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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-23
Los

Many have lost confidence ana nope
ns we'll rs health. because they nave
been told their kidney disease was In
durable. Foley kidney Cure is " guar,
nnteed remedy for the discouraged ana
d~,soonsolate.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-23

other window was a fine display Of
chlnaware. Frank Smiths displays
were glass and silverware in beautiful
setting in one window, in the other me.
dallions. Chris Schultz displayed the
chlldren's Christmas tree and TOYS on
one side and on the other, pictures. ID.
Mckinnon's north window contained an
art'stically arranged display of beautiful
dress goods and the south a display Of
German c%hinaware. GrinaRer's and
kaufman's displays of gents furnishing
goods were redolent of beauty. G. H.
Woods silver and clock exhibit is dainty
and the old baronical castle winter
scene in the other window is quite a
work OF art. Cook & Odee's musical In.
struments AS we'll as the display OF
Louwelsa ware were the object OF much
curiosity.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-23
THE ~.
Order OF Exercises In the Different
Houses or Worship In the city
To- OrrOw

GRACE X
Services at l0:3O a. IN; Sunday school
at L. m. The service will be a full SER
Woe. and commemoratlon OF the birth OF
Christ. All members OF the church are
expected to be present and participate
in this memorable event-an event in
which we ought, in justice to ourselves,
be- deeply interested.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services at 1880 Il. n. and $50 p. IN;
Sunday school at noon; young peoples
meeting at $50 p. M. Morning subject,
The Na,ivity-The Shepherds, The
Great Sight. The Baby in the Manger.
E~veniug subject, Historic Preparations
for the Advent. "When the fullness OF
time WAS come, God sent his Son.
Everybody cordially invited.
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Fourth Sunday in Advent. Preach
iry services by Rev. \. NJ. Mime d,
1880 a. m. Also on Christmas Day al
1920 a. IN. and $50 p. IN. On Tuesday
second Christmas Day, at II a. m.. IL
tho Olson school house, west.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
services will be held at the residence O
G. w. Wood at 10:45 a. m. Subject
Christian Science.
NJ. +. CHURCH.
Glass meeting, 10 a. M; Christina
sermon, 1890; Sunday school, l. m.
Junior League, / p. M; Epworth League
6.3o: sacred concert, under direction o
Warren Tolles, $50. A cordial invita-
lion il extended to all and q Christian
welcome Will be given to all who attend
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-23

HARPER whiskey o your eideboard
proves your taste ls correct. 1t proves
also that you are doing your duty to
your guest and to yourself the
finest whiskey obtainable. Sold by
FRED KURTH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-23

Ladies', If you want a refined n bril-
liant complexion free from blem'shes, use
Rnrky Mountain Tea. Never fails.
FRANK G.. SMITH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04

