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The sun., 1898-04-07
LOCAL DOTS.
A death blOW-a cyclone.

A death blow-a cyclone.
Alvin Reed Morrison is at Norfolk,
Va.
Hugh c. Browne was in Dover ycster-
day.
David j.. Keinhardt spent YESTERDAY in
Philadelphia.
W. {. Steele, of Newark, was vii.
mington visitor yesterday.
The Teachers meeting was held yes.
terday at the High School.
Henry $. Gawthrop is home iron
Swarthnore for the Easter holidays.
Mrs. Margaret Reybold, of Delaware
City, is the guest of friends in this city.
Miss Lola Stats, who Las been visit
ing friends here, has returned to Marcus
Hook.
DR.. p. Dallas White, of Chambersburg
Pa, is the guett of friends at the Clayton
House.
Miss Elizabeth Crumbaugh is HON,
from the West Chester State Norma
School.
Some of the Easter decorations il
shop-windows present perfect bowers O
beauty.
Miss Della f. Johnson, of Georgetown
is the guest of relatives and friends il
this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Pratt, G
Smyrna, are visiting friends and relative
in this city.
Rev. 4. X. Miller, Of Newport, oftici
ated at Emmanuel Church, Highlands
last evening.
Mrs. Lewis Wagner, of Germantown
is the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Pete
L. Cooper, Jr.
Miss Carolyn G. Golding, a student a
The sun., 1898-04-07
TROUBLE FOR LEE.
New York Police Express the Belief
That He Shot Miss Laura
Rnnth tho As.tpoSc

hOOtu, tnc ACtfeSS.
The shooting of Miss Laura Booth, the
actress in New York City on March 2Sth
last, is still being investigated by the
police of that city
The belief prevails that Miss Booth,
who was former resident of Whining
ton, was shot and killed by Manager
James $. Lee, with whom, it is said, she
was intimate.
Mrs. Brown heard the pistol shot soon
after Mr.. Swan, who occupied the room
adjoining Miss Booths.
Two small blood stains on the door,
just above the knob, and similar stain
on the wall near by, are believed to be
important links in the chain.
Captain Hasslacher has had these re.
moved and is having an analysis made oi
them.
Mr.. OReilly expects to prove that Lee
hurried out Of the hotel without calling
up the elevator and that he went to his
lawful wife Immediately after quitting
the hotel.
The sun., 1898-04-07
Assignments A Made.

Presiding Elder Watt has made the
following ministerial assignments: The
Rev. Walter L. Avery, D. d., Perry
vile; the Rev. John Jones supply, /,
Clay1nont. At the recent session Of the
Wilmington Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference, Bishop Newman assigned DR..
Avery as assistant at Salisbury, and Mr..
Jones as supply at Perryville. The Rev.
J. D. Rigg mas bsen supplying the Clay.
mont pulpit siuce the adjournment OF
conference.
The sun., 1898-04-07
Wants a Loan of COnneiI.

At the meeting Of the City Council to
be held this evening the Park Commits
sioners will ask for a loan of $4,000 for
necessary repairs to Brandywine and
Eden parks. At the session of the Com
missioners on Tuesday afternoon the bid
of Lynn 4 Philips, Of $43s for construct
ing the entrance to Eden Park, was the
lowest, and the contract will be warded
them.
The sun., 1898-04-07

WHAT mediation can there be when
thousands are dead and thousands more
are dying in Cuba, and 266 American
sailors have given up their lives through
the treachery and barbarity of nation
which now hypocritically seeks refuge in
a church God?
The sun., 1898-04-07
Guards Deserted j.,

Capt. Barnard Sweeney, of the Shields
Brigade has deserted his Company, ant
also received his discharge from Col
Wickersham as Color Sergeant of tb.
National Guards Of Delaware, after serv
ing twelve years as State Officer.
The sun., 1898-04-07
Taken to PHILADELPHIA.

Detective Delaney, of Philadelphia,
came here Yesterday and took Annie
Saunders, colored, back to that city.
She is charged with stealing lot of
jewelry from Mrs G.. Bradley, Of that
place, while employed as a domestic.
The sun., 1898-04-07
Quarantine Steamer Departs.

