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The state chronicle., 1893-05-13

Train on the Scotland Neck Branch Road
leaves Weldon 40 p. 10. +; Halifax .01 m,
. rive Scotland Neck at 43 y m. Greenvfllc
:28 .. M. Kinston 80 IN. Returning caves
KinstOn 20 a. M, Greenville :22 .. M, arriv
ing HalifaA at IL 90 m, Weldon IL 10 a ~
daily except Sunday.
Trains an Washington Branch leave Wash
ington 90 a. m, arrives Parn ele % =. In.
Tarboro . 80; returning leaves Tarboro 80 D
m, PArmele 6 90 p. m, arrives Washington 80
p. IN. Daily EXCEPT Sunday. COnnects with
trains on Scotland Heck Branch.
Trains leave Tarboro. N. c., via Alhem arle
and Raleigh r. K. daily, except sunday. ats GO
p. M, Sunday 90 p. M; arrives Plymo Ith 20
p. n :, 5 70 p. N. Returning leaves Plymouth
daily, except Sunday 5 30 a, u, Sunday 10 90
a arrive Tarboro 10 % n. IN. and Il - 2
Train ON Midland ". q Branch leaves GOlds-
bory daily. except Sunday. 70 n m. arriving
smithfeld 80 a.. Returning leaves Smith field
% a. III. arrive at GOldsDOro q 20 a IN.
JOHN y. DIVINE
6enl Bupt
T. m. EMKRsoH, J. L. hENLI,
Traffic Manager. GEN. kgr.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-13

Southern parties expecting to visit
the Worlds Fair: Acting on the ad-
vice of Southern friends, have open.
ed Southern Bureau, supplying gen.
,, or a, or special entertainment for
Southern guests. directing them to
suitable quarters, etc. No agents con-
nected with US. Write for terms sta
| ting wants. Reference Augusta, Ca.
D. J. Kalbfeisch, Pres. 81 LaSslle
| st Chicago.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-13
Not the Murderers.
Salisbury Herald.

SALISBURY HeraIu.
Orin Elkin and William Russell,
who were arrested q few days ago
upon the charge Of having muir
dered Francis W. Tally, were re-
tried before magistrate at Al5e,
marie yesterday. About forty wit
nesses we're examined, and the mat
ter was thoroughly gone into. The
innocence of the accused parties
wss clearly established, and they
were released from custody.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-13
Sale Of The State Chronicle,
--

By virtue OF a certain mortgage, execu
ted by the Chronicle Publishing Company,
a corporation. to .Josephus Daniels, ~ re-
corded In book I'D, page 3Si OF the re-
cords Of ne office 4 REGISTER q, 0, Dee1s 10.
Wake county, l will e. ~ Sonn .ne b,snee. dea.
bidder for cash at the court house door Ok
Wake county, in Raleigh, y. ,N'CssnrST,. rT S,.
9rh day of May, 1893, At II O'clock N. the
following described property. to-wit: The
newspaper published in the city of Raj
eigh, n. u, daily and weekly. under the
name and style OF the STATE CHRoSICLE,
and ali the types pressing, imposing stones,
mailing type and gsueys, cases, fixtures,
Office furniture materials, and property be
longing or apperasining TO aid Chronicle
| Publishing Company, used with said news
| paper, or in any manner cann-cted with IL,
| and also the subscription BOOKS, and
advertising books. good Will, franchises
and contracts for advertising OF said cor
| poration and newspaper.
JOSEPHUS DANIELS
| Mortgagee
The above sale Is postponed until Mon
day the 18th day of May. 1898, at IL O'Clock
The state chronicle., 1893-05-13
Fell Forty five Feet Into Well.
alisbury Herald.

