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Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-09
A Barber,s Pleasant Talk.

Said the barber, as he began operation:
on Mr.. Billings's three days growth o.
beard, 81 have not always been in this
business
son." answered Billings, who thought
he saw a chance to be funny, "anyone
could see that. If am not mistaken you
used to be butcher"
II don't see how you guessed it. but
you are right" was the reply of the art.
ist. swell, l wasn't exactly a butcher,
but what YOU might call second
assistant. You see, it was my busin esa
to take the hog or sheep, or whatever
animal might be in need of my
attention, by the chin-just this
way-take big knife-just like this
and cut his throat. But I-do you al
ways perspire at that rate when you are
getting a shave? 1t is little warm in
here-I had to give the business up. 1t
got to preying on my mind, 30 to speak
There was sort of fascination about the
thing" continued the barber, as he be-
gan to operate on Mr.. Billings's neck
whiskers, "a sort Of horrible fascination.
got so couldn't look at an innocent
lamb without thinking low easily ana
artistically-hold your chin up little
higher, piease-how gracefully and deli
cately, l may say, could let the
glad sunlight into his breathing appara-
tus at ope swipe, 30 to speak. You can.
not realize what passion it became, un-
less you had been in my place. Hold
your chin little higher, please. There,
that's the position exactly"
And that barber continued to talk
about the delights of the butchering busi-
ness, all the while fixing Mr.. Billings
with his glittering eye. till the poor man
submitted to q shampoo, haircut and a
seafoam-but Billings declined to have
his face gone over second time.
81 'spect I've lost a customer" said
the barber to himself, as his victim dis
appeared up the street with a wild look
in his eyes, "but don't think he'll ever
try to kid no more BARRIERS when the bar
Der has got him down and has got all the
best of it.'-[Terre Haute Express.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-09
California Patents.

Messrs. Hazard & Townsend furnish
the following list of patents issued to
residents of California. Tuesday, Febru-
ary 25th:
Oil-burner, John F. Beals, assignor
one-half to Elias B. Deha Matte, Los An
geles.
Burglar-proof Car, John Beermaker,
Santa Barbara.
Water front attachment for boilers,
John T. Charest, Red Bluff, assignor
one-third to J. Marcott, San Jose.
Driving rein, Matthew s. Dickenson,
Los Angeles.
Cannon-wheel remover, Henry R.
Eckstrom, Santa Rosa, assignor one
half to A. F. Gniol. Los Angeles.
Beverage carbonizer, Chauncy w
Gibson, San Francisco.
Shoe lacer, Abner G. James, Pomona
Carriage jack, Thomas L. Williams
Big Bend.
Device for laying out orchards, John B
Zount, Dixon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-09
About the Great Lakes.

