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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-10
Fifth-The gavo.te-a step that is part min
uet and part waltz.

Fifth--The gavo.te-a step that is part min.
uet and part waltz.
WRITE TO HER MOTHER.
l am in receipt of an invitation, which reads:
Miss Grace C. At home, Thursday, Febru-
ary o. Dancing" Accompanying il IL her
mothers card, also, both of which are printed.
Who should the letter of acceptance be ad-
dressed to, Miss or Mrs, and what would be
good form? A READER.
The letter of acceptance should be addressed
to the mother. Say simply: Mr.. - accepts
with pleasure the invitation Of Mrs. - for
(and give day and date.)
Third-If lady goes to party with gentle
man should the lady take 1t for granted that
her escort will take her out to supper?
Second-Or might she accept the invitation
of another gentleman?
Third-After dancing should the lady thank
the gentleman or vice versa or is it out of place
for either to do SO?
First-Yes.
Second--No.
Third-Thanks are not necessary.
CALL AFTER THE TEA.
First-lsi it considered ''the thing" to call after
tea, having attended that entertainment?
Second-If lady invites agentleman she has
known some time to her house to a small COM
pany, but has never asked him to call before,
should he pay call after the company without
being askedP MAGGIE MAY.
FirSt-YeS.
Second-Yes. The obligation of call after
party or reception is not governed by any
previous circumstances.
DATE IT, OF COURSE.
rlrSJ-Wll you klnuly INFORM a constant
reader if it is proper to date an acceptance to
reception?
Seconds it not proper to date all letters,
notes, acceptances, regrets, etc., under all
circumstancesf
First-Yes.
Second-Yes
DO AS YOU PLEASE.
If a lady goes to church with a gentleman
on his invitation, is she expected to con.
tribute at the collection, or should he do SO for
both? AUNT DINAH
Each person should contribute to the plate
or not as he or she pleases, without regard to
the other.
AT AN EVENING TEA.
First-Do you dress in evening dress for
an evening tea, from to 10?
Second-Do you leave your card?
Third-Do you have to call after the tea?
COUNTRY GIRL.
First-You can go in evening dress to late tea
if You choose to do so, but it is not improper to
go in bonnet.
second-Leave your card on card receiveras
you depart
Thlrd-Yes
TRADE LASS
Please inform me the meaning of the words
trade lass" as used in society, and oblige.
F. p. PHILLIPS.
Trade lass' is a term we never heard in So
ciety or anywhere else, and hope We never
shall. The meaning is probably nearly equiva-
lent to the abomination ''saleslady" and means
saleswoman.
The AUTHOR OF DON'T.
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This Weeks Attractions.

WILLIAM ]. GILMoREs new and highly
praised legendary spectacle, entitled "rhe
Twelve Temptations" will be introduced at
the Bijou Theater Monday evening, with Al
imposing cast brilliant costumes, gorgeous
stage settings and all the accessories which go
to make up "a show" of this description. The
management announce 26 tons of scenery. and
other properties, a small army of people, and
everything necessary for grand spectacular
display, the material of which is said to have
involved an expense of $4,000. The play of
1.-THE Twelve Temptations was produced in
New York about Is years ago lyy the late James
6. Fisk, Jr. He was then proprietor and man
ager Of the Grand Opera House in that city,
and he lavished fortune on its production.
Some old-time theater-goers who saw the play
say they never saw anything on such magnif-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-10
1T MUST BE MEMORABLE.
The Final Quarterly Session of the Teach
ers' Institute Promises Well-Division
Institute and School Notes.

