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St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-26
YOUR WIFE AS A BARTENDER.

A gallon of good whisky coStssS3. So
when you pay for it. From experience
the writer would say that there are
siXty-five 15-cent drinks in gallon. pro-
yided the drinks are taken out OF a
properly graded whisky glass. If taken
with funnel there is no telling how
much of drink a gallon jug contains.
Now, most men who do not pretend
to drink" pay Is cents per glass, or
rather per drink, for the liquor they
imbibe. and in most cases that is very
often. The question is right hereto
shut up every saloon in the city and
still have as much and better whisky
than ever and not 60 half so far to get
it, and in ten years good, confirmed
drunkard can find himself full OF
whisky and be a rich man 50 to speak.
~
This may seem ridiculous, but it is,
nevertheless. the uneXaggerated result
of certain order of facts and condi-
tions. Buy gallon of whisky at $3.50
and make your wife the barkeeper.
Every time you find your stomach play
ing with your larynx buy your drink OF
her and pay 15 cents as usual. The av-
erage man-that is, he who can at all be
classed with those who occasionally i'm
bibe, have no scruples against it, and
those who on certain occasions would
stand over bar with companions and
let 'er down quently-drinks, say
say thirty three drinks week.
80
In two weeks he would have dOwned
the gallon and paid his wife s9.75. She
thus makes clear profit of s6.25 every
two weeks, or 1925 per year. If man
goes on in THE way for twenty years
his wife will have saved $1,000 with
which to bury him in a decent manner
and live herself upon the income after
his death. If he fills a drunkard's S
grave he will have drunk double, or
more, the amount stated, and in such a
case there would be $4,000 or more for
the wife to enjoy for the misery she en-
dured while he was alive.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-26

and trysto arrive at division of the
land, or of the money raised"
''D0 you propose to extend the line to
Minneapolis?"
I'VE hope to be able to cross on the
Marshall avenue bridge III the near
future, but for the present will stop this
side of the river. We have received the
most reassuring answers from all who
aesoe oe. and Raye absoutey u e no Gob doubt
pfs our ability to raise 1t. The only
doubtful thing about this scheme is the
franchise. fail to see why the coun-
Gil should not grant it, and fully expect
It will, but until this actually is done
nothing very definite can be arranged."
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-26
Hibernian Officials.

The annual meeting for the election
of officers and trustees of Division No.
8, Ancient Order of Hibernians, oc-
Cured last evening at the lodge head
quarters. The following are the names
of the officials for the ensuing year: r.
J. Morrissey, president; w. j. Nelson,
vice president; A. Mcdonald, recording
secretary; Thomas Simpson. financial
secretary; Pat Hough, insurance Sec
retary; j. j. Walsh. treasurer; p. Berry.
dOorkeeper: Patrick Quinn, sergeant
alarms. The trustees are Thomas
Carney, P. H. Smith and James Nor
moil. In announcing the meeting held
last evening by Lodge No. l, A. 0. II.
the proceedings were credited to Lodge
No. by mistake.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-26
Dick Has Departed.

81. T. Dick. proprietor Of cheap res
taurant on Seventh street, between
Robert and Minnesota streets, is miss
ing. Mrs. Dick is still in the city, run
ming the business, and processes to
know nothing of her husbands where
abouts. 1t is even limited that Dick left
with waitress formerly employed by
him, but those who profess to know
say that he went to the Pacific coast to
getout of paying few small debts, and
that his wife will soon follow him. His
business goes into the hands of the
sheriff Monday.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-26
AT LAST 1T FALLS.
Fayette Marsh, of saltwater, APP
plies for the Writ.


Attorney Fayette Marsh, of Still
water, yesterday filed an application
with Attorney General Clapp, request
ing the issue of writ of quo warranto
''to have one George Lowe show by
what right he intrudes into the Office of
alderman Of the city of Saltwater" )"
Lowe is a building inspector of Still
water, and has been elected alderman
of the First ward of that city. 1t is for
holding the two offices that Marsh ap-
plies for the writ, and, in doing so, is
acting for Isaac Staples, E. G. Butts, d.
Tozier, j. McKusick and 81. P. Bar
clay. of Saltwater. Attorney General
Clapp was at Rochester yesterday, and
upon his return he will have to fix a
dayto hear the citizens in the case, so
that he may determine whether to ap-
ply for the writ.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-26
Constipation, ,
Pr not remedied in season, is Liable to

