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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-11
QUIET AT ONEIDA.
Strikers March to Beaver Meadow
But Disperse.

Hazleton, Oct. 11.-Six hundred
strikers gathered at McAdoo at dawn
this morning and marched to the Bea.
yer Meadow, colliery of Coke Bros,
but owing to the trouble yesterday
a. Oneida, work at all of the Coke
Bros collieries, with one exception,
was ordered suspended until the
strike is over, fact which the march
ers did not know.
The strikers came to this city, pa
raded for time and then dispersed
and went home. Several women were
in the crowd. No violence was attemp-
ed. Everything is quiet at Oneida
this morning.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-11
osAGE GRocERYMAN MISSING.
Attended Waterloo Rally and Has No,
Been Seen Since,

Waterloo, Oct. 11-(Special.) &c. /.
Sheldon, groceryman of Usage has
been missing since the Roosevelt
rally here which he attended. Friends
have applied to the police for assist
ance in locating him, which has not
yet been accomplished. He was doing
prosperous business and his family
relations were of the happiest nature.
Foul play is suspected. 1t is not
known by his friends how much money
he carried with him to this city.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-11
Sanders viii Accept.

Grinnell, Oct. 11.-Professor Frank
X. Sanders of Yale, who has been re-
Gently elected to the presidency of
Iowa college, to succeed President
George A. Gates, has been in Grinnell
for the past few days looking over the
ground before accepting the invita-
tion OF the trustees. Professor San.
ders is greatly pleased with the out
look and will undoubtedly accept the
call to the presidency.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-11
To Vote on Amendment.

Lansing, Mich, Oct. H. A joint
resolution authorizing submission
to the people at the election in No.
vember of the constitutional amend
ment, permitting taxation of railroads
and other corporations on the cash
value of their property, passed the
house today. The republican maiori-
ty in the senate was caucussed early
and decided to dispose of the reso-
luton this afternoon.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-11
PORK ADVANCED.
Jumped to Seventeen Dollar Mark
Today.

Chicago, Oct. 6.-December pork,
which has been cornered by Sir Thorn
as Upton, jumped to SIT per barrel
today and will close at that figure,
marking a rise since yesterday morn
ing of 81.
The market went from opening at
$14.25 in half dollar leaps to SIG, and
from the last given figure jumped 81
fiat.
Upton said he was 'long" $4,000
barrels, having cornered the visible
suppy here as we'll as 10000 barrels
not yet in sight.
The price was bid up by shorts.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-11
BOTTLES CONTAINED MEDICINE.
Cedar Falls Merchant UnjustIy Ac.
cused of Selling Liquor.

Cedar Falls, Oct. 11.-(Special) y
Lee Canfield's general store at Benson
was raided by the sheriff and several
bottles of liquor confiscated, When
the hearing was held it was proven
that the liquor was a proprietary
medicine and was returned to the
owner, and the case dismissed.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-11
Robbed on a Train.

Des Moines, Oct. 11.--Moritz Has
kins, young German. 19 months in
this country, was robbed on a Milwau-
kee train running into this city of s240,
his entire savings. The robbery is
supposed to be the work of a profess
sional confidence man. and local de.
tectives are working on the case 20.
day.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-11
A BoER VICTORY.
Captain Stewart and One Private Are
Killed.

London, Oct 1.-THE following has
been received from Roberts:
Pretoria, Oct. 16.-An engine with
truck conveying party of engi-
neers to Kapmuiden, was yesterday
ambushed by the Beers. Captain Ste
wart with forty men of the rifle brig
ade went to their support. Stewart
and one private were killed; Captain
Paget, Lieutenant Steubbs and five
engineers were wounded, and Lieu
tenant Sewell and ten rifle-men were
made prisoners.
"DeLisle's men, after three days
fighting, have been driven to Dewet,
north of the Vaal river near Venter's
Kroon.'
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-11
susquehanna Mills Open.

