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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-03
NntnrnI shne nnlish.

Orange juice is one Of the best dress
ings for black shoes or boots. Take a
slice or quarter of an ofsuge and rub it
on the shoe or boot. Then. when dry,
brush with a soft brush until the shoe
shines like looking glass. This is an
English recipe. Another fruit dressing
is for tan shoes, tbe inside Of banana
skin. Rub the skin over the shoe thor
oughly, wipe off carefully with a soft
cloth briskly. Patent leather she's
should not be polished with backing.
These are the hardest Kind of shoes to
keep looking well and require constant
care. They may be cleaned with a
damp sponge, aud Immediately dried
with a soft cloth, with OCCASIONALLY a
little vaseline or sweet oil They must
never be donned IN cold weather with
out heating. or they win crack as soon
As exposed TO the cold Baltimore
American.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-03
CROPS HURT BY RAIN.
Damage Is Reported from Many Parts
of the Country.

Reports to the weather crop service
division of the weather bureau show that
heavy rains have interrupted farm work
and caused injury TO crops in central
and northern Texas. Oklahoma, Arkan-
sas, the Dakotas, Minnesota, Wisconsin
and upper Michigan. The principal dam
age in the Daketas and Minnesota was
done to grain in shock. In Texas and
Oklahoma cotton suffered most. Drought
continues in the upper Ohio valley, por-
tons OF Missouri. and the middle Allan
tic States, and rains would prove bene-
fetal in Florida and portions of Alabama.
Upon the whole the weather conditions
were favorable for farm work and m-tlr'
ing Of late crops in the States of the low
er Mississippi river. Frosts were quite
general in the central and northern
Rocky Mountain districts and over the
northern portion Of the country from tn
upper Missouri valley to the middle At
lantic States, light frosts being reported
Is far south as the mountain regions of
Tennessee, but only slight damage in
some localities is reported.
The week has been favorable for gath
ering corn in the principal corn States,
the bulk of the crop being secured in
many sections.
In the central and eastern dis ricts OF
the cotton belt cotton picking Us pro-
crossed rapidly, generally und : very
favorable weather conditions, and Is near
ing completion in some sections. In CEN
trail and northern Texas the heavy rains
of the latter part Of the week caused
much damage by beating out open cot
toa, but in the southern portion picking
progressed rapidly under favorable con.
ditions.
The weather of the last week has been
highly favorable for curing tobacco, the
bulk OF which crop has been housed.
Continued rnfayorahle reports respect
ing apples are received, due largely to
tne high winds Of the previous week,
which have very materially reduced the
prospects for this crop.
Although the condition OF the soil has
been generally favorable for blowing for
fail seeding. this work has been delayed
In portions OF Iowa and Missouri by dry
weather and by excessive rains in Wis
consin and Minnesota. Reports from the
States of he Ohio valley Indicate that
the acreage of wioter wheat v II be small
or than usual In some sections seeding
has been purposely delayed to avoid the
HeSsian fly.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-03

floor too, there is library and read
lng-room.
The home is in charge of a board of
directors, which is chosen by the Ma
tional Woman's Relief Corps. The in
stitution is directly in charge Of a
superintendent, Mrs. II. II. Frater. OF
Viroqua, Wis. Mrs. Frater has four
teen young women assisting her In the
work of the home. These young women
are much loved by the old ladies'. A
number of them are graduates of lead
iGS colleges.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-03
Men Thrown irom main.

After running fight, lasting half IN
hom in which time pistols were flashed
and many shots fred. Officers BrougA-
ton and Gilman Of Evan. vile We're re
warded by the arrest Of three alleged
highway robbers. The meI are charged
with robbing and throwing Henry Rose
and Floyd Hickock from the Chicago
st. Paul limited train on tAe Chicago ard
Northwestern L liIroad The robbery
took pace as the train was leaving Mcr-
rimac After being robbed the uufortu-
nate men We're thrown FROM the train as
it was running at the rate OF forly miles
an hour They were badly injured. The
robbers secured less than SO in change.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-03
Wins Back His Former Wife.

David Hull, a wealthy farmer of Pres
colt, was recently remarked to Mrs.
Manson Of Naperyille, H.. who twenty
years ago was his wife. NineteeIl years
ago Hull came west to seek a fortune. lie
llabored hard for money to send black
Feast" but failed. For four years his
swife was loyal. but ut last she applied
for a divorce, which wa, granted on the
plea of descrtion. Mrs. Hull soon af-
terward married man in Illinois named
Manson and they lived happily together
until two years age, when he died Hull
went into the cattle business and made a
fortune
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-03
JAMES HcwARo FOUND GUILTY
Convicted of Numbering Goebe1 and
PennIty FIXED ut Death.

