davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-08
Tuesday. July s, 1890.

The great success of the races onthe
Fourth of July has demonstrated most
completely the advantages that u a
track properly conducted car confer
on a community SO largely interested
In the breeding of horses. So rapid a
cultivation of interest in horseflesh
has rarely been seen anywhere, and all
that Is snow needed to bring Miles City
10 the front as q horse centre, is a con-
tinusnce Of the sport at frequent in
tervais. Already the idea Of big fall
meeting is greeted with encourage
meat on all sides, and it il u sure
thing that another year will bring to
this place \ better Glass of horses than
have ever been here before. The ia I
of our having such an excellent track
will be one inducement, and the gem
eral interest in the sport thai il nov
awakened, will supply the rest. L zeal
pride will not permit Glendive or auy
other neigh boring town TO come here
and walk nway with the laurels and
the consts nt recurrence of these strug-
giles for supremacy will attract the at
tention ,f outsiders 10 us. If the ef.
Nrts that are now being made by the
horse breed ers In the county in regard
to the August horse sales are crowned
with a. much success as was the in
augurstion of the Driving Part, next
year will see Miles City a recognized
horse centre, attracting TO 1t on all
occasions of importance, borsemen
from all over the states. 1t has been
suggested, and the idea Is a good one,
that we undertake TO establish for
each year, a notable running race to
be known as the Custer County Derby,
for which a purse he made up, sufli-
GENTLY large to attract some Of the
noted horses If the country. II this
could be successfully carried out it
would be n big card for the town and
county, and ,he money given as a
purse would come back to us directly
or indirectly. 1t i. a matter worth
thinking about, ana We hope to see it
take some form in the near future.
For the present there is no doubt but
that We shall have plenty of minor
racing events rs everybody is nuw
keyed up to an enj Dymeut OF the sport
and b0rsemen arr all looking around
for fast hur-.s. which, when beaten,
are sure to b. replaced by something
better. The success Of the enteprise
is truly marvellous aud without doubt
lasting.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-08
"Erin 60 Krn.,,

War cries, meant originally TO keep
the fighting men aware Of the place of
their W elan in battle. or when scat
tered IN woods and hills, came down TO
the blronial period, and were used By
the Anglo Norman mobiles out of con-
sideration for their Gaelic rctqiners.
The commonest shout was soT1e name
of famous place or famous man with
the addition sboo. a word well fitted
for the claInor of a band Of fighters.
being at unc more musical and less
wearying To- the voice than our ''hur-
rah." The kildare retainers cried
'Crom abon" ia honor Of Crnm castle.
a citadel in Limerick county. originally
a stronghold Ctthe ODonOyans. which
one Of thu intrusive Geraldine families,
named after the town Of Kildare. occu.
pied while turning Irish.
Tie O'NeilIs cried ont, "Lawv darcy
aboO,' because the Lawv darcy or Red
Hand WIS the badge Of the family and
clan Tho O'Briens cried. "Lawv Laid
err or "iaudir abuor' or ''Strong
Hand aboo." The translator of GeolI.
rey keatiug's History Of Ireland sug.
gests as the meaning OF aboo tie Irish
word bo0a. victory; but analogy would
point rather to boa lbeotha), lively,
awake, spirited; when aboo would be
an exclamation like the French alertel
and vive. A parallel in Irish is the
well known Erin 20 bra, Erin till
judgment day" where go bra. forever,
implies the same idea of living which
the word beotha actually contains.
since the latter is the Kettle equivalent
of Greek bios.
'Yabu!" is the exclamation of Tartar
horsemen when urging their steeds for
ward. While on this topic it may be
interesting TO note that this Irish word,
or its Welsh equivalent yu byw, cor
rupted to boo and bob, Is found in our
colloquial expression, "He doesn't dare
ny boo TO a goose or In other words,
he Is too cowardly to sound his war cry
In the presence Of the most peaceful Of
creatures. Charles de Kay in Century.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-08
farmer-rbut," added the owner, Tive
never seen another man that could ride

