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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-09
ALvINzA HAYWARD INTER
VIE WE'D.

he has tho statcme1t Of HubSell In
His Possessisa-uiuts at o Legal
InvestiKntlen.
The following Interview Of Chroni-
Gle reporter with Alvinza Hayward, is
published:
Reporter-Mr. Hayward, l under
stand that Captain Lees gave you..a
copy Of the statement made by Isaac
j. Hubbell, In regard to the firing OF
the Yellow Jacket mine, and have
called to see If you would allow me
to take 1t for publication.
Nj. Hayward-I could not give it to
YOU even If I had It, without c~onsulta-
ton with Mr.. Jones and his friends.
The copy is at my house at San Mateo,
however, and therefore | could not let
you have 1t to-day even II 1 wished to
DO so. Sharon has placed himself In
the prisoners box, and he must get
out Of it the best way he car. don't
think it would DO policy for Mr.. Jones
to open his mouth at all.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-09
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
U6pNFtuEchs

GRAND LEGITIMATE LorTERy.-rhe
first grand gift concert Of the State Of
Nevada, the proceeds Of which are to
be devoted to founding u State Asy-
lum for the insane, is advertised in
another column today. This enter
prise Is fully authorized by an Act Of
the Legislature OF this State. approved
March ID. ISL, and Ia to be held at
Virginia City on the 10Th Of August
next. The tickets are s. each in coin.
One hundred thousand tickets will be
sold, from the proceeds Of which $685.
900 In gold coin gifts will be returned
to the holders of the tickets. The
banking department mt Wells, Fargo
Il Co.'S, Virginia. will be the treasury
for all moneys received, aud the draw
ing will DO made In public, and COLI
Quoted in the same manner as that OF
the Mercantile Library Lottery. The
highest prizes are 81, 900 cash, and
from that down to $50. So many good
feasible chances to win are offered that
everybody wants to buy and try their
luck. This lottery Is by authority OF.
and under the management OF tie
State authorities, and considering the
worthy object for which 1t is given, 1t
should be, and doubtless will be libcr-
ally p~atronized. Read the advertised
scheme and list of prizes in another
column.
SAD AcCiDENr.-About 0 o'clock last
evening Manuel Francisco, " Portu-
guese brakeman employed oil the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad, was
badly Injured, as follows: He and
another brakeman were running two
cars loaded with wood down to the
Baltic switch from Gold Hill. As they
neared the swith the cars were slowed
down, and Francisco, in jumping oil
to change the switch. slipped and
fell in such n manner that the wheels
of the first car passed owe both his
feet. He was taken to a house near
by, where Drs. Kelly and Hall OF Gold
Hill were summoned to attend him.
They were compelled to amputate the
right foot at the instep, and the other
foot ia so badly lacerated and crushed
that it may also have to be
amputated. Superintendent Yerlngton
being telegraphed to by Az !. hoy, tho
section agent, replied as follows: Am
very sorry about that poor fellows
misfortune, have him we'll taken care
of, good doctor, ETC., aud | will see to
the payments"
PrpER's OPERA HoUsE-Popular ia
yor still attends the most excellent
entertainments given by the famous
Milburn Combination at the Opera
House, and fashionable audiences I'LL
the dress-circle. Not to have seen
Milburn IN his excellent sketches Is
not to have seen m Of the greatest
geniuses Of the stage. No n iaiis 70
BE we'll pleased, for the character OF
the entertainment given Is OF the most
recherche, artistic and amusing
throughout. G.. II. Foster Is stage
manager, and allows Of 10 drag or IA
tiguing waits in the performance. lie
Is an old favorite with OH theatre go
ers, and all remember him In his ia
nous q Red Gnome." See fine bill Tor
fO-nipht.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-09

