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The daily sentinel., 1905-03-31

An attractive line Of advertising
matter is being distributed for the
engagement Of the Honolulu Queen
Comedy Company The colored peo-
pie are working faithfully to make
the entertainment a success and
should he accorded a liberal patron
age on the evening Of the show. APP
riI Z.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-31

Miss Matte r. Evans, a very pop
ular young lady from Princeton, Mo,
who has been visiting in the city for
the past eight months, left this morn
ing for her eastern home. She likes
Grand Junction very much and re
grets her departure While here she
made many close friends who hope
she may some time return to this
city for another visit
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-31

The election race will be decided
on roller skates at the Auditorium
Tuesday night. April 4 Every can
didate Will be represented Many
fine features and good time for ev-
erybody. Don't miss it.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-31

Bacon & Spaulding are determ-
ined to have a modern and attractive
suite of ice cream and refreshment
parlors in connection with their can
dy kitchen. Several workmen are
still employed placing the fixtures
and painting the interior of the
building. The Elite is growing in
popularity daily.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-31

Pat Clary, the well known fore
man Of the platform at the union
depot, has rendered his resignation
to take effect April ., and will un-
doubtedly accept position with the
H. G. Bedwen Livery Company.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-31

VI course you are going to enjoy
Yourself at the election race on roll
Ter skates at the Auditorium Tues
day night. April 4. One of the best
skating parties of the season.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-31
LOWE BROS. n CO., TIMERS.

128 n. Fifth ST., Grand Junction.
Notice to Ranchmen.
Galvanized Spray Tanks an
Pumps a speciality. Tin and Galvan-
lied Guttering. Tin Roofing and all
kinds of repair work. Stove Castings
ordered. Phone 1853 Black.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-31

Do not purchase half dead plants
at the stores when you can get palms,
ferns and all kinds of blooming
plants, vegetable plants, shade trees,
fruit trees, shrubs, vines and bulbs
that will live and give satisfaction
for less money at the Floral Park
Nursery Company's greenhouses, at
Twelfth street and Grand avenue.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-21

ache and as 1 have heard that you can give
heluful advice to girls in my condition, am
writing you Myrtle Mills, Oquawka, Ill.
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:- lSecond Letter)
at is with the feeling of utmost gratitude
that l write to you to tell you what your
valuable medicine has done for me, when d!
wrote you In regard TO my condition had
consulted several doctors, but they failed to
understand my case and did not receive
any benefit from their treatment. followed
YOUR advice, and took Lydia K. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and am now healthy
and well, and all the distressing symptoms
which had at that time have disappeared. -
Myrtle Mills, Oquawka, Ill.
Miss Matilda Borman writes Mrs.
Pinkham as follows;
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-@
"Before taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound my monthlies were IregI-
lar and painful, and 1 always hao sucn
dreadful headaches
"But since taking the Compound my head
aches have entirely left me, my monthlies are
regular, and am getting strong and we'll.
am telling all my girl friends what Lydia e.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has done for
me. Matilda Borman, Pennington, Iowa
II you know of any young girl who
is sick and needs motherly advice, ask
her to address Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn.
Mass, and tell her every detail OF her
symptoms, and to keep nothing back.
She will receive advice absolutely free,
from a source that has no rival in the
experience of woman's s ills, and 1t will, i
followed. put her on the right road to
strong, healthy and happy womanhood
/ Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound holds the record for the creates
number Of cures of female ills OF an!
medicine that the world has eve
known. Why don't you try itP
DmpOund Makes Sick Women We'll
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-21

Every mother possesses information
which is of vital interest to her young
daughter.
Too often this is never impaired or is
withheld until serious harm has result
ed to the growing girl through her
ignorance of natures mysterious and
wonderful laws and penalties.
Girls over-sensitiveness and modesty
often puzzle their mothers and battle
physicians, as they SO often withhold
their confidence from their mothers
and conceal the symptoms which ought
to be told to their physician at this
critical period.
When a girls thoughts become slug
kish, with headache, dizziness or dis
position to sleep, pains in back or lower
limbs, eyes dim, desire for solitude
when she is a mystery to herself an6
| friends, her mother should come to hel
aid, and remember that Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound will a.
this time prepare the system for thu
coming change, and start the menstrua
period in a young girls life withou
pain or Irregularities.
Hundreds of letters from young girl
and from mothers, expressing thei
gratitude for what Lydia e. Pinkham'
Vegetable Compound has accomplishe'
for them, have been received by tn
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., a
Lynn, Mass.
Miss Mills has written the two TO
lowing letters to Mrs. Pinkham, whic
will be read with interest:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:- First letter.
liam but fifteen years Of age, am depresse,
have dizzy spells, chills, headache and bacl
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-21

