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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-09-18
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1S, 1889.
pen,t Fool wIth the prummer.

Don't Fool with the Drummer.
A very neat little reminder to one of
the worst bores we ever knew, a New
York dude with big cane, was admin
istered by a clerk who attached to the
cane the legend 'tThis is my busy day"
It was not received with the best grace,
but proved very effectual on subsequent
visits. The man who fools with drum
mer had better trouble the business end
Of a wasp, as full many business man
knows.
A salesman recently told us his ex-
perience in neighboring state. He
knew the proprietor slightly, having
called on him once or twice in previous
years, and finding him alone, after a
few moments conversation, called his
attention to neat little article in his
line that he was introducing. The pro
prietor turned on his heefat almost the
first word, without looking at the article,
and CURLY said, mo, sir, don't want
any part of it. never get anything
until have a call for it." The sales
man waited few moments, making no
reply until the proprietor was at leisure
again, then heading for the door, put
out his hand and bidding him good-by,
invited him to come up TO Boston and
he would extend such courtesy as he ap-
peared not to be accustomed to. The
proprietor felt the justice of the remark
and apologized in his own fashion.
In certain town is a business man
who is rather biggish for the size OF the
place. II a salesman calls he must send
in his card to the Office and humbly seek
an audience. On one occasion q sales
man sent in his card by the boy and
word came back that the proprietor
wanted nothing. The salesman told the
boy to return and ask for the card, as
they cost his firm money. The boy soon
returned, saying the proprietor had torn
up the card and sent out five cents to
pay for the same The salesman quickly
took out two more cards and writing on
the back of one, my firm does square
business and never takes advantage of
any one. They only cost three for five
CENTS" then sent them into the pro-
prietor.
Give the salesman fair show, with
generous treatment, and our word for 1t
you will have no just cause to regret it.
They are an indispensable adjunct to
our civilization. England Drug
gist.
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The LambertviIIe
Improvement Co.,

organized for the purpose Of in,prov-
ing The city 5 interests, and incorporated
asnder II 4 lascs Of Neo Jersey, soil
erect suitable buildings and lease them
TO parties desiring TO engage IN manu-
factauing.
address,
GEO. III. LARSON,
Secretary.
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Ayers Hair vigOr

is the "ideal1 Hair-dressing. 1t re-
1 stores the color to gray hair promotes
a fresh and vigorous growth prevents
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AM Anecdote Of AdyertIsIng.

It is well known that at the Pere-la-
Chaise cemetery, near Paris, there stands
In conspicuous position a splendid
monument to Pierre Cabochard. grocer,
with pathetic inscription, which closes
thus:
Ellis inconsolable widow dedicates this
monument to his memory, and continues
the same business at the old shop, 1877
Rue Mouffetard."
Now Partisan paper relates that a
short time ago gentleman, who had
noticed the above inscription, was led by
curiosity to call at the address indicated.
Having expressed his desire to see the
Widow Cabochard, he was Immediately
ushered into the presence OF q fashiona-
bly, dressed and full bearded man, who
asked him what was the object of his
visit.
Il came to see the Widow Cabochard,
sir"
"Well, sir, here she is
II beg pardon, but / wish TO see the
lady In person."
.sSir, ! am the Widow Cabochard.
81 don't exactly understand you.
allude to the relict of the late Pierre Ca
bochard. whose monument saw yester.
day at the Pere-la-C haise."
II see, see," was the smiling rejoin'
der; "allow me to inform you that Pierre
Cabochard lisa myth. and therefore never
had wife. The tomb you admired cost
me good deal Of money, and, although
no one is buried there, it proves first
class advertisement, and I have no cause
to regret the expense. Now, sir, what
can / sell you in the way of groceriesY'
Simpsons History of Advertising"
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The Question Of sleeves.

