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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-21

Nelson, however, did not know Sil
thur, but was so struck with his
versation that he stepped out of
room TO inquire who he might be.
Earl Grey made Downing street
residence, as did also Mr.. Gladstone
Lord Beaconsfield, while Lord
bourne, the great Sir Robert Peel,
Derby and Lord Palmerston NJ
used it as their offices.
From the days OF Sir Robert Wa
however, until those of Lord Salist
first premiership, No. 10 Downing
nas always been the place of meet
the British cabinet. The councils
held in Il room on the ground floor
large windows upening upon tie
looking into large, old-fashione
len. 1t was only when Mr.. Glac
became prime minister and included a
larger number of statesmen in his cab
met than had until that time bee IN GUS
tonnary that the meetings We're trans
ferred to a larger room upstairs, look
ing out on the so-called Horse Guards
parade.
The outward appearance of the house
is very plain, and that part which faces
Downing street conveys no idea of the
size of the wing behind, which contains
several magnificent reception-rooms,
one of them adorned with series of fine
portraits of all the former official oc.
cupants of the house.
Since Lord Salisbury has been prime
minister he has been in the habit of hav-
ing the cabinet meet at the foreign
office, where he makes his official head
quarters, and his example was followed
for time by Lord Rosebery, although
he ultimately reverted to Downing
street for the sake of old traditions and
associations, 1t may be added that Mr..
Gladstone, as well as number of his
predecessors, used to make a practice
of entering the house through the gar
den by means of the wicket gates in the
wall fronting the Horse Guards parade,
so as to avoid the crowd of people in
yariably waiting around the Downing
street entrance. Downing street, which
is species of cul-de-sac, takes it's name
from Sir George Downing, who was
secretary of the treasury in 1850, and
first became the property of the crown
through the confiscation of the posses
sions of Lord Litchfleld, master of the
horse to King James H., whom he elect
ed to follow into exile sooner than to
serve King William and Queen Mary
"of glorious memory"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-21
petalls OF weyler,s pefeat.

HAVANA, Nov. 14.-An attack was
made on the 10th by Gen. Weyler and
10000 troops on the camp of Maceo,
who was strongly fortified in the hills
of Pinar Del Rio. Maceo had been
notified of the coming attack. Maceo
had 500 sharpshooters with him who
singled out the Spanish generals
Echague and Melguizo and shot them
down, Gen. Weyler was slightly
wounded in the leg. The battle lasted
several hours and heavy losses are re-
ported on both sides. Maceo routed
Weyler's troops and they made hasty
retreat.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-21

Amsterdam, N. y, was chosen.
Nominations for the executive board
followed. They were: II. b. Martin,
Minnesota; Andrew b. Best, Brooklyn;
John f. Maher, New York; G. A.
French, Massachusetts,; Henry A..
Hicks, New York City, Daniel Brown,
Montana; James M. Kenny, Omaha,
and Thomas II. Canning, Boston. Hicks
and Kenney declined and one ballot
showed that Martin, Best and Brown
were elected.
The committee on the state of the or
der reported resolutions preventing
persons on strike from entering the
Knights of Labor. Adjourned until to-
day.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-21
Tho oniolal Count Completed.

COLUMBUS, Nov 4.-The official count
of the vote in Ohio is completed and
shows that the total vote was 1,OO3, $50.
Mckinley received 527,945; Bryan 49,
905; Bryan and Watson, populists,
2,552. Levering, prohibition, 5000;
Bentley, nationalist, 2,77s; Matchett,
social labor, 1,165; Palmer, gold DEM
ocrat, 1881 McKinley's plurality was
SIS His majority over all candi-
dates was 1864.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-21
Cleveland,s Horse show.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 1s.-A large and
fashionable audience attended the
opening of the horse show in the Cen
tral armory last evening. The classes
are well filled and the entries embrace
nearly 200 fine animals from this city
and a number from Detroit, Toledo,
youngstown and Columbus.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-21

TOLEDO, Nov. 14.-Sheriff Tual yes
terday caused the arrest of Turkeys
Mutchler and Newbury on the charge
Of aiding Harry Davis, alias Crawford,
an alleged murderer, to escape. A man
supposed to be the fugitive is held at
Van Buren,. q.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-21
Found Dead.

