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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-15
lnENvY l,AlAnNG orls
IN orr Export Trn,ip ms compared, Wit
Il. last yri,r---rhu G0i,l III t,,rus..

III Our Export TrNdp ns compared. with
last is,r--rhu Go,,l Fig,,ro.t
WAslllSGroS, Marcl, li,--Tho month.
,ly roport Of thu buraau Of atatistic,,
issued to-day, shows imports and OK.
porta OF merchandise for tho month OF
Rebruaryand for tho last eight months
US follows:
Exports during February, $50. 30S,543;
imports durinu snme period, $5S,390,-
$751; OF tho Imports, merchandise to tho
amount Of 81, 500. $50 was FREQ Of duty.
During February, 1894, tho excess OF OK.
portsover imports was slL,Sl2, 100, For
tho eight montliH ended February IS,
lSD5, the excess, OF exports over Snports
was sol 90, 0S22, ~ against S2lS.0Gl $50
during tho Oight months ended F0bru-
arv 80, 1894. ~
The gold Expectations during Febrn.
Nry amounted to s., 5U5. l04 and tho i'm.
porln,iona 10, $685., l07; iortho eight
mon chs expectations Of gold amounted
to S5S.304, 1G7 and tho imports SIC, 025,
394. Tho exports Of silver during Fob
ruury amounted tn S3.07l 1885 and tho
imports, S392,02S. For tho eight months
tho exports exceeded tho imports by
So, SGl,33G. 4.
Iho number Of immigrants arriving
in this. country during February. 1895,
was 9,60S, against 0,G09 during Feb
ruary, lS9h For tho Inst eight months
tho total was l3D, 100, as against 100. 100
during tho same period lnas year.
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!, Hugh Duly. ccn,er.hcldcr, yesterday
signed with tho Boston bago ball team.
This leaves only cannon aud Nichols,
OF tho old team. unsigned.
Strath,norc. tho great stallion, il dead
IRON tho elects OF q inll he received
about throu wccka ago. He was fonlcd
in 1886 aud was tho moat famed OF all
Rysdiko's lIumblclouians.
Tie news OF tho postponomcnt OF tho
Oxford-Cambfidge annual athletic meet.
ing is received with satisfaction ut tho
Cornell University. aud it IL hoped that
an American athletic team may DO nd.
mitlcd 10 competition in tho meet.
Tho Yalo nino played on tho diamond
Yesterday for tho frat time. Ai.or m
hours general work, the varsity mon
played i've innings againat q picked
nine. All tho battery candidates wero
given chance. Tho other positions on
tho varsity team wore iillod rs folows:
Stephenson. Id; Redington. 2b; l'incke,
3b;J. K. Quinby, as; Koa.or, ri; Reed,
Ct; and Sheer, II. rt
tj Candidates for tho Yale varsity crow
will 20 TO tho training table to-day.
Tho party will include tho regular cight,
Z Captain Armatrong, bow; Ilolcom, Q;
Beard, 3; I.ongacre, !; Crops, 5; DaIor.
Is; Treadway.7; Millor. s; together with
Judd, Simpson. Cooncy, Wheelwrigh.
and Langlord. Yesterday Captain Arm.
strong gave tho mon pair oar work and
then M hours worI; in tho now barge.
Thi, IL tho ioayc8t crow since 100,
averaging l7C pounds.
(. t".Mystorious" Billy Smith Inns sont n
letter to Matchmaker Kennedy, Of tho
! Seaside club Of Conoy Island, stating
that no - willing 10, uloet Joe Wolcolt
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MARTINS EEisEY.

