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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30
L0ChL BREIITLES.
The County Court will meet on Mon

The County Court will meet on Mon
day.
During the month the Clerk Of the
Corporation Court recorded 43 deeds
and issued 9 marriage licenses-G to
white and 10 colored persons.
The superintendent of the electric
railway has issued an order 10 the
conductors to allow all policemen in
foil uniform to ride free on the cars in
this Cit.
There VIII be called meeting of the
Eyi!raulion Fire Company tonight.
Members are requested to attend, as
business ofill portance will come before
the meeting.
George Robertson, of Falls Church,
iell from cable car on PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. in Washington last night and
broke his collar bone. He was taken
to Tie Emergency Hospital.
The officers OF Washington Lodge OF
Masons Of this city say they are certain
that The man who stole the miniature
portrait of DR.. Elisha c. Dick from their
lodge room last week was not mason.
As will be seen by his advertisement
Mr.. Isaac Eichbcrg carries full lines OF
samples OF the largest carpet manufac-
turers. and should any one not be able
to make selection out Of his stock he
can order within three days. He has
plenty OF art squares, rugs, etc.
4 personal difficulty occurred YES
terday evening mt the corner of King
and Alfred street, between two young
men, one an insurance clerk and the
other drug clerk, in which the former
came oil second best. The difficulty
grew out of the attention being paid by
the two Young men 10 Il young lady.
In Washington yesterday Bishop
Paret ordained Prof 5. A. Nhitcomb,
of that city, as Il deacon Of the Episco-
pal Church at the Church of the Epip-
hanv. The ceremonies were partici-
pated in by Rev. DR.. McKim, pastor of
the church. and Rev. Alfred Harding,
who delivered the sermon.
The funeral of Mrs Mary Robertson,
wife of Mr.. John Robertson, took place
this morning from her home near this
city. The services were conducted by
Rev. Mr.. McAllister and the pallbearers
were Messrs. w. F. Creighton, J. c.,
Creighton, Robert Aitcheson, Harry
Aitchcson, Charles Hugely and Andrew
Cheshire. The interment was in Glen
wood cemetery, near Washington.
Policeman Belts in jumping from an cleo
tric car in front OF his home on south Fairfax
street to-day missed his footing and performed
sundry acrohatic feats which none of his
friends thought him capable of. He escaped
with badly scratched face.
At special meeting of the county Board Of
Supervisors the clerk was ordered to notify
the Washington and Arlington Railroad au-
thoritics to remove the poles from the center
Of Canal street in Rosslyn.
Driver Dix, of the Hydraulion engine be-
ing sick Mr.. Raymond Smith has been tempo
rari!y appointed in his place
The democrats OF the First ward are having
platform erected around their flag pole on
Windmill Hill
Mrs. Samuel Lloyd died at her home on
north Patrick street last nigh,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

BRIDGE CoMrLETED.-The work Of
making the approaches to the
new bridge over Cameron Run at Pull
mans will he completed this afternoon
or early tomorrow, This bridge has
been pronounced by experts in such
matters to be the finest i'll Fairfax
county and fills a long felt want TO all
who have to use that road, such i'm
provements i'll the State are What IS
wanted and will tend to improve lands
and induce immigration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

The FAIR CLosEp.-Thc fair Of Rath-
bone Division, L. II. X. Of p, closed at
Armoly Hall las; night after success
full run Of ten nights The following
is the list of those who won the various
articles voted for r. Martin. buggy
Miss Ada Fcrnan, diamond ring; sam
uel Devaughn, l. O. R. N. pin VIM.
Glasgow, Il. NJ PIN W II. Crump. 4.
ofP. pin: +. J. 'Fravers. p. c. Jewel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

