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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-10-25
PUTNAM HILL

AS yet we haven't had frost
enough to hurt the corn or tomatoes.
Mrs. j. ]. Hedden went to Scotts-
burg last week, as her daughter, Mrs.
P. A. Beaman is seriously i'll.
l.. E. Edwards has his bungalow
almost completed.
Mr.. Shipley has quite a serious case
of blood poisoning in one of his fin
gers
Mrs. NJ. Riser entertained the book
and thimble club Thursday afternoon,
it being the occasion of the clubs
first birthday. While the last years
candle burned Mrs. William Sneed
gave an account of the work done by
the club last year. Mrs. Ford then
gave a summary of her work as IL
brarian. over 400 books were loan
ed from the library. I'M. Beaver
the retiring president, blew out the
candle. Mrs. Hadden then told what
we hope to accomplish the coming
year. among other things the taking
up of history, literature and current
events as their study. Mrs. NJ. Riser
was elected president; Mrs. Davis,
secretary; Mrs. Stewart, treasurer;
Mrs. Byers to arrange the program.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-10-25
ANY HORSE FANCuER
BRIDGEPORT

The rains are making the farmers
smile as the ground was too dry to
pillow.
Arthur Grooms is able to be out
again and his many friends are glad
to see him even il he does get around
with crutChes.
Joe Irish is saving wood near Mon
mouth this week.
Mr.. hlalsteads are going TO move
to Falls City soon where Mr.. Hal
stead is engaged in work for the win
ter.
Judd Foster Of Dallas college. Wis
tied his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Foster last saturday and Sunday
The Bridgeport school is progress
ing nicely with Miss Evans as teach
er; quite a large attendance this year
Calvin Shepard and family have
moved to Dallas. Calvin SAYS mo
more farming" for him.
Grant Irish is working in a black
smith shop az Falls City and expects
TO move his family later.
Mr.. Hoppe was Dallas visitor
last Monday
NIr. Fern is drying apples lie ex-
poets 20 dry several bushels.
Very little grain has been sowed
I'm this vicinity up TO the present
time. but when the rain is over there
viii be an abundance OF il sowed. as
the farmers wers waiting Tor rain.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-10-25

FOR SALE-Small Cash Register at
a bargain. See Boots Kersey 633tf
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-10-25
HARMONY

Mrs. Leno returned from Grande
Ronde last week where she has beer
caring for her mother, Mrs Lachance
during her last illness.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
Chas. MacGhie Friday, October IS.
Lynn Jones and Sam Lackey haul
ed hops for Frank Lackey of Goose
neck, Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Dickey visited
at Chas. MacGhie's Sunday evening.
George Porter and Mrs. Leno call
ed on Mrs. McCollum Sunday after
noon.
Nelson and Lloyd Agee of Gopher
Valley visited at Lynn Jones Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Buell. OF
Falls City were Mill Creek visitors
Sunday and Monday.
Mr. McCollum has sold his farm
to Mr. Boyer of Nebraska, who will
take possession in about a month.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-10-25

Legal blanks Tor sale at this Office
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-10-25
SUNNY SLOPE

r. NJ. Bosley is working for John
Stump.
John Stump finished picking his
apples last week.
George Swearingen and Elmer AL
len started to the coast Monday.
d. Hamar has been picking apples
lately.
A. j. Shipley was in Falls City Sat
urday
Married.-At the residence of the
groom two and one-half miles west
of Monmouth, by Rev. II. II. Sicka-
foose, on Saturday, October 10, An
drew j. Shipley and Mrs. Luella
Higgins.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-10-25

