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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-30

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-30

OaS Nettefte.
1859. 1859. 1859,
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fir Baar,
pel&e temals fir ben @ertauf oden tuar, unb 3u
pretlen, bic ieber Goneurren3 bic @ptbe bieten.
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sat fat ausi@liebli& bent Gintauf BON
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v@merican 5puie" 81. paul.
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wel4e mir ~ beiipiclloS btQteen Nretfen
pertaufen, pisl biQigsr, als ireenb ein aneeres bie-
Gees 3aus.
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perebrten peuti@en &unpen ouf6 freunoz
ltdfte beotenen.
Inn 3ablrei&en :3uipru& bitten
Gou1eca u. Gullertun.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-30

Gro9t1@. - Cine jur9e Trau bon
81 Sabren ertrdntte iid nit ibrem 2zjabz
ri9en &inoe port9e Wp6e in einem Babe
BET Somatca> {, S. in einem &nfale BON
Ms4an4olie; ibr Munn botte fe spr Ell
niger Belt int Stide 9elui1en.
Wdren bic jun9en Trauen bub19 artig
9e9en tbre Dtdnner, 1pircen {e feline Sprz
gen nit freunpli6em 2d9eln we9fu0en,
anitatt tbn 5u qudlen; fury wdren bic
junsen Trauen gang Da6> wa6 fe benz
Wfann ietn iollten> 10 91be e8 pent9er
5au6tyraH1en uno peni9er Mdnner miirz
ben tbre 6rauen I'M Stt9e la{1en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-30

&i9ter2ane uber BEN @Aus
beS @tlaSenet9entbums -
Diel tr &iAttr bar ii6 in einem SGreiz
ben 9e9en oa5 &eAt bes Gonsrel les, gum
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gu erlail en-, aua9elprpden, St laet:
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ifitution, wie fe ridterli@ feltseleBt finp,
m19en bic freien @taaten, bur@ Wdbiz
9uns, @adlamfeit unp Bebarrli1feit bic
@%uSpebnun9 Der @flaperet na9 freien
Serritorien, flrslid aonectirt, %yerbincern.
Sbre Sanction ces @eleBe5 fam @flaz
perei in einem Gerritprium eten 10 1rez
mig bethlehem, ais Elm Meni9 pbne 9uft
atbmen farm. Sflapen itnp niht Giaenz
ttum, wo ie nidt eur6 Munitipaloez
iebe ca;u 9emaht lino. Die Sc eBsebuns
zines Serritprium6 fam feline @ewalt
ausuben, welhe Tyr niht purd einen
&d ce8 Gun9reile6 ubertra9en 1T.
Dieie Meinun9 miro 9emiB ben De-
mcfraten nidt sula9en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-30

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Mepublifaner ppn Soma 9rn. g. s. &u1b
gum lieutenant Opucerneur numinirt, 70
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tpnnen! sic ycrms,fen ale ibre etuoee
tprsnen amerifaniIden T,eunce unp no.
mtnireu einen wrniinlhten Dutdman.
Sur nit einem 0uteu Oplmetlder ;ur
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nat 81 praitrren! Warum murce niat
Der ebrlide Spbn @omaro5 npnntnirt
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29
Water Cure and MOtOrpathic
Establishment.
DR. BARLOW ]. sMITH,

