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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-23
nle and preserve

number, file and preserv.
oaths. e such
Registration may be mado
time during office hours befors any
city clerk. except that the roas the
tion shall be closed for 10 davs s'ra-
the date OF anv next
or special city election or n rnnerai
upon the first secular dau
January OF each year the c,tv OK
shall open a new register of .erk
tors. which shall be the rer,.. .iec.
electors for the next succaea, W
year. NO person shall be required -
register more than one time -, "
any year to vote at each genera, a
special election during such vas VI
But where any elector, having raa
istered, shall remove from the NE
cinct In which he was ran,s
tered to another precince =.
shall register again before ha.
Ing permitted to vote at any eleo.
ton after such removal and ~.
name shall be stricken from tho uas
of registered electors of the prec,ns o.
from which he has removed"
The Register OF Elections v..
opened January l, 1908, and tboa.
desiring to do so may register at ~
city clerks Office.
JNO. E. MCPHERSON, Registrar
D Apr II If
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-23
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-23

Enduring privations more remarlxa-
bic than those of Robinson Crusoe,
Mate Donald Morrison Of the long lost
Norwegian bark Alexandra Oubis re-
turned to his home IN Southampton,
N. y, for Christmas.
He and nine other sailors from the
bark were maroonel for five months
OF the present year on an unlnhabited
island near the equator in the Pacific
ocean. They were compelled, after a
few meals OF turtles. to live on the
lmeat OF lizards. The captain of the
bark went insane from suffering, and
che survivors were near death when
finally rescued BY u sloop manned By
Aother memE hers of the crew who had
,reache1 the mainland.
1--WE were compelled to leave the
bark after drifting for two weeks
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-23

of the girls are employed. AS usual in
Fitch plays, there is a surprise scene.
For the purpose of "Girls" they all
lose their positions. and we find them
back in their studio. just where they
had started in the beginning. little
less sure Of their independence and
with the germ of love planted.
Mr.. Fitch has been kind to the girls.
for instead of permitting the curtain
to fall with them unhappy he lets us
see the right man in the right place.
taking charge Of the girls. who. after
all. are just like the rest Of their sex,
ready to succumb when the man comes
along. 7
Bertha Kalich has begun an engage
ment at the Garden theater in Harri-
son Grey Fiske's production Of Angel
Guimera's Spanish drama. Marta of
the Lowlands." play that for the
past three seasons has been held for
Nine. Kalich by Mr.. Fiske.
Marta of the Lowlands" was origi.
nally written for Maria Guerrero
SPANS greatest actress. by Guimera, q
Catalonian playwright. whose success
es have esta blished him as the fore.
most dramatist of Spain. Guimera il
the leader of the Progressive party In
Barcelona and the editor of the mos
vigorous party organ.
Maria Of the Lowlands'' was sue
cessfully produced at the Manhattan
theater several years ago by Mr.. Fiske
Franz Lehar. composer of the won
derfully successful operetta 1.-THE Mer
ry Widow" is the only living million
aire whose fortune has come in the
form Of music royalties. And his whole
pile has been made from one piece in
less than three years.
ROBERT BUTLER.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-23
New Plats Filed.
Department of the Interior, United
States Land ONCE, Lewiston, Ida

Department of the Interior, United
States Land ONCE, Lewiston, Ida
no, April 20. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that frac-
tional plat of township 81, north of
range west, Boise meridian will
be officially filed in this Office We'd
nesday. the 10th day of June, 1908.
The state of Idaho has a prefer
ence right of selection within this
township for period of sixty days
as against all persons excepting
bona fide settlers of date prior to
said last named date. Such settlers
have preference right as against
the state, and all other persons for
period of ninety days from the
date of filing of said plat.
T. HI. BARTLETT, Register.
Dated at Lewiston, Idaho, this
goth day Of April, 1908.
Notice to Electors.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-23

The provisions Of Section 20 OF
the City Charter is hereby called to
the attention Of electors of the city
for their guidance:
Sec. 20. The city CLERK snail be
ex-officio registrar of elections. He
shall keep book to be known as
the Register Of Electors, in which
shall be kept alphabetically, by
precincts, the names Of all electors
duly registered. He shall admins
ter the oaths to electors~a and shall
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-23
Sherif's Sale.


