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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-15
Acad emia NaciOnal de Medi-
Gina Numero IT, Ca
racas: 2I de Abril de 1908
Cfnd0dan0 MiniStro de Rela-
clones Interiors.

Impuesta esta Academia del
ohcio de ese Ministerio feCha
de hoy. V marcado con Ell hume
70 43S, me ha Ordenado cOntes- =
tar a usted 10 siguiente:
La Academia, al propio item
DO que lamenta que la Junta
Medica de la Guaira no haya
podido hasta ahora precisar de
I'm modo Categ0rlco la Datura =
leza de la enfermedad que ALI
reina. aprueba y aplaude las
medidas muy sabias y muy pru-
dentes que ell Gobierno ha die
tado en- provision de que la di-
cha enfermedad sea la peste
medidas que son las indicadas
en- semejantes casos por la hi
giene a saber: Ell complete ais
lamientO de los atacados, la de
sinfeccion en- grande escala de
las casas Y GALES de la ciudad
La incineracion de las habita-
clones Contaminadas Y de los
objetos perteneCientes a los en-
fermos, y las inOculaciones pre-
ventivas con ell suero de Yersin.
Ante todo, la Academia haCe
presente al Gobierno que la
peste, que en- otro tempo tue
un verdadero azote de la huma-
nidad, ha perdido hoy mucho
de su antique caracter de leta-
lidad invencible. gracias a los
adelantos de la Ciencia, que dis
pone de medios suhcientes para
limitar y extinguir rapidamen-
te los focos epidemicos. Asi,
en- las ultimas epidemias sc ha
comprobado que en- los paises,
en- los cuales sc han seguido es-
trictamente los principles de la
hygiene cientifca, la enferme-
dad sc ha reducido considera-
bIemente en- extension y en-
NOR talidad: en- Glasgow no hu-
bo sino So casos y 10 detunc1o-
mes; en- Buenos Aires 100 casos
Y as defunciones. Pero en- los
lugares en- los cuales no sc han
empleado los medios cientifcos
de defensa, la extension y NOR
talidad han sido extraordina-
rias: en- Hong Kong, en- 1000, en-
10 meses, hubo 1882 casos y
r.o34 defnnciones; en- Bombay
de Io .484 casos. murieron IS. $50.
La Academia considera de su
deber advertir al Gobierno, que
en- muchas ocasiones las epide-
mias de peste han principiado
con caracteres enganosos de be.
aignidad, para luego hacer ex
plosion y generalizarse con in !
creible rapidez y fuerza, Guam :
do no sc han tornado las sufl-
cientes nedidas preventivas.
En Ell case desgraciado de que
la actual epidemia de La Guaira
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-15
Las bOdas De anOche

Anoche ce1ebraron sus bodas en-
Santurce, nuestro estimado amigo D.
Francisco Brunei y la bella y lindfsi-
ma sefiorita Rita Calaf. Ell matrimo-
MO Sc celebro en- familia en- la resi-
dencia de don Federico Calaf. Fue-
ron padrinos la distinguida sefiors
dofIa Luisa Brunet de la Haba, her
mana del novio. ell sefior Jaime
Calaf. Ohcio ell reverendo padre
Isern.
Entire los concurrentes estaban los
sefiores Alvarez Nava, Caubet. Can
dina, Rubet (Guillermo Lacosta.
Agudo. Castaffo, COLLAGE, Gonzalez.
Cordova Davila, y otros connotados
caballeros.
En- ell gtupo del bello sexo vimos
luclendo ricos y encantadores traies.
la sefiora de Calaf, Vida de Ribss {
hijas, MarParita Wolkes. sefora de
Lacosta, sefiorita Blanca Sierra, seflo-
ritas Brunei Y familiares de los no.
vios. Estos salieron en- tren especial
para Manatf- Es probable embarouer
en- este mes para Europa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-15

