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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

New York, Aug. 2e.-It is reported
IN railway circles AYERS the Times
that Charles NJ. Hays has been asked
TO return 10 the Grand Trunk rail.
way as vice president aud general
manager
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Rev. VI. ID. Lily Dead.

New York, Aug 22.-Rev. NJ d.
Lilly for more than thirty years
father superior of the Gurch of ~
Vincent Ferrer, is dead at his home in
this city. He had been blind for the
last four years.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23
The Southern Peach crop.

Raleigh, \. G.. Aug. % Reports
from Georgia and South Carolina on
the peach crop for the present season
indicate one Of the finest crops for
years. \ report from north Georgia
states that about 500 cars OF peaches
will constitute the present season. f.
shipments, as compared with 400 cars
last year.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

ST. Louis, Aug. 22-The work of
wreehng, the cid Masonic temple
building. at the northwest corner of
Seventh and Market streets. has neen
commenced. and the destruction Of
the old building marks The passage Of
a business position paying him $1,000
fury ago. In few months the site
will be occupied ~ a NJ. skNscraper.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23
The VALLEJO CaIb Bullion Robber
Given Fifteen Years in the
Folsom Prison,

MARTINEZ, Cal, Aug. 22.-Jack VIM
tiers, the man who got away with
s32o,o0o in gold bullion from the selbv
smelling works and afterwards con-
fessed, was sentenced to IS years at
Folsom. The prisoner asked 10 be
sent to San Quentin. but the request
was refused. III was taken 70 Folsom
TODAY
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

The Corean government has forbid
den the expectation of rice. on ac-
count of the short crop. The Japan
csc government has instructed its
minister at Seoul 10 inquire whether
the measure is justifiable. Japan has
an agreement with Corea forbidding
such action except in case of dire ne
cesSity.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23
Financial.

New York. Aug. 22.-Money on call
steady ar Z'2 per cent, prime mercantiie
paper 41za5 per cent Sterling exchange
easy. with actual business in bankers'
olils Al 4seA for demand and an 1884, Tor 60
days posted rates 4s5i1 and 4ss: comm..c-
elaI bills ssS% u4Sf4 Silver Certificate.
nhquoted. Bar silver 5Ss4 Mexican DOL
lAih AZ. Government bonds steady
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

IL was reported in Glasgow, on the
10Th, that J. r. Ellerman, of the Ley
land line, had purchased the old-es-
tablished City line of IA steamers, en-
gagged in the East India trade, the
price being nearly one million pounds
sterling. Mr.. Ellerman, according to
rumor, acted for j. Pierpont Morgan
and his associates.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

Secretary Hay has appointed DR.. J.
j. Rodriguez, of Washington city, as
secretary OF the delegation to the In-
ternational Conference of American
States to be held in the City OF MeS-
leo next October. Mr.. Rodriguez is
a lawyer and served as special eoln-
sci to the American peace commits
sioners in Paris.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

The transport Sheridan arrived at
San Francisco, on the 18th. from Ma
Mia, with Gen. Macarthur and stan,
two battalions of the Fourteenth in
fantry, under command Of Col. Quin-
ton. and a number Of conyalescents
and prisoners composing her passen-
ger list.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

Favorable crop reports throughout
Italy indicate the wheat prospect as
slightly in excess of last seasons
harvest of a., 600 hectolitres. For
the first time in several seasons the
olive crop will be good, and the pros
poets for hemp, corn and rice are uni
formlY bright.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

A monument to commemorate the
dfty-fifth anniversary of the peaceful
annexation of New Mexico to the
United States, was unveiled. on the
10Th, on the plaza at Santa Fe, in the
presence of a vast concourse The
monument was erected by Sunshine
chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

The Danish government. having de-
termined to return the visit Of the
United States training ship Hartford.
the cruiser Nalkyrien, in command of
Prince Waldemar, the kings young
est son, will sail for New York in
January, and afterwards visit other
American ports.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

Seven hundred and four eN.led per-
sons, many Of them being women,
started from Constantinople for
Yemen, Arabia. on the 18th. The
prisoners include those who we're inn
plicated in the recent fire at the
harem of the Yildiz palace.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

Mayor Ashbridge OF Philadelphia,
on the 10Th. opened bids for the So.
DOC. 600 balance Of the 81, Ca. aa0 loan
authorized last March. 10y an ordi-
nance OF council. for the construction
and installation Of the city.s imPruy I'd
water supply.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23
ALTON HUMMER WRECKED.
The Fast Kansas City Train, On
the Chicago & Alton, Wrecked
at Prentice, Ill.
THE ENGINEER AND FIREMAN KILLED.
Three Unknown Men. Riding ON the
Tender. Also Killed and Nun
Der of Train Men Iniured-Ibe
Passengers Escaped With Only q
Slight Shaking Up.

