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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-28

Congressman Houck, Of Tennessee,
says THAT non-partisan civil service
Fan only exist in hereditary governments
that if parties are right, then Office
holders should be partisans; that the So
called civil service reform is an attempt
to establish an Office holding aristocracyi
that it does not secure competent and eff
6cient officers, and that the people OF
the country are opposed to the system, :
Ind Congressman Houck comes mighty
high telling the whole truth whenever
and wherever he saws it.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-28
War is Inevitable: Iet !. Conc

The Murdoch rebellion is declared of
until Marsh can take lauut among the
Rockies.-Emporia Republican.
The old man has gone 10 visit the Ute
Indians TO study how half dozen braves
can lick a whole army of soldiers. Tins
will be Bull Run fight when it gets
down TO busineSs.-El Dorado Repubi-
can.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-28

Topeka's railroad interests, locally,
seem to be in a bad way of late. Almost
simultaneous with the burning of he
Santa Fe headquarter building, causing
D serious interruption of that company
business, the boilers that run the ma
chinery by which power was supplied to
the electric street car lines, blew up,
leaving the motors dead on the track.
OF course both these disasters can be
overcome, but the inconvenience and loss
the community resulting therefrom are
perplexipg TO say the least.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-28
The primary election for selecting delegates 70 IA
county and commissioner convention VIII De heIu
the usual voting precincts on
THIrRSDAY. AUGISTl ID los9.

The pollswin be open from to- D. II. inthe city
and from 10 ( D. m. in the country.
The,e viii also be held in the city or Cheeny on
Friday August l6 at p. m. delegate convention
for pominatinga candidate for the third commits
sioner district. The delegates to be chosen at the
same time and the mum Der BE- per the basis u
the county convention. The members OF the county
central committee In the various wards and pre-
cincts will organize the election board and one
will be eligible TO such position but known Repub!i-
convention. The several primary election boards
arc hereby instructed permit 10 vote ct the
election under their charge unless the voter ite-
ub,ican known to some member Of the board, or
%ho can establish the fact of his being Republican
by creditable witness. The members OF the print
ory election boards are also requested forward 20
the chairman of the central committee list OF the
delegates selected az their earliest convenience
b. Il. DOWNING, Chairman.
s NJ Johns, Secretary.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-28
With an Eye % Business. Alwaya

" IN al Eye % =
Nzri1a Record
4 Wichita EAGLE man was in Marion
Tuesday. He didn't come 10 get up a
rebellion. however. bur 10 get up Zig
ger list CT subscribers. and be got EN-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-28

Random, Pa, Is proud OF a rnongrel
dog which taught Itself 10 climb a
ladder
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-28
IN THE DOUGH.

The more Kansas City tries to hedge
on its railroad traffic and commercial
losses the more such losses are augment
ed. Not only has she failed in her at
tempts to maintain that as great bulk
breaking point, but the very opposite
has been encouraged by the orders of the
Missouri railway commission reducing
rates Of freight, which have already been
complied with by two of the principal
railroad systems of the state, the reduc-
ton on grain and live stock, the two
most important items of freight just
now, being 10 and - per cent, respec-
lively. The live stock reduction will I'M
avoidably initiate against that interest
in all its departments at points on the
states western boundary, and the re-
duced grain rate, in conjunction with
the inspection law passed by the last
Missouri legislature, can hardly fail to
practically destroy the grain trade at the
same points, chief of which is, of course,
Kansas City. With these and other con-
spring circumstances working against
her it would seem that the misnamed
city opposite the Kaw's mouth is in an
exceedingly doughty condition.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-28
INNES & Ross.

Surplus in all the departments be sold Summer goods
must disappear entirely. We will make prices that will close
them out.
PLAIN AND FANCY PARASOL SALE
We have the price and in instances three
and four times They all Of the latest novelties
able goods and desirable styles
We will slaughter big invoice of those checked In
dia Nainsooks cents, worth 10 cents.
with these another of those elegant corded
checked Organies at ii cents regular price 20 cents
HANDKERCHIEF SLAUGHTER PRICE PICNIC.
dozen Ladies' andkerchiefs in plain and fancy hem will
mash fine Silk Gloves mashed from SLOO to Csc
Hot weather testes to the value of Onyx Hosiery No
them received another large invoice of Onyx
Fast black Hosiery for ladies' children and gentlemen
the finest made.
The celebrated Star laundred fine white shirt men, Spe
cal sale the three best qualities Price SS 9 S1great
bargains All sizes in the IS unlaunried shrthe best in
the world.
Mems Half Hose, British, only 10 pair fancy stripe
12c &c. 6c, 23c fine babriggan half hose %
Mems gauze vests extra fine, % cents Mems extra fine
babriggan only so cents
THE CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
Continues the sale Of short lengths carpets They have
benefit the economical housekeeper Our
large and the complete with the latest
in Aioquette Body Brussell Tapestries ngrains ETC.
We offer great inducements in pOrte curtains rugs and
poles
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-28

