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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01

%sprinkling. It was very dusty yester-
day. The dust filed the air for half .
block ch each side of it. This made it
rather unpleasant for everyone. and
must have been doubly so for house
owners in the neighborhood. When hot
weather comes and windows must be
opened. this will be an awfu nuisance
and a serious detriment to the property
if it is not checked. There is no way of
preventing such a road from being dusty.
The only resour is to keep the surface
moistened. This should be done by the
County and included in the annual allow
ance for maintenance.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01
STILL WITHOUT A PASTOR.
Bergen Baptist People Cannot Agree
Upon a Minister.

The Bergen Baptist Church is still
without a pastor. The congregation
can't agree on the question of who the
Rev. d. ]. Ellison's successor shall be.
The large Sunday evening congregations
which used to fill the church are grad
ually diminishing, and it is feared by
many that unless something is done in
short order the church will drift bach
to the condition in which Mr.. Ellison
found it ten years ago.
Mr.. Arthur Preston'S music is a great
attraction, and is the means of holding
a large number of the congregation, but
Mr.. Preston is soon ito follow Mr.. Ellison
to Indianapolis. The services Yesterday
were conducted by the Rev. j. W. Rich
ardson of Plainfeld.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01

diers, and many of them shed tears over
her going. She broke down herself In
the middle of her address.
Lieutenant Griswold, who has been
in charge since Captain Mimms' illness,
leaves also. She will be stationed with
Captain Wilkins at Stapleton, 8. |. Cap,
cain Mimms and Lieutenant Banker VIII
rest for a couple Of weeks in Plainteld
before taking charge of ANOTHER corps.
a pound party. Each soldier and as
many of the congregation as can af7
ford to are expected to bring q pound
be used to stock the larder of the Off
GERS quarters for Captains Virgin and
Riggs, who will arrive on Wednesday.
On Wednesday night a grand welcome
meeting will be given them. Tonight
there will be a private soldiers meeting.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01

THE new departure in railroading by
which freight is to be carried between
New York and Chicago in twenty-four
hours is a dangerous innovation. 1t
brings the Metropolis closer to the Chi
cago City Hall han many portions of
Cook county. and the mex thing we
know there will be a full-hedged annex
alton boom started.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01
WoMAN's MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the P~resbytery of Jersey City
will hold it's t~wenty-third annual meet
ing on Friday, April 5, in the First Pres
byterian Church of Passaic. Thu morning
session will begin at 1920 o'clock. The
afternoon session will be devoted to a
discussion of the missionary work in
Syria.
The delegates will be addressed by
Miss Holmes, who has been engaged liz
the work in that country. A large num-
Der of delegates will attend from Jersey
Civ
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01
SIGNS OF ELECTION.

The people living on Clifton place were
agreeably surprised on Saturday, when
a gang of street cleaners invaded that
top of a thick layer of dust which has
covered the street since the November
election, II has caused no end OF
trouble to housekeepers and pedestrians
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01
FAREWELL AND WELCOME.
glow Salvation Army Oficers Come
md Go.

The officers OF Corps 2, Salvation Army,
Bergen avenue and Union street, fare
welled last night. Captain Mimms, who
has been in charge Of the corps since
August last, was too III to attend the
services, but Secretary Ferris read her
farewell lesson for her. Lieutenant
Banker, who has assisted her in all her
Iabors. said goodbye to the people she
has worked amongst for the past nine
months. She is much liked by the sol
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01
BURLINGTON DRIVING CLUB.
Special to the Jerscu Citu Meas.

BURLINGTON, April 1, 1S95.-At the
annual meeting of the Burlington Dri7-
ing Association, held at the residence Yf
Hon. Howard e. Parker, the followiryg
were chosen officers:-President, Howard
E. Packer; vice-President, e. B. Bunting;
Treasurer, Thomas H. Birch; Secretary,
Seldom r. Probasco; Directors, Herbert
Zelley, William j. Foy, r. Frank Wool,
Harry Sharp and Thoma MCFARLAND.
Extensive improvements are to be made
to the track in he suburbs and addi-
tional stalls erected.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01
PUBLIC LIBRARY CIRCULATION.

The record of circulation of books for
| home reading for the week ending March
so. 1895, was as foilows:-General works,
| 7s; philosophy, IS; religion, 76; sociology.
| 5Jsef,i1 arts so: fine arts, 80; literature,
| 29d. fiction, 4,TS3; juvehile fiction, 2,4S7;
| history, 500; biography, l55; travels, 426.
az this number there were delivered
| thruugh the delivery stations 1856.
Number of borrowers registered during
r Total humber of registered borrowers,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01
FIRST DUTY OF A HUSBAND.

