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The herald., 1894-08-25

while the vessel was off the coast OF San
Salvador. No serious symptoms were
noticed until August I'd. when his sick
meas began to closely resemble yellow
fever. The surgeon promptly had the
man removed aft and two men ap-
pointed to attend him day and night.
The sick man and his two attendants
were completely isolated from the rest
OF the crew, and every precaution taken
80 prevent a spread OF the dieease, should
it prove to be a genuine case OF yellow
fever.
About two weeks later another sailor
became very ill, but his sickness only
had few of the symptoms of the dis
ease of his comfade. and it was not con-
sidered dangerous nor did it prove 30. A
third was taken i'll, and his symptoms
were the same as those OF the second
man.
While the gunboat was lying off the
Farallones, the three patients were get
ting along as well as could be expected.
The three were removed TO the quaran-
tine station ON shore and the Benning-
ton headed for Mare island. At the
navy yard all her officers and men will
be removed to the receiving ship and
the gunboat that has been an asylum
for the refugees of San Salvador, will
undergo thorough fumigation before
any workmen will be allowed to make
any of the many necessary repairs.
DR.. Lawler, the quarantine officer,
said last night that none of the three
men were suffering from yellow fever,
although the first case presented many
Suspicious symptoms.
The herald., 1894-08-25
A BOILER EXPLOSION.

Two Mon Killed Outright and SIX In
jared.
FRANKFoRr, Ind, Aug. 24.-Frankfort
was the scene OF a frightful boiler explo-
sion today, in which two men were
killed outright and six injured. a major
ity of them seriously. The accident oc-
Cured at Cramers' sawmill, and not
only was all the machinery demolished
but b half dozen residences in the neigh
borhood were more or less wrecked, and
the occupants injured by flying brick
and timbers. The killed are John err
million, engineer. and William Jackson,
halnar.
The herald., 1894-08-25
LINGERMD roo LONG.

llNNLhbO IOO LONGs
Several who fingered at the burning
breast 62, took warning and fed, but all
who remained we're overcome and as
phyxiated. 1t is evident that all the
men had time to come out, for those at
work in the farther breast reached the
shaft in safety, while those who were
nearest the shaft, and consequently
more removed from danger, perisbed.
They evidently believed they were in
perfect safety at the fire, but while they
fingered the smoke oozsd out from some
outside place further south, and the
bodies were all found south of breast
81. They were all found along within a
space of 800 feet.
Several men we're badly bruised and
one colored man WAS taken out with q
broken neck, their wounds indicating
that they had thrown themselves
against posts and timbers OF the gang
way in a wild and desperate endeavor
to escape. But many of the bodies bear
no marks at all, not even q scratch, and
their features we're in quiet repose, indi-
eating that their death had been a
speedy and painless one.
JOKING IN THE FACE OF DEATH,
As soon as the alarm whistle sounded
from the engine house, people began to
crowd around the mouth of the slope,
end the cry 1.-THE mine is on flre''
quickly spread throughout the town.
Among the fret 10 reach the scene was
Superintendent w. T. Ramsey. He
tried to appear unconcerned and ss
though he really did not believe sny
lives would be lost, and the crowd OF
men. women and children of both
colors, who lived near the track round
about, becoming reassured at the care
less and good-natured manner OF the
superintendent, began to treat the affair
as huge joke, laughing and 'joshing"
each other. In a short time, however.
word came for help, and then when the
superintendent called for volunteers to
60 into the mine, there was great ex.
citement.
THE AWFUL TRUTH REALIZED.
The first man to volunteer was George
w. Smalley, negro, who with two others
was lowered down the 1100-foot slope
to the sixth level. There he met men
from the sixth level south, who were
doing all they could TO rescue the men
on the north side of the same level.
Other rescuers went down from the sur.
face, and Smalley. @. G. Todd, John Il,
Adams and John Morgan found the
body OF the frat man in the gsngway
about 1000 feet in from the stope. The
hodv proved to be that OF John q
The herald., 1894-08-25