The government quarantine steamer
Louis Pastenr left the wharves of the
Pusey 4 Jones Company yesterday
morning for Reedy Island, where she
will resume her duties in connection
with the national quarantine station.
The sun., 1898-04-07
Judge Spruance Ill.

Judde Spruance did not sit in Orphan's $
Court yesterday owing to slight indispo-
sition, as is his custom. On Saturday
the court hopes to perform the duties
continued.
The sun., 1898-04-07
Annual Meeting.

p The Board of Trade will hold their
annual meeting this evening and it is
said that a resolution will be prese,ted
in reference to the war question.
The sun., 1898-04-07
Enserctl at the Wilmington Post ONCE
as second Glass Matter.
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE 1897
DELMARyIA TELEPHONE l24
Business Office and Editorial
Rooms, No. 103 East Sixth St.
Mechanical Department, No. lO3
East Sixth st.
Philadelphia Office Room 3, No.
91l Walnut Street.

THE sun is published every day in
the year and is distributed throughout
the City OF Wilmington and the State Of
Delaware by authorized agents. Sub
scriptions should be sent to the publica-
tion office by mail or telephone.
The sun., 1898-04-07

THE latest addition to our navy is
called the Diogenes. 1t will not seek an
honest man, however, but Spaniards.
The sun., 1898-04-07

Nor the one who fires the first shot,
but the fellow whose shot first hits the
mark, is the one to claim prestige.
The sun., 1898-04-07

In the light of facts, Spain's guilt Iii
the Maine affair must be assumed until
she proves her innocence. 'n
The sun., 1898-04-07

THE painful fact will soon dawn upon
Sagasta that his con sent was never really
necessary to Cuban independence.
The sun., 1898-04-07

EUROPEAN interference requires a
second thought when England and the
United States stand solidly against it.
The sun., 1898-04-07
Thursday, April 2, 1898.
Coop morning.

VINO is the Sherman that will march
through Cuba?
The sun., 1898-04-07

l.. A. Moore, of Union, Del, was in
this city yesterday.
The sun., 1898-04-07
BcncK DI9MorDS.

Weary, wretched women wake up
wonderfully when they take Black
Diamonds. They need them.
Worn out men with throbbing
brains and aching pains need Black
Diamonds.
One of these tiny discs taken after
each meal will work wonders. They
strengthen the heart; nourish the
brain; build up the body and bring
health and happiness to the women
and men who use them.
Black Diamonds bring vim, vigor
and virility to men and women.
If you "feel bad all over" take
Black Diamonds, The price is only rs
cents.
~ You can buy them only of the
sole owners Address
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03

Four and one-half fnlongs Cousin Lottie.
Nellie Fonso. Ann Belle. Miss Day, Queon's
Pom. Alpena, Holen's Pet. Carrie Davis.
White Pine, Nora Ives Stella Cora Hayill
l0j; josephine b.. 40.
Threo-fourths Of II mile gelliug-Florence
Chance, Queen Nab, fiesta, Locust Blossom,
Miss Wisc, Chiquta II. Udah. 80: Mary Kin
zella, I0l.
Mile and one-sixteenih. selling Florence
Hayden, Miss Bruen, %; Branch, Hose, Bara-
TARA, vs.; southern Spy, Fonto. l07 sutton.
Arezzo. Jack of Hearts, 10: Morte Fonsc ll5
Three-fourths OF mile. selling Dutchie.
Mamie Davis, Lillian Russell. ea Eli
Bramble Fair Deceiyer, Brown Gal, lJ3;
Good Friend, 1906.
Threo-foufths OF a mile. handicap--Ala-
baster, IS; The Devil, Lone Princess. s0
Albert S., "a; Cherry Leaf 95; Donna Rita.
99 Dave Waldo, ioS; Lord Fairfax, III; Imp.
I24.
-Four and one-haf furlongs, 2-year-old
madens-Mazie ". l02; Rossvannah. irone
f.. l05: Miss Dooley. Hop King. Choice
Amyntas. Hermion Foxnette Racer. Miss
Mark, 10.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03

