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, 1890-04-06

1t is an unmistakable fact that south
ern literary women are becoming more
and more "a factor in New York circles,
and it must be confessed that they CON
stitute n most pleasing addition. There
is n warmth OF natural cordiality in their
ann too often lacking in our north
ern wosaeH.-Fhis the Neg Yorker is be-
ginning to find out. and it is not an un-
common sight to see a group OF two or
three southern women the center OF at
traction at some literary or social gather
ing.
Some Of them are Miss Frances Way
Williams, Of Georgia, "a pretty girl of
charming naivete; Mrs. Mary L. Bryan.
keen, clever and discerning; Mrs. Lee C..
Hardy, whom the south has recently
sent US as a specimen Of her beautiful
and talented omen and the mysteri
Gus Bah" who is able to interest and
hold nearly half II million of newspaper
readers each week by her pen.-New
York Commercial Advertiser.
, 1890-04-06

Miss Nellie Patterson is working at her
lathe and wise in the Mount Carmel Belt
company, and there isn't a mechanic in
the whole shop who can do a better job
or in less time than the fair young work
woman. Four years ago, when Miss
Nellie began to think of the means
whereby she must earn her living. she
oOked over the whole field of woman's
work. Among the trades or occupations
which the pushing women of this coun-
try have made their own there was none
she especially liked. She was a bright
girl, with a great deal of Yankee clever
ness and considerable ingenuity and in
ventiyeness. The remark WIS made to n
friend that she was so fond of inventions
SIC ought to become a machinist.
The seed thus sown took root, and she
applied for a place as an apprentice. For
h past four years she has worked faith
fplly, and a few days ago her time cx-
, 1890-04-06

a cobweb party is the most recent re-
suit Of the seasons ingenuity in the art
of entertainment, and is the favorite in
the west.
The ~radiating lines of the web are
made OF narrow ribbons, between which
are gay colored silken threads crossing
and recrossing each other 1t common
centers in all kinds of perplexing tan
giles, and finally running Off, each in
some special direction, to be attached to
some object in the room y thread is
given to each guest, and it his duty to
follow the silken clew through all its
axe and finally to present it to his
hostess wound up in a neat little ball.
As each guest is sure to be led. in dis
entangling his thread, into cooperative
industry with every other guest, the
imaginative mind easily seizes upon the
peculiar advantages and social possibili-
ties of an entertainment of this kind
New York Evening Sun.
, 1890-04-06

The art of adjusting the veil proper
ly and coquettishly belongs to the
Frenchwoman. To the Englishwoman
the veil is almost purely an article of
utility. The American woman is like
her French sister over the sea. To the
Spanish woma alone belongs the art
and skillful arrangement of the veil in
such ravishing folds that every glod
point of her features becomes promi-
nent, while all the shaky ones retire to
the background.
The fan and veil are the two weapons
of warfare with which the Spanish
woman attacks the world. They are
her defense as a modest maiden under
her duenna's eye, and they are her
valued mise Ell scene when the duenna
looks the other way. A playful toss
of her veil or the languid opening on
shutting of her fan are her resources
in Irritation. Rob a fair Castilian cf
her mantilla, and then seek her beauty,
and you will find thatit has vanished.
Chicago Mail.
, 1890-04-06

This remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no SPECIAL men
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song Of praise purer
medicine does not exist and it is guaran-
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases OF the liv~.
and kidneys, will femov pimples, boils.
sslt rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood.-Wil drive malaria from
the system and prevent as well as cure all
mslarial feyers--For cure of headache.
constipation and indigestion try Electric
Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded. Price SO cents and
q per bottle at DR.. W. n. Hunts drug
store.
, 1890-04-06

