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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-15
Texas Land Comparison.

There are 100 counties that have
less than 10 per cent OF their land
under cultivation. There are AZ coun
ties that have larger uncuItivated
area than the total area of the State
OF Rhode Island. The uncultivated
area OF Texas, says the Commercial
Secretaries Association, exceeds the
Total area OF the thirteen original
colonies, excepting Georgia and
North Carolina We need 1000. 900
farmers TO develop our agricultural
resources, and no country on the
globe affords the opportunities TO the
homeseeker that Texas now offers.
The land agent is an important factor
in the development OF agriculture.
There are 100 people moving to Texas
daily, and remain here permanently
and OF this number probably half of
them go on the farm.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-15

Why not do that building now:
Our stock is complete and prices
right. Fulton Lbr. Co.
J. NJ. Turk and daughter of
Hillsboro are visiting at the home
of T. p. Turk and family for a
while, having arrived Thursday.
For SALE Several Persian
Kittens. Inquire of Miss Rose
Mcneil, Six miles south and Six
miles east of Canyon. 13-4tp
Oliver Mcbride received.a tel
egram announcing the illness of
the baby. He left on the even
ing train for Tarkio. Mo-, ex-
pecting to be gone week or ten
days.
Mrs. G.. G. Foster left Friday
for Cordell, Okla, for few
weeks visit with parents and
friends, expecting to return
about August 1st.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-15
Medical Society Meets.

The second quarterly meeting
of the Deaf Smith, Castro and
Randall County Medical Associ-
alton met this week at Hereford.
Canyon City was well repre-
scented in the persons of Drs. d.
NJ. Stewart and +. M. Wilson,
who were in attendance on Tues
day. Reports are to the effect
that the attendance is good and
subjects under discussion very
interesting. The first quarter
was held here last April.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-15
Notice 10 Voters

Notice is hereby given to all
those who expect to vote at the
primaries on July 23rd, will be
required and called on to present
their poll tax receipts. unless
legally exempt. The require
ments will be the same as
though they were voting at any
regular election. This rule will
be strictly enforced by all pre-
siding officers. l.. G. LAIR,
Chairman of the County Central
Committee.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-15

! For SALE:-At a bargain if
taken soon, st. James Hotel. In
quire, of J. NJ. Meyers.
An auto party from Strawn,
Palo Pinto county, were in the
city short time Sunday after
noon enroute to Amarillo.
The Christian Endeavor young
people of the Christian church
held a social at the home of
Travis Shaw, Friday night. A
number were were present and
several mirthful amusements
were INDUCED in, and especially
the opening of the question box
which caused great merriment
to those who participated. Re
freshments of ice cream and
cake were served and an enjoy
able time was the verdict.
Mrs. f. II. Wray and children
who spent last week visiting at
the home of her brother. r. A.
Terrill, returned to their home
in Hereford last Saturday. Mrs. !
Wray will move to our city about |
the first of Septem Der and teach |
in the high school during the
coming winter session while |
Prof, Wray is away attending
Yale University.
The new home that is being
erected for President Cousins of
the West Texas State Normal
and located on the Normal cam
pus, was blown some seven feet !
north east off its fOunda.
ton, damaging the foundation to
the extent as to require rebuild
ing the same, and the frame of
the building will have to be TAX
an down and rebuilt. The loss
will be with the contractors.
Prof. J. A. Hill, who was out
near the canyons last
week reports that on Wednesday
when the rain came up, they .
we're forced to flee from where
he tent was located and seek ,
higher ground on account of the
,eavy fall of rain. He stated ,
hat four inches was very con {
ervative estimate Of the rain 1;
all for it came as deludge so to =
peak.
T. NJ. George, prominent
usineos man of Blooming Grove,
lille en- route home from Plain
lew, made an over Saturday c
nd Sunday visit with his old |
riends. II. p. Turk and j. w. b
.rmstrOng and their families, S
,aving the first of the week a
Or home. Mr.. George is favor I
bly, impressed with the appear b
noes of the country tributary ii
, Canyon City. He thinks that Il
andall county agriculurally and z
;herwise is the best he saw in
lis section of the state.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-15
Canyon Contractor Gets Contract,

