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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-08
FLOTSAM AND JETSAM.

DR.. John E. Summers and j. w. Pad
dock, of Omaha, are at the Ryan attend
ing the meeting of the Loyal Legion.
DR.. Summers was quartered at Fort
Smelling for a number of years, but it is
some time since he was here and finds a
great change in tie city. He Is now on
the retired list, but looks as strong and
hearty, despite his gray hairs, as most
of the comrades.
Hon. f. A. Husher, of Minneapolis,
Who is one of the members of the state
reform school board, expressed himself
In the Merchants after the first days
sale of lots as very well pleased with
the result. "A great mistake" said he,
Twas made in plating that property,
and the only way to rectify it was to
discourage bidding on the blocks that
should be replatted. The buyers acted
very sensibly in not bidding on these
blocks. l am very pleased with the
prices, but do not consider them too
high.''
Senator E. ". Durant was discussing
Che Rochester asylum affair with Hon.
II. B. Strait after the meeting in the
Merchants the other day: He said:
'The attendants at the asylum had a
bad man to deal with in that fellow
Combs. l have seen him and heard Of
him when he was at Saltwater, and he
was tough case-one of the worst that
ever boarded at Saltwater. He spent
many years there, and was desperate
character. 1t would have been better
for the world at large If he had been
killed long ago."
A singular blunder, that has provoked
the laughter of all who detected it, ap-
peared in an article in Judge of this
week. The article in question has one
of series of write-ups of prominent
mayors Of the country, and this time the
chief executive of Milwaukee was under
consideration. The writer had evil
IDENTITY heard Of the rivalry between
Minneapolis and st. Paul, and then
committed the blunder Of conf ounding
Minneapolis and Milwaukee. The re-
suit is number of covert hits at the
rivalry between st. Paul and Milwau-
kee. which are laughable. but not as
the author intended.
-
Doubtless the Dispatch is not pleased
with the late conduct of Aid. Book, but
is it not carrying its displeasure little
too far in running cut of John Lee,
the Alexandria murderer, and placing
Aid. Books name beneath it?
~
Marvin Hughitt, president of the
Omaha and other railroads, stood in the
rotunda of the Ryan last evening, sur
rounded by circle of lesser railroad
lights, talking of the freight rate stu
alton. He was asked what in his O PIN
ion would be the outcome. Really"
he replied, Il have scarcely kept myself
posted on the situation, but should
judge that the decentralization will not
go much further. 1t does no one any
good, and the strongest influence will
be brought to bear to stop any further
rate cuttingo
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-08
GUIBERT MUST SETTLE.
Striving for a Jury in the Blatz
Case---Divorces on Deck.

Striving for a Jury in the BlatZ
Case---Divorces on Deck.
The venire of seventy-five jurors is
sued out of the district court Thursday
morning filled the court room with tales
men yesterday morning, ard the work
of ilnpaneling the Blatz jury was pro-
ceeded with. When court opened there
were five jurors in the box and seven
more to be drawn. Six we're drawn yes
terday, making eleven in all out Of
sixty talesmen examined. The last six
are H. S. Bennett, Steven o. Cook.
Edgar r. Barden. John Garlaugh, J. n.
Wilgus and Jacob Sawder. To-day the
remain ng juror will he drawn, and the
trial will probably begin on Monday.
THE BITTER BIT.
The divorce case of Peter w. Olson
against his wife, Mariana Olson. which
has occupied Judge Villas the past two
days, was dismissed by the court yester-
day morning. Olson's charges of cruel
and inhuman treatment suffered from
his wife were found by the court to be
utter ly false and ungrOunded. Judging
from the evidence given in court, it is
Olson himself who is guilty of spread;
ing ABUSE ABOUT HIS IlOluG. liz COuTt
ordered Olson to pay his wlfe's attorney
SIS for fees.
GUIBERT MUST SETTLE.
At last the case of Mary Guibert
against her deserving husband, Marcelle
Guibert, was tried and determined. The
defendant is the gay flute player for
merly with Seibert's orchestra, who left
the city with the concert singer Adolph-
inc LIE Brun and then returned to meet
the wrath of his wife and the young
girls mother, who now lives on Fair
field avenue in West st. Paul. Mrs.
Guibert charged her husband with de-
sertion, willful abandonment and adul-
terry. GuiJert has been living with the
LIE Brun girl, who is but Is years old,
for some time. and had reached New
York in his fight from the scene of his
perfidious conduct, when Mrs. Lc Brun
put detectives on the scent, and ran the
couple down. When GuiDert returned
he put the girl in hiding. and Mrs. LIE
Brun. seeking to arrest her and her
parainour, found that she had TO control
over the case, her daughter being just
few months over eighteen years old.
Mrs. G,ibert, however. broncEt suit
for divorce. and pleaded it in court yes
terday. Judge Wins granted the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-08
Something New.