ers' Institute Promises Well-Division
Institute and School Notes.
The final quarterly session of the Pitts
burg Teachers Institute will likely occur
on the last Friday evening in March. 1t
being the last session of the series, efforts are
making to have an unusually brilliant gather
ing.
Short lectures will be given by General John
Eaton, ex-United States Commissioner of Edu-
cation; Hon. John Hancock, superintendent
of Public Instruction of Ohio; DIR. w. E. Shell
don, editor of the NelU England School Journal,
and John w. Dickinson, Superintendent of
Public Instruction of Massachusetts,.
A division institute will be given the following
morning for the teachers of Step 8. Glass drill
by Miss Martin, of the Knox school.
Superintendent Luckey received a letter
yesterday from the authorities in charge of the
United States school exhibit for the Paris Ex-
position, seeking Information as to what the
Pittsburg educators were doing toward the
realization of the exhibit of the primary work
assigned to Pittsburg, and that they could not
give later than March 20 to complete the work.
honor accorded to Pittsburgi the instructions
about what was needed were so indefinite that
he asked for further information. Mr.. Luckey,
no answer having been received to this request
could do nothing without further information.
However, in order to have proper showing of
Pittsburg's schools primary work, Mr.. Luckey
has called a meeting Of the principals next
Tuesday at A o'clock at the Central Board
rooms to arrange plan of action.
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Well Deserved Fortune.


Thomas NJ. Wiley, who took one Of the
prizes in the Chicago Daily News advertise
ment competition, is the advertising man
for Mrs. Harriet Hubbard Aver (Recamier
Mfg. Company, 80 and "a Park Place, New
York. He is graduate of West Point, an
ex-oficer of the regular army, and resigned
his position as business manager of Hart
ford, Conn, paper to accept his present
position. The advertising that he has con-
Quoted for Mrs. Aver has been among the
boldest and most striking that the news
paper press has seen in many years. Not
withstanding his duties in this direction,
which are exacting in the extreme, Mr..
Wiley finds time to write advertisements
for other people.
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NEwToNs SYSTEM OF DRESS CUTTING.
Perfect Fitting Patterns Cut to Order.

OF the many different systems now being
taught, "Newton's" is the simplest, least
complicated and easiest to learn. A waist
cut with the tailor shoulder, bias under
arm dart aud curved bust not only gives a
perfect fit, but grace and beauty to the form.
Pupils can begin at any time. Test waists
cut for those desirous Of learning. 1 draft
directly upon the cloth. Terms reasonable.
Patterns cut to measure either on paper
or lining guaranteed to fit in every par
ticular, as we take Is different measure
ments and make the darts and curvaturss to
suit the figure. Full instructions in basting
given with each pattern. Call and secure a
pattern. System taught and patterns cut by
E. NJ. Newton, at White Sewing Machine
Rooms, IL Sixth st.
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Wedding Bells.

A quiet wedding took place on Tuesday even
ing at st. Mary's Church, Lawrenceville. Rev.
Father Bremen officiating The groom was Mr.
James B. Ridge, and the bride was Miss Mary
A Smith, both of this city. After the ceremony
a reception was held at the residence of the
brides mother, followed by sumptuous we'd
ding supper, where toaSts and congratulatory
speeches furnished most enjoyable sequel to
so pleasant an event.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-10

The plans for the roof of the new Gov
ernment building have been completed and
are now in the city. 1t will be the duty of
reporter yet unborn to publish the fact
that the roof has been completed accord
ing to the plans drawn in this century be-
fore.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-10
Lace Department.

Our new department. we open on Monday,
the 18th inst, with all the choice and new
patterns in Chantilly and Spanish guipure
ho1nclngs. Russian and fsh drapery nets,
stripes and polka spots.
MwFsu HUGUs & HACKE.
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KANSAS CITY. Mo.
Circular Letter No. 3.