Rr. p 9d~uriioasgstnu: unO oisrt5saoaS:
9apts 3. 2ipsep, 5upGiuienocnt.
Rr. 3 u Gtlumbias9ptnut mo Sto'thrlbs:
99aIttr q. Smith. Guvtriatuout
1r. q - Gbdrlcss MD 8unbaufrnB,; Geiliam
y Eidiuiou. zupUiuicsptat
8r. - st. J~oHts=ooieli' s5'rl's G. 9ui.
9r. g Rr. 1874 Qtuniolgcnjo.@ptHu e:uro
: Turling. 5upttjuicuocHt
gr. - ~ Gcui1l0s mo 8erutrts1he: 9SHui1u:
q. 2ob. 5uvviutHs,nt
VT. IS IT, GoryoltcH=AutRu aHo Fdhiistrdft.
Gcogrc -. Stuart, SUpcriHt.notnt
Dir. 50 @rcuuc= uno Tr0HniHhraSs; SaWrcl
81 81. Robjuiou. GHptrtntcnotHt
gr. 81 Ncy'sRgao MD -. StrdBt, 0tHr7 8.
Pr. Il &rt.rmcuats uuo Ro-t5=Hpcuuc; G-s.
q. T5r. SugcriH;,aocuf.
Wr. 81 GnWoUO'oH=IUtuu rHo WourotfraB::
& " V}7crs. SuptyiuttHotEt
VT. E} - Wr. IlOl. Tc-rsGta.i.s fra5t: GomwuJ
=. street, SuDuaitH5at
Er- "a - giaol:z NM Gotl'trlGc: HnogtU VI.
#r' X Tr. I235, 3]aGerast Cno q. o,inia
SgpcriutHNtnt
3r. as @limor= Uuo Scrm1uitrdBc; Jo5H Is.
Wr. Il q @jltiu5s&otaHf uHN 9arirnfrahc; \.
-. 5tmmole.r Sg2trinten9tnt
-. Sttuart. SUucr.utsuNcUt.
Rr. ca - Wi,tou= UUo T1jrmouHizI oc1uc; Suuis
II. \. 915:r. Surtr'utsuoer'.
yr. 90 EIltirCgtugTrc IND N1ltu1tJr=8pt
Eario &. Wil1Uo. superintendent.
tolUc:c-5;1:ior - D. Styaht uuo !. Hptu1'
&s5trt Moo'' 5a0ggha,a5.4t .r.-;u..n,.r
Snrth-@1ltimcgt r. Ebom1s y. N5rtcn, SUo,.a
@Trt,n Jgba ". N5ooiuott. superintendent.
Qifts9iuv station OsEr0 81. Sdgj5. Sup,Tf
msaat @aai6tnoton.stati r. 2amcs aamitop.
y. E5a.s. Statrep Hoan IL. acpfr. sng,r.
'" sssTpart 5mtjrr - Hcsr 50. Rram.r. supcrir.
''1s fITiass,.zt Zaaia gain. saptriu.ci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04

berSe Ginlaouue 1T gut CEMENT; emPanet ouFlOe III 9Hmem 7""'
. frau pinfhants h6net9e GtnIaenn9:
cr,upr sic an iroenoe elmer Dirt bon Deiblter S9DaGe eteH' Fo rMP rP aS
baS nit fran pirfbam in Sym, Mai, in oerbtn0nn9 gu p9s", que 9nefe mer'
Sn rrn 10 froun in Gmpfars eeuomnen, eeOTnet 9eeen mo beantportet Cine
frou Pam aer ibr oebeimes SeMu nit elmer 5au often reoen; at ote pe1e 1T
SSs uubeoente pertrauen 3puheu 6rm pnfham mo 0n 5raneH Amer'fas en'
fanoen mo uuperbrhbGP befehen 9ebleben.
aus ibrem reiber Grfahrun9sfRabe f es ihr m09l't: 9era0eo S 3n Dtnen' mas IN
Nom crsrner eome Tbere fufe Nbaft. Sic beauPruat ofnr nutfs ais Cure Diner.
Fsmrrn, nmb ibr Roth hat GanienSen eehoren. 6epiB pde j@e fran, oh reid zoe.
arm, b5f fb6ri6t ueur lie ones 9rO6ntntP'9s 7"fS""nfO"Hs" "Qt Oenu5en
mHrSe-Svoia G. ptufban r1@ene 60, &ynn, Q1aT
Die Grfubrung DER jeb9en &ran pinfbam in 9e2anonnS pe'On9sr hranHNter
r ~ G+6 cronrner 5eu ole aleinioe Seune DER GorrePonoer3Q bfRehnn9 ihres gro.
Son e6bafes lnn@babt nobel tie brtFi4 bis gu RunOTttaafsno kdSenSe fraHeH
i&Rrit beRanoelR'"
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gsirbFuttpr. MN 5trnbnrriIr

