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The National tribune., 1889-08-08
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ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN TRIBUNE JULY lo.
Some OF our Heroines-Ka,c b. Sherwood. Lncy
Webb Hayes, Harriet Beecher stowe Mary "aro
Howe. AnDE Dickinson, Ciara Barton.
Mathematical Charade-Logarithm.
In Inscription-For members 10 write thcii
names upon.
We Ali Want It-Good temper.
A C. C. FAvoRTTE-
Ito Mamie c. Burke.l
From the full name Of q prominent O. O., the
name containing nine letters, select:
z, 3, 6, u certain length Of time.
as ], an act denoting wandering.
z, g. Q, i, denoting long ago
"a. z. q firth OF Scotland.
6,s, ], poet.
6,LS, s, a fruit.
DIAMOND.
2 A fermented malt iIauoF.
g. Destitute OF sight.
e. To terminate.
B. A letter.
cHARADE.
When the sunshine and the shadows
In the prime time of the year
Are fitting DER tire meadows,
my nrss you always near
When man II softly sleeping,
Aud every care seems sped.
Ny second, dHrkly creeping,
on fills his soul with dread.
Ny whole's what we despisc or shun,
Or a delusion sprung from hate or fun.
j. Oliver Castle.
ARITHMETIcAL PUZZLE.
know n man whose name is nine moro than hi
title and II from Isis title and name you aus5tFac
twice the difference between the Christian and Ma
hometRn cTas. you will have the year OF ou
Lord 1855. Can you work ont his namog
--Edwyn IL. Leroh. Erie. Pa.
MIDNIGHT HERO.
In each OF the sentences written here,
The name Of river will appear
!. THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE II popular paper.
2. That man IN = Moor.
g. II Is our almost constant desire
4. The card paper Ii all rnameled.
8. BY the acredalcs passed.
G. know You brothers.
2. The ways OF world are various.
g. The nperoF made n speech.
g. They ARE rapid aud verbose speakers.
To- Unwilling to witness the struggle, deynl,
left the place. r
1.-THE rivers primAls you'll downward read.
You will zee man that you highly pride.
And Then will remember how no and his stecd
Became the heroes Of q midnight ride.
Arthur q. Si1son.
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D. ". IlNNfFkMNFs
member Of the C. G. since February, 1851, and has
taken THF NATIONAL TRIBUNE pledge, Had q
brother in the l0th 10. Cav. throughout the war,
Mrs LautermRn, nee Ida b. Stanley, the daughter
of an eastern Ohio farmer, was born Feb q, le.O.
Her soldier father was = NATIONAL TRIBUNE sub
ecriber aud she has been constant 9. G. reader
Mrs I&uterman is Of medium hight, and has black
hsir and brown ewes. Mr. and Mira Iauterman
became acquainted through exchange of postal
autographs and were married Feb. -, 1855, at the
brides home They now reside at Delphos. D.
Willard q. Kowles, Ruthven, Iowa. was raised
and lived on q farm until two years since. In the
Winter be teaches school, and ia the summer runs
The National tribune., 1889-08-08
JESSIE RAY



o market garden. He hes been interested in the
c. C. for three years, his former letters being
signed Farmer Boy" His disposition IL kind and
quiet but firm.
Jessie Ray is The daughter Of VIM. III. Ray. Of Go.
= 2d M. CIV and resides on a farm and
hEf miles fr0u West Plains Mo-. which Is her
present postoffiee. She f. a member of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. joining when IS years OF
age. Miss Ray joined the C. 4. April H. 1852
Robert y. Alden. better known to the @. c. as
"Odeli Cyclone" was born June q. 1871: Is 8 car
rage painter iu hs fathers shop &t Ode Ill, and
Joined the g e. in lss7. In 1885, TO aniuse himself
while kept in the house by whiIeswellinR OF his
JEFF knee. he took up Puzzling, and found the art
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LOYAL WOMBN'S WORK
The Household, Conversation Club,
Puzzles. ETC.
MIG. rlctpr. GALLERY.

