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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAuRo,n

schedule IN eject December ~ 1859
Leave Washington from station corner Of New Jersey
Sn .S aud Northwest. Nestibuled Limited
Cincinnst St LoGis spd ISdisnapois EXPIRE.
oAt,y. p, 40 sna a go 2 m. -, 49,,
express aAlly Al 20 81 M. and cypress . 40 pm
fo Tor ke1ans.on aud Local stations 10 ;S0Aa
Tor Lursy, $40 pm. daily. .
$50 ~. y as, q 900. ~ 90 as minutes, a. "a.
5Z;lO 200. $50 40 ninutesl, as l45 nlinutes.
1880 and IL SO pm. Sundays. : 90. 20. 81
s5S S as st &in a% 5S 20 SO nSSIes 9g
BOO, 1880 and III 80 pm.
more 800 AZ. so S IsIo. SS as ss no
a ; 80 pm Sundays $50 am. 40. s.25. 4:JS
Trains issse baltimore for Washington. week day,
fiiY an IS % lis SSg sso Sts n1t
4:l5, 500, $500. 6:2O. 40. 80. 80 %. 40 I'd
ti5 tnd Uo 90 sTnaays Y:sS ia. s5g
900, go. S:i9 80. $50. s:J5. iO.2o lO:33
Tor Annapolis. 40 and s.3o am, 1910 and rs
pam hDol, On SUNDAYS s 80 am. t:.5 pm Leave An
sunday 3 81 q. m. 4 90 y.
tor stations on the Metropolitan Branch. t0:is
nv:30 am. 81 40 pm Tor PRINCIPAL slAtlons sl,ys
1lo:30a.m- 4 sc and 80 80 pan.
tor Gaithersburg Ano intermediate points. % s00L
Tor Boyds and intermediate stations "a .oop.m-.
IL stopping al ali stations on Metropoitan Branch
tor Frederick, :45. III 30 an, f5:lO t4;ov ~
for Hsssrstown, in 20 am. and IS ;Sop.m.
Trains arrive from Chicago daily ii 40 an and
4 90 y. m; from Cincinnati and st. Louis daily 40
am and I. 80 pm. iroIn tlttsburg 40 900
pm. daily
MN YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
for New York. Trenton. Newark and Elizabeth. v.
j. w. 10 ~, 's2O, ~ :OO A. - 80. = 10 aud
.lO:.JO pm. Buffet parlor cars all day tralIs
Sleeping car on the 10 80 y M, open al ~ pm
for fhlladelpAls. Newark hlnlnstO and Chester.
- OU rs :OO. $40. .l2 10 an, $50. a ~. ~
For iHtermedist points between Baltimore and Phi
sdelphiz IS 90 and 81 ~ q. H. co. 10 pm.
Trains leave New York Tor Washington. . so
IN 90 am. '2iO1 $50 800 pm. AND 'l2.Ia
night.
Trans leave Philadelphia for Washington $40
$40 III 10 M, So, - 40. 20 90. q. 40 D.
For Atlauuc City II 90 Am. Ana $40 sun
days 90 and ~ :OU noon.
fEIcept sunday .psl,y ssunday only.
licences by ULion Transfer Co. orders lett csss
Offices, 81 y and 1884 Ia ave. and at Depot.
j. ODELI, CHAS q. SCCLI.
d30 Gen Manager. Gen. Pass. AT
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DEAFNESS AND CArARRH CURED.

to those interested the following testi-
monials of cures:
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Gorhams today.


