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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
The Body of Beautiful Woman Found
Bathed In Blood.
Dunlap Special Gable to The Times.l

Dunlap Special Cable TO The Times.l
PARIS. June 6.-The pleasant village Of
Montignan, Versailles, is in a ferment Of ex-
citement at finding Nile. Annette Gaspard
living dead in her pretty villa bathed in her
own blood. Annette for several years has
been her own mistress. Her father was an
opulent farmer, whose death occurred when
Annette was only sixteen. He was widower
and left his daughter 20 finish her education
fashiOnably at u convent in Paris.
Leaving the convent at twenty, Annette set
ND under the chaperonage Of an elderly rela-
tive to keep house for herself. circumstances
left her no other alternative. IL was pecu-
harity of her disposition that she had almost
an entire disinclination for male society She
was finely developed. enjoying the best
health and being more like an English than
a French woman IN her fondness for
out-of-door amusenents Annette spent
few hours cultlvatlng the poetical and senti-
mental side of her nature, but Nile. Gaspard
was none the less popular and courted owing
TO this peculiarly. The very dithculty OF
being her guest rendered both rural
swains and their Parisian rivals all
the more intent on securing the
prize. every new suitor being convinced
that although she might be indifferent 70 his
sex in general she must at once see his tran
scendent merit and manly powers untor-
tunately for these theories the heiress did not
WELD. but remained heart-whoie dur
ing the most impassiored outpourings.
But 1890 was not far advanced when
chance threw in her way youth who
seemed TO possess peculiar fascination for
Mile. Gaspard His name was Seere, his oc-
cupation a highly-skilled employe OF the
Government mandatory of porcelain at
Sevres. Whether il was through some obscure
hypnotic influence that none of his rivals pos
sessed. itbecame ntthatthe youngmouid.
er of ceramics would overcome the helress
unconquered affections. Although Annette
was interested in spite Of herself, her heart
was apparently touched by the theory of the
uolice and her nsighbors that NJ Seere aimed
like his rivals ut securing the broad acres and
golden crowns left By old Pere Antoine. but
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07
Another Elevator Accident.

MONTREAL QUE, June Ga serious acci-
dent occurred this morning at the Gazette
building on st. Francis Xavier street. The
large elevator was coming down with three
mon on it when something went wrong and
the elevator WAS precipitated 10 the ground
floor. SO great was the conclusion that the
elevator rebounded and went back TO the
third floor. The occupants were terribly in
iured. One Of them, Francois Huot. had his
back broken and cannot recover. The three
men were removed to the hospital.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07
Promipent citizens Arrested.

WALDO. ARK. June 6.-Three of the most
prominent citizens in town, ex-Mayor j: 2.
j. Il. Faulkner and Edward Wiler.
were arrested yesterday by United States
Mail Inspector Mcclure. charged with rob
bing the mails at Mcneil on March 18th.
Then three are also suspected Of being con-
nected with the recent safe robbery. They
will be taken to Texarkana for examination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07
An Effort TO Clear Gibson.

.HIcAGo, June 6.-Attorney William Barry
appeared before Judge Barrett to-day and
argued motion 10 quash the indictments
AGAINST GEORGE c. Gibson. the ex-secretary Of
the whisky trust. who is charged with at
tempting to bribe Special-Agent Dewar TO
blow up the Shufeldt distillery.
Mr. Barry presented several authorities in
support of his contention and then gave way
10 Assistaut-Attorney Hand, who read the
first and last counts in the indictment against
Gibson Judge Blodgett said he would take
the case under adyisement and will decide
Monday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07
Decidedly Opposed to ueresy.
lBy Gable to The TiInes.l

LONDON, June 6.-The bishop, OF Salisbury
hos nrociaimed himself "a decidedly opposed
10 heresy. In recent discourse he mentioned
a large picture in Madrid. in which the burn
inc OF heretics was delineated as an act Of true
CHRISTIANITY. and he said the time would
come when the members Of the Church OF
England would be ashamed Of the bitterness
of some of their modern controversies ~
modern Spaniards were OF the inquisition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07
Interstate Commerce Commission.

bers Of tho Interstate Commerce Commission
arrived to-day They held sessions at Spo-
kane. Wash. and Portland, Ore, and heard
testimony with regard to the competition of
the water route by way of Cape Horn with
the railroad lines. They will depart for the
East in q few days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07
CANADA'S PREMIER IS DEAD.
Sir John Macdonald SuCCumbS at Last to
the Grim Monster.
A SKETCH OF HIS BRILLIANT CAREER.
How He Attained to the Position OF Promi-
nence He Held-His Ministry Often
Defeated-His Record.

