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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-03-23
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cheaper
Herald.
His Special Line.

When the late Colonel Elliott F.
Shepard, son-in-laW of Commodore
Vanderbilt, bought a newspaper and
started to run it he found that he
knew little about the duties of ac-
tive newspaper men. Although it
was an afternoon paper, he made an
innovation by employing night city
editor, and this was a signal for all
kinds of people to seek employment
on the pape- One day a very bright
general writer sought the colonel
and asked for a place on the staff.
The colonel then put him through
a regular course Of catechising as
follows:
care you a member of the
church,
"Yes;I am a Presbyterian."
"Well, fiat is good. What IS your
special Inc p !,
Il am merely a bohemian writer. s
sSDo you speak the language al
so ?"-Leslie's Weekly.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-03-23
Ne Es'isd on the Doctor.

White I was . stldeat in the med
zeal co.lese / had a patient, an Irish
man, with a broken leg. When the
plaster bandage was removed and q
lighter. oae pat on IN its place | no
ticed that one Of the pins went in
with great difficulty, and ] could
not understand it. A week after
ward Wllat was my establishment to
ind that the, pin had been run
through the skin twice instead OF
through the cloth.
aNhy, Pat said |, didn't you
know the pin was sticking in you?
ITO be sure | did, replied Pat,
"balt / thought you knew your busl-
ness, so | hilt me tongue.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-03-23
Overcautious.

You can't do any good work ia
the world without offending some
body said Congressman Long
worth in recent address. sIhe
man who makes no enemies IS tie
man who does no good.
sSome men but for this fear OF
making enemies might accomplish
something. As it is, they REMIND
me of the dying man who was too
cautious even to make his peace
with Providence.
DO you renounce the devil and
all his works. the minister said to
this man.
"And the dying. man replied in 9
weak, hesitating voice:
g Please don't ask me that. I'm
going to q strange country, and
don't want to make myself enc
mics.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-03-23
DOES THE DOG REAs0N7
Authentic Instances That Seem to War.
rant That Conclusion,

authentic Instances That Seem to War. |
rant That Conclusion.
A dog | owned suffered great
deal with indigestion. The least In
discreet diet would bring on these
attacks, and as they occurred very
frequently ! had large bottle Of
medicine always on hand and kept |
it on a shelf in his kennel. The
dog seemed to have acquired thor
ough comprehension as to the relief
bringing quality of that bottle.
WaGAever he was i'll and food was
placed before him he would scent it,
walk away without touching it, thsn
turn to the shelf and, gazing stead
lily at the bottle, indicate plainly lais
wants. He took the medicine with
out the slightest baking, which is
rather exceptional, as any one who
ever tried to dose a dog will agree.
This dog when let out would
never disturb anything in the poul-
try yard, but the moment stray
chick lost her way into his yard the
savage got the better of him. He
would catch the unfortunate stray
gler, kill and devour it, leaving emily
a few feathers as evidence of the
murder" Punishment always fol-
lowed. The remnants Of feathers
were shown to the dog so as to i'm
press OH him his wrong doings and
make the cause Of the punishment
clear to him. From time to time
young chickens would be missing,
and all efforts to locate the guilty
one were vain. The dogs yard was
always scrutinized, but nothing
found.
Nv best broilers were disappear
ing at rapid rate, and | decided TO
have the dog watched. Soon he was
caught in the act and the mystery
solved. The moment the dog had
finished his meal he scratched the
feathers in heap and carried them
with his teeth to a corner of his
ward, where he buried them. The
dog had the most embarrassed and
hell less expression at the time he
I was caught that | ever noticed on
dog. An extra severe punishment
was dealt out, and [ do not know
if the modification Of being trapped
or the punishment did the work,
but the dog was cured from that
moment on.
The related observations show
reasoning in order to accomplish
something for set purpose. | be-
lieve most animals possess the quail
itv in some degree, more or less,
according to their mental develop
ment.
In the last case described the
dogs instinct led him to catch and
kill the chicken, but memory told
him that punishment would follow
if found out. He reasoned that BY
hiding the evidence Of his guilt he
would escape punishment for his ac-
tions, which he understood to be
wrong. The very fact of being able
to discriminate between right and
wrong and trying to check the con-
sequences of the latter shows the
necessity Of thinking and therefore
of reasoning powers. L. De Fa-
bry in Outing
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-03-23
The Difficulty.

