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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-18
METHODIST MINISTERS
APPOINTMENTS FOR THE ENSUING
YEAR FOR NORTHWEST TEXAS
A. M. e. Conference for Northwest Texas
Also Announced the Stations ana
Adjourned Sine Die.

FEMME. Texas, November 1.-THE AelN
odlst conference closed here today tne
reading OF appointments being the principal
business.
The appointments follow;
Georgetown district, j. S. Chapman pre-
siding elder-Georgetown station, w. y.
Nelnfs. j a. Neal; Hutto, j, ID. CfocAvte ,
Tnylor. j. w. story; Granger, > = '1Nbtt,,''
BARTLETT, W. c. Hillburn; salalo D. poi
armstfonq. Holland, @. 5. Camefoni bet
tc,, q r. Daniel: Temple First ehurcn'
m Wright; Temple, seventh SieeI
4. L. Moore. Pend,eonyihe, y, GaHigg
uav, Trot y g. Sawycrs; Moou!t d.
Gliswold; MaNdale, G. w. Macune, euppi2
Rogeis. a. e. Gallagher. professor ia oo ,,,..I,t
western university, u IS McnWah' e,u,,,
waco district. r. r. Bolton, pTesi9NiHf
elder-Waco, Austin Avenue, John X ~.
SON; Waco South Fifth Street N, -
Hotchklss: Waco Morrow street Lonu =.
Morris, Waco Elm street > A. pAlhgP3
Hewitt W. n Curry; Lorena, j. w ro 2ts
West, J. A. Buffner AQuilln, H. . gt1nts.
Abott. W. A. Gilleland' Peetia, y D. Ei''S'
a. keen Mart, A. H. Carraway! AAtstr
70 be supplied; Whitney, j. n. hFasH,,,.i
Morgan and Walnut. " NJ. MeLankAia'
Penelope, 10 be supplied; Hubbard 1itS' =
T. Mpndor manager orphans nome, ~
Vaughan; teacher in orphanage' > ~ bulA'
corslcana district. J. n, BaEcus, prsssiia'
ing elder.-Corsieana station, =. w 49, 80
mon: Corsicana circuit, +. L. haIilrs. nn
Corsieana, ]. 3. Berry Bruce, W. !rr;,reT5
s. =. Neville: Kesns. ]. c. Minis ,,P,s esrIy.
j. ~ Wypnc; Dresden, I. huut
frost w III. Crawford; Brandon, y "a
smith; Dawson. c. q. Shut Armour -
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STATEMENT FROM scHLUTER.
The List Of Neff Supporters for the Speak
ersnip Was Incorrect.

The List Of Neff Supporters for the Speak
ersnip Was Incorrect
Mincola, Texas. November H. Hon. L, S.
Schlutcr of Jefferson passed through Min
cola last night en- route to Qultman, where
he is attending court today when asked
regarding his prospects In the race between
Hon Pat NJ Mem OF Waco and himself for
speaker OF the house OF representatives, ne
said; "rhe race is getting interesting
have just seen statement published In
The Sunday Houston Post and the san An
tonic Express from Representative BOYD OF
Hin county, campaign muuagcr Tor my op-
poucpt, giving the names Of seventy threc
members whom he claims are positively
committed to the support of his candidate
This number Is nine less than were claimed
hy iny opponent In a published Interview
n September ana SIX less than the number
of his unqualified supporters as gwen oul
to the press at conference Of bis friends
held in Dallus In October This subsistence
IN the claims ~ the opposition IS, of course,
gratifying but even these last figures are
uufortuuntc. Mr. Boyd's list uS published
contains the names " fourteen men Who
have given me unqualified ana recent
pledges If their support, including one VINO
resides m the legislative district which j
represent aud was instructed 10 vote for
me when nominated, and who | know Is
supporting me Three Of these gentlemen
have Informed me hy long distance tcie-
phone since the pnpcls came ont TINS morn,
lug that they intended 10 support me, ana
would take occasion to publicly announce
this intention TN view Of tho erroneous
notification Of thcr names as supporters
~ my opponent I want my friends
throughout tho State to know that J have
absolutely pledged OF this time more thah
enough votes 70 insure my election aus
sNr0hCV
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REMAINS OF W. c. TATE
WISE Taken TO Waukesha, Wis, for In
terment--Futrell Gave Bond,