TuIgeuOe5 mo DIE Oui ben llaatIlteu
0aagcu iir 0eu, Stro4 Il. !. -. 8e[Ierr e.
jlelteu Sreue:
SefIift Baagc.
Sen - Slmothu pen 81 bis $40, ueueS
Gen s. bis s uuo aIeebsu IS bis IS pro
Gorue.
Strup-8urcuiro6 S. bic 81, &oggsu.
Trob s. bis 81 paferhrob 50 bis 81
pro Gogne.
9tatS - $2.I5 bis 1925 pre- 6aB.
Horome Il Ii d. " aage.
Gen - SlmothQ Den $40 blS $l2; gem.
Sen IS bis SIC; 8ieeAeH 50 bis $40 pro.
SoUns.
Suoh. -@aijeufyob Sc bis &, 9toggeu'
Iroh IS bis $40 mo 3ateritrob Sc bto 81
pro 3ouue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
Pnitmarfcus@ grnturrH.
9erIhieoene Staottbsile, in net6en
Yoit 0ertb5eidsn pertduft
neroen.

ENtIUdIt q. .. cot.
WUrt=Nodo - @uyuta =. SdgriUFtcu.
4~oriu1=&ytuut IND &arrtouIraEc - 9nbtrt g..
Y. Nal.
q. StraBt mn neutrality-suspicious. - goui3
&tiUOoHcr.
CrauagpiQc - Nirlm Gimtll.
fort=Apeuue NM &obuiOatyaBs - n Il s..
Shti0t.
s. mO @ou0b5rabc. ei3blaGotoDu Games 9.
CUudr.
Crarocpint @corQc Pen.
M. .. lIniou=GUeuue CSooobcrrDl - Clarence
3. gSiliams.
lIuiou= Citation, r4tnuiDlUaujt @ubu' - Y. 40.
9rUlUU.
6amotu. 5tatiou, -@altimoresC biosga5ua Ia
rse 1u K-fr-r
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Q. 6. unb 5. 8. MueQer, 8au>
rutpruphmpr

glod 200, Wiltous 4ptnus, n0roli6 BON Ssffcr'
iorsStrabe. greis $4,000. gruuojins $2.75.
gpir IcOen Sic a5tuuespoq Ju elmer S,f4tiouHo
bieisr sti9tiaen Q9obuuu9en Elm, btuor Sic cine
Gusipdbl %trcffcu. Sic sage 1T bob unO gsiuno.
Gttts SuuOaulent aui iolioem 9runo.
Grcbe, belle uao luitige 3imIner.
@eiuuoltitlide Gloicts nit Inl3luB on ben
fGotii1eu abjugsfGldl.
Seine 3ieatlttciu=2lrbeit nit mGrnoruer 9afs
uno ceueutirttr STrahe.
grober trodcucr NIB gut eementtrter Keller.
91rSea1u=S 6rdute uHo Gibens S6rdnts.
eberpuro's 6urHdces uHo Ranges.
Wtt 3ie0sln ousgelc9tes SetibuI INN NIT Sptes
qeIglas ]ptritbsns Sdustburen.
6abiuetz uHO Sbieftrs9eimie.
QlumbCr=, 0ialtr=, 9ppiers uRo SaptJitrsgrbsi
ten, jdmmtlide Nrbciten uuO Wtoteridliea srl.er
GldEe. gbiolUt bic beiteu Sdulcr in oielsm Sis
itritt. IGes, mas mir iuini3cH, 1T Die @eiatis
quuq ~orielbtn pom Standardization. YG6jus
fraQer al Srt uuo Stele ODER in Rr. so. gtlton:
Sstuus. Gft.141Tt.t&Sl
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%. - 5. 4}itia, uriperIitGts =9roz
fei1Or in 9ieI. - So9arn SebuItidn
W}ius, DIR betdnnts 9janiIt uno Com
poniIt, in N;tsbaOen. - &arl 6rObz
Ii6, Spseno16riftIteasr, in Berlin.
%. - 9unoeSisrator s. 2. Ytorz
riu bon 9ermont. - u. 8. Slider,
Oeuti6er S~SouynaIiit, in 9eoria, 81.
%. G6arItz2iausnant a. ,.
U(oriB Ocn QeaiOi in Berlin. -Gbas.
r. 0rthrain in ct. 2Oujs.
80. - Seror 3omero, meritanii der
8pti6aftsr in @afEirgtou. - 6reiz
bsrr D. Billion, preuBii6t5 9trcenz
bQus< WitdlSo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
Tirhnlnrftr.

