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Death of Mrs. Katharine Pearson.

Mrs. Katharine Pearson, wife Of Mr.. q. A..
Pearson, died at her home, 1893 o street, at
noon today. Mrs. Pearson had been i'll for
some time past and for several weeks her friends
have realized that her condition was very
serious.
On Saturday the doctors thought there was
slight change for the better, but since that
time she has failed rapidly until she end,
which came today. For number Of years pest
Mrs. Pearson has been one Of the best known
and most popular members Of musical circles in
this city. She was the oreanist Of Epiphany
church for . long time. and has had full charge
Of the music there. She was also the accom-
pianist Of the choral society, to which abe had
belonged since its beginning and which owes 20
much 70 her ability and energy.
Her circle Of friends was alargs one and the
news Of her death win b. . great shock to
them.
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MR.. BRIrTOx DECLINES
HIS Other Interests VIII Not Permit
Him TO Become q Bank PresidenG

Inc regular weekly meeting Of The board Of
directors Of the Columbia bank vss hs,d ,oasv.
A letter vas read from Mr.. A. T. Brit.on. who
was AZ the last meeting elected president Of the
bank In place of Mr.. b Fl. Warner, RESIGNED
Mr.. Britton, who 10 now in New York. wrote de-
Ginning the presidency Of the bank. thanking ths
directors FOR the compliment and the sxpres.,oa
OF personal confidence implied in his election.
He said that he had tried hard 70 see his vsv
clear TO accept, but reflection had convinced
him thata just execution of the duties OF she
ofSce should require the entire time ana
business care Of it's incumbent TO hss.
montze this view" Mr.. Brisson wrote. with the
proper performance Of other financial interes>s
already in my charge is not an easy task, but ID
mas been made entirely clear 70 me that the
addition OF the position 20 my other engage
menes carries with IL the abandonment OF NV
profession. Friends upon the Supreme Bench
and elsewhere have reminded me
that the Law is Jealous mistress,
but the inclosed letters received from nv
partner and from my son have dispelled III
.oupts which accompanied me 20 this city.
Iney 90 clearly point out my duty 10 them and
70 my clients and they 90 strongly remonstrsts
against my acceptance OF this position that
am without further discretion in this matter
In difference TO their wishes and in conserve
tion OF the interests already in my charge,
decline the presidency Of the bank."
The decision Of Mr. Britton as expressed in
the letter was heard with regret by the men,
bers OF the board II Was decided TO postpops
the election OF president for two weeks.
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THE WORLDS FAIR BILL.
Notice OF Action to Recommit the Bill
Until There Is Ten Million Guarantee,

In the House this afternoon Mr.. Belden gave
notice that be would at the proper time move
to recommit the worlds fair bill with in
structions to the select committee to
report il back when guarantee
Of sl0,000,00O shall be secured by citizens of
Chicago, the suf6ciency and legality of which
shall be satisfactory to said committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Carlisle of Kentucky an
amendment was adopted providing that the gov
eminent building shall be built Of such material
- can be taken out and sold after the expoai-
ton. preference in the sale being given to Chi.
cago or the worlds exposition
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Indictments Found.

The grand jury today after reporting the fol-
lowing indictments was excused till Monday
next: Alfred E. Best HOUSEKEEPING (residence
Of J. H. Crossman); Daniel Williams, do.
(house OF Carrie Kelly, and Daniel OKeefe.
larceny Uhree stoves, &c.) They ignored the
cases OF George W. Gates, for killing Chas.
Bochman on March 10, and Lille Truehart for
larceny
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MARRIED..

