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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-23
NINE MoRE NURSES.
Thsy WIN sn PROM san FRANCHISE for
the Philippines


New York. July p The O'Clock
through train on the New YORK Central
line Thursday night for san Francisco.
carried nine more trained nurses
for the Philippines. sent out under tho
auspices Of the auxiliary No. 3 for the
maintenance % trained nurses. Follow
.t1Ni- the list Miss Ducusing. Miss
~ rbara Zeigler. Miss Mary NJ Sumner.
r. Helen Frazer Miss Katherine
Ieakel Miss Amy Pope. Miss Carlotta
Nershall Miss Lydia Z Coakley. Miss
MafN Murray Thesenurses are sent In
response 20 an appeal for more nurses
oabled last Saturday from Manila 10
Mrs Whitelaw Reid. chairman OF the
committee on the maintenaucs Of
trained nurses. % which auxiliary no.
8 turned over the care II closing up its
work.
Abiuiant General Corbin AZ soon o.
advised q the appeal informed Mrs
| Reid that the secretary OK war "ouiN
send instructions 10 San Francisco &c
forward the nurses az ones on army
transporison the same lines as formerly.
that they begin work Immediately for
any sick soldiers on the transports dur
ing the voyage. Tie also suggested that,
with a view 20 making this service a.
successful as possible, It would be desir'
able 10 divide them into two detach'
ments and send 10 the Philippines Miss
Duensing was placed in charge Of one
party Of five and Miss Frazer in charge
J Of the remaining four, and In accord
ance with the adjutant generals direc
tons they are instructed 10 report i'm
mediatsly 10 Major General Shafter l.
san Francisco on their arrival
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-23
JAMES 4. WILSON.
Death of an HOnOred Citizen
and OctOgenarian.

A. briefly announced in the last
issue Of The Eagle, Mr.. james 7.
Wilson died at his home in this
city yesterday morning at o'clock
at the advanced age Of so years
and 5 months.
Mr.. Wilson was born in Barron
county, KY, February p, 1919.
He was educated at a preparatory
school and was a olassmate OF the
S. B Maxey. In 1856 at Fulton,
Tenn. Mr.. Wilson was married to
Miss Celestia Hawkins. He come
TO Texas in October 1861, locating
at Fl. Worth and remaining there
until the end Of the war. In Dc
tobcr 1866 he moved to Bryan and
has since made his home here. He
was engaged in mercantile PURSUITS
before aud after coming TO Texas
and was in business here for twen-
lty.fve years, first az a Wholesale
grocer and subsequently in the
hardware line.
! Mr.. Wilson leaves a wife and
-four childsen, the latter being Mr..
III. p. Wilson, Jr.. Mrs. J. W. Bar
ton Of Dallas, Mr.. Sam B. Wilson
and Miss Blanche Wilson Of Bryan.
Mr.. Wilson was a member Of the
Christian church from his youth
and active all his long life in
church work. lie was distinguished
among his fellowmen for high
+. moral character, refinement, exem'
plarv conduct, charity to those in
s need and all manly virtues. H'
enjoyed universal respect among
those who knew him and wai
widely known in Texas and Ken
lucky.
At the family home at . o'clocl
yesterday afternoon the funcru
service was conducted by Rev. r
D. Wilson, and Judge Ford,
friend Of Mr.. Wilson for GIT
years, delivered an eulogy on hi
character. His death was a. peace
full as his life had been, and marke
bythat infinitely sweet repose tina
takes the sting Of death away an
robs the grave of victory"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-23
No Use for reporters.