The st. Paul & Duluth has always
been considered the short line between
the Twin Cities and Duluth, and the
fact that the time by this line has al
ways been so much shorter than by it's
competitors has justly entitled it to the
title, Duluth Short Line" Taking eff
feet Sunday, June 2, still another reduc-
ton of forty minutes has been made in
the running time of the popular s. Linn
ited," the run now being made in FIVE
hours, north-bound, leaving st. Paul at
2:15 p. m. and arriving at Duluth at
Ills p. m.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-08
What DO you think of our dis
phay of Outing Goods and Straw
Hats in. the East Window?

Our Boys and Children's
Departmentappealsdirectly
to those parents who take
pleasure in seeing their chill
dren we'll and becomingly
dressed.
$500 Knee-Pant Suit for
Boys-age 4 to 14-This
Suit is made from an ALL
Wool Fancy Brown Mixed
Scotch Cheviot. Jacket has
belt and pleats. A splendid
School Suit for SIS.
S5.OO-A Knee-Pant Suit
for Boys to -14-This
Suit is made from a smooth
faced All-Wool Cashmere,
color brown, with cardinal
mixture. Jacket has half
belt. A good School or
Semi-Dress Suit for S..
S5.OO-This is one of our
famous ''Knockabout" Suits
for Boys from 4 to IA; Knee
Pants. The colors of these
Knockabout Suits are such
that they will not show dirt
easily. The materials are
Atwood Irish and Scotch
Cheviot; no better Suits
made for school wear for SIS.
$500 = Are All-Wool
Navy Blue Cheviot Suit for
Boys 4 to "a; Knee Pants;
Jacket has belt and pleats.
No better Suit for a Boy for
dress or school wear for the
price, S.
S6.5O-E English Corduroy
Knee-Pant Suits for Boys
age 4 to 1.-Two different
shades of brown. Jacket
has belt and is pleated.
Boys find it difficult to wear
out one of these English
Corduroy Suits. Lots of
wear for $3.50.
S4.50-Kind Of Pepper
and Salt mixed Cashmere,
Knee-Pant Suits. A good
Suit for the price, $3.50.
S4OO--Light color, not
All-Wool, Cashmere Suit
for Boys, age from 4 to Il;
Knee Pants. AS good a
Suit as can be sold for 81.
So 5O-A dark gray, not
ll-Wool, Cashmere Suit
for Boys from 4 to ID, Knee
Pant. It's worth $3.50.
Kilt Suits for Boys from 2
to 6. All the latest and
most fashionable Novelties
in Kilt Suits.
Shirt Wdists-You'll not
often find an assortment of
Shirt Waists as attractive in
every way as these of ours.
children's Dcpartment-second Floor, Ele-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-08
A Maniac Recaptured.

