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EXTRA SESSION PROBABLE.
Bill to Pay Kooncc Contest Money
Chances for Il Vote on Ewart Slim.

Bill to Pay Kooncc Contest Money
Chances for Il Vote on Ewart Slim.
Washington, ID. c., Feb. 21.-(Spe-
l-Representatfye Fowler has intro
duced bill for the relief of K0oncc. who
contested Representative Grady.s seat in
the Third North Carolina district in the
t'ifty-Third Congress. The bill appro-
PIRATES 81 1927 .I0.sthe amount of expense
incurred by Koonce in the contest The
bill has no chance for consideration by
this Congress.
Senator Nilsson says he does not see
how and extra session. Of the Fifty-SiXth
Congress can well be avoided. iii view of
the congestcd condition of the appropria-
ton bills, and the fact that there are
only nine and one-half legislative days
remaining before the 4th Of March.
Senator Tritchard says it looks very
much like an extra session. Senator
Cockrell told him that the Army Appro-
priatiOn Bill cannot pass in the shape
it came from the House. and as the
President has said he will accept no
compromise it would seem the Army Bill
must fail, which, of course, means an
extra session.
Senator Butler is still making his fight
against Ewart's confirmation. From re-
marks dropped to-day it will be no sur
prise should Congress adjourn without Il
vote on the confirmation. Judge Ewart'S
friends are striving hard to secure a
vote on his confirmation before adjourn
ment
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LOO petitioners for the dispensary and
only forty against il.
Senator IIairston asked il part Of the
petitioners were not negroes.
Senator Glenn replied that if so il
showed that some negroes We're rising
to a higher moral plane. The represen
tatives of Guilford would be untrue to
their obligations if they failed 10 sup
port the bill Who favors the dispen
sary?" he exclaimed. "Thc good people
Of Greensboro. Who oppose it! \
man who n few years ago came from
the North and settled outside of Greens
boro. The citizens voted Il tax to build
I'm avenue ont to his property. Now nc
liquor is allowed to he sold about his
home. but he wishes to have it sold
near the homes of other people
Senator Glenn declared that he had
been warned not TO favor the dispcn-
sary as it would iniure his chances OF
political nrefcrment. Such should nor
deter him. He would cast his ballot
for the dispensary regardless of conSc
quenccs to himself.
Senator Franks said there could DC
no morality about legalizing the sale OF
liquor. He preferred the bar-room tC
the dispcnsary.
Senator Daniels had doubted the
propricty of bringing in bills of the dis
pensary sort. He proposed to vote fol
the bill because the Senator from Gull
ford assured him that the people want
ed it.
Senator Brown said the opposition had
an opportunity to express their senti-
n Tho ttnlls, aud Ind failnl tn do
so. Now they should not open their
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no RIGHT TO rGLNEss.

The woman who is lovely in face. form
and temper will always have friends,
but one who would be attractive must
keep her health. If she is weak. siekly
and all run down, she will be nervous
and irritable If she has constipation
or kidney trouble, her impure blood will
cause pimplcS. 'botches. skin cruptionS
and wretched complexion Electric
Bittcrs is the best medicine in the world
to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys
and to purify the blood. 1t gives strong
nerves. bright eyes. smooth, velvety skin,
rich complexion. 1t will make a good
looking, charming woman of Il rundown
invalid. Only 80 cents at any drug
store.
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JUDGE ALBERTSON DEAD.
Suit for $1,000 Against Paleman John
and Ike Meekins-Cold Caused Big
Loss to Fishermen.

Suit for $1,000 Against Paleman John
and Ike Meekins-Cold Caused Big
Loss to Fishermen.
Elizabeth City, \. c., Feb. 81. (Spe-
cial. Mr. Monroe Whedbee, Of this
place, has instituted suit for 5000 for
Islander VS. DIR. Paleman John, editor of
''The North Carolinian,' and Ike
Meekins, the defeated Populist candi-
date for solicitor in the late political
contest. This suit is the outgrowth of
an article written by the latter and pub
lished by the former, during the last
campaign.
The Elizabeth City Naval Reserves
and the Albemarle L. Company's band
visit the Newborn Fair. Look out New
bern and Wilmington diviSionS-don, Z
let Betsy's boys carry off the nonors OF
The competitive drill.
The recent cold snap has seriously
| damaged the fishing interest in rnis S,c-
| ton. One fisherman alone lost 800 hers
| by the ice. The loss seems 10 De g,4I-
eral Too late now to repair iamdgcs.
| 1t was the severest cold spell hat mas
visited us since 1857. The snow still
| fingers though the thermometer piqrS
well above the freezing point.
The charitable response, during
| the cold wave, OF our cit
liens. to alleviate the suffering poor in
our midst. was exceedingly generous and
highly commendable.
Judge Jno. w. Albertson passed away
at 80 o'clock p. m. yesterday. He was
| - years of age.
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A NARROW ESCAPE.
lGreene County Standard. ]