London. Ky. July - Carl DAILY, a
newspaper correspondent, is back from
Manchester. where Sheriff White knock
ed him down and ordered him out Of
town. Another correspondent was fired
on aud ordered ont o. town. An out
break Il expected AZ any time The
county officials charge that the newspa.
pers have exaggerated the situation and
both sides are suspicious Of strangers 50
that the correspondents We're promptly
ordered away. Mr. Griffin Is still una
bic 70 appear for trial as participant
IN the fight a week ago when three were
killed. two fatally and five seriously
wounded
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-23
NO PARTICULARS.
Race War ~ Lake village Believed to
ne Serious

Race War ~ Lake village believed to
Bs serious.
Little Rock. July % ~ Just what has
transpired at Lake Village is not yet
definitely known here Reports are In
circulation Of race war. but 10 far
these reports have not been positively
confirmed
A special from Pine Bluff says all Of
forts Of telegraph companies to reach
Lake Village have proved Intellectual
and they are confident that the negroes
have cut the wires outside Of the town
IN several places, and newspaper CORE
spondeuts. linemen and others left there
for the scene OF the trouble, belieyins
that iullgrown riot was in progress,
but II is impossible II this time TO OBJ
tain definite information
There was a rumor abroad that ne
gro was lyuched Thursday night, bat
there are no mea- OF corroborating th'
report
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-23

W. II. McYey, manager Of sbisa's !
plantation below Alleniarm, called at
The Eagle Office while in town yesieT-
DAY, and showed No a sample OF the
sediment, or soil deposit left on the land
in his vicinity. Tho sample lei. with
us was cut oht In brick shape and IL
about three inches thick. i, is still
damp and still, not unlike putty pre-
pared for use. II 10 Of red color and
infinitely valuable as fertalizer. Mr..
Mcvey says these deposits are heavy
on the farms Of II. II. Harrington and
3. Sblsi. Mr. McVey was unwell yes-
terday and had 10 return home by train.
The new arrangement Of the Texas
& Pacific Railway for taking care OF pas
sengers to Hot Springs, Arkansas, does
away with the lay-oyer at Malvern.
This makes the best service ever Of
lerei those WHO desire to visit the
greatest Mineral Springs In America.
The T. kP. run two fast trains daily,
equipped with superb Pullman sleepeIs
aud handsome new reclining Chair
Cars seais iFecl II
] Rev. l.. 3. llaidie, the well known
representative Of Texas Farm and Ranch
| /. here looking afler the interest OF that
excellent paper, and will attend the
Farmers congress at College.
n There VAS big run on the food suf-
.ierers commissafy in charge Of Mayor
adams yesterday, and Mr.. X. NJ. Cor
don, who keeps the record, had about
1 all the word he could do for awhile.
The contract for repairing the Mill
can road bridge was let yesterday 4
John +. Thomas, who will get to worl
on II quickly and energetically.-Nava
sofa Examiner.
W. T. Ford. l.. J.. Cox, ". /. Hous
( ton, Powell Winter, Claud Walker
llampe Buchanan, Wade Cox and 9th
ers attended the Cedar creek picnl
lrrdEy.
DR.. Heidlnesielder arrived from Hons
ton Yesterday aud viii oficiaie today .
tie Observance Of the rite Of circume
sion on the infart son Of Max Geiber.
,k A long distance telephone force
buoy in this vicinity putting In two ne'
lclrculls for the convenience Of patron
Of the company during the busy season
w. r. Tobias and James Tobias wei
Il here from Kurien yesterday aud III
Halter gave the Eagle a pleasant call.
Fresh cold beer and lunch, Wooie
Wells soda water always on hand at
lC. Marek's next door 10 Saunders
lOhnsonf. i'in
Aubrey Rhodes came mp from hou
ton Yesterday T. visit his father, Col.
9 NJ. Rhodes.
J.w. Barton came down from Dali
TO attend the funeral Of Mr.. J. +. Wi
y son.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-23
LOCAL NEWS.

