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Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-20
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NEW YORK, NEW EAEG
 AND HARTFORD K. G. HU~v uR0n


 Fer NeE XeIk-:.s:sS. 'i;as tdsilyy s1eep. MsssSaI, NGas .ss s!S tsS sss 4Sso ths0qsn % sc s9oS sss:Pss .sss : s:SS @ m. .' Zoo, s:is. :aos. For Washington, via Harlem rivsr '1a'o1 .. ID, For Philadelphia, via Harlem river, s1s:1o p. m. 500. .1l:os. .: m.. .i:o5. s6:ts ?. ID. susDA1s- sS Fer FIG Rosson s S Via New London and Providene. :s; saa ass ss; ssa :sss Nsv Enssna % E. %R.".i:so a. m. tdailyl. sa:o5p. m. ror B0se0n vis Air Line and N. I. and x. F. B. R.-'4 55 p. n. fat express susnAYs--s4 es Msxlasn; EsItfens s, sarss5nEM1sSad: E51sS. }: .i:os. ssy ss s siS s:ee sis 6 Sss o sa to ao;as R p M l SHORE LINE DIvIsIoE.
 ass liSS Sss P ssa SUaDAYs- s2:is night, '6:55 p. m. AIR LINE DIvlsscH.
 For Middlesown, Wilisrnaatis, Etc : ss E. Es. % fsssn Connect 3; Mlddlstoxn with Connecticqt Valley R B., and !! at
 at wIa s a1d %ts 1 Trains arrive in New Haven at So2 c. m, 1:2l l s7:00, S:53 p. m.
 NAUaAfUcK DIvzsEoH.
 For Waterbury, via Naugatuck Junction wfthou' change of cars, s:oo a. m. Sundays-s:co a, m. NoaTHAMrToN DIv1sIoH. 1 For Skelburno Falls, Turner's FAl1s, Williamsburg. H0lyoke and New Hartford and intermediate stations, tra;Li leave New Haven at 7:22. l1t4 Q. m and '4:06 ?. ID l For Wfll1anasburgh, Northampton and points this side, at s:10 p. m.
 na., 1:23 and 800 D. m. and from Sheburne FallI and intermediate stations at 123 4:21 and 500 pm | LUCIUS FUTILE, c. T. HEMPSTEAD,
 General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
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PlymOuvh Church,s Pastor.

WILLIAMANTIc, June 19. The Rev. Ly-
 man Abbott, D. D.. pastor of Plymouth church and editor of the Christian Union, will to morrow make the address to the
 graduating class of the Storrs Agricultural school
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-20

When Baby was sick we gave her CastorN, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoriss When she became Miss. she clung to CastoISo, When sue had Children. she gave them CastosAN
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-20

New Haven and Derby Railroad. Train Arrargsnaess commencing Jan. 12. 1890.
 EEAyE NEW HAVEN At 650 7:2o $40 and 1e:00 1155 a. r, i:0o, 2:S5. 4:4o. 6:55. 7:a $50 and il:i5 p. II.
 LEAVE ANSONIA Al 12:i5 6:4S, 908 9:55 and 1i:4a n. i2:5o. 2:a0 4:0e, e:la, GEO, S:2c p. Ea. Sunday trains leave New Haven at s:io Q. n. $40 and 11:15 D. m.
 Sunday trains leave Ansonia 7:so a. n.. 500 p. with the trains of N.Y., NH. & IT. R.R. :. The 6:50, $40 @. ID. and 4:40 D. m. trains out of New Haven connect at Botsford for all points on the Housatonic RR. and the West. Passengers from the Housatonic RR. arrive h New Haven ct 12:55 and 10:00p. m.
 J.P. HOPSON, Sup's.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-20

Appointed Subssituse Carrier. Postmaster Sperry Yesterday appointed Frederick Kuollmeyer a substitute letter carrier
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-20
Cisy Court - Criminal sids - Judge
 Th0mpsOn.