Mrs J. NJ. Redwine, of Albemarle,
went out to her we'll early this morn
ing to draw some water, and while
there the curbing gave way and she
fell TO the bottom, a distance of
about forty-fve feet. Assistance
was promptly rendered, and Mrs.
Redwine was rescued from her
dan gerous position. The extent OF
her injuries was not learned when
the train left Albemarle.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-13

The proprietors OF Ely's Cream
Balm do not claim it to be a cure all
but a remedy for catarrb, colds in the
head and hay fever. 1t is not a liqui
or snuff, is easily applied in the nos,
trils. 1t gives relief at once, SOC.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-13

l had catarrh of the head and
throat for five years. l used Ely's
Cream Balm, and from the first appli.
cation l was relieved. The sense of
smell, which had been lost, was re-
stored after using one bottle. / have
found the Balm the only satisfactory
remedy for catarrh, and it has effected
cure in my case.-H. L. Meyer,
The state chronicle., 1893-05-13

A leather trust has been organiz-
ed. It promises to be the toughest
of all monopolies.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-13
What is

Ga1cra Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children It contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance It is harmless substitute
fer Paregoric, Drops. Soothing Syrups and Castor
It is Pleasant. Its is thirty years.
Millions Of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms
feverishness. Castora prevents vomiting Curd.
Diarrhoea and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teehing troubles. constipation and fatulency.
Castoria assimilates the food regulates the
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-.
Children's Panacea-the Mothers Friend
The state chronicle., 1893-05-13

The real place for dress parade
is at military ball.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-13

MIR. Randall Pope, the retired drug.
glst of Madison, Fla, says, Dec. 8,
1889, he regards P. P. P, Prickly
Ash, Poke Root and Potassium. az
the best Alternative on the market, and
that he has seen more beneficial re-
suits from the use of it than any othe,
blood medicine
The state chronicle., 1893-05-13
CasrOrla.

.CAstosia is an excellent medicine Tor cn,I-
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children
Dr. G. G. Osaoop,
Lowell. Mass
The state chronicle., 1893-05-13

"Ihe flowers that bloom in the
spring are not more vigorous than
are those persons who purify their
blood with Ayers Sarsaparilla. The
tabled Elixer Vita could scarcely i'm
part greater vivacity to the counter
ance than ahis wonderful medicine.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-13
Cas:orla.

Cas:orlas
'sCestoria is so we'll adapted to children tnss
recommend it es superior to any prescription
known to me-"
II. A. AncHER, II. D.,
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. r
sour physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly OF their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that tbs
merits Of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it."
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPKNsARY.
Boston, Mass
ALLEN G. SIXTH, Pres
'orrav Street New York Cikv.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-13

''Casaos13 is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
stead of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hu-tful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DR. ]. r. KINCHUOE,
Conway. Ark.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-03
Tribjabrs Mm3ii9e
fiir 3<rre,t&

G lit mrr Sbnn S6mars an 9seB rine Sprfanms
hem mfans scben men nner gnrratb hnn nnsn Sc
gen brier Saiinu ba Srrb 1T auurnsmertb nnh
Ibri bieier Sndt aaes, fribn abren sfe
bcn gSr ban mIbt nit RIdF9t an Cite nnb SBl aac
bersnbcn saiun bren INN habr mrrben Sic brrannen
baB bei ser Cuaat un preie bic 10 mic 10 un neoger nS,
as bic Gaft in bem Sabre bri nbrser nb ais
iemaIs nbu uno Sisuns msnsn n in bieiem
Sabre ebeanten brbnrugt 9Sr baben be 9Saaren
81 nn sps,a sm gsir f6nmen Sbuen elesuuteu
puten Gla mmsarn n3u elegant scarbe GnauaBz nher
ndaGpns n pber bnppcrB S15 seben 2snn s bn anf
Seflnng MAIDEN aen, mnbe Sbncn minhcrn $25 fun ND
bee snrtsn nb S1S $40 S2 S25 Baben nbcnten
&ammgarm Seunas Smar; Su, ale SB So S12,
S15 SIS 500 Siicbsn fno cr fam mir fDnnn Scbcn
aurienen sln Snle ge6uis nsge Surebns nnb Bring a
berts gut bic bette ellc @rbcit bab 10 ner
@oernc Gbepu aamr nmn umepnn ansc a mad ben neneen
gnrru S1O S12 SIS SIS $40, Sic paren rlb bel bnen
ullen. Sehcr Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-03
M MableD & Care to.
gro6e Offer bargains
Mdnnsrz uno knabsn An,isrn
seacu-
tleine &ndeniablnasen
&edfs OerIasIinen SaSem,

