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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-27
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An American norticulturist Talks About
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mem
one day towards fne close ol June.
took q run through three of ;hc London
PARKS, viz. Battclsta. Victoria. and Fms
bury. These are widely apart hut. h-N-
ing friend with me quite 40 h1n, DOB
London. we were able 10 yisi. tue iNlr
i'm one dqv drought sin continued SO
that the flower b,ds were suffering ft
much. Notwithstanding The evid' nt efforts
being made 10 supply them with water
artincially. In all the parks trait ! nave
seen great deal of attention has been
paid 10 creating beautiful natural
scene. There are good roads. masses OF
shrubs and trees, and broad stretches of
lawn. but little different from Well
fcpt country residence.
The boundary roads and paths are near
~ always heavily hanked with shrubs
and tt,es. sd often with border OF her
bacoous plants between the path and the
shrubs Along some of the wide dawes
shrubs have been used in clnmps. but all
set close enough together 10 form con-
tinuous line Of green.
These parks have lakes ia their mi---,
I'm which are usually several small :si-
a. DIS. heayii.' wooded always. and PROV
ing nice shelter for the many weD-foot-
ed occupants of the water. Boats are for
hire al these places but when used their
occupants are not permitted Go land on
the islands. The white flowers of the ti-
derherry were conspicuous on many OF
these islands as were those Of a herhace-
GUS plant OF tall growth. the ierac.eum
giganteum, an umbelliferous plant We'll
suited to the situation PoygOnums were
also here. flOurishins finely in damp
places near tie waters edge; and mere,
too. either naturally or artincialiy plant
cd. were lots OF colts foot. Tussiiago iar-
fara. forming green ground 10 the
shrubs and trees. The matrimony vine,
LNciun Bdrrarum seems well in place.
forming a low, dense mass OF green.
There were many clumps OF tiie dog rose.
Rosa Gamma. and these were iull OF tne
single ligh, pink flowers.
Battrrsea Park is favorit" place Tor
women bicyclsts. At the time Of my
Nisit the broad roadways were thronreu
with them. But few gentlemen riccrs
were there. though plentiful enough else
who're.
have seen the weeping elm and weep
ing ash i'm mucn better shape IN these
rarks and In other grounds mere than
have seen them with MS. They are graft
ed high. say at eight 10 nine -eei from the
ground, so that as they grow they form
y beautiful and coy arpor. They are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-27

mop up the earth with the Tohaccons,
ists.' IT YOU didn't you nllasc' o"S
r. mos. avcitinp.games of bail ever play
Ell in Richmond. notwithstanding me
fact that 1t was played by auiomatons;;
There were fully rinc hundred lalles an
gertlomen at the Mozart Academy yes's.-
day 10 witness the game by sam ''IoN 49,.
.aI,tonatic baIl-plavers. and not moment
during the game did the enthusiasm las.
The little fellows are wonders anu tn',e
will doubtless be a still larger crowd 70
greet them this afternoon.
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The IOudOun Fair.

IEESBURG. VA. August 2l-Spccial.-
The Fair of the Loudoun County Live
stock Exhibition Association commences
on their grounds near Leeshurg. next
TUESDAY. August nth and viii continue
feature PROMISES TO Toe exceptionally at
tractiVc-a number OF good ones" viii
figure on the turf a'.d altogether the Ex-
hih'tion. with anything like favorable
weather will be of unusual interest
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ERIOTs DROIGHT ON SOTTB SIDE.
\ Chapter Of the "Daughiers of The Con
fedcrncN" To- hc Organized.

PETERSBURG. VA. Aug. &.-Spe-
cial-Lcwis Sheffield. charged with the
cutting and wounding OF negro named
John Avery. IN Pocahontas, AT late
hour Saturday night. was called in the
Mayors Court this morning. when the
accused waived an examination, and asked
that the case be certified 10 the Hastings
Court which was done. Sheffield was
released on bail. In jhe penalty of 500,
with Police Officer Wells as his bonds
man. Avery has four cuts In the back,
but they are not serious.
The drought in some OF the counties
Of Ssu.hslae Virginia is becoming very
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(.oochlaud Items.

