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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12

The congressional contest In the Seventh
Kentucky district attracts the attention
of citizens Of every state. Colonel Brock
inridge goes before his people for their
endorsement and their vindicatiOn OF his
past course. lie has a big job on his
hands. The leading moral elements Of
sOciety-preachers and the Women-are
against him. Colonel Breckenridge pro-
fesses 90 have repented Of his wickedness.
and Christianity inculcates the duty Of
forgiveness. But the true penitent should
at least show a little modesty, and not
expect his fellow-ciuZens again TO ele-
vate him 10 a conspicuous position. The
voters Of the Seventh district will have
to settle this matter for themselves and
they would very likely resent outside in
reference Sim. We cannot forbear eX-
pressing the opinion that. in view Of the
revelations Of the recent trial, the re-
election Of Colonel Breckenridge 10 a seat
IN Congress would be little short Of a
national Misunderstanding Advance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12
4 Pleasant DaY

Those who visit the Exposition Grounds
on Monday are sure to enjoy themselves,
for the First Squadron of Cavalry have
been perfecting their arrangements for
weeks TO have a programme OF instruc-
ton and amusement. The prizes are so
handsome that keen interest is taken in
the different events, and every one will
be sought after and fought for with all
the determination that our troopers pos
sess. After the bicycle races pigeon
shoot. fitting and other races the day
Will close with cavalry skirmlsk. charge
and sham-battle, which Will prove ex-
citing and enjoyable. The price of ad-
mission Is fifty cents for adults and half
price for the little ones. who will hugely
enjoy the entire performance. WAGONS
will run from the corner Of Eighth and
Broad directly into the grounds. putting
off the passengers at the grand stand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12
Rapid 'CycleFs.

4 few Of the members Of the Rich
mond Cycle Club, with some invited
wheelmen, made a run TO Yellow Tavern
Thursday night They left Richmond
about $50 and spent nearly an hour at
the Tavern.
In returning. the trip from Yellow
Tavern to Richmond was made in eighteen
minutes.
The club expects 70 make a similar trip
to-nigS-. All members Of the club and
their friends are cordially invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12

Mr.. Charles r. Ellison's tobacco fac
tory at Twenty-eighth and Main streets.
was entered by burglars on Thursday
night. who effected an entrance by
breaking the lock OF the basement door.
The marauders then assembled 70 the
office on the second floor. through trap
door In the floor. which had been let
unfastened.
A drawer in the desk Of Mr.. John
W.Buchanan, manager OF the factory,
was priced open and a small sum OF
money and a lot Of postage stamps taken
therefrom. The iron safe in the office
was also tempered with, but it is evident
that the thieves were bunglers at this
work, as they soon gave it up. All the
lead pipe on the premises was cut and
carried off.
The case was reported to Detective
John Hall, who is now at work on IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12

The Committee on Health held an ad-
iourned meeting yesterday afternoon at
/ o'clock in room No II Of the city Han
and disposed Of a good deal OF routine
business. The usual number OF bills were
ordered to be paid and the payroll was
approved.
The contract for painting the crematory
and stables was awarded 20 Mr.. Cheat
ham.
The president was authorized to pur-
chase a mule and four carts for the use
OF the department.
Dr. Oppenhimer was authorized by the
committee to push the work of raising
the stack OF the crematory as rapidly
as possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12

The Boston Daily Traveller, Of Thurs
day has the following,
''The Confederate Soldiers statue - 10
be unveiled on Libby Hill to-day. The
figure is that Of a Confederate sentry
standing erect and looking straight for
ward. is OF colossal size, fully sixteen
feet from base to chapeau. This Confed-
crate will stand on column on Libby
Hi. overlooking the James river and a
large part of the city Of Richmond. The
total monument is eghty-fye feet in
height, and the column itself a counter
part on a smaller scale of the famous
pillar at Alexandria. Egypt"
The Traveller Is Just twenty days TOO
previous. May Goth is the day set for
the unyeiling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12

sand dollars. was bequeathed TO the UNI
versity OF virginia. The Henrico farm
with improvements. etc, was left 10 over
ton Harris and his wife. colored people
who had. It is said, attended MAJOR
Shields during his illness.
Miss Cornelia r. Shields sister OF the
deceased. and between whom and her
brother there had been an estrangenieil.
for some time. which difference
alleged. however. was settled before r.,s
death, contests the will on the srou'lN
that Major Shields was mentally n, ,.a.
bic. on account Of physical cohui'
brought on by excuses. ,,.,
The contestants counsel are
Edgar Allen, Courtney and Patterson, anu
Judge Edmund WaddllI The detenua'l'S
are represented by Messrs. HlIi 1aI'
Christian & Christian. and J. k v DaHi'i'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12