There is a cry going up from all sec
lions of this new state of Montana for
more ONE
The married ladies want them for do
mestics, the mining camps want them
for cooks and laundresses, the school trus-
tees wan them for teachers, the young
men of the cities want pretty, entertain
ing girls to take to the theatre and to par
ties, and the old bachelors want good,
sensible women for wives.
While thousands of women have come
into Montana from the east and west in
the last two years, the supply is still far
below the demand, and promises so to be
for several years.-San Francisco Chron-
icle.
, 1890-04-06

u, among others, vas standing on
the sidewalk near old mau Henry
Jones store, and saw u queer looking
object coming down the street. 1t was
a man somewhat above the ordinary
height, with a long, snow white beard
and a pair of white mustaches that
nearly completed the covering of his
face"
"Wellfo
"He ore a woman's old fashioned
Gy bonnet, which Topped over his
face and concealed his head, giving
him the appearance of one of those
pictures of patriarchs that you see in
Sunday school books"
Why did he wear it,
Hold on. That is not all. He had
on a calico frock that reached to the
ankles, cut in the old fashioned body
and skirt style, which made him look
still more like a patriarch. The strings
OF his apron hung down behind just
like those of a country woman in her
every day dress of twenty years ago.
As he cames triding down the street,
the legs of his heavy boots exposed at
every stride, he was about the greenest
specimen of humanity l ever struck.
There was a mob at his heels and
everybody stared at him as he passed,
and it looked as if John Robinson's
circus was passing down the street in
grand parade and all East Macon had
turned out to see the elephants"
who was her"
His name is Roberts, and he was
born and still lives in Jones county.
For some reason that l do not know
he has worn female attire all his life,
or at least since he was 10 years old,
as was informed. He has papers is
sued by the state authorities granting
him permission 10 wear women's
clothes, and for hat reason the local
authorities never interfere with him.
He had been off somewhere and was
returning to his home when he passed
through East Macon. Atlanta Con
stitution.
, 1890-04-06

About the year 1900 a fair young bride
in the village now known as New Haven
wore n dainty costume of white. The
gown was cut low in the neck and was
sleeveless. The dress was of light ans
tilmy texture and weighed but about
three ounces. 1t has been handed
down from generation to generation,
until it has come into the possession of a
Danbury lady The dress is remarkably
well preserved and is extremely valua-
BILE, both from its age and the beauty of
the embroideries with which it is covered.
The design of the trimming is prettily
worked in the coarse linen thread SO
common in those days.-Danbury News.
, 1890-04-06

Surah promises to increase in popular
ity. The coming ummcr ulsters of this
silk will be much worn in travelling, and
in "A complete outfit n black surah ulster
now has place. For long journeys, where
one expects to encounter dust, the wash
silks of various Oriental names will be
much used for travelling. One does not
expect to encounter much dust If the
journeys are to be in Europe, but on our
own side the cluster" by whatever
name it may be called, has an important
Office to fill.-New York Telegram.
, 1890-04-06

plrcd. a7i she is now a full fedged ma
Chfnlst. She is able to block up a piece
Of work on a planer OF urn up All arbor
on a lathe. She uses the drill OF handles
the file as well as any man in the shop.
Her specially, however, is tool making,
and to this she proposes to devote her
self. She can also draw plans, figure
out dimensions, and from the working
drawings she can make anything. Sine
is not afraid % the grease and CRIME Of
the shop, and her beauty Is not in the
least marred by a long swipe of dirt
across her dimpled cheek or a spot Of oil
on her nose. Her hands are not as white
as those of some of her sisters, but they
are by no means large, though they are
very strong.-Boston Transcript.
, 1890-04-06

Notice is hereby given to John Eames,
his heirs and SUCCESSORS, that the sub
scriber has expended in labor and i'm
provements twenty FIVE $3.50 dollars a
year for the years 1887. 1883 and 1889 on
the Moose claim. situated in the Platte
canyon mining district, in the county OF
Laramie and territory of Wyoming. If
the said John Eames. his heirs or sue
cessors fail to bear their share of the pro
portionate expense, on or before the ex-
p%iration Of ninety days after the expiration
of this notice then their interest in the
said Moose claim will fall to the under
signed. JOHN SHAW.
, 1890-04-06

