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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07
:. Peterson. residing at Case $

L. Peterson. residing at Case street and
Payne avenue. was struck by switch engine
in the Omaha yard yesterday afternoon.
Peterson had only been at work six hours.
and was engaged in cleaning snow Off the
tracks. He suffered fracture of the right
leg and was badly hurt about the head and
body. He wasattended bg DR.. Murphy, and
although seriously hurt will recover.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

TIE Nebraska legislature is suffering
an attack of greaSerS who are working
to secure the election of JOHN NJ.
THURSToN to the United States senate.
THURsToN is the candidate of the
Union Pacific railroad, and the greasers
are accordingly well supplied with the
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07
IGNITED BY LIME.
Burning of Steamer Near Port,
land, Or

PORTLAND. Or. Feb. 6.-The steamer
Wilmington, of the Merchants Steam
ship company, was burned at Linnton,
nine miles below here. this morning.
She had just arrived there from Puget
sound with a cargo of lime and lime
rock. 1t was stormy passage and the
vessel shipped heavy seas. which caused
the lime to burn. Attempts made to
flood and sink the ship were fruitless,
and the vessel was practically de-
stroyed, only the hull being left. Loss,
$4,000; partially insured.
OTTUNIWA, To-. Feb. 6.-The business
portion of Alton was destroyed by fire
last night. The loss is $4,000.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

THERE is a sad feature about the
death of eX-Chief Justice CoMEGYS, of
Delaware. He was too old to do efficient
service upon the bench, yet declined to
resign. After every means to induce
him to do so was exhausted, the legis-
lature removed and pensioned him at
$4,000 year. He was SO deeply morti-
fed by the measure that his death re-
smiled
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

THE cause for the wonderful decline
in the price OF whisky is at last sol we'd.
The selling of beer at two cents glass
in st. Louis caused such falling Off in
whisky drinking that the market soon
became gIutted with the beverage.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

men and shop girls Had the market
gone the other way the senator would
be putting up his margins yet, indiffer-
ent whether the lambs he sheared were
shop girls or not.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

j. S. CLARKsoN continues his savage
attacks upon President HARRISON. The
president could not be asSailed by
a more harmless mortal. CLARKsON is
back number, and has little intlu-
enee with his or any other party.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07
Three Asnhyxiated.

LIMA, o., Feb. 6.-The entire family
of Charles Meher, consisting of father.
mother and son, was asphyxiated by gas
this morning. Efforts to resusciate the
inmates failed. with the exception of
MI. Mehr. who will recover.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07
Nine under suryeiIIance.

L. ROME, Feb. 6.-The Investigations of
/ the examining magistrate have shown
already the criminal connection of seven
deputies and two eX-minSterS with the
bank scandals. All nine men have
been brought under police surveillance
pending their arrest.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07
Struck by an Engine.

Special to the Globe.
81 FARGO, N. D., Feb. 6.-John Young,
a Northern Pacific employe, was struck,
by an engine in the yards here today,
and will probably die. The base of the
skull was fractured.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07
Charged with Counterfeiting.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 6.-Harry McMa-
non. aged twenty-seven years, and his
wife Kate, who cauie to this city about
two weeks ago from Chicago, were ar
rested this evening by the local authori-
ties OH the charge of counterteiting.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07
Will Denend ON an AIihi.

PIrTsBURG, Feb. 6.-The trial OF
Jack Clifford, the Homestead strike
leader for murder, was resumed before
Judge Stowe today. and in outlining
the defense Attorney Brennan said that
an alibi would be proven.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

SIN THE West clerks, laboring men
and shop girls gamble in options and
lose their earnings as well as their say
iDgs," said Senator WAsHBURN in New
York, Saturday. The clerks, Iaboring
men and shop girls Of the whole coun-
try had the senator's own exalted ex-
ample for gambling in options until he
got so severely nipped himself on
'change that he decided not only to quit
himself but to make everybody else
quit, including the clerks, laboring
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

