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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-03-02
RouGa on NEVADA.
An Eastern Pilgrims Doleful Expe-
rlsacs while Crossing the Battle
BOFn Stats

r1ouce Wntte CfOwsahS su0 Dss'AS
BoF = state.
The foil wing letter, which we find
in the Hamilton lO@ Daily News "f
January 2d, is light aud airy reading,
even though far stretched from the
trut;l. Il is more likely that it's author
counted railroad ties, aud that hotel
Keepers aloug the G. p. did not ''eot-
Ton to him lhan that he rode on PuiI-
man car In either case, however, his
letter is spicy aud will amuse the
realer:
Alter leaving Utah one beg gins to do
penanee for daring 10 cross the conti-
nent. Nevada Is entered. The l. 'rd
may know what he got up Ne
yaua for, but | must confess
that | don't. II is generally credited
thai there are several fine cllIes IN Tile
State somewhere, aud IA number ut pay
ing miues, but they are not ylslpie
from tie ral.road. The route trayersed
is through n country ot sage brush
and aikail, inhabited solely Oy jack
rnbblts aud tieas. The aikalI dust Is
blown by lhe "lnd through tile cars
aud sOon We begin 10 wipe our weep
ing eyes. and use language that Is
seldom heard ID the pupu. For hun
dreds CJ miles We travel through a
desolate stretch of sightly rOlting
land, will here aud there d hill, but
nutmug 10 attract lie aiieuilon save
now and then a Jack-rnDot slowly
stopping toward the wesl, IKE Orlon,
aud evIoentiy laking tiie trail oi star
ot empire A jack-fabbit IS not II
hand me "Critler' IL lie Vas ever
vaceInat.d tnr beauty II aldnt take.
lie Is crpss between c.mdenurd
alns maze, tne COTTON tall oi eIvliiz-
ed States, and a streak OF lightning
He Is aDuul three tunes the size at an
orniuaf !, cYci -daf lWlbii, With legs
iong vDough lof dinner table, and
ears bis enough ipr the iaeic cloth.
ilis hair always seems brushed lie
@rong nay, aud he iO"As as II hc had
never Tau enou.h - cal IN hls
litc. Ii Annals lave political prefer
enees shoutu thiuk jaeh-rabOiis Were
Democrats, IS Hey seem aDie 10 I'VE
- Isns "n noting. Ii uney eat any,
lnlng besides sagebrust, they nave To-
20 out oi Nevada II .et 1t. fhey ale
m.asiy- -iooking critters, its fact;
but, great guus how they can run. "A
jack-rabbitt can run laster than "a
campaign lie of sewing circle wills.
per. On the jump he lcoks like the
expression "Glt thar, En- transform
ed into matter. And want tn re-
remark night here that when the jack
rabbit makes starr he 'sglts thar"
every time
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-03-02


and the ebony porter can't make up
the beds fast enough to satisfy ih,
tired and disgruuted passengers But
AL things earthly have IN end lexoept
the quarrels OF Hamilton and tae
railroad companies), even In Nevada
can't last forever, aud fast express
must s0oner or later cross the bound
ary line. Mornlng comes rs lightly
aud gently rs n bill falls due, aud The
passenger of the day before, who kept
thinking ot hades most of the time,
awakes in an earthly paradise. u
There is no sweeter sight in the
world than 10 look out of your Car
window on the morning after day IN
the dusty, dingy aud dead Nevada,
upon the fair hills OF California, COW
cred with the grandest of trees, gr.ener
than Hoosier ut the exposition, and
weighted heavily with the diamonds
of TIE dew, with flowers of new shape
aud form laughing oDe welcome at
every turn Oi the eye. Fuscllla lrees,
uot plants. covered tile wliole front ot
a two-story house. Tie yards IN the
village homes iuil of calla lilies III iull
lloum, aud roses AS large AS "a dinner
plate. BY aud by the trala stops al u
wayside station, aud suddenly comes
the CRY irom tbe outside, strawberries,
strawberrlcs aud then tue fuu com-
meuces. Grave aud reverend seign0rs,
~nose .hroais are as dry as council
meeting, irnm yesterdays dust, un.
