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Evening journal., 1890-09-18

DARBER SHOP AND FIXTURES ALSO
- household goods. reason for selling
going away. Apply 10 w. b. WARNEh.
1898 East Eleventh street
COwS. ONE HEIFER AND ONE YOUNG
~ COW giving milk Address MRS
hDW ARD DUFFY, Market street, New
Castle, Del.
GTALL IN STAR CLUB STABLE
- Enquire al stables. Ninth and Shipey
streets FIRST a ALLMON.
CARRIAGE. - LAhEh DOUBLE SEAT
~ top carriage; built r. order; finely uphol-
cred; new; suitable or family use or light
elivery wagon Gan be seen at the Club
tables, corner Madison and Twelfth streets
IARNEss.-NEW NICKEL MOUNTED
- harness. INQUIRE NJ this office
pOBEs.-PA1R OF HANDSOME Lap
this office
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NOTICE.
IN FAshIONABLE DREsSMAKING.
at No. 3l4 Washington street.
MRS. A. +. SALLAWAY.
NOTCE.-A MEETING OF TaE DEMO
~ Gratis of the Fifth ward will be held
on Thursday evening, September IS at
O'Clock. az 6al Madison street. A lull attic d.
ance Is requested. as business Of Importance
will come M for Consideration.
j NJ. a.. FNRkUN, Chairman.
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\ UIiCE IL hEnpBl GIVEN hAflN
Concerning Private Corporations passed at
{ over March "a. tS3. application will be
made p, fore } Hon Ignatius Z. Grubb. AS
sueiate Justice of the Superior Court. at
chambers on Saturday September % ls9), at
O'Clock ann Tor certificate 'ncorporat-
Ing 1.-THE Ford Morocco Company
JEAN Bi6GS.
ATTORNEY f,~ InrorzorafOrS
Evening journal., 1890-09-18

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tn At IN
conformity with the act entitled An Act
COuc rning rivate Corporations" passed AZ
made before the Hon ! G. 6ruhb associate
justice ec. at chambers on saturday, -ep-
TENDER 81. at 10 O'Clock, 4. m fora certificate
Incorporating THE Delawa are Morocco Com
paryw JOHN II. RODNEY.
Attcrney for Ino1~nor' fore.
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FRANK GINDORFF.

Last Monday morning Frank Gindorff
died at his residence on Cotton Avenue
after an illness of several months. He
was first attacked with a severe cold
which led to other complications and
death seemed to result from general
breaking down Of the system. Deceased
was native of Germany and aged "a
years.
In the early days of the town he was
member of the firm of j. Eisenmann &
Co., and left here in 1887. For some
years he lived in Idaho, whence he re.
turned here but short time before his
last Illness. Deceased leaves wife and
three children unprovided for.
Mrs. Gindorff extends her sincere and
most heartfelt thanks to all those who
rendered their kind assistance during her
husbands illness.
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DIED-It is with feeling Of regret
that we chronicle the death Of Il. Nc
Avoy which took place at his home on
McCannon Street Monday evening be-
tween the hours Of eight and nine o'clock
P. NJ. Mr. McAvoy was a native of Ohio
and was 63 years old at the time of his
demise. The accident which led to his
death happened about week ago while
working at the Reduction Works. At
that time he was running in some wood on
hand car when the brake gave way
bruising his hand pretty severely. He did
not feel greatly hurt at the time for he
finished his days work. On the following
day he resumed work but his inju red
hand became swollen and he had to re.
turn home and take to his bed from
which he never rallied. Mr. McAvoy came
to Phoebe in early days and was engaged
in the delivery business for long time.
lie was man of warm and generous i'm
pulses and general favorite with the
young people. He leaves widow to
mourn his loss.
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COAST NEWS.