The Rev. E. L. Stoddard at St. Johns
Free Church yesterday morning made an
appeal for money for the widow of a
clergyman. She had been left destitute
at her husbands death. DR.. Stoddard
said he could not understand how in
this age of cheap insurance any man
with a conscience could fail to provide
for his wife in the event of his sudden
demise. He considered it the first duty
of a husband to insure himself so that
his family may not be left destitute.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01
O0UNTERFEITs IN ATLANTIC.
"a .rrcu...Vc

ATLANTIC CITY. April /. 1So5.-A 81
yer dollar, one of the most deceivirg
ever ioated in this city. is troubling tie
merchants. 1t is a clever Imitation ard
cannot be detected except by sounding
1t with a genuine coin. a number of
them have been presented toSthaH banks
Within the last few days.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01
DBAcoNs AND ELDER INSTALLED

The Rev. Charles Herr yesterday morn
ing conducted an impressive service in
the First Presbyterian Church. After
the regular morning worship he ordained
and installed Messrs. Joseph D. Bedle
and John S.. McMaster as elders, n
George z. Halsey as deacon. They were
elected at the last annual meeting held
a few days ago.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01
L0EN q. sPARIN.s PROSPERITY.

john H. starin, Of New York. owns
islands ana ferryboats without numoer.
and has somerhing Ike S20sN00,C coo to his
credit. He was born in the Mohawk Val
years ago, when he was a small boy.
At the time he labored under the musi-
cal sobricuet OF john Hank. He dates
his prosperity from the time that he cot
a package of horse medicine on credit
and started to rafnp about the country
selling it~.-Exchange-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01

DID you read the "Recorder's'' article
on Jersey City politics this morning. 1t
was excellent. We know it was for it
was all in Saturdays News"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01

JUDGE LIPPINcoTT is to charge an
other Grand Jury tomorrow, and the
anxious seat is densely populated this
ara-;,o
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01

DR.. PowELL's new operation for the
cure of idiocy is good news for the con-
stituents of some states we know Of.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01

THE Eisele Insurance bill is the one
good product of the late unlamented Leg
i~slature.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01

TRENTON ought to borrow Judge Lip
plncott for a year or so to clear up the
state House atmosphere.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01
WHO Us zsannang Against syhon,e

The Street and Water Board Candi-
Safes are not running against each other
In solid blocks this election as the As
s~em6lynen were last fall. They are d.
vided up into classes according to the
length Of the term which they are nomi-
mated to serve. One candidate is nomi-
mated by each party to serve three years,
two to serve two years and two to serve
one year. The ballots VIII be printed that
way. and SO the t~hree-year Democrat
VIII be opposed only to the three-year
Republican; the two two-year Demo-
Gratis to the two two-year Republicans.
and the two one-year Democrats to the
two one-year Republicans.
Here is the way the nominations stand
according to the terms.-
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Three y-ears:-Daniel Y. Lewis.
Two years:-stephen L. Harvey,
Edward Van Houten.
One year:-eharles B6ltwood.
Or. Mortimer Lampson.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Three years:-Richard Brown.
Two years:-John c. Kaiser.
George W. Harding.
One year:-wil1iam H. Hooker,
George R. Patterson.
nt,,, ~ aa-5i5axaz ar -. 4--1 800
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01

BISMARCK must be a proud man to-
day. Hobolen is en- fete in his honor.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01
n APRIL /. 1885.

This paper as Democratic al principles
end is Independent III its uietOs on q" local
questions.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01

rives the wheelmen OF the Greenville sec
ton always turn out in large numbers,
Yesterday Ocean avenue was traversed
BY many bieyclists, while a number en-
joyed trips cut OF town. Messrs. Richie
Pet;S O. o@nioftn avenue ana henry
return, and Mr. Fred Karb, of Hooker
avenue. together with q party OF friends,
enjoyed a nun to New Brunswick and
return.
The many friends of Justice of the
Peace George T. Vreeiand are eengratu-
lattng him up5n his renomination for a
full terra Of I'VE years. During the past
year Justice Nreeland has dispensed jus
tice in the Gfeenvtlle section with credit
to himself. His friends Will roll up a
big vote for him.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01
Tired, Weak, Nervous
Hoods Sarsaparilla Restores
Strength and Bodily Vigor.

