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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-01-20

held half dozen melons. The donkey
was tall, lean, lank, and seemed afraid OF
the little k'yart to which he was harnessed
The huckster singly was not novelty,
nor the donkey, nor the wagon, but the
combine the trinity, from which all
sorts of comparisons could be drawn, was
a sensation which drew crowd of little
folks and servants. The little folks talked
about it at home, and so he was advertised,
and his example points moral 1t Is
this: to say a remedy will relieve, for
instance, is not saying much. The heat
from the friction of the hand will some
times do that Nor is it all to say it will
cure; for the cure may be temporary and
the pain may return; nor will 1t do to
boast of q permanent cure, unless there ls
no relapse, no return OF pain for good
length of time against changes Of weather.
But q remedy which relieves all pains
promptly and surely, which relief is cure
beyond all question, which cure is proved
in a thousand cases permanent beyond any
fear of relapse, is a combine" of virtues
beyond all competition, upon which the
public eye is fixed. And this is the supe-
rior merits of ST. Jacobs Oil As a proof,
Mr. r. G.. Troll, Western Union Telegraph
Co., st. Louis, Mo-, states: in March,
1881, suffered terribly with neuralgia.
applied St. Jacobs Oil at $40; at 9 A. NJ.
went to work. In five minutes after the
pain was gone. have never had it since;
that ole application cured me-" These
points repeated in SO many instances are
given to clinch its superiority. As in the
case of the huckster, it is not single
thing that tests. 1t is not one but many
virtues that are required to subdue pain,
and this combination, by long years of
experiment, has proved itself unfailing in
efficacy and unsurpassed in merit. It
requires no loud voice TO proclaim it; it
speaks and acts for itself, always true and
sure.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-01-20
Room At The Top.

"Tell you how | commenced in
life? Certainly Sit down and make
yourself comfortable You look thor
oughly disheartened for q young
man"
Il am discouraged, Mr.. Myers. !
hav We tried every day for six weeks to
get position. and there is none to
he had. This is the sum and sub
stance of the whole matter"
AS he spoke David Edwards drop.
ped into the prolfered chair. The
bright carpet, glowing CRATE and COM
Portable atmosphere Of Lawyer Myers
cozy library were very home-like and
attractive, especially to the young
man who had spent the whole day
out in the rain trying to secure a
hoped for position.
"There is no use," he said, with a
long-drawn sigh 1--we tried for the
last time. Prosperity is not for every
body"
Lawyer Myers laid down his even
ing paper.
"You have asked me to tell you
how | got started, and | will. And
/ want you to profit by the rehearsal
"After | had taken my course of
law, had graduated with honors and
obtained my diploma, supposed my
self qualified to enter upon the duties
of a professional man So | packed
my satchel, und came to the city to
look for an opening.
"The first man l applied to was
Col Hawkins, the now famous crimi-
nal lawyer. He was Il particular
friend OF one of the professors, and |
supposed that my diploma would be
all the introduction [ should need
that he would actually take me into
his confidence at once"
You discovered your mistake, |
presume ?" interrupted the young
man in q detected tone.
eyes, | discovered it. I went to
the Colonel and told him my plans |
shall never forget the look he gave
me. A look over pair of steel rim
med spectacles that made me feel as
though | was about the size of
spindle.
Young man. he said, in sonor-
Gus tone that made me shiver, take
my advice and never enter law The
profession is crowded to death ! Men
are actually starving, sitting in their
Office chairs, waiting for clients !
There is no money in it, sir. Law
yers have had their day, and the ris-
ing generation must look up new
business
with that, he bowed and dismiss
ed me-
"Of course, l did what any other
young man would have done under
similar circumstances-wen back to
the cheerless room on the third floor
of my boarding house, with the blues.
| considered Col Hawkins an auto
crat. If be said there was no chance
in the profession, | accepted it as
foregone conclusion"
"What did you do then. sit?" asked
David. his interest already becoming
aroused
Il was going to tell you what did.
While sat there feeling 80 horne
sick, and wishing that / had never
been born, Mrs. Green, my landlady,
came in. She wanted to know what
the trouble was. and | told her. She
said Col. Hawkins ought to know.
and advised me to abandon the idea
OF trying law | was subject TO ad-
vice, afd accepted counsel"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-01-20
DANGEROUS CRANKS.
Notes from the Experience Of a
White House Detective.

