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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-18
A Good Suggestion.

Judge Lyman Trumbull, in dis
cussing the question Of Tardy JUS
tice, said:
Courtsyare iastituted for they ad-
ministration Of justice, and why
not pass a law allowing them to do
this by abolishing all distinction
between forms of actions, whether
of Il legal or equitable character,
and all technicalities in the way of
passing upon case on its real
merits, and declaring that no be
Judgment or decree of II court shall
reversed by ea court of review,
on appeal or writ of error, for want
Of form or any error in the pTo-
ceedingS in the,trial court, if the
court of review was Of opinion
that the parties had hadsa fair trial
in accordance with the constitu-
tion, and that substantial just
had been done between them" AS
United States senator, lawyer and
judge, this gentleman speaks from
the personal experience of law
maker, eXpounder of the law, and
jurist. The denial of rights
through legal technicalities, con .
trary to the facts, has caused the
miscarriage ofjustice in thousands
of cases.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-18
MOdeSt..M'Kinley.

Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Gov. Mckinley, inshis speech at
the Lincoln banquet last evening,
in Columbus, went through the
old performance of "pointing with
pride" to the achievements of the
Republican iparty, chanting the
praises of high protection, predic-
ting direful results of the substitu-
ton of "British free trade" and de-
claring that the Republican party
would remain constant to the pol
icy embodied in the tariff iof 1890.
When confronted with the fact
that following the adoption Of that
tariff the Republican party was
swept out of power in the house by
Democratice tidal wave of un-
precedented proportions and two
years after, by still higher, wave,
was washed out Of every depart
ment of government for the first
time in more than thirty years,
governor turned aside with the
modest remark: lido not seek to
interpret the election of 1892"
The governor, might swell ..save
himself the labor. 1t interprets
itself. The speople.i are ;stired OF
Observation-Disclosures
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-18
GRAY EAGLES pERuT.
The Turning Point in the I.ifc CT "a Horse
That Became Famous Oh the Turf

The Turning Point in the I.ifc CT Horse
That Became Famous on the Turf
OF the many bits of unpublished ro-
nance, the natural hotsam and jetsam
of the receding tide Of war about the
national capital during the close of the
long, dark days, there is the following,
lately come to light-almost a compau-
ion piece, in an humble way, to the now
famous biography of Black Beauty:
1t happened late in the summer of '65
that a played-out looking confederate
cavalryman no uncommon sight
ambled into the quiet precincts of
Georgetown astride of a hea-bitten,
switch tailed skeleton of horse, and
stopping in front Of Hazeps livery,
called out the dealer in horsehesh and
opened negotiations for the sale of his
mount. The American Tattersall ran
over the points of the wreck with
careful eye, and at the end Of the ex-
animation was less surprised than
would have been less experienced
judge when the soldier fixed his price
at one hundred and fifty dollars.
OF course the figures did not pass
without dispute, but after some chatting
the difference was split at one hun
dred and thirty-fve dollars and
the trade closed, the dismount-
ed ranger pursuing his way on
foot toward Dixie considerably better
fixed than before in the matter of Incl
dental expenses, and the horse dealer
leading his new purchase within, where
he was groomed, fed and watered by
the old black stable boss as he had not
been before in many day.
This care and attention was keptup till
far into the autumn, when the crisp
north winds fred the leaves of all the
forest outside and sent the blood cours-
ing faster in the veins of all creation,
while the frost worked down into the
ground and toughened up the roadbeds
well for speeding. Then the old gen
tleman, who was then not so old as he
is now, one day called an acquaintance
and brought out the confederate gray
for inspection.
The inter-rib spaces Of the skeleton
had filed out until they were no longer
to be seen, and the switch tail had
heightened to quite respectable pro-
portions, while about the whole frame
there was u general springiness that
might be laid to good currying and
United States oats
Driving leisurely to the edge of the
town, where there was a good level
stretch of dirt road in view, the driver
laid the whip knowingly across the
lines which he had wound round his
hand and let the strange horse go. And
he went. Road and fences turned to a
blur, and the icy wind whistled through
the furs. After a good mile the driver
pulled up gently, sprung out and ran
his hands over the silvery sides that
were scarcely heaving, and patted the
velvety nostrils, saying with chuckle;
~ thought | wasn't mistaken" And
then they went home
Time passed, and the fame of the
gray trotter spread, till finally his
owner parted with him somewhat re-
gretfully for fifteen hundred dollars.
That was the flyer afteward known
upon the turf as Gray Eagle. Washing
ton Post.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-18
Gresham And Clay.

