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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-11-04
Observation-Disclosures
5W3S AWAY
LIKE ID MONEY.

The use of the Endless Chain Starch Book in the purchase If Red Gross"
only Sc yn are enabled Ito get n large 1oc package Of Red Cross starch,
me large 10c package Of "Hubingers Best starch, with the premiums, W
Shakespeare panels, printed in twelve beautiful colors, or one TwentethC Cen
Jury Girl Calendar, embossed in gold. Ask your grocer or this starch "a
obtain the beautiful Christmas presents free.
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announcement

5rances-Harry says he just wants
to fall down and worship me all the
time.
Her Mamma-Oh, we'll; don't mind
that, dear. After you're married he
won't let it interfere with his bust
less.-Chicago Evening News.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-11-04

Long-Family troubles, en-? What rock
did your domestic ship split on?
Short-It was the absence of "rocks" that
caused the split.-Chicago Evening News.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-11-04
A queer kissing business.

O~ld-tashloned Hungerford is oHcs
more celebrating Hocktide with all
Its quaint customs and ancient cere:
monies. This Interesting ceremony
began with the annual "macaroni sup
per-" and will be continued to-day,
when the two managers of the rival
banks, who have been elected "tutti-
men" for the ensuing year, go round to
the houses of the tenants in the town
and exercise their prerogative of kiss
ing all the ladies in each house. Hun.
gerford is one Of the last remaining
unreformed boroughs of England, and
still retains its ancient official NOM
enclature. %electing to have in place of
mayor and corporation a constable, a
portreeve, a keeper of the Golfers, n
hayward, two ale tasters, and a bell
man. The tuttimen (who are also col
lectors of the poll taxi have from time
immortal called q: eEery house in the
borough and received from each in
habitant, if he be male. a penny, and
in case of the ladies a kiss, the eere-
mony being announced from the bal
cony OF the town hall by a blast from
the Hungerford horn blown by the
bellman. Afterward a dinner is held,
at which the officers of the ensuing
year are elected.-Notes and Queries.
10000 Pounds for a Single Pcarl.
The largest price ever asked and
faid for a single pearl was 911O.OoO,
which was the value of the great
Tavernier pearl. 1t was originally in
the possession of an Arabian mer-
chant. and NJ. Tavernier travelled from
Paris to Catifa with the express in
tention of purchasing the pearl.
Although he went prepared to paw any
sum between $1,000 and 6 loo, 900. he
concluded that he would be able to OBJ
tain it for about G25.OO His first o.
Ger was 10000. but after the dea, bao
remained open for a few days this had
risen to $4,000. Finally the trarsac-
tion was closed with S11O.OO o and pearl
experts state that it is a bargain at
that price. 1t is the largest and most
perfect gem of its kind known, and the
luster is said TO be unrivaled. 1t is ex-
actly two inches in length and oval
shaped.-Tit-Bits.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-11-04

Every reader of this paper should give
special heed to the offers which are appear
ing from week to week by the John M.
Smyth Co, the mammoth mail order house
of Chicago. In this issue will be found their
ingly low price of Sl4.25. Coming as this Of
fer and other offers do from a house with q
commercial rating OF over one million dol
lars, and of the highest character, they mark
an opportunity that the shrewd buyer will
not be slow to take advantage of. The John
NJ. Smyth Co., $50 to l66 West Madison
street, will send their mammoth catalogue,
in which is listed at wholesale prices every
thing to eat, wear and use, on receipt of
only 10 cents to partly pay postage or ex-
pressage, and even this 10 cents is allowed on
6rst purchase amounting TO one dollar.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-11-04

She-Have you heard Songs With.
uut Words?"
He-I'vs heard a lot of them without
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-11-04
She EniOycd 1t.

They had been sitting together for half
an hour.
Il have enjoyed our conversation so
much" she exclaimed, as she rose to go.
at is so restful to talk with you"
And after she had left him he remembered
that he hadn't been able to get in ten words
edgewise throughout the whole converse
tion.-Somerville Journal.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-11-04
Thoroughbred.

