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Contagion Among ship Passengers.


Suppose, doctor. we take the case of
steamer carrying from 900 10 800 steem
passengers, could disease break ont amo
them and remain undiscovered until the u
reached qnarautnef
Certainly, and that is where the dani
comes in. IL is well known fact that !
sengers who become affected with a SUI
cious disease will take every mean, Oh b 1
the knowledge " it from tie officers
is done through fear Of being sent % tie
pital on arrival, and the majority 0i o0lt
gious diseases on board ship are only dlscl
cred when the passengers come before
boarding officer And here, TOO, they 4
pass unless the evidence Of the disease :
marked as u call attention b them, ~
but one minutes examination were giyei
each individual 10 would take just twet
five hours 10 pass 800, and hundred 4
times ships receive free pratique after onI
couple Of hours delay Thus IL IS easy q
how mild cases OF varioloid are l.able ~
by quarantine; but what Is infinitely 20
the whole 800 who have been within
area Of infection sattsr throughout the I
every one OF them a possible source
lection OF the disease n-BrOoklyn ElSlt
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A connle Of Dog storie..

Talking OF dogs I should tell you At
London Is celebrated for curious dogs, J.
are a couple OK stories can youch fort ].
st. Martins lane there sits every day 4 4
blind man who limits nets. Between b If
sits bright little Scotch terrier. II 80 81
him penny be catches it deftly in bis : 'l
and puts his nose In bis owners hand b.
blind man utters his thanks and dr. be-
money in a bag he wears around ~ c4.
In the evening the dog leads his 90
home, and through some Of the most CT JED
thoroughfares, too.
Nelson is tho celebrated dog Of sen
DialS He is always pointed out T. 3 ofs'
He got his name from having lot a az
some disturbance at Trafalgar sqlat 10
always buys bis own food When Y ono
gives Nelson a penny aud be Is hum DO
goes 70 butchers or bakers shop A'l'
appetite dictates, and placing tue coinoh 70
counter receives a piece Of meat or It,
II he has received more pennies man :
needs for the day DO buries the surplus ~
sits on his treasure all night. knew y
would laugh at that, for did 50 until =
him do it.-Mar1hall r. Wilder IN New 10
Herald
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A SUMMER HOTEL.
A Man Who Proposes to Keep vuiet
House-His Plans.

