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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-31

Mr. @. u. Alexander, mining ex-
reit, accompanied by hts wife. went
on the morning train to Denver.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-31

Mr. and Mrs. II. d. Mcbride and
daughter, Mrs. Snyder. departed this
morning for California, where they
viii spend the next ten or twelve
weeks enjoying ocean breezes and
winter roses.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-31

Il. l.. Force left Saturday for Indi
annapolis in response to telegram an
nouncing the dangerous illness of his
father.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-31

We don't wish anyone bad luck,
still. if some one would do something
it would be charity-to a newspaper
reporter. Who will volunteer to sac
rifice himself?
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-31

Miss Rosa Dick was OF the Mcbride
party this morning, going to Califor-
MIA to join her mother. who preceded
her some weeks ago, The Herald
trusts she viii have an enjoyable
trip.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-31

Mrs. IneZ Delamater of Lansing.
Mich, who has been visiting in Du-
range on account of her health for
the past month, went out on this
mornings train.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-31

Harry. Wallace of Dolores came in
last night to see about some surgical
work He expects to return tomorrow.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-31

On the first of the month William
Hahnenkratt will move out of his old
quarters near the Colorado State
bank. Frank Eldredge will then move
in and fit it up for real estate and
insurance office.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-31

s. J Smith of Manoos. who has beer
appointed county clerk. came in Sat
urday evening and returned yesterday
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-31

p. A. Larsh and J. C. Herr will
open up their general laboratory and
assay Office in the room formerly oc.
cupied by the Goodman Paint and
Wall Paper company, opposite The
Herald office.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Salisbury. represent
ing the Denver Times. report a sub
scription list vol up in the fifties
For n hundred three-month subscrip
tions the "blonde-haired lady" say!
the Times will write up the town W,
wish them success.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-31

The howl from taxpayers has no
commenced. Wait until they wal
up to pay this years burden-33 pc
cent increase. And when paying tn
same they should consider that
per cent of their total tax will go tc
wards that $500 attempted robbery
The Independent., 1901-06-01

a9 DAVID KANUHA,
Senator OF the Third District
The Independent., 1901-06-01
Dedication of q Church.

Tomorrow morning at 9 O'Clock
the German Lutheran Church will
be dedicated to its holy purpose.
The services will be conducted by
Rev. II ans I.enberg, who has been
in charge OF the little flock here, and
by Rev. W. Felmy, the pastor, who.
recsntly arrived from Berlin, Ger
many. The latter will be introduce
ed to his congregation by the form
er, and the affairs of the church
formally placed in his keeping.
The congregation will meet out
side the church at the hour named,
and the acting chairman OF the trus-
tees, Mr.. H. A. Isenberg, will de-
liver the keys of the structure to the
two ministers, who will open the
front door, and while doing so in
woke the blessing OF God upon the
building. The ministers will then
enter, followed by the trustees, in
vitsd clergy and guests and the con-
gregation. During this ceremony
Professor Heinrich Berger will play
an approximate anthem.
Following the prelude the congre-
cation will sing hymn IL. The re-,
mainder of the order of exercises is
as follows: f$<
Opening Prayer and Address, Rev
Hans lsaub-rg. al
Hymn 1873, TWO verses.
Introduction CT Pastor W. Felmy
by Rev. Ha1s lsanbers.
Addresses by Visiting clergymen
upon Invitation Of the secretary oil
the truttees.
Hymn 1853.
Saiutstory sermon by Pastor w
Felmy.
Hymn 1913.
Prayers aud benediction, Pastor
Felmy.
Hymn Alb n..,
To Let-A furnished room at No
'9Garden Lane. Mrs Mcconnell,
The Independent., 1901-06-01
Fire at Iwilei.

The barns containing the bales OF
hay belonging to the U S Govsrn-
ment were destroyed by fra this
morning.
About 5000 worth Of property
went up in smoke. The fire depart,
meut responded quickly to the
alarm seut in but the water supply
ia not great and the hay was dry and
it was impossible to save anything
except the adjoining buildings,
in one OF which q lot OF Karo-
seue oil is stored.
Mr.. H. Carlisle who has charge oil
the place had wet blankets placed
ON the roofs OF the barns as soou as
the FIRE was discovered but the fire
could not be checked. No clue as
TO how the fire started has yet been
found. Fortunately the Jail and
"Jerusalem' were not injured, and
another chance remains for a Ger
tain Judge to fire another charge to
q Grand Jury.
The Independent., 1901-06-01
On The U. s. s. oregoa a.


