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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28
ALL WERE, DRUNK.
Fatal shooting Array In The Norfolk q
Western Coke Field.

Western Coke Field.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligcnccr.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Feb. 3D.
Shortly before midnight last night, n
shooting ARRAY occurred In the coke
fields on the Norfolk & Western rail-
road, and as result. C. A, synsell and
Don Kremper were shot fatally. and
two other negroes seriously wounded.
There were six or eight engaged In the
melee and fusilade OF bullets was fired
from all sides.
II is hard to distinguish who fired the
fatal shots. Sun all parties who partlci-
pated. were arrested this morning. All
were drunk as is usual after the month
~ pay day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28

DIES MONIES. Iowa, Feb. film tho
mouse thiR morning prohibition. was
Liiied. The constitutional amendment
reaolution was defeated by a vote OF
A. 10 62. This settles prohibition Tor
Ace years Mt least In Iowa. There are
o. members Of the house and all but slG
were present and voted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28

NEWTON. Mass. Feb. 27.--Charles
L. Colby, OF New York. n prominent
railroad man. died suddenly last night
Just after having delivered an address
before the womRn's Baptist foreign
missionary society, the silver annivers
sary of which was observed at the First
RantiGt church
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28

CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-Judge Grosscup
declined to change the sentence OF Jos
cph Dunlop. editor Of the Dispatch. con-
Victed II sending obscene matter
through the mails and fined $1,000 and
given two years In the penitentlnry.
The court Informed hIsattorney that an
appeal was left to the President.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28
sized fron, the Blood

nv the kidneys Impurities pass of harm:
lessiy. The inactivity OF the organs named
moi only cause these impurities to remain
and poison the system, but also leaas 20
organs themselves. Prevent Bright's dis
case. diabetes. dropsy, gravel and other
ailments which affect the kidneys and
bladder with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which likewise overcomes malariai, dys-
peptic, bilious, nervous and rheumatic
complaints.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28

wINNIPEG. Manitoba, Feb. 27.-At-
torney General Sltton's motion proteat-
ing against the Dominion governments
Interference with Manitobn's school
laws by the passage OF a remedial bill
was adopted In the legislature to-day
after IN all night sitting by.a vote OF
n toll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28
REAL ESTATE.
TO LFT.

on,cos Exchange Bank building, tur-
nIThcd or unturnishcd, Most modern IN
the city nj moderate rents.
Retail huElncSs house HOS Main street
Store room and dwelling 2l0S Main street
three. story building. Rent 70 per month
Store room and dwelling ell Main street.
4 good dwelling rooms. Store room lSSlsO'
\ rooms second floor 1876 Main st.. $50,
Modern g.roomed dwelling No. 80 Six
tConth street. :,
on National Road. a few minutes from tho
city, at motor station.
7sroomod brick house, with bath, laun:
dry. inside closet, and stable In rear. "
South Penn street.
B-rooomed brick house, with all conVeni-
cncOR, l9B Sixteenth street,
Modern 6-Toom6d house, bath, attic, in-
aide closet, etc, 81 South Front street.
6.roomed brick house e2a Market street.
b.roomed brick house 10 South wabash
street, 50 pOr month; now empty.
b-roomed brick house at zoo Wood street
rooms second floor 1856 Zane street for
81 per month: now empty.
3rooms 800 National Road SO por month:
3 rooms s6S6 Market ST.: now empty,
Money to Loan on RCnl Estate Security,
on yearly or monthly payments,
-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28

DETROIT, Mich. Feb. 27.-The De-
troll white lead works were partially
destroyed By fire thi0 mornlng, causing
n loss OF between $4,000 and $4,000; In
sured for $4,000. The fire was caused
by the bursting OF n pipe, the oil from
which was Ignited by n gas let.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28
Price ofOlI,

OIL, CITY. Pa. Feb. 27.-opened nj
81 20: highest 81 PIN; lowest 81 %;
cIoeed at 81 25lL: sales 1000 barrels;
nhipments 1887 barrels; runs 2O.l9i;
4 81 a credit balances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Feb. T.-Gcn.
LcwlR Merrill died to-day aged sixty
two years, His chief operations during
the civil war were In northern Missouri,
where he commanded brigade known no
nMnrrlll'H HorRn."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28

THOUSANDS have tested the great
bniidingsup power Of Hoods sarsn::
narilla and have found renewed
StTesEth, yigor and vitality In Its use =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28

WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. 27,-Thc
treasury to-day lost 1857. 400 In gold coin
and $4,000 In bars, which leaves the
true reserve Si24.63l.1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28
REMEMBER THESE POINTS!