Gorhams today.
Tomorrow the long agony begins
Phil Baker has umpired well during the ex-
hibition season.
There is going to be some tremendous finan-
cial toboganning this year.
Certain local enthusiasts are after Walter
Hewett to induce him to secure the transfer of
the Buffalo Players Club to this city and the
consolidation of the two teams
The umpires of the Atlantic Association will
oficiate as follows in the opening games Wash
ington, Larry Corcoran; Wilmington j. H. Kel1
ley; Baltimore, John q. Valentine; Newark, NJ.
]. Mahoney.
The following scheduled games of the Allan
tic Association clubs have been changed: Hart
ford at Washington July q changed to June 80:
Jersey City at Newark April 10. changed to Jer-
sey City; Jersey City at Newark April %,
changed to April 20.
President Metzger and the Richmond players
think Baltimore has great team and will get
that pennant.-BdhinOre Sun Baltimore folks
seem to forget Washington when they talk
about the pennant. They will remember all of
q sudden in a few DAYS.
Washingtons schedule for the championship
season Is as follows:
At home-Hartford April 10, q, %: New
Haven April %. "a, 25; Jersey City April g. %,
20; Worcester April 80. May /, 2.
A6road-At Wilmington May g. S, 6; at New
ark May Z, s, 8.
AT home-W Wilmington May 10, ID, IA; Newark
NAV 10, To- Ii.
Abroad-At New Haven. May 90, 81. %; at
Hartford, May 70; at Jersey City, May "a, "a.
IS; at Worcester, May 80 1.-TWO games), 81; at
Hartford. June q 4; at Baltimore, June 6, Z.
At hcme-Baltimore, June 10, IL, II
Abroad-At Newark, June ID, IA; at Whining
ton, June 10 and II.
At home-Newark, June 49, 10; Wilmington,
June q. %; Jersey City, June 25, %; New
Haven, June q, %; Hartford, June 80, July 1;
Worcester, July 2, 8; Baltimore. July 4 (am.).
q D.IN - ri
mington, July 5, z; at Newark, July s, g.
At home-Wilmington July 10, IL; Newark
| July II
Abroad-At Hartford July Is, 16; at worces-
| ter July II, Is; at New Haven July 10. q; at
Jersey City July y %; at Baltimore July 25, 26.
At home-Baltimore July %, go; New Haven
July 80. 81; Worcester August /, Q; Hartford
August 4, 5; Jersey City August 6, 4; Baltimore
| August 3.
| Abroad-At Baltimore August II, p; at New
Haven August IA. Is; at Jersey City August 10,
| IS; at Worcester August 10, 20; at Hartford
August a. rs: at Wilmington August rs, 20.
| At home-Newark August q, %, 20.
Abroad-At Newark August 80, September 1.
At Observation-Disclosures September 2, 8; Jer-
| sey City September 5.
Abroad-At Hartford September 8. 9; New
Haven September 10, IL; Worcester September
II, Is; Baltimore September Is, l6.
! Abroad-At Baltimore September IL, IS; at
New Haven September 20, "a; at Jersey City
September %, "a at Hartford September rs,
"a; at Worcester September 2s, 80.
Frederick Michael Drowned in Spring.
Frederick Michael, aged seventy years, a
farmer who resided near Alesia, Md, went to
q spring near his house Wednesday evening to
draw two buckets Of water. He had drawn
one, and while STOPPING 70 get the second he
fell into the spring and was drowned His
body vas found by his wife
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GESrs Su1rs SECURED
AND PRESSED FnR a.

Coats SOC. Pants, Csc: vests 25c. Altering and
Repairing done IN best manner. Goods called for and
dalivered Telephone call 1882.
L. L HAHN, 7O6 9Th II NV
Az l22y SD 81. West Washington.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DoToMAC TRANSFORMATIONS COMPANY
For Baltimore and River Landings Steamer SUE
Capt. Geoghegan. leaves stephensOn's wharf every
Sunday NJ 4 o'clock pm for further information
STEPHENSON BRO,
mhS-6m seventh street Wharf
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GAMES ELSEWHERE.

