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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-28
FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.
Items of Interest to Play-GOers 4
From Everywhere.

Pearl Eytinge is to enter the pro-
fession again after retirement OF sew
eral seasons.
Lizzie Evans has 5een playing.
an engagement in New Orleans to ex-
cellent houses.
"A woman like Emma Terry could
make famous much worse actor than
Harry Irving is.
"A new play by no less noted
person than Henri Rochefort will soon
be produced n New York.
Careless and gay little Patti Rosa
is skipping around the stage of the
Peoples theater in Chicago.
The best place for young physi-
clans to study the circulation OF the
blood is at the stage entrance TO the,
theatre.
Billy EmersOn's minstrels have
not made a hit in Frisco" They
like William, but pronounce the CON-
i pany poor.
, Mrs. langiry walks eighteen miles,
every day. She will be in excellent
practice should her company ever
have to travel on the ties.
Theatrical cookoos are people
who never write play of their own,
but wait until some other person han
one, anu then they will steal it
! Mime. Janasehek, appeared att
the Chestnut street theatre, PhiladeE
phia, last week in "Mary Stuart -"
"Bleak House. and Marie
Atoinette.
The opening performance at the
Thalia Theatre, New York, will take
place on Friday, October l, when
Lettings comic opera of "Undine'
will be given.
"A life size oil painting by 81
prominent metropolitan artist, repre-
sents Minnie Madden in her favorite
position, curled up on lounge like ~
kitten. No woman can double her
selfup quite like Miss Maddern.
-Mr.-J. K. Emmett will present at
the Chestnut Street opera house
in Philadelphia, Monday, Nov. 4, his
original play, "Fitz in Germany" en-
tire new scenery having been painted
IN Europe. Emmett has also written.
entire new songs.
Jennie Yeamans remained but
a short time with Hallen and Harris
company. She is now rehearsing with
j. w. RansOme and John Hartia,
company. They shortly produce q
comedy called "Catnip Tea" in which
Miss Yeamans is to create the
soubrette part.
The Carleton English Opera
company appear at the Chest
nut street Philadelph Theatre
Monday Nov. 4. The charming
Opera IF "Nanon," will be presented
The scenery will be new and beauti~:
! full, the second act scene surpasses even
Hoyt's former attempt at the Casino.
Miss Kate Claxton has been gain
mo for herself laurels In what IS for
, he., rather a new direction. Some
time ago she produced Boucicault,x
"Arrah ma Pogue" in Boston, and son
thorough, it is SAID, was her success an
.'Arrah Meelish" that she has played
The piece ever since. Her husband
|; Charles S evenson, too, finds himself
better suited than he has been in most
of her productions with the part Of
Shaun the Post.
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carried out. To-day being the lass day,
the directors, at a meeting, decided to &c
duce the fa.e and make final
GRAND CLOSING DAY.
The fare will be to-day for adults twen-
ty-fye cents children ten cents.
All the sweepstakes rings Will to-day be
shown, and there viii be
A GRAND PROCESSION
of the fine stock in the ring, consisting of
the blooded cattle AID NOISES valued at
many thousand dollars. This VIII be
a splendid sight and will afford the ladies
and children sn opportunity OF seeing the
fine stock without making the tedious
circuit of the stables.
LADY EQUEsTRIANs
will also compete, to-day, Ter the pr &c Of