Columbia, Pa, Oct S.-Four rolling
mills Of the Susquehanna Steel and
Iron Co., resumed work this morning,
sixteen hundred employees having ac-
cepted the terms of the company's cut
of twenty-five percent.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-11
DROWNED IN A cIsTERN.
Insane Mother Suicides and Murders
Her Child.

Atchison, Kan, Oct. 10.-The wife
of Rev Chas. Meeder, of the Emanuel
Evangelical church, near Pennington,
jumped into cistern with her three
year old child last night and both We're
drowned. Mrs. Meeder had previously
shown signs of insanity.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-11
Heavy pamaae Verdict.

Sioux City, Oct. 11.-A verdict for
$4,000 damages was returned against
the city yesterday in the district court
in favor of w. A. Smith. who was SER
iously injured last June in a fall on a
defective sidewalk. The plaintiff first
asked for $4,000 but later amended his
petition and demanded $4,000. This
is the first of a series of similar per-
sonal injury suits aggregating $50, 1000.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-11
COLLEGE MEN FOR M'klNLEY.
Polls Show That Majority Of Student
Voters Are Republicans,

Chicago, Oct. 11.-Fred B. Whitney,
manager of the American Republican
College League, reports that in one
week college clubs have been organ
izeG in thirty four leading colleges,
which have 36,672 students. A care
full poll OF each college is being taken,
and from reports at hand Mr.. Whitney
estimates that one-third of the col
lege students are voters, and that S5
per cent thereof are for Mckinley and
Roosevelt, and the remainder divided.
A poll of Harvard professors gives Nc
Kinley "a per cent of their votes.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-11
PLAGUE SUSPECTS L.smissed.

Glasgow, Oct. 11.-All plague sus-
poets. have been dismissed, but twen-
ty plague cases remain in the hospi-
tai. An official bulletin says: THE
outbreak has been completely check
ed. Twenty-one days have elapsed
since the last case.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-11
BRYAN IN MICHIGAN.
Began Early on the Days Schedule Of
Sixteen Speeches.

Battle Greek, Mich. Oct. 11.-De-
spite his arduous labors of yesterday,
Presidential candidate Bryan was astir
early this morning. He made the first Of
the sixteen speeches on the program
for the day at Hastings, beginning at
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-11
Upton ON THE PORK QUESTION
Says He viii Not Raise Price to
Exhorbitant Degree.

London, Oct 11.-Sir Thomas Upton
was questioned today regarding the
pork corner. He. said:
ut is fact that I control today
practically all the pork in the United
States. I have no intention of raising
the price to an exhorbitant degree.
am perfectly satisfied to make fair
profit out of the deal and shall do all
that is possible to avoid causing seri-
GUS trouble to those who sold short"
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-11
BLEW OUT HIS BRAINS.
Cedar Falls Carpenter Ends His Own
~ fA

Cedar Falls, Oct. 4.-(SpeciaD AT
ter eating his breakfast yesterday
Peter Dennison went to his room and
blew his brains out with an old rifle.
He was a young carpenter and made
his home near Parkersburg. He made
an attempt to take his own life sew
eral weeks ago by using a razor but
had recovered from his wounds and
had gone back to work. No cause
for the act is known.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-11
FEARFUL ACCIDENT.

Mrs. Sample. of Trenton, Loses An
Arm in Runaway.
Mt. Pleasant, Oct. 11.-As a result
of runaway at this place, Tuesday,
Mrs. Sample, of Trenton. sustained
injuries which necessitated the ampu.
tation of her arm between the elbow
and shoulder.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-11
BRAkEsMAN's AWFUL DEATH.

George T. Taylor Instantly Killed at
Dubuque.
Dubuque, Oct 11.-(Special.) Geo.
T. Taylor, brakeman on the Milwau-
kee was killed at Cameron, station
twenty miles north of Dubuque last
night. Taylor's head was severed
from the body.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-11
NAME is A. H. PooNE.