St. Louis Republic.
The report that Judge Gresham
has been rendered the position of
Secretary of, State in Mr.. Cleve-
lands Cabinet seems to greatly
disturb our officeholding friends of
both parties. Their wishes must
be considered, of course, thou gh
they are frequently wrong in sup
posing that theysrepresent anyone
but themselves. The fact that
they set up howl does not mean
that the people are 'displeased.
And in this particular case there
is no doubt of the strength of Judge
Gresham with the masses in?2 2all
parties. The:people haveiwatched
his course on the bench for years
and have found him one Of the few
men ready to sarcifice wealth and
opportunities for preferment rather
than betray his trust and become
a tool of privileged classes instead
of Il servant of the people.
There are reasons, however, why
it would be inadvisable to appoint
Judge Gresham Secretary Of State
underIMr. Cleveland. He suppor-
tedjMr. Clevland, st, isNtrue, and
the politicians who!say that he did
it merely because Of his enmity to
Harrison have9 against them the
record of his honorable career Of
loyalty to the interests of the peo-
pie. But, on the Rothern nhand, he
declared in his latest public utter
ance that he is still a Republican,
and, under the circumstances, his
appointment might be but repeti-
tinn of the mistake made by John
Quincy Adams in appointing Hen
ry Clay Secretary of State. The
cry was at once raised that the
support of the Whig, Clay, 7was
bought for the Democrat, Adams,
by the,place in the Cabinet. Jack
sons supporters tore their hair
and yelled "bargain and corrupt
On",with all their might, and as
long as Clay remained in publ e
life he was pursued by this foolish
| oh fhnf hn had cold him "a 4
for office. Inherently absurd as
was the charge Of bargain, it was
just such lie as is apt to stick the
longestin politics. 1t was believed
by thousands, and there no doubt
that General Jackion believed in
it more strongly than he did in al
most anything else.
Before that appointment was
made Thomas III. Benton called on
Jefferson and discussed it with
him. 81 told it as my belief to Mr.
Jefferson" he says in his "Thirty
Years. View" "On Christmas
evening of the same year (l824)
called on the illustriOuS statesman
at Monticello. And believing ther
that Mr.. Adams would be elected
and that from the necessities OF
the case he would have make a
mixed Cabinet, l expressed tha
belief to Mr.. Jefferson, using the
term familiar to English history
of 'brOad-bottomed,' and asked
him how it would do. Heanswer'
ed: 'Not at all; would never sue
ceed; would ruin ali engaged in it,"
The event justsfied the predic
tion. And no doubt thet 4 result
would not be essentially different
now. 1t would certainly close Mr.
Gresham's political career, and, ii
} would give malcontents OppOrtun'
ity to express as party champions
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-18

the enmity they have always felt
for Mr.. Cleveland.
On the whole, Judge Gresham
would better stay where he Is,
There may he emergencies in
which the people will need him for
greater services than he could poss-
IDLY render as Secretary of State.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-18

You can now get magnificent
chrome, suitable for framing, rep
resenting the Landing of Columbus
at the postofiice for two cents.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-18

THE announcement of the new
Cabinet will not sound the name
of either FIX Gov, Campbell or Hon.
j. IL. Outhwaitp.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-18

Shiloh's Cure will Immediately
relieve Group, whooping cough and
bronchitis. Sold by Miller g. Case,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-18

challenge and dare him to accept
Come on beautiful Barleon, ce
nest que le premier pas qui conte.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-18

