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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-04
DOGU[A SANDAL WOOD GAPSuLES

Cure Gonorrhoea, Gleet, unnatural dis
charges In a few days. All druggists. Ac-
rectjons. Dick & Co.. 13S Centre st. Nev
York.
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MISS NETHERsoLE ANGRY.
Sues a Presbyterian Minister Who
Attacked Her Character.

1Attt1N~1-SSA n u n q n
WASHINGTON, May 3.-Suit has been
filed in the supreme court of the District
of Columbia, by Olga Nethersole, the
actress, for s20,0Oc damages against Rev.
Thomas G.. Easton, pastor of the East
ern Presbyterian church, In this city.
The attorneys for Miss Nethersole allege
that Dr. Easton, in sermon preached
April 1 last, characterized Miss Neither
sole as "Iewd woman
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Fch STEAMER
Dubuque

Will leave for st. Louis and intermediate
landings Wednesday. May 9th, 10 a. m
For full information regarding passenger
Agent; office. foot Sibley street, opposite
Union Depot. St Paul. Telephone call
Main SO.
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MASSAGE.

S-cTc@1-o,cSc ~ 1@ce.e---c->~~ >~~~~~~>~-c~.~
LADY ALPINE, the talented graduate
from Paris, is now located at RieheIie1I
hotel Groom y, Seventh and Robert; re-
noWned for excellence of treatment;
with strong magnetic power, there is
netic touch
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-04

acQDaily. bEx. Sun Leave. Arrive.
SSIh1cago. La Crosse, Mi. las :30am Ia1O 15pm
SSIa!icdeo' La Crosse. NIL la4 :30pml all :45am
~ SnIcaso, La Crosse. NIL -ia6:55pm a2:50pm
GlIC0gO Pioneer LidIGd'' #5r9 On #7'4;s sm
Chi. Faribault McGreg'rib4: :4ODu1 lb1i.15aT
Peoria. via Mason City. la4 :4Opin aif:15arn
Red Wing and Rochesterfb3 :15Dm bill Asa m
Dupuque, via La Crosse. bS :30am b1015pm
Sit:,b., 81: T., X g, Faribault. aS:35am a6:25pm
MMlIoanK and Way........ bS:20aml b6:30pm
OrtonVllle. Aberdeen ... la7:05pm aS:05am
nor neId. r bault & Aus b7:20pmI b9:20am
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BICYCLES.

.o-~~~~~-~oo-o-o-~~-~
BICYCLE REPAIRING at lowest prices;
a full line Of sundries; gas lamps, 81 so
up, st. Paul Cycle Company, 324 Wa
basha
RAMBLERS-Bette than ever and only
$40; secondhand Wheels So to $50; we
repair all makes, call for and deliver
Telephone 772 Valley; our tin can has
been taken out. Bird Cycle Co.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

~Io~N.o-oNNSr~r4r0r0~-~
HORSES, HORSES at auction every
Wednesday; private sales daily have 400
farm mares, drafters. drivers, three car
loads of secondhand logging horses.
three carloads Western horses on hand !:
give part time and thirty days trial on
domestic horses. Barrett & thinner
mans Midway Horse Market Mime
sofa Transfer, MINI.
HORSES! HORSESi HORSESLFiftv
head Of the finest draft horses and farm
mares ever seen in the Northwest. q.
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State of Minnesota

State Of Minnesota.
wberoos a., department of Insurance.
pany, corporation organized S'iTe Under r9ha I'M
M IMaWs OF Great Britain. has f111IV co,,1e Tue
Rs0 this stae w75h faPT Tae provisions Of the Of
authorization eiatlVe of ,nI to the admission and
its class. oe COMPANIES of
Now, therefore, I, the undersiened In
ee poWer and GdpmmlSsiGner anfndDEHa do hereby en-
named company to transact it its anRro aDove
pirate business Of Marine insIIra aaa pp'Go y,
Iaws fns sthte thegeo of Mimi according to he
be revoked @ or otherwise iegaliy u'tegl1fy terniy
set IN mg 5esfblmony IN nI whereof I have hereunto
At st Sdoo Paul, this a1st day Of Januarv Jai sea-
J. A. o'sHAUcHNEssv
insurance COMMISSIONS.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED. refitted and laid
Electric Carpet Cleaning Works, 23O
West Seventh. Telephone, 2127-2.
CARPETS, rugs. mattresses cleaned. rem
ovated, refitted and relaid: mattresses,
Ieatners renovated Helps Carpet Clean
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LOST AND FOUND.