DR. BARLOW J. SMITH,
~ RADUATE Of the New York HyEieO Therapeutic Col
" lege, has opened Hrst class Water Cure and Motor
pahc establishment In Sacramento In the large and pleas
ant house now occupied BY Mrs. Tden 7Ih between
I and }.
Ts establishment s the nTSt on the Pacific coast that
combines all the advantages OF Hygenc Medication and
will be equal 10 any in the Atlantic States EarOpe Dr.
Smith, with his family will reside In the institution and
pains expense wIlbe spared W make peaaAnt and
Misunderstanding home for lnvAlids.
ThopR suffering from diseases Of the Eye, Bronchial and
Catarrhal Affections Diseases Of the Heart Langs NvsT
sis, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Fever and AEue and Vevcrs
Of ell types Putrd fore Throat, Group, errOIOus Dseas
e. Plea PrOapsus, inflammation OF the D0wcls Chronic
and Acute DarFhea, should try the advantages Of this IN
Stuon before taking poisonous drugs and thus lesseuinE
the chances Of permanent recovery.
Tie arrangements Of the institution particularly
adapted to the successful treatment Of uterine disease
and dIsplacemsntS curvatuTes ofhe spine etc. NO
apartments and the best medical and surgical aien
on and nurses In the State, and cacu
lated TO render parturItion easy and natural.
There will be Gymnasium for ladies' well gen
uemen.
ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATTIe 10 valuable In eradca-
ting pCiu0nA both mineral vegetable and In the treat
ent Of Rheumatism Neuralgia, etc. will be administered
70 patients without extra charge.
CANCERS cured by an entirely process.
BONE sETTISG.-Dr. Smith the only one In California
possessing the NJ Bone Setting SUCCESSFULLY practce
BY the celebrated DR.. Sweet, Of Connecticut.
limited number Of persons desiring . physiological
diet can he accommodated.
DR.. Smith will attend patients In any part Of the City.
THOS. HILL late Of the Hrm Of Hill, Wooster Co +,
will take charge Of the business department.
TERMS
go 10 $50 per Week according the attention required
Consultations, FREE, verbal or BY letter.
Letters Of inquiry promptly answered. aud crculaTs sent
BARLOW J. kMTTH, NJ d
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

MAeUian ouickness has been and is the sub.
ject Of universal appreciation. That there
should DO occasional vestigcs Of dullness lying
around loose is not however, subject Of won.
der The latest instance Of the latter 10 re-
corded in tho following on
THE SPECTACLE QUESTION. true story is
told by dealer who had advertised eyeglasses
by the aid Of which a person could read easily
the finest print. A well.dressed Irishman
called at the counter one day to be fitted to .
pair Of spectacles. As he remarked that he
had never worn any, some were handed to
him that magnified very little. He looked
hard through them upon the book Get before
him, but declared he could make out nothing
Another pair Of stronger power was saddled
upon his nose, but unsucceRsfIlly e. before.
Further trials were made, until at length the
almost discouraged dealer passed 70 him Q
Dair which magniRed more than ell the rest 10
kis stock. The customer, quito as impatient
as the merchant at having to try 90 many, put
On the last pair and covered through them at
the printed page with all his might.
"Can you read that printing now" anx-
iously inquired the distressed dealer, pretty
certain that he had hit it right this time at any
rate.
"Divil Bit" was the reply.
Gan you reau u Ill! salo inc meEcuSntI
unable to conceal his vexAtiOn any longer.
"Rade at all, is III" cried the customer
"Thero's not single word among them that
can idintify the futures Nv"
~ say, do you know how to ready" ex.
claimed the dealer, impatiently.
''Out wid vel" shouted the IFishman, throw.
ing down the spectaclss In hut. "If could
rade, what 'ud be Aaher buyin' pair Nv
spectacles fOri Ye chate the paple wild the
idee that yer glasses 'ud help 'em to rade print
aisy but it's big lie, Il lei All, 70 black.
guard, 70 thought I'd buy I'm WitAOvt tTyiN'
fsm :" And he len The store, mUttering-
"humbug-humbug"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