OTTAWA. ONT, June 6.-Sr John Mae
donald died at 1915 tonight and nation is
mourning its greatest statesman, and great
party is grief-stricken for the loss of be-
loved leader. Toward that sick chamber at
Ernscliffe public thought has been directed
for the past ten days. and the sympathy Of the
nation has gone out ina greatdegree as the pic
ture presented grew darker and more pathetic.
From all parts of the Dominion and from the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07
Another Dynamite Disaster.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, June Ga terrific
explosion occurred at 1880 o'clock tonight
at the Chattanooga blast furnace, instantly
killing Jim Foster. Bud Tabler and Nat
Sanders and dangerously injuring Lem
Wiltker The explosion was caused by
dynamite used in drilling out one of the
furnaces. Foster and 1abler's heads were
blown 10 pieces.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07

WAsHNGroN. d. c., June G.-The Treasury
Department is informed Of the death in Jer-
sey City yesterday of Captain John Faunce,
one OF the Oldest officers in years and service
in the revenue marine service. Captain
Faunce was born in March. 1905, and entered
the revenue marine service in 1887. He was
commissioned q captain in 1855.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07
1,wo-yyee.s, session Commenced.

CAPE MAY, n. j.. June 6.-The annual con-
yention of the Master Car Builders Associa-
ton and American Railroad Master Mechan-
ics' Association commenced two-weeks'
meeting to-day. There are 100 firms repre-
sented from all the chief manufacturing cities
of the Union
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07
GEN. LOYGSrREEr REPORTED Ill.
a Report That the Ex-Confederate Is Very
Low Not Confirmed.

NEW YORK, June G.-General Witcher, of
Danville, Va, who is in this city, received a
telegram last night informing him that his old
friend. General James Longstreet, was very
low and that he was not expected to live
through the night.
The despatch came from Gainesville, Ga.
ATLANTA. Ga. June 6--The reported seri-
Gus illness of General Longstreet cannot be
confirmed here, and the report is believed to
l IL 'ounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07
The Tariff Inquiry.

NEw YORK. June 6.-The United States
Senate Finance Committee resumed its in
quiry into tariff matters this morning The
same routine work that has been before the
committee for the past month was taken up.
and it is expected that the investigation. as
far as this city ID concerned, will Gloss TO-
day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07

tBy Cable 10 The limos.]
PARIS, June 6.--In an apostolical letter "a
Cardinal Richard the Pope promises bis bles-
sing and full indulgence for seven years' sins
TO every pilgrim visiting Montnsrtre eetvcen!
June sth and July Sd, when the church wM
ee consecrsted, The .;sr oo,ses, :, ,Ss penS I io 0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07
ROYAL Passengers.

Dunlap Special Cable to the Times]
LISBON. June 6.-The Danish corvettt
Dagmar has arrived, having sixty midshlpmen
on board, among them being Prince Carl. Of
Denmark. son Of the Crown Prince, and son
of the King of Siam. The Dagmar will re-
main here a few days and then proceed to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07
Preserved in Petto."

ST. LOUIS, Mo, June Ga cable message
is said TO have been received here yesterday
from Rome announcing that at the consistory
held in the holy city Archbishop ireland, of
81. Paul. MINI. had been reserved in petto"
by the Pope for the vacant American Car
dinalate, and that he would accordingly be
declared n Cardinal of the Roman. Catholic
Church at the consistory to be held IN De-
cember next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07
The Missouri synod.

LEW York, June G.-This mornings session
Of the Missouri Synod of the Eastern district
of Lutherans was devoted to discussion Of
regeneration. This afternoon the synod
went TO College Point to visit tho Orphans
Home there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07
Sailed for Europe.

