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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-09
RAILROAD LINES,
80 IL sE,7 ssEEE sm,sszigg3
DIOHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

%'-----r. w ~ ~
DIOHMOND, FREDgRICKsBuRG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. W.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEB. = lco
LEAVE BYRD-sTREEr STATION
7:3O A. NJ, Daily. except Monday. f9,
Washington and points Norm
The New York and F.orlr.
Special. ~ Pullman cars III,
extra charge other than rom.
lar Pullman rates
$50 A. NJ, Sunday only, for Washlngiou
and points North. sfope In
Elba, Glen Allen, Ash.ar.
boswell. Ruther Glen. Poroa
Milford. Guinea. Frederic,
burg, Brooke. and WldeWafe-
8:B A. NJ, Daily, except Sunday. frr
Washington and points North.
stops at Eiba, Ashlerf
Tayl orsville. D0ev,
Ruther Glen. Pen0la. Miifor
Wo0dslane, Guinea, SUNNI
FTedericksD1rg. Brooke. a.f
Whitewater. Pullman car.
1900 N. Daily except sunday f1r
washington and points Norm
stops At EiDa. Glen Allen
Ashland. boswell. Mllforf
Fredericksburg. Brooke ana
Whitewater. Parior-car. AIe-
connects with Congressional
Limited az Washington.
Tx PM Daily. for Washington ana
points North. Stops az Elt4
Ashland. boswell. Milford
Fredericksburg. Brooke. ana
Whitewater. and other stations
Sundays. Sleeper, Richmond
TO New York.
ARRIVE BYRD-STREET STATION
e.,oA NJ Dauy. Stops at Wldewator
o." Brooke. Fredericksburg NI-
fore boswell. Ashland. ana
Elba and Other stations Slr-
days. Sleeper, New YORK %
Richmond.
2.45 p. NJ, Daily except S 1laa rI sto-'
ricksburg Summit, Guinet.
Woodslane. Milford. Pcnoa
Ruther Glen, boswell, Tayiou-
vile. Ashland. Glen Allen ana
Elba ParlOr-car from Wash
ingtOn.
I'm p II D3ilv stops only at Fre5e-
NV rfcksburg, boswell, and Ash-
land. Pullman cars from Sew
York and Washington
s:36 p NJ, Daiy StopSs az sh NJ rae"ai.f
nit. Guinea. WOOdslane AI-
fori penOla. Ruthor Cen.
boswell. Ashland, Glen Allen
and Elba Sleeping-car.
r-prDERICKSBUG ACCOMMODAI1ON
maliv except Sunday)
40 . N Leaves pyrdtStreet station.
90 A NJ Arrives ByrdiStrcet station.
'''' ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY except Sunday)
6.f2 4. NJ, Leaves ElDa-
GOO T. NJ. Leaves Elba.
$40 A. VI. Arrives Elba.
GOO T. NJ. Arrives Elba.
g A. TAYLOR Traffic Manage.
T. T ID. MYERS. President ia IS
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PHILADELPHIA, ROB- Y7HrM
.ls&,,skEtA,
KOND AND NORFOLK --A&A<kAz-s
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUES
DAY. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at day
nght.
Freight received daily until +. NJ.
Fare Qncluding meals and BERTH, Sc on
Fridays and Sundays steamer.
For further information apply 10
j. w. MCARRICK,
General Southern Agent; office Rockets.
w. =. CLYDE & CO.
fa1f General Agents. Philadelphia
RAY LINE-JAmES-RIV ROUTE
FOR BALTIHORE.
CLOSE CONNECTION FOR ALL
POINTS NORTH.
Appointed sailing days, every TUES
DAY. THURSDAY. AND SATURDAY
at p. NJ.
Freight received daily until P. NJ.
Elegant state-rooms. heated by steam
and lighted by electricity.
For tickets. state-room reservations.
and further information. apply to
II. NJ BOYKIN.
General Agent.
$50 east Main street.
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e es,is;.s =, nee; 8, SWANS YERMIFUGE