Of white carnations were artistically
arranged about the room. The color
scheme was purple, and gauze stream
ers were gracefully festooned from
the electroliers and over the doors,
while the clubs motto, Vita Sine
Literis Mors est" was conspicuously
displayed in the reception room.
Dainty hand-painted souvenir cards
were given upon which the following
program was written:
usic-Instrumental (selected) 49,.
Miss Hartman
Brief history of the club .....
...... Mrs. Beckwith
Vocal solo-"Where the Lindens
| Bloom" ..... Mrs. N. Berkeley
Humorous reading go. Mrs. E. Skiles
Vocal solo-'The Violets" ......
Miss Hartman
"a Little Sermon. Mrs. T. G.. HALEY
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-21

Recitation .,...... DR.. Dixon Jones
Instrumental solo -. Miss Hartman
After the completion of the pro-
gram which was well rendered, the
guests played a number of progress
sive games.
Delicious refreshments were served.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-21

The long and bitter fight at Seat
tie for and against the retention OF
Mother" Ryther as matron of a
waits home has come to an end
She stays. She has been matron oi
the institution for over 20 years.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-21

says one of the spectators. Eyes" "
says his companion. but when fin
ished It would be like the sheeny's
cloth-the right shine would be miss
ing" c. f. M'LELLAN.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-21
VICTORIA, QUEEN
OF THE NORTH
c. Il. M'LELIlAN DE-
sCRIBES VANCOUVER ISLAND.

Nanaimo, the Coal Mining Camp ON
the Island, is Visited-A Miracu-
Ious Catch OF Herring i'm the Bay
Fish Made Into OIL and Guano-
Beautiful View of the Sea-Enter-
tanning Story From Umatilla Coun-
" Writer and Traveller.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-21
Notice to Debtors.

All persons indebted to us will
please call and settle at once, as we
need the money to pay bills.
D. KEMLER & SON,
The grocers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-21
Ms WoMEN'S CLUBS
Thursdnr Afternoon Club.

The Thursday Afternoon club was
charmingly entertained by Mrs. T. NJ.
Henderson. Thursday. The theme for
discussion was James Whitcomb
Riley" Roll call was responded to
with short poems from Riley's
Rhymes of Childhood" The selec-
tions showed conclusively that his
popularity rests upon his simplicity,
warmth and genuiness. A short but
able paper on the life of James Whit
comb Riley was read by Mrs. Bert
Huffman; Mrs. A. ]. Owen, who read
his Career as a Journalist" gave the
history of the publication of the IA
nous poem, "Leonainie," which she
recited with a great deal of express
sion. Mrs. James Fee read Riley's
Bear Story; or What Alec Told His
self" which completed the program,
after which the ladies were invited in
to the dining room, where a dainty
luncheon was served by Mrs. Hender-
son, assisted by Miss Floy Wells.
Musical Club Afternoon.
The Musical Club was delightfully."-
entertained at the home of Mrs. j
Ross Dickson, Saturday evening Mrs
John Vert was director and had ar
ranged the program which was mis-
cellaneous in character and every de-
tail was carried out in a charming
manner. Following is the program
Instrumental -Mazurka, Mos-kows-k
Mrs. ]. e. Bean.
Vocal SOLO
(a)-"The Violet >, Mildenber!
(b)--"A Little Thief .... Sterl
Miss Jessie Hartman.
nstrumental-Polka de Concert g..
Bartle
Mre. A. Kunkel.
) Vocal solo-"A Rose Fable" Hawle
Miss Nell Cameron.
Instrumental Intermezzo from
"Cavelleria Rusticana" ........
Mrs. Bertha Guernsey,
Vocal solo
, (a)-"The Swallows. -. Cove
(b)-"Contentment" -. Gayno
Mrs. J. Ross Dickson.
Instrumental-Raps ..'.... Lis'
Mrs. Helen Marston.
Vocal solo
(a)-"The Rosary" 80. Nevi
(b)-"Good-bye Marie" Pessar
Miss Rena Ferguson.
Vocal solo
Vocal solo-"A Resolve" ......
.. H. De Fonlenaillt
Mrs. ]. A. Borie.
The Thursday Afternoon club wi
. be entertained by Mrs. T. G.. Halle
? Thursday. "Expositions" will be II
> subject under discussion.
Mrs. G. I. LaDow will be hoste
;, for the Current Literature club FIR
u day, January 81. Program will
as given in the year book.
. Delightful Annual Event.
D. The event of the week in club al
2. social circles was the Current Liter
l. ture clubs 18th annual club evenin
r which took place at the residence
+ Judge and Mrs. G. A. Hartman,
% Friday. It has long been the custo
,e to celebrate at this season of t
IS year, in an appropriate manner t
IS clubs anniversary, in which meeti
te the husbands of the members a.
-e other guests participate.
ct The spacious parlors of Jud
re- Hartman's home~ were beautiful
,e decorated with a profusion of viole
the clubs flower, while tall cut vas
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-21