Comrades:
The attention of these headquarters has been
called to the fact that some Grand Army posts, as
such. by resolution or other official action, have
recommended persons for appointive offices poll
tical in character. Such action is in violation of
the spirit and letter of article XI Of our Rules and
Regulations which reads as follows:
mo officer or comrade of the Grand Army of
the Republic shall in any manner use this organ
iZation for partisan purposes, and no discussion
of partisan questions shall be permitted at any of
its meetings, nor shall any nomination for polit-
cal Office be made.''
Certain it is that this practice is liable to breed
dsscnsion in our ranks, and one that in the opfn-
ion of the Commander in Chief should be dtscon-
tinued for the good of the order. Recommends
tions of this or that person for political office,
whether elective or appolntive, shall be made by
comrades solely as citizens.
Yours in fraternity, charity and loyalty.
WIN. WARNER, Commander in Chief.
EUGENE =. WEIGEL, Adiutant General.
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Dress Gnads

And elegant assortment of novelties in
plaids, checks and stripes = new spring
colors, at SOC per yard.
MwFsu HUGUS & HACKE.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-10

For good fitting dress suit or overcoat
go to Pitcairn's, 434 Wood street. wsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-10
Important From Henduuarter,.

The following information, given publicity
for the first time through the columns of The
DISPATCH this morning, will attract the closest
attention of Grand Army men all over the
country:
HEADQUARrERs GARND ARMY OF
THE REPUBLIC
KANSAS CITY, No., March /, 1889. y
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Niersieiabrtae G~rfahrnng elmer
alien QSdrterin.

Wlrs. @insluws Soothing Shrup mirb
bon elmer Ger belten Doftprinnen unb ben
Wdrterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten pers
idrietsn. @r purbe felt 40 'Sahren bon
Wilionen, bon Wittern unb Sinbern nit
ME feblenbem @rfrlse sebraudt, iomObl
bon benz 6 Gage alien Sinbe, ME bon ers
madienen Stnbern. ST beleitist Sddrfe
i'm Masen, befreit bon Winbfplic unb res
8ulirt bic @ebirme; er peridaft fir Sin,
Der unb Witter Gahe unb 8cAlbebasen.
Wir slauben, baB Der Shrup bas Bette
unb liderfe Mittel 1T sesen DHienterie
unb Diurrbre bel Sinberu, sleidpiel Of
bura 3ahnen seruria4t pber burd anbes
re llrfaden. Cine @ebruudsanweiiuns
wirb jeber 6faide beiseseben. SO 1T
feins ddt, penn nidt bas Sacfimile BON
Curtis u. Berfins auf Der 9lusenieite Der
@inpaduns entbalten 1T. Sn allen Mpn.
tbefen Su baben, bic Tlai9e 25 Gents.
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Wnt. 4 81 suhu.

uniere 5auptnabrung 1T unb bleib1
bas Gleif9, unb UNI iol6es frif6 nro
gut gu e%rlangen, fann mat unm6gli9
einen 5uperldffgerer Marft finben, als
ben bon Wrt. SDfling & 5obn, SEQ.
511 Mbe. s. 9ie 9erren baben BEN
@ei9mad ibrer aunben &e9rung ges
tragen unb in ibrem @tabiiHement cine
talte 2uftmaf6ine erri@tet, tpel6e olen
Wnforoerungen fir grbaltung unb Gnts
fernung i6dbli@er S%ngre6iensen bes
Gleii9es entipri9t. Sic baben beffdn=
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen sroBen
8orratb bon Maifbieb, aus pel6em
muir bas 8eite fir lire 9unben gendblt
miro. Wer reea bebient fein min, BET
beiu6e ben Martt, $50. Sill
Mbenue 6. 1,10t1
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$40; nov 6Y;He,,

- Bel Der britten 2eiung Der Mrbeis
tersN rbeitsberf9erungs s@orIage belt
6trit Bismard cine beiBenbe &ebe, In
t3el9er ct faete, baB ct fi9 iiber bic OBJ
petition ber Greifinnieen iti9t tuunbere.
baB ct aber nidt ertpartet babe, haB
aud elm 95eiI BET Natinnaliberalen unb
2onferbatiben fold cine abIebnenbe
Saltung sesen Die 8orlase einnebmen
tpiirben. Gum S9llB fagte er: SD
tpinf9e bic Bin Dor ben Schumacher ers
lebist, benn Memanb weiB, Oh mir
nd9ffes Sabr 10 bel MRBe baben her.
ben, tuie iebt. Sd bite bic 2oaierbos
tipen, Nationaliberalen unb ale rei@ss
treueit parteien, fi9 lossuiasen bon ben
Go3ialitens, polens, WeIfens, Grans
aofens unb Gorti@rittIer : parteien."
BAD elmer gruiberung Bamberger's
bertaste fi9 oas 9aus.
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ssie lit Sies!