Detective Henry Kolb, who has
constant supervision of the White
House at Washington, is one of the
best posted men on cranks and their
peculiarities in this country, Writes q
correspondent to the St Louis Globe
Democrat He can tell great many
new and interesting stories OF his ex-
periences at Washington, but as he
is quiet, modest man, it is rarely
that he can be induced to talk on the
subject. 1t was Kolb who first point.
ed out Guiteau to Secretary-of State
Blaine and warned him that the iu
ture assassin of President Garfield
was dangerous crank. The detect
i've allowed himself to be intervie wed
by Jersey friend the other day,
however, and what be said is worth
making public.
Referring to the subject of cranks,
be said most people suppose they are
dressed creatures with long, unkempt
hair aud bristling beard. This belief
be characterized as being far from the
truth Oue class of cranks answers
the above description, but there are
numerous classes. The poorly dress
ed, unkempt cranks are usually from
country places. They are poor and
come to Washington to collect a.
mounts of money they imagine the
Government owes them. AS rule
this class ia not dangerous.
The fellows most to be feared are
the well dressed, oily.tongued, who
draw enough income from somewhere
to support themselves, and who i'm.
agine that they own the earth and
have q first mortgage on the sun,
moon aud stars Guiteau belonged
to this latter class. He wanted Q
high position under the State Depart
ment, aud used good and apparently
sensible language to convince Mr..
Blaine that he was entitled to the
place. Failing in this, God ordered
him, 80 he said, to remove President
Garfield, which he did.
While at the White House Detect.
i've kolb was compelled to use great
vigilance to keep the well. dressed,
smooth talking cranks from entering.
Their stories were plausible aud their
appearance respectable. The fellows
with q weeks growth Of nappy hair
and beard, and wearing clothing fad
ed by the storms of many seasons.
could be driven away like an old wo-
man "shooing" chickens in many in
stances. The former, however, stood
on their dignity, and it was frequent.
ly necessary to use force to get them
off the executive premises.
Zone afternoon during General
Grants first term" said Mr.. Kolb,
"a tall sty lishly dressed man, about
forty five years of age, came to the
main floor and in very dignified
man ner demanded to See the Presi-
dent. We informed him that the Presi.
dent was not receiving that day.
'Ah,' be rejoined with the utmost
sang froid, General Grant Ia always
at home to Republican members Of
Congress- 1t was during the $685.
ion of Congress; and believing that
the caller was what he, represented
bfwseIf TO be, pointed out the way
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-01-20
A GOOD "COMBINE.'

huckster, six fe ct
two, with a voice like
q cracked fog-horn.
stood at the corner.
His wagon was very
small, about three
times the size of a
bows Express and
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-01-20

Save time and money by having
Laxador always on hand. for the na-
merous diseases which more or less
trouble families ct times. Price 25 c.
If tho baby is to have health. it
must have sound and refreshing
sleep. DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup insures
this. Price Is cents q bottle.
Canada takes nearly 1000 tons
of anthracite aud bstumiuous cusl each
year.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-01-20
Modern Love Songs.
inspired by the evidence in the Arbuckle.
Campbell breach of promise case:

Modern Love Songs.
As inspired by the evidence in the Arbuckle
Campbell breach of promise case:
Bunnie had dear pet lamb,
Size called him Baoy Bunting,
And everywhere that B. B. went,
Bunny for him went hunting.
She led him into court day
And told story funny,
OF "h's, ""k's" and * NJ. Q's"
The gui!eless, girly Bunnie.
What makes her pet shun Bunnie so;,
And offer her the shake
His golden fleece, with legal shears,
Would prudent Bunnie take.
Hearken, We lovers !
Whatever We do,
Don't write to your girls
With *. MO-"
And unless you are anxious
A husband to be,
Don't call her in writing
Your little "B. B.
When lovely woman stoops to bleaching,
And finds t)o late it does not pay,
How can she make just atouement,
What art can wash the trick away.
The only art the trio k can cover,
And bring her lover to her side,
Is just to have him make confession
That his old mustache, too, is dyed.
0! shining sun! o day begun.
Hear me my VOWS renew,
love my love all loves above!
Come. darling, X. NJ. O.!
Let poets sing in words that ring
or Cupid's tickle craze,
But poets speech clnnos impeaca
My darling's IT'S and KS.
pine. pine. On. love of mine,
| pause but to pursue
Turn not aside, my joy, my pride.
But, Angel. X. II. q.
The flowers fair are blank despair,
Lite's spark goes with the days,
But beyond all daatn endures the breath
And the balm of thy Ii. and X
Oh. X. NJ. @. Oh, X. Nc!
Oh, h. NJ. z. always
Since must die, then die will
In the swoon of thy H's and KS.
KING and go my honey,
K Mo and go.
K III Q and give me money
A quarter century or 50
With loving and longing, aud never doubt,
His letters at FIRST begun,
And this is the way they flattened out:
Dear Bunnie'-then 'Bunpis'-then Bun
There was young woman named "Bunnie"
Who captured II big pot Of money;
Her affections were hurt
By u weak -liyerei dirt
Who'll never again be 50 funny.
The squirrel wears bushy tail,
And when the days are sunny,
She frisks along the topmost rail.
And is q charming Bunnie;
But when the cruel sporting man
Comes with his charms cunning.
Then to ais arms delightful plan
This charming Bum comes running
And then with hugs aud kiss he toys,
In loves delightful amours;
Just like all other spooney boys,
He heeds no warning clamors.
81 cannot stay. am too sick,
Just now to see your dear Papa;
So dearest Buunie kiss m, quick,
For must see my dear Mamma"
So off he went and she to court,
A hundred thousand hunting,
To cure this heartless human sport,
OF his desire, to be her Bunting;
His Lawyers plea would not avail,
TIE Jury said he must knuckle,
And end this everlasting wall,
Bout Kiss Ne Quick ArbucI lie.
B. Is. HUo, Mo
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-01-20

Doors open at I A. NJ. Close at s p. VI. Ad-
mittance, Gents Free, Ladies and Children half
price. Remember the place.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-01-20
All the r6ws of the day for ! C.

THE PTTTSBURCi TIMES is the leader OF one
cent daily nc -spapers IN The United States. and
should be in rrery home. 1t presents all the
news of the :, in bright concise form; pay s
special atteuiiGn 10 the events in all the towns
OF Wcslorn pennsylvania. Eastern Ohio and
West Virgin gives the most reliable and
complete MaTket reports, deaIs edtorially
with aIl live i0rics honestly and fearlessly, and
excludes eveI thing offensive TO the most Iefin-
ed from its c lumns,
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men. Treiberr BON Sauien ma6te banrt
bic Mittbeilung, baB er CUR 5teuerung
ber algemeinen Notblage 600 Mt. aus
ether linn umterfteltett Safe beitraaen
perbe, b. b., ni6t in baar, lonbern bes
febenb In 9ei3uugsmaterial unb 9aat,
fartDfeln. Weiter bef9loB bic 8eairtss
beriammlung, aug benz 8e5irtsberm6z
gen 1000 Mt. bei5uiteuern, tpel@e Ser
%tperbung finben foIen, In ben Suppenz
a~nitalten gu Suppenportipneu (be}te=
benb III ie elm balb Sitter Suppe uub eis
1ett pfunb 8rob.)"
Nebnli6e 3utdnoe. tpie int fd9lis
f9en gr3gebtrge un6 i'm 8oigtlanbe
triht man aber au9 in ben Sttbufries
b~e3irfen bes geiegneten 2anbes Sbtrins
gen an Tin ben Spielnaarens Ditrittert
bon Sonnebera unb Waltersbaufen ma.
mentli9!) III Sberf6leften, In S@was
ben, BaDern, am &bein, I'M Wupper,
tbale unb in allen @roBfdbten, nament=
lid ba, tpo ii6 bic unielige v9aus.Sn=
bnftrie" eingenifet bat.
Dab bon folGen ungliidli@en Pauz
pers berseitelte Waarett trob bober 36lle
erfolgrei9 NIT amerttanii9en graeug.
ni1en concurriren f6nnen, liest auf Der
9ano. Mber gIebelarb unb Mi1s
tpolen ia biefe i6iibenben 36le iebt obs
i9afen unb ba tpiro es benr - tpet1u
tie bamit @rfolg baben = pobl ni@t
lange bauern, baB mir aud auf bieier
Settle bes Oceans iol6 er3gebirsif9e
3uitdnbe aufaumeiien baben perbeu.
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Cinderella G@mb =Stpre.
@de Sf'SonitonitraBe unb Mbenue C..
Yanit! 9anif! CAN'T!