The members Of the G. c. win take particular In
terra IN che subjects Of this sketch, since theirs was
N genuine c. G. marriage. James w. DRuterman
was born April %, 1885, and reared near spring
field III. on n farm. He Is OF medium hiRht,
HIender, with gray eyes snd brown hair; has been
The National tribune., 1889-08-08

Ayers Ague care never fails to cure fever
and ague and malarial disorders. Warranted.
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The HaprT Househsi6.
PETTY LtMRRFoUIN.

DEAR i. Il. A very pretty isnbreqnin can be
mace foil0Ws. Take tbreeoornered piece Of
CLOTH and a with silk satin aad plush scraps.
sod line b. with any color 10 suit the taste. Get
some brlg.i or Of silk fringe for tie bottom,
oriental lace is very pretty. Make ~ many blocks
- required 10 cover Lbe shelf Try IT, girls; you
vii fed u Tery pretty.-FAnuie z. Dane. Browns
ts9n. ii.
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CHARADE.
AnTTHMETTcAL PUZZLE.

know man whose name Is nine moro than his
title aud II from lis title and you subtract
twice the difference between the Christian and Ma
hometRn cras you will have the year OF our
Lord 1855. Can you work ont his nafnoy
--rdwyn IL Ierch Erie, Pa.
The National tribune., 1889-08-08
CREAM PIE

HAFPT HoUEEBOLD: Here is a recipe for deli
ciOus cream pie: Pour a pint Of sweet cream over
q cup aud y half 81 powdered sugar; Jet stand
while you beat tie whites Of three eggs 10 N stiff
fF0sh aid tiIs 10 tic aud beat up thoroughly;
season with nutmeg. 81 liked. aud bake in two pies
without upper cru-ts. Please Try aud report
Iva y lsl.-tr- ftcraIt.ide l,al
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A DIAMOND.

n UIhMONb.
]. A letter.
2. A feFmented malt ilqucR.
3. Destitute of sight.
4. To terminate.
g. A letter
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corn OYSTERS.

Hairy HOUsEHoLD; One piut - green sweet
Dorn cut from tie cob, egR, half cup 81 cream
tesapO0nfui 81 sait. pinch Of sofa -four 10 make
thlck baiteF; drop q teaspDonfu at a time la hot
lard; FRY tl done and q rich brown
St. Landry democrat., 1889-06-15

FoR SALE--A set. 4 vols. Kent's Ion,
mentaries. Apply nc this Office,
St. Landry democrat., 1889-06-15

Piso's Remedy fort atarrh ia sold hy n
e. Bailey Druggist. Price so cents.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-06-15
State Tax Sales
ENJOYABLE PROPERTY.
The state of Louisiana
VS..
Delinquent Fax Debtors, Par
ism of st. Landry.

BY V1tnhjle of The authority vested i'll hue by
tie CONSTITUTION and laws OF the State of LOU
isiana, will sell at tbs principal front door Of
the Court House, at Opeiousas, Parish of ST.
landry, within the legal hours for Judicial sales
beslnnins 1T eleven O'CLOCK 4. ~. on
St. Landry democrat., 1889-06-15
BuckIen's A,rnica salye

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhaum, Fee
yer Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blalns, Cofns, and all Skin Ernptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
qired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price
90 cents per box. For sale by r. r. Bal
ley.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-06-15

Palmer & Carter-322 II acres ! OF see, 9. t..
r 6 E; $1,000 acres s OF See. IS, T5S RS e;
ISL 25 acres = OF See. 20. T s. r. 8 Z Iel 35
4 Of Sec. 81. T S Re e; s22.7s acres n
Of Sec. 81 s226s acres / Of Sec. ST. sO67 acres
OF I, Sec 50 40.3facres N w I OF sc ].
parish s24,50, Total 1920 and interest and
costs
St. Landry democrat., 1889-06-15
GRAND CELEBRATIONS!
On Court House Square, at Opelousas
Fourth of J,,ly, 1889.

