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IMPALED ON A PITCHFORK.
Twins Faithful Dog Tried to Drag
Him Home.

Newburg. N. Y, Nov 8. 5.-Charles E. Irwin,
proprietor OF Maple Wood Farm and a milk
dealer in this city, met with a shocking
death yesterday afternoon, at his place in
Crescent avenue. near Newburg
Mr.. Irwin was out in n field dra wing ma
nure with a horse and cart. There was a
troublesome hog there, and he got out of the
cart. pitchfork in hand, to drive the stub
born animal out of the field. In getting over
a stone wall he fell. and u tine OF the pitch
fork penetrated his groin several inches
An artery was severed. and the unfor-
tunate man bled very freely His large
bloodh ound was with him at the time and
succeeded in dragging Mr.. Irwin some
distance toward his house before giving
up the effort
When neighbors reached the scene Nj IT.
win lay upon his back ON the ground, having
abled to death, and the faithful dog lay with
his head and forePaws on his masters
breast, guarding the body. Mr.. Irwin was
thirty-eight years old, and is survived by q
widow and three young daughters. ehasa
brother. william Irwin, who is engaged In
the milk business in Brooklyn.
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We had our own ideas
about clothes making.
III

We had our own ideas
about clothes making.
We couldn't find a single
manufacturer who could
carry them out to our entire
satisfaction-so, IS years
ago we started out to do
our own manufacturing.
We've been doing it ever
si1ce-and the result has
been a uniform standard of
excellence that was impossi-
BILE beforehand a saving of
thousands of dollars to you
and ourselves.
This marked the dawn
of "High-grade Clothing at
fair prices" s"-placed us IN
the position to serve you
with the best at the price
of the ordinary.
Mems PureWool Suits and
Overcoats as low as 81. So.
EISEMAN Bros,
Cor. 9TH and E SITS. N. W.
No Rranch Store, IL, In i'm 81
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NORTH DAKOTA.

Fargo, N. D., Nov. 5.-Only four counties
in the State have been completely can
vassed, but they are good indicators as to
which way the election will go. Kidder
gives Mckinley 20 majority, Cavalier gives
Bryan $40 majority; Trail gives McKin.
ley 1,O1S majority, and Ransom gives
Mckinley 1873 majority. Cass county will
give Mckinley 500 majority, 800 more than
Republicans have estimated. johnson,
Rep, for Congress, will probably win out
by small majority. Fusonists now concede
the State for Mckinley, by from l 500 to
1000 majority.
The evening times., 1896-11-05
FEyERISH AT FIRST.
Stocks Inclined to Weakness at Open
ing. But Recovered LATER On.

New York, Nov. 5.-Durins the first hour
Of business the market for securities was
feverish and inclined 10 weakness. The ef-
feet of yesterdays heavy realiZations was
plainly visible in lower prices for the
standard issues. especially in Sugar, AtciIi-
son preferred, the Changers and Manhat-
tan. The statement issued by Chairman
Jones Of the Democratic national commit
tee, yesterday, also created same nervous
ness. and led to selling by tinrid holders
In addition, the market lacked support from
London. foreign houses generally being
without orders.
Manhattan scored the greatest loss, fall
ing 8 to SO on comparatively light transac-
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COLORADO.

Denver, Col, Nov. 5.-There is no change
In The figures previously given out from
Colorado, except that the election OF gov
ernUr is in doubt. 1t Will be close and an
official count VIII be necessary lit is thought
Democrats and silver Republicans claim
that their candidate is elected
Denver, Colo, Nov. 5.-Bryan and Sew.
all's majority in the State VIII be l 26 600.
Watson on the ticket with Bryan secured
961 votes. Mckinley's vote in the State
will be less than 21 GOO. Ex-Gov Adams,
Dem, is elected governor by $4,000. The
legisl ature will be strongly silver, not one
straight Republican representative being
chosen.
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BuSineSs ArhitratorS.

Business men in Germany have begun to
establish boards OF arbitration for them
selves like the boards that settle disputes
between workmen and employers and
between workmen and workmen. This
knocks a good deal of business out of the
lawyers hands and deprives the courts Of
their income from costs.
The board which six Brunswick chambers
Of commerce have established has no
power, ordinarily. to pronounce, much
less to execute. sentence, oEly to effect
satisfactory settlement, but if ECth parties
ask for and agree to submit to the de-
cision, such decisiens will lie given.
These arbitrators yield a-finer measure
IF justice than the courts, because their
Judgment is expert. There is no waiting
or court calendars to become less Gro wded.
nd none OF the enormous expense attached
to iltigation.--New York Press
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Condition OF the Water.