fERsoNAL.-The Roanoke Times says
Miss Bette Smoot. of Alexandria, who
has been visiting Mrs. Parrish on south
Jefferson street, for 4 few weeks, left
on Wednesday TO visit friends in Fin
Pie Kew York Horld ofyesterlay con-
tains the following: Things are look
inc brighter for the democrats III NT-
ginia. said Charles h. Thompson, OF
Alexandria county in that State, at the
Hoffman House yesterday There
isn't much excitement or enthusiasm
this season yet. But We are getting to,
cethcr very fast. l believe the solid
South will remain solid for Cleveland.
Capt. and Mrs. J. 7. Yeatman have
returned from the White sulphur
Springs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Sept. 29.-Cat-
tle-market good; prime to extra native
steers S5a5.5O others S2.15ai: 80, Texans
S1.S5a2 80. rangers S2.S0a4.03, cows Sla
2.60 per 100 lbs Hogs-Inarket lower |;
Iongl and common S490a5. 10, good mixed
and packers $525a;j.55. prime heavy and
butchers weights S5.45a5.65, light 500
a5.55 per 100 lbs Sheep-markct dull ma
tives $3.75a4. rs. Westerns $3SOa4.35 per
10olbs. Lambs $3.50a5.55 per 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

CoLoRED ODD FELLows-The Dis
trict Grand Lodge of odd Fellows,
which has been in session in this city
since Wednesday, to-day, after electing
the following officers, adjourned to meet
at Roanoke in September next;
II. l.. Holmes, c. ~; t. l.. Brooks,
d. G.. NJ; 5. J. Gilpin, Treasurer; W.
NJ. I. Forester, Secretary j. IL. Ma
della, Warden G.. O. Dixon, Sentinel.
There was a parade this evening and
tonight there will be banquet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

JEWISH DAY or AToNEMENr.-'Flis
evening at suudown begins iom Kip
pur. the Hebrew Day Of Atonemcnt or
sabbath Of Sahbaths. Its regarded a
the hottest day of Tie yea; and is oh
served with rigorous fasting and
prayer. II is the last of the peniten
jial days which begins with the Jewish
Now Year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

THE DRUM CoRPs.-The Kingston,
\. y. Express in It's account OF the G.
A. R. parade in Washington says: The
Ulster county men had the right Of the
line in the Fifth Brigade of the New
York division in the parade. They
were headed By fine band from Alex
and1ia and presented q fine soldierly
appearance. Their musicians also came
in for a share of The commentator
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

OPERA lioUsE.--The inimitable Gus
Williams, quaint in his humor and IN
acknowledged universal favorite. Will
present on next Monday his latest Sue
cess, April Fool, musical eccen-
tricity, in three acts Mr. Williams is
known as the leading German dialect
comedian on the American stage The
farce comedy he Is presenting this sea-
son is said TO be full OF innocent and If
rcsistiblc fun, and the supporting com
pany is OF unusual strength. The play
is generally conceded 10 be one Of the
treats of the theatrical season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

New YORK CATTLE MARKET. Sept. %
Beeves-ns trade; feeling weak. Calves
market steady; veals S:5aS.25. sr'issers Sou
a2G2t per 100 lbs. Sheep and la'nos-
sheep steady and lambs &c per 10 lover sIIcep
S4a5. 70, lambs S5a6.30 per loo IDS. hosS
marked steady at $5a6 per 100 lbs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

PRoGATED.-The VIII of the late J.
A. Sudduth, an account of the finding
of which was published in the GAZETTE
of Monday, was proven to-day and adj
mitted TO probate in the Corporation
Court. The deceased, as heretofore
stated, left to his wife his estate which
consists of three small houses on upper
klno street. valHed AZ 81 500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

COUNTY DEsIoCRATs.-A grand mass
meeting of the democrats Of Alexandria
county will be held in Walker school
building, al Ballston, on Tuesday even
ing, Oct 4, at o'clock, p. IN. Messrs.
f. f. Meredith, nominee for Congress !;
Il. Walton Moore, presidential clcctor !;
Geo. \. Mushbach. State Senator, and
others will address the meeting. All
good citizens and patriots are invited TO
come and express the adherence Of the
odious Force bill sought to be imposed
upon them BY the republican party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

stock Of all kinds it has been extremely dull
There is no demand for stock ewes. sheep
Battle. and few at 4ic per 10. Lambs 4a2c'
and few extra at 54c per ID gross.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

from the commanding officer and the
boys feel that 10 small share Of the
credit Tor their fine appearance was due
10 the efficiency Of the Alcxandrians
who marched at their head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

POLICE REpoRT.-Last night was
clear and cool with three prisoners ana
one lodger at the station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed Of
the following case:
Arthur Makes, disorderly conduct,
s..
John Williams, drunk and disordcrly,
case continued.
Mary Boyd, colored vulgar and pro-
fame language, 500
Virginia Nelson, colored, disorderly
conduct, 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30
onen;ng and Closing OF The Mails.

