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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-15
LOCAL AND OTHER JOTs.
scraps from she Notebook Of she
SantineI's Reporter.

StHtbhhhOhE w.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, so 981s
The Tsylorites have raised $275 for
Fourth Of July celebration.
Alec Mckay is expected to return from
the East during the present week.
A number Of the horses of this section
are troubled with something bline
~epizootic.
The Rescue Hose Company are arrang.
ing to give a grand ball on Monday even.
ing, July 5.
Rain, hail and sleet yesterday. Gold
north winds prevailed in California north
| OF San Francisco.
A dry goods war in town is imminent.
| Goods we're never before sold In Eureka
at such low prices.
The outgoing White Pine stage yester-
day morning was we'll loaded with pas
sengers and freight.
r. Sadler and Peter Breen left Yesterday
for Reno, there to attend the meeting Of
the Democratic State Central Committee.
II Is said that the whistle OF the new
steam engine being erected over the Eu-
reka Con. mine will blow for the first time
on July 4.
No tidings yet OF John Comaita, the
missing Italian. TIT belief is more prev
alent than ever that he has been murdered
and his body concealed.
Preliminary arrangements have been
made for the calling of a citizens meeting
tomorrow evening to arrange for a proper
Fourth of July celebration.
The Carson Index says that there ia no
truth in the report Of the appointment Of
Major John H. Dennis as United States
Marshal for Utah Territory.
The cold spell Saturday night froze ice
in many parts of town and ruined q por-
tion OF the growing vegetables hereabouts.
There was a light fall OF snow on the Dis-
mand range.
According to the report Of the School
Census Marshal, there are in Eureka Dis
trict 403 children between the ages Of 6
aud IS years, Of whom 191 are boys and
2l2 girls. The number reported attending
school Ia 800.
A foot race between q couple OF we'll
known citizens has been arranged for this
afternoon at half-past Q o'clock. The
course will be from Knight Bros saloon
down Main street to the Truckee Concert
Hall-a distance Of 160 yards. The purse
is 500.
Paul Douthett. q Eureka lad about IS
years Of age, recently fell heir to over
$500, 900 through the death Of an uncle in
the East. Accompanied by his father, the
County Superin tendent Of Schools, he left
for the East a few days ago to identify
himself and claim the prize.
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A Number Of Prominent Mining
Men and Others visit shIs Decided.
-Iy Promising District Yesterday.

A Number Of Prominent Mining
Men and Others visit shis Decided.
-Iy Promising District Yesterday.
A party consisting OF Messrs. IL. Dom
nelly, Superintendent OF the Eureka Con.
mine; s. ]. Beebee, superintendent of the
Silver Conner; John McAulay. Superin-
tendent Of the Bowman; B. Gilman, Su-
perintendent Of the z. and P. railroad;
District Attorney Cheney, Sheriff Stinson.
]. 2. Dunkle. Paul Roux, Lew Dunkle
and 0 reporter OF the SENTINEL, went down
10 Mt. Hope yesterday on q special train to
visit and inspect the several mining prop
critics there belonging to Hon. Thomas
Wren. The camp Ia distant some "a miles
from Eureka, and the run was made In As
minutes, no count being made for the time
consumed in taking on water ct one OF the
stations. Upon the arrival of the party at
the mines every one vas surprised at the
great showing Of mineral. Mr.. Wren took
pleasure In pointing out TO the party. first,
'as development work he had accom-
pushed during the past two months with
Dis force OF ten miners, and the showing OF
mineral he had been able to make. After
SINKING an Sx6k foot shaft from a tunnel
pa depth OF 60 feet, and cutting through
several good prospects. he decided to run a
ariit and cut the ledge at that depth.
mere Is no telling how large the ledge Is,
but 1t is highly probable it is over 200 feet
vide. AS far as cut and developed there 10
no portion OF il but what ia mineral-bear-
Ing. That near tho surface ASSAYS from Sc
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-15
A New Lot OF Electric Lamps.

Mr.. A. Tuozek, sole agent for the Chi
cago Electric Lamps in Nevada, has
received from the manufacturers a large
and varied assortment of these splendid
lamps. Persons wishing to examine them
can do SO by calling on the agent, three
doors south Of the City Brewery, on North
Main street. The lamps can be seen burn.
ing at the Postofice and several saloons
about town. He has just delivered twenty Of
these lamps to the E. &. P. R. R. Co., who
have discarded all Of their old lamps. and
now use only the Chicago Electric Lamps.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-15
Fourth OF July IL Co,m,u.