9ir 519 unb 521, Glib 4roabfpap.
60 gcidJdittg, luie mir MN l,in f0nueu-
uno bic 9roBeu Bargains uuO Der leidJte
Grsbit, Die mir s.ben, bewerffelligen Das
@ei9ail. SGir ofierirt.u uic SleiO.r iold,'
hober Stufe - tbatia6lid uerfaufeu mir
pnm sdnetSer semahte s(nsiise sum
Yreiie fertige:. lnO Desbnb perben mir
a.itaftis sebalten-Oesbalb tommen giau-
ncr unO Snuben bon gans Baltimore, I'm
bier ibre 6riihiabrS 9(nsiige 81 erlansen;
bcnn mir geben ben SHaben juit Oenielben
Grebit, ruie ben Nannsru-unO Su sIeider
3eit uerf0uitn mir wohlieiler, als ir9eno
ell SaargelO @sidGft III Der Stapt. 9Sir
pertaufen mOueue Snnbeu 2tuSiige ais
Swtsbs unO GbeuiOts iir IS, Die anbcrz
marts duenfbalbeH tHr 50 nertduit lperotn;
nnO uniere sle9anten @Oniirmutions: 9ln;ii=
&c, idmmtlJf sum Sra9en an SfersSonns
ta9e bereit, sH 81 iIuo meyfwIrSig biIllg.
9iinsIings 9(nSase Unit langsa !9Oi,n),
9leid Den Manner- 9u;ii9eu gemad)t, per.
tanIen mir bis 81 $S berab-uuf GreOtt;
9anS uorSiglite Iu;ii9e, tur iueldJe Sbuen
re9elmGBlg $40 uno $l2 abuerlaugt werbeu
limb mir nebmen fleire 3ahlungen, ME
Sic bu8 @eln pasu baben.
Sir Otter. SOnutas ofierireu mir gani be-
iOnpsre Ittraftioneu III Saldlen=llhreu uuo
Sd)mudiaden iiir Ssrreu IND 0ameu -
unb Sie besablen, lp.nu Sic bas @elo Sur
6uno haben.
Sergehcn Sic nid)t, buB OaS unIelise bas
bebeuteupite uno beile Eager III Der Staot
1T, nno paB Jcren IrtIfel nulere @araHtie
begleitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-03
Gin. Srau SOSe p.sbrannt

CINE Srou;uG GOoe uerbraunt.
= 0rau 9tsiou @alopea pom S.rfel,D.
SprIues, 98..Sa., woate eiu grasfeuer III
Der 9idbe hires Snuies lolden, bamtt bas=
ieIbe uidlt Die Sbeuue ergreife, tru9 aber 10
idwere SrauowuuDeu eauon, oaB iie etui9e
Stnnoeu parauf ltarb.
Srau Sohn Wapue5 uon Der rgSh bite.
5ouie- Sarm" in Der 9idbe Don gtortb= Ga,
Mb., wOute ON Samitas eiu S1iII 6.uer
Dor ihren 9aule I0i4.n, babel entSnnocten
iit ihre Sleio.r, uuo in fnrs.r 3eit mar oi.
Srau bon ben 5Iammen umbIat unb ting
lebens9eiahrliGe Eranbmuneeu oapou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-03
J1ldllller(6m
SOGige 8ieoerb.ritelluug Der @ciuubbeIt
unO geid)ltHtlidlen 9fuitisfcit
mitteIf Der
2aeaatidbcn giaitparm, 81 banoIans.
erfOlsreid, NO aass anOsrs i.bls,ialas.u.

