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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-27
ARM0R OF THE MAINE.
The Tillie Baker Reaches Norfolk with
Noted Cargo.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept 9i-speciai-
The American bark Thiie Baker Captain
leighton. lies tonight az quarantine In
Hampton Roads. Aboard her is The armor
OF the Maine.
The bark sailed from New York on July
DIST. and arrived az Havana, August iith.
There she took on as cargo such armor-
plate as the divers have been able 10 re-
move from the wreck of the ~second-class
battlship Maine, and with this and some
car wheels consigned 10 the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway, sailed FOR Norfolk. The
bark IS Of 6S3 tons net register, and IS
deeply laden.
The purpose OF the shippers was 70 dis
charge the car wheels here and the armor
afterwards at New York, but H. now APP
pears that the latter viii also be dis
charged here after the vessel shall have
ben released from quarantine. or In about
five days hence. Intense interest was
aroused here regarding the Baker. when
the nature OF the cargo she carried be-
came known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-27
Cuttiug ARRAY.

HAMLET. y. c.. Sept. &.-speclal.-
Hester Calhoun. colored and an unknown
negro man engaged in q light sunday in
front OF the Seaboard Air Line depot.
Hester was very severely cut about the
head and shoulders. but il IS thought hat
ne viii recover. The negro who did the
cutting made bis escape.
Lieut.. 9. $. Nettles. L. S. recruiting o.
ncer. was here several days last week
looking up recruits FOR the army. lie will
pass this way again In a few days on his
way north. and Will take with him sew
eral recruits.
Mr.. Peter Peasants Is very IN with ty-
phoid fever.
Miss Mary Powers who has been sick
for several Aeeks with fever, Is much
better.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-27

BALTIMORE MD Sept -t-FLOUR-
Firmcr.
WHEAT-Firmor. spot and month. 125s
G73c.. october. 1915 c. DECEMBER. 1jil
a75t,c. Southern wheat. by sample, 500
Tlc.
CgRN-Firmcr. mixed. spot. i0l2c .
month. 3gi,-.. October. qssi c.f No
Vemher and December, neH OBJ ODD. $3.50
.5c SON hcrn white corn. fl0nLc.
OATs-Frmer. No. . white. 2sis rHl.c.
RYF-Frm: No. > nearby. a1f.Sc.
STGAR-Styong aua unchanged.
CHEESE-SteadF.
EU1TER-Unchaneed
EGGS-Firm Do unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-27
VIRGINIA SUPREME COURT.
The Session in staunton Comes to a
Close.

STAUNTON. VA, sept 26.-spocial.-
In the Court of Appeals this morning, ar
gument was completed in the case OF
Berkeley against the National Lie As
ISOLATION OF Hartford. Conn.,, from the
Hastings Court of the city OF stanton.
and the case was submitted. Edmund
Pendleton, counsel for appellant, and A..
Caperton Braxton, counsel for appellee.
The case Of Reeves Gait, trustee end
special receiver. and others, against War
ner l.. Oliver and Others, from the Hus-
tings Court OF the city on stanton. was
continued until next term, not having
been printed.
Fanny NJ. Hughes. guardian. etc. plain
tin in error. against The city OF stanton,
defendant in error, counsel Tor the 1cIcud-
ant in error falling 10 appear whoa tbe
case was called, the same was submitted
on brief OF the plaintm I'm error without
argument. Richard r.. Bell, counsel for
plalntim Ia error.
The case or AlcAllister. trustee, against
Harman and others, from the Circuit
Court OF Augusta county, was argued TN
ful and submitted. McAlllster and Nc
Aliister, counsel for appellant, A.. Caper-
ton Braxt0n. counsel for appellees.
The case Of Juo +. Hurst * CO.. against
Leckie. &c. from the Corporation Court
Of the city OF Buena Vista, was argued In
part and continued until tomorrow morn
ing for further hearing. Greenlee b..
Letcher. Barton & Boyd, C.. b. Guyer and
Wiuborne and Bachelor, counsel for APP
peiants: Frank T. GLASGOW, william A..
Anderson and III. O. White. counsel for
sppellecs. The aboye-named case is the
last on the docket. Several accounts were
presented and allowed. Tomorrow morn
ing court Will meet at 10 o'clock. half an
nour earlier than usual A number OF
opinions will probably be handed down.
All business will be wound up and court
VIII adjourn until the next session In Rich
moud
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RICHMOND COLLEGE

