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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-06-14

Australian authors and printers are
complaining strongly against the com
petition of American stereotype plate
matter American syndicate literary
matter of all kinds is unloaded in this
matter on Australian readers, and at
a nominal price, to the great detri-
ment of local talent and skill.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-06-14

Benjamin Potter's landed estate, left
more than half century ago that the
rentals might be applied to the main
tenance and education of poor white
citizens OF Kent county, Del, has at
length yielded 800 for the purpose OF
the trust. During all these years Of
waiting no poor white citizen received
aught from the estate, although it is
estimated to be worth $1,000 600.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-06-14

MINEoLA, Tex, June lis. f.
Cooper, agent of the Texas and Pa
cifc. received telegram from NJ. NJ.
Norris, son of Mrs. Lizzie Norris, the
old lady who was killed by falling
from Texas and Pacific passenger
train No 8 yesterday morning about
twenty miles east of here, to forward
the remains to Merkel.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-06-14

Fort WORTH, Tex, June 11.-Ad-
vices received from Lloyd's store,
twenty-three miles southeast of here,
late yesterday afternoon, state that a
man named Myer was stabbed and
killed there Saturday night No par
ticulars can be had. Sheriff Euless
departed at once for the scene of the
killing.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-06-14

A jewel box, recently presented to
Cardinal Gibbons, was made from a
piece of the roots of a mulberry tree
under which, at St. Mary's, in Mary
land, it is believed mass was first eel
pbrated in this region. The date of
this service was March 20, 1854, and
when the tree blew down few years
ago it was thought to have been be-
tween 800 and 400 years old.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-06-14

BRENNAN, Tex, June l1.-At q
ball near Gay Hill early yesterday
morning, Otto Wengel, aged II years.
was shot and killed, and Herman
Bernhard, aged 81, was shot through
the head and fatally wounded. Fritz
and Ed Gansky, two brothers, are
charged with the shooting.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-06-14

WICHITA FALLS, Tex, June &C.
X. Thomas, a groceryman, accident
ally ran his arm through a glass door
yesterday, cutting the main artery in
his wrist. He lost about quart OF
blood before getting it sewed and
bandaged.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-06-14

The Prince of Wales is the pro-
prietor OF one of the worst slum dis
tricts of London, and he has refused
to spend any money in making it bet
ter. There are sixteen other such
districts in the city and the city coun-
Gil has estimated that it would cost
$40. 600. 600 to purify them.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-06-14

CoRPus CHRISTI, Ten, June THE
two little daughters of John Pryor,
living two miles from town, were
bitten by a rattlesnake. Medical at
tention was Immediately summoned
and it is thought the lives OF the chill
dren will be saved.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-06-14

ANNA, Tex, June 7.-During a
thunder storm Tuesday evening j. c..
Howell's barn was struck by light
ming. Two valuable horses and sew
eral head OF hogs were killed.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-06-14

Australia mined 4,OS7, 929 tons of
coal last year. The supply is apparent
ly inexhaustible and is counted to be
an important factor in the future in
dustrial development of the country.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-06-14
Do You Wish
the Finest Bread
and Cake?

1t is conceded that the Royal Baking Powder is
the purest and strongest of all the baking powders.
The purest baking powder makes the finest, sweet"
est most delicious food. The strongest baking pow
der makes the lightest food
That baking powder which is both purest and
strongest makes the most digestble and wholesome
food.
Why should not every housekeeper avail herself
of the baking powder which will give her the best
food with the least trouble?
Avoid all baking powders sold with gift
or prize, at lower price than the Royal,
as they invariably contain alum, lime or sui
phuric acid and render the food unwholesome
Certain protection from alum baking powders can
be had by declining to accept any substitute for the
Royal, which is absolutely pure.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-06-14

Let your charitable gifts he anonymous
gifts. These have the double advantage of
suppressing at once ingrattude and abuse
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-06-14

For impure or thin Blood, Weakness,
Malaria, Neuralgia, Indigestion and Bilious
ness, take Browns Iron Bitters-it gives
strength, making old persons feel young
and young persons strong; pleasantto take.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-06-14

Animals are such agreeable friends thoI
ask no questions and pass no criticisms.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-06-14

"Hnnson's Magic Corn SaIve."
Warranted to cure or money refunded. Ask your
druggist for it. Price 80 cents.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-06-14

The man who has character that mud
will stick to never feels safe.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-06-14

Judge man by the clothes he pays for
rather than those he wears
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-06-14
A DESPERATE FIGHT
BETWEEN c. H. OSBORN AND
CHARLES ROLL.

