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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-12-12
YOU NEEDN'T WORRY.

The Corvallis GAZETTE asserts
that Reed will not be speaker Of
the next house, but will be prom
inent on the floor.
We should smile. A Demo-
cratic Speaker may apply MIR.
Reeds own rules, ':gag" him and
mop the floor with him. But the
GAzETTE's remark show that the
insignificant republican majority
will expect fair play from a demo
cratic speaker, and they will get it.
Mr.. Reed can have as much rope
as he wishes. The house of rep
|resentatives will again be delib
erative body, and MIR. Reed and
Mr.. Lodge can be as prominent as
they wish, and the more promin-
ent the better.-Roseburg Review.
The Review may rest assured
that the minority in the lower
house will always be found at its
post, taking active part for or
against every measure and that at
no time can photograph be taken
of The republican side of the house
devoid of its members whilst the
|opposite party are assembled, de-
liberating on national issues. 70
the democrats alone belongs the
honor (?) of soldily vacating their
seats in order to interrupt legisla
ton. No republican will have to
be hunted up by the sergeant-at-
arms in order to compel him to be
where he is paid by the people for
being. The fugitive Democratic
Legislators of Montana and the OBJ
structing "dog in the manger'
democrats of the last congress
form a spectacle which there is nc
Hanger whatever Of Republican
public servants attempting to imi
tate.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-12-12

OKLAHoMk is getting a reputa-
tion for hard times something like
Kansas had thirty years ago. Peo-
ple rushed into that territory and
settled on its raw and inhospitable
lands without preparing them
selves with either money, teams OF
seed. Everybody wanted to get
hold of land, expecting his neigh
Dor would improve its value by
tearing up the sod, building fences
and barns, employing all the loose
men who rushed there without a
dollar. The neighbor, however,
was in the same fix, and now in
the depths of foot of snow on
the verge of an eastern winter, a
vail of want and suffering goes
up. They will not be allowed tc
suffer and die, but they will have
learned lesson Ill prudence which
will serve them hereafter If tha
rush had been made for Oregon
lands, their garden patches woult
have kept the wolf from the door
whilst employment could be 90
tained from wealthier ne1ghbor
during the long busy season an'
the mild spring-like winter tlde'
over without having their bare
footed children's toes pinched b.
the frost.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-12-12

clothes on st all, and had to wear ID sort OF
dressing gown. My hair had all matted
down or fallen off, and my head, fae", and
ears were one scab. The disease continued
in this manner until I was seventeen years
old, and one day in January, 1879, 1 read
an account in the Tribune of your CUTIGURA
REMEDIES. 1t described my case so exactly
that thought as last resort, TO i've them
trial. When first applied them L was
all raw and bleedfng, from scratching my
self, but vert asleep almost Immediately.
something I had not done for years, the
effect was so soothing. In about two weeks
l could stand straight, but not walk, Was
So weak; but my sores were nearly well.
As tsessr as can judge. the CUTIcuRA REM
EDfEs cured me in about six to eight weeks,
and up to this da!e e. e., from January,
1879, to January. 1887 have not beer
sick in any way, or have had the least signs
of the disease reappearing on hTe.
w. j. MCDONALD.
1892, Dearborn St., Chicago, H.,
June 40, 1887
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-12-12

The Oregon legislature meets In
January and will deal with the
Australian ballot law, the repeal
of tax on mortgages and probably
the $250,OOO appropriation to-
wards Oregon's display at Chicago
in '93. Honest people are unanl-
mously in favor of the secret bal
lot system, while widely differing
opinions prevail on the subject of
the mortgage tax law. Ii it can
be proven that the present system
of taxation bears GENEROUSLY and
uneveply on property owners OF the
state; that it Is driving money out
| of Oregon and enabling large
property holders to almost dodge
out of paying taxes at all, the fate
| of the present law is doubtless
sealed. So far as approprlating
such large sum of money is con-
cerned, most of our conscientious
legislators prefer to inquire thor
oughly into the manner in which
lit is to be spent in order to see if
lit will be absolutely needed. The
IGAzErrE believes Oregon should
fshow her manifold resources es-to the
very best advantage and that the
state at large should bear the ex
pc nse.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-12-12
A BRAZILIAN man-of-war enter