IS, widows of Indian war: Eliza j. Rather
san Augustine. IS.
Issue of May Supplemental Cephas s
Slower, Dallas. 81; Mexican war survivors.
Pleasant NJ. Nelson, Rodgers. Is TO ST.
Issue of May 7.-Or.giual; George d.
Howell. Decatur, IS; original widows etc.
Permelia C. Leonard, San Antonia, SO.
Issue of May 9.--Orginal. Thomas \.
Williams, Childress. Sc
Issue of May lo.-Increase; Mathew VIII
sen, Mason. IS TO sl2; Mexican war wild
cws: Polly Ann Levina Jones. MiGgett IS.
Issue OF May 12.--Orignsl zeuo Gustinc,
San Antonio, IS.
Issue of May 13-Origiral- Isham II.
Williams, Caddo Mills, Sc increase: John
Smith. Plain View. $li to 81.
Issue of May l4.-Increase: John l..
Stone, Hairdstown Sc to IS.
Issue of May l6.-Orisinal: Special May
l6, John Ward, Fort Clark IS, Joseph W.
Taylor, dead. Peede. sS William Ielwark,
dead, San Antonio. IS: original widows, etc;
Mary Pckerd. Kyle, So; Mary Zedwark, Saa
Antonio, SIS; Mexican war widows: Ger
trude Stewart. San Antonio, IS.
Issue Of May 17.-Orignal James Shaw,
Lotknoy, IS; Peter J. Tebery. Houston. Sc;
Basilio Ramos. Laredo, SIP; Mexican war
widows Eleanor l.. Deadrick. Navasota, IS.
Issue of May 19--Original' Edward
Paine, Austin. SC: reissue and increase:
Frederick Hill. McGregor So to SO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03
Oppose Miss RaIston.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Post)
Washington, June 2.--Some Of the OPP
ponents OF Miss Ralston, who was recent
~ appointed postmaster Of Mount Vernon.
Wibarger county. have entered protest
against her confirmation and have held it
up Two of the men doing this protesting
are here to make the fight of Miss Rails
ton. The young lady arrived here today
10 look after her own interests, which she
is thoroughly competent to do. She has
excellent backing and it is the opinion
here that she will win at the first charge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03
WEST vIRGINIA's SENSATION.
Governor Atkinson's Wife Released
On the Second TrinI.

Wheeling, W. Va, June Ain the second
trial OF Mrs. George W. Atkinson, wife Of
Governor Atkinson, on the charge Of 70. gerry
and jointly indicted with ]. p Owens az
cessory, Judge Blizzard today sustained the
demurrer OF the defense, which was argued
yesterday and so far as Airs. Atkins n Is
concerned she is temporarily released. The
decision was upon q technical point OF law
which involved the necessity ~ alleging the
guilty knowledge" In the indictment The
decision does not reach the merits Of the care
and does not preclude another Indictment.
The trial of Owens will go on and Mrs Atkin-
sons attorneys are assisting in his defense.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03
KLONDIKE PERILs.
Loaded with Wealth, a Man Dies of
Starvation.

Sioux City. Ia. June 2.-Loaded with
wealth. but deserted and starving. John Il.
Rochelle. once well known manufacturer
in Sioux City. persisted last April on the
Alaska The news OF his death reache |
here In letter to his widow, written by
Richard Hendrickson. from Seattle under
date Of March "a. His party was short OF
provisions and as Rochelle. who was quite
an old man. delayed the march, 1t was de-
cided to abandon him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03

longs, selling Noryura. PeIcua. Obstinate
simon Time. ll0i3.
siN furlongs- Saratoga, Frank Wagner. Ar
mnro Time, 1:l5A.
Five furIongs Matanzas. Estabrook' 'oS'
Time 1904.
Mile and seventy yards-Brlghton, Henry
Launt, Ronnate. Time. iiii
Milo--Lllllan Bell, Great Bend, Don Quixote.
Six furionags-Amateur. Sister Jane, suydam.
Tirnn LIE.
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At H,riem Track.