Angeles delegation was equally divided
with 10 votes for Budd and 10 for MUIR
ply, and two scattering. Billy Work.
man voted for Larue first, last and all
time, which was another eccentricity
from the Los Angeles delegation. This
was the only vote Larue got. The
nominating speeches were little disap-
pointing. There were no real flights OF
eloquence or oratory OF the highest
order; still there were some most credit.
able efforts. Probably the best speech
was made by Ferrell, seconding Ma
guire's nomination.
After the nomination Of Budd he cana
before the COMMITTEES and made an ex-
cellent impression, and then followed q
regular Democratic love feast. Murphy,
Spencer and Foote did themselves proud
in vying with one another in compli-
ments to the successful ss we'll as the
defeated candidates. All promised to do
their utmost for the ticket and manifest.
ed the greatest confidence in the success
of the party. There was large amount
of enthusiasm and the hope that springs
eternal in the Democratic breast was
famed to great big flame.
1t can truthfully be said that the con-
vention has been most unique. No boss
and no slate has ever appeared upon the
scene. The attendance at all the ses.
sions has been very large. The nomina-
ton is said to be q strong one, as Budd
is claimed to be a great vote getter, and
will make most active canvass. Muir
phys friends were greatly disappointed
at the outcome, as it was unex pected.
While many in the convention and oct
think he would have been the stronger
candidate, the idea of two Murphys be-
ing on the ticket helped to cause biz
defeat.
The convention had to give up the
Baldwin thsater tonight to the players
and go to Odd Fellows hall-a most un.
satisfactory arrangement. But at this
writing the nominations are being
ground out in rapid order, and the tick-
ct will probably be completed at this
session. The Southern California rep
resentstive on the ticket is Col. A. B Par
is OF San Bernsrdino. who is named for
attorney general.
Altogether the proceedings of the
convention have met with very general
approval. and about ths beat thas could
be done, it is conceded. hee been accom-
plished. The ides OF November Will tel
the rest.
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SICKNESS ON THE BENNINGTON.

A Malady somswhst Resembling Yell
low Fever.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 24.-Three of the
crew of the gunboat Bennington are
now at the quarantine citation at Angel
island. One OF them is convslescing
from malady that somewhat rese embles
yellow fever, while the others had re-
Gently suffered from q disease that
closely resembled bilious fever, vet it
was thought beat n1t to run any risk by
allowing them to mngle with their com
panions or others while there was any
suspicion about the nature Of their ILL
ness.
The surgeon OF the Bennington re.
ported that ON July 2Sth one OF the sea-
men, named D. HalIoreg, became i'll
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probably allow them to keep quarters
in one of the hotels, under guard.
During the noon recsss OF the court
the prisoners were wined and dined in
one of the marshsl's Offices in the most
sumptuous manner. Several gueBts were
present. Among them were Colonel
Young and Captain Locket of the United
States army, who appear to be in deep
sympathy with Ezets.
Several Of the Bennington's officers,
too, seem to be strongly attached to the
refugee and are warm in their praise OF
him.
The herald., 1894-08-25
TaYlur Must Go.

WAsnINGroN. Aug. 24.-The investi-
CATION of G. II. j. Tay ylor, recorder OF
desds for the District oil Columbia, was
closed today. The report CT the civil
service commission prepared by Mr.
Proctor OF Kentucky urges the president
to promptly remove Taylor. The latter,
in a letter to ths committee, denies the
published interviews in which he was
made to say that local political associ-
atoms in Washington were guilty OF as
sessipg federal employees.
The herald., 1894-08-25
JIM DUDD FOR GOVERNOR
He Was Nominated on Third
Ballot.
Barney Murphy Beaten by a
Combine.
Jeter of Santa Cruz for Lieutenant
Governor.
Maddox for Secretary of statej Paris
Attorney General, and Castros
Treasursr-The Ticket Not
Yot Completss

Special to the HERALD
SAN Francisco, Aug. 24.-It was Budd
after all. Murphy led on the first bal
lot, but he WAS headed off by Budd with
the aid of some of the Mcguire forces.
The selection was made in the third
ballot bv ya-y close margin. The Los
The herald., 1894-08-25

