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The state chronicle., 1892-07-23
The Winston Tragedy Yet Mystery.

Special to State Chronicle.
WINSTON, July % NO new develop
ments in the murder of the young girl
yesterday The mysterious imam in a
brown suit" has not been caught though
the police are on his track. She was
buried to-day.
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Program for TODAY.

9 a. m.-COnferenCc.
/ / a. m. Sermon by w. p. Ware.
3 p. m.-COnference Election of
Officers. Reports of Teach
ers. Selecting place for
Conference next year, &c.
Sunday will be day of
full devotions.
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Another Strike Possible.

By Cable to the State Chronicle.
LONDON, July 22.-The master cot
ton spinners of Lancashire have pro-
posed temper cent reduction of wages
and a reduction of time. The opera
tives have not yet replied.
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Verdict in the Licking Bridge Disas astel


BY Telegraph to the Stale Chronicle.
CINCINNATI, @, July 22-The coro
ncr's verdict i'll the Licking bridge dis
aster, by which twenty-f men were
killed, exonerates the Baird Brothers,
contractors. The jury finds that the ac-
cident was caused by the spreading Of
the false work and was unavoidable.
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BarbecUe and PicnIc AT Wake Forrest.
The Odd Fellows and Masons of
Wake Forest had most enjoyable time
yesterday. Hon. G. w. Sanderlin spoke
in behalf of the Odd Fellows, and Mr..
Walter r. Henry, by invitation, spoke
for the Masons Parties from Raleigh
who went down are loud in their praises
of the handsome manner III which they
were entertained
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Small POx Eradicate d.

By Cable to the state Chronicle.
VICTORIA, B. c., July 22.-Small
pox in British Columbia has been sys-
tomatically and throughly eradicated.
The state chronicle., 1892-07-23
Will Senator Hill ResiGn.
.legraph to the State Chronicle.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
BALTIMORE, Jnly 22.-The Neeos this
afternoon has the following special from
its Washington correspondent: "1t is
understood by some of Mr.. Hills ad-
mirers that he has for some time contem-
plated resigning from the Senate. He
may do so at any time
The state chronicle., 1892-07-23
MIR. Cleveland Returns to Gray Gables.
BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.

New YoRN, July 22.-Mr. Cleveland
disappointed large number of passen-
gers on the Fall r yer steamer this even
ing by changing his mind, ard accept
ing an invitation to make the trip to
Buzzard s Bay in yacht. The distin-
guished statesman, accompanied by Mrs.
Cleveland, left this afternoon for Gray
Gables.
The state chronicle., 1892-07-23
Cardinal Gibbons was IS Yesterday.

Cardinal Gibbons WAS IS Yesterday.
By Telegraph TO the State Chronicle.
BALTIMORE, July 22-Cardinal Glib
bons to-day celebrates his 5Sth birthday.
No special observance of the occasion
was made at the arch Episcopal residence
owing to the absence of his eminence,
who IS summering at Halifax, N. s.
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Governor PaiIi.On Returns TO Harris
burg.
BY Telegraph To the State Chronicle.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July Ex-Governor
Pattison and the members of his staff
left here at 1l:3O a. m, today.
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WAR TO THE KNIFE.
TEE PROBABLE OUTCOME OF
O,DONNELL'S HEARING TODAY.
Will he be Bailed, Is the Question--Ef
Not. the Carne@ie's Will PrOba-
bly Wade i'll Blood.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
PITTsBURG, Pa, July 2-After the
proceedings in court this morning,
eight Pinkerton detectives who were in
the Homestead mills on the day of the
riot assembled in the office Of the war
den of the county Jail. Ten prisoners
from different parts of the county were
brought into the wardens private room
and placed in a row in the inside cor
riddor O'Donnell was fourth in the
row. The Pinkertons were then admit
ted one at time and inspected each
man in turn. Most Of them took a
second glance at the fourth man, and
then moved on with satisfied look
upon their faces Not one of the num-
Der would say word regarding the Incl
dent but one of the jail officials hinted,
shortly after, that one and all had re-
conized O'Donnell as being one Of the
foremost participants in the bloody ira
gedy of July 9th. 1t is thought from
this that the Carnegies propose to. estab.
lish the basis of a charge of murder in
the first degreee against O'Donnell, in
order that the court may refuse hin
bail
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TEA
And Tea as it Should Be Made