LIMA, Nov. 1s.-Tuesday morning
the dead body of man with the up
per part of his skull knocked off was
found in the Chicago & Erie yards.
From papers in his pocket he is sup
posed to be John Donahue, of Hunt
ington, Ind. Some money was found
on his person. He is thought to have
fallen asleep on the track.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-21
OHIO NEWS.
Items of Interest from All Sections
of the State.
Thrown Out of Cour

CLEVELAND, Nov 1Z-Judge Stone
threw an interesting case out of court
Monday by instructing the jury to
bring in a verdict for the defendant
Mrs. Lizzie Lambert, the divorced wife
of Henry Lambert, sued Lysander
Towson for S25, 900 damages for breach
of promise of marriage. Mrs. Lambert
gave the testimony'herself which threw
her case out of court. She said that
she had good home and an indulgent
husband when Towson persuaded her
to apply for divorce, telling her that
he would marry her after the divorce
was granted. She got the divorce,
Towson refused to marry her and the
breach of promise suit followed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-21

WOOSTER, Nov 17.-Three children
of Mrs. Knepp, of jackson, are at the
point of death with diphtheria. An
epidemic is feared. A 9-year-old son
was in school during the afternoon and
died before morning. The school has
been closed and the whole district
quarautined. The disease is reported
to be genuine black diphtheria.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-21
THE VOTE IN OHIO.

Fable Showing tho Number OF Rallots Cast
in Each County of the Buckeye state on
November 3, 1890.
The following vote is taken from the
official figures received at the Office of
the secretary of state:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-21

He-I am going now.
She-Thats step in the right dirte
tion.-Town Topics.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-04
Wier Sabre Gtnbtntm fir Mebi5is
fter IN SIiapi2.

