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New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1899-01-28
Mems Hats and Boys Caps.

Buy a hat of Mistrot Bros. & Co., and get
it at wholesale prices. Not every man
is an expert judge of hats. Isn't neces-
sary, if he buys here, where prices are
marked at the very closest margin pos
sible. You get the best to be had at
price you wish to invest. Only one price
for an article No deviation.
We have large line of boys caps-navy
blue and colors. Prices range from zoe
up to soc.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1899-01-28
Federal Courts and the HamitOnian Spirit

Hamilton was Il member of the
constitutional convention, and sue
ceeded in establishing that ariStO.
cratic branch of our government
known as the federal judiciary, I'M
republican and undemocratic: it is
not chosen by the people and is
not accountable to them. In fact.
for practical purposes is not ac-
countable to anybody. Jefferson
opposed this manner of creating IL
judiciary with all his might. and
he pointed out that here would ulti
mately be found the tomb of Ameri-
can liberty. How prophetic was
that vision? During its whole ca
reer this branch of the government
has never been on the side Of the
weak, but always on the side of
power During the recent cam
palgn Mr.. DepeW came to Chicago
under the auspices Of the Hamilton
club to deliver partisan address
at the Auditorium. Federal Judge
Peter 5. Groscup mounted the roS-
trum for the purpose Of introduc-
ing the orator, and told the audi
ence, among other things, that the
light Of Jefferson was waning
that on the dial plate Of our ma
tion's history this hour was Hamil-
toms, that Hamilton's great name
exactly fitted these times, etc.
My friends, must we admit that
Judge GroScup was right? Let Us
look around again. The senate of
the great state of Ohio has just in
dicted Il Hamiltonian senator for
bribery and debauchcry in securing
a high Office. A grand jury in
Pennsylvania has just indicted
another Hamiltonian senator for
robbing the treasury of the state.
Almost every great trust appears t
to have one or more HamiltOnian
senators as standing conveniences.
In the house of representatives,
where the voice Of the people was
to be heard, we find IA
pensioned ring master Of monopoly
the voice of the peoples
representatives and reducing re-
publican congressman to cOndi-
ton of pity and contempt. Two
years ago horde of HamiltOnian
statesmen went to the capital of
Illinois and not only sold out the
people but robbed the state of
everything in sight. Wherever you
find dirty finger marks in the tenn
pie of justice or a foul odOr in the
halls of legislation, there you will
find Hamiltonism. Verify the
spirit of Hamilton fits these times,
but what shall we say of a jude
ary that openly rejoices over the
fact that an era of corrnption has
Che 1and, That the be-
brayal of the people has become a
science, and that the robbing of
the people has become fine art?
And now we are to widen the
sphere of this class of statesmen
by giving them a chance to rob the
Filipinos! Heaven pity those poor
people. The Spaniard took what
was in sight, but the Hamiltonite,
with his bond jobbery, enters the
womb of the future and plasters
his mortgage on remote genera
,ions.-Hon. John p Altgeld be-
fore the Jacksonian Club of Omaha.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1899-01-28
Table Damask.

Figured red table damask, "a inches wide,
at l5c yard.
Fast red table damask, 54 inches wide, at
$50 a yard.
Heavy fast red damask, SO inches wide, at
35c a yard.
Bates oil red damask, best made, abso-
lutely fast colors, SO inches wide a great
variety Of designs, 4Oc.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1899-01-28

President Mckinley falls back
on his favorite plan Of a commits
sion to unload the Philippine prob
lem and its varied bungles and
blnnders and divest the Preident
Of responsibility for what was the
Presidents line of action. The
commission is intended, no doubt.
to stop congressional debate, which
the court circle is beginning to call
reasonable, but it won't.-PiHs-
bvg Post, Rep.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1899-01-28

There is uncertainty and wob-
bling in the administration circles.
When Mckinley came back from
his Western trip, Imperialism was
in the saddle. Since that time
public opinion has been gathering
poise and force and it has had to
climb down and wait.-Wlraukee
JOuru0l, Rep.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1899-01-28

1t is significant of much that is
hopeful that the Patria, the organ
of the Cuban revolutionary party,
conspicuously publishes single tax
articles from the pen of j. de ID.
Tejada, and that the articles are re
produced in the best papers of Cuba.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1899-01-28
The Textile Reeora, of phila:

The Textile Reeord of Phila:
delphia, organ Of the woven fabrics
manufacturers of the United States,
a staunch protectionist. Wondering
how the friends of protection will
sustain their demand for continued
protection in the face of the fact
that American fabrics are under
selling those of foreign make even
in the foreign market, this protec-
ton organ asks:
eff the argument shall be pres
ented that the tariff is necessary
for the maintenance of high Ameri-
can wages, will it be surprising if
somebody steps to the front with a
demonstration that wages, in many
protected industries, have fallen
under the Dingley tariff
1t is bad enough for protection
lists that English workingmen, after
visiting this country, report at
home that the American working
man cannot make as good living
as the English; but when an
American protection organ thus
admits that the Dingley tariff, in
stead of raising wages has reduced
them, what is a thorough going
protectionist to do? 1t would not
sound well to advocate protection
as the foster mother of trusts and
monopolies. Though that is what
it is, it could not be popularized by
saying so. Yet what other argu-
ment will remain to the protection
ist when the workingman argument
fails him?-Me Public.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1899-01-28

The United States continues to
undersell Europe in the rail market,
but also continues to maintain the
absurd duty of 45 per cent.-Ro-
chester Herald, Rep.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1899-01-28

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF IBERIA PARISH
AND TOWN OF NEW IBERIA.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1899-01-28

Half the work that is done in this
world is to make things appear what they
are not.-E. X. Beadie.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1899-01-28
SHOES.

The shoe trade has learned to expect the
finest material, the best workmanship
and the newest in style at moderate cost
at Mistrot Bros. & Cos. We offer
greater variety iu styles of toes, and
prices than can be found in the state
outside Of New Orleans
We keep the assortment always COM
plete. We have as great variety now
as we had earlier in the season, for we
replenish the stock frequently.
We are beginning to receive new spring
styles.
We carry all lasts.
A recent shipment of unusual interest is
large stock of mems fine shoes in
black, tan and chocolate Prices from
1925 to $4.00. The latest styles.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1899-01-28

Lonsdale Co., very heavy, no dressing,
90 yards for $1.OO
Lonsdale green ticket domestic, one yard
wide, one of the best brands made, 16
yards for 81 90.
Cambrics, long cloth, ETC., at correct
prices.
Unbleached Comestics & Drills.
Yard wide Galveston B cotton, 4c.
Yard wide Lewis LII cotton, 4Lsc.
Yard wide Peaks of Otter, very fine Sea
Island cotton, at Sc.
Yard wide Exposition, an extra heavy
brown cotton, at Sc.
Heavy unbleached drill, 7-8 yd wide, at SC.
Heavier unbleached drill at ~ and SIZE.
Unbleached Pepperell drill, very soft and
heavy, IA yds for LOO.
Bleached Pepperell drill at 81.
Calicoes, Ginghams, etc.
American indigo or Guinea Blne, (the best
made) 25 yds for $1.OO.
Hamilton fast red calico will not fade, a
large variety of designs, 25 yds for 81 90
Allen brocades, Martha Washington and
other high grade calicoes, 25 yds for 81.
Simpsons half mourning and solid black
calicoes (will not fade) % yds for ST. 90.
Golden seal Turkey red calico 80 inches
wide, at SC.
We have the best grade of Sc Outing fan
nels in the State. Great variety of de-
signs and colors, very heavy, 81 inches
wide, at Sc . yard.
Heavier grades at Size and lOc.
Fine ginghams dress styles, fast colors, at
Sc a yard.
Better grades at II, So and 10c yard.
Fine Cheviots for boys waists and men's S
shirts, soft material. fast colors, at 10c
yard.
Yard wide Percales, handsome designs,
fast colors, dress and shirting styles, at
Ga, ~, So, 10c and 121a yard.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1899-01-28

Bleached table damask, So inches wide, at
25c.
Very heavy half bleached table damask "a
inches wide, at 35c.
Heavy half bleached linen GA inches wide
at 40c.
Full bleached linen damask, 5S inches
wide, at soc.
Heavy full bleached linen damask, 20
inches wide, at 60c.
Finer grade 72 inches wide, at 75c.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1899-01-28
NAPKINS.

