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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-05
HILSCHEN TALKS BACK.
MinnesOta's Pythian Chancellor t.
Right Rev. s. G. Nlessmcr.
HflSchen.s ReDIy tn Nexsmcr

ST. PAUL. Minn., Jan. 4.-The following
letter. written by Grand Chancellor
Hilschen, of the Minnesota knights of
Pythias, was mailed in this city in answer
to the interview Of Bishop Messmer, OF
Green Bay. Wis, being at the same time
given to the press:
"Rt. Rev s. G. Messmer, Green Bay. Wis:
Sil--It is difficult to say which surprised
me the most-your refusal to reply to my
letter respectfully asking you TO make
good or to Withdraw your charge that the
Knights of Pythias Is an anti-Christian So
ciety. or the reason you assign for your
refusal The reason advanced by you in
Your published interview Is that you made
these charges in a general conversation,
and not in a formal manner. Such a rea-
son has not the slightest weight. for the
manner of making accusation Is quite i'm
material. The thing to be considered is the
charges-you have made them through the
press for the American public against hun-
dreds of thousands of your countrymen-
charges of the most serious nature, and
now you confess that you cannot prove
them. For. twist 1t as You may. such is
the obvious and inevitable meaning OF your.
refusal TO offer any reason for the sweep
Ing charge. publicly made by you. leave
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Conference of Bishops.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Jan. 4.-The con-
ference of Catholic bishops of the arch
diocese of st. Paul came to a close at the
archbishop's residence in ST. Paul last even
ing. Bishops McGolrick, of Duluth, and
Cotter, of Winona, were at the West Hotel
this morning on their way home. Bishop
Cotter was averse to saying anything about
tfNe purpose of tIe St. Paul gathering He
declared that the story announcing the OBJ
ject of the meeting to be the selection of
successor to Bishop Marty, pure fab
rication. The journal says it is in possess
sion of information which establishes alb
solutely that the bishops were gathered to-
gether for discussion of the secret So
ciety edict recently issued from Rome.
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LOYAL FACTION DEFEATED.
Decision in Favor of the "Rebel',
Branch of the A. o. L. w.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Jan. 4-Judge Hustled to-
day filed his decision in the A. O. L. W.
case. The suit was brought by Grand
Master Hanks, of this city, of the so-called
rebel facticn of the order, to enioin the
loyal faction from using the name A.
0. L. W., and from transa citing insurance
and other business under that name The
decision is against the Royals the Judge
holding that defendant is not a secret
fraternal society, but is a life insurance
company. This is one of the many suits
between these factions growing out of the
refusal of the rebels TO pay the assess
ment levied in 1882 for death losses in the
South caused by yeilow fever. It is the
final move of the rebels to shut the
.loyalists'' out of the State, and will have
that effect If the decision is sustained by
the Supreme Court, to which the case Will
be appealed The suits have attracted the
attention of similar societies throughout
the country
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SAVED HIS WIFE'S LIFE,
hut Lost His own Head Under the
Wheels of Locomotive.