'--o.-~--~-~~-e-e-o---e-~~
COLT LOST-One brown three-year-ol
colt, at Little Canada. Reward il re-
turned to ]. c. Shea, 4o2 selby av.
LOST-Pair Of gold eve glasses and chain.
Under rewarded If returned to Mrs
Dillon O'Brien. $50 Lincoln ay.
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MEDICAL.

c~o~o-o~~s>-N|~~-~-~~~
Il: II. BLY,, M. D., specialist in all month
private home in Central West for wo-
men before and during sickness Out
Of town parties write q 4th st. south.
Minneapolis, Room 8. third floor.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-04

Ticket Office a65 Robert St. phone 0s
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Fnp. SALE

BICYCLES-The reliable Monarch, at S25.
$50, $40. $50, chainless $780, can't be beat
st. Paul Cycle Company, S24 Wabasha
WE BUY, sell and exchange all kinds of
household goods; We always have bar
gains for you; open evenings 125-127
South Wabasha. Telephone main 1777-3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-01

RuB!ano Der Qominiitration in Die
2irme gsFlpgen unO e8 erfolgI Iofort Elm
mariner Qni6IuB. 2IQe Die i6perple=
genOen 8efiir6tungen, pel62 laut Of
Fi3i0IHn Guelen nod Dor &ur3em Die
MominiItrution8freiIc binIi1tlih Der
mutbmaBli9en ruiIiIdsn 8olitit in
GGiru beunrubigt:n. ou8 @sIptnit Der
8rieg5ertidrung, tpslhe BON ruiIiider
Seite lo5geluIIen iein IoQts, um bic aIz
liirten 9uls ubar Sopf in Die unangez
nebmIten 8erpjdelun9en 5u fiir5en,
Tino plDbli6 pie pon eintm I6arfen,
bic 2ltmofp6Gre tlGranosn HorotpinOa
fortgebIaien, unb 8ublano III Die elm
3i9e Md6t, ouf ipeI6e Die Ser. Stdlz
ten 5i6 perlafen t0nntn. Oieie b,iBz
G6nliden 8erpmolunQ5n auf offsntr
Scene MAIDEN li6 Ie6r mo,:riih, uber
Der Ginprud ldBt iib nht Otrpjitben,
ouB uniere n2tm!eur Diplomatic,
uuf nsl6e Sttrs!Gr 9aD 10 lot3 1T,
bon HuBlano in is0E ttuger 8,iIe
manipuIirt miro.
RuBIano mo6t Iidh Die RutAIoTtgtsjt
Der 6jeii9sn 2iomin;Itrotion 81 NuBt,
inoem IS ben au9o16ldli6en Biin=
f6en osrIal6en fntgegsn tonmt unO
9orfdlGge sur @inlsitung bon Rcqo=
tiationen i'm amerifanjid3n Sinne
madt, 10 Dab Den militGrii6en Opera
tiouen ginbalt geIhiebt, unO ulle5 anz
Oere auf bic lange 8dnt gei6o6en
DirO. RuBIan0 fam oufiir natjirliA
9egenoienIte ermor!sn, unO purf olio
hoFten, Dab Die Der. Stddtan bic unelz
genniiBige ruIIii6e Politit Der @rbalz
tun9 oes 6neEiIdn Rei6es uno Gaz
ipabrung oeiIelben Dor 3eritutelung
our4 Die ldnpsr9ierIgen Dsuti9en unO
gn9lan6er un!erltuBen.
gBle tl4 Ols1e5 olpIomdtllte SdM6s
ipiel nod petter entptdeln mag. miro
man nit Sntere6e Der Folgm tOnnen.
Bts retmt lid D as 3ui M
men?
Sir 0Cbm;nifrotion min ou,,ns
IIhginIi4 norh i6rpn g0ortsn rrS nirf4
n14 i6r,n gs,tsn 6srriEsir r,,rnsT
msnn. ~ NH NIT Sa3 SrisSsns @srii+ysn
Sis nnm gRsibSn Srra mn 6,rT
Gfoofs : @eportement in bic gRplt o,s
Ihidt nprhpn {26l is6r in gRioSr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-01
&aItimprc.Chip o q flu= Bulletin.