Two Irishmen driving through
the country noticed that many Of
the barns had Weathervanes IN the
shape Of huge ROSTERS.
sPat,' said one man to the 9TH
er. sscan you tell me why they always
have a rooster and niver hen on
the top " thin barns" !.
aSure,o replied Pat, @an' it must
be because av the difficulty they'd
have in collecting the eggs. Chi
cage News.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-03-23
BROWN HERB TABLETS

Will make and keep you we'll! fyou
have any disease of the Stomach, Liver.
Kidneys n Blood, it will pay you to try
them. Box t,-ven months treatment
Sl.00, postpaid. Sample package mailed
free Address, w. P. Caldwell, Special
Agens, Box "a, Lopez, Wash.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-03-23
CONDENSED STORIES.

y-ain Went on Time, but Without
Senator Bailey.
Senator Bailey was once staying
for short time at country place,
when he received a telegram urging
his immediate appearance in Wash
ington. The place was about two
miles from the railroad station, and
as the schedule had been recently
changed, and his host did not know
the new hour for the train-there
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-26
Proyectos de ley firmados

E1 Presidente de Ia Clmara De De.
legad0s trm6 aver los sj9uientcS pro-
yectos de ley. FL II B ST dc los sc-
norcs BarcelG MGndez Cardona pa
IA autorizar al Municipio de Fajardo,
a invertir en- los servlcioS publlcos
excepto personal, una cantidad que
resulte eXcedente en- su prcsupuc,to
de Ingresos, por contribution dircc
ia Dicho presupuc>to asclen4c cu..
tro mil dollars. y 81 { Is mum. 81 d.
Mr.. Feullle rcferentc 4 pcrtadarcs 8
conductores p6blicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-26
FL bornhaasdeO
de Puerto Cosstes


Nueva York, martes.- En- Puerto Cortes
reina el mas complete panco la poblaci6n,
por el tenor reinante de que bombardee la Ciu-
lad la escuadra de Nicaragua
FL ataque Puerto COrt6s ha sido va anun-
ciado por la prensa de Managua.
Temense las COnsecuencias de un b0mbar.
leo por los Deficiencies medios dc defensa con
Iue cuenta la plaza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-26
Urn buque 4 Venezuela


Nueva York. martes.-El gobierno de Was.
hington ha ordenado inmediatamente la salida
de un crucero de guerra para la Guaira, en- Wis
Ia de la petiCion del mniSt1O residente en- Ca
raCaS.
La situacion en- la Republica continua ms
pirando grandes temores { invencibles inquie-
tudes.
La gravedad del presidente Sc acentta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-26
la Dr,o1eSka de Porfi-
rio Diaz
No sera mas arbitro

Nueva York. martes.-El presidente Porfi-
rio Dlaz, de Mejico, ha manifestado responder
do las excitaciones que sc le han dirigido ul-
timamente que no interv endra en- manera algu-
ma Ell el conficto acuai entire Nicaragua Hon
duras, en- vista de la conducta que han seguido
los gobiernos de ambos paises, mentras el Sc
atanaba por llegar un arreglo amistoso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-26
Detenienc10 Ea invasion
Ell ataque a Teguciga'pa

Nueva York, martes Ell presdente Boni-
LA, de Honduras, ha conseguido, reuniendo el
mayor n1mero de tropas que puede poner sobre
as armaS detener la invasion del elerCito de
Nicaragua, que avanzaba resueltamente sobre
Tegucgapa la capital de la Republica
Lo exCitaCi0n Honduras es extraordi-
maria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-26
I'M p 0 r T a N T {