FOR SALE-Two horse 3-phase cleo
trio motor in good condition. Boots
Kersey 6S2tf
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-10-25
POLK COUNTY NEWS.
CContiued from Page FourD

and they are certainly having and
will have some fun.
Holland Cation Of Spring Valley. is
working for A. H. Wyatt
Isaac Boyer is working for T. &.
Graves.
Clinton Surry Of Lyons. ore. is
working for G. l. Richards and at
tending high school.
Cecil Graves took a load OF apples
to the Amity dryer last week
J. W. jenkins preached az the
Christian church az Dallas sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Christensen and
two little daughters Rosa and Elsie
drove TO St Joe Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Dick Werner or
Portland made a recent visit at the
home Of J. d. Kelly.
T. G. Graves made a late trip to
Springfield oregon. 20 visit his
daughter. Mrs. DR.. Rehham.
l. n. Mulkey took several loads of
apples 10 the Amity dryer last week
receiving IS cents a hundred.
The men have finished ccmeting
the school basement and won't the
school children have fun playing
there this winteF2
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-10-25
Destroys Diseased Fruit

County Fruit Inspector Parker
made the rounds of the grocery stores
in Dallas yesterday and destroyed
several boxes Of wormy and diseased
apples which he found offered for
sale. The merchants were compelled
to take the fruit in trade from some
Of their customers. they say. but de-
clare that they will draw the line on
such stun in the future. II might be
well for those who offer wormy fruit
for sale to the merchant TO know that
the statutes are very strict against
such practices. and only the leniency
Of the fruit inspector stands between
them and arrest and prosecution.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-10-25
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the an
dersigned executor OF the estate OF
Orville l. Buchanan. deceased, has
filed his final account I'm said estate
with the Hon. County Court Of Polk
County. Oregon. and the same has
been set for hearing on Wednesday,
October seth. 1919. at the hour Of
10 o'clock a. m. al which time all per-
sons having objections thereto, if any
there be. are hereby notified 70 ap-
pear and present the same 90 said
Court in Dallas. Polk County, oregon.
for adjustment and % YOU fan 50 60
do said executor viii ask for an order
confirming said report and closing
said estate.
ANNETTE GL.ASSFORD.
Administrators 90 Estate Of Orville
l. buchanan. deceased
J. =. YATES. Attorney for Estate.
$50 1885
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-10-25
To Hold Convention

Christian churches of all West-side
counties will assemble in their annual
convention at the Amity Christian
church, Tuesday and Wednesday, Oc-
tober 1890. Among the speakers is
Rev c. c. Curtis of this city.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-10-25
In Dallas Pu1pits
Methodist Church,

9:45 a. M, Sunday school-Rally
Day. Special program.
1900 a. m, morning worship, SER
mon by the pastor.
6:3O p. m, Epworth League.
1880 p. m, evening worship SER
mon by the pastor.
A cordial welcome to all.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-10-25

Mrs. d. McCulloch, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Thomas Wilson,
left Sunday night on her return to
Dallas.-Roseburg Review
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-10-25
Baptist Church.

10:00 a. m, Sunday school,
1900 a. M, morning worship:
theme The First Beatitude."
2:30 p. m, Junior Society meeting.
6:3O p. m, Young Peoples; topic,
Japan"
1880 p. m, evening worship; sub
ject, "A Great Loss"
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-10-25
Christian Science,

Services held in Adventist church
Sunday, October 27, at IL a. m. Sub
ject of lesson n-sermon, Probation Af-
ter Death" Sunday school at 1890
a. m.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-04-12
OAKLEY Continued.

Best Line of Work Shoes and
Dress Shoes at DAVIDSON BROS.
j. T. Evans, the Optician was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday, doing
business in his line.
L. A. Critchfield and John Adams
returned from Albion Tuesday,
where they had been serving on
the jury.
A special train was run from Bur-
ley to Oakley for the conference WIS.,
itors who CAME home on Tuesday.
Judge B. P. Howells came to his
home Tuesday. He has been in at
tendance at court in Albion.
Commissioner Thos. H. Clark
arrived in town Tuesday evening.
He has been at the county seat for
several days where the commissioners
have been holding their regular
quarterly meeting.
Mr.. Cleveland Bates, who has been
serving a term of about two years in
the Utah state prison, is now out.
Practically all of the conference
visitors returned to their homes
Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week.
The masons are now engaged in
laying the walls of the Studabaker
building.
Messrs. Croft and Dummer will
complete the building shortly they
contracted at Bull some few weeks
ago.
Mr.. Victor Doods of Salt Lake
City, nephew of John Adams, is do
ing business in Oakley this week.
j. II. Gerard has moved into Thorn
son house on Poplar Ave.
! Why pay from 500 TO $1,000
for the name of a Tailor made
suit when you can purchase at
the Peoples Union a suit which
they will guarantee to fit, hold
its shape and wear better than
any so called Tailor made suit
you can buy. they will save you
from 10 to 15% on the suit, be-
sides the $500 or $1,000 for the
name.
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Mit ieinen Spfern SnrifsebradJt nnO
eimgeiperrt.

