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New Castle.

Miss Laura Reed returned from Chicago Sat
urday.--.Mrs A. w. Coffin. of Richmond, is Wis
ting here. Miss Sa!lie Crow. or Greencastle. is
the guest OF Miss Wayne Jennings 80. Mis- Jean
Elliott Is In Indianapolis. Mrs. j. ". Maxim
spent several Gays III indianapolis last week..
disses Emma and Lola Shriner. Phebe Harvey
and Corde.ia Thompson ara ar the worlds fair.
-. Miss Ola Murray IL in Frankfort. -. Mrs. j.
VI. Keesling, of Anderson. Is visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. ". Mikels, Mr.. and Mrs. r. T..
Beach. Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Bunch and Mrs. F. q.
Fish ana daughter are attending the worlds
lair. -. Mas Emma Bond. of Greensboro, spent
Tuesday I'm this city -. Miss Josie ARMSTRONG, Is
IN Rockford, III. -. Mrs. J. ID. Wright Is the guest
% Cincinnati friends. Mr.. and Mrs. S. H.. Ell
lot are In Chioago-.-.Mrs a. l. circuit - in
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Luellan has returned TO Versailles. O..-.Mr.
Orphie Current, Dr. Grant Powers. Miss Laura
Powers. or Albany. Delaware county. and Misc
county, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Dr. /. ". Davis last Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. W. Il. Shaw. OF Arcanun. o.. are
visiting X. G. shaw Miss Bertha Cleyenger.
OF " Winchester, spent the Fourth here. Mrs. b.
J. Barrrs. who has been visiting at Muncie and
Selma for several days. returned home Tuesday.
=. Morris Weller and family, OF Portland. and
Miss BERTHE Kahn. OF Indianapolis, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weller Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Byrd and children. of Anderson.
were guests Ot W. II. Meeks and family on the
Fourth Mrs. J. r. McNecs and daughter khea
are in indianapolis. q. Miss Maud Stucky, or
Washington Courthouse. o.. is the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. OIL Jones.--.Mrs. Emma steele, or
Mount Pleasant. Ia, Is visiting III Farmland.
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Fortvflie.

Miss Mint Jones. OF Anderson, Is the guest Of
Miss TiIlie stoehr. -. Mrs. Ida Conner, of Indian
apolis, visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs q. A
Hanna, recently. Misses Katie and Clara DELI
brook. OF indianapolis, are guests OF Miss TITLE
etoehr. Mrs. +. L. Hunter. OF Indianapolis,
visited here Wednesday. 49,. Miss Nina Thomas,
phries Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Edmonds returned
20 Upton Thursday. Misses Tillfe shaffer and
Laura Jarrett are in Indianapolis. -. Miss Katie
Van Zant returned from Chicago Wednesday,.
Miss Jessie KeltGm visited her sister. Mrs. annie
Arnold, at Indianapolis, Tuesday -. Miss Rosa
Emery, OF DOylston, is the guest OF friends here.
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hIuncieA

DR.. and Mrs. ]. n Trent are at the worlds fair.
Mrs. Francis Williams. of Connersville. is the
guest or Mrs. s. o. Budd - Mrs. Mary Lock
wood and Misses lisa and Mary Lockwood have
returned from Chicago. Mrs. G.. q. Nicely en-
~tertained the Woman's Club Monday evening in
honor OF Airs. Harry Maddy. OF Cleveland
-. Mrs. Charles Bennett entertained
Messrs. W. NJ. Marsh. o. W. Crom we'll and
Robert Hemingway. with their families, are spend
ing a month At West Muncie. Mrs. Edward Olcott,
Misses Emily Olcott. Bessie Wood and Mr..
Walter Howe left Monday for the worlds fair. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Ober have gone to Ashury
Park. N. j.. for the summer. -. Mr. Il. L. King
and Miss Edith are spending the sum
mer in the Catskill mountains. . Misses
Mary and George Fisher. OF Columbus,
O.. are visiting Rev. and Mrs. +. O. Grannis. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry ;. Heath left Thursday Cor
Chicago. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gregory enter
tanned Wednesday evening In honor OF their
thirteenth wedding anniversary. Dir. and Mrs.
J. w. Perkins and Mrs. Elmyra Winton are at
The worlds fair.
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PendletOn.