Lydia Pnkhams Compound Makes Sick Women Well
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16
9te gage in 9anRlanp.

9luBer i'm Yolell uno I'M RautaIus
berrl6t luieoer i'm ganaen Geibe 2ube.
Die rnlhiDen Wtalien lino nod niAt
relf 3lr 3tepoiuilon, nber' ss aab,t IN
ben Wrbeiierireiien llno lpenn oieie 8db-
runa aud elnmal ben Bauern ergreift,
oann miro ein Sturm lpsbreden, ceb=
Alelhen nan nod ME ge,eben.
I'm Der liberalen Str6muna elm 3u=
9eltunoniB 5u MAIDEN, bat llcb Der ga
Sur gSleoererDhnung oes 3emstD 3oout
9en0nnten uralteil, 2auOpdrlaments.
.ple es frii6er in 3siten Der Notb uuD
unrube ein6erufen ,porben lit, EMS
l1tohen. Die allaemeine Anli1t ssbi
oabin. oaB Der Gar, ipenn er tib ben
reattlonaren ginflii1en entiiebt uno iii
Sreu uno 8lauben oas 3emstn 3pbOr
einbernft. MID! nur Die unterliilgunp
Der 9enldBiaten 2iberalen baben, IonDern
aud pobl III 9an5en Qanoe einen Sturm
BON yelfall entfa0en Deroe. Sie Glbe,
ralen llno li6er. oaB auf cine 0er=
lammlnns oes 3emstp 3obor, elner
lebr ton1erDatluelt &DrperI1alt, GeIpr=
men folgen merDen.
eSn Bolen oauern oie unruben fort.
Sn Wari6au iino Die 9roBen 6abris
len nod alIe aelhlOneu.
Die 3oblsu lino 10 rar, ooB 6puuer,
neur Sl1eritof pom aaiiet telegrapbiia
ole GrlaubniB erbalten bat, pier3ehn
Gage lang BON 51lelien aus Gohien
5ollfrel 81 importieten. 8arauihin
lDuroen iofort Qtuitrd9e an ldlefi6e
8ruben aeianot.
SpeSidl=Gepeiben aus 9ombropa be.
iagen, oaB bort alle 6abriten leldlolien
lino. ueber 80. 900 Wagen=2aoun9en
Gr5 lteben auf ben @eleilen uuo nenn
olels!ben niht balo entlernt merben,
miro Der gauge Sllterpertebr arf Der
Weihielseinie unterbrOGen peroen.
Sn 5tarSpio. rufiild 9olen. fam es
Smilhen Is, 900 Streliern uno benz Mi.
lltdr gum Rampf. "a Streiter murhen
9st6otet uuo 40 Derwunoet.
Sn 5oluoUle lhohen 5ruppen anl
cine geriamml,n9 bon GhiiIern Der
SodIduls, ole Elm gilo oes Railers ser.
slf0rien; % wuroen 9etootet ulto sc
idluer Uermunoet.
Su 2oo5 iuuroen bei einem Mngriffs
Der Sruppen allf Streiter Dor Der
Sdeibler. iSabrit 4 5treiter aet0btst uno
69 ueriuuuCet; por Der 6abtit non War..
tus &Obn lunroen Z let0otet uuo 40 per=
munoet uno Dor Der Sabrif bon 2ouis
8eper luuroen 20 Qet0otet uno SO oer=
munoet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16
Goe,t Rricgsi0aupIak.