Nosor smith, a representative Of Cor
losners, merchant tailors OF San
ment 1 :" Is IN town with a large assor..
etc ~ ~ samples ofpataloon goods, suitipes.
be seen ,.e latest patterns. The same a
on "O ,sen A. the saloon of Knight Brotbars
cal cn.. street. Mr.. Smith being a praoti.
C ss Sus'er, all patrons can feel assured o,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Bureau Ao.eI-Alec Mcleod, Thomas
Patterson, Spring Valley; Owen Murphy,
Austin; P. Farrell. Cherry Greek.
Jackson H%ouse-John Bosanko, Ruby
Hill; Martin Lsughton. Prospect Mount
ain
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-....Day's ~TOGn aALEs.

.r,rrnDay's -ro"n SALES.
MORNING BOARD.
am Hale & Norcross-2loc
o" 0boIlsr-40b Asa
potos-45b 50a
100 0phir-4Oc
Merican-3Ob
AM Gould 4 Curry-85c SOC
IN Rest 4 Belcher-9Oc
Ia Con. Cslifornis-1l5c lloc
Grown Point-9Oa
Yellow Jacket-75b S0s
A~lphs-65b
Confdence-2hb
s, Neyada-30b
B~ullion-3Oc
Union-35b 45a
400 Alts-45c
Eureka Con.-220b
Jackson-1hb
100 N~svsjo-75c
Mt. Diablo-26Ob "a
P. Valley-lSOo
~Bodie-l45b 1hs
80 B~ulwer-1G0c 1850
100 Crocker-4Oc
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Gold North Winas


~ THE skSrINRL.I
ooLosA' CAL, June 14.-For three dsvs
violent north wind has prevailed, do,na
TueS' damage to the ripening Of s,s;nb
ne wheat alone in this county a. aa.
mated at about 49, 900, 900. " esh'
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New Goods! View Goods!

The White House Clothing Emporium
has received their new stock Of Spring and
Summer goods. Call and examine them
before buying elsewhere. M. KARsKY. \
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40 p. PASSENGER TRAVEL.
wurrg PINE STAGE LINE.


DEPARTURES MONDAY
J. McIa.osh, @. P. Purdy. Miss Lottie
Saunders, II. Hill, NJ. Scott, Miss W.
Nnlty. N. Matthews and j. Lee.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-15

C~ostiveness cured by I'D D D"-st Ca
pron's.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-15

W. n. Stowell. druggist and assayer
No 8 Main street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-15

Biliousness relieved by I'D Dds
Capron's.
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Cspron's. 'ne appehte-at
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-15

Our stock OF Ladies's and Ohildren's
Parasols cannot be surpassed on the Coast.
We have them by dozens and marked down
to suit the times.
Our stock of Muslin Underwear. Hosiery.
Laces, Embroideries (Swiss aud Ham
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-15
WRAPS, JAC
MANTELETTES,
AND

burg), all. over Laces and Embroideries,
Colored Embroideries and Lsdies' Neck
wear is something immense. Come and
see them and have a look as all our NEW
GOODS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-15
OVER THE WATER.

RiOting by Catholics in S~i!gO-Sad
Scenes In Munich-The Fate of h
DepOscd King, Ludwig-IIe Com
mlts Suicide-GIadsIOne's MANI
festO-BOeiaIIsts In Ii Brussels.
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NOTICE.
Eureka County Bank.

