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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-27

BLAINE June es.-Miss Nellie Cornish
IS visiting Miss Laura Wadharas this
week
Mrs George Terry entertained ar din
hef thursday a few OF her friends
Among those present were: Miss Wad-
rams. Misses Waller. Mss Nellie Cor
hisn. Mr. George Terry. Mr.. Gordon Val
Ier and Mr.. Henry Horton
A snail party OF Blaine people entovea
an outing at Semiahnloo Friday. These
present were; Miss Eleanor Criiley. Miss
Fannie seely. Miss Laura Wadhanas. Miss
mary Waller. Miss Anna Waller. Miss
Nellie Cornish, Mrs L. Seely. Mrs. Crii-
ley. Mr. A Mcmillan. NJ Ed Seely. Mr..
Sordon Waller and Mr.. Henry Horton.
Mrs A. jackson and children. of Van
coaVer T. {. are spending the week
with tue Misses McElmon.
Miss Minnie Shaw returned Thursday
from fittshnrg. Pa, and viii spend the
summer in Blaine
An opera house and lodge room is TO
he erected on the corner 81 WASHINGTON
avenue and Clark street by the |. o. o.
T. lodge.
Mrs Nj. A. Epson entertained a Blaine
cycling party Wednesday at her summer
nome on California creek
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Mrs. Stewart "A Wedding Among Flow
srs" Mrs I.Btz: TIE prfSegroo-rT's
Name" Mrs. Carass: The Bride" Mrs
Brown The Future Life" Mrs Hansen.
Those present were Mrs. z. 3 Byingeon,
Mrs. J. Cain. Mrs. - Z. Mafefte Mrs. s.
Z. Carusi. Mrs. z. II. Foster, Mrs G. N
I-auFi4sea. Mrs. II. E. Lutz. Mrs L. ".
Taylor, Mrs W. L. Marquardt. Mrs A r.
Dorsey. Mrs. J. c. Hansen, Mrs. r. c VII
son and Mrs. c. 2. Brown.
The forth annual commencement exer-
eises OF the PORT Angeles high school Mon
day evening were attended BY an enor-
nous crowd. The young lady ushers were
kept busy for an -Four seating the throug
In the opera house, and when the exercises
commenced standing room Was in demand
The programme was as follows:
Piano solo. :....-.:..--... Mrs L. A. Mason
song, Hail Smiling Morn High School
sa4qSaSoFys Not Failure but Low Aim
Instrumental duck. The Gsladiaror'' Soasa
Mr. Roy Mcclinton. Mr.. A; simmer.
Quartstte. The Red Red Rose; -.
...-...-..... Mrs Mason Miss Madge
Haynes. Mr.. X. c. Wilson, Mr.. Gasser
=. County Superintendent E H. Hatch
Vocal duet. Selected .......-....-......
-. Mrs. l.. A. Mason. Mrs. VI. cross
Valedictory. THE College Of Blessing
...-..-...-.-.. ....--...... Lester II. Place
Presentation OF Diplomas .......--.......
Song. Good Night" -. -Hish Sohooi
Mr.. Lester Place and Miss Belle Brown
were married Tuesday evening by Rev c
l. Cunningham. The ceremony took
place at the parsonage. only a few inlme-
date friends and relatives being present
Paymaster Scenes and DR. Stone of the
Adams. and Or. Croft and Mr. George W.
Meagher. OF this city. spent Sunday at
Lake Sutherland
An effort is being made TO give the BOYS
on the training ship Adams a dance on the
Fourth OF July
Mr. Charles Haswell was visitor this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Lutz.
Mrs. George T.. Michel Miss Mann and
Capt. Mann left Monday for Lake Ores
cent, where they Will spend several weeks
al Mrs. Michelrs home
Mr. and Mrs. William Ashworth arrived
Sunday evening from Vancouver 3. c.
for short visit with their parents
The members of the C. A II. were enter
tanned Wednesday on board the training
ship Adams.
The newly appointed Indian agent s G.
Morse. was in Seattle this week OH bust
ness.
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from Index by the severe Illness Of his it-
tie daughter.
VIE Proctor. private secretary TO the
president os Whitman college and also
student in the collegiate department. Is
home for the summer.
Rho6odendron Lodge, Degree ~ Honor,
Of Everett. visited Purity lodge. Of this
city. Friday evening Several nex mem
bers we're initiated into the, mysteries Of
the order. and a delightful social time was
enjoyed
Mr. Fred Lysons. of Seattle. visited
friends in Snohomish Wednesday
Ar. and Mrs, Frank Evans and Mr. and
Mrs. = II. FuFber we're Seattle visitors
Tuesday