W. b. Skinner secured the
contract for erecting the New
Bivens Building" "a two story,
business block situated on 9Th
street in Amarillo, and covering
ground space 80 X l02 feet.
This will be another up-to-date
business building to be added to
the many new ones already in
the growing Metropolis of the
Plains Amarillo.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-15

For SALE:- A three room
house aud block in west part OF
city Inquire at News office.
WANTED:-To rent farm on
which everything is furnished.
Best of references given. Ad-
dress J. Frank Osborne, Rens.
selear. Ind, X. F. D. No. /.
FoR SALE:--At bargain a
good piano, inquire of Mrs. NJ.
Jett.
II will be TO your interest TO
figure with Us before you buy
that bill Fulton Lbr. Co.
FOR SALE,-Fi'st class tin
shop. a snap for the right kind
of a practical timer VIII take in
part payment good young stock.
Outside interests demand all my
attention. reasons.
p Y. Weinstead.
FOR SALE team mules, /
Jersey COW. Inquire of DR.. C.
l.. Daniels.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-15

Miss Emma Harder left Satur
day for a months visit with
friends in Decatur, Texas.
j. NJ. Elkins and wife of Duff
fau, Erath county, arrived Fri
day and are visiting at the home
of J. w. Caraway and family fol-
a short time.
Prof. T. NJ. Embry, instruc'
tor of English at the A. & M
College of College Station, was a
short time with his classmate,
w. J. Flesher. Tuesday.
EsTRAY Cow:-One red bald
faced COW. Branded, Buckle
D " on left side; ID Slash, y
| left hip: figure a" on left hip,
Ear mark, crop right. crop and
under half crop left. Owner can
get same by proving ownership
and paying fees. j. h. LOWELL,
City Marshall
Mrs. Hitchcock was the lucky
guesser as to the time that the
clock would stop at The Leader
in last Saturdays guessing
match. She secured set OF
semi porcelain dishes. A large
number were present in the aft
ernoon to witness the time when
the clock would stop, also to
learn who the fortunate one
would be.
G. O. Keiser of Keota, Iowa, )
arrived in Canyon last Saturday.
He reports very dry weather
and hot in Iowa and some local.
ties suffering for rain. He thinks
Randall County is looking good.
He says prospects for bumper
forage crops were never better.
The heavy rains of the past three
weeks are doing wonders for the
range pastures. 1t is putting
them in excellent condition and
they will soon have the best APP
pearance thst they have had for
a mum Der of months.
Last Saturday evening this
section was visited by one Of the
heaviest down-pours that has
visited Randall county for many
1t rained and then it
poured until about one and one
lalf inches fell in a short time.
The reports from the north and
vest are as high as a three inch /
ain fall That may seem TO '
some a very heavy rain fall but '
,ur informant is verified by a
many objects, such as the lakes (
which are rapidly filing up. !
some have depth as high as a L
ence which were built through f
hem when dry and very little a
t the posts are visible. This a
was a great rain. In +,
ONE sections reports say that 4
all did some damage to the corn, o
lcerating the leaves. d
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-15

AT the present rate of agricultural
immigration IT will take 400 years to
secure sufficient number of farmers
TO bring under cultivation our idle
lands We must get farmers from
other States and countries more rap
idly, and the improvement of our pub
lie highways will influence the home
seeker by making farm life attractiv.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-15
Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. Dobbs
were Amarillo Tuesday.

