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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-02

THOR SALE-A GOoDNO. SOUND DRIVING
JIG horse: good roadster, quiet and gentle. In
quire at l23 SANDUSKY ST., or 81 FEDERAL
ST.. Allegheny. oc3l-1S-Ths
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-02

ENOR SALE-EAST END RESIDENCE AND
Il grounds; an excellent brick residence. 10
large and luxurious rooms. all in fine order and
replete throughout with all of the newest appli-
ances: about acres of ground, copious supply Of
pure water. shade and fruit trees ETC., ETC. price
low; immediate possession. JAS. W. DRAPE &.
CO., l29 Fourth avenue Pittsburg. nol6s-D
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-02
East End Lors.

East End Lofs.
EOR SALE-s6o0 FOR HERR0N HILL LOTS.
Il Madison ave-, Just at terminus Of Wylie ave.
cable line, 24xi00 feet. BLACK & BAIRD, 95
Fourth ave. no2-65
DOR SALEM BAUM'S GROVE. On AMBER
II avenue, lot 40x1S5; minutes from Roup sta.
will be sold cheap and on easy terms. w. e.
HAMNETT, 4Ol Smlthheld street, PittsburE, and
Williamsburg. Pa. oc3O-2
EOR sALE-IF YOU WANT A SAFE INVEST
Il MENT in property, and one thatiwtn increase
rapidly invalue, buy one Of those very desirable
lots in Villa Park plan. Brushton; our prices are
low and terms exceptionally easy. JNO. F. BAX-
TER, Agent, 5l2 Smithhelds st. ocz-70-TTssu
EOR RsALE-sECURE ONE OF THOSE VERY
Il desirable lots for home or investment;
Baum Grove plan, Roup station; the Baum Grove
plan Is the most central location in the East End
and prices below actual value. MELLON BROS,
East End. or JNO. +. BAXTER, Agent, 5l2Smith-
field st. oc7-71-wssu
EOR SALE-BAUM GROVE LOTS FOR SALE,
Il East End; finest lot in that plan, corner AM
Der and Friendship 40x110; also lots No. 30 and 81
adjoining each other. on Amber St. come quick;
also stock drygoods to exchange for real estate.
N. F. HU RST, Real Estate Agt, Rochester. Pa.
Send for farm and ex. lists. oc3l-l5-EoD
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-02

RoR SALE-A FINE NEW BRICK RESI-
II DENCE and large lotat Shadyside, East End,
near cable cars and railroad station; 10 large
rooms: bath and lavatory, laundry, natural gas
and all other conyeniences; everything in prime
order: beautiful large lot 40 or 65x170 feet imme
diate possession: terms to suit. JAS, ", DRAPE
& CO., l29 Fourth ave-, Pittsburg. nol-7O-D
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-02

w cook. Inquire CORNER CRAIG AND
CENTER AVE, Bellefeld, E. y. no2-4s
VTTANTED-AN AMERICAN LADY OF GOOD
w education and neat appearance, somewhat
familiar with art: salary At start 30. Call after
10, IS Ninth st. L. ". WALKER a co. no2-56
VIZ ANTED-LADY AGENTS FOR OUR NEW
w Mcintosh Raglin; superior cloth, in wide
stripes on outside; vulcanized rubber on inside;
close httinR very stylish; never spots: beautiful
lutely waterproof; agents sell six day and make
e6 90: great opportunity; also fine line other
St., Chicago. noz-6s-rTsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-02

EOR SALE-AN EAST END DWELLING
i house, with large lot; eight nice rooms, re-
front and rear; almost new and in excellent con-
dition throughout; owner intends going South
and Is prepared to sell st only q 5o0; possession
Fourth ave, Pittsburg. no1-70-D
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-02

UTANTED PARTNER A YOUNG MAN
w with $500 to engage in a Legitimate business
that will net q, 600 to him per annum; no
spectators need apply. Address s. W.. Dis
patch ONCE. noZ-S4
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-02
FoR sAIE--BUsINEss.
Bua,ne.. ernnaG

TsOR sALE-sMIPHFrELD ST., NEAR THE
u new postofice, business property, rented 20
good tenants, 70 pay per cent, absolutely net
beside certain increase in value. SAMUEL W.
BLACK CO., % Fourth ave. no2-T-TTs
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-02

