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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-17
THAT SPANISH VICTORY.
Another Report OF the Recent Great
Battle. o

Another Report of the Recent Great
Battle.
The Plant steamship Mascotte from Hav-
ana that arrived at Tampa, Fla, last night
had very few Cuban passengers. One of
these reports that 200 insurgent cavalry
met sixty Spanish cavalry and in the en-
gagement the colonel commanding the
Spanish cavalry was seriously wounded.
No details were given, nor could he say
which side was victorious. This occurred
about Saturday, in the eastern department.
Late reports state that the bullet has been
extracted from the abdomen of the Spanish
colonel, and hopes are entertained of his
recovery.
Another passenger reports the wounding
Of Lieutenant Governor General Arizon,
who was injured in an effort to intercept
some movements of a detachment of Co.
mez's forces, who were invading Camag-
nay. This is probably the same incident.
1t is said that Maceo is doing all the ag.
gressive work in order to draw the Spanish
attention from Gomez. who was in Cam
agnay acquiring forces. 1t is his desire to
enlist the entire province at an early day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-17
Sports at AnnnpoIis,

Tomorrow will be Washington day at
Annapolis, as the Potomac eight from this
city are going down to row the middies,
and the Georgetown base ball team will
also be on hand to cross bats with the
nine from the academy. The Potomacs are
not in the best of shape. as they have been
compelled to make some changes in the
boat at the eleventh hour, but they are
going down full of pluck and the intention
of putting up the very best race that is in
their power, and are certain to make a
creditable showing. The eight will be as
follows: Davis, /; Ball, 2; Cockrelle 5;
Boyle, 4; Roulette. 5; Nolan, g. Offley, Z;
Oliver, stroke, and Warden, coxswain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-17
WASHINGTON.

Totals. 2715 81 Totals. -. 10 q Is 4
Mercer batted in place Of Crooks
Cincinnati. .......... 2 o %
Washington. ........... 0 o O O S-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-17
Chevy Chase Field Day.

Next Saturday promises to be an inter
esting one for society, which is looking for
ward to the annual field day of the Chevy
Chase Club. The program contains many
interesting events. hunters trials, pony
races, hurdle races, high-jumping contests
foot races, Gymkahana races, etc. A num-
Der of entries have been made, the hors es
and riders belonging to the club. The
sports will be held on the field west of the
club grounds. The stewards are Lieut.
Edwards, Baron Won Kettler, Mr. Geo. L.
Dunn, F. G. Newlands, Lieut.. Blount, Lieut.
Lansdale. Mr.. Henry NJ. Earle, Mr.. Mont
gomery Blair, Mr.. w. B. Hibbs, Mr.. Henry
May and Mr.. Clarence Moore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-17
THE ABUSED NIGHT AIR.
1t is Not Mans Enemy, but Warns
Him of Lurking Danger.

great deal Of solemn nonsense has been talked
and written about the might air. Except that
II cooler. it Is just like the day air. II it makes
o man sbiyer and cough, he ought to be thankful
and not find fault. Nature p polite. She never
strikes without warning, and the cough and chill
are precautionary signals.
They mean that the body has been attacked by
creeping. insidious spring cold, the special pest
Of this season. when balmy days and bleak ones
follow each other with swift fluctuations. What a
spring cold may lead to, in the way Of sore lungs
and rheumatic muscles, sensible people don't wait
to find out by experience.
They fortify themselves with Duiy's Pure Malt
Whisky. 1t sets the blood moving briskly, SO there
is of the clogging called congestion, whereby
certain organs overloaded with blood. while the
surface of the body is pallid and cold.
Taken after exposure to cold air, day or night,
Duny's Pure Malt Whisky conveys warm blood to
the skin, where the outer ends Of the nerves are
bathed in the lifebearing fluid. Thus pleurisy
and kindred ills STAYED OF. He who takes this
wholesome and strength-bestowing stiE1ulant Will
find the air Of night harmless that of high noon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-17

