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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

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THE ssse pcssd - phsrmscy on rod
examinations for registration ~ HctA
sDeier, Seattle. wseh.. Oct q snd -
- File Application win Secretary ..
W. Macarthur. Spoksne. ~ /. Korn- Sc
attic
hrECrAL INFORMATION rrHNIgHED
manufacturers. busir~ss houses ard
public men BY the Press Clipping Bu-
resu tAllsn'G, room n Mckay evfldsne.
Portland. or
coMpoaITIoN-sve are nov prepared 10
do competition 70. the trsde amy meas
ure). IN Ncnpafcil. Minto1. BREWER ara
LorG prsmer. Satisfaction guarsnssed
CAV or sddress observation-disclosures. g.
attic.
~ cedar piles = feet long. "a 70 = ss nse
end. Adfrces Frye- Rrunn Co
PHnsovAa
PERSONAL - DR. Msr~d~Id.s monthly
regulator has broueEt happ]neS 20 bum
dreds Of anxious women: have never Dad
siagls failure: longest cases relieved n
no danger. no Interference with work:
by mail or once g all letters truf1fuily
answered The Mansfield Remedy Co.
is7 Dearborn ~, rocm sis. Chicaro, I'LL
FfRSr grand masquerade begi 81 the 500
son 10 take place ~ Hanhe hall Pike
street and FSfyh avenue. Wednesday
evening. October o. prize cahe walking
resentstive costumes: Grand march at .
o'clock. sharp. exceIiens music viii be in
attendance. Admission, maeQueFaded,
s0c. spectators. &c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

1uLp WANTEU-MAl9 AND 10nALn
B0oKHtNDEkY-~As issAy situation foy I
nnsahsf ~ Osre, steb IN erptris6ced SRI
~ woman tsa6k binder ~ set - fofekAdy.
fnqu.rN thlA ofnce.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

SPLENDID business chance a. vFnrosf~
YER, ~. c.. he BEST paying nstsE for ept4
81 a Jew figure large snd select sveF-
increasing trade. booAs open 70 ~xarufna
ton owner desires - tresel mtsf ne
soid privately. gross rer@tpts and f~Ts1l
matter gfvsn on application 70 Mellon q
scott Brohers 90 Ccrsovs stress. YAM
couver.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03
uELS WAsTsO-A0msTs. SOLICIT.
Ono, ETC.

Oao. ETC.
WHY NOT MAKE 80 q! week. statesmen
are mAkins 80 10 o1s week With out
beautiful nsw Panoramic albums.
Fighting In the rhiasppsnes" and Our
New poseessions Go easily do
50. each album contains ieo paHnins
cent large photographic reproductions
Of ssirrnN. pathetic ana humorous
scsnss OF camp ard battlefield. portraits
Of prominent war heross, native pic.
lures. noted points OF interest. scenery.
etc. Thomas ~. Anderson, brixadier
general. u. n. A., says: The ensYsv.
lnxs are both faithful and pioture.que."
Heavy. ivory finish paper. handsome
covers exquisite works % art. one man
sold 80 nrss day; everybody buys ":
generous commission. one complete 81.
bum (papsr coverl, u cents. both nj.
buns. 70 cents. cloth binding. n cents
each. both. - cents. order now; don't
waste time In correspondence. money
refunded " not absolutely satisfactory:
catalogue free. manuscripts promptly
Sxssm,nsd, ~. Tsnnysoe Nicely. pub.
wANTED-A i've agent for . standard
WsshinSscn ana Gorsisrn idaho: ais"
for Western Washington: liberal discount
20 right party. Address Walter A. Scott,
&n Montgomery street. San frNncfeco.
WANT axssis 70 ssll my stomach repair.
cr: trial bottle free. Grand Central. room
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

FOR -A1>E-A 7--z1r- 1ess-~ ~ sexs -
es0s> 70 car IRE $3.50 "a sslsr~a z
nsonfhs price 81 80
from modern 10f8se ~ ~ n.zss
aeosf 9sa-fng frusx rr~~ 7r@ Na-rse IS .
20 car 3ne sai<srx 3fEs a1e@- 1r1~e Ekxzs
) Eofs Lac f-rson serSf6 - eaes ~nszn..
zna iofs ami vsrz1y io.z 81 AL zssrre =,
city. Fer s~s~ps SOC Nsrxassa vx~E4@rv-
1911 Tssivf ave-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

