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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-26
His Question Was Answered.

A rather vulgar parsonage, who had
been created 2 marquis a few months
previous to our story, managed to get
himself invited to a court ball. The
new fiedged marquis could not contain
himself for joy, and exhaled proud
satisfaction at every pore, Casting an
olympian glance around the room, he
CHANGED to spy among the ladies the
tall, angular figure of an elderly
matron, with compressed lips, as
though afraid of wasting her breath,
and as lean as lath. She was lean
ing on the arm of young gentleman.
''Who is that nanny-goat?" said the
noble lord to a gentleman who was
standing beside him. And the latter
replied with q knowing smile: :'That
nanny-goat is the ambassadress of
s., the mother of the kid who is
giving her his arm, and the wife of the
old buck who has the honor of speak
ing with your I'll Goivedi
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-26
The Best State Paper Mr.. Cleveland
Ever Issued.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, May 8 1898.
1T has become apparent after two
months experience that the rules
therefore, promulgated regulating in.
terviews with the President have
wholly failed in their operation.
The time which under those rules
was set apart for the reception of
Senators and Representatives has
been almost entirely spent in listen,
ing to application for office, which
have BEEN bewildering in volume,
preplexing and exhausting in their
iteration and impossible Of remem.
brance.
CA due regard for public duty
which must be neglected if present
conditions continue, and an obser
vance of the limitations placed upon
human endurance oblige me to de-
cline from and after this date all
personal interviews with those seek.
ing appointments to office, except as
[, on my own motion, may especially
invite them, The same considera-
tions make it impossible for me to
receive those who merely desire TO
pay their respects except on the days
and during the hours especially
designed for that purpose.
II earnestly request Senators and
Representatives 10 aid me in secur.
ing for them uninterrupted interviews
by declining to introduce their con-
stituents and friends when visiting
the Executive Mansion during the
hours designated for their reception.
Applicants for offices will only pre-
judice their prospects by repeated
Importantly and by remaining at
Washington 10 await results"
Such an order ought to have been
issued fifty yeare ago. Let it be
supplemented by dismissal only for
cause, and all post offices be filed by
election by persons within the deliv
cry of the office.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-26

About 1000 reform papers are
laundering the doctrins which have
been embodied in the Peoples party
platform. There principles are direct,
definite. They carry on their face
their meaning. Every one of ordinary
intelligence can comprehend them.
The two old parties have nothing
definite to present to the people-a
few glttering generalitles hazy and
foggy, capable of any kind of con-
struction; bluster, Office, party. poppy.
cock politics, braggadocio and sound
signifying nothing. When forced to
show their hands the people will 1nd
they hold nothing. They must bo tn
go. It's only question of time and
6 short time at that.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-26
BUYING A STAMP.
AS Usual, There Was Good Deal of Tai
About 1t.

AS Usual, There Was IA Good Deal of Talk
About 1t.
''HoW many stamps do you sell for a
quarter2" she said to the stamp clerk at
the post office.
twenty-five one-cent ones, or twelve
two-cent ones, ma'am,"
"Qon't you give back the odd cent
changer"
Certainly"
'Are they the Columbian stamps or
the old kind?'
81 can give you either"
Don't the old-style ones come little
cheaper now9'
mo, ma'am."
81 thought they would. They're out
of style, you know"
1.-THE government receives them the
same as the new ones in payment of
postage, and many people prefer them. "
"But theiF red color doesn't match
some styles of envelopes"
II can't help that"
Couldn't you sell me dozen of the
old two-cent ones for fifteen cents?'
''No, ma'am."
Couldn't you on Friday?"
''No, ma'am."
''But that's bargain day in the stores. -
Possibly, but not at the post office. :"
when is your bargain day?"
t'We don't have any,"
'Not have any bargain day! Well,
neverl And my husband told me the
post office was run on business princi-
pies. Why, you don't know the first
principles of business won't patronize
such an establishment I'll go across
the street and buy stamp at the drug
store" Which she did.-William Henry
Siviter, in Harper's Bazar
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-26
VOL XIV. RISING SUN, CECIL COUNTY, Md, FRIDAY, M
The Story of the Millennium,

