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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-16
nend Man Faund.

Allen. Texas, March 1.-THE body Of Z
white man. supposed to be Andy Gamm,
a bridge carpenter and until recently em-
plcyed by the Houston and Texas ceairAi
Railroad company, was found this morning
In the railroad tank one mile north q
this place ID IL firmly EXPRESSED by all
Who examined him that he had met with
foul play and that his body had been ~
the water several days. From papers found
on him IL is supposed he lived In Dallas
and has brother there.
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MEETING TODAY.
! Of Baseball in Texas
knbIe IN Houston.
MATTERS TO COME UP.
Not BE Given Out at
he-Two More Buff
talocs In.

representatives. of the clubs
Texas league will be held hero
bis morning at the office of
Bailey Of the local associa-
Ward of Fort Worth arrived
bong others expected are Nc
las, Weber and O'Connor of
Of San Antonio and Der
ton. It is not known whether
duls for the season will be
seems probable that there
rcuble In arriving at an agree
pint The committee appointed
asue meeting to arrange the
Imposed Of Messrs. George Der
|sston, w. H. Ward of Fort
piles Of Austin. Mr.. Dermody
desires in the premises known
Bailey. who is perfectly agree
The Galveston manager wants
play here on San Jaclnto day
p the Island City on the Fourth
sunday games evenly divided
10 towns.
pttsr which will probably re-
|sble attention at the meeting is
|slsry limit. The question will
faised as TO whether the salary
no play in the game and have
the receipts is to be included
limit. In the case of Austin.
p players who are stockholders,
30 especially interesting one.
NAY the guarantee for Sunday
raised to SO.
~ Who will play short sion for
yea Yesterday morning from st.
~ With San Antonio In 1886,
himself a sure fielder. a hard
i,st base runner.
f'val yesterday was j. D. Nc
came from Danville. Ill. He
= base and will also be used as
ener. He was with Shreveport
~ seen on the Texas diamonds
sasoa. He Is said to be a fast
y. iWef and a good base runner.
'lng Is exceptionally good.
q nad the boys out at the park
put them through some hard
?. which all came out with
Tue team will be completed
'ae arrival Of Chamberlain.
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A New Team Formed.

Tho team to be known as Behring'S Crescent
baseball team has been organized. TINS team
is very strong and promises TO do good work
ON the ball grounds this season. ro,.
tins who would like to hear from any team:
The the members Of which are under II years CT
age. .,,o, an tho captatn
mr. left at G. L. & Theo Behring'S hardwars
store A list Of players must accompany eaca
challenge.
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nvicrxI,EN,s AHNiCA sALvE.

-rhe Nest saIye In thr world Tor ChtF,
r,r,,sses sores Ulcers, Solt Rhfum. Fever
Sores. letter chapped Hands chiiblains.
corns. and all Skin Erup'ions ana posi-,
,,y.Jy cures piles, or no nay required !.
IL guaranteed to give perfect ssIisIai.op
p - p'J For sale by Geo W Heyer-
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Accidentally shot.

Brownsville, Texas March 15.-Franciss3
v. de Soils. well known lady iving near
Santa Maria. was accidentally shot ye.,
terday and seriously wounded BY p.s.na
In the hands of her brother Guiiie'iio
yillareal. She will probably de
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TIE PiRE RECORD.
Rc.ilcncc nurncA.

Coleman. Texas. March H.-Mr. J. H..
Tucker, editor and proprietor OF the Cele-
man Voice lost his handsome two-story
residence In South Coleman by flre about
10 o'clock this morning. The residence
was outside the fire limits and the wates
works could not be used Loss about $4,000;
insurance $3.50.
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SAND CRABS.

me Individuals ms They
y" u In Practice.
isSas' March bit is practice.
~ early morn until dusk, and
perfection. This applies to the
ae galveston ball team, who are
4. y GET themselves In shape for
4, Tue league season. The indi-
~ u the men is excellent and
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FORIIFYINC THE FORTS.
Seacoast Cities in Shape to Resist
an Euemy's Attack.
SUBMARINE MINES IN THE HARBORS,
sandy Hook Well Protected by Tor
pcdoes-Hostile Fleet Could Not
Pass the Golden Gate.