New YoRK, June G.--Mrs. Nellie Grant Sar
toris and daughters sailed for Liverpool on
the Serv,s d Rss'an Mnstar s,rurs snu on
the La Gascogne for Hayre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07
Lawyers Fight.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June 6.-Colonei A.
r Case and Colonel w. J. Cliff, two leading
attorneys had a ist-6ght in court yesterday
afternoon. Gift striking the first blow. They
were fined $50 each by Judge Moon; 1t 10
now thought that they may tight duel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07


teen years old he began TO study law. He
was admitted TO the bar in 1885. and IN 1886
became counsel and achieved distinction by
his defence Of Won Schultz, who made raid
into Canada in 1886.
Macdonald entered public life in 1874 as the
representative of the city of Kingston in the
House Of Assembly, and continued TO sit for
this constituency until the union Of 1867,
when he was elected 10 the House of Com
mons by the same electorate where he con-
tinued until 1873 when be was defeated Sew
eral other constituencies then elected him,
and he sat for Lennox county.
APPOINTED TO OFFICE.
In May of 1s47 he was first appointed to
Office, becoming the Reyerend-General. and
subsequently Commissioner Of Crown Lands:
Early in 1913 the government was defeated
and Macdonald remained in opposition until
1854. In 1854 the goyernment was
defeated on the question OF the
secularzation Of the clergy reserves
and Macdonald entered the coalition cabinet,
which was formed. becoming Attorney-Gen-
eral. and under his advice the clergy reserves
were secularzed on what is called fair basis.
In 1856, on the death of Sir Allen McNab, Mac
donald became the leader of the Conserva-
tlyes. which position he has held ever since
exercising great influence on Canadian history.
MACDONALD MINISTRY DEFEATED.
In '58 the Macdonald ministry was defeated
on the question of the location of the seat of
the government but q new ministry was de-
feated on the first day in the House of As
sembly, and Macdonald again received power
Of retaining his position until 'G2, when he
was defeated on the Militia bill.
He remained in opposition for two years.
when he was called on TO form Cabinet In
1864 Macdonald and his associates succeeded
in convincing the people that confederation
of all the British North American provinces
was desirable. In bringing about the con-
federation Macdonald was an active factor,
and il may be claimed that he was the crea-
tor OF the Dominion of Canada. The new
constitution went into force July /. 1867.
Macdonald was sworn in as q priyy council
lor and appointed Minister of Justice and At
torney- General
HIS SERVICES REWARDED.
In recognition of his services he was created
knight commander of the bath by Queen Vic
toria, and in 'S4 he received the grand cross Of
the same order. He remained Prime Minister
until '73. when he was defeated on what was
known as the Canadian Pacific scandal. He
remained in opposition until 49, when his
party was successful on the tariff issue. and
he resumed Office pledged TO protection.
In 1882 and again in 1897 he carried the
country and his success at the recent Domln-
ion elections is known. Sir John was one Of
the Alabama claims commissioners and tor
his success on that commission was made a
privy councillor of Great Britain.
He married twice His first wife. Isabella,
daughter of Alexander Clark of Delnaveit
Scotland, died in 1856 His second wife was
Susan Agnes. daughter of L. j. Barnard, a
member Of the priyy council OF the island OF
Jamaica.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07

q. David &. Swain. brigadier-g general United
ssAtes army and observation-disclosures un-
asf suspension, had an extended interview
~lh the President this morning in regard TO
nis case, General Swain was tried By court
MARITAL Ia Arthur's administration aud SEN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07

notwithstanding Busy has reversed the
decision If the Commissioner Of Pensions.
who reiectad the claim Of Anna II. Dye,
mother of George II. Dye. private Company
D, Fortv-ifth Illinois volunteers. The
soldier while on a furlough was thrown from
hs horse, sustaining injuries which led TO nus
doath. The Commissioner Of Pensions rejected
ihe claim on the ground that the soldier was
not ia line Of duty. General Busy. how
ever. after thorough examination Of the tes-
ilnony, concludes that the soldier who left
ms command on furioueh 10 visit the death
pea oi his father did not transcend tho limits
81 his veteran iurlough. and holds that he was
~ me OF duty Tor pensiOnabie purposes, re-
Nefsed the decision Of the Pension Cominls-
h'oher and directs that the claim be allowed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-09-24
DfniTEEIS
WONDERFUL
German : InvigoratOr.