stt>' us . tesh-+
"rm setting out to keep a summer hotel for
decent people, not for bores, and contend
there are enough decent people in need q
just such a house as intend to keep 10 sun.
port me in my enterprise am not build.
ing my house for the sort Of people who 50,
out in July for six or eight weeks search
after what they call good time a. O., IN.
limited noise and racket from sunrise til
midnight I'm getting it ready for lust The
opposite class scr
~ see and believe you're about on tho
right track
81 reckon am. Now. I'm going 10 run
over a few Of the things that I'm not goins
TO have. I'm not going to have a sing,
transom in my house,
"What no ventilation"
BAH ventilation What thoughtful
cleanly person wants the ventilation from
hotel corridor with forty other neonls.
breaths all running IN and ont OF Dos r,o,
on the heavy air. No, sir: open The win
dows-no transoms and no doors thatwir
open or shut unless the knobs are t.rne m
my house y0u can't slam a door if y.p u,rt
70. and no waxed h0ors. halls. corr. 'ors and
staircases all tiicSly carpstel and padded
no windows that stick and no bureau draw
eis that won't open' AMI no soap .n.t smooth
after the last occupant Of DOOM anl DID,
beds that creak; AMI mo- office balls rr-n,
and jansing all night and al aaf ani.r,
CHESTS awakened IN dawn because s.rsor.
next door wants A. he'olIeIf Iyamt.rt.
an electric call anplrlU, from fheufi.. ..af
i'il warrant fD waEan tho .l.lI -I...r ,rof Ola.
wrong man OF lle nr.-h'0r and BOO star
ana moons ana ''-' hanging 900 the door
k0Ys Tor people o. jingle 1nl lns'e when
they come zap To- o'.i AT midnight and nonl
night electric lawn lights to shine Boo your
eyes ana keep yo2 awake until morning ani
un croQuet or tennis grounds near f.e I.r.l
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The life Of % harsman . nlt always hei
ct roses. although Dee lnes rls around all
day while others have tO walk a. few
nights ago a veteran "caDuy related ,hs
sad story ot mans dlplcty He Ha. ha.lel
by well dressed gentleman. wh0 inquired
his price by the Eour. ami Us fhe amount wa.
satisfactory the fare jumped into the ear
riage and Vas driven to one OF The up town
theatres, en- joining the driver % wait until
his return AZ tho expiration OF fAo per-
formance the Young man appeared, accom-.
panied by friend. and together they were
driven ~ a restaurant. where they took sup
per. The supper consumed probably an
hour, and then the faithful driver was told
% take the pair to the residence of ono Of
them, where the guest alighted and, slam.
ming the door with a bang, told the driver
Co 60 20 a certain address and take the other
man home he did 50. driving as slowly MS
possible and finally arrived before the house
designated
As it was ate and the night was fair, the
cabman, being more or less Of philosopher.
thought as he was engaged by the hour Boz
would not awaken the gentleman inside. who
appeared 20 have gone % sleep, but would
light his pipe and smoke for half an hour 9r
so, with the consciousness that bee was MAX
ing money all che time and not disturbing
the umbers Of his tirel friend Half au
hour passed and still no movement was feii
by the driver On the box. Finally be- bega1
10 be a LITTLE anxious aud opening the can.
riage found ro his dismay chat 30 was empty.
The pretended sleeper had quietly sto.ef
away while the mind Of the driver was fixed
on other SUBJ .cts. lie never sleeps now, ani
is keeping sharp lookout for that man
pLlLllnlnhIl ILmas
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A Field Selected.

"Yes, father" he said to old Mr.. Hayseed,
"rye graduated, and my education is COM
plete | s'pose know about everything.
Now must choose a field where my abilities
can be used TO the best advantage want a
large field where will have plenty Of room. .
SON." replied the Cd man, there is the
ten acre corn field, and you kin have it all 10
yourself. n-Harper's Bazaar.
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" USEE THEATRE,
ooe EAST BfoAD STREET.

Grand inaugural ope. ing Of the falland winter
season. MON DAY. September Il. iSs.
succ IS rowns our efforts. Another humping
big show A vaudeville company that sur
pas cs all We cad; others follow.
u r. Wesley and .. II. Ward; J. Arthur
lDoty and fairmounu BE lc; Miss VI udc il
son. Miss Gu-,ie smith. Miss Matte Seymour
Miss Laura Moore Miss Alice Dill II, VI SIS
Maud Lawton. Mss Ada Wells. Wis. III, Lewis
Messrs rarry Galletti. Frank sweeny, W. }.
Kennedy. Charlie. Wilgus.
Satincc Monday and Saturday at 2.3O pm.
s,lf-.t
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A New Hotel.

Attention is called TO the advertisement
of the Few hotel on the European plan
which will open on the Isl OF October in
Ford's Law Building, on Ninth street.
II will be conducted in the best Of sty lie,
and all guests will be made as comforta-
bic as at their homes.
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TALLuLAH, Ga, July 10, 1ss7-Dr II
Mozley-Dear Sir: am great believer
in your Lemon Elixir, aud Use II In my
family ali the time. We never use any.
thing else, from the fact that it does more
good than al. other medicines combined
for the diseases you recommend 1t for.
Truly yours.
WILLIAM BERRY,
Agent X. & ID. Il. K
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Smoke my SWEETHEART Cigarettes.
IENON ILTNTR.