Notice Of Foreclosure Sale by Sher-
III.
]. W. Little, plaintiff, VS.. G. W. Al
len, Rosa Allen. W. B. Martin
and Mary E. Martin, defendants
Under and by virtue OF an
order of sale and decree OF
foreclosure and sale issueo
out of the district court OF tne
state of Idaho, in and for the county
Nee Perez. on the 31st day of March,
A. D., 1908. in the above action
wherein ]. w. Little, the aoo'e
named plaintiff. obtained ]uds-
ment and decree of foreclosure anu
sale against G. w. Allen, Rosa D.
Allen, w. B. Martin aid Mary E.
Martin. defendants, on 'n'
3Oth day of March. A.
1908. for the sum of $5,oSl''"
besides interest and accruing cos's'
which said decree has been recorueu
in Judgment Book - OF salo cou.
at page -, am commanoeu
sell the certain lots. pieces OF 20.
cells of land, situated, lying ana 0e
ing in the County OF Nez rev.,
state OF Idaho, and bounded ana a'
scribed as follows, to-wit;
The east half of the north"ess
quarter. the southwest quarter "
the northwest quarter, ana NV
northeast qurrter of the sou'n" -
ouarter of Scion twenty-nihe'
township thrirty-three, nor'h' W. Nex
two east of Boise MERIDIAN -.
Perce county, state of ldaho 40.
tanning one hundred Sixty 100.
saraa,@.ments and appurtenancss
,hereunto belonging or in anyVi''
appertaining. team that
on Friday, the oath day OF apr .h,t
D. 1908. at 10 o'clock a. III, " ,,ont
dav in front of and at the lsO .v
door of the courthouse of the ~
Of Nez Perez, in Lewiston iu L. 1T
WIN WI, a ~ decree of foreclosure anu
sale. sell the above described , p, BE-
~. or so much thereof as ..i may
necessary to satisfy said 'uu - the
neoe'S ND costs, etc, 10
highest and best bidder 'o States.
full money of the United s1,o ssa' sheriff.
By J. R. LYDoN. Deputy
Dated April srd, 1sos' .. r
d .2t April 8 to g.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-23
Passenger Train Loses Its Way.
Gets on to Wrong Track Through Swtchmans Error and Is
Chased by an Express.

express was only few minutes be-
hind him, the driver decided to put on
full speed and go right ahead. 1t was
an exciting experience for everybody.
The passengers, finding that the train
was travelling at full speed and run
ming through the stations, became
alarmed and pulled the danger signal
The train ran on to the junction at
Point st. Maxence, where the driver
hurriedly explained the matter to the
signalman and was shunted on to a
siding two minutes before the arrival
Of the express. At last the train was
sent back to Creil and resumed its
journey to Amiens a couple Of hours
late.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-23

a passenger train on the Northern
of France line literally lost its way the
other night and had narrow escape
from being telescoped by an express
which was behind it.
I The train left for Amiens at p. m.
All went well until after leaving Creil,
where the line to Brussels and Ger
many and Holland branches of. Ow-
ing to a mistake of the signalman,
(which yet remains unexplained, the
Mmiens train was switched on to the
Brussels line, and in the dark the en-
zine driver did not discover the mis-
take until the train had proceeded a
mile or two on the line to Brussels.
Then, remem bering that the Brussels
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-23

While one masked robber held up
The cashier his two companions looted
the vault Of the bank at Granite Falls.
n. c., secured all the cash, $2.7CO.
forced the cashier to enter the vault
and after locking him in made their es-
cape.
The robbery was not discovered until
Cashier w. G. Whishnant failed to APP
pear for breakfast the next morning.
Members of his family on entering the
bank heard feeble tapping at the
9ault, and when the door was opened
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-23
MANY BASEBALL TRADES.
Some Of the Big Swaps Made Sines
Last Season.

Last Season.
More than the average number of
baseball trades were made by the
American league during the present
on season. Managers declare that 1t Is
Impossible to get a good player at any
price. yet several classy performers In
Ban Johnson's circuit were sent to
new fields by purchase or trade.
This lot includes Fred Parent Of BOs-
ton, who was sent to Chicago. and Fer
rls of the same club. who was traded
to ST. Louis via New York. The latter
team turned over Laporte to Boston.
while New York sent Williams and
Hoffman, along with Ferris. to the
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-23
Found Gravedioger Asleep In Coffin.

ings. When the funeral arrived Under
taker Herman directed an assistant to
remove the rough box lid. When he
did so Bosack sat upright and wanted
to know what was doing. The mourn
ers We're panic stricken until the real
situation was explained, and interment
Of the cOrpSe was then made.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-23