While trying to cross Contentnea creek
in boat, near Hookerton bridge, last
Saturday. Eugene Edwards, Adolphus
Griffin white, and Jim Smith, colored
were capsized about 40 yards from the
shore. Mr.. Griffin succeeded in reaching
the mainland, while Edwards land
ed on small island where
he was found later in an exhaust.
ed and numb condition. and it required
prompt and careful attention to revive
him. John Smith has lot been heard
from since, and it is supposed that he
was drowned. The creek was swollen
very mich at the time from the recent
rains and the two gentlemen were for
tunatc in saving themselves
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any other one thing. He was for the
bill
Senator Ward said he had found the
Senator from Guilford entirely trust
worthy, he therefore yoted against the
amendment.
The roll call on the amendment showed
IA ayes" % noes"
The vote on the bill was taken and
it passed without further opposition.
BOND BILL TABLED.
The bill TO validate the bonds of Madi-
son county came over as unfinished
business.
Senator Glenn said there was no rem
edy for the bond-holders in the courts
for the supreme court had already de-
cided that under similar circumstances
payment could not be compelled. A
court that would decide that IA bill conld
be- passed by the clerks without having
passed the Legislature was liable to de.
eide anything. That it was not intended
to pay the bonds was shown by the fact
that counsel had been employed To defeat
payment.
The passage of the act would enable
the bonds which are now without market
value 10 be put on the market and tho
affairs of the Bank of Western Nortl
Carolina to wind up its affairs. ii,
wished TO do no injury to the Senator
from Madison. but merely TO do right.
senator Bryan. of Craven. declared hi,
county had been mulced out of $4,000
by Similar manipulation. The equity
of the matter. whatever the law was
was on Tho side of The taxpayers. The
bonds were not sold for cash. were never
in The hands of the treasurer. were cX
changed ~ from II 10 :ti cents on The
dollar for county scrip and n fraud was
thus perpelfated. This question Of liza
bility and responsibility should be set
tied IN the courts.
Senator Hicks said if il was matter OF
Reputation he was opposed 10 IT. llt
had asked Mr. Smathers if he coue
not sue Tho commissioners .of Madison
county and, get Judgment. Mr.. Smath
eit had said such WAS The ease, but thai
depostors in the Western Carolina
Bank could not get their money bcfar,
the next Legislature. He declared thai
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SUIT For $4,000.

Suit for $4,000 has been instituted IN
the city court of Richmond Va. by the
executors of the late Rev. Or. Moses y;
Hoge against the Richmond Railway ana
Electric Company. This suit IS on ac-
count of the death of pr Hoge from m
iuries received on the afternoon OF FRI
day. November 4th. Or. lloge was m
jurcd internally and badly bruised, be-
sides having two ribs broken. The shock,
too. was severe He never recovered
from the effect of the accident.
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THE NEWS AND OBSERVER. FEB. 90, 1889.

BY Senator Brown For the repeal
of the charter of Pircway.
BY Senator Fields: From citizens Of
Ashc and Allegheny for public road.
HOUSE BILLS REFERRED.
To incorporate Rich Square Academy.
10 provide for keeping up the roads OF
Polk county.
@To prohibit the sale of bitterS in Pop
lar Branch township. Currituck county.
To prevent hunting on lands in Rowan
county without consent OF the owner.
70 regulate the fees of tho cotton
wcigher at Statesvillc.
10 authorize the treasurer of Cherokee
county to pay 81 school claim.
To authorize the Secretary of State
to issue n grant to Melton Moses.
4 resolution to meet in joint session
at noon of Friday. February oath, to
elect trustees of the University
10 authorize the commissioners OF
Alexander county 10 levy a special tax.
TO refund the indebtedness of Wei
don.
To prevent distinctions in the creeks
in Haywood county.
To amend chapter $40, Laws of 1898,
as 70 drainage of lowlands in Rowan,
Catawb0. Davidson and Dayie counties.
To prohibit the sale of liquor in the
town of Shelby Except ON prescription
of physician.
10 authorize a special tax in Tran
Sylvania county.
To regulate the public printing.
To establish a bureau of labor and
printing.
TO amend the charter of Blowing
Rock.
BILLS RATIFIED.
To incorporate the North State Power
Company.
TO amend the stock law of Jackson
county.
To repeal chapter II, Laws of 1897,
as to fishing certain nets in Albemarle
Sound.
10 amend chapter 100, Public Laws
of 1897, as to trial of civil actions.
TO amend chapter 270, Public Laws
of 1895. as to official bonds of county
officers.
To regulate the shooting of wild fowl
III Dare county.
To amend the State Constitution.
To amend section 3.S0G of the Code
as To government of cities and towns.
To incorporate the OHIO River and
Franklin Railroad.
To incorporate the Black Diamond
Company.
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DANGERS OF THE GRIP.