JOHNSON'S SPRINGS. VA, Aug. g
Special-During this week the pastor OF
Goochland church has been aided in 4
protracted meeting by Rev. j. r. Tucker
of Richmond The church has been
crowded with eager listeners. There
have been fifteen additions 10 the church.
The weather is extremely dry. and
crops are suffering.
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This cause came or this day to re again
heard on tLe papers formerly -eLi' ana
vas argued by counsel. on consii ration
whereof. D. appeirlns 10 me 'ou.t ihat
Commits slOner =. IS. Patterson Alai 30
TIE office of this court on the -itn day
OF February. $50. an account % me
transactions OF samuel !. Naldll, ai-
mlnistrdtor or the estate OF Jer -midA
Braylly. deceased. ana report as To
the debts and demands against .hc estate
OF tne said deCcrcnt, such account anu
report having been made by him I'D puf-
suance OF DEGREES heretofore cnteiei
herein and moro than one year laFiA.
elapsed since the qualification OF thc SAID
Samuel r. WadIiu rs administrators as
aforesaid the Court, upon the m)Lon 81
Amelia o. Brayiey, one OF the dlstiibu
ices OF the said estate, by counsel dotn
order that the creditors Of the said Jcre-
miah Irayley. "a .ctdged. doth show cause,
N any thew ID. before this Court. on
inc first DAY OF the next term thereo!
DS,l. October 1ti). against the payment
and delivery OF the estate OF SAID cece-
dent 10 his distributes. And 10 y or
derad that a copy Of this order be- pub
li.tnel once a week for four successive
weeks in some newspaper published 81
the city or Richmond, ana Da posted a.
the 'front.' door OF the COURTHOUSE or the
county OF HenricO on the FIRST day or
two successive terms OF the County Court
OF Henrico.
J.. T. BgOADDUS,
&. II. e. e.
wADDILL. JR.. Attorney for Plain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-27

Earred Norfolk. 4. Roanoke. 2
Home runa-Corcoran Herr. stolen
base-Norfolk. :. Roanoke. 1. Two-base
hits-Hcrr. Tate %, O'Haean. Thorn
ton. Sherer Niox. Bases on balls-by
Herr. 1. by Lloyd. 3. Struck out-by
Herr. 3. by Lloyd. 2. Double plays
Mills. C0rcoran. Tate %. Umpire
Mitchell Time of game-one hour and
fifty minutes.
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NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Aug. 26.-Spe-
cial.-T grand jury of the County
Court to-day returned not true bill in
the felony case OF George f.. Trice.
charged with an attempt some time ago
10 shoot Carter b. F!cklin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-27

GAMfs SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Pittsburg al Boston.
ST. Louis az Brooklyn.
Louisville al New York.
Cleveland az Philadelphia
Cincinnati az Baltimore.
Chicago al Washington.
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TRUCKERS DOM THE FfRUERs.
\ Close Game Won by superior stick
Aarl.

NORFOLK. Va. Aug. 25- Special. -Su-
periOr stick work AT a critical moment
gave the game 20 the Portsmouth team in
to-day's contest with Petersburg By one
run.
Both sides laid goose eggs until the
eighth inning. when Portsmouth got i'm
two runs Petersburg retaliated in the
ninth. but the best the Farmers could do
WAS 10 get one man across the plate.
Appended is the score in detail.
PORTS AInTrrrt4
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FORT MONROE. VA Aug. 1.-THE
Hampton Normal and Agricultural IN
stitute started handsome exhibit con-
sisting OF farming implements and pro-
ducts, furniture. etc, for the Atlanta
Exposition to-day.
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Stanton Military Academy.

