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Evening journal., 1892-04-04
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Worthington ", o. 747 Broadway, |
New York, announces for immediate pub- /
lication as No. % In their international |
Library The Household Idol. by Marie |
Bernhard, author Of "The Rector Of St. |
Lukes. Translated By Elise l. Lathrop |
/ vol, 12mo, Rox, 81 25; paper. 70
cents This, the latest novel Of Marie |
Bernhard, author Of ''The Rector OF ST.
Luke's," Is a charming story OF life
ameng the highest circles Of society, the
scene being laid at the present time The
heroine, The Household Idol. is the
beauty and belle Of all Hamburg, idolized
BY parents and friends. One OF the chief
personages is a celebrated artist, and the
book contains graphic descriptions Of
studio life. The interest is fully sus-
tained throughout the entire story, the
characters being drawn with singular
rlearness and fidelity.
''Harmonized Melodies" is the name Of
new volume Of songs published by F
Trifet, 40S Washington street, Boston,
Mass II is a collection OF 400 Of the best
Of the new and old songs and ballads
which have attained more than a mere
passing popularity, and the vocal and in
strumental parts. all Somplete, are given
with the words, the arrangement having
been made especially fer the volume by
Charles D. Blake, the Boston composer.
In the list are q number Of copyright
songs, never before found In miscel-
laneous collection. for which the pub
Usher paid large sums Of money to obtain
the right to incorporate them into his
book. The volume, which is sent by
mail. postpaid, on receipt Of go cents
lboard covers, 81. is one Of the most
noteworthy music compilations rsceltly
issued.
The April number Of the Engineering
Magazine begins the third volume Of this
successful publication. The first of q
series Of papers on "The Future World s
Highway, in which Is pointed out the
vast commercial Importance Of the lines
Of water transportation TO be formed by
the connections certain to be made be-
tween the great lakes and the gulf on on,
hand and the lakes and Atlantic on th,
other Some excellent illustrations ar,
introduced BY John DeWolf mar srtscli
on Prospect Park, Brooklyn. Man,
people have the mistaken idea that In
Ventions are stumbled upon accidently
This idea Is earnestly combated by a sue
cessful inventor in this number. Tn
Engineering Magazine is issued from tn
World Building, New York.
The nature Of the northern part I
the new British empire that Cecl
Rhodes is establishing IN South Africa /
well described In an article in Il
Review Of Reviews for April, entitlei
With Mr.. Rhodes Through Mashon
land. Iti is an account of long journs
inland that Mr. Rhodes, the Premier
Cape Colony. has Just taken to inspel
the wonderful new gold fields, ov
which there is so great AN excitemen
The new article Is illustrated wi
several portraits, including a full pal
picture Of Mr.. Rhodes at Home.
the April Review OF Reviews, the d,
partment OF Leading Articles Of d
Month" which has great range
topics Of interest. opens with a SUI
mary Of Ten Years Of Practical Electricit
Illustrated by number Of portraits
distinguished electricians.
Evening journal., 1892-04-04
SURPRISING, But TRUE.
Unparalleled Offering Of Early Spring
CLOTHING
For Mems, Youths, Boys and
Children's Wear.

We have enough to stock two good sized stores We
bought an immense stock of Clothing for early Spring re-
Gently and the goods have arrived OF course we expected
favorable weather than the Ruler of the Universe vouch
aed us up to the present date hence behind with oul
sales for the early Spring trade and the goods must be
moved if low prices will do it
We do not want to reduce profits in the main, but in
our sales by low prices that point where additional
sales will make up reductions in profit call from every
man, woman and child is sol cited
1t is our chief aim introduce goods and methods
of doing business to the apprecave public of Wilmington
who are interested in their welfare We do absolutely
One-Price business where child buy cheapy as the
most expert judge.
Spring Overcoats have always on hand nice assort
men Of also full line of Gents Furnishing Goods and Hats
Evening journal., 1892-04-04

A gross, rough, red face or hands. or a
coarse grained, uneven or muddy skin
destroy the pleasing effect Of the most
handsome faces LEAURELLE OIL BALM
win assure a clear, smooth skin and com
plexion, tones down the red nose, banishes
Pimples, Blackheads, Blotchers, Freckles
Prevents tendency to Wrinkles Ageing or
whitening Of the. skin. drying up of the
flesh SOC. and 81 90 at Druggists.
Large size prepaid by express for 81 00
x s Wells. Jersey City.
Evening journal., 1892-04-04

'1s there anything in this world you
can do9" rosred Dudley's irsie parent.
Yes, father, said the boy, 81 am q
splendid sleeper "--Bazar.
Evening journal., 1892-04-04
w L. d X. r.