TINg
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-29
Slight Fire Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock a
gentleman named Campbell, who re-
sides at No. 81 Fourth avenue n. g., was
boiling vessel of tar when it wasiacci-
dentslly overturned and caught fire.
Mr.. Campbell picked up the pot of burn
ing tar to carry it from the house, and
in attempting to do this was painfully
burned on the hands and arms. The
Friendship Fire Company responded to
an alarm of fire, which was turned in
from box l3, and soon succeeded in ex.
tlnguishing the small blaze, which did
little damage to the house or it's con-
tents.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-29

Now is the time to buy property. Tho
bottom has been reached and prices will
not be any lower.
Good s'room house between Tenth
and Eleventh avenues 8. W., near .Ieffer-
son street, $500; $3.50 cash, balance
easy monthly payments.
Two good lots in the Lewis Addition,
10oxl3o feet, price $500, on good terms.
Good 7-room house on Bullet street,
corner lot, stable; price 81, 300
Good lot on Fifth avenue n. O., so feet
front; price S3!5, cheap.
New s-room house with all modern
improvements on Tenth avenue 8. w..
$4,000; $500 cash, balance $40 per m tn.
7-room house on Eleventh avenue q.
W., lot 5Ox130 feet, 50 900.
Groom house on Campbell avenue:
large lot; price s2.25O; $500 cash, bal
ance $50 per month.
The best lot in the grove on Roam oke
street, 50x17o feet, 81 $50.
The best residence lot on Salem ave.
nue., aox2,ooo feet, 81, 200, very cheap.
you want to buy house or lot we
would earnestly advise you to purchase
now and take advantage OF tho low
prices. Prices will be higher or money
get easier.
We have splendid farm of 2071S
acres that we will trade for improved
unencumbered Roanoke city property.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-29
Delegates Take Notice.

I1bIBKAteB IHKe Not1Ce,
ALL DELEGATE and alternates
elected to the Democratic State Conven-
ton are requested to meet without fail
in the circuit courtroom on Thursday,
August 10, at $50 p. M, for the purpose
of organizing and making whatever ar.
engagements may be deemed necessary.
Per order,
II. j. BROWNE.
CHAs. 4: STEWART. Ch'm'n pro tenn.
Sec't'Y pro tenn.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-29
SUN SHADES and PARASOlS.

We have thrown our entire stock O
Sun Shades with one lot and will Civ
you choice at $3.50. Amy of them wer
worth from 81 to So
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-29

DYER BROTHERS. buss line leaves
Terry building every evening at Z
o'clock See advertisement.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-29

OLD papers. Is cents per hundred. for
sale at this office.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-29
MEMS OUTING SHIRTS.

Mems Outing Shirts.-Eight dozer
Mems Outing Shirts that were soc
Your choice $50. Fifty Mems Outing
Shirts, that were 30c., now 10c.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-29
B0Y'S SHIRT WAISTS.

Boys Mothers Friend Shirt Waists
finest quality, beautifully laundried al
7sc. Former price 81. Your choice Of
any in tho stock.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-30
Salbe 6aten fir Die Sabrt nad)
Chicago mnb 5uriid.