Prompted by Jea, ou'y, Rom ruled os-
born with Lead at Goldthwnlte-A
Three Cornercd Row in Houston Coun-
ty-Lady Passenger Killed.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-06-14

There are minds impid and pure, where
life is like ray of light in drop Of daw.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-03-30

rfcher: lisesfIo ~ 81 than VA. III
$3.50. -. IS II, ,Sc.,i. s,siis -
back "a fi,esformer price 81 April il.
y ... I. - e .I,,i. a., a.
.,tsas ,s.s - sss 49,
49, 1870 ~ ~ H...-s.: q
SS.
W. 1872 " g y1M.ns = plo-
uoss.osA Us.s ~ wy mSsss syvs1s Az
!; .. Ahs ~. 81 s.os '.s - .'tslo ~
IS g President aoeen't sign the seig-
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-03-30
coel snd wood

II will save you money to leave
ordersfor wood or coal with Reeder, &
Boyle, the draymen. S7tf
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-03-30

'0o0y0 OF N0SGQ Am0klC8SE OK t0llD00Ap0lUI
insds to the auditor Iof ths state Of south yDA
in pufsuance Of the laws Of said stats.
ATTORNEYS FOB SERVICE Or PROCESS
Elm THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
~ - circuit, n. ". johnson, Armour; snd cir
I@A44d0nsSsAW Atert0wn 9Th circuit, A. b. Hagen,l
It'll ielsEeircuit, G.. 3. Bryant, Huron; 9Th
Bsssss: sspia ci saSl a.h l circuit, 80 Samuel sasiS c1shmsn,
ors.nlsa = ~iasesper.ted 1874; commenced
II APitrrAL.
Capital stock sctaslly pstd in
s.sss.ss .... 8,WDUsWO "
II. PROPERTY on g AssFTs q TUE CON-
Cash value Of real estate..m..4 3l4l,sM q
siSy das S rom S. sgsn ss.s. sss,sn@
overdns !. ll4,sao lyl
first lien ON real estate worth IT
there oD.. ..: !. ....sa. ..:A:s s,ys,7s7 y!
ascollateral security. 5000 90
Stocke and bonds owned BY tho
1nse1ses dss md sssfasa s'' ss..ISs u q
All other OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1854 10
Total ...sss..:..........: e,lsassss 50
III. LIABILITIES.
e. !! ; s; ::; ;;'':: i''. a ' ' 81 !. 8
s s$ y s:s:'.ssiss .i.k:: iss:s,sss 4 y
IN .......:.. iaa,ass .
Total nabdiass. cease 80
~. INCOME DE THE COMPANY DURING
I 1900 THE YEAR 1893.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-03-30
PROTECT YOUR y E

Mn. II. HlRsCHBERo.
The well Known Rye EzpsstS Of soe Olive ST. 9. Louis, M, sna
agents for his celebrated interchangeable spectacles AMI. Bye.
gfasses. Theee gassee arc the greateet invention ever made IN
6pectacles, and every pair purchased arc guaranteed, 80. that IL
81 any time : change g necessary lno matter how scratched the
lensest they will furnish the party with . new paif Of glasses,
f.se q cshsfge. Eaton q Wilcox hss : full assortmsnt md IN
Of these glasses over any and al others now In usAyS 70 call and
sxamins then e EATON Z WILCOX, sole AGENT tor Aos
no PEDDLERs SUPPLIED.
GENUINE UNLESS STAMPED NoNcHANGEABLx
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-01
gsrmij9tr telcarapbiIdc QcpeIdJrn