The greatest danger from La Grippe
of its resulting in pneumonia. Ii
reasonable care is used, however, an(
Chamberlain Cough Remedy taken, al
danger will be avoided. Among the ten,
of thousands who have used this remedy
for Ia grippe we have yet to learn OF
a single, case having resulted in pneumo
mia which shows conclusiyely that this
remedy is a certain preventive of that
dangerous disease. 1t will cure la
grippe in less time than any other treat
mcnt. 1t is pleasant and safe to take
For sale by j. Hal Bobbitt. Henry T
Hicks and North Side Drug Store.
The paperhanger finds business good
when it drives BIN to the wall.
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ILLINOIS, MIND YOU.
uIenry County Weekly.l

All Anna. Illinois, illinois, mind YOU.
one day last week. negro man had to
swim river and run six miles to cs-
cape Il mob of infurated white men with
an assortment of ropes The refugee
hadn't done thing, either, except to at
tempt To fasten his citizenship there.
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Not one child dies where ten formerly
died from coup. People have learned
the value of one Minute Cough Cure
and use if for severe lung and throat
troubles. 1t Immediately stops cough,
ing. Ii never fails. For sale by j. Hal
Bobbiit and Henry Hicks.
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DIR. BULLS COUGH SYRUP IS
the best remedy for all bronchial affec,
tons. 1t is a great mistake to allow
q cough or cold to run on: for it may de-
vcl0p serious throat or lung trouble
Take Bulls Cough Syrup at once.
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DONE IN COMMITTEES.

The Senate Committee on Education
voted unanimously to report favorably
Senator Mclntyre's bill to make spc-
cial appropriation OF 100000 annually
TO the public schools of the State.
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ScrOfu1a to
Consumption.

Any one predisposec to Scrofula car
never be healthy and vigorous. Thii
faint in the blood naturally drifts into
Consumption. Being such adeep-seated
blood disease, Swift's Specific is the
only known cure for Scrofula, because
it is the only remedy which can reach
the disease.
scrofula appeared on the head OF my ilttl.
rrandchild VIXEN only 1s months old. SHORTY
after breaking out it spread rapidly al owe
her body The scabs on the sores would pee
~ ~, tRc cfIghteat totlc1. and the odor tina
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Notre Dame of MARYLAND

Charles Street Ave., Baltimore, Md.
College for Young Women and Pre-
paratory School for Girls. Regular ano
Elective Course. Extensive grounds. Lo
cation unsurpassed. Suburbs IT Bait
more Spacious building, completely
equipped.
Conducted by School Sisters of Notre
Dame.
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VII VII NV III p
would arise made the at
mosphere Of the roo III
sickening and unbearable.
The disease bext attacked
the eyes, and we feared she
would lose her sight. En-
inent physicians from the
surrounding country were
consulted, but could do
nothing to relieve the lit
tie innocent, and gave it
as their opinion that the
case was hopeless and i'm
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possible to save the child's eyesight IL wa
then that we decided to try Swifts Specific
That medicine at once made speedy and com
piete cure. She is now young lady. and hal
never had sign of The disease 10 return.
Mrs. RUTH BERKELEY,
Salina, Kan.
Scrofnla is an obstinate blood disease
and is beyond the reach of the averag
blood medicine. Swift's Specific
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Ssum ,smiereiis Sitdsertiids.

