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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02

to this city and consigned to the care Of
Warden Sweeney. Coroner Coulter and
Councilman Updike of Princeton, fol.
lowed in another carriage. They left
Princeton at ten o'clock aud arrived here
at haif-past eleven.
After Mrs. Sham arrived at the Court
House, she asked for paper and wrote a
letter to her daughter Mabel, who was
too ill TO appear before the inquest.
Witherspoon street, in the vicinity o.
the Sham residence. was SO packed VIII
people of all classes that it was WITH
difficulty that the officers could clear {
way for the carriages to pass, and I'M
widest excitement prevailed.
The jury were out six hours before they
succeeded in agreeing upon a verdict.
The Coroner said to a reporter that tne
body of the father, Fred Sham, would be
taken up at once to discover ii there has
beer any foul play there. It is not gen
orally known. but it was admitted by the
Chief Marshal after the inquest. tina
Mrs. Sham had practically been undei
arrest for three days.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.


REGULAR meeting of the Board of Education held,
in the meeting ROOM, Bay stees' on thursday
PresentNAH the members of the Board.
READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
On motion OF DR.. Alien tae readtng OF the MN
utes Of the preceding meetings was dispensed
with ana they we're approved as printed III man
ual FORM.
From Miss lizzie T. Hopkins, resigning ner posi-
ton as teacher IN school NO. 4b, March ab 1898
Received and accepted.
From Mary Daley, requesting one month'i
Referred to ami on Teachers. sc.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
8 $3.50; 20. 5, SO; sups oftice, 81 ~; elerk,s offiiee 3.
Sc 81. 81 q. Nc Ne. 4 i. $50 s5io' sls Il 4 4 - g, NJ $50 &
Clerks office, slo;5O; university Publishing Goin-
pany-No.. l. 800; No: 9, S4Sso No 3 >. "; " VI y
E. Eoi II. : Ba &c ~ ( Co. Sossss; No No T. SIS; sSs So. 81 s14sa 80 !
So Is; No. 8, $3.50; No. Z, sa.Su; No, Y s1S:S4; Ssss;
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Nc Nc. 8. Il s7.G S..% <. H s9 Gran. clerks once, as !;
No Nc. { Il 81 s IS; &C. .i & EN- No. s y. ss sa IS, ass IS : no IS 5
s sYss q. NJ. j i. sis. ST. s Isl p &C: sssi III Luis Il &c ( c. Nc No. I
$40; No ii. SIS ID. ssl.50; silver. Burdett & Co., No
SIS u; No Is: $685. OHM Z : hisn, SCI os; 40 {
u Js AMI Of S's saapipiies@@ood & Menagh school No.
u. 81 . 50 cts. ~ <; No 9, T. T. q q ess; Il Il 81 u, No. M a.
s. 81 s "; y sG & & s.; ~ No -; Is. $ s, 50; \ No Il. ,sisgu.
PrInting-The Democrat, 81 2; n, u stats
zeitung. s2s u; J, e ssJ P II n tn Co. ss4Oa slo9 "
Fuel-James Coyle, school No. !. slss, s2o7, s1a7;
sHs 80 s.. Sc SsS 8. ssiSl o. 81 %; 'No: :. slss q, SIS a.
ssii0 a.: NO 6 1 SIP %, s2lI 81 y slds s.; No. "a &
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STA 70, $50 SO; Annex % S9 3. II cy =. g. ~ 81 81 ~ ~
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UMBRELLAS USED IN WAR.
How officers in Action Were Reproved
nv Lnrd WELLINGTON.

