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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-21
Mr.. Owens's Plurality 27o.

Cincinnati, S pit. 1S-A Com
mercial Gazette special from Lex
ingtOn, says:
IT lere is abso utely no DOUBT
that w. &. Ovens has secured the
nomination as democratic candid
ate FOL Congress from the Ashland
district.
The official count of the vlrlons
county committees shows the
pluralit, for the OSeIs delegates
of $50 over Breckiiridgh While
Breckinridge seems deter mined to
have a contest before the district
committee at Fraukfold next Sat
urda,, there is no doubt that The
committee will refuse to throw
tie domination to Breckln Ice,
as such action will in the OplnlOu
of conservative democrats com
pletely disrupt the democratic
party IL this district.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-21
Two Families Poisoned by
Ice-Cream.

Jackson vile, Fla, sept. l6 -
So cial to the Times. U "ion from
Tampa, Fla, sayr:
Tie family of g b Fitch dlncd
today with the family of his bro
ther in 'aw, Mr. G w. Allen. Soon
after dinner the members of Both
families were taken violently III
and are 10 a critical condition. 1t
il though, that two of the children
will die.
Physicians say that the people
were poisoned by ice cream, oil
which all partook hearty. The
ice cream was made from condens-
ed milk.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-21
Runaway at A Funeral.

Alliance, Oaio, Sept. ia
fIightful runaway occurred in a
funeral party near IrOndale, 20
miles south of THIS city, yesterday
afssraoon. ArA)ch fifteen persons
wee Injured. While the funeral
party was returning from the Gem
etary the horses attached to a
clrrlage became frightened aud
the diver lost control OF them
TIE animals dashed into the front
carriage, wrccking it and causing
the second team to run OIL. B)tO
teams dashed into the two front
carriages, causing the horses to
run away, AID all four teams plum
ced down a step hill, completely
wreckinl the conveyances ant
throwing the inmates under tht
horses feet.
Miss ANNA Burnside and
-xoqhger sister had their fac"s ant
l@Mcut in shocking m"nDe
and b.e casts crushed. Both vii
die.
William House. older had bot
legs broken aud crushed.
Alex. McBau was seriously IN
j1red internally.
Eli Cope's head AMI f'ce wer
frighlfulIy cut.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-21
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

~ Woodstock, Va, Sept, IL, 1891.
TO Charles l.. Ryman, who sues Tor MN
If and on behalf of all the creditors OF
John l.. Ryman, decd who y il come IN
and contribute 10 the COSTS Of this suit
aud abide the results thereof, Cohplls.
aud
Alexander Barton. admr Of John l.
Ryman, decd, Julia Ryman (widow) NJ.
B. Wander, gdn ad iten for Jacob Ry-
man. Claude Ryman, Carrie Ky man,
minors. and Joseph Ryman. Valley Fry
(nee Ryman) and Charles Fry her b
band, and Charles i. Ryman adult chill
dren OF John l. Ryman, decd, Dcf0s
You are hereby notified that ha
fixed upen The Both day OF October next,
between the hours of o'clock, A. VI, and
o'clock, P. NJ, if fair, if not, on the next
day there after Sunday excepted) to take
and settle, at my Office, the accounts OF
l. An account of all the just debts or
demands against John l.. Ryman or his
estate having regard to priorities and IN
GLIDING the debt of complainant
, An account of the assets real and
and personal of decedent liable to pay the
said iDdebadness.
3. An account Of the settlement OF the
personal representive 50 far as no can
DOW make it.
a. And any osher matter by the comr.
deemed pertinent or that any party IN
interest may require, required to be taken
by the decree OF shenandoah Circuit Court
rem dered on the Bird day of September,
1894, to bs used in evidence IN a suit Ia
cbancery depending in said CONT between,
Charles L. Ryman, &c, complis. ana
John L. Rymans admr. &c, defts. and II
from any cause the taxing Of said ac-
counts shall not be commenced, or hay
lug been commenced should not be COM
plsted on that day, the taking OF the
same will be adjourned from day to day,
or from place to place, until the same are
taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner
in Chancery of said court ut my office IN
said county the day and year first aioFe-
SAID. or,
sept. Ely. Conn IN Chahc'rs'
L. Z Stickley, p. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-21
TERMS OF SALEi