Chicago June 2-llarlcm races:
Six furlongs-Bryan, Tom Tohr Little
Singer. Time. l1GN
-Four and a half furlongs--Santelio, Cam
brian, Babe Robertson. Time. 80
Seven furlongs--Frank Thompson, beuha-
Ing Jackanapes. Time. i'2sk.
Mile and one-sixteeuth-Macy, lndra, j.
II. C. Time, I;tS.
Six furlongs -Meddler. Parson, Dagmar'
Six furiongs-Don't Skip Me. Nathanson.
Douster Swivel. Time. 1915.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03
SPANS CABINET COUNCIL.
All Cables snid to he Worktng-.er-
vera Was ON the Colon.

London, June 1.-THE Standards MADRID
special says: At today's tThursdaysl Gao-
met council, the queen regent presidinE
the foreign minister reported thst All tn.
dispatch was read asserting that Admiral
Caryera was stiii at Santiago.
senior sagasta denied the story OF nign'
attempt BY the torpedo boats AGAINST the
American fleets.
n IL r,,rnored that Captain Aunon. min
is,er OF narinc. has received u dispatch
concerning the condition OF Admiral Ger
yera's nagship. which has not been commu.
nlcated 10 the council. Although i 10 not
officially known. there Is no DOUBT tna'
Admiral Ceryera was on the Cristobal CO.
Ion as reported In private dispatches The
a spafch from General Blanco contained
only news already published. Had the At.
tack been renewed General Blanco would
have reported the same.
Lake Mohonk, N. r.. June Rev pr. y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03
Pension. for Texans.

Issue of May 4.--origlnai Commodore
p. Nunley. Thorn Springs. $40, original
widows. etc. Johanna p. Hardwick Jop-
lin. IS: minors OF Benjamin Dyer. Pel'a.
So: Marguerite L. Co-mier. Weatherford.
si2.
Issue Of May 5.--Additional; John s. Col
gate. Paris. IS TO $40: original widows. ETC.:
Special. May z. Anna Morsy. Fort Worth.
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Rev York, June 2.-GraVesenh results
Mle-Typhoon II, Howard s.. Imperial.
i;%.
Five furiongs-whip Lash. Ornamental.
Loiter Time. l:02M.
Parkway handicap, mile and sixteenth
Mrthfui semper Ego, Royal Stag. Time,
$40.
Five furIongs--Mr. Phinizzy. Tepdresse
Muggins. Time 1904.
Lsudeman. Time, 1:50..
Five and a half furlongs--zanonc. Dolando
Leedsville Time, 1;oo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03

st. Louis, June eResuts;
Five furlongs-Ben Bramble. Lei Bruno.
o'Connor, Time, 102h.
Six furIongs- Horse shoe Tobacco. Jesse.
Harrie Floyd. Time, 1.li.
Mlle-sier Cola, Her Favorite. Kings
Guard. Time. 1913.
Six furlongs-Crockett. Lovirg Cup, Nhoma.
Time. 1.i;x.
owners handicap mile and an sighth--Eiu-
sive. Laureate, Counter Tenor. Time. i:5ih.
Mile--Bishop Reed. Prince Of India. Tony
Honing. Time. 1:i2.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03

Cinctnnatt Events.
Cincinnati. June Alive and half Fur.
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SIX HUNDRED MILLIONS.

That Is What Year of War Mil
Call For.
-
URGENT DEFICIENCY BILL PASSED
The House Unanimously Appropri-
ates Money with which 10 Pros
ecute the War Against spain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-03

Washington. June Tho house nractI-
cally without debate passed today the ur-
gercy deficiency bill providing for urgency
expenses OF the army and navy depart
ment incident to the war. 1t was based
upon estimates received recently from the
departments and carries items contemplate
ed in the Philippine expedition and the
carly movement on Cuba
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Natb tar Ratter.