Tue hes cnlldrep's ionic; removes worms. cures
coils sDd fever, indig 3s'son sysen'e y, cholera,
e"s'm ends with NJ. 25c. al cruggsls.
10 2-Tuly
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1920 AND 1872 EAST MAIN STREET.
Uptown Store. 506 east Marshall.
Phone 3l6. Phone 81
Ono 3l-Sa. Tu&Th)
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take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money II fails to cure.
sc
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person, perhaps lHSlC
nurse who has no knowledge of medi-
cine and no experience in prescribing Tor
complicated diseases.
The safe and sensible course is to con-
suit an educated, experienced physician.
DR.. r. V. Pierce, chief consulting physi-
clan Of the Invalids' Hotel aud Surgical
Institute, Buffalo n. Y, may be con-
suited free Of charge, either personally
or by letter, and will give sound profess
sional advice to any woman who writes
him. He is one Of the most eminent
living specialists in women's diseases,
and his "Fayorite Prescription" has
cured more troubles of this kind than
any other remedy known to medical
science.
81 truly believe that Or. Pierces Favorite Pre-
scrption saved my life, writes Mrs Maud Pearce,
Of Stoutsville Fairfield Co, Ohio 1T is a sure
and certain cure for female troubles I am
having perfect health ! am stout and can do
all nv Homework. Nothing did me any good
until / heard Of you. Now am well at last by
me and pleases my husband He wants me 70
give you his good wishes. Every invalid lady
should take DR.. Pierce's Favorte Prescription"
For obstinate constipation, DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets are the most natural and
truly scientific laxative and curative in
the world. They regulate and invigorate
stomach, liver and bowels; cure bilious
ness, indigestion and kindred ailments.
Sold by druggists.
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Old papers for sale at the Dispatch
ONCE.
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"DOn't Jump!"

In a moment of
peril people often
lose their heads. 4"
Sometimes at a fire
a frantic woman
jumps to her death
Just as rescue is at
hand.
Women who suf-
fer with some dis
ease or weakness
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DAILY except SunQay)
6:42 4. NJ, Leaves klDa.
GOO Z. NJ. Leaves Elb2.
$40 A. NJ Arrives Elha.
GOO T. NJ Arrives Elba.
G A. TAYLOR Traffic MANAGE
T. Y ID. MYERS. President ia IS
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S2oA. NJ.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-11