White fringed damask napkins IL inches
square, soc dozen.
White fringed damask napkins Ia inches
square, zoe dozen,
White fringed damask napkins Is inches
square, at 75c dozen.
Fine fringed damask napkins at 90c, 95c,
$1.0O and $1.25.
Also large line of damask napkins in
bolt at 75c up to $2.75 dozen.
Colored fringed damask napkins in red
and-white and blue and white, at soc
and 60c dozen.
Ladies Capes and Fur Collar
cites
We have only few fine plush capes
and fine collarettes, which have been re-
duced one third to close out. A few fine
black, tanand wine colored cloth capes
have also been slaughtered. Not one
must remain to be carried over to next
season. The prices we have put on
them guarantees speedy departure.
See these at once if interested They
will not be here long.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1899-01-28
VOLUME XIV.


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0eaer on1 0egern selBn6t.

atlanta, Ga, %. Nprif. : Der
gfegeu off thurman tpuroe frii6 ouf
Der 2anbitraBe nabe 2eesburg, Ga,
BON mebreren Ieiner 8afengsnphen
aug einem 0inter6alt erf9oifen. Setn
&0rpsr tpurbe bon elmer gan5en MoHe
9ueeIn bur9bobrt, Gs liegt Elm &dz
9edtt por.
9ls bor me6neren Mpnaten brei Zee
ger, 8. 8ibins, 8. 6olt unb 9. Split,
cine peiBe Srau, Mrs Maronep, in
@egenipart bes 9atten Der feBteren
p~ergepaltiet botten, purben bieiel6en
hnr9 bic 8emiibungen Sburman's
bingfeIt gema9t unb ben 8eh0roen
iiberantportet, aber BON Weiben aus
benz @efdngniB gebolt unb eelbn9t.
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SIuhigiabrigss Jubilaum elmer brHts
ifen 0emciuSe.

ct. 2ouig, Mo,. %. Mpril. -
Inter auBerorbentli4 Harlem 8eiu4
begging geItern Nbsnb bic beuR4sebonz
gelif6 zlutfrtf9e 8ethleGems : Sc
meinbe ibr finf3igidbrige8 Subildum,
Die 9emeinbe nurbe in benz fri6eren
IelbffGnbigsn @tdb6en Neuz8remen.
iebt elm She'll 81. 2ouis', BON 8n0lF
4n1ieblern gegriinbet. Den 8duplaB
fir cine Stride Tdsnfte Elm Nmerifansr
unb Die Stride 6aute Satob ReGer aus
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pGbrenb Der Furdtbaren G6oleruzGpiz
bemie. 1853 nurbe bic erIte @emein@
be S9ule organiIirt, aus Der Die jeBt
bon 400 Sinbern beTu9te, finffldFige
bor3ugIi6s S6ule fi6 enttpidelt Fat.
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Qb3peigungsn cine groBe Stride, beren
8uufoften $4,000 nuren, elm pra6t~
poues S6ulbaus, eineu Der gr0Bten
Srieo60fe in Der Stubt unb berfdiez
6ene 8ohlt6Gtigfeitsz @ersine. Die
@emeinbe, beren SeelTprger felt flint
8sbr Sabren pa1tor San3op 1T, 5dblt
$50 ftimmbere4tigte Mitglieber.
@n Der, aus einem 5eitgotteSoisnf
beite6enbsn Geier nubm au9 Sobann
&aratu, tpelder DreiBi5 Sabre on Der
@emeirbeI9uIe tpirtte unb ieBt i'm 90.
Sabre ftebt, unb 2ebrer g. 8artbeG,
tDelfer felt 40 Sabren in gfei4er gtz
QenfQft tbGtiq 1T, t6sil.
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OerIelbe duBerte ii6 pie fOlgt ii6er bic