Spring clothing cleaned and repaired
Skilled workmen, No. OIL Market st.
Evening journal., 1892-04-04
lTEMn oF INIEnEnT

'THE total coal output Of this country
exceeds a million tons" remarked the
opiimist. yes. replied the pessimist
"but it all goes up in smoke. Judge.
Evening journal., 1892-04-04

HARDUP-"Can this prescription be
taken any way?' Druggist-"Yes. ex.
cept without paying for l. New York
Sun.
Evening journal., 1892-04-04

WILKINS, said the proprietor Of the
greenhouse, 'how are you of for flowers
this morning. We've got a pretty
good supply replied the junior florist.
"Plenty OF Jack roses, American
beauties, violets and lilies Of the valleyi'
Lots Of 'em Raise the price Of them
25 per cent and engage an assistant
Evening journal., 1892-04-04
Al Rad Noae.

=, wells swsll.' health Renewer" cures Sexual II
Evening journal., 1892-04-04
Hoodie Gnrgararilla absolr

Hoods Sarsararills absolutely cures
where other preparations fail. Il pos.
sesses medicinal merit PECULIAR TO IT,
sELF.
Constipation and all troubles with the
digestive organs and the liver, are cured
by HooD's PILLS. UnequAlled as dinner
pill.
Evening journal., 1892-04-04
ROUGH on TOOTHACHE. Instant relief. Is

Don't die in the house. Rough on
Rats" clears out rats. mice. flies, cock
reaches, bedbugs. Never fails Sold all
around the world; used by all civilized
nations, everywhere.
Evening journal., 1892-04-04
IsROuNh ON Itch"

pIl.. RogoH ,S on cORSs. Liquid. iSo. salve an'
Evening journal., 1892-04-04

THOMAS MoHUGH,
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALEa
No l2 Market STREET
Wilmington, pelaT Is
Evening journal., 1892-04-04

They've got another wife murderer in
Jail Chicago Tribune.
Evening journal., 1892-04-04
Better than Cold

Mr.. Geo. T. Clapp, of Eastondale, Mass,
says; Il am 80 years Of age, and for 80
years have suffered with running sores on one
Of my legs. A few years ago had two toes
amputated. physicians saying / was suner-
ing from gangrene and had but
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unter aliHborn feinen Gropfen Petros
leum finben fpiirbe, aud penn man sebu
Wteilen tief in Die @rbe biuetnsraben
mollte. @lauben sic, oab mein Pfam
bis 5u btelem Bunfte ausfiibrbar lei,
ober glamben. Ste eS tti6t ?"
nWarum Tollte er ni9t ausfibrbar
1ein? 9ber obipobl i6 lonft ni6t qe,
raOe lausiam bon Besriffen stl iein
9laube. iebe td nod inmer nt9t ein, 3,1
tpeldem .3ued "a
p@ebulb, mei1t 2ieber. Sd fou1me
f9on oabin. WaS tpirb Sbr Sreumb
mad elmer lol6en @rofinung, Sic alle
ieine 9offnunsen pereitelt, tbun? Gr
mirb anBer fi9 letn, ipirb in 8erspeiiz
lung 9eratben, ut1b eS lit nienaals leifs
ter, portbeilbafte @eiddfte nit ben 2ens
ten 81 maiden, als penn iie auber 1ih
un0 In 8erSmetf1uns iino. Sorst man
muir oafiir, oaB ibm &liffborn tros aGer
oaranf permenbeten Rapitalien ploslth
polfommen mertbloS erl9eine, nu6
i9nlieoet man oas @ilen, 70 lange es
lparn lit, 10 tpirb es nt6t Idmer fein,
i'm gum Werfauf fiir etnen Sdleuoers
preis 5n beitimn1en. l1nb penn mat
babel iiber eine binrei9eno aelpanote
WfittelsperIon uerfii9t, bringt man linn
obenorein nod bic Wteinun9 bel, ba6 er
BET Dem 8ieberoerfaufe Elm penig be-
tra9li6 5u Werfe 9esansen iet."
uNud oas nod? limb ipie id)
INNER tpteber fragett mit6 =. a1 ipels
6ent 3nef? ?"
nDamit ct ipdter ben Muno bdlt aus
gnrbt, ii6 ielbit an ben Stranger gu
ftef1en."
Veuenborf iaiittclte ben 9opf. @r
butte bic Seinbeiten oes Tobias'fhen
%lanes offenbar aud iest nod ni9t be,
sriffen.
run0 fDtntt man ben artllen ssSIngen
nun 9liidli6 3n a1eoem gebraht Fat,
oann mollen Ste eS lein, ,pel9e bas
tpertbfole @ut eriperben? Sa, mas =
I'm Nl1es IN Der @elt = mas mollen
Sie benti ban1tt beginner ?"
sd beutete e8 Sbnen ia 1don an:
tptr molten eine aftienseielffdaft gu ieis
ner Nnsbeltung 3u 5tanSe briteett,@ =
iaste Nbolpb Tobias sleihnhtbis, In,
benz er fid etn peiteres Stiif SUDDEN
nabm.
.aber Sas lit ia 1nfinn! 9eim
Meni9 Diirbe bic alifiborner aftien
faafen, unb feline B0rfe ipiirbe iie CUR
ytotiruns sulaiien, ebe ba ui6t tbatia1,
li4 uno nn5weifelbaft Getroleum &C.
fun6ett morben ilt.a
(Sortiesuns foIgt.) 81
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Cages Weuisfeiten.
SnIa n B.