GrfUlsrcid, mo- ales auoere ieblseitlus.u.
Sic 2aeaueTdbs g7absse unS ibre goriuas.
ltn,re BrdpGrnt; b,is.n Or. "a Saaeids StiIHttt,l
aui Grunb Der Glafia6t, eas mir bic nriprinat6t
6ormel Dem btrnbmten ArIte bities Rantns eTz
h,ltcn unttr GaIantie, eas, fans mir DateI bic
gtHfutruns I,i1cr HehanelurS unb i,lH,r 9eils
mttel ansemefien inhtH oten, Dies urter leHeT pes
sednuna s.htbeH pirbt. Sor eIrscn 9dhItn fan
Ir goSalle aui bic Sbce, ucrpois unb e.ihlt6tlde
geiocn burb SebouoluHa pom Viafbarm aus bu turl"
rcE iuoem fiob poH oemftIben fclstret Sortbells
pcrlpIad1:
l. apvIifutiou Der glitt,l br,'t an Sis b,r srants
belt.
= SermciSuus Der g,rbnuuns uuS asidpd6uHs
Der Dirtidulfeit beI Ditttel.
g gna. anndberuns an al, scb.ut,nb,n uuteren
GeFfnuHgen Der 3udeHmarfSncrpen aus Der 9Dlrbcls
idue mo paber erlttertes GInerinaeH 5u Der gters
penfuiiisfeit uno Der 9Iaiis ess StbIrHs uro 8ud'
gratis.
4. Der Bati,nt tauu I'D ,Ibn nit iebr s,riustn es'
f;u obn. sIrlt ptrfi.asn.
8. SbI SebIaud erforocrt feline BerdneeuIH9 Der
9iGt obtr eebeEsssfp ohubetter.
q. sic finb abolut unhdolIh.
Z. Sic fino ltidt SebeHl an Srt uro Stenc
eHiufhhrsH une pirfsn uHriitelbar aul ntn Sis oeS
uebes iHntrholb freEistr, ais elmer haeen StnHbe.
SiHidqise Uiduntr, hsr:H sraft gtffDd6t, osrer
Rerp,r :rihopH heren @eit fumpt stuoresr, oereu
9ehenstIait 1erloTcR If, Hoer ere uuo heitdHoIse
Stcttung ourb QaS1lt's 6eiImitieI, ben btffeH nHo
aIItinistn 6rcunb, futIGeu Der stiocHsc betst
aaFdst meetJiutid,sr Sa@Oerttanoiaer iber
Die abfUrbirsnoe &raft OeS NeftumS.
Soutcn SN odS SNNtuH9uHgSOttNo9tH pcS ntul~
barnrs btIuti,ln, 70 pcIoen Gle GuifdruEs firoeH IN
Or. SoocH6amm.rs rlit 5ttdt 6erlihlateM Ncrt nbtr
eieitE GegeHidne, ionic IN ben mtoplHueH !3tllE
itriften BIKES eaEbe5 uHo DmtdIaHo's, 6rnHirtits
uHh GnsIanes.
8aS oer seTunse 1'snfdIenpe eritanD taet.
Ban fpirot ctutn 9ienThtn fur ebtEie ihorft ers
HdreH, peldheI, I'M eiu @eIdlpnr am SttH 0eer cHen
eebrotcncu Singer in beleH, arSntieH ei1nthmen uue
nitt Die e.,isnrten lSaitmittsl uno Saber unntel'
bar aui benz lebeHoer 2btI stbrduteH Dollts, fuIe
D.nieHistH, DeldeI eanlsHtraHt5.ii oeeI Shpatt ~
beiIeH ueruteH pcie, obne bic Senc febit IN NHsrN
Ju ne6Mtn, DIt 9ics ourdb ben Ssbrnud BON Dr. "a
Sales eIesaIien uHiddoltdeR "Bolus Remedies"
scihs6eu taHH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-03
Rirean Der StraBeu=0nr1brumss
~ H on, ,Ssi fYorc