The days festivities will open with Military >alu1e
Iof ONE HUNDRED GUNS
At Ii ocloch the Opelous;as Fumen and VISITING
Companies will parade through the principal streets
headed BY the Brass Bands Of Washington and this town
After te Parade, The different Military COMPANIES will
have Grand Dress Parade and Drill on the Square and
at noon another Salute will be fired
Reading Of the Declaration OF INDEPENDENCE and puh
he Speaking by members of the Supreme Bench and WIS.,
Iiting and resident attorneys
Ate1 the speaking. there will be all sorts OF Games
and Sports such Pigs in the Clover with live Pigs
"Greasy-fg Chase Sack Race, "Climbng the GREASY
Pole Foot Races ''Whcelbawow Races" &C. &c. &C.
The GREATEST LIVING ELEPHANT and his Trainer
will be on exhbiton~(Ws is By speciM request old AT
on enormous expense
There will also be manly other attractions around the
Square-Rebeccas at the WelI, Gypsies Art Galleries.
Museums, Etc. Etc, Etc
AT night there will be GRAND lLLUMINATIONS and
FREWOR There will also be BALL at the Social
Club Hail. given under the auspices of that Club music
furnished by their accomplished Music Director Mrs NJ
K. Lasrapes and there will also be CONCERT at
the Court House under the direction of Prof r. MAYER
REFRESHMENTS of all kinds at all hours of the day.
Meals in the Market House from 10 a. III. to p. ILL.,
Efforts are being made to have the Rail Road Co. run
an Excursion from Morgan City to Opeousas on that day.
and also to have excursion rates from Alexandria on the
regular train. large crowd is expected.
ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-06-15
A special to tie N, 0. Picayunc iron

A special to tie N, 0. Picayunc from
Washington says
In January last the treasury depart
ment accepted the bid of 4. Perrodin to
sell piece of property in Opelousas.
corner of Court and Landry streets, to
tho government for $4,000 The ground
is intended for the site Of the public
building to be erected in the town. The
title and conveyance are still in the
hands of the attorney general for exam
ination. They will shortly be sent to
the supervising architect and payment
made for the property. 1t will be |.
long time, however, before the plans
for the Opelousas or Monroe building
will be ready
St. Landry democrat., 1889-06-15

Job printing in all its branches. done
with neatness and dispatch at the DEM
pcRAT office. .s. Z, -
St. Landry democrat., 1889-06-15
Merit Wins

We desire to say to ourcitizens, that fo,
years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Dr..
Kings New Life Pills, Buckl4n Arnica
Salye aud Electric Bitters, aud have new
er handled remedies that sell as well. or
that have given such universal sstifac-
ton. We do not hesitate to guarantee
them every time, and We stand ready to
refund the purchase price, if satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popular
ity purely ON their merits. +. L. Bailey
Druggist.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-06-15
A safe Investment.

lsoBe which is guaranteed to bring Won
satisfactory results, Or in case of failure
Il return OF purchase price On this safe
clan you can buy from our advertised
druggist bottle of DIR. Kings New Dis
cOvery for Consumption. Ii ia guaranteed
to bring relief in every case, when used
tor any affection of throat, lungs or chest
sucfl as CONSUMPTION, Inflammation of
Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping
Cough. Group, etc, etc. It's pleasant and
agreeable To taste, perfectly safe, and can
always he depended upon. Trial bottles
free at F. Z. Bailey's drugstore.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-06-15

We desire to make the DEMOCRAT q
household necessity and welcome
guest in every family throughput our
parish. To do this we must make it in
teresting; and to make it interesting we
must have the corporation and good
will of the people. We invite cores
pondence from all parts of the parish on
matters OF public interest. Give us your
local items, and we will do our share
toward giving you paper that you will
be glad to receive.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-06-15
FOR DYSPEPSIA
aTse Browns Iron Bitter.

