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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
VIRGINIA 0PERA-HoUsE.

Saturday,
of the world-renowned and original
DAVENPORT BROTHERS,
IN THEIR
STARTLING EXHIBITIONS.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-06

CONGRESSIONAL AsPIRANTs. The
baltimore Sun SAYS that Ex-Governor
Walker, Colonel 0. T. Beard, Judge John
A. Meredith, Captain Geo. d. Wise, Colo
mel w. P. Burwell, and Judge Robt. Ouid
are considered forthcoming candidates for
members of Congress from this district.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

pdr w. G. FREEMAN'S PAINT SHOP
is at No. 10, Thirteenth street, between Main
and Gary street, up stairs. ja6-tf
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-06
THE GREAT METEOR.

We call the special attention Of our
readers and exchanges to the following
letter, and request all who saw the meteor
to write to us all they know of it:
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-06

THE ELECTIONS IN ENGLAND
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-03
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR Young MEN from the effects
of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New ana remarkable rene
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, i'll sealed
gelOpes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Sout.
Ninth Street Philadelphia, Pa.,--an Institution
having high reputation for hon"rahl. condur
and professional skill 95l&w3m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-03
OH Chilly Arsns.
(Contin,1ed from ID page. J

(IOntlnucu lTuu ~ paSe.
kinds of crops ; and if the principal crop
is over abundant and cheap. that very cir.
cumstance opens up better market fol
some subsidiary crop or product. If PEG
pie can buy their wheat cheaper than be-
FORE then they will have, other things be
ing equal, more money to spend on but
ter or cheese or vegetables. The
subsidiary crops bear a high price,
Just because the principal crop
bears low price 1t seems to me that
the farmer should always calculate to have
something to sell besides that on which his
main strength is put, because he thereby
increases his chances. not merely numerl,
cally but also economically. There Is
great law that underlies this, although it
is i'll understood and worse practised on.
Cheaper wheat means dearer eggs, for the
demand for eggs is thereby increased
Cheaper corn means dearer butchers meat
because people can now afford to eat more
fresh meat and will buy it, Natural laws,
believe it, gentlemen, brfriend the tilers
of the soil Natural laws, if left unimped-
ed, if intelligenty made use of, lift, like
great lever, TO elevate and enrich the
masses.
obSlN LES.
But the short sighted selGshnoss of GER
tain men, forgetting that the welfare of
each is always best found in the welfare of
all, throws impedimeuts and distractions
across the path of natural laws. Men I'M
dertake by legislation to redistribute the
rewards of industry They undertake to
promote artifcialy their own special inter
ests, aud become blind to the potent fact
they cannot do this without infringing on
the interests of others. They try to re-
verse natural tendencies to make water
run up hill to create artificial markets, to
make promise to pay the same thing as
the pay itself, and to do various other
things by law, all which results in dead
loss. As the farmers are always the most
numerous class in the community and the
least acquainted with tricks 50 also are
they always the heaviest sufferers from
these freaks of legislation. They are like
the ass that carries most of the burden and
eats least of the hay The more natural
and free the general state of things tho
better it is for the farmers and everybody
else while the more of law, and the more
of restraint, and the more of regulation,
and the more of things artificial and not
real, the worse in the long run for every
body and particularly for farmers.
TO be continued
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-03
Chances in a Little Game Of Draw Poker

ITO be coutinued)
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-03
THE
@ n H AT
: U N c
Remedy.

sT- The attention of those Afflicted with colds
coughs, and with any disease Of the lungs, is di-
rected to this valuable remedy. The season Of the
year has already come when, on account OF the sud
den changes in the weather, colds and coughs are
easily taken, and If neglected may lead 10 disease
of the lungs. What is needed under such circum
stances is reliable remedy-speedy in afording
relief and eectua in arresting further progress Of
disease
eY-To arrest the existing irritation OF the air
passages and the lungs, speedily and eticctually,
he seat and cause OF cough, is an important step
gained toward relief and In the first st8ges OF
the disease. MAsTA's PuLMoNIc BALsAs possesses
this important power, ana while II promptly and
etfecualy arrests all existing irritation and rapidly
relieves cough, 1t renders the lungs further relief
by promoting free discharge of the accumulated
muCus in the air passages, imparttng healthy ac-
ton and yigor AZ the same time.
sy' Those suffering with cough and the first sta
ges Of lung disease, VIII therefore find in this
Even those whose condition Is beyond recovery.
will derive from 3 use great benefit a. we'll as
comfort For the class diseases 1t IL designed to
relieve, the general commeudalion 1t has received
has proved ts great efficacy beyond question. For
the past twenty years thousands have been speedily
and ehectually cured by its timely use while suf-
fering from severe colds, protracted coughs. and
from other forms of lung disease. 1t Is prepared
from vegetable balsams and the medicinal proper
ties of roots and herbs with minerals or poison.
Gus acids Simple and safe III the materials used
1t can he taken at any time.
sE- Sold by all Druggists and Dealers In MeCt-
cines throughout the Coupt-v. 2-ld&wu
For sale in Rock Island by C. Speidelt,J
Bruenert Benser 4 Thomas, Emil Kehles.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-03