Nine. Tacon, the venerable governess
of little King Alfonso of Spain, has just
received the title of Countess of Peralta
from the queen regent, as a reward for
her devotion to the child monarch dur
ing his recent illness. The new countess
is over 20 years of age, and has been in
the service of the royal household for
more than half a century. She acted as
a g%overncss to all the children of Queen
Isabella, including the late King Alfonso
XII.-New York Tribune.
, 1890-04-06

The latest fashionable fad is to have
dress. %petticoat and stockings all to
match. The petticoat is made of silk
with two pinked out fiounces, and is two
inches shorter han the dress. This is a
temptation to vain women to wear their
dresses longer than ever, necessitating
their holding the skirt up oftener TO dis
play the quality of the petticoat.-Ex-
change,
, 1890-04-06

There were eve men standing on
the e a platform of a Gratiot avenue
car, and every one of them was smok
ing, when a woman signaled the con
ductor TO stop. He held the door open,
but she stood and surveyed the crowd
for a moment, and as no one moved
she sweetly requested:
Conductor, won't you please knock
out one side of the car, so that l can
get out without disturbing those gen
tlemen I'-Detroit Free Press.
, 1890-04-06

The best salve in the world tor cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
Sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
$orns and all skin e~ruptions, and positively
cures piles or no paw required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by B. B. David, Druggist.
, 1890-04-06

Maennechor masquerade tickets. Gents
81, ladies so cents; to be had by members
of the committee OF arrangements:
Messrs. Wilseck, Dillman, Buechuer,
Schaefer, Hsuser and Bickel, and at the
stores of Zehner, Buechner 4 Co., +.
Schaeier, George II. Truckey and F.
Schweickcrt.
, 1890-04-06

This attire which combines perfect
freedom of vital organs with grace,
modesty and utility is the ideal dress for
women, to my thinking. Our present
fashion is unhealthy, ~inconvenient and
filthy when sweeping the streets.-Kate
Field
, 1890-04-06

asthma, eruptions, paralysis, Dyspepsia, indigest-
ion, piles, fever, neuralgia, costiyeness, al ner-
vous diseases, heart disease, consumption, bron-
chitis, sore eyes, urinary troubles, chest and LUNGS.
pulmonary troubles, and all discusses of the gener,
alive organs, no matter of how long standing.
Ifyou have failed to get cured elsewhere do not
despair. but give Lee Wing q call and have a chat with
him. which Is strictly confidential. ashe needs no inter
prefer, but speaks English for himself. and It costs you
nothing for Consultation. as be only sells the remedies,
which arc safe. sure and quick. and prices very low.
His motto Is: "A Cure Guaranteed II directions
are carefully followed, or Money Refunded"
Persons living outside ofDenyer can write to Lee
Wing. enclosing &c stamp. and explain their symp-
toms. when he will be pleased to send them advice as
to which OF his remedies will be beneficial.
All correspondence strictly confidential.
, 1890-04-06
noIIce.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
eB of the Ell Seven Cattle company will
be held at the Office C the company in
the city OF Cheyenne, Wyoming.on Mon
day. April T.. 1890, for the election of q
board of trustees and such other business
a. may properly come before the meet
ing. JAMES p. WARD,
JOHN CuDAHY, Secretary.
President.
, 1890-04-06
BOYS. Here's Your Chance!

Not only to get way up" work done,
but also to get your darning, patching and
buttons sewed on without extra charge.
CHEYENNE STEAM LAUNDRY.
, 1890-04-06

Get your suits ready for the Maenner.
Choir masquerade April I. at Keefe hall,
where you can Join il with Prince Carni-
val and have a good time.
, 1890-04-06

The committee will leave nothing un-
done TO make tin Maennerchor ball the
jolliest ever Cheyenne.
, 1890-04-06

lac largest stock of fine brandies. old
whiskies. choice tqueurs and superfne
eisan 1t Ieorge Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
, 1890-04-06
LEE WING.
Chinese Vegetable Remedies