Sas lange ertpartete @reigniB 1T
enbli9 eingetreten, bic pafagiers &aten
fir bic Gabrt mad @bicago unb aurld
linb auf bic Sdlfte rebucirt morben.
Bonn l.. Mugut an berfauft bic
Santa Ses8abn &etour gillette mad
Chicago pia st. 2ouis ober &anfas
@itp gum Preiie Der einfa9en Gabrt
plus $500. Sol9e Sidets perbeu
tdsIi9 big gum 81. October 1893 bers
fault tperben. 9ieielben baben cine
@iiItieteit BON 80 Sagen fir bic &ids
fabrt bonn Sage bes 8ertaufes an.
Sie Snbaber berielben iinb feinen 8es
i6rdntuugen in 8eaug auf bic NceOmz
mobatipnen unterporfen. Mer bafir
EXTRA be5ablen mill, fam aud pldBe
in ben pulman' i6en 8eftibilsS 6lafs
Wageu belegen, 9ie 8enuBung Der
bD6ele9anten @bairs@ ars Der Santa
Sc 8abn ltebt ben pafagieren obne
@rtras8 ergiitun9 aur 8erfigung.
Sie paHagiere t0nnen bon Chicago
an bic &iidfabrt mad 8elieben antrez
ten, porausgeiebt, baB bas innerbalb
Der 30tdgigen @iltigteitsba uer Der
8iQette gei9iebt, unb tpenn man auz
riiftebrt, mirb man ni6t nur bas 8es
nuBtfein nit fi6 mad 9auie nebnte1,
benz groBarti9iten S6auipiel Der
Welt beigewobnt gu baben, ionbern
baB bic &eiie aud bic benfbar angez
nebmte un6 bequemite gemeien 1T
wie baS eben nur bel Der bo6elegans
ten unb mobernen Qlusriiltung Der
3iige Der Santa Sc 8abn m0gli9 lit.
Cine entipre6enbe niebrigere &ate
mirb fir ale Yunfte an Der Santa Sc
8abn mad st. 2oui8 unb &anfas
@itD inter benIelben Bebingungen
feltgeieBt merben.
Man menbe ii9 miinbIi6 ober
i6riftli6 an irgenb einen 8iQett= Ngens
ten Der Santa Sc 8abn in 8e3ug auf
8iaette ober ionfige @in5elbeiten.
Mfan laHe 1i6 einen "ColumbiasFolz
der'' geben, Der ni9t nur cine genaue
8el6reibung Der @eltausitelungss
Bauten entbdlt, ionbern aud einen gez
nauer Plan bon GbicagD.
%. g. &eenan,
@eneralsp ga asent.
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8ilIise Ggcmriion naG 0alneifDn
iiber bic Santa Tes9inie.

Nm 2. September 1898 wirb bie
Gulf Colorado unb Santa Jes8abn
cine SPECIAL 8 @rcurlion BON alien
Stdbten an ibrer 2inie in Seras unb
benz SSnf ianer=S erritprium mad Sal
beiton peranitalten. Ser Sabrpreis
BON Gutenberg mirb 50 betragen. Gin
@rtras3ug pirb BON @leburne mad
benz reguldren pafasieraug bon BUR-
ecu un0 paris %abfabren. Biaet.e
werben nur fur ben .. September pers
fault; bieie iinb fir bic &iidreife auf
iebem perionen3ug, ineluiibe benienis
gen, Der @alpeiton am Mtittpo@, ben
6. September UNI $3.50 8Ormittags
perldBt, 9iltig. @rcuriioniten baben
iomit 3 Sage Iufentbalt in Salueiton.
9ieies 1T bic leBte un6 btliglte @rs
eurlion bieier Saiion. Sober ioate
baran She'll nebmen nnb Elm Seebab
genieBen. Sbeatralif9e 8~orfeQung
unb Concert fret ieben Nbenb am Sec
ufer.
%. g. &eenan,
General pafagiers @gent, @alpefton,
Seras.
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& . I s.
MlerIet.