Ifs WOnderful Iilerf on the Iiver. stOm
ach, Bowels. Kidneys and BLOOD
a. prepared hy Dr. II. MozleY, Atlanta,
Ga. 4 pleasant lemon drink that posi-
lively cures al Billiousness. Consiineiiou.
Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Headache.
Malaria. Kidney Disease, Dizziness,
Colds. oss of Appetite, Feyers, Chiils
Blotche.. Pimples, All Impurities of the
Blood. Pain ia the Back, Pslpiiaiion Of
the Heart and all other dise' Sc CAUSED by
di.ordered liver. stomach and kidneys
the FIRST great canse of ali fatal diseases.
Fifty cents aod 81 per bottle Sold by
druggists generally. Prepared by Ii
Motley, ". ID, Atlanta, Ga.
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WILLIAM BERRY,
Agent X. & d. II. Il

". A. James, Bell Station, Ala
writes have suffered greatly from in
digestion or dyspepsia. Ore bottle OF
Or. II. Mozley's Lemon Elixir did nj
more good than al other medicine have
ever taken.
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Squire CHM, who combines the three
occupations Of prea her, magistrate and
notary public, had before him late yesler
lay evening a hog case. The squire
claims that his court Is tis Cou.t Of Ap-
peais, and tol the reporter 50.
The evidence showed that man Shot
another mans hog The two leading
counsel in the county were engaged \
lady with little child, several men and
number Of daIkies were represented 10
The case. Several hours was consumed
in this examination and argument, and
,f,er al was finished, the magistrate De
eided that the hog was dead, aud imposed
costs on the man who killed him
The public schools 10 Fol field aud
Brookland townships begins % morrow.
The schools in TuckAhoe and Earina
township open Monday, October lit.
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The County Court Of Henrico was en-
gagged until late hour yesterday inyesti
eating a charge of criminal assault.
Aaron RidIick (cOl)'edl was the party
charged. After little while II was dis
covered that the criminal act had been
committed and a second charge of adul.
;ery was entered. Tie evidence was
heard and the counsel argued the case
It was given to the jury, aud they after
tailed to agree and were IN
consequence adjourned until tomorrow
morning
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Virginia Mechanics
Institute.
NIGHT SCHOOL OF
PHYSIOLOGY.
INSTITUTE HALL. IS n. MIMI Strict.
SESSION OF lsss SO,
Practically IRE }

First half scss on will begin MONDAY
fIGHT, OCTOBER !. lsss.
Second hiatt session will begin MONDAY
NIGHT. FEB UAkY :. ls,9
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III UCATTON VI.
DICHMOND SEMINARY,
N No. EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
JOHN ". POWELL, PRINCIPAL.
Mrs. L q. PEYTON. Assisinnt PrInclpl

JOHN H. POWELL. PRINCIPAL.
MRS. r. q. PhYTON, Assistant principal
The sixteenth session If this boarding ana
day school for You = ladies' and niue giIis Will
begin WEDNh> ia Y. ~ P1ENBfk -. l'eS.
No changes in The corps Of irstruc ofs eN-
cept la French. y French gentleman. VINO
has had many years of successful cApt rec
IN The city OF New York. AID most highly re-
commit ndcl hy "A friena OF the Phi c.ptis lOr
whom he has taught as teacher and a gentle
On. wi have charge Of the Depai tmenI OF
.ench. ,.,..,,,n
suec,al attention is called 10 Our KINDER
GAKTEN and SUB-PnIMAkh DEP VII
MFNT, which Las rove 20 valuable an al
iunct 70 the Primary Dcpa tment, fore .lldfcn
from five TO uine years 81 age.
. class Of LITTLE girls under ten y'r -r - ace
will be STATED in Fre-Ch + EE or
CHARGE by q fun graduate Of the cn9"l
Thoroughly qtahhcd ~ start them ~ iLe
grammar ant CO vcrsa'iOn
Apply for ccta ogiv to The book stor' or : %
either princip J. 's.pio-N
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Try nv SWEETHEART Cigarettes.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-16
No Mercury

or other mineral pois on In Dr.. Dlyid's
Vegetable Liver Pills.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-16

Tickets on sale at the Mozart box Office
~eld-4t
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Stabtif@e Werrrouuts
Sur Nmenbirung bet Gettion 10 bes Gas
pitels 2Sber repioirten Drbinanaer.