A BRAZILIAN man-of-war enter
ed New York harbor one day last
week amid the firing of national
salutes and other forms of cordial
welcome. Next morning, while
anchored in the North river, an
officer cut a seaman nearly i'll two
with q sabre for some trifling Of
fense. The American authorities
have no jurisdiction according to
the international law, as each wal
ships represents SO much floating
territory of its nation, SO the bru-
tai officer will not be punished.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-12-12

The Farmers Alliance, in its
meeting at Ocala, Florida. seems
to have revived Weaver's ideas OF
making everybody rich by issuing
an unlimited amount of paper
money. Those business men who
handle considerable coin have a
a very deep-set conviction that the
value Of commodity is strongly
affected by its scarcity or abun-
dance. A prominent professor,
now of Corvallis, who was in the
Confederacy during the war, was
recently asked his opinion o.
plenty of paper money. He re
piled that he was once where ii
took a wheelbarrow load to buy a
breakfast and even then, people
were not happy. He got all he
wanted of that kind of money
The farmers of the Union, work
ing unitedly on d common sense
platform would form host ir
themselves which nothing coult
withstand, but all such erganiza
tions thus far have been wrecked
in the first years OF their existence
by running on such rocks as these
Farmers, as a class are just a.
hard-heade1 and logical as any
other set of business men, bu
there are bound to enough Of the
s.rule or ruin" cranks i'll such
large organization to carry 1t t.
destruction in spite of the NOR
logical and more modest member
who would use the immense powe
for the benefit of the whole peo
pie. Present developments verif.
this opinion Of the Farmers ALI
ance of 1890.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-12-12

A BARBED wire trust is being
formed in Chicago for the purpose
of raising the price one cent a
pound. It's pity the farmers
couldn't make up their minds to
do without this stuff altogether, as
it kills and mains horses enough
i'm the course of year to more
than make up for its cheapness
over the rail fence.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-12-12

CHINESE song birds are to be i'm
ported to this country. If they
don't prove to have a better idea
of music than the coolies them
selves, it is to be hoped our boys
can muster shot guns enough to
exterminate them just as quick as
thew are turned loose.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-12-12
OUR farmers should turn out

OUR farmers should turn out
largely and take part in or at least
attend the Farmers Institute on
the 18th and 10Th instant next
Thursday and Friday). An inter
change of ideas on the subjects of
vital interest cannot help resulting
in great benefit to the participants.
Let it not be said OH this occasion,
"they have hard work getting
farmers to attend these meetings."
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-12-12
cUTlcURA REMEDIES

Are the only infallhle Skin and Blood Purl-
tiers. Sold everywhere. Price. CUTICURA,
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sgSend for "How to Cure Skin Diseases.
81 pages, so illustrations, and lGO testi
moniaiS.
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Announcements. s.

New story to commence the first of the
year, written especially for the BLADE by
Oliver Optic. Money Maker Series. A
series of special articles on ''Side Issues
written for the BLADE. BLADE China Tea
Sets and Dinner Sets. given to club raisers.
Send for specimen copy of the WEEKLY
BLADE and read our interesting announce
ments for the coming year.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-12-12
ToLE1o WEEkLY DLl2E:
1891.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR

The most popular Weekly Newspaper in
the United States, the largest circulation,
and the only strictly Weekly Newspaper
that ever succeeded in obtaining and hold
ing year after year, a circulation IN every
State and Territory land nearly every couh'
ty) of the United States. All the news,
better departments and more hrs'-ciass
entertaining and instructive reailng than III
any other dollar paper published.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-12-12
AN ECZEMA Il YEARS
Cured in 8 Weeks. oae Of ths Greatest Cures
Ever Performed by cuticara Remedies.

