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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-11-02

morning; they had been found On the
sidewalks under the doors Of private
residences, il the yards of unoccupied
houses, ID the mail boxes BY Ietterscar-
riers, behind the counters of shops, and
one in the coat pocket of Mr.. Willia1n
Roundtree, the mayor, who had declared
to reporter thai it must have been put
there while he was weacing the coat.
The wording If all til 3 notes was ex-
actly the same, and ran as fcllows:
Nobody will ever discover who murdered
Richard N. Strong. 1t will be useless to
try. The secret lies in the smile on the
dead mans face. Who put it there, and
how was it dons? These questions will
remain unanswered till the end of time.
But this is not al. Before long others will
wear the dead, white smile. .I-ss!
ONE WHO KNOWS HIS BUSINESS"
Col. Warrenton hurriedly read the
rest of the sensational article, then
threw aside the paper, and went down
the street for two or three squares and
up to the officc of the mayor. He sent
in his card, and was admitted at once.
MIR. Roundtree was writing at his desk,
but he rose and drew chair near him
for his friend to sit down. u.,
Il just ran in TO see about that note
you got,'' said the lawyer. els it a fact
that you found it in your pocket?'
The mayor thrust his right hand into
the pocket of his sack coat. HE put
it right there, colonel. l could show it.
to you, but I sent it to the police. I
thought it was the only one till read
the extra just now
'How could it have got into your
rocket?' asked Warrenton. ''Have you
been in any crowds to-day?''
Several, as it happened. At the post
Office this morning there were great
many people waiting for the mail.
stopped at the Imperial hotel in a
tilrong of politicians, and at the corner
of Main and Broad streets was in a
crowd around the driver of cab who
had been thrown against a lamppost
and considerably injured. 1t could have
been put into my pocket at any one Of
those places without my knowing it,"
what do you think ought to be
dcne?" asked the colonel.
II think the villain ought to be run
down at all COSTS" was the reply. II
have just sent out circular to be post
ed, in which offer in the name of the
city, $4,000 for his capture"
"a good idea," said Warrenton. "Do
you know this detective Hen<lricks?''
"By reputation only. understand
he is the sharpest fellow alive in his
particular line. am glad he happened
to he in town. You know he refused to
come here just after the McDougal
murders, he has so much to do in the
larger cities. But I think he's inter
ested in this case. They say he's like
bloodhound; when he smells blood he
cart stop till he has run something
down. By the way, he has bound us to
secrecy. He Says he will drop the case
the moment it gets into the papers tina,
he is here"
$50 Welsh said. would not have
mentioned it to you. but he told me you
had given your consent to Hendricks
being employed"
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Cities i'm Nyidnir.

The highest villages of Europe hay
ing q permanent population are situ-
ated in Switzerland, italy and France.
In the order of their altitude they arc:
Rery. an Italian village, south of the
Monte Rosa, at an altitude of $500 feet
above sea level; it's 12O inhabitants live
there summer and winter. Their oaly
connection with the outsidesworld leads
through {; the nBetta-Gorca mountains
pass. which is sometimes closed up by
snow for several weeks at q. time; Inf.
in the valley Of. Ayers. in Switzerland,
at an elevation of C,93O feet above sea
level, is the second; the third highest
village in Europe is Trepalle, in the Liv-
igno valley, also in ITALY, 6,720, feet
above sea level; next comes Averol, in
the French department of Savoy, 6,615
feet above the sea level, end Vera11, not
far from the former, at an altitude Of
G,5sO feet Cincinnati Enquirer. V.
hat has become Of the old-fash.
Toned woman who made her childrea
drink sassairas tea evss spring 3.
sAtchison Glohs .-.sS'
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CHAPTER. Y.

Mayor Roundtree lived in large
two-storied brick house standing back
a hundred yards from the street, in ex-
tensiye grounds. 1t was in the suburbs
Of the city, and at the end of one of the
electric car lines.
When the mayor went home that
afternoon, about six o'clock, he found
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PAINFUL AFFLlcTIoH
A. Son Write, a Letter Telling How H..