William weynant and wife entertained c. W.
Weynant and wife. OF Danville, last Sunday.
Mrs. 8. b. Atkins. OF Coal Bluff, is visiting here.
Mrs. Emma Marble. of Fort Wayne, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Josephine Stephenson.
Miss Lille Borden is IN Baltimore---Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Lackey, OF Indianapolis, spent the
Fourth with Mrs. Lackey's mother,
Mrs. Clark Brown..-.Dr. w. s.. Claiming
and family spent last Sunday in Noblesvllle---
A family reunion was held at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Miller. Tuesday 49,. Jesse Roberts
and family left Wednesday for Findlay, o..
summer at Dover. DEL. Miss Lena Oldham
gave a party, Friday night. in honor Of Misses
Eta and Musa Zoe, from Urbana, Ill. Mon
day Miss Frances Br0wnbach gave q reception
In honor of Miss Mosier, or Loogootee.
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Hartford CitH.

Lillian Millikan is at New Castle. George l..
Nader and wife. of Cincinnati. are visiting the
Winning family Charles Hubbard is home
from Gambler. O....Mrs. Willett, OF Topeka,
Kan, Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Sharpe.
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Plafndeld.

Mrs. Rachel Harvey, of sylvania. visited here
last week. Mrs. Della Tonell, or Parke county,
was here Monday. --. Miss Emma Green. of Spen-
Ger. Ia, IL the guest or Mrs. Cyrus Green-...W
A. Conner and wife. or Martinsville, were here
Thursday. Mrs. G. III. Sumner. of Indianapo-
rigan, last week Mrs. O. W.. Swearengin and
Mrs. 8. A. Osborn were at North Salem Tuesday.
49, Miss Anna Wright. OF indianapolis. was here
last week. Mrs. j. 8. Jones, of Clayton, was
here the Fourth. Misses Lou ana Anna Hor-
naday are In Anderson. Misses Hattie Jones
and Lizzie Sachs. of indianapolis, were here the
first of the week. Mrs. Ellis Horton and
daughter spent the week at West Newton. -. Mrs.
Harriet Cox has returned from Charlottesville
Mrs Georgia EmmOns, of Cartersburg, visited
hero last week. 81
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SholhYYIlle-

Mrs. c. J. Ballard ond daughter. OF Los An
gcles, are guests of Mrs. I. H.. Drake. on East
Washington street. =. Miss Arnold. OF Indian.
apolis. was q guest of Miss Kinsley last week..
DR.. Harter and wife, or Charlottesville, have re-
turned homo Misses Rohrer. Byers anu SUIT
ton were In Cincinnati Friday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Davis have returned from Ohio....
Mrs. Len Webb entertained Friday evening in
honor OF her guest. Miss Thompson. OF Kokomo.
....Miss Nina kohrer. OF Germantown. who
has been the guest OF Miss Byers. has returned
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Mrs. Haner Kessler is at Crawfordsville.- 49,.
Hon 8. p. sheerin and family are spending a
week at Lake Maxinkuckee. 49,. Misses Name
Frances and Anna Lux are doing the worlds
fair----Mr. and Mrs. Max Myer have returned TO
Albany. n. Y, after a visit with the lat
ter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. Fisher....
Mrs. DR.. b. c. Stevens and daughter Sybil re-
turned Friday from a months visit 10 the worlds
fair.--.Mrs. Arthur Elliott is Visiting In New
Castle. Mr.. and Mrs. Dio Hank and "a party OF
their friends picnicked at Spencer Park Friday.
Mrs. j. W. Henderson and daughter. Miss
Manlove, of Terre Haute, and Miss Jessie Man
love, OF Cincinnati, are guests Of Mrs. j. w.
Booth Miss Nina Hall il at st. Joseph. Mich,
to spend the int -. Miss Jessie Markley has
returned from the worlds fair.
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Frankfort.

