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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-06-01
THE ROOK OF TIE FAIR.

The Book of the Fair is the only work
in any wise attempting to reproduce in
print the Worlds Columbian Exposition
entire. In this respect it is without a
competitor, and perusal of the book
and u look at its handsome illustrations
will be the next best thing to seeing the
fair itself. 1t confines itself neither to
art alone on the one side, nor to dry sta
tistics on the other, but it presents in
attractive and accurate form the whole
realm of art, industry, science and learn
ing, as exhibited by the nations at the
fair, and the work, like the fair itself, is
magnificent. Many books on the great
exposition have been published in the
last few months, and The CHRONICLE
has persistently declined to lend its col
umns in praise of any of the various pub
LEGATIONS purporting to describe or illus.
trate the Worlds Fair, but we do not
hesitate to commend the Book of the
Fair as a meritorious publication; every
number is a verftable art gallery, and
from literary standpoint the work is
above criticism. Published by the Ban.
croft Company, Chicago, Ill.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-06-01
THEY WANT NAMES.

The Russell Art Publishing Company,
Of 928 Arch street, Philadelphia, desire
the names and address of a few people
in every town who are interested in works
of art, and to secure them they offer to
send free, Cupid Guides the Boat" a
superbly executed water color picture,
size 10 x 10 inches, suitable for framing,
and sixteen other pictures about same
size, in colors, to any one sending them
at once the names and address of ten
persons (admirers Of fine pictures) to-
gether with six two-cent stamps to cover
expense of mailing, etc. The regular
price of these pictures is 81, but they
can all be secured free by any person
sending the names and stamps promptly.
Note-The editor of this paper has al
ready received copies of above pictures,
and consider them really Gems of Art.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-06-01
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.

The County Democratic Executive
Committee lately appointed are Lon P.
Thomson, first district; W. F. Harri-
son, second; James Saunders, third; P.
A. Bridges, fourth; W. G. Benton: fifth
G.. G. Camp, sixth; F. P. Wheatley, sew
enth; R. Warmack, eighth; r. H. Hern-
don, ninth; D. B. Thomas, jr,, tenth
J. W. Fry, eleventh; jeff L. Hudson,
twelfth; j. M. Bishop, thirteenth; W.
j. Barnes, fourteenth.
The committee is hereby called tc
meet at the courthouse at Camden on
Monday, June 4, 1894, promptly for the
purpose of organization. Please be on
hand.
A. G. MCRAE,
d. B. THOMAS, JR., Chairman
Secretary.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-06-01
FROM HOLIDAY.

regular correspondence.
Prof. j. |. Miller and Fred Fra
zier went to Camden Saturday.
Mr.. j. W. Bateman, of Camden,
was here short while last Friday.
Mr., L. W. Cuff spent Saturday
and Sunday with homefolks near
Camden.
Mrs. W. F. Baber, of Hunting
don, is the guest this week of Mrs.
W. S. billiard.
Misses Nora Thomas and Julia
Kirk visited relatives near Poplar
Springs Sunday.
Mr. Phillips, the photographer,
OF Sugar Tree, is here this week
taking school groups.
Professor and Mrs. j. A. Baber,
OF Huntingdon, visited relatives in
this community Sunday.
The Hustburgh cornet band has
been employed for the closing ex-
ercises Of the school this year.
Hon. John P. Lashlee and son,
Orlando, of near Camden, were in
our midst last week buying cattle
for shipment.
Uncle Al billiard, of near Hunt
ingdon, spent several days here last
week as the guest of his son, Mr..
r. II. billiard.
Rev. L. D. Hamilton delivered a
very instructive and appreciative
sermon at the Methodist Church
Sunday forenoon.
Prof. G. NJ. Leslie left for Hot
Springs, Ark, this morning where
he will remain some time in order
to improve his health.
Clerk and Master d. G. Hudson
Of Camden, and Willie Caraway, OF
Big Sandy, were in our midst q
short while last week.
Dr. E. M. McAuley, of Camden
and the Democratic nominee fol-
trustee, was circulating among his
many friends here last week.
Mr.. A. H. Pritchard and Miss S
B. Harris were happily united il
the holy VOWS of matrimony las
Sunday evening, H. G. Alden, esq.
officiating at the marriage ceremo
ny. Mr.. Pritchard is one of Hol
laday's rising business men, while
the bride is most charming young
lady of eighteen summers. May
their life be one of happiness anC
prosperity, is the wish of their nu
merous friends.
HOLIDAY, May 27.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-06-01
WAY, May %.