A DIET prescribed in England as one
inducing longevity is fruit for break
fast and three ounces of meat for din
ner. They have some samples of peo-
pie who have lived TO be very old on
this diet, hence the recommendation
We can offset that in America with to-
bacco as means Of inducing longevity,
presenting as sample a woman of
ninety-nine who has smoked since she
was nineteen. After all. longevity is
like freeZe-out, game of chance.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

TIE experience of the past proves
that it is rolly for a great man to have
namtsake son. The namesake has in
about every instance done all he could
by conduct to tarniSh the name of his
father
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

MIR. GLADsToNE's home rule bill is
threatened with defeat IN the commons.
1t offers, naturally. too much to secure
the support of the British Unionists,
and. at the same time. too little to please
the NationaliStS of ireland. The Ma
tionaliSts should be able to see that a
half-loaf is better than no bread, and be
content with that little to use as a step
ping stone to more in the future.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07
Fire at Anoka.

Special to the Globe
ANoKA. Minn.. Feb. 6.>-T. T. Sulli-
vans saloon was burned at clock
this morning. calling out the fire de-
partment. Cause unknown. Loss,
$4,000; small amount of insurance.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

The Lake Crystal Mirror makes the
following note on the sentiment in favor
of electing postmasters:
There is pretty general Endorsement
of the scheme to allow communities to
express their preference for postmaster,
when changes take place, by means of
the ballot
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

THE Chicago papers are trying to
shame the Yale college team into the
athletic contests at the worlds fair by
asserting that the boys are afraid of de-
feat. They'll bring the boys to time yet.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07
ThursUon Withdraws.

LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 6.-At the Re-
publican caucus tonight John NJ. Thurs
ton withdrew and Paddock will be given
the solid vote of the Republicans at to-
mOrrOW'S ballot.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

Charles de Lesseps, in the Masas
prison at Paris, is required to make his
own bed, clean up his cell and wash his
own dishes-disagreeabi duties for "a
man of the World''
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07
More Cholera at Altoona.

HAMBURG. Feb. 6.-Four new cases
of cholera and two deaths from the dis
ease were reported in Altoona yester-
daN
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

ETHE gallant member from Hennepin
was doubtless moved by the state of the
mercury to introduce his anti-hoops bill,
for nothing in such weather could be
bleaker than a hoop skirt.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

TIE window glass trust got together
Yesterday and resolved the price Of
glass up 10 per cent. Protection, 6S to
1872 per cent
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

The rumor is again current in New
York that John c. Emo, the fugitive
president of the Second National bank,
is about to return to surrender himself.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

CONGRESSMAN JOHNSON evid entity be-
lieyes that there will be no immigratio II
of natives into North Dakota during
the next two years. He expects to be
chairman of the coinage committee in
the Fifty-fourti.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

Mrs. Emmons Blaine has given to the
city of Augusta. Me-, $4,000 to found a
library in honor of her husbands mem-
ory.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

THE hoop skirt has reached Chicago.
This shows how little influence the
press OF that city has among the people.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

Rejected communications cannot be pre-,
SERVED. AQdress all letters and telegralhs W
sS4'N nHE GLOBE. st. Paul, MINI.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLOBE.
One year ST six mo-, 65c Three mo" o"c
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

Mrs. Custer attended her husband in
his camp life for twenty years. moving
from fort to fort, but sne says he never
confided his military plans to her.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07
"Will you elope with me?"
"What is your income"'

"Will you elope with me?"
"What is your income?'
''Three thousand year"
mo. Harold If you had five thou
sand l would, but with only three Pm
afraid mamma wouldn't like it,
Washington Star.
Landlady-l don't know how it is, but
! cannot keep the milk from getting
sour, although | always keep it in the
refrigerator.
Boarder-Why don't you try the oil
stove that's in my room?-Detroit Free
Press.
Karl--Oh. auntie, please buy me a
piece of raspberry cake. mo. my dear
Karl; ] need my money for something
that is better" "But can you get any
thing that's better?'-Fliegende Blat-
fer
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

Tn-WEEKlY- DAILY Monday "Wednesday
and Friday.) co n,
1yr iu ADVANCE. ..S4 90 & mos. in adV.'9-00 w
) mouths in advance. Isl w.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07
MEN AND WOMEN.

