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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
MASS-MEETING TO-DAY.
Assembly OF All Denominations at the
Acadcmy-OtherS Services.

one Of the greatest religious gatherings
ever held in Richmond will occur at 4
o'clock tomorrow afternoon IN the Acad-
envy OF Music. when representatives, or
all denominations will meet together 70
commune for the Advancement Of religion
The meeting will begin at 4 o'clock IN
the afternoon. Rev. DR.. Goodwin Will
preside and the meeting will be con
dncted by members OF the committee OF
ministers from the different denomina-
lions.
The Centennial Choir OF one hundred
voices that sang at Trinity church dur
ing the recent Methodist Centennial, VIII
sing under the direction OF Mr.. j. l..
Mitchell.
Tho services to be held at the Young
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

All. not until the breath or bHgnt
had touched your hand and dimmed your
sight
Not TIN we felt your iife-blood run
Feebler with each descending sun,
Knew we how tight the tendons drew
That bound us heart and mind TO you.
~ Georgia author wrote 10 New
York publisher: What could YOU do
with a story of say sixty-hve thousand
wOrds2 The publisher replied, briefly:
III the express company would undertake
it. we could send it back 10 you imme-
miately.'
All the world seems seems to be read
ing. or 10 have read, Or. Barrys Two
Standards" which is evidently all the
more attractive because it gives the
views Of a Catholic priest on London
life at the close Of the nineteenth CEN
fury.
The poems OF William Watson have
been collected and published i'm one
volume by Mr.. John Lane As poet
Mr.. Watson "has made himself a real
power by giving clear, melodious. vigorous
voice 10 |fA AAln VI AAg b~fA 4A'd' VI HIS
time.
"And unto such as think all art IS cold
All music unimpassioned. il It breathe
An ardOr not of Eros lips and glow
with fire not caught from Aphrodites
breast.
Be it enough TO say. that in mans life
is room for great emotions unbegot
OF dalliance and enforcement"
From an article on the 'Humor Of the
Romany Chi by Theodore Watts-Dun-
ton. i'm the Bookman, we clip the follow
ing: cit is recorded that a Gorgio friend
of Sind L0velle was crossing SnOwdon
with her from Capel Curig, and they stop
ped TO observe the same sunrise effects
which are described I'm Aylwln. The
splendors made the friend valuable while
Sind remained silent. At last. he said.
you don't seem 10 enjoy it bit Snh. ="
The slightest Of smiles broke over her
face as she said. Don't enjoy il. don't =
You enjoy talking about it, I enjoy let
ting Il soak in"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
CONFEDERATE VETERANS RE
UNION. CHARLESTON, 5. c., MAY
10 i3, 1899.

For the above occasion the Southern
Railway will sell tickets from stations
on It's line to Charleston and return at
the rate Of one cent per mile. The rate
from Richmond to Charleston and re-
turn Will be SS.25. Tickets VIII be sod
Sth. 9th and 10Th. final limit May list.
ON May 18th ana 9TH the Southern Rail-
way viii operate special service from
Columbia. 5. c. to Charleston. ). c.. in
connection with their through trains from
Washington and Richmond
Parties leaving Richmond at u noon.
May the Sth, or at II =. NJ. the same
date, VIII make close connection at CO.
lumbia With special trains for Charles
ton, operated in connection with the
above trains. Through coaches and
sicepers VIII be run from Salisbury. and
Charlotte 10 Charleston on the trains
above referred to- and parties from
Richmond and from points on Southern
Railway can avail themselves OF TINS
through service. making the trip 70
Charleston both comfortable and expe-
dent.
c. w. WESrBuRY,
IT. Il. A., Richmond. va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