Train Robber Identified as Man From
Topeka.
st. Joseph, Mo-, Oct. 1O.-The dead
train robber who was shot near Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Iowa, last week, has been
identified from photograph as Al
bert III. Poone, of Topeka, Kan, by
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Nay, of South st. Jo-
seph. The Nays are very positive in
their Identification. They say they
have known him for twenty years.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-11
EMPEROR AT cEIsU CHING.
Russian Troops Reported to Have oc
cupied Manchuria.

Shanghai, Oct. ia Chinese spec
ial reports the arrival of the emperor
and dowager empress at Chsu-Ching,
Oct. 5, one hundred and fifty miles
southwest of Tai Yun-Fu.
After a days rest the party will
proceed under large escort.
It is reported here that Russian
troops have occupied Muden (Man.
churia) without opposition and cap
tured Telling forty miles north OF
Mukden.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-11
BID Gain for connecticut.

Washington, Oct. 1.-THE census
bureau announces the population of
Connecticut to be 90S,s35 against 746,-
25S in 1890. The increase is 217 per-
cent.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-11
CANDIDATE MiTHDRAws.
chauncey J Maynard Will Not Make
Race for Lieutenant Governor.

Pierre, S. D., Oct. 11.-Chauncey ].
Maynard, the populist candidate for
lieutenant governor, today filed with
the secretary of state. notice of his
withdrawal from the ticket.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-11
CROWD FILLED TEN-AcRE LOT.
Sixteen Hundred Factory Men ir
Rough Rider Uniforms.

Muncie, Ind, Oct. 11-At Anderson
the crowd to which Roosevelt spoke
filled a ten acre lot. n the crowd We're
1000 steel and file factory employees
in rough rider uniforms. All the fac
tories shut down during the morning
to permit the employees to attend.
Parade at Muncie.
At Muncie there was no speaking
The time was devoted to parade
thru the principal streets which were
Drofuseiy decorated. All the factories
were closed during the early part of
the day, the employees drawing full
pay. There were six thousand trades
unionists in Munice.
The oasis., 1900-04-28
Dan Hogan, deputy

Republican: Dan Hogan, deputy sheriff of Coconino connty, arrived in town yesterday from Yuma, whither he had taken a couple of boys convict ed of burglary. He left last night for home. He was one of the most pr0mi- nent Rough Riders, but he is more chiefly known to fame as participant in the fight with a band of Navajoes last fall in which young Montgomery and couple of the Indians were killed Hogan was shot in three places, one ball blowing along the muscles of his back. He killed an h. dian who held the muzzle of Win chester against his stomach, and would have discharged it an instant later. Speaking of gun shot wounds, Hogan says that every man that looks at the muzzle of a gun first wonders if he is going to get hit in the stom- ach and wishes he might get shot any where else-in the heart or brain, even.
The oasis., 1900-04-28
A~i>oNA II. ~--.
lCuIled from Excnanges. |


