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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-21
rsr CABLE TO THE D1sPArcH.l

LONDON, April 20.-[ Copyrighted. Ito
a burglar with ambition and nerve, Vienna
Just now presents unique opportunity. A
Loan Exhibition of specimens of the gold
smiths ari will, open on Monday, in the
palace of Prince Schwarzenberg, and people
who have seen the superb collection cannot
find adjectives expressive enough to convey
an adequate idea of the show. Five large
rooms are piled up with such things as en-
erald and diamond diadems, necklaces,
coronets, tables of solid silver, big chairs set
in silver, huge mirrors framed in silver,
toilet services of solid gold, and golden
tankards and cups by the hundred.
There is q necklace belonging to the
Princess Metternich, in which are the
biggest emeralds in the world, and the
Princess Reuss shows necklace made up
of the largest opals known, some of them as
big as peaches. The Duke of Nassau ex-
hibits a small case, for the contents of which
he has just refused quarter of million
dollars. The case contains two golden
tankards, surmounted with Roman heads in
relief, and having miniature portraits of the
German Emperors encircled by big diamonds
inside the lids of both tankards. Among
other trifes may be seen the great Napoleon s
golden travelling dressing case, and some
queer looking golden instruments with
which he used to pick and clean his i'm
perial teeth.
All these things and many more will be
on view until the 18th of June, and until
the exhibition is over the chiefs of the
Vienna police will know no peace. Every
precaution will be taken, but the temptation
to the worlds burglarious talent is prodIg-
ious. Scotland Yard has obligingly for
warded to Vienna the portraits of all the
clever and daring burglars known to them,
and Americans will be interested to learn
that Billy Porter figures in the list. 1t is
probable that Inspector Byrnes will be asked
to forward his interesting collection of
photos.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-21
REACHING FEVER HEAT.
Paris Becoming Daily More Excited Over
Her Coming Show.
rBY CABLE TO THE D1sPATcH.l

Her Coming snow
tBY CABLE TO THE DIsPATcH.l
LONDON, April 2O.-Paris is gradually
but surely reaching fever heat over its ex-
hibition. May 6 is to be made historical by
orations, fireworks and music, and the
French capital will be ablaze till well along
in the following day. The city is crowded
with Americans. The hotels have raised
their rates from 80 to 200 per cent, shop
keepers have doubled their prices, and there
is general apparent and enthusiastic move
ment to acquire all the foreign money that
drifts into Paris.
Amid all this interest about the exhibi-
ton, the, Boulanger trial is forgotten. It
lacks the sensational element, without
which Paris is bored. 1t drags along behind
closed doors, and sullen surmises are
all that it gives rise to. Meanwhile the
General has big house in Brussels, six
servants, eight horses, including the famous
black charger and a semi-royal court.
Rochefort and Dillon are also settled there.
The news from the Belgian Capital is still
most eagerly read in Paris.
A private letter from q Roman Catholic
priest of eminenee in France tells me that
Dillon is most assiduous in his approaches
to the clergy, and that Boulanger has prom
ised the church return to power in the
state in the event OF his success. Un-
doubtedly there is strong support among the
clergy now, but how much pecuniary assist
ance comes from this source it is impossible
to say. Dillon's usefulness is very great.
As collector of funds he is practically
without rival in Europe.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A EUROPEAN FIRM

eOith unlimited facilities and
SOOTLd-sO5de reputation desires to
simplify its affairs through the
undersigned branch house, Ou
efectiag an arrangement auth
one party for The sole agency of
some Of their goods and protected
devices IN this city.
Previous knowledge of and eC-
perie11ce In the line not of great
Importance, 6aLt 1t Is absolutely
essential that the party applying
should be q gentleman of good Gd-
dress, natural business G6iLjtg,
steady application, and not OOer
forty gears Of age.
With a proper party, competent
to produce satisfactory results,
SUith a purchasing capacity of at
least $1,000 cash and ability to
furnish bonds as to integrity, an
arrangement eCiU be made eUItich
aOiU insure him for lifetime the
benefit of his e.certiO9es, and on q
basis SOI6ich 1OdU permit him to Oh
tain handsome returns.
applicant must state age, past
qaad present occupation, If any,
tCttIt full list of references.
AU communications sOiU be re-
OGrded as confidential. ADDRESS:
ScIilLing, StOELSOerch Dc Co., No. 8
WOrth Street, NesO York.
ap2l-Q2
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-21