Miss Celia Newcomer. OF Upton. is the guest
OF friends here. Miss Lolita Robinson, OF Craw-
louisville, visited Miss Margaret Coulter last
Mrs. Barr, Of Dakota, Is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. George Smith VIM. Kleppinger and
family are in Logansport. -..M Mrs. Hazard and
daughter Laura, of Laurel, Ind, are guests OF
Mrs Thomas Morrison .Mrs j. c. Dullain and
daughter, OF Flint, Mich. are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Van Orman.-..Mrs Harry kra-
mer and sister, Mrs. Henry Conant, OF New
York, are VISITING in indianapolis Miss Marie
Agnew, who has been visiting Miss Esther Ag-
new. has returned 10 Ohio.-..M Mr.. aud Mrs. Man.
Is Carter have returned from St Joseph, Mich.
....Capt. and Mrs. ID. u. Allen are In the north
ern part Of the state----Miss Zua Fennel enter
Iuasfav
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Attending the Columbian fair: Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Batnan, Misses Biatchley and Miss
Minnie SAGE, Messrs. Cyril Connolly, Frank
Strouse. Hubert White and Misses Lizzie Bufforu,
Lizzie Strain, Sarah Elizabeth McCune, Mrs. W.
j. Boyd. Miss Mary Sherrard, Miss Helen Sher-
rard. Miss Bess Sherrard and Miss Catharine
Butler. Miss Gertrude GlascO. OF Hamilton,
Ont, Ia visiting Miss Eva Stark 49, Miss Julia
Steele, of indianapolis, 10 visiting In Rockville.
mfr. Beck and wife. OF Lafayette. are visiting
the Rev. T.. d. Pavey.
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Sic Nrbeiten nm np,,pn @eiha<

9ie Nrbeiten am ,1eren &ei6ss
geri6tsgebdIbe in 2eipaig f6reiten
rltittg porar, iobaB Der ftoI3e Bau
1t6erlt9 big gum Sabre 1895, pie in
Ans1t6t genommen, bollenbet fein
pirb. Ser ar6iteftonii6e She'll bes
lt%etnernen unterbaues 1T iebt nabe3u
ferttg geiteat. Nu6 bic W}obelIe at
ben toloRalen Sigurengruppen, pel6e
BEN groBen 8iebel Der Norbfront bes
Saues 5ieren tperben, iinb fait bollens
pet, unb int Saufe bes fommenben
Wtnters ioa bann bic Nusfiibrung
bes Wfooeas, DeHen S96pfer profeKor
Stto Settling in Berlin 1T, an Ort unb
STEELE in Sanbitein Dor ii6 geben.
9%egentDdrtig 1T man bamit bel 6dftigt,
bic characterization our &uppel,
tpel9e fi6 in Der Mitte beS 8aues err
bebt, anf3utelen, porauf fofort, unb
omar nod Dor Begun bes Wtnters,
bic ginbedung bes G%uppelbaues fol-
gen pirb. Cine 2aterne, getragen
BON elmer in &upfer 9etriebenen Sigur,
fOa bic &uppel tr6nen. Nu9 bic bier
grDBen Gdpofamente erbalten Sigurenz
gruppen aus Sanotein bon mebr al5
flint Wfeter 96be.
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Sable Staten fir bic Tabrt na@
Chicago tno suriif.