vs. Tak,n 20 Nsukesha. Wis. for In
.,sg,s,,4 .r,,trcIl csvc Rord
w -"
Cleburne, Texas November NV. =,
A. bod becn nisced ,n coffin loat pirht
NJ 7.go o,cloct II WAS carried 10 mn nm.
.aort,ksr.s estahl,sbmept where Il was em.
bnt,ned and sent TO Waukesha. Wie.. to.
,,t.bt sccor,rontod ~, AR I "a Svp,nu
~ -, a,,,A.1 a.,
ar late leaNes Wtle unu VN'lu1'A ~
WAukeshN aud o father IN Amboy, H., his
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Fountain ls for schInter.

Bryan, Texas. November 1.-THE report
in Yesterdays Post placing Representative
j T. Fountain Of taiB county IN the Nen
column Tor speaker, IS Incorrect Mr. Fnun-
min stated 10 The Post correspondent TO
6ov that when the two 1spirants for the
speakership FIRST announced he was tn
cii1el L. favor M Men, but after more
mature dciboration had decided 10 cast
rs vote for Mr. ScAlnter, and had 80 in
formed Mr. Men and his frends
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M,. KnInht 40 comnItted.

Austin. Texas November II Hon w. VI.
Knight of Merlchian, representatlve.elect
az the Twenty eighth legislature, was IN
austin today on business with the railroad
commission. Speaking ~ the race for
ZOO fnr speakys ~ tho next house. Mir
Kntgbt said. ~ am not committed to either
candidate in iFc contest and SIN therefore
free 10 vote On my best judgement whcn
ibe lcglslatur( meets 10 January
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Snnreme Court Cases.

Austin, Texas, November l7,-The fol-
lowing cases were submitted on brief in
the supreme court today;
81. Louis and Southwestern Railroad
Company of Texas versus X. f B,cketts
ct nj OF Hunt county.
Company of Texas versus N. J. Macarthur
OF McLennon county
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49, c-nnnlu OHIoinla.

Decatur. Texas. November 1.-THE
county officers Of Wise county for the
Two years ncxt cnsulig are as follows:
County Judge John G. Gose, county at
torney. Frank j. Ford; sheriff, John
cearley county clerk. r. J. Dnlehay; col
rector, K. G. Mount; assessor, Z, o. Live
iy. county treasurer, Robert Davenport;
district clerk, Carl Faith; county surveyor
a. Devereuxi county representatives Gayle
No
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sHERIFFsl pEPARrMENT.

Gonzales. Texas, November 10 All Off
GERS look out for a large bay horse about
Afteen hands high, heavy set. unbranded,
has scar on the tight hind leg between
hook and ankle, small lump on back
caused from saddle hurt, dropped hips,
time he was stolen a fuii-rlpgen red
leather saddle VIII hiarh hsir rprhrfa, faaae
&c Weimar, Texas, nnd has the nanie ~
J. 7. shaw cut on the asp that goes over
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~Ese the eOLD DUsT fwGDs % yOur ssos-A''|


the upper end Of sweat leather J. w.
shaw OF Gonzales VIII pay IS reward fof
recovery Of above horse and saddle or for
information leading 70 their recovery. Adj
dress all Information 10 i. N. Fly, sheriff
GGonzalea county.
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Brownwood, Texas. November 1.-THE
gin plant OF II II Williams & Go Of this
place was completely destroyed by IRE this
morning about Z o'clock. Losa $500; M
Enrnnon silmO
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William chilorese DEAD.