IF not remedied in season, is Liable to
become habitual and chronic. Dras-
tic7purgatives, by weakening the bowels,
confirm, rather than cure, the evil.
Ayers Pills, being mild, effective, and
strengthening in their action, are gener-
ally recommended by the faculty as the
best of aperients.
L"Having been subject, for years, to
constipatiOn, without being able to find
much relief, 1 at last tried Ayers Pills.
I deem it both duty and a pleasure
to testify that have derived great ben
eft from their use. For over two years
past I have taken one of these pills
every night before retiring. Iwould not
willingly be without them. &c. w.
bowman, 26 East Main ST., Carlisle, Pa.
"I have been taking Ayers Pills and
using them in my family since 1856, and
cheerfully recommend them to all in
need of safe but effectual cathartic."
John M. Boggs, Louisville, Ky.
"For eight years I was afflicted with
constipation, which at last became so
bad that the doctors could do no more
for me. Then I began to take Ayers
Pills, and soon the bowels recovered
their natural and regular action, so that
now am in excellent health. rs. L.
Loughbridge, Bryan, Texas.
Having used Ayers Pills, with good
results, I fully indorse them for the pur.
poses for which they are recommended"
IT. Corners, M. D., Centre Bridge, Pa.
Ayers Pills,
Dr. !. c. Aver 4 Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Drusgists and Dealers in Medicine
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-26
PROPOSED STREET WORK
To Be Recommended by the Board
- of Public Works.

~ Of Public Works.
The board Of public works yesterday
hadjunder consideration the following
proposed public improvements. all of
which it was decided to report favofa-
bly, to the city council: Opening Rondo
S treet between Lexington avenue and
Griggs street, at an estimated expense
of $4,000; grading Laura avenue, be-
tween Marshall and Summit avenues,
atah estimated expense of So. 1926; !;
grading Moore avenue, between Mari
shall and Summit avenues, at an esti=
mated expense Of S2.545.S0; grading
Wilder avenue, between Marshall and
Summit avenues, at an estimated ex-
pense of S3,0S6.45; grading Maple street,
between East Seventh street and Green
brier avenue. at an estimated expense
of $3.50; grading alley in block 4, Ly-
toms addition, between Park avenue
and Sylvan street, at an estimated ex-
penSe of 1918.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-26
IN LIGHTER VEIN.
ST PAUL VERSUS LINDSTROM.

Now the piscatorial swell,
Whom the fishes know SO we'll,
With expensive apparatus and inhnlty OF
bait,
Tries in vain the artificial:
Flies and miunows are tizZle,
Willy troutlets smile serenely
AS they monkey and gyrate.
In a nook just round the bend
Sits the small boy, up on end;
Hook and rod that cost quarter,
Bait large and beefy worm;
Pulls from out their damp retreat
Trout enough to last week;
City angler chews his moustache,
ITtters curSeS lOud and QeeD.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-26
Philadelphia Excursion,

Parties Joining this excursion, which
leaves st. Paul and Minneapolis Satur-
day, July 6, should address Bartlett Fes-
kett. 629 South Sixth street, Minneapo-
lis. First-class round-trip rate less than
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-26

Fort Crawford Mineral Springs
Reached via 1.-The Burlington" Fare
for the round trip $500. Tickets good t.,
return until October 81. 1889.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-26

Bradstreet, Thurber & Co.,
Syndicate Block, Minneapolis, are max
ing terrible reduction in Chamber
Suits this week.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-26

We don't want mothers to
forget that we have an un-
usually large stock Of Roys'
Vacation Suits, Boys Shirt
Waists and Boys Odd Pants.
and that our prices are very,
very low, considering the
superior quality Of our
Boys Clothing.
Navy Blue Sailor Suits
for Boys from 4 to 12 years
old, 81, $1.25, $3.50, 50, $3.50
and up to $6.
Washable Suits for little
and big boys, from s1.50
upwards.
Our Boys S. Suits are
certainly remarkable value
for the money.
Boys Department-Second Floor, Elevator.
Gentlemen's Best Quality
White Flannel Coats, $3.50.
Trowsers, $3.50.
Vests, $3.50.
Suits, $12.
English Fancy Flannel
Suits, $18.
Blazers, all shades, $3.50
each.
Knickerbockers, $3.50 a
pair.
O,1tino Goods-Second FIoor-Elevator
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-26
GOING TO BATTLE.