FarmA.
ENOR SALE-FARM-li2 ACRES; OAK AND
Il chestnut tim Der, with coal iron ore and lime
stone, near Fairchance, s. w. X. r. ED W.T.
TISH, 40 Grant St. Pittsburg, Pa. nol-D
FOR SALE-A DESIRABLE FARM OF 30
II acres near the city; dwelling and outbuild-
ings, orchard water, etc.. in the oil and gas belt
JAS. W. DRAPE CO.. 129 Fourth avenue Pitts
burg. no2-68-D
EOR SALE-A VERY FINE PLACE OF IS
II acres, Hmiles from Pittsburg and only Is
minutes walk from the r. r, station: large num-
Der Of hne apple. peach. cherry and ounce trees;
also an abundance Of small fruits; frame house Of
rooms, good stable, etc. q. BERINGER q son,
IOS Fourth ave. oed-lo-WTns
TNOR SALE-A VERY FINE FARM OF IS
II acres, in q high state OF cultivation, good
fences, well watered, land rich and productive.
with a farm house Of rooms and an excellent
bank barn, only miles from K. r. station and 9
miles from Butler: price low. q. BERINGER a
SON., 103Fourth ave. oc30-l5-wThs
ElOR SALE-2OO ACRES, s-ROOM HOUSE 2
II barns, large orchard, Imlle from station, for
so per acre: sell easy payments or take other
property In exchSnge; also IS acres, nice home,
rooms, barn. orchard, well. etc.; miles from
Beaver: sell easy payments or exchange; send for
farm and ex. List. N. r. HURST, Lock Box 40.
Rochester, Pa. oc3l-l5-TTS
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-02
AIIeghenyLots.

TOR SALE FINE BUILDING LOTS ON
Il Fayette St, near Bidweil ST.. the best build
ing lots now offered for sale: come and see about
them. A. D. WILSON, 50 Federal ST., Allegheny.
ocSs-s-wFs
Er0R SALE--A- FINE LOT axI7 FEET. ON
II PerysVile avenue, Allegheny. on line Of
electric cars. Of the pre.tiest lots the ave-
nue.. Terms from JAS. w. W.DRAPE & CO., I29
Fourth avenue, Pittsburg. no2-6s-D
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-02
WANTED.
1Iale ana Fe.nale aelp.

UTANTED-A BUTLER YARD MAN, MAN
w and wife for farm house; cook and cham oer-
maid for small family; 100 house girls: dishwasher
and pantry girl; 90 cooks; 20 chambermaids;
childss nurse. MEEHAN'S, 545 Grant st.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-02

VIZ UTANTED-LAB0RERS WANTED IN NEW
w Orleans-300 able-bodied men to ship as
crew: wages $50 per month and board; to reliable
men steady employment will be given. Apply to
NJ. n. WOOD. Coast and Lafausche Line, No. 2
Canal St., New Orleans La. oc16-42
"ANTED-SALESMEN AT {75 PER MONTH
w salary and expenses, to sell line ofsilver-
plated ware watches. etc.; by sample only; horse
and team furnished free: write at once for full
particulars and sample case of goods free. STAN
se24-9O-D
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-10
IETERLAKEN PARK.
A Company Organized 20 Improve and
boom It.

Company Organized 90 Improve and
Boom a..
From th- Muskegoa News.
The organization of the Intcglake
Park Association Was consummated
last night by the election of officers.
The following are the stockholders.
\. +. Counor, G. +. Ciugst0n, \. G..
Majo, Chas. Brown, Chas. Newcomb,
r. c. Misner, C.. p. Kingsbury, y. De
long, G. VI. Philabaum, l.. III. Kanitz
AMI &. l.. Whitney.
The following are the directors: 4.
L. tonnor, r. &. Misner, &. l.. Whit
ney, {. +. Clugston, \. c. Maio and y.
belong.
The directors elected officers as fol-
lows:
President-A. Il. COnnor.
Vice President-E. c. Misner.
Secretary-C. l.. Whitney.
Treasurer-C. r. ClugstOn.
c. l.. Whitney was elected managing
director.
The company organized with capt.
tai stock OF 1890, divided into shares
OF so, A lease was obtained of the
Ie'aN a. t'iia ~, VI. H. ~ L. hdllNdF NOitl-
pany for term of ten years. 4 force
OF men viii commence this morning,
and there Will be Improvements galore
boat houses bath houses, cottages, all
outdoor games established, pavilion re-
modelled, dance hall and restaurant,
uniformed baseball club, in short,
Iuterlake Park Will be made the hand
sOmest, most attractive spot on the
cast shore of Lake Michigan. The
steamers Van Raalte and Savidge will
make regular trips from the city to the
park.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-10
Want More water.