This section was visited Friday
of last week by one of the heaviest
rain storms of the season, and for a
short time the rain fell in a perfect
deluge. The rain was was accom-
panied by hail, and in some local.
ties Of the county the hail almost
destroyed gardens and crops were
slightly damaged in places. A few
miles west of here the trees were
almost stripped Of their leaves and
small branches by the hail. Fort
unately the storm was of short du-
ration.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-06-01

attended by flock of geese. Now,
we would advise them to be more
careful in the future and not vent,
ure out again with a pocket full of
corn.
SUGAR Tree, May 20.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-06-01

Owing to the dull times and small
attendance, Prof. A. j. Fry has
closed his school at Benton Semi
nary a few weeks earlier than the
regular term. We are not inform
ed as to the professors plans for
the future, but hope that he will
decide to locate permanently in our
midst.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-06-01
NOTICE!

All parties indebted to me for colts
for the season of 1898, are requested to
call and settle with w. L. McRae, at the
Camden Bank and Trust Company.
Z, c. RUSHING.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-06-01

OIMS-We are authorized to announce Hon. T.
of the Eighth Congressional District, composed
of the counties of Benton, Carroll, Chester, De-
catur, Hardin, Henderson, Henry, Madison, Nc
Marry and Perry, in the Fifty.fourth Congress of
the United States, subject to the will of the Dem
Oeratic marty
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-06-01
For Congressman;

ENLOE-We are authorizedtO announce Hon.
II b. A. ENLOE a candidate to represent the
people of the Eighth Congressional District, COM
posed of the counties of Benton, Carroll, Chester,
Decatur, Hardin, Henderson, Henry, Madison,
McNairy and Perry in the Ffty-fOurth Congress
of the United States, subject to the will of the
Democratic party.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-06-01
CANDIDATE ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For advertisements under this head our terms
are strictly cash in advance. Prices furnished
on application.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-06-01

T0 the voters of Benton County: Having been
Il elected County Judge at the August election,
court having decided that the act creating the Of
flee was unconstitutional in so far as the begin
ming and ending the term was concerned max
ing it necessary to elect in 1894, in accordance
with said decision | therefore announce myself
acandidate for the nomination by the Democratic
primary, June 80 1884, b. G. SCRUGGs.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-06-01

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gavethem Castoria
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-06-01
For County Judge:

MCRAE-We are authorized to announce Mr.
wi A, G. MCRAE a candidate for election to the
office of Judge for Benton County subject to the
will of the Democratic party. Primary election
Saturday, June 80, 1894.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-06-01

Fresh roll and Graham bread at
Mrs. Harriet farmers every day,
and hot rolls every Saturday.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-06-01

NLEMENT-We are authorized to announce
" Mr.. J. A. CLEMENT a candidate for election
to the office Of Judge for Benton County, subject
to the action of the Democratic party. Primary
election Saturday, June30, 1894.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-04-04
Queen Lii to Lecture.

