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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-07
A CORN-HILL1NG DINNER

Mr.. George Billy Wilson. the largest
land owner In Norfolk county. will
give his annual corn-hiling dinner on
Thursday. This is a custom inaugu-
rated by Mr.. Wilson years ago, and
each year after the corn crop has had
its last working q banquet is given to
all of his farm hands. at which steers.
pigs and sheep ar~>Arbecued, and ali
sorts of good things abound. The din
ners are always held at Mr.. Wilson's
home farm in Butts Road District, and
his own men and those who work his
various farms on shares gather to the
feast brass band usually enlivens
the occasion.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-07
DIED.

uRPIiY.-Suddcnly on Sunday. Au-
gust s. 1900. ut 3:45 p. NJ. ut Portsmouth.
Va. PATRICK MURPHY, formerly OF
Norfolk.
Funeral services ut the residence of Mr..
NJ. Kenny, No. 206 First street THIS
CruosdaO AFTERNOON Mt 1 O'clock
Friends and acquaintanccs are invited to
terry, Norfolk
IIAWKINS-At the residence of her
uncle, j. H. Marshall Primer avenue. Pin
ner's Point, Va, August t. 1900, at Gas ~
NJ. MABEL LEE, daughter of V. l.. and
and 10 days.
Funeral services at Park View NJ. T.
Church TO-MORROW Wednesday, \ r.
TEltNOON ut O'Clock. Friends and ac-
quainiances are respectfully invited to
attend.
(Richmond. Va, papers copy)
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-07
DEATH OF MISS MABEL HAWKINS

DEATH OF MISS MABEL HAWKINS
Miss Mabel Hawkins, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent l.. Hawkins
died at Gas o'clock yesterday morning
at the home of Mr. James Fl. Marshall
her uncle, in Primer avenue. Primers
Point. She was about 20 years of age.
Miss Hawkins had been i'll about
three weeks, and of late her condition
had been so critical as to prepare her
family and friends for the worst. She
once resided in Park View, and was
exceedingly popular, being n young
woman Of charming personality. She
was a member OF the Park View Meth
odst Church. from whence her fune-
raj will be held tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-07
Park View Lots for Sale cbean.

The prettiest and best building lots
in Park View for sale on the easiest
terms. $1,000 cash and $1,000 per month
No interest. nor taxes. Company pays
both. Size OF lots 2Sxl02 feet 3 Inches
Sewer connection with sale of every lot
Only n few left. Call to-day and secure
a bargain. Remember we build houses
on this property, too. THE SEA-
BOARD REAL ESTATE CO, Rooms
2Ol and 2o3 No. 214 High street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-07
MAYNARD NOTES.

The Standish. after having her bot
tom painted. came out of the dry-dock
yesterday morning and left in the after
noon with the torpedo boat NIanley in
tow for Annapolis. Md.
All the stores have been put aboard
of the Alexander and she will sail
shortly for China.
The Southery will go in the dry-doclS
in few days to have her bottom
cleaned and painted.
Work of painting the collier Hannibal
was begun yesterday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-07
The Bes, Prescription for ch,,,s

and Fever ia a bottle of GROVES
TASTELES9 CHILL. TONIC. THE form
ia simply Iron and Quin.ne in n tasteless
form and is compounded in correct pro.
portions. The reason imi;a tors do NOT nd.
know you would no; buy their medicine
II you knew Its ingredients. Groves a
the original. and is the only chill and fe
yer remedy sold throughout the entire
malaria! section OF the United States. No
cure no pay. Price &c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-07
POLICE COMMISSIONERS MEET.

