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Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03
PERSONALS

a. c. Raas is on the sick list.
j. NJ Lambert, Latham, was an arrival.
f. S. Magill was in from Latham yester-
day.
Walker w. Williams, Chicago, is in the
city.
H. Bushnell was in from Concordia yes
terday.
/. G. MuIlenix. Chicago, was here yes
terday.
Joe Hirsch of South Topeka, is on the
sick list.
l.. L. Mckenzie was in from Kingman
yesterday.
Chas. T. Cooper was in from Panhandle,
Tex, yesterday.
Bert Burlington, st. Louis. was an
arrival yesterday
w. p. Babcock, Amesbury, Mass. is
here on business.
J. J. Johns, jamestown, Pa, was au ar
rival here yesterday.
f. H. Hutchins was Yesterday over from
Fl Dorado on business.
w b. Baker, Darlington, /. T. was
registered at the Carey.
J. w. Mutersbugh Lvnchburgh, Va,
VAS an arrival yesterday.
" J. Mendenhall, of the FL Dorodo
creamery, was here yesterday.
5 H. Brandon and f. COPELAND were
yesterday in from Douglas.
Clair VI. Patee, III advance of the Clair
Patee dramatic company, Is in the city
+. Heliker of Mcpherson, stopped over
IN the city last night on his way to Texas.
Mrs Goldstadt, of St Marys, is here,
he guest of the family of her son, y. VI.
~ioldstadt.
Judge J. Il. Shields left last evening on
he Rock Island for Kansas City to attend
the Missouri court OF appeals.
Mrs J. W. Newton. after a very pleasant
call at her sisters Mrs. Huffman, has re
turned home to Kansas City.
VIII Beatty will retain his former posi-
yiCn of salesman with Steele & Walker,
st. Joseph, at an advanced salary.
Misses Nettie and Blanche Fechheimer
have returned from Newton where they
were IL attendance upon an elite ball.
w. H. Holland, who has spent several
days in the city and not on business either,
returned home TO Atchison last evening.
Z. A. Rohrbaugh, attorney for Kansas
Abstract agency, went down to Topeka
.ast night to attend meeting of alb
stracters.
James Axtell and s +. Whitehead st.
Louis; \. }. Burnes St. Louis: J. w
Gruff, Chicago; f. NJ Sherman and c. Is
WILDER, Kansas City, We're yesterday reg
isJered at the Carey
O. w Smith, of the EAGLE binderv
force, who was few days ago called to
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

Miss Ellie Wright last evening at the
home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. \. b
Wright, No. LISP North Lawrence. enter
tanned number of her friends in honor of
her cousin, Mr.. Charles Wright, OF An
thony. There were present about twenty
five young people. and the time passed
most pleasantly with cards, music, social
intercourse and the enjoyment OF excellent
refreshments. The Dew Drop Serenading
club dropped in during The evening and
furnished some delicious music.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

The data of the thickness of the Little
river ice for every winter since $50. and
the periods in each winter when thickest.
is about rounded up for the Swifts, by the
gentleman appointed by the president OF
the board of trade TO look that matter up.
The most OF the data was found in the
back files Of the EAGLE.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

BY the accidental discharge of a revolver
a young man named Dugan, living in the
south part OF the city, had his hand badly
injured The ball was, fortunately a - or
the accident might have resulted in the
less of two of his fingers.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03
AMUSE HENT'S
CAMILLA rRsn.

The New York Commercial Advertiser
January 10Th, 1SSS, said: ''The chief attrac-
tion of yesterdays public rehearsal Of Mr.
Thomas sixth symphony concert was
again Madame Camilla UrSo, who had Sc
lected Memberships violin concerto for
this occasion, which she played with her
usual brilliant execution and highly poet
ical Interpretation. Since her return to
New York Madame Urso has played three
compositions as distinctly different from
each other ae they possibly can be-Rubin-
STEMS great, thoroughly characteristic
concerto: Beethoveu's concerto one of the
compositions which maxi the acme of the
classical school. md yesterday Men
delssohn's conception, one OF the choicest
flowers of the romantic period. Each OF
these remarkable works Camilla Urso has
rendered with admirable conception OF the
composers intentions. and yet with an
amount of individuality that made every
bar she played interesting
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

The three men injured by the explosion
at the West End drug store New Years
day were yesterday reported TO be i'm
proving. Mr. Colony'S eyes are still in a
critical condition aud the bandages from
them have not yet been removed.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03
CRAWFORD.