Every knows hst BnwuSeq veritab'e life
failure. AMI tbl D. LebS original and only
inc
THE REASON THOUSANDS CANNot GET CURED of Chronic
Private Special Complaints Nervous DeN:ty. Natural Waste Loss
Memory and Manhood Liver Lung Bladder Kidney and st mach
Troubles, Blood Diseases
Hepereslesa
which requires
LIEBIt'S INVGORATOR only
Prostatorrh9a z Proo
Prices of bottles, $lo half size bot
Ties half Books
& or a
induced speedily
teate moderate Consultation Free
CAL Private
trance,
CATION Avoid packages poisonous nostrums whose makers
I1O unreliable unskilfu
refund Don't be deceived
INVIGORATOR. my15
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nis Great
sseeBA sh g 81
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ultimate result
of over twenty
years practical va
THO T. y L GIL Y
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ng for us, Agents preferred who eanFurnt
a horse and give their VIII ole time To the
ness. spare moments m " be proftabIy
ployed also few vaGP1ces in towns and cit
les. B. F. JOHNSON CO., 1909 Main
Richmond, Va.
". Estate ,, 4ad business experience.
NeUer mind about sending stamp for reply.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-09-24
.St,nNNStNs e.;

>, D-,.I.. -NtIFOus anu pny 81
"a peoihIy, seminal Weak n es
SpremttorTh5e, Rr0staIOrrssse Emissions
inipoIency, Exhausted Vita Ity, Premature pc
clIn'. AMI a4ssNS OF MANHOOD, ia
'"sf ss~ -'sFEs ;IAicatIons aEd grora
= a sever cause pr.RdaeeG. 1t en-
rich aud Durhes the Blood. STRENGTHENS the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles Digestion, 0earoduc
tive Organs, and PHYSICAL and Mental Faculties
1t stops all unnatural and debilitating drain
upon the system preventing invol,, zs,rl- losses
debilitating dreams, seminal losses with The
urine, etc, 50 destructive to mind and BODY
1t is a sure eliminator of all KIDNEY AND
BLADDER COMPLAIN rs. 1t contains no
injurious ingredients. 10 thSIse. SEQ 20.
tnS from TIA vii effects Oh oath
tuE tsItiscreGiOnO excess. "a - sss,s.ty
thorough and permanent IS RE
ES qua rs aNTEED. Price 500 PEI
bottle or five bottles in case, VIII fuil direc-
tons and advice, $40 Sent secure from uu-
servation TO any address upon the receipt Of
prlCs. or q. o. d. 10 be had only OIL
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Die Gefrase auf Der SSeltauss
ftelluna