OerIelbe duBerte fi6 tpte folgt iiber bic
3uitdnOe uuf Der Sriel
v9os YoIffpeTen in Guba bat fi9
6ebeuteno gebefert. Sd incline Damit
ni6t nur cine 8eferung gegen bus olte
WutpnpmiIten = SDftem, fonbern baS
qeeenipGrtine Spitem FAT audi felt Ietz
neD @infu6rung cine @erbeferung err
Tu6ren. Gs beIteben ieBt in Cuba du6
8rieFoblieferung, @elOunipeiIungs :
8eIte1ung, RegiItrirunSs : SpItem
unb @pe3ialz IblieFerung. Oas lebz
tere SDItem 1T BRET Sage Dor msiner
MbreiIe eingeFI6rt porben. 0ds UNI
ter DIRECTION bes 6ilFs @9~enerdlbiretz
tors g. $. 8riitol aus Soma itebenbe
8eumtenperIonu( 1T 700 damn fart.
Bon bieIer 3u6l Iinb 14O Mann Dime
rifaner unb Der 8eft beIte6t CUR Webrz
3o6l aus Gubdnern. Die meiiten Der
alien fpaniI9en 9oItmeilter its9en i'm
OienIt Der 8unbesS 8sgierung uno
rerben ols Sulfspoitmsifter in ben
qroben StGbten bertpenbet. 9teIelben
BADEN amerifanif6e 8or9eieBte unb
lernen raid u~nIerre Spra6e.
yGs 1T iiber stpet Monate fer, buB
mir bas dlte autonomifii6e S1item
in bos g~egerlpdrtige %umgetpanbelt baz
ben. Nm 1. b. 81. tpurben Die 8ortoz
raten berGnbert, inbem bic einfRimii6e
State BON 3 auf 2 Gents 9erabgefebt
purbe. 5rii6er mar Die 8ate 8 Gents
fir cine balbe nn5e, iebt betrdgt bic
Ielbe pie bier 2 Gents fir cine gauge
un5e. Die @inri6tun9 bes 9elbanz
tpeifung5z0 . portements bat u6eraa
geFa1en unb i6 6alte bieTelbe fin borz
t~6eii6dfteu fir bic Gubaner, dls irgenb
cine anbere poftaltf6e @inri3t1ng.
Oie1el6e mar um 10 notbpenoiger, ais
e nur tpentge 8onfen in gubd gisbt
unb Der Gbedberfehr fat u%nbetunnt
lit.
nMan muB inbeB ni9t glau6en,
baB ale bieIe @erdnberungen obne Spz
petition BON Ii3 gegun9en iinb. IS
puroen 8eI6perben bogeeen er6o6en.
bod tamen bieTel6en BON n9ronii9en
&ider5". Sd muBte 6et @inri6tung
bes 9otbienftes anIt0Bige 8eamten
entfaHen II. q. ben goTtmeiIter BON
Santo @spiritu, Der ben Nmerifanern
nidt freunbli9 gefinnt lit unb tpel4er,
ul8 6ObIon in Santiago gefangen
mar, an General Sorol telegrup6irte:
r9dngen Sic BEN guntee=9unb ouf
uno f6ifen Sic mir bic Ge9nung",
pber 10 ettpas 4ebnliGes. Natiirli9
fonnte i9 einen folhen MenT9en
ni6t i'm Mmte belaHen."
gupitdn @pou5 bonn y@omdl" be-
ri4tet. baB ct om MHontag, ben "a.
Qpril, ungefG6r As Metlen nDrbli3
BON Supiter 2eu6ttburm elm fleines
Segelboot pbne Moften nit Der ameriz
fdnii4en 5lagge ais Notbii9nul gefi4z
tet babe, Sn bemIelben 6eIanoen
li9 3tpet Mdnner, bic ber5tpeiFelte
WnItrengungen ma6ten, fi6 bemerfbdr
s1 MAIDEN. Die beiben Mdnner, s. e.
9onFielb unb s. 3ebetp aus Midmi,
sSGa., fpurben an 8orb bes 9ompFers
genpmmen. 0ieielben idgten, ite feien
in Der 4bIi9t. no4 Nafuu gu fabren.
BON Miomi in einem fleinen SegeG=
boot, yRambler" nit Nansn, in See
oeqangert unb feien in ftiirmif6es
Wettsr seratber. Der Maft fsi gebrpz
den unb nm bds Boot iber Wafer 5u
balten, bGtten fie ale f6peren 9e9enz
5fdnbe iiber 8orb getpprFen. Na3oem
bic 2eute bret Sage planlOs um6ergez
trieben tparen, ftiegen lie 9liidli4 ouf
bic vGomaL" unb purben na4 9auFe
oebra6t.
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tet Ou6in, baB Der @taat 5ipur bdS
Re4t bat, uusfpdrttge 8orporutipnen
auS3ui6IieBen unb ibren ben Sc
f4dftsbetrie6 in NrtanEa5 gu unterTdz
gen, uber boB er Snbibiouen uno Cor
porationen nt6t fir 8erleBungen Der
@trafgeIeB6eTtimmungen, bic in anOez
rem Stooten begangen tperOen, beItroz
fen fam.
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Rccn's 0ahfn(ner.