FOR SALE-For>~sa.-sf ~fsv xrs go.
property cheap. and terms ~axx rzr---
BofHwsl tnmns and assurances. EusrDn
esock IossDnansS Xaxn -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

pNE for 81 40. ore FOR 81 80 orc For 81 -
one for tsH0 one f1r 60. 4lza e fgrfy
cigar store for ATTY ilvsrE r3crue sttarh-
81, laundry. agency hookS. psr~-s. 80
email BAKERY ART ~ocrnx. ~ 1.est
nargafn IN gh~ cry cry asy ~ re~@9@-
man wstn ~ 80 rsn secure r-orev ~ =
81. NJ other agent n fns -ty nas T~i9
property for ssfe. noas Suf carries rfr1
the amount r~1sftref y rice upstsfrs frre-
rnenf. four rocrsss. oesurffsl view 81 msr-
ty-9ffh avenue low rent car tre. 3 =
West q Co. 81 Ffrsr xv~rte
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

WE have for sale a few hateEs and -n~ra-
ing houses &c reasonable figures nnw %
the time TO invest, the exposition ~ ~
and the Soys are coming Tvnrv r1or4
ought 20 De- made 20 pay = per fay TIE
place to secure these - az ~ Efuckf@y
block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

SOME OF OUR s<Apz
Tiu~ restaurant IN xood Trimming Sryfsr.
Small groceries from szs ID
Ciesr ssores erosu $50 no.
Rcornfrg houses Galleries. s~rIfs ~farsfs
livery seahiex and ofher god fusfnesses
Bridges H. 20
III Washington Rstlsffnw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-23
A PRETTY MESS.
Discord Triumphant in Mass
achusetts Democracy.
Hon. W. L. RamsdeIl, State Auditor
Nominee, Refuses 10 Stand.
Mayor Quincy Of Boston. Roundy Scores
thursdays Convention.

Boston, Sept 22.-Hon. Josiah
Quincy, mayor Of Boston, who is close
ly identified with tha leading men Of
that section Of the Democratic party
in Massachusetts which opposed The
selection of delegates to The national
Democratic convention at the state con-
venti0n Of the party here, yesterday,
gave out statement, today. Mayor
Quincy said:
The action Of the convention in Sc
lec5ing a fun list Of delegates to the
Democratic national convention of next
year. in advance even of the issue by
the national committee Of the call for
such convention. | regard as a most if
regular, improper and un-Democratic
proceeding. If ] were the only Demo-
crat in massachusetts, opposed to this
proceeding l would still desire TO go on
record against it: the convention. how
ever. clearly demonstrated that the
sentiment in opposition to the course
which the state committee has succeed
ed in forcing upon the party is wide
spread. The opposition to the iGca Of
depriving the Democratic voters in the
several congressional districts of the
time honored right to select their own
delegates was, at any rate, great
enough to change very radically the
state which had been prepared for
delegates to the national convention
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-23

Thursday. in Mechanics hall. alleged
| to be a convention Of the Democratic
party Of Massao husetts. my name was
presented and accepted as a nominee
Of the Office Of state auditor. If in the
course of the arbitrary and despotic
conduct of the proceedings following
the announcement of the list of nomi-
nees | had been given an opportunity
to do so, | should have declined the
nomination on the spot. Having been
refused recognition I am compelled to
forward a declnation by mail. which 1
beg you TO submit to the committee
authorized to fill vacancies on the state
ticket
While very grateful to those who Sc
lectcd my name for the nomination and
to the convention for accepting the
same. ! am not sensible Of any partic-
ular honor conferred thereby. On the
contrary. as the nomination places me
in more or less direct association with
the authors Of Thursdays wicked per
version of Democratic principles. I am
compelled to regard it as q disgrace.
Tho control Of the Democratic organic
alton in this commonwealth has been
obtained By an element which in the
beginning stood for loyalty to VIM.
Jennings Bryan and the Chicago plat
form. and as such was entitled to the
support of all Democrats who We're
faithful 10 the regenerated party. In
tho contests which were waged in 1895
and 1897 to secure that element in its
position ii was the duty and pleasure
of all loyal Democrats to stand by the
state organization against attacks from
within the party lines. In none of
these contests was there any abroga-
ton of Democratic principles or any
attempt to make use of other sources |
of strength than the rule of an honest !
~ elected majority.
II the position taken by the Demo-
cratic party in this state it was obliged |
to base its appeal for public support |
on grounds of equity and justice and |
its progress depended on keeping faith |
with The people in matters of principle. |
The example Of Democracy's great ma
tional leader in relying solely on the |
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-23

