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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-26
Were Royalty Treated.

The st. Paul company of iremen who have
spent the last three weeks at Fargo, N. D.,
say they will never forget the treatment they
received while there at the hands of Mayor
Johnson and the citizens of Fargo. During
their three weeks stay they were called upon
twice to respond to fires which were of small
moment While at Fargo the ST. Paul boys
were quartered at the Elliot house. Capt
Q. c. Kyllo and Lieut.. o. c. Beers, Of the
Fargo department, accompanied the St. Paul
boys back home, and will be the guests Of
Chief Jackson and the st. Paul boys during
the week. The ST. Paul company was ban
quoted in a royal manner at the Fargo
j. A. Johnson and the city council
The mayor and council Of Moorhead were
guests of the occasion One hundred and
twenty-seven guests in all sat around the fes-
tive board, over which Mayor Johnson pre-
sided. Capt. McStay, Of No. 4 Engine com
pany, represented ST. Paul, and j. E. Nc
Carthy and Charles Eastman, of the St. Paul
company, furnished the principal musical
numbers of the programme.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-26
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
e Lafayette school will reopen today

The Lafayette school will reopen today.
dramatic entertainment will be given by
the St. AlOysius Young Mems society Sunday
evening, May 9.
Division No. 1, A. o. H., will hold an enter
tainment and hop at its hall West Seventh
and Sixth streets, this evening.
Thomas II. Lucas spoke to the Socialist
Labor party at its open air meeting at Bridge
square yesterday afternoon on The Idle and
oilers"
The seat sale for the Carreno concert to be
held in Peoples church Monday evening May
3, will open at Howard, FarweIl & Co.'s to-
day at 10 a. III.
The West Side Violet Social club will give
its last masquerade ball of the season on
Wednesday evening at it's hail. Delos and
South Robert streets.
benefit ball will be given at Oxford hall
Tuesday evening for William Lininger, the
paperhanger who was terribly injured at the
ForeDaugh block Jan. Ia
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-26
M'PADDEN is ACCUSED.
Thought to Be One of John EricIx-
sons AssaiIants.

John McPadden, living on Sixth
street. was arrested by Officer Markie
yesterday afternoon on the charge
of assault 1t is claimed that McPad-
den is one of the two men who attack
ed Charles Erickson at Seventh and
Kittson streets a week ago Saturday
night and knocked him down with
slungshot. Erickson received a long
cash under the left eye, for which he
afterward applied at the city hospital
for treatment. He claimed he was
walking along the street about Z
O'Clock in the evening, when two men
ran toward him from the opposite
sidewalk. and before he realized the
situation, knocked him down. Erfck-
son stated at the time that he had
been unable to recognize his assailants.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-26
WOMEN IN SLAVERY
FREEDOM FROM ILLS PECU
LIAR TO THEIR SEX WOULD
BE PRICELESS.
DOdd's kidney Pills at Half DOiIaA
Box Are InfaIlibIe Cure for Fee
male Weakness and kidney Trou~
BILE.

rev women are free from weak
hesses peculiar to their sex. Female
weakness is both the cause and the eff
1ecI Oh kinney trouble, for the kidneys
ana womb are closely allied and very
Synpathetlc. Women are often care
SO u tneir own health, and trif1ing
coIds are likely to affect their delica to
organs more seriously than the bodies
of men,
women who stoop much. who strain
themselves by lifting and CARRYING
children, who sit in cramped positions
ana who have menstrual difficulties
almost inevitably become victims Of
female weakness.
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS act as
remedially on the sexual organs as thew
90 upon the kidneys, and tone up the
system SO that all it's discharges are
regular in periods and neither too pro-
Iuse nor too scanty. Pain vanishes
and backache and that dragging
Gown sensation" are unknown in the
happy household whose nedfcine-closet
holds a box of DODD'S KIDNEY
PILLS.
Here is letter written by St. Paul
lady:
DODD'S MEDICINE CO., Buffalo,
Gentlemen: l have been troubled for
six months with female weakness. and
paralysis. | have used other remedies
but could get no relief. My urine was
very dark and Shiny. 1 have used one
box of DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS and
l am completely cured. You may pub
!1sh this statement if you think it will
help others | believe DODD'S KID
NEY PILLS are worth their weight in
gold.
MRS. FLORENCE REVENUE.
295 East Third street, ST Paul, Mimi.
No need of being examined by a doc
tor and running UP big doctor bills
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS are for sale
by all druggists, and will be mailed
prepaid by the Dodds Medicine Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y. on receipt Of price
Fifty cents a box.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-26
The Kootenaf Country