Chances in Little Game Of Draw Poker.
An able statistcian has, with infinite
labor, complied table; whereby the
changes and chances which may occur in
a game of poker may be told at a glance.
For instance 2,59S, 900 different hands
can be dealt with pack of cards l,302,-
$40 will contain less than pair, and
,296, 400 one or more The latter hands
divide into l,O9S, $40 of one pair, 1892
of threes, 1852 of two pairs, lO,2O0
straights, 5,l05 Pushes, 3,774 fulls, GA
tours, and 40 straight Pushes. With this
table in one hand and your cards in the
other it will take very smart man to get
the best of you in a little game of draw.
II in the course of 64,97S deals your ad-
versary holds two straight Pushes, look
at the table will convince you that some
thing is wrong, and if fours are played on
you more than once in 4,lG2, instead of
drawing your cards, draw your revo-
yer and call for the police, and when
they take him you take the pool
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-03

dress. Wholesale Depots, 81 White street, New
York; sol Race street, Philadelphia s-7d6m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-03

An Alabama editor winds up an edi-
torial on the corn crop with the remark
I'VE have on exhibition in our sanctum a
pair of magnificent ears"
The winter style of hat for gentlemen
is made with such stiff crown that if he
goes home drunk and is struck on the
head with poker he merely thinks he
grazed the hall lamp as he was passing.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
STANDARD loTTA BusTlE.

DIPLOMA AwARpED
BY THE AMERICAN In
sTfrUTE zach year. A.
w. Thomas, Patenter
and Manufactured, fod
the Lightest,. strong
est and most comfort
able B stl ct b G
Standard Lotta-that
can he worn. Sizes
a. s,.t, 1.,n, us-rn nS
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-03
|lTI!S|sRgi9I|]

WARRANT ONE BOTTLEA PERFECT CURE IN
TIE WORST FORMS of Piles, two to five bottles ic
LEPRosY, sCRoFuLA, RHEUMATIsM, SALT KHgUa,
CANCER CATARRH, KIDEEY DISEASES, and all dis
eases OF the skin, a1d the greatest Blood Purifier
ever discovered Entirely vegetable. | reauestal
to send, o M and taxi ack then monty IN al
ses OF iaurt Nonc or 10 years II D.FOWLk,
hemist Boston, and Montreal. Sold throughout
the world. 81 bottle. Send for Circulars of aston
ishing cures.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-03
ALMOST A MIRACLE!
TESTIMONIAL