Anoche las nueve en- la CatedraI
Sc un1eron en- indisoluble lazo el dis.
tinguido joven don Adolfo Valdes Y
la bella encantadora senorita Maria
Cobian, Bendijo la union Ell Reve-
rendo Obispo Monsef1or Jones. Ei
temple estaba adornado ricameute.
Uua inmensa concurrencia asisti6 az
acto. La ceremonia nupcial fue So
lemnfsima.
Los desposados han recibido muv
vallosos regalos de sus numerosos
amigos.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-07

more than nine years of age, who recent
" went of his own accord and joined the
Presbyterian Church, where his parents
were members so long. He is also max
ing rapid advances at school where like
his father he is fond Of mathematics.
Then, he is charmed with the lady that
has come to preside over and brighten up
the home his father owned and occupied
long before his mother passed away. In
return for his devotion, she will make
him an ideal foster mother Mr.. Reeds
first wife was a daughter of George w.
Williams, Esq, who for more than 30
years was teller of the National Bank at
Newark, but last year, being advanced in
years he resigned, and is now living in re-
tirement with his wife, but they are
both interested holders and OWNERS of
stock in the bank where
Mr.. Williams was so long cashier.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-07

have returned from a visit in Whining
ton and Philadelphia.
The young people of our town are an
ticipating good time on Wednesday
evening, the occasion being the annual
dance given by the young men OF the
town. Over two hundred invitations
have been issued.
Bridgeville has an epidemic of mumps.
They have been raging since Christmas,
causing a great many of the children to
be absent from school.
Layton & Owens are very busy at then
mill and basket factory. They have been
filling a large order for cabbage boxes
besides their other work. About twenty
i've basket makers are working on brace
baskets for the Jersey trade. The Com
pany made and shipped over 100000
truck bas kets.
Our town hall is now being wired and
we expect to have it lighted by ele t &c
lights in few days.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-07
PENNINGTON.

Harvey Hill, of Delmar, was the guest
of Miss Nora Rust Sunday.
J.C. Hopkins, of Dover, was in town
Tuesday.
G. H. Simmons is loading grain at
Houston.
Mrs. Ella Hudson and daughter, Miss
Clara, of Frederick, spent Sunday with
John Rust.
Mr.. and Mrs. East werei in Philadelphia
Monday.
DR.. S. M. Morgan preached in the M.
E. Church Sunday evening, Subject,
e'Pentecost."
Revival services in the NJ. E. Church
closed Tuesday evening. During the SER
les of meetings 81 have professed CONVEX
sion.
Dan Cupid has been very busy in our
little village this winter judging by the
innocent expression and surprised looks
ofsome Of our young ladies when the SUBJ
iect of matrimony is mentioned. We'd
ding bells will be ringing in the near
future.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-07

P. Church are still in progress.
Mrs. Wesley Blades has been quite i'll
with the grippe.
The stork has brought little daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Sapp.
Mrs. William Kennerly has returned
from visit to Wilmington and Phila-
delphia.
Miss Sue Harrington, who has been
doing dress making in California, has re-
turned home.
We are to have an ice plant and the
proprietor, Mr.. Roach, of Virginia, will
begin work as soon as possible.
Misses Matte Smythe, Bertha Trice,
Anna CULLEN and Herman Simpson, OF
Harrington, AIDA Hill, of Bridgevile,
and Rembert Simpson, of Trappe, Md,
have returned to their respective homes,
after a pleasant visit with their cousin,
Miss Edythe Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Simpson enter
tanned a few of their relatives and friends
at dinner on Wednesday of last week, at
their home, "Maplewood Farm" in
honor of the marriage of their youngest
daughter, Miss Josie Cornelia Simpson.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-07
HARRINGTON.