Edison says that the man of the future
may be able to do without sleep en-
tirely.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07
STATE PRESS NOTES.

The Albert Lea Standard notes
phenomenon as follows:
An unusual phenomenon is to be OBJ
served at many of the open places in
the ice of Fountain lake, places kept
open by the flowing in of water from
the artesian wells. Frogs in countless
numbers appear and fill the openings.
and as fast as taken out others crowd in
and fill the openings again. Many FAM
lilies have feasted on fried frog legs,
and more dainty and delicious dish is
not to be had.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

SUNDAY ALONE. roo
In advance. 50 90 3 mos in adv. .9Uc
q M IN IN advance. l 90 l m. in advance '2oc
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

THEquestiOn of annexation of Hawaii,
or of establishing protectorate, divides
opinion almost solidly Oh partisan lines.
OF the twenty senators favoring it all
are Republican; those opposed are Dem
ocraUs, and of the twenty-five non-com
initial senators all but four are Demo
Gratis. In the house about the same pros
portions appear. The press of the coun-
try divide about the same way. DAVIS
and HAIyoRsEN favor it, HALL opposes
it and LIND is non -conmittal.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

Congressman-elect Sibley, of Penn
sylyania, is using his influence at Har-
rlsburg in favor of Congressman Hatch
for secretary of the agricultural depart
ment Gov. Pattison is one of the
signerS to petition to that effect
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07
Eastern Advertising Office Room 4i'
Ii1nes RnildinQ, New YORK.

Complete files of the GLOBE alwayskept on
hand for reference. Patrons and trlenas are are
cordially invited 10 visit andaIalI tnenlsGit
n New York
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

The Madelia Times thinks the, free
text book project unWlse. 1t says:
There is an agitation for a law pro-
viding for furnishing free text books.
We do not think it is expedient to do
this. If the districts provide good
school houses. the necessary fuel to
keep them comfortable. aud competent
instructors, that ought to be enough.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

DAILY AND SUNDAY. .oso
1yr IN advance. $40 90 mos, IN aoT..91 no no
q ~ ,, in in advance 500 5weeksin adv w
one month. ......eoc.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

Miss Fit-And so you were in the
Crlmean war. major? Were you with
the Light Brigade in its heroic charge?
MAJOR Ananias Bluff -I-eh-came
very near being in that historic charge,
Miss Fit. Never was so disappointed in
my life.> They would take but 600,
and I-eh- was No. 6Ol.--Puek.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

below zero. E. C. THOMPSON,
Observer Weather Bureau.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

1t is claimed by the Atlanta Constitu-
ton that Gen. Longstreet would have
gone into President Hayes cabinet as
postmaster general had it not been dis
covered that he was a strong Blaine
man.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

Charles E. Coon, who was recently
appointed confidential secretary to the
quartermaster general of the army at
$1,000 year, lately ran for congress in
New York, and before that he was as
siStant secretary of the treasury.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

Mrs. Barnabee. who always travels
with her husband in his tours with the
Bostonian Opera company, has very
happy habit OF taking with her numer-
Gus pictures, draperies, books and brio
a-brac with which she makes the plain
est hotel room look coZy and homelike.
If they stay but week In place she
considers it we'll worth while to make
their surroundings attractive.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07
SCINTILLATIONS.

