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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-31
READY FOR THE PARADE.
Labor's Ranks VIII Be Full on the
Day it Celebrates.

Some eight years ago, while Local AS
sembly No. ls562 K. of La. was in session
in the city of Brooklyn. the idea of q
labor holiday was first born, and since
then it has steadily spread from State to
State until now it is generally celebrated
all over the Union, and every rear the
people look forward to it as day dedi-
Gated especially to labor
From ali appearances this year VIII
eclipse all others in Hudson county, and
the man must be hard 90 please who can
not find way to amnse himself and fam
lily tomorrow.
Some Of the boys think that Marshal
James McNulty cannot ride a horse
tomorrow. Tie marshal has been tn
training all the week. and he says he
viii ''astonish the natives
Henry Gruber, OF the Jersey Associa-
ton, says he will feel happy when Labor
Day is over. "Henn has done d great
zeal of work, and claims that the cele-
bration OF Labor Day this year will be q
grand success.
Delegates 10 the Central Trades As
sembly should not forget that very I'M
portant meeting viii be held at half-past
ten o'clock this morning at the lni5n
Square Assembly Rooms, corner of Third
street and Newark avenue
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners' Local Union No. ass aud
Local Union No. $50, Of Rayonne,
viii have a little march OF their
own on their way to Join the grand
parade. They VIII form at Bergen Hail.
The marshal will be NJ l. Fritz. who
VIII have for his aid George Mitchell.
one OF the most interesting events OF
the day at Floral Park, Union Hill, Will
be game OF baseball between the Car
penters' Local Union No. ass and the
Stairbuilders' Union No l.
James A. Stuart. OF the Painters, and
secretary of the Central Trades Assem-
bly,, has big job on hand in the line Of
hard and earnest worker, and seldom
fails in his undertakings
typographical Union No. 81 will hold
its regular monthly meeting at STEERS
Hall, corner Jersey avenue and First
street, At eight O'Clock Tuesday evening
The Architectural Ironworkers Of Ho-
boken organized last Thursday evening".
The United Brotherhood Of Carpenters
and Joiners held forth at zibetti's Hail.
corner Central avenue and Blaecker
street last night The object or the
nesting was to receive handsome silk
banner for the Labor Day parade, which
was presented to them by the reside1t9'
Of the district. Alderman Macarthur and
Freeholder Pfingsten were IN II.
After the presentation the knigh hts OF the
Plane returned the compliment By enter-
tanning their visitors, and songs. speeches
and recitations were delivered for the
benefit of those who aided IN the presen-
tation.
The only thing necessary 70 make
everything perfection Is d .fne DAY.
The employees of THE JERSEx CiIr
CITY NEWS VIII take a day on tomorrow.
No paper
The Union Printer Is out this week In
in an enlarged size. twelve pages. il
honor OF Labor Day.
Every man should bs In the ranks ~
his union tomorrow. Il Il Is ont.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-31

Thompson's office.
Judge Kelly,s friends have noticed that
he is becoming absent minded
Judge Simmons says things were never
so dull as now IN his baliwick
Mr.. Murrier is wondering who will pay
for the board of horses from Gleason's
show which were attached.
Captains Newton and McNulty have
postponed their trip TO Milford.
10 refer to Chief Guinan as a brick
after his recent experience with a pile of
them is to meet with instant bodily
harm.
The attempt OF q Hoboken policeman,
one McAleer, 70 arrest a man at Pohl-
mans last week is the topic of converse
ton in the Third precinct just now
The Pioneer Club managers are soon to
prepare programme for active work in
the fall
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for infants and Children.

him. Mr.. Hessner has always done his
work faithfully, and no fault could be
found, but Hannah said he must 60. and
that settled It. Such reign as this must
necessarily be short-lived.
The residents Of this section are spe Gu
lating on the chances of having drive
ways laid out in Kings Woods.
The little flash lights of THE SUNDAY
MoRNING NEWS exposing the conduct of
the deputy sheriff at the West Shore der
pot, has he'd its effect. The deputies are
now on their good behavior, and the citi-
zens are correspondingly happy.
Dr. Rhoades seems 70 possess the elixir
OF youth. He grows younger day by day.
A rumor was circulated last week that
the temperate police sergeant had been
caught drinking Romans soda water,
but the rumor proved groundless.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-31
ON LAFAYETTE FLATS.