ElwooG Minner spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Dover.
Royal Collision, of Whittier, CAL, is the
guest of relatives here and at Pennington.
On Wednesday evening, January 29th,
at Burrsville NJ. E. Church, Miss Josie
Cornelia Simpson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Simpson, and Frank Leslie
Hanson, were united in the holy bonds
of matrimony. The bride was beautifully
gowned in white silk and carried white
carnations. The ushers we're: Messrs.
Sheldon Raughley, Herman Simpson,
Arthur Cahan, of Hickman, and R. Simp-
son, of near Baltimore. Rev. Mr.. John
son performed the ceremony, after which
{ the happy young couple left for their
future home at Burrsvile, Md.
Rev. Dr. Morgan will be with R. W..
Ross today.
Arthur Layton has returned from a
visit to Wilmington and Philadelphia.
Joseph Simpson and wife entertained a
number of relatives and friends at dinner
on Wednesday of last week.
Miss Gertrude Willoughby held box
social on Friday evening at Raughley's
school. A fine time was reported.
Mrs. Annie Collision has been spending
a week or two with Mrs. B. F. Ross.
Miss Hates has been the guest Of Mrs.
James Outten.
The pupils of Anderson's school are
preparing to celebrate, this month, the
birthdays of Lincoln, Washington, Low
ell and Longiellow.
Mrs. William Kopp held a neckte
social at her home on Wednesday night
1t was a most enjoyable affair
Several of our townsmen went to Will
mington last Friday to hear the "Great
Commoner."
Mrs. Jump and Miss Elizabeth have
returned from visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Hill, of Seaford, is the guest of
/ Miss Matte Smith.
As there have been number of con-
versions, the revival services in the NJ.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-07
LINCOLN CITY NOTES.

There has been several hundred peach
trees pulled out in this locality this season.
The work is done by Swain Brothers who
use their traction engine.
There will be one canning factory run
here this season, as there is one now
going on the old brick yard site.
The young folks are enjoying skating
here, this week.
Frank Warren entertained about 40 OF
bis neighbors and friends, on Thursday
evening of last week. After the usual
social hour, cake and cream was served
aud all left thanking Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
very kindly for their hospitality and en-
tertainment.
Mrs. Elmer Horton has been quite sick
for the past two weeks.
Many of our farmers are busy having
wood sawed for their summer use.
On account of the severe cold OF last
Sunday, there were no services at the M.
f. Church.
The farmers are already trying to Sc
cure hands to work on their farms this
season but there seems to be scarcity Of
this labor and wages are entirely to high,
in proportion to what the farmer receives
for his produce.
Clement Masten Is slowly recovering
from pneumonia.
Mrs. a. B. Donovan, has returned
home from Wilmington.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-07
REDDEN.

This week, weather has been very cold
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wilson, of near Cokes-
berry, have been the guests of their
daughter, Mrs. Edwin SalmOns.
Lot Donovan, OF Broadkiln, has had a
very sick child which has prevented his
moving here until this week when the
childs condition was more favorable.
Master Tom Figgs of this place has in
vented a talking machine which does its
work quite as we'll as any machine in
Redden.
brand Mrs. w. W. Day, of Farming
ton, have been the guests, of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c Hill.
Jacob West, who has been i'll with
symptoms of typhoid and pneumonia hsa
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-07
ELLENDALE.