Ser Bei6luB Der Staals @eiunbs
beitsbeb6roe, baB in 3ufunft Niemanb
3ur dr3tli9en prayis In S0inois 3uge'
laiIen tperben iol, meI9er ni6t auf elm
poles pieridbrigeS Stubium Derweiisn
tann, mag Senen, tuelde fi9 aMf ben
dratli1enBeru perbereiten uoaen, nidt
gefalIen, ipirb aber BON BEN pubIifam
nit Genugtbuuug entsegeagenommen
uerben.
Die mebi3inii6e WiRsni6aft bon
beute umfaBt elm 10 sroBes Gelb, bob
es unm6eli6 1T, bieielbe aud nur tn
ibren umriifen, ia bret, obsr gar, wie
i es friiber Der Jall mar, In 3tDei Sabren
su beualti9en. Sn Oeuti6lanD fnb
ieit 1883 fogar neun Semefer Iors
I@rift, mo3u bann nod bic mebr als
| elm Semelter Derf9linsenoe Staats'
prafuns tommt.
Ser 8ei6luB ber Staats @eiunb'
beitsbeb6rbe befiegelt unb peraagemeis
merit einen Gorti9ritt, tpel@er BON uns
feren befen mebisinii9en Colleges, 10
benz College of pbpfieians anb Surs
geonS, benz @bica9o Wlebical Gotlege
unb benz &ulb Mebieal College, bereits
eingefiibrt 1T. Mu9 bic anberen An.
| ftalteu biefer Nrt tuerben ibren 2ebr'
plan ben Nnforberungen Der Seb0roe
gemdb ermeiteru ober ihre 8hdtigteit
einfteuen mtifeu.
Die grtenniniB, bob uniere Mebi3i.
ner cine before uHb griinbli1ere Vorbe'
reitung baben mhGen. bat In ten leBten
| 25 Sabren ungebeure Gorti6ritte
gema1t. 9lls bic Meitation Daftir Dor
einem BierteIiabrbunbert bier baupts
| id9Ii9 bon benz Dor swei Sabren pers
ftorbenen 9r. Sobn $. &au9 beeons
nen tpurbe, ftieB er Dielfeitig out Ops
petition ieitens Der mebi3inif6en @olle'
ges, bic bic reinen Diplomfabriten
tporen unb uns nit elmer nnmaHe uon
| iungen aeraten iibsrf1tiiteten. Del1e
tpebsr in Der dratliden Wifeni9aft
nod in irgenb ettpas anberem beialas
gen paren, ia logar nit ben brei
rR.' auf eeipanntem Gube fanben.
Oant pornebmlid feiner aufopferns
ben Mrbeit tpurben 5ieie Dottors
fabriten nod unb nod se3mungen, BON
| ibren G9hIern cine before 8orbilbnng
su Derlangen un6 ibnen cine before
Nusbilung au gsben, neil bielelbeK
fonf ni9t bas Staats.@Tamen bdtten
beiteben Bnnen. Ser ieBige Sei6luB
ber StaatSbeb6rbe lit bic 3r6nung bes
DON ibm besriinbeten @ebdubes. Sin
auf Sainoiier uniuerlitdten Uber mebis
3inii6en Colleges norsebilbeter ar3t
mirb In 3utunft binter iuuseu eurOedis
f1en Ner3ten nidt 3uriid3ufeben
brau6en." nSas. Staats3tg.'
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es III ntebr 2atarrb In bieier @esene BED
2anbeS, als bon aSen anberen Rrantfetten
,uiomnlen, unb Bis in ben letten Sabren
gaIt &C ais unteiIbar. 8iele Sabre lang ers
iIdrten Dottoren ibn fiji cine lotale &rants
bett mnb iHrieben lcfale &eiInlitteE Dor, unS
Sa fie Jpn NIT dr3tliAer 8sbanbluns beitan'
big ni@t furirten, erfldrten fie TIN ftlr ,tr,.
beilbar. Die @iiien5&aft bat betrteien, bab
Ratarrb cine Ronftituticnsfrantbeit TT anS
Sesbalb cine eonfitntioneIte 8etaneInnS er'
fOrbert. San's 2atarrb 2ur, fabriairt bon
5. s. Gbenep g. s o., foIeSo, Dbte, tf
Sic ein,iss fonftitutionslIe 2ur TN Marfts.
Sic tpifb innerIid In DOZEN cser gaben bon
10 Eroyfen bts su einem TbeeI6ffeI SsIl
aencn,nien. sic trirtt bireft auf bas BInt
nnb bic f9Ieinisen DberHa4e Ses Sbftsn1s.
gie bietsn einbunsert Dollars fiir ieben 6au,
ben fse su furiren perfebIt. aabt SUD etr'
cuIare unh 8eusnilie fon,men. a6reiiirt:
&. 8. Gbenep & 6 o., Solebo, 2.
G @erfauft bon allen Apptsetern, ~ 80.
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DaS sbeal-@etlmttteI.

Der alderman Sames 8. Grancia
bon @bicaeo fa9t: sd betra6te Or.
Sings Nsue gntbedung als SbeaIs0eils
mitttl gesen 0uften, grtaltunsen unb
Brufleiben. Sd babe bas Mittel tpdbs
renb Der Iebten fiinf Sabre tn metner
Gantilie gebrau6t. NIT ausf9luB aller
dratliden Reeepte unb iouitigen Mebis
eaitetlte.~
&ep. Sobn Bureus BON Reotut, Sos
tpa, f9reibt: so bin felt iiber 50
.Jabreu elm prebiger Der metbobiaif6en
episcopal Stride unb babe gefnnben,
bab mir niemals etwas 10 gut getban
bat, tpie Dr. Sings Geue gntbedung.
Nlam made nur einen 8erin6 nit bies
fem Jbeals6 6eilmAtel." grobefaf@eu
in Der Mpptbefe bon Nbolpb OreiB.
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gDaru,t. aecbt mon !?