To the Editor Of the TEfEGRAN llEaALD.
Il Is about time for the Hydraulic
Company to inform It's patrons why the
water supply is SO short on the hill.
The pressure Is SO very light that a
rdIculously small stream is the result,
and at one time the supply was shut OIL
entirely. II circumstances require the
company TO shut oft the water, Justice
10 IT'S patrons requires that they should
b. informed of It through the press.
It Is exa~peraung m the present state
OF things 10 read I'm the annual report
of the company that 33i per cent.
more water can be furnished than has
been furnished heretofore.
DORRFN.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-10
1.-THE PUBLIC BE D"
Ths Mstss Adopted - ne firs a4-
Fsllee L slsaasal sslsssers.


Fsl4es Ga szlssaeFz-
oEil1aE. o.1lills v-o are pad ~
the aeapie are Feea Id - g.lll.e
-sE :.
I.-s boaEd % Polee AAa Ere Goa
la.ssloleEs, Aoseser. appear u bel.sse
lae reverse g ~ szae. aa1 sazg tsssy az
alastefs e-E.e the a1oo.e. she nsF teeiF
s.tsaEies @4is- i4s.t s--sa fal s ~ ~ bssaId
ee-llsAs =, 4Fe s.sEes ailsyss size 9Ess
le = kae pAgA4si4s ~ E4xes.
lile proceedings o- tlie Bo4rd 9h'ca
eeAi4u-- Lle exfa -lre II hs Tar Lae
IA ga s-lstlsa ol tae c.Iy reFes.tisss, are
- rtt- - Iet4ii4s they peFuut the
>eefettrs - els-lge th- result oI ther
Is nrfat.0ls. ttlt el seHer they dG not.
iae pef.nlendeEts a. the foIee
Aai fe Departments have eaca sut-
a4lied anll4l reports for lle wear lu.t
past. lne reports have beeu Ia the
hands ot the ios I'D i9r some tme but
have been sedul08s.y C0uceal u iroa
the pubi.c Iesterday the IEls ssat,s-
HERALD presented i nUllen request ler
perm- .s,oa ~ see them. 1he request
at- aealed
lAe board Yesterday let the contract
tor supplying .ee duuag lne Cuaulg
season o. the Police Department. A
reporter asked what c0mpAnles pat la
Dds. and alat sam, laey named. tne
Information was deaed him. Ihe re
porter them asked the amount ol lhe
s-lccrs,tl.i nld. Liat WAS also refused.
WiIh lae DtaaUol that q twas uoofdy'
bu,lle~, but the board s. Whether the
contract vent to the highest bidder. or
the lowest. or whether 10 went 20 the
company y hich vii furnish the largest
amount ~ free ice O. the members of
tne BOARD, =, 50 Tar a. the taxpayers
are concerned, a matter Tor conjecture.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-10
Burn Your Old Letters.

So much mischief has been done by tho
foolish habit Of keeping old letters, that tits
wise to adopt the rule of destroying them ct
once. Their mission Is ended, what arc they
good fori II may like TO read them while
recovering from an Illness" says some one
Pshaw AS IL these would be the tonic YOU
needed at such a time. Better far breath
of pure AIR. We are all prone 10 brood too
much as such times, and need no suoh help
in that direction. Let this plea for tho
burning OF letters be a strong one Busi-
mes letters should be filed and labeled.
Have blank book into which to copy such
dates or extracts as may be OF value in
the future for references. This can be
done when letters are answered. Then
burn them and see the ashes. Ii is the sor-
rows instead Of the joys that most letters
contain. They are the safety-valve for deep
feeling from friend TO friend, good in theii
time, but sometimes worse than useless in
the future. Every day brings new expe-
riences. We are constantly changin and
in many cases would be ashamed Ct our own
letters written ten years ago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-10

The brick walls Of the new County
Court House were begun yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-10
VIM. WIS QUANDARY.
He VIII Shift Responsibility Onto Other
Shoulders.