offers thorough instruction IN the follow;
ing departments. a. Latin Language and
Literature. ~ Greek Language ana Lit
e.ature OD English Language, ca
French and German Languages and Liter
atures. l5j Mathematics. 90 Philosophy.
ID Physics, including full courses IN e.eS-
"triolty. Qj Chemistry % Geology; 90
History. Ciyics, English and American
Literature. 90 Law. Tuition In one or
more classes OF the lrst nine departments
h. S2.m a term. september 20 February,
or February 10 June. In junior Law,
tuitlon Is SO a term. Library aud syn
naslum free. Session begins SOFTEN
BER 2lst. For catalogue or Information
President r. W BOATwRIGHT.
Richmond. Va
city PATRONS my call up The presidents
ONCE By Bell phone 23E. Q SELF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-27
A HEAVY FINE.
What IL Costs 20 Violate Liquor Law
$50 Newport News-Firemen Leave,

- NH.
$50 Newport NeWs-hiremen Leave,
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. September g.
speciaL-Prooably the largest fine ever
put ON one person in the Police Court OF
this city was assessed this morning 10y
Justice Brown in the case Of John Hays,
who was In court 10 answer three charges,
an alleging violations OF the liquor law.
Hays was found guilty "a aned $3.50 ana
costs. lie was also found guilty of SELL
ing liquor 90 minors and Dned 50 and
costs. and of selling liquor on Sunday ID
fined SO and costs. The total amount
of fines and costs is $685.. Hays az once
took on appeal % the upper court Hays
applied TO the Corporation Court for a
license. which was denied by Judge Bar
ham. He appealed 10 the Circuit Court
and Judge Blackstone also denied the APP
plication.
The volunteer fremen % this city, who
made their arrangements o. attend me
thirteenth convention az Roanoke left TINS
morning for that city. The Pho-ous vol
unteer lire department and twenty Hamp-
ton bremen arrived here al an early hour
and Joined the local hremen at the Old
Dominion pier. Mayor Moss did not ac-
company the delegation from this city,
official duties preventing.
JIG Is understood that Colonel u.s. Lane
Stern. Inspector General OF the state
militia win arrive in the city one day
next week for the purpose of inspecting
the new military company.
Now hat Banker r. j.. Finch has com
pieted hi5 new market at TlIrty-urst
street and Lafayette avenue. the building
committee Of the Council proposes 20 take
action against him for violating IA city
ordinance. According 60 the law in qucs-
ton 20 is unlawful % erect a frame build
ing within 100 feet Of Lafayette avenue.
Mr.. Finch secured a building permit for
his market before the ordinance was
adopted. It Is said the city Council Off
cials win push ire matter. AS Mr. Finch
IS quite wealthy % is a born fighter, a
ur.liN Io.al ha-lle N exne.L.l.
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THE TIMES. RICHMOND VA. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER %. 1890

firm. No. 3 spring wheat, GSlsa7ie.. No.
2 red. 1870. No. > corn. 1910. No. =
yellow corn. 3li!c. No. . oats. 2eHQ
1gi,c. No. > white. g5isc. No. 3 white.
2fa,N25lkc. No. > rye ase No. . barley.
4cai6c No. / fsxseed Nli, new. SIP
Prime timothy seed. -4p Mess pork.
nor barrel S7GIaN1o. lard. per To-
hounds. NggisaI4o. Short rib sides
d0sc}. S50J454o dry salted shoulders
fboxedD. seas. short clear sides boxed.
&, .oq5s5 whisky. d.stiliers' finished
Goods. per gallon. Si22 Butter firm
creamery iGa23Mc.; dairy. 13QlSe. Eggs
firm. fresh. 1870. Chtr'e firm % ll1
1880.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-27
HAIL IN HANOVER,
Vicinity Of Ellcrson visited by a G
we're Storm-CrnDs Good.