POTTSVILLE. Pa. Jan. 4.-Jacob Fisher,
a resident of Kingtown, and his wife, while
their way home last night, started over
of the high trestles that span the mar
row valleys over which the railroad passes.
They had taken but few steps when they
were Mortified to see an engine in the rear
approaching. The husband, with. great
threw her on the COW catcher of the en-
CINE and saved her. Unfortunately for
Fisher. however his foot slipped and in
. a twinkling he was thrown beneath the en-
gine and had his head severed from his
body. Both of Mrs. Fishers legs We're frac-
tured. and il is feared that she may be in
ternally injured.
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FIGHT WITH MoONsHINERs.
One Shot Through the Head and An
other MortaIIy Wounded.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. "A battle
between a posse of revenue officers and a
gang of moonshiners occurred in Van Buren,
county Wednesday. The officers discovered
a still hidden in a mountain gorge in an
out-of- the-way place. Tt was running full
blast. five or six men being at work in il.
before their presence was discovered. The
moonshiners made fight and for while
bullets flew in every direction. Putnam
the leader Of the nrconshiners, was shot
through the head and fell dead on the
ground His nephew, q boy OF seventeen.
Iumbled over. nortaIly wounded Two
mconshiners were captured. None of the
posse WAS 1ujuxed. e.
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MISTAKEN FOR ROBBERS.
Touring CycIers Who Carried Rifles
Arrested in Arkansas.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. At. H.
Ruttledge and HI. G. knight, two young
bicyclists, left Sac City, Ia, two weeks
ago and made the trip to Morrillton, Ark,
a distance of one thousand miles, on
wheels. They travelled through a part of
Iowa, Missouri. Kansas, Indian Territory
and Arkansas and experienced great diff
culties in crossing the Boston mountains
At Morrillton snowstorm overlook them
and they reached here in a dilapidated con-
aroused the suspicious of the police, who
arrested them. The police thought they
We're train robbers. They were released
the city.
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you, sir, to judge how far this conduct is
consistent with honor and honesty. A
Knight of Pythias, whom you would call
a member of an anti-Christian organiza-
ton, would scorn to make charges against
a man. or body of men, which he is not
prepared to prove, which. a matter of
fact, cannot be proven, and which pos
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A WOMAN'S MISTAKE.
Claimed an Ohio Preacher as the Hus-
band Who Deserted Her in 1881.

SPRINGFIELD o., Jan. 4.--In the Pro-
bate Court to-day the case Of Mrs. Emma
Andersen. charged with insanity, was dis
missed. She has been claiming that Rev.
j. c. Taylor pastor of the Second Baptist
Church, is her husband who left her in
1881. In court Rev. Taylor produced do A.
mentary and oral evidence proving the
womanss story untrue. Mrs. Anderson has
an cid photograph Of her Ius5slis which,
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barring age, is good picture of Taylor.
The two men are such perfect doubles that
the mistake was an easy one 70 make. The
woman was married in Williamsburg, Pa,
-
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LEM CANNOT he FOUND.
The World CirciinE cycler Lost Serne-
where I'm Turkey.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Assistant Sec
retary Uhl of the State Department, has
received a dispatch from John Tyler,
United States vice counsel TO Teheran.
Persia, relative to the disappearance Of Mr.
I-enz the American beyclist. who was ON
a wheeling tour around the world Mr..
Tyler says that before the receipt Of NJ.
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PRESIDENTIAL PLUMs.
Two HoOsfers Given POstOftices-Army
Officers Promoted.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.--The President to-
day sent to the Senate the following nom-
nations:
Postmasters-Stephen r. d. Palmer As
toria Ill. Lewis Gowen, Lawrenceville, ILL.,;
Martin NJ Herr, Geneva, Ind; William l.
Beasley, Linton, Ind.
Interior-.John 3. Fleming, of Wisconsin,
to be register of the land office at Eau
Claire, Wis; William A. ssaum, to be re-
Geiver or public moneys at Wa Keeney.
Kan.
deputy quartermaster general, to be colonel
and assistant quartermaster general Major
Amos S. Kimball, quartermaster, to be
lieutenant colonel and deputy quartermaster
sererai; Captain Joseph w. Jacobs. assis-
tant quartermaster to be major and quar-
te-master; Major William Wherry, Sixth
htsantry, to be lieutenant colonel; Captain
CIV Minor, Twenty-secoad Infantry, To
Minis. Twelfth Infantry, to be captain; First
Lieutenant Theodore Mosher, Twenty-sec-
ond Infantry, to be captain; Second Lieu
tenant Mark l. Hersey Ninth Infantry. to
be first lieutenant; Second Lieutenant Wal
ter L. Taylor, Twentieth Infantry. to be
first lieutenant; James w. Albert, late ma ior
corps of engineers, to be major in the army
tact Congress Aug. IL, 1S9i) Dunbar II.
Ransom, late captain Third Artillery. to be-
captain in the army eact Congress Aug.
Navy-R. H. Lamson, to be lieutenant IN
the navy (act of Congress approved March
Z, 1S7D.
New Fourth-CIass POstn,asters.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Fourth-class
postmasters were appointed in Indiana to-
day as follows: At Branchville. Perry coun-
ty, Martha Z. Walker, vice T. III. Frakes.
removed; at Brey, Morgan county NJ. A.
Owens, vice ]. ID. Albertson. resigned:
Plano. Morgan county, Nathaniel Wheeler.
vice NJ. j. I4itteI resigned: Seigert, Gibson
county, Mrs Matte a. Helte. vice William
Lance resigned Selma. Lawrence county,
Lottie $. Wray, vice Belle Fountain. re-
signed.
BY order of the Postmaster-genera the
postoffices at Linton. Greene county. and
Geneva Adams county. were to-day raised
from fourth-class offices To presidential
offices. This makes the compensation a
fixed annual salary of sloo9 instead of pro-
portioned on the business of the Office
Being now presidential Offices the post
masters must be nominated by the Presi-
dent and confirmed by the Senate. Accord
ingIy the President today sent to the Sem
ate the names of Messrs. Martin NJ. Kerr,
10 be postmaster at Geneva, and Wm. !.
Peasley, To be postmaster an Linton. They
are the present incumbents, promoted TO
presidential grade.
Door Village, in LaPorte county. has been
discontinued as an international money order
Office. Outstanding orders are payable at
the LaPorte postofce, LaPorte county.
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Gin 0oppeItttorO