Chinese Vegetable Remedies
for Sale.
He guarantees the cure of
the following diseases:
All diseases peculiar to
women, falling weakness,
and of a private nature;
female weakness, seminal
weakness, all sexual dis
eases, lost manhood, all
skin diseases, all blood dis
cases, s~crofula, catarrh,
rheumatism, cancer, tape
Wnrm anlt rkonA ..lal
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frebelt bat! flagte Der SungIing unb
bieie grfabrung erbitterte ibn nod mebr.
6ingege1 fan6 f1 Wro5lepsfi, na9s
oem Der erfte Merger iiberEunben mat,
lei9t in ietn 2oos. Mller5inss begegz
neten ibm bic 6onorationen bes Stdot>
9ens unb bic @belIeute Der umgebung
nun febr tiibl, aber bas lief fi6 nit eie
niger pbilofopbie ertragen, beionbers ba
es nod immer Iebensparbige Weni6en
genug CAB, tpel6e feline unb feiuer @at.
tin gefellige Salente Su f9dben tuuBten.
Mud mar er nun oas ldngmeilige Nmt
log unb bic Sporteln tonnte er lei9t
berf6mer3en, ba ia eiH flirser Brief on
ben 8rafen geNhBte, ibm iebe beliebige
Sumnle 3lt i9affen. NgenDr antpprs
tete ME, Wroblensti patte in al ben
Monaten aud ni6t eik 3eile bon ibm
erbaIten unb muBte 10 uenig als biegnz
bern tpO bas 2iebespaar meilte, aber
Der 8iiterbirector, 6err Mi9ael Stiegle,
elm f9tpeiginmer, bdrbeiBiser S9mabe,
bef6rberte bic Briefe sladli6 unb bra6s
te bann bic Mnttport in elmer Gortrt,
meIde bas Ser3 beg ct Gommii1drs
mebr ct freute, als er ber 3drtli9HeBrief
bermo1t b1tte. 9llerbings i1nitt 6err
6tiegle babel cine berbrieBli1e Miene
unb als WrDbiemsti, na1bem ibm &az
fael bic @obnung getiin6igt, einen islds
gel bes 59loiies eingerdumt wanfdte,
oa f6ien er fogar unb0flidb per6en gu
tpollen. Mber Elm 8rief bes @rafen
bra6te au9 oieTem Wunibe bic grfiilz
lnng. Surg, eigentli9 lebte er nun 10
bergntgIi9 wie ftiiber, ia mod luffiger
unb iorgenlofer.
Nu9 bic Briefe aus &uBlanb fbrten
ibm bic CUTE 2aune ui6t, unb ie mebr
Srobungen barin iianben,. oeifo bebasz
Ii9er las er iie. Wer Mues beutautage
aud elm 61urte iein m6dte, iagte ct
li6 perd6tlih. so bumm unb min elm
5durte feins Sn bet Sbat, tpas tpollte
biefer Sgna3 Grubfa9 Yon ben breiz
bunbert @uloen, bic ber @raf fur i'm
monatli6 CAB, betam er bunbert - Elm
Shmm6er, NIT benz es ii6 in Mibitetp
gut leben lieB, es mar eigenili9 cine
Gre6beit, baB ct ben bouen getrag fors
berte unb fid auf bas miinbli6e 0er=
ipre9en Ngenors berief: Ser Graf 9iebt
eben nidt mebr, bdtte ibm Wrnblewsti
tpieberbolt gei6rieben, er tpeiB ia, bob
Sic fi6 In ibrem eigenen SntereKe mobl
bitten tperben. i'm su berratbeH, pber
nod Seferrei6 suriid5ufebren! - unb
biefer fre9e Menf9 CAB fi9 nit biefer
8erubigung nidt 5ufriebenl Sd tperbe
gu6 beibe 3u @runoe ri1ten uno mid
felbft! f9rieb ct INNER tpieber- es mar
su fomiibl
go berffri1en Dem ebemalisen Beanz
ten In ebrbarer MuBe bic Sage uno ba
au6 tDeber ber prior nod her 8ittmeiz
fer gu ienen ensbersisen Meni6en ees
b6rten, oie-an ber llnteriu9ung unb it,
rem Golgen irgeno pelden NnitoB ee>