One third in ca.h on the day of sale
and the balance in two equal annual
payments, from che day OF sale, with IN
tefest from the day of sale, aud to be
secured according to the terms of the
trust. The deferred payments to be
evidenced by bonds, with personal secu..
rlty, and lien to DO retained IN the deed
for the deferred payments and the prop,
erty to be kept insured as additional
security for the deferred payments or all
cash at the option of the purchaser.
Sale to commence at o'clock. I. M'
WALTER II. SMITH,
Sept. It'd. trustee
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-21
Bank Robbed.

Danviile, IL, Sept. lS-Iue
Citizens Bank at tue little Town
of Rossvillc, L., was robbed OF
between $4,000 anJ $4,000 yes
| terday, The officials locked the
bbank and went to dluner at noon'
leaving the key to the back door
in the lo,k on the in ide. The
robbers succeeded IN gaining an
entrance by using nippers on tue
key aud the robbery was not as
covered urtil the officials retnrn'
A week ago a well-known borse'
IMAM by the name OF Judy was
Yrobbed 10 his room at a hotel III
r ,ssyIlle, ILL.,, OF $4,000 and So
o o in notes. Entrance was cameo
Ito the room by the use OF nlppers'
uiwit is ctaOaght the ICbotr Is
ne who made the raid on Inc
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-21
Fever-Struck Guardsmen.

Wilkesblrre, Pr, S pr. H.
Typhoid fever, contracted at u t.
t, sburg camp, has striker Il OF
the IS members of G mpany f,
Ninth Regiment; one of Company
b and ole of Company A were also
III. Gail Carlson, OF Company L.
who died on Saturday, was borled
today, and only 30 of his comrades
were we'll enough to attend tie
funeral. ltwls 1T 6rst reported
that a number of other gnardsmen
in the surrounding towns we've
down with the disease, but tIeie
seems 20 he no tlu b in the rumor'
Several captains OF the L 'urlh
Regimen, at Reading, repIit ihelI
man IN excellent condition. Tbls
was probably best accounted Tor
by a German sergeant, who ex'
claimed: Bud water don't burt u.s.
For why? We don't drink him 80
| mo as dere is beer in camp
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-21
VIRGINIA. To WITT

VIRGINIA, To WITi
Y At rules held in the Clerks Office OF
the Clrcuit Court Of Shen andOah County
on the 10Th day # September, 1891. IN
r. A. Jones. COmplt.
AGAINST
William C.. Jones. Perciyal s Jones
Henrietta Stewart. Eliza Beaudet aud
Walter II. Smith, trustee, peits
The object OF this suit is to enforce
mechanics lien in favor OF complainant
against the building or buildings aud
structures ia and upon the property
known az the Orkney Springs property
for the sum of twelve hundred ADD nine
teen dollars and five conts with Interest
from August 30 1894. until paid.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the
detendants are not inhabitants Of thi'
state-IrI IS ORDERED. That they do ap-
near here within fifteen days after duo
publication hereof. and do waat 10 neces
sary to protect their interests thata copy
of this order be published in somenews
paper printed Ia Shenandoah county once
a es[ for four successive weeks. aud
o)py posted at the front door OF the Couil
II ,use of sad county, on the FIRST dag o.
the next County Court.
GEO. w. MILEY, c. q. c.
A Copy--TJste.
GEO. w. MILEY, c. C. C. s.
sept. 21-iw. J. Z. Roller, p. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-21
NEWS AND COMMENTS

