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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-12-23

c. o. r. No. s0s-St. Alphonsus Court, meets
on tho first and third Wednesdays Of each
month in their hall over the Mooney State
Bank. JONI SHEERAN, c. r.
Jos g. SCHILL. Sec'y.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-12-23
nacprssiated.

"Dul>un is Az unnatural sort of fa-
ther."
"ilnw So:"
His h:luE threw his gold watch from
I'll" tAi.u stui, window to the pave
tnrt!t. and Ii" oihn't see anything cute
~ il" ::n>tvn tirratd.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10
Notes From Woodruff
WILLIAM LEE JR

Owing to the very heavy frosts
prevailing during the past two
weeks the fruit crop will be great
ly deminished present Indications
tending to show that more than
fifty percent of the trees have
been nipped.
Woodruff was visited Monday
evening by an up to date motion
picture show, the same proving
to be very entertaining and
greatly enjoyed by the residents
in this vicinity.
VIM. Lee ST.. is at present bust
ly engaged in the work of build
ing a commodious grainery on
his farm situated about a mile
and half from town.
On Friday last the school chill
dren of Woodruff got together
and as a result of their efforts
the school house was given a
thorough cleaning.
Mondays snow storm proved
to be very disagreeable to the
residents of this vicinity causing
the farmers much Inconvenience.
The young people of the town
gave a dance in the Woodruff
Hall on Friday which was large
ly attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lee were
Holbrook visitors Monday where
they met many of their oId-time
friends.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10
0airies and Henhouses IN Arr hitecture

Oairies and Henhouses IN Architecture
Before the young architect fresh
from Paris had been with the New
York firm a week he confessed to COM
pIete disillusionment. The only thing
| see ahead of me for a year or two
to come" said he, is dairies and
chicken houses. When l left America
four years ago there were not a dozen
dairies in the United States that had
received the attention Of good archi-
tect Now / find that every man who
owns a. large estate is paying a big
price to big architects for giving their
best brains to COW and chicken houses,
which certainly indicates, l think, that
in some branches of art, anyhow,
America is going some
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10
Whole Lake Little Enouah.

Wilson, the poet. better known as
CHRISTOPHER North, is the authov of
many of the wittiest things he did
not say are attributed to him. One
morning after a gran nicht," with a
group of his cronieS and an abundance
.,f whisky" and wit, he awoke with
th1uat like lime kiln and called
out for the landlady of the little inn
on the shore of Loeb Lomond, where
he was spending his holiday:
BEETLE, guild dame, I'm unco dry.
Fetch in the loch."--New York Jour
ual
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

Dick Hart arrived Monday
from Apache county, bringing IN
a band of sheep for shipment to
the market. Mr.. Hart reports
very high water in all the local
streams, making travel necessa-
rily slow and hazardous.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

Barney Stiles, the jovial cattle
man of Navajo county, came up
from Winslow today.
Attorney Thos A. Flynn was
in Winslow on Monday, looking
after legal matters in that city
Flagstaff Gem.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

Marshal Bedsoe has been col
lecting the new saloon license
during the past week, which, by
a recent ordinance passed by the
council, has been placed at $50
per month.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

Miss Eunice King, one of the
Santa Fe operators at Crookton,
arri yed Wednesday evening and
will visit with Mr.. and Mrs. X.
B Donaldson.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs w l.. Coffin of
Prescott arrived Wednesday ev-
ening and are visiting with Dr.
and Mrs. George p. Sampson.
Mrs. Coffin and Mrs. Sampson
are sisters.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

Harry L. Anderson arrived
Monday from Los Angeles and
has taken a place AS operator
with the Santa Fe in the local
telegraph Office
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

About sixteen men employed at
the sheep camp of Spellmire, Ly-
ons & Sawyer were affected with
ptomaine poisoning during the
past week, but all have gotten
over it without serious results.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

There will be the usual Easter
services at the CathOlic Church
on Sunday. A very excellent mu-
Sical program is being rehearsed
for the occasion, which will be
rendered a 10 o'clock.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

w. E. Smith, recently of Anna
rillo, Texas, arrived here Tues
day and has accepted a position
with the Santa Fe as extra dis
patcher
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10
A Luxury.

