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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05

*Phillippi batted for Sonier in the sixth.
Three-base hit, Parrot; stolen bases,
Slagle, Frisbee 2, Viox q double plays, VIII
liams to O'Hagan. Ball to Smith, Smith
to Ritter: bases on balls. off Sonier 5, off
passed balls, Dixon; struck out by Sonier,
Williams: by McNeely. Pardee, Williams; by
Pardee.>> Smith 2. Sonier Ritter; left on
bases, Minneapolis 5, Kansas City 6; Tins,
ESQ; umpire, Cantillon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05

The 'incalculable mineral wealth" of newly
found mining regions largely run by syndicates
in too many instances really fable. The
products Of industry in legitimate fields of
enterprise nearer home are far surer and
promise more stable rewards. No one will
go unrewarded in the matter of improved
health who uses regularly Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters for malaria. dyspepsia, constipation,
biliousness, etc.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05

Two-base hits, Glenalvin, Roat, McCauley;
double play. Burk, Shugart and Glenalvin !;
bases on balls, off Denzer 4; off Phyle, q;
off Daub, 6; hit by pitcher. by Denzer, Lyon ;
struck out, by DenZer, 4; by Phyle Il !;
stolen bases, Shugart, Daub; sacrifice hits
Shugart. Hollingsworth; wild pitches, Daub,
2: first base on errors st. Paul 1, Omaha g.
left on bases st. Paul, II; Omaha, 15; time
700; umpire, Haskell.
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EIGHTH STRAIGHT DEFEAT.

Detroit Net Yet Able to Best the
HOOdOO.
DETROIT, Mich, May 4.-Detroit today lost
It's eighth consecutive game, NJ lwaukee out
batting the home team. Attendance 30
Score
Detroit >. 20 2 0 / 2 l o-71l I
Milwaukee % l 0 o 3 l 1 80 20 3
Batteries. Irwin and Twineham; Taylor and
Speer.
No Game.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May 4.-Indian-
apolis-Columbus game postponed; rain.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05
HAMLINE,s BALL TEAM WINS.
Defeats Manchester in SOmevvhR,
Uneven Contest.

Uneven Contest.
Hamline and Manchester played the second
game of the intercollegiate series yesterday,
the score resulting IT to In favor of HAM
line. Tucker, the southpaw, had Manchester
completely at his mercy, only allowing two
safe hits.
Drill, Hamlines catcher, Is laid up
with sore shoulder, and johnson, of Rush
City fame, took his place. and caught good
game behind the bat.
Edison played good game. but was found
by the Hamlines at convenient times, just
when hit was needed. Bay Dyer, who has
enlisted, played an errorless game eating up
everything that came his way. Following is
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05
DIAMOND DUST.

Reitz and McHale, Washington's two Cali
fornia members, have not yet Joined the
Columbus team. They are sorely needed, for
the Senators are playing poorly.-Milwaukee
Sentinel.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05

1t is reported that Manager Hanlon and
Pitcher Corbett have arrived at an under
standing whereby the latter will join the
June
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05

Frank Killen has not impressed Manager
W. H. Watkins favorably. but there is just
about as much chance for that threat OF
release to be carried out as there is of New
York letting Annie Rusie out because he
gave nine bases balls in his first game
of the season.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05
CHESS AND WHIST CLUB.

Standing in the Journeys Now in
Progress.
In the seventh game of the St Paul Chess
ard Whist clubs tourney. Played last night.
Metcalf and Sperry were high, the score te-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05
sCHLEY'S SHIPS TO SAIL
WILL GO TO SEA IN THE NEXT
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS

Columbia Detached From the Fly
Ing Squadron and Replaced by
the New .OrIeans-Not So Speedy,
but More Formidable Where the
Qualities of a Fighter Are Want
ed-Day of Drills.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05

Pitcher Hart. whose jaw was broken by
a batted ball. Is able to be out, and hopes
to be able to play by the middle of next
month. t
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05
MILLERS FALL DOWN

Before the Aggregation From Kan
sas City.
The Millers dropped the first one of the
home series to Kansas City yesterday by a
little hard luck. There was one costly error,
and Sonier. who was on the slab, did not
locate the plate in time to save disas-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05

Kuehne, Lally, Knoll and Houghton are
will be released, one to be kept as an extra.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05
OMAHA BEATEN By one run
ST. PAUL ADDS ANOTHER TO
ITS LIST OF VICTORIES