liaps and 1fiShnpStn the Thriving CITY
Across the River.
ST. Clairsville il to have third bank,
with a capital stock Of 5000.
Miss Lei.ha Frazier, OF Toronto. is
visiting her grandfather. John Lewis.
Yesterday three membera OF the &C.
tors Holiday Company left for Cincln.
natl.
The board OF education OF Colerain
township wilt build high school at
Barton.
Il A reward OF sos is offered for the ar.
rest Of Paddy Burns. who dug out Of the
Toronto jail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Williams were
at Flushing yesterday, where the father
OF the former is very sick.
James Mills, aged seventeen years,
died OF typhoid fever q, his home III
Clarks addition yesterday.
Mont. Romick came home from the
south yesterday on account Of the dan.
gerous illness OF his mother, Mrs. Ma.
tilda Romick.
The county soldiers relief commission
has made these apportonments: Pease
township. S25; First ward Martins
Ferry, So: Second. Sl7 50; Third, SGT.
The glassworkers will give ball at
the MaennerChor hall tonight and 10.
morrow night. An excursion will be
run from Steubenvi!le on the Wheeling
& Lake Erie railroad. n
Thomas Evans, II well known citizen
OF Martini Ferry, died yesterday at the
age oil eighty. He came to Martins
Ferry from Wales in 1859. and leaves
three children. David and NJ. Evans
and Mrs. Mary Williams.
Among those who will take part in
the Odd Fellowa concer. tomorrow
night arc Thomas Lloyd. Prof. Edward
Bumcubers, Miss Maud Garber and
Miss Edith Hlckim, OF Martins Ferry,
and F. L. Husemau, Miss Ida Mossberg,
Miss Isabella llunry, Miss ka,o Land
aud Mrs. Travis. all OF Wheeling.
Oliver Evans, the Republican candi-
date 'ior mayor OF Columbus, Is an old
St. CiairsviIle boy. His father, Rober.
Evans. was marble cutter. They re-.
moved to Stenbcnvillo about The begin.
ming OF the war, where the father died.
Oliver went to Columbug aud became n
successful business man. Under his
rule, the Capitol City would doubtless
be well governed.
Tho book social to be held at the
Young Mems Christian Association to.
nigh. promises to DO successful affair.
Tho programme will DO rs follows.
Orchestra, recitation, "a New Castle
Apotlacury Shoy," by Miss l:stna Big.
ger; duet. Breath! Soft and Low" Jess
and Miss Iowa liipkina; recitation,
Roger Jones; Cleo Club orchestra, reel.
tation, Legend OF Van Bibbeis Rock"
Miss Emily McCnr,y; solo. William
Mann; Glee Club; orchestra; club
swinging. parallel bars, art galley. with
one hundred ancient and modern pic.
tures.
Levi ". sl!ipmnn, sr.. who had been
sick lon. time ut his residence OH
South Fourth street, died yesterday
morning ut 1880 The deceased was
born nenr St. Clairsvllo. urd resided
In Muskingum county until he located
lin Martins Ferry in 1856. lIo served
in company a, q. V. l., during the rc-
bclion. was member OF tho Methodist
Episcopal church md tho G. A. Il. lie
was carpenter by trade. a staunch
Republican and universally respected.
4 vito aud four children survive him.
Tho children arc Lovi W., Jamoa W.
aud Misacs RebecCa and Ellen.
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MusEE IEAGUE PLAYERS.
Nearly NIL the Teams harp Their Quota of
-.-.ri WV pInNnrs ..Sirnru.n

