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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-20
2usldno.

Cine fatierIt6e Gnbtnetsz
. rbre beftimmte, baB Sic Staatsies
fretGre DeS beuti6en Muspdrtigeu
Nmtes, bes Gei6samtes bes Snnern, bes
Gei6Siuiti3z, oes &ei6SidaB1, bes Get6s5
poitz unO 0es 9tei6smarineamts, alio Die
@befs iG1nmtlt6er &eihsmtntiterter1, pte
baS BEL benen Der preuBil0en Staatsmintz
iterien ldngit Ser Sail lit, fir bic 3ett i6rer
@lmtsoauer bas 9rGbtfat u@reeIIena"
fiibrer.
@ie 6amburg, o mn aud
8remen ft6 sur QnIage zines
nenen 9afens 6IteBen II. Der
bonn Senat genebmt9te Nntrag. ipel6er
$4,000 Dollars erfDrberlt6 ma6t, lit Der
8Hrgerl9aft l4on auge9angen utb bteie
miro tbn 3tpetIeloS 9enebrntgen. Ser ilele
Safen loa ni6t, nte Ser 6am6rrger, I'M
Sreibe3irf, ionbern I'M !3olgebtet liegen.
Sefters wurbe idon 6es etgen>
arttgen unternebmens ertpdbnt,
Dos it'd n0tnti6Ian6s d. N / M
berrFen iein iou, Ser 6euIti6en Grbeit elm
tpeiteres NblaBfelo gu erobern. IS bot ft9
eth Nusl9uB, Dem Die 1lan16afteften eSn6ltz
ftrieaen Oeutl6lon0S ange60ren, eebiLbet,
uCl ItW uk AuIBuuC llCul, DIE I0U1Q[eltqeu
@eltauslteQunget urb bic ioge1annten Grz
PORTS tuiterlager bur6 etne i6ntmmen6e
pgtationale SnOuitrtezN usfteul1ng" auf benz
etoenS btersu 3t erbaueroen &telenoampfer
Scatter Wtlbelm" gu erieBen. OteIer
idmtmnenbe Nusiteuungspola1t 1oQ 9[eth-
lam 6as Oeutide 9tei6 in ieiner tnouitrtelz
len 8eOeututg 0aritellen, Inn Der Qa13et
gSelt gu 3etgelt, DaB 9eutl6lat16 BEN @ettz
1trett nit onoere1 gtatiol1en in 01tung eez
btetenoer Wetie aufnebmen fam. Slit ieoe
Jtetle, oes Acknowledgements lit cine
3ettoauer bon etpa 5tpei Sabren in Mus1i6t
qenortmen. 0teielbe erm0gli6t, baB Der
l0ampfer an ieoem e~in3elnen Der 80 at be-
iudenoen SGfen, je na0 belien commerctelz
Ter Geoeuturta, 10 LANCE Qufentbalt nimntt,
ais otes CUR Grrei6ung oes bea6Ii6tioten
3Dedes notbtpenot9 lit. Ser N~usoanosz
punft Der 9tetie lit t6amburg ODER 8remen.
Nbgeleben BON Der rein 9el6Gftlicben 6eite
oes ullternebntens, bietet it6 bur6 bafielbe
al16 etne giinfttge u1o biItge @%elegenbett III
elmer 9tetie UNI Die @roe, lei es 5unt Stuz
blum ooer gum &ergnilgen. Ser OQrlpfer
Dtro oas 8rDBte~S 6tff Ser 8eIt
tper0en; CT Dirb aus beitsm Stabl erbol1t
Deroen uno 0ur6 Die benfbariten 8orftdtsz
maBregell1 Die 9r0Btm0glt1e, beinobe abioz
Lutte Si6erbett 9egen llnglidsfdQe irQeltbz
tpel6er 9lrt bteteu. SGmmtli1e 8Gurne
tpsroen nit eIettrii9er 8eIeu9tung, Oampfz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-20
Sur S~lmtreini9mnS.

