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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-13
WEST VIRGINIA's VOTE CAST.

The Vote of the Electors Duly Recorded and convey
ed to Washington.
The Presidential electors for West
Virginia met at the capital Monday and
organized by choosing John P. Pres
ton, of Greenbrier, chairman, and NJ.
D. Post, of Harrison, secretary. The
votes of the electors were duly record
ed for Cleveland and Stevenson and
G. Wood Daily, of Mineral, was chosen
as messenger to convey the vote TO
Washington.
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THE NEW GOLD DIGGINGs.

country Rich in Mineral, Wealth and Agricultural
Qualities Opened.
Miners returning from the new dig
glngs of the San Juan and Colorado
rivers for supplies report large numbers
still pouring in from the adjoining
States and Territories. The Rio
Grande and Southern road will be
building into the new territory within
sixty days. 1t will open up region
of country rich in latent mineral wealth
containing fine agricultural quality.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-13

ing when d, W. Gall, the Faulkner
candidate for president of the Senate,
withdrew from the contest. This is
taken by some to be an evidence of
weakness on the part Of the Faulkner
men. The Faulkner men, on the con-
trary. say it is an evidence of his
strength and that he can afford to let
the organization of both houses go by
default. Both factions maintain their
confidence, but impartial spectators
still consider that ex-senator Camden
is in the lead.
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A BIG SILK COMBINE.
Three Large Mills viii Control the Production
in this Conn+rv

Three Large Mills Will Control the Production
in this Country.
Three of the largest silk mills in the
United States have formed syndicate
to control the production of fine grades
of silk goods in this country. The
firms are the Lyons Silk and Tapestry
Company and the G. E. Needing Com
pany, of Paterson, N. j., and the Ern-
est Silk Mills, of Mauch Chunk, Pa.
The organization was completed at
Paterson last Saturday. In the arti-
cles of incorporation filed with the Sec
tary of State of New Jersey the exact
amaunt of capital is not given, but it
is said to be between So, 500, 900 and
81, 900, 900.
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TWO ACCIDENTS ST THE UNIVERSITY.

Harry Baker {. This City Brakes his Am-Another
Accident.
Two painful accidents occurred at
the Morgantown University gymna-
stun Monday. Student Fl. d. Baker,
Of Martinsburg, fell from a bar and
broke his arm between the wrist and
elbow c. H. A. Kunst, of Grafton,
one of the best athletes of the gymna-
stun, fell from pair of flying rings,
striking sideways on the right foot,
swapping both bones Of the leg between
the knee and ankle.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-13
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK.
The Outlook for the Year is Good yet There is Som
Conservative Feeling,

The Outlook for the Year is Good yet There is Som
Conservative Feeling,
The business of the new year opens
well, though there has hardly been
time as yet to get fairly under way.
In some branches of manufacturing
there is very conservative feeling
owing to scantness of satisfactory Or
ders, butein the textile branches, the
extraordinary demand creates general
confidence. In every part of the coun-
try, and apparently in almost every
branch of business, the traders are
looking forward to a year of large
transactions. But in financial circles
the years opens with considerable
feeling of uncertainty owing to the re-
vival of gold exports which will be
about 100000 for the current week,
and to the doubts about the action of
Congress. The annual reports of var
ious branches of trade come in with
fresh evidence Of the unsurpassed
prosperity and volume of business in
1892, but cast no clear light upon the
future; which depends in large degree
upon monetary influence
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Mrs. Harry Bittinger, of this place,
who was married less than a year ago,
attempted suicide Sunday evening by
swallowing eighteen morphine pills and
large quantity of carbolic acid. A
physician was promptly summoned
who administered the proper antidotes,
and she is still living, but is is in a
critical condition.
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED.