Michael Czsik, one of the murderers
of Frank Kohout, who was sent to the
tried and adindged insane. and who es.
capped from that institution last Sunday,
was re-arrested in this city yesterday.
An officer detailed to watch his house,
OH the upper part OF the flats. appre-
hended him early yesterday morning.
and re-arrested him. CZsik, who is UNI
doubtedIy insane. was returned to Roch-
ester last night.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-08

runs through their property. People
along Pleasant avenue, and those living
in the great West Seventh street dis
trict. are entering a vigorous kick
against this monopoly of public streets
by the wealthy men on Summit avenue.
The park commission will see into the
matter, and the common council will
be urged to open up the blockaded
streets before the Summit avenue gen
tlemen acquire title by possession. The
board meets next Friday at O'clock.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-08
The Son Line

Is now running daily solid trains to Bos-
ton via Montreal. Palace sleeping cars.
Finest dining cars. Only one change to
Portland, st. John or Halifax. Full in
formation. Ticket Office 1877 East Third
street and union depot.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-08
INGENIOUS WORK.
The School Children's Exhibit At
tracts Favorable Attention.

tracts FaVOraDIc ACCenClOn.
Another large and interested crowd
viewed the work Of St. Paul school
children at the exhibition in the cham
Der of commerce yesterday. The teach
ers were on hand as before, and showed
the visitors around, explaining every
thing in detail. Great admiration was
expressed at the beauty Of some of the
designs. and wonder at the ingenious
ability displayed. The wood carving
and cabinet making called forth great
appreciation, and the work Of the
juniors was examined with great in
terest, for the amusing nature of some
of the drawings and objects dis
played, but more for the artistic ability
shown in its sporadic form. Every
parent in St. Paul should visit this ex-
hibition, as it gives an insight unob-
tainable in any other way, into the
methods employed in developing the
mind of the pupil. The growth of the.
artistic talent is shown from its germi-
nation to its brilliant blossoming and
fructltication, forming most interest
ing study in the science of education.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-08
The Great Firemen's Tournament
at Fargo.

The gathering of firem ell at Fargo on
June 10th, 11th and 18th will be the
greatest event of the kind ever held in
the Northwest. A large number of de-
partrnents and brigades will be present,
brass bands will meet in competition for
prizes, and the tournament will be
Many of the crack hose teams of the
country will be in attendance and COM
pete for the valuable prizes offered;
there will be several championship base
ball games, and other exciting sport is
anticipated. The Manitoba" the short
anu fast line to Fargo, will sell tickets
atgreatly reduced rates to the tourna-
ment, good to return until the 18th in
elusive
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-08
City Offenders.

But ten cases came before the police
magistrate yesterday. Martin Chris
tiensen, the milk peddler accused by
Agnes johnson of bastardy. had his
case again continued until next Tues
day. A. j. Ecklund, for scrapping with
Peter &. Nelson at Turner hall. paid
$40. Nelson was discharged. John
Rock, plain drunk, went out for ten
days. Patrolman McEllestrum was ac-
cused of assault and battery by j. A.
Brunnell and j. c. Lanyard, two hotel
runners whom he pushed into the street
for persistently blocking the sidewalk.
The cases were continued until Tues
day. -Four Migrants were released
under suspended sentences.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-08

Z, Mast, BufOrd & Burwell Co.
Have just sold to Crawford Livingston
the finest English mail phaeton ever
used in the Northwest.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-08
Grief Detbroned Reason.

Julia SeiAenbender. the woman resid-
ing at 557 Broadway who has attempted
to commit suicide several times within
the past week, will be examined before
the probate court at 10 O'Clock this
morning OH information OF insanity.
condition to her husband. He
deserted her quite a while
ago, leaving her no means with
which to support her three small
children. When she was almost starved
to death. and her little ones nearly fam
ished. she applied to DR.. Ancker, the
city physician. He very kindly pro-
vided for the children, and was about to
assist the mother, but her trying
troubles had their effect. and her reason
is sufficiently dethroned to induce the
doctor to order all examination. She
will probably be committed to the
asylum on Monday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-08
DR.. w. D. GREEN,
DENTAL SPECIALIST
CORNER SEVENTH AND PINE STS

have sole control In the Twin Cities of a
new method for ciasping artificial teeth to
the gums, and would be pleased to show it,
merits to the inspecting public.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-08

These modern FAIRIES Of reality, who, with
out making any fuss about it, go among the
sick and needy attending to their needs
They are the really good fairies after all.
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Ybunp8rapbiibe 8riefe.

