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than two months. The death of Mr.. Logan, q
Republican member OF the lower House, three
weeks ago, left the Democrats in a majority oil
one on Joint ballot, but the Republicans have,
by the strategic means known 10 politicians
and parliamentariaus. succeeded IN preventing
an election. On Friday last death again ap-
pearCd upon the scene and eycned up the score
by taking away Mr.. Bridges, Democratic
member Of the Senate He has been i'll Tor
some weeks and for several days his death has
been expected. This leaves the parties tie as
before. In all probability nothing further will
be done until tho two vacancies can be filed by
special elections. sfr. Logans place Will be
filled before this reaches the eyes of our readers.
Gov. Oglesby has issued writ calling for an
election to fill the vacancy caused by the death
OF Senator Bridges on April IL, which is the
earliest date on which under the law, it can
take place. This week the Republicans Will
have their full 102 members, and will make
great efforts To secure quorum and elect Gen.
Logan. The policy of the Democrats will be to
defeat this plan by the same means so success
fully employed by the Republicans since the
death of Mir. Logan-the member, not the can
didate for Senator. 1t seems very probable
that there will be no election. In this event,
at the close of the frutlcss contest, Gov. Ogesby
will appoint Gen. Logan, who viii serve until
a new Legislature is chosen.
In the Arkansas Legislature on Friday lot
ing from the Senatorial contest. The fifth joint
ballot was then taken, and resulted in the cleo
ton Of Gov James II. Berry to succeed Mr. Car
land in the United States Senate The vote
was: Berry, -; Newton, II; Fishback 13;
House, 5; Horncr, 2; Crittenden, 8. Necessary
to a choice 81.
The Ohio Legislature has adopted joint
resolution for the submission of constitutional
amendment TO change time for the state cleo
ton from October TO November.
CALLERS At THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE OFFICE.
Capt. P II. Dowling. 18th Ohio, Postmaster
Of Toledo, O., and Senior Aid on the staff OF
Commander Chief Kountz
c. NJ. Greene, 18th Conn, Woodstock. Conn.
Comrsde Greene and wife were on their way
to the Shenandoah Valley to visit the battle
fields upon which the 18th Conn. fought
Samuel Williamson, 10th Pa, Fair Hill,
Cecil Co, Nd.
MISCELLANEOUS CHAT.
Representative Richardson, Of Tenn, viii be
the tallcst man in the new Congress. lie is
about seven feet high.
Ex-President Arthur is said TO have saved up
$4,000 from his salary. Not likely.
President Cleveland has received from an
Albany lady a crazy quilt made entirely of
Cleveland and Hendricks campaign baGgos.
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An AnnreciaiiYe Post imnsfnr.

To THE EDITOR: ] have received several
letters addressed TO DR.. Greene G. Beeks, who
was Surgeon in one of the Indiana regi-
ments. Among these wero several from the
Pension Department making inquiries for him
i want to announce through your much es-
tecmed paper that Dr. Beeks has been dead for
five or six years. | would like all comrades to
put on their letters the request to be returned
in FIVE or 10 days if not called for. | am
anxious to assist all comrades i'll every lauda-
bic way can. and believing that every soldier
does or should take The NATIONAL TRIBUNE
l give this through your columns. / want to
say that rs well as | like cream, that if | had
TO do without cream in my coffee or THE Ma
TIoNAL TRIBUNE ] would do without the
cream every time.-JAs 7. CLUTE, Postmaster
Battle Ground, Ind.
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Veteran Association, seth Reg't, N.Y.I. Vols.

To THE EDITOR: There will be meeting of
the Veteran Association of the S6th Reg't, N.
Y. /. Vols at Addison, N. Y, Thursday, March
26, 1885, for the purpose of perfecting arrange
ments towards erecting monument at Gettys-
burg in honor of the old regiment. You are
earnestly requested to be present.. IL LANs-
ING President
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Mrs. Viola A. Kenyon. the able President Of
Stevens Corps, Seattle, w. T., reports weekly
sewing circle to sew for some Of the poor fami-
lies under their care And so the good work
goes on.
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From the worst stages of Heart Dis
ease ! consider myself cured by the use of DIR.
GRAVES HEART REGULAT0R-T. NJ.
Towns, TiltOn, N. III. Thirty years have
proved the Heart Regulator a sure remedy.
Sold by druggists at $l.00 per bottle Free
pamphlet of +. E. Ingalls,, Cambridge. Mass.
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POLITICAL.