.1,h-,.,,, ,,,,I ,h,. -, ,,,,r crnl sNOt
-" .,t M, NJ. um ~ - ~ ia, -
~ 1o ' .,e,~ ~, "'a ox"',on,o,,
60 80, W, va, - " Cnur,l Has.
oi' -. - s"O, a. n,,.ida 80 ,b,
'oH sai 80 i' r,e,',' ,,o,,,5 hsr.
lhlerllaI icR,,hH M' i,o'iss Mo"lu no
S,.!,nn ~ I'm VI so u.s. ,,s,,o,,, i,o',
on Ihe suplcc. Ely Iah aroumu ~ l1 iti
~ never .ieu - MS. j." 80,
'nat ll' 'hWs '"oy "a" WAS N'''14
Sheie'on.
IoNsr'ss was IN session az the lii.e' an"
me memners FpS1 into we su'ul' SUP
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hounds. The crowd, including several CON
sl,Nalnen and men Who had distinguished
themselves IN ! dozen battles with AleAi-
caLS and Indians, ran inside and hreI Ut
the thing through the windows. Not a
man Mas game enough to face his Satanic
maIts'y and ask him what he wanted.
Ih1.c men were not afraid on the battle
Reid or the field of honor. but the devil
on his pale horse possessed toriors that
crushed all human fort.tude, The strings
with which the bones had been Tied to the
saddle had doubtless become weakened by
the great strain to which they had been
subjected, and when three or four mon
stcr bloodhouuds seized the skeleton they
easily tore It loose. and it fell with a clat-
ter upon the sidewalk The whole puck
fell upon 1t, snarling and yelping, and
dragged 1t through the street Some OF
the holder ones peeped from the saloon and
saw the saddle empty and the hounds tear
ing a white object to pieces and one. into
whose mind ray of truth had erept, said:
Let us so ont and help the dogs to XIII the
devil"
General Houston. when told the story
threatened - have the three worthless ex-
lied or shot, MIR. Wilson who is vet liy-
ing, says that ho had to hide from Farm
or Hslres for long time and that he
never did forEive him until they met on
tho battlefield OF San Jaclnto In the fol-
lowing April. II Is said that Santa Anna
mover laughed but once while he was n
prisoner in the Texas camp and that
was over the story MS told to him by an
American officer. II think" he said,
that | should have run away as the old
farmer did. for we are all very much afraid
Of the devil"
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uuearthly ven. They did not learn until the
next day just what happened
IN cd plirier b. he II me Of Home
was rGi0g slowly along on his way BACK
from ioNn 70 his hom, VII n he suddenly
round himself rs te said. iase 10 face with
"a genuine XII 81. he did not lcse any
time in askirg questions, !, WAS light
enough 'or BIN 10 see tho hllto.s thing
pioity plainly lie MAS game man, but
ne nfterNari sll1 thai he Was scared out
OF his scnss The old white hose Was
troitng soNly Al NJ ant there sat the
grim monster no't upright IN the saddle
he cohld Sc is grtrAlng eth, hear us
homes rattle and he inAginod that it's eyes
were two ball Of Ere. He SHOUTED some
thing, but T. KEEP mng aud seemed 10
DO riding right az him He did manage
10 draw hts pistol with shaking hand
and nre. The fash aud the report fright
cLed tine old White horse AMI be sprung
! forward IN o ealop and then tie old bones
rauled az n tho Gayil himself were shaking
| them. The farmor's horse needed no urs-
| ing. ~ much frigh cned ms his master he
! wleol-d IN nc tiacks and started back 10
| town with TIC sroed Of the wind Mr..
/ Homes 10 kcd iac1 d saw the white
horse close to h!m G'd Il looked as u the
! terrible monster was reaching on \ its long,
bony hnscrs. eager q clutch him and tear
! him 10 pieces Hia own horse happened
10 be goaS one, and under the double
stimulant Of triFht and his masters spurs
he managed S keep n the la ID , As soGa
FIRE ih9 rcualaing shots from his pepp r
box and shout lor help
1t was early Snd the stores were still
open, People ruf bed out on the sidewalks,
and when they NV man ridIng at the
top o. his horse's Fecd and some terrible
| grinnlnE Whit ohiAt on white hcrse
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-11

lNTA ANNA ONLY LAUGHED ONCE.
Chicago News.

Chicago News
One night In January. in the year 1895,
two or three young men. while at farm
house rot far from Old Washington, Texas,
manufactured and turned loose upon the
unsuspecting citizens of the town ghost
that cost one negro the loss Of leg and
caused tho president OF the republic to
order out the army. creating the greatest
CONSERVATION a ghost ever caused on earth.
says the St. Louis Globe Democrat. These
young men. one of whom is yet living, We're
spending the night with an old doctor OF
the name OF Ryan. who resided on his
plantation about two miles from the cap
ital. They had been hunting during the
day. and after supper while smoking in
the doctors oiilce. which was a small
Isolated building located In a corner OF the
front yard. they noticed a skeleton in an
open closet. 1t was the skeleton OF very
largo man and perfectly articuiated. The
night was little cold. and one Of them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-11
Towels and Napkins.