nommen, 10 NOR eigentli6 aud 6rau
Anna tpobl Sufrieben.
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meini6aftli6 auf 80 Gents un5 geben
ibm beibe benlelben Danbelspertb, nit
beiberfeitigem Musne6slungs 8erfabz
rem Clearinghouse, bieaei9t aud fur
@ilber. @ertiitate."
Ser leBtere Weg tpdre bor3u3ieben,
neil babut6 foirrt ale 56tpierigteiten
beieitigt ndren unb obenbrein ber Wertb
bes @ilbers erb6bt tpiirbs, tpas pieber=
um elm alidli9er 3ug sesen bic aug.
i6Iiebli6e @olbwdbrung europdii6er
@taaten fsin miBte. unb oarauf Elm
9anbeIs 8ertrag, 10 frei als m6glid,
fur bic beimiiben probutte beiber 2dn.
ber unb Die Jolge tpirb iein:
Sie Jrei3one miro unnub unb fdllt
bon felbit meg. neil lie fur Werifo feine
Waffe Der Notbtpebr mebr lit.
Dem nebsl auf ben 8runo geben unb
ben 8runb entfernen: bas lit poIitit.
NQes uebrise 1T Gerfelfederei.
eagle pab piirbe iebenfaGs, tpenn
nidt bur6 bic Greiaone sebinbert, bic
aler5inss uaierer fabbarfaot piebras
ytegras p!el empUrgebOlfen bat, bebeu.
teno fbneQer gemadien iein. giner
unierer @ei6dftsmdnner, Der biben
unb oriiben Berfaufslotale bat. lagte
fiir3li6 iebr be3eidnenb: oWirb Die
Jrei3one aufgeboben, 10 fomme ib gan3
beriiber; tpenn aidt. bleibe i6 brlben."
unterbefien agitirt man bier fiir Elm
Opernbaus; bic Bride fiber ben Rio
@ranbe 1T big auf einen @pann fertig
un6 man bofft, Mitte Mdr3 He benz
Tertebr iibergeben su f0nnen; cine Sc.
feaf6aft bat li9 gebiloet, um beibe
etdbte nit eleftrii9em 2i9t gu berles
ben; cine Menge Gru9tb1ume in ben
@drten uno 56attenbdume por ben
9dufern, ftnb in bieien Sagen gepfan3t
worben unb briiten bat man nun beftd.
tigt gefunben uno 5,Dar bur6 einen
frans6if6en 8ergms,tss Sngenieur, mas
i6 ben 2euten i0on Dor s Sabren iagte,
oaB bas &oblenlager i9 ilnttr benz
&iO 8ranbe biuiiber5iebt. Sn Golse
beiien 1T Elm Sttf Roblenlano, 4 Mei.
bon piebras Negras. fur 100000 an
cine @eiellf6aft in ber 6auptltabt Mes
rito berfauft tporben. Man nil Coles
6fen bauen. gei piebras Nsgras wia
man In bieiem Sabr aud nod mebr
Saumipolle bauen, als lebtes Sabr
(2000 8allen fur ben Nnfang). Ser.
gangene 9fa9t mar briiben Elm grpBes
Geuer. Die @ei6dftsbduier Welaseo,
0ernanoe3 & Co., 2aufsefddft; ebeuio
u. 0ilareal, baKeIbe; u. @afiiao,
S9antgei9dft, branntea ab; Garias &
Bruoer berloren einiae Sauienb DolIars
an Waaren unb 500 in gaargeIb bur1
nHettuns4, inbem bic bereitmilisen
6elfer nit BEN geretteten Sa1en eins
fad baDcnIiefen. @eiammtsYerlIf an
$4,000.
Mm 16. aOgen mebrere 2rani9e mad
9forben; am 10. famen bic erfen
S6malben, faEben aber tpabri9einlia
nod ni6t Nlles in geniinf9tsr Orbnung
unb periogen li9 tpieber. 0ie0eiht
nur Der 8ortrab.
Mande 2eute finb nit unierer Stabt-
Werwaltung un5ufrieben unb mollen
aug eagle paB tpieber elm Dorf MAIDEN.
Dem bdtten mir bann bic alte Rubirei.
belt tpieoer. Warum nidt lieber anbere
eeute ndblena Sd. SieIider.
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Suoif6 Eradten6erg.
stObeae ben Garl 6. Sram5ps.
LGortfetuus.l


