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Arizona silver belt., 1888-04-21
Good Teams for lire with Buggi8S, PhaGtOns, SuIkiG8, etc. Also Saddle Horses.
Corral adjoining Kellner & Co.'S Store on the north.
 J. ". FRRKES. Prop.

Le RichaS's Goitton Balszha ns. Cures Chaneres, trst and second ssAsss; Sores on the Legs and Bsdy; sors ESrs, Eyes, Nose, etc., CoppeT-colorsd Blotcl,c7, Syphilitie Catarrh, diseased Scalp, and sll primary forms of the disease known ss Syphilis. Price, SB co per Bottle. Le Riehau's Golden BaIsaTR No. Cures-Tertiary, Nercurial Syphilitie Rh>u- matiEm, Pains in the Bones, Pains in the Head, back of the Neck, Liberated Sore Throat, Syphilitic Rash, Lumps and con- tracted Cords, Stiffness of the Limbs, and eradicates all disease from Che syssem, whether caused by indiscreSion or abuse of Mercury, leaving tho blood pure and healthy. Price S5 % DOT TottIe, Le Richau7s Golden Sf5nafsi. Anti. dOte for the cure of Gonorrk1a, Gleet. Irritation Gravel, and all Urinary or Geni. tal dissrrangements. Price $2 50 per Bottle.
 Le Richau's Golden Spanish Ira- lection, for severe cases of Gonorrh0E, lnfammatory Gleet. Striotur5s, SC. Price $1 50 per Bottle.
 Le Rfchnu's Golden Oiatnscat for tho effective healing of Syphilisic Sorez, and eruptions. Price S4 co pzr Box. Le Riehou's Golden Fiji s--,;e--o and Brain treatment; loss of plysis=l pow CT, excess or Oyer-worls, Prostitution, etc. Price 8 co per Box.
 Tonic and EeEEiaa, -&-----s Gy -l-A ha1c ---- Q ID .l VI. fVs-ses per eXpfess-
Arizona silver belt., 1888-04-21
}. @. 6. F.

Regular meeting of Globe Lodge No, 6. I. O. o. F., on Monday night of each week, at Masonic Hal. All brothers in good standing are cordially invited.
 JoHN IsAACs, \. C.. LYMAN SULTAN, Sec'y
Arizona silver belt., 1888-04-21

An awful result of serpent worship in India is seen in tue statement that 22,OoO lives are lost annually by the bites of Yenomous reptiles and wil9 beasts
Arizona silver belt., 1888-04-21

The Sugar Trust has just declared dividend of 2 per cent, although it has been but five months in existence. The dividend is based on certificate capital of $45,OOO,OOO, which repre- sents an actual investment of S15,OOO,1 900. Of course, this big profit of IS per cent. a year on the amount of money paid in comes out of the pock- cts of the people. The country owes no favors to the Sugar Trust. Never theless the sugar schedule of the Ways and Means bill has been changed in the Trusts interest,-Globe-Democrat.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-04-21

Dr. William s. Bryant, of Boston, completed his course at the Harvard Medical School last year. Young as he Is, however, he has made discoY- cry in anatomy winch has profoundly impressed the few scientists who have heard of it. He has found that in the portal veins of very young infants ex- ist valves which disappear as the child grows in years. These valves are found in the portal veins of the lower animals, but science makes no men tion of their existence in children. Dr. Bryant's discovery is importantin that It offers one more proof of the 1truth of the evolution theory.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-04-21
AuerIea Ras Di.eovered. by an IrlshmaIl
From the New York Sun. ]