san Angelo. Texas. November 1T-Will-
lam Childress, manager Of the Val Verde
Land and Cattle company, and one Of the
most prominent stockmeu in the Sac,
aiCd here last night.
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~N~N0S Q 90 20 . o . q 3 y Q = Q o - zoe
y winhourne wortham. II. T. Hcisccr;
MeAia, y, Armstrong Cotton Gin, a.
hill, Frank Hughes Thornton, A. r. Cul-
hertson Alma, w. Ninsuut. supply; Bloom
ing Grove, r. b. Evans, litghmnd, II II.
L9he[ Corsicdna University Training
WaSahachie district, O. F. seusabaugh.
presiding elder MuXuhachie station, !. q.
Putmaili WnNahachle, q. = T. g. Alex
Klker. Milford H. T. owens; iiilsboro,
Heroine Duncan; Loyelacc, w. II. Patterson,
Itascn, NJ. X. Little; Gmudyicw, WI Ham
Lane Alyarado, $ c. Littlcpaga; Venus,
H. j. Tooley; Midlothian. ". j Hearon;
Boa2, J. CauafaN, Oyilu, w. H. Harris;
Ferris, r. r. Bonner; Palmer and Voice,
Il @c t. 3'2 ~ la ns' Brso p"saf"4 H. h Grq
eridee; agent Texas Christian Advocate,
g. W. Owens; conference secretary OF mis-
sions. Horace BiShop; conference secretary
Fcrt Worth district James Cainpb H.
Iresiding clder.--liou Worth, First Church,
$. y Werlich; Fort Worth, Missou /
Avenue, W. II. Howard; Fort Worth, Mul.
Armstrong, supply; Fort Worth, Penth
street ~ b. Reed; Fort Worth. FoEtecn-
nc College, Il. T. VIM ms and /. n Y.
loTis Ftrt Worth Gicnvood J. D.
Young; Fort Worth, rrluity. j. A. Walkup;
North Fort Worts !. I. Creed ALE, O..
j. ShradD; Smithheld, ]. j. Green; Graz T.
vine, NJ NJ. Mor his; CrSscn, j. T. Gal
ioway, j. W Dickinson supply; Airing
ton, b. X BtIcus; Maushold, NJ e. Haw-
lins Joshua. j, J.. Musscte. Clcburne, {.
x. Brown Cuba, w X, l,nsECT Rono. b.
g.. Stake; CuviNgton. W. r. GRAY; Blum,
A. u. Porter; Keuucdalc. r. l' Winfield,
surply; Student Polytechnic College, s.,
Richardson; president Pol tCchnie College,
II \ Bol2; profcssot Polytechnic College,
u. \ Duurland
Woa;hcrforI Gis.ricl \. L. Boone, rrcs L.
lus cllru--W egthc ford, ihSt Church J..
O Evans; l.. @. Bodg rs, supply, We ither'
tord Couts Memorial q. $. st"tct;
DO, j. ). HrckGbeo Sprlnstown II. ryscp;
pelstcr j. T.. Patterson; Mir raj Wells,
{. Y. 0sNdut; Whit aud B~phesda, L.
b, To.lcy; NINlsap, G. r. Wilson; Palo PIN
smith; Ranger, j. l.. Wmtc; E!msrii'c,
N W. Clark; Breckenridge, Il. v CAN;
Graham station, l.. w. Carleton; Graham
circuit j. o. Gore Farmer, b =, Wagner;
I ThroC Rmolton. G.. G. summers; Crystal
Fats. j. NJ. Slater. supply.
! Dublin district. L. A. Bailey, presiding
| elder Dublin j. II. Wiseman; Greens
/ Terry, Huckabce, =. W. Ellis Morgan
| Mill. NJ G. Dickson; BmfIdale NJ. y. 'lrr
rcri Granbury, W r. Wilson; Glen Rose
a. w. iali panau r. a. Clements; Ira
dale AID Fairy ]. H. rrimhlc llico. III. W.
1 Long; Carleton, J II. Watts; De Leu, j
/ HARRISON, Carbon and German, J. H.
| walker, Cation mission, ~ Livingston
4 Cisco. s. j. Vaughan cisco mission, X IS
1 Vaughan supply: Gastund. G. h. Strat
ham; pcsdcmonia, J. w. owen
/ Gatesyilc district. S. W. Turner. prcsd
/ ind elder tillcsvilc station, " liightowrt
/ Gutosyille mission, 10 be supplied !, W
! Hail; McGregor $ ], Rucker. crawford
/ y. =. iIllIburn Valley Mills aud Cllfton
H. $. Lunucllj Meridian, ]. W. white
! Jcneahoro. Edwards. Hamilton, 5. T.
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| Secret Disease