An Indiana lecture ngent announ-
ces that rx-Queen Lilluokalani will
make tour OF the United States I'M
der his management. That would BIZ
q big thing flom any point Of view.
Lii is heavy weight to begin with.
And how size would .drawl Every
one would want to SEQ the dusky
charmer who has grounds for
breach Of promise suit against Presi-
dent Cleveland. Then what an TO-
terestiDg lecture she could get up
with some smart penny-a-liuer to
coach her little. In fact che could
have Il course Of lectures. She might
entltle one, for instance, 1.-THE mys.
teries Of the Court Of Honolulu" and
give an inside view OF palace life and
court intrigue, including Blso some
account Of the onium and lottery
rings, to all Of which she might say,
IL am an important part" Another
might be devoted to the religious
evolution Of Hawaii, and illustrated
by u view Of the crater Of Kllausa
with Lii throwing pigs into Pele.
Yet another, and probably the star
lecture OF the course, might be adj
,vertised as "A Busted Diplomatrst,
or Why Grover and I Are Out" IL
would narrate the story of how Don
Quixo,e Grover sent Sancho Panza
Willis to Honolulu to restore L,l,'s
dusky ayoirdupois TO the throne that
was never her fathers; how Lii
smelt the blood of tho Provisional
Government; how President Dole
burst the combination; how Grover
fell down in his great restoration act,
in consequences OF which Lii, after
fa,!ng to pawn l.er crown, has to &c
on, the road as Il dreadful example 81
woman's royal trust and mans Presi-
dental pertdy.-Sentinel.|
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-04-04
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
DES. MUINES SILVER C0NVEN.
SION. sac. ..-.,.. .,

rbe National Silver Convention at
.Des MOlues, Iowa. unanimously
adopted The following resoIutlons:.
Whereas, The terrible condition
which now exiets in this. country is
due TO the crime OF demonetIzlny sill
Yer, whIcn has Increased tt a purchas-'
lug power OF gold, decreased the value
OF ali commodities, closed our mines,
shops and fuBtorIes and ,oauKrupted
our BUSINESS men; and whereas,
three7tuurIhs Ut The people In this
country are II favor Of the full re-
munetlzatlpn Ut silver and opposed To
the Single gold standard; and where
a., lnree-fourths of The people Of this
country are IN favor Of the full re-
mo"eL,zdLlon Uf silver and opposed TO
the single gold STANDARD; and where
81, y liver was stricken down by fraud
through Tine gold "onspirators in the
old political parties, Notwithstanding.
the pledges Of both platforms to the
contrary; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we recommend
that the nominations from the several
DISTRICTS sm0u,d be made by the
friends Of free silver, who are une-
quivocaliy IN favor Of lbe unrestricted
coinage Of silver aud gold on the ba-
sis of l6 Ia aud whose past acts are
the best guarantee Of :heir good
faith, and who will stand on the reso-
lutiuns adopted by this convention;
and that the Said nominations be
made either by political organizations
who tre known to be- earnestly in ia
vor Of free coinage, or by independent
assemb ayes Ut men of all parties, the
.candidates being pledged if elected,
in case the election of the President
of the Uuited States il thrown into
the House Of Representatives, that
they will vote for such candidates.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-04-04