= 5n SOlnion.GOuutg, &p,, 1T Der
;3wcrg 2lbncr 2litrop im 2tlter pom 50
Jabrtn 9citOrben. .Gr mar 81 3oa
bob urO wO9 MIR 80 Yiuno.
= Sn Gan 6raa3isfo 1T gcItern 6.
s. a&altc, Der Stuat3 Scfretar BON
9GllfOrntcn, piDelid 9eitOrbcn
: Gburles 5. Scarieg, Der gabnz
Sugrduber, luuroe 9eitern i'm gcfaagnlB
81 Greocrif5bur9 Photographic uno
Damn III 6aImOtb, StanOrOzGountp,
ourd oen 6rieocnsrihter 9funOolpb i5les
lugb, Dor Deldem CT auf Gin 9OrOcrb0r
pcr3idtele, 0enI @tridtsuerIatren ubcrz
wicien, iuOrauf man ibn mteocr nad
Dem 9cTan9nlB 5urildbra9tc.
= Die Der Union angebOrigeu 3iez
qetfciulcger All 5odiOnuile, 6la., baben
Die 2lrbe.t ein9cltelt. Sie pcrlangen
neunltinOi9en 9lrbeitsta9 HnO s. yObn
pro Gag.
: 3n gtew,Yort eriaOB gsitern ser
Bdfer 6rie Otee icinc 3Osiabrige 6rau
Otaagc Wtee unO nabm Ii9 paau icIblt
OGS Ecbcn.
: 9n elmer &oblengrube in Otr
gfa6c pom Wilfe8barre, Ba., uerlOr &C..
itern Der SOblcngrdber GeO. S5itasa
ourd elnen unfau Ieln 2ebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-01

bon ser 8ciaeung ertranten. der
Dampier parO suleet am -. Scptems
ber berihtet. @r fuhr an oieiem Gage
BON 2iperpoOl ua6 Barcelona ab.
sam0wtrtDfGaftlthe 2lttnhe's fur
Scutidlc So;Idlaftcr.
Berlin, 81. Sftobcr. = Der Stat
oe8 gIu5pGrtigen 2lmte8, Der nit Dem
geiammteu 9ltit5etat b,m 9teidSta9e
al6balb nad jelner @luberufun9 auf
oen Is. gtOucmber uuterbreitet meroen
iUlro, lit nm ctncn neuen 2lu8qabep0z
lten bereifcrt woroen; in OemItIben iiuo
udmlid Die g)e5alter fir sic lanOwirtbz
idaft,iAen Geiratbe o6;r 2nnomirtb:
ihait8 9lttade'S porgeisDen, uelhe Oen
ta1Ierlihen VOtItaitcrn I'M Iu5lanoc,
aliO audi Der ocutidcu 8otIhaft III
2&aIbln9tcn, sbeiae9e6en weroen iollcn,
unO beren ipssicue Auigabe c8 iein wirO,
Die GanO .pirtbid)aft uno 2lQeS, mas baz
;u 9eh0rt, in Dem bc,reiisnOen gau0e
QriinolidD SIT ituOircn, Oarib,r an Die
9lc!dsregierIng 81 bsr!dteu, Serbinz
6un9en gum Nustauib uon iahlithcn
geObahtuu9en uno YeriudazW Wiirtbciz
lun9en an3ufniipfen unO Gberpoupt cin
ginoe9tieO 5wllden ser Oeuti6en urO
Der g1nOwirlbidait Se5 bctrciientcn
SaubeS 3u wcrocn, wie agdl bct 3ou.
uno Sarlfuerbunolungcn ia4gcmaBen
Serlht iiber Die lan6luirtbiaaItlihc
@roouftiOn betrcficnoe 6ra9en ju err
itattsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-01