Il ftNI 1T
-
-
The regular thcainca season Us craving
20 a close. Already the Academy mas
shut ITS doors and within rev wee KS
the first season at inc blJou VIII nave
ended
Ihe events OF lh' season nave u'F''op.
tha iaet ihdt i.icnmohd ls a Il9'- ''e
sho" Town. ihet nave snow" ''i..'
Aachmond' "ilh lis IND"Y people TO uI"",
can support two nrsi-c'ass places Oh
amusement ana they a'fo prove '"'l
INe i1chAiNNu iheAli' h"'hs p~'Hc -
most olscl ininaihs One
During me season li was reaized lhat
'he Actdcny hAd grown TOO a"'iqua'e"
ana a'uliF I'r pressure ana comfort
and' ln eq1'hcr. Mneh me doors arc
"p'neo 10 lno p"D'io n'N. i"'I, one on
the hahas 'In'-l ana MOST co"noolo"s
lhteiloI8 ID me 'o.h'ig WIZ oo ''o,oseo
10 view. anu oeslo-7 '"'a, 'neIo i9 picn'y
OF capital ieaoy 10 go mo NJ" pay
mousse.
The fJou has proved an uhQualihed
successes. Nhen lla oo'fs Wcie hrst OPEN
-. ,,.t., .,..i,,-t., .l,,t 40 ,,.o,,i,l IN,
IT, 49, ON. ,,.,,,,,r, t,1 80
,
,.lnp'ou 10 Iu" 'le i''- "-''io-l s1o.
fess. and They could see no reason why
Manager Wells should not fail.
but. oven with his lack or theatrical
'Ai'i lt"'' manager Gus, WIZ" MI. iu-
ward hafI'" asaoclAled "iLh MN. started
'l "e'el iHiI.'i 10 90 - '.l"h "Itihh ih5
I,"'r ~ s'to ''o p,u"' "I'' '"1S """'-
~ ~ ''"o' .'7". 'l"" ''9 " "
4oiiii'1 price, ana WIN ""'l success il7
No''i'" nus Iuep lHe puoIC arc 10" l4t''y
'-.IousHIy l.linl.iar'
ar. , ,'eI-oM' WIN ms ".S p.se-D'l ana
1850 s"9I.Iy aI''' 'ne opening
o. 'he mousse. round tnat he could not give
me necessary attention 20 the bijou' and
hoia ms interest 10 Mr. tnaries J. Mckee.
I,Ah.ser OF the patterson oase-pall cIuD.
WI NiyINSo .Doh UP "ls Ies'u.hce mere nc
oll-o' anu wiz pIlnb i's l'Inl.y mere Tor
moment '-s''~uCe peloIo inc opening
VI next season
JIG went into tho venture heartily and
earnestly. and. shoulder 10 shoulder. Mr..
Mckee and Mr. Wells pushed steadily on
10 success Ihey allowed no act to aD-
lear upon 'ho stage that would in any
way olloiiu any one ana upon several
D"s'"IS o"'l,oll'' "oJ.'lio.tnle or ln-
1eFor ac'4. some oil me hlSnest-ciass
'no p0op'o III Ui'4 country nave
49, '-0 A-.1u' "1IiDlf
IIea' Liuilube George wilson, AMMO
HART brown h"IIIsol ana Brown ana
scores o. olhers. Ihese people COM
inanQeh hleh saIAilef' Press lIdHoee
alone craving f-YD O week. iu1 ihe man
asoment realizing mat the pubic want
81 nothing hut irsi-ci1ss acts. engaged
only such. ana that i5 me cause or lnnr
success.
The people employed 70 the house by
alcssrs Wells d Mckee Gro capable.
courteous and popular.
SIR Hugh IT, Clrd0zo. the representative
If Mr Wells. and Che press agent. IS
well known here as having been for
time in tho newspaper business and iden-
ff1cd with The baseball interests as Off
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
THE TINES: RICHMOND VA. SUNDAY. MAY 7. 1899.