Denver men are going to put $40, 900
pleasure boat on Great Salt Lake.
The rain which ended on the morning
of March 20, Cal. is said to have been the
heaviest spring rain on record in that
State.
The great Bully Choop, Trinity county
mining case is on trial in the Superior
Court at Red Bluff. 1t involves nearly
$500, 900.
A sheepherder at Lemore, Tulare
county, CAL, is said to have an invention
by which common wells are made to flow
like artesian wells.
Idaho was christened after an Indian
girl of that name, but as no interpreta-
ton OF the name could be obtained it
was translated Seem of the Mountains.
The Morning Star Mining Company.
Ceur d'Alene, has just sold to the Globe
Smelling Co., Denver, lot of 5000 tons
of ore for $500, OOO-$6O ton.
A Sacramento paper says that Fritz
Harmer. white boy, living below
Washington, Yolo county, is reputed to
be leper, whose fingers arc dropping off.
! Prescott Miner: After the recent
heavy rains. Rich Hill, in Weaver District
! was fairly alive with prospectors hunting
for nuggets. Their search was pretty
we'll rewarded, as many Of them averaged
from $4 to Sc per day, while few we're
more fortunate in making larger finds.
One man secured nugget worth $65,
! another found one worth $32, while eight
J or ten Of the value of S. each were found
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Clothing Department.

In this Department we offer
bargains superior to any here
tofore given in this vicinity
and call special attention to
our stock of Overcoats and
Suits for Men, Youths and
Boys; Hats and Caps, and our
extensive line of Boots and
Shoes.
Gents Furnishing Goods in
great variety and of the beat
quality. An examination here
will most certainly convince
you.
Our prices on Buck Gloves
are SO per cent. lower than
formerly, and onr Stock the
Largest that has been carried
for years.
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COMMUNICATION.
SELIGMAN, New, March 81, 1890.

SELIGMAN, New, March 81, 1890.
note in the RECORD
Of Sth inst, a communication from one
over the signature "R" in regard to the
cave near Patterson in Cave Valley
never having been thoroughly explored,
and in reference to the deep shaft or
crevice in cave, in the fact, that rocks
have been thrown down same and never
heard to strike bottom, and that it is
known there is running water in this
shaft and probably deep enough to float
| boat.
Now this is all bosh; and for the benefit
of the person who styles himself "R",
will say, that in company with d. C.
Mcdonald now of Ely, we have together
been over every inch of this same cave
upon two different occasions, in March
1879 and April 1880.
The last visit we left Bristol with 400
feet of rope, tar balls, blue lights, picks,
shoyels, &c, for the purpose of making an
exhaustive examination of the bottomless
pit and cave in every part.
We spent ten days in this examination
and three in the cave at one time, with.
out coming out, having supplied ourselves
with sufficient provisions, and quenching
our thirst with the seepage water that
abounds in parts of the cave,
We did not find any mummies, or petri.
fed Indians, or wild beasts, or sharks, or
living whales, or anything of that kind,
nor no more show to float boat than on
the top of JEFF Davis Peak.
We found the pit instead of reaching
to China, to be just "a feet deep on the
perpendicular, and anybody that happens
to go down will find our names at the
bottom in can on the northeast side
stuck in the clay. This pit goes few #.
farther, on an incline, an angle of % de-
grees, in the shape of funnel until it
ends short. Mcdonald got down the
shaft and couldn't get out, and had to
90 to Parker station and get men to pull
him out.
When got back at the mouth of the
shaft, Mcdonald was in the bottom.
swearing like trooper, with his candle
out. But we soon lowered the rope and
Nc Donald tied himself in with saddle
clnch and We commenced to haul. He
could have climbed the rope easily but it
was all covered with wet clay and too
slippery to hold.
But the 'yahooes' who went with me
were afraid of petrifed Indians, Or getting
pulled in, or one thing or other, that il
took me about an hour to get any work
out of them; but We finally landed Nc.
Donald safe and sound and so plastered
with clay that he resembled grave
digger more than anything else, or mar
with the la grippe.
There has not been foot of this cave
that we have not been over from one
end to the other, and will say this
that Mcdonald and l will take con
tract to explore any cave on the coast
and when any tenderfoot commences tt
give us the Rider Haggard or julie.
| Verne business on Cave that we know
something about, it is time for him tt
quit, or HE himself back to the wilds o
Minnesota, or the forests of primitive
Wisconsin.
Yours truly,
EUGENE HOWELL.
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About Presses .

