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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-04
The PEOPLE ARE FLEEING.
hany Are Leaving Hampton and Newpor,
News on Account of Yellow Fever
Three New Cases a. the Home.

HAMPTON, Va, Aug. This usual.
ly tranquil town has been in n state
of feverish excitement since the dis
covery of yellow fever at the Soldiers
home. Scores of people took advan-
tage of the first opportunity to leave
the place.
Sunday night special train left Old
Point with fully 800 of the guests of
| the hotels.
Business in the town of Phebus, ad-
joining the soldiers home, is suspend
ed. 1t is difficult to obtain informa-
ton from the home. The entrance
and, in fact, all points from which es-
cape is possible, are carefully guarded.
Late Monday afternoon IA self-appoint-
ed guard of 10 Hamptonians with Win
chester rifles went to the home to as
sist in enforcing the quarantine regu.
lations. Chesapeake Il Ohio trains
have discontinued their service TO che
city.
NEWPORT News, Va, Aug. AFTER
a day of intense excitement over the
yellow fever outbreak at the National
soldiers home Newport, rested Monday
with feeling of comparative securi.
ty. The city officers and the various
municipal bodies have been busy since
cary Monday morning and IL is felt
now that no loophole has been left
which the scourge may ind its way to
this city. The latest report from the
soldiers home gives the total number
of cases as SO, an increase of three dur
ing the day.
There was one death Monday fter-
noon. The universal hope now is that
the disease will be confined within tn.
limits and the authorities at the in.
stitution express confidence that this
will be done. The town Of Hampton,
which Is in close proximity to the sol.
diers home, early Monday morning es-
tablished Gordon of police
men at the approaches to
the reservation. Notwithstanding
this precaution Newport News
against Hampton and Eliz-
abeth City and county and WarriclS |
county. Thus this city, which is near.
ly ten miles from the infected point,
has the advantage of practically a
double quarantine on land. A tug
boat patrols the river to prevent the
evasion of quarantine restrictions by
means of boats The danger line
ashore is guarded by an adequate force
Of special policemen. The street rail-
way company was prohibited Monday
morning from running cars between
Hampton and this city.
Although hundreds of people left the
city Monday on account OF the scare
their departure is regarded with indissf
ference and amusement, rather than
as judicious precaution, by the great
aiority who stay at home. The city
council Monday night appropriated
S0, 900 for immediate use in maintain
ing the quarantine.
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A "HOT" COLD BANQUET.
Som. Inside Informatios by n waite.
from the Bowery who Helped
serve 10.

One Of the waters at popular local res
tautant - bird OF passage from the Bow.
cry aud was member of the small army
that served the famous Dollar Dinner" q
New YORK last April A good many stories
have been told of that memorable event,
hut none OF them surpass his own in point
@; plcturcsqucucss aud inside detail 1T
was the funniest push | was ever IN IN me
life, he says, conhdcntially. The kitchen
was 80 ANAL they had 20 cook everything
on The outside, and when }, got there Il was
dead cold. The second course was maddox,
and each hsh come served IN linen bag,
30 We could put EN- IN tubs II hot water
aud warm EN- up-sccf Well some Of the
boys got ratified and served 'em bags and
oil, With egg sauce over tn outside. Say,
You OF died laughing seeing them fcllers
tryin - carve their fish. This - the tough.
est aud paddock ! liver tackled Ia me HE
saAs one Iammany man az the head table:
lts got a skin like a rhinocefis. says he.
H. the kitchen there was riot all night
long. 10 was 80 small the waters couldn't
reach the dlshers up and they got 90 scrap.
p'ng for 'front.' places IN the line, one man
was knocked sth with a turkey, and when
they picked him up thought he was dead.
] did. on the level. but II wasn't blood IL
Was only cranberry sauce. Another turnkey
fell into the salad aud one Of the cooks nut
can of ice cream IA the oven. thinking II
was brown gravy for the beef That's ON
the square Iust as I'm telin' youl but tie
woTst oi all was when We came 10 the wine
IL was Merioan champagne ia half pints.
without ice. and Of all the kicking and hol.
ierns' ons fresh gent told me i was ~.
only thing hc had bad that night that MAS
good aud warm. and he had hardly ssid il
when waiter that was a little Jagged ae.
cidentaly poured about quart Of boihu'
coffee down the back Of his neck Say. YOU
ought Of heard him eussl Between you and
me, good many waters got 10 hitting the
VINE. and they found one of en- WITH IS
empty bottles IA his pants leg That's bon.
est. sa~ It myself IL was the hottest han.
qust Mas ever AN o. Times. Demo.
4 Fas
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-04
MOB VIOLENCE IN GEORGIA.
Gov. Gambler Issues an Appeal tn the Peo-
pie of the state-Ask. rSSm to
Uphold tho Courts

| ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. l.--Gov. Cand-
Ter Monday night issued an appeal to
the people Of Georgia TO join hands
and put an end to mob violence in the
state. The governor believes that the
only way To restore n condition of
peace and tranquility and TO bring an
end to lawlessness that has been mani
Tested in different parts of the state
Is for the people to uphold the courts.
aid them in bringing to speedy justice
all criminals, and by the strong
force of virile public sentiment,
bring punishment To the lawbreakers
of all kinds.
Then the governor tells OF the re-
proaches heaped upon the state 10y the
repeated outbreaks and says: The
purity OF the fair mothers and daugh.
tiers of Georgia must and shall be pre-
served, and at the same time the lives
and liberties of all of the law abiding
Negroes in Georgia must and shall be
protected. Arson and burglary and as
sassination and robbery and rape must
be stopped, and at the same time lynch
law must stop. The good OF both
races and the fair name OF the state
demand this.
"The ordinary processes OF the law
are amply sufficient to punish all
crimes Our judges are pure and in.
corruptible. Our juries are composed
OF our most intelligent, upright men.
who seldom make mistakes The mob
often makes mistakes and the limo
cent are made to suffer with the guilty.
IL never knows where To stop, but,
after Furnishing the guilty. drunk
with the blood OF one victim. IL thirs,s
for the blood of another and often sac
ritces on the altar Of vengeance
those who are guiltless OF any crime.
I'VE must away with the mob We
must rc-enthrone the law. We must
restore the altar of reason and tear
down the altar that passion has erect. |
ed. We must do this In the interest |
OF the white men OF Georgia and in the |
interest OF the Negroes OF Georgia and |
- 49, 'Ns'' va 70 |
protect the virtue OF the women Of /
Georgia
Lynch law does not stop at arson,
nor murder. nor robbery, nor rape.
This requires the strong power OF the
statute law sustained by healthy,
vigorous public sentiment
II would appeal" continued Gov.
Gambler, Ito all officers o. the state,
civil and military, urging them to re-
member that the dignity and the fair
name of Georgia are In their keeping.
would appeal To them to remember
that they are the guardians OF the
peace aud happiness of the people 81
the state. II is their duty TO apprc-
bend and bring to justice all who v.o-
late the law. whether 1t be the Negro
who commits rape or the white man
who kills him for the crime. The
grand juries must realize that IL is as
much their duty 10 ferret out and re-.
turn true bills against members OF the
mob who lynch murderer as II Is TO
return a true bill against the murderer
himself"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-04
Colored Odd Fellows Meet.

DAYTON, o., Aug 1.-The national
meeting of Grand United Oddfellows
began here Tuesday. Several thousand
are expected. The parade Thursday
will eclipse anything ever attempted
by colored people in Ohio. Noted mem.
bers of the order and all the uniformed
ranks will be here.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-04
The Ayers Return to Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 3L-secretary
Alger and Mrs Alger returned to
Washington Sunday Afternoon. The
secretary will formally relinquish con.
troll Of the war department 20 his sue.
SCISSOR. Mr.. Elihu Root vill AXE hold
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-04
The Ihirtieth Death,

NoRRIsTowS, Pa, Aug. l.--Beniamin
u. Alderfer of Lederachville, who was
injured in the Exeter wreck on Tn,
Reading railroad on May l2 died of his
injuries Monday night, making the
30th death.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-04
Mr. Root Takes Control OF III, One.