Nearly NIL the Teams liavs Their Quota Of
gt5gF Players "Sigucd."
Tho Regular piayers Of all the Muaeo
Rowling Leasun clubs and substitutes
ioi maay Lavo been reported TO the
secretary and are given below. 1t will
]; be seen that nearly all the crack men Of
both tic old leagues figure in the now
organization. The following is the olli.
cial roster up to dute::
Chartered Oaks. Lee Woods leap.
tain), w. 4. Stoetzer, rheo. Wagner. W.
+ C. Gardner, J. Z. Mood. D. c. fahey, j..
y. Fahey. William Rimmel, Lideck. w.
5,W. Wood. -
Americus-J. FL Shaier. Charles l..
Danuenberg. John E. Schelhasr, J. w.
kemple, John Wagner, John E. wright,
George W Hannah, George Medick:
II. c. Richuyds-Frnnk Thompson.
Ernest KIo,zcr, II. G. Richards. ". G..
CIator, Samuel Uselton, John ". Kin.
! dleberger.
Nameless-H. L Campbell. ]. Howard
Wells, l. D. Bovlir, George b. Riddell,
Howard Atkinaou. T. L. Carenbauer,
I A. Nelly.
Riyerside-fI. .. flackman, W. IL.
Ketsler. W. F. Creighton, F. IL Thies,
J.D. Merriman, B. &. Noise. Fred Gull.
ker, Irwin Bowman. II. \. Nichols.
TIE Brownies-M J. O'Neill. George
B. Hervey, u. S. McLure, J. Dahlnden,
Frank ]. kuglen, Harry A. Adams, II.
SN.SArkle.
4 The Eowlers-Charlss Lamb, Charles
Z [. Ebeiing, John c. Riheldafer, Guy T.
s Scott, Harry Whitaker. L NJ. Statler.
,Hal speidel, c. Z. Laird, Harry Ebeling,
z G. w. List.
Eldorado-G Weiizel, Walter Worls,
4 Chares Hamilton, Louis Duga, l. I.
Halter,
Pom and Pencil-Harry D. Travis, r.
y NJ. Archer. Joseph A. Weiizel, Joseph
4, Zimmer. Conrad Hirsch, Will Manning,
w. d. Robertson, Joseph E. Discher, G.
20. Statler, ". G. Handlan, jr.
Independents-C. a. Wood, John
z Clator, ]. E. McCauslard, George F. Nc.
kown, Fred E. CowL
Daisies-James L. Day, ". r Wells,
w. r. Stevenson, W.fB. Day.
Island Club-CHariss r. Hunter,
Charles II. Whally. Wilson Kelly. jr.,
William Lash, Roy B. Naylor, Dave R.
Tappan, George Mendel, Will Lauc, Al.
/. bert Cowan. VIII Donaldson.
= Cluha that havo reported less than
ten players are requested to hand in
those lacking before Saturday. when
s the. entries close, and alter which time
ten days notice will BIO required before
/. new nluyers arc eliyible.
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BsocroS, Mass. March 1.-THE fight
which has boon in progress Tor over
three years between tho Bouve.Craw.
ford Company, shoe manufacturers, and
tho American Federation OF Labor, has
been ended and circulars were sent out
to-day announcing that tho national
boycott has been lifted. Tho trouble
began in the fall OF 1891 in the lasting
department OF the factory, WHOM the
men refused to last lis pairs day.
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!Ailsu Beat, britannia.

" CANNES, March l4.-rhe AiIsa won in
to-day's zach. race with tho. Britannia
and Corsair ior the Ogden Goblet aud
Jamcl Gordon Bennett challenge cup
No. ]. -alued at 800 guineas aad now
held by the Britannia. The Ailsa led
from tho start. Tho course was triangu.
lar and about thirty miles in length.
Ailsa won by thirteen minutes and
thirteen seconds actual time, and de-
ductinr her time allowance Of ono min.
4 te and thirteen seconds due Britannia.
tho now cutter beat the Prince OF
Wales yacht by twelve minutes cor.
rectad TIME. e.., n y.
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SpeGiat niAGaktht0 he bIiotipA'sttr,
SrEuBESvIILE, O.. March l4.-Coroner
court. after holding 4 post-mortem ex-
animation OH the, body OF Jeaunetto
McKinnon, at Dillonvalc. who was
found dead ut her home, returned n YER
dict that she died from taking carbolic
acid with suicidat intent.
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Inn twonty.iiro round con test at, Concy
Inland. Smith wants to- mattel, at l4a
pounds, 10, nskss that tho contest DO
decided by n knock ont aud .noithor man
To DO dcctded.a winnor iftthoruia nolico
interference. or II Mt tho ond Of twoa,ty.
ilvo rounds boil, men aro on their iuul
able md willing 10 Gontinnv. IS
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1tnaliif unb Scrbredlen.

