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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
SOz0DONT Tooth Powder Csc
SUICIDE AT TRINITY.
Frasier of Groveton Took Dose Of

S. M. Frasier of Groveton Took a Dose of
Poison
Trinity, Texas July s.-shles NJ. Frasler
% Grovcton died in room No. s at the
Sheffield house at o'clock this afternoon
as result of an overdose Of morphine self
administered Drs Vaughan aud Walker
were called in and did all they could TO
save the dying man, but ali their efforts
proved futile
Mr. Fraser left long letter addressed
"to the newspapers and my family" bur
the contents will not he divuged without
the consent OF his wife. who has been
telographed for, and who will arrive from
Gr6veton some time tonight.
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EXCHANGED vALlsEs.
Why the Riehtful Owner OF One Never
Called for t.

why t0G hlQntiul owner OF Ofe NcNGE
Called for II.
New Orleans TlmesDemocrat.
The story was told by quiet, black.
bearded gentleman who had registered
from plttsburg. ana who happened to be
one Of q group of yarn splnnere In the COZ.
rldor Of the Grunewad hotel few even
ugs ago. II am in the foundry business
al present., he said. but IN my younger
years ! imagined was cut out for a doc
tor, and took course NJ the old ohio med
lcal college In CinCit natl, II was the Gus
tom nt that time, and may he yet, for Che
advanced students TO do a good deal OF In.
dlvidual disseetiug work at their rooms,
and for that purpose a regular division was
made Of certain cadaN ets AT the college.
One student, for instance, would get an
arm, another foot ana another some
other section, which theY would curry
away and study at their leisure one even
ing--I will never forget II II | live 10 be a
thousand--I secured the forearm OF an M
usually hne subject, q MUSCULAR negro, ana,
putting It In small yalise. started for
my QUARTERS IN the eastern suburbs of the
city The mule ear / took was unusually
crowded and ] put my vallse ON the door.
When reached my rooms and took sec.
| had picked mp somebody else's mggago
by mistake. ] hated to lose my specimen,
but what troubled me 9 hundred times
more was the thought Of the fright that
Ii would probably occasion some innocent
person, maybe a woman, and, on rejection.
/ concluded TO report the matter ~ once
TO the police. Accordingly | got on the
ours again and went directly 20 headquar'
tiers, where ! was fortunate enough 60 catch
tue chief just going out He heard my
story In his private Office and agreed WITH
me that the discovery Of my CHASTITY PACK.
age would be apt 10 hll some househcld
with horror ana CONSERVATION. We VIII
have somebody rushing In here before mofu.
/ ing with clew 10 a mysterious murder.
he said. aud. by the way, suppose that We
open the valisc you have with you II may
furnish us with the address Of the owner
+, N,gs locked, but be soon found key that
NJ. and when be looked inside be gave q
/ prolonged whistle Your vallse viii never
| BE- reported doctor he said dryly. The
one / had picked up cont9ined XII oil
| burglars tools.
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p,otraoted MEETING at Gonzales.

Gonzales, Texas. July s.-The Christian
church congregation Of Gonzales has he
gun protracted meeting in tabernacls
built on one of the public squares Rev.
j. c. Mullins the pastor Ia assisted by
Elder Robert E. Rosensten. pastor OF the
christian church at Manhattan Kan The
male nuhrtette known as the Add-Rnn Uni.
versity qmartette sing at every service "
addition to the regular church choir !
the churches suspended service last night
TO enable their congregations to 60 to The
tabernacle services.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
BuTTeR AND EGGS.

st Louis. July s.--Poultry-Steady;
chickens s. springs i2dt5; turkeys 1Oyouhg
II: ducks 6, springs q; geese 4, springs s.
u, tier Steady; creamery 1+a20; dairy
1904 Eggs-SteadY; nearby I.
Kansas City, July S-Eggs- Weak; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock ~ eases re-
turned.
Chicago, July S.-Butter-Steady, cream
erv i40lSA. dairy 1916. Cheese--SteAdy
O6f1O. Eggs Steady lOM@12ls.
New York, July s-Eggs- Receipts 49,
9O4 packages; irregular; State and Pennsyl-
ynnla 140il4h: Western candled 13Ml4l5;
Western uncandled 9dl2k
Elgin, III, jay Butter-Flrin at Ace;
niIerines rs tubs; no sRles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
TIE TRIAL OF coRTez