not use milk 1t rims the flavor of
the ten, and the combination injures the
stomach. The cloudiness produc d by
"dhS milk to tea arises from the action
" the tannin uoon the casein, and is
s1tA'cally speaking, pure leather
Above all things, do not boil ca. The
neat driyes OF the perfume, spoils the fla
'ofand extracts the tanGin, the astringent
pthalpie Ii the boiling ba done in tiu
W ifon pot the tannin attacks the metal
"N' ma. Is the liquid black This fl I'd is
sulNy diluted il k
eyer let the tea stand except in a ght-
lo~ra porcelain pot Standing changes
nom delicious, whole me beverage
.1'' ~ ~ tasting and bitter liquor. Bet
vi MAKE i in small quantities and make
0.'eh' In summer, when you want to
w. OIL quickly, sip the tea boiling hot,
''su slice OF previously peeled lemon
''cer still, Of orange without the rind
roa''l9 IN it. BE sure you use He-No
lake DO limitations.
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rraSt of RYDER. n Ho1

The Reported Arrest of Ryder, Hoax
BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, Suly % The State de
partment has received no information of
the arrest of United States consul Ryder
at Copenhagen for fraud.
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No Conclusion on the Silfra>' NOnina.
ton.
Y Telegraph to the State Chronicle.


WASHINGTON, July % The Senate
committee on Judiciary had under con-
sideration to-day the nomination Of
George Shifas, Jr., of Pennsylvania, to
court, but come to no conclusion there
on Another meeting will be held to-
morrow,
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The Milton and Her Human Cargo
Wrecked.

BY Cable to the state Chronicle.
SINGAPORE, July 22--Thc British
steamer Milton, bound from Penang to
Langkat, has been wrecked with loss of
life.
The state chronicle., 1892-07-23

LIVERPOOL, July 22.-Holidays will
be observed in the cotton market from
Friday evening, July goth, until Wed
nesday morning, August Sd.
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By VabTt 20 IHt StsItt CT1TOII1CIt
LONDON, July 22.-Sir Charles Evan
Smith, British minister to Morocco has
arrived at Tangier, safe and sound
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TENTING AT "CAMP HOLT
EIGHT HUNDRED OF THE STATE.
GUARD On THE BEACH,.
Quiet and Orderly Troops Present the
Appearance Of a Veteran
Canln.

Special to the State Chronicle.
CAMP Holt, WRIGHTsvILLE, y. c.,
July 22.-Over eight hundred of the
State Guard are already in camp, and
Camp Holt presents a busy and interest
ing scene. The arrangements for the
encampment were perfect, and it will
be one of the most pleasant in the his
tory of these annual encampments. The
Governors Guard, sixty strong, are well
quartered.
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HE-NO,

4 PMl NlSIRtrOkS NDTI E-Hav-
e,Ia,s qualified ~ administrator of the
tice /. Z r . Beck ith, decea ID no.
ug cIa; lnlerehy given 10 all persons hold
them fr. AGAINST said estate to present.
ed by laur r'l Inent within the time prescrib
ID bar 'C,M, "f OF this notice will be pleaded
ed 10 sai5 'urlr recovery. Persons indebt
once Nh esttIe {ttIe will make payment at
postonic. c,ASHLY HORN, Admir-.
jy5lm " Clayton. Johnston Co, n. c
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Japanese Tea by the Cargo.

s5VtttC
VANCOUVER, B. c., July 2.-The
American ship George Skolfeld arrived
here to-day from Yokohama with a cargo
of 2, 500 tons of tea, consigned to the
Canadian Pacific railroad company. The
Skolfeld made the trip in 80 days and is
the first of the seasons fleet Of ten ships.
The state chronicle., 1892-07-23