held in London on the 9Th of May, when
leading British merchants will meet at the
invitation of VIscount Cross, Secretary of
State for India, to discuss the best means of
improving the quality of Indian wheat.
India at present comes after Russia and
America as the third important source of
England's wheat supply, and Visceunt
Cross and a good many other patriots think
there is no reason why she should not drive
other nations out of the English market.
Indian growers would ike a protective
bounty, but they won't get it.
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. GREAT TEMPTATION
Extended Toward the Most Cele-
brated of the Worlds Burglars.
IN EXHIBIT OF FAMOUS JEWELS.
A Peace Congress to be Held While Armies
are Being Strengthened.
PARIS ENTHUSIASTS MUCH EXCITED.
newfoundland Fishermen Demand Protection for
Their Calling.

The great loan exhibition which opens in
Vienna tomorrow contains such q vast
amount of treasure that it appears terri
bic temptation to the worlds burglars to
test their powers. English newspapers are
bored with complaints from indignant New
foundlanders, who demand that their fish
ing rights be protected. Parisians are daily
becoming more excitad over their coming
Exposition.
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An Enrirs Crew Peri,hs..

WASHINGTON, April 2O.-The general
superintendent of the Life Saving Service
is informed that the vessel wrecked three
miles north of Cape Hatteras station, on the
18th inst, has been identified as the
schooner John s. Hay, of New York. Her
entire crew perished before assistance could
be rendered.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-21
We made HUNDREDS OF NEW CUSTOMERS


irresistible
novelties Kilt and ShortPant Suits close several lines broken
shall
beautiful line Kilt and ShotP
aLwoo materials very
pted KneePant In
startling bargains $4 TaIormad awoo Ce
grand line Special
buyers holy (cnfmaton)
mailed beautiful
of bought
will taking
withc cost elegant
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-21
WILLING TO SHED BLOOD.
Indignant Newfoundlanders Demand That
Their Rights be Upheld.

Thy CABLE TO THE DIsPATCH.1
LONDON, April 20.-Retired military
officers and Indignant Newfoundlanders are
writing to the newspapers here, demanding
the Imperial Government to prevent
Frenchmen interfering with the fishing
rights of colonists. They threaten, if neces-
sary, to take the law into their own hands,
and express an intention to shed their blood
in the maintenance of their rights The
question is almost hoary with age, but the
majority of English newspapers, to judge
from their funny editorials, have just heard
of it for the first time. The queerest thing
about the business is the revival of these
ancient heartburnings at q moment when
the French and English peace people are
arranging their congresses and vowing
eternal friendship and the brotherhood of
man.
A much more practical conference will be
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-21
CAUGHT IN THEIR OWN TOWN.

Canadians Who Wanted to Buy Green
Goods VIII be Prosecuted.
OTTAWA, ONT, April 2O.-Government
officials have received from the New York
postofice authorities large number of
letters of parties in Canada who offer to
purchase green goods. The Government
means to prosecute, and sensational devel-
opments are expected, as some prominent
men are implicated.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-21
WHO'S YOUR HAI'I'ER I?