Wobl ielten nur bot bic gan3e 0drte
unb 6erbisteit bee Dafeiustampfes 10
berebt aus einem Bilbe seipro9en, mie
bies BET benz Semperasemelbe wAn ber
9anbfrabe" bon Mbplf Nsdun9en Der
Gaa ift, bas Elm boppelieitiger 6ols>
i@nitt In ber .SGuftrirtea 3eitun9A
Hr. 1924 bonn 13. SuIi reprobu3irt |;
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bemielben 3bhringsr atinRler. Gar.
teite Mdr@eupoeie umi6mebt bie Don
Gerbart 1auptmannS vWeriuntene
8lode" inipiririe @ruppe xRautenbe.
leiu nnb Der NtdeImann@ bes 8erIiuer
gilbbauers gugeu 16rueI. giue freub.
loie Watur ipri1t aus ben brei bie
Wapbia Snbufirie auf Der 6albtniel
Mpfderon aE 3aipif@en Meer peran.
i9auli9enben SlIuhrationeu. BON beuen
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auf benz Bobrfelbe BON Bibi gpbat1
bos feKelps maibenbe Clement tn tiber,
mdltiseuber Wstis I'm Yilbe fehbdIt.
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b6ber fedenbeu unternebmungslul
olpiuer Iereine ID Die SGubbatte ber
Seftinn SaQe bes Oeuti1en unb
Seherrei1ii9en alpenbereinsA (mtl
anh6ten Der SuIben. lub Der a6nigs.
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firheu' s $bronfOlser 8eOrs MIsranbro,
wttf6. 8arbinal 8au9ban, tatbolil9eu
primas bon Guslanb, ben naiionaleu
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rigen Uermittler ber beuti1en unb bel
ftaubiuaoiiGen 2iteraturen gmil So
mas, unb ben In Steiermart perunglnd
ten 4eronQuten Merigbi.
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9tur erlt fprt, ba6te er, nur erIt binaus

9tur erit fprt, ba6te er, nur erIt binaus
aus gSien.
Gr ba6te paran, BON 6lorenee 9b=
i6ieo gu nebmen, ibr getpiiie Qlnbeu=
tlGn9en 5u MAIDEN uno @erbaltungs=
maBregeln su geben, biellei6t nur, nm
ii6 Die 3eit bis gum Ibean9 bes 3uees
5u bertreiben. Damn itanb ct aber tpie=
Der oabnn ab. IS iollte 9aiemano mil
fen, oaB ct fort9ebe unb tppbil1 er reile
SlDrenee bdtte an lire Mlltter teleora=
pbiren uno tie beeinfluiien fonnen, um
ibm feline ltnterbanolungen gu erf6me=
rem. grit tpenn er nit ibr i'm &einen
mar, ipollte er aud an 2abislaus BON
Der S6attenburg aug f6reiben uno
iiber Die meiter erforoerli6en S6ritte
nit i6m berbanbeln.
(Nortiesuna folst)
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Wir battett grful8!

8orise @obe berfauften mir eine
ganse AH5abl BON pianos unb Qrseln,
ober mir baben nod eiue Ausabl gutter
Jnhrumente uorrdtbig. Mtan per>
fdaffe fi9 fir $50 bis 800 ein gutes
piauo, bas minbefeus ftinf bis sebu
Sabre ausbdli, unb smar bet ab3ab.
lung BPM uur $3.50 pro Nuartal.
@benio ftnb quite Grgelu su baben BON
$50 bic $50 BET $40 Nb3abluns pro
Qnartal. Seine Rotten werten
far Nb3ablunespertdufe perlanetl
3bD8. @oggan & 8rnS.
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Mbfabrt.

Na@ @alneton, Soujton unb Guers
tdgli9 ..............9:O0 Born.
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1eenille td9li9 .......1:00 Na4m.
Na9 8errpilIe tdslid, aussenutnuieu
SonnabenbS u.Sonntass 3 15Na9m
Nah &errnille, Gonntass. 8 80 Born.
Wa&&erruiue, ,Sonnabenbs A :3Ogsa1m.
Nmfunft
Bon Salbeiton, Souton unb @uerr
tdalih 700 Mbenb8.
Bon Corpus gbriiti, Granfus 8ab unf
Beepille tdglih .......2:20 9eadm.
Bon aerrpile tdslid, aussenommeu
Sonntnss unbM bMontaSs 10 AS Born,
Bon &errpille, Sonntass 6 30 Gbenbs.
Bon &errpille, Montass. 1896 Boraf
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Sebt wiro's Grnit.
Sbf Neu Oort, 9fdnuei be auan.
aisfie b. Mts.

