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Arizona republican., 1906-01-30

WANTED-Position by first-class stenographer who wants. to come to Arizona. Can furnish best of refer ences from present employers. Ad- dress Miss Allen. care National Gem etery. San Antonio Texas.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30
GAMBLE CONCERT.

Seat chart opens this morning to the general public at SanicIas. for the Gamble concert, at the Doris. Feb. 3. Reserve your seats at once as the best seats are selling rapidly.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30
gieuatiens Wanree

w WANTED-Situation as housekeeper Call mornings, 400 Gray St, or ad- dress P. O. Box 731 Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30

John D. Eby.............-Cne l.0J l.. l.. Dow. One 1.0y A. C. Kumb One Ito
 In witness wheerof, We have hereunto subscribed our names this 2-ta day ot
 CLAUS KROEGER. CseaD
 JNO. D. EBE. tSCaD
 4. C. RUMBLE. tSeaD
 F. !. DOW. LSeaD
 W. F. KELLY tSealJ State of California,
 County of Alameda, ss.
 Before me, Ben F. Woolner notary public in and for the county of Alame1a state of California, on thIs 24tn day Of october. A b. 1905, personally appeared W. F. Kelly. A. C. Rumble, E. l.. Dow, John D. Eby and Claus Kroeger. known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument. and they each seVeraly acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the purpose and the consideration therein eX-
 Gwen under my hand and seal of office this 24th day of October, A. D. 1yJ5.
 My comm -ssion expires on the 1O.h day
 CSeaD BEN F. wOOLNER, Notary Public in and for the County of Alameda, State of California. Territory of Arizona,
 County ot MaucOpa, ss. I, c. f.. Leonard, county Recorder in and for the county and territory atoTe- said, hereoy certify that have compared the foregoing copy with the orISlnai al ticleS or incorporation Ot the lhpeilaI Mines Consolidated. flied and recorded m my office the 27th cay Of Oc,ober, l90J, m book No. - of interpretations, at page -, and that the same IS d full, true and correct copy. oG such original and ot the whole thereof. Witness my nand and seal of office this CSea0 C. r. LEONARD, Count-- Recorder.
 Filed in the office of the terrItorial auditor of the territory of Arizona. This sS day of october A D. 1905 at 10 9. m. | WESLEY A HILL, Territorial Auditor. Territory of Arizona,
 Office of the territorial auditor. United States of America, Territory of Arizona, ss. l. Wesley A. Hill, territorial auditor or the territory of Arizona, do hereby cer- tify that the annexed is a true and Com- plete copy of the Articles of IncorpOra- ton of the Imperial Mines Consolidated which were flied in this office on the 2Sth day of October, A. D., 1905, at Il O clock a. m., as provided by law. In testimony whereof, l have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal at the city of PhOenlX, the capital this zSth day of October. A. D., l9J5. (SeaIJ WESLEY 4. HILL. Territorial Auditor of the Territory of
 Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30
FOR RENT.

Three room brick house for S6-59 per month.
 Two room brick house for $500 Four room brick house. close in. for SI5.O0
 Five room brick and screen kitches with all modern couveniences for S-- per month
 Seven room furnished house fog ss5 per month
 Eight room furnished house for s5t Der month.
 Rooms for light housekeeping in ar parts of the city for SI0. SIS. Se0. Se5 and up per month
 FOR SALE.
 During the past week we have sold 20 lots in the Collins addition. and B lots in Neahr's addition ou the easy payment plan as heretofore advertised In one week more the cheap lots ol the easy payment plan Will be gone. so this is absolutely your last clIur- to get lots on easy payments for thz prices We are going to quote yOu here S225 buys 3 lots in block 30. Collin addition on the easy payment plan ~ Of these lots face the Tempe road S150 buys lots on East LonIoe Sc $450 buys good lots close Il on E Adams s.
 PECKA BROTHERS
 Phone Red sof. SIP W. Washington St. Phoenix. Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30

VI lIN-E VI1 VI III ' II-I T UIGIU 1ur names this 2tta day ot
The Washington times., 1906-05-26
MONK, ONCE INEBRIATE,
TEMPERANCE MISSIONARY
Retaining of Percy.