Redondo Beach Hotel, Rsdondo Beacn,
Cal. open all the year Through; hand
somely furnished rooms; table unsur-
passed. Rates from SIS to s25 per week.
Address Lynch & Auli, proprietors.
The herald., 1894-08-25

Tooth brushes. A complete line, and
we sell them at 10, l5. 20. 20, 35, 40 and
so cts., and guarantee every brush. Lit
tlsboy's pharmacy, 81 s. Spring at.
The herald., 1894-08-25

In all cases of dyspepeia, indigestion
or constipation. the infallible cure ia
DR.. st. Johns capsules, % cents box,
at OF & Vaughn's, druggists, Fourth
and Spring streets.
The herald., 1894-08-25

HI. A. Getz, 112 W. Third street, leads
in fine tailoring at moderate prices.
Large stock woolens,
The herald., 1894-08-25
THE NOMINEES Fos GOVERNOR.

Badd of Stockton Chosen on the Third
Bailots
BY the Associated Press
SAN Francisco, Aug. 24.-Ths Demo-
cratic convention accomplished the most
arduous task before 1t today in this
selection OF nominee for governor.
James II. Budd OF S,ockton, an attorney
and an x-congressmau, being nomi-
mated on the third ballot.
After the selection OF state eantla'
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SMOTHERED LIKE RATS.
Awful Mine Disaster Near
Seattle.
Thirty.seven Stalwart Miners
Asphyxiated.
The Men Killed by Inhaling Smoke
and Gas.
Heartrending Scenes About the Pit as
the Bodies OF tho Victims Were
Taken Out Tho Mine
Stin Burning.

By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE. WASH, Aug. PA terrific
gas explosion occurred in breast 81 on
the sixth level OF the Franklin mine, at
Franklin. near this city this afternoon.
Sixty-two miners were imprisoned and
81 were killed. Following is a list OF the
dead whose bodies have been recovered
Frank Willis, married.
Ed Mack, single.
Il. w. Jones, single.
II. K. Roberts, single.
John Irving, eingle.
James Gibson, single.
Andy Greer. single.
Ike Clemente, married.
Charley Straens, single.
A. }. Jones, married.
W. T. Jones, single.
All the shove ere colored.
John Frantalli, Italian, single.
Joe Dawson, English, single.
Joe Cassell, Italian, single.
Edward Johnson, Swede, single.
Andy Engdshl, Swede, single.
John W. Pugh, Weah, married.
Joe l.. Bossio italian, single.
Pele Parry, Italian, single.
Rober M'Ooskey, Pole, single.
Peter Hay. Scotch, married.
L,uise Farr, Italian, single.
Joe Standridge, American. single.
Phil Demaria, Italian, married.
John f. John, Welsh. married.
John Anderson, Swede, married.
William Secor. American, married.
John Morris, Welsh, married.
John Hall. English, eingle.
Girls bunker, American, single.
Jacob Olson, Swede, married.
Frank Lsreen, Swede. single.
Evan Hughes, Welsh, married.
Roccio Tettie, Welsh, single.
d. D. Jones, Welsh. married.
Evan Johns, Welsh, single.
About half the miners were Iegfoes
having been brought from the east foul
years ago to replace strikers. The mint
ia owned by the Oregon improvement
company, and produces the beat coal in
the stats. The mine is not large.
The herald., 1894-08-25