WILMINGTON. n. c., July 22.-The
Governors Guard arrived at 10 o'clock
last night and went into camp. Without
special incident to-day, the encampment
wears the appearance of veteran camp.
All is orderly and soldier like. Fourteen
companies, with about eight hundred
men, of the first and second regiments
are here. The weather is fine Many
visitors are present to-day. The com
panies are hard at work drilling. Gen.
Glenn, four of his staff and three regu-
lar army officers are here, besides the
regimental officers. Col. Harrell, as
quartermaster general, had everything
in fine condition for the arrival of the
troops.
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Will O,DOnneIl be Kafled 2

Will O'DOnnen be Rafled
PITTsBURG, Pa, July 22.-It is under
stood tonight that the Carnegie com
pany will make a strong effort to- NOR
row, when his case will come up, to
satisfy the court that Hugh O'Dpnnell
should be held without bail on the charge
Of murder in the first degree, and that to
this end the testimony of the Pinkerton
men, who identified him to-day, will be
offered. Some Of the strikers in town
say that if O'Donnell is not permitted to
give bail the feeling at Homestead will
be intensified and there is no telling
what may happen. They say that the
Carnegie company seeks to keep O'Don-
nell a prisoner to Illustrate his efforts to
bring about settlement of the trouble
and to prevent his returning to New
| York to complete the mission upon
which he was engaged when he heard
that he was charged with murder
O'Donnell said yesterday that he would
return to New York just as soon as he
was released on bail. Judge Magee made
the hearing special order for to-mor
row morning.
The Mills Running, But the Striker
Claim Victory.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July % Increased
activity was noticeable inside tie bi.
mill to day. Non union men are com
ing by squads of ten to twenty at {. tim
by boat from Pittsburg. The stfiker
know that 23o greer. me1 cannot run
plant where $500 experienced hand
were employed one month ago, however
Another of Carnegie's Rackets.
HOMESTEAD. Pa, July 22.-Notice
Of eviction were served on the familie
who occupy the Carnegie houses 0
Shanty Hill, this morning. The tenant
are given ten days in which to move ou
There are between thirty and forty fan
lies in these houses.
Six Hundred Additions to the Strik,
PIrrsBURG. Pa, July 22.-The en-
ployees of the Carnegie steel company
located at Duquesne, about two mile
from the Homestead works, about GO
in number, struck at 4 O'Clock tn
afternoon, in sympathy with.the locked
out men at Homestead, leaving only tt
bosses to draw the last heat.
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Matb fir Miitter.

9or iiber 5OSabren f6on tpllrbe Mirs.
@insloip's Soothing Syrup BON Mtilz
lionen pcu Miittern beim 3abnem Der
&inber angemenbet. @irf bu i'm
S6lafe bur1 bas S6reien zines &imbes
geitort, bas i'm 3aEnen lit unb Dor
S6mersen meimt2 Wenn 10, lafe fofort
cine Slaf9e BON uMrs, @insloms Soo=
thing Syrup" bolen. Sem @ertb 1T ut>
beaublbar. SIS mirb Dem tleinen Geibeue
BEN iofort 2inberung peri6affen. 8erz
laBt eu6 barauf Miitter, es lit fein
3meifel bariiber. SIS beilt SpienterD
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Masen unb
bic Nieren, beieitigt Minb=a oIif, err
wei6t ben Gaumen. ~perbinbert @nt5iinz
bung unb itdrft bas gauge Spitem.
cWtrs Minsloms Soothing Syrup"
fir sabnenbe ai1ber lit angenebm in
@ei6maf unb bas &ecept itammt pon
einem her beiten ueibli6en NerSte in
ben Ser. Staaten. IS lit bel alien
9ruggiiten in Der gau5en @elt su ba=
ben. 8reis 25 @ts, per 6lai6e.
.&auft nidts cnberes als Mtrs. @ins>
Ions Soothing SDrup.
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iperbe id nod beftraft un6 i'd perliere
an gnbe mod meinen i60nen 9ienf."
nSa, ial i'd be5euge auf 8erlangen
4aes", rief i6, CAB mei1e @breiie an
11tto tltgr nit benz ndbften 3ug 5u Sud.
N6t Sage fpdter, 10 ldBt ii6 Die Ser
liner y. 3tg. peiter er5dblen, traf elm
Sdretben bes f0nigl. @iienbabn 8es
trlebsamts Elm, III neldem anaefragt
murbe, ob es mabr lei, babbie Ni6te beg
6errn Sberlten nit Dem Nfadtpd1ter
ei11 lold)es gemeinidaftli6es MfiBgei6id
erlebt babe, unb iie itellte Der Wabrbeit
gemdB Die Sei6einigung aus, bab iie
NIT benz Na6tpddter 3. u%nfreitpillig
5tiammen bic Na6t slgebra6t babe,
tpobur6 Der Na6tipd6ter perbinbert
porDen Jet, iei1en g%ep0bnli6en 9ient
SIT berri6ten.
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Wotis f1r &ontraftoren