DIR. o. ]. CARLETON.
SPECIALIST AND EXPERT ON DISEASES AND
DISABILITIES OF MEN. OVER %
YEARS EXPERIENCE.
KIDNEY AND BLADDER Ailments, as Painful,
Difficult. too Frequent Milky Bloody Urine, and
all matters relating to Urinary Passage, skillfly
treated, promptly and positively cured.
BLOOD POISON.
Sores in the mouth, throat, eruptions over
the body sores on the scalp hair falls out. ulcers,
tumo.s, red spots on the skin, warty growths, &c.
full description Of this most dreadful disease is
unnecessary here suffice 1t to say, that its
ment by scientific men today is very different and
far in advance Of what it some years ago. DR..
Cartoons superior method of treatment of the dis
ease in any stage is pre-emnently successful, and
he guarantees an absolute and speedy by latest
scientific methods; worst cases solicited. Not one
failure in five years from 300 cases treated
DIR. Cartoons unparalleled success in effectins
is due to his expert skill and deep inter-
est which he takes In every case intrusted to his
Consultation free.
DIR. CARLETON,
my1I-2ts 507 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-17
Two Favorites Won.

Two favorites, two third choices and two
outsiders finished first at the Alexander Is
land track yesterday, and the eight book
makers doing business quit ahead Of the
talent. The track was heavy and the fields
smaller than usual although the racing
was rather interesting. The winners were:
Columbus, 10 to /; Caroven, to /; Flush
ing. o to 10; Finnwater, 1 to 4; KaZan, 6 to
l, and Topgallant, TO l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-17
LATE SPORTING NEWS
DROPPED A PEG.

The Washingtons Again in Eleventh
Place.
The Reds punched their hits at Cincin-
natl yesterday and profited by the wildness
Of Anderson and Malarkey. The Washing
ton men did not bat Rhines till the eighth
inning, and were at no time dangerous.
Andersen sent three to first on balls and
Malarkey six. Joyce and Cartwright batted
well. Score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-17

Earned runs s; CINCINNATI. 5; Washington, 8. Two
base hts-Miller (2), Joyce, Cartwright 1hree-base
hit-Anderson. Stolen bases-Hoy, Vaughn, Ho-
grieyer 60. McPhee. Double plays.Crooks and
bailsOn Rhines, 2; of Malarkey, 6; of Anderson,
3. Struck out-By Malarkey, 1. Passed ball
-Emslie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-17

A Postponed Game.

The District Commissioners and the Post
Office Department did not play yesterday
on account of wet grounds. Today the
bureau of engraving and printing and the
Light Infantry team will play at 4:45. A
sharp and spirited contest is looked for, as
the soldier boys put up excellent game
a Few days ago, and the bureau lads at
present lead the league.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-17

At a meeting Of the Tammany Society in
New York Monday night ex-Recorder Smyth
was unanimously elected as grand sachem
to succeed eX-Mayor Thomas F. Gilroy. He
will be installed next Monday night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-17
Robbed a ID. and o. Safe.

The safe in the depot at Childs Station
Md, on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
was blown open by burglars Monday night
and some money and other svaluables were
stolen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-02
sd,icet9 Molhe.A

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Of yonr rest by sick chlil snhe''os ana
crying vith pain OF eating tr'tai IT
send al once And get bottle Of Mfs "I.'
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collie, solicas tue gums, reduces iuhsua'
ton, aud gives tone and suefgy TO the
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syrup for Children IeetLIus Is pieHssai
20 the tsste sni is the prescription Of one
ot the oliest and bee, tmsle pt!siclsn'
and nurses 10 the Uuited smt-s. aud 80 lot
,sls by 81 drugeists throughout the world
rrice IS cts = bottle,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-02

The people OF this little community
have passed through a terrible ordeal
sine. the accidental death Of the late Gee.
r Rogers. There were Ger ain cltcum'
stspces that seemed to show that the par
ties last seen with HIM might have had
some hand 10 his death and Judge Burton
decided to ask States Attorney Bates to
investigate the case. The next Issue OF the
Rutland Herald stated that Bates had
come here aud soon rumor bad 1t that The
body had been disinterred, the cnIprlOs
arrested and safely lodged IN jail Inc
next report WAS that Pension Attorney
John Fisher, Of Dorset was at the Roger
place taking testimony. This should not
have occasioned surprise for he tries 10
Get a pension fer Every widow whether
her husband was 10 the army or not, Inc
Main E.cts are that Mi Fisher did 60
there 10 get evidence as Agent | r the
E1uitable Lille Assurance Society 10 winch
the deceased bad policy. Then people
began TO LAY thtt the policy Vonii not oe
maid hec,use the deceased bad been = Jet
al hy the New York Lille. All doubts were
s,ts. rect however, when MI Fisher, on
Tuesi.y paid Mira. Rogers $1,000 the
full amount Of the policy. MI Rogers
vas insured 10 May 1892 and bad psI !
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-04
Bon etttettt Srfatt