ON AND AFTER THIS DATE THE EU
Oreka County Bank will discount ioca
checks for coin for one-half OF one per cent
Also. buy County Scrip at four per cent dis
count. h. t. HoADLEY. Cashier.
Eureka, New. June 4, 1886. Je'"
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il a i

Is yards good heavy Bingham for ST.. 16 yards good heavy
checked Glass Toweling for 81. Is yards heavy Linen
Crash for 81. 200 pieces, 12.yard lengths, Crochet
Lace, at Is cents each. Extra heavy French Pique,
at 5 cents per yard. One yard long, heavy
Linen Huck Towels, at 124 cents each. IL
yards heavy Unbleached Muslin for 81.
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6 efm6t

"
piro elm gutes Mdb@en fir lsi9te
Sausarbeit. Ndberes BET
aug. Beters.
$50. 101 Solebab=S trab BE.
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STE 0amffagmn96 : proclamation beS
YrGiibentett.

prdfbent glebeIamb bat cine proclas
nation erlaRen, in peldsr er ber %.
Nopember gum Danfiagungstage be-
timnt. Golgenbes 1T BET Wortlaut
ienes S@riftitides, Bel befen Ibfais
flung ibm bermutbli9 feline S9tpetter
&oie glifabetb geboIfen bat, ME fi9
~perigftens aus benz altiingferli9 fals
babernben Some f9lieBen ldBt:
G6on felt LANCER 3eit 1T es hbli9.
baB 6as Bolt ber Ser. Staateu bur9
feinem oberfen Beamten einen Sag in
iebem Sabre feffeBen ldbt, I'M bic Site
unb @nabe @ottes an3ueftennen uno
aud feline fernere Giirforse unb S6ub
anaurufen. 9ieier alien Site gemdB
beftimmle i9, @rober @lsbelaab, prdfs
bent Der Ser. Staten, bob Oonnersz
taa, ber Is. Nopember, als ein Sag
Der 9anfiagurg unb bes @ebetes 81 be-
tra9ten fein foq. I'm bieiem Sage
m6se bas geiammte Bolt bas Sagepert
ruben laHen, INN t@ on ben pldben
Der @ottesberebrung gu berfammel1
unb bort benz 9erri1er bes uniperfums
bafiir gu banter, baB mir uus bauernb
elmer freien &egierungsform gu erfreuen
baben, ferner bafiir, 0aB Der 9anbel
unb Wanbel tpieber frif6 e%mporbltben
i'm gart3er 2anbe, fowie fir ben @rs
trag, tpeI1er bic Mrbeit Sener gelobnt
bat, bic ben 8oben b%earbeiten unb enbz
lid fur ben Gortf6ritt i'm Masemeinen,
ben mir in MQem gu bersei9nen batten,
tpas cine Station groB ma@t. nno wdb>
renb mir bic @r6Be @ottes uno feline
unbef9rdnfte Ma9t in ben Waturges
tualte1 ertennen, i'm @robe5en, i'm
Sturm unb in ber 9o6lutb, IaBt bic
~bantbareu Seraen Derer, bic bur6 feline
@nabe Dor Der Gefabr bei6irmt unb
bef6ubt tpurben, in Mitgefibl uno
perftbdiiser 2iebe aud Sener gebenteH,
tpel9en unter ben 9eimiu9ungen Deg
Maerb69fem 5u leiben batten. SaBt
uns aud inmiften unferer 9antiagung
ber Nru,en unb 8ebiirftigen sebenten
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% a b1mah d t Of t e IT.


Sic Mabl perlief duBerft friebli9.
Sour elm Staliener bate eiitett Wdblet
bonn Stimmenabgeben abgebalter Mno
pirb beBbalb berbaftet tperoen. 9f1r
febr bereinaelte Na6ri@te1 ltegetI bor,
aber mod 11i9ts @anaes. St &rt19s
6ale erbielt bas bemofratif9e Staatsz
tifet 693 @timmen, bas republttanl19e
4O4
Sn Der 8. War6 bat bas Iolfstldet
cine Mebrbeit.
Sn BET /. Warb uaren fi6 Die Sidets
3iemli6 glei9.
Sn Siarift gto. 26 f6einen bic De-
mofraten bic Mebrbeit gu baben.
Sn BRET pber bier ldnbli9en Siftrtts
ten 1T bic 3dbIung bollenbet, bod be-
laufen iid bic baielbf abgegebenen
@timmen ni9t bel iiber 100.
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NQerlet.