fered by the Campbell Msrczn lie CJm-
pany, consisting OF S25-rid ug
habit, hich will be on exhibition at he
Arr Hall all day. IL vii be gwen 10
the best lady eque>lrienne, The entry be-
ing open to all for free comre i.iOI.
ALL SWEEPSTAKES
Will also be awarded to-day ia front OF the
grand stand and altogether the atrsc' .Ons
will he among the greatest OF any day OF
the fair to say nothing of the f-ces which
will consist OF 2:47 trot for a pu--e OF
$500, with the following entries:
!. Ora Stewart, b. H.. entered by Bob
Stewart, of Kansas City.
. Sophia f., b. NJ, entered by \. L,
Kirby, of JerseySille, III.
) Atlsw, b. g, entered by A. Il. Cal-on
of Lawrence, has.
4. Ftiendless, b. 5, entered By W. A
McNul;y, OF Sedalia.
D. Lady BUR, 5. NJ, entered by A =
Cariin, ST., OF S. Louis.
6. Duxe F., br. g., entered by A. J. Car
jr., of Springfield. Mo.
There will sl.o be a one aud Cne-quartel
mile dash, consolation purse OF Sl25, Ior
horses that have never won n money
during the meeting
A mule race AM several i'cc-fnr-al
running races Following WIS v,s'nrCSiy'
programme.
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more than one hun lred yards ahead. They
filed under The wire as follows: Maid first,
Lulu NJ, scccnG. JOhI NJ, third, Demps
last Tine 2:As.
FOULTH HEAT.
THIS was 70 at ii cIIe. John NJ,
broke on he Est tara aIj was TO GOOD
the balance OF the Lpst The MyjL nd \
walk over. Demps 9 I'd Lula NJ. roted
around slowly. Inc iui~h W. :, h % L INST
by one hr.udrj ysrd John t.., 4, oOnd,
Demps bird, LEU NJ, Fourth Time
2:49!.
Running Race.
This was hall nile heats, best two in
three The eG,ries anu positions were as
follows: SIN Powers irst, Avery second,
Gasoline thiId. Maud NJ. fourth, PeuOla
ff,h. 1t was quite an exciting race.
Avery YVES a big favori among the i've
starters. On the fist heat Gasoline got
away lasl and cone in third.
FIEsT HEAT.
Some trouble was experienced IN m king
the start, and when they did get away
Avery was IN IL lead. They kept pre,,y
well bunchei all he w,y round, but
Avery KEEP: her place A. the
finish they were: Avery Tvs Ga Oline
and Penola c,me under the wire n>ck and
neck and it looked like il would be dead
heat between the TWO Tor second pl. c., but
the IN iges decided in favor OF PcpolL,
there was not over SIX inches difference.
Sam Powers vSs fourth and Maud NJ,
f,h. = ne d seconds.
SECOND BEAT.
A greIs desl of t,Cu6l9 4 getting away.
Mana er Stevens latioo"e W. nearly ex-
haustcd. When they did Se- away the
: AZ, " 5 Good and they Durclcd nicely 10
the quarter when they -5rung out beautl-
full, tvs r-eIty zee. AT the finish
Ave- aas t--t, Penolc second, Gasoline
third, 5; tn Power fcuJtl aud Maud NJ,
| fiIh. Time 53 yeconds.
TneIe will be another III ping race to-
dav, when YOU ma lookout Tor Gasoline,
for e's ,me and keeps running. IL they
had .une onC-eighth OF a mile further yes
terday Gasoline would have captured the
lot. She IS the gamest little mare on earth
and you can watch her after she goes one
half mile. J. 3. Davis thinks 10 OF hel
and wilt back her on any race one hal
mile. Joe IS thoroughly good-natured
and thinks great deal OF thoroughbred
and has host of friends wherever he gees
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A Large Attendance, Beautiful
Weather, Splendid Races.
Awards on Stock, Implements
and Numerous Other
Goods.
The Authorities Bounce lht
Fakes-A StampedeiAmOng
the Crooks.
Other Scenes and incidents OF
the Most Successful Day OF
the Fair.