A New York society dame, who is an AZ
dent upholder OF the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals, owns a little
fox terrier of which she is exceedingly fond,
A man who called on her the other day was
admiring the dog and asked her mistress
how she, with all her humane theories, could
have allowed the cruel dog fancier to cut of
Snaps tail and ears to the fashionable de.
gree of brevity. The dame drew herself up
and replied, with some hauteur:
My dear sir, Snap expected it. Every
thoroughbred fox terrier expects to have
his tail and ears shortened" And that
humbled man went away saying to himself:
That's the first time | ever thought of
'noblesse oblige,' as applying to fox ter.
riers."-Cincinnati Enquirer.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. Cheney & Co., Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, lave known F. j.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transac-
tons and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To-
ledo, o.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price 75c. per bot
tie. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials
free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-11-04

After that the incident and the
piano were acknowledgements Jour
NIL
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-11-04
VXToMEN do suffer,
w Even so-called healthy women sufferl
But they are not healthy!

The marks left by pain are on the young faces of many of our
daughters. Pain that leaves its mark comes from a durable
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-11-04
To Cure n Cold In One Day


Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. AL
druggists refund money if it fails to cure. 25c.
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Die tEbtlt4e @rtbpe

gebt mieber I'm 2anbe uui. Die 9uft,
bic Du atbmeft, mag bou iein bon IT,
rem perbdugniBbollen 3eimen! Ders
na6ldifiae bic rGrippe" nidt, ooer
Ou 6fneft ber 2unssuenisinbuns Sbhr
unb Sbor unb labeft ben Sob ein.
Sbr fideres Nnaei9en Rnb: sSieber,
&opfweh. bumpfes geftibl ber G@mere
In ben @liebera, @1leimabionberuu
gen aus ber Nafe. 6alsinmer3en nnb
uuaufb6rIi@er 6ufsu. Wan per36,
gere feline 3eit, inbem titan ben 6uffen
nit piQeu unb biiligem Syrup bsban'
belt, fonbern belle ibn iofort nit Or.
Sings Neue @rfinbuns, benz unfsbIs
barren 0eilmiiiel fiir aae 8lon9iallei,
ben. sic t6btet bic &rantleitsteime,
beilt BITE 2ungen unb perbinbert bic
gefdbrIi1eu 9tadmeben beS 2eibens.
preis so Gents unb $1.00. Das
@elb uirb suriiderfattei, tpenn feline
9eiluns erfolst. prObsfafdeu feel In
Der Apoibete bon 3. Ralteper & Son.
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Sn Garlsrube bat in ein Mie'
tier. unb 8auberein gebilbet, wel1er
bie @rbauung BON 250 gin.SamiIien.
6duiern plant. Die 0duier follen I'm
9lIbtbals Oberbalb bon gttlinsen er,
bout uerben unb ie brei 3immer,
Ride, >Wanfarben, geranba, unb
6aussarien umfa1en. Sie 8aufum.
me III auf 6100 Wit. fur iebes 6aus
peranfdlasi. Die WitsIisber bes Ser.
eins iollen bic 6duIer obue Mn3abIuns
erbalten un6 nur idbrlide Nb3abluu'
gen BON 300 Mart leifen, iobaB baS
Inwefen tn % Sabteu In ibrem 8efis
m1re. Die 8auselbsr iOllen burd
Mufnabme bon gapitalanleiben 3u 3
pro3ent bel moblba5enben 8hrBern