b NJ az human diseases, that known as
Diseasd,O y, blood poison, or the Bad
krin +s' M, mas caused more misery and suf-
bstss puo ruined more lives than all
|on s.s combined sol It not only wrecks the
b5 H. ana aspirations of the one who
Is Is4els It, but often the innocent are
~ ny 70 snare the humiliation and dis
r., - - "a ms most loathsome and hateful
i-o' :. blood poison. Children inherit
nrest parents, and thousands of the
smi,,. men and women have been con-
hadi;sneo and ruined simply through
I'M ,l The clothing of one Injected
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VNat % D. untlI tbe noolo, A,,iuo.

" UTUT Ihe Doctor NrrVCs,
ule Of my children was taken with
IaIhsp r fiollc and suffered severely" saws
Gd n. Of Monett, Mo. II tclephoned
gtal9s Collie Cholera and Diarhons
Isaleuyf and a few minutes later second
~ BEFORE, the doctor came the child
II feieved For sale by ali druggists
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.<iDad nv Falli,o from = Train.

Clehurue. Texns. November 17.-Oscar
Beam was killed today by falling from
train between Clehurne aud Dallas He was
n santa Fe brakeman and his home was
IN Cichurue
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Chamberlan's Cough Remedy has saved
the lives Of thousands Of croupy children.
II Is also without an equal for colds and
whooping cough. For sale by all drnegists
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nv Aeeulne the Liver active fhe Hyssfd y
e9eafsed of Impurities and a enabk
taed 81 dlaehaee.
fsStblSE IL the beff Liyat aaft
lAFlai Tonic solo. Ask SaE asilGlsSx
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COMMANDER DEAN. G. A R.

James s. Dean. commander General
Grant Post G. a, r.. Kingston, y. Y.
tors prononnced his case incurabe, but
Dr David Kennedy's Fayorite Remedy 10
d ghort time cured him completely,
pr. David keunedY's FavoHte Remedy
cures Dysprpsia. stomach and Bowel AM,
culties, as well as al Kidney. LIVER. Bad.
der and Blood Diseases ...
All druggists sell II ~ the NEW % GENT
Sample bottle enough for trial, free BY
DE- David Kennedy Corporation. Rondout,
n. X. - -----. ,-----. j.
gnT III dipeEsre az inhsmriati1h ~ I've rSF'
Trade supplied bI tia Houston DRUG Co
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.,,,,,DUCATIONAlAR srRvIca

lgned 10 prept
49, rough or cut; Rrhllls and ffevera-
=. lac hzcher. Austin.
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uillsaoro. RESINS. November i8-Judse
s. d, Lury urea YS3Snrkana. VINO Is pend
lug Il few ere with relatives said
That In his IIL-yafnase John w stevens
az this citiard EaugeSa i9l lne poItVn q
eupcrlnteges. GElVestl ohieutthte home ut
a 80. 1919
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Keen Quiet

and use Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrboea Remedy for all pains Of the
stomach and all unnatural looseness Of the
bowels. 1t always cures. For sale by an
druggists,
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opee a customer always sustonsr 81
the coney Island.
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Eou51 aging TAuGHT 70, III" soufa
81, hsy an expert player;
@A" mo Bagby street, 49,
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DINING CARS SERVE on DAYLIGHT
RUN. HOUSTON AND NEW ORLEANS,
Of SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
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THE INNOCENT
SUFFER WITH
THE GUILTY.