There is no prospect Of an immediate solution
of the Senatorial problem with which the Hi
nois Legislature has been wrestling for more
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Dyspepsia

Is one OF the most dangerous OF the dis
eases caused by these complaints. Affect
Ing as it does the centre OF life the
stomach -itquickly deranges and imperis
the whole system, physical and mental. It's
symptoms arc manifold, and many of
them SO serious that they are generally
regarded and treated as special inaladies.
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LITERARY NOTES.

DR.. Baird's History of the Huguenot Emil
grafton TO America" which was announced for
publication last Autumn, but was postponed, is
to be issued by Dodd, Mead & Co. in March. 1t
is the fruit OF investigations that have been
carried on in this country, and in France and
England, during the last ten or twelve years
The materials used hayo been found largely in
unpublished documents.
Dodd, Mead & Co. will shortly publish new
novel by Mrs. Amelia A. Barr. The title Of the
story is Jan Vedder's Wife" and the scene is
laid in the Shetland Islands. Mrs. Barr is stead
lily growing in power and reputation; her strong
dramatic instinct is becoming moro and moro
manifest, and her latest work has been her best
in its freshness, its originality, and its dramatic
force.
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The OnZu Ciire

For the various forms OF dyspeptic dis
eases, is in medicine that will remove its
primary cause, by restoring tie stomach.
liver, Kidneys, and bowels to 2 heaithful
condition. Any other treatment is as USE
less as an effort would be 20 make avatch
keep time by simply gliding its case, VIXEN
Ii had a broken nIain-spriEo,
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Magazines.

Magazines.
Lippiac9ffs Maqc.iac.-On this Side; A Story
Part "; by L. G. Baylor. Glimpses of Pek-
ing; by c. i. Gordon Cumming. Rosa Herk-
helm; A Story; by W. w. Crane. Psychic
Research; by Charles Morris. Studies in q
Lake Port; by Charles Burr Todd. La Pow
erta; A Story; by S. NJ Ely. The Confederate
Flag; by Frank G. Carpenter. By Paina's
Grave; Story; by Charles Dunning. The
New Orleans Exposition; Socori Paper by
Edward c. Bruce. May Agnes Tincker's
charming story, Aurora, is continued.
PeiefsoHS HGga.iae.--Contents: A lovely
steel engraving of "Adelinc," one of Tenny-
sons heroines a doabie-size, colored fashion
plate, and half a hundred other illustrations
The stories are: Frank Lee Benedict's The
Burglary at Archers; Mrs. Stephenss The
Motherless Girl; Mrs. John SherwoOd's The
Lost Ariadne; novelet BY new author, A
Tale of Louisiana Pine Lands.
G0dey'S Lddys Book has for frontispiece "At
Prayer" and many other attractions Of the
usual character very winning story, called
Beauty's Child" opens in this number, and
jamie is brought to conclusion. Next
month we are to have from Godey's new story
by Christian Reid, called IAN instrument OF
Separation" which promises to be very inter
csting The short stories in the April number
are good aud strong, Miss Hobbs particu-
larly. A timely article on 1.-THE Soudan y
opens q possible series, which will doubtless
interest the readers of Gofcy'S. The Presiden-
tial series closes this month with Grover Cleve-
land.
The United Serrice-British military opera
tions in the Egyptian Soudan, Lieut. Gen
Chas. 7. Stone: The Campaign aud Battle oi
Shiloh, Thos. Jordan, Acknowledgement of the
Confederate Forces at Shiloh; Over the Border
with Mackenzie, E. Il. Beaumont, Major
Fourth Cav, Byt.-Lieut. Col, u. S. A; A Dead
Hero, K. Dorsey Mohun; The Battalion System
for the National Guard, Brighten. Geo. L
SnOwden; Esek Hopkins, the first Com
mander-in- Chief" of the American Navy, 1775
Rcar-Adnral Geo. Henry Prebie, U. S. NJ
Que of the Duanes; Alice King Hamilton
Jack Haultaut. Midshipmsn, U. S. n. or Life
| at the Naval Academy, Commander Allan d.
Brown, U. S. N; Chronicles Of Carter Barracks
Lieut. Col. III. w. Closson. U. S. A.; Promotion
in the Civil Service. |. E.Vail; Editorial Notes
Books of the Month; Service Literature.
North AmericGa Rtciep.-A Study of Prison
| Management, Chas. Dudley Warner; The Laws
Delay, Chef-Justice r. f. Hargis; Free Thought
in America, Rob't Buchanan characteristics
of Persian Poetry, Aiusworth r. Spoiord; The
Agricultural Crisis in England, VIM. T. Bear
How to Reform English Spelling, Prof T. w
Hunt; The Army of the Disseminated, Il. v
Powderly; Comments.
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Last week the Secretary of the Treasury IS
sued 4 warrant for $332, ,308 in favor of the Gov
ernOr of Kansas for expenses incurred by that
State in repelling invssions by hostile Indians.
Warrants for the amounts specified were also
Issued to the Governors Of the following named
States for expenses incurred in supprossng the
late rebellion: Massachusetts, SOTO Penn
sylvania, Sl,37S; Ohio, s., ,152, and Michigan,
81 G42
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consequences. Medicines that luil their
pain bv dulIing their sensib;ity. or that
stimulate them to unnatural activity, do
Infinitely more harm than good. 10 re-
store rbo:I 10 health, the kidneys must be
elcGnscd rllcir inflammation allaycd, and
their str ngth restored.
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purifying OF the blood. When, through
disease, they cease 10 do this,
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Are the best medicine TO accomplish the
necessary work of cleansing, stimulating
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in their purgatiyc effect than any others,
vet are not violent in their action, eNer-
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the other vital organs SIS well as the
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The people of Lafayette, Ind, now remember
very wildly that the Presidents sister, who i:
the mistress OF the White House, taught fol
some time in a Female Seminary in their city
She is described as then being bright, genial
young lady, thoroughly competent, earnest and
successful, and they feel quite confident OF hel
filing her present exalted position in a manner
to win laUrcls for herself and her brother.
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aser lit ssran Winslotu ?