SAN FRANCISCO. May OIL P. H.
The startling disclosures published
yesterday fell among the community
like n bomb-shell. "Damn mt, If l
don't believe it's q put-up job between
Sharon and Jones to bear the stock
market" said ono red-faced. puffy In
dividual, who said he had bought 70
shares Jacket buyer 80, for 80 a few
days ago, and now it was down to 100.
High above the rest Of the crowd tow
cred the lordly figure Of Ex-Governor
Blasdel, of Nevada. This party was
discussing the probable political effect
the expose would have on the the
State of Nevada. Nominations for
United States Senator from Nevada
are now In order, gentlemen" re-
marked one Of the takers, "because
you see this thing Is bound to knock
both of these men out OF the ring. l
consider them both dead cock-in-the-
pit" "By the way" said another,
addressing Governor Biasdcll, "thts
will make a fine opening for you IN
case YOU sec fit to enter the ring"
a which I don't propose to do, how
ever" said the Governor. well,
your chances would be good II you
did, because you never set fire to q
NINE" mo, not that I know Of"
replied the Governor. Great diversity
of opinions rs to the culpability Of
Sharon and Jones were expressed on
all stiles, and everybody agreed that
the dark mystery o fthe fire In the Vel
low Jacket mine should be explained
and swift retribution mated out to the
guilty parties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-09

quence. Mr.. Sharon has often advised
people not to go into stocks for spscu-
lation. He Is a mine owner, not q
stock speculator. Tho merchants
know this and they respect him for 1t.
Reporter-Do you know anything
about O,Donnell; what kind Of a man
Is he?
Captain Lees-From what I-have
heard, I think he is q good, honest
man. He was foreman Of that mine
for eight years, and those who know
him speak very we'll Of him.
Reporter-How many interviews did
you have with Hubbell?
Captain Lees-I had but two; one
was In the office Of Colonel Hoge, and
the other in this place. An appoint
ment was made for me to meet him at
Colonel Hogs's office, and 1 met him.
This Is the statement which was taken
and written down, but when he was
asked to sign 1t he declined to do so,
for he said "they would assasslnate
him over there" From his language
I saw In a minute he was talking
money. I would not lend myself to
any such arrangement. He insinuated
that he ought to DO paid for his trouble,
but I talked very severe to him, and
that shut him up. l told him that the
matter was OF the gravest interest, and
that he should tell the truth about
everything he knew. Before going
away he said he would sign the state
ment. I saw him again over there
pointing across the ROOM. was sit
ting on the sofa, and he came c and
sat down. lie said everything hs had
stated was Gods truth, and he would
take his oath to every word Of 1t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-09

GRAND DRAMATIC ATTRACTION Con-
1Na.-John Mccullough, with the ia
nous Majiltons, Miss Rose Evans, and
a full company Of fine dramatic artists
will make their first appearance at the
Opera House next Monday evening
for one weeks engagement only.
They will produce the grand fairy
comedy entitled the "Palace OF
Truth" which had such an immense
run In San Francisco. Sec new adver-
tisement to-day.
NIaHT KEYS FoUND.-Two night
keys were found on the Divide, yester-
day morning, and left at this office.
The owner may have them by apply
Ing at this office and proving property.
DELAYED.-Heavy pressure Of new
advertisements to-day makes the Ne,cs
o little later than usual.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-09

TIE inhabitants OF Gold Hill have
now learned that there Is no reason
existing why they should any more
continue to take their watches wanting
repairs to Virginia City. j. Carlson Is
permanently established in Gold Hill,
and his work Is giving great satlsfac-
ton to the public. He does not de-
pend upon employed workmen, but
attends to orders himself; therefore
the citizens of Gold Hill and Silver
City requiring a practical watchma-
ker, for the repairing of their watches
and clocks, will please give Mr.. Carl
sen q trial. apo #
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-09