Yesterday was all that could be de-
sired In the way of weather for socceSS-
full exposition. As consequence the at
tendance was very large July ten thous-
and people being upon he grounds Much
interest was displayed in all the dePais.:
men $, but especiallS ia the mater OF
sock ard The races. the tracks were an
prime order and every ace moved per
FEC. success, near eye, an mil coming
full I'D o Their recon-.
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Running Race.

This was a one mile and half dash
The horses We Bob Kerr and Penola.
Bob took the poe. it was rather a bad
art, and when they got OFF thew had
changed positions and Penold worked
about Two lengths ahead auG the loss or
?. in from tl;s position, during the whole
race, was scarcely perceptible. Penola
came urd.r he vi three lengths 3head.
Time 2.50l
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FIFTH DAY.

Yesterday opened cloudy and threaten
ing AMI as result many persons remained
away from the fair who would otherwise
have gone. Beyond few drops no rain
fell and the day proved cool and pleasant.
fair about 5000 persons being present.
Most of the takers had removed tn cir rigs
from the ground they having been alarmed
by yesterdays descent upon the crooks and
ss consequence nothing was left but games
on which there could be no question as TO
their fairness. Awards were made
in the swine department, on
draught hoIses and on cattle
for sweepstakes. The races were very fine,
the track ias,, snd Iae programme fully
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The Awards

CLASS II SHE .P-L0AG NCO.4.
Best buck two yea old and OF a, q. P.
Bennett, Lees Surnit. fit anu second
pemiums.
Best Buck one year Old and under two,
L. 2. Beunett fist and second prem ii Ds
Best Eve TWO years cd and over, i. X.
Bennett first and second premiums.
Bet Eve one year old and unCer two;
u. z Bennett FIST and second pIen. ~ ~.
Rnst nairof Lambs L. p. Bennett frs,
and second premiums.
MIDDLE WOOL
Bet Buck 1--WE yyars old and ovet,
Ream g. Marion, Moundville; We non
couatv, 6rst premium; ID NJ. McQufiy.
Pets county, second.
Best Buck one year old and under ,wo,
Ream & Ma,ion first and SecOnl p eni-
ums.
Bost eve, two years and over, ID. W. Nc
Guilty, first and second 2; emiums.
Best eve, one year old and under :wo
d. w. McQuitty, first and second PR
miums.
Best pair of lambs, d. W. McQu ity
6rst anu second premiums.
F.NEwoo's.
Best buck, two -als old and over, ii. t
Pugsley, Platrsburg, Mo-, frst prem un'
r. T McCully, Les Summit, second.
Best buck, one year old and under: r
7. McCully, first premium II. u. Pugs
ley, second.
Best eve, Two yesGs old and over, 4. i
Puesley, first premium; L. T. McCul'y
second.
Best eve, ore year old and under 'wO, L
T. Gully, first p.emium ; II. Il. PuC lev
second.
Eest pair of lambs, &. T. McCully, H. Il
premium III. B. Pugsley, second.
swEEPsYAEE,-I ONG WOOL.
Fest bnck and fine ewce, L. z. ESrae
fist and second premiums.
swEEPsTAKES-NIDD Wool.
Best buck and five ewes, d. NJ. McQr,
ty FIRST add second premiums.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY WOOL.
Best buck and five ewes, III, B. Pug IL '
first and second premiums.
FAT SHEEP.
Three best sheep for mutton other thu
breeders, and all owned by one man, III. L
Scott, S,dalia, first and second prsmiU lbs
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rage, Geo. Romans, Sedalia, first premium;
Dennis Nichols, Marshall, No., second.
Best pair of mares or geldings for buggy,
Geo. Romans, Sedalia, first premium;
Dennis Nichols, Marshall, No., second.
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The Races.

Superintendent Stevens commenced the
days races at the one marked "Gh'rG" On
The programme, Wig: Three miuuie class.
The horses that showed up for dis race
were: Clifton, Friendship, Ora Stewar,
and Sophia +. The positions drawn werl
in the order named. The same gentlemen
acted as JUDGES as the day before.
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FIRST HEAT.

The start was poor. but CliftOn
Immediately led off and kept be-
position in the front during The
en'ire heal. At the quarter pole she
was thirty yards ahead with Or, Stewar.
next and the otbe.s scattered olt ABOUT
twentg yards apart, Friendship LIST. J e>
kept their respective positions uuiil they
reached the half mile post when they
punched little. At The tuEn Clifton was
SO far ahead that i. was a cell. atty that
sue would win he heat unless she made a
bad break. Thew came under he wire in
he following order: Clifton ur5., Ora
St,wa,t secor Sophia F.. third, Friend
sfi, Iour'h. Time l:4Ia.
SECOND HEAT
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SECOND HEAT.

This heAt was poorer IN point of speed
,han the other, an the loses oeemed to
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SECOND HEAT.
THIRD EEAT.