The graduate, diploma in hand, steps forth
to do battle with the world and obtain the
diploma that the people mentally give to
every successful man.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-26

Light Colored Hats.
Straw Hats.
Any price and any style
Summer Hat you want is
here waiting for you.
Hat Department-FirstF Floor.
Wonder why more men
don't wear Blue Flannel
Suits. They always look
neat and are very cool, very
durable and very cheap in
price. Probably if they were
not so cheap more men
would wear a Blue Flannel
Suit.
So for a Good Blue Elan
mel Suit.
$40 for the Best Blue
Flannel Suit.
Blue Flannel suits-second Floor-Elevator
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-26

Our Irish and Scotch
Tweed Suits are just the
thing for Gentlemen to wear
when travelling, or for lay
ing round at the lakes or
seashore. From $12 to 500
will buy one of these Tweed
Suits.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-26

Z am. to $50 p. m., except
Saturdays. We are early
cIosers.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-26

Out-of Town Orders Med
promptly and carefully through
our MaI Order Department
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Gtne goesial=gtsund

hos stoh,xotsae so.h m...1S. m,A,
u ~, 0' ao lInO u.pa'ag o.uy.
m nr,'as ru % 3assr luue0s 9as pIo!'
aIma ~, sesga..sens os1 Snabe.Ou Ma
n.a.'n So; opesss:Isn une %a.aeget > an
s naS ~. g aJh iulD.a plI@sm ~ ,aI1
. na i.ovst ,n MDe..;ua s't1sn AO5as Sa'
r I'M r aaD um Dumassnus Da'
'"esl 81 ue.u'gen, eH~genon'u'en.
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8rtut

Na@ benz Gon3srt geRern Nbeuo
tolgten bic Wfitglieter bes 8eetbobens
Wdnner9or elmer @inlabung hires Dis
rigenten 9errn Carl Bed in ibr
%uebungslotal (S6ol3' 9ale), UNI nit
ibm Elm @las Wein gum Mbi9ieb gu
trtnten. Iuf LANCER geoedter Safel
ttatiben bic Glider uno Weinflaiden,
unb als Wae in ben &reis getreten NOS
rem, rt9tete 9err Bed einige Wprte an
bic Weriammelten. ST fagte: Nm 20.
Wfat tperben es flint Sabre, baB Der
geetbooensW dnner6or mid unter sros
BEN Spfern engagirte; i6 fanb mid
balb beimii6 bier unb bet &reis Der
Sdnger 1T mir itets lieber geporben.
sd fam mir nt9t anmaBen, meme
9eiftungen 5u beurtbeilen alsin, bas
tam i'd fager, oaB i'd bas Bette berge.
geben babe, mas i'd gu bieten pers
modte. st ipra6 bann mod iiber ben
3Def fetner &eiie &C. unb trartt auf bas
Wobl bes 0ereines unb auf elm fr6b=
li9es Wieberleben. Sie Mnlpra9e
tpur6e Namens bes BeetboSen. Mdnners
DIOR BON Germ 6ani9te beantmortet,
Der li6 iiber bic gerbienite bes 9errtt
Bed in 8e8ug auf bic pf1ege bes &C.
iangs uro Der Wuft in San Nntonio
berbreitete unb ieinem Salient bolle Wne
ertennung miberfabren lieB. Na9 utts
unterbrodeuer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lei
ibnn cine &ubepauie bon 6er3en 3u g6ns
nen; feline aablrei6en Greunbe niins
i9en ibm CUTE &eiie, bersniiete Stunben
in Der alten 9eimatb unb frDbli6e Wie.
berfebr unb bofen, baB er als berielbe
Bed auridfommt, als pel@er CT bon feis
men Sdugern Nbi6ieb t1immt. 81
fpra6en nod bic 9erren %. G9utpirtb
(ber Germ Bed ben &atb ertbeilte, fi1
bod enbli6 nod elmer 2ebensgefdbrtin
um3uieben), s. $. Mller unb Nnbere.
Sn Der beiteriten Stimmung nerfloHen
Die Stun6en; es tpurbe nod Gins ges
fungen, Big Die Samen, bic mittlertpeile
i'm @arten gefeiien batten, ibr gri9eis
men ma9ten uno ibre Mdnner "claim-
ten. Damn CAB es uo1 einer lebter
Wbi6iebstrunf, einen 9dnbe6ruf unb
man ging auseinanber.
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sa- 9err $. 6. Smith, Der &eiienbe
Der @bicagoer 6irma Yelforb, Glarf &
So. bate bas unglad ft6 bas 9anbs
gelent i3limm gu Derfau6en. sd
bate groBe S@mer3et au leiben" fagte
er uuub meine 9anb mar fart sei9wols
len, aber elm paar @iareibunsen BON
"Chamberlains Pain Balm befreiten
mid bon meinen @9mer5en unb oer=
triebeu bic Ini9mequng in elmer Na@t,
10 baB i'd meine Sbdtigteit ni6t gu une
terbreGeu brau6te. Sd fann baber
"Chamberlains Pain Balm" aus per.
i6nli6er grfabrung empfebleu. Gum
Derfauf BET &. @obn & Co., s. Salt.
eper & Soba uno allen Npotbetern.
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BEN gra9en aus nod alien pldber Der
1lniDn beri6ift weroen fam.
9ie @~alpefoner Subuitriesgemesun
gebt raid unb uaseft6rt poran. 9ie &c.
fenf9aft fir bic @rri6tung Der Sell.
unb Binbfaoen.6abrif bat fi6 fet orz
saniirt unb ibren 5reibrief i9on in
Waitin resifriren lafen. Das i'm Nnz
fang auf $4,000 angeiebte Stammtas
pital 1T auf 100000 erb6bt morben.
Wu9 bic Baummolen= Gabrif bat ibren
5reibrief I'M Stats Setretariat ange>
meIbet unb, pie mitgetheiIt tpiro, foa
nit benz 8au berielbeu idon In ber al.
lernd9ften 3eit ~begonnen tperoen.
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Nn bic @Da5adter.

