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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08
Will Never Pass.

Some of our esteemed contempt
raries are wasting a good deal Of their
valuable space in giving reasons why
the force bill proposed by the SOUTH
ern republicans in congress should not
pass. These esteemed lcontempora-
ries need not worry themselves. In
the first place the republican leaders
in congress have no serious intention
of passing any such a bill. They
know that it would be contrary to
the wishes of the business interests
of north. There is no demand
among the business men of the north
for a force bill. The relations be-
tween the north and the south are in
such shape now that it is idle for a
few bloody shirt weavers to talk about
passing a force bill.-Jackson News.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08
INDICTED THE OFFICIALS

The grand jury at Jackson on Sat-
urday indicted four men as the out
growth of the State treasury middle
of last summer. The men indicted
are: j. r. Showers, ex-State treasurer;
f. r. Raiford, ex-cashier in treasur-
er's office; Phil A. Rush, ex-capitOl
commissioner; Banker Armistead, of
Memphis. The developments before
the grand jury were the same that
have been going the rounds for sever
al months. The money was turned
over to the Memphis banker, who
loaned it to the Memphis street rail-
way, taking bonds Of the railway as
security. According to the report in
the New Orleans Picayune Mr.. Raj.
ford, who appeared before the grand
jury, pleaded eloquently and earnest
ly before that body not to indict the
principals, and tits said that part Of
the jury were in tears, but they die
as the law directed and returned the
indictments. The men gave bone
Monday for their appearance at thu
trial. .t+
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08

Hon. E. w. Carmack, of Tennes-
see, for whom Mississippians have
great regard, made his maiden speech
in the United States Senate Monday
on the question of Philippine taxa
tion. The great ability as a states
mar and the superb oratorical powers
of the junior senator from Tennessee
caused him to receive a large hearing,
all the old senators being listeners.
This is an unusual compliment. The
speech aroused much interest, and is
said to have been the strongest yet
delivered against the governments
policy in the Philippines. Its effect
was feared so much that several of
the republican leaders rose at once to
attempt to controvert the arguments
made. Mr.. Carmack attacked the
whole foreign policy of the admins
tration and caused many of the old
heads to open their eyes with as.
! constituent at the gibes of the young
giant from the South.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08

came convinced that Gov. Longino is
correct in the opinion that il the
legislature will make just and equita-
BILE appropriations of the States mon
ey on the basis Of liberality which
characterized it's sessions of 1900,
| there will be sufficient funds for all
purposes, including the work on the
new capitol, without the sale Of bonds.
But il the large increase ove appro-
/ priations in 1900 be given to the va
rious colleges as indicated by the bills
introduced is to be taken as an indi-
cation of the legislative spirit all
along the line, it is easy to foresee
that the financial views and policy of
the Governor are at wide variance
with those of the legislature. If,
however, the legislature decides to
hold expenditures within the limit OF
the States probable revenues, as in
dictated by the Governors message, 1t
will thus obviate the sale of bonds,
and it may be counted Is certain that
the next legislature to convene car
materially reduce taxation, and the
people will rise up to bless the present
one for its wisdom and patriotism
On the other hand should that body
by making extravaganza a%ppropria
tions, run the State in debt and thu
increase instead Of decrease the bur
dens of taxation, a cruel blow will b.
dealt to the people, and the supurl
financial record made by the State 70
the past two years would thereby b.
destroyed.
1--WE will see what we shall see."
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08

Rear Admiral Schley and wife were
in Nashville last week, and were ac-
corded the biggest reception ever
given visitors in that city. In his
trips to various places in the country
the great and popular hero has made
very few speeches, and all have been
noted for briefness. At Nashville he
was about to say too much when his
wife, in an audible tone, told him he
had said enough. Mrs. Schley knows
what too much talk usually does for
a popular hero, and she is evidently
guarding against an experience which
has come to other heroes.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08

The way the people Of America are
going to run over each other to pay
homage to the German prince who is
soon coming over here on a visit will
be amusing as well as disgusting.
The love for royalty in this country
seems to be on the up grade, anyway.
Instead of allowing the prince to
come as simply distinguished visitor
without the habiliments and frills of
royalty (such as he no doubt would
prefer, the people v here will vie
with each other in seeing who can
render the most lowly and humble
obeiSance. Verify the American peo-
pie are hero worshippers.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08