S1.5O pom Baltimore mad, 0biiaeelpbia uno
3nrud am ,Sonntng, Den 2. September. Spc,ial:
3u9 DsrlGbt Gamoen=Stcton $50 8orm,
Mount 8opdl=Station S35 9orn.
$3.50 pon Baltimore mad, Den 2urap= Dbien
uno Suriid an Sonutag, Den 2. September. Ser
SPtjialjuu pecGbt DEN Gamosnz9abnbof I'M
Z llbr Sorn;ttdas
$500 ppn Baltimore naeb Cumberland unb
jurHd am SonnaQ, ben 2. Sept. Ser Spe:
SIal5ug ocrldbt Der GamDsn=Satnbof I'M ubS
Wormttags.
S4O0 Don Baltimore nadb Mtlantic' ttp.
Save @ap. ScsansGitp poer SeasS SsIez
Sitp une ,uriicf nabiten Trsttas uno Cams
tag, fitr Die &itfabrt giiltig bis jum Iol9enDtn
Sltnta9 tniblt6li5. gilsts fno Iir Die
0ins uuo &iidfabrt duf alien 3Hgen 8iiItig.
S1.25 oon Baltimore nad @aibtnstpn uno
5uriid an Santftue uno Sonntug, tur DIE Ritd=
fabrt siItjg bis lum iogeHoen Nontag sins
i5liebi3. Ollie 3iiu,, Den r8oDal 2imitco"
ein9ei6lofen
$3.30 Don Baltimore ndd RpfpilIe uno turiit
bel @tttGcrbcit Der Woutqo eonntbe61ir,
tiuiblisBlib Gintritt gum 4Eabe. 9lfett Tito
ncrtduiltb am g., A., s., 6. uno !. 'Sept'mbcr,
bis sum :. rSfptember, ejnI1tB!id, ghlti1.
i2ltl
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Setsiali9s Sdnle fit Mao@en
I'm Noffimnrr

St Eaul' unb oierunnipans!sfte Strase.
Sss oassnst nuuss Ei5 tietns iiir isintn 35rtd
.N'HefR*:n R:datH t.r;A:st. s. n bell !un1
GE9 inssd.t aat m0libsR 9sGutmll9tttish yes
tSEsrt esrsfsit ruilo: auf osa Comfort uno sfG
solnohs!ilidbtn Sg:aro ps:;DaG9i.
&AHsisa.n,.n, rrt.G]e id jur QaiHabrs IN enc
HsS)9l!t oorbGti.tH ners'n hItr 3um sh.t''t Ia
eGbrt, uns o.rpen Staltrinntu ;nm Girtrtt in
trttra cine fir Samen 9tffiIte ltntr:;iitdt eorht=
rtiii. Eh Aainabm. IN oas 9airmorI UTautn=
SOuW nio!pt. aat Das Ssa9nb Diei'r 66ule bin
SrOnS:re soTafaii tuirO tSrputittn ii,suusea
scDiemt Cine tutiprsbeHo, poatonoig dusqts
tatttst 9urnbals 1T NIT Der S3ule ptrbnnosR, uno
ts5tn Gle lltbungsH unsr 2titlra tin;s afGoemiiD
GtbiIntttr 2,brtrs bonn s8ODal Geutrai GDmHaitle
S4ytitrtt' BON tStotbelm, StepsD:u
Gin aaotTe;rer Rurus ilr 5sIbsnsliTsrribt
epirn trt.ytiit 'Sp.jtu. &uris i'm 3ti6ntn unO
eRaitn, ionic SOfais unO anfEumtntals sMuFt Fno
fir SdiiIcrnnsn porQeitb:H, ai, pb III 0itien ipss
stntn 5d6rn oHs!ubioen 1piinIb:n.
En 8tbrtr6ttt beitsb.n aus Graoulrtsn BON Der:
eorraatrotn uriotrfidtsn, Die nit Ritdpbt au cir:
o,hnolit. Rtnrtrib in ibysH llnttrri6tsid6.rn unN
sln. efolarsid)t abatiQttit a!s 9:brsr aus9Hpdbit
spurbrr
.absiuAoaa,H fiir BORT pobnsupt SbHlsrinnen,
srIreut N5 .iHts dbnlit:n Ruf's, als nasitngt o.s
tn=6ole95G unO :utbdIt ale 6inribtuHQtu fir
eetnsH stiunSbt'tlidtn uno tomfortabtn @UtHtbalt
D:t beet po5a:nO'H s6u!srinntn itebtn uHtsr eintr
trcurs!i5:n uno ioysjiltioen auff6t.
Str ndtte 3urlus 5tannt an 3i.n'tag, c.n IL.
sc2t.m5tr 9rRfunqen iur auinabms Tro bonn 18.
s:s q. Ststemb't. @ttttirsnet appiitanttn ioat.n
Na i'll 9lnfanq o,3 Monots mtf0,n, nd ii5tr pic
2trt ana 3eit Der QrHfunQen su osrQtrpincrn. pie
ttnaniii. ppn GuttE SdJufH >perotn arert1nrt. Der
4srHlina tGnN pom l. September On, 3miidtn Q
ubr 9rrritaqs uto l llbr Ndbmittaas, i'm Bis
rcau Der Sd)ul. aasetroffen usrOtn.
St Qunptn fir BEN Sbulbs'u6 500
gro aabr, fir stul:rinnsu init a9obnnHo $50.
aRci dor,ifrt:
The Girls Latin School,
(au1 2S.lYitl Baltimore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-01
Sine &nr fir allc
Soulnter So 1ran66eiten