9 utbrie, Oil, s. Stunt. - Der
8aptiitcu @eiitlae Sobn Y. Suitb.
welder Dor sebn 2asen aus benz Ges
fansuille Su StlIwatcr brad, purOc 9ez
ltern als 9eibe in eiuem benadbarten
GOuntp auf Der 2dnSltruBe auistiunOen.
Der Otann mar lan9e 3sit trant unb
auBtr SerOlenlt. 10 oaB CT in Ser3welfz
lung, I'M bsn Sun9cr leiner &tnOer ~
1iuen, cine Suantitdt 6leiIh ltabl. @r
wuroe OeSbalb 3u idni Sabreu .3udts
bauS perurtbeilt. Sein SOB erfol9te
infolse bon &ranfbslt uno Gutbebruns
gen.
Ybila6elpbia, s. SUM-. - Sn
periloliener gtaht murbe bier Der so
id5rise 6reocrtd 6eso Dor ieinem 8Obns
bauie, gtr. 429, GbriitianltruBe, uou
benz 2Osidbriseu 9lober. sllforn aug uus
betanntcr uriu6e ssi9Ohen uno tOOtz
lid perwunbet.
un9efdbr mn bieielbe .3eit purbe Der
40 Sabre alte Sobn 9reeu BON @eorsc
Y.rtins an Der &reu3uns uOn %. Slr.
unO NtartetltraBe scihOiien unO tOOt>
lid perwunbet. Scloe Otdnner wobus
ten in bemielben Saulc. glud in bles
Tenn Sale lift Die llriade Ger Shieberei
unbetanut. Die beioen 9bdt.r, Glcorn
uuo Yerfius, beiinbsn ii9 IN ,Saft, iueiz
germ iid aber, NuSlasen su MAIDEN.
@entrepills, Otih., 8. SUM-. =
rOoc" 0clbert S4mare wuroe be5
Wtoro.s i'm crl1sn @raoe i6ul6is beiunz
Oen unb ioiurt 3u lebeusldn9lidem
3udtbaus uerurtbellt; Ser Serurtbeilte
perbielt li1 falt unO uapm icin Sdifz
ial unbcwe9t aui; ietne llsberfHbruns
seidab leOisltd auf @runO uOn ums
itanbsbemeilen.
glm 13. Sttober oergan9enen Sabre5
murbe 8iQtam SobnltOn, elm po6lba.
benber 6armer BON Burr DAT, in sinem
naBen 5lHBaeu, nit WunSeu in Der
Sruit, tOSt uufsefuuben Elm 8euOlper
lag nab. bel linn i'm 5luiie. Selbitz
mOro mar ausseidlufisu, Oa iebe einalse
Der bier 8unOen ais au9enblidIia tOos
t,nO ieitseitellt purbe. Der geroaat
lenfte iid auf S9uare, Der oes Grmor'
oeteH 9Selb ais &urpTul9er behauoelt
bate unb ipater nit Solution in srInlz
mer 5eiubidaft lebte.
Dstettiu Stumpfer aus SunluOnb,
Sub., welder alS @ountps2lnwalt eusoz
eirt puroe, fam alS perfleibeter Granp
in Die 6armersfamilie Der Sdware'S
unb iammsIte Oaielbit iOlWe Sew.li.,
buB baourd bic ueberiibruns mO9lia
wurOs. @S wurbe feftseitsQt. CAP Dell
bert Sawurs nit einem 9ebiilfen, geaz
mems 8Oflueu, Ser gleidfalls OsmWoro>
proseB sntss9enfebt, bas Spfer iberiiel,
psl9es ua9 Der GrmOrOuus iammt benz
9teuolpsr in ben ieidten g8aherluui 9s'
uOrfsn uuroe. um uOmOslid ben 2lns
idsin BON SelbifmOrb 3u erwcdeu. Die
Sdmurs's iowObl wie SobuitOn's &C.
bOren gu Den bsit bstaunten 2sutsu i'm
@ountD.
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syilr ireteu e nrntag.
Gro6e Observation-Disclosures in @iucinz