farmer-rbut," added the owner, 1--WE
never seen another man that could ride
him."
This remark brought on another dis
CUSHION. Several OF the soldiers pro-
tested that they had never been thrown
nom a mule, and were willing to bet
that they could ride this one. One Of
the most vociferous in praising his own
horemanship was a commissary. He
swore he could ride that mule, and
finally il was decided to let him try.
He had no sooner mounted than the
mule began plunging viciously, and
then he a around in a circle several
times at breakneck speed, the commits
sary holding on for his life.
Suddenly that mule made a break for
the front. The commissary sawed and
shouted in vain. Every attempt was
made to stop them, but the mule was
Wild and the commissary knew that il
he once let loose he would have to be
buried.
On like a tornado-and as straight as
the fiies-on past the Confederate
outposts and heading for the Yankee
lines. They watched him until the mule
was lost to sight.
That was the last seen ofthem, nor Ina:
one word ever been heard, from that day
to this, of the commissary or the mule
Atlanta Constitution.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-08

lated June eth, 1880.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-08

BSG" Agency for DR.. IirbIg's Iuvigora-
tor 1T Room =. ) Il. Broadway, Butte
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-08
The commi.sary's Disappearance.

The two lines were facing one an
other, with only a short distance separ.
ating them A farmer rode into the
Confederate camp on a mule. Most of
the soldiers lad been farmers and were
good judges Of horseflesh. so that in
conversation with the old farmer the
merits and dement's Of the mule came
up naturally for some discussion. 1t
was q good mule. they agreed with the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-08

n, r,.ht, co r. r,.,1..o. u
,,i,e ana snr,or, and sesogaI ,rao,',to.ax. ~
,I.,Ig I'd Ly ~ ';;.,aa q, IT, Eaiito,nts snnu,
NINA 81 ,o,t.s, al oh,a,a - 80 49,.
,,,e a,ssasss rb.,hsr.s"soI H. T,,,p, - az
csss az cont a, ionps a,ni,aI sn. - ~, 49,.
sexual lsbiii1r - 81 $500 80, s',a w. AZ
bIiity' los 81 eU ,n,ce, N : Ios',, ,ha w. uS
@.niiHs Eono.,b'a 60. ra u "o ~
CiTabie eases guaranteed Wit life methhcr,hip.
Charges low. bousaui, Of eascs cured, All
medicines are s~peeiAllv pi.pgr.d tor each individ.
ual case, ~ laboratory. 30 inIuTi,u s or poison.
Gus compounds used,
,.r" o'im, y no rus.hessi ra,l'h'' <. q ais.
SEM everywhere Tree ron gaze or b'"skHge.
~ Iasesses OF tni Clo'i, Grail hca't ana nsiE5
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-08

-
"To take or not to take IL. Is The Question:
whether u y better 10 end this ,grtlly career
A ~splnsier-araying tie spliles of those who would
infist
That lack ~ lovers caaseI my lonely state
Or take thT remedies hay sisters take.
Aud see NY eyes grow 1right rs tho I baihed
In the Immortal fnunt DE- Leo. sought
In vain In Flnr,da's psAretUl shairs.
lpt have heard my marrled sisters saw
That good old DR.. Pierce's fav0rits Presentation
Would bring back color 20 \ faded cheek
Restore The ht5l:h ~ one who fnin would Lie
To rid he-ss!f OF all the pain she feels"
The aforsEs.d sinister took the remedy
and forthwith q a husband also, having
regeined her heath and blooming beauty,
THOUSANDS OF women owe their fresh. bloom
ing countenancrs 10 the restorative Effects OF
DR.. Plfrces fayoritc Prescription. II 5 a
positive cure Tor the most CpinpllCIfpd and
obsunste cases Gf lrucurrhCf. excessive flow
ing, painful mctstrIatiOn, unnatural siIpprcs-
sions. p~rnlr'el!s, rr falling 81 the womb, weak
back, "f'lnale WEAKNESS" NnteyCrsl0n, retro.
version. b-TfinE-GpVn srnsltiOas. chrome con-
gesrion, Inflammation and liberation Of the
womb.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-08
TARIFF LITERATURE FOR ALL.

The AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LnA0Ul
n publishing Q most valuable series Of Tariff
documente. These are prepared With Q view
to state the facts and arguments for Pr0tec-
ton, whether In the interest OF farmers
laboren, merchants or professional men.
Each issue Of the series appeals to those en-.
gagged in separate industries, and presents In.
disputable facts-cOmparisons OF wages, cost
of living, and other arguments showing the
dement's OF Protectiop;
cents In stamps except "Wages, Living and
Tariff" which will be sent for 4 cents,
The whole list will be sent for % cents or
any twelve for 70 cents, or any five for 10
cents, postage paid. Order by number.
i."wases. Living and Tariff" =. A. HAnrs,.
a-"The Advantages Of a Protective Tariff to
the Labor and Industries OF the United
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FoRD d.. HESNiS1.. ..,.,,.-.-,.. 50
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ply, at Low Prices, OF the Manufactured
uommcdities required for the People Of
the United states, and Adequate Home
r slSis without Sf . q sret ss%%G Tar,s. A% ps:s
4-"what are Raw materials I Would Free Raw
Materials be Advantageous "a the Labor
and Industries OF the United states"
First Prize Essay, lss9:. HOMER =. DIBEIL SO
5-.aFallaetes OF Free. Trade" +. 7. MILLER: 80
6-"some Views on the Tariff by an Old Bust.
s-"The Protective Tarifr Its Advantages for
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S-"protection rs. Free. Trade" "a Historical
Review. D. g, HAnRIMAy; ...ym..:.. 20
1o-"1he Farmer and the Tariff" Col, THOMAS =.
II-"Protection as fuibiiic; Policy" GEORGE $.
I2-' Reply to the Presidents Free:frade Mes.
sage" X. p. foRrkn. 9
acknowledgement and the Tarnr, ............ 8
ls-"Ihe Vita Question: Shall American Indus
tries he Abandoned and American Mar
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@ionare unb Oif5iere iii Nfrifa Fd treRs
lid bertragen 5u fdeinen. Die eyTitu
Worboten beg beutI1en @tnHuHss
t9llosrt Batter Sapuie III FolseHoer
Wsiie:
rWir h6ren Gam 81. Ottober) einea
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unb balb barauf
begesnen nit elmer groBen G~aratpane,
bic Don Der aiife mad lIpni siebt. Dis
Seute marfGirea gut gef6lohen. Nber
mas 1T beHn bas2 Gin LANCER 8engel
legt bic Sano an Die SGldfe unb Fegt:
r@uteH Worien!" banu Nnbere ebeu.
falls. Damn fommt cine 60aar opn
Wsibern, bic ale. militdtii9 gruBetb,
n@uten Mt%orien!" fagen. DGesI, tuo
bait gu bas gelernt 2" fragile i'd @inen.
uSn 8agamoDo.@ = rgit 9u BENT
ein DeutiGer2 Nles Mtafi (Deut,
I6e)2" Cur 8efrdftigung lieB ct
elm frdftiges uSa!" erldaQen. gtpas
nadber elm auberer Sambour; es ftiib
Seute BON urambp, bic ale, militdriI6
griiBeno. n@uten Morieu!" iasen,
Manner uno &inber, aber gang beionz
bers bic Weiber. Wir baIten einen
6iibrer an unb fragen um NufidluB.
nWir ir6 Deutf6e", iagt er, mir ia.
ben nit ben Deuti1en in 8agamoDo
gefoGtsn unb 8agamopo mieber idoner
aufsebnut. als es mar. SEPT 1T Naes
beuifd; Sen Nrabern bat man blcs nod
bic &6pfe ob5uI6neiben; Die bon 3D.
gumopo fino caput (Warabu tpa 8as
samopo caput)." Wir geben tpeiter,
aIs mir Elm beuti6es &%epetireetpebr in
Die Qugen fdat. ga Der Sr1gsr f1
perbddtia 5enimmt, uebme i'd CO meg,
als geifoblen; bod baIb oerouf tommt
Der wirfliae gisentbiimer uub aeigi
mir Elm giaet: nDer Mupanmue3i Gins
gu bat li6 gut betragen; Wibmaun",
ba3u patronenpadete. So tele i'd es
ibm auriid. 0ie ibn besleitenben Weus
pannlre5i waren erfaunt a6er bic Wir=
flung zines fleinen 3etteIs. GingO er.
adblte mir, baB Der 0etr Waipr WiBz
mann nit ibnen big Mpuapma getom.
men lei unb BORT eineu 8oma gebaui
babe, tpDrin er WeiBe uno 5oloaten 3u:
rlidgela1en."
Sebr einsebenb befdreibt pate,
Sdpnie Mpmappa, Ben an peitetsr
nod Weiten borgefdobeaen 6euti6er
Vpften.
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BldBen, bic etma so WeiIen bon inn
entfernt mdren, einen b6beren Jra6tz
LOB 81 aablen babe, dig feline Ronfars
renten in ben 5taaten, uelde ibr ga
brifat taufenoe BON Meilen nett gu
beri1iHen baben. Die natiirIi6s Golge
mar, ftgt GER 6ogg btn8u, baB bic
beiben terauiiden Snbuftrielen lire
Gabrifsn i6Iisben mubten.
@an5 anbsrs liegen bic 8elbdltpife
in Georgia, = up ME i6on BENEFIT =
bic Gra6tpreiie our6 cine giienbabus
&ommiffion feftseiebt nprben; ba foltst
Der 5raasport pon 100 pfuno Wais>
form pber Wei5en so Meileu tpeit s
Gents, 100 Meilen melt II Gents, 200
81. melt 155 gents; Der bon 100 pfunb
Miebl SO 81. 81 @ts.. 100 Oh. melt III
Gents 200 81. melt 165 Gents; bic
8ef6roerung bon 8aummole pro 100
pfunb fit so Meilen 10 Gents, fir
100 Meilen 25 geats. fir 200 81. 35
Gents. llnb in Georgia lit Der Woblz
ftanb niemals ein 10 a~ngemeiner gerpe>
len, ,pie in Dem lebteu Sabr3ebnt; bic
Snbufrie bat fi6 gu elmer 8Iitbe ents
faltst, BON Der man fih nod Dor furaer
3eit ni@t trdumen lieB, uno bic giien.
babnen MAIDEN troy Der nieberen Grahts
fdbe iebt before @ei6dfte unb e%r3ielen
b0bere Ginnabmen als friber.
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Sic YbraiensieRfanns.