THAT person In perfect health rare
~ catches n cold. II is only when the
system Is run down and the blood does
not circulate properly tina: people fall
victims TO colds.
THAT II is a bad sign TO feel weak
and shlvery and to constantly sufter
from tired, miserable feelings. II you
do not eat well. work well and sleep
well. there is eidently weak spot In
your system.
THAT ordinary food and drink can:
not supply the geat vital force required
by people who work hard with their
hands and brains. They need some
thing TO stimulate their energies pro-
mote digestion and keep the blood NOV
ing. There Is nothing batter for TINS
purpose than pure malt whisky.
THAT there is only one really mediel-
nal whisky and that Is Duhy's pure
malt. II IL not an ordinary whisky nut
a pure stimulant that has a wonderful
effect on the system. 1t stirS up the
sluggish blood. builds up the health,
creates good appetite and promotes
digestion. II prevents and II VIII cure
coughs, colds, chills and even pneu-
moria. Every reliable grocer and drug
Eist keens It. Beware OF inferior imita-
lions. Remember there Is no other
whisky like Duffy's and no other that
can possibly take It's place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28

IT not only ia so, It must be so, One
Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, and
that's what makes II so. Logan Drug
Co, Wheeling, W. Va. u. F. Peabody.
Benwood. and Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport
n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28

Her subject, "The Enforced cellbacy
OF the Clergy, and its Terrible Effects
Upon the World" She will also de-
scribe the peculiar rite Of Romish Bap-
tiSm, OF children born and unborn. She
will also wear her Nuns dress.
on Sunday afternoon, three o'clock.
ex-Priest Slattery will speak. Subject,
Where is Purgatory. or How to Get In.
and How to Get Out" Also Sunday
night, eight o'clock. His subject.
"Rome's Attitude Towards Liberty. as
Seen by the Savannah Riot" Mr. Stat
terry will dress before the audience IN
the full yestments of Priest. at both
these lectures. A silver collection Will
be taken ut the door, on Sunday, TO
defray expenses. Ladies' and gentlemen
admitted on both occasions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-28

tJse DR.. Miles Nerve Piasters for Spinal
Weakness. All druggists sell 'em for &c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-18
OF GENERAL INTEREST.


 At Gibraltar, ssuring the mesa r2asder, learning that Eiliott's men were suffering froK scurYy, sent them as s present boat load Of carrots.
 -The Japanese living on the Pacific eo&st are all a-bubblc with patriotic ferver since the events of the recen& war elevated their nation to such notable altitude, and they seize every oppsrtunity fer cello ebrating" in & gem er.l way, and for spellbinding, about patriotism, libsrty, freeaen, and other interesting generalities.
 The historic city of Georgetown, D. C., is no more. Under authority of an act passed by congress in February last it is annexed to Washington, and a few days ago the coasoiida tioA was completed and the identity of the former city wholly annihilatcd by re. aaming its streets and squares to con 1arta to the system in vogue at Wash. iRgteA.
 A felt hat is new made by pHeu- ssstie process A corical cup perforst- ed with holes is providea tke sir ! oas device the felt is forced evenly ts all parts of the outside of the receiver, and, by the strong pressure and rush of the air, is throwR upon the frame and distributed, thus forming the basis for the hat.
 Only American draughtsRea gre hereafter to be employed in the draughting reoma of the navy depart. me B at Washington, D. c. The cause of this decision is said to be the sus- picion that ssme of the araugh tsmen previously employed were either in ths service of foreign governments or were disposed to sell te these govern meats valuable plans coming into their departments.
 At Mile End in London there is 8 serious outbreak of smallpox but the vestry and guardians, being opposed to vaccinatio refuse to exercise the power placed in their hands by law to make it compulsory. In tho district there are from twelve to fourteen thou sand unvaccinated children. The guardians assert that the smallpox has come from the Reighboring dis GtlcUS. WAGIE bAW lL W ia UA1OIC&d.
 -Ia Texas it is held that where tho evidence shows that the defendant had given reasonable publicity to a reguls- tioa forbidding the taking of pas ssngcrs on freight trains, though there Is evidence tending to show that con- ductors had at various times violated such regulation, if ir appears that the i company has used reasonable effort to enforce obedience thereto it is not lia- ble for the death of one riding in viola 1 tion of the rule.
 In Taganreg ia Russia a company of BarishuilSs, or small traders, fad ing thsy could not reaea their destina- ton one night, decided to sleep in the opea air. One of them, however, re- fused. and went to cottage not far eff Tn tAs morning he found his nine companions had been murdered in their sleep and 4s,0o8 roubles which } tAey had were stolen. The murderer mas found soon after; he had joined the band disguised as trader had
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-18