For the Killing OF Sheriff Glover Has
Been Set for August 5,
Gonzales Texas, July s.-Gregoria Cor,ez
was brought into open court this morning
and the case against him for the mutder
Of Sheriff Clever was set for Monday,
August 3. A special venire of 100 men
was drawn to be summoned as jurors.
Judge KEENAN, appointed Il. II, Aherncthy
aud George f. Burgess 10 defend CorteZ.
The petit jury, summoned for this, Tho
discharged until Friday, as the Houston
vs. Wells case will occupy the court for
several daFs yet
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Kansas City. July Seattle Receipts
51UO natives $500 Texans and 100 calves;
SIS. Ga as so: fair to good 81 S5iS5. %;
stockers aud feeders SO, 4OGii. u.s. Western
led steers 81 50GI5 30; Texas and Indian
steers 50 O0lql, Al; Texas grass steers SO. 90
"a .00;cows So S0Gi4 %; heifers SO 00@4 90;
Gamers 81 1907. To- bulls 81 65u4 90;
calves s $4,000 go. Hogs Receipts 700;
market strong to Sc higher: heavy 81 N0u
02l9; light 50 1905 50. pigs 81, 0O6ij 80.
Sheep--Rccelpts 1906; market quiet lambs
81 Tci5 10; wethers So 1908 10; yearlings
81 S56t4 IN; culls 81 oOGt3 20; Texas grass
sheep SO 25GI3 So
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
COFFEE.

New fork. July s.-Trade was dun All
day In the coffee market, and the net re.
snits in fluctuations We're unsatisfactory
~ both sides, Opened steady. unchanged
sessiun was featureless, With the room con
fmrent Indifferent and the public quite nm
Interested The market news was uninter.
eating There was a rally toward the end
~ the absence of sellers ana light room
demand with the market finally dun and
unrhanged Total sales $3.50 bags. Sep
MO dull. Mild-Quiet; Coreera sy@13M
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

Just MS well are said to have scarcely any.
Tie boil wecvl is apparently doing much
less damage since the dry weather In the
Braos bottoms, across the river from
here the grasshoppcrs have destroyed AL
most everything; the people, however, are
very hopeful for the future as they think
they certainly are getting all their Dad
luck all together.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City Mo-. July 8. -fhe ~ loving
sales were made today by TeSls .to.j men.
Reed Hampton, Stevens 40 pound year.
lag steers ! %; G. NJ. Carp ,iitrr. ,Hgin,
lleO pound steers. 4 Is: Siocnm Mtriin,
Crcsson, 1927 pound steers, u: 5 "
CoMen, Henrietta, 1913 pound stee =, 5 10.
3.35; Scrnggs Bros Sugdcn, 1861 pound
steers .Soi George H. Cume, Davidson,
ITO pound steers. 4 90; j. w. Mos IS, Sil.
tugl, Colorado City, 9B1 pound n esrs %.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
SUGAR.

Sew ORGANS. July .--sugsr-Cuiet; open
tcttIs 4 a16m4; open kettle oentrifugnl
oilsA1kg Centrifugal yeilcws 4Am34ss sec.
pnds ass6ti, Nolssses-Dull; eenriihsaN
7dtD. ryF. S,aadx.
s.ir rsH,ing 4 0-16; centrifi gdi 10 test
is2; moIasses srsar inactive . o-ie'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
SAN ANGELO NOTES,

san Angelo, Texas July 8-The Case
heirs ranch has received "a head of short
horn bulls bought in Bee county,
goats to Kansas city and ]. W. Thornton
three loads OF horses 30 Henderson and
Nacogdoches
st6ckncn in some localities are rushing
their cattle To the Territory
Eighty-four head Of Schleicke county
yearllngs were sold to Mr., Stone at Sl3.
G. +. Cox has bought 5000 acres OF
land In a solid body In Pecos county az
so cents per acre.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
sAIE az YEARLINGs.

Fort Worth. Texas. July S.--A trade was
contaminated this morning by which David.
son 4 Curtis Bros. sell TO Jack serruys OF
Montana for the WelbauN ranch 5000 year
Inns on the D. D. ranch, the price paid
being SIS. The yearlings are TO be shipped
August l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans July sThe see urieans
live Stock exchange reports FIT beet eat
lie and good calves and vcarilss In tlisk
demand, none on sale: arst arr 'lis "ill do
well. hogs in fair request; irr Nniket
snnnlied with sheen. dun.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
sHfrMENrs orF mas MAcARoNi.