DR.. G. p. Moore Dentist Elko. New. J
Grown and bridge work. Teeth,
without plates. Office ut Residence. !
........ -
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ri6tungen au riibren, tpogegen bic
Spanier eiafa6 aqes umriebeu. Sm
Snta: &ei6e murbeu fir ben arisgsfaa
0duptlinge ermdblt; unn 0iefeu ldBt
it6 beute i'm @sseaiabe 3u ben Nusz
flibrungen Der ipanllaen @brpnilten
fogen, baB bic tsiurit1tuua au9 dlter
1T, ais biz 0errfddft Der Satas.
Oaa 2anD mar in uier v@entes"
mad ben pier 5immelssesenDen eiuses
tbeilt, uuo es 1T uenig mabri6einli9,
baB biefe oier r8entes" li9 auf cine
ein3ige 3uriidfiibren lafen. Sci @u3co
fanb i'm 9ommer elm Set fatt, bas
nit einem meritanii6en Set (8eien.
fef) oiel Iebnli6feit bat. 8ei ben pes
ruanern tpurbe bas uubeil binausfoms
plimentirt unb babel traten bic bier
9duptlinge oer n@entes" auf.
Die lebtere @lieherung mar ni9t
uillfiirlid, iDnbern ua6 ben 9immels.
gegenben oon3osen. Ser alte ipanii6e
99rifliteaer Santilla legt bafiir 3eusz
nib ab: bic gentes ernannten einen
@apdc, allo eineu 36uig. 1eber ben
@apacs nun itanb Der Snca nit ieinem
Sefretdr ober Minifer. Der sen @apacs
bic 8efebIe -bes Snea iibermittelte, allo
mar cas- StaatSmeien bon Der Mrt beS
merifanii6en, mo- es einen &6nig, Ell.
men Sefretdr unb pier 8Drfeber Der
2anbess 8iertel CAB, uu6 mar bic Sui
tur bes Sncas bon berieuigen Der ans
beren amerifaniiden &uIturitaaten
ni9t iebr peri9ieben.
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Tiuffer tuie bic yfdcf,t

iinb Bite gprurtbee, bic mane 2eute sesen has, was
gut fir ie tit, besen. Sie ursumenttren, pte unie,
alter Greunb artemus garO iast, etra folscnbermas
Sen: Der Spunbo Bot 70 lanae mebtSinirt unb es bal
tbm nt4ts sebrlfeu." Gie fennen eben nur inbipi.
tueue safe. gu ibrem Gritaunen t6nnteu pteIe bers
arttse Sdus anaefdbrt werDen, in benen 9pRette,'
MasenbttterS Bel Rericnsu, ipeIae an ausem.inem
nebelbeFnbcn liten, etnen pcuitdnbisen nmhlas tt:
res tbrperbea 3utanbes 3upcse sebra&t bat. Dtelcs
nnper3ledltde Maseneltgtr p.rD nidbt aaen pDu bcr
thattaten Mersten empfcblen, ionberu TIT aud bein
srpBen Bublitun ais Elm Wttel nr t6rperltden Gtdr
fuus unb 0eubsIebuns sei9wd4ter 9putituttpnen an.
ertannt, benz tein anbereS sIei@tommt. Bet fbrper.
li4er Snbsppfttcn tn Gcl5e pcn 9eberz, Gtnsepetbe.
unb Masenbei&peroen, pber peun Semaub Mnlas,
sum nteumattSmus 5etat, pber penn BITE Mterer
i8waa iinb, btlbet eS ene riAtsc 3ulu4t aler Get.
beureu.
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Walbrobt. in ben 6 Sanomsfp nnb
Warco Golgenoe 2iite entbdlt cine
3uiammenteauug BET 5pieler unb bic
3abi Der gemonnenen unb perlorenen
Spiele: 8airb, gemonnen y, perlos
rem 81; Berger. gem. 9, perl. g.;
Sladburne, gem. III, perl. 81; Sas
nomsti, gem. 109, perl. g.; 2ipfe,
gem. 13, oerl. 4; Marco, gem. l03,
oerl. 81; WaioH, gem. 81, osrl. III;
Ufieies. gem. 81, perl. 81; S6epe,
gem. %. perl. AZ; S6iffers, gem. 9.
perl. 8; S6ledter, gem. s, psrl. 8;
5euher'. gem 3. perl. IA: Seu9nng.
aep. 81. otrl l04; 5arraid, gem.
l34. perl. 81; 2el9maau. gem. u,
oerl. .; Wlioroot, gem. III perl. 81 /;
W,pblid, gem. 5, perl. II; 3lnts
gem. 6, perl IL.
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nerrel1 &leiberuaarelf.

