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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
Organs.
Pianos. OrGa
MAITrR u. MnsEs & CO.

We can furnish you with the best Pianos
and Organs made, and can give You the
best and easiest terms Of payments. We
are the oldest established music house I'D
virginia and know the requirements Of our
patrons. Persons buying from lis cen be
satisfied they are getting the full worth OF
their money, as the pianos We sell ore
made by such reliable men rs Steinwar
Hardman, Haines. kimbail. and other.
Send for circulars and full particulars OF
our eaSy-payment plan
WALTER ID. MosEs & Co.,
1905 Main street Opposite post-Oince)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

@. w. Saunders: Second vice-President,
Y. ]. Mitchell Secretary and Treasurer, y.
w. Cooper. Executive Committee: w.
w. Turner, @. w. Saunders. +. j. Mitchell,
L. w. Cooper. Louis Franck, I'D. Morris,
and John Miller.
The agsociatIon meets on the first Friday
of each month at Wilkinson's Hall, on
Ninth street. at s:15 O'Clock p. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
Richmond Perpetual building, Loan and
Trust Compauy.

This company was organized under a
charter granted by the General Assembly
of Virginia in August, 1873. The object OF
its organization is toaid It's stockholders 10
procure homes by the payment Of monthly
instalmonts instead of rent, and at tho end
Of certain numl " Of years 10 become the
owners of their own homes and also 20
Weld reasonable dividend TO those who
want an investment. About zoo loans have
been made 10 this date ag-rcgatue one
million Of dollars. In connection with the
loan department sdr,ngs deprimgd has
been organized. in which deposits wii
be- received. AZ a liberal rate OF interest. and
for the security of which the entire Its
of the company IS pledged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
Own Yonr own House.

Why pay rent when you can buy your
house and use the money you pay Tor rent
towards paying for your own house!
The Peoples Building, Loan and Trust
Company IS now prepared 70 advance
money on buildings. and the books of sub
scripfion are now open at the Office of the
company. l10G east Main street. Cal and
Get an explanation of their plains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
Number of Delegates.

To ne Eltil0r of NE DlSpdIch:
You would oblige a constant reader OF
your paper if you would state in your sun
dav edition the number Of delegates that
will attend the next gubernatorial conYen-
,;or 10 he held Aupusf Il. 1889 SIB.
fClevelandis vote in this State last fall
was 15l.g77. Delegates are chosen upon
the basis Of one for every one hundred
votes or fraction over fifty. which would al
low $50 delegates 10 the convenuon.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
IN OUR HAT DEPARTMENT

you'll always ind goodly number OF customers
and az most times during the day big crowd.
IT'S a weli-known fact that our Hat Department
Is the busiest place OF the kind IN Richmond
and there isn't any reason why It should not be
when wore selling the HATS We are for 50 little
money.
our FURNIsHING-GOoDS DEPARTMENT Is
always a busy place. There Is hardly a time
during any day but what there is an unoroken
line OF customers along the entire counter space
In the Boys DEPARTMENT the KNEE
PANTS SUITS at s23s worth S4-5J, 1895 worth
$3.50, and those at S worth $50. s.. AMI $780,
are gradually disappearing. couple OF weeks
more and there won't be many OF 'em Left
All the UNLAUSDERED sERCALg WAISTS
n Al we're IS and 50c. are SLICED to Csc.
Our Especial" value Csc sCARFs Ia Iecx
shapes are "sliced to sic.-nye Tor 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
Hastings Court.

The grand jury yesterday brought in in-
dictments against ll6 persons who have
failed to take out licenses for conducting
business in the city.
True bills were also found against w. II.
Richardson for resisting the police and
Lewis Beverly for Iperingg-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

We must have cash, and to get cash We
will sell for S. per pair 200 pair Of French
Calf Handmade Shoes. which we made to
order from $50 10 $40 per pair. Come
early and secure your choice before the as
sortment is broken. ". T.. DREW.
Shoe Manufacture,
500 Main street, corner Eighth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
"EuroDean Travel"

No trouble now to secure all classes Of
accommodations by all steamship lines.
Fall and winter rates 90 into effect August
1st. ANDREW W ELaH,
Passenger Agent for all lines, at Adams and
Southern Express Companies office, No.
$40 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
sunday Afternoon Excursion.

