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The Washington times., 1904-03-24
WIFE OF AUTHOR
SUES HER FATHER
Mrs. Seton Seeks to Re
cover $4,000.
AGREED TO PAY THE AMOUNT
But When Successful Book Appeared,
Banker Gallatin Stopped Interest
and Refused Settlement.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 24-The suit
of Grace Gallatin Thompson Seton. wife
of Ernest Thompson Seton, the writer
against her father, Albert Gallatin, to
recover $1,000. was tried here yesterday
and e5,o submit submitted to Superior Judge sloss
When Mr GaIatin secured a divorce
from his wife in 1879 he agred 70 pay
his wife a regular monthly sum for
Grace's support and to give the girl
$4,000 when she was eighteen When
Grace reached this age her father
agreed 10 pay her the interest. as ne
had not the amount free at the time
lie paid this interest at the rate Of s
per cent for ten years Then, when her
husbands book. wild Animals 7 Have
known" appeared Mr. Galiatin advised
Grace that he could not pay her interest
any more. and that he could not pay
the principal. but that he had provided
for her in his viii.
In 1889 she came to California and
protested personally. as she had by let
ter against her fathers refusal TO pay
her what he owed her. He refused to
pay. and even threatened 70 cut her out
OF his will II she bothered him. His de-
Tense in court was that the agreement
made with his first wife was voluntary
and without consideration, and that un-
der the law he IS not obliged to carry II
out Airs. Seton lives at 50 West For
tieth Street. New York. and her deposit
ton which included copies Of many let
tiers, was read I'm court. Mr.. Gallatin Is
"A Sacrament banker. and has lost prop
erty I'm recent years
The Washington times., 1904-03-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Edwin o. Booth. p. and Ella King. %.
Andrew w Hughes. IS. Rosslyn. Va.
and Mary V. Sorrell. Sc. District Of Co
lumbia
James NJ Ford 80. and Mary E. Fer
guson %.
Fayette G. Brown. % and Anna P.
Van Patten. %.
John Queen. a and Emma Washing
ton. 20.
Isaac H. Trunnen. %. and Victoria a.
Pertch. %
George J. Randall. %. and Kathren NJ.
X. Munro. 20.
Robert Campbell. q. and Jennie Gar
ner %.
John B. Garnet p. and Julia Brown.
William r. Bowles. Is. District OF Co
lumbia. and Florence NJ Moore. IS. Mar
shall county. Va.
John wilkins. a. and Sarah Ash. 90
jacob J. PelHngton. SO. and Charlotte
Nash. ~
Albert d. White. p. and Cassie NJ.
Lynn. 20 both Of Clifton Forge. Va.
The Washington times., 1904-03-24
MARINES ROBBED
CAPT. R. ]. WYNNE
Goods Taken in Washington and Sold
Here-Trial Now 0n--0ne
Man Confesses.

With the hope of mitigating his pun
ishment, one Of the marines who was a
member of the gang which is said to
have robbed Acting Quartermaster Capt.
Robert J. Wynne of $1,000 worth Of
Government goods at the Washington
barracks Of the Marine Corps last Au-
gust, pleaded guilty today, and his ac-
completes have been placed on trial.
There are seven members Of the gang.
and so complete is the evidence against
them that the officers say all viii be
convicted. The accused are Sergt An
Drew NIeilOtt Acting Quartermaster
Sergt William Chan. and Privates
Charles +. McMullen. Harry +. TholsOn,
Edward B. Wentworth. Waldo +. Smith,
and Henry Montague.
Though all Of the thefts were COM
mitted in Washington, and nearly ali
Of the stolen property was disposed Of
here, the fact that the stealing was
going on was first discovered IN Pana-
ma, during the occupation Of the canal
strip by the marines.
one of the gang made statements
while under the influence of IiouOr
which came TO the ears Of Sergeant
Davis, who informed Adit Gen. II.
Leonard. The latter had McMuuen. the
man in question, brought before him,
and McMullcn confessed. Word was
cabled to Washington Of what was go
ing on. and the men We're arrested at
various points Montague being taken
into custody in the Philippines.
According to the evidence the thefts
were planned by Chan. who is a Chinese
haif-breCd. Captain Wynne was sick at
the time nd officers Were short because
OF the extra service in Central America.
Wynne was compelled TO go away and
Chan was left in charge OF the clothing.
He took others into his confidence, gave
them the clothing. which was taken out
OF the barracks and disposed OF IL at
various secondhand stores In Washing
ton The thefts extended over three
months. When the discovery WAS made
In Panama local detectives were asked
TO aid the marines, and some OF the
property was recovered.
The Washington times., 1904-03-24
JUMPED FROM CAR
WINDOW IN DREAM
Lieutenant Gardner, on Way to Visit
Mother in New England,
Loses Both Legs.

