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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-02
SPORT.

The Memphis Jockey club spring meeting
will begin next Thursday and run until
April =.
The Bennings spring meeting opens to-
day. Sudden change In the weather has
pat the track IN fair condition.
Jack Joyner has a promising string
from the stables of Pierre Lorillard. Dayid
Gideon and Perry Belmont In training AT
Morris Park.
The Cyclists beat the West Ends In a
onc-sided game by a score of to >.
ST. Louis pitchers were in fine form yes
terday and shut out Rochester in an cA-
hibition game.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-02
n..s,r ,b. p..t Fifty Year.

Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup has been
i,scd by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for
their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHINti,
with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1T SOOTHES
,he CHILD. SOFTENS THE GUMS, AL
LAYS THE PAIN. CURES WIND collie.
and is the best remedy for DIARRHEA
Ask for Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup."
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-02

deep regard and regret at the sudden and
untimely end of SO distinguished 81 General.
who devoted his life to the service of his
country and whose personal gallantry was
only surpassed by his humane conduct and
chiyalrous bearing under all crcum-
stances
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-02
Printed Silks.

23-inch Japanese Foulard
Twills, small, medium and
large dots, figures and stripes
on blue, brown, gray, reseda,
delft and black; per yard,
24-inch Foulard Silk, small,
medium and large figures, white
On navy, violet, delft, rose and
tan; per yard,
75c
24-inch Foulard Silks and Lib
erty Satius, eccentric, escurial
and novelty designs on green,
pink, old rose, gray, delft, ma
rine navy, tan, reseda, violet
and black
sl.0o
24-inch Fou1ard Silks and Lib
erty Satins; including Pekin
stripes, two, three and four
color effects, in floral, Persian
and Mosaic designs per yard,
S1.25
24-inch Liberty Satin Faconne
1rnprirne, a varied assortment Of
floral, palm leaf and fancy de-
signs in pastel colors, per
yard
S1.5O
27-inch Rumchunda Silk, for
entire costumes; in colorings pc
culiar to the Orient
Sl.7S
Parasols made of the same ma
terials are very stylish and can
be made to order on short notice.
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Marine Iniellfeeace.

New York. April 1.-Arrived: Steamer La
Eretagne, Havre.
New York. April ARRIVED: Steamer Rot
terdam. Rotterdam.
Queenstown. April L., 2:i0 p m.-SaiIed: ::
Steamer Etruria, from Liverpool, New
York
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-02
Vice President Roxn Tyler Of Chicago.

Vice president of the. Illinois Womans AL
lance. in letter written from $40 East
SiNtiath street. says: During the past year
| gradually lost flesh and strength until
I was unable to perform my work proper
1y Fortuna gave me new life and restored
my strength"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-02
Spring Millinery

Our assortment is composed
of Exclusive Paris Models,
Dress Hats, London Walking
and Gol6ng Hats - together
with our own unexcelled
Models.
Tourists Hats.
Plain and Fancy Straw, hand
somely trimmed with Wings
in Natural Colors, Scarfs and
Bows of Plain and Fancy Rib
bon, or Rosettes of Straw
S1.5O to $3.50
Plain Felt or Stitched Cloth,
in Crush Crowns, with plain or
upturned bri m S, elaborately
trimmed in Wings, Pugerie or
Rumchunda Scarfs; the Lon
don Styles, in black and all
the new Spring colors-
S1.5O to So. so
Also the English "Dunstable"
Straw, in all colors, trimmed
with Polka-Dot Scarfs;
Stitched Taffetas Silk Sailors,
exquisite1y trimmed with Ro-
settes of same, in black and
colors.
Children's Hats.
Rough and Ready Straw, in a
variety of new shapes, styl-
ishly trimmed in Polka Dot
Scarfs-and Quills, Silk POM
pons and Velvet Rands-
S1.25, SITS, $3.50
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Spring
~ edicine

Is necessity, because at this season NJ
system is debilitated and run down. the
blood is impoverished and impure. tho sp-
petite fails and there is danger from attachs
of serious illness. Spring Medicine IL onIv
another name for Hoods sarsapari,la which
purifies. enriches and vitalizes the blood,
creates an appetite, invigora.es tn sv.tsu>.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
= the Best Medicine Money c.. 1sH
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-02
WOncn'S
High.Class Gowns.