WASHINGTON, Aug, l.--Mr. Root has
notified Secretary Alger that he will
be in Washington and ready to assn me
control of the war department at II
o'clock Tuesday. Ger. Alger left at
ll:45 for Michigan.
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Were buried Together.

! SPRINGFIELD, O.. July Sl.-The twir
children of James Grist, aged seven
mont tbs, died of summer complaint,
within a few hours OF each other.
They were buried Sunday even ng in
me same ccfiip.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-04
Young Peoples Christian Union.

PiTTsBUReH, Pa, Aug. 1.-Delegates
to the tenth anniversary convention of
the Young Peoples Christian Union of
the United Presbyterian church which
is to meet in Duquesne Garden this
weel', have bsgun TO arrive in the city.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-04

ST. LOUIS, July 3i.-Brig. Gen. Mel.
son A. Cole, hero Of two wars, died
at his home in this city Monday after
lingering illness. He went into the
civil war captain of the Missouri: vol
unteers and came out n colonel.
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Secretary Long Leaves Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-Secrctary
Long expects to leave the city Monday
for vacation of some weeks in New
Assistant Secretary Allen
will have charge of affairs during Sec
rotary Longs absence.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-04
Aged Couple KILLED by Lightning.

NASHVILLE Tenn, July Sill. II.
Mcconnell and his wife, ar aged
couple, were killed b. Lightning at
their home. near Cottage Grove, Henry
county. Both had their clothing
eurned off.
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4 orrupt.

Bggs-- The corruption among public off.
e,a., ts shameful
BpsEs-l should ay 80. | bad 90 tin the
custom house inspector see aai!a-z ji=t 10
bring : few diamonds IN without paving
duty N. Y. journal
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-04

One thing people can't understand. and
that j. how those they hate do 80 well in life.
Stchson Globe
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Evon the quiet waiter ]. frequently called
10 ofdcr.-Chicago Daily News
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-14
auis gerr D. finisse gu feinrr frau
ham.

Gine feline Gpiiooe aus benz 2ebel
oes Sreiberrn b. &nigse, oes b~etannten
Geriuiiers Der Shriit rlleber ben llm-
gang nit Meni6en," lit in benz gute
.Sriiiide 3utdnoe 1851 bis 1880"
ME fulgt gu leien: &nigse mar bon
l172 bis l777 Soijunter uno giieiior
bel Der &riess= uno SOmdnentummer
in &niiel. Nun Latte Die 9ano9rdfin
philippine cine Soioame, Senriette b.
gaumbad, Die Elm nenis bsi6rGntt
uno nidt iebr i6la9ierti9 mar. Eieie
ertpr Der seiiireide 2nigae our 3iel,
iteibe ieines iberipruoelnoen @iBes
unb bratte oas arme Mdo6en oapur6
oft in tDotli6e gerlesenbeit. Sariiber
mar Die Sano9rGfin, oeren Giebling Die
gaumbad mar, dr9erlid, uno lie be-
idlOB, ben Nefsreien elm gnoe au
MAIDEN.
Oils zines 9aaes 9nisse Die SoIoame
mieoer einmal bGnielte uno aufsoe, trnt,
Die G%anosrdfin auf i'm 81 uno iaate:
sd babe oft idon bemertt, baB Sic
meme liebe gaumba6 Dor BEN iibriaen
Sameu beporsusen uno iit nur nit
ibr bei6diti9en. Sd mill Sbnen oasu
perbeiien, oaB Sic enoiih einmal lid
Oifentlid ertldren, oa Sbre Ibii1ten
setuiS ernibait unb reolit iino."
SEPT mar IS anigse. Der in 9erlesen--
belt serietb.
Ei 9anosrdiin aber ersriff feline
unh Der gaumbad Sanb uno iprn9
laut: ~Msine 9amsn uno tSerren, i'd
freue mid. Sbnen elm 9liidlibes 9raut.
paar poritellen gu tOnnen. Serr b..
Gnisse bat iid ioeben nit Grdulein b..
Suumba6 perlobt."
0as -alidlide grautpaar" mar tpie'
upm Bonner seriibrt, aber. eesen, bic
oifentlid ab9eaebsue Grtldruns Der,
2anoesmutter CAB es feline @ioerrebe ):
aht Sage baraui mar 9niase nit Der
Saumbab oermGblt, nit Der er iibrigena
9lidli4 lebte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-14
Sieh', i'd femme Did nod uno babe