Percy has a past.
Once saloon pes he contract
ed tn booze habit.
Then Percy was reclaimed by
a temperance missionary.
Now the monk is reclaiming
his fellow ringtaiIs.
The Washington times., 1906-05-26
COLONIAL BEACH TRIPS
ON STEAMER ST. JOHNS

The 81. Johns. the largest and fastest
excursion steamer in service on the Po-
tOmac, VIII inaugurate her trips to Co
lonial Beach Tuesday evening next when
she will leave here at 5:45 D. m. She will
at once return TO this city and will
leave again on the morning Of Decora-
ton Day at S:45 o'clock On the return
trip the steamer viii leave the beach at
p. m. Decoration Day, and will be
home about 10 p. m. These outings offer
an excellent opportunity to spend a day
on still water where the fishing and
grabbing is fine, and where the bathing
and boating cannot be excelIed. Already
the cottages at the beach are filling up
and the outlook IS good for an extremely
Dusy season at the resort The hotels
Inere are preparing TO take care of large
crowds, and large additions have been
made 10 the hotel. ALI of them will open
May %.
During the month OF June the St
johns VIII make trips to the Beach Sat
uTday afternoons and on Sunday morn
1ngS. and commencing July l the regular
daily schedule will be run The ST
Johns can easily carry 5000 passengers
and Will make the run TO and from the
Beach in about four hours The 81
Johns is admirably adapted for excur-
sion travel She has big, roomy state
rooms, and her dining room seats about
10 at time.
The Washington times., 1906-05-26
TO CUT $4,000 CANVAS
INTO THEATER CURTAINS

CHICAGO, May 26.-"GoIgotha,' the
biggest painting in the world a graphic
OF the crucifxion, may meet the humili-
ating end OF being carved up for theater
drop-curtains. For thirty-two years the
artist. Jan Styka, labored upon the
canvas. and during the last five years
he was assisted by his son. When COM
pleted the picture is said 10 have sold
for S1lS,00e. Of which $4,000 is still un-
paid
The Government has sold IL three
times In an attempt to get the duty
The first sale brought 81 900. and was
called on The second time IL went for
S4o0. Yesterday. at the final sale a
theatrical manager and lawyer paid $3.50
for it,
The purchaser says the great paint
Ing VIII make five curtains. while the
ngure OF Christ can be cut out and
sold TO a church
The Washington times., 1906-05-26

the companion of the old gentleman on
his trips through the country.
AS the converted monkey" he helped
to draw crowds beneath the spell Of the
minister's elOQuence. He was posted
as a reclaimed victim Of tobacco and
whisky and he could give many imita-
tions OF his masters "spell-binding'
poses.
Eventually. the church authorities per
sCaded the good old man that Il was
lndecorOus 10 have a simian co-laborer
In the Vineyard, and he parted with
the monkey. Percy's next owners were
the Gentry Brothers who Installed him
IN a cage residence with scores Of other
monkeys. He found them ar odd mix
ture, coming from all sorts OF. places
ard shamefully neglected morally.
Percy saw the opportunity TO work
among his own kind, just as his human
friend among his. Percy's face Is now
all the world like that OF A man who
practices seif-denial His forehead has
grown higher. His arms are muscular
and his legs are thick and strong He
fought his way into the leadership Of
the cage and when his authority was
for the redemption Of the conquered
horde. Twice a day he drives them all
into one end Of the cage and gives them
an Imitation Of his Id masters gestures
ana eXhorting movements. accompany
ing IL all with interminable chatter
dued audience. ThCir rapt expressions
and quiet demeanor shows an influence
at any rate.
The Gentry show viii be here all next
week giving two performances daily on
L street near Fifteenth.
The Washington times., 1906-05-26
SPELLING ON STATUES
EQUAL TO OIL KINGS
Poor orthography of Rockefeller Is on
Par With Euors Found in In
scnprions on Local Monuments.
80 e EdItor 81 The washinEton 60:

To the Editor OF The Washington times.
1 suppose John d. Rockefeller must
have got some Of his bad spelling on the
public monuments. I notice that he
spells judgement with a letter "e" in the
middle. Possibly ne got this from tbs
bronze tablet on the Lincoln monument
IN Lincoln Park. in this city. where IL is
so spelled. and he might have had his
orthography confused by seeing on the
monument of General Doubleday. in
Arlington, that the general had been
quite while IN continuous service etc.
Possibly John thinks II is a fool that
cans spell word more than one way.
J. W L. REISINGER.
WashinEton Nav ..
The Washington times., 1906-05-26
ALLEGED NOBLEMAN
IS SENT TO PRISON
Spaniard Is Charged With Defraudinr
Woman by Representing Himself
Heir to Millions.