Agent Ma uirc's Medicines.
No 81 Magazine Street:
EsrrrMFp SrR:-From a ceiling of heartfelt graf
ftudp and a general sense OF duty, am prompted
10 address you and respectfully beg to give yo,.
voluntary and brief statement OF my past anu pres
tnt state of health. IUNDRASGo LIVER AND BLOOD
BITTERs AND SARsAPARlLLA Tonic. My health for
ycars has been bad, but from the commencement Of
this year rapidly declined forcing me TO abandon
all charactc. of business and upon becoming com
pletely parayZed IN my right arm and with my
whole right size threatened, became helpless and
hopel lees indeed, though attended upon by the mos
pkililul physicians of this and other States aud
cities with no ben, fit; and in fact, my own medi
cal knowledge forces realize the fact thai uE-
Il 60 some change ana improvement zoos place SUI
with mt would shortly die, and made ny 10y 49,,
earthly arrangement accordingly, when ~ = LIS Ia
proydential Circumstance was uHcCteu W 80
met you, about month ago, and rom ,o. n I'm,
eroGs sympathy, was induced 70 x, ~ ?ypySsei; y
with no hope or confidence Of btbeht " m!seu > "
only try the Cundurango, shd 70 " u,-n'ea ,,
ishmrnt and qualification, am nov aithosi en.ireIy
restored to perfect heaIta, anu wa. o' ,ne use m
ROOD BITTEI.s and sAHsAPAkILLA Ies" ieei;
indeed a renewed and resurreeted H-sa. aad VIZ
- mn der -ir, he grateful N my remembrance
y, 80, for thl kind interest ana generous satht
sb5;yvn me Ia my wrutched heiplessnesS. and an
c,,nyInced that TO the use Of Cunderango ana ~
sinc Pr0yiGenee through you, am esoIed iOE
FROM a sense Of duty. let me ask that pabliess
ton of my case be made; and by my batps enpeti,
ence none Weed despair, and that throash s.,,
the use of Cundnrango. they may a.so 4ha - -
ana rasforation to h,a. when wa hope itse
has fed. With rcsPee. sud gra uuSS, ssIsh
you're truly, etc. thus, =, - nt "A IA
We the undersigned, being peIsolAily 49, s
x,i'b NJ Ioran cheerfuly certify that the above
stalsmert Is true and correct n every Pn nlrn
Pm GOODWIN.
UANsts HIUkAh
! Sold Nv Censor Thomas, hoesi'iAhe'
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(Gingfianbt. ~
Nsu M il d II, Gtsayns So.
26. lei. 1873.
ttebtr Us

eisbtr 8anberer!
Cu temnlt gar nett beruna aui Deintn
@anssrunssa, brins1 Dsinsn 2siern ,nandss
Msue unb 70 Tam ID nidt umtin Cir nod Elm
trsnis unsbr auflubirbsn. Sd nsi6 ia gu
trdsR Define 9urbe NIT @ersuisen ua& ben
@ertea Gbrile: Msin Sod it fa6 unb rneiae
giirte il let&t suenn Is i'd tarum tanbelt,
Glaubeu unb @riali&en Offer su befTrberu.
Dtets freunslt&e Wds&eu Itsst an. @aud
5fiser, % Neilen sterbalb @i@msns, un,s.bsn
Bon fru@tbaren 2anbereien. :
Das Gtlbt&sn itlbR bat ;pti Gtores, cine
8rausrei 3pet GaRbduirr. cine S&misbe, sins
@aseuma&erperIRdtte unb ID int auftlibsu.
Dit san3e @emeinse IL tattsItf&, pirt g.
leitet BON sinera itbr wirbisen arbeiter Ia,
Geinbers bes 1errn, pom pe&pirbisen P.
Meinulf o. s. B., sbeuaals 9farrer IN ct.
Gloub, BEN ct, Gloue ou@ 3ir@e @&ule unb
pfarrbaus ~ s~srbanfeu bat. Dertlbe bat
pirtli9 %GraauuIi@es seltifst in Der tursen
3eit tn wel&sr e. ais 9irt ibsr bic @emeinee
eefeQt 1T. Mitten tint @t6bt9eu erbebt I'D
maisfati& bic usue, f@Gue 3irae, Gin 3ierte
fir bic gauge 9eeenb, tpsl9e elmer ter f@Snisn
8ir9en III unitren erSbern Stdbtsn CUR @eite
se(eut tperben Fam. Danebeu ftebt bas fatt>
li@e pfarrbaus. Dieies aqss bat P. Meinulf
3u @ese ssbradt III BEN fursen 3sitraun, stn
eiueu SABRE. Das If aber nod ni9t aoes:
ger unssfabr eineus Rouate bat ct bic air9e
nit einer wsrtbsoaen Cabinet Yipe Srset ser.
Ieben. l1nb pie e~rl1auute basgull erf, ais am
I'll. Weibna9.sfefe un, balb flint l1br Morsens
bic 1baren Der Stride seSFnet tuurbea ane tin
pra&ti9er 3runleu@ter bieieIbe beIeu&tte!
Differ 2su9ter i'm @ertte Bon 235 Dulars,
it ein GbriRssi&ent eines Grsunbes rnfsrer
Rir9e, sen ben, bieG5emetube ni&ts spuete. Die
@emeinbe II baber ibrem @eeliorssr CUR srDB~
ten Danttarteit unb 9inesbuns Serpft9tet:
Das 81. @eitna&tsftf fslbf taben mir auf
mirtise @eiie sefeisrt. Der 3ufu6l BIS Dol
tts mar srub. Son alien umlisssnsen Dit
l&af.n 1rSu,te es bertei, son @art Centre,
Melrole unt Meisr5 gettlemsat.
&ibmli@f mug t@ nod BIS @anssr9crs
srpabneu. Dsrltlbe bat ni9t uenis sar Geier
ses Gsass beieetrasen, unter Der 2sitans bes
Srsaniasn 9rn. 9enry Brutsr.
Gin Mitslieb Der @emeinbe.
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Ser - d nberer.