Simmer an &anh.
Sttawa, sue, %. @at, 1883. - 1tsber
ttret SGsre lit i'd an 1nreiniafett beS 8littes.
Na6bem t6 cine furSe 8eit Or. @lueult R6ttis'S
5amburser Grppfen aneetpanbt bate, mar ID
~isSer SOuitdn0t9 9srgelteat.-@m. S. Studs.
9iIft ifets.
Da%Senpprt, Sd., %. Mat, 1888. - Sd
baIte ifetS Or. Iug. R6nts'S 6ambureer SrOps
fen i'm 5aufe SOrrdt6ts, ba ft@ b%teietbeh f6On
b6ufg al5 elm aus9eSet6netee Slutreinigun9Ss
utittel ~erpiefe1t baben. = 81. 6. Sanfen.
ReseImdftser Gebrand.
&p9efter, q. g., 10. Stunt, 1888. = Sn
teSen Sribiabre 9ebraude i1 regelm6Btg Or.
Iu9uf &6nt9'S 5antbureer SrOpfen CUR &eints
9un9 bes 8lItes. Otefe aus9e;et9neten Grpps
fen fpaten in fetnem Sauie feblen, = @pttlieb
ROnat9, 1872 2Sel~ Ieenue.
BireIiGer Greunb.
Stp6tOn, Gal, 20. @pril, 1887. - MS
Elm tptrfliGer 5elfer IN Der Npt6 BET allen 9luts
franfbetten f0nnen Or. @usuIt &Dnis's San,~
burger Sropfen an9eieben werben; fte beIfep
INNER. = &b. GlaIer.
@rsis so Gents tn anen &pOtbefsn su baben.
THE CHARLES A. VoGELER CO., Baltimore. Md.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-20
Btrsli6er Treunb.

Preis so Gents tn nIet &pntbefrn gu baben.
THE CHARLES A. VoGELER CO., Baltimore, Ne.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-17

As was above stated, none but members
Of the house Of bishops are admitted 10 the
sessions of that body. The bishops transmit
announcements of their doings to the lower
house through DR.. Tatlock, their secretary,
whose grave approach in the middle aisle of
the church every now and then is greeted by
the president of the house of deputies with
the stereotyped expression: "A message from
the house of bishops" Secretary Tatlock
gravely hands u written document to Secre-
tary Hutchins, the two secretaries gravely
bow to each other, and Secretary Hutchins
gravely reads the message, at the suggestion
of DR.. Dix. that THE secretarv will read the
message from the house of bishops The
whole process is a grave one, and is breath
lessly watched by the people in the galleries.
The Office Of secretary of the house of
bishops, so acceptably filed by DR.. Tatlock,
is elective, es are those of president and SEC
rotary of the lower house. The presidency
of the upper house, however, is not elective,
but belongs to the Oldest bishop of tho
church, that is, Oldest in service. At present
the office is occupied by the Right Rev. John
Williams, the venerable bishop Of Connect
cut. EDWARD BUNNELL PHELPS
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-17
ASTRONOMICAL TlD-BlTS.

There is an impression that gastrouomic
Injuries, especially the imported luxuries,
are to be higher this season.
Most of the Americans home from a tour
in England are prepared to make an affidavit
that home roast beef is the best.
In the line Of fancy biscuit and crackers
some new kinds have already appeared for
the luncheon and afternoon teas of the season.
Seasonable game is abundant and of very
fair quality, although the man who cannot
shoot any attributes it to the wet summer. "
Cheese candles, sausages, ham and toma-
toes, all made OF candy, but a real imita-
ton of the genuine articles" is the latest in
Partisan confectionery.
At one of the fashionable clubs in town
where they gastronomicaily initiate the Eng
Esh, veal and ham pie is now regular thing
OF the restaurant bill OF fare.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-17
ROYAL elUSHES.

Princess Beatrice is an excellent whip and
drives a very high stepping pony
The Empress Augusta gave 500 to the fund
for the relief OF the sufferers by the Antwerp
explosion.
King Ja,Ja, the deposed potentate of west
Africa, now spends days and weeks playing
tolitaire, the distractions of which have saved
him from a premature grave
The empress of Germany wears st court
fe.es a magnificent agraffe in diamonds
which belonged TO Napoleon and which was
attached TO bis hat at Waterloo
The late Prince Of Monaco Is said TO have
been Of an adventurous disposition IN his
youth For several years be was an actor
and won considerable success in Paris His
cheerful disposition did Tot desert him sven
In his last wars when be had become kHnd
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-17