DY virtue Of certain Judgment and certain decree
ID rendered In the District Court in and for the
County OF u Dorado and State Of California, Of which
the following 10 copy, tO-wn:
STATE OF cALlFoRNIA, In the District Court Of
County Of II Dorado. the 18th Judicial District.
SAMUEL SNOW, Plaintiff.
No. 1905
G. 2. sTEADMAN. Defendant.
PENDANT, John Hume appearing counsel for the PaIu-
tiH and g. W. SandersOn counsel for the Defendant
and BY consent Of the PARTIES Plaintiff and Defendant
hereto, Il 10 ordercj adudged and deeTeed, that the
following described partnership property lying aud Be
ing In the said County and state Aforesaid, to wit
certain Water Ditch known as the North and South
Weaver and Newtown Ditch, sometimes called the
" Iowa Ditch" said Ditch commencing at and takes
water from the North Weaver Creek, at point about
mile below SportSnans Hall, thence 70 South
Weaver aud takes water therefOm crossing the same
at place called south Weaver Canon, thence to
Newtown in said County, and for and half miles
West thereof and TO the Gold Diggngs in the vicinity
Of said village QUEENSTOWN together with all the prcm-
ses, Reservoirs, bitches, Branches. Fixture, Water
kghts and appurcnances be sold by the sheriff Of the
said County at public auction, like salcS
similar property are conducted under Execution and
that either Of the parties hereto either the Plaintiff
or Defendant, shall become the purchaser Of said
property at such SALE that such purchaser be required
TO nay Into this Court the purchase money at the time
81 the Anal settlement Of tie accounts between the
ties, Plaintiff and Defendant, hereto, and II failure be
made thereof BY said purchaser then that such sale be
set apide. And IL is further ordered adudged and de-
creed that In the that any person
than any Of the parties hereto shall become the purcha
ser OF rAd property al such Aae then the sale shall be
made for cash, aud the purchasc money he paid into
Court to abide the final settlement Of the be-
tween the parties hereto.
Decree rendered September 10Th a. d. 1859.
Therefore by virtue Of the above Decree and Order
Sale, will expose to Public sale, at the Court House
Door, in the City Of PlaccrvIc,
ON saturday the goth Day OF October,
\. 1880, st 10 O'clock NJ, all the right, title inter-
md claim, Of the said Samuel Snow and e. p Stead
man, Of in and to the property described in said Decree
or Order of sale, in aeeordaDce with the condtions
therein described.
W. J. BCRWELL,
Sheriff Of III Dorado County, Cal.
by q. ". CoDDiNoroN, Under Sheriff.
SHERIFF. Once, PacerNille Oct 9th, A. o. l6J0-ts
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29
SUMMONS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, n Dorado County. In the
y District Court Of the Eleventh. Judicial District
Action brought In the District Court IT the 1lth judicial
District aud the Complaint nIed In the County Of
do In the once Of the Clerk of said District Court In and
for said County and State.
HENRY WOLF and LUDWIG WOLF, P1aIntiGs.
GEORGE cHoRPENixo, Defendant.
The People Of Tie Sats Of California TO George Choir
psnng, Greeting:
YO6 ere hereby required 10 appear IN an action brought
agaiast you b. The above named Plaintiffs 10 the District
Court Of the 1th JudcAl District In and foT the County
oe Dorado, end 70 the Complaint Aled therein
copy Of which accompanies this eumm0ns within days
excluve Of the day Of Servie) ser the service 700
Of thls eummOns-f served within this county; KServed
out Of s county but within this Judicial District within
twenty days. served out Of said District then within
forty laysOr judgment BY default viii be taken against
you.
The s.ldAeOn brought judgment for Seven
Hundred and Sixty and 6D-1O0 Dollars for goods, wares
and merchandise sold and delivered 70 you By PAnta,
ct your special instance and request 81 said county
August l6h and you fail sppeaF and answer the
saia Csmplant 90 abovs Required the saM Plantl viii
take Judgement against you for sad end costs accord.
Ing 70 tke prayer Of eAd Complaint
~ Wltae1 my haze end The ssal OF said Court
I hereto asked, e Ones, % HaeeFviIle, this thO
ISsA day q Auguss. A. D: 1850:
4 y. sAsSsvsso, P,AIa.as Aisy. SSSm
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29
SHleriG,a Sale.