9as lanse erpartete greigniB 1T
enbli9 eingetreten, bic pai1asiers Staten
fir bic Gabrt nod Chicago urb auriid
finb auf bic 9dlfte rebucirt morben.
Nom l.. 4usut an o%erfauft bic
Santa Ge>8abn &etour : &ilette mad
Chicago bia ct. 2ouis ober &anias
@itp gum preiie Der einfa9eu Gabrt
plus $500. SDl9e Sidets perben
tdsli9 big gum 81. October 1893 berz
fault perben. 9ieielben baben cine
@iltisteit bon 80 Sagen fiir bic &ids
fabrt bonn Sage bes 8ertaufes an.
Sie Snbaber berielben iinb feinen Be-
f9rdnfuugcn in 8eaug auf bic Nceoms
mobationer unterporfen. Wer bafir
ertra be3ablen min, fam aud pldBe
in ben puaman'i6en 8eitibilsS 6lafs
Magen belegeu, 9ie 8enubung Der
ho@elegauten @bairs@ ars Der Santa
&c Sabn itebt ben pafagieren Obne
@rtras0 ergiitung our 8erfilgung.
9ie paRagiere f0nnen bon @bicagO
an bic &idfabrt nod 8elieben antrez
ten, DorausgeieBt, baB baS innerbalb
Der 30tdgigen @tlti9teits6auer Der
8ilette sei6iebt, unb ipen11 man auz
riidfebrt, pirb man ni6t nur bas Be-
uuBtfein nit li6 mad Saufe nebmen,
benz 9rOBartist fen @6auipieI Der
Melt beigemobnt gu baben, ionbern
baB bic &eile aud bic benfbar anges
nebmite unb bequemfte gepefen lit
pie bas eben MIR bel Der bo9elegans
ten unb mobernen Nusriiltung Der
3Ige Der Santa Sc 8abn m6gli6 lit.
Cine entlpre6enbe niebrigere State
pirb fir ale Yunfte an Der Santa Sc
8abn mad ct. 2ouis unb &anIaS
@itp inter benielben 8ebinguugen
feitgefeBt perben.
Nan penbe li9 miin6li6 ober
f6riftli9 an irsenb eiuen 8iaettsN gens
ten Der Santa Sc 8abn in 8e3ug auf
8iaette ober ionitige ginSelbeiten
Stan lnhe fi9 einen "ColumbiasFols
DER geben, Der ni6t nur cine genaue
Bei6reibung Der WeltauSteaungSs
8auten entbdlt, ienbern aud eiHen ges
rouen plan Don Gbieago.
90. g. @eenan,
@eueralsp aHasiers agent.
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6 T | 8.
Ser tag.


9ie CUTE, aIte @ta6t San Nntonio
Derlebte eiren bur6aus rubigen @onn=
tag. Sas lebenslnfigite Clement mar
ansgertdt- mad Borne gum Sdngerz
felt = in bic 8erge, mo bic Greibeit
tbront, no geiubeIt, eei6erst, geinnz
gen, anb tuobl aud gelegentli9 elm
@las Bier getrunten tuurbe. Sa, bic
Berge, unb lire glidli9en unb gafts
freuubli@en Bepobner baben fur bas
San antonier 0eutf6tbum cine groBe
NnaiebnngStraft; unb tuenrt bort irz
genb etuas Dorgebt, 10 m66te aud
Sober BON bier babel fein, benr man
meib, baB man fi@ utter benz Iuftigen
gebirg5p6lf6en mobl fiblt unb anti
iiren fam.
Snbefen litten bic 3uriidgebliebez
nen = bamit tie ia ni6t aug Der @e>
tuobnbeit fDmnten = re9t ~anfdnbia
inter Der 9ibe. Nm Mor9en glaubte
r1an fi6er. es tpiirbe &egen geben I;
Na&mittags BRET l1br 3ogen iiberaI
6unfle WoltenmaFen 3ufanimen; man
WI Oup 60 IUuAtV uuU Ill SlIIUtU
Ste0en tpefli9 regnete; aGein fur
San Mntonio fam babel meter ni6ts
beraus. alS baB Der Staub bausbod
alfgemirbelt unb bic ganae 5tabt in
cine einsige Staubmolte eingebaGt
murbe.
gs mar tpirfli9 tein 9eraniiaer,
Die gegen 9iBe un6 Staub einigermas
Ben f6iiBenben bier Mdnbs au DerIafs
fen unb bic meiiten blieben aud su
6auie.
Die GtraBen tparer merfli@ leer
unb felbf am Mbenb mar Der gertehr
duBert gering; bic popuIdrei1 grbus
lungspldBe, bic ionft at Sonntag
Mbenben gefiiIt gu fem pfleset, tpiefen
piele 2tdeu auf.
Cine 8erdnberung 6arin lit Dor benz
Gintritt zines Witterungsue6feIs aud
taurt 5u ertuarten. Mles if erf@laft,
fablt f& erf66pft, e~nttrdftigt unb
tpeurt man nod ba3u bic @e19Gftsfiqe
In 8etra@t 5iebt, 10 III es fein @uns
Der, bob es uberaQ INN uns berum
ebenfals re6t fiji gu tuerben beginnt.
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Gtme pieliettioe Mrsuei.