Da bieie Trase oft seitelt pirb, mouen
mir einfa4 iusen, baB fe cine Datae if,
bic es fid felt 80 Sahren CUR Gufsabe utads
te, Trauenfrantbeiten, bauptiddlid aber
Sinbertranfteiten 81 ftubiren. Sic bat
bic 4cnfitution unb bic Bebiirfnife bieier
3oblrei&en 3lafen beionbers seprift unb
ols 8eiultat praftiider Reuntnine unb
@rfabruns, welde iie I'M 2aufe zines Wens
fdenalterS ais aranfenpfeserin unb Nr5t
geIammelt, bat fe ben Spctbin8 Snrup
als beionberes Wittel fir 5abnenbe 4inber
3ulammenseiett. Dele Webi,in Fat cine
magilde WirtunS fe 9ibt 8uhe unb
@efunbbeit unb erhdlt rffenen 2eib. Sn
Tolse bie5er Meoi5in if Jruu Winslom
wsltberabmt sewerben ols @cbltbdterin
Der Rinber. limb bic 3iuber werben SrcB
unb banten ihr bafar. Nud in bieier @tabt
bat fe bic Climber au Danf perpfidtet.
@roBe Nuantitdten bes Sootbins Sprup
merben bier tdslid eertauftunb perbrdudt.
Wir slauben, 0frs. 8inslow bat f4
burd bie{en Nrtifel unlfert1id gemodt
unb mir fnb a~ber5eust, buB burd beaiels
ben Tauienbe BON Ginbern serettet tparbea
unb bas Wilionsn benielben nod nit
Grfols sebraudei perben. Seine Mutter
bat ibre Yflidt setbau, ipenn fe nidt
Wrs. BinslOw's SOOtbins Sprup a,s
wanbte. Wer5udt 60 2tue- 2abies UiEtpr
Seen Oorf. = gu perfaufen Bel alien
DruBsiiten. - rs Gents bic 6laide.
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Eiae 0roiaans,