alfreb qartaD, Elm ungarii6er Mrs
better, Der Dor einigen 5agen NIT Stes
pban uno Sobn, Den g. reip. 12jdhri.
gen SDbnen ieinss QanDsmannes Sphn
aopec3tp pcn go. 11O1 glart S.rabe
bic Stabt psrlieb unb bic beiosn RIM
Der nah einer 5orm nabe Wkitioser,
Wih., bradte, puroe gsitern BON oem
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nadeeihidt Dorpen mar, bierber 3us
riidgebraht unb unter Der 4ntlaee Der
Gntfiihrung in Der gouHtp Sail inbafs
tirt. Die beioen anaben ipuroen ebens
falls suriidgsbrahi uno ibrem Batter
iibergeben.
IS fpirb bebauptet, bab bic &nabsn
auf siner Jarm arbeitsten unb bar
partap s. pro Mode fir bsrsn arbeit
er6ielt. gr pernsint bies iebo6 unr
erildrt, bub er iie nur negeenomnen
babe. neil sr befer fir Tie iorgsr
tpnnts, dls ihr Batter.
4ls Der 2ebtere auf benz 8dbn6oft
beg partan uniittig tpuroe. itiir5te s'
lid, duf oenielben uno elm Streit Spi
i6en ben geiben puroe nur nit
| Shtpieri1teit bsrbinbert.
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- ilnier agent in Samiltuu iii
Serr Gouaro Sruf 4t9 Sno Silnite
StraHe. Sea Sci. 416 H., Some
Sbunc 1851 u. 8
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Don Der Gbio Gusl Supplp 60. be3os
gen pirb. mubts geitsrn Wtittug pegen
zines 2sts in Der Qeituuesr0be in
WiooletOtpn abseorebt tpsroen. DaE
Gas nuroe srit fpdt am Sonntaq
abenb pieoer angeoreht.
- Cad moblsp tpurbe Bel sinem
S6Gisrftiino6sH DON Der Sarbiger
Motel S'Rsal um $12 beitohlen. gr
lieB ous 5rausn3immer einIpsrren.
GIiper aublmdn, Don Soutf
4penue, puroe auf 8etreiben ieines
Shpisssrpqtsrs. tpegen dnqeblide,
RiBbunoluns ieinsr Grau, perbaftet.
5rau aate Riharbion, Oh
Satin bon 8m. 8. Riharoion, Don
Ro. 164 gbsitnut Strabe, itarb es:
fern Radmittas pI0slid i'm Utter Dor
As Sabren.
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Gie Gas WeieMibaft.
Ter @ermaltnugsratB iutro beute
reprganiiirt neroen.