The cause Of that tired, weak, nervous
condition in which SO many people find
themselves, is the failure OF the blood to
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-01
HELP WANTED.
RsAhE.

BAhE.
A MAN OR LADY TO MANAGE DIsTRIB-
ufing samples, cards. books, circs. Do cor
respondence. Send Sylvan Co'y. Detroit. Mich.
10 cts. for samples, scap, &C. and set special
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evening.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-02-16
THE SOUTHERN
Ga ga ~
PACIFIC COMPANY.

Commencing saturday Nov xf'leve.
and until further nOtice,tra1ns VIII
leave Reno as follows: S:20 r. NJ
slaiiy Atlantic Express, TRAINS AO'
wsrnemucca. Battle Mountain, Fais-
AIDE. ssgdeuand Eaa!. Carries only mrs
class passengers through end local
ssinisas ear to 0gs.en
.30p. -ASaiay- S'acihs aAple~S
tr.t., for ErucG1ce. sacramento. ksen-
aeia aud a3gi Francisco. aFEIVihs "'
G.a5a Ess { enneeEins nj Sacrament"
s4se..s5 a mn, with the sew Orleans
s.xUress fer S'resR9. santa EarbaEa-
Eos Angeles. san D2es0- also at 40
= -, for woodland and E&Ii.hts saHd-
ing.
. .a5 u, s2i Rsaiiy-AtlantIc Express
for yyinE.ennucca, battle Mountaih
ssagzaaIe. ,3gliea ana sasr affse"
arsf and second class passenger"
local and through
g .25 y, III. ssaily-PaciIc S-SpicSs
srsi. FOR ssoseyiEse, JunciiOEs. saSTH-
vaent0 and az. Francisco wa kse1
ae7:. arriving at q. ~ -. ia. connects
nj sacramento with train ieaSsEss
at 1926 a III. for Stockton, L'taFoP'
San Hose. san Francisco. Fresne. EOS
arreIcs SAN Diego; and East via New
Orleans: M 1850 81. Ell. for W iisiHms'
WILLOWS and Redding; at s 500 p. IN
| fer ;ed Bluff and at 1850 D. HI. Tor
| MarysviIIe, Chico, Kedai"&, Fof''""u
| and Puget sound points
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-08
Der @j0nsen6duptftng
Siforiider 3omau bon garit Gtlar,
(Tortiesuns.)

Stein, Sbr abntet es ni9t, Saupts
mann Manbetmer!" ipieberbolte
Ianse, Der ieine Stimme jeet 70
srboben bate, baB bic Mauer1l oes
Sdloiies ipioerballten. sd benfe
aud feinesmess baran, bas Sell lossus
lallen, ipie SSbr an3unebmen fdeint !;
i'm @esentbeil, i'd mill Sud bier an
ben Geniterpfoiteu feitbinben."
St lieB bie Gbat auf feline @orte
folsen, bann itieb er einen lauten,
burdbringenben 9iuf aus: p0ierber,
Sbr @j0ngen! Sommt auf bic linfe
Geite beS S6lolieS, ba lueroet Sbt
elm 3iel fir Cure &ugeln fiuben lnb
feben, ME id mein &ort balte!"
Die fliebenben 9ieiter, ipelde Die
on6ere @eite bes @rabenS erreidt Bats
ten, feuerten 3mei Sd)iilie ab. 3anse
belt iid binter Der Wiauer, udbrenS
er iein 9ellenbeS 9lufen fort1este.
Da3mii6en erflansen bte flebenben
Bitten Wanbeinters ltrlo leine CLAN,
;enben 8erfpreduuoett
Ger Mlono ging iiber benz Gdlolle
auf unb bel6ien oas freibepeibe @es
iidt oes llnsliidliden, Der bic per;lpeis
feltiten slnitreugunsen rnadte, ben
¬en be8 geiles su l0len. @leid
6arauf fab man nlebrere ounfle @eitals
ten poriidtis bic aopfe iiber ben Mall
iteGen, Der NIT ben beiben Settens
ilii9eln Der Mauer in elmer Qinie lief.
Mlanbeimer itieB einen analtl6rei
aus. Son Der S0be aus, in Der er lid
befano, fab er bic 8ii9lenldufe Der
@t0ngen i'm Monblidt 61ieen = ite
iuaren auf ibu seri9tet. Bier S9iiile
fielen. Der aOrper beS Sauptmanns
triiminte it6 3uiammen, ieine grme
fo6ten In Der Cuff berltni. Wlan pers
nabm eiueu tiefen, fla9enbeu Seuf,er,
unb Manbeimer bate aufseb6rt 81
ieben. Geine 0ei9e bing lteif unb
unbewe9lid BON Der Wauer berab.
Gber auf Der anberen geite bes gros
beus bei9ien Der Mon6 CUR ielben 3eit
cine frummoebeuste, masere @eltalt,
bic auf einem gtein iab, BON roo aus
iie .3euse bieles auftrittes seipeien
mar. Sbr rlin5lides @eii6t 3eiste
eiuen uiberliden au86rud bon Gpott
unb G6abenfreube. gl8 Manbeimet
ieinen lesteu Glaseruf ausseltoben
bate, erbob file fi6 uuo murmelte BOT
fid bin:
sd puBte es ia, baB es 70 fommen
muBte, iuie i6 iaste: @r piirbe meoer
auf Der Grbe nod i'm Gaffer iterben.
DaInals ladte Ct iiber meine gropbe.
aeiung. Seute gia6t bat er blrti9e
1brdnen Sariiber ipeinen miiiien."
Wiit 6ieien @orten peridtpanb &uls
Jog i'm Duntel beS @albeS.
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80. aapttel.
Gin Obfer.