BON 8eiial auf ben @ipel Der aopularitdt setra9eu
bat ftb 6Oitetters Masenbitters cine bomlinirembe
Stenns erruneen uel6e es seesentIi6 su elmer bell
len unb sduseuben 3ielfdeibe fir getraser sematt
bat meI9e bas Yublifum burb nahgemahte Wiidnns
gen unter BET benz dbteu Mrtifel dbnlideu Masfe am
beibtuiubeln iuden. 9ieie Wadabmungen fiub metz
items iebr unreiue lofas 8tters unb 2onies nnb es
aeb ibnen ielbperitdnbli bic mebiainiide @eilfrat
ab. Wtan bite d bpr beuielben unb peridaffe db baS
ddte 9iters ein fpirflies eilmittel gegeu Walarie
&benmatismns, gtierenleioen, @erbaunngsbe1mers
ben Sternenleiben, 0eritDpfilng unb @alenleioen.
lleberaa empfeblen electromagnetic @erate bas 9robe
Stdrfunssmittel iopobI pe9en ietuer beilenben Gis
9eni6aften ols autb ieiner &einbeit Sreimal tdgd)
ein Wetn9las noG ,urb bab Elm In llnurbnnng 9eras
tbenes unb 9eibud6tes Suitem frdftiaen unb mieber
IN Srbnun9 bringen
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Sc @itt's Qittle garln GiIers

Sc @itt's 2ittle garlp @iiers !:
Mngenebme tleine Yillen. leiAt einsu=
nebmen, beilen li6er unb ibmerslos,
ni6ts 81 befiirbten. geites Mittel se=
gen anbaltenoes Gopfmeb, gili6iitdt,
lauren Magen uno Yeritopfung.
gbolera Morbus 1T eille gefdbr=
liAe aranfbeit unb oft nibt Obne fatale
GDlgen. Dieie gu perhiiten, sebrau9e
man De Wittss Gplif & Gbulera Cure,
iobalb Die eriten Snmptome oes llebels
iid 3eiaen.
Nur9fall barf nidt aleidsiiltis
genomraen, es muB ibm entgegert ge=
tpirtt iperben, ba er leiAt 1rpniih miro.
De gNitt's Golit & Gbolera Cure bilft
,lider unb griinblib. 9unberte bon
Seugniiien beltdtigen ben Wertb bieier
bor3iigiihen Mebi3in. Man fam iid
nit Gi1erbeit auf lie perlaiien, ibr @ez
brau1 ipart 3eit unb @elb.
0err u. u. 6npoer. 6uperin=
.terDent bes Mrmenhauies BON Winnes=
BELT Co., sSa., ibreibt : Sm lebten Winz
ter gebralhte Gobert 2edd 3ipei
Ghdntelden BON Sc Mitt's Witd 0a=
bel Galbe uno beilte oanlit cine lang-
i1brise Munbe am Gube. noG0em er
slanoe 8eit unter dr3tliher DebanDluna
geifanben mar, dber obne GrfOl9. Die
GoIbe furirt 0etpiiIe 0autaasl6ldle
NIT Gi9erbeit.
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elRc Der flGstiiaen Weamten.
ssrttd,tIpie Mrbeit.