New York, March 15.-According to the
World submarine mines are being placed
in the channel off Sandy Hook by the
corps of engineers under the direction of
Colonel H. NJ, Robert. The greatest Sc
crecy has been maintained by the officers
and men in charge of the work.
On Sunday afternoon the operations Of q
detachment of men, assisted by q diver.
were watched from the shore by number
of slghtseers. AT first it WAS impossible to
discern the exact nature of the work being
done by the men on the government tug,
which had been steaming about the lower
bay all morning. A telescope was pro-
cured however, and then the movements
of the boat and men could be seen with
eese and distinctness
The work of placing the submarine mines
continued all day. At least twelve officers
and mon are aboard the tug. On the deck
OF the boat were heaps of wire and tubes
used in the construction OF the submarine
mines, three heavy anchors and one float
| ing or buoy torpedo. After the preliminary
| arrangements the diver was lowered over
| the side of the vessel
TO all appearances ne was descending
| for the purpose OF determining the nature
! OF the channels bottom He was sub
merged for several minutes. When he
! came UP he held a long conversation with
| the officers The second time he went
down an anchor was lowered at the end of
q heavy cable. few minutes later the
| floating torpedo was cast into the water.
| To the bottom or cap of the torpedo. which
| was a great bal-like affair, chain was
attached for the purpose Of connecting the
| mine with the anchor.
| Ii was fully fifteen minutes before the
| diver came up the second time. To all
| appearances he had moored the torpedo
! with the anchor with success. He removed
| his helmet and the tug steamed away.
| Every few minutes the boat stopped and
| The men dropped weights aud lines into the
! bay. They werc evidently sounding the
| depth OF the water.
1t was first intended by the engineers 10
! mine The Narrows, but the scheme was
abandoned owing to the great depth OF the
water at that point,
The engineers say that complete sys-
Item of floating torpetoes off Sandy Hook
would render the harhor inaccessible 10
hostile ship.
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A baseball Game.

There was an exciting game OF oai W.
tween the Third Ward crackerjacks ana ths
cuv mitch Digeers. Features were the pi.cns,
my Of D. nunn. the heding OF Lee anu
Baker and the catching of Kelly anu "se'''
son.
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Fort WadsyvOriii.

New York March 15.-Representat'yen
OF the government have visited Fort wads-
worth and have secured valuable land an
iolnlng The new Notifications. An extra
Gang az mechanics and laborers has been
mt n work. with orders To rush the COM
nietlon OF The three heavy batteries when
when completed will mount the hcayiest
dlf,afpearing gyms in New YORK harpor'
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r,,,.o Moro DuffalOeS.

1an,.e third baseman for the Houston nase-
,.am arrived Yesterday on the Internal
,,ora, and Great Northern. The former cams i,n
fro,. ST. Louis and the latter from pahsi's
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.Frisco's Defens..

San Francisco, March l5.-The land de-
fcnseg OF San Francisco harbor have been
greatly strengthened OF late, and the mil
itary and naval authorities agree that the
presence of the battleship Oregon is not
essential for the protection OF the port,
TN TO- inch battery at Fort Point has neen
reinforced by the addition OF TWO guns, 70
there are now five io.inch rifles IN posi-
ton. Five 12-inch guns commanding
swsen NJ the ocean can be pressed TO bring
rrder fire a ship attempting TO PISS
through the rairow channel between lime
Point and Fort Point, Three more i--'nca
prIs at Fcrt Baker, together with tue SIX
teen mortars and three dynamite guns on
the peninsula canals, can be bronghl INTO
use at Icing or short range. The great Guns
On Time Point. nearly 500 feet above the
vefer are 80 high that plnnglng ifs
against the deck of ship may be delivered.
All Of the formidable weapons are SO situ,
ated that their fire may be concentrates
ON hostile fleet attempting to enter tne
Golden Gate.
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The Mnr scrmons.
Springfield Republican.

Some Of the war sermons last Sunday
IN various parts OF the country made the
headlines in the yellow Journals turn
green with envy. leading clergyman In
Kansas City said TO his congregation that
the Maine disaster was enough - fan
the embers OF our patriotism 70 4 white
teat, aud call out in double-Qutck time
the onward march Of 10000, 900 men" Yet
the sensational press Is very terrible
demned BY our ministerial friends.
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xu.rmnn.s EIec,rIc Lights.

kaufman. Texas, March 15.-Work y
being rushed on The new electric light
p,ant at this place and the time Is not
now far dIstaat when they viii b. In ope-
ration.
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kan.n. Citr Ni.itor..