A Son Writes Letter Telling How HIS
Father Wos Troubled.
WINAMOE, IND.-"My father was
troubled with boils and carbuncles. A1ter
suffering for some time, he heard OF q
ssin.inar case cured by Hoods Sarsaparina
He began taking this medicine anu con-
tinued its use until he was cnfea: wy
mother, is taking Hoods Sarsapar1ila iU ~
rheumatism and it is helping her." GUY +.
.NrwK1RK. BOX 1884, - Get only Hoods.
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"Alaska,' Land of Gold and Glacier,

This is the most valuable publication vet
issued by any railway company descriptive
OF our vast northwestern territory. The
maps show each days trip between Seattle,
Sitka, Juneau, Dyea and the Glaciers, and
OF the Yukon gold fields. The descriptive
data Is OF extreme interest to prospectors,
miners, tourists and students. It is beauti-
fully illustrated with views reproduced
from photographs. 1t will be sent to any
address for 10 cents in stamps, by F. 1.
Whitney, G. P. & T. A., Great Northern
Railway, St. Paul, MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-11-02

Every man thinks his credit is good.-
Washington Democrat.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-11-02

Hit hard, bruised and sick.
Used St. Jacobs Oil; cured him quick.
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TO BE CONTINUED
IT WAS MARES MIRROR.
No Wonder Hubby Looked a Little
pn10.

No Wonder Hubby Looked a Little
Pale.
Young Mr.. Smithers, having eaten an
excellent dinner, sat down to smoke a
good cigar while his wife ran upstairs
to make her toilet for the theater.
So peaceful was his state of mind that
he did not even look accusingly at his
watch when, after the promised min
ute" had developed. into so, she entered
the room.
Seems to me you are looking very
nice tonight, my dear" he rema4ked.
Il am glad you think so, CARING.
Of course, / care moro for your admi-
ration than that Of anyone else. Be
sides, the SINNERS sit right be,;inc us
this evening, and this dress will give
Mrs. S. a bad headache before the sec
ond act is half over"
Mr.. Smithers looked anxious. $50
this is new, is it? Wasn't the old one
good enough?''
'N-not quite, my dear. Besides. /
| earned the money for this one myself"
"But how did you earn
"Oh, after you left, ! fell to think ing
what lot of money $25 was to spend
upon birthday present for Make,
when really needed so many things.
Then an idea struck me. I remem-
bered all those pretty things I found
in our big trunk after we were married
the ones that horrid girl, whoever she
| was, sent back when the engagement
| was broken. wouldn't have one of
them myself. but it seemed ;,ity toy
them to lie there, SO went upstairs and
looked them all over. I selected that
lovely silver-backed mirror and cleaned
it up until it looked just like new; and
then T. ''>
| Sold it to buy dress. I see!''
Nothing of the kind. I bought the
dress with the: money you gave me.
| The mirror sent to Marie with our best
wishes. Won't she be surprised, aud
why, Freddie, are you jl:f''
mot at all, my dear. You are quite
right; Marie will no; doubt. be 1nuct,
surprised, for, you see, she herself was
the girl who returned those presents
that is au."--Brool1lyn: Citizcn. -.
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Mistress in the world are you
putting ashes on the floor for, Bridget"
''Shure, ma am, an didn't yez say to doost
the lor?"-Brooklyn Life.
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Cultures Coadjutor.-"What al air of
Well-bred repose young Newrich has"
Yes. but he was naturally lazy to begin
with. "-Chicago Record.
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Unanimous.

Medium--The spirit Of your wife is here,
and says she never dreamed of such happi-
ness since you two parted.
, The Man-Tell her I feel the same way
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Star Tobacco

Star Tobacco.
IF you care for pleasure, health aud econ.
omy, chew Star tobacco, the leading brand
of the world.
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Crippled, on crutches, from sprain.
Used St. Jacobs Oil. Well again.
At n Dish dvanf.

At n DISADVANTAGE.
Browne can't see that he's distin.
guished looking
Towne-But his wife is with him now
Trnth
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Z e Z a =.