Damols aob aud, Mofenbera Die 6off.
nuna ouf unb founte auf NafaeIs berz
,tpeifeIten Nusrlf: yBie fam cine
Gtoatsorbnunq beifehen. mo GoId,es
m6oIid ina nur eben ertptbern: @ie
beiiebt aber aud nnr Oiefen Nmlidnben
onoemeI1enl Nd erfront'te iener Obeim
uu6 mllfte einen Iduaereu llrIoub nebs
men: bas alIes bdtte md, nid,t oereidat.
ober bic Merate n1einten oild,. 6as er ME
tpieber ins Imt auriidfebren tuerbe unb
boroufhin fam ben Oerreu bic lleber,eu.
anna. 6oR fpId,er sSrepel nidht Idtioer
pdhteu biirfe. Die lluterludau1a tpurbe
ouaeorbuet unb bamit mar aud, ihr gr,
aebnis oepiE; Sic abiebuno uno Nes
iirafuna bes gduloiaen. Denn Elm 8es
amter. Ser Bios Die NbIesuuq perbiente.
tam baulaIs in Oe1erreidf, ME in Inter
lud,uua: bic @erid,te hdtten lonit au
onaeiirenatau au thuu lebabt unb bet freien
6tenen tpdren au piel aeuorbeu.
9as puste aud, 6err ppuWrpbIewsfi.
gr hatte Sic erffen W2onQte in ifetem
6d,manfen amifdeuTurd1t unb s1pffnuno
auoebrad1t. Der Iurd5t pnr 6en1 Sobten
uno benz bleid5en. oiiifereu Siiuoliua.
Der i'm immer. ipeuu er bprbei oinG.
nit eiuent Bid maR, Ser i'm Sic Sauif
balIeu IieB. ohne baR er He All erbebeft
aetpaat Flifte. uub Die 6offnufIq ouf bic
S16ffidfeit Ser Qemberner Mdtbe Sonn
tpieber NOR cine 8eit oefomuien. tpo er
fid1 uuhefanoen Ser GeIhfdheine frei,eu
fonnte. bie linn ber Sitter Oireftnr nes
@raFsn oiImonotIih ina Anna brod,ts
6ie meiffen hehieIt ~ sin;oe menioe
idbidie er mad, giikIonh Geprn Mntan
Wrobsfi In M3ihiiem ffonS ouf hef
WhYeiTe mnh innsn. hisr neyr S,,,h.
n ma @eIn neId,es mir her Mrof fiir
Gie iiherid,idt hot csm hoffe g;s NOR ~.
hen ,ufrip6em fe;n benr NM mSren G;s ss
Mint n miirhe shnen h;es ouh u;d,ts
mi,ken. mir. fiird,ten G;s n;S,i go
oher ahuIih hamf;o or6her s,,,,e;Isn
inuft,r 10 nod Ser @YSss Ss, essnSunn
ssm iibriaen oter - Die bummen Suben
iollen fidl um1ouft aefreut haben! 6od,te
er. siIs er iebed, bic Nof,rid,t BON Ser
llnterlud,una erhieIt. brad er auioms
men. Wun mar glles eutlfieben, ieber
Rambf uuklos. er botte 10 5eit apei
oesabraehnten 3eit aebabt, @id, qenau ba.
rtber al unterrid,tsn, peidben WerIauf
iolhe Diuae n6bmeu. Oos Nmt mar
DerIoreu, nun aatt es nur nod eineu
Nerfud,, Der Gtrofe All entriuuen
Wsit bem GtoIa bes aefr6nften gbren.
lnannes trat er bem Midlter eutoeoeu
uu6 iiberreid1te iein @eIud1 nm gniiol.
iuua. Die llnteriudunq tpirb meme
i1nidbuIb ermeifen ioote er oher IN
lolTe mid, uid,t unaeItroft burd, Mlis.
tratieu frdnfen. sd Bin 6os meiner
gDiirbe Der Warbe rrleines Stoubes unb
iener meifier GolIeoeu id1uIbio bie chen.
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Sudlens Mrniea=galbe.