Victoria, Texas, July S.-The following
shipments of I've stock were made dur.
ing the past week from nonts on the New
York, Texas aud Mexican and Gulf,
western Texas and Pacific railways.
: Tuesday, July 2-From Victoria. w. II.
Sutherland. one car cows to Algiers.
Wednesday From Van Week 10 Becvlic.
by 7 A. Johnson and s. W. Lewis, one
car horses and one Of bulls
Friday, July s From Edna mans Ward
Strauss. ten cars feeders 10 ST LOUIS,
and c Branch, eight cars TO st. Louis.
Saturday-Ffom Fannln, r. Devices,
TWENTY-FIVE cars stock cattle TO STANDARD.
Total for the week forty.three cars.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
HEAVY CATTLE RECEIPTS.
SHIPMENTS FROM TEXAS ARE VERY
LARGE.
East ST. Louis Received s2oo Head OF
Texans and Kansas City $500.
Chicago Got 400 Texans,

Especial 20 The Post Reported by the st.
Louis National stock aNrds)
National stock Yards IN, July s.The
Following sales by Texas aud Territory
men were reported today
Gibson & Parkinson, Lellaetta, !. T..
calves, $50 each gy3 pound steers, 3Sl;
y Webb & Co, Bellevue, Texas, 9TS pound
steers 3.S5; DS6 pound steers, 4.iO; lODu
Texas s3T pound steers. 350s 1881 pound
steers. 3.Tl y. Williams Catonsa. /. r.,
1901 pound steers, 405: 300 Texans sold;
market steady
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
WANTED TO RFNT.

y .En TO RFNT or buy, n nice horse
Y buggy. Address %, this office
IED--Four or hve-room honse, with
"A IN improvements aud large yardi
Nm . blocks from the court house,
Ness $50. this office' ~
n Ed no kENi-Ahont a. b-rnom house
= tnge ln good repair. with yard. near
1tstoR. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
GALVESTON.
ooTToN SEQ PRooucTs.

Huils. halpd .s4s...s...s 80 "
Prime cotton seed meal. $40 90 al %
Prime cotton seed cake. 10 20 azo 90
ouotatlons on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for dens-
cry at Galveston.
New York July Section seed oll--Easy
prime crude nominI; primo yellow IS.
Memphis. Tenn, July s.-oil-Carload
lots per enIlon. prime crude 3l OF crulls
10 In carioad lots; 30c ~ less tlan caEl2
ronl,ing summer yellow. less than carload
Iotg pef gallon. a. Meal and cake, Ar,
irad lots. per ton, prime lo.OVi less thah
carload lots 20 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
Friendly Interest.

smart Set
Grace why do you persist In repeating
that awful scandal about Lucyr
May I'm trying to hnd out II there -
any truth In II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

The Big -Four Route is the best Hoe to
chautanqua. Call on or write W. q, Knit
lie, travelling Passenger Agent, Dgliss,
Ttxas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

British and American Ore Export.
Engineering Magazine.
II is an absolute fact suoh Is America s
advance In the movement Of traffic On
railroads, that II doea not cost the Car
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
HOUSTON.

The following are the i've stock quota.
lions for this market as furnished by T.
H. Saunders, Jr.. successor to Box'saund
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

ET-SUTR'' m Sour Lake OH Geld as
I'll bevond all reasonable doubt In the
n future as further drilling progresses.
undersigned offers for sale d valua-
fSnct OF 40 acres In lots as desired,
Iraiv located In the heart of the
d Lake oil neld at 5gee5asonable valu,
eTsct ready. For further particulars,
\ etc, address c. G. Parsons, Bryan.
IL is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

Chicago. July Seattle Receipts 22c01,
including 140o Texans; market hrm goo1
81 lOGj6 10; stockcrs and feeders weak
81 8;Gt4. 40, cows s., 4l9(4 90; heifers 81, 80
qta0; canufrs 50 0012 20; bulls 81, 400
I 80: calves 81 25i6 25. Texas steers S3. ~
0i6 20; Tcves hills 50 5093 so Hocs-Re-
ecipts 2s.0V0; market steadE; good 70 choice
heavy IS 500. -. light 81. 7Q@6,M; bulk
OF sales 81 S5f6. 03. Receipts ~
ooo market loo higher. good TO choice
wethcrs So 4od4 10 fair 10 choice mike
SIS. ooNS3 =: Western sheep. 81 35Gi j.;
3 90: Western lambs SO 7JllJ.30.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
[AL ESTATE FOR SALE.