Miss Mildred Johnson, OF Front
Royal. was dro vned at a picnic
n ar Blsdensturg, Nd, Thursday
undressing movement is CT
foot in jersey CITY TO get I'D oil
barroom loafers as jurors, whom
constables have summoned rather
than render themselves unpopular
with citizens whose time was more
valuable. A d fferent class oil
Jurors from those often obtained ID
the big cities, may result in more
satisfactory ver'iicts.
The Plurality Of the democratic
candidate for Governor of Arkan'
sas at the recent election oyer bis
republican competitor was As ia,
and his majority over both repuo'
lican and populiSt opponents was
24173. The decrease in the vote
compared with two years ago was
%. 431, which is attributed to an
amendment to the election law s
which requires every voter to pay
poll tax before he can vote.
Mr.. Charles G. Clark, ex-United
S ates marshall for the eastern
district of Virginia, died at his
residence in Petersburg Thursday
even ne. The deceased was born
in Richmond and was fifty SlS
years of age. He leaves a widow
and nine children. During the
Malone regime lie was manager
o. the Richmond Wing newspi per
and at the time of his death was
manager and publisher of the Viz
giria Tribune, weekly paper
published at Richmond.
That drinking water Is the
vehicle by which the t! phoiC
f.yer germ Is conveyed to ths
human systemis a well-lstaOllsied
fact; and the cOnclu 'iol is, there
fore natural that the typhs1d fever
which prevails among members Of
ne NrsstsSa Regiment, Pennsylvania
National Guards recently III CAM
at Gettysburg, was contracted
from water plped from Rock Crees
a distance of four miles. But
nothing should be taken for gran
ted ia matters of such grav
nublic moment. There should b
a prompt and full Investigation o
the facts by competent iDvestlga
tors, not alone in the interest o.
camp sanitation, bat in behalf 9
the general welfare which is more
vitality interested in the mattnr c
pure drinking water than IN an
other single subject ct governmen
supervision.-Pnil. Record.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-21
NOTICE.

All parties who are tre'passing npon
the pablic roads are hereby notified to
move their fences back, giving the road
the proper width. Parties disregarding
tins notice will have their fences moved
'@N~ r. W. CRAWFORD,
G. II. SNARR,
Road Board of Davis District.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-21
Excucsionlsts And VltD - to

The Temple Hotel, Nos. 9Oi and 6OO
Ninth street, n W., has been recently
reholeled and refurnishel, and its regnla
tons are first-class. 1t is the most cen
trail hotel in the city to all points OF IN
terest and business, Street cars from all
depots pass the door. Separate dining
room for guests of the hotel. Room aid
meals per day, 81 to - so Excellent
meals in public dining room, % cent
each
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:: ! : : ! : :
= - Sept.1S-A disp Itch
ID, ~ yc,o.n,,.i sa,s that AN immortal


-, Sept.18 "A disp Itch
Shanghai says that an imperial
edict Ina. teen IsSued deprlvlng
vlceroy Ii Hung Charg Of his
three eyed peacock feather because
If his nil mluagencnto thu Corear
camp ign. Taotal Sh NJ, is re-
ported, Is intriguing against l.
Hung Chang through the Il nre
ror's lavoritc teacher, and 1t Il
III uOsed that he has been deposed
JAP ,nese are rapidly advancing
upon Monk Den.
A dispatch receive d here from
Ping Yang, Corea, says that every
hour adds to the crushing charac
ter of tue Chinese defeat. The
total of lie Chinese losses during
the two days battle is now said tC
be over II, GOO men killed. wound
d and prisoners. The japanese
civalIy is continuing the pursuit o.
the Chinese who sLcceededln escap
ing, and de;achmeats Of troopers
continue bringing IN so IDS OF
captured Chinese.
Those Of the Chinese prison er'
who were not wounded were plrad
edyesterday morning in Il circle OF
japanese troops, and it was seer
that they numbered IA, 800. Many
OF the Chinese captured were fount
hiding in the ruined portions OF The
city.
Besides Gen. TsO FJuk Wal, com
mander.in chief ofthe VI lnchuran
army, who fought desperately TO
the last and only surrehdered
when lie was badly wOuLded, the
japanese clptur. d fOlr other In.
POI tant commanders OF the Chiuese
forces, practically all the etf 'cIIve
Chinese staff. The hinese prison
ers are to be sent to Japlu Ia
patches of 900 on board j 'pane'e
transports.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-21