City Attorney Taylor is in a guam
dary. He has the appointment of an
assistant, subject to the approval
of the Council and is besieged
by half dozen applicants
for the place. Not wishing to de-
eide between them, he VIII settle the
matter by referring 1t to an aldermanic
caucus. The Democratic members of
the Council will meet, Mr.. Taylor Will
submit the names of the aSplrants, and
thc caucus viii determine who shall be
named Among the candidates are
Fred Temple, /. +. Carroll, Wm. NJ.
Hathaway, of the Democrat editorial
staff, and W. f. McNight.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-10

Auction sale at Geo. A. Hall & Co.'s
every afternoon and evening, this week
only
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-10

Millinery in all the latest styles at 10
Broadway. Mrs. ). WINTERS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10
S1ers unh Grnf.
Mdb&en une nbren.

Sunge Mdbhen eteihen alten l1bren,
lie eeben imnaer ppr. - @itle Mdohen
elsihen Toiaenutrer. tie lafen fd
leidt auf3ieben. - @eideiote Wdbden
gleiden @hIagubrsn. bic ihlaaen.
iuera maj, fie aafsiebt. - 9atiidttss
MdoAer eleiden Sburs utren. man
iiebt tupbl nah ibnen, wer mDbfe tx
aber ms 9aus nsbmen? Sbbne
Wdcden obne Berfano elei@en Spiel
ubren, bic miro man iib,-raniig. -
8orlal,te Ndbhen eleihen IS dhbren.
man bbrt tDSbl auf &C. aber niut germ.
- 9ertpb3nte Mdchen eleihen Sup=
~renubren, unter Der 9aute tauger lie
nitts. = Beiheioene Ndodeu eleihea
R~epetirubren, iis ipreden> tpenn man
lie auforbert. - MnmabenSe Ndchen
aleihen nerfebten nbren, man ldbt fe
ifeben. - Mpperne Wdbhen eleiden
@~blineerubren, fs finb i.br fad. -
&eide Mdbden sleiden soleenen n6ren,
oa frdst man Dor MIem nah benz Sob
ruertb. = 0duSlide Mdo@sn elei@en
9enoelubren, Die eeben am fi6erften -
@elebrte Mdbhen gleiden @anbubren,
Die iinb fat niht gu trasen.
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8ebanblunsbe Der GobIen I'm
erfen Sabre.