DY virtue ofan order Of sale Issued out Of the Clerk
ID Once Of the Hon. District Court Of the 18th Judi
cA District in and Or II Dorado county on Judgnen
rendered the 18th day Of September, A. D. 1885, II
favor Of Edward Martin, Plaintiff and against James II
Ray, Defendant, for the Of 764 l200 Dollars, with
interest thereon ct the rate Of ten per per
from the ead 18th day Of September. A. d. 1850, to
gether with the Of ~ OSl00 Dollars Of suit
and accTulng COSTS have levied upon and will expose
70 Public Sale, ct the Court House door In the City
PlAcerville,
On the IStA Day Of October,
A. d. 1859, ct l0o'eoek A. NJ, all the right title In
teTsst and claim, Of the said James H. Hay Of In and
% the following described property upon which Oaid
PlAlnti6 hes established Vendors Lies, 70 Wit The
undivided tenth ntsFsst In and n that certain Quartz
Lode, known % Hermitage Quarts Vein Me- g. Stuatsd
the Hermitage Ranch, In the County Of II Dorado
and State Of CAFna, extending along the line Of said
Vein twenty-five hundred and Aty feet, sOuthwa1dly
from that certain pine tree the line Of said Vsln Sit
uatsd ay Teds more Iess East By eoNth e the Her
mitag0 Quarts MIL together With the dips, anglss. o.
shOOt0s apuFenaues0 OhAs, tunnels and nprovemsntG
thereuntO belonSing that 70 70 cay eli the hight, ttls
interest aud claim said Defendant had 10 and 70 thu
same the SOth day Of November. 1885, at any tiG
thereafter. Z. BO0ARDUe,
Sheriff OF II Dorado Co., Cal
By ". J. BuAwRLt, Under Sheriff.
Shsri6s Once, PIacsrvls, September seth, lS00.-tG
POS0penemOnI.-Ths above Sale is hereby post
Poasd uHs'l October 'sth, D. ls e 70 ClslOei A. NJ
Sheriff Of FL Dorado Coanty, Cal.
By q. ". CoDDINoroN, UndeF SHERIFF
Sheriff. Once, PlAceTVille, Oct. Z, 4. D. 1850,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29

Whsu am slsspiag With he dmd,
Free from al toll and care;
Who then viii DER your home preside,
And train your children deAFf
In lieu Of me, another then
Will share with thee her life;
You'll call her BY the name bore,
The endearing name Of wife.
The love; which once called my own,
To her will then be given,
That love which bad always pri1ed
Next to home In Heaven.
NY children, too, will then be taught
To call her mother dear,
To make them love her, and obey,
Will be your chieieSt care.
Perhaps, when twilight steals apace,
She'll take the same old chair,
In which I've rocked my children four,
And called them mine 30 dear;
And sing perhaps the lullaby
Within that dear old home,
Which Oft was sung BY her who sleeps
Within the silent tomb.
Methinks I see my children dear
kneel down beside her chair,
Add breathe 10 lisping tones most sweet
Their simple evening pssyer.
Then from ths kneeliSg posture rice
To give the Good.niGht kies
With fearful eyes, that plainly say
How We our mothers mics
And then, methinks, hear them cay,
Papa, where's mother gomez
She sometimes weat and stayed awhile,
But never stayed % long"
The children, asking where she's gone,
lJust like = magic spelL)
Will lead you back 10 think Of her
Who loved you oil SO well.
This question then perhaps will rise
Which do love the best!
She who now claims my second love,
Or she who's gone TO rssti
This question may some day be solved,
And to the world be given;
FoR NE, twould be enough " know
Well meet again in Heaven
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29
EPTTAPHE.