Mrs J n Mitchell. Of Everett. visited
friends in snohomish Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. J. 4. Coleman. Of Everett
spent Sunday in this city. the guest OK
Mrs Sewell Knapp
Mrs. William Hubert and children visit
81 sfrs Hulbert's parents az Cherry Val
ley the fore part OF the weest
Ars. c l. CJeTnans Of Silverton. is the
guest Of Miss Esther Dorrance
Golden RGie Chapter. @ e s. held
inEtiatorS ceremonies last night. receiving
two new members and enjoying d delight
ful banquet atterwsrd
Or. r. O Case, OF California. high chief
ranger A. Q, r for the Pacific coast. and
District Organizer Or l. f. Cohn tust-
futed snohomi@h Court No assss A O r.
last Tuesday night. The following off,
Gers we're elected and Installed: G. Bake
man. G. r.: j. Connolly. S C. r.: DR. c
+. Case. J. p e. r. s Roe : W Clinton
Thornton. J. w; DR. Thomas Kiefe phv-
sieian- TIE court viii meet Saturday
night In Gem city hall No If
There were -.arried in this city yester-
DAY Mr. Arthur r. Campbell and Miss
Emma j. o'Neai both Of Lowell. suo-
honish county ar the residence Of the
groom's mother. Mrs. James Campbell
s5 University street. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. w. II. c. Temple.
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HOQUIAM June 26.-Manager Emerson,
of the Northwestern Lumber Company.
spent the past week along the Coast and
in Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. Kellogg, of Grand Rapids.
Mich. will spend the summer with their
son, o. NJ. Kellogg. manager OF the E.
X. Wood Lumber Company
Miss Edyth Dent Soule is home from
Tacoma, where she has been attending
school.
Mr. Sidney Moor Heath is in Seattle on
business.
Miss Odessa Burk. a graduate of the
normal school at Eltensburg, is visiting
Mrs. Walter c. Gregg.
birthday surprise party was given r.
d. Dawdy Tuesday evening. and euchre
INDUCED in. Mrs. John f. Soule won the
ladies' prize. and Mr.. J. 0. Stearns the
Gentleman's prize.
Miss Mable Haley is home from O!ym-
pa.
Miss Ethel Heath and Mrs w L.
Adams are attending the meeting Of fed
Grafton OF women's clubs at Olympia.
c. NJ. Hodson Of the rwin-Hodson
Company, of Portland. is spending a few
days among friends.
W. l.. Nichols. of Riddle. Ore. is in
town.
Warren Reed. of Marshheld. Ore. is
spending the week with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs ] W. Reed.
Miss Minnie France is visiting in Ia
coma.
Mrs. ". O. Bradbury. of Gladstone.
Mich. is visiting her sister. Mrs John
Fenton Soule.
Mrs. Frank l.. Perry il visiting in Ev-
sTett
Mrs. William Clarence Petit and little
mes are visiting relatives in Vancouver.
q. C.
Air. George A Woods was buried Mon
lay. having died suddenly Saturday
norning at his home on Ninth street
! The funeral was the largest this city
ever witnessed and was conducted by
the Masons. Of which he had received the
Royal Arch and Knight Templar degrees.
the knights Of Aberdeen taking part in
the ceremonies.
Prof. Frank II. Lamb. Of San Francis
co. is visiting the family OF George II
Emerson.
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an entertainment IA IN. Olympia theater
Monday evening 80 mark the close OF tire
school year. 4 Large crowd was ~ al
tendance ard the young people acquitted
themselves with much credit Mss Ida
Chambers and Miss Florence Custiu grad
uated from tais academy and received
their certificates.
Mrs. Belle Cppenhsluer entertained the
ladies Of the Divinity Club Friday after
noon
Mr, Alex Drysaala is visiting in the
city.
Mrs. F. =. Hustis IS spending few
weeks az the seaside.
The former Michigan people sho reside
IN Olympia hsid a reunion ard picnic al
Buffers cove Wednesday Afternoon,
about 900 being in attendance
a pleasant feature OF the meeting Of the
state federation was the presenting - a
silver souvenir spoon by Mrs A II. II
Stewart 70 every visiting delegate. Mrs.
Stewart Is known the mother Of the
@arnan's Club % Olympia
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IN CHEHALIS SOCIETY CIRCLES.