6ieh', i'd femme Did nod unb babe
.beranlabt, oaB Gu be:tami /! 2ab uns
0ergan9enes perseiien uno wieoer, ME
friiber, Sreunoe, Yriioer fein! Milllt
Sup I'll bait ia gebort, mas i6 gum
Yublitum geiprOden babe. @lio-Su
mubt jeBt ipielen !"
G6weigeno G0rie Gbinoo gu, feline
Qippen bebten, aber Die SeltiirSung
iiberrdliigte i'm. uno teines ggOrtes
md6tig, lieB sr iib idweigenO BON
9iinltler p%orsisben. Gann iaBte er lid
uno begann iein Spiel.
IS mar cine ieine Weiie, unenoli6
feiner ais bos porige Spiel, cine Weile.
pelhe ole Sbrdntn lOdte. geim Gnoe
oes Siiides oieies Yettlers uio GiinIts
lers meinte 9lIles. Damn brad Elm ME
9eborter SeiIallsliurm los, mo in
niht enoen wollenbem Subel rief Die
entsiifie Menge ibr .Sis!" ,yis!"
Gr muBte Md einmal ipielen; nod
einmal periant Die Wienge in oas
5raumbilo Ger Seimutb. bOrte uno fab
i'm 3auber oieler Se%imatbstldnge Die
ionnige gali3iI6e Seimatb, iiblte Den
Morgeniuino, Der leiie our6 Gle bcben
Yinien rauI6te, b0rte oas Sa6en uno
&idcrn Der 9orii60nen, Die BON 6eii
surlidtebrten. oas SeuIsen uno Bitten
Der uerliebten jungen Yuri6en-oie
gan5e PpeiK oes Yaterlanoes stpuroe
mad.
Gin Sd'uiie umarmte Der Giinliler
ieinen 6reuno un0 raunte ibm gu:
Linn jegt nod einmal mir @eioe Su-
iammCn-oem Suoelidd gu giebe !"
unO Der arme StraBenmuIitdnt 9es
bOrhte millig, i6ier eroriidt BON Der
SpatiOn, Der erlien, Gle er ie empIing,
obne lid He6enlGnit gu geben iiber
oas, mas uorging. Gr ONGte nidt mebr
an Die nlte 6einoitnit, ni6t an oas
%unerm0rtete g9ieoerieben uno murmelte
nur nit Letter. BON Setpegung gsbrOGes
ner Gimme:
mgSie I'll milf, gntu6p! SD mar
Sir INNER gut. Nlles iiir ben Suoel-
lad, Ger uns mieoer unsertrennliG
madt! glles fir Den Suoeliad!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-14
Startc Wanucr Inacn

Wuoen, yebers mo gtierenleioen ges
zoe 10 gut gum Opicr wie Sruucu,
uno ole, ipiirsu bic Eol9en non PIP
petitloii9teit, &ergiinn9 Oes SluteS,
Rideumeb, &Opiweb uno Wtiioi0tcit,
boben baS @eilbl elmer beruuteroe
tommcnen Ferion. Aber Die Notb
wenoi0tsit zines loldeu @eiilbleS III
ni6t porbanoen. Sort mas (. g8,
G'aroner pom Souuiue, SnO., iugt:
electric SitterS lit gera0e OaS Rid:
ji0e iir einen Wtann, weun er 0uu'
berunter9ctommcn lit uuo ni6tS oar.
I'M 9ibt, oh er lebt ODER ltirbt. Ge
mug mebr 81 meirer Strait unO gu.
tem appctit bel ais ir9eno GtpaS,
mas ib III mir n06m. SD fam Jets
allies ellen unO babe ncucn Nuipruf
uui'S Veben. gtur scots in ~. Z.
Nubn'S apotbete. SeOe 6IOi6e 90
rautirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-14