Keeps up its marvellous record. Our new and
revised folder has several additions, includ-
Ing map Of Fort Steele and Colvfile reserya-
ton in detail. Text has new and valuable
Information
Cali at 162 East Third street. st. Paul 10
Nieollet House block, Minneapolis, or write
to Charles s. Fee. General Passenger Agent
Northern Pacific Railway. st. Paul. and get
cne. Send six cents. and Wonderland, 81
viii also be sent
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-26
MICHAEL GILLESPIE PASSES.
Former West Side SnIOOnIst Yields
to Alcoholism.

Michael Gillespie, formerly a West st.
Paul saloonkeeper, died at the city hos
pital yesterday. The man was removed
to the hospital from 2O2 West Seventh
street last Tuesday suffering from the
effects of alcoholism, to which his death
was due. Gillespie was forty-three
years old, and is survived by several
grown children. The body will be pre-
pared for burial by O'Halloran & Muir
ply.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-26
WITH MASONIC HONORS.
Remains of Ex-Sheriff Richter Laid
to Rest

HNCnhAlnS Oh EX-SnerIn H1CltGF L11u
to Rest.
The funeral Of Frederick Richter
took place yesterday afternoon from
his late residence, 459 Webster street.
The services at the house and also
at the grave were under the direction
Of Damascus commandery, Knights
Templars, Of which the deceased was a
member. Garfield post G. A. r., Ger
mania lodge, I. o. o. F., Minnesota
Grove No. l, U. A. o. D., and the Con-
cordia Singing society took part in the
obsequies, attending in a body. There
was an assemblage of over thousand
persons at the house. and the services
Of the Knights Templars' ritual were
read after the Concordia Singing So
ciety, under the direction of Prof
Harmsen, had rendered a selection.
The services at Oakland were conduct
ed by the Knights Templars, Sir Knight
A. c. Hickman acting as prelate. The
pa1lbearers were Sir Knights Zelch,
Milham, Zimmerman, Burkhard, Ma
han and Konantz, Of Damascus COM
nlandery.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-26

Joseph Zabicky is aprisoner at the central
police station on the triple charge of drunk
and disorderly conduct and discharging fire
arms within the city limits. 1t appears that
Zabicky, who lives on the upper flats, does
not like the quality of dog kept by his
neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs. Lashinsky, and after
threatening to kill one Of their CANNES. did
kill 1t last night They further informed the
police that Zabicky talked with evident seri-
BUSINESS about killing them, and the belliger-
ent was locked up.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-26
HIS FAMILY WAS STARVING.
Michael FIynn's Excuse for Steal
ing Chickens.

Michael Flynn, a railroad switch
man fifty years DID, was a prisoner at
the central station yesterday. on the
charge of larceny, having been arrest
ed for the theft of two chickens and
two ducks from the rear Of 233 Chest
nut street Flynn does not deny his
guilt but claims he was forced to
steal to provide his family with food.
He has been out of work, he says.
since the railroad strike in '93, and
though living in poverty, could put up
with his fortunes until he found his
wife and children without food. This
was the case Saturday night, when he
declares he started out to provide them
with something to eat over Sunday.
Flynn was caught with the fowls by
officer O'Neill. The case will come up
in the police court today.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-26
FORGER AT WORK.
Local Wine House Pays $3.50 for
Worthless Paper.

A forged check for $3.50 was passed
on the bartender at the California Wine
House by a stranger Saturday after
noon. The check was drawn on the
Second National Bank of st. Paul, and
made payable to George Anderson or
bearer. 1t purported to have been
signed by Ohrendorf & Duffy. The
writing on the check is somewhat sim
liar to that on worthless paper cashed
by forger in st. Paul some months
ago, and it is thought he may have
again begun his operations in this city
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-26
Went Gunnsne for Douglas.