While digging crave at st. Jerome
cemetery In Freeland. Pa, Mike b.
sack. who had too strongly fortified
himself against the cold. fell asleep.
aud. to save themselves from worry
about his safety. his companions put
him In the rough box in the grave and
then placed the lid on without fasten-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-23

CDR. Thomas Electric Oil is the
best remedy for that often fatal
disease-croup. Has been used with
success in our family for eight
years. Mrs. L. Whiteacre, Buffa-
10, Y.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-23

The highest cost price paid for
second hand furniture. Russell Out
fling Store. Phone, Main 139.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-23

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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-23
Notice of Sale of School Bonds

d Apr II If
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-14
@ar p%bnmGd)tia, ais or acbGnot
iuilroc.

EottSpillc, ga, t3. MGr5.-
Charles @or5cl CrIitt I'M bieli0cn
@cI0ngniB bcn SoO am @olNcn. Gr
brad AMI Dem @crilit obnn1Ghti0 5ll,
Ianumcn mo mitrOc gcbGngt, mGb-
reno cr bepuBtloS mar.
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Scr, Stootcn befnnO, bate iid &C.
mci9crt, @or5el, eincu Golen, 81 bel.
rotbcn. &n icincr @lltb perioIatc er
eaS Wdofcn nltf Der StroBc; lic Hob
TOR ibm III aeine gSirtbihait, or ibr
nad); ais cr lie eiugchpIt bate, io9te
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%Itclltc lid cine 3eit lang irriinnig,
geItono ieood) m66renO zines bcitiQcn
WcmitterS in ieiner Ingit, 0nB cr lid,
mr. perItelle. SpGtcr mad)te cr 0rci
SclbItnoroncrIlhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-14
Die Mansel n%niercr Shladtidific.

WabinNton %, t3. MGr5.
- Commander Seen, mcld)cr elmer
Ser midtigcn 3cugen Dor Dem sc.
notSsGomitc iiir Warine . Nn0elegen.
bciten in &%erbinoung nit ser Inter.
llld)ung Der ongeblihcn GonItriif-
tionSiebler unIcrer Sd)ludtihiife
mar, COB Die @rfl1runa ob, ooB er
nlemalS benbiiftigt babe, Sen &c.
neral BOARD" 81 fritiliren, On ser.
lelbc feline Gretltip . 9efugniiIc be-
libe. Seincr aniid)t mad, lei ser
DSoaro Of Contribution" meld)cr aus
Den WurealldciS bcltebt, oafiir Der.
antmortlid, OoB Die gmpicbllmaen
Der Walfer . Gommiiiion, Die Ser.
theilltng oes Eon5ergiirteIs an ser
Wol'crliHie betreifenb, nid)t allSge.
filbrt lporoen icicn, lie icbige Cr.
gdnilirung oeS Gepartement5 iei JEFF.
lerboft, oa oirieIbe seItattet, oaB oie
Snreanheis I'M o9oarb OF Gonitruc.
ton" ibre cigene Irbeit begutohten.
IS ioate Semnno iiber oieie Yeboroe-
Btiebt peroen ser fGbig lit, Die ted.
nlIfe Nufiiht ii6er Die peridicoenen
Froiefte SIT fiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-14
Sin Erutcit gacun'S.

Grcflrtipc Giit9riiic in Sic 2e0iala.
tip0cualt ser @lul0carc0icrlul1.
- las &nitS paiiirt sic EoIt.
onrt5- %crluiuigrng5biG. - Tcns
iionSbiu fontnt 3unGhIt an sic
Ncibc.
@oibinQton sc, 10. MGr5.
- Scnotor Bacon bon @eor9ia
rcbete belrtc inn Senot ilbcr .cretl,.
tine Gin1rifiein sic Acknowledgements
Scr Hc0icrun1" uno pcrIuS mpbrcre
3citunBabcridtc. nm 81 bcpciierL
0nB @eicbc I'M @eiBen 0auic in Son.
fcrcn5cn entmorien mcrocn, an mel
den GongrcbnitaIicocr iibcrboupt
tcinct Nntbcil nebmen.
Gtc Gill, neld)e Ooridrci6t, onB
Wotcrtul un0 &orrGtDc iiir Sen Va.
nomofonal MIR oltf omcrifnniihcn
SAiffen nnf Dem &itbmlS b"eiGr0crt
mcr0cn oiirfen, imtr0c bonn Scuut
nnBcnommcn. SimmonS 0t..G.)
rcoctc SIT @unitcn ser @oItoompicr.
Notwithstanding. I'm 40 per
toGtc iit Der Sennt bis MtontnN.
GoS Observation-Disclosures puiiirte
sic Eoitnn1tS e &crmiQi0lrnNSbiG,
mcldc i'm @on5cn %22l,t93, 1912
o%lSrpirit, $1,l25,000 mcbr, ais oaa
Gonlitc cm%pfublen hottc. Soriibcr
Sucritrect mnd)tc einCn bcrgrblid)cn
Tcrilld, on3 olll lcbtcn WontoN scr
Gill 5uGeiiiBtc Ancnocmcut CUR Gr.
b0bung Ser SolGre Ger 9rieitrG0cr
mlcocr nltS5ltmcr5cl. 0aa Noll& be.
id,lob nit 1876 gcgcn 1876 Stimmcll.
Die %croronlun0 Decentralization. Nod-
Dem cine Nnjabl EriuotpcniionabiuS
po'lirt mo beihloiicn morocn mar,
Die GrmGgutg Scr EcniiouS . Ser,
luilliDrnGSbiQ mor0cn SIT Beginner,
ucrtnNte iif oaS Soua nm 4.3S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-14
Ecd) i'm ,Htucriibc- Sptcl."