The Board OF Police and Fire Com
missioners held its regular monthly
meeting last night with Mr.. Shannon
in the chair. and Messrs. Corbett, Tay-
Tor and johnson present The board
allowed Officer Shannon two days nav
for time lost on account of sickness
contracted while listing dogs. The
chief of police was requested to fur
nish list, at the next meeting, of sub
stitute officers not reporting regularly
Tor duty. After transacting the regu-
lar routine business, the board adj
iOurned
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-07
Baltimore stevedores' Strike.
fRy Telegraph to virglnian-PiIot,

Baltimore. Md. Aug. 6.-All the union
stevedores in Baltimore, numbering
about $500 went on strike to-day be-
cause the steamship agents refused to
agree to employ no more non union
men. The trouble began several days
ago when Patterson. Ramsey & Co, OF
the johnson Line, were fined $50 by the
stevedores union for employing nom
union men. This fine the firm refused
to pay.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-07

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
County-Legh r. Watts and William
II. Rodman, special commissioners. to
Catherine Rodman, lots Nos. IL and u,
Cottage Place; $40.
City.-G. e. Edwards and wife to
John T. Garner, two lots in 3 street,
Park View; 81 100.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-07

CAPTAIN BRADY'S DECLARATION.
Captain Brady declared last night
that the present series of games will
certainly continue until the end of the
season. and that he would give the
public the best he had in the locker. He
further stated that Portsmouth would
year. and he would have some players
who are great favorite with the Ports
mouth DeOple.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-07
SUIT ENTEpEn

4 very Interesting chnncerv suit va
instituted in the Circuit Court nv Mr.
j, Garrett Baxter. attorney. for the d.
vision of l5i-acre farm lying about
four miles distant from Portsmouth
There are y parties interested in the
suit the style of the same being Dun
cen ct ais. VS.. Duncan ct ais.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-07

SATURN LEAVES THE YARD.
The collier Saturn left the navy yard
at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. and is
now cOaling at Lamberts Point. She
will probably sail soon after her cargo
is; n hoard
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-07

"Tacks" Allen will probably pitch
to-day's game.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-07

Gilligan played short.
Game in Portsmouth to-day.
Landrum hasn't lost a game.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-07

Game called at 1870 O'Clock.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-07

BASEBALL NOTES.
Won in the ninth.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-21

pertinent bieier 9lrt unternomn1en;
aber unler gDngreB tppllte ttibts oa=
BON piHen. 9ie nob iibrieen 1biere
auf einen fleinen Gaun ein5upfer=
ben unb an ben Weeniben sl1 getpDb=
nen, bieB es, tpiiroe ibren llntereane
nur bel6leunigen. Sic bem Sieb,
bas auf ben tpeitli6e11 8rairien graft,
bin5ugeiellen, tpiiroe Tie Der eerpalt=
ianen Iusrottung Ourb @ppbpps
unb Sonntagsidger anbeilngeben.
Das @eibeiteite ipdre piellei6t,
iuenn Die 8ebDrben allf ben GDrl6lae
oes pDrerudbnten gDl. Sones einginz
gen, Der feline bunoert 8iiffel Der 9ie=
gierung iibertragen ipill, tpenn tie filr
oieielben in 9teu=Wtericp cine eigene
&elerpatiDn grDBeren umfanaes nit
geeieneten &ufiebern lbafit. Gpl.
Sones bat beipielen, oaB Die 8uffel
bel geeigneter Bfleee nibt nur lanae
leben uno gut gebeiben, ionoern iib
aub, tpietpobl langlant perrnebren.
Onfel Sam, Der 10 piel @elo lrnniib
ausgiebt, lollte penig1tens ben Ser
iub MAIDEN, oieie najeitdtiide Sbier=
lpecies uor benz llntergang 5u betpa6=
rem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-21

fonmen BON Or. 3. 9. Gareile BON
@albita, S. 8. @r ibreibt: "Elec-
tric Bitters" bat Srau 8retper pDu
Sfropbeln, Die ibr felt pielen Sab
rem groBe S6mer5en bereiteten, ee=
beilt. Sbredliber 6autausi9laa
i'm @elibte uno an ben 6dnoen
Seigte iid, Der 1ib itetie per,nebrte.
Die beiten Ierste fonnten ibr feline
9iilfe leiiten. SEPT lit ie6Ob ibre
@eiunobeit .geii6ert. Electric
Bitters' lit oas bette 8lutreini=
gungs=Wittel. Sc 1T bas bette Mfit=
tel fiir 5ledten. Sal5fluB, 6aut=
Iusi6lag uno iiberbaupt ale Saut=
franfbeiten. Sc itdrft bas Spitem
tpie fein anoeres Wtittel. So Gents.
3u baben bel S. &alteper & Sobn.
Wiro garantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-21