panit! panit! panif!
1ar uniere ioeben i'm Often ange> -6a
fauften Norrdtbe at S9uben un6
Stiefela muKen in IA Sagen
berfauft tperben, unb fei
HA es uuterm Gofenpreis! -asa
S%olgenbe 8eiipiele bienen als Beueis
nnferer beiipiellos niebrisen preiie:
II berf9iebene Mrten niebriger 6erren,
f9ube gu $1.40(En-grosY reis 81. 75)
9anbgendbte 9erreni9ube ,@ongreba
81. $2.75 Cont iiblt6er preis so.
grtrafeine banbgendbte 9errni9ube au
$3.50 (QnbersnD 3u $3.50 berfauft.)
Rnabenf6ube u. &n6pfftiefel au $1.25
(En-gros preis $3.50.
@rtrafeine &n6pffiefel fir &naben 50
(Wert6 $3.50.
9amen.p antofeln Mr. So au nur
Is @ts. bas paar (Wert6 $1).
Seine Mdb6eni9ube bon 8laces2eber
gu 11ur Is Gents (Wertb $1).
&inberi6ube gu 40, so unb 60 Gents,
bic attoerstpo so, IS Gents unb 81
foiten.
8abD S6ube berf9iebener Nrt, bon
Is Gents ait.
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@m. SBHtna Il gpbm.

l1niere 9auptmabrung 1T unb bIeibt
.bas Gleii9, unb um iolGes frif9 unb
gut gu %erlangen, faint man unm6gli9
einer 3uberldifigeren Marft finben, als
ben boa Wm. 06fling & Sobn, No.
81 Mbe. s. 9ie 9erren BADEN benz
8ef9mad ibrer &unben &e9nung ge=
trager un6 in ibrem gtabliRement cine
falte 2uftmai@ine erri6tet, tpeI9e allen
Mnforoerungen fiir @rbaltung unb @ttt=
fernung i6dbli@er Sngre6ienaen bes
Sleii4es entipri9t. Sic baben beitdns
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBer
8orratb BON Waftpieb, aus tpel6em
MUIR bas 8efte fiir tire Gunoen getpdblt
tpirb. Wer reel bebient fein min, ber
beiu9e ben Marft,' SD. Sill
Mpenue s. 1,10t1i
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sD- 9errenbem6en uno Spiletteartis
tel in uniibertreffli9er Muspabl bel
Pancoa ,& Spbr.
6. S. Ma4er,

