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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-30
sAUK CENTRE HERALD
THURSDAY. MICH. So 1898.
FEMALE SUFFRAGE.

The senate of the State of Minnesota
has recommended the comforting of the
right of suffrage upon the women Of the
state, but it is not probable that the
house will concur. 1t is very question
able whether there is demand for any
such wholesale expansion of the elective
franchise. and il there were it is equally
questionable whether it would be advis-
able. Where partial rufrage has been
given women they have manifested little
or no disposition to avail themselves OF
the privilege. In all matters pertaining
to schools they have equal privileges
with meu. and yet it is an exception
where even handful of ballots bave been
cast by them. Conversation with wom-
en- in the ordinary walks of life will con-
vince even the warmest advocate Of the
measure that there is any lively demand
on their part for investment with re-
sponsibility so grave. To thrust the
lallot into unwilling hands is to degrade
the dignity of the ballot box, and to add
an element of indifference if not of danger,
where it already exists to threatening
degree. With the privilege are associated
responsibilities which women as a whole,
do not care to assume. fit be enacted
at all there should accompany it COM
pulsory clause, compelling every voter to
participate in primaries as well as IN the
elections which the primaries shape.
.,asr, the movement is pre-
mature, and therefore ill-advised. The
fallacy underlying all measures calculated
to expand the privileges of suffrage is
that it is an inherent right, and that per-
sons disqualified are denied something
that really belongs to them. On the
contrary it is statutory privilege to be
granted with the utmost circumspection.
and then only in Difference to an urgent
demand upon assurances that 1t will be
wisely and conscientiously exercised,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-30
A Few Nominations.

WASHINGTON, March 29.-The presi-
dent sent to the senate during the day
the following nominations: George
Godillard of Missouri, to be consul gen.
eral of the United States at Guayquail;
Ezra w. W:llc- of South Dakota, to be
attorney of the United States for the
district of South Dakota.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-30
Rucklen,s Arnica sa1ve

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises Sores, Tleers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chill
blains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions
and POSITIVELY cures Piles, or no pay re
CURED. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For Sale by M. A
Sheldrup, druggist. -...
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-30
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO. March 90. 1922


OPENING PRICES.
wHEAT-May, 1880; July, 1870.
CORN-May, 415sc; July, 1850.
OATS-May, S01sc; July, 3014c.
PORK-May, Sl7.S0; July, Sl7.65.
LARD-May, S1l.45.
SHORT RlBS-May. SOLO; July, S9.55.
CLOSING PRICES.
wuEAT-Mstrcn, May, oI15ci July,
S134c.
CORN-March, 4O5sc; May, 421s0+s14c; July
42zsc.
OATS-March. 294c; May, 32c; July, 3O5sc.
LARD-March, Sl1.sO; May, $ll.4714; July.
S1095.
PORK March. $3.50; May, sl7.7O; July.
SLIGO.
SHORT RIBs-March. $780, May, s1o.O5;
July, $9.571s.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-30

THE New York Times. the great daily
,nugwump newspaper of New York City,
has changed hands at round million
dollars. Its future policy is unknown,
as the transaction seems to be purely
business one.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-30
List of Patents.

Granted to Minnesota inventors this
week. Reported by c. A. Snow & Co.
Solicitors of American and Foreign Pa.
tents, Opp. U. S. Patent Office, Washing
ton. D. c.
o. Daman, Minneapolis, chill core for
moulding sockets for stoves; R. Peder.
son Grammar, corn harvester; A.
Why:e, St. Paul. apparatus for cleaning
air pumps of locomotives.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-30

WRIGHT is good name to juggle with
or the chiefest honor in Minnesota
municipal election when the case is des-
perate. but st. Cloud will hardly be able
to use it as successfully as St. Paul did.
He is the wrong Wright for the position,
but right Wright personally.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-30
Female Weakness Positive Cure,

ITO THE EDIroR:-Please inform your read.
ers that have a positive remedy for the
thousand and one ills which arise from de
ranged female organs. shall be glad to send
two bottles of my remedy FREE to any lady
it they will send their express and p. O., ad.
dress. Yours respectfully, DIR. B. D. MAR
CHS, Utica NY
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-30

Our village was startled last Sunday
afternoon by the marching through our
streets ola drunken crowd leading cow
amongst them. The COW was taken into
the office room of one of our leading
hotels and amid great hrawling and
singing was marched around the stove
in the Office. So much for the new ad.
Ininistration. One OF the Wills ge fathers
took part in the ceremony.
AN EYE WITNESS.
Melrose, March 28th.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-30
Lamoreaux Takes Oath.