= @eifern feierte 9err Charles
6arni1 feinen 50. @eburtstag III
iolenner Weiie. Wm 4benb uobnte er
aIs altes uro treues MitglieD oes Beets
boben . Monnerbor ber regelmdbiger
5ingprobe BEL unb bic erite paufe be-
nubeno ma9te er bic MnmefeHben baz
nit betannt, baB fie Elm @eburtstags=
finb unter li1 baben unb lub iie glei9z
seitig gu einem in ieiuer &eftauration
bereittebenben N5enbeHen eth. Die
@~tnlabung murbe angenDmmen unD
na9bem auf Ssrrn 9arnii6 mebrere
6od's ausgebra9t morben mare1, be-
CAB i9 bic gauge @efeli6aft in bic
gaitli1en &dume beg 9auies OH Com:
merceftraBe unb an bic feftli6 geE9mad.
tie SafeI, bic balb nit feinen 2ederbii'
!, fen, nie fie bei 6arnii9 & Gdr ftets &C.
iiefert tperben, i5erlaben mar,
Ser Mein bra6te balb lebbaft'
etimmung in bic S%afelrunbe unb es
febIte ni1t an re9t launigen Soafen.
Bum @9luB Der Sibung fang Der
8eetbobensM dnner6or mebrere 2ieber.
6errn 9arnil9 piinf9en uir eine
re9t oftmalige @ieberfebr bes Sages.
Ser MetropDIitanS Saloon
in ber 6auptftraBe 1T tpieber sr6ffne!
tporben, unb spar baben i'm bic 9errer
s. q. Singer, frtiber bonn Waibtngton
Saloon, unS 6err Soiepb bon Wacc
iberuommen. Diefelben fibren ausgez
aei6nete @etrdnfe unb feben 3ablrei6em
8eiu6 entgegen.
= Wir erfabren, baB 9err Dr.
e b. @buarb 6erbberg, Der
5obn unferes alten Wit5iirgers Sr.
Sbeobor 9erbbers, gnbe bieies Monats
bon @albeffon nod San Mntonio iber'
fiebeIn tpirb, un1 ft9 als Mr5t bier rie>
ber3ulaifen. Sa 9err Sr. 9erbberg
bier aufgepa9ien unb er3ogen 1T, miro
bieie Madri6t feinen sablrei@en Greln:
ben unb Betannten cine febr erfreuli9e
fem. 9r. 9erbberg 1T iibrigens fein
Nr3t bon anteritanii9er vMa9e". fonz
bern er bat feline @tubien in 9euti9s
Lamb abiolbirt, mo- er fid LANCE Sabre
a~ufgebalten bat, tpdbreno fein 8ater
ben Soften als Ser. Gtaaten>gon gu
ct. gtienne in Granfrei@ b~efleibete.
- 9ie greuriion mad CORPUS @briftt
tpiro wabri6einli9 am 10. Nobenber
ifattfinben.
= Soe Stulb, Der an Der Sttternaz
tionalbabn arbeitet, purbe beim &obs
leni9aufeln bon elmer 2ofomotioe gu:
rddgef9leubert unb 1T iebr gefdbrli9
bertpunbet porben.
- Sn GloresbiIe bei@uloigte @eo.
Belts pdbrenb beg Stimmens ben @ans
bihaten WiQiams, baB er elm 8erbre6er
BON Wiliamfpn @ountn fei. Wiltams
berfebte benz 8etts eiaen S9lag, Der
ibm ben Nrm brad.
= Som COOPER ftiirbte in Sloress
bile beim Seating Sting 2aafen unb
brad ben 4rm ameimal.
= Sn @alpefton NOR bas TOtum
niel lei9ter als bel Der prdlibentens
tpabl. Die parteien fomtnen chamber
nabe.
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6an Mntonio, 3. Nob. 1886.
Sic Sfrat5as 9as 8abt ,tad5 gealD.
Ireher hem 9au Der 3weiobahu mad
@eoIn fhreibt Ser u@uero @tar":
Sie yirnnfos 8as Nahn 1T Bis aur,
@nm Mntnnin sSfuk nolIen6et nn6 an
ieher WeiIe bis 9nrftpmn {inb Nrbeiter
,n;t @roS;rem he{mdftiot' Simmer elmer
Mohe tnirh ihr Gomh mod her @uobos
lime nerIeot merhen nm Fla ann /. Sc.
hT,,or 1877 f6nnem mir 5imer ermorte1.
Sos bie @obm bis gmern befnhren tpirb.
ne n mn WeSe,t,,no hns ma WnIf
mn nonnentIih nie GeshSf}smeIt 6en
Msnssi erfsnrt, her bierblrm berporoes
r,,sen ,n;rh Wi6te' nsIhe his5er g1tero
tr;h,,,nfT;St;o moysr merhen gifen6ohnz
gtotipnem mn Gnern hat Gh 6onom
-, r;S4s, mos iihriopns nifRt fhmer
Se;n SiIrste IN "a hen Wnrtheii concur
r;rs,Ssr G;5enhohnf;n;en hot. cSn me-
r;ns, moIhem tn;yh Morftntnm oufhSren.
s;m sh1afrines S~onnfShfhen an 5eir urt6
Sassr ON SornoSrts ffrebemSer ,tnb Iez
So,s,.r Cr;ss,bohr nrns tnsrSen ifr1oe.
hon nS,, eirens S,,serif i%r,,htboren Qoab>
Sr;h DD m;rS "a s a;nen she'll 6es lnfnIen
Ha.Ssr nr az ,;ehsm n hoIh I'D bos
$o,.S era mn ,,,e nv smtm;dert' mnriiher lie
eansn. ~ Wsmnhner nid6t menio in
grSnrmen Serothsn merbe1. 9enmben
mr. ;mSss Sie ,,ns oebotene @eleaetts
Not n tnsrheu he friiheren .6on6els.
Ss sri, smiffeu gitero un6 Norfz
totnm hesteheU hieihen> Wnh Der Iolz
.uS,ro her 9ohm his @eoIn mirb gnez
~ hsr hehe,temnfeSnn6elsnlok anthem
gom Mnfonio mn Nnuifon merben.
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aber au1 ben treuet, ureigennltBtgen
beuti9en 3eitungen iiberaa i'm @hoett
ben 8erbienf 3uipre9en, baB tie Stnfe
fir @tufe nit mir bteie @a@e BON ttas
tionaler 8ebeutut1g pertreten babeft.
gead 5%peiidbrigem unermiibli6en 9arz
gen unb Bangen, tnb enbli9 bic Bes
peile geliefert unb Bic Bats gef@aHen
tpprben, auf pel6er i@, I'M 8erein nit
ben ffrebiamer beuti@en pflanaer1 unb
ber beutl9en prefe, eth unternebmen
a%ufbauen fam, me19es bur6 6 o.
operation NIT ienen, eine