 Is meeting with opposition from Ari' zona, in his aspirations to become as- sociate'iustice to theIIawaiian islands. The opposition comes from personal enemies. Abram, when in Arizona, committed some indiscretions but we never heard of anything serious enough to disqualify him for the above position.
 Enterprise: w. K. Amin, special agent of the postal department for rural free delivery, who has made Phoenix his headquarters for several months, will leave on Thursday even- ming for Denver, which will in the future be his headquarters, he having been lately appointed as chief of the western division of the rural free delivery. MT. Annin's new territory embraces all west of the Missouri river and the states of Texas and Ark ansas.
 Enterprise: Judge Ferguson says that twenty-five men have died from skunk bites in Arizona since he came here and these were only cases that came under his observation. He says that the ordinary spotted uskunk is not the hydrophoba animal, but the zebra" skunk, most gorgeously stripped animal, is feared by the prospectors and cowboys. The Judge says that the skunk, like the snake, will always give warning Of his pres- ence- The skunk will rap two times as plainly as person tapping'ito at tract attention.
 Enterprise: Now that the board of trade has elected new officers and started out on progressive.plan, 1t is to De hoped the business men will rally to its support, and sustain it in it's undertakings. It has done good work in the past; it will do better work in the future. It has been the friend of the farmer and merchant, and it can have the assistance it de- serves from the residents of the whole country, it will prove factor in the building up of the city and country alike. through the work which it has laid down to do,
 Gazette: Information from Bisbee is to the effect that the posse officers who were on the trail of the five mur derers of Lesuer and Smonton of Apache county, and of George Scar borough, were close to the murderers at the San Bernadino ranch in the extreme southeast corner of the ter. ritory, last Saturday. The posse wired Governor Torres Of Sonora for permission to cross the line to follow the outlaws. Scarborough's sou Is with the posse and it is safe to say that if they should run across the ruff fla s on the Mexican soil their report of their capture will be like that re turned by the Mexican rurales: "They were killed while trying to escape"
 El Paso Herald: We have no in formation from the escaped Cochise county train robbers" said James H Langtry, O. San Francisco, superin tendent of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s ex press. "Our western division detec tive is handling the eases, and whether he has offered any additional rewards I have not been advised. Our former reward was for the arrest and convic tion of the robbers, but since thei escape, it Is hardly probable th' money will be cal ed for. In the cast of Matt Burts who is still in Tomb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-05
9ie gelbe @efabr.

Die fpirtbibaftlibe @nttpidluna
Sapans bat in Der lebten 3eit coloi=
lale sSortlbritte eentabt. Die Sob
fenf0rberune Sapans lit BON 2 Wil=
lionen 9onnen i'm Sabre 1888 aui 6
Wdaionen 9onnen i'm Sabre 1897
geitiegen ooer in 10 Sabren um 800
8rOcent. 1895 tparen 157 8oblen=
9ruben in 8etrieb, bic 3abl Der
8ergleute betrua 81, 900. Die Sob
lenauafubr iit bpn 1927, 900 Tonnen
in 1882 auf 975. 900 1onnen in 1888
unb auf q Willipnen 9onnen in
1897 eeitieeen. llno oieie Iusfubr
trob Dem umitanbe, oaB iid Der
ei9ne Beoarf Sapans an &pble in
oieier 3eit oer5ebnfa6t bat! Nu9
6er mooernen gileneraeugune tpen=
bet Sapan imner er0Bere aufmerf=
iamteit au. 1875 baute Der Gneldn=
Der Sorbes atpei mooerne 6o1Dfen
uno 5lp0lf Buooel0fen nebit @als=
uno 6ammer,perf, pprnit man
10000 9onnen &obeiien uno
1000 2onnen Stabl er5eugte.
Sett bat Die iapanilhe &eeierung 18
MiDionen Marf fir ben 8au zines
mo6ernen gilen= uno Stabluerfs be-
williet. Daiielbe ioa einbeimilbe
uno fremoe @rse nit aus eigenen
8oblen gemonnenem Goats perbiit=
ten. gs ,peroen atpei Sob0fen nab
Yldnen BON Sneenieur s. @. 2ii=
mann. ilh Ssnabriid unb 200 Goats
Dfen erbaut. Oas Stabltperf tpiro
5tpei Gonperter@ uno bier Wartiniz
Dfen umfaiien, ferner iinb Sbienen<,
@rob- unb 5einltreden, 8lebmal5z
perfe, cine @ieBerei, &elielibmieoe
uno anoere @ertitdtten porgeleben.
Die Sabresleiitung oieler BON Der
y@uteboffnungsbiitte" in Oberbau=
fen eebauten glnlaee iua runo 80, :
600 9onnen fertise Baare betragen.
Wenn es in oielem Iempp tpeiter
gebt, 70 miro Sapan aui oem 0elt-
martt balb cine beoeutenoe RDue
ipielen. 9lls Concurrent aui benz
bineiiiden Wtarft tpirb es bereits
fiiblbar. llno penn nun CHINA in
bic 5uBtapfen Sapans tritt?
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Cute Namridtem