George I. Timer, supported by Miss
Lizzie Timer and an excellent company,
viii Friday aud Saturday evenings and
Saturday matinee produce the plays rem
dered famous by the late John T. Ray
mond.
The Crawford Grand VIII be occupied
next week, commencing January 5, by the
Clair Patee company. They viii present
a repertoire of dramas at popular prices.
The merits OF this organization IS we'll
known to our citizens. "Queena' viii be
the opening bill. The company embraces
q number of the former members incIud-
ing the brilliant lady, Edith Arnold and
just the Plain Comedian, Willard
Simms.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03
ANNOUNCEMENT.
ATTENTION KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

ATTENTION KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Regular meeting of Mount Olivet COM
mandery drill corps this evening in Ma
sonic temple at $50 O'Clock sharp. All
members of the commandery and sir
knights in the city invited to be present,
as important business will be transacted
BY order. ". S. CoRBETT, c. G..
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

\ slight disturbance last night down on
South Fifth avenue called the attention of
several men in the vicinity. When the
affray was over two men and a woman
seemed very much the worse for the little
exciting incident.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

Yesterday was the day for collectors to
air themselves. They were out in full
force and report a less number of wry
faces over bills than for sometime. In
other words collections were much easier
than for many months.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

The first prize at Hirsch' 5 drawing, fine
case of knives and forks, was drawn By
Mrs. Otto Koplin: the third by Mr. NJ NJ
Feehheimer The other prizes have not
vet been claimed Three attempts were
made by fraudulent tickets to secure the
prizes, but through an ingenious method
of marking the fraud was early discovered
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03
DIED.

Ruberta. the bright little sixteen months
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Me-
Kim, died at 1915 last night at the Man
haitian hotel She had been very i'll with
the membraneous Group for the past three
DAYS
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

Last evening yong lad on Douglas
avenue offered an iRsnuating remark
about lady who CHANGED TO he passing.
Il was heard by a gentleman whose sense
OF common Gecency was aroused. and
thinking nothing TO De more effective than
physical punishment, gave the lad some
smashes according 70 snap judgment
version
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

There was very pleasant surprise given
the ladies of the Woman's Exchange on
! .fst street New Years day. The people
Who had been furnishing articles to the
Exchange to sell, brought in that dav
some OF the finest specimens of their skill
rs cocks for immediate consumption.
i bis made quite pleasant party and thew
al speAi the afternoon very enioyably
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

The click, click of the stone hammer was
heard in the rear of the city building yes
terday afternoon, and a gang of seven men
were again at work improving the city
streets and earning their bread.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

ATTENTION NEwSBOYS AND BOOT BLACKS.
This afternoon the Us will open their
reading rooms, Nos. 20 and ~ third floor,
Biting block. Every effort has been made
to have the rooms pleasant. The young
ladies will receive from TO ) p. m. Light
refreshments will be served
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

There was considerable talking among
business men yesterday concerning the
meeting to be held at Toler's Office to-
day. 1t seemed to be the general opinion
that something ought 10 ba done.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

\ card party which was attended by
quite goodly number of young people
WAS given last evening by Mrs. w. b.
Ihrockmorton at her peasant home on
North Topeka avenue.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

Even in spite of the fact that this IS
considered the dull season of the year, the
hotels of the city appear to be doing an
excellent business, the registers all show
ing quite a large list of arrivals.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

The regular quarterly meeting of Gar
field Post association will be held at the
office of b. H. Downing this evening at :
o'clock sharp. MURRAY MYERS,
II. L. KRAMER, President
Secretary
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03
Superin,endents and Principals OF Common
City and Graded schools.