By far the deepest lake in the world il
Lake Bsikal, in Siberia, which is il
every way comparable to the grea
| Canadian lakes as regards size; for
while it's area of 9 1000 square miles makes
it about equal to Erie in superficial ex
tent, its enormous depth of between
1000 and 5000 feet makes the
volume of it's waters almost equa
to that of Lake Superior. Although
its surface is 1900 feet above the sea
level, it's bottom is nearly 5000 feet be-
low it. The Caspian lake or sea, as it is
ern basin OF over 5000 feet. Lake
Maggiore is $500 feet deep, Lake Como
nearly 1000 feet, and Lago-di- Gsrda,
another Italian lake, has depth in GER
tain places of LOO feet. Lake Constance
is over 1000 feet deep, and Huron and
Michigan reach depths OF 900 and 1000
feet.
In the Cascade mountains, about
seventy-five miles northeast OF Jackson.
Vile, Ore., is Great Sunken lake. It is
said to average 1000 feet down to the
water on all it's sides. The depth of the
water is unknown, and it's surface is as
smooth and unrufflsd as mammoth
sheet of glass, it being 30 far beneath the
mountain rim as to be unaffected by the
strongest winds. 1t is about fifteen miles
in length and four and one-half miles in
width.
Lake Superior is larger than any other
inland sea except the Caspian and the
Albert Nyanza, with it's lately discovered
extension. The Caspian covers an area
of 10000 square miles and has depth
of but 25O feet. Lake Superior has an
of 900 Philadelphia Press.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-09
BUSY BOOMERS.
How They Swarm Around
the Cherokee Strip.
THICK AS FLIES IN JUNE TIME
Alleged Hunters Picking Out Desir
able Claims-TrOuble
Expected.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HEBALI
ST. LOUIS, March S.-The latest ad
vices from Oklahoma Territory are to the
effect that not only scores but hundreds
of "prairie schooners" filled with
s'boomers' hunting for choice lands, are
moving over the Cherokee strip in all
directions, and single men and parties
with guns on their shoulders, who claim
to be hunters, but who are
really selecting land, are encountered
daily. More than half dozen boomers
organizations have been formed at the
Kansas and Oklahoma line, and the
boom is on in dead earnest, and it is be-
lieved the Government will find it very
difficult to suppress or even control il.
The boomers are also collecting on
the Iowa reservation, east of Okla
homa and south of the strip, in
great numbers. 1t is believed the Indian
police who are under orders from Chief
Mayes to clear the strip, will be totally
unequal to the work. A report is in Cir
culation that the colonists have made an
agreement for concerted movement to
invade the strip April 22nd.
CATTLEMEN FURTHER PRosCRIBED.
ARKANSAS Cry, Kan, March Sim
mediately after the issuance of the Preei-
dents proclamation ordering the cattle.
men to remove their herds from che
Cherokee strip, they began to negotiate
for leases on several Indian reservations
in the Territory. Some of them have
consummated such leases. All are greatly
excited today by receiving notice from
Indian Agent Wood that Commissioner
Morgan had instructed him to allow no
arrangements to be made with anv cattle
men or others to treat with the Indians
for lands for grazing purposes, and not
to allow cattle upon any reservation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-09
PuURIM CELEBRATION.
Entertainments of the B'naf FIRTH
school.

| nemt OA hnC hs'AAe~A - - -
| school.
A most interesting gathering of the
Jewish congregation in celebration of
Pourim took place last night at Turner
hall, which was filed to its utmost capa-
city by as select crowd as ever was
within walls. When the curtain rose
the view was actually enchanting, sew
eral hundred children dressed in the
most beautiful attire, light and brilliant
colors prevailing, occupying the stage.
The programme was becoming the occa-
sion, remembering principally the origin
OF the Pourim. the feast of Esther. The
musical selections were carried out in
splendid style, and Professor Loeb de-
serves the utmost credit for his leader
ship. So does Rabbi Blum, who trained
the children to such perfection that their
elocution surpassed the degree generally
attained at their age. Some of the boys
and girls were especially proficient.
Every one OF those who took part de-
serve the utmost credit, especially Mas
ter Suskind, who played a violin solo
from Mozart's Magic Flute very credit
ably; Misses Therese and Hortense
Levy. who performed a four handed
piece on the piano; and last, but not
least, Miss Tillie Loeb, daughter of Prof
Loeb. Particular praise is due to Miss
Rosa Lazare and Miss Aggie Kremer,
who Instructed the young ladies for the
performance of the floral dialogue, which
Justly met with such enthusiastic ap-
piause.
The audience included some of the
most prominent citizens, Mr.. Fl. w.
Hellman, Mr.. Eugene Germain, Mr..
Kasper Cohn. II. Suskind, Harris New
mark, M. A. Newmark, and others.
The evening concluded with ball, old
and young joining in the dancing. The
festival lasted until morning and will be
long remam harad hv those nresant
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-09
aoWorth Remembering.