lit Dor 3uraem bel 8aaoiirn i'm babi=
fden 3reiie Mosbad beriibt tporpefl.
gls MDrber 1T Der erit IL Sabre atte
Sre6sler Nusuit Mrnolb aus-Walloiirit
berbaftet ipnrben. gr bdt oie'Sbat sli=
geItanben. @r babe ant Is. Muguf
Nadmittass i'm Gaitbaufe gum 2open
bel bem 2anbmittb Mebl aus Sorltba1
seleiien unb bon biefem ertabren,- baB
er 60 Marf einsetlDmlneii. -gr babe
bann Mebl auF oeffen 0eimpes auf ei=
mem Nebenipeg perfolgt ilnb an elmer
geeisneten STEELE tief i'm Waloe iiber=
fallen uno erifoben. Wabrenb Mrtiplb
fein Opfer berarben ipollte, fam Der
18jdbrise gilbert aug Walloiirn oaber.
Mrnolb ipollte li6 in ben Mafb fiidten,
ba rief ibm aber gilbert su4:: Sd fem
ne Sid, M6rber. i6 tperbe Did Der
polisei anaeigen. Nun fab iid Dir
nolo perratben er orang in bersipei=
felter Wutb duf gilbert ein unb ribtete
ibn nit benz MeKer 10 5u, oaB au9 bas
atueite Spfer balo berblntete. gtuBer
Mrnolo lit nod elm 2aminfeger perBaf=
tet, ba man annimmt, bab spei perlo=
nen Die 5bat periibt baben mii1en. IS
erideint unerfldrli6, tpie Der i6nd6ti=
ss 8uri1e ben tarten Mann iiberfal=
len unb bann nod ben Mutb beliBen
f6nute, oet bit5ufonmenben 4nedt gu
t00ten. n. y
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Wrojbte,,er tn Gimeim,,ati. .

Cincinnati, o., IA. Sept. I'm
balb 4 llbr beute Worsen ,purbe bas
qanae 0euer Deportement bur9 einen
General-Qllarm nod Der 3iberfront ae=
rufen. ippielbit bas Gebdu0e an Der
iib6fli1en gde BON Yine= unb Mater
GtraBe In bellen Glammen itano. Sn
tpeniger afs elmer Stunbe mar bas gdn3e
Gebdube fammt ssnbaIt aieoer9ebrAnnt
unb ipirb Der anoeriGtete Sdobea auf
$195, 600 perani1last. @s ii bies bus
brittle Nal. bab bieier plab nieber=
brannte unb bas 3speite Mal ieit bic
gsgenpdrtigen Sn60bsr, Gmerp Bros,
ibre 2i9terfabrif in bemielbet betrie-
ben. Der NerluIf an benz @eb6ubs bee
tr60t 1926, 900 unb 1T bnr9 Derii@e-
ruIla sebedt. Mlan slaubt an granD-
ffiftung.
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nus Der 8mmoesHaot.