Rev. Sam Small will preach in this
city on mex, Sunday on three different
occasions. Al II O'Clock I'm the morning
he Will occupy the pulpit Of Park-Place
church: at p NJ. he VIII speak TO the
public at the Mozart Academy Of Music,
and at night will preach at Union-station
church.
He will deliver lecture at the Mozart
Academy Of Music on Monday night en-
titled From the Bar-Room to the Pull
pit"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12
SATURDAY MAY ~. 1894.
MEETINGS AND EVENTS SATURDAY

Manatoka Tribe. /. o. Il. NJ. Odd-Fello"s
Hall. .,to
Richmond Lodge. international Assocld-
ton of Machinists. Eagle Han
Enterprise Council. Jr. o. L. a. NJ 'r'
O. T.. A. NJ. Hall.
Excursion to Williamsburg by laoles VI
Second Presbyterian church.
Richmond College VS.. Randoiph-Macoh'
West-End Park.
Meeting OF Manchester Grays. Mayor B
Courtroom.
Excursion TO West Point by JEFFERSON
beneficial and Social Society.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12
Snell-nnnnd hv TIC Siren

The Wythevine journal Of the 10Th
thus concludes an editorial decrying the
success Of a certain class of sensational
journals Of this country:
yet there is a fascination about even
a small country paper that entices us
fools into a kind Of malstrOm from which
there seems 10 be no deliverance and
here we 80 bobbing around year by year,
spell-bOund by the siren tongue Of our
own conceited vanity. which threatens
each moment 10 swallow up all Of our
substance as we'll as our brains
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12
COnieSfInO The VII

The suit Of Cornelia r. Shields VS.. Over
ton Harris and others, was begun before
the special grand jury OF the Henrlco
Circuit Court yesterday morning.
In November last Major Alfred W
Shields died at his residence IN the
county. BY the provisions OF the will
left by him. dated August 10, 1893. the
buk OF the estate, which is valued NJ
between twenty and twarty-hve thou.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12

The debate Of the Phlologian Society
Of Richmond College for a gold medal
TO the member who had made the great
est improvement i'm debate during the
session, took place Thursday night.
Mr. Jesse Hinton Binford the eighteen
year-old son Of Captain W. ]. Binford,
member OF the House Of Delegates from
Henrico. was awarded the medal
Mr. Binford is one OF the most prom
ising young men az COLLEGE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12
Hoods Cnres.

In saying that Hoods Sarsaparllla cures.
It's prOprietOrs make no idle or cNtrava-
CANT claim. The advertising Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla is always within the bounds
OF reason, because IL is true. II always
appeals TO the sober, common sense OF
thinking people. and IL is always fully
substantiated by endorsements. which. In
the financial world would be accepted
without moments hesitation.
Read the testimonials published in behalf
OF Hoods Sarsaparilla. all from reliable,
grateful people.
They tel tne stHrN 10 Sarssna riii a
Cures
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12
Julius STClG & Son,
20l and 2OS EAST BROAD.
TEMPLE, PEMBERTON,
CORDES 4 CO.
7 and 8 West Broad Street,

We are offering some very ex-
cellent values in LADIES
VESTS, low neck and short
sleeves, ribbed.
We start the line with a very
presentable garment for the low
price of &c; better grades at
124, 1G3 and zoe.
At 25c. we are offering a fine
regular silk tapped, ribbed Isle
VEST, that never before sold for
less than soc.
SILK VESTS, low neck and
short sleeves, excellent values at
so, 75c. and 81.
chill D RE Ms RIBBED
Isle VESTS, low neck, short
sleeves, 165c.
Fine lines Of CHILDREN'S
GAUZE VESTS, low neck, short
sleeves; high neck, short sleeves,
and high neck and long sleeves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12

Sheriff Samuel Hart, of NOttoway coun-
~ called at the Capitol yesterday, after
delivering at the penitentiary james
White, sentenced TO three years imprl-
sonment for horse stealing. and Andrew
Davenport. sentenced 10 eighteen years
for burglary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12
THE TOWER.