orugged them with morphine, ana taen killed them.
 Jacob HolEate, of Corvallis Ore, started out to capture a sea lion re. gently and found iu very brief period that it was an elephant he had on his hands. The sea lion was lying on the beach, aleng which Mr. Helgate was driving in his buggy, drawn by 8 healthy young harse Mr. Holgate lassoed tao lion and, tying the rope to his buggy axle, whipped up his horse with the intention of hauling the lion back to town. After being dragged along 6 few yards the lion decided to go home to sea, and started toward ths breakers Despite all the efforts of Mr. Holgate and his horse the lion got thc better of the tug of war, and ia q few minutes the hind wheels of the wagon were in the surf Then Mr. Holgate cut the rope, and was glad to get home alone and alive
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-18
A LIVELY CORPSE.
How ike PhiIanthreRIe Mrs. K. Was Cured
 of tbs "sIummins Fever"

How tke PbiIanthreRie Mrs. K. Was Cured
 Of tbs "sIumming Fever"
 Mrs K kad the slumming fever. I" She kas new recovered. The incidents which led to tise cure may be ef value to others similar1y and as indiscreetly inclined.
 Being very Inexperienced and tender hearted, Mrs. K. ihsisted on visiting" the branch ef work which can be sue- ceSsfully undertaken snly by those who have for long years studied the ways of the lower east side.
 One lamentable case cana to her knowledge almost at once. There was the usual poor woman, with six chil- dren already in the world and the inc evitable seventh in prospect. Her hus. band, she said, lay cold and dead at home, for she had not only no money to bury him, but none fer food CT clothing for his litAe ones. And how she had loved her husband. He had been such good, hard-working maA never beaten her but once, when he was drunk. And she didn't blame him then, because it was in honor of the birth of their first and only son.
 Mrs K made what shs considered 8 very shrawd remark. "How could yev tell it was to be your only son?"
 "Ach, we hoped it would not be and Eimmel has been good to us We have five more"
 Touched by this nsateraal pisty, Mrs X. almost broke the first canon pre-. seribed for the real philanthropist. But wisely resisting in time the ts@p- tation to give money, she said she would come and see if the story waa true. Taking 6 friend to bolster up her nerves, she climbed the tens- ment stairs, and there, sure enough, was the dead husband, the six children and squalor in plenty. With quick tears of sympathy, Mrs. K. emptiea her purse into the woman's lap and left her the bundles of feod she had brought.
 When she reached the street sAe found she had forgotten her umbrella and hurried back after it. She had left the door ajaR on departing, and now could see plainly through tke opening s sight that set her somewhat on edge.
 Sitting upright in his coffin was tAa dead husband-thc good, hard-wotsks 1 ing man-industriously counting tES money she had left IN. |. Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-18
hpArHIEs e,F cAlt-oaEN