4tlunticzG p, rs, ben %.
Gpril. = 8eprdIentant 9. g. 9enz
berTOn bon Soma tun0igte Formea an,
bdB sr fir bas Spre9eramt canbibire,
@sneral .6enberfon pirh BON Der 9e>
iammten Sotpa>O Delegation unterItiiBt,
unb audi bic llnterftiibung onoerer
GongreBmitglieber 1T inn perTpro6en
ppr6en. Seine sngeren GoQegen perz
ben borlduFig fir i'm Stimmen lpers
BEN, bd er ielbIt gegenpdrtig ais 8orz
fiber bes Guufus< Gomite's, tpel6es
ii6 nit bem @ntpurf einerBdhrungsz
reFormz9iG beI4dFti9t, gu pisl gu t6un
bat, Inn felbIt feline Spre8erzGamz
payne ein3uGeiten.
Mau erpartet, baB bas @omite am
nG9Tten Gamtug feline Sbdti9teit abz
I6lieBen tpirbe, abtr ieBt Iiebt es 70
aug, uls pb nod cine gan3e Rei6e BON
@ibungen notbpenbig iein peroen,
Biz bas Gomite CUR 9eI4luBfaRung
deldnut.
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HShreau res 9%onesiums
- Ter NpIi,eiz 6 pmmtM are.

altimort E, DEN II aprtl 1899
gie ss itiue 9ili9t 1T, miro Der Dtdribau au
Gdritts tbun, iptlbe ieinsr Nbtinure mad cine 9te
tpiHcrbafte uno our6greifsnDe Grfidung Der ptll1
zen Stitens alsr 9.amteu pieieg Ssparttmtnts il
otm 3fpede etpdbrlsiiten, Dab cine tbrlibt, ORD
uunes m6biee unO frisoti6. 9Babl Der StaOt @dlti
more am 2. IRai 1899 gsf6ert fptrOe; unD I'M
sur Grreibung oieiss 3tpede5 beijutra9tn. louti
iseeut 9edmten oetoiairte 9nfruftiontn in Stju(
b6roe miro itotn 9eamten i'm f~renoittn D(ube 81
her ettpiFsubufttn Grfiluue ieintr Qili3tcn an
taltsn, ioipobl in 8streff Der 9srbaftune oler Der
lOntn, tpelbe lid elmer 1tebtrtretun9 Der Ndblgt
fs5. ~ibuloiq MAIDEN, als apie i'm 9etreff Der Nut
rebterbdltinQ Ds 5rieoens unD Der GrOnune a.
ben Stimmpldber.
SIM auftrape Der 9eb0rbe
.. g. Seesfnser,
T1S = q d ~ m,..A.E
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Staatsz Sicen;zS efanntmn6uns.

Siermtt nirp befannt e.ma6t +,
6aB uGlt 9eriOntn unb 8Orptr=
i6afttr incorporirts ober poli=
d Z, tptlb. in Der StaOt Baltimore @eiblits
MAIDEN UNI Daau einsr 2ictn
beoirfen dtetens bi II II d :
ten erfen ,Wai cine 9itsn3 lOien
poer bieLtlbe erneuern m i { n.
Gsnu 9euts, bic isst @ei6dfte ~trsibtn, sg perz
obidumsn, ibrs q etperbti6etnebi is } IL M
IL d # en- erfen Or a 3u erneutrn, 10
uutcrlieem fe elmer @elDbube.
6r. Sam.s s.. ioin9ton n, Ittunr bts
Common 9l.ag : 8cri6tg, miro bersit iein, bonn
MOntag o, Den IT, @prtI 1899, an in ieinem
gIiredu i'm alien Ser. Stdattns9ss
ri6ts0tbduot, 0orOptt : SIDE Guptttts uuO
Gorrb.5trabs, sipii6en 8 llbr fritb unO 4 ubr
gldbmittaes 2ieen5eu ous3uiteatn.
Sr. s.. I1bert Surb, S~taatgzIRefurar5z
Gommifdr, pirO 6sreit iein, am unO mad ID 0 NJ
tao ben II. gpril 1899. 5piiben frHb 9 uuO
Nafnittaqs 4 1lbr, i'm gireau beg etaatssGFes
~turanj.9 .pat'tmtnts ron MarDlaro, i'm rM I. :
6dntg' u attpnal : 9 a II f. : o E IL B {,
SOUTH unO @~ott-=5trubt, vgerf5erun =Ufdtler=
2ieer3en" aus ~sufteltn.
Gemunb ". Spfman,
e6triff bon Baltimore.
G1, 4,6,8 ,10L3, Sc, 10, II, 10, l7,10
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&ls Observation-Disclosures angr=
flaat,