gin buIb,r big rin ganI,r 1btoffcI oou gcn
Etaop &eIi.f in siaem balbIu Glas g8a6r, 10 Oit
nitotrbUlt Gls Die &Htle:ruu9eu tortoduOH, un9
Gin nit Rtl0b Etljtf aetrarttt5 Stid 5!snta auT
ben Raa.u uuo Otn Intrrltib gtlt9t U,rbcn un'
nlitt,lbart GrltibtsruHg uaD cine blloigt 0et!uug
trjielsn.
SurttIi6- Gin blIbtr bis ,in GanJr 55,ss
f6ff.l oun in tinsm bdlbsH @I7c gBlfu Dlro IN
ptnio.n Winutsn Srdmpis, SpasmCn Rl9tnlaIrt
Raui.a 9rs5tn, SoobrerncH, N,rOOftat 6baia
lofattit, miqrdHt, gldbungsH uno uus ,nntr!l4tH
SdmTJsn bsileH.
Gs ai,bt t,iH DsImttd in Der g8tit, bag Jt'ber
uuo S4multu opit al, anO:rtn malarilatn. BIZ
IOisu uno ouotrs 5i,bcr Gm 9,re!n nit u 4 .
pao'g QtIttu) 10 raid turirt Us Y a q
puOs 8euOn Rtlitt
gsu Gutn @potbetern Dtrtauit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-01
NoQfQnDtge
NerDQuung

ertdlt man, psan man Rsopa0s 9iI,n sUrimmt.
9n ;solo. ibrer autibtlioi,H S,gsHI9IIttH
tfmuIiren f, Die 2,bu bti gbioHouuu9 6er 9'ue
uus o,reu abglug Our6 Die Galsnab5dngs Stls
QiQ,u in Soieu oou ,p,i biz p,sr rs0'n rafo DE
Sbdtiof,it Der qeb,r an una befreeR osu 9c:teHtsu
pon bisJ,n 9sibnrDsu. Gin dosr JDu Don haos
MAPS Qiqen, tdgIta pom 5trm G:nomm'n, ue.ns
bili5i,u SdIu,sr3en uutsrnori,u fHo, uHo 0u'H Nss
bT ntdt rittIg tunfiioutrt bai'H oas Sb!'W IL W
j,in,r R,otlmQBigt,jt imp fbtrH .In, Gsluaoe S'rH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-01
Siircam Scr Scr. Strabcnbabn. uno
elcftriid)en Gpmpaanic."