A Military School for young men and
boys Unsurpassed in course OF study,
thoroughness of equipment. and beauty
OF location. Handsome illustrated ca;a-
logues sent on application.
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LOUISVILLE. Ky. August -j. Threat
ouing Veatl er kept many away linm
Churchill Downs this afternoon For On"
FIRST two races tine track was i.-i
iust before the third race hnfl PAIN i'.i
and the track WAS dQnaemii. Iii N.'
fayoritc won. Summaries.
First pace four amt one-haIf illohi
Princess prim 600. Ncwcom. lo ID ilfsl
Sapphire second. lulOy taiiA llr'''
Sc 81
Second race-threc-quarters ~ miir
selling swiftly c5. Walker. % 10 1 ili--
Roosevelt second. Hubert thifd Time.
l.25 10.
Thlri race-four and ha'f furIonr~r
Bonnie Louise Cos. Newccu. ID ,o
FIRST. Alfcdcna second. Willie shannon
d ird Time. a5 -.
Fourth -thfee-quart' off mi.
A'ete u05. II. Williams, to D ifst Iril-
bv second. M0rto fonso thifn. lim''
1919 IL.
Firm receive oishras of mile. seii-
irr-Sluire Gay G0i Higgins. t0 D. hf-i'
Sir Dixie second. Joe clark third ii'h''
.03 3-i
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Batteries: Mercer and Mcclure; Grif-
fifth and kittridge.
nav iohK. 9: 81. LOUIS. .

EattcrIos: Norccr and NcElire' UTE
fifth and klttrdge.
sfw YORK. g. 81. louis. ,.
NEW YORK. August @.-Thc New
Yorxs won the eleventh game or tncii
series with st. Louis this afternoon ~
visitors could not hit clark. when men
were on bases ana supported Breiteh,
stein poorly The home team chh.n,u
their victory In the seventh. when ,"'g
rolled up i've runs on two sins'S,,. "
double. and errors by Breitcnstein. shee-
han and Quinn. 49, 49,.
The lat;er's blunder was n wild throw
10 tho plate that let in three runners. VI
Ter played superDly at snort, aeceP""7
twelve chances without an error ~,
Elv's batting was the best feature Oh
the visitors playing ~ l.
Score. -. -. -
New York ........ . o o ; V"u ~
81 louis ......... I 0O1 I o o , % u
batteries. Clarke and Farrell. Breiten-
sfaiu and IicfZ.
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rC0Te hy innings. I.
Portsmouth .......0 d % % d o. 2
Petersburg ........0 % % % % % % D.
summary. Earned Portsmouth. o.,
Petersburg. /. TwO-base h.t-MOnsan.
Stolen bases Hallman. Hall o.. Cavillc
McGann. Sanford w. Bases on balls OF
M0yuehan. 8. of Packard T. Struck on,
By MOynehan. /, by Packard. B. Double
plays-LyOns. keefer. Smith. Mciauu.
Moynehau Hit by pitchor-Haliman.
uuirr- pnrl-n
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rnmADlWmA. 8. cLlyEIlND. /.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Aug % -phiia-
lelphn DEBATED CleYand to-day boy bet
ter. all-around playing ln the first iu-
nine the locals punched four hits while
the visitors Jumped three of their errors
Taylor pitched magnificent bail as did
Young after the opsnin-. Sullivan put uD
sensational game al short. ana also
showed the way in the batting Attend
duce. 6.6G Score. r. d. r.
Ihiladeluhia ......f O00O11-s D. .
cleveland ........O o OV00lO-t
Batteries. Taylor and Clements, Young
nn.I l4'ffUnnIr
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STANDING oF THE CLUBS.
Games won and lost by each club to
each other club:
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Amelia q. Brayiey. ................ PLAINTIFF
against
scmucl =. Naddu alminlstratJr of the
estate of Jefemlah brdyicy, deceased
ana Others. .udaats.
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GAMrs YESTERDAY.