Oh, the clothes.press is swell affair for
garments nice and neat. the hay.press is
q grand machine and does It's work com.
plete, the cider.press is lovely, with ita
Juices rich and sweet, but the printing
press controls the world and gets there
with both feet.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-04-05

John s. Kennedy, for eight !, ears
foreign money order clerk III the San
Fraeisco postotiice, is short 500, 900 in his
accounts, and has been arrested for felony
Wine. women and cards.
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ssh Bread
EVERY DAY.
IF SALE.

re FRI1TI0N-aEAR KoIsT1NG
TOR Double-compartment shaft.
I; almost new. Engine and boiler
inning . grist or saw mill. and
1oin the best order.
Apply to J. ElBKNMANN.
m3l-SUd.
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One hundred and twenty walnut trees
standing in the forest near Delphi, Ind,
were sold recently for $4,000.
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Grocery Department.

The Grocery D apartment
Constantly suppl led, and bel
OUR Prices are still Lower tina
the Lowest. Call and be Coz
WINGED.
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Dry-Goods Department.

In the Dry-Goods Depart
ment we are offering special
bargains in order to make
room for our Spring and Sum-
mer Goods now in transit.
Note the following: Blankets,
and Robes, Bed Comforts, Elan
nels, Ladies Heavy Skirts, La
dies, Misses and Children's
Wooden Hose, Gents Fine
Wooden Half-Hose, Ladies,
Misses and Children's Cloaks
and Newmarkets, Jersey Jack
cts, Wooden Dress Goods, Wool
en- Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs and
Heavy Mitts.
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to Pioche in early days and was engaged
in the delivery business for long time
lie was man of warm and generous i'm.
pulses and general favorite with the
young people. He leaves a widow to
mourn his loss.
List of letters remaining in the Phoebe
post Office uncalled for April 4, 1890.
Anderson M. Burk j. H.
Boyne VIM. Beauman L.
| Curin T. Cook Ed.
Ellis A. w. Frazer Thos.
Tanning Frank Hill Sidney (2)
Hill Frank Hanton VIM.
Irvine q. }. Jones Thos.
Papago Antoine Skinner Horace
Swlndlehurst j. Stanton Chas. f.
Williams Thos. Williams Wiley
Williams Morgan H.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say advertised.
JOHN SHEER, P. NJ.
RUNAwAY-W. H. Wood Chief Engi.
neer of the railroad surveyors located at
Clover Valley and vicinity, was in town
Thursday evening. While on his way
here the neckyoke broke and his team
started to run. The buggy pole struck a
rock, breaking it short off the jar throw.
ing Mr. Wood out into some bushes. The
team then ran several miles and when
found one horse was dead and the other
disabled.
Hereafter the Justices Court will be
run on standard or mining time. Some
delay was caused yesterday afternoon
through mistake on the part of the
jurors summoned, not being aware that
the Court was attempting to operate by
sun time, and through which most of the
jurymen lost half an hours valuable time.
This I. o. 0. F. will give ball on
Friday evening, April 25, at Browns
Hall in honor of its list anniversary,
An enjoyable time may be expected by
all party goers as their annual parties are
always the affair of the season.
The Phoebe Hose Co. No. held theil
regular monthly meeting last Wednesday
Steps were taken to see to the improve.
ment Of their property and the keeping
of lights burning in the hose house dur.
ing the night.
The measure adopted by Protection
Hose Co. No. 2 of imposing fine of 50
cents on the absent. members at roll call,
was reconsidered at their last meeting
and ordered stricken from the books.
The tax on the proceeds of mines for
the quarter ending, March 81, 1890, are
now due and payable at the office of the
assessor. See notice under New To-day.
The County Commissioners will hold
their regular monthly meeting next Mon
day. Present your. bills to the Clerk of
the Board to-day.
Arbor Day was not observed as gen.
orally as it should of been. But few
trees being set out and general lack of
interest manifested.
Colorado and California mining men
are expected here at an early date with
view to purchasing certain mining prop.
critics.
Mrs. Chester, mother of the wife of
Bishop Whitaker, died in Philadelphia
last week of la grippe at the age of
nearly one hundred years.
Frank Godbe returned from Salt Lake
Tuesday.
Tomorrow will be Easter Sunday.
Good weather and good roads.
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Aeds. Letter-Heads. Card.
q all kinda or Job Print.
ency or Plain apply Is
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We have adde d largely I
our stock Of Han less, etc., al
carry a go ID a ssortment
Harness, Birdie IS, Collar
Sweat-pads, Halters, WIFI
Etc., Etc.
Our entisr st ,cle is New and Fres
has been reerA thy re eetvosa, and CO
tains m" Meta -enteni. or Shtaf-wG
goOtis.
TERMS 81 RICHLY Gas
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gam Mutonio 6ppperaae gSprfs.