prDf. Bunge in gafel gibt auf biefe
sfraqe fo!genbe Mntmori: 9te Saupts
urlede Der Srinfgt mobnbeitiif bic ytad).
qhmuugsfu6t Der Weufhen. Ga5 erite
@laa Bier idmedt ebenfowenia, als
bic elfte Giaa,re; be WenIden irinten,
! neil Nnbere trinfen. Sat man Iid aber
OIL eas S1infen gelp0bni 10 1T an Grim
ben gum Weitertrirten fein Ufangel.
Die WienlGen trinfeH. menn tie aus.
, einanbergehen, unb fe trirftll, menH lie
| fb miebells lsben; ie trinfen, tpenn lie
burgrig linb, I'M ben Dunger Ja betou.
ben; fe trinfeH, tpeun iie iatt linb, nm
ben Nppetit an3ure9en. Sic trinfen,
wenn es talt 1T, aur @rmdrmung; tie
tliaten, ipsnn es ma m 1T, 5ur Mbtiibs
Iunq. sic triuten, tpenH tie i1ldts
rig fab. nm lib mad5ubulten; fie
triateu, penn fis idnlos fiHo. UNI
ensuI6lafen. Sic triafen, lpeil lie
trauria linb; fie trinfen. neil iie lultig
fua., Sic irinteu, neil @iner getauft
pirb; fie irinten. neil @iner beerol9t
, lpirD. sic trinten. um Summer, Notb
@lenb au pergeHen; lie trinten um aangs
ueile su pertreiben. = 8aS 1T aller.
bings ri9tis: es mhb BET ieber @ss
leaenheit, aug Re II NnlaB aettutt II.
aber baB bas slite @las Bier Mot
! f6n!edt bas mirb eiH gutter Wtiinh's
ner a. .. benz 0errn YfofeflOr nibt
aIauben. 9uti6eu in Miin9sn bod
Ihou gana fleine Babies nit iibtlts
d EN- WobIbebagen am MaBtrugl
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Gin pertbpplles 3ecept.

Ser &ebafteur Morriion BON Der in
@ortbington, Snbiana, eri6einenoen
"Sun" ibreibi: nSie haben Elm pertb.
polleS &eeept in benz n@lectric' SittersA
unb i6 taun bafelbe Seberntann nit
sutem @epillen empfeblen als elm Wtits
tel gegen Berliopfung unb Nfigrdne.
gln1 aIs Wiittel aur augemeinen Mnfs
frii6ung BEG SDhems bet es nI6t tel'
nes @leiden. Grau NHnie Steble,
1926 Cottage GroOe GDenue in ebis
cago mar polIfdnbig eri66pft, ite
fonnte tueber eFen nod perbauen unb
bate &iidenidmeraen, Die he gar ni9t
mebr perIaHen wollteu. Sic fablte
ii6 total enitrdftet, aber feds Jlaiden
electric 8itters feuten ibre @eiunbbeii
mieber Der unb perliebeu ibr neue
Rraft. Yreis SO @entS unt $1.00 bic
Glaide. gu baben in Der Apotbete
bon u. DreiB.
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tire Blide aufuterfiant priifenb auf
Der Gri9einuns bes 8eferenoars ueilen
ltnb laste bann nit 9rober 8iirbe !:
rDa Ileranbra sic liebt, 10 muB bic
W2utter ii6 mobl fiigen unb anberen
8ldnen entiasen. @rlpeiien Sie it'd
bes Spfers, bas mir Sbnen bringen,
lpiirbig, Serr Referenoar.
,Das mill = bas selobe i'd !-Gd,
ipie gliidli1 MAIDEN Sie midi = @r
fnste bic 6anb Der @eneralin unb fubr
fort: Der @ebante, baB Id 9leranbra
beiisen ioll, lit eS nidt allein, Der
mid beraui6t, belelist, es erbebt au6
meinen 9tols, balb Der Samilie oes
Generals BON ReBburg anseboren 5lt
biirfen.
rOas mill i6 meinen. Der S6mae
ger 8iftor BON NeBbur9s auf Oitpebe
at perben = bas lit me Sade! Slid
mus Der Meni9 baben! SEA, bier
meine 9anb, i9 belize Sie als tiinfs
tises Wlitglieb unieres 9auies MILL
fomnen.
r9auienb Dant!" - 9ein3 idlus
freubis In 8iftorS 0te6te etn. = ,N6,
Meranbra, ipel9' ein berrli6er Sag
lit bas!"
Gr 59lang ieinet unperlebten slrm
xm bic i6lante @eitalt Der @eliebten
uno flBte tire Stirne NIT abnli9en
Gmpfinbunsen, ipie elm 8eter oas @ee
isarS ser munoeripirfenben Wlabonra.
(Hortfetuns foIst)
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Gin alauaenSer 0oppel eagle.