Una senorita que tiene bas-
tante praCtlca en- estenogralla
Y escritura en- maquinilla, de
sea una cOlocaci6n en- ohclnas
comerciales, bufete dc aboga-
dos, etc.
Direction, p. Q. Box. Io4r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-26
Ia Esroxsnsieaags q ese la % q
EN- Ns3rrUeCOS
Causas que La determinan

Nueva York, martes. - Avisa de Taner
que el Sultan anuncla la detinitva pacilcaci0n
del lmperlO para la pr0xima semana
La reorganization del ejGrcito, ha sido de
una gran etcacia para lograr la pacificac6n del
lmperlo. La prensa de Paris dice que los apa-
renc1as de paz Sc deben la presencla del ei6r-
clto europeO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-26
I'll Generas CASTRO aqonIxa
Los presagios de la prensa

Nueva York martes.-La prensa de esta
ciudad estudia la situacion de Venezuela, con
motive de la gravedad del general Castro afr
ma que la muerte del Caudillo susctara una
gran perturbation en- el pals. La prensa anne
rICana denuncia la existenCia de un cOmplOt
Il presidente agoniza
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-26
Ia Eucha s~eliysosa
en- Fran cia
Ell divorcio con ell VaticanO

Nueva York artes.-Los tiltimos despa-
chos llegados de Paris dcen que la tirantez de
relaclOnes entire el gobierno de Francia e Va
tlCanO es tai que sc teme la ocurrencia de nue.
vos tumultos en- e interior de la Republica a
Causa de la exCitaci6n en- que estan los animos
consecuencia de la lucha religiosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-26

Nueva York, es.-Desde Berlin avisan
que Ia sltuaci0n en- Servia ha tornado IN aspec-
to de gravedad mayor.
Los clementos revolucionarios han adopta~
do una acttud de vlolencia que obliqa al 90
bierno sostener las ciudades en- estado de sitio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-26
PARA cIcARRILL0S

En- el BoLETIN MERCABTIL hay cons
ante existenGia de papel para ciga-
r,il1oe. marca '4La cubasiEa". esme-
aaonenko eoftadA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-26

Boquillas dc ambar, Gltimos y ca
prichosos modelos de Berlin y Niena
De venta en- el BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-26

FL Consejo EjecutiTo 9p,o3j en-
session de aver cl II B SO para que cl
matrimonio civil sea ahsolutamentc
gratuito. rs probable Quc maaaaa
pa Sc 4 Ia frma del GCbcrnadOr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-26

En- la session de aver dc Ia Cdmara
Ell senior Tizol hizO constar su voto
contra del pyoyecto de ley Sobrc pro
tecci0n al comercio contra coaCclones
Y monOpliOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-26

PRENSAS DE COPIAR.-Los mo-
delos mas perfectos y baratos, DE
,venta en- Ell BOLETIN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-26

Obras dc Anatolc France, dc vcnta
en- el BOLETIN: FL Olmo del Pasco.
FL Maniquf de MimLne, El emilio dc
FL Po&o dc Santa Clara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-26

FL Honorable GoDcrnador Mr.
Winthrop tirm6 en- Ia manlna dc hoy
los proyectos dc Icy el IL b 81 para
autorizar al Municipio de talardo a
invertir en- los scrvicios pubuCos ].
suma de 81, 900 y el c p 81 de Nr
Feuille sobre los conductorcs pa
blicOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-26


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SaS &ricssacridDt gcgen lieutenant
Gefurt. r..

@oibington .. g., s. 9e5. -
General 8rant, Der Gommonoeur be5
SltcnS, iibermittelte Dem &riegs.Gc-
portemrnt Die After in benz fripoSac.
rlhtlId)en @%erfabren gcgen ben 2iul.
tenant Nllon &cfort bonn &iiiten.M rtil,
leries9orpa, meld)er 0es cines Oft.
5iers mo @cntlenon ut~piiroi9eu
SerboltenS IN &erbinbuug nit finan.
3iellen Ingelc9enbeiten beibuloigt
lit. @obreho OcS SerloufS oes Yrojei.
les perllirhte Der @ngeflogte, lcincnl
Sebeh elm 3icl 5u ieben unb etIifc ieis
ner Sreunoe bebauptcn, er lei ull5ll.
re6nlngSfGbig. ST. militGriidcn
8reiicn bGlt man obcr Die llebcrnlitte,
lung Der Slften an 0oS &rieaS.I epor.
temelt fir cin Nn5eidcn, DOB 2ieiltc.
nont Sefort id)lloi9 beiunoen ulo 5llr
Gntlollung aus Der Nrnlee perrrtbcilt
moroen lit. Sir oicicn SAL bat Scr
Frolioent ooS Ictte @ort ST. ipredcn,
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Nns Baltimore pnntg.