'.s.lIe Of Tie trouble Is known many
- euHsr IN silence or leave the
ses 60 It's worst rather than make
NM. .'-r condition.
80 orr Medical Department we
49,, ana help, Write us freely
4 !, ~ u case, as nothing YOU saw viii
d Il ~ Dsyond our Office. Let us hclp
hal go 81 no Of this fearful disease, for
Il m ss.ie one else no doubt IS TO blame
en- LUIS uTi.t;.s.s not how long the poison las
fiiv ing IN your system, S. s. s. will
mint r"o y eeld UP your blood and
pa ths sveFy atom Of tile deadly virus
ner, T system and make a cofnrlete
pgs Bloo 4 > sne only antidote for conta-
ffiy C "a Poison and has been curing Il
'S1's' II contains no mercury,
a~s Va "a Ms. potash or other harm
IVAN E% iul mineral ingredi-
" VIZ ent, but IS a purely
Eh3k IA vegetable remedy that
q age ~A~ We cures without leaving
Is sve9ur snec;., :, any bad after effects.
viii ,a 1as symptoms Of this disease
@ you copy free.
swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga.
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- " 4 Il
aladyordrink.
9 from the
~ vessel and
W. the same
'iiet articles.
(, when the
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au oas Yublifnnl.

Die nSreie Breie" bat aber 400
etablirte Ngenturen i'm Staate, pirb
an iiber 700 Goiufficen rerianbt. 1lnb
bat etne 9roRe Serbreitune in Der
Na6bar= &epublit Werito, i'm Snbio=
nerz9erritoriun unb Oflaboma.
Sbr girfulatipns= =@ebiet in 9eras
eritredt fib pDn @nlpeiton BIG binauf
nod Dc1liion. pm Wariball i'm Often
Biz na6 81 Asalo II. fernen @eiten;
es i6lieBt ielbitoeritanblid) nit be-
iDnhers aablreiben Qelern oas bi9t=
beiiebelte Weittel=9eras anb ben Sabz
tpeiten elm.
3mei Geiienbe lino beit(iitbie, iabrz
elm, iabraus i'm SntereHe bes Blat=
tes untermegs uno fiibren oenielben
I'M Gerein init unleren riibrtgen 2D=
fal : Neenten forttpdbreno mere Qe=
Ter gu.
Sn Inbetrabt oieier 9batiaben ift
Die uSreie 8reiie", tpD es iih borum
banoelt, Die oeutihe 8epDlferung gu
errei6en, Sas bette Stmseige Wses
blum i'm gtaate SeraS.
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geit tiber go Sabren

