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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-10
1ges, Butter, Potatoes, &c.

Bggs, Butter. Potatoes, &c.
The Montana Lumber Go. ar,s nOs
receiving choice Montana p0tst.~s,
creamery butter, eggs and dres@xsi
chickens. 70 arrive within on.
week, choice California al,ples. ::ytf
The ParlOr Eating House Il the
largest restaurant In Butte, II Can't
ole OF sealing sixty people, and balls.
parties, soirees, etc., can always IL.
Furnished the finest of Shippers ut
short notice. INf:D
G. b: earchet, N. D., ho,,,e
Petliic physician and surgeon: office
0ranite street, south side, near Main
Reotde0c0, No. 10 Granite street.
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colr1lE:RC1h.
Local News.


Ysosn Ne Daily Of SUNDAY.
Regular morning aud evening ssF
vices, and Sabbath school, Will b
held at the Presbyterian church to
day.
A SNOW storm ut In yssterday
morning. and continued steadily dur
ing the day. About three inches Of
snow bad fallen ur to midnight.
r. Gilbert has removed hss news,
bo0k and stationery establishment to
the south side Of West Park street,
adjoining J. ID. Thonsas' groeesy.
The Anaronda company hes par:
clsed the Hartweli rauch, sdjOin-
Ing the mill site recently acquired by
the company near Warm springs.
A prisoner named Royal T.s,sley
ercaped from the penitentisry ct
Deer J.odge Mt Thunslay. He was
serving . seven years sentence fos
eSSUO SoSceny.
The warsion who served In the
Nez Perces war with Col. (3ilhOn
and Maj. w. A. Clark In 1877, r.
ceived their pay yesterday ut the rate
Of one dollar per ieim.
Edward Hale, who has for some
time pest Allied the position az honpit-
ri steward ut the Ainen' Hospital,
died In that institution yesterday Of
inflammation VI the bowels.
To-day ut ! p. M. the Congrega-
tienaI chapel will he dedicated. Rev.
ID. l.. Leonard, ID. d., will 0lJiciate.
All are cos,iially invited. The reg
ular services, II .. M. and 7::sO p. M.
Sunday school, I: IN.
Edward H. Lapp aud Miss Jane
l.. Scott were married ut the Meeho-
dist parsonage yesterday by Rev. J.
Jay Garvin. May they 10 sent FIRE
from family jars, and meet With no
wOnse resting place than the lsp II
luxury.
No swearing OF obscene Language
b permitted over the Butte telephone
wires. In . Cincinnati court recent
~ the action u the telephone c.,s,,.
pany In taking the box out Of the IT.
flee II prUminent broker, for using
the word DAMN was sustained.
Bullion shipments last week
amounted to $ll:,G;4. " which $D,-
Iss was shipped l.y lDonnell, Clark L
I.araCie; $js,6S by the Alice: 81.
- by the Flint National Hank: 49,
81: BY the Lexington. aud S;.:l.D l,y
the Anac.,nda.
by . recent order from the p0et-
office department. ou and after jan
a,ary nth the mail coach for Willow
Glen, l.avengoosl's, Cable, Philips
''ury. stone station, and New Chi
rago, will run To and from, Warm
springs instead N silver B0w Ju,sc.
tinn.
The Office Of the Inter Mountains
Frr''w'Hn has l,een closed On attach
nsent l'Enreeslimgs, Instituted l.y Geo.
W. Carleton. formerly business man
aser and editor, and John T.. Kran,.
Ct, . printer In the Office, for salary
due, amounting to between $8O aud
emo.
The OPEN House Skating Rink
has heeon'e the nsost popular place II
reaOrt In the eitv. The nlOr h esOwd.
ed with ladies and gentlemen every
evening, and some NJ the amateurs
ARE becoming quite expert on the roll.
cns. Numerous entries have hexn
n'sde for the prize skating match
next Saturday.
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MARRIED.