I
much 10 the world that such a writer as
Miss Harraden. one whose position in a
literary point OF view is well Ienned
and so thoroughly established should
strike at this time so true note and
make so direct an appeal 10 all that IS
best I'm the reading public. in raising the
standard OF true refinement and cultured
taste. Her story from an artistic point
OF view Is complete and beautiful and
from beginning To- end. her pages are fill
ed only with thoughts that are truly
helpful snd elevating. There ls not a
word in them, not n thought suggested
by them that one could wish 10 blot out
or put aside.
In the good old-fashioned. almost-for-
gotten way this book e. brought TO a
proper and a happy conclusion in which
harrington sOlemnly vows 10 live az the
Kings Head. 10 be patient with the OBJ
jecting ancestors. 10 look after Wullie's
future handsomely. aud Is then rewarded
with the hand Of Mary shaw. to the
great. II affected. discontinue Of David.
tho blacksmith.
And our charming womlr-God bless
her. for her the California mountains put
on their helOtr0ne garments and seem %
be covered with the pale OF purple
| heather. Then delicious fragrance
| steals over the senses; She longs to walk
| over the red heather again and. having
found herself" she comes home 10 the
dear old father awaiting her as n spirit
! Of hope 10 her faithful historian as a
| spirit Of fulhlment. Away ON the Hill
| AZ the back OF Kings Head the pines are
nlumined with foods OF sunshine: the car
net Of sombre cones AMI needles elisten
| I'm the tender embrace of the strong.
warm rays: the reeds IN the river. tipncd
/ with bright light bow TO tho gentle
| wind. murmuring soft words Of welcome"
! and. minglng with the refrain OF William
! Watsou's words
! "I too. have como through Wintry ter
rors and cataclysm of soul.
! Have come and am delivered Me. the
Spring.
Ne. also. dimly, with new life hath
touched.
And with regenrate hone Tho salt ~ lifo:
| And ! would dedicate those thankful
tears
To whatsoever power bonefcont.
Yelled though his countenance undi-
vulc'd his thought.
Hath led me from the haunted darkness
forth
Into the glorious afr and vernal morn"
|
| From the literary cook-shoD we fitch
nv 80 -, .,...~.,,t.. t,,,.., ,r,-.,
concerning lsanel 'diia"F' hiieh ihoIH-
eycrott-fowlcr. .--.
= ~ ~ ',I'-t''
lake nv"
That looks upon ilo Win mo klhuiieSI
eyes; -
Add men or the Worlu' ''eFer women ~
Well
And Love. the great ieacner VINO trained
Isabel;
With original thoughts IN APT phrase ana
it,
Mix repartee. epigram genuine wit;
LEI I",loi anu
Then daintily serve IN clear cystal
bowl.
with Kitchener 10 Kharfoum. George
W. stevens. Entree Khartoum IA
stevens
'IIave ready a Kitchener first-rate and
complete.
Take a great deal OF sand and 4 little
unned meat d.. -, p.,.,.,.
pluck
euficiont Of foresight and slice of good
1rck.
Stir mn with q rail- and mix well with
Nle water.
season with blood and with Maxim guns
siauobtor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

Not tin we felt your ife-blood run
Feebler with each descending sun,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

All. not until the breath OF blight
Had touched your hand and dimmed your
sight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Clog up and to it's sv s3S1@
a River and tlou make

Clog up the blood-and the kid
news the liver, the nerves-every
organ in the body will suffer-it's
onIv natural. If you want to be
well-try purifying the blood, and
you'll find your long-named dis
cases departing. For a blood
orr;fer and stomach tonic, there's
nothing to equal
..,,. HOsfeffer's
. .'.a,, tn. eye. Stomach
Quiet. tho nerve. Biffern
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

Back TO the pulse. the thrill, the start,
The mighty engine of your art!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

