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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24
Mrs. Lydia 3. Nieklin Dead.

Mrs. Lydia s. Nicklin died at her res
ldence in this city, corner Of Center anC
Capital streets, at 1915 O'Clock this Sat
urday morning, aged 6l years.
Deceased was the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Shirley and was born ia
Clnckamas county, Oregon, in lsl9,
Mrs Nicklin spent her childhood days
In this city aud later removed to Port.
land where she spent few years, after.
wards returning TO Salem she has made
Il her home until death. She was an
artist OF considerable proficiency and at.
tanned n wide reputation.
For the past ten years Mrs. Nioklin
has been an invalid, hut was not help
less until about two weeks ago. Cap
Hilary bronchitis was the cause Of her
death. The deceased is survived by her
mother, Mrs. James Shirley, and one
SON aud one daughter, viz; Carl s.
Nieklin, OF Portland, and Miss Lelo l..
Nioklin, of Salem.
' Funeral will be held at the residence
Monday at ? O'Clock.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24
This Is Satlsfaetory

While other politicians are dodging
around and quibbling on the Puerto
Rioo tariff question, Senator JOS Simon
OF Oregon Gays:
al have been from the first in favor of
free trade with Puerto Rico" Little 10
is equally positive against seating Mat
Quay, and against Hanna Payne ship.
ping subsidy graft.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24

mend your remedies too highly 10 all
afflicted mankind. Ella 1ouoh
Address in care OF Ida Boueh. Rnyo.r
OF Engraving and Printing, WASHING
ton, Dc
Register United States Treasury.
Hon. Judson W. Lyons, Register
United States Treasury, says in speak.
ing of Pe-ru-na: al find Pe-ru-na 10 he
an excellent remedy for the catarrhal
affections of spring and summer. and
those who suffer from depression from
the heat OF tho summer will flnd no
remedy equal TO Pe-ru-na."
Mayor Of Grand Rapids.
Hon. George @. Steketee, ex- -Mayor of
Grand Rapids, Mich, in recent letter
says:
Pe-ru-na Drug M'rg Co., Columbus,
Gentlemen-I desire TO congratulate
you on your well merited success with
Pe-ru-na. IL Is highly spoken OF by
those who have used II as remedy for
catarrh and liver troubles. As a tonic
and invigorator It is OF high merit, and
It pleases me always to speak well OF
It as 1t deserves praise.
\ Respectfully, George G. steketoe.
Pe-ru-na Is an ideal spring remedy. Il
strengthens, quiets, IL restores appetite,
helps digestion, and builds up weak
nerves. For free book address DR.. HarI
man, Columbus. Ohio.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24
A Temperance Lecture.

Rev. Ray Palmer, the temperance
lecture at the hrst Presbyterian church
Tuesday, MaUh 81, at 7,3O y. m. rhe
subject will ho Mankind Crucifled al
har Of the open Saloon" Rey. Palmer
Is the vice president at large OF the Ma.
tional Young Peoples Christian TEN,
porancc Union aud after the lecture N m
organlle branch In Salem. Ii Is de.
sirrd 90 have ~ many yOnug people AT.
tend the lecture as the church will hold.
The attention OF every person who loo.
lieNvs that the laws which regulate tho
saloon aud the sale oi intoxicating
drinks should he inlorocd IL dirrctvd M
this lecture, Everybody is invited.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24
NEW YoRK. Oct. nth, 1893.

NEW YORK, Oct llth, loyS'
Pe-ru-na Drug M'rg Co, Columbus, o.;
Gentlemen-Pe-ru-na is good for ca
tcrrh. / have tried It and know 1t. II
relieved me immensely on my trip to
Cuba, and 1 always have bottle in
reserve. Since my return 1 have not
suffered from catarrh, but il ! do shall
use Pe-ru.na again. Meantime you
might send me another bottle.
Yours, Amos J. Cummings, NJ. @.
Hon. W. G.. Lienallcn, a prominent
politician Of Moscow, Idaho, and a clerk
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24
SENATE CHAMBER,
WAsHINGTON, DC.