Jacob Scwenck, violation of liquor law, nolled; Joseph Burke, refusing to support family, continued to June 23; Verne Car- psnter, breach of the peace against Jennie Steets, continued to June 21; Edward Mo- Guinness. breach of the peace against Bridget McQuinnsss, 33 fine, $7.81 costs, jail; Cath erine Muldoon, breach of the peace, judg- msnt suspended; same, drunkenness, 30 days in jail, $7.06 costs; Ella Stevens, breach of the peace, judgment suspended; same, drunkennass, 10 days in jail, 47.06 costs; Donst Sstaro, theft from w. Wat. rous. $7 Ane. $7.42 costs.
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As nisn senoeI aaII To.Day.

Hon. Chaxlss D. Hins, secretary state board cf sducstion, will address the teachers ok tho city In high school hall this afternoon 70 2;80 o'clock; subject, The Ooniftions
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-20
KASKINE. tTHE NEW QUlNlNEJ
A POWERFUL TONIC.

A POWERFUL TONIC.
 Specific Tor Malaria Attenuation, Nervous TIE MOST so1ENTiFIC AND SUCCESSFUL BLOOD fUhlRfER Superior to quinine.
 nearly aestroyed my constitution, having used qui. ot better right aWsy ~ The % msissiai sympto%s % ali left me- and health, eleep and strength returned" [" henIy Ans,xe. s ooo asninkyon st,oos, Now An. headaches, rheumatic pains, great nervous depres- sion, loss of sleep, indigestion, etc The old qunne proving useless tried the new quinine' and soon got better. w. Goldburg, Bellefontaine, Ohio. Kaskine can be taken without any special medi. cal advice S per bottle six bottles for $6 Sold by druggists or sent by mall on receipt of price.
 KASKINE CO.,. i6e Duane St., Now York.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-20

Government Ksonds. The following were the quotations for United States bonds at the call to-day:
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-20
At Dixwen Avenue CenGregasienal
 Church To-Night.


 Church To-NiGht. A grand literary and musical entertain. ment will be given in the chapel of the Dix we'll Avenue Congregational church, under the auspices of Good Will Division No. 55, s. of T., this Friday evening, June 90. Pro: gram as follows:
 Piano Solo lo............. Miss Bertha DeBaptiste The Relation of Church to Temperance Work. Duct Mr. and Mrs. John T. Godette Tssay y.....................M Master William Ferris Nusic. ...U. N. o. 0. Club of West Haven Division no8QluKs... De VHoAAAo Ouet... .s.......s..s......sIno mlSseS OI..,tl5 Piano soio Master Maurice Porter HGmonica Soio oio........v.;:..:.. .L9sien aoyI Music .......... Trio, NessrS. Strong and Helt
 The A. o. s. Quartstte - 0. H. Stedman Is chairman; Mrs. G. John. son, secretary, Mra. Ella s. Stedman, treas- urer. The proceeds of the affair, including sale of refreshments, will be devoted to church purposes.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-20
Court Of Common Pleas Judge
 SeudleY.

Ths case of Roger 8. Austin, admins. trator, vs. Thomas F. Linahan was tried in the court of common pleas yesterday. It presents question new in this state. Will- fam J. Leavenworth, formerly of Walling- ford, owed Linahan $125. Linahan had Leavenworth's life insured for $500 in the Metropolitan Life Insurance company to se- cure the debt. In lees than year Lsaven- worth died. Linahan collected the money and kept 1t all. Leavenworth's administrator and his widow join in @ suit to recover the balance above the debt and premium. 0. A. Harrison & Arvine for the plaintiffs, Penny and w. B. Stoddard for the defendant
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-20

 NO. 49 CHURCH STREET,
 The well known and reliable Botanic and Eclectic Physician
 ROOM II, HoADLEY BUILDING
 tOpposIts the Post GRce.) Sidc Entrance l23 Crown Street. once 50 arranged that patients see no cue bu Who has practiced medicine in this city sinceIeb4
 can be consulted at his office, througheut the length and breadth of the United
 