EAGER-HURIBCT. on March %, 1890 st the
residence Of the brides sister, Mrs Lyman Ie r. Nc
Carly: Philadelphia by the Rev Dr. byron A wooda
j. h l. EAGER OF Washington, DC, and Mr. n
HURLBU Of Kansas City, Mo.
GRAf-TuRNBULL. At Newport, Ri. on Mon
DAY, March -, $50, BY the Rev. Dr. Cutter. GRACE
IOWNsEND TChNbl IL Of Newport. dsuehte Of
the late William Hswkhurst Townsend OF New Yorf
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to yincenzio PizzarelIi
and Annie Riley; Chas. E. Lynes and Sallie
King of York Pa WV. Durbin of Kenton. Ohio.
and Mary l.. Danaher; John W. HENDERSON and
A nnie NJ. Frey, both of Montgomery county,
Nd; W. H. Young and North Anna Ellis.
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TeleGraphic Briefs,

A freight wreck occurred on the Panhandle
at Jewett, Ohio. yesterday morning in which
in the wreck. the other ankle badly mangled
and one arm broken.
The business portion Of Elmoreo, small
town in southern Colorado. was burned last
night. The losses aggregate 325,00O. There
was no insurance.
A copper tube four inches long containing
powder and percussion caps was found in the
stock room Of the Philadelphia post Office yes
terday. Inspector Edgerton thinks it is an in
fernal machine.
The jury in the Sherman case at Buffalo,
n. Y, brought in a verdict this morning of
guilty. A stay Of sixty days was granted and
the defendant admitted to bail In 81, 500.
Martin 0'Neil, farmer of Durham, Quebec.
it said to have absconded with several thousand
dollars borrowed from his neighbors. A
reward for his capture has been offered.
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Ous CnrDrr PLAN.

FURNITURE CARPETS. MATTINas. OIL
CLOTHS, RUGS BABY CARRIAGES. REFRIG-
ERAToRs STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS IN GENERAL Low FOR CASH OR ON
EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Poplar Bed Room Suites from els up
OAk Bed Room Suites from s25 up.
walnut Bed Room Suites from s40up.
t1rior Suites in Hair Cloth or Plush, &3S up
Ingram Carpet from PC. per yard mp.
Brasssis carpst from &C. per yard up.
on Cloths from aae. per yard up.
ePER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASE
Al Carpets sswed and Laid Free Of Charge. We
guarantee the customer against loss in matching.
charge only for the number Of yards neces-
ssry to cover the aoor.
II win pay to call on before purchasing else
whore. - yos viii md our Prices Lower and Terms
Essasr thaa any other house in the city
CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL BILLS
SETTLED IN THIRTY DAYs
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Uxscsrpu1ous IMrrAroRs

Rave sought toproft by the high reputation Of Johann
HOES Malt Extract. Beware Of them. Look for the
EIsSER HENDERSON CO.. 6 Barclay street. New
York. agsnts. 10
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Gone to Atlanta.

Messrs. s. Wolf, chairman. Henry Adler,
secretary aud treasurer, and Max Cohen,
trustee, OF the board Of control Of the Hebrew
orphan home at Atlanta, leave today for 81 at
city to attend the annual meeting Of the board,
witness the examination Of the orphans, dis
the interest Of the home - nay b found
Necessary And expsdient
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I'd EDITION.
Latest qblBglans 10 The Star.
The Hoosier Hessia rs.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, March 25. - Glasscock
said yesterday: II notice that some of the
papers say am to captain the New York team.
That's not true. ] don't want the position"
In reference to the salaries Of the men who 20
to New York under the terms Of the late freeze
out. Glasscock said: Before Brush went away
be called Us together and the matter Of trans
fer to New York was discussed He foressw
that he was going tobe forced to sell ont, and,
OF course, he wanted to know whether We would
would demand from New York. Our PROPOSE
tons made through him have doubtless been
accepted, or the transfer would not be an
nounced."
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Range OF the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings ct the sig
nal Office today; Sam. Al 2p.m., 50; maxi
mum. SO; minimum, 40
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A Silenced Fire. Alarm Bell.

The firc-alarm bell on st. Mary's church will
| not be in use after the Saturday before Easter
because the old church building is to be torn
down to make room for q larger structure
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Lee Ouonx,. Victim Dvin~.