Jacksonville, Ill, Aug. S2.-At L: ~
Wednesday morning the Alton Hum
mer." which left Chicago at $50
Tuesday night crashed into way
freight No. 10 in the yards at Prem
tice. siding IL miles north of here.
1t was a head end collision and five
men were killed and six injured.
The Killed.
Con Sheehan. engineer passenger
train, bloomington. married.
John Adams, fireman passenger
train, Bloomington. single.
Three unknown men on tender.
The Injured.
Robert Kiley, Jacksonville; leg
broken, internal injuries.
W. Howatt. fireman of the freight
ribs crushed; lives at bloomington.
Chas. Marshall. st. Louis; arm brok-
en-. scalp wounds.
Chas. Simms, Longdale. H., section
man; badly cut about head and chest.
VIM. Mason, Stuttgart, Ark, ribs
broken.
A. L. Wood engineer of freight
train; slight injuries.
Passengers Escaped.
All passengers escaped with only a
few of them being even bruised.
When the crash came all lights on
the train were dashed out in second.
The smoker rolled over on its side
and the dozen or more men with rare
presence of mind climbed from the
windows without pf1-xipD
The two engines were completely
wrecked. as were the tenders, the
smoker and one freight car. The ten
der Of the passenger train was tele-
scoped into the smoker.
Relief Train.
s. d. Reeve, Alton passenger trans
portation master. was on the Hum
mer" and Immediately took relief
measures. A special train was or
dered from Jacksonville and arrived
at 1:45 with Doctors Carl f. Black.
Edward Bowe, II. {. Campbell and E
F. Baker.
The debris could be seen by the
light Of bonfires and on the track lay
the dead. covered with white. and the
wounded, who lay grooming near
them.
All that surgeons could do was
done promptly for the injured and it
was not very long until the relief
train was on its way TO Jacksonville.
with its burden of dead and in jured
Accident Unexplained.
just how the accident occurred will
perhaps never be known. One theory
is that the freight, which had been
waiting on the Prentice siding, grad
ually slipped down upon the main
track, while the trainmen were
| drowsy. It is remarkable. consider
ing the great speed of the passenger
train and the violent crash, that no
| passengers were injured.
The Hummer" included three
sleepcrs. one chair car, the combina-
ton smoker and baggage. Most of
the passengers only felt jar, not OF
sufficient violence to throw them from
| their seats
Killed at His Post.
/ Conductor Prouph of the "Uurn-
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23
Cotton,

Quotations fog middling range as fol
,.""s. 81 Louis, e, New York, l-I6c
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

TIE population - Kansas. accord
In 60 the assessors census. q L4t5.-
co.. a net increase IN one YEAR % 81
100. The largest gain was e.sia. In
Wyandotte county. The largest .oss.
z.0s9. in Cherokee county.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

The second man Who was bitten Ia
Havana hy infected mosquitoes that
had teen SCI apart Tor The expert
men's - II Caidas. the BRAZILIAN *
peri. dice e yellow fever on the 18th.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

The official Handles blad. of Amster-
dam, while incredulous regarding the
story that an attempt is being made
to persuade Mr.. Kruger TO sign a doc
ument authorizing privateering
against Great Britain. on the 18th,
warned the Boer leaders that mo civ
ilized power would approve of the
adoption by the republics of a medic
val system of warfare like privateer-
ing.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

Over two thousand carriage work
ers we're notified Is seven shops ia
Cincinnati. on the 18th. that their
services were needed no longer. and
that the places would b- opened sep
tsmber "a non-auIon shops
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

Weather dry. but beneficial 10 crons.
cotton doing Well generally. but shedding
AMI damaged some locally by boil worms
ltte corn. kafflr. cane. pastures and fora.g
crops made fair growth. fall blowing po-
lng =
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

B. Mollison, inspector of agricul-
ture for the British Indian govern
ment, is in this country investigating
the methods of the agricultural de-
partment and its work among the
farmers, with a view 10 applying a
similar system 10 India. He is espe-
.ially interest-d in the cultivation of
cotton, tobacco and sugar cane. Mr..
Mollison, after completing his in
9uiries in Washington, will inspect
The agricultural experiment stations
q some of the states.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23
THURSDAY. AUG. n
Grain and Proyfsions.