After adjournment Of the legislature on
Wednesday q number OF st. Paul sportsmen
waited upon Hon. w. B. Douglas and re-
quested him to accompany them to q gun
store. Mr.. Douglas was very agreeably sur
prised when they ordered his measure taken
for $500 Parker gun. which will be suit
ably engraved and beautifully finished. This
present to Mr.. Douglas Is In recognition Of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-26
Notes From the Churches.

st. Paul lodge, I. O. o. F., attended sery-
ices at the Goodrich Avenue Presbyterian
church yesterday the day being the seventy
eighth anniversary OF the order.
Bishop Gilbert yesterday confirmed three
large classes. one at the church Of st. John
the Evangelist in the morning. at St. Glenn
ent's In the afternoon and at SC. Mary.s.
Merriam Park. In the evening.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-26

his services as a member Of the house and
as chairman of the game and fish commit
tee for the enactment of laws for the pro-
lection and preservation Of the game and fish
OF the state. The st. Paul sportsmen paid
fellow sportsman a well merited compli-
ment, in the opinion of the Moorhead indie
Dendpnt
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-26
PAPER THIEVES ARRESTED.
Why Some Globe Subsc ribers Have
Been Disappointed.

Frederick Fisher, a newsboy fourteen
years old, was arrested by Special Off,
Ger Moulder yesterday morning on the
charge of stealing papers from door
steps. The boy was locked UP at the
central station, and will be arraigned
in the police court today on the charge
of larceny.
Anthony Arjdt, living on Rondo
street, was also arrested for stealing
papers from a building on University
avenue. The boy was jailed at the
Rondo station until his arraignment in
court today
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-26
RELENTED ON SUNDAY.
Police Took in But One ScOrcher
Yesterday.

George Williams, resident of Min
neapolis, was arrested by Officer Oh
berg yesterday afternoon for scOrching
on Payne avenue. At the Margaret
street station Williams deposited $25
bail for his appearance in the municipal
court today.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-26
Breakfast a la Carte!

Passengers leaving st. Paul on the famous
Vestibuled. archaeological limited. via the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway at
$40 p. m, arriving Chicago $50 the following
morning, are now served with breakfast a la
carte in dining car between Milwaukee and
Chicago, 7:05 to $50 a. m. PAY for what you
order" City ticket office, 365 Robert st
Ct Pau1
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-26
GAVE HIM LITTLE TIME.
john Smith Is Promptly Arrested on
His Return,

John Smith, resident of the West
side flats, was arrested last night upon
a warrant sworn out by his wife,
charging assault and battery. The
warrant was issued several weeks ago,
but Smith fed to Milwaukee, Wis. He
came back to st. Paul yesterday and
was promptly picked up by the Ducas
Straat nn1iOp
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-26
FEDERAL PRISONERS FREED
By Their Own Devices, Now Sought
by Police.

Chief Of Detectives Schweitzer has
been notified to watch for John Blank
enship and John w. Furney, two
United States prisoners who escaped
from Fort Leavenworth prison Thurs
day. 1t is thought that the men may
be coming in the direction of st. Paul,
and Warden Mich, Of the Leavenworth
prison, has offered a reward of $50 for
the capture of each of the prisoners.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-26
Into Kansas ON a Raid.

Capt. Charles II. Mason, who for the past
few years has been associated with the North,
ern Pacific road, started last night for Sab
etha. Kan, at which place, on "wednesday
morning, he will be Joined in wedfock with
Miss Cora Haxten, eldest daughter OF John
Haxten. one Of the leading citizens OF Sab
etna. Capt Mason has host of friends in
st: Paul. who will be pleased to give him
q hearty welcome ON his return. ---A
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-26

"Pauf INTERPRETATIONS Make.
Nineteen years standard; millions have be.n
sold; 81. Paul cigar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09
Oermif6tes