A fascinating picture of the possibi-
lities Of future development on the
earth and of the condition of mankind
in the ten thousandth century, when
interplanetary communication has been
established and the "dream of the ages"
become reality, is one of the special
features of Demoresfs Family Maga-
zine for June. 1t is compiled from the
records of the Optimists' Club, an or
ganization established for foretelling
the future Of the world, and the unique
illustrations tell the story as vividly as
the words. If one admires pictures Of
handsome women and who does not?-
over score of them mag be seen iD the
same number, illustrating Society
Leaders of Indiana" In "Familiar
Talks on the Different Schools of Art"
we are introduced to the Venetian and
Spanish painters and many of their
most noted works. "The French EN-
bassy and the European Legations" are
treated of in a superbly illustrated
article. "The Diary of an Athletic
GirP' tells all about tennis teas and
tennis dresses; from ga Caravan Out
ing" one learns about the newest and
most charming way of spending vaca
ton; and if the suggestions in Summer
Furnishing" and The Guest.Room"
are carried out one may be sure of
having an attractive home for the hot
weather. The story of GA Victim Of
the Bargain Counter will appeal to
many victim; the other stories are all
good, and the numerous departments
replete with helpful matter. Demoresfs
always contains plenty to interest every
member of the family; and is published
for only 50 year, by W. Jennings
Demorest, Is E. 14th St., New York.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-26

There is nothing I have ever used
for muscular rheumatism that gives
me as much relief as Chamherlain's
Pain Balm does. I have been using it
for about two years-four bottles in all
-asoeoasion required, and always keep
a bottle of it in my home. I believe 1
know good thing when get hold of
it, and Pain Balm is the best liniment
have ever met with. w. B. Denny,
dairyman, New Lexington, Ohio. so
cent bottles for sale by E. T. Reynolds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-26
A BRIGHTER MORROW.

Dark cloud-folds wave above us,
The squadrons Of the rain
Bear down upon the forest,
And sweep along the plain;
They break their shining lances
Against our loved retreat
And trample our sweet blossoms
With swift, unsparing feet;
Yet will our hearts be joyous,
Nor grief nor trouble borrow;
There cometh peace, the storm will cease
There'n be o brighter morrow!
So, when our lives are darkened,
And clouds of i'll hang DER,
Well never fear the sunshine
Will fill the world no more.
" Let not your hearts be troubled"
Still kindly sayeth He
Whose mandate hushed the waters
OF stormy Galilee
He brings the balm of Gilead
To heal the wounds of sorrow;
At His behest, there cometh rest
Therell be q brighter morrowi
Brave brother, art thou weary,
And Is the journey long?
Dear sister, dost thou falter,
Has sorrow stilled thy song?
Rejoice! the sunset reddens,
The clouds are rolling by,
The glorious "bow of promise"
Hangs in the eastern sky
Thy heaven will be sweeter
For days of earthly sorrow;
The storm will cease. there cometh peace
Thsre'll be a brighter morrow
Andrew Downing, in Inter Ocean.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-26

A small schoolgirl recently handed
in real gem in the shape of defini-
tion of the difference between fort
and a fortress The former, she ex-
planned, was ''strong place where
they put men in," and the latter was a
similar place where they put women
in."-Washington Post.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-26

Does any sensible person now
doubt that the price of presidential
nomination in either of the old party
conventions is pledge to the inter-
ests of the money power?-1he Too.
sin, Washington, D. G.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-26
TESTIMONIALS published in
u behalf of Hoods Sarsaparilla are
as reliable and worthy of confidence as
if from your most trusted neighbor.