anfgebra9t iperben. Sas groBber3ogs
lid'babifde JtrFenpaar bat fd Be-
reiis nit 100000 Mf. an bic 5pibe
ber 3ei9nuugen gefelt.
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ter 10 HAO 10, piel @tuien abudrts
ltetgt, barF lidp nidt oariiher munoern,
baB er nit SmeifelnosR 8liden be-
tradbtet miro. slufmdrts, pormdrts
Dei6t oie 8arole!"
s@i9t iiir mid. Sd beporsuse elm
titles, beltheioenes, iideres @liid."
n9as Slid i'm @infel-eine riibz
renoe Soglle, aber uapraftild) uno
oarum lneiit aud iebr fur5lebi9. Sc
eeibt beiorbers in uerliebten i3uitdn-
Sen.
rSie iinb elm Starr, 010nneberaer I"
Ger 3lerlide nidte nlelandlolildl.
sd sebe mir alle Miibe, es 3tl ipers
oen-oarin lie9t oie tieflte 9eisDeit.
slber sic lino mir um elm 8aar
ylalenldngen poraus, tbeueriier 9aron.
0Senn mir uornebme 0amen aoancen
nadten, iuie Sbnen : 9elude in
abenollder 8eriGmiesenbeit- bel allen
9Dttinnen @riebenlanbs, ib idBe nid)t
bier Sreppen bod, i'm Seitenfliiael
elmer 9erliner Wietbsfaierne."
nGamen i'd perltebe sic niclt.
g4as fir Damen?"
% sic abnunsslcler unldulbsz
ensel! !" rief 80nneberser unb perlu6te
feline feinen, fait mdbdenbaften 3iiae
gu einem inepbi ltopbelil6en 3d9eltt au
per5ieben. ,Oamen BON @elt, Damen
nit Vrillantboutons, oie bel sSriebz
ldnoer nidt unter fiinitauienb su baben
lino. Oamen, Die ii6 lebr nobel uno
oantbar erlpeiien, lpenu man linen
Elm paar freunblide g4orte iiber sic
lagt-"
.@as boben Sie ibr gelaat?" fiel
g(rno beIti9 elm. 9lur Grna BON Gro<
mann tonnte bic 9eiud)erin gepelen
iein.
.saie oiel last iib BON eiuem 10
tugenobaiten Wlenideu ersdblen.-@ie
arbelteny tancbeh leiea, seben menis
aus, lisbsn lin 9egriff, iid in STUFF
lamb moralifb gu ieIbitmorben-voiia
tout, i'm Grunoe ni6ts! 9lnideiueub
mar ibr aber 9erabe bieies O9idts iebr
aneenebm, oenn beim Sortseben pers
9aB lie einen Siinf3igmartldein.A
Gen Sie ibr boffentlid suriidz
seSeben babsn-"
sd Bit ME 10 unsalant, ben @ils
lep elmer Game gu ourdfreusen-A
Cap er perlproGen, iiber arno fpeitere
9lnsfunlt su 9ebeu bielt er nidt oes
GrmdbnenS lpertb.
Gin pera6tlides gd1eln glitt iiber
arnos @eiidt. SHE mar ibm bieIer
auforin9lide 3immernadbar 10 pioers
ipartis 9emeien, ME beafe.
lGortiekuna folatl
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Dor uber 80 Sabren f1ou murbe
Wrs. MthSlo.p'S Sootbingfs Sprup
bon MiaioneM bon Wfhttern beim 3abs
men ber @inber angeuenbet. WirH bu
I'm S9lafe bur1 bas S@reien eines
9inbes geif6rt, bas TIM 3abnem II unb
Dor S9meraen peints Menn 10, la1e
fofort eine Glaf9e BON xWlrs. WinSs
Ions Soothing Sprup" bolen. eeiu
Wertb if unbe3ablbar. gs mtrb benz
tleinen 2eibenben iofort 2inberuns ber'
f9affen. 8erlaBt en9 barauf Mtitter,
eS III tein 3neifel barhber. gs betlt
Gpfenterp unb Diarrboe, regnltrt ben
Wagen unb bic Nieren, befeitigt Binb'
aolit, ermei9t ben Gaumen, berbin'
bert gnt3hnbung uub ffdrft bas sanse
Spfem. vMrs. WinSIoms SOOTHING
Sprup~ fur aabnenbe ainber tf anges
nebm In @ei6mad unb bas &eeept
fammt bon einem ber beiten tpeibli9en
aerste tn ben Ser. Staaten. gs ift Bel
allen 9ruggifen In ber sanaen Welt 30
babeu. preis Is gents per GIaf6e.
Rauft ni9ts anberes, als Mrs. Wins,
IotuS SootbingsSprup.
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Der omeritanilde gotidofter