 zalas Love Frequautiy Takes tks Eor0a ot Helpfaiasss.
 kGy sweet aad sacred to tss mother Ehe ohild's first clear indications s2 Esra forherselt. These arc sporadic, |hgiag ID rarely, aRd sometimes. as EhDks to us, cspriciously, Illness Ehmporary removal are coEsaon fon for the appearance Of deeper erness ia the young heart. A lit "a of three spontaneously brought Hery book to his mether when she h bed ill; and the same ehila used aew her about after her recovery EaH the devotiaa of a little knight. 70 quaint and pretty, too, are the Attempts of a child atceHsolation. ke German girl, aged two sad &hsd just lost her b-othcr, and sd very indifferent for some days. then began to reflect and ts ask
 her playmate. On seeing her @rs distress she proceeded in ] childish fashion to cemfert her: Fr niha, mamna, yeu will get a "a sey. He vas ragautfia" war eia Lump. The csexist- pf aa almost barbarOus inditfer- tor the dead brether witk prsc- ynpathy for the living mether is Fteristic hers.
 eeper and mora thsughtful sym. eoaes with years and reflective
 Thought about the oyerhang- errsr, death, is sometimes the Eener of this. Are you old, r?9 asked hey of five.
 she answered. Because" ;" eestinued, "the elder you sse nearer you are te
 This child had once before e hoped his mother would not lofe hin. asd this suggests that eapght of his own ferlern condi- ss In his miad here; yet we may 'uat there was something of dis
 WI S0AtSCIu LOO.
 sariy consideration frequently tue practical form of hopeless A child loves nothing better 'o assist you ia little Household auons; and though loye of ae- aAu the pleasure sf initiating, no sount for nsneh ia these cases \ thlnk, safely set dswn same- v tae wish to b0 of use. This nes seems justified by tae fact asa practical kslpfulness is Rot initiative. 4 little boy of two ana one moath happened to over n nurse say to herself, Il visa pale would remember to fill the J boiler" "He listened and sly trotted off, found the said uOlng a distant grate, pulled at pfon' saying, 'Nanna, Nannar
 so nurse). shs followed, ssa and puzzled, .the child
 all the way. till, having l. .a'o sas nursery, he pointed te aar, adding, '9e dare, 70 dare sr1 compreheaded snd did as he aef' With this practical nsa sympathy there goes 8 x p1sase in other ways.-James ' ropular Science Aoathly.
 asl,sa Aecordin' Ikey (who has un su ~ oy Ar. Smith to ride the mas ana down to show hia off, -Jaaeer are you buying or sell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-18

IIUlno, a aslssa s Aeeordin'. -Ikey (who has
 un sso oy Mr. Smith to ride the ,assal ana down to show hiaa off,
 |-Jpaesr are you buying or sell.
The sun., 1896-07-05
THE ST. ELMO.
Sullivan County.

Situated In pine grove. high elevation, beautiful
surroundings; hops nightly; pleasant walks and
drives: one half mile from depot telegraph and Post
Office. Address L. WEBB, Cairo N. Y,
The sun., 1896-07-05
BLUFF HOUSE,
JARDON HOUSE,

MILFORD. PIKE COUNTY. Pa.
Vow open. Table de- hote or la carte. Most e1ten-
sivc grounds Rates satisfactory. r. ". j A IL DON
Prop. and chef: also Chef OF Princess Inn, Virginia
Beach
DOCONO HOI' NTAlS HOUSE,
L MOUNT POCOSO PA.
Capacity 800; open May to November. Terms &o
address +. f.. HOOKER & SON
The sun., 1896-07-05
Gnnntrn AGard.

lanes WARREN, PROPRIETOR OF MAP1R RTpCn
FARM, NEW HOSTON. n. H., will send any enc
looking for board hts card and city references they
VIII write Tor them. Address above.
Nj AklBORoCun HOUSE Marlborough IN or. IN udsonI
Nl N5mil"s; beautiful cool location; grand soeneryi
good water; excellent ttblr; modern convenienossi
piano, rowOoat. sc. good roads for cycling; oirou
lars WILLIAM X. GREINER, PROPHECIES,
SUNSET HOUSE
Near Delaware Water Can.
Elevation Loo IT,; beautiful walks: hne dr;v,,
grand Views: plenty shade. no manrla accommodate
NIFTY; daily city papers NJ z 4. ~: circulars
Mrs w, a. KENNEDY, Marshalrs Greek, Pa.
TME cArsKtLIS-dRArEviNE FARMHoueES-
Quiet, pleasant, houfe; Iurc air. table bountifult
p.enty Of pure milk; free rides: terms Cd IL n.
SEAllNH, rast Durham, Greene Co.. N v, boz lS0
TTNloN SIDE FARMHOUSE, In the Catsk High
y grounus; good country .buar,l, can accommodate
70 boar,lS+s terms 81 per week; children half prioet
free carriage from station.
+. j. BLOSsOM, Triton. Greene Co., NY.
The sun., 1896-07-05
= THE EDCEMERE."