Die SauteIstamrt e:r beltaTlists t9
in ibres iinsltn Ei.se!crsafsung nit esrtrase
s1aarsntraaspertss. Nus Bottom war NAM
lid lie Ginlasuns sstamu,sn, sas fir M'nns'
iota Dslssirts an bic auf ben IA. Sanuar IN
@a1tinsson 81 erSTnsnts National.G enssns'cn
eei9idt tpntsn. 9n eisltr Grnuent;cn isa tie
Iranspustfrass e5saiaus erartsrt rsrotH gum
3psde Der Grsieluas biaiBsrsr Gra@t.
gttrsTtnb biz Grri9tuus bon VNsnilt@sn
Maarenbiui.yn, btlunbers aud fir ben @stret'
tebanbeI, l@list bas sosteratbsntt COMMITTEE
ss., ~ bisitna :3wsde Suberiptioasn bsi ben
beisen 0el&aftsleuttu s%erjunebmsn.
;9r. Gbas. @@efer leste Gin, BON sinera ta@'
mann SsrfaBhs Memprial DOT, IN pel&sn Der
Ha@wsts seleiast pisb, ba6 bsr MilFiFppt CTS
Meilen peit sberbalb Der Ct. NutbonY Jaae
(&iftar esnaa&t persen tVane uno guar NIT
etrineen Rotten, bic l& ni@t absr $4,000
bslauftu tpurben. Das MsmoriaI ssbt an ssa
Seuat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-03
3otaI= Neutgteiten

Dem Stabtratte wuref lsb!sn Irsi.
tag tas Outa9ten Der Oelstsstunss'G ummii'
ZION spra.lest in gttr.F Der gtwiaiSuns ron
Mbl9abunssn auf Gustyas.e, bic nitt in Ser
utsreinsstummsnen 3stt ausssfabrt tp1sssn.
Gas aur lln!eriu@uns Der N~aselsssubsit e..
aannt. COMMITTEE ipra& lid sssen bic 9e~ll@
lisuns aus in lsbsrs~inninnutuns NIT fritern
Bsf&laGtn les Stabtru.bes, unb guar ssflst
auf bic be,stentsn Gekse. Die Osiesssbunss.
GommiiTon sastsss III Der sai&t bas Is ni&t
unseesli& ietn tvirse, bic 8eptaisuns su b.
l@lis6sn uub bas sruibnte COMMITTEE l&lo6 I'D
ua&trasli@, IN Derbtnbuns NIT ben aneeru
@iteliebsrn bes &atbes berielt.u Meiuuns an
unb ~iiutuate bafar.
Das Guta9ten ter GommiHisn 1ist i'd
auf eepiRt @eiiansea, wsl&e ber @apertntea-
bent ser Sewe.s, mad Fattsetabter Beiprs-
dung nit etnselatu Mitsltebera tes guarb Of
publie Worts, IN Abpet&uns BON Zen abse'
i&loaeneu Contractor. ertbeilt bate, unb pstf
barauf bin, ba6 iene @eiiun5tn roa BEN &C.
nanntenBuarb fSrrsli& seaepusist purben. Or
gntrae auf 8epiQisuas Der. fraeli&en MFtl'
uasnts it Ron rem 9erren 8. s. 9orn, g. &.
0tis, ". u. @srnaan unb s. Sd. 6sa.b UT.
tes3si@net.
GineO rsiaau3. rad wsl@sr bit5 tastg t.Yaul
in reun @ayts siasetbsilt tvsrsen foa, trurbe
gum Druid terrbsrt.
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gerunsludt - sr @eibnabtmorseu
muste am Guee sss 8elsabbanses, cine furss
Stredt bon ter Bride fu6abtpartS, Don bent
@d&ter Ger 5iuur- City .8abn bic 2ei9e zines
Maunts esfanben, Ter ais Sobn Garrisan, sbs<
mails gormann in priaee's Miblt, isentifeirt
purss. Stiu 9intsrtopf mar aerf9msttsrt.
&arrisan tparee am Mittpu& suIest seieben
unb If pabrl&einli@ bic Gebar. Giraffe Fu6.
marts binuntsrsebent, an bersn Gnbe ben 80
Gu6 tiefen atbaus biaun!er seflrst. @eins
llbr faub man ii Der Ndbe Der 2ei9e ; ebenlo
bas werteuennaie nit $50 unb Die Brtefta1&e
nit Yapieren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-03