Physicians recommend it
All dealers keep it. sl.00 per bottle Genuine
has rrade-mgyk and crossed red lines on wrapper.
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minneapolis
81. y. WppbfeQptu II. Co.,

~, ". WDDDTeuUtu H. w.
So. 247 Big 253 Nicoaet Npemne,
1T tpDbl bas observation-disclosures tmStprb.
peten fir Mdntel uno Saden. Die
4usipabl lit iebr bebeutenb unb ransirt
int preiie bon $2.5 Bis su 5000 bas
Stld-S1den in alien neuefen Sacpns
BON $2.5O ans epmarfets, Yealant
Mdntcl rnb Coulter ueberDirfe in
ptelen Sprten. Die i9bnften Nopitds
ten in erclutpen Muitern, 9erlen>
2ibtn uno tanbseaidten nmbdngen bon
$3.50 Biz 5000 per stid. Tea@otpns
uno MorsenrDde in einem eompleten
41prtiment bon $3.50 an. Seioen,
taiM fomroise GROCER 8arsain gu 81,
81 25 uno $3.50 per garb, in Den
idDniten 6arben bic mir je geseist bas
ben. -Sdwar3e uno farbtse &leibers
itoffe, seitidte GDiti,ne, Combinations
ftrffe in seioe uno @ole, cine pradts
bDle Iuspaol.
- Ote Qeuernte thetnt leiht i'll
tpe,oen, aber fur3e grnty beiBt bobe
Breiie, 10 baB Der Garmer mebr @elo
as pie i'm goriabre e%innebmen ntro
Die bette 6 e I'm Wartt 1T bic
BetmDre, gafantirt In teoer Meiis,
lei s. 9. ii. S 8 SMITH. 9 u. IL
L. Ctr. N. @ne giientpdoren b,lI,3
= Sir 8eiuGer bon 4usndrts 1T
Tbe 6oIme 8, bas neue 0otel, 806
big $40 9ennepin Ape., teipnoers su
empfebIen Die Gunner fino i5br it6n
eineesidtet. tie &dde a~uaeesitret uno
Die Dre,ie iebr m5Btg. Dan fam bort
eniwsoer Elm Gunner mietbsn unb aug.
wirts efen, Ooer In sep6bnltder Qotel
monier bort leben. SIS III. In ieoer
@eile su emphblen Or. . 6 Nil
LEI bat rDr e,nisen Sdgen Die @eiddFis
fiibrung iibernommfn uno nib oas
0otsl IN tefter B,iie foulflbren.
- gerra & Co. gde BET 0iz
cDaet Ipenue uno stem straBe taben
oas grDBte Eager bon @rccerien aler
art, Die es Gberbaupt in Der stabt gibt.
gQes miro sesen baar berfauft uno 6ars
UNI 10 biQig tpie m69lid Die Aualiz
tdt lit INNER aus9eseidnet
= Die 0Drtb 2san
unb Building Society, auf
beitid, 0Drbmeflide 2eib u.
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nelen @riebt 8lpd neben benz
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sDsen Dieielbe lit auf iDliber 8afis
Drganiiirt uno muB idpn fiber iein,
iDnt bdtte Die grDBte Gant IN Minnea=
polls bic Security 8anf nMinneiDfa,
Elm 6tnan3 Sniitut BON enormengrfpIg,
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8em uniere Seier bilige8 Sdub=
tperf iaufen tppaen, 10 sibt es feinen
beieren 9lab tpie Der CINDERELLA Sdub@
9aben, oil Nicouet Qpe Oort fpire
allies, mas CUR 8rande seb5rt, III So
br,tpreiien berfauft. Vie Sirma toufk
rar aeSen 8aar uno fam iid oe6bal6
NIT fleinem 9rcfit begniisen. 6a.
Minneapolis 0rn @ouSs So.
SIM sbnbicate 8lod. Gde
Der Stem StraBe unb NicoQet Qpenue,
Winneapolis, .baben cine rns beure2tusz
fpabl BON ibDnen G~egenitdnben. bic bon
5 Gents an Bis su SIZE gu faufen iino.
6ilbIde fleine Taiden III iebr rieoris
gen Breiien. @laee 0anoidube nur
in ben 8r0ben bon 81 uno mebr sl so
gents bas 9adr. GA1ne ainoer=
itrlmpfe, i@war3 geribbt, in -@r6Ben
bon 6-9 gu 19 @ents bas 9aar. Sm=
portirte Sddrser, iebr idbu, In ieds
oeri6ieoenen 5aeons, nur SO Gents,
Dbglei6 bieielben 81 90 tpertb inb.
@eiBe unterrDde In bier Saeons nit
Spiben uno Stidereien 81 90, tpertb
$l.35.-
g. sc. Dana, So & 55-3. Ctr.
leibt @elb arf aaeMrten@ ertbia6en,
DiDbel, Steal gitate, ubren, Oiamanz
ten, gfero unb Masen. @ediel ges
IQes unter itrengfter 8eri6wie=
Gleine Q~bsablunsen fperben
nngenrmmen. ba
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TrteDenSri6ter.