Bleached Honeycomb Towels soc kind,
per dozen 35C
Fancy Str ped Honeycomb Towels OK
40) 75c kind, per dozen ..,........ soc
Bleached Crochet Towels (20x4o), 81 -
kind per dozen. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Csc
All Linen Damask Towels, colored Dor
der G9x3s>, 81 s. kind per dozen. sl.a2
All Linen, Hemmed Huck Towels (22x
4ol s. % kind, per dozen ......... S1.o2
All Linen Satin Damask Towels, knot
ted fringe (20x42), s.. 50 kind per doz $500
Fringed Napkins colored border Q2xl2)
45c kind, per dozen. ............ 32C
All Linen Fringed Napkins, Q5xl5)
soc kind per dozen. ......... CSC
All Linen, colored border, fringed Nap
kins, GSXlS) Csc kind, per dozen.. soc
36nch Irish Linen, Soc grade, per yard 2oc
36inch Irish Linen, 45c grade per yard 3,3c
36-inch Irish Linen SOC grade, per yard 45c
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.NISTROT BROTHERS & 90
Table Danask.

5S.inch Bleached Damask soc quality,
per yard Observation-Disclosures. 223c
5S.inch All Linen Half Bleached Dam
ask, Acc quality, per yard ........., oOc
6O.inch All Linen Bleached Damask, 43c
quality, per yard .................. 3oc
64inch All Linen Half Bleached Dam.
ask, 43c quality, per yard ......... 3oc
62inch All Linen Bleached Damask, soc
quality, per yard Observation-Disclosures. 4oC
70inch All Linen Bleached Damask,
69c quality per yard ............ 5Oc
72inch All Linen Bleached Damask,
zoe quality per yard. .............. 65c
12-inch All Linen Bleached Damask,
SIC quality, per yard .............. 75c
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rt'na'l,ld as he III cigar and seated him
self before The FIRE:
'No'. q we rad a jug o. bourbon, we
would 10 G1ed"
We'll, suppose we send after bottlo7"
Eaih another
TO The objection tina, they had no one TO
send. George wilson Raid:
"serd the srr. nodfing his head toward
the skeleton.
"lust the thing" replied tho frat speak
or. BY old White horse knows tho road to
town and Il started re viii 20 straight 10
Jack calnrbel's "a Don and stop"
| Ihey ihughed as picture OF the ghost
on tho white horse came into their inlnds,
ana on" u them insisted that the idea was
100 sood 10 pass without being carried out.
20 ana get the horse he said. and
| VIII wrlto the note"
! The daredevil. never thinking as to III.
consequences, wrote shorr note TO his
friend and placed it in an envelope. The
letter was sealed and addressed TO Mr..
Campbell and then tied to the bony skole-
toms fingers. They then securely fastened
the skeleton TO tho well-lnched gpanlsh
saddle The old horse dia not much like
the looks OF his rider. AID when he was
turned loose he started toward the town OF
Washington In a galop,
Washington was at that time tho capital
OF the Republic OF Texas. and great crowd
had assembled In tho town to witness con :
srtssiepai debates and discuss tho latest
news from Mexico. Tho young men sf,sr
watching the horse and his horrible looking
rider for a moment turned and went hack
into tho office. not without some misglylnas
an to the result OF such a harum- scaru,n
piece OF deviltry. They had hardly seated
themselves In the Doctors comfortable OF
fce before the fire when the report Of a pis
tol reached their ears. followed by q MOS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-11

Shoes.
We place on sale MONDAY morning 500 Shoes boug
urNmcfs samples consist ing OF Ladies
sandals. Newport Ties. Prince Albers Jullets
You find DISPLAYED counters in shoe Departmet
three 80 ' -'e'N''-
Lot 20, 1-$175 and $500 yalues choice ...........
Lot No. 2-sL00 $L25 $l.J0 values; choice - $500
Lot No. 3l5c aud Soc values;
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THEY WILL PLEASE YOU
In every respect. Our Ok Blood and Havana
Brown Shoes and Slippers, in Coin toes.
Sans Shoe Store. 3l5 Main street.
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pills.
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Colgate's Soaps.