Sir bieten ~einbuuoert Dollars Belpbnung
fir ieben GaG BON aatarrb, bet nidt bnr9 Gin.
nebmen bon ,Saa's Satarrb Rur sebeiIt tueroea
Fam.
8. $. gbeneb & Co., eisentbdmer,
Solebo, Ohio.
@ir bic rlnter3eidneten baben 8. s. gbeneb
felt ben Iebten Is Sabren sefaunt urb balten
i'm fir bolsommen ebrenbaf in allen &C.
f4dftsban6lunsem unb inanSieI befdtist,
aIe bon feiner girma eimsesansenen gerbinb.
Iidteiten gu erfIueu.
@ef & Sruar, @robbanbels . 9rosuiFsn,
SoIebo, Ohio.
@aIbimg a, Rinnan& MARTIN, @ros.
banbels. DrOsuifen, solebO, SblO.
9. s. Ban Soefen, Rafiirer SoIebo Sta.
tional 8dnf, 9nIebo, Ohio.
Sal's aotarrb Rur pirA innerliG senomrneu
un6 pirft brett auf bas Blut uno Bic fGIei.
misen SberFd4en bes SbFems. 8euanife
fret perianbt. Nreis rs Gents fit Die GIafd,e.
8ertauft bon allen gpotbeteru.
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Sin feefranfer 9aKaafer

Sin ~feefranfer @aKa8ier auf BEN
Osean fimmert fi@ ipenis UNI einen Sturm.
esi ibm gang sIei@siIts, Ob er iber 8orb
seipilt pirb ODER nidt. 81 aber bur6 elm
ODER atuei Beinsldfer bpa 90 fetters 81 a.
Q enbitterS fein 2eihen nieber geboben, 70
interefirt CT iiG nit erbSbtem offer fir feline
perfonlide Stde-beit. Dieles bortrefHide
Rorreftibmittel neutreIifrt bic fdabliden 8er-
uareinigunsen i'm nbsefaubenen @ader, pie
90 an 8crb bon SOFTEN aum SdaSen ber &C.
funobeit 70 oft s~etrunten iperben mug, unb bic
gstsobali9 @asea., eeber- unb llnterleibsbe-
lGDsrben' berurfaden. Sir ben Seemann,
ben Eourifen, ben 4ionier unb geramaun I'M
8efen 1T bas 8itters unfdatbar ais elm
SdutmitteI sesea Walaria, tpsna beren Seine
IN 2nft unb @aHer entbalten fnb. @eeen tor
perIi4e ODER seiRise abipannuns 1T es bas ;u.
berldffgfe SpeaiFfum, uno aussemerselten
unb nerbSisa Yerionen biIft 60 3u f9leuni9tr
nnO Sur9sreifeaber @ieOersetpiununs ibrsr
&rdfte.
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9ie giteratltr meiuer frall.
Don ID. Koiiafemik.