The incident mentioned in yesterday S
dispatches of train of supplies in
charge of committee from Chicago that
was sent for the relief of the starving
locked-out miners in Spring Valley, Iii.
and their dependents, contains food for
serious reflection for both employees and
employing corporations, not only in the
mining but all other industrial enter
prises throughout the country. The
locked-out employees in this instance have
suffered in the flesh while tho operators
of the mines have no doubt suffered pro-
portionately in purse. Such contentious
profit no one, but injure all concerned
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-28

Woman's rights seam to prevail in
Colorado. A woman and her husband,
accused of cattle stealing, have been
lynched in that state. 1t looks pretty
hard, from a sentimental standpoint, to
hang q woman, but when woman puts
herself in a mans place she may expect
a mans fare. And this reminds us of a
colloquy that took place on street car
between "brute Of man" and a fe-
male woman's Fighter. The latter en-
tered the car which was crowded, the
seats being occupied by men, princi-
pally: she made some half suppressed re-
mark about the lack Of gallant1y on the
part of these, because no one vacated a
seat for her benefit; whereupon one of
the aforesaid brutes, who knew the fair
champion, asked her if she didn't think
a woman had the same rights as man.
Being answered with an emphatic Eyes"
he very complacently suggested that she
stand up and enjoy them like man.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-28
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION

WICHITA Kan, July 15. 1883,
delegate convention of the Republicans OF Sedg;
wick county is hereby called TO meet at CARRIED
Hail. ia the city of Wichita, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1SS9.
At 10 O'Clock a. m. TO nominate Republican ticket
TO be voted for the ensuing election as follows;
One County Treasurer
One County Sheriff.
One County Register OF Deeds,
One County Clerk,
One County Coroner.
Surveyor
The basis of representation Will be as follows:
One delegate and one alternate from each ward
and precinct for every twenty-five votes cast ana
one delegate for each major traction as cast Tor
Timothy Mccarthy for secretary OF state at the gen
eral election in 1888 and one delegate at large Tor
each voting precinct. 30, e,
The various wards and precincts will be entitled
to the following delegates, viz:
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-28

The reciprocal relation that is fore
Swallowed BODIES no good to Kansas.
Alliances be of four kinds: Reciprocal
assistance, friendship, relationship and
that which is obtained by purchase, and
q wise ruler will not form an alliance if
these elements of power are wanting, or
unless all his subjects are benefited. or
ar least not injured The American
statement of the last proposition is: 'sThe
greatest good to the greatest number
SO far as the "MisSOurlan' I'VE use the
word "MisSourian now as type of '-bi-
peds which bears the exact relation to
humaniryEthat parasite Doors to botony.
and have no doubt the next edition OF
Websters unabridged will so define and
classify it, is concerned the reasons are
self evident for an alliance" wherever
the s'3liSsouuan' has found "terbacker
in tn han" location. but so far as the
kanSan (kansan is here used as the an
tipodal OF "Missonrian" Just as one
uses the sun as 3 symbol Of light and
night that of darkness. snow to denote
purity and mud for SIM we say yellow
when we mean the rainbow, and "yaller"
when we mean the Sui Hills.
Trusting we are plain we Gamble"
along.
So far Us the kansan is concerned the
self evidencing truth for the alliance is
lacking-the gain of the .'Missourian"
would be the kansan's loss. The Kan
san would have the panCs of maternity
but instead of birth would be humiIi-
ated with a miscarriage. Yea. verify.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-18
erlsbntfie stner retfsnDen famtlts.