Der atterltanllde 0ptfdafter
@bite in Berlin faeie In elmer unter.
tebnua nit einem 3eiiungs sberidterFat.
ter: Bon oteIeu 85atiaden, nelde ers
wdbnt uerben m6gen. i1eint mir eiae,
bic Bebauptuus, baB bic Geu!i1en
bie Gilipinos ge8en bic Bsr. Gtaateu
aufbe5eH m66ten, enbgtiltig s,t miber.
lsesn. IS 1T bies bic .3batfade, bob
bic bsutfden Raufieute anf ben pbiIip,
pinen ben Mnfang OH bic iidrffen ge,
farworter Der amsritaniI9en 6er1i i9aft
tuaren. Als ber Rrieg NIT 5panien
TIM @anee nor. fam ber ghef zines Der
ar6steH bentT9en Gefhdftsbduier In
Manila had Berlin. TRAD nit mir
unb mabte bic Noihwenbisteit geltenb.
BOB bic Ser. 9taatea bic eouberduts
idt unb polIRdnbiee @onirolle tiber bic
Snfslu hbernebmeu. Sm felben Sin'
ne fpra9 er i'm bieRgen auswdrtigen
Imte linb bana begab sr ft@ nod paris
unb fpra6 nit ben berf9iehenen Mit'
gIieSetu her Uriebenscommif1ion un6
befittnorteie ieiue Nnfidt In ernfter
Weiie. gr bsbauptete, bas Jntere1e
Der oeutf6en aauFeuie auf ben pbilip'
ptnea erbeiide, baB mil bic 9ouperds
nitdt Aber biefelben abernebmen unb
feitbem bot ct uns Elm iebr langes Oos
tument itber ben @egeniiano tibsrianbt
ueldeS Deff6iebene haiiftiiGe Mii'
tbellungen entbdlt. tporau8 3u I1lisBen
ift, bab ibm bic WiimirfuEg pieler Der
aaberen hortisen beuti9en aaufeute
gu Sbeil geworbea feia muE. Sd bal
te bisS fur cine b6df be3ei6nenbe Sbat.
iaae ge9en bic ungereimte Bei@ulbi.
gunq, baB bie 9eutfhen bic ameritanis
f9e Nutoritdt aai ben SnfeIn au uus
tersraben fndteu. Wenn bies ter Tall
pdre. DdrOen He einfaa ibre eisnen
JrtereReu Dernidten uIb bieie berfte.
ben fie bsfer als iouit Semanb.
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3. & pitel.

.W}o-o9en, 6err Oaron!"
ngin id nidt!"
ySalien sic mir bod bas iebenfalls
iebr unibuloi9e 8ersniisen. @s tlinst
10 biibid, 10 feubal! @eborner @les
beler, Der i6 leioer bin, babe i'd oafiir
elm piel empfdn9lideres Sbr, als sic.
Gum 9eufel nit bem mobernen @leih=
beitseSpiriius, ,uenn man ieinTblegna
auf freiberrlidlen 9illen pflesen bari. a
Ger geiuf5er ltredte feline nit elmer
unslaublid ab9etragenen Gammetiade
unb idlotternben 9einfleioern nur iebr
primiiiu befleioete sierlide @eltalt auT
benz Sopba aus, tlemnlte elm Wionofle
in ben redten auaenwinfel uno multerte
neusierig bic auf bem S6reibtild liez
senben 9apiere.
nSdon unteri6rieben, 8arou?
Sbun Sic eS ni6t, lailen sic iid,
ratben pQn Ginenl, Ser bic @elt fenut.
8l0biinn, iid nit Sbrem Olamen uno
Sbren gerbinounseu in bic ruililde
Steppe per9raben gu molten. .-Yars
bon, garon-aber effettioer glSbs
iinni"
yOieier 9lame bat ii1 mir bisber
eber alS elm 9inberuiB meines Sort
fommens erwieien," mari 9lrno elm
iueni9 bitter ba3milden.
nWeil sic oarauf belfeben, iidl
l1liih5eliQ i'm SstoIlhe fnyt,u5d,l enfe,,
ipobin Sic gar nid)t seb1ren. Seiliser
Srabma, iuenn i'd iold' elm lumpises
pom uor ueinem Gamen bate, ba,u
Der Bremier 4. O." luie iibermaltiat
BON bieier 8critellung idoB er empor
uno leste ieine auifalleno fein qealies
oerten 6dnoe auf 9lrnos Gd)ulfern-
lid itblp0re 9bnen, Baron, i'd bbbe
Berlin aus leinen 9ngeln."
9ros leiuer peinuollen llngebulo
ladte slrno bell auf.
sWteiu lieber 0iouneberoer, Sie bes
urtbeilen SEN reellen @ertb folder
2itel benn bod su optimiItiif."
ogie, lie, Md Die Spur," rief
9l6rneberger enersiih, inSem er nit
elmer merflpiiroigen @rimaiie. bas Wio.
notle aus benz sluee fallen lieE. sic
liellen lid nur anf eineu falid]en
Stanopunft Serr @aron, molleu loli>
eer gelOuertienenoer SpieBbiirger per,
ben. 9abci fommen Sic natiirlid) in
oie GtliGje SSer auf Der lo,ialeu yeis
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spauiens arBstes @eniirfsis