(From the New York Sum-
 I have read letter in your valua- ble paper of April 1st with muck pleasure, wherein IS stated that Her jutsson and Eriksson, Icelanders, dis covered America A. D. 994.
 Please allow me to inform you that St. Brandon, a native of County, Ker- ", Ireland, who founded monasteries in Listswel, Ardfearth, Tralee and Xii larney--the latter place still retains the saints name, and IS called St, Brandon's College, which is well known as the seat and fount of learn ing-dlscevered America in the year of our Lord 463, and made three saae cessful voyages, which are still recor- dea5-iia ttslss as;akfv,ss-pf KsEzy. gre, fore. 1 hope that the ncnoasbtsN 77rTlt''S Senate and House of Representatives of the United States, in Congress as sOmbled, will adopt such measures as will enable them at the centennial jubilee of our grand, noble, glorious and free United States of America to publicly recognize, n manner be- coming a great nation, St. Brandon as the first diseoverer of the United States of Colum mbia-America
 J. NJ. BRosNAN, 194 Waterley Place.
 The romance of the London season, soclal and financial, is the story of Miss Cornwell, ''the gold queen Of Australia" or "Pdncess Midas" as they fam1liarly call her in "the city" She is mining expert; she brought over the prospectus of her mlne, which she called Midas, situated at Ballarat, and sold it in Londcn, stocking it fos, enc hundred thousand pounds sterling, and the capital was subscribed twice over. The famous nugget Lady Brassey" and other great Jumps of gold were taken out of this mine. They say in Australia, that Mss Corn we'll has a second sight in the matter of gold discovery. Mss Cornwell IS a lady of thirty-fve, dresses very plain ly, has no social ambition, but is as charming in society as she IS powerful amono5 tha Creat money men of Tou- don. She wanted newspaper, and gave five thousand pounds sterling for the Sunday Times MT. Phil Robin son, autbor of My Indian Garden and other books, and former writer on the Telegraph, has edited it for her unttiTai ms Australian eng&sementsss ts ss called hlm away, and he has now re- signed in favor of MT. Joseph Hatton. -ArgoHaut.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-04-21
Preventative Of chiEEs,

is not surpassed.
 It is endorsed by the best chemists as the most eficacious, strengthening Tonic this country has ever produced, the value of which will be recognized by all who may use them.
 Private citizens of Arizona visiting St. Louis have expressed their convictions that it is pe- culiarly adapted to the wants of that Terri tory, and needs orly a trial to insure its speedy introduction there.
 Orders addressed to THE WEST INDIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY will be promptly executed. dec 13-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1888-04-21

Survey, to whom tsa Sjg has been finally referred, says the asstion of irrigation is becoming au Important one. With the extension of settle ment over the pubic domaineven the ard regions will shortly be n demand. During the last ten years agriculture has been greatly extended m the arid region, and the industrial problems involved have been seriously attacked by the State GOveruments~ef Colorado and California. The region III which agriculture depends on irrigation in cludes about four-tenths of the entire area of the United States, not includ- ing Alaska. Much of this region is mountainous, and there are extensive districts through which streams flow only in deep gorgas, whence they can not be raised for purposes of sgrieul- ture.
 The future development of (irriga- tion, he says, depends:
 1. On the utilization of th$ large streams; these have heretofoFe been largely unused from the fact that great capital or extensiye co-opefatiTe industry is required
 ?. On the construction of storage basins; in most portions of the United States the season of growing crops IS shert compared with the entirs year, and the greater part of the irrigation works heretofore constructed utilize the water only through the growing season, and the extra-seasenal water IS allowed to run to waste.
 3. On the construction of .toC,7s, water rgs77soirs; throughg'4so- -'-, s- 7ifri' gasLe- -aresEAzthe arid region there are great numbers of small catchment basins through which no perennial waters flow, but within which the storm-waters may be gathered and stored in reservoirs, to be utilized in the season of growing crops.
 1. On controlling the entire flow of the smaller streams through the irri- gating season; a portion of these wa ters now runs to waste.
 UTILIZATION OF LARGE STREAMS.
 The utilization of large streams by owners of small tracts, Director Pow ell declares, must wait until large numbers of the holders of small tracts can be induced to settle simultaneous ly upon the lands to be irrigated, and be further induced to engage m the corporate CT cooperative enterprise necessary to construct great head works and canals. In view of these difficulties, he says, special provisions appear to be necessary. In Oonclu- s1on, he says:
 "The development of the agricul- ture of the ard region is of national importance. From the fact that the area in which irrigation is necessary IS so great the total area to be irriga- ted will be great.
 "The development of irrigation
Arizona silver belt., 1888-04-21
The Government and the IrrlgatlOD
 Problem.

