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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-01-25
Commissioners Meet.
Special to the PRess


CARUTHERsvILLE JAN, 90
The Southeast Missouri Swamp
Land commission was in sess
ion here yesterday and today
They allowed the usual monlhi y
bills for expenses. The ,engin
eer was ordered to take the
courses and soundings oI
Little river, Pemiscot bayou
and the other streams. H. re
ported that be found the country
very similar in surface CON
strucnon to that formerly re
ported. The survey OF Penis
cot and Dunkiin counties will
be completed soon.
The engineer will then go tc
Mississippi county to snr, ey
the Mississippi bank in the
second levee district, in order
that an appropriation may be
voted TO levee the river. The
next meeting will be- at Charles
ton, February %. 1894.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-01-25
NnIanG is y. &c.

Last Frida- eX State Treas
urer f. T. Noland was released
from the state peniten,iary at
Jefferson City. having served
eighteen months, or two years
under the three fourlhs time law.
H. entered the prison on July
20. 1891, for having stolen al.
most $4,000 of the state funds
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-01-25

Twin City Lodge No. J., Sons
Of America, was organized last
Monday night, and ten members
received into the lodge. Thz
officers are: Tom Allen, senior
son; L: Fl. Dunlap. Junior son;
l.. 4. Kinder, scribbler; E. W.
Statler, holder of the root of
evil; w. FL. Sander, leader;
George Dunlap, tes.or; George
Kaufman, ehforcer; Harry Nc,
Cans, listener. The lodge meets
each Monday night.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-01-25
FATALLY SHOT.
A Preacher Shoots His Bro.
=. ther.in-Law.

Special to HE PRESS.
GEAvELToN, January 30
Rev. Clannaham shot Phelan
Ward four miles southwest of
this place yesterday, and the
wound is expected to prove
fatal.
Clahnaham is brother-in Law
of Ward, having married his
sister. rhe trouble arose abou,
a house belonging to Ward in
which Clannaham. lived. They
met yesterday, Ward being
accompanied by his brother,
Lawson. Words brought on
Il fight in which the Ward bro,
theis pounded the preacher
numerically. As the preacher
arose Lawson Ward knocked
him down again. As he arose the
secohd time he fired at Lawson
Ward, but the shot was so close
that the powder burned his eyes
imparing the sight. The second
shot, directed at Phelan Ward
took effect. and Ward is not ex-
pected 10 live.
The Wards have a bad record,
the murder of Washington
Adams thirteen years ago, being
placed to Lawson's credit
Clannaham is a quiet iuotfen
sjve man.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-01-25
A Night Passenger Train

Commencing last Monday 8
passenger train will leave Glen
Allen daily at 1876 a. m. 1
connects with a passenger train
at Bismark by which passeners
arrive IN 81. Lonis at 9:40 ia the
morning Leaving ST. Louis al
4:30 in the afternoon passen.
gers connect with it at Bismark
and arrive al Glen Allen at il;3t
at night II will not iun on
Sundays.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-01-25
Changed Again.

George Kinder of Latin last
Saturday bought from Dr.. Nc
Anally the stock of groceries
which he recently bought from
A. B, Clippard. Mr.. Kinder
will sell his, stock of goods at
Latin next Saturday, and will
come here and engage in bust.
ness. He is a good business
man, and the editor bespeaks
for him success in business.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-01-25
Battle of Waterloo.

Dr.. w D. Vandiver Of Cape
Girardeau will lecture at The
Methodist church on Saturday
evening. February II, 1894
His snhject will be "The Battle
of Waterloo" The lecture is a
scholarly one. full of wit anc
history. Dr.Vandiyer is wei
known and needs no indors
ment. Tickets can be had a.
the Palace of News and Of DR.
j. A. Reck.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-01-25
Another Biz Deal.

w, A. Jamison last Tuesday
bought from Colonel Lindsay
Mnrdock nine acres of land
living between Marble Hill and
College Heights. The price
paid was $3.50
Mr.. Jamison will at once plat
rhe tract into lots, and apply
for admission to the town of
Marble Hill. This will open
the way for the admission OF
College Heights There are
some fine building lots in the
tract bought.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-01-25
Sunday scheOl Convention.