9r0Be aneHpeHloHNruIlOH III SlNClH7
nat, D..
Ginciunati,S g., s. Suni.-Seute
9benb ianO Die 9rOBartige 8uraerz
Oemoultratioa itatt, pelte Der erlte
8orltos iein iOa sur 9erbclfabruns elmer
MobiIifatiOn otS SOnntaasgeieses.
glls ba8 g8Gbleu Ser Oiuder Dor einis
aeu Otonatcn mieoer cine 2Slrtbss uno
SbeaterzSsse i'm @efol9e batte uub auf
oieie @siic Die @rilten5 b.8 SOnnta9ss
geleeeS ben Siirsern wieber in Die Grz
inncrun9 surId9erufen wuroe, nereintss
ten iid bic beutihen 9eleuldaftcu unb
9rinoetsn Ole ,llberale giqu", uelder
l:et ca. 10000 SlImmseber augehOren.
Seute NbcuO fanb nun cine Ofailenz
psriammlung in ocr Wtufifballe ltatt.
bic bis aui Osn lesten Glus 9eiiQt mar.
Die Sereine batten Paraoeu arran9irt
unb smur erfOlsts Die 9luiteauns in
psri6teoenen Staottbetlen, o oaB 5mlz
iben 7 unO s uhr 9lbeno5 in Der gam
gen Staot marldirt wur6e unb lulti9e
Wtuiit sri9OQ.
0ul. SuIluo Salel lngtle ueH SotI'e
uno erlGuttrte Die unterbreIteten 6eloz
lutionen iowIe bic contribution, welde
bon ben 3auienbcn pOn Siir9ern suts
ssbeiBen uuroeu.
9teOen wuroen 9sbaIten BON Samuel
WiiIer, eiuem anseicbenen 9tsdtsans
malt. ber bas SOnntasssciee al5 Elm
wioernatiirli6eS @eiee beseianete uno
b.iouOers ben Seepiufien iaarf gu 2eibs
riidte. Cine scblescne 9fepe belt ,Pa'
itOr Suso Glienlobr, Der Die SOnnta9ss
irase pom Stanopunfte etnes ireiiinniz
gen prOte ltautiiden @eiitli4en bebaHz
Selte. 6erncr ipruden 6runt 9tlit, Bra
fiSent b,S r@entrul 2Gbor Council.
unO FOlije ommiNar Sol. Wfor9an.
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Ritrse 3abeIOeneIdjen

= SwOlfbunOert FOitbc cbienitete in
Subapelt baben Die Irbeit einselteQt, unl
before Se;abluns gu criminssu. 5m al>
ten Yelt, alio auf Der rt9ten Seits ser
0onau, uuroen uOrseitsrn gar feline
Sriefe aussetrasen u D in SIen nur
wenige.
= 9lui bem Stintlee BEL 9tisa, Der
Sauptftabt Der ruiiiiden Sitiespropins
2iulanb, ihlus elm Seseli9iff INN, ID o.
tei pou ben 16 oil SOrb btiinOli9sn
BerlOnen II ertraufeu. Cine iSrau nit
finf &iubern beiaub iid auf Dem Boot;
bic 6rau tit serettet, Die &inb.r iino ers
trunfen.
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Brii6e Qriin0(iC6 Qe6ei(t.

Tas aIteff, @tabiiiItment In Baltimore. Don einem
btutiben grste sssitet. 6uub.rte .rfosreler aureu
bier tn Baltimore DldHHerr, Grauen rub
Rtnbern-fonnen ansefhbrt peroen. 9cin 3eituerut,
t,iue Operation. Die Sebaubluns III polfsmmeu
Eder rnb aepiB. fsir urteriuhuna feine Geblhr.
ShreauhunoeB bis uhr, bis Ratm.
Der wlarpIdneer 3peis bes
BALTIMORE HERNIA INSTITUTS
1T nab gir. sos, aBeff,Oeorfbs sApenue. uabe bei
Soltons G Irast. periest perotn.
Or. G8iIh. q. 0Icmau, anfaItssG7lt.
Sln
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Sburfun's Nabinlger.