DR.. West wen, to Bremond Yesterday.
Ion johnson went 10 Calvert yesier'
day.
For frs.-class drink, ring up phone
No. 1852. w.
R. II. Scale was here from Benehley
yesterday. <
Born to Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Wallace,
a daughter.
Two Houses Tor Reut-ApPly to Mrs.
FB Roberts. l'2H
Judge John n. Henderson returned 10
Austin yesterday.
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye atthe
Exposition saloon. 1901
John Payne was here from Payne
Z Prairie yesterday.
i A.w. Dyess Of Bethel. was visitor
70 the city yesterday.
Car cotton seed bulls on the track
for sale by Edge Bros. 50S
An kinds OF ane millinery very cheap
at Mrs. q. NJ. Proctors. ls5i
John Newsome was here from the
Biazos bottom yesterday.
Elder Rush Miller will preach at the
free Baptist church tonight.
FOR sALE-My corner residence.
Apply to Mrs. L. d. Roberts. 2l'
Mr. and Mrs. =. J. jenkins have re-
turned from Opa'oosas, II.
Mrs. Phil Clarke and little son re-
turned to Hampstead yesterday.
n Miss Zenobia Dannis Of Nayasoia, II
visiting relatives aud friends In Bryan
Smoke General Arthur ciga rs-be
In earth-sold at the Exposition sa'
DON. lilu Z
T.. Z. Curry was here yesterday IRON
j. W. Johulon's plantation in the boz
tom.
LOST The oil reservoir u bicycl,
lantern near the compress. Please ~
turn TO this Office. ~
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-23
Pharmacy
as a
Science

A late number Of a Pharmaceutical
journal contains an advertisement Of a
large manufacturing drug house stating
that they had rejected over 5000 lbs
Of two certain. valuable drugs within
the past l2 months, on the eogent
ground Of ineTtness, apropjs they ask
the question. What became Of them 7
AZ q matter Of course sucb drugs are
sold to the iobbers who keep them In
stock for the "close buying" retail drug
gist 10 whom ~ a general rule, all drug
look alike. desire 10 inpress the fact
that buy only the hest grade OF drugs
and being familiar with their character.
istics and structure, can TO greatex
tent judge a good drug from bad one
1t is here that Pharmacy Is akin TO q
science and where the skill of druggist
Is Of real value 10 community. lor
viii end our
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-23
To the Public.

Under q recent ruling Of the
Commissioners Of Internal Revenue
banks are prohibited from stamp
ing checks for customers. There
fore all unsiampod checks will be
returned TO the drawer unpaid.
This applies to receipts also when
not presented by the drawer in
person.
First National Bank Of Bryan.
Merchants & Planters National
Bank, Bryan, Texas.
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r.nn.,I,aaIa rrshIbIlIonI.l..

Philadelphia. July % - The Prohibi.
ton state convention here nominated a
ticket headed by John NJ Caldwell for
state treasurer The platform denounces
trusts and calls upon the president 10
take immediate action 20 assume the
peaoeable adjustment OF the differences
between our government and the Fill
pino-. 80 that the loss Of life and prop
erty and Generalization incident TO the
conflict, shall be speedily ended
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-23

Fort Smith, Ark. July 2s-Hugh
Grafney, one Of the striking miners
charged with violating the Federal
court injunction Of assaulting and
threatening witnesses who had testified
against the strikers. was sentenced by
Judge Rogers TO 90 days imprisonment
and TO pay fine Of $50 and all costs.
Ten others now in Jail are to be sem
tancoi
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-23
Fatal Fire At vulcan.

Gunnison. Colo. July % Fire has
destroyed a portion Of the town Of Nul
can The Vulcan hotel was burned
Two young sons Of Proprietor Dolan
persisted in the flames Il Is believed
two guests also persisted. Property loss
was small
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-23

san Francisco. July % Tho United
States transport Indiana has arrived
from Manila IN, journey occupying ~
days The yesse was sent 10 quaran-
tine. The Indiana las 35s sick soldiers
on board.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-23

Tilden. Tex. July % = News has
reached here 20 the effect that little
Stanley Carroll. youngest son Of Mr..
and Mrs NJ. G. Carroll, was instantly
killed near their farm by runaway
team
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-23

Muskogoe. I. T., July 90 Judge
Thomas has sentenced Cyrus A. Brown
and Matthew Craig. convicted murder
ers. 10 die here Aug. %.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-23

For accident and life insurance either
In lodges OF straight life companies see
Joe B. Reed. Also sells -four, rice and
coffee. u
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-23
Spikes, maze, Cloves, AIIspiIs,
clHHaMen, MHslaTd, etc.