And that was really the best she could do
None Of her drawings have been published,
and her family and friends dislike having
publicity given to her efforts; but have an
idea that year or two hence, after Mrs
Chanler shall have returned from Europe,
we shall ell enjoy a genuine literary and ar
tistic sensation. Suppose two such remarka
bic geniuses as Amelie and Daisy Rives col
laborate in a beautifully illustrated book of
horse sketches and poems. with the spirit,
character, romance, tragedy, sentiment and
humor Of the nohlest OF animals brought
out by such pen and such a penciEwIil it
not be book worth havingl
RosxRr GRAVES
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-17
LABOR NOTES.
There are 1873 unions in Paris.

There are l3S unions in Paris.
Chicago has female factory inspectors.
Pittsburg has nine union musical bands
New Hampshire has nearly 900 deserted
farms
The twentieth anniversary of the formation
of the Knights of Labor viii occur on Thanks
giving day.
Europe has 200 unions Of men who sew for
a living. The members earn about g week
and live and dress poorly.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-17
Out Of tho Woods.

Luxuriant verdure decks the plains no more;
The days for outside sports are almost DER;
The flies no more disturb the lowing train;
The organ grinder leaves the rural lane;
The girls no moro in hanmocks done or swing;
The angler lies no more about his string;
The players from the diamond disappear;
The umpires safe until another year
Boston Courier
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-17
aail9 eagle
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
THE BIG EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
NOW IN SESSION.
st. Georges Church. Where 1t Is Being
Held-How the Daily Sessions Are Con-
ducted-The Interest Felt in the Pro-
ceedings by the Public.
Especial Correspondence.l

NEW YORK. sssS. LAS the metropolis of
the country, this city is natural site for as
semblages of national character. With the
possible exception of the few weeks of mid
summer, almost every week of the year wit
nesses some national convention or other in
session in New York
These conventions, conversations, assem-
blages, meetings, or whatever their respect
I've titles may be, are all but infinite in va
riety and number. They range all the way
from national convention of baseball play
ers to national ecclesiastical convocation.
Just now it is body Of the latter description
that is meeting here. AS ali the newspaper
reading public knows by this time, the gen
eral convention of the Protestant Episcopal
church IN the United States Of America has
been In session in this city since the early
part of the present month 1t is the central
governing body of the American branch of
the established church of England, and as
such is inferior In Importance to no ecclesias-
teal body in this country. The cburchmen
who make up the convention are the acknowl-
edged leaders Of the great denomination to
which they belong. Thedeliberations of such
body composed Of such men naturally at
tract widespread interest.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-17
Consolation,

Little Sister-Ma wants you, Sammy.
Wherev'e you beeni
Sammy-Fishin'.
Little Sister-Did you catch anythingl
Sammy tsadly)-Nothinr all
Little Sister treassuringlyl-Ohl but you
will when you get home-Cleveland Leader.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-17

Hostess-Wont you sing something, Mr.
Greenei
Mr.. Greens-There are so many strangers
here, /
Hostess-Never mind them; they u be gone
before you get half through.-The Epoch.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-17

Squeers-I want a name for my horse
What can you suggest
Nickleby-Call hin Money.
Squeers-Why.
Nickleby-Goes fast New York Sun
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-17
HlaukC CITY IAA0o

Our form of lease on city property II the
most complete and perfect one yet gotten
mp 1t was Pies pared by anattorney who
is authorityon such business SIT
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-17
A EIrtle Solid Comfort.

Though we cannot but regret
The baseball season ended,
There's little solid comfort
With our weight OF sorrow blended
When we feel tina: we'll be free,
For ut least six long months more.
From answering through the telephone
Say, mister. what's the scores"
Minneapolis Tribune.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-17

Free reclining chair car. are now running
on all trains on the C., 4 q \. railway,
Rock lsi.nd Route, e.een wehisA
St Louis
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-17

Scale books. coal tickets, etc, for sale q:
this Office. Orders by mail viii receive
prompt attention. Address The Wichita
EAGLE, Wichita. Kan sSH
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-17

nTTDn HEADS. Note Heads, Ed
IEIiNR velopes, Business Cards, esc- i.
LII I'LL ali kIrGs o. Stationery for Of
6ce use, Lstaosrapted and
Printed By the Wichita EAGLE, WIchita.
Kansas
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-17
SeAS0uable.