High and low tides are officially recorded
at the navy yard today as follows:
Hleh- Low.
!:21 p m. l:3S n m
7:50 u. IN. Lac n m
Temperature and condition of tie water
at a. M: Great Falls-Tempcrature, 90;
condition, 36. Receiving reservoir-Tem-
perature, so; condition at nc..l connection,
80; condition ut south connection, SO. Dis
tributing oir-Temperature, GO; con-
ditiou at influent gatehouse, SO; effluent
gatehouse, SO.
Schedule for Street Lighting.
Gas lamps lighted at 6:03 p. H.; extin-
guished at $40 a. m.
Naphtha lamps lighted at Sal d. m.; ex-
tinguislsed at 6:o2 a. M n
lncandescent and electric lamps lighted
al 5'4s p. NJ; extinguisled at 5:57 a. u.
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States Weather BureasA

Ciric coast. The barometer has risen in the
lower Mississippi Valley and on the North
Pacific coast; it has fallen generally
throughout all the other districts.
The temperaturcish is higher this morningin
New England, the Middle Atlantic States,
and on the Rocky Mountain plateau; it is
lower throughout the Mississippi and Ohio
Valleys.
Tie following heavy precipitation, in in
Ches, was reported:
During the past "a hours-Lynchburg.
2.4o; Charlotte. 10; Raleigh, Lag; Hat
teras, LIZ; Atlanta, 1.66; Tampa, 2.4O;
Hinton, W. Va, go.
Hvers-The following changes in the
rivers, in feet and tcnthS, have occurred:
/, Risen, o feet at A ugusta.
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NEW JERSEY,

Jersey City, n. j, Nov. 5.-Corrected re-
turns from all precints in this county show
that the county, which has heretofore been
claimed by both sides. has been carried by
the Republicans. The Mckisry electoral
ticket received i plurality OF $500, and
all OF the Republican assemblyInen and
county officers are elected.
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WRONG CHARGE WAS MADE,
Judge Miller Wanted to Give a Pris
Oner a Longer Term.

George Banks, colored, was sentenced to
six months in Jail by Judge Miller this after
noon for assault upon Annie Wilson, also
colOred. Annie said George had been her
beau for a long time. but last night he be-
came ijealous and drew knife and cut her
on the hand.
i wish tais charge had been made as
assault with intent to KILL said the Judge
You fellows who won't work and hang
about these women who wash and iron
all day, and spend their money and get m ad
and cut them If they don't give it to
you, ought to be sent up for longer term
than l can give you on this charge"
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MARYLAND.

Baltimore, Nd, Nov. 5.-Unofficial re-
turns from the various countiesin the State
give the Republicans plurality or 32,-
291. Cleveland's plurality in 1892 was
21,130. The Republicans therefore gain
53 ,421 votes, as compared with 1892, or
about one fourth of the total vote of the
State,
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Pennsylvania.

Philadel phia, Nov. 5.-CoTplete re-
turns from nearly all the couRtics in the
State, including Philadelphia and Ale
gheny, and close estimates for the counties
from which complete figures are not OBJ
JaiHable, show a plurality for Mckinley
of sc 59l.
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NEVADA.

Carson, New, Nov. 5.-Returns from small
outside precincts coming in very slowly.
All, however, give Bryan and Sewall large
n!ajOrities; also give entire silver Demo
cratic State ticket InaJorities. Newlands
Is sure to be returned o Congre IS and Jones
TO the Senate. Silver Democrats VIII have
"A majority in the legislature on Joint bal
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TEXAS.

Galveston, Tex, Nov. 5.-Later returns
received from the Eleventh Congressional
district indicate the election of Kleberg
(Dem) for Congress over Gross (Rep.o
by handsome plurality. Eladen (DeIn. }
for Congress in the Twelfth Congressional
district ID, in all probability, elected over
Noonan (Rep), although it is though it
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WISCONSIN.