st Louis 49, Flour Patents 50 55Gi3. -,
other grades, szS0Q345. Wheat-No red,
Il2pI44c. Corn-No. mixed. $1,000. C.
Oats-No. ?. osi.d9oi2c Hay-Timoth5
81 5eQl450; prairie 81 o0nl45o, clover,
81 o0gl300 Butter-Creamery, Isd221.c;
dairy, liQl7i2c. Eggs-Fresh. 10dllc Lard
.Choiee steam, H.h1c. Pork-New mess,
N5.7e. bacon-Clear rib, 91.c Wool-Tuo-
washed, 1894; Missouri and Illinois nledl-
UNI combing, l5Gil7c other grades. l2G15e:
angoTa goat hair, 5fiI5c
Chieag o-Ciosing quotations: Wheat
August, leisc. September, 70i2c. October,
n1sc; December, 13c. May, 1850 Corn
August, 56asc September, she October,
bsc heeember. 5S7se; May. 6lasc, October,
August. sc, September, 35Isc; October
$3.50 December SGhsc May, 3Ss.c Pork
August. 81 Az September. sl4 42l5. Oc-
tobcr. $l4411z; January, 1855. Lard-Au-
gust $3.50 September $50; October.
sss7h; November, $50, December & s2Ia:
January 8e5. Ribs-August, $S25; Sep
tember. So. Octoher sS3a
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23
NOTICE TO ALL THE WORLD.
President Mckiniey's ProcIamntio
Inviting Nations of the world
TO the st. Louis Worlds Fair.

Washington. Aug. % The state de-
partment to-day issued the following
progt1 m a tiou.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23
River News.
THE MARKETS.

= Fall. Trace.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

The Mexican government has de-
cided TO wage war on all gambling
houses, and Minister of War ReYes
will issue circular order TO all army
officers notifying them that if they
are found in any gambling establish
ment they will be dismissed from the
service and turned over to the civil
authorities. All the public employees
are 10 be warned that gambling will
involve their dismissal. Merchants
and bankers sustain this move heart
ily.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

Ex-senator Thos. Carter, of Mon
tana, president of the st. Louis Ma
uonal Worlds Fair commission,
and ex-Gov. Francis, of Mis-
souri,, chairman of the board
of directors, arrived at Canton.
O., on the 18th, and called on the
president. In response to their earn
est request, the president promised,
N a few days, to issue his proclama-
ton inviting the nations of the world
to participate in the exposition.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23
IL ansas.

Good rains in central counties too late
TO help corn much. but in e4st and U est
sections late corn much improved ald
good roasting ears being marketed: Hr-
pies. peaches and grapes improving prom
isirg far crops ferage and meadow I'M
proving pastures good. blowing wei ad.
Eanced N east and progressing In central
portions
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23
JACK WINTERS SENTENCE.

JNtIt = u a l
Secretary OF State.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23
Nebraska.

Warm. dry week. late corn has i'm
proved In extreme southeastern counties
and needs rain IN central au4 northern
counties good crop II hay being secure /
in prime condition in northern counties
considerable blowing has been done in
southern counties and Indications are for
large acreage Of winter wheat.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

Con Sheehan, engineer passenger
train, bloomington. married.
John Adams, fireman passenger
train, Bloomington. single.
Three unknown men on tender.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

Washington, Aug. 22.-The special
crop report of the department of
agriculture gives local conditions IN
the south and west as follows:
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

Rainfall generally light; late corn pro-
crossing well in some districts but in mos.
eastern counties about dried up; cotton
doing fairly well. some opening; late
sawn forage crops growing we'll in some
sections. In others drying Up, pastures
continue very short; blowing progressing
less rapidly. fruits as a whole improved
bot little.
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geit iiber SO ssabreu