Adapted 10 the Prevalent Causes Of Death-Brnkcl
Bridges-Missplace Switches. Collisions Cross
lngs Unwatched-MAking Up Lost Time-Draw
Bridges Open WithOUt Signals, etc.
"a sudden pitch
Frum misplaced switch
Laid me dead in this ditch"
"0E the track the engine rushed
Some were drowned und was crushed"
"whnt is life? IT'S but vision,
Here died by collision,
Twenty more died by the same,
Vcrdict-'NObOdy 70 blame"
Sister, mother, aunt and mo
Were run over. Here we b..
We should have had time 10 miZzle,
Had they blown the engines whistle"
"SweepnR round curve,
Whose outer Texture bordered an abyss,
The cars were cAnted down precipice,
And seven Of us killed. But what Of that?
Twas tho curve did it. And the engineer,
Being upon bender, was excused"
"Train borne traveller, rushing by.
As thou pAaseHt pipe thine eye.
Here car, well illed with freight,
Killed sixteen and wounded eight.
For moment, friends, be weepers,
As you pass the railroad sleepers.
Won may share our hte-Why not!
Ere you reach the nOxt depot"
Here ore deposited the bones.
(The flesh being torn oH.)
or al unknown man,
Who. being deaf, blind aud lame,
Neglected to obey the customary signals, =
And was run over ~ punishment
For his o0ntumAcy.
The engineer promptly stopped the engine
Af(er Il bad cut the body In two,
Aud, with m0st exemplary humanity,
Conveyed the remains n an adjacent w0odshsd,
Where all meanSFof rcsuscitAtion were tried
But alasi
The vital spark bad ned!
For the humanity they displayed,
The engineer and siguAl men
Were presented by the company
With service NJ plate.
Go thou and do likewise"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29
SUMMONS.


STATE or CALIFORNIA In the District Court Of
Action brought in the District Court Of the th Judi
eal District, and the Complaint filed In the County Of
II Dorado, In the once Of Clerk Of the said Dis
triet Court, IN and fOE Said County and State.
MARTIN SMITH, PlstntiHs
GEORGE CHORPENNING, Defendant
The people the State Of Geore Chorpen-
ming, GRERTINO:
YOU hereby required TO appear action brought
against you by the above named Plaintiff in the Die
trct Court OF the llth Judicial District In and for the
County Of Fl Dorado, and 70 the Complaint fled
therein "a copy Of which accompanies this summons).
within ten days exclusive Of the day Of seFvice
the service you Of this SummOns-if served with
this County II served nut OF this County, but within
this Judicial District within twenty days. IL served
out Of said District then within forty days-OT judg
ment by default will be taken against YOU.
The said aetion 10 brought Judgment for the
cum Of Fourteen Hundred and Seventy Five Dollars
$50 and costs Of suit for labor done and performed
by Oaid Defendant, for said Plaintiff Road Agent on
the Overland Mall Route, between the City Of Placer
vile and Osnoa, Carson Valley set forth IN Plaintiff
Complaint ne herein, and IL you fail appear and
answer the said Complaint above required the said
PIAtntA ~M take Judgment against you Tor said 1u
and costs according TO the prayer Of said Complaint
BY order Of James Johnson. County Judge.
~ Given under my hand with the seal Of said
Court afixed At Office in the City Of Placer
vile, this sixth day Of October, in the year
~ OfOur Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred
and Finy-Nine.
WA. A JANUARY. Clerk.
by OGDEN sorIaEs, Dep. CLERK. Octs-3m
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29
TO THE AFFLICTED.