Die Saiieriu bon China begeBt GelbifmorO.
Sbansbai, 81. Stt. : 0a8 @e>
ri9t bon Dem 2lblebeu Ser iungen &ui.
ierin BON Gbira beitatigt iidI; iie bat
SelbitmOrb bsgau9en. Ourt ir9cnO
einc SanOluns5welie bate iie 0a5 0tiBs
fallen Ocs &uiierS crrc9t, lpelder ibr
cine tiiatigc Sbrfcise uerabreidte. Gu8
@ram 9rin Die 9aiisrin sum @iitbefer.
Ser Raiier Von China lptrO se,s=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-01
gSaBrBcit OOrr 9idtung.
SSa5 eu Spfer oes SpiumgenuHes Der
GumberlGncer Boli;ei egSdblt.

Gum 6crlano, 0S., 30. Sft. =
Die Boli;iItcu 9(eDuolo5 unO Ntartln
fanOcn bcute ltafnlittaq in elmer 2Illep
an cinen SOISbauien angelebnt eincn
55rcmoen. melAtr iifl inter benz Glnz
flune BON Spium beion6, Sie bradJz
ten i'm ucd) oem Statioushauic, NO c8
Ocn Gottorcn Gmjpp uno Sraae nah
msbritiinO!9cr 2lrbctt gclaug, i'm 5Iemz
LID wieOer ber5uitelIen.
Gem EoIl5riz@bcf gsgcnii6cr CAB CT
ieInen 9tamen ais George OOrrlIon
pom Yitt8burg, ga, an, erfldrte, er
babe in Gcrcin nit Icinem Sruoer Oen
ocrboitctcu Searcep bel Dem 8abn3ugz
rcub 81 9lquiaz&rcef, ga, untcritiet.
AuBeroem batts oaS SriO nod elm grGuz
Ildc5 &crbrcden bcgangeu.
Otorgan OOer 0tOr9unfielO, weldcr
in Cincinnati ais elmer Der mutbmaBz
lihcu 9lQuber u.rbaitet muroe, femme CT
audi, Ooh iei 0ieicr al Ser Nquia=@reetz
Gnlirt nidt bctbeiligt geuelcu, ionOcrn
babe Staricp im leBtsn 2lu9cnblif inI
Sttt gelGiieu.
Die Boli5et idcint Ser @r3ablung
Oes 5rem0en Glauben ST idlenfen, oa
iic 9t.emauOen 3utritt 5u ibm gcltattet;
2eutc ieOof, ruelAe DOR Ser 8erbaftuug
nit Ocm Otanne iprahen. unO b:ncu er
Die Gjeidihte audi criablte, crfIGren,
Der Otcnih lei uerridt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-01
6rc6er 8aub am braru Sagr.
Sin SHweIeu.2aNeu pom sluet @auHeru
ausgercubt.