chicago, 5IS.. 5. San. - Die Tins.
fubr oou 0tluooieb betsua 5000 Stid;
DtarIi itetig be- smiidm $l.75 NIB $685.
uar,reuoeu Vreiien. SduUelue : i5uiaar
$4,000; Dturtt attlu: Ole i elie ourrlrteu
;uidlen SI.OO uuO S3.82k. Shauie: 3uiTbr
$1,000: MurIt feu9; Die &reIie u0rrtlrler
;ulitlsn 1900 uEN S5.35.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
n9upeilen auerbings!!" entgegnete

n3upeilen a~uerbing5!" entge9nete
lafsnO bas iunge MGDfen,
n6eute ober 1T nidt Der Gag, an
pelGem es mir eingefaaen!"
o9u frGgIt mid ulIo in auemGrnlfs'
o6 i6 Sean 6ienaro gum S4pie9er@
Io6ne m06te?"
Mare6al i8ittsIte ben SoPf oann
fproA er nit etpus BUMPER uno De-
miit6ig fl~ingsnoer Stimms:
sd CLAUDE. sr it e5, Der mid nt4t
sum S6niegerpater mO6te!"
n3einetz oosr meinetpegsn?"
n8eber beinets, nod metnet;pegen,
oern Oh bit Elm guteS Mdo6en uno
i6 Elm 6raoer Mann: Die unmengs
@ploes ober, ii6er pel6e mir oerfigen,
Tt0rt i'm; 6ienaro tit oieqei6t Der elm
3iqe MerI6, trel6er ni6t tdufli4 IT,"
Esprtireu.a fuIat.I
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Inftion8> Mn5eigcn.
Subn SamnibaI. gnUGIt. gam building,
Serfau
cee
f]pertbuoncn g~runeSiuSfrcIcn Giscuthums
an Ger
SIeofzGde BON Sigh uue 5apnzS trafe.

Rraft zines @tfcbls ocs Rreiggeri6tg Rr. . Der
etaOt Baltimore Miro Der uuttrjcibHcte 9eriudl:cr
beuts, Wittipot, Den 4. Sdnuar 1899, Aa6mIt=
taQs 4 ltbr, Ous ~Qcidmmte uabiulatnD btibriebeHe
. lto in Der StuOt Baltimore 0~Cegtne " T Il II b
# III II CD It 8cbdultdfEtttn an Ert ulo
6t,Qe aui piieutlibcr Nuttiou c%trtaufcn:
Ycoinneno an Der Suo.ptit=Gte Der Tupns ur0
SiQbzStruBc, Damn iiOptli6 lid %critredcuo an
SiQbsStraBe 5luciuuD i~luou3ig sun. nit elmer Qltit=
mGBigcn Sieit pom - SUB bis GlbtmdrltzS traBe.
Die Standardization bsttCbcu aus eIntm 7 { L
NbdiQtu 5ieQtIttiUtrHtn Edocn Il.
90 b Il II 8. NIT eiUtm 3lpsIitDdiGm 5~le9tlrci=
nernrn 6iutuQtbduDt, nit Der Grontt oil SIQbs
if1dioen 3ieQelfcineyuen Stall an Der Jtildicitt. nit
Der 5route an AlbsrmarlesS trubc.
Observation-Disclosures: Gin Trittel @dlr, Der
Ret mad ieb5 uuO irolt Wlonateu, nit 3ln'cn,
potr gatg guur, uad gClicbU OC$ Gdutsrs.
Sine guiabluug BON 500 pirD sur 3cit pes Sers
taufs perlduqt.
guttiiDH 9abuu n,
IN @uttiouGtOren.
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&Ieittc @0hnbGmItr.

-4Qe moDarne Ginri4tungen.-
beiBes unO fdlte5 8aIz
fer, 8ao Ii. I. M. Sc Ie45-
.3immsr, oQe Id0n tape3irt.-
Cots BADEN cine Siefe Don-
lib SUB. &ann in tleinen-
-p06entlj6:n Staten dbbe~-
-3o6lt peroan. - 8iQi9er-
-9runo3ins =.
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NnItlnnrer MarItberihts.