Nm s. Sebruar lpar es eln Sabr. lett
Der iapanii6e @elanote petersburg
OerlieB uno Qleih oarauf Nomiral 3o9o
oas ruIlild,e @elbwaoer in BORT Nrthut
anQtiff hno oeltislbereinen shlo9 uer.
ieBte. pOn oem es litb ni6t tpieoer err
bolte. 9ort Qrtbur III 9efaaen uno
Die rlI'liihe 2anoarmee 1T melt in oos
Snnere Der DtonOlburei slrIfastrisben
uno menu &uBlano aud behauptet. es
meroe l1lisBlid) lieeen. 10 glaubt oOa
Riemuno oaran. gii6ts oelto menioer
miro Der Rrieg fortgeiebt; obnubl oas
ruiliIAe golt Die 8eenoi9ung oes &rje=
aes Derlanot, min Der Gar. Der Dor
einiaen Sabren Die 6rieoenstonferen3
i'm 6aae beronloBte. nidts Don 6rle=
Observation-Disclosures ipiIlen.
sgom GriesslbauploB itnidts Neues
81 beriAten. Sie Sdlte binoert er6Bere
Sperationen uno auber tleinsn Sbar=
miibeln uno aelegentlidsr BeibieBans
Der Aegenieitiaeu 5tellun9en erlpartst
man III DER ndhiten 3eit feline or0Bersn
4ttionen. geioe Ssere Iheinen f6
barauf su riilten, beim geginn bes
5riibjabrs einen 6auptIhlaQ ous3u-
fiihreu unb tpenn nibt ale Mnsei6en
triigen, 10 meroen Die &ulien oann nod
Deiter 3uriif aetrieben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16
Yplitii0es.

Gin @iienbahnprdioent bot in elmer
I0ffentlihen &eoe prdiioen. Goolepelt
oaraHf oafat,F aliflnsrtiam gemaht. baB
er oos G,eleb brett perleBt babe, ats er
freie 6abrt bon @iienbabnen annabm.
Da anoere. gana eeip6bnli6e 2eute Idon
lfriiber oisiet Nnlidt maren, miro ia
iDobl and 0err 9ooiepelt pielleidt ein=
nal oabinter tommen, nomentlih menn
libm bic giienbahnen infolge einiaer
gorfommnilIe Der iiinQiten 3eit Die
Stelung BON fteien @rtra3iieen per@
liaaen.
Ser 3ufertrult bot bur6 Ieinen Nn=
malt bel Dem GonoreB Gomnittee 9eeen
Ole @infubr beg pbilippinildoen 3nfers
su ermdBigten 3ollsn proteltirt. 9ar=
raufDin muroe ermittelt, oaB, lpenn Die
Wer. Staaten alien 3ufer. oen o,e
gbilippinen proouSlren, bereinlieBen,
nod weter l 500, 600 5Dnnen id9rlib
impDrtirt iperoen miiBtan. Gin Snou-
trieSDei9 allo, Der niht I'M Stanoe lit,
ben aebnten She'll oes Yeoarf5 in elmer
g8aare su llsfern, betdmpft oeren
@mfubr!
3pilden oem Brdlioenten uno benz
repIblitaniIAsn RDngreB entpifelt lid
sin Gnnflltt, Der luelttei6enoe Ep!gen
baben ma9. Die 6oroerungen oes Brd.
lioenten: larifreuiliou. Glienbabnraten-
@eleBgebuno etc. lperoen Uon ben
Stanopaters" hobn!abeuo suriidae=
wieien uno nenn AUDI Die gilenbubn=
|ratenaeiebaebung nit GROCER Mebrbeit
rom 9auie angenommen puroe. 10
geihab bles nur. neil bic 6iibrer bes
0auies 9on5 aenau luilian, Dab Die gia
III Senate lllemals an9enDmnleu miro.
Sas DGus erlsbiete ain Sreita9 in
|anoert6atb Gtunoen 433 pripatpeu=
lionsportaaen. 9Denn man beoentt,
oab o,eie @orlaaen nur iolde 6dae be,
banoeln, in oenen Der 9tpplifant unter
BEN 8eieBeu su teiner gsnlion bere1tiat
lift. 10 hanoelt es iih ollo nm lauter
8eraunftianuaen OH 2eute. pie barauf
bon fedtsme9en Durhaus ieinen 9ln+
l{pritAs habfn uilo bisie priuate,, geu.
tiionsuoriaQsn tDereen anItanoslos
bon ben r1miihen ,5tadtsmdnnern"
beiuili9t. tpelAe ein grOBes 8ei1rei ers
beben. iDenn cine tleine ge,uiflieuu9
fir ole freie Bertbeiluna bon Sdmee
reien 9emaht miro.
geit Sahren bat lid i'm 8eprdIen.
Itantenbaus feline Iolde S5ene ab9eipielt,
tuie oas aln Wontd9, nit Dem &eprds
ientanten Sulliuan BON MaHaduletts
lmno Wm. &. 0earlt BON Nem yort OILS
6auptfiguren Der Sail Dar. gsioe
Didnner erboben 8el9ulpiauneen 9e=
9en einanoer. Die 10 iblperer uuo
unaewDbnliher art paren. oaB lie ben
| llnmillen oieler Qlnneienoen erre9teu.
Sullium mari s. II, Seotlt ale m0g-
Il6en 8in9e Dor uno Der 2eBtere ant=
mor!pte oarauf. inoem er inDireft Serrn
SuIiioan Der lRitl1u!o al sinem Moro
beSi6tiate.
Ser yunbeslenat Anilnnlt QeQen Die
nilltiirlicben @rnennuu9en oes YrdIi=
oenten. insbeIpnoere Die bon @eneral
Wooo. Stellung.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16
9cftnr GmrS.