or the finest grade which you will read
ily conclude by their fragrant aroma.
Likewise you viii ind our Tinctures-
finger, Capsicum, Lemon, Vanilla, Etc.
rich in true flavor and strength aud ~
clear as a crystal. We desire our ser-
vice TO stand second 10 none and shall
endeayor as 10 the past, 70 equally as
well in the future, to merit your conf.
dence aud patronage.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-23

Lake Charles. La. July 60 Mrs. Fred
Reynolds committed suicide by oarbonic
acid gas. She had attempted suicide
before.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-23

Detroit. July -. The stree. railways
have abandoned Scent fares and return
cd 10 the 5-cent rata
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-23

Eggs, Eggs, Eggs, Eggs.
EGGS cents a dozen while they last.
they won't last long at the price
yoi John B. Mike.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-23
E:MMEL'S

Prescription Pharmacy
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
DaS xhal abmdrtS.

IanIor. SIN Der am Srsitas Ibenb
abeebaltenen 8eriammluns bee GOuncila
purbe beidlOKen. iofort sublf Irtlidtsr
aus 8eIeubtuns Der Strabsn auiitsaen
su lafen. = Or. 8obertS 8. ID. Me8sn3is
uOn bier. Der 5rl. Tiqis Wusner BON
p~bilabelpbia au beiratben perfpra6. oiss
aber nidt tbat unb ibr aud 81. 900 es.
borstes @elo nidt suriidertattet baden
ioa, 1T tpesen 8rud beS @beueripredena
Don ber Dame fur SIS. 900 SdaDenerias
perfla8t moreen. - Die betagte Srau
5ii6er tarb am Wontas in Der Wobn,
uns ibrer IOdter, Srau Ssnrp DeibeI
an Wain Strabe ibre 8serbtsune sr.
fOlste aeitsrn. -SObn Waftsrs unb Sri.
Soa a6bler, beibe bel Der Bpne Wins
wobnbaft. traten seitern in ben @bs.
tanb.-Sames Suuipan tpurbe ssitsru
BEL @ebr. 4ntbonp'S @ulmpdidersi ourd
cine beritenoe Dampfr6bre 10 fdlimm
ps%rbrannt, oaB man einen f%atalen 8ers
lauf Der 8erIeBtuneen ertpartet.
- George Meriba erbisIt am MOntas
in Der Salfteao Wine su Durpea burt
sinen Sal o 5elsseltein idpsre Der.
lsbuneen unb i'm Woies GapIOr Soipital
beiirdlete man. oab iein Ridsrat aud
sebroden 1T, obsleid oies nidt sur 3eii
betimmt feft9elteut peroen tonnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
3tabtratb.