G9t Gage mad bieiem ereigniBpollen
Gbeno lag Gpenb 3u Sauie an elmer
@unbe barmieber, bic tbm Manbetrters
Drasoner BET Der Gritiirmuns bes Gbos
res beigebradt batter. Nne Marie fab
unb fpann, wdbrenb So oaS Seft eines
lan9en GtoBoe9er@ puste.
ngiun, gpenb,' riei Sb aus, .rebe
bod elm tpeniS. Du lie9ft ba unS ftarrit
mid an. Yiit Du piellei9t neibil9
auf nieinen f60nen Desen, ben i6 pom
Sauptmann Manbeimer erbte? Mber
On baft bod aud Deinen Nntbeil an
Der Deute erbalten."
sWas befam er benn?" fragte zine
Wlarie.
~slls mir an nd6iten Moreen i'm
Sdloiie Sronuns sefdaffeu an6 bas
0ausserdtb uieoer an ben alten Glas
geitellt batten, gir9en mir In ben
Hfarrbcf uub bolten Srau Gliebetb unS
Die fleine 9unsfer aaren Suriif. Ga
Aatteit On bas @elidt Der alten Game
deBen iollen Zine; lie lGdelte 70
freunolid, ais oh mir i9re belten
6anieraben tpdren, ltl6 eine Qobreoe
bate lie nts gebalten, Die ben gansen
@es bonn Yfarrhofe bis gum Gdaoile
pabrte. 9unsfer aaren ld6elte aud),
aber auf cine anSere 2lrt. slls mir
ibnen Sebeiuobl iaeten, luau6te iie ii6
nod Sreno I'M unb CAB ibm cine
Dlume, bic iie BON Der Sral bes Bfar.
rerS erbalten bate. Gas mar iein
antbeil an Der 8eute, unS Der mar
audi gut"
s@enn ber Dsftor ii6 MIR ui6t pom
Resen abbalten ldbt, bel mir pprslts
ieben," neinte Spenb, Der bieS Sc.
iprdd nidt fort3uleeen wiinl9te.
yMein arm idmer3t MIDI uno er pers
fprad mir, ipenn er natb Sunssbopeo
ritte, 5a mir 5u tommen.
sllm bic Wiitta9s3eit babe id i'm
ben 9igel binabreiten feben," periette
ane Wlaris; per LIT lei6t ;u erfennen
an ieinem rotbeu Mantel."
nWdre eS nid)t am beiten," erui6erte
Spene, nmenn mir na6 Sunasboueb
I6iGten tab iDn bitten lieben, su fom.
men? SO tbut mir ibon ben @efallen,
binjuseben."
.gpen6, id sebe fiir Gid bis an's
Gnoe Der Melt unb nod cine Strede
weiter, aber nod Sungsbooeb siebea
mid feline sebn gferbe!'
Damn sebe i'd" ia9te Zine Wlarie.
sd begreif. nidt, mas fin einen
Mioeripillen 81 bat, auf's SdlcB 81
eeben; er ihldst es mir nun i6on gum
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-08