BLLERsON. VA, sept 8-s9ecial -
This section was visited hy q severe hali
storm yesterday afternoon and much dam
age was done 10 growing crops. The nail
was heavy DO some places. whlie others e.
caped almost entirely. our truckers son-
orally are In good spirits. as this mas
been a prosperous year for them.
The corn crop On this county is un-
usually good. hut the farmers are having
considerable trouble harvesting their crops
owing 20 the scarcity of labor.
our truckers have commenced shipping
sweet potatoes from th.s place.
Miss Margaret Horne. who has been
quite sick with typhoid fever ls now
nearly well.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-27
The buggy was

throwing them out The buggy was
wrecked completely.
The Republicans held O. meeting
and appointed delegates 20 the joint con
vention 90 be held ac Columbia, Va, on
the 18Th instant. 10 determine whether %
nominate "a candidate for the Legislature
for Go0chlald and Fluvanna counties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-27

NEW YORK. Sept a-Ihe market for
reported of H. iu standard sae..iHs aud
drills of eastern makes. fuur. gear snec.-
ings occasionally &c. higher Coarse cole
orcd cottons very firm iIeHoheI cottDus
without change in quotations. but against
buyers. SO change iu uIl.I- ur print
cloths former iu,Hilar. latter lrHi
Girghams very firm Men wear worst
eds strong. dress -0l- selling well flr
spring. Holiday hcrc Friday and satur-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-27
WOODLEY SCHOOL,

MISS a q DANIIL- fTIu"UaI
This school opens Boz Washington the
lst OF October. apply Tor circulars 40
WOODLEK. Washington. d. T. IS
VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF MUSIC. "a
Howitzor Place and 100 east Ala q street,
Mrs. ALBERT g. BRUCE, principal.
Session opens september -lsL skilled
instructors in Piano. Singing. organ.
Violin. thereby inolud ng advanced har
mony SPECIAL attention paid a. train.
Ing children over five years Ia Musical
kindergarten. sen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-27
NEW YORK PRopUcE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept 26.-FLOUR-Steady
but ruled quiet and closed a shade easier
In sympathy with wheat winter extra,
s. 4JU290.
RYE FLOUR-Firm.
BrCKWHEAT FLOUR-Steady.
BrCKWHEAT-Steady az J705Sc.
CORNMEAL-Stesdy.
RNE-Firm: No. . western. GJlzc.
BARLEI-Quiet. feeding, 4lai-c.
BARLEY MALI-Steady.
WHEAT-SpJt weak. No. . red. 1oc.
Options opened steady at re. advance on
cables, and further advanced i4c. on dis
appointing northwestern receipts. Local
covering was a. feature or the forenoon,
but the market broke on Bradstreet's
statement. making the worlds visible
supply OF wheat 3.346.009 bushels above
the figure Of a week ago. which carried
the market 7sc. of from the best prices
Of the morning. with the close weak ~ q
net decline Of asaasc ClOsed-May, 11asc. o
September. 744c.: December, 1880.
CORN-SpOt weak, No. .. 4Oisc. OPP
tons opened firm ar l.c. advance on
strong cables. but subsequently turned
easier under realization following the de-
cline I'm wheat, selling of ~. from the
opening prices. and closing weak 90 a
net decline of &c. ~Ci0sed-May, 36c. Sep
tember. 3QfLc.: December. BE.
OATs-spot drmer; No. . white 30i4c.
Options nominal.
REEF-Firm: mess. S9n91J.
CUT MEATS-Firm.
BARD-Firmer. western steamed, 500
September nominal. Refined firm.
p0Rk-Frm.
COTrON-SEED OU-Firm az ~27i4qesc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Refined, New
York. $3.50.
ROsIN-sfeady: strained, common TO
TCRPENTiNE-Frm at 5oi5a51c.
pf7Trrp steadv. western cresmery.
1923: State dairy, lJG&c.
CHEESE-Firm large white. lie.
EGGS-Steady; State and pennsylvania,
2Oa21c.: western ungraded. i59iSe.
POTATOES-Steady; Jerseys. Sldl 80.
New York. H25Qt.4O: Long Island. 1875
Gi62I5. Jersey sweets, SlTj02; southern
sweets. siN1.50.
CABBAGE-Dun; Long Island. s2q3JO
per 100.
FREIGHTS TO LIVERPOOIrDull:
cotton by steam, 25l,c.
COFFEE-OptiOns opened steady at nm
changed prices, and ruled inactive most
OF tie day. Although foreign market
news averaged M favorsbly. there was
very little speculative support. and room
operat0rs we're indisoosed 10 enter into
new commitments with a three-dsys' adj
iournment close AT hand; closed steady
UNCHANGED 20 = points net lower; sales,
100 bags, including September and octo-
Der. S415. Spot-RiO dull but about
steady: mild quiet and featureless.
S~TrGAR-Raw irregular and nominal.
Refined dull and barely steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-27