English Checks, Homespuns,
Plain Coverts and Cheviots, i'll
Eton Refers or Tight Fitting
Coat, both Plain and Flare
Skirt, lined throughout with
Taffetas Silk to match
$3.50
Tweed, Homespun, Cheviot in
Tan and Gray Mixtures-New
Open Coat effect, Flare Skirt
lined throughout with Tat
ffeta Silk to match
$500
Fine Imported Tweeds, Che
viot and Homespun, Single
and Double Breasted, Eton,
Bo;ero Refer and Tight Fit
ting Coat-New Flare Skirt,
lined throughout with Silk
Plain Colors, Checks an d
Stripes
Fine Imported Cloth, Eton,
Single or Double Breasted.
New Fly Front or Tight Fit
ting Coat-new Flare Skirt,
lined throughout with Taffetas
Silk-Colors Tan, Gray, New
Blue, Brown-
French Broadcloth, Irish and
Scotch Tweeds, English Home
spuns and a variety of other
fabrics in a large assortment
of exclusive styles, lin d
throughout with best Taffetas
Silk
S47.5O to $500
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OLD BISMARCK TRIBUNES
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4 the great fire III last August the.
bismarck Tribune lost all of it's files
issues OF the Tribune running back to
June M~.sl673-@the Tribune being the.
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Dakota, An effort is being made to re-
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{ d q OF IT.

Military Operations In the Philippines
About Over.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-According to-
information received at the wa depart
ment from Manila with the end OF the
present expeditions Of General Bates into,
the two provinces at the extreme south
ern part Of the island Of Luzon military
operations in the Philippines will close.
Afterward, it is said, there is nothing to
do but to undertake to maintain order
through q police system. Attention is
now being given to that subject and
steps I being taken to form q thor
oughly mobile, lightly armed gendar-
merle, something on the order Of the
Canadian mounted police, to cover the
islands at all points and conserve the
energies of the regular troops.
The arrest Of a Tagal on the charge of
being a guerrilla, as reported from Ma
Mia, it is said at the department. marks
the initiation of another policy toward
thesinsurgents who still remain under
arms. AS the
Summary Punishment of GuerriIlas
cannot be had until some action has
been taken to declare the termination
Of the application Of the rules OF war, it
is assumed at the war department. that
General Otis has already issued some
kind of proclamation.to the natives.
warning them that if they defy the
rules or pursue a predatory warfare,
they will be treated as guerrilas when
captured.
The president is deyoting special at
tention to the formation Of the new
Philippine commission, acting on the
advice that the army has reached the
end of its functions in the islands, and
that the time is ripe for the establish
ment Of civil government throughout
the archipelago. 1t is hoped that the
personnel can be complete before the
end Of next week. It appears that Mr..
DENLY was obliged to decline geappoint-
ment as a commissioner on account Of
physical inability to stand the hard
work that will be involved throughout
the visit to all islands to set up local
governments.
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a GREAT OFFER.

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the best farm paper published. The
Orange Judd Farmer Is the western
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ISLANDS ABANDONED
United states win Yield Claims to certas

United States VIII Yield Claims to Certain
Portions of the Philippines.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-Upon repre-
sensations Of the Spanish government
that some Of the islands south Of the
Philippine archipelago which, had been
taken possession Of blythe United States
gunboats we're really the property Of
Spain, the authorities Of the state de-
partment have examined the charts and
concluded to direct the Withdrawal Of
our claims to the islands Of. Caygayen,
Sulu and Cibtu, all Of which lie without
the boundary lines Of the t-eaty of Paris.
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Merchants Hotel.

After ten years Of absence, Z
have again taken charge Of the
oldfreliable Merchants, and have
reftted and fully equipped the
sa1neWith baths, steam heat and
all modern improvements. I soc
licit the continuance ofthe pat.
Fronage of the public, and espe-
clally my friends III the Dakotas
and Minnesota, who have So
long made the Merchants their
st. Paul home.
Latest Dakota and Minnesota
papers on file.
Rates, So. 90 and $50; with
bath, So. 100. have addedthe
European plan for those who
desire it, ait from $1.OO to$I.5O:
with bath, SO. 90.
Electric cars now pass q front OF the Ho-
tel for all points in the City.
IA. ALLEN, Proprietor.
This paper VIII alvAys be found On
als n b Merchant reading rooms.
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Inventors! Y s; EEE
PATENTS PROCURED; TIME PAYMENTS.
Write Edward @. Goodwin, President.
Inventors Law CO.. Washington, d. G..
Subscribe for the Tribune.
POLITICAL
REPUBLICAN.