Advertisers who try the classified col
umns of the HERALD are we'll pleased
with the quick returns from such adver-
tisiRg. A few cents expended will often
secure you situation, rent your vacant
property, sell your business or real es-
tate. and make money faster for you
than any other agency. Be sure and
read the classified advertisements daily.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-09
nnch9 2w
PLEDGEE'S SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN Tuesday, the 18th day of March, at Il
m. of that day, at the warehouse of the Pacific
Storage and Commission Company, 804 East
First street, in the City of Los Angeles State o.
California, the undersigned, Pledge of o. l..
Susand, deceased, will sell at public auction, te
the highest bidder for cash, the following de
scribed personal property, belonging to the
estate of said o. L. Susand, deceased, pledgor
to-wit:
About 1000 square feet of marble fool
tiling.
About 500 square feet of marble wainscoting
About 522 lineal feet of Mexican onyx marble
molding, and lot of silver-plated screws fol
same. ft
z sections of marble slabs Tor washbowls
each feet inches long, and molding fol
same
4 French plate glass mirrors, each feet
z 3-16 inches x 10 feet IL inches:
/ % French plate mirrors, each feet IL
inches 10 feet II inches
e. W. SPENCER,
Prop'r Los Angeles Cornice Works, Pledge.
Los Angeles, Gal, March 8. 1890
3. p. MULFoRD, Allen Block,
Atty for Pledge. mars 10
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-09
Well. Here He Is.

The man who has invented and built more
refrigerators and cooling rooms successfully
than all other men living, is now at the Hotel
Nadeau, where he can be consulted as to sizes
merits and prices of his famous cooling rooms.
No butcher, grocer, restaurant hotel or private
family residence should fail to have one. See
James Simmons.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-09
ValvuIar Disea.e of Heard

lar disease of the heart. should be used to re
move the affection and abolish the pain which
is felt with or without muscular exertion. De-
scrlptlye treatise with each bottle; or, address
Mack Drug Co., N. Y.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-09
Change of Agency.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
We have this day sold and transferred our
agency of the Queen Insurance Company to G.
A. Dobinson, of 214 S. Broadway, and beg to
recommend him to the patrons of said company
for continuance of their generous support.
q. A. SUMNER & co.
Los Angeles, March 8. 1890.
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A Confirmed Cripple.

was about to take him to Cincinnati for an op-
Grafton, expecting his leg would have to be taken
off, and began giving him Hoods sarsaparila in
order to get up his strength. The medicine woke
up his appetite, and soon pieces of bone were
discharged from the sore. We continued with
Hoods Sarsaparilla, as it seemed to be doing him
so much good, and the discharge from the sore
decreased the swelling went down, the leg
Strengthened out, and in few months he had
perfect use of his leg. He is now apparently as
well as ever" JOHN L. McMURRAY, Notary Pub
lie, Ravenswood, w. Va.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-09

ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation. Dizziness, Loss of Appetite,
yellow Skin Shiloh's Vitalizer is positive
cure For sale by O. f. Heinzeman, 122 North
Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-09

cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker Mouth
For sale by G. F. Heinzema an, 122 North Main
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-09

The agency of the QUEEN INSURANCE COM
PAHY having been transferred to the under
signed, the patrons of the company will be well
coined at the new office,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-09
No. ga south Broadway.

Mr.. R. NJ Thomson, the late manager of the
company's business here. will in future repre-
sent me for the various fire insurance compa
MES included in my agency.
G. A. DICKINSON,
mch9 2w 2l4 8, Broadway.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-09

The Dellnquent Tax List.
Copies OF the County Delinquent Tax
List can be obtained at the HERALD
business office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-09

Stoves Sold ON Installments,
f. E. Browns. No. 1876 South Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-09
ScrofuIa
In Its Worst FOrnt-s! White Swell
mar Cured,

TUV OWT'6Us
The remarkable effect of Hoods Sarsaparilla in
the following case illustrates the power of this
medicine over all blood diseases:
MY son, years old, had white swelling
come on his right leg below the knee, which con-
tracted the muscles SO that his leg was drawn up
at right angles. Physicians ianced the swelling,
which discharged freely, but did not help him
materially. considered him
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-09

Tryl'Prsde OF tie Family" soap.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-09
alin.a Weranbermma?