When Senator Money said 'let
the Filipinos go to the devil' he only
said what we are doing, as American
bullets are sending them there or
elsewhere as rapidly as possible
Clarion-Ledger.
No, No! The CT. is mistaken.
Our soldiers and people are only chris
tianizing those poor Filipinos. Sena-
tor Carmack s statement that Ameri.
can bullets were making christians
out OF those Filipinos is about on pal
with the idea some people have of how
to make good negroes-that is xii
them.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08

Mr.. Edgar S. Wilson, whose ap-
pointment as United States marshal
for the southern district of MisSis-
sippi was made some time ago, has
been unanimously confirmed by the
Senate. The motion to confirm was
made by Senator II. d. Money. Mr..
Wilson is an able man, one of the best
journalists and writer's in the State,
and will without doubt fill the place
acceptably.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08

There's always some cOnsoling re-
Election possible even in the direst
disasters. Corn King Phillips, now
failed for the second time. has at
least broken the plunging record by
doing a So, 1885, 900 business on a CAPT
tai of So, 900. AS constituting a typi-
cal Chicago feat, this Of the house OF
Phillips should go into the standard
histories. -Yazoo City Herald.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08

Some newspaper editors are criti-
cising the appointment of Mr.. Edgar
S. Wilson by President Roosevelt, but
had these same editors rather see an
incompetent republican fill the place
than democrat, wen though he be a
gold democrat?
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08
Bucklen's Arnica Salye

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HUGHES.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08

Judge w. G.. Ewing, n of the
leading apostles of Christian Science
or "Eddyism" in America, was billed
to deliver a lecture on his cult in New
Orleans a few nights ago. He APP
peared on the platform, but was taken
suddenly ill, and was forced to foregC
the undertaking. AS usual the
blinded adherents of this unscientifC
science attemptedlto explain the hap
pening so unfortunate to their belief,
coming as it didNp full view of sever
al hundred people, by eyasive excuses,
etc, but the fact rereaps that the
gentleman is subjeet/ Re attacks
as are other
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08

Gov. Leslie NJ. Shaw, his wife ard
daughters will, on entering official
life in Washington, do their utmost
to fight the demonS-rum and dan
cling. They are firmly set against
both and will countenance neither.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08

A three million dollar fire occurred
at Waterbury Conn.,, burning over
four acres of business blocks. OF
course, the famous Waterbury watch
never stopped running during the ter
ribie catastrophe.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08

A Pennsylvania girl is suing a
young man for breaking one Of her
ribs when he Rugged her. Mississippi
girls hl1 better look sharp, else there
might be some more broken ribs.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08

The metropolitan newspapers who
have been paying one dollar and a
half per word for messages about Miss
Stone and the brigands will consider
the price of her deliverance cheap at
S75,O 900 if that will just end the mat
ter. Ledger.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08

Senator II. d. Money has placed us
under obligations by supplying us
with a statement Of the cash in the
United States treasury. The thing
lacking in the statement which might
be of use to us is how to get some Of
the cash out of the treasury.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08

Some New Orleans citizens have
been agitating the moving of the
State capitol from Baton Rouge to
that city, but the Times Democrat
discountenances the attempt.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-02-08

The prospect of the passage Of a
State prohibition law has gone glim-
mering. The people are satistied'to
rest content with the local option
method of handling the saloon bust
ness.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-30

Wtebr ptroe es oermutblib aub oann
nibt gu leiiten oerm0een, menn Der
GonereB mie Serr Sargent bies
piniht, itb 81 Der beantragten @e=
lebesoerfdllhuna enti6lieBen ionte.
Wtebr Beahtuna peroient, mas Der
@ommiidr uber Die sunebmenoe
5%dufiafeit Der nit &ranfbeiten bebaf=
tsten I~nf0mmlinee iaat. Die 8abl
Der BerlDnen, pelde pegen ante
fenoer, Doer lonit gefdbrliGer Dber
%efelbafter &ranfbeiten suriifgemie=
len peroen muBten, bat iid gegen
bag goriabr peroOppelt, pabreno
Die 3unabme Der @elammteinmanoe<
rung nur uneefabr Elm Drittel be-
trug. 0err Sargent empfieblt, bab
man ben Dampfer=@ eleuibaften, Die
lplde 9eute bierberbrinaen, betrdbt=
llhe 8eloitrafen auferleee, ftatt iie,
mte bi8ber, nur CUR RidbefDroe=
run9 Der IbgefaBten 81 nerpflidteu,
mas faum als Strafe betrobtet tper=
ben tonne.
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Die Neaiftratio,t