Die pierte Nunmer oes Neip 9bila=
oelpbia 2ettur Guries lit auf Mittmoh
9lbeno, %. 6ebruar feltaeieBt, Dr.
s. %. @unlaulus miro einen gortraQ
balten iiber Dns 3bema Sin &apiteI
aus Der Geid,idte Der 5reibeit." Geit
Sabren bat 0r. @unIaulus ben &uf,
Der erite 8orleier Ameritos gu lein.
Seit 1892 itebte al Der Spite oes be-
riibmten 2rmour Snltitut5 III Chicago
uno lett odt Sabren balt er gorlelun9en
an ben Shulen in @bicago. anBerbem
lit ct Der @erfuher elmer Nusahl bilto=
riI6er uno unterbnltenoer S1riften
uno Elm preolger BON aruBem Nuf.
SieIe 8orlelung miro oaber cine ieltene
geiitiQe 9lnregun9 bieten.
@iniader @inttitt SO @ents. Gurs=
tifets fir Die orei nod iibri9en Inter
baltungen 60 Gents. 9telerpirte Sibe
fDnnen BON Wontae on i'm Store pull
Spes & aaoerlD gelibert meroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16

in adten Stolen Der Nortb Reariaree-
Dtlne bel Calumet, Wid., untergebrabt
maren, taneu orel 8sraltuie units geben
ul;o oiele onoere lino nlebr ooer tpeniser
idmer oerleBt.
lin iib oaIiir su raGsn. DAB Die aez
9lslatur BON SanIas ibr feinolihe Bes
leBe erluhen bat. bat Die 5tanoulo Del
Co., anyetunosyI, oaB lle uun lyBt un
ttllt Tunlulet Att nteyt Iuuiell lusroe.
2ss WalIlnstle III &unlds 9ltD lUIro lDr
Ael au5 oem Snolaner 2elrltprluln De=
o'>geh uuo o!r auiIsastH III NtD0ul9u
lDIro auBsr YslrleO yeRgt merOsn. Sls
oss3 YslYIegt, IDtto tc inil Del UDm
Sll0luller 2errltUrlnm DerlDrat mer0el.
unBeIabr 9uU perioaen tollmen ououru
aebs' yeihaftlNuns.
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&ine ganse sSanaiiie ataf Oent
&ranfenla9er.
CLAIM. Oreo