= Sie ppital 3elesrapb Company
bot ibren Grsibrief babin amenbiren
laiIen, baB fie ibr Stan,mtapital BON
5000 900 auf 81 200 600 erb6beu barf.
- Ser Jrot am Jrettag bat f1
biS binunter nod 8rpan-bort aler.
bingS nur in Iei6ter Weii fhbIbar
gemaht.
- 3u Tefugio finb %. unb Gilbert
iiiber unb Jelir Wolf perbaftet NOR.
ben, unter benz 0erba6t, bic gabnbe.
raubuH9 bel ber Station WcNeil aus.
geftihrt Su baben. gilbert 5iIber Bat
Elm 8efiduoniB abgele9t.
- Str. perfins. Sefretdr bes ua.
tionaIen republitanii1eu aomites, bat
bic @rtldruug absegebeu, baB bas So
mite in benz 5treite 3uiI6en Green
unb @raut in 5eras ouf Der 5eite bes
@rfieren itebt unb bsfen aomite. iopis
ibn als regelredtea 8orRber bes
Stats grscutib aOnitss anertennt.
- Sn 81 paio bat es am %. S.to'
ber geiAneit.
- Rabe Serbin, See County. purbt
Nuguft PampeI, ein alter frisbfertisei
Mann, aus benz 0interbaIt erihoRen,
als er iih auf benz Seimtpege befanb.
Sie @ebhlfs Sberiffs Sriner uni
SOqas iteaten eine unteriu6uug ar
bra6teu ben 17idbrigen 5Obn Morit
Sampel unb ben Stiefiobn Nlfret
S6uIbe nod @ibbiuss in's Gefdug
nib. 9ier legte Worib pampel bas
@eltdnoniB ab, bob er ieinen 8atel
meudlings erf6Oiieu unb iein Stief
bsuOer ibm ba5u aeratben babe. atIs
utiade Der grauiigen 3bat siebt er an
DaB iein Batter ibn nit elmer Reit
peiiibe ge3iidtigt babe. gr eradblte
boB er ba8 8ewebr beimli6 aus ben
6auIe fabl unb wie er i6 bidt ON
Neae, ben isin 8ater pailiren muBte
berFsdte, tpartete bis er fam unb banr
In einer gniferuuns bon nur sebn Sui
ben oerbfnsnibOoueu S9uB abfeuerte
Wadbsr tebrte er in'S Saus surif
fteate baS 8emebr on ieinen pIab uni
al8 bas Yferb beS gaters reiterIOs an
fam, nahm er bemielben unter @e
fprd9 uno @eld9ter SatteI unb 3aum
ab unb trieb es in ben Stall. Worit
pompel ift Helm fir iein 4lter aber e
beRbt 9ufhfduiits. .Sntelisens.
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unaliAlidfrpei(t

fskt Eeberthran Shpin6fuht Dor.
aus, weldes an fld irrtbimlid 1T.
Che man ShminOfudt befirdl'
tet, made man 6ebraud pom
Seberthran; tpenn Sic anfaneen
maeer, fhwad un6 ab9efpannt
gu rperoen, Damn 1T es flueerweifs
3eit poriidtis poransusehen unS
oarauf 81 feben, oaf 6as SYftem
nit Dem uotbwenoi9sn Sstt uno
Kraft ecfdrft miro.
Scott's Emulsion pon
Gebertbran nit unterphosphor'
faursm SaIs bringt K6rperfdus
allen 6cnen, rpeIfe fie perloren
hatten uno oiebt Kraft no roher
Eeberthran allein unSu9dnSli4 III.
etR eubTiiipt abmt nur sin,m D0inaI nae.
so Gents uae s1.00.
Eco1T q HowNs, Chemists. New York.
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sic lab MIR ell paor Gdder unb
@jiebel ans 9uidl uno gaum berpors
ragen, einen ipisen &ircbtburm unb
bic 3iuneA eine5 grUBeren, itattlid)en
0aule8, basu Elm paor alte Sdeuuvn
uno Stalle Suilden griinenOen Saaten
unb bem bratnen GrOreid friIdbeaGers
ter SelOer-aber Oeinlatb6Ouft unO
SeiuatbS9ef fiibl pe1te lie on.
llnO lie hattie ia fcine Seinatb
mehr!
SIa iubelte uno lieB mieoer ibr
9iidleiu flQtterh bem langentbebrteH
Saterbaule BEN erltea GruB 5u5upinz
fen. au6 aus ibren slu9en itiisten
Sbranea.
5prtiesuna fDlot.
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Sic .Satr" in Der 8eetbupem. ealle.