1t does look sometimes as if no one
ever tries to be a hale fellow save
those who can't afford it.-Dallas
News.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

Frank Ketchum is busily en-
gagged this week hauling wool
for Pat O'Toole, as we'll as the
crop gathered by n S. Bly,, the
total amount going near to 500
sacks.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

Preparations are being perfect
ed for the Recital to be given bv
Miss Jessica Reed, at the Opera
House, on Friday evening, the
10th. The program will com
mence at $50 sharp. General
admission 81. Tickets OH sale at
Post Office Store.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

There will be services in the
Episcopal Church NJ onday, April
10Th. Holy Communion at $50
a. IN. Evening service at 8 p. m.
by the Rev. Fletcher Cook.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

Dispatcher M. l.. Vaughan was
on the sick list for a few days
this week, but is again at his
desk.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

Julius Wetzler, a prominent
merchant of Holbrook, was in
town Monday.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

Adolph Busch, the millionaire
brewer of St. Louis, Mo-, passed
through Tuesday evening return
ing home after spending the win.
ter in Pasadena.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10
Additional Locals

Miss Ruth Elliott, sister Of
Hugh Elliott, who resided in
Winslow for a time last fall, was
married Friday of last week, at
Denver, TO Mr. J. Carl Jensen, re-
Gently connected with the motion
picture show here Mr. Jensen is
now editor of the Peoples Press,
at Golden, Colo, where the
newly welded couple will take
up their residence. Miss Elliott
came here from Rochester, Ind.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

Mrs. P. E. Slaughter, mother
of Mrs Charles Calm, is visiting
here this week with her daughter
and friends.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

J E. Zones, prominent attor-
ney of Flagstaff, wasn Winslow
Monday on legal business.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

Mrs. E. c. Edwards returned
Saturday from Los Angeles,
where she has been visiting with
friends.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

The Spellmire, Lyons & Saw
yer Company are busy shearing
this week and expect to haul
about 500 sacks during the next
week, which will be shipped from
WinSlOw.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

Sheriff Joseph f. Woods, ac-
companied by Mrs. Woods and
baby Joe, came down from Hol-
brook Thursday for a short stay.
The Sheriff is busy gathering in
the saloon license from the vari-
Gus dealers in "sOft drinks
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

Quite snOWStOrm visited
Winslow and the surrounding
country last Monday morning,
continuing during most of the
daV.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

Dir. George P. Sampson was
called to Adamana FRIDAY morn
ing to attend case of sickness
in the Newman family.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

H. B St. Clair, representing the
Mcneil Company, of Phoenix,
was in town this week in the in
terest OF that concern.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

County Supervisor O. B. SUIT
ton was in HOlbrOok this week
attending the meeting Of the
board.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

Engineer Walter Friend re-
turned Sunday from a short visit
to the coast and has resumed du-
tV on the second district.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

E. p. Howell came in from Adj
amana Wednesday to spend a
few days with his family.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

A grand ball is to be given at
the Opera House next Monday
evening by the Winslow Orches-
ira. This recently organized
musical organization is now
ready to furnish music for dane
ing and any other occasions and
is something that should be en-
couraged by the residents Of
Winslow. A large attendance is
expected at Monday evenings
affair.
The Winslow mail., 1909-04-10