GALVESTON, Texas, March "a
Lieut. Barton Z. Gardner, U. s. A, on
turlough from his company in Arizona,
twenty-five years old, a passenger on an
eastbOund Southern Pacific train Tues
day night. going 70 visit his mother
in Massachusetts, when the train was
nearing Flatonia awoke as the brake
man called out the name of the station
and jumped out OF the window.
He rolled under the I-ain and had both
legs cut Off Immediate medical atten.
ton was given. and the patient Is rest
ing well, with good prospects OF recoy-
cry.
He said that when he heard the brake
man announce the station he dreamed
his captain commanded a charge. and It
was this that caused the accident.
The Washington times., 1904-03-24
my AGE IS MY OWN
PRIVATE BUSINESS"
Thus Speaks Rebecca Per-
lie in Open Court.
WITNESS IN OWN BEHALF
Suing for $4,000 Damages for Alleged
Assault and Touchy as to
Her Years

My age is my own private affair and
business, and I don't propose to tell 1t
unless I am told to do so by the court q"
This was the answer OF Rebecca R.
PerEe to an attorney today in Circuit
Court No. l. She is suing Jerome Hub
bard to recover $4,000 as damages for
assault and battery she alleges he made
upon her.
The plaintiff was asked her age by her
own counsel and she declined to state
it. Subsequently she was annoyed when
the question was put TO her again by
counsel for the defense.
II was then that she declared that
she would not tell her age unless di-
rected 10 DO so by the court.
Justice Barnard informed counsel that
II the Information was insisted upon he
would direct the witness 10 answer.
The question was not pressed.
The Washington times., 1904-03-24
Mr.. ABEL DISPOSES
OF LARGE ESTATE

A certified copy of the will Of Edwin
f. Abel, Of Baltimore. was fled today
with the Register of Wills for the Dis
tFict- He leaves his estate 20 his sons,
A. s. and Walter W. Abel. in trust.
He directs the income from his prop
erty to be divided. One-fourth to his
wife, Elizabeth Maxwell Abel; one
fourth TO his daughter. Mary Abel Nor
gan, and one-fourth TO each Of his sons.
HIS sons are named executors.
The Washington times., 1904-03-24
Children's
Tam O'Shanters.

i special let of Children's
Serge Tam O'Shanters, 50e. All
wool serge, with silk embroidered
anchors on front. The shape Is
the full width crown that is new
sthiS season.
We are the exclusive agents
for Washington for the Buster
Brown" Hat for children.
The Washington times., 1904-03-24
REAL ESTATE NOTES

Mrs. Mary Velai of SIG Ninth Street
northwest. has bought from Joseph Paul
the building adjoining hers. No. ga, for
so, 100 She win thus have a frontage Of
IorIy ieet on which she will make i'm
proVement costing SO, 900. the chief fea-
lure or which is that both stores viii
pc thrown into one The house SO Ninth
street S.. was sold few days ago by Mr.
The Washington times., 1904-03-24

The plans for the United States Naval
Hospital, on the old Observatory
grounds. will be revised By Surgeon Gen
eral Rixey. because the lowest bid male
BY the General supply and Construction
Company OF New York was S. 420 in ex-
cess OF the appropriation. which is S125--
900. All the firms who submitted bids
Will be invited TO put in others.
The Washington times., 1904-03-24
Our 81 Hat.

1t has become the best known
hat in Washington for two rea-
sons: The styles are always
right ANYTHING that Is new you
will find in this grade. The
quality is the same that is usually
sold for $500. We guarantee
every hat TO wear TO your perfect
satisfaction.
Two of the most popular hats
of the season are
The Stanhope-a soft hat,
rolled high in the back, dipped
front, a shape that Is decidedly
new.
Block No. IA stiff hat,
slightly tapering crown. fiat SET
brim, with wide fat curl. En-
tremely snappy hat for stylish
dreSSeTs.
The Washington times., 1904-03-24
$3.50 and So
Ladies' Shoes, Dl. 40