The Nebraskans Were Unable to Get
Runs in Proportion to Their
Batting StrenGth-Denzer and
PhyIe in the BOX-MiIvaule e
Finally Won a Game-Other Re-
SUITS.
St. Paul s, Omaha 4.
Kansas City 10, Minneapolis 2.
Milwaukee 10, Detroit Z.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05

A Championship Contest Begun en-
the ArdsIey Links.
NEW YORK. May 4.-The intercollegate
golf championship with Harvard Yale
Princeton and Columbia competing, IVES
opened on the Ards.ey golf links today. Ya4e
defeated Princeton in an exciting contest
and Harvard bested Columbian the individual
pairing, with the scores of each man being
as follows:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05
49,. % 0 so12 80 on
Manchester :, ,.0 O O O O o o.

Earned runs, Hamline 8; two-base hit, Col
lett; base on balls, johnson, Dyer; hit by
pitched ball. Dyer left on bases. Hamline s,
Manchester q struck out by Tucker 8, Edison
Q; time, lao; umpire, Anderson Montgomery;
scorer, Cork Caldwell.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Omaha at St. Paul.
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Columbus at indianapolis.
Milwaukee at Detroit.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05

In summing up the fight for the National
league pennant. Manager 3Selee said: "Bos-
three or four other eftibs, sibut, outside OF
Baltimore. 1 believe wee excel the others in
team work. 1 have guod sset of boys; they
are hard workers, enthusiastic, and always
be between Boston, New York, Cincinnati
and Baltimore, and 1 think We VIII win out"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Orioles Again at the Top of the Big
League List.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05
THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

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is due not only to the originality and
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to the care and skill with which it is
manufactured by scientific processes
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all the Importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy. As the
genuine Syrup Of Figs is manufactured
by the CALIFORNIA Fro SYRUP Co.
only, knowledge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
limitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing of the CALI
FoRNIA Fro SYRUP Co. with the medi
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which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions Of families, makes
the name of the Company guaranty
OF the excellence of its remedy. 1t is
far in advance of all other laxatives.
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Lehigh Beaten.

PRINCETON. N. J.. Nay A-Princston, Z
Lehigh. l.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05
The standing Of the contestants o.
COLLEGE GOLF.

The tie for championship between Begelow
and Buford to be played off shortly.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05

How different 1t Is with "White Wings" Te-
beau this season. Last season when he got
into an argument with Manassau he addressed
him in about the following manner: Say.
giving us the high ball on strikes and balls?
You oughter be in a foundry shoveling gas:
Yes. / mean just what I say. and you bet
your life you get the dinky dink when we
get yer in Columbus Fine me- will yer?
Well. l guess nit. You couldn't fine a chick
en-. Go and learn the business before you talk
to We gents! Yesterday Mr.. Tebeau had oc-
casion to register kick in the sixth inning.
but he went after the umpire In this manner:
Now. Mr.. Umpire know you are all right,
will not allow any of my players to ad-
dress you, because know you would not rem
der an unjust decision under any circum-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05

The heavy mist that lowered about the park
all afternoon reminded someoof the old-timers
Of the day that Eddie. Burke sauntered into
center field with lighted lantern. It was
in a game between Sioux City and Milwau-
kee. The fog was so thick that Burke was
Wisconsin. ne al
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05
Game for Cornell,
Fabulous Wealth.

ITHACA. N. Y. May 4.-CorneIl 8, Syra-
icuSe /,
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STANDING OF THE CLUES.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Philadelphia at Baltimore.
New York at Boston.
Washington at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Louisville at Cleveland.
Chicago at PfItsburg
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.

SAN RANclso0. Cal.
LOUISVILLE Ky. NEW YORK., M.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-08

Private Joseph Leonard, Of ID, is regi-
mental orderly.
Private John Jordan, of d, goes home
this evening on a seven day furlough.
Private Alex Arnold, of G., is slightly
indsposed.
Much unfavorable comment has
been made on the way in which pris
oners are treated at corps headquar-
ters. Yesterday afternoon a member
OF the Thirteenth was by mistake talk
en- in charge by the patrol IN Har-
risburg and had to spend the night
in the guard house and received moth
ing TO eat from three o'clock yesterday
afternoon until he was returned here
this morning at ten o'clock. In this
war, undertaken in behalf of humanity.
such treatment of an American vol
unteer seems inexplicable and mex
cusaole.
With the thermometer 115 degrees,
no refreshments this side of Harris
burg, not a sou in the pocket and
pay day invisible to the naked eye,
Corporal George Schmidt, of F., STREET
ches himself on his bunk these after
moons singing to himself the plaintive
melody "Wcnnich Geld hab bin ich
lustig Vein ich keins hab, bin ich
durstich." "He who runs may read
but not drink. Richard j. Bourke.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-08
THE WALLSVILLE FAIR.
Third Annual Meeting of the Matt
land Park Association-Six
Good Races.