Bon jest al iperben MIR In u,,~
ierem etsenen Mamen ein Wpase>
iadft fabren, tpte es bisber burh
unieren Sentur Ebeilbaber, S.
2ammers als Manager Der "Wool
Factors Association, pel@e ftA
bnra sesenieitises ueberetnfOmn.el
aufgelSff BAT, betrieben ip,lrbe. Wir
bitten Tim bas fprtseleste @ntsesen<
tDmnten aller Greunbe unb ltrb Dprs
bereitet, NIT @0en In gerbinbung
5n treten, bic uns ben @erfauf ibrer
WDae arpertrauert wpnen.
WOafdde gu 8pftpreiien an @er>
iaiffer.
9antiiterS & Ilimt,
on 49, Sebr. '89.
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az 9eute, bic pianos unb Orsel1
faufen polen, folteu fi6 barau erins
rern, baB mir in oieiem @ef@dfte felt
"a Sabret tbdtig fnb, bob mir nur bic
beifen Sniirumente fibren unb bon tei'
ner Gabrit abbdugig inb, ba mir tur
fur boar faufen. Wir n~erfaufen feline
@aaren auf @ommiiion. fonbern mir
taufen uno Derfaufen auf eigene 3e9.
nung unb iuGen tets Dem publitum
gere6t au iperben. Sn GoIge belen
f6nner mir biaiger p~ertaufeu unb unlere
2unben finb fiber, sci urs bic lei9tes
fen Bebinguneen, bic gr6Bte Iuspabl
unb bic trengfe &eelitdt gu finben.
Man fault nirgenos better als in benz
altbepdbrten Mllitbauie bon q o
San BROS, 208 Commerce StraBe,
San Mntonio.
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Rr SIN beliebten Mtiiinmss
Gartem fiab gBsimmer einseri@tet
unb er6fnet morben, poielbf man res
guldre Mabl5eiten einnebmen unb a la
carte ipeiien fam. Nuifern tuerben
rob uno In better 3ubereituns ferpirt.
Mabl3eiten uerben i'm eigenen @ei6irr
ausseianbt unb auf Wunid Dinners
unb Soupers ins Saus seliefert. Mufs
merflame Beoienung unb prompte Nusz
fiibrung Der Nuftrdge garantirt.
Wbeimer & Saul.
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Cine ffthere @elb.Mnfaae

lit cine icl9e, RON pel@er Sbnen inter @arantie ,use.
ii&ert irerben Tam, hab ie befriebisenbe &einltate lie
fsrt, rpibrtseniaaS has ~anseleste 6elb suradse,abit mirb
benen Mpptbefer cine 6laide ppn Or. 6tnss Neuen
S9rinoiu@t8 : Seilmittel %faufea. SO ipirb sarantirt,
baB hdfielbe nnter alien llmitdnben Grlei1teruns &C.
tpdbrt, ipenn man eS sesen irsenb ipeI4e 2eiben Be-
aebIe, Der 8ruit pber Der 2unsen anpenhet mi,
S4winciu&t, 2unseuent3lnbuns 8rpn4tti8, @ibma,
8eu4buiten, grdune &c. SC. G8iit ansenebm ~einsuneb.
men uno iamedt gut, 1T p6ais ii4er unD man fam fd
immer barauf ~perlaien.
SrebeEai&en frei in alien Gprtbefen. @pbleiale BE
Dreib, Ibpmpipnu II. 60.
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MuerIet.

= 6err Nler Soste tpur0e beute 8ors
mittag nit SRI. Blan@e Grant ebeli6
berbunben. Oas iunse paar. benz mir
aaes Slid auf ieinem 2ebensmege tpiins
f9en, trat unmittelbar nod Der, i'm ems
geren G~amilienfreiie borsenommenen
@eremonie, feline 9od3eitsreiie mad benz
Often an.
= Sie @ranb Surp tritt nd9ifen
Monat 3ulammen. Mitglieber inb:
q. s. Grp, @b. pfeufer, s. @@reiner,
$. u. Gallagher, g. R6nigbeim, W.
Oturri, s. 6ernanbes, S. $. Gren6,
%. 9euermana unb 3. 6. @rotbaus.
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Qantpfer Ngentnr.

Die .Greie preffe FIR Sc.
ras" bertritt bic fOIgenben 9ampfers
2inieu. ertbeilt ale ttdbere Wustunft
tueseu pafase nod unb BON europa
unb perfduft Eampfi6iH. unb eiiens
babnbilete su ben niebrisiien @aten.
Die 3ife Der BON uns reprdientirten
2inien 1T:
&autbnrs . MmterifaniiAe 9ampfr
i&ifffabrts @efellfGaft.
9eb Gtar 2inie (Q(nttuerpen).
Guuta8nie Generate 9ramss
a~flamtiqme.
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galifprnia.@eine.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm 9rDbes Nas
GET BON feinen California Weinen Bel
6errn s. 5. MeDer am Mlanto
plasa. 9err Meper fu6t Bic Meire
on Ort unb Stene aus utb fauft brett
aus benz Seller Let Meinai1ter. Nls
gutem 2enner gelinst es Inn ffets, bic
beifen @orten aus3umdblen. Ct fam
feline Gunben unD Tamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen perieDen. &otb= unb
WeiBmeine in por3igIider QuaIitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @aIone - frei
ins 9aus geliefert.
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Ser Cinderella gdmb Gtpre.

Ode Of.SoufonftraBe un6 Nbenue c.,
biefer beliebte 2aben Der 6tabt, bal
1einen neuen gorratb BON g m r.
f6ubem fir 9erren, Samen unb
2inber erbalten uno bat cine unbers
aleidli6e Wuswabl aler Sorten unb
Qualitdten. Der Cinderella : G1ubs
Store fibrt nur bic Gabrifate ber beifeu
6abrifen unb iiberbietet N1es, mas i'm
bieigen Warft gu baben lit. 9pecia=
iitdt fur 6erren: Der &odforb Soul
fir So. SO berlobnt fi9 Der Mibe, i'm
GinbereIla Store ~por3ufpres
den, ebe man on6ersuD fault.
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Wrpke 3iebmmg ant 81,
mai 1889.

Is g 10 | n: Gin feines por.
celan Safel. Serbice BON 125 Slid.
3meiter g 10 | n II: Gin f66nes
porcelan Sbee 9erDice bon Sc Sttf
(aus Der Gabrit bon 9aoilanb & Co.,
Wer Groceries i'm Weribe bon 81
fault, erbdlt elm Coos fur bieie 2otterie.
MramiaS Yrescptt
@fe 0oufons unb GoIebab @t,aBe.
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= als elm Gra6tsug in grenbam
einfubr, periu6tet einige 9naben, auf
cine Gar gu fpringen, um cine Strede
melt m~it3ufabren. Gin eben auf Der
Gar itebenber 8rsmfer i9oB auf bic
Sungen unb peruunoete einen. Vt
nurbe perbaftet.
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Jemerfefe @elS{dr4afe.