Dor aber so Sabren f9on murbe
Wrs. WtnSlotp'S Soothing Sprup
bon Miuionen bon Mittern beim Sab
men ber &inber angemenbet. Wtrf bu
i'm S6lafe bur9 bas Shreten eines
ainbes geifbrt, bas I'm 3abnen tR unb
Dor S9mer5eu peints Wenn 10, laKe
fofort cine 6Iai6e bon ~Mrs. @tns.
lops Soothing 6prup1 bolen. 6etu
Mertb III unbeaablbar. gs mtrb BEN
tleinen 2eibenben iofort 2inbernns ber'
f9affen. BerlaBt eu1 barauf Mfhtter,
es tf tein 3meifel barhber. gS betlt
Dpfenterp unb 0iarrboe, regultrt ben
Wagen uub bic Nieren, beieittgt @tnb.
aolit, ernei9t ben @aun1en, berbin.
bert gntahnbung unb ftdrtt bas gauge
Spfem. vMrs. Win5lops SOOTHING
SprupA fur 5abnenbe ainber III ange.
nebm In @ei9mad unb bas @ecept
fammt BON einem ber beiten ,peibli9eu
aerate in ben Ser. 6taaten. gs III BET
allen Drugsii1en In ber san3en Welt 40
baben. preis rs Gents per 5laf9e.
aauft nidts anberes, alS Wtrs. Winss
Ions Soothing. Sprup.
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$1,000 8elphtt,ttta

pirb bon Der Stabt San Mntonio on
irgenb Semanben ausbeaablt, Der Nuss
tunft giebt, bic 3ur gntbedung, Bers
baftung unb ueberfiibrung elmer Ser.
ion ober mebrerer perionen ftbrt.
melde abHdtli6 unb bosmi(lig bon
ben Stabtparfs ober hdbtif9en
8runbitdden irgenbweIGe &nospen,
gltitben. pfanaen, 8ai9e pDer gdume
entfernen, entmur3eln ober aud sers
pfaden, abreiben. 3erfdnsiben. bef6d.
bigen ober DerleBen; ober auf irgenb
eine Art uno Weiie bic Gdnge, geete,
&afenffdden, 9eden, 3dnne ober pa
billions befagter parts unb @runb.
Hide /, befddbigen ober perunfaIten.
8rpan gallagban,
Mapor.
8eideinist:
3 beo. Winte, gitp g!ert.
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9elbriid's MaRre8elmmg.