Knew we how tight the tendons drew
That bound as heart and mind TO you.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-23

einen 2(rtitel Des tleritalen y8aters
lamb" in pel9em Dem Sampaz3ptA
I6snFau bic gr0Bte 8eoeutung Beige
meFen piro. Der erite BON 4OmirdI
8auB abgeFeuerte S6uB iei Die SHdu4
9urirun9 elmer gegen gang GUropu ges
ri8teten dgrefiipen 9olitit getpeIen.
Die internationaIen 0iFFeren3en, in
pelhe bic Gontinental=W}d4te bera
pidelt feien, pGren gr0Btenf6eils auF
Die gSbplod=9otitit" @ngluno's uno
auf bic @onturrsn3 Der Der. Staaten
auf banbelspoIitiI6e 8ebiete 5driid3uz
fii6ren. Die britif9 ameritanifde
8erbriiberung lei Dem 3peibun0 fos
po9I, pie Dem 9reibuHb iiberlegen,
uno bes6aI6 ioIlten ale Continental
MGtte gegen Die gritere ii4 Dereini'
gen.
8ritif4e 8O(Dnta I'm etb o.
Den.
QonDpn, %. 2(pril. = Sn einem
pom Is. U}Gr3 batirten 8riefe, ben Elm
britii6er Offi3ier aus 2lpiu, SomOd=
SnTeln, 6ierber fanOte, erbelt, bab
GapitGn Sturbee pom 6ritifden 9reus
ger ,qorpoiie" bic D0rFer Der Re6ei4
fen an Der aiiIte BON llpoIu in 8ranb
fteden unD dlle 8oote Der Giugeborea
nen na6 2(piu per6ringen lieB. Deit
Die Samoaner i6re 9poto dIs i'm
nert6poQites 8eIiBt6um 6etra6ten.
6ut lie bieTer 66log barter betrofFsn,
tpie felbit bic 9}ieOerbrennung ibrsu
6eimitdtten.
3ettun9s5 timme.
8erGin, %. Qlprit. = Die ,@of4
Tf6e 3eitung" ertldrt, DuB ii6 augens
T6einli6 audi in bic beutf6e 9olitiG
Elm Singo>Glement einge14li4en bat.
Die 6 9tcagoer Demon itras
tion.
Die 0emonItrution Der DeutIdz
4merifaner in G6icago, in tpelder gea
gen cine ameritaniTa engliIfe Qf4
liun3 proteitirt puroe, pirO in Der biea
Ii9en Preie tebbaft erDrtert, unO los
gar Die 6alboffi3iellen 8Idtter pFbmen
Der 2(ngelsgen6sit groBe 2lufmertiamz
felt. Die ,9oIt" fagt unEer glnberem
in einem 2eitartitel: n8tpiB pirb bic
umerifdniI6e Yolitit oubur6 nidt bea
einfluBt, ieEbit penn cine tleine MtnP
ritGt gegsn cine iol6e 2luian3 protez
Itirt. Wenn bic Qlmeritaner einle6en
buB i6nen our6 cine 2luian3 nit Gngs
lamb 8ort6eile ertpuh1en unb beIonA
bers in einem Sulle, tpenn bic W}0gli64
felt zines 4rieges nit Oeuti6Iano bora
(dge, 10 pijrosn Iie e6en o6ne irgenh
tpelfs RiidIi6t eine iOl6e QQian3 ein4
Qe6en. gdtiirli4 pdrt in einem IolA
den 5alle Die Gage Der Deutf6zQmez
ritaner eine Ie6r ttGgfihe; oenn troBa
benz i6re Ser3en DOd gerpiiermaBen
fir i6r Uhltterlanb 1hIiigen, Ddren fe
bo8 ge3pungen, ge9en ba5 2anO ibrer
8Gter gu tdmpfsn. Der amerttdniffs
golititer a6er piirbe, penn er 0as 8es
mild BON Gsfii6l unb patriotismas
unter ben Deuti6en pG3rndbme, ii9
fraoen, ob es iiber6aupt Ii9 be3abIs.
bic DeuE14en Stimmsn = nDut4
8ote5" - gu fangen."
oSn einem an6eren Qrtitel fdgt bic
n9oT," oaB bic D:monitrdtiOnen Der
ameritaniiGsn Regiepung Dor 4ugen
fii6ren ioGten, baB bic beioen 2dnoer
einanoer gegenii6er frsunoli4 Iein foGa
ten uno t0nnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-23
Sic acfaliften StenersNarfen.