Srnerbalb bon ilnf Stunoen
uuroe in Sbiu elm 8oitnteiiter oerbafz
tet, uerbDrt, iiberfubrt, oerurtbeilt
uub ms @efdneuiB eineeliefert. Der
Wann bate $3.50 neruutreut. Die
Y%rumptbeit, nit oer Die tleinen Die
be bebanoelt tper6en, mabt unlerer
Suits aIe @bre.
Spnoerbarer Selbitmpr6. Sp.
5urrer, elm tuU6lbaben0er, nabe Orr
bile in @agne County, g., pobnen,
Der 5armer, erbob iid bieier Gage
uUm Eager, fiiBte iein @eib uno Sinh
uno be9ab iid na6 bent Sinterbpf,
mo- er lt6 in eiuem 5aiie nit Nbfauz
pniier ertrGntte. Nls I i'm balo
oarnad fano, bling er nit bent Oberz
f0rper I'M 5aB uno nit ben 5iiBen be-
rIbrte er ben @robuten.
Gin nftioer Surner BON 80 Sab
rem. Sci @eleeenbeit Der ginpeib<
uile oes SDmmerturnplabes oea Ren
gort SurnoereinS ant leRten Spnn=
tag tpuroe bent dlteiten rNttinen" bes
8ereins, bent SO<jabrieen Turner
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09
Qus lniHourt.

- &anIa3 Gitp, $40, 90. Sum-.
Qic &iebburie BON 9anio8 Gitp bat
nit So oe8en % Stin,nten %aneeoronet
oo6 Der bieliae &iebnartt ant 5. Suli
5eId,lNtH utu0t.
- lu 5toalJa, DIDO. bot SoiepR
Smbauler DER tatbolii9eu Sacreo
6cart.airde einen 9lltar int 8ertbe
upn $4,000 9eideutt, 5um 4noenten
en- Ieinen our 2 Sabren oeritUrbenen
Eater.
2ie heitigen beitdn0i9en Re9en
Goben sic 0eus uub @eisenernte in
0Uuuro County. NtU., 5unt Setra9e
uon mebrereu 3nuleno Dollars be-
id0ojQt. Iie Mtni8Ieloer tpimmeln
BON IS reioeuau5cu.
- Sin BtiBi6lag ipaltete ben
IJnrm Der 8optiiten=&ir6e in 3renz
ton, Ntu. Die cine 0alfte bes 2bur'
mes blieb ite6en, bic 3rimmer Der
nnoereu 0Glfte muroen bonn Sturz
ME uber mlebrere 0duier9euierte oer>
ltreut.
- &uuin3 0itp, Wtu., 2. Suit
Su Der eriten 0dlfte oieie8 Sabre8 lit
III ben bjeligeu S6ladtbDfen mebr
&icb gei6ludtet tpproeu, ais ie bot
fer. G8 ipur0en udmli6 9ei6ladtet
1885, 900 Sdlpeine, 412, 900 &in0er
unb 40, 900 SdaTe.
- Yeitduoioe 8eoeneiilie int san-
gen Oio9e 3bal in Wiiiuuri boben
ben 6luB iber lcine llfer treten
%loiien. CberboD Gscep(o 1T bereits
Jest grocer Sdo6en aneeri6tet
mproen. &icl WtaiS lit furt9etuaid=
en-.
IN 2elitQtun, do, lit Stepben
q. lSeuttuUrtb, elmer Der Eiuniere
unO %bctnuntelten Biir9er Der Sta0t,
I'M Alter bon SG Sabren 9eltorben.
ST tuar aus @iuomstoiun, Wtah., se.
bltrtta mo mar ser @rilnber Der
9Scntlrurtb 0iilitar 2(tooemie.
- SeiferIun, Gitp, Mtp., 30. 9as
0bergericgt crtuGblte beute fuleenoe
8eomte: Gtert, Subn il. Green (wie=
oermdblt); Ntoridon, II. 6. See aus
Ntont8Dmerg uno uffiSieuer &eporter
&crrD &oocr aus Charlton County,
N0e brei iin0 Itreuqe 6reiIilber Dem.
Utrutcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09
2luf Ser b6biteu Stufe.