Attorney Thos. A. Flynn was
in Winslow on Monday, looking
after legal matters in that city.
Flagstaff Gem.
Dick Hart arrived Monday
from Apache county, bringing III
a band of sheep for shipment to
the market. Mr.. Hart reports
very high water in all the local
streams, making travel necessa-
rily slow and hazardous.
Mr.. and Mrs w L. Coffin OF
Prescott arrived Wednesday ev-
ening and are visiting with DR.
and Mrs. George p. Sampson.
Mrs. Coffin and Mrs. Sampson
are sisters.
Marshal Bedsoe has been col
lecting the new saloon license
during the past week, which, by
a recent ordinance passed by the
council, has been placed at $50
per month.
Miss Eunice King, one of the
Santa Fe operators at CrOOktOn,
arrived Wednesday evening and
will visit with Mr.. and Mrs X.
B Donaldson.
Harry L. Anderson arrived
Monday from Los Angeles and
has taken a place AS operator
with the Santa Fe in the local
telegraph Office.
w. E. Smith, recently Of Anna
rillo, Texas, arrived here Tues
day and has accepted position
with the Santa I9e as extra dis
patcher.
Quite a snowstorm visited
WinsloW and the surrounding
country last Monday morning,
continuing during most of the
day.
H. B St. Clair, representing the
Mcneil Company, of Phoenix,
was in town this week in the in
terest OF that concern.
County Supervisor O. B. SUIT
ton was in Holbrook this week
attending the meeting Of the
board.
Engineer Walter Friend re-
turned Sunday from a short visit
to the coast and has resumed du-
ty on the second district.
Dr. George p. Sampson was
called to Adamana Friday morn
ing to attend a case of sickness
in the Newman family.
Mrs. P. E. Slaughter, mother
of Mrs. Charles Calm, is visiting
here this week with her daughter
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smsemeiuss 6stHtidjes @aiien6aus.

a4TE--
Observation-Disclosures oeS nGanten.
Ndbpereins" uno oes ,Iumen-
@iiIfs. Gereins". = Griterer Der.
tagt ii6 alif 5iuei Wonate. - Ser
DSamen.SiilfSperein" giebt Dem
a%inocrgarten Elm Bicnic I'M Gi.
per.8ieiu.Yarf.
Inter Dem 8oriie scr BrGiiorntin
6rau 5obanno 8ebr ulto Der Yroto.
teaii!5rnas Ger Sefrc.SriH 5raa
Dfinna Hotber fano g~eitern Nahmit.
tag Die Wonotsperiammlung oes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" oeS aQeenl.
9eutihen @oiienbolies i'm 9lnitalts.
@ebGuoe an Orleans uno aiSouitb-
Strobe ltott. Nub Ser GrIeoiguna
Der Rolttingei61ite pirbe Die ab.
red)niln9 oes 9iQetuerfauis fir Dos
WoiienbouS . Yicnic porgenommen.
Sooann puroen Die 6rallen GIiie
8nohe unO Morie Hotb in ben Der.
Elm auigenommerl. Ite Er1iioentin
~tiinoigte gum Sblub arl, boB pab-
reno Der nod)iten 5luei Wonate feline
Sibungen itattiinoen iueroen. Gle
ndhite 8eriommlung miro oemnod
am eriten Mittiuod) i'm September
abgebolten perOen.
BUR ielben 3eit belt geitern Not).
mittag au1 Der nGomensSiilfsper.
Elm" feline Notwithstanding ob.
Sier iiibrte oie YrGiibentin Sri. Nt.
8ortbe ben Soriib, mabrcnO Die &C.
fretdrin Sri. SOo Ereiul protofot.
lirte. 3rr aQgemeinen %3ufrieocnbeit
tonnte oas abrehnllngS.Gomit iiir
oaS tiir5lid it%attaebobte Grobeereit.
felt conitatiren, Oab lebteres in einem
iebr auten %finan5iellen GrfoIg reiul-
tirte.
PM 0. Suli pprdnitaltet ser 80
men.SiilfSuerein" fiir oen ainber.
garten oes @aiienbouieS einen glts-
fIug mad Dem &iper- gieu-Ba uno
lino bereitS arrangements bieriiir ge.
t%roffen moroen. Serr 6ibiimmons,
Ser @tidGitsfiibrer beS YarfS, bat
fir Die alcinen iGmmtIide Imiiic-
ments beS Gnrfs sur ireien 8erfii.
eititg geitelt. Sic gbfobrt nad Dem
gorf eriolgt i6on @ormittogs, uno
bobelt Die ainoer ionit Den gor5en
Gag Dor it'd.
Gin pcitcres 8ergniigcn Itebt lpc-
nigitenS einem Sbeil Der @oiienfin-
Der bebor. Srau 8m. s.. Gpons,
Satin oes Trdiioanten Der ygnons
Warble Gompanp", bot ben @aiietl.
bals- Seriualter &or( Sdmieo in
aenntniB geiest, oab iie fir etrpo 90
@aiienfinoer einen Sodtausflug nob
NnnopoliS neronltnlten miro.
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@cinbeit bes Ilaidenbicrcs.