CHEHALIS. June 2s.-Miss Kenner.
Miss Mllett. Mr.. n. r. Corman. Mr..
kennicott. Mr.. Scribner. Mr. william
trquhart and Miss Montgomery and Miss
Annie Grey MiIiett have been attending
the meeting OF the state federation of
Womens clubs at Olympia this week
:. NJ. Deane. of Deane and Clark. will
visit the Nashville Tenn. exposition and
spend short time at his old home in
kentucky some time this summer.
J. q. Startup, of the II. j. Miller Lum-
her Company, of Chehalis, has been in
the city this week
DR.. j. T. Coleman has returned from
Idaho. where he went about a month
ago, with view to locating. He was not
pleased with the country. and expects TO
remain in Chehalis.
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PORT ANtfF~f - ruws %-Nf-, Z n
S.rV8rt e0ter'etTs1 Moutsv Afternoon lr
hnnor ~ MTs e : Sylak-e1 wbo ieft
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toat- ta lnrslsaN se~ srse%:s M stewart
ta se~rwa8 'aes,s sH&s ,rev wevs exr,ase Sad 70
sstenA 1ow8E Neetst@G Thay> eesrse
esentis Re-H nee surprised ~ 1nalHx re
Aoase perfect sewer OF Covers CARTS
a~sn "a aira vere lsesf4aEs concerning
weddings @r~e circulated. tas answer 70
oA etFHn ee -2wsaE Covers Iaa ssnrer
y4-}f @As 1e,~o-asts VIA Natts AIS nsrk
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IN SPOKANE SOCIETY CIRCLES.

SPOKANE. Jrne 26-Commencement
exercises were held az Gonzaga college
Wednesday evening. Thomas ]. O'Han-
Ion. James j. Stewart. Richard j. o'Shea
and Albert T. kenck were the graduates
Bishop 0'Dea was present and conferred
medals and premiums on the fortunate
pupils Other visiting clergy included
Father Kauten. Father verhagen Father
Dwyer and Father De kanter There
was also large attendance of prominent
people.
The Holy Names academy held CON-
Continued on PAGE H.
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Songs music and sneakinx. The rra.saste.
were Miss Kate Fraser. Miss Etnal os
oHrn, Mss Lottie Smith. Miss Absie Dur
Kin and Mr. Axel Elofson.
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Beware of ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury

AS mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely derange the whole
cous surfaces. Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions from rep
utable physicians. IS the damage they will
do is tenfold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure
manufactured by +. J. Cheney 4 Co. To-
ledo O. contains no mercury, and is taken
Internally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. In
buying Hairs Catarrh Cure he sure YOU
get the genuine. It is taken internally.
ard made In Toledo. Ohio. by f. j. Che
ney Il Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. price 75c per bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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90 commencement exercises Of the Ia
as hiadefser'eu training school
- Nsre held last Friday evening en-
= ae'aodisi church were largely at
saa ans we're very interesting aud do
ssaM six young ladies were uraau-
- rom The school. anj their work re-
@ NE greatest credit upon them
ana their teachers Miss Dewey and
ao Morton.
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saturday is Athletic day and q fine pro-
tenlne OF sports has bean arranged Tor
'e afternoon az the Pierce county fair
sIsgrd& At sN brilliant wafor
isf'sst consisting OF procession 90 H.
sas'aalfsi yachts, viii bse shown on .be
ssssf 'feiii and at 10 A magnificent dis
raj q fireworks viii be made in Wright
;ss1 chasing the carnival season with "a
fsass q glory.
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Cine Gra9oote aus oem nwiloe1t
Oeiten."

&inentan, Qris., II. Mai. 4bppte,
Elm 8iutez Snbianer, Der in ben lesten
3 Sagen nidt iueni9er ais 10 &eiBe
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S6idiale anbeimeefaIlen. Seine
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%getDbtet, uno befanoen iid babel al
leroings in elmer 3fuaneslaee. DEM
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batten geI6fuoren, iie tpiiroen ieoen
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Die 6anbe fiele, ipenn NbuDte nidt
Die uereiente Strnfe erbalte.
Sor 10 Sabren bate elm Sru0er
glbnote's einen 8oitreiter ermDroet
unb bic gSeiBen bntten aI3Si6ne ben
SOB bes MDrberB perlanet. 4bopte
nurbe oDn ieinem Stamme nuserfDrs
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brabte gum SepeiS, bnB ct ben 8e=
febl uDIspgen, ben 8ppf beS eieenen
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mes9enohen, leinem @rimme. 8pr
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9ars Stranger unb Sen. Sones, bic
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Ntonag5au, &idter S. Mt. Mprtpn,
eiten melt NIB brett betannten
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beren Na,nen gun Belt mod ni6t
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fir nebnten, oab ntat1 i'm 9e5tuun9eu
bate, Ieinen ei9enen 8ruber gu
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9arauf fulete 6ann Der pben CT.
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ielblt unb l6DBen i'm nieoer. Srots
bent Die Snoianer ipldereeftaGt ben
Der @eiBen nu8fiibrten,
berri6t bod groBe Slufre9ung unter
u. MAJ fir9tet, baB eS mod
81 iueiterem SlutuergieBen tpmmen
luirb.
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OueHftattitif.

Die m%eiiten QueQe IN europa iuer.
ben BON oeutiben S~tuoenten ausoe.
ti1Ssn- Sn GDttin8en bergebt feil
Sog, on bent 8arteGtrG1.c" .idht hires
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gauge on8BefodJten ipproen, mabreno
III Selta Elm SaDr pUrber einlual bin
men "a Stltnoen 81 ernite S~tu0entenz
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It~h9e5ablten Darnllpien 9uIamnlenft1-
St, Die gang unl6ulbi9ertpeiie Guelle
3enannt tperoen, ungere6net, tum-
men in 6ranfrei9 iabrlib uneefabr
1000 3ptifanlpfe oDr. Die Mehr-
,abl fnoet 5tpiIeben SIfi5leren itntt.
bat I'M 9auie BON 5ebn Sab
nir 1888 9ueIle gu oerscidbnen
Die so 0teui9cn bas 9eben
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0nldnoii Dies.