Opening and Closing %! the Mails.
Northern mails cosc at : 30 and 30 a. NJ.
ana II 30, s - and : 10 p. III. Open at
: 90 a. m. - 90 m and 6 80 p. IN.
Southern mails. via Charlottesville close at
: p and ] 60 u. II. aud - pm. Open
at : 90 and l Il p IN. and 5 30 p. III.
Manassas Division mails close 4; $ 20 a. III.
aud / 80 p m. Open at IL 30p. IN.
Southern mails, via Richmond close at
10 30 a NJ and 3 10 and 8 90 p. III. Open
at 5 - a m. and l 80 p. m.
Alexandria and Round Hill mails close at
5 80 a N. and 4 Top. in. Open at 3 0D am
and ; 30 p. N.
Closed mails 10 Falls Church, Vienna Fair
fax Courthouse, lIerndon, LeeShurg Purcell
Vile and Round Hill close ut i 10 p III. and
open ut 8 90 4. III.
Western mails close at 10 so a. IN. and
II 10 and 900 p. III. Open ut 5 30 end
10 90 a M. and ; 90 p. II.
Washington mails close ct Z 80 and 8 so 4.
30 and 10 90 4. H.. - 90 m and 3 90 and
so p. III.
8 80 p. N. Open at g BOP. IN. Cllase at 90
p, m,
at 8 80 4. N.
Carriers Standardization made on
fye-trip routcS-6 30 ard 10 90 q III. and
u 80, , 90 and i ID p. IN. On three-trip
routc--6 30 and 10 90 a. M and ) 40 p. M
Deliveries made at S 90 4. m, - 90 ~ and
800 p. IN.
sunday-Carrieis' window open at 8 90 and
close at 8 so 4. N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

WEATHER PRoBABILITIEs.-For this
section fair, slightly warmer, east TO
south winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

There has been large volume of bushes
done during the past week hut values gener-
ally have been far from satisfactory and low er
than for many year. at this season. We note
liberal movement of Flour with sale, con-
fined entirely TO the best grades. Wheat Is
quiet, damaged TO fa;p samples arc hard to
dispose sf, but prime milling Whcats are
wanted range for all sorts at 60 to -, no
choice longberry or lots fit for seed were sold
to-day. Corn is easy at at ia SO. Rye So
to 60 Oats ~ to 40. Butter, Eggs, Pota-
toes, Apples aud other produce are weak and
lower
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RIpAY EVENING, SEPT. 30. 1892.
~ %

sun rises tomorrow at GIL sun sets
-. High water l..6 4. N. and 2:l7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