@ino Die 6riltlihen Maiiionen in
@bina Der barauf pertpenoeten Mrbeit
uno Opfer tpert6 2 Seoenfalls nidt,
tpenn Die ab uno 81 aus Ainelifden
Quellen bieber selangenoen 8eridte Der
Wabrbeit entipre6en. gs sibt, beiBt
es in benielben, nur 5tuei Weae. auf
oenen @bineien ii9 fur oas Gbriiten=
tbnm geipinnen laiien.: entmeber,
bob man iie als @rnahiene bafiir bes
sablt, in Incident 6alie iie seiiau TO
lange ii1 als Gbriifen betennen, als lie
babel ibre Gebnuna finoen; Ooer baB
man als Sinber fie fault ober = ffieblt,
ODER iib ffeblen ldBt, nno lie oamit oem
ginfluB ibrer Mngeb6risen ent3iebt.
gs mag in ben be5iigli6en 9lusfib=
runeen man6es iibertrieben iein, aber
cine ltarte Mabri6einli6feit 1T ibnen
nidt ab3ulpreben. sic beitdtisen, mas
idon bunbertmal au9 BON driitli6er
@eite bebauptet poroen lit unb morii=
ber tbatid1li9 alle Welt = nit ein3iaer
9lusnabme Der MiiliOndre ielbit = iid|
einig ideint +: DAB ndmlih China fir
Die 6riftlide Miilion Elm boffnunssloier
goben 1T.
@uropdii6e uno an,erifanil1e &ei=
ienoe unb &aufleute, bic an Ort unb
Stelle burd ldnsern Nufentbalt Die
8erbdltniile fennen selernt, iinb eii,=
miitbig in ibrem llrtbeile. Ser Giter
unb Die Mufopferung Der Miifrndre
finoen eebiihrenbe gSiiroiaung, allge-
mein aber miro Die ueberseliglln9 aus=
gsiprod)en, bab alle Miiben unb Gpfer
perseblid finn, 10 melt iol6e Die Nus=
breitltng bes GbriItentbums in China
gum 3wede baben. 8ie foeenannten
8efebrten tperoen BON Diefen 6ri Hidden
8eoba6tern taum aiiniiiser beurtbeilt,
als BON lbren eigenen 2anbsleuten.
Niemano glaubt an bic Nufri9tisfeit
Der 8efebrungen no Elm ertpa6iener
Gbineie fib gum Gbriltentbum befennt,
lino fait ausnabmslos eigenniibi9e B.=
tpeg9riinoe na1tpeisbar. Sn Gbina
Ielbft fiibren Die 8efebrten ben besei6=
nenben Spottnamen ,9teis Gonberti=
ten. gertbeilung BON Nabrungsmit=
teln unb lonitige 3utuenbunsen ieitens
Der Wifiiondre biloen Die Mn5iebungs=
fraft, um berenttpillen iie in ben Drift
li9en Rirden unb @hulen ii4 einfin=
ben.
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Saoli6 gebenb.

au ben init be3etbucteu Stattnneu mtrS an 9
mol angebalteu.
vile Saet tdglib Gonutags anSgenonimen.
8enonen Antblub inbet man IN Wtartettd an Dts ".
q q. 9. 80. S. d .. 6. gr g. " .. mno Dbto Mtner
gtenbabn uno Sampibpote ouf 0em Ohio s5lnB. III
@ambribge ON bic D. a. .. bilib nnb meiii6. IN Netp
@pmerStolpu ait bic q. 6. 6. q ct Sonis eiienbahn
bStld nio meitlid. in Canal 0oDer NIT Der Is. =. u
49, iinb g. q q. nbrblicb unb biit in gsaaep Sumo.
ton nit Der W. & 4. 6. nno oer 9Saaep Gifenbabn.
u. ". paac, 3. 6. Iablnr,
Is. u. e Z. ". Zmpt 2rans.
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&eim 9aa obme GrObetett.