Timber aud commence race Tor the
door. Incy tail over tire drummer
and the fat woman, and the woman
win baby Ia each arm, and the
young married couple, and the old
man shO Was never away from hume
before, aud 1t takes several minutes
to selIafale the MASSES oi excited trav-
clefs, but All Is fixed up AT last, the
biockade at the door 10 broken and The
young strawberry merchant snnletl u
broad slnoie AS his ,tock lu trade ID
rapidly purchased al ID cents a basket.
Fig, prunes, aprlcols, aEd The other
d1ilCIous fruits Ot thls iaYofea State
are also Tor sale by the enterpr sing
BOYS. and when the train moves of.
Win breakfast three hours anesd, tue
passengers are smiling AMI langhiug
ana acting ike party OF chllhien al
play, Nnlie al ot lh1 day before they
sal aud scowied at each Other as II
they were sure each person on the
tr.aa saye Themselves, was "a murderer
ot the very worst type. So much for
the atmosphere am fruit and the glo
rIous SCENERY at the Golden State. A
man Who cant forgive his enemies,
aud even smile al the mo,her OF the
CRYING babies, when he has box at
slawoerries in his lap, some ut which
are over two inches In diameter, is a
bad man at heart, aud will end his
DAYS in the legislature II he isn't very
Careful.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-03-02

At Waterloo they prayed for BLU
cher or night Going Through Ne
vada one prsys for night or death.
Blinded by dust. tired of sagcbrush,
alkali and jack-rahbits, md at To-
cent meals, consisting principally of
of nothing. cooked too much and sea-
soned with dirt, the dropping of nights
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-03-02

And then the FIRST California break
ftsi We can taste il yet. The best
appetizer in the world Is trip across
Nevada, three Nevada meals, twelve
hours of fighting tleas and alkali dust,
u troubled night in hot Pullman
birth, and then three hours of journey
ing ,luwn the California hills the next
morning, with The air as fragrant Ms n
babes breath, and the succeeding
views al as fair rs IA maiden's ear
liest dream of love. The train stops i;
the porter cries out ''breakfasi, =
and before the echn dies away the car
is empty and the dining room tull.
A big bowl uf strawberries. that only
An hour before had been divorced from
The vines, powdered sugar (n"t yaller),
AMI cream: We gods, think of It..
Cream--real cream from the COW, not
from the G, lemne,i, condensed can.
But cream Thick as man s tongue WHEN
he tri,s To pop the question. and sweet
rs hei vaice when she answers "yes.
To parsphrase Leigh Hunt:
Say I'm weary. say I'm sad;
Say that hcali b and wealth have missed me; ;
Say I'm growing old, but add:
Not +" Jennie kissed me-, but that
have eaten California strawberries the
day after l wanted to die in Nevada.
And then there were biscuit as
light as good mans conscience, with
butter which came from the chnrn,
and not from the slaughterhousc.
Fish, steak and venisen, French fried
potatoes. all done IN turn, hot cakes.
with genuine MAPLE syrup, To top off
with, fifty minutes To eat in, and u
whole day to doctor the aches and
gripes that could not help but come
a ter such 4 meal. Bur who wouldn't
agree to 60 through little suffering
for such o royal feast. No one
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-10
Winneapolis Srg 6oobs 50.

gde 5. Ctr. unb Nicoaet Ipe., i'm
Syndicate 8lof, MAIDEN Die 2eier
auf ibr 2aser BON Sobn g. 8rown
d Cons beriibmten 2einen @aaren
aufmerfiam. Tiidtiider obne Ser
pietten beOeutenb rebu5irt. 81
9ii6tii6er jebt 1915 friiber $50.