yta@ einem Beri6t aus 8rade!t, In
2innep @ountp, bat bort pdbrenb Der
lebten paar Sabre eine gong a%ussnfdls
Itae &limasWerdnoerung itattgefunbcn.
uSie Wrt bes &eeenfdles,"-iD heiBt
es in elmer bonn 6. SUM batirtsn Scr.
r%espoaoer5, lift gan3 peri9ieben BON
Ter gemeien, Delde mir fiiiter gebabt
baben. Wdbrenb mir in ben frtiberan
Sabren in Der &eBel idpete, FntfIutbs
artiee @~eaeneuife gu oeraei6nen baiten,
tpel6e ueberf6memmunger berbeifibrz
ten unb i9limmsn Sdaben anri9teten,
unb bann rpieber laneanbaItenbe pez
rioben BON Dirre, welhe auf iol6e
iibermdbise &egenseiten folgten, 1T Der
Regenfaa pdbtsnb Der lebten brei Sabre
i'm ganaen Elm bebeutenb hdrterer gene
fen, dig bic dlteiten Benobner es fh
aus irsenb elmer frliberen periobe gu ers
innern mihen; aber er 1T ni6t in 10
ibermdB;q i1neren @hHen, ME fliiber,
fOnosrn III mdBisen S6auern getom.
men, fobeB bas WaRer in ben Boben
biueiufinten founte. Da3u tommt nod,
baB iiber Wa6t meiiiens nod Elm o aug
giebiger Sbaufan fattgefunben bat, baB
es am Morgen oft bas Nusfeben bate,
als bitten mir einen Ieidten &egen se,
babt."
OaB,-mie Der 8sri9t meiter binsus
figt,-in Ginnep @ountp su teiner Be-
robe botber 10 oiel 2anb in Mnbau ge.
nommen woroen 1T, als gerabe pdbrenb
oct lebten BOAR Sabre. fam pobl faum
bermunberli9 erf6einen; tpdbrenb eers
ielben fina ebeu bic Witterungsperbdlts
nife anberoroentli6 gtniiig gepefen,
unb ole. nel6e Qanb unter ben pfua
gebra6t baben, finb erfolgrei9 sepeisn.
Sn Tolge bapon baben mir einen fta,s
ten 3u3ug bon Jarmern sebabt, unb
&inneD Gounip bat aufyeb6rt, elm Bio,
Bet Tieb3udtsOiffrift gu iein.
IS lit taum n6tbig, oieiem Beri9te
bin3u5ufisen, baB Maes, mas er fur
Ginnep gountp in Mnipruh nimmt,
aud beinabe p0rtIi9 fur Der seiamms
ten SabDsfen gilt. Sn allen ben tpeits
liden Counties, pel9e big Dor 2uraem
nod faum einen anberen Wirtbi1aftss
betrieb fannten, als ben ber 8ieb3u1t,
fdngt iebt fdon ber &inbbiebs unb
Sdaf3ii6ter on, benz Mann nit ber
Sade unb benz pfuse plab gu MAIDEN.
IS 1T gu bofen, bob nit bem Wuf.
brs6en gr6Berer Streden 2anbes aud
in Dem genannten Sbeile beg 6taates
bic anberwdrts bepdbrte Sbatfa9e our
@eltung tOmmea mirb, baB bas
8sarbeiteu BON elmer gr6Bereu Gld6e
2anbes i'm ytrodenen" Weffen felbf
baSu beitrdgt, i'm 9aufe Der 3eit ben
Hegenfaa gu bermebren.
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Die gar sm ncusiert8em Seuius=
Sfraaet

~bsripoitet Der nglebelanber a%n3eiger".
inoem er nod foIgenbe meitere Grager
in 8ori6lag bringt:
ST Sbre 9eiratb elm JebIidlag2
priigeIn Sic Sbre 2inber2
SGT Sbre Sdwiegermutier serne
3dfe9
Wer lit Sbr S6neibetg
Wie piel i6ulben Sic ibml
S6lofen Sic in Der 2ir9ss
Wie oft tommen Sic npol" mad
9auiei
ST bas Wc@inips2ieb id6n2
Woaen sic nod Canada bur6
brennen2
Wie biele Winbeln brau6t Sbi
8abp2
ST Der 3arif cine Steuer2
0aben Sic fir 6arriion geitimmt2
Wiirben Sizes mieber tbun2
Gaufen Sic @is bieien Sommer?
&afren sic fi9 ieIbf?
Where did you get that hat?
8ieIeidt merben bieie Winte nod bonn
@enIusbureau geDiirbigt.
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Meth fir Matter,