AT Lyrchhurg.
Richmond. $. Lyncnburs, T.
AZ Portsmouth.
Petersburg. 1. Portsmouth, ,.
AZ Roanoke.
Norfolk. Z; Roanoke, 3.
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They Let the Reds Beat Their Record
spiders Also Take a Tumble

BALTIMORE. MD, Aug. 2G-After maxi
ing the seasons record OF fourteen
straight victories. the Champions went
down to-day before Pitches Rainas De-
was found safely fifteen times but kept
the bits we'll scatt red. and was lIt.r
lfst-class support Ilenming cssat..l i.
do the twlflius tor tle horIe team. AI...
being hit eight times for twelve bases. aal
allowing one hatsman 10 walk 90 nls.
which uettei the visitors six runs. Doe ie-
tired 30 favor OF ClarksOn at the end
of the third inning. The latter failed O.
stop the mslaie of the Cincinnati BATS
men. and was touched up for sixteen
bases during the ema'nder of the game
Smith and Miller made the star plays.
thr latter climbing up the rsht-leli fence
and BRINGING down with him kelly's long
hv. Attendance. 1900. Score.
H. n. T.
Baltimore .........00 O3OO1f-g lG
Cincinnati ........1 % 2O0O3-l2 5
Batteries. hcmmiug. Clarks0u, and
Clarke. sniues and Vaughan
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NlTGlNiA.-lN THE CIRCUIT COURT
' or HENEICO COUNTY, lLl j..
fNftT
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BOSTON. 3. rIrrsnran. ,.

BOSTON. Aug. 26--Costly err0.s gave
lhe Bostons a victory to-day over the
Eittsblrss Boz one OF the most exciting
games OF the SEASON. HaNley was more
effective than Nichols. but the latter was
far moro steady. and az critical points
dld graudly. Lowe retired on account of
a bad foot at the end the first inning. and
Mccarthy took his place, Tenny golug 10
left The BOsiOns put up a superb. fitld-
ing same. Long. 1enny. and camel ex-
ceiling. Attendance. $3.50. Seors.
r. II. T..
Boston .....OO1OOIl0O- %
Pittsburg ........0O 1OO11OOO- 2
Batteries. Nichols and Camel HaWley
and Merritt
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nnooELYN. Z. LoulsvlLLr. 2.

BROOKLYN. y. y. Aug 26.-Brook-
Ign added another victory TO It's credit
to-day. making nine straight victories
fOr FOutzs men. The Colonies were
dangerous for five innings, but in the
sixth ard seventh inaings the home play
ers tit weighing Tor six nits, added five
r,rs TO their total, Of which four ~sis
earned.
Corcoran hit safely every time he tOed
tho plate. Shoeh. Daley, Shug Ut and
Collins made pretty catches.
Score: r.. n. Il.
BROOKLYN .......2 1cOO239x-7 n D.
Louisville .........0OOO 1OIO0-2 Is
Batteries. Kennedy and DALEY; Wey-
hing and Warner.
WASHINGTON. 3: CHICAGO. ..
WASHINGTON. Aug eJ.-To-day's game
was decided tie on account OF dark
ness.
In the first half Of the ninth inning
Arson made tho tentn run for Chicago,
but al that time II vas so dark that IL
was impossible TO give the home players
their time at the bat. In consequence the
score reverted 10 the eighth inning.
The feature OF the game was the batting
OF Abbey. Wilmot. Setback. and l-ange
and the nelling of Mcclure and Wimot
Attendance, leo.
Score. X. II. r..
Washington ........0 90 o. % IA
Chicago ...............3 0 90 rs IL y
Game called en- account OF S<xkasss.
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M Trnck a QnngmIrc.

H1fiOTII "IlUItIs dUU N"'IT'
Flood. and summers.
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George WeanOrp's
9ampf aiifesei in gpn slutenio.