Die SO, S-12 uno S-14 @rDz
BEN iirtb audi Dem entipre6enO rebuz
art. 2einen 8ettii6er 3 0arb lang
p brett nit boppeltS aum gu $3.50.
2einen8ifen u~eber5ise bier5u s2.65
Dos 8aar. Cream 9amait 66 3oa
brett iebr nieorig 5u so Gents. S-4
tpeiBe 8amait 9ii9tii6er nit Ger
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anberen abt6eilunsen folsenoe 8arz
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OerltOfe braun unb srau 9%eitreift gu
25 Gents Die 9arb; anoere Sduier
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-10
uirben 80 Gents bierfiir uerlaneen.
H. LnEo. ODox46o =. - 0-n e.

miirben 80 Gents bierfiir uerlanser.
Die beiten @ertbe in 81 3oa bret
ten Sleibertu6en Die ~neuelten !6erbItz
far6en 81 Is Gents Die GARD. 22
3oa breite, ldmar5e eros Grain
Seibe gu S1.00 friiber 0ielelbe Qua
litdt 5u 1925. 5arbi9e armures
5u S1.25. @ir oerfaufen ele9ante
&leioerpliii6e Die friiber S1.O0 foz
lteten gu Is Gents per garb. Inner
"a 3oa breiter Bliii6 gu $1.OO lit
10 gut mie ir9enb wel9er Der fir S1.25
.perfauft miro. @rOBe Bargains in
Mtanner uno Srauen l1nter5eu9en unb
Strumpftpaaren.
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Mlabnuns an feline ipeciellen SreunOe,
li6 0fters BET i'm ieben 81 lalien.
@uten grfolg!
- 81. 8. See9er unb >.
6iereforn baben 446 Sadiou
Ctr, 5wii9en 7. uno s, Ctr, Elm
neles 8lumenseidaft er6Hnet, mo ie
fortwdbreno Die 166n1ten sei6nitte=
mem 8lumer, 8lumeu in S0pfen unb
@flansen ieOer Irt uorrdtbis babeu
luerben. gelteaungen fir ale Nrteu
8lumen, bouquets 8lumenf6rbe,
tueroen jeoer Belt prompt aussefitbrt.
Oa Die nelte Sirma, beionoers oaraui
lie6t, DAP Sic @el9aftsfolten 10 nteo:
rig wie m6sli6 sebalten weroen, 10
lit es ibr m6sli9, ibren &unben &C.
9enitber nit fleinen Yrpfit 5u arbei=
ten, unb lomit lire 8lumen bi1ts 81
perfaufen 8tr wiini6en ibnen be-
iten @rfols.
= Covering, Der Sdubbdno=
let, an Der @aba1ba Ctr, Der 8olt=
office seseniiber, fat UNI einen 9roBel
Nblab gu er5ielen folsenoes einselei=
tet. Sebe Dame bic bort Elm 8aar
S9ube fauft, befommt etn 2pos att
wel6es iie I'M slidliden Safe einen
Seal Mantel, lpel9er BON Ilbre6 I
8rps, seliefert miro, sewinnen
fann. Die 3iebuns finbet am IA.
December ltatt,
- 8eun man lid eil1en 9uten s(n=
5u9 ooer ueber5ieber maden la1ler
nil, 10 lonte man CUR 6eib "a l.
lprin9 g., 315 Safion Ctr.
binse6e1t. Die Ausmabl lit lebr be-
beutenO, Die 8reiie iino iebr biQis.
= Derro & g., @de 7. uno
geOar Ctr, MAIDEN td9lt6 ein 9rDz
Beres @el6aft. 3ie nieorisen gaar=
preile 5ieben bas 8ubltcum an, rno
Die @aaren linO INNER frild nno
gut, Man iollte BORT fau fen,
&eit Agent perfauft @iienbabn
8tllette na6 alien Sbetlen Der Ter.