ing 1Or.
The leading grocers can sup
ply you.
VIII. TENNEY
CAPITAL MILLS
SEPT 6m Georgetown, D. C.
DRY GOODS.
v oodVarl & Lothrop.
10Th, 18th and F StS,, N. W.
Remnant Day.
All Remnants" at greatly reduced prices,
the good being short lengths odd and e1-
IRENE sizes, broken lines" &c, come under
the head Of Remnants" and everything of
that character is given price that will sell it
Immediately. .isZa
3d.
I7RENCH UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT,
The balance of our stock of Ladies' French
Hand Made Underwear will be placed on cen
ter tables to-day at greatly reduced prices.
Second floor, 10th-st building.l
RLANKET DEPARTMENT.
Roman silk Blankets some with small
holes, others little irregular in shape. Re-
ducod from S1.25 to soc each,
Second floor, 11th-st. buildins
COTTON UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT,
3 Infants India Lnon Short Skirts. Re-
duccd from 81 to soc
Second floor, 10th-st. building.l
COLLAR AND CUFF DEPARTMENT.
One lot Ladies White All-lincn Collars and
Cuffs Reduced from DC to 12tc set.
First floor, second annex
TOY DEPARTMENT,
S Paipei Rubber Balls Reduced from 25c
to 1CH.
> Rubber Donkcys, damaged Reduced
from $3.50 to 5Oc.
Games of "Four-and-twcnty." Reduced
from 10 to &c.
Fourth floor, 1oth-st building)
INFANTS DEPARTMENT.
Odd Tan and Brown Camels Hair Coat.
Trimmed in fur. Reduced from so TO So.
lScccnd floor, 1Othst building.
EUR DEPARTMENT.
. Children's Golden Brown Moufllon Sets.
Reduced from $3.50 to % a set
NLoAK DEPARTMENT.
, Tan Blazer Jackets Sizes SO and SO.
Reduced from 81 TO $3.50.
Third floor, 11th-st. building.)
PoYs CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
/ Kilt Suit Size 5. Reduced from $40
to So.
Third floor, 10th-st building)
-:0:-
liver READY DRESS STAYS do not rust,
ID cut, or break through. Being thin and
flexible, they make the waist one inch smaller
than when whalebone is used,
49,
~G GOODS DELIVERED IN
ALEXANDRIA.
W oodward & Lothrop,
10th, nth & F Sts., n. W.,
WASHINGTON, d. C.
MISS N. V. COOKE, 5O2 KING STREET,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

BALTIMORE. Sept. 30.-Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat steady; No 3 red spot
Sept and Oct 75sa75i; Dec 7a!aT53 :; May Sc
asked steamer No . rcd 70.a7O!; Southern
firm fults foaT7; longberry 73a78!. Corn
esy; mixed spot and sept 53i bid Oct SOFA
81 year 49, bid Jan - bid Southern firm
er; white ass; yellow quietat 57a5s- oats
easier; No white Western a9aaai; No y
mixed do 36a36! Rye firm; No . GA.
Hay dull goad TO choice ,imr.,ay $;4 75a
SIS 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

CHICAGO, Sept. 80, 11:15 a. m.-Wheat--
Dec 7G4; May S1l. Corn-Oct A ; May Az.
Oats-Oct 81: : Nay SO. Pork-Oct SO So
Jan SD ID. Lard-Oct So % asked Jan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

RICHMOND MARKET, Sept 29.-Thc offer
ings of grain are light; the market is quiet
and there Is little change in prices since last
week. We quote: Flour 81 50a5 90 for fine
10 patent family brands; Wheat 70aT7 Corn
56a5S; Rye 60a65: Oats 35a3S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

NEW YORK, Sept. 3O.-Flour quiet and
easy. Wheat easier, dull and steady. Corn
steady and dull Pork moderately active and
firm at $11 80 to $12 so. Lard quiet and
nominal at IS 32l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30
Wholesale Prices in Alexandria.

BALTIMORE, Sept 3o.-virginia consols :
do 1O-4Os =: do IS 74la75.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

DAMNED Goops-peachcs, Tomatoes,
y Corn, Holsters. Salmon, Boston Baked
Beans, sardines French ans, D0mesiic,l at
H. C. WALLACE'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

DEARL IIQMlNY. Breakfast Iominy
i Quaker cats Oat Meal Italian Alacca
ROM. and Gloucester Cream Cheese al
L. & !" AJJACErc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, Sept. 29.-The
market is quiet with little doing and few
changes in prices. We quote: Flour 50 5Oa
5 90 for fine to patent roller: Wheat 65aI3 !;
Corn 53a57 Rye 53a60; Cats 35a39 Butter
1920. Eggs 16a1S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-30

yE1HlS SEASONS GooDS-Jellics, Pre-
4 serves, Mincc Meat and Fruit Butter by
the pail, jar and pound at
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G6arimgifGe Stdatem.