neiit in allen aroBen Staoten BEG
Stoates cine Nbnabme auf, elm Seh,
ungeiunoes 8eihen in pulitiIder Be.
5iebung.
Sn San Nntpnio lieBen lif i'm
Sabre 1900 9193 @abler reaiitriren
in oieiem Sabre rtur 1881.
Sn 6ouiton reeiitrirten iih Dor
5tpei Sabren 7791. Dor bier Sahren
iogar 10,504, in bieiem Sabre nur
1929.
Sn Dallas itebeu bic 8ablen 1868
Dor apei Sabren aeget 1890 in Die
fem Sabre.
Selbft in Beaumont, oas 10 fobe(=
Daft gepahien lit, bate i'm Npril Die,
ies Sabre5 bel elmer Wabl 34O5 re.
giftrirte @dbler, eeeen 3074 in Die.
fem 6erbfte.
Die @alueitoner baben fid ange,
ftrengt uno UNI su seigen, baB Die
Staot nod INNER Beoeutuna bat
uno nibt ~entnDffert lit, nuB fih ruobl
jeoer ftimmfdbise @inmobner baben
reglitriren laifeu, benin bic 8abl fam
auf 1916!
Initin ueift cine 8unabme BON
23S &dblern auf, Die @eSommtsoh(
betrdet 1850.
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Die 8enpbner Der iiolih BON
Cuba gelegenen BinDs= Snlel, 1pecie0
Die bort anldiiiaen Gmeritaner, etuo
300 on Der 3abl, baben 6errn S. $.
Bearcp nah @aibington entlanot,
um ausaufinoen, u,ter tpefen Nutoz
rltdt iie eigentlib lteben. Bis aum
70. Wtai glaubten Die 8emobner Der
BinoszSnie1, baB iie gu ben Ser.
Staaten geb0ren, als aber Die Nme=
rifaner lire gruppen s%uriidsoaen, oa
puroe Die Sniel tentpprdr Der tuba
nilhen Ge9ierune iiberlaiien. Ote
lebtere bat aber bic iebt feline Iutori=
tat ausaetbt. Sc eriitirt nur elm
Nlcaloa, elm 8eamten= ueberbleib1ef
aus Der lpaniiben 3eit uno es per=
mag fein Wenlb an5uaeben, ob oer=
lelbe tpirfli6 NutDritdt bat Doer
ntbt. Die Ser. Staatens& eaieruna
miro nun eriubt tperoen, cine @nts
iheioung besielid Der Smell absu=
IS beiBt, Die Ser. Staaten
batten Der cubaniihen &eeieruna bic
gegen anoerpeitiee &pnae1fio-
men iiberlaiien; Der amerifaniihe
Der 8epDlferune ibeint ieopd
oatnit ni6t sufrieoen gu iein unb
ptu GnlbluB an Die Ser. Staten.
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= a 9.

- Gomiral S6lep unb @attir
ltno am Mtttmob NIT benz Dampfe,
Condo" bon @alpelton naA Seen
Dorf abgereift.
= 9iftriftrihter Gillespie in 6un.
itDn bat ben &eoafteur uno Mepor-
ter, iowie ben Brdfioenten bes .gbru=
nicle" um lie 500 geitrait, neil oas
Blatt entgegen ieinen Snitruftionen
Die 3eugenansiaaen in Dem Sale
Staat gegen @iqiams peaen 90
otung oes Or. De Hipiep ~oerDffent=
lihte. Die orei @enannten meroen
oageaen 8erufung einlegen, inbem
tie bebaupten, oaB our6 iold cine
ridterlibe 8erfiauna Die BreBfrei-
belt einaeibrdnft miro. Der Rihter
bat ieoob, mie er Iaete, nur bon
einem ibm suitebenoen &edte Sc.
braub gemabt.
Sn elmer Shule in 2ulina emit.
itano cine Banif, inoem cine 2ebs
rerin in Der unterridtsftunoe ubns
mdbtia tpurbe uno 5u Booen fiel.
Ginige belonnere 9inoer eilten aus
Dem 3immer. UNI @aiier gu bolen;
anoere muroen berart BON Shrefen
erfaBt, oaB iie Die 9reppen binob=
ithrmten. Daourb tpuroe bas aanae
Shulgebduoe alarmirt uno es oab
elm wiloes Durheinanoer. Quh Die
5euermebr fam berbei, bemerfte ies
oob balo, oaB iie nublDs mar. gs
gelang ben 2ebrern, Die 8inoer theft
peiie 5uriifaubalten. 10 baB unalifs.
IDLE, Die 10 leibt bdtten entItehen
fta1nen, usrmieoen tpusoen.
9as @ipil=I ppeaationsaeridt
bat ben com Oiitrittgeribt erlalienen
ginbaltsbefebl aeger ben Staotrab
BON @aco, oas 8erfabren gegen ben
Wfapor Der Staot ein5uftelIen, urts
geitoBen.
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MHerIet.

= Ser Stabtratb 1T petitiDniri
mDrben, Die 6dulernummern i'm Sn=
tereife Der Seuerueriiberungsge1eu.
Ibaften reDioiren 5u laiien, Die eine
genaue &arte BON San Mntpnio mil
alien StraBen, 9duiern unb Num=
mem anfertigen gu laiien beabfib=
tigen.
- Die Nusitenung lit gu gnoe;
bic Sremoen fino abgesogen uno Die
Staot nimmt ibr nprnales @eprdge
tpteoer an.
- Ser rleue Befeblsbaber oieiea
Departments, General 5reberid
@raut. bat cine auseelproHene Mebn.
libfeit nit ieinem Batter, nur 1T e,
etpas ar0Ber al8 oieler. Iber an
ben @eiibtssi9en 1T er lofort gu
erfenner.
= Scum uinlhen mir oringent
cine 8~erdnoerung bes 8etters. @ir
brauben Jeudtigfeit i'm @robooen
unb lie eber iie fommt, beito better.
Nepfel iinb mal1enbaft i'm
Marfte uno iie finb audi perbdltniB,
mdBi9 bilig. Sic foften pDn $3.50
biz 49, rs per SOB.
@dbreno bic 6ptels uno 8ez
~itaurants pdbreno Der Nusltenuna
gldn5enoe @eIbdfte mabten, baben
Die &auf1eute BON benz Sremben.
oerfebr nur menig perlpiirt.
Bini9e Staten auf ben @iien=
babnen bringen Sremoe in bic Stabt,
oas bat Die Nusitelfune bepieien.
Die Gone Star 8rauerei ldBt
elm neues 8raubaus errihten unter
9eitung oes Nrhiteften Sames $.
Wabrenbereer.
- Die gDuntpz uno Gtahtpoli>
tifer baben cine fleine 5eier abeebal@
ten iiber bas @reebniB Der @egiitra=
tim. Dies eriheint ut1neritdnblib,
oa bod Die 8abl Der regiftrirten
Wabler binter Der por spei Sabren
nm mebrere 6unbert suridblieb.
WO oa Die 8eranlaKung gu elmer
Seitlibteit seaeben lit. bleibt utlers
fldrlih.
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.. SdenermeDer's Jamilieuearteu

q. sdenerme9er's Tamilieusarteu
erfreut iid meeen ieiner ausgeseid.
neten &u6e bes beiten &ufes bel
6ieiigen unb Sremben uno miro
oementfprebeno BON 5reunoen elmer
auten oeutiben Soft itarf patrDni.
ltrt. Delifateiier Der Saiion ent,
lprefeno. Milhereiprooufte aqer
Mrt. SIN Saloon finbet man itets
frtlteS Bier, quite @eine, 2iauDre
uno gigarren. Sbeuermeper's ssas
mltengarten lit elm grbolunesplab
erfter &laffe.
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Gin bduiiser Iebler,
Der aud BON pielen Sun MntoniDertt
begangett iutrD.

Es ist Elm sebr baufissr Tsblsr, dem ssbmsrzsri-
den Riisken Gin Pflaster auizukleben,
Oder denseIben nit osen einzlreiben.
Wenn die ursaebe des Leidens die flieren sind.
Dean's rieren-PiIIen helen ALE nieren-Leiden
und Werden Won San Hntenio Rirgern gut
g~ebeissen,
6err IS. s. Oaois, elm 9iI@1er,
8au : unternebtner unb =4ufleber,
SEQ. 40 SDlebao : StraBe, lagt:
rSeit finfaebn Sahren tpuroe i'd BON
3eit 5u Belt BON Sbmeraer in Der
Nteren : @egenb befallen unb fit
ibredlib an &idenibmersen. SD
fonnte mid faum biden, uno
penn ib es tEnt, bereitete mir bas
@ieoeraufribten beftiee Sbmersen.
@enn ib MIDI bufen muBte, beuete
i'd Die &niee, anitatt ben 6iiden.
@enn ib nl.b erfaltet bate, iblug
es iofDrt auf r,eine Nieren, oeren
SunftiDnen bann balo unratiirlih
muroen. mas Dor Gqem bes Nabts
mild I'm melne Gube beraubte. Nls
ib barnuf ODan's Nieren : 8iQen
anae5eigt uno 10 marm empfDblen
lab, ais Wtittel geeen geraoe 1olbe
2e,beil, init benen ib bebaftet mar,
entlblDB ib MIDI, bielelben gu nerz
lrben unb bDlte mir cine S6abtel
in Der 8erar Npotbefe, gde Nlarnu
Blaaa uao 9%ouiton=S traBe. @leid
gu &nfan3 fiel mir cine 10 merfli6e
Nbnabme meiner Sbmeraen auf,
Die BON benz @innebmen Der Biaen
berribrte, oaB ib fortfubr, bieielben
gu nebmsn, Biz ib flint Shabteln
aufgebraubt batte. Sd fann rubig
oas 5Dleenbe auseeben: SD er=
bielt .1ebr @uteS BON oerer &c
braub, ais BON irgeno eiuem 0ie=
ren : 6eilmittel, mel6es i6 bisber
periubt babe"
@rbdltlib BEL alien 9roeuiiten.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wiaburu
So. in Buffalo, sc. g., aleinige
Igenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
8ergeBt ntht ben 0amett DDan
uno acceptirt fein Subititut.
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60 gefdIt 0ir, baB Du Mnes, tpas
Suipiaft, eien unb trinten, alIerlei Ser.
gniigun9en genieBen fannf, benin Bel
lurgen Geuten rauift bas 3eben. Nber
Ou tbnff leibt bes @uten an biel, berlierf
ben Gppetit unb leibet S1mersen. Damn
limb bic beffen 5reunbe, bic Su in Der
@elt ba6en fannif, bic ST. Bernard
8r1aterpillen, benn tie tperben Dir ficher
our erneuerun9 Der @eIunb6eit 6elfen
Woreiiire P. Neustaedter & Co.. Box
24l6, New York City, UNI fpffenfrei
cine Yrobe gu betommen. Sci allen Npp.
tbetern. 9reis 25 Gents.
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@raeb In fein Saus Gin.

9. Sc Quinn in @auenoilb, st.
muroe our6 einen tiifiiben ueber=
fall oon hronii6er &esitopfuna lei=
ner biSberigen 9uten @eIunobeit be-
raubt. Ils aber Semanb ibm D.
Kings New Life Pills" eeraoesu
%aufordnete, oa mars nit ieinen Sci
Den porbei uno iebt lit er poatdnoia
tpleoerbergeiteQt. Sene BiQen tpers
ben gorontirt +! gu baben fir %
Gents bel s. &alteper & Sphn.
Sep. S. s. S6mitt, @ioentbImer
uno ao. 8rei6, 0roguiiten.
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8ia @anoalia, Yenniplbania=@ ahn.

Sin Biaet oieler 2inie eriter 9laIIe
nab Seem gort berebtiat ben Sn=
baber in % abinatDn, Ba1=
ttmore uno BbiIabelpbia
etnen aebntdaigen Nufentbalt gu
rebmen. Dies lit elm lebr liberales
3uaeltdnoniB.
Wegen @inselbeiten tpenbe man
lth an ben unter5eibneten.
$. .. &ilgore,
@eiienoer Baliagier Neent,
LIZ Wet Srenb Blace. San Mn=
tonic, 9eras.
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Wie lit stes,

ggir bieten einbnnbert Dollars gsfobnuna fur lie.
Den Gaa oon &atarrb, Der niat our6 Gifrebmen
bon 3als Ratarrb=Gur gebeilt ueroen fain.
i, ), GbeneD 8 3d., Gigentb., Soleoo, ..
gsir, ole nntsrsei6neten, baden s. $. @benep ieit
pOltonimea ehren6aft in alien @eIhditsbanolune
gen uno ~fInaniiea befdbiet, ale BON Ieiner Sfirma
elil9e9an9enen ger6inoli6teiten Su ~erflllen.
@et & Sruar, @roBbanoets= 9rosuiRen, so=
leoo, 8.
@atoine, &innan s. Mareiu. @rokbon=
oels=8 roguiitea, Soleoo, o.
.9aTs 9atarrb=8ur miro innerli6 Qenonin,en unb
iolrft brett auf Oas 8fut uno Die I6leimiaen Ober=
Hidden beg Spfems. 3euqniie frei perianbt. Wreis
Q eents fhr Die Glai6e. 9ertauft BON alien apo=
t9efern.
Saa's 5amllteu . 9iueu fno Die bsften
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Wie nl1s 0rnnn herid1tet mir