Bier, mittelit scr neuclten uno
bclien Waidinerien in Der neiien Gin
lnge Der Geo. 9iintber. ilrn., gron-
60. auf 5Ialfen eeiiiut, lit oil Se'
ifmad uno Soltborfeit Dem peit
iibcrlcsen, bos nod Der aIten @c-
tbobe bcbaiioelt miro. @eriud)t einc
&iitc uno iibcrjeugt Gud. 9eItcut
BON Der 9rauerei ODER Ybillips
Bros, 8ertbciluugs -Ngenten. 9iItc
bon 2 Tubeno 6laidlen $500.
Wai4, Ti 60. Sa-)amaeuopaat
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@ans intcreiiant.

". . OTV HTI -
Ger G%rdiioent oes GeinnobeitS-1 &c.
portements bon &entiltp tpartet
nit i1tereiianten 3abIen ouf.
@rfIGrt, oaB unreine Ntilt uno
8oiier 500 EOoesi1lle I'M Ser.
b1ltniB 81 aIfoboI perurio6en.
Gereptiinm blunt bomines, nne-
malta cretera fontes, Dinum sill etc.
ihrieb eill 8biloiopb i'm grouen Nl.
tertbtm. Gos bteB: GoS Sler trim.
fen Die aberdeen, baS @oiier Die
Sbiere uuo ben @ein Die W6tter.
9(ber Die WiId ipuroe gang auBer
S(6t gelaiieu. 0ieielbc lit jett chen.
foQS an prominenter Stele errpGbnt
tporoen, mas ~aller0ings on Der 0eIt.
geibidte ni6ts GnOern unb Nieman.
oen popor abbalten miro, ipe5iea Die
ainoer nit Dtild 81 crndbrert, tuenn
oieielbe MIR rein lit.
Or. Soiepb DC. W}otbemS, Ser Nrds
iioent Der 8eiunobeitsbebor6e in
aentltdp, bat burd SoridlUgcn feit-
geltelt, 0aB aus tauieno TobeSfdIs
len, Die IN ieinem Staate einberihtet
prroelt, 500 Dem @enliB BON unrei-
tler Wiilb ober 8oIier 8r5uidreiben
mnrerL mabreno eirer brett ouf Den
8enuB bon Nlfobol 5uriid 81 iiibren
NOR.
Sm bieiigen 8eiunbbeitS = Gepar.
tenlent bat man nod nid)t getou felt.
gcitclft, mte piele Gerionen bon Dem
@enub oe5 einen ooer oeS onoeren@e-
tr0nfeS geltorben iinb. Giner ser
aer5te meinte, oaB es jebenfaaS anf
ole aopo5itdt OeS WonneS anfomme.
@enn elmer BON 5mei 8lnS Bier be-
trunfen meroe, iei boS ein 3eiden,
oaB er nidt mcbr trinten ioate, ODER
~iiberboupt gar nihtS. Cab mGBig
genoiien, alfobolii6e @etrGnte Dem
Spltem beS 9urhidnittSmenidJen
MIR forberIid iino, iei flor ermieien.
Gie Salptio6c fonlme allf Die Be
ihoffenbeit Der beipuBten 0etrGnte
on. Gin biqiger Siliel III groBen