National Committeeman-W. IA. Robinson.
Republican State Committee-W. E. Robin.
son. chairman. Mayville; ~: g. Jewell
trictsI, Judson LaMoure, Pembina. 2
o. M. CorWin, ST. Thomas; 8, Roger Allin
Grafton; A.. Gunders Olson, Grafton; {, ].
q. Matthews. Larimore; 8. Frank Yists
Forks; s, o. s. Hanson, Buxton; {, Al.
Davis, Fargo; 10, Geo. d. Brown, Wild
Rice;@11sE %. Young, ToWe. City; l2. j.
Shea .Wahpeton; Il, y. r. Devlin,
Gray. Valley City; rs David Bartlett
F. McHugn, Langdon; 10. g. r. s5Wag-
9 9sr, 1 Rolla; v2 q; Al; Jnd 3; ,v9 g gse ob bsrDn
McLachlan, New Rockford; g. A q.
Ellsworth, Jamestown; "a, II M. Jones,
LaMoure: rs, T. n. Marshall, Cakes: 26,
n; q. streeter, WSijlliiamgport; e. p; s,
tineau; 20. r. w. Davidson. Minot; 30,
Fl. G.. Voss, Mandan; 81, A. c.. McGil-
livray, Dickinson; at large, D. g. Cooper,
Grand Forks.
s DEMOCRATIC.
National Committeeman. F. Baker, Bis.
State Central Committee-Thos.
KlelnogIe. chairman, Fargo; E.#C.8 Car
ruth. secretary, Grand Forks; o.. w. Won
Media. treasurer. Fargo members BY dis
uIStS--1t - NuSSsus DIdyloMJ NJ
Brynjolfson, Cavalier; s, James Irwin,
Park River; 4. W. j. Graham, Grafton
o. q. H. Phillips, Larimore; I'D. B.
Mooney, Grand Forks; Z, John Murphy,
THOMPSON; s. John, Carmody. Hilisboroi
g. lThos. Kleinogel, Fargo; 10, Frank Bic
her, Casselton; 4 Cray, Embden,
Y, Max Wipperman. Wahpeton; u. Y.
g Formall; Forman; e. Nc; II ngel, LIS
bon: 10. Hugh Mcdonald, Valley City
Ragders. I4akota; IS, I'D. ALERT Lang.
don; 10. Ed LeBarge, ST. John; 20, ]. 3.
Reynolds. Rugby; 81, John Barton, Devils
Lake: %, I'D. Paxton, Darlington: 23
A Blewett. jamestown; "a A III. Gard
ner. Edgeley; q, Ed. N. LeIby, Ellendale;
26,H. 8. Wood. Steele; q, Frank Reed,
Bismarck; %. "a. w. Poague, Towner; 20,
Ed Kelly, Mfnot; 80, j. Al. McDongal,
Mandan;; 81. Frank Lish, Dickinson.
INDEPENDENT
nana.aant sto.a 1o.a,n,t+aa ~ q.
nTSpsnusnI I Iass ~ ss, r. ~.
Ihompson snaarIn nan faIgo' ~. y.
~ Sa distrsc sssssaI Aoae yhi Morrison nrauIen
2;P. q. Macmillan, Hamilton; 9 q; 2.
FaIk ,hiysr; e, Ea. r.. SinKiec,
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MAccAREEs..
y.

Bismarck Hive Mo-. ladies of the Mac
cabees meet first and third Mondays In
each month at A3sSO. NV. hall In the Baker
Block. Florence Ms Hoskins, Lady Gomman
der Frances Marcellns, Record Keeper.
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sd THI

ST. Elmo Lodge, Mo-. 4. Meets every
Wednesday evening at Workman hall, Baker
Block. RI. Best, g. {. John Bostrom,
Il. of Rcd s.
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rner Third and Broadway.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.