 S the .nd i, o1 and Eh Hsl; the most stubborn and intractive disease. Con @ CgRED by Rf: Lyon. % ss many % testimonials from national scourge, which dooms thonsands to tor tnre and misery is routed and anninilated by rem es of painful disease All diseases ot the Lnngs. Liver purties of tie Blood of whatever name I and ; m ns sne 1e the n s
 TO FEMALEs: are treated with perfect success by pr. Lyon. TK over g third of century, and his success has beeI as gratifying ss it has been comp!sse. TherefeIe
  their sex will find in Dr. Lyon trus friend and chilled physician and one who is competent to treat all those diseases and effect permanent currs ID the shortest possible ti.ae. TO MAiES Who suffering from tho errors Of youth, los manhood, etc., and find themselves weakened aud debitated, and also those suffering from venersxl diseases: Dr. Lyon will prove to you that he CAN and WILL CURE YOU. Hundreds of advertise ments appear in papers with statements of marvel eus cures which TKAPT MANY TO BEND FOR sosA WORTHLESS MEDICINES which not oaly FAIL oF AT. FoRDIHG THE RKLIKF DESIRED, but also BUN THE PATIENTS CONSTITUTION. Do not trust your. self to those leechea prey upon the unfortunate but call at once on the doctor and you will never re gretit.
 He hassuccessfuny treated morecases ofsperma eorhoea, Seminal Weakness and all Diseases Of the 6eneratfve Organs than any other physicianliyiEs aud his experience and skill avail iR every inataDce in restoring the sufferer to sound health and spirits. Hundreds of letters from grateful patients car be seen nt the doctors office. pr. Lyon has discovered remedy which fs ces tain curefor Dumb Ague, Chills and Fever and ALI Malarial Complaints.
 All letters sent to the Doctor will be confidential he ABUSED. Write, if ycu do rot call in persen ease, and medicines appropriate to your case vii Do sent to your address or any address you desire by express In packages secure from observation. Consultation, advice and medicine given for one dollar or mora. according to the severity and na. tufe of the case.
 Office hours. ga. u. to p.m. Open snnea; evenings.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-20
THE BATTALION DRILL
THR COURT RECORD.
Superior Court - Civil Side - Judge -
 Robinson.

Superior Court Oivil Side - Judge
 Robinson.
 The suit of Frederick A. Barton against Harriet N. Barton for divorce was heard at length yesterday. Barton Is . clerk em- ployed at Peck Brothers & Co.'s. He charges her with cruelty and wrong. doing. The plaintiff is represented by Attorney E. 0. Dow and Mrs. Barton by Judge Pickett.
 Barton testified that they had resided in several different places in Fair Haven, in. oluding the houses at the corner of Chapel and Poplar. Poplar and Saltonstsll avenue and in Wolcott street. Witness said that after the death of Mrs. Colly, Mr. Colly came to board with them. Mrs. Barton had three or four other boarders. Mir. Colly became quite attentive to Mrs. Barton. With Bar ter one evening. He also allowed her to ride around the block with him. Colly fre- quently came with double team and gave Mrs. Barton long drives without permission. They were kept up on an average of three times . week. The witneas told how his wife frequently kissed the boarder in his presence. When he would remonstrats with the bo.rder Mrs. Barton would always eide with him. He told how she once hit him with poker and another time with . salt cellar. She frequently sat up late for Colly to return.
 Judge Pickett nsked If witness remember. cd the evening his wife caught him walking with two girls under sixteen in front of the City Market, and the vile names he used to. ward her on that occasion. Witness replied that he never walked out with any girls after the separation.
 Family skeletons were unearthed in plenty AvrA A-l without argument the divorce was granted.
 The hearing on the petition of Triton E. Doolittle and Hugh Daley for 8 temporary injunction to restrain the Court of Common Council from declining the Philip Aarstt trust of 4185, 900. was begun yesterday.
 John w. Alling, Messrs. Doolittle and Daley, Corporation Counsel Townsend, Mayor Peck and ex.Judge Henry StoddaId appeared for the parties interested. The hearing was continued but an hour because of other business. The matter will be fur- ther heard this afternoon if possible.
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d8V6Ee U 6u. IS, IocOs
East Rock Line

East Rock Line. cdHR< Notice to Patrons.-On and after 88&4AT Tuesday, May 18th, regular trips will be resumed to East Rock Park twice daily, leaving corner Church and Chapel streets at 10 .. m. and 2 p. m. Respectfully.
 my3 W. Fl. DOOLITTLE.
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Friday. June 20. 1890
TraueIers' 8mtde.
atarfn's New Haven TrMnspaFz,.~
 tlOH Line.
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.