s Eitt8burg. va, u. Ntai Mtpns
Zee, Elm 9uftidJiifer, ftiir5te acItcrn,
ais er cine NuIfnbrt unterna6nt, aus
ieinem SnIIon lln0 erlitt tDotttdle
Terlebun9en.
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ainoer uOn NlIguit MtHbe, u M9eiler
luolidJ BON bier %luubnbaft, iuurbeu
8eltern Nbcno mdbreno zines bcftiz
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lid gebenoc BUG Der 9. @tuenle Gle
batch @iienbabn cullirte beute Mura,
Ell nit bent iiibIid gcbenocn 6. 9lpe.
Grain an Der Sub 6errp= Station
Die beioen 3i0e iuuroen aus ben
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9iere iuuroen idruer oeriuun0ct.
S &aibtneton, 10. Ntai. 2e.
SenatsauSi6uB fir internatipuole
auflte lun9en bat bei9luIen On
nabne Oes Sei6Iuiies Su empTeblen.
oHrb iueld)en $3.50, 900 be,piIiot
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6i' men er @eiie auf Der i'm Sabre
1870 III EnriS itattfinoeuccu gse(t.
au0ltelung uertreten iet.
5 Gbitagu, 81. 0tai. 9lbppfoten
ilno Anoere baben ii9 beute nod
bod Sslano teeeben, UNI bic ,5ron
81 leben, bon Der bebauptet ipurbe
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eetDbtet iein Iollte, murbe in 8irtz
lidteit, na9bem &c i6un perluunoet
tuUrben mar, BON ben 6einben ee>
faneen e%eupntntcn. Subalb man
b6rte, oaB er anterifanii6er Slr8er
5u fem behauptete, bano mo i'm all
ben Sdmeif zines 8feroe5 urb lies
i'm burd9 Die StraBen bes 9orfes
arruSp 8lauco iGleifen, bis er ben
@eiit aufeab. Nus @erebti9tett gu
General Ober9on muB MA iagen,
oaB er, na60em er BON Der @ffaire
Wittbeilung erbalten bate, ben Oft
cieren, nel6e fir bic Srutnlitdt per=
antnprtli9 tuaren, iblpere Sortpiirfe
madte uno Die 8eiIebung Der 2eide
anpronete.
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Nuf Der h6dften STUFF

Iug. s. SDeel, elm berborraaen6er
Npotbeter in Sbreoepurt, Ga,
ibreibt: n9r' Sings Ieu 0iscooeru
lit oas einai9e Mittel gegen meinen
Sulten uno e8 mirb mebr .berlanot
ais irgeno Elm nn6eres Mittel.~ e.
5. Campbell, Elm &~aufntnnn bon @af.
orb, Nri5., i9reibt: Or. &ina'S Dis
cooerp lit 10 gut, uie beanIprudjt
tptro, falirt ME unb furirt S6ipin0=
iudbt, @uiten uno @rta1tuneen. Sdl
fam e8 ni6t eenuo loben. Or.
Sings DISCOVERY aeoen S6uino~
iu9t, 9uiten unb @rtd(tung if tein
Experiment., es lit mdbreno zines
Observation-Disclosures erprobt tpprben
llno itebt iebt auf Ger b6dlen @tuTe,
~ enttduidt ME. 5rei @rpbeflaldgc
gu babeu BEL g8alter BROS.
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falls.

- 6. $. GliHorb, Netp GaIieG.
@isc.. litt an Neuroleie urlo &beu=
matismus; iein Mngeu tpor auBer
Grbuune i%eire2eber iuar in beunrubi=
8euber 8eiie nnoe9riifen, Nppetit
ab, unb er bate an 6leiicb unb
beoeutenb abeenommen.
Cret 6laIden rglettiri9es Sitters"
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S6dleIn erhsut Die Siiae,