One lot of about 20 pairs OF
Ladies Hand-turned Oxford
Ties, in Patent Kid, Wei Kid.
Kid and Patent Tip, Cuban ana
French Heel, Low Button, Lace.
and Butcher Cut.
The new tan calf Gibson ties
are ready. Something new tour
OWL idea won't be found else
where. Rich brown shade-iuSi
the thing for walking. wide rio
bon laees and new
Castillian heel. All 60 On
sizes .......... w
Also the new tan Butcher. Ok
ford, or our new "Swagger" last.
The Washington times., 1904-03-24
Blouse Waists, 20
Real Value 75C... QUO

Plain White ard Fancy Fig
ures, with or without collars
Sizes 5 TO ID years. Made IN the
very newest effects. Stylish, and
will absolutely give satisfaction.
The Washington times., 1904-03-24
Csc and soc Boys
Knee Pants OSC

Atwood and fast eolors. Pat
ent bands and tapped seams.
Sizes s to l6 years. Cut from
small ends of our piece. goods.
The Washington times., 1904-03-24

Connecticut Avenue Heights. It has a
frontage OF 44.24 feet, and a total area
OF 4,2s5 square feet. The price paid was
Si4. 40.
The Washington times., 1904-03-24

- Alexander Britton has purchased from
Cod- q IA. Mills, through J. B. Winner
The Washington times., 1904-03-24
Boys Headwear.
Boys Caps, soc.

We have made this line partie-
ularly strong. Every style of cap
that is worn, we have in this
grade Norfolk. Golf, Yacht,
College shape. The patterns
comprise everything that is new.
Style, material, and workmanship
are the best.
The Washington times., 1904-03-24
You Will Be Delighted
With These
Shoe Values.

One lot Of Children's guaran-
teed Patent Colt, lace shoes.
Dull kid top, spring and low
heels. New shapes. Every pair
guaranteed. Every size up TO
Misses ,. S1.l5 instead of $500.
One lot of BOYS and Youths
Black Wax and Satin Calf and
Wei Kid Lace Shoes, with oak
SoleS. Comfortable shapes.
Sl.25 instead Of $500.
The Washington times., 1904-03-24
For Friday and
Saturday Only.

We viii sell the ~Saks FLYER"
Bicycles. equipped with Hart
Tnr.l Tirnc Htccl.,. nvt On. %,
The Washington times., 1904-03-24

handle bars, chOlct
of many saddles.
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0pm 8~riegSS6auplas.

0as ruiiiide BriienQeridt bat
Die ss0rtnabme oes en9lii6en Dant1
piers n@%bettenbam" i'm Suli eutee=
beiBen.
- 8ie Die Ruiien aus Muteen
meloen, muroe am "a. Nopember
Elm Ingriff Der Sapaner auf Den
Bulitous6lael 5urideeiblasen.
= Die Sapaner meloen, aus Dem
9aeer our Wutoen, baB lie am 25.
uno 26. 0ouember Nugrlffe Der Gul=
fen suritdgelh1aeen bdtteu.
Der 9orrelpouoent Der 2on=
ooner nEimes" in gotiD meloet, oaB
Die beioen aroBen polittld1en Bar=
teten in Sopan Die 6~Drtiebuug bea
&rteges %perlauaen.
Sn Der @egeno upn Mutoeu
bat am 5onnabeno Elm furdtbarer
Sturm getobt.
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Wtrhanantsppnc aataitruppen

Na9ldiiigteit 1T fir mqn6e @iiens
Observation-Disclosures beranttportli6, unb
aug berieIben llria9e mirb man1er,
Der all SaIs' u1b 2uttgenleiben labOz
riert, at @runbe geri6tet. Seitbem
man aber Or. Sings Neue @ntbefulg
fir 66pinbIu9t, SuIten unb @rfQls
tung bat, f0nnen ielbf Die l6limmiten
Sdae gebeilt merben nhb bOifnungss
loie &%elignation 1T ni6t ldnger n0tig.
Mlrs. 2oiS @ragg pOn Oordeiter,
DIAL, 1T cine Der 8ieler, 6erel Sc
ben bur9 Sr, Sings Nelle @ntbefung
g~erettet morben lit. 0as groBe Ntittel
fir ole 2rugens unb 9alS : Srantbei
ten pirb gurantiert bon ben apotbefen
bon q. S. s, S6mibt unb abolpb
OreiS,
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@efabren buri,ierter Wabrnnss.
mifteI.