Werlan8t: Gin intellisenter attiDer
Wann ober Dame, I'M fir elm 5upers
ldffiges Saus 5u reiien. I0e 4usga'
ben werben be3ablt. 8ebali: 5000.
8ori6iife auf CUTE, auberldifge 4ufs
fridge. 3eferen3en. S9idt elm @ou.
bert nit gurer NbreRe = nit Brief
marie berieben = elm. Nbreiiirt: Secs
retary, Lock Drawer p, Chicago, Ill.
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l1nb mas faeen bic Serren au Der
parabel bonn rungere9ten 8ermalter" j,
Der selobt pirb. weil er auf Soften
ieines 9errn fib Greunbe unter ben
Grmen gema6t bat, bamit bieie ibn ins
0immelrei6 eiaflbren. (gp. 9ucae
16. l ff.)a Ooer 5u benz Berbalten
e}eiuS' gegeniiber ben We6slern i'm
Sempel, ben II er baS @elb perfdlttete
unb bic Slide umhiebl" CO.. Sos
banne8 2, IA unb Is unb 60. Mattbdi
81, IL unb 13.) u. u. tp. g. 8ieI-
lei6t perpertben ie aa6 ben f66nsu
Spru6: rMeinet ibr, baB i'd gefonls
men bin. Jrie6en 3u bringen auf @rs
ben 2 Sd iase: Nein, fonbern 3nis'
tra9t'. (@n. 2ucae IL, 81 unb dbu=
lid @p. Mattbdi 10, 34.)
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DR.. prices Cream 8afine pomoer
9as bollfommeniie. nas eeu,adlt mirh.

= Sie @iip Srauerei bat in fat
allen Stdbten unb NieberIaHunsen bes
ehbwefens ibre Agenturen unb Sober
fann ii6 an benz berrli9en Bier er.
quiden.
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W.
Grippe, aus ber fi9
9unsenent5iinbuus ents
pidslte. @ar brei Wto.
nate nu's Bett 9efeHeh.
Satts i&redli4ert
Sufeu unb mar 3uni
SfeIett abgetnasertunb
|iebr i@ma9. Erteb NIT
pouen Seseluber gallo
ptrenbeu @dtuin6iu&t
sntsesen. Der Gr,t CAB
mir bic gaii;e Sett btu.
bur9 NebtjtIi. Sd
iuurbe j&iud4er. CT
.-S~Ak a.a 0Akn~AkaMss
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1y.k

lin bem &6rper mad Grippe, 9ungenent.
,tnDuue unb anoeren i9mddenbsH Rranibei.
ten tpieSer aur Ruubuns uub Wusielfraft 40
ssrbslfen, gibt 20 fein Nittel, 6as DR.. Yierce's
"0olden Medical Discovery" 8letdf6me.
@cIses eer 0rtSpe.
frau @enben Garrett, &in9 George
q. d. Rn.. {dbreibt. std erfrQufte an Der
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GEtY 6H
Rabm stuet Slaiden obne bab er MIR uiiste.
SD hattie Sdmerjen "a, ber linien @@ulter
uub I'm 8iiden. S5 jdrteb an Gie, tuorauf
Gte mir Sbr "Golden Medicsl Discovery"
peror6ueter- SD batte nod ni9t 9an3 etne
Glni4e senommen, ba fiiblte Id fhon beGer.
yta4 5tpet BIafaen fonnte i'd fiir fur,e 5eit
xsttet mar. Gtitbem babe Id {d5neG an Qraft unn
0euidt estponnen."
B5IsISlSllI
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In WOlfS0l's Juanmutl- Stores k0ellt IlT
EuTe Wuelscle zu allen zeitel befIiedigell.
Strnutpf : Naaren

90 SmbenO fhipar3e ,,WfaeD". .Oas
menitriimpfe, II, gutter 2dnge, teia gear,
beitet, trertb 35 Gents bas Vaar. @ir
berfaufen sieielben iest ;u 25 GentS.
45 Sntenb feline Damenffrdmpfe
NIT Ooppelioblen, tuertb 30 Seats, trers
ben 3,i 80 GentS bas 8aar terfuuft.
so 0mtenb Strilmpfe fiir Sinber
nnb iunse aRdo4en, obne Nobt, Derbb
9ibbeo, @rDbe 5-91s, elm suter artitel
fir 20 Gents, tperben au 121S GemtS
bereauft.
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Dr.. prioe's Cream Batting popoer,
8eItsaus1eaunQs Mehaille umh 9iSlom.
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Gin i&arfer mmb iAmeiSeuser gstmS,