A Sunday School convention
for Bollinger county will con
vene In the Twin Cities a week
from next Tuesday, and will be
in session two days. All SUn-
day schools should be repre-
spnted
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-01-25
Ingalls, to Lecture.
Special to the Press.

Special to the Press.
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Jan. 23.-
The Lecture Bureau has secured
ex- Senator John }. Ingalls,, VITO
will lecture here on the night of
February l. 1t is expected that
be will have packed house.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-01-25
Attorney John A. Hone q

Attorney John A. Hope of
jackson was IN town last Thurs
day, before the Probate court
on business connected with the
Rchard Masters esta'e Mr..
Hope has a brilliant college
record, having taken the medal
for oralorv at William Jewell
college. He has made a good
record AS a lawyer, and enjoys
u good practice.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-01-25
TRANSFORMATION,
The Twin Cities 100 Years
Hence.
DREAM Of THE FUTURE
Whit A Visitor to-. 1t Then
Saw and Heard.

ilSldHCuoJp dulOulCetnollL CIlat
had no doubt proved painful, I
; proceeded further out the street,
and after a long tramp, greeted
on either side by elegant resi-
dences, l came, at the surburbs
of the city, to what, seemed an
Eden. This was l was told tine
great Englehart fruit farm. Il
has a reputation all over the
country as surprising the great
vineyards of California and of
France.
| next turned my attention to
the educational institutions of
the city. Unable to review the
public schools I visited only a
few. | was told that there were
in the city 1000 public schools,
besides a large umber of high
schools. and one central high
school. The entire system was
under the supervision of a su-
perintendant in chief,assisted by
a number of superintendants as
signed to districts.
On the east side of a beauti
ful stream flowing through the
center of the town. and was
'spanned by elegant bridges,
situated on an eminencp, and
commanding a grand view. of
the prettiest part of the city, I
saw grand collection of colQs
sal and magnificent buildings,
and floating proudly from the
guided dome of one of them
was a banner inscribed
May6eld Smith University"
What a grand institution: an
honor to any great city. This
great institution vas the ous.
growth of that little school which
| saw mentioned in those old
papers, Mayfeld Smith acad.
emy--a great educational tri
umph! But where were those
pioneers, E. R. Graham and
Clara D. True! Reposjng ir1
death, but living still in sacred
memory and in the records o1
this great school.
A mile to the east visited
the great Leoffler university,
ranking high with lis neighbor
An institution that had grown
to emintno within the last cen
tury. The child Of that ednca
tor who was a hundred year:
ago, The principal of a small vii
lage school.
I spent the remainder Of the
day viewing the various private
class schools aud museums,
AT night | went to the Crane
Royal theater and saw "A Hun
dred Years Ago" produced. [
was an exposition Cf life in the
Twin Cities as it was one hun
dred years ago, and was very
interesting.
Early Wednesday mornins
started ont TO visit the grea'
Williams coal fields in tn,
northeastern surbnrbs Of ,tht
great city. l was told that 80,
600 miners were at work il
these great mines, sand that they
were brilliantly lighted by elec
tricity. | spent several hours
passing through the grea'
apartments the walls of whicl
were studded with the "bla, /
diamonds" After leaving there
| took a Kinder avenue car
and was soon at the Clirpard
silver mines in the very hear
of the great city, the enlrauc,
just east of the little Hurricane
creek. Although many thous
and miners We're taking the
precious white metal from iht
bowels Of, the earth, the basiu
ess and hurry of the great city
constantly going on over them
| took dinner at the famou,
IMavar cafn onI ,yo. c.,,., 1901
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-01-25