ipel9e bic pfi1tem beg yBoarb of Mes
biion anb appeal" erIdutert.
Sci es perorbnet bur9 ben @tabtratb
Der Staot San Mntonip:
Section 1: 9aB Der Wapor unb 4
Mitglieber bes Stabtratbs lid als
8oarb Of appeal anb Repiiion Dor Der
@o0enbung Der Nbi1dBungsIifen bes
Mfel1ors neriammeln unb minbeftens 5
Sage lang in SiBung perbIeiben follen,
nm Die Bitten gu rebibiren, gu corrigis
ren, glei63umaden un5 anSunebmen.
Die 8eb6rbe foa Die 8olma1t babem,
perionen nit Dofumenten Dor }ih err
fdeinen gu Iafen unb grfiere einsus
i9m6ren, bamit file ben Mertb hires giz
gentbums angeben f0nnen. Ginben iie
bcnn, baB bas betreffenbe gigentbum
gu bod abgei9dbt lit, 10 fol- fie es auf
ben mirfliden @erth b~erabieben, unb
ebenio gu niebrige @bi9dbunsen erb6=
ben.
Section 2. Sn aIlen 5d(lem, in benen
es Die 8eb6rbe fir pfli6t bdlt, Die gi=
sentbums : Mbi6abuns elmer perion gu
.erh0ben, foa iie ben gitp Glert perar=
laiIen, bic betrefenoe perion idriftlid
BON Der a6li9t Der 8eb6rbe in 9enntnib
gu feBen.
Settion 3. gs fol- bic pfli9t Der BE,
b6rbe ietn, benz publifum bur1 ben
@itp Gferf m~itSutbeilen, mann ibre Si-
bungen beginner meroen, inbem bers
felbe cine Mnseise in irgenb elmer Set
tung 10 Gage lang publiairt.
Seftisn a. So biel BON Seftion 8,
9apitel 50 Der rebibirten Statuten, als
hermit nidt iibereinitimmt, 1T aufse:
Doben. 3
W%ngenommen am 5. Sttpber 1885.
8rDan G%allagban, Mapor.
3eugnib: g. g. @laubOn, @iip @lerf.
9,10t10m
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Proclamation.
pesial<Wab

Ia eine 8aeunS i'm Stabtratb beiiebt,
bic bur9 bas Nbleben bes alderman
Wartin Miin6 BON Der 4. Warb unD
bic Melignation Der Mlcerman 81. s.
@orbett pom Der l. @alb Der 5taot bers
p%or9erufeu muroe. nno ba oiele 8acana
mebr als neuu Mpnate ppr elmer Mahl
eingetreten lit unb Section 81 oes @itp
@barter a%nDrbnet, bab Ser Mapor in
foldem Sale cine Wabl our Sa0ung
Der Gacan5 anorbnen fDu,
So l1reibe i9, 8rDan ga1agban,
MaDor Der @taot San Mntonio. gemdB
Der mir bur9 ben Charter uno bic Orr
binan3en Der @tabt perliebenen Ma6t,
cine Wabl fit bic 1. unb 4. Warb Der
@tabt aus, bic am
g onnabenb, Sen 81. Oftober,
bebufs @rmdblung smeier Nlbermen, um
beiagte Wacan3 gu faaen, %abgebalten
merben fo1.
Der Stiminfaffen pirb fir bic erife
Warb I'M Boliseiz9 auptquartier seDff=
net fem, BorliBenber %. 9. Smith.
1nb fir bic pierte Maro in go. 207,
AlamoffraBe. nabe gilitaftraBe, Scr.
fBenber u. DreiB r.,
9ie Wableniolen abgebalten unb bic
Beri9te gema1t merben, in neberein=
fimmung init Der Orbinana mel9s
Mablen regulirt.
Sur 8etrdftisung unteraei@ne i9 nit
80 meiner Namensunteri1rift unb
~lafe bas Stabtliegel binsufiger,
am beutigen 26. September 1885.
8rDan Gallagban, Mapor.
3eusuib: 6. g. @Iaubon, @itp @lert.
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SdmprrbuiSem 9eilmtttel.

Sdmorrboiben baben sewo6nli9 borber-
sebenbe S9mer3en i'm &iden, 3enben unb benz
1lnterleibe. 10 bab Der 9atient slaubt feline Aie.
.fen, ober bic nddfen Srsanel feiens IN einem
franfbaften 8utanoe. 8eitpeile finb 8eidem
bon llnberbauli4feit sesenipdrtis,' ats 8ld-
9ung, llnbebasli@!eit Beg Masens etc. Fine
Gsn9tisfeit pie Sdpeib, etn unansenebmes
SUDDEN berSorrnfenb, na6Sem man tearm
%irn, IL Ell, elm g%siDS9nli@sr gsaIsiisr; slisDs.
s ssnssn1}sa st Sasilmi tias,; lSsl9s &. brett asa, anf Bic DC
b bssS'raa Sa s.i 2sitiss sassa i%sIsIt'sf a 5as ! s5ns
.Yreis so Gents. NbOreifre: Sbe Dr. 8ofontof
Meoieine 60, Viaua, Ohio.
@erfauft bel 8. &alteber & Con.
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sounabenS ben 10. cctuber 1885
Entered at the Post Office at San Antonio
u Texas, as second class matter.
STANDARDIZATION Der TSelt.