Staten, unb 8i1ette BON unO nad)
0eutl6lano biaiser als Die befannte
Sirma D + nj &2obrbauer,
100 @albington Ape., Siib, Wtinnez
apulis unb 173 DIT 3. Ct, ct. Saul,
unb es lit cine Tbatia6e, oob, tpenn
man 1i6 al biele 6erren menoet, mart
9enus @elo am Siqettfa1f Iparen
fanr, tint 2ebensmittel fiir Die 9an5e
&ei1e nit Der gilenbabn anSul6affen.
Speciea bat bieies 8e5u9 arf 8ilette
na6 @aibin9tpn 9err., Oregon nno
galifornien. @ol6e 8ilette uerfauft
bieie Sirma $500 biai9er, ais Die
metIten anberen Igenten.
= Ni6ts mo6t Elm Seim 10 an
9enebm gemiitblid uno 9elunb, als
nit ein v@arlanb" Sen unO
&an9e.
llnIeren aee6rten 9elern oiene
biermtit 5nr Ntadri6t, bab ST. Su1tiu
Wa1ion bas Sptel BON @erbaro Sd,
v@d's 6ptel," 444 ct. 8eter StraBe
neben Dem Marfte, fduf1i6 iibernom=
men bat unb balielbe utter Dem Sea-
men vgitp Sptel" fiibren miro.
Serr Malion lit beitrebt, ben suten
Namen, welden beiastes Sotel senoi=
len, aufre6t SIT erbalten.
= 9as lueben er6Huete Como
Sptel," 1875 gumoNpe., 8. S6p6bel,
@isentbiimer, lit unleren 2elern, be-
lonbers lul6en I'M &ice Str.= unb
Como Npe. 0iftriet, beltens emf
pfObleu. Serr S6m0bel, friiber 81
sentbiimer BON rS6wDbels Sptel",
@de Siblep unb 3. Str, lit unleren
2eiern ais tiidtiser 6utelier beltens
befanut. Soft miro seliefert bel Der
@p6:, Sag pber Mabl5eit.
- Sulde unlerer 9eler, iuelde
iif @elb auf critic 9pputbef leiber
molen, fperoen gut tbun iid an Stub.
g. Us beeler, 3immer 40 9eutld
amerif. 8anf @ebdltbe at menben.
Sic merbeu bort heltens bebanoeli
mer0en.
@oat Sbr
&urSbanb S6reiben oroentli6 lernen,
gebt SIT SRI. S. 3. SeB, 40 Dit 4.
Str.
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IAHE @robe MnSwabl bon l1nter5eng fit &letu II, @roB, 81

Gbp. +. Mues, 26s OF
I. StraB BE erbielt lpeben cine Or BE
Iusmab. feline Srnportirte 5i16tii=
6er, Serpietten unb aud &leiberItoHe
mel6e jebt 5u niebrigen Hrei1en
pHertrt merben.
Wbeno Sd1u!e.
&ur5banb uno Ippewritins Mpnz
tag, Wittmo6 un0 5reita9 aben0.
SRI. s. 9, 6eB, 40 S1t 4, Ctr.
= Die nnitet States 90 IL
ACCIDENT Niiociatipn
1T Die dlteite uno sr6Bte unsliidsiaQz
Geriiberunss : @elell6aft, uno 9ibt
Die bette un0 sr6Bte Ger1i9erul1g gu
Den fleinlten Setrdsen, Seit Sen l..
Sanuarb. S. batbieielbe $2O1, 5Ss, II
fiir 9pbesz unO l1n9liidsfdqe altsbez
5ablt. Gett Sncorppration $780,
2S6.S6. Ndberes bel 5rancis SO,
@beeler, Stat I9ent, 6ptel &pan,
ct. Saul.
= 5reunoli6e Slufnabme, quite
Soft unb gebanoluns, lowie mdBige
Grei1e finbet man INNER bel 6errn
Spbn ThtI. inn ct. Saul 6ptel.
POP @e1t Z. Ctr.