WASHINGTON, March 29.-Simeon w.
Lamoreaux, commissioner of the gen.
eral land Office, took the oath of office
and entered upon the discharge of his
duties
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-30
March Settlement.

A statement of the March settlement
has been completed in the office of Coun-
ty Auditor Barney Vossberg. The March
settlement includes taxes collected from
November LIST 1892, to March LIST 1893,
and shows the folio wing receins.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-30
Order to Show Cause On Filing Petition
to Sell Land.

Order to Show Cause On Filing Petition
to Sell Land.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY. OF
eiai Term, March 23d. 1898.
In the matter of the estate of Andrew Olson
Fauskee, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Arne
Arneson, administrator OF said estate setting
10Th the amount ms Of personal estate that has
and how much remains undisposed of the
amount of debts Outstanding against said de-
ceased, as far as the same can be ascertained
tile legacies. unpaid, and description of eli
the real estate, excepting the homestead, of
which said deceased died seIzed and the con-
dition and value of the respective portions
OF lots thereof the persons Interested in said
estate, with their reidences; and praying
thai license be to him granted 10 sell all Of
the real estate OF said deceased at private sal e
And 1t appearing by said petition that there
is not sufficient personal estate In the ha nd 8
of said administrator 70 pay said debts, the
legacles or expenses of administration. and
debts, legacies or expenses to sell all of said
real estate, -
It is therefore ordered. that all persons in
Court on Friday, the 18th day of April, A. d.
1893, at O'Clock A. M, at the Court House in
the City of Saint Cloud in said county, then
license should not be granted to said Ad.
mlnistrator to sell SO much of the real estate
of said deceased as shall be necessary to pay
such debts. legacies and expenses
And 1t is Further Ordered, that this order
shall be Published once in each week. for
three successive weeks prior to said day of
hearing, in the Sank Centre Herald, weekly
newspaper printed and published at the city
of Sauk Centre in said county.
Dated at st. Cloud, Mimi, the Esd day of
March, A. d. 1893.
BY the Court,
U.S.) THO. BRUENER,
Judge of Probate.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-30

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-30
LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Minneapolis Grain.

MINNEAPOLIS, March 70, 1888. ,
WHEAT-May opened, Csc; highest, 651ac
lowest, 65c: closed, 6514c. July opened 671ac;
highest. 6s1sc; lowest, 671ac; closed, 67a4c.
On Track-No. hard, Csc; No. Northern,
661<c; No. z Northern, 63064c.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-30
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO UNION STOCK YARDS, |
March 20. 1893.

CATTLE-Firm.
HOGS-Market firmer. Heavy, S7.3507.70
mixed and medium, s7.2507.65; light, SIT
0140.
SHEEP-Strong.
Receipts: Cattle, $500; hogs, 1000; sheep,
12.OOO
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-30

The guests at the Grand Central
hotel were grieved today to learn that
George Hesle- died during the night He
had been the night clerk at the hotel for
the past wear. He was young man OF
good habits, and was liked by all about
the house. On last Thursday he was
taken sick with an attack ofscarlet fever.
He drank large quantity of ice water
which aggravated his sickness. The at
tending physician had him removed to
St. Raphael's hospital, where he appeared
to improve. He was reported much bet
ter yesterday, but he grew worse and
died during the night. Hesler was about
"a years old. His parents live at Nor
RS. The remains will be inferred here
this afternoon, as the body cannot be
removed, owing to the contagious ma
ture OF the disease.-(St. Cloud Times.
Mr.. Hesler was night clerk OF the Sank
Centre House for two years prior to his
going to st. Cloud, and during that time
won the respect and good will of our
citizens and the travelling public; who
always found in him pleasant, quiet,
unassuming young man. whose cour-
teous bearing bespoke the gentlemanly
instincts which were predominant in his
character
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-30
Hoods s sa;;s, Cures

be perfectly well. am very thankful to Hoods
Sarsaparilla and Rev. Father" THEo. DEs-
TICHE, Robinsonville, Green Bay, Wis.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-03-30
Hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly and
efficiently, on the liver and bowels. Try box.
D YOU WANT TO ADOPT A BABY