pirfiame Wafe in ben 9dnben oes
8olfes gegen bas Monopol unb bic
qroBen Rapitali}ten=@ orporationen tpers
BEN muB. Sd min eine Cooperation
Der pflan3er = unferer COMPANY urb
ben 8~orarbeitertt Der BON uns getpons
uener Jaiern pine ollie bic
3mif9embdnbIer, baben. Sie
Ssabress8 er1ammluns Der pflan5er BON
alet 5taaten Der Union, Der Tabrt>
fanten unb uiferer @ompann-lol Ell
@Iieb fein-muB es perben! Wir mols
len ni9t ben lebten SrOpfen Blutes Der
i'm 56weiBe arbeitenoen phanser als
@nnoenselb genieBen-nei1, Der pflat1>
act ioQ unferen @e.pinn tbeilen unb re-
guliren. Wemt bieier Blan aud i'm
folgenoen Sabre (1887) unausflbrba1
III, 10 1T mem febnli6iter Wuni@, bat
ct 1883 our Musfibrung tomrnelt ioa.
Sic 5mei 9auptpuntte fnb etoglltle
fefgeffent. Die Mai6ine Der @ntfaie'
rung fir ben f9nelfen uno ft9erfen
8etrieb 1T ba, bic gbre fe bersefteat 81
baben, gebibrt unierem pfdlaer Granl
2uft, mad iabrelan9em Sorgen uni
, Miben. 3meitens: baB Suite UNI
&amie, bic bauptid6li6fen Gultur:
Gaier=pfonaen iiberaa i'm Siiben &C.
! 6eiben = unb 100 Sorgfalt auf bic Be
arbeitung beg BObens angemanbt, LOB
member finb, als irgenb elm anberes Ge'
tpd9s.
Sd Mil ni9t iagen, bob feline 8aum.
noble, fein 3uder, fein &eis, fein Nfats
n1e6r gepfan5t tperoen iolen; neil1,
Mles lou Der pfan5er benuben, abe,
HtuI leDt8llW uuH ttu W UteIeL WV
alien allein abbdngig iein. Berf9ieDen:
belt Der probuetion pirb eine rationale
@irtbf6aft i'm gansen @iiben BE-
tpirfen.
Sd babe ielbft teitte &an1iesM mr5eln,
aber mpblueisIi9 berf9iebene beutf1e
Garmer angebaltem, ielbige far mid 81
cultibiren.
Sd CLAUDE 10000 5000 ba=
burb quit @ertbeilung porrdtbtg 5u baz
BEN. Dieielben bleiben in Der Grbe
Big perlangt, finb baber gang frii@ UNI
f6nnen garantirt tperben, bas Saufenb
SIS Cab. 9iefe folteu aber nod i'm
Serbt gepflanat tperben, I'M 1bo1 t1d9'
ifes Sa6r Grnte gu eraielen.
Wel9es Muuber STE In Sbrer gee
i9dbter nGreien prefe fur Seeas". bas
BEN, baB 10 biele ernfte Mnfraget ln0
Betelungen fir SUITE unb Nantie ton1z
men, tpeib i9 ni6t, febenfals n1ettett
berali9ften Sant fit Sbre eifrigett lno
uneisennubigen 8emtibungen tn bieler
9a9e! Sbr &C. &C.
s.. 8.
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Gin tntermebmenbes, sunerlaiiiges
9at8.
Man fam f6 itets auf q. Dreib perlai.
fen, ni1t aIein, baB ct bas 8efte fubrt, lest ct
lid bic aaentur bon ipoblbefannten bepabrten
M%rftiteln, bic bas golt mag, su unb erbaIt i6
baburd ben pbisen &uf. Ct Bat iebt Die agen'
tur fir Dr. Sings gfeue Gntbeduns seaen ans>
aebruna iibernommen unb ~berfauft bic Mebisin,
neil ct peib, bab fe gut 1T. Sic turirt leoe
objection Der aebIe, aunse unb 8ruit. Yrobe'
| QIofAn+, froi
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q mmperniHel!
@eGter mefpbdliider pumpernidel
1T gu baben beim 8dder g pat u,
Sts@ommerceitraBe 228. 25,tumlMs
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nit rei6e1 unb fr0bli6en @aben, 10
baB unfer 9ant benz 9errn bur6 Sba<
ten Der Nd9tenliebe fi6tbar unb a1s
nebmbar eri6eine.
BUR Befrdftisung bieier proclamaz
tion iebe ib meme unteri9rift borunter
unb fiige oas Siegel oer Ser. @taaten
binau. @egeben III Der Stabt Wafbz
ington, am 1. Nopember i'm Sabre bes
6err, 1886 unb i'm 111ten Sabre Der
unabbdnsisfeit Der 8~ereinigten @taaz
ten BON Morb =Mmerifa.
@e3.: @rober @IeDelanb,
prdfibent ber Ser. Staaten.
@egenge3ei6net:
s. s. 8aparb, @taatsiefretdr.
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SIM 9ni6luB an bieien Nufruf bes
Germ prof. 2angbammer tbeilen mir
na9ftebenb Die Mntport nit, bic uns
Serr 9ansbammer auf einen 8rief ers
tbeilte, lit benz mir ibn eriu6ten, auf
bic sablrei6en Mnfragen gei9eio gu gez
ben, bic an bic rGreie preie" binf6ts
li9 Der 8e3ugsqueqe BON Suites amen
unb &amie @ur.eln %ergingen. Serr
2angbammer f6reibt:
ySdgli6 IaufeM 2 big 3 8efeaungen
firssSute unb &amie aIein aus 3eras,
auBer allen anberen Staten bes Sit
bens BEL mir elm. Sd muB Sbnen ias
gen, oaB i9 mir f9msi9le, ben arnter,
namentli9 beuti@en Garmer, cine neue
Silfsquele in ibren barten, faum mod
fi9 lobnenben Nrbeiten gei@affen gu
baben. Set 2 Sabren babe i'd ale
3eit, leiber aud ale Mittel baran gez
ieBt, cine Mbwe6felung unb Mfannigs
faltigfeit in ber Wderbau : Broouftion
bes Saoens su er5ielen. 9ie mannigs
faltisen 9iinitigen s%peiidbrigen 8eri9te
bariiber, bic i9 mir erlarben perbe,
Sbnen fpdter ein3ufenben, gerei6en mir
3u GROCER @enugtbuung. Sd muB
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-03