uIeHeLEuOl.
6 9icago, sd 80. Oft. : 3wct
StraBenrduber erbcuteten bcuts g(ats
mlttag in Dem SumcIicrz2aSeu ocn q.
QS. Sretbauer, Or. II, 8ai6ngtons
itrabe. 5umeleu uno 0elO i'm 8etrage
pon $4,000. Gtwa nm , llbr 9Iadls
mittag8 uerlieB Sr. 8retbaur iein
GOmptoir uno IieB icincn SO9u aqeln
i'll bcmielben SurHf. &aum pag Der
alte Serr Guf Die StruBe gctrcttn, ais
swei Maaner in SaS 3inm:r trateu II.
Dem gtidt5 abucnOen iunseu Otanu be-
iablea, Die '6GnOe in bic lo0be ;u bali
ten, lin i5rer 9lrnOroeruns mebr
9tadOrud 5a ocrleiben, 5og eiEer Der
Spiebuben eInen 9leuolucr, wdhrcnb
Der 3peite nit cincm StHd 8ltiI6bre.
wcIac5 er in Ser 6auO trug allerBauo
per0d4lige 8cweguu9cn ma9te.
8rstbauer belt lime 0dnoe Oann
auh in bic Sobe, uno erbiclt nun bic
NeiIun8, iih IN Oa8 geru0lbe Su periiz
gen. 2lIs CT 3Ogcrtc, Dem 8eieble nad>
3ufommen, paftc i5n elmer Der 5tdubcr
am Salie, mari i'm in tdS@ew6sbe unb
idlOB Ots Gbiire binter ibm. llutcrOelz
len bate Der jpsite 0atIuute aus Same
len, Dertn cr babbait wcrOcn fcnnte,
iowie ben Snba;t Der @elOibublaoe i'll
eiueu Cad gcworien, una SclOe iudten
bann mt ibrer Bcute oa8 Nsltc. Si8
ieet lit es Der BOli;ei nOtl nidt geIuuz
gen, and rur Die geriu9itc Spur Don
Sen 0tGubern su entocdcn. 9lls Sretz
bauer, ien., 3uriiftebrtc, iah CT lid lan>
gere .3ett psrgebcn5 nab Icinem Sobme
UNI, bis ct, Ourd Elm anbaitenoc5 Bos
den an Die 2blre 0es @ewO Olbs9 auiz
merriam gemadt, bicie5 Oiincte un0 Oen
iungcn Diunn bcircite. Grit oann war0
Der 9laub befannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-01
| The German Correspondent,

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in the city of Baltimore and neighborhood 12S
cents per week; DAILY and SUNDAY 10 cents per
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s. so per annuiu. for shorter time in propor-
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inducements TO clubs, S25u per annum 70 any
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or Weekly 81 per annum. THE BEST AND
CHEAPEBT GERMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE AE1
SOUTHERN STATES,
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@nropdif6e Sa6ef- 2sertfte.
Srr &ranfe ben Sibaoirn.
9as Dtorqer= 9nI[etiu,

SGe Vlul9ci= SUHetlU.
B Beter88urA Il. Sftober. .-0aS
beutc frib nm s lIbr perOfentlidte
SIaetin lber bas 8eiiuSeu oe8 @3aren
Iantet, pie iolgt: y0cr &aiIcr idlieT
elnl9e Stunoen. DIS 8lutlpcien bat
etmaS nu6gelaiicn; nj lltbrigcn lit Der
3ultanO Oes Patienten unpcrdnoert.
SOuoon, 81. Ssobcr. Der Erin;
BON g8ales uno Satin rciltcn beutc
SOrmittag mittclf gpe5juI3uges naa
&iuaOien al.
SOn5on, 81. Of. : Die ruiIiIde
SOtltuit bierfelbit hat beute friib bic
gta9rit)t erbaltcn, 6aB ser 3ultano ocS
e5aren auBerit fritlit lei. Gr iit nift
LANCER in Stanot, iid nieoer Su legen,
lOnoeru rubt in cinem 2ebnitilel. geiOe
gungen iinO ciiigrt. 0a8 Ylutipciieu
bat itd ocribtimrlcrt unD anOcre unz
9unltiSe SDm2trme batcn ii4 eingea
ltcqt.
Cine 0cpeIte ans 8erlin an sen
n@lube" mclOes, SaB Broi. gcyScl aus
Sipaoien ocm 0raIen Sduipaloff ruiz
iiIdlcr gOti9aftcE in berlin, telcgraz
pbirt babe: SD bin i'll Yer3wclflung;
elnc SatuItropbe 1T unabmenSbar."
Beter8bur9, 81. Sft.-0ie 9lrfs
rc9uu9 anlaBlidI Ser aus 2ipaOien eiuz
qetrOfienen 9tadrihten iiber ba3 81
iinOen ce5 GSuren 1T cine 3jemljd grOBc.
Die YOIi;iiten, wcI9e mi. Sc: Sertbcis
lnng Ser S5IactinS bctraut Iino, weroeu
BON elmer Oidten g}enidcnmeuge bclas
CERT, 90 icOcr Oo5 Serluugeu Ie9t, sin
GtempIur 3u crbaidcu. 9ln alien Straz
Bsneden taur man gruppen BON Bin
germ itben, weldle auf BEN Stnis'n llss
9eno gum 0tmmcl I'M Die Gentiung Nc8
G3Greu flebtn. lin ll1r bcute 9tadz
mlttag biclt Satcr YeluOiu8, Der Otcs
tropOIltau uon ct Fctc 8turg, cincn
8ittsOttsS0.enit III bcr ct. 3iaatsRuz
tbcorale ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-01
Die u9entI6c Stci0sbanf."