- Mm /. September begiant bas
iteue S@uliabr unierer biefigen Seutf6>
@nglif1en S9ule, morauf mir ale
bieienisen @ltern aufmerfiam MAIDEN,
benen etmas barart liest, haB ibren
ain6ern bic @enntniB Der beuti9en
Spra9e in Wort unb S9rift erbalten
bleibt.
= DaS 3~ielenboteIzp roiect fpudt
f9ou nal pieber. Sizes Mal fol- es
auf gttien gegriinbet per6er unb cine
Geieli9aft @bicagoer &apitaliter
min es in bic 9anb nebmen.
= &arl Seraos bat i'm As. Sifrifts
geri9t cine S6eibungsflage gegen
feiEe Grau paulile Ser3og eingerei6t.
Is Grunb 9iebt er an, baB i'm feline
6rau aus benz 9aufe 9etrieben babe
unb Inn bic &iidfebr Derpebre.
= 9ie brei Meritaner Suan 2ons
soria, 9eobore &oiaIes unb Sole 2una
finb inter Der Mntlage bes Worbs
periu9eS' nerbaftet morben. Sic bats
ten an Der @de BON 6rio= unb MDn.
teren StraBe spei anbere Merifaner
iiberfanen un6 ben einen babot 10 libel
sugeri@tet, baB er Dielei6t ferben
spirt.
- SIN Monat Nuguf finb in San
Nntoaio nur So perionert ~seiforben,
gegeus Is i'm entipre6enben Menat bes
borigen Sabres.
Nad ldnseren 2eiben itarb Der
ID BET 2ibe : DAT : StraBe wobnenbe
3irnmerman1t Iuguit &riiger am 2e>
berfrebs. NuBer feinen Nnseb6rigen
betlagen aablrei6e Greunbe unb 8es
fannie feinen Sob.
- Sci Sonara in Sutton County
t66tete ber Meritaner pebro Martine5
bic 17idbrige Maria 8onsaIes, elm
ebenfo ebrbares aIs oumutbises Mdb>
den, neil fe fi9 peigerte, NIT inn su
tauser. Martine3 murbe BON Der err
regten Menge fat tobtgei6lagen unb
tuurbe 6anH bonn Sheriff ins @efdngs
nib sebro6t. Seine 8erIebungea finb
berart, baB er f6perIi9 nit benz 2eben
banonfommen tpirb.
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6ooo's Sariapariua belt.
Galifprmia : @etne.

@einliebbaber finben ELM groBes 9az
ger bon feinen California Weinen BEL
Germ s. s. Meper am Mlamos
gla5a. 9err Meper ir6t bic Weine
an Or unb Stele aug unb tauft brett
aus benz Seller Der Wein3i6ter. Nls
gutem aenner gelinst es inn ftets, bic
beiten Sorten ars5umdblen. @r fann
feline 9unben unb 6amilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berieben. aotbz unb
MeiB Metne in o~or3iielider Gualitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
tns 9aus geliefert.
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9aS Iiberale rgotbaer Sage
blatt" beiBt ben neuen Ser3og glf;eb
BON Sa9iens@ rgz8Otba pilfoms
men, uno atpar beionbers aus benz
8runbe, neil er aus einem 2anbe
tomme, in mel6em bic Ge6te unb
Greibeiten bes goltes algemein gea6z
tet uno reipettirt merben. SrDbbem
1T es nlGt 5u ldl1gnen, baB ein @efuhI
Der unIi9erbeit berri9t. uno man be-
fir9tet, baB aaes ni9t 10 glatt nnb
rubig a%blaufen mirb. Die 0erGnbe<
rungen, uel9e Obne allen 3ueifel i'm
ber5ogli6en Miniterium itattfinben
tperben, Der6en b06f nabrf6einz
lid i6on ben erften Stein bes
NnftoBes geben. Serr @~eteIbolot,
Der gang beion5erS bas @ers
trauen bes 0er5ogs Nlfreb be-
ftBt, Dirb bereitS als Der sutlnfz
tige premierminifter be3ei9net. Seine
Bopularit1t bat in ben lebten
sebn Sabren befdn6ig augenommen;
pdbrenb bieienige bes ieBigen 9re>
mierminilters in bemielben 8erbaltniB
geiunteu 1T. 8etrefs Der 8erfigung
iber ben Na9laB beS oerforbenen Ser
5ogs 1T nod ni6ts Ndberes per0Hentz
li6t morben. Man mar algemein Der
Infi6t, Der gertorbene lei ungebeuer
reid geweien; ~wehigtens beiaB er riez
figes @runbeigentbum. ST mar 8ez
iiber aablret9er paldite, S9l6Ker unb
2%anb9iiter; ferner geb0rten lbm bic err
Qiebigften SagDreuiere @urppas, bic in
Seferrei9 eelegen iinb. GQes bies
TAFT in bic Sdnbe ieines Na@fOIsers
in Der &egieruna.
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0Gnt. Matthfes.