Kaufanns then you're the right track if not you had
better switch off The great advantage you enjoy buying
your Hats Kaufmanns that have the largest
stylish headgar select FROM and pay from
third money than you would have pay exclusive
Take celebrated Dunlap Youman Knox
shapes The regular price goods S
sell them for only s. The difference prevails
in lower price Hats Our 81 Hats s.
side of house. while famous 81 o8 IA Hats
duplicated elsewhere below So 50 s. respectively
These Hats have in all the latest light dark coors and
black.
We have just unpacked beautiful and large variety of Chill
drens Straw Hats including the very of the
We also have the best and popular styles CLOTH felt and fur
Hats and Caps. Prices the lowest, always.
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hIWFSu

AN extra bargain in combination pattern
dresses; choice styles, latest eolorings, $12 80
each. HUGUS & HACKE.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-21

ESPECIALLY for mourning, 10 pieces, all
black, figured India silks, "a inches wide,
81 % per yard HUeUs s. HAcKE.
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The Salon to be Better Than Usual.

rBY CABLE TO THE DIsPATcH.l
LONDON, April 20.-Critics say the Paris
salon this year will be above the average,
but Gerome, Detaille and Meissonier will
not be represented, owing to exhibition en-
papements
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-21

CABINETS, 81 dozen, at Elite Gallery,
616 Market st., Pitts. Bring children. Ele-
vator. wThSSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-21
I'd CIVILIZATION 90 HAND IN HAND.


We furnish you
is is
of
of its knowfo
Iradn n eeoodod
rreawo
hiding
drawnth in
The tisFoR
in oder
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H. c. HAYDEN g. co.
4O6 and 4O9 Wood ST.
ap2l-wSu

TXCURsIoN TO GERMANY-BY N. G.
Ia Lloyd steamer Main, from Baltimore, May
u Tickets for the round trip from here, in
cluding extensive tour of Germany, first class,
$l4O; steerage, $50. MAX SChAMBERG &
CO., 527 Smithfield street. Pittsburg, Fa.
ap20-wsu
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SMOKE the best La Perla del Fumar clear
Havana Key West cigars. Three for 25c.
G. W. SCHMIDT, 96 and 81 Fifth ave.
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SLIGHTLY SATIRICAL.
Great Nations Hold a Peace Congress
While Strengthening Their Armies.
rBY CABLE TO TIE DIsPATcHl

LONDON, April 2O.-Unless France be at
war or in the throes of a revolution the
International Peace Congress will be held
in Paris the 23d of June and four following
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-21
MEMS Low PRICE CLOTHING.

By the owpice clothing don't trash shoddy
goods which don't se but good honest American
Cashmere Worsed and Chevio Suits that will do nicely
who can't afford much for their Clothes and de-
be well dressed While the materials of
fine in these Suits as in higher price garments they will
satisfactorily nevertheless and the make and fit good and
perfect in the finest Workngmen mechanics clerks book
keepers asmen and all who ready and anxious
few dollars here chance you buy stylish welmade
wemmed garments prices that delight you. Just think
Only S. for dark mixed Cashmere Suits only 81 for strictly all
wool Wod Suits only So for sclass American Chevo Suits
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MEMS FINEST CLOTHING.

There is the biggest difference the world between finest
clothing and the "nest clothing of Others Ours equally
good custom work. having been made Merchant Tailor
ing Department during February and
the finest and exquisite made in this country
Europe and the our
cutters and ao each though had been
order for the finest dresser Pitburg We
n take choice from these ultra fashionable
about oneha exclusive merchant taors prices
Chevot Suits for only SIS Genuine English Wide Vale Suits
only Very imported Suits paids
mixtures $40. Finest imported Dress Suits superior
thirds of the work turned Psbug tao
only S25
.KAUFMANNS'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-07