Cincinnati, I6. Mar3. 3.-gtue bier Der.
0feutIidte Spe3iaIoepeIdR eutbdlt 6olgens
oes: ~ Sor etuigeu 80feu ltei bas Shifi
p&isufuegO8n aus 6em 6aIeu bon Rem gort.
I'm 8orb bsfanb Iid eine ehicagoer Bamilie,
befebeub aus @bOs. s. Smitb, oefsu frau,
Oereu 80hterdeu Anuie uuo elmer Wtago.
surs, uadbem 6as Shifi aus8eIaufsu, er=
frantte has 3iub on b3saUtiger Bipbtlerie.
Su Rafau, R.zB.. eiuem GuarantduesCrt,
nurbe bic game BamiIie aUf Elm 9egelboot
gsbroft uuo NIT BroUiiiouen ftir etueu Gag
UeriebeH, 0ui bic SuieI Itbal, etrl uufrudts
bares 8oJaIeuJtfi, ubergefu6rt. BORT oerz
brahten Die &rmeu unter unidgLt4eu Euas
len bier Gage, bic bas Rta6 faVb, unO bitten,
oa uur ale IA Gage Elm 8ampfer in bieie
@egeub fOmmt, nettere 8ebu Gage teioe1
mHfeu, tueuu uidt Smttb aus eigeneH 4tItz
teIu Elm Ghfaufabr3aug gemiet9et bate, mel
dee ibu uHc bic Seiaea uad 5Iortoa
bratte. a"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-18
oeostaHsmas in 2Gmertsa,
UfH tutereKauter gortra8 0es Et6tsFs 9rtR=
neu,-EnsialESrns NM EmukAuH.


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Glub" bialt gefsru 6idJtsr @rtunsl, meld)er
1g5 StnateaaDalt tu1 Quar1lFeu Bro}elia
fuuBlrte, bcr eiuem groBel auoltorium etuen
&ortrag iiber p5oiioli5muB IN &mertta." !"
&itter Griuuau, ,peIher bGuFg our4 8eiflQ
uutelbrcdea tpar6e, laate inter 4Hberem:
p8ie tpilbe @ier Der Parteiiii9rer Elm Unit
Bu erloagen uuo 3u bebatea erbat ben SOz
Siali&mus unb Die IGN bealeiten0en llebel am
2ebeu. SH @btc1go miro Die 2t2dt oes Anars
diamus, uebles an3urtdt2a, ueit itbeT aae
8erbdltHtie binaus iibertTiebeu ua5 etuige
WitgIieber Der baiben pOlitiimeu Barteieu
Ideiueu 9eRetgt 81 iein, 70 III bauteIn, nm
6ieieS Clement auf ibrer Seite Al 3tebeu.
gieiner Aufdt na@ mar oas gauge 3ereoe
ijber bic IaQrdifen r0dbrenb bieieS gButers
cine abfhtltde, bosbafte Iebertretbuug tbrer
giadt, cine Shdoiguug bes guten gamea8
BON Chicago, etue ernfe 8euad t9eiIi5uug
Der GsiG0itsintareiieu Ger Staot, uuO Id
CLAUDE 3ubert1tItd, oaB Der 3ped 0teisr
uebertreibIug eta rem polltlIer NOR. Die
Guardgie oils cine Grga1iiattou III toot In
&uerifa. Stre geftrporter Raben fG tUie=
ogr in ibreu friiberen 3uRau0, udmlJ4 ben
GCyGlismu8, aufgd0f. 8as YlntgesSeieB
bot ile etugeiduGtert. &ber MIR tonuea Utdt
nit oerieIbeH 2eidtigteyt oen SoiialisnuB
aus benz gSege rQnmeu. Der III bier uno
Il6t fiG nid)t ME etu gidt au5blaieu. S5m
fam nur 0Hrd bic 6udie5r 81 ben BHu0a-
ueulals@ @run6iaBeu uElerer G29iarudg, burh
Strmei,ung oee Baterualismus NIB Der &laIs
iengeietgebun9 au8gepidiu 2toeu. Gs 1T
ueine gcIlIIeu5aite fc1G lllbsrBeIyu8g. oaB
Der iCGeuQHute SGub50u illi1 i'm Briu3jo
If, t0B er beu SoliaIt8muS Hdlrt uuo ermu
tbigt, bGB CT tbati5aHd SG,g1It5mus 1T Ia0
baB NIT ieiuer abIoIuteH 4blaafiaug uao ets
uer &udfebr III eiuem Eurii fir 8eduug Der
Sun6esausgabsu Der S0llall5mu8 auSRsrs
Zen uue itiHe 0erbeT0I9eH ee5riase Usrz
Idntu6eu tper6en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-18
8eeEOiguti8 ether Gnnbertttno.
3fD6LFidbHfnetf