90 iebt pon ein5elnen &reiien @ng.
Lambs. belonbers BON ienen, tpelde eli
men 3olperein gnglanos unD aQer
ibefieelften 1eiiBunsen oefelben be-
f%armorten unb fiir bic tnirtbfdaftfihe
nnabbdngigfeit ibres 9anbes BON BEN
Tsr. Staaten f6mdrmen, Der @laube
perbreitet miro, baB Snbien mad Mllsz
bau oes BON Der inbil1en Megierung
naoengliI9en un6 inbif9em @pecuIans
ten ~geplanten gilenbabnneses 3os
nWutterlanb" NIT al benz @eiaen, beI=
len oiefes bebarf ber}orgen mer6e, 10 1T
es intsrelant. on cine dbniihe Belpe.
gung in England Dor 25 Seabren su
Efrinuern. .
Sur 33eit bes amerifanil1en Biirgers
trleges bieB es in England, DAB man
ltd) Don Der amerifanif6en 8aumpole
u1abbdngig MAIDEN mii1e uno bies
let9t m6gli9 lei, tpern man Die Baum
tpoafultur Snbiens f6rberte unb bort
re6t piele giienbabnen baute. Sic
boben Baummoapreife iener Sage unb
bic gerinsen nnb unregelmdBigen Baum
tpou5ufubren aus ben bamaligem Me.
Ebeaenftaaten fabrten ba3u, bob ense
lii9e Rapitaliten f@ auf bic gautnz
tpoa : Gultur in Snbien fparfen unb
@elb in inbif6e gifenbabnbauten fed
ten. Sn Der Shat nabm bic inbi DE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS einer bebeutenoen
Muf9tuung. 9ieielbe errei1te bamals
tpdbrel6 zines Sabres fogar bic 66be
BON fat % Mtilipnen BaIen (ben Bals
len az 400 pfunb sere9net). Na6
Beenoigung beg Biirgerttieges begann
aber Die inbif9e 8aummonprpbuetion
abaunebmen, mdbreno bic amerifanii9e
Baumipole balb ibren alien Warft in
@nglatto tpie6ergetpan1.
Die na9febenben Gusmeiie Der
8aumwoqproouction Der Welt in biefeua
Sabre la1en erieben, baB troB Der G6r=
berung Der Baumpols &ultur in ar6ern
Grandchildren bic Ser. @taaten
mod iulmer bas 9auptlano Der 8aums
molprobuction ftnb. Die geiammte
8aumm6lprobuction Der Welt lit, ben
8alleu gu 400 pf. gere6net, in bieIem
Sabre, nie fDlgt:
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gSm. SDhiua & spha

Wtit Dem 9erannaben Der 6erbffaiz
ion feigert li6 aud pieber bas ge6iirf=
nib unitres Dtagens fir %fubtantieqe
Speiien. unfere 9auptnabrung bleibt
bas Jleii6, unb um iol9es frif@ unb
gut gu e%rlan9en, fann man unm0gli9
einen suoerldifgeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. S6fing & Sobn, ND.
5l1 Nbe. s. 9ie Derren baben benz
@ef6mad ibrer 9un6ens &e6nung se=
tragen un6Sin ibrem gtabliFement cine
falte 2uftnaai6ine erriAfet, tpel9e allen
q~nforoeruInrgen fir GrbaItuns unb gnt=
fernung f@d6lider Snerebiensen bes
SIeii6es entipri6t, Sic baben belidnz
big in ibren 8iebb0fen einen groBen
Norratb BON Maitbieb, aus pel1em
Muir bas Bette fit lire 2unoen setbdblt
tpiro. Wer reef bebient feiu min, Ser
beiu6e ben Marft, So. 511
Mbenue 6. 1,1Ot1i
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Gtrakenbabn.