Despite the efforts of Jupiter Pluvius
about three thousand persons were in
attendance yesterday at the third an
nual meeting of the Maitland park as
sociation. owing to the rain all races
were declared off for the day and the
management announced the fair would
continue on Saturday. There is a large
and varied exhibition of farm imple-
ments and products as well as a large
number of horses, cattle. hogs and
poultry of all kinds. Stevenson's poultry
farm probably has the largest exhibit
of any one, their stock of chickens of
various kinds being very fine.
Probably the exhibits that are at
tracing the most attention are foxes
that belong to George +. Stevenson
of Waverly and Guinea pig and four
small pigs the property of N. S. Davis,
eX-county superintendent of schools.
William Spencer is showing with con-
siderable pride a COW and twin calves
which certainly will be prize winners
as they are in a class all by themscl.
yes.
The races will be the chief attraction
for Scranton!ans and they promise to
be exceedingly fine, fifty-eight horses
being entered in the six races. That
fast time will be made is y certainty,
for In the speeding on Monday some
remarkable time was made, one of
the three minute horses doing mile
without a skip in 2.23 and one of the
PAT class doing the mile in 2.23. The
races are as follows:
THURSDAY.
2.7 Class-PuIse S1C0.
800 class-Purse, S75; only horses owned
race.
FRIDAY.
2.3S class-Purse, 500.
2.45 class-Purse, 800.
SATURDAY.
Colt race, 4 years and under-Purse, So
Free-for-all race-Purse, $3.50.
Premiums are awarded as follows: First
90 per cent; second, 20 per cent; third,
10 per cent; fourth, 10 per cent.
There are sixteen departments as
follows: Horses, five classes; cattle
thirteen classes: sheep, two classes:
swine, one class; poultry, five classes;
grain, one class; vegetables, two
classes; fruit, two classes: dairy pro-
ducts, bread and pastry, domestic
manufacture, ornamental work, school
work, miscellaneous department, pets.
Owing to the rain the exhibits did not
show off as well as they should and
more extended mention will be made
later. The officers of the association
are: President, George w. Beemer:
vice president, George L. Stevenson;
secretary. w. c. Smith; treasurer, G..
p. Hallstead; superintendent, NJ. w.
Anthony.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-08

=, IHe TtauIHE OF the Bible IN the pub
lie schools may also be allowed. and
even commended, from a standpoint
which does not involve the question of
sectarian instruction nor the rights of
conscience. 1t is conceded by men of
all creeds that the Bible teaches the
highest morality. In this connection
we cannot do better than quote the
language of Justice Story in the cele-
Drated Glrard VIII case, 2 Howard, u.
s., 127: why may not the Bible. ana
especially the New Testament, without
note or comment, he read and taught
as a divine. revelation in the college
It's general precepts eXpounded, its evil
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-08
TYPHOID FEVER IS
STILL PREVALENT
1T is NOT DUE TO THE PRESENT
CAMP, HOWEVER.

Those Who Are Now Suffering
Brought the Fever Germs from
other Camps-Members of the
Thirteenth Are Very Much Inter
ested in the Project to Run an Ex-
cursion from This City--Much
Complaint Because No Bread Was
Issued Tuesday.
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Wbitebaa germiaus.
Reue Ginfabrt nod Stem 0ort bia
y. & 8. 8. M. W1.-lln=
erreidte fatiIitGten.