At the age of three months rash (which
afterwards proved to be eczema or salt
rheun) made its appearance on my face
Physician after physician was called. None
of them did me any good at all. but made
me worse. The disease continued unabated; :;
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-12-12

it spread to my arms and
legs, till l was laid up ell
tirely, and from continually
sitting on the floor on a pill
low, my limbs contracted
so that | lost all control OF
them, and was utterly help
less. My mother would
have to lift me out and int,
he'd. | could get around
the house ON my haGds and
feet. but | could not yet nv
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-12-12
Specimens. I.

specimen copy will give you better
idea Of the WEEKLY BLADE than any de-
scription we can give in an advertisement.
We therefore invite everybody to write us
for a specimen, which we viii cheertully
mail YOU free; and at the same time please
mail MS list of names of your friends aud
neighbors, and we will also mail them spec
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-12-12
Confidential to Agents.

Anybody can earn TEN DOLLARS very
ouickly by raising clubs for the BLADE. We
are now paying the highest amount for clubs
ever offered by any newspaper. We want
.,,.,,+s eyervwhere. Write us for confdeE-
80, +erps tn AGENTS. Address,
YHB> BLADE,
Toledo. Ohio.
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De 1lSo.
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fir feline Gabrifate bic bbditen Yreiie
Itelen fauu."
Ser CORRESPONDENT petbeblt es lid,
ni6t, bob bielrlbe Sbee vOemotraiifder
@ere6tigfsit" aud idon bel Der lebten
&%ampagne maBgebenb geioefen fel, bofft
aber, BOB ieitbem feline YarteigenoKen
au elner beiieren @lnf9t gefommsn
feien. Oie Jhbrer, iast er, fangen at,
gu begreifen, bag Elm 2iebdugeln nit
Der Jabrifantens Clique, melfe NUT ben
eigeaen 8ortbeil uuo nidt bas Wobl
BET groBen Ma1e i'm Nuge bat, nur =
UNI Stimmen gu fangen, cine unebrIi6e
unb fali9e politif fsiu miiroe, bic muir
nit elmer no6maligen NieberIage ber
partet euben f6nnte uno piirbe.
Wir minen geifeben, baB mir uns sl
benz 8lauben an cine ebrli9e bemofras
tiI9e Politit ni9t gu eri6pinsen Der.
mogen. Ste Mittel, pelde bemofratis
f@erfeits big iebt nit 8orliebe anees
perbet porbeu linb, UNI i'm @i6en li6
bic 5timmeu gu i@ern, finb ni9t berz
art geweIen, 8ertrauer gu elmer ebrli.
den uub anffdnbigen politit gu err
tpeden. u~ebrisens miirbe Is au6 bas
erte Mal ieit beinab 80 Sabrett fem,
oaB bic bemofratii@e partei vetpas ge.
lernt bGtte".
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Glectrtc 8ttters.

9ieies Seilmittel 1T 1n ipoblbefannt unb 70
popular setrproen, bab eS faum nod beionberer
@rpdbnung bebarf. aae, bic es iemals &c.
braudten, f%tin,men nit Gin in fem Sob. Cine
reiaere MeSicin 9iebt es nidt, unb cs pirb Ga.
rantie %geleiitet, Bag fie aGes leitet, mas man
bon TIT berfpri6t. electric 8itters beilt ale
2eioen Der 2eber uno Der gtieren, eS e~ntfernt
@ef6pire, ausidlas, @aIs1uB unb anbere
Golsen u~nreinen 8lutes. Sc treibt bas STA
laria. 6ieber aus benz Sbftem, beust bemieIben
boz unb BELT es ielbit in ben 6%artn6diafen
Galen. So eurirt a~opfidmeraen, 8lutanbrana
mad Dem aopie uno Misrane. geriude bas
Glectric 8itters Seiluna pirb earantirt. ober
oas @elD surades3abIt. Yreis per 6laIde SO
Gents unb 81 in alien &potbefen. @boleIale
bel 9reib, Sbompion & So.
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$50 lit 6err Sobufpu9