Sir ben Nusenblid war id ipradlos.
.6m, bm," rduIperte iid Cnfel
QuguH, sgrnii6en fdeint ia in Deine
SamiIien9ebeimniiie bur6aus einse-
tueibt au fein.A
SEPT iibertam mid ber Merser. Sd
nabm mein grnltden Dor unb gab ibm
cine regelre6te, traftnolle 8adpfeiie.
nNu,A fdrie Der Sunse, hos gebt
nidt, oab 9u mir fur ieoen Deiner
falfden 3dbne cine Gbrfeise eibf, ba
tommit Su ia aus benz priiseln gar
ni@t beraus.-llnb iebt-au, au, iebt
III bet 3abn meg, Der 10 tpadelte, unb
iebt-a,I, au. bab' i'd i'm binunter-
sei9ludt.
Sd fprang entiebt empor.
.Siebf 9u, triumpbirte grnitden,
noas 1ait Su bon Seinem Obrfeisens
eeben !"
Mrat!
3tpei 2offel Ri3inus6l.
Sept lie9t grnfdens Gain i'm So
milienar1ib.
Ob mein @obnden trobbem Ofiisier
tperoen lam?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-21
9lllmablidb lid nerlaugernbe 9ebems=
bauer.

9teulih per6ientli6te Stattiten bepeiier, oaB Die
1urdIdntts =@einnbbeit uno 9urdihnitts oebens=
bauer mendlider 8eIen nit Den Sabren irditieer
bs5ip. lanser eelporoen 1T. Sm flnfsebnten Sabr=
bunbert mar in Der srOBten uno beuoltertien StaOt
niht elm ein3eer Mann poer cine cn5i9e Grau i'm
utter pon mebr ats iedSi9 Sabren 5u fnoen. IS 1T
oeutli6 uadsepieen, oaB Die gsenoune gum Seieren
our6 mooerne Soeen unO miiienidaItli6e Metbooen
;u Stanoe FAM. @ines Der 9titel, ipcldes am nei=
item su Der Grbaltung uno @erldneerune bes 2cbens
bei9etragen bat, it 6ofetters Wasenbittcrs. Sau=
lenoe, Die pelcr bdtten leben tDnnen penn ie ibre
3ufudt 3u Dem Ytters eenommen bdtten. n0 in
Der @erganeenbeit an Magen= uno @eroauun9sito=
rungen setorben. Gs 1T pas grDBte Der betannten
Yelebun9sinittel fir ben Wagen uno Die @eroau=
ungsorgane. Gs beilt Spspepiie. @errnuungsf6=
rune, gertopfilns, iowie Nieren- mn eeberlcloen
ilno bat BUS mdbreno Der leBten flnfig Sabren 9e=
tban Gs bat nidt ieines 0lei6en
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eSn Der grtpartuna, bab in 81,

Sn Der grtpartung, oaB in Die
fem 6erbite Die @rneueruna Der 3oa=
pertrdge cine 6auptfra9e fiir Die @e=
iebgeber iein miro, befaiien 8eoner
uno Breiie 1i6 bereits eifrie nit bieler
Sahe. Sc iino ibon cine gauge
&eibe Dffentliber Yerlammlunaen in
oieier Nneelegenbeit angeia9t, barun=
ter iolhe fir ben 19. ,unb 20. SUM
i'm &aiierbof, in tpel6ein fir Die @rz
bDbung Der 3Dlle agitirt iperoen lpu.
Oie n8oii. 3tg." laet, oaB Der ein=
sige @eg, auf benz Der oeuti6en
2anomirtbibaft eebolfen iperoen
fann, Die 8erbeherung ibrer Wtetbo=
ben lit unb nibt bic fiinitlibe grbD=
bune Der 8reile ibrer Yrubufte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-21
"EUREKA SPRINGS.