"Business" men are like wolves ;
they hunt in gangs, relentlessly
pursuing their victim to the death.
And when one of their number gets
crippled the rest devour him in an
instant.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-26

A man who reads and then thinks
becomes a power and is able to con-
vert and control others ; the man who
reads but refuses to think becomes
the tool of the party politician and
helps enslave his fellows.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-26

Hunker lat Mrs. Dinsmore's small
and early)-I hope we shall have little
music.
Spatts-So do AS little as possible.
Truth.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-26

Importers, Jobbers and Retailers of DRY
GOODS of every description, including
Dress Goods, Silks, Linen Goods, Mourning
Goods, Laces, Velvets, Embroideries, Quilts
Blankets, Shawls, Flannels, Domestic Cotton
Goods, Ladies', Misses and Gents Hosiery
and Underwear, Gloves, Notions, Ladies
and Misses Wraps, Ginghams, Calicoes,
Sattines, Embroideries, Trimmings, &c.
Samples promptly sent, when we receive
instructions of what is wanted, coors pre-.
ferred, about the price required. &c., &c.
HAMILTON EASTER g. SONS,
BALTIMORE, MD.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-05-26
LADIES

LADIES
Needing tonic or children that want bullolng
up, should take
BROWNS IRON B1TTERs.
1t is pleasant to take, cures Malaria, lndlges-
ton and Biliousness. AL dealers keepit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-31
G II [ | d!
2Sioerri,f Der Stf6erRfaulef.
43 gegen 80.
Ser Silbrri6minbel itirbt i6mer.
Stespart fampft bis sun, Ietten Graben.
stespart fampft bis suH Iesten Graben.

9Saibington, .. g., 80. Sft.
- Sm Senate ieete Otoraan leiue
Sbltruftlonsrebe fort uno iplad tros
idwersu unwobIielus bis nad] 2 ubr,
uorauf anoere SilberbOloe, wie SOnes,
Selt, Gsffer, SurriS II. I. ~, bas &ert
Der Sbltruftion forliestcn; ibre Sies
eesfreuolafeit hattie iie ieOOh perlallen,
unb ais Stepart 9e9en Ibeno lelne Dor
mebreren 9Sohen besOnnene 9febe ptes
Der auinubm, iablte er, oaB Die Sade
perlorenlei, oenn balb brad er ab nit
bem 9ufc: der Wiriel lit sefallen!"
absr CT iaste, Dies lei nod lanse nidt
oas Gnbe bes &ric9es. glls CT 9e9en
IS uhr auihOrte. jOroerte rer SicesPrda
iioent Ole stbitimmuns, uno Die Soors
becssgiu pailirte NIT 43 seseu 80
Stimmen; 3ebn Senatoreu maren nabs
scpaart," 10 oaB Der @ibcrruf ei9ents
LID 4S Stimmen bate.
Solsenoes iit Die 9lbitimmun9: bafiir
SS. Nlorld,, grice, @afIerD, CAN'T
ben, @areD, Guaom, Dauls, 0iron,
0olpb, Suultuer, 6rpe, gauinssr,
@tb Jon, @orman, @rap. Sale, Sawz
lep, 'Sissins, Sia, Soar, SuntOn,
&inOiap, 2ob9e, McDtiaan, UlcPber.
ion, Olanberion, Wfias, Ofittea
(@isc.), Oiorrla, DiurpbD, YIatt,
BroctOr, Suap. 9taniom, SHERMAN,
Smitb, Squire. Stodbriose, 2urpie,
Silas, 8Oorbees, Maibburn unb Wbite
ga - 43;
Dasesen - So. ausn, Sate, serrp,
Butler, Gul, GOdrea, GOfe, Daniel,
Dubois, @sOrse, Sarris, SrbD, SOneS
(Arf), Sones (lteu.), &glc, gPartln,
Yasco, Befier, Yerflns. Pettigrew,
YOwer, Susb, 9toah. Sboup, Sierart,
Seller, Sance, Selt, @altpaa uno Npl>
colt - 81;
ubsepaart SS. MitGeG (Sregon)
uno gulion, GbanDIer II. @bite (Sal.) },
9olquitt uno TiliOu, 8almer uno
Sansborousb, @OrOon uuo Otorsan.
0as Geprd ientanten bans
nabm auf Sunter'S alntras, unterltiist
uon Dem 5fspublifansr aliOrie, eiuen
Grauerbei6luB fiir ben ermoroeten
SIrsermeliter Sarriion an. Morie
fonute lid'5 aber nidt perfneiien, elne
SesreDe sesen Die Iusldnrer 5u balten;
er meintt, Der 9tume Yreneersait Seute
auf auslanOiiden uriprun9 bin (oer
Same Otoric piclleidt nidt?). Der
Otann iei mabrideinIid, idlOn bel lclner
&anbuns wabniinni9 serpeien.
gSeelOf mOute leine &nomnOtbin9z
anselesenbeit pom leeten 6reitas pie>
Der auf oas Sapet bringen, wuroe aber
bonn Spreder auBsr Srbnuns erfIart.
Oates riei feline Bill auf. Die 9eaturas
liiationsseiese iu amenoiren uno bielt
cine tangere 9fEor, m petdler er auf Die
OiiBbraude goitoner uno gteps Yorfcr
@cribte aufmertiam madte.
9tah 9erlauf Der NiOrsenltunbe be-
i6aitiste iih oas Saus nit Der Sanfes
rOtt=Sta unO perlaSte ltd) alsann nm
hnlh < lIhr
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ShluS Der @eltausitelitns-
Sic ntpeiSe Staot" in 1rauer. - ~Garter S,ars
riipu=WempriaItaa."