Reporter-Captain Lees, how did
you first come to DO interested In this
matter?
Captain Lees-Just as l would be In
in any other case ; | knew Mr.. Sharon
for n long time, and he put the matter
In my hands; he said ii there was any
thing in 1t to sift 1t to the bottom, but
If there was not, to drop 1t and say
nothing about it. That fellow Hubbell
said that l told him 1 was Sharon's
:yate Secretary 1 never said any
hc Of the kind. and this Is about rs
ne as some OF his other statements.
vent into the case simply as an off,
.r, and determined to perform my
lty, and was not interested In any
.ay and had no cause to say or do any
ng which was unjust.
ieporter-Does 1t not seem strange
{ Mr.. Sharon should have sent
)onnell to Carson after Hubbell
paid all expenses out Of his own
ket?
aptain Lees-Not at all ; Mr.. Sha-
owned the mine and 1t was his
to look to 1t. He could do no
q else. Some man who made a
MP speech In Virginia City intlmat-
that the mine had been fired by
on. In justice to himself he
I'D have looked to it.
epor.er-Our article this forenoon
ted considerable excitement, did
ot?
iptaln Lees-Yes, amongst stock
alators; but business mon and
,hants In general do not feel
N interest in 1t. They are glad to
.tocks tumble, for then people will
to their senses and let stock
Filling alone. The money which
Should be In circulation in the commu-
nifty Is locked up in stocks and busi-
ness Is materially depressed In conse-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-09

JUST ARRIvED.-M. F. Waller Is now
opening his new and large stock Of
clothing, Of latest styles, fine furnish
ing goods, latest style of hats, boots,
shoes. trunks, and everything con-
tanned In q first-class clothing store, to
which he calls public attention, as his
motto Is: "Quick sales and small
profits ~ =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-09
IN. .R..miner,.n Opinien.

The following is from the Examiner !:
"There doesn't appear to be any foun-
dation for the report in the statements
submitted In the case. Sharon and
Jones are rival candidates for the po-
sitlon of United States Senator for
Nevada. 1t is a most Infamous charge.
and if proven true the guilty party or
parties should suffer the extreme pen
atty Of the law.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-09
DRTRCTIvR LEES INTER-
VIEWED.

He has q Poor Opiaien Of Hsbbelit
Yeracity, yet considers 10 but jusI
20 all Parties that the Matter shsuid
be Thoroughly lnvostigatcd-Ths
Grent Excitement Regarding 10 con-
aned to stock Observation-Disclosures
Men Glad 70 See stoeks Tumbling-
Thiuks O'Donneil 10 Honest, bai
Wanis Money.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-09
ISAAC J.. HUBBELL INTER.
VIEWED.
Tho GenfIemaa acknowledging q
saigon His Guard.

saigon Hi Guard.
Reporter-That's Hubbell sitting on
the sofa near the elevator, Is 1t not?
Lees-Yes, that's him.
Reporter-well, I guess I will see
what he has got to say. Mr.. Hubbell,
have you heard anything new about
the Yellow Jacket fire question?
Mr.. H.-No, I have not.
The gentleman being rather reticent,
our reporter left.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-09
BEAUTIFUL N

BEAUTIFUL WOMAN .a
HAaAN's MAGNOLIA BALM gives TO the
Complexion tho Freshness Of Youth. HAoAS''
MAGNOLIA BALM overcomes the flushed appear
snce caused by heat, fatigue and excitement. 1t
makes the lady Of forty appear but twenty, and
80 natural and perfect that no person can detect
It's application. BY Its usc the toughest skin Is
made to rival tho pure radiant texture Of youth.
full beauty. 1t removes rcdness, blotchss. and
pImplss. It contains nothing that will iujure
tho skin in the least. MAGNOLIA BALM Is used
by all fashionable ladies in new York, London
and Paris. 1t costs only 10 cents per Bottle,
and is sold by all Druggists and Ferfumers. fe9O
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-09
A Mystery.