George Carter alias 'Black Tom," the bur-
glar who vas shot by Lee Quons, was much
weaker this afternoon and his death 10 locked
fos at any momsnt The physicians 1t Freed
mans hospital do not expect the patient to live
through another night
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A fDrSxxH 10 Mfxls1xA 9k1rK.--Hon. John
W. Fester, sx-ministse to Mexico, Spain and
Russia, will give Q dinner tomorrow morning
to Hon: Chaelss Emory Smith, the newly ap.
pointed minister 10 Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-25

The win Of the late BENJAMIN Freeman, filed
with Register Clagett today, directs his inter.
ment at West windham. He leaves dover in
terest In has estate 10 his wife and the remainder
10 his three children and names J. NJ. Freeman
a. executor. The viii Of Johanna Keoeh leaves
her property to her husband in trust for her
children,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-25

AN AGGRAvATISG SORE TBRoAT is soon relieved
by Dr. ID. Jayne's Expectorant an old time rem edy
for bronchial and pulmonary affections.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, n reported by special
wire 70 Corson and Mccartney, l4le street:
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DAINTY IN Use.
MADE SO By lis
NATURAL INGREDIENTS,
MOI BIZ PERFUMERY.

So mild and pure Is Fels's
6erInlcide soap that even
the tender skin of the baby
gains tone and health from
its constant use.
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WIN Probably Recover

VIM. Chew, the negro who was stabbed last
night was little easier this afternoon. DR..
Shadd said that the wound was dangerous
one, bot that Chew would probably recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-25

The handsome testimonial received by Co.
lnmbia commandery, Knights Tempiar, fsom
scribed in yesterdays star, has been placed
on exhibition in the window Of Mr.. ]. Karr,
945 Pennsylvania avenue.
In the Criminal Court. Chief Justice Bing-
ham. this afternoon Ambrose Dyer, colorsd,
was acquitted on Q charge Of assault with in
tent to kill Herman Thurm February a.
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AYrs,s
SARSAPARILLA
THE BEST
HOOD MEDICINE

30 SAT LEADING PHYSICIANS AND DRUG
0IsTs, AND THEIR OPINION Is INDoRsED By
THOUSANDS CURED BY IT OF sCRoFULA. &c
EEMA EAYsIPELAs AND OTHER DISEASES OF
THE BLOOD.
ayers Sarsaparlls has its reputation by years
Of valuable service to the community. fsnae bea"-
r. s. Lang Druggist 2i2 Merrimack st., Lowell,
Asss
Dr. ". p Wright Paw Paw Ford, Tenn, says: TN
ny practice invariably prescribe Ayers sarssparls
FOO chronic diseases of the blood"
Dr. +. p Boyle, Sd and Oxford sts, Philadelphia,
Pa, writes: For years have prescribed Ayers
ssrsaparlls in instances and find it highly
eacscioss q, the tressment Of all disorders Of the
blood"
l. NJ. Robinson, Pharmacist Sabina. Ohio. certihes
ayers sarsapsrilla has always been great seller.
~ customers think there is blood purifier equal
Seit"
For many years afflicted with scrofulous run.
ming sorea which At last became bad the doctor,
advised amputatins one of my legs to save my life.
began taking Ayers Sarsaparilla and soon saw an i'm
provement After using about two dozen bottles the
healed continue to take few bottles Of
this medicine each year. for my blood. and am no
longer troubled with Ihave tried other reputsd
blood purhers but none does much good Is Ayers
sarssparilla"-D. A. Robinson. Neal Kansaa
Don't fail to get
AYERS sARsAPARILLA.
Prepared BY
DIR. ]. c. AVER CO.. LOWELL MASS.
Sold by Druggists. 81 six s5. Worth Is bottle.
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David Wants to be Right.