LOPP-9COTT.-A 4. the Mountain View
tSfSo0eSe. on &aturl0y. January Gt6.
-, oyHev. 0aryln, NJ. EDWARD H.Lo0S
@oj0000. Ont.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-10
Important 70 Ooal CON

mpoet00f % Coal Oo000m090,
The undersigned, having made ar
Tanxensents Tor that parpose, are new
prepared 70 Furnish cool In quanti-
ties 70 suit patrons In any part Of the
city: Orders will be promptly A.
tended tO.
NORrHwEsTERx FORWARDING Co
G3an.tf U. 4 n. Depot.
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The Capitol saloon and billiard
hall hax received . complete new
outfit VI ivory ballD, and re1tted
their tables, making them nrst-clasD
In every inspect. billiards = cents
per game. Including elriNEx. Is u
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Fresh sheal oysteEs ut the Parlor
Eating House. 13fO
Fresh ce)osy at the Pasioe Eating
HOllDe. 13f9
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The following shipo,ents Ut bulIiOn
were made during the rest week
through the once of the Pacific Elk.
press Company:
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DO Abroad TO Hear the News

The following, from an Oregon ex-
change, IL . goNl story we'll told,
though It's interest IL somewhat neu-
tralized by the probability that no
such incident las occurred in the
moral city Of Missoula: 1.-TWO weeks
ago y cowboy made a wager on the
streets Of MissouIa, NJ. r., that he
could ride his horse into every room
In sam Arthur's hotel, and upon b.
ing taken up proceeded to perform
the feat. After he had ridden into
the house some one Informed Mr..
Arthur Of his intention, aud he pro-
ceedetl to investigate the matter, pis-
tol in hand. Entering the hotel he
found the cowboy in the act Of riding
up stairs, aud ordered him out Of the
house. The cowloy Informed Sam Of
his het, AMI said he proposed 10 win.
One word brought on another until
pistols were drawn, and the cowboy
emptied his revolver at Mr.. Arthur.
hut fortunately missed him every
shot. Sam being full Of grit and
pretty handy with the shooting iron,
e.nptied two six shooters and dis
charged two loads from third one,
making fourteen shots in all. each Of
which struck the cOwLoy, the fur
teenth brought him to the grOund.
The Cor'ner's jury, after investiga.
Ing the matter. exODerated Mr.,
Arthur upon the ground Of just itiaLle
homicide.
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The reports Published IN yesterday
nsosning's MINER Ut the great strike
in the Cable mine, were fully cum
firnsed by gentlemen who arrived
from the mine yesterday. The ti.OuO
nugget taken out = few days ago
ranks among the largest ever found
In the world, and pl.ces the mine In
the front ranks of bonanza proper
ties. As no cleanup has (,een
made, the exact value Of the pay
streak uncovered Lust week IL not yet
known. Assays ~ way up into tue
thousands, nuggets Of various sizes
abound In the quartz, and the men
are now worked under guard. The
developments Of last week show that
the l,iue has l'een systematically
plundered Ivy the employees. Gases are
reported in which foreign miners have
returned to Europe NJ rich m,en, after
working in the slopes u the Cable
only six months, ~ miners ~ $l.OO
per day. The favUrite method en-
l,l0yetl by the n,ei,, was to take into
tue mine = cigar box, IN which their
pipe and tobacco were kept. The to-
Lacco made Nh effective covering to
conceal the stolen nuggets. Arrange
monte ars. n nv l.s.inw ,v,a6le. far the
Ut dressing rOom, in
which miners wilt b. rsquirted to
change their clothing upon going In
Or coming out Of the mine. A large
force II now being worked, which
win he increased ~ s.,on ~ changes
now under way ut the mill, are conn
p'etesl, to start up ten additional
stamps.
~ 1>~nAA ~ nAAs cha Ho-A
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WALL PAPER!
Decorations, FREEZES,
DadO1, Extensions,
~Centres. COrners, and other ar.
tistic designs In paper hangings.

For Rent.
4 hriek-)ine dwelling Of five r00ms viii
cellar. pantry and basement. Apply 4
0lloegt 4 Tyler, I'll Main o.. i0cltf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-02
PIONEER LINE OF UTAH.
The Old Reliable, Standard Gusge,
Solid Road-Bed, First Glass Equip
ments, running between
OGDEN, SALT LAKE, PROVO,
NEPHI, JUAB,
MILFORD AND FRISCO.
ON AND AFTER
OCTOBER /, 'S3.