A party Of seven Kansas Cityane. rep
resenting the shriners. arrived here to-
day and we're the guests OF Captain Tai
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Manor. Texas. March 15.-R II. Po'ey,
hardware, made an assignment totay1 max
ing A. d. Wheeler Of Austin trustee.
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~, urain. BIown out

penison. Texas March 1.-THE ooEeT
OF Cock & Nothalfs mill at Lenisa. \ II
blew up this morning at 7:ao' killing no
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Consumption cured at your nome, ~; ~
Cure Con pany. San Antonio. Texss-
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L Consumption cured ct your hoI,e, No
ray TIL cured 0uarant1ed CoosnnptioR
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Boys Knee Pants, all wool, spring
patterns, with double seat and
knees and improved elastic bands,
regular SOC and 75c values, during
this hour, only 2 pairs to 80
customer, pair. $50. -. 1SS
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Children's Elton Caps, fancy broad
cloths, trimmed in Russia Leathe
also several other styles, regular SC
values, during this hour -,
only .......... -. 81
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Mems new spring styles Derby an,
Alpine Hats, in brown and black
regular value $3.50, during 80
this hour only ...... -. OCN
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Boys Knee Pants Suits, new spring
stiles, all wool, regular So value,
during this hour ~
only ...... -. Aio
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Solfdn0tg enttdui6t,
sinb Sauieube bon Yerioneu, welde
aa 9ronildem &atarrb leioen.

Mls &efultat uni:rss perdnberliden
Rlimas III &atarrb, cine Der Oerbreitet'
fen &rautbeiten, bic Der Neni6beit
betannt Rnb. Seinabe ein 9rittel Der
2ente In ben Ser. Staaten leibeu In
Der einen ober anberen WeiTe en Ga'
tarrb III ieinen bielen Irten unb Sias
bien. 9a3u tommt nod, baB aatarrb
i9nea Gponif1 wirb uab ebeafo bic
tpeitere Sbatia9e, baB berielbe i'm
6tanbe 1T, eine Mense anberer &rants
beiten su eraeugen. Dies siebt uus
10 einen tleiuen gegriff bon ber
nabren ytaiur bieier sefir6teten
&rantbeit. go formibabel 1T &a.
tarrb geporben. baB in ieber etabt bon
8sbeutuua sabIrei6e Nerste sl f;u6eu
Rnb, nelde bic 8ebanblung bon Ra.
tarrh 3u ibrer Spe3ialitdt MAIDEN.
Serr &alpb 80. @bulip. ga porte,
Snb. iast In einem neuli6en 8rief
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ooer ulerlabrigeS @iero binter ii6 bers
fiibreNO, ba5 et MN 81 iatteln be9ann.
gr mar btono unO blauau9ig, idlanf
uno b9tb triHig gsbaut, trng einen
graneu 2leitan}ug, bobe Stieiel unS
einea bgeityonoigen StrObhut.
Der 0Gr9n, Der etnas ein9eniGt
mar, put0e bel bem @jeraulb lofcrt
mieoer muater, ltredte ben &opf gum
Seniier binaus unb fraste: n@illIt
gu auSreiten, Setion?"
@8 lag babel cine unenblif)e i3drts
lidteit in Dem 9luSorud ieine8 Sc
iidts, ME in Dem Der 98orte.
Sein SObu brebte lid iofort nad
ibm berum, nobm ais ipoblerSo9ener
Sunfer BEN 0ut ab uno eutse9nete
reipettuoll in Der ceremoniellen @eiie
leuer 3eit: ngie baiten mir ia err
laubt, 9err Sater, mid nod @batealts
Saneon sn beseben, I'M bon Sraulein
8ipiane 9bi6ieb Su nebmen.
Gas 1T mobr. Sd bate es, peraeI~
len. 90, 10, alIo beute uirb bieieS
junse @'aoden na9 @erfaiIIsS Obj
reiien?"
nSapobl, Serr @ater. Ole Ser
So9in bon 8ourgogne ipiitadt, baB
ibre neue Sofbame baloi9it ibren
Dienit antrete.
pSa, ia. !" murmelte bergllte,. rSerr
b. @bateau,2aueon ldeint bel S0oie
re6t gut angei9rieben gu iein.- -9lun,
iette er baun nit elmer ireunoli6en
9aubbemegun9 binsrb 10 reite, Gbez
oalter, unb fomm ni6t gu ipdt 5uriid. !"
sd mUdte nod eiuen 9lu9enblid
marten, biz 3rebutien i6ie6er ba III.
SD babe i'm mad benz 9orfe eeididt,
I'M mir eiuen glumenltrauB fir Syauz
lein 8ioiane gu beior9en. Su unierem
Garten wadJien ia nur @emiiie."
n0ie6t TO-" oelIeste Der Baron bill
li9enb. pGs itebt eiuem Gapalier tpobl
an, menn er BEL elmer Grennuna. Der
Game ieines SerSens in Grmansduns
zines anoeren glngeoenfen8 meni9itens
eini9e glumen iiberreidt. llno Srdu>
lein p. Gbateauz9aneon 1T ia tpobl Die
Dame Oeines 9er5eus, wenn i'd mid
nidt tauIde?"
nSawobl, Serr Gater," beitdtiste
Der Siin9ling ernitbaft. St bate ietn
Pfero an Der Stalltbiir ansebunben
unb lebnte fi6 jest auf sic 8rHitun9
oes 5eniters, Binter benz Der alte Serr
iaB.
p0u Iieblt iie olIo?"
r8on san3er Geele, ME iie MIDI"
.Gi, Ell, @bepalier,4 1neinte ber
Baron, inn pGterli@ nit benz Singer
brObenb, ,Du bebaupteit ba etlpas-"
.Serr 8ater, i'd mieberbole uur,
mas meine boloe Sreunbin mir oft>
mails 9eia9t bat. @ir lieben unS innia
uno baben unS SugeidmOreu, ME bon
einanber gu l0Heni"
(5ortiesuna f0teD
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Gin fnappes @ntf pmme,,.