8earittene Wabl.-Ctr 2ssr crit
merit li6, ZAP bel ben alssnsinsn @ablen i'm
uerfonensn 5ertf lie beisen 2esi5latur- Gantt-
batea fir bsn 2auete3irt 3. s. grainarb uni
9. 5cyt sleidpisl SKn,men erbalten batten,
nucrauf Der guusernewr cine Spsfialwabl an
orsnete, bel uel9sr 81. 5oyt 70 Simmsn ,netr
ais iein @esner e1bielt.
Nun bsireitst 81. Srainarb teunr@ bic
Watl te5 5rn. 6ost, insen. ct tfbauptet, Ct
(Brainarb) iei tei her friibern Wabl re@taabie
eenablt trorsen. Gs rirbe su trsit fabrsn,
bier bic G%'npsnbuusen hes wrute1es ~n,itsutbei'
lsn. Die 5errea Grpin NIB giesce fns Brat
nnrt'S MntsGlle.
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Die neue GintbeiIun ssrStat 1t
@t.pauI in neun@arts, esntdb ter an aneerer
SteQe err dtntsn Srbiaans sefa!ttt N&, tvie
folst:
Gr1s @arb-3piiaenSad unbB roab<
tpas ; a1es sanb iublta BON aurora Mse.
nue unb Blod 4, DaYtcns Mptttton.
3wette @arb-3wil&en Sedicn unb@a>
talbap; aneseanb ileliA pon8lufstraee II.
aurora Msenue. -
Critte @arb - 3wiiAen @abaisaw,
eagle uno Dritte @tra6e; ilb1id Don
Summit Mysaue unb 9luf @trabe.
8isrte @arb-3mtiden Dritter unbGasle
@tra6s unb @eFern Mssnue, unb iiblih
ron Nsllon Mptnue.
TInfte @a.b - @em 8rcabwaY a1ss
eanb Sflt@ ,nb fat:& BON @ttbsnter
@trabe.
Se4ne @arb-Mdes Dfli9 spn Mifii<
fppt @traSe unb nSrb1ia Der @tsbsntsn.
@iebente &arb-anes 2anb nIrtli9 Don
Bluff Strabe unt aurora Mvenue, smiiden
@ie. unb @ifRfFppt.
Mate @aro - ades 2anb n1rsliH son
9elion unb @arf9u1 Mpeaue, urb msnl@
psn Ntee Stra6e.
Msunte @arb-MQes eano iuhlih Don
Marltaa &vsnue, uno tpsNltd BON WsGsrn
Nvenue.
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5ulfeleia ns fir Notbleibenbe
in Iianeili& eelesenen 1beileu BIS @taates,
bslonters III ben Gounties g%pttunmopt, Sadicn,
Martin, &ef, Murray u. u. wurbe Bon Geitt
ber bieTsen 9aneelsfamuser ws,ttbati3 an liz
9anb seaunamen. Committee nabmeu in
ssrldisesusn @arbs Golsften DOT, unb bel b..
rem gsrlammluns am lesten @amfaB !pu.b
tsri9t,t ta6 in Baar $1,192 ssiammslt snb
nod bstradt;as 8eit,dse III NusiI9t feisn, 70
bab an @slo etwa:$2,500 surgerfasuns Nsbeu.
llsbsrbieb tuurten eruBe 2eifunsen AT 9lei>
buasalIden, 2ebeusmitteln u. {. ". sslisfsrt.
@ratere @ammlunssu foleen.
Gen. SitIeY ais guriser bss Grseutip. on.
mites tbsile mil, taB Ct bereits bic @untae
Sen $1,000 an bic 0ceal.G committees In BEN b.
trsfenteu Gountiss eeltidt BABE.
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c. iusefantt.)
Manfato, %. Destr. 1873