8erlin, 80. Sft.-Qas Grefutiu.
GOmite Der r0eutideu 91eidabant"
belt beute cine Sieuns. 0a5 Dircftos
RUM marb crmdAttqt, SorituIe uno
0arleben ouf ale ruiliide @srtbpupicre
5u MAIDEN, utlde ejnen ieititebenoen
s3in5iuB III 9OlO ;ubleu, chen 10 aui
ruiIide G!icnbabuzPriOritdtcu, osren
s3inien in Golp 3ablbar linO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-01
Sran0c.

&auia8@GitD, 0iO., 80. Stt.-
Bur iraben WtOg9cnitunoe warO Oen
yaoen Ocr y@re:nze)rOcerpzGomp." al
Sauta Sc : 2tpeuue 5erlt0rt. Der Ger
lut am G5cbauOe uHo lSaarcnla9cs be:
t,dgt $4,000.
Sitting Sun, @u., 80. Stt. =
,Seuer serit0r.e bcutc irab pier 2aOcn,
swei Glsbduicr, Elm 8Obnbau6 uno Oai
Spreenbau5. Serluit $4,000. Ser:
iiheruug $4,000.
.0rleans, Ga, 80. Sttbr,
= Die &utidcniabrlf uOn s. 5bOmp:
ion 81 YruOer oil 9tampcritraBc purct
beute iriib ein9sdidcrt, Selluit $25,:
600. 9SerIhcruno $40, 900.
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Sin ueuer 9atient in Ocr faiierli1en
SSGttttic.

Berlin, 81. DIT. -28ic tcr r&0!z
niiden 3t9." aus 4etcr5burg beutc gcs
melOst pIro, perluuiet OOrt, oaB oud
Der .3uitauO Os5 @rpBiariten 2Ilcrl5,
be5 iiingten Sobnt8 oe8 YroBiiirlten
Oildael 9titOlai,witIh, elne3 Sntel6
beS Giaren, gu YeiorgniB 2lnlaB gcbe.
9eocnfau5 madt eiu SunQenlcioen Ell
uen 9luIentbalt OcS &ranfen w6hreuS
be5 BiuterS in 2It9ppten nOtbwcnOtg.
Grin 2eiOsn iit gleidsr 9tatur, me On5
Oe5 @rOBfiriten @tOrg. Oe8 3lueitaltelten
Sobues beS Ssarcr.
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Sic Grifis in Berlin.

StofboIm, 81. Sft.-Da8 Srz
rcnbuus gu 9pentoepln9 paro Ourf
5euer icrit0rt. 6iinfsebn Ser 3nIaiien
fnluen III Dell N[amntn I'M.
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10. C. JlltOO(cRnuf,
GtOer
Ghubc ........ Shubc .......- Shube.
s.. Oan3egfO&.
9;r. I31, RprOs8an= Stras