lbon tpurbe Mrs. Winslom's . SOP.
thing Sgrup nDn Wti0ionep pon
Miittern beim 8abnen Der &inber
aneetpenoet. @irit Du i'm 5blafe
ourb bas S1reien zines &inbes ges
itDrt, bas i'm 8ahnen lit unb nor
Sbmersen peint? Wern 10. laiie
,lDfort cine Slaihe bon ,MrS.
WinSlDms Spptbtng Syrup" bDlen.
Sein @ertb iit unbe5ablbar., Sc
miro oen tleinen 2etoenben lDfDrt
2inberung perlbaffen. GerlaBt eub
barauf, Wfiitter, eS lit fein 3ueifel
bariiber. Sc beilt DiarrbDe, regus
lirt ben Wagen uno Die Nieren, be-.
leitigt Wino &olit, ertpeibt ben
@aumen, perbinoert gnt5iinbune
unb ltdrtt bas eanse Spltetn. .Mrs.
Winslptps SuDtbine Sprup" fir aab'
nenoe &inoer lit ansenebm i'm Sc.
11n,ad; oas &ecept itantint BON
etnem Der beiten tpeibliben Nerate in
ben Ser. Staaten. Sc lit bel allen
0ruegiiten in Der gansen @elt gu
buben. Breis 25 Gents per Glaibe.
3auft nibtS anoeres, als Wtrs.
Winslops SoothinasSnrup
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREIE
PREssE FUER TExAs' has po-
sitiveiy the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
1t 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 El
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 "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
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9tnnen auf ui,D perrdtberii9es giotb
ftieg in ibre ungeip0bnli9 blei6en
Waneen een,-@ollte giobert bic 2D1uns
tbres 8unbes berellen, ioGte er fommen,
bon Neuem UNI iie gu perben2 Ser
8ebanfe an biefe MDglibfeit reste iie
70 beftis auf, bab ibr 9ltbem fnapp
lpurbe unb tbre Sttmne unii9er fldng,
ols fie sebot, ben @ffeifor berein5lz
fiibren.
@ine N2inute ipdter ftanb Hobert
bon 8renfen in b09it oortbeilboftem
Mprgenanauge auf Der @dtpelle. Gr
fab etpds peni9er auberiidtli9 unb
itrablenb aus als getpDbnli9, unb feine
blauen Nusen batten einen I9tpermi<
tbigen Musbrud angenommen.
nMetn Grf9einen ipirb Did iibere
raf9en, 9ertrub,4 begann er, bic Sbiire
forgfdltis ialieBenb, i'd fonnte aber
ni9t nad Der Stabt auriid, ebe i9 mir
bic @epiBbeit sebolt, baB Ou mir nidt
5iirnit, ni9t fnle9t BON mir benf1t.
Dieie Wprte seniieten, @ertrub gu
seisen, boB fie fia elmer irrisen @ers
mutbuns binsegeben, unb neuerbines
fpi4 ieber Sau9 BON 5arbe aus ib4m
Ge1i9t. Robert tpp1te iid einen effett=
bollen slbgane fi6ern, oas mar uGles,
Heue empfanb er ni9t, in feinen @e@
iinnungen mar fein MechIel etngetrez
ten. Oieie GrfenntniB psrlieh ibr bic
8raft, penisitens Die dnbere @uhe gu
beipabren, unb i'm feit ani9auenb, ers
tpiberte iie pbne 30eern: sd aiirne
Dir ni9t, boriiber barfit On berubiet
fein, baB i'd aber befonbers gut bon
Dir benfen fsa. tannit Du peber erz
iparten non perlangen."
8renfen, Der bisher eefenften aopfes
Dor ibr eeftanben, ri4tete fid iebt auf
unb f6aute iie unenbli9 traurtg an.
rWarum ni4t2"
nWir ipollen uns iiberfliiiiige unb
peinlide grDrteruneen 5pareit."
(5ortieBuna folat).
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Narrte ben Sob.

6err 6. 9. Wunoap, elm &ebts=
anpalt pun 6enrietta, 9eras, narrte
einitens einen Ipotengrdber. @r
1aet: rWein 8ruber NOR bur1 Ma=
laria unb @elbiubt aeiunbbeitlib
iebr beruntergefomtnen. Sd iiber=
reoete i'm, Electric Bitters su per=
iuhen uno balo oarauf >beiierte 1i1
iein 3ultano AUDI 5uiebenos; aber
er iebte ben @ebraub oieier Weoi5in
fort, biz er pollitanoia tpieoerberee=
iteat mar. tSd bin fe1t bapon iiber-
seugt, baB Electric gitters" i'm BON,
gobe errettet bot. Dieles Wtittel
treibt Walaria unb Sieber aus oen
SDitent, tDbtet &ranfbeits Seine
unb reiniet bas Blut; f0roert Die
Beroauung, regulirt Die 2eber uno
Die 9isren; beilt Geritopfune, Dps@
peplie, Nerpoftdt, yeieren 9eiben
uno Srauenz 4ranfbeiten unb frdftiet
ben gansen &Drper. Breis 25 gts.
3u baben 6ei S. 8alteper & Spbn,
@eo. S. Shnnitt, giaentbiimer, ,unb
Go. DreiB.
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& e d b iteI