1T etn bdbf&ss ding bu tetra8tsn, DEFENDERS psnn
man bas GIhd Bat ibn felbft 5u befiseH. absr bic
Sarb. etef.r NIT Ws&t sei&dstsn Ranse srsst
ni6ts penissr 0Is Seruntsruns, psun has msni&s
tide antlts sur4 iie sntasutwtrb. Dteies epmptom
ron stloftat icpobI, aIs Druid In bsr esbsrssssnb,
gtisbslas Der 3unse, saftrif&ts a0pfpsb, abslrts'
t.nber Gtbsm, iiebeItsit, @sfhbl bss Gtesm Runre,
gertcptuna unb Dpspepfs iuh f&nsa teitbar mt
ber nis psriasentsn ShIie ron 9ofsiter's Rassn'
btttsrs, ssm bsfen auer apei&snten, blutrstntssu.
BEN uns bIutbilbenbsn mtbistnii&en Qrdparats. Vie
@orbsusunss. nnb Settmtttd sessn malartf@'
arantbeit.n tnbet es ni6t fsiu,s Gtei&en. Rsr in
Ep!ae peu ssnher esbenspetie Gnase ~ gereanunas'
t0rnnaeu unb mauselbaftsr @ausnabienberuua bat,
pirb uitt perssbenS fetne ShIfe In aniprn4 nebmen
Gs psri& lift bem Rerpsnipfsm &ube, esm Sourmanr
esiunpeu appettt.
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Vripat. mn0 @eidlled1tsz z&ranfheiten
YbDtDgrapbiett !!

GaItapap's pbotoerap III.
/ DE Nnhalt, Ne. 513 Oft 6ou.
ftons 5traBe, cine 9reppe bod. TT biz
ein3ige, bic bas "Aristotype"s "spapier
benubt, moburd He photographer lie.
fert, bic ni6t berblaRen unb 6eren
Garben id6n tpeiB unb bon REDEEM
@9war3 linb. Merft @ner @elb ni6i
fort fur rotbs ober braunfarbige pb 0.
tcgrapbien, benn fie iiberhauern feine
3eit unb baben teinen 3pef. Gabi'
netspbotograpbien iperbsn angefertigt
i'm preiie BON $3.50 biz So 90 per
SuBenb.
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Sd mar nerp0S, miibe uHo uHtulti6.
9arI's gloper Goot 8bee bat mid gee
Iunb unh sIiidli4 gemadt. Mrs. g. y.
Worbeu. gum gertauf bel 9alteper
G Sdu6arb, Sames @lapin, B. s.
5peGeHp. q. @obA & Co., q. Stein,
Geutral Drug Stpre, U. Sdneppe.
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- 0Ser fir ben SOmmer iein SaHs
NIT Der beauemem, feine lSdrmc ucrs
breiiemofn eieffriidIen Ginrld1tnrg sn
ncriebem tuiinid)t, oer tuenoe fidb an
bic g. u. Gas Stompagnte, fuelcpe
Die Arbett ourd) crfabrene Wfanner TIT
Ser beftea pno iid)eriten aSeife aus
fiibren iaRt.
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- 8ei S9piubiidtiseu 1T Der bic
8ruii 10 angreifenbe 1uiten iebr nn'
angenebm; aber einfa9 unb mobltbus
enb iinb bic @irfungen bon Or. 9us
sut a6uig'S Samburger Srulttbee,
ba berielbs ungemeiu linbernb pirtt
unb einen rubiseu unb geiunoen S9laf
erseunt.
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Die SiBe f0ntmt,
Scb iueiR, mas frumntt,
0Soram id] mid nur labe.
Scr argfte 9nrft,
Der lit Mir Wurit,
90 lang ih Lone Star babe.