AT Frankfort. Ky, James Howard was
found guilty OF the murder Of Goebel and
his punishment fixed at death The court
room was crow ded with spectators as
Foreman Ctutcher passed the written
verdict up to the clerk. Deputy Clerk
Elliott read the verdict, which found the
defendant guilty and fixed his punish
mept at death. Howard occupied seat
BY his attorney. lie tlid not display the
least agitation and was apparently no
more concerned than any other person in
the court ropn.
The verdict WAS n surprise, as the gem
eral belief was thot the jury was divided
on the question Of guilt or innocence Of
the defendant; but it turns out that the
difficuity in reaching verdict was over
the degree Of punishment some OF the
jurors favoring life Imprisonment. while
others stood out for the death penalty
and finally won their associates ever. The
jury which tried the case WAS divided
politically. nine Democrats. onc Rcpubli-
can and two anii-Gopbrl Democrats.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-03
Resolve TO Contest Win.

A number of the heirs of the late Thos
Driver in the County Court at Racine
filed obje ions to the accounting made
by the executors for the reason that
notes amounting to nearly $1,000 We're
not in the inventory The notes had
been given to the decedent by his two
sons. John and Sinclair, who We're named
by their father as executors of the will.
The executors offered to allow the other
heirs to examine the books and also ex-
plain what Had become Of the notes. a
majority eff the heirs have retained attor-
neys and will endeavor to have the widow
receive her one-third and the remainder
divided equally among the other heirs.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-03
Rrief state RapnenrnGs.

. Several pickpockets were arrested at
She northern State fair at Chippewa
a'alls
q NJ. Culver, millwright at Crivitz,
Naught his hand in some machinery and
The hand was torn off.
] Henry Ruff aged p years, fell from Il
{ og at Stanley and was drowned. His
q arents reside 1t Boyd
Miss Wilda Hancock of Tomah was APP
~ Mted teacher at the Standing Rock,
VIZ d.. agency a, 5000 year.
/ 1t is believed that Capt. Z. Larson.
*formerly of Racine. with his two chill
Hrs. Augusta Herl,st, wife of we'll
known farmer and G.. \. r. man. was
FATALLY injured in a runaway ut Gibbs
Nile.
Judge \. X. Osborn is dead He was
born in Broom County. y. Y. July II,
S24. came TO Wisconsin in 1919, and had
Resided in Oshkosh since 1872.
A bold attempt was made to crack the
5safe containing several hundred dollars in
kthe general store Of II. A. King ut Pleas
Fant Prairie. The cracksmen must have
IN, ~ ~, ,,.h;rb tbor bad bcnn v.orl,ing
''i'' W., "..i s+;.I.;,,., IN thn safe
At Fan Claire Judge O'Ncill sentenced
pTlfott Garter. aged %, to the Green Bay
reformatory for one year for daytime
burglary. He also sentenced Frank Scar
10 three years nj Waupun for an at empt
o break jail. The Sears case is remarka-
~. i.(,,,,,,,., IN, ,,ro.aattio, fof bursI,rv
g'Ie b., t,a Roo, nrt IN III,
ks" - ,Ii,4
i" 's' -
\ George chester GERS o. the courts
Duiufh' was to'uni '''',d u o'u az me
Fest superior h"'ei' an eN',lil,iia''oii
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-03

the largest in the world She has in her
kennels about forty cats of the Per
sian and Angora varieties. and fifty
more on the Pacific, direct from the
Orient, and the proceeds from the sales
of these sleek-coated mousers will be
devoted to the establishment Of the
hospital She has also received gener-
osls donations to the institution, Mrs.
c. L. Wagner, of Saudusky, Ohio,
sending a check for $50 stating IL her
letter that she Is proud 70 be the first
contributor to sucl. worthy enter
nrise
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-03

Miss Leland Norton, president of the
Chicago Cat Club, which viii run an
asylum in connection With a Salvation
Army attachment Of free milk and free
meat. The institution will be called
The Chicago cat refuge"
Mrs Norton is famous as fancicr
of felines and has achieved wide dis
tinction in this line. She has large
kennels, and with the new building )
that she is erecting she viii soon have
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-03
HOGS Hnve Che era.