Select Council, 10. Sanuar.
Gin Brief bes Stabtanpaltss, in mel.
dem er iid ertunoist. Oh er ben sessn BIZ
Staet snti6isoenen Serbinanpo 5aq ap
p%sQirsn iolte, purbs benz Suftit Gomits
ibertpieisn. 2aut Der eerittIiGsn @nt.
ideiouns bat Srau S~erbiuunbo oas Rs6t,
Rsalis Court, spiiden 8atpistp gpenu,
uno Reunter Sirube. burd Elm @sbdubs
u blodiren.
Die Rsdnuns bss Gbas. &. So(lopap
i'm 8etrase bon 81 200 fdr ben neuen
dsmifdsn Waesn Der columbia Som.
pahie, ipurbe nod furssr Debate ,ur
3abtune bsorbert.
Die Hpminatian beS :. 8. Wcgann
alS Snipeftor bes 3peisubsusstanaIss
an Stipp Court tparo beftdtiet.
Die RsfOlution oes untsrsn 9peiess,
tpslHe Elm Gomits bon fe6s porf6reibt,
um 8atbi&ldse in Setrsf Der Carbon
Strubs 8reu3un8 su MAIDEN. iotpie bic,
tsslde cine @onfersus nit ben Beamtsn
Der Scranton &ailmap 60. boridldgt.
UNI biefe su bepeeen, isinen Wotormann
ODER Gonbuiteur ibsr bic betrefenos
arsusuns Iuufen su lafen. psI&er Iber
lber 10 Stunoen an Der arbsit mar,
purbsn a%nesnommen.
Semen 8~eiolutionsn purbe au6 beiass
timmt. bic ben @ontradt for @rbauuna
osr Seftion 6 i'm 5. absusstunal 9ihrift
unb einen 9pei8ab3uestanal an Bon
Storh Npenue unb SonesbaIe Strabe
an 9. 5. O'Sara iberpeifsn..
Cine bon 9bittenben sntpotfene Re.
~foIution tparb eineebra6t unb befdtisi.
Sic d Dor. bob Der Stabtcontroleur
sinsn 8orani&las oaribsr anfsrtissn
fol-. iber ben Sstras ben bic Staot an
9tIau3sn in ben Sduoen bes S4asmsi.
tiers gu 8 Broasut Snterefen erbaltsn
t6nnte ; ebenio. OBJ er seieblid bic be-.
trsfsnoe Summe in ieinen Borani1laa
far bas na4fe 5istaIiabr einperleibsn
tann.
Common council, 10. Sanuar.
Dieter 3weis psrf&ob auf unbefttmmte
8sit bic Grlebieune Der WcInoretp 8s.
iOIuiion. tie bsspedts. buB BoIisitsn, bic
an Der BOlitif elm su reyes SntersEs
nsbmen. beftraft perben unb fe aud tpeesn
@ranosn idIsen foate. Da
oas Yolissi Department bur4 cine Bee
itsbsnOe Orbinans rssulirt 1T, 70 ipurbs
bic 8sfoIution ais unn6tbie unb 8sisss
ssuatst unb Der antras auf un'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
@apue Gpuutu.

S~nnesbaIe. - Srau N. aIsin boz
SeelsppiQe tpurbe am 0onnsrfus in
bisfisen Iuib. Srieobofe beerbist. wObe
8ator ". D. @auenfamp amtirte ; biz
8erfprbene ma rs Sabre oIt uno tpirt
bon iehs 2bdtern Iuno sinem Sobnt
iberIsbt. Ser idbrli6e Wastenbaa BIS
Wdnnsrdor finbet an Q Der oss 2ieser'
trans um 8. Setruar ftatt.-Der Sunss
Sobn @ilmuib puroe am Samfug beim
S4Iittenfabrsn auf Beers Berg bon iei'
mem Sdlitten s~stporfen unb sesen cine
Stsinmauer eeihleuceri, babel boie 8srs
Isbunssn srbalteno. = Inter Der Ter'
ipaltuns unisrsr iesiesn Gommifdrs il
bic GOuntpi@ulb nm $1,000 rsousirt
tpcrosn.
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Suumore.

- Die electric Sdlau6 @ompanie
bolt am 10. Sebruar in @ablers' Sals
ibren s~tpeiien idbrliden Wustsnbaa ab.
- Srsenb elm Salunie bsrIu6te 60
am SOnntus Nbsnb, bic SObeImlbls bss
SEQ. Bingham bon Slo Bine Strabe
niebersubrennen. inoem er cine Ssnher.
ibeibe einfisb unb cine Auontitdt Sobel.
ipdbne ~ansdnoete ; sum Slid purbs
bas 5euer sntosdt uno sel6i6t, sbs 20
nmfane erreibte.
Der Dumpiiefs! in Der S~obeImGbIe
oes 8. &. Oafelp an Waoiion Npenus
tIpIooirte om Sumftas 8Ormiiias uno
bic 2uftetidIttsrune NOR cine itarte unp
soe itnsl cine erreete Neni1enmense
On. bic elm unelid lpitterte; gum Slid
tparo iebob niemunb psrlebt, benn ieiner
Der paar Arbeitsr narsn in Der Ndbe bes
SampflefsIs.
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befimmte grIebisuns ansenOmmsu.