First Clerk-Eh? Had six weeks va
cation this summer?
Second Clerk-Yes; Silk, Ribbon &
Co. always give all unmarried clerks
that much. 1t draws trade.
~ don't see how"
Simple enough. All the girls we get
engaged to keep coming in all winter to
snnb us.-NeW orll Weekly.
Dukane-Speaking of storms, once
saw hailstones as large
Gaswell Gnterrupting with sneer)-
ChestnutS.
Dukane-Oh, bigger than that. AS
large as horse chestnuts.- Pittsburg
Chronicle.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-07

Don Cameron is besieged with letters
urging him to insist upon the Sunday
closing of the worlds Columbian expo
sition, and he bore them with stoical
firmness until he got one calling upon
him to ''Dack up Quay in his fight for
GodN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-09
lE M P'S
2ager> &ter
ant t3apf
uno in Slaiben,
sSreie 2tbliefermmg aab irgeab
einem 9beile Der Stabt.
elepbon 25S.
Ernst RisChe
Mgent.

beaiisli6 Der &esuliruns Der glemen>
tarf6ulen gegen bas geneiniame Wo>
tum Der &onierpatipen unb bes @enz
trums Dermorfen unb atpar aus benz
@runbe, neil bic MaBregel bic SCRIBE
rung mad einer allgemeinen &eform
bes 96ulfpffems ni9t erfiillt.
= SH Dortmunb tpurbe ant Sage
Dor Der &ei9stags Muf6iung nod
eine GriabsWabl abqebalten, ba bic
@abl bes nationalliberaleu Gabrifan=
ten WfiiQer megen berf6iebener unrez
gelmdbigfeiten fir unsiltig erfldrt
Dorben mar. 8ei Der Na1mabl err
belt Der Socialbemocrat S6lfe Is, 900
Stlmmen, lein nationalliberaIer @sgz
ner, $4,000 unb iiber 1000 Stimmen
aeriplitterten li6. 9ie eisentli6 err
forberli6 getpeiene @ti9wabl 1T nun
bur6 bic &ei6stagsaufl0fung ubers
faffig geiporben.
- Sofort na6 Der Nufl6iung beS
Hei6Stages murbe Der Mntifemit Mbls
tparbt, ben ieine Mbgeerbneten@S Smmus
nitdt nun ni6t mebr f6iibte, berbaftet,
UNI feline 9aftfrafe absuiiben, bic linn
tpegen 8eleibigung Der Girma 2ubpig
20me & So. 5uerfannt tporben tpar.
- Sie Samoa 8ertrags Md9te
baben bag @ntlai1ungsgeluG bes Obers
ri6ters geberfranb unb bes @egiez
rnngsratbes Baron Senfft b. pilfa1
angenommen. 2ebterer tpirb bereits
am l. Suni ieine 9eimreiie antreten.
gr erfIdrt, bas famoanii9e @ltma ni6t
bertragen Sll f6nnen.
Mus ben @egen6en Mitteleuroz
pas, in benen bic 3uder,&iibe fart
cultiDirt tpirb, melbet man, 6aB elm Be-
beutenbes 5teigen Der 3uderpreiie alt
ermarten lei, ba bic anbaltenbe Srcden<
beit bic @rnte Musii6ten fart beein=
trd9tige.
= Ser Mainaer stabtratb bat be-
f6lofen, bonbem proteite Der @atboli<
ten gegen bic 9luffeIung bes bon Diiz
ielborf abgelebnten 9eine Dentmals
in Main3 feine Noti3 slt nebmem, fom=
bern benz 9eine 9entmalperein eimen
paRenben plab in Der Stabt 3ur 8ers
fiigmng gu ftellen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-09