All the sleeves are fast verging on to
the fashion of fifty years ago, and it
seems that every week sees them swell
ing toward the balloon styles of another
epoch. The sleeves of dresses of that
time were almost big enough for dresses,
and each had an enormous pulled and
bedecked undersleeve. Even the chill
dren's clothes and boys jacket sleeves
were wide and flowing, with large full
undersleeves of muslin, as we SEQ from
.he old fashion books. / hope we will
stop short Of that exaggeration, but
don't expect we will. New York Letter.
>@---a1s--&.>
ben Butler advises Young men who
wish TO get rich TO invest their money in
improved real estate and Tnlip Soap.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
BELHIDERE DIVISION
rrasns for Ne.g York and Philadelphia


on and after July 10Th, 1888
Leave Manunka Chunk 700 and 1915 m, and
1920, 3.45 and $50 m.
Leave Belyidere 7.O5 and 10. 20 m. and 1877
Leave Phillipsburg 1926 and io.4s a m. and 100
400 and 1902 p m.
Leave Frenchtown 1858 and Ills. m. i.ss. 4s7
Leave Pennington 7.5o m. $40 and 4 pm.
Arrive Lambertvii1e SIS m. LIS and 5.lS D M
Leave Lambertviie ZOO, $50 and 1852, m,
Arrive Trenton 7.s5 and s5s IN, and 1928. 242.
6 10, and $50 m.
a m, and l52. 4.07, 7.50 and $40 p m
Arrive Philadelphia BROAD Street Statfon) 8.4s
and $50 IN, 100 $50, 7. ss and g.4s pm.
Arrive New York, via Trenton, $40 and 1910
m, 2.10 $50, 5. 80, and 1875 m.
Trains from Philadelphia and Nssc York
Leave New York, via Trenton. 7.2o. II 90. m.
200, 500 and 500 p m.
Leave Philadelphia fKensing $3.50. TAO. Ills
Leave Philadelphia Broad Street station) $50
500 M, 1900, 240, 400 and 900 p m.
Leave Trenton 745, 9.1o a m. loo, $50, 454 and
Arrive Lambertvllle s.a2. s.42 m, 1885, 425,
SPA and 40 p nj.
Leave Lambsrtville for Pennington 9. 4s I'M. 2os
Arrive Pennington 1912 m, 2.55 and Coz m
Leave Lambertvlie for Manunka Chunk s.22
.. AZ m, 1.35, 5.24 aud TAO p IN.
Leave Frenchtown 1858, 1910 a IN, 2.07, $50 and
S.13 m.
Leave Phillipsburg 7.si, $50 and 1913 m, ESQ
6.25 and 8.53 p M
Arrive Belvidere $780, $50 and ii.12 m, s.22
6.52 and 9.23 pm.
Arrive Manunka Chunk S07, 1908, 1i.2o m,
$3.50, 700 and $50 pm.
Additional trains leave Belvidere for Manunka
Chunk $40. a. m, and $40 p. M. Returning leave
Manunka Chunk for Belyidere s.25 a. m, 1906 and
9.35 p. m.
Freight or mixed trains leaving Mannnka
Chunk at 6.10 a. m Beyidere Ga a. m, Martins
Greek at Gas m, arriving at Lehigh Junction at
40 M, will carry passengers and make stops at
flag stations north of Phillipsburg.
Connection Is made at Manunka Chunk with
Delaware, Laekawanna & Western Railroad; Lee
high Junction with Lehigh Valley Lehigh Sus-
quehanna, Morris 4 Essex, and New Jersey Central
Railroads. AtLambertvillew with Pennington Rail-
road. At Trenton with trains to and from New
York, Camden. &c.
Forfurther information, see timetables which
can be obtained at the ticket Offices.
cHAs. E. PUGH, j. Il. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
F. W. JACKSON.
Gen'lSupt. U. R. r. of N. ]. Div.
FRANK Ei.f.hfAKER SuDf RalVJlerfs Div
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MGerlei.