Four Express Trains leave Salt
Lake for Ogden daily as follows:
Pacific Express at 6.10 a. m.
Atlantic Express at 100 a. M,
Park City Express, 4 pm. Special
Express at TAO p. m.
Arrive in Ogden at TAO a. M; 500
a, NJ; $50 p. m. and $50 p. M,
Express Trains leave Ogden at
100 a. M; $50 a. NJ; 1870 a. m. and
60 p. m. Arrive at Salt Lake at
$50 a. M; $50 a. NJ; II noon and
7.40 p. m.
Express leaves Salt Lake daily at
100 am. for Juab and intermediate
stations, and connects with Salt
Lake Western Railway for Tintic.
and with Sanpete Valley Railway
for Sanpete.
Through Express leaves Salt Lake
at 3.O5 p. NJ, and connects with
Stage Lines at Milford and Frisco
for Southern Utah, Nevada and
Arizona.
Express Train from Juab and
intermediate points arrives at Salt
Lake at 6 p. 10.
Through Express from Frisco
and Milford arrives at Salt Lake at
$50 q. M.
JAS. SHARP, F. COPE,
Asst. Gen. Supt. Gen. T. d 2. Agt
JOHN SHARP,
General SuD't.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-02
TELEGRAPHIC'
CASUALTIES.
Disaster and Destruction on Land
and Sea.

Disaster and Destruction on Land
Oswego, n. r, 30.-Captain John
Allen, OF the schooner Ida walker, when
about two miles from here, about 10
O'Clock last night, was knocked over
board by the boom. His son Albert
jumped into the lake to save him and
both we're drowned.
Buffalo, 3O.-One thousand people Wis.
tied the wreck Of the propeller Colorado
to-day, which bursted her boiler about
six miles out last night. The wrecked
propeller belonged to the Commercial
line, and was one OF those about which
has been so much litigation recently in
the HOlt-Ensign quits, It was built in
1860, carried two boilers, with a com.
pound engine. The one on the stsrboara
side was the one that bursted The vessel
was valued at between $50 900 and 500.
coo, ard insured for $50, 600. This Goes
not cover the loss by the explosion. The
cargo was mixed one. and is considered
injured much. The bodies of the two
missing men sre net found yet.
It is believed they were blown
to atoms and thrown into the lake.
The boiler turned a complete somerssult
and landed 80 feet stern. The missing
are David Ellie, porter, Soffold snd
James Farrell, deckhsnds, Chicago. The
killed are Henry Allen, gresser, Buffalo.
The injured and scalded are Thomas
Lovett, first engineer; Henry Ackert,
deck hand, probably fatal; Trick Rouses,
deck hand. Buffalo; Frederick Hill, deck
hand, Williamsport, Pa; Christian
Rudolph, deck hand, Emporium, Penn;
John Morgan, fireman, Buffalo, Sc.
riously sealded. The mate w. Cabat
was slightly ii jured about the head. All
the injured are improving with the ex-
ception ct Henry Ackert.
Burlington, Vermont, 30.-Albert
Taft, q leading manufacturer and prom
inent citizen, was suffocased in bed by
gas.
New York, Ss.-This evening an oil
tank Of Kings County Oil Works, Brook
Ign, exploded with loud report, Its
capacity WAS 81, coo barrels. bat there
WAS not that quantity Of oil in it at the
time of the explosion. Fortunately no
person was in the vicinity.
Utica, n. Y IA spacicl to the
Observer At 40 from Fort Plain, says:
The train that lief. q tica about ] O'CLOCK,
collided with train from Fort Plain,
three miles froIu here, telescopiDg each
and making complete wreck. Both en-
gines now stand upright. 1t is reported
that six were killed aud several wounded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-02
George Knapp's Funeral.


