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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
AGED CONFEDERATE GONE.

Mr.. Edward Snellings, an aged Confed-
crate soldier. died suddenly a the home
of his son, Mr.. Carter Snellings, in Fall
mouth. this week. He had been in ap-
parent health UP to the time of his death.
The funeral, which was largely attended,
took place in Falmouth to-day.
Rev. DR.. T. B. Thames. of Danville, wa
here one night this week, and paid an
official visit to the conlmandery of this
city. as a representative of the grand
commander Of the State.
DR.. Thames, during his visit. made a
speech which was highly complinented.
FOOTBALL MISFORTUNES.
Fredericksburg. with one of the best
football teams in the State appears to be
particularly unfortunate in arranging
games for this season. Last year, this
team defeated their opponents in every
game played, but this year, on account of
cancellations by other colleges, Fred
ericksburg has pulled off but one game.
defeat ting the Episcopal High School. or.
the latter's grounds. They were schedul-
ed to play the University of Maryland
here. Friday, but the Baltimore men fail
ed to show up. The management has,
however, arranged to play Randolph
Macon. Fredericksburg old rivals, at
Ashland, Monday.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mr.. George Warren. of New York, is in
the city.
Mr.. John Scott Berry has returned from
a pleasant visit to Fauquier county.
Miss Halle F.. Chichester, of Stafford
is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Lewis, at
Bethesda. Md
Colonel l.. Fl. Gadd and Sheriff Beasley,
of Annapolis. Nlu.. were here Thursday.
looking over the Virginia Brick Com
pany's plant.
Mrs James Sprunt, of Wilmington, n.
c., with her son, was a guest of her sis
ter, Mrs Charles II. Hurkamp, at Bosco-
bel. this week.
Mr.. r. l.. Bfscoe, of this city. is build
ing for the shirt factory at Urbanna,
water works. consisting of a 1O,OOO-gallon
elevated tank and a steam pump.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Has Finally Been Won.
a WONDERFUL TRANSPORTATION
TO illustrate the Marked Change II
Wires" at Eighth and Broad
Streets-A Bit of History.

Two companion pictures presented in to
days Dispatch represent the corner Of
Broad and Eighth streets. looking south
from Broad street, the one picture show
Ing the corner as it is now and the
other, the same corner as it will appear
after March 18th next. In one case it
will be observed that the horizon is dark.
ened with the maze OF wires and cables
that span the street or cross here dis,
tributing the electric current in various
directions. In the other it will be observ.
ed that the atmosphere has been cleared
OF all such obstructions and menaces u
human life that cumber the poles ant
cross-arms in the other picture Th:
poles themselves will be cut away and az
the wires win have been buried befors
March Is. 1903.
Another picture presented represents
one of the iron posts, ornate and OF such
dimensions as not to obstruct the sreetk
which will supersede the telegraph pol4
on which the fire alarm boxes were form
eriy attached. These iron posts will b.
provided each with Il fire alarm box and
telephone attachments for use in cases q
the fire alarm call box falls to perform ic
destined function, on the other side
the pole will be found telephone as
tachment and fire alarm telegraph cal
combined at which the fire chief or an;
one delegated by him so to do may sent
message to the department stations 0.
ring in an alarm. The sectional view q
the metal post shows the wires radiatini
from the box to the headquarters and a
all parts Of the city
These pictures and their story represent
the beginning OF great reform in TIN
matter Of clearing the streets OF encum
bering wires anu unsightly pole | re
form brought about under the requirs
ments of an ordinance approved March
Is, 1902. amending section q OF Chapter
IS of the City Code OF 1899. requiring
telegraph. telephone. and electric light
wires and cables to be placed underground
on certain streets of the city. This amend
ed ordinance requires wires to be UNDER
ground in the conduit district by March
15 1903.
The Underground District.
The district embraced in this under.
ground order is bounded OF the east, by
Fourteenth street. from and Including
the north side OF Broad street. thenco
along the west side OF Seven;n street from
Cary to point hale way between G-ncA
and Broad streets: thence westward aIorg
and including the south side OF Broad
street to ADAMS street: theEcs nerthwSrd
to and scrcs, SO as To inciads the north
side OF Broad strsst. and thence aion1 aod
Including the north side OF Broad sersst
from Acams to the point OF beginning at
Fourteenth street
Within this district all the wires OF
every description except tho trolley WIRES
must be placed under the ground before
,ne 18th day OF March.
Already. Oat of Sight.
phone and telegraph Company have =.
B CONTINUED ON SECOND fAan1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

Old and Respected EN-Confcderate
Crosses the Dark River.

ROANOKE, VA. October 25.-(Special.) }
David Williams. an old and respected ex-
Confederate soldier, died at his home,
near Hollins, this evening, aged So years.
He was one of the best-known citizens Of
Southwest Virginia.
He leaves a widow, three sons. John NJ
James NJ. editor of the Roanoke Times;
and w. W.. of the First National Bank
and three daughters, Mrs. w P. Huff,
Mrs. Letcher Nininger, and Mrs W. O.
Kiser. all of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
ANOTHER MONTE CARLO.

Scheme to Convert Island of Corfu
Into n Gambling Resort.
1copyrIght, 1902, by the Press Publishing
Company. New York World; Special
cable to the Dispa tch)
ATHENS, October 25,-The scheme 70
convert the beautiful island OF Corfu c'l.1rl INTO
CONTINUED OH SIXTH PACED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS.
.Esan, of Harvard. Defeats McFar-
land, of PennsyIyanfa.

MORRISTOWN. N. j.. October 25.-H.
Chandler Egan, Of Harvard. won the In
EdividuaI championship OF the Intercolle-
pate Association from II. 3. Mcfarland.
of Pennsylvania. o-day by three up and
two to p1ay. ss5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

ed by this team during the session of 1S90-
1891. was with Cornell. Only one hit was
made in the game. Addison Greenway,
Johns brother and formerly a pitcher on
the University team, hit over the right
field fence for a home run, winning the
game from Cornell! by the score of to 0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
WAS INDEED "A PiOUS FRAUD"
NioNGoLIAN BRIDEGROOM.

-haS. Hsine Ling, Son of the Chinese
Dcncu to the AItar-Islc of Corfu
Way Re Transformed Into Another
Monte CarIo-some Currish Swim
dlcs-I1NiI Smelling Bombs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Andovcr; Yale.

John Greenway subsequently went to
Andover, where he played on both baseball
and football teams. and when he entered
Yale a year or two later. his reputation
IN this depa rtment of college sports pre-
ceGed him, and he had no difficulty in
making the Varsity teams. He and
Hinkey& played ends for Yale, and their
fr5Towesse IN these positions We're lieralded
far and wide in the college world. Hinkey
for his brilliant following of the ball, and
Greenway for his safe and steady work.
Johns brother Gill Greenway, also play
ed at Yale, although not during the same
session with his brother. and still another
one of the Greenway brothers, Jim, row.
ed in the Varsity crew. The four broth
ers had unusual aptitude for outdoor
sports, and had the physique to engage in
them Their family counterpart in this
respect can be found in the athletic rec
ords of the Poe brothers at Princeton.
Guest of Roosevelt.
Last fall John Greenway was a guest of
President Roosevelt at the White House.
He had served under the President when
he was in command of the Rough Riders
at San Juan Hill, in Cuba, and his ex-
perience on the gridron and the diamond
N many blood and bones contest with
rival teams. gave him good preparation
for the more serious and strenuous con-
fict that he afterwards encountered in
front of Spanish rifles. He held the rank
of lieutenant in his troop Of Rough Riders
which was no small tribute to his control
OF men and his personal courage among
so many men of more than average ability
rs fighters. Colonel Roosevelt held him
in the highest esteem for his soldierly
qualities, and for those personal charac-
teristics which made him a man of fine
congenia1ity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

and ample A charter to the Somerset
Beach Development Company was grant
ed by Judge Mason. several years ago,
and the fact that the incorporctors in
cluded such men as Captain E. II. Ran
dali and Mr.. Van Hoy, of Washington,
and f. ". Payne. of this county. left
but little doubt in the minds of many that
the enterprise would be a success
The Enterprise Building Association, OF
this city, holds the mortgage on the pro-
perty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

dIes-EriI Smelling Bombs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-01
Nn Oas Ynblitulll.

Die r5reie 8reiie" Bat iiber 40G
etablirte Mgenturen i'm Staate, rpirh
an iiber 700 Goitoffieen rerIanot uno
bat etne eroRe 8erbreltung in Der
gea6bar= Gepublif Megito, i'm snbia=
r1er=Territorium unb StlabDma.
SIR girfulatiDns=@ in 1eras
erftredt fib ppn @alnelion bis binaui
na6 Denton, pnn Marfbal im Often
bis na6 81 Balo :ir fernen 8eften;
es iblieBt ielbftperitdnolid) nit be-
Ionhprs aablreihen 2elern bas oidt=
befiebelte Mittel=9eraa uno ben Giib=
neiten ein.
3pei @eiienbe iinb beIttinoie, iobrz
Elm, iabraus I'M Snterehe bes Blat=
tes unterpegs uno fiibren bentielben
i'm Gerein nit unieren riibrigen 2p=
fal : Mgenten forttpdbrenb mere 2e=
fer gu.
Sn aabetrabt oieler 9botladen 1T
Die n5reie BreHe", tpu es iib oorum
banoelt, Die beutfbe 8epDlferun9 8u
erreiben, bas bette sfnseige @ses
eitnt i'm Staate 9eras.
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Sit $500 mad 9eutidlanb.

Deuti6 anerifaniide 3eitungen
tuerben i'm alten 8aterlanb nit grD=
gem Sntereiie eeleien, neil iie ii1
frei auSipreben unb bdufig pDn brii=
ben mebr @euigfeiten uno Mabrib=
ten bringen, ais Die beutlben 8ei-
tungen ielbit. Die vSreie Yre1ie fir
9erasA lit oriiber iiberau, pDbin 1ie
gelanbt miro, Elm iebr germ eelebener
@ait uno fann iib riibmen, Gner=
fennuns uno 8nrbieune su finoen,
tpie aus sablreiben Briefen an uns,
fopie an Dieienigen, tpel6e bas 8latt
an ibre 8ermanbten ibifen, berpors
3ebt. 8er baber ieinen 8ernanoten
uno Jreunoen cine Treuoe ertpeiien,
ibnen elm pillfommeneS @eibenf
ma6en mill, Der beitelIe fir lie Die
nSreie Breiie fir Teras". Das Sn=
terelie fir Teras, tpie iiberballpt fiir
ben Staat uno Die @eeeno, tuD Die
gertpanbten iuObnen, iit in Deutlb=
lamb iebr lebbuft uno e3 lit unn1Dgs
llb, IN BrtDatbrieien cine 10 griinD=
libe Gufflarune unb Beibreibung
oes frelnben 2anoeS gu eeben, pie
oieS bic u6reie Breiie" allp11ent>
LTD tbut. SIR ben aeringen 8reis
pon So perienoen mir portDfrei unler
rei1baltiges WD6enblatt auf Elm Sabr
an irgenb eine Noreiie i'm Nuslanbe.
Sic ssreie 9reffe fir Geras pmbl.
Gpmpaui,.
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seit ifber 60 Sahren

i1pn tpurne Wrs. MinslDtp's 8 SDos
thing Syrup pDn WfiniDneu pDu
Wtiittern beitn 8abnen Der 8inber
angepenoet. Wirft Du i'm Sblafe
our9 bas Sbreien eines ainoes 9es
it0rt, bas i'm .5abnen lit un0 Dor
S@meraen tpeint? Meun 10, laIIe
iofort eine Slaibe BON ,Mrs.
WinSlowS SDDtbing snrup" bDlen.
Sein Wertb lit unbesablbar. @s
miro bent fleiiten 2eibenben lDfDrt
2iuoerung peribaffen. GerlaBt eub
baraui. Wiitter, es ift fein 8meifel
oariiber. @S beilt 9tarrbDe, regus
lirt ben Wagen unb Die Nieren, be-
feitigt Wino &Dlit, erpei@t Den
@aumen, perbinbert @ntsiinbung
unb itdrft oas eanae Spftern. rMrs.
@inslums SOOTHING Sgrup" fir sab'
nenoe &inber iit angenebm i'm @e'
fbmad; baS &ecept itanlint pDn
einem Der beiten peibliden Gerste in
ben Ser. Staten. Sc lit bel alien
0ruggiiten in Der gansen Welt gu
buben. Breis Is Gents per sylaihe.
3auft nibts anberes, ais Wfrs.
Winslotns Soothina<Sp
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TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the F'REIE
PREssE FUER Texas has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
It has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-offices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration Of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
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- Die atpilhenftaatli1e Sam
bells GommiiliDn in Waibineton
CAB ibren Sabresberi9t iiber Die
@iienbabnen Der Ser. Staaten aus.
Der 8eridt eritredt lib auf oas am
30. SUM 1901 abgelaufene Neh-
nunesiabr. gln jenem Gage befan=
ben fih 45 @iienbabnen in oen 6Gn=
ben uDn Wtaiiennermaltern; oies lit
cine Nbnabtne pDn fieben i'm 8er=
gleid) gum purbereebenoen Sabre.
Die eingeleiligen Babnen batten am
30. SUM 1901 cine 9dnge pun 1877, >
237 Meilen b. /. 1892 Meilen mebr
als i'm oDrberaebenoen Sabre.
Nae Grten BON @eleilen su1alnmen=
eenommen betrug Die Wieilensabl
265, 1866, mas cine 3unabme upn g.
582 Wteilen lit. SIN Dienite Der
@iienbabnen itanoen 80, ,584 2ucos
motipen. b. i. 1921 nebr als i'm
pcrber9ebenoen Sabre. Die 3abl
Der 8agen aller &lafen mar j, 550,s :
1888, b. i. SO, ,995 nlebr als i'm por<
bereebenoen Sabre. Das auBen-
itebenoe @ilenbabnfapitnl betrua
$11, ,688, 1T. .931. Die 8abl Der
glnaeitellten mar am 80. SUM 1901
1.071, 169, Doer So. SIG nebr ais i'm
norbereebenoen Sabre. Das auBen.
itebenoe @iIenbabnfapital betrue
$11. .688, LIT. 991. Die 3abl Der
befDroerten Bafiaeiere betrug 60,
278, III, cine 3unabme BON 30,-
412, 891 9e9en oas porberaebenoe
Sabr. 8ei giienbabn- llnfdllen Ia.
men 1856 Meniben um's 2eben.
unb So, 339 murben perlebt. Gon
oieier @eiammtsabl fainen 2,675
9obte uno Al. 102 Gerlebte auf Die
Babnaneeitellten, mdbreno Die 8abl
Der 9et0bteten Baiiaaiere 282 unb
bic Der perleBten 8aiiagiere 4 988
betrug. Rerioneu, Die meoer &n9es
itellte nod Baiiaeiere maren, pur=
ben 5,498 9etDbtet uno 1909 oers
lebt.
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Gin auter Giufau. ssriebrid gBil=

1tH HHIeE Vtlfau. UrlSDllG 0Sll=
helm III. belnerfte zines Saqes Bel Der
unerpartet raf6en. 3uriidfunft bon
einem Spa5ierritt in bas paldis gu
potsoam, baB fi9 Der portier nt9t,
pie es behen pfli9t gebot, auf feinem
poften befanb. uportier TT abgefebt!"
rtef Der MOnar9 aorris. eesebe Sir
bite tDiirbe BET Der 0artnGdiefeit, nit
ipel6er Der a0nig an elmer einmal gez
troffenen 8eitimmnng feftbielt, fru9t@
log geipeIen fein, obgleih bas @9idfa[
beg fonit febr pfli9tsetreuen 8eanrten
angemeines 8ebauern erregte. 9ls
aber am nd9iten Morge11 Der bienitz
thuenbe sSliigelabjutant in bds 3inl@
mer oes Monar9en trat, geftattete er
ii9 bic Srage: uMaieitdt. TT Der por-
tier anf einen ober auf 8ipei Sage ab=
se1eBt9" q @uf einen," lG6elte Der &o@
mig, Der inaipiiden tpobf felbft iaou
bas i'm er5ten Merger @erfiiate bereut.
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aGnis Gbriifiam unb Der gettler.

aDnig Gbriifian unb Der Hettler.
Cine luitise Gef9idte iiber aDnia
gbriitian bDn Ddnemarf unb einen
nftnarten" 8ettler tpirb BON Ropenz
bagen beri9tet. Der R0nia unterz
ntmmt taft ieben Morgen gu friiber
@funbe einen Spa5iergdng unb ipirb
babel bom prin5en Walbenar, oft
aber au6 bon einem 2teblingshunb Be-
gleitet. Dieter Sage nun nd6erte iid)
ibm beim Spaoiergang ein itruppie
ausfehenber Maenf9 nit aller @anftz
mntb zines berufsmdBisen Bettfers.
aDnig Gbriftian lit febr freunbli6 gez
gen 4rme unb fpridt oft siitig nit
ihnen. Der Mann 5os ben 6ut unb
ndherte ii9 bem &0nig. &Dnia g1riz
titan fagte ermutbigenb: nNun, tpas
gtbps9" nDiirfte i9 Cure Mujeitdt
I'm Sbr . II b ols Grinnerung bitz
tens" Ser &0nig mar 5iemli9 err
ffaunt unb erfreut iiber bie{e unerparz
tete 8itte unb ertpiberte ladenb:
n@4on gut, aber ia TRACE nleine gbenz
bilber ni9t bel mir in Der Safde!4-
rGntiHu!bisen, Cure Maieftdt, iagte
Der 8eftler nit fdlauem Musbrud.
sMenn Cure Mujeitdt nur in Sybre
gorie feben MOLTEN, 10 tperben Gie
ems finbenl" G0nig gbriItian qab
fogleiA Elm 3ebnfronenIfiid. Mber bic
poli3ei 19rieb ben Settler alf.
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lpetoen fann, iie ieben tpie ffieeenbe
Blumer aus.
Nnbers Die 9euf9redeni9tpdrme, bic
bic 9anbfdaft nit Der gelben Ounfels
heit zines 2onboner Nebels bebede1.
Sic laHen fich auf ben 9daren, 9dnben
unb benz 3iiden bes Heiienben tieber,
unb bur9 ibren intenfiber unangenebz
men Gerll6 erresen fie 8rs9rei5, Gine
1eltiane Nfef9obe Der Sagb pirb pon
ben gbiopeid9ern i'm nDrbliden Sbeil
l1nboros beribtet. sic fangen bic
t0btli9 giftigs PuFfotter in elmer
56linse. Damn noseln iie bic lebenbe
69lanee nit Der @9panaIpiBe auf
bic Mitte elmer 8uffelfpur, 10 bab has
rafenbe &eptil Die Dorbeisebenben 8ifz
fel f9ldst. Nuf biefe Weife iperben
BON elmer puffotter big gu 3ebn 9iifz
feIn an ei1lem Sage get0btet. Ser erfte
10 eet0btete 8iiffel tptrb als pergiftet
dnsefehen, aber bic anberen fiir bDllig
geeignet gum giIen gebalten.
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9as aIter Der Siide. 9as hDdas

Mlter, fpeldes ein Slid errei9en fann,
ipirb auf 900 Sabre sef6dbt. Gin
&arpfen fam iiber 500 Sabre alt uers
ben, unb man bebauptet, bab Die faiz
ferli4 rnfiif9en Mquarien nebrere 70
alte Slide beiiBen.-0on benz gefp0bnz
lt9en @olbfiih tpeiB man, baB er ofi
iber 100 Sabre alt pirb. SIN Mus
feum in Wtannbeim tpirb bas Sfeleti
eines 9edtes aufbetpabrt, ber 1897 bel
&aifersfautern sefungen tpurbe. ssn
feinen &iemen bdngt Elm Sting nit fol-
genber SnfArift: Sd bin Der erite
JtfA, Der am 5. Oftober 1890 bon ben,
9s6errf6er Der Belt, 5riebri9 H., in
biefem See ausgeiebt tpnrbe. Diefer
9e4t mar, als ct sefuneen tpurbe, To-
nit alfo tpenigftens 267 Sabre alt.
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Siebennnbiiebsig WsiRbamolnngem
aus ,,Sienitli6em ttebereifer. :"
9 erlirl, Is. Qua.

8or Dem &rieesgeridt in sranf=
furt a. W. batte 1i9 Der llnterpfft5ter
@eore Sad BON Der u. gumpaanie
oes 81. Snfanterie Regiments in
Wains rue9en WfiBbanblung pDn llu=
tergebenen sn peranttpDrten.
Der gngeflaate, benz bon ieinetl
gDrgeiebten bas ,3eugniB elmer iebr
guten Siibrung ertbeilt tpirb, pfleete
Die ibm unteritelIten Sploaten, tpie Die
Betueisaufnabme ergab, bel eertneen
gerleben auf Die Bade gu iblagen,
am DIR gu sieben. ia 1pear nit bem
8emebr 0oer Seitengemebr gu Itos
Sen. Gin Soloat erbielt ppn ibnl
einen 6uBtritt, elm anberer ShlGae
NIT einem @ummiiblauh in's @ez
mid, bod tpaate feiner Der Inter
gebenen, ben Borgeiebten peeen
oieier MiBbanoluneen CUR Nn=
seige gu bringen. Grit Elm @eflei=
ter, ben Der llnteroffi5ier ,,iblap=
pes 2uoer" eenannt bate, err
ftattete npn ben gprgdneen in Der
aorp0ralibaft Melbung. Die einz
gebenoe unterlubung ergab oann
Die sSeititeaung oon iiebenunblieb5ig
sSdlIen BON WiBbanolung. Su Der
@erihtsnerbanblune maren iiber
breiBig Soloaten als 5eugen gela-
ben, ourdb beren Nuslaeen ale lie=
benunoiiebaia Safe ermielen mur=
ben.
Der @ertreter Der Mnflage bean=
traete beBbalb cine Strafe pon bier
Monaten @efdngniB uno Dearaoa-
tion.
Der @erihtsbof mar aber Der
Meinune, baB Der Aueeffaate fein
Solbatenibinoer lei, iDnbern nur iii,
oienltfi1em nebereifer" aefeblt babe.
Gr fab Die feitgeitellten n ssdue nit
Iusnabme BON smeien als nt1inber
ihpere" an, ipreh baher nibt bic
Degradation aus unb erfannte auf
cine @eiammtitrafe BON orei Mpna=
ten @efdngniB, tpDpDn nod Elm Wo=
nat auf Die Qnteriubungsbaft abae=
rebnet puroe. =
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ysarrte ben Sob.

6err 6. 8. Munoap, elm &ebts=
antpalt bon 6enrietta, Teras, tlarrte
einitens einen Eootengrdber. gr
ia9t: nWein 8ruoer mar ourb Wa=
laria uno @elbiubt eeIunobeitlid
iebr berunter9efommen. S1 iiber=
reoete i'm. Electric Bitters gu per=
iuhen uno balo oarauf beKerte iid
iein 3ultanb AUDI suiebenbs; aber
er iebte ben @ebraub oieier Meoisin
fort, bic er pollitanoie tpieoerberge-
felt mar. Sdb bin feit oapon iiber.
seust, oaB electric Bitters" i'm pDm
9Ooe errettet bat. Dieles Welttel
treibt Malaria uno Siebpr aus benz
Sbitem, t6btet 9ranfbeits Seine
uno reini9t bas Blut; f6roert Die
8eroauung, regulirt Die 2eber unb
Die &isren; beilt 8eritopfune, Dps
pepiie, Nerppiitdt, geieren 3eioen
uno 5rauen=& &ranfbeiten unb frdftigt
ben ganaen &Drper. lreiS Is gts.
3u baben bei S. Ralteper & Spbn,
SEQ. S. Shrnitt, gigentbiinter. uno
Mb. 9reiB.
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Gin fcbrerflitber ltmfal(,

ibreibt Or. q. 9ellett pon @iniioro,
Irf., pftieB fiirslieb einem @iien=
babn=a =arbeiter bierlelbft gu. Sein
SUB purbe auf grdBlide Nrt ser=
oriift, aber Buflens Nrnica Sofbe
beilt i'm in fur5er Belt. 8iele
Salbe 1T einfab groBartig fir 8ranbs
i1no Shnittnunben, 8eulen uno
6autsNusIhlae. gs lit oas bette
Wittel fir Dbengenannte 3mede, bas
eS in Der 8elt giebt.. 6eilune miro
garantirt. Breis % @tS. grbdltli1
bel S. aalteper & Gpbn, @eo. S.
S. Shn1itt, @igentbiin1er, unb No.
Drei6.
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Ser Cinderella Sdlnb 1alalt

itebt an Der Spite aller Sdubae=
ibdfte in Der Staot uno erfreut fih
elmer itets pahienben &unoihoft.
Iaes neue. mas auf Dem Shub-
marft eribeint uno 9lles, mas fid
an dlteren 5abritaten betudbrt bat,
lit bier 81 finoen. Die giaentbi@
mer oieies @eibdfts baben cine
langidbrige @rfabrune in ibrer
8ranhe unb oeriteben es, oortbeils
bait ein5ufaufen. Die Shube aus
benz Cinderella 8alait finb fait un=
perpiiitlib. Sober ertennt oas an,
Der bier fault.
SEQ. POT Glamo 8taSa, Eel. 585.
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5tfrt1t To Trt1lturnt.

SC | 9ter (au etnem 9errn, pele
der ii9 ibeiben laffen MIN: nMlfo
Sic betlagen ii4, baB Sbre 5rau Sic
bOsptllia perlaifen batg"-6 err:
yNd-beflasen mD9te i9 mid besbal6
nod lange ni9t, i'm @egentbeil-aber
es tit bp9 tnmerbin ein 9rnnb sur
Ghef6etbun0!"
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Gi9ts 10 erquidt, belebt, erfri1ht,
IlS geeiBbier NIT oem Berlenaiiht!
X Il
Wollt SIR @ufb bel Der 0ibe laben,
MiiBt Sbr unitreitia @eibbier baben.
3u besieben burb Shs & slsd,s
bafber, Die er6Bten @eibbierbrauer
i'm Staate 9era8. 6aben audi gur@
ter, Sooa- uno Selbertualier. 5pes
sialitdt: nSron 3eroe".
pay aalf, cement, Sano, Bad.
iteine, feuerfefte Steine unb Tbpns
2beer uno Nspbaltpapier, Dahpappe.
9beer uno ISpbalt, Del, 9erpentin,
5arben, @las &c. &c. itets pprrdtbia
bel s. 6. 0ieimanm, BOG Off
@ominerce=StraBe. geiebriae Breile,
quite gSaare iupie quite uno reelle
Beoienuftg meroen garantirt. -
2elepbon 4109
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31aHettoe Renettanrt.

o.: oglun, mas mo9t benn bic
iunge OamenfDelt in guer'm 5tGbts
6en9 9ait Du nod feline paHenbe
partie sefllnOen2" 2"-8.:: nM9 ,bas
5ett 1T ia i9on abgef1Dpft'-bie bei>
ben biden 8anfierstD6ter iinb bereits
berlDbt!"
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gtOrooeutlde 0loDO 0anpfer=Qiaie.

5000 Wieilen &eiie fir tueniger
als $l.75 per Gag i'm 8tpiihenoed
Brabtoolle Dampfer bon @olpeiton
nah Bremen, auSeesei9nete @in=
ribtungen, gutes @Iien unb FREEZER
dr5tliber Beiltano. Ser liiolihe
4urs reou5irt Die @eiabr Der Sec
franfbeit auf elm Minimum.
Wan tpenbe iih tpeeen Snformas
tim an W. gD. Chiffon.
@enerat Noent, @Qlpeftprt. Ger.