Nls Die oeutlhe 8egieruna por suei
Sabren @inlprub geaen oas nit
Boridure bebanoelte 5leiib uulerer
| Sleilbbarone erbob, ba erbob ii1 eirl
Sturm Der gntriiitung IN ameritants
l1en 3eitungen. Oas osutihe
Observation-Disclosures muroe artQe=
grifen. urteile Don bieItgen uno oeuts
iben Gbemifern, melhe Die unihdo=
lihteit oer 8orprdparate pertiinoie.
ten, ms 5elo gefiibrt.
Seitoem uno mol auf @runo beg
@iuiprubs Der oeutiden &eaieruua
bat unier Gegierungss gbemifer Or.
Wilep feline. betannten unterlucbun-
gen NIT spDlf geiunoen iunaen 2eu.
ten angeitellt. Dieier Eaae bat er
iib oor oer Stem gorter meoisiniifen
Qtaoemie iber Die gr9ebniiie ieiuer
Beriuhe aus9elproben. Sic geben
benz Observation-Disclosures redt.
4urS uno bunoig iprab ith Or.
Wilep babtn aus. oaB Die nit 8or.
idure uno Borar bebanbelten Nah.
runaSz uno @enuBmittel geIunobeiss
lhdolid, oaB iie gum 8rdleruierel
Der Hahrungsmittel nibt nDtig ieiea
uno lire G%ermenoung oesbalb per
boten neroen iolte. ginerlei. %
feline Berlubsubiette nit erDBereu
DDien in turaer 2piihenrdum IN
poer in tleiner DDien, bic in so "a.
gen perabreidt, bebanoelt tuurben.
Die SDlgen tpnren oieielben. Erie,
fenoe Wuaen, Ropfibmers. Wbnabni
oes Nppetits, Senihtsoerluit, Gb
nabme Der 9ebinfunttionen uao
&eiaune Der 3ieren.
Da8 itno mol qenug @riiuoe. Die
Teruenbuna aIer 8or : Brdpnrate
CUR 0altbarmahung upn Iahrungs,
mitteln 81 nerbieten. Oerr @ileb
iagt NIT Geht, oaB mir biersulanoe
oieie BrdleroationSmittel nlGt nots
menoig bdtten. Benu fie aber ae=
braubt miroen. 10 ioQte Der 2ulab
auf ben gtifetten aaaegeben meroen.
oamit Der &dufer meuieitens miiie.
oaB er bDriIierte Nubrunesmittel
taufe. 90 bic Bermenouns BON
Borar uno BDridure in Nmerita cine
iebr erOSe lit uno oas aroBe Bublis
tum teine Nbnuna ooer bod feine
@euiBhelt BON bieien 3uidben bat,
10 tperoen iabrein, iabraas Dem
menihlihen Organismus mebr Ooer
rpeniger groBe Wengen BON Bora
idure uno Borar auaefiibrt. obne oaB
es eennertt ruiro, biz Die @elunobeit
lblieBlih unteraraben 1T. Wan1ea
&upfmeb UNI rtanhes anoere unbe=
hagen mag feline uriade in boriiierten
Spei1en uoer GetrGnfen baben, mdb=
reno man bic l1riaheu gang anoerss
pu iubt. Benn Die Borprdparate
ihon bel 9eiunoen, trdftieen iungen
4euten Die genannten ihdbigenoen
Wirfungen BADEN, mie bel mehr bel
ben piel empfinoliheren &inoern!
Ser 9DnereB miro nidt umbiu
t6nnen, iih nit ben @raebnifien Der
8ileb'iden unteriudungen su befaf'
len, einerlei. tpie groB audi Der Wi-
oeritano perlbieoener Snouitrien, Die
nit 8or= Brdparaten arbeiten, iein
mag. Die GDltsgeiunobeit itebt b.
Der, ais Die @eibdftsintereiien Slns
3elr1er.
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Gin sort 9enig at benz 8eiien.
9hiere tun bns ME tuie6er, pas einmal
lble SDlgen fir iie gebabt bat; Der Nenlh
oagegen miro ielbt ourb S@acen nidbt
thug; er per9iBt nur 81 bdufig bic unans
%aenebu1en J0laen ieiner @enuBiuht unb
bic Seioen, Die burb unmaBi9feit i'm ST.
len un6 grinfen, unregelmd6ige 2ebens'
tueiie. iblecbte guft, Wangel an 8erpes
aun9, 9eiblerhtlihe Musibpeifung u.tu.
entiteben. 0enn aber geitDrte 8erbau.
Jung, &0pfpeb, Mppetitnerluft unb Ser.
r l5gnft setsd 5an ga nns sS saS !ssm i s1u iIb an.
seueen, baB ibm cine 8ranfbeit brpht,
Do erinnert er fih, baB ST. Bernard
3rdmterpillem ieit Sabrbunberten jid5
als Der bette unb unfeblbarfte Sober. BE
sulator ertuieien baberI. Der lie entbeft
tporben 1T. Sir Is Cents BEL N~potbetern
Ri haben.
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.2ptle" &ohle So. 50per Come.
CARR WOOD &COAL co.