As we closed our letter last week, we
learned of the death of one of our aged
and highly respected citizens, Avery
Clendaniel. OF which we gave an account.
On Friday, at o'clock p. M, large
number of friends and relatives, includ-
ing his nephew, Rev. Avery Donovan,
came on the train and walked to the old
family homestead, which has been in
habited by their ancestors for over 100
years. The last spiritual rites were per-
formed by the Rev. Kelso and the re-
mains laid by the side of his many an
cestors, in the old historic family burying
ground, on the farm Mr. Clendaniel
left his will in the hands of J. A. EliegoOd
to be executed by him, which bequeathes
all his large personal and real estate to
his two maiden sisters, who have always
lived with him, their life time. At their
death it is to go to his young nephew,
Will Donovan, whom he took when an
orphan infant and raised him to comfort
him in bis declining years. Mr.. DonO-
van is a most worthy young man, as well
az very fortunate one.
We also reported the death of Mrs.
Galway, at the home of her son, Henry
Galway. Her remains were taken care
of by undertaken Hatfield, of Georgetown,
and on Friday the body was taken to
Georgetown for interment. 1t is under
stood that she left all her money and
large life insurance to her son, William.
Jones Ellingsworth, an aged farmer, is
quite sick, at his home near town.
DR.. Samson is quite i'll and DR.. Robert
Elegood. of Philadelphia, has come here
to take care of the doctors practice.
Elk postmaster, r ebert Clendaniel, wife
and child are visiting his brother, Walter.
in Philadelphia. While away, Mr.. Glen
daniel will 90 to Pottstown to look after
his mining interests and from thence, he
and his brother will go to Virginia, pros
pecting for timber.
Elias Macklin recently lost his pocket
book containing about $40 in cash and
some valuable papers. He has our sym
pathy.
Joseph Reed and wife are ling theil
old home in Philadelphia.
James P. Pierce and William l. Simp'
son, of Milford, and Thomas Curry, OF
Green wood, were Glendale visitors on
Monday
DR.. William Shockley, of Queenstown,
was in town this week and is anxious to
return to Glendale.
William E. Tucker, of this place, who
is operating a large saw mill in local
option district in Maryland, was recently
compelled to shut down his mill on &C
count of his employees being intoxicated
which never happened to him while the
hotels were rhnning. PAUL PRY.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-07

recovered sufficiently to attend to his
store.
George Law, of Georgetown has moved
here on the Hutton farm.
Edgar Short has purchased tne PAIR
of mules aud intends to do hauling
around town.
Miss Eliza Wilson, daughter OF Law
renee Wilson died at her home near
Sharp's Hill on Tuesday. Funeral SER
vices were held at MeColley's Church.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-07
BRIDGEVILLE.