MARTYR, HUDSON & FORD.
f,rnfA. we have heavy weight
I,,l,ition 10 ofter that Is safe In.
.ment ana solicit correspondence with
.i.e6sts and large Investors Conf.
'tlai 800 Franklin. II
-4a-a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

i2ll rEXAs AVENUE Large modern
boarding house pa blocks from Rice
hotel; business center, rooms for rent.
with OF without board; translents sole.
tied; rates reasonable l3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

lneindiins 1000 Texans: steady 10 shade
lower; native steers 4s5d6.0O: dressed beef
and butchers a.00M5.7l. light 3.4Wd4.I3;
stockers and feeders 2.75G450: cows ara
. 25d4 sos Texas and Indian steers. . T5Q
ass: Texas and Indian COWS md heifers
.. 40Y14O0. Hogs Receipts al'Q; market
steady; pigs and lights 5I5Ga.s5; packers
r 756i5 80: butchers 590M6.12p2. She p
Receipts 1900. market active; native IN {.
tons 2 5003 ~; lambs 4.lOCdl.CO: ftocke- $
.506fSUO; culls and bucks 2.0OM300.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

!. 301. O00: 100000. iS5. 600: 10000;
tracts: piae lands. saws 5000 to 20,
can meet your wants in lands. Char.
!, Williams, Hillsboro, Texas. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
BOARD AND ROOM.

PLEASANT ROUMS, with or without
board. 1l0I Texas avenue, one block from
kiCe hotel. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

LARGE southeast room; nicely furnished !:
convenient to good board No. $40 Ia
Branch, between Walker and Iusk 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

fX.RO0M, two.story cottage on Mason
street three blocks from ear line; vii
sell entire place for less than cost OF
over Houston National bank. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE mill:
one ton. hfty and scVenty-hve-h power
engines and boilers. Wonder Store 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

EQUITY III nice sfx-ro cottage In Brun
net for merchandise or land. Wonder
Sthrn IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

Bryan, Texas, July Some hundred and
Rockdnle Yesterday to hear The great
evangelist, Rev George Stuart The OK
cnrson reached Rocbdale at 10 o'clock ana
the visitors went at once to the tabernacle.
Two thousand people We're prescott aud
the sermon was a masterpiece.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE go MAIN
Houston Heights lots Our prices are
lowest and terms the best to be had.
JOHN A. MILRoY, Agent II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

ROOM and board in private family For
two gentlemen or couple references. Ap.
ply 1918 Texas avenue o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

zoR1A COUNTY Loo acres section ~.
r. & r. r. r. survey, near Arcoa
Ter acre; 691 acres Tomlinson survey
pal other tracts. Il. w. Gamble ~
tr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

NICE cool rooms With good board AT rea.
sonAbe rates, or rooms TO roomers. tram
silent and table boarders solicited, lib
Trnyis. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

acres of land near gas
at Humble at $50 per acre; other
selling Mt $50 and 500 per acre + q.
for selling, Address Lock Box d05,
ton. Texas. y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

XTY COUNTY 1923 acres James
nphreys survey So per acre. X. W
4ble & Co. q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

f<Ek HILL oil lhnus loI SAW "
800 acres land within quarter 70
pnile OF the hill that we will sell 10
b Of 3 TO 30 acres at $50 per acre
< is the time for you to get Ia on inc
Hd floor; lands on the hill are Relng
U a. $500 "a $500 per acre. see Hous
q this land. L. {. Ayers & Go. y
SrON HEIGHTS LOTS-Choice OF
n location cheap for cash or on easy
~ ents. call or address Boulevard anu
Heenth avenue. Houston Heights
rs. -. ID. Cooley. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

AtBAN-1io acres Harris Wilson
4 near Houston. $3.50 per acre; block
% LOTS. Baker addition, $1,000. K
laamhle & Go. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
REAL EsTATE FOR SALE.