trobl fautn iibernommen ais Irultee gu
fIngiren, unb bic Tbatiade, baB Die
Oirectpren Der @eieaIhaft st ben erifen
unb beoeutenoiten &au1euten uno ST.
nanssrDBen geb6ren, trdst a'th nit 6a.
gu bel, Die ytort9 @eftern in Der 6ront
Slant berartiger Snititute gu beben.
IS fcitet ia nur cine &leitiSfeit beisns
treten .sga st
Die Bette Ndbmaidine i'm Marft
lit bnh Die v8bite." Oieielbe Fat
tDdbreno Der 8Drjabre srpBe Sprtidritte
gemaht, man ipr DIE in Der Office, 314
NicoQet Nbenue Dor.
gs lit pertb su piiien no MAJ,
feline Oiamanten, nbren, s III
welen, Silber unb plattirt e
@aaren duBerf nieSrig foufen fam
Opnelfon, 203 0icoIlet Qb.
%perfaut nur quite 8aaren su niebrisen
9reiien. eseoer Nrtifel tpirb earantirt
Wenn nidt Shfriebenfeqenb, pirb oas
8elo germ sltriidseseben. Man iprede
bort Dor. bd
= @c fid iebt init Dem terannabens
ben Sriibiahr ieoe 6ausfrarl iid be-
feiBiet Hd pieber pobnli6 einsuridten,
siebt es ncbl bic Bette @elegenbeit iid
oas ~ungebeure Eager BON MDbeln, Tepz
piden, 9ausgerdtbidaften alIer 9rt bon
8cutea 8rps 2O3, 2O5 unb 2O7 gfi=
cDQet, 2116emeptn pber 228Waibing=
ton 4penile Sin, a~njuieben. bn
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s Yrocent bDppelte SntereHen

Die nntDn Oebenture@ e1en-
ldaft eibt einen Bomb aus, fpsld,er ala
@elbanlage fi6 beionoers iar 2eute, bic
lire gtiparn iie anlegen trDQen, EN-
piieblt. Die 8pnbs fnb tD $500 cas
Stld, fDiten aber MIR $40 90 per Sabr
unb iino In 10 Sabren fdaig. 2eute,
uel@s tteinere 5umnen onlegen tpollen,
ioIten bieies Spitsm unteriuden. Die.
lelten 3ieben 8 Brocent ccppelfe Sn.
tert fen. gu bertaufen Eel 8. g. Mons
roe, SO. 10 Sf 4. Str. ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-13
Sci 6. q. Me,nIea Nlumen.