.Sbf Neu Oort, Si9uuei be swan.
si1fe b. Nfts.
Mfer @biterl
Nlic, es is se3etteItl Waer geba
nod Suropp. Sd TN bte Mlti un bie
fdmmtlibe Sinner. Mwner net nod
s96rmeni. Na9 sd6rmeni tann ies
Der ieteubdubige 9uii9men gebe.
Mir poae no bi, uo eS feilif9 Is.
Mer iein nor nod net san3 brhmmsr
eiuig, wa8 for aauntri mer auSpide.
Die 4Ite m6dt nod gnelanb, neil Re
3ur Qaien priienleb uern mill. Die
Maub mia nod Gr6us. Sd glaab, He
bos 11 unbefannter Meii bprd BITE
pitti1ers In bic pdpers tn ben Mifer
2dbori. no benz Drepfus fein 2oier is,
berIiebt. SeB Id for meiu SbeiI m6@t
la ergenb Rauntri, no es bic bette
aunftiddb sebt. Sd ben mid ertun.
+, bigt un bie 2eit ben nler geiagt, Jteli
mdr bic Rauutri for 70 mas. gS bot
mod ber3u sebilbeter Manu let woae,
no mer bes eefast bot. Set bitt Id
Sbne, Mifer gbiter, foe Dummbeit !
Sor bes BiBIe belle figure. iel 'em to
9ou 6eapas, TOO bie Ddsos made, ba
brau6t mer bed net nod STEELE 3e sebu.
Des faun raer bier biliser bamwe.
I'm biieits. mas nhBe mer bte gai1ae
2uuRi61b, menn bie ger6fte aartoifel
I'm bic Bofbdnbel unb BITE Slid un
aarmeuabel In Del sebade tuerns
Damn mdr ba mod Spain. Nwtper
Sic fdtf9e mid net. babiu 3e gebn, no
bic 6pGniarbs bod mife. mar for en-
prominente BORT id TN Iebte War ge'
/ nomme ben. Sd trau benz Saabfrie'
| be nod aetrs9t. MiRsr @biter.
Wel, mer sehu emol enibau aserf
nod 2onbon, bonn nod Boris. I'm
banu matf6 id be Smperer. Der bot
grpirien3 In Srdwwel I'm mo Der bt'
gebt, ba gebu mer aa9. 9ta9 Su'
ropp aebu mer emcI enibau un bss
Weiiere wirb fi9 finne. sd ietn au
bisa6iieb NIT ber aauntri bier. Wel.
uenn es 10 peit iimmt In benz irsie
2anb. BOB en- pramiuentsr iogar S9id9
triese tam bun san3e gembbnli@e ie'
tenbdnbise Garmer. bann es es 3sit.
boB mer bic aauntri quit.
| Die 6dmilie is bic un 10 bhlh nit
bic priperdI9sns for unfern Sripp.
W1ir wolle bic Cell In Suropp emol
aeiae, mos Gteil beibt. pafe Sic
N&iung, WtiHer Gbitor, rner tDern en-
6itt made. @s msr6 tiberau bslBe :
.Da fimme bic rei6e Ameritaner. =
giaeuiIid ioll bas Gouerment mas oerai
gene, baB Id bic Suneiieb Sidts braw'
ue In SurOpp ripreient, auluer bic
ipeube ia ales @elb for Msgers 3tl
! feite In ba blelbt for notbmenbige
so6e mir mebr tbris. @el, mas geh
| Sd brum9 Soft iei Dant Tonne mir .
mod lidube, mitaus bes Gouerment.
Mer ben eieeutlid idun bic 2Dot
fort aemollt. aumer eS gebt net. Die
MiHes 8iti9 un bic Waub wern mel
fsrtig nit be MbfGisb. @s uern ndm'
lid iebe Sag 3lpei offii&ea 4bI9iet
bun mir sefeielt I'm beim Si4aui u
tontinuos Abf6isbs, performen3. Del
Si1oui peib nod net. mas er thur
fOl, pdbrenb baB Id fO,t bin. Wabr
fbeints uerb sr be 66app gan3 au
made.
BiIeits benz Nbi6ieb nsmme ieiR Id
ieb aa6 nod buff nit aebneis but
| sSrents anseb6ru, tpie ids brauBe an
| tteue muB, I'M NIT auftrdge 3e nottrel
bun Ysrmanbts un Grents 3e bsiu6
un Gadbe for mel Jrents erhpwsrse
f6muaaIe. Ra9 eme tOnf0rpetif eiti
mdt ibdt id ebaut bret @arloats Dol
3runts brau6e, tuenn i4 Ales NIT
briuss molt, mas mel Grenis woae
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| gk1lS &OUW HSHt y "t~eSSS WV TV%
l9url Wer fabrn Of courie erffer 4laf
etdtrubm.
Wea, Id muB ieb tlofe, i9 fein q
bhff nit Yriperdf9eus.
Nlfo einfneile 10 lang mhuf4eub
lsin Sd nit bette &igarbs
| Oours
Sobn Ritfd Gsq.
Sein sic 10 gut, i'm 8rieftafe unner
5. st. gsq. &c beantuorte, tuas mer ON
Bette nod Snroppenaus i6mussle fann,
Sd min met grpenfes bamit made.
Sa@e enans &c f6musgle. 9es is
fair, is es net2
| @Iaabe Sic, mann Sd nod B6rIin
gebn ibdt, tns tailerli6e 56loB oils
2oi@irbeiu9 ae timme, ober bente Sic.
er tbdt fi9 uf be 8eleibigte enausipieIe.
neil Sd em als emoI In bie iuropidn
BalibiI gepruft ben, bob Sd ba mebr
berpon periteh, mie er. I'M GOn gema6t
ben tituner fei Yoems un eongs, no
er eemadt bo2 Sd boff, ct psro bod
en- SpaB perfebn2
Sbun sie r1er aa6 I'm Brieftafd,te
BUN ieber 3itti bes bette 0otel uu smet
ober bret pldb nenne, no tr1er mas 8u>
tee triest, TN no bic praminente iein.
Damn Mil Sd baipue. baB Sic an
ben prdRbent Wafanlei for mid f6rei
ue, er fol nter Better Of Saterbuttf9eu
f6ide on uaier Im5dRetors tn ale
4auutries bon Suropp ua partituldru
nod on be 3ar bon Rufbd. no Sd
en- 6int gene, tpie mon NudrtlitS
triets mub, un on bic Guien bun 0oIs
Lamb (beS iS Gdmorit bun tair) I'm on
be Smperer bun OFrid. giaei6t t6nnt
mer's eiri9te, baB Sd In ieber tapiitsI
3itti beiuniGm WmbdReter pobn. Des
tbdt euibau bic el.@rpeuies fdfe I'M
Sd tbdt'8 bann nit bic AmbdReters oil
riabt made. bel baB Id hie 9rinss un
bie Gtgara be3abl, mann mer ausgebu.
DeS is aa6 fdr. is es nets
plieS tbun eie aa9 benz Mapor TN
benz @ouberueur en- 6int gewlue, am
pier 3e iei. tnenn id abfabr.
Sd i@id Sine baun aus Suropp
Rdbelsaorrefponbenaes BET Weier ut
benz neumooii9e brabtloie Selegrdff.
3eerff gebe Id nod 2onbon. So
muB be @roter febe wese ber Nomina.
f@en. (Oes Ia tonfbeuti@el.)
Susroser 0orri
Oours
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gu bertamfeJs