To enlist at once, not particular
about age or size, but they must all
fight under the same flag. The role
book is open at J. W. r. Fishers,
where he has splendid line of cook
and Heating stoves cheap. A big line
of second hand stoves of all kinds
very, very cheap. J. W. R. Fisher,
King street.
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3 SEPARATE INDICTMENTS
The Editor of "The World Sup
posed to "Be In 1t"
VERY LENGTHY DOCUMENTS.
The Grand Jury Finds Three True Bills Of Indiot-
ment for Liael-They Should have
Found Several More

Found Several More
AS has been generally expected by
the public, the editor of THE WORLD
has at last been indicted for Ii
bel. Consequently that much ex-
element ca and trouble CD is over.
The Grand Jury adjourned yesterday
evening, and before doing so filed
three separate true bills of indictment
for libeling Geo. +. Evans. No one
will be surprised at this as il was gem
orally expected. The jury. however,
failed to find n true bill Of Indictment
against Mr. Evans. At this no one
viii be at all surprised whom ii is stated
that the papers and documents in our
possession could not be used 70 any adj
vantage before that body. But, rs we
have endeayored we have been success
full, and now have matters in u shape
that we claim will convince the public
ut the proper time as to who is in the
wrong.
| An effort was made at this term of
Court to indict Mr.. Evans, but some
of the witnesses had removed from the
city. But to sum the matter up in a
nut shell THE WORLD has accomplish
cd just what it expected. Mr.. Evans
is now in position that he will have
to prove THE WORLDS articles libel
Gus. In other words he will be com
PEELED to aid the Prosecuting Attorney
in attacking us and proving the charg-
es untrue. On the other hand THE
WORLD, after all of his evidence is in,
will have an opportunity of using the
papers it holds in the case, together
with witnesses, dispositions, etc. The
witnesses that are away will be heard
from in writing, and the good feature
will be, everything will DO shown upin
open Court, that the public might
! judge for themselves.
In addition THE WORLD will have
a practical stenographer on hand to-
report the entire proceedings in FULL,
in order that we might furnish Ehen
accurately, completely, and as
promptly as possible. Hon. Holmes
Conrad, Of Winchester, together with
other able counsel, will take care Of
THE WORLDS interests The worst is
yet to come, and conscientiously speak
ing the results are just what we ex-
pected. Makes no difference to us
whether the Grand Jury's indict or not.
Nothing but the bare facts will ever
change the mind Of the public. At
last the opportunity will come whom
all can judge for themselves. Some
haye wondered long ago why The
WORLD did. not say more on the sub
ject, and the opinion with some was,
perhaps, that we were badly scared
Well they are at liberty to think so,
but our experience has always taught
US to never show our hand in case
until we had thoroughly, or as best as
possible, learned 'tother feller's side.
One Of the ablest lawyers in the coun-
try, in giving his advice when admitted
to the bar, said : In trying cause
Of any kind, never show your hand if
shown his, and never work up your
own side until you have thoroughly
worked up the other and understand
it." The WORLD has adopted such
course as it considers legitimate and
proper, and as above stated, when the
proper time arrives all can judge.
A BIG SILK COMBINE.
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FAVORABLE CHANGE.

An Almost Miraculous Improvement in Mr.
Blaine.
Another almost miraculous and I'M
expected Improvement in the condition
of Mr.. Blaine occurred in the early
hours yesterday. At 10 O'Clock p. m,
the doctors gave out the following
bulletin: Mr.. Blaine has passed a
quiet day, without incident. He has
shown more strength than yesterday,
and his conversation and manner have
been unusually bright and cheerful. y
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-13
CIRCUIT COURT