Stint Ginbriide in Soltier an oet
Sorforo-Gpoo periibt. - 9iebe
MAIDEN nllr geringe 9eute. - Or
broden Elm Soitomt unb fonlmcn
babur6 nit n~llncle Sam" in
Gonflift.
ginbreder brangen an Samitog
friib III flint .&atilGoen mo @irtb-
ihoften an Ser @arforo.Toao, ouf Der
Strede bon Snmilton bis sum Sic
benmeilen-G boulieebouS. 8elbidubs
lGoen lino erbroden llno Illtpmoten
tortgel6leppt moroen. Sro6 eiiris
gen 9enliibenS Der Eoli5ei limo Der
ooer Die @inbred)er bisber nidt cut
oedt luorbcn. glae @inbriide lpltrs
ben mittelS zines 8ret)eilenS ollSgcs
iiibrt. Gem Eoitamt in Ynrfpiue
pltroe Der critic 9eilld obgeitottet ;
ood) lit ben 3iebcn llltr gcringc 9elt.
te onbeimgefollen "a iid) Die @ertb.
gegenlt0n0e III @elolhrGntcn befan.
ben. NllS bent Shreibtiih oeS Eoits
meiitcrS a%ild)enitein muroen llnge-
fobr So IN 9oor uno peridic0cnc
Gricfc %gcltoblcn; lebtcrc mllroen SIT
lontn1cn nit Der 8elOifublo0c oltt
benz &eae iiioli6 bonn Eoit8cbGilOe
al%ligeiun0en. Pins Der Mirtbidoit
bcS Srn. Gotrid &ecoD mllroen 5lpei
Quarts @biSfep, Elm Iutomut uno
$1.75 III Boar geitohlen. Die Sooen-
tbiir mar mittelS 9rebeilcnS crbro=
d)en. Gin Serillf,, IN Srn. Mihoel
Sauer'S @irtbiboit ein5uorin9en
miBlanG, bo ein mad)ionler Srno Die
0icbe pcrid)cllhte. Die Saustbilr
Scigte Spltrcn zines &eriud)s, lie oilI-
5ubred,en. Illd) Dem &~ollflaoen beS
&rn. Charles Coles perilld)tcn Ole
&Guber eincn 9eilh ob5uitutten. 9oS
SenItcr, mcld)cs tic ~Dcrgeblih 81 oil
nen lu6tcn, miberltullo ibren In,
ltrengllngen mo bie HGllber licBcn
oupon ob unb begoben iid) nob benl
SIM Mcilen;SnlS in Somilton lpel-
DIES bon Srn. Sobn 0reiieu bctriebcn
miro. Die 9icbe lecrten bier circn
Spiel-automotcr, mnlBten lid) aber
nit ctlpaS &leingel0 begnil9en.
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MaDor priigeltc Den Yeridtcritattcr

Claim ST., s, 0c5cmber. -
Mopor Nrluin &. Yrice miro in einenl
Soitbefebl, Den nSod" Heeoes, Elm
3eitnngS . 9eridterltottcr geget i'm
ermirtte, Ser MiBbunoIuna beihul.
oi9t. NcepeS bate sic gSfopooell
oeS MoporS, Ser STEERS iiber Sen
0nrit ST trinten pfleat, peroiientlid)t,
mo Die Sol9e mar, ooB Erice i'm 40
li5ei = &ollptQunrtier iIber i'm her.
iicl ulO i'm Ollrd)priigeItc. &erid)ie.
oene Orgnniiationen Der Stuot, Ole
ilber OoS 9etragen beS MaporS en-.
port iino, iteben olf Soften Scr gn.
flo9e. Die Iifaire bat Dem &ontpf
5lpiihen Dem liberolen Clement ulo
oel Wlidern nelle Nubruug gegebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-10