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" Woodstock, Va, Sept. ID, lS94.
To David, Scion, Franklin F. and
Dulman J. Bowman, P S. Will and FIr'
pinia his wife, WIN. Pence and Amanda
Bis wife, Geo Foltz aud Angelina his wife
Ezra Minnick and Jennie bis wife, Annie
NJ. Bowman, Even Jones, Wllnam Jones,
.Jobn Jones. Samuel Jones, Charles Geiz,
and wife. Cora Jones, william Abbott,
CT bert ABBOTT, Virgil Abbott, Mr.
Bull and Elizabeth his wife anl Samuel
Slower Complts.
and
David Bowman, admr OF NdIit Go)d'
decd John Good aud the infant aHd un-
known children, (2) Of William ABBOTT
and wife. and the unknown children OF
Samuel Stone and wife, Dst1s. ami all
others concerned.
YoI are hereby notifel that l have
fixed upon the Doth day of Octobsr mex e,
between the hours of 6 o'clock, y. NJ an
6 o'clock, P. NJ, to take AMI settle, at my
off ce,
The administration account of David
Bowman personal representative OF VI sria
Good, decd.
.. Ascertain the debts against her estate
3. What real estate she had a the time
of her death.
4. And any other matter deemed per
unent by the commissioner or that any
party ID interest may require as Ieqnlr
ed TO be tak,n by the d,croe OF Sheuan
doah Circuit Court rendered on lth day
of September, 1894, In a suit in CHANGER!
depending in SAID court between Davl,
Bowman, &c. complts. and Clara Good
admr. SC, d,fis. and if from any cans
,Ee taking of said accounts shall not b
commenced, or having been commenced
sbonld not be completed on that day. To
taking of the same will be adjonrne
from day to day. or from place to place
until the same are taken and completed
Given under MY hand as Commissions
in chsncery of said court, at ny oil e /
said county the day ard year first atoie
said .r,.rtrv
sept ELY, Comf' III CHa-ceIy
w & ". pa.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-21
An Evergreen Tree!
WITHOUT COST,

We will send you by mail postpaid one
small evergreen tree adapted TO your eli.
mate, with instructions for planting and
caring for it together with our complete
list OF nursery stock. II You cut cut
this advertisement mark on it the name
Of this paper. aud tell how many and
what kind of trees and plants you would
like TO purchase and when you wish to
plant them.
We will quote you lower prices on this
stock You want than have ever been
offered you. Write at once.
EVERGREEN NURS ERIES,
Evergreen, Door Co. Wis.
Sep. H.-tf.
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roisoa IN the We'll.

II ghistown, N. j, Sept. IL
Tue death yestcrd. yof Mrs. M@ on
the wlie IF the Universalist MINIS
Ter, i. now attributed by tie pl ysI'
clans to slow poison n, caused Ly
drinking water fr,m a well Into
which a cat bal fallen and deco n
nosrd.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-21
Nj a r K E T S .
Live Stock Markets.
RALrIMoRE. Sept. ID.

BALTIMORE. Sept. ID.
Beef Cattle.-The market was very
dra gy With decline of II to l5c on the
medium AMI common cattle. Beef cattle
this week ranged as follows:
Prices of beef cattle this week ranged as
follows: Beeves HAL cts. those gea-
orally rated first quality 3sa4 cts.
medium or good fair quality 2ia3 cts
and ordinary thin steers, oxen ana COWS
2a21 cents per 10.
OF the cattle received l.i60 h al came
from Virginia.
Mich COws.-The trade is fairly act e
for good cows at $50 to 80, and few
extra at so per head.
BALrIAoEE. Sept. Il, 1871.
Swine There is fair supply OF hogs
on the market this week. the numbsr
bainy only about so head less than last
week. Tne supply is fair, though, for the
moderate demand that prevails, owing to
the hot weather Good to prime corn
hogs 6.75l S6.75 per 100 lbs. Gras'ers
575As6 IS per 100 lbs gross, as to qnallty
and hard TO sell.
Sheep and bs.-There il fair to
good trade for good sheep and lam0', bnt
Tor common it is very slow, especiall' iol
common light lambs. Sheep sold at 2a5f
cents. Lambs 2ta4s cents per Id gross.
Calves - Veal calves are IN COOL de-
mand At 3l5t cents per H.. Gtdsssrs 3asJ
per head and hard to sell.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-21
lurteen Miners Entombed.