9ei6 Sbr burd uuOerbaulidteit,
BerI1opfuns, appetitlOfsteit. s6pia.
bel, selbe 6autfarbe geplagts Sbi'
Icb's Bitali3er 1T elm fi6eres 9eilmitteI.
Gum gsrtauf bel 8alteper 6 Sdu.
6arb. Sames @lapin, 3. 5. Speaefp.
q. @obn & Co., 3. Steiu, Central
Drug Store, ". S9weppe.
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- 9Ser ieiner Tram etn seitsema.
Ses, mHtlibes unb idJdtenstuertbeS
@efdbenf MADDEN iutl, rer famfe tbr
einem @asDfen BET Oer e. II. 8as'
3umpa9nle.
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Cures Sbitems. ober 1T Guer Heroenpnem serrits
tet burtb unpeiie 9ebensart ober rgeno tuelbe nrs
incbe? 9beilt mir Cure f5eber nit uno i'd tuil @uh
aud 6iile nptbtpenbie bate 5erner ienbe idb aud
frei bas &eeept zines einfaeben 6ausmitteIs. bas
mid rettete.
Berid5iebt nd6t auf mcreen mas br beute tbun
5out Sbreibt unter 8eiicbluB elmer 8riefmarte
fir &iidt 2lntiuort an Thomas Slater 3. q. Bor
512 Ralamasou Rieb,
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S6Ie6tes Blut, gerfopfudg, 2eber..
unb Nierens 2eiben tperben bur6 aarl's
Gloper &oot Sbee turirt. Gum Der.
tauf Bel 2altsDer & Sdln6arD, Sarles
@labin, 8. 8. SpeleHp, u. Gobu q
Co., g. Stein, @eatral Drug Sters,
u. 6Gweppe.
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9Ser iuirc i'm CONNER nod betni
beikeu 8phufen ifeben, ipenn utan et'
men @aspfcm 10 billig fanfen fann.
Epred,t In Der Office oer q. u. @aSs
9umpaanie ppr mub beiid1tiat bic
MuStpabl.
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Bic q. ". Gas apn,p aanie 3

= Die q. u. Gas SOmpagnie Dilt
tn ibrer Office In. 3ampmann 0es
banne ein srDRes Eager BON 3asbfen
burratbt8 81 berid,teoenea Vreiien.
Sin FOLDER 8DbDfen iollte In fetnent
9amie ieblem, benn er tit cine grDRe
Grlcibteruns mnS ScaEen,lihfcit fiir
bic SQusfrau.
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@etter tsno selaiien,
8ieb id) burdb bic gtraRen,
GuHe cine Nuelle,
1SD idJ frte9' OaS belle
,,9one Gtar" friid3 npm San.
Nas fdmecft mir nm beiten,
Grab tpte mni'ren @Gften,
Die es alle lDbtett
ilno 10 lange prDbten,
8tS cer Durft 8elGidlt.
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2ieutenant (na9bem er Ieine
S9ulben nadae3dblt): rSonnermet'
ter, bin i'd eiseutlid uO6 Seconbe
ober f9on Maior?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-04

aauft BEL 0ollanb Cure q e'
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233 gDefsGpmmereesStroBe
Selepbon 3ll.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-04

= 9ie WeltausfeGunss Mebaillen.
bic ben beuti6en Musfeaern sutom.
men. tpiegen 5uiammen 3ebntauienb
Bfuub.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-04

: 0as quite 9rbeit unb reeue Ses
bienung anbsirifft, ftebt bas Sabndr3ts
li6e Snftitut Der Serren Dottoren
2ope & &i6arb on, 5l19 Ofs
6ouitons Strabe, obenan.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-04

piasn belf,a Der yerltopfuag nidi
ab. 5ie psrl9limmsrn fie nur. Rarl's
@lpper Root 3bee regulirt bas llnters
Ieibs. Splieul. Gum yerfauf bel aals
teper & GGu6arb, Sames @laoin, Z.
s. SpeneFp, Y. gobn & Co., 3. Stein,
Central Srug Store, ". G9weDpe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-04

gDiaft 9n 9eiuen 31rper ftablen,
9bu oaS Lone Star Bier MIR tu0blen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-04

Gamilie.Na dridt.
9ie Beburt eires felbit Der # dn b.
lid f96nen, frammen Sungsn 5eiet aH
lieutenant pDn S6nei6emib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-04
9entidle NehannIn1ta