Selite Dlittaa iin0et Die HSabresper.
ianlmlung Der Cincinnati 8as &
electric SO. itutt llno hierbei miro Ell
ne 9feorganiiaticn 0es Berlpaltungs.
ratbs ppa3ogen merDen. 1ie 3abl
Der Wtitglieoer mirb bon 10 auf II
berabgeieet, iieben Der alien Wtitglie'
ser ideioen aus, iieben iueroen mieoers
gapdhlt nno bier neue hirBu. SSu Dem
9ireftoriun luar cine 8afan5. Die
'ienigen, mcIf)e bem iebigen 3irefto.
rium angeb6ren uuo lpieoerqelDdblt
mer6en, iino Die Serren 2oui5 s.
Saud, Stepben H. Burton, 25erome
.. Greco, aaSoiepb z. Garelp, Sos q
5orofer, IT,. ~. 6. Dtoh rHo GaIpat
s. 9lolue. Reu binSifommeu Die Ser
rem George .. Gititis. goporo $
Grnit, $. g. grennemau un0 s. j
@inoiih. Nus oen GerlDaltungsratf
ideioen ans Die Serren CHARLES 8
Iapis, Norman o. aenan, Gee s.
@roofs, SSoDn Smpnfe, Glarf 9
Wontgomerp, u. g. aettb lu0 Sbeo
Bore GlallB. Ger neue Berlpaltlmgs
ratb nro etipa $4,000 9lftIeu aus ei
ner Beiammt5ahl BON 100000 reprd
ientiren. Iic Better BON etrpa 80,
900 glftien maren onrh Hetition III
cine 9teorgoniiation oesBermaltltuas
ratbs eingefommen. 8ei Der Crqa
niiatiun miro Serr 2ouis :. 5aut Ie
oenIaus lpieber sum Fraiioenten &c
pahIt iperoen uuo Stepben II. 8ur
ton miro 8i3eprdiibeHt. 9torman 5
Genalt tpiro enfipe0er GUM Sefretdl
ooer 3itnl Sdasmeiiter gelD0bIt. BIS
fer bat Ibeooore GlaliB beioe Toiter
perIehen.
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G&tHSRsnriasfeH.

Rsp Yort, 5. Mai. - Qnget.:
.Minnsbuba" ppn Qonbon; yurGz
mum" bon ROTTERDAM.
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Calcutta" mad 5tetp Yort be1timmt.
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bon ct. Jobn, q. 8.
Soutbumptor - 4b9egdng.:
.9eorge Wuibingtpn" nah Rep gort.
3oDer. Ibgeg.: r2oplano" nah
Rep gort.
Gueenstopn. gbgeg.: Sara
mania" mad giep Yort.
montreaI. 2lnget.: ,WiQebao"
bon Rptterbam.
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@eriidcrnngs.Agent on Der 8ofoale
aueauc nno Hcaoing GOao lie.
bensseiabrlidD uerlest.

Sin fhtperer 4utomobilunfoll err
eisnete iib seftern abeHo gegsu $3.50
ubr pdbreno beg ftrOmenoen Regsns
an Der gde Der Redoale Qbenue unp
Hedbing Hoab. Benjamin S6ott, bon
go. 1904 Wppnburn 2lDs., tppQte on
genannter Gds bic StraBe trsu3sn unb
tonnte infrl9e oes ftromenoeH Regens
Elm in Demislben 4ugsnbIite nit sro=
Ger 5abrgei9Dinbigteit berannabenoes
4utomobil ni6t redtseitig genug isben,
um als3uipeiten. CT puroe nit grOs
Der Du6t our Seite geitleuoert, po
er berpuBtlos lieeen blieb patrolpd=
gen Ro. z bra6ts ben gsruugliidtsn
Ihleunigit nob oem jiioiihen 5oipiz
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mere 9srIssuhssn erlitten bate. Seins
SbentitGt puroe bur6 cine an ibm
oorgefunoens adrte fsitgeiteQt. Der
3uitanb bss 9erunglitten iit Elm iebr
bebentliher.
Ias 4utomobil, ipelhes bic Qi3enss
hummer 1853 trug, ipurbe bon Sultan
Gracit, bon Ro. 1872 Sit Clifton Qps.,
gelsntt unb lit in Dem Qutomobilrsgi.
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elmer InterIudurs bsi6dftigt, I'm
feit3uitelIen, OF irsenb sinsm Elm Der.
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NusIano= telegraph
9ennn Beltpprtp.