81. Louis, 3o.-The funeral Of Colonel
George Knapp, of the Republican. took
place this afternoon, and was one Of the
largest ever seen here. Besides a large
delegation from the Merchants Ex-
change. KNIGHTS OF st. Patrick, Society
of Mexican Veterans and Excelsior lodg
OF Odd Fellows. over zoo employees of
the Republican Office were present IS
bodies, and several hundred of the oldest
and most prominent citizens were there
to attest their respect for the deceased.
Services we're held both at the family
residence and st. Georges Episcopal
Church. Reverend Doctors Fulton and
Schuyler oficisted ct the latter. The
cortege to the cemetery was very long.
The remains were buried in Belle Fon-
tame cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-02

BAKERS CHOCOLATE, as bever-
age is, universally conceded superior
to all other drinks for the weary
man of business or the more robust
laborer. The preparations of Wal
ter Baker & Co. have long been the
standard of merit in this line, and
our readers who purchase "Baker's
Chocolate will find it a most
healthful, delicious and invigorat-
ing beverage. +
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-02

"Your Skin Cure is superenceI-
lent. it is fast curing my daughter
Of ring,0orna, a0hich had spread all
O0er her BODY" Mrs. E. L. d. Mer-
Ram, Blue Hill, Mass. Druggists
keep it. 81 per package.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-02
Sigh NO more Ladies'"

For DR.. Pierce's "Favorite Prescrip-
ton" is a prompt and certain rem
edy for the painful disorders
peculiar to your sex. By all drug
gists. b
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Value of the Wife,s Affections.

New York, 50.-Jsmes Fair has en-.
tered suit against bis father-in-lsw.
Thomas b. Aetealf, claiming $4,000
for alienation of his wife's affections
Fair and the daughter Of Metcslf were
married auspiciously 3 year or 80 ago,
but never cohabited. All belong 10
Staten Island.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-02

GUARD and protect your health,
make use of that true and efficient
tonic Medicine, Browns Iron Bit
tiers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-05-19

be biaaus, inbcn, er an pie Senlterfdeiben
trommelte, UNI benz seidpdsisen Wirtbe
feline Yerlesenbett ni4t su 3cisen.
Da rpllte iiber bas YHaiter Elm pflaner,
eleeantsr Wassn beran; nit trdftiser
Sanb ,purben bic mutbiseu Yferbe parirt
ber 2enfer mari bic 3asel benz Dicner 5u,
sat ibm furse llutermeiiung, iprans be-
benb bonn Wagen unb trat in bas Saua
Der iunse Mann am Teniter batte ibnell
einen alien Sefannten in cent gteuangcs
npmmenen erfanut unb nit freuoiser
lleberraiduns besriibte er ben Gintretens
ben, Der, faum um einiae Sabre dlter ols
er, in baltuns ,,nb Sdnitt bes Bartes
trob ber elesanten Gipiltleibuns, ben fri
beren Sffi,ier erratben lieb. Sdnell
bate aud er unieren 6reunb ertannt unb
rief ibm entsegen: 9feinbOlo 0illmor,
linb Sic eS mirfild? llnb mic fonin,en
Sic in bieles atselesene gei?
Die 8rase mSdte id Sbuen 3utiidae'
ben, iaots infer Ureunp, ben mir bon nun
On aud 8einbOlo nennsn molten, oaB i'd
auf elmer TuBtrur bier ftranbetc, perosn
Sic mir auf ben erlten Ylid anieben,
@ecrg. Sic ideinen aber beimii9 bier
in Der 0eibe, menisitenS mad Der Squipas
se gu idlieBen, bic INNER nod Sbre gors
lcebe fur ih5ne, etmaS unbinoise BferDe
5eist, uno bic bod i'der SIRE eisene 1T.
(Nortfssuna fpIaiJ
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Mus,ebruno oeheiIt.