Mantat1, ~. Oe5tr. 1873.
@ee3rter 9e-r &ebafteur!
Mn 81. Gtriftas bie1es Sabrss, Nbents Z l5r
tarb mad tinsr spetiabriesn 3rantbeit 81. G!e-
mems 9rsa in Alter BON AZ Sabreu.
Dsrf.lte mar Gieentbauasr bes Minnslota-
bauIts. Die Beersisuns fanb AM Sami1ae
ben p. xntsr. grocer Geierli&tsit fat. Der>
i.lbe tpar Elm alter Ssttler, unb aleemsin Be.
tannt unb ssa&tst; has Denies bic sroee. 3bsil-
nabme. Der 2et@en,us tar Der srSbts, ber is
bier sslsbsa wurbe; BON Is bis 80 Gubrperte
bssleits!sn fsine llebsrrsfe CUR lsb!en Rube>
1atte.
Clemens Rron fan, mad Manfatu int Sabre
1853, er .ra. elmer her eri1en bteieen anfeb!er.
Das 9aus, tas ct baitltit bautr, mar bas brittle
@ebaute bielssr Stabt.
Das nsus @aRtaus, pelass Der geracrtsne
ni9t abnens ieines 70 fri9tn aotss, era Dot
spst Sabret an Ser Nort-8roatarabe erri@tee
1T auf bas 8sausmle einse.i9ht; CUTE Gtal-
lung bein, 9auie. GARNER unb &ttienbe hn-
ben taitlbf CUTE uns reele Bebtsnuns, inter
bsr esituns feiaes dltefen @obnss Grisbri9.
2esterer it elm bieterer iuueer Maun unb pirb
Feta temubt istu, feline GdFe aufs susurfpml'
msnefe s~aftisten 81 nelsn.
Gin Greunb.
@umerfuns. Sir cine sueie Gtufeubuue
aus Manlato, tetrefent cine &aubersel@i@te,
fstIt Ieiber ber. Haun1. . - = :
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81 ib better A 3uder fir...".."~.."..$1.00
81 ID better Grtra C3ufsr fur""....".. 100
Sci %. Meis, 106 @abajbaw Ctr. 6

@ebruber 8 N IS @rrcery. unb
wrosiItpns-@tprt Gde ter 10. unb
81. weter @.raBe, In ct. yaul, empfeblt I'D
tur9 ben beiex Gorratb auer riinl@taren &r>
titet, 9ausbalt>, nie Taney> @rccesies, ialdn.
sii@e unb tmportirte Gri@te u. {. y. 9efon.
bsrs beliebt lae ~sessapdrtis bic DATE Gradrrs,
BON Gbieaso, wslae Bier e&t ~ battn lub.
Qtebbaber gutter Beine, 2i1ueure unb Cigar
ren fnten BEL Gebrieer Iimrae inner etipas
mad ibrera Gef&made. Yrttlt ftbr biQig.
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9trr Carl &Hr.entt erfreute i'd bel
itinss a5(&tebs-g urReauns, welae ct auf les<
ten grettas tnt Aiteuaaua bar& Multiplying bss
,@raf G6t1" t%erauaalht bate, etnes auber-
ereenti&en GrfoIsee, ben r. sur@ feline Fets
b~srsttpiQise @itpirtuus bel e~emeinnistsen
llntsrnebmunssn Iansi1 sersients. Die Slid.
tp1ni@e MQer. bic i'm ~tannten, beslsiten ben
~Qrebiamsu Maun tad ltiueu, tinftisen Muf<
entbaItsorte Baltimore, ser fir iba ni&t rsu ii,
ta sr feline Suseabstit ~tbs;!weie BORT iussbsadt
bat. MSse e ibm aud in ieiueu, neusn @ir>
turestrs;it tuoblereeben!
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2lS9