Tho steamer Ariel will make her second
Excursion this SUNDAY afternoon, the 2lst,
10 the Monitor Fleet, Dutch Gap, and war
wick Park. Steamer leaves here ut J;
NJ, and stops at Warwick Park going ana
returning. See advertisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
Select Excursion via Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway


TO LURAY. TIE GROTTofs, AND NATURAL
BRIDGE AT VERY LOW RATES.
Tho can't-get-aways Will doubtless
avail themselves of the persOnally-con-
Quoted excursion 30 the above places on
July 3Ist. The Chesapeake and ONO VIII
have an experienced agent IN charge of
this excursion 10 see 10 the comforts OF an.
The train will leave Richmond at ii y. VI.
reaching the gr0ttoes and Luray ,ior early
.lppor. These tickets VIII be sold foI tins
traiu only and will be good to return ON
any regular passenger tram until Augu-
rth. Tickets 10 Natural Bridge will be
-0od returning Uia Richmond and Ale
ehauv railroad There certainly VIII not
be offered as pleasant and as cheap an eN-
curslon this season rs tins. Full informa-
ton will be given by letter or personal app
plication at Room 3. Chesapeake and OHIO
offices. corner Eighth and Main. RATES:
Richmond to Iuray aud return, 81; -
Luray and Natural Bridge and return,
$50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS.
Deeds of bargain and Sale Admitted to
Record In the City and County.

The following deeds of bargain and sale
were admitted to record in the Chancery
Court Yesterday
Alberta :. Valentine and others TO Henry
b. Eubank, 40 feet on the south side of Jay
street near Federal or Buchanan. Parti-
ton.
Hin Carter, special commissioner, to
Catherine Reed. 50 feet on the west side of
Buchanan street between Accommodation
and Lownes, improved; also so feet on the
east side of Buchanan street nearly oppO-
site the above, 5000.
Hill Carter, special commissioner, to
Martha l.. James, % feet on the east side
of Page street, and % feet on the west side
of Buchanan street between Accommoda-
ton and Lownes. improved; also % feet on
the east side of Page street near Accom-
mediation, $3.50.
John A. Coke, trustee. TO j. Thompson
Brown, trustee for his wife, So feet on
Third street at the southwest corner of
Cary, S11,775.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
Gale CITY Ronds.

The Finance Committee at its meeting
Friday night sold Si7 800 Of city per cent:
bonds, with thirty-four years 70 run, at
$iOl and interest-Mr. X. W. Maury pur-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
poultry and pigeon Association.

The Richmond Poultry and Pigeon As
ISOLATION was organized Friday night by
the election OF the following officers: Presi-
dAnt W w Turner Frat Niee-PyesldenL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
HENRICO COUNTY COURT.

John Mahoney and wife TO jeremiah
Smith, 81 feet on the east side of Thirty
first street near s, 1926.
John 4. Meanlev, trustee, to Isaac Miles,
80 feet on the east side of Twenty-fourth
street noar S. $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

The household remedy for pain. bleeding,
OF Inflammation of any kind IS PoSD's
EYTRACT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

Horse. Harness. and Light Wagon for
sale just the thing for city drumming.
VIII sell separately or as whole. Can be
seen at John Marx stables, Second street
near Franklin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

Governor Lee went up to Washington
Yesterday evening to spend to-day with M ms
mother, who is at present in that city. lie
will return tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

POINDFXTER q DENOON, P. W., frame
dwelling On Boyd street between Hancock
aud Harrison.
GEORGE ". MAYO. 1920 A. NJ, tables, refrlge-
rat0r-, mattresses, stoves, safes, chairs, &C.
WILLIAM JENKINS & son. 1890 P. NJ. bana-
mas and lemons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
i OIIOWln I Is INC ScOrt
VTpgfEIk4

Ricbmoads. 0 0 O.
Earned runs-Yirginias. ;; hichmonds, D.
Base on halls-VirgDia', , A; kichmonls' J. NO
base hits-leffwich and West lhree-base
hit--Hau Loft on bases-Vrginias. @; Rich
monds, B. Struck out-By West. T. by Palmer.
a. Passed bas-Luck. 2; Hall, j. lime, I.iO.
Umpire, Graham. Scorer, Wharton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

The Republican League Of Richmond
will meet at their club-roOm, corner Third
and Broad streets. Monday night, July I'D.
at $50 o'clock, on important business.
Every member must be present.
BY order of the President.
G.. ". DEUsBEEEY, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

The Richmond CRITIC is now publishing
the genealogy Of the Harrison family, and
in the last issu. was begun unique aud
highly interesting story, " Our Dist n-
guished Fellow-Cifzcu." All persons who
subscribe now VIII receive chance at the
So prize 10 be given away IN September.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21