nSft in bielem Dasen pieuei9t elm
6err Sobnfon antpeienb 2" fragte uns
ldnsft elm gonbufteur Der 2ebigb Bal.
lepsgabn in pennfplbanien, als ct nit
einem 3elegramm In Der Danb in einen
hberfiQten Wagen trat. u6ierl" er=
f9oa es bon brei 6eiter au glei1er
3ett. nDieie 0epef6e 1T fir 6errn
Sobn Sobnfon@, begann Der CONDUIT.
teur uieber. .Das bin i'd, antuorte.
ten atpei Der berren Sobnfon, wdbrenb
i9 Der brittle nit einem Geufaer Ser
grlei4teruug auf feinen pIab uieber.
lteb. rWeI6er bon Sbnen Beibsn it bers
b~eiratbet2" fragte Der gonbutteur.
$50. antmorteten tpieber Beibe.
Stun, fubr ber gonbutteur nit einem
maliti6ien 2d@eIn fort, rbieie 9epef6e
bier entbdlt bic Na6ri6t BON Der gIiif.
li6en antunft zines 3piainsspaares
I'm Sobnfon 'fhen 6auie." rDoran
bin i'd unf6uIbie, @ott iei ss sebantt",
risf Der cine Sobnion, pdbrenb Der an.
bere balo roth, balb bIab purbe, unb
unter sem 8eti9er ber Mitreilenben
ieins inbaltsi9pere Depef9e In gm.
pfang nabm.
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Ser @imbereaa saub Store,

Ser Cinderella Gd)aD Stpre,
Ode Sfs6oufonfraBe unb Qbenlle c.,
bieier beliebts 2aben Der 6tabt, bat
feinen neuen 8orratb bon g omme r.
f6uben fir 0erren, 9amen unb
&inber erbalten uno bat cine unbers
alei@lide MustDahI aler Sorten unb
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella : G6ub<
Store fabrt nur bic Gabrifate Der befen
Jabrifen unb uberbietet Mues, mas i'm
biefigen Marft gu baben 1T. Speeia.
litdt fit 6erren: ber &odforbsG 9ub,
fit So. @s Derlobnt id Der Mibe, I'M
CINDERELLA Store poraufpreden,
ebe man anberstpo fault.
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Gen. Moubrn. Gioeuthnm

: Ser. ManbrD, gigentbumer
Der San NntOnio Gooperage @orfs,
Nufins9 trobe, bat ni9t MIR bas eits
5ise @tabli1ement bieier Dirt in Der
Stabt, fonbern bat fi@ aud bur6 bic
Site ieiner Sabrifate einen &uf erwDr=
ben. 9afiir aeugt, baB er bic iammtli.
den in ben biefisen 8rauereien our Ser.
%penbung fommenoen GdRer beriiellt, bic
ii6 bur6 lire Gtdrfe unb Qaltbarfeit
aussei6nen. gbenfo liefert er ausge=
8eidnete arteit in WaKerfdhern, Sants,
~iiberbaupt in MQem, mas nit ben beften
Maf6inen unb gei6idteften 9dnben in
eiller Giiferwerfiatt er5eugt tperben
fanu. Wir MAIDEN b~efonbers uniere
GARNER auf bieie Sbatiadle aufmerfiam.
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&ontraatoren, amfgepakt!
Mapors Office,
Sam Antonio, 81. NoD., 1889.