Baltimore, Den 3. Sa1uor 1890.
Si: 5euttls IBet}eHiuiulr bstruI %, $50 Suibel.
brr &leudtoreHsS orrath I,42S.3l4 Suihel, S~er17ot
uuu brr Sleuatoreu pa 500 gGibet. 8eriGuit Durs
ben 81, o Suib. uuo ct. SiaaqoH5.
Folgcnoe Sdi.ae 3:llt oca l%eHItae1. Den SGmitogs
uHo ben le5tiiHrIgeH StGaS Der 43eiisn9reVe II Dets
JleifeunSr lebeIilbt'
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Nn;elGeH. 81 uertnmIcE.


. u W.T. U u 7 Ut .
yin Ciadrrcn=SlocH an elmer Maupt=Bcbaits=
itrabs: dusQslcibuctt Sotalitdt; Giqcntbiucr pcr=
Ter crbolt ibR. Nlan iprcbe Dor bel Gill < 60.
Itr. 3Uj, ct. 4uul-StruBC. ID
3u Ocrfuufru:
Gin i6ones gSohubNUs, iuui3cbG bel buu0crt
TuB, ncuu ,8immcr NM Sa0. ,3u ~trfTaocu in Rr.
g27, acknowledgements 4-lD
3u crfGufeH pOcr 8u CrpabtcH :
Gin outer YldR fir cine EatCrtt al Y]rcBtmuH=
Gtrdbe; 3~zftUdiQcs Soaus init ylOCrirput nm autem
Slcaclitciucrncn Sudoicu I'M Grogcibob; 9rcis ntcs
nrIQ. Natlufrdqcu bel Is. u. @oettlin1, Nr.
1910, GliftOnsS traBc, uabc TultoisGUcHue.
I'D
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On OE.SaL!imore psrOen $3.50

ssSn SfzSdl!imOre rperoan $3.50
tiuts iener 6Ebi9en Iptit6diosn Sduier OIL Der CT,
ftts Der 2ateDooO=2lUeuue CRUISER gatapseO=StrD
iauieu. Sitis 9duisr litgeH sinen SlOd %upyOli,b
bou galtin:nrtzStraS uuo an Der Saupt=Gabrs
Frabe ann ,9at.eriou=9ar!S uuO babsn uus ueu.I
ten decentralization. Ser GruHOjiHs if s.. 75
pro Srcuts6uB.
sSerner blbide 3iutif6dtgt Sduisr NIT i,4s 3tm,
r,epu an SalrlnoHut : Gpcuus. $500. glod, QretS
$3.50. GbGuiaas mtbrcrs it15 3tulrl:rsQauisr NIT
nautnsGiugang an @lop:rs Strdbt, nOroItb DoH
Tcirmouuts2lp:Hus; @runo3ins 5lpeE Collars prs
TroutiuB. Qr:i5 $1,000.
= b u. s. 8afIa9ber Sauunterusbmsr
Nrbuuua, 9aItimortsStr. uuo 2GtsnOoosansHus
(Juli2O-)
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Grnbuftrn Mnrtt.