8or fiber so Sabren fdon purbt
Wlrs. WinsloD's Snptbing Syrup boz
gthitern beim 3abnen Der Ginber anse.
Denoet. Wirft Su i'm S9lafe burd
bas S6reieu zines &inbes gtft6rt, bas
i'm 3abnen 1T unb por 56mer3en
weint2 Wenu 10, la1e ipfort ein{
Glaide bon uWlrs. Minslom's Soothing
Syrup bolen. Sein Wettb 1T unbe.
sablbar. IS mirb benz tleineu 2siben.
ben fofurt 2inoerung perl6afen. Ser.
loBt sub borauf, Mitter, es 1T fem
3meifel oartiber. IS BELT Dnfenterr
unb Siarrboe, regulirt ben Magen unb
Die Nieren, beieitigt Mine 2oIit, err
pei9t ben @aumen, perbinbett gntsan.
oung unb iidrft bas gauge Spdem.
.gsrs. Wiuslous Soothing SprupA
fur 3abnenbe 2inber if ongsnebm in
@eidmad unb bas &e3ept tommt bon
elnem Der 5efien tpeibliGen Nerste In
ben Der. Staaten. IS 1T bel allen
Sruggiften in Der garsen @rlt All boz
ben. 9reis % gts. per IlaIde.
Gauft ni9ts anberes als Mrs. Wins.
Ions Soothing Syrup.
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0te g@iffbarmadluns teranifdler
sSliifIe.

Sn elmer am 5. SUM abgshaIteuer
Weriammlung 6er beruprragenbifen &c.
f1dftsIeute bon Dallas III nos Yroisft
burb bic 91ifbarmadung bes Sri
nitD 'Glufes einen WaHertpeg bon OaI,
log big our GaIbefton Yai 5l er6fnen,
enbgiiltig aufgenommen unb gum Be.
f6luB erboben.
gs fol eine Nftiers 8eieqi1oft gebil.
bet merben, tpeI9e bic NngeIeeeubeit III
Die 9anb nimmt. Sn Der 8eriamm.
lung 1T Elm Musf9uB bon Stint Der on
geiebenften Barger ernannt morben,
tuel9e bamit beauftragt tnb, Geld
tnlngen fir oas unternebmen entgegenz
aunebnen, unb fir eine porIdufige 8ers
meFung bes GIuHes finb iofort $500
ge3ei9net tporben. Inter ben 8ei9laEz
fen, tueI9e sur Nnuabme eelarsten,
lautet, tDie poraus3uiebeu mar, Der cine
babin, baB uniere Senatoren unb Gons
greBs Mbgeorbneten hermit au~fgeforbert
tperben, benz 2ongreB bic Notbpenbig.
teit elmer 5u aeidnenben @eIobemilis
gung aug 6er B~unbestafie fur Ste 0ers
beherung bes 9rinitps bringenb an bas
9er3 gu legen.
Gls 8emeis bafir, BOB bic gr6fnuns
elmer Binnenlanbss S9ihfabrt auf benz
Srinitp Gluiie bur6aus nidt 3u ben
unmSglidteiten geb6rt. purbe Elm 8e.
ri&t berIeien, tpel6en lieutenant Mbit,
rep bonn S%ngenieur . Corps BET Ser.
Staten Nrmee unter Der 8erpaltung
bes prdfbenten pierce an ben Rriegss
minifter Sefferfon 9apis erftattet babe,
unb tuorir nadgemiefen pirb, baB Der
8rinitp eiu tieferes gett bobe unb Der
S1ihfobrt ueniger 9inbernifie eniges
gen fele, aIs irseno Elm anberer CLUB
In Seras.
DAB bic 8ebeutiamteit bieIer Bepes
gung fir terdnif6e 8innenmaHermege
fur ben 9anbeIsberfebr beg Siaates
iibrigens aud anberpdrts f6on Gners
tennung gefunben bat, 3eigt elm Be.
f6luB Der 9anbeIstammer in Woeo,
tDel9e ebenfaas elm 2omite eingelebt
bat, UNI bic S9ifborma6ung oes
gra3os in 9etradt 3u nebmen.
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BUR REFRIGERATOR. ssraae.