Just completed and for sale at this office
"Record Of Teachers Ability" for use by
superintendents and principals. Can be
used in any city. The book is of aconven-
lent size to carry in the pocket. Bound in
cloth, 50cents; Flexible Back, Sl.00. Sent
by mail to any address upon receipt of "a
cents for cloth and S107 for flexible bind
ing, Orders by mail will receive prompt
attention. Address
THE WICHITA EAGLE,
If Wichita, Kan.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

Bruce Craddock is living in Chicago, and
has been for year. He writes that bust
ness grows duller and closer, and that the
number of suspensions are startling the
business men.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03
SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY.

The Shakespeare society last night in
stead of their regular exercises had d
social, literary and musical entertainment
at the home of Miss Mulory, 702 North
Topeka avenue. The following program
was rendered, to the delight of all present:
Solo Mrs \. L. Crawford.
The Shakespeare Society, Its Past, IA
paper. 49,. President q. w. Ceilings.
Song ............M Mrs Howard Neater.
Select Reading. ............. Dean Gordon.
The Shakespeare Society, Its Future Ia
paper ..-.............W W: +. Cleveland.
Recitation. ..........Mi Miss Schanck.
Shakespeare Women "a paper.
Observation-Disclosures. John Fellows.
Solo. Mrs. Crawford.
Afterwards refreshments were served
and then the time was spent i'll dancing or
other amuSements.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

The brick work was yesterday almost
finished upon the building being erected
by Judge Glenn on West Douglas avenue;
and i'll a short time it will be ready for
occupancy.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

Every Minute coo rsoznGB ot vol grow e
This country, ard ws hare % csg Ct tozzs Q.
s--hrac.is coal EHd 100 toas & bi,G=oanoss
rnzl, while q psy iroa vs tara o.: Il :onz.
AID q Eteel rats ,ora-
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

The Ladies' Lutheran society will meet
at Mrs. Schwartz 30 North Market
Thursday, January ), 1889. All Lutheran
ladies are cordially invited to tend
DAISY WILHoIT Sec'y
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

''Aint this dandy for the 2nd of Jan
aury," was often remarked yesterday, and
it was observed that during the afternoon
most of the office windows were elevated
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

The Emporia avenue NJ. f. church viii
hold social at the church Friday evening,
January 4th, 1889. Supper from o'clock
until TO-
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

William Polk left yesterday for bust
ness tour through the west, intending to
spend most of his time in Colorado and
Utah.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

Inc National Union held meeting last
night at the parlors of the Metropole
There was large attendance. Arrange
ments have been made for holding meet
ings at the Getto hall.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

1t was stated last evening that a train
dispatcher came near making mistake
Tuesday that might have resulted serious
w
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

y party of prominent gentlemen of the
city leave tomorrow for Topeka to remain
some days waiting for the opening PLAYS of
the legislature.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

The Rock Island * distributing book
OF ninety eight pages IN pamphlet form
written By A Man, which gives history
Of iron and steel making from early times
TO the present IL has been written in an
interesting and instructive manner. with
quite anumberof illustrations of factories
Most Of those given. however. are located
on the Great Rock Island +"
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

There Is a deg az Seymour. la. Who VII
loso1 a. a clock ard thin pus hss ps~ CO tie
excl hosr "a MARRIED ca a card
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

Father Hoffman will supply Father
BeGley's pulpit until the latter RECEIVERS
from the effect of his recent serious acct
dent.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

Some of the boys were said to lie wear
ing size larger yesterday. And it was
not plug. but of the SLOUGH Variety.
slightly dilapitated.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

The hearing of Sam Bolts. charged with
an assault with intent TO kill. was post
poned at Justice Walkers from Yesterday
afternoon until Saturday.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

Report OF sale and confirmation of deed
IN the estate of Thomas \. Harper de-
ceased, was yesterday made in the probate
court.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

MIR. J. W. Sheen, of Lawrence, Kansas. a
grand lodge officer, viii attend the meet
ing of the \. .. L. W. tonight.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

The Eagle Rifles band serenaded this
Office on New Years afternoon, and not
the Board of Trade hand, as was stated in
Yesterday mornings EAGLE Excuse Us.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