@eriiegelte Qngebote merbett 1T Der
Office bes @puttp @lerfs BON 8erar
County, 9bab. %. Smith, bis gum Is.
6ebruar 1892, Mittags % ubr fir BEN
8au bes @rbgei6ohes bes neuen finfz
lt0digen feuerii1eren @ranitzGountp
@ourtbausz@ebdltbes bon 8erar Gounz
tD an Der Mainzp la5a Der Stabt San
Nntonio entgegengenDmmett.
Sie GpuntD : @ommif3ioners Court
bebdlt Ii6 bas &e6t Dor, alle Nngebote
suriif5umeiien unD beliebige Nenberuns
gen Darart Dorsunebmer.
ollie Nngebote linb BON einem be-
%glaubteten Shed i'm getrage BON flint
tauienb ($5000) Dollars, aablbar an
ben GountpzGi6ter, gu begleiten.
Sin beglaubigter Gbed i'm 8etrage
BON eintaulenb $4,000 Dollars pirb
perlangt bpn alien Berlonen, tpelde
Nngebote einrei6ett, als @arantie, bab
ollie pld1e, mel6e iie gegett Quittung
aus Der Office Der Nr6iteften geromz
men, innerbalb Der pprgei6riebenel1
3eit 5uriideritattet merben.
pldne unb Speeififationer f6nrtei1
eingeieben merben in Ger Office Der
'ar9iteften @orbon & 2aub, 3immer
Z biz Is, Smith Building, San 9nz
tonic, Seras.
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sT Smitb's Nufternz0 e.
b t, 209 Weft Commerce traBe.


Sic 9lrbeiten an Der rBans@me=
rifanii6en @iienbabn1 f6reiten, pie
aus 8ictoria mitgetbeilt ipirb, rii1tig
poran. Sic 8ermeliungem bis Srommss
bile iinb iebt pollenbet.
@on @arsa 1T AM &ip @ranbe,
trob bes eifriglten Sud)ens Ni6tS s1
ieben unb Ni6ts gu b6ren. @eneralz
Nbjutant Mabrp in Qutin 1T Der gns
li6t, baB inter @arSas 2euten pDllige
Generalization ausgebro6en lei unb
oaB er bas @renSgebiet p6lig perlaNen
babe. IS lei fosar ni6t einmal aus>
gei6lplen, baB er li6 iegt in ....San
Mntonio befinDe.
= Nus Souitpn f6reibt mani: Ser
&ontraft fir ben 8au Der 0erIdnges
rung Der 8abn mad 2lanp i'll iebt Der
Sirma &udsr. See & So. 5ugeipro0en
morben. Ntit ben Nrbeiteu wirb TO-
fort b~egonnen meroen.
= lleberaa BON ben &an6es in Der
llmgegenb bon 2arebc wirb gemelbet,
bab bic gerluite al 8ieb ipdbrenb bes
lebten gli55a,os ungepDbnliG CROP ges
peien ieien.
= 4us Guero pirb beridtet, baB
bic 0ieb3i6ter Der llmgegeub, wel6e
fir Suffer fir ibr 8ieb geiorgt baben,
fat gar feline @erluite burd ben Big
5arb Der leBten Gage erleiDen uiirben.
Sie Burger BON See GountD bas
ben in elmer in geeoile absebaltener
aabIrei6 beill6ten Mafen : Seriamm=
lung bei6loiien, lid nit elmer Summe
bon $4,000 on benz proiett CUR @ers
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tiefuna bes Mranias paB : 9afens 81