ylr. II a. ylUTU-WHIIl : IItI HV.
9ln mciHe SuuosH UHo oaS BublIilm 2Solen Sie
fir furSe Seit 20 his 30 Gts- AM Dollar paren, 10
iprechen Sle in Dem G,tcU Ed0cH an EertHqtoHz uHo
GauitraE. por, inorm ltb utH aroGen &orratb I8aa=
zen pom ciEer aui8eioitsu Nlrma III Bjtdoepbla er=
ianoen babe mo lGutcr 9ute gSd0leu fubre. Clos
etriae Irelie tier: I0mcus IOu9oIa Nuopi 80 Gents
81 Is r,rtb UidoteE Dong. .z9HopL 75 SIS, mert6
81 %; aiu0erz D, S-lI, 65Gts., mertb$l; Subenz
Sdu5e, alle5 geocr, 2iI2-5!l2, Sl.1O, mcrtb ST.
so; SrabeHitHbe. Il-2. SO Gents, ruertd S1.25;
oQR; por;iqit grbelt5iduhe 81, mertb Sl.25
ebcnio aroRc Quspatl ron Nerrcn oGuSdHben IN sel=
hem yroer fIr IS Gts., Wertu $50; etgRsn id gut
iHr Fcierta9s @5cteris. ,eost 8aEler er9olt tlHeH
feiueu SdUb;utnoqier. lSept12 23Ute.I I.G.&.Gl
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! 9unnre Wrrcier.
Der eheuluIige Yysuier.giiuiiter uon Gue.
bee gelorbeu.

Der eAeMallge Breuuer'Yttntfer non &.ue'
bee geitorbeu.
NtOutreaG, 80. Oftbr.-Sonors
Otercier, GrzEremicr BON Suebcc, ltorb
bsute irub 80 llbr naa e:ner mebrmOz
natI!d)eu &rautbeit Selt ictncr 9tlez
Oerla9e lei Oen au9cm.iucn g8uRlen I'M
0}ar3 1892 bate er teinen aftiuen ans
tbeil an DER YOl:tif mebr gcnOmmeE.
Gem Ableben wirO allsemcln b:traucrt.
Der Scritorbtne marO am Is. Sttcs
Der 1910 gcborcu, 9enOB iclne Grjicz
bung III Dem 3eiulten>e OQr9 3u NtOntz
real unO piomete iib Der 9fedt5pfle9e
bis er im Sabre 1872 Ourh Grlp0bIltng
ms Farlamcnt auf Oas poIitll6e @sz
bet Ibertrat. Scine amtaiGbrun9 ais
FremGer mar ui6t geraOe cine oll9cmeln
3uTrle0enl ltcaenoc.
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9lrhcit INN sSnnnifrir.

Sa;letOn, Ya,, 81. Sf:obcr. =
Cine TobnrcOuttion BON 20 Yro5:nt
wirO mOrgeu in Den 9feparatur 8erts
itGttsn Der n2ebi9b Saaep 9ubu" spt
&eatbcrlD ctu!resen. Den Yeatcn muroe
Die alternative seiteut, ertpebcr in Die
SObnrcauftion 5u luiIllgen ODer gar nidt
3u arbeltcn. Die SlnEiinoiguuq bat
untcr Den Arbcttcrn srOBe 9lufre9uug
herppraeyufcn.
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@emiatiges 3eugnB oes GiuwanoeruugS,
GOmmiiiars, A6tb. gcorgc 2.arr, i'll ge.
5u5 aRt Die 0sjltraft uou IaOwap's
3eaOg 9ielief bel etHem Sale BON
9lbematismus III Den Siifteu.