@inise beodtsnswert9e Offertsn in Rleis
ber Waaren bietet 8. @oIfion tpdbrenb ber
nabiten Gage, mnb tpenn es Ga1 UNI Spar.
lansteit unb bequem 1itenbe &leieer 80 fbnn
IT, 70 benubt Die isst sebotene @eIesenbef.
8onmt unb beiebt nnire $11, $l3 SO nmb
Sl4 % Nn3iise, bic an Shbnbeit. Mrbeit &C.,
ale gu oieiem 4reiie ausesiteaten, Atss.
treffen.
liner gerfauf BON $40 Nn3iisen Su $7.s5
fur Siingliage bailert fort.
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Geri9ieOeneS.

9srr Sai1entiider, fir rs Gsnts.
9erren Balbriggan unterbemben, % Gents.
@tnfate seidumte 9erren Salbentiiher,
3 fir 25 Gents.
Sauptqnartier fiir leibene unter!paare.
Speben erbaIten elm neues 9ager tpeid)er
Wanitoba quite, tie mir fir $500 perfaufeu.
Infer Serfauf bon $500 Oerbs Siiten
bauert fort.
Seioene ssinoior s1lippie fir anaben
uno Ndnner 3u 10 Gents
Gin ,ele5anteS 2aser BON HeSenl1irmea
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cages : 9seuisfeite,t.
5 II | a n b

= Su @bieaso 1T inter bsuti9s
amerifanii9en 3eitunesmdnnern eine
befti9e Seboe ausgebro9en. Ser &es
batteur &libiam Don Der nNbenbpof"
bat ben &epatteur 5teppes BON Der
nGreien preKe" gum 3meifampf auf
t6Dtli6e Waffen berauSgeforbert. Ser
Streit ioq leine uria9e in einem perz
f0nli6en 3milt i'm 0euti9en preBs s@lub
gebabt baben
= 9Hr9 ben @inltur3 zines @erii.
ftes mdbreab Der 8orfeuungen zines
Ntbleten gerein8 purDen in Mtron,
Obio, 5uauaig iunge 2euie i6mer Der.
leBt, BON benen bereits 3wei ibren 8ers
lebungen erlegea iinb.
= 5n @bicaao finb bic fdotil 9em
Beb6rben aufs eifriglte bemiibt, bic
idmmtli1en Spielb6llen gu i1lieBen.
: 4omiral @arpen.er 1T gum Obers
aommanbeur bes amerifaniiden @es
fdmabers in ben 6ineiii9.iapanefil9en
8epdHern ernannt moroen.
= Ser fpanii6e @eianbte in Maibs
in9ton lit BON feiner &egierung babin
initruirt pOrben, nit ber 8unoeS.&e=
gierung 8erbanolung gum Abi6luB
zines neuen 0anbelSpertrages anaus
fniipfen. Sn JolBe Der Blaine i9en
gegeuleltiQeH Snnoelspolitif butte li6
3uIdeu Den Ser. Staateu uno ben
lpdnll6en Goluuleu @uba unc Porto.
rico Elm ilberun5 lebbufter 0unoelYusrs
tebr eutip!delt. Der ubsr ieBt lDieoer
gang aufgeb0rl bIt. ca es im Snierehs
beioer 2dnoer llest, bic bi5bsrigen leb.
baften 0un0elsbe3sbunsen mieoelbers
5ultellen. 10 pfrosn bic Yeltrebunsen
0es ipunil1en 8eianoten mobl au6
ni6t obae @rfolg lein.
= g. y. 0olp in prouioence,
Nbooe SslanD. bat elm tporaullltee
Bicycle erfunbeu, bus bur1 einen tlels
nen Wanerbruds Utotpr setrieben mer
ben fann uno nit benz man. obne lid
i'm sertnsft an3ultreHgen, ooppsl. 10
lbnell fubren fann lple nit ben bliss
bergen 3meirdbern.
u Lamb.
= Wie bereits gemelbet, purbsn
ndbreHo Der Nuweienhsit bes 8aiierS
Wilbelm III. in 0tarienburg gelegent=
lid Der preuBii6en 6ailerman6per
anar6ifiiibe plafate an ben Strabens
eden anseflebt. gfdn tommt bic 9ta6s
ri6t, baB in 8erbinbuns nit ienem
8Orfaa idmmtli6e Soloatsn bss
XVII. 4rmeetsrpS, mel6e ben Namen
SOmalsfi fiibren, arretirt norben lino.
Nuf mel9en 8runb, ODer auf melben
Neroaft bin bic 8erbaftunsen erfol9t
linb, barilber tDiro nibt8 gemeloet, eS
Derlautet aber geriihtmeile, baB Der
nunmebr psrp0nte ytamen auf einem
Der plafate 9eItanben bat.
- Gtreral bon Webel, Der beuti6e
@eianbte in Stodbolm, bat f1 nit
elmer Shnebin berlobt unb bebbalb,
ben 8eltimmuugen beS Muslpdrtigen
4mtes entipre6enb, iein Hiidtrittsge-
iu9 eingerei6t.
- Die i'm 9llter BON Is s}abren
itebenoe Jrau Clara S6umann. bic
Wittme &obert S6umanns. bat fid
3u Snterlaten in Der ShmeiB burd
einen 5tur3 nidt unerbsblibe 8erles
Bungen allge3ogen.
= 9luf bem 2eipjiger Sdadtur.
nier. gepannen ben l. preiS 5arrai6
ben 2. Gipfe, ben 3. 3ei6mann, in Der
A. uno 5. tbeilten iid gladburne uni
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Wi6bel, geppiae, Wattem &c.