NEW YORK. May 2s.-His head
swathed in a bandage, Pedro s. de Mo-
rine. who says he Is a Spanish noble
man. was sentenced TO Imprisonment
for not less than one year and four
months nor more than two years and
four months by Judge ROsaIs1y in gen
eral sessions court. yesterday.
De Morine. who is siXty-five years old
was convicted Of swtndling Nine. Red
don. She came here with Jean La
Pierre. who had been led 70 believe BY
the Spaniard that he was heir 10 an
estate here valued at $500. 900 COO
The Washington times., 1906-05-26

Percy is a circus monkey with past
One day. however. he encountered
hard-faced lille man who was filing an
order for a bunch OF young and grow
ing monkeys. and the acquaintanceship
scarcely had time to be formed when
the newcomer shipped Percy to Boston
He rested there several days in COM
pany with a lot OF screeching parrots
and hundreds Of detected birds. and was
then passed over to the guardianship Of
a South Boston liquor dealer This was
bad move for Percy. He was pale and
thin when he reached the bar-room and
the good-natured landlord. with the hos
pitality Of his kind. introduced Percy to
the cup that cheers and does other
things. The monkey liked the stun and
by continued potations managed to
make his body round and his cheeks
grow full and red.
This phase Of Percy's existence ran
on for about n year One morning
Percy was hooked up In a collar and
the boss took him over TO a little frame
house in Cambridge where lived a little
man who looked holy and would have
seemed out Of place In a saloon environ
ment- Here is where Percy and Casey
separated. For the next week or two
Percy was in misery. The drink habit
had a firm grip on him and his supply
was cut off with q suddenness that al
most killed him. He became irritable
and cranky so he was tied in a stable
where the humiliation was unbearable.
His new boss was a temperance mis-
sionary and when Percy had won his
way from the booze habit" he became
The Washington times., 1906-05-26
D0WIE ON BIRTHDAY
SHEDS LONELY TEARS

CHICAGO. May 26.-John Alexander
Dowie yesterday celebrated his fifty
ninth anniversary In his rooms In the
Virginia Hotel.
one messenger boy brought a bunch
of fifty-nine American Beauty roses, but
he refused to say who was the sender.
The aged prophet" was almost alone.
Too i'll 10 leave his bed. the deposed
leader gave way TO weeping over what
he termed his desolate condition.
Some business men 10 whom I owe
money and others who do not belong TO
Zion have sent me flowers" he COM
planned. but those whom / saved from
their sins. whom I took into my fold
and cared for as my children, have for
saken ne"
The Washington times., 1906-05-26
ONE TIME BELLE, AGED 1O5,
NOW ILL AND PENNILESS

NEW YORK. May 2s.-1Irs. Mary Fay.
aged los years. a New York belle Of
long ago. has been admitted 10 Belle
vue Hospital. i'll and penniless.
Mrs. Fay was well known in New
York society two generations ago. Her
husband was a wealthy man.
The Washington times., 1906-05-26
FLAGLER CARES FOR BOY
BITTEN BY FLlGLER DOG

NEW YORK, May 2s-If one is de-
termined TO be bitten by a dog it would
De Wen to select an animal belonging TO
mulu-milllonaire as the bitter. one of
Henry NJ Flagler's pets took a fancy 10
nve-year-old Richard Scott and bit him
severely. Now Richard is in the Pas
of boy can desire, all al the expense Of
Mr.. Flagler. "a
The Washington times., 1906-05-26
The women kin of Rockefeller have
none Of the Oil Kings features and
few of his characteristics
"SuperStitiOuS? Oh, NOp'
By CLARA NORRIS
A Photographic reCrudeSCenCe Of
the days OF rs
By CLARA NORRIS.