ScOttbaIe, 3D., I6. Dtir3. -- Die
ietbhdeu ueberreFe bon Brau @aitpap Uur'
ben bente auf oem atrhb0is gu g{t Plaai1n.r
poielbf bic Dame gsiern I'm alter BON ll2
Sabreu neridie5eu mar, 3ur IeBteH Ru9e bei'
seiest. Die 8erFor5eue mar GTgro5mEtter
unO btHterlGBt S0bue uuO E0ater i'm alter
ron 20 unb so Sabren. 8tG 8etb2iLigu18
an eem 9eidenbesauguifie mar cine un8e'
nohnlidn nrnRe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-18
Uutt Se,, f,elset1 8plSFeISertt.

Sos GugeIes, Cal, l6. Uldr3.-Der
gubroug 3u Dem men eHtbedteu Sololauoe
in Waoer-Gutfornieu III i'm letigeu 3uuebs
men begrfieu. Son Gri3oua ftuo S9aareu
uuu Ssrglsuteu eiugstrofieu, Die oort i5r
Gid berjuneu moaeH. @asiiu, Der Ranu,
nelGer bic SQrta -@OIOfel6er 3ueEf
enteedt bat, ii etn aus zen Ser. Staateu
eurfpuuguer 8gIbrsder. Der i'm otesjetugeu
@taate uno In 4rBona rpagea berIibtea
Moretbuteu fi6 IN 4utIugeRaub beitaOet.
cat N brerea SGbreu hdIt sr It9 in Jtte6erz
Californian ouf uuo If oura erfolarei&e
gerenartstbatiafsit IN SeiiB e,ues beoeuteuz
ttn geruSgens geldn8t. Ss0or bic Suaoe
RON tem ueuen @oloIau6e iia Uarbrettst bat,
moItn rcn gagtlu oort bereils ble ret6fien
GoIouoyb Eager aussebeutet poGOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-18
Qor0 QnusooIe's .Sno0,,to

Qiuuepeg, Bian., Is. RdrJ. - gs III
bier bic Iatr,dt stuaetrofeu, bus Serb
gonetole an eiuem Buatts In Bolartreis an.
geIunqt IL, Der inter oem Jtameu ,tbe Rams
Sartss befnuut uno Der en- pstteffeu 1or3es
idobeue Soften eer a6uelOu, Bal &anpa
in. Der 9orb uub ieiue Sealetter erireuel
fG bes befeu RobIietus. Gr ulro etuise
s8ndeu On rem erpdbuteu Buut.e ssrpei.
len uub bonn uS1elif gebeu. St eruartst,
bas er erfi in uugeid1r anbsrtbaIb 9abren
,ur gipIlgation ,uriit fshrsa mirr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-18
40. SGDrg0t1g.
eyriiDjoDr8 ToGooe9 !
SerettS fertig.

lncr bja9grr berc rtger berr0de pHr0e ebem Rnn0FH
56nbGtabfmeu CUR Gr gtn. Gs III n5t blas nmaHgret9
oubcru mud manngtaltg bngI ansmGB Sroaowae 2sn
cbs fun Sei Waken popnGr gnnrn Gs no
uusnmub idnr Gde pe DEFENDERS 81 @aIassnagen haRu SSr
Babem 4nrmcnt babnn iii berBebnen Satnngen
gGrr d elegant III tlCiSrn lbt ParOfc 3i mur6i9en
pR gepcrteu Ntons gntcn Wcltnn
nit erarsutrr SensNuFi9Gu anS nit S gena5t etne
nnaebre N5 bancr war3 GurfipS nnh gSnrcb ouen
Sarniatruugrn uuh enc NsBab asrnr Gebin8
unb Gam bnn unrn gncn sei9tn Nrben an Der 6OBe Der
guOe berarbctet-nno auss gu maBig nj Orgem Prriie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-18
gRetrferEThe snlonfe,t. .