Qaen iubuarienen gtobIiIements.
lpeldle srOBe @efdbe n5tbig baben, 10.
lpie Vieb3ti9tern. Safmern unb aaen
Oeneu, bic @iiiernen gebrauden, III
Seorg Wanbrp'S renDmmirie Dampf.
fiiferei in Der 6anbelSpelt uuter benz
laumsn 'sSan Antonio Tank Factory"
hefaHnt. beitens al rmpfe9len. 1err
Wnaorp, Elm 6admann in Der sfiifes
rel. Der aud mebrere fur bieielbe iebr
Uidliiae @rfinbunsen in ge5us ouf
Wai6inen gemadt bot. liefert cine 10
por8tiali6e Irbeit baB nod nie ein
8abel segen- biefelbe Iaut gemorben III.
Seiu Ruf a.S 5abrifant. Der es nit
irgenb @inem in ben Ser. 9taateu
aufnebmen fann, erftredt fi6 melt iiber
ole @ren5en bes Staates binaus unb
Qnftrdge fommen ibm ieIbf aug ben
entlegenften Sbeilen Merifos au.
S6reibt I'M 4ataloge unb preiss
liiten, bic gratis perianbt nerben.
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bate, glitt luierst berab, n'b nit
elmer fleinen Gels:s irrunn bic lie nur
nod rei5enber ina1.jte, Wa:.hte il, 1i6
ben gtdberfomnenoen gu.
Wlit Der lltigebliebenen &jai.a L., .,.,., ., !,
8noolf ieinen 5ut, mdbrello Sl:is in
unoerfennbarer 0erle9enbeit tSi tno
ebrerbietig AfiiBte. @obrl6eirG: j lber
bdtte feiner BON ibnen bel Der Ce;,;.oers
bartlett Der lllnitdnoe, mel6e Sieie
ge9egnltnS begleiteten, logleid Die
redten @orte fir eine 9lnrebe gefunz
ben,, menn iDnen sic junse Dame nibt
freunbliG 5u Oilfe aefoulmen pdre.
n@uten stbeno, nerr !0ellborn!"
Ia9te lie nit einfa6er 6er3li@teit.
u0hm baben mir ia etnen aueenfd(s
li9en 9emeis bafiir, mie flein Die 8elt
unb ME allmdbti9 Der 3ufall ift.
9lber nit. elmer mie leltlamen 8iiroe
baben sic lid ba belaitet?"
Wdbreno iie gu 6u6olf fprad). bate
lie Srie ME einenl suten Befannten
pertrauliD sic Sanb gum @ruBe aez
reidt; aber Der eiferlii6tisen Nuflnerfz
ialnfeit OeS 9anbibaten entsing es
nt6t bab Der &nabe btele fleine 6ano
fann, gu beriibren maate.
(Gortfebuns foT8t).
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Galifprnif1 J NNefne.