Milwaukee, Nov 5.-The returns from
Wisconsin Indicate that Mckinley and the
Republican State ticket have been elected
by about 100 900 ajority. The Democrats
Will have the SMALLEST representation In
both branches of the legislature ever known.
The Congressional delegation of ten is
solidiy Republican.
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Hts yacat,op

''who is that lnfn III Tie iiext flat VIII,
swears so?" -
That's the fellow who earns his living
writing the Lords prayer fifty times on
one postal card. 'i-Ghicago Record
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by Seymour Bros. bank
ers and brokers', members of New
York Stock Exchange. Washington
office. Rooms and ga, sun Building.
j. A Breen. manager,
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Americnn Tnhaccn niridon

American Tobacco Dividend.
New York, Nov. 5-The American To-
bacco Company has resumed dividends
on its common stock. Today the directors
declared IA dividend of per cent on
the common stock, payable December 1 .
The evening times., 1896-11-05
FfIial J1isreuect.

Mrs. Dubacq has tisinherited her son. -
whats that fdf?'u
''He went and got bald Just as she was
thinking OF getting married again.
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NJ 'K|NLEY CERTAIN
Continued from First Page.

large precincts in other counties. From all
precincts heard from SO far there 5 small
majority for Mckinley.
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EISEMAN BROS,
Cor. 9TH and E SITS. N. W.
No Branch store In Washington.
INDIANA SAFELY REPUBLICAN
Chairman BabcOck Has Report OF
10000 MaiOritY for Mckinley.

Chairman Babcock, of the Republican
Congressional committee, at noon today
received telegram from Representative
Overstreet. of Indiana stating that Indiana
is surely Republican, and will give Nc
Kinley not less than 10000 majority.
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Washington stock Exchange.
Sales-Capilal Traction. at 64I<: 50 at 6sJS.
Ian ston Monotype, 10 at 5&.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS.
SIS 1873. 10 year Funding" ICS
is 1902 year Funding" gold. no
rs 1901, "water Stock" currency. llO
IS 1903. Water Stock" currency. III
Funding" currency, 5.65's lO2
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Ratb fit W2aster.

Dor iiber so Sabren fcbon uurbe
Ufrs. Win5lo!p's SOOTHING Gprup
BON MiGipnen ton Mliittcrn beim 3ats
aen Der &inber angeluenbet. gl5irft bu
i'm S@lafe burd) bas Sdlreisu sines
&inbes geit5rt, b0s tn 3a6uen III un6
Dor SGnieraen reiai2 gHeua 10, laFFs
iofort cine 5lai9e ppa oNSrs. gGins.
lotps Soothing Syrup" bples!. Sem
Wert6 III unbe3ablbar. Gs pirb bem
tleinen 2eihenben iofDri 2irberuua bers
f9afen. gerlabt eud) baga;,f, Mlittsr,
es 1T feiu 3meifel harubst. G8 beiIi
0pfenterp nnb 0iarrboe, regAIirt Sen
Magen unb bic 9tieren, bsieitigt Ninbs
aolif, ertuei0t ben 8aumet, pertias
bert @nt5aH6uHy uno itarft oas ganse
Spfem. sWtrs. WinSIoips Soothing
Sprup" fir sabnenbe ainber ii anqes
nebm in @efdn,af unb bas Aeee9t
tanlnt BON einem Der benen msibli6en
Qerate in ben Ser. Staten. Sc III bel
allen Sruggiiteu in Der Gan3e!I @eIt 5n
baben. greis Is @entS per 6inlde.
&auft ni9ts anberes, ols WtrS. Winas
Ions Sootbings5prup.
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Cob 0ss vQoae Star" =8ieres.

Wesfal trinft Der Merifancr,
Ser sSran5pie prsift 2tbiDmth,
0SbtsfeD bie Muterifaner,
QScnn Tie ,,eingeborem" iiub.
setneu Sbee ibliirft Der Gbineie,
Stid1tbran sedbt Der Gsfimp
limb BET flnge Sapanese
ST beim Getstranf ,,Saf6" frob.
Mn 9egDbsner 8Htltb ner Gtatc
Sabt iitf1 bet 8ir8iien=0rcis
l1no oer Gniie NIT Der &nate
G6lnrf. Sen 9SHttfi ctu,ertucis.
Sod Der 9eutiebe, franf umb bicber
9rtnft ben Wal5= tano . spfem=5ranf
Sei! 4Ste ftarft baS feiue @lieeer
-Wabt'S i'm s,de nics1t graoc id,lanf! I!
QSDbtn bes 0ei,i,itseS 9annen,
Srtebcn ie ben neHtfd,cn 0sann,
Srant ben Sranf er iitb, oeu braunen,
Sen ct ftebt pUn Saacao an!
Drum and bier, fern I'M siiosueitea
QSU sie gDnue trDpifd) iticbt,
Sraut esn Sier ntau, Gins Ser beiten
0Selbsm 9entTd3en itbmetft CO ntd1t ?
0Senn maw BEL gcfiifitem Se6ern
9ieien Sranf Der 2abe prsiit
Stiine' cs !ant ben coien 3e6ern,
9af mem "Lone Star':251er ibm beiRt !!
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9as Cinderella Gd,tsl,z
Oeffi)!ift
inn neuen gtprc, 9sD. 213 9.lasso
Rla3a.