Nenart, q. g., %. @pri(. -
SIN @ountpz9eFdngniB befinDen Ii6
Srou MarD Burroughs BON STforb
5urnace unb 5rau QucD 8errp BON
bier in grmon9elung bon 8iirgf9aFt
auf bic 8eI9uloigung Der genIionsz
b~etriigeret, reTp. Der 8et6eiligung an
ben 8etrug, in 6aft. Np6 cine brittle
6rau, cine Mittpe, nurbe in 8etpu6rz
fam genommen, iebo9 pirb i6r Sea-
me nod gebetm gsbalten. 5ruu 8uz
roughs 1T bic Satin zines refpettdbz
len, in 9rpotlpn beI4dftigten 3tmz
mermann5, Der bon benz 8strug, ben
feline 5rou ongeblt9 beriibte, feline
&enntnib 6aben folen. 6ruu 3d.
rougbs Ite6t unter Der 8eI9ulbiQung,
ulS bic Witttpe BON SSo6n s. 8ierIteab
Teit bier SQbren monatli6 So 9en1ion
be3ogen unb 10 Die 8sgierung un betz
na9e $500 betrogen gu BADEN. Dis Iie
ii9 Dor bier Sdhren nit 8orougbS
ber6eiratbete, Toa Iie na4 pie oor ibre
9enIionspoptere eingeIanbt unb 5rau
9errp, GpeI6e' friiber bic Poptere ais
3eIgin unterT4rie6, bie5 ou9 fernerz
bin getban buben. Ob 6rau 9errb
tpirtli4 f4ulOtg, muB Ii6 erIt bur9
Die unterIu4ung herausItellen. 6rau
Burroughs fo1 bur6 cine 6reunbin
perrathen porben ieiu. - 9elen 0urb
bon go. 1873 8run8pif Ctr, cine
Sar6ige. tpurbe geItern a1lf bic Be-
T4ulbigung be5 berfu9ten genTionsz
betrug5 per6aftet. G8 pirb angegez
ben, boB Iie oI5 Dittpe bsS tiir8li9
be%rItprbenen @eteranen Senrp Gpunz
feIor cine Peniiun gu erlongen Iu6te,
befen Wittpt f6on IeGbit um cine
geniion eingefommen mar. 5rau
0arb's 9atte 1T nod am 2e6en.
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Ser gnfbienif anf Cuba.

@ereralbireftpr Gat66pne's Mittbei<
lunsen. = gingefiibrte 9erbsHsz
rungen unter ameritonH9er @erz
ipaltung.
Nep CART, %. Qpril. = Inter
ben YaHaeisrsn bes aus 9apana bier
angefommensn Oampfsrs .gomul"
befinbet li9 9err 6. 9. adtbbone,
GENERALIZATION Der POit ouf gu6a,
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Gin 3etter tit Der Vot6,

eir, treuer 6reuno uno t~peiier Gatbseber fir Nue,
tpelhe an Geid, edits &ranfbciten uno Scrlnff
Der Mannesfraft lsi6sn, tit bas uniibsrtreifi5s
beutIhe Bud: DE Rettrnss:4Infsr". 45. Aufi.,
go Stiteu NIT pielen lebrrei6eu 8iIoern uno elmer
Mbbanoluns iiber 6rauens &rantbeiten uno timber:
Ioie G1en. tlneutbebrIid fir iunee 9tute beioerlei
%efdlehts, bic in ben Gbeitanb treten tponeu.
Wiro nadh Empfcng bon 25 Gts. in 1oItrrdrten
i'm eiufaden umfdlaa iorsiam cerpadt, frei au'
oeianbt. @orehe:
DEUTSCHES HEIL-1NST1TgT;
Der Rettungsantsr 1T aud su bcz
ben bei $. S. Siemers in Or. lob.
9arl : 4penue. na6e 5ubsiteitraBs. u.
in Witte's 9u6bdnolung, Nr. 236.
Nprtz0 onar6fraBe.
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(S cntroIeurs . epartement,
9olijeis%G ommifdre.