Daibington, .. g., p. 4prf.
= 3piden 10000 uno 10000 Gi4
qarren puroen 6eute in Rep@Orleans
62fbldgna6mt. psig bic 9iiten q.
Fdi6te Stsuermurtsr trugen. SIM
@an3sn iinb iiber cine 6at6e U(iGiou
GiQarren, bic pon Sacobs Don Qanca4
fter, pa, angefertiqt poren uno fa(s
fde 'Stsuermartsn truger, befdlaga
na6mt poroen. 10000 in San 6runz
3iscp. $4,000 in 9biIao<Ipbia, 15O,4
600 in Cincinnati 10000 in 9Olebo.
10000 in 8nor0iue. 9enn., 100000
in 0enptr, 5enn., II. I. 10. Die 3e4
gieruag pirD bic @igarren in DFfsnt4
liher 2luttion pertoufen, uno bat ber
adufer Die n0t9igen Marten 5W liza
ferna
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-23
9te9er~S6
% 5nmilien berlniien YalmettO.
Gin Taun in Stilfr grgadt. -Jranert
OCrgrmnItigt.
Setbs Siir9ern oaS WfeKcr auf Die
Srnit aeiebt.

Qt(unta, @a., %. 2tpeil. - Sn
elmer 0epeI6e aus 9almetto. 9a.,
beiBt es: SEEDS g}sger bon qalmetto
BADEN geIAnOren feds 8irger bes
StGot6en8 gu ermoroen. Sober 9legeE
bat Tein Spfer au5erIeben uno ges
i6portn, ieiu 9erIprehen BEL Der cts
Itsn 6eTtsn @eIegen6eit 3u 6alten. giz
ner Der Heger 1T Sam 9obe, unb ietn
OpFsr mar 2llfreO GranforO, Der BOZ
3ebn gagen in Stiife ge6adt nurOe.
Die 5rau purbe DergepaItigt, Dieains
Der brutal geIdlagen uno Die @oba
nunq Qusgeraubt. Or. $. 8. Sobns
ion, Der BET oen grlungen BON 9ea
peismateriaI gegen bic 9ranoItifter
tbdtig mar, bat einen 9robbrief er9ala
ten, porin tbm utitgstbeiIt lpiro, odB
er ais oas nGaIte OPfer auserieben
lit uno 6ei Der nG6ften Gelegcnbeit ge1
t0otet peroen piirbe. 9r. $, 8. DoA
MEL 1T Elm anoerer 8iirgsr, Der einer
0ro6brief erbielt. Bier 9le9er lageu
i'm 9intsrbalt, um i'm um3ubringen
aIs fie 6urd 3ufaa entoedt puroen.
2(u6 onoere 8iirger Iiu0 bebrobt ipprs
ben. Sine SdredensSrrIdaft berrI4t
in Dem StGotdsn, uno % 6amtltet
IinO bis jeBt pegge3ogen. Inoere MAJ
6en Ii6 reiiefertig,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-23
Yreis=6erabiebnltgell
Sin MammatD= =9fnfamf upn
feinen Gatror- ntaoe Rn5ilgeu