Ser Cinderella S4ab, Gtp:e If mil
einem polladnbig nelea g3oagerbor
ratb ausseiiattei uno pas 9.blitun i'll
gebeten. benz receli Gti4dftsIofal ei.
men Selub cb5unaitsn. ual li9 eot
ber Hei@hal!igteit nea 9aggrs IN "a.
rten', Gerrens uUb aiHeerId5nasn Don
Der gil!iafeit un0 ber @ate Der Moo-
rem 81 iibersenaen.
Ser Cinderella Sdu6 3alofi bat fd
bur6 feiue &eellitft. burd) bic gepii.
ienbofte 8ebienung ieiner aunben
einen NoneH gena0i mo eige aunb
f6aft erIan9t, bic ipeit lber bic @ren,
gen Der 5tabt hiuausgeBt.
Spreat bor nuo tiber5eugt gu6, baB
nan man bier gut unO billig fault.
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Ser &atb Oe5 alausuers.

lantlcs fab Den bleiben 3ndben,
Obue Taft nnS pbue ySeilc,
Mad cem ftuftcrm 9Salo man tcaben,
Et mas bat CT benn fiir Gtle?
Sa8t. tuubin eean ieine SGritte,
Tragen ibn, ben Srauscns &icid)en ?
AQtpD in oeS 0SaloeS Wiitte,
Rubt Der Slansner unter Gie1eu.
Brubcr MARTIN, GET mir &uuof,
lit etu Sranf oa, mid az labsu?
Er ertuioert: @eb, aeiunne,
Ratb crtbeil'n Dir siuDlf SudJitabem
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8udleus Mrutca galbe.

9ie bette Sulbe Der @elt fiir @9nitte,
GuetI6uusen, @eidwiire, Siebers uno
Saut @uSI6las, Sle6ten, seiprunsene
5dnoe, 5roitbeulen unb ale Sautfraut
beiten; furirt Sdmorrboibeu obsr feline
8eaabluns @6llise 3ufriebenbeit ea.
rantirt ooer bas @elo uirb auriderfat=
tet. rs Gents Die Saa9tel. Bum
&ertauf in allen Npptbefen.
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Ga9t. @i0eanen BEN ber Ser. st.
2rnee, San Diego. 6nl., iaet: 5bis
lpb's @atarr9 aen1e5p iit bic erfte Ms.
bisia, bic mir Gut getban bat. preiS so
Gents, Gum 8erfnuf bel aaltessr 6
Sdu6arb, sones GNpin, E. 8. epe!,
I'F9, R. Gohn & So, .. Stein, Sea.
Ial Drsa Gtore, u. S9mepe.
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Norid,Iaa ,ur site. gnbreos 91ou