Gs 1T i'm Merfe, Elm speites Inter,
nebmen, Del9es Die Nusfubr BON
5Ileif6 aus Seras mad benz engliidsn
Wlerfte I'M Muge bot. in bas 2ebeu III
fufen. Wie i6on m~itgetbeilt morben,
war man Bel ben 8erbanblunsen nit
Der metropolitan Srebin9 NRociaiioN
Of 2onbpn" auf S6mierigteiten aeifps
Ben. peil Die columbia Meat & See
Company, nit pelder bos 2onborer
sDnbicot uripriingli6 ben &Ontraft fir
bic 2ieferung BON GIeii6 abJef6loRen
bate, nod ibrem Nufaeben in Der Sc
ras DreReb 8eef C padins Co." teinen
geiebliden 8eitanb nebr bate.
9ie 8erbanblungen nit ber leBteren
muBten in Jolge babon ebgebrDden
toeeoen. unb iebt bat fih BET 8ertreter
ber 2onbcner @eienf9aft, 5r. Sobion.
nit benz prdibenten ber Sort WDr!b
8eef Bading Co." in 8erbinbung aes
feBt unb auf fe BEN friber nit Der 60
lumbus Rompognie pereinbarten 9ons
trott iibettraaen. Qerr 9ablmann 1T
bereiis nod Stem Oorf ab~gegansen, Inn
fir bic Sort Wortbsr @eirigerator &c.
ie0l6aft bas n6tbiee 9apital fir bic
Nusfhbrug bes &ontraftes gu ii6ern.
Su3wif6en sebt, mie fdon beridtet,
6err Nleranoer bon San Mntonio als
@ertreter Der iiibmefliden 8ieb3iidter
nod 2onbDm, I'm bort fit bic reue &e=
frtgerotorz, bic Dreheb 8eef & padin9
Co., einen anberen Goutraft fiji bic
2%ieferung bon teIanii6em S9la9tfeif6
abauI6lieBen.
Ser gebarf an SdIa6tbisb piro
iibriaeus baIb elm 10 GROCER feiu. baB
Der Norb unb Siibmeiten BON Seras
in Der erfen 3eit faum i'm Stanbe fein
miro, Bet Wadfrage mad mirflid gu
tenn, moffettsm GIeiide, ME Der 9anz
bels ; Marft es perIanst, @eniiae gu
IeiHeu,
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@rHmSeiaemtbmms . uebertraaunaen.
NbbIemhite nn GmiIie MnH

6tepben appletbite on gmiIie Maafe,
Gruubitid an 2adapelIesS Str. $3.50.
Dan Suaiban an q. 8. Gorde, Elm
biettel 4ntbeil on &ippiteins 6arm, 4
Wieilen 6fliG bon ber Stabt on Der
SoIobO. 1882.
Sarab .. Smith on 6. u. Stieren
unb y. 8. Gorde, Is 8runbhide an
Delgaoo unb 2Ope3sSir.. So. 900.
Nbelaibe Beam on Gatbarina 2uben.
berg, 8rInbfiif OIL San Bebro : 9ps,
nue., 1000.
gbas. Gtdbner unb 6rau on 81. 3.
4Dres. u 8runbfhd on NorbsGlores.
Sir. (nabe San pebro SpriHgssp art)
$2.400.
Wm. 5osan Oil SObn Wannbarbt,
8runbFid an Nuepa.Si 81, $50.
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Seffeatli@e S~efanntmad5una.