Gang merfwiirbise Singe gingen bic.
fer Sage in Der 9ibung Der frana6fs
f9en Mfa6emie ber Mifenfdaft bor fi9.
Wenn bic Beti6te ber fran30ff1en
8ldtter 3utreffen, felt ber neuefe per>
beRerte YbonoSrapb gbiions eine porz
treffli6e 26iung ber Mufsabe bar, bic
er ii6 geffellt. Der Npparat purbe aus
glei6 au9 als Selepbon pbonoerapb
oorge5eist. Die 2eiftungen iinb gan3
auBerorbentli1, tpenn man iiG aum
06ren ber &6bre bebient, In benen bic
&autf9ufidldu9e auslaufen; nimmt
man ben Sdaa bon ben WetanpIatten
ab, 10 iinb bic S6ne nod unrein unb
entartet. Sm erten Jau aber sibt Der
Npparat ole @igentbumIi9feiten ber
Nusipra6e, bic &langfarbe mulitali.
i9er S6ne senau tpieber. Bei benz urs
fpriiugli6en Npparat mar Der Nuffaugs
eplinoer nit 3innfolie beleet, bieie 1T
nun erieBt bur1 einen tpa9sariigen
Stoff, lpel9er feiner bertbeilt mer6en
fann. Die 91reibaabeI ribt cine
flare 3et6nung In bieiem 8eIog, wdb.
renb bic Welen auf ber 3innfoIie fri=
Der oft berf9mommen paren. DieIe
tpadshber3ogenen &ollen f6nnem iebr
oft benuBt mer6en, ba bic Gur1en
faum Elm 3ebnteI Nlillimeter tief ge,
/, ben, alio lei9t tpeg3ubobeln linb. 9lus
Berbem 1T biesmal ber Muffangeappas
rat BON bem mieoergebenben getrennt.
Die bbnig elei9mdBise Drebung tpirb
bur6 glettri3itdt betpirtt. yta9 Belies
ben ldBt fi9 babel bic @el9minbiafeii
reguliren, man fann laneiam b6ren
Ober f6nen. Senfelben gplinber fam
man s. 6000maI ben aufge3ei1neten
Snbalt ,uieberboien laifen, aud nod
Gelieben unterbre1en unb nod elmer
Meile fortfabren. gbiion beabii9tigt,
biefem Npparat In allerfiiraeiter 3eii
cine ungemein praftii9e Mnpenbung su
9eben als Elm neues &orresponSenan1its
tel, tuel9es bas 8riefl9reiben iberfIiiis
! fig MAIDEN iol. Man ipridt einfa@ in
ben Npparat, nimmt bann bic Stole
beraus unb i9idt iie benz anbern 2or.
respDnbenten 5u, ber bic &olle nur in
feinen Npparat einaufdsen bot. Durd
einfa9e Srebung Der Gurbel tpirb bann
benz Rorresponbenten bas Wort gege=
ben, unb iuenn mon i'm geb6rt bat,
fann man ben ~pbonosrapbii6en Brief
nod als Ittenitad suradbebalten. gs
liegt auf Der 6an6, pel9e ungebeure
3eiteriparniB bur9 einen fol6en pbonos
grapbif6en 8erfebr eraielt per6en
f0nnte. Cine eigens erri6tete 5abril
fann 200 Npparate tdslid er3eugen,
wel6e gesen einen idbrli9en 2eibpreis
bon 200 Gr. ausgegeben iperben follen.
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ssaibinaton's @eliaiSie almii&z