And again it is rumored that something
i going to drop-hesvy of course.
Thumbs up it Is said and thumbs OFF,
il is added.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03
Hoods Sarsaparilla

ssa9 ~ a. s~azssss- q ga ~ q rFssss~s aais
- { HOODS 60. sssNass=rsss. less4. ss-s
100 boss One Dollar.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

1t is said that letters are leaving the city
nowadays dated year ago.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

The city clerk was busy yesterday issuing
licenses. 1t was license day ON n broad
guage.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

County Commissioner Randall was not
on hand yesterday. owing to a severe cold
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

Tax payers kept in line fairly well yes
terday at the county treasurer's office
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

The grading of the east end of Chicago
avenue, west side, is now almost COM
pleted.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

County Treasurer Cartwright was re-
ported yesterday as being no better.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

There was quite a number of hands EN-
ployed yesterday on sewer mains.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

oze pozBd q SD ~fIi yie,4 sbos. 1o.ooo
zsp<E-Szs stag&z
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

O. w. Smith, of the EAGLE bindery
force, who was a few days ago called to
Denver by a telegram announcing the
death of his mother, has returned TO the
city.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

TIE prospect for ice Is about as discour-
aging as for aEy winter since the settle
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-03

James Axtell and s +. Whitehead, st.
Louis; \. J. BurneS. St. Louis: j. w.
Gruff, Chicago; +. NJ. sherman and c. Is
WILDER, Kansas City, Were yesterday reg
istered at the Carey
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cagD unb man rirb umgebenS ellie Mnz
sabl bet porermdbRten 20f3blditer err
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MHerlet.

- Us regnet!
San Nntonio bat pe9!
Ob f9 bas Wetter tpobl balb
auftldrei piros
son aud bic speite Snternatio=
naie 4usfeaung gu 8aHer merben2
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berer Meinung fein.
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ipdbrenb Der Iusftelung finben i'm
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baben ibren ginpanb aurtidse3ogen unb
bic 8abn lit burh bieie S.iaBe big 3um
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bitten.
SIN 8unoess 9iarittseriGt purbe
am Montas bic @rano Surp einse.
i9poren unb am Dienstag begann bic
8erbanblung ber s, .iminalFdlie.
= Die Wtitgli'5er ber Geuer.9 Sons
$50. / baben neue uniformen ers
baIten. Die 8efeQung lit bur6 9errn
8. Wolfion ausgefibrt tporben.
5. 6. pfelfer unb 2ouiie &otb
f6 cine Seiratbsli3ens auss
ifelen.
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Sic 2. suternatipna1e satr.