eldn3enoen 5ieg iber ieinen fonierbos
then @egen.G luDibaten 8errD oabons
g~etragen.
9ie 9aupterfOlge bat Der Boulangisz
mus tiberbaupt in paris uno benz 9es
parchment Der Seine baoongetragen.
9enn bon ben SO bort ~getpdbIten 8epus
tirteu Hnb % Gepublifaner unb Ia
8%oulangiiten refp. Rebifoniften. SIN
iibrigen Grantrei9 bat Der 8oulangiss
mus nabe3u olen 8pben perIoren uno
bas f9etnt benin nu9 fehr beprimirenb
auf bic Nnbdnger bes Wouldsbe.9 Sic
tators eingepirft gu baben.
9as NatipnaI > Matlfomite Der Nrs
bdnger 8oulangers bat bei1loHen, nit
benz General Dor beHen Nbreiie nad Der
normannii6en Snfel Setiep in Berz
b%arblung gu treten, uno es ma6t ban
Gin5rud, als OBJ man bel bieien Ser
banblungen ni6ts @eriugeres i'm Slime
babe, als bic formelle Muf1Diung Der
Bartei. Inter benz tleuen Nanen Der
&ebiFoniffen tpirb bielelbe bann mobI
no9 cine 3eit lang cine fldsli6e 96einz
@riiten5 friften, aber dig cine @efabr
fit bic &epublif-uno nod peuiger als
cine iol9e fur ben europdii6en Glieoen
lit fe in 3utunft mid mebr 81 be-
tra1ten
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Die frams6fif@em Stidtpablen.

I'm g onntas, ben 6. Ottober,
Gin Graufrei9 bdIt man nerninftiger>
tueife bic Wablen am 6pnntage ab, unt
es au9 ben Mrbeitern au ermbgli9en,
i6 obne 8erluft on Nrbeits3eit an BEN.
ielben betbeiligen au f6nnenl) baben In
gan3 Granfrei6 Die nengeren Mablen"
tn ben Wablbe3irteu ftattgefunoen, in
benen feiner Der 2anbibaten bic geiebli9
erforberli9e Waioritdt e~r3ielte. Sn allen
bieien Gduen bat sudden benz 2onoi.
baten, ber bic pluraiitdt erbielt (unb
Delder nod BET in ben Ser. Gtaaten
hbli1en praris oils getDdblt au betra9.
ten Ddre, } unb bemienigen, Der ibm an
5timmensabt am nd9iten fommt. cine
logenannte Sti6mabl ftatt3ufinben.
IS III bas cine gaua buraigli6e ginri9.
tung, bur6 mel@e aud ben Mnb1ngeru
Der in Der Minoritdt berbliebenen San,
bibaten bic M6gli@tett gegebeu tpirb,
.spil9en atpei nebeln bas tleiuere gu
mdblen."
Gebr be3eidnsnb fur biefe @ablen
tpar es, baB mebrere berborragenbe
BouIangitsn - unter @noerm Qaguerre
= gang bic Be3ei9nung nod ibrem bis.
bergen Nbgotte abgelegt baben unb fi1
muir nod tpe9en ibrer Befiirmortung Ell.
ner griinoli9en 8~erfaRunss &ebiion
,R ebi n | e n" rennenl
SIN @anaen batten in 1873 Wabltrei.
fen Gti9mablen itatt3ufinben. giner
oberFd6li6en S6dbung nod baben
babon in 120 Be3irfeH bic &epublifaaer
sefest unb In ben iibrigeu bic pereinten
g%onferpatiben, 4leritaIen unb p&eoi'
fonifen."
llebrigens bat es aud ben Boulan.
giiten ni6t an elmer gan3eu Reibe tber.
rof9enber grfolge eefeblt, pas eber auf
bas Heue benefit, pie Hnbere6enbar
bic poIitii9en 2aunen bes fran56ffden
Bottles finb. go tpurbe i'm IL. Si'
frifte Der Seine Der 8oulangift 2aiiant.
in 8orbeaur Gbiee uab Aime'losGiae
unb i'm 5. unb 8. Seine. Beairfe Naquet
unb arin gepdblt. SH Der Barrier 8or'
faot BeuuiIe bagegen nur6e ber Sos
Siaiif Dumap NIT betrd9tli9er Waioris
tdt iiber 6enrp Ro9efort getudblt. SIN
8. Sifritt bes Seines9 Departments bat
aud ber BEL ben erfen Mablen gei9la'
! gene st : ptemierminifter Gerrp einen
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Observation-Disclosures aus oerlmge.
geEo BON Chicago bierber3ubrinsen, UNI
fe auf benz genanuten Sttf 2anb an
auieoeln. IS lit iebt allo ale 0oHnung
porhanoen. bob Der vMann nit 9aGe"
ou1 bel uns balo in ben 8eiB oes 3d.
bens treten uno BEN 8ieb5i9ter, Der big
lebt bier Die Serrf9aft, tpeiter nod BEN
Weften bin berbrdnst mirb.
-Das 6oIagei6dft BON . Rteras 1T In
fstiger 5teiserung begrifen. Die Nads
frage mad 9ol5 1T an ben 5aupt @ez
I9dflspldben, in Beaumont, Orange,
Safe Charles u. q. cine 10 groBe, baB es
beinabe 3ur nnm6gli6teit mirb, 1e gu
befrieoigeu unb ale bic einlaufenoen
8eitelungen aus8ufhbren. Cine groBe
Mn3abl BON Sdgemiiblsn bat genug au
tbun, I'm NUT ben bon iiioamerifaaiz
i9en PldBen fomnenben Nuftrdgen ges
re6t gu perben; 10 ertpartet man am
Is. Ottober uieber 3rei sroBe 5dife
bel Sabine, bic 2loungen mad Siios
Nmerifa nebmen wsrben. Ser gr6Bte
She'll beg 6ol3es. peldes bDrtbin bers
fdift miro, bieut 5u gifenbabn 3mes
den. gs pirb init 2l9terf9ifen iber
bic Barre gei6aHt merben miifen. 50
tart bef9dfti9t linb Die meiiten Mtbs
len, ooB Elm She'll bet fleineren Nufs
fridge, wel9e aug Dem 2auoe fommen,
ni6t ausgeftibrt Derben faHfi. neil tie
bur6 bic aug benz ausDartiaen Bl1ben
e%ingetaufenen gefeQungen D~olfdnbig
In anipru6 9enommen fino.
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Qampfer Agentnr.