BuffaIo, gt.g., Is. UdrI. -llater Der
8ei0euug bes Torts 8tagara bat etue 'cznts
ltde Tlenterei iuttgefuubeu. Die geute ia
gen, fte mdreu iGlehter, ais Suuoe bebaHz
belt porben uuo tkreR 8eidDevoeu bcbe naa
eiu Gsb6r seidenlt Die Bolse ratea 0tete
8sierticueu. I'm DOuuerfiag gtageu Eltlt
renieer, aIB fiebeu Soloaten iibeJ ote 8Ceu3e.
Nls bieie FabueuHuat bemeTlt uugee, 3a5
60 eipeu gr0Beu StanOul. Die uuteroHtIiete
eriuhren 9aoeI, uuo ihlieBLlA tam "a 81 sIz
mem i0rmliheu Sample, bet eem SanoHnatt',
St6ds uno Belle gsbrauat uuroeu. DtsAs
rtre perIouen uur6en oerruuosi, uub etuGg
Der 8erpunSeteu Dirb ietneu SerleBuEaeu
srIisgeu. Die S5oEe 6e5 Sorts fuo sel@loi.
ien pcrbeu, nab 60 Rirh NtsmaHb 3atEttt
BeRattet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-18
Gftttm Fat0 aa oet GaEe BOA glesv
cNerEetl.

Cape Ra1, R..S., l6. Dlar3. - Cine
finrie 5turu ilutb begauH bier beute Iorgeu
llbr ibr 8eruidungsmert. Son 8luolOrs
Gueuue bis gum untereu gu0e tt Der Blaus
ienpeg UolfGnbis Bertrimmert uus Der
Suuubfabrpeg tbeiIpeie btuweg geIpfIt.
Gugefdbr 100 Yaros oes n8uLlbeao" uub
6Gbrtpese8 Guf BEN glouut BsEuonzEract
fEb beiGdbigt, uub Der neu aebaute Subrs
meg IN Cape glup BOiut if fart ausgeua.
ideu. llngeidbr 100 BuB oes 5rauoes Dor
Der ,@OrIaton 9aue" UurOen weggerifeu
Sc ifi Die Fdrtie 6Iutb, bic itt bier is,t pie
len Sabren erei8uete.
atlantic &ttp, I6. Wtdrl. - Der
gturm on Der 6iRe peruria3te 6o5waifar,
uno Nlauttc-@ @il1 mar heute Dtorgeu etutge
Slunoen tteiImetie uon Der Belt abgeidutts
tn, ba bic iiber bic RarI9eu gelegtsH Sc
IaiIe itberi6Uemmt Dareu. I'm II utr MID
be SIutb 5uriid, uuo bic 3uge begauueu
pteblr 81 Iauieu. 5eute Rahmtttaj III bts
yEiue DtlIe Bead 3weigbllua unb bic
sea SeIe Gttp. uu0 Ocean. @ltp 3ueigz
babu" iberihUemmt. ueber SeasSs.e.Sitg
bluaus neEtebreu fsine 3uge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-18
2as na,rFs unb mocuaRsFc
g eamsraersfiIIerht mitteI

Der B,t, peI6es aus,u6udUb Die idrhterIibRcu
SdmgBen lin6eTt. g5 usriebIt niGmols, 6am Esl9eus
BEN yiHocTuu9 Der ShmerSeu 80 Uerinaifeu, oOu Uer
der uridde 6icielbsn aud btrrIbycn WO3gn. IS 10
Wrtdl oer gro5e S6mC6sHb4Un8er uu6 bat mClE
Gutes, ais trgenb giu nuoIrGs bgfaUHte5 Wttd Gee
tbau. Bel 8opfi4WTiCu, Sa5udmgrcn, RernIs
sic, 9!hCuma15muS, Gntsuui3tH, 8crreHtungGus
Eueti1uHgen, Sniett1Hititcu, feilem ylldcHs
GdmeBgn un0 ShDd1c i'm Grcu1 i'm 6hi9rIt ober
IN 6en yiiCrtu, SdmtrIeH In Der Seber 5ruhieIeIlls
Biin6ung, Guitpeuen Der 3tIeuIe uH0 5bmerBsH
ag,r Nrt iDiro Der Sebrlutj Uou Railways Ready
Relief Oiortiac @TlettGuna acUi4rtu uno oer iorts
gc5Bie gebyau9 in men8eu 2a8tn zine oaueru6; 8uE
GsUiIfeu.
yliereuInblnbung, BlaieneuBunOun9, unt,rIeibsE
CHtSunounq, SungeueuBunouHg, itltmmen 9disF
QtGmuugsbeihmer6cu BrduuC, Grippe, 8atuuls
80pfmeh, 8abnneb, Rcuralge, R5umati5mus, tliH
tes FCber, Snutteroft, jyronbeuleu.
Die AnDeHbuu8 oes "Rcady Relief an eeu
Ebciltn, an oeueu hsr Sbmga o0cr od5 Eet0en ilp
bIiinocu, iuirS ioi0rtige Grlsttttruu9 acudlreu.
SIN baI6er bis gu einem gau8en Ibe5loftl UoQ, IN
tiuGm bu.bcn @gaIe 2Baiisr eIuscuommen, Dtr6 ~
nsnigCn NluuteH 3rGu1pie, lauren Utd81u, ue0aa
fsit, &r6rehen, So5brsnuer, glrC5Ftdt, e bIaR1igs
'et, Sopimeb, Diarr5Oe, aouf, 5d5unasu uno alc
inuIliulu SdmereH tuursn.
SO cents bfe 5yIaIGe. gu hablu 6ai 4potbefeyr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-18
gom sra. semes Z. @e9Iarn.