Mrs. Elizabeth Jacobs died on Febru-
airy lst, at her home, near town. Funeral
services were held at her late residence
on Tuesday afternoon and interment
made in Bridgeville cemetery.
Misses Bessie Short and Edna Ward
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oeln Silberbeiblag gebunoen. Der
&atalog entbalt Dor anen1 oie nit
poaet1oeter Sehnif bergelte1ten Ste
proouftionen Der foitbaren Miniatu-
ren, beren Sommlu1g bon ieber cine
beionoere 2iebbaberei Hierpont @eor-
san's eeipelen lit, fir Die er feline
Soften geideut bat. @s beibt, baB
Die eir5ig 0aitebeltbe Santmlung Ell
men Mufipal1o Don ipenteitens elmer
Million Dollars erforoert babe. Sic
elltbalt cine @alerie Ser berporra=
genolten Sdonbeiteu aus atpei ssabr=
blln6erten, BON oen beriibn1telter1
Miniaturfiinitlerilt ibrer 3eit ge-
malt. Der @oelitein Der SantrnInu9
lit eill Weittiaturbilo Ser Maria
Stnart bon eifein ui1befanntefl
Maler, oas emit &arl Dem gritcrt
BON england gebort unb bon ibnt
10 bod geidatt lpurbe, oab er feline
ssS1litialen oarauf iebte. QuBerben1
tit BON Dem &iinitler oas sllter Ser
aonigin nit 23 Sabren anf Dem
Yortrdt aneeoeben,
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@ietOria 9ipiiiun, 6. S. & g. 81,
Nnfnnft-
@oo 3o2-guero, @ietoria, 7::ao nadm
Nbfabrt-
So 3o1-guero, gictoria, $3.50 poru,
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lple euutt9ellluJe VeLllllUe QlQlterIen
auf Dem Srieobof gerneinIon. Die
Srauer5erenollien nnahten iidtltdl
tiefiten ginorud.
= Cine aufregeroe S5ene ipielte
ii6 I'M fiinften @ipilienot oes 3eihs-
geridts in 2eip5ig ob. Gin gerlt-
ner &altflnann 0omens @rolier, ipal-
der IN moBloie @ut boriiber aeriet,
ooB Die bon ibm beantrdgte 3epiiion
in einem grbi6aftspro5eb obgeleb:,t
muroe, 5og ploblid einen Gebolper
uno feuerte oarauf los. 9lls Sanpt-
5iel erfor lif) Der 9faierbe ben borli=
benoen 9fi1ter, Geibsgeribtsrot
Woenner, Der ourd cine &ugeI idtper
perlett muroe. Gin @eri6tsldreiber
fono ouf Der Stelle ieinen Sob. @rol-
ier fenerteni6t ipenieer ols t05huIie
ob, ebe er iibertpdltigt tperoen fonnte
SIM @erihts5immer berri6te 8e1tiir-
5ung ionoerglei6en. @roller batte
Die totbringenoe @affe geaoeen in
Dem 9lueenblid, oa Ser &i6ter oie
ibn nngiinitige gnti6eiortng perfiin-
betbatte.
= Cine Depeide aus 2onoon
iagt:. Sir oie nd6ite 3eit NOR elm
8eiu6 oes &er5ogs uno Der Serso=
gin bon Cumberland beim engli-
iben &oniespoar geplant. Ser Ser
5og tit ein 9lngeboriger oes britt
i6en &onigsbauies, uno Die Serso-
gin cine S1nelter Der &oniain
slleronoro. 0os ber5oelide 9oor
tit lett pielen sSabrei1 nidt 5nianl=
men in gnglano getpeien, urlo trot-
oen miro Der 8elud) unterbleibelt,
mie bernlntli9 in oen 1ta1iten so=
gen befannt gen1a6t tperoen miro.
@ls @runo bierfiir miro angegeben,
oaB &onig @oparo befiir9tet, ser
8eln6 oes Guntber1anoers, eines
erflarten Seirbes bes prelBiibell
4onigsbouies, fonne geeenlpdrtig,
mo bie 8e5iebnngen 5pii1en 8entih=
lano uno gnglanb iih perible6tert
baben, BON &oiier @ilbelm libel auf-
gefaBt meroen.
Sn Der fran5oiii6en &olonie
ct. Hierre, IN Der es ipdbrer1o Ser
lesten 3eit megen S6ul- uno Sir
6en-@ngelegenbeiten 5u i6lin1nlen
Gubeitorungen gefommen tit, lit eine
9epeid5e Der fran5oiii6en &egieru1l3
eingetroffen, IN Der geneloet iptro,
Ser neue @ounerneur Ser &olonie,
garoe, Der bereits auf Dem @ege
nod ct. 8ierre lei, lperbe meitge-
benoe &eformen einfiibren. glnf
oieIe Na6ri6t bin baben Die ftrei-
tenben 8arteien beihloiien, ii6 Biz
5ur Infnnft oes neuen @onper.
neurs rltbig 5ll per6alten
Inter groBartigen lnlo ein-
orufsboaen 3erenorlien bot in 2epb-
idiis Die Seier oes bunoertiabrieen
SSubildlins oes Sniarer &eeinents
@raf 8oesen q. Shleiiides) SEQ. 6
ftattgefunoen 3ablreihe friibere 0f-
fi5iere, llnteroffi5iere unb Mann-
idaften mobnten BEN feltli6en 8erun-
itoltuneen BEL. Cine Der Soitptnnnt-
mern oes eroeranlins NOR ein 9fei-
terfeit, oas einen iiberaus glan5enoen
8erlauf nabm.
Ser altefte Soloat Ser oert-
i6en @rmee, @eneralmaior 8. Q.
Gbilipp b. 6ranf, lit IN @barlotten.
burg geitorben fait 103 Sabre alt
8is in Die leste 3eit batte er fid cine
eritatnlide forperlide uno seiitige
Giiitigfeit betpabrt.
Sm fiinfllnoadt5igiten 2ebens-
iabr lit Der ebenalige preubiihe
Suiti5miniiter, Or. 2uopig Ser
mann bon S6eIling, oabingeidieoell.
@r mar Der dlteite Der inaftipen
preuBiiben Staatsniniiter.
9or Dem Hatbaus in 6. g.
8io5 purbe Der onatierenoe Boli-
3eiipef Seius 8eno erihoiien.
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M. 6. & s. gab1,.