GnantitGten genoficn miilie ieIbit-
pcrItdnoli6 oie Contribution beS
StGrflten untergrabcn.
Inti . Saloon Mnoerion ipor
misunderstanding nit elmer GrfIdrung
iiber bic Sro9c 6ereit. Gr iagte;
p8em Elm ormer Seitfel Itirbt,
Der Ilfobol in irGenb elmer Sorm 9e-
nieBt, miro Die Gobesuriahe oils 9l.
foboIismlts feitgeitelt. Sit ober bos
Spfer reid, miro ireeno Elm Rome
fir Die 9ranfbeit erfunoen."
Gin Serr, Dem Die aeuBerute oes
&rn. Nnoerion miteetbeilt purbe,
meinte, boB es intereIiont mdre, an
erfubrcn, popor bier5ulunoe, no Die
&eudelei oilf ben 8ipfel seirieben
miro, jene 2eute in iungen Sabren
iterben, Die in ser Seffentlibfeit feline
geiitigcn @etranfe genieBen ooer
Sobof in irgenb elmer Sprr ollrii6.
rem. Sielleidt fonntc Sr. Mnoerion
Die Gntluort geben.
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6ubr nit 40 sc eiIen Sc.
d winbigfett. @egen an
ifnellen SabreuS nit cinem Iuto-
mobiI pcrurtbeilte Nifter 2oben in
Der peitlifen Yoti5eiitotion 9eitern
Den Chauffeur @m. Miaer bon Tr.
1913, @uilforb N%penue. 81 So
Strofe unb Soften. Ger Wtotoriabr.
RAD . Yoli5iit pcrboftete oen Yeltill-
oi9ten nod enter longen Sago ali
ser 2%erington- une ShroeberitraBe,
nod)oem CT 9ellOtbiet morben tuur,
feline Woifine nit elmer @eihtpih.
oigfeit bon 40 Weilen Die Stunoc
louien ST. loIien. Wiler be3oblte Die
Strafe.
Ginen neuen V 0 IL.
g duppen min oieNorplanb Glee.
trio Hailpops 60. alif Dem eroben,
bon 6rancisltrube, 3ruio : Sill. unb
Sutton . sloenne begren5ten Ban.
plase erridten. GS miro Der grobte
@aggoniduppen Der Gompognie iper.
Den ulo ali Ole Ser. Strabenbabn-
@eisaihoit perpaftet peroert. 9ie
@aggons Der Crib , Sill Mpenrc-,
2inoen {. guenue', @%ilmcritr.., Co
repltr.- mo HreItonitr. . 2inie lollen
in Dem groBen Shuppeu unterge-
bruht merben.
Cine Sebcnsmii rbiafeit.
9r. Charles 8. 8oriuf. Elm Wit.
glieo Der Sanbelstammer, bradte &C.
tern cine rotbe aleepilan5e mad Der
Sunbelsfammer. Die nidt peniger
oils Il allsidiiiie ODER Stensel bat.
Ser Slice lpud)s ouf Srn. Sobn Z.
9rolpn's 6arm bel @eitiuinlter, Mb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03