= $500 M irb Sebem eeee=
ben, Der einen S6iiler brin9t, Der
mir gang unbefannt 1T, 10 ldreibt
SRI, s. .. SeB. aue @diiler, bie
&ur5i6rift unb 9ppemritins bel SRI,
S. 8. $ e s erlernen, fDnnen baraui
re6nen, oaB ibnen bur6 2ebtere, falls
9etpiinl6t miro, Stellung per16aift
miro, na6bem ber2ebrcurlu 5ugnOes.
Nfdberes auf 8erlan9en, 40 OF 4.
StroBe I'M Union Slpd.
5asues stuois,
Sde 6. unb Sadun Ctr,
1T er6ffnet, uttO ct. Saul barf lid
oes l66nlten p9oto9rapbiiden ate-
,iers lit Noro : @eiten rit1rten. IS
pirb bort ttltr bic bette Irbeit &c
1tabt, tpp5u alle Glrri6tln9en 9etrp
fett, uno finbet man Oprt Die neueiter
Sorri6ttn9en rnO Die 9r6bte @lesan3
lno Bequemli6feit. Serr Sapnes
nit ~lei1,er Irbeit in ieiner BRET
5e~bnjd6ri9er 2aufbabn ais pfficteQer
Bbptosrapb Der u. 8. giienba6n
sroBe Grfol9e 9enoiien, uno wiro &c
lpib audi in ct. Saul 10 weiter seben.
photographic BON Sinoerll
anb Grapun unb 8aitel 8tlbern in
2ebenssr0Be iinb uniibertrefflid.
= Cine before Gisarre
wie Die Hbenir sibt es eben ni6t,
man fam nirsenos binseben obne
oerielben gu besesnen. goban unO
Goler, Die bieiisen N9enten fir bic
lelbe madten Elm beOeutenbes Sc
l6dft eben in bieler Warfe. Oean
luenOe ii9 an b%ieielben, 400 Saflon
Str.
-0ie Ndbmaldine maht
li6 INNER mebr gum 2ieblins bes
Fublicums, Die gerfdufe meroen
INNER sr6Ber uno Tie biirsert iid
INNER mebr in jeoem 6ausbalt ein.
ioute Tie i'm 6aus1tano MIL
Ien. 8erfaufsrdume, 1874 @abaiba,
StraBe.
She Rational Sapin9s,
Soan uno 8uilbing Niio=
iation, bat ibre Office No.
% DIT 4. StraBe, ct. Raul,
Winn., i'm 5roit 8lod. @dbrenb
I6on piel in bieien Spalten iiber
8auselellldaften seidrieben tporber,
10 lit betreHs bieier b%elonbers gu be-
bas Die Natl. 3eutih=N merif.
ganf ais S6abmeilter, unb Die ct.
Saul 3ruit So. ais Sruitee funsirer.
Die Ictien, welde in Gntbeilsi6eine
Don 500 9etbeilt linb, meroen in
monatliden 8eitrd9en BON ie6s5ig
Sent per actie einse5ablt unb weroen
BON oielem @elb lpfort sig Gents in
ben anleibe 5ono gum Credit Der
actie auf uel9e Die 3abluns semo6t,
Die llebrisen 81 Gents
per Ictie tperben Dem Soften iyonb
etnperleibt.
= M. g / nj 0 n, gieentbiimer
Oes 8acific @ein 6auies, 81
DIT Z. Str. tbeilt inns nit, oaB in
ouri9er ISOLDE mieoer bebeutenbe
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-10

~ ~'~'SN" ~" |"|S'
mill, fam jebt einen lol6en bel
6 apanasb & Sobnon II, 1877
uno 1879 S1t 6, StraBe faufen. sic
baben eine 9rOBe Iusmabl BON
9unoerten, uno jeber Ofen
miro 9arantirt.