Colgate's Soaps.
Wheemans Toilet SoanFirs SoapRosy
soap-Ccner Toilet So1t-Three Cakes
Golf club Toilet soerma skin Toilet SoapOd Brown Windsor
Toilet soaClemats Toilet Soapoat Meal Toilet Sculpture
Cakes Box Csc
Cashmere Bouquet 12i3c cake.
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= Die neueu Waaren, bic griger
Bro g. fir Die ieBige SniIoa erbalten
baben, finb ishen8mertb.
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Shtuinbitht ppiittp aebeilt.

9err u. 9. @reeue, Elm &auimnnl
bon GDll9oluie, 8a,, bejeuet, oa6 er an
S6tpinolu6t lit unb pon Den s{er5ten
aufsesebeu mRrben lpar. CT unteraoa
ii6 ieber meoi5lniiden 8e6anoluuq, bic
fir @elo 5u ba6eu iuar, perlu6te ale
9ultenmlttel, ppu oenen er ie ettuas
b0rte, aber er erlangte baonr6 ni9t bic
gerinsite ge6eruns, Gr bra6te maade
9ta1t anfre6t in einem Stuble iibenb
ju, Bis er enOli9 iIberreoet luurbe, NAL
elnen geriu6 nit Sr, Sings 9eueg
gntoedlH9 6u MAIDEN unp iie0e ba,
onr9 Den @e6raAa ppu 3lpei 6lalden
tpuroe er iurirt. Seit brei esabren
ioionet er iid iebt nieber ieinen @ez
l9dfte unb ia9t, baB 9r. Sings @ntoes
dung oas groBartisite Mittel lei, bas ie
ber9eltellt murbe, on es ni6t nur fir
i'm, lpnoern aud iiir anbere 2eute in
ieiner 5tabt 70 uiel Suites aetban bat.
9r. &iuss Neue Gntbedlns piro sagaa=
tirt fit Sulten, @rtdltsmsen uno
S6ipinoiu6t. sic perfebtt i6re @irs
ftns nle: 9robeffalcben frei III Der 9(po=
tbefe BON S. 9atteDer uub Sobu.
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otto, Sonuabenb ben II. 9e3en6er 1897.

frau}GiiIdJen g5elbltHuterlidjt. 3nj-
idenourdl mad)te eT--3Nlp erIten Wlal
i'm Xeben elm &jc0;tbt, oQ3 gar nitGt
libel ouSIiei Gr mol oapon 10 cnt3iift,
baB Ell e8 oft los, lino nit oieIer p0eti,
id5en |eiitlln9 in Der IaItbe icbien ibn
Die 6titterpctt 9lbcuS5 i'm Safe oon
einer llauoerboften 0emeinbeit, mic
ia ibefbaupt oos 0i6teu Die ANenleben
beNert uu0 lie ja Ser lIeber5eugung
bringt, bos lie illren gaertb bisber IN,
terIddet Iaball.
96d0ft peinlih lOor Scr llmltano, oaB
Serr S}reiier lcnior in FtGtenlee butter
Mtancr nno 9liegel iaB uno bob oas
tlelne 2len!lc1en perlOWnnben mar.
Gin Iolder S0lnilienaubang fauu Sic
beftbegabtcn nno tii1ti9iten !lle1li0cn
in ibter &orriere Binoern uno iclblt
Die 9r6Bte Strupetloiigfeit tomnlt iiber
ber9lei9cn 2inDdn9icl ridt goli3 bil1s
meg.
@r mubte in bieien 5agen oft an ben
fait fa9euh0ften Snfei in Cincinnati
ooer ct. 2oni8 o0er Niilwaufee benfen
bon Dem iGm Der }llte crit fiir,li0 mis>
Der erSdblt bate. 9lllerbjngs lleB oieler
Snfel leit un3dbIigen <Sabren nidts
mebr BON lid b6reu nu0 lpar na0 2tnz
iidt icine8 8rubcrs, bes Grpboto9ras
pben, ser tniferisitc uno elbftiiidtiglte
Wlenld Der Groe. Smmerbin funnte
ein eleganter en9ljieber @rief ni9ts
idaoen, uao nit 3ubilfenabme beS
Vetifons bradte S6ani cine @piitel
sulammen, sic orei,nal ab9eidrieben
uno nad) oben9euarntsn orei 9tdbten
aSrellirt uurbe @ine 9tntmcrt traf
aber ME Elm.
(Tcrtietuna fpIat9
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asie man gut ausfeben fann.