Wtr. st. g. Slibia BON Barcelona,
Spanien, pflest iieb ben @iftter bin@
our9 III Iifen, Siib=garolina, aufau>
balten. Sn Jolse idiua9er g1erpen
lit er an beftisen Gdmeraen i'm Sin>
terfopfe. 9ur6 ben @ebrau@ BON
electric 8itters, benz sr6Bten
Seilmittel fir 8lut unb 9ferpen, bas es
IN Nnterifa 9iebt, tpurbe er balo bon
allen S9meraen befreit. Gang Nmes
rita tueiB, oaB es 2ebers unb gisrenbe-
i9fuerben beilt, oaB es bas 8lut reinist
uno ben Wasen itdrft, iOtpie bic gterpeu
traftist nnb iiberbaupt ieber Musfel unb
leoem Organ int &0rper neue @pann=
traft perleibt. @er idtpa9 1T, fi6 err
mattel fiblt unb an @dmeraen leibet,
bran9t es. Sefe Slaide iuirb sarans
tirt unb foitet nur so Gents. @irb
oertauft in Der GpOibete bon S. &alts
eper & Spn.
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9eiratbe : Gdetue:

SaOib 5. Straus unb Jba W. Op.
penbeimer.
u. o. 5alff unb alma u. Oppens
beimer.
Mi. Wl. 4ronion unb @ertrub @ieie.
Ssuab Dsiersanousti unb Wartba
&urmie,.
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Sabrga1tg "a.
Sie grObte 9iilfe 5ur Beidleauis
1ttnl BEG WeIdlGft8