by Lord Wellington.
1t may be noted under this head that
the first person who habitually walked
about London streets with IN umbrella is
said to have been Jonas Hanway. When
our friend Balm rode off from the house
of modest appearance in the Rue de Cal
andre to give Aramis 'the Office" he slim
ulated his borrowed butchers horse with
an umbrella. '.Bdzin dUdit t%ou3ours Gu
Thdbitude dc porter an pdraptuie en-
01tise &c crdUdchc.n This would be about
l648. On December 10, 1913, the Grena-
der Guards, under Colonel Tynling, .occu-
pied an unfinished redoubt during the &C
ton outside Bayonne.
Lord Wellington passed, and to his
"great surprise" saw that the officers We're
protecting themselves from the heavy rain
with umbrellas. Arthur Hill soon. gal
Hoped up to say that the Duke did not
approve of the use of umbrellas in action;
the Guards officers might in uniform
when on duty at St. James carry UNI
brellas if they please, but in the neld IL
was not only ridiculous, but unmilitary."
Colonel Tynling got goose" as n say
ing was, over this incident next morning.
| Gronow, who belonged to the regiment
and heard what Arthur Hill said, is re,
| sponsible for this story.--Notes ana
GuPYjeS
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HAPPY
AS A CLAM

Is the nan who for years perhaps
has been suffering from weak stomach,
indigestion, dyspepsia and general debi-
ity, when he discovers the curative
properties of Burnham's Clam
Bouillon. There is no case where 1t
will not be retained by the stomach and
prove grateful and comforting. In all
gastric troubles it affords immediate
relief. Phosphorus, lime and sodium are
the tonic constituents of clans.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02
TUCSON CIRCUIT UNr
Robert I. pelsnap vs.. The Daft Electric Light

! Robert I. Belknap VS.. The Daft Electric Light
Company. &fRl
Notice Is hereby given. D Irsuant to an order of
this Court, made In the above entitled action
dated the fourth day OF Aprl. Ell shteen hundred
anil uinety-three. that a writ of attachment was
duly issued out OF the Sudscn Circuit court
AGAINST the rights and credits moneys and effects,
goods and chattes, lands and teueinents OF This
Daf5 Electric L4ht Company, a corporation not
created ar recognized bs The laws OF this State and a
nonresident curporatiou, organized and existing
under and by virtue Of the laws of the State 4
sum OF ST ( theusand four hundred aud three I ~ =
lars. rrturnable on the second day OF March. q y,
teen hundred ano ninetysthree, has been ack, VI
and duly execu ed, and was returned intH. Cool
hundred a d ninery three by tho sheri snnlause
County OF Hudson with his INVENTOR nlayed 8,
attached. 49, y
DENNIS McLAUe. Vice Pres
GEORGE HOLMES, III an address
Attorney
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The Treatment of Constipation
and Ordinary Dyspepsia.

Sir Thompson. the English profess
or believes that in the vast majority
of cases chronic constipation may be
successfully overcome by a dose OF the
genuine imported Carlsbad Sprudal
Salt dissolved in a tumblerful of
water (half a pint, early every morn
ing, and if necessary on going to bed.
Outdoor exercise will aid it's action
materially.
Use only the genuine, which has
the signature of "Eisner & Mendelson
Co., Sole Agents. New York." on
every bottle.
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For Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Philadelphia Express, 400, 745, 800, 1000, 1l32
D Dlah p eara s:oo 5oa abuff Z; p al ~ CAR 100, 500, 1$9S
Dining Car 1. Y IS0. s;s9 with Dining Car sa", s90
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40, 100, 545 F. M, lSIs night. except Saturday
night Sundays, ilsO A. NJ. i0ti 500. 6'0o +. H.
For F]ssttsyille at 400, 74s. sAs A. N, 1eo; l;sO. 10
d;s9P M, NJ isiS nj nj 1t, s 3 g ESo s 3 = " ay.,5 n light. !
For sunDury. 1 wisburg and William5Pop5s ob ~
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P NJ; l2i5 midnight. N.r.n
CHUNK 51n scs' 40. rs! 1s' SIS 4. n; TO. $50. 81: 7s9 e e
ALLENTOWN. P. M. Sundays, $50 gao. A. NJ A"''
For Wilkssbarre, Pittston and Scranton. s;45
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Sundays, 100 P. NJ. n
For Perth Ambog at 50 $50. s;l5. Il 90 A; NJ l 81
ioq K 49, $50 sa'' 1902 NJ sundays =" = - :
For Atlantic Hiahlanas. 4:ao, s;l55, ils%S A sod M +
For Freenold. 4:sa BIS, 11sO A. NJ, 1so. 4:0- 5;as
For Red Bank, Long Rranoh and points south,
P Psh si pleasant on1xa ! Sd 81 ; En- i; III aig = Z. N r. s 1isa s;as' i sx-
| cept Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. $40 A. NJ 4UO
FOR LAKEWOOD.
4s0. s:15 A. M las e: 40. specially, 420. e:15 P. NJ.
| For Toms River, Barnegat Park aud Barnegat,
4sS0, Sis A. NJ; las, a:20 z. Nj. %
! For Atlantic City, Vineland and Briogetons fSu
For Monmouth Beach, ssabright end Highla,d
Beach, 4sS1. s:lb. 1kS0 A. 81; ESQ, 1:45, 400, A:D I. M
sundays. 900 A. Nj 400 P. ri.
Tickets and parlor car seats can be procured AZ
Nos. liz, 1885, 26t. ala. g44, 114O. 1873 Broadway, No.
| ISL sixth avenue, NO. PSI Colum bus avenue, NO. iSi
Fast i25th street, No. 24 West 125th street, New
York; No. 4 court street. No. $50 Fulton street,
Brooklyn. and No. IS Broadway. williamsburg.
The New YORK Transfer company VIII cali lor
| and check baggage from hotel or residence TO des-
tinatfon.
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WAR over THE CAFE.
Members Divided upon the
Wine Question in the
]. c. A. CA Lively
sTiIne Ahead.