Ser folsenbe Wornlittas persins fir
@ertrub 9olften fehr langfam unb in
banger Beflommenbett, bic es ibr un=
m0slif madte, BET irgenb elmer 8e=
fhdftigung aus5ubarren. sic batte
balb bies, balb jenes porgenommen, Biz
iie f4liebli9 bic 3pedloiigfeit aller
.MblenfunssDeriu4e einfub. Sept ging
iie in ibrem 3immer auf unb ab, bes
Suifi5ratbs barrenb, Der fid fdpn iiber
eine baIbe @tunbe Bel Der Wlutter Be-
fanb. Gobalb iie ibre Gage poaftdnbig
iiberfeben fonnte, ipiirbe ibr tpobl aud
ipieber lei9ter tperben; bic f9limmfte
@etpibbeit iit nod Ianse niat 10
fdlimm als bic Qualen bes beftdnbisen
3peifels, bes 9inz unb 9erf6tpantens
atpiiden Soften unb 6iirdten! Dieis
grfabrung batte iie am lebten Mbenb
tpieber eema9t, als iie aus Robert
8renfens Munbe bic 8eltdtigung befIen
erbaIten. mas fdon feit beinabe anbertz
balb Sabren ME eine brpbenbe WDlfe
ppr ibr geitanoen batH. 9eute ihon
badte iie in tpsit srDBsrer Rube an Jpn
uls 5upor, 5piihen ibm unb ibr mar
nun alIes fIar, unb an bic Steae pei@
nisenber 8efiirdtunsen, bic autpeilen
nit tpiebereripa4enbem Soften gepeds
felt, mar 0erudtung getreten. 6ielt
ibre augenblidlihe Stimmung Stanb,
10 burfte tie iid pobl als serettet be-
tradten.
m9err bon 8renten lofen fragen, oh
Romteiie fi9tbar ieien pber gu tpelder
Stunbe er fpieberfommen folle24 err
tOnte pl0Blith oes aammermdoaens
Stimme bon Der 5hiire ber.
Die iunes Dame fubr aus iArem
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Sin sexbmmaernser Millionar.

Giuer Der reidften Manner Der gSelt, ait etne
MilliarOe Dollars luertb buneert 3u Sooe. neil iein
Ma9en orr6 Sorse uno @neit bei Der gerpaltuns
ieines unsebeuren 9erm6sens idfpu6 getporoen 1T.
Seine 9eroauung 1T setriittet uno Der Wa9en fam
oesbalb nidt Nabruug aiintiliren gsas nubi
&ei6tbum, iuenn Cure @eIunobeit meg iii2 Sails
guer Maeen ii6 in einem slei6en 3uaanOe befinbet,
eteibpiel aus iuelder ltra6e, 10 fan9t an, IpiOrt
6ofetters's Magenbitters 5u sebraa6en Gs 1T bies
oas eieene 6ausmiel Der gatur fit ben Wtasen unO
miro ben appetit 5urhdbrinsen, Die gerOauuns per-
felt MAIDEN uno @uffoben gldbiu&t Snspepfie,
geriopiune, @alleoersftune, iotuie 2eber= unb
9iierenleoen beilen. Sas e6te 1T bel alien Dro=
euiifen gu faufen unb bat uniere griuatmarte am
6alie Der GlaIde
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Gin id,redlidber ltmfaa,

ibreibt Or. 81. &elett BON @ilIifprb,
Nrf., nitieB fiir5lid einem @iien=
babn=Nrbeiter bierielbft 5u. Sein
5u6 tpuroe aui grdBlihe Nrt aer=
bruft, aber 8udlens Nrnica Salbe
BELT i'm in tur5er Belt" 9ieie
Salbe lit einfab grDBartie fir Brano=
unb Shnittpunoen, Beulen uno
6autANusihlas. Sc 1T oas bette
Mittel fir Dbengenannte 3mefe, oas
eS in Der @elt eiebt. Seilung miro
gnrantirt. Breis 25 gts. grbdltli9
bel S. 3alteper & SDbn, @e0. s.
S. Sbmitt, gigentbiituer, uno Gb.
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