in @bieaso iog in Der @eiie ibre grIes
bieuns iinben, baB man 29 8eitaurants
unb Safes nit lis Speiie3immern, bic
sinen Sld9enraum bon fiinf 9ldern Be-.
beden unb fir 5000 gerionen SibpIdBs
entbalten, etablirt unb brei darafteris
itii6e 5rIbfidstii6e aufitellt. Adts
sebn bieier &eitaurants tperben aIein
i'm @aarenpaIaite unterBebra6t tperben
unb bic sIei9seitise Speiiuns BON 1850
@dten ermbsliden. Die @aaerien
bieies 9aIaiteS ioIten uuBerOem 76
8ribats Speiiesimmer BON ie 26 Sub i'm
Auabrat entbaIten, tpeI9e 8dume fir
SamiIien unb @eieai6aften bon min'
beltens bier 8erionen beitimmt iinb.
SIM BaIait fur Siittentpeien tpirb
man elm 8eltaurant in Der @alIerie fins
ben, tpeI6es 40 nal 162 SUP mibt unb
Raum fur 1876 Perionen bietet.
Die 3eitaurantS i'm PaIait fir @Iet'
trisitdt, ipel9e beionbers pradtboa ein'
seri9tet iperben iOaen, iperben bic beis
ben runben grfer in Der @alerie am
nBrbIi6en Gnbs bes @ebdu6es sinneb.
men. Siefe @rfer mehen SO nal 68
SUB unb iinb bon einem SaIbfreis ums
geben, in ipeIden neun Speiie3immer
bon 16 NAL Is SUB &aum minben.
Sn ben Sauptidlen f6nnen 475 8erio'
nen, in Den l8 3immern $50 Berionen
iiben.
Die Mai6inenbale ipir6 bier Re'
itaurants i'm 8arterre erbaIten, bon
benen iebes % NAL 88 SUB mibt unb
400 @dite baIt. Sn ben @aaerien
iinb l6 3immer bon 16 NAL 25 SUB
unb nit 3ufammen 800 SibpIdBen.
3nei Reltaurants tperben i'm 8arten'
baupaIait untersebra6t, tpofiir bic be'
trefenben 8dume ie 100 SUB i'm Nua'
brat mefen unb fir ie 100 Berionen
Raum bieten.
DaS Reitaurant i'm Sii6ereipalait,
fir bas elm Raum bon 65 NuabratfuB
nit 100 SibpIdben sur 8erfdsune ses
felt ipirb, ica nur guitern unb Slide
fell bieten, ipGbrenb i'm 4derbaupaIaft
Elm 8ertaufsitunb fir Sriibitid einse'
ri6tet tperben tpiro, an tpeI6em 200
Sunsrise susIei6 ibren appetit gu be-
frieoisen berm6Ben.
Der 8dIuit fir 8erfebrsmittel fclI
nit einem tppil9en amerifanii6en
,,2und Counter" berieben fperben, in
Der Nieierei ipirO iiiBe unb iaure WiId,
9die unb bersIeiden su baben fein,
ipdbrenb Der 8ertpaItunsspaIait bus &es
ituurant fir bic 9lusiteaunssbeumten
bergen Ioa.
9ie Speiien tpsrben in II bolIfdn'
bisen SOtelfii9en bereeitellt, bon benen
ii9 aLIein a6t i'm 8aarenpaIaite befin'
ben iperoen. gtipa 1000 8bde unb
&ellner tperben in bieien Speiiebereit'
uneSunitaIten ibre TbdtiSfeit entfaIten.
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.xobte 8riefe~