Des MDrgens, glei9 na@bem id aufs
9etanoen mar, ndberte i6 mid ber
Wano, mo- Der 2alenber bling, unb rib
bas Bldtt1en NIT Dem geftrigen 9as
tum ME Id es tagtdgli6 au tbu1 pfegs
te, ab.
9er13. DECEMBER mar elm unsem6bus
li9er Sag in meinem 2eben. Wit
i9uar3eu Bu1ftaben itanb er bot mir,
unb unten, nit etmas tleinerem Crude,
tpar 2ucie, Der Same Der patronin bies
fes 9ages, beraei9net.
gs mar Der Namenstag meilttr Gralt.
G@on bas biertemal berbringe i6
bieien Sag einiam, berlahen-
9anse ftanb i'd 10 in betr Mnblid oes
2alenbers Deriunfen, big mid elm Glos
pfen an bet Sbir medte =. Blumen
bra1te man mir, tpel9e i'd geifern beinl
@drtner befteat bate. giligft sog i'd
mid at. Damn tpu,6e i'd gefraet, Oh
man mir ben 2affee seben f0nne.
Nein, meine CUTE paplomna, auttpors
tete i9; i'd babe gile unb bin auBerbem
gar ni9t bungrig. unb.--... beute
tperbe i9 au9 ri9t gu Mittag fommett.
Die paplotpna brumntte 6iesmal ni9t,
tpie fie es gemObnli9 that, penn i'd ibr
uaeiu Musbleibeu au Mittag an3ei9te.
Sc mar f9On 5ebn ubr. Sd 5og ben
6erbitpaletOt on, ging gum 9@reibtiid
uH6 0fnete bort eth gebeimes Sad, aug
tpel9em i'd einige tleine, f1mar3gebuns
bene NDti5bi6er nabm. 9as mar bic
2iteratur meiner Jrau.
Na9 einigen Minuten befan6 i6 mid
IHon auf Der Sreppe, nit ben Noti3z
bt9ern in Der 9anb. Sd fieg In einen
Wagei1 urb lieB mid mad benz Grieb.
bofe bringen. Bei ber 2inie lief Id ball
ten unb leste ben &ef bes Weses 81
Jus suriid.
Stun fam i9 an Der Jriebbofsmauer
borbei binter pelher bic bonn Bldtters
f1mud beraubteu Bdume traurig, mie
abgefiorben, b~erporftarrten. 9o9 mas
be6eutet ibr Sob, ber bod rur elm ideins
barer 1T, unb aus meldem fe Der Grdb=
ling ai iieuerl 2eben tpa9ruft, i'm 8ers
gleide nit benz Sobe berienigen, bic
bier tief unteu bic grbe birst, lie Minis
rlermebr aufua9en tuerben, fiir bic g
bier auf gr6etl ni@is mebr gibt.....
9ur@ bic erfte pforte trat i6 in Den
Griebbof ein. Die grbe, bic bier iebem
8ewobner nur fparIam 3usetbeilt tpir6,
fpnr hie uu6 bu NIT fGmubiaeu fG1ntels
senben Gisi9onen beoedt. &leine bier
edge, Idngli6e Digel, einer neben BEN
anbern, Der &eibe mad aufsemorfen,
bIidten traurig aus BEN tic rings urngez
benben S9nee berbor. Sas Grin,
tDeI1es he bebedte, tDennslei9 rod ni6i
gGn3li9 abgeitorben, mar blaB, Die leis
benb, fraftlos.
3pif1en iteinerueu unb eiiernen
grabmdlern ging i'd ben breiten Me9
entlang, paitrte einet Iaugeu finfferen,
unbeimli6en Maum uub trat bann In
bas 3tpeite, innere Sbor bes %iSrieobcfes.
Bier, auf benz einfa@en, nit f6iDarseu
&reusen eei6midten Sled @rbe befanO
fi@ aud ibr @rab.-.- Sd ndbertt
mid Der nie6rigen, balb aerfaaenen Dol
3ernett um3dunung. Sueiens @rab
mar bas lebte In Der &eibe.
Sd Iegte bic mitgebra9ten 6rdnae