Office bes Gitp Collector.
San 4ntonio, 3. SUM-, 1890.
Q0s 0unbe gigentDhmer ber 9taot
werben bierburd barauf aufmertianl
aena6t, oaB bic 9unbe Steuer fdlie
lit. vile 9unbe, mei6e bonn Is. SUM
Gil nod obne @teuermarfe ansetrofen
Deroen, Derbea in uebereinfimmung
nit ben biesbeaiigli6en ftdotiI6en Ser.
orbnungen oufsegriffen tperben.
@b. &if6e.
4,6,9mt1mm StdbtiI9er Collector.
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W Us q ! y q w
@de Commerce & ct. Watp's Gir

Serr 6. $. sHiasr in Der Wei-
Commerce : GtraBe hdIt tets bas boll.
fOmmenfte 2ager in 3ei@enmateria=
lien, Sapeten, Garben, Gtas, Spiegel.
gIas, 8ilberrabmen, GirnifIea unb allen
3ei6nens unb MtaIersu taniiIien. Stint.
lerif6 alsgefiibrte Bilber uno 5tatuets
ten &c. finb in elmer Reconsideration Sol
lerie our Nnli6t unb gum 8erfauf aus
gefteat. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbefos
ra!ionen 1T bas @si9madoolfe uno
NeueEe bort su inbea.
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gaEaae nam Gurppa.

Sie Wgenturen bes 9errn %. &.
Ooung, SO. l Commerce . 5traBe,
San Nntonio. unb SO. 603 Main.
StraBe, DALLAS, bertreten nur bic
anerfannt beffen eurOpdii9en Dampfers
2inien. Serr Ooun9 1T i'm Stambe bic
billigften &aten gu gebeu, err
tbeilt bereitwilis iebe setpani9te Mnsz
funft unb beior9t iebr prompt ale ibm
iibergebenen Muftrdge. Mer nod gus
ropa gu reiien piini9t, ober geruagote
beritberfommen lafen min, menbe fd
on irsenb cine Der genannten Ngcgtulen.
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8udleus Mrutea.galbe.

Die bette SaIbe ber @elt fir Sdnitte
Huetfdunsen, @efdpiire, 6iebsr. unb Saut'
IusfGIcs, GIedte, sefprunsene 5dnbe, 8rOf'
beulsn uno ale Sauttranibeiten ; furirt 3D.
morrboiben ODER feline GesabInng. 8nuis'
Satisfaetion saraniirt ODER bas @eIb min
turiiderfattet. % Gents bic SdadteI. BUR
8erfauf in allen apotbelen. Dreib, 9bomp'
fou & &C.,, @tolefale.
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&eint @eainme pes gpnmers

SSetM &egtNHe ceo SDNIntec9
1T So mobl 5eitgemdB, Bic 9ufmerfiamz
feit aler @~runbbsfiBer unb Garmer auf
elm fur fe Invertebrates g~tabliHement in
5iefser Staot unb beien gr3eugnifie gu
lenfen. IS 1T bas bic 2lferei bes 0rn.
Geo. WanbrD III Der NuiinftraBe.
Sa berfelben ipercen GdHer, @ifternen,
Sanfs u.f.m., u.i.n. nit 3ubiIfenabme
Der beften unb neueiten Ma11inerie bet
9efeat. Wer alio bas erquidenbe NoB
fammelR muB urb baau ~geeianeter 6ol3.
gsfdBe beoarf ber gebe gu Geo. Mans
btp. wean Ct auf CUTE Mtbeit unb ree0en
preis iebt. Sbou Der bIDBs Mnblid
ber @erffati nit neu branlenben uub
i6norrenben Mai6lnen unb sen ii6
flsiBig reaenben 6dnben 9efGidter
Wertleute 1T beg Befu@es pert5.
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~ gebor man cine &siie unter.
nimmt, faufe man cine rs Gents sGIaI6e
bon Gbamberlain's @olits, G6oIcras
unb Siarrboe. Wittel. @s 1T meiliens
notbpenoig unb bann iebr mertbpoa.
Wirtt milo unb fiber. Gum gertauf
bel u. @obn & So 3. SaltsDer &
Sobn uHb alien Druggiften.