ten paren Elm @esenitanb, iiber ben
f9on feline 3eiieenofen ni6t bollitdnoig
i'm &einen tparen. Sn ieinen Briefen
unb leinen amtliben 99riften ipri9t
er oft bon Der @ottbeit, aud bon &elis
gion, aber nur elm einsiges Wial BON
Dem vtpobltbdtigen ginfln1e ber d r / It.
lid n &eligion". st tpar elm regels
mdBiger Beiuder bes ionntdgliden Sot'
tes6ienifes in Der GpisfDpalfir1e, mel.
DIE in 8irginien bic borberrf9eube mar.
Mber wenn bas Nbenbmabl ausgetbeilt
/ ,perben follte, pfegte ct ii6 TETS au ers
beben unb bic Gir1e 3u berlaien.
Dies tpirb bur6 Die eigenen 4rsfagen
bes Geftors Or. Nbererombe bon Der
gpisfopaltir6e in philadelphia, tuelde
Wafbington, als ber &ongreB bort taste,
au beiuben pFeste, beitdtigt. Waibings
TOMS 8enebmen gab in bsr Gemeinbe
piel gergerniB, unb enblid enti9loB
f9 Or. Mbercombie, in elmer prebigt
NIT biretter Mnipislung auf ben prdfis
benten bapott 3u fpre9en. Wafbington
mar drgerli1 bariiber ilnb bemerfte
ipdter, bas fei bas erfe MaI, baB elm
@eiitli9er 10 5u inn seprebigt babe. St
tperoe ibm bic @eIegenbeit nibt tpieber
geten unb in 3ufunft on Nbenbmablss
tagen gar nidt mebr sur Girde geben.
l1nb ct belt Mprt.
Mls Waibington beim gnbe ieines
stpeiten Sermins bur1 feline MbI9iebss
abrefe BEN 6ffntli6en 2eben 2ebemobl
geiagt bate, perabrebeten bic @eiffliden
BON pbilabeIpbia einen plan, i'm au
elmer 6fentIi6en grfldruns fur bas
Gbriitentbum 5u n6tbisen, iDeil fe ii6
bapon einen ginffigen @inf1uB gegentiber
ben Igitationen folder llngldubiger tuie
Sbpmas papne beripra9en. Sic ents
uarfsn 3u biefem 3pede cine fiinitli@
absefaBte NbreHe, in beren YeantuOr.
tung er, tpie fe meinten. es ni1t merbe
bermeiben f6nnen, su iagen, oh ct on
bic Offenbarung Der Griitli9en &eligion
CLAUDE o5er nidt. Mber er permieb es
bod. Scr alte Guds NOR au fdlau
fiir uns!" iaete Der v&eb." Sr. Nibbel
Green, ipel1er tpdbrenb ber aht Sabre,
baB Der RonsreB in philadelphia faB,
2aplan befelben setDeien tpar unb an
Der Spite ber Seputation geitanben
hatte. Dieie @ef6i6te wirb iOwobl BON
Sbomas Sefferion in ieinem Sasebu6
er3dblt, als au6 bon einem 9effen bes
v&eb." Afbbel @reen, ber fie aus befen
Munoe batie, befdtigt.
Mud auf ieinem Sobtenbette bat
@afbinston nidt nod einem @eiiili6en
gef9idt. obsIei6 binrei6eno 3eit bafir
mar. gs ipirb iogar bebauptet, ct babe
es abselebnt, baB na9 einem @eiitli9en
| ge1ift perbe. Seine lebten Worte
tuaren: rDoftor! Sd ferbe i6wer,
aber id fiirdte mid ni6t, gu geben."
aller Dabrideinlidteit nod mar
Waibinsion. lpie 10 biele ieiner 3eitge'
nofen, Sefferion. GrantIin u. u. m..
stuar elm @Dttsldubiger. elaubte aud
an bic Wobltbdti9teit Der hriifli9en
@ittenIehre, aber niGt on bic Sfenba
rung. ST NOR alio, mas man iebt ei.
uen ,unitarierA nennen tpiiroe.
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ltnertr1gltber gdmer5 tuiro beranf.
befd1tupreli