Giner Der Ih6nlten Nusflugsz nno
Sommer GuIentbaltsprte lit "Eu-
reka Springs. Sn ben 8lauen
SSarf=Yereen bes n0rbliben glrton=
las oelegen, bat es Elm llnilbertroffe=
mes &limo. Belte 9lffomuoatipnen
in ben Sutels. @dbreno oes 9ansen
9Sabres tueroen upn Der ''FRISCO
LIME" iebr nieorige Hunofabrt=
Raten ousgeaebeu, Wan penoe lib
an ben 8eid)6itsIiibrer oe5 "Cres-
cent Hotel, Eureka Springs,
rpeaeu ueuer 8anpblete.
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Sic allgemeine SSraae

lit iebt: ussobin iolI ih in bieiem Sum-
ner reiien?"
Sic lit iebr leirht heonttuprtet:
giad) benz Hprben, Often Dber @eiten
NIT nem icluellen KATY FLYER,
elm wide vestibuledn 3ns nit Buffet.
Shlafuagen uno reclining chair cars
Sibe frei.
9senbet gucb an irseno einen Katy
Ngenten. Der bereitipillielt irsenb tuelde
Austunit in Se5u9 auf Staten, sSabrSeiteu
&C., 9eben luiro. noer icbreiht an
g8. g. Grub.
geu Bali. & Z. Gat., Solas. Ser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-21
9 Il ffe I.

SDr oreiBie Sabren CAB es in oem
ltngebeuren @ebiete tpeitli1 pom
MiiliilippizS zSluHe tppbl an Die aebn
Mfilionen 8iiffel beute fDnnte man
feine bier 6unoert mebr 5uiammen=
bringen.
Bis pDr &ur5en1 glaubte man all=
genein, baB i'm Dellotpitone=Natio=
nalparf nod cine 9eeroe BON 400
8iiffeln norbanben lei. Die li6 lang
fam pertnebre. &pnereBn1itglieo
2acep bat aber bel einem 8eiube
lebten Sommer feitgeftellt, baB fib
borten i'm @ansen = lage unb
i9reibe, nur nod % 8uffel poriin=
ben. Der &eit bat iib tpabri9ein=
li1 aus benz 8art perirrt unb lit
BON Sdgern abgemurfit tporben.
Die rapibe Musrpttung bes ame=
rifaniiben. 8iiffels bat in Der @e=
lhi9te oes Tbierrei1es faum elm
Seitenitiid. Sn aliati il1en 2dnoern
bat man ben 8ilpn (bubulus bu-
balis) ge5dbmt unb gebrau6t ibn
| als 2aittbier. Die @uiien baben bas
@eiblebt ibrer Nuerobien in &eeiez
rungsfuriten pur benz Nusiterben be-
mabrt. 0ier in ben Ser. Staaten bat
man bic 8uffel einfab ,peeen ibrer
0aut unb ibres 5leiibes malien=
iueiie abeeihlahtet. g8ir baben fein
6auStbier, tpelbeS ben 8lab bes
8uffels einnebmen f6nnte. $50 oie=
les fraftig gebaute uno trobiee 9bier
in ben Brairien oes @eltens leinen
&opf gegen ben Sturm erbpb unb
NIT ben 8lis5arbs erfolareib Inn fem
2eben fdmpfte, geben getpDbnlid)e
&iibe rmb Odien baufenpeiie au
@runbe.
gls Die 8ermeiiunsen fiir Die 8a=
cificbabn bur1 bic tpeitliben @eiten
pur9enommen tuurben, ba ibtpdrmte
es auf ben r&an9es" fDrlnli1 ppn
8iiffeln; aber innerbalb tpenieer
Sabr5ebnte tpllroen tie uDn Sdgern,
@ppbups, @rubenarbeitern unb
6armern iuie in suabnlinniaer @utb
get0otet. Die &egierung ibaute Der
9raulieen Ibiblahtune unbefiim=
inert gu, uno Der erite @arnungsruf
erIbDll erit. alS es au lpdt mar.
Sn elfter Stunoe ma1te Snfel
Sam alleroines ben 8erlud}, baS
Biiffelgeihlebt por bem Iusiterben
Sll retten. iroem er cine nliiblam Gut
iammeneelubte 0eeroe BON 400 9bie=
rem i'm Dellotpitone parf unter=
bra6te uno ibr ieinen Sbub angez
oeiben lieB. slber itatt lid 5u oer<
mebren, bat bieie 0eerbe pon Sabr
81 Sabr abgenommen uno Die %
nod iibrigen @remplare peroen pobl
audi balo nea iein. Gol. 8. s.
Sones lit es NIT GROCER Wiibe ge=
lungen, cine @rrppe uun 100 au erz
| balten. Die JlatbeaozS zSnoianer ha=
ben auh elm paar Qubeno, Der
2incDlnz Barf in GbicagU bat nod IA
Stiid. uno bier unb oa finoet iib
tpobl nod in einem spplosilben @arz
ten Ooer Circus oas cine ooer anoere
@remplar.
Neuerbings lit nun Der 8uriblag
semabt norhen. baB hie 8nnoesres
eierllne einen ipitematiiden Terlud)
made. Die Buffel 3u 8dbmen uno ais
0auStbiere fprtsupflan5en. Sn Was
nitoba bat man elm erfolereibes gre
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Nnfunf
g. u. & u. e. 8abm.
" b { a 9rt.