9iermit lei Is a~nseprbnet burG ben
Stabtratb bon San MnfDnio, baB 6ie
Seftion 10 oes 3apiteIs % Der rebibirs
ten fdbtifGen Arbinan3en 70 obge6iss
bert tperoe. bob iie in Submit folsell.
bermaben lautet:
9eftion 10. Der Gto6t. arat
foa in Submit als @eiuabbeitsbeamter
ber Stabt fungiren. St fpQ bic WoIs
rla9t unh Mutoritdt baben, ale 1lebeIs
ffdnbe, bur1 tuel9e ber Gelunbbeitss
auffan6 Der Sto6t beeinirdGtigt mirb,
gu beieitigen D6er befeitigen 3u lafjen,
ME beiipielsmeife unfraut &C. &C. Ct
fou bic 8efusniB baben, ole Ma6r
regeltt aa5uorhnen, bnr@ tuel1e bic Sc
iunobeit gef6rbert uno 2rantbeite1
bDrgebeugt pirb.
Jerner iei es biermit ~areeorbnet, baB
6iefe ftdbtif6e Berorbnung NIT BEN
Gage ibrer Mnnabme bur9 ben Gtabts
ratb in Strait tritt.
Nngenommen unb gebiliet am Is.
Stunt 1883.
90 8rpan gaIIagban,
49, Ma1or.
Bei6einigt:
6. %. gIanbDr, gitD giert.
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sa~ Has Eager in fertigen Nn3tgen
lit 6ieies Sabr better unb rei9baltiger
|" Musmabl unb preiien als ie BET
panenaft & Sobn.
6. S. Mauer,

Wet sgommerceHraB E,
bdlt elm groBes unb febr gewdbltes So
ger BON Sapeten, &DuIeauT,
BiIberrabmen unb 2eiten.
unb ferner reben 3ei9nensM ateriaIieu
auer Mrt, Garben unb Mnfrei.
der : Materialien, befonbers
Qammers fertig gemif9te
Garben, bic beiten unb biligften In
Marfte, bic utter boiler @arartie Der.
tauft tperben. Sen i II unb SPITE
geIgIas unb anbere In bieies Sod
f6lagenbe Nrtifel; tporin 6err Mfdlei
6as gr6Bte Eager i'm Wefen bes Gtaa.
tes bat. Muftrdge aus benz 2anbe tuer.
ben prompt ausgefihrt.
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@m. 6bHfna & sphu.

nniere 6auptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
6as 6leii6, unb I'm iol6es frif9 unb
gut at erlanger, fanrt man utlm6glid
einen 5uperldifigeren Marft finben, aIs
ben BON Wm. 96fing & 5obn, Me.
511 Qbe. s. 9ie 9erren baben BEN
@ef9mad ibrer &unben &e6nung ges
tragen un6 in ibrem gtabliKement eine
falte 2uftmai9ine erri9tet, tpeI6e allen
Nnforoerungen fur grbaltung unb gnt=
fernung i6dbli@er Sngrebien5en beg
Gleii9es entipri9t. Sic baben beftdn,
big In ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBeu
8orratb BON Waftbieb, aus ipel9em
MIR bas Beife fir lire Gunoen gepdbli
Dirb. Wer reel bebient fein mill, be,
beiu9e ben Marft, Wo. 511
MDsnne 6. 1,10t1i
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Matter! Mlatter /! matt