gritaunlib lino Die Summer,
hie in ben Ser. Staten idbrlin an
2ebens Beritherungen ausgesablt
meroen. Sic beliefen iih i'm Sabre
1903 auf 2 5,842. 072 Dollars ooer
runo auf 10000 Dollars fir ieoen
Gag oes SabreS, Die SOnntage uno
5eiertaae abgerehnet. 1893 betru-
gen Die auseeaablten Yeriiherungen
liz, $685. 600 Dollars bic an Ser
ii@erte 9e5ablte Summe bat lib in
5ehn Sabren mebr oils perooppelt.
Set Der @runoung pDn 2ebensuers
iiheruugen in Nmerita baben Die
@eieaihaften iber orei uno cine piers
tel Wiiuiaroe Dollars ausaesablt.
Selbtoeritdnolih ltno oieie Summen
erft einaesablt moroen uno es Iino
nod @eihdfte banit aemadt mor=
Den aQein fHr piele lit bic 2ebens=
periiherung cine Sparqnlaae.
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Trete Hetie mad ct. Vonls mno
Striif.

I'm Den 8eiu9ern Der @eltauss
iteluna entgeaen5ufOmmen, miro Die
W. Sc. &9.=Babn (gbe &atp) einen
neuen SbneGsiia suiihen @aloe=
fton uno San GntoniD uno ct.
Souls einleeen uno Die erlte 8erion,
Die einen Nanen far oieien neuen
Bug e~inlenoet. Der araenpmmen
peroen miro, erhdlt elm 6reisgifet
BON iraeno elmer Station in 9eras
nab ct. Souls uno suriid pabreno
Der Iusfeaung. Die ~folaenben 8e=
oingunaen iino 51 be0bad1ten: Der
Same mub neu unb prlainea uno
turs uno perft6noli9 Iein. 4le Wtits
teilnnsen in 8esu9 bierauf finn 81
rihten an 8. &C
%. . bDr SEQ. 500 3.
Dnnas. 9eraS.
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gfiiklide observation-disclosures.

Bir baben cine aro6e Nuspobl
eeoieaeuer 8Uloz uno Silbers Naren
aaer &rt, ubren, 5ancp : grsitel,
Opernaldier. @~igarettens Gtuia. Sic.
genibirme. SpasieritDde uno oie(e
anoere artiReI. Die lid gu 8eib-
uadtsaeidenfen etgnen unb sualeid
niiblib uno mertnou fino.
@ebrii0er GriBer,
SuDelteFa.
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Sat fetac Mftuna ppr Dem alter.

% 1T cine S9anDe, mettn Die Su
geftb feline I6ttng mebr bor bem Nlz
ter bat. 4ber gall5 bas @egenteil gilt
bon Or. Sings Neuen 2ebenspillen.
9ieielben b%ereiten ben &~ranfbeiten Elm
@nbe, einerlei, mie f6mer lie linb uttb
gan5 obne 8iidfidt cuff ibr Nlter |!
@elbiu6t, Ger0auungsi6md6e, Sic
Der un0 Sartleibigfeit, ie alle pei6en
bieier pollfommetten piae. gu baben
fir rs @ents in ben Apptbefen BON 6,
S. s. SAmibt nnb IbDlph 9reik.
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r@elbe @aeen" Chips
$3.50 @ goro.
CARR WOOD & Coal Co.
sttd,t eiuem sag framf ieitseu.