9IIs OIr ElDlC-4J 4JI8VIIlBtI -ONIIIIIVIIt
lrrl. q. s., DSeaD!- !-gBsrtbGr 9err! ytaboen td9
gtc UtoHate ole GuGlen Der 8pspepiie rebit 2ppets
fsfct ausgefauosn, uuS oa mein Gia9en Jdht5 bst
Et9 bebaIte1 founte, beinrhtete i'd, Dabnitunig Su
reroen, uno baB meinc Ger6auungs= =Cr8ane qela1mt
ndIen. aerBe peridrIeben mir SteterIet UTgeblid.
GiienzTonicum. SD leerte bret TIaihsn uno bin
lest ssiuu6 Ute eiH Slid. lin beieS atteftot D1r6
rttt ron pm. Reab sTiubt. ahmn5srOl 3. I.
N9cSlatn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-18
Nut BclteOmg gemoCGt.

Observation-Disclosures wtmme uus8eu4tFn uebeU
Streu Gpnn 3U1uO H6
befn gern9ten Staten nbRrtg Infer raaBr5slber35er
g. 1T mad Ne gr 6uen nit Ofnr 6rUnte 8e4nn buwe9 nit Serge
geier seaen 2uidLige. Q8r r9n @ be6n aI
bussFd Sagonals We6 npPrrten gGoreo bretEn aea 9m
erten G9ebints Sbcts amrrn mUbenfen 5arb @
saren prOpere beeONe ausb8 8eFu8n n6 pOutOm
8ufbenuns bel gngcrcn Soften as gb Elm Gfemnt b
eii8e ans8s= uebeOdstOTe pe4e @r opin
crntrptren mir fit bteen glott.
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NIpmirnI Cbau0letIS Eoo.

GCruGnbeur il. Dl. 2ber bat bon pong
fcug nus iibcr eQs Nble5eH beB gtcez4 1mtz
ralF 93aItb Chamber Uiittbetluug gemadlt
gu II. Tebrnac mar @laa0ler, Gahoem er,
nuidetueno In teFsU GeiuRbbeit, Dem 8ous
berueur BON 6ouatoag etueu 8aiu6 a6ge.
f1ttgt bate, BET Der Gadietr uad latuem
SoteI pi0eEih erfranft; eia BUMPER S5msrJ
i'm 6opfe madte iia iiblbar. Der berbeiz
gerGfeue Ur3t ctuIourte b5reits etue 9dbmuug
Ser re6ten Sette. 8gr 8rauie Uerlor balo
cnrauf oas BenuBtieiu uuO blteb in oisiem
8nfauoe bic gu isiueul aegea Abeub Oe8.
igIben Cages eriOIaten &Coe. SO if Der
gSuulh Der Bnmilie be5 8erforbeueu, oaB
bic 2eiGle cpTh Elm 8uEoesfriegslajii bier.
bsr gebradlt Uerhen 'o1. DaS Commando
tss in zen aiatti6sH 8emdiisru ftatioairteu
@ennnoers bat &Ept. Dlc9tatr BON Ger
sGmaba" bic gum @iutreifsu bee gum Rats
foIger @banoleT's eraauuteu Capt. 8eliuap
IthpYu0Frfy1pu
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ST. VI. Z. u. Rpaitto:S, 81. 2o2I, gBet=
2oinbartz zgtTase, 20 Subre alt, Dor fteben SABRE
soorn BoteHts 9lTsHeeu ausr aTt sebrauut uuo oHHz
Sefte son Dollars oerous9Gbt, Ober gtuts obHe SC=
irIo. bis ihm elm geianuter non JeQbs @tIeazGonjz
cum erBdblle. gr nobm oieieS elReR Uf0Hat lang
Elm, unb All ieiHsm grOBen GTaaUEeu sab Is i6m
poIifomrene ge{uHtbet pjeogr, Der gppett TT gut,
mas iCtt Sobreu nnt Der jSau 9eweIeu 1T,
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gou sra. g. 9. GeGeubaaab, auttjouatcr iir
& IS 81 .... 81 -.-.-