Other exhibition games yesterday resulted as
follows: At Observation-Disclosures, Z; Rich
mond, 8. At New Haven-New Haven, Is:
Hamilton, 10. At Brooklyn-Brooklyn ID,
H. Newark. 6. At New York-New York IL. J.,
Is; Jersey City, 2. At Worcester-Worcester
II; Holy Cross College, 4. At Harrisburg
Harrisburg. 8; York, 5. At Pittsburg-Pitts-
burg, 10; Erie, 4. At Wilmington,
10; Houston, 6. At New York-New York
P.L.), IL; Philadelphia Professionals, 0.
The championship season of the American As
soclation opened yesterday, with the Athletics
Columbus and Syracuse teams victors. The
game i'll Louisville with st. LOUIS was pre-
vented by rain. The three games that were
played resulted thus:
At phia-Athletcs, IL; Rochester, s.
At Columbus Columbus, IA; Toledo, s.
At Brooklyn-Syracure. 8; Brooklyn, 2.
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FIVE iSNISos OF GOOD BALL YEsTERDAY-rHR
COLTS WERE NERVOUS, BUT DID SOME BRIL-
LIANT PLAYIYG-THR OPENING OF THE CHAM
PIoSsHIP SEASON TOMORROW.
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PROFESSIONAL.

UOeEPH 0AwLER
q xUAkRAL DIRECTOR AND EMPALNER
1134 fennsyivAa-x ave A-& -.
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OLIVER SYNDICATE.
- DO YOU WISH TO JoINs
Margin light and GOOD personal notes taken for IT,
Margins deposited in such bank a. you approve and
held there - . trust fund. Address BROKER. Pc.
Box 1928, New York. spl5-5t.
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NEW CYCLE sTORE-CYCLIsTsA ARE INVITED
IN TO inspect the AMERICAN "RAMBLkR" for ZOO
Just Seesived at l. B. GRAVES co.'s. 1926 14TE
Four new patterns In stock. besides large line of
sundries. Storage renting and repairing made special
titles: sole agency for the GUIDING stan" SAFETY
LAMP, the latest and best on the market
LANCE RIDING SCHOOL to be soon opened
Purchaser, taught free ssfeties 1t nom eos mp TO
spii-Sm l. B. GRAVES co.
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BICYCLES.

bicycle EXCHANGE COR. MASS. AVE AND
ID 9TH st. NV. PALMER h SON will buy, sell or
exchange wheels: twenty five years experiences maxi
ing and repairing Give . trial Renting NH S-2ms
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Frederick Michael Drowned In a Spri,

Frederick Michael, aged seventy years,
farmer who resided near Alesia, Md, went to
spring near his house Wednesday evening to
draw two buckets Of water. He had drawn
one. and while STOPPING 70 get the second he
fell into the spring and was drowned. His
body was found by his wife
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aasyM AND DEPARTURE or MAILS