A special to the Post-Inteligence
from Franklin says:
AT 10 minutes before ~ O'Clock this
morning fire was noticed on the sixth
north level, and notice was given to the
men ineide who were working in the
different places, some in the breast above
the level and others along the gangway,
and as soon as it was known that there
was fire. many of the men in the gang
WAYS rushed back to notify the miners
further in, while others rushed out and
reached the main shaft 1t is certain
that all the men in the breasts reached
the gangway in safety. In all about 70
men were at work in the sixth level
north, and OF that number about 40 lin.
gered at breast 6, whore the fire orig.
mated. and made an attempt to put out
the fire. The breast was burning
fiercely, and bsiore the miners knew it
the fire had communicated to breasts 60
and oil. and smoke began TO pour from
b. o. at 81 in that immediate vicinity,
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Meaept: Sobalb man cine grfdltun9
i'm Ropfe peripiirt, nit einiaen tatarrbas
lii9en 5pmptomeu perbunben, unb bte
Gntaunbuns bereits besonnen, li4 aber
mod niht auseebreitet bot, lolte man
lib bes Na1ts Dor einem iparmen, tuenn
mDsli1, offenen Geuer binleben, nit ei.
mem bampfenben Glas beiber 2emonaoe
CUR Soanb; labt ben 2Drper eriinolid
uarm merben unb por Dem 3ubette9eben
nebmt Yrebinser's 3atarrb.Ballam unb
fubrt es in iebes Naienloh Elm, ben 8al-
lam bur9 sginatbmen Der SUIT bin=
aufaiebenb, mabrenb mon bie Nalenlo9er
abpe9ielnb nit bem Singer subdlt. ST.
bic gntsiinbung aber 10 9rob, baB ote
Obren. unb Nalen Yaiiasen ueritopft
Iinb, 1ollte ber erten Mpplttatipn in ettpa
aebn Minuten eine 3tpeite na9folsen, bis
Der BallaM i'm oberen Sbeile bes 9alies
per1purt perben tann. Damn sebe mon
au 8ette unb bic grtdltuns tpiro am an'
beren Morgen getui9en Iein. SIT Der
Mnfau Elm otuter, bann tuirb ber pattent
,pobl tbun, cine 3ett lang gang au 9auie
,u bleiben, INN lid por benz 3uft3use su
iduben unb peitere grfdltun9en 3u pers
mei6en. Gin Sag rubts bel einem tuar-
men Ieuer perbraibt, miro oftmals ein
erniilt9es lnwobNein perbiiten, oas piel-
tastge bmelenbeit pom @eiddft ober
BET Mrbeit notbmenbis MAIDEN wiiroe.
9Srebineer's Ratarrb=8 aliam, tueldes ben
6auptfattor in bielem &e;ept bilbet, 1T
tpoblbefannt unb mirb BON ben Mpotbe=
fern iiberaG pertauft, bod fann oerlelbe
auf Munl6, an9 per poit suseianot
uerben, in mel1em Sale so Gents an
Yrebineer Bros, Dapton, Obio, einSus
lenben inb, nod berem gmpfang oer
Ballam perl9idt ,pirb.
Itinbei ten ben boppelten aoitenpreis
tpertb.
N1ias e. @ibb, 2s2, 234 unb 23e
Giftb Mpe.,
Chicago, Sl., 81. DIT. 1894.
g. Sarbeaitle, @el9dftsfiibrer.
81. Yrebinser e. Bro.
@eebrte Serren - Gs ma6t mir
8ergniisen, Sbren &atarrb= =8allam 81,
empfeblen. Sd sebrau4te oenlelben IT.
meiner Tan,ilie nit sufrieoenitele
@eIultaten uno mDdte ntdt obne benlels
ben iein, ielbF uenn ct boppelt 10 piel
fo5tete unb ale meine Greunoe, oenen
id ben Ballam empfabl ipre6en lebr gu
&unlten befelben.
Sododtun9spoQ,
Yreiton 9arocaitle,
81 Sibnep st., Chicago.
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Sd)muIb $10.0213.
@ep5deltcs SIeiih. - @6nttcrM s9.75-
$685..
Bacpn-eduItern ..sh;-Houos uuo %u.
pen $l0-.25-l0.5O; turS clear 81O.40-s0.
ftnopteh. - Satr bis gut, einbe,hemt
Stcre unb 2Ibe $2.5O-2.75.
Q d ~ n e. SSair btS fancn id,m.rs IS. 40
545
cd ass .--&hotce rs. S.00-3.I5
Shme II c. -Berlan6tortcN ur6 gcmtih
S5I5-530: prima idjwere nnb Gletiheriorte
$6.3s-S.45; lcihte 5.4o-5.45 per 100 Yf.
. th un 8 i m IN c r.-Gtnbctmi1d1e Wuts
terihafe. $s.25-3.25; gemtlhte $S25-8.g0;
prtma Wiober $3.75-4.15; 1eraner $2.80-275;
9anmer $3.O0-4.80.
Ipleso, ben q. Nonembcr 1894.
M Mihlsnfnttsr:-alets brtnet $3.50
per Eonne tn Built unb Sl.oo-l.sb mebr tntlu'
/. 9 9 az M Mss;;,~vrtma n, al..fam.n tri~at $500
ieb.-einbetmtf&e stt.r. ss.1o-B.7o
Speates 82.9o-S.5o; adbe 1880 er 100
Bfuno.
gB et Sc II Ro. q 55c.
We fdbtorn, go. a9a4 @ts. per Bu.
s fe r30 Cts. per Bu.
Hogecn, SO Cts. per Bu.
&lce a n, II 500 per Bu.
Ptttsburg, %. 9tpp.
Hinbpieb. Cute l,2OO bis 1890 pfiinbiac
@tterc $150-46O Yrtma 1,4O0 BITS 1,5O0 pfiinotee
pliinSiae Sttere $ls5 Biiaen unb trofene
biibe 81 30-36C; 3Glber $l50-6.5O fyri5de &Ibe
1910 Shafe $6.5O-S.SO 6ribiabr.2dmmer
So. 90 Sbmetne $4.60-4.S5.
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9oe bon sun in @dba-eester gri er staaten 0sessrms
R3>!a!!! g! Rs&dsSl: RskiRS