&in9ItoH, N,.9., 10. MGr5. -
&urj nadocm &. ). GSnall, Gigen.
tbilnner ocs oNiueriioe. SIT
WtarGnretpillc, GcImpnre = Gountp,
Qcitern 9eitorbcn mar, ling oas sc.
bGllbe III 6ol1e elmer 2ampen.Grplo.
lion 6cter unb lpltroe jerItort. Cine
ais &Gd)in I'M Nptel beidditigte 6ral
miro lett Dem Nrun0c permiBt uno lit
obne 3mciieI ungefommen. Sontca
Smecncu lno Charles Nmcnt trllgcn
GSnau's Seid)c ans Dem brennen0en
@CbGu0e mo c"rlitten babel idmcrc
9ranOmunocn. Sluccncp miro ldmer.
lidl 0auon folluncll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-14
Geiclcrpluiion ut Ma6criucrfcn.

8oIlipolis, 8. t3. WtGrS, -
Sn Sen ItGbtiifen @oiicriperfen iin6
bcllte 5luci &ciiel crplooirt muo bos
ben bic gnn5c Nnlo9e 5crtriimmcrt.
Die StoOt lit obnc Sdub 1cgcu SclI.
erS0eiubr. 6ruu Nnno Sleub lit bon
cincm Giicnitiid %gctroiicn unO idyuer
pcrlcbt mor0cL boh bat Nicnlono bel
Der Grploiiou pas Sebcn ncrlorcn.
Sic llrinhc Der Grplolion lit nod
nid)t utIGctlGrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-14
Ginmal mirtlid acflogcn, abcr nidJt
melt.

$ "a III mon0sport H..D, 10.
WGr5. - Troielior aleronoer Sra.
Dam 9eq's neller NcropIan, ser nNeo
@in9," lit in 8e9enmart zines So.
mites Der rNerinl Experiment 9Iiio.
ciation" ilno elmer gn5obl mbcrer
3nlfouer 3tS Sub weit in elmer
Sobt bon 10 bis 90 SUB geilogen.
Die 6lngmaidine lit nit einem 9lbt.
cylinders otor ots9eriiItet. Die 5u.
riidgelegte Iiitart5 ioa ocn Gecoro
fir 8lu9maidyinen in 6en Ser. Stoa.
ten bil6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-14

Ma6n5eiden II. Shirt (oer
fllr5 nad). ieinem Gegierlngsantritt
cine Heiie Oltrd bie StGote oes Cant
Deg mabt, in elmer iold)en, nafoem
er bic onrhgebenbs idon 5iemlib
o%ngeiabrten - 6eltjungfroncn &c.
mniiert, fir iid): "a iiebt mans
mieoer, id] bin 81 ipat auf Den Shron
g%efommeu!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-14
Serrif fem GanSiSat.