The rolling seasons in their round
Have brough: Us autumn sssIl and soseEnE-
Ard chesenuss in the woods are found
As well Is n - s.,nx n.asarnn
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-17
SCHOOL
S ERIN END z n T S.

1zsf ese1asesl ssA fzr sass 81 sais sSes 'Esssss
e Teachers a sssny fer ~ s@ssrssts>essS a.
Principals &C Cokzsoy. CIT 49, skAoAS
81 EOoi1s- ca. - @s~e - asy CRY ~ 800 q
- . esa.s.ss.s o n % ex--y u tss ss>bss bsssz
81 Cls<s 4 c~-sr Ysxssss naxt- u a. eses ~ &sA
A.y s<<-e.s s>es rs<sas& e = esrss fes sse 49,
q g fer se1gsas sa56-aG. c-es-s ~ 81 W ~
CO. - r<szrs sstszsaas- As6r<s
The WICHITA EAGIk
WECzErA- KAx3A&
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Wut. SSHtne IL gphu.

uniere 9auptnabruns 1T uub bleibt
bas Gleii@, unb nm iol@es frif9 urb
gut gu erlangen, fann man unm6gli6
einen auberldiIgeren Warft finben, ais
ben BON Wm. 96fing & Sobn, go.
511 Npe. s. Sic 6erren baben benz
Gei9mad ibrer 2unben &e9nurg ge=
trasen unb III ibrem gtabliKement elite
falte 2uftmai9ine erri9tet, peI9e allen
MnfDroerungen fit grbaltung unb @nt=
fernung i9dbli@er Sngrebien3en bes
6leif9es entipri9t. sic baben beffdn=
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBer
8prratb bon Waitbieb, aus mel6em
nur bas 8efte fit lire &unben sewdblt
miro. Wer reel bebient fem mill. Der
befu9e ben Warft, So. 511
Wbenue 6. 1,10t1
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Oier5taiabrt9e Grfabrnng elmer
alien wdrteriu.

Oars. 8inslOws Sootbins Sprup pirb
ben elmer eer belten DcftDrinnen unb ben
Warterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten Der.
idrieten. ct murbe felt 40 Sabren bon
Wf%ilicnen, bon Wittern unb 3inbern nit
rie feblenbem @rfrlse sebrauGt, iOwDbl
BON benz 6 Ease a!ten Sinbe, ME bon er.
wadienen &inbern. St beieitist S&drfe
i'm Wasen, befreit bon Binbtolic unb re-
sulirt bic @ebdrme; er periaaft far Sir.
Der unb Mitter Hube unb Wchlbebasen.
Wir slauben, caB Der Sprup bas beffe
unb fiderts Mittel 1T sesen Dbienterie
uno Diarrbpe BEL 8inbern. slei9oiel cb
burd 3abnen peruriadt ober burd anbes
re nria&en. Cine gebraudsanpeiiuna
mirb ieoer 6laide beiseseben. sc 1T
feins ddt, wenn nidt ba8 Tacfmile bon
Curtis u. 8ertins auf Der 4usenieite Der
@inpaduns entbalten 1T. Sn allen MpD.
theten gu baben, bic Tlaide rs Gents.
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E =.

= Sa 9untsbiae tpur6e Der 8runos
ffeiu our rteuen Sam 9outOn Normals
i6ule gelegt.
: Der @rocerit @m. &ei9ert in
Souiton bat fauirt.
= @eots &nippa BON ubaloe bate
bic Sunfetbabn ouf $500 SdaSener'
iab oertlagt, neil cine oOrtiberfabrenoe
3otomOtibe bur6 Gunten feline Seu'
f9Ober 5eeft0rt bate, pobur9 ibm obts
ger 8erlut erwu6s. 9ie Surp ipra9
ibm $500 gu unb ct bat appelirt.
Nus Siasboro pirb gemelbet;
Sn benz bon Serrn CARRIER gebobrten
8runnen 1T man in elmer 3iefe bon
1876 CUB auf ein artefii6es gaiiin ges
tommen, uno Der @aHerfirom, wel6en
es Iiefert, pirb auf 10000 @aaonen
per Sag seiddBt. Ser StrabI fpringt
10 Sub iiber bic Grboberfd9e binaus.
= Sn @reenpile lit es i'm plane,
cine Obf.Yrdierpes 6abrit gu erri6ten.
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Ser CINDERELLA gdnb sgtcre,