Sn Der aufs id6niie ausssidmid.
ten Seetbobens5aae besanu geFern bic
auf sDei Nbenbe bere6uete y6air".
WdbrenG I'M Saale an sablreiben
Sidnben bon ben 9amen bes 8ereins
allerlei feilgebOten murbe - Mein,
8onle, Bier, 8lumeu. &affee unb Gu.
den &c. uub wdbrenb es au1 meber
au etHem nGif6tei6", einem pOiiamt
uno einem Wobriagers3eIte feblte, mar
unten bic gerduutige &egelbabu--&e.
gel. Salle ware i6on ridtiser-sum
Speifeiaale eiugeridtet, no fi9 bic
Glide beinabe unter bet 2ait Der
i6madbaft 5ubereiteten @eri6te bCgen.
Sin reidbaItiges Yrogramm fam
CUR Sur6fubrung. Ser 8ereiu trug
eiuige @borlieber Dor, mebrere SoliIten
IieBen fi6 b6reu, unter beneu beion.
bers Der @elliit prOf. Sar0ber lebbaf,
ten Geifal errang, unb eine broIIige
pautomime, bic in flOtier QBeiIe auf.
geftibrt purbe, erregte ittirmii6e Sci,
terteit.
Der 8elu9 par ein re6t Iebbafier,
ben etn3elnen Sidnben uurbe bic n6'
tbige Nufmertiamteit geBolIt uub Sober
Gmtiirte ii@ aufs 9eiie.
0eute Aben6 eelanat bic Geitli6teit
nit rtlli9 neuem programm gum 2lbs
fhluB.
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9r. ltrtpie iiber Qaarautaue.

~. ivy N4i9tS tH SoA u
ipri6t ii6 in eiEem SHteroiem nit
einens SeridterFaiter bet @alos liou
Mems" fir rationale @befdeibuna8, ,
gantrDits unb Quarantdue 8efeBe
aus. ct meiHt, tpenn Elm Ntanu F@
in einem Gtaate ber llniDn berbeiIa,
tbet, 10 folte er aIs psrbeirotbet
in olIen Staaten dngsIeben uub 90
iOlte ibm nidt geitattet peroen, in
irgenb einen beIiebiaeu an6eren GtaGt
su gebeu, TIN Iid) fGsiben gu lafeH.
Meuu CT aa sinem PIaBe banfrOtt
madt, 70 follte er tib:raQ al8 San.
frotteur betradtei uno es foate ibm un'
mbeIi6 sema9t nerbeu, bon eiuem
PlaBe sum anoereu 81 geben. um fib
eine Stenune In Der faufmdnnil6en
Wel. gu fi9eru. meun er fe niht pers
bient unb in Der &bat feiue bot. Sin
QuarantdusgefeB folte flir bic gou3en
Ser. staatsn galt:n; 0ena erltens
Diirbe e8 alsbaan in ben S1Hoen
fompeienisr Mdnner iein, bic in Gol9e
ibter @tFabrung, &unii unb 8elebr=
famteit tDiRea, pas fe su tbuM baben,
weuu Iie li9 in peranttportlifer Stels
lung befnben. gBie betIagensmertb III
es bogegen, AuarantdnemaBregeln
einem Wanne su tibergeten. Der nift8
baDon tpeiB, mas bon ibm berlatigt
wirb unb mas ct 81 tbun bot. Sin
8eanter bes Marine. 9ospitalbienfies
peiB nid)t oqein, mas in iolben Sdls
len n6tbig 1T, ionbern er tibt feire
Pfi6t aus pbne Gur9t unb &Rdi6t
uno er fennt meter uidbts ais feline
Bhi6t. Sober Ort in ben Ser. Staa.
ten mirb bann befdhbt fein unb bic
Geiddftsinterefea bes SaAbes merOen
Obne NOtb ni@t geft6rt Die eroBe
Nuiianes@ Der S6rot flintem Quaran.
tdue, Die gegenpdrtig bas @eT6dft
elmer gau3en Sta6t, zines 2anbestbei
lee oDer Staates brad legt, tphrbe
oermieben unb bic Sadie in bic 6dnbe
BON Sa6ueritdnhigen anfatt in bieie,
uigen BON Ni9tspliern gegeben mer.
ben, bic f9 ieIbft nidt &e6enidaft
bariiber Ieifen f6unen. weBbalb iie
@iieubabn3iige aufbolteH. Obne Srage
finb Die 0uarantdnemaBregeIn, pie
fie iebt ausgeftibrt Derben. febr n1an.
gelbaft; meilisns fnb 0tdnner bamit
beiraut, bic nidts anbereS gu tbuu ba,
ben. @elegentIi9 mag man eiuen gang
iiidtigen Quarantdnebeamten finben,
bas Iinb @usnabmen, Sn Der Reeel
erbdlt Elm Dianu ben BIab. neil er
8erbienft iu9t, auBer Nrbeit 1T. ct
mirb ME 10 itritt perfabreu, pie elm
8unbesbedmter. 9ie isbigen Quas
rantGneseieBe taugen ni6is; ie fnb
gdn3lidl un3ureIGenb. Sie 8eisBe
tollten beitlmmt unD ltreng fen unb
fir Seben. Der bic auarantdne tber.
tritt 5irafen feiitepen. 9ie Slider.
belt bes 9anbe5 niirbe fehr gef6rbert
perbeu, tpenn bic gauge Guarantdnes
Nngelegenbeit Der gunoesregierung
iibertragen wirb.
Sn bieien Qnii@teu itimmen mir bem
0errn Or. 90. llrpib. pie mir f6on
in einem frhberen 9rtitel ausfiibrten,
bollfomuen bel.
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g8te lit SteSf