NAhOoAi SVtRA
Number Of Indictments Returned by the Jury
Divorce Granted,
The Circuit Court of Berkeley coun-
ty convened in Irregular session Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock, with Judge
f. Boyd Faulkner on the Bench.
The Grand Jury, consisting of H. T.
Cushwa, Peter Foreman, J. f. Fisher,
w. Il. Parkinson, Jas. w. Tabler, II.
S, Miller, w. H. Wilen, G. P. Mason,
A. Kogleschatz, d. A. Cline, G. w.
Bender, Harrison Tabler, j. B. Cleary,
Geo. 7. Kreglow. Geo. H. Sperow, and
Chas. Lingamfelter, were sworn and
ably charged by the Court. Mr.. II. T.
Cushwa was made foreman.
A large number of witnesses were
sworn aud appeared before the Grand
Jury. The following is list of the
indictments returned so far:
Chas. Riddle and Eliza Riddle, mis-
demeanor.
John Logan. misdemeaner.
Wesley Lewis, felony.
Edward Murphy, felony (2).
William Redman, larceny.
S. Furley, misdemeanor.
l.. q. Barley, misdemeanor.
Chas. w. Gray, misdemeanor.
E. Holmes Boyd, of Frederick coun-
ty, Va, was admitted to practice in
the courts of Berkeley county.
The Grand Jury is still at work and
will doubtless return quite a number
of indictments to-day. From present
appearances this is likely to prove
quite lengthy term of court.
The Grand Jurors sworn on Tuesday
again came into Court and retired
to THAR room to further consider their
duties.
Hester Tebo, Daniel Sloan, Edward
Murphy and Henry Veney were sworn
in open Court, and sent to give in their
evidence before the Grand Jury.
The Grand Jury returned the follow
ing indictments
M. V. Green, misdemanor.
VIM. II. Green, misdemeanor.
Edward Nash, misdemeanor.
Thomas Tebo, felony.
L. E. Barley, misdemeanor.
John Broggs and Jessie Lee, INSIDE
nor.
Golden Hess, felony.
F. Vernon Ales, libel, (3).
Sheridan Holmes and Jane Taylor,
misdemeanor.
In the case of State Of W. Va. VS..
Ed. Murphy, the prisoner was led to the
bar in custody of the jailor, and being
arraigned upon an indictment on the
charge of felony. plead not guilty
Case set for trial Monday, January
%.
State of w. Va. VS.. VIM. Redman,
felony; plead not guilty case set for
trial January 18th.
State of W. Va. VS.. L. E. Barley,
misdemeanor; demurred sustained by
Court, and case dismissed.
State VS.. Charles w. Gray, INSIDE
meanor; demurrer overruled, where
upon defendant plead guilty and was
fined S25 and costs Of prosecution.
State Of w. Va. Golden Hess, felony;
defendant gave bond for his appear
ance in Court Monday, January 30.
The Prosecuting Attorney by leave
of the Court declined to further
prosecute in the following cases: Dan
iel Williams, felony; VIM. Kennedy,
felony; Nicholas Smith, felony; Thos.
Ryan, felony; Daniel Williams, INSIDE
meanor; S. NJ. Kinney, misdemeanor;
L. e. Barley, misdemeanor.
IN CHANCERY.
Lille Belle Wild VS.. Edward Wild.
Plaintiff granted divorce mensa ct
thoro with the privilege to assume her
maiden name, also to retain the care
of her children.
VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
To enlist at once, not particular
I.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-13

A portion of the establishment of P
Nicklas Bro. & Co., at Chambersburg,
was destroyed by fire on Monday
night.
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GONE merchants let their lines of staple goods
p run down in order to lay in stock of toys,
dolls, etc, for the holdays-not so with Emmert
81 Fiery for their largest trades isin dress goods
and coats. They carry these lines full so that
you'll find just as great variety in their dress
goods as you did early in the season and their
assortment of coats was never better.
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M I'D Winter Excursion-500 genuine So Seal
" " NUTS for 81 EUGENE E.hEERING next
door Geo. MAnn's Tonsorial Emporium.
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COMMITTING for you up stairs Old Kris is
y waiting anxiously to deal out his Christmas
bargains at C. P. HERRINGs Toy Department,
corner Queen and Martin streets.
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III AN you looked over your wardrobe to see
IL If any of your winter garments need clean.
ing or dyeing? Such work is nicely done by j.
CORDNER near wooden mill Gloves, slippers,
neckwear &c beautifully cleaned.
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RR0WN'S Store is the place to get toys for
ID little children.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-13

EVERYTHING nice il endless variety at
u LOUIS E. BHowN's.
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X LINERS China Hall on King street. for
IN beautiful Tea and Dinner Sets.
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VOU will find great variety of Handker-
i chiefs and Kid Gloves at Emmert 81 Fiery's
they have loads of pretty things for their Holt
day trade.
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M I'D Winter EXCURSION genuine So Seal
vi MuHs for 81 sc, EUGENE E. HERRING next
door Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Emporium.
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Ii ANING anticipated large trade this winter
Ii on underwear we bought with that idea in
our mind and have double the stock we ever had
before at prices that are down even lower than
the lowest, just think of good ladies vest for
Soc. EMMERT & FIERY's
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VOUR wife would appreciate handsome
Il damask table cloth and dozen of nap
kins to match. You will find great quantity at
Emmert q Fiery's. Either in pattern or by the
yard, also some lovely tray covers at great
bargain.
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IF you want to make a present of handsome
L dress or coat go to Emmert g. Fiery, great
variety of the latest styles and patterns at
bottom prices. s-
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ND you see those SO seal muffs for $3.50? at
~ Eugene E. Herring's.
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HAvE you called lately at Emmert & Fiery'ss
IL if not, you'n find plenty of new fancy arti-
cles for their holiday trade. Visit their store
and you'll find many suggestions for presents.
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X LINERS China Hall on King street, for
IN fine Chinas.
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WE have something to satisfy all in want of
w Xmas presents. LOUIS E. BROWN.
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COLLAPSED. Collapsed Old Kris Kingle
" has succumbed with his entire load at G. p
HEBRING's Toy Department, up stairs corner
Queen and Martin streets.
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MAKE KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read by Over 5000
People Every Evening.
REST and CHEAPEST COLUMN.
situatins, Help Wanted, For Sale, For Rent Lost,
Found strayed or Stolen, To Buy, Sell
n or Exchange Make it Known.
REST and CHEAPEST COLUMN.