6leif der, 5ouftOnsS II s e.
2iefert bas borsiigli6te &inbs, @9afz
unb S9peinefeif6. Spe3ialitdt:
Sunges &albfleii d. Ollie Sors
ten BON Wur1t.
8efelunaen iperben in irgenb einem
Sbeile Der Stabt frei abgeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-30
%9(ufaepaRt 9. q. 81.

Sir bic alidbrli6e 3uiammenfuuft
Der s. u. g., meI@e bisies Sabr pom
bierten bis ie6sten September in Sns
b%ianapolis, Sn6., tattfinbet, oerfauft
bic International &oute am l. uttb 2,
September 8ilete gu einem Sabrs
preiie fur bic &un6retie.
0ie &iidreiie BON indianapolis muB
big gum Is. September angetreten
uerben.
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gdpla, 9alnte,t ; @artem 1T 81

SDDl5 FdIHteH : WdrteH II Def
Sammelplab Der Oeuti6en BON San
Intonio nit ibren 6amilien. 0ie re-
g%elmdbigen Nberb : Srei : &onaerte an
bier Nberben in Der Wo9e iinc ftets
aablrei6 beiu6t unb erfreuen ii6 elmer
algemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Meine
un6 @bisfeps unb ale3eit feuerfrii9es
8ier, iopte bic e ften @igarren.
9te & eitauration liefert ale
9elifateRen Der Saiion. Nuftern,
Slide. @ilb in better 3ubereitung.
SdgliG ausge5ei6neter mariner 2un9.
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~ m r.