SENATE CHAMBER,
WAsmNGrON, d. @.
Pe-ru'na Drug M'rg Co., Columbus, o.:
Gentlemen-I have used Pe-ru-na for
ratarrh Of the stomach, and after the use
of ono bottle felt very much relieved.
| had suffered for months before |
heard Of Pe-ru-na and at the solicitation
OF a friend was persuaded to use II and
| feel very grateful. To those who are
suffering with catarrh [ respectfully
recommend Po-ru-na. Very respectfully
yours, VIC. Lienallen.
j. Il. stuart Of Eastland, Texas, says,
vi have purchased one bottle Of Peru.
ma, and Il was used by myself and wife
10 spring medicine. consider It the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24
The arshany conssr,

Our cilltens ploase DO not forget that
on Mawh 2sth Louise Brehany Is com.
ing here with her ballads aud songs. aud
she IL assisted by one Of the cleavvrest
musial organizations ever gotten Ia.
gether They are doing this wear the
Camden Scene OF Faust, beautifully eos.
iumet, and with special scenery, and are
everywhere rvceNlng the highest in.
doFsomvnt ot the press aud local peoplo
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24
Champion Rut Road

The road to Salem from Oak Grove,
especially up the long grade, is cut up 20
badly that il is almost impossible horse
back, say nothing about wagon. There
are gullies over three feet deep. 1t is
supposed that the road supervisor has
been dead for over two years.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24

found IL TO be a val
liable and satisfac-
tory remedy Pre-
vious to using Il 1
suffered intensely
with catsrrh. Ihave
now taken one bot
tie Of your valuable
r Q m ed y and all
8 y m to m 8 have
disappeared. I am
strong and healthy
and cannot recon-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24

best dollars worth I ever bought. NJ,
wife has used your remedies with graft.
flying results.
Miss Ella Bough, of Gettysburg. Pa
in letter written from washinpton. n
c., says: III have used Pe-ru.na and bsva
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24

Average Tor three years under Judge
Hubbard, t73.52i.
Average for three years under Judge
Terrell, s67, $50.
Total warrants for three years under
Judge Hubbard, s22O,572.
Total warrants in three years under
Judge Terrell, t2O3,5 $50.
Reduction under Judge Terrell in
three years, sl7,O22.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24
WHITE House RESTAUR mt

what was you saying about those
meals9
| said they were the best / ever eat
You VIII find them at the White House
Restaurant, which is open all night and
meals served at all hours. Oysters a
specially,
MckuLOP & BERKHARr
ProprietOrs, lO6 State st.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24

Unable TO give a good reason for
lighting Billy Hall for county clerk the
push organ has s,enetly pas, 81 thvw5rl
oat that Billy mut be slaughtered a,
al hafiaris, why he even let the
ticket printing 10 the lowest bldderi"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24
Surnpter Mines.

Tickets 10 all mining towns Spokane
Baker City, Moscow, San Francisco and
all other points. Baggage checked
through saves money. Guy NJ. Power
office foot Trade street. 2-o'lm.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24
To Rspresen, orsson

Mrs. j. O. Cani, oi Portland, has been
named by Governor 6eer 10 represent
the state Of osegon a, the Paris Exposl.
ton on America Day" July 4, 1900.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24

hAgpN, Neb, MaNh "a - safe Ia
state hsnk blown open early this morn.
lng BY bofglars Nho secured St.0lO. Na
uaee 0i the rObhors.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24
AAAAAAAAAAAAA n
K H0IEL ARRIVALS. =

COTTAGE.
G.. NJ. Elspass.
Edgar Lee, Wintersel, Iowa.
J. w. Whitlock, Silverton.
Captain Poorman. Wondburn.
WILLAMETTE
X. w. Henneman, Portland.
;. A Jones, Brooks.
|. l.. Patterson and family, City.
Thed 5. Davis, San Francisco.
Mrs. w. Il. Richardson, Albany.
Miss Lizzie Patterson, Albany.
John Gill, Chase, Ore.
Joseph T. Brennan, Canton, o.
u. b. Beekman, Portland.
II. II. Buddington, Portland.
q. X Baxter, Grand Rapids, Mich.
II +. Lonsbury, Portland.
j. X. Busley, New York.
G, d. Pool, Minneapolis.
d. +. Sullivan, Rochester, y. Y.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24
The Choicest
DRY GOODS AND SHOES