The following is complete list
OF the officers aboard the battleship
Oregon, giving, in order, the name
Of the officer, his rate, bis duty
aboard ship aud the date Of his re-
porting for duty. q
Captain Charles NJ, Thomas,
commanding, April z, 1901.
Lieut.. Comdr. G. A. Adams, exe-
cutive officer, April II, 1900.
Lieut.. Comdr. A. f.. Dixon, chief
engineer, March 30t90l.
Lieut. Comdr. f. NJ. Bostwick,
navigator, March "a, 1901
Lieut.. H. Case, assistsnt engineer,
May u, 1901.
Lieut., John Ii. Gibhous, senior
watch officer, April 2l, 1901.
Lieut.. Waldo Evans, second
watch officer, March 20, 1900.
Lieut.. r. H, Leigh, third watch
| OmCeT, hptll 4, tJUl'
Lieut.. L McNamee, fourth watch
officer, April 20, 1901.
Ensign G. l.. Poor, fifth watch
officer, April II, 1901.
Ensign Duncan NJ. Wood, sixth
watch officer, June 81, 1900
Ensign NJ. S.. G. Ellie, assistant
division officer, May, 1901.
Naval Cadet Vim. McEutee, as
sistant nav gator, April 20, 1901.
Naval Cadet Wm., b. Ferguson,
assistant to executive officer, May IL,
1901. ,~
Surgeon P. Leach, senior medical
foficer, September Is, 1900.
Past Asst. Surgeon A. Farenholt
junior medical officer, April IL, 1901
Psymaster S. l.. Heap, pay officer
April 81, 1900.
First Lieut.. L Feland, command
ing marine guard, March 30. 1901.
Boatswain j. E. Murphy, boat
swain in charge, April 3, 1900.
Acting B)atswain Fl. Feehan, as
sistaut boatswaiu, August 6, 1900.
Gunner S. Jacobs, gunner il
charge, September 5, 1898.
Gunner S. Chiles, assistant gun
y ner, April 20, 1901.
E, Carpenter j. P. .tes, earpente
> 10 charge, September FL, 1898.
Warrant Machinist j. F. Gresr
engine room watch, June %, 1900,
Warrant Maehinis5 G. E. Wooo
engine room watch, October 6, 189'
Warrant Machinist @. Hammond
!. engine room watch, December
! 1899.
Q Warrant Machinist A. G.. Bates
Il ngins room watch, December
j. 1899.
: Pay Clerk II. D. Laz clio, pa
q clerk, April 81, 1900,
The Independent., 1901-06-01
Suspicious Senators.

Sin 20 Clark Of the Ssnate, Edgar
Caypless, was endorsed for judge
ship by the Republicans although
member OF the Independent party,
the Home Rulers have looked ask
anos at him aud yesterday the fol-
lowing resolution was introduced
and carried after a heated debate.
The resolution reads OF follows:
Hon. S. Il. Kaiue, President OF the
' Senate.
Dear Sir: Resolved, That the Pres
ident is hereby authorized TO ap-
point com mittee of three TO ex.
anime aud se4 that the journal OF
the Seuste is correct and in due
form for transmission through the
Secretary OF the Territory to the
President of tha Senate and the
Speaket OF the House OF REPRESENTA-
tives, OF the United States OF Ameri-
ca, in accordance with section SO
OF the Organic Act.
a9$ DAVID KANUHA,
I Senator OF the Third District
The Independent., 1901-06-01
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

Mr.. Thomas Fitch, the attorn y
and. Memorial Day orator, has a
professional card in this issue.
The Independent., 1901-06-01
Born.