RED cL'un MAIL
Arrives from Rcd Cloui. ThIrsitys.. . ~
cave Waite Oaks. Mondays. ......luN
\l mails close ~ minutes before departure.
.tcy.-fs,rat letters aud packages should be-
presented one hour before departure Gf mai,
ONCE open on Sundays from O 10 . u. III
and : tO6 -. W.
ELLA G.. TIMONEN. L. ".
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a" F| 'F
We arc rcr!iy iar,uo.,cd T.; tradition.
lic~i ouf yuutn ~ wc ar1 Gcalcn, On al
t.dci by cdvicc 10 READ ana mlmruyc our
J ITS In. inference H. that lAr miH,l
! improved by reading lut ihni iaic.
clcc IS cpca 10 Tie l.ost sciiors Guos. ;ul
Tor my | art, ! taouid be wiiiingto!a1nrl
tn statcs!clt iii.t twice IA r.anr pines
lave been Injured ,ian have bcc!, b,no.
fled t. it. and 10; Il 'llall proportion Of
tIc former E.Vc l~"n nuuc entirely
worthless ! the practice !; II trst lll;0
cfam d~i1nLi"y-it l. Intellectual dram
Giilh;av. ,Hd iltellcc,ual" is scarcely
TIE worl to 'sr IL tina; CONNECTION. -.
Ono rcI-or Is. no doubt. thai the drams
II question arc. for tle most yart OF very
iA:c.!cr';uT Eut wen if il were Of the
be-; stag Imaginable. t!lr dcjrimc.trl Il
feet roai: rcin.in The Finest Madeira.
II awal!orfcd IA sufficiently copious doses.
VIII produce GClilium rcmcns and the
r'"si uncHccp;ional books. if they. rrc
r. . TOO nupt .uts. will bring On rental
e.. afWi Ia inc iaind icrorc, u r:crc
f.lci; - lcld o;iicr rcoplr's i:'ras. IFS; c;i
q \ riachin" so ~Cncratc ideas Of IL. uwu
AID the idca' tins acquired are of 20 Use
t. l.. II" r:ird !n:, lost Tic jorcr To
Nor.; tirll iHto tie i,csh AID Liaol Of
vi aor! tEcy ic.l..in Il Heterogeneous
AID iiioon"rf;"ls iliss i%n,V!,-, il@.c,iai.
viciRcr lh'Nical or inicii~siual. .il.riiI
tai.tcn ia Ttll Discrimination and r.Dd
crate. aaI t~ho!cr";iy =. ei,aila 81
tcl~' lou neSl .I:l l.:c il. yea c.niot
r:a.ir i yoai;. whether vuu swallow it III
nc. il r'a'ly stays outside of yol.--
julien | Gv;Aornp il America.
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I;Ii asq..ses. fsa' s : NO." ss,,s sse ND %
Uvll ,ssy can Do; .ai uss :, h.%s. s@t ~
S-s lnem from > to : . per DAY. So,. sa.e
oyrrS "a a day. E.ihas sex. yoGug os olA. cssial
fr' .Ip- tpg. are stnrirt 7 ~. Tho vi~stg. a. 80.
NE @ososuisly sure Of snug liuls fortunes. All IL new.
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TWO >o0ni Get -. - d !iitl thc v'orse
for NcGt CROPPED il ouo Saturday evening
II . cc;icin tl.rk stree, restaurant, end,
alter consulting the III cf f.rc rather
Icai 2;iuslr. r.ca ordered Il uir!o.n aioa,,
In cue coarsr of tiaa to @.tpa!s were dc
livcrcd - Tie V~orsi~I,cs. and thcv pra
cccdcf 60 carve iaorI. Nno e. ,hc ioiirg
rica Gn~crc.! TIC waller. after rc.,e.icd
cHsiau%1'a CA iia steak. by c4lliagf ,r an
IL ihe o,hcr young RAN was calla ARD
rriaovod After VnHiy Cadecvoring 10
cut H. STEAK While il ,ittiug rc.tura
lie nrcyc, IciAcd his knife and f1rk rai
aGdfcssscl lis lricnd rs ltiiovs Ron
lrAt LteP Ani.r eve a rle lgr ic.rs AGO
t- sd 10 Cisacci remains over ia alO,ae-
paitl'i;otical col.c.c on tie West SIDE.
aud III 'uo ta!s s,c,.k if b. kills re.
az the rrca; lrol! acc;yr watch me
and vail for tao III; how" and ;he
young physician c~'cvcriy acpcratcd tho
component arts of Lotls f,2i; ~ a rlas
teri. tlalecr, ci, .oueiti, was ritiu toi
sen taci Ills i4,itcutai ~ryipar!l had C..
crsis ! q r-tacr DEPRESSING clctt ufol
g pc,tc oflisyours nicnd. Chicago
Icrvl4
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RTk Is hu' the guinaa's stamp
And niu's a ran FOR a thai.

$500 - 'F"-
The population "T iincu,n coun.
y is mainly American Waite
FDlks is distinctivcly an American
town. We have room. and to
spare, tor many thousen | yet. of
tsrmers, merchants. artisans. man
H~tacturers, miners, prospectots, and
ladies
There is n piece oi ground in
this county fer every mhabitant o.
the United states, Io0Xl25 feet. or
isr each family ir theUnitedStates
almost an Gcrc aud il halt. Or.
If the land % this county should
be distributed Among all the peo-
ME at he world there would be a
piece tor each man, man and
chnld l0N50 feet. or Il IL. for each
family 25Xl00 feet. the usual size
OF II L"s Angeles town lot.
tn" valuation Of the county is
upwards ~ 50. 600. OnO an increase
os 500 per cent in : wears. san
Miguel county. (%conialning r..
inn or'a't n'v OF irs Vegas. and
npnres than 'oar linus The popn'a
tIHu ~ enr c%pnnfv.) va the only
wl''h ex'crl" Lin.o,n n
YEA tn last v.fr 1sta. tuv" on
~ 81 purpnsos is b, $i2I pr
&Inn. tun'v in'n" sire & mr.
shrg aud the mail ic;..s ~ ,as'
years ire being rapial pail !r.i;
surplu. o. thv present.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