bsaimmte GrIebieuns ansenommen.
Des WaporS idbrli1s 8otf&aft trurbe
obne 8erleiuns e%insetrasen. Sonin's
S4reiben in 8etrsff Der Bellevue Trans.
fsrs tpurbe bonn oberen 3neiss erbaIten,
p~srleisn unS ebsnfals e~insetrassn.
Ser 8%efoIution. bic ben Gontraft aus
BFatferuns bon Bred Court an bic Bar.
Der 48pbalt Gompanie Ibertpeif, unb Der,
tpelHe cine nnterfu6uns Der aerasniraft
Der eleftrifden 2idtsr a~norbnet, tuurbe
beiaefimmt.
Neue BorIagen ipurbsn ipie fcIat elm.
sereitt: Sur einen ipeiteren permanens
ten Dfann Der eagle Sdlau1 Gompanis ;
fir Seftfsauns Der RipeIirungsIinie an
Riper StroBe, stpiidsn Srpins unb
Groun apenues fdr elm eleitrif&ss
Sitt. Ode 8ine unb @orbon Straben.
Die Orbmanssn fur eiuen abaussta.
nalaufnebmer IN Osforo Gtrabe, far
9dditeinpHaferuna bon Sanberion aps.
nue. uno fir elm elsfirii&es 2i&t in bsr
|. Warb. tpurben BEL etitsr unb stpeiter
Gsiuna anSenommen. pdbrenb bic Orbis
nan3 fir einen tpsiteren %permansnten
Nanu Der 8sIief 60. Del britter 2eiuns
%aneenommen tparb.
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Shtet Gua Dor saIben aeaen sa.

tarrb, bic Autdflbsr entbaItsn, ba AutdfIbtr
llhsr ben Chm bts Scrubs a~triSrsn uno has
game Spfsm pSais s~srrfttsn pirb. ptnn Is
Sur6 bi. l&lsimiatn ObnHG&m Gnbrinat
SOI6s artifsl iUatsn ME aubtr auf 8srOrbnuns
gut bsrufsnsr arjit etbrau6t psrpsu, ba Der
Sbas,n, ben ft anrtGttn, isbnnal 70 srob il
a!s eas 8utt, has Str BARON rJislsn iSnntti.
6al's 8aiarrb'tur ~fabrittrt bon Q. 8. Cheney
& Go 1cItbO, 81 tnibGlt fsin AusdiIbsr unb
pire inntrlit asncmnsH unb tpirft pirtft aui
bic i6lsimiltn SbsIfG6tn bts Syfsms. Msnn
3br cats Ratarrb-a ur fault, ltio ihtr, eae
9br bic 61tt btfommt. sic pirb innsrlit at.
nprnusn unp in IcItbo, Sbtc, pom Q. 8.
Gbtnty s Go. stmaht.
No. 8ufauft pom alsn apOtbtfsrn, prtis
Use bic Glaibt.
pats 6amilisu pilsn inb bic btRtu.
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Mrmen 8 Beb6rbe.

p~ermanents Organization bisisr 26r.
peri4aft fano tp,eoerum am 5reitae nitt
itatt. tpiro aber pubrfdeinl,6 morssu
srfolssn. oenn ber 8eb6rbeanpalt er.
tldrte, oab oieS unter benz @efeBe i'm
Sunuar ssfdsbsn iolte. I'm UCrIiessnos
@siddfte su srlsbisen. Orsanifrten iid
Die Ritslieber tsmpordr uno cine sr66ere
4nsabl bon unterftabun8s @eiu8en.
msifsntbsils bon Der Sabfsite. tpurosn
in Der sepDbli6en Irt unb Weiie erlebiet.
Den 3eitunsen, bic bei ben 9irsftoren
gut ansei&rieben iinb. purbe Der idbr'
Iide 8eri4t sur 8etOfsnlli&uns lber.
tpiefen.
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Deutf&s 8risfIiRs.
6ulsSeb0ree

Su Der Wontus Nbenb 8sriammluns
oiefer 8ebbroe puroe mad 8efdtisuns
bes 8rotoiolS uno nadb.m bic Sulaire
Der SaniiorS unb 9eamten ,ur 8sjabl.
uns beorbert iparen. bas Quorum sebro,
den unb bic 8srfammIune fanb Elm iebr
pIbSIi1es gnbe, benn tpeitere @si6dfte
tonnten obne elm 0uarum ni&t srIeoist
merbeu.
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Grten meleen iiA fAlisalia.