HARRIS s.-Iu this city, on May 81,
1901, to the wife OF Albert Harris,
a son.
SroNE.-At Maternity Home, this
city, June l, 1901, to tho wife OF b.
X. Stone, q sou,
The Independent., 1901-06-01

Edward Tictjsns, a we'll known
G-rman and formerly bookkeeper
for A. j aeger, died this morning.
The Independent., 1901-06-01

Mr.. Allan Dunn has severed his
connection with the P. G. Advertiser
and Gays good bye in "poem" n
which he does not compare the Ha-
waiians as monkeys.
The Independent., 1901-06-01

Wnen yoC want a hack ring up
13I.e On that stand you will get a
reliable and good driver, q fine hack
and NO nvarcharRinR.a
The Independent., 1901-06-01

Albert Harris Of the Pacific Hard
ward .ompauy is happy papa
today, and walks his ten-pound boy
who arrived yesterday, with the ease
and grace OF an expert. A grand
uncle Of the kid wishes the parents
many happy rsturns OF the event.
The Independent., 1901-06-01

The Cbristiaus aud the Police
play baseball at Makiki this after
noon, at $3.50 p. m. Are the police
men not Christiaus7 .
The Independent., 1901-06-01

E Eiward Giel, an evangelist who is
at present reforming" the town
will address "msn only" at the Gen.
trail Union Church tomorrow alter
noon at a clock. The virtuous bows
OF the X amehsmeha Schools will be
present and listen to the spiel Of
G;el.
The Independent., 1901-06-01
After the Military.

The economi osl Senators stabbed
the N .tional Guard and ths Baud 4
10 the following manner yesterday
by introducing a report which reads
"a follows:
The majority of your COMMITTEES
on Military recommend that the
whole items o page %, from 800 to
364, and the whole items on page 33,
from 564 to 569, be stricken ont.
~ DAVID KANUHA.
/. Il. KAHILINA.
/ The m.j ,rity Of your Committee
on Military recommend that the
whole items from $50 to 359,ou pags
2I, and whole items from a52 to 1868,
on pages 32 aud 33, be- stricken out,
except the item 356, on page Il,
about the jsnitor. Your committee
recommend to pass as it is in the
/ bill, to take charge OF the military
equipment.
DAVID KANtHA.
|. H KAHILINA. :.
Items 800 to 36t relate to salaries
OF bandmaster and mcmbers OF the
band and represent total OF
$4,000, while items 564 OF 5S9, re-
late to travelling and incidental ex-
peuses OF the band and represent q
total Of $5,724.
Items $50 to 359 relate to the
officers OF the military in the pay OF
the Government, and represent a
total OF S10090, while items 5o2 to
+, 563 relate to running expenses OF
the military and represent a total OF
$35,500.
The only item the com mmittse re.
+, commends leaving in the bill is the
bay OF ianitor. When the repor'
was read. Mr.. Baldwin asked: "What
10 the use of jauitor when the
military is done away with9"
The report was tabled to await
the report OF the minority.
The Independent., 1901-06-01

To Let-A furnished room at No.
9Garden Lane. Mrs Mcconnell :
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-18
9ie 1tria6em Der amtiflerifalem 8es
tpeauna im Spaaien.

Sieriiber miro Der uGoiitiden Bet
tune" in Berlin bert9tet:
rc!ls bic erfte l1rIa9e n1uB Die un=
eelneine Germebrung Der &lDiter al
Ter Grt. Die in iiineerer 8eit bepbab=
tet tporoen lit, beaeidnet tperben.
@iner t,eueren Statiitif sufplee
giebt es in Spanien 70,281 MDn6e
uno @onnen. Die &lpiterleute ba=
ben nab uno nab ben arDBten 9beil
bes 9eationalreibtbunts uno Der
Mabt an fid gebradt. Den 6pf
brabteu 1ie in ibre 8otmdBiez
feit, inbem ite bort ben fanati=
i6en Seiuitenpater Wontana ais
@rsieber bes fleinen SDnies unb
8eibtpater Der &Dnigin batten.
Montana trieb es aber 10 bunt in
ieinen Winirarbeiten gegen ben libez
ralen @eiit Der 2anbesperfa1iung,
oaB er neulih infolge oes @iniprubs
oes 8arlaments aus ieiner bepDrsue=
ten @tellung entfernt tperben ntuBte.
Die politiibe Tbdtigfeit Der MDn9e
tpar eritaunlih pielleitig. Nbgeleben
BON ibrer ginfluBnabme auf 6pf unb
&egierung, tparen ite Die Setter uno
Sn1piratoren bes garlismus in Sea-
narra uno bem 8asfenlanb, bes Se=
paratismus, AUDI &eeionalismus
genannt, in Gatalonien unb Biscapa.
Iuf rpirtblbaftlibem @ebiete ar
beiteten lie i'm @roBen unb i'm &lei=
men. 9(lle grDBeren finanaiellen lln=
ternebmuneen, tpie Gle Der gabaf=
monopol : @elealhaft, Der transat=
lantii6en Badetibifffabrt, Der 8anf
BON Spanien &C., linb bas @ieen=
tbum Der relig;Dlen Sroen. Diele
erribteten anbererleits innerbalb ib=
rer Gloitermauern sSabrifen uno
@erfitatten aller Nrt, uno ba fte
peoer Steuern nod Die Irbeits=
frdfte besablen, MAIDEN lie ibren
tpeltliben Goncurreten ben &f
unmD9li9."
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Gin tiitfiiber 9lmian.