ipcun ienc ihrCdliten tUrpsrltd]su 2eIoer. wtt 7Jieber
uno S6uttcIfrpit. S~r5prpie. 9itcreu- oSer lh.uma-
rtibe Sdmsr5en a%nih0rsn. ra5 MIR noslit if bel
fouieaueRttm Scbraub bon QOitrttel'S Magen6ittrrs.
etuem pfIiitl poU rEerueBIidlsu 9Nertb. bls rein uno
unit0oIib III ieIrer ,3HiGmnie. iesun9. benz Srituad
orgencbp. III ieInsr 9BIriLug 9rauoita lit. 9aItri=
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unbTe oil SorperSeUI6t. nebeI.eit. SObbrfHueE ge-
boreu Su ofu bur6 oas 9Ittsls tets ~tartrteu eeiheu
Gle ale iinb lpeiter uidtg oIs Die pom Ntltter 4atur
ieItii Gui8s9TBlen slotbngEale. u Ihe rnjeigsn. bah
9tageu. be Scber Uosr Gingcp:ioe auB.r Orb
MING f1no. uuo iuelde Us!i6rptabsH 70 6agb ihrs IL,
laden gehpben iimo. Elei: silnats ila:eu aber f,,ts |
ID eEui9iie gtadItuu9 fiHbcr. Tam tniro Der ip,b. |
eioi9e SHs aus . III 0cltt her &etoenben peridiptu.
,cu. ireu0lgr5 Sat5,la on itIue S:clie tIsieH @enH
nj. s tile ors Sitiers tas @sloTIt oes utbsIbefuerus
~sritreUt miro. itIabIt bic SUHue Der 0eiunobeit hei.
II aus benz LAD uoen Gid, |
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GIeftrif Dies Sitters.

@leftriI6e8 Sitter8 lit Elm fir iebe
Saiiun brau6bore8 Mittel, tpirb
a6er iebeufa08 am MeiIten 9ebrau9t
tuenn I'M 5riibltng cine &einieun9 Der
SGfte ~nOtbUen6ig miro uno mo bic
2eber gu erb0bter 9bdtiefeit anreeen
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lie Nteot5in tuirtt 10 itder UNI baS
Spitem u0n mafariidJem @ift gu be-
@Treien. 8Dpflueb, Nta9enbeidtueroen
Serltopfung urb 96win6elnnfG0e
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&rei8 so Gents un0 sl.0O PRO
6lalde in g8nlfer 8rp3', 4pnthete.
Gtlte oftfrieffd s &uBoefe fir Bis.
mdrf.
9tlld) Die 6rennoe be8 Siir1ten 8iSz
ntard in benz StG6tden 98eeucr
(Ofirie8lanb) uel6c ebenio ruie Die
r0ctreuen" III Seoer, ourGb Oar
bringuns zines 2onbcSprpbutte8 auz
j0brlid) iBrer 8erebrun9 iir ben 2llt=
reibSfan5ler 5u 0eIien @eburtStag
Nn8orud Su aebeu pfIe8en, baben iid
benz 6itrIteu 8i8ntard gum |. 2lpri(
tUiebcr nit 0nbe uno @eoidjt oe.
raDert. 0ieies Ma( 6eite6t ous 6ez
ltent in einer 6%uBuprla9e, einem
pradtoO0en Id~neemetBeu .8lieBe,
o~naeferti9t aus bent 6e0e ciue8 ipg.
Dffrieiiidlen Gtieleni9ofeS. 9as Sell
bat ourdJ oas iDoenannte 6~aepnuireu
ipenigltenS Die @rUBe zines @iSbGren=
feIes erDatten. Sic @olte be8 8lieBs
e8 lit Iebr lang unb tuei6 babel bidt,
auBeroem 1T 0a3 Set inuenoig gefiitz
teri uno bDdcleaant nit rutbemEud
aHsGeid)laaen. 0aS @an5e burfte
einen pra0tigen 5uBtp1rmer fir ben
9llten I'M SadIeuiuaIoe abgeben.
Na8 Se9leit9e0iht, i%uie0erum perz
ToBt upn 6errn 2uui8 8ictpr Ssraels
in Neener, bat ~iUlgen0en &9Drtlaut:
Gang bebb id I0oot, mat id iuit elief
81 iueer nte0 6eDten" leeg!-
Din &Oup-ut 6d bait 6iitIbe &iet
5ntiprlrg-ol bruutt fin Ylee9!
SPOIL foloGin Scoop II. uarmQin6ept"
Vi ul8 Ell SprerfmDr0 ieggt.
,9nt pnBt fUr mine @abe seob!"
3ebb it mi nfperleG9t.
In mat if itur?: n@nSddupieG erput,
bier fin Etpdo int 2an0!"
tin goloen @lieB! halt iimpo( boot,
1ect if't'beilan nit Sano.
IN oHt 1poR m!ne 6b01te Suit,
Sem in i'm iuate Nuu',
Din 6eOtiii6 tuarnnen iIu!
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Suflen's Q~rnica=Sdlbe.