KILMER's China Hall on King street, for sub
IN stantial Lamps.
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ELLO, there John, where are you going ?
- Down to Eugene Herring's to get a $40
accordion for 81 9S
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livery body knows when they go to Bur
Ia dette's Book Store for Xmas presents or
standard goods that they will get good solid
goods for their money. Nothing shoddy goes in
or comes out of that store
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RoRDETTE knows 0here and hon to buy his
co., goods, that is why he can sell cheaper than
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/ CE CREAM and Berry Sets, in both China
i and Glass, from 81 cents to $685. at H. NJ
KILMER' s, ON King street.
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DE sure to go to Burdette's before buying
ID Xmas goods elsewhere.
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OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT. Standard
~ granulated sugar, SC. best powder sugar,
0ao' choice raisins 54c. new currants, SC.
EUGENE HERRING.
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nNVERY body likes polite attention when buy
HI ing goods. You will be treated in way
ht NJ. S. Burdette's Book Store, that will make
Iyou feel each time you go there-that you are
Iglad you went, and that there is store where
it is a pleasure for the clerks to show goods
whether Won To buy or not
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TIP STAIRS-You are wanted by Kris. Come
u at once to c. P. HERRINGs Toy Department.
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'|HOSE hne books at Burdette's bound in full
4 leather, English morocco and calf are
beauties in themselves
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40 to Burdette s Book Store for Xmas novel
" ties of dainty and refined character.
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NOR SALE.-Double Frame Dwelling, new
L large lot, we'll located-price $1s00.00, easy
term. A bargain.
X. POOLE Attorney,
y Inv,
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Do you know that you can get So album for
Geo. Mann.
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II LINERS China Hall on King street, tor all
N kinds of Dishes.
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w oNDERFUL, Wonderful, 1000 Beautiful
Floor Rugs for 49c EUGENE HERRING.
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bei6uloigten Srauen befinben ii9 Die
@attinen mebrerer Sournaliiten unb
bic S66ter pon bDben Wtilitdrs unb
&e9tsanmdlten.
= 9te Direction Der Wbi!e Star
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gen bur1 bic bel Ocean 8iep in
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bas S9idial bes 9ampfers uNaronie"
fir eine Qualification, ba fi6 an 8orb
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@eieaf9aft befinbli1en Bahagierlifen
feline Perion Namens Slien befunben
babe.
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NJ SO II &rtfis! @es
gen ben 8ilen Der &egierung ipra6
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bes Imenbements gum neuen Spirit
tuoien=@ eieB nit 247 segen 242 Stim>
men aus, tporauf Der Mi1iIterz prdiiz
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Mtinifter bes Nusmdrtigen, 9ebeaes,
merbe bic Neubilbung zines &abtnetS
i%bernebmen. 8ibot lit rtur II Wos
den am &uber gepelen.
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Staatss Qegislatnr.
u n, 80. Mdrs 1898.