9iir5lib tpurbe auf 6. S. Golfer
bon GberDfee, Soma, elm Nnfall ge=
mabt, Der INN Elm @enises einen
tDbtli9en Nusgang eebabt bdtte.
Derielbe riibrte BON ieinen 9eieren
Der. @r befam iolb' beftiee &iifen=
ibmer5en, oaB er Iib ni9t Dbne
groBe Sdmeraen blden, mob Dbne
in &ilien eingepadt gu iein, Iiben
fDnnte. &ein Mtittel peri9affte ibnt
2inoerung, Biz er feline 8ufludt gu
Electric Bitters nabm, bas cine
iolhe Nenberling in ieinem 3uitanbe
berporrief, baB er ihrieb, er fIble
1ib nie neugeb0ren. Oieie munberz
bare Webicin BELT &idenlbmeraen
uno @ierenz2eioen, reinigt baS 8lut
urb ftdrft oas gan5e Spitem. Sour
50 Gts bel S. &alteper & Sobn,
Droguiiten.
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Grfurlionen Der 5. & 9. M.zSabu

Nad, SaaaS, Ser., bonn 25. bis 81.
gtdrs: Sabrlibe Contention Der ''Texas
Sunday School Association.
Rad GorIcana, Ser., ppm 81. Bis
28. Wtar5. Staats Contention Der
knights of Macabees''.
Nad, @atpeiton, 5er., om 16.
Gpril: *. of Pr, @rpB<2oae.
Rad Wetu Orleans, Sa., pom "A.
bis 30. Ipril: General Missionary
Conference M. E. Church South.
RAD fort Mortb, Ser., bonn %.
big q. gpril: Stats gpnpentipn Der
Travellers Protective Assn"
Rad Wempbis, Senn., bonn 28.
bis 30. 0tai: 3uiommenfunft Ser pereiuis@
ten conf6oerirten Seteranen.
Sir obt9e @rfuriipnen iinb iebr nie>
orige Staten anseiebt rpproen. g8eeen
@in5elheiten, be59t. Staten, Sertaufstaee,
Siiltt9feitsoauer, 5obr6eiten &C., tpenoe
man iieb on ben ndcbiten N9enten Der S.
& g. R.>8abn, pber Icbreibe an
$. S. 8rtce, o. 3. & {. 81,
Yaleitine Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-18
Cine 8etualtfame 9enfntalsem
litna in Npm.

Das rDmilbe Gplf bat tpieoer
einrnal cine 9emperarientslei1tung
eriten &anges ppnbra@t. Ser neue
9pmpbenbrunnen auf Der 8ias5i
9ern1ini, Elm @erf bes 8ilobauers
&utteli, itanb binter ieiner Bretter=
tpan6 fertig aur @ntbuuung ba, als
i'm Stabtratb in SDlee ber @ingabe
einiger &lerifalen, Die an ben 1ad=
ten, robuiten syieuren bes Monu<
ments NnitoB genommen batten, be-
i6lo1ien tpurbe, ben Terrt;in Der
gntbiqunssfeierlidfeit au per=
ibieben.
9(ber man batte Die @e6nung Dbne
Die @intpobner Der Stabt getnadt.
Cine DemDnitration, tpie lie eigen=
arti9er ni6t geoabt peroen fann,
mar Die Jolge. Gon Stuoenten ange=
fiibrt, begab fitb bic Wenibenmenge
auf Die Biaaaa Terrnini. Ilsbalb err
tDnten &ufe: &ieber nit benz 3aun!"
.2egt Seuer an bas 6ols!" SDfDrt be-
gono Die Menee bic 8retterperlAa=
lung berabaureiBen, unter unoebeu-
rem Subel uno n@pipa =@ufen fiel
Stiid auf Stid, bis enblid Der
Drummer i'm @lanae Der eleftrilhen
Wogenlampen NIT allen 1einen 0pn1=
pben uno Wfeerungetbiin1en frei oa=
lag. Inter oem @el9rei: uSebt ma
ben mir Die @inmeibung, beraus nit
benz 8aiier, Dffnet Die 6dbne!"
ltirate man auf ben Drummer lus.
SIN yeu iuaren ben @ddtern bic
Shlhiiel gum &eierpoir unb su ben
eleftriiben 8eleubtunes Snlagen
entrAien, uno ihun i9pfien bic
Waiieritrablen aus allen Seffrun.
gen, maailb beleuhtet uno unter
nidt enoen mollenoen Npplau1en in
Die 9Dbe - bic geremonie Der Gin
meibung ourb ben @illen bes rDni=
i6en 8olfes mar beenoet. Die 8oli=
5ei aeigte iib aa' oem seaeniiber
mabtlos.
8ablreihe Wenlben pilaern iebt
gum Brunnen, unter 6p1rufen auf
ben SbDpfer oeS Denfmals uno
YfuiS auf Die 8lerifalen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-18