fomlnen BON Or. .. .. garsile bon
Waibita, S. z. gr ibreibt:: "Elec-
trio Bitters" bat syrau 8retper bon
Sfropbeln, Die ibr felt oielen Sab
rem 9roBe S6uer5eu bereiteten. ee=
beilt. Shredliber 0autausi1lae
i'm @eIi1te uno an ben 0dnoen
aeiate iib. Der iib itetis uerlnebrte.
Die beiten Nerate tOnnten ibr feline
9iilfe leiiteu. Sept ilt ieoob ibre
@eiunobeit aelibert," Electric
Bitters' 1T oas bette Blutreini=
gunas=Wittel. Gs lit oaS bette Wit.
tel fiir 5lebteu. SalafuB. 6aut-
Iusiblaa uno lberbaupt alle Saut=
trantbeiten, gs itdrtt bas Sgltem
mie tein anoereS Wittel. SO Gents.
gu baben bel s, 9alteper & Sobn.
Wiro aarantirt.
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9Del@es lit Der bDdite Berg Der
Groe?

Inter ben biz jebt eetnellenen Ser
gen lit befanutlib Der Wpunt @perelt
(29,000 engl. SUB e 8840 Meter) Der
bD61te. @s tpurbe aber lbpn BON
SO. @. @rabam 1884 Die Srage auf=
eetpprfen, ob nibt nod anbere
Sbneeeipfel bes 6in1alapa in Der
tibetanilden &ette porbanoen iinb,
Die cine grDBere 6Dbe errei9en.
Graham mill lelbit 5tpei SpiBen ee=
leben baben, Die aus elmer stpeiten
130-160 &m. n0rolib npn Wount
@pereit gelegenen &ette aufraeten
unb oieien an 60be gu iibertreffen
ibieneu. Brofefor 9iener, Der Die
5ra9e jilneit eenauer er0rterte,
fommt 81 oem @rgebniiie, oaB cine
iibere @ntlheioung erit eetroffen
tper6en fann, tpenn es r1Dgli6 fem
miro, Die gan5e Seepal i'm &oroen
begren5euoe &ette ppn Sbneegipieln
in oas Seeb Der trigononetril6en
2anoesaufnabnte BON 8riti1d=S =Snbien
einsube5ieben. Die 1ibetaner be-
5eibnen Die @ruppe, in Der Der
Mount gpereit itebt, nit bem Sea-
men 2apzWi=&ane unb ipre9en BON
einem 5tpeiten 2ap=Miz&ane, Der
tpeiter i'm Norben lieee unb b0ber
lei. Oa es ibnen aber an allen Otit=
teln feblt, INN Die jebenfalls gerineen
60benunterl6ieoe oieler 8ererieien
81 beitimmen, 10 lit auf Die @plfs=
meinung nibt piel gu gebeu. SIN
@anaen lit es nibt iebr tpabri6ein=
lib. oaB cine nod bDbere Spite als
Der Mt. @uereit auieefunben tpiro,
auein Die enbgiiltiae @ntlbeioung
tDnnen, pie AUDI 8rofeiior giener
bemerft, nur trieonometriidbe gluf=
nabmen geben.
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= Ser 2onbpner STANDARD"
lieB iib BON ieinem @iener &orrel=
ponbenten meloen, bic Nngriffe auf
Die Ser. Staaten in ben Diterreibil1=
ungariihen DelegatiOnen uno in
5ablrei9en beutl1en8rol1iiren ioipie
bic bdufigen Nnresungen gu elmer
&oalition Der &ontinentalmdbte ooer
tpenigitenS oes Dreibunbes gegen bic
proiperirenbe, nielbeneioete Union
5eigten. tpie ipeile Gmerifa banoelte,
inoem eS bic syreunbi1aft gnglanbs
nibt tpegen Der Sentimentalitdt Der
8urenfreunoe opferte. gnelano lei
eben Nmerita' 8 einaiger elropdil9er
Greuno. Dies lit peiter nibts als
cine gemeine 6ebliige, bic in @aib=
ington jebenfaas ibren 3ped per=
feblen miro, oenn bort tpeiB man
gang genau, oaB feline fontinentale
Wabt ben Ser. Staten unfreunb=
lih geiinnt lit. unb ipeaiea Deutib=
lano lit li1erli@ Elm ebrli1erer
Sreuno Nmerifa 8 als England.
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Die nDm ariessibauplabe in
Siio=9(frita porlieeenben Mabribten
iinb auBerorbentlih uiberipruds=
bod. gtab Der einen 2esart 1T 8re=
toria bereitS in ben 0dnben Der Gns=
ldnoer, na1 ben anberen iinb bic
en9liihen Truppen por 8retoria uno
bic 8uren iteben i'm 8egriffe, ibnen
bic Staot piberltanbsloS auS5ulie=
fern uno tuieber nab anoeren 0ah=
ribten fino Die 8uren gum Wiber=
itanoe biz aufS duBerite entibloiien.
Yrdlioent ariiger bat 8retoria oer=
laiIen uno befinbet lih Ditlib baDon.
uno babel bauert biele llngetpiBbeii
Ibun fait cine Wnbe an,
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6ie allgemeine ssraae