VIII now be disposed of for less money han tbe goods can
be purchased wholesale TO-DAY "'"" "'~ S0'N' ~"
Wnen first started closing out the Willis Bros stock,
au l"te as much goods as have today 1t was an i'm
we are out OF some staples but that is to be expected
prices ''pe'' ou' eoouS ana lear" ou'
a,r we nave iu line of coSes gloves hosiery and under
Some fine dress goods, silks and veNets.
0GsS III great variety late Styles good quality. Willis
goO @ uG not handle cheap Shoes but sold only standard
chants have to pay for them "'' 'o' 'eSS It'd" "'e
gloves % SocK OF meas hats and white vests mems shirts
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24

IN tho United States Senate document
room, speaks in the following terms Of
Pe.ru.ua:
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24
Marion County Warrants.

The reports in the county clerks Of
flee show the total warrants issued by
wars as followa,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24
Let's Talk Paint

We buy paint just like we buy dugsget the best ana
purest that money will buy that's why secured the
agency of the Sherwn-Wams Co. high class paints, the
kind they put up ready for use--caled Family PANT Is
quite popular Just now-so many things to be touched up for
spring You can paint anything from baby carriages to-
lawn mowers. There seveny-our colors to choose
FROM and it's put up in convenient size-that any size
you want from Csc to $3.50 per Come in and get
color card and we'll tell you more about it of course you
want bruShes--we have them too.
d. Fry Druggist
Fry's Lavender Cream Cures Rough HandS--25c.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24

SEED WHEAT FOR sALE-Inquire of
Lawrence j. Martin, at farm, 81 miles
n. +, OF Salem, on Silyerton road.
3.24.3t
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24
Monday Morning

20 make numerous changes interior of the sts
iNay 10 eceVng large stock pianos aud organs ,b ~
@ IN IA lev days will have shipment OF sewing
mes nov on am prepared 10 push this branch Of the bns
he The & % nv oes. attention to T. The pianos organs viii
r 49, s sls me country affords all fresh and ksn,h -,
Fs "'' VIII make hosts OF customers. Wait see s ~
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-24
Today, Saturday

IS hs last DAY will sell from remaining Of shoes notons
e Ie'al What is left have partially sold 40 An ontsis |
anu VIII soon dispose OF the balance in the manner
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Sas 9llter ~ perid,ieben.

Die ncuete Sbeoris oaiir H. Glettriiitat all Der
6rnbats ,u appIi,iren. Dem 6artw:rOen Der ar=
Elm 3erbr5teu Der 6ira,ellcu. oas nah uno nab aui
oas eanjc Crgan i5ersrcit. 3eier proie5 ruft Ole
seiifiaeu McriniaIe bObcn Altrrs bcrpor. 9eie %
banoluns ab;r itsllt nbi oas Geiub! Oer Suscuo
ipieosrb b,r ionocrn peridait aud ocr;a ausiebea.
&ahrrno 3unoerte non GrpcrimcnieH Sisisr Nrt
porsesut moroen lno aiebt cs Note inImer nctb uur
e:r ii. Die eeiunobsii gu erhalten. Gar oiecn 3wsi
une iur bic 9eilana bon Seritopiuna. SerOouunass
lelosn. 1DspepiC. sebers uno Nierenltinen muros
Srltetter ; Wnaenbiiicrs Dor mebr as iuni ID Sahnu
Dor oas Vnblttum gebradt An ieoem Gage oicier
5dhre II es oas einiae pofdno;g iupsrldliige 6el!.
mtiel aeipeien @elo lam ieine before Arsuei iau.
len. geriuht e. uno Sbr ipereei n5cr;euqi perOcH
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nj bt unterseibnet lit. Die Sbulo
oaran lieet offenbar on gnalono.
= Selma Sbnapfe, Die 5rau,
uelde in Nreslau elm 8eil nab oem
8ailer gSilbelm mari, lit iebt De-
finitiu iir irrlinnis erfldrt, uno Der
Siren s(nItalt in Sreslau CUR
oauernben Snternirllng iiberfpielen
tpDroen.
= Oem nellen oeutiben Genius
sufolae bat Sambura 704. .669 @ins
luobner; Gben,nib 206, ,5Sl; 0Urt=
muno 142. .418. Dies lit i'm Ser
aleit gum Genius bon 1895 cine
8unabme BON 79,117, beSp. 45, ,567
unb 80, 1856.
= Sn Salsburg fano Elm Quell
itatt sipiihen Dem @rafen 3afrsotpS-
Fl unb bem @raIen Orlofi. Nttabe
oer ruiliiden @eianotldaft in Miin-
hen. bel ipefbem Der eritere einen
9hnB in ben llnterleib erbielt, on
benz er balo oarallf itarb.
= Gaiier Wilbelm bat Der &nuis
gin BON Yprtugal. tpelhe einem iiber
8oro eeiallenen beutiben W(atrolen
peri6nlicb Dos 2eben aerettet bate.
Die MettunaS-Wiebaille nerlieben.
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Teiertass Grtariionen Der 5. &
@. y. : Vahu.