A Washington correspondent of the Gio6e-Democrat says: The Secretary of the Interior, the Commissionsr of the General Land Office and the Di- rector of the Geological Survey hsgs submitted reply to the Senate rsso- luton of inquiry as to the arid regions of the United States. the advisability of segregating the lands of the public domain capable of irrigation. the pracs ticability of constructing storage res srvoirs and other facts bearing on th irrigation question. Secretary Villas, in Dis letter. says itis believed to
 '.isAS-sn undeyss.ssn scale of adequate graneaus., s, se lE the waters of the Missou,i at a proper distance from its sogrce and the springs of its tributaris, and not only to apply them to the reclamation eff arid lands in the upper region, but thereby also to benefit the. agricultu- ral territories adjacent to its lower currents, and even to mitigate the se- verity of the effects of the floods ofthe Mississippi upon the agricultural lands of its borders"
 He states that careful estimate of the cost of a survey of the arid re- gions as to the natural advantages for the storage of water for irrigating purposes is in progress, and when the products of this inquiry shall be at command it may be anticipated that there will be disclosed proper oppor- tunity for an experimental attempt to establish in some region of the coun- try such system of storage of water supply and of canals and other con- duits for irrigation as shall afford a practical solution of the merits and advantages of governmental interpo- sition of this nature.
 Commissioner Stockslager, to whom the matter was referred by the Seer G. tary, says it is doubtful whether accu- rate information can be obtained Tn time for action at the present session of Congress, and adds:
 "WhiIe It may be desIrabe that leg islatjon of the character contemplated by the resolution should bel had in the future, at the present I am unable to see any urgent necessity fo it,'
 BIC ARID AREA
Arizona silver belt., 1888-04-21

c. r. RICHARDS C CO.,, Agents, 427 6 429 ssasone street, Corner Clay,
 San Francisco, Cal.
 CIRCULAR MAILED FEEE feb13-1y
Arizona silver belt., 1888-04-21

gaia-areqt. Tonic has been- i-trnduced to the people of the Mississippi Valley for the past thirteen years with unbounded success and popularity.
 There is nothing of the kind extant that equals it as a stimulant, an apetlzer, or anti dyspeptic. It is particularly adapted to mala- rious districts and as
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-02
8 e & a 9,

SIN etaatsi6abamt gu 9luiiiu
firb abermals $100, 900 bon ben gnts
f9dbigungsgeloern aug Wa5bington
eingetroHen. SIN @anaen finb bon bies
len 8eloern tebt etpa $500, 600 ausges
aablt tporben.
Gin gieb3a@ter, ytauens Sobn
&af9, Del6er ben Colorado In Der
Nd1e Der Minbung BEG 6orbes Greet
sl treu3en .beriu@te, gsrietb in einen
Wirbel uttb ertranf.
Wieber ein giienbabn : l1ngliidss
fan, tpel@er fur Seras 9aratterifii6
1T. Gin GraGt3ug Der Seras urb
Yacifc Bab1 ging ungefdbr 7 Meilet1
6fli6 BON Cisco, gaftlan6 60. iiber
elm auf benz 8ege liegen0es Gtiid
8ieb. Sic 2ofOmotibe unb finf Wa=
gen wurben babur9 bonn @eIeiie ge>
werfen unb bic 2otomotibe poltdn6ig
ssritbrt. @iner oer 9et3er erlitt einert
8einhruh.
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.-2uIing, 20. NpriI,

3orrespon0ems.-2uIin 80. Npril,
'88. = Wir tperoen oies Sabr Dor Der
Jrage itebell, pas nit unferem Ob}t =
ben pflaumen unb pfirfi9en, anaufans
gen uno mir miifen befiir9ten, bob Die
groBe grnte bisier Gri6te, tpieber, ME
i'm Sabre '82 Dor Die educ getuprfen
tperben muB, tpenu tein Ibiabeebiet ers
6ffnet tperben fam. Mein Na9bar
unb Greunb unb i'd, mir
tperben auiammeh f9on einige
@ifenbabnmagen : 2abungen erus
bten, bic mir toobl 3uiammen mad benz
Worben Derlaben m69ten, oa aber bic
beri9iebenen Sorten gu perf9iebenen
3eiten reifen, 10 bdIt es f@wer, cine
Wageniabung auf einmal abgebeu au
laRen. Sa nun biefer &ei9tbum uu
Obft In alen u~mliegenbem Counties
bon San Nntonio porbanoen 1eM1 tpirb,
70 m06te i9 bic @ef6dftsIeute bon
Sau Antonio einmal aufriiiteln unb
frasen, oh es bort benn feinen unters
nebmenben Mann siebt, Der bieie CUTE
gbance CUR @r6fnung elmer Gabrit
gum @inma6en BON Sbft ergreifen
mia. @enn cine folde Gabrit einmaI
ba 1T, bann nirb au9 bon Sahr au
Sabr mebr 2anb nit Dbf bepflanat
tperben, 70 baB febr balb aus einem
tIeinen anfange cine groBe beoeutenbe
Gabrit entiie1en tpiirbe. Dies pdre
wieber elm S9ritt tpeiter uuf benz Mese
zines natiirli6enn Bubms", Der aebn'
nal better, als ber aufgebaui9ie
S6minbelbubm Der 0anbipefulanten
fem tpiirbe. . E. F. C..
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Ser Observation-Disclosures