8ern, S6ipei8, 5. Utai. Die
S6pei3er 6anoelstammer bot Die
Snitidttbe our Ginfiibrung zines Welts
portos BON einem Pennp ergrtffen,
tpcl6e fte in Dem irternattondlsu 6anz
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2tnie 1T bier heute 2beno in beI6dbig-
tenn 3uitdnoe einqelaufen. Gr perlDr
auf Der 5abrt BON Quebec in eIHem
gisfeID etne Shraube. Die 1900
Yaiiagiers iDeroen bier mprgen fru9
gelanbet uno per Balm mad tbrem 9sa
itimmungsort gefanbt perDsH. Der
Dampfer mar nah Wtontreal beitimmt
uro perIteb Soutbampton am %.
4pril
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2lusftdt.
2Onoon, 5. Wtai. Die WeItung,
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| itsin, Der oeutids 8oti6after in 8Dn=
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ben iou, piro pon ben Qonoouer 3ei=
tungen ais Iebr be3eidneno angeieben.
Die 3eitungen iino Der 2lnii6t, baB
Die 9erieBung 9lei6beDeuteno NIT befe
ieren 8e3iebungen 3niI6en Gn9tunb
uno Deutihlano lit, unb rpubrfhetnlih
cine neue Stelungnabme 9eutihlanbs
in Der 8ermittIung 5pii6en Staltsn
uno Der Iurtei beoeutet.
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perisssI'N stises.

Sn ibrer Wcbnuna 1858 Dublin
Strabs perihieb ssitern WDresn nm
81 llbr nah Iangem Ifperen Qeloen
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ibrem am 26. W1rs B. 8. psrltorbentn
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i'm 9obs nahgefolst. sic lag btim
lobe ibres Gatten ihon fhipertvanl
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2.ibsn con ihrer 1ohier unb Gnlsl,
finberR aufs 2iebepoiIiie ~stpfieet,
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1887 i'm amt 1iephOi3. prcDin5 6an.
nopsr, gsbnren, fam fdb0H Gls iuneeE
Ws6bhtn pon l4l JnbreH bierber mad
Cincinnati. nerheiratheie iih am 30
5uIi 1853 mit aarl neinrih AnEItu.
oorf unb lsbtt NIT ibm In slIiidllh<l
gk. glm 20. ..iili 1908 tonnten biz
ipad,ren Gbsgatten nas isltene i5sIt btl
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finnung unb mar nls Ioldt in meter
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5abyen gsftorben. Dos Qei6enbsgGna
niB finbtt morgtn Hnnmitiog uin
lltr pom 9ynuerbonfs aus iiatt. Nil
Hfifetung trfolet ouf Dem Geutf1
prot. Riyd1of an Der Qnrtbone pi0
pa1or 8. 6o<fnss ptrb BE 7rcuer'
fsier ititsn.
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Selesrapbiihc TDtiSen.

- gsi Der GntgIeifung zines 3uges
Der Gbicago &c 2tlton 9a6n adt Yteis
IT, 0fttih Don Springfielo, ST., pur-
ben cine Qn3abl paiIcQtere oerlest,
bod teiner oerieIben gefdbrIi6.
- a0nig 9ictor emanuel Don Sta-
lien srtheilte geitern oem abberufeneu
Wilitdr z2lttqh6 Ger dmeritlniIheH
gptituft, Maior s. =. RepnoIos 2on=
big, unb Ieinen Ra6folger, Den 2ber1t-
leutuant George &c. Dunn, cine Yriz
Dotouoien3.
Sn 2onoon, GngIanO, 1T geitsrn
-Rt. Rso. gAas. WiLlium Stubbs, 8t-
Ihpf BON 3ruro ieit 1906, i'm QIter
pon 81 Subren qeitorben.
- Die Qlnndlts oes ebemaIigeH
goptiitsuprepigers Ri6eion in Gum=
bridge, Mlaf., tpegen @ergiftun8 ietner
grout 4pis Emmett gum SoDe perurz
tbeilt, perben periuhen, ben 8ouoer-
neur 3u bspegen, ibn gu lebensldnglts
dem .3uhtbaus gu besnaotgen.
- 5n Qlma, Wlih., lit qeitern Der
betannte Multimiutondr unD p6iIauz
tbrpp 2lmi U. Wrisbt I'M alter Don
80 Sabren geitorben.
Sn 9egentpurt Der gan3sn to.
niqliheu Ssdmilie begannen ge'teru in
StptboIm Die olpmpiiC1en SpieIe.
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Jn(anO Ge(esrap6
Die teutige grimdrDa 81 in
Warplano.