sense OF justice among the people and
misunderstanding the intrigues and
sharp practices of the INSCRIPTIONS
politician. was one which the Demo-
cratic organization in this state was i'm
DUTY bound to follow, if it aimed to-
gain and hold public confidence. As
the time approached for marshalling
forces in another national campaign
the requirement of strict fidelity to the
of Democracy became more
than ever incumbent on the party or
GaniZation in this commonwealth.
There would have been no occasion
for abandoning this position at the
present time were it not for the APP
prehensions of individuals whose politi-
cal fortunes are staked upon Demo-
cratic success in 1900. The belief has
been growing among Democrats that
much Of the energy expended in recent
times in maintaining a strong state or
ganizatiOn has been erected in behalf
Continued on page %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-23
Weather Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, Sept 22.-Durins the
past p hours there have been showers
from the lower Missouri valley east
ward into northern Ohio and also in
the upper Lake region and eastern
Florida: elsewhere the weather has
been fair. Temperatures have fallen
over the rain area, also the bower Lake
region and northern Rocky Mountain
region. They have changed but little
over the remaining districts.
Generally fair weather is Indicated
Saturday and Sunday. except showers
Saturday. from eastern Illinois east
ward through the Ohio valley and low
er Lake region and also in eastern
Florida.
on the Atlantic coast fresh south to
west winds Will prevail. Saturday. in
the northern portion and north ID east
winds in the southern portions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-23
HEAVY DAMAGE
BY Fire in CarIeton's Block,
Main Street, Watervi|Ie.
S. |. Preble and w. c. Hawker & Co..
the Heaviest Losers.
Loss. hearly S2O.0OO-Narrow Escape OF
Chief Paisted and Foreman Davies.

Waterville. Me. Sept. 22.-(SpeciaD.
The most disastrous and the hardest
fire to fight for years in Waterville oc-
CURED, Friday morning, when the build
ing owned by Mrs. Caroline Carleton
and occupied by 5. L. Prcble, photog-
rapher, and w. G. Hawker & CO.,
druggists, was almost completely
wrecked. The total loss is nearly $20,-
600; partially covered by insurance.
The fire was discovered shortly after
1 in the morning By Deputy Marshal
Simpson, who was then near Lemont's
bakery store. AS near as could be
seen there was then only a small
amount Of fire. and that was in the
middle Of Hawkers drug store. Mr..
Simpson at once pulled in the alarm
from box IS.
In the few moments that elapsed be-
fore Chief Engineer Plaisted was out
of the house the smoke could be seen
rolling out in clouds from the rear of
the building. BY the time the alarm
had finished striking and the apparatus
was cut on the street ana on the way
20 the fire. the flames were pouring out
of the rear of the building in sheets.
as soon as the severity of the fire
was realized Chief Plaisted ordered
enough lines of hose strung so that
when the fire was at its worst, water
was being poured from the front onto
rhe building. another stream was being
played through the front door, third
from the roof of the Merchants Bank
building. and at the rear of the build
ing a stream was carried through the
rear door. another line was stretched
over the rear Of the roof and still an
other. making six in all, was being
played onto the roof at the rear.
The building by this time was one
mass Of flames. Starting from the
middle Of the store the flames had
worked their way up through the floor
into the photograph gallery, where, IN
4 room. the whole length Of the build
inc 100 feet. the flames had full
sweep. To make matters still worse
tho steel ceilings made it almost I'M
noesible to reach the flames. me TN
roof on the front part of the building,
and the numerous angles, caused by
the building having so many addltiohS
t,,i,+ on only increased the difficulties
for the fremen.
At one time. after the flTemen mao
been at work for an hour. it lookeh as
though the fire was under perfect con
troll and that it would be but the WORK
Of half an hour longer before the all OH
would be rung in, but in the MIDST D!
the steam that had commenced TO arlse
r.ore soon clouds of smoke, and the
Gremen were obliged TO change tnen
tactics. the fire having passed uluel
tbe steel ceiling to another part OIL 'ht
building. breaking out at the front 81
the building - +ba rao,
Al one of the side rooms IN the re''i
Continued on page -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-23
FAIR. TODAY AND TOMORROW.