Pacific avenue. south of Communipaw,
is still closed.
The pretty young ladies in jaunty sail
ing suits were numerous on Communi-
paw avenue last evening. They were on
their way to the Jersey City Yacht
Club house. It was ladies' day.
Manager Higgins is getting the theatre
in order and the first rehearsal of the
Fisk Dramatic Society will be called in a
few days. The members can make ar
rangements for busy season.
The heavy villain wept last Sunday
night at Neihoff's Pavilion and wept so
profusely that the tide rose foot. The
cause of his sorrow is that the season is
waning and the shore will soon be de-
serted
Ii is rumored that druggist is doing
a lively trade in harmless face stain and
those who have been secreted in the
kitchen or attic for several weeks have
now emerged with beautiful tan hue
and are telling what a jolly time they had
at Saratoga or the seaside.
Pacific avenue is livelier than it was
after dark and the boys are happy.
The footpath OF the bridge which
spans the Central Railroad is ike a sieve.
When a locomotive passes under it
cloud Of cinders shoots up between the
planks or through the many holes in the
walk.
Notwithstanding the precautions taken
by the Central railroad Company TO keen
people from their tracks in the cut near
Communipaw station, men and children
are constantly crossing and recrossing
the rails. This Is one of the most dan
gerous places on the road, and more
trains pass and repass there than on
other similar places on the entire system.
That more people are not killed there
than is a constant wonder
The pavements OF Pacific avenue from
Communipaw avenue and to the Newark
and New York Railroad is almost fin
ishsd. and when completed will make Pa
cific avenue one OF the best thorough
In the city.
The business OF the sash weight foun-
dry adjoining the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road freight depot. has increased to such
IA extent recently that the company has
been obliged to erect an additional
building.
WAY OFF 1N GREENvILLE.
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AROUND THE ELEVATOR.

Everyone IS wondering why the police
men of the Third precinct close their eyes
when they drink from their beer keg
water cooler.
Justice Thompson's new sign is ex-
pected to beat all competition
Sergeant Wade, OF the Third precinct.
was noticed studying map OF Italy last
week. The Signora was too much for
him.
The Office of Counsellor Gaedo Is as
near out of Jersey City as 1t possibly can
be,
Ernest Appel win arrive home from
Europe next Friday
Coroner Braelner has returned from the
country.
a new sweitzer Kase factory Il to IL
er1c<e{ ncak fhe Xhj<d p<<efIlcf rtS>1<HI
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-31
EVE CORNER GossIP.

Tommy Meighan Is the only man who
ever went TO the Court House wearing q
lady's stocking for 2 necktie It was not
Tominy's fault. however. He went to a
christening the night before
Poor John Boyd. He has been troubled
with tenacious Boyle ever since he be-
came clerk of the Board OF Freeholdeys.
and now. just as he thonght he was rid Of
that Boyle, another pesky boil, Just small
and troublesome, is glued to his neck like
it's predecessor.
Louis HELEN, jolly old fellow. soiflo-
quized as follows:--'t Dat yos g0ot. Carl
Ruempier mine obbozeetion, he fight nit
de Shudge Aldridge, undt de shudge he
CLOSES cop dot hotel oof mine frien {
Ruempler undt den vas shust so good
as a reech man, so / vos. PlI make mine
bier ten cents stein den
Nerve Armstrong is home again. and
now the pretty girls once more gaze in
the windows of his law office If Nerve
is not entirely heartless he will become a
benedict and stop flirting.
Bill Kern vent past the county iail
recently and gazsd with interest at ii.
and an evil minded individual standing
on the Court House steps looking at him
quoted :--s'Of all sad words of tongue or
pen, the saddest are these, n
Jimmy Lynch Is the recognized au-
thority in the Health Office on corpses.
Should he ever resfgn-no one would dare
bounce him, for he fghts-he will hire
out as q graveyard guide
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UNION HILL.