Bismard bat elm Wort etfunben, nell
DIES gu einem ~gefliselten gemosoen 1T:
DDis pbroiengieBtanue". Wie CT Do.
nit ben Nagel auf BEN Gopf %getroffen
bat, lernt er bel benz 2:ien Der sablofen
Qbre1en f@ennen, mel6e ibm iebt 5use.
ben. Golgenoes 1T cine 5tilprobe aus
Der abre1e bet 8iirger bon Diirdbeim
(glei9 beriibmt bur6 ieinen Wein urb
feiueu Wurfmartt) rl1niere Sonne,
al beren Sttabl f6 iebes beutiGes
6er5 erndrmte, iii perbli9en; unier
Wnter 1T gebroden, uafer feiter Sburm
lit gefaaen; Srauer uno Webmutb err
fiilen oh iol6em umI6munge uniere
Slime, unb nur bas fefie 8ertrauen,
bab Sic nit Sbrem tpeifen &atb-tpenn
aud leioer ni6t mebr nit Sbrer polls
mi6tigen S6at = Dem Gei9e CUR Seiie
iteDen perben, bilbet einen Srot Flis
unfere betimmerten Seelenl"
yti6t gang 10 pbraienreid, ieop5 be.
flo oebOter beainnt bic WbreHe, pelde
Der 26lner Oberbiirsermeifter gedsr
losgelahen bat: rDur6lau6tieitsr Girt
uno 9er3ogl @ndbisifer Girft. 0er3og
unb 0err! Gum eriteu MaIe mad elmer
faatsmdanii6en Sbdtisfeit oDne @Ieis
den begeben @D. Dur6laudt bic Wies
osrtebr Sbres Ge~burtstagss i'm 0odges
fabl iener bOrasif9en 3ube mad reinem
Saseperf, bulogetragen unb bp6sefeis
ert, ME ME Gin 3eitsenoIs, BON 9aiiet
unb &ei9. Wobl in feinem QugenbIid
brdngt aber au6 bic Gtimmhng Deg
Waterlanbes mddtiger gu elmer riids
i9auenoea 8etra6tung Der bon @w.
Our6laudt reprdientirten setualtisen
3eit T. &C. &C.
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LAUREL HEIGHTS!
Qorbeers S hgeI.)