Gegen ben 8srIiner Gei6i1tsprofei.
ior unb 9erausgeber ber rpreuBifden
Sabrbti6erA, profeKor Or. 6ans Del,
} brad, III laut elmer aabelmelbuns, bas
Disciplinars8 8erfabren eineeleitet nor.
ben anf @runb ieiner Meuberungen
iiber bie MuSldnber. .Nnsweiiungen aus
ben preuBii@en @renapropiuaeu. Del.
brad bat bartber In ben upreuB.
Jabrb." Golsenbes geidrieben:
sDie iinsfen Nusmeiiuneen In
S9leswig fdreien gum 6immel.
Wenn man In Der 9arfeQung Der
beuti6eu @sfdidte gum i9lesmis.boI.
fteinii9en 2riege tOmmt nnb bic uns
tbaten Der Sdnen on benz berratbeneu
gruberfamm 1iibern Ht61ie, bann
ffodt bic Stimme unb bas Wort erffirbt
auf Der 3uuge, benn bic psinlide
Wabrheit legt fd basmii9en: eS mar
Giles 2iuberipiel, mas bic Dduen Sa'
malls getbon bcben unb mas ben fitts
lihen 3orn bes bamaligen beuii9eu
WoIfes erregte, gegen bic @emaltiam'
teit, nit Der mir beute ielber iene
2anbldaft resieren. 1nb mod
idlimmer aIs bic 8ruiaIitdt. bic
uns gum Mbidsu Der sebilbeten Wslt
madt, If bic garblekbung, bic
ba glaubt, NIT iol6en Mitteln i'm
Rampfs Der JtatiouaIiidten bauernbe
grfo!ge er3ielen su t6nnsn. gs if nit
Der natioualsn @efinuuns uie nit Der
Religion: 6inter ben nabrbaft 5rom.
men erbeben fi1 fofort bic greuli9en
pfaffen, 3eBerrie6er unb Srqniliticnss
rtdter. um In Namen ber Deilisen ibre
S6dublidteiten su peruben. go bat
aud bic rationale 8eRunnng bel uns
bier unb bort eiuen nationaIen 6ana.
tismuS erBeugt. Der miio unb perftodt
elaubt. bic 8siebe Der Meni9li1teit
nit JiiBen treien su bhrfen uuo benz
natiOnolen 8e6anfen. benz er 3u bienen
permeint, uniberpiHbIi6en Sbaben
3ugefigt."
Das ifi i6arfs 5pra9s. iberheigt
absr bod uidt bic Greu3en elmer Be.
re6iietsn, fa6liden Rriti. 6fenilider
gOrsdnse. Ob bisier aeubsruns bes
S6tifiielers ober Sournaliiien Del,
brhd iol nun Der uniDerRtdtsIebrer
Delbrtid semaBregeIt merbsu. gDie
mon bas rsatferiigeu nil. barauf Rnb
mir aefpannt.
.Gie DiReni9aft unb ibrs 8ebre Ia
freT, fiebt tn Der preuBiiden Der.
| faHuue. Die 2ebre 1T nt9t fret,
menn Der 2sbrer teine politiide Mei.
nuns mebr baben barf, auber Der, BIZ
In @esIernnsstreifen anssuebm ili.
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91lud)Seno lanf lie auf einen Seiiel
unO beoe6te bas @slid)t nit ben Sdns
ben.
Gridiittert trat Gjraf Sersfelo su
ibr.
sd babe Sie su iebr erlbredt, /"
la9te er lpeid. nllnb bo9-es muBte
iein. Seet crit iebe i'd, mie notbmenz
big es mar, Sic gu maruen. 0ies
burfte Sic nidt unporbereitet iiberz
rai9en. 9lun aber, ba sic separnt
iino, biirfen uno t0nnen Sic gllfes
ma9en.
@barlotte l6iittelte ltuu,m ben &opf,
obne auf3uleben. Geo Sersfelb maste
es, ieine 9ano auf ibr 9aupt gu lesen.
nMebr nod, ia9te er feit unb marlu,
nSie miiHen Glles maser fir Sbren
@emabl fir BEN 9ater SbreS Ginoes.
Seien sic felt, aber ieien sic flua
unb oerselien sic in teiner Sefuube,
oaB Sire 9ano es 1T, Die Ben 5aoen
ieines 9ebens meiter ipinnt ober sers
lGneibet.
Gbarlotte ltanO auf.
yWie 9elanse i'd gum SaiIer?"
sd boffe, oaB es mir gelin9en
miro, Sbnen einen @mpfans su ermirz
fen. Sic f0nnen lid benfen, oaB cas-
i'm slllgemeinen lebr idpieri9 1T, benn
Der sailer pirb uaiiirlid iiberlaufen,
uno er liebt 10 etmas nibt. slber beute
mlro lidl's, o.nfe idL MAIDEN laNen.
Dad Der 9aiel iibsrnebme id ben per-
ionliden Gielfft. Der Safer iagtc mir
berelts geItern, bab er naf) 2ild cine
stusfahrt nad Gbarlottenbutg MAIDEN
milf, unb auf Dem Jiidme9 am Yalais
oes BrinSeu Seiurid Qlniperiitdt) Dor,
fabrenL no er einlse Grinnerunsen an
Die idJleliidlen Sriege beI;dtigen Mill.
Nebmeu Sic 2luflielluns an Ser 9h:!r
beS Falais unO ibelreiGeu sic BORT
oem aaiier cine 9itte I'm eille
2luoiena. Sd 1ueroe oaiiir lor9en, oaB
er auf Sic aufmerflam luiro.
(5urtlebuna folat).
aein BeibnabtS'- pber 0eu= =Sabrs .8orb aiIor.
tirter 2iaueure lit bonifdnoie pbne eine Glaidbe
9r. Siegerts Gngoftnra gitters. importirt bon
SiIbsWmerifQ
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1T unb 119 Wilitarbspla3a (Beitiette)
Can antpni 0, 26. Se3en,ber 1898
3retS,Qtffe.
Sieb . Warft.