Fred Phloen, the butcher, is trying very
hard to increase mis- weight in order TO be
eligible for admission to the Fat Mems
Club, but he is severely handicapped sy
the very quick life he leads.
Billy Raven celebrated his forty-frst
birthday on Thursday Billy does not
look TO be over thirty years of age.
Chairman Freeh. of the Town Council,
is very dignified In appearance and makes
a good presiding officer.
Johnny Miller devotes his spare time
to the duties of secretary of Court Pali-
SADIE. He is popular with the boys of
this court.
Otto Stahi. the Chief Of the Fire De-
partment. is an enthusiastic volunteer,
and is popular enough to be elected
Mayor.
Fred Ahles makes a splendid police
man and is q terror to evil doors.
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Take Care Of the Babies.

Remember, the child that we coddle so fondly
Through measles aud fevers and COLES and Group,
Is prophetic OF what man will De in the future
II studied alone. or as viewed In the group.
IT'S said that the babe bears the sins OF the father
Ana His OF the desh, when the blood Il impure.
Take warning in time. and your children's ais
orders
Remove by the use OF the Cactus Blood Cure"
An ounce of prevention ~ on know the old adage--
M, VIII MAKE the race strong TO enjoy or endure
Inc world mas discovered but one purifier.
In herbs OF the tropics the Cactus Blood Cure
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-31
WEST HoBoKEN HEARsAY

The town has settled down into its nor
nal condition now that the Plattdeutsehe
Folks Fest il at an end.
Nal Hopkins, the shortstop Of the Pail
sades. can pick ND ball ike Glasseock.
He is also dandy with the stick
When. oh when, VIII the town be
lighted By electricity. Some of the streets
are almost bitch dark at night. offering
endless opportunities for criminals
Rapid transit has been secured. now let
there be light
The cells ia the police station were
taxed Co their utmost last Monday morn
ing. The police arrested several weary
Plattdeutschers
Connie Hagen is the acknowledged
swell of the town. The ladies all sigh
whenever he eondescends to notice them
The only fault to be found with Connie is
that he is too much aware of his ability
to make an impression.
BAYONNE BLISS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Andrew r.
)onnell is very much incensed at the ac-
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-31

Among the assets credited to the old
BoarI are 81. 07s, COS OF bonds held by the
Sinking Fund Commissioners. This as
set, iii tho Rings credit balance. mounts
up TO 2l,776.52i Turn to the pages on
winch the report of the Sinking Fund
Commissioners IS printed, and you will
see that the difference 10 represented Ill
most entirely by city securities. Thus a
sity debt is made to figure as i city asset.
From bookkeeper's point of view it Is a
credit; but from the taxpayers point of
rev It is tho most palpable kind OF IL
49,. These assets IRE itdsed cnafSe1 w
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Seu Der Standardization 6

Sn Der Standardization s3eit.
f6rift" lefen mir unter benz Sitel:
pgine Spinne als urfahe blinoen
Mlarms" folsenbe Mittbeilung: ,Sn
elmer gr6Beren Wal6iHenfabrit 2eip3iss
tpurbe cine Sabre lang gut arbeitenbe
Jeuermelbeanlage pl6Bli9 mitten in
Der Na6t in Sbdtisteit sebra6t, obne
oab irgenb wel9e 3emperaturerb06ung
borausgegangen mar, aud permo9te
Der berbeigeeilte Wddter feinerlei ii6ts
barren NnlaB bieier NIarmirung gu ent=
beden unb treunte besbaIb bic Batteries
brdbte, I'M bos 2dutewert auBer S9d=
tigfeit gu ieben. Sci genauer 9ur6=
liAt am anberen Morsen fan5 mar Ell
men bieier Jeuerneloer bon Spinner
befeBt; bic Nnlage entbielt iiber stpanaia
G%euermelber, Del6e 9ruppenpeiie ben
MelbetIappen am Central. Wbparat aus
getbeilt maren. Oas Sungenfbrmig al
gebogene @nbe Der S6nefenipiralfeber,
meldes i'm lusenblid oes Nlarms an
Der @ontaftfdule anlie9t, ipar bon
Spinnfdoen on lebtere b%erangeaogen
moroen. Man i9aItete oieien Npparat
in cine Wederleitung, unb iofort er.
t0nte Der Weder. Oils Sdub fir bic
Wetaqipiralen bienen Srabtt6rbe,
pel1e allerbings gu Stubpunften bes
S~ptnnenneBes lid eigneten."
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werbaste glutspertpanste.