8m. 81. Galle p,ro 6apuit uertreten.
Gan Sran5iscO, 8. SUM. -
Der Oampisr WtonOwai," welder beute
bier eintrai, bradte Die Nudrldt BON
SOnoluIu, buB SSm. 81. @uitie gum
@eianbten uon Sapaii on S:s0e uon
8. q. Sburlton crnannt isi. 0ericlbe
ptro ni1t Dor benz 1. 9lu9uit aDre!ien.
ST mar elmer Der @omntnare. lpelhe
nad @aibingtOu geianOt wurosn, nm
inl gale Der Stiir;uns Der Otonar9Ie
cine Mnuettlrung an3ubabuen.
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9ie ,.Gnlima"z z3atalfrnp9e.

Gdapeueriabflasen aubdns's semadt.
Gan 5ran5iscO, 8. SUM-. =
gSie baS bielise Slatt u@bronicle"
lareibt, miro auf Gruno Der susiaseu,
Die bel Ger unterlu6ung ilbcr ben nns
tersaus oes 2ampiers rGOliman &c
madt iuoroeu iinO, cine Nn;abl Sdas
OensriuesP Pro;cile se9en Die uBacificz
Ntails sSteamibipzG OmpanD" anhansi9
sema6t ruerben, 70 Don einem an9eicbe=
nen Yf flan;er, 8. 81. grewer, beiieu
6rau uno Orci &luoer bel ocr r@Olimuz"
&atatropbe ibren SOB aefunben baben
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Icntirtcn Die Sld9er weniser ME Ell
Spolftel oes 0ruuofapita.S.
Ser Gapttilt frei0eIprcdjen.

Bunoss GOmmiIiar Ro9ers entlleB
am Samitas nah cinem Scrbor ben
@apitdn 9obn Yaul pon Der Shaiuppe
,2Doia," wel9.r bstanntli6 pom slncm
WatrOi:u beidulOtst mar, tbn m1Bs
banbelt su bnben. 9Sic eS lih leoo4
berausitelltc, entitanO slpiihen elnt9en
Der ShiiIsmunniAaTt ein Strclt, ben
Der SapitGn euergIih unterbrHdts, luOiu
er pOlltonmen bercdtist mar.
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GeIaBren Der Scr.
Gin 2 ampter urtergeganseu.

9IH uIHpTtt HVItIAeYUHYtH.
Sttamu, Gau., 8. Suni.-SOeben
traf bier Die ytatrldt eln, baB Der
Dampfer rWtOnard," Gisentbum BON
SrDoaes & 0urbam, pel6er am Oienz
flag nit Yaiiasieren uno 6radt belaoen
nu1 Sort 6,ancis abfubr, Sdiffbruh
gslitten bat uuO bel Sault 6upto5 i'm
9tatnDz9fiusr seiunfen 1T. Die Bahaz
siere unO Die Semannuus wurOsn ses
rettRt
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BUR Silbers 5yragc.
Der Goupsut Der Sllbsrboloe in Nep=
SrleanS.