Die bette Salbe ber Welt fur Sdnitte,
auetfdungen, @efdpiire, S}ieber. uno Saut
ausfdlas, Gie9te. seipriinsene Sdnbe, 5ruf.
benlen unb alle Santfranibeiten ; turirt 2d.
morttoiOen Oosr feine Sssabluns. Bhllise
Satisfaction sarantirt ooer bas @eIo Dirb
8erfauf in allen apotbe!en. 9reib, 2tomp.
fon 6 Co., @holefale.
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9ambbcit fam utd,t aebeilt ,perscn

ourd locale Npplieationen, hell Iie ben franfen
9beiI bes SbreS nidt srreiden ionnen. IS
siebt nur einen Bes, Die 8aubbsit su furiren,
uno Der II bnrd sonititutionelle Seilmittel.
Saubbeit tpirb bur9 einen entsiinoeten 3uitanb
ber fdleimisen Musf!eiOang ber Gulta6ifden
Sf0bre berurfadt. @eun bieie 9iobre iib ent
sinbei, babt ibr sinsn rumpelnben 5on ober
unbolltommsnes @sb0r; unb Denn iie gang ae-
fdlofen 1T, srfolgt 3aubbeit,. uno nens bic
gntaiinbuns nidt seboben uno oiefe 8Obre pie-
Der in ibren sebotisen 8uftanb perlebt peroen
fam, uirb bas @ebor fir INNER serif0rt psr>
ben; nsun 9dlle unter ;ebn fno butd Sfatarrb
beruriadt, tpeI6er nidt oils elm ent3iinbeier
3uitano Der fdleimisen SberHadsn lit.
N,ir nollen einbunbert Dollars fir ieben
(bur6 Rdtarrb teruriadtsn) Jall bon laubbeit
9eben, ben mir nid)ts burG ginnebmen bon
SaII's 5satarrb sfur beilen tOnnen. 2abt Sud
umTona gireulare tomnen.
G.5. gbenes G 60, 9olebo, 8.
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Ser gice. G0uio pou Qleoppte,

~Vt "JFNN UtVssFH UUfF <FNUVPKNW
bate bem Or. S9niBler (gmin pafda)
bic @rnennune gum 8ouberneur bon
Of.Suoan nit ber &eiioenS in 5uafim
ongeboten, alein berielbe lebnte bic
GrneniAng ab. ST bat ertldrt, ct
molIe mad Wabelai suridfebren unb
bies Gebiet fir 0euti6lauo ipieberges
minnen.
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Der fran3biii6e Senat bot nit
17S gegen II Stimmen eiue Bill ans
genommsn, bur6 peldbe bic @efebe 3ur
geitrafung BON preBbergebea, naments
lid bon Observation-Disclosures, Iebr bes
trd1tli1 beri9drft fperben follen.
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Sic
V0demtlide 6reie Yreiie fit Seras
eri1eint
ieoen Donnerfag
unb foitet
$3.50 fir oaS Sabr Docr $1.25 fat
6 Wunate tn Vpransbesablmma.
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sdslide Greie Yreiie fit seras
erf6eint
init @nsna6me oes Sonntass
unb fo1tet
$1,000 fir naS Sabr pber $3.50
fit 3 Mpmatc.