Tas Mtfeten noer gnttp5bnen bes
Tp5lens ipl mad 4 Monaten sei9eben.
0ierbei ldBt man baf1elbe In benz Bis
berigen 2auffale %Nnansebdnet ifeben
unb entfernt bic Mutter 10 tpeit, bas es
lie nidt ieben funn. Sod be7er 1T es,
uenn mc: ote Mutteritute In etnen
anoerett Gtaa gu brineen @elsssnbeit
Fat.
Dcs Gpb[en erbdlt iebt !0afer, init
feisseidnittenem, s~ebribtem !0ddieI
perrnenet unb aneenett, bann gutes,
ieines une fiBes 0eu. @ut lit e. tbm
,piiaen ben ein3elnen Mabl,eiten retnes
Strob oufsuifeden. sci: Dem Safer
feiat man oGmdblid. 6eu uao Gtrob
mub bas Soblen eibalten, 10 bel es
nur INNER frsfen mag. Sc lit Elm alter
unb b%etpdbrter @runbiut, bab Elm SOB.
len, pelhes i'm erifen Sabre nidt ges
beibt. nien1als mebr gu einem guten,
braudbaren Yferbe beranndGf. Sin
TotIen, tpeldes i'm er1en Sabre idDn
Mansel an tldftiger Nabruns, an se.
tDrieer 8epeaung I'm Treien, an @ar.
tune nnb 9feae leibet unb idmubig
eebalten tpiro, bleibt iein 2ebenlang Elm
Rrippel. Namenilih fam ctne Safer
teine quite 8ferbesudt beiteben, unb
tpenr aud biele Yferbe cbne 6afer oui.
aesosen uno babel gu getp5bnliden
Dienfen brauhbar tperben, 10 tuiirben
iolde bod sepiB grDBer, ifdrter uno
brauhbarer getpprben fem, tpern fie i'm
eriten Sabre 9afer erhaIten hdtten.
Mande gierte;ldter Iafen ibre
Spblen, r,amentlih I'm Minter, oft
tpphenlang an ber 2rippe ~ansebunben
i'm Stale ffeben. Sc lit bas b5df
itdblih unb baber iorsfdItig at bers
meioen. Die Tbiere tperben baburh
I'M @adsfbum eebinbert> idpddlid
unb fridge; fe erbalten niemals elmer,
auten Song, nielmebr bdufis feblerbafte
Stedunsen, urb finb immer Der @efabr
~ausaeiebt, fiG burh Nbiireifen Der
6alfter iiber bic @usen. burh ginbauen
IN Die 2ette u. bal. 8erIebungen susus
sieber. Man lafe baber bas GDblen
isben @or= unb Qadmittag Elm paar
Gtunben int seidloRenen 0Diraum, i'm
@rassarten ODER ionif eirem paiienben
uf,o theren Olte fh frei betpsgen.
Das 6oblen bebarf au ieinem Ges
beiben Der &einlihteit ebeniotpDb[ tpie
cas- ertpadiene 9iero. Die Weinuns,
bic 6oblen biirf;en Dor einem Sabre
niht geprst trerben, berubt auf einem
5lpBsn 8orurtbeile. Sreilih iol Is
niht nit Sem GtriegeL fDnoern MIR NIT
Der &arbdtihe serubt tuerben. tcas boz:
fcmmen genist. .8eicnbere Iufmerf.
ianteit elfcroert ber 0uf; Ct fpa ale 6
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Gut aemetnt.

@ei benz fsbr befannten Sranfiurter
8anquier Nann erihien zines Cages
Elm 8auer. I'M I'M Nuftrose isines @utse
BERN tpidtise Dccumente gu iberseben.
Ils ct oor benz S,nonabaron fano, frua
er: ~8in i'd bier reht Bel benz Germ
8anferDtteur 2"
uObo!" rief Mann ladenb. uSbr
irrt gu@, lieber Mann, i@ Bin 8an
quier !"
Stu, nu" meinte bas 8duerlein,
oas fid i'm Titel au 6oh beritiegen 81
boben alaubte, upas nidt 1T, tann ia
nod tperben!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10
0ans- ttnh tannmtrtbfdaft.
Bum Guttertau.
tson ID. wernia. Usilwaifee. mis- )