Miss Nlllle Jay Eakman Is Wis
iting friends in Amarillo this
week.
!, If you want pure home made
lard, phone Is, City Market.
Mrs. Q. f. Cannon and two
boys have gone to Ada. Okla, to
visit her mother.
Mrs. O. b. King and daughter
of Chillicothe, H., are visiting
her sister. Mrs. n. f. Root.
J. NJ. Black, president of the
Canyon National Bank, made a
quick business trip TO Tulia
Tuesday
Chas. Armstrong and wife en-
tertained Mr.. Armstrong; bro
ther ana wife of Lamoore. Cal.
this week
NJ. ). Lusby. on July 4th.
showed his loyalty to his native
state by hurting to the breeze, a
Lone Star flag.
Mrs. Fletcher Rogers and little
son went up to Canyon City for
short visit with Mrs. Rogers
parents. Hereford Brand.
Rev. j. S. Groves announces
that on next Sunday morning,
he will preach on the subject of
Reasons Why People Attend
Church.
Miss Quirk of Canyon City is
visiting with Mrs. Jennie Thomp.
son and sister, Miss Jessie Nor
ris, on East 18th Street.
ford Brand.
Rev. j. WEIGH of Lubbock and
pastor of the Christian Church
of that place, was the guest of
Rev. J. J. Hutchinson until Sat
urday afternoon.
w E. Thompson, the genial
manager for the White Swan
Grocery, and after an absence of |
ten days visiting friends at |
Pecos, Texas, and other points
in the Pecos Valley, returned |
home on the evening train Fri
day.
| will take my land southeast
quarter Sec. IA, Blk. 81 off of
the market. All who have my
land listed will please take it off
list. Anyone wishing to buy,
can write me and will sell at a
GEO. w. FLESHNER,
16.2t Golden. Ills
Last Monday one of the Rey-
holds livery teams took fright
It loose bill board that was left
lnfastened and blew down in
.ront of the team, hitched near
he Thomas Furniture store.
The frightened horses soon
made it very exciting when they
peed west a block and then l
urned south at topmost speed {
Intll they came to where Mr..
tusk resides. At that place
hey ran into the wire fence,
With the result that one of the
orses was somewhat cut up. a
he buggy was damaged but no +
ne hurt. a
Henry Miller, a substantial |
armer who resides five miles L
asst from Canyon, was a News L
ffice caller Monday and reports u
cry heavy rains in his locality,
nd that these rain falls have "
ave been so frequent and copi- r
Us as to delight all of those far u
lers who are cultivating large u
creage of forage crops. The p
'eather conditions now are ideal
} assure a heavy growth of all
ind of row crops. When there S,
plenty of forage assured, cat b.
e and hogs do well. Miller Vi
links no finer country exists in III
hich to raise either hogs or D,
attic than in Randall county. as h;
".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
Staot Baltimore.

Strifc oocr Sricocn? -
0creits icds Gage lillb p~eriloIicn.
lcitocn1 Die 9unbeSbconten IN 0it
6piid)cn Der Baltimore Ohio. 9obu"
mo bcll 3llgbcOicnltcten ocriclbcu
cilgctrctcnc Sobn Gontroperic ols
&crmittlcr eingriiicn. ulb bod iii
nod fcin GompromiB er5ielt morben.
Snl @cgelthcil, Die IllSiid,tcn ollf
cine frieolid)c 9eilcgung Der Giifc.
reil5cll ld)ienet 9~eitern mcniger Gin,
Itig ST. ltchell. ais an ben porhcr.
gebcnOcn SaNcn. Nerr Nciu, Der
9unoes ArbeitS = GommiiiGr, belt
gcitcrn Worgcn cine lGngcre Comic.
rcll5 nit oclI Gertreterll Der ;3ltgbe-
Oicnltetcn ltlt0 gcltcrn ~9tod)nlittog
cine Ioldc nit ben Yeanten ser
Sabl.@clellid)oIt; bod nerliefen belize
obne beiinitipcs Heiiiltot. @ie Der.
lalltct, lit Der Stcin beS Nnitobe@
iiber ben Die llnterbunolungcl piel.
lcidrt ltolpcrn m0gell, Die pol, bcll
NngelteItcn p%erlnngte Nitsn1er5urll
Der Ioppcl Tradt5iige, 1aS beibt Der
bon 5ruci @ofonotlucn g~e5ogencll
3radlijii0c. Eie 9abn mill lid 81
oiclcr 9oil5ciiinn nid,t periteben. Wos
Die 2obn.G iiferen3eli ielbit on9eht, 10
eebt ooS @eriidlt. Dob iiir bieie oIleiit
nhne Sdnuicri9feit ein GompronniB
~aeiunben lperber miirbc. Scrtc
Worinlttog lucrben meitere Gonfercn.
gen itaitiinoen.
Seitohl ieine u.-Sobn
Ienlep bon Nr. 3l05. Glliottitrobe,
meId)er ON Gienitog Ibeno ourd) Den
Yolijiiten @bite perboiiet milroe, ais
er in Segriff ltoro. einen Ionten.
mantel 5it %uerfnilfen, lpl,roe ecitern
ourd) Goli5ciridter S'Neiu I'M oft
lidlen Stntionsbalis lpieber oiii freien
DUB geieet. ba es lid in3piihen ber-
aiis9eitellt botte. bnb Jehle!} Sen
Mantel bon ieiner eigenen Sraii ge.
mauit baite. GiebitabI sniihen
Manm utb 6rou fennt oos 8ciee
! nid,t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
Mod Gin StrnhcHbabn-S trifc.