STANTON. ga. September 25.-Iohu
CAmpbel and Benjamin Siope both
pleaded guilty Of house breaking and lar.
ceny and were sentenced 60 the p%eniten-
tary to-day. Campbell for ten years Do
Snope for four.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT. %, %.
ARRIVED.
Steamer RappahannOck, Liverpool.
Schooner 4. NJ. Colburn, Boston.
SAILED.
Barge Majestic. Allyn.s Point.
Barge Hornet. Norwich.
Barge Ringleader, Providence.
Barge ocean Belle, Providence.
barge CITY Of Montreal, Providence.
Steamer Mars. Southampton.
steamer GlenvaCk. Cutie.
Steamer Barcelona, Hamburg.
steamer ChickahOminy, London.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-27
PORT OF WEST POINT SEPT. 20, 1Sga
ARRIVED.

Steamship Baltimore. Murphy, Balti-
s~tearnsnip Accomack. Thompson. Nor
foIk' passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm CRY, Haynes. Malta
poni river landings, passengers and gem
eyai cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy, Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
steamship Accomack. Thompson, Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
.Steamship Elm City. Haynes Malta.
ponl river landings, passengers and gem
eral cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-27
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Sept. 25.-Prodt.tahing was
the feature Of to-day's grain markets
and material declines In wheat and corn
resulted. oats closed unchanged pe-
cember wheat declined &C. and SEPTEMBER
90. Corn closed &c. lower. PROVISIONS
closed with Insignificant changes both
ways.
rhn lonainn 1ntures ranged as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-27

Female Seminary.

Mrs. JNO H. POWELL.
No. 3 EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND. Va.
Mrs. WM. REID WILLIAMS Princlpali
Mrs. z. O.. PEYION Associate.
The tweuty-seyei.th session of THIS IN
sttuti0n will begin THURSDAY, Sept. q,
1892. and closes June j.. 1900
Facilities improved and enlarged. ROT
catalogue and additional Information ap-
ply 20 the principal. Vf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-27
BRAVE DEED OF
A PLUCKY WOMAN
Mrs. HurxthaII, Of ROnceverte, Saves
Her Own and ChiId's Life.
SWUNG FROM BURNING HOUSE.
Until Her Arm Burned toa Crisp-The
Driver OF a Coal Wagon Also ne
cciyes Serious Injuries 10y Vail
ing Over Embankment.