Baltimore. ben 80. 9dr, 1898.
Su re6ereiHflmmuH9 nit ben 8erorbnuRecN oe5
Soltmorer 9cieFbuhes, grtifel Il, MAIDEN Die CONS
midre fur Stro6eH= =Ourbrdle in Baltimore bernlit
betannt, oaB lie aui ofieTter 9luftion an Srt uHo
Stele an Di,tipodl, ben II. apriI 1898, yiadlmlts
tags 3 llhr, oas gausc 0ruuoitud oper Sbeue oeis
iclbcu, bic I'M Bette Der rSpuioiu=MHcn eeleaeE ipie
oId1e ittt uuter Der /. Stobrr 1887 pom Niauor
mo Staerath uoH Baltimore on9eHommenen Sroorz
Han3 Cir. JOG Don Der 5iloom= bis iur Safcritrase
burcn6rod1en ulro, oeriauieH peroer.
Die porbeia9teH GruHbfude i1o auI Dem Blame
uno nit Setter U, marftrt uHb, fpie iol9t, be-
idlrieben:
Sesinnt on Der SreuSuns ber Norooitleite Der
SouloHzgllIeb nit Der Subofsite BON SatcrzStrase.
SaHH Ilooih areHSeno bic Jioroofieiie Der Spulz
ou=9lQtp 60 tSle, mehr ODER lpeniger, bis su Tduo
Sorn's Got; oaHH noroofib 5uS 3oa, rnehr ODER
iueHiaer, bis 81 trau 9barles 4RcJiae'5 Got; odnu
noroueftIit so 5t, msbr ooer rpeniser, sur 8afcrs
niger, bis sum slnianespuntte.. 01s poreenanHte
GruHoitid ooer Sbeile ocilelbeH fuerbea beim Ser
feufe iobeH sSertberboburgs=S =Steuern uHt.rrporien
ieiH, lpic lie ourn Die SoEoemnirune uno Surdbrez
dung Der Souloin=alep auierlest nerben mo9eH.
Ter ooer Die Sduter fiHo aebdten, sim ooppeIten
Setraec oes Saulitiuinas Siraffaft ndr su ifeler,
baS dies beiagte SGufselb an Dem Gage, On peItsm
bic Gomuiiidre bereit inh, bas Seiisredlt ubcr bic
beideten. 10 perfaEfteE Grunoiiide iu uhertra9cE,
entrid1tct plro.
SamucI i. SbarrettS,
Souis Se6,
Samcs Or. Bretper,
Gommiiidre
Roberf =. 8reeR, 9fcrt.
TattbetpS & &irfIano,
(76,S1sO auftlcnatoIf"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-03
Dos Tanbtruniprfen at Der Yattfie,
Ritite.

Gacomu, @aiB., 1. 2lpril. 9tm
SOnnerltas8 s2lbcno luurOe in Ya(nerz
Citation, A Oteilen BON bier, Der Saul
mann Sobn GeterIon, alS CT ieinen %as
ben ihlicBcn wollte, bon bret Wtaafirten
iibsrfalleu uno nieOer9ei6la9en. 9tl5
Salfc Bcrbeieiltc, entflOben Die 9tauber,
wuroen aber pon cincm Bohc perfOl9t
unO nud beIti9em 9SiOeritanbe iiberluGlz
ti9t. Giner BON linen iuurbe erldolien
uno Die beiOsn anOereu gefanscn scnOmz
men. AOtan 9laubt, OaB Die 9fauber su
einer orsuniiirten 8anbe qebOren, sic i'm
pOrisen ,oerbit Die Sant in GOslpn be-
raubtc unO einige 3eit ipGter in ser
ser 9tabe BON SOt Springs eineu Der
iOneu5u9 Der 9iOrtBern Bacific" iibers
fie(,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-03
Jrii6j06rs= =lle6er1ie6er

wInt, On unrem Nummub Orrab m6en Der Sic TO-
wo Bni Suantat alS audi Der SuatG 5ueOcn cIen mb
Gut st eesane aucrbai ebcr5 fir 81 $3.50 $3.50
Seer 6n fir $10 $12 $3 $14. Cine pGt Sammun9
punSs0nn uebern $15 $50, $685. ul nit Sbe
9atr unerc 9fbn Snatnngs srtn mb IN bei Saion
IberOn aae bic neueen acons in 6iba9rs on0n unteru9
Srumpfwaan fur3, Iu 9eb0t,
6Hbbr5u atun9 u MAIDEN. Die bn Suol6ten. Die nnbr9'n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-03
Gus Der Gbieaeo'er 0erbredttrs
Gbrouit.