- Ser gDnferen3 8eri1t iiber bic
@bineien 8ia 1T bonn Senate amgee
npmmeft tpprben.
- Die 9lrbeiten an 6en Weitausz
fte0ungS =@ebdnben erleiben 6ur1 ams
bauernbe Strife8 grpBe geraDgerumgem.
- Das 9erritDrium Sflabpma
'tpurbe am 8. Wtai bon einent perbeez
renben @ptlOn beimgefu9t Der na=
mentli6 in Der umgegenb BON &ingfi>
iber arge 8eruiiitungen anri1tete.
- Von 5ablrei1en Orten Der Staas
ten Minnefota, Wisconfin unh Siibs
Oafeta tDirb ppm 8. Mai bef.iger
S9neefall beridtet.
Wdbrenb Der lebtem Wode lan>
betett i'm Netu Oorfer 9afen 1922
3mifdeubedss paRagiere, gegen Is, $50
in Der entipre9enben Wo6e bes Iors
iabres.
MusIanb.
9ie bonn Ginan5rninifer Or. Miz
quel borgef6lagene Steuerrefornt, ipirb
bemnd6ft ben preuBif6en 2anbtae be-
i9dftigen. Cine bittere 8efdmpfung
berielben itebt 3u ermarten. Nsiquers
8ori9ldse befteben lit Der ginfiibrang
elmer prDereffuen ginfommenfteuer,
Don Der seringe @intpmr1en ausgef6Iois
fen beiben. Nuberbem beabitdtigt er
cine teue Steuerporlage gu unterbeiten,
bur6 meld)e bic 3inien perbdltniBmds
Big nit f9tpereren Steuern als bic
@infommen belegt iperben. Mtinilter
Waiquel erpartet, baB bic bierbur1 ges
tponnenen Webreinnabmen ibn befds
bigen tperben, 2anDz unb Snbultries
Steuern gum Betrage BON 100, 100000
Nff. an bic Qofalbeb0rDen ab3utreten.
Sein unpopuIdrfter 8Dri9Iag aber 1T
Der, cine Steuer auf Bier gu legen, unb
berielbe tpirb beionbers ppm Centrum
befdmpft merben. Wabri1einli1 pirb
baber Minifter Weiquel bieIen ieinen
Steuerplan aufgeben.
= Giirit Gerbinanb BON 8ulgarien,
Der friihere Bring BON @Dburgs@pbarp,
retite 5ur golbenen 5o6aeit ieines Ons
tells, bes 9er3osS @rnit III. BON Co
burg @oiba, nod Games in Siib=
Granfreid.
9lus Wien tpirb beriftet, baB ber
prentierntinifter @raf 3aaffe enti6lofs
len fei, aus Der 8alutaz3egllirung cine
eabinetsfrage su MAIDEN.
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sine trauriae Weriibmtheit.