berg, Der befannte 8omponiit Der ,@loz
de-" erbielt eiues cages bon eineln Wfu>
filter, iiber beiien 8unftleiitungen er ii9
iebr abfallis ausseipro9en bate, eins
Soroerung gum Duell; bod i6idte er
ben aartelltraser NIT Den Morten 3u<
rid: rSa9en Sic Dem Serru, oaB ib
im 8ebrau6 BON Desen unb Biitolen
nidt seiibt bin. slber i6 mill linn einen
Vorl9la9 maiden: gSir mOlleu Seber
eine aantate fomponiren, uno Ser. beGen
Wert aassepfiffen wirb. muB iif) ielbit
tObti9ieBen. Der beleibtste Wuliter
biitete ii6 inoeb, auf bieien ,Yoridlas
3ur Site" einsueSben.
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tall9e Spur gu letten. 9dtte i6 9lei6
bel Der 6oorigue5iniel ansefansen, un6
seiett BEN Sall, baB 1neine 0tadfor>
fdungen bonn Grfol9e ni6t aefrGnt
lporben mdren, bdtte i'd Sbnen cine
5anbba6e 9eboten, unb i6 fonnte nid)t
minen, oh sic bteielbe ni6t fiir iid)
ausgeniibt baben Diir6en.
Der berbeigerufene 3i1nmermann
iollte ieet auf 8efebl Starts bonn
Sar9e BEN Oedel abloien. 9lber Der
Gapitdn perbot bas. 60 nubte iid
oenn Der 4merifaner ielbit an bic
4rbelt ma6en moran mir ibn notiirlid)
ni6t binbern fonnten. @r mar Der Ser
beS Sdiffes. @ir sinsen binaus unb
er9tnsen uns in ni@t serabe i6meidel<
baften RebenSarten iber ben boboies
ri9en Oanfee.
Gin gellenoer stufidrei unterbrab
unlere aonoeriation. @rl6roden 1tiiraS
ten mir 1T bic Sabine.
Der offene Sara nit iei,tem 9n,
balte = bem bonn geelpalier Serieerer
2ei6nonL an benz aber sic eitEelnen
@lieomaBen unb 3beile nod su unterz
lbeioen iparen - mar grdBli6 unb
mioerlid an;ul6auen. Gapor ltano ser
Pallasier, ii6 bic 0aare ausraufe,S.
n@ud Die linfe Sanb feblt!" beulte
er ein Tim oas anbere Wtal. %, Die
9alunfen, ste beudlerii9en S6urz
fenl"
gs luar tbatia6lid TO: bic 9inte
feblte audi.
rWlan lit mir auporsefommen!"
l6rie ser 9lmertfaner 3dbnefniri6enb.
pWlan bat ben 8orsaug bamals be-
laui6t. Der cine Der inbiid Diener
: einer Der idlei6enben, biebii6en
Rotte, muB eS sepelen iein-"
Der Gble besriff offenbar 9ar tif6t,
baB er nit bieien Gbrennamen lid
ielblt ebenio traf ipie bic Oiener.
0ieIe batten ia nidts NnSeres setban,
ais er. Der 2lmerifauer aber fubr fort
au toben lpie elm Gaienber, bis er,
gang eri60pft, obnnd6tig gu 8Ooen
1anf.
9Sir bra6ten ibn in feline Sabine,
le9ten in ben Sarg Die i6mar3e 9aie
iette init Der Sanb beS 8rabmanen
uno perienften baS @an3e lpie6er in'S
Wleer.
elarf fam 3iuar balo wteoer gu iid,
mar aber u6llig sebro6en uno oerbarrte
pdbrene Der 0iiidreiie in itillem Brit
ten 10 baB mir i'm, in aben ange<
lanst, benz enslii9en Sranfenbaule
iiberliefern muBten. @aS peiter aus
ibm seworoen lit, lueiB i'd ni6t benn
oa lid Die Sradtoerbdltnine beS
9afens in Der letten :3ett bebeutenb
gebeiiert batten, tonnte Sic 8riss idon
nod weni3en 2asen nit uoller 2aoun9
wieber In Gee 9eben.
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Sd mar nerp6s, mdbe unb uuioirl@,
&drPs @IOuer GpOt 8 bee bot mid gea
iunb unb gliidIitl aemad,t. WrS. s. y.
NOrbeu. Gum gertouf BEL SfnIteper
& S3u6arb, Same6 @IOpin, 4. 8.
Speaefip. u. @O1u 6 Co.. .. Stein,
eentral Drug StOre, u. Sdpsppe.
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Coolers Weoifter. Wo, % gllom,

~ .
pla3a bat einen Ruf fir guten oIten
WbiSfep, bic beIten aemiibten @es
trdnfe, feline Weine unb du8ge3eidnete
importirte unb einheimifd)e @iaarreu
unb fets frii6eS 8ier. Der Gigeutbas
mer, Soe @oDlep, beritfbt iein @ef9dft.
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Der ameri6ani( (6e paGagier
G7abluns non 10, p. gs&.
(S4IuB.)