RONCEVBRTI, W.. VA, September
21-spcciaL-At 4 o'clock this morning
au alarm of fire was raised and the lire
company. which IS among the brayost and
most yiglsnt in the State. were soon on
the grounds. de.ueing the dwelling house
and store building Of Mrs. Josie Morton
Hurxhtau. Mrs. Hurxthal herself was
a- Mrs. Peylon's across The street under
the hands of Dr. NJ. A. Gates. who had
mach TO DO to save her lie. and it is not
yet certain whether she Will live. The
case has some hefoics in fl quite worth
attention.
A BRAVE WOMAN.
It seems that MIS-. Hurxthall. who Is
tle handsome young widow OF The late
on. Pen. UIrxthall ga very business little
woman who has much property and is "a
famoualy good manager of the same) was
sleeping ON The third floor with her little
daughter. Christine. THE child is nearly
as large ass the mother. liz is not known
how the SIRE occurred. but when the lady
was awakened fhe room was ablaze. She
took her chid in her arms and swung
outside ths window. She wa iu her night
dress. ANHE taNA MN" || mus IHt NttN
whispered. Mother. don't jump yet,
wai- one more minute
At this point "a freight train was lum-
ber.ue into view. AS it came near the
engineer saw the woman. He stopped his
train. secured a ladder from "a house near.
where DO had been FOO use, and saved the
mother end child. Before he reached the
ground with her. the lady had tainted,
and her arm was badly Durned-the one
She held by.
An Of her household goods We're de-
str0yed. but tine store. while suffering
damages from wafer. was saved.
The brave engineer who So fortunately
happened by was Mr. Bob Grove, son of
the late Dr. Grove. of R0nceverte.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT.
To-day while Miss Mae Beste and a
companion We're out driving on the Lewis
burg turnpike above town, they discovered
that a tWO-hOrse team loaded with coal
had gone over a high e~mbankment, and
the driver, a Mr.. Overh0ll. buried beneath.
The ladies at once sought aid and a sur
geon. and it was found that AR. Oyerholt
had sustained such injuries as TO neces-
state the amputation of a leg, and indeed
by which ne may yet lose his life. Be-
yOnd shock and bruises the horses were
not injured. though the fan was quite a
startling one, about fifteen feet or more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-27

FLAGMAN KILLED.
Knocked from the Top Of a Train by
DriyeMnY Bridge.

WINSTON. n. C.. Sept. ~26.-speclal.-
A nagman. named Curtis. on the second
section OF the Robinson circus train, was
knocked from the top OF a car at Ger
manton last night, and killed. The &C.
occurred when the train passed
under a driveway bridge. The remains
wer sent 20 Walnut Cove for an inquest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-27

Doe.
Atchison ..... ....'.' " ~
htDH+aoA ptA nI.
ba4uiAotc 1"N '"-" ' ul.
lanaul@l Ielih~ .'' I'D.
tdnada 6outurin .+''
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chi, Ind. and D.. id.......-.'...' t'2
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chi. ana NoItu" tat-l" f1
Chi, Rock Island ana idD.'''
g., g., g.. aud ST. LOUIS. ...+...... 'ta
colorado southern --' ''''
Colorado southern
Colorado southern =" f-"'' 49,,
Del. ana llDu'"- fNI.
Del, Lack. anu N'a''-" 3ti-
Den. ANA tdo H.'...+-
Don. and RIO q. pld.'.'s..
Erie ......... ...... ..+.
Erie 1st pfd......-+ ......s'++''
Great Northern pid...... ....'''' ~
Hooking Coal .......... ....'''..'-' t,'s
Hooking VALLEY ......'' ''''''''
Illinois Central ......' '.. ~
Iowa Central t.--.....
IOWA central ufd........ ......... o6tl
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lake Erie and western pId+--- ae-
Lake Shore .......- ....-. ...'..'.' ~
louis. and Nash....'.'. .'''''" 80
AldNuattaN i-+t $500 7oal'
metropolitan street IN.'.. ''''''''' Af9,-
Mexican tcutldl ...'...s ..'s'''
Mini and 81. Louis ......'."'..-
MIN and ST. T. d...-.'' %.
Missouri Pacific ...... .. -
Mobile ana O1l9 ~,
no o7 Kan. and Texas pfd........... ass
New Jersey 'tnLfai .-.sssss-s-.s l.i
New York Central ........ .....s.. IHtll
Norfolk and Western ........... ia
Norfolk ana Mteicih ItHt-ssssssss W
Northern PACING ... .F'..'.
Northern iaLin' ilu'' ' 9ta>
ontario ana M"7isiu 5f
oregon ~. o-
oregon f2 aho NoN' 1aoe.
PennstNahl~ ..' OF
Reading . + W
Reading lst plu.ss''"' ~ 90
Reading 20 pro '' -,
Rio Granoe and Mt0i'ih .-'"
Rio GTande ana NesleIh pl"'" Ga
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-27
PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. 36-PEANUTS-
Farmers stoek-Faney. &C. strictly prime.
sA@31sc.; prime. SIC. ordinary, 3Q3xc.
pound. Spanish, 81 per busheL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-27
RANK STOCKS
GRAIN And COTTON EXCHANGE