(Die un!en Fe6enoen 9reiie 6e3iefen
Ii6 auf oas G1qros @.Tfdft; IN
Gnostail : 6cnOs. lit Gin QuTi6Iu8
pon etpa 8stn Prp3tnt 81 bersas
men,
Der 9rcis pon MspfsIn 9irg in
6cIee 0~erme6rtsr OfTsrten uno 6ei gez
ringem umfaB feruntsr. BIS foreit
mar Der Byei5nNoer9dnq inseHen 8es
rinQ. - 6%Iorjoa'er NPfeliinea
IiaO nieori02r in Bre:is, Ol biz Sc
ItGTtigteit pGtrsno psr 6eierta8e be
oeuiano nahe2Iafsn BAT. - Grdu@
BEN 6s6aup.en itren 0ertb; Dor
rGt6e TnO in psniqen 58Gne<n. -
DeiBto6l lit 5iem.;6 5~uTritDsnz
TsQenO; Die 3Wsnoungen DON 9uten,
ni6t pcn 6rct BEL t1o:gten Doaren
Iino nur mdB;Q uno Der umiaB ein
cuter. - SUoI;6ar &opfiuIot 1T
isEr perif;toen in Ger QuulitGt uno
i'm 8reiIe. - Die 9rt1e fir CUTE,
trptsne 3pie6eln iinO feit.
Die 9rti1e iin0, pi2 folst:
Qepfel, pm FlB, i. $2.25-$4.25
WeiBfo6l, pro 100 $3.OO-$4.5O,
3niG6sla, pro 2uidgl 55c.-60c.
4cetIaLut, pro Serb 50c.-$1.O0
| RartofFGlr, pro 9uEttl 4Cc.-52t.
3rau6en, pro ; Yf0.z&orb 13c.-14c.
Selerje, pro gInoeI 1Oc.-60c.
R~rrns6tersn, pro faB $6.O0-$7FG
G~rors5earea, pro Site $1.75-$2.O0
Meerrtttig, pro Site T.. 75c.-$1.00
GurDtten, pro 8inoeI . 3t.-3!c.
Spirat, pro Site . 30c.-40c.
RunCe Rii6en, PRO 8uIfxl 20c.-25c.
2lpFeliinsn, pro Riite $2.5O-$3.5O
QlpfelIincr, pro 6aB $3.50-$4,50
8riine 9o6nen, pro &tIte $3.50 Bis
$500.
Gurten, pro aiIte. $2.OO-$2.5O
Ser, prp OuBeno 22c.-25c.
Creme ; Butter, pro 8funO 18c..22c.
be. 0oirD qrint, pro Bio. 14c.-19c.
Gebenoes @eftiigeI, pro PfunO:
SunQe 6iifner 8t.-8!c.
M!te Oubner . 0.-I5C.
Butter 8C.-11c.
8Gnie, pro Stid 40c.-50c.
5au6sn. pro paur 15c.
8eI6la9tete5 @efliigeI, pro Pfuno:
Sun9e Sii6nsr Ec.-8c.
Qlte 6ii6ner 7c.-Gc.
@nten 9t.-1Oc.
4uter 10c.-13c.
@Gn{e 8c.-10c.
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3 II D ! q u Z II
Gin aodus, plftHo iUr cine @dd:rti, 9ldoitu I'M
Sans uno Gin l;e9 :lttiutrusr Stol iir MIR 9itro:;
qtetHlpartiJ eiu HrOccrl:Qtiadi;, lit billie iu p:rz
iouisn. 9ldbjuirugsl in Ytr. Oh, Observation-Disclosures
Strdbs.. tSll-6D
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Serlangt TIT INaemeIHeR.
Seuti4es Qrbeits : Na4peiIungs.
0iiredu.

Nr. 21g, eio:SbarpsStrabs puter br auif6t Der
sSeutl3en Seisulbart.4 SisicHiosH. tuel6t neuts
lbe Sdnoiperfer, Itbettcr unO Si;uitboteH III b.s
i6df!iGtr iuiinidsn, pOlsH fb ptrionlin o0tr in
i%raniirttn Srisisn IN ben NocH!en Der Gsisli6ait,
) solemn 8. Mtper, Gr. 30, SHbs Sbarps
StraBs, tDsnOen, spti5er uuenlgsItli& augtunit era
tbeileH Diro. GSdn26 IS)
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Size pradipol; Glrm; ittuts @Ino; 0~lanfon'
Saus uno aa9tmtjHe 6arm=@:5duIj5ieitsH. Cine
gut. 4,.,otubtt iur tIntn Iunasn Iidan nit etlUas
FcE'ial. 9aAjuIraoin be- l8m. y. Gbier, SIR. 5,
E.-atStGltOn=S:'aS:. 1885,
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Sire aGa@Gt0e sic


einluatben ruo ecit;nce Ss!neer ju i:usen: ttrner
uuss 9giIeEsptrtbe iibsr etieJleG,tsfSranthetfSi'
iuacnelid,e geriru,nscn, SfHppieri uitfrltdlt;
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The oasis., 1899-03-11