Atkn, Pa, Sep. ia
ched here late this after
IA men have been IN
q Hon, yLrook colliery'
known whether the the
Eas due 10 an explosion
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-21

Alexal der L. Pollock, U. s. codsul
at San Salvador, died of yell
fever a few days since.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-21
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
ORKNEY SPRINGS !

ky virtue of deed of trust executed by
William C.. Jones, to Walter II Snlth,
Trn-tee on the 3lst Of March lc9J, ana
recorded 10 IIber 30, folio 2il ct seq OF
the records OF deeds for SHENANDOAH
County. Virginia, the undersigned trustee
vii sell on the premises,
on WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 10Th, 1884,
at pnblc auction to the highest bidder,
the valuable property known As orkney
5nrlngs' consisting of oyer twelve nun
dred Il .2OO) acres OF laud, and descrIO as
follows: Being in the County OF Sbenan-
doah. and State of Virginia. aud being
me same tract OF land made up OF the
nieces and parcels and tracts of land en-
hraeed and referred to in Master Com
missioner f. L Suckley's report III the
chaucery cases in the said county OF the
Shenandoah County Bank vs.. orkney
Springs Company aud NJ. and H. =. Mad
dox &c VS.. l.. Triplett, Jr., Trustee, ana
being the same premises conveyed 10 Jas
II Mari. by deed from l.. Iriplett, Jr.,
Trustee. aud recorded in deed book 81,
Uapes 4JS and Q, in the Clerks Ohce OF
the County of Shenandoah, Va, and by
deed from Jacob L Hepner, recorded IN
Iced book IS in said office, and also be-
inc the same premises conveyed to Hen
rietta Stuart by l.. Trplett, Jr., Special
Commissioner by deed dated, January
/ 18th. 1898, to which records and several
deeds reference is hereby made Tor greater
certainty In description.
| will also sell at the same time and
place. at public auction, to the hlghest
bidder. all the personal property that was
sold and conveyed by L. Trlplett, Jr.,
Soecial Commissioner to Henrietta Stuart
bv deed dated January 18th, 1893, and
being the beds, bedding, furniture,
billiard tab 'es, queensware, sllverware9
and other personal pro perty used IN and
abont the said Orkney Springs proper y
and all personal property that has been
added since the said conveyance to the
SAID Henrietta Stuart, 9nl used IN the
said hotel property.
loon the above described property is
situated the famous BEAR WALTON
| SPRINGS. The hotels thereon are sui.
fcient to accommodate eight hundred
(sOO) guests, and are in good condition
and have a national reputation and have
been patrouzad by the public for moro
than one hundred years. They are STU
ated in the mountains of Virginia, twelve
N2) miles West Of Mt Jackson, Shenan'
doah County, Virginia ; said town being
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-21
lMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

sent ELY. Comr in Chance
L. E Stickley, p. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-21

shanghai, Sept. l7.-The Chi
nese are fearfuIy excited oyer tue
news of the defeat with great
slaughter of the Chinese at Ping
Yang.
, 1894-10-05
2Inaelneiner prOouftenmarFt.