~ s RACK FIGURED CHINA
silks regular retail price 7oc.; SATURDAY
poo loo FANCY METAL BELT B ;Ln 81 LEO
regular price SOC; Sa tfrat YfuI regular
made aHDi H s's dye, regular price z1c''
oa iSS nieyes Of RIBBON in all widths ana
colors. cream and black, iro" "a eros-
g sraqe s siso BELTING by the yard, ,,rS
si Th his rs BLACK and TAN GLOVES
regular price 25c; Saturday price DC
SILK Jersey MiTTS, regular P'lSe
DC: Saturday price he. -. orica
LADIES DUCK SUITE regular
SOS: Saturday price SZ.og; H., GLITCH
JADIES BLACK HOSE. drop sutch'
regular price SIC; Saturday price %9c; o
CENTS TECK TIES, regular price 4Vc''
'9 GETTsSs y '1LATNDERED PERCAlLE
sHIRTs. regular price 6Oc.; Saturday
pr T&D Sif: RIBBED SHIRTS. regular
price 20c.; Saturday price zoe. ,.,,,u,ro
LADIES Isle RlBBED StlII'l0'
rcSiIIar price 45c. Saturday price zoe;
IXDIt.S' WHITE KID GLOVES. 81.
LADIES' CHENISETTES. . ana 31c.;
IN coIors. plain white and plcated Dosoih'
turn-down and standing collars. ,,,r,,,,,,
TADfE,S BLACK. CREAM, WHITE
rEN and PEARL GRAY SILK GLOVES,
5oc nairNthe best Glove In Richmond Tor
the money.
FANS from lc. TO 81. ,e.,. r,,>-c
PARCHMENT JAPANESE FANS o. o.
- toc worth double the money
'T FIRE SCREENS. 121-2. 20: and :, &c Gre
SIMMER VENTILATING COHShi0'
regular price 75c. SATURDAY price oVSi;
RUSSO CREAM, when us''l III c' noyfect
s ssI price. cream and Polish, ISc-
KNOTTED FRINGE DAMASk TOW.
ELS. regular price DC, Saturday price
1jc. III. o,,d all colors.
'fF;ERTHER FANS. 25c. to 81.
WHITE ORGANIZE, p. 30. ana 'oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12
WHAT 81 WILL Do.

It viii furnish parlor with SUN
Carpet or Mating, and Rug ir..I.L
or YOU can have your bedroom rr.I Id
complete with a CHAMBER SUN N..
tress, springs, Pillows, Bolster a.I .
covering for the floor as vel d. I
bay nice DinnG-Tabie. fancy @
large Oak Sideboard. Hish-Bach D.....
and Dinner or Jea-Scts. or anytl.r-
may want Tor the furnishing Ot
10 you want a nice Rug-Soat C..
with spring edges and long firing ,.-
tirely riding the wo0dt We have .n
REFRIGERATORS are not in .r
demand just now, but they VIII oe a .
very short time. we are IT., Semi tA
right alOug Notwithstanding l.r
weather. THE PRICE Is whlt masses
them go. Did you ever near M E.-
frigeratOr with Water-cooiet aIIl.t
for $3.50? our patrons kno'
thing when they see IL,
grades are not moving fast ,... U.s.
Us. 50 We have put a puce on u.u I'd
HAYWOOD BABY CARRIAGES .e
the best and keep ahead ODD IDH l.
and high qualities. b is piei-l.. tr
ms 10 have YOU call and inspect them
We have a nice line o. MAIII1a-
fresh goods and warranted Co pleas. .
price, quality, ana paLi ems In.-. ..-
m0uldv or faded goods among t...
SMYRNA. Velvet. Moquettc. and Tap,.-.
Rings. Mats, etc, ina abundance
CARPETS IN Brussels. lngrains. IH.
and Three Plles-au the leading make
Druggets are very stylish. ana We na
them any size and quail
DO you want Sol1-Ioid or Ff'.'-
Case Watch. Chain, Diamond Ring. No.
al Ring. Silver-Platei Ta3-Set. NaI.,-
Service. Berry Dish. kniyrs. Forks ..I
spoons Of the best manufactures Com.
10 us. be supplied, and have the ue. 0f
the goods while yo1 are paying for Them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12

affairs. and. notwithstanding Its present
foolish demand for cheap money. II Is
exercising the best influence for good
in the country that the country knows at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12