County Commi-% siorcrs.
NJ Cronin. T. W. Henley. Million.
County School Superintendent.
+. II. RICHMOND.
Precinc; No. s, Directory.
Justice of the Peace. d.. u. Collier,
Constable. ............J p. c. Langs;on,
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hNfH" a" . ~ 49, fsNN
lea. The pca<- at OpSs ranges
Very Giiaas aud lack.
Peak. about 8, 800 r-rt, 10 Garlic,
.g.ao0, Nogal, tLG1e, and S,craa
Nianeo. ls,t,0.
Thu population " the county
was 1000 in 1885, nov about 5000
The towns other than White Oaks.
arc Lincoln. San Patfico. Pichsce,
Weed, Dowln's Mill, Galcna, Rns-
we'll Seven Rivers, Three Rivers,
B3nito, Nug@l, Parsons and. Look
oar.
Two.ihiris Of the county con
s'sis ct inc grgnirF land, manly
well wa;ero,i, and stocEedN with
200, coo head O.; cattle AN increase
Vi 1000 i,er cen, il ) " ars. The
AngoTA goat has made his appear
ancc III iiin mouutain OF Lincoln
comfy. and he is here to stay. He
ran,"s where nothing else will. and
is exceedingly profitable to his
nwncr. There are but tew sheep
in the county. about 5000 horses
and malcs, and bnrros. (Anglm
.ja~c'asscs,) ike the sands OF the
scaslIore fo" multitude.
On the Penasco, Ruideso, B"ni.
10. llondo, Seven Rivers, Black
River, and Pccos. there re olle In
Est of agricultural lands. Fine
'arms have been opened en- MI
those streams, anil upon them las
been produced in exceptional quail
lily and quantity every farm pr"
ducts wl:ch can be raised ut sucl,
All elevation. The experienced of
;ie late Chas. Fritz demonstrated
hat Lincoln county will !rdacr
in abundance all the northcru
@'rtits. The agricGltu al interest is.
i!r ady imp rtant, and growning-
Experiments show that in most
portions e. tic count, crops can be
"ai.cd without irrigation.
Mlucs were first discovered in
The County in 1869. Nothing was
done in the way of mining until
1879. Because ot lack of capital
and distanc' from communication.
he mining industry lanyuishcd lin
i'll 1854. Now the pro.iurt of No
"a! and White Oaks districts is an
irn""rtant part "f the to'al gold
production OF HE Territory ct New
M:xica. and the prospect Is that
mat production Will bv trublel il.
8 ..
The heat is n-t great in Sum
'ncr. nor is the cold excessive or
lr'l'g continued in winter.
Our people are refined. c~nl'ivaf-
I'd, open, hnsi,iiahle, and sincere
No = coming to cast his lot with
- reed fear the lack Of society, II
1>nnch as it i, lis acc-ptnbls ans
pleasing as any that he left behind
>trangers are wclcame. more than
voleoAr. + they coue to SETTLE
49,. d.,
- 'i,""
i..,
=, ~
'N0''- ~ 'N0i', 49, ~
Hl+is. Upwards - tWcht.y-hiii4 cir
'rl' S'too49 were N op'r'l"h ~
"nt' 'he number VIII be
.~s''''@r ~ 49, iE'l'c sentiment
yrs tri'-iS' expenditure q
si!Y--' A@:-s. Ia cfnrdtionai iNT-.
f. 7'tl it-f.'' 'i"sia!'iy 'Aa
'~ii''' "j1H make good any
e'lttcac.', thtre arc 10 "lMsl
:f-n'- pa uro!n county;
'"tt., n-sHl'as sirntclin ing out ~
Hf'cits 10 'ils'i our people; n"
''7>se araSon to wcakon honest
.t'tait Dl'r every citizen is free
|.|# ID |..|"LH ii fn.Nia aL Z
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White Oaks { Lincoln Co.
lie. l.caia aJd W<Qert1eS u
he Bo,jd.
Tbs & | on Ia ana Eiysi.
III, or the Continent.