GTEA0ERS leave New Haven daily leXcept D Sunday at lO:l5 a ln and 1900 o'clock mid night: Returning. leave Peck Slip, New Yo1k, at 3 ops. No. 7o2 Chapel street. and at Klock's drug store.
 Sunday night boat at i0:s0 o'clock. staterooms sold at Elliott House.
 Fare T5 cents Round trip tickets $1 .25 (good for six days. JAMES H. WARD, Agent.
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The class of go are as follows:
THE RECEPTION.

Among the graduates this year Is Frank G. Palmer, whose father, who is now retired to his country seat at Deep River, Conn.,, was formerly for years one of the leading men of influence in Brooklyn, N. Y, and prominent iu the management of the Brook lvn Timea
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Sdabe 81 SpDttpreiiea.

500 paar aiuoeri6ube gu 81. So.
ftenpreis $1.30 unb $1.40. Damenr
Slippers 81 IS @ts. un6 $1-pertb
SLIPS.
Spibenbeiebte Morsenf6ube fir Das
men oler Nrten, 6psaiaIitdt. @roSe
@ebuftionl $1.75 Damen. Rn6pfI9ube
fir $3.50. 5uliDans $500 Glacss<
leber Sn0pfi6ube 1T Der bette Der WeIt.
5ulibans falbleberner 51ub fur MGns
ner gu $500 lit uniibertreffi9. Wdn.
neri6ube fur $500, tpertb So. so.
Acknowledgment in allen anberer
Nrtiteln, tuobon in ben feinffen unb
mittleren Gorten nur bns bette geftibrt
mirb. Die ausgeiGnittenen 2dngurubs
Ie6er=5 @ube fir Mdnner, trager fi1
cut unb fnb comfortable. %beionbers gu
empfeblen. Garbiee 9@ube in @Iaeee
81 aeeeptablen preiieu.
q. &. GuIIibar,.
@de Commerce & ST. Marb's Str.
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@ime Oroiuaus.

Sci es bur9 ben Staotratb Der
@tabt San Intonio oerorbnet:
Settion l.. Bag es uageieblid
fein fol, uenu Semanb Difentli6
tranfes 8ieb Dber sum S@Ia1ten ober
gum 8erfauf beitimmte Sbiere, bic
trant ooer unaeiunb hnb, innerbaIb. Der
@ren5en bet Stabt 5an Mntonio brinat
ober bdlt.
Settion2 2. Srgenb cine perion,
meI6e irgenb cine 8effimmung Ser obs
gen Settion berlebt, ober in feinem Be.
fiB irsensmel6e folder Sbiere bat, fon
eines @ergebens fdulbig ertldrt unb
mad erfolgter uebarfibrung Dor benz
&ecorher CUR 3ablung elmer @elOfrafe
i'm Sstrage BON ni9t toeniger als
S. uub ni9t me5r als $25 far iebes
fraufe 96ier b%erurtbeiIt perben. SIN
Gale Der Ni4taablung ber 5trafe err
folgt @~efdnsniBbaft bon ni9i tpeniger
als funf 90 unb ni9t mebr dig iteut>
sig 1907 Sageu. Sober Sag, an peIs
dem fold elm franfes Sbier ober frans
fen Sbiere gebalten tperoen, fol- Elm be-
lonberes 8erae5en ausna@sn. 9luBer.
BEN Bat BET granddaughter bic pFi9t,
fold Elm nit elmer Graufbeit bebaftetes
Sbier, ober Sbiere, ME Der SAL fsin
rtog, 5u t66ten.
paiirt unb ansenommeu an IS.
Wusuft 1890.
8rpan Gallagher,
Ntteifirt: WaDor,
6. g. @Iaubon, @ta6t. gIerf.
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ar Die Mel Gub s4alatz 8elel.
i9aft bermietbet ibreu BabiIon on Sc,
ieuf6afteu, Glabs uub pribatsB erionen.
sic liefert ben transport bonn ufe,
nod benz BaoilIon, iopie GrfriiGungeu
a1er Nrt 81 ben nieb,igffen Breilsn.
Man penbe Iid) an s. s. Wiliinfou,
@de Burlsipn, nub Mssquite StraBe.
Selephpn 70.
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Organization msbr gum Nuben gbieas
gos, als gum 8ortbsil 6es subnefens
bient, mill man erif n1bere g%inaelnbeiten
nihsn, ebe man f6 bsrfelben ans
i6lieBt.
Sie 9anbelsfammee miro fir Die
Wusitsaung cine &oletiion BET per=
f9ieoenfen WOaiorten in Bereitibajt
baben.
= Sur6 bie Genius. Nufnabme in
San antouio 1T bic bemerfenswertbe
SbatfaGe fefgeltelt porberl, boB Bic
S'ifpiele bon 2augtebigfeit in
bieiem Sbeile bon SiibpeR, 5eras III.
gepo5nIi6 bdufig bottommen. Die
Sllte bon SOLDER, pel9e Elm 9ebensaI.
ter bon IS big 80 Sahren ra9auueiien
BADEN, 1T cine iebr LANCE, uub es fno
orei perioren boybanben, neI1e mtGr
dig 100 2ebensiabre 3dbIeu, cine Mari.
fane1in, bic befannte biitorif6e San.
oeloria", Die 103 Sabre alt lit, Srau
Sena DidinfOn, uel6e 100 Sabre adbIt
unb ein farbiger Dam, &ube Carroll,
oer I'M 1o6. 2ebsnsiabte iiebt.
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MQerlef.