Woro bel IIbcrton.-@ e,
ltern Nodmittag lpur0c in Sem @ot'
tom, nabe Ilberton, Baltimore : 50,
Gin unbefonnter Stoliener bon einenl
cbeniouS mlbefannten Sobn OeS Jon,
nigen Stolien's erld)ollen. Ter Wtor-
Der cntflob Iofort mad Der Sbut un0
ipurbe Die Eoli5ei BON Canton eriuft,
nod ocmlielben 5n fobnNen. Sin Der,
bcigcrufener Ir5t conltotirtc, BOB oiG
<gel IN ben WQgcn cingeorulgcn
mar unb innere glutlngen ben Soo
pcruriad)t botten. Nan oermultbct,
ooB bic SdJicberci cincm G~rinf9cIo1c
folgte.
&onS zee ~un0S Ser
Nnroocutid)e 2lop0.G untpier o&0ln, "
pclfcr gcltern @ormittog bon Ntep-
Oort obfllbr, miro ctma bcl,tc Nod)=
mittoq illil = llDr 6ier eintrcIfen.
- Ser ,Miueha0," Der nnl %. Nn.
pcmbcr nit $50 NolInQicrcn iiir @ol,
timlorc 9rcnlcrbapen rcrlieb, miro uni
Wtittnod) pbcr Gonncritog bier CT.
murtct. H
9rcibi9 SabrcEoli5iit II. -
Goli5iit @iuiom &. Noiplina pont
Gitlidocn 0iitrift ~fcicrtc QCitcrn in iei.
ner @oGnung, Nr. All, Noro Batter.
ion.Yorf Mpcnue, Sen 80. &@obreSto0
icincr Grnenmlng ais gS0dltcr bca
@cicBcS. IuS oieicm Nnloiie bnttcn
lid Soblreid)e SrcunOc mno Gollc0cn
c%in9efunhen, I'M lire @lildruilnldc
Oor5ubrin1crl. Eoli5ilt NomlinQ pc
trouillirte ooS Hepier pom @ronb'
mou bis slt Sen Sonc$ Sdllcn pielc
Sabre, mo fennt i'm in iclter @egclh
ieOc$ &ino. Seine Siibrun9 mnr
Itets Elm toocllole.
@ciol5ene Strae c. - @eil
iic olli o%iiener Strobc Neoensartcn
1ebrorlhte, bie elmer Game" nid)t
gc5ienlen. itroite gcItern &abi 2ooen
Mnmic 9romn bon Nr. 633, Eenll.
StroBc, NM $50 unb Soften lmo IN
Grmonselulo bcs notbiQen &lcin9el.
oeS miro Womic brciBig Gage i'm
cSotel Soof" goltircn.
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Sorbereitltngen sur grridtllng zines
3Dei9eS Der @eieni6oft.
Slancr Sonntaa in gtciu-Yprf.

Nem 0orf, s. 0e5em6er. -
Nem-gorf bate be,tte eilen griinolid)
blolten Sonntug, ben eritcu umo
ipobriheinli6 ben leBten in ieiner
8eldid)te. gQe llnterbaltungen, ios
gar Die lonIt INNER geitottetell
.Socreo Concerts, unterblieben, sic
@irtbid)oIten blieben gcihIoiiclL uno
Die Foli5ci CAB iid) Die 0roBte Wiibe,
hie &eroronungen Scr oeroltetcn
SonntogSgciese ollrd5ufilbren. Die
@irtung miro nid)t mlsbleiben. Die
Ilbermcn meroen idon om Sicnitng
6nIommentreten, I'M Die 0ieSbe5iigli.
den Sroinon5eu 81 moOiii5iren, 10
lueit c& IN ibrer Wtad)t liegt.
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Srei Gnaben crtrnufcn.