Jim Hall, George Converse, Steve O. Dom
nell and Billy Thompson, Mitchell's seconds
John .McVey. Corbett's bottleholdar.
Harry Darrin, Mitchell's bottleholder.
.IAcKsoNv1LLE, Fla. Jan 25-
800 p. IN )-lf there is any
patriotic qualification to be de-
rived from a victory in the
prize ring, then America has
had her meed.
James j CorbetU won the
international championship
prize at this place by knocking
Challes Mitchell the English
champion out III the third round.
The fight was held in the
Duval clno arena, erected in the
fair grounds. About 1000 peo-
pie saw the fight. Leading
sporting men from all over tie
conutry were present. John L.
Sullivan, the great ex champion
was present.
Judge Call of the circuit court
Yesterday granted an Injunction
restraining Sheriff Broward, or
any civil or military man from
Interfering With the fight, aud
preparations were at once push
ed to completion on the arena,
in The fair grounds,
T'e militia ordered out 10
suppress the fight were helpless
to prevent it, and the club at
once offered those who would
appear in uniform, seats to wit.
ness the fight at $40 each.
Mitchell and party arrived
early in the morning, and took
rooms at the Everett hotel. Cor
bett and party arrived at 11:3O
a. M, and took secluded quar-
ters near the fair grounds. The.
bettiAg at IL O'Clock was 500
to $40 in favor ,ot Corbett.
At about 1:5O the men enter
ed the ring, looking confident.
Three months Of hard training
had put both of them in fine
condition.
The fghr opened with a vic
ious cllnch, and Corbett upper
cut Mitchell as they came to-
gelher. Mitchell landed hard
on Corbett's ribs, and was
caught on the head and stag
gered. Corbe:t his op-
ponent again, and landed with
his right on Milcheli's ribs.
In the second round the men
clinched and q sharp rally en-.
sued, Corbett having the best Of
it al the time. Mitchell going
down twice. Mitchell arose and
was promptly knocked. down
again.
In the third round Mitchell
came up rather groggy, Corbett
rushed at hin. swung his pow
erful right and knocked the En-
glishman into his corner, fiat on
his stomach. with the blood
streaming from his face. The
Englishman failed to respond az
the call, and the great fight was
over.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-01-25
A Ministers Meeting.

The organization of the min
listers and elders of the Twin
Cities and adjacent territory is
contemplated. The object is to
bring about a better understand
ing between the differen: bodies
of Chris ians and thus increase
the efficiency of.church work.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-01-25

Rev. 0. M. Martin of ST. Louis.
presiding elder Of the Farming
Son district of the- Methodist
church, lectured at hutesville
last. Thursday night on the sub.
1ects"Talk, Wise and Otherwise
a. fairly good house heard him.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-01-25
Grain for Saie.

i have for sale. on my farm, 3
miles north of Marble Hill. a
large quantity of corn, and seed
ard sheave oats. Call at the
postoffice. r. L. MAYFIFLD.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-01-25
EVENTS
= IN
TO-day'S PRESS.

About our new home.
A preacher shoots his brotber-in law.
holland completes his term. -.
A nightpassenger train on the Belmont
ingalls, at Cape Girardeau.
Nandiver en- the Battle of Waterloo.
Our dream continued.
The great Corbett- Mitchell fight.
4 Editorial comment.
S The thoughts of an educator.
The county news.
s News in brief form.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-01-25
CORBETT WINS IT,
Mitchell Knocked Out In
Three Rounds.
The FIGHT ALL ONE WAY.
The international Champion
ship Fight: u Waterloo
For Mitchell.

James J. Corbett and Charles Mitchell prin-
cipals.
John Kelley, referee. : s-
Edward H. Garrison, imekeeper.
Jonn Donaldson, Billy Delaney, Jack
Dempsey and W. F. Brady, Corbett's Sec
onds.
Jim Hall, George Converse, Steve O'Don-
nell and Billy Thompson, Mchelrs seconds
John McVey Corbett's bottleholdar.
Harry Darrin, Mitchelps botteholder.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-02-27
4. 6 q pttel.