bon 2euten, peIde bel einem selinosn Gnfall
bon @bsumotsmus es berfdumen. prompte ab,
biIfe su fu9en. Spdtere 9orinr miro berhi-
tet bur9 foforiise 3nbilfenabme bon S 4 +.
ter's Waaen bitters. Cine seriuse @r.
faItuns ober DurdndGuns ettuas 8usIuft &C..
niigen, I'M BEL Denjeniaen, benen Die anlaee
ba3u i'm Blute ftedt, bieles f6mersbafte eeiben
gum ausbrud au brinoen es 1T ni6t i6mer,
ibm bon bornberein ginbalt gu tbun. aber fat
uumosli6, es auS3urptten, penn es ii9 sinmal
fefssfebt bet. Rein beHersr 8epeis fur bic
borSisl9en blutreinisenben gisenfdaftem bic.
ies glirirs fam erbradt tperben, ais feline 3D.
bistsit, ben 9tbeumatismus au bsrbiten uno 3u
fnriren. So tpirtt nidt allein sriinoli9, fon.
bern III aud bolllommsn unsefdbrlid, mas BON
bielsn oils Speaialmittsl seoen &beumatismns
anseDenbeten besetabilil9en unb mineralif9en
@iften nidt eeioet psrbsn fam. gs bertreibt
bas rbeumatifde Gift aus benz Sbfem uno 1T
auberbem gut fir Gisber aller art, gallen,
iranfbeitsn, 8erfopluns unb DbspepFe.
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800 @elphnuna. s1OO.

Die eefsr ber vGreien @reiIe~ perben fd
frenen au erfabren, bab ss iuenisftens cine &C..
flr@tete 8rohibett siebt, tuel6e bic @lnen>
i9aft in all ibren Stufen su beilen i'm Stanbe
1T; gals @atarrb Cure iit bic einaise iekt Der
dratli6en Sriioerfdaft betannte ppfitibe sfur.
9atarrb erforbert ais cine Contributions
aranfbeit cine ronfitutioneIle Bebanbluns.
SaHs ifatarrb Cure pirb innsrltd senon,meu
uno ipirtt Dirett auf bas BIut uno bic fdIeimi.
gen Sberadden bes ebitems, baburd, bic
@runolase Der 5franfbeit aerliorenb unb BEN
Patienten araft sebenb, inbsm ie bic Ronfi.
futon bes aorpcrs aufbaut unb ber Natur in
ibrem @erte biIft. Die @isentbimer baben 70
biel Yertrauen gu ibren SsiIfrdften, bab fie
einbunoert Dollars 8elobnung fir ieoen GaI
anbieten, ben iie gu furiren berfeblt. Qabt Gu4
cine elite bon 3eusnifen tommen. Ntan abref,
fire: 8. 8. @benes & gr., Solebo. 8.
e@ Bon Drosuifen sertauft, rs @ents.
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@efdrbte 9awns.

40 5Oll breiter 8uttiff, CUTE Waare,
10 unb 123 Gents per Ourb; Ylaib
eawns, 80 3oll Brett, in 6arben, 10
Gents; 100 @ttde Bertb Orsanbies
123 Gents; Gable @oro Srsanbies, 121
Gents; Beriii9er Muu ader Nrt, 80 unb
IS Gents; Gmerieun @bunies, seorudt
uno e&tfarbis, IA Yarbs far 81.
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s9 Naen 9enen, bic nit i6ren
Gamilien unb Greunben einen ges
mitbli6en IbeHb ber grbolung Der.
lebeu wolllen, 1T Mautb's pa
billion auf benz @oubernemeutss
9hgel als paiIenber Mufentbaltsort
bierau su empfeblen. 0err Msutb
1T elm freunblider unb aufmerfIamer
Wirtb uno iorst nit Mufopferung fir
bic 8equemli@teit ieiner @dife, bic fi@
in Golge beiien tets beimif9 bel ibm
fiiblen. Giir einen guten G9oppen
8ier unb bito Wein, iotpie ale an6ereu
grfriidungen, 1T beitens geforst.
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a. 2eute, bic pianps uub Oroel