90 YOU WANT 10 ADOPT A BABY
Maybe you think this is new business.
sending out babies on application; it has been
done before, however, but never lave those
furnished been so near the original samplers
this one. Everyone will exclaiIn, Well
that's the sweetest baby lever saw!" This
little black and-white engraving can give
you buta faint idea OF the exquisite original,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-25
J11dnnGr(6Wd6e.
g6liae 8i.b.rb.rfsQuns Der @eiunbbeiG
uno eeitle6tlidcn 8iiftisteit
mttttIH Der
2aSausIdem Raftoaem.9s chan oIitna.

GrfoIoreid, no uueS GuDere feblgeitIag.n.
Sts easaueTdIe ylrtboOe uuO tbre 9oradss.
unIere qrdparat, beissn 0r. Ga SaGs'id, SsiHlittd
aui @5runo Der Gbatiate, bab mir be ErlpruH9ll1e
Eormel pom oem brrlhmteH drStt oleie5 YameHs trs
heIt,n nnter oer @aTantJs oas laas iOiI pSiex oie
nitts anaemtiieH fHoeH iolten Dies unttr leHer Seo
5sibHuHe 9citeacn Duros. Dor sIHt9eH JabTtn taH
8I. 2aSGle auf bic Joet ntrpole uno 9el1le1llt1e
9,iber ourdb Pc6auoluna pom Viafibarm aus Su uIis
rtR, ino.u fih Uon esHieIbtu iolseHoe Tortbtile
peripIodl:
belt.
q. 8,rm,ibuus Der B,rbGuuns uno 4bihDdduEs
Der Girtiamfclt Der UtttttI.
9. &nge anudberun9 an be beoeutenoeH urtereH
Geffnuna:n Der RudeumartsHerueu aus Der Wirbtls
idue uH6 oab.r eIleIttertes GHoIHgeH gu Der Jftts
Oeuftuiiseit uno her Vtafit oss @tbUHS uHo Had'
gratis.
8. Sbr S,brant ,rforb,rt t,in. B,rdnbIuns Der
Didt sbtr gebsHsgeru obubeIten.
q. Gle iinb Gbislut unihdoIt.
Z. Sic finb eitht uoH Seocm an 6u uHo Steue
tHSulBren uno fotrteH uHuIitel6ar Gai otn Sts oes
u.b,ls iHnsrbaIb U,nissr, oils elner baI6en StHnoe
6iHiduige DiGHuer, oereH 9rdlt gtitpabt, osren
Rerpen erilopt, bsIcn Scft itumpt 9emoreeH, otreu
9ebeHstratt ucrIoreH 1T, flRocH tere uHo betdnoee
Rcttuns 6ura sGSGuGs SellmIttcL ben b.ftn uHs
alIttnistu Grsunb, DsIdsH Der selotnot Hettst.
AuIfdlt meOiJiuifdIer Sadloeritanotger 1ber
pte abforbtreuoe &raft oeS Reftuus.
Sont.n gle bas guiausunssuerm6g oe5 glaf'
BARNS beBDeltln, 10 DeIber Slc NutdruH9 tlHoen IN
Dr: So5sEbonmsrs mt 4t6t bera9Ht,m sssI' : a9:r
oieien 9eseniaHe, ioDte in Den m.outHliheH 3etts
ihTiiten bi,its SGEets E1o DtufhlGnos, GTontrtl6s
uHe &HsIGno's.
Mas Der aeiunoe R Renftbeuperftauo Iagt.
Von piIhe etnen Wsni6eH fur sbeuio tboritt ers
Hdr,u, peldsr. nm ,iH GeitrYar am Setn oeer eineH
se6roheHen Singer gu heilcn, ArBHsen elnEebmtn uHo
Hit bic aecl9Hcten Waihmitel nHo SalbGH uHmttteis
ear oui Sem lebenDeu Gtcl g,brauher fuellte, iule
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(Mus mnferer seitrieeu 2. Torgcn= Nus aabe.)
Grtnnerun8en eines fraus6Fid1et
Generals.