They had a terrible time to get started.
Time after time they came TO the score
without the word to go. Frank ShulIz
got himself fined - by not pleasing the
starter. They got of at last aud John NJ
broke Immediately. Lulu \ also did some
bad breaS King and taken as a whole the
heat was almost farce. The Maid did
we'll. also Temps If he had been fast
enough. al the ha.i mile lie MIiC wss
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The Races

The FIST race on the bOa-dS We terday
VS. a free-icr-all plci'g, purse /; 500. TIE
borseS in this race sie all BTici. Snd one
of them, Tommy Lynn, has a record OF
2:l7a.
On the second heat the mile was m.de IN
Obj. the fastest time ever made on the
Sedaiia rack, ei'he- pacing or tro,iiDg.
The horses that come for this r,ce were
Jennie Lind, Tommy Lynn and Ben Star.
The nos itiOns were ss named a0Oye.
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MuerIef.

@eorge GeIir, Elm farbiger Rars
renmann, tpurbe berbaftet, neil er feine
Ni9te bergemaltigte unb i9dnbete.
= u. &obmer, ber f9on frhber
feline GamiIie maltraitirte, tpurbe tpie'
Der perbaftet, neil er bieielbe gepriigelt
bat. Ser Griebensrid,ter ite0te i'm
auf Elm Sabr unter $500 BIrsibaft.
= 9ie 2ei6e ber geifern beriforbes
men Satin bes biei. NiiIii. poltmeiiters
29aIter ioll na9 @onaales 5ur Beerbis
9ung gebra6t perben.
= Die bielisen Nngeitelten ber Sns
ternationalbabm bielteu anlaBli9 9os
rie's Soo eine 0erfammlung ab unb
nabmen Srauerbei1liiffe ON.
= 8. Soplin, elm 8iirger BON Wrs
lin9ton, fu6t ieine 5u0lfidbre So6ter
in Sort Wortb, bic iih perbeiratbet bet.
= Gin Weidenlteler Namens &eps
nolb in Baleitine, tpurbe iiberfabren
unb get6btet, als ct auf cine 2ofomos
tibe ipringen pollte.
Oie 8eanten unb 9lrbeiter ber
Miifouri pacificbabn in Sort Wortb
bielten cine 0sriammlung ab uno nab:
men SrauerbeidliRe iiber 9ories ScO
an. Sn ct. 2ouis gei9ab ba1elbe.
= Ser 9riftIi6e Siiuglinss 8erein
in SalIas iudt bic @bineien in Sallas
5u Gbriiten gu befebren unb bat berelts
einigen @rfolg gebabt.
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Tages . Neuistetten.
3 nj a nb.