Butler gontp ihifte Sobn Curtin
auf elm Sabr tuesen Yferoebiebitabls
unb Jranf Strider auf Is Monate >ue=
gen Ginbruds unb DiebltabIs.
Die ansebIih fiini,ebnjdbrise Yferbe.
oiebin 1lora Mcgroifn tuuroe bis gu
ibrem Is. 2ebensiabre nad Der &eforn,.
ihule fir Mdbhen selhidt. Sm 3u9t.
bauie bate lie bel sutem 8etra9en MI,
10 Monate bleiben oiirfen.
Salper Dolbp, ber 6rauenlbdnbe,
BON Japette @ountp, pelder ben Iuf=
rubr tn Walbinston 6. s., ueranlobte
bate nm Die Grlaubnib 9ebeten, biz
3udtbausidule belu6en ;u Dir fen
Do1 lit er BEL ben iibrisen @traflinser
10 uerbaBt, baB ibm YrofeIIor Morsar
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Gon Gupaboga County trafen on
6reitas bier Strdflinge Elm; unter bielen
befanben iid NlTreb Renep auf 8 Sabre
tuesen ginbrudsperlu9s uno Sames
Williams auF 4 Sabre tuesen Sal6en-
01eb1taDls.
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Belmont epuntp, ter eine Strafe bon
lieben Sabren spesen Blutibanoe ab;u=
Iigen bat, lit epileptiiden 9lnfd(len unter=
luorfen. Sein 3uitano bot lid berari
perl6Iimmert, bab ct am Jreitas ing
3u6tbausbpipital sebrobt weroen
mubte.
slm Wtpntae 9lbeno luurben ins bie=
li9e 3ubtbaus eingeliefert BON Jairfielo
Gountp CHARLES Souleboloer auF Elm
Sabr pesen BferbeoiebItabls, uno bon
6Olmes county Nuittn Wetcalf anf bret
Sabre ,uesen zines triminellen ansrlTfs
an Warn SoeiIellineer.
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oerr Sobn 80 &ile, eiu betannter
;slrmer aus Der 9iabe bon @ropeport,
itarb 0onnsritas Vormittas nm IL ltbr
plDtlib in ieiuer @obnuns. 81 ,uar ON
Sa1s uorber in columbus 9elpelen, no
sr bel leinem alten 5reunoe, Soerrn ebriit
l,are an MainitraBe, gtntdufe filr eine
seleQise 3ulammenflnft BON Ureunoen
uno Nahborn ma6te, Die seltern Wtitta9
tint l2 llbr bel Inn ltatIIinoen lollte.
Sf,on um 1850 lparen elnl9e Galte er=
lt,ienerl, uno mdhreno 0err Rile lif nit
ibaen unterbielt, 500 ct 'etne ltbr beraus
uno bemertte, es isi 3ett, ooB aud Die
iibgi9en li9 einitellten. Sn oemlslben
lHoment fiel er binten iiber uno perlbleo
alf Der STEELE.
5oerr Rile loor in bemisIben 5arm=
6auie III Muoilon Gountu gebOren, in
.oelAem sr lc pl6stid ltarb. ST itano
!jbsra0 in bobem Nnlsben belonoars
audi in @rano Arnp atellen. Gr ipor
BAIT Commander" oes 8rOpeporter
9oit's unb na9m al ben Seitrebunger
Der Organization lebbaften Intteil.
Sir Die @ntpifelIns beg Ortes bat ct
nebr eelhan als irgeno ein anoerer
Barser oeslelben, uno lein Soo miro tn
Den tueiteiten Rreilen betrauert. Gr ltono
i'm Mlter BON 30 sSabren.
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Dor een ,frieoenSrih