Mntter! Mfitter W1itter ! !!
Werbet SIR bes Hadts setSrt perben
unb in gurer Riihe unterbrchea tur& cas
S9reien zines ~franfen 3inbes, metdes
Sdmer5en bon, Durdbreden Der 3dbns
Ieibet? ST es Der TaI, 70 fauft cine Tlaids
BON Wrs. Winslvps Soothins Shrup.
St wtrb ben arrterl 3lsinen iofort bon fell
men Sdmer3en befreien. Wiaa perlaHe fid
barauf, es bilft. Sc if feiie Wuttsr auI
@rben, bic es periudte unb Sud nidt mits
tbeilen wurbe, baB esebie ginsepeibe re.
gulirt, ben Rleiner, Salfe unb @eiunsheit
unb Der Watter Huhe peri9aft, baB 60
ME 3auber mirft. Dos Mittel III Fder in
allen Gdllen unb ansenebn, BON @eidmad;
90 wirb BON elmer Der dltsfen unb beten
Dcctcrinnen in ben Ser. Staaten Der.
idrieben. ueberuI 5u baben, bic Sluias
~ 2h Gents
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stuf jeiuemt wuften San uuS Wadt.

peiniat uns Der unermibIide QudIseiif, Sn.
btgefion, nit feiner bielbenutten @eibeI. Sober
Sdlag 1T elm biabolii9es Sbmptom. aein
@enu5 beint Gfen. ndslide glotb mad bemiel.
ben, iuenig rber unterbro6ene @ube 3ur Ha1t.
aeit, Mpbriiden tpGbreno Der trampfbaften Sn.
terbale bsS Gdlafs, elm Auffeben obne CT
frifdung unb Nppetit, Wlibigfeit unb @ahneu
in6brenb bes Gags, Rerbofitdt unb Hei3barfeit
ber Stimmung, ia ieIbf Monomanie IN 1etr
erniten GdIen. Aqes Dieits sn e~rtraaen, lit
5dper. slud notbpenbig? Stein! t~aufenbmal
nein! 10 Iange man t@ 9ofetter8 81 a.
genbitters, Der Station Gpeaiffum gegen
afute ODER dronifde SnbiseFion, bsrldafen
fam. Mit Der ~snwenbung btefer ar3enei Be.
sinnsu, bei6t nit Der SsiIuns b~eginnen.
S6nele 2tnoeruns auerit, abfolute gusrottnne
bes 2eibens nadber. Die Babrbeit biefer 8e.
bauptuns, bic bon untuiberIealthem 8euqnib
unterfibt pirb, 1T benz amerifanilden 8pIie
upblbelannt. DafeIbe 1T init anberen ber
Sal, ndmli9 (: bab 6as 8itters bor Gieber unb
Faltem Gieber unb Caller. Be9felieber fdiibt
uub biefelben BELT unb NerboftGt, GaIen.
leiben, gerfopfuns uno Nieren. unb 8Iaien.
leiben %beleitigt.
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QuadiaIbere ntdtt!

Nienanb barf es fia erIauben, nod sn erpe.
rimentiren unb iibsran berumauqnadialbern,
ipenn feline eunsen in @efabr finb. Die
9dminoiu9t tritt in ibren Anfdngen immer
als cine art bon Grfaltuns auf. Niemanb
lafe fid bon irsenb einem Sdnbler cine iener
bilisen unb tuertbIoien Na@abmunsen bon
Or. Sings neuer gntbeduns fur S@tuinbiudt
unb aatarr6 auffdwabsn, fonbera iiberseues
I'D, oa6 CT itets 6as ddte unb ridtise Mittel
erbalt. 8ieIe taufen jene 3a@abmuusen, neil
o~iefelben etpas biliser fnb. aber man IaGe
f6 baourd ni9t tire fibren, 5onbern bsitebe
oarauf Or. Sings neue gntbeduns gu erbal.
ten, bon telder garantirt pirb, bab fe sesen
ole 3eioen Der 2unse, Der aebIe unb ber stb.
minssersane iiberbaupt abbiiIfe f@aFt.
9robe' Glaidsn gratis az baben in Der apo.
tbefe bon u. 0reib. @reis Der sroben Gla.
f9en 81.
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Ba- Yilise preiie fur lleberi9uB in
6pmmers unb Minters 2Iei6ern Bel
Yantoaf & Sobn.