lrentom, ~, o. MGr5. -
Die NngeItelten Der (renton Stro-
Benbubn @eieuiduit beuaben iid)
beute 9(beno al Strife. Gie @eiea=
Ifuit betreibt jpiidcn 60 ulO 20
Moggona. Gie 2eutc perlungcn %
Gents pro Stunoe uto eirlen tiir5c.
rem 9l~rbeitstog. &or menigcn (ogcll
Crbieltcn oie2cute cine 2obnerb0bunA
Don 1872 nuf 20 GentS pro Stunbc.
Gle Strifer organiiirten crit lebtt
Mode cine llnion. Ser &erfcbr itebt
gang uno gar it'll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
Spffnnnaslps.

Golumbus, 8, 8. Wt0rj. - &El
Senot Ser StuotSgcicbgcbulg lit dc
Gcon-9ia, burdJ melfc Den Stdbtctl
bos Ned)t perllcben merocn ioltr.
iiber Die Sroge bcs NlsihontS gcilti.
ger @ctrGnfe obne Hiidiift ooroui
nb5uitimmen, oh oas betrcifenoc
County niclldlt" obcr ,~troden" &C.
ltimnlt bot, nit is 0cgcn 16 Stim.
men p%erlporfen iporocn, 2onit Gat
es notwithstanding nit nller liberolc;l
@cicbgcbumg in Der 6rogc mGbrero
bieier Sciiion o@ Seaislatilr eiu
Gnoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
@eiteru Standardization.
8eaiHneuS ON 26. Gept7ufber.
8erfd6f SiIIens B0Sytpf:

Be1tHneno ON 26. Sept2unber.
Beridbt 3iuefsBaSE5ot
SdgItm:
40 wSorgene[S@nen5ua. 3neerstotsn. n. &
W. @p..s Rdpnesborc. 9tamberSbu-a un6
aliSeenontfaen Sonnfass. Danced unb Gum.
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unionsNrihge, Brice1ile (Jre6erl6 uno On,
tritsbara. alseenommen eonnides), RauneS.
boro. Johannesburg 9aserstownk. Soneod.
@ur1beriato, 9ltinS tgnffei .Gbftrbattors'
Bagecrs)... pie Grbffaiion bieie8 8ugeS an
Sonntne IN SageiStofun. !
Ely Ha4mi.tagS Accommodation xo6
.A,Is aaa@Itffaas = sanen,ua. oaust,ni.,
p0qepStuipr. SarcoH. StippenShir0 nnb,
aueeeror,irten GonrfdeS. Trehcri6 unb en-
tnttsburg .tNarIur,Iadappn). .s J..
1dBli6l, auSAennMmeu eSnnian. =
7'2e M'oraeiis - Oori. .. nnb {. 4ts. unb
$50 Observation-Disclosures nao 1burnont.
2.4b Nd@nttttoeS-Gtpreb rdd gnbbroof @Ibn.
bon: gorf. Sdncber. UettpsbnrG unb 9. q
Saneuer. gettysburg unb 3. NIB 9. 9th.
$50 Rn@m.ituga-affom. NOD Sonober.
els ebenDS-afiom. nod Union ariooe.
1880 asenss-s sHs ei nsS Triton sriss..
Nnt epnntAae.
9.45 D~loraenS-affont. nd6 linton Hrtbae NIB
Sanobes. M
: &dit Mot ON WennftItau I'd. sfbe, .Bobnbof an.
.. Mobfttfen, Vtce'Rrdf.. u. 0eu.sDe53d!5f.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10