s,ad, Nierifu uuS Sem Slb Oiten.
Serfaufs Seae ON 20, 2l. uno -. 3e-
selnhcr,
9suiihen 9otal.S l.Stationen, Yerfauis.
Sage am 23.. ~. %, ri. uno 81. De-
sember uno am /. Sanuar.
Ssad1 Noufton, 1cg. 9aten fiir bic
"Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Festi-
val" bonn 10. bis gum 10. 9esember.
Rad Gbicaao, Sas. Yum l.-S.
DECEMBER. NnlaB: international Live
stock Exposition. Sertauis.5aae am
%. unb %. Rouember unb am 3. unb 4.
December 1900,
saad, @nmiten. 1eg. Bonn 3. Bis II.
7eaember: Masonic Grand Lodge
Meeting. "a. Npnember: Chapter
Committee Meeting"
Jiir obise grcuriionen iino lebr niebs
rise 9iaten aneeiest pprben. sseaen
@inselbeiten, beial, aaten. 8erfauistaae
@iiltieteitsbaner, dahrasiteu &C.. iuenoe
man iob an ben ndbiten Asenten Der s.
4 O. Y, +. 8abn. poer ibreibe an
.. 8. Irice, o. y. & :. ",
9aleitine, 5elas.
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ga freilid, nit bieiem Npollo tonnte
@ufiap @eilsel iib nidt meiien. Gieie
@ueen, oes Sieses setpib, batten iein
Slid pernidtet bieier tiibnesidmuns
gene, iurglosA lddelnoe Mluno unter
benz ieinen Gdnurrbart obne Miite
Wunnen 9efoiiet, mad benen er iabres
lang persebli6 aeIedst IN oersebrenoem
Nerlangen.
.@riiB @oit, 2ollese Wenssl," un-
isrbrad bic iriide iuobltlinsenbe
Gtimme bes 10 9eneiOeten feline ge'
banfen. .Saben Sic mie tpeilano
Npabs Saube nidt eeiunoen, oa Sbr
SUB ra1en tonnte, baB Gle iid i9on
auf Dem Ssimipese befinoeng 6iir
mid, Der id oemislben 3ieI 3uiirebe,
elm bstribenoes Omen.
nMeine 3eit mar ab9elaufen,A
Iddelts Der @efraste eleidmiitbis. .fiir
Sic uiro iid idon ein Selblatt finben.
Mit iliidtisem 0rube idritt er an
benz iunsen Wlann boriiber. Tiefer
aber Sog i'm gUelter9eben ben Saiios
idu6 BON Der moblespflesten idlanien
3inten uno betra6tste iinnenb ben lett
aeiiern bort 6aitenoen breiien @olbreif.
vGu mein Celblatt. gu melne
9aube, Die Mrs seipencet. mas IN
Noa9s Saube gegen Gid2 9rdait lnid
iiber bic groe binnus In ben Stmmel
bes 8liides Il
gDie tueih, tuie ieli9 ernit bas tben
nod iibsrmiiibie lddelnbe Gefidt bes
9rdumers jebt sridisn. 0ie gesesnun9
nit Wensel ipor berseiien. Sdite er It'd
nod einmal umgeblidt, er bdtte bieien
iieben unb nit einem @eiidtsausorud
ieben tonnen, Der ibn ppr bieiem Sol
Ieeen eewarnt bdtte.
sd tunnr nsinen 0liidwunid
nidt bsrausbrinaen, id tudr' baran
ernidt, ooer es mdre elm 6lud baraus
aeporoen-ein porseiti9er. Sieb' Dir
Tein @inelein an, gu Narr. absr balte
es ieh. Gs ionnte Elm polptratesrin9
iein. uno tper ben iid nidt ielbh bonn
Singer sisbt. benz bilft pislleidt ein gln.
berer na9.'
llno idnell iid umluenoeno. idritt
er Der Stabt su.
(5Urtiebuna folst).
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Cine Nrutiamatinn bon SontS
Npfha.