sar Grau u. @arberine, beren
Reftauration in 8ietoria, Seras, nllen
Reiienben aui's bortbeilbafteffe befannt
mar, bat iebt an Mbentie 6. go. 232,
elm pribai : Boarbingbunie er6ffnet.
Muf CUTE GI6e unb Bequemli6feiten
fir 0erren, benen elm eigenes Seim
mangelt, Dirb bic gr6Bte Sorgfalt pers
tpanbt. preiie mdBig. 8et6ffigung
nno Wobnung per Sag, Wode ober
Wpnat. 6,4,t3M
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TriiAes Jleii@. I'm bieie Sab
resaeit 1T es notbpenbig,. baB ales
Gleii9 fibl unb babur6 frif9 gebalten
mirb. Ser Mefrigerator bon
PRowN 8 JAcosrE, $50. oil 2oiopas
StraBe, bietet bic @arantie, baB Mles,
mas bieie 9erret liefern, porahgli6 1T.
Nae Sortef Gleif6, S9inten, MurF,
Slide &C. &c. g1e 8effelunger tperben
prompt .ausgefibrt unb bas Gleif9
mir0 in irgen6 sinem S~taottbeile fret
abgeliefert. 2,6,5M
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Mmsei9e fur gtemersabter.

Office beS ffdbtif9en Gteuer. Collectors,
aampunann @ebduce, Simmer go. 81.
9as 4ubIifam i6trb bierbnrd bena6ri9ist,
bab bic tdbtifden Steuer . 2iffsn fir bic In.
melbung beS feuerpRi1tisen gieentbnms-
peri0nIiden pte Iiteen6en Beites-r bns
nit benz l. @iar5 1888 beainnenDe GisfaIidbr
iett often Iiesen tno bis gum 80. Snni 1883
dufiegen iDeroen.
aue Dirienigen, tpelde bitrbou b~ttrbien
Beroen, meroen b6fidf erfudt, f9 baIk tin5ae
fnben un0 ibr gigenibnm Dor Dem lnfer3ei9s
neten gu bsrifeuern, uie 60 bas @elet perlmet.
Scie @affianc.
Stdbtiider M1e6pr.
Gan Antonio, %. Gebruar 1888.
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cages Meuisfette,,.
SnIan 5,