Oies TT Der ein3ige Siissl in Der um=
gebung Der 5taot. Der erreidbar lit,
obne baB man @iienbabnen freuae11
ooer an tleineH 9ltteu boraber muB.
Die Werbeherungen finb ole bor3iiglid
uno Die StraBen iinb beiaabe Big au
oieiem .uunoerid0nen 9igel gtaoirt.
gr liest 100 SUB bod iiber Der Gtabt
unb bic bibf9efen 9duIer liegen in
Ieiner Ndbe.
Sietet bic f61nfte 9lusfidbt.
Die reinfte GAIT u. Der bette sdbatten.
Srettcfte gtraRen mmb Mbemmes.
Sic fhDnftc uno seiiinSete cage tit
Der gtaSt.
Sober 8auplaB bat mebrere Bdume
uno 5trdu9er, mie 9ebensei9e, Wees
iatde, M8atita, 2otbeer uno perfe
monen; angepflan3te Shats
tenbdume Inn ieben glod.
Sa oieiem 2lima inb 51attens
b d u M e unb Seebriie mefentIid.
Die 9auptr6bren Der Wafer= uno Sass
leiiung geben big su ben 8aupIdben
unb uerben iebt peiter gefibrt.
San pebro, Belfnap, 9omaro, Main
unb Mcgu1ougbzM benue laufen brett
bur9 bas @igent9um.
Sas @igentbum liest big amf cine
Mcite tnuerbalb Der gtabtgrensett.
9ie 8aupldbe babeH cine Gront bon
so Sub, Die Nuenues baben cine 8reite
bon 80 SUB uab Die Nasps cine iol9e
BON 20 CUB uno fino in Ser 5bat $1,000
wetib; i'd belfaufe aber ieBt an
SolDe e, bic p~oIIen, bic
Got fir $200-$400. Na9bem mebs
rere 9aufer aufgefibrt porben in6,
tperbe i'd Die preiie erb6ben. big Mle
berfanTt unb nit ben f66nffen 01uiern
In ber Siabf San Mntonio bebaut Rnb.
8ebin9unser, elm 8iertel baar; Hef
auf LANCE 3eit nit s pro5ent 3inien.
Werben SduTer iofort in Mngriff gez
1ommen, III 8aar . W~nsablung nidt
erforberli9.
Wir wiini6en gerbeherunsea gu boz
ben, ni6t @elb.
Laurel Heights Office,
SEQ. All SF 6oulipn 5traBe, San
Natonio, Seras.
SAP s. Nbams.-...- Gisentbamer
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= Sn Bolton bat li9 cine @eieQs
idaft gebilbet, tpeIde cine @ottonDl.
Miible anlegen toia. unb 3tpar nit eis
mem Gapital DON 800, 900. Die @as
ieai9aft bat fi6 bereits einen Greibrief
ausitelea lafen.
= aus aaen 3beilen oes Staates
Seras fOmmen Na6ri6ten iiber init
futbartige &~esenghRe, bic In rai9er
aufeinanoerfolge in ben lsBten 5asen
berabgeitr6mt inb. Sci Wortb
ftieg Der SrinitD am "a. Npril BON 10
gu 10 Minuten um einen SUB, big er
f9lieBli6 am Morgen bes 25. um 2 ubr
uni belle ~ Sub seitie9en mar. Sas
gauge Gan0 n0roli9 unb meftli6 bon
Gort Wortb bietet ben Nnblid zines aros
Beh Sees Der. Sci abilene ma.
rem Der Gebar Greet unb ber 9Dtle Greet,
tlr 9etpobnlid ein paar armieIige
Bd9e, beren gett man trodenen GuBes
our6i6reiten fam, gu n m einsiaen
Strom bon mebr als 20 SUB Siefe ons
gei6polen, befen WafermaHen Nles
au berbeeren brobten. Mebrere Yrufen
tpurben tueggewai6en unb mebrere
tleine 6duisr p~olidnbig bemolirt.
y ainesbille tpurbe an 25. Qpril
bon einem @etDitter uno einem Molten.
bru6 beimaeiudt, pie ii1 beIen bic
ndlteifen Bemobner" nidt entfnnen
f0nnen. Die Santa Ges8ahn unb bic
MiHouri, Sanias & Serassgabn baben
groBen S9aben erlitten. Das @eIeiie
purbe auf 9ieilen DeegewaiGen unb
mebrere 8riiden ipuroen 3erit6rt. Nebns
ll6e 8eri6te fommen aug taft alien
Sbeilen bes Staates unb bic GIaaen
lber su biel Regen mebten li6 in be-
bentli6er Weiie.
Sn Der Ytdbe ION 8ictoria etIdtua
Der Slib 3tpei feline, benz lSerrm Gors
mann geborenbe SerIeD'9iibe.
- Sn Der Marftbale gu GOtpuss
@briiti purbe cine Ma1enberIammluug
a~bsebalten, in pel6er man bic S5rage
Der Grri6tung elmer &lfrigerators
S6la6t' Nnfalt berietb. Man ertldtte
lid e%inltlmmig fir bas unterne9men,
hnb bic Summe bon 100000 tpur6e
our6 untersei6uungen gebedt. Die
Refrigerator Qnialt in Corpus. gbtihi
Dirb in @emeinI6aft nit beuienigen in
Vietoria, Columbus unb Sort Wortb
arbeiten, I'M ben Contract nit Dem
en9lli9en Syndicate aus3ufibren.
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Sic eeier Der n6reIen @reIe" tperben fd
frenen gu erfabren, bab es ipenisfens cine se-
furGtete 8ra1ibett siebt, pelde Die @lfens
i9aft in all ibren Stufen su beilen I'M Stanbe
1T; Calls @dtarrb Cure lit bic eiuaise iebt her
drStliden 8rioeri9aft befannte poitibe aur.
aatarrb ~erforbert alS cine Contributions
&ranfbeit cine eonlitutionele 8ebanbluns.
Saas aatarrb Cure ipirb innerlld gsnommen
unb ipirft brett auf bas 8lut unb Die i9leimi
gen Sberadden bes Sbftems, baburG bic
@runblase bet arantbeit seriorenb unO Dem
Batienten araft srbenb, inosm fe bic Ronfi.
futon Oes aorpers aufbaut unb Der Matur in
ibrem 8erte bilft. Die @isentbiimer haben 10
biel 8ertrauen Su ibren Seiltrdften, bab iie
einbunbert Dollars 8elobnuns fir ieben 8au
anbieten, ben ie gu furiren berfeblt. 9abt Sud
line elite bon s3eusniien tommen. Man ablef,
fire: s. s. @beneY & @r., SoleOo. o.
sGr Son Srosuife r%ertauft, Is @ents.
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sar .Wenn Semanb fem uno su ails
n%ebmbarem preiie ipeiien min, 10 eebe
ct gum Miffionss@arten. Die
5erren Nbeiaer & 0anl. BefBer bies
les Embellishments, baIten 0arauf ibre
@dfe fiets oolfommen aufrieDen gu iiel.
len. Nae faiiOnmdBiseu DelitateHen,
Muferu, Wilb, Slide, @efliigel &c. finb
bort in Der oelifateiien 3ubereitung ale
3eit 81 baben. Mabl3eiten tperben auf
Wunf6 in bic Wobuungen Der 2unber
geianbt. Nu6 bietet BET nit Der
Speiienirtbf6aft berbunbene Bar
r 0 o NJ bic beffen @etr1nfe. TETS frifdes
Bier uab feline 9iQu6re un6 @eine.
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bfaud1e bon ga cu<piea, in6em i'd bic
8orl6riften III Dem Yampblet befolgte
unh ~ bin bsute Elm ooalommen geiuns
Der Nann.
M|eln aatarrb 1T gans berf9punben,
ne'ne Ge9le uuo bic Naienadnge fnb
% rein uno frei unb eelunb, mie bic
gtatur he elnriGtete. Sd iage Sbnen.
IS 9lbt feineNieoiain, mel6e fi9 fit oie1es
itredti6e 2eiber, IN Der Nusbebnurg,
in Der i'd 6 bate, nit 2ascuzpi.a pers
9lfiden fbnnte. Sd lpeiB, baB ga. cus
pisa auein meiu 2ebeu rettete."
0o9adtungsboa
u. 90. Noble.
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galifnrnin.Meiue.