gde Oft'9oufonfraBe urb Nbenue c.,
bieier beliebte 9aben Der .9tabt, bat
ieinen neuen 8orratb bon 6 . m r.
f6uben fir 9erren, Damen unb
Ginber erbalten uno bat cine unber=
alei6li6e Nusmabl aller @orten uno
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella G9ubs
Store fiibrt nur bic Gabritate Der beffen
Gabriten unb iberbietet 9aes, mas i'm
biefigen Marft gu baben 1T. Specia=
iitdt fit 9erren: Der &odforb S9ub
fir So. SO berlobnt fi6 Der Miibe, i'm
CINDERELLA Store b~orauipree
6en, ebe man anberstpo fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-24
GiHe Sicbcre @elo.Slnlnoe

lit etne ielhe, ppn irel4er Sbnen unter @ardntte suaes
iidert irerpen fam, paB le befrieptsenpe 6eiultate lie
fert, iptbrt9enfaa5 pa8 ~anseleste Sch 5uriidseSablt rtrb.
Iuf bteier 8aii8 tbnnen Sic BON Dem unten anaesez
bencn apptbetcr cine 6lai6e ppn On. Sings Neuem
S9ntnbiu6tS : &eilmittel tdufen. SO lpirb saranttrt,
rap bdielbe inter alien 1lmitdnpen @rlethterun9 aez
lrabrt, menn man e8 9e9en irgenb nelde 2eipen Ser
aeb1e, Der 8ruit pper her 2unsen anmenbet = mie
SdhrinbIudt, 2un9enent5lnpung, Srpn9tti8, @itbma,
Seudbuiten, 9rdune &c. &c. G8 lit a~n9eue9m ~ein,unebz
men unb i6medt gut, lit pbats fiber unp man fam iA
tmn1er bdrduf ~eerldIien'
Grpbe1ui8en fret in alien aprtbefen. @pbGeiale BET
OreiB, Gbpmpipn ii. Gp.
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Syiir Ban : 9ontraftcrett.
Mapors Office,
Sun W1tDnio4 %. Sent.. 1889.

gerfiegeIte 4nsebote pers
ben entgegengenommen in bieier Office
biz Sieustag, ben l. October, 1889,
Miita9s II llbr fir Die grri6tung eines
8 dulbaue iii arbi 9 e
Ginoer.
Nae 8ater baben ein Oepoiitum BON
$3.50 misunderstanding 0ouars)
in baar ODER in beglaubistem gbed als
@arantie gu binterle9en.
pldne unb 9peclficatiOneu iinb in
Der Office 6es @itp @letts sinauieben.
9is Staot behdlt fi9 bas &e6t bot,
eins uno ole Ange6ote 3uriid3uweilen.
Die a%uBebote inb nit benz 8ermerf
gu berieben: Proposals for building
of School House" unb al ben Mapor
5u ob1eifren.
Brpan @aIla9ban,
Qtteitirt; MsaDor,
s. 9. @laubon, 5tabt @lerf.
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9as WcrDtenft feat!

Ni uhuIheu ~un5eren Mitbnrssrn mtt,utheiIen, Raj
mir Or. Rings neues S6pintfu6tS 9ettmittel berettS
felt elmer Reibe BON 9abren pertaufeH, eteuio Or
Rings Reue eeber Btaen, BudIenS arnisa Salbe uni
Gleetrie SitterS, unb eab mir ntemalS 9~etlmtttel rers
fault babeu, bic 10 aut vaeben4 cter bic 70 aasemein
befrieeist babeu, ME eteis. Wir 36sern tetnen Gu9ens
bltd, bic @arantte fur eieie Wittel ieher 3ett ~ nber'
nebmen une limb tets tereit, oa5 peraussabie @ele bus
iii SujabIen, penu tbrem Gebraufe feline befriebigen.
Zen Reiultate Sefolst tue. Dieie Wittel p%ereanfen thrs
arpbe 9cpularttdt ibren ~eiseueu 8ereienfeH. 3um
Sertauf in alien NpCtbeien uub in her Drcsuen : @ross
gambling ron Drstb, Zbpmricn u. 60.
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MQcrlet.