@bicas so. Stt. - Nahrsno bes
aau;en SuqeS herrid1te beute III Der ppel,
zen Staot" Al @bsen beS ermorpeten
Wiapors ple sroBte &uhe. Die &eremOnle'n,
NIT melc)en heute uuler aroBem Subel uuD
@lodentlaug Die Aueltenung offlSieu sez
iuloljeu psrDen iollte, llnO aur Auuronung
pes General lrettors aus na9 uorberls
aer SeraIbuug MT bem 0uettorlum mo
Der 9tauonal.@ ommllpon abbeIeut moroeu.
I'm : teue Der perlUleoeuen AeDeu, Otullts
portrGge, Selltatelten uuo SIattern uUn
SauIeupen pou SIanoarteu uuo SGpueu,
perpeu iibcraa iSelaDeu Der Srauer treisu,
ole QrGBle 9SeltauSpeuung pIrO elLtad] III
So.9e Der of erIuGbnIen @ou9reB Atte sur
Ieug legten tunpe alS o!FSIeu 9eldlioneu
ertlar1; Die Sapnen blIeben auf 9albman,
ood) paro .Iig a3ett bes SUnuenunter9angee
elm Salut uon u SNiilien abgsteuert, nldll
inter augemeluem Subel ple beablld)tl9G,
lonDern Jap unbeadteI BON ben Seluperu
ais oifiSele IHtlinOl9un9 pes S4lunes DER
AusHeuun9.
2ie groBe Serlammluna in Der Seitballe,
in mel0er uaI oeln ufprun9lI0en BRO
sramm 9roBe 9ratuIauonsreoen 9ebalten
uno oeu auspdruge" Iusreuuugs 9oms
mlijdren Iuerfenuung tur ben Grfol9 tbrer
rep. 2duoer 9esout weroeH louten, tano
mobl I'M llbr Jta1mttags ratt, pIrosu
inter elnia0en uuo eiuDrutepouen @ere-
mouie'n Seinliiiie porSelelen uno auge.
nommen, III melneu Die na9 2aueuoeu
,ablenoe Meuse iprcm Sepanern ituer Oas
p.oBlldle Slul0eloeH oeS 10 belleoten 9Selt>
ausneaungs WiaporS Garter y. 0arriiou
ausrrud perlelht, uno oauu serlIreuten ll1
Die Spsllnebmer, iuabreno aa1 Der grobeu
Siqel ielerllue Sepeu selplelt Uurbeu.
9le 9ebauoc luaren, ME 9elrobnlldl, 9es
piineI, ol. SabI Der Selu9er e.ne le1r sroBe,
aDer teluerIel Aenlonnralonen, iuelGe ge=
aeu ben berrl1euoeu Sou Der Srauer mo
oes Setle.Ds perineBeu, iaHosu patt. 9lm
Abeuo uarD pas gloBe SalRn wobl llnmlz
urrt, ood) tunceu teinerIei @on;erte lIalt.
O.e Sel1liile laseu allies, mas Die be-
zen dieouer al 9unpen bes 2ahngeidlieDe=
uen hatteu laseu foGnen, peS9alb oeuu aud)
pas Gr6fuunss @ebet oes Yators Sobu
0eurn Sarroius pom Der BresbpIerlauer,
8,rd1e, b.l weld)em fat fem Ause roden
plIcb, Der eln;ise Hepe.attus mar, uauJ
uel6em Die Seid.iiiie bu:1 9rbeben Der
Anmeienpeu an9euommen musben.
Jia9Oem noW 4railoent palmer iormeu
uertiiuoet hattie, oaB III Sol9e elnsr GongreB'
Afte be Iusrelu q ais elHe 9Seltaustsls
luna OiIislea Su @uoe lei, sin9 mau ltlu unO
rubis, lule man setommen, uon panusu.
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Gus Der SmuoeSbaustitaot.
Ead, SraTIirn.