Captain l. Hirshberg Of the chemical
engine has rendered his resignation. His
successor will be elected at the session
Of the Board Of Fire Commissioners on
Monday evening
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12

A
" Ia = IOE.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
Sugar-Cured Shoulders, per pound. ei2
SWItZer Cheese. best on the market,
per pound. Observation-Disclosures. ~
California Hams. per pound. .........
Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee. per pound. 70
Large Lemons, per d0Zen,............. TO
California Claret Wine, per gallon. "a
Fresh Soda Crackers, per pound. j
Mountain Roll Butter, per pOunG.... -
Snow Flake Patent Family Flour,
per barteI' ,,
or, per sack OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
Breakfast Bacon, per pound. ......... 10
Nice lat Mackerei per dozen........ -
Clipped Beef. per pOlnd............... ID
Sea Salt, for bathing purposes. per
pound ................... ~
Sweet Oranges, per dOZen............ ~
cans Best Corn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS
Silver King Minnesota Patent Family
Flour. per .....'...''........,.SJ.lo
or per sack. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Roasted Coffee, better than Ar
buckles. per pound. ................. ~
Best City Meal. per nushsl; , ,;,,.. 49,, IS
phone ava Isoa-is29 east Main strsst-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12
EDITORIAL COMMENTS.

New York Sun: The half-mile foot race
between two octogenarians at Loganport
Ind. was a sporting event Of rare inter
est. The elder Of the contestants nau
reached the age of eighty-sx. and ii was
by only a few seconds that he lost the
race. the purse Of 800. and the Champion
shin Of the Hoosier State. all or which
were won by rival who was but htte
younger. Time, 5:iS. We could wish thtt
the older man, Purcell, had won, though
we are not sorry that II was the better
man. Simons, who won. We have In New
York a lot Of spry and respected citi-
zens. who are over eighty and If Simons
chooses TO come here and issue chal-
lenge TO an octogenarian foot race he
may be able TO get up A match. If we
had an event Of the kind here. the gate
money would fill box.
New York Times: There is nothing to
be gained for the cause Of municipal
reform by wild denunciations Of Tam
many Hall as a den OF thieves. il is
much more useful TO consider calmly the
causes Of its existence and the elements
Of its strength and Of it's weakness as
an organization. If 1t were mere ag-
gregatiOn Of incompetent and dishonest
men, bent upon plundering the com
mHnitS lot tntif OWN TfbHtt 81 "VNih
never have gained its present ascendency.
To assume IT to be such is to present
most contemptuous view OF the COM
munity that has submitted to its rule.
The fact is that Tammany Hall is one
Of the most perfect examples of skill
fully-managed organization based upon
principles and maintained by methods
that are the very opposite Of Democratic.
II owes ife exictpncp 10 the fact that in
the administration Of this municipality
there is a vast field OF employment, Of
power, and of the exploitation Of funds
raised by taxation which has been left
open 20 the occupation Of those who
should be skillful and persistent enough
TO enter in and possess it.
New York World: Senator Mills IS
right in what he says Of the measure
which is presented 10 the Senate and the
country as a tariff bill The measure is
not an answer to Democratic pledges.
1t is a humiliating and abiect surrender
to a half-dozen McKinleyites masquerading
as Democrats.
II is a bill of which the great majority
Of the party not only I'm the country
but i'm Congress are ashamed. II cannot
be defended. The party can only say TO
the people who confide In II that IL has
done its best against the agents Of trusts
It found In is own ranks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12
CHICKENS AND EGGS.
AND HOW TO GET THEM.