III bas "LONG DISTANCE'' TIE
LEPHON". @s bcf6rdntt Gutfere
nung unb 3eit unb III elm midtiser
GattOr In iebem 3peige msnidIi6er
Sbdtigteit. Sc brirgt melt poz elm.
amber eniferut mobnenbe Suite ouf
Stimmeundbe auiammen nnb iebt He
In ben g 9nb @efddfie absupideln,
als wenn fie fi@ uoH Nr9eftdt au I'm.
gef6t gegentiberitdnben. Brast Bel Der
Southwestern Telegraph & Tele-
phone Co." tim 8ebinsunesn an.
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fabelbaiten M!illionsu oes SDcims
tanSten Dor ibren fnufclnben 9luseu.
oGu iiird)telt lid ui9t, meine
liebe,. CUTE 9ucg!" flujterte slruo.
ngSeibt Gn nod, luie gu mir einmal
eeiungen bait:
llllo n1ar' i'd in Der @iilte,
Sic 10 i1ranlt ltrh hilrl,
Sum &arabieie roiirbe 4fie
2SGrit ell bel mir 4
,@ie bas aui uus pobt! 2Has ldesE-n
uns @elt uno M}eul9an. Sn Ser
Stille uoIien mir unier Net baueu,
infer EaraOies-nur gu uno i'd, ipiro
bas berrlih iein!"
Sbr 5erS 3udte. -Mlit miloer13arts
li6feit preBte iie ibre 9eldmeioise
@eitalt ecaen ieine 0ruit. Sic liebte
ibn ia bo6-ad, BOB er 10 arm unb
unflu9 NOR!
pDu iagteii ielblt, arno, baB Gu
nod seSUsert bait, ben SOntratt gu
unterl6reiben, erpiberte lie enoIi6.
s@ie iollte i'd jeet in bieier Sait uno
llnrube bariiber egtideiben fOnnen!
3ebn Sabre iiuo cine lanse, lanae
3eit. Sd fiirdte, Der @ater miro lid
basegen itrdubeu. SaB mid porber nit
2otte ipreden, in ibrer fiibIen Ser
itdnbisfeit meiB iie inlmer beu benen-
6atb uno slusmeg. llno nun laB mid
fort-o @jott, es lit bie b61lte 3eit,
i'd l6reibe Cir mor9en!"
Sn iliegenber Sait lud)te iie raron
gu fommeu. Sie fiirdtete 9trnos Sei-
oenld)aft uno iaii msbr no9-oie
ei9ene, Die pilb uno be9ebrlitb elupors
fladette, ais er iein bliibenbes beibes
@eiidt allf 6as ibri9e preBte.
9ear es nityt mirflifl gliids eenue,
uur on leiner Srult ruben su 6iirien?
-9lber Oa taut4te Dor ibren 9lusen cine
DOE, uerldaeite, bau1nloie Gbeue auf
uno in bieier Elm &lumpen elenber
Siitten I'm elm lanees, ltrobseoedtes
Saus nit idieien @auoeu unb Sem
fern aeidaart, allies idmusis, 1be,
iroitlos, perlafien-iie ibiittelte lid
uno rib lid los.
p9eb uubl, 9lruo. Sd bab' Old
lieb, 10 lieb-" elm leeter beiBer &uB.
sauf morgen aliu, 9ue?"
.8eitimmt auf morsen!4
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Mattbtes Bros. Jleti@er,

go. 507 OHsSoufo n.5tras'.
Nur baS borsasIi6fe Rinbs, 66af.
unb S6weiuefeii6.
Spe3ialitdt: Sunge8 9albHeiih.
aue arten bon WurH, edinten,
3unge, Sdmal3 &c.
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Nabmdte @pteI 8ar,
OHs DDnHon 5frabe,
" m. ~ nth, 80. Gi8emtbiimer.

70 m. ~ ntb, -. gigemtbiimer.
Man finbet bier elm por3hsllGes
8las Bier unierer beimif9en Braue.
reieu. Beionbere Mnerteunuug pers
bienen bic Weine. gigorren, @bisties,
2iqu6re &c. 8or3iigIider Greis
beS DrQens nnb Na1s
M mittags. Dieie Wirtbf9aft erfrent
fi9 bes ausge5eihneteu HufeS au benz
angenebmfen gufenibaltsorte Der
Stabt au adblen.
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eRtet gxda por gaIpeu aesem wAsarsl

@&tet &1@ Dor GAInen 0e8en 4As&SS9s
bic nuedttlbes entbaIten, ba Dne6ftIbss f&es
ben Stnn bed Geru@s serftbren uns tas
sauss esitem bsuie eerr1tten rtrs, irenn %
bur@ bte {4Ieimisen Dberfa@en stnortnet.
eoIds Grtttel tolIten nte aubes aut Uerorb'
nuns gut berufener Gersts eebrau&t nerbsn,
30 . beg SSas:n ben E: snstssn sas e.. ssamsi
Dieisn t5nntst. &aII's aatars1.Aur,
fatriairt bon s. 8. Gbenep q Co., TsIeAs,
b., entbdIt tetn lne6fsIber. Inh trtrh tansrs
lid senommen unb virtt ctreft aui hts f4Iet
miesa DberfId&en hes &bffems. @enn StS
0alI's aatarrbsaus fault, feb it4es, bat Sir
6is a&ts bsiousmt Sts irirb tnnerIi4 a.
nemuien unh 10 EsIebo, Obto, BON 8. 3
gbsnep q q 0. eeusaAt.
I Beriauft Usn allen &pstbssera psess
rs GtS hts GIaiae
6all's Samtlien.Yilleu iinb bie beften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-24