2uq. s. @ooel. elm berourro9enoer
Npotbefer in Sbreoepurt, 2a.,
i4r>jOr III sing 4ew Gi5cooerp
il. oos tirsiae 0}ittcl ge8en meirten
0uiten uuo es miro meBr u~erlan9t
ais ir9eno ein nnOere8 Wtittel." s..
). Campbell, Elm Saufmann ppn Snn>
ORD, 9ri5., i9reibt: Or. Sings Dis
coOerp lit 10 gut, tuie beanIprudt
mirO, inuirt ME unb turirt S6pino@
iudt, 6ulten unb Grfdttungen. S6
farm IS ni6t geuug lOben. 9r.
Sings DISCOVERY aeqen S6tpinO>
iudJt, Nuitcn un0 @rfQltunB lit fein
GrperiMent, e8 lit tpabrenO zines
Observation-Disclosures erprobt pproen
uno itcbt jest oui Oct bDdlten StuTe.
IS enttGui1t ME. 6rei &robeilalde
I'll bnber bel NSnlfer Sro8.
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Oas mettcr I'M Juli.

lleber bic Notwithstanding @itter~
un9 i~pdbreno oes Wunats Sllt Oerz
Dffentlidt Der N%1iiIourier &etterpruz
phet Sri. 81. Oids Die fOloen0en Ser
ntutbuneen:
Der Wpuat S}llli lpir0 nit nlI9e5
ntein tlarem @etter Beginner. St6
gum oritten bes Mpnats, oemOtittel=
punt elmer Sturnperipoe, miro uont
@elteiten her cine tunrme gSelIe nit
linfenoem 8nrDmeter uno nn0eren
@orseid)en BON Sturnt eintreffen.
8Gbrenb bes 3ten, 4ten unb 5ten
merben bieIe 3ultdnbe, 9efulgt bon
8e9en, Iid] naf Often iiber ous 2nnb
bin5ieben. Der rglorrei6e Sierte"
ourfte Iebr narm iper0en, unb
lid) an bieiem un0 benz
Iol9en0en Sage in mittleren @egen=
ben 3eeen einItellen. Damn fOlgt
fubleres @etter bis sunt ndten.
Sine r%eattipndre Yeripoe bauert
opm neunten bis el,ten. Die @ntz
ipidelune bilrfte aber oa0urb Der
sDsert ~tuerben, baB am 13tcn @Ou>
mpnb lit. @enn Iib 5ur Belt be8
@DumtpnoeS Stiirnte ereienen, 10 baB
oas @etter mdbrenb Der 5Wei Doer
orei Tplgenoen Gage tubler. An Il.
uno IS. Iino Damn mieoer Sturnle Sl
erlparten.
Die reaftipn0ren StDrungen erfol=
gen an 2llten uno 22Iten, in 6ornl
BON marnlent uno 0robenoem 2Setter,
bp9 eerin9em &egenfau. glnt 23lten
uno 241ten biirfte Ii6 mieoer tiiblerea
8etter einiteuen.
@ine Senusperiuoe beeinnt bereitS
am 2liten, bod miro lib ibr @infIuf
bis CUNT s6luB be8 Wunats geltent
mtadJen. Cine SultanperiD6e erltredt
iid1 iiber bic Sage POM 25iten Bis
29lten. 9ieie 3eit oiirfte Die tudrm=
Ite oes Mpnats peroen. 9aS @et=
ter ourfte 9etuitterartig iein, opdj
upr bent 29iten faunt gum Iusbru6
tommen. Sn Ben meiiten 9beilcr
oes 2anoe5 miro es ant soften uno
31iten beoeutenb fiblcr iein.
SIM Suli eriuartet man in Der
nDrolidJen @egenoen gepDbnli6 noe
niger 8egen, ais 81 ir9en0 elmer an
beren i3eit bes Sabre8. 9ielc2
Snbr macbt bierin feline stuSnnbme.
9lud I'M Siioen uno Siiomeiten lit filr
ben Summer unb 9erbi redt trDde=
mes @etter gu ertuarten.
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Nniidt, baB jebt Der ri6tise 3eit~
punt aefUmmen lit.