Sait ein Sabr mar oersansen. Das
sdnjli9 renooirte S9loB 6otbbauien
eritrablte beute NbenO in farbieen 0i9.
tern-a1e 0idume iparen ieit6er nit
eleftrii6er Beleu6tung nerieben-auf
benz Dadplateau itanoen 9iibel, aus
benen ma6tise Ye9fadelu In ben gta6ts
binmel loSerten. glu6 briiben bic
Sabrif bate sriinen Shnlud an9elest,
unb bic senaltisen 0osenli6ter, Die
Ionit NIT SdluB Ser 9lrbeitSftunoen
ertoIden, tparfen beute 9lbeno nod um
biele ipate Stuube ipeit binaus ibren
S6ein. arbeiter unb QanSleute nabten
jett in frOblibem 3use Dem S6loie,
UNI 6errn Seinri9 Bersmann ibre
@liidwiini6e 5ll Der freuOisen gta6s
riAt bar3ubringen, bic Der telegraph
ibm beute iibermittelt batte. @ine De-
pei6e bate 9emeloet, oaB Srau Srene
9elteru 9taht cincm Sobne bas 3eben
9eseben.
Seinri1 bate iofort na6 Wteran
reilen luollen, no it9 feline Satin eben
befanb, aber nod in oteler Wo6e lollte
in Der SauptitaOt cine sroBe Snbuitrie,
Nusitellun9 er0ffnet weroen, BET ipelher
bic Sabrif Seinri6 Bergmann8 in allers
eriter Heibe betbeilist mar. Seit Wtos
naten l6on maren Die 8orarbeiten be-
trieben iporOen, Tim nit einer umfallens
ben Daritellung beS selammten srobs
arttgen SabrtfbetriebeS on bic Seffents
lidfeit 5u treten. Olur Die allerlebten
Nnorbnunsen waren nod 5u treffen,
aber 9erabe fir biele mar 0einri9s per,
i0uli9es @rldeinen unabipeiSbar notbs
tpenbis nabm er bod i'm leitenben
NuSI9ub Der lusitelun9 cine berpors
rasenoe Stelluns eiu. Der &0nis in
BeriOn miirbe oas rationale Inter
nebmen er0HEen, unO ba burfte Seinri9
ni6t feblen. Das frobe @reigniB in
leincr Samilie mar iibrisens etiuas
fpGter errpartet moroen.
Da3u fam, oaB bic gta6ridt aus
Wleran bic allerberubisenbiten Ser,
ii6erunSen entbielt. Dleben oer BON
Srene ielbit ueraulaBten Depelde lag
nod cine Mslbuns bes slrStes Dor,
msl9e sliidli6iten Serlaui beitdtiste
ano BON oem uortreffliden Beftnoen
Der iun9en Mutter fpra6. Seinri9
burite alio berubi9t bleiben. 9lber er
mar anBer iih Dor 5reube. ueber
yta9t mar ct gum Serl9wenoer seipors
ben. Seoem ieiuer Nrbeiter lieB er
beuts einen pollen @o9snlobn aus3ab>
len; gla9mitta9s wuroe 9eieiert. 9lua
Die ssnseb0ri9en oes Dorfes 8otbhau.
len lollten oil leinem Slide tbeilnebs
men, @r rbatte iofort ben Bfarrer toul,
mcn laiieu, eiien erbebliGen Uetra9 fir
bic Srt4armen 9eitiftet uno fir orei i'm
laufeuoen Sabre ii6 ousseidnenoe
Volfsl6iilcr beren meitere glnsbilouua
iibernommen. Jiatiirli6 mar aud oaS
in3wil6en fart pcrmebrte @uts, uuo
SdloBperional ni6t oerseilen woroen.
Dem 9iten Setter bate Seinridl cine
lansere Gnlpra6e gebalten
(Gortietuns fOlsD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-02-27