Gromlep bra1te cine &eipIution Elm,
bic ii6 gu @mufen Der @inberufuns
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reften Babn BON Dafpta nod benz
collie BON Merifo a1lauregert unb 3u
f6rhern. Sie Mngelegenbeit purbe
nod ldngerer Sebdtte benz 6anbelsz
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Die 9ausbia gum Wiberruf 6es Sc
iebe8 aur grtbeilung bon prdmien fur
bic 8erni9tung bon f9dbliaen &aub>
tbieren tuurbe angenommett.
Die Bill, pel6e es ernt6gli6t, Sim
Der unter IL Sabren Der Muffi9t unb
pfeye moralii@ be~rpabrloter perfos
men gu entsieben, gelangte CUR Nns
uabme.
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@erfaufS geiiiger @etrdnfe fam CUR
8eratbung. gtlee beantragte baau
elm Mmenbement, baB bic erforberIi6e
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baflr baften foae, baB bic Wirtbe an
ben @%onntagen gef6loFen balten unb
feiIe @etrdnfe an Minberidbrige bers
faufen. DaS ENHANCEMENT tpurbe nit
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sans.
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mats : Subfituts : 8in, bur9 mel9e
feds Sbergeri1ts Diffrifte gef1afs
fen merben NIT benz size in
@alDeton, Sort @ortb, Mufin, Dalz
lag, MbiIene unb San Mntonio.
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nabnle, tpel9er bic @rri9tung Don rlur
bier Difriften b~efiirportet. Ser SIP
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len6er 0rt.
9ana9 wtrbe bas einaiee reue Sc
ri6t mabrf9einli9 nod Dallas unb
ni9t nod San Mntonio tommen.
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0iebt 20 III Mlasta nod lebenSe
@eaftuDuue?

Die I'm Mla8fQ : S~erritorium tuohs
aenben Su6ianer bonn Gtideensgtqn1
me beh0upten auf bos beffimmteife
bdj5ss nod beutautoae Ieberbe grems
blaze BON 70 rtefiaer 9hieroebiIben
debt. ME es In liner melt h;n3sr uns
lieoenben oeoInoiihem Wnr,eit Sie Mns
fo6cus oeiueisn finh. 6ersn enod,en.
aeriiae uns Sic gr6e In ibren t;efsren
6&idterr aufbemohrf hot
am M,rIonfs ~ Ist,.., sa.s c..
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dda1ilie Ser @ormeIt Mos,SScns S ~.
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Mbenmattsmns tdueu aebetlt.

Orei Sage 1T cine f9nene 3eit, UNI
gefdbrli6en &beumatismuS gu furiren ;
aber es fann gefdebeu, tuenlt man bic
geeignete 8ebanblung einf9ldgt, mie
bag Golgenbe BON Sames 2ambert,
Neu 8runsmid, Sns., benefit: Sd
lit f9mer at Rbeumatismus in ben
6iften unb Beineil, aIs i1 cine Glas
f9e bon @bamberlains S6mer3enss
8alfam faufte. gr beilte mid in brei
Sagen. Sd befinbe mid uobl unb
ns6dte Sebem, Der nit Der f6redliden
&~ranfbeit bebeftet III, ratben, ngbams
berlains pain Balm" au sebrau9en
unb f1nel gefunb gu tperben. so
Gents bic Glafde. gu perfaufen
In San Mntonio In ben Mpotbefen BON
s. &alteper& SON, Domling & 6loob,
s. @. Sod, u. Sreib, s. S1u1arb,
q. gnbn & Co., 5. 8. 9arrifon unb
&alteper & S6u9arb.
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THIBODEAUX.


Was be6eutet biefes Worts Sc 1T
bas Sanbelssei6en bes
Cinderella S9ubz paIafeS.
So I'M Wabltabre befanutli9 @ez
f9dftsfiae berrf9t unb mir einen groz
Ben 8orratb BON S9ubmerf fur Ser
rem, 9amen unf &tnber an 0anb
baben, 1eueite 5acons unb Muter, 10
p~erfaufen mir N1es gum Soft
preie unb liefern bic 8emetie baz
fur. MQe Waaren iinb neu unb purz
ben ipeaiel fur bieien Sommer beftelt.
Sie preife finb iiberaa in 3ablen ars
gegeben. Wer biaig unb gut faufen
mill, sehe gum
CINDERELLA g@ub : Yalaff.
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California 5 Weine.

acknowledgement finben elm sroBes co.
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
9errn 3. s. 90 b e.r am Nlamos
8laaa. 9err Meper fu6t bic @eine
an Ort unb Stele aus unb fauft brett
aus benz Seller Der @ein5ii6ter. Oils
gutem 8enner gelingt es ibm tets, bic
beiten SOrten aus5umdblen. st fam
feline aunben unb Gamilien nit einem
guten 9rppfen perieben. &otb> unb
WeiB : Weine in poraiigli6er Qualit6t
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone - frei
ins Saus geliefert.