M. Mealep, Der befannte
0rp @pobs 6anb1er, @de
% a ia unb 7. StraB e
bat eine iebr i60ne Iusmabl BON
Zeal HliiI6 WGnteln i'm 8reiie BON
$1S biz $50. Nu@ uiele Bargains
in 8leioer1tpHen unb unter5eusen.
IS lit Der Mibe ipertb iid 1eine Nusz
ipabl an5uIeben.
1tniere SMiler
baben feine @6wierisfeiten quite Nnz
itelungen 5u befpmmen. SRI, S. 8.
6eB, &ur5banb S9ule unb TDppriz
ting, 49 OF 4. Str.
= @obl bas l90nlte unb gr6Bte
Don Sumelen, l1brer, S6mud=
iaden uno Silbermaaren fat +. sc.
S iyn If, Dem befannten Suwelier 1916
DIT 3. Ctr. 0erielbe bat Die ge=
16madppult en Sa6en, bic be1ten 90
l6enz uno Stububren, iouie Srttpelen
aller &rt in Der sr6Bten Nusmabl.
Observation-Disclosures INNER
eorrdtbis, @r mini6t Die Nufmerf=
Der 2e1er 3, 81. belonbers auf
lein sroBes 2a9er Der i9Dniten Ir=
tifel fiir 6o65eit=, Tarf= Satben uno
@el6enfe 5u lenfen.
= Die Mi9aub Carpet
s D., AT @abalba Str, bat 16pn
Serb tipaaren erbalten, inter De-
aen lib Die i6Dnlten Wtui ter BON "a
peten, 9raperien unb Ieppi6en be-
Die @e1ell16aft fat es Der
felt ibrer @%tabliruns 1ib im=
nler mebr in Ser @unit bes Gublt=
,ums feit3uieBen.
= @enn nlal1 eine1t suter Sdub
,oer 9tiefel faufen nil, 10 sebt man
I'M be1ten al einem alten etabltrten
bin. 6. $. S6nttt9er,
us DIT Z. StraBe uerfarft feinen
Sdunb, @os man BORT fauft, lit
reeQe Waare.
Gin outer Natb.
2aBt Sud- nidt our6 1osenannte
Nusperfdllfe ober 8argainoerfGufe
anloden, 100 nur menise Sa6en bill
fig, Die anberen aber be1to tbe1rer Der
tperben mii11en. $. 8. S6r6oer,
Is & Is S1t 6. Strabe perfauf # allies
su resltldren 9reilen urb 5mar lebr
niebris. Nur Die bette unb moOern1te
Us aren.
= Die Minneota @atd
s o., unter ben @eIeben bes Staates
lncOrporirt, Capital $4,000 - BIZ
bet Clubs, in melden jeOe @ode eine
3plbene llbr perlpplt miro. Sebes
Wtitalie0 sablt ein Dollar Die @Dhe,
,iebt es Die llbr, 10 bort Die 3abluns
1uf ltno Die iibrisen MitslieOer sablen
ueiter, bis eben Der Club nit Ser
oier5islten @pde auflDit, ueil jeoer
eine nbr erbalten bat.
a. Die Ct. 8aul 8uuf &
stationery So, 1871 Oft 3.
bat cine 8rande 145 Oft I.
%er6ffnet, melde ldon in sutem
lit.
g. 9i1tel & 6 o., 442 @abaz
liza Str, empfeblen ibr rei6baltiges
BON @las= unb Bor5ellantpaa=
rem aler art, 2ampen, Silbermaaren
ano maden beionoers auf ibre 8ar=
sinridtingen auf merfiam.
= @illiam on & 6 o., bas
Wdntelsel6dft, 1876 Of Z. Ctr. I'M
8lUd, 1T iebt in pollen @anse.
Steue 6erblt= uno @iHtermaaren font
men tdslid in GROCER ausmabl an.
ben <nben bel Der 6ano Ill
meroen au6 Mdntel bel fleiner
a~n5abluns auf Gb5abluns uerfauft.
g Better 1s3
Of {. Ctr, Die alleinisen Gsenten
Der 81 d nj 0 StOpeG o., mel
DIE befanntlid ben beiten Surnoce
i'm Marfte fabricirt, %ufferiren Die be-
item @alolin Sefen Su Dem niebris-
item 8reilen.