8ien, %. San. Gin 9spObner pom
San Sranetsco, Or. Gbatles Srepe.
itarb bier i'm bersuneenen Suli am
5dlase unb binterlieb Elm 8ant' Gut.
baben BON $3.50. 600. rs fonnten feline
grbsn sefunben perosn. uno Der Staat
mar fGon i'm Besrlf. oas @elb su erbe.
ben, oils ii4 stpei arme SGpel3er Na.
mems 8Osbarot uno Wnp. aus Duben,
oOrf BEL 3Iri&. bic Dor elni8sn Taeen in
Blen anlaneten, oils gibsn meloeten.
Sic bradten Dofumente NIT fit, um su
tepetien. baB Is Der 8ruoer uno S6pa,
ger bss 8s,lt,rbenen ieisu.
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Sansbdltertn p~erlamat.

Gin Wittpsr cbus anbans. In ben 5O,tasr
9abrsn unb nit tiutni suitn Stin, iu@t sins
Wittpt pbnt Anbans, bic psn AZ bic so Sabre
alt unb prpteff lntiit idn fol-. Sit fpa ibrs
Sa1t gut psrasbsH, tbrli& une rs&if&aftn
ltin. Das nGbers wirD ptrf5nli@ btfprsHtH
tptretn unb aumtlounstu foltn In Der .@ea-
snbIatt" Sfiet ssmaHf ptstn.
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Ole @dlber 9etsienS um'
faiien 1861 Bro3ent bes @eiammt'
oreals beS QanbeS.

Snolt eet5btete Sper'
hinge in Der I3eit 3wiiden benz ].
OftOber uub l. DECEMBER eiuJuliefern,
III mad elmer in Der Prooius Sunnoper
beitebenoen Soridrift ieoer Bauer per'
pflidtet.
Ger trodenfe aIter Sif6e
in mad Der @nalDie zines beutideu
Gbemifers Der SluBaal. Stuff go Bro'
gent feiner Subftanseu iinb @aiier.
Gin naditen itebt Der 9ads nit ola
Yro,ent.
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Neae Mmseisen.
Serlan0t:

Cine quite 5ausbGlttrin, sntpsbsr aus siutr
pnbsiratbettn 8rau nit Gamilis pssr elmer
0ittws unO 8amilis b,fsbtno, nm ben Sausbalt
auf Stsuer's 6arm bel Mt. Dtpsy ~ fibreu.
NGbuss srfabrt man In Sdtuu's BGdtrti an
Stoof Stfaes auf btr Sablttt. AZ
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3u Nerfaufeu.

3wd pftrbt, sptt 5oIjpassn unb mtbrsrs
anesrt gum 8ubrptrftn uStbist ArtiftI fnb biais
lu ps,lduftn. Ra&iufrassn In 3s. 6t0 Gssar
Nptnut. IL
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Scr MuSOtrfauf lpe9en @eiddftsauf9abe
tit 8rown'S 8ee !Sipe mirb tortgelett.

Yrete fnO 9~era6seeet fit bic meaen @aaren uno iebr biae fit
meniger als BITE Sdlfte Ses &Oitenpreiies. @r nennen enise
Mrtttel, !. 9. 9amen= nMb &tnber'Ntdntel, Saden, Yel,maaren, @aias,
1~ntersense far @anner, Sranen nnO &inoer, Yuemaaren. Sie nnO
Miten, Semben, 9anoi@nbe, 9als6efeiOnngen, etc, etc. Seoer adnfr
erbdlt COUPONS ton 5 Gents a%nfudrts, far mel@e pra6tbO0e StlOer
gratis a~nsgegeben tperoen TT
NrOWm's See Sioe, 224 0acf0tpanma 1lOcnmc.
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R6enmatismas i'm 8ddsu. in ben
Saultern, SufIen. Asntsln. GItosen obsr
oanbeelenisn eniitebt ourd gu pielS dure
I'm 8lut. Soop's S~u,faparila bs,li
8beumatismus.