GBicasO, 1. 9pril.-@lne 9eutz
ide, bie MIR unter Dem 9tamcn ,2ouiie"
betanut mar unb in 9tr. 344, Stateitr. ,
pObnte, wnrOe bcute III ibrcm Sette err
mOrOet aufseiunOen. Sie mar scltcrn
fpat 9(benos nit einem Ntanne, ser uie
Elm 0eutI6er auSiab, nad Sauie gez
fummen. Als fic beute fciu yebensSei>
dsn uOn iid CAB uno Oie Sbir ibres
3iumers 9ewaltiam 9eOiinet wurOe,
fanO man iie tOOt in ibrcm Bette. Der
S6aOel mar ibr nit elmer SieriloI9e,
bic blutbeoeft neben Der &cidc lag, eins
geidlasen wOrOen. Gin MannsrOf,
Der iiber ben SOpi Der Scias 9ele9t mar,
lit Die ein;i9e Spur, Die Der 0tOrSer
BinterIaiicn bat. Wtan 9Iaubt, OaB es
ii6 um einen rsifll9 iiberle9tsn OturO
banbelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-03

ift felt bielrn Sabren briunbrrs ss'
i9aBt als rin upbItbuenbes Nittrl
iumubl fir ale 6ruHiifrn, mir ufu>
ten Granibriten Der SuftrObrr, iuis
5uiteu, S9nupfeu, Sruu6itis Mns
aitbma. giels Snuisnbe babrn bic
mubltbatise @irfuug bisits unI9ak=
barren Eraparats rrfabrru, u. &rr3tr,
tuie 6eleBrts unsrfenuen IS lberan,
bak Die SeitanStbsils, .urIde ;uHrilt
bel Subereituns DieIes @ittrls psrs
tpenSet tuerSen, 10 irnrn gebnrru,
tpel9r fir lire beiliamr Wirfnns in
inl6sn qnaleuDen Sslbmrrbrn ,u,
meiit brfannt iinb; gan; beiunSrrs
iinS oiesbs;iisli6 bic grGparatr nun
6nnig, 6nrtbnunS (anOnrn) uub
Sbrer an3usmpfeblsn.
Sas itnh swar ultmnniidr, abrr
birlcrprubte 6rilmittrl fir brnndyi.
tii6e Sri9mtrbrn, iie iftbsn bel arr3s
ten, mic brrm Sulfc in pupnlGrifrm
9rbrGnb unb iinS NIT anbcrru
usrtbbnlleH Sugrrbruiieu 9smii9
berbunoeH lit
5ale'8 6pni9 30" !0prebpunb
(@npprn) lulb 9heer.
SSW@NNHY 0,A,br,rro.r ~
9l9t nebmsn! Strz
Ionst Saber aus
orTdlid sales
&,onig bon
SorcbOMmo
(MnoOrn) mo
Sheer, II. nebmt
ia nidltS gluosrts on
6,1en Stcqc.
Gum Srrfaui bri apntbefrrm unS
bei alien Webi,inbGuolcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-03
Sol11t 6. Srible.