SO. 4-Nad bem Storben. 1870 bornr
nSlber r"-Ra6 Dem Norben 700 t1at1nl
gto. 244-9oniton etc -. 1915 nadlm
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SO. 9-gl gaio II. @eiten 900 porm
SO. 1o-gaa9 bem Often. 1890 nacbnl
SO. 81ia6 bem 6iten. 11:4o BORN BORN
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Q[uf oie @ahI bon NfaInh 6

- 9luf Die @abI bon &alpb Ga
meron bin, einem &epublifouer,
gum 9ongreBobeeorbneten BON 9lri-
5ono, bot Sberribter Sent eiren
9rief an Brdiibent Gooiepelt ge-
idrieben, in melhen er INN oen
8oriblag ma6t, oaB er in ieiner
nahiten gotidaft an ben &ongreB
Die 8etpiGigune Der Staatsredtc
an g[ri5ona befiiriporten loa, oa iih
oieies ieBt Ser reprblifanii6en &ei=
be BON Staaten aneei6loiien cot.
Hi6ter Sent erbielt als 9lntiport
einen Brief in Deldem er bonn Hrd-
iioenten Die 8eriiherung erbielt, ooB
er oieie gnpfeblung in ieiner Bot
idaft MAIDEN meroe. @s tperoen
oaourd) Die gefiirdtungen elmer ge-
plonten 8ereinigltng @ri5onos NIT
gtep Merifo ols Elm Staat eno9iil-
tig beieitigt.
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Seras.