WeinIiebbaber finben elm groBes So,
ger BON feinen California Weinen Bel
Germ s. s. Meper am Nlamo
plasa. 9err Meper iu6t bic Weine
an Srt unb Stele aus ui.h fault brett
aus Dem Seller Ter Wein3t6ter. Mls
gutem 3enner gelingt es ibm ffets, bic
befien Sorten allsaupdblen. @r fanrt
feline 9unben uno Tamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen nerieben. @otbs unb
WeiBmeine in bor3ieli6er Qualitdt
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone = fret
tns 0aus qeliefert.
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Ser Cinderella gdub Sture,
gde 0fsSouiionfraBe unb Mbenue G.,
bieier beliebts 2aben Der Gta6t, bat
ieinen reuen 8orraib bon So r.
fduben fiir 9erren, Ddmen uno
Ginber erbalten uno bat cine unbers
alei6li6s Wusmahl aller Sorten un6
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella : Gdub.
Store fabrt nur bic Gabrifate oer beften
Jabrifen uno iiberbietet ales, mas i'm
biefigen Mfarft gu baben lit. Specia.
litdt fur 0errea: Der aodforbsS 6ub,
fir So. Sc Derlobnt fi@ Der Miibe, i'm
CINDERELLA Store bor5ulpredem,
ebe man anberstpo fault.
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Git oankbarer Datient,