Mexican Herald: Qnite number of the younger men in the American coIuny are going or have gone already to Cuba, Puerto Rico and the Philip pines and other points that have come under the splendid folds of ;he Stars and Stripes At the last meet Ing of the Knights of Pythias lodge MT. Brebm, who is engaged in the sale of American machinery, took out out his rard of withdrawal, and starts today for the distant Philippines. The lodge has two of it's members in Puerto Rico and three in Cuba They have all gone on business intent.
 Two Republics: An individual named Meaa rented to Messrs. Lete- Her aud Vezin. the contractors who are putting in the sewers, a piece of vacant land fur storage purposes, and the gentlemen in question proceeded to erect a temporary storehOuse on the place, when Antonio Lara ap- peared with documents showing that he was the owner of the land, so the contractor at once commenced to tear down the building, and at the same time to bring suit against-Meua, who, however, was not to be found. He had received a considerable sum of money on account of the rent.
The oasis., 1899-03-11

For frost bites, burns, lndolent sores, eczema, skin disease, and especially Piles, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve stands first and best. Lock out for dishonest people whu try to initiate aud counterfeit 1t. Its their endorsement of good article. Worthless goods are not initiated. Get DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salye. L. w. Mix & Ca.
The oasis., 1899-03-11
ACROSS. rHe so~pHrs

 shnt herself in the right eye from the effects of which she died. Whether the shooting was accidental or other wise is not known.
 The National Fire Clay Co., is new organization in Mexico City, of which Harry J. Neale is presidents; c. c. Merrill, Jr., vice president, aad A. W. Cockerton. secretary It will manufacture lire brick and sewer pipe.
 Chihuahua Enterprise: Carlos liar ris, who Is of an inventive turn of mind, has invented a camera for taking photographs of scenery and street views; it is so constructed that it will take view on all sides.
 Governor Miguel Ahumada of Chi buahua. is president of a company that will establish factory for pressed brick at Chihuahua The company will have capital of $50, ,000 The latest improved machinery will be installed.
 Two Republics: The Mexican con sul in Phoenix, Ariz., writes that there is splendid opportunity for Mexican artists to increase the sales of paintings on wood. palm leaves, and also of tiligree work by sending them to that city, where they find ready sale.
 Two Republics: Comandante AZue- ta, of the corvette Zaragoza, present. ed himself yesterday at the war department to received final instruc- tions regarding the trip he is about to make with his vessel to Europe. It is expected that the vessel will be absent about six months.
 Government statistics show the value of exports through the deep water p0rtOf Tampico to be crowding the old port of Veracruz every month. The last report issued for October, records an exceptionally good month, when Tampco exports were nearly double those of the southern port.
 Two Republics: In house on Mu. fioz alley the body of man was found by the police, which had every appear ance of his having been beaten to death The body was removed to the Juarez hospital for an inquest, while the police are endeavoring to discover the authors of the crime.
 Two Republics: It is rumored that a few nights since, young lady, who was returning finm the theatre with her family, was abducted by four men, who took her to a low hotel, where, however, she managed to call fur help aud the chief of the four was arrested, the young lady being returned to her distracted relatives.
 Two Repub ics: The United States embassy would like to ascertain the whereabouts of Mir and Mrs. J. F. KoOns of Van Buren, Ind, wnO came to this country about July lst, 1898, and have visited SaItillo, Leon and GuadaIajara and then contemplated making an overland trip to tue Pa citic coast, probably to San Bias, sumewhere about November Ist, 1898 Since that time their relatives have htard nothing from or of them
 Mexican Herald: Mir. Richard Sleeves, d miuing captain of Real del Munte, met with quite an accident three days ago. He was riding along on the mountain aud his horse be- cam unmanageablr, and rdn agaiust telegraph Iule. lu he cullisluf the