81 -
Weimar liegt i'm tpefli9en Sbeile
bon Colorado gountp, unfern Der
grenae bon 6apette @ountp unb 1T
~itbenfalS mad Der vDimterfabt" in
Sa6ieu : Weimar $ @iiena9 benannt
mor6en.
Gntfan5en 1T 6as @tdbt9en i'm
Sabre 1873, al8 es Station Der 9.
8. e g. u. Balm purbe. Megen
Der es rings umsebenben prairie tpirb
es aud sprairie @itp" genannt unb
6d es bod gelegen 1T, fann man es
bon gRnftig gelegenen punften auf
groBe gntfernung feben.
Die ginuobteraabl betrdgt etspa
1900 unb beftebt, ME i9on Der gfame
be8 Drtes Dermutben ldBt, gum groBen
$beil aus 9eutf6en. 9iefe finb elm
inteaigentes betriebiames, gemiitblis
Dies unb undergraduates 86lt6en, 10
bet. flait BITE bel ibnen berlebten Stuns
ben INNER al ben an~genebmen re6net.
Bon ipbnftrieflen 1nternebmungen
iub 5u ilennen: Die OeImiible Der
@ebriber Ollie, @drtners W6belfa=
brit utrb Sobelmaf6ine, anei Gabriten,
uut 8aumfpelpflan3er berauteaen,
flnf Cotton Sins rrb bier S9neibers
pertltdtter.
9d,ilen gtebt es 6rei: yWeimar
Snititite@ NIT prDf. MDore dig prin>
aipaI. bic 6euti@senglif6e S6nle unter
Nrot. 9. MoaB' 2ettung unb cine Jfes
gerldrle.
etfuass mas cine Stabt bon Der
@r6Be WeiHars felten befbt, 1T eiue
tretfts@ ~otgantltrte unb gel6ulte Geuers
tuebr. mel9er cine neue $4,000 fofenbe
StlSbn SanphpriBe, fomie 5Dei
S@tou4tuagen nit 1900 SUB S9lau9
!iit0 eth 0atens unb %3etterrpagen our
8srfttgiag teber. Sie Mn3abl Der
atttbe,t JeuertDebr1dnner betrdgt A.
perr u. j. Hoie TT @bef. Sur1 bic
geaannte ginridtung finb benn aud
pc 6eilerperfderuugS Rate1 um 35
Br05ent rieoriger geDorben.
etinas Mnberes, tuorauf Weimor
ttol5 letlt tam, tt isine aus II Miuf=
tsrl Oslfsps1ee N1ulGi y ilnter Der
SssInAg peg 0errn u. .: aole.
S0H 3tr@eH 9leot IS 1unf tlr 2SetBe
= 0tet I1r 9ae8er. gle Sentl@en
osloen 1eoog 1ur elnen 1egr gertigert
procent1as per Hlr1e11gduger.
Son So9er nno Dertrete1 Dte &i1t9bts
q DoTor mt 70 W~tltglleoern; Die
gelnldilnsloD1e mt a; &rlsbts Of
pgag.as' SO GG0 Gsue m ~; SIels
a.aauss, o., a.. y. ", y @uss
su.e isnnDs, y 81. g. =. u
X.n9l' ~ UOll'Opa nh'elpugHHgss
c..s.n,
osm owsus oet unleIgaltung ~
Sss gslSesgsas Dssat ole 0aas peg
S:.. ,1gl,am ous uen gelIeh
yaass' unu 3uauuu1 Sepul'ge s0peIa'
Aaaas aa.st Se.Iaag peg perm Gito
ggesg, nnO OCT 6sl5ense HnIeIa per
lug 9e'egsns gplsalurs pa[1' mil
paDll3as Sg!eBpanOen, aei4oaDa &C.
gHgulloeU,IH'ea gleol 70 gleI cue
aalsgnl!ge 5agl; slalge per OeatlWen
'olsA g'sI grnapHuag Inoen.
geIr Y; Derosr, EN- 9ei@dftsniarl1
~ 1uDrf etllert e@eHeral
- SIOrs~ UNI Dat pen groBz
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GS tpitet Gt6ts unb ptrD Sud ltberltu bienIt5 ietn,
ipltet Sbr Suiten, Grtdltuns pber trsenb etn 2etben bel
8alies, Der Sruit pber Gunsen BADEN. Or. 3tns's
neue Grfnbuns seSen S6ptnhiu6t per59afft 2inbe.
@elD 5urhderfattet. SplAe, BITE an Der Grippe ittten,
%fanoen, baS eS has Bette Mtttet mar BET 9npenbuni
bteies 8rdparatS ~erlanste nna1 eine ~Spfprtt8e unb per,
mauente Sur.
geriudt etne TrobsFafde unb ~hberSeust Sud, nj
pirtli4 gut bieie8 Mtttet lit. NrpbeHof6en ~unentaelt.
LID BET Der Gan antcnip Drua So. su baben.
9erfauft rrerben fe su so 6t8. un6 $1.OO fur srpb
SlefheH.
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GopleD's &esifter, Mo. % Nlam,O
pla3a bat einen &uf fir suten alien
Wbisfep, Die beften semii9ten @ez
trdnfe, feline Weine unb ausge3ei6nete
impOrtirte unb einbeimii6e @igarren
unb ftets frii6es 8ier. Ser giaentbiz
mer. Soc Cooley, perftebt ieiu Sef9dft.
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Sic SnternationaIs 8abn ba! fir bic
Gabrt nod ct. 2ouis unb @bicago
uub 3uriid uur ben balben 6abrpreis
(plus $4,000 fetgeiebt. Meeen ae,
nauerer SnformatiDnen menbe man li6
an ben nd1ten SidetsI genten.
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@runSeiaentbams ltebsrtragunsem.
Conrad 9uberi6 an @m. Yieper,
@runbfdf.an 9opberbouie StraBe,
$3.50.
s. Slipper an 6. Senberion, @runO=
fttd I'M Original Gitp eOt $50. 106,
fur $3.50.
6. Mlatneba an Cd. @otuGa, @runb>
itid an YreiasS traBe, $500.