8aIbiustOn, .. g., 80. Oft.
- Der aroBe gunoestrsu3sr ,femz
Oorf" hat beute yefebl erbalten. iid iiir
Sie iOiortise slbreiis nod Sruiilisn be-
reit su balten. Nad @rbalt Sss Sefebls
uurSen idmmtllde auf ll.laub bcfinblts
den Sffisiere telesrapbiid 3uridberu>
len. Giner bcrlclben. gtamens Oalbicl,
ipelder eben I'M Sesrifie itanO. Sehufs
Sorrifens cine iaallAe Yrafung abSu>
leaen, wurbe 5ur iOforlisen Stidtebr
aufqeforoert. Oa Der SeIebl lcbr be-
itimmt aelautst buben ioa. perben ule
Sorbsreitunsen nit m6slItiter Gle ses
troifen. @s beiBt. baB Der iir osn sez
senwartisen @Ontresaomiral Stanton
neu su erneunenoe Gontrcsaomiral oas
COMMANDO pes n9tems9orf" iibernebs
men uno Commodore 0tihurb NtenOe
fir bielen Soften auSertOren icin ioQ.
Grnenruneen.
Der Yrdiioent hat Srn. Gbwin s.
nbl pon Mldiaan gum SIlfssStaalsz
Sefretar uno 6rn. SamsS 81. SfOoies
pelt Don 9teps Yorf gum Sefretar Der
gotl1aft in SOnOon ernannt.
gSobi bios eim Ieeres 9trhht.
Sisr paro bcute Der Serid)t eirfulirt,
SaB Breno,rsait, Der Wleudelm0rSer,
Srlefe oil perlhiebene Senatoreu 9c=
ldriebeu uno BARN OrObunsen gesen
YrGlioent 9lepelauo ausseltOBen babe,
ood ieblt cine SetGtiguns bieier glHz
eabsu gang uno gar. Gbatiade lit, baB
Yrcnoeraalt iiber Die SilbersSia perz
idieSene Yriefe OIL Seuatoren seidrie<
ben, oarunter aud an SeuatOr Dubois.
lpel9er jsOoa balO lab, OaB lie pOn
einem Grant" tauen, unO oenlelben
fciue meitcre geahlung Ihenfte.
@etern erbielt Senator Dubois bic
leete Boltfarte, welde inter 9lnoerem
bic gSorte trus: rGbriltu8 uno OaS
YOlf itsben auf unierer SeItc."
@ermiid1tes.
Sollts bic pom 6epra ientant @eabod
BON Ohdisan i'll Sauie pOr9ele9te 9tcz
iolutlon btsig ib Der gSabl I'M 8. Otis
disuner Se5lrf, i'll psl9em Clinton uber
YOunanS lieste, 3ur annabme tommsn,
ourfte bas innere Beien uno Ole .3tele
beS inter Dem 9tamen rslmerican prO.
pezglIlociation" befannten 9ebclmz
bunoes Seitens zines GOnsreBausldu
ics unterlu9t wer6eu. Der pOlltll9e
GlniluB bieieS @ebeimbunosS bet li4
ieir einisen Sabreu belOneers III ben
Staatcn Ohio, Mtdi9an, SainOiS uno
gSlscDnlin, iomie audi i'm meltItden
9tew Yorf beulerfbar 9emadt uno an
manhen Srteu Die gere1nnn9en Oer
pOlltitsr iiber ben Saufen seworIen.
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Etltaletf.