Bismarck Lodge, "A. +. q A. M, No. Is.
Meets first and third Mondays In each
month at Masonic hall. J.sW. Foley, w,
N. w F. Cochrane, Secretary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-02-23

Tancred Commandery. Knights Templar,
Mo. 1 Meets third Thursday In each
month at Masonic hall, Dakota Block.
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l~npentorsl v 3 Ell

PATENTS PROCURED; TIME PAYMENTS,
WTife Edward @. Goodwin, President.
Investors Law Co, Washington, p. 6.
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Bismarck Chapter, No. ii. o. b. s. Meets
first and third Fridays in each month al
Masonic hall, Dakota Block. Maggie
r Phelps, w. III. Gertrude Miller, Secretary.
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ANcIENr ORDER UNITED WoRRMEN

Bismarck Lodge, No. 100. Meets the
first and third Tuesday evenings Of each
month at their hail in the Baker Block at
5 otciock. J. H. Newton, M. w: c. MurreHs
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WoMAN,s RELIEF 4

Meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
month ait Hs A. II. hal. Jennie Woods, presi.
dent; Hattie Shelton, secretarys
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-30
2lu 81 ND.

| - 0rQt gSQl0erlee DQt Dteler Su9e
ben beioen binelilben Srieoensbes
pullmdbtieten, 81 : Sung 2lbans
uno oem Yrinsen Gliding, ieinen @e=
aenbelud eennabt. Der Sberbe=
ieblsbaber in China bat bamit praf=
| tilden 9lni1auunesunterribt per=
bunoen, inbem er ben hineIifben
Wlroentrdaern auf Der 2anofarte
seiate, tpie bic alliirten 9ruppen bis
| lusirt Iinb. gr CAB ben 0errn slt
bebenfen, baB bic @rDBe oes BON ben
glIiirten beiebten @ebietes jeoen mi=
litdriiden @rfolg gbina's unm0glid
made. 2luBeroem erfldrte @raf
@aloeriee, oaB 81 6ung 9ibang
unb 9rins Gliding oolIitdnbig auf
oem 6plstpege ieien, tpenn iie glaub=
ten, lie fDnnten ben 9elegrapben
pun Yefina nad) bem faiierliben
6uie poer nab benz Snnern Gbina's
nad) Belieben benuben. Oas lei
feinestueas Der Sail; ieoe ibreraeits
an ben 8aiier Doer nah oem Sn=
lanbe aeribtete 9epeide miiiie pur
ibrer Nblenouna pUrgelegt uno aps
prpbirt tperoen.
= Die ginnabrnen Der preubi-
ifen giienbabnen beliefen iih i'm
Munat October auf 126 Milliunen
Warf,, mas iieben Wfillionen mebr
lit, als Die ginnabme i'm gleiben
0Dr..~k Ana 0lo,.: oL~oa
= Gang Deutiblanb lit uon 6em
Debit oes neuen 8eidstan5ler f0rnt=
lib entsiidt unb bppnutifirt. SD=
gar gebel beaeuete, oas @raf Billion
in Der Debate itets liebenswiiroig
mar. Der neue &ansler bat iid als
iblaeIertieer Debatteur geseigt, tuo=
ourb bas Mipedli Der Terbanoluns
gen uno oas Snterefe an oenlelben
in erireuliher Weiie geiteigert miro.
@raf Biilotp pertritt ben Stano-
punft, baB i'm Bnrlament slaes 81!
iaeen erlaubt 1T, tpenn es in Der
ridtigen 5prm noraebradt tuiro.
go funnte Bebel itunoenlarg Die
3aiierreben tritiiiren, Ubne unter=
broben 81 tperoen.
= Die Tbatiabe, oaB bic franS0=
ibe Oeputirtenfammer elm Spnlpa'
tbie,0Dtum fir ben 9ransuaal- 8rd=
1ibenten &riiger angenDmmen bot.
bat in ben Qunooner 9ieaierungsz
freiien i'm b5hften @raoe peridnupft.
= @roBe Beitiirsung bat in 2on=
bpn bic Wieoereinn q B m e
BON 9emetsborp ourb oie|
Buren berpprgeriifen. Den Bu=
rem iino stpei britiiben Sbneas
feuergeihiibe in bic 0dnoe gefallen,
tpelte iie NIT pernibtenoer Brdciiiun
eeeen Die fliebenbe engliibe @arniiun
BON ca. 400 Mann in 9bdtigteit iebs
ten.
= Die Buren entfalten cine ali-
Beruroentlid reae Ibdtigfeit unb
Stpar an 5ablreiben, melt auseinan=
Der lieeenoen Bunften 5ugleib.
General 0eg9et uno Brdiioent
Stepn ipllen einen ginfaa in bic
gap=G Gulpnie planen. Nus 2onoun
fpiro beribtet, baB 2oro Guberts Die
gntlenoung BON weiteren 10000
Wann nad Siio-Nfrifa fir unbe-
oinat notbtpenbig ertldrt babe.
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13. q abitef.