BON icinem San0Smun II
permunbct. - als oas Heiultat
rines StrcitcS iiber ooS Gigentbnin
eini9er @anouen licgt Der Stalicncr
Gonello Gorpero. Don Nr. S31, Sor'
iorb.Npenue, NIT Stniit. mo Stid).
punben I'M Hiidcn uno am aopt I'M
Somoopotbiiden Snipitol oornieocr.
1crielbe bot jshod trot Der Scrlesun.
gen olle Soffnung auf 0enciung.
Easauoli Titooli, Elm anbercr Stale.
ner, mirb ols Ger gngreiier beibul'
oigt. Ger aampi 5niidcn Den BET
Sen SbitbGllolern ercigncte iid, &c.
itern gormittaa in ser Ndbe oeA
neuen 5oreit9 arf- 2eierpoirS; 1ia.
toll mobnt an essr Gdc Don Greiibent'
Str. uno GaiRrH.a penue! "a
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Saltimurrr, mcldyc bic CONNER

galtimorcr, mcldDc bic SOmmcr.
Munatc anfcrbalb Der Staot pcrbrin'
gen, f0nuen ben Correspondent"
mad irgcnS elmer Torciie in ben Ger.
einigtrn Stuaten, europa, Werifu
unb Canada suseidift crbaltcn. Die
Ybrciic mae 10 oft ais scluiiuIdlt se'
Gnoert iucrocn.
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3iuei Ereiie { ii Sru. II.
gepo B. = Gum eriten Wtole in IL
Sabren lino in bieiem Sabre Die bei-
ben Ereiie fir Die 9rabuirenoen-
8loiie Der HedItSidJule Der llniperii-
tat bon WorplunO al cine Eerion ge-
fallen. Sr. aarl Singeluolo lit Der
Gelpinner bcioer Ireiie. gr lit Elm
Sobn bes Srn. s. Z. SingetuolO BON
Rr. 318, Siib 9roobmop. NIS CT
in 1904 bon Der boberen Itabiiihen
anabenidnIe groouirte, errang er
ben eriten Eeaboop : TreiS bon
500. Ger iunge Wann be3og oann
Die Sobns Sopfins . ltnineriitGt, 100.
err lid) inn Iebattiren aus5eitnete II.
ibnl i'm Sabre 1907 Der 8rob 90
heIor Of grtS perlieben ipurbe., Gr
hot jctt oaS Stuoiim Der Hed,te an
Der llniperlit1t bon Warplanb pol-
lenoet uno luirb i'm nGflten Sabre
BON Scr Sobns Sopfins llniperiit1t
ocn 5itel Softor Der Y~biloiopbie err
boltcn. Sr. Singepol0 lit 90 Sabre
olt.
8aufte Die WcGIberrp
Seim It attic. - Sr. GborIes g.
Golden hot Die ulte WegIoerrp-Seim-
Itdtte, iuelde an Der ode bon 9ofe. II.
0ellona : Mpeniie, 8opuns, Yolti.
more . Gornip, liegt uno 1t.45 g(der
groB lit, fir $4,000 gefouit. gr err
ltono oaS 2ano bon ben @erluolteru
oes McGIberrpid)en Nodloiies Geo.
VI. 8oitber unb Nlfreo 5. Sbripes.
Gle SeimIt1tte bat Der Samilie Wc.
eloerrp iiber 100 Sabre angebort.
SIR. 8olben miu oas 9ano iett in
gonplGten auslegen.
Capt. armiI tcab begra.
ben. Gie 9eeroigung bes am
Wuitas im sitter BON 80 Sabren ge.
ltorbenen Capt. @omarb Mrmilteao
iano aeItern pom 5rauerbauie Ser.
607, Noro-GbarIesltrabe, aus ai,i
benz st. Soiep4rs Srieoboie Itatt.
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2as 8ctter.
Spnncnanf. nnS llntergang.

Sir Worpluno uno Den 3iItriftGo'
Iunlbia beilte tbeilpeiie beiuOlft uno
Reacnl6orer am Abenh ooer morgen
(fSreitao), mboltenb lporrll, moBige
umipringenbe @inbe.
9aS @etter mar geitern ihon, aber
boS Guediilber i'm thermometer
idob in ole Sobe. Gie bohite Fem.
peratlr mor Sc 8rob nm 2 llbr 9tat)'
mitto0S unb ole niebrigite 81 @roo
nm 6 lin MorgcnS,
,Sn ben onoeren &itnbes s @ctter'
WeobuftunoSitationcn 6eS Sonoes
mur6cH ole %folgenoen bod,itcn Gent
pcrnturen per5eid)net: gnltport 56,
4ortlono 66, goitpn "A, Ilbnnp "A,
Stem . 2)ort 6S, Ybilaoelpbio so, at'
Iontic Gitp 6S, Gopc Wop 6G, Walb'
iilgton S6. Noriolf 50, SottcraS 80,
Charlotte SO, @ilminaton IS, Char
leIton IS, Sopaunab IS, Sufionoiae
80, Supiter sc, Sen @eIt sc, Itlunto
IS, montgomery 81, Neiu = OrlconS
y, TnlcItinc 80. @alpeIton 50, Cor.
pll9 Gbrilti 81, Wcmpbia rs, 9incin'
noti rs. YittSbnro 70, OS,uegp g.,
Buffalo 6S. Glenelano 10, Detroit
-, NIpeno y, WtarQuettc 81, Green
@np 76, Chicago GS, 9ulntb "A, ct,
8aul IS, ct, Souls rs, aorioS Gitp
"A, Omnba rs. 9iSnlorf rs, Willi.
Iton rs, SABRE So, @elena 81, Solt
2ofc Gitn 80, Senper 68, Nortb Hlot'
te IS, Gobge Gitp 80, 4marilIo "A,
Sos NuQclrS 80.
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WeloIcn6nnaen.