glu8 einem Danfl9reiben Der Wtrs.
glba 6. 6art aus @rOtun, 9, g.; nS9
mar bon eirer s6peren @rfdltuu9 beint=
seiu6t, tuel6e lid] nrf Die .2unse se-
i@lasen bate. SD tburoe i6mer BON
Suiten eeplaet unb i6lieBliG aeisten
iib Die SDmptome Der S9tuinblu9t.
Bier 4er5te sa6en mid auf uno ertldr,
ten, baB i6 nur nod tur5e 3eit 5u leben
babe. Sd empfabt mid lelbit meinem
@rlbier unb 6Offte, baB, iuenn i6 ni6t
bel meinen Greunben auf @rben bleiben
tonne, id nit meinen 2ieben I'M Sens
ieits nereint tuerben ipiiroe. 9a ertbeilte
Semanb meinem @atten ben Ratb, Or.
&inss gteue gntbeduns fit S4tpinbz
iu6t, 0uiten unb Grtdltuue nu5u>
i9affen. SD madte einen 8eriu9 oa>
nit uno nabm bnnn i'm @an5en a6t
5fai6en, 9as bat mid turirt unb @ptt
lei 9anf bin ia iebt serettet uuo eine
seiunbe mp frdFtise 8ruu,4 8rObez
ilaIGen frei in ber slpotbefe BON S.
&ulteper & Sobu. Resuldre @r6Be so
Gents uno $1.00.. Sc wirb @arantie
9eleiitet pber ber 8reis miro 5uriid.
eeSabtt.
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staere anr fir bic @risne.

Man fat es nidt nbtbis, ii6 bon bic:
ler abI9eult6en &ranfbeit plagen Su
lalien, penn man nur bas ridtise Mitz
tel oa9e9en finbet. Sic baben Gdmer=
aen i'm san5en &6rper, Sbre 2eber iit
nt9t in Orbnuns, Sic baben tpeber
Gppetit, mod 2ebensluit unb @nersie,
Sic iino fart erfldltet, tllr5, total berz
untergefommen. 9a 1T oas electric
gitters oas einsise Mittel, bas Sbnen
i9nea unb ii6er @rtei6terun9 oeri6alz
fen wirb. 9ies Mittel tpirft bireft auf
2eber, Magen unb &ieren, frii6t oas
san5e Spitem auf uub perI9afft Sbuen
oas @efdbl, nls tpareu sic neu seboren,
Dns electric Bitters tuirb sarantirt
ooer Der Breis 5uriideritattet. gu baben
in Der Ipptbefe bon s, 8alte1er & Con,
geur so Gents bic SlaI6e.
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-, 2Ste Gebmer;baft.