SLlCuHS.
9femzS SrleanS, 2a., 8. Suni.-
DIE arrangements iiir Sen am OtOntas
bier itattfinoenben SilbcrcOnoent iinO
9etrOfieu pOrOen uuo 0cle9atsn aus als
len Sbeilsu bcs StaateS trefien idlon
elm. Oils bic Sauptrebner iiao Wm.
s. 8rDan pon 9tebraSta unb u. ..
Moousp urn Oiiiiiiiippt angefiinoist.
8aleisb, N.sG., 8. 9uni.-9i,
su @unltsn BON 6reiprasun9 bier ab9e,
baltene Ssriuntmluus uubm 8eldluhs
fir Silberprasung pnu 16 ;u 1 al uni
ermGblte 0elegateu gu Dem III Wempbia
itattfinoenben @Onuent. BOpuliiten UNI
SilberzOemofraten wirften in Der Ser:
iammluns barmoniid suiammsn.
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cei6te3a0(ungen!
@s'ss $40" "',''es
9ebfs snuerlaiiiae 2aoen,
Jfr. SIG II. SCI. .ESrpaerap.

g3iGreno bieier ieugenben uuo ben
Sdiueis aus allen Borsn irci6erben Gage
iparen Sic eizes neueH stnSuges brin9eno
beoiritis uno bennoh parten sic, uno
iporauis SaorseIo! Dieies lit nid)t NOS
tbi9. 6erdfe al fitiem 9lag, ipenn
Sic oas 8ort ausirr,d1en rolleu. Iieieru
SbneH SO auf GreSit eiaeu idj0EsH
flhIen 2 Sersesaln,ug, aus ih6aeu. tIeioz
iamsn, importirtsu 6abritaten berseitelit,
oefllttrt uno seite,it nit bem beiteH itaz
IieHtiteH 6ud. ftpIpoa SuaeibrittsH uro
bhbih sarnirt. g8dre es nift bic ytarrz
belt auf ole Spise aetriebeH, in anoereH
@eidlGiten $40 S'adr 81 beSabten. iuenn
unier uHpersleidlttes @reoitipitem SbneH
ben 9ebrautl oes geIoes fIr aHotrei i3nete
erlautt7 uuiere Seoinsunasn iiEo: glne
9IeiHiJteit ieOe gohe oo:r Dionlt, bis s
bic 9ietuuna besGbIt lit. g8is bert:n
S;e baru6erI
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Dif bffs Hahjabrss Mtoi,iu

augeublidIid III Elm S.Der barauf be.
ead]t, etpas fir bi. &einisuns i.ines
Slutes 5u tbuu, Ooer iuis man au iuseu
pfle9t, etne Sribiabrs.Webi3in Su &c.
branfeu. uno oieS 1T oollfommen
riGtis gebunOelt, leSo9 mug man bic
seeignete OlebiSin eiunehmeu. Sails
Ste Sbreu arst couiuInreu. 10 iuiro
Shuen oerieIbe ianen:
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BdItfmcr
Snntnf.9eppidlsSle u etttt 6 ontp..

9.pp,tc merben auiseGouImen, sereini5t uHo uieoer
o,I,at Yeianbere ginridturs fur auIbelpabrnns BON
In Sri5at: abtb,iluns.n aufbewa9rt 2slspb0H 22s.
(Aprlll7 ,31tel
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Ne9nle1t sic

cine CUTE 9eber.Webisiu eiu. uub itpar
oesbalb, NEIL bic geter oas Slut pou.
iliuoig resulirt. Sobalo Die Qebertbd.
tisfeit TRACE m, irirb bas S0rperipfsm
p.ritopft, ous Slut uureiu uuo Der gang.
S6rper mug oaruuter leibeu. Sebe Ofe.
b,itn, ote sur 8eInisuug oeS 8lutes
empfobleu piro, iou auseuOmmeuer
MaBsH aui bic 9,ber einwirteu. Be.
iOrgeu Sic itt oaber ioiort ben
n6rxn cffer Qehs~ ,R a~x,yssa.. "A
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. eftpren:
Grnff Z. Snabe, iun., pon gBul. anabe 81 Co.,
gianofabrlfanteH:
Clinton y. paine, Don gaius & gacearan. Ban.
fiers uno giafler.
9bpmas S8. San, IHpalt.
aSiIbur Y. Sacfipn, Brdiibent Der Continental
Nationa=Saut
Gepars Maine, Setter unb Seraussebsr nes
.Deutiten Gorreiponbenten.-
Sames ., Waipn Don Der Saulss 3. Wlafon Co.,
Gra6ersSab briianten.
u. Binslpp BiGinms, NnfpcIt.
GbarleS Senrp Smi.b pon Sulitb, Oron & Co.,
gnsros@S6noIer in Bapi.r uno Bapi,ridden.
sN. WeeS. pridDare, SausBerelu.
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Bride permanent gebeilt
ear 0OR m