Sn ben lebten 3aserl .ftattgefunbene
ftarfe @olbberi6iffunge1t mad. europa
baben am 6amitas bic 8oloreierpe pes
8unoesidabamtes auf SO Miaipner1
auriidsebradt. Dieie 9batlabe fat i'm
S9abamtsbepartement eine eetpi7e Be-
unrubieuns berborserufeu, bic fid ins
beiien nur auf Die 3utlnft .erfredt., Oa
feiner Der bDber- S9abamtsbean,tep,
bic CUR 3eit in Wafbih9ton iino, bas
8ertrauen Gefretdr garlisle's in pem,
Mabe beiibt, Tim in beiien NnFGten
iiber bic Situation ein9eipeibt alr fein,
ldbt iid ni9t NIT Sidefbeit III Grfab=
rung bringen, mas Die &e9ierllng fit
ben Sal, oaB bic itarten @oloerprrte
anbauern iolltn, su tbun 9eberft. ue=
berall bort man aber, baB. cine neue
8onosemiiiion in nd6fter 3eit nidt err
folgen tpirb, iebenfalls nitbt bor benz
3ufammentritt bes GonsreRes. Was
Der gon9reB tbun miro, iE natiirlid
Iebr probIematifd, es lit aber mebr als
nabrideinli6. oab Die No,niniitration
bic ginsisbung Der ausitebenoen 8un=
oesnoten empfeblen iuiro, unb tpie es
beibt, iit Sefretdr Carlisle sur 3eit
nit Der Musarbeitung Der Details fir
0ieien @oridlas beiddftigt.
gtad 25idbriger &ontroperie lit nun
enbli9 bic Mora forberung bon Seite
Der SbaniIG1en Heoieruna Durd1 2ah=
lung bon 81 ,449, 600 erleoigt tporoen.
Nntonio Marimo Wora, Der als ame=
ritaniider 8iirser unb @tgentbiimer
elmer fonfissirten 3uferplantage S6a=
beneriab perlan9t bate. efbdlt bon Der
Summe etipa $800,000. Sir ben
iibrieen She'll miro bic &eeierung sro=
Be Ntiibe baben, an men lie Die Summe
pertbeilen ioa. ba Die Nnipru9sre9te
in Der 3mii6en5eit pielfad bic Sanb
getpe6ielt baben.
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Neneite Na1ri@te,t.

Ser Stem Oorfer &auimann Souls
Stern, Der in 3iifingen gu 4 Monaten
GefdngniB berurtbeilt murbe, bat teine
8egnaoigung erbalten unb muB feline
Straight abiiben.
Mam min piiIen, oab Yrdlibent gle=
belanb BEN. Surilten 9ornbloper in
Neap Yort gum Na6foleer bes peritor=
bei1en 8nnbesridters Sadion ernennen
tperbe !; Senator Sia merbe iebt Der
@rnennuna. iliht mebr oppOniren.
..Sn @o6ei1ef, Bel glpria, O., bat
am Samitag Der 8aptiiten @eiltli6e
Spbn Moobparo our6 8srsiftung Iei=
.tlep 2eben Elm @noe semabt.
sSn China sreift Die Gbolera raid
um ii6. Sn' San 6rarcisco triff! mar
WaBreseln, i'm eine Ginidleppuns gu
bertiiteil.
0ie tiirtiibe &esierung bat enblid
Die BON ben eurppdif6en Md6ten fiir
Nrmenien berlonsten &eformen suge=
iagt.
Cine. 9epei6e bonn Wtontag aus ger=
lin ertpdbnt bes @eriidtes. baB Elm
Sampfer bes Morooeutiden 2lopo nit
$50 8erinnen untergesangen lei. Sc
naueres miro niht angeseben.
9lm, Montag 1T Der gonsreB bon
WerifD suIdmmert getreten.
Sn Der @egeno bon piqua, O., tres
ten unsetu6bnlid biele srobe S6lan=
gen auf, Die 'fi6 ielbf in Die 5dnie,
tpagen. :
.Nuf Der Sabrt bon @blnbur9 mad
2onbon 1T auf oem 9ampfer vSona"
Seuer aussebro6en, ippbei bon Der
Yailasieren feds, uel6e ii6 ni6t aus
ben @abinert 81. retten permO6ten, 10.
tpie Der Steuermann, in ben Slam=
men umfamen.
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ausIaun.