S~sni,ettis SGGorl. Oils Die aenbe
Tnnissttis, Der, i'm Sabre lS4S an &e-
birnsrmeidung iiarb, issirt wlroe, emit.
iuenoeten stuei aerste beimlid Die Std.
oslOede. UNI oieielbe gu Stubien nod
Der 9ebre 80dls gu benuBea. Ge his
ben iibereiiri9sn pbrenolsgen iennten
aber trDB ibres Stuoiums bel Nsilter
Gall niht berausbrin9en. in mslder
grb6buna ooer geriie'ung pes &np=
6ens Die SGbisteit fige, GOnisettis
Opern aa i6reiben-tars, lie sntleoig=
ten iid oes SGGoels oaourd. oaB lie
i'm einem Grdmer abtraten. pelder i'm
Sabre binour6 als-S6ule fir Die
tleine MiinSe benuBe. Spdter tam Der
eigentbiimliGe wilenidaitlide Sisb-
iiabt an ben BOG, uno Der SdlOel
wuyos mieoer in ieins natiirli6en Ne.
liquicnre6te cinqeieBt. SIN Sabre 1888
mar er aui Der ausiellung 81 Bologna
III Seben.
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Mrbriten Iaa nno Nadt.

Die emli9lte uno md6tisite tleinr
Sa6e, Die ie 9emadt wuroe, lino Or.
Sings Neue VebenSpiuen. SeSC
File lit cine nit i3uter iiber;ostnc
@elunbbeitStu9el, Die Sdwd6e in
Strait, unluit in GnerQie, @cNanfm.
l6md6c in @ciiteofrait %umwunSdt.
Sie limo wuneerbar i'm aufbaui Der
@elunobeit. Nur 25cts ole Sfl6.
ref. Sertauit pom apOibcter v s.
Subn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-14

Cine Mooeneubeit fnr
@raut un9fern. @ei sirigen Der
lsBten ~iaibinablen Sod;eiten in Con.
bon uno paris mn6te man bic @abr.
nebmuna, oaB bic oos Gieiolge Ger
graut biloenoen jungen Wdotsn Iintt
bss bis oabin iibliten msbr cosr min.
Der umiangrei6en @ouieis einsn aus
iiiniiliden uno iriiben glumen ecfcr.
ti9ten Duff in Der Sano trugen. SeEr
piel Geidmnd uno Ybnntaiie ,pmmi
bel Der Serfslluns bisier Neubsit in
lnmenoun9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-14
6ute @elcQembcit.

Der urttrse DIN te iutt iiir ieiue 81 Mei.
lie son 4 Spiepb b II Weilcr BON ct.
Glpuo eeleSs c 'arm ppn $50 Nder, BON be-
e, % Ndar uuter Hlus. 25 gder 8ieien=
lano uro osr MEET &'ioe., Huitlano unb
Ieiht sun, &eaderu NJ, e men &Gufer NRf
Der Sarm grte' 'Srdmehnus nit iiui 9ims
NEE 8etreioebaus NIB ale I'll eiuem 8es
bolt 9eb rNien Sauter. BE Ta' nj piro ,u
1900 ~ ria II &C eT Soa~cn,nb una ron
$500 unrlrr 6eit aui { nj Sabre 3eit.
" !. aramei, G,sentbpm I.
5'-ba Il Climb, IRluu.
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ScTalincs Snie. Sic ShnupIta-

ScKalincs Snie. Sic StnupTta-
b0tsooie oea beriidti9tcn N~egcrpydz
iiocnten Seilalins oui Ct. 9omin0O
entldieo. 9lei6 ben SroaIitn Ger Scr=
seit, iiber S6ulo uno llnihulo, dber
Seben uno Soo. @snn Semono bel
Seiialins tueaen irgeno zines Ncrge6ens
roer Verbredens angetla9t mar Doer als
Sittiisller gu inn Inn. 10 lab er ben
@streIIenoen iiarr GA. mnhte oann Ici=
hen inipenoi9 nit sinem Spiegel rer-
iebenen Solenoedei auf uno unterIu6te
ben BARN beiinoliden Sabat. @ar
bisier ieudt, 10 lieB er e ais Elm ,3ei-
den Der llni6uio uno e.asbenbeit gel.
ten. 99ar De- Sabat jeooa trcderl,
oann mubts r. lln9liitlide Iierben
ooer aber Der g,. teller nit einem ab.
peiienoen Sei9eio bon banner 9sten.
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Dir 9usrno.
Don y. Gsirltrsr.