Weinliebbaber iinben elm sroBss %,
ger bon feinen California @einen Sci
2errn s. 5. Meper ON Nlomp
Wlaaa. Serr Wteber fuMt bic Weine
an Drt nnb Stelle aus unb fauft bireft
aus bem 3eller Der Weinaiid5ter. 9(ls
gutem 9enner geIingt es ihm tets, SIC
oefen Sorten ausanpdblen. 81 lam
letne 8unben unb 6amilien NIT einem
giifeH 5ropfen Derieben. Rotbs unb
gSeibs Weine in bor5iigIi6er auaIitdi
pom leBt ab $1.00 her @allone = frei
ias 6au8 aeliefert.
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mails, au6 nt6t fiir Elm @alaotnner.
ote Sutnnte bon 1000 Wtarf. gubbinos
ltno ltets in perl6iebenen iparmen. .u1o
falteu arten pertreten. Bum 9ladttIe1
iDeroen fiinf ooer feds per1dieoene
aaieiorten auf Sri italll6alen in bier.
edtgen Wirfeln berungeretcbt.
Ole 8eoienung BET 9i1d perleben
bet fletnen Mabl3eiten feds Die1ter.
Die lamn1tlt6 bur9 langen Dienit iid,
Dom r9rOomA gu bieiem @brenpoiten
aufgel6mungen baben, unb bene1t atpei
taotld)e (eingeborene) Diener 3ur Sette
iteben. Ser Sberfeflermeiiter unb ber
aSnigitt uMper" (9feifer, bas lit
bo1ldnotlber Dubeliadpfeifer), btefer
IN oollem 9o6lanoanslg, rei9en BEN
Wetn. gei 9roBen Mabl3etten ipaltet
ettt Seer bon Dienern leines gmtes.
Befannt lit, baB NiemanS ste aSntoin
bet Safel anreben barf lonbern iebe
8eoe Sbrer Maieitat irbireft auaebt.
Der g9ein lit natiirli6 Ser ausaeiud>
telte. Portmein, 8urgnnoer ltnb Beube
eltquot lttto bte @ieblinsSgetrdnfe Der
90nigin.
stn Der Spite oes gerwaltunas,
iDitems ftebt Der Sbertbef, Wer. Gollis,
wel6er elm @ebalt BON mebr ais
$4,000 Marf be3tebt etn sleiGes ers
halt Der erite aii9en6ef pabretb oas
0ebalt Der bier Sberf59e ie 1000
W1arf betrdgt, beren Ginnabne iebod5
our6 9o6lebrlinse bebeuteno erbSbt
piro. Gin fleine8 Seer bon Dienern
uno Wiabden, 9afelSedern, Mannern
fiir Die Geior9nns Der Oefen, Die
y0rillS," peruoll ltdnotgt bas Yerional.
Sir Die 9uGen> ltno 9ubbinsfi9e iinb
neben &Dben unb Wido6en sfuei Sons
oitoren anseftellt, bie ebenfalls 5000
uno 1000 Marf @ebalt be3ieben.
9eoer etn5efne Tbeil bes groben
Wirtbl6aftsapparateS aber lit Der boben
6ran befannt, tie intereiitrt itd fiir
alle tbre slnseitellten unb fat itets Elm
guteS Wort unb Elm 0er3 fit bic ibr
trer eraebenen Giener unb Dienerinz
ne1t.
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Saiber Sabrpreis mad ct. 9pnis
iiuo auriiff

Jtir ben 5. bis II. Ottober 1895
oertauft bic SnternatiouaIba in Runo.
retie'Silette nod st. 2ouis su eiuem
Gabrpreiie BON allen 5tationen entlaug
Der Babn. 8illette tperbeu i1glid bonn
4. BIG 10. Sttober incl. sum gertuuf
angebsten. ipelde aiiltig inb sur &ad.
reile bis gum Is. Ottober 1895 incl.
.. 5. priee, q. @. @. u.
paleltine, Seras.
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Gir bic st. Souls NusHeauua,
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nub am 10. Otiober ifIieBt, uno fur
bic 2ouis Gair bonn Z. bis II. October.
oertauft bic 5. 6 g. q. 8abn Hunbs
reiie. gilete nod 81. 2ouis su bebeus
tenb berabgeieBten Yreiien.
Wegep ndberer MuStuuft wenbet Sud,
an ben 2ofal. 4senten, ober fhrsibt an
.. 5. Price. VI. 6. .. a.,
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Gar bic gomaI @onntp Gair. lpeI6e
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8raunfels ftattfinbet, perfauft Bic sSns
ternatioRolbabn &unbreiies 8i(lete sum
preiie BON 4 Gents per Meile bon
allen Stotionen amiiden San MntoniO
unb Nuitin. Wegen ndherer Nustunfi
menbet Sud on ben Ngenten.
.. S. price, u. g. g. a.,
paleiiine, 3eras.
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FaNaee.gsiaette aAer alrt
u a4 nnh boa Gnropa
SinifheHhe6ss s0aaten niebriaer ale
ie aslbur.