POS Mef Con mereefraB E,
bdlt Elm groBes unb febr gepabltes 2as
ger BON Sapeten, &ouIeaur,
Btlberrabmen unb 2eifter,
unb ferner neben 3eidaeasM aterialien
aler Art. Garben unb Initreis
der ; so ateriaIien, befonbers
$ ammers fertig gemtf9te
Sarben, bic befien unb biligften i'm
Marfte, bic unter boiler 8araatie bers
tauft nerben. s E +. unb p e.
geIgIas unb anbere in bieies Sad
i6lagenbe Mrtifel; wOrin 6err Miiqer
bas 9r6Bte 2ager TIM Meiten bes Staa.
tes bat. Wuftrdge aus benz 2anbe tuer'
ben prompt ausgefiibrt.
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gMtpinsiudbt aebetIt.

ginem alien grate, Der bon Der praris gu.
riidse3osen lebt, tpurbe bur9 einen ofinbiiden
Wiifiondr bic 8eidreibuns zines einfa&en
besetabiliiden Seilmtttels fir bic f6neae uno
bauernbe Seiluns bon 2ungeufdipinbiudt,
Bronchitis, gatarrb, afbma uno allen Gals.
unb 2unsentrantbeiten aussebanbist. aud
elm Mtittel fir pofitibe, raSitale Seiluns bon
3erbenidpdde uno allen Merbenfrantbeiten.
Nadoem Der Dottur bic tuunberbaren SeilfrGfte
In taulenben fallen erprobt bate, eradtete er
es fur feline 4aidt, bas Mittel ieinen IeibenSen
MitmenI6en bstannt gu MAIDEN. Son bieiem
Motib unb @uni6 setrieben, banbelte er. SD
ienbe bieles @eaept ioftenfrei an aae, bic Is
ipiinfden, in beuti9er. enslif6er oSer fransOft'
I6er Gprade, NIT boiler Mnpeiiuns Der Ger
teauns unS bes Gebrau9s. Senoe abrsfie
unb griefmarte, bs3iebe Did anf bieie 3eitung
unb id fenSe Go fofort. W. u. MOses, 149
Yoipers Blod, &odsfer, y. o. [s,12,1Smu
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Dte Florence nightingale Der RiK.
berpHeae~


berpHeee.
Sclsenbes 1T elm Nus3us zines an ben
Deutiden 8efcrm Weienser in @ham.
bersbursh Ba., sei4riebenen griefes:
Cine @ohltbdtertn.
Oefnet bic Ebare fur Fe unb Wlrs.
Winslom wirb bemeiien, boB fe bic ar,es
ritaniide 6lorentiner Nadttsaa Der Sim
Der 1T. Dapon fnb mir 70 iiber3eust,
baB mir ~unierer vSuipA lebren uerben
3u iasen: y@eiesnet lei Wtrs. Winslcw"
neil fe berielben bebilfid mar, User bic
Yeriose bes 3abneas unb aubere Bee
idwerlidfeiten fir ainber hinme83ufom=
men. Mrs. @inslop's .SOothins Shrnp
nimmt ben Sinbern bic Sdmer3en unb
furtrt Dhientrie unb Diarrboe. @r
madt ben @aumeu CART, befreit bon
gnt3anbuns unb brinst bas Sinb slidlid
aber bic Bericbe bes 3abnens hinme8.
Gr tbut serabe bas, mas er pcrsiebt 80
tbun, Nues unb nidt peniSer. Wir bas
ben einmal Mrs. @inslop seiehen unb
tennen fe nur burd ibren SOOTHING
Sprup fir 4inber. Wenn mir bic Wa4t
bitten, piirben mir fe ais Seilonb fir
bic &inber hinifelen = mas fe aud in
Der Chat 1T. Der Shrup pirb in
allen N~pOtbefeu gu rs Gents per Tlaide
rerfduft.
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Mn bas Ynblifum!