Washington, Sept. 22.-Forecast for
Saturday and Sunday: New England,
fair, Saturday and Sunday; fresh
westerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-23

ana to compel the acceptance, in order
to carry through the programme at all.
Of many delegates who are known not
TO be the creatures Of the present state
machine CT its leader. | am still con-
!ident that if the Democrats Of the
state could be polled, they would vote
against this departure from the usual
course OF procedure and this usurpa-
ton of the political power by a large
majority. Unfortunately the leadership
of the elements which controlled yes
terday's convention has reduced the
Democratic party of this state to
condition of political Indifference which
makes it difficult to obtain a repre-
sentative expression of opinion.
My opposition to the un-DemOcratic
action Of the convention in respect to
the choice of delegates viii not affect
my support Of the STATE ticket and | DO
not propose to be driven out of the
Democratic party by anyone. With
many of the declarations Of the plat
form ] am heartily in favor, and I
would vote for any ticket that could be
nominated to express my adherence Of
the miserable mess which the present
administration has made Of the whole
Philippine question"
After news had been received of the
refusal Of Hon. Walter l.. Ramsdell of
Lynn. to accept the Democratic nominal
ton for state auditor. it was announced
that Jos. ]. Flynn of Lawrence, the
nominee for state treasurer had with
drawn. Mr.. Flynn. however, denies
that he has taken such action as yet.
and says that he is on good terms with
the state committee.
Lynn, Mass. Sept. 22.-FOrmar Mayor
Ramsdell of this city, nominated for
state auditor by the Democratic con-
vention, Thursday. in Boston. has de-
clired to be a candidate. This after
noon, he sent the following declaration
to Hon. W. S. McNary. secretary of the
Democratic state committee:
Lynn. Mass, Sept. %, 1899.
Hon. W. s. McNary. secretary Demo-
cratic state committee, Boston. Mass. I
Dear Sir-In the convention held,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-05-17
aein gfedt anf bakIihfeit.

Die Srau, Die bilbl6 bon Gnseiidt,
bon f96ner 5isur unb ianftem @emitb
1T, tpiro itets Sreunbe babem, nm aber
10 anSiebenb gu fem, nuB man feline
@elunobeit gut erbalten. @enn eine
Jrau franf unb ldpd6lib 1T, uno
iuenn ibr SDitem sel6uddt iit, bann 1T
tie rei5bar unb nerp6s. Benn fie an
9artleibisfeit oOer giierenleioen laboz
rirt, 70 miro ibr unreines 8fut baBli9e
5aut slusidldse unb einen unreinen
9eint sur 5olse baben. electric
8itters 8 iit, bic bette Meoiciu Der
@elt, I'm Masens, 2eber= uno Nieren>
leioen 5u resuliren uno bas 8lut su
reini9eu. @s perl9aift fraftiae Nerz
ben, belle stusen, iammetiuei9e, flare
.5aut sno bliibenben Geint. Surg, bies
Mlittel ma6t eiue frdntli6e unb
ibipa9e Srau selunb, anmutbis unb
anSlebeno. Sir nur SO Gents in Der
Ipotbefe BON S. &alteper & Spn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-05-17
800 @elphnuna. 500.

9ie 2eier ber r5reien Yrelie fur geras"
tueroen iib freuen, au erfabren, bas es
peni9ftens eine 9eflrdtete &ranfheit
aiebt, tuelthe Die @iiienibaft in an ibren
Stufen su beilen i'm Stanbe 1T; Sall's Sea-
tarrb'&ur 1T bic einsige iebt Der arstlicben
Briioeridaft befannte pDiitibe eur. &as
tarrh erforbert als cine Contributions
trantbeit cine conftitutipnelle Bebanbluna.
San's &atnrrb<8ur tpiro innerlidb aenom>
men mnb tpirtt birett auf bas Blut nnb bic
lbleimigen Oberfldcben bes Sbftems, oae
bnrh Die @runolage ber 8ranfbeit serfD>
reto nno benz Hattenten 8raft sebeno, tns
oem iie bic Contribution bes &brpers auf>
baut nno Der Natur in ibrem 8erfe bilft.
Sie giaentbiimer baben 10 biel 8ertrauen
an ibren 5eiltraften, haB iie einbunbert
Dollars 8elpbnuns fur jeben San aabie.
ten, ben lie 5lt ftriren nerfeblen. 2aBt
gud1 etne 9ifte bon, Seu9niiien fonmen.
@tan aoreffire;
S. s. gbeneb & 6 o., Eolebo, ..
DaSertauft bon alien MpDtbeterr, rs Gts.
6au's Gamilien.giaen iinb bte beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-05-17
-Sarotmntb's "KOH-I-NOOR"
y letffift bdlt Idnger on aIs 3 on,
bere. Wfan fteue etne probe on.
Gin 49pftr o,s patriotisnms.