Gin 9utes Insieben lit batld6lid
ni1t bios u6auttief", benn es bdust poll-
itdnol9 oon Dem 9uten @eiamutbefinoeu
eines Meniden ab. SIT bie 2eber u,-
tbatl9, bann iiebt mar selb unb eaIio
aus, tit oer Wasen iii llnorbnung, oani1
befommt man Das fdiise 9(usleben bes
9Dspeptlfers, iinb Die 9tieren aifieirt
10 bat man Elm uerfnifenes stusleben
gerl9affe Dir CUTE @eiunbbeit uno 9u
iptrit onb gut ausleben. ,,Gleftric 8it,
ters" 1T ELI uortreffli9es Nnresun9s
mlttel. Gs lpIrft tireft auf ben Waaen
auf Die 9eber unb auf bic 9fieren. @s
reinigt oas 8fut unb beieitigt alle Saut.
ausl6ld9e nnb @eldlpitre unb perleibt
etne flare 5alttiarbe. Sebe SlaI6t
tptro 9arantirt so @ents Die 8lalde
gerfauft in Der stpotbefe BON S, Sat
teDer & SoDn,
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Wbiiebal Sermiuus.
gfeue Ginfabrt mad 9fetn gorf pia
y. & .. 9. %. N'1.-lln=
erreidte SaeilitGten.

Waiteball 3erminns, bic neue Gin.
fabri aa9 9letp Oort, Die am Woatoq
ben 10. SnIi Oia Der Baltimore, Cbio
unb 5iibweiflidsn gaha er6ffnet
pnrbe, 1T Die selegsnfe Station nad
ollen Sbeilen Der Stabt Nem Ncrt unb
BroofIpa. Dieter terminus lit an
Der South Gerrp 6fttin bon Der Yats
terp uao bon bier aus uAter bemielben
Safbe werhen 8srbinouneen aemaat
nit ben 3uesu Der 3weiien, Dritten,
Se9Fen uno Reunten 2ueaue Sod
babn; nit bsnen ber Groabmap, @o,
lumbus uub 2eriugtoa auenue Gabel,
liaien; Ohs unb Mshlsite Rmgbab.
nen Der pferbebabnlinien; South.
Jerrp; Staten Sslanb Jerrp; 6amil.
ton 4oeuue uno 80. StroBe (gropf,
Ipn) Gerrp.
aauft Cure 8ideta ua9 9ieD OOrt
tber bic .. & .. 8. 90. M'n un5 Sbr
entgebt allen un6squemli6tsiten.
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- Sn 8erlin iuiro Der 9alius ber
Sabresbotl6aft bes 8raioenten Mc=
&inlep be5ii9li6 Cuba piel fommentirt.
9as ,.8erliner ga9eblatt" iagt: ,9ie
8olitif Mealnlep's @panien seseniber
1T ebenlo boppeliinnis uno lmaufri6s
ti9, iuie III ber Sapti stifaire gesen
Seutl9lano. gs lit Belt, baB Die euro
pdllden W@d9te semeinlam enereild
5ront MAIDEN seseniiber ben @r6senz
iuabnanipanolunsen Der Monrue So
litifer."
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Sic arDftett 2sprtheile

bic ienlals in Gan 9lntonio Iir Sen
Infauf zines pianos oher einer Orgel
oherirt purben. Nir baben bas 2ager
pom $. s. Sonss C So. gu iol9sn
preiien getauft, baB es uns m6gli@
getDorben 1T, bic piaRos uno Grgeln
gum baibeu Yreiie in ben Marft su
brlngeH. Su aneereu @orteu: wir
oestaufea ben sausen @Drraib pcm
piaHos, Crae!u. MuftfGdsn nnb al.
len anberen mufifaliiden Sniiruuien.
ten gum balben 1sreiie ibres Wertbss.
Sieienigen, wslde i9 sin pianp.
eine Oreel ooer irgeno ein anteres
muftalli6ss s}niirument sulegen lool.
len. iolltea bon Der Fd bier bietentsa
@elegenbeit @ebrau@ MAIDEN. spre9t
3eitig Dor uub Shr babt bic bette Nus.
pabl. 2bus. 8nasan y 8ros.
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ltm Den llm;ug ~ Derbinoern.