Bon Gbrrteit tenst bo8 gerfabren pteler Eabrttau.
ten BON Ice. observation-disclosures, penu bieIelbe TIRE grd.
vaiats ais rganaeeenA, b. 3. 5u Deut5& ais rGabetI.
ast4usn. ScI4e Nr5neien siebts ni&t. Giner folder
1berhett, ttr prardrat Banaeee su nennen, BADEN nd
ete etseptthmer BON 3pfetterss Masenbttters MT
ronem Me&t, bab eS etne bb&F p~telleittae gTanei III
nne 8trar aus benz @runbe, neil es ben Masen, bt
ssber unb BITE Gtnseretbe In ben s~eIunben, l~eifnnssi
febt8en 3uitanb perfest, ipel@er Ste unerldsltde Be,
otuenns eee aaeemetnen Bpblbefinbens TT. Gs befe,
fftetst nte aorpertcnattutlcn sessn Wdlaria, iubem q
tps EBtberttanestrdft unb 3dbi9teit perIeibt rnb BIZ
garmnntf@e Ebdtt8tett Der Orsane bertrtt, bereu re
foe &rantteiten pte falte&Sieber, WeG5elfebet nj. M
II. Gu@ rest 60 bic Nteren 5u Iebbafter 3bdtisfeit al
une betpahrt ft babur& ni@t anetn Dor BerEl,una
tcunern iett ne tn ben Stanb, aus BEN Blute ale bt
nnretut8tetten ausjuf&netbeu, pel@e RbeumdtismuS
Oft nnh BaHerfa4t rerurfaGen. 8iaf bu betne &C.
tensersane seiuHb unb Ietifuussfdbts erbaIten, Il
sretfe eetrcR sum BttterS.
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s@pls, VaImetr : @arteu 1T bs

S@pl5' Yalnen : @artem 1T ber
Sammelplab Der 9euti6en BON Sun
Intonio nit ibren Samilien. 9te re-
g~elmGBigen Nbenb Srei : &onaerte an
bier Wenben in Der Wo6e itnb itets
aablrei9 beiu6t unb e%rfreuen fi9 elmer
algemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
unb 8bisfeDs unb ~alle5eit fe1erfrii6es
8ier, ioDie Die beiten @igarren.
9ie u auration liefert ale
9elitatefen Der Salon. Muf tern,
Slide, Wil6 lit better 3ubereitnng,
SdgliG a1sgeaei6neter tparmer 2un6,
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@eiratbsfdeim:
S. %. alingier unb @atbariu,
Dberbilig.