Edgemere, L. l.. near ArTerne: new summer resort;
10 miles from city; new hotel. magnincenty fur:
nished: all modern improvements: two hundred
Fooms nifty private baths surf and saltwater bath.
ing, boating and h'hlnS: opens June lO three fur.
nished cottages Applications for rooms can be made
0t Gilsey House, NJ Y -
The sun., 1896-07-05
Summer Homes on Long Island.

Summer Homes" hook describing hotels and
boarding houses on Long Island, free upon appica
sion at ll3. 1872, $50 and 1881 Broadway New YORK;
at 1898 Fulton ST., Brooklyn Eagle Summer Bureau
and FlatOush av. station, l. l. r. +. brooklyn; or
send two (2 cents in stamps to II. NJ SMITH, Traflo
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17

i6en 59riftHeaer ftub ui6t gau3 tlar
bartiber. oh biefe &a1eu aus gebornten
entitanten ober liriprdngIi1 i'm 2anbe
pcrbanben ssmefeu feien. @inige gIau.
ben, baB baS ungebornte &inb in Mits
tell9ottlaub aus benz gebbrnten bernor.
gegangen, bas @aaopap Bieb i'm itib.
Il9en 56nttlanb aber uraIter HafIe fei.
gs iollen bort felt dlteHer 3eit iomobI
seb6rnte als unseb6rnte RaReu beimii9
semeien unb nebeneinanber porsetom.
men iein. @s giebt aud unseb6rnte
.6olldnber" bic aber aus ber Rreu3nng
beri6iesener Msberuagsldldee berpers
se9ansen fein foileti. DieierEhIag fou
BON eiuem seb6rnten Buleu Der Weiers
iDleb. .2afie abfammen, Der abme1ielnb
nit Slbenbdrser.. yfieberldnbers unb
Weier Mari6 &afen gepaart murbe
unb 10 eineu ungeb6rnten S6lag ber.
oorbraGte. ben mon ols behdnbig unb
mildreih riibmt. Gerner CAB es einen
ungeb6rnten 8iebftamn in Der nieber.
ldnoiiden ProDin3 utredt. Der ober In
Der umgegenb feineu Nntlang fanb.
Die 990tten rhbmeu bic groBe Maf.
fdhigteit ibrer ungeb6rnten NnguSs,
@aQofpaDs unb Nberbeen &inber. bic
euglii.pen Jarmer bic 4iibe aus 9iors
folt uub eufolt aIS dtil6ergiebig unb
madfdbig, tuas fid meiftens, na9bem
he bier elngeftbrt. bew1brt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17
Tir ote sSeiertaes. Grfnriionen nod
Oeur Sii0ofteu.

Die Sdblide pacifie- gobn (Sunsst
Rcute), uerfauft am 81. unb %. Des
eember &unbreiie. Bilette nod allen
pnnfteu i'm Sabofen, siiltis aur Rid.
fabrt inuerbalb 80 Sagen rom Der.
taufstage 3u einem Gabrpreiie far bic
Hunbreiie.
Gnr bic Geiertass grturiionen mer.
ben giaette auf @erfauf lieaen am 23.,
a., 25. uno 81. December '96 uuD am
l. Saauar 81 DON allen puntten Der
Sinie nod ieber Babn Station In
Segas. gtiltia sur &bdfobrt bis aum
8. Januar '97, au Elm unb Elm OritteI
Jabrpreis fur bic 2unbreiie.
8. s. parts,
u. o. q. 6 3. H., 6ouifon, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17
3eiratbS G@eiue:
DsmGlb Rittimann unb Warb Bab
0erbate Gin Srabes Grab

@ie oft hSren mir bas Elm friites
Grab burd, etne nernahldBiste Grs
fdltuns berbei 9efiibrt tpurbe. 8es
cenfe bies unb 9ebrauhe Or. 8ul's
Nuiten SDrup, fpelder fcfcrt ale Seals
unb eungensQeiben furirt. Serr M.
s.. MahoneD, 4cipell, @aiT., fhreibt;
"csSh mar 1ebr franf NIT einem fdlims
men Nuiten. Dcctcren fcnnten mir
niht belfen unb jebermann fa9te baB
ih bic Sfninbiuft hattie. Gin @er>
fpanbter empfabl mir Or. Butts
Nuifen SDrup unb nad,bem id1 ;ipei
Slaihen baocn sebraudt hattie mar
ih furirt. Sc mar tpunberbarl Sd,
merbe .8ul's Souften SYrup INNER
mcincn 5reunben empfehlen benn i'd,
tpeie baB er elm mnfeblbares Naittel
IT." Or. Buu's Soulfen SDrup tpirb
nberau fur 25 Gents perfauft.
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Scr @inter fDn1u1t