sic 4Ge fommen tpieber. 6err
Nribur Blenfer, Der feds Sabre lang
In Stuttgart wobnte. tebrt bemnd9lt
nod 5an Mntonio surtid. - 6. gu.
i1lag un6 @attiu befinben fi1 auf Ser
0eimreife. = uub SRI. emma Desen
traf nod a~weiidbriger Nbmeienbeit mies
Der bel ben @ltern elm. = Nu9 perr
Mrel Meeri6etbt 1T nebt Gamilie loon
tpte6er in Nep Oort angetommeil unb
.pirb In tut5er 3eit bier eintreffen. gr
lebte 3tpei Sabre in Berlin uno braGte
bic lebten Monate lit benz punberId6s
men S6mar3palb Su.
= Col. Bradenribse bat iebt ieinen
preis fiir bic Waferwerte feffgelebt. gr
berlangt So. 900, 900. gingeI6loRen
barin 1T 6as gan3e gisentbum an
5Iufe, 600 Ncres, nebft Wobnbaug,
200 JuB 6ront in San Yebro Npe.,
unb bas Gampbelsg igentbum an Der
MartttraBe. Sol. Bradenribse piitoe
fem baares Gelb p~erIangen, fonbern
finfpro3entise Bombs nebnnen, 3abtbar
In finf3ig Sabren. Nad Der MnRAt
bes Or. @rones bonn 2omite lit Der
Dreis unannebmbar. Die W~aHermerfe
t6nnten aber BON Der Stabt erpropriirt
tper0en.
= 2ouis 6aas unb Mlbine 6edsr.
unb 8. g. @ensler un6 Maagie Henss
Ter IieBeH F9 0eira:bsideine aus
ifelen.
- Die Gr6Hnung Der grodtttHrase
i4reitet bordn. Niles, mas i'm Mege
III, tpirb tueggerdumt.
- 6err R. 81. III Ran.
bibat fir WieberertpdbIung fur bds
Nrnt bss Rontablers bts /. precintis
unb mir empfebIeu i'm hermit ben
8irsern Der 5tabt. Serr Martine3 lit
ffets elm gepiienbafter gcamter &c,
tpeien, Der feline pHi9ten nit Offer ers
fiilte. Menn es cine quite Proris III, els
men tti9tigen 8eamten au bebalten, 10
timmt fir Wartine3.
Gbas. Batter, Der ben iungen
Monn $. %. 2imble eri6oB. 1T unt.r
$1,000 Btr9f9aft geitelt uprben. Na9
Der Muslage feiner Grau banoeIte er in
Selbfbertbeibigun9. benn Gimble lei.
itete Der Nuforberung, ben Sof gu pers
la1en. ni@t GOlge, bel6impfte ben als
ten Mann uub maGte cine Bewegung.
als Oh er cine Wdfe siebeu molie, ais
gater ibm 3ubortam unb i'm niebers
f@OB.
- MIs Der @drtner Sobn Sunamann
geffern an Der Sab. 2arebohraBe ilber
bas @eIeiie Der Aranfas paB Nabu
fubr, tam cine 9angirmai6ine in gr6B.
Ter S9nsligteit, ftieB gesen bic 8oroer.
RIDER bes Magers. Sertriimme,te ben.
feIben unb mart ben SufaHsn, bic
pferbe unb bic Waeenitide In eiuen
anaren5enbeu 9of, 10 baB Sunamaun
barunter begraben lag. Seine 9aupt.
berlebungen befinben i9 am 9opf uno
Obert6rper. St uuroe ms 6olpital
gebra9t. Mie er aneiebt. Iubr bic
@af6ine ungeu6bnIi6 i9nea uub Der
Sngenieur IieB aud ni6t tduten ober
pfeifen.
= Die Sanbelsb6rie belt gefern
cine 8eriommIung ab, unl ben Snbalt
zines aus Chicago ftammenben gircuz
lars In grmdsung gu siebea. tuona9
tiber bic Der. Staten cine Srganiias
ton gum 3pede Der S6li9tung bon
Streitfragen Swii6ea ben g~ifenbabnea
unb Dem pubIitum bemerthelist tuerben
ioa. 90 man ber 4nii6t luar, bab bic
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Der 70idbrige Matbsp grns
frong in @rafton, 9D., iagt, baB ct iez
ben sommer, 10 lanee ct fi9 ad erirnern
ueiB, nit Diarrboe gepIagt mar. Ct
bat piele Mebisiuen oeriu6t, aber ni6:s
tolnmt Chamberlain Collie, gboIera
uno Siarrboea &emebp glei9. Oiefes
MittsI tDirft prompt, lit fets 3uberIdiRg
uno nit WoRer bermif6t Iei@t au neb-
men. Mud &inoer m6gen es. Bum
Terfauf bel g.. @obn & Co., s. RaIts
eDer & Sobn un6 allen Sruggifen.
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Was tpir aebranhen fBnnen