The ROW in the Jersey City Athletic
Club over the cafe matter is growing more
bitter every day, and at the next monthly
meeting there will be war. The trustees
are now making a canvass OF the mem
bers in au endeavor to see just how many
members actually favor the establi sh-
ment of a cafe. The majority of them
favor the scheme, 1t is said, and this has
made the temperance faction more de
termined than ever to defeat it. the
.antisn have the best side of the argu-
ment at present, as a clause In the clubs
| charter prevents the sale OF aicoholIc IL
quors.
A NEW CHARTER.
This does not worry the liquor element.
however, and at the next meeting the
matter of adopting a new charter Will be
| brought up. The temperance members
| claim thai a new charter cannot be
adopted. :,
"If you drop the present charter" said
one of these members. you Will have no
| organization. The minute the charter is
dropped there will be no Jersey City Ath-
letic Club. BY adopting a new one you
reorganise the clue, and all the members
must be elected over again. Ii this is
lone over one-half of Ute members Will
drop out of the organization. IL has
been said thai the cafe would be u big
| financial aid. This is very true, but do
| not believe that the club would live
more that a year after the Introduction
of the bar. A few members would re-
main, but the majority would be so dis
gusted after they saw the true workings
of the affair and would resign. The j.
G. A.. Q. has always been known as d
model organization, aud now wniie we
are at the height of prosperity u few dis
gruntled members would send US to ruin.
but this shall not be, and all the mem
bers who have the good of the club at
heart will do all they can to prevent the
| Infamous measure from becoming a
law.h
UNEXPECTED OBSTACLE.
The argument of the temperance fac.
tion that when the charter is dropped,
the organization will cease TO live, Is
causing transformation ia the ranks OF the
llQuor faction. This is an obstacle that
these members did not expect TO meet,
and now they are busy deyising plans AT
to how they will surmount 1t. AS yel
they do not see their way clear. and they
are at their wits ends as 20 how they can
\ adopt Il new charter without reorganiZlng
the club. They realize that the temper
ance members ave the best OF the fight
at present, but they will endeayor to out
wit them by some scheme or other. That
! they are determined to carry their point
is evident from the manner III whlcn tnev
are working to secure new converts.
That the meeting will be a lively one il
cnrfain.
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DINNER TO PRINCIPAL WARD.