@otba a. Stir 6te tothleibenoeu
tbiringilhen Meber iparen bic gum A.
Sannar beim bieiisen Somite 14,soO
Marf ei%n9egan9en.
Heuta6t bet goburg. Ser Mfas
siitrat unierer Gtaot erlieB unldnait
eine iaarfe 8erorbnntg gegen bas nd6t.
lt9e umbertreibett BON Sabrifarbeiterin,
men 1nb D~ienitmdb9en III ben @traben.
Gnd gegen Die iol9e Srauensperlonen
begleitenoen 8uri9en foll itrengitens
p~orgegansen tperber.
Rnbfa. @in arr1er 5abrifarbeiter
BON bier bot 10000 Scarf tn Der Got,
terie %geiponnen.
Sreie Staote.
6ambnre. Ole auspanoeruna
iiber hamburg bat int porisen Sabre
nit IA 1892 Berfonerl Die b1ffte 3abl
in ben letter 80 Sabren erreiht. =
Ebeob. Wine, Better Der gletdnamt>
gen 2affeefirma, 1T, 60 Sabre ait, als
Sun99eiele perftorben. Derielbe murbe
auf 10000, 900 Marf sef9ast unb
batte obne Mittel %besonre11. 3u Der
Sirma geh6ren brei 3meissei9dfte lit
Hto be Saneiro, GantoS nno Can
Baulo. Setne 2eide ipurbe mad leiner
8ateritabt &tel iiberftibrt, Der er 1000.
600 Mean pern1aht Fat.
9nbed. Die 2ibeder 9auffabrtei,
fotte beitebt CUR !3eit aus 81 @9rau.
benoanpfihiffen, Die TN Bette BON 81
Rbeoereien iinb, un6 6 Se9eli1iffen,
CUR Rbeoeret BON u. Ptebl In Nr1ot ge,
b6rig. 9ettere befabren baupt5a9li1
htneii@e @epdiier.
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A~ramn(Aweta Auaaff.

Braun9weis. Die finansiellen
0erhdltuifie bes 3anbes iirb 10 stinftis,
baB fiir bic beporitebenbe rteue 5inan3.
5eit ipteberum .in Wa9lab Der StaatS.
iteuertt fir iabrlid 3wei Monate in
Nnslidt senOmu1er lit.
Deffau. &iefiS semiitblih sebt es
auf unferen Vofalbabnen 3u. Cog ba
neuli9 Elm bieffser @inpobner auf Der
Tabrt mad @tttenberg Die Notbleine
un6 erfldrfe beim Nnbalten benz 3n9.
fibrer, baB er beim ausblid aus benz
@a9en fein fiinftti9es @ebtb pertoren
babe um6 es wieber erlatsen tuiiiie. Sc
ipnroe inn, nadbem man inn bebeutet,
bob bteier Berluft fein @rrnb {et, bas
Notbfisaal gu geben, bod seitattet, bos
Berlorette 5i luhen. Nahoeft Der 6err
ben ipertbooaen @esenftanb aud tnirf.
lid fpieoer sefnnben, fpurbe Die Sabrt
fortaeSebf.
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ceaaCs Ua6rid6ten aus Der
aften 9eimat6.
Sa6fen.