49,
finb mebr folder g"tablifemente ME bas
bes 9errn @ eD. so II rD in Der Mu,
fiinftraBe, in tpel@en 1eiBige 6anbwer.
fer unb geI9idte Nrbeiter lobnenbe Be-
iddftigung fiHben t6nnen. 9ie aeueften
unb bolfommenlten MaI9insn Hnb
bort fortpdbrenb I'M Gorge, UNI @ifters
men unb WaRersefdBe aler @rbBen unb
Nrten ber3uteaen, unb MAIDEN mir
8ieb3idter unb Garmer auf bieien
llmftanb beionbers aufmertfam. Wu6
einen groBen @Orratb bon GaBbauben
uno Binbeeifen bdlt 0err Manbrp ffets
auf 9ager. Sein @tabliKement it Elm
muftersdltises in ieber @eiie unb tper
ft9 fir berglei9en interefirt, pirb einen
9efu6 Der Werfe lobuenb finben.
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Serr 6. S. Waiiaer in Der Wet.
Commerce StraBe bdIt ftets bas bols
fommenite Eager In 3ei9enmaterias
lien, Sapeten, Garben, Slas, SpiegeI.
glas, 8iloerrabmen, 6irniRen unb allen
3ei6nens uub Walersu ~teniIien. 2tnit.
Ierii9 aasgefiibrte 8ilber unb Statuets
ten &C. finb In einsi iebeuswsrtben @aIs
lerie our InfiGt unb gum 8erfauf auss
gefe0t. Sn Sapetetl unb 3immerbetos
ra!ionen 1T bas @ei9madpollte unb
Neuefie bort au fin6en.
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~ Nenn Sbr sutes trodenes pofts
Dat 8rennbOf5 brau9t, fpre9t Dor ober
beftellt per Selepbon BEL ber Sunset
Wood Company; fe bat ftsis 6as Bette
i'm Wartte. Selephon 81.
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gmIkenfeftlid1es.