lrtD-aonFArLY TO rrr
FOWLS LtNrNl, and ] h.F1
never stcna case OF Canes
$50 young chickens whtult
was used. Now | would
sOou so without salt %
my foo a~ tO unterfa 1
20 raise fowls wlth0I.
pax NUIefs Chlck -
Root.
WINS S. Hous1V.
pOWhatan county. ga.
We buyit bY rho DO 20
boxes. oui when ur ui'f
Ina, "a seek fowl Of aIr
KIND we make fct'l..'
Powders. AMI chat i-''H
Ia.totlt ltl+ lu iut..-
llb.e remedy Wlil u5
h,r A. NuIEIY
King William couItY.ta
IhaYe Usoi one l1y. ari
foun.it very beneficial %
young fowls. lave r"-
lOstany with Cape, s.l. 10
] commenced 10, use.
Miss NELLIE pI.Ds
Matthews O. Il. "a.
ltisasure prcyentiY. NJ
Cares. and we CONSIDER 70
Indispensable lu our e.
ture efforts at 'pOl.'rf
faI.lng
Mns. J.. II. GRAYrur.
Arch N..
r0tetourt c0uuty. 10.
II stopDad cholcra .--
tirely among rlY ioH.
Mgs. - D.. II NNt.
pampllna rs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12
Blessed by Hoods
The Manager Of a Lumber
Co., Tells His Story.

"A year ago last spring was taken with sore
throat and could not swallow or sleep. Later
my head and face broke out with little plmpleS.
felt dull and had no ambition to do anything
| did not care 10 eat, and what little ! did ca.
lid me no good. / am six feet, one inch tai
and only weighed l57 pounds. The first bottle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12

We have a thousand certificates like no
above
Sold by Druggists Country Stores. Price,
O. cents Dea err can yet 10 from al the wi 80
sale houses in Richmond. and FROM ia"
BAffEY a >oE our Baltimore agents
~ special mailing packages y Tx. h0-l-
ing NOR, for 35 cents in stamps Address
THE POLK MILLER DRUG CO..
spl0.tu th,sa W3m RICHMOND, IA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-12
POUNDS GRADUATED sU-

Hoods Pills cure liver Ills, constipation
aili0usness. jaundice. sick headache. Indigestion
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-25

bate iit ais Ratarrb Ger uieren
aussewiefen.

Sin Bril- BON Srau Marp U. Sbsur.
uOn Senniuss, Ga, beridiei: sd eni'
pfeble Slr Ye.ru-aa Naen. bic iid IN
meinem Seileiu lber uniuoblicin beflo,
gen. 8eridieoene Yerionsn baben be-
rsIis bcsonncn. hGhslbe ein,unehmsr.
Rsius arnnfbeit iuar Brisbt's araut.
belt Der Nreren uno 3atoirb Der 8lais.
Sd bin run w:soer gang seiune."
Die spmptcme Der Brisbt's 4ranf-
belt iino: 0umpier SdmerS i'm Giden.
ipdrlid)er uno bohseidrbier llrin. cuts
balteno Iibumen uno psridieoenar,iser
Sat; @telssfibl uno manhmal Grbre'
den; Iufseounienbeit ees Geiihtes uno
Der 5iBe; 0aiieriubi in Den Yclnen ;
a~ibemnotb nno a%asemctue Sdiudde
Steids uub 1%rodsubeit DER Saut; 5rolt'
seiibl. obwsdielub mt 5ieber uno
S4lnflOiisteit. Die Bebanoluna TT
Gin GB!Diftfuoa 8e.rr.ud Dor i,os,
MabtSeil, Siuiiden Den MtabiSeiten uni
Dor Dem Substlssebsn. uno gsnus Wan'
osliu ieoe Habt, I'm iehen 1a9 eiuer
natirltden Sluhlaons ,u er,eussn.
Man ienoe nah Der Ye-ru'na Trul
Manufacturing Company, inc Columbus
Ohio. fir ein fOitenfreies 9gcmplar oe,
,,Samllien gfrst Sc. 3" wclher.iib mi
2atarrb III naen Jormeh nno Siooiei
befaBt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-25