ALBANY, n. Y, March 25.-The governor
has sent message to the legislature recon-
mending that both houses pass . concurrent
convene and give an opinion as to the con-
stitutionality of the Saxton ballot reform bill
The governor states that he cannot sign the
bill in its present shapeas he has deep-rooted
conviction that certain Of its provisions are in
that he has no mere pride of opinion in this
matter and will cheerfully acquiesce when
convinced that his views are unsound.
In the senate a concurrent resolution calling
on the court of appeals for a decision as
asked for by the governor was introduced and
with the message, referred to the Judiciary
committee. Similar action was taken in the
assembly.
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Where trouble already
exists, u cleanses the sore
and affected parta opens
the pores, allowing free
scope TO the wonderful
healing power Of the soap.
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CouaHs. Sosr THROAT.

The highest medical authorities Of the world pre-
scribe and recommend the SODRN MINERAL PAS
TILES Tor diseases Of the Throat, Chest and Lungs.
and also for Consumption.
The Soden Mineral Pastilles and Waters proved
quite - useful you claimed in the for which
employed them, one of gastric catarrh-"
wM. +. WAUGH,
Prof. Of the Medico Chirurgical College az PILLS.
Il used the soden Mineral Pastlles with excellent
results. Cheerfully recommend them for all Throat
troublsa" i. K CLAUSES. N D..
Supervising Physician q Phils-
At AL Druggists at 25 and 80 cents box
Pamphlets erstia on application.
soDEN MINERAL SPRINGS CO.. LIMITED.
oc20.tthks-6m Is Cedar st.. New York
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THE NEW POST OFFICE.
The Plan for the Buildins Favored by
the House Committee.

DnsfoNs MADE ~ M PoUpExffa-A STRUCTURE
TO COST $500 900 10 sr PLACED on fus I'M.
ANGULAR s1rE-pErAIIs OF rar pa.AN Pro
POSED.
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n20l5e,

A RE FREE FROM ALL CRUDE AND IRRITATING
n matter. Conce atrated medicine only very small ;
to takes NO pain no gripping Carters Little Liver
pilla
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To Go on Foreign Duty.


The Secretary of War today ordered First
Lieut. Henry T. Allen, second cavalry now on
duty at West Point to duty A. military attachs
at the United States legation at St. Petersburg.
First Lieut. Luigi Lomia, fifth artillery, has
been ordered abroad on special military service,
particularly in Italy. -
First Lieut.. 8. q. Mills, twelfth infantry,
who 10 now abroad on leave Of absence, has
been given foreign duty for six months. He
will 70 first into Denmark.
CoNscIEScE-srsIcxsx INDIVIDUAL inclosed
in letter, postmsrked New York. received to-
day by Postmaster General wsnamsksr, .
$1,000 United States gold note and one Tor
$500. He stated that years ego he dsfrauded
the government out Of some money and this
has troubled him 70 .much that h. could not
he hsa va nr ~ "sce sss";unon. Assoon = =
make the governments los good The monsy
will b covered into The Treasury.
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HALF WINE GLASS OF ANGOsTURA BITTERS
"A before IDeals will restore the appetite. Manufsr
Jarsd only ~ Dr.. J. u. u sisssrt 4 soma Al al
axus91sSA
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nh93m

DROMPT BELIEF IN SICK HEADACHE, DIZZI.
I mesa nausea, constipation gain In the aide, guar.
anssed 10 thrse using Cxrter's Little Liver Pills One
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p. 6RodAN.

80 and TAI 7th ct nv.
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PHYSICIANS USE
fELs's GERMICIDE SOAP
IN THEiR PRACTICE,
Because il IL the best me
dunn whereby the antisep-
tics and sermicides neces-
sAry to the cure of cutane-
Gus affections can be en-
ployed.
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Rates from Baltimore.

Rates from Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, March 26--The interstate COM
merce commission will begin here tomorrow
an inquiry into the matter Of rates Of freight
on food products from points west to the sea-
board.
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Price % cents.