tiefuna 6es @ranias paB : 9afens SIT
betbeiliaen.
- Ius Sbiner f6reibt 1tns infer
CORRESPONDENT bonn 10. Sanuar: oSa
baben mir ia einen Minter i6limmer
mie I'M Morben, 10 b~ebaupten ipenigz
items 2eute, bic bonn Nprben fommen.
9m IS. Sanuar, 10 ubr Morae1ts
brebte li6 Der @tnb mad Norben, n1tb
es fling babel an gu regnen, Der &egen
fam aber iGon als Sis auf Der @rbe an.
Die legte Na6t fiel S6nee unb belte
Morgen lit Die Sberfld6e Der @rbe
galts ipeiB nit S6nee bebedt, unb Die
Some f6eint freunbli6 bara1f. Ser
Norbpinb blGi 1to6 INNER unb Die
@rbe nnb Ser S6nee bleibt gefroreu !"
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Weimnbbeit lit Meid;tbms,t

Or. @. g. Wefs Rerpers nab @epirh : aur 1T esn
pte, nerp6ie Reuralsta, a~rpfi&mersen, nerpb5e uebers
rei5nns nno Gbipannung, perurfaGt bnr4 rem hter>
.abs5en Genus Dor Glfcbcl cher Gohaf; Gdfalofs<
IN @a5nfan ausartet unb ausemeires Gte-b, Gtehs
llrra nnn Lob berbetfhtrt. G6 1t and en Se.imitte;
ss5en trhb5etttsee Gltern. seseu nnfru@tbv<feit, Si.s
vstenb bet beireu @eiulehtern, Gpsrmatrrrbnea, rets
sria8t bur4 sstittse neberanftrensuns pber burt
5astnelhuoen. Seee s4a&tel entb6n he aur fhr
linen aRpnat. $l.O0 BITE Gdc&tel, oter D G&abtein
Htr saranttren, bab 6 Snoftetn lepen 8au beiltr.
nerpen. Weit leeer 8efelnns fur 0 SG4atsIn. bic bet
aus NIT BEN vretie %etnlduft. ienbeu rr BEN Berener
nEiereu j9riftli&en @arontie > S&etn, bab mir bas
0tih bHrhdi9tden, weun has Ntttei reire SeiIana bes
strtt. Sride S4eine nerten MIR aussefsat pcm
Sttr Drn8 Stnre lain5tge Gsentea) Hp. s GGf
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b Menn Semanb fem uub All auz

sa~ Menn Scenario fem nnb gu ar=
1ebmbaren Yreiie fpeiien mill, 10 sebe
er gum Mifiionsz @arten. Die
9erren Gbeiner & 0aal, 8eiiBer bic
les @tabliHentents, balten baraut ibre
8d1te ltets pplfommen su%frieben 81 itel=
len. @qe iaiionmdBigen 9~elitateien,
Muterr, Milp, Slide, @efliigel &C linb
bort in Der belifatelten 3ubereitung ale
s3eit all baben. Wtabl5eiten perbetl auf
@unfG in Die @pbnultgen Der 9unben
geianbt. Nud bietet Der nit Der
Speiiepirtbi6aft perbunbene 9 a T.
+ 0 D NJ bic belterl 8etrdnfe, tets friides
Bier urb feline 2iau6re unb @eine.
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Wa bait Or. Yieree's 1aporits T'res