1t is quite probable that there will not
be hog in some parts of Trempealeau
County within month. Hog cholera is
on the rampage and farmers who have
hogs left are making every effort to dis
pose of them. On some farms every hog
has been killed off by the disease Farm
ers near Galesyille have lost thousands
of dollars since he cholera made its APP
pearance 1t is claimed also that the dis
ease is affecting sheep, which, if true,
will prove disastrous to three-fourths OF
the farmers in the county.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-03
WISCONSIN'S RECORD.
FAITHFULLY TOLD IN READABLE
SHAPE.
milwaukee Butcher "~fesses MIR
Ger-Win Contest az Raciue-As-
sauIted and Thrown from Train
Gets His Former Wife Back.

Michael Jordan, young butcher whose
home and shr p are at 800 Mitchell street.
Milwaukee. has confessed that he caused
the death Of LOU, Miller. The latter
was found lying unconscious on a Nest
Water street Sidewalk and died soon at
Ter at the emergency hospital. Jordan
says that Miller interfered in some trotl-
BILE which q companion Of RI and his wlfe
were having on the ST Get and that ne
threw Miller violently to the sidewalk
When Miller did not rise he picked HIM
MP and left him on the steps Of 4 saloon,
not thinking that anything serious was
the matter with him The injuries which
Miller received we're more than could
have been caused by a single blow and
the fall Jordan is being held without
bail
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-03
Catch Tax Dodgers.

Tax Commissioner Reichert has com
pleted the tax list of the La Crosse city
1t shows So, 290.206 as the as
itessed vaitltion 1t is an Increase of
,,G5l 1871 over last year. This increase is
npostly due to the fact that many of the
LAX dodgers. who have had mortgages
irnd kindred property, have been corralled
s.y the commissioners and will hereafter
H. compelled to pay taxes or them. There
Mas been q decrease in the value of BIZ
,iycles oe 81 .020.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-03

Mrs Elizabeth Burns with six children walked the zoo miles chns be-
Rapids Bluff holds
such Poverty forced her TO the task she too proud
her father odn H. who asked her him She could
Thee children When Odn
Eli pded
obliged
a
condito she reached
Mrs Burns long walk unusual She
with Burns beyond being tired
old Her Oldest child is IL 10 months
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-03

and has novel decoration Of a stamped
out and embroidered design down the
fronts in the spaces or which IS an ef-
fectiye showing Of white silk, outlined
in strong contrast by embroidery Of black.
The turned-back cuffs and band down the
front are outlined with a dainty scalloped
silk edging.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-03
EARLY FALL BLoUSES.

Already a few hints Of the fall styles
are beginning to show themselves at the
cool resorts where flannel blouse is acc
essary. This one is Of cardinal flannel
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-03

Every one hopes that Time win some
day vindicate him. though Time has
bigger contract Of indication On
hand now than be can ever finish
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-03
cAlcAeo's HOME FOR CATS.

Felines to Receive the Care Many
Human Beings Lack.
All the Thomas cats and Tabitha cats
Of Chicago that haven't back fences of
the own win be accommodated by
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-03

Half a sofa Is BETTE 's.an co bed.
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Die Yroclomatipn bes E

- Die proclamation oes sSelo-
naridaqs 2prb 8oberts, uorin
oieler bic ginuerleibuns oes Trans
paal in's britiibe Siioafrifa be-
fretirt, tpirb in Berlin aaeemein
OILS britiide llnperihdmtbeit eriten
STANCES unb gleib5eitig als cine mir
fungslDie Jarce erfldrt, ,pirfunes=
los. 10 lange bic Mtdbte nibt bic
Ginoerleibune oes 1ransnaals in
bic gapcolonie anerfennen. go
lange bies nibt seibeben lit, iino
bic Burenitaaten p0lferrebtlid) uns
abbdngig. Roberts' Proclamation
bestpedt rpeiter nibtS, als baB er un=
beaftet i'm IranSpaal ben 6enfer
ipielen tonne. 9as Iranspaal babe
aber Der Welt ben Betpeis Der boben
Stuie, auf Der es in intelleftueller
unb moraliiher 0inliht itebt, oas
burb eeliefert. baB Die Shuleiurib=
tunaen uno oas Sdulneien Der Vu=
renitaaten aui Der Bariier WeltauSz
itelluna smei erite Breiie oaoonge-
traaen habeu.
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9lus Sort ct. lhi(ip on B