- Mper's e~arfaparila mirtt nit
gnH9iebenbeit uno &ai@beit barauf
bin, bas 8lut gu reiniget une gu berets
dern, ben Mppetit an3uregen, bic Nere
ben 3u trdftigen unb ben ganaer 26r'
Der a1 ffdrfen. Sic 1T baber in noaffent
Sinne beg Mortes cine aufrif9enoe
Mebi3in. Wer irgenb anS9md@e leibet,
ionte einen @erfu@ bamit MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-03
d 9rniea.salbe.

Die bette Salbe Der Belt fit S@nitte
AuetIdunsen, @ef9pite, Gieber. nnb 2aut'
ausi9las, Gle6te, seiprunsene Sanbe, Grott>
beulen NIB ale Sautfranfbeiteu; furirt 9a'
mcrrhoiben ober feline 8eaabluns. 8ontse
SatiSFcation sarantirt ober bas Selo tplro
auriiderftattet. 25 Gents bic Sdadtel bet u,
Dreib
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- 6err @bas. @berbarb, wobnbaft
an Der on Quincpfr.. 9ancaiier 3d.,
fagt aug, baB er Or. @uguft &6nigs
9amburaer 9ropfen gegen Wagenleie
ben, 56ud@. unb our 8lutreinigung
eingenommen uno baB i'm bieielben
DoQIfdnoig furirt baben.
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Das Wp@emblatt