2Sir finb icDr achditig. GGrIidc @Garcn, chrlidcr
2Serb; eS peroeH SbHcH felHe ucn atitellt, I'M Jb'
men riebere 2SaareH SIT uertauieH. GIN 8rcis, ben
i1io Stess; hc oeH 9oneE 2setl9 !IL ,to
neHe Geitder, gc ;uiricoen uro ubcreI9t, Dag iulr
ole uriere yertdlerunaeH, iuelhe mir benz Yublifm
MAIDEN, balteH uHo GIsiubrcH. Tribes Saocn III
Der popudrite glae, iuo Sic bohite Scoienune uRo
Sbre 2SaareH prompt in 5brc gHohnuHs eebrdd)t
halteH. Sinbunoert G5ros NGarndoelu, fiir uro 3
Cents oos 9ros; bielelbeu rHo bibh. gut aemadt
uno feiH polirt uno foHEen IN SdIopGtt, SerHfteiu
uno SdbDarj erhulten neroen. Gs Diro SGren 2usen
aut thuen, uner Sdqcr poH Sdmndlaten Su iebcH.
Sic 9ettcn= =4rmbdRber, SidcrbeitsHaoeln, soloeHtu
3iH9e, @ranattcnnaoeIn, ioDie Die ed)ien Sdilopdtz
oaorHaoeIH uEo =admms bioeR cine ibOrc Ausfi,Iz
lung. Seoer=gSGdrsH uHo Die 9roStc 2lustpohI pom
Sdd)crn, bIbitlcn Yllocrabmcn, NaoeIbaItcrH, Bar
tumcrez6adleR mo yttppindltn. SouptnirzSoffeI
aus SterlHs Sibcr ueriertigt, 9S Gents. yattild,z
Sberz uno zllEtcrtaiicH.
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SaItinorc's tpo@entIid)e StcrbIid,.
fctts<Statiitif.


Sn uerlui fen.r g3od)e lpurbeu POS 9os
bssidQ. I'M bi.Iaeu @ciunOhslts 2lmts eiuz
b,rihtet, 15 mebr, ais III Der Sorpod)e, 4
psni9er, als i'll Der l892er Yarauelmpf)e
unO reip. 81 unb IA mehr, ale III Ocu corr
rcipononenben 8o9en Don 1921 uno 1890.
Die 81 0teilieu-I7-tarben in Der 49,, 9te=
mauo in Der 4. g9aro. Son ben Seiiorbeneu
pareu Sc mdunIld.n, 100 pelbl. @eidledts !;
lis III ben Ser. Staatcn, 81 i'll 2luslanoe
ssborene 99,ib. NIB SO S6uar;.; As inter
i, % swii6en unD 3, 50 Swiia.u 20 unO
1O4 Sabreu alt. Su Spltalern iiarb.u 8
Yerionen; i'm 5uftbanl.. Gs harbeu 81
oil 9uuseu Gn1sunOuna, 90 oil guug.u=
ifminpludt, 9 oil Alt,rsitmahe, an
Sri9hfitcm Riereuleloen.
als on auItedenoen Srauiheiten baruie=
Der lissenO ilnr 9ipbtperitis-, 13 Sbr.
brli.HlGm.uunss=, l s9tnbpOdeu., 2 8rau,
ne, 8 Sd,arIatiieberz nnO 46 Dtaieru.Ya=
tieuteu uOu asrstsu einbsrittet wOroeu.
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6 a % { betf ett
-oer-
llifrfn, pla(r unb DOrftb Dri(t.