1t Is indeed a mystery how some people
otherwise sensible, are 20 sh~ort.slghted and
foolish as to 20 on from day to day, and month
to month, suffering with tho stings and pains OF
disease, which, by the use Of Q few bottles Of
BrstHs SdrsdpdrIAd and PiHs, would, to .
perfect certainty, DO radically cured. Do not
stand In your own ligt. Try them. my1 1w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-09
1MANM
I~~S
SPECIAL DISPATCHES
irr1roR4ru,D EnnrssLr TO !. Szvs.l
THE GREAT SENSATION
The Startling Disclosures
Relative to the Fire in
the Gold Hill
Mines!
Explanation Demanded !
HAYWARD, LEES, HUBBRLL
AND O'DONNRLL INTER
VIEWED!
EXPLANATION Demanded !
EFFECT ON STOCKS AND POL
ITICSI

Put Up Job Z . Bear stsoks-Gevern.
or Biasdel 81 bitaatisn-Jsnos
and sharsn Beth "Dead CSoks In
the Pit,o and BlasAel Advised e xe
In md win. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PLANTATION BIITERs.C
8. r.-Isso-L IrR "

PLANTATION bsiiEn |
8. T.-1sso-1. Hfs "
This wonderful vegetable restorative is sh'
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..onle and eOrdl.lso for tn. aged and hnsuldi.
Ia. no equal among ..on.ehies. A. /. remedy
for the nsrvou, weakness. to which women are
especially subject, IT is supcrseding every other
SE9lIOHGSOg
,tmulant. In all climates, tropical, tenpsat''
or itisid, !. acts a. aspeeide In srsry species Of
disorder which undsrminos the bodily strength
and break. down tho animal spirits. .sssOly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-09

WHERE TO Go.-wnen you want q nice,
smooth, agreeable shave, or your hair sham
pooed, dressed and properly hxed mp, 20 to
Pohl's popular saloon, next door 10 Gibson's,
Main street, Gold Hill. Sharp razors, clean
towels, aud good a~rtists- alwaya to DO found
there. At Pohi's the ladies can have their hair
cut, curlsd, cleanssd or dressed in the most
tasteful manner. se2tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-09

FoR the very best Photographs, go to Bradley
& Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
~ ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. ~
Montgomery street, San Francisco.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-18
BEN Ct feline 6eimfdite eemdblt, feds Monate
3ett gelaGen perpen. UNI beren Beieoelung unb

benz Ct feline 9eimtd'te sewdblt, feds Monate
3ett 8elalen perpen. UNI beren Beaebeluns uab
Gultur 3u beginner. Die 3eit, tpabreub eeren
Ct In Der Mrmee, auf Der Marine ober tm Sra.
rinecorps btente, ioa BON Der !3eit abgesoeen
merben, bic n5tbi s IT, nm benz 9sNBtia Gel.
tunb ~ seridafeu. ODER .renn Der betrefenbe
llnionsfxmpfer tuesen @unoen ODER ionf TN
Dteuf eutfanbener l1utaueli&teit eatIaGen tpur<
oe, eann ioQ bic :3eit, fur bic er (& anwerben
lief, pOa Der !3eit, bic GUT @uIttsuerbune bes
Bststttels n1tbts it, abe3csen merben, obHe
&udi1&t baraut pie LANCE er pirtli9 sstiert
bat. Dc@ iou einem ielden MnTecler auf e.
ner 5etmaatte tein patent auseaeot tuerbeu,
toenu Ct ntdt rninbeRens Elm Sabr lang, nod
BEN CT bic @ultur Der 9eim idtte besonnen, biele
cultipirt bat. Der l1nionsfdmpfsr, Der biz test
peutser als 100 older 2anb mad ceua5 eimNGtte-
@eitB eenomuaeu bat, barf bic 100 ader conf
plet MAIDEN. ST Semano, benz otise Befim-
t,unsea 3a Cute e~etonmeu tuarsu, estorben, 70
1T feline Wittwe, fails fe ni6t tpieper aebeira-
tbet bat, ober i'm Sale tbres Soees rb.r ibrer
MISUNDERSTANDING feline unmispisen 3inber
peru,ittels zines eebSris ernanuten 0ormunbes
81 allen @obltbateu ber obieen 8elimmune
bers9ti9t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-18