Ser 8irgermeifer bon Neu : 8rauns
fels, 9err Soiepb Gaaf, prdibsnt bss
bortielbf abgebalteneu 59ubenfefes,
mel6es ben ,8unb" be,bei5ufh6ren Be-
ltimmt mar, fommt in einem W,tifel in
Der n3eitLng" auf bic 8or9dnge aurad
unb bebauert, bob bic beuti9e pre6e
ben 8efbluB, Oie englii6e Gpra9e ais
cfficieae 8erbanblungsipra1e einsus
fRbren, unn0tbig unb uabf6tlid" breits
getreten babe. gr metut, Der 0ef9IuB,
beiIen Notbmeabisteit uub Niblidteit
fd ni9t berausfe(t, f0arte ia in Der
nd9ifan Sagiabuug in San Mntonio
abgednoert ooer miberrufea tDeroen,
unb er ratb ben 0ereinen beim Bunbe
gu bleiben; oino bann bic tpeiteren
S1ritte Der 8erbrlberuHg aud ni9t
paRenb, 10 bleibt Gu9 Der Mustritt inns
met nod unbeaommen".
9err Jauf forbert uatnsntIl9 bic
n6rete preRe" auf, bic bsreits eiuges
treteneu WiBbeqiefeiteu ousslei9en az
helfen .unb bas iebt bielei9t trdntelnbe
Rinb nit 5eiunber Rabruug gu berle.
ben, bamit es pIeber aufbIiibt uno ges
beibt gum Stol3 uno &ubme feiaer
Wutter nNeu . Brauafels", Der INNER
mod beuti@eften Stabt in Seras."
Dos NOR ia eben Der Summer ber
sGreien Brehe", baB fi1 in ber oeut.
i9eften Stabt bes @.aates, Der Wieae
oler beutiden gereinisungen uno Be-
frebungen, elm 8uno grtinben folte,
Der gnglii6 ipri6t. BON Sen, mas bic
nJreie prefe" ebitorieu ilber ben BE.
f6lEB su iagen gebabt bat. nimmt He
fein Wort 5urid. Memanb bat ue6
ber N%norbnung, benz Gang, benz 8ers
lauf unb benz Befu9 bes 5elfes ertpar.
tet, bob baraus cine "Rife Association
entfteben wtiroe. lnb Niemanb tptrb
es Der beuti9en prehe berargeli, toann
He es bebauert, baB oeuif9e Bereine Fh
obne Notb Der beutf6en Spra@e emit
fremben.
Nber Der i'm beffen unb friebfertisfieu
Slime gema6te 8oridIag ldBt 1@ 3D.
rem unb bic rGreie preRe" ipeSiea 1T
6errn Jauf bantbar, baB er beute
idon auf bic Nnnulirung bes geidlui=
les binarbeitet. Stebt Der Wiberruf
beg a~nf6Bi9en BefhIuKes aber in Nus
t@t, 10 perben f9 bic 8ereiae luobl
b~etpogen fibIen. beim 8unbe aus3u.
barren.
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s6- preB $ 8adieine unb einfaGe
gadfeine ftnb 3u baben in ieber Nuag'
titdt bel pauIp & DieImaMn,
Wo. PAS OfsgommsressS traBe.
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@abl : 9lm5eige.

Gii fnb autoriirt, Germ 8. 81. Marti.
nej oils aanoibaten fur BisOerwabl fir bas
amt bes &onfabIerS bes l. Pretinfts
bon 8sor Sourtb anau3eisen.
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Wdbrenb Wm. Dutdefon bon
Benton, Sas., i'm bersangenen 5eptem.
ber auf einem 8ieb' uub pferbefaufge.
f6dft in Seras mar. uurbe er, bfrmutbe
lid In Golge bes Ws6ieIs beg Sriuf.
Doners bon einem beftiaen Nnfaa BON
@bolera Morbus unb 0iarrbOe beimass
iu1t. Sin Mpotbefer rietb ibm, Gbam
berlains @Olic, @boIera unb Oiorrbos
&emebp 81 nebmen. Die atpsite Dolis
bepirfte cine ~boIidnbige Rur uab er
empfieblt bas Mittel Mnberen angelo.
gentli9f. gum 8erfauf gu rs un6 so
@ents per SlaI6e bei @. @obn 6 60,
s. Qaitepe, & Son unb a(len Drug.
often.
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Can Mntonio, Seras.

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