Feru ma has t3iel. oaS on ertrattet
SIN yeben. Aul Dem Wege oeiu
GinQ Dir ;ur Selte. taum beahtet,
GIN wumoerboloeS Didgoeleiu.
Gill hat am Srsu;peg oeiueS Sebens
Die Ntaio gum NbihicO flh gendnbt.
User mag Go letu? On ltnuit uergebenS
llno reiteit iIidtlg ibr Die @anc.
SHIN III lie raid Encouragement,
OH iiebit ihr nad): &eld' liebes 9tnsi
gu lpdt, umioult ruit oeiu S~erlougeu-
Die Sugeuo mars, Die bon Dir 9tug.
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3niut1.u1ffrrir.

@raut 6u ibrsm @rdutignm, na6-
oell er elm SerS in cine Saumrinoe ae'
i6niiien Bati): .eouaro, Eu BAH
aber 9dnj beocntIide usbunS i'm Ger.
jen.ginIdneioen! |"
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j. j. FRITZ,
Is: 81: Nbptp9rapbiif, "a: ::
Ct. @crmaiutrabs, ct. Glono, Rinn.n

gper Elm uaturgetrenes Yiio i,iEer ielbf
oner etne TreuHoes acknowledgements &c
mahi haben NH. iomme Su mir. Wos Die
Photographic aunit nnr ~ leilten permas
bei mir ptre ne in leoer Stniiht erprobt
@ute UNI surerloifias Nrbeit eesen biuis
Wreiie. I'm aenei8ten 8uiprn6 pirb aebeter
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j. HUBERT.
Scmticber 2lr3t.

.9-12 mor9ens.
na6mittass
Ofnce iiber Wtor;. W%oIitoI's Npotbefe.
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CARL KROPP,
S0t,-

rmprthlt uh m ,uusrlnirGen Nm
ItQen DON 6oitenani6ldJen fur
AtcEHau'en dler Art uuc ftert
prompte, %pinusemdse uuo sufrtea
NruiieGerne Yrbelt be m eTtlhten
~ bauten Al Vile ruo nur bic
N,,tsu Sorten Don 8olt II. Cement,
5. '6ce.puT's Bloc, 1t @eymatniiroB'
- gloue. SRiuu
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Grt 5tliuiuuura.

.Sie bubcn Sbrem Glcincn einen
3afn SieGen laiiur-rus mubten Sic
bal ir Snblsn?"-W illionGr: Gem
3a.nnrst 8 Mart uno meinem Moriy.
der 50 Mari."
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Tcillc photographer.
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3br icDtet euh D { 9lhuiternrbeit beicbcu, be.
Dor lbr loniipo bingebt. 9abineibilocr bon
Sliboi MARIN uuo 9ir6eus uno Sdulae
banoen 81 u~ertauieH. SOL
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@erren4oGisutrdger, nit uno Obns 9untnti, elegant
NIT falbgltOern:n Grtocn utO feir.n s6uuatn
Dtric5sn, in 6ba9tsIn. Gin 9oar fir soc.
Sein. SoI.ntrGoer BON 75c. %aufpdrts.
GtdnnereGraipatt.n in tmportjrten Wtuit,ru, aus
0cl feiuitcn Matsrialter b~ergtiteat, in sn8lii6tn
r5uuares,~ rSutpsrial5" uHo r3ufis." 9ieis Qars
lie purec ipn,ea iGr Oas g8tibna6t5Qei6Git e:
0fin,. Sie Nu5pabl in Den sSis5" umi6lj,bt
rci6s uno prd8tigs Tarbtn unO MuteriaIi.n -
81. 90 bis So 90 pro StId.
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Sterfing~Sif6er.