Sci 6. q. Scales, Blun,ens
gdrtner. Gde Geoar unb 3ueiter GtraBe,
finbet man edit tmpcrttrte boQdnbii9e
8lumenspiebeln. 8eteluneen fiir Mn.
p1an3unsen genoln.nen. 8lnrnen Saas
men Direct importtrt. SdDne GIumen
INNER porrdtbis, 8eionoere Nufmert.
iamteit OecoratiDnen estpiomet. Eeles
peDn 117-3. ba
Tas 6la1denbier III Der STAB
M anni9en SD. fam
bon teinem anberen iibertroHen tperoen.
@arum iclte cine 8rauerei, Die oas
anetfannt Bette SaBbier In Nproueitern
liefert, ni&t I'M ftanbe fem ein Sla.
idenbier, tpeldes benz allstpdrtigen an
Nualitdt unb Sdmadbaftigteit glei6
tommt, gu brauen? Sic lit I'M itanbe,
es s1 tbun unb Den 8etpeis fnbet man
tn isoer Slaide ibres bortrefliden
BiereS. ba
= @elb au Gb3abIung3 gu
perleiben, auf perbeiiertes @~runbeiQenz
tbum in ct. Saul Seuerperfiderune
belorst. - 8iIete nad europa iiber
9amburs poer Bremen Bel 6. S.Sboms
ion, frtiber S@warSba6 & Sbptnion,
$50. 100 oft @ierte straBe ct. Saul.
ba
6. $. &eebes bat Dor fnrsem
cine Mpptbefe i'm 9eftel 8lpd, Gde 3te
uno Ate Strabe> 7 Gden, er5fnnet, unb
ernpfieblt ietn retdbaltiges Eager bon
retnen, unperfdlidten Drpguen, 9atent=
Meoi3ine1 8arfimerien, Toilettengez
genitdnben, unb feinen Gtgarren, Den
9elern B. 8l. Dem grdpariren BON
Gecepten miro befpnoere Iufmerfiamfeit
geidentt. ba
- 8ir maden uniere 2eier barauf
aufmerfiatn, oab Die Sarmers &
so d State 8anf, @de
9ennepin=N penue unb 2. StraBe, De-
politen.g Cont, sleihpiel tpie srDB, ssrne
enteegennimntt, @shIel auf Deutihz
lamb unb ale TbeiIe gurppa's ausifeut
unb ale 8elddfte i'm 8antfa6 prompt
teioret. gpIectionen cine Specialitdt.
Die 8eamten Der 8anf finb: M. S.,
Gcpielo, 9rdiioent SEQ. 8. Matdun,
Giceprdltbent, unb Nobert &. Sang,
gaiiterer. ba
-Siiber&Siib Samenbdnb.
Ter, 900 Sadipn Str. eriudt jeben
M~arttgdrtner ibm feline Nore1e ouf Ell.
ner 4piitnrte etnsuieaben, bamit er
oemfelben feline ipeeial 0reislife sus
ienoen fam. ST Fat tas id5nffe
uno ousseiudtefte 2ager BON Samen
aIer Nrt tn ct. Paul. 900 SadlDn
ctr. 2 Tbiiren BON MerdantS 0Dtel.
bn
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specinls@ erfemf nOn
s s d 1 ern! 90 90

Cine gang neue Ssn6une iosbsn e%r0ffnet
gum balben Yrets.
@infade SAGE MeiB, Creme. Ginf
nnb 6elblau-----$1, $50, 80, Sc $50
@emadte Sage, neueite Wuft.r---
---------$l.25. $l.75, $3.50, $500.
@infade Ntlas nit feinen grapirten
9rihen-----$1.O0, 81 so, $1.75, So so
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20 9ub. idpar3er 4fnOpf. San6ldube,
tpertb So, nur ST.. sc
Sfnopf Wousquetaire Suebes, Nbenb
uno ausgeb 6arben, setpObnl. 8reis
1915, nur S..
l6fn0pf. Wousquetaire Sleoe 6an6:
l6ube, Nusgeb unb @eielidafts Sarben,
9eipobnl. GreiS 1875, nur 1890.
2Ofnopf. Mousqustaire @neoe 6onb-
ldnbe, rnler %getpObnl. Rreis "a, nllr
$50.
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Metke &Ieioer Sacqmes.
DamSfhmhf.