Sn Ger Nuftinfirabe bisrfeIbH befiuoet
no biz &uferei bfs germ 8 o. Manz
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Mfaf6i1en uno BefAdfti9ung ti6ti6er
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enlightenment Don Sabr gu Sobr gu oere
o~ollfommnen, unb bic BARN bergefien=
ten 1seenfdnbe iinb jeber Gpncurrena
gemadie11 ODER gar no6 iiberlegen. st
Dai DIE Jdfer fir Die @iiD. 8rauerei ge,
ltefert llnb es fann ftn Sober bon bet
oor3agl1den Wrbeit ait bieien JdHern
nber3eugen. BeIonbers enpfebIen mir
Uar1lern, Die It'd @iternen, SAINTS uI.p.
anlese1 lnouen. ben 8eiu6 feiner So
BRIT. Sic tuerben bort reel bebient TO-
tuobl In ge3ug auf preis dig auf Site
ber gefauften MrtifeI.
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Gtue Srau stpeibunsert Sabre alt.

gin Jau, BOB cine i5rau big 3u biefenl
boben Wlier Iebte, lit uns t6erIiefett,
aber es 1T taum n6tbig, an3u9eben. bab
bies in ben alien 3siten" mar. Weuer.
bings Ieben gu pieIe Grauen ni9t Die
6dlfte Der ibnen ,u~gemeRenen Sabre.
Sie funftipnelen STD Iugen 3u3ui1reis
benbe Sterbli@tsit unter benz f6mdde.
rem @ei6ledt 1T einfad i6redli9, um
gar ni6t bon ben unbeT1reibIi9en Quas
len gu reben, tpelde 70 pielen Jrauen
bas 2eben taum bes 2ebens tpertb ma.
den. aber fir oiefe 9sibenben giebt es
eine fdere 6ilfe. DIR. Pierces' Favo-
rite Prescription tpirb poiitib beiIeu :
~Leukorrhoe, fdmer3bafte Menitruation,
Prolapsus, S9mer3 in ben gieri6den,
&idenf6wd6e, fur3 ole iene 2siben,
bon tpelden 10 biele Grauen gematiert
peroen. So 1T bas ein3ise garan.
"tirte Seilmittel: febt @arantie auf
GIai6enumi@las.
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@srr 50. 6. @larfc bon bier, crhait
$4,000 bpn bet 2ouiiiana
gfnatS Sptterfe.