Jegt 1T bic 3eit. 3idets au taifen
uno Veripan6te unb BefaHnte aus ber
alien Detmatb beriibertommen 3u ioijen.
Wegeu genauer Snformation weabs
man ii9 an
Mr.. %. S. 9pnnG
'Senerais paifaaiersagent be, NaalIcrn
Oampfer 2inie,
o2o @ah 0oufou StraBe, San MMs
tonic, Seyas.
Sfli3ieler asent fur alle eurobdis
leben SGmpfer 3inien.
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G. x&E -
Bauluftiae mno ssemtraftoren

MAIDEN mir auf bic alte bepdbrte 8au.
bolshaubluns BON 6 b. StepeS &
S6bne aufmertfam, bic bebeutenbs
Nuantitdten BON bOrsiiglidep 8aubol,
unb groBe gprrdtbe bon 8biiren, 6ens
fern, Saloufien, S6inbeln, @ifen.
ipaaren, pie SdlbFer, NdseI, Garben
&c. on 9anb babeu. Rieberlaaen aa
Observation-Disclosures unb am Sunfei
Seleiie in Der on Commensurate.
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attlauta espOittiOu.

Niebrise grturlitionstreife mad Ut.
ianta unb surlid limb iebt auf Der SIN.
ternatiDnal Balm In 4raft. Wegen
ndberer NuStunft men6et @u& an
8. s. price. u. O. g. a..
8aIeffine Sero8.
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yfieori8er Sabrpreis mad DallaS
tlnN anriif.

Sir bic Seros Staats Gair unb
Sallas @Tpolition pertauft bic Snter.
nationalbcbn &unbreiie. .8illete su E l.
mem Gabrpreife fur Bilette.
melde gtiltig finO 3ur &iidreiie bis 5.
Nopember; unb eine Marimum &ate
bon $500 fir 8illette. rpeI1e giiItig
finb fir 3 Gage, BON alen Stationen.
Wegen ndberer Nusfuuft penbet @uh
an 8. 5. priee. u. g. g. H.,
paleiiine, Seras.
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zeichen Won Gesundheit.

Man braucht NIGHT zweimal him
zusehen, um sic zu erkennen -
klare Augen, frische Farbe, mum
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Serr Gbaiiepot, Der Grfiitber
oeS mad inn benannten @emebres
oerabf6eut Seuerluaffen unb bulbet
beren @ebrau9 auf leinen @ltern nidt.
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Sauienbe bon &beumatiSmuS ssdls
len finb bur6 Gimer mnS 9tmenb's
6e5ept ND 1851, gebeilt porben.
2tue Geloenben follten cine Glai9e ba.
oon beriu9en.
s. %. preffnn 6 Co.,
@albefon, 9eras
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tereS Lachen
und Aufge-
wecktheit bel
allen 'Thun.
Krankheit
wird nur lber-
wunden, ,wenn
an die Stelle
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,,2ibertb 8en"s Mehl 1T In olIen
Groceries au baben, es iit undbertreflii9
tn Qualitdt, berlangt eSl
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& a = y, e +.

bic gu bauen beabii9tieen, perueiien
mir auf bic 9ol3Hieberlagen ber alien
5irma @b. StepeS & S6hne,
bic au raiionablen preiien perfauren
unb Naes on 0anb baben, mos 3ul
4usfiibrung irgenb einss 8aues ge.
bort. Sic fubren aud erpBe 8orrdtbs
ueu benz beriibmten 9aii d @Ii
Sta 6elbrabt, galOauiirt ober
f9mar3.
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cines schwachen Gewebes Elm ge-
;undes tritt. SCOTS Emulsion Won
.eberthran bewirkt Heilung durch
lie Erzeugung gesundcn Fleisches,
qchmeckt gut und verarbeitet sich
eicl.t.
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,,3ibertt 4ell" III anerfannt befer
ais irgenb ein tmportiltes Mebl, Oh
BON nab ober fern. prnbirt es!
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Sriatt SOIlanh's saaHee /, iebeu
Sag frii& sebraant.