untersei6neter curirt ale nit Brutz
t%ranfbeiten 8ebafteten, beilt &atarrb,
Mfbma, &beumattsnus urb ole alter
S4dben unb Munben. Gerner ber>
treibt ct ben Banbpurm. Ser grfolg
tpirb %garantirt, tpie iberbaupt ale ieime
&urea unter @arantie ausgefibrt tper,
ben. St berfertigt feline Mebieinen,
gu benen feline Site bertpenoet tperben,
ale felbif.
Muf @uni1 f6nnen aabIrei@e Mtte1te
uno SanfiGreiben borgelegt tperben.
Mnfragen bon auBerbalb tperben al1se
fRbrli6 unb eingebenb b~eantportet.
Mu6 benz &ufe nod auBerbaIb mirb
Golge geleiffet.
u. S9iersmann,
SpeciaIif,
No. GOA @eit Commerce StraBe,
sSan Mntonio.
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Sebett & Mtntantt.
San Antonio MARBLE WORKS.,
PIP Oft Commerce > StraBe.

3eigen biermit benz publitum an,
bob tie ftr ben ausge3ei9neten unb
bier f6on ldngf geptinf@ten b.
tein aus GaDette County
bic Mgentur ibernonme1 baben. 9ie.
ier Sanbtein, Der better tpie ieber an,
bere benz Setter unb ben Mitterungs=
einflafen pibertebt, eignet ii9 beions
bers fir @eitentpege, Curbstones,
Stufen unb beionbsrs fur Rir6bofsars
beiten. gr 1T benz @ranit an 9auer
glei9, aber b~ebeutenb biltger. 9inters
laBt Cure Nuftrdge fiir ole eini9lagers
ben Mrbeiten bel 3ebe1 & Mltmann.
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sdwade uuS tiaoerleie Tranel

folten nidt per3peifeln, %ionbern @atb unb Be.
iebrfna aus einet, 8ude idopfen, bur6 mel.
DIES SauIenoe innerbaIb ~tiir3eiter Belt TIRE boae
@eiunbbeit mieoer ertanst ano ben einaisen
BunId ibres Ser3enS in grfiluns seben "a
ben. Oas nit pielen arantenseidi9ten CT.
lduterte, reidIid ausseitattete ueueie Msrt
birb gratis unb franco berldidt BON Der
Hrirate Glimtc s. 9tspeniarb, 10 g.
gtr., Wetp Dprf, ". y.
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8pfto,. Der Sluftiomatpr. al, Der

Snftpn, Der 2lmftipmatpr, an Der
9oufonftraBens8 Bride, bat einen id6n
aRortirten 8orratb bon M6beIn =
@aaren eriter Rla1e -au raiionablen
preiien. -Stiible, Betten NIT Springs
febers Matraben, por3eqan=, @lass urb
MeReri6mieb Waaren unb fat MIes
Mn6ere, mas Sbr CUR comfortablen Muss
itattung Cures 9aufes 16tbig babt. Ct
ma9t f@ elm 8ergntigen haraus, feline
Waaren gu seisen unb preiie anaugeben.
Seben g AN # 9, 8ormittags 10
ubr finbet In feinem Store elm Muts
tionsberfauf fatt. 7,2,1ip
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= Gluetuationeu i'm Martte fir gi=
fentpaaren fann Sober bermeiben, ber
feline Srbers bur9 pieper&S 9nIt.
b s ausftbren ldBt. Gabrifartteu re-.
gulireu ibre preife mad hfm 1nnfnm.
piper & S9ultbeB babeu ieis eirlert
etorn,en 8orratb bon Jei3orabt, gifen.
ble6 u. I. To. unb He nottren frtibere
rtieorige preiie, tuean bieielben aud i'm
i'm Marfte fteigeu.
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@ ut. $. Omtteriine 1886
SfsQouftonzS traBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam : Jitters, balten fi@ benz
publitum fiir lille in ibrGa9 i9lagen6en
Mrbeiten empfoblen unb berfpre6en
prompte B%eiorgung aIer Muftrdge.
&ronleu9ter, @as.Girtures, 8abetpans
men, @lofets &c. ftets a1 9anb.
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D9- 8ilise Breife ftir neberf6uB in
Sommers unb Minters Gleibern Bel
Bancoaf 6 6obn.
california @eime.