ihpn tpurbe Wtrs. 8inslpp's Spo=
thing Sgrup ppu WHllioner pDr
W3iittern bei,n 3abnen Der Sinber
ongetuenbet. @irit 9u i'm Sblafe
bur6 bas Sbreien cines &inoes ge=
itDrt, oas I'M 3abnen lit rulb Dor
S6mer5en ipeiltt? Mern 10, lof1e
lofDrt cine sSlaibe bon ,Wtrs.
@inslotps SOOTHING Sprup" bplen.
Sein 8ertb lit unbe5ablbar. Sc
miro Dem fleinen 4eioenben iDfprt
2inoerung peridaifen. BerlaBt eltb
barauf, Wtiitter, es iit fein 3lpeifel
0ariiber. Sc beilt 0iarrhoe, reeuz
lirt Den Wtogen uno Die Nieren. be-
leiti9t gS!nb Sutif, ertpeiht ben
8aumen, oerbinbert Gntaiinhung
nno ltarft ous gauge Spiten. yWfrs.
@in8lptps Suotbins Syrup" fir 5nb=
nenoe &inoer lit onQenebn i'm 8e<
id)mad; oa5 SRecett itanilnt BON
einem Der beften lpeibliben Ncr5te in
ben Ser. Staaten. @S 1T bti allen
Drugoiiten in Der 0an5en 8elt 5u
baben. Qrei5 % Gents per Slalbe.
Sauft niGtS anoeres, als Wtrs.
@iuslutps SuotbinQ=Sprup.
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10 G niteI.

9os 2eben in Sllmenau ging feinen
regelmdbigen Sang iueiter. Ngne5 blieb
bort uno fiiblte ii6 gang ipobl in benz
galili6en 9auie. Man6mal freili9
muBte lie Elm lie getpaltig ubertommen=
oes 6eimmcb nieoerfdmpfen, cine @ebn=
iubt obne glei6en mad ettpas, mas
lie einli beieien, uno ettuas, oas lie
ME uno nimmermebr ibr @isen nennen
ourite. Sam 8eiu6 in's 9aus, mas
semli6 bduiis geidab, oann sins es
ibr. pie es ibrem pflegebruber felt Der
Mutter SoOe ge9ansen mar: sic
iebnte lid fort, tuenn lie aud Srmaarb
ibre Seiterteit nidt iibelnabm, ia lie
ibr bon Ser5en gDnnte.
Sic lab es tuobl, oaB au6 bic 8raut
an Sebniu6t franfte, oaB ibr 2a6en
uno @dersen meiii Elm ersmunsenes
par. Mas ibr aber nebe tbat. mar oas
unglei6e g8eIen, oas Srmsarb ibr
felblt 9eaeniiber sur S6au trug, balo
lsioeniGaftlib sdrtli9, bann obne ollie
Nerantailung falt uno ottoBenb. Sbr
geneiniames. municipalities Sbema
mar Der geliebte 9l6peIenbe. 9lenes
tuuBte unermuali6 bon inn gu eradblen.
Gleine Nnetbpten aus ieiner Gino9eit,
Die lie bon Wlarie ooer Der Mutter gee
bort, uno Grlebniiie uno Gaenen aus
ieinem lpdteren 2eben. baoon lie f6on
3euae 9etueIen llno Die alle bas liebens-
tuiirbi9e, finolid CUTE Neien bes jun=
gen 9eloen bieler Gei6idten iuieoeripies
gelten. Srmgaro fonnte oann 10 berali6
laden, UNI mitten orin nit Sbrdnen
in ben 9luaen Der Gradbleriu Inn ben
9als au fallen uno anglipoll flebeno
INNER 81 fragen:
r9l6t uabr, ct liebt aud mid, bite,
bite. eradble mir bon ieiner 2iebe."
lno 9l9nes ersdb(te au6 Oas, olle
bic NeuBerungen, Die Der i'm punfte
feiner 2iebe i6ambaft NerI6lolTene iet=
mem oguten Gameracen" geseniber au
iGrem 2cbe setban. all oas beimlide
MartDrilm ibres 9ersens, aus Dem Die
{eGnenoe 8raut Srolt uno Wonne tranf.
9lber oieie begliidenoen Geiprdde
muroen balo felien, oenn Die Mdohen
tuoren pi6t oft mebr allein. Wen3el
fam als tdgli6er @a1. Der Die &ouiine
iebr in 9lnlprud nabm. uno au6 er
er5d6(te. 9lgnes aber fanb einen unge=
fudten, mberluililiden Gjelellldafier
in 9errn Wlattbias gBpli, oem es in
ben Ginn aetommen. ibr 9als iiber
&Opf ben SoT gu MAIDEN. gas Mdb9en
9efiel ihm, OIL Die 8raut magte er iiG
nidt redt beran. aud mar tie alleseit
pOn g9enael belagert. @ielem entsin9
Die Gollrmad)srei natiirlih nicbt.
~Gr ,uiro ifon obiNmenfen, oadte
er, nOie nimnlt i'm oD1 niAt."
(6prtiebuno fo!9tl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-01