feinen Eatror-maee RnSiige1
$6.9s fir bom @c3neibsr gsfertigte
2tn5iiss nit 5lp 5ront, in i4Iuar5em
unh murineblausm sHglii4en GhcDiOt;
Safet nit 5sioe gefuttert; aleiorpde
pra9tbon gema6t, 9(n3iige, Die an
berspo fir $12 berfauft tperoen. Nls
etne Bargain 9elegenbeit bieten mir
lie am Montdg fir $6.9S.
$s.75 fir Slp 5rontz pber eng
IiBenbe ntailorzmabe" Nn3iige in feiz
nem Gbeoiot, 8snetians, 8roabclot65
unb 9omeipuns, fdpar3 unO in Sarz
ben; grpBe 2luspa6l CUR 8erfiiguuq;
poIitiper $500 @ertb. Sin bemerz
tenstpertber Bargain gu $8.75.
$12.50 fir Cation 6uconz pber
englibenbe Qn3iigs in 5omeTpuns,
8roabcloatb5, 8enetiuns, Gbebipts
II. 7. tp., in ar ben populdr1 ten S6atz
tirungen; Syadet bur6peg nit Seioenz
Saffeta gefiittert. Mooerne Qln5iige,
biaig fir $4,000. Gum 8ertuuf
fir $3.50.
$29S fir bic Qustpa6l bon rs lo6z
farbigen @pDert Sud- Sudets, nit
Seioe, geFiittert; Waaren, bic geie6en
peroen miifien, um ibren Wertb an5uz
ertennen, ba Der 9reis 0enfelben niht
dusbriidt. Oeren 8lei6en an0erstpo
ni4t fir $500 gu 6aben.
$4.98 fir f4lpar3e @beoiotsSadets,
bur6peg nit SeiOe gefiittsrt, gnoere
5sigen bie1es Sadet als eInen Bargain
fir $3.50. 1nfer Preis $4.98.
$3.50 fir neue Grepon 8leior0de,
bic als CUTE Mertbe gu $1,000 angez
fe6en perOen. 2lae neue 5rii6iabrSz
Mooen. Wir offeriren 25 BON ibnen
3u $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-23
Yra6tige Yutiuaaren.
Gilte mer0en QratiS gurnirt.

llnearnrte 0itc aus rauben s.robzstrsifen,
i6parSe uro neue Gribiubrs= farbsn=
i6attitunaen, utrtb euiiudrts $l00 4Sc.
s6ipor3e gemuterte pgraib gonnets,a ele=
eante Gaeons fir 9amcn in mittleren
Sabreu, 75e. iperth =. 39c.
GrpBc uno tlcine feline p2coborn Stats" fir
Samen, Srduleins uno &inOer, auf=
iparts i'm 98ertbe bis. 5u $l.25 9Sc. II. zoe.
rnqarnirte Ginoer=Strpbbiite, i6li6te oosr
eemlriterte &ronen nit i6ibteu 8dn=
bern, ale Garben ltn0 Gombnationen,
50c. trertb 25c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-23
Baltimore, alp., gonntag, ben % Npril 1899.
Die fuIgrnOen nsricfratii6cn
Wa1en-Neri eriammlnugen
!pereen
Montag, "a. ApriC,
ftattfinhen nno BsrbnrragrnOc RrOnrr
tueroen anlpra6ru balteu.

/. gSar5.
nYoung Wfen's Oemotrdtic 2(fTocic=
tion," Rr. 806, Qigbt StraBe.
21. gSaro.
rGopan 9aGe." 9opplston= unb
9ollins=Gtr.
=. QSnr6.
SIN 5reisn; 8rOaopap uno Tuirz
mount Mpenue.
Is. 2SarS.
oRui1eI1 6uGle," 9ennfplpaniaz
Ibenue, nube MoIbsrzStr.
=. 9Saro.
rRospiiteI<6ule," 0F>Morumsntz,
nabe @beItsrzStr.
10. ySarS.
5aDettez un0 GmaIlp0o0zStrdBs.
22. 9SarS.
Geul's 9aue, 8ibgsIpz uno QBeItz
Strabe.
sBnr. e. Nurter,
Se!retdr oes osuoFratiibsH Gampusus GOmiteS.
113-4)
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GuLQEN BE 4
BRQ c.
9ir. 25 rn,S q, SS.=9crineto,rsStr.
foloijaler @ertdnfe.
S6irt 2Sdif@ @Mooett