SIN 5auptsebdube baben bic
fOIgeaben Girmen ausgeitelt:
g. u. 6 aranias paB giienbabn;
g. u. 2umber 3d.; q. Mtadep & Co.,
3iegeliteine unb S6pfernaaren; @uitab
Sirler; &ouitof, 9elamaaren; Snbu=
rateb Gibre Co., Webtofe, @agner &
@babot; Singer, S0pferpaaren; 9. 6.
&ielD & Co.; Smith, @onbitortuaarsn,
unb 9. s. 2anauile & gro., 8uGs
binberarbeiten; u. st. Suuiban; Gbs.
9. Sod, pel3waaren; Alamo Grader
Co.; 9omeffic SEEMING Ma9ine &c.. ;
pbelps; %. &uppertsberg; &~oienberg;
Wabsrid printing Co.; Warner & Or.
numb, @lasf9neiber; u. pancoa1t &
Gobn; 5. s. &oa9 @lnsf9ueiber;
s. 8osler & Co., Softer; GiiD .9raue.
rel; 8rantlD, 8ettoeden; &ouf unb
Dewitt; 3bos. @ogsan & Bro; Sat-
biner, puBpaaren, unb 2ucdeIe Bros,
S6ubnaaren grDlaq See Co.; Malz
ter, Wooemaaren; Wefenberg, Mobe.
tpaaren; &abam's Mitrobe Si1er; 8.
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monb, Shmudia6en; 9. .. Trauf,
&leihe, ftOffe un5 Pubpaaren; 8r.
Ooung, 9iamanten 8. Jrant; 9aser
unb N!otbs, M6bel; Ct. Seder, M6bel;
Ct. gobenmann, pianos; paul Wae=
ner; Gone Star 8rauerei; Mlamp Mo.
nument NRoeiation; WeIitanii9e Nus'
1telung; 2ogoianis, Spa3ierfode &C..
8ascomb, Neubsiten; &oltairs Stu.
fion; 9an Mntonioer Gunfli6ule; 90.
ensSaubarbeiten; 3o6tunitzNusftels
lung; Misunderstanding; San 4ntonio
Sight; gbiIpns Nusftelung; atnaters
Qusfteauns bon ausgeitOpften Sbieren;
Q. 81. Yoor, patentthor Ilamo Sron
MOrts; $. $. alboro; 6. Sei6; q.
Niggli, 8ilbbauerarbeit; Ilamo guFs
neB college; Semple & 9amiltons
8ufneB College; ct. Marps College;
@albeiton Nems; San Nntonio @oms
nerciaI &epotter; Garm anb Mia
Sraoe; Globe Democrat.
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treten:
2erour & @ossrope; eagle Manufacs
turing Co.; &eDitOne Manufacturing
Co.; Moline plon &c.; 8eras 8rid
arb Sile Co.; Gainesville Manufac'
turing Co.; Sling Manufacturing Co.;
6oggett Manufacturing Co.; aOerb &
Co.; @lmenborf q 60. Mbans; piper
uno S6ultbeB; 6eufnger; paIen uno
Ortenbolf; g. Witber; s. @lif; 9.
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fins.
Quf benz freieH pIabe BADEN
ausgeieHt:
8. M. &ope. Winbmiblen; pbeIps
& Si9Iop, MinbmiibIen; j. s. Collins
manufacturing Co., Winbmiiblen unb
Sampfpumpen; gufin Manufacturing
Co., Chicago, Wias6inen unb Pumpen;
Duncan Gence &c.; 6ifs 8uggp Co.;
Sapbod Sug9p 60.
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aag Wer einmal ii6 an re6t gelGids
ter uAb bolfommener Suffer Mrbeit er=
freuen mill, ber itatte ben "San Anto>
MO Cooperage Works., go. 108 unb
10 Nuftin 5trabe eiren 8elu6 ab.
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brD, Der @igentbimer bes @tabliKes
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genben bes States i%iberbduft. st
liefert cine funtpoae unb iolibe Qrbeii
uub bieiem umftanbe bot er ieinen @rs
folg gu Deroanfen. Sic 2eifun9sfd.
bigteit ber 5abrit muB bementipre6enb
aud fo%rttpd9rea6 erh6bt tperbtn.
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Ser Mntrag Sodmoob's, ben Mapor
our @inberufung elmer Spe3ialiibung 81
autotiiren, in nel9er bic Sadie sur
Bodybuilding tommt, puroe anges
nommen.
Girgebra6t purben bic f~olgenoen
ueuen Srbinanaen: Ginfibrune geri6s
ter Mabe un6 @emi6te; 3ur Snfpets
tin betielben; bic grwsiteruug unb
8%erldngerung Der &iber Nbenue betrefs
fenb.
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bonn San pebro lpirb angeDronet; ebens
10 cine unteriudung, um 3u ermitteln,
pelGes Nnre@t bic Suniet 8abn ouf
bic @ifenbabn.& %eferbation bat.
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1i6 nit benz Srie9sietretdr in 8srbin'
bung iebe, UNI einea Nustauf9 beg Nr=
ienal>@ runbthdes, an ber Siibs6lpresz
@traBe geIegen, segett @runbeigentbum
ON @obernements 0iisel gu beipertteais
gen. Qofnoob meint, Die Nufbepub=
rung Der MaHe BON grplofo StOfen in
ber bi6t b~eIie6elten Acknowledgment lei
sefdbrli6.
Q~nsebote fir ben Nnitri9 Der @es
bdube Der 99laudtompagnien IoQen
eingeforoert ueroen.
Bolton beantra9te, Der 9tabtanmalt
fole 8ert9t erftatten. Oh alderman gpt :
1er ON II. Gebrudr 1889 8itger Der
Ser. Staaten unb bere6tigt mar, isis
men Sib ein~junebmen.
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@usfeHmnas . @rDHmuma.