Sat tt,!H nod etlpa8 5u errat6en. Sd
int4tc ,9s!nrid auf, Der leine, 9liidlts
die lpe;le wirtlib nnbeoeutenOe glrns
ivrloe lli4,t ungeheilt mad Soaule brtns
gen woltc, uuO oeSbalb in DRESDEN ges
blicbe. mar. lluo oa-ba fanben mir
uns ebeu Ger @raf murOe IN @bren
uerabi iNieoet- -bauptld9li6 leinetwegen
lit 9llles III Stifle uno 9eimli6feit 9ez
16eben. sd reiite porauS nod Nrco,
mo lcbr balo Seinri6 etntraf I'm mid
gum 9lltar gu fiibren."
Die iibri9e 3eit bate Oas jun9e She
paar auf eiuer ielisen 9o65eitsreile a1s
sebrad)t. gto@ batten iie feinerlei
fornlidc InSeigen erlalIen-nob freuz
ten iie iid ibres itillen @liides.
Der Saron unb @barlotte batten tief
betroffeu SusebOrt. @s mar in Der Gbat
mie cine Siisuns bes 96idlals, Der
aid lie seborden muBten.
Sn @9arlottens Seele ertpa6te cine
beGere Re9ung. 3um eriten Wfale
rei6te ite Der Sdwdserin freunbli6 bic
6auo, lpra6 i9r bon 6er3en fommenbe
@lidwiinl9e aus. Ser Baron mar gu
icbr @eiellidaftsmenid, ais baB er it6
ni6t batte nit 9lnltano In Die Gage flu
ben lollen. ST erbob ii9 iest gu einem
.l6neiOisen" Trintlpru6 = UenisitenS
CAB bas slnlaB, ii9 pieoer eiumal iatt
Su trillfen.
Der Gin;ige bel Glide, Der ii6 lanss
weilte, mar 9arrD; er lpubte nod ni@t,
rpie piel BON off ben ipiberltrebenoen
@efiblen, bic man in bielem fleinen
&reiie be9te, 10 re9t eisentli6 I'M iein
fleines Berl0n9en li9 brebten-tpie ct
i'm gewillen Sinne 6er Brennpunft
aller bieier 9tr0muusen mar. SIN
lan9neilte bas niele @rSdblen, bas lange
Stilliiten. @rit, als man bic Slider
erbob uno biele flinsenb aneinanoer
i6lusen, tpurbe er tpieoer tbeilnebmens
Der: Der &arm ais folder mar ibm elm
Ter9nii9eu.
luo nun ia9te @barlotte ladeluo Su
Srene: pSie iperben Mrs getpiB ni6t
iibelnebmeu, S6wd9erin, menn iA einen
1rinfIpru6 ausbrin9e auf ben @rben
bon &otbbauien !"
Srene ftimmte ein, ipenn aud etnaS
betroffen.-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-02-27
@ans eiaentbiimlid,

itnb BITE Gmpfinbunaen, pel6e nerp6ie gsrionen unb
Dpspepttter baben. unertldrlt&e 3uGunSen, Sbrenz
iauien, Fiesenee Sse In elmer ber beibsn @eii6tSs
bdlften, icnbe-barer Gef&mad, aiseln I'm Warnbe,
beifdnsise Ru9elpFstett, eteHen I'M s&Iunb, Sens
tuns bes Masens, hbersroBe GmpFnbIi6tett seaeu
sas sernsite @erduf&, pee bafelbe perjsbufa6t ers
f@eireu ldbt,. Ntefersefdblasenbe-ba inb nur etz
ntse Der unerfr,uten Grfabrunsen elmer Berion bic
an etns1 SoRbtnation BON 9erbauuns 5beihpernen
unb RersOitldt letbe, etnem Gepann, bas sew6bultd
reretntst aufritt Setnen ubern,utbi5eu 3aprinlen
mo4t ieoct has tefe aaer MaseneIigre Spftetter's 8
Wa9enbttttrs, bah etn Cube. pte eS aud nit ts6en
gerbhnoeten. @eritrpfuns unb gtphtdt, turseu grp=
teB ma4t. Oteie rortrefltde QrJnei ibnst 9ijent
HbeumattSnu5 une NterenI ipen, beruttst . Rsrs
penigitem unb bebreert Qppctit, Sdaf uuo algemets
neS gRphIbefinfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-02-27

= Sn Selterreid lpiro cine iebr leh.
bafte 9lsitatlon fir bic @inflbruns oes
aasemeinen Stlmmre6t5 betrieben.
Sn @ien wurben gu bieiem 3pede an
einem Gage ni6t meniger als 81 Or
better 8eriammlungcn abgebaIten, in
peri6iebenen 3beilen 9tieber OeIters
rei6s 80. in Mdbren 10 unb in Bob.
men Is gcriammlungen su benz gleids
heu 3mefe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-02-27