Wlerieo, 20. Muguit. Sn tuiHen=
f9aftliden Greiien nimnlt man groBes
SntereKe an elmer Gribeinune, Die In
Der 5tabt pinotep i'm 5taate Saraea
por li1 eebt. Geit Dem 2. Stopember
b. S. 1T bort fein Sag pbne grbbeben
bergangen. Die 8enpbner baben ibre
Steinbduler perlaien uno ipobnen In
6iitten, Die aus 0ol3 uno Matten ber=
geitellt iinb. @s berri6t 9roBe geitiir=
aung, oenn iebem 5tobe gebt ein unter=
tbiides Stolen tnter Dem nur IL Wei=
len entferrlten Meere poraus.
9ln berIbieoenen Srten i'm iiibli6en
Merico iperben grObeben peripiirt, 10
namentlih in 2ebuaean i'm Staate
puebla, ipo slei6fals unteriroiide @e=
rdui6e ert0nen. @s ibeint pabri6ein=
lid, oaB lid elm neuer 8ulfan bilben
tpirD.
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0err g. Gaillouette, 9lpotbefer in
Yeapersbille, Sls.. idreibt sd per=
bante Sr. Sings gteip DISCOVERY mein
2eben. Sb lit an Der Grippe uno
lieB mid bon ben beiten Nersten in metz
lenlpeiter 9unoe bebanoeln umionf,
mein 2eben tpurbe aufge9eben uno mei=
ne Sage ihienen gesdblt. Sa lieR i'd
mir cine Glaibe bon 9r. Sings gfep
9iseoperD aus meiner Npotbefe bolen
uno besann, oapon einsunebmen. Bon
Der erlfen Stunbe an ipiirte ih Beile=
rung uno na1 Dem Gebrau9 bon brei
Slaiden mar i'd pollfanbig beraefeatt
Sie Mrsnei tit @olbes pertb Sic ioate
in jebem 9auie purrdtbis iein." 9olt
Gu6 cine 0ratis =Probeflai6e bel
2 s. 6. MiIler q Sobn.
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2onoon, 80. Mnguf. gine ben
/. Dailp Neus" suaegangene Depeihe
aus Wien melbet, bab Bring Grnlt No=
ban @uemenee, iuel9er Dor Guraem
iein gnttomnen aus einem Srrenballie
gu betuerfiteaiaen tpubte iittb bans fir
9eiunb ertldrt iullrbe. il, gasenber9 in
B0bnen, tpoAin er iith NIT einem
Greunoe beaebei, baite, int einem 6talle
mil elmer Gu9el i'm Gopfe als 2eide
allfgefunoen fpurOe. Gr bate Ii1 in
rebt auifdliger Weiie au elmer grDbern
Sagbpartie begeben, unb man glnubt
jebt. Dab er in einem Mnfalle oon Gei-
ifesit0rung Selbitmorb besangen babe.
Geine Greunoe oa9egen bebaupten. bab
fein pl0Bliher Cob bur1 ei1en lln@
9liifsfall berbeigefiibrt lporben lei.
Weldes bon bei0en lit bic Mahrbeit 2
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9tls Weittel eeeen ale Gormen bon
3opftpeb bat lib electric 8itters am
beiten belpdbrt. gs betpirtt eine anbau=
egnoe 9eilung uno ielbit Elm geipobn=
beitsmdBis INNER ipieberfebrenbesRo Ropf=
ipeb tpeibt Dor ieinem ginfluB. Wir
mD6ten ale an 2opfidmeraen 2eioen=
ben aufforbern, cine prObe nit elmer
Glafhe gu MAIDEN. Sn Gdllen BON be-
itdnoigem Ropfpeb ipirtt electric Bit=
ters anresenb auf Die ginaeweioe uno
nur iueniae Sdle piberiteben ieiner
6eilfraft. GroBe Glaiden 3u nur SO
Gents Bel Dr. s. $. 8entfh uno
q &. Is. MiI[er & Sphn.
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sseine 0ranfbeit bot emaIs 10 piefe GiGentbhnlin.
teten ge5esgt nie bic Grippe. Refine Granfhef Idbt
ibre Cpier 10 geGma1t nnfdbis, i1lafps, nerDealoS
lpe bic Grippe
Scrr g. 80 Sirton Gtaats.sleeut ber wsutiaI
2iie Sniuronce So. BON Gentudp, iaot:
ru 1889 nnb 90 bntte Id atpei f1mere MmfdIe Der
Grippe, BON bcieu ber leste utein gserpeniptem 70
bebcnflif 5errii.tee bag man on netnem 2ebem Der.
auBer nit 6le Dnn Gtblafmitfeln bic utib 3par be.
tdnbten, aber feine Grbolnng getpdbrten. Sd mar
mid nur einer groBen geiit9en G1pdde fObtbrin.
geiber fbrperiher Gninersen uub 6er EbatladJe be-
iuubt bab i'd ititEoli1 ibipdder tpurbe.
sSn bieiem auttanbe Derubte i'd eS nit SIT WttIes'
MeItoratine Weroine. Natb 5mei Sogen eepabrte tdt
nats lpar io bergeftelt gum sroBen Grftannn aller
bic 1eten 3uitanb 9efarnt. SD erfreue mid ieitber
ausgese1neter @einnnbeit un6 babe Sbre SelnttteI
Dielen meiner 6reunbe ernpfobleu."
2ouisDiIle, %. San. 1895. @. ". &iI.om.
ca. GU;la a9 e Easrs.A;lIaI 49,. L.. a~s.A.a
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= Gin Oelferrei6er. Or. S6nur=
oreber aus pras, uno 5nei italieniide
Siibrer, iinb lebte Wo9e bel Der 8eitei=
gung bes Montblanc ourh einen Stut5
in einem Abgrunb ums 2eben getOm=
men. Ga Der sep0bnlid benubte Wea
niht aefdbrlid iit, 10 miiiIen fie pobl
einen an0ern ein9ei6lagen baben.
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0prjid,t III rAtbyaa,t