Die ShmerSer, pcn Teural9ie per>
urfadt iInb Sutpeilen 70 encrm baB
man beiiabe baopn perrildt weroen
fcnnte. Salpation Sel beieitigt lold,e
ShmerSen ipfort unb furirt @eurals
gle 70 raid baB 9tiemqne mehr auf bic
Weile 5u leipeu 6raudt. oerr Sacpb
alein, 1886 Mam Ctr, @panspille,
Snb., fhreibt pte fpl9t: "Weine 5rau
lit 1eit Z cSahren an Steuralgie aber
Ieitoem fie 'Salpaticn Sel 9ebrautte.
it iie pcllfcmmen frei baocn, SD be-
baupte baB es bas seite einiment 1T
uno id, weroe es immer i'm Sauie bali
ten, Sh Ielbit hattie felt LANCER Belt
Hbeumatismus ruo 9ebraudte ptele
einimente crh Salpaticn Sel erpiee
Iih beGer aIs ir9eub elm aueeres Mits
tel uno that Die belteR Oieuite, " Sal'
satiou Sci fcltet uur 25 @euts.
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Wbitebaa germinus.
Nene Ginfabrt mad Stem Oerf bia
.. & 8. g. W. H1.-l1n=
erreidte SacilitGten.

Wbitebal terminus, bic Heue Gin,
fabrt mad Stem Oort, bic an Montas
ben 19. Suli bia Der Baltimore, SbiO
unb Sibmsitliden 8abu er6fnet
tpurbe, 1T bic gelegenife Station mad
allen Sbeilen Der 9tabt gtem Oort unb
8rootlpn. 9iefer Sermiaus i!i an
Der South Gerrp, 6iili6 bon Der 8ats
terp unb BON bier aus unter bemieIben
Sa6e uerben 8erbinbunsen gemadt
nit ben 3tieen ber 3weiten, 9ritien,
@e6fsn unb Heunteu Auenue SOd'
balm; nit benen Der 8roabmap. @Os
lumbus uub 2erinston NDenue gabel'
Iiuien; Ots unb @slteite &insbabs
men Der pferbebabnIinien; 5outbs
5errp; Staten SsIanb Gerrp; 9amil.
ton Qpeuue ano 80. 5traBe (8rOot'
Ipn) Gerrp.
Rauft Cure 8idets nod Stem Oorf
tiber bic 3. 6 8. s. %. R'p unb Sbr
entge6t allen unbeauemli9teiten.
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boB i6 nan@maI beiu @eben fraus
4eIte. Sd mar gans entmutbiet. Rad.
benz i'd aber apei Glaf@en pesru.na
genommen bate, nabm Id bic Irbeit
rpieber auf unb i6 babe mid felt sebn
Sabren ui6t befer sefablt. Sd bin s..
ner 10 bautbar, babe bes mir 1T, aIs t6nnte
i'd ME aufbbren, bic Mebisin su preiIen.
9luf @riu9en ibidt vSbs pe.rusna
Drug Manufacturing COMPANY, 60.
Iumbus, Ohio, Elm freies Bud iiber
@atarrb an irgenb cine Nbref1e.
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- Wr. u. @. Msoore, Vrofibeut ber

- Str. u. R. Moore, prd1bent ber
teranifden 8abats3i9ter NKociation,
bate benz Nferbau' Oepartemeut In
Nafbinsion eiuige proben bon in
8tros ge5ogeuen Sabat eineefbidt uub
erbisIt Die 4ntmOrt, bob bieIeIben er6.
Bet ieiu fOalen. bamit eia eingebenbes
Experiment in gesug ouf bic Site
beS probuftS argsf:ai werben t6unte.
9as Separtemsnt tr6Gt fein gritau.
men barber aus, baB bic terani.
ideu 3abatspfan3fr R6 baupt.
fd9Ii9 ouf 5ortsu Don Rau6tabat
uerIesen, ba bas alima bier ausges
aei6net ieiu mhffe fiis bic anpfians1ng
BON SabatfAr Dedbldtter unb Gaaung.
Ser @bef Der N6tbeilung far Sabat
i'm Departemeut bsripri@t bema66li
uad Seras cine Saipettionsreiie un.
ternebmeu unb R@ bann NIT ben Sa.
batspfan3ern In ndbsre 8erbinbuua
feBen gu tpoQen.
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Cinderella S9ub Yalait.