Hitherto unpublished photographs taken by the men whom
Matthew B. Brady the famous civil photographer sent out
TO follow Sherman in his march the sea and Grant in the
campaign that ended at Appoatox They depict civil war dys
Gays always close to us Memorial Day-as only the cam
era can They will not only give the generation born since the
days OF oi an excellent idea of what the was really like
but Will also carry the veterans back to the days when every man
who was able shoudered muSke and the 'front.' These
few pictures the only that the Federal Government
could not buy when the Brady collection purchased because
OF its great historic value They have remained hidden for wears
by the owner who consents for the first time to newspa
per reproduction of the relics
The Washington times., 1906-05-26
FlFTY-TEAR- OLD TICKET
OFFERED ON ABROAD

DERBY, Conn. May 3s-walter J.
Finch. of NorwaIk. rendered in pay
ment of his railroad fare 10 Bethel yes
terday ticket which he bought fifty
years ago. He is nIuety-two years old.
He had preserved the ticket all these
years Is relic. but decided that II he
kept it much longer he would not have
a chance to use IL.
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0tit6Itdbe Mi6pnrter.

Nls ih NpDtbeter in GinDnia, WD.,
mar. lhreibt Z. 5. Dinner, iebt in
@rapspiqe, Wu., wuroen orei met'
ner &unoen permanent ourh 9r.
Sings Neue @ntoedung BON Der
Sbpinofubt eebellt uno ftno iebt
fart. @iner mDnte mad Nri50na sie'
ben, fano es aber nabher fir iiber<
fliia. Sd balte Or. Sings Neue
gntoedung fir munberbar. Sibert
ftes Wittel fir Suften uno @rfdl.
tung, sails unb 2unae. @arantiert.
3u baben bel NoDlpb DreiB uno s.
RalteDer & Spbn. so @ts, uno ST..
Brpbefla1de fret.
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Die 8pd1seit tn Wsahrib aun uttiere
Yre5{e.