Bir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8slobnuns
fir ieben SAL BON &atorrb, Der nidt bur9
@inrehmen bon Sal's Ratarrb Sur gebeilt
werben ranu.
s. 8. @benep & SO, eisentb. SoIebo,O.
8ir, bic llntersei9neten, baben S. S. gbes
nep ieit ben lesten 15 Sabren setannt unb
baIten i'm fir boltonmen ebrenbaft in allen
@eihaftsbanblunsen unb ftnan3tel befds
bist, ale BON feiner 5irma ein9egansenen
9erbinblihteiten 3u erfilIen.
8eft & Gruar @rOBbanbeIS. .9rpSuiitsn,
9olebo, o.
8albtns, &tnnan C Marbiu, @rpes
bdnbels: 8rpsuiiten, SoIebp, 8.
Saa'S &atarrb'fur tpirb innerlta senpms
men uno ipirft bireft aiif bas Slut unb bic
i6leinlisen Sberfldden be6 Snitsms. 3eugs
niiie frei Derfanbt. preiS 10 @ts. fur Die
6laife. 8erfauit bon allen Gpotbeter1.
6aGPs Jamilieu.9iasn Iinb bic beiten.
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Menger SOtel Saoe1aus.

Ser uuteraei6nete bat bas in ber
@rodeit StraBe beleeene Menger 9otel
Babebaus am l. Ottober hbernommen
unb giebt tirtii9e unb ruifilGe Dampf=
bdber, &alteubampfy, marine uub faIte,
Rumpfreibe 8dbsr. S6auerbdber &c.
&C. WaRage, 4breibuugen &C. Das
Dab 1T gdp3lid renouirt tporben unb
TT tdgli9 often bon 8 uhr Morgens
bis 9 ubr 4benbs. SDnutags bis II
ubr Mitta9s.
Nur fur Gamer n: Sete
Wittw o6 9ta4mittag on2
bis 6 u br.
5hbneraugen=O Operationen unb Sd:
geIpfiese fino Spe5ialltdt.
Die gdoer finb 8eiunben unb &rans
teu heliens at empfeblsu.
Die borahgIi6te 8eoienung wirb
sugeli6ert.
Ebas. @eieG.
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ssrei fir idltuadle Mdnne,

Sd tperbe iebent Mann totenfrei eine 8rube Der
Seilmittel ienben. Die mir Die nplIe Manncsfraft
pieberbereeftelt baben. nntbbem alles anoere ebIz
eeicblaeen bate 9ieie We6isin beilte mild bolls
ffGnoig BON gerIuit Der 2ebenstrait. MdneeI an
aeitblecbtier Stdrfe. nerb6ie ShfuGcbe uno natbtz
Iitsen greiien uno tutro Sic e6enio betGen. Sic
t5nnen eS oureb etne Nnfraee erlanaen. Senoen
nitbt mie6sr erie6etnen mag. Nien ibliese cine
8riefmarfe BEL Wbreiie: Carl ]. Walker, GAS,
Masonic Temple, Kalamazoo, Mich.
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sSabrplasl ; Menbetung.