Sin &oafmoln aus Der propenee,
Der ii1 ulif elmer @ei6dftsreiie befanb,
iibcrnoftete in elmer tleinen Gtabt,
etlua ie0s Stunoen ppn 9pon entfernt.
Sn Der Nadt cripadte er uuo fonnte
nidt 9lei6 mieoer einl6lafen. 9a b6rte
er ploblid in Dem 3immer nebenan
9eoampfte Sttmmen. 9teueierig, jebo6
obne ir9eno etlpas goIes gu oenfen,
legte er bas Gbr an Die 3pii6entbiire
uno bclalll6te nun Die llnterbaltrn9
smeier Mdnner, Die babcn banoelte, baB
binnen &ur5em Elm 9etpiiier 9amiens
ben Soni9 Quopig ben Siinf3ebnten
ermorben iplle.
Z Ser Gaufmann als treuer patriot
bate ni6ts Gilieeres gu tbun, als glei6
am nd6lten @loreen in aller Griibe
na6 paris gu reiien unb iib beim
poli5eilieutenant 8errper melben gu
laiien, ben er jebo6 ni6t antraf.
9araufbin i6rieb er ibm bor ieiner
sl6rene einen Brief, tporin er i6m bos
@ebDrte ausfiibrli6 mittbeilte, aberFin
Der Sorse, bab gerrDer ieinen 9rief
fir cine Capitalization balten f0nne,
febrte er no6mals mad paris 3uritf,
Inn ieinen gamen unb @obnort ben,
gean1ten an5ugeben. 8errDsr i9entte
ben &eoen bes braben Mannes nidt
ben re6ten @lauben unb traf oesbalb
aud nur meniee 8orii1tsmaBreqeln.
9ie 6ol9e OaDon mar, baB bas ge=
plante 9lttentat llngebinbert Itattfinben
fonnte. glod ebe Der Gauimann In
feline 6eintatb suriidgefebrt mar, bate
Der MOrber iein Meiier auf ben 20nis
gesiidt, inn jebo6 bios cine unbeoeuz
tenoe @unoe bei9ebra6t. gerrper iagte
ii6 nun, baB Der @arner ni6t ru6ia
iiber Die Geidi6te fein tpiirbe, unb baB
er (gerrDer) auf oieie Meiie bur9 feline
Ha6ldiiisfeit UNI Die @nabe bes 26.
ni9s, ioipie I'M feline eintrdgli9e Stels
lung fomnlen tOnnte. Gr i6idte oes=
balb nnper5iieli6 einen Gommiildr unb
mebrere 9dider auf Die 2anbitraBe
nod 2Don, Die Der Gaufmann gu pai.
iiren bate. Ser llnsliidfide tpuroe er-
griffen, gefeiielt, gefnebelt unb mad
Der galtille 9ebra6t no er ni9t tpenis
ger als .18 Sabre i6nadtete,s als ein
Spfer ieines patriptismus. grf l775,
als Der cole Malesberbes iib niebrerer
Der III Der gaitille sefangenen poIi-
tilden 9erbre6er annabm unb ibre
Jreilaiiuns erpirtte, i6lus aud fir
unieren Sponer &anfmam bic 8e=
freiungsitunbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-05-17
Gin @leidyniG Dsr,oa Atlas.