bat geftern Nbenb nit ieineu 8ersrns
gungen bic CONNER : Saifon er6ffnet,
inbem er bel Mutb elm Gartenfeft bers
anitaltete. 3ablrei9, iuie INNER, bats
ten bic Mitslie6er fi6 eingefunben utb
tDie iibli6 berrf6te elm auBerorbentli9
beiterer Son. Der 0erein trug nit
getuobnter 8rabour mebrere 2ieber Dor,
bic groBen Beifal fnnben. Ser fiiblen
Brife uegen bertagte mon fi9 fpdter
In ben groBeH 5aaI unb ba bas Metter
unuillfhrli@ gum 9au3eri animirte, 70
tpurbe bas Sansbein BON Nlt rnb Sung
nod re@t Iebbaft gei&mungen. Die
Getli1teiten bes Beetboben . Mdnner-
dor erfreuen fi6 aagemeiner popuIaris
idt, meBbaIb bic 3abl Der paffibeu Mits
glieber borausi6tli@ nod iebr tpaGIen
tpirb. Wie mir b6reu, uerben Gartens
feife, tpie oas am geffrigen Mbenb, bon
iebt ab allmonatIi1 ftattfinben.
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Mtdbtgan nerfiimbigt iib afs Saupt=
8efptuuer.

Mi9igan fam nan gere9termaBen
beanipruden, ber Champion staatss
Yreisgepinner in Der 2~ouilianasS taatss
2otterie gu fem. Wdbrenb ber lebten
anoertbalb Sabre bat Mustesou bur9
@bas. S. 9errmann unb 9errn unb
Grau Sno. Campbell peri6nli9 6aupt.
genuine fo1eftirt, pdbrenb Detroit,
@ran6 &apibs unb anbere Panfte atf
bic 8anfen unb @rpreB'@ Companies sez
aogen baben. Die 9erren @ooarb unb
Mof bon @aft SAGINAW fubren lebten
Mittu06 bollfOmmen 5ufrieben NIT III
rem 8eiu9e mad benz 2anbe bes Sill.
DIES unb Der Blumen, mad 9auie. Seem
Orleans [9a.] p%icapune, "a. Mdr3.
correspondents. 59ulenburg, ben
80. MpriI, 1883. Wenn i9 lebte Wo9e
ertpdbnen fonnte, baB bas Wetter au=
Bersep0bnli9 siinitig lei, 10 ldBt fid
iol6es oieie Wo6e tpeniger fagen, benn
elm 9ernieoerftr6men BON {ol9en Wais
fermafen ME in Der Na9t bonn botigsn
Montage unb wieber bonn Sonuabenb
Na6mittag big Sonntag Worgeu
muB aud Dem piitbenoften WaGermus
der gu piel seipeleu fem. Ser ange.
ri9tete S@aben tpirb boffentli9 nidi
su bebeIteno fein. 9eute baben mir
mieber' ben i96nlfen Sonnenf9ein.
@efern Abenb fanb Der auf Sonn.
abenb angeieBte aber ~berrsgnete Ball
fat, wel6en Or. glart our 5eier feline,
9o13eit gab. War amtiftrte fi9 babe
in unge3Dungener Weiie.
Giir nd6fen SQUIRTING ffebt uns ME.
Der Elm @enub bebor. Sc 1T ndmlid
Der @nersie beg 9errn Oltmanns &c,
lungen 5u benz nm g~enannten Sage
ftattfiuben6en Maifeite bic San Mntos
nio Muiiffapelle 5u ~engagiren unb it gu
ermarten, baB ii9 elm sablreides publis
fun BON Nab unb Germ ~einfinben wirb.
IS uiro f9 bes Morgens 8 ubr elm
3ug BEL ber Surnbale formiren unb
nit Mulif6esleitung mad benz rSdis
benpart", moieIbIt bas Jef ~abgebalten
ipirb, bepegen. 8orausi9tli9 mer=
ben bic S9ulenburger Mles anfbieteu,
am bas Jeft gu einem re9t glan5oOllen
5u maiden. E. H.
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0(Qerlet.