Ser fduuuaooae yieuiabrsaruB
in Der beutigen RUNNER unferes 8lats
tes lit bas Probutt unIeres Sgreunbes
&obert S6merbed. I'm benz
rei3enb gelegenen &errpile, benz Wobns
lib bes Oi6ters, fnb leiner Seber bic
bhbf9en 8erie entfoKen.
Sn etnem GotbauTe Oil bet Nlamo
5trabe ma9te 9ans BON Merber eiuen
5elbRmorbberiu6, inbem er cine Dofs
Gahbanum nahm. ST tpurbe mad Ser
poliaeitation unb bon bort in's 6ofpis
tai gebradt. Seine b6lige Wieoerbers
1telung iiebt 81 ertragfen.
Inter bet aeuen SrbiHana bat Elm
8orbelI cine 2ioens ertpirtt.
- 0ermann SampmanM bat bas
Gigentbum bet Mrs. Campbell neben
benz @afno I'm ben preis bon $14, 900
angefauft.
= 6err Geo. 9ulnig bat neue M1a.
f9iaerien fommen IaKen, lm auf feiuer
Han9 mad Gas bobren gu IaKer, b. b.
UNI beifimmt gu ermiiteIn, luie rei6bal,
tig Die Quels in Ger Shat 1T, tDel6e er
bereits gefunben bot.
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Ser Ginbereaa edamh sgtprs.

@de Oits 5ouffonftraBs unb Nbenue c.,
biefer beliebte 2aben Der 6ta6t. bat
feinen neueu 8orratb bon 9 o mi r.
i9uben fir 6erren, 9amen uuo
&iaber erbalten unb bat cine utbers
alei6li9e Nuswabl aller 6Drten unb
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella : G1ubs
Store fibrt nllr bic 6abrifate Der beIten
Jabrifen uno ilberbietet Aaes, mas i'm
bieiigen Marft gu baben 1T. Specia,
litdt fir 6erren: Der RDdforb.S 9ub,
fir So. gs berlobnt f19 ber Miibe, i'm
CINDERELLA Store por3uipre6en,
ebe man anbersmo tauft.
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Gen. Monhrn. @iaenthiimer

- @eo. WanbrD, @igeatbiimer
Der San NntOnio @ooperage Worfs,
&uifiusS traBe, bat ni6t nur bas eins
5ige @tablihement bieier grt in Der
@tabt, fonbern bat fi6 aud bur9 bic
Site ieiner Gabrifate eiuen &uf erpDr=
ben. Dafir seust, baB er bic fdmmtIi=
den in ben bieigeH 8rauereien CUR 8ers
t%uenbung tommen6en 6dfer berftelt, Die
i@ bur9 lire @tdrfe unb Saltbarfeit
aus3ei9nen. @benio liefert er ausge=
3ei6uete Nrbeit in WaherfdRern, 3anfs,
hberbaupt In NQem. mas nit ben belten
MaT9inen un6 gef9idtelfen Sdnben In
elmer 9iifermertffatt erseuet tperbeu
fann. @ir MAIDEN Defenders uniere
GARNER auf bieieS batfahe auFmertiam.
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= WEST COMMERCE STRASSE. IA
Serpadtltns Der Gtetnbriide.
Mapors Office,
San NntoMio, %. 9ei. '89.

Sn llebereinnimmung nit benz Gopi.
tel 46 Der 9eoibirten Orhinan3en per=
ben eesiegelte Ingebote entgegenge=
nommen in bieier Office big sum 4.
Saauor 1890, Mittags - ubg. fit
bic 8erpa@tung Der Stein . 8rld)e
(barter 5teia) SO. 20, %, "a, 25, 26
& 81 fir bas Sabr 1890. Son ben
9istern mirb ~berIangt, baB fe bic
Gumme bcn $50 bdar beim GiiD Glerf
bintet!sGen, iueHN Ie ibrs Nuge6cte e;iis
rei6en, aIs Garantie, 0aB Der gieter
aud ben an9enommenen padt.8ertrog
annimmt uno bic geforneste Btrgihafi
felt. Sbut ct bas nI6t, oanu perfdlt
bic oDn i'm 6eponirte Summe Der
Stabt.
9ie stabt bebdIt iid bas &e6t por,
iebes Der QngebDte 5uriid5upeifen.
Die NHgebOte finb gu abreifiren an
ben Niapor unb nit Der Nuff9rift su
beriebea Proposals for lease of Rock
Quarries".
BrDan galIag6ah
QtteHirt: WiaDor,
6. g. @Iaubon, Stabt. Gtetf.
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MufiebcuerreaeuS

Der uebersans ppn LANCER i6merlbafter arantbeit
5u rcbuiter @eiunobeit TIT etne Gpc&e I'm 9eben bes
Nieni4eu. Gin iolHes bem~ertensmertbes Greisni6 pers
9tbt man ntdt unb bletbt BEN @eiunbheit8brinser tets
BttierS" icten. 60 piele perpanten tire @elunbbeit
hteiem srcben 9eilmittel unb 9onic. gber NIT iraenb
elmer arantbeit Der Rieren, her 2eber cher heS WanSens
seplast 1T, gleih9lltts ME LANCE, pirb spfprttae Belle
rnns bur4 hen @ebraua BON Gleetri: 8itters erlansen.
gertauft gu 80 9t5. unb 81 bic Sla5Ge in Dretb
Gbpmp n & 6 p.'S. Gpctbeie,
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e6T @O3u immens bobe preife be-
3ablen, tpenH man In benz @oncurss
8ertaufe Der friibern Tirma @ouff
& 9emitt in Der Sole6ao StroBe,
smii6eu Commerce unt SoultonftraBe,
Wt0bel, 8orbdnge, Spielpaaren &c. gu
wabren SpDttpreiien betommen fam 2
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5eHI. OullantfDem @lQie, Beita9t. Die
Neidersn aber trugen iolden aus Saoe,
einem balbbur9f1tigeu 5teine po1l
mdttzgrtiner Sarbe, Der bis ieBt nod
niGt in Mterico felbf oetunben tuor6en
1T. Serieibe fOmmt aber bor in Bur-
NAB in 0inter>Snbien, i'm Moguugz
Sifrift; ferner auf Neufeelanb, tUo bic
g%intpobaer, bic Maoris, ibn yYanaum"
rennen. Gin britter 9rt 1T am Norton
5unb i'm n6rbIi1en Nlasta, mo- bic
giaDobuer i'm iebt nod als 2ippens
f6mud gebrau9en. gnbfi9 fol er aud
nod In China norfommen. 9ie Meris
Gamer nanuteH ibn r@bal6iGuitl~
(Si9altf6iwitl) un6 i@1bten i'm feIbf
bbber, aIs ben 5maragb, Dielei6t ais
Nnbeafen an cine Station auf ihrer
laagen 3eiie. unD ba nun, tpie f6on
eriudbnt, bieies Mineral in Mericofelbf
nidt gefunben uirb, 10 Iiegt iebenfans
bic Bermntbuug nabe, baB fie es aug
elmer @egenb miigebra9t babeu muB-
ten, tuD es ebeu portommt. 9ie 5sIs
tenbeit ma9te es nathrli9 tbeuer. I'm
Norton Sunb in Nlasfn, tpD es fi9 fins
bet unb mo bic @inmpbner es ebenfaus
iebr bo@f6dBen, IFS ieoenfaas faIt ges
mug, INT peal ole MfeTleatter 1e port
ge9o9nl pa0sn, 70 erllarf tt9 oas Nuf'
lupeH elaer @egeno NH mlloerem Elliila
lsgr lsl9t. Sle olleoen natarllG auf
lgIet goaHoerun8 N per 9eape Der Eatfe,
uno tgr na@lier WoDhplag, Aatlarl,
mare pam o'eIetnt pos faollGere
alasta. gtage Der Suite fanoen he
sSIio gao D.l9e I'm ueoerHuB; tuetter
I'M Snlaao W oas Sano trodefIer uiio
ran9er.
yon 19tiail 9elar9ter ne oa1H mad
Sula, mel~es, fple Tlii1etl BON alien
StaoIen psrmut9en lal1e1, olelet1t bag
emp fruUtoare 2gal peg @ild Jlufes
lem mag. sttte sage Der Woqlt Sr'
olaner tn leaer 8egetlO lautet babin,
Dab sfriiber Das 3bal oes Gila tuobl be.
tpahert mar uno oaB Wdlber bic 8erge
beoedten, lo0aB Dle Wolten Wafer GEE
mug ollsgofe1. Sa aber tam etn fren1s
pes Solt pom gforoen Der unb als Die
Gtnippbner bielen nidt gefatten npll.
ten. ttdl ba rteosr3ulaRen, 10 3inbeten
ne bic Wdlber on, brannten he niebsr
unb bic G%inpobner, elm aderbautrei.
benoes Bolt, fabett fid ibres Wafer3u.
lnhes beraubt unb %tpanberten aus nod
Sttben." Wdlber Hn6 iebo9 f9neIer
aertt6rt, als he paGlen unb tuenn iene
Sinbringlinge bic Nabua.S tdmnle ma.
rem, 10 mar bic nattirli6e GoIge iener
Wdlbersy eruaftung, bab aud He, unb
urter lbren bic N3teten, fi9 In benz bers
utitetetI ganoe ni6t bebaupten tpnnten
unb ber Sulatetsn ober Solteten baIb
nd9folgten, mas 6ieie tuieberum betpog,
In Oucatan cine 3ufu9t gu fu9en.
A. Die M3teten tparetl feline Mongo.
len. Sas benefit f9on lire NugenIfeI.
lung; ibre Iugen fian6en ni9t f9ief
tuie bel ben Mongolen, ionbern grade.
Jerner ~ bel ben Wongolii6en 86ltern
IN 5ibiriea, Der Mongolei, in China
uto Sapatl, bet Gebrau6, bic unters
ltppe gu bur9bobret, bolfdnoig unbes
LdHHlt WugrenD er QuT 0ef gQf3en QSe1ts
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@ndlems Mrnira.saIhe.