gSilllam gminger, ein biIttnguirt aug
lebenber iunssr Mann aug Maiamis=
burg Der leinen 9e6ensunterbaIt oaour1
seuinnt, oab er aui Yieroerennen lusttet,
murbe beute frib burf Gonltabler
Yalmer BON 6rieoensrinter Olnbaulens
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perbaftet, bic SRI. Bertha 0ipple aug
Columbus sesen i'm anseitrenst bat.
ST lit etlpa 80 Sabre alt uno Die 1bone
Rldserin um Sabre jiinser.
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ner Der ongelebeniten Sami!ien BON Nti=
amisburg uno Bot nit Der liebensmilrbi=
gen Bertha ihon felt mebreren Sabren
ols Wann uno 6rau sulammengelebt.
9ie beioen yfolgten oen Rennen" big
Suni 1898, rpo lie bic Sbeilbaberl9aft
auiloiten, uno leitber bat Bertha bier
auf Gelesenbeit separtet, nit ibrem
treulolen Siebbaber quit gu iuerben.
6eitern 9lbenb bDrte lie, bob grninser
in Der Stabt lei, uno loTort tuurbe
Serr Olnbaulen, Der lhon in Wfor=
pbsus armenl lag, aufgelu4t,
um i'm oerbaften Su lailen. Gonitabler
Yalmer erbislt ben 9aftbefebl, unb
bra9te beute firth um 9 llbr ben ltnse-
trauen nad Der Office oes 6rieoensrid-
ters, mo Bertha leiner barrie. Gr ers
fldrte, bab er nod nidt gum Serb6r be-
reit lei, unb oaiielba muroe auf Samitag
8ormittas um 10 1br feitselegt. 9ie
giirgldaft i'm 9etrase bon $400 Ieiitete
6err Gminser. Oie Berbanolunsen
oirIten rebt laftiser 9tatur weroen.
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telen.
Sire NJ ont, Ohio