Baltimore, Mo. ). Ulli.
Marplano's .rite prGfiosntitaftsspris
mdripahl ipirb morgen entfheioen, tper
bic Stimmen Der 16 Deleaoten CUR
NdtipnaItpnpentioH erbulten tpirb. Die
Widtigteit Der Wabl piro oaourh err
bobt, bab bas @eisB feline setbeilten
9elegationen erIaubt. Sin Sieg in
Warplauo bsoeutet IS 8slsgaten, bic
ge5punsen Iinb, ben aanoioaten gu unz
teritii ben, fir ben lie initruirt iino. bis
Iis iibsrssugt iinb. bab bieier teine
ghanee mehr bot, bic gomination 3u
srbaltsn. auf jepen Jan uliifen Die
Delssaten bel Der sriten abitimmung
fir ben Gdnbiboten itimmsn. Die
Republifuner peroen fir 5aft uno
RooIspelt, bic 1emptrdten fir Glart,
6armon unb WiIfon ftimmen. aaem
4niheine nnh miro teiner Der adnz
oibutsn einen sroBsn 0orIprung haz
ben. SIN Gansen finb morgen 129
Gelssuten su erfpGblsn. 9aft's 4nhdns
ger ,rfldren, bob hieier in ben fiibs
li6en uno Dftlihen Counties uno in
einem 5beiI BON Baltimore iiesen piro.
RpoIspelfs anbdnser iinb iiberSeust,
bdB ibr Eanolbat in ben peitlifen
gpunti.s fiesen uno bic % Defesntsn
BON Baltimore erbolten tpirb. Spreher
Glart piro bon ben pielen bemofrati=
Iten Grguniiationen In Baltimore uns
teritiibt uno feline anbdnger rehnen
aui ale Delesaten BON Baltimore unh
lasniigsna aus anberen 1bsiIen bes
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MICS mubte Der 9erein nit 8ebauern
bic Gnlabung 3u oem 5ruHa6rsfeit
oes .Deutf6en Qltenheims", bas am
ndmlihen 5age itattfinoet ablsbnsn.
4n benz picnic bes Oeuti6 ungdriz
i6en Sugenobereins am II. Mai b. s.
miro iih Der 8erein na6 beiten 9rdfz
ten betbeiIigen, pdbrenb DsrIelbe an
Dem 8oItsfeft beg 3. u. Stabtoerz
bonos, 0as am 19. Wai in Reihratbs
parf ltottfinbet, in gorpore tbeil@
nebmen unb 3u Dtefem 3pede Elm
6auptquartier belegen nirb. SIN
ltebrteen tpurben nur RoutinegeIhdfts
perhaRoelt.
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Jrau M arg. 6oberg, bic tpadere
@1ttin unieres betannten Witbiireers
6errn ). 8. 3oberg, 1881 Gutter
Ctr, feierte geitern I'm Rretie Der
Sbriaen ibren 70. Geburtstas. 5er5s
iife GliifpiinIhe fuuroen ibr ooreee
brdht. Ut0ge ss Der brapen oeutI6sn
Jrau pergDnnt fein, nod oft bieien
3oa BEL better Geiunbbeit feiern gu
f6nnen. g(uh bas Cincinnati Bolts
blatt, su oeFen dlteften 2eIern bic
Gbe9atten 6obsrg sebOrsn, f4liebt fi4
bieiem WunIhe an.
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5err Qbam u. aramer. zines Der
befannteiteu Witglieoer Der bisiigen
Nnpaltstammer, fault. oas hIbIde
apartmentgebdube .5be Qlmsoa" in
4ponools BON 5rdu Wtu6eI u. Stape
len fir $100,O 900 unb ipiro basielbe in
3ipti Dohen in BeiiB r:hmer. Der
4bihlub oes 9eT6Git.s mar cine groBs
lleberraihung. ba Riemanb tpuBte,
oab oas Gebduos 81 psrtdufeu mar.
5err gbas. Winbii6, bon Der Wins
bifh sWublhouIsr grausrsi, eruarb