N0nollcr, &obn SormgGrtner nno ".
Neotber. 0ic Sirmo s.. SouOera
Ii Sohl1 lcitctc Die Sccroiqlrn1. 6rolt
Stt mltroe an 1G. Gc5cmber 1S41 III
@npcrn 1cborcn ul0 fam I'M Sabre
1871 nit ibrcr 6unlilIe nnf Nncrl-
ia. Sie mar nit 8rn. &ohn Stt Der
Gcirntbet, lucld)cr Dor ~ &obrcn
itarb. Sbrc @intrrbliebcuen limo cit
Sphn, Sr. George Ct1, orei Sod)tcr,
Die 6rollcn @cnrp &rcincr, sSr. Git
mo Wiltpn %orom, uno lichen Gn.
tcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10

2as Budget iiebt olId) emo 3lutaDme
BON 5000 Waml III Der Morinc un0
5mei lhmimmen0c Gods Don.
Nod Elm S0bcl Sucll.
NonL 8. Mdr5. - Ger Geputirte
Gbiclo mo @enerul Eru0cntc, Der
llntcrs Stuotaiefrct1r oes aricAamini.
itcriuma, iod,ten bclltc Elm SGbel-
Grell ans, bel meld)cm Gbicia leid)t
inn Weiid)t uerlprnoet murbe. Ncuc.
raj Yrlloentc iiibltc iih bcIeioi9t
neil Ger 9cputirtc Mnoomc 2iermnrI
cine alaldlloiid)e Spionii bieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
3n Idtled)tc GDbne in Suutb. Sctble-
hem.

Sout6 @etblcbcm. go, 9.
Mor5. - Nndl Der 8ebouptung Der
Seomtcn Scr .@ctblcbcm Stcel 60"
bel meld)cr ein Strife ollS0ebrod)elI
lit bat iid) bclltc Die 3obl Der &cllte,
ipeldc sur arbcit giltgcn, aeitcigcrt.
Ter Hcu. @orlufcp, Hettor Scr uil1o.
riidlcll ct. Sobn's Stride, ioll gcinGt
bobell, er babe ielbit lcinen @emein.
nemitglicocrn 9erat6cn, III Srieoen
polt binnen 5ll 5lebclt, bn bie Stobls
@eicllid)oit 81 ihled,tc 2obne sable.
nrlo lobnlo lie tort icicn, mcroe er
imlrn fn[uen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
Grbaltcu Weiltucrgiinltioung.

@oib inaton :. s., 9. Mt0r5,
Glrd) grcfutip Proclamation
nuroeu bcllte iplgenoc Sdnoer Den
Atutionen ci1perIeibt, ipeldlcn Die
@obltbntcn ocs nnlcrifoniihen Oiini.
mol. Soriis 5l Sbeil Derocn: Gubu,
Bahamas, Siom bermuda, 9orba-
Dos, Seporo. mo Minbnnrb.S nieln.
Somoicn, eillid)licBlih Surfa mo
Gorcos Snicln, mno 2rinIouO unO
Jobalo,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
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id)el lleberrrite ocS am lebten Sorru.
tag nod ltcitntGgiaer &runfbeit on
Den 6olacn BON Slluncnelt5iiilbullg
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forh . Iocnle, ais uiif DEM erlten
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ihmiidtc Den Sara. Ms gabrtud,.
trigger intgirten Ole $50. Albert NJ.
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men, BON ben Bah 2ine".9ierS, Or. . bis
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$50 ylhenos otreit mad DID &otnt Comfort,
Gprfplt liro Portsmouth. ga.
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az .@tr9tria Napiaation 60" mad Santes
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mon 0nmpfer Co." ltnb gtcipberr. @.'@,,
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gorf.
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Sampler. BADEN ~Iurnri6ie .aniiiten, betbe urb
laite Siib. ooer Saldpaiters edoer, elcLtrti6c
irei: asbinsn DC. 500, $50, $500 lno
ss@siTdicststi aSuIsn F]siersir, ,oerosl IN ben
2iabt. e. ". 6. Office Siiopii.Gdc bcr
ssaiiimSre; nnS gaIsSsrt,s Strobe, rGqnlilsnlal
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fenteleerapben: Gbficm auseeitdttct..
Traiioent II. Ben. 'Wanager. Sea- Paii .'Ieert
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Sricf6ef6rScrung mad benz I~uslanos.