Wbitebaa terminus, bie neue Gin.
fabrt mad Rem Ourt. bic ont Moutas
ben 10. SuIi pia Der Baltimore, Obio
unb 5abueltli9en 8abu erbffnet
tpurbe. iif bic selegenite Station mad
alien SbeiIen ber 9tabt Nem 0ort unb
grootlpn. 0ieier 3ermiaus ifi on
ber South 6errD, 6fli9 bon Der 8at.
terp unb bon bier aus uHter bemielben
Da9e !uerben Berbinbuneen gen,a6t
nit ben 3aeen Der 3meiten, Sritten,
6e9iten unb Neunten Nbenue 6o9.
babn; nit benen ber 8roabwap, go'
lumbus nub 2erington Apeuue @abeI'
Iiuien; Ohs unb WeRieite &insbabs
men Der NferbebubnIiuien; 5Outb.
Gerrp; Staten Sslanb Gerrp; 0amil'
ton Nueuue unb 80. GtraBe (8root.
lpn) Jerrp.
aauft Cure 8idets nod Nem 0ort
nber bic 9. & 8. 8. %. R'n unb Sbr
eutgebt allen unbeauemli6teiten.
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einlub. Gas mar bic Srau eiaes Bolls
bdnolers, ber in Der @itD Elm sroBes
@eiddft bsiaB oSer penisiiens Tbeil@
baber eines ioldeu mar. Ole Sirma
bieB 0iobinstOn II. Sotborn uuo bic
9reunoin ibrer Mutter g0liitreB 91o<
binston. Welder 2urns, ipelder Gome
fort in ibrer Mobnuns! SittD ieufSte
bersbre6eno aui, wenn lie iid baran
erinnerte unb Die 8radt nit ibrem
glenb in ganbD's Nom uerelid. Sie
iuiini6te, baB nur Elm ein3i9es Mlal
iid bic 5mansis SHILLING, bic iie nod
immer feit in bet fleinen, lpeid)en
Sauii bielt, III ebenio oiele solbeue
Gnineen bermanbsln nl0dten, TIM bod
menisitens einmal fir Gage Obne Cor
gen gu ieis. Die 5reunbidaft nit
WiitreB 0iobinston mar natiirli6 au6
in bie Bride sesangen. Ole gtrmutb
bat aber au6 in 9onoon, ipie allers
mdrts, feinen Srernb.
Oils &ittD 5t ibrer Mutter fam, iab
bieie am Seniter, pie es fdien, dnslts
lid lauibeno auf ieoes @erduid. mas
non braaBen ber fam. sic ipobnten
natiirlid im 6of, aber Der Sof ipar
9roB unh es 9insen uiele Wietbs>
beipobner bin unO her unb perurlaGten
burd ibre auf ben Steiaen ballenben
Sdritte uno eurd lire Stimmen @es
rauIb, auf bas 5rau 9bimm nit elmer
9eipannien Sufmerfiamteit lauidte.
aittD errietb iofurt Die urlade. 60
iaB ibre Wiuiter INNER itunbenlans,
balbe 9lddte lang, wenn iie auf Sobn
wartete. llno Sobn fam oft crit am
Wiorsen, ober 9ar ni6t.
.Qu bits, SittD?" fraste iie miiSe
unb traurig, On bliebit 70 lanse, bilt
On mieoer oa?"
nSa, Mama. Sier III eas @elb."
n@er fam binter Dir her, aittD?A
pNiemano, Mama. SD babe 9iie=
mano seleben.@
nGs mar mir, als Oh td 9emanb
binter Dir bate tommen ieben. SD
9laubte, es mare Subn.4
sglein. Gr mar's nidlt. Mama.
(SOrtiebuns fOlat
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400 RelohmanaI! 800.

Die 2efsr Der r6reien greHe@ tperhen ii8
freueu, sa erfabref, bab es tpenisftens eiae
sefarHtete Rranfbeit sisbt, tpetde bic BtHsn'
Idaft In al ibren Stafsn su beilen i'm Stanse
1T: Gala 2atarrbsssur 1T bic sinsiss iett Der
xr,tIiten Srabsri4aft betannte pofitiSe aar.
Ratarrb erfcrbsrt' aIs cine &onititutiens'
Rranfbeit eine eonititutieneue 8ebaasluns.
0ou's aatarrb Snr tpirs innsrli@ ssnsna'
men uns pirft birstt aaf SaS Blu! ,ans bic
Ss GruneIese ber 8ranihett ,eritSrenS unb
BEN Rattsntsu Straft sebsns, inbem fe bic
aonititution bes 3Drpers aufbaut unb Der
Ratur In ibr.m &erte bilft. Die Gieentba'
mer saben 70 bieI gertrauen gu ibren QsiI'
trditen, hab fis einbuneert Dollars 8elob'
uuna fir ieben Saa anbiettn, ben iis su su'
rire,S periebIt. 9abt Gu& cine 2iite bon
3euani1Ien tommsn. &an aereifHs
q. 8. gbtnes & 9 o., Isisbc. ..
90 Hertauft boa allen abctRstsrn, Is ets'
Sau's Ganilien Btlleu itnb bie befteu.
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Wselines stueiiabri8es Minifter
efubilGum.