etsrlins, silbtr Maniturss uno soilttttnsarttttl,
e6ubansiebr. Scilsn, sutsn, stopfer, &aotr'
msFu, Sieeel, 9apiermsFer, Sarts uno 9iibners
ouqen,Tl efer etc. Sisie gSaaren tpuroen sum
gertauf frt $1.0O eema6t. Sie %flbernen Srifie
fno i65n unb In Der beiten gSeiie bereeri6tst -
purbaus ni5t tpie bic biligen g8aaren, NIT
peren Der Mlarit iibsriint 1T. SsOes etiid 1T
earantirt uno Der Qreis nur soc.
Cine feline gartie Bon &~rtiteln, ben Obiest dbn'
lid, fir uns bon eiuen suprlGlii9en Subrttans
ten bon Sterlins=Silber g~eferti9t uno als oau=
erbaft earantirt. Sic baben fugelfDrmige Sers
,ierune.n on ben @riffen unb ipiroen fir 37!e.
biGis iein. unier greis 1T iepu6 nur 2oc.
eine fpesiene gartie bon outs unb 5rottir=Sirs
fen NIT Sterling Sil5er 9tiidtbeil, eintge bon
ibnen nit griiien; pertb sl35 bis $l.50, fir
fur CSC.
eterline= SiIber Saar=giriten, nit edtsn gorftsn
uno i6iperem eterlines Silbr &iidtbeil; ipertb
So 800, $3.50 uno $500, isDe fir $2.19.
eterlins bci6lasene Gbenbols . SOiletter=S erpice.
aus epiesel, 9iirfte uno &amm b%sftebenb, in
elmer Ganep=S6a6teI. ipertb $500, fir $2.65.
aliberbiirfe nit et.rline=S ilbsr @riff; pertb
$1.25 unD $1.50, fir o
etulines silbn bei6lagene 6anbi6ub . etred.r.
nit Rno6en, unb Stabltbelen, ,pertb $1.25, i=
Der. fir 75c.
fransDIi9e Mebainon $ gro6ennabel, peridiebene
Wluiter, ~bersolbet unD ogipirt, tpertb Soc. Ino
75e., isbe, fir csc.
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Mdnntr .G~raoatten in amber glei5Ii5.n Wtrtbtr,
aus Quttr Seioe uuo @tlob b~,rgetsat, in alien
Rufern uuo 5acons. Gin erObes aFortiurtri
CUR Gu5iplDl fir ie soc
rTuls2r 5bit1os" fur Ntdnner, aus atlab uus
StiOe ~bergsttat, nit uuo ubne Grus.u, i60n o.,
f%iittert, it Csc. bis So. 90.
s6mudidbtn fir UtGrntr, tjnibli,BLj5 3sm0s1s
NIB MlaibsttcuzRnopit, rurattsnso1lttr Nian,
i6ttt,ns6alttr, 8uitnna0eir, u5rb1rSsr etc. %
alien Qreiisu.
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&eri6ieoene Spielia6en.

Gifrne 3lse, Sanbsns, Soe=garts, 4ofsaeen, 5cueripribsnt Gs=
nagen, SrfOro : GIGS, CONFERENCE.-The, ROarOzSarts unb Dhls ans
bre, nntb 7e, ieOes fir 49c.
gtinne fbire, 9aHaoiers3aes Gabriolets, Goupss, Trnsr4tfss5agen
ub pite @nbae. mrb $1OO bis sl25, fir s9c.
e66n b.torirte gorsenan 9beesesrpio. fir .guter3Ogsns. 9npasn,
pstb 3&. iso.s fir 19c.
9rommeln, bic fir ben sntbufafii5fen iungen @meruaHtr ldrmsna
o.nuo fp uo bic s. 90 brine.n ipnten, marfrsn mir su 69c.
SEINE eSaais aus Wsae unO pile anosrs HiSt uxs sdus'bhrs, fir
25c.