8prresppmnems. Sbimer, ben
8. Mai '93. n9err, Dor anf nit Sci.
nem Segen!" f6nnen mir iebt iagen;
es bot genug geregnet. Wenn es iebt
anfb0rt au gieBen, 10 baB bic sSelber
pom nnfraut reingebalten tperben f0n>
men, bann iinb bic QuSf6ten anf eine
@rnte gut.
9orn 1T 10 gut mie gema6t, aud
obne tpeiteren bielen &egen. 8rob 1T
nns ieBt eeii6ert, tpenn ionf ni6ts
sasnii6en tritt.
Samftag Na9t, na9bem Elm fIeiner
Getpitter. &egen bonn Siiben mad Nors
ben boraber geaogen mar, erbob ft6
ei1t orfandbnli1er Sturm, bealeitet
bon elmer ni6t febr bebeutenben gDoIfe,
mel6e BON Siibpeif nod gforboft sog
unb Spinner @ott iei Sant linfs liegen
lieB.
Sie 8anf TT iebt fertiggeiteat un6
1T bies etn groBer @Ortbeil fir uniere
Staot. Senn lebtes Sabr 3eiget es fid),
als bic Baumtpoae anfing berein 5ufonls
men, baB man6mal ni6t 9eniiaenb
@elo in Der Stabt mar, um bic Baums
wolle fur 8aar ein3ul6ien, ba uniere
8ei9dftsleute auf ausudrtige 8anfen
angemieien tparen unb NIT 6em S6is
den man6mal 8ers6geruns eintrat.
Im Sonntag, ben Z. Mai batten bic
Sermannsfobne Der bieligen 2oge ger>
iammlung, um iber ben 8au elmer
9aue 5il beratben, fonnten fi6 aber
ni6t einigen unb fonlit 1T aufgei6o.
ben, aufgeboben. Mit unIer Oelmuble
wirb es au6 mobl ni6ts perben.
Spinner 1T elm beutf6es Stdbt6en
nnb mir leben gerabe tpie in Senti6s
lamb. I'm bic SonmtagsgeIebe flint
mern mir uns iebr penig. Gin Sober
tbut une ldBt, mas er mill. Wir baben
bier 4 &irden unb Z Saloons.
Soeben tDmmt bic Wa6ribt, baf
baS llnwetter geitern aud tpieber iein
Opfer gefOrbert bat. Sran3 Stbner
iol in benz @etp;tteriturm Elm &ins
bonn @agen nerloren baben, aIs el
bur6 ben bod anseidmollenen 9urfep
Greet fabren tppllte. X
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-09

Slid, 6as edte. rlnb baran ipar er
norbeiseitarut anf ieiner tpabniinnisen
Saso nod benz Rei9tbum. Stun lab
er flar - nun, ba es 3u ip6t tpar.
Wfalt las nod, ale bic Tbhr aufge<
rtGen murbe unb Cont, gedenbaft ipie
tntmer sefletbet, bie 9aare pomabiiirt
unb TN Rnopfod cine frti9e @arbenta,
obne @ruB tn'S 3intn1er polterte.
vDas bitt' t9 uatr aus, Mutter, :"
ia9te er In etnel1 fbnarrenben Gone.
,Das Stubeumdbden faste MIR eben-"
9ter 9emabrte ct ben Water unb
f9tpieg betreten, ipdbrenb er an ben
paar 9drden 5errte, bte auf feiner Ober>
lippe 5u iproiien be9annen.
uniptlltg mar Brudner in bic 66be
sefabrsn. Gr potlte ben unse3oesnen
9nnsen beftig 3ur @ebe ftellen, tbm
etns fiir allemal be6euten
Nber ba ftel es fdwer auf i'm, baB er
ia ielbft bic 59ulb trug, ipenn iein
5obn pernabrloft mar, bab Ct als
8ater feline Yfli9t pernahldii9t bate
ipte alS @atte, ,tnb bieS alleS 1tur I'M
oes @elbes millen, oas Tim nun 10
tidifd inter ben Sinsern 5erronuen
mar.
IS iiberlief ibn. Wie I'M elmer broben.
ben Grideinuns su ipebren, itredte er
ote 9dnoe aus uno falu9 fie oann Dor
oas @efi9t.
9tna iprang auf.
v@eorg! Wtein @ott, mas baft Du
oenm?" rief fie dnsftlid uno elite auf
i'm gu.
Gr ernannte ii9.
nGs lit ntdts !" murmelte er. Sag
mid, t9 BIN nur ttliioe. Suite 9ia1t I"
@r fiibte iie, sog banp Weali NIT aufs
ipalen0er .3drtli9feit an ietne Bruit
unb tpinfte Cont beran.
(Sortietuns folst.
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9pibel1 : l1mbdnge