Quotations are Tor bonds maturing in
not less 0an ten years.
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@erbrettet it'd, ,pie gstlbfener !

gttuas @utes ldBt fi9 nidt sebeiu,
balten. 9ie Na9rtdt bapor nerbreitet
fid i6nel. Die iuirfli9 beiten Sa6en
perfaufen iib AUDI am beiten. Nbrabam
Sare, Elm lettenber gpOtbefer BON geuz
bile, Obio, iast: ,,9as Electric 8it@
ters" i1t Der am beten berfdufli9e
Masenbitter, ben i@ in meiner 2Oidbz
ri9en 8raris iemals fennen selernt
babe. Biiien sic au9, tparum? Die
meilten 2eioen Beginner nit St0runsen
bes Masens, Der 2eber, Der gaieren,
Der ginseipeioe, bes 8lutes Ober Der
geerpen. 9as Electric 8itters" frdfs
tist aber ben Masen, resulirt Die 2eber,
bic 0ieren unb Die @insepeibe, reinist
bas 8lut unb ltdrft Die Nerpen. 0az
our9 P"ilt es cine san5e Mense BON
&ranf6.lien. @s baut bas 9an5e SD>
item auf siebt neues 2eben unb friIde
&raft alien idiua9en, franfen mnb err
fb0pften Mdnneru unb Srauen. Sour
so Gents. 3u baben Bel ben Gpotbez
fern S. &alteper & SObn. @iro gaz
rantirt.
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Ratb sttr wataer.