@eloienoungen nod EeutidIano
uno Oeitreid : llnsarn fiber nuo
idneu beiorgt. 5. 10 uub 90 Wnrf-,
iowie 10 uno 90 Gronen Sheine Sa
perfanfen.
sbeS. s. Siener & 60,
o. Hr. 217, Ci,WaItimore.S Str.
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Nobm Sen Wunb5unolL.-
Cab Sber . ErobibitionS = Eaita
99nl. $. HnberIon lpie Der ~9eutlhe
Correspondent" aeitern id)on lagte,
ben Mtuno etlpus iebr boil llobm, ais
or Die 9ebouptung nliiteate, oaB eS
in Baltimore 500 6liiiterbuoen ge6e,
inoem Die Iecoros 5eigten, eS leten
bier 500 mebr 9unoeS Shont'Si'
cen5cn ouSaeeeben iucroen oils
StootS Shanflicen5en. 5eigte Die
GrflGruna Der Spirituoien : Sicen5'
9eboroe. TroFbeut McStim logt,
pngeiGbr 260 ieuer bon SrSn. Inoer.
ion eripabntcn 9umbeS l.. Sicen5ct
icien BON MGuncrn crlangt iuorocn,
peld)c inn 9auIe oeS letten SobreS
Iton BON albercn &erionet betriebe'
lie @oitmirtbid)often iiberlobmeiL. II.
Gin onoerer nidt geringer 5beil Der
gnubes . 9iceu5en ialle oui Npotbe'
fen. SIS miro aber 5ugegebcn, ooB
Sr. Inberion Ged)t bot, iotpeit Die
Observation-Disclosures i'll 9ctroft fommen.
Oie biloen cher elm llebcl, Dos crit
redt floriren miiroe, rpenn IN 9olii'
more 2oral Option in Strait mare.
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Sbsu. $. 9iener & Co.,
217, Strase.

0eutides nno onoeres ausIdnoi.
ides @elo eefauit uno p%erfniift.
@eIbienonneen beiorgt nod Geutid).
(ono, Seitreih, GuBlano Ii. I. 10.
@edieI mlseeitellt aiif ausIdnoiihe
8anfen. Greoitbriefe uno Erapelers
CHEQUES. o.
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Scbbsl's einsiaes StnSio.

Seoermann fennt bic pun Tins ge-
~liefcrte Nrbeit; mir oenfcn nid)t ba-
ran, ans ielbit gu loben, ionbcrn iiber-
laien bies nnicren 9eiitnngen. Seine
Sreppen bel nns 81 eritcigen. Gaiien
Sic iid pom Nnbercn nidjt tGmid)cn,
cs siebt MIR Gin einsises Sebbel-S Eth.
bio nnb bics befinbet iidD i'm Earterre.
Nd)ten Sic anf oaS Sans, mo unier
Namcn anf SBiiren nno Senitcrn
itebt.
Seine Wgcntcn. Sin Ereis.
Md)tcn Sic amf
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Mar HeiKert.

War Heinert.
Saltimorc's Semtidcr Gbutuarapb,
409-411 Norb'Gap'St rahe.
Samiliensrnppcn,
SodScitsgrnppem,
Ginselanfnabmcm,
ainbcranfnabmcn,
@ersrbkcrrn8cu nadj
Mlten 8ilbcrn.
Inibertruffene fiiaitleriide Yrbci'
ten. Makise Ereiie.
gilScr weroen geidlmafpoa einsc'
raimt. yittr, ad)ten Cir anf bic
pbige Mbreiic,
t4esis1&e,1O