9csiurruo am III # :, Den |. september
1900, unD Bis ouf ioeitere Na6ridt iperotn BIZ
gGaqQons Der Ro!rnD=9art NM 6iQGlanotOwnz9i z9i.
ME, peun unteripses nad 6iobIanOtouu, nab lC
llbr 9rbtnOs 0ftli an 2ombauo= Strabe BON opparo.
bis lur Grttet= uRO prattastrabr, urdo punn m.iter
ii6cr oi; rcGuIGre 9oute iabrtn, onitatt bhlid
an 4raHAStrabs BON eoonaroa5trabe, tpie bisber.
Ole egog8ons wsrOsH fortfabssa, apcflid on Yratt.
'Strabs, lrie bisBer, 3u abren
Die Ssreiniste Strasenbabm. uue eIeftrtid,e
tZst 0pmpasnte.
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Sur 9tad,rid,t fir ote 8mnocn
Der
ilnitrl tlliIk 1lrn1uffrs' AG1riafion,

Sic GumplQnc uito pom l. Sc2ttn1bGr On
Otilb=Sjdtts 3u folasuOen Ratsn psrfaufcn:
~ Qiu;= oOer 20 GulrtS idets, nad YaB.. 81 90
40 9lints oOer % Guarts1idcts, 1ro}tut
Wilb, in fyllid)tn. ......................S1. 81 20
40 Qintz ootr 20 Guart=sidtts, 9rOjent
Wll6, IN 6!1lGeH. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 40
isir l}ilb, Die aui oiitnt 6pnti peiitiert wito
qpirO AM itlber Sltum ein Qrtisluiid)ag bon
16snt pro Guart fir idoe GulIitat in &raft trltsn
(2AD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-01
Ehule fiir Saube.

Ter s3. SIRIUS Der Maryland school for the Deaf
Side S6ule iiir taubs unO iOlfs SinOtr, o'rtn
Gi,bOr 10 mancelbaft it, oub fe Otm Interior
in ben 6ffentlibtn SduIsn nidt beiDobnsh ions
men. in uuobbdnoiQ BON itbtr rtlisi6i.u Stttt.
unter bem Qebrerz9erionuI bsfinoen f6 0re er'
iabrsne Qebr,r fir Oeu uutcrribt i'm eprsben
uno 2ippen=Q,ien. Sit s&ult bat Elm @pnrraz
finn uno Kindergarten fir tieint Climber. Die
nno llnterrid)t fr.i fir in Marptano anidiias
shGler. s9tusm aufnabme Oocr Nustunft i6rsih.
;ncn on 6bQ as. 20. Glp, @rinlpal, srtotrid.
Dls. (au0ll. 81, 81, ,Sa-22S.pt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-01

gor Ratarrb mubt Su Gid ioroiam bitten, Der
sur SdninoiudJt nrO, On Der bic Su0enO itirbt
- ,g8tnn Der @urm ibon naget al ben SlHtben
per if abor, Bu pdbn'n, bah er ME OerOirbt!" -
iagt Sdilfr. 6ah IN Sid crtdltet uuO tritt
uupcrpauli6fcii ROppeb uuo eine 8eibe iUeiterer
Qcioen cin, ocren eincs immer bic llriate oes an=
oeren it, 10 ipiNc, Dab fb neien llcbeln Our6 Den
Gebraudb Der st. 8ernurO Rrduter +
len fiber porbsuQen labt. Sir p Gcnt5 bel Apos
tbasrn III babea. vi, 30, SGl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-01
The Girls Latin School,
talus. .2S.lDt Baltimore
Sriemo's SG,tfe, tif Ss,s,lss,ls si@stf ':'s:F.f.

Qurt: NGats uno Qaursus= Strabe.
llrbtrtrpiitus EOt0litdt. Neues 9ebduoe nil
hem ueueiten mn bsitcr Nci3unus= uno Isriilaz
:iuug=S Spittm 9oGtoml1snt @usitattung. 2urn=
unhalt. Gcpartcrtnts iiir qsiitiQs unb piTendattz
Iibc augbilouuo. 3tpeibunOert SbHsr nnS nsun'
Sebn Qtbrcr.
4notrcorten, Gltmcntur=, tortQsl6ritttns mn
Sodbibul= = epartsmtnt3 9orbcreiturQ iIr ir0tno
elm Goaeq oocr Iluiperitdt, Joni. iur QeibatIids
Garrier;. g1aocn iiir &incsr9artcn= S3hlsr. Dian
rcrlaret &ataloe.
Z. VI. 6resa. 0i u, BrinSipal;
tSli Nt. eamb. puIi5zBrlnS9ol.
(Wmno4 INN
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MaDprs=S s=Siircau,