9tew,9tO delle, N.z5., 80. Stt.
Der 6ribs@ s@rpreBsus oer p9tew,yOrt,
ytcluzSauen.SartfOrosr Sabn," welder
in gtew,0orf UNI Z ubr SO Ofinulen
WOrssns faGis iit, sntslsiite nabe Ota'
maronat in 5Olse Oes Srudes zines
Sgmunsrabes Der eofOmOtipe. Die
Y4lIasiers tamen nit benz Sdreden Oa=
uOn, 0Oa paro Der Setrlsb iiir lausere
2cit aeit0rt.
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eie nhreihifde aaiisriu ais snustuael.

sSteu, %. Sftobcr. aus Sura'
peit gemeIoet miro, bat Soiieriu Glliabetb,
ple fd sus 3ett III SOOOuo auihdlt, eins
3ugSentaleiiuug uerhiite;. Sie erblldte ;u'
idlig, ais iie ldugs DeS Sahnt0rpeys ipaiie'
reu glng, ldwere Sielne qusr Iber Zen
Stieuen lie9cu. Sie alarmurte ioTo1t ben
Hd dgiteu SahHpdrter, pel1er onS Selene
faum irei 9elegt bate, ais Der 9Sleuer @r'
prcB;ug berau braulte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-31
0eor9 Srebn,'s
0ier= . ra1te re I,
seIair.2lpen,,e, Sultimore'So., 9iS.
a.I.pbon Sir. sse.
SIai3subisrs 0spot:
suu,. q. 4ud,auau, Rr. 9O6-91O, eHtsshrS
Naeut.
&nrae &abeIoepeShetl .

&nrae &abeIoepefd,en.
SIN DRESDEN baueru bic Nrrettruns
gen io5lallitildsr SolOaten fort. Inter
cen arrstirlen beiiuoen iid picle Inter.
offi;iere, bsi beneu griefe oes uor eini.
aen laaen in ben Wtlitararreit ab9es
iI6rten 9feoafteur8 Der rSa6fil6en
slrbsitsr;ettuns." Or. Sraonauer's, &C.
funoen wuroen.
-&6nis gilbert BON Sahien. Der am
30. Stober 1873 leiuem Sater, bem ON
senannten Gage ueritOrbencn &Onis So
bauu iucceoirte, fcierte bas jwan;islabz
rise 6e9iernnssiubilaum.
-Sbcrlt Sdesl. Der @ouperneur Don
Oeutld.Sltairifa, bat Die @irtulatiou
Der lilbernen 2hereiienthaler unb Doll
larltife perboten.
- slus Pras fOmmt Die 0telouns,
ba6 Die Ausnabmeseridte fiinf3is Wit.
alieber oes @e5eimbunoes ,Smlaoiua
aesen Nusltelluns eiues Steueries, iit
ieOsr 3eit bcm @eriht su itcueu, aus
Der llnteriudunssbaft entlaiisn buben,
-Gine llnteriudluns Iber ben Selbits
morb bes yanfiers !Sartoe9en bon De,
sulammensebro odenen 5rme Tieiffsr &
Sartbescn in &aiicl er9ab. OaB Sartoe.
gen iid mittelit @iftes aus Der @ell
idaiite.
-Giner Welbun9 aus Wien ;ufolgt
idcufte bic &ronprinseiiins sWlttwe Ste.
pbanic Der STRIDE eiu OteBsemano. bas
aus ibrsm SrautfleiO >onseiertist wOr'
ben tit.
81. 8. Barron, Elm 9onboner &auf.
MANI, pelder audi in alnlerifa burd
feline 2anoipefulatIonen befannt mar.
bat SelbitmorO be9ansen.
= Der Opfr. rgtaroitbernan" ranntt
nabe Sernoiano, Der Suuptitabt Der Sn:
iel Serno, in cine Sudt. 3ebn auf oel
Sa9t bsfiuoliAe Periuuen ertranfeu.
= Gm 6rsitas eridoB iid in ibrer
@Obn0ns gu Gbeliea, SOnbou, cine pers
beirathete Srau, glamens 9pbla 8loB.
Sie ioa bic Waitreile bes 9ldtb. Serb.
Charles Sowarb seluelcn iein, iuelder
am Oonnerltas Selbltmorb besins.
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Sic Sceroieung atf Nittwn6
f.IigcicSt.