@or &ur5em ift in Mpbile Elm Menn
geforben, ipel6er bic trauige Berii6mtz
belt fir ii6 in @nipru9 nebmen fonns
te, bic lebte 2abung Meni9enHeii1 =
160 9egers Sflapen = BON Mfrifa mad
ben Ser. Staaten gebrabt 3u baben.
l1nb mas mod befonbers erwdbnenss
tpertb if, &apitdm 9imotbp Wleaber,
betrieb bas @ef9dft bes @flapensss syms
ports itift fpipobl 5es @eIbgeuinnes
balber, nel6en eS ibm bra1te, fpnbern
10 gu fagen, aus @runbfab -bas beiBt,
nm als gefnnungstii1tiger 9hbldnber
gegen bic abolitiDmii9en 8eftrebungeu,
ipel6e baS 8erbot Der 5ftaperzginfubr
5enirft batten, feinen Srpb at ben Sag
gu kgett mnb tbatfd9liden protef sls
augeben.
Das ermdbnte lebte Neger Cargo
tf9muggelte er itidt lange por 6em
ausbru9 bes eissns fir Bic gers
eipigung bes eigentblmli1en ssnftitutes
! in Scene geieBten &ebellions Srieges
Der Sflabens8arone-eliidli9 elm nnb
iDuBte fie por ben gta9fn6ungen berBunz
besbeb0rbeu in BEN &Dbrbrii1en Der
8iilfe bon alabama sli perbergett.
Gr murbe 5ipar auf @runb bes Mftes,
mel6er bic @infiibrung bon @fldpen
perbot, perbaftet unb in 9nflage3us
itanb perieBt; eS gelang ibm ieoo6, ,lt1
au oreinigen."
| 8on ben 100 Negern, pel6e er aus
Nfrifa gebolt bate, fielen 80 auf leinen
She'll unb er bradte iie auf elmer planz
tage nabe bel Mobile unter; es bauerte
inbeB nur fur5e 3eit, bis au1 lie nit
ben iibrigen SflaDen Der Siibftaaten
bur6 bic gntf6eibuns bes S9wertes
bic 6reibeit erlangten.
Son bieien 3ulebt eingefiibrten Sflas
ben eriftirt beute cine 3ablrei9e Na6z
fommenl6aft, pel6e in Der @egenb,
mo- iie 5uerft angeliebelt iporben paren,
sufammenpobnt nnb aufammenbdlt.
Cine merfmiirbige 3batia9e 1T, es baB
biefe 9lbfommlinge bes lebten Stlaoers
Supports fi6 fir eine beionbere @laife
bon farbiger Nriitofratie bdlt unb be-
beutenb boher 5u iteben glauben, oils
Der gem6bnli6e Bigger" segen iuel6en
tie iib febr abtpeienb nerbalten.
go baben iie ibren afrifanii6en 9ias
left beibebalten, iinb ben Sitten unb
Brdu6en ibres Stammlaabes treu ges
blieben unb fteben unter Der 9errf6aft
elmer 86nigin, tuel6e fie ertpdblen. gs
uirb ibnen i'm @egeniab 3u ben anbez
rem Negern, enti6iebene @brli1feit
na6geriibmt, iie entebren ii9 ni6t bur9
2iigen unb Steblen; auf Der anberen
Seite bat es aber bic iebt nod nidt ges
lingen wolen, iie fiir aabere CUTE Wirs
funsen Der Civilization gu getpinnem,
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Die @rtppe erfpIaretd, behanselt