SD ertranfte iebr i6per all einem
Nierenleiben, Sd periu6te ale m6gz
li9en 4rter bon Mebi5in, cher feine
einsige bapon balf mir, @ines Cages
iab i9 cine 4nseige bon Sbrem glecs
trio 8itters unb bei9lOB, bits 5u per,
iu6en. 3a@bem i9 MIR elm paar
Dozen baDon geuommen bate, Ders
ipiirte i'd bereits @rlei9terung nnb
balb barauf mar i'd %poltdnbig gebeilt
un6 bin ieit6em nod Hi6t pieber Ell
nen Sag franf getpeien. Na9barn
uOn mir iinb babur6 gebeilt iporben
bon &beumatiSmuS. Neuralgie 2eberz
unb Nierenleibert, ultb allgemeiner
S6pG6e. Das 1T es mas 9. s. 8aB
bon 6remont, &c. s., i9reibt. gu bas
ben fir 80 Gents in ben Npotbefen pom
q, S. s, S6mibt utlb N6olpb SreiB.
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Eeras.

Die @iienbabntommiiiion bat
in Gem Sale Ger 0Duitun @ait &
Beit 9era8 Railmap. Der iogenanns
ten r0arron @auge" =8abn, folgenoe
Sntideiounaeu abgeaeben: Die Ins
flaqe. baB Die 8abu unberebtiater
8eiie Bombs ausgegeben babe, wiro
fir nubeeritnbet gefuuoen uno fallen
geloiien; Die Nntlase aber, oaB Die
Bobu in @trflihfett Der SDutbern
Baciftc aebDrt. miro fir ridtia be-
Iuuoen uno Der @enernlanmalt miro
augenielen. Elm 8erfabren gegeu Die
Balm ein5uletten.
8eim SbeibenibieBen in 8atg
wuroe Elm iunger Wauu Namens
@6as. gDam BON elnem Befan1teu
ourG 3ufaa erihoi1en.
Die aaufleute in Dorftoun bas
ben in oieier Saiion ungefabr 10000
3urteps uno u, 900 6iibner uerlanot.
- Nus 2areoo miro aenel0et. oaS
bort 5uoiel Eeaen fiir Den 2mlebels
bau geFallen lei.
g. 8. See in O0niton crblelt
pom einem getuiiieu Btlliam Wlllams
eineu Jauitiblae ms 8eiidt; an
beIIen Solaen er ltarb. 8llllams
uuroe unter Der Nnt(age oes Worz
oes oerbaftet.
= aeDnbarot S. Sbmiot in Reu=
Berlin, elmer Der dlteIteu beutlben
Bempbner pDn Guadalupe @Duntp,
lit %aeitorben.
Bel einem 8icnic in Der Ndbe
pDn Nuftin itarSten st. .. Batts
uno eugene Belber. lebterer elm
Sunse Don Is Sabren, einen iteilen
Mbbang btnunter uno soqeK iib
1bpere Berlebungen gu.
$. 6. 9reDfuo. Gin b%efannter
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aus ct. 4ouis,
1T in Wuitin aeitorben.
Im Greitaa mur0e 5reo. 9aube,
elm iuneer Wsann BON "a Sabren, Der
BEL Wl1iam Shenfemib in @onsules
mpbnte, BON einem Bfero, baS er
einfanaen mDate. aegen Den unter=
leib eeltfaeen uno 10 ibwer uerlest,
oaB er am ndbiten Gage ftarb.
SIN 6auie Uon Grau 6. 8.
Rirf(ano in 6%ouft0n 6ei3bts muroe
&rnoto s. gole, Der bort mobnte.
BON einem semiiien Got" Steueus
eeiboiien uno ihmer peruunoet.
Stebens lit entfloben.
Sn Der Wdbe oes Srtes Shell
Don BEL 6Duiton muroe Die balbuer.
neite 9eihe zines gemifien Nlfreo
Benlon, Der bel Der Sbeloon Canal
Company aneeitent mar, e%efunoen.
BeniDn bate ieinem 2eben ourh Ct
bdnQen Elm gnoe gena9t.
Ser Bau Der 8rDmnspile Balm
BON &obstoun nan Clinton ioa ios
fort in Ingrif aeuDmmen meroen,
oamit Die StreGe am Is. Jebrnar
er6ffnet meroen fann.
Das Blinn Wtemorial College
miro nidbt nab Seauin perleat tper.
Den lonbern in 8renbam bleiben.
6amitas r,abt tpuroe in Dali
las auf Dem Central : Babn : @eleile
in Der Ndbe Der Marp : StraBe elm
BeiBer Nar1ens SDbn Douabertp
BON einem farbiaen Weaelagerer ans
gefaaen uno ourb einen BiftOlens
ibuB ihtper uernunoet.
s. @. Shaubert. Der Setretdr
Der Acme Cement Company, oeren
8erfe in Der Wdbe BON Guanah lie-
gen, nurbe nenlidb abenos BON stpei
Wdnnern iiberfaIen uno bepuBtlus
aeiblaaen. Seine Nngreifer marfen
i'm oann in Den @rDesbed Greet uno
burh oas talte 8aiier muroe er mies
Der gum BewuBtiein aebraht. gr
lift nur leibt perlebt.
Die Simmons Han@ in 2ipe
Dat COUNTY. melhe $1,000 Nder
umfaBt, 1T an 2eute aus SQinDis
pertauft mDrben. Sic beSablten So
biz 81 per Nder.
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Gs tit nebr Eotarr6 IN oieIer 4egeno oes Gan:
beg, ais pon alien anOereu Grantbeiten 5llannen
nno big III ben leBten Sabreri gait er ais unbeilbar
9iele Sabre lang %ertldrten Sofforen ibn fir cine 10.
tals Rrontbeit uno idrieben lotale 6eilrlittel onr
Mot %fllrirter, ertldrten lie i'm fir unbeilbar. 3t
8tiienl6aft bat b%euieier, oaB Ratarrb cine @oniti:
tutionsfrantbeit il uro oeBbalb fonfitutionelle Be.
b~anolung e%rtorbert. 6alf's Gatarrl
Sur, %fabri8irt oon s.. S. @benep& So.
Soteoo, Ohiio, 1T bic einaige coafitutionelle &lr in
bon 10 Sropfen biz 3u einem Sbeelofet boil genotn.
men. Sic iuirf brett auf oos 8lut nno Die Ialei:
MICE Oberldbe oes Gplens. Sic bieten einbur;
pert Dollars flr jeoen Sal, Den lie 81 thrieren Der:
teblt: 2aBt Gn6 @irculare uno 3engniffe fommeu
IbreHiert:
SIS. @benee s. Co., aoleoo, Ohio.
9ertauit bon naelf Mposasfern, @reis I;
@ents Die fylnihe.
sonH's SanIiiiens u sleH iino Die bfftsn.
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Brief NiHe.
Serrert 2ifte,