unb nir haben uns bmr9 Mnf6affung
eines groBen Borrathes BON 6ilsi6us
ben, bic mir bon so Gents on un6 aufs
mdrts perfaufen. barauf porbereitet.
ebenfo baben mir ein groBes 2aaer
bon allen @orten bon 0errens, Oas
men. unb &iuberf9uben 3u ben biligs
ien preiien. @ummiltiefel unb sun.
mif9ube fir iblsdtes Wetter. Gpredt
tn unierem neuen Store Dor.
@inberella g dub.paIaff.
213 Nlamo. pIaaa.
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9ie Gn,prek Stdbttaid5 d5iae.

9ieie poraisli@e Gdb Maidine, bic
iberalI 10 srOBen slntlans sefuuben
bat anb bic elmer Ndbs Mai9ine i'm
Breiie bon $45-55 slei9fommt, offeri.
rem mir nit alien Gttadments wie iolst:
0ie Maibine nab bic srete Breije
etn Sabr frei, $21.5O.
9te Mafhine an alte alboumentem
far $4,000.
Der 8eiteller be5ahlt bic
5ra6t, bic etpa $3.50 be-
trds Wan lenbe bas @elb an uns
elm unb bic Mai9ine tpirb benz gefels
ler oireft bon Der 5abrit 5useianbt.
Die Gspebitipn ber ,Trete 1refie
fiir 3eEaS".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17
@rlan9er.

Wstt oem "Grlan8er" bat b!e Zone
Star : Sranerei etuen Srmmpt ansee
tpteIt, ber ntd3t 80 itberbteten TIT. Sac
Ster bat etnen polleu, reinem, feiues=
tne8s nnan8enebm iiiRliben @e=
t4mah, tute oie ntetitem onnflem Biere.
90 tit aus benz beften Mfal5 mnb so.
plea ber8eftelIt nab bat oae rid,tiae
Sllter erreid,t nm es alS eim &a8erbies
erfter 8lafie empfeblem 80 f5mnen. Oas
~Grianger" bet Gone Giar.8 8rauerei
TT benz Wfal5egtraft ebeubirtta mnb eS
tollfe tn setner Samilie feblen, tpetl es
fit 5ratt ,tnD 3tnoer eta ttt ber 9bat
ffdrteuneS nno nabrbafteS @enmkmtfs
tel tit.
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Ser ltramell Der ealeilpftafett.

Die AueGe uns @runburfude BON G@laapiisfeti
1T tneunmal tn setm Gdaen etn hpspeptif@er Rasen.
Ghte gerbanuns iafft seiuuben eaIaf, fAIe&te f6r'
nnb pertretbt TIN. Strn unb Wasen tebsu tn inntse.
We&ielbe1t.buus. Maseni6wd1e uub Weasens
beiawerben dubern fs bard safrti&es appfmeb, neil
eer Rerpenffrans, ber bic 8erbtnbuns awti@en tem
Gebirn unb oem MaSen SermitteIt, aff5irt tf. Den
Mageu frdftts unb seiunb Bu MAIDEN, betbt bas
@let&sewi4t se8 srcsen Nerpeueentrums i'm 96rper
berhenen. aS 5uperldisfte Wtttel 3u btefem 0etui
tf Soteter'S Magenbiiters; es TT ben minerali,ds
metaatf&en Gensen unb ben nartetii&en grdparaten,
bic rrrdbersetenD eine beftig fimuItrenbe Birfuua
taben. na&b aber p6atsen Sulammenbra& bes
Gtt'ers tewirit be 8eselmdbtsfet ber Eunfticn ber
aRasens nub @ebtrnnerpeu; ieine Wtrtune iubert fd
tn ruktsem S&Iaf urb Grboluna bes a6rpers mdbren6
bes S4lafes. eebers uub DarmtanaI profittren
siet@faas BON iener berubtseneeu une trdfttsenben
Giseni@a:t.