Gin alter Ar,t, usIdsr I'D Den hsr Wraris
auridsesussa bat nbislf pon sinem olitnbi.
l&sn WiifEondr pas 2tjfpt fir zine einfa&s
Rr6nifr. Wiee i,tn, pfIds fnutH unb li4r Mus.
,ebrune, oaIslsiptn, Gatarrb, atltma unb ant
qaftrDbrsns unb eunssniibsl bsilt, fopis au6
siae srlnpli6e btiluaa pon Nevptnl nldr6&s
unb alien NupenbefHperbsn bsrbsifibrt !;
naGssm bic 0eilfrait eisfsr Wsbiatn In Eau.
isnbsn bon 6daea sepriiit wsrbsn, bdli ,r 20
fur itins pIidt oabelbe Der ltibsnt en- Wsn(t.
bsisslt, wsrbt i'd foftnfrei an ale bisieniasn,
wslts ee winIten, sislts Msaspt In bsutI1er,
fran3Siltu cber snslil&tr Gpra&s (enben,
NIT Der srinbIidm Anweilune ,ur Ysrsitunp
unb tum @ebrauG beHeIbtn. Nan wenes I'D
trieRiG nit woifmarie unb untsr Nsnuune
beisr 3titung an gB. u. Nopss, f49 ppp,
sr's 9tsd 3p&east ". q.
i,2,wt3m
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-05-19
reits Elm Wusfdub gebil6et, .tpel6er bic
gfotbleioenoen uno Oboa6loien unterz
H;;{,pr1 fpfrN

reits Elm WusiduB gebiloet, ,tpel6er bic
9fotbleioenoen uno Obba9loIen unters
1tiiben miro.
Die Strabe, tuel6e Der Sornabo ii9
bur6 &anIas @itp gebabnt bat, getpdbrt
einen eigentbiimliden Wnblid. 8dume,
8afifeine, Bretter, Mobilien unb Sc
genltanoe ieber Mrt liegen in ipirreit
baufen our9einanoer uno binbern an
uielen SteaeM ben Berfebr bpllifdnbig.
Oa Der Sturm BON ftarien &egen be-
gleitet ipar. 10 1T in ben pdufern fat
Illes, mas nld)t settriimmert ipurbe,
burb bic Ndiie perniDtet morbfn. Jn
einselnen @ebdubeu lparen l6were
galfen quer our6 ale Wdnoe binbur6.
gebobrt.
Sn Der umsegenb bon Ganias gitD
bat Der 9ornaoo grobes unbeil angez
ri6tet. Sn WDanootte, tpeitli6 BON
Der Staot, betrdgt ber S1aoen $780,
900. Sort tpurbe Der Garmer Dabib
&eeo t06tli6 bertpunbet uno feline 6rau
nit FOLDER Geualt gegen einen gaum=
IiuHtHt SeIlHtSuUCltf uub ltC IuIUtl ttlIt
2ei6e mar. g. %. Matletps, Ser elm
stueiidbriees &inb in ieinen 9lrmem
trug, tuurbe 300 SUB ,peit bur@ bic
2uft getragen uno errei6te unberlebt
ben 8oben. Gin Garmbaus, in mels
dem ii6 Die aus feds perionen bette
benbe Gamilie ber Grau Smith befanb,
tDuroe einpDrseboben unb cine fpeite
Strede fortgefiibrt, obne baB elmer Ser
Sniaiien cine Beiddbigung erlitt.
Sn 2ibertD, Mo., bat fi9 Der 5turm
glei6falls bemerfli6 gemadt; ,1tebrere
groBe @ebduoe tuuroen bef9dbigt uno
mebrere fleinere aerit0rt. Das Dad
6es Mariball Semell Gebduoe purbe
fortgetragen.
Sn pattonsburg, DabieB @cuntp,
trug ii6 Nebnlides 3u. Ser fleine Ort
Snonbaga, an Der ct. Souls un6
San Grancisco giienbabn, 1T fait bolls
ftdnbig bonn @rbboben beridtpunben
unb mebrere perionen iino bort getoo=
tet ober i6tper perlebt iporoen.
(W. b. y.)
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gs Sirb i'm 9IuoenbIidc 60 ee