StrnEe.
pspfg, SebersrnoronuugeH unb GngsmslHem OAR
nteSerIieogn oes Spfem5. So probute aerBte uno
pieie naIbafte Batentz WeoiSueu, aGes obue gIiOg.
Sin Ereuno madtt mi1 aui Reab's @tieuz 5onicum
Quimerfiau. gle sebraudte Hur Elm Bnar 5laibtu
nm tpuroe burb Die muuberbare 2Butung in Staus
i7er pgrTebt SD bGIts oiess 5oHicum ffr Die gro 80
ortioe Diebbin Der EBelt un6 uuulhs, i'd t6uHtt eis
Ten Nubm in Acknowledgment gBortsn fiugen.
gdtuH9spol ID o. SsGeHbau5b.
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Bon grou ". 3. esbagn. @attLn 0ss 9aF0rs u.

VI. 749, gBeds gom6arbfraBe, Baltimore, D25.
Yiad6sm i'd WtOuate lang an gerOauung5 Sea
Itperben uno elmer &ompIiBtrun9 BON meinem See
i1lette eiseHen RTantbeiten geIitteu un6 sa5rsihe
diBuile EeroI6nuugen gegen oieeI6en probrt bate,
D0ro i'd ourd5 Die Seretuu9siogmel pou JIeab's Gts
ieusSonicum beuosen, etni9e 5Ioi6en eeiielbtH 81
@erehlisteit geseu Isne gigentblmer ge6e tb beie
gmpfebtun9. gSrr pHegen ionit YatenssReotStnen
ourGuu5 nitt I'll em2fs9len, oa metn @ate ar5t 1T;
aber In Der Soffnune, oQB aud auoere aus 9ielos
GiIens EonicIm 8ort9eil 3ieben mo8en, empiebe idl
ls nit fSreubn allen oeHIebeu SttQnE6etten 5etms
qeiudJten. attungsuoq S8Gtte y. SSbrru.
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CfnneftLffe Gzradl:rotei,.

gertreter Der oSruuf Zine Gfocintion"
naleu gefferu in Idugerer 8erutbuug nit Der
8ptaenfautIt9au Slrfsbr5 &oumiITtou. So
miro gepIaut, einbeitLi9e Sradraten fir
Grpor'gitttr 0ug9sufibreR, uu9 gu bielem
3usde uuroe eine Uergeideuoe 3ulammens
Telling 6er sur 3eit IN 9rait beiabA9eu
6rGdttGIife oorgeuOmmeH.
Bic GOuferGu3 Nib am Iloutu8 fOrtgsiest
mPThen
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G,tn. GS. s.. 0Seao.- 2Gerther Serr! SD tebe in
melnem %. Sabre unb botte Iauge Sabre BON ner@
, lex . spepiie piei gu tei6en. gtda Dem
ploEIJGeu 5ooe msines G'aten I'M IeBten Nid5 mari
mid oeIer berbs SdlIaa uieoer, uno tros Der beiten
i'd an metneT 95neiung perSpaifeIte. SO tonnte
ytiats i'm Yiagen bebaltsn uuo nurbe foIgib gans
obqeSebrt. Nlan smpiobl mir Sbr 0Rea6s giieus Eos
nicur, urb ih probIrte IS nit ban befrebgenoiteH
grqebniIen. 6iIble nltd ieB beer, al5 eit IaIl3er
3et un6 empiehIe bos &onicum aui's 5reubisfte en-
4ubIifum.
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