SlHtitI ~1ttH.
Or. geter S7abrneD. @bicago, Sa.-
Wertber Serr! Wlr baben oen Nlpen=
trduter Slutbeleber ri1tie erbalsen. Nn
oemielben Donnerlta9. als ib Die ge=
ltelluna abSelanot bate. luuroe i9 BON
Der @rippe erarifivn uno ftblte mid
ohtse1n Gage lang tulrtli1 trant. lin
Die Sabe nod idlimmer su maiden, ers
frantten meine 6rau uno fiinf Rinoer
uneefdbr um oieielbe ,3eit an oerielben.
Seien Sic uerlihert. oaB Die 9titunft
oes gllpenfrauter Slutbelebers nit
6reuoen uno Eant beariiBt wurDe.
Meine 6rau uno Galuilie befilloen IT'D
ihon lanae mieoer iDobl unl icb oebe
Der generuna cntaegen. bod nelnes
gllters uno oes beItiaen Qlneriffs meqen
aebi es tlur lansiam aber our lelben
3eit liher Dorwarts. Ser Nlpenfrduter.
ghitheleber tbut feline Nrbeit nno amar
gut. Sbr ersebener Geo. W. 5. Dastil.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16

So6 puroe leBten 0onnerltag mad
Chicago gebra1t uno nod am glei1en
Nbeno puroe er pon flint S5rauen ioens
tifiSiert, als Der Damn Der lie gebelrat3et
bate uno nit ibrem @elo ourh9ebrannt
mar. ssrau @oert=0ob begruBte i'm
init oen Worten: !, Du altes 51luein,
Su balt mir meiue $3.50 9eltoblen."
Sod labte; Die @ntriiltuns Der Jrau
ibien ibm 5pab gu maiden.
Gen Yoll5eibsbbroen sufolge bat
Sod ieBt eingeiianoeu, l0.5rauen in
ben leBten Sabren 9ebelratbet 81 baben.
Ndt oauon lino 9eiiorben. DoO be-
bouptet aber, oaB lie 0lle zines natiir.
llhen Sooes eeltorbsu ieien, uno er
felt in Der eneralldlten Weiie in Nb=
reoe. aud nur eine pauDn pergiItet All
laben. Die Yoli5ei iIi Der 9nlibt. oaB
sod. ebe Der Snquelt gu gnoe lit, ein=
aeiteben miro, menisiens 80 6rauen
gebeiraibet Su baben. gr 9ab ,pabreno
bes 5ages all, Stusi 6raueu in Milmau=
fee uno sipei in Cincinnati gebeiratbet
su haben.
Die Boli5ei 9laubt. tuenisltens iii
einen 6aae oas n0taiae Material su
baben. um belueiIen su t0nnen, baB
sine Der 5sauen Dobs oeraiftet muroe.
: Der Gtabltruit be5ablt alb oies.
nal feline Dipioenoe auf feline Stamm=
attien, aber er ertldrt. oaB Der 5tano
Der 8efhdIte befrieoigeno uno plelper=
ipreheno iei. DDS lit bod etipas fir
Die Mttieninbaber. Die ibr Gelo in Die
permdnerte 8rinouna aeftedt babell,
fDenn iie ibre Nftien iiberhaupt nod be-
liben uno iie niht fir Elm 8utterbroo
losgeldla8en baben.
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NuslanD.