Du balt Dr. Tierec's Saporite Tres
feription probirt 9!idjt wo4r? un0
bu bilt entiauid)t worben Dos JfcFlls
tat lit fcin % uanlittrl6are5-
Soer slanhit SIT pieQcitjt, baB cine
felt Sabren IN pclncm &6gpcr ltedenoe
arouf@cit III e;aes Mod)e se9citt wcrs
ben fam? Sir ieoc Dole mubt
Su cine bsfsilante 3sit erlau6cu. gu
uirbeit bod nidjt bie @iit9 oes9al6
fdfed)t nslnen, peil bee 0ia5ml nitjt
ilnerbal6 einer Stunbe Defei,3 lid) scigt2
Sm Sale lie nidt perpafle1t it, fonl1it
ber @abm iidcr oa bie S6crTaebe.
@cnn sine Sciluns maslia 1T. 10 miro
iie ourd ben @cbraud BON 81 %iercc'5
Saporite 9~relcription iid)erlic5 b@esuirtt,
mode nltr BEN ysoliden Geriyd3.
Geinen pafiir bs5a9lteu 2paar srbaitll
BIZ suriid, io6alb ou fci.ie g8o4ttbat oers
ipi!rit oOer DIT nid)t sc9tilt Dirit.
@ir uirid)teu mn, eir OaS Gers
trarlsn Scr Scriteler einfi5Bcu 5a f0ns
neu. Disiclbcn bocltncntircM DUB Git
b~eutlidren, in6cm le bas 0ieto Suriids
e~ritatteu in alien miB9lGtttei 5alicn, uno
IS sui;rbe bid iidlcr aberraidcl, pclll
Su wibteft, pie wcliise Dollars Saaa
uOlbi9 iinb, un bieis' 9liid;abaunsSionb
auiredt ST er9alten.
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n Morgan GitD Slid,
vi tern unb Wilb : Sepot,
Sripino : Strabe, 5pii6en Main unb
Wfilitar plasa. d, Semitic,
@efiigel ftets an 9anb gu ben niebrig=
fen Wtarftpreiien. poftfarten tperben
fir 8eitelungen gratis pertbeilt. Selez
pbon 81. Ollie Nuftrdge merben prompt
ausgefibrt., Srem9& 60.
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California : @eine.

Weinliebbaber finben elm srobes 2az
ger bon feinen California Meimen BEL
9errn s. S. Meper am Mlamps
plaaa. Serr Meper in6t Die @eine
a1 Sat unb Stele aus unb fauft brett
aus benz Seller Der g3ein5ii6ter. Nls
gutem &enner gelingt es linn ftets, hie
belten Sorten aus5umablen. Gr fanrt
feline &unben unb Samilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berieben. Gotbs nnb
WeiB @eine in por5iisli9er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone - frei
ins 6als geliefert.
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cit elmer Geibe bon Sabren gez
brau6te i6 gegen @rfdltungeft meiner
Sinoer nit INNER 9uten Grfolgen Or.
Nu9ntt aDnig's 6amburger 9rufttbee.
8. S6neioer, Columbus, 8. 9reis
rs 9ents bas Yadet.
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GvunDeiaeastbmms ueberiraaun8en.
81. 6. 8rann an u. u. Braun,
Stiid 2ano at Der @fe bon @rodett@
unb Naeogbo6eszSt rabe.
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Milb, anstnebn,, beianilsse,O ui.0 1eit'
fam 1T Or. Gaoe's @atasr9 9len,sbD.
So beift Die b~artnadi9itea 0aas Pern!as
ueut. 9ein GspcriHEeniircn. Gs IL
superlaiia. 6ii.imiosmen5is Sa5te
LANCER G.ic.s. Ssi aeoite!lrn.
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: Sn Sallas lit aui cooperutiper
8aiis cine p9eimlatb fir al~leinftebenbe
6raueH uuo NtaO6ea" ge9rilnbet porz
ben.
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Mls Qehrer

fir 8ioline, 8ioIa unb Cello
erbietet ii6 u. @6bel, NorbzS traBe
go. 40S. 8eionbere 8ea6tuug mirb
gelegt auf bas 3uiammenipiel mebrerer
S6iiler, auf bas Srioz unb Qua,tette
Spiel.
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aa% Sir autes 9ols, ri6tig gemefz
Ten urb prompte 8eoienung tpenbe
man fid an bic Carr WooD 60.
Selepbpn 1893.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-21