EELS h CO.. Makers.
Philadelphia
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THEY WILL BAKE TONIGHT.
The Journeymen Bakers WIN All Go
Back to Work

TEE coSfrsr wrrn TIE DossEs PRACTICALLY
ssr7txp IN Favor or Tn JouRnKIHIx-
eoAE sossxs CLAM that T1rT RAVE BEEN
UxFAfRLY f1EATxD-vARious Views.
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ARRESTS
THE DEVELOPMENT OF
DIsEAsE-PkODUCIN6
GERMS, AND WARDS OFF
SKIN DISEASE
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ITO REGULATE THE STOMACH. LIVER AND
bowels and promote digestion take one Of Carriers
Little Liver Pills every night. Try them.
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3atb far Matter!

8or iiber SO Sabrem fdon uurbe
Mrs. WinsIop's Sootbing Syrup BON
Niittern beim 3ahnen Der 3inber anges
menbet. Wirt gu i'm S9lafe ourA
bos G9reien eimes 2inbes geff6rt, bas
i'm 3abnen if unb Dor @1mer5er
meint9 Menn 70, lafe fcfort cine
Glaide bon vWtrs. WinsIotp's Soothing
SDrup" boIeH. Sem Wertb 1T unbes
5ablbar. IS tptrb benz tIeiner 2eiben.
ben iofort 2inoerung beri9afen. Der.
laBt gu3 barauf, Mutter, es lit fein
3peifel oarfber. Gs beilt DpIenterp
unb Diarrboe, regulirt BEN Magen unS
bic Nieren. beieitigt Winb GoIit, er>
Dei6t ben @aumen, berbinbert gnt3lns
hung unb ifdrft bas gauge Spffem.
.Wfrs. WinSlotps Soothing Syrup
fir 3abnenbe ainber lift angenebm in
@ei@mad unb bas @e3ept fammt bon
einem Der beiien weibIi6en 4er3te In
ben Ser. Staaten. @s lit BEL allen
Srusgifen in ber gan3en WsIt aa boz
ben. preis Is Gis. Der Ilal1e.
2auft ni9ts anberes aIs Mrs. Wins.
Ions SOOTHING Syrup.
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500 Baar 9inberidube au 81. So.
ftenpreis $3.50 un6 $1.40. Damen=
Slippers gu Is gts. un6 $1-pertb
SLIPS.
Spibenbeiebte Mor9eni6ube far 0as
men aler Nrten, 5peaialitdt. @roBe
&ebuition! $1.75 Damen.R n6pfiAube
fir $3.50. Sulibans $500 @Iacees
leber 2n6pfi6ube 1T Der bette ber Melt.
Gu1ibans falbleoerner @1ub fur Mdirs
ner gu $500 1T unibertreffid. Mdn,
neri6ube fir $500, tpert6 50. SO.
preisermdBisungen in allen anbereu
MrtiteIn, tuoDon in ben f%einften unb
mittleren Sorten nur bas bette geftbrt
mirb. Die ausgefdnittenen Gdngurubs
leber= 5nube fir Wdnner, tragen fid
gut un6 finb comfortable. beionbers su
empfeblen. Jarbiae 5@ube in 8laeee
au acceptablen preifen.
q. sc. 6uIIipan,
@de Commerce & ct. Marp's Str.
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Mas tptr eebramdlen fSunea

finb mebr folder @tablifemente tuie bas
6es 9errn s. 20. 80 a n b rp in Der Nus
finftraBe, in Delhen fsiBige 0anblpers
ter unb geinidte Nrbeiter lobnenbe Be
i6dftigung finben f0nuen. Eie neueffen
unb bolfommenffen Wiaidinsn finb
bort f%ortudbrenb i'm Sarge, um Gilters
men unb WaHergefdBe aIer @r6Ben uno
Qrten bersufielen. unb MAIDEN mir
Wieb3i6ter un6 Sarmer auf biefen
umitarb belonbers aufmertiam. Mu9
einen groBeu 8orrath bon Jabbauben
uno Sinbee!ien bdlt 0err Manb,p liets
auf Eager. Ssiu @tabliRement lit Elm
muiter8lltiges in ieber Weife unb her
fid fur ber9lciGen intereIfrt, ipirb einen
gefud Der Werfe lObuenb finbeu.
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q m ateIier.