C%1s%% c~~"P> c~S~
Cine fpesisGe gartie bon farbIgen
unb i9tpd.3en Suffetu Waiits, 9u1
pafeno gu ben neuen 3lei0r0den, elIle
grobe 8erI9iebsnbeit bon WfoOen. sur
Q1uspdb[.
Sailen, bic $500 uno $500 tpsrtb
linb, bietsn mir au bem punoerbar oll@
tigen 9reife bon SOU
08eiBe eSnbia 2inen Shirt BaIlts,
einige nit ooppeIten Rsi6en bon glll@
Tdben in ben fSronten unb bier HelAen
sSalten am Riiden, anbere nit nleorI@
gem sFront Sofe, psrfetts Sblrt
Waifts, aud in Maorus, Piqus5 uno
3ep6Drs; iino niemals unter $500 unO
$3.50 pertauft tporOen. Sbre 4asz
tpa6l gu Sl'|o.
Srii6iaGrs~ ~2Safdfofs
G6te 25c. fron8OIiI4e Organ
bies 1%3c.
$50 Stiide bon e6ten n5rerss 8oea@
Tin" importirten frans0IiI4en 0rgah@
bies, in elmer qroBen 4uspabl pon
MuItern. poIitip pertb uno an0ers@
mo fir 25c. bic 0uro pertauft. Der
gr0Bte Bargain CUR Saiion gtotfz
nunq, bic Oarb fir 1870.
@ine 9artie fruna01ii4er BATTLES,
Organoies, Oimities uno 2apnS, DE
neueIten Mpoen uno OeiIins Der Satz
ion; Wertb bon 124c. Bis 15c, bic
goro. @eroen onaeboten gu SC.
Rnkauf pon Struutpfwaarem
@ier partien 8u tpeniger ols 6albem
Preis.
purtie 1. = elsie 3tpirn N}dnner
@ofen, Wertb Big au 35c., fir &c.
Yartie 2. = Saparae Moca 8urn
uno 2isle 3pirn ainoerItriimpfe,
Wertb 25e. II. Doc. bas Paur fir 12c.
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Gerlctt:'= :
9eimdGtte DER 11(oOen.
Ginise pra6tise
f1ctr,tirte Site.

llrIsre siecncu Nrtiitias
nen iiuo iorttpdbrcuo nit
bem Qlufmnben Der oellfs
bar iboniteu garnirtcn
SPITE bsi66itigt. 6ae fir
Saq crbDbcH mir obne
llnttrlub bic GleeauI Il.
&leioiamfe;t unisrer Siis
te, lpelbs nur i6iuerli0
hires 8lei6sn finosn.
Der Bid Der Grausn
baftet mebr oui ben BON
ibner getrageHcn 0iitcn,
ais auf irgcuo cincm arz
0cren 5beil i5r:r 8uroes
robe. Die importirteu
Site ipcrosH better ols
io.aliiirts oiits btieid=
net, ipei[ uniers Rad
dbutuuqeu BON importirz
ten Soiiteu nit iolbent
8ei5id uuo 8eidrInf
oei1ebeu, tpie iolbeg ans
nertodrts 0elU0bnli6 10
tbeuer bs3dblt ptroell
mus. g9as pie @altimos
rer Sdmtn ie5t sit i6Gts
sen beginner, III bic
9batiahe, oas. penn Re
einen biibi5en, Eur aus
ben bcitcu Ntatsriulicu
altqtT:rtigten Sout luiiu=
iAen, 3u cirem anqcmslz
ieutu9reiit, 9 er 0 n's
bcr . lat Il, 10 o.
BIN 3 ie Fl d b { 9 e
b { II.
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RleiDeritoffe unD SeiDe.