Nhsluuus
Gaiier 8ilhelm bat ben Grafell BON
Waloeriee gum Generalfelpmorl6all err
nannt.
9ie qrpBen 9RilitGrmanDper bel
Stettin gingen an Sanltag 5u GnOe,
lie ba6en einen glGnsenoen Seriauf ae=
llonlnlen.
IS wiro mitgetbeilt, oab Der 6ral
opn Surin, Ieffe bes &6niss bon Sta=
lien, pel6er ben Man0pern beimobnte,
bon Safer Wilbelm auHalleno tilbl be-
bailbelt mDroen lei.
eSn Der YrDpins GdleIien lno aud
in DER llmeebung bon berlin berrl1'
cine entIeBlibe &aupenplage. Die Srl:
Ietteu serItDren allies mas grim TT.
sluS 0amaii berrIdt Die Gbolera in
beunrabigenber @eile, namentiidb lln'
ter ben Gingebornei.
Ser betannte peitpbdlil6e Gilen:
tSuia Ssreiberr ppn Stumm tit meger
9erausforOerung oes YrofeilOrs Wag.
ner gum guel su sipei Wo9en Se'
ltuu9sbaft perurtbeilt tporoen, Die e'
Ioeben auf @6renbreitltein anaetreter
bat.
Sie eurppdil6e Grnte miro als llr'
eemobnli6 groE angegeben, bp6 lei oil
Aualitdt bes gSeisens gering.
Sin fllrhtbarer 2awinenlturs an
Iltelsaletl1er in BEN Serneralpen bal
Die 9llp Spitalmattf Deri6iittet lC
Sobte, unb piel Sieb perloren.
&ei6sfausler Sobenlobe ioll gu re-
iisniren beablibtigen.
Ser ginfubr amerifanii6ea Sleii6es
tpirb in Seutidlano BON perfdGeoener
Seiten eutsegen gearbeitet.
4uf Dem gBese pon Sponep mad
China Hraubete Der Sampfer Safer
1t9un" ; 55 PerInnen ertrllnfen.
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Nont Yicsgtic Der Ytomiere

auf oem Ssairsr,nb trasen mir mod
nod, baB bic 3wei pb0tegrapbie=Iuf=
nabmen, ipel9e oem dltefen Wmn unb
Der dltsiten Grau, Die in bieiem gouutD
seboren, suseiast .maren,. ..fOlsenben
perionen sufamen Dabio. gaiebeer in
ganal Doper, seboren am |. NoDem=
ber 1918 uno Jrau Sarab &otb aus
God II, eeboren ain a.. Nopember
1924. Ser 8al elmer fleinen, einfa=
den Geitbiitte uurbe ;befdloiien unb
elm GOmite nit 9llsfiibruna oes 8e-
i1luiies beauftragt. i. z
Das nd9ffidbriae pic=giie ION aber=
mails in Canal Dober abgebalteil tper=
ben unb fn6 bic folsen6en Heqmten
erpdblt prdiibent Il. s. 9earborff.
0ice-prdiibent 8. 6. Weit in ubri1s-
billie, Sefretdr 5. &C., ,!Stauffer'in Ga
nal 9oper, S6abmeifer N. 8. Mal=
ton, alles bic 3bisberigen. 81
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&mrse Notisett.
3uIann.