glus 2pnopn miro beribtet:
Mit betn iebt benz Barlamente norz
gelegten ylpttenzgta tpeiit bas 8ub=
get fir bas foumenoe Sabr Musea=
ben pDn mebr als 181 MilIionen 8f.
ct. auf, ndbrenb iie inn lebten Sabre
$50 Wfillionen betrueen. Wenn bic
ginfiinfte nibt irgeno tpie erbDbt
tperoen, itebt elm Defiait BON siemlib
81 Wfiaionen s.. ct. bepor, oas
ar0Bte, nit benz Der Sbabfanaler iez
mails su re6nen batte.
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Is. e abiteI.

ginige Sage iparen feitbem pergan-
gen. Often 6atte burd Goftor Ganber
lerfabren, mas fid) ntdt lduger ber-
|idueieen lieb, ilub Der 2ebtere ieiuen
IgjNaIl> 9eieenet, bic Nuseinonoerz
feblf9 9ans a69enomlnen gu ba6en.
Scr alte 0err mar In cine Nufre9ung
,un0 6eftigteit seraiben, bic giemanb
bet ibm fiir nl09li9 9e1alten bdtie. gr
lief jm @arten bin uno Der, raufte {ein
iustbss Saar unb ladte boil 0pbn iiber
ben 19enialen Wlaler, Der ben pinIel
nlit benz Ge5irneiIer uno BEN Weoiai.,=
l6ffel pertauiden pollte.A gr nQnnte
i6n einen Ma9niinnigen, heiduloiaie
tbn bes idDdrSeiien llnoants qeaen
gott uno ieinen alien Meilter, Der lin
mt aller 2iebe unb aufppierune su
bem gema6t, mas er gewDrbelr, unb
brobte, tpenn er feinen gnti6luB mirf-
HID ausIiibren iollte, bas 9iidtu6 ami=
fden Tim unb iid entsuei su fdnei.
ben.
Gotior Ganber bate i1nl cine quite
gDetle 3ett 9elaiiefi, letilen erlfeil 3orn
unb G6mer5 ausSutoben. gei feinen
lebten Morten aber rib aud i6m oie
GebuIb.
sWenn Sic nur ben 9iinaler in
Sbrem pflegeiohn seliebt baben, faste
ct sienltb fdarf, pio III bas Sbre Gade
uno gebt mid ni6ts on, obelsi6 i9
meine, bab aud Der Weui9 sinise 2iebe
bon Sbnen perbient bdtte. 9as aber
berlange i'd nit aller gntf6iebenbeit,
bob bteier, 10 lan9e er unter meiner
drailiden Nebanbluna iiebt, ni6t nod
mebr srrest tuirb, als er es obnebin
fdon 1T. Gr III In Der 3bat benz
Mabniinn aiemli9 nabe getueien, nnb
.nur armearhs 9aspiidentreten uno
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@esiilanf.
Romon oon Joa 9ofer,
3ueiter Shell.
,3weiter Shell.
(SDrtiebune).