Belize arme In bic Geiten aeHemmt,
nit funislnben Mugsn unb 3ornroibem
0eiidie hanb Grau 9orbai6 bor itrem
ni&t niinber aufeeregten Gaiten uno
Germ Qib, Der. ein iiberlegenes Qddsln
euf ben Qirpen. neben biefem In Der
Werihatt fab.
.Werubigsn Sic itd, ipsrtte Weihe.
sln. berubiaen Gle ii9! gs In iein
0runb borbanben, lid 10 In bie 6ibe
ju i&reisn,- faste Der gbef Der Glaque,
ltr NIT Der 6onb ,usuintenb.
,Mas, fsin Grunb, ipenn elmer in's
taus 9slaufen iommt, I'M 10 einsm
alien gisl allerlsi unfinn por3upIap.
perm T. i9rie bic 0orpatb nit iiber-
i&nappenber Gtimme, benz Wdnnden
einen S9ritt ndber riidenb.
.0alt's Waul. Weib. i'd bin isin
alter giel unb baare ,ebniauIsnb gul-
ben. frele Weii unb bic 3inIen BON
fhnijlsiauisno, bas in aud iein lln-
finn, bos IN ioaar ithr mas %sslles,
unb bamit eetraue id mir In Elm paar
1abfen elm reiher Mann gu iein J.
6err Qib, i1 nebm' es an, id idlase
dn |" rief Der Sdneioer.
.Was-?"
sWoraen pods id auf. tpenn's iein
mus lberf&rie 6orpatb isine 6yau.
Str gsfi&t persos iid ,u bObniidem
Ortnien. .Tas iannli gu; i'd balte
Did ni1t; auf bas bisten. mas Sn
perbienl, iommt's mir nidt on; IS
lanat Dir otnebin nidt sinmal gum
Werlrinien uno geripisIsn, treibft es
ia ipie Elm 5srr. felt cid bic etbel
hur9fltisrt. t.-Nbsr merle Dir. Tu
lannH geben; mir bleibsn, mo mir
iinb l.
Der WorbaIt, ben feline 6rau ibm In
Oegeniuart zines 6rsmosn gsmadt,
bate ben Msifsr In iolde Mutb Der.
jett. baB ibm bic Giimms periaate
uno msbrere Winuten pergineen, ete
Ct ieudenb rief: sd bin Der 6srr,
unb penn i9 mill-A
.Na, 70 idau sinnial. oh Gu Tsinsn
Dillen burdieben unb uns gum Jus
lronbern jipinem iannii," b0bnte bic
0orbotb. sd frage nitts barnad,
ob iuir auf uniere altsn Gage nod por'i
O<riHt iommen obsr nidt. Sd mill
ben 0erren i9on ein pidt aufftsden.
bob he Dld fsten, iuie Gn befdaffen
bih, otsr nod qImeriia aeben mir nidi,
bas IN ii1srl@
.gDk absr, trsnn 6rdnlein eibsl &C.
nsipt tudre2A fpanbie 6err Rib elm.
.Die2-Das bilbsn sic fid ia nidl
ein, 6err, bic IN nidt 10 oumm, bob
lie einsn iiheren. guten ppiten mir
ni1ts Tir nidis auf9ibt uno obenorein
nod funftauisnb gulbsn Strafe ,ahlt.
wis % In itrem aOntrait fiett! "
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1apiere Trrid1er