@altimore, Den 81. auaut' 1900
"a IR on t q a, pen 3. Stptsntbtr 1900. Irbtiter=
SaQ un0 in f5oi9t elmer 0eroronunq Dts Napnrs
mo Staotrat5es Elm nruni;paler istcrtaQ it, ipcr.
ben Die itdDhd)Gn @Ireaur an oi1icm Elgs Qcbloi=
icn blshen.
CUR 9sautmlidfeit ocs IubIifums ipetosn Die
Mdrttc, iuit gtip50uli9, abocba!ttn.
1bcmas q. Sages,
(2ff Vllhor.
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N4 q D - @ l1' s
Oe &e0Ou 8elief

i'm 6dui. bait Der G}tbraub O,Ftl5,u miro F6
b:i allen pOrfommeHoen S6merjsn o0tr 8rdufbsittH
ais pubtbutnO trpeiitn. G= Qebt Ri5ts IN otr
gB'lt, Das 10 raid Sbmrjtu hlt ootr Ods Sort
ibrst,n pom &raHtbnttu b:i,tigt, OI5 o0s &tGop
1sItf.
e.g.r RopfD,b lob Miardr, ooT uro5ts aopi'
tpeb) 3abHD,b, 1cura9is Rbtumatjsmus. 6iittI
tu.b Sbm,rj,n uuD ShWGde i'm Rit.n, BEN RUds
qrat ootr ben 9luen, @ti5lDrOen in Der 9eb:rGea
otuo, Ssit,nI,5en, Anap;atu DIR @sltrts oOer
e6merl.n icoer Qlrt, idaiit Die Nppufatiou nom
Ruopap's Rcaou R,lei ioiortjo' @rI'5truus uno
O,f,u fortseittt,r 8sbrau9 tres Iass lane bes
p.rft.Qiat tine p,rmaututs 5osIIun1
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Mt. ct. Spiephs.G pllea.

etuoiem.Ruriug: aluifite. piFsniaaitlidtr II.
fauimdnnii6er llnterri6t qriinoli4er uuttrrd,t in
Der btutiben SSro6s: = @soingnnocn: sSoaroers'
pro G,ifon BON iiuf MOnuttu sll5. Stuocn be.
oinneu om 8 itutae, ben 4. September 1900
@lau aoreifre:
Srueer Softpb. 1irtttor.
Station 5, Baltimore, Mo
Rataloa auf 9srlan8.n. (5uIil4 ;2Mt,, 5&Sl
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x oOmo0's
c' pi(Ien
fets iuuerla(f9
rein uegetabi[t[6,

bOaalnoio o.i5mafog, elegant O'rIud'rt,, osfiibs
rfnO redulr,no. rsiHigsno uTD icditiQeuo Euss
nag's 9iatn Iur 6siluu0 aT'J StoyuH9,H Oes Geas
n,us DIR GiHGtUeo,, Ritr.u, 9aii nereeisr
araaib,it,n, S9!0ia0tianidas, gutto2taHa, 4as
morrbp.SsR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-01
Sic Wfarylanocr Sdule 1iir SlinSc

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1900-03-22
Insurance Case Decided.

The case of VIM. H. Malette, use of
Susan NJ. Thomas VS.. the British
American Assurance Co., removed
from Oakland to Washington County
for trial, was taken from the jury on
Saturday morning last by the Court.
The plaintiff, whose two-story frame
business property in Oakland burned
July 70, 1898, claimed he had an in
surance of 1850 on the building
with the defendant, contending the
policy was renewed orally on June 81,
1898. The defendant denied that the
policy was ever renewed. Williams
and Doub for plaintiff; Peddicord and
Mason for defendant. Court took
case from jury, granting a prayer
that there was no legal evidence to
show that the policy was renewed.
An appeal will be taken. The plain
tiffs also brought suit for similar
amount against the Western Assur-
ance Co, of Toronto, Canada.
The gentlemen interested in the
case from Oakland, Messrs. Fred A.
Tho yer, Thomas J. Peddicord, James
Lit niger and Bowie Johnson, the
two irst named being attorneys and
the after witnessnes, returned home
S2tu rday afternoon.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1900-03-22
The Gormania Tannery.