The First Class Association Of Public School
No. II. will give a complimentary dinner to ex-
Principal Ward, at the HotelWashington on May
fifteen. An opportunity is afforded to any one
engaged in public instruction to become an
honorary member and to attend the supper by
the payment of a certain amount.
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FAT PEOPLE

i . reduce your weight SURELY, use Wizards
Obesity Pills and lose Is pounds a month. No
injury 70 the health. No interference with BUSH
ness or pleasure. NO STARVING. They build
complexion and leave NO WRINKLES. Lucy
anderson. "a auburn ST, Conbridoe, Mass,
rites. Three bottles of yoar obesity Ftlls re
iced mig neigh from, 225 pounds to 100 pounds.
md / merer felt better an oil mn life. I am
much pleased acith the result, and shall do all 1
can to help you. Our patrons include Physic-
Our goods are not sold in drug stores; all orders
are supplied direct from our office. Price rer
package 81 90 or three packages for $500 by
mall prepaid. Particulars (sealed) 4 cts. ALL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONFIDENTIAL.
WILLARD REMEDY CO.. BOSTON, MASS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02
WANSER CLUB ATTRACTIONS.

The new pool tables in the rooms OF the
Wanser Club have proved a great attraction.
The club is crowded with members and their
frieuds every evening. The Club will hold "a
meeting on Thursday evening.
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IN cRANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

To Augusta Smith.
BY virtue Of an order of Court OF Chancery. OF
New Jersey made on the day of the date hereof IN
a cause wherein William Henry smith Is complain
ant and you are defendant.y ou are require : 10 ap.
pasr, plead, answer or demur o the petition OF
said COMPLAIN mt on oc before the twenty-sixth
day Of May next, or the said petition Will be taken
Jas confessed against you. The said petition IL
|fied against you for a divorce from the bond OF
'matrimony
! Datsd the twenty fifth day OF March, A. D.
bundled and ninety three.
IMPSoN
Solicitor.
No &c Montgomery street,
Jersey City. n. J.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-02

Adjourned meeting OF the Board Of Chosen
seholdsrs OF Hnd son County, held in tie Court
70 1se on Thursday. March y, 1893
Present az roll ~cail-uirector -at-Large Brugge-
r1ahn and Freeholders Ellis. Hennossey, nelson,
Noonau and pnpgsten-5. UNSATISFACTORY
Coyle, German. Ke ", Kimmerly. Perry anu Tier
ney-6 quorum noy being present the director
regular meeting. Thursday, March Ii, 1898. at 1870
pm. Ohm BOYD, Clerk.
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RAILROAD.
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM

tAnthracite coal used excluslyely, insurins cleanli-
L PAkLDH M SLEEPING CARS.
STATION FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. N. r.
Time table In effect Dec. Is 1872.
Trains leave via
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
BUFFALO, TORONTO AND CHICAGO
EXPRESS DAILY. S:15 A. M. 1880 T. q.
SCRANTON EXPRESS, EXCEPT SUN
DAY, S:15 A. NJ, 1880 r. M. $40 r.. M.
1880 p. NJ.
For Buffalo, Toronto. Chicago, Roohss-
ter Niagara Falls and the W We
For Easton, 7H0. Bis A. NJ, 1880, 2:i5. sA5. 5 IA, :3g,
P. NJ. sundays, 100. sl5, 100 A. u, 4a0. $50 z n.
For bethlehem, Allentown. and Mauch Chunk,
100. sap A.. NJ. 1880 (2;i5. except aauch Shuns,l
S4a BIS. $50 P. N. Sundays, ~, 5;l5. ll1o A. A.,
4f0, T.3O r. M.
For louisville. s:15 a. NJ, 1880 sa5 P. NJ. Sunday Us,
100 a. n.
days. Bis I10A. NJ. I 81 7. NJ.
For points 10 the Mahanoy coal region at S;i5 a.
M, 1881 SA5 ?. NJ Sundays, s:la llU A. M-
For Wnkesbarre. Pittston and scrantons SD q.
M. 1880 3.45. Z 30 p. NJ. Sundays, except scranton,
S;i5 A.. M, 7&0 F. M.
For Elmira, S:15 A. NJ, 1880, $3.50 r. III. SundAys'
8l5 A. NJ. 73O r. M.
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~ ONEY 10 LOAN.