Sm Strife Der farbigen Sitter in
2ouiiana 1T feine 0erdnDerung einse=
treten. Die plantagenbefBer fangen
an, fi6 au 0rganiliren.
Sci elmer giiepbabn Golliiion
auf ber Slinois gentralbabn bel Sas
BOP, murben 4 Mann set6otet nnb Ell
ner pe1punoet.
&obert @. 9orie, 8ee= prdfibent
Der Miiiouri Bacifiebabn, 1T am %.
in Stem OOrf geitorben.
Muslanb.
= Sic ruilii6en @eianoten in Oeifs
reid unb England, linb mad peterss
burg berufen tpolben.
= Das Sageblatt in Mien entbdlt
bic Na6ridt, oaB ber ruiiide &aifer
fammi @sfolse mad Mosfau sebt, no.
felbft wi9tige 9anblungen porgenoms
men tperoen.
- Ser g3ar bat bic 8ilbung bon
Greiminigencorps befoblen, bic er 3ll
f9mierigem Dienffe permenben mill.
Beatrice, bic iiinsite 9o6ter Der
engliiden G6nigin, unb bic Satin bes
9enrp bon Battenberg 1T zines Sobnes
mprben.
- 9ie ruiiif6en 3eituugen begei
fern fi9 fiir einen &rieg NIT Seutf9s
Lamb.
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ten er5dblen! Srgenoipo nuB oo6 irs
geno etipas log fein! Obi !! ben Ner>
gnhgungssNn5eiger!
gDie ftebt's benn nit ber WalbalIa2
fragte &laus. Sd babe borbiu, als i@
auf bid tpartete, Elm progrdmm geles
len, bas biel alt beripre9en fdbien,
Bau6rebner, Mtrobaten, 8elpcipebefabs
rer, Gbanfo ettenidnaerinnen.
Die Walbaaa! 9tatirli@l baB i9
oaran ni9t gIei6 geba@t babe! Die
WalbalIa 1T iiberbaupt 6as einaige
&unifinftitut Der 0auptffabt, bas auf
Der 66be feiner 9lufgabe ftebt! St
iab nod BET l1br. Gin 8iertel auf
3ebn. Wir fommen gerabe redt. @oi,
einen 96nelliegIer erifer RlaIie, aber
flint = i'd febe Sic ibon ni9t mebr.
GIaus tpar feinesmegs 10 blafirt,
tpte man es benz tpeitsereiiten Manne
bdtte sutrauen f6nnen. Mtit oem naiz
ben grftaunen unb Der barinloien
sSreube bes probin3ialen iab ct ben
balsbre1erif1en probuetionen Der Ut
robaten unb ben 0errenfungen Der
TQuIl lDuLWuHHeL 6u.
Die Giinffler auf Der Biibne intereis
firten i'm melt mebr als bic betannten
peri6nli1feiten unb bauptlfdbtif6en
3ppen in ben 2ogen, auf bic SEQ i'm
nit orientirenoen 8emertungen aufs
merriam ma9te.
Gieb' bir einmal ben i1lanfen junz
aen Wfauu unS aeaeniiber anl Sen
ba, nit fleinem 5toHbut uno beagrauem
&od! Mebr nod re9is uns gerabe
gegenhber! Sol Sen bo1aufaeidois
ienen Brinetten meike i1l Das 1T
Der prin3 Demeter @trufa = elm Gu=
mdne, Der BET uniern Dragonern itebt.
Gin ousge3ei6neter &eiter unb f6neioi=
ger Sffi5ler, Der 2iebling unierer tlei=
rrn @Hauipielerinnen = giuer meiner
Befonnten-@oa i'd bid poritellen2
Mo3u2-@er lit bas? febte er 9let9
bin3u, inbem ct auf bic Blbne mics
unb barauf ben Sbeatersettel sur 9dnb
nabm.
gluf bic Bretter trat Elm bibides
Mdbheu in ertrapaganter Soilette, in
elmer Sra1t, bic feinem Sanbe, feiner
gpoae nnb feiner Saiion angeb6rte.
Die Riinltlern trug elm gan5 furses unb
iebr tief ausgef1nittenes &leib aus
l9tblauem Mtlas, bas faum big gum
&nie berabreibte unb p,n bem f6Dpen
Mu6fe ia piel ipie irgenD mDgli9 3eiste,
beinabe 2pas mebr, als erlaubt mat.
(Gortfebung foIet.)
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Gt,,e fhredlttbe Tprn1

ber MaIaria 1T @edieIfeber. 8e1dnbiee Nfa,
bieteit. Der SdIaf burd einen Groftonfaa nn.
terbroden, sefolst BON elmer beraebrenoen Site,
unb bann elm fdwadenber SdneiB. Gin Sc
fnbl bsr Grfarruns ipie bon adlte, aber fein
editteIn besleitet es. s f etterS W a EN-.
bitters bertreibt iehen Nnfaa, ipenn es aud
bic bartnddisite Gorin Dieies bon Miasmen bsr.
ribrenben 2etbens 1T. gs 1T ebenio unmosli9
es bur6 gbinin au bsrtreiben als Gibraltar
nit einem @l0rfer an erifiirmen Malarii9e
2eiben ieber grt iperben BON elmer St0Inng Der
2ebsr besleitet, cine Sbatfade, bic burb bic
gelblide Garbe bepiefen niro, bic Die 9aut
pdbrenb biefer sfranfbeit annimmt. DaS Bit.
terS iit elm fi6eres Mittel sesen oieiss Ssmp'
tom, tpie aud sesen feline llrfade. 8erftopfung,
Dbspepfie, NbeumatiSmns nnb nntbdtisfett
Der Mieren unb Der Blafe iperben aud our6
bieie aussesei@neten Mittel seboben.
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sxntereifante Grfabrmmaeu.