lin bic lleberbriasuns Der piunos
&C. BON ). s. Sones & So. mad unie.
rem Store 3u perbinbern, uertaufen
ptr bag gau8e 2aaer su S1leuberprei.
len, Sielenigen, bic fd Elm Blanc
obst cine OrgeI aa3ui6afen utinf6eu,
lollten aeitlg boripreden unb ben gebo.
tenen Vortbeil Dubrnebmen. mir &C.
eeptlren irgenb cine raifouable Oferte
fur elm pianO, cine Orgst ober fonlt
Elm mnfifalif9es Snftrument i'm Eager.
Tbps. 8ugsam c Sros.
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Die @rippe sreift bas SPLEEN
ungemein on. Or. Iuauit aontg's
5amburger Yrnittbee iit anertannter.
maBen als bas bette SeiImiitel baae.
gen ananieben. st ipdrmt, Hubert,
ttdrtt unb felt rpieber bsr,
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= Die 9ambursil9e 8anbela tam-
mer bat ben slntraa seitellt, einen alI=
9emelnen Sanoelstas einSuberufen, I'M
Die Marinegorlage su enopIIiren.
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y IT c faSiKe.

S s 9aHcr- Mas9aretps guter-R g Dor
brandt Sptepb 6nnhs (2) - 6 M @btbe-
9RoniaS @oif-6rau o Sartmann e. Otto
aabensrt-@arl Rarlion-Gmilp 9euse- (2)
-W 9 Wod-G 6 WatIsr-8 Waher = $
W Mtller-S5 3orrts-6rI . y R5lste-gn.
toA;o aeAer = Grau s " Sauer - GtbeI q
S6uls-Sos 3aansr.
2IuslaHst!tasi
6rau g y Nptst,
N. b. gHer am @oftidalter nad einem
Der obi9en Brtefe irast, bat ausetdflid hins
sn5ufii9en, bab oieielben "advertisedn Ieieu
mo mann.
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&alier @il6elm bat argeoronct,
pie 3obl ber nad gbina ab9ebenben
6reiwiIiacn anf tauieub gu erbb6cn
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NAT SULzBACHER,
f02 Sf=GpmnlerceitraBe, San 9(utpuio

0dnbler in Meinen, 2iau0ren nnb
@igarren, Wbi8fiss, Sour mash 8ours
bOn uub @pes. &beinusine. Glarets,
GorbiaIs aIler Qtrt uHb @igarren In
allen Sorten unb iU aOen PreiIeH.
Spredt im &eFDdftslofal Dor D5er
Idiot @ugs aufirdge Elm unb fdreibt
um 3reiie.
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NAT SULZBACHER,
l02 Of.@ .@OmmerceitraBe, San Qutonio,

= OperasIdisr, &egeni6irme, spa.
aieriiode fiubet 5br ia id6nifer Nu8,
uGbl bel @riser 8ros.
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pas @e6eimntb Der SdSn6eit

III @eiuubbsit. Das @sbeimniB Der
@eiunobeit III bic Strait, bic nOtbiss
Nuantitdt ssbsnsmittet gu osrOuusn
uno su aiiimiliren.
3f 9hnsn pits bsaauHts
autt's 2s6srpillsn fnrirsn untsr allen
llmltanben 8Opfidmerssn, Dpspepiis,
:Wataria, Ssritopfuus ano abn(ide
&rumtbsiten.
1mtt's Seber Ytaem.