Quf idredlibe @eiie bat iid5 ilt
Der Ndbe bon 9onbam elm iunges
Waoben gean1ens gtbel Mugbten unls
2eben gebradt. Sic tranft tire Glei~
Der NIT Hetroleum ltn6 itedte Iie oalnl
in 8rano. ssSn einen binterlaiIenen
8riefe iagte iie, oaB eine llngliidlihc
Siebesaffaire iie gum Selbltlnoro ge.
trieben bobe.
Cine gfegierllngsfonlmiIlion
oeren Iufgabe cine gang eigenortige
it, bereiit augenblidlib unlerll
5taat. gs lit bies Die bonn BrGiioeil-
ten ernannte 4onlniiiioi1 Die iih
iiber Die 2ebensberb6ltniiIe oer ssar.
mer I'M ean5en 2onoe ui1terribtel1
foa Das grgebnis ibrer Soribun-
gen ioa iie oann Dem Hrdlioenten
porlegen nno oieler mill es gu 8or-
i6lagen an ben aongreB benusell.
uie Dos geienibaftli6e uno bduslihe
2eben Der Surmer ourd geeignete
Wasregeln angenebmer uno on5ie-
BENDER gen1aht tperoen fann. Gle
4onmiiiion ilt9t ibre eigenartiae
Mnfgabe oaourb gu erfiilen, oaB tie
in ben Stdoten 8eriamn1lunaen bon
5armern aulammenruft ul1b iib init
oieien 6ann eingebeno iiber Die Gage
unterbalt. llnIerer Weinung nah
miro bel Der ganaen @elbi1te gar
nibts berausfommen, MIR tperoen bic
Mitglieoer Der 4on1miliion einea
idoren 8aeen @eIo in Die gai9e fte-
den.
9lus 5latonia, @einlar, Guero,
yoafum unb anoeren ibrer Nuter-
audf pegen befannten Srten, lilto
tpdbreno Der Ietten Sage tamlenDe
oieier nusbringet1oen 8ogel nerlanot
tporoen.
- General Maribaa, Der Gbef-
SSneenieur Der Mrrnee, enlpfieblt in
ieinem SSsobresberi6t 8etpiaigull-
gen fir Die 8erbeiierung teranii1er
Safen uno @oiieripege gum 8etra-
ge bon 5lpei Milionen Dollars. Da-
bon fallen auf @alpeiton $3.50, 900,
auf 8uffalo-8apon $480000, ouf
Weit @alpeiton- gap, Srinitp- -Miirl-
6ung, Geoar, Chocolate nnb 8altrop
gapous 100000; ouf @ranias
HaB 100000, auf Sabine 8ab
$4,000; auf oen 8ra5os $50.
900; auf ben grinitp $125 900
uno auf Die S6ubnauer beiln Sort
Srapis auf Der sSSniel @alpelton
$40, 900.
Gin bel Der Sante Sc gabn
angeitellter uSmitdnan4 nmnens
8lobmberg purbe in ben Yaros
Der 8abn gu Eenlple iiberfabren uno
ihiper perIeet. gr tpar erit ieit
fur5enl BEL Der 8abn angelteIlt, lit
in Sentple poaie frenlb u1b mai
lpeib nidt, OBJ er s(ngeborise bot.
Ridter 9ope in Beaumont
erfarte, anseiibts bes @uta1tens
Der @enerolartpoltibaft, er babe
ME bebauptet, oaB Die 9eitimmuns
unieres Sagogefeses, ourh Die Der
gerfauf erlegten @ilbes perboten
Deroe, unfonltitutionen lei, er iei
i'm @eeenteil BON ibrer aonititutic-
nalitdt iiber5eugt; ober iie iei ld6er-
lid, mioerlprede Dem 8egriff Der
@igentunsrehte nnb er tperoe lid
nidt ON iie febren.
Srau Bearl @oooe. Die bonn
@eridt in 8aco Der grmoroung
ibres@atten iduloig befunoell uno gu
| 25 Sabren 3uhtbars perurteilt MUIR
De, lit nit ibrem @eiud Inn ei-
men neuen 8ro5eB obsetpieien luor-
ben.
Sn Mc4innep tranf Der flcine
5neiiabrige Sunge BON S. g. Sueua,
Ddbreno er iih alein i'm Sauie be.
fano, cine 0uantitGt Betroleum
| nno itorb an ben Solgen bes Sc
nuiies.
Sobn s. 9eder, elm befann.
ter oeutider @eidaftsmann bon
Soplor, lit geitorben.
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,,GsH.

@s iit nibt eeiast oaB iudenoe
gei6peroen gefdbrli6 iinb, aber oo6
gepiB iebr unangenebm. ginerlei
ipie man es nennt, penn Sbr oanol
betroffen ieio, es miro gu9 befreien.
Sunt's Cure lit oes" narnIt6. glb.
iolut garantiert irgeno cine Sorn
oes sSudens gu furieren. Der erite
0eriuh erIeimtert.
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cine a66in ODER ein Md6ben 6ur
8elorgung Ser Sausarbeit bel elmer
aus brei 8erlonen beitebenoen So.
Mile. 3u erfraeen in Ser Office
Der nSreie BreHe",
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ShSite farntett.

Gil 9lder, iehs Oeeilen in norbli1er
ai6tuna BON Ser 9ta6f, an outer mo-
cabalniitierter Strabe, 12o Gder in anls
@eunssn 5 sSi S srsaS gaue |1sH'SffS spe iDa1
nnb niele Nebengebdlibe. $50 per Ider,
elm 9rittel baar, 9aeit altf Gange 3eit.
Span5ig Nder an Der @aitrobiller
2anbitrabe 9erabe altberbaGb Der Stabte
gren8en, $125 per 4fer
@ierSig @fer an Der 9alabo. quito
macaoamiiierte StraBe. 500 per Ifer
$. &. Jeiomtass,
9bone 9S4. 423 NapGrrp Str.