OEWtfuJG S0TDWWUtWuH.
Das Gebdnbe ei9ens fir ben 3tped berseitent, bat
BrpBe &dumlidfeite, tpele nit ben mDberniten Ser
beierungen berieben inh, nnb betet baburd bem 9az
tienten Mnnebmlfeiten urb 8ortheile, tuelde er In
anbern 6erarti9eu, npn Merifanern geleiteten Sniff
tuten nidt finoen tpirb.
Sie er6Bte 8raris unb bas boitanbtsite Snititt in
ben Ser. ct. &en 5peites 5nititut ber Welt bat 70
biele tpunberbolle SeInngen au ber5einen. 9aielbe
1T BON Ger5ten geleitet bic 251dbrtge Sribats uno
5DiptaI=g =grfabrurg IN Mmerifd unb europa beiiben.
Speaiene Gbtbeilungen fir ipesielle &ranfheiten.
Srtgtnalmetbooen fir Behanblung i'm Saue. @ruBes
3abDratprinti begetabtIi5e eilmitteI g8ir flriren
uitter ppiitiber @arante ae 1ronien uno reratuei<
felten 2unger=, Sals= Obret=, 9aie=, Ma9eir=, @es
bdrn~, 2eber=, Ser5=, Nereu 8Iaien= sSrauen=, @e-
birn=, Neroen= 6ait=, 8lut=, Brbat un6 @e1ledbtss
Rranfbeiten gbirurgid]e &ranfbeiten. Gpe5ietIe
8ebanbfung fir Shfptnbiud1t, &dfdrrb, Sbipepfie,
&beumatsmus, &rebs, 8anotuurm, pemUrrbpibex
nno Saliud5t.
Yripats mno @ei1le9ts= Granfbeiten.
9erlorene Mannesfraft, SamenfluB, SameniduGd1e
SSolaen ugenblidber rnbeDnnenbeten linb geifIefts
l1er Nusi1tpeifungen, 0erbenlbipde, @erlieren bes
@eoddtniiies lno ber gnereie, Smpotens uip. ifuea
unb bleibenb aebeIt bur ME febI5lagenbe OriginaL
bebanolun9. Syphilis, Strtctur unb @ei1lecbts=
&rantbeiten ieber Mrt perben in Der tr5e m6gliben
Beit tnrrt. 4uren garantirt. mo fie an6eren miBin
gen fino. Aiebrige 9ebihren nnb gprrelpoHben5
ftren9 nertraulidb. Stunben BON libr Morgens Bis
l1hr Mbenos; an SDnns uub eiertagen, bis 12 uhr
gRorgens. auSwdtttSe Yaliemten NIT unfehIz
barem Grfolge bNefIi9 bebdnoelt. unteriuhunss
formmlnr nnb "9ie S1nbtuehren bes 2ebens," (s6
GeiteT perben frei 5ugeiGidt. N6refrt
GERMAN HEALTH INSTITUTE,
Vde Maotfrn nno erie Gt., EoIeoc, ..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-30

Q. r. Mansfield was examined as to his
sanity before Judge Richie yesterday
and was found non compis mentis and
ordered sent TO the insane asylum.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-30
ADJUSTMENTS.


PRISONER OF ZENDA-The advance
sale for this engagement opens at the
theatre this morning. Without doubt there
will be crush on Monday night, and
while the election excitement Tuesday
evening might hurt business, Manager
Burton is confident that the posting of
bulletins on the curtain between the acts
: by means of a stereopticon, will draw a
good many people to the theatre.
CHANGES AT THE GRAND-They are
on the eve of number of changes at the
Grand. The managers protective clause
in every actors contract providing that
his or her services may be dispensed
with on two weeks notice has been in
voked in the case of Miss Belgrade, her
husband. Mr.. Butler and Miss Chamber
lin. all of whom will end their connection
with the company in two weeks. Who
their successors will be is not yet settled
on. The new people will not be installed,
however. until after the week of Nov. 10.
when Royle's new play "One Plus One
Equals Three" is to be produced. In
place of Miss Belgrade, however, Mr..
Royle and Mr.. Rogers have engaged Ada
Dwyer RUSSELL; with her aid, with Mr..
and Mrs. Royle in the cast, and with
Edwards Edeson, Blakemore and Miss
Marshall in the main roles, a strong cast
will be assured.