ST CO mirtli6 pa6r, CAB Sic einen
Sbeil beg Sauptgepinnes in Der !ebten
3iebung Der 2ouifaua Staats. 2otterie
betommen2 fragte Elm 8eri6tarfatter
beg Star SaDiHgs@ 8. s. Glarf, eis
nen iunfen photographer, Der Bel Nus
9ut Gaff befddftigt lit, unb No. 712
Nortb Compton 0peuae tpobnt. nSas
lpoDt@, logte er, lid erbielt $50, 600 in
Baar. Das WeIc ipurbe mir bon Ser
Continental Scat. Banf Of st. 2ouis
ausbe5ablt, 1T iebt in meinem 8eiib,
unb Elm She'll banon mirb fir Elm flei=
nes eIegante5 9eim fiji mid unb meine
Jamilie beriDenbet iperoen. Wsiu 2oos
mar No. 93.-St. 2ouis, Mo. Star
Sapings", 25. Nob.
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&ontraftoreu ,anf8epa6t!
Mapors Office,
San Mntonio, 81. Sob, 1889. {

S"b NfAobtcb -eoos 10OC<
8erfiegeIte Mngebote fuers
ben in bieier Office einseforoert unb I'M
Beiiein Der gieter se0fnet. am
g IN ia Q ben l. Gebruar, 1890,
fur bic pfaiteruns Der folsenben @tras
Zen unb Bla3a's nit MesquitsB Iods :
Mlano pla;a, bonn gnbe bes plafers
CUR @de bon Moe. 3 uno SouHonHraBe
big Mbe. 6. 2,814.4 QuabratsO arbs.
9outonFraBe bon Der @de bes BlaSa
big gut Noro . 5loresfraBe. 9,958.71
Quaorats Darbs.
Mcequia StraBe bon 5ouffonftraBe
gum Mainz PIa5a. 1.990.69 Quabraf'
Oarbs.
Solebab. StraBe, bon 6oulfonffraBe
gum Main.pla3a. 1.504.7 Quabrat=
Oarbs.
uub anbere StraBen, bic nod Bee
ifimmt tperben m6gen.
8ieter itnb gebalten, toentt He lire
Ingebote einreiden, elm Depoft Bot.
3ueibunbertunbfhnf3is Dollars ($25O)
gu binterle9er, dig eine @arantie, bah
Der Sieter ben pOrgei6Iagenen 2ontraft
ibernimmt unb Die erforberli1e Blra-
f6aft bafir felt. SIN Sale er bies
ni6t tbun foate, 10 LIT bas Depoft an
bic Stabt perfalen.
Spe3iffationen t0nnen angeieben uub
er!angt merben, entpeber in bitfer
Office pber in ber Office bes Gtabt=
Sngenieurs.
Die etabt bebdlt fid bos &e9t Dor,
lraero ems oeer ale Nnsebote suriid.
suweiien.
Die Mngeboie mifen oil ben Mapor
aoreitrt uno Proposals for Mesquite
Block Pavement" iiberfdrieben ieir.
8rpan GalIagban H.,
MtteIirt: Mapor,
6. .. GIaubon II, 5tabt. Glerf.
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Sin pabrbaft fSmislider empfama