- Nus Sort ct. Bblllp an Der
Wtiiliiiippi= Wtiinouna miro beri6tet,
oaB bel Dem lebten groBen Srfan oas
Meertualier berart in ben StrDm gez
trieben muroe, oaB oerielbe balo
iiber Die Odmme itiea, iooaB 2eib=
teribiffe uno anoere sSabrseuee melt
in oas 9tieoerunaslano getrieben
ipuroen uno bort, als oas gSaiier i'm
Strpme tpieoer iant, 5uriidblieben.
Gin nod 8iluri gebenoer &aooam=
pier liegt iebt 5 Meilen oberbalb BON
Sort ct. Ybilip binter einem 6auie
aui oem 3rodenen. 8iel Sbaben
lit auf ben Ditlihen Miiiiiiippi= =llfer
aneeri1tet lpprben. Iub Die Settles
iino in betrdbtli6er Weiie beibdoiet
ipuroen. Giele &eisfeloer, in oenen
Die grnte eeraoe i'm @anee mar,
puroen Inter Waiier eelebt uno Die
aeiamlnte grnte fortgeidwemmt.
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Grlitt SpbeS=Caalcn.

6err 5. 90. @arretiOn, oOn san
9lntonio, 3er., NOR ieit Sabren
nit glitbma in ieiner ihlintnliten
5orm bebaitet uno ertrug uniiglide
Shmersen. @r nabm, als nibts
mebr balf, gu "Dr.K Kings New
Discovery" 3uflubt, oas ibm in
furser Belt nibt nur 2inoerung uer=
ifaffte, lunoern audi balo uDllig
beilte. Die rulnoerbare Wteoicin lit
oas einsiee Ntittel fir Sbminoiu6t,
9litbna, 2uneen=, Salsz, unb 8rllit=
2eioen. Breis 60 Gts. uno 81 90.
gSiro aarantirt. 3u baben bel
s. Saltener & Sobn, 0rosuilten.
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"TExAs pRIDE".

Jeiniter @oblseihmad. ftarter aoblen-
idmregebalt, erbBte rSiiffisfeit" unb ba.
BEL aud beim GennE er6Berer Guanti-
tdten leidteite Betbmmlihfeit = bas limb
bic Giaenihaiten. burh iuelde iid bas
neueite i5laihenbier Der gitp Brauerei.
TEXAS PRIDE" genannt, auf bas
uprtbeilbafteite DOR anoeren Jlaihen-
bieren ausSeihnet. Cine Yrobe iuiro
ieben Qiebbober eines tiiblen, anreeen~
ben un6 babel bod leid)ten CONNER
getrdntes BON Der ssabrbeit obiser 8es
bauptuna iiberseugen!
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gNcrtb bon Waeniheniebem.

Eis b0bisa vsri6isbcie iino nenerOnss nit sine'
iur'ien 5rose beidaitisi Sepeieu - nit osr. ben
@enb zines Meuidsnltbtns lu eniiteiosn. I'll
Gniihsihune. Iu Der mon eeIansis. mar. oab oas
eeben pes 5urthidniiismsrihen eeuau oas iuertb H.
mas er ~ peroienen sermae. Ter gsroeuif einss
Wenden bdnai luin eroBten sbeil uou isiner pbpN.
ihen @eunbbtii ab. uno es iegt INNER in lelntl
Wa6i. ieine cage ~ perbsfiern. Ter Wagen n bcl
Wabiab BON 1eiunpbei ano Rraii. 9epomanr
Tam geiltrcih lebtait uuo eludih iein. poraus
aeiest. iene 0erbanuna IA normal. IN lie es nidt
10 miro 9ofeitc's Waambiiers ne 10 MAIDEN. y:
perissi bic geoauungsoraane in ben 3ufano. oi,
Nabrung oroentllh gu ueroauen unO jn aifmlirsn
Yerinhi IS ecaen geritcpiuua. Snoiaeitiou. Sps'
pepiis e,allenpuefiuna Sebos oor NiertnIeosn
IS bat bic leBten laniIs 9abr, lang Dlaeenlsioer
aehcili, unb Is aebi uidpis eeih wutss Ic.
stbie bat unitrs Niipot Sienermarls am oalie oc
lioiff
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BUR 9Sarmmma fir 1cntiHe.