ytaeb @alpeiton. Souiton uno @uero tag
Zig. .8:45 8prm.
Saob Corpus gbriiti, Nranlas TaB unb
8eepille tdalicb 2:20 9taebm.
gearb SDrne uno aerrpile, tdelih. ans~
genolnmen SDnntaes. >. 2:45 9abm.
Naf B6rne nnb 8errpille, Sonntaes !.
gnfunft.
Son @alpeitunL Souiton uub guero tag
lib 200 Nbenbs.
Bon Corpus gbriiti, @ranias IaB unb
Beeptlle tdglicb 1:55 Habm.
Son SDrne unb &erroille. tdglid5, aug
genDmmen Sonntags :. /. 1855 Born.
8on Borne nno &errpille, Sonntags,
500 Mbenos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-21

@roBmutters ghee beilt
8er1topiune uno reiriat oa5 Slut.
(sSiir % Gts. bel alien Ipotbefernl 4.
3ufrtebenbeit ooer @elo suriider=
Stattet,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-21
1ut Iu,.fe nrr Belt.

a.: $50. Der melandoliide Meier
foll jebt trinten?"-8.: ,Sa, -frlber
bate er Gdmermutbs- unb iebt Mer-
mutbsanfdlle!"
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SetrdtbS,S Steiue.

Gbarles s. Gdenrutb uno Warp
Gaitrp.
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q II fu n #.
W. 8. & =. 8abm.
u 3 { a brit.

Nbfabrt.
Nocb @aco, Sort &prtb, Sallns, aanias
Gitp, ct. Qouis nnb Chicago taglicb
(S. q. &G. 9. 9epDt) .7:45 Morsens.
gtaeb gSaco, Sort @orth, Dallas &C. (ppm
Sllnlet SepDt) . 500 Mbenbs.
Nntlinft.
8un Chicago. ct. 4puis, &anias Gitp,
Dallas, Sort 9ortb unb 8acp, tdelicb
Bon gSacp, Sort 8ortb. Dallas &c. (S.
u. & q. g. 9epot) -. 1920 Nbenos.
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q ufltu TT.
0nlf gbpre Sahn.