Sd bin foeben BON einem atpeitet
Mnfaa Der grippe in bieIem Sabre ber=
geifellt porben, fagt Scr. s. .. Sones,
9erausgeber bes r2eaber", Meria,
SeIaS. Sd gebrau9te GbamberlainS
5uiten-Mebiain unb nit grfolg, benn
i6 rar nur suei - segen friiber 3ebl
Sage i'm Bette. Ser sweite Mniall
tpiir5e ebenfaaS 10 f9mer gemeien fein,
mie Der erite, bdtte i9 1i6t biefe Mebis
5in angeipanbt, ba i'd mid feds Stun=
ben mad Der Mtade i9on lssen muBte.
mdbrenb i6 beim eriten Mnfall nod
5tpei Sage lang meinen @ef6dften
na6seben fonnte, ebe i'd bettldserig
tpurbe. Oie Glaf6e gu so Gents gu
berfaufen bel ben Gruggiiten s. 4alts
eper & 9obn. 9opling & Gloob, %.
& so. &alteper, u. DreiB, $. S6uz
6arb, q. Cohen & 60. un6 $. s.
6arriion.
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aleio1ritoHe! aleioeritoife /!

Der sr6bte unb setpdbteite gprratb ron
feinen 8Ieiber fen, Der ie in @an
4nt ntp porbanoen mar. Ga ns,es Mufer
Sdttn StrtPeb Grepon, inlib unb
gentufert
v8eofp~b GDrb" in allen neuen Nar
ben, pie MisfvI, @ieale, Mais, 2apenheI, San,
Ruiftan Srap, Gre m peiB.
@.batlies su 1e, 18 unb 20 Gents per
Oarb.
Trana1iifd,e Gballiss in So Be-
ftmnlten yfuitern.
Mobaires. Crepe BIG hime 5u rs
Cents 80 @ents unb $l0o.
Sran5Diii der Orsanbie sa 25, s5
u1o 40 Gents.
. gsroT TSm @ot, stpasI neaes, gu 10 Gents
per Yarb.
@emuiterte 8ebfprb @orb sul2a
Gents per garb.
:. @emniterte Grepe gu IA Gents per
Darb
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Sic hefnifG1e , Y}nIi,ei n

Die belsif6e poli3ei bat cine
Spnr BON benz 6ur9gebrannten Gotbz
f6ilb'f6en &afirer Sdger aufgefuns
ben unb glaubt, baB berIelbe ii9 nit
feiner @eliebten, I'M berentmilIen er
gum Terbre9er ipurbe, In BriiKel berz
fedt bdlt. 9ie 6ffentli6e Gntrnfung
iiber bic @eringfiigigfeit bes SaIdrs,
tpel1es Die Jranffurter Gotbi6ilbs fur
eine 10 bo6berantmortli6e StelIung be-
5ablt baben, bat bic GoIge gebabt, baB
Der rlene 9auptfafiirer, Sdgers g1a9=
folger, bas ODppelte bnn beffen 8ebalt,
alfo 10000 Marf, erbdlt, inbe1en ber=
tuabrt Qerr Gotbi@ilb it, fortan bic
&afenf9lii1eI feIbf.
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Gin feltenes llrtheif fd(Ite limo

= Gin ieltenes urtbeit fdGte iiineit
baS Sd6fengeridtin Wiblbeim a. N. ;
es fpra9 cine @utSpd6terin aus Dbers
3iinboIf, uel9e ertpieienermaben ipdbs
renb Der Sabre 1889, 1890 unb 1891
bes Defteren erbebli6e Quantitdtel
Mil9 nit WaKer bernifht bate, frei,
neil = bic Grau benz 9runfe ergeben
fei. Die Straffammer In 96ln, bic
fi4 ieBt nit Der Sadie beihdftigte, IieB
flG ni1t bapon iibefseusen, baB bic
periOn ibre Gdlf6unsen in un3ure6s
nungsfdbigem 3uftanbe porgenommen
babe unb perurtbeilte fie su 500 9fart
@elbbuBe.
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,,wnt ausfehen".