gau xlmtuntp. 28. DECEMBER. .-Die Mus
itdten ber teraniiaen giebsiiater finb mad
ipie bot gut @s beitatist lid, bab hie Ser:
LUTTE ipabreno ber falten @eriobe Der letten
Bpae tlr gang eerinse tparen. 9ie @ahs
fruse auf benz hieiisen @iebmarfte tit an
bauernb lebbaft unb aud bic 9reiie, bic
fiirsIid elne senbens gum sinfen ;u setsen
i4ienen, baben ith ipieber sebaIter.
ToIsenbe Marttpreiie perben auot.r,
Shlahtohieu s2.75 Bis 1925 per !
gfurb.
gnte &lbe $2.25 bis $2.75 per 100 BTU 5.
Cute fette Sdbrlinee $3.50 Bis $50
Surge Rdlber 50 90 Bis 1920.
@ute fette 9dntmel $500 bic $3.50
Shtpetne $500 bis So rs.
8iesen 1925 gts. Bis 81 so.
ct. xpnts, 28. DECEMBER
Nlarfi feSt; giattbeB 81 80 Bic $3.50; ferai.
8ieh So 90 Bis s405.
Sd inc. Martt beitdnbis. : $40
Bis $3.50.
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- Die protefe segen bic Nusmei.
flung bdniider unteribanen aus Norb,
idleswis mebren Rb. SEPT bat aud
ber profeROr Der Sbeoloeie ON Der 8er'
liner uniOerfitdt. Or. Satan, tn ben
preuBii6en Sabrbh9ern feline Stimme
gegen bas bonn Sberprdiibent b. a6qer
eingeidlasene Musweiiunsaberfabr
aus ben Norbbifritten BON S9leswig'
6olftein erboben unb bafslbe als eine
grObe llngere9iisteit beaeidnet. SO
wirb befardiet. bob. mie sesen pro.
fehcr Or. 6aus Delbrtid, nun aud
gegen Or. aaftan bas Dis3ipliuaroer'
fabren eingeleitet merben tpirb.
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- Infer meiber Nebrasia. 6afer unb
bas I'm Suni sei9nittene 6eu Rnb bas
bette pferbefutter. alleS rein unb
moblidmedenb.
Weriuht eS einen Wonat.
Gumiet gHppb So. 8el. 81.
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MabHfe @pteI Sar,
Off, Soufon StraBe,
u NJ. Wntb 49,. Gigentbiimer

Wtan finbet bier Elm bDraasIides
@las Bier unierer beimifden graue.
reien. geionbere 4nertennung Der.
bienen bic Weine. gisarren, Wbistiss,
2iqu6re &c. 8or5aslider Grei'
lund bes W orgenS unb Na d.
mittags. Dieie Wirtbi6aft erfreut
R6 bes ausse3eidueten Rufes 3u benz
angenebmhen GufentbaltSorte ber
Stabt su sdblen.
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MeIle tiitiii9e Babe Mujtalt.
9ritte straBe SO. 80, eiuen 8lod
butter Der Hoit Dffite.

fhrtiide. ruiRide. aafeubampf..
yfabel' unb einfade gdoer tdslid fur
0erren unb Domen. Wafoae. 6iib,
nerauaen Qperatioaeu. Often 3ag
unb Na9t.
Geionbere BabtanfaIt fur Damen.
Carl Seied. Giseutbiimer.
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&orrl, Safer liao Ser.

Gan Mnfpntn, Ieg., 2S. DECEMBER.
forn, 80 Bis 80 @ents per BulbeI.-e
fer. 28 bis 81 gentf PEI Buibel. - 9su
in BaIen, $3.50 bis $8.OOp sonne.
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aqe, melde ibren &beumatismus
los3umerben miiniden, follten cine
Glai9e elmer nnb S(memn's Heaept
Wu. 1851 probirer. 6. s..
g d mibt, 0ruiton, Seras, Mgent.
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Can NntUnto, JeS., 2s DECEMBER.
D,oinarn @ts.; 1oob Croinatp Al Ste
Com Wibbltns Az ets.; WibbI,ne ~ Sts
@coe Mtbelins 6116 Gents; Nibbl,ns 10
81 @entS.
@alneftpn, Seq. 20. DECEMBER. -Drp,
narp AZ gtS. goob Orbinarp Al @ts 60,
IibbIins AZ Gents; Daibbiins 53s @ts
@oob NiboItns 55s Cts Wibbl,us 6o,.
81 GentS
Sfeip CrleanS, Xa., 28 DECEMBER :
Oro,uart ~ gts.; @oot Orbinarp ~ Ste
2etp Niboltns gts.; Ribbl,ns 81
@ts. @oob mioblins 51a @erts. Nibbl,ne
foi, 65a Sta