@erbabte Ierpanbte fnb bieienisen, lrelfe benz pa
terliden Stamme = MaIaria entiprunsen inb. Ga
iinr bies Sdittelfrpit ump Sieberi6auer, @auenfeter,
has falte Gieber unb Mtl,leiben. Dieie Setnbe ber
tprperliaen Rube iinb idwmtlia Slutsperpanbte, tenn
es it speifeups, pab bieie enpemiI6en Seidperpen
bnra glutsersiftuns, peruriu9t burh bic in Der aufi
unp i'm Bafer in Maluriasesenben pprbanbenen MiaS=
men berrrrserufen perben. Srftetter's Wasens Bit
tess tretbt has miasmatiihe Gift aus hem Glute, Cd
tbut iogar rnebr ala has, benin eS neutraliirt has at
mospbartiHe nnb ~rdfierise Gift unb ieine Refine, ebe
lid %eteislben permanent i'm Spitem e~inseniitet BADEN,
une i9lst fcmit pirtiam sesen has u~nseitlnte Gntrin.
gen eieier ptabsltifen Brh6eridatt RON aranfbeitcn.
IS 1T nem5ufpl9e nidt nur Elm Seilmittel, 5pnbern aud
Elm Vprbeusunssmittel prompt i'm 8efreien ron 2eiben,
opn anbauernber Nsirtuns unb hurdauS pirtunssrpu.
Nerrc5tat, @auenletben, gerpauun9Ss unb Rierenbe.
f&iperben mihen ibm pet6en.
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Wanoerbare Hettuna.

6rau ID. @urtatn in g~lainfielb, Saiupts, madt be-
iahnt, ray pc ld1 enc befttse Grtdltuus Jusrs, pelhe
ltb ron threm 9au5= WRIT bebdnbeln, ALIEN Ie purbe
thinner %trdnter 0erielbe ertldrie tbr, ueaB fe bcf=
nnnsSISS er Stmtneiu4t rerialen iet~ unp Raj ibr
pfahl tbr Gpetbeter tbr 8tn95 ReueS S6ptup ludtS=
9etlmtttei. gle taufte I'D etne 6lai6e baoon uno ~
bon Gag gu 4as teiierte. sic aebraudie las MBtttel
meter unp uatbem fe 10 6laihen rerbrau6t Bate,
tano re- hap lie p6lig seiunb mar. sect psrrtatet tie
irieper TIRE SanssNrbett unb last, eaB ie IT'D nte in
tbrem gebsn ippbier sffublt babe.
yrqbe= 6laiten hieieS sroBeu oeilmitteI5 gratis in eer
Drnsuens @roBbannluns reu Dretb, Ibomplcn q sc.
Gum Sertanf N alien &petbsten srpbe dlaiaen so
Gents uRe 81 90.
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0ah benz gusmeis hes Mnf,

- otuW OeHl NuslDelS 0eS Uf0ne'>
ihen 3eitungs.& ataloas fur 1890 en-
ldeli1en gegenpdrtig 588 3eiti1riften
in Berlin. Sabon aeboren SO 3ur Ell.
gentli6en Sages. preHe. 81 geb6ren au
ben Wo9eus unb 8e3irtsbIdttern, 491
pertreten Ja6iniere6en, unb atuar 81
bic ber Mr@iteftur, Mafhinenz uub
eifenbabntunbe, 9 8ibliograpie. 8udz
bruderfunf unb Bu9banbel, 38 Belle.
tritit unb 2iteratur, Is finb Jrauens
unb Mobeaeitunsen, II pertreten bic
Snterefen BON @bemie. pbarmaaie unb
pbpff, 4 @ei6i9te uno Geographic,
81 bic beri6iebenen 3peige BON Sc
tperbe unb Snbufrie, 81 6anbel, 8ers
tebr unb S6iHfabrt, 8 Werf9erungs=
fueten unb 9oltsmirtbf6aft, Is 2anb.
unb 9ausmirtbidaft, Is Jorfs unb
Sagbuirtbi6aft, Sport &C., 4 @artens
nnb Obfbau, Is &unft, 2untgemerbe,
ytuiit unb Sbeater, 3 Matbematit unb
Ndronomie. Al finb mebiaiuiide iJad
bidtter, IA Wilitdr . 3eitf9riften, II
oertreten Observation-Disclosures, Is limb
pdbagogif6e 3eitunsen. ID bebanbeln
bag 8ebiet Der pbilDlosie, pbilofopbie
unb 4ltertbumstunbe, % limb redts.
unb Observation-Disclosures, iopie Be.
arntens Srgane, 10 tbeologif6e Bldtter,
9 9eiieiournale unb Babebldtter, enbz
lid AZ bermifdte 3eiti6riften.
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Wmtter Wmtter ! Wl
Mutter !

Wutter! Wittter Wutter !
Weroet SIR bes Nadts seltSrt neroen
unb in @urer 6uhe unterbroden burd bas
5dreien zines franten Sinoes, meldes
5dmerjsn BPM Ourdbreden Der 3dbne
lsibet? SIT eS Der Tau, 70 fault eine Tlafde
BON Mrs. Winslows Soothing SArnp.
st miro ben arnten aleinen iofort BON iei<
uen sdmer3en befreien. Dian p~erlaffe fia
%baruuf, es bilft. Sc 1T feline Muttcr auf
@rben, bic es perIudte uno @u4 nidt nit
tbeilcu wirbe, baB eS bic ginseweibe res
sulirt, ben aleinsn !5alfe nnb @eiunsbeit
unb Der Wutter Nube reridafft, baB es
wie 3auber wirft. OaS Wittel 1T fder in
alien TdIsa unb ansenebm bot @eidmad;
es mirb Don elmer Der dltelfen unb 6elten
Dpctorinnen in ben Ser. Staaten pers
fdriebeH. ueberal gu BADEN, bic Tlaide
au % Gents
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@B~ Wenu Semanb feiu uno alt an.
ngbmbarem grsiis fpeifen tDiQ, 10 gebe
ct gum WiifiOns. @arteu. Sic
berren 8Deiner & @aul, 8efbsr bie=
les Gtabhii ements, balten oQrauf lire
8afe Itets bolfOmmen 3ufrieoel gu i1els
len. ale iaiioumdBlgen Delifatehsn,
NuIeln, Wilb, Slide, @efIiigel &c. linb
bort in Der o~elifatelien 3ubereituug ale
3eit 3l baben- Wabl3eiten tperben ouf
Wunf6 in bic WobaunQen Der 2unben
gsianot. Qu6 bietet Der nit ber
speiieuirtbf6aft %oerbunbene Bar
room Die beiien 8etrdnfe. iiets frii9es
Bier uno feline 2iqu6re unb Weine.
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Cages Veu:gfeiten
= / q II b.