Iet{iegelte Mngebote tperz
pen i'll bleIer Office eiuseforoert un6 i'm
Seilettt Der Dieter ge6fuet, am
8 mfag ben 1. Gebruar, 1890,
fir BITE pfaiterung ser foIgenben 5tras
Zen uno Blasa's nit Mesquit=B lods:
Alau1o Blo5a, bonn @ube bes plafters
our Gde bon Nbe. 8 uno 6oufonHraBe
big Mpe. s. 2,814.4 QuabratsNarbs.
9ouHonnraBe BON Der @de bes Blaaa
big our Noro : GloresHraBe. 9,958.71
Quabrat, Oarbs.
Qcequia StraBe BON 6ouHonHraBe
gum Matnzp la5a. 1,99O.69 Quaorats
Oarbs.
Golebab.@ traBe, bon SouaonHraBe
gum Mainsp laaa. 1.504.7 0uabrat=
Yarbs.
uno anbere 5traBen, bic mod Bee
fimmt perben m6seu.
Bieter ftno gebalten, tDenu Tie lire
NngebDte einrei1en, elm 9epoft bon
3weibunbertanbfinf5ig 9pua,s ($250)
gu binterlegen, als eire @arantie, baB
Der 8ieter ben borgef1lagenen Rontratt
hbernimmt un6 bic erforberli6e Birg=
idaft bafir felt. SIM Sale er otes
ni9t tbnn fo0te, 10 1T bas Depofit an
Die Sta6t b~erfalen.
@pe5ilifationeu f6nnen anseieben unb
erlonst mer6en, entpeber in bitter
Office ober in Der Office beg Stabtz
Sngenieurs.
Die Stabt bebdlt R6 bas &e6t bor,
irgenb ems ober ale Nngebote auriid.
5utpeiien.
9ie Mngebote mihen OH ben Mapor
aorefiirt uno Proposals for Mesquite
Block Pavement" iiberf1rieben fein.
8rDan @aIlagban,
Wttefirt: Wapor,
6. g.. glaubon, @taotsGlert.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir Sas 2Doz
@enblatt So so.
Hetenbe Mgeuten:
s. g. 8nf9.
6obert Yenniger.
10. Sdprpbin1.
I D { s.
Gan Mntpnio, 16. San. go.
Muerlet.