9sute, tur3 nod Mitternadt
uutbe elm blinber Geueralarm geaeben
Srei Sungen beriibtea ben llnfug
Eeuer 3u rufen; fe fabeH ben &aud
aus benz 56prnfein beg Maf6inen.
raums Der n@rpreB" entfteieen.
= 9ie Gommifion, ipelGe cine &c.
eignete Stobt our grri9tuns bes Srren.
aipls i'm Sibneftli6en 5eras beffim.
men iou, pirb ON. 26. bic Nniprii9t
bon Borne, am 81. bic BON Gerrpile
am 80. bic bon 9esuin; am 3. Ottobe,
bic bon upaloe unb bann Der &eibe
nod Die bon @aitrobile, glmenborf,
6loresnile, @uero, 8eebiue, Corpus
Gbrifi, 2arebo &c. unteriu1en.
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GalifprninsgRefme.

Weinliebbaber finben elm groBes 9as
ger BON feinen California Weinen BEL
Serrn s. S. Mener am Mlamo
pla5a. 9err Naeper iu6t bic Meine
on Srt uno STEELE aus uf.b fauft brett
aus Dem 9eqer Ter Wein3ii6ter. gls
gutem 9enner 9elingt es ibm ffeis, bic
beften Sorten a%us3uwdblen. Ct fann
feline 2unben utto Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen perieben. &otbz unb
WeiBweine in ooraiigli6er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @allone = frei
tns 0aus geliefert.
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SamaritansNervine, Der sroBe Seer:
benz e3pinger, 1T unf6dbbar Bel allen
Nerbenleioen. Sem 9immeI iei
Sant!"-fagte &eb. %. 8. Martin BON
Me6auictown, Matplanb, = .Samari.
tansNervine bat mid bon meinen Seer.
ben' Nnfdllen gebeilt!" Sir $3.50 BEL
allen Npotbetern.
Dies Mittel bat mid curirt, uno i'd
balte es fir ems Der beiten Blutreinis
gungs'Mittel, bic es giebt!" - 70. s.
9agoob, Mt. pinifon, Nlab.
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GAN peSru gprinas parf,

5. &erbIe, Bddier. DieIer fibIe
unb i6attige Parf lit Der popuIdrfe Ct
boIuu9splaB Der Staot uno umgeaenb
fir Gaailien unb eignet fi6 aud be-
fonbers sur Nbbaltuna bon pripats
pitnits. 0err Scribe III Elm iebr cuff
mertiamer Wirtb. Der itets beiirebt 1T,
bic @iui6e Ser @dite 3u erfluen.
Seben Sonntas Nadmittag unb gbenb
finbet elm Grei.3onaert ffatt,
ausgefabrt bon Der Ser. Staaten Nis
litdr 2apele. 17,7,toN
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Wir iinb mod ni9t beranIaBt,
unier groBes Eager bpn neuea unb ge.
brau6ten pianos unb Orseln gu Der.
taufen, benHD6 f0nnen mir before Sers
mine unb biligere preile unter gutter
8arantie geben tpie ie6es anbere @eI6dft.
Sbos @oggan & Bros.,
208 Commerce > StraBe.
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1aSfaae uaob Gurppa.

Die Ngsnturen bes Serrn %. 5.
Ooung, go. l Commerce s StraBe,
6 Nntoniu, unb $50. SOB Main,
StraBe, Dallas, bertreteu nur Die
anertannt beiten europdiiden 9ampfer=
2inien. Serr Ooung 1T i'm Stanbe bic
bill en Eaten gu geber. er=
tbeilt bereitwilig iebe getpinf9te Suss
funft unb beior9t iebr prompt ale i'm,
ibergebenen Nuftrdge, Wer nod @us
ropa gu reiien miini6t, ober 8ermanbte
beriiberfommen laRen mill, penbe fi6
an irgenb cine Der genannteu Mgenturen .
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aud cine gut duIbiBung.
Grau: rMein 8Ott, bos 6IeiI6
riedt ia f6Onl"
Mebser: %, bas bat nidts gu ia
gen, gn6bige 6rau. Sas Sdpein rod
f6on, als es nod lebte!"
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Spracufe, %. g., IA. Geb., 80
Sn 6oIse zines Jales berIebte i'd
mid f6per, unb NOR ni6t i'm Stanoe,
mid nieber3uIegen. Se6s Wo6en uar
i'd ae3tpungen, i'm Stuble gu liben.
ct. Satobs. Del beilte mid p~olfdnbig.
-@harles &. 6eslen.
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~ M. s.. Cutteriine, 1876
Of: 9%outons5 traBe, plumbers, Sass
unb steam : 6itters, balten fi6 benz
8ublitum fir lle in ibrGa6i4lagenoen
Nrbeiten empfobIen unb beripreden
prompte 8eiorgung aIer Iuftrdge.
Grouleuhter, @assGirtures, 8abepan.
men. @lofets &c. iiets an 9aub.
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& b b.