- gs iirb i'm 9luaenblidc 60 Se=
cDibesSieutenantssStell In Der Mrmee
uaeant. Die GlaiIe, mel6e in Meitpoint
i'm nddiien SUM- srabuirt, sdblt 81
Wtit9lieber. Sollten ole bic priifuna
beitelen. pos inbehen nidt pabrfdein.
lid 1T, 10 bleiben INNER nod aht 8a=
eanjen. Cir biefe iinb aus Neib' uno
0lie6 bon Der betreffenben gommii1ion
feds Mipiranten borgei1lagen. ssiir
Die beioen an0eren 8aean3en unb einiae
bur9 peniionirung BON Offi3ieren in
boberen gbargen entitebenoe limb nun
@ibililten Suldilig. tpenn iie bic porge.
i6riebene priifIng beiteben f6nmen.
Der Grieasminiiter bat ioeben bic bies=
besiiglide Sefannima@ung erlaiien.
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*gBenn bie Quelleu Beg 9ebens nid,t

*gBenn bic Quelleu bes 2ebens m1t
bur6 Granfbeit perborben llnb unleibs
bar gema6t, penn bic GunctioMen bes
tueibli6en G6rpers normal Iinb, bann
1T bas 2eben BET Trau angetebm unO
melooif6 wie Wluiif, unb tein MBton
fort bic aarten @igentbiimli6feiten Der
orsanii6en 9arinonie. I6er 8iele Die
an gum 2eben geb0renOen Gunctionss
S6wd6en gelitten, baben iofortige unb
ballernbe 9eilung i'm Gebrau9 bon Grau
2pbia s. pinfbam's Rrduter=Mii6ung
aefunben.
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Gin Nl2ann gfamens Glan @ru

= Gin Wiann 9famens glap @rneH,
Der erft por Glirsem beirqtbste, bat bas
gBeite geludt uno slpei 6rauen i'm
Std gelaiien. gs iteate fid) namli9
beraus, oaB er bereits berbeiratbet mar,
als~er bic stpeite gbe ein9ing, unb amar
NIT elmer Jarbigen. Oieie eridie, in
Der Wobnung bes ungetreuen Wannes,
Der es baber fir geratben belt, bas
gDeite gu beiuden.
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- Sn graflien trel1es bisber Bios
1440 englif6e Meilen giienbabn bate,
iperben jeBt 4i00 Waeilen tleue giienbab=
men geplant unb attgegriffen, tpel9e
enbli6 aud in bas Snnere bes 2amoes
fiibren follen, udbrenb bic bisberigen
nur an Der Giiffe berliefen. 9as &az
pital liefert @nglanb un6 ipirb bapon
alein nur ben glubem sieben. Die Ser.
Staaten baben idOn ipieber einmal bas
Wahieben.
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y .y0enu mir ms noh pinem Me,

***r Wenn mir uns na1 einem Ders
biinoeten umie6en, ioaten mir feline
Strait ulls su belfen nidl tueniJer als
ben gDiaen ba5u in Beriididtigung
sieben." Wenn mir na6 eiuem DELI
mittel gegen MageH=, 2eber= llno ytie=
ren=2eioen uns umieben, follten mir
Jllerenfraut benuben, ,nb ipir iperoen
es ME berenen. yDenn Sic Ieidt Sic
bet befommen, frei unb in gutem su=
itanoe erballen iperbeu., 9luf Die 9lrt
uno Wsife fino mir gei9iibt.
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Der sspftpffire lSxd,anae.

Sonlmers & Yeterion gieen=
tbiimer, fiihrt bic belten Weine, Chant
pagner, Wisfies, Gqu6re, feines Bier,
einbeimiide unb importirte gigarren.
9as 2ofal iit luftig inb gerdumig unb
gillaroipieler iilben mebrere Slide Der
beiten 6abrifen bes 2an6es. [1,2,nS
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= Die f66nite Muswabl bon llnter=
tleioern unb 6urniibing Gooos fiji ben
Triibling finbet man Bel fH
pancDa1t & Sobn.
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aNm. S. Qutterfiee & Gp..