Golumbus, O., 10. WGr5.
Gr.8ouuernellr WDron Z. Serrif
bon Glepelanb gab Die grfldrumg ob,
6aB er fein Ganoibat iiir Ger Sib i'm
Yunocsicnat als Rafiolser bon &c.
nator 5orafer iei obifon feline
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-14

9iefe Dnnoerb0Hcn, neueil, Der Sebi5eit emit
fpre6enoet 2siiDdigeH Sdufer ana sWiltollsslce,
bluifben Soifnulls II. Breitonttr, bnrttpee biibi6
Il. iiiltiilerii6 %beiurirt, nit ieoer oeIfbarell Se
quelHithieit, iberfebent neinfbliebti6 rcembinirie
@ass uno SIeftrii6s 2itt %9lulGaen, Ih5u9sf1nal'
Gerbinoungen. sSaiiersGlofeiS,k Gor5clun 8noe'
%g8unuen, surfaces, celnentirte Seller. Groiioire
Rertb man mir ermeiten lam, ipenl man Die
Iclbcr lie6t. g~tieoriGer @ruHo6ilS. 2eibie Sab
lunas6eoin9ntgen, Siien iilr Seitbti9nn9 tag
lid mo SonrtGeS.
Walter 9. ssetpbal, Naumcifier.
Piireau an Cit umo Stelle.
g,reis Der puufer SreiSebn Sli1oert uro Stllt
atg Dollars. ($13b0 .00) CSal24-IplD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-14
@ranSnngliif in Californian.

Warpspillc, Gal, t3. WGr5.
- Bel einem 9ronoe inn Gbineien.
Siertel an Der 1. mo DAT. StroBe
rabier iino feds Gbineien 5u Sooe
ocrbrannt nnb 5ruei anoere ifmer
rerIebt poroen. granoltiiter ioGen
oas 6eiler nngelegt baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-14

Mei5cn. 3uiubr 100 @uidel;
%criouot bon bcn Glcuotorcn 1862
@uid)cl; Glcpotorcn &orrotb 332,
30 Wllid)cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-14
@efli il gel.
Baltimore Marftbcrid)tc.

Sreitag, 10. WGr5 1908.
W l.--3uiubr 1910 5Giier, cins
idlieBlid 1907 81 Socuit.4soint uno
1925 GSGlier All Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-14
Gallagher, Der Sanmciltcr.
Salt! Sc6cm Sic!
QcIcn Sic oicic Nnnpncc!
3u pcrtdMicn - Sanier I'M GOO Slo6 Der
Y nScrnesS trnbe.
Gben iertiggriteilt.
Cine Wc%lrocnbcit i'm Gnn5cn 2cbcn.


Cine @clraenbcit I'M Gan5en 2cncn.
9ies iino Die ~relleiten mo nooerniten 5fuet'
fiDdieen Sdmfer In Sft.9nIiinlore. SGben CART
boI5sS uB65bet III FarIor, Speife5tinmer NM
IprbaGe:, ibbner aantineeiins aus ipeibenl
GfutneisW'arinur I'M RurIor: prabtooler
9ii6eribranf nit SeiinlS nno .Spiegel I'M
Gpeiieaimmer; aiibe eilt9dlt Sistdrgnt lno
Torratbsfuumier - etpus 9teIles;, S1iier bnhsll
Observation-Disclosures fir eleiirifdes ai6t unb
Gas: lerner ~iieneties5 Notwithstanding be
itebenS aus emdiairter Gdbeiunnne, entnilltrtcr
g9dfftpiltite, 9loiet nit ntehri9s bdn9etoe;l
ggdiierbebGIter enln iuirter glisgub init 3rodei!'
Nrett; 5peii9eili9er .gSaf65nber int Selier, mn
sthSllg5tunuis slnf6lub. aud Giles ySuicr bon
benz Milseub ,alfuebmeno. Sruib5ins $4,000
pro Sdbr. Yreis nnr SfS50.
Sernrr int COO Slpd her yscrb.8loper's traee.
@beH fcrtiaeeitciit. cine Heibe bon rlooerne!l
5,ueiitbdieen Sdlifcrn. feds 3inlHler ino yub.
Gas 9%doebinpler enfbdlt emailirte 9%doepdrile
Muo mooerres f~anitdrcs eiofet. IbBuesinitdl'
NtiffIub. Treis $1,000. Srulo5ins $3.50 pro
Sabr. Die Gage obigcr 3dufer lift bob nllo
= Wa6Sufraaen tint garean, Tr. 1881. pit
MunuinrRt. StraNc. CAS-
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6tubiirt 1925.
Gonloli0atcO Qonn g..
1 Nurb=@ ap- Stra6c.