Nniidt, baB jebt Der ribtige 3elt-
punt 9efomnten lit.
S Colorado Springs. %. Sunt.-
Gaiier @ilbelm nun 9eutI6lanO miro
bal0 OaS 9r0Bte @lentDiergeiueib sum
@eidgenf erbalteu, 0a5 ie i'll Der @elt
er6eutet moroen lit. GaS @eihent
mirb ibm 0urtb 6errn 9ans 2eioen,
ben beutiden @enerafcDniul in ben
Nie0erlanoen un0 9ireftOr De6 3oOz
logiI6en @nrtens in S0ln, ubermtt@
telt ueroen. 9ns @emeib i0u I'M
SaQo5immer 6es &ailerli9en S6lDlz
les in Berlin auf9ebangt tperoen.
IS nliBt y SUB BON einem @noe gum
an0eren uno 0ie beioen Stangen lino
ie 675 3OQ lang. Sas @lentbier,
Dem bas @etueib gebDrte, tuuroe oon
einem alten Tron5DIil6en Sager 9fa=
mems MDnienn in Der Nabe oes
9Sbite 8iuer I'M meitliben Colorado
| erleQt.
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SrlauoihcS

S 9ooiUuc, Ntlh., 80. SUM-. 0aS
@aus uon George Copeland ipurbe
POM SIibc 9~ctrpffen unb feline 5rau
uno SdtueIter, lUwie oas tleine Sinh
Der lebteren tuuroen eetDotet.
s NuiuorO Gitp, WtidJ., 80. SUM-.
0eute NtUr9en purbe onS SouS bon
!. 8onbin oum Slite o~etroifen uno
brauute nieoer. Sin Sinh uun sebn
uno Gins BON bier Subren tant in ben
6lantmen UNI.
Center 0arbpr, g. y, |. Suli.
Gin befttge8 @robeben ludte beute
Mtprgcn nm 20 Mtiuuten nadJ 4 llbr
otelc 0cQenb beim. @s nor pun
ettent Beftiacn, 0uruerabnliden 8e=
rduIdJ be9Ieitet. Die @ebduoe=
er5itterten unO uiele 8~erIunen
9erietben i'll Analt un0 Sdredcn.
s San 5ranciscp, 2. Suli. Der
Enciitc NtaiI 9ampfer ,Ncupulcu"
trnf beiite aus Yanaira Elm uno seiete
Die 9elbe 6laaae. @r befinoet iid]
Jest III Guarnntane. @abreno Der
&eiie Der &iiite entlana itarben elm
Snjltcn=, Elm 3Wii6enoedszYaiIaeie
unO 5tuei Wtann Der SeIabung an
rbD8nrti9em 5ieber."
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5peiiIung onriiber, bah er leine Nn-
l~teIIuna in Den %iebbDfen Derloren
bate, lhpB @uitap Sarternann iid]
beute Wforgcn cine Sueel ourf ben
SopI. 81 9leider ;3eit erIduB Iid)
in DEM i%aibiOnablen @reetuupo SuteI
Elm 6remoer 9famens &iQiam Soot
aus u~nbctannter llrlade.
s Neip Yort, ?. Suli. Nabesu
nlle 6abritanten I'M 9nnbe baben be-
lGlonen, gieidJ Der Yppe Ntnnufactur.
ING 90, cine 0erabiebune BON 25
Eruj. auT ibre 500 5abrraber, gu
MADDEN. Der Yrei8 auf 1898 Moz
belle lpiro ni6t bDber OILS SIS Iein
llnO cS lit mDeli9, OaB nod cine mel
tere 9eroblebung 9entadt tpirb.
$ SaibingtOn, 20. Sum- Der Sn=
otaner-I9ent 9. q. &Ointe in isis.
conlin meloet, baB spei Snbianer,
Sobn Sfp uno &eb Otter nit Namen
iid1 in @rman9elune an @bistep nit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09