Gin re6t froblides 6amilienfelt Iei=
erte am Is. Sftober, elm alter, beutl6er
giirser bierlelbit, Serr 6riebri9 d
M ible, anldBlis ber 5eier leines 70.
Geburtstases int areile leiner 6amilie.
Sdmmtlide Minber batten es iia anses
lesen lein lailen, ibren seliebten gater
gu iiberralhen unb 10 fanben .lie iid leit
Is Sabren, e S0bre unb 3 SD6ter,
ale oerbeiratbet, nit ainbern 23 an ber
3abl) sum erIien Mtale luieber pereint
i'm trauten glternbaule. Gs NOR in Der
Sbat eine sroBe ueberralduns unb
6reuoe fiir bas luirbise Gbepaar uno
baB es BEL Der @elesenbeit ni9t troden
susesangen lit, perltebt iib BON lelbit.
Ot6ge es bem miiroigen Subilar bel4ies
ben lein, nod man6es @eburtsta9sfeit
3u erleben.
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Oie Columbus Wplen Wtils
Gompanp bat bon Der Staats=Ganal=
Gommiilion einen fleinen Streifen 2ano
iioli9 bon Der M}ain 5trabe fir $3.50
sefauft.
- Nad benz IL. Sabresberi9te bes
gerpaltunssratbes oes Obio &eformas
toriums in Mans iielo tuiro nun i6on elf
Sabre an Der Inl ltalt sebaut unb sesen
$776.365.14 wurben ihon oa'iir ausse=
seben. Sn BET &aIe linb mod $16,=
464.67 uno bic 8e,uilisuns fiir's nddite
Sabr betrdst $4,000. SrOsoem lit i'm
Beridt anse9eben oab es Dor S6lub
oes Sabres 1896 ni6t mosli6 lit, Die
Mnltalt audi nur anrdberno fertis gu
ltelIen.
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feibe (entc,ta>e !
8ei einem ~''marulet1, r1oQt9ell
Jtuer!
init -
prebineer's Ratarrh
-
8aliam
Giu augeaebmes &ejept fiir Grfdll
tuug i'm aopfe ooer &atarrb.

Dr. Wbsitone last, tuenn 2eute nur
periteben tpollten, bab unier @intertlima
ni9t benz Rlima bes llbli9en Glorioa
dbnli9 lit, lpoielbit etuises @ommeruet-
ter berri9t, lonoern auiammen9eleBt 1T
aus talten Sa9en, nalien9a9en, trodenen
Sagen, feu9ten Sasen unb Wintertasen,
unb bab bic duberite 0orii4t sebrau9t
perben loQte in oer 8ei4itune oerGube,
bes 9alies unb Der 8ruit, 9esen ben
plobliden @itterungsme4iel, Der fort
lpdbrenb sintritt. Mdnner uno Jrauen
linb aber lei9tlinnis unb unborf@tis,
ertdlten ii9 fortmdbrenb, unb uir Aerste
mIfen lie bonn natiirli& beilen. 9ier
II Elm ansenebmes unb mein beliebtes
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29
@etuz uno Tru4t zTarm inter
giinitisen 8eainsunseu ;u
uerfaufen.

llntersei9ncter titaelonnen, luesen oorseriids
tenn Utter, feinen wDblbefannten Vtat auf benz
gatarpba 9slant eeIeeen, entbalteub 80 stder,
lnopon Il Mfer nit Teben nno IA @ter init better
Sorte Yfriihbanmen angeleet iinb, sfpei groz
ben, gut etn9ertttcten gBobnbduiern, einer gut
9ebenben Wirtbldaft nebit gut beiuhtem Soms
mer re8efort, 3pei 9ropen We,r Reuern nit
groben Weinfaiiern, nit ober obne gBetn [Yor<
rath BON gBeinen ungefdbr 10000 8auonent,
nebit einem sltter Yorratb BON peahs unb
@atamba zBrdnop, stpei gBeinpreHen urb elmer
Stittaerp nit spct tupfernen Sejieln, fdn1mt,
life Iterbauz@ z@erdtbi bafteu, aIes in beitem
,5uitanb, nnter liberaIen uno Ieid,ten Bebtngs
urger 3u berfaufen.
g3einrbers made id1 barauf aufmertiam, bas
metn Sommerz8eiprt mdbreno Der Cation BON
irembcn aus Cincinnati, Columbus. G[epez
lamb, Yittsburg uin. beludt unb monatelana
beiuobnt rptro.
9tur porgeidrittenen Nlters neaen 1T bicer
ldone Elae Sn oerfaufen, aus fenen anbern
@runbe.
Wegen 9tdberem lucnbe man lid) an ben @tacn.
tbimer auf scm BlaBe ebcr abreiiire
=. Sarrer.
Gatapbd Sslanb, Ottatpa Gc., ..
,Sn Der gidbe bes Sanpunssplates.
rs Dtt-lu-.}l)t