Die SabresItatiItif Der ,,Deab Setter
Office" in @aibinston Iiefert tpieoerum
cine fait fomii6e Squitration su Der
meni6Ii6en Grbiiinbe SereeBli9feit.
Inter ben iieben Ohaionen Boitituden,
peI1e IeBteS Sabr aus bieiem ober les
mem Grunbe ni6t bef6roert perben
fonnten, befanben iid biele Tauienbe
8riefe Obne ieslide Ibreiie, aber bic
9lbIenber batten sleiGpObI inSSeiammt
fat 2 Wtia. in @eIb ober @elbespertb
bieIen unbei6riebenen 8riefumi9Ideen
anbertraut. DAB iberbaupt 10 pieIe
8riefe ni9t ridtis bef6rbert perben,
Iiest gum sroBen Sbeil nur an Der
0a6Idfisfsit Der Ibienber ieIbit. llnb
fpenn beionbers bas beuti6e forreipon'
birenbe 8ubIifum Su Der Wafe Der tcbs
ten, b. 3. unbeftelbaren 8riefe einen
sroben TbeiI beitraSen ioate. 10 fpdre
6as bur6aus ni9t 3u bertpunbern, obs
sIei6 eS i'm borIisSenben 8eridte nidt
ausbrIdIi6 seiast lit. Ser bes @nes
IiI6en in @ort unb Sarift nibt md6'
tise Deuti6e fdreibt bic ibm uufseee'
benen MbreHsn bieI 3u baufis mad bem
9eb6r, unb Bel Der 9lnnenbuns tommen
bann nidt ieIten IlngebeuerIi4teiten
sum 8orI6ein, tpel9e Ortsnamen aaer'
6inss SoritelIen ioaen, an tpeI6en aber
IeIbit bic beriibmte 6inbisteit Der Pot'
beamtsn ii9 OftmaIs erfcIslos abmiiben
mub. 9lbreIen iolIten aIfc niemals
mad benz @ebSr, Ionoern tets 8u6itabe
fur 9u6fabe senuu mad Der 8ori4rift
unb sipar in Iateinifden Ober ensIii9en
8u6itaben Su gapier sebru6t tperben.
gu6 oenfen bieIe Deuti6e ni6t baran.
bas Elm uu6 bsrielbe Ortsname auf beI
2anbfarte Der Ser. Staaten in peri6ie'
benen Staaten unb Counties Elm Su'
beno nal unb bfters rortommen fann
4as in Der g8eIt bat ieinen 9runb; f
aud bic Sbutinds, oaB Sabr aus, Sab
elm Mi[Iionen 8riefe berloren seben-
unO sipar Obne gsri6uIben Der POit'
beamten.
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beitfamfeit. 2ebrt ibnen, baB Elm redts
fhuffener Sanbtpsffer in Ssmbsdrmeln
unb NIT Der S6iirse, aud nbne einen
Sent 8ermSeen mebr tuertb 1T aIs elm
Dubenb reidsetleioeter unb bOrnebmer
TaSebiebe. 2ebrt ibnen @artenarbeit
unb bic Sreu6en Der freisn Natur. 2ebrt
ibnen, ipenn ibr @eIb basu babt, aud
Mluiit, Nalerei unb 8iinits, bebenft
uber INNER, bab es Nebenia6en iinb.
2ebrt ibnen. bab Spa3ierednse beHer
iinb aIs Spnsierfabrten uno baB bic
tpilben 8lumen gar ihbn iinb fir bies
ienisen,s bic iie betradten. 2ebrt iie
bIoBen S6ein beradten unb baB, penn
man ia ober ncin iast, es aud tpirfIid
10 meinen iOa. 2ebrt ibnen, baB bas
Slid in Der gbe ipeber bon benz duBes
rem @ufpanb nod bon benz Geloe bes
WtanneS abbdnet, fOnbern aaein bon
feinem Gbarafter. Sabt ibr ibnen baS
alIes beisebra6t unb iie babeu eS Uers
itanben, bann Iabt iie, ipenn bic 5eit
sefommen 1T, setroft beiratben; iie
iuerSen ibren @es fdon babel finben.
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Star Sie befen 8aaren 81 Sen
allerbiaisfen Ersilen.

SeU. 242 Mbams 0lDenne.
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Mug. SmntinlC +,
@Ieftrtfe t er,
233 Benn NDenue, Scranton, ga.

GleftriIte Ginri6tunesn jeber Art, ME 6G>
der, 9ibter, @lcfen, annuueiatprs, Ginbrr-
6sr.Alarmt, Wotpren, Opnamps, ETC., ME
aud Rsparatuun werbsn prompt bilis nns
teIftns beIcr1t.
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Senti6e McRgerci
bon
SaSpar ScmmD,
SO. 4l6 siO @aibinstOn aUenue.

Vile 8IeiIdIorten BON Der beiten 0uoIitdi
unO ltets frifd; oessleiden Die I6mndbafte'
fen Biirite ieoer Art
9is beten Sdinten uuS Elm aus9ejsidnetes
Corn Beef uno oas feinfe ROdelFeif6 ftets
in 9rOber ausmabl.
Beiteuungen per 9oft weroen prompt aus.
9efibrt uuo 3u eincm 8eiu6e oes @ei@dttes
treunolihlt eingelooen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10
ZiegIer's Hotel,
OSD. 327 2adatpanna Mne.
%. SieaIer, giaentbdmer.

SeiIenoe iinoeu bier Die borJieIidfte Soft
uno pntes 9osis gu mdbi9en Rreiien.
al.ftern uno CLANS wdbreno Der
SaiiOn in ieoer 3ubereitnssart.
9ie feiniten @eiue ebumpa9ner, eiauors
uno GiearreH.
8ripatjimmsr fur 9amen uno 6amiIien i'm
,wsiten Stodwerte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10
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