.llnb besbaIb baii 9u Sir bieien
8eruf geiudhlt?@ forTdte Der Doftor,
Der biefen 9lugenblid geeignet belt,
ieine Marnun9 einflieBen gu lailen.
o0ait a6er babel tuobl ni6t beoa6t
bob er fir Sid boppelt i6irer tuerben
muB, iueil Su nit Geiner feinfiiEligen
aiiniflernatur einen Nbi6eu Dor allem
uni6onen unb undifbetii6en empIin=
oelf uno Sir 5ur lebsripinoun9 bieies
Gefii6ls bas 8eiie feblt: 9ie snnere
2iebe unb Sreuoiefet fir Oeinen 8e=
ruf. Sd mill Sid getuiB ni1t ent=
mutbigen, ater bielleidt tudre es bod
gut, tuenn Su bon bieiem @eii9ts=
punft aus nod einmal-"
9ans unterbra9 i6n nit elmer ab=
tuebrenoen 9anobetpeguna.
sd bin nidt mebr, Der i9 mar,
iagte ct ru6ig. s9as SdJ6ne paBt
lidt mebr fir mid, unb mad beni,
mas i'd innerli6 our6eema6t, fann
oas dliBerli9 SdBli6e unb @rauen=
efregenbe nidts Nbi6redenbes fit mid
baben. Snoem id Nnberer @dmeraer
gu linbern fude, iperoen mir meine
eigenen geringer erideinen, unb tpenn
mir bic innere Greubigfeit fe9lt, 10
tpirb bafiir fein leidtiinniger 2ebens=
genuB mid bon meiner pflidteriiil=
lung ab5ieben.
9em Dpftor, Der bisber immer nod
ni6f an ben grn@i In bes iunaen Mcn=
nes Mbiidten bate glauben ipollen,
muBte bel Der Geliisfeit unb 8eionnen-
belt, tuomit biefer ieinen Gtanbpuntt
bertbeioigte, na6gerabe jeber 3peifel
idDinoen, nno ba er mir gu gut ben
iiarren Willen beg Sreunbes fannte,
fragte nur nod, an ipel9er llniberIjtdt
er au iubiren gebd9ie?
gu feinem grliaunen tpurbs Sans,
Der alles lle6rige idon 10 senau rno
beIfimmt ertuogen, bel bieIer nabelie9en-
ben Grage bertpirrt uno S0gerte nit Der
9lnttpprt.
.Gas tueiB i'd nod nibt, i6 nollte
Did eigenfli6 fragen uo-oas DetBt,
ib fnetne, Oh 9u mir fa9en fannit-A
Sas uebri9e Derlor Iid3 In einem
unberlidnoliden 0emurmel, ba eben
elm Wa9en boriibeifubr, Dem bef Spre-
der, o6glei6 es Elm geidloIiener Wl6bel-
tuagep mar, feline 9lufnertiamfeit 10
angelesentlid 3utuenbete, Dab fotrobl
oer Nusoruf ieines 8eIidts iDie bas
gnbe feiner 0eeenfraae Dem Eottor
enteeben muBte. gieier i6ien aber
pod periianoen gu baben, oenn als
9ans In ieiner Stellun9 berbarrte,
'nadoem Der @aeen ieinen gliden
.ldneit entidmunoen mar, anttportete er
,Iatonfd;
aSn BerIin=getbanien."
sd tueroe nod @reifsualO eeben.
ertlQrte 6ans gelaHen.
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@r narrte bic @birmraem.

glae Ger5te iaeten &enid 6atnil-
ton BON @eit Sefferlon, o., nab=
6en1 er felt 18W0naten unter "Rec<
tai Fistula" gelitten batte, er tpiirbe
iterben, tpenn nibt cine foitlpieliee
Operation porgenDmmen ipiiroe; er
beilte iib ieoDb ielbit init Budlens
NrnicazSalbe, Der belten in Der
@elt. Beites Miittel gegen 0aut=
gluslblag. 25 @ts. per Sbab=
tel. 8u baben bel S. &alteper &
Sobn DrDeuiiten.
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Nus gofDbama miro unter oel


Mus gDfDbama miro unter benz
Datum bes 16. Mdra beri9tet: Ser
Mifaoo berief oieier Gage ben Brd=
iioenten beS Oberbauies bes 8arla=
ments au 1id] uno erfldrte ibn, es
feline eine natiirlidbe Bfidt, @elb
fir militdrifhe 3mefe gu beibalten.
Das l1nterbaus, fubr Der Mifaou
fort, babe Die in Der TbrDnrebe err
tpabnten Steuerporlaeen angenDnt=
men unb es iei nun bDbit tpinlbenss
tpertb, baB aub bas Oberbaus fie
annebme. Sc lit tpabriheinlib, baB
oas Sberbaus Dem @unlbe bes
&aiiers nabgeben unb iomit bic 9ri=
iis gum NblbluB bringen tpirb.
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Sin samamier periast eimem 0sanber.