Stint, Mid., s. Gcscmber. -
@ci'm llebcribreiten bcS Stint. Hiper
bel bieii9er Stoot brodlen orei anu.
ben, bic 9rilber Soicpb unb 6Iopo
HonoaIl, 5cblt, reip. ndJt Sabre alt,
mo Grneit Gontene, 5mDlf Sabre alt,
oltrd'S Sis eil uno %ertronten. Gin
iilngcrcr @rllocr Der Sandals, ser
lefS Sabre olte elmer, ser aus
Sllrdt oaS Sis nid)t bctretcn bate,
lot ponl llier aus 81, pie Ieine 9rii.
Der lmfamell.
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sSu Safen anfgclanfem.

Gan 0omin9o, Hepublif
Sonto Gomingo, s. 3e5ember. =
Ser amerifoniidJe 3oufltter .Yeo.
ria" Der Den anlerifaniihen Soaper-
lpalter fir Son Domingo, 90. s.
Enaiam, mad bier bringt, eerietb bel
Der Gnfntft i'm Sofen auf @runo.
Mon %cripartet, bab oaS Sabr5elg I'M.
beid0oigt wieoer flott gemadt per.
Den fam.
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&crmiidte tclcaraphiide Ncpcldcn.

SRI. aatie Soop, cine @1rterill
i'll earnings Heitaurunt in ct. Saul,
Oliitl., lit bel DEM Yronoe oeS Me-
ltanronts unn's 2eben gefommeu. Der
moterlelle Sdaoen be5iifert iid) ali
$4,000.
Sn aaegbenp, ga, lit an ser
6eoerolitroBe an elmer iharfen allrpa
elm StroBenbnbn . @a9gon entgleiit
llno 5tpan5ig Talinglcre trugen gum
Sbeil lGmerc S~erletungen oouon.
Vei'm Siid)en oltf Dem @iic
ltebeno, brodyen bel 9uolep, WoiI.,
Der 40 Sabre alte SbomoS &acSmort
uno Der 20 Sabre nlte Charles aril.
pinsfi Elm lr6 e%rtrnnfen. aac5nlart
binterlGBt cine Srau uno ied)s Sim,
Der.
Sm Srte @aloen, Grange.
County, N.'D., lit cine SppbuS- Cpl
oemie mlsgebrodcn. gS iino pier5il
Grtranfungen uno Gin SooeSfaa bis.
Der 81 per5ei6nen. llnreine Mild,
ioa Die llriode ser gpioemie iein.
Sn 8ittS6lrg, go, iinb Is
8elouerleiber altf Sausbaltungs'0c
genitGnoe perbnitet moroen. Saftbe'
ieble gegen meitere eff iinO e%rlolier
moroen. Die YoIi5ei lit beitrebt
oiele @llderer alls ser Stabt 81 per
treiben.
= Sri. Gertrude S'Neia, &c
Sabre aft, Sod)ter oeS berporragel'
ben Contractors Charles s. O'Neil
BON philadelphia, ga, lit BORT orrd
einen Stllr5 in oas Souterrain in
YoItamt um's 2eben gefommert.
9dNe fiir's Nnslanb beiprgt o.. yiaine, Tr
4l3, St'Saltimore.s ctr, naBe GnFtom ppnie'Aue
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WDd, am Ye6cu.

MobingtonL .. 6, s. Te,. =
Nod) elmer bel Dem mcrifoniiden BOT.
ldoIter Greel bier ein~getroitencn &c,
pcid)e bot Der itcllpcrtretenoe @oi,per.
neur bon Gbibuobua I'M Sale Der orei
inter SoocSurtbeil %ltebenben Nmeri.
foner nod feine Gnti6cioung getroi,
fen. Der @otid)oitcr crfl1rt, ooB Ole
&crnrtbeilten nid)t eri6oiien luerocll
tpiiroen. Sic ioaen 5luei WGnner Der.
giitet babel, INN oo5 geriiherungS,
gel0 81 befonlnlcn.