@einIiebbaber finben elm groBes 2as
ger BON feinen California Meinen Bel
9errn 5. s. Meper am MIamo
plaaa. Serr Meper fu6t bic @eine
an Ort uno Stelle aus unb farft brett
aus benz Seller Der Meinaa9ter. aIs
gutem 9erner gelinst es ibm tets, bic
beiten Sorten a~usaumdblep. st fani1
feline 3unben uno Gamilieti nit einemt
gutet Sropfen berfeben. &otbs uub
MeiBmeine in poraiisli6er QuaIitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per Galone - fret
ms Sars seliefert.
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= 2aBt gu9 ri9t .tdui9en bur6
niebere preiie fir Nrbeit, tpel@e better
als irgeab cine in 3eras 9eliefert mirb,
fonbern berfigt @u6 nod @alIa-
M a D's pbotograpbii9em Mtelier, go.
Alb OfsS ouffon.S traBe, TOO @u9 quite
uno sufrieoenfelenbe Nrbeit gu reeuem
Preife garantirt tpirb.
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Sic StaotbaMe+
Mabprs Office,

Sat Nntonlo, 2. Wpril, 1883. J
@erieselte Mngebote Der pIdne fur
bic aeue Sta6tbaIe tperber bonn MaDor
Der Staot Big II ubr Mittas ben IA.
Mai 1888 In uebereinitimmung nit
ben in Der Office beg StabtsSngenieurs
y. MaurD gu erlangenben Specifiz
fationen, entgegengenommen.
BrDan GaIIagbar,
Wapor,
6. q. @laubot II, Stabt gIert,
San Nntonio, Seras.
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9bafer s. Wraoeu, praftiide YIum

bers unb @asitter, finb aleinige Mserts
ten fir bic beribmten ''Home Ranges,
bic bot3isli6ften Oefen i'm Martte.
sic baben groBe 8orrdtbe BON S9ldus
den, 8abewannen, pateft > glofets,
@aseinri9tuagen, 2ronleu6tern &c.
patentfrdbnen un6 alen artberei1 bers
artigen Nrtiteln. Neben allen in ibr
Sad f6laeenben Arbeiten ri9ten fie
eIettrif9e 3Iingelaige elm
unb balten fi@ fir Nles beftens er,s
pfoblen. Sbafer & 8raben baben ben
&uf nur bic bette arbeit gu liefern.
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= Ma9t Cure 8etelungen fir Sta.
9elbrabt, glatten 9rabt, giienble@,
2upferble@ un6 26tbe BET piper C
G9uItbeB 249 Marfet Str.
6part @eIb unb 3eit.
Garantie fur niebrigfte Marftpreiie.
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$500 @elohuuua.

Sic. nnter3ei6netet offeriren bieie
8elobnung fur irgenb einen Sail bon
6dmorrboiben, ben fe ni6t furiren.
unteriu@ung unb @onfultation fret.
CHS & @bamberIain,
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.sszp su o,Mrh;,,; mo Ok mro,,,o,

aa- SO. 9'9llbimi SO. 215 WIamo,
pla3a, Mppthefer unb 9dnbIer
in 9roguen alIer Mrt, Yatents
Mseoi5inen, Yatftimereien, Soilettes
NrtifeIn &c. 8eionoere Nufmerfiamfeit
mirb ber Neceptnr gei9enft. Mufs
fridge bon auBerbalb werben prompt
ausaefthrt.
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saT Has Eager in fertigen gn3isen
1T bieies Sabr better unb rei@baltiger
in Musmabl unb preiien als ie bel a
pancoaf & Sobr.
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S6s- Sobn II Bros. Iiefern bic
beften unb bi0isifen Srudia9en. @ebt
au ibnen.
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Das- 9ie feinfen uno mo6ernter
SDmmerbitte. 8eiebt uniere atsges
5ei9neten Strobbtte fur so Gents.
Pancoaf & Sobn.