= Mm 1. Mai maren es 3tpanaig
Sabre, baB % IN. Often bas inter
ieinem Namen gefiibrte 9otel in 5ous
iion iiberna5m. 9as rDiRen 9ouie"
1T feitbem bas beporauate Mbteigequar'
tier ber 9euti9en bes Staates gepeien
unb man9e frpbenS tunben fnb in bemz
felben BON SEN Nlteu uro Sungen gefei.
ert tporben. Wir gratuliren Serrn Dif<
fen gu feinem Grfolge, ben er ieiner
2iebensphrbigteit ben @diten gegeniis
ber unb feiner umf6t gu berbanfen bat.
Wu9 9enrp WaBlap3id, mel9er
bon ben @roBgei6morenen angetIagt
mar, an Minberidbrige beraui6enbe
@etrdnfe bertauft gu baben, murbe bor
benz Griebensri6ter freigeipro9en.
3mii9en ben 3eugenausiagen bor Der
@ranbiurDsd nb Dor ben Griebensri9s
tern f9eint ein ieltiamer Wibe,fpru9 5u
beIteben.
- Beim Bobren zines arteftf1en
8runnens auf ber Stand beg 6errn
Sobn Mtdlanb an Der Martinea ftieB
man in ber Siefe pon 53t Sub auf
rsi6li@es WaRer, mel@es aber leiber
febr fart falabaltig 1T. Man tpirb nun
ipeiter bobren unb boft auf reines.
trintbares @aRer 3u ftoBen.
= SIN Oifriftseridt purbe Der bes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. angetlagte %. st.
MoiebD bon ben @eidworenen freiges
ipro9en.
= Gum 3mede Der Mbbaltuug elmer
lanbmirtbf6aftli6en unb inouitrielen
Musfiedung, bic i'm 0erbt nd9ften
Sabres i'm &ioerfibe Part e. Mauers
manns plab") tattfinbea iol, inb be-
reits $4,000 ge5ei9net porben.
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gbafer & @raoen, praftiide glun.

Sbafer & 8raben, prattii6e plum.
bers unb @asfitter, ftnb a0einige Mgens
ten fir bic beriibmten "Home Ranges,
bic ooratsli9ifen Oefen i'm Martte.
Sic baben sroBe Norrdtbe pon S9Idus
den, 8abemannen, Yatent . @loiets,
@aseinri9tungen, Gronleu9tern &C.
patentfrdbnen unb allen anberen bers
artigen IrtifeIn. Neben allen in ibr
Sad i6laqenben Nrbeiten ri9ten fe
eIeftrif9 DE &lingelahg elm
unb balten ii6 fir Mles beltens ems
pfoblen. Sbafer & 8raben baben ben
&uf nur bic bette grbeit gu liefern.
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- Die Commercial Travellers Pro-
tective Association Der Ser. @taateu
bat iiber 10000 Mitslieber unb 1T
bielleidt bic itdrtfe Organization ber
9trt in ber Meii. Scr. SDbn. 81. Stone,
Der Setretdr unb @6obmeiffer So. 70
Dearborn StraBe, Chicago, iast, baB
CT felt atuan3ig Sabren supeilen bon
2rdmpfen unb bili6ier 2olit befaaen
uurbe, bic i'm bon 3r--6 Sagen ans
Bett feHelten. Wdbrenb CT in st.
Souls Der teBten SabresperiammIung
Der Nfociation b~eiuobnte, taufte err fid
cine Glaf9e bon ngbamberIains RoIit,
gbolera unb 9iarrboe &emeop" unb
eebrou6t He ieitbem nit gutem @rfolse.
gs lit bic ein3ige Mebi3in, bic er ie ge.
fun6en, tuel@e eine f9nelle unb bons
ltdnbise 2ur betpertiteligt. &eiuer fam
Obne fe fiber reiien. Nertauft bon
&c. @obn & Co., Ode Meif Cons
rlerees unb Sabot.S traBe.
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Die in Der Wdbe NON MiueoI