am 29. april feierts bas iebise fran
a6Rf@e Winiifsrium Weline bas
siueiidbrise Subildum ieiues Bette.
bens. Nm 20. Nprtl 1896 erbieIt es
feline omtliGe Supeaitur. gs liefert
In ben Nnnalen Der britien Repnblie
sins Der ieIteneu Beifpiele ber Sang.
lebigteit ber Miniferien. Bonn 4.
September 1870 bis beuie Bat 6rane.
reid nid5t wenieer alS 36 Winiiierien
on ieinem Staoisruber feben Ieben.
6ierpon errei9teu 28 nod nt6t elm.
nal elm einidbriges 2ebensalter. Wenn
man bas Sbiersd@e ni@t re9net, bas
unter Observation-Disclosures funttio.
nirte, giebt eS nur Elm Winiaerium Ia
ienem 3eitraume. bas ldneer bauerte,
aIs ba8ieniee Weliue's. u1mli6 bas
3meite 6errp' 'i6e, beHsn grifens eenou
2 Sabre Mpnat unb 8 Gage betrus.
90 NOR bonn 81. 6ebruar 1883 bis
anm 5. Np.il 1885 i'm Nnte. Mtau
III tpobl su ber aunabme bsredtist,
baB bos Minifsrium Meline nod Bic
sum Suni leben mirb, no bic nsut
Sfammer suiammentritt. 0ann bal
es bas Gerrp'fhe Cabinet on alter sr'
reidbt unb iiberboH es wabrIheiuli9
benn tpenn man bic isbieen Dablpsr
bdItniHe tberi6Id9t, 10 f6eint es, bal
fi1 bic Resierungs Maioritdt tn bsl
2ammsr sum minbsitsu ui@t Dsrriu
germ uirb,
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Glue @e8mertm ee8 "Breash o.
PrOmises'.

GtNS V&BWS&A VIZ DhSaSh uh
Pr0miseD.
lleber bas iniereHante 8bema Der in
gnslanb unb Nmerita 10 bdufis per'
tommenbea IdIe bes logenannten
Breach of Promise" (BrnG bes
@benerIpre9ens) f9rsiht cine fioIse
So9ier @lbinns In mirfli9 anerfen.
nenswertber @eiie Golsenbes: ~gs III
Ieiber nidt mbgIiG. bic 8baiia9e au
berIeuenen, baB ber Breach of Prom,
ise4 pro3eB bon ber mobernen 6rau
inner mebr ala eintrdeli9es Geiddft
betro9tet unb bel ieber on ben 6aaren
berbeiae3osenen Gelegenbeitaneeftreust
mirb. Sin antdnbises Mdb6en
bhrfte mirtli6 balb llria@e babeu. f@
feiner 2anbesabiiammung 3u i9dmen.
Rad meinsr NniiGt lpirb nie eine ipabr.
baft liebenbe, e9te Grauennatur aub
riur i'm Sraune baran benfen, ibre
Giebesangelegenbeit Dor bic DeRentli6'
feii au Sieben. @ber marbe He ferben,
als f@ auf bic empfaneene 6eraens'
iuunbe ein Gelbpffaiter legen al la6en.
NaiiirIi1 siebt es bin uub mieber eiuen
6aa, no Der Wann ca tbatidali9 Ders
bieut, cine empfinhliGe Celebrate 3ll
aabIen, bod Ia 80 Gdaeu bon 100 TT
bas @anae ni6ts aIs eine @ei9dftss
ipefulatipn bon Seiten ber Srau, bic
irgenb eiaeH gebantenloisn, gutmaibi'
gen iunsen Wann bon einisen auan,is
Jabren bur6 ibre aofetterie in bic
Gale seIodt bat unb bann 70 biel GeIb
ipie uur m6eli6 aus benz arnieu Srppi
beraus3u3ieben fuGf. Sin Wdb6en
nit wabrem gmfinbeu muB fd i9on
BEL bem bloBen Gebanten. bab Elm
Wauu fie au beiratben pueriprede4
beIeibist fablen. Dem Manne fiebt e.
nur au. su fragen unb 30 bitten, Mt
Srau basesen bat bas gsrre6t au
Deripre6en. Sd BIN fi@er, bas 3au'
Ienbe meiner sngliIGen S9meiiert
sbenio benten unb biefss "Breach O
Promise ".Gefsb alS cine G6anbe fi,
bas tpeiblide 8ei@ledt betra@teu.~
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@rpSes sfrei 9onaert.
8oolsaiidaev Warteu,