RICE LANDS-In tracts of from 100 to
1000 acres in Liberty, Harris, Chambers
and Brazoria counties X. w. Gamble a
90. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

BANDS ne-cighth, one-fourth. one
Il or whole acres on spindle Tap
IEhts; also choice locations near Sour
"a | chn sell ut lowest rates oil prop
Ics Of every description. choice city
'&rty for sale. Henry EXan, EXlll
Wing, Beaumont %
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17
Nem gorf.

- Srau Carrie Ratipn's Gar
riere ais &reu3fabrerin erfubr DOr
einigsn Sassn auf sinsm Ct. 2apz
renee Giper 8opte cine bu91tdblifI
1hmer3lite llnterbrehung. Sin
Wann, Dem Iie feline Gigarre aus beul
Munbe eeriIien bate, CAB ibr cine
i6aqenbe Sbrfetge. sic mar auf Dem
9pote, bas mad ben SbouIenp S.
lambs fubr, berriitt, ME tie I6On lit,
herum ~geiaufen uno bate mebreren
MGnnern uuD jingereu Qeuten 81
qarren un0 Gi9uretten entriIen, ais Tie
bel eugene Spleb, Dem &eiienoen fir
cine SGubfqbrit in Utica, an ben I'm
redten tam. Gr langte tbr nit Der
fldden Sanp cine 8adpfeife berunter.
iiber Der ibr, penn nitt SDren uup
Gebsn, bod Das peitsre Sprehen
psrsing. Sic iu6te sinsn Stubl nnb
belt ibr S6anbmauI. 4m Gta6mits
tag uno 4benb belt lie in Glen part
YrpbibHipnspOrtrdge. Sin &neips
pirtb, Dali Slpcum, bate iid ben iii
eematt, bic Notwithstanding fir Die
perriidtr ate S6raube 81 iibernsbz
men. Sic purbe unbarmberStg pers
bDbnt, iibsri6rie uber ben Sumult
uno pui6 alien Wirtben unp Grim
tern peioli6 bic a6pfe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17

bt5 8optes ItraIbor, IelbIt penn Ct
einen Grtrintenoen auffiidt unb retz
tet. SIS lit fattiid paIIirt, bab bel
benz 8sriu9, Die Mannidaften zines
i'm Mi6igan=S See, unipeit Chicago, gez
Ineiterten 8pptes 81 retten, Der &dz
pitdn oes Rettungsbootes ppr Die suz
itdnbi9e 8ebDroe gelapen uno nit
$500 Strafe bale9t ipurpe, neil er
mitteiit zines ni9t liseniirten Sootss
Die Wanni6aften, alip YoHa9iere,
aufnabm unb neiter bef0rberte. Die
Strofe purOe IpGter erlahen.
= Ya5ldnten on Der Qpbee glep in
Cincinnati pdrsn am MDr9en bes Is.
Iu9uit Inn s llbr gIsen5suaen zines
grauenbaften 8prfaus, BEL ipel6em
Der 9rabtipunner 8enjamin 8ilte
bon Der Cincinnati gbiIpn electric
eight Company bus Spfer ietneS ges
fdbrlihen 8eruie5 puroe. @ilte moi
nit mebreren' dnDeren Nrbeitsrn mad,
Der @lep aeianot poroeu, I'M SrGbtt
5u repariren. Sober Wann beTtisg
einen Yfolten, um bic 0rdbts 5u era
miniren. g8tlfe tletterte ouf Den
eriten Pfciten, Der pDr Dem friiberen
Ginsans gum Columbia IGeater ite3t.
gr bate bic beipen eriten Reiber
unteriu6t unb in SrbnuHg 6efunbsn
unb itiee bur6 iie binauf na4 Der
pberiten Eeibe, ais er plDBli6 bin unb
Der i6pantte, berabitiir5te rno quer
iiber bic 3peite 8eihe Der 9rG6te fiel.
6ier blieb er liegen, feline &leioer f!uz
gen Seuer, bod nuroe btes bon Die
munb bemerft, nod puroen pe9en
bes StraBenperfebrs feline SilferuTe
eebDrt. GrIt ais elmer Der Mttarbet@
ter Deg llngIiitlihen, Sobn Sulls
meier, na9 ieinem !9an0perts3eug
lab, iab er 3u ieinem G4redeu @ilte
nit brennenDen &lsioern duf Den
Srdbten liegen. Gr alarmirte 'pFert
feline Mttarbeiter unb einsn 4rgens
bid IpGter bate Ii9 cine nah 0uns
csrten 5dblenoe MenT9enmenge bel
benz Bfpiten perIammelt, ALIEN Ries
manb paate, ben PiOiten au beIteiqen.
Giner Der NntpeIenben t~eIep6onirte
nuG Dem gifts 2%sitsrpaqen, bod ebe
bstIelbe eintraf, batten Sbpmas
Mannering uno Der college oe8
Sopten, 8allmener, ben qfoiten critic
gen unD Die 0rGbte D%ur6ihuitten.
Mfit Silfe zines SeiIeS nuroe Der le6z
loIe, raufsnbe &0rpsr punn CUR Groe
uelaSien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17
2WWinDSu6t DctIbar.