Weber bic republttautih d. 9taats.
Gonoention, pelde porise @ods in Minueapc,
Liz f~fattfano, entnebuen mir Der ~bprtieen uBr.
pttG'" bic Mittbeiluus Der eefaBtsn 8eltIu0t,
oa bic in ~eerlelbsu etnseRo6tsnen ;3rt(aente.
mertunsen oes eeuannten Blattss ausleit bic
in Der rspublifanii@en p1rtei eineeridene Ser,
fabreubeit tenn3etAnet. Die Notis 1autet:
"Die 8eitli0s beiaseu j oaB RE republtfa.
nilde gartei eineN Otbueabisfeit mar (aber teius
@raut-Yarte); . baB de Das 8ertrauen bes
Bottles ~reroient q. iber: Sa y; - bab fe Der
sesentodrtisen &eeieruns tbr 0ertrauen (6entt
(wenn's psn Serren 6reuce ma9t, e1uneu
Mrs ibneu); A. baB Sra It pieoereruablt per<
ten loQ (pomit be repubtitanilbe Yarni un-
ret ublitauiid pirb une Selttmpro bese5t, psl.
4es gersniseu mir nitt uitmaaen werben.")
@enu i'm republifantlden Oraefer bic Sai-
ten ic mibaimmt lno, 10 brandea bic Demo
traten ld nit Der &ritit ni9t al3uiebr ~ b.
mibeu.
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Cfftctelle @tabts3eituug
2otal= Neutgfetten.

Nbaneeruns Der GabrtenpIdns.
6olsenbe @erdnberuueeu, bic foeben eiasefibrt
~tpureen, fnb nidt 81 lberieben:
&bicaeu, Milwautee unb ct. paul. 3lee
auf bteier 8abu seben Salt9 unb faeli@, pie
folat:
Na& Gbieaee. poRsue, 9.15 @orm. Dur&
GrpreB $50 Na1m. (Sonnatenbs ausaencm-
men). pof- uno Grpreb3ue Sili@ une fablid
6.l5 @orm. unb 4.30 Na&n. Dur@3ug mad
ct. 2ouis. :3ise nab Rinneapolis auf bieier
8abn sebeu al Don ct. paul 6.35 unb 1918
8orn1. unb 200 une 400 Nadm.
@ef . @iseoaTu: Dur&pa0astersiiee BON
ct. Yaul $50 @orn. Nutunft in ct. paul
1905 @orm.
ct. gaul unt Civ : 9ity. :3use ssrlanen
ct. Yaut nad @or!a,ogton um $50. Der
Mantato grprebjus psslabt ct. paul mad
Mantato um 400 Na9m.
ct. Saul @tiQmatsr unib Gaylurs Sails.
@tiQwater 3uee serlaGen ct. paul 1920 gor.
unb $40 Na9m. Bef WiseonIn i3lse per-
laden ct. Yaul $50 Doru,. unb 42O Ma9m.
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Dem brn, Senator &amey tint
mir fir bic 3uienouns Der Rebe. wslde ber'
ielbe iiter bic poftelesrapbea>8iQ i'm GonereG.
sebalten bat,., serpai9tet. Der :3med bieier
BID sebt bauptia4!i@ babin, bas Geleerasben-
Snititut benz publifum 3usaneli9 3u MAIDEN
unc biQisere &atrn einsufibren. gu temGnb
wiro II. u. Surse(@lasen, tel ieper poitoffee an
oser nobs bet lelesrarbenlinie, psnn i9 ia.
ielbt bic 8ruttoeinnabme i'm Sabr auf $500
belauft fowie an ieeem anbereu plaBe pom ei-
niger seipafdi9eu 8epeutuus eineL elesrapbsn-
Staticn su erri9teu. Das san3e Gelssrapben-
tpelen ioI Johann inter bic SberaufEht Der
Bunoesresierung seiteQt tperben, uub eS ioGen
Die 1elesrapbsu<G urpurattoneu p~srlrlbtn ser<
antportli1 ietn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-18