Gum Su~ttertau.
@rcbe Greube getpdbren bic aabl,
'reifen 3ui1riften. tpelde einfiise Ne=
rihte fiber Die tn Ietten Sabre anges
ideten Sutterfeloer NIT gepiHen Glees
erasfdmereien entba.ten. Sd idrsibe
mir irnrner einen Tbetl oabon auf mein
GDntp, inbem ids mid III alsr 8eiAei.
osnteit 3u ben Dionieren bes semiidten
aleesrasbaues sdblen barf; benu Id
mar elmer ber etften, tpelde In @ort
unb Shrift ben BON Deutidlanb fer
befannten &nbar bieler perihisbener
@ra8= unb 2leearten In, @emenee, Der
10 LANCE bier fait iremo mar, perbreitete
uto importirte atees unb @ras1dmereien
IN 1mlauf bradte.
NoA por 10 Sabren bei9rdntte ii6
oer Mnbau BET Sutterfeloer bie<5ulanbe
MIR auf etnige Sprteit @tas, uno apei
Sleearten; 6enn aubsr 8iaueras, Res
Cop, Timotbs uno etraS Srdarbgras,
oann &otbs uno @eiBflee, tpar nidts
In Gultar. !Qeute baben ale bic bpr=
3igIihen SGmirgels uno &aisrasdrten
uno anbere Tanepsrdier, pbne pelGe
gar feline suten Dauertpieien unb @ei.
ben be~rsufelen fino. tpeitete 8erbrsi.
tung gefunoen !; 2enntnife unb Gultur
oerfelben iirb bereits ID melt gerieben,
oaB ber Same bier idon In iebr sroBeu
Mensen eetppnnen mi1b> 10 oob bic
Nahfraee ben Beoarf fat oedt. gud
Der ihpeoiihe, Der Snfarnatflee, bic
oeutide 2u3srue unb gipari.tte uno
oiele anoere purSlslihe Sutte,trduter,
dls @iden. Sobannisroggen une Seraz
bella fino btersulanoe erft proouete BET
Neusett, unb Dem Deutihen gebilbrt bic
@bre audi auf bieiem @ebiete, benz Sc
biete oes ratt1nelen 5utterbaues, ber
erffe 3u ietn. SD babe AUDI 3ui9riis
ten BON aperifantihen Sahautoritdten,
u. a. bon Brof. 9enrb Maoiion, ertals
ten, bic uniern @eroieniten in bieier
Rthtuns polIe @iirbieuns geuabren.
unb eemiB lit Der @ortbetl niht au uns
teriddben. fit iabes Rlima, flr ieben
gooen cine ftdere S~utterpfan3e sur Ser,
fiieung au baben! @ie oft mubte ids
friEer (unb AUDI jebt nod) b6rer, bab
in rranhen Grandchildren bon &anias,
Nebrosfa, Dafcta, Teras &c. tein 2lee
fo~rt5ubrinsen iei! Man neinte natiir:
lih INNER ben setp5brliden Rptbtlee,
neil man feline anoere Gleeart fannte,
uno eieier tbut ~aleroinss ni@t LIBERAL
gut.
Sd u~nterfltte, tpie niele 6unbslts
meiner 2sier mir bas te,eusen wsrben,
periu6te eifrteft (id tbue oas aud fer
ner germ, mnb es fano fid enbliA itsts
fir ieben 8oben, jsoes 8lima Die rehte
Sutterpf1an3e, wetde itd bann In in,nte,
peiterea 3reilen rerbreitete. SIS bal
naturlid aud an t1anden Seblidldser
unb &lagen nidt %eeuaaneelt, bic mel.
itens alf llntenntnib Der gulturtpeiis
oie1er unb iener Sutterart 3uridbufiitrer
tparen i'm GroBen ganaen aber fint
idDne grfoIse ~ersieIt uno Die gultur DC,
Dor einen: Sabrsebnt bier fat unbetann
ten Suttetpaan3er piro mad tpenigsr
weiteren Sabrsn @emeinsut aaer iesa
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Bis 8 @ohen R,teriuht tuerben. Sim
bet maj, tbn bierbei idief Doer einleitie
aepadisn, 10 laHe man 10 bel BON cen
Eradtentpdneen weefdnetben, has ras
Ebier eleih .unb eben auf Dem 8oben
febt. Die 8ernadIdiiieuns Der 9ufe
b~elonbers tpenn tie idarf uno einieits
tpadfen, fat sep5bnlih fetlerbafte
Stenung, ihleHten Sang unb boburd
nnbraudbarteit bes Sbieres CUR Solse.
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SataIes 0inberniB.

Durh bic iiineft bcl;psene umtranb-
lung oes @ortes uBerron" in u8abn=
feis", 10 idreibt Elm preubiides 9fatt.
bat uniere Notwithstanding benies
fen, bab iie fortaeiett I'M bic 8erbeut=
idung Der in ibren 8ereia eeb0risen
TretnbrDrter bemiibt bleibt. Nur on
Die vHetpurs8 iQets" fam une barf fit
bic @iienbabnbeb5rbe niht berantpaaen,
osm oieie inb laut Tarif vnidt iber.
traSbar."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10
Wa6 Der
parlfif.
&aite>