gtr. ., S an Req Ella +, y gorE.
Or. TGbUGp. - &ti mir bat 5br Rclief gHuroeg
aemrtt. ISdbreHo Der ltttcu sabre mar idb uoH
h0unaeH uHo bo5artlIc7 AEaucu ron Sciatica bcims
9elutt iupeea erltrettcE ito oleiebtn uon Der yeua
oeEsgcRo bis iu Den 4Hueiu mo 3eltmeIllg iber Die
belotH uEtereH SlleoWuEcH.
2SGhrcHo oleier -Selt, IN iUclder i'd uuH bieien
Shmer5en sepIG9t mUJoc babe ld uit Ole Neilmitisl
probrt ole Ir non IHtsulleHtcH ycUteH uHo JtGrreR
emplobleH DuIoeH, IN Der NurHung, @reIttcr Su
1lHoeH, ood IueS crtu:c5 itlh ais clH TebliGa1.
S(tl bob: perdDie0eEe grtsH &docr 1ebraudt, mid
maHEi9Iater SebGHoluTa UrterSoaen, duBtrltb %lHls
meEtt III DtGie aHQcULuot ioUe JC3cpte Der heruurz
rn9eHoeH aer5e, ydtt5 lHocH uCrmo ute Su bclicu.
SerloneHcH ScptemctT muroe Id uuf oriHgeuoeS
@rludeH eIHeS 6rcuroeS Jocr ib IN oericteH gage,
mIe Id bctaHc) ucrcttt Agr WItte su probireH. idJ
lttt iu Der Selt clHem mCtHer alien GHi6le. S.I
melHtr uebelraduH4 uEo 9rogteH tyreuoe Utrihaifte
mIr ole erIte &pputOtioH GrIeIdgeulH1, nudocm i'd
Die uIs rteH :, ellie Gcbnhet muiiuQirt bate in
ben @llcomdBcH murbt ourdI ous 9lelei ne Uobla
t1uc oe 2Sarme berCOr3ewitH uHo IN frer Seit per-
lhpGHo Der Sdmer6 OUlraHoll. Sbllelh Id leidlte
perloolihe IHidlc uerpuuc brl'm NcrGHHabcH elmer
9eHoerun9 oes ESeters, 10 uciR Id lctt ooh. pte ib
mid 81 turlreH tabe uHo 5GW Nerriher Der SltuutOn
made. EADwAI's READY RELIEF 1T mciH Nreuuo.
Sjd uHerHehme feline JclIC. Uhuc cine 6laihe oauoH
IN metHem 9teicfUiier mItUHehMeH.
S5r ersebeHer SEQ. 9tarr.
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Sic vPenniBlbanicr SaBn" muB
3ablcn.
gsOsutenOe s6uOensrioefumme suertanr

9eOeutenOe SGabensriObiumme suertaunt.
Bbila6elp6ia, 30. Stt. = Die
an %. 6ebruur b. S. auf bem GAM
pier ngcp@YOrf% III @cgenwart bc5
Yraioentcu 9urriiOu in Der 9leidnamiz
gen StuOt ltatt9eiunOene i5Iag9euauiz
bliiuns bate Dor Oen @eridten in Ybi,
labelpbia Gin gtadipisI. Der 3wcite
pom MaibinstCn nah 9tcmsYOrt nit
Ocr @sieliduit Oes Yrditenrsn abges
fa4rene .3ug mar an Der SOutbitraBeus
Station in Bbilaceipbia in einsn s2n9
Ger PbilaOslpblas8 s8altlmOrezBiImlngz
toner Giienbobn" btucingciabren, unO
iuartn bel bieIem lluTaue 4 8erIOnen
get0otet, 30 idwsr ucywun0et wOr0cn-
Dem bel oieiem llufale idwcr ucrleRten
6enrp %. Bur9oie ipruden Die @ez
idwOrenen beute nud ciaem ahttG9igen
Bro3sNe $50, 900 Sda0eneriae 5u.
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guFmeiEer bun gGaibinotun

gguibingtou, 3. g., 30. Stt.-
IraTOent Glcuelano ernnnutc heuts
3ams5 =. g&iQct; Sum YOitneiitcr III
ocE 2eunOesbauptitaot. Der ncue BOitz
mcihcr ut Gin angciebencr 0ei9Git8z
mann uuS elncr Otr 6Gbrcr Ser Demo
tratcn I'M 9iltrift Columbia.
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Uirnteu mn 0rr Glrhcit.

YbiIaoeGpbia, Ya., 80. Stt.-
Gin SpejiaI &abcItelcgramm aE Die
btcii:e goric mtlOet aus 2llmcria, OuB
Die ltalicniiae Sarte pScntOIo," Capt
tan Starita, wedc am II. S,ptember
BON philadelphia nad 9tcapel bcitJmmt
mar, al Or afrlfaailhen &iiite BON
Blraten iiberiaIlen ruO um 1000 &Ilten
Scl qcpliinoert mur0e.