8enn abnis SalOmo ie te, ipatee er
iassn: .Ytira8t ben r~tiien"sn Mann
nnb ,perfet psiie." GER 6. ". 8ottrl.
Elm Geijenber ouSG ineinnaii, Die ooiilge
Queen Gi:p Snt Company reprdient'.
,eno. aebronhie. nahoem CT ore, 1ase
fang bic s,bbien ,htimatiiden Sdmer,
sen an beiocu Shu.ieru ansaeStaneeu
battle nit BEN bsiten Grsol0e CHAMBER
lain's Sd)mrrJensbat,am (Eain Balm
Dies Wliiel geiu mi rinen thinner g,b'
6ereu Hui ourh Die iidrre Sur prr
NbsumutIsmus. 2dbmuna. Terrsnfnn'
aen mo@eitwllteu. 80 Gents 5Ialdrr
81 babeu in @alfer's Npoib,it.
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DrudfhIr.

Sisle Rtnlhtn f6nnca lber tinsn
9rrdfebler ituanenlnns raiionnirrn unb
bateu bod feine Abnuns onbon. mas
oasu sss0rt. tine Grudi1r,ft icblrf.ei
bsrsaIteIlcn. Gme Drudfshisrfreie Sci.
ting asbort Su cen unnb3lidielier.
5eleaeahsit, NIB lber ianeniIttleme
5eblsr III aanlirer. qibi es ole Eass,
abfr maa lale aud 9tr,d,isfeii w.l
ten mo perlhons oen Seser. lowobi ne
Der Gosr,ftor. nit Scriplr n. - 9ros
ors aaerbtIt,n @i1sus weroen unite,
Den 3onienosn Su routrua reuben NO
TEN Sudflbenfesier nur su leih.
l~bsriebsn. Ies5aib haben and Die
@iBeIdi.er, neuen frlber, DIE Druid
iebler reihe Husbeute gu ino5iieiten
SdjerSsn lt,fsrtrn, bieie OOmdHr. H.
Ter 9armloiisteit baluer. sr06teutteila
ouisessben. Solts oa Der 9eier nidi
ebenfals Nadiiht lben?
9isb. 2eier, nibt 10 idn,f.
auf nae 5ebier Nhi:
Gs 1T nod ME Elm Bud,
lno Ger, 10 es semoht,
uno Ser, 10 es sefapft,
llno Der, I'd es sele!en,
Son aaen 5eblern frei aeiusien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-25
Gin bduSibds.

.. U. Suffer BON g%annjohoris, q
y, iosi eab er Or. Rings Rsue Gut
oeduns itsts i'm Sauie battle une ieius
5amilie has Riitsl immfr nit b. item
Griofs sebraudt babe; er mott; Eidi
obus ooiislbe iein. O. q. 3pttmau,
apctbsi.r ~ gaistin, q. D. iasi. oab
d. aiHss 3eue Embedding uusueiiel.
boit Die bette Suitsnmsoi;in lei; CT babe
iie lett 8 Sabrsn ia isinsr 5amilie ss.
brau9t uno lie babe uidis periehIt, ai-
tes gu %feifen, ipds ucn ihr betlup,sf
Besbalb ni4t Gin 10 large be.
'udbrtes Seitmittel setraudsn? 5reis
Yrobsfaiden in 8olier Bros. apctbsft;
resuidrs 0r66e so gts. uns 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-25

9lat, ipelde nit 2eibeneen ipnpltbi-
iirer, weroen iid juiammeu nit Z. 6.
Carr, 1885 9arriiun StraBr, aanias
@itp, freuen. Serielbe lit on ent
;iinolidem Gbsumaiismus. bate aber
beim @liiouri alima uidt uiel Su leiben.
2tsteu &iuier yins or mad Bisecniin
uno iuurbe bort BON eiiem bsftigsn Nn-
ia0 beimseiadt. Gr iagt ielber: Wsine
Gclenie idJuollen az uuo iuuroen eni
Siinost, baB jees Yeriibruns ehmeri
usruri ld,e. Iuf o%rinsenoes anroiber
meiner Shluiessrmnti'r probirte ib ein'
5.ni1s bon Ghamberiain's S1merSensl
batiam % iii Sllm) uno iuuree nad
Dem 8;braub o 3 Sfalhen 81 &c
Gents Ton alien Shmerseu bsfreii
Gum 8utouf in @nlfe,'s apotbsie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-25
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