III 0&F-L~A- y -
no o. WANT. MONEY!
II so. Go not fail to get our rates before borrow
ing.
W. mage loans, on furniture, pianos horses
wagons and other personal properly without re.
M oval at the. lowest possible rates and in tbs
quickest possible time.
Loans can be carried as long as desired or may
tie paid in full Or in part at any time and any
parl paid reduces the cost of carrying the loan In
proportion TO tho amouns paid,
Our offices are conveniently located aud are 50
arranged that parties calling on US can be waited
on quickly and courteonsly.
Remember that you nave the uss Of both tho
property and the money and can return the money
at any time you wish.
If you have g loan with Other parties. or have
bought furniture or other goods on time and ind
the payments a little larger than you can mees
conveniently. We Will pay ttfor you AND carry Ii
as long as you desire,
II viii be to your advan tsge to see US before Drs'
curing q loan.
JERSEY CITY MORTGAGE LOAN Co.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OFNEW JERSEY

Trains leave Station foot Liberty st.
WASHINGTON 5-HOUR FLYER DAILY
i Fiji ADiELPHIAF FAST LINE, EXCEPT
scRANToN EXPRESS, EXCEPT SUN
DAY, S:45 A. NJ, 4.30 p. M.
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&albe 6aten fir Die syabrt nadJ
Chicago uno 5nriid.

Oas LANCE ertpartete @reigniB III
enbli9 eingetreten, bic pafagiers Staten
fur bic Gabrt mad @bieaso unb 3uriid
iinb auf bic Salfte rebueirt porben.
8Dm l. Muguf an p~ertauft bic
Santa 6ez8abn &etour : 8illette mad
Chicago pia 81. 2ouis ober &anlas
Gitp gum preife Der einfa9en Gabrt
plus $500. Sol9e Sidets merben
tdgli6 bis gum 81. October 1898 pers
fault tuerben. Sisielben baben cine
@ilti9teit BON 80 Sagen fur bic &iids
fabrt bonn Sage bes 8ertaufes an.
9ie Snbaber berielben iinb feinen 8es
i9rdntuugeu in 8eaug auf bic Mccoms
mObationen unterporfen. Wer bafir
ertra beaablen min, fam aud pldbe
in ben pulman'f6en 8eitibilsS 9lafs
Wagen belegen. 9ie 8enubung Der
bo6eleganten @bairs@ ars Der Santa
Sc Sabn ftebt ben PaKagieren obne
@rtras8 ergtitung aur 8erfigung.
Sie paRagiere f0nnen bon Chicago
an bic &iidfabrt mad 8elieben antres
ten, porausgefeBt, baB bas innerbalb
Der 30tdgigen 8altigteitsba uer Der
8iaette gef6iebt, unb Denn man 5uz
riidfebrt, mirb man ni6t nur bas 8es
uuBtfein nit fi9 mad 9auie nebmen,
benz 9roBarti9ften S9auipiel Der
@elt bei9emobnt gu baben, fonbern
baB bic &eiie aud bic benfbar ange>
nebmfte unb bequemite gemeien 1T
mie bas eber urr bel Der bo6elegans
ten unb mobernen Nusrii1tung Der
3ige Der Santa Sc 8abn m0gli6 1T.
Cine entiprs6enbe niebrigere Hate
mirb fir ale puntte an Der Santa Sc
Babn mad st. 2oui8 un6 9anlas
GitD inter benielben 8ebingungen
fetgeieBt merben.
Man menbe ii6 miinbli9 ober
l6riftli6 an irsenb einen 8iQetts N9erts
ten Der Santa Sc 8abu in 8e3ug auf
8iaette ober ionfiige @in3elbeiten.
Man laHe Ii6 einen "ColumbiasFolz
DER geben, Der ni9t nur cine geuaue
8ei6reibung Der WeItausteQun98>
8auten entbdlt, fonbern aud einen ges
llalien plan bon @bieago.
90. g. &eenan,
@eueralsP afasier,4 sent,
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8iaige Grcmriipn mad @alpeftun
i6er Die Santa SesSinie.