gs 1T bob mertpiroia. Sabre
lana baben unIere englilben 3eltu1ls
aeu ben araBli1iten 8lDoitnn tiber
ben iHnaen R1nig &lfons uon Spa
MEN qebraht. Bl0oiinn, oeiierl elne
out reoiaierte 8eitung fih e'gentll6
hQtte lddlner ioaen, iebt, oa er cine
eua[ilhe DrinseIfin su ieiner Srau
ermablt bat. iebt mifien oiele lelbel
2eitunaen uns gar nibt aerua ldore
9inae iiber i'm su beriften. Seiner
6pfaeit uno ieiner 8raut. ieiner
6auptitaet unb ieinem SdloB ueroer
ieben Sag %fyaltenlan9e Beribte le'
uibmet, unb ale oieie 8eridte it'1o
in benz Observation-Disclosures Con gebal'
ten, als babe maj, fir ben iungen
RDnig ltets nur ble ber5lihiter uno
freun6idaftlihften @efible aelpirt.
uno allies oies tatldblih nur. Neil er
cine englilhe Yrinaeiiin beiratet.
Da iiebt man mieoer etn11al 10
reht, mie Iebr mir i'm Banne @n9s
lambs lieaer. Der iunge Nlfons 1T
ME Der ioiDtiihe Tauaenihts setpe'
lien, ais ben man i'm friher binlteute.
Mue, Die i'm fannten, iagten, CT let
elm etrpas mutmiQi9er uno oft mob
Elm menig tittoilher. aber i'm Inge'
meitten pplersoeener uno liebenSnir'
oiger Mann. Nber bic enaliifen
| 8eitunaeu aefielen iib oantals oarill,
haorlfr6ubenoe @eihidten iiber ibn
8u publisieren uno uniere atneritanis
1bert ebDeten oaS getreulih pieoer.
mas bic anoeren borgeplappert bot
ten. Stun aber, ert0r fih Der iunge
&6nia cine engliihe Brinaeilin our
Srau. DaS uar Ia gang intereiiant-
tuenu ftd3 elm R1nig Doer elm ionitt'
gea StaatsDberbaupt berheiratef, 10
lift e8 INNER intereiiant, oenn 10
etmas paifiert niht Dft-aber iblieBs
lid bDh tein Observation-Disclosures @r'
eianis. Die engltihen Beitunae1i
aber eerieter plDblih in einen fDrtnlis
den 8eaeifterungstaumel binein, Der
gar tein gnoe nebr,er min uno uns
iere atneritaniiden 8eitun9en ebuen
ruieoer aQeS aetreulib nab. mas iie
uerihmaben.
8u rtdrriib! Wie iih uniere 8eis
tunger mol au Der Sahe eeiteIt bdt'
ten. uenlt Der iunae Mlfuns cine
% d. 8rinseifin gebeirntet
bate. Damn miiroen iie ihmerlih
|iG3Dn nier3ebn Gage nDr Der 6Dd1Seit
|6paltenlange Berihte gebraht baben
uno ihmerlih bdtte man bic Sdale
|feines @olpoQens 10 iiber oas 6aupt
oes iuugen 86nias a%usaeaoiien wie
iebt. Denn baum miroe ia Die Bas
rDle BON England aus aara anoers
qelautet haben. Wirtlih au rdrriiA.
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S1dit farafteriitiih lift es. bob Der
&Dnie BON Ieiner antisoeutlhen @e=
1innuna in Baris inn tleiner &relle
nah einem euten Diner, BET @iaarre
uno 2itDr, fein @ebeimniS au ma
den pfle9t. obne au beoenten ooer
unbefimmert oarutn. 0as Die republt'
fanilhe Gillette nidt fart 9enug 1T.
nm oas 8etanntueroen leiner IenBe"
runoen auBerbalb bieles &relie8 gu
perbinoern. Sn ben oiplomatliben
2irfeln in Yari5 iino augenblidlth
nieoer einige oerartiae Iusiprilbe
oes &Dnies i'm umlauf, bic itb ieoer
Ntitteilung in 9eutldlano entsieben,
Die aber nit elmer Deutlibtelt, bic
audi nidt oas @erinaite mebr gu
miiniden iibrig ldBt. Die itarten per-
iDnlihen Intipatbien iauftrierer, BON
oener Der &Dnig Berlin gegeniber
erfuut lit.
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Der enalifae a5nis in paris.