3usentgleiiung auf Der MiGisan
Gentralbabn BEL Marlball, Wi6.. meb=
rere Perionen perlebt !; GROCER S9aoen
an Wtaterial.
Sn Der 2attimer &oblenregion BET
Saaleton, pa., berridt Elm mabrer Muf'
rubr unter ben Goblengrdbern, pobel
es bereits esnen 5ooten gegeben bat.
gei 2ipingltone, Mpnt., itebt Der
Muir Sunnel an Der 9tortbern Yaclftc
Yabn in Slammen. Ser Verfebr TT
unterbro6en.
slus 8ucDrus, O., miro mitgetbeilt,
bab Die g., g. q s.. Gilenbabn tlm
"a, 100, 600 perfauft morben lit.
Wtan bdlt allgemein Die oiesjdDrise
WeiSenernte fir gr0Ber, als mle blsber
angenommen mDrDen, llno bas TT Der
@runb, warum Der Wei5enpreis III Der
lebten 3eit eefaaen 1T.
Sic ,9lmalgamirten Gilen= uno
Stablarbeiter" oes Sanoes 9aben cine
2obnaufbellerung betpilli9t erbalten
$4,000 9lrbeitern fDmmt oielelbe gu
gut.
9eim Sselolaser Der IS. 81. u. in
I2ouispiae trugen li6 slpei ernlte lln=
fdlle su. @ine 9ulbererploIon sootete
uno berlebte mebrere nit Seoienltng
bon @ci6iiben beorberte Wtilitdrs uno
eine eroBe nit 1900 Mteni6en beieBte
giibne brad suiammen iiber 100
BerIonen Derlebt.
Sas @epitter bonn 9ienltag lebter
@o6e bat in unb unt WOOiter, o., tpo
es bon einem ielten erlebten Sturne be=
9leitet mar, S6aoen i'm Setrag non
$500, 600 peruriu6t.
llnler GjelanDter in Der SAmeiS S.
8. 8roabbeao pDn ct. 2eHis, bat
feline &eli9nation eingerei6t.
9tellie Sboma5, bas BON uns Dor Ell
niger 3eit erndbnte ylebenoe 9taOelfil=
ier," lit als geheilt aus oem Spltal IN
Gincinncti entlailen iuorben.
Sn Columbus lit geitern Ntorge1
eSiaac @omaro, Der cine 6rau SaraD
Sellers ermorDet bate, gebdngt NOR
Den.
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9ie Got.mtp Tair tn GamaL
SOBER,

tuelde am L., g., 8. uno 4. Sttpber
abaebalten tpirD, peripribt ole ibre
8orsaneer in ben Sdatten gu ifellen.
SIS fino fpeber 3eit NOD Irbeit geipart
poroen, um Die fommenbe 5air in le=
Der 8esiebung su eiiien @rfOlge gu ge=
ltalten uno bari man baber aud barauf
rehnen, bab bic Setter Der Gair bnr6
sablreiben 8elu1 fur ihre Nnitrenglln=
aen belobnt tperben. IS ipirb oes Sn=
iereIanten iopiel seboten, oaB ieoer lei=
ne Rehnuns babel finbet,i Die Sair tpe-
ni9Fens an einem Sage slt beluden.
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TudIcns 9lrmifa Salbc.

Sic bette Salbe in Oer @elt fur
S6nittpunoen, @ei6tpiire, Salalub,
sSiebermunoen, 9lusi6lag, anfgeiprun=
gene 6dnbe, 6roitbeulen, 9iibneraugen
nno alle 0autausi6lage, iotpie tie be-
liimmt Sdmorrbpiben beilt. Sic miro
aarantirt, Die bette 3ufrieoenbeit gu se=
ben, ober bas @elb miro suriifgegeben.
greis Is Gents per S6abtel bel s. 8.
Miller 81 -Spbn.
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GgemrttOa 81 oerT,MdtSiteJgM,tG
liz 4IfaA nta..e =

@e9enndrtig aRrOsns sRuubreiistidets.
aumBefudbe { Der MnsJtellungilt Mtlan=
ia, ga.. iibsr Die psnnjplhanjet Bob
nen 3u ermdkigtsn Mysilen Oerieait- !,
perionen, ipsltAs sms ,Reiie Ilad benz
|Siiben fur bieisn 0efff Dber Minter
pcrhaben, tperben es In ibrem Sntsfei5e
|iinben. iidbs BEL Den 3idet-MaenimF Der
Deuuiplbania 9inisn nod ndheren Gin~
laeIbejten iii erfuubiQeiL 81. U{on. ipsnbe
|EG in Rem BbiIooeIhbia an, AexsH
fEidet- -A9sNttn Sds. IS Milaf. !.
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GrIRtre Tlai6e1.