Gin Waler, Der f@ 3u ben unberlt aaz
beneit 3dblt, erbdIt ben 8eiu9 zines
Jreunbes, benz ct iein neueifes @emdIbe
seist. Der Greuub betra9tet bafelbe
LANCE uno iast bann: rSa, ben bdif 5u
eetroHeu, aber sat 70 roth bdtteft bu
fem @ei@t ni@t 5u fdrben bran6eu,
u1b bann m69te man bod an@ ettuas
BON Der Gieur feben." MaIer: ga.
sum Sonner, bon mem ipri@Ft bu bean?"
Treunb: .Ga, bon beinem On.eI, felbff.
bsrttdnbli@, ober felt bas Bib etDas
anoeres bor21 Maler:~ (tObneno) 81.
men Sonaeuuntersang."
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gerfebIte Wirfuua.

Der 6oIsbdnbler Werrle bat sur
Premiere zines SraueripieIs nit barter
Ntbe unb fur tbeueres @elb 9ladlid
cine 2oge betommen, bic er aud al benz
betrefenbeH Abenbe nit Ieiner eoipuz
lenten @attin unb feinen bsiben Ditto
fbGterH getreuli6 ausfllt. pl6bIi6
mitten i'm 5tide. mdbrenb elmer belons
bers padeRben Rhbrfcene fiebt berlel6e
iebp9 auf, aiebt boiler fat feinen uebsr.
rod an unb iagt su ieinen ibn nertpuns
bert anblidenoen Anseb6rigen: 80
geb' iebt fort! Sd tpert' mel bod fiji
met tbeures Geib ni6t MAIDEN IoRen
melan9olii6l~
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U d

IS uirb bierbur6 Noti3 geeebeu,
bob elm limitirter 8etrag in Mftien Der
.Nlamo Jeuer ; 8erfi6erun9s Geiels
i9aft" nod ge3ei9net merben tann uro
ieBt our 5ubffriptiOn fir Gol6e, meI9e
ibr @eIo DOrtbeilbaft an3ulegen miiils
fdem, fur bei@r1nfte 3eit ofen Iiegt.
Wegen ginjelbeiten nenbe man fi6
on BEN Sefretdr, Nr. 222 Wef Cons
merceitraBe (Diirler's @ebdube). San
Mntonio. Seras.
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9te neue Gntsedmma.

Sic @le baben Sbre 6reunce unb 8etaunten bareu
ipre&en bbren. gteuei9t inb ste aud ielbit Giner pom
Denen, pelAe an ii@ felbft erfabren baben, mie gut
bieS WaitteI III. Wenn Ste e5 ienals periu@t baben,
bann fnb sic aud Elm treuer Breunb bapon. DEM
per etnmal einen Geriu& NIT Or. Rings Neuer Gnt=
eefune sema4t bat, her bait e5 aud BON Der 3eit an
INNER tn ietnem 9auie. @enn Sic eS nod niemaI$
sebrau@t baben, unb einen Suten eper eine G~rtdltuns
bal en- iputen, ober trseuo elm Seteen Der 9unse, beS
Salles pber Der Gruit, cann perIdaffen Sic f@ etne
Sla5&e bterrpn uub perfuden Sic eS. Der Grfpls
irirb In iebem Sale ~garantirt, pber has @elb mirb suS
rhdseSaRlt. PrcbeFai6en gratis in Der &pctbete rsn
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perieben ftno, fOlten nidt berfebIen fin
f0fort cine Tlaf6e bon gbamberIains
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allen Npptbeten.
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Ode Burleions uub Mesquite . etrabe.
9eIepbon 70.
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Commerce : StraBe bdlt tets bas boa.
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lien, $apeten, Garben, @las, SpiegeI.
9Ias, 8iloerrabmen, GirniRea unb allen
3ei@nens un6 Malers u~teniIien. Rtmif.
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ten &C. finb in eins. iebensmertben @als
lerie CUR Infi6t unb gum 8erfauf auss
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rationea 1T bas @el@madboafe uao
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