gereeBt ni6i. boB mir unieren
Store nod 9fo. 2O7 0ttamusYla
smei 6dufer iibIi6 BON unierem fras
beren 8eid1ftsbauie, Derleet babeu,
tpo mir ole uuFere alten auabeu tpie.
berauieben boffen unb nod pieIe neue
baau. ba MIR nit ben befen Waareu
bieaen t6nnen. unier Store III gang
neu eingeridtei, gut Dentilirt unb isbr
beu. &ommt unb itattet uns eineu
8eiu9 ab, menn Sbr aud ui6t se'
rabe gu taufeu Danfbt.
6. Saum,
@inberella g 9ub.8a laf,
207 Qlamo pla3a.
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@anbbett saaa mttas sebetIt sserbsa
surd IstaIe applifaitonen, neil fie ben tran.
ten fheil tes Dbres ,1iht erretthen f5nnea.
% siebt nur etnen 8es, bie Saubbeit tn tus
rire,1, ,sne ber TT burd ION ftttutionetle SeiIs
ssitteI. Eausheit tuirs burd einen ent3iia,
beten 8uftanb Der fdleimiseu gtustleibuus
ber Gafta6if9en RDbre berarfadt. Denn
hieie R6bre iidh ent3iineet, babt ibr einen
r,intpelnSen Con oeer unboltomnteneS &c,
bSr; uno tpenn ite gang ssi4Iofisn ih, erfsIst
Gaubheit, Mnb tcenn bic gntaiinbuns nidt
seboben ,inb bteie RDbre trieber in ibren ges
B5risen Suitaub beriest iperben fanr, ntrb
sGs @ebSr fir i,t1rt,er seritSrt trerben; neun
Saae atlter sebn finb bursa Ratarrb ser,irs
(At9t, tpeLder ribts als elm eut3inbeter gu.
fan6 bet f1Ieiit,isen Oberf1a6en 1T.
@tr tpeIIen einbunsert Dollars iiar ieben
(sur& Rotarrb serariaaten) San bon Eaubs
beit aeben, ben mir niht bu7@ Ginnehmen
bon SalI's aatarrb .aur beilen t5uasn. 2abt
Sud urtionit girealare temmen.
S. s. @benth & 60, feIehs,D ..
E~ gerfauft BON Mpptbetern 76 Cents
oaa's Gamilien.Btllen iinb oie beiten.
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Sob. @uIberiou erhieIt Elm EEL,

- Sob. @ulbsrion erbie!t elm Sele.
9ramm aus 2ittletpn, R. g., In mel.
dem ibm ber Sob bss @r.@op. 8. g,
Bel bon 9eras uitgetbeilt tpurbe.
Grs@ob. Bel ftammte aus girainien,
tam aber i6Dn I'm Sabre 1886 mad
3egas. @r fO6t bel san Saclutp r,tt
unb murbe 1889 General esuipettor
Der teIanif6en glrmee. 1845 purbe
er Ganger @apitdn uu6 pdbreub bes
megitanif9en Rriesea aei6nste er R9
tn berporra9enber Meiie aus. 0on
1850 bis 50 marer Staatsgouberneur
bon 8eJas ugb bertrat fpdter auei Ser.
mine binbur@ ben tueitIi9en 9ifritt
TIM @ongreRe. gta6 abIauf bes apeis
ten Sermius berbeiratbete CT fid1 unb
fie6elte nod 0orb .garcI;aa tiber, no
er feitbem itets gebIieben mar.
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Nas mif1tinfie @eEh1Et. msI

- Sas ui9tisiie 8ef6dFt. psldt8
auf ber aonbention Der @lettriter in
2arebD bollsogen wurbe. mar bic Ber'
einisang Der AKOeiaiioReu Der Anees
iielten Der eletirifbeu unb 8assNn'
ifalten unb Der 5traBenbabnseiell
f@aften. Gie neue aFoeiation uenut
fi6 Southwestern Light and Street
Railway Association. Sic bat eine
ftarts NiieIiebersabI,
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MabHcte Rptel Sar,
Of 6OufOn $ StraBe,
. N. @utb, 80. Gigentbiimer

Man finbet bier elm bOraiisli6es
8las Bier unierer beimii9en 8raue.
reien. Beionbere Muerfennung bets
tienea bic Wsine, gisarren, Wbisfies,
2iqu6re &C. 8DrsagIi6er Greb
lun9 bes W orgens unb Sea 9s
m ittags. 9iefe Wirtbi9aft erfreut
fi9 bes ausge3ei6neten aufes 81 benz
ansenebmiten Gufeutbaltsorte ber
Stabt au adblen.
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an Sr. 6art'
man: sd lit
felt a@t Sab
reu On 3atarrb.
Mein 3ufon nb
par 10 i6Iimm,
baB i'd bic Nr.
belt aufseben
muBte unb i9
mar 10 f9pa9
unh fmminbIiQ.