SOl9enoe 9reiie ,purOen bel sr0Beren 9ar=
ten e~riielt:
@eftI8et @prits Gbifeus II;
@Gnle $1,000 baS Ouben6.
@ter- 17c per 0ubenb.
oneu = 9feue, NIT Der 6au6 ee-
pflitdte, ST .65@1.75; ute 81. 0O@1.25
@rb el1 - 9etroduete, 9riilte, 90@95c.
&ortoffeln-RoIe 55@62c bas Gul6eI.
Carlp Obto 55@61c oaS 8ui9el.
@epfel- S. .00@2.50 per i5aB.
Wetutr0uben- 13@25c per Rorb.
firt6e- 100000 per 6orb.
8Guduen- 45c@1.00 per 8un6.
@%ttrOnen- 49, 100000 0ie 8or.
9oni9- NeiBer slice, in 9funbe obgez
tbellt, 13t@15c; ui9t 10 BED, 1O@13c;
blltcet Sc oas YfunO allS9elaiiener 5@6c.
80 } l. 6arter 9Sei5eu (Gatent) maren
olt9eieBt SIT So .15@3.40 in 6Giern; wei6er
C8Gderme6D $1,000. 90 III Gooten; mei6er
Q8e iseu=(8GfermebD S1.75@1.9 80; ,Ge6Ooe"
$1.60@1.75 i'll Sadeu; 8iuterpei5eu S2.40@
2.55 i'll @ols.
&oggen-go. : 48@4S3c.
Sen Sc. 50@10.5O.
Corn - Serf0ufe i'm StDre $50. 2 400
494c; 9to. 2 9elb 50@503c. 8ertGufe uo6
PrObe Daren: go. 2, 400 @50c; go. 3, 49t.
8tuterpeiSen- 8erf6ufe i'm Store,
90. 2 ROTH, 514@514c; $50. 3 ROTH 494 @504.
Serfonfe mad probe woren: 500. 3 rOtber
90.
TrHbia6rs @et5en-
Ser # - go. 2 53@56c.
0ofer- 8erfaltie i'm Store 0tp. 9 ESQ
2S3; $50. 2 meiB 31@31c; DO. 3 Bic. Ser
f0lfe lad 8rObe maren: SEQ. 2, 281@29c..
SGntereeu 6la@S s. .49@1.5O
StrnOtbp $5@5.3O; &lee $S.20@8.5O.
8le1e- $3.50.
90 biSfey S1.33.
Gutter 8eite CREAMERY @oore 25c;
quite 23@24c; m%ittelmGBi9e 1902; 0airp,
bette, &c; nlittel9ute uno quite 17@19c;
frii6er 8adiu9zStod 123@13c.
&0 e 0oung Altericau 9@9c4; S6mei=
5erfdie 93@10c, ginlbur9er 7t@8c.
@emie - @eiBfraut, 60c@85c. Die Gr.
Sellerie O. boS 0ubenb; g8etBe 0iibeu,
26@30c baS 8ul1el; Stedriiben @ bas
SAP; Otoorriibeu 500 per Sarrel; @9e
8lont -@-per SoB; 53piebeln $1.25@
81 so per SAP; &omdtelt 50@60c Ser 6orb ;
8obnelt, S1.00 Der i 8ui9el= Sad; 9iBz
form, S@10c per 0ubenb.
So lg- 9tO. /, &c.
8e encoru- Q1f Der 8abu, ,,6air"
bis n@boice", grimes 4@44c; mittleres, roth
oOer blaBforbi9, 3@3bc; raub NIB srO6, 3@
38c; n@boice" grimes, Su Carpet 8iiriteu,
33c; oSelf=1uorfing", grimes, 28@3c; ROTH
ODER 9elb enotgeltoeS, 2@3c.
, 1894-10-05