, Die ioleenbe Proclamation bes
! guren Generals 2puiS Botba lit
| iueben erlaiien iuproen.
ia mir ntitgetbeilt tuuroe, oaB
Der 5einb allerlei fallhe Ino liianes
ride Geribte iiber bic &eeierin9
imo mid ielber unter ben 8urabers
perbreitet, tperoen uniere Sffisiere
uno 8eamten biermit beauftragt,
5olgenoe5 bem qllaenleinen Nubli=
tlim mitSutbeilen;
Ger Grefutiuratb bat, nab Vera=
tbung NIT benz ErdIioenten bes
/ Oranje=Jreiltaates, beiblpfen. i'm
Snterelie unierer Sabe unierem
Staats asrdiioenten urlalib Sli ge=
ben nit Der @eiluna, iih ioiort nah
europa 5u beeeben, Inn unferer bort
befin6Ii6en Oeputatipn in ibrer Wlil=
iion beisuiteben.
Wice Yrdljoent Sbaltburaer lit
barauf, oem @eiebe aentdB, pereioigt
iuurben lino funeirt iebt als StaatS>
Hrdiioent. Sbm sllr Seite iteben
jebt: Der Staatsiefretdr. Srpei Wlits
alieocr oes Gretutinratbe5. namlidl
Sutas Uteper uhb i1, ioiuie anoere
I 0eanlte; tlira. llniere 9tsaieruna be-
ftebt in eerielben Weiie ipie porber
unb lit iebt In meiner unmittelbaren
9adbaridait uno iit oirefter Ser
binoung nit mir.
MtDae bas Ylut unierer brauen
9ooten INNER ieoem Surgber eine
laute Mlnbnung iein, fiir iuirflife
5reibeit 81 fdnlpfen. gSir baben
nidts mebr gu perlieren, aber alIes
su aeipinnen. Die Jiegierung lit
feit entidlloiIen, ben Sanpf fortsi.
fiibren. SD bin iiberseuat. bas Die
8urabers oielem Gntibuiie 8eifaa
sulIen uno berngentdB bis gum Gnee
banoeln,
Die Yurebers lperoen eetparnt
Dor ben ib6nen Worten bes Jeinoes.
Die oarauf berehnet iinS. tie 81 tdu-
Ihen uno gum Wieoerleeen Der Waffen
su betpeeen. oenn Tie meroen. oer Ires
flanation bes Generals 8oberts ges
mdB. oann als 6riegsaefangene nah
ct. 0elena pber Geplun transportirt
iperben. llniere Sabe aber, obtpphl
| ihnierig. lit niht bunnhngsIDs,
tueitn mir ieoer gurgber ieine Yfliht
thut. Ter Serr miro iiber Elm ge=
ieanetes Gnoe su ieiner Belt nn1 in
ieiner Weiie aeben.
go uiele Wieniden uerlleren
bic @ebulo, uno mie lelten huoet
man Ee.
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7aaee Mesiafeiten.
I II | a II b.