Da8 rsut ansiebens tdnst nitbt blpe BON ber Sduts
farbe as. sc Ies tiefer, benn eS bdnst ppn te ses
iunben 8nanbe Der tnneren SrSane as. st bic aeter
lntbdts, banu fiebt man gels unb saGis dus, III ter
WaSen In nnprpnuns, bann fcbt man buSpeptii@
ans iinb BITE Nteren ansesrtffen, bann febt man
srdml4 unb perprtebIidp aus. Gorge fur quite See
iunbbeit, banu iptrff 3u rsut ansiebena. Glect,e
Gttters W sa8 srt6e etImtttel baS anresenb unb be.
Iebenb af bic nnerel Srsane etnptrtt. Ga pertreibt
SusIeid Gusf@tdse, sei@wnre, GleGten unb frnfti8e
nnretnisteten ber Sant, nnp perS&pft einen reinen
Ebcmpfcn & 60. 50 Gents bte BiaiAe.
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ssrei fir 9eibenoe.

ale, Die an ben GoIsen iugenbliHer Ser.
trrun9en leiben 8erIuit Der Mannbnrfeit,
itntenoe 8raft se hIe&tliae Rranfbeiten,
Stritturen, Sppbilis unb bic bieIen 9ehens
tranfbeiten, nelte bic Solsen bieler idrefli.
den l1nregelmabiefeiten finb, erbaIten It o.
ten frei-genaue ansaben, wie f1e
ft4 felbit 3n Sauie furiren foxs
n n, trenn fie an bic California Medical
and Surgical Infrmary, lO29i Market Str,
San Francisco, Cal, i4reiben
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i Die ourh ibre preiie an,ieben. 11eu
rbe" fir bic an,be, ,uel)e benust ,uerben ioIften

bon i9warten Daaren gu Ben auer-
niebrigften Vreiien.
@eftretfter unb cdrrirter 2ntpn
bon L. Gents auftpdrts bis au ben, beften.
Salitter i4parser Orsdnoie, @renabine,
Sattn geitreifter 2atpn gu eritaunIi1 nieori,
gen Bretien.
getoene 94drp 9enrfettaS, 40 Son,
init ben ,teueften @4attirnnsen berieben,.
gu $1.00.
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Tetne @ptten 9ssrbanae, 81 garb
lang, au rs @enta, $L0o, $I25, $3.50,
$500, $3.50, So 90, n!1b aufnarts, 70 fem
rpie Sbr iie tuiinidt.
Sarbtger nnb hmaraer SaiIIe
Graneaiie, au 80 Gents per Darb.
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3epbpr @inabants !!

8ir bertaufen 8epbpr @inebams
ju 10, Is unb % Gents.
Satin St.ipeb Gorb bu 8oi unb 3epbprs.
@ernnfferte gateeu su 10, IL, Is
,lnb 25 Gents.
S4lt4t: Sn 10, l21s, 10, 20 unb rs
Gents.
9as srDbte unb beit aussepabIte aaser
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Gbenillesp portiereu ltno gildoedeu.

@ir offeriren GbeniIIes Yortiere n
umS Sii d eden gu abiolut baIbem preiie.
8ir baben so Waare Yortieren ,snb 100
SifdSeten, ale gu bemielben preiie.
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gsorbdnae! 8orhduae +!

Sn Drdperien unb gretpnneS
fibren mir cine elesante Maswabl BON 10
Gents aufpdrts bis gu Der feinften Sorte.
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seioenitoffc !! seibenitoffe !!

eoItoe farbtee gbinefif6e unb s a.
pdneit{.4e Serbenitpffe in ben pcs
puldriten Sarben, tpie Beib, Cream; Ro5a,
@orn 9ftle, 2tluc. 8lau &c.
Solise @ros Grain S9tparae
setbenitoffe gu rs @erts, 90 Gents, 81
-unb SIPS.
g Hmar3e unb@,reamG bimefif9e
SeiSenftoffs 3u.29, sb, so, so, 10, 81,
80 Gents unb 81.
ee,beme nmo gstin Nrpeaoe, in
. fdmnr3 nnb forbia sa vs., 80 Gents, 81 urb
$1.25 in ben neueiten Abenss 6arben.
Bancp sen1uiterte Snbias, fHwarer,
farbtser uno tpeiber @ranb; atpe,far5is, ein.
fa4 nno usri4ieoenart se Siguren, 8jmnen
! Serons unb anbele Muiter, IS 6orten, sX12
anmbinat,on, iebsS 20-22 3ol brett, 50, 48,
so, 68, IS Gents unb 81. % 3ol. breite al
81 unb 81 %.
@erfdiebene 0lacee gmrabs, su 20,
35, so nnb rs Gents.
0as eeibenlager iibertrifit allies Ddgepes
iene in auswahl, @ite uno ,Bertb fir isben
3fped, mo- Seioe gebruuht ipiro, unb Seren
3abl 1T aeg,otl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-04
Tiir buffnungSloS erf11rt mnb bod,
fe1etfef!