Nm 2. September 1898 wirb Bic
8ulf Colorado unb Santa s5e>8abn
cine SPECIAL : @rcuriioa BON allen
Std6ten on ibrer 2inie in Seras un6
benz Snfianer=S erritorium mad Sal
peiton beranitalten. Ser 6abrpreis
BON &oienberg wirb 50 betragen. Gin
@rtras3ug pirb Don @leburne mad
benz regnldren paiasier3ug bon BUR-
cell unb paris abfabren. gilette
tuerben nur fiir ben 2. September per=
fault; bieie iinb fir bic &iidreiie auf
iebem Perionen3ug, ineIufibe benieniz
gen, Der @aloeiton am Miittmo6, ben
6. September UNI $3.50 gormittags
perldBt, giiltig. @rcurfioniften baben
ion1it 3 Sage Nufentbalt in @aloefon.
9ieIes 1T bic lebte unb biaigfe ST.
curfion biefer Saifon. Sober loIte
barau She'll nebmen unb elm Seebab
9enieBen. 3beatraliI9e 8orfeauna
unb Concert frei ieben Nbenb am Sec
ufer.
%. g. aeenan,
General : pafagier> asent, @alpefon,
SeraS.
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@er iudhet, Der ffnnet.

prin3 Sienburg : 8irfein bat in
gab elberOn, q, s., Glorenee gulz
mann, bic So6ter Des Mathematician
neutrality-suspicious. in Chicago, tennen
gelernt unb bic Gerlobuug Ser beiben
mtrb bemnd6it gefeiert perben. Ser
grdrtigam 1T reid on Namen uub
5lteln, aber febr arm an @eIb. Gr
bttBt SeopoIb, Wolfsang, grnt, Mas
rio, Jerbinanb. CHARLES, Mi9el Nnz
tonne, gictor, Souls, Soiepb, Scbann,
Baptiif, 5rana, Priua bon S~fenburgz
Birifein unb erblidte ar1 10. Mdr3
1866 bas 2idt Der Melt in Ofemba9.
Sem 8ater 1T Siir1t &arl, ieine Muts
ter gr5ber5ogin Marie 9ouiie bon Sos
cana. 2eopolb bat no6 o6t @ei9wiz
fer. bier S6meitern unb bier 8riiber.
gor einem Sabr fam er mad Nmerifa,
UNI cine rei6e Braut au iu6en Sic
6amtlie f6oB $4,000 @ulben Suianls
men unb Girft &arl CAB ieinem Sobn
einen 9ofratb als &eiiebegleiter un6
einen Sefretdr, GERM 6. Saler, al5
&atbgeber nit auf ben Weg.
Sn Nmerifa angelangt, begann bie
@u6e mad elmer paKenben, b. + mill
lionenrei6en Braut. Infangs fonnte
Oanf gepiHer Snbisfretionen uno ln=
gei6idli6teiten Ni6ts gefunben pers
ben. Stun aber fann Bring 2eopolb
ufm. freubig ausrufen: u@urefa".
SRI. Jlorence Buflmann 1T iber bic
rfiBen Se6s5ebn" f6on beraus, in
ben 3uan5igern aber nod nidt brinz
men. Sic mirb als cine lebbof,e, geif=
rei9e iunge Dame gelbilbert unb foG
6as 8elb nit @ra3le ~ags5ugebeu bers
ifehen.
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- Sob. 9ogg bat cine proclamas
tiot erlahen, bur9 tpel9e er auf @runb
bes BON Der %. 2egislatnr argenoms
n1enen @eSeBes ben erften Mfontag inn
September aIs p4rbeitssS Sag" gum ges
febli9en Geiertage ertldrt.
Gin mibermdrtig unb brutal aus
febenber Negerburf1e ipur6e aug Der
umgegenb BON WinterfieIb nod Qongs
bieip ins @%efdnsniB eebra6t. Gr bate
elm f9ma9linntges tpeiBes Md66en
nergeDaltigt. Wur bur9 ben i9leunis
gen Sransport bes Negers mad 2ona=
pieip tpurbe elm 2pn6eeri6t perbinbert.
Su6ge glarf bat li9 in elmer 6es
mofratif9en Mafenberiammlung in
Waco energifb fir bic politlt @lepes
lambs unb fir bic @bicagoer parteiz
platform ausgefpro9en.
Die Brobibitions= Champagne in
Wiaiamion @ountp fbldst 3iemli9
bDbe @elen. Die @aHermuder baben
ii9 ben s@banseIifen2 Sam Small
CUR u%nterfiBung fommer laHen.
= Sn Sun angelc eri6oB Der Mes
ritaner Mafebonio 43ala in einem Nnz
faIe bon giferiu9t ieinen Nebenbubler
9ntonio Monte3. Damn beeins CT
Selbfmorb.
aus Der umgesen6 bon San gln.
gelo Dirb rei6li6er 9esenfaa beri9tet,
unb 5tuar nit Der ausfi9t auf mebr
Regen. Die Wintermeibe fam aIs qe>
ii6ert betra6tet merben.
Sn @uero pertarb AM %. Qug.
grau &euB, bic 8attin bes Or. s. so.
HeuB, tiefbetldgt bon ibren Nngeb6ris
gen uno ibren 5ablrei9en 8erwanbten
unb Betannten.
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Ner{ufat hiefeaI