= Die n6arnb. gsabr." reiten
auf ibrem Stedenpferoe rSocialiiten=
geieb" berum, uno Inn 5ur 8Drlage
zines iolben an5urei5en, laiien iie
ii6 Su Der mali5iDien Bemerfuna
binreiBen: ,@lr be5tpeifeln itarf, baB
iib III Babe ein Wtann finoet, Der
Die nDtbige Courage bat, elm lolbes
@eleb pDrsulegen, lnb fib ppr Sit
tentaten nibt fiirbtet. 9ie bDbiten
geamten bes geides, auf tpelbe
bieie Semerfune pffenbar binaielt,
baben in Der n&Dlniiben Golfssei=
tung" cine Sertbeioieerin eefunoen.
Dieie ibreibt: nOie bDsartiee Sn=
iinuatiDn iDll pffenbar Die bDbiten
@iirbentrdger bes &ei6es als sSeie=
linge binftellen. Dies entlpribt fei=
nesipees ben 3batla6en. Sielmebr
iit Die alugbeit uno @inii6t Der ober=
item Gei6sbeonlten ansuerfennen,
tpelhe cine 0euauflaae bes Sociali=
itengeiebes, Die nur 5ipedloie grbitte=
rung beroorrufen piiroe, uerbin=
bern.
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9Spber nebntem mir Die Soloatem?

Die Nominiitratipn bat olo ibren
8iuen ourcbgeiebt: iie oarf big gum
30. Suni 100, 900 Wann fiir ben Wli=
litdroienit auf ben Gbllippinen an=
tperben.
Dteie auf Dem &cpier eetpdbrt at
erbalten, foitete 1bDn Wiiibe; Die leib=
boftigen Solooten ouf3utreiben, lit
aber nod piel I6tpieriger.
Senator Sale bat in ieiner Jiebe
itber Die IrlneepDrlage porausee=
iagt, oaB bas S2rieesoeportement Die
erDBten lnIirengun9en tperoe naz
ben miiiieu, I'M Die 3abl Der Slnz
perbungen, Die neuerblngS i'm gan=
gen 2anbe etpa 800 prp 8obe betra=
gen baben, auf 1900 npnatlib 5u
brineen. llnb penn oies oelinot,
tple piele SDlOoten miro es bann
biz Sum- bel einanoer baben?
&napp 5000 Wtann-unb es brauGt
100000!
Gen. Gorbin trDitet 1id) nit Der
benz Sraiioenten perliebenen 8efltg=
| niB, $1,000 eineeborene Jilipinos
eradnsunesmeile ein5uitelen. slber
Die fam er aub ni1t NIT @etpalt
ausbeben, unb ob iih 10 piele freiz
millia meloen, iit eine eroBe Sraee.
Selbit penn eS gelange, 1900 onz
autperben, tper bilrot fir ibre 9reue
uno IusDauer?
geebnten mir ben giinitiqiten sSal,
an: es gillette Der glominiitratipn,
$1,000 anerifGfliicbe unb 1900
pbtlippiniidbe 9ruppen einsuiteaen;
mo lpllen Die ilbrigen rs, 900 berfonl=
men, Die nadl Gen. Wtcelrtbar's 8 eli
9enem urtbeil sur n8erubiguna" Der
SnIeln nDtbig ltnb?
9ie bunoert Sauleno niinen bon
merGen, es mag foiten mas es pplle.
Nabereits miro in cen WicGinleD=
Srganen Elm ugDuntp=Spltein" an=
geregt; Senem, Der iib gum 1ienfte
ouf ben Bbillppinen meloet, ipQ eine
Brdmie be5ablt neroen. Sb's uiel
belfen miro, aneeiibts 70 bisler
u0unnenbriefe" uuo elmer tr0deuen
@antine?
SdllieBlih bleibt ol5 lebter giet=
tunesanfer nur Die 3manaeausbe=
bung : allgemeine Wiilitdrpflidt
nab beuid)em Ofuiter-iibrig.
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SCrbeiteu gaa uuS s.ad,t.