Gus einem griefe ber Srau CURT pon @rotrn, Sabs
1atcta, fEbren mir SrIsenbes an: $50 bate mtd be=
t6 besann tart su buitea uaS bal6 mar es ,nstfedos
bab Id an eer S4ptnhu6t fit. Bier @er,te saben
MID auf unp erfldrtsn, eab t NOD etre fure 3ett
bu tebeR babe. SD ielbft Sab aqe 5cffuunS auf unb
bereitets mid f@on uui eih baIbiseS Gube Dor. Ia
rietb Semanb metnem @atten an, Dt. a6nts 8 Meues
W,ttel seeen S6wtnbiuHt Suften une Grtdttuu8 su
periuhen. Sd fclste hem Rdfbe, nabm i'm @ansen aAt
Glaideu nnb purbe ponidntts sebelt. SD btu iesi 10
seiunD wte trSeno eine Grau niener @efannti&aft
BrDbehaiten fret. gu baben bel Gbplpb Drei6,
GbpnpScn 4 SS. TN 9Bbole5aIe unb BET allen Gpptbe.
tein 81 so Gents nne 81. 90 bic SIafhs.
SeirafbSs Gdsetn:
Sobn peti6 uab Maesie 9aaer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-04
11e,le uDaaren |
l1nier ,,Wei6er GlfpbantH
q 3. 8 8 ! 8. ;zyT1EX

CLOTHING 9auS 1T bas 8r6Bte un6 spGfxxs
bisite TN Sibmeisen. HSir saraMtirex
Sdnttt, Muiter, nuaIifxt uab
% a MIIeS pabt~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-04
l1nier @aarellaser 1T nra6aebeslo

Die fofsenben Auotatipnen geben einen
@inf, UNI aber ben iuirflt6en Mertb unbs bic
Rsthbalttsfeit tennen gu lernen, fonnt inb
lebt oSer lakt Gah Yrobeu ftbsfem.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-05
Paul Pope Exhonerated.

About month ago Paul w. Pope was
arrested charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses. In 1891 he Sc
cured che loan of 81, 200 from G. Il. Dow,
OF Boston, and gave deed of trust on
his house and lot. In October OF the
same year he negotiated loan from the
Eastern Building and Loan Association
of Syracuse, N. Y OF $4,000. and gave
deed Of trust on his houss and lot to
secure them, which was appraised by
that com pany to be worth $4,000. Pope
made an assignment short while ago
with Edward Lyle as trustee, and when
Dow found he only had the second lien
on the property he had Pope arrested,
charging him with securing release
under false pretenses. He waived ex-
animation and went before the special
grand jury, which yesterday found not
q true bill.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-05
Death Of Chief of Police Perry.

LEXINGTON, Va, Oct "A telegram
from Ronceverte, w. Va, announces
the death OF Chief OF Police E. L. Perry,
OF this place, which occurred at Ron
coverte at O'Clock yesterday morning.
The circumstances OF this death are
sadly romantic. In seeming perfect
health. the deceased left his home few
days ago for Ronceverte, where he was
to wed young lady of that city. All
arrangements had been perfected. The
gr pom was dressed and the Carriage
waited at the door. Without moments
warning, just IS he started for the door,
he fell with stroke OF paralysis, which
caused his death. The young lady was
notified and went to the bedside Of her
lover. where she remained until hi,
death
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-05
Postal Clerks Want Safer Cars.

ST. Louis. Oct. 4.-The railroad postal
clerks are moving for the purpose of in.
ducing the Government to give them
safer cars than the ones they are now
obliged to work in, which are almost
Immediately broken into splinters when
an accident of any moment occurs to
train. The position OF the postal car
next to the engine or the baggage car
exposes its inmates to the greatest dan.
ger Of any person on the train. When
sleeping cars go through collisions and
the occupants escape all injury. the pos
tai clerks argue that the cars in which
they work ought to be made as safe az
the sleepers. The clerks ask that the
cars they occupy shall be made OF nate.
rial that will not splinter in slight
crash and then burn them to death.