Goeben bat Der General S6oumas
feline Grinncrungen an ben lesten Srte9
nit benz Gitel Bari8, Tours, Sorz
beaur" perOIieutIid]t (Bari8 1898, SIs
braire illultr'e), Die munae8 audi filr
einen beut1dcn> 2eIerfrei5 8emerfenSz
uertbe entbalten. 2lls Die iie9reidcn
beutIfen Seere auf Barts marihirten,
erbielt Gbouma8 ben 8eiud zines Otanz
mes, Der ibm folgenoes @mpfebIun9ss
idreiben pom 9eneral Grodu Iber<
bradte: SD eriude ben I0rn. Oberiten
Tbouma8, Die SorIdlG9e oea Srn. t.
nit Dem Sntereiie, oa8 iie uerOienen, anz
bOren uuo oenielben o melt 6Ol9e 9ebcn
III mOQen, al8 er es gum 9tusen Der nas
tionalen 8ertbei0tguns fiir pailcno ball
ten miro" llno porin beltanocn oiele
Sorlbldge, Oenen oaS Saupt Der oama'
li9en fran3OliiAen 0fegierung ein 9enet9z
tes GebOr 9eidentt unO Oeren IuSfibs
run9 ct fiir mOalid unO pielleidt fur
wini9enswertb gebalten bate? pSte
baben gum .3pefe," iG9te Der patriotic
ide Selo Su GbOumaa, y Oa8 Seer, pels
DIES I'M Segrifie iit, BariS 81 bela9ern.
obne ciueu 6linteni6uB 5u pernldten.
I'm oicics .3iel su erreiAen, meroe ia
allen @ein in 6Giiern nit Seihla9 be-
legeu uno Die glpotbefer oeranlanen, Die
6laiisfcit nit iOldem @tft gu periceen,
Ou5 ben Sob iiher bcrbeiIubrt. SD
weroe Oann Die S5Giier auf Hagen IaOen
laIIen unb Gorge Oaiiir tra9en, oaB auf
ieOem QSagen Elm 6aB nit unuer9iftetem
Nein 3u Oberit Iiest. Die @a9en iOl'
len Die 8ege eini9lasen, auf benen oer
6einO 5u uus beran mari9tren mug.
SelbfueritGnOIi9 merOsn Die PreuBen
iia auf Die SoOungen itiir5en, nm 6uz
uddlt nit Gier ben 9uten Wetn Oes
Oberiten SAFES uno oanu audi ben uerz
gifteteu Der iibri9en 6afer auS5utrlnfen,
mas nad weni9en Otinuten lbren SOB
3ur 6olge baben ipiro. 0as oeutife
Seer miro taburd in oem OtaBe an
3abl uerrin9ert werbeu, baB man nit
meni9cn 8ataillOnen iein OOllitGnOl9e5
Seroerben berbeifiBren funn." 3roB
Der moblmOuenben Gmpfeblun9 Oes
Staat8 Oberbaupte8, bic unS ba5 Dterfz
mirbl9lte bel Ser 9an3eu Sa9e gu iein
iteint, blelt 9bouma8 eS fir unter ieis
ner 98irbe, oicieu an g1abniinu srens
sen6en Ylan AUDI uur in Grwa9un9 su
,inher
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Sie Gci6ditsIagc.
Sm Sf,aBamts Separtement permetnt matt
eine SeSierune su peripiireu.-Tnh dher'
bnuo fIciuere &rnde.