Ser GeneralIirite i'm Mu6r.G .Grbleu.
9eblst Ut OItl5lel fir beeuoet ertlori
woroen. sSn elmer Yerlamnluna De,
Gelegirten Der Seroarbelter All Gllen
wusoe na9 iilniltiinOiser 9ebatte bel.
nabe elnniithig beiblD6en, Die Nrbeii
lpleoer aul5unsbmen, oa man in Die He.
9lerun9 oas 8ertrauen IeBe, oab lie Ole
an9ettlnol9ten nelegliden HeIOrmen
our9Tilbre. 5ollte aber Die &s9ieruua
lbreu VerbeiBungen untreu werosn, IL
pllroe Der Stillltano oes Strites uur
eln Wafenliillnano fsin uno Die dr.
belterl1aft abermals eiamiitbig aus=
itdnois msroeu.
Dlit oieiem YelbluB lino biele 5tris
fer ni6t suirieoel. Suuobl i'll GHeu,
luis in 8ellentirdsn, 6srne. SOrtmuno.
Cberbauien, Yarbed. Milhlbeim uno
anoeren @eutren oss rbeiniib=lpeNfd=
lilden Goblen=Heuiers fanoen Wal1en=
Oeriammlungen hatt. in tuel9en nit
aroBer Webrbeit elltihieoen uuroe. ben
Strife fortSuisBen unO Die anOronun9sn
Der Gelsairtsn-gerlammlung su nib.
a1ten.
sSn Berlin narb i'm 4lter Dor SO
Sabren Noplf bon Weu5el, Der beriihmte
biliorii1e Malsr. Nuf guorouunq Des
Gailers miro Die 9ei1e III Der HOtuuoe
oes alteu Gunltnuleums beigeleBt
usroeli.
Ser Wertb oes qtfamn,ten @rltno-
si9entbums, auf meIdem Berlin Hsht,
bat Iiln leit Dem Sabre 1887 perooppslt.
SSut preuBiIben Nb9eoronetenbauis
luuroe Die @unaluorlaae angenummen
uno oamit Der lanQjdbrige ,3miii beens
oct. Der im Sabre 1899 iogar our 9tlSs
IOlun9 oes Saufes fiibrte. weIdes oa=
.mals ben 9eforperten Wittellanotanal
ibIantlpeg uerwarF. 9ie beute euo'
9iiltia ant9ebsiBene @orloge lit betannts
lld cine SOmpromiBmaBregel uno be-
williot nur Den Abein=Ds DsIer=Rauol
init DEM 4nIhluB nah SannOUer. iOmie
ben 8roBldliffabrtspeg Serlin-Stettin.
Sn @arnerDs, Werito, lit Der Werlfos
ST. 9ouis @rpreBSus. lueldsr ST.
2ouis am 9. 6ebruar 8ormittag per=
ljeb. nit einem 8iiter5la sulammen9e=
1toBen. nobel Is gerlrnen get0otet uuo
IL perlebt woroen iein ioIlen.
Ser oeuti1e Gailer bat ertldrt, nidts
oa9egen gu baben, baB Die SffBiere
beim Nusbringen BON SOaltef Wuher
ttinten an1tatt Wein.
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SIT Der 1atte befricDigt,
10 lit aud Die 6rall sufrieoen. Dep
tpeaen raiben mir Der Ssrau: 8ebrau=
den sic speerleB" Mell beim Baden
bon gisqlllts lAlo Sic tDeroen isben.
Dab Das @sIiht bes gbsberrii iih burh
elm freunofihes Qdheln uertldrt.
,peerleB" 9Rehl eignet 1itb 3u jebem
0ebdd, lei es Brot ober ieien es Bis
sqaits ober Ru1en nllsr Mrt. prpbirt
es eininat, oann brauAt Sbres ilnnter.
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9isIe elite iiberraibte uns unlIomebr.
oa mir ipuBten, oaB Chicago Die ge=
iunoelte staot Der gBelt lei. Beim
uml6laqen Der Seite fiel uns bic iH
fetten gu6naben seorufte lleberlhrift
ins Nn9e:
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ga)mersemoe 8ramp spuno en-

perpen icfrrt selinoert unp sebeilt purd
8udlen's 2lrnifa Salbe. 6. Ricentart
Sr. BON Ncrfulf, 81. lhreibt: sd per=
brannte mein 8nie lhredlid, 70 oab es
NIT Blalen bepedt mar. 8udlen's Nrnita
Salte linperte Die Shmeren unb bsite
Die gBunpen pbne Sinterlal1uns ppn
Narben." 6eilt ale @unben unp punpcn
Stelsn, 25e in Willers Npptbete.
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Gift III Der Wanr,ama.

gieaei6t piiIen Sic niht, baB siele
sdmer5en burh 0ift in Der Nabruns
serurlaht perpen, ein Nnfaa bon Dis.
peplia pirp Sic ieppd RAID aber3eusen,
gbir sarantieren, paB 3. Sings ,.sife
Dias" aas Grfranfalnsen beilen, piepurd,
persiftete pper nnperpaute Nabruns Der
llriaht werpen- 0elp anriideritattet, 25r
IN Differs Apctbefe. Maden Sic einen
gerluA. Jn @illers Npotbe pirp bsut1A
selproAen.