SerSos sllba, bas gefiir6tete Merf-
ieug ocs fransoiiIden 9eipoten pbilipp
oes Sipeiten, ipuroe aud Der &atb9eber
Der franSOiiI6en &eeentin 3atbarina
bon @leoici, als bel oieier Der plan su
Der grarianen llntbat Der BARRIER
glutbo65eit reifte. sJn elmer Inter
reoun9 bieriiber. als Sersog 9Jlba an
aat9arinas Geite zines Cages burd
ben 6arten bes S9loiies bon Moulins
i6ritt, mo sufdllis I'M Mei6er aefiIdt
iuuroe, bIieb 9lba plobli9 ltebeu unb
oeutete, liitig ieoes 9Bort abipdeenb,
auf oas Neb, bas bic Slider ans ufer
So9en. o2lu9e 2eute, oiele Slider u
mllrmelte er mie i'm 9elbifaefprdd).
Isle bebalten nur Die eefanaenen 2adfe
uno Se6te gum MbIdla6ten = Die
6roi6e laiien lie luieber in ben Seid) Il
pSbr ieio seritrellt. Sersoa, unter-
brad iHh peripunbert &atbarina Don
WteoicL lid perlauee ni6t, Cure gln-
ii6t ilber Siiderei gu boren, ionoern
euren &atb, oh Die Sdupter Der Suae-
notten NIT ben 5000 setpobnli6en &e.
bellen fallen iollen ober nidt.4
9llba beutete wieber aui bic SiIdler
ulio .ia9te; n6ilnitauienb Groide fino
ni6t 10 piel pertb, uie Elm Qadstopf.
6roi6e iansen 1T unniibe Mliibe, auf
Die Sa6le tonlmt es ani"
aatDarina bat bus @lei6niB 9llbas
berltanoen beiol9t. Sn Der Bar
tbOlomdusna6t ocs fplgenpen eSobres
prrocn and Die Sdupter Der Suqenot-
ten nidt berl6ont
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ibm gu @Dren peranltalteten Saeb fi6
betDeifi9eno, gel6ab es einmal, bab
Der W}pnar6, melber befanntli6 ettpas
fllr5ldti9 mar, als er eben duf Elm linn
gum S6uB 9efonmenes Stiif 9amtpilo
oas @elpelr aboriifte, iiber eine 9aum=
ipurSel ltolperte unb binfiel. Ser S6uB
batte aber feline Wirfltng oenno6 ni6t
nerfe0lt, penn> bas Sbier fam, tbotli9
9etroHelL alei6falls gum Gallen. Ser
&Onig erbob ii@ mieber, lno obne feline
quite eaune 5l berlieren, i6er3te er
better bel Der W}ittagstafel iiber ben err
littencn flelnen llnfall. Nbenbs aber
id)rieb er III ods Grembenbu6 bes
S0lniles; .9elte i6oB i6 einen Spie=
Der nno einen Yurselbaum ba5u.-
Srieorib 9eil6elm."
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an OeutidIanb uirb aeaenm6,

= Sn Seutfblanb wirb sesenwdr.
tig Der Bau neuer S9iffe NIT gros
Der 2ebbaftigteit betrieben. Mnf ben
S6iRsbausWerften bon globm & BoB
tn 6amburg III eben Elm neuer Dampfer
Der 6ambatg Nmeritanii1en 8eieG,
i6aft bonn Stapel geIauftn. Die &c.
ieai9aft bat i'm nod Mobelen ibrer
Benafplbania alaKe fonfruiren mnb
tbm tn Der Sanfe, iuelde SRI. b. ginern
bol3og, ben Namen n8elgrapia" ct.
tbeileu laRen. Der Norbbeuti1e 2Iobb
in Bremen beabRdtist isin Nttienfapi,
tai um 20 Milliouen Mart au erb6ben.
9iefe grb6buns foa tbeilmeiie nit BEN
Bau bon Ii ueuen ShnelIbampfern
unb ber Terlegung Der piers Der &C.
ieli9aft bon 6oboien mad Stem Oort
3uIammenbdngen.
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Sparen Sic SIT Gefo!

Cine Sdadtel BON Cuffs Pillsn ct.
ipart Sbnen piele Dollars fir Doftors
Jtsdnunsen. Dieie Yillen turiren M
ter allen lnlltdnSen idmmtlide burd ben
plastn, bic 9eber ODER Die GinsemsiOt
peranlaBten Srunthsiten.
Gs if oiss ksins sswagtt psbauptnna
0.nn sessn &Opiidmsr3su, Dpspsp.
li., Malaria, 0srltopfuns uno @allens
l.losu ssbrauden MilliOnen 2eute
9mtt'S. &eber Yiuem.