auf bic grbe, bic man tief aus benz Sn.
tteru aufgei9fttet bate, I'm bort Der
6rau pIab au MAIDEN, bic i'd 10 febr
geliebt, bic i@ nod INNER Iiebe....
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SEPT mar i'd rubiger g%etuOrben.
@lei9 binter benz 3attte regte nd
2eben.
guf benz ii@ nett ausbebaen6eu Gelbe
ifnnben einige 1iitten; Wagen rolteu
auf ben. setriimmten, bas Gelb bur@s
iGneibenben Wesen; auG Menfaen
ginger norbei. @an3 nabe befaub f6
eine Winbmible, beren bier 6ltigel bic
2uft unaufb6rli@ bur9i9nitten. Ser
reaelmdBige Miberbaa bes @agenges
ROLES brang bur1 ben 3aun bertiber,
ben GriebeH int &ei@e Der Sobten f6s
reub.
Sd febte mid auf bic b6l3erne 8ant,
bic einen S@ritt tpeit bon 2uciens @rabe
fano, unb bDlte aus ber Saf6e ems
Der tleinen f@tuar3gebunbenen 1ii9lein.
Wlit tiefer Htbrung iberi6lug i9 bic
nit gleiifift bef6riebener Bldtter. gs
tuaren bies iene ibIi@en Noti3biner, in
tueIMe orbentIi6e 9ausfrauen ale lire
fleinen Nusgaben auffGrieben.
MIlo bier elm Dubenb Slider, cine
G@hKeI un6 nod einige Saden, nit
tuei6en mir bergefen batteu, uniere
Miribi9aft Dor Der 9OG5eit au berieben.
Weiter iintert 5fdnb Sbee, 3uder, 8rDt,
bantt tuieberB rot, tuieber 3nder .Gleii9,
Butter unb pieber 8rnt.-.. Sahelbe
tuieberbolt fi@ auf ben ndGifen Seiten.
ia, 1li@t jehr erquiden6 naren bic ers
fen Monate unierer CHE.
lin infer Heft9en nur balbtuess eins
suriMten, mar i@ in G9ulben gerat6eu,
rnb iebt muBter biefe nit ben nod boz
autommenben 3infen be3ablt tuerben- :.
Damn las i9 ipieber 8rot, Sbee, 3uder,
GIeifM, Drot unb pieber BrDt.
94Ie unIere Mussaben iuarer biGt uns
ter einauber gel9rieben unb linen ge=
seniber befarb fi6 bic f6male 3ifern'
reibe...
1ub wieber ieoes brittle Wort mar
Brot. Sd erinnere mid nod oeutlif
iener runben 1reispfunbz Broie, mel9e
gueie i'm Qbrb9en mad Sauie bra@te.
Wenn he In infer 3immer, bas brei
Gtod bod lag, irat, ld6elte fe better,
bamit i'd nur nidt auf ben @ebanteu
tdme, baB ibr biefes riele Sreppen5fei.
gen bei9uerli9 Ober iiberbrtffig iei.
Den Qorb, aus ipelGem bas Brot Der.
boriab, feEte He bann bin uno i9rieb
biefe ile,ie Mussabe fogIei9 tn ibr Bud
-. Nrot, @rot, 8rot -. Wie ftarl
ndbrten mir nns bamols bon Brot!
Se6en3 as %fieurirt biele Musgabe in BEN
Bu@e unb eeeeniiber ber Betras bafir
"a 40petenA. Mein @ebaIt betrug
bnmals mOnatli@ breiBis Rubel, bon
ipeIden iebo6 sebn 8ubel fur bic @ldu.
bigger abgingen.
DoG bas maGte uns au9 ni1t einen
MugenbIif Rummer. 2ucie mar 10
fparfam unb 10 iuirtbI@aftli@, bae mir
frobDefn teinen Mangei litten.
@bers bier In benz 8u9e iebe i'd elm
ueues Wort: QartofeIn. Der Spdt'
berbit mar aIfo beraneeradt; oern 10
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Ser CINDERELLA ganh sgtpre.