@efteru Nbenb besanu SRI. &ennebp
ibr 5ueitss Engagement i'm ySemple"
bOr elmer 3ub6rerf6aft, tpie ie fid 10
3ablrei9 ielten an bieiem beliebten Der.
gnuguugsplab 3ufammenfinbet. Sbr
gmpfang tDar tuabrbaft f6nigli1 unb
3eigte, oab bic 2eiftungen bieier rei3en.
ben 2inflerin nod oom Iebten Sabre
ber in gutem Mngeoenfen ffeben. 9as
geitrige Slid mar elm pieraftiges 2uft.
fpieI, v@aiep's 9roubles", tpel6es Der
eminente 2omiter 2elrp fpeciell fur
SRI. RennebD gef9rieben bat unb in
Del6em ct ibre 9aupiitiibe 1T. 9as
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mas beun aud bon benz Mubitorium
burd rauf6enben 8eifaa a~nerfaunt
purbe. Grl. 4enneop mar be,aubern=
Der pie ie unb bat ni6ts BON ibrer @ra.
ale perlorsn. Na9 69lus iebes Nftes
mubie fe Dor benz 8orbang erfdeinem.
gbenfo errang 0err 9eIrp burd feline
2omit grOBe @%nertennung unb Iieb bas
publitum aug benz Baden uidt beraus
fommen.-@entral [gli3abeth, q. 81
9eralo bonn s. Sanuar, 1889.
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Kg Wenn Sen,anb fein uno gu an.
nebmbarem preiie fpeifsn min, 10 gebe
ct gum Mtfiionss Die
9erren 8beimer & Waul, Befbsr bie=
les gtabiihements, balten borauf, lire
Gdfe ffets oolfommen 5ufrieoe1 gu ltel=
len. Nue Acknowledged DeIifateRen,
Nuisru, Wilb, Slide, @efdgel &c. iinb
bort iii Der belifateien 3ubereitung ole
3eit gu babeu. Mabl5eiten tperben out
WunI9 in bic Wobnunaeu ber &unben
%geian0t. Nub bietet bet nit BET
Gpeiiepirtbi6aft b~erbunbene 9 a
rpom bic bef1en @etrdnfe. ftets friides
8ier unb feline 2iqu6re unb Weine.
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Du 1881 Did ia inmer aur6 ben 8ebiet.
len o%frisu9neu.
&ariGeu ~fot1lIit 81 Der Mana, bic
IohsebameH bsi fd) bat; Maatu, oieb
mir bed GeIo, DsnHi0 3udsr BON RrQ.
n1er boIea fol-. - Mana: Aber toess
4alb oraa, i'd bate Sir ia aas Bud
mi'gegsbsn.- GarId)ea: Das nil Ct
ni0t me1t, bat er geingt, erf folen uir
BAG poyige Sabr he3ablea.
Sants; Nun, 2in9ea, milf Ou mir
fetnen Gub ge5an? = 2in9sn: Nein,
DIANA Bat gefagt, Du bdttef einen urs
geiDai9enen Muno.
Batter gum 56bn1en: Oh bIeibf au
6aufe unb brau6f Sid niDt ole Sage
auf oer Safe berumtreiben. = G6bns
den: SAB mid fort, Bapa, Ionf fage
ids ber Mnma unb 9u borff bann
auf benta Q6enb uiGt ing Wir!bsbaus
geben.
8eiudenoe Dame g. atpei 56ueaer,
den: Mlfo SDraiebt n1hften Wsonat fort
Dcr Dier, pasbalb beHn9-2uifs: Yapu
tit beriebt Doroea. = Marie ~(uDrmurfs=
poa): Nber, Suite, Man1a bat Dir cod
berboten gu er5dblen, tpeaH BEL urs ct.
mas beriakt tDirb.
Grfe Dame: Meine 3ohter iSriba
ma6t auBerotOentli6e SortiAritte i'm
Sntitut, tie malt, fie muR5irt, iie -.
1T cine bumme aufgebIafene Cans, fdut
bier Der f!eine Su!ius gu ibtem GntleBen
ein. GntF9uIhigen sic nllr, fdbrt 1ie
foft. Iues idnappt Der Sunge bon mel.
ITEM Wanne auf.
Sfbein Bater beute nidtiu eerGirGe?
fragt Der bo~riibergebenbe pfarrer DEN
bor Der Sbhr ipielenoen &naben. Nein,
autmortet oiefer, ct pollte beute NAL Ait
6aus f@laFen.
Ser Hapa fast gu ieinen,
S6bnden, bas chen uieber Be-
i1nrubt aus benz @arten fommt: 9u
bif Elm re9ies Gertel, Srans! nnb als
bieIer i'm e%rifaurt anTiebt, fd6rt er fort:
Stun, tpeiBt Du benin 1li6t, tpas oas if2
D, ia, aatmortet Grans, einem grobetl
S6psin fein Sinh.
Sie Wama Diq Se6mig gu 8ett britt
gen, utb als He ri9t gebstt tpia, faete
fie: @ieb uur Die fIeinen 6ibner@en
Gil, bic ge9en aud f9on i6lafen, ND,
rauf SebGen antnortet: Mber bic IIte
Qebt aud nit!
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Sic Spracne 1T fo,1rn mddiio {