9as eelbdfti9ite uno trirfiamite
fleine DING, bas iemals fabricirt
wuroe, lit cine Der DR.. Kings New
Life Biaen. 9ieie Rillen perlpan=
beln Sd)pabe III Stdrfe, @leiheill=
tiafeit in gnergie, @eodbtniB=
Sbna6e in itarfe Oenf=&raft. Sic
iino unper9leihlib inn Stdrfen bes
Spitems. Mur25 gts. per Shabtel.
3u baben bel S. &alteger & Sobn,
9rDalliIten.
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Gine sdlrcdensz zSfad,t.

n5iefes 8ansen erregt es, baB bic
Ierste iaeen, oaB Die @ittlpe bes
tapferen Generals 8urnbam, ppn
Wobias. We., nDb pur 9agensan=
brub an 2ungenent5iinoung iterben
tpiiroe," idlreibt 5rou g. $. Qinz
cp(n, Die ibr ipabreno Der 9tabt 8ei=
ltano leiiteie. Se0ob iie idifte nad
"Dr. Kings New Discovery"
oas ibr mebr als einntol bas
2eben eerettet bate, uno iie BON
S9pinoiuht beilte. nNaboem
iie es ein9enomnen bate, ldliei
iie Die eanse Nabt uno oelien nob=
BERGER @ebrauh bat tie wieber pDl-
fig aebeilt. Dieie prnoerbare
Mebicin miro garantirt, ale 6alsz,
8rult= unb 2uneen 2eioen gu bel
len. 9tur so Gents uno $1.00.
8rpbe=6lal6e frei bel S. &alteper &
Subn, 0rpeuilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-01
gHelche NRnmnne fnerhen

= @elhe 9tomane meroen iii
Oeutld1lano am meiiten gelelen?
Nuf 9lnirage bel 2eibbibliutbefen
ereaben fib folgenoe Gefultate:
Obenan itebt Smpetebo's .@pien" +,
oann foleen @anabuier'8 v9os
Shueiqen i'm 8albe", 9ulitoi's 8
rGuferitebun9" 6. b. 8ul5ueen 8
,9as brittle @elblebt", 3ola's
vssruhtbarfeit" uno g. b. @l6=
ltrutb's .@adtl6atten"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-01
: Gus 6onnef in Der @bein.

Nus 6pnnef in Der 9fbein=
8rupin5 miro foleenbe 2iebes=Gra=
eDoie berihtet: 6ier 1ubte elm bruit=
franfer Sberlebrer aus Sierlobn
pereeblib Seilung uon ieinem 2ei=
ben uno bieier Gage itarb er. Seine
8raut, bic jeoe Wpbe ben &ranfen
beludte, fanb bel ibrem lebten Gor=
Ipre6en ben @eliebten als 3eibe i'm
9potenhaule auf ben Srieobpfe pie=
Der. Sic 16miidte Die 3ei6e init
einieen Stolen unb leerte oann Elm
5tdld)hen nit 8lauidure. nm nit
Dem @elicbten I'M 9poe pereint 81
iein. Sp fano man 5tpei 2el6en
pDr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-01
9(n fn NIT.

Son @alneton, 6ouitpn unb guero tas<
ltcb. EUU Mbenos.
Son Corpus gbriiti, arauias 8aB unb
Seeoille taelicb LOS 9ta6m.
Son BDrne unb &errpille. taglieb, aus.
genomfnen Spnntags. -. 1865 Born.
Son 86rne unb 8errpille, Sonntaes, =.
800 Nbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-01
Gutrcmnem oem gpoc.

6err 6. 8. OiunoaD, Elm 9ie6ts=
anrpalt pon 0enrietta, 3er., lcbreibt:
vWein Sruoer bate bob9rootges
.ltalaria ;Sleber uno Die @elbiHbt.
SD iiberlebete lbu, Electric Bit
ters" 81 ne5nen. unO balo oarauf
butte lib iein 3uitaHo aub beoeutene
aebeiiert; aber er lebte leinen 0e=
braub iplanae fort, bis er = nab
tnr5er Seit-pDllia interchangeable
mar. Sb bin felt oaoDn iber5eugt,
oaB Electric Bitters" ibn oem
Iooe entriiien bat. 0ieie Nteoi5in
beieitigt Wtalaria, tDotet &ronfbeits=
Seine uno reiniet bas Slut; fDroert
bic 8eroauune, regulirt Die 2eber
uno 0tieren, beilt geritupfune, Dps-
pepIie, neroDle &ranfbeiten, Jeieren=
2eioen ulio sSrauen &rantbeiten;
iiberbaupt:- :-eiebt pplle @elunobeit.
Sour SO gts., gu baben bel S.
&alteper & Sobn, Oroguiiten.