Der rDeutl1e Correspondent" in
Baltimore lbreibt:
8pr benz Gpuntp=@eribte in Glap=
ton, ct. 2puis gpuntp, ihuebt CUR
Belt elm Yro5eB, ipelber Die Muf=
merfIamfeit aIler Deutiden i'm 2anbe
perbient uno pelber lebrt, tuie an@
eebradt es lit. uoriihtig NIT ieinem
oeuti1en Wamen uni5ugeben. Us
lit mpblbefannt, oaB uiele Deutide,
menn Tie nibt ielbit ibre 9tamen
engliliren poer perbunsen, Der Ser
itiimmelung ourd uniuiienoe @es
ridtslbreiber, &egiitririinss 8e=
ante poer Sberiffs=@ebiilfen sleib=
eiiltig suleben uno Die Ieritiimme-
lung oann i'm euten @lauben accep@
tiren. Seine 20 Wfeilen BON 8altis
more lebt elm bieoeres oeutibes
Bduerlein, Hamens 9anep 0utuaro.
@ar Wan9er. Der bieien brauen
Wann, Der beutlb lit, tpie Sauer=
fraut, uno nod beute feline flieBenoe
enaliide unterbaltung fiibren fann,
beobadtete, tpirb lib setpunoert
baben. tpie bieier 81 ben beioen
Warpldnoer Namen getommen 1T,
Die in Der gulunialgei9idte Wtarp=
lambs unb in Der @eifihte Der 8e.
publif iiberbaupt cine sruBe Huue
ipielten. Die Sabe 1T ndnllif Die:
Mls beiagtes Bduerlein iein beibeis
benes Biithen faufte uno ben 9auf
in oas @runbbud eintragen lieB,
fraate i'm Der @eribtsibreiber nab
ieinem 0amen, unb nit Der 2euten
ieiner 9laHe eisenen Wunbfaulbeit
iaate er 1annenbauer. Der Vertree
ter Der bpben Obrigteit. Der nllr
uniteb States peritanb, ihrieb flOtt
4anep 6omarb in's @runobub,
unb ieitbem beiBt bic Samilie 9anep
6omarb, sablt Steuern unter oieiem
Han.en, tpiro unter oemielben re-
ai1trirt uno begraben.
Seben mir aber ben Jau,- oaB ein
Bruoer ooer Obeim oeS WanneS in
Deutlhlanb elm eruBes 0erm0gen
binterldBt, gu oem unier 10 leibtiins
mig umeetaufter 6annebanlbel Der
ein5ige grbe lit, pie tuiro es unie@
rem 9anep 0Dparo in Delltiblano
eraeben, tpenn er NIT leineni anleri=
taniiben BaB biniiber sebt UNI ieine
GrbI6aft 3u erbeben? gs lit aebn
gegen ems 81 tpetten, oaB oas Vors
munolhaftS @eribt in Deutiblano
Der grbberebtigung oeS 2anep 0o=
lparb aroBe Sbtpierigfeiten bereitet.
tpenn nibt sar Der Staat einihreitet
unb oas 8ermDsen als berrenlos in
Beiblag nimnt.
Der sSaa in glaptun 1T folsen=
Der: Durt itarb i'm Wai elm gerpils
fer 2oeIina uno binterlieB ein 9e=
ltalnent, in ipelhen leinen 9ir=
oeru 0ermann. Subn. Guguit uno
Nnna, iotpie ieinem gntel ..
Soit ie 500 ausseiebt waren;
Der 3eit oes auf SIS. 600 betpertbe-
ten @ahlaneS iullte ielnem dltes
item Sobne 0einrib Sufalleu. 0rei
9inber iparen unsufrieoen uno fob'
ten oas 9eitament on. neil oaiielbe
nibt 4oeling, ipuoern 0enrp 9ans
fling unterseibnet mar. 0obit
iuabribeinlib ipiro oaiielbe nlitge=
ituBen lueroen. Gub bier erbdlt bic
Sbateipeare'ihe 5rage Veoeutiln9:
What is in a name r. - 9Sie
man iiebt, manhmal piel Dollars
itno Gents.
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3rpei iunae Imeritaner, oi,

= 3pei iunee glmeritaner, Die
i'm Brieiter Seminar 81 Gibitdot
9beuloaie itubiren. uno Die 81 einem
GonareB nah Hpm famen. beiuhten
bort nit Jreunoen Die aatatum-
ben, NO Tie iid uerirrten. 5br 8er=
Id,tuinben tpurbe erit bemertt. als
ibre sSreunoe nab Dem Sotel suriid=
tebrten. Wian itellte oaraui iofurt
Wahforid)unsen in ben 8atatomben
an, allein bis 10 llbr bate man
feine Splir BON linen aeilinoen.
unb Ipdter miro berihtet Die Stu
benten 0arrp Seneel mo George
Qauabnep nit 9ameu ruiiroen eno-
lid, beute Worgen BON einigen oeut.
id,en Stuoenten aliieeiunoen, Die,
nit ,Sadeln uerieben uno pom arhdu-
loaen Warubi sefiibrt. bic ean5e
giod]t nah ibnen geluht botten.
- ,,@rokmutter's 1bce" heiit Der
ituptmna. 25e BET alien 7ruaniftem.
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Bic 1apferfeit elmer ,yram