don frhber bebanbelt rurne une NIT peiGen Dttttein.
Verlorene Mannbariz.it. jppte ale
G6ird@en Der @elhledt5prgone betinimi Iurirt.
Erauen-Ekrankheiten merten I'm Sauie
Der ardnten unb cbne Snitrumer!e fursrt. Gin nuns
berprfe8 9etlmitteI.
Catarrh und krankbeiten der
liant, bes SluteS unb 9ersens, Der aepsr uao Der
Aieren.
Syphilis. Gas am selawinseReu unf faeraen
tetlenbe WRitIeI Sur saranttrt,
Haut-k ran auer Grt psrbeu tn,
rtrt; mo- anhere Suren miBlanaen.
Unnatuerlicher Abf1uss ntrb prompt
a Elm paar Gasen turtrt.
Maeine MethDoen.
/. Trete Gpn5uItatirn in be- Office pber ser Sop.
O. Geuuue ilnteriuHnus unb Dtasuoie.
8. Sober riro dui @runp pthenfAdftl.1e1 Wtin.ipiey
ettannelt unb ietn cber ihr Gan r,rS al ipeeteueu
Stubtum aema&t.
4. Biatse qretIe nnb Iei6te Sdbtanssbebinsunsen.
Sn ben metifen Gduen tam bic SraEtteit i'm 9duSe
tt6 2ranten behanfelt werben.
S&retbt UNI Spmptpm : 8prraalar 30. l, idf Mdns
rer.
G@retbt UNI Gpmptcm s. prmriar Ep Q, fur rr,ueu.
S4retbt um Srmptoa= Gormular 10. 8, fur sau!,
hanttsiten.
1rtefe ryerben prompt bcautnortet. gue Gei6dits
5stetm gebalten. Wiebt5tn r'rc p~ertoraeu seianbt.
. ~sfersnen : eie Sanfen Dor Gan antruir.
3eutf@ 8efprnGen.
N2an anreiFre an ober fprs&e rsr tet
j. N ATHAwA NJ. D.,
eteren8 @ebdube, 80 unb 30 gE,f : @ommereef-afs
San Nntonios le5Is, etne Greppe BOD.
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y l1eberiiebt Der Serr Ginienber pirflid,
oab es ftp bier um has Satr mad benz @ir-
strfriege banbelt, ipelder Die sanSen Yrrbufs
tious. 8erbdltniiie bes 5ioens aaf ben &opf
geit.lt batte?! 9lnm. Der 9teb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-21

aayie nur bsu d6ten Or. 8ua's Sufen Sprup,
fatri,trt BON u. Is. Wieper & So, baltimore Mb. Spne
tsrsn nnteri6rifl III tetne 5lai6e ddt. GreiS Is Gepts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-21

Gofes! Coles! Gofes! in Der
San @ntonio @as So. Selepbpn PIP.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-21

Gofes! Gofes! Gofesi in Der
SaE Intonio Gas So. Selepbon PIP.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-21

Gofes! Gofes! Gofes! in Der
San Mntonio Gas So. Selepbon PIP.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-21
Dr.. Hathaway
Sobn S~ruaSfoot, m. D., MiEsteat.
Specialist nes Msstetls.

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nelhs In GDfse BON
SuseHc : Sanben
an 2~erSeni1ndhs
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TRAIT %uutersrabeu
pdben unb tire
Mdnnlihfe:t p.ttps
ten, {cnren ter be-
riIbmten Or. 9az
ttamou icforf rcnz
Sultirea. Ser sell
at1t, HerpeatraHte
be't (mii cher etle
Trdume) rirf mtfs
ienidatflt4 unb
ra4 ben ueiefren
Mettnnen beban.
bel. uup mi. Gem
Srbbtpn Grfcls.
.s8 fpmmt midi
bareaf an, Of nan
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