d.; o0sr ounb i6eiut fur6tbar
b5sattia 81 ieiH."
8: Ben Nliur gerabe ni@t, aber
Der 20ier iIe9t ben gaa3en Sag auf
Dem ShDnfe meiHer Sdmie9ermutterI"
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sar Die @ebinbe Der idmmtli6en
biefigen 8rauereien merben BON ben
"San Antonio Cooperage Works,
go. 10S unb 10 Nufiu StraBe, ats
gefertigt. gigentbimer Der i'm 9roBs
artisfieu NtaBtabe eingeri9teten &iferei
1T Serr Geo. Manbrn, einer uns
ierer unternebmenbifen 8iirger, Der iein
Sad sriinbli@ berftebt. Nle Iuftrdae
tperben prompt ausgefibrt. DAB Die
8rauereien bic bier gema9ten JdRer
ben lmpprtirten b~Or3ieben, III cine Ins
ertennung ber beimii6en SuOuftrie unb
ibrer Sabrifate.
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sD- SIN beliebten Wiiitpns'
@artem lino @B3immer eiaseridtet
unb e%r6fnet morbeu, poielbft man res
suldre Mabl3eiten einnebmea unb a la
carte fpeiien tann. Mabl3eiteu perben
i'm eigenen 8ei9irr ausgeianot unb auf
Muni9 Dinners unb Soupers Ing 9aus
geliefert. 4ufmerfiame Seoienung unb
prompte Nusfibrung Der Nuftrdge gas
rantirt. Hheimer Il @aul.
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gSarmums! rmter5eidmet fetnc gtOtem.

0dn0ler un6 Ngenten, mel9e NOten
ftr elm auf Mb3ablungen p~erfauftes
pianO ober Orgel %Derlangen, %perfaufen
ober iibertragen bieie Noten an @noere,
unb i'm Sale ber nidt pinttli6en Sab
lung 1T bas Smftrument iOpie bas be-
reits ge3ablte @elo fiber perloren.
Sbos. @oggan & Bros, 208
Commensurate, San antonip, pertaus
fen Yiauos unb Orgeln an leidten Ibs
sablungen obne Noten unb 3inien.
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~ yDenft an Die alamo"
unb b~ereitet @u9 auf bas balbige grs
i6einsn beg uW iener Eager Bic.
bpr.
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ray Warum molt Sbr pianos suei=
felbafter Site bon reiienbeu SanoIern
faufen, tuenn Sbr Die e9teu Gmerion
in Der neuel fen Nusfiibrung btliger
unb inter lei6te<sn 8%ebtngungen in
benz b~epdbrten @ei6dftsbaufe BON
Sbos. @oggan & Bros. buben
fGnnt2
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9emtib Gmgliibe g6mle,

auertannt tidtiss ee1ranfaIt fir anabsn
nnb Mdbden; felt breibis Sabren in reser
Birffamseit. 8ortreffide 9ebrirdfte inter Be.
iudbrter 2eitung. Der ensIifden SpraGe tpirb,
ipie Der beutfden, boIle Rednung g~etrasen.
Aubtrbem l1nferridt i'm Gbanifden. Ginger.
mabsn borbereitete GdiIer finoen ~jeber3eit
slufnatme. Adtere ausfunft ertbeilen Serr
8. @roos, @raFbent bes S1ul. 8~orfanbes
unO B m. 8arbed, Direction ber anffalt.