- - Der 0ausauSlhuB fir Die
gungreBoiitritt Neueintbeilina bat
iib nit 6 gegen 5 Stinlmen fiir 6op=
fins Bill ausselprp1en. 9anurb
tuiiroe Die 3abl Der Witalieber oes
&eprdientantenbauies, tpie bisber,
357 bleiben. Die Nbitimmung mar
iebob teine oefinitipe, oa cine sln-
sabl BON gomite @aitglieoer abrpe-
Seno mar.
- geab Dem Genius @reebniB
iino Die nier arDBten Stdote oes Ger.
ritoriums Seem Merifp: Albuquerque
nit 62S8 Ginpobnern, Santa Sc nit
5603, 2as Weaas nit 1852 uno Ha=
ton nit 3540 ginpobnern.
= Sn Hodport, Snbiaue. murs
ben Stuei 9teger gelgnbt, tuelhe eli
men neiHen 1arbier beraubt uno err
tnuroet batten. Giner Der Heaer
tpar Der 9bat geitdnoig eetueien,
- Wie Gus Wanila berihtet tpiro,
entialten Die 5ilipinos iebt auf Der
Sniet Nanap uieoer eine iebr reae
9bdtisteit. Gbtbeilunsen bes g..
15. uno %. Heginents iino bort
itationirt. Sn ben 8dmpIen Der tesz
ten Wohe nerlpreH Die dilipinos 10
Mann an 9ooteu, Tan Yeriuunbeten
una 40 an 0efauecnen. glui ame-
ritaniiber Seite belief iib Der Ser
liit auI 2 Iuote unb 3 Yerlpunoete.
= Gus 2ineoln. @ebrasta. mira
nlitgetbeilt. oaB Wnl. i. Nrgan nit
Der @riigouna elmer p5bentlihen
Seitibriit umgebt, pelhe ipecieq Der
8eiiirportlina Der Suroeruusen Der
Blatform bon 9anias Gitp aepjonet
iein ioa.
= Tua chicago miro beribtet;
Sie bieIiae rSainnis Staatsseituua"
tpuroe bon sSrau Wargarete 8aiter.
Wittiue bon 0ermann Haiter. tpelder
npn 1867 bis 1890 Heoatteur Der
aeituna mar. iiir $4,000, erltan=
ben. tua8 NIT elmer Sppptbef bon
$3.50. 900, pelhe auf Der 3eituna
laitet. ben &aufpreis ali etpas iiber
SOU, ,0O0 ltelaert. sSrau Haiter aes
h5rte au ben beoeutenoiten @ldubi-
germ oes Ylattes. gr beiBt, Die @e-
ieaihaft tperoe iofort rearaanifirt
uno oa5 grideinen Der 3eitune
niht unterbrohen rperoen.
Nuslano.
= Sn Berlin baben iib in 5olae
Der Gtbiilunaen oes Sternberg-
4roeelies bic Hriuatoeteftiu Sniff
tiite preaniiirt, um uniaubere Gle
niente iernSlibalten.
= Der Hatb Der israeliitiihen
gultis @eneinee in DRESDEN bat
aeaen ben @rafen Bidler aui 9lein-
Ilhirne, ben befannten Suoenireiier
peer. ipie ibu gebel eetauIt bot, ben
a a8reibarafen". StraIantras rueeen
8eleioigung aeltellt.
SIM Budget Gusihuiie oes
oeutifen Heibstages ertldrten Der
&rieasnliniiter, General b. @oBler,
bic @eeierrne itebe init eiuem itan.
oinauiiben Grinder in &erbinoune,
Der uerlprphen babe. oas Wiuoell eli
mes automatiiden Ointerlaoeraefueb-
res su lieIern. Gas Wiooea lei
aber nod nid]t eingetroiien,
- Nus Yetlna fpIre berIbtet,
ha6 Die biplomatiibe 8ereinbaruna
Der alliirten Mdbte in Be5ua aui Die
6rieoensbeoinaltngen INNER nod
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Die nenen beiBen Quelea.