9e Sfipiuoilttt Iii obHe aue Trage heilbar. Wlan
mIb Hur JIr relten Sstt oas re6te Wtitiel antDeRoeI.
9te Shplneiibt. ipt Der eroBs eeuti6e Selebrss
BroIeiior Roo 'agt taun uIr III eiuenI ihfuodeH Rors
per tootlldb lpIrftu. dit auoeru, flr5eu @orten: Die
S6rpiHolnht begtHHt I'M WtageH, ne sutftelt ourd
inlshte 8sroauung. Inn bier ut IS, mo- bic SeiiHnS
Der S9piHoiuht m0glid iii. qufitpBeu, yiabiudi
ihledter Seitmad I'M Dturoe, belegte SuuGe. &Dpis
idmsrbeu. Shpiuoel, Sltmmsru Dor ben Gn9eH. gers
itppiuug gelbe SeF9tsIarDe ooer lonitige Spmptome
BON Seberftprun9eH, ionic &ierenleloeu init ibrer
GrausH Sautfurbe. ibrsu lp~aleril6ttgeH Auidpels
IuH9su Der augenItbcr uUo Der 5uBe-als5 Oas Beigt
an. bag Der Seroanlrgsy HHo gruabrnugsprpIeB Gs
it6rt, oesoalb Der &Orper gtiGlua9t uHo Iener SsiBel
iuenn Der RrGHte utat nod r~edt1sitIg BON Dem elm.
SIgeu 0tttteI Ssbraub mant, has tbm uHetH bic 4u
iuHbbeit 3prddGebeu fam. nHb oiees piittel iIHb
ieoer 4po,hete gu babeH ftUo. Steie Bileu, Hur aus
ben betltrGttiaIteH 2rdutern ber9eiielt, hGben IN
SabrhunoerisH 3ebu,aGienoe Dor Der ShsptHeiGdt
bspGbrt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17
Ninnefpta.

- Die Mil6srei : Snipeftoren in
Minneiptu babsn cine neue Dirt bon
Mildosrfdli6uug entosdt. Sie ses
Itisbt burrb @tscogeu. 9us lit Elm
Syrup, ipeIbsr aus 3uder, &alt anb
@aifer bsitebt uno bauptid6li6 paJu
bsnuBt ptrb, Der Ntil6 Elm rei6eres
Gusieben 5u geben, ais lie bon Natur
aus bat. @tro DaS 8iscpsen in biz
Mtl6 get9an, 10 perpunpelt Die
Wil6idure ben aGlt Der Wfts
i9uns in cine Oide, ipeibe Subitan5,
pel6e. DDlig nit Der Mil9 perz
idmil5t uno ibr oas 4usIeben uno
balb unb balb ben @ei9mud BON
Rabm perleibt. IS ldbt ii6 alto
masere Mtl6 bamit erfolgreid Der
beHsrn". Sph 1T pisier 5dlifungsz
itoff penigitsns, ioneit man Bis ieBt
psiB, nidt iebr notwithstanding.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17
Werfbob Deu Soo.

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Senriettu, Seq, iptelte einitens einem
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8elbIu6t i6per tranf. Sd ii6errez
oetete i'm, electric 8itter5 Su periuz
den llnb er mar balD beDeuteno be1z
Ter, aber ieBte peren 8ebrau6 fort,
bis CT 9dn3k6 gebeilt par. SD bin
iifer, paB Glectric 8itters ibm has
Geben retteten." SieieS SetImtttel
pertrei6t Malaria, tDbtet &~ranfbeitss
teinle uno reintat Das 8llt, bilft Der
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rem unp ben llnterleib, loft Ser
itrpfung, SpspepIia, Nerpentrantbeiz
ten, Nierenleioen, 5rauentraHtbeiten;
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