Sebe 6amilie jo1te eine sslni&e
"Pain Killer" TN 9auie baben. Gie
eripart einen Doftor.
Wenn Sbnen irgenb ein l1nfal 3us
ftDbt @ie fid ein @elenf ueritauden,
jtd) fhneiben ober cine Branb. ober
Quetidiuunoe bapon tragen, iuenn Sis
an &rdntpfen, 2eibidmer3en ober Rolil
@bolera Waorbus, Dpienterie ooer IL.
aenb elmer Die 0erbauunssorsame h
Mitleibenidaft jiebenben l1npdbtidfeit
leiben, 70 bebanbeln Sie iiA ielbft nit
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Madb sstaeara Galls a,,,o gsariid

iiber Die Glebelano. 3orain q Wbeeling
giienbahn am 6amitag. 81. Septeifi-
ber. Gin Gpe5ialsua. non magrler
GdIaf- uno palaitpdpst1 oertdbt Nem
pbilaoelpbia Mbenos F.2g. Fspreiie
fur bic Runbfabrt a. 50. Sblaftpa=
gen SO ertra eiflen sssfa liz elm Dopz.
pelbett. Wian iolte 'ilb nieielben reht=
3eitig iiderrt, bern nab Dmlneritag.- 10.
Sept, t6rnea feline Auftrdae nteHr be-
riiffntigt iperbsn. Die 1idetS fnb
fur 5 Sage aiiltia fir bic .Qeimfehr.
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,tbrid,spilIe & 1cmmiion Sair.

Die llbri1spine & SennilOn 6air
tpirb porn "a. 27. September anf
benz oortigen Gairgrunb abaebalten.
DleIelbe idlieBt am 27. September
nit eirem Gheingefedte sniihen ben
Wilia- -GDmpagnien W. bon 0enniiou
sunb s. BON Goibocton. Das friegeri.
ihe G1aufpiel ipirb obne 3meifel gro
Sc 6boaren Neuaieriser allf benz Gair.
grunbe bereini9en.
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nnb Slut ipeien 1nb mar blat itt6 ihiuadb.
SD bate ifom alien 0intb Derloren, ba
ipurSe mir DR.. Yierce's Discovery"
empfobfcu. Scb madte eiien @erinh bantit
nmb luuroe baib better. Sett fino flint
Sabre pergangeit, ieitbeu1 ib es nabm. unb
babe if ieitbem ntd)ts intbr bon ben friibes
rem &ranfbeitsanfdllea uerfpiirt."
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Gin 8emcft.

9ie 6. 6. e. gB. giienbabn miro
ihren Gunoen am Sonatag, Is. Sept.,
bas Benefit elmer billigen Gunbfabrt
mad put=im=Bap 81 Sbeil tperoen lai=
len. W. Y. earrei,
Sen. galIasier Ngent.
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2.ucaHex @inabams Al st. per Oarb.
Suite Wuslin .....5
Blauer uno Dlr0tber
Galicp 5
Iguter Gaben, 2 6pnblen fiir 5 Gents,
q s. SO. Burrp.
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Die Go3ialilienbeBe In Dsatidlanb
geluinlt an ltmfana. 3atlrei&e io~
3ialiRif4e 3eitungen iirb NIT @e5Alas
|bele0t ber6eri. Gin NnfNrnl qeoer
|oas auasnttine Wablre&t aeht IN 6i&t.
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fdltnng, Die Md be-
fiel, id)lug mir auf
bic Sruft ilnb 2itllge
nnb ih bate piel bar.
inter su leioelt. SD
periu6te eS NIT meba
reren nnierer beiten
9lerSte bier, aber fie
fonuteu nlir feline
Soffnuug MAIDEN, ,baB
tth mid ie irieber
erbolen iuiirbc. Sie
glaubtell, ih niibte
fterbeil. Stunoens
lana muEte idl hiiftett
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200 Monumente iuer0en be Bei=
Ter IL 2ptle at guren eisenen preilen
perftnlft. II
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Drudarbeiten In belltfder unb
Gprane iperhen In unferer
Druderei prompt unb billig beiprgt. #