Su gerbinoung nit benz parf
tebt . abib Mend's
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8iy m66tsa hermit Dorouf OH

- 0iy m6@ten hermit oarauf auf,
mertIom MAIDEN, baB mir bon nun ab
ein Separtemeat ftir eleftrif6e @inri6,
tung er0fuet baben. unb es III bon
Di9tisteit, baB ptr before uub bili.
sere arbeit Iisiera t0uneu, als irseab
eiue anbszs Girma In Der Stabt.
SslsphOn 212.
Gan AntoHin 8as 60.
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- &elepb0uirt on bic 5an NntOniO
@aS Go. uub taBt @u9 ben tpirtli9en
3ofsnpreis anseben fur ole arten
bon Srabtlegunsen fur eIefirii9e
8eIeu6iuns unb far Sasrbbren ar.
beiten. 8elepbon 212.
San Antonio @aS 60.
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Nsattbies Bros. ssletSd,er

SO. 507 . Ofs6oaRDns@t
Nur bas pors1sli9Re Rinb.. 59of.
unb 69meinefeii6.
Speaialitdt: Sunges Ralbfeii1.
ale artsu BON @urf. S9iafen,
3uues. S6maIa &C.
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9is fran,bRlds @snisruna ha.

- Gie fransoFi4e &ssieruns bot
ben ameritanii6en Soif6oftsr pOrter
In poris amtli6 banon In 4suutniB
seiebt, baB bas @erh6t bOlfdnbis aus
Der auIt eesriifen iei, mOna6 Grani'
reid ben 6paniern cine aObIsnitatiou
In 81. gierre RiausIOn auf Nsu'
6unbIanb abgetreten babe.
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= Wir oHeriren elettriI6e Wotoren
unb gentiIatorfd@er alsr 9trt su So
brifpreiieu. 6ra6t einsere6net; BET
leibter Absablnng. Eel. 2l2.
Car Mntpnio 8aS 60.
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- Eelepbonirt eutipeber burd bic
Wummer 205 Ober 167 unb gebt bic
Mabe an fir Sbur. Ober denfer6ff.
uunsen, To ipelde Sbr 6liegentbhren
geiebt baben moat. Nlle Sr0Sen
uub Gorlen BET gb. Stebes &
SbbMe.
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}tln0er?

9iaserteit lit DItmals Ell,
3ei9en sej4tpd9ter @e5inbs
9ett, @erluft an @etpi9t be>
belitet @efabr. &oulnlt es bonn
6uiten, @rtaltuns, 2unsen6e>
f9tperben pber 1T es elm erer6>
tes Symptom f6ipa6er Gun.
sen, 10 feb porii4tis! ScOtt's
Emulsion bon 2e6ert6ran NIT
9bpppbOspbaten ift Elm Gett>
er5euSer lttb nle6r als bas. Gs
neritrIa9t iOl6e 8erd1berlirls
I'm eDltemt baB bic 3unabmt
baternb utlb bic geIierllng Bee
ftdnbis ber6leibeI fel6it tpenn
man nit bent @e6rau9 alifbBrt.
50 Gts. tms sl.eO bss alien Eputbsssra
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ga,s aeSru gprinas 9sart.

Gieier anseuebme PART fiebt 2osea,
Bereinen uab Gamilien aur Mbbaltuus
bon Pienics &c. sur 8erfiisuns.
Geiu9ern mirb ole nur benfbare
Iufmertiaufeit ermieien.
Ssben Sonntag Radmittag
8rohes Grei stomsert.
aussefiibrt bon Der poa3d1lisen
MiIitGr 4apeIIe.
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ber pradtbolIe ggempIare bsr 8biers
melt, ipeciea ber teganii6en, aufweifi.
Riemanb ioate perfebIen, beuielben au
beR6tigeu. Die gr6Bte Attrattinn, bic
San AntoniO aufauweifen bat.