"The Rev Fleming james, ID. d.. Of
Gambler, Ohio. recently elected q profess
sor in the Philadelphia Divinity School,
has accepted the char, and is expected III
Philadelphia before the lst of September
He IS well known here through his minis
trations during former summer seasons at
Holy Trinity church"
Rev. DR.. James is native Of this city
and son of the late Fleming James. He
graduated AT the University of Virginia
before the war, taking the degree of Mas
ter of Arts in two years served IN the
Confederate army, and after the war at
tended the Theological Seminary at Alex
andria. and entered the ministry of the
Episcopal Church. He had charges III
New York State, Baltimore, and Louisville,
successivelv. and some years ago was
elected to fill a chair in the Theological
Seminary at Gambler, o. Heis Il profound
thinker and a brilliant scholar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

Autumn produces chills AMI fever AMI ma
laria. Simmons Liver Regulator prevents them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

Fans and Parasols al less than cost this week
at MuTELDORFERS,
81 Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
Ananta, g., July 70. 1889.
For sale At
OVENS & MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Agents for Yirg Ma,
Richmond. Va.

lam Of the opinion s. =. S. should stand at tho
head Of tho list - blood remedies. arrived at
this conclusion from the testimony OF scores VI
persons who have told nae Of he good results
from it. use. / have been selling 5. $. :. Tor
years AMI Il ha, won large sale.
g 4. GRfFFlTH. MayGower. Ark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

Health demands a healthy liver. Taxa Sim
mons Liver Regulator for dyspepsia and indi-
gesii0n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
- TrRNnNAL. W. roINr.

Tor the week cnding July 2Oth: ]. 5.
Potts and family. T.. Il. Estes, William W.
Gordon. Miss Pearl Lee, Miss Maud Gill,
s. If. Hancock and wife. Captain Smith,
Miss Smith. NJ. y. Freeman, Z. A. McCarty,
G.. W. Roach. Mrs. John \. Bell, Mrs.
Arthur Havens. Miss Annie Bell Ferguson,
j. ". Buck. John d. Potts. Pride Jones.
Miss Mary Fisher Gordon, Miss Annie NJ.
Gordon, {. $. Preston. G. W Henderson,
William Is. Sutton. Miss Blanche Taylor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

Reductions this week 30 al departments at
D. IL i. MITrmn0RFERs,
5Z- broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
,,,c,-sr. v-u,r,r sr,1pur-R SPRINGS.

For the week ending July goth: Mrs: b.
+. Iadd, Miss Bigger, Mrs. Alfred !. Har
Ms. Mrs. DR.. Ball, MIR. !. Stern and family
Mir. and Mrs. j. c. Cussen, and Mrs. J.
Thalhimer aud family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

AUCTION BAEGAIN@-A special purchase Of
Corscts. Ribbons. EmDroderies. AMI HandSer-
chiefs on sale this week al oDe-half value at
MlrTELDORFER
5.7 Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

Mercury and potash mixtures dry up tho So
cretions % The body cause mercural rhcunln-
tlsm ana dyspepsia. and finally run tho syRs-m
down 10 such a condition TIA. other diseases are
induced swifts spec.n, builds up the patient
from tho first dose and gives lie and yigor 10
tho whole human frame.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

Summertime brings cole and s,onlchache
Simmons LlHer KeguIAtor cures II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

spring.time stirs 40 tho bic. Simmons
Liver Regulator removes H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
nrrFnnrnN LITnIA spRNGs.

For the week ending July 18th: Mr.. J. p.
Scott. j. j. Wright and lady. Mrs. Emma
Tlyer. Miss france Dclninger, Mrs. j. >;
Finkenbiner, nurse. and children; Colonel
and Mrs Il. i. Munford, nurse, and child {;
Master Robert Munford, Miss Graham,
Miss Lavinia Davis, Miss Grace DAVIS, Mr..
Mrs. j. c. Joplin. Mrs. t. W. Tompkins
and servant: John ". Gordon, Mr.. d..
Oeters. DR.. and Mrs. John Mahony,. Mrs.
Kate Dodson. Mss Mary Dodson, and Miss
Katie DOdsOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

For the week ending July 18th: Jacob j..
Iange. Id G. Tompkin-, Henry I. Wick
ham. Major \. V. Randolph and son, Gene,
raj G. j. Anderson, G. A. Millcr0y, Colonel
William II. Palmer and wife, Mr.. Frank
Christian. wife. and nurse; Charles T..
Stokes. Mrs. NJ. J.. Straus, Charles Straus,
MIR. Tfei1cr. Mrs. NJ. ID. Anderson, Mrs.
Schwooth. MIR. and Mrs. L. r. Robertson
and Mr. aud Mrs. ID. II. Griffith left yester-
dry for Old Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
ocsAN-snonE PAX HOTEL.