Sbr. 8ebanbluus unb 5eiluHg rbne ItaseH'
0ieoiiinirung.
atHnS,iten: Sdufs.s lrHirer, auiff,ben b,l
Nadt, I'm II urinireR, Shrert eber Bremen bel'm
9ufitn bes Wafers, gattTopielH Don nrlE, radecm
Dies etih.ben, SersIoseIuHg Der YoTr,9ornit mo
Susbt'lde gitItHiraHfb.it.
Die eRtfftesene wo5ltb6tse g9irfune utro erIielt,
neil man bic SciImitteI mn ttteIbar
am SiBe BeS 2eibenS appItiirt,
ps fs iid uom sr0st,H Wussn ,rrpeiitn pereeu.
Iubt ,r unmitt,bar am plaieHbals. Slaituit.iu,
Befsrfutt ser SriH. unh t5ist.
3e6anofnttg.
SpeIifiide Seilmittel fir ipeiifidt Getben.
1. 2pe,itie,r RurjuB, bI Sdpd6..GusHlE.
I,n SerIflpejen Ni6.nihm.Tten uiru SIS bic enl.Ire
Shattel; Der uonfdnhtst 9urius nit brtt StGdteE,
ItifsHh aIi 9leHate, $40.
2. Rurius mr. II, far 17aanerfawa6s.
eine gGattl Ilr tinfe6e o6er iriihs ydns $6; bret
Sdahteln fur faDere uue cnoouerHee palt BET DfdH@
ber ben nittIercH SGbrsn, iairatta s,utsn ulD
81 fur oTei ylonste.
s. 9ierenbIaien. aurfuS, b,i urina, EiaitHs
anb gorfskorii.n'G Gs6D.retH. Cine ShGhttI 81,
Iruet S6adieln IS, hIei S6asteIn $40.
4. Rrattteeneer Guriut, beienoers seeisnet
ais Etdrtuna tHx Berfouen peIce htlrdtbeH heao~
fhtis,u. Gin. S6ad9ttI 81, eTsi SdaHttIH $40 thT
oIcI Vionote.
r,ines SIut uiru CINE S6att.l SIS; ertinonatIihe
SebaHeluns oo.r roller Surlus SO.
Sudb nit 3eusuiiieu uno GtbrautsaHueiuns sIoa
tis gian ihrtibt an:
DIR. HANS TRESK0W,
gr. 822, 8rOao~eH, Rew'Derf, b. .
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g VITAL1ZED AIR - perbeHerte 0e=
UrfrStBo oes ss3abmeussteksns. Sdmerss
los uro seiabrloS fir iflmdGitc RcrIoa.n. Dem
Gas pcr;i;lshen. @cbiic S5 bis S15. G,aIofaiuns
81 bis So. e. s.. gSaruer, NJ. D., e. Sruocr,
grtafp= uno Saratoaaitrass. (5S-)
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Ser antt6tSs etser
fur eIeaante 9ebauiunsen
si6t oieieIbe Sort. sise, ipie Sampi.
AIua S9ubbaro e. 6utttp.I
(79,S1,3s) Baltimore, Mo.
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mninr,A Gcftaei,f

gum gusb,iitra uon YorbtadH, 0Iosndeu, 0lecr:
itnum, Soicn, Bum Anltlmen bon SluarozGueus:
Spis,H Ii. /. ID. 15 uno 25 Cts. SH allen GpotGcten
(5tbr. %, ,SdDioHi-s)
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Scr 9emti4e GorreipeMbemt,

Ed9ltdJ, f6plpchIlI1 - y
n. Ssaiue, 6iaemtbhmer nns Resatfesss.
elb,p.itsgde saltimor.= =Strase uno Bof=Sffee,dss.
Breis b.s fdeIidaen @Eattes, burf ards.r in Bal.
tirror, urb in Der Radbaritdft b.orat, 12t< Gts.;
foaItdbe unb Spnnta % sMuSg gabe 15 etc. bro
esabIbar podeIt!it, an o. eas sIatt bsorsenb.n
Toqfa1 Observation-Disclosures $50 BRO sabr, Far shr,,t.
5et inn 8crbdItnis fur bic b pod,entIie,e duSaobe
nit eonntassbIatt. portofrti, nit absus lr Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sasr, nap irs.no stnem 6rt. bss SnIaE.
Fro Sobr-Das bette unb btHistte oenfidle SIstt
In ben 1ittcl- unb eioftaoten.
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gcriud,.n Sic unier i5Ioih,rb,r. es if rtirss
Sopien= uno Dial5s8l Gs crScuat i,ineR Sutl.
Gs 1T tin fraftfidrieRoes g,trdrf, Der Gciunoz
belt MIR SutrdsItt.
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9as 21euefe aus 9eatf6fano.
Cbation fir Sismnrd.

Der @eburtstns beS Qlt &eidstun;lers
9ldnSeuber sefeiert, als le ;uuor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-25
Communicating.

Last night Mr.. William Cavan-
augh and Miss Title Binz, both
well known in San Antonio, were
united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony. The marriage ceremony
was performed in St.Joseph's Cath
Ollie church, and the happy couple
left for Austin over the Inter
national and Great Northern,
where they will reside in the
future. The festivities We're at
tended by a number of intimate
friends, and supper was parta ken
of at the brides residence, OnYDaw-
son street. The bridesmaids and
groOms were Mr.. Frank Hunt and
Miss Lottie Herweck, Mr.. Monte
Small and Miss Fanny Cavanaugh.