iar Damen; BON ausse3et8neten Gbantiat
@piten ansefertist. eoeben erbaIteu. DE
@a4en finb punberbar i@5n.
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Sera a =.

gfa1 8eri1ten bonn s. ift aud
bic Srtf6aft Mlton, sebn Meiien BON
Spler entfernt unb an Der Snler>6iib=
tpeitli6em 8abn gelegen, bon einem
$ornabo beimgefu9t unb nollitdnbig
benslirt tporben. 6unberte inb obz
ba6los. gli9t elm einaiges 6aus 1T
iteben geblieben, bas unterfunft ges
mdbren f6nnte.
= Ser bon benz gptIon angeri6<
tete S6aben mirb in Gainesville aui
$50, 900; in @raplon @ouHtD auf
$125,O00; In Soutbmapb auf $40,z
600 angegeben.
= Sn Central, Seras tpiitbete am
Samftas unb @onntag etn fiir9terlis
der 9agelz unb &egenfturm, Der ben
Gelbern unb Gbftgdrten f6weren
S9aben sufiigte.
= Sn boiler &iftigfeit feierte 6err
CHARLES Gorbbram in Snbuftrp feineu
80. @eburtstag. gr tpnrbe I'M Sabre
1901 in Minben an ber Weier gebos
ren, fam 1880 na6 Nem Oort, blieb
bort elm Sabr lang unb reiite banu
nod Mifouri, hoe ct fi9 nieberaulafen
geba4te. @r lieB fi6 iebo@ betuegen
na6 Seras su geben unb tppbnte suerf
In San Gelipe be Muftin BIG er iid
ben Blab nabe SnbuftrD ausfu6te.
= Sn @lap gountp iinb IS beut.
f6e Jarmer=Jamilien aus Soma unb
Wiseoniin angetommen. bic fi9 nabe
Winbtborf unb 2uremberg nieberlais
fen tperben.
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MuerIet.

= Sic Derren @olbfein & gaugs
narb finb bic bieiigen Neenten fir bic
beriibmte 8runsuid Balfe gollenbet
60. Sic baben eine groBe Musmabl
in Billiards unb 8illiarb l1tenfilien,
Barroom M6beln aller Dirt um6 alIer
in bieies Ga6 f9lagenben grtifel.
Office No. liz SDlebabs5traBe.
- Ser befannte Wein3it9ter 6err
s. Nieberater bon 8renbam be-
finbet ii1 in Der @tabt nnb 1ra1te
uns feinen 8efud. 9err geieberauer
bat einige prsben feines Meines nit
gebra9t, ben er bier ein3ufiibren ges
benft. Seine Weine iinb bur9aus
rein anb miiifen ieben aenner befries
bigen.
= Die neuefe Summer bes in Stem
Dorf erf6einenben befanlten 6reiz
benferblattes s'The Truth Seeker
bringt einen re9t intereHanten unb les
fensmertben Mrtitel iiber ben 0erfu1
5ur @iHfabrung bes @abbathsswanges
in San Mntonio. Ser BerfaHer bic
les 9lrtttels nennt ii6 nSt. Glmo"
Wer fi6 fpeeien fur bieien NrtifeI ober
fiir 6as genannte ffreitbare 8latt i'm
aagemeinen iatereffirt, tann es in ber
Office bes 'sLight'' bur9 9errn $.
Breufing be3ieben.
= Mntom @o.pinsfi, 81 Sabre alt,
1T i'm GountpsS Sospiial bem Mabnfinn
erlegen.
IS. 6ilbebran6t, @uperintenbeni
bes @trdfling8lagers far gountps
Strdflinse, III fushenbirt tporben, ba
Mnflagen tpegen grpber pfi9tpernads
ldifgung gegen i'm ein9ebradt tporben
inb.
= gines nnfittli9en glttentats,
begangen on ber 14idbrigen 9o6tet
beg Nbpofaten 9ugpelI, 1T @bas. u.
9erh amgeflagt. Sie @ranb Surf
Deriebte i'm bereits am Somitag in
NnfIagesritanb; bod mar 9erff Der.
f9Dunben, alS bic 8eamten bel. Ser.
baftungsbefebl bpasieben pollten.
= Nuf benz 3nge Der Snternatipnal.
8abn ftarb am Naontag eine fur5'
Strede ppr San Mntonio %. Corral
an Der S9minbiu6t. Ct fam BON
Worben unb glaubte, bier nod 9eilunl
finben su t6nnen.
= Der @drtners 8ereii
beranitaltet am Sonntag. ben Ia
Mai, In gbmonbs @rDpc elm picni
nnb Barbecue, tpp3u bic Greunbe be
Mitglieber bes 8ereins freunbli6f
eingelaben finb. Ser 8erein iiber
rtimmt bic 8ewirtbung feiner @dfe.
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Nu6leuS Mrntca @aIbe.