Wan iHreibt aus Yari8 unter',
l2. Wai: 3Dni9 @bmaro bat bic
Gage, Die er nur ieiner NIffahrt iiBer
ben Ranat bier 3ubrahte, in gelhif.
Weiie on5u benubt, nm Die
BEL ieiner Nusreiie angelpunnes
men Beaiehungen 81 ben reueil res
publitaniihen Wahthabern enaer
uao beraliber gu aeitnlten.
gs tp6re getui6 elm miiBiaes Spiel.
i'm ginselnen erraten au upIer1, mas
ben @egenftnno Der Beiprebungen
uno Beratunaen oes &6nias in Has
|ris biloete. Mber oas Beraniiaen
onran, it'd ruie0er einrtal an Der
Stdtte gu befinoen. no er als TbrDn.
folger Die fr1blihften Gage ieines Da.
feins perbradte, bat i'm iiherlid
1iht neranlaBt, bier 10 lan0e Station
gu MAIDEN. TDriht mdre es, in
0eutiblano Die Nuaen oageaen su
perihlieEen, oaB Gouaro Der Sic
bente trub oes Barlaments Iein eiaes
rer Winifter Der ausudrtigen Mnqes
legenbeiten lit uno oaB oas Biel iei@
ner Bolitit Dhne iebe 5rage barin be-.
ftebt, init allen Witteln Die m6glihft
uDQitdnoiae Sinlierana Deutlhlanos
81 erreiden. Wie anf Der einen Seite
Die Mnnaberung 3milHen england
nno 2uBlano uDn Tag All Gag feItere
@eitalt eetuinnt. TO geht oas Betre.
ben anoererieita nah einem 6erlber.
siebea Stnliens gu Jrantreih. Spa
MEN. NOD binnen Surgeon cine eng.i.
Idle Yrinseifin ben Tbron oes SEQ.
ntQs tetlet miro. Gift la bereits als
ebenfo iiber ben Jutereffen gnglanos
argealRoert mie 9Gnemarf, up Der
Shua9er GDnig @omaros, uno Npr.
rueaer, mo iein @effe un0 Shwieaer.
iobn berriht. Sn oiefer &idtunq 1T
ea audi bemertensmert. oaB BON off.
5i6ier 2unooner Seite iebt fiir ben
Sou1nter cine neue "1uiammentuuft
BEG &6nigs nit benz Raiier syrans
Soiepb boa Oefterrei6 angetdnoiat
wiro. Der @unfh, audi in i'm, ben
&ein1 oeS WtiBtrauens aeaea Deut1h.
lano au iden. lit ihmerlid an ben
uriahen oieier mie6erholten Rulam.
mentlnfte gara urbeteiligt.
DAB R0nia @omaro iibriaeuS trob
oeS angeblih 10 ernften uno orohens
ben en9liih'tiirfiiden &onflifts feline
Gle bate, nah 2onoon suriidsufeh.
rem; ionoern Belt fano, feline Station
IN Bari8 5u 0erldngern, beute nit
ieinea alten @lubfreunben su oinie.
rem, mDrgen Den Safon IN beiiGtis
gen uno fih &benos beitere Tbeaters
itide anauieben. ldSt Die germutuna
als fei Der Streit NIT
Der Bforte benz R6nie i'm @runbe
cine febr %miafommene Gblenfuna Dol,
eigentliden Yldnen, 0erer
Toroeruns oieier fleine Barrier gbs
iteber aemiomet mar.
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Tim eiu Sllmiiom armer.

SDlh cine 0ieoertrGbtiafeit! Wir
t0nnert uns niht erinnern. oaB uns
lie cine lhperere @nttauihune pioer=
fabren tpdre. Sobn 8. &odefeler
bat feine Dpspepiie. 5ein lanaidb.
riger 6aasarst bat es aeiaat. uno
Der muB es bDh am beiten milien.
9a fino mir aliD mieber einmal UNI
ihDne SluIiDn drmer. Wenn nir
BON Dem einfab poliseimlorigen
&eidtum oes Stanoaro Sel'Wtagna'
ten bDrten, penn mir in ben 3eitun'
gen BON ben riefiaen Dioibenoen To-
fen. Die er gum ShluB oes auartals
mieoer einmal einqeitrihen babe une
penrl bann Der Heio in unierer Seele
feline Stimt1e erhob. 10 batten nir
INNER Croft fuben fDnnen in benz
@eoanfen. oaB Der Wann elm bofs
nungsloier 9nspeptiter iet, oaB ibm
ale QaitrDnpmiihen Semitic nerlaat
1eien, oaB ct rnr Speiier, Die purber
einen bemiiben GeroauungsproaeB
ourhgemaht. 3u lib nehmen tonne
uno oaB er oaber trDb aler ieiner
MiqiDnert eigentlih bod elm gang
arr,er Sblufer iei. Bir erbltdten
BARN oas @alten Der poetii6en @e=
rehtieteit. gs gereihte uns CUR Bes
rubigung. baB Der &r6ius, i'm Ser
gleib NIT Dem elm einfaher Weils
liDn6r elm gang eemDhnliher Bauper
lift. fi9 bod init all ieinem 8eloe
nibt einmal einen leiolib anftdn5is
gen Wogen anihaffen fonnte unb
oaB er ben drmffen leiner Mrbeiter
beneioete UNI ieinen taoeuos funts
t%ionierenoen 8eroauuugS Npparat.
Stockholders Dhspeplie par feline eins
sige CUTE gigenlhaft. Bir marer
aenei9t, iie linn gemii1ermaBen als
miloernoen umitano an5urehnen.
tpenn er rpieoer einu1al Den Betro.
leumpreis in bic 5Dbe ihraubte,
cine 2~eaislatur faufte Dber lDnit eli
men b6ien Streih neriibte. @enr
fib oann Die Suitis nidt an i'm Der.
at1uaete. 10 berubiete fih unier pa
triotiibes @emut bel Der @rmdeune,
oaB er nit leiner 9pspepiie bod
ihOn ihmer genus beftraft let. unb
nun lit es AUDI oamit nihts. 8enn
fein Nr5t un8 menigitens idauneno
oarauf p0rbereitet, menn er iih 5us
ndhit oamit begniiat bdtte. au ton.
~itatiererl, oaB Die 8eridte iiber &os
d%efelers 9gspepfie iibertrieben ieier
Doer oaB fih iein 8uftano in LETTER
8eit ettDas aebefiert babe, 10 miroe
lns Der Shlaa nibt 10 ihmer ges
tr0fen baben. Nber unS lofDrt nit
oer @rtldruna inS @eiiht au fprirls
gen. oaB 8udefeqer iiberbaupt ME
an Opspepiie 9elitten babe unb oaB
Der 3uitano ieines Maaens abiplut
nidts gu minIhen iibrig laiie. oas
lit in unieren Muaett etne an @es
meinheit 9~rensenoe &idiiHtslofia.
teit. Set man uns bieie ib6ne Sllu-
fton serit6rt bat, fenner mir teitt
Witleio mehr. @ir betteben tates
gDrii6 oarauf. oaB Ontel Gam TO.
fort iein SuitiSbepartement eegen
Godefeler mubil madt. Gin 8il.
li0nar, Der nibt an Dpspeplie leis
bet, peroient feline Shonune.
G~@ermania.")
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ypitmettter beraubt.