l1m elm neu eingerihtetes 0eim fiir bic
@in3iebenben confprtabet nnb eliidiiH su
inaden. seb5rt in eriter 2elbe: ih0ne Ys0bel,
Seppihe unp anoere Sau8haltunsS
ftdnoe s5n feinem 2aben ber Staet finbet
man elesantere M0bel unb blb1Here 8eps
pihe gu 10 niebrisen Wreiie ais BET 4. Wollion.
fpnmt unb iiber3euSt Sud.
-Speben erbalten eine nefe MuswabI HaI.
tan MDbeI, bic iiberal, no lie gum 9ertauf
ausgefteai fino, populdr seworben.
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9srau & ii 3 II bon
6i8 Of 1s. Ct, Stem
Dort @itp, idreibt :
sd tbeile Sbgen bier.
burd init, baB i'd eine
beitdnbis Otter abion.
bernbeWunbe am6alie
bate, bebnfs beren
9eilung t4 breimal
obne BEN gerinsiten
Grfols operirt tuuroe.
SD mar forperlih febr
berunterscfommen.
Sotuie ib anfing DR..
Bierce'8 =" Golden
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Soieu! 6uien! 6oien! /!

Sn 9erren= Mnb sfnaben.9olen, tponon mir
Elm groBeS uno ausgetpdbIfeS 2nger fiibren,
haben MIR sbenfalIs cine Yreissserabfetuns
eintreten laiien.
gine Got leinene 9ofen 5u $1.2a bas Stiid.
nnlere $1.50 Soien berabsefett a,if $1.15.
nniers $2.25 9oien berabgefett aAf $l.50
uno $1.75.
naiere $2.75 9oien 9erabseiekt aui $500
uno $225.
unfere s4.oo soien herabseiest auf $500.
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Medical Discovery" su nebmen, ipurbe es
better NIT MIR; iiad6em i'd brei 0lai1en
banon aencmnten bate, mar i'd furirt.
Spdter befam mein Manu ein aroBes 8ala.
geff,uiir biuter bem Sbr; er mad,te eine
Yrobe nit Sbrer Dlebisiu, unb cine Slajde
iurirte ibn. SD perbe Sbre ReSiaiueu
fberau enpfeblen."
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9amen = &leioeritoffe.