9ie nGreie preHe fur Sc.
ras" bertritt Die foI9enben 9ampfers
2inien, ertbeilt ale ndbsre ausfunft
pegen pafase nod unb BON guropa
unb ~betfauft Gampfi6iH, unb gifens
babnbiIeie gu ben niebrieften @aten.
Sie 2ife Der BON uHs rsprdientirten
2inien lit:
@ambmrg > Muterifaniide 9anpfs
ihifffabrts 8eieai@aft.
&eb gtar 9inie (9lnttuerpen).
g~ptmpagnie @enerafe 9rams,
atlantique.
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Mau6er fanu nidt obne 4lfObol eris
ftr1en, aber Der Weile siebt Samaritan
Mervine'', bas bette aler Seilmittel, Dor.
@enn oas Wdb6en our Sungfrau
beranbliibt, Dber beim 2ebenspe6iel, TT
Samaritan Nervine' Der Srof uno
Die 5tibe bes Weibes. 8ei allen Npo=
tbefern fur $3.50.
,Dies MitteI bat meme S6nefter ges
BELT. SD bante Der 8oriebuna, bic
mid gu Sbnen aefiibrt bat p Simon
3. MeSntire, MiaburpsS Station, MaH.
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@m. 0DTtua Il gpbm.

uniere Sauptnabrung TT unb bleibt
bas Gleii@, unb um fol9es frif6 uro
gut au erlangen, fann man unm6gli0
einen Suoerldifgeren Marft finben, als
Ben bon Wm. 66f1ing & 5pbn, So.
511 Wbe. 6. Die 9erren baben benz
@ei9mad ibrer Sunben Ge6nung ge=
tragen nnb in ibrem Gtablifement cine
falte 2uftmai9ine erri@tet, wel9e alen
Inforoerungen fir @rbaltung unb gnt>
fernuns i@dbli@sr Sngrebiensen beg
5leif6es entipri9t. sic baben bef6n>
Dig in ibren 8iebb0fen einen groBen
8orratb BON Waftbieb, aus mel@em
nur bas Beite fit lire 2unoen eepdblt
pirb. Wer reeu bebient feiu nil, ber
belu1e BEN Warft, So. 511
Mbenue 6. 1,10t1
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Ser Cinderella gd,ub Store,