Gin i6arfer mub ibneiSeuber Winb,
anbaItenber fr6menber Resen unb raubes @etter,
pie ausemein TN @tnter unb Grabiabr sprba1iaent,
inb unshnfts fur aue trdntlt8en esute. Der Gireu.
Iatton etnse6be Wdrme unb Gftipitdt arbeten beien
Gtnfhfien entseSeu unb bileen eiue S@uswebr seSen
Oiefdben. SoRetter's Masenbttters, bas srhnblt9fe
unb pirtiamite aIer masens unb nerperifdrfenben
MttteI, beret&ert nt& haS gtut, iOnbern bef6r,
bert aud befen Circulation. Sur GieberI9auer cher
parnenbe SpmYtome BON Rbeumatismus unb 0tsrenz
Ieben, weIe beiOnbers in btcfer Sabres,et porterr
isu 1T es bas bsitm6sIt&He Sstlmittel Gs III fes,
uer uni&dsburfd fur 9erbauuusstei&rerbeu, aeberlei.
ben, 9srtopfuns unb Rerpenletbeu. Mau perseR,
bas Mitel ntat Bet elmer &stie TN Wuter Obet Erib,
iabr. aeltIi4eu, fcwe i@pd&l&en unb seuei.nber
pericnen btlft es isbr.
- Ser 2eeationsratb prina Nlegan.
Der bon 6obenlobe, Der iiingfte Sobn
bes GeidsfanalerS, bat fid nit Der
prin5effin @manuela, Der Wittme bes
Jiirfen BON Solms 8raunfelS, Der.
Iobt. gr 1T Mitslieb bes beuti9en
Rei9stages.
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V0ISons grOssaligG RSlnllgs VGlkSqfG.
-=--8ARcAINs iiber BARcAINS.=-=====
Jedes Department Weist Reduktiolel auf,
vie sic ME VoTDeT VeIzeic1let WoTdel sind.
geioenseuae !! seioeuseuae !

llniere gusiteIluns pon Seibenseusen
iibt bic erDbte Mttraftion aug. Die bil.
Iigen Preiis sieben bic &unben al, - aber
uniere Scrrdtbe ftnb uneri65pHi9. Bir
pffertren nod trner:
20 Stiife @abntai geibe, rertb
80 gentS, 3u 20 @ents.
@tmnfferte @abmtai= i=gS aid bietbe,
3u As Gents.
27 3Dl brette gmra6 @lace, in
beuen nnS bnnfeln Uarben, trertb 80
Cents, au so Gents.
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@aided)te stoffe.

5 aiiten 0reb Stble seeriufers @ina.
bans, reguldre 7, 8 unb 10 @ents -8aare
gu 8 @ents
2 Riffen Grtra Beetle Gtntib Sateens.
Trahlinssitrffe, 80 Soa brett, 121a @ts.
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Scene Gleioeritoffe.

27 3Da bretter ,,Mumfieltme
Nrife", rer neuefte tpaihehte Stotf,
neue Mufter in allen @enres, su 35 gts.
80 stiide aeme frans1fiibe ga
teens, In ben aaerneueften Dtuiterr, gu
35 @ents.
27 3D4 breite Seibemitoffe, in
tleineu auerliebiten Wuitern unb Ooppel.
farben, gu so Gents.
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TT19 87SPU1sessSts11s
40 Dmeemb Damen @laee Sant.
ibube, 8 RnDpfe 2dnae, reeuIGrer 9reiS
$l.OO; s,t 70 GentS bas Vaar.
20 Oubemo Damen @auntIets, in.
helen uno bnnflen Sarben, Elm 8argnin
gu $3.50, iett nnr fur $1.OO.
3S 9ueemb Oamen Wcusquetaire, 8
&nbpfe Sdnae in au n G9attirunsen, fir
8eiu4 unb Hromenobe; Elm gutter $500
9anbibub gu $3.50.
8 9nten0 @bamois 9antl&ube, 8
&nopf 2anse, gu $1.OO.
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Gamer, : gaiQeu.

TIMER arOber gertauf bon Oimen.
SaiIen bdlt an. gSir baben bereits mn.
9ebeure Guantitdten perfauit unb iehe
&auferin 1T aufrieben unb bod erfreut
ilber bic habi&e austpabl, tpelde iie bors
sefnnsen.
9iibfd)e Hercale= Sailfem, nit 2ra.
gen nnb Mani1etten, punftirt rber se.
muftert, bic tppbl rs Gents tuertb finb, su
so GentS.
Gin gorratb bon Rercale 9aillem,
bic aus @arners Dor3iislidem, neuem
8ereale ansefertiSt itnb. nit 8ra8en unb
Wani4etten neueitsn Muiters, bic @inen
Dollar brinsen iolIen, 3u IS Gemts.