Bl0etid aber fpiirte man i'm 8oote
einen lei6ten Stud: bas gles muBte
einen f6meren @esenitanb gefabt
baben. @larf iprans nit einem Sdrei
in bie S0be, unb aus leinen Wienen
leu6tete es boil bes 9riunpbes, ge=
mil6t nit Ser QngIt bangor Grmarz
tune. 8ie Elm @abniinniger riB er
an ben Netletnen, bon BEN Wtatrolen
unteritiiht. Ole gee NOR bier, ben
2otbunsen 3ufolse, faum fiinf3is 0aben
tief uno bas O1es befanb li9 balb oben,
barin ein uni f0rmli6er, ldnsli9er&l,fnts
pen BON betrddtlider @r0be, Der BON
Tang, Glsen unb S6lanrt pollltdns
big ulnflebt mar.
Stun fonnte ii6 Ser Gmerifaner nidt
mebr Ealten. @r itiir3te barauf Los, be-
fiiblte ben merfpiirbisen Sunb bon
allen Seiten, fratte nit leinen Ndseln
baran berrm, lpobei linn Der g6meis
bon Der Stirn triefte. r@r lit es!
f9rie er boil wiloen Subels seidttister
@ier. nGr lit es bo6!" SD lpartete
feline ipeitere @eiiune ab, lonbern
wanote ben 8us bes 9ooteS Der ,gar>
line" gu. Sd muBte 9enus: Mr. Glarf
bate sefunben, mas er seiu9t.
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ALAMO COLD STORAGE MARAT
@de 9ouiton. uAb SoIe0oD. trabe

Nne sorten 5Ieiicb in better Qua.
litdt birett aus btm Refrigerator.
Spesia!itdt; 8efere 9Burft Sorien
gerduderie 3urgen. Rdu9fleiid) &c.
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JebIt Gun 2ebenafrnft in rraeno einem Fbetl
Cures SbitemS. uber III guer Reroenipftem aerriit.
tet burb untuee 2eben8art ooer irseno iueId5e ur.
iude? Sbeilt mir Cure S5ebler nit unb ob min gu,
gerne icbreiben mas mir am Neiiten bali oa td1
aud 6iilte notbpenois bate SSerner ienbe i'd auth
frei bas Recept eineS einfaeben 6ausmitteGs. bos
mid rettete.
8ertbiebt nidbt auf moraen. mas ihr teute thuu
iodt. Scbreibt unter 8eiidbluB elmer 8riefmorfe
fur RiidssIntruort an Sbumas Slater. g .. 8or
61z. Ralamnapn. Widb.
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S6r tn 2Iafaria>0 0tfriRtett

esb.nbs lnb Tutt's Bitlsn unsrldslib;
iis srbaltsn ben 9OrpsrsOrsauismus in
Uoaftaubis. Orouuns unb iis bstpirtsu
ablolnts 9filung
BON &Opff@mers.u, Ysrbauunssbe.
fdwsrben. Mularia. 2sbsrlsibsn. 8ere
ftopfung unb alien @alIsntranibe.ien.
3tttt's 2eber Yt4ett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-29

Graae 6aare. 9altor (su einem
iunsen 8auern): r@ie fommt benn
Sas, Sodem, sic liuo nod Elm junger
Mtann unb baben i6on ben 9opf poll
9rauer 9aare? "a So4em: ga,
ieb'n Se, 9err Yaitor. Dat is OF man
70, Id fannie bon ollie Niio c3
= Natiirli6er 8erftanb tann faf
ieben 8rab Don 8ilbuHg erieBen, aber
feline Siibuug ben natiirli9eu 8erfanb.
". g openbauer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-29

Sur 8erubisnns. Anftaltsbi.
reftor gum inbaftirten Raubmoroer):
Die iadperitanoi9en 9lerste baben ere
fldrt, ba6 Sie9eiittg oolltommsn seiunb
iino. Da bic llnterIu6un9 fir sic 10
9 INIT ausgefallen lit, werosu sic
mahriheinltd aef0pft merNen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-29

Sauienbe bon Ebeumatismus 5sGI.
len finb bur6 @iner nno 0(meno's
Ge3ept 1.p. 1851, gebeili morben.
9lGe 2eibenbeu iollteu eine 6Iaf6e ba.
bon oerfuhen.
6. %. Breitnn 6 Co.,
8albefpu, 3eraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-29

- Die h06ite Naturf66nbeit III bas
gDttglsi6e WeleH: Der MenI6.- - Oten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-29

- Sebe groBe 3eit erfaBt ben aans
gen Weni6en. Mommten.