stne AnaabI ausse3ei1nste ,ssarms.
nno sMau@eS". 3li niebrigeu preife,
anf ldneere 3eit BET serinser 3insraie.
Oieie taufte i@ bon ausldnbii6enWort,
gage Cos. S9retbt fhr gireulare.
g. y. gbanbIer,
l02 Grpfett. Strabe, San Antnnis.
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Stsmard's etierne Gnerate

mar bic 5olse ieiner pOrtreifli6en
@eiunobeit. llnbeu9iame @illens fraft
uno impoiante Gnersie iuerben bel 9iez
manoem seiunben werben, oelien Masen,
2eber, Nieren mo 9drme auBer Orb
nuns iino. Seer iene @isenldaften anb
bic burd bieielbe bebiusten @rfolse
tpitni9t, Der sebrau6e Or. Sings Neue
2ebens- Billen. sic entipideln iebe
&raft bes @eiites unb bss &5rpers.
gu baben fir MIR rs Gents in Der
Apotbete bon s. &altener 6 Con.
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Nbfahrt.

Na1 Baco, Sort Wortb, Dallas, aan
ias gitp, ct. Souls unb gbicaso tde'
lid 5 100 Morgens unb $3.50 Nbenbs.
Nntunft.
Bon Chicago, ct. Souls, 8anias gitp,
Dallas. 61rt @ortb unb Baco, td9,
lid 8 80 Worrn. unb 10 30 Mbenbs,
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- &rdmpfe unb 3rpnii4e Jrauen1
leiber, Iptpie SnS,erie tueroen our6 elm
boor 1pSen p0n 0r. W. ". Summons
Gouaip 8iue gBein Ooer sIdfelhen ses
beilt.