a. 2eute, bic pianps unb Oraeln
faufen tpollen, iollten fd baran erins
nern, baB mir in oieiem 8ei1dfte felt
"a Sabren tbdtig finb, baB mir nur bic
beiten Snifrumente fiibren unb bon feis
ner sSabrif abbdngig iinb, ba mir nur
fir baar faufen. gDir berfaufen feline
Waaren auf @ommiifiOu, fonbern mir
taufen uno pertaufen auf eisene &e9s
nung unb fu9en ftets Dem publitum
gere6t gu werbeu. Sn GoIse 6efIen
f6nnen mir billiger pertaufen unb uniere
&unben iinb fi6er, Sci uns bic Iei6tes
Fen 8ebingungen, bic gr6Bte Muspabl
nnb bic ifren9fte &eelitdt gu finben.
Man tauft nirgenos befer als in benz
altbemdbrten Wfufitbauie bon @ogs
gan Bros, 208 Commerce Gtrabe,
San Intonio.
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Galifprnia.g4ein

Weinliebbaber fin6en elm groBes 2as
ger bon feinen California Meinen Bel
.6errn s. S. Meper am Mlamo
plasa. Serr Meper fu6t bic Weine
on Ort unb Stele aus ui.b fauft oireft
aus oem Geller ter Weinaitdter. 9ls
sutem 9enner gelinst es ibm ftets, bic
beften SOrten aus3umdblen. St fann
feline 3uuben uno Gamilien hit einen,
guten Sropfen perieben. &otb= unb
WeiBmeine in ooraisli6er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @allone Il frei
ins 9aus geliefert.
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gsei6e 9apns.

$500 garss e4ssr, 5air'eoro, Ylaib
eapns, 10 Gents per garb; Wiarieiues
BON l2a Gents per garb an; feline
Yiques, Is Gents per Darb; DreB gam=
bries, 12z, 16S nnS 20 Gents; enslii6e
@ambries uno NainiOOfa, SO 3on brett,
20 Biz so Gents.
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aenerfefte lsclnfd,rdnfe.

Die beriibmten Alpiue Sire Rroof Cafes NIT
aerdufGlofen gombinationsidloNein iinb in
aaaemeiner Aaafraee aeiner fam obne fis
fein. Die bette Si9erbsit uno billisfe Der.
lT6ernns. GrHe alalIe Cafes su billi9em
greife Nan abreffire: o. @. Subbarb,
Staats asent, 1o. 936 Commerce. Strabe,
Dallas, 9sras. = Sins, Waf@inem, Wablen,
@aasen, Betting, &c.
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- Wu6t Cure 8efteuungen fur Sta.
9elbrabt, glatten 9rabt, giienbled),
2upferble9 unb 2btbe BEL piper &
g @ultbeB, 33 & 35 @eff Com.
merce StraBe, San Mntonio, Seras.
Spart @elb unb 3eit.
@arantie flir niebriefte WarftpreiIe.
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larer. sic inb uusse3eidnet in ber
@df9e unb i'm Sam sefdrbt.
SdOttiide 3ephare allerleeter Mobe
in alien Muitern, iolib sefdrbt, 81 3oll
brett, 25 Gents.
Cine babi9e 9luswahl bon Sdottts
f&en gbambroAs 35 uno 40 Gents.
@roBer gOrrath BON @lasscw Be-
pbhrs aIer Grt.
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BON ben Ser. Staten tperbeu in
Seutf6lanb idbrli6 SIT .637 genfionen
ausbe3ablt.