@de Of.9ouftonftraBe unb Npenue c.,
bieier beliebte 2aben Der Stabt, bat
feinett reuer 8orratb bon SDmmers
f6u1en fir 9erren, 9amen unb
Ginber erbalten uno bat cine unbers
glei9li6e Musmabl aler Sortett unb
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella : g9ubs
Store fiibrt nur bic Gabritate Der befien
6abrifen unb iberbietet N1es, mas i'm
bieligen Warft 81 BADEN lit. 9peeia=
iitdt fit 6erren: Der &odforo S9ub
fir So. gs berlobnt li9 Der Mibe, i'm
CINDERELLA Store bor3ulpres
9en, ebe man anberspo fault.
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galifpruta.@eiue.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm 9robes Gas
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
Serrn s. 5. Meper am Nlamo
plasa. !0err Meper iuGt bic Weine
an Ort un6 STEELE aus ul.b fattft brett
aus Dem Seller ter Weinahdter. Mls
gutem 2enner gelingt es ibm tets, bic
beffeu Sorten aus5umdblen. Ct fann
feline Gunben uno Gamilien nit einenl
guten Sropfen perieben. Rotbz unb
WeiBweine in bor3asli9er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
tns 9aus geliefert.
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@te lit bies

"
sstr btsteM e'nbnnoert Dollars Sel0bnnng
, 'ssr deusa so Uae as pm T satarrk e s,tr n aas. Daf@ 'g. YIN,
fnnm
! s. $. @benes & Co., eiaent6dmer,
solebO, Ohio.
8tr bic lnter3eidneten baben 8. $. @beneb
lett ben lssten 10 Sabrsn eetannt uno balten
sgm laf gSa,ommef e9fea9al. IN oasn gt'
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. soy fs;nsr Sirr,a "s s;not ,enuaS,,a @arbinS.
liateiteu All erfiiaen.
@eH g. sruor. @rosbonbers . 9rOouifen.
solebo, 0bio.
IS aIbina. ainnan& MarDtn, @rob.
banbsIs-9 rOguifen, Soleoo, Sbir.
6. 8. gon Soefen, aaiirer 7oleoo So,
t1olal gonf' SOleOO, obiO.
Saa's Satarrb &nr ptrS innerll9 eenon1a'e't
, mao ~'ts Sb osrsIs aaI S Sa g maO Dc lwlsss
fret yerIanSt. greis Is Cents fir Sic aiofde.
Serfauft bon allen Npotpeftrn.
@~
aorresnonoen,. -@inerhn1e.
hen 3, sent. 1889. @eit riuioeu Mo.
hen i'm Sh6nen @iftprhoIe mnhnhoFt.
hnite id. meun oub in ber Mone benz
@h1;(ornte oetreu. @eIsoenheit, mebrere
MusfIiioe in bic Wod6o,}doft MAIDEN an
f6nnen'
Won BEN 6~errlidfeiten Der .2ateiue,~
1T Inn oQerSiuos herald, neniu i6ria
oebIiebeu. {elbif feline bpbe sduIc aeuat
BON perl@punbener Wraat," ,oos leiGi
erfl6rlih. bo bie All err~idtenbeu 5nI6l.
fer eben 0uftfdl5fer bIieben.
Mber bic prGhtiaeu Gceuerieu on ben
Siffer.@reefs. fopie an Ser @uabeIpune.
Bic buufleu. melt iiber bic lIukufer un6
SboIinbIen emhorifrebenheu SSnhter her
Gnbre5en. bic IiebIidben MiefenfIdden,
fiihlenbe 0ueDeu uub fbrubeInbe. frn.
{foIeue 86de finb oebIieben uub Der.
ieiheu Der Qonofdaff, nit TEN pie 0ers
len barauf binaefreuten Garmbdulern,
einen i0nIiIdeH Mei,. tp1brenb Bic mole.
ti{den eiferheroe arr Qinfen. ME en-
h;neberoe arr &e6tpu. hen Qo,tf hsr
@uobeInube beoIeiten n an elmer S6be
pon 1880 SuR emborffeioeu.
gos Ionb In mn nm gifterhoIe III
in Sic S6nbe IeiBioer Tarmer oeIonat.
neIhe lid nIe in infiheu We~rhSltn;{ien
befnhen ,1nh FIR meId5e bie Iekten amer
moaprem Grntem feinen Midlhritt beSsms
fet hohen-
cSr Ieidt heoreifihe Wufreouno murs
hem hie 9emnbnsr hI6sIi6 Ietien gonns
ton Moroen DerIekt. bird, BE Modriht
BON Dem GeIbffmorbe bes Serrn Sorl
Weu,ei' sen 0erieIbe. sdon ieit aehn
ssobren ieben MsiIen nbarhoIb gifers
hole nohnboft. Iebte in ,iemlid outeu
We~rbdItniIen i'm GreiYe feiuer TomiIie,
nnb betrieb ueben Der aarmerei aud
4gmofauGf. Wen,eI mar in Oeutlde
1onh Sffi,ier' besoo ala Weteron hes
1neritonifd6em Prieaes cine Neninn
Iebfe dnserff suriidoesooen unb mar
nber oeoen NeIud,er BE TreunSIi6feit
ieIhf0
g. hotte seiuem Qeheu NIT einsm
@Sus Surh Mem Sonf Elm gnSe hsrei.
tet Sic mntine .,,r Shot sinh bis istt
,tnm nnbefonnt, MIR erGoh HE Wsrnsh,
- mu Sos msn,sI ,nm;.tsrSo mr. Ssr
feuert botte. bon beneu Der Iekte lire
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-07
Whittier! @atter /! MATTER l.