Seite Salbe Der @e1t gegen S6nit.
te Nuetl6un9en, @ei9tplren, @aGs:
fluB, 5ieberbeulcn, &inetuurm, auf.
9efprun9ene 9anbe, Sibnerauger
uno aue 9antausi6laee. Seilt fi6e,
Sile8, uber feline 8e5ablune Der.
lan9t. Seilung.. alien 5auen garnn-
tirt, Doer @elb 5urlderItattet. Treis
25 Gents bic Su6ie. 3u bnben bel
@alfer SrD8.
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@enn Sic ~ieuals Elm 8ino in ben
S6merSen Der 9alsbrdune geieben
baben, peroen Sic bic Sanfbarteit
Oct Mtitter gu mlroieen periteben,
uelde t%uiiien, baB nOne gtinute
Cough Cure" ibren &leiren iofortiee
2inoerung oeri6afft. Sn piele:t
@Dbnuneen in bieier Stabt bat li6
bos Ntittel pouitanbi8 ei~n8eblr9ert.
-Wafter 8rU6.
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sic iin6 10 flein, 6aB tie Der emit
pfinbli9ite @enib nebmen faitrt, utlb
10 ipirfiam, bnB iie Die bartnddieiten
Sale D Sartleibiefeit, &upf6mer5
unb l1ntbdtieteit ber 2eber beilen.
0es9alb iil1o r9eg9itt'S 2ittle Carly
&iIers" unter benz 0nmen Der be-
riibmten tleinen 8iGlen befannt.-
@alfer SrDs.
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6. 6. Gunner, in Compton, Nap.,
i9reibt uns, baB er, nadbem er feb
5ebn Sabre lang an Sdntprrboibeu
eelitten bate, bieielben burdJ ben
@ebraub nDn brei S6a9teln BON
r8egSitt's 8it6 Sasel Salpe", boil
beilte. 9ieielbe beilt @csema
nno bile 6autfranfbeiten.-
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Cine Grfdltung ipGte lpfort be-
Iciti8t mer0eu. ySue Ntinute GDuab
Cure" briu0t Sic i'll elmer Minute
auf ben &eg Der @eneiun9. 9as
Wtittel beilt 2uugenent5Inouna,
9al8ent5iinouno, bic Srdune unb ale
Arteu Bpm 0ats~ uno 2ungcn(ei0en.
-QSalfer SrD3.
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Ibgefertigt. 5rGulein: Sic uurz
DC idJ nidt nebnen un0 tpenn Sic
Der ein5i9e Wann AM Der 98elt ND
ren! 0err; Sea, menn td Der einz
3iee Wtann ipare, miir6en Sic mid
ntdt fricgeu, oanu mur0e i6 mir Elm
h%Ibidlcres Wia0dlen Qu8iuchen!
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Euet0ert

Wfan iou ii6 Die 2un9en nidt ourd
Iortoouernben &ei3 gum 9uiten be-
I9aOtgen lalien. IS lit lelfter, Der
S6iuinoiu6t upraubeugen, nls lie gu
betlen. uSne Miuute 9uuob 9ure"
lDtort acnon1nten, tuen0et cine lebcns>
9efdbrli6e 2unsenfrnnfbeit n6.-
Wulter S3rps.
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Mpbern. Wnnn: @arum baft 0u
Did 6eute 10 blnB geibminft? 6ran:
., bic @elt ion ieben, baB ih cine
ungliidlide 5rau bin!