SIN Der 3abndratli9en Stint bes
prof. 9oqdnber In Dale ereignete lid
iangf etn f9uerer nngliidsfaa. Oie
beiben Miffena6rate batteH elm iunges
MtdbGea bon L Sabren, bas ii6 elmer
TRANSPORTATION unter3ieben tuoIte, mits
telf Der unter bem 9amer vBentalifi=
rim" betannten i1eiieH, ais iiberaus
gefabrIp8 betra6teten Metbebe nertos
tiErt. 9robbem ale gebotenem 8ors
it@tsmaBregeIn a~rgetpenbet fem foaen,
aud BITE aur Nntuenbung gebradte
Oofis bea 8etdHbungSmittels MIR eine
geringe getpsien fem ion, ertpa6te bas
Ndb@er ridt tpieber aus Der Nartofe,
fonbern berffarb trnt aler mebrere
Gtuuber binbur6 fDrtgeiebten Wies
berbelsbuugsberfu9e.
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California 3 @eine.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm groBes 2a=
ger oon feitten California Weinen BEL
9errn s. S. MeDer ont Nlamoz
pla5a. 6err Sleeper iu6t bic Weine
an Srt unb SteQe aug u1tb fauft birefi
aus Dem Seller Der Weinai6ter. MIs
gutem &enner gelingt es ibm itets, bic
beiten Sorten arssumdbleu. @r fann
ietne &unben unb 6amilien nit einem
guten Sropfen perieben. Gptbz unb
WeiB @eine in porsigli9er Qualitdi
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @aaone = fret
ttS 9ars geliefert.
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MuerIet.

- ALDERMAN STUB bat in GoIee au>
baneruber a%ranfbeit fein Nmt niebers
aelegt. Su Der 8. @arb tpir6 baber
ebenfals cine NeupabI n6tbig.
NnS 9Dtle, 20 MeiIeft BON Der
Stabt entfernt, ait Der Snternationals
balm, tuirb bic @rmorbung bes sfar>
n1ers y. Sriffin gemelbet. Sc lieat
Elm 3aubmorb bor.
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9as Sdmgerfeit lit 80rne.
Gin oeutides Set in etner bent:
i4em Staot.

8aitliher Gmpfatg.- @eneralprpbe
Grftes 8Onsert. = Gummers. Sag
iatntg. = 3tpeites &umsert. - I'LL
genhetncr Seitimbel. - Sadclsmg.-
8all. -Seimfebr.
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ay Nae bierber fabrenben giienbabuz2inieu tuerben bel 6ieier q
%erniebri9e Gabrpreile bere6men.
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Gnn(pn,a Npn;f4er. wo % Slrc

GuuleD's Nesifter, No. % qlamo
gla5a bat einer &uf fir guten alien
WbisfeD, Die beften semif9ten Sc
trdnfe, feline @eine unb ausge3ei9nete
impDrtirte unb einbeimii9e Gigarrer
unb ftets frii9es 8ier. Ser @igentbi>
mer, Soc @oolep, Deritebt feiu @ei9dft.
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@nt. matthtes,

GIeif der, SOU tonsSt s e.
2iefert bas bor3isli6fe &inb=, @9afs
unb S6meinefleii6. Spe3iaIitd!:
Sunges &albfIeii d. Nae Sorz
ten DON Wurit.
8eteaunaen merber1 in ireenb einem
Sbeile Der Stabt fret abgeliefert.
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Srsunee pn n9 nao fern fnb fuunblthH einselaren, bic ae NLamoastabt q
lmS an tbren 6efldfeten abeI 3u nebmsn. 0as SefsR
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9entld : Nmerifaniides 8oltsfelt.