Die bette Gable Der @eIt far eGnitte,
Auetf9unsen, @efdpiirs, Gieber. nnb Saut'
Gusi9las, 6le9tt, ge~iprunsene Sdnbe, 8rpf.
beuIen unb ale Sauttranibeiteu ; turirt Sd.
morrboiben ober feline B~e3ablune. 86lis.
Satisfattion gnrantirt ober 6as @eIo pirt
auriiderfattet. 20 Gents bic S9aHtsI. Bum
8erteuf in alien apotbefeu. Dreib, 9bomp.
fnn & Co., @5oIefaIe.
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3lu gienja5r8 Miorgen 1890.
SIM ew' een. Wedel un1'rer @rben,ett,

SIM en- gen. Wed{el uni 'rer @rbenseit,
gtabt ltA en reu' Sabr5ebnt duf Spffnuass : sd
Sb AUDI bic Submit mod tn Dunfelbeit,
0tr tOlen t6m Elm frOb' Wilfommen brinsen
@e9etmtniBspa sletdt es benz 8erses S9adt,
I'm SddBen reid bod mtr wetb fe. su beben 2
Dem @tnet glidtS-bm tpirb IS letdt 9emadt-
@nttdulaung miro gar oft sent resten 5treben+
Sn bieiem emig u~nSewifen Sptel
ST nur etn pfab benz braDen Manae pffen !:
Mutb, &rdft unb arbett fabren an bas i3tel,
Stete grade aus unb tm11er frilAes Soften
1nb ddter Gldube AIT eta ep'ges Gedt,
Sb aud bas nare4t %seitteis Sieser bltebe,
So 5tenlt ita fit bas menidltGe @elaledt,
Die oft ~rerfannte tpa6re Menidenliebe
Gelesnet Fat etn sattses @el6id,
SIN lebtea Sabr bic betmattl.Hen gluren,
Wpbih tbr ldaut, es setsen ifd SEM 8ltd,
De6 regen SleiBes tpublperbiente Spuren
l1nb bpffnunssSoG frebt ldon Der iunse &eim
Der neaen Sadt IN mItterlider @rbe.
0tel Segen Detnent Selb nnb Detnem 6etut,
1nb bplber Eriebe wpbn' an Deinem Serbe
Wte betratld ait be MenldenIeele fltnst,
Gin 6albperseii' nee 2teo aus alten ;3eiten,
Wenn frpbe gptldaft BITE @rinnerrng brinst,
llnb boffnunssppae Weilen ite b~esleiten (:
90 flinst aud infer 9teb gum neuen Sabr,
Dem erffen Mprgen frDbltdes Wtafpmmen ;
Die treue Gedte bteten mir @uA bar,
unb piini9en Seben, mas tim mGge frpmmen !
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Serlanst. Sir @erifo.