Gin vpliSsiseitdftlein, @rs
MinnsapO!i5 pirb fOIssnees Snit!sin nmsrifa'
nildr yuliseiimay!bsit bfridtet.
Sn Ger Na@t su,n IS. Isi. wurss Elm Nann
Mamens 5. g. Qlarf an Der psnnesin @ptnue
nabe ber Dritttn Stra6e ssn sinen @trrl4 an
sesriHen, nisbsrssi&lasea ans ieiser- ll6r b.
raubt. DIR Gurfaa purbe nur bsr Vslisei
mitsttbetl, IN. llebris'u ssbetn. eeba!tsn. g.
nise Sage na&ter frasss tsr 0sesimpaliW
SpiQmanu @iaians ben 9elobleasn vas Ct
sebsn wirss, psnn man i'm, BIT seRs51nt ubr
rieber tsrbeii@aFtu wivbe. 9r.Glart bot $ee5
an, uns Der Dsttetis faste: penn bisfs@unn,e
IN BE 3ante elmer britttn gerfsn beyonirt
psrts 70 wsQe Ct BE tbr berbsif&afsn. DEF
ssi@ab, @taians bra&te bic tlbr uns srbislt
bafir fanfunslwanjts Do1ars.
DIR go!isei@et Boy foreeste ben Dstsetie auf
ben Nanhea ees Dietes an,ussben abr WiQi'
ans uetserte i'd, benltlten ~ uennen. 9fer-
auf erflarts Der poliset&ef BEN ssf&aftsfansi-
gen Deteetis, tas er bicnen a~ei 1assn bic
@tabt @tansap0!is III ssrlaGtn babe: @iai-
ans peiserte I'D 81 etbta, inter BEN gor>
nanSe. hab Ct in feiner Gissni@aft ais @ebeim'
poli3if bere&tist lei 10 ~ banbsla unb ba6 Ct
ben Dieb aufeefurtert babe, bic Statt ~ ser-
laGtn.
Gs liest auf Der pant, tuubin Is NIT Der
SfentiGen Si&erbeit fommsn ma6te, penn Is
Der @sbeiupoItsei sefattet mare, bic eefabrli@-
affn gerbre@er eesen ein Ertnfselt inter ibren
s,rbd@tiseu Sdub gu nstnen, unS an ben
fabtl@en BebSrb.u it e. nit alsr araft auf
Der 8ebauptuus gutter vo!issicrbnuns III b..
feben.
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WengIer'S " . n u n, eute u.M ttlier
it an 30. lag, ct. Vetfr Gtra6e, ud@f Iim-
nes Gei&dftsblud, ssrlest. Dafdbf il aets
tine &uspabl Der f9Snlen @rab-M onumeute,
fcpie 3tt&uuuseu fir iuI&e ~ ftten. Aud
Marmor-glattsx fit Eide fusuie fuuFrei&e
@fulptar-a rbsiten 3u anbereu- 3wedeu ueTbsn
prunapt unt au biQtsen yreiieu seliefert. Fl.
BerSler erbieIt an ter Iesten @taatsfatr bic
erie NIB einaise prdnate fit foI&e @erte. ST.
fu&sr ertalten bic bersitwiQtsfs Aussuaft. So
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OeffentIt@e GtnIatuus! 3ar erst-
ten rnb s~uuRSnbisaea 4eaausasisu: Die ssa
6. @&mist Nr. 242, Dritte Straee. Bon
tebtan usrbets ~ feberS tuuSe frtf&e &uaern,
@efIssl, 1orsueu. Gleti&fsrtsa aler &.t, Ditb,
tar3 NQes, mas Der Martt an . tlttateRtn btetet
ferSirt. Die fetnfen @etue uus 2iqaeure bte-
tst rneins Bari 8ri&te. GsnfeIt unb Genstte>
retpaaren 1T better MuswabI. DteNufwartuus
81 ieber 3eit bic bette.
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Das aesutaten.GTe IL, wsl9:s ubi,
DER Deiit ~ Nnfans ieess Sabrss RattFntet,
CAB 81 elmer tleinsn Debate Mnlab. 81. Sit
ssnttaler ielte uamli& in Fer gsrlammluns
Der &npalte ben antras, bas bic fir Gin &C.
~msiniames NbeutsGsn tefimmte @ublriptien
gun, telen ber nctbleitenbeu Mafsbler ait Der
@reu3e rermsnbst perts. Abr lie Mebrbeit
i.iner esrrsn ! GoQssen tuar anterer Mei.
uune unt 70 wurte fir biz Gpsiistarte sesei@<
net.