Ser WlDbeIbdnbler Siram Cameron in 70.
Iumbus, Ga ma@t feline @rfabrnngen IN .fol.
eenber @eiie befannt: nSeir brei Sabren
babe id) jeoeS Seilmittel fur @tasen. uno sHe>
renleioen beriudt, OaS f6 I'M Sansel bernoet,
aber nbne Grfols, Bis i'd enbli@ @leetr'e BIT
ters aebraudte. Sd nabm Glaf@en nno bin
iett sansli9 sebeilt uno balte gleetrie gitters
fir ben belten 8lutreiniger IN Der 9Delt. MAJOR
q. $. &eeb son @ef atbertn, Rb.. sebraud)ts
electric 8itters sesen lange befebenbe Mierens
affection uno fast: vMi@ts bat mir 10 gebolfen,
als electric 8itters.~
gerfauft gu so Gents bic GIafde bel u.
Dreib.
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ben pollen? Ser 1err, ben sic anges
ipro9en, bot ia einsn sdubmamn ges
bolt, neil Sic ibn in 5iemli6 unpere
f1dmter Meiie angebettelt batten!
MngefI.: Set mar ia ebent meitl
pe6, Bet bet Ser Ni9tige nj d
mar; i'd bate mir berfieft, ct mar
f9on en- bisfen bunfel un tpat ntein
Waffeltunbe mar, Der fab ibm 10 dbns
lid, als tpenn ct Brieber pdren.
NorI.: Dieie Musrebe 1T bas
@tdrffe, mas mir bisber Dorgefommen.
Die 0erbanblung enbete benn quh
NIT Der @erurtbeilung 6es Mngeflagten.
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Gimes eapitatns aliidltd,e Gutsedums.

Capt. 6 I'man. e9oner @esmoutb, Der
apif9en Mtlantie Gitb unb Mem 9orf fdbrt,
lit 70 bef is an Sufen, bab ct n6t f9Iafen
fonnte CT purbe peronlabt, 9r. Sing Mep
DISCOVERY sesen aus3ebruns su berfuden. Es
beridafft ibm nidt nur ausenblidlide 2inbe.
rurs, ionbern beiIte ibm aud bic ipunbe 8rua.
Seins sfiaber tparen in sei9er @eife affiairt
unb cine einaise 0ofis bate bel ibnea benfelben
suten grfoIs. Or. Sings 9fep Diseoperp III
nun bas SauptmitteI i'm Golemanl9en Saus,
bait unb am 8orb bes Sdoners.
Probeaoiden bieieS WfitteIS gratis in u
Dreib' Apotbefe.
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0bptoarapbiem.

Die neuefe Mooe Don photographer
lit bas iogenannte Scroll pboto" in
@a1amops @allerie. Daiielbe miro pom
prof. @lbIon, ffhber in Chicago, angez
fsrtigt. 0erielbe 1T oer bette &etoudeur,
Der Elm San Mntonio mar. Alb Ots
0outonitraBe.
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= Sorgen, Summer, &rantbeit,
gfiebergei6lasenbeit obet @ntfrdftung
MAIDEN oft bas Saar frhbBeitig srau.
Our6 Mnneubung BON 6all's pegeta-
bilifdem Sieilianiifem 9aar=grueuerer
fam man ibm feline iugenbli9e Garbe
unb S66nbeit pieber geben.
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Hunt & Booth.
6eu ultb 0etreibe.

Ssu frei auf ber Balm an fOIsenOen @idten :
Gan Mntcnio, Ghis, 9ohlcr, 6cdleb,
WdlIer, Eieres Sanction.
Teiiles Sobnion Gras epeSialitdt.
E etdDtif1e crbrs Dsrbeu prompt aus.
eefabrt uub sarantirt.
EeIearaptirt ober idreibt tptsen Breiien.
EeIebbon 228 Office "a, Weit auebaifrabe,
San Antonio. 7.l08up4n
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- Sn Serareana fanb man bic 2ei=
DE bes BARRIERS Sobn 9. Gelp auf
benz @iienbabngeleiie liegen. Die &ds
Der batten ibm ben Gopf abgei1nitten.
Man glaubt, baB er 5elbifmOro be>
ging.
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Cute partie.
Budleus Mrmiea=gaIbe.