gde Of.9outonitraBe unb Mpenue c.,
6iefer beliebte 9aben Der Stabt, bat
ieinen neuer 8orratb BON g ommers
f9uben fur Serreni 9amen unb
&inber erbalten uro bat cine unbers
elei9li9e Muspabl aler 9orter urb
Quatitdten. Ser Cinderella : G1ubs
Store fibrt nur Die Sabrifate Der befer
Gobriten unb iiberbietet Nles, uas i'm
bieigen Marft 5u baben lit. Speciaz
litdt ftir 0erren: ber &odforo.= S9ub
fir So. @s berlobnt fi9 ber Miibe, inn
CINDERELLA Store bor3uipres
den, ebe man anbersno fault.
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EZ
az I'm glub.&aten unb nabere MuSfunit
f@reibet leierIi6 an llnter3eidneten, nit beut.
Iider slnsabe gurer @obnnng, Staai. gouutb,
StraBe unb Summer. S1nelere @ofbef6rs
beruna .uirb Oaburd geii9ert, iuenn Sbr Elm
@oubert nit bolfdnbiser Mbreffe einIest.
BON beipnDerer Mtdtti9feit!
Mbreffret Ma. 81. 9ambbin,
ober. STEIN Orleans, Ga
NJ. q. Sanpbim, Baibin8ton, .. 6.
Sn setu6bnliden 8riefen, Money Order ent.
baltenb, ipel6e bon jeber Express Company
aussegeben nerben, STEIN gorfer Exchanges,
Draft ober Postal Note,
Gbreifre regifrirte 8riefe nit @elb
at New Orleans National Bank,
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men, ben ,.Smeeneirenno" Su leien. Oas NIT ptelen
8ranten8eihttten e~rliuterte, reitli6 ausaeIfattete
gsert sttt auji4lub lber Elm neues &etInerfabren,
rchur1 9auienbe innerbalb tlr5eifer Seit pbne 8ernfss
iterun8 BON 0eidbIedbtsframtbeiten ,.ttS Den NoIs
Gen oer Sugenofitoea pculthnbis nieherbcrssifelt
nureen. Sellrerfabren ebenfo etnfah ais biQia. Seher
fetn etsener GrSt. S6tdt 25 Gents tn Stamps nnS Sbr
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bic beribmten &onbitor, baben I'M UNI
tern Stodpert bes Opernhauies cine
Gonbitorei etablirt, mo SobatpaHer in
allen 8ariotioner unb giseream, iotpie
ganbies, &u9er &c. in better Qualitdt
5u babeH fnb. 27,4,3mt
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Dg- SIN .beliebten Miiiipmse
Garten fno @Baimmer eingeri6tet
unb er6fnet p0r6en, tpoielbt man re-
guldre Mabl5eiten einnebmen unb a la
carte ipeiien fann. Nuitern perber
rob unb in better 3ubereitung ferbirt.
Mabl5eiten tperben im eigenen 8el1irr
ausgeianbt unb auf Munf6 Dinners
unb Soupers ins 9aus geliefert. Nuf=
merfiame Bebienung unb prDmpte Mus>
fubrung Der Muftrdge garantirt.
&beiner & 0attl.
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get bon feinen California Weinen BET
Germ s. s. Meper am Mlano
pla3a. 9err Mener iuht bic Weine
an Srt unb STEELE aus uf.b fauft brett
aug Dem Seller Ter Wein3n9ter. Mls
sutem Genner gelinst es ibm fets, bic
beifen Sorten aus5uwdblen. St fdrn
feline 2unben uno Gamilien nit einen,
guten Sropfen berieben. Rotb= unb
WeiBmeine in boraiigli9er QuaIitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @allone IRE
ins 9aus seliefert.
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Sd bei6einise hermit, baB ber obiJe
8eri9t iiber bic BON mir eingenommez
men u1b berausgabten @el6er ndbrenb
bes Sermins, ber am 30. April. 1889
enbet, ri6tig lift.
San Mntonio, 8. Mai 1889.
CD. Grpb0fe,
S6abmeiiter BON Serar @ountp.
&i9tig befunoen am 10. Mai, 1889.
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Semben. nnter3eus, unb 9erreu : Sois
letten' artiteIn fiibren g CO q t 6
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t@en Rollers, 1T In bic ran36ffae
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coat & SDbn aud biesmal bas
gr6Bte Eager in glotbins, 0iten &C. fir
Oerrer unb &naben.