Cine quite beutf6e R6@in,
tpel6e aud beim Wai9en unb 8iigeln
bebilfi@ fein fanu. IHtport I'M.
gebenb on Die Office bieiss Blattes eins
suienben unter Der gbiHre H. NJ. D.
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m Cine oortyeffide @eIesenbeit
fit ben Nnfauf oDI W6belH, 8orbdn>
GET &C. bietet fi9 foDobl fir ben Geis
den ME fir cen uubemiiteIten in Dem
@ancurss 8erfauf Der 6irna &ouff
& 0epitt. (SOleOabs9 traBe, 5tpi=
f9en Commerce unb 9%pufon=S traBe.)
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= Ser 9eraog bon aumale bat benz
st. 2aifer bon 8roiilien anseboten. feis
men Wobniib fir ldnsere 3eit in ieinem
S9lofe @bantiap aufsul9Iasen. gs
beiBt, oab Dom peoro BON biefem @ns
erbieten oorldufig fit einen Wonat
@ebranm MAIDEN nerbe.
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sar 6irme! Snipi3iri
unfere ugarGntirten @IDria" fur $500,
ebe Sbr anberspo fault.
S. SO. Crate & Co.,
240 Commerce : S:rabe, San Mntonio.
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&as fi6 orei 9na6ea It's 9pranS's
G6ee- Saoea ersd6fteu.

grifer &nabe: SER Solanb! sic
%bertaufen beheren &afee als irgenb
Semanb in San Nntpnio!"
3weiter 3nabe: % ia; meme
Wama fagt 9olanb's 9affee 1T 3tpeis
nal 10 gut als i'm anbere nertaufen /! !"
Dritter Gnabe: yWir bpIen au' I'M.
ieren &affee bier = unb Sbee ebenfals.
DIANA ptr6e feiuen anbern faufenI"
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seG Man Ipart 1000 beim giatauf
bon W6beIn, 8orbdngen, Spielmaa.
rem &C., tpenn man aus Der goneurss
MaRe Der friibern Girma q puff &
Dewitt (Solebab Strabe, 3nil6en
Commerce unb CONFORMITY einfauft.
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~ StoIbaffa & 8eltpn,
$40. 301 unb 303 SfsSouitons Gtrabe,
baben ben Sontratt fir ben 8ertnuf bes
%geiammtsn Butter : Probutts Der bes
rtibmten Oaflanb Seriep 9airp 6arrn
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B6s- SioIbaffa & .@elton,
go. 3G1 unb 1903 on. 9ouiton.S raBe,
baben %fortmdbrenb auf Eager: Wbit=
taders Gleii6forteu unb reines S9mal3,
fopie Sburbers Spe3ialitdten.
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moft Sure WpNenunopn Fir

Ma6t Cure 8eReuuueen fit Sta.
9elbrabt, gIatten 8rabt, @iienble9.
3upferble6 unb 26tbe bel piper &
g 6uItbeB, 33 81 Weit Com.
merce : StraBe, San Antpnio, Seras.
Spart @eIb unb 3eit.
@arantie fir niebrisfie Mtarttpreiie.
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Mit Der alererDBten Gorgfalt
merben In ber Npotbefe bon Sips &
Silbertborn Mebifamente anges
Sie Snbaber MAIDEN es fi9 gu
ibrer Mufgabe. benz Bublitum in allen
Stiiden gere9t gu tperoen.
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sa- unterseug in ieber S9perc unb
gu isbem preiie. 9emben' unb Sois
letien' Mrtifel aus ben beifen Gabriten
bel paneoaft& o n.
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sa- Meun Sbr guern bouen @ert6
in Ans gen baben tpont, 10 febt
gu6 bic 9erbHs unb Winter 8orrGtbe
bel q ancoa& 6 0 b IL an.
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s0- Infer l1nteraeug fir Serbit unb
Winter fnnn in &ei9baltigteii unb
Qualitdt ni6t CREDIT tper6en.
s. %. Crate C Co.,
240 Commerce SiraBe, San Nntonio.
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Cine iiberrai9enbe NuspabI in
3OilettenariifeIn, ais feline Seifen unb
p%arfimerien, Buber, fosmetilGe MitteI
u. I. 10. finbet man &de Nue. 6 uno
9oulfOnitraBe in ber beutf@en Qpotbete
bon Sips & DO II.
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6plam6,s ghees9aSem

1T BON No. 245 na9 Mo. 237 Mels
Commerce traBe, bier Sbiiren ndber
our Bride, perle9t tporoen.
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Gurbsg tonesNotis!