DR L. czAPKAY RETURNS his sincere thanks 10 NJ, mn.
meFoas patsneo sOe their patronage and would taLa
this opportunity 9 remind them that he CONTINUES 10
consult - H NDfITUfE, for the cure Of ali forms II
Private DssaseO-eneh - Syphilis, GonoFrhaa Nocturns
Emissions, and al the Consequences Of self.sbuss In
the first stages Of Syphe or GonorrhGa Disesses he
guarantees cure IN few days without tc
the patient hindFAnee to lis business When a n.
tIent BY neglect or improper treatment has deveoped n
secondary symptoms o. eyphis such buboes or pain
fu SwenRS The gTOns ulcers the throat or nose
which nn checked destroy the son parts and cause ms
boneSto moTtiy Oeparste and come away leaving the
ferSF object hideous 10 Behold or when bo.ches or
pmpes break ont upon the skin, o. When he has painful
swengs upon the bones, when his constitution Il piuY
ed 81 to predSpOOe TO pton other
diseases the Doctor guarantees suTs asks com
10 9heemstm, chronic or aeute In Dyssntery or Dar
Ph0a be has oaIt aad eeeinal Hor
OF The consequences Of self abuse such 90 eis.
Ions, mdty headache pains In the baeL
limbs, With general weakness loss appetite loss OF
cIy injury 70 The sight rscessness confusion Of dea,,
dke for society, and feeling Of wearness Of life Win
the nervous system eXcAble that sRht noises .lork
Stare the patient making his existence miserable Yor
the above mAladies the Doctor will guarantee cure ~
ask compensation. lie BE- consulted free Of charge
and invites a to call - will cost them nothing mi
be much to their advantage.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29
Constable'a Bale.

DY viTtns Of al execution 10 ne directed cut d
I'D the Court Of J. p Jaekaonl Justee Of the Pesos
10 and Sr the TownshiP Of Big Bar County Of n DOFa
therein the aSth day Of September L. b. l0e0 10 a.
Of ,. Knowles Co., and against joseph epFOWlS,
for the sum Of Tventyons and 70u0 DoaEs, debe, and
Twenty hne Dollars costa Of suit, tegstAsT With aioTu.
Ing costs, have levied upon and ssiss1, aad win
oSe 6r sale ct public Austion 70 the AgAsst bdAoR OE
cash, 81 Boston Bar,
On she ssh day % November.
A. d. le ct the hoaT Of o'clock, p H., a Tie right,
title interest and claim Of the above nansd dosndant,
uAnd % The following described property, lying and be-
Ing In the Township Of Big Bar county and State aFO
Oaid, to-witi Mining Claim, oeated On Boston Bar,
And known the "BoSton Tunnel Co.. Mining claim"
ANoON RICHARDS,
Deputy Constable.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-29
TO THE INTERIOR MERCHANTS
And Others Interested.
WIN. n. BovEE q CO.,
FAOPRIsEoas % THB
Pioneer Coffee and Spice Mills,
EstabiiShed, May 1850,

No. DFfont BtFest' 5000. Ban FFanolsoo,
WOULD call the attention Of those residing In the In.
w terror Of the STATE 70 their New Brand Of Coffee
package bearing their stamp) put up In b papers &c
IN case; Also for Hotels aud Restaurants b pApera
100 cases. The Increased demand oP th bRsnd has in.
duced 10 " make such arrangements will enable us a
furnish AsTeallgR truly CHOICES ARTlCLB or C0RFEE
not to Be suIpase, eQnAsd b. tAS mAFkst, AAa thooC
esp Coe. nay ssZ lPss eelng -. IAsy IN parohaso
esE brand q Family c..
Fssened Istnrn Ae eAne By Te-sApmenL and draw upe
- Ior IN he expeneos Incurred.
We ere anxious 70 introduce this HPanA thrOunAout A
Interior Of the BATE esd ere 70 mare no pans
to make deslHAhle EiF Oeee, 0alIsAed that there
are :ASs: who arg willing % pay reasonably fair Dos Coz
We shan continue % mAaaAetass the Mo Coffee under
Ae nems q Pioneer Nm, end euseOnsfS nay rely upoa
its being Of the eAme nnlioFH quality e hsrsIcioro
Our brand Of Rresh Calsgaa Ground oDlo01 = Avora
bly, known We chan eOntlhue 10 furnish q the Lowest mar.
bet price,, ND glass sH4 and 10 canS-fe-I 6Issml