DRESDEN. @tne Conference.-The
lung alter finftlerif4 aussefabrter Nr.
beitem 1T Betn unb @lfenbett foa I'M
fommenben Sribiabr bon Der DIRECTION
bes bteiisen G0nisli9en &unffsemerbe.
Mmfeums peranltaltet tpsrbett. @leifs
aettts lit beabit6tt9t, nit btefer se11i6ts
liden Nusitellu1s etne moberne allgee
metne beutide Ibtbeilung 3n perbtnbeu.
B6rnt9en. Mit 6rei Mabhen
auf etnmal bel9entte tteulid cine bie{iae
BersmannSfrau ibren @atten.
@rtm ibdam. Shon felt Nil,
fat9 Nopember b. S. furltrten In bte,
tiger @eseto cine Nn3abl fall9er 3ebn,
nno 3pansispfennisftiide, obne Sab es
gelang, Die gsbeime Miin5ifdtte aus.
finbtg St MAIDEN. @elegentlt6 elmer,
rpegeu einer anbereu 9a9e bel eiiter bie,
isea Samilie porseuommenen 6alss
tufung itieb man enOli9 auf Sic bet,
botene Brdgeitelle. Sian fanb bort
peri6ieoene gum Ebeil ferttse tno balb.
fertise 3meimarfftiide, 3ebn, unb
3man5tspfenniger, iopie aud Die Stan.
gen unb Prefen ba3u Dor.
9etp5ts. Der nGer5tli9en NunS,
i9auA wiro bon bier sei9rieben rDie
uniperittat 9eip5is 1T ben Beitreburs
gen Der Damenipelt iebr gallant entse=
8engefommen. @s biirften an berlelben
gesenlpdrttg 90 Stu6enttnnen, metitenS
Nuaertfaitertnnen unb @nsldnoertnner,
ben Borlelunsen Der Brofedoreu bel,
wobnen. sic 3ableu ieoo9 fem 6ono.
rar!4 @s lit bteS etne Sorm Der
WhBa6tun9, iiber Ole fi9 Die ltuoirer.
ben Wfaoben 9etpiB lei6t b~inipesieten
merSen.
1nters0ltid. Sine tteae, sroB,
ortis angele9te Srrenanitalt, fir wel1e
23 Wfilinuen Wtarf angetpan0t perben
Iollen, ipirb 9e9enmdrtig bonn Staate
erri1tet. Ole ibrer golenbuns entses
sensebenbe Nnlase ntrb aus &c ein5el-
men @ebduoen unb Dem gu elmer lamb.
Dtrtb19aftlthen Muiteranitalt ltt11ges
bauten 6tttersut unters0lei6 beiteben
uuo liegt III einent anmutbiget T1ale
oes 8otgtlarbeS an ether Berglebne, Die
etnen iberaus freunblt9en 8ltd auf bic
9riinen 9dt9e bes Gr59ebir9es unb bic
tn file einsebetteten @ebtrsso0rfer bietet.
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Cine p1uttftfe Sfafaabe
betnes Getoes, faIs cS Sir NIT 8tnltst bat
ODER bu ri,g,s geteilt bit. 9~;;sta..te BeeinsHn.
gen fit bic aeGss.e, ieSot1 i1d3er uuo nus5ri11s
seub fir hea Batienter. IaeS III geivinneN.
gtibts 81 perlierea. Gs 9;bt nit eiae M,=
bicin bisis Ell Irt, Die inter bieleA 8sbirsusl-
gen p~ertaait Wiro = rur eine, bic e8 faith
Dr. Bierce's @olben McSicat Oiseopsrn.
Gs 1T ELL ejgenartiasr Nla-,, ie sn pertanfen
- aber es 1T aud) zine eisenartige ar31et.
Gs lit has garantirte Seifmittel fir olle
@lut<, 9autz uuo &opfAauttrantheiten, unn
ei,,er gelo5bNiihen Slime ooer Sautausi d)(as
bis GUT i%dlimMiten atrt pon Sfrefela. Gs
%rei,ist, Hart uub beyeid)est bas 9ias, ms
beitt Gal3sBluB, @doyf, Sistf3sAel, Cruz.
pelas, unb ale @rten pom Siitiibsll. ais
autj iE.nier HIRE Gstltc!,lng unb llriatle iein
ml!sll. gs Il til Sis IS. lgeun es t!r aid2t
Nhit. Die eins's fr>l : 1T. eh oN Dir bsiirn
iiIf-n sciGI.
uI,?esa Diyci n : ;Stspesu" tit las Iii.
lis:is Gts:rei ,@u! 5,l.f'.t, u~ersanft S1tfh
sipotsrfrr, psi! Ell M: '!T aas osia GssS
bt,at.f, MAS b. iii i.
aanuit III nct! G.'H: ts1iacGen?