I've NJHN< oO'
Mnerlet.
= Die Mntpdlts 6. upIon unb ..
8ergffrom baben eine partnerfbip &c.
bilbet.
= Mm Mittpo9, ben Is. bs., Mbenbs
balb Z ubr fano i'm 9auie BET @ltern
ber 8raut bic ebeli9e 8erbinbung bes
SRI. Mugufe &urfa nit 9errn Bruno
&ei6 ifatt. Sem iungen paare uafere
beralt6en @Ihdnini6e
: 9ie safe 8iew &apib Sranft
COMPANY" BON San Nntonio, Gapital
800. 600, bat fi6 inforporiren lahen.
Die unternebmer finb : 9enrp glmen.
bort urb Wm. purtiB bon San Mn.
tonic unb Wm. .. Matiou bon Stem
9ampibire.
Der Bernaltungsratb fur ben
Bau bes Srrenafpls In Gan Nntonio
Dirb bierberfommem uub ben 8aupIot
befi6tigen, ebe er BON ben Baupldnen
Ginf6t nimmt. pldne liegen bDr bon
u. @iles unb SC. @orbon bon San Mn=
tonio, Nnbermartbp bon Nufin, Mt
Sonalb BrDs. BON 2ouisbine unb Bob.
ben & 56bne, Woreeter, MaK. Mia
Ratbgeber BET bet Nustpabl zines Yta,
1es lit 9err s. Wabrenberser bon @an
Mntonio ausertoren tpprben.
Mit ber n3olano &eeb", Sruppe
belt Der Mhifer. Rompouiit unb
S6auipieler 9err Mfar s a II II
feinen @in5ug in San Nntonio unt
pur6e BON ieinen alien Greunben unt
8efaanten marin begriBt. 9err Gebr'
mann fam brett bon Nem Orleans, Be-
ri6tete, baB bort in allen Rreiien eine
duBerft lebbafte 5bdtigfeit fir bas @dns
gerfef berrf6t unb iberbra9te @riiBe
fur bic DieIen Jreunbe bes 9auies 9ons
berbanf, bon benz eoulanten @igentbiis
mter. Sebenfaas perben bic Seraner
in No. 126 Common Str. ibr 6aupt.
quarter auff6laeen.
6eute MDrgen 6 l1br perf1ieb
am 6er5i9lag Deutfd
st bate fi1 eben erboben unb arge,
tleibet unb mar i'm BesriH, ing Sc.
i6dft au geben, dig er tber u~nmoblieir
flaste. Seine @attin frug ibn, Oh fe
nod benz Nr3t fdiden iolte, bod meinte
er, es tpiirbe tpobl baIb ooriiber geben.
Damn fiel ct UNI, tpurbe in's Beit gez
bra9tuub balb barauf tpar er cine 2eide.
Solomon Deutfh ftanb i'm Mlter BON
As Sabren, mar in Gutenberg, Baiern,
geboren, fam i'm Sabre 1868 bierbe,
unb fanb ieitbem an Der Spibe bel
Girma g. Seutid & So. gr binter.
ldbt cine Grau unb feds Rin6er III aar.
tenn alter. Der 8erftorbene mar aiae.
mein beltebt uno sea9tet unb fem Din,
f1eiben tDirb in Der gan3en 6tabt Be:
oauert perben.
= Ser Surnberein bat cine Beam.
tenpabl abgebalten nit folsenbem @e.
fuItat
prdfibent !: @b. @unge.
8icesp rdFbent : o.. 5. Mauermann.
Ginana<@ efretdr 6. Ruebn.
@orrefp. 6etretdr : Otto &of.
l.. 9urnnart Wm. 8oabre6t.
2. Eurnmart : Sobn Bedmann.
S9abmeiiter /: 5. 8. 69aefer.
Surnlebrer : Sno 8efmann.
3eugtpart gb. 9ifeIborf.
GinanasGomite : Ben Mauermanr,
9p. glmenborf unb gb. 6euermanr.
8ibliotbets Gomite /: 3. Mtauermanrl,
Otto Solms unb s. &unge.
8ergniiguness 2omite F: q. ". 9ppfer,
Wm. 9pefgen, Wm. Boubre9t, 80.
@u,rn unb gb. Roerps.
BaurR omite: Ben. Wauermann,
5. s.. S9aefer unb @m. 8olbre9t.
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SEER 6. $. WsaGer in bet Msit

SEER 6. $. NsHler in ber Weft-
Commerce : StraBe bdlt itets bas bols
fommenfe Eager in 3ei6enmateriaz
lien, Sapeten, Jarben, @las, Gpiesel.
glas, 8iloerrabmen, Girnihen unb alien
3ei6neus unb Malersu ten}ilien. 2infts
lerii6 ausgefibrte Bilber uno Statuets
ten &c. finb in elmer Reconsideration @als
lerie our Nnfi9t uab gum 8erfauf allsz
gefteat. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbefo=
rationen 1T bas @ef@madpoafte unb
Neueae bort au finben.
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@ MaDerids 8anf be3abIt 4
Yroaent 3infen fur 3eit.D epoiiten.

eaT Wenn Semanb fem uno 3u an.
n~ebmbarem Breife ipeiien mill, 10 sebe
sr gum Wiffionss@arten. 9ie
Serren 0beiuer & Saul, Befber bie=
les @tabsiiements, balten barauf, lire
8aife tets bollfommen aufrieben gu ftels
len. Nqe iaiionmdBisen 9elifateHen,
Wuitern, Wilb, Slide, @efligeI &c. inb
bort in Der oelifateiten 3ubereitung ale
3eit gu BADEN. Mabl3eiten tperben auf
Wuni6 in bic Wobnungen Der Gunben
geianbt. Nu6 bietet Der nit Der
Speiiemirtbf6ait berbunbene 8arz
o nj bic beiien @etrdnfe. ftets friI9es
Bier unb feline 2iqu6re unb Weine.
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Gatifprmias@eiue,