For week ending July 18th: Ellis Mittel-
dorfer aud wife. Jonas Marcuse, John
Boucher. wife. and daughter, Miss T..
Drummer, d. Mitteldorfer, Miss f. b.
Mountcastle. +. G. Ebel, Hon. John Borges,
C.P. Allen. L. NJ. Wise and family, William
II. Beveridge and daughters, Mrs. lrahern
and daughters, c. Wendlingor, ). !. Boy
kin. Miss X. l.. Turner, and DIR. Charles L..
Charter.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11

ais Die bier, tpelhe mir Jest setpDbnlid
10 nenner, uno man tpar fid nidt Tia,
bariibsr, pb audi ite 5ur 8iteI seb5rter
poer niht. @as meinen Sic, Meiltel
8redmann ; bleiben Sic aud iebt nod
BEL Sbrem Gab: uNiehts ais bie
8ibel"?
8r: NeirL freilid nidt; oenn tpetln
id nidts selten lieBe, als bic 8ibel>
oiirfte id AUDI bic 8ibel ielbif nidt mebr
selten lal1en, neil id BON ibr oann
nidts tpiibte; uno tpet,n ib al,a bon
ibr tpiBte, 10 tpdre id boh ni9t fider,
pb i4 iie redt peritdroe ; unb tpenrl ih
iie AUDI redt beritdnoe, 10 tpdre ib nidt
ii@er, pb es niht mod anoere 2ebren
uno- Guridriften Seiu sabe, bic in ber
8ibel nidt erpdbnt lino.
Sttp: Debbalb meins iA gleid.
fails, es lit beler, mir hagen NIT Dem
&atedismls SD CLAUDE Mles, tpas
Soft eepffenbart bat unb u,,s burd
feline beilise fatboliide Stride gu slallz
ben portelt", mag es mnin Der Bibel
fteben poer MIR in Der ueberlieferune
entbalten fem.
(Sortiebuns fplst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11

Die Sterne bod in eiu'sen 8abnen
sicgen,
llub tppnt'se Difte rings baS 2idt
burbsrin9sn.
SIM @lprieni9ein, trp iel'Be Settler
fingen,
S@webf Du, . 9immelstSni3in, es
bluben
gu Deinen SIben &p'en uno es fteben
gu Dir Die Qer3en, bic auf Groea rtn8en.
@etr5nt bon Soft, fat Ct gum &Ieio
gegeben
Die Sonne Dir, uno einen 2rana BON
Sternen,
Dein Teppi@ lit Der Mcno, unb @5lts
den tpeben
Den Gdleier Dir - 10 idauen mir,
bic Sernen,
Gur1 bss Ipoifels Ius' (*) Did, Mas
feIpie,
Waria, W~llttergpttes, 9immelsroie
~ Sn ser @pofalppie.
gufemia Grdfin Battlefront.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11

Qas IL. &e6simniG.
8, Der sum 6immel auf>
8efabren 1T.
St fubr gum Stmmel auf, bon bera ct
nieber,
Sin tpeinenb 2inolein, mar 81 u,ts ges
ftiesen,
Gr, @pttes SDbn, iA birft'gen Stall
su liegen.
Sn Strob sebettet Seine heiG ger @lie:
Der.
@lcrreiber tomntt ST einfens 3l uns
tuie6er,
Der uns selebrt, ben SOB ielbff sl Be-
fte9en,
60 ioa ad9 uni're Seele fiesreid fies
gen
9inauf gu Sbm bel iiBsr gnsel 2ieoer.
0inaui, empor! St 3sist uns ia bic
Yfooe,
Sce9 uHSI IUenU UT IlDt TEsuCt9 Ite
betreten ;
unS mint Elm uebermaB bon Qimmels:
gnaoe,
sic tritt uns rab burd Mrbeit unb i'm
8eten.
Damn ueiat Der Staub uno rings In
Simmelsppnne
Giett uneebIenoet infer Iu9' Die
Come.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11
QaS IA. @e6eimaiG:

guy IT. VevetN]NtR.
Seius, Der DID, pSungfrau
in ben 9immeI aufse=
npmmen Bat.
9as id6ne, beipse 9aupt empprees
tperoet
Satpabt Sic binanf gum etp'een 2tdt,
bemeinet
Son ben Gpoifeln, bic ufn sic pereinet.
Ser Gterbenoen @ebet uno Croft aes
ipenbet.
Sbr Iuse pirS nibt nebr pom 2i&t
geblenbet,
Sas Ibertpdlttsenb bonn Sirnnel iheinet,
Sic 1T nit bielem Siebte idpn nereinet
Sur& @uttes Mlmadt, belien 9anb es
fenbet.
. iebt bic @nsel5idaar, ole sic ums
1hmebet!
@lsi4 ben Gsufteln mb4t' i5 ftarnenb
ttebet
. tDnnte meme SeeIe, 10 pertpebet
9em etp'sen 2i@te, etnif gum 8ater
gebe,
uaS ftegrei4 10 entidwe6snb bunfleu
@riiften,
Gin ier8er. @eif iein in BEN 9immels.
liften!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11

CDie Is @sbeimntIIe beS bl. %pientrauses in epuetten.)
(S&lu6.)
Oas IL. @e6eimnik.
SefmS, Ser BON ben SDbten
auferfanben TT.
. weI&'ein ii6er, tconneboaerS &reden,
@Is Sic, Maria, al baS @rab sesan9en,
limb Stre beipsen Mutteralgen hangen
Mn Steinen MIR - ees 9eilanSs @lte:
Der oe6sn
Sic nimmermsbr @el9' @unoertboten
tpeden
Ser Seil'een Staunen, Sreuoe, Surdt
uno 8angen!
11nb absrtauieno 8ogelitimmen Iarsen :
vgbriit 1T erifanoen !" BEL aus Malo
uno 9eden.
aIIeIuia Die OferelcGsn lduten,
Sie 8lutnett bliiben, S@nee unb @is
serfie6en
&annlf 9u bas Nab'n bes Srabtines
i95ner beuten?
Gbriif 1T erftauoen. SDnnenlirptne
aie6en
grudrmeno fi@ auf ,,andes 9eraens
&inoe,
nnb madden tuieoer jau&3eno uns gum
&inbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11
Spiben Dep't,

11niere Miispabt 1T i@uarene piben
Strings 1T nOQitdnbie. QQes mas
su elmer boaifdnoigenS pisen. GbtbeiIung
geb51t, lit bter au fin6en un6 biliger
uie irgeno ancers.
40 3oa breite ipaniide @aipire
Sttrting, fduars, gang Seibe, 9aoie
PatterN. tuertb $1.25 bic garb, gu riir
CSC.
40 5oa breite i1rarse ipaniide
@uipire Sfirting, ertra Nualitdt, tpertb
81 so. TIMER preis rur $f.25
~ 3oa brsite iapar3e @uipires tir=
ting, bette AuaIitst in id5nen Muifern.
8dre biaig 3u $3.50, nur $f.95
40 3ou breite GaantiQp Spiben
Stirling, quite Nuolitdt. @dre biQie
su $1.50, nur $1.25
40 3oG breite gbartinb Spiben
Stirling. feline 8crte, tuertb $2.75 BITE
Oarb, nrr $3.50
60 3oQ breite Gbaniinb SpitenS ttrs
ting, paiIeno fir Elm poIles 8leibunss.
ffitd; tpertb 81 bic Darb, nur 1926
As .3oa breite Gtantilp Draperb
Set, III beridieoenen GtpIes ; rerlb
$1.75, nur SLAB.
45 3oa breits, fdnarse GbantiQb
9raperb Sect. Sd5nes gaitern; rertb
So bic Oaro, nur 50 SO
DGr @ir m5dten mod bier bsmer'
Ten, baB mir cine rDae Nusrnbl bon
i6uar3sn gbantilb 5pibsn gogings,
ale tteu urb quite Analitdt, ranaireno
im Yreis bon 10c bis at 81 tie garo.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11
pas 13. &e6etmni6:

I've S$VSeKs
Seiu& Der uns ben beiltgen
@eif gefpenbet Bat.
Soft that nod mebr! Sein @ert 1f5n
at pplenoen
nnS Seine 2iebs III uns lleI sl prpben,
2isB ST ole Seuer, inter Starmestoben,
Sen bet'sen @eif, fein brittes SD,
unS 1penben.
@eEd' f5fftibss @eiGent aug 9ater:
hdnben
Ou 9rp6er @ptt, pie miiien mir Did
lDben.
Ou Ttarter @ott ii6er ben Gternen
brpben,
@ie 1T Oein @na6enreidtbum iGier
Ssri&wenoen.
Grleudt' uns, beiI'9er @eiif, su iHDnen
Ghatett,
Sie aliH int 9inmeI Iieblih tpieoers
boIen,
DAB mir, Dem @ort estreu, BON Sir
beratben,
&ienieoen finb Der @elt Elm @pblee.
fallen
an @eisbeit, retnem 9erssn, reid al,
2iebe,
Gu& BARN, tpena suttgepriift, uns nidts
mebr bliebe.
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60 Dber1 10.