$erren . 2iftes
8auI 8ins-2es Braoen-Sas Bufosti
s 8runfpig-garl 8iibpp- &arlps Nnier
Wr. gDnro6-9 9ardbe = Sttp &raus-
SDs. &luniced- Better 2inbburq g 8
WDper- SIG Maper - 81 @obmer- rn.
Scbaefer-S B Storm-S Sbdfer.
9tusIdnbtfMe.
Befie Ndermann-Ntrs. s 6 Sacpbs-
Mrs. Suite 9iebert - Mrs. Gppbia Mids
Mfrs; 9 Beihlein = Mrs. Nnnie Bitts
engel-Mlice @ernette.
9~amens3fte
Msrtin 9uhrmann.
Die merifaniide gentralba5a
miu IN @uaoalaiara elm aroBes 6uteI
baueu.
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ps" Beaeu nteortaer Staten cur
Beltau8Steauna nod st. Qouis oia
9egas & Bacific Balm befroQt ire
eeno einen 9idet Aaente.. ooer
idreibt an 6. 3. 9urner, @eue
ral- BniiaQier' Gaent. Dallas, Tera8.
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2lhfunN!

lamaien. rpelde an lhlebten Stra.
Ben m0bnen, meroen b6flibit eriubt.
ibr 6uls i'm trudenen Better gu be-
iteaen,
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Sn Der tonmenoen Sibung oes
&ongreiies miro iih Der Senat nit
Der e~oeltuelen Gbiebuna oes Bun=
oess Gid3ters Swupne in Slorioa be-
ibaftigen. Da3u miro ieBt Material
gelummelt uno babel fomInen meet
uiroiae 9inge 81 Gage. so bat
Spapne auf ieinen Inltsretlen Der
Geaterun9 INNER $40 pro Sag als
6otelfoiten angerednet, iebt iagen
aber Die uerihieoenen 6etelbeiiber
BET oenen er l0giert bat. aus. oaB fte
ME mebr als $3.50 big $500 pm
ibn betommen. 8enn es init ben
iibrigen Inflagen itd auh 10 per6alt,
Damn miro eS mol lhleht urt cen
Germ Hihter iteben.