@erbet Sbr bes Nadts seltSrt percen
unb in gurer &ube unterbrc4en burd baa
Sdreien zines tranten Sinbes, peldes
SdmerSen bonn Durdbreden Der 3abns
leibet? 5 f es Der SAL, 70 fault cine 6laids
pom Wers. @inslops SOOTHING @nrup.
st wirb ben arrnen Sleinen iofort BON fell
men S9mer3en befreien. Wan perlafe iid
barauf, es bilft. Sc 1T feline Wutter auj
@rbsn, bic es periudte uno @ud ni9t nit
tbeilen marbe, oaB 60 bic 9inseweice re.
sulirt, ben aleinen 9alfe unb @eiunsbeit
uno Der Wtutter &ube peridaft, ba6 es
ME 3uuber wirtt. Das Mittel it Rder in
alien 6daen unb ansenebm BON @eIdmad;
es wirb BON elmer Der i~ltsiten uno beten
Dcctcrinnen in ben Ser. Staaten pers
idrieben. ueberau gu habsn, bic 6laide
III 25 Gents
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Ber Warum mollt Sbr pianos apei=
felbaitsr Cite BON reiienben Sdnblern
f%aufel, menn Sbr Die e6ten 9merion
in Der ucuefen N~usfibrung biqiser
unb unier leidte-en 8%eotngungen in
benz b~epdbrten Sei6dftsbauie BON
Sips. @oggan & BIDS. baben
fXuntS
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ssarmuns. ,tntersetdmet fetne aOtem

Sdnoler unb Qsenten, tpel9e Soften
fiir elm auf Nb3ablungen ~perfauftes
piano Ober Srgel ~berlansen, bertaufen
ober ii%bertragen bieie Soften an Mnbere,
unb i'm Sale Der ni6t ptnttli6en Sab.
lung 1T bas Snfrument iopie bas Be-
reits gesablte @elo fiber berIoren.
Sbos. @ogGan & Bros, 208
@ommercetraBe, San Nntpnio, pertaus
fen Pianos uno Orgeln on leidten Qbs
3ablungen obne Roter unb 3inien.