bnHo tIciiIcre &rnfbe.
98 a ibington, .. G., %. Au9.
Bonn Stanopunft 6e8 S6aeamtSoez
partemsntS aus betra6tet, 3ei9t Die al@
gemeinc finanUeue SituatiOn Oes Sanoea
etne utelleldt leldte, abPr, mie man an>
nimnlt, anbaltcnoe Selieruug. Santz
falliiicment5 baben bcinabe pOlt9 auf>
sebOrt, 8anfen, welbc unter Der 9elo>
tlcnme iu5penoirtsn, nebmcu ibrc @e@
l6dTte wicoer auf, GjOlO tebrt in Wtalle
5urhf uno aQgem0d be9lnnt ltd oaS
Sertrauen mteoer cln3ulteuen.
Seste NO6e bcrctts bat man ben ums
ipruug ueripIrt, uno Sag fir Ga9
wurOe Dies Oeutlider. gelo lit 3war
nod rar, abcr nldt 10 iebr, ais suuor.
Otan i9det, oaB uOn Den 50 Otillonen
Dollars, Die naa europa ubfloiien,
bereitS 25 OfilllOnen 3urifgefcbrt iinb.
Aud Der llmltunO, onB Die 3oucinnahz
men fOrtOauernO gering iinO, mas oas
ruuf binoeutet, OuB wcnl9 SelO fir Sm'
port na9 2luspGrt5 9eDt, piro ais 9us
tss 3eiAen aufgefuBt. ps
Oti lwaufee, %. Qu9uIt. - Die
ganf pOn BlainiielO, isis, Srn. >.
q. 0rafe geb0ri9, iuspenoirte 9eltern.
arbOnoale. ST., %. Augult.
Die 8untIirma 9tidarOs 81 Campbell,
elm fleine1 9)eId)Gft, ut pertrad3t.
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rad Der notwithstanding aitf Der
.Golfttn pre= = bios y ann"

Die ySaltlmore.g osSabn" otTcrirt 0oll=
ftauoiaereu uuo ablptdieluoereu Sabroienit
na1 Chicago, ais trgeuO etne anoere Xinie.
Sie bar smei tdsItae GrpreBSlise itber
Cumberland uno Hltt8burq, 3lpei iber
0eer.Barf, Satlauo uuo SeQaire uuo Spet
iiber Cincinnati uuo 3uoIauapolis im SAT-
oe. 8uuorabrt grturiIOnS Slqele Al S26
perDeu iiir ale 0lele 3uge uertauft, uno
IaNaalere f0unen aui Der elneH Route bius
iabren uuo aui Der anoereH iurudte6reu.
8lllete III bieler 9ae gelteu sur l5infahrt
auf ieoer Der erludhuten Nouten uuo sur
RiidIabrt lber gtiagara Sails. 0ieie Ct
furiJon8= Sluete werOeu aur allen 3iigeu Der
y8altumoresSbi Saln" obue Iusnabme
uuO obue Grtra Gebubr bis gum SdIuiie
Der AuSiteuuug bonortrt unb bere@ugen
gum abltelgen in 0eer-@urt, DiOuntarH-
2afe- Bari, SaflauO, @Hciunati, Suoiaua.
polls unD 9tlasara'6auS.
geiouoere @riuriOHen Al SIT fir bic
9tuuofabrt am IL. uno 80. 9luguit uno am
T., 13. uuo 81. september. 2Segeu nQherer
Gluselubetten iprshe man in Sureaur Der
Baltimore Ohio. Sabu" Dor.
HS99 2Ol,4,S)
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Mus Der SmuoeSbamptitaet.
Gtucununacn beftatist.

gS hingtO "a. AugWt.-9er Ses
nat beitQtlgte inter elmer 0ien9e GrneuUuuz
gen Die pou S!epbeu Sonaa Don NtarDs
lauo gum 6eianothaitSetretdr III @bIua
uuo bic Grueuuuug uOn SEQ. gSm. @arntb
Don Nrfanias ais 0elanoteu oil Bortu9al.
ste Ausfnbruns oeS @earnz9eicses.
@ougreBmuglieD &earg pom @altIornleu,
Der Sd)0pIer oes Observation-Disclosures
ieteS iutte geiteru Setretdr @rebam auf
uuD osrlQugte troR Der 9erIngen sur Ser.
II9uug ltebenoen Uilttel oas @eles III Anz
meuouHg III briH9en. @r uerlleB ben Sefz
retQr tuoeiieu mentJ betrteol9t.
5emofratiid1e Rcaereonpentton.
Inter Sorfle pou SameS u. 6oB BON
Soma trat bier Der pAattonaluereIn oelHo-
t,atli6er lteger" 3u emer cret Gage nab
renDeu Sipuug iulammen.
IermiidIteS.
Die Ginnabmcu aus 0rnnenlanoiteuer
betru9eu beute $390,088, aus 3Daen $751;
666, aus uerldlleoeneu Gueueu $26, 6,335.
Die bsute Sur &nl0lnug erBaI!eneH Saut-
noten beuugeu $85,295.
0as S1aBanlt taufte geiteru 436, 900
uu;eu Silber 3u $O.7525 Die lluSe.
Die otfi;ielte 2bi6rift Der gnlideOung
be8 SerlugSmeer= S1teOSgerH)ts traf bsute
i'm Staats Departemeut ELL. IS III m0glld),
ban Der pole QSOrtlaut Oerielben belpen
Squieru De5 @ougreies Sugehen uuo pom
Yralipenten our9 proclamation befanut 9e=
oebeu lOlr0.
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glcwslprfcr Yfad1rtnten.