pSeuti@es (Serman) GaIa", a&iinltii9es @arlSbaoer
SaIa", ooer rSmprepeo @arlsbaDer SAT-, uns unter
pielen aueeren @eaeiGnungeu 81 r~erfoufen iubeH, inter
ar anpreiiuns, bag rbeie ebeNio gut ieiem pte Die
d@ten @robufte BON @ar(s5ao. ipelae 6irett aug belt
toett6eributeu QueGen eelponneN ipsrben.
Stes berubt nun ouf elmer 9duf@uus be5 Bublitums
bs sr0Bersu gsrbienfts8 iusgeu, ben Der b%etreffenbe
9inbler an bieIeu 56lfSnngeu Wadt. SIT fTufIia
der metu 0 gut mie d@ter2 gsir6e irgeno
Semonb niiisutIi8 tIuftIt8en gNein benz natiirlIaeH
Gait Der Nebeu 0or8iebsn? Morum oenn Tb BON eieien
BdIiaun8eu Diuterfubreu Iaftr, Ipe3iea iueHn bic 6e-
inrebeit Oo6et i'll 5roge foramt! Sie natiirlIben Bros
butte Der 0uelen DON @arlsbob eutbolteu &eitaubtbeile,
Die fituitlid Mot Bergeiteat iperbeH f6uueH. Seit SaDrs
~Bunberten iiuS bic g8G'er oon Carlsbad megen ibrer
9eilmirflns bel 9rantbetten Der eeber, gtereu uub BEG
Magens riBmliaft befonut.
9as Gbte GarIsbaber GpruoeIsSol5 piro brett ous
Der Spruoelqueae inter Ger 2eitung Der GtobtgemeinDe
GarlsbaO geponneu, unb burtb beren @9enten fir Die
@eretnigten Staoter, Die Gisuer & MlenbeIIDn @ont-
PAM, giew gOrt, %pertouft. Sebe Stalae bes d9t tmpor.
tirten g9oiiers uub S~prube.6ol3es mug pblses @tobt.
iie3eL iopie bic llrterldrift Der a9enten rGisuer s.
GienOeGion 60, 152-l4 Jrantliu CTR, gtetp 0ort",
81 Der gtifette bobeu. 3u bo6en in allen apotbeteu.
Dram bite lid pOr SAL 6uugeu
9er gtaStrat0 Garlsbao.
, 1894-10-05
(S6luB foI0t.l
Werth Ser 8iIounoI

&Nf 3uei rc6t Dteliagen6e J3~eitun9Sanz
5ot8en LENT bas y8romber9er 3agebGatt"
Die Nufmerflamfeit. Sn ber einelt tpiro
etne mlitaLii9e GrSie6crin segen Elm
Sohres9ebalt bon 80 3d., in Der onOeren
cine vOfomieu" geiubt, weIcbe in Der Q(uIz
5ucbt BON S6tpeinen, Teberpieb unb
Sun9oteb b~etpanbert Iein mus. 9oDn
24O &c.! : Sa, Deut8utage lift cine Stat
0ounernonte" beIier boron ais cine
pirtIicbe!
, 1894-10-05
Narftberi@f.
G6ica8o, 5, Gftober.
ansmGrtioe uIGrfte.

S9luBpreiie III g8ei3eu ultb Corn in ony
bereu StGbtet pareu:
@ej5en - 9terp 0orf: 0fto6er, 55gc;
9e3eulber 578c; 0tai, $3.50. - 8ulltt6
&aar, 574c; 0e5ember, $3.50: MiItne=
apoliS: 8oar, 564c; 9e3ember, 55Bc. =
Baltimore: October, 535c; GeSenber,
558c. - &OleOo: 8oor, 518c; OeSember,
53cs. Wtil1paufee 8oor, 52Bc; DECEMBER,
548c. Detroit Soar, 51Sc; DECEMBER, 535c.
Corn 9tew Yorf: 0ctober, sole;
December, 54Sc; Wtat, 54gc. - Baltimore
Soor, 543c; Sctober. 544c.
, 1894-10-05
@etrodnete .frihte ana UaFe.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal Ctofonnnf of the Ohm HANCOCK
hlnVdl OtdttHtBI MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY Boston in the State OF Massachusetts,
on the 3lst day of December. 1893: made to the
Insurance Superintendent of the State OF Illinois,
pursuaut To law