Der itinen Nameu mibt senannt BADEN Mill, unp Der
tetne npuitdnoiee &ieoerberiteuung RON idbpes
rent Setoen elmer, In etneu Dettorbua anseSebenen
Nrlnet p~ereantt, last ourd uus haiielbe foifenfrei an
BUD entbalt Wesepte, bic In jeber ayptbefe serladt
pereen frnnen. Sftdt Cure NbreiIe NIT 9riefmarte
On ,,Grioat &linif unp S~tSpenfarp't, 2S gBet
II. Ctr, @ep SlprL q. q,
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BHr Wini@eu Sic einen feinen mos
bernea Nnaug Gemadt2 @eben @ie gu
pancoat e 5obn. Sic fein1fer
importirten Stofe faben Sic BORT.
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Saffaae ttad1 europa.

Die Ngenturen beg perm ". s.
Ooung, go. l Commerce : StraBe,
Gan M~ntonio, unb go. SOB Meins
StraBe, SaItas,. psrtreten nur bic
anerfannt beiten europdiiGen Sampfer=
2inien. Serr Doung 1T i'm Stanbe bic
btIIigfen &aten gu geben, era
tbeilt bereitpilig iebe gemini9te Muss
tunft uub beiorgt febr prompt ale ibm
iibergebenen N~uftrdge. Wer mad Gu.
ropa gu reiien miini9t, ober 8eruanote
beriberfommen laffen mill, penbe fi@
al irgen6 cine Der g~enannten N~genturet.
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hd~ Sef6tist bel pamcoaf &
8 0 } II ben srOBen 8orrath eleaanter
Nn3iige fiir bieie Saifon bon $40 auf>
ipdrts. Die beiten @aaren flir biliges
@slOl Seine fertise Nnsise, BON BEN
betten S9neibern bergelfeQt.
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SO Sabre sslitten.

6O SaDrt SetttieH.
Or. Q. M. @earid.
goallantins, Mtd.,be~
ri6tet, bab er breibig
Sabre an S4mersen
TN RIden selitten ta<
BE unb bispetlen fur
Wp6en ~seswuneen mar
bas Bett su tuten. Or
sebraudte st. Safpts
Del anb purbe bau<
ernb eebeilt.
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9teIe Sabre selitten.
13. Suli, 1858.
SD lit % Sabre aa
Sdmer;erl i'm Rppfe,
bic I'M Sabre 1862
bur1 einen Sunnen~
Ii6 peranlaBt wuroen.
Sd mar bdufts ge>
twunsen bas 9ett I'll
taten unb Darea Merit
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Wenn Der droniI6e Satorrb in Ser
NaIe, in Dem &opfe ODER in Der &e6Ie
bon Der feudten 6Orm 1T o0er in mil.
Der Weiie auftritt, oauu nebme man ei.
men @Bl0fel bon Bezrusna Dor ieber
Mabl3eit unb Dor benz S9lafengeben
unb fabre oamit obue Die setingite I'm: