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germiidte teIearaphtlds sepelden.

- Sn ptfe, 0.zg, 6at f4 s. 8,
SfeIer, Gtgentbiimer bes wgogle=5o=
tels," aus S4permutb iiber ben Ser,
Iuft ieiner Srau, bic bor einigen ga.
gen ii9 bergiftete, erf4ofen.
Sn @afbingtOn, Sa., bat ein(
5euersbrunft fat ben gan3en Sc
i4GftstbeiG, einfdIieBIi4 bes 0pern.
6auies, bes P~oitgebGubes unb Den
8anf BON Wafbington 5eritDrt. 9it
5euerpebr Der Radburitdbte 2afap.
cite unb Speloufas purbe per Spe;
5ial3ug mad Der 8runbftdtte gefra9t
unb ~Ietftete energif9e 9ilfe.
- Sn Qonbpn bGlt man es fin
pabrf4einli4, baB Der Carl of Dub.
leD Der Na6fOlger bes Carl Gabogar
dls 2orblieutenant unb @eneralz9o lou
oerneur bon Srlanb perben tpirb.
- Die 8ant Der 9e6riiber Oirpr
gu Maplez@reet i'm britif6en 1orb.
peitz9ebiet, tpurbe bur9 Ginbre6el
beimgeiu6t, pel4e cine 5pei 6uf
bide 8uditeinmauer bur9bra6en uni
$1,000 er6eutetea.
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sdiffsnahrihten.

Nepz gorf, 7. Nugut. - On
getommen 1T bier Der 0ampfer Ser
manic" DON QtoerpooI. QbgeFa6ren:
9ampfer n2u 8retogne" na6 SABRE
unb n80ntgin 2ouife" mad 8remen.
QuennStOpn, 7. QuguIt. -
Der 0ampfer nSeutonic" cling bon
bier na9 Repzgort al.
2tberpoOl 7. Quguit. - Der
0ampfer rMujeitic" Iungte bon 0epz
gorf bier an, pGbrenb Der 0ampfer
nGunabtan" bortbin abfu6r.
BGpmoutA, 7. Quguit. - 9ie
9ampfer r8li6er" unb rGoIumbiu"
iinb bon Getpzgort bier angetommen.
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@6leben.- 6r. Nbam Wenbel,
elmer Der d~lteiten 5u~tter6dnOler Sal
ttmore's, ftarb am lebten Mittpp9
i'm Mlter BON 70 Sa6ren in ieiner 8e=
bauIung gu t9amilton, an. Der 9arz
forb Goab. @r betrieb an Der gde
Der Mc9imz uno @agerfraBe Elm err
folgreides @eI6dft, Bis er it4 pon
bemIelben 5uriid5pg. Gs mar bies bOr
etpa brei Sabren uno ietn Sobn q.
S. Wenbel iibernd6m an ieiner SteQe
6as @eI9dft. ST.. N6am Wenbel mar
in 1882 in 9aDern geboren unb fam
I'M Sabre 1851 na9 Baltimore. gr
binterlGBt bier &inber, u, s. Wenz
Del, $. SEQ. WenoeG, Jrau George
MtIer un0 5rau sSobn Netobarbt,
iptpie flint Gnfelfinber. Seine Beer
bigung ftnbet am nd4fen Sonntug
Na9mittog bom Srauerbauie aus
duf benz gmanuels : Srie0bofe an Der
9arforb : Roub itatt.
- 6r. gbriitian 5aapperle ftarb
eeitern i'm Bitter BON 78 Sa6ren in
feiner @obnung, Ger. 800, SItzgalz
timpreitraBe, Gr mar 81 9p9borf,
Miirttembers, ge6Oren uno binterlGBt
feline Satin 2puiie.
= 9eItern itar6 6r. gDiparo
@riesmqn i'm Glitter BON "a aSa9ren,
6pbn BON 6ruil &. 9rtesmdn unb
6es %berfforbenen S6eobpr 9rtesman.
Die 8eerbigung finbet morgen Nu4z
mittag 2 ubr BON feiner lebten 8pbz
nung CIR. COS, Qittle pacaftraBe, aus
5tatt.
% ieber - Wm.
Weuper, elm 6et3er duf Dem 8unbesz
bampfer Seminole" purbe geitern
M1orgen unter Der ACKNOWLEDGING bes
tbGtli6en Nngriffs auf 5reo gerrett,
einen MatrpIen auf bemielben 0amz
pier, tpieber perbaftet unb in bic Ditz
li6e 9pli5eiItation gef9afft, no er
p6ne 3ulaFung pon 8irgiduft fir Elm
peiteres 0er6Dr feftgebalten tpurbe.
Die @erbaftung erfplgte, neil Berrett,
Der i'm Marine%6oipital liegt. ii4 ieBt
i'm fritii4en 3uitanoe befanb.
8runb itetnlegung.- Dim
nd9iten Spnntag Na4mittug I'm 4
1lbr pirb Der @ditein gum Neubau
Der /. Deutf6en 8dptiften : &ir6e
an Der Gde Der MonumentzS traBe
unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gelegt.
Das 9rogramm fir Die 5eier 1T SOL
senbes: @eiung Der 9erfammlung;
QeTen Der S4rift unb 9sbet, 9aftpr
9. 9. &pbertipn; G~borgeiang; Sc
T9i6te Der 9emeinbe, 9aitor @m.
9feiffer; Solo, Srau Gberle; &eoe,
paftor S. s. 2infer DpnPhiIabelpbta;
Gborseiang; Rebe unb 2eguns bes
Steins, 9r. Soibua 2eDering; Geiang
nnb S9luB.
SGngt frIb an. - Gillian
SobniDn, Elm IA Sabre altes Negerz
mdb6en, fpeldes trob ieiner Sugenb
bereits friiber nit Der POli5ei in @onz
flift fam, purbe geitern auf bic @n=
fdulbigung bin benz @eri9tsperfob=
rem iiberniefen, 5rau 4nnie 81. Sem
narb BON glr. 624, Meit@G ermanitr.,
bel tpelder Tie als 0ienitmagb anse=
helt mar. $49.50 eeitohlen gu baben.
Dis Negerin Marp 9arris, tpelde benz
Mdb6en einen She'll bes geito6lenen
Gelbes aufbenabrte, puroe tpegen
beblerei ebenfals benz @eri4tsDerz
fa1ren iibertDieien.
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WuKen Rnbfitruer sablen.

Sefpobner BON Yprtp Hico unb ben
p9ilippinenzSnieln ni9t fret baz
BON. @intpuHoerungs 9 Cont
mifdr Meis erbGlt neue Reaelr.
@erf4ieDenes BON See unb
9afen.
9ofen 3oaeinne6mer Wn1. s.
Stpne Fat Dom S9oBamtsz Oepartez
nent in @afbinston Elm @9reiben err
halter, In tpel9em er auf bic am II.
Iprtl 1900 argenommene Gon9rebz
ute aufmerffam gema6t pirb, tpel9e
beitimmt, baB bic 8eppbner pon
Yorto Gico unb ben pbilippinenz
Snieln als 8irser biefer Snieln 81
betra6ten unb baber als unter benz
@6uBe Der Ser. Stddten itebenb 81
betra9ten feien. 9aber iolen ie
ebenip, fpte elm ieber anbere Gintpunz
berer, Die borgef9riebene 8opffeuer
sablen, unb g6ineien Obglei4 8irz
ger iener Snieln, tpel9e bier lanben
fpoaen, biirfen ni9t an 2ano gelafz
fen tperben.
Ga9ren mad 9 pfton.
4uf benz Oumpfer n8eribap" ppn
Der pMer9ants' &c Miners' Sransz
portation g." fubren geitern folgenDe
galtimprer BON bier na9 8oi tpn ab:
Srau 9. u. 8apne, SRI. 81. 6. 8abne,
SRI. S. Bartlett, 9r. 81. g. @6atp,
9r. %. 9. McGlat9ep, Srau %. g.
M6glat6ep, Srau g. 8. 8o6erts,
5rdu g. 9. gaine, 9r. 8. 8.
9brieit, Or. SO. 8. 8irf, 6rau %. 8.
&irf, SRI. 81. 6. Rumfen, SRI. g.
Numfen, SRI. 8atte 9Drr, 5rl.2ouiie
9Drr, SRI. Office 9ouiton, SRI. S. Sc.
6pufton, Sri. 2aura &ol6, SRI. 6.
aolb, ST. 8. 80. 5enDeriOn, 9r. 9eo.
See, SRI. g. Montgomerb, SRI. 6.
9umpbrebs, ST. s. %. 5oumer, 9r.
SO. g. aelcupp, Sri. 6, @rimes, SRI.
8. Grimes, SRI. M. @rimes, SRI.
Qnnie Solan, 5rau S. @dert, Sr.
~. S, Sren9, 9r. .. Auintette, ST.
S. q. 0engerhart, ST. 6. $. u.
MeDer, 6r. u. u. S9nsioer, ST. 5.
%. Meifer, 9r. s, 8. 2auterba4,
5r. g. 9. 2obe, 9r. 6. 2obe, SRI.
2Ouife 9nif, ST. McGlustep 5ruu
Mcglusfep, 9r. s. s, Glarte, 9r. u.
s. Glarte, Or. 8. %. Sruitt, 81. s.
@outruin, ST. s. Mi1er, 5rau s.
Miler, ST. 6. 9. Cumming, 5rau 6.
Q. Cumming, 9aitor Or. qiBer, Or.
g%ittinger, 9r. s. 8. Samefon, 9r.
gprne, 9r. s. &, 6ra3ier, 9r.
9loams, ST, S. 8. Wrigbt, Srau S.
8. Mrigbt, ST. st. q. Ga Dom, ST..
q. 8. 8prne, Srau q. 8. 8prre unb
9r. 81. 9. Sra5ier.
&unarienbDgel aus benz
9ar3.
Nuf benz rNorbb. 2lopbz"Oumz
pier v8ranbenburg" fongten borgez
tern Sc 9ar5er 8anarisnbDsel bter
an. 0ie gDgel iinb fir 8iibop, ben
gogel6dnbler, beftimmt unb i4ienen
ale Die @eeretie gut iiberitanoen gu
BADEN.
9efannte 8aItimorer feb
rem mad 8altimpre
d.
Gine Nn5abl befannter 8altimorer
febrt bemnG91t na9 ldngerer @r6oz
lnngsreiie BON 9e1tfdlunb auf einem
NorbbeutI6en 2lOpO : 9ampfer na9
Der r@tabt Der Monumente" 5uriit.
Gs finb bies: 9r, Strip Mebrenberg,
Der padere prdiioent bes ~untel
8rdiig : 8ereens," 9r. 8. s, @9rOz
Der unb Nnbere, fopie Srau 8.
9ranOt unb SCOOTER aus 8aibington,
9. s.
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enteI nmsemeht, @6te berLett.

WIlmtngtOn, N,z9., Z. Auz
guit. = 9as 9otel Sceanic 5u Gdrp@
lima Bead, 20 Meilen DON bter, muir
be gegen 9 11br geiern @benb bur4
elm Sturm iber ben9aufen %getporfen,
unb brei3ebn @Gfte erIttten i4ltmme
8erkBungen. Gtner beriel6en, 9ump>
ton Smith aus Sabette, rs. bal
auBer anberen S9dben cine 6irnerz
fdutterung bapongetragen, unb man
5peifelt an feiner 9erftelung. Inter
zen 8erkBten beftn0en ii9 msbrere
9amert.
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mebrere getppbner BON Nerrt

- Mebrere 8epobner bon gerrbz
bile, aebn Maeilen bpn !6urrobsburg,
ap., tpurben in Der borIeBten Na4t
BON rWeiBtappen" aus i6ren 8etten
ge4olt uno bur4gepeitf4t. Die l1rz
fade fir bic @epaIttbat pirb niat
m~iteetheiIt
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Mirt6f9uftGt6er 4ufz
f9nung Der Caro-
linen.

8erGtn, 7. Nuguft. - Die aui
ben Garo1insnzSnfeln t6Gttgen Niie
iionGre Der 8oitoner M}tiiiOnsbeb0rOe
6a6en in einem 8eri9t an leBtere Be-
6Grbe aus qonape contatirt, baB,
feitoem bic Garolineninfeln unter
beutf6er 9erpaItung ite6en, fir bic
felben eine 3ett bes MULTIPLICATION
4uff8pungs unb Der friebli4en @nt=
pidlung angebro9en fet. Der Miiz
IionGr prioe 6ut na4 Bottom gei4riez
ben, Der in 9onape amtirenbe 8icez
@ouberneur !6abl babe bur4 iein
teutieltges Nuftretsn ii9 Die 9er5en
Der 8eb0lferung gepDnnen, benn Ell
made ben @inbrud zines gere6ten
Meni4en urb zines freunbli4en net
fen 9errI4ers.
8ur3e 8abe1bepef4em.
Die 8ulfane Sru3 unb Poas in
Gotta 8ica berbulten it6 ieBt ru6ig,
Surrtalba mar pGbrenb Der porleBten
Na9t in eruption begriffen.
- Gin 40 SUB Iunges @itin9erz
f9iff 1T auf Der nOrpegif4en SnieI
&arnpe Gu5gegraben porDen.
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e 9pminao.

Jrembe ml1en in jebem Sale
gGfe BEL Ii9 fii6rsn, pel4e OenStemz
pei zines 2oniuls oieier RepubIit tras
gen. 6oQte elm Qusldnber na9
San Domingo tommen, o6ne einen
9aB gu be1iben, tann er 10 large feitz
oebalfeu tperben, Bis fi6 bic 8eb0rben
tn feinem 9eimat6sGanbe 4ustunft
i;ber ibn Derfdafft baben.
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20noDn.86rt 6 erneterr.
Rsue Gtttionsu fno Jest sur geF@tiguHg 9ra.'
rI3ttt. @itle GusgsDdbltt Cots. 9r SupeTlntsN'
bent os @runots uHo @ooens ipir0 itot geDanlHts
aAsfuuit trtbsiltR. - Gas Grtmutortum
ftbt tdeli6 iur aniptftipu offtn. 8satn Raptrfm
lpenes man fA an ben SuDtrinttnbtuten oosE gu
eos aarfSg in n T. &1, @GRssGEstpaa;R ESRssL
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gurppdiife RabelbepeI6en.
9rie4enlanb unbbieo1pm M
pif9en SpieIe.

W ~ II II u II D IS . | y III
f9en SpieIe.
@tr les 8aines, 6rdnfrei8,
z. auguft = &Ontg @eorg BON 9rte=
6enlanO empfing beute Ri9ter Sobn
9. qubne, 2dberne 90. Rpbes unb
9arrp $. 5urbifb, 9elegatep fir bic
olpmpii3en @ptele in g6icago, i'm
r9ptel Splenbibe." Gr berfpra9 ben
5pteler feline per1Dnli6e l1nterftitz
5lng unb fagte, er tperbe tburr, mas er
f0nne, UNI bas SntereHe Der @riefen
fir bic Q~ngelegenbeit gu ertpeder.
rptpmuinz@e Ser
g~tftung.
@tetortd, g. g., 7. Muquft. -
3pDIf 8na6en, @D9ne amerifaniI9er
unb eurppdii6er 8aufleute unb Mi1z
iinGre in g6ind, iinb in Der 9ineIiz
ffen Snlanbs : Mif1ionsf9ule gu
Sf9tfu am z. Suit an ptomainberz
giftung geitor6en; tie batten bon elmer
linen Bel Slid bOrgeIeBten 6ii6nerz
paftete gegefen. Sine An8ab1 unberer
Rna6en erfranfte, unb man glaubte
suerft, in Der @4uIe fet bic @bolera
ausqe6ro9en; aber elmer Der Ner3te
Der 4nitalt fteQte ptOmain : @ergtfz
tung feit.
Der 8iirgertrieg au
9aptt.
8ortdup rince, Z. Nugut.-
0eitere 3egierun9struppen iinO BON
bier abgegangen, nm Die bon ben Gez
polutiondren BEL Pettt @pabe geT4laz
oensn 3egierungstruppen 81 bertGrz
fen. = General Simon, @ommanoeur
bes 0epurtements bes @ibens, Der in
Dur @abes reiibirt, bat it4 gu 9unz
item bon 9eneral 5trmtn ertlGrt.
Saguta's M~mtsmIotgs
teit.
u2a6rib, 7. QuguIt. - 9rGfiz
bent Sagaita tpurbe 4pegen fetnes
m0gli6en &idtritts befragt unb entz
qeqnete, obf6on er elm Ru6ebebirfniB
empfinDe, bdnse bod ietn Ausf4eiOen
aus benz Mmte gdn5Ii8 bon umitdrz
ben al. @r fet feGbit Der bette Rt9z
ter iiber bic pafenOite 3eit gum gfiidz
tritt, un0 DieIe 13ett miife ii4 nG3
benz Sang Der @reignife ri4ten.
0a5 9ne1Ife @4tff.
6umburg, 7. 4uguit. - 2uut
elmer GrflGrung Der Grperten bes
,6apag" uno bss rNorbb. 2Iopb"
bait Der 9~am6urger 9ampfer
n9sutf9lanb" nod immer ben r3ez
coro" fir bic f4neqite transatlantic
f6e 5a6rt, Die Grperten betOer Sc
feQfdaften unbr3ei4neten beute Elm
biefe 86at1a9e confatirenbes Memoz
runbum, In pel9em IS 6eiBt, bic
@ulfulation be5 Capt. Hi6ter DON
rRronprin3 Milbslm," pel4er bic
S6neut9tett Des USeut1 0lQHp upef>
troffen 6uben iO1te, lei irrt6imlid
getpeien.
0ie GbO1eru in 0fiibiz
rien.
Berlin, 7, Nuguit. - Sin Sele>
gramm meGoet aus 8lagOpeti4en5f,
buB bic bort %bsrFiigbaren ~fanitdren
uno meOi3inifden 9ilfsmtttel gdn3z
li4 un3uldngIi6 iino, I'm Die @Ro>
leraeptoemie gu be%tdmpfen. 3pif4en
benz %. Suli unb benz 3. Nuguit iino
in 8tagOpeff6enst ISL 9erionen on
Der G6olera ertrantt unO 101 geitorz
ben.
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Sn Qrgentinien beits6en feline Gag
@orf4riftenieoo4 empfie6lt Der anez
ritanif9e @eIanbte, baB Qmeritaner
ii9 9Gfe mitnebmen, bamit iie i'm
SaGe Der id6rli6en Mobilma6ung
Ser Natipnalz9arbe unb in anDeren
5dQen fi6 IofOrt gu Ie9ttimtren i'm
@tanbe finb.
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*** Cine uuBerorbentIt9 genuBz
rei4e DO4e ftebt ben 8eiu4ern bss
rglectric qurt" in 4usfdt. Die
9ei4Gftslettung tinOiet unter ben
europdii4en unb ameritanif6en
8uuOebiGe : 8unitlern folgenbe 8ez
rii6mt6eiten an: Stuart, Der mGnr=
li4e patti, tpel4er brett BON gdris
bertum unb ii6eraq, mo er Bis ieBt
aufgetreten 1T, bur6f4ldgenbe grfoIz
&c er5ielt bat; 4metu, bic 6euertGnz
germ, beren Qeiitungen ebenfaHs 3n
ben beften t9rer Dirt 3dblen. Damn
perben bic beiten Der dIteren &initIer
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btnu.

Sn China beIte6en Bel Der 9anbung
feline paBbori4riften, iebo4 tbut
man better, cine Oerartige 2egitimas
ton nit ii3 gu fibren. 8ei'm 8eiien
i'm sSnnern iebo9 ift Elm bon Der 8es
Tanbtf9aft ausgeiteuter paB unerIGBs
li3. Sci Der &breiie 1T tein 9aB
nptbnenbig.
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n,

9as @eIeB iugt, Dap Sremte Tn
Srieben53etten ieber 3ett nu4 8rus
lien, oBne einen PuB gu beiiBen, toms
men, BON bort meter a6reiIen DDer
Ii9 OaIeI6it aufbalten tOnnen.
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mente mad Der IeBteren Mngabe.
gaulie 2ippbarb bon Nr. 100,
Weber : Strabe, er6telt geItern i'm
&reisgert9t Nr.2 cine abiolute S9siz
bung BON WiIiam q. 2ipp6arb unb
bic Sb6ut iber ibr fleines Sinh be-
niGigt. Die @6e nurbe am 3. Sebr.
1884 abgef4lofen unb i'm Mat 1889
trernte iid bas 9aar.
SIN 8retsgeridt erbieIt geftern Muz
rb s. Mc91utt cine abiolute S4eibung
pon elmer 8. Meg2utt tpegen @erla1=
fens betpiqigt. 6rau Mcgtutt pobnt
in 92r. $40, Norbz8pnb<S trdBe, unb
purbe ibr bas Der Gbe entipro6ene
&inb augeIpro6er. 0as Pdar beiraz
t6ete an "A. Mat 1899 unb trennte
iiG i'm Nopember 1901.
5erner tpurbe in bemTel6en 9eri9t
Marn 6. Wedl bon Wiqtam 6. Weal
dbTolltt ge16ieben unb Der Rld9ertn
bic &tnber bes Paares 5ugepiefen.
5rau Nsal tppbnt in Nr.764, Column
bia>Nbenue.
Sn bemfelben @eri4te eriu6t Gbus.
8. Streeter bur9 ben Mntpdlt Wm.
s. Carroll UNI abiolute Sdeibung
BON Mamie 4.Streeter, nit Der er am
Is. Suli 1901 getraut nurDe.
SIN 4reissert9t 9ar. 2 min Sames
$. S'g1eal bon 9elen 9. S'gieaI, in
Ir. 744, Rpar : StraBe, ~tppbnbaft,
abiollt geI6ieDen iein. 9as gaar
beiratbete am Is. September 1898.
4ntpaIt beg &ldgers 1T 9r. 6. 6.
5iBgeralb.
Bier tpettere Gbepaure finb aug Ell
mem pber benz anberen @runbe Der
5efeln mibe, bic fie an chamber tet=
ten, unb pplen berieEben lebig tperz
ben. Sc ftnb GmerIon 81. Mit9eu,
Der gesen 2eua a. Mitden tLagbar
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nc | l..
9Gfe perben bon @uSIdnbern midi
berIangt.
4uf Martiuique (St. 9isrre),
in q uzG alebonten (g}oumen),
ouf Sabttt unb in SUMS finO
feline PaBz ReguIatioRen DorgeI4riea
ben.
Sir 5rembe eriitiren feline 9aBbors
i4riften, iebo6 pirb BON i6nen pers
Iangt, baB ite ii4 BEL benz M2tnifter bes
~4uspdrtigen regiitriren Iafen.
Chile.
&ein YaB3panQ.
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Sn StaIien eritiren teine qaBbor'
I9riften, iebO4 bebdIt fi4 Die Jtsg!e'
runq bas Re9t Dor, in gegebenen Jala
len cine Qegitimation bon 4usIdnoern
gu perlangen.
grpBbritannten unb 8es
fiBungen.
en- benz peretnigtsn &0ntgrei9 unO
Idmmtli6en &olonie'n perben BON
Der Reqierung bon 4usldnbern pdfe
ni6t ~perlungt. aeiienbe, pel4e ii9
BON @ben (Qrabien) aus ing Snnea
re, b. f.. na9 tirtif6en 8efiBungen
ober ben gegeniiber liegenDen frdn3Os
ff6en pber itaIienii6en Rolonte'n bez
aeben, perben barauf aufmertiam ge=
ma6t, baB baIelbft 9aBpori4riften
eriItiren. Wer mad @ibraItar
reiit, thut gut, fid einen PaB mit3ua
neBmen, UNI iia ieDer 3ett, ipate es
peEIGBRt Rer1sp. GAs9eiien 81 iona
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will entirely worst Female Complaints all
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of the Womb and Spinal Weakness and is peculiarly
adapted to the Change of Life.
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OF development and checks tendency humOs
Irregular Suppressed Painful Mnstruaon Weakness of the
Stomach Indigestion, Boatg Flooding Nervous Posaton Head
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eved permanently Under all circumstances
in harmony with the laws that the female SYSTEM and
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quickly that Bearingdown Feeling, extreme ass
tude "dont care" and eftaone" feeling eXctaby
irraby nervousness Dizziness Fainne seepessness aulen
melancholy the bues bakache These indications
of Female Weakness arrangement of the Uterus which this
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Kidney Backache of the Vegetable
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-03

Selma, N. c., June Especial. )-Miss
Marion F. Preston, of Selma. N. c.. has
been summoned to attend the Federal
court at Raleigh n. c., as a witness in
the Selma postoffice robbery case. After
short visit to her mother at Selma
Miss Preston will return to Washington,
d. c.. where she is taking a course in
stenography and typewriting at Woods
Commercial College. When Miss Preston
graduates in September she will return
to Selma and continue as teacher in the
graded school, to which position she was
unanimously reelected.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-03
THESE DID MOLLY.
Contributions From City Graded Schools tt
Davis Monument

The committee on raising funds for the
Jefferson Davis Monument desire TO eX-
press their thanks and high appreciation
for the very generous contributions re-
ceived from the three graded schools OF
this city-Centennial, Murphy and Wiley
for the monument fund. Thanks are
especially due Prof. Moses for his praise
worthy effort IN bringing the subject be-
fore the scho OILS. and to his most val
liable associates in each department for
the deep interest shown by their efforts
to interest the children in this most
worthy object.
No better method could be used to :m-
press on the minds of the children the
life ard character of this grand and noble
man than by an appeal for contribu-
ton to assist in building a monument TO
his memory, and we feel sure the lesson
will not be lost.
This patriotic, liberal spirit of the
children is highly commendable and we
trust will be an inspiration for others
to do likewise.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-03
BLACK GOODS THIS WEEK.