Die Snternational & Great Nortberu
q. &. siebt einen neueu 6abrplan
beraus, Der am Donnerstag, ben 8. Suli
In 9raft tritt. Wesen Ndberem menbe
man ii9 an bic Ngenten Der @efellidaft.
8. s. priee, 6. 9. & s. U.
Ba!eItine, 5eraS
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baB, na6bem er eine Jlai9e pe.ru.na
genommen bate, ct Don benz Ratarrb
turirt mar" Grau 8. 90. 0unter BON
Clifton, aas.. iaat: p0a6bem i'd
bret GlafdeH pe.ru no genommen bate,
mar i'd BON meinem 2atarrb furirt.
Sd mb6ie nidt mebr obne baKeIbe
iein, ba es aud 0uiteu unb grtdltun=
gen 10 iAnsa furirt." Jrau 8. 5.
Martin. paoli, Snb. Ser, id1reibt:
~S6 babe in meiner Gamilie Yesru.na
gebrauds unb fiabe, baB es tie bette
Mebiein fir SuRen. grtdltunsen unb
aatarrb it," Grqu 8. ). Nbams BON
Slpan, 9oob @ouniD, Ser.. f6reibi:
rPesru'na furirte mid bon, aatarrb.
OH eem ID mebrere Sabre lit. Sd
ftibIe. baB pe.ru.na mein 9ebeu gerets
tet bat, benin als i'd es ail uebmen on.
fing, tonnte id sar nl6ts tbun uub
meber effen nOa fdlafsn. Grau Wunin,
8egrout, Woobpille, Wti9.. ldreibt:
SD flibIe mid In iebsr 8e3iebung BON
aatarrb. an benz i'd felt 3wau3ig Sab.
rem lit, furirt."
GolgeRbe 8riefe irafen BON Mdn.
uern elm: 6. %. Maribaa Don gsca.
naba, @ii6., I6reibt: yMeine &ranf.
belt befouo in allgemeiaem aatarrb.
Der aatarrh bate meiue glaie unb Nie.
rem augegriFfen, bod wur5e i'd ioelei6
baoon turirt. Be.ru.na III bas bette
0eilmitteI, bas i'd is iab." Griebrid
g8alrobt BON alma. Ohio, i6reibt:
so lit on 8atarrb unb DispepRe uno
mar fonero6s, ,baB i6 faum seben tounte.
Sd bin ieBt fiiufuno febeu3ig Sabre alt
unb gefuub unb tpobl. pe,rn,na balf
mir" 6. u. 5tabler, bon papue.
g.. threibt; sd balte pesru mo ftir
Die bette NeOi8tn segen aatarrb."
S6reibt an 3bs 9e.ru no Drug
Manufacturing Gompanp, Columbus,
Obio. fur Sr. Sartmau's neneites
freie6 Bud tiber 9ronii6en 9otarrb,
ga 9rtppe &C. Jrast @uren 4potbe
ter fur einen freien Besru.na Mlmana9
far 1898.
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Grnnseisentbunts lIebertrasungen.
gBm. Muth OH GreO. aurb, 2 8runb.
Ride an Grant unb @arion Str. $1,000.
6enrp 8. 2insmaun. j. uno s..
3Ofe an 9enrp DieterS Jun iun.. 400
Ider 3auD bel SdoOl %. 8. $4,000.
o. 8. Giinsmann un0 Qluoere on
Glifabetb Wieters, 250 ader 2anb am
@ibolo, 81. 800.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-30

- Die befen SobIen unb bns bette
6ei3.Sols fauft man Obue 3meifel bel
Der City Wood Yard. G. 9acroir
unb Qb. QBagner. @igentbhmer.
Bel, $40.
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Yrof. Sarrn SSoote

bat feline Sans Ntabemie In gte. 125
@ef. .@ommeEeeftraBe er0Hnet. unters
ri9t wirb ben gansen Sag ertbsilt.
preiIe raiionabeI. Mia6t Cure 2lns
melbungen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-30

SaS ,,& unes q a r"=Ssier In
ein abiplut retneS @ebrau, stt oeHen
Seriteuuus ausihlieRltd Sopfen unb
WalS Der allerbeften Cnalitdt oertpeus
bet tneroen.
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Sparet Sic SIR &e(0!

Gtne Saa9tel bon Gutt'S PiGlen cts
ipnrt Sbuen uiele Dollars fIr Dottors
0fsdnungen. 0ieie BiIen turirsn un'
ter allen unlltGnOen iammtljde ourd ben
Ota9en, bic geber Ober bic Gln9sUeioe
peranlaBtsn &rantbeiten.
Gs 1T Oirs krine gfrpagts pebauptnns.
0snn sessu &Opfibmsrsem, 0Dspsp'
lie, WtaIaria. 9eritOpfuns uno Gausas
lsioen ssbruuden WiiliOnen 2euts
Gutt's 2eber Viueu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-30
YaHage=Siuette aHer Mrt
Wad mnb ton @nropp.

- &auft unier 5oI3 unb aoblen gu
ben bilisiten preiien bel &. 2acroir
unb Nb. Wagner, @igentbimer Der
City Wood Yard. 3el. $40.