@pm 1ifen Nobember an ba5en pir
;Silial- Gomptcire in Saeoma, @aib=
tngton territory nnS Yrrtlanb, Sre'
gon, erDfnet. Dieienisen, tDelde sc.
'pnnen iino binaus3useben, woqen ft&
bon uns OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an bieie
GomptDire bolert, no fe ale nDtbisen
8atblaldge uno @rfldruReen befpmmen
t0nnen. @ir perfaufen titnftig biaige
2aubfuder: uno Gmi3rantens8 iaete
ua9 g cattle, TacDma, Bort
Townsend, Olympic, Sort
uno anoeren Stationen an Der
Suite.
@enbet Sud- idriftlid Dber mitno[id
at, uniere Office, bepor sSbr binsebet uno
ueroen mir Sbnen bann oQsS8 etrefenoe
mtttbeilen,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10

Gin
Der benz 2ebrer elmer @emeinbeidule
burd Elm fleines Mdb@en iiberbra6t
tuurbe, Bate folsenben Snbalt: u8iete
mein iobn Ssits aietids gu entidpIoieen,
baS St MIDI rad Shule font. St is
ssitprben. @itwe 9eielsr, @aidfrau."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10
8er5@iebene Muffaffunt

Ier1@iebene Muffaiiune.
Iorcn: u@ott Der @eredte, 3 1T
gut, cas Sc enbli@ fommen, 9err Soc.
tor! Met' &eha lieat bereits i'm Sell.
RUM. Sic beiBt mid Elm iiber's amber
NAL Spitbub, fdledter &erl, 9alsab.
idneioer."
Qrst: uWie? Damn fheint lie aber
bod nod BET @ernunft gu iein
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10

Ser mibtrauifde 4Drer.
Gin Sdneer ruff, inbem er fi9 err
tebi> I'm Elm 2ieo b%crsutra9en: sd
elite Inn 8etDr !"
Giner in Der @eieaidaft: uBenn ct
feia @eb6r bat, iUa ct riht finsen!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10
Cine 8eniipnSprbre

genlionspurifeberin in Der 2unfous.
ffenung gu .ibren Sdusbefpblenen ::
,.Idtuna, Sbr Mdbden! @enn mir
gum stuetnddf1en 8iloe fpntnen, miBt
SIR er.5tben!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10
nnerbDr t.

9ausirau: ~2ina, Sic baben bic
3uder3anse p%ersefen."
Dienffmdoden (sreift NIT ben Sim
germ in Die 3uderooie uno tpirit Die
8uderflde in bic To6enl: uSotte,
indoiae Srau, fino Sic aber unprat'
ttid
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10
9rabtdrteit

IN ieoer glrt auf 8efelIuns seniadt.
Drdtbe In alien m5gliden 8er3ierutger,
3eidnunsen u. 8cranidldge semadt.
Western Wire Works, go s ssasss s : s' y. seut,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10

Grbeiter u6err 0alier, Sic t5nn-
ten mir einen grpBen @efalIen ertpeiien.
Sd bab' ndnlieb rtaersen 6Dheit. uno
ba mDht' i'd Sic bitten, mir basu Sbren
ghering 3t bergen !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10

S@redIthe Gntbedune.
Snitrumentenmadsr (id bereniist
Die 9Gnoe reibeno): $50, bic 8aBseige
ndl' fertig. =. 9immel 6eraott /!
Sebt Fab Id Den 2eimtieeel b'rin ftsben
la1ien!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10
Sc udfihtsbpIT.

Stubent: uTas 3immer sefd[t mir
iebr gut, lit inoeFen nidt bod senus
aelegen, fude rainoeitens ems iber bier
Sreppen."
9ermietber: vMber, ih Bite Sic,
tpeBbaIb 2"
Stuoent: sd babe stnen labmerl
Shnetber."
Gin Gamiliensebe m 5.
2ebrer: DWenbelnebsr, mas if sein
9ater?"
uOas bnrf i'd ntdt iagen."
vg9iqf bn, Sdltngel, sleih outtpors
ten, iuern i'd bid frage! @as it ct ?
Stun, tpirb's balo !"
DOie bdrtige Srau Bel ben aunitrsis
tern."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-10

Sn elmer @aunerfamilie
Tohter: sd bin bod neuaieria,
tpas mir Der 8apa bieBmal gu @eias
nedten ileblen tpiro !"