1nlerm Greunbe, Carl s. @app, TEL.
dem feline iunse, ibm erit pcrieen CONNER an
estraute @atttn am 10. b. burd ben Sob ent'
ri6en uuree, bat Der bieitee Qieoerfrana better
Mitslieb BET @enannte it, our9 fulesnben Be-
f9lub iein ~tnnises Beileio beseuet:
uDa unter liebe 6reunb Carl S. &app burd
ben gsrluf ietnsr tberren @attiu auf taa
@4mer3'tdie beimeeluat morosn it, bel9liebI
BET ct. Yaul Qieeertran3;
nWir erflaren btermit, oaB mir an benz ihwe,
rem Gerlufe uniers tbeursn Greunbes urb Mit
sliebes ben ber3lidaen Mntbsil nebmen, unit
boHsn, bas Mitsefubl aQer leiner 3reunoe unit
beren 3o1iadgune perte Jpn gum Grote &c,
reiGen."
Dieler 8elGlub wurbe benz 9rn. &app surd
cine Reputation iberrei1t.
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Gin &telen 1T puu Der &epub.
lie Snfuranee So. Don gbisaao seeen bic @tod'
batter in Minnelota bel Der Ser. @taaten Gpur,
einseleitet. Gs baneelt ll6 baruu. 40 Yro3en,
Ser NuFase eeri6ri9 ein3uireiben unb 3war pou
"a tstteiltstsn 5dulfrn in ct. paul, ron q in
Minncapoli5, BON s in 81. Glouo, Don 5 In
5enberion. DON 4 in 6afiaas, BON 9 in @tno,
nd, BON 1 in Carer, BON S tn ct. Yeter, Don 1
in Neeping, ron 4 tn Manfatr> pom 3 ii Gate
@itY, BON 5 in Mnpfa.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-18

Die 8u1dfeaer iesten .pdbreno Der %.
rigen @pde in De1idiebenen Ibeileu bes 9taa-
tee ibre Berbeerunsen fort. 90 In @tearns
Gounts, pie oer 0eier einerW ittbeiluns aus ct.
Solspb auf Der brittsn @ette entnebmen tann.
6erper i6reibt Greunb s. s. y. aus ct. sri
da'l, @risbt County, bab aud in bortieer Sc
eene mau9 tauienb Riessl psrbrannt ietsu unp
etnise Tarmer faum ibr 9aus uno @ta0uue
retten %fonnten. Dim porisen @ountas uar ID
am @1limmae Hen bel benz abldeulihen @turm.
Gin 5plheS Ieuer iab man bort nod niemals.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-18

Die 6erreu @etruber Elm nj
Gde Der 10. unb ct. peter Straee in 81. WauI,
balten ftets bic rei@fe Muspatl %
@rocertes unb WrosiNonen por-
rdtbte. 8efonbere @ufmertIamfeit perbient
ibr ibSner gorratb an tns uac aaslanpil9eu,
einsemadten unb eetrodneten 1rlbsn. Man
beiu@e ben ee}9maduoa aas5ettattstea Strrs>
UNI fid bappn 81 hberseuern.
re- Nut bic belten 9psisn Metue, g.
queure, Gisarres u. {. T. rebeu asn Runbsn CUR
gsrfasuas. .Yreiis biais, Ssoienuns freunb
lid.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-18