W Ratbbaus.
ben q. Mpril 1890.
6iernit tpirb befannt Qtmabt, oaB ans itdoti=
f6en 2~icen3en, einidliebli6 Marft=2iccnser, bis
sum crtcn Saec ots MDnats Ntai beSablt peroen
miifen, nit @usnabme o%erieniqen fir 9ereniieun=
gen, Rerofu=Sel unb Seleerapben=4fofteu
Ollie, ipelde 8er36eerltna gu oermeiotn ipiini6sr,
f6nnen ibre 9ieensen btrausntbmen, inpsm fe ont
uno nod Dem 81. Ipril in bieitm 9ureuu cine
i1riftli1e &pplitation oarum einrei6sn.
Sbae. .. Sen5aecn,
Q11-2D Gpntroleur.
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Sci Ser MunisipalpabG
am Oienfag per6en bic
@abIfofaIe nurbon 6 ubr
Morgens bis 5 llbr Rad
mittags often fetn. Mot
bis 6 ubr, ME es frIber
MAI.
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Wireau res Gplesiums
~ DER pcIi,eisS ommihdre.
YIN G0mrsI 3. SnmfIfuu. H(drIhon.

dltimprt, Den IA Mpril 1899.
Sic tpero,n bNrourd bmuftragt, aqt uotbpenoiz
cen Wabreeelu gu s%rertifen, I'm 3u psrbimotrn, DaB
ireeno speldt Qtriontn 3u benz 3tpsfe Der %unQeieBz
Ii9eu Sbeilnabmt an bent fpmmsnoen geablsn mad
Baltimore ocbra6t per0en; uuo iroeno ipslts Qers
ionen, Die su Dem oben e~rpdbut,n 3psds bierb:r
fOmnrtR ODER bierber esbrabt iperoen, ausiinDig su
MAIDEN nHo oeren @trbaftun9 iu otranluftn.
Sm @uitruee DIR 8sb6ro,
3. 6. S%eneinssr.
l5,7,9,2l,0 QrdFOtHt.
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Giireau ees Gonesiums
~ Ger ppIi;eiz 6 pmmffdre


ltimor Den IA. Npril 1890.
Sle Ssboroe 6troffentli6t fir Die Snformution
0ur Vsamten 0eies Scpartcmcnts oas SoleenOt
8cueraI : 9efsbl j r. 50.
IN Slnrbt ouf Die g9i6tiqttit Der Babrunq
nes enten 8ufes unp Dur6greiftuoeu 5bdtieteit ots
Voltjti=N eporteneuts ftsbt i6 Die 0oli3eizgeb6ro.
g%srOtbigt, alien UtitelieOern oes Scpartements am
5utmpftbien, fb ieOrr politiiden Gr6rteruns nit
Vurgsrn ooer inter chamber auf Den StraBtn poer
dnotripdrts u%nbtoinqt 3u fntbalttn uno fb 10 3t
btntbmen, Dab ic fcinen 8runo sur 9eifuloioung
Der pdrtei>SrortifurQ qebsn.
Sic gtbOuOe trttnnt oas 8t6t uno Die 9ilibt
bon 9olt3itten, nab tbrer llebcrjtuqune su finn
men, i'm polen 1lmilnQe an, ab,r lie nub uno miro
oarduf bcfttbcu, 0aB tie nd icqlid>.r @anolunq entz
balten, iptlbt lie ais Qolijsi=9camte nnft6bie ma
den NM Der &ritif a%usieb.n f0nuts. Sine lleb,rs
trstung oieies 9tftbls piro nit Gutlaiune aus
Dem Sienfe geabnDet lpcr0tu, uno aas Burger sperz
ben aufgcforosrt, Die 9eb6rOe BON itocr gtibaufz
%fibrling Stitens Der 9eamtrn oieies Separtemsntg
su bendtri6tiesu.
Z. 6. S%eeeiugtr,
9B. ~. Sobnipn,
g. W. Sd,rpper,
0l5,79,1L2l 9oliitizG ommiiGre.