- Die in Der Ndbe BON Wineola,
Woob @ountp liesenbe Obffarm Der
Serren 3udermanr unb Graham ents
bdIt % older, bic nit Reben be5telt
fnb, 120 Nder nit Yfirfi9s unb MepfeIs
8dume, 8 older in grbbeerer unb 10
Nfer In 8rombeeren unb Simbeeren.
Sn ibrer 8aumi6ule baben bic 8efber
5000 Mepfel 8 pfropfreiier unb 10000
aus Samen gesogene pfirf6bdume.
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SnS 0esh6ft bIiihff

SermutbIi6 bat Midts Elm ioI6es aufblaben
bes slpotbefer ;e@efdaftes bon u. Orei6
berurladt, aIs bic libtrale ghstbeiluns bon
@robefaiden bon ,Or. Sings ueuerfun6enem
MitteI sesen S6pinOfudt". Ser in biefem
grtifel ersielte lmiab 1T uabrbaft enorm, elm
8epeis bon Der Sbatiade, Oab bieies perib.
bole Mittel ollie Sale bon Suiten, Grtdltuns,
afbmta, 8ron@itis, 8rdune unb ale grten bon
SaIs. uno 9unsenleiben fiber eurirt unb ME
teblldldst. Man beriude bas Mittel erit, in.
6ew mon ii9 cine Erobelaide gratis eeben
last. Die sroben 6lai@en fOten 81. Der
@rfels tuirb sarantirt.
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Nmsst8e fur gtemetsabIer.

Office bts Hdbtif@en eteuer. Collectors,
fampmann @ebaube, 8immer 80. 81.
Das YubIIIuna pirb bierburd benadridtist,
1ee DC f6btif4eu Steuer 2ifen fife bic IN.
msl0ang he's eenerpfidtisen Giaeatbums -
pkrflnIi&en uie Iieseaben BeFbes fur bas
nit BEN !. Wdr5 1883 besinnen6e GiStaliabr
jett oksn Iiesen unb Bic gum 80. Stunt 1888
eN&ieQen tptrben.
AHe Dieitnisen, peIde bitrbon b~etrofen
nsrota, t9stbtn b6ai&R erludt, id baIb sin3u-
fxbeu uub itr @i9enibum Dor benz llnterseid.
naen ~ btrlensru, uie es bas @elet perlanst.
Sole @affiano.
Stdbtif&er NfeHor.
Gaa aatoute %. Gebraar 1888.
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a9r 9errenbemben uno SoiIetteartis
fel in uniibertreffli6er Muspabl BEL
pancoaif 6 Sobn.
galiiurnia @eime.

@einliebbaber finben elm srobes 2as
ger bon feinen California @einen BEL
Serrn s. s. Wener am MIanto
plaaa. 9err MeDer iumt bic Weime
an Srt un6 5tele aus ul.b tauft brett
aus benz Seller Ter Weinst9ter. Oils
gutem 3enner selin9t es ibm ftets, bic
beifen Surten a%ussuwdbIen. Ct fanu
feline Gunben Hno Gamilien nit einenl
guten SrOpfen berieben. &otb= urb
WeiBmeine in bor3igli6er Qualitdt
BON febt ab $1.00 per Gallone = fret
ins 0aus 9eliefert.
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Ga IN feat orose gIusGht norho

= gs it iebt eroBe Nusfidt borban.
ben, bob bic Bin our grri6iuns eines
geologii@en Gtaatss Bureaus in Der
2egisIatur CUR Nnnabme gelanst.
ginige ber bisberiaen Opponenten i'm
2eprdientantenbaufe iub gu Guniten
Der Bill umgetimmt tpOrben.
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Mir, bic unter5eidneten Banlen un6 8anf.
halter, meroen aue @etpinne, tpelde in Der 2oui-
fana Gtaats. 2otterie se3pgen unb uas prdfen.
TIT pereeas an unferem 8abltiid auSbe3abIsn.
n. n, WALMSLEY Pres. Louisiana NatV Bank,
RlERRE LANAUX, Pres. State Natl Bank,
a. BALDW1N, Pres. Nep Orleans Natl Bank,
CARL K0HNs Pres. Union National Bank.
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Rm6Iena Mrnien.galbe.

Die bette Gable Der sBelt fir S9nttte
Queti6unssn, @efdwiire, Gisbsr. uuS $aut.
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&eifenben auf's bortbeilbaftelte befannt
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8ar Jirtures, 3inn, Rupfer unb Giiens
platten &C. &C. Office unb @erftdtte
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