The firm of J. g. Hoffman g. Sons,
tanners, of Wheeling, are making ar
rangements to increase the facilities
of their plant at Gormania, Grant
county, w. Va. The additional facil-
tiles will include a new two story
building, 800 by 100 feet, to be used
for watts, at cost of between $4,000
and $4,000
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1900-03-22
Death of John Friend .

Died, at his home near Deer Park,
where he has resided for the past
forty years, John Friend, in the
seventy fourth year of his age. The
deceased had been a sufferer from
cancer of the stomach for a long
while, but his condition was not con-
sidered critical until few weeks ago
when he was compelled to take his
bed. Sunday evening, March 18th,
with his family gathered about him,
his spirit took its flight.
He is survived by widow, two sons
and one daughter. The interment
was made in the Deer Park cemetery
on Tuesday, Rev. Funk, of the NJ. E.
church, conducting the service.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1900-03-22
Call for Your Letters.
Miss Ada Stocket, j. w. Mason, Jno.
b. McMuller, j. II. Lewis,
Death Revealed Swindle.

The settling up of the estate of w.
G. Totten, ex-member of the legisla-
ture, who lived at Piedmont, revealed
the fact that he was buncoed of So, 600
by the gold brick method. Totten
was a merchant and broker and was
regarded as a careful business man.
He kept the secret until his death.
The brick, made of brass, was found
among his assets at the Davis Nation
al Bank, Piedmont.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1900-03-22
Prisoners Escape from Jail.

Last Thursday night two prison
ers confined in jail, S. B. Strawser
and Norman Fields, charged with
stealing cross ties from Messrs. A..
Knabb & Co., effected their escape
by cutting a number of bars from one
of the windows. Sheriff Oester soon
after discovered that his birds had
flown and at once took up their trail.
Strawser was captured in the Hoye
lot on Third street and was SO over
come by his run, impeded as it was
by the deep snow, that he was hard
ly able to get back to the Jail. Fields
has not been heard from and is pro-
badly safe in West Virginia, his
home.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1900-03-22
A Fiendish Attack.

An attack was lately made on c. f.
Collier of Cherokee, Iowa, that near
ly proved fatal. 1t came through his
kidneys. His back got so lame he
could not stoop without great pain,
nor sit in chair unless proped by
cushions. No remedy helped him I'M
til he tried Electric Bitters which eff
fected such wonderful change that
he feels like new man. This marvel
Gus medicine cures backache and
kidney trouble, purifies the blood
and builds up your health. Only SOC
at all druggists.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1900-03-22
Church Notes.

Services at st. Peters Church
Friday, March 90, Way of the Cross
and benediction of the Blessed Sacra-
ment, 7.30 p. m.
Fourth Sunday Of Lent, Low Mass
and instruction, a. III.
High Mass and sermon, 1890 a. IN.
Sunday School at 8 p. IN. Evening
service and benediction, 7.30 p. m.
Tuesday, March, 81, Lenten service.
Sermon and benediction, 73O p. m.
Services in st. Marks church Sun
day morning at the usual hours.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1900-03-22
Banker Routs q Robber.

J. r. Garrison, Cashier of the bank
of Thornville, Ohio, had been robbed
of health by a serious lung trouble
until he tried DIR. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption. Then he wrote:
ut is the best medicine l ever used
for a severe cold or a bad case of lung
trouble. l always keep a bottle on
hand" Don't suffer with Coughs,
Colds, or any Throat, Chest or Lung
trouble when you can be cured SO
easily. Only SOC and $1.00 Trial bot
ties free at all druggists
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1900-03-22
Shortening the Ii. g. q.

1t is proposed to shorten the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad rs miles be-
tween Washington and Chicago by
building an air line from Fairmont to
Columbus. This would make the dis
tance from Washington to Chicago
745 miles, instead of 800, and make
the travelling time 90 hours instead
of "a. Fairmont is 100 miles west of
Cumberland. From that point the
road takes wide bend to the north
ward to Benwood, Bellaire, Cam
bridge, GAINESVILLE and Newark by
which at least 10 miles is lost in order
to accommodate local traffic.