Mrs. @oppinser. bic dltefie 8odter
beg Staatsiefretairs Blaine, 1T ieBt-
faum 59pei Wod1an mad Dem Sobe fires
Sru5e,s = ebenfals geHorben. sic
erlag elmer beftigen @ebiru>Gnt5iinburg.
Ser Spreder &eeb ma6t BEN
Sc Spre6er Carlisle fir bic Obitruf,
tlons polttif Der bemofratiI6en partei
berantnortli6. &eeb meint, es grense an
WabnItnn, baB bic 8unbesregierung
ben 3ongreBmdnnetn tdgli1 $13 be-
gable unb ni6t einnal bas 2e9t baben
foae, bic rfummen @etalten i'm 5iz
bungsiaale adblen gu btrfen." Carlisle
bereitet cine groBe a6refe all bic bemo'
tratii6e partei bOr, in mel6sr er bic
Stelung Ser 9empfraten i'm Gongreb
flarlegen unb re6tfertigen Mil.
Cine fur9tbar fiirmi16e 6abrl
bate Der Dampfer nSerisp GitD" bon
8rifol nod Stem Sort. Oas 5@ifi
bate unterbro6en bonn 8. Sauuar big
gum Q. Jebruar bic beftigften S!iirme
bur6auma9en. Orei Matroieu lpurs
ben iber Borb gemaiden unb amei beut'
f9e pafagiere murben our9 cine fal.
len6e &ae i6mer Derlebt.
= Dem Welt.Muteaungs.Gomite BEG
&eprdientanteubaules, bas nit ieineu
Mrbeiten ni6t merfli9 bonn 6lede
fommt, 1T eine Bill au~gegaugen, mel6e
bic S~ewialsuna BON SIS. 100000 CUR
Mbbaltuug Der Nusfeaung bon '92 in
Der Bunoesbauptitabt Wafbington Der
langt.
Sa SaEias Giip serf6rte cine
Geuersbrunf mebrere Iefrigerators
S6ladtzW nftalten uub perurIa@te eineu
S6aben DON etma $3.50, 900, Der iebod
bur6 Die 8erf6erung gebett 1T.
Muslanb.
@raf Sulius NnbraHD, ber Re:
fannie unsarlf6e Staatsmann, Iiest =
ME aus Wien m%itgetbeilt pirb-I9pe,
tranf banieoer, unb feline Wsr3te geber
menis 9oHaung auf feine Wieoerge
neiuna.
= Sn gang Ober , Stalien bsrrf9.
groBs Nufregung iiber einen @boiera
Sobesfaa in Bologna. 8brf9tsmaB
regeln meroen getrofen, UNI cine pei
tere Musbreitung Der 5eu6e 81 Der.
bitten.
= Ser @1mei3er 8unoesratb ia
ben Magitrat in &beinfelben bic Ser
6fentli9ung irsenb mslder S9rift
ftide iiber bic befannte Woblgemuth
@fsire perboteu. 8etauntIi1 wurb,
Der oeutf6e psli3ei=Snipector Woblse
mutb i'm ooriseu Sabre in 8bsinfelber
ats btuti6er u2odipibel" Derbaftet uni
erf auf bas ~briusenbe 8erlanaen be-
6eutiden &e9ierung wieosr auf freiet
Sub geiebt.
= Ser bisherise @egierungs prdli
bent bou Giifeloorf, 0err bon Ser
lepi6, III gum preuBiiden 9anoeIs .Mi:
nifter ernaunt morbeu. Sizes Minifte
rum 1T bisber felt lanseu Sabreu TN.
befeBt geneien unb bat unter Der biref.
ten 2eitung beg &ei6sfaualers &c.
ftanben.
= 9ie n2oln. 3ts." ibeiIt nit, bat
bic Nmtsbefugnife bes neu ernannter
6anbelsminiters aud auf bas 9epar.
tement beg 8ergbaus ausgebebnt NOR.
ben feien. Bisber fanb oafeIbe unite,
Der 2eituna bes Wiuifters Der @iienbabs
men un6 6hentliGen Qrbeiten. beg 6rn.
B.. Mapba6. Durd biefe Neuerung
erlangt 9err b. Berlepi6 bic BefugniB,
BET ben BON Den Bergleuten ausgebenben
Strites i'm Namen Der 3egierung einsu=
fdreiten.
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gagifpraiaz@etme,

acknowledgement finbeu Elm eroBes Sas
ger BON feinen CALIFORNIA Weinen bel
Germ s. s. MeDer am Mlamo
pla5a. 9err Meper fuGt bic Weine
an Srt uno Stele aug u1.b fauft brett
aus Dem Seller Let Weinaidter. Mls
gutem 9enr1er gelinst es ibm fets, bic
befen Sorten aus5undblen. Ct farn
feline 2unben uno Jamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berfeben. @otb= unb
WeiBmeine in bor3agli9er Quali.dt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = fret
tfs Saus geliefert.
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9sDett & MIttmattt,.
San Antonio MARBLE WORKS
212 . : Commerce : 5traBe.