9ie International unb Great Nors
tbern 8abn giebt fir bas pom 6. bis
8. Sftober III San Nntonio itattfin>
benbe 8oItsfet SidetS 3u @inem Sabr=
preis uub einemD rittel fur bic &unbreiie
unb suar ant s., 6. unb T., siltig bis
gum 9. Sftober.
Wegen ginaelbeiten frast beim nd6s
fen Sidet>Ngenten mad.
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aag- Morgan City Fish and Oyster
Co. WboIefalez unb &etail : 9dnbler
in feinen Iutern, 6ii6en, @ilb &C.
SelepboneN o. 81.
Nuftrdge aus Dem 2anbe tper0ett
srbeten unb prompt ausgefibrt.
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Sn ether 8eipre6uug Der lebten
Qnipra6en, pel9e Sirft 8ismard in
&ifingen gebalten bat, er3dblt bic
sMiin6. Nag. 3tg." unter Nn6erem
Solgenoes: r8efanntli6 tpeilten i'm
0origen Sabre Yrin3 6erbinamb unb
Surf 8ismard glei65eitig in Miins
den. Nuf S9loB 8iebertein fanb
etne ldngere un%terrebung 3nii6en 8ei<
ben fat, 5u mel9er Der prina bic
Snitiatipe ergrifen bate. IS berlar,
tet %glaubbaft, Der Neftor bet europdiz
f@en Diplomatic babe benz prin3en
bel biefer in frana6fi9er Spra6e gez
fibrten nnterrebung ben &atb ertbeiIt:
Ne soyez pas allumette! Seten Sic
fein 3iinbbola, Iegett Sic fem Teuer
att! Sn Sulgarien bat uat biele
&atbl6ldge iebenfals beber5igt. Was
bamit gemeint mar, bebarf tpobl feiner
grlduterung: Bulgarien ioa, UNI in
ieiner @ntmidlung ungeft0rt bortpdrts
gu i6reiten, NQes permeibelt, mas
&uBlanb unn0tbtg rei3en f0nnte. Miit
bieiem &atb biente Giirt 8ismard
8ul9arien unb benz Srieben."
: Ser &ronleu6ter fir BEN SUBJ
pel>Saal bes neuen beuti6en Gei6s=
taesgebdubes in Berlin TT elm aunfz
perf sriten STANCES. Ct iibertrifft an
@r6Be ben beriibmten 8arbaroKalhtre
in Na9en faft um 10 SUB, benin er
entbdlt einen Sur9meHer bon 26 SUB
un6 pirb nit II 8ogenlampen unb
250 @Iiblampea ausgetattet. 9ie
dubere SOrm bieies rieiisen @ronleu6s
tiers 1T bic zines groBen, reid nit
Wappen unb Giguren gel6miidten
&eifes, in benz als plaitii9er @6mud
8ilbidulen beriibmter Staatsmdnner
unb 6elben angeurbnet iiu6. Seine
Qufbangung - in @efalt Der alien
9obenaolernburg trdgt bic beuti6e
&aiierfrone.
6err b. @9l6ter, Der friibere
preuBif6e @eianbte am gaticar, berz
0fentli9t in Der @a3etta piemonteie
Elm S6reiben, pona9 er auf bic Ger
ausgabe zines Werfes iiber ben @atis
con berai6te, neil i'm Elm b6berer
WiGe gum S@weigen n0tbige.
The times., 1893-10-06
The ChiIian Minister'S Wife.

The Chilian government changes its
ministers to this country so often that
we have not much opportunity to be-
come acquainted with them and their
families before they are ordered away
from Washington. Cultured and pleas
ant people they have been, too, whom
we would have liked to have known bet
ter.
The turn of the wheel has brought
back to us very popular couple, Senor
and Sonora Cana, who made many warm
friends when Senior Cana was here as
minister from his country some five
years ago.
They have taken the roomy, pleasant
house on Massachusetts, avenue near
Thomas circle which was occupied by
Secretary Rusk during the late admin
istration and are comfortably installed
with their family. AS it takes four
weeks to come by steamer from Santi-
The times., 1893-10-06
HOW Co Ciean Lace.

Spread the lace out carefully on wrap
ping paper, then sprinkle it with cal
cined magnesia; place another paper
over it and put it away between the
leaves of a book for two or three days
All that is necessary is to shake it care
fully to scatter the white powder, and
then it is ready for wear, with all the
slender threads perfect and as fresh as
when new. Here is another good way:
Make strong suds with some nice white
soap, such as CASTLE or ivory, and lay
the lace in this. shaking it about for a
few minutes; then stand the vessel con-
tanning 1t in the sun. If it is very dirty,
you may have to change the suds once
or twice, but you must not rub the lace
even between the hands. When it is
clean, shake it through several rinsing
waters, lift itout by both ends and shake
well. Next lay the lace down on several
thicknesses of clean old muslin and pull
out the points of the scallops. Fold it
twice or thrice, lay piece of muslin
over it and place weights on the top.
Leave it thus over night.