Ibfabrt.
Rad Stodbale, td9licb, aussenpmmen
Sonntags. 800 Born.
9lnfunft
Spn Stodbale, tdglih. ausgenpmmen
SDnntaes. s...3:0 800 Nadm
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S. & 8. q. Sabm.
Spmtbern Yacific 8abm.

bfabrf.
gta6 9tetp Orleans, SOuitpn unb Cal
oeiton tdslieb. .. 1900 Mittngs.
Hab 81 HaiD, golifDrnien nno Merifp
900 8Drm
Mah Ytoro~5eras, ST. 9ouis unb gbiea~
go Katy Flyer ........ 500 9t6enos.
Mnfunft.
Son NDro<5eras, ct. 9ouis nnb Chicago
katy Flyer $3.50 Moreens.
Son Netu Orleans, 5ouftDn unb @al=
oeiton tdslieb .4:45 9taebin.
Son gl Yalo, Californian unb Merifo
.......... .7:30 9benbs.
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sh1mbeit oes @eThtes

uno reiner geint iperoen oft burb
6aut Nuslblag, sSlehten, SalsfluB
&c. perbinoert. 8udlen's slrnica
Salbe miro Die Saut= Sarbe peribDz
nern, inoem iie allie 6autfranfbeiten
beilt. 8eites Wtittel fir Sbnitt=
uno 8ranomunben. 25 Gents Die
Shabtel. 6eiluns earantirt. 3u
baben bel s. &alteper & Subn.
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Die beriibmte Triibliuas. Msoiciu:

Or Gieserts angufura gttsrs Gin Sbeeloiiel
Dor Dem Glen. Man butte lid Dor ihaollten &a6=
ahmungsn.
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= slls Der 5elomari6aa @raf
@aloeriee neulib in 8aris mar, CAB
er ben burtigen oeItiden 3eitungs=
correipunbenten ben Gatb, Deutlb=
lambs glusitellung nibt 81 iebr gu
loben, INN Sranfrei6 sgiierlu6t ni6t
gu uefen. @r fiiete bin5u, Die 5ran=
5oien ielbit piiroen balo genug oes
2obes Der oeutiben NusItellung fin
gen. Diele Bropbeseiung lit nun
eingetrOffen, benn oer befannte fran=
50iilhe Sournaliit gmile @autier
uerDffentlidt i'm rSigarO" einen Ian
gen Nrtifel iiber ole Iusitellung, III
iueldem er Die oeutihe Snouitrie=
Ibtbeilung ruunberpDll uno auBerz
getpDbnlib" nennt.
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Gin abier, Sas iein opter pernid,tct,

lit bas @eaenltlif sur geritppfuns.
Die &raft uno Der @iniluB bieler
&ranfbeit tbeilt 1i6 Dem sat5en &Drz
per nit. CDR. Kings New Life
Pills" betuirfen cine 1ibere uno
bauer,toe 6eilung. 1as geite in
Der @elt fir Wtagen=, 2eber= ltnb
Nieren=2eioen. 25 gts. 3u baben
bel s. &alteper & Sobn.
- 0as oeutide 8eibseeridt in
2eipaig bat ben &epiliuns=sl =slntrae oes
Sbubmabermeiiters @6nc5p, Der
tpegen Der grnorouna Der 71jdbris
gen sSrau SbulSe, Der Jog. @nps=
ibulsen. uno oeren 9ubter bonn Ser
liner Sbwureeribt gum 5ube per=
urtbeilt tpuroe, oernorfen, 80nc6p
miro alip lein Serbreben nit Dem
9ooe biiBen. ssrau @0ncSp ipurOe
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-21

ldets. gs 1T cine afD9life oDrbanben baB SIR ben
gse9en gin5elbeiten ipenoet gu9 unieren Store"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-05-31