Die beriibmten gIpine Sire 9roof Cafes nit
serauidloien @ombinationsi@lone,n iinb in
a%usemeiner Na9frase. Reiner fann obne fe
iein. Sic bette Siderbsit unb bilIisife Ser.
ideruns. @rfe aIaRe Cafes su billisem
@reife. Man abreffire: s. IS. Subbarb,
Staats : Geent, No. 936 Commerce Strabe,
Dallas, Seras. = @tns, Mafdineu, Miblsn,
@aaqen, 8eItiuq, SC.
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- 9ofmanu, 6sfter & Co., 2eips
sig, 6dnbler in uncar@, &beins unb
ben berabmten 6anitdtssW einen, Hnb
bier our@ sc o n & WabIitab
nertreten, tpel9e cine groBe MusmobI
bteier Weitte an 9anb boben.
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YaleFine, ObiO, q. SUM, 1888.
Set mebreren Sabren lit i9 be'
ifdnbig on neuralgiiden S6mer3ei;
tein Mittel molte belfen, big Id
Satobs.O Del berfudte, tpel4es mid
beiIte. &c. g. Getberolf, g. so.
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a On Geinbeit, WobIsei6mad,
&oblenidures @ebalt unb ionnigen guten
@i9eni9aften iibertrift fein %geaenmdrtig
bier lit San Mntonio i'm Martte befinbs
lides Bier bas treffi6e x * x
Der @itp Brauerei.
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&drnifh & Sir.

bic bertibmten RonOitor. baben int un=
tern Stodmert bes S%pernbauies cine
&onoitoret etablirt, no @obamafer in
allen Nariationen unb @iseream, fomie
@anbies, SUDDEN &c. in better Qualitdt
5u baben finb. 27.4.3mt
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s6g- Mit benz bortrefHi9eu x K K
Bier bat bic beige p@itp 8rauerei~ eli
men our6idlagenoen grfoIe eraieft.
ueberal 1T Na6frase nod Ky
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Wenn sic SIR 2ebeu au uerfi6erit
beabf9tisen. 10 f9ieben sic Sic
gntf9eibung bariiber auf. bis Sic bic
Metboben, &eseln unb Befimmunsen
ber washington Life Insurance Com
pany" bon Stem Oort sepriift baben.
3uperldifse uno amtlide SnformatiD=
men tuerben Ilen ertbeilt, Sic fid bafir
intereifirem.
DAY, KAMPE & co.,
asenten far Seras, Obio unb 2entudp.
Office: SO. 33 unb "a 2ampmann=
@ebdube, San Nntonio. 3eras.
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6 e u d. t.

Gin sater Wiiaer, UNI cine MebI.
unb @riib,M iible Omit @aKertraft) au
leiten. @ute Referenaer perIanst. Na6z
aufragen bel s. 8. 3ibbIe,
eagle paB, Swas.
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sa- Wie getp6bnli9 baben pans
& S.obn aud biesmal bas
gr6Bte Eager in @loibing, Often &C. fir
0errerl unb 2naben.
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saT &apitaIiten unb Sol@e, tpeI6e
ibr @elb in @runbeigenthum anIesert
molen, bertpeiieu mir auf bic Nnaeige
Der 6erren 6. 8. Stgnnnitp & 60.
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pS~ Gin fer completes Eager bon
6emben, unter3eug, unb 9erren : 8ois
letten. artiteln fibren g aneoat &
Sobn.
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sa- Wenn Semanb gu9 iast:
Sold eineu Sdnupfen tpie biesmaI,
babe i'd bod ober nod ME gebabtl"
banrt nebmt ibn beim Worte unb EN-,
pfeblt ibm "Chamberlains Cough Re.
medy' gu gebrau6en. 9as tpirb ibn
heilen. Sir 6ufien, 9eiierfeit uno
@rtdltungen aler 4rt giebt es nihts
8eReres ols bies Gum 8ertauf Bel ".
@sbn 6 Co., s. &alteper & Sobn unb
allen anberen Npotbefern.
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nT Gil3s unb Strobbate,
ileue fur bic 5ommeriaifon bel Ban
coat & Sobn.
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D6- So Bros. liefern bic
beiten unb biIigften Orudia6en @ebt
3u ibnen.
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1ar Gin ausermdbIter 0orraib bon
9ommersM nsHgen 1T bel 9%ancoaf &
@obn gu finben.
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Ba- Warum ipolt Sbr pianos 3pei,
felbofter Gite bon reifenben 9dnblern
faufen, mean Sbr bic e9ten GmeriOn
In ber n~eueffen M%usfibrung biaiger
unb uuter Iei6tereu Beoingungen In
BEN bepdbrtei Gef6dftsbauie BON
9hOs. Goggan 6 Bros. baber
fbnnta
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- 6einfte unb biIiefte Drudia=
Den bet J Obnon Bros.
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s6S- Sbr fpart @eIb, tpenn ibre Cure
Srudia6en bel SObnfon Bros.
anfertigen ldBt.