S. Sc. @arriion, aaiiirer Der
8anf in Tbprnpille ObiD, tpar our1
elm i6limrnes 2uneen=2eiben ieiner
8elunbbeit beraubt tpDrben. Na6=
Dem er an9efangen batte DR.. Kings
New Discovery fir Shtpinblubt
gu nebmen, i6rieb er: r@s iit bie=
ies bas bette Wtittel, bas ib ie gegen
cine @rfdltung Dber einen i6limmen
Sail BON 2ungeftz2eiben angetpan0t
babe. SEPT balte i9 bauernb cine
5lal6e inn 6auIe. Qudlt @u9
nibt nit 6ulten, grfdltuneen ober
6als=, 8ruitz Doer 2ungen=2eiben,
menn cine 6eilung 10 nabe lieat.
Sour so Gents uno $1.00. Brpbe=
flaiben frei bel S. 8alteper &
Sobn, 9roguiiteu.
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Sn Sulge unperhauliber Mab=
rung miro Der Wagen 10 auber Orb
nung gebracbt, baB 8eritopfung ent=
itebt, tpelbe burb Or. Muguit &D=
mig 8 6amburser TrDpfen auf idnelle
@ei1e gebeilt tperoen fann.
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= Sen. Srenb beribtet aus Bres
toria, baB in 5olee Der anbauernben
&eeen Der @eiunobeits5uitano ieiner
2ruppen elm beflaaenSmertber iit.
Die 8uren iollen i'm pergan9enen
Mpnat 160 Tpote, 40 8ertpunoete
unb 1000 Wann @efangene perloren
baben.
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Das 8eite gegen &beumatiSmus
lit Gimer & 2lmeno's 3ecept Wp.
1851. 8eriibmt geporben burb
feline piele erfolareibe 6ei(ungen.
8. S. cd m t, Igent, Souiton,
geraS.
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Cement unb Salt bel Senrp
Baufp. Eel. So.

IuS Durham, Natal, tpiro 9e=
meloet, oaB Die 0eerfiibrer Der Bus
reu in Bietersburg cine 8uiammenz
funft batten, I'm iiber bic sSortiebung
oes &rieaes 81 beratbeu,
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39trei6e,t

Sie bic sraatbsit burd rebt,.itia.u
@ebraudl BON 3utt's 9eberpidsn, Elm
alt 5 unb teIudbrtes Seilmittel, bas NIT
i,heu Gage popularer pirS. So furir,
jetel 5eit
aopf(dmfprn
is"reu Massn, Walariu, 8e1bauunss.
telpweroeu, trdse 9sbsrthatisteit, Ser.
hopfuus unb ale &ranfbeiten Der Gals
3utt's 2eber Riuett.
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q II fumft,
~. s. & z. sab,,.

" bfabrt.
gaeb 8aeo, 5ort @ortb. Dallas. &anlas
Gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago, tdglib,
. (S. Y. & y. q. SepoD ..7:45 Moreens.
ytacb gSaco, Sort WDrtb, 0allas &c. (npm
Sunlet<Sepot) .......... 800 Ibenbs.
Nnfunft:
TDn Chicago. ct. 2ouis, aanIas 9th,
Dallas, Sort 8prtb unb @acD, taglicb
(Snniet 9epot) 1880 8Drn.
BON Ssacp. Sort 8Drtb, 9allas &C. (S.
VI. & a. Is. SepDH -. 1920 @benbs.
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: 9ie 8eardbniBfoften Der S6niz
gin oon a England beliefen iib auf
f35, 900,
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@mlf sbure sabu.

Nbfabrt.
yeah Stodoale, taalicf, auseenpmmen
Sonnta9s. .................8:0 800 SDrn.
Infunft.
Son 5tDdbale. tdslid5. ausscnummen
SDnntagS. 800 Nahm.