Cir Ienben Don ieb: If bas ~Wo6en.
bait" fir ben Preis bon $500 aut
EN- .yabv portpfrei nod Seuti@ia:so.
Ser 9erausgeber-
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Nbptparapbiem.

Sic neueite Mpbe BON photographer
lit bas Ipgenannte Scroll pboto" in
@alamaDs @alerie. 9a6elbe miro pom
prof. @ibipn, frtiber in @bicago, ange=
fertigt. Serfelbe 1T ber bette &etOu6eur,
Der je in San Mntoaio par. Alb Dts
6puftonftraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-03

Sd babe gefunben. baB Songas
line geraoe3u bas bette 9eilmittel tiir
@ei9tsneuralgie unb ole anberneitt=
gen e9mer5en in 2opf unb 8eii9t tt.
s. 6. @uen, sc. g., &oobbouie, Sas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-03

Seben Morgen II ubr: Inse
qeaei9nete marine Muftern= unb S9ilbz
fr6tenfuppe nit 2un6 in Gus Gape,
@aboftsgde Soulton u. SolebabfraBe,
i'm Seller.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-14
The Peoples Stores-second Spe'
cInlly Cheap Day.

We told you so. Prices sell every
thing. By 2 o'clock every mans and
bows shirt In the sale save two were sold.
Would you believe it, shirts worth 81 so
were sold for Csc. Come early. We
can't be expected to have enough of
these goods to supply every human be-
in the country with them. First come
first served.
Pacific lawns, all new patterns and
fresh pieces enough for everybody that
calls tomorrow, sac, usual price l2l and
l5c.
Children's lace bonnets DC apiece.
Ladies' embroidered homstitched hand
kerchiefs l5c. We have nothing finer
or better in the house; none worth under
45c and up to 75c.
Gents French percale collars and cuffs
In sets, l5c set. worth aud sold from
SOC to 81 per set.
All wool cashmere shawls in blue car
dinal and white at Sl.00, well $500
would not buy one ordinarily.
Ladies' bathing stockings 90 pair.
Ladies' straw hats and bonnets in a
great variety Of shapes 25c; they have
sold up to this offering from soc to 81. 25;
you cant help finding one to suit you.
Ladies' Shetland shawls. extra quail
ity, in blue, black, cardinal and white,
SOC, sold for ST.
We have an object in these special
offerings that will become apparent
later.
Lonsdale muslin "A wide, usually
sold at Toe, offered to-day at Gle.
A special offering Of embroideries and
linen laces to-day on our centre tables.
PEoPLE's STORE.