GbicagO, 20. StIubsr. Bur pateH
gatbtIluuoe uurOe Oas oil anoerer Srele
gemslpste Iro9ramm Iiir bic VeerolgHn9
oes gemorpeteu Mapors 6arrlion pon Ghl-
cago. SQs., Dahlu abgednoest. oaB ole 6sier
uduiieu Oillnpoh, anltatt am Gtenltag.
lIattiiupen wirD. Seet oil Grenoergalt aub
Die Abiidlt sebsat babeu, cen Souperneur
Alt9elo III ernoroeT.
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&aufem Sie uie etucm Scpptdo

&attfeu Sie ttie etucit ScDptd1
pbne SuporIaen Seiu ir aIt,Iabliyer uno superl6I,
gen gtihalt pon
g. & s.. Sonee & Comp,
gir. 1, 9fores9ap= Strase.
Srobee alnortimcnt
HrmiuiterS, Gpbel' Sammfts1eopidje,
Woquet:ee (2rippiammet), SrnheIer,
SusratHs u. (. I.
Rprfttppidhe (Linoleumsl urb SahStndle ies
Der aualitdt, Iqe bu booenlos nieori9en 4relleu.
Seouoere Sateatns.
Wfatteu Rugs u Mats).
200 Ritrc=Ruas, NoaIttte, BrIIeItr uIb Cams
met, SD bel 5!4, 81 oas Stuf; 81 merth.
300 Utoauette=, SGmmetz uno Sooo Srliielel
MATS init 6ranieH, 30 Gents bas StId.
200 Wt0aueitez, SamuI:;s uno Soop grlnelel
RUGS NIT 6rani.H, sroses Gormnt, pom 81 oas
Stud an.
Sapauiid1e IeppidIe uno RUGS ieoer Gro6e.
Gmnrua'er RUGS uno Taatten aler Sroser
uRo Yreiie.
(Sept13, ,WiSa-E 9ir. /, ytorozSanitrase
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6elbfeber.

Srunswid, Ga, so. SftO6er.-
Seute wuroen 13 neue Grfrantun9en
am aelbcn 6Ieber angenleIoet uno 30
Batieuten alS sebeilt entIanen.
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grin; GmoIti Sobhon ber @tif

Yrin; Swaiti SObbOn. Der Stiefs
bruoer oss &Oniss BON Siam, wiro in
9onoOn eruartet. @r null smei SObue
Oes &Oniss BON Siam in elner enslis
lhen Sdule unterbrin9cn uuo nit Der
Dritilden, iowis Der iranSOii,den 9egies
ruus mesen Der geplanten Saaffuns oss
PufIeritaates 3wliAen ben fran3Oriden
uno brittlhen Selisunsen in Sinters
Suoien in untsrbanoIunS treten.
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24lpa Subbaro & Coup. hnben
ben Sanitats.peisappasat IN Der gSobnu 10
pss Srn. .. &aaep III Baltimore loebsn
poueuoet. (26oG