Sic altslunollde Eolt tllr nte mt
0en -. MARS Gloenoe ISOLDE
idlicBt in ollct SGltcn piinftlid in
Der SuuptsO Office, mie folet:'
Yadet-Yoit lit geoffnet tdglit bon
8 llbr Sormlittoes bis 5 llDr Na6mit.
tags, alsgcnomnlen Sonntags.
9onpfer fabren ab bon Nelu.yorf.
ipenn nidt onOerS ongegeben.
SranSatlantii6e Badet.
SOFT.
G~eutidlonb, id)lieBi I'M 5 llbr
9tohnlittogS ont Wontng, Wtittiuof
lllO Sreitag.
8roB6ritonlien Ii. Srlano iflieBt
nm 5 llbr 9todmittogS AM Sicnltog
unb Srcitog.
Sranfrcib idIieBt Inn 5 ubr Nadp'
mittogs arl Sreitag.
@elgien id)lieBt I'M 5 ubr NadJln.
am Sreitog.
Nortucgcn, S6iueoenf mo 0dne-
mart iblicBt I'M 5 llbr 9tad)mittags
nnt WittlppdL 1G. MARS.
Solono ihliebt UNI 5 llbr Hafm.
am Wontag I. Mars.
Stolien id)lieBt Inn 5 llbr Nafm.
ant TlenItng mo 6rcitog.
Seitreid idliebt I'M 5 llbr Hadm,
am Iienitag, 10. W1r5.
SranSotlnntii d) c = D il.
Sreitoa, #. - I'm / llhr Nod)nlit-
tags mad, ocll N5oren uno Muocira
per Sompfer bon 9olton; I'M Z llbr
slbcnbS nod europa, Hlfrifo uno Dit
inoicn per Gonlpier nglbriotic," plo
Elpmoutb uno Glerbonrg; INT 10
llbr IbenoS nod Scutidlalb oireft,
pin Sonlbrrg (nur @ricipoit), per
Compiler Trciiocnt 2incoln"(Guro
uno Selitidlnno, pio %Ghcrbpurg,
m%iiiicn ipe5iell oorciiirt iein).
Yolt mad Glib. unb Gen.
trail INERTIA, @eit-
Snoien, etc.
Gomeritng, 10.-llm 10 llbr abbS.
nod Sapti per Sonlpier aGeiterrp;"
mad, Den Bahamas. uio MoiioiL per
Compiler r&igilol,cia."
Sreitoa, #. - I'M 10 ltbr Ibeit0S
mad, Bermuda per Sompier rSrc.
ana" nad) Eortp Mico, ct. 5boinds,
Curacao mo TereSuelo per Camper
! sEbilobclphio;" nod Sainaica iiih
6ortiule Sslone rsGompfer vGrins
Mugult Wilbelm;" i1nd] Gentrolunle'
rita, aonolSone, Colombia unb Siib.
Eociiicbdfeli per Sompicr piu Golpll;
ltod) Tcrnambiico, 9totul ur,o 9abia
per Gnmpicr nGanaoia;" nadl Bar
baoos. 81. 2ucio, Norb-S raiilien ullo
SqllitoS per Inmpfer Clement"
Inn II ltbr Nbenbs mad, ben gaba-
mas, nio Niomi, SIo.
Yoit fir 9teufllnolano, bio Horo.
Sionep unb fir Miaiielou, pia SO.
itoiL idliebt bier tdelid 3 llbr Mad)-
mittoes; fir Grba, pia Campo. tag.
Iid 1 llbr Madnrittass; fir Gotta
Mica, Sonburas, Niearagua (SitfI-
5te),, Solpabor ulib Guatemala, bio
Mep ; Orleans, tdgIid 10 ltbr oes
slbenbs; fir Mericu tiglid s nno u
llGr MbcnDs.
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3mdjtbamSltrafe fir NrSt.

Detroit, Mid, 8. MGr3.-Gr.
George q. Sritd, meldcr i'm lcbtcl1
9luguit Oitrd) cine crininelle Opera,
ton ben 600 pom Wfapbelle Wilmnl
Don Nnn Nrbpr uerllriadte, lulr0e
bellte 81 ~ bis Is Sobrcn 3ud)t-
balls perlrtbellt.