8or iber so Jabren f4on murbe
Wtrs. WihSlotp'S SOOTHING Sprup
bon Willionen bon Nfhttern betm Sab
men Der ainber ansemenbet. Mirf bu
i'm 5@lafe bur9 bas s&reien eines
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fofort eins 6laf9e BON vWsrs. Minss
loius Soothing Sprup1 boleu. Setu
Wertb III unbe3ablbar. gs mtrb benz
tleinen 2eibeuben iofOrt 2inberung ber'
f6affen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf gfttter,
eS tit tein 3weifel bartiber. @s beilt
0pienterp unb 9iarrboe, regalirt ben
Magen unb bic Rieren, befeitigt gbtnb'
aolit, erpei9t ben Gaumen, perbin'
bert gnt5iinbung unb ffdrft bas ganae
Spfem. AIRS. Win5lows SOOTHING
Syrup fur 3abuenbe ainber if ange'
nebm In @ef9mad unb bas &eeept
liammt BON sinem ber befen tpeibli@eu
Aerate In ben Ser. Staaten. So III bel
allen DruggiHen tn ber sansen Welt au
baben. preis rs Gents per 5laf@e.
9auft ni9ts anberes, als Wrs. Wins'
Ions Sootbins'Sprup.
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- Menn giner iaat. er bilbe R9
gtidts etn, 10 biIbet er R6 barauf ettpaB
elm.
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Gts3 ba0os.
nsstec ei.:ela oter ben, anberen stah,eta &C.
Foiss:st &c bic Sberbeao. Grans Y. s5n3alis,
sgaco, Eeg., nno saaieree pen anoeren Seistetl
5p5 5eaernS non &atarrb il;rirt rporoen Snrde
D.. .ttg,a,,s erfoIareid5e Mebisir, asesr''':'as
g,.er ii Sossrsn Snsau's 8eief:
0g. g. 8. 9artmaa, GoIsig.5;;S. ..
@eehr.er Serr! rPesrusna iis!o
g;ansas!;n bs5en mid pon einens Ger idsliinnss
Re.. lsae pon @etarrb sebcilt, OH oeaer'
..gai,o sseasanb je lit. Mein 2eieen nar 10
Ituss, tab ib baSur9 ses.uungen suar,
ats;n. :.sst5Gtigsei, Die eires @tientabns2oao,ss
;s;:rs, aa'fsugsben; iest bin i9 ebar uiessr roIs
itaaoig sos5!."
Die esIv5knIibe Gebenblung bes Ratarr5S
uer;i5affs nrr Srtlide @rIei6teruns. ssuren
yyesben .,idt eripartet. Or. 9artn'ans gses
t$jo5s befeisiet aatarrb poaftdnbis. geri@afs
| fer Sic fies |sin neIsIfes Sud, u..o ternen Sic
tesans b;eIe etelbafte 2ransbeit oeEdm'pfet'.
Sic ssssrusna Nebicine Co., columbus, D.,
] JerId,igft oui BerIarsen Dr. 9artutanS Su9
, fce!.
S.G. secst, 9nrs, Senn.. i@reibts
50 Bit, a,eeirem G9opfer ino Sbrer gros-
estisea aRebisin iebr banfbar bafiir, baB i'd
Se;i ns sefanben babe. SD rnodbte ni@t
..ll,eEjr pbr,e ase-sr,i-na I'M 9auie fet1."
4ss-ru-aa bat felt niertis Sabren Ratarrb
l1rigt. Gs rottst Ratarrb nit ben BuraeIn
ass ..5 erfiiIt Sieienisen. .tueIbe es sebrau9en.
mil seuer 2ebensfraft. GI!e Apotbefer per-
sel.ien es.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-02-04

- STE diuefifde Sssterune bat Iib
bereit erftdrt. bic Staet Banning tn
ber propin3 Guaugfie out 6u Riosr,
uumeit Der Creme BON Son!ia, als
8ertrassbafeu fir BEN Wsltbaubei 3u
er6ffnen, Das .9iaefiid3e auswdrtige
Mnt bot aud einsemiiltgt. ben Berz
mauo,en bes eruDrbeten brit!f9sn
Miifondgs Glenias bic 5umme bon
$50. ausau5abIeu. Die beiben
Mbrber Jleu,lnss uIrben entboupiet.
ber Militdr. Manbariu bes betrefenben
Orte5 perbaaat uab a,uei aubere Be-
auite murtea~5egrabirt.
Gtmbalt gebpten nem 0Sittben ber
Grippe.
SO DieI glenb unb 10 piele Sobess
fdue fgo bur1 bic @rippe berurfatbt
worbsn, baB Ssbermann niRen iolIte.
mas fiir Elm muuberbares 0eilmittel
gegen bisfe 4rontbeit eefuuben pDrben
1T tn Dr. Sings yisue gutbeduus.
Sener ldiigs unb bartnddige Duiten
unb iene 6al8entsiinbuug berauben
Sic b6llia ess S9lafes, itamddsn Sbr
.spftem uab bobaen ber 56mtnbiu9t
ben Weg. sber al Das bell! bieie
unberslei6liGe Mebiaia. Wenn Sic
Giebsr baben. 56mer3en I'm 9iaters
fobf S9msrseu In ben 8noben unb
In ben Musfeln, munhsn Gals mnb
ienea 6ufeu, ber uns i'm 0alfe amidt
wte cine 3anse, banu gebrau6en Sic
Or. Sings 9feue gntbedung, um sic
BON Der Srippe gu beiien anb Gungens
ent3ttnbung unb 5duinbfudt su per'
binberu. pfeis SO. Gents unb $1.00.
Sas 1elb Dlrb 3urtdbeaablt, uenn
tetne 6eiluug erfolet. probefafGen
frei in Der apotbefe bon 5. 3alteper
& 6Dn.