Ladies will hail this sale with
attractions big
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-03
Patronize This Lawn Party.

THE MiniStering Circle of Kings
Daughters. who for number of years
have worked to relieve suffering among
the poor children in this community
will give lawn, party at the Park
place on Blount street on Wednesday
afternoon from 6 to O'Clock. The funds
derived from this particular effort will be
donated to the maintenance OF a little
orphan girl A generous patronage is
solicited. Stop there on your way home
from the baseball game. Tickets ten
cents
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-03
A Sacred Concert.

Next Friday night a sacred concert
will be given at the Christian church
The program will consist of vocal and
instrumental music, and no sdmission
will be charged, but an Offering taken
at the door. The wooden eggs which were
given TO the children to fill will be open
ed from both the eggs and concert will
ed that night and the proceeds from both
the eggs and concert will go to the
piano fund.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-03
Entertainment in Norfolk.

The Norfolk Landmark says: ION
Friday afternoon Mr. w. S. Register en-
tertained a few friends most DELIGHTFUL
ly at the County club. These invited
were: Misses Boylan. of Raleigh Miss
Alice Parkinson and Miss Flora Gamer
on, of Richmond; Miss Kit Newbll, Miss
Lucy Baylor. Misses Mary and Fanny
Royster.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-03
Tabernacle Lawn Party.

The young people of the Tabernacle
Sunday school will give a lawn party
on Thursday night in Moore square, OPP
posite the church. There will be
music. prize drill by the Raleigh Light
Infantry and other attractions This
promises to be a most delightful affair
with delicious refreshments added to it.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-03

YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAX
ing when you take Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle show
ing that it is simply iron and Quinicc
in tasteless form. No cure. No pay.
soc.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-03

45-inch Black Mexican Cords, so1ne-
thing new. $100. $1.35 and $3.50.
i5-inch Black Etamine, $1.OO to $3.50.
42-inch Black Wool Crepe de Chine,
&c, $40 and $125.
3S-inch Black, All-Wool Albatross.
soc, 75c.. and s1.00.
43-inch Black Nuns Yelling, Soc, 6Oc.,
7Jc., $1.00 and $1.25.
4i-inch Melrose and Prunella Cloth,
$1.00, $1.25 and $3.50.
44-inch Silk Warp Henrietta, 800,
$1.25, $3.50, $1.75, $500 and $3.50.
44-inch Black Crepeoline, $15O.
46-inch Black Light Weight Wool
Serge, S5c., and $1.00.
42-inck Black Tamies, Clairette and
Batiste, SLIGO and $125.
42-inch Black. All-Wool Poplin, soc.
56nch Black Cheviots, sponged and
shrunk, 75c., $l.00, slips and $3.50.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-03

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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-03

The one great virtue of Burnett's Va
lila Extract is purity 1t is real vanil-
extract and nothing but vanilla ex-
ract. Always use Burnctt's.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-03

Purchases Amount
ing to $500 and
over delivered by
express prepaid to
any point in North
Carolina and Vir-
ginia.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-03

40 inch Black, ATWOOD Cheviot, -
and Coo.
4S-inch Cork-Screw Diagonals, 75c-,
$100, $1.25 and $1.50.
SS-inch Black Mohair, 80, 40 and SOC.
4S-inch Black Mohair, 75c., $1.00 to
$500.
56-inch Black Unfinished Kersey,
light, medium and heavy weight, for
walking skirts $1.OO. $3.50 and 5000
45-inch Black Tosca Net, dull finish,
so, 75c., $1.00 and $1.25.
45-inch Black Tosca Net glace fin
ish, $100, $t25 and $3.50.
45-inch Black Filet Net. very fine
finish, $1.25 to $500.
45-inch Black Lace Net, $1O0, SLIPS,
$3.50, SITS to $3.50.
45ihch Black Tosca Net, all silk,
with heavy embroidered dots, 90, &c.,
SIPS to $500.
45-inch Black Point d'Esprit Nets,
so, SEC, SIPS. and $3.50.