tuabrenb Der heiBen Sabres3eit. ST
bein 6tnbl9ons auber Dronung. 10
9reife fDfort gu Gornis Magenifdrfer.
gDenn bel 3eit ongelpanbt, beilt er
&ubr, DurGfaa, iiberbaupt aIIe llnre-
atlmdbigteiten bes Magens unb Der
Geodrme f6neu unb fiber.
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9fatb nab 9iilfs allea SeiSenoea.

Sants nno Slutfraufseitsr, nerb0Ie
S9uad)e, djrOniIGer WheGntatismns,
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fatarrb Dyspepsia, SdJiuerb1rigfeit, Jaas
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1itis, SuHen, Gbtuinbindt, Jolgen in'
gennlider WerirrnaBen unb ale anoeren
2etben bes r,1enibiiden &0rpers, sleihbtel
spie aft unb bartnadis bieielben fino, tper'
ben burd uniere felt 35 Sabren erprobte
unb betpabrte 2ilruetbobe idlneu, biliig
unb bamerns gebeilt. Soften duberif nieo.
rig. BefAreibt uns @ure &ranfbeit nnb
fdtft 10 Cts. fit ein beutides Doitorbud
nebit allen1 gsdberer an:
DEUTScHES HEiL.INSTlTUT,
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9ie 3iige 720 9m. non giebelasA noc4 Mtri3spias
afls TaQs
Durdaebenhe gerbinbnaoea nub har4eslsuh
9idetS nab allen VuHften wtan fprtdes bet uHfer
Mgenten DOR ober tuenhe fidb an
M. 6. Garrel, @erleral panenger M9t.,
@lenelanb. 81.
%. q. @onSfsrb, General Mann9er.
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sDaiiy. flIXcept Sunday. Alag stop. Meals
Dark Faced Type denotes time from 2 90 noon to n co
midnight hight Facsd from Y 0G midnight to 10 90 nocn
JOSEPH WOOD, E.A. FORD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
62S-95-T PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates of fare, through tickets,
baggage checks, and further information re-
garding the running of trains apply TO any
Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines.
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Nsa. 336 and 33S connect Mt Wellsviile for
Steubenville and Bellaire Nos. 3SS and S53
connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, Tor tho
East.
BETWEEN gAYAED AND new PHILADELPHIA.
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opryyyG or AN UPTOWy OFFICE.

The weknown advertising hseno. az" -! puD'
-, I,,s,,oss NJ Herbert Booth King x Brother.
which has long been in lower broadway VIII
transfer It's main office to Madison Square about
March l. using its downtown office as Drahch
establishment They will occupy the hrst moor OF
their new building. No. 81 East Iwehy-,hird-s''
which H. adjacent to their pr"''is 'a'ao'S",'e,,'
In Twenty-second-st Their new offices race Madi-
sop Sonar. and are opposite the entrance 10 the
new Metropolitan Life Insurance Company's build
ing. They Will connect with their downtown
branch by telephone and pneumatic tubes. SO 'nat
various Newspaper establishments with their IA
ciliies for setting up ana sierotypnS @ h
enabled to work carefully and expedtiously ioI
their customers feature OF Their new oinces
viii no the art and literary departments, where
the special work OF preparing advertising matter
will be undertaken.