NuSbem 9plbaten-6etmfd tte-
@e1eB tbe'lsn mir, auf ausorudliden Bunid,
Don perlonen, bic babel elm Sntsre0e baben> bic
5aup1bsfimmuus in fOleeEpem neb einmal
NIT:
Sober OfFSier unb 5olpat, Seemann uno
Warins-S pleat, Der pabreno tes Nuftanbes in
Der uniots -Irmee bients unp eine1 ebrenscusn
1bldiso erbielt, ipu BEN 6eimfat!eseisB semaB
Elm patsnt auf 100 older Game, (teiu Wineral-
lamb, bsFomn,en, nobel aud bic pom ben Gt-
fenbasnen &c. relerpirten Sef'ipnen Santeslanb
eiabssriHsn lInb. Ginem iolden ft auf Der
9etmtta'te aieoerIaGenbeu Mnlispler loQsn, nat :
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-18

Seffentlt6e Gtnlaeuug! CUR grSe-
ten rab noQfdubtsien Reifauration: Die Don
g.. @@mtbt Nr. 242, Dri.te Strabe. Bon
iebtan tuerben 81 ieberS tunoe r DE Wutern,
@eaieeL 6oreasu. 8letld(ortsu aler slrt, @ilb,
fura MQes, mas ber Marft an Del;ta,eIen bietet,
i~erotrt. Die feinftn Betns uno Htqueure bte-
tet u,rine Bar; Gridte. Gonfett uuD Gpnbitp-
reirpaaren tn better Muspabl. DteAufmartune
~ teber s3ett Bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-18

@rs. 9. Srade bat ioeben eine neus
@eneuns Don pubpaaren i'm e%Iesanteien @tyI
uub fsinfer Musuabl erbalteu. Die Damen
Tap freuntli&f eineelaeen, ben eel@mafpoQ
ausssitatieten @tore go, $50 an Der ,a9ten
Strabe III beluden.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-18

Die Goncert-Nnaeise bes ct. paul
Qieberftanses faoet Der 9eler in nebenfebenter
Spalte ebenlo bic Mnsabe ter YldSe, no
3idsts fir bieies Concert gu baben iinb. Die
Ri,tbetluus bes programmes u. {. +. folst in
nddfsr Summer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-18

ueber S9Iiebenber @alouns
al Sonatagen uurpe Hexli9 i'm @taotratbe
absefimml pebet bic @timmeu felen, pie
fclst:
SIR bas S@lieBen ainuten: 1aplor, Sobn>
ion, MurraY @ui&er, 4utmbs, 8rieser unb
Marfele.
Daaesn: 8reuer, Grace, &i9ter, presley
uno 9pTmann.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-18

Der Woro in Dat Gate, pel&sr peaGbip<
psma-Saoianern in bortiser @sseno 3ueeltrie>
ben wiro, bat cine bepenfliae Aufresuus unter
Ben eorttsen &nfeoIern berscrserufen. Die.
klben BADEN ii& prsaniftt uno SOM @ouse,~
neur @aHeu erbalten. Wcnn bic &otbb1ur
ben Msreer nitt ausliefern, pann pebe ibnen !
8is iest bat man nod feline gyur Won ben,
Tbater Deer ben Ib1tern.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-18

CUR Grqutdune bes publtfun m .
it I'M Drusfore Der 9erren Drets uup Mfitlt
Elm Soba- unb Mineralwa0er -Ipparat aufse-
fell, Der bin(i9ti9 spedmdbieer Giuriatune
uao glesan3 Naes ibertriFt. Das prd@tise
Marmorsefdb entbalt tlblenbe @yrupe, bic BE-
fen Mineral- unb @oba>@a0er u. {. +, bic
auf pen Wunl9 burRteer Qeute bersuriprubeln.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-18

Das reiufe unb (ubefe s go 9iper Oil
(Qebertbrau) in Der Welt 1T oas pom 6a3art
u. Gasmell, prdparirt am Mserssufer aus
frildeu auseeia9ten Qsbern Don Gnsmell,
9aaaro u. 9 o, Rem ye1t. Gs 1T ab>
iulut rein unb III 5. patien!sn, welhe ss
etnmal genommen BADEN. aieben es aaeu anbern
Vrdparaten Dor. Nerste baten ibr urtbeil ob~
aeseben, bab es better let ale treear Elm anterer
Qebertbran i'm Warfte.