q E m.Y or I, "a. Augut.-@onaro =.
@onrOp, Elm in Or. 254, 2Sell "a. 1traBe,
mobueHoer 4rSt, murOe heute meseH an
sebIlteH !9aItens eluer vSaOp 0arm" oers
baitet.
- g9m. SdOoIen, Elm Inmalt, muroe
beute I'M Combs Yoliselgerdlt meqen all
sebltf).r Sdibuua uuO QiebhablS pom pIer
$1,000 SbugattoHeu Der vDiinourl' Pact1tc'
8ahu," ole am II. Augut 1891 aus DER
@Obnuns Der 6rau Gueu ". San III
8alblugtou, >. s., 9eitObIen moroeH ma
rem, Dem @erIhtSuerfaareu iibsrwteleu.
- Der lelt oem 5. Auguit usrnllBte Suh'
halter oeS rSlctorta-DUteIs," SlIltam b.
.Neutwortb, wurOe beute we9en aHgebllher
lluterihlpsuug BON $28,7 uerhattet.
- 5ames @rOIen, Der 18.ldbrlge 8oten'
iuuge, ueG1er an pOrlgeu 10. SUM fur y.
y. Bearlou, oen SelIeer oeS r@oIeman=
QOuie," eiueu @bed flr $24OO elntalitrte
uuo Damt nat Sau SranitSco oerOuttete,
langte senern III SegIeItung etnes Sebelma
pollstiten hier oil. @r befannte nd ldulotg
uno puroe emer SeneruHg8anitalt Iber=
UleIeu.
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Ole1tn'S
...l.--1.A
S@luefel=
Seife.

Dime bic Enren 81 brritnpfsn nSrr
in irgcno elmer @eiic der GrlunSs
belt Der Saut 3u i9aOeH, entFerut iie
nun Dem UeIidt SummrriprOReu,
2Dtbe unS bic neriGirOrncu JrBIer,
url9r Our6 snurbmrnhrs alter nhcr
bic Sonne brrDnrgrrufeu tucrOrn.
Gcbmet Sud in a6t Dor CALHOUN.
gru. gu bubrn bel alien apntbrfcrn.
Sie 3cit grrift inmuBl Ons Snar,
uls aud bic 5autfarbe nn. slhcr
SicIer uuguIunte aItc 6ricl fam bier
sbenfuGs in bic Jln6t gei5lagen
merOrn nit
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Nr. 2O3.
Gin NOrbemgen
BET 3ett.

Gamru in iBrru SrriuGru, hos
alter 3u brfGmpFtu, uliifeu bel htr'
lem 1rsFsn nutbseOrungen cinige
gBuubrn hubuutrageu. Sieic fan'
uen iie abrr, iulusit Die 6autfarbr in
SetraGt fOmmt, UrrbrrgrH bur9
redbtseitiseu uub regeImGktsrn 0Cs
bruufb bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-25
Rr nfbe etten
llirrru, gIa(r unS Dorfeb = grh(f.