1T jest: .@obin loa id in bieiem Cont
mer reilen?"
sic lit lebr leift beantuortet:
gtab benz Norben, Often ober 8eIten
nit nem ibnellen KATY FLYER,
elm wide vestibuled" 3us nit 8uiiets
Sdlainasen unb reclining chair ears" !.
Sise frei.
g8enbet gub on irsenb einen Katy,
@genten, Der bereit,uillisft ireenb tpelhe
Mustunft in 8esuq auf Haten, ssabrseiten
&C., aeben tuirb. uber ihreibt an
Us. O. 9ruib,
Gen. Bail s. :. Mat.. Dallas. Ger
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-05

Da lab er cie Nioline: rYer Tio,
eine @ei9e!~ unb ct 9riff barnad.
@inipra berubigte ben 9leinen, Der
nm bas entriiiene Sntrument tlaote
uno fiiste enti9uloigsnb binau: .gs
1T Garlos fetises Spielaeu9. @tenor !"
= (SdbluB folgt).
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Gin 3bier, bas ieim Cpfer peruihtet,

Gin 9bier, bas iein Opfer nermidltet,
lit oas @esenitId 5ur @eritopfung.
Die 8raft uno Der GinfluB bieler
&ranfbeit tbeilt ii6 oem eanaen a6r=
per nit. ''Dr. Kings New Life
Pills" bepirten cine itbere uno
oauernbe 6eilung, Das 8eite in
Der @elt fiir Waeenz, 2eberz uno
Rieren=2eiben. 25 gts. 3u baben
bel s. aalteper & Sobn.
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- Or. 81. Y. SimmonS 2eber=
Wteolcin bat einen natioualen Huf
leit mebr al5 GO Sahren als Die er<
folgreibIte 4eber=Wteoicin.
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u Mntuuft + t
q. u. & u. =. 8abm.
u Bio hrt.

Nah @alueiton. Souiton unb guero tas-
Zig. .S:45 8orm.
Nab Corpus gbriiti, Mranias 8aB unb
Beenille td9licb .2:20 Nahm.
Nab Borne unb 8errniQe, tdglih, aus
genommen Sonntags -. 2:45 Naebrn
Nah B6rne unb &errpille, Sonntags.
Nnfunft
Son 8alueton. Spuiton unb guero tds~
tW .1:UU NbenOS.
Bon Corpus gbriiti, Mranias BaB unb
Beeoille ta9lidD. 1:55 Hacbnt.
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