Rur.n Reroen obne Operation ohsr GbboItuns bon
Geihdften in sfuei bis pier gDodben tenerffeutst.
ShrftIite @oranfit. COMPUTATION frei
Die q. g. Rtner.S Somp.s
Sinmer 210-2l2, Misunderstanding.
q MtsNN anIft
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Siutnlons
&iOer
HedMl1tpr.

9erieIbe uerritt,t iein. arb.it sur
Sufriebenh.tt uub erfrii6t bas aeiammte
SOrperipfem. Gr 1T pbefer ais Billen"
unb fann loiuobI in fliiiiiser Gurm mie
OILS Vulper beieQtn meroen.
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1lnier Gabelbrtef.
Ssm tidllano's auspariige Folitit
Gs fsbt auf htr Siitr Srs pkranksn
Aiannss. "
@aas 3erfta erwartuitgspoG.
gSer wirb an Stcae &i6tbuieu's Die
Qoli,eizGnnte ibmimgen!
Scr aerr 9oiisei Winiiter itno
icin Ganoioat.
Scr Serr 8oIiset Winifter itno
icin Ganoioat.

(sptSiea fir ben .Seutibcn @orreiponbeuter"
bsriet bur bic nllnitlo reb" unb Die ~ytcr@ orfer
giiocirte Breiie."l
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Scr
Nattnnal >8ait 8erein
Der Staot Baltimore.
National Building A ssociation.

Blreaur: 3immer 0er. 4OS unn 400, SieeIitp
Suileins.
Mutprifrtes SapitaI IS1O.OOO,OOO.0O.
g mt
Grnff g. Gnabe, Jun, Yrdiisent.
GbpmaS gS San, 8icepriiioeRt.
&. BeSlep 6ueff, sbasmeiitsr.
g. u. Dole, Eetrttdr.
WDee9. 0ribare, @tn.@ @Geihdftsflhrer.
8. y. WorriS, Geihdftsfllrer
bes 2iIaunss Departments.
gSiniams & gSilliams, 5ft6tscoHiuleuten.
9epoftorium: Continental RatipnaIrSdn
siheriteIuna Der Securitdten: Gieelitp s. 0e'
ppfitsGp.
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SIREN gle auf, GRietbe Al ,abIen.

Wenn Sie bel ms poripr ten, Dolcn mir S6nen
s.isen, tue Sic Elm tisenes Saus ses.n Iete monat,
lihe GbSabIunsen fanien tonuen. Sic paben t.ine
@oriteQunsioaoon, ipie oieI sIu6lIter Sic in Sbrem
eiseneH Sauic Ieben. Selo ais SGrlebeu. Ilc Qus=
Runft iptrb aeru ertbtit. CTebr9,1S)
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$4,000 far Serlesunsen uerlan8t.

Sle n2afe NOlauD SOdbabnzGOmp.1
iit AM Sumitas BON Gbas. 9. Slllett
auf $4,000 @ntldaoi9uns perflagt
uorbeu. Sin 8aqeu oe5 &ldssrs lOu
auseblid oil Der SliuslufIsapenue nit
einem @assOu Der Setla9ten in Gollis
lion seratben ieiu, wOburd GilIet anf
Die StruB. seidleubert unO ansebli9
perlest muroe.
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8lage auf gutiddOiguug III Der 9Dbe ron
$4,000 segeu peli6ierene SahHssieC'
itatteu uusereugt. - NnOsre Shus
beneriaBflageu. - llueinigr uno aeel=