G'os u3;5ce.:r9" "; It sh;@sa;iBi3 thdtia
;oJ Z as3 G. ;2u : ! 7. Sahrit.r ii rna
eer IS & iSrsH2@ =. 81 Alec'a;ios.
e63 81 u Gts.ei, Z, i :s.!:. p.
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erridtet tperben u1o Die Bauiumu.e
100000 Marf ni9t iberl6reiten.
Sresen betm. Ser @etnei1bes
roth BON bier bat tpesen l1eberbanonebe
mems Der Spaten ut1b Raben beren
Serttlgnng at9eorbnet. Ser Spat
tperben orei, fir ieben Raben sebl
Ytennise aus benz genaetnhelddef Be-
5ablt.
@nntersblum. 3u einem bielis
gen @eiitliden fam elm innger Mann
TN Mn5us zines Rabfabrers unb erbat
fid, ba inn bte @elbtaide perloren &c,
gattget let, fiinf Mart CUR @etterreile.
Das @elb wlrbe perabretdt ano iofort
TN Wtrtbsbaus perjubelt. Der Sports
man" nuroe perbaftet unb at bas
Nmts9erid)t Sppenbetm abseliefert,
cid. Sine Wette io~nberbariter Nrt
fano bieier Gage bier ibren Mbl9(us.
@tn iunser Maun mettete NIT ieinen
&olleser, er lese ben @eg bur9 bieiise
StaOt unb 3fpar burh ale Strabet,
a%uSsenommen Die fleinen @aien, i'm
0aufi6ritt barfuB 3uriid. Das Sdan>
lptel folte nun beginner unb paren
einige 3eugen auf peridteoenen Flasen
pofttrt : na6 etma 90 Minuten latgte
Der ~Ginitler" wteber auf letnem Nuse
g%ansspunft an uub bate fomit feline
Wette %9etuonnen.
Ober.O1m. Oemmddit besebt
9ebrer Weber oabier ietn ~5Oidbriges
Dienltjubildum. Derlelbe itammt aus
&tri6baulen bel 9eppenbeiln a. B. 9.
uno blrfte eS intereliant letn III b0retl,
bab IN &iridbauien letne abnen yas
ter, @roBoater, llrsro6oater &c. pom
Sabre 1921 bis 1856, alio 1875 Sabre,
ununterbro9et Die 9ebrerftelle oermaL
teteu.
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Or. 6. 8. Wets Nerpens nab Gebirn . Rur TIT esa
pfc, nerrbie Nenralsta, arpfi@neraen, nerbbfe uebere
ret5lns un6 Gbipannnng, peruriadt burA ben hbers
ndbt5en @enub Dor altpbol pber Tabaf; G&taflpfss
IN @abnfinn ausartet unb ausemeines Glerb, gte&s
tbun unb COB terbetfhbrt. GS 10 aud etn SetImittei
3eSen frhb5etttseS Nltern, gesen nufru@tbartett, Sn,s
pstenb Bet betben @ef4Ie&tern, Gperuatcrrhpea, rers
aria&t bur4 setfise neberanfrensuns pber bur9
Susenbfhnsen. Se6e S@a3teI enttd dit BITE Sur fur
stnen Mcuat. $1.00 bic G@a&teI, pber 9 G4a&teln
Gir sarantiren, bab 6 S2a4teln jeben TaG beileE
rerben. WRtt ieber 8efeunns fir 6 S9a4teIn, bic Bet
ans NIT BEN preife ~etnlduft, ienben ptr benz 8eisner
~unfereu i@rtftIt@en @arantie S1etn, bab wtr bas
Gelb surl6i6tden, penn bas MitteI teine SetIuns BE,
rirtt. Splde Sfetne perben nur amsSefteut BON
Ctr Drng Store (GiubtSe Gsenteu) SO. 8 Gaf
9cnner0 Street Gan Wntonto, 9eEaS.
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Soap

mas miiroen Sic Dor
5iehen, tpenn Sic freie mahl
hdtten: Durhfhtieen Gent
ooer r~e9elmdbiee 6eiihts-
5i9e?
Jeoer witroe iidh 9etpib fir
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es fir Jeoem erreidbar.
man eebrauhe Pears
SEIZE uno lebe oidt, uno man
miro oen befen GENT baben,
oen Ole uatur Dem menihen
perleihem Fam.
Ju fdoen ieoer Dirt gu
baben, beionoers III 2po-
thefen, uno Seute ieoen Stam-
oes aebrauhen lie.