= Sn @ms murben am %. Sanuor
mebrere beftise grbit6Be berfpiirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-24

- Bon elmer mirtIi9en, d9ten mo.
oernen Srag6bie iuirb bonn Niebers &beia
beri6tet. Sn SiesfeIb ging Der pre,
bigger Iotubl freipillig tn ben 8ob. Ser
bur9 Selbfmorb aus benz 2eben de-.
t6iebene @eifili9e mar friiber Oils.
prebiger in Wefel. Wabrenb elmer
ldngereu aranfbeit, bic er bort burd.
madte, lrat ibm bic 8oatsr ielnes
9ausipirtbeS rdber, bic er ipdter leb.
getpann. Ser 8eiitliGe psrlobie lid,
NIT bem iungen M1b9en unb wolIie eS
tn eini9en Wo6en beiraiben, obuobl
es frhber einen GebItritt getban bate,
ben er In @riiilide 2iebe uub DuIbuna
ner3ieb na6 bem Worte: Wer unter
eu1 obne Shnbe ift, Der merfe ben er.
ten Stein auf Re. Die beabRatiste
0eiratb erregte ober In v9rifiIifen
4reiisnA sroBes Nufiebsn, unb bem
arnlen 8rdutigam uurbe beionbers
au9 bon Nmtsbrtibern libel suae5est.
Seine Dorsefebte Beb6rbe- baS p1re In
biefem Sale bas @onFforium in
8oblen5-ioll ibn Dor bic Wabl ae.
hent baben: pfarramt ober Iersi9t
auf bic Wraut. 9lus bielem Conflict
fan6 Der arme teinen onbereu Nusuea
els in ben Sob au ssbsu.
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Die 2ebmbeilmeibobe bes palfors
Gslte tn &tpelen bel W6rs bat in Der
dr3tIidea WeIt piel 1nmilIen erregt.
Die &esieruns bat isbt benz 2sbrer
u. Wnller uHb einem @enoGeu befel.
ben perboteu. fir 6elte'S 0etfabreu
peiter Iiterarii6 uub rsbnsrii9 au aai.
iircn unb li9 on Der prattiIaen aus,
tibung Ger 2ebmerei 3u betbeiIiaeu.
@sesn Jslfe ioa bic Resieruns bel benz
aoufforium elm @inidreiten bean.
tragt bnbeu.
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Seine g8 a 9 N uub feline
9 ferh e fann man II u r faufen tei
q. e. 21ppntparo & So,
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= Wer MeAliiier Gieff6a9.9obIe
mhnfft. beiieue He Der Selepbon BET
Der Suniet 29uon 60. 8eIepbon 81.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-08-07
EAT RAILROAD MEN
Lions Lunch OF Laborers Construct
ing Railroads in Africa.

Man-eating lions are delaying the
progress Of an important railway be
Ing built by the British in East Africa
to connect Mombasa with Uganda. The
voracious kings of the forest have de-
veloped keen appetite for the Indian
laborerS and have succeeded in deci-
mating the working force from time
to time since the enterprise got well
under way. The lions did most of
their foraging at night.
Now, 1t is learned, the quarters and
houses of the laborers are protected by
lion proof stockades, which are fifteen
feet high and from six to eight feet
thick. Surrounded by these, the men
sleep in safety. one of the man-eat-
ers who had dined ON seventeen coolies
on as many occasions came to grief
finally when he attacked the men on
a baggage car. They killed him and
his skin is preserved as souvenir to
be sent to the British Museum.