9err: uSbeu're gulalia Sci mei=
mem Slid idwDre ia Sbnen etpise
2iebe uno Treue!"
@ulalia: u4ber, SER Doctor, TO-
eben fasten Sic, baB Sic niemals Slid
baben.
9err: $50 idw6re id Sbnen Bel
nieinem immertpdbrenben geh, epige
2iebe uno Sreue !"
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nnnberminbIi4er Gefpect

nnlberwinblider &eipeet.
(8ei elmer Spir|titens Sibung iinb
idDn berldisoene @eiifer citirt tporben.
Da bittet cine befannte Ganttppe, aud
oud ibren uSelisen" erideinen sa lai=
ien.)
u8itte, citiren Sic nun AUDI meinen
ieliseu @eors. iino Sie in 3apport
nit ibm 49,. adj, er ipa opd toms
men .....l"
Yes, M}plaop, seanttpurtet fat ct
1dpn, aber fprtnlet, min er niht."
limo ,barum benn nidt?"
ugr traut iid nidt!"
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Oarntrte 0itte !
Special 0erfnuf.

SPECIAL gerfauf.
800 idbne garnirte Cite nno Bon:
nets, In alien mlDgliden @rten garnirt.
Dieie Wods nur $2.4S gu $4.98,
pertb bas 9pppelte.
.@ir asisen User 700 SaepnS In !Qi.
ten uno 8onnets, nebf 100 u~nierer Ell
genen Soeons. Wir laben bic 9atner
bDfidit Elm, unier @arnirunssf Depars
tement gu beiuden.
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6D1ife 9ifinctiDn.

9ame gum Dienitmdoden, bas einen
ba(ben @eden bonn 8eder beimgebradt
bat): u@arum baben Sic benn feinen
Sansen ge1pntmen?"
Dientmdoden: u@eil fein tleiner
mebr oasetpeien 1T, uno Elm saltser gu
ntel getpeien tpdre."
9ame (entriiitet): u8ie f5nnen Sic
perlangen> baB tpir bapon eiien; ba peib
man ia gar nidt, per Die anoere 9dlfte
seseiien fat!
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8 ebanfenfpdbne.

0eOdnten p1bne.
IS siebt 2erte, bic 10 piel Gerfano
baben, bab fie fait gu nidts mebr ari
Der @elt gu gebrauden finb.
Gin Menid fam mod 10 espiitiid
iein, Die Sawiegermutter s6nnt Sober
bem Mnoern.
9ie Sbr @eltperbeiieruns fibn u. srpB,
9reoigt lit allen 2dnoern:
8er dnbern mill Der Meniden 2ops>
WtuB erit Die MenIden dnoern.
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HASsOCKS.

1niere erife Senbtns 9anods 1T anz
gefpmmen; bieielben fino in lA5nlter
Musrabl. Man fomrne unb iebe fih
unIere Wo. 10, tuertb 75cy Spez
ctaIpretS 49c.
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eiden Der 3eit.

uDu wiait aIio tpirtlia seben, Butte,
u:so ueiBt bod, baB i9 beinabe beine
sanse Ar6eit ielbit setban babe 2"
uSa, gna' Srau-aber nidt su mei=
1er 3ufrieoenbeit !"
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96dr>Matten.

t1niere Guspabl in Ebnrs Mtatten If
jebt complet, entbaltenb ale beridiebene
Stble unb @rDBen, einfa9 unb iancp.
nniere 9reiie itnb 25 grDcent niebriger
als anberstpp.
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Som GrercierpIab.

11nterpfficier: u@ie bic Serbs tpieber
baiteben Nit gum iasen! Mber mart
nur-ih muB mir nur nieoer bon Ser
lin nelte Musorud' fpmme' lafe'!"
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% n 4 4 / DS0N*S
ploh Store,
@icplet Mpe% II. 6. Str, Mtnneapplis.

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