Die beiBen S6meiel-NueI- l.
len BON Son AntOniu betuirfen
ipunoerbore Seilungen in 5duelt
BON 8beumatismus. eczema, hru=
niihem Wtalaria. Satarrb, 8lnt.
Wersiftlina uno 6raucn aranfbei-
ten. Die Wirfune bieieS Waliers
auf ole Saut uno oas Slut lit
aruRartia.
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Icrb. Ztafiei. 33l Gait Gom-
merce- StraBe. 8reierpaline Sur
Grbaltung BON Butter, Wurit une
5leild. 8elalsene RinbersQdrme
Shlahtmelier &c.
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0as eleaonteite Eager bon
Tiamanten, ubreu. Sutpelen. San=
CD strtitelu. WteHeribmieomaaren,
ETC.. finoet man bel Gri ser
Wros., Commerce StraBe.
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1clepbunirt an I. u. Hollins (Tel.
Na, a21, G Rings), nm Guren Raien.
4pdber sn idldrien uno tuieoer IN giiten
3uitano Al brineen. Sicpeles, aofier.
Rdhs Raihineu &C. iueroen reparirt. Alles
aorantirt. ,Sreie Nblieierun9, 3ll Ro'
uorro- StraBe. 81 ,3m-
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Office 123 9lue g. Specialiit fir Gus
aen, Sbren, 9taie unb 8eble. Sprehs
itlmoen pun 9 bis II llbr 8orn1ittaes
uno uon . bis 5 llbr Wahniittaas.
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Gfarer Aopf,

81 Gfarer Sopf,
Gsfei ea9 uub ein bobes idlil'
a.ta Il ,we' 9lsiaIlate, bic burt
@ebraal pou gait's 9sbtr,Bilsu
.rilsi mgreea.
Giae frwisltns Cbat(dd)s.
aopiidmsr;sn, Wialaria. Wlasenidurs,
ectitopiuna Gpspspiie, GaIlsnletocf
nao ahuiidls Granlhsiten iptrben poli'
itdnOi9 ssbsi I Sn'A cen @sbraudl ror
3utt'S geter. 9iuen.
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Tim Grfaltnng in einen, 3age Sm
beilen. nebme man -earatipt Wromo Guinins'
SabIsts- Vile 4roeuifeu sebcn oas Selo lnrhd,
menn ieins 6siluna erolst. Y. u. @russ's Inter
ihrit aui leocr Sdadbel 25 Geuis.
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8eihdIts=9rudlaben uuo Cffite'
Shreibipaaren. 8rumpte Seoienuna
uno nieorige Ereiie,
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3elephr 900.
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bunoen unb bic gbinelen in glbtbei=
llingen BON 10 Bis 20 Wann nit ben
3Dpfen angebunoen un0 eribuiz
fen, 10 baB tie aleib in ibr @rab iie=
len. neun baben mir iuieoer lalfen
lallen, neil lie 81 Jung iparen; Oiele
muBten erit oas @rab 5umaden.
oann muBten iie SpieBrutben laufen
uno sulebt ipuroen ibnen Die 30pfe
QbQeidnitten.
The colored American., 1900-07-28

Mr. Drury's songs embrace eompo
slslons b! nearly all the great masters
rom Wagner to Massenet, Gouncd t.
blzet, with spIinkling from writers
OF lighter music. such as Tcsti, Offer .
bach and May@ Helmund. MIR. Drur,
ls a delightful oompanron apart from
bis gifts as au entertainer. He is well
read. inclined to be scholarly. speak.
German snd French futntIy. To Pro
lessor Howard OF New York, the mes
scientific teacher of singing, perhaps.
in the world, is due the production OF
his wonderful voice and the presen a
tion to the public of tie first higbl,
cultivated male singer of the Negro
race.
The Hon. John Wanamaker praises
Mr.. Drury's singing is lettsr copy of
which We give below:
Philadelphia, Penn.
beg to say that it gives me pleasure
to state that the singh G of Mr.. Theodore
Orury at Bethany yesterday delighted
every body. He has a fine voice and
sings with great feeling.
Yours very truly,
JOHN WANAMAKER.