Wdbrenb bes iebigen freunbIiden
Wetters mirb bic Gompasnie am 9omn=
abenb unb Counting bic Cars bis II
ubr Nbenbs fabren la1en. @uf Der Mbe.
6 Qinie psrben fermer 3 ggtracars fab.
rem, bic @oberhment 9iQ um 1918,
1I:15 unb IL; Is berlaHen. 8om
Musgangspunft an Der Snternational=
balm fabren fe ab I'M IL: 80 unb IL
ubr Mbeubs. Sas Gabrgelb nod II
l1br betrdgt 10 Gents. 3
q. 8elfnap, prdiibent.
J 10 t2W N' @t%t
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Weue Waarem.

llnermiblid in icinem gifer, has Bette aa
bieten, tpas Der Warft I%iefert, bot Der belannte
@dubbdubIer 5err JAS. MARTIN e'
men neuen 8orratb bon SameH- uno Rtnoer'
Sduben einaslest. ber Niles tbertiitf, mas mir
bisber in biefer 8rande faben. Die banbge.
ndbten S9ube fino pom elmer seidt'sIe't uao
eIeaans I'M ieeen Sub, tpollten la9en leoes
Eisden, su sieren. yStr eriudben Die Oamen,
lid bic neuen Waaren an5uieben uno fe tueroen
nit ms hbereinitimmen, oab Sas. Weartin iei'
men Stuff Der faibionable S9ubbdnbler anierer
Stabt au iein, nufre9t erbdlt.
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Qlnseiae fur Gpmtraftprelt.

Mngebote fir bic 6erfellung BON
5traBen nit Ries=S berlage nnb Selforb
@runbIage, fpnie nit @runbInge BON
gebro6eitett Steinen peroen big gum
"a. Sftober IL ubr Mittags auf Der
MaDor's Office entgegengenommen.
8ute unb genl9enbe 8iirgi6aft mirb
berlangt un6 Die Summe BON 5000 fir
etmaige Ni@terfiaung bes Gontraftes
muB NIT iebem Mnsebot beim @itp @lerf
regifrirt merben.
Sas Ge9t, ein3elne pber ale Nnge=
bote gu bertDerfen, mirb nprbebalten.
Weitere Nustunft, NIT plan unb Spe=
cifcationen fam auf Der Office bes ST.
genieurs erlangt tDerben.
8rDam @aIlagbar, Mapor.
1.tIf20m
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6. s.. Miiaer. Whole5oles III

&c. S. Wsiiaer, Wboleiales unb
&etailbdnbler in Garben. Selen, Mn=
ftrei6ermaterialen, Commensurate,
San Mntonio. empfiebIt iein groBes
Eager In biefen Mrtifelrt gu Stem Oort
preifen unb ma6t gang beionoers auf
ben gepdblten 8orratb bon 8ilbern:
@bromps, Gupfers unb Stablhi9en,
Selgemdloen unb pbantalie Bilberit
aler Nrt, ferrer auf Die gei6madpole
NustDabI bon 8~ilberrabmetr Ser a1ers
m%obernffet Gorrt unb auf bic Mles
umfafenoen 3ei6enmaterialen auf=
merflam. Mle Muftrdge fir irgenb cine
Der obigen 8rau9en peroen prompt
ausgeflbrt; 8ilber BON ieeer @r6Be eins
gerabrnt unb ale Mrbeiten n10gfi1ff
f9neu unb gut beforgt, bic in bas Sad
fhIaaen.
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Qtnaetae fir Gpntraftpren.

Bis 0ientas Sen 81. Oftober Nor:
mittags 10 ubr merben BON ben Mrbis
teften W%abrenberger & 8edmann, 258
Wef=@ommerce= Strabe, b~etiieselte Nn=
erbietunaen ent9egengenommen merben
fir Die Grri6tung uub 8o(enoung bes
County unb Stir, hospitals mad ben
entmorfenen pldnen unb Spe5iiicatlo
nen. 9ie Nugebote metDen pom I'M
tersei6neien am genannten Gage Mit=
tags ap6lf ubr ge0fnet iperben.
Sie Staot bebdlt f9 ods &e6t Dor,
irgeno ems Der Nngebote, ober aud ole
gu oertDerfen. Wegen meiterer Snforz
nation penbe nor fid oil Die Mr9is
teften.
BRIAN @aIlagba1 II, Mapor.
4 "a