@. Us. Souts. Bpftmeiiter in 8i.
pertou, Sa., perlor beinabe iein Sc.
ben uno muroe alien Comforts be.
ranbt. laut foleenbem Briefe: Set
20 Sabren litt ib hroniib an Der Sc.
Der. poourh ih einen ihtperen GIN.
faa BON @elbfudt batte. Wein Irst
Deri6rieb electric Bitters uno ih
tpuroe aeheilt. Sihere Sur fir Sal.
lie. Neuralaie, Shmdbe. Waaen..
2eber- Wierens uno Blaien. 2eioen,
Blu baben bel Nbolph DreiB uno E.
&alteber & Sohn. so Gents.
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HAMBURG .AMERIkA.
! 9~pppelf1rauben GrpreRs
mmb Bolts ampfer>9 iemff.
Bon getu Ynrf bio Rlhmoutb, Sober
unD GberbDurg nod 6ambnrg.
Mex York mach heapsl und eenua,
'9ia Gibraltar

Die ueuen7 ftefen.gampfer. aInertfa"
E unb .sfatiertn 9lueuite 0tetpata"'
23, 500 Ree. Sonnen, AZ, 000grutto=x Onnsi,
reip. Is. 900 Ree. Sonuen, $1,000 yrutto=
Spuneu, baben alber ben luIuri6ien gtn=
rihtunqen oils gteutgteiten elm &eltau=
rant a la Carte Unit 3igeuner= Rapeael Yal=
faQters Aufsug, Surnb ale, eleftrii9e gdoer,
Bidder uitD Blumen : Qaoen. L., 2. ano 3.
.Raihte uno 3piidenDef ETC., etc.
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Ser 3aifer oer Vereiniatem gtaa.
ten.

Die lhredliden greigniHe in San
5rancisco rufeu bic @%rinnerung oa'
ron tuah. oaB oieie nun 10 idmer
heimgeiuhte Staot nDr elmer lGnae.
rem Heibe BON Sabren einen Sonoer'
ling beberbergte. Der nibt nur in Den
8ereini9ten Staten, ionoern faft in
Der aan5en Welt als Nortpn l., Rais
fer Der Bereinigten Staaten uno
Brotettor BON Werifo, betannt mar.
Der mertmiiroiae Mann bieB Soibua
NortDr. mae in 4onoDn geborer uno
lanate i'm Sabre 1849 in Der iuneen
8oloitaot San francisco an. @r
mar Elm molbabenoer &aufmann,
nerlor aber iein gauges 8ermDaen in
einem Der perheerenoen 8rdnoe, bic