Sie gt6fnung unierer 2. Snternatios
nalen Gair fanb in Golse beg unerb6rt
i9le6ten @eiters unter ben benfbar
miBli9fen umtdnben itatt. Gus benz
StraBen ; um3ug, an Del9em li6 bic
bieftge Garniion ber 8unbes : Nrmee,
iopie bic meritanii@e Militdr Gapele
betheiligen MOLTEN, tpurbe natirli6
W9ts, unb gu BET officienen gr6fs
nungs Jeier auf benz N~usfeuungs'
plabe batten lid uur @eni8e einsefun=
ben, mel9e ber llngunit bes Wetters
au9 ni9t LANCE SroB boten.
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GalifprniasWeiue.

acknowledgement inben ein grpBes &as
ger BON feinen California Weinen BEL
Serrn ). 5. Weper am MlamD
pIa3a. 0err Meper iudt bic Weine
an Ort unb STEELE aus uhb failft brett
aus benz Seller Ter WeinSi@ter. Nls
gutem Geuner selingt es ibm tets, bic
beften Sprten ausaumdblen. Ct fann
feline &unben uno Gamilien nit einenl
euten 3ropfen periebeu. &otb= unb
@eiBneiue in boraigli9er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per 8aaone = frei
ing 0aus 9eliefert.
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Giue fidlere @elb.Ylnlaae

1T cine iGlhe, pon pel6er Sbnen unter @arantie juses
ii4ert perhen lam, has fe befriebisente Reiultote lie
tsrt, nihrtsenial5 has a~nseleste @eIb surddseBabIt ptrh,
Nrf ~bteier Bats tbnnen Sie pon benz unten anSe9
benen apotteter etne 6laihe prn Or. ainb5 Aeuem
SGpinbiuht5 : S~eilmtttel %taufeu. SIS pirb sarautirt,
bab pdieIbe inter alien umItaneen GrIethterung &C.
pdbrt, penu man eS gegen irseub pel6e 9etbsn Ser
Reble, her Bruit cher her 2unSeu ~anpenbet pte
Smpinhiuft, 2unsenent5luhuus 9ren1ittS, Hftbma,
Seuhbuiien, 9rdune sc. &c. IS 1T ansenebm %etusuneb-
men NIB i4medt gut, 1T ppuis ii8er unb man fam ft
inner harauf ~rerlaieu'
grcbeHaiaen fret in aaen gpetbsten. @pbleiuls bet
Dreib, Gbpmpipnu. &c.
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Gin seimnSer alter Wanm.

Mr. Sos. Millon bon Nlens5 Springs,
Sqs., ber Die 60ssr Sabre iiberi6ritten
bat, iagt: Sd babe pIele Mebisinen
probirt, babon mebrere iebr quite; aber
ME babe i'd cine g%efunben, Die 10 iebr
Qles erfiQt, mas fir fe beaniprudi
nirb, tpie @bambetlains Golics, @bo.
Ieras uno Siarrboe Meoi3in. IS III
nirtli6 cine tDunberbare Webisin. Gum
gertauf BEL 81. go6n & Co., RaIteDer &
Sobu unb allen anberen 9~potbeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-05
SIM erpRen Opernbaus

tritt nlorsen Nbenb Der beriibmte S6au.
fpisler unb Sdnser @bas. u. Gardner
(betannter ulter benz Namen Sarl) nit
elmer bor;lsli@en Sruppe in v8ater.
Lamb" auf. 9as Slid 1T aus benz 2es
ben segriHen un6 bat iiberaa iebr ges
fallen. 5err @arbner bat bier @elez
genbeit, fein ganaes i9auiptelerii6ss
Salient gu entpideln. Iae 2ieber,
Quartette unb Quintette liub neu. Die
Scenerien fnb eigens fit oas Stid
anJefertigt morben.