@ir baben einen srcsen 8orratb ron Curb.
Steinen erlfer &lnGe an Sanb, ale bon 3 biz 5
SUB lang.
gHe @runbbsiber, ipsIde bon Der Staot auf-
g~eforoert nerbsu, ibre Seitenpese MAIDEN 3u
laGen, perosn % Sent per 2ineaI'Gub lparen,
nenn fe init Dem llnteraeidneten einen Rom
trait abf6lieBen.
Mnu o%breliire oser iuenoe iid pfrfonli6 ON
6. Niegli
S25 g. glamp.S CTR, San antOniO.
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Sis Nemefis Der 9orfe.
bung f6eint Der famoieu Sainoiler
Suiti3 Middleton gu moIen. @incr Der
gu lebensldn8liGem 3udtDaus betur-
tteilien W6rber Or. @rOnin's, Ser Sis
bdnbler S'5unipan, pirb lidt mebr
large leben. Sem S1idIal bat BEN
III feinem 26rper FcdenSen Seim Der
S9pinbiudt entpidelt uno bic tidif9e
&rantbeit bot ibr oerbdngniBDonas Ser,
tD%rungswetf an S'5uuipan's 2eben
begonnen. Die Wdrter, luelde i'm i'm
8efdagaifie bewa6eE, children, baB er
banble tpte giner, ben cine lGwere Soft
auf benz 8epiieH Iiset unO Ser nidt
ruben fam. bis er lie log getuorben 1T.
Gin umfahenbes @efidnbniB BON ben
Gippen beg 8erurtbeiIten III bemna@ in
gdlbe gu ertparten. giniee hodge
tteute1 eirif6e Ngitatoren btrFten ale
uria6e baben, Elm iol9es @ef6nouiB
in bobem @ta6e gu fdrGten.
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a d.

gu ben beOOrHebenben Geiertaeea ems
pfeble i'd ein rei6baltiges Eager bpn
pantOffel. unb 9iifensM uiter. 3epbprs
unb 9agonp Woqe. Burselan' unb
Wa9spuppen in eIeganten Soiletten.
Gin completes Eager BON, 9amet, unb
Sinoers 9iten Der ueueftsu Mobe. @aes
gu ben olerbiaigitea 9teiien.
@rs. g. 2eOD 0 n,
go. 263 @eIt.@ommereesS STRIDE.
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9ds etn5tge garanttrte Seilmittel

9as etnstse sarantirte Seilmittel
fur ale Blutentartunsen utlb 5ltHe,
Ginnen, puiteIn, 4usl9Idge unb 6auts
t~ranfbeiten ieber 8e3ei@nung un6 Nrt
lit DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. Gin @arontief@ein BON einem
berantwortli@en @si6dftsbaus biirgi
bafhr, baB es niiBi un6 BELT, o6er bas
Gelb pirb 5uriidgeeeben.
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Or. S. g. 8reebing, 3abnar3t.
Office go. 231 OF : 9ounOn 6traBe,
San 4ntonio. Spre1t bel inn Dor!
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d Maberids 8ant be3abIt A
pro3ent 3iuien fir 3eit.9 epOftsn.
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@bronii6er Naientatarrb poitiu gez
BELT bnr6 DR.. Sage's Remedy. so
Gents, in Npotbefen.
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NL UIIU . y q Il
Wtteltirt: NfaDor,
s. g. @Iaubon, Gtabt. @lett.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26
Granite Falls.

Adance was given in Winters hall
Wednesday evening". The ladies of
Trinity parish gave clothes pin social
TUESDAY ber MRS yohn th Nickel
gave card party Friday evening
Miss Della Stappe gave tea to the. young
ladies Saturday evening. Miss E. K.
Bissett has gone to. Winona. Mrs. j..
G. G. johnson entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Painters and son Thursday. Belle
Olds, of Sioux Agency, spent Saturday
here. :. Mrs. Silas Rogers is entertain
ing Miss Maggie Sanders. ;. Mrs. John
Winters entertained few friends at
dinner Sunday Mrs. F. HI. Welcome
left Wednesday Tor Minneapolis . The
Ladies' guild met with Mrs. f. j. Good
man Thursday.