Gtn Oeutttber' In engli1d)en
Otenlteu. llnter oen 9eforirten oeS
9teujabrstages, 10 miro aus Sonoon ae<
melDet, peroanft pellei1t feiner Sic
AuS3ei6nung mcbr Der ei9enen &rait
uno 2iihtigfeit olS 9fobert gSilbcln
Sampe Sincent, Der SoDn eineS oeuts
l6en RfarrerS. 0ampe Ginccnt oer<
lieb oas udterli6e Saus nod als 5unee;
mad manden SrrfaDrten fanb ct iid)r
mittelloS III Gnglanb uno lieB lid bier
anmerben. Suri barauf nit leinem
He9inlent mad Snbien perlett, anpare
! cirte Ell innerbalb fiini SaDrell tros leis
mes duBerlt mangelhaItem @nglil1 gum
bo1lten Soften, Der einen @enleinen
5u9an9li6 ilt, ulo ipurbe 1869 aui @mz
pFeblnng bcS 2oro Oiapier Of Wtaaoala
gum 8oli5ei= Snlpeftor ernannt. Sn
lelneln neuen Wirfungsfreile fanoen
lelne alBeroroentli9en SSabigfeiten
l6nelle slncrfennung; er aoancirte
Sdritt fir S6ritt, bis er lebtes SaAr
Poll3ei Somnillionar bon Yombap
wuroe. 9tlS FOLDER lit CT Der b0hite
Yoli3eibeamte einer Staot BON 800, 900
Glnnobnern. IS mar belouoerS Ieiner
Sahi9feit, leinem Wtut6 uro Sharfz
llnn 5n oanfen, lpeun sic lesten relioios
len llnruben in Bombay. Sie ernlteltcn
NuDelt0run9eu, Die felt Sabreu III Jus
oien por9efommen, i6nell uno erIolgrei6
unteroriidt ipur0en.
Das ! @ifingi6iff. 9(us
Sopcnbagen miro ser ,6ranti. 3ts.4
uOnl 2. Sannar geldrieben rgifins,"
oaS piclbclpro6eue norlpe9il1e S6iff
hat ein eigeutDiimlihe8 S6idlal gez
habt. IS luurOe 9ebaut, tbeilS Inn Die
GntOefung beS rWeinlanoes" ,u be-
lutueu, tbeilS nm 9teflame fir 0iorwe<
gen III MAIDEN uno nm fir oaS ourd
+ oct Gd)iff gu erlamnelnoe Gjclo Elm
: cemannSbeim" III Gbriltiania auf;us
IN3len. 9lnian9S 9in9 2llleS gut, Der
Gmpfang in 9iew DOrf unb Gbicago
war 9robartig. Spdter ibienen Sic
9lmeritancr jeOodD 0eS Sbiffes iibcr>
OriiIiig Su weroen uuo oa8 6obe @ebot,
oaS ic wabreno oe8 eriten Seitjubels
9etbau batten, wuroe ipater ni6t ers
neuert. s(ls bic slusitelluns III @bis
ca9o 9eldlolien wuroe, 9ins Der siibs
rer, &apiton 9lnoerlon, Wieoer auf Neiz
len, I'M oaS S6iif 8u oerfauien. Sect
babcn Die 0(orne9er, oamit ,0ifin0o
nI6t unperri6teter Sade 3uriidfebreu
loll, bel6lolien, cine Sammlun9 poriu.
nebnen, I'M bas S6iff 3u faui fen uno
Dem anleritantl6en Staate ;u l6eufen,
Oa piele Otorlpegcr i'll 2tmcrita lcbelt
1T eS ntAt nnmO9lidl, baB Der Sian &C.
lii9t
- Niles, mas in ben beiten Qpotbes
fen gu baben lit, bel $ 0 b II g. 6 d.
f Farmer's Drug Store.
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(Gcrtietuns fplst).
@d1on f.it eyQbren hoIte in

= Sdon isit Sabren balte i6 9r.
Gugufi 86nig'8 Samburger Bruittbee
ftet8 In meiner Gamilie Dorrdtbig unb
babe INNER aefunben, buB bieier 8bee
elm ausge3eidnetes Wittel eeeen aIe
grfdltungen iii.-Graneis 81. Barrett,
205 q. Nnn.S .Strabe, Baltimore, Mb.
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- Sa9perfdnbise unb 8iertrinter,
mel6e einen guten Sropfen lieben, bas
ben ii@ fiir Gone Star Bier
ertldrt.
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Su6lenS Mruica galbe.