tpie Stanley unb 2ipineitone fanoen
es tpeit ifpieriaer Walaria, 5ieber
uno 2ppbus 81 iibertuinoen, als Die
sSeinoieliateiten Der 8annibalen.
Nber tauienbe baben bic grfabruns
gemadt, oaB Electric Bitters"
elm enrsiielides Wiittel segen ale
malariiheu 9ranfbeiten lit. Wenn
Sic inter ssr0iteln. 5ieber. Riiden.
poer 8upfidmersen leioen uno
iduab iino. 10 miro cine Jlnibe
Electric Bitters" Sic BON ieiner
pprsiieliben Wirtung be5iialib Der
6eilung oieier 9ranfbeits 5ormen
iiberseugen. W. ". gtull BON Webb.
Sus., lbreibt: .Meine 8inoer litten
felt mebr als elm Sabr unter 5r0.
iteln uno ssieber; siuei 5laiben
Electric 8ltters" beilten iie ppu'
itduoia. 9tur so Gents. Wiro eas
rantirt. gu baben bel E, aalteper
q Sobn. 9roeillten.
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eed,s jd,redlid,e 1eblf&ldge.

Se1S fbredlibe sSebllblage BON
6 peribiebenen Ner5ten bdtten beis
nabe @m. s. Mullen BON 2udbart,
o., in elm tribes 8rab seianot.
Sic ale iagten. er babe Elm 2ungen-
2eiben unb gaben ieinen 6all oils
boffnunsslos auf. 9od Jreunoe
rietben ibm su. "Dr. Kings New
Discovery" segen Shtuinoiuht sll
periuden. 9taboem er 5 6lai6en
aenpmmen batte, tuar er uullitdnbig
gebeilt. gs miro poiitiu garantirt.
baB es ale 6alss, 2unsens uno
8ruit 2eioen. 0uiten. 2a @rippe,
Nitbma, 0ronditis. 0eus6ieber &C.
beilt. Breis so Gents uno $1.OO,
8rube s5laihe frei bel s. 8alteper
& Sobn, DrDguiIten.
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Mms bnnflen Siefem.
Homan BON GareIa D. Gpnatten.
(5ortiebung).

%, Der madt's mie alletueiI, er
benft nur on iid !-gDenn Gu 10 pisl
perbisnf, f6nnisii ibm 81 einem oroent-
liden @siddit pertelfen, meinte er;
bas eipige Gliden bdtte er iatt; er per'
iidnbe fid ebenio gut auf feline Grbeit.
unb es ipdre aud ipe9en Der anberen
Qtnber, bamit iie mas Hedtes lernen
ibnnten."
sd mill nit Qerrn Girmap rsben-.
,Nas muBt 9u nidt. Sd bin 9ar
ni9t bafiir unb inn miiroe Der plan
am gnbe nidt einmal seiallen, Der,
isbte bic 6rau.
,Mber bic Ginoer, 6as 1T nabr: iie
miIisn etipas lernen, uno oh mein @e=
balt ausreiden uiro, alle ausbiloen 81
laifen. tpeib id bod nidt. Ser Stepbi
foll 60rher fueroen, mas er lid 10 iebns
li9 tuiinfdt.-
Die Wutier iebte bieiem 0Oridlaee
namentlid tueaen Der Soften allerbano
Debenfen enigegen..
sd beaable ia Mllss, mas es foifen
mirb, uno fur Did unb ben Batter if's
bod aud gut, iuenn Der geltefe es sr
etuas brinst. Sbr tonnt fpdter bel
ibm fein-"
Rein, nsin, gibelden, mein Golb.
limb, mir bleiben bel Tirl" bsibsusrte
bie Grau baiiia.
.gsmib; absr man lam ia nidt
miifen, tpie es iommt-1
%, tuenn Du einmal cine reide
Grau bin, tpirh Gu In Geinem 6aus
ipobl etnen Winiel iibrig BADEN fir bic
alien gltern, bic Did unter Summer
unb 6orsen grObge5oaen baben."
-Nllerbings tpirb es gud, 10 lange
ID Iebe, an nidts febIen; i'd Tam aber
Jung, iann Dor gud herben, unb IN
bieiem GoIle mdre es elm srObes Gliid,
tuenn Sbr on Stepbi bann cine Stiibs
bdttet.A
GibeI bate bas ipirtiamiie Mlittel ge.
pdhIt, bie Wlutter i6rem plane ahnifis
lu iimmen.
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bepDrsuate @etrdnt aller eiebbaber eines
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ba. 9ie porsiieliden Gigenifaften bic
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