Sin orobeS Siiurtiment nerinacner 0iannlla
ten, llDrcn mo %llUclen III ciilcm frtuui Ner
iauf, nod inter DGlbem stottelIprei9. SSIr 9coell
nuD lpic Dor libcrnle TurleDen aui ale gSertQ'
gegcnitdnoe. SeiieHsGlngalg 6uilI Yrt0atsV vi
rcnll.
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~ al - 3uiubr S2,6Sl @uidel;
%crionot pom ocn Glcoutorcn 2l1,795
@ulhcl; Glcpotorcn = &orrotb 2,211,s
al Wllldlcl.
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Irelnoc in i'm Orangcn, 5t cnnoi-
oiren. Gr lit am Glbeno mad Nelp.
Worf abQereilt.
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SGKe sur Mciie ms Nnslano be.
isrsf 6. Maine, Wr. Alb, Oi.yalti-
mureitrahe, nabe GnitOm 8umic Nuc.
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gu %Derfaufen:
$1,000. 90

fir eilce oicicr nlobertten 3lucilt1diNeu gSobrs
bduier an Der NnuIoinsSir., nnBe &ui0b=Str.
@roaeihsb Sront aus %folioen Winrllor urh nuc
mpnernen Henucmlidteiten. pie pulloTltellc
Slb6nQofunnls Drainage. cemeniirtc Neler, Sci.
ten 2ruitoir5 mo Nbfe; GullntD Siclcrn; ME
briGcr @runojino. ecrtauit inter ieidtcn NC.
bimgunscn. Gdb6uiruAcu bel
Subn :. Sunuuuc, Nnunleiitcr.
Or. 2G9, SHo'Gaitsgiucuuc, Sigbinnbtu,un.
tNiirB4, 1WiD
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9ugen's
fHunSe- -
Gtipac Rcues
tit Der 3abns1 ednif:
SGtuc pbne Ylattcn

AhAS 3iefeS Spftem ~crfuroert fein
glssicber, oerirfaht baber aud feline Shmer'
sen. Suben hoiielbe slnsfeben, bieiel6e gSirf'
GineetaleHe 0eiihfer iuieoer normal eenia6t.
Ner6Die 9eute brulden itb niht 5u fllrften,
ibre SABINE beblueelt Bu latien. S8ir perieben
ale ~gSur5eIn mo Siiitipfe init aronen. obne
IiiS5iebert.
Wanse 3abngebife $500 bis $500; ale Ga.
raniirt. 8uio.arpnrn $500 bis $500; ale ga.
rantirt. Yrtiden.Arbeit $500 bts $500. Cob.
.3dbrie nus0eBopen mad, unferer ihmerSIofen
Wietbpne irri, ipenft nitoere Irbeit getbnn miro.
IT. z. u. Scrftn. benifcber. 3ubliarjt,
Tr. 81, Toro, iouDaro.Strnfe.
GprehitunoeIt bon s ubr 9iornliiaaS big
6 llbr Mbenos: Gonniass bon 8 fis I 3n llbr.
@iablirt is Sabre. (Sft17@
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Sine Sdrm mif 241A giderH al Der NeIuir.
Rodn, & Wteilcn bon Der Sidot. Nud8uiraAcl
bel &arl Ncas, YnooH Sia. G2-4)
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Bcrfdlife auf Scr bieii9cn gfieften.
WGrip
FIRST CALL.

1000 anoroiIle Traction Der. ....,..... 1884
1000 VII. e. g. Of Conn. b .2Ocr. ...... 10
2C00 Cotton Sucf Der .............. GSR
5000 SltG. g. g. n. ". neu der (Gtis,).. G2
5000 llniteb 9iaiIipabS ler. .......... So
$500 Tito. 9tbS, dunoiuG 5er. ......... TAN
2OOO Beit 8irainiG GcuirnI Ger. ...... 100
1000 Seaboaro 4rr .........,..... iGE
2OoO Tito. 8Ds. inc. Observation-Disclosures. i7H
10 &eitern WlarpnnO ............. 3
800 gSeitcrn WlarDIano ............. 2A
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@rubee @ut bon 600 IderH unbe Der Wiiins
bung oeo N~niurent= Sluiies. 9leQnntc Sebduoc
nit auen muOerncn Ginri6tnnNcu. MuB Der.
faitft mcrocn itno 1T, einiblicbIid) iGnluiliben
Snnentnrs, @ieroeit. &ieb. Niaf6ineu II. 10,
6i SIG, 900 ST. BADEN. 2cidie 3ablinQSs@eoilts
aunpcn Scrnan Saoenbpup, III, Euro'Sbar.
les etrabe. (Sepi5,1O