8roSer Nusperfauf BON @lace 6anb
i6uben! 5fnOpf. Fremiere, %garantirt edit
@loee getpObnli6 $l.5o, nur $l.25.
so 3ub, better GuaIitdt 4fn0pf. @Ioce
Snnol6ube, ole neuen 6riibiabrsfarben,
eetpobnl. Rreis 75c, nur SOC.
% Sns ffn0pf. eo.ter @lace 6anoidube
ihon geitidter &iiden, oue S6aitirunaen
uno Id ipors. 9epobnI. Yreis 1925, nnr
Csc.
IS lub. e6ter Nleranber 4fn0pf @lace
6ancidube, in GROCER Gustpob BON sSar-
ben; unier regeImdBi9er Greis lift 80, nur
$1.59.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-13

e. EVANS, SIS, 81, SO oft 5. St.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-13
Mnsgesei1nete Bargains in
Sei6enen
6trmen f!

9on eute a b merben mir 500 feline
letbene Gegenibirme unter Dem &piten>
preis perfaufer.
gu $40 100 c63Da. StpiGe6 Seibene
&egenldtrme nit oripirtsm @riff, itno
gut 81 tragen.
gu 1915 &egenidirme BON portrefH.
Tabticat nit sterlin9 =Silber @rif uno
golberer @infoiiun9; tpertb $3.50, So 90
llno 5000. :
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-13
Climber. Banher.

Nusgeseihnete Bargains in 9(tlas 8dn-
bern. Sddrpen 8dnbern, gals 8dnbern
II. |. 10.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11
BRIEF rELEGRAMS.

hNit'iunl. MD. October lu ia. .lnno
establishment off tl~tsfl- onDr ~on- a. co..
40 Locust Point. Na. burned to-day. Los.
NH''"'' ih' origin ni The nrr is mot known.
\iN \ loHh. October lp. 1h. .nai lf.,l-
.an iri-ed.au. ~lNini. made his annea.a.cr
100 America This aiirfulnu with hi, inner
..nai '"n Nt samson. at Palmer. Theatre.
u. fr'.Atd 1000 ntafI0n lrum ID crowded and
BRILLIANT ariienec.
flfNlf~IoN. ~. g.. October lu. Al p,.
SIS q lHnau'- kaoiInr mino near Aihrn.
.l~l'f' Iiir- of clay clAci in. nlln. on
iHlmtir No"l'f. ihc superintendent. hill-
n- him instantly.
InN y. S.. ppohrr u. Cha afi.mnf
'liiir '' poisson Res. tlihrr Kelly. of Onrt
Ii- Dr. CAUSING mucI excitement m hi.
i..i'', lN' rl.r surrounded hN m,-frr,. .-
lN'l' '' 1- lrt nl clue to th. person who pnt
..N' Hi'' iir 300 lii" ~Icramcutll vino. Infhor
j. DIS NH7 reported much inur,e, tn-,ia, .
liihi,i-rt HD. if,. .t+tohrr lD. 4 nut
Iih- party Consisting 0i Oscar ~chm.idln.
'-'"' tN'hf. 30 iad manned Hoover. and "A
Nt tdhtnIn nwu.ed newell AlO.mnI. wrn.
camping on ihe l0il iillls last nithf. and
-fAn'nIN. NAp hld wandered from clfln
1875, -hNf Doc ,h. back ht Noraland. who mis-.
'nHA tii' hNl fNr 90 Wild animal. ~chmnilt.
u'd in ihe hospital here f0-ni.ht. Nora-
lani -H3r himself up.
HmMNDp,'. AaA. October lo The
-"' 'i.t'h NrllDW i'in. A--ociatinn mot hDf.
j. '-ial anii decided fD Daltaure "a. nr,.. nf
ilin'ef - ne, '"l Vot.