plumbers unb @as Gitters,
335 Sit SouitonftraBe, San Nntonio.
Saoemannen. Stursbdber, WoIjerclo=
tets, MarmDrplatten, @ummiIdldu1e,
glei= umb Giienrobren, 8ierappurate
unb @asfirtures aller Nrt. LII
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l3nIaff.Gnfpm n. WiDnrh,Synl

ValaitsG Gallon u. NilIarb.&a
No. 10, SolebabitraBe. u. StraBbur=
ger 8eiieer. 6 8illarbs neuciten Stp-
les. ytnr bic beliem 2iqu6re, Wbisties,
Weine, friides 8ier unb gigarren. Mm
3un6counter bic arsgepdblteiten De-
lifate0en. Greier 2und ie6en Morgen
bon 10 bis u rlbr.
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- alper's 6air yisor fellt bic rr=
fpriinglime 0aarfarbe ipieoer ber, f6r=
bert ben 9aarnu6s, perbiitet 6as Nus=
fallen nnb beri10nert bas 9(usleben bcs
9aares. gs bat einen belifaten, blei=
benOen @erud), bic geitanbtbeile iino
barmlos. Sir bic Soilette 1T es unent=
behrIid.
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= @ir baben bic id6nifen 6toffe
fiir Griibiabrs- unb Sommerfleiber, 6ie
mir ie importirten. Nir berfaufen bie=
felben in ganaen gln3iigen ober aud
Darbueiie. pancoaft& Spbn.
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{ W is tannma.n bts9sian % t
.NlG m tHsrn. m
70 IT felHam, oab Ssmano NIT Qeibsn
bebaitst II, bic burh unrstnss Nlut ent.
ittben, usnu 8 fabalts bie @ejunb.
belt I'm ptpRften Srgantsmra wieoer Der.
itellt. Ncfabalts II rim 7drfenoer gyrup,
angtnsbm ~ iisbmsa. uno bsr bette tis jsbt
sntbedts Dlutretnieer. y &c t.iIt
Sercpbeln. ippsilstifhf 4stasn, M..en.
ibma6t. 9IyapfIac. matarilbs Q,totn,
ylfrpoiitaf, 5Amdht. @alsIitabsa unb
9rantbsitsr bee Blutse, per Q.ter, Der
Ntersa. tss Nassns. bsr 0aut m.
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- Cine siemlibe Nirsabl norpegis
11er ginpan6erer fam in Waco an.
Oieielben iperben iid am Bosque @ipe,
anIicoeln.
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Uterateidbrtge Grfabrmng elmer
altcu 2VGrterif.

Mrs. WtnslOms Suotbng Syrup wirt
oon elmer Der beltsn Duttortnnen unb ben
gSartertnnsn In ben Ser. @taaten psr.
fdrteben. St wurbe isit 40 Satren bon
Milltoneu uen Wiittern unb Rintern mil
nte fsblenoen Grfoloe sebraudt, fcmotl
bon pen' Sage alten &tnbe, mie Don CT.
uadaffnsn Rtnbern. Gr beiettet SHdtfe
m Masen, befrrit ron Dtnbtolit unb r..
sulirt bic 0sodrms er usr1dafft fur Rin.
Der unb Miittsr &ube uno Doblbebaaen.
Wir slauben. oae Der 5prnp bas bette
nno ftterfe Dlittri IL gegen Dpienterte
unb Diarrboi bei 6inDern, elsidptel Of
bur6 3aGnen pernrlaht ohsr bnr6 anbe,
re urlahen. @tns @s6raunsanretlnna
rpirb jsher Slafds tfiasasbsn. 20 III fsins
att, menn Mot bas 1aciEmiIt pon Cur
tic II. Srttins auf Der Mnbtnfsite fer &tn.
paduns enibalten III. Sn allsn Mpotbt.
ten 5u batsn, bic 6.aihs 25 gents.
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= 4n0pfe. 8eiabartitel fiir 9amen=
tleioer unb @di6e. fomie fir Bett3eng,
biQig1t bel Famous.
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ipirb Elm gutes Mdbden, I'M bdusli9e
glrbeiten sll .berri9ten. Na1sifragen
!. in Der Office ber Greier preiie. 12-