BON benz r. D. Qintoln Ra6laB oas
Gebdube Ro. Is unb 20 Siebente Qpe.,
gsssnibsr Der go1.ge Strube. Der
RQufpreis IplI $140O per 5rontfub
ooer $50, 900 fir bas Grunbitit be-
tragsn. Serr Winoifh beabii6tigt,
an Steae bss Stpeiit0digsn Gss
bdubss elm moosrnss sroBes gu sr.
rihtsn.
5ilben R. iSrenh fdufte Dor Ieiner
46reiIe mad Californian, pie betdnni
uuroe, bab fiinIit0tige yabritgebduos
Ro. 108 unb 40 Sf 2ibertn StraBs
pon Stsarns G Softer fir $50. 900.
Das Gsbdube fpiro iest BON Der 6.
Sru6smepsr So. btnubt uno ion ans
gsblih ppn Der Jrsn4 Bros. Bauer
60. be5osen ptrosn.
Die Weitsrn German gdnt tdufts
auf 0ffentlidher Iuttion 1876 8uupldss
uno bic Jabritanldge Der 0ietor
Stampins 60. in 9nighttpes. BEL Go
pelano, su spsi 0rittel oes abfhds'
unaspsrtbes, ungefdbr $4,000. so
pis Der 8srtaui beitdtist iporoen 1T
tptrbsH 5abrit uRo 9uupldse auf Der
Wartt gsbraht perosn.
Turh ben Skriif periauft purb,
elm 8auplaB an Der nOrolihen Ssit'
BON DilIarb 4psnus. oftlih Don Del
| Gbparbs Rpab, 5pos par.. an Wm
). 5uH'e iir s46e:6 81.
5drrp +. Ginte bat bon profeHol
Iennemann ben so SUB brsiten Bau
plat an Der SuoT.it. Der RsiOr ape.
| CLIFTON, neben benz Rslor'fden eissn
tum, aetauft unb tuirb auf oemlslber
Elm prGhtis.s WO9n9aus erridten.
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| 5olgenbe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tpur
ben pprgsItern ausgsitellt: 5rant asm
per, gadfieins uno Tramshaus an be
Sftlihen Seite Der DinIielo apenus
sipiIhen Miolanb uno 6enrn anenus
$1,000; Z. 6. ghoms, 10itDtiges 90
telasbau6e bon Stabl. gaditeinen I'M
boblen aaheln, Daluut. oberhaIb oe
Sehften apsnus. $4,000; Sob
Rann. 1rames Wobnbaus. 4426 Glen
nan Mpenus, $1,000. pldne tpurbel
benz 9autommiIidr Rapp unterbrsits
4 fir bic umGnb.rung Der Sopeus IN
Il Cincinnati Sanitarium in Gousg
6if: apftenpuntt $1,000.
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Inter 9oriis res 3errr Otto Gns
nxr unD Ghriftfiibruns oes GERM
ssulius Tlapsr belt Der obiae Werein
aefisrn fsine rsssImdbise Oeriamms
lung ob, in pelher 1srr 9soree
Bidtl als paFioss Witelieo aufse'
nommen Duroe. Der ausidub fur
bos am l6. Suni b. ). absubaltenoe
Dereins pienie in ResenibuIs par.
IN Gopinsion bsrihtete, Dob ale 9ors
t<reitunaen fir sin erfcl9rei6es Jeil
.ostrpffsn fsisn. Gui Granb bi1sa pis'
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Hadbem bic Gombuttontsn i'm 5oipiz
tai perbunben tporben iporen, Duroen
iie psgen unfugs eingeiperrt.
Die Is Sabre alte 2tneela
gloomboff, bon Hiplep. g., tpurbs gss
ftern 9lbenb bon ben poli3iitsn Gotts
man unb Rieienterser bsrbaftet unh
aur gsrfiigung ibrerGltsrn eingsIperrt.
Das jungs Mdbhen NOR Dor orsi 800
den bon Riplep ourdgebrannt unh
bate fih nan Cincinnati tegeben UNI
bier Nrbeit eefunben.