SIN Bunbes. Senate tuuroe mod
tur5 Dor Sboresi9luk bic gemeinlame
Heiolution angetnmett, bur9 mel1e bic
Bemiligungen auf bic erIten 80 Sage
bes nit benz 1. Shli besinnenben gtats=
Sabres attsgebebnt peroen.
Sci ben 8~eratbungen iiber Die
Sarif'Biu i'm Neprdientantenbauie bes
antragte 9tngleD bon Maine Die 5treis
dung BON u2umpen, ieben 5toHes1 bon
Der GreiIife. Sem Mntrag tpurbe ies
bod abgelebnt. 2eblba9 bon Mew
SerieD beantragte bic Strei9ung BON
8au'9 teinen, a1ein ebenfals Dbne grs
folg. @benio erging es mod elmer
ganaer &eibe d5nli6er Mntrdge.
- Mn 8innen Steuertt gingen in
biefem Gisfaliabr $114, O94, 759 Elm, b.
+. $5,428,867 mebr als i'm borigert
Sabre.
Dos 6enatss ylntenbemett, bur9
tuel6es 81, 600, 900 beantragt tpurben,
Sur Mnifeaung bon elmer gr6Beren M1s
sabl Don grieftrdgern, pel9e bur9 bic
Nusoebnung bes M9tfunben : @eiebes
auf bic Brieftrdger n6tbig geporoen 1T,
wurbe aud bonn pof Musf@uFe bes
Saufes angenommen.
- Senator Neft Iegte Dem 8unbes=
Senat eine &eibe bon Yetitionen Dor,
IN tDel1en bic 6anbelstammerr bers
f9iebener @tdote urt eine rei9liGe Bes
t%pinigung aur 8erbeferung bes 6afers
bon Tampa, Gla., erfu@en.
etIe Dog f~al9tonable 9oDselt
M Tnu ~ e.sw yprt pau. uers. Slap
Gov s $Iaih.s1 ~, cue ms ger gsls.saI.
Maasoa y ghsstss .ss.u g9Iss, g:1fatysle
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= @erI9tweiie b~erlautet, baB bic
Mbgelanoten Der 8erliHer fdotii9en
Beb6roen, BON oenen einige in 8eaie.
bung auf &eligion aiemli9 freifnnigen
4nf9ten bulbigen, bonn Railer talt entz
pfangen tpurben, unb baB ieine Maies
fdt bic nnterrebung nit ben Worten
i6loB: ssorgen Sic bafiir,
mebr Rir9en In Berlin
8ebaut 10 erben"i
Safer Wilbelm pirb anldBli1
feiner Sbronbefeigung eine groBe Mn.
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in Sapeten unb Jenterbor I.
bdngen go. 237 Wef @ommerees
@traBe. baben in ber tu,3ert 3eit ibrer
@ei6dftstbdtigteit einen ilanibaften ST.
fols auf3upeiien. SIN beforntiben Sad
Ieiifen He mabrbaft finflerif6es unb
geben Garantie fur ale lire Mrbeiten.
Sire Sape3ir.M rbeiten finb duberf mds
Big i'm preiie unb iperben an Dauer.
baftisfeit firgenbs iibertrofen. tutu
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Gdmadle lllb fiuoerlpie Hralfell

Ioaten nidt ber3peifeIn, ionbern Matb unb Sc
Iebruns aus einetn Hube f9opfen, burM mel.
DIES Sanienbe innerbaIb ~firteffer Belt lire boIe
@elunbbeit mieoer erIanst unb ben ~einaigen
@unfb ibrss 8eraens in G~rfiluns geben IA.
ben. Das nit bieIsn ardtfeneel@t9teu e..
.Iduterte, reidIi9 aussefaitete neuefe Htrf
gratis uno franco berf9tdt BON Der
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unter @u9 bdtten aufammeu 96 MepfeI.
80 pfaumen, 16 pirfide uno 4 Melo'
men. Was betttne bann ieber BON gu9,
Mi@el 2ura?
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ALAMO PAVIIION.

Der t tx unb an3iebem6fe
s Mill ia
Der 9tabt. @roBes GreisR onaert ieoen
Samitag un6 5onntag. gintriit fir
Gamilien an 2oIDpasS traBe 9ie groBe
!nftige Gale tuiro ireenb einem poIitis
i@en Meeting, Ronbention Dber Mes
union tofenfrei iiberlaFen.
Seitaer & S6oppef, giseutbamer.
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80 m. S. Omtterfibe, 335
Dts 0ouftons5 traBe, plumbers, Gass
unb Steam !. Gitters, balten fi9 benz
publifum fiir ale In ibrGa9 i@lagenbei1
Mrbeiten empfoblen unb beripreGen
prompte Beiorgung aner Muftrdge.
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men, @loiets &c. ftets an 9anb.
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Gartens8dnfe unb GtabIe,
S9auteln nit SiBe fir bier Rinber
atpei ertpa9iene perfonen,
Merttanii6e MaHer,RhbIer,
gogel. unb @i@bornsadfise,
2inbersW agen,
9ammods unb groquet.6 ets,
bet PauI Wagner.
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a. Die Morgan City Fish and
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Sommers bic frif6eften Seeff6e. Nbs
lieferung fret Ing 6aus. 24,5,t-
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sH Sobnfon8ros. Iiefern bic
befen unb bi1igiten Drudia9en. Gebt
5u tbnen.