Sbre 8ebanaIuue unb 9siIuHs Obus Rageus
Diebijiuiruug.
R,nns.it.r: Sdufsss uIinirtn, GufffebeH bel
Radbt uuI Iu UrirtIsn, EhmuB obtr SreuHeu bei'u
eaf.n b,s BaHtrs, Rattropf.ln bon URN, natoeu
Dies stItLbeH, BersroseruHs oeT Borfeboraie uHo
Briqbf'ite RItreHtrautbett.
Die sntittbenfs no6Itbdtist Wtrfurs rirh erSleltS
neiI man bic beiimittsI HHHtttelbGr
am Sise DeS &eioens appItiirt,
no Fe iit pom erosteu gluSeR errueiieH Teroeu.
YS.nn oer Bolus in Den Diafearu eIuaefu5rt ii, 10
rubt .r uumitt,bGI om Blaieubals. SIaieniisnv
BaNeIiudt oEI SrIRe uIo 5uBe.
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3e6dnofung.
spelifiiae 6eilmittel fiir ipeliftide 0ei0el

Spe,ifiIde Seilmittel fir ipe5ifiide eeiSeu.
4. epestNi6sr RurfnS, bel Gtpdhes4usTafs
i'm Sersflopfen g6eHitmerBeH uirD. $5 oIt etnsetHe
Etattsl; Der uoafanotse Suru5 nit orti S6a6tells
r.id.no aui DlsuGit, $40.
2. aurtus SIR. II, fur WannsriMpa6e.
cine GhGttsl ilr eutats ober triidt Vdae SO; 6r.t
Sdatt,lH fur iAtUert uHb GHbautruot Gdne bsi d.
nera uber ben mittereH SGbIen, idpateR SsIteH ulS
81 fur oreI DloHate.
3. gllereubIafsnsSturius, bti urius, eIaiens
unD BoTTtthordi.r'S Sti4Deretu. Cine Statiel so
lp,l ShattelH sS. bret S6a6teLn SO.
4 Rraftiseuoer 3urius, b.ioHosrs aeet5nst
ais StdTtuHs ur 4erioHen DeIte 81 b.ITatben 5saes
fttiseH. Cine ShGttel "a, eIei ShahtelH $40 lut
br,i DoHatt.
5. BIutreintauness sRuriuS, etropbsln, uHS
reines SlIt uiu. Zine ShabteL S6; oIeIm5Hatlt4e
gebanbluus ooer boiler aurus $40.
gud5 nit .3tusuiii,n uno a,6IautsaHfu.iiuRs sras
it's gian ihIeibe an:
DIR. HANS TRESKOW,
DIR. s22, prOaswa% Rsps9Srt. R.' ID
l800-l
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gSte
tit Cure 0eber !?

iff Der orisntalii9e @ruB, ba
man melB, OaB CUTE @eiunbs
belt nidt Obne cine seiunbe
9eber beIte1en lam. 8enn
bic 2eber itarr lit, finO Die
@ebGrme trGse unb oertopft,
Die 0tabruns lis9t uuOerbuu.
lid i'm Mtagen unS persiftst
baS 8lut; baufi9es &Opfpeb
fOlst, elm @efHbl bon 0auttiss
teit, Sofuun9slOiisteit ul.O
RerpoIitat psrratb, wie bas
game @pitem in l1nOrOnuns
seratben 1T. SimmOns'2eber.
&esulatOr 1T baS Otittel ss'
peisn, nebr eeuten Oie @e'
iunbbeit unO buS Slid mics
ber3ussben, inbem er ibueu
sine ssiunOs gsber CAB, ols its
aeub elm anberss uuf @rben
befanntes Ofittel. Gr wirtt
nit au6erOrbsntlidsr Sraft
unb @irtiamfslt.
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Rpd, ME euttauiat tpproeu.

Todl nie eiIInHIdII nprofn.
aIs Gin oIIo,m,ines 5amiIita SeiImittel fiv Dass
nepi, trdqe peber Eeritoptuna II. NJ. ee6raune i'd
fonm ieuais ttmas aInOeres Eas bin ME in Der ber.
Uoraebradlteu 9slrfuns sHtt9ftt UorbeH. Gr ibeiHt
beiHobe cine penfommeEe Sur fir ale 9rGHfhtIten
6es O{aacns uHo Der 9drHlt 81 iein.
"a ". >. &eSI1ep, Nlaepu, ga.
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s.ueen. mno ebren.setlamftalt,

gtr. 8O2, YorospOWar ozGtrabe.
esprehfunbea tdelib fur grn. DON I bis uhr.
DiTisirtnser gIst @rVf q. GtsuIius. (Saa14 ,69ts)