BeinItebbaber inben Elm groBes So
ger bon feinen California Weinsn bel
Serrn 5. s. Meber an Nlamo
pla5a. 9err Wteper iu6t Die Weine
an Srt uno STEELE aus ul.b fault brett
aug Dem Seller ter Wein5i9ter. Nls
gutem Genner gelingt es inn itets, bic
beifen Sorten aus5uwdblen. st fam
feline Gunben uno Gamilien nit einem
guteu 3ropfen Derieben. &otb= unb
WeiBpeine in por5igli9er Aualitdt
BON isbt ab $1.00 per 8alone -frei
ING 0ous aeIiefert.
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Sur Nptis.

San Nntonto, II. San. 80.
Die untet5ei6neteu &e@tsanpdlte
flfb cine @ef6dftstbeilbaberi 9aft einz
gegaugen unter Dem Girma Namen
Upton & Bergltrom.
6. upfon,
Oscar Berg # 0 M.
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Casey'g Troubles.

aus ben bielea aus benz Stem gort
9eraloN entnommenea MrtiteIn 1T au
erieben, baB s@aiep's Sroubles" zines
Der befen ie ~gefebeuen Slide III, nit
taebr Originalitdt unb neuer gri9eis
iungen, ME mir He bisber an anberer
Gefeai1aften bier bemertt baben. gs
bleibt nun ab3utuarten, tuie bieies an'
erfanut tperben pirb.
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Mort gebaIte II.

S6neiber: sd muB bringenb Bit.
ten, 0err gierbau9, bab Sic mir oies
fen Monat cine Abihlass3ablung mo-
den unb mid ni6t wiaber OUT ipdter
pertr6hen. S9On borigen Monat bas
ben Sic gefast, bob Sic mir ni9ta be.
aablen s6nnten.
Stub. Bierbau9: Nuu - babe i9
bieleidt ni6t Wort sebaIten2"
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/.

pfarrer (su einem Benfinndr, ben er
beim StebIen bon Iepfeln ertappt bat);
aarlden, peiBt gu ni6t, penn Su
1epfel beimli9 forinimmf, baB Su
eine Siinbe begebt2 limb bas es auBers
benz elm Weien siebt, bor benz ni6ts oers
bergen bleibt, bos allies febt uno Bort
unb por benz i'd feIbif bemiitEig
mein 6oupt neise2 Sum, nen msine
i'd tpobl?
penfiondr (dngIli@:) bic Grau pas
form!
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% Wie gep6bnli9 fnb unfere
neuen Npotbeter Sips & Silber=
thorn nit Der 8ereitung BON &sceps
ten iebr bei6dftist, un6 ibr @eiddft i'm
Wlgemeinen nimmt fetig' 81, ba fie nur
bic be1feu Mebicinen unb 9roguen, fos
Die cine reiae Nusmabl Soilettegegerz
ftdnoe 81 biai9en PreiIen pe,faufen.
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W o@t ber 8 10 beit.

Pfarrer: rar0tet gu6 bod. liebe
Grau; bas emise Weinen fam guren
Wann aud ni6t wieber lebenbig ma
9en."
gduerin: N9 @ott ia, Serr Yfarz
rer, i'd gebe Sbnen ia ooafdnbig &edt;
aber es 1T nun einmal mein Gbarafter,
baB Id uegen ieoer 4leinigteit tpeinen
muB.
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Considerations ltebertraonnoen-

8rnnSeiaentbnuts ltebertraaunaem.
So6n 8. 5ora Oil Saco5 9uqnia,
91un6ttid an Der @de bon WDoming.
uno pIumzS traBe, $1,000.
>. Wtnblenoorf uab 6rau on Agues
Sames &er1b, 8ruubHdd at Wlabilon.
5traBe. $1,000.
y. ). Daue unb Grau al Nuguf &oz
bitib, SrunoItid at 2antarsGtr., $500.
5. u. 9augbertD an NnHa $. G6BlD,
@tunhftlf on Dafota= Str, $500.