Stony Brook the malarous
districts this State and bothered with malaria for times
could work and always very co1spated we'll For
years had malaria bad the spring when engaged powng
that could do rothng but shake must have taken about barrel
nne pills besides of other remedies but obtained
any permanent benefit Last fall in peach time had most serious
attack Of c and then commenced to take Rpan Tabues upon
box all right and have never
been without them since take Tabue each morning and night
when feel than usually exhausted take three IN
day. They have kept stomach bowels regular and
have had the least touch of malaria splitting headache since
using them know that sleep better and wake up
refreshed than formerly don't know how many complaints
Rpsns Tabu will help but do know they will any one IN the
condition and would be without them at any price,
honestly consider them the medicine IN the world as
they also beneficial and the most convenient 10 take
twenty years age and have worked hard all my life the
farmers both early and late and in all kinds OF weathe
health have since last fall in
neghbos remarked improved condition and have
said "Say, lohn what you doing TO look so healhyr
ydmg
- H.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-05-31

going on on the African plains. and
which still presents serious military
problems. The successful turn affairs
have taken in south Africa Is most
fortunate for Lord Salisbury, as his
weakest point, his foreign admins
tration, had threatened to become an
all too prominent topic. The news
that Russia had secured a coal depot
in Corea, as announced May IS, has
raised a storm of indignation, and
many of the conservative organs
have declared this merely another
unfortunate instance of the premier's
utter incapability to protect British
interests in the far east.
The following report of the commits
sioner of Kherwera, in the India fam
ine district, speaks volumes: Crops
are practically nil, water hardly any,
cattle all dead, fodder nil, and people
of the thriftless class dead. People
with small means at hand are either
on che relief works or dying. Crime
is abnormal"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-05-31
LINCOLN AND THE GIRL SOLDIER

President Lincoln controlled his
temper.
When he did lost it, 1t was usually
because some one had been treated un-
justly.
There came into the white house
one day, among the throng who were
anxious to beseech the president for
this and that, girl of not more than
Is years.
She carried her left arm in a sling,
and now and then it seemed to pain
her.
She was jostled this way and that,
but she was patient and at last was
in the presence of the president, who
said:
us there something I can do for
you, my girl. What is your story?"
81 was a soldier, Mr.. Lincoln" she
said, land L can't get my pay"
you soldier? Why, you are a
young girl" said he.
But / was soldier, Mr.. Lincoln,
and was wounded three months ago
in battle"
She told him, In the most innocent
and childlike manner of speech, that
she had put on boys clothes, en-
listed in one of the Indiana regI-
ments, gone to the front, taken part
In several battles, and, at last, was
badly wounded in the left arm.
When they took me to the hospi-
| al oh 70
nay wound, / told them that / was d
girl, and have been trying to get my
three months pay"
Mr.. Lincoln by this time was af-
fected. "Tell me-" he said, why you
can't get your pay" And she replied
that the paymasters all said that they
were not authorized to pay woman
for services as a soldier.
Then Mr.. Lincoln blazed with anger
He reached over to his desk and wrote
swiftly a message, reading something
like this:
ITO the Paymaster- General-Inquire
into the case OF this girl; identify
her; il you find that she enlisted as a
soldier, went to the front, was wound
ed in battle, pay her what is due her
and don't send her from one pay
master to another. II the second au-
dltor of the treasury objects to paying
let him know that it Is my wish, and
that | will be responsible"
And then taking the hand of the
girl in both of his, he said:
my little child, believe you have
told the truth. You have done a
brave thing" said Mr.. Lincoln; and
as the girl thanked him and went
from the room, he turned and said:
"She represents the sentiment that
will save this union. "-Pittsburg Dis
patch.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-05-31

topic OF conversation here. other events
OF the week being entireiy swept out
of sight. In fact. they have well nigh
forgotten Roberts and the main object
of the war, SO overwhelming is their
rejoicing over the deliverance of the
garrison of the little African village.
Neither Kimberley NOR Ladysmith APP
pealed to their sympathies as did
Mafeking. and 1t viii probably be days
before the country will settle down to a
sober appreciation of the struggle still