= Sic 5pra9e 1T faum md9iig ee=
mug, uin meme getpunberuna iiber bic
Gtte bon @bamberlains Suiten Mebis
ain ausSubriifen. Sic 1T has bette
9eilmittel fir Grdmpfe unb GeuGbu.
lien. bag i'd ie angewanbt babe. Wabs
renb Der leBten a6taebH Sabre babe i'd
fat ale bic ~befonnten 9uftemsM ebi5iner
probirt, bic i'm Wartte fnh, aber i'd iage
NIT 0ergaii9en. baB u@bamberlain's
Cough HemeoD" Die bette bon Maen 1T.
s bDmas &bobes, Bakersfield,
Galifornien. gu pe,faufen Bel N.
GobE & 60, s. Salieper & Sobt lnb
In alien Npotbefsn.
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0eroouoenen Winier mar mr.

8ergaugenen Winier mar Scr. $.
9. Ginfaoe, Solicitor ber urliteb 5iaiea
@rpreB COMPANY in SEES Dtoinss, Soipa,
febr bur6 GroftbeuIeu geplaet. Das
NnidneQen unb bas beftige Steden
ieiner JtiBe tpGr febr u%nangenebm. ST
beriu6te petfdie6ene Mittel, obne
Nuben, foufte bann ober glidIi9erpeife
eite 6lafde bon oGbamber!ain's pain
Balm. 81 iagt, er panbte ben Bal
lam MIR breimal Oil, baum Durben feline
GtBe geiun6; @ei6muIff uno ftsGsaher
S@merS IieBen Ha@. Gum 8erfauf BEL
Ut. COIN & &c., s. Salteper 6 5obn
unb in allen W~pDtbefen.
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Ste ueue GutSedute.

sic 0ne baben Sbre Treunbe unb 8etannten barren
ipre6en hbren. gieleidt iinp sic aud ie1bit Giner ppr
Denen, pelhe an i4 ielbit erfabren baben, pie sui
bies MitteI III. gBenn Sic eS iennalS perluHt baben,
bann finb Sic aud Elm treuer 5reunb baron. Dem
per einmaI einen @eriu@ nit Or. 3ins8 Neuer Gnt.
befans sema4t bat, Der bdlt eS aud ppn Der 3eit an
trlnner in ieinem Sau5e. Wenn sic es nod niemalf
setruu6t baben, unb einen 9uiten pber cine Grtdltuna
BADEN iplten, pber irsenb Elm 9eiben Der 9unge, te5
9alieS oher ber Sruf, pann periaaffen sic f6 eins
mirb in iebem Sale sarantirt, pber has @elb mirb nj
rdfse1ablt. grrbeEai&en gratis in pr apptbete ron
0reiB, Ibcmpicn q Go.
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Bafiaae tad Gmrppa.

Sie @senturen bes 0errn %. S,
9 onn9, Np. l Commerce : StraBe,
San Antonio, unb $50. SOB Main.
GtraBe, DALLAS, Dertreten rur biz
anerfannt beffen europdif9en 9ampferz
2inieu. Serr Oouns 1T i'm Stanbe bic
bilIig # Ell Naten at seben, er=
tbeilt be~reitmiQig iebe gepini9te Nuss
funft uub beforgt febr prompt ale ibm
iibergebenen Gufirdse. Wer mad GU
ropa gu reiIen Diinf9t, ober @erpanbte
beriibertommen Iaifen min, psnbe ii6
Oil irsenb cine Der genannten Ngeaturen.
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@rmmsetaeutbums : l1ebertraaunacu.

s. s. San Der 66beu an s. 8.
pOpe ein 8iertel Intbeil al 3 Grub
fttideu (oOn 5uiammea 156 @fsrn) i'm
l. Sihrict, Range 8 $4,000.
SenrD glmenoorf an $. Clemens,
@runbitiid III Mesquit Str. ; 1925.
u. s. 6abi6t an Griebri6 8re=
mer, 220 Nder bonn SurbeD 81 Eel
@pnberfe.S Station. $500.