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teiner 5urnfubrt fe6lt, cine beIunoez
re, aber tpDbluerbiente Nnerfennnng
81 Sbeil. SIM Suffrage Der Sunbes=
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bersli9ten @utbeil aler @nipeIen=
ben einen blbi9en. nit entipreden=
Der @ibmuns oeriebenen Sierfrus,
welben oerielbe eerubrt entsesens
nabm.
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Nabe BON Santa Sc, %. 3d., muroe
Der beuti6e 2anbi6aftsedrtner Sol.
@lIter in leinem S9laI5immer nuf
Der Sort Marcpz&eleroatipn, BON Der
Sp9ter zines &adbars, bic i'm sunl
5rlbitld rufen nDute, erbdngt auf=
9e%funoen. Ser Sertprbene bate
felt Sabren in Santa Sc un0 hinge
9enb 9euDbnt uno aae beoeutenbeu
bprtieen @artenanlaeen ausgefubrt.
Sur ie6S @u6en bate feline @attin
lid na6 bent Often beeeben, tie fubrz
te cine Soari6aft oOu mebreren
0unoert 9Dllars unb peri6ie6ene
&%eiiefpffer nit nertDoOuen Sn6en
bel iid. Sn 8albin9tUn tuuroe tie
plDbli6 tubiu6tie, nurbe ober nad
Netp yorf, tuu StnsebDrise BON ibr
tppbnen, ueiter befDrbert. Sic miel
tbete oann Gin 3imnter in SOboten
uno tpuroe bort ant ndditen Mpreer,
erbdnst auf9efun6en. SIR @elb uno
lire Softer luaren peri6tuunoen, uno
ibre 2eidbe rubt jebt auf BENT 9lrmen=
5rieohDf. @liter briltete ieitber iiber
ben SOB ieiner Srau, uno oies hat
i'm mabri9einlid) gum Selbitmor0
eetrieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09
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gu psIder mpd1teft oU moDI SeGprenY Shue 3mei-
tel 6ur re9uI0ren Tie irre9EIdre lit tretltCh bic at
SGbl It6rtere. nbfr III Ibr berri6t teirc Sls5ipiIn.
Sofstter's M09enbitterS 1T Der 9l55ipliu0tor tUr Oc#
Sor9er. uuois5tpiinirte Ssber ODER GingeiueIoe 9t6t's
por ibul nldt. SiIioIttdt hUtumeutirt id burd Die
eeIbe JArburg Der 9aut uuo @u9GpicI. ubeIrieAeU.
ben Gtbenl. beIeQtc t3un9e. Yrctret5 am Ntorgen,
: rud i'll Der Nheremga9enb. &raGpf uno 9oitrtihes
Sopfiusb. l~Iu5dbG9e Msuidcu iiub homtt 9tfIcSt.
aas Die &unhGebun3en bon AufcbnnnJ gegeH Die
Sehot. Der SeiuuoIeitslehre Weroeu ober idlenutglt
beieitigt burd bus S.tters. hl5 audi NloIaria. 2p5-
pepiie. Rbeumatlsx1rS. ytsural9te, Nerppiit0t NIB
WierenIeiosu tur;rt. aIs Wttttsl 8nr gerbntuu9 our'
ssttigeu @srfans. aur geidIeuut9uu9 cer JtccoueoIes'
cens ua9 3rautsiten bat bieIes ipLnberpDne GIIrir
ui6t i.ines SIcideu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-09
Gleftrii Dies Sitters.

Gleftriides Sitters lit elm fir iebe
GaiIon ~brnudbbares Mittel, pirb
aber jeoenfauS am Weilten sebraubt
luern I'M 5riibling cine &einiguns Der
Sdfte notbtpenoie miro unb man bic
2eber su erbDbter 9bdtieteit nnresen
mill. Sin bdufiger @ebrauh bieies
Mittels bat ibon mandes biliDle
unb tDbtli6e 6ieber uerbinoert. Sci
ne Mebi5in mirtt 10 iiber I'M bus
Spitem BON malurii6em Gilt su be-
ireien. 9ppfmeb, Mtaeenbel6merben
Serltopfung uno S6minOelanfaue
tpeiden bent @lettric Sitters.
Yreis so Gents uno s1.OO pro
5laidJe in @alter 8rps'. Npptbete.