3eiaen hermit benz Yublitum on,
oaB fie fir ben a1sge3ei6neten 6 a b.
Hetn aus Janette @ountp
Die Ngentur iibernommeu baben. Sic.
fer Sanbteiu, Der better tpie ieber an.
bere benz Jeuer une ben Witterun0ss
einflihen DiOertebt, lit benz Grant an
Sauer sleid), aber bebeutenb biIiger.
Siaterlabt Cure Nuftrdge fir ale eins
i0lagenoen Nrbeiten Bel 3eben &
Nltmdnn.
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Isle lit bies

@ir bieteu einbunOert Dollars GeIubnune
fir ieben Sail BON aatarrb, Der nidt bur6 Gin.
nebmen bon Sal'S aatarrb aur sebelIt lperber
fann.
8. s. @beneb & Co., gisentblimer,
SoleSo, Ohio.
8ir, bic rlnterseidneten baben s. s. gbener
felt ben leBten 10 Sabren s%efannt unb batter
i'm fir boufommen ebrenbaft in alien sc.
fdaftSbanolnnsen uno fiaanaiea befdbiet,
ale bon feiner Girn,a einsesansenen 8erbinb.
lidteiten gu erfiaen.
@ef & Sruar, @robbanbeIs Drosuiften,
Solebo, Ohio.
Us aiding, &tnnan& Marbin, @ros.
banbelS, Drosuiten, Solebo, SbiD.
9. 8. San Soeen, Rafiirsr Iolebo Na.
tional 8anf, SnIebo, Ohio.
Saa's aatarrb aur ipirb innerIid eenommsu
unb pirft brett auf bas 8Iut uno bic f6Iel.
migen Sberfdden beS Sbitems. 3eusnihe
fret perfanbt. Yreis 10 Gents fur bic 8laidJe.
@erfauft bon allen gpotbefern.
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yaB biz in 3sit ratbenl Wie baufs fpmmt as pcr,
cap Elm unfaa i'm 9auic paifrtl GtR Tau cher Stob,
etne Santtts cher Branepuube, une bann metz lid, feis
ner gu belfen. Desbalb balte eine 6laf6e Salpatirn
Del I'm 9auie unt eu bran6t rid midi W iprsen.
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q Maberids SAINT be3abIt 4
pto5stlt 3inieu fur 3eit. 9epofiten.
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9emti6 Gmglii6e gd5mle,

can Mntonio, gera8.
Nnertannt tiidtise 2ebrdnftalt fit anaben
uno Mdb9en; felt breibis Sabren in reaer
Birfiamfeit. 8ortrefFi9e 2ebrfrafte unter Be.
pabrter 2~eituns. Ser ensIifden @pra6e pirb,
i ri, Der osntldsa, ooae ae9asns sstrasen.
siabsn borbsrsitete sdiler fnben ~leberseit
a%ufnabme. Mdkere gustunft ertbsilen Serr
unb 8 M. @arbed, 9ireftur bet autalt
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9r. S. 6. 9reeaiug, 3abnor3t.
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&eterk6en
Sicbere Seilun9.

ttnsefdbr 8 Sabre.
@paetsr, 81. g., q Stunt, 1883.
Sd lit unsefabr 8 Sabre an Der 2sber unb
&artfeibt8feit unb sebrau6te, na6bem i'd nsr>
fdiebene anbere Mebtstnen felt Sdhret pbne
grfOIs ansepanet Bate, euf ,@nratben ethee
Sropfsn. gieleIben 6abtn Mid SpGfanbts pte>
berbersefeat.-Stmrn Meser, 80 5asutsStr.