@8 teiret gttbtS unb mtrb SUD it1erliu bienli& tttn,
6alies, Der 8ruit pber 9unsen bsbeu. Or. Sins's
nsue Grfinsuns sesen S4wtnbiu&t peri6aft 9tn6ez
runs. DiefeS wtrb s%arantirt, i'm anberen Taue bas
@elD 3urlderftottet. Solhe, BITE an Der Grippe ittten,
%fanben, bab es tas bette Nitttel mar. Bet gnwenbuns
btefes PraparatS ~erlanSte maa cine iufprtise unb pers
manente Sur.
@eriudt etne QrpbeHai4e unb n~berseuat Sud, pte
ptrflth gut bteie8 Mittel lit. 9rpbeHeS6en ~unentseItz
lid bet Der Gan @Atpnic Orua So. 3u baben.
gerfauit rerben fe gu 90 Ste. unb S1.00 fir srose
EfafMeu.
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California : Weine.

Weinliebbaber finben ein groBes Ga:
ger bon feinen California Weinen be
9errn s. S. Meper am Nlamo:
8lo5a. 9err M}eDer fuAt bic Wein'
an Dirt unb Steae aus unb fauft biref
aus Dem Seller Der 8ein3ii6ter. NIs
gutem &enner gelingt es linn tets, BIZ
beiten 9orten ans5upablen. ST fanr
feline &uaben un0 Samilien nit eilten
glten 5ropfen oerfeben. &otb= uni
WeiB Weine in uOr3iigli6er Qualitd.
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @aIone - FREE
tins Saus geliefert.
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gmpls, 0aIu,et : 0snrten

S9Dls' Ralntet : @arten 1T Der
Sammelplab Der 9euti6en BON San
Intonio nit ibren Gamilien. 9ie res
%gelmdBigen Mbenb : Grei &on5erte an
pter Nbenben in Der Wo9e iint tets
5ablrei6 beiu6t unb e%rfreuen ii9 elmer
aagemeinen geliebtbeit. Seine @eine
nnb WbisfeDs unb ~alle5eit felerfrii9es
Bier, foDie Die beiten @%igarren.
Die Ut auration liefert ale
9elitatefen Der 9aiion. Nuftern,
Slide. Wilb in better 3ubereitung.
5dglif aaSgeaei6neter mariner 2un6.
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9opo'S TiGer finb reiu ~oeeetabit, poutommen
bas,nIss. fets iuoerIdifis uno bon gutter mirsuua.