ipuroe fiirslib tpieoer BON 5rall
Spbn 9oipling pun Butler, Ya., ge=
seigt. Die iib ieit = Sabren in iteten
Sample nit einem frantbaften Waz
gen befanb, Der Tie idiper unter
Haulea uno unperballibfeit leiben
mabte. 9lae Wiittel ertpieien iib
als nublps. big lie Electric Bit
ters" uerlubte. 0ah SipeimDnatliz
Diem 8ebrallde ihrieb fie: sd bin
jebt p0llig gebeilt uno fann allies eiien.
Electric Bitters" lit Elm nursiieli=
der 3unic; ih babe, ieitoem id) ibn
sebraude. bebeuteno an @etpibt au=
eenomnen uno fiible mid frdftieer
als ie supor. =" ct fDroert Die Ser
baluuns. BELT 9pspepiie. reiSt ben
9lppetit uno 9iebt neues 2eben. 9trr
30 Gts. @iro earantirt. gu baben
bel 8. Salteper & Sobn, 9ruauiiten.
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,v,w oieie, unb rib bic Wliibe bonn
2opi. r9sn 9anssn 5balsr?"
.Wubr unb uabrbaftig. Sd babe
beut' einsn @sosnitas. 9lun laiien Sic
mid absr porbsi." 0anit idOb gdren-
fslO ben Saustnedt binaus uno idlOb
bic 5biir.
(5ortiebun9 fDlat).
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Die iranS0iiiden Siiisiere,
ipelde all ben aaiierman0uern tbeil=
nebnen lperben, iino: Briaaoeaene-
rul Wlibal, Oberitlieutenant Snlue-
tier unb Waipr GbaSe!les.
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NWabmcfe 6ptel Bar,
Dit Ouulton StraBe.
~ M. Wsutb, .... @isenfbiimer.

Wtan finbet bier ein uorSilallbes
@las Vier umierer beimiiben 8raues
reien. Yeipnoere Anerfennlina oers
bienen Die &eine. 9iaarren. Wbisfies,
Qiau0re ,c. 0ieie g8irtbibaft erfrert
Iih oes ausaeseihneten 8uies. 81
ben aneenebrniten sluientbaltsorter
Der Staot sn Sdblen.
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Cine Grplpiium eimes Ymlper Ma
aasimes

,eritDrt alles, mas in Sibt lit;
ebenio pirten aub itarte Wtinerals
8iGen, aber beioes lit iebr aefdbr=
lid). IS lit i'm b0blten @raoe nuB=
log, Sbreu 3Drper 8eiabren aus5us
ieben, luenn "Dr. Kings New
Life Pills" Die Slrbeit eriinolib
uno aeIabrpls uerrihten. Seilen
appfld)mersen nno TeritDpfuna.
Nur % gts. 3u baben bel
+. aalteper & Sobn, 0roauilten.
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Gr 8rdlibent @ruper @lepe

: @r Brdiibent @rouer Glepe.
lamb bat bic i'm bonn Yrdiioenten
Wc9inlep angebutene @rnennung
gum amerifaniiben Gommiiidr oes
Snternationalen Sbieoseeribts= =9ri=
bunals, bas auf @rnno oes 6aager
8ertrases einaeiebt lueroen iou, ab=
eelebnt. gr : Yrdiioent 8eniamin
Sarrilun bat oas an i'm er9angene
eleihe Nnerbieten ieoob angenom=
men
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att 9lmtpaip 4 9lramias
Vab Sabn,

i'm @artens0iltrtt oes Staates. 8es
iunobeit unb alima uniibertroiien.
8illiae Qaneereien fir ben 5arlner.
Wiarttgdrtner, Obit= uno 8ieb5iihter.
@eeen ginselbeiten iuenoetGuh an
6. 3: Wartin. ". y. N.,
San glntonip, 3eras.
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Nb brt.
yiad Stodoale. taglidl, ausgenommen
Spnntags. .S;OU Sornf.
Nntunft.
Bon Stodoale. tialid. aussenomnten
SUnntags. s............3:O 300 Nadlnt.