Dte b.te 9oIbe Der B.lt fur S6nitie, auttf4un.
sen, @sf9wire Gteber' unh Sauts TIethten,
t.tten; turirt Sdmorrboibtu pber tene 8ssabluns
0batss 9ufrtebeubett garanttrt oter tas @eIb NTH
suru6tsitaitst. % Gents pie Sha6tei. 3um 8ertau'
mhpleiaIs
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ltmiere ne,tem Siite umb Gar
nitnren treffen iekt tGglitb
Elm, 81 beren Seiihtismns tptr
eimlaSen.
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geeue Gbaaies.

DieieIben baben fid trob
ber Wanbelbarteit ber Mobe
i6on felt Sabren bauernb gu
bebaapten gemuBt. Sebe Sai.
ion bringt neue, punberbiibs
f6e Mufter in ben beri@iebenz
iten Nuancen berbor.
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nag SSutterm iibIen ("Gri

b9 6utter nj ii b len ("Grin.
ding MilIs") CUR 3ermablung Der
Maisfolben mi! 9iilien unh r@obS".
Gertis gum @ebrau6 fir ben 9etrieb
bur6 pferbetraft. 3um niebrigften
Gubrit qreiie bel Sips 6 Saars
NJ q II II.
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@ir bietem Bic ihDnitem
Samoihabe s,t bem benfbar
tiebrtgiten Yreiiem ait. Wtam
funtnte mtb faufe!
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gfeue @atiues.

Wir fiibren ieBt elm srobes
2ager neuer Satines, in fran.
aDiii6en Mufern, 8rocats,
6angirenb unb Moiree Mus
fer, fir MIR
12a Gents attftudrts.
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@te etn Dteb tn
ber ga DIT i6leidt
bic 96iuinbiudt eirt,
ber. Weun 6ein Sp.
item fb IN bem fcrofll,
loie1 3uftaub befnbst,
.ipelfer bic 6olse bon
unreinem Blut 1T, 70
geniigt cine lei6te
Grfdltuns, nm bid
ffhipin0fiidltin III nnn.
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den. Das 1T Der 3eitpunft, in ipsl&em bic
serinsfte Wa6ldifsfeit id rddt.
S9minoiudt 1T 2ungenicrofsl. Du
fannit fie uerbiiten inb On fannft, tpenn On
ni4t Sn lange separteit bait, fie fllrirsn nit
DR.. 8ierce'8 Golden Medical Discovery.
0afelbe 1T bas trdftisifc 8lutreinisunss.,
9rdfteer3eusungss un6 Sleiidaniasmittel,
ipeldcs Die dr8tlife @ifienidaft fennt. 8ei
leosr 3ranfbeit, tueldcr man burd bas 8lut
bettomtnen mug, tpie SAwiuoiudt, bel
Scroftln in olteu Sormen, bel 0ungen.
i9irdd)e, 8rortitis, aitbua unb iebem
i9peren, bartnddigeu Suften it Go bic Elm.
sl9t arSnet,. fir ueldle garantirt rirb.
putt ooer heilt es niht, 10 fpir6 bas @elb
bafiir 5arit bc5abt.
9te Gigertbiimer bon DR.. @aqe's Catarrh
Remedy iuiiien, bog lire Oiebi,in ieb,n
&atarrb griinclil NIB fir irlmer firirt.
I'm . It'd baron gu iiber,eueen, MAIDEN ft
Dir folgcnoen Gorihfas Benn iie 3eiuen
katarr6 nidt turireu f0nuen, einerlei tpie
t1limm DsiH Gaa fei, 70 be;ablsn fe Dir
$500 bear.