~tV uUD OIYUIE UEIIuJIEt WtTO,
tit Elm oeutlder 5armer i'm gountn
BON unbefannten Berlonen beorpbt
noroen, Die 3ettel an iein 6aus
tlebten, porin er gum 8erlaiien Der
8egeno aufaeforbert piro unb Die
91namitbomben in leinem Sufe ob.
feuerteu. COUNTY. Nnmolt 0aale hat
ltb an Or uno Steae begeben, UNI
etne unteriuhun9 ein5uleiten.
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e~- Salt, cement, Sano, Bad.
lteine, ~feuerfefte Steine un6 9bon.
9beer uno Gspbaltpapier, Dadpappe.
9beer nno asphalt, Del, 9erpentin,
Sarben, 9las &c. &c. itets bprrGtbia
Del S. 6. 9ielmattn, BOG Ofts
eDnrnerce=S iraBe. @iebrige Breife,
quite Waare iDtuie quite unb reeqe
geotenung tperoen garantirt. -
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miro elm anabe bon bier i'm Glitter
BON IA bis Is Sabren, Der out
Deutib leien uno ihreiben Tam, UNI
oaS Sfriftleber> 6anomert su er[ers
men. Rad5uiraseu in Der Office Der
nSreien 8refe".
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3m 0ermtethef .

Cine gerdumise Office i'm oberen
Stofpert oes Sreie Bre6e : @e-
bduoes, SEQ. PIG Oft Commerce
StraBe. Nabsufragen in Der Office
Der nTreien Hrefie".
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NOrOSentide Qlonb 9ampfersQinie.

@ebt nab europa bieien GDun-
mer. Bradtooqe Dampfer BON @al=
peiton nah Bremen. @utes g1ien.
ausgeseibnete ginribtungen, freier
ar5tllher 8eiitano uno 5000 Meilen
Eeiie fir menieer als $1.75 Der gaa
I'm 8miidenoed. Der laolide &urs
reouairt Die @efabr Der Seefranfheit
auf elm Wtinlmun1.
Wan tpenoe fib pegen Snfurmas
tinn an So. SO. WiITnr
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gu b%erfamfen!

200 Ider 5arm in 8ictpria Co..
Sano IN gncinal Co., BauIteQen in
San Mntonio. 500 ader beuafier.
bares 2ano nabe Der Staot.
Nrel Meeriheiot.
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Nn Oie 8dbler bon 8erar Gonntp.

2h ute @aDler pom Verar NBllflfg.
Wtr unterbreiten Sbnen hermit
oaS folgenoe 9ifet Der GDlfsbeme
9u11g BUR @enebmieung:
Sir 9tfrift<gtd6ter,
S. 8. Sam 3.
sir 9iitrift<4nnatt,
SDbn 8. 2itttle.
Sir 9itrift<glerf,
9bab. @. Smttb.
Sir County icbter,
Sir @ountezNntpalt,
Sranf S. 8DBbarot.
Sir gountp<glerf,
Sobn Stappenbed.
Sir gountbSNHeRpr,
S0bn s.. 8pltpn.
Sir SberiT,
8urt 6. 5tnflep.
SIR gDuntpe&o1eftpr,
3bos, S. 8intbrop.
Sir gountp, Sbabmeifer,
Suliu6 M. Sppenbeimer .
Sir gountb-5 urbepDr,
Wm. Campbell.
Sir Snipeftor Ser Sdute unb gbiere,
gmil Sppermann.
Sir Gpuntp<guperintenbent Der 6fent<
liben g~rsiebuns,
(. . . . . 4. @
Sir gountpe8 ommifare
/. Brecinct-B ablp @rus.
2. -grtb Menger.
5. g mil 8 e 4.
4. -Sranf Il mbeio.
5lr Sriebensridter,
l. Brecinct-g b 0. &unsmann.
Sir 6ffentfiebe @6ser,
S. S. Slabertp.
8. Us. Sarris.
Sir &onfabler,
Us m. HDberts,
9as Greenttn : 3pmite Der 0plfs=
Setpegnng.
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- Griber 8ros. baben Die
1bDnite Nnsmabl in @Dloz uno eli.
ber=, lDmie WieHerIhmieo-W uoren.
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@abl Mnseigem.
Tir 6 hnhmaiter

Wtr limb autoriiirt. Serrn 8. M. -.
penbetmer als &anoibat fir bos N,nt
pes @ountps 9 Of a eifers BON
SeIar county an5utinoieen.