Dte bette eaIbe ber gBeIt fir 94nitte, Quet{9un,
gen, @ef4mhre, ptebers unb Sauts au8i&Ias, Gle&te
tetten; turtrt Sdmprrboteen ober tetns HesabIuns.
Vbatse 3ufrtebenhett saranttrt pber bas @elb wtri
snrh6e-tattet. 25 Gents pte S4a@teI. 3nm 0erfau
tn allen Gpptbeten. aeelpb Dretb, IbDmpfon & Go.
Mholeiale
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9 dnbe f6unte
man fHllem
NIT ben 3eusniifen
ponGrauen, iuelfe NIT
Salfe BON DR.. Bierces
Favorite Prescription
fart nnb seiuuo &C.
tporben finb.
/. Ga III zine gIrauet,
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: @labfone bat bem als 9i6ter
unb Hamentlid alS &unitfritifer be-
fannten Sobn &usfin ben bur6 Sen>
npion8 Sob erlebigteH poiten zines
"Poeta laureatus" angeboten.
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aleiberitoife.
@pesieles in frans1iiiden Gbaaies

9pe5ielles in fran50iiideu Gbaaies.
sBir baben cine srobe greis 8ebuftion in
pplIenen gbullies bprsenpmmen. Nenn ies
mails ein 9rcfit fiir bic aunben ba mar, bier
tit er. Gran3Dftidbe @balies, Cream Garbe,
i96n semuitert, BON 66 gents berabseiest auf
so Gents.
8ebrmdte tppIlene grepes in eleganten Mus
tern, bic friiher nie fiir tpenieer aIs rs unb
So @ents berfauft tpurben, pfferiren mir fir
50 Gents.
@pe5iea.
Soliber i@tparaer frana5iiider Moufielin.
Wurbe ME unter 35 gents berfauft; iebt nur
25 Gents.
@pe3ieH.
GransSiiidh semuiterte sateens in tpunbers
biibi4en Muitern, in belIen unb bunfeIn
Grunbfarben ielten unter 40 Gents bertaaft
Sett Darbs fir Ginen Dollar.
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sDnaenid)irllle.

gSir erbielten ioeben Elm uorsaesiGts AHpp
timent BON eonneuidirmen In Ghsffen,
crepe de Chine anb anbere gaebitdtsis ii iyeit,
fdtpar3 unb bunten 5arben. Dieis edirme
tperben iiderIid anflans finben.
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Sn allen anberen departments u
6as Eager bollfdnbis unb bietet bie
rei6te Nnsmabl.