27ss0Giss i3parls iapunii6c5si0e ga
rantirts Qooner Gdrbunqs Doc
20.,Olligs importirte i9lparie GatTetas -oo
90, ,an;,t i5nor,. Sofietas Seios, iapei8sr
esb~!fn+ Sooroytirt Mint bred1eup pber fD ner=
siebenO; imDOrtiv! fir Den GnOstoils CO.
:s5gG aa.,5nias az BtUar,. ilos0n6ss, eOs gorO
cine qarautirte 800 Gualitdt. Spes 40
siea fir MprtaQ nur a. PA~o
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ganod BON orei oroben amsritaniiden
geautD= Stolen, soc. ipertb zoe.
9amen uno Grdulsins pSumbo 9rnto"o0l1z
ferbiite nit Grosz8ruin Seiosnbdnoern, petB'
so.VS'S' '''N' 4Sc
11noorr;rte .gRnuoh 9roioz" "Site, baubqeferz
.it. r;+ Srnht iibrr{nnuucuc G3eitele Bro
msnaoenz Sacons oosr tur3cr btnttrT
8onb, ld5lpar3 unb furbig, $1.00 pertb 4ec.
Se6s bliibenpe 9inDsl bon Sutterbluz
Bouquet =giin6el nit 8Oienluub, Soc
ipertb . i"S'
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56ea0lies i6parse unb marinebIaue
sal poltns Sturm=6cr5t 75c. pro
9asS tDsrt9 soc.
45ss0uist f6parse uno ularnebluu:
srufti6e 93spiot SpeisG soc.
45fs6nige fruu5ofibe g8bipcorb, Gle
aeuea Sarb,nniiancen, $1.00 .ptrtb 69c.
46ssoliee i6ipar5e 9Qtifte, Elm rebes itioeu-
arttees. Iei6tes, aous moaenes Sabri=
fat fir bic Srodt i'm SOmmer, $l.25
tptrtb ;. soc.
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Infer Originals unb ausitlitBf;6sr -otriae
Ston, rS1p= Eront=" sbsr ani6liesenOs Gtttfts
rGlare" oetr SSabitf"RIeS:od; Saie. poItdnoii
peAp7 puHe5p
glaae uas Gobfarbiee Goocrt=an3i8e iur
iunee Rtbtsr, sad:t NIT S.ine geiHtf
.srt, runbsr Rcd. ben u biz e s5cbgcn.
Sp:aiea So sc
infGfftte, nit 9arS 6ei.st, y 5lau
sSer rot5 . S3.9S
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(SleQante Goftiiute.

III r,AaH,us ettpnnt ;mm,r me1r an Gopnlaritdt'
IL benz sceaut.a runoeH,
nit s'iss o'ia'''s'; o'i''a' ta= $500.
@pn S6reioern oemnGte SameuzS adttS,
aur9pts nit safista geiuttsrt, itfoars On
sinoers II. sduoltuos s=aeeftrg aug sergs u.
grouoclOtb; tiaiee nit 9iss Garnirt, dnoers
nit Gom6inations.Su6 beieBt: Sroben 4 bis
u Sabre; gan3 auStrorotntlt0sr Ntrte
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Gin S. garnirter 9nt

if onOerpdrts in fat oaen Gdaen aus biaiqen
@ottrialien anuefertiot uno ,niammsn gelttIt
Oitielbt artifibe TiiriorQe in 9tjug auf Glsqan3
qctpiOmet, ais unicrsn fofpielig.ren oHtsn. geir
Derurbtiteu nur bic fsiniten errei6barsn Nadren.
uno abr bier ongefertiqter @ut berebt aus otn
galttmoreg bic sbat Id,e cin5uprdgcn, oaB U rs
TOMS S5 oarnirter @ut nur aus ben en-
fsinfsn Dtotsrialicu bsitsbt uno anosrnarts SG3o
BIS 1920 tofen niirot. gGtr 9etulnnn tagll0
neue Eunoen our9 pieicn