8ertis aemadte Damsn 8ercols aleirer ;
frilberer @reis $l.50, iebt $1.2o.
Sertis sentahte Oamen aleiber berabs
seiett BON $500 auf $3.50.
Serttg gemahte Oamen 8leiber berab.
geiett bon $500 aui $3.50, IS 90 &leiber 3ll
81 90 unb $500 &leieer Su $500.
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WOlfions aufgepnbte 9ameu~ Site

perben iett gum balben 8reiie perfauft
91lt sup lett etnen SAILOR.9ut, fpdf-snb
er 10 btllts TT. 8elebt nniere neuen Heiie.
quite. Sabt Sud au4 uniere neuen Golums
bta. Sadion garf, Gsenaro uno &nor Siite
IN H1pp Sroipn uno f4warS seisen rie fir
l5, 20, 30 Gents unb aufwdrts su baben 1inb
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Xterce saramtirt cine Sur
oSer sibt oas Gelb ,uriid.

Menn bas 8lut unrein unb bic qeber I'M.
thdttg ipirb, 1T aud &ranfbeit nid)t ferne.
4nsi1lag, 8eulen, @unbitellen, 8arbunfel,
Gitergef6wiire nnb dbnlibe sSoleen bon
nnreinigfeit i'm 8lut, ioatsn NIT Siilfe BON
DR.. Yierce8 " Golden Medical Discovery I"
aus benz &orper 9etrieben peroeu.
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= prOf. aaltlpis in 8ambera bat
bic entbeduns gemadt, baB elm Stern
ltebenter 8r0Be i'm Sternbllb bes 6ers :
fules berdnberlih lit.
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0amen> uno &iuoer~Wtaslin. 2eua

Damea gsrcalesIailIen, tpertb $l.25, Der.
a'geiebt auf S1.00.
@oebsn erbalten 200 Dutenb Qamen
@au5e Safea, bte 0 Gents brinsen iollten !;
mir baben lte auf 25 @ents berabaelebt.
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TortwGbren6e
P'e!s- s-Ernaessiig gungea bel |. VoNssn.


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sfe Der Y 8enm
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Or. priee's Cream 8afins pomoer.
NeltsMusHellumas Nehaille unn 9iplpnt.

Der st. petersburger vNopoai"
iaat in ge5us auf bic Situation i'm
Often, baB Der Sieg Der Sapaneien an
Der Saltung RuBlanbs Jti9tS dnbern
werbe. &uBlanb werbe es nod pie
Dor nidt bulben, baB bic Sapaneien
&orea anneeiirten. 8ermutbli6 merbe
bem 8riege iiberbautt bur9 cine &C.
meiniame Snterpention Der europdi.
fden Mdd)te bolb Elm @nbe gema4i
merben.
Dr.. prioe's Cream 8afine powoel.
s6dte 8eltsausfteannss ansssidnums.
- Sn &om wuroe am 20. Septem.
ber Der "a. Sabrestag bes @insuaes
Der italieniiten Sruppen in &om ae.
feiert. Sn Grmiberung auf bic IbreKt
beS giirsermeilters erfIdrte a0niq
9umbert, er bOffe, baB bic Geier bes
nd9fen Sabres auslei6 bon einem
Wleberaufleben Der mirtbl6aftli6en
8erbdltnife begleitet iein merbe.
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@aid . 6eioe !!

SSett iit bic 3eit nm @eIb gu ipareu. Bar
tet ntht mebr ldnger, ionoera fluff iebt.
Ser 9reie Der seioenaeuse lit auf b m Der
Cotton s8 ore berabseieyt iporben. Rommt
seitts, UNI bic erite Chance gu babei1.
Surab unb Snbid 8aid .tSeibe, bsrab.
seiest bon rs auf 55 Gents
@aIhs sSeioe, berabgeiett bon so auf 40 Gs.
@emliterte @bnas, berabseebt bon 40
auf 29 Gents.
$l.00 Seibe, 6erahseiett auf o3 Gents,
uno so @ents Seioe iebt gu At gents.