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SO $500 tuerDett aus9eliehet
1nf WObel. YinnoS YferOe,
Wagen, 0iamantem mttO aae
Wertbge9cnftGnoe. Winnetota
Mortgage nnO 2oatn 0ompanp,
3tmmer f3 unO IA Grite Gatio=
nal &anf= 0eb1mOe.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-10

Sur5banb S6reiben uroentli6 lernen,
sebt 5u SRI. S. 3. SeB, 40 Dit 4.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-07-06
D MEXICAN DINNER.

Questionable Delicacfes Served at Recent
Banquet at Philadelphia.
At each guests plate menu card
was placed. The cards were beautifully
decorated by the Mexican artists. Some
of the cards were decorated with minia-
ture birds made of gay feathers. Other
cards were artistically gotten up with
straw work woven about the corners,
and below on all the cards was printed
in Spanish the following:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-07-06
Death of Sir John Moore.

In 1749, and again in 1905, the bay
was the scene of a naval victory Of the
English over the French. But the name
Corunna marks an engagement-on of
the most celebrated in British military
annals-in which one fell whose name
suggests the ideal soldier. There on that
low, gray line, which marks the water
batteries, not more than gun shot dis
tant, the brave Sir John Moore met his
death. The action in which Moore
fell was the final one in Sat disastrous
peninsula campaign. Retreating toward
the sea, he had been hotly pursued By
Soult, but by superhuman efforts he had
preserved the remnant of his army. At
tempting to embark at Corunna, Moore
was attacked with great force by the van
of SOult's column, which had rapidly
closed on him. But against British steel
in the hands of men rendered desperate
by their position it was impossible for
the exhausted pursuers 20 make any
Roadway, much less drive Moore into the
sea. French voltgeurs and light in
fantry were hurled back over those hills,
and the sturdy Scult could but content
himself by bringing his artillery into &C
ton, and from this fire the city was well
nigh destroyed.
In one of the last movements of the
embarkation, when the success of the Cd
Grafton was evident, Moore was struck
by the fragment of shell while standing
near the water edge, and expired almost
Immediately. His death to every soldier
cannot but be an enviaDle one. His body
was hastily inferred on the ramparts; but
on the capture of the city three days later
Soult had the remains inferred in the
citadel, with honors of war. A monu
ment, erected in the Jardin de San Carlos
by the British government, commence
rates his bravery and intrepidity. The
Spaniards reverence the name as if il
were one of their own generals, and keep
the walks and shrubbery in excellent con
dition. The scenery from the Jardin,
looking up the bay, has peculiar rugged.
ness, which reminds one of spots in ou1
swn Sierras IN California Corunna Cor,
San Ffaac cisco Chronicle.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-01-25
Better than Ever.

1t did seem as though the seedsmen
outdid themselves last year in the line
Of elaborate catalogues. but here comes
Weeks Floral Guide for 1889, from
Rochester. \. y, better than all prev
ious issues. Better" hardly express
it rather, we should say, far superior.
II has been changed in every respect;
new cuts. new type, enlarged IN size
topening like nm old fashioned singing
book. contains three elegant litho-
graphs lSxlo3 inchesl very fine plate
Of the late james Wick and his three
sons who now own and manage this
large business. These features must
make the Floral Guide valuable TO
their many thousands Of customers in
this country.
We also notice that Wick returns to
the plan started by the founder of the
business years ago, of offering cash
prizes ut the State Fair. One would
think they were a little out of their
heads to offer to the public such a
work as the guide free, for that is
what it amounts To, when they say it
will be sent on receipt Of fifteen cents,
and that a certificate good for fifteen
cents worth Of seed will be returned
with the Guide.