Die bette eaIbe ber Belt fir Sdnitte
Auetfdunsen, @efduire, Gieber. nnb 3ant.
Nusi6Iae, GIedte, seiprunsene Sanbe, Grof'
beulen unb ale Sautfranfbciten furirt 9a.
mSrrboiben ober feline Beaabluns. g0Dise
Satisfeation sarantirt ober bas @elb ptro
suriiderhattet. 20 Gents bic Sdadtel bel U
Oreib
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staptraths perhanplunae1.

@eItern fanb etne SiBung bes 9tabts
ratbs ftatt, in pel6er ber MaDOr ablues
ienb mar unb Mloerman S9reiner ben
@priib fiibrte.
William Malter erlu1te un @rlaub=
niB aur Nnlegung eines Sleii6berfaufss
ftanbes uno 8. Muen miinf9te, baB
Serra Gottafeine sum Bau pon Seitet>
tpegen eriter &laife Dertuanbt mer6en
biirfen. Qln bic @omites berpieien.
Sarab 9. Smith brang auf 8eaabs
lung Der Soften, tpelbe bas Werdnoern
ibres Seitenneges in Der SolebabitraBe
peruria6t. 4bgeiDieieu.
Sie 3eit 3ur Nnlegun9 bet 9eiten'
pege in Gbenue 8 murbe so Sage pes
ldngert.
gDm. Slet9er erbietet ii9, 8dume fur
bic parfs 3u liefern. Biirger Der friibe-
rem bierten Waro bitten um eine anbere
gintbeilung lbrer Warb. I'm gntfsr=
nung BON Sim 9arts @igarrenf6llb
miro BON tltebreren Burgern gebeten,
oamit man 9erbbergs llbr bom pa5a
aus feben fann. Oen@Omltes iibergeben.
Ser @bef Der Geuermebr erin9te uln
1000 SUB neuen S9lau9.
Ser Wlfouri paeific 8abn tputbe
bas Wegere@t bur9 bic @omalftraBe
geitattet.
8. Goodman fu6te um grlaubniB
aur @rri6tung zines 3eltes neben ber
tatbolll9en &ir@e mad. bas er als Of
flee benuBen Mil. Madep opponirte befs
tig gesen bic @rlaubniB, unterlag aber
nit 4 gegen Z etimnten.
Wfadsp beantraste, baB bic Biirger
BON Corpus @brifti unb ben benadbars
ten 5tdoten bonn Mapor gu einem Bans
fett eingelaDen merben, oas am 8. Se.
cember i'm Mfiiionsgarten itattfinoen
ioll. Die Sa9e murbe abgelebnt, ba Der
Mapor feine 8ollma@t ba5u befBt.
Darauf 8ertagung.
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llebler Mtbemt

fommt aus benz Magen uab tann lei9t
5eieitigt tDerDen. tpenn man ab unb 5u
Sim mons 9iper &egulato o r
einnimmt. gr iit eigentli6 fur ben
Weasen geeignet, bshert bic @dure, 3erz
ft6rt bic fauligen @aie uno legt bic
gnt3dnoune. Nimm na9 bem gien
einen baIben Sbeel0hel boll; bas err
leidtert ben Stoffme6fel unb fi6ert
p0aise 0eroauung, Dbne tpel9e. iene
pioerli9e @t0rung. iibler Mtbem, ents
fteben muB. Ser &egulator befeitigt
@allisfeit, beilt ODspepiie, 9artlelbigs
felt unb nerD6ies Gopfmeb, TT rein be-
getabilii9 uno barmlOs. gfur ben bon
S.9.3eilin & So. bereiteten gebrau9e.
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L -G%1.5G>EIkA1GE--
fir bic e2Saarmo lei 1SS6-S7
ben nerSd1ie0enffem eeSarbe1t 1ttt0 Wfuffet


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