WIN. . T.. -.wu nf about
..,.1 .,,.
,s,;,
Nv'' ~ i""" ~ '-5
inv wCNiern !art i"hcoIh' "ui'|'
New irNro. At the last gencrdi
h.c.;,u ,l...rn o.,s cas-, ia the
,a, a.. a.. p..,;s.
-
,''.''' va
a.rIs ~
,s. r H.. r.,-nr..
'"5 - 80 = - p
- -.
';los IRAN,
-" ~ ia n ~
w. 49,
;Mnu ~ ia
Wv. ~ I.l.n,I .ys.
";.aa p =
49,. ,,.,r nnn.,rn...d
,.La,. ,,,, r., % T.y,s md
,L.., H., ~, i;nns w;Ii
~. ..n.,r,tn,i i.,ror. lao tst 1soo
WIZ 81. i. ,hu I,rnast ,ow.
4, 49,. m.,,.,.. ,,l H., -. ~ on
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S'n'"'i as Follows:
w vert Gcnl Herrhan'!-<'
Bsni,s : c".r, :. :.
u. ,,hi'crni
"'''A'"n. lrir!er% 60. =,
49,. 3~,w, c~r'S N' ,ncni H.. xc
! ~.!id4;,as
= IA '"3H:l Ei'ldins Material.
li.>s n ,.u 'sE J HIM..
-: Ntil I!o;ei Esepei
- II, "a''.'.1rr
+. j T.HiIrI u,dvar. oni ]inri,"'
j. +. Dai,fu Go. ~iru,sl,ta
l,'- j. h,'G
,r"r, "''' Jes.,.r
'..ri1a@, Mica Mn.et, Treat, Cii.tuDo
- .-".rn1r - hAri't
iir9 "s,'.~'
.ii:i > q m.a.is ail.o
" j. @i1'teil
4 snhru;,r All.
r;,ul a!n1r, L;yett 5laols
CiAa AaF@r Nu|'k+r'..n
p,,
j.. 4. l:ei!.
}. ! @l.eNir Ata-''i
=: = nn"'o''
J.. MI. t.:aor.r
,ia. Wai>4n
onicH, n"a'F'"' 80
49, Ky,.,,
H. .i,s.ea
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S9nbe su gppttpretfen.

500 Paar 2inberiGube gu 81. So.
ftenpreis $1.30 unb $1.40. 9amen=
slippers gu Is Cts. unb $1-pertb
$1--1.25.
Spibenbeiebte Morgeni@ute FIR Das
men ouer Nrten, 5pe3iaIitdt. @roBe
RebuttiOn! $1.75 9amen. an6pfidube
ftr $3.50. @naibans $500 @laceez
leber 2n6pfidube 1T Der bette Der WeIt.
5uGiuans faIbIeoerner Stub fhr Mans
ner 81 $500 1T untlbertreili6. Mdn,
neri9ube fit $500. mertb 50 so.
preisermdbigungen i'll allen anberen
artifela, mODOn in ben f~eiuIten unb
mittleteu Soften nur bos bette geftbrt
wirb. Die aus9eF@nittenen Rdngurubs
leber=s dube fir Mdnner, trager fid
gut unb fine comfortabel. beionoers au
empfealen. Garbiee @9ube in Blaeee
gu a~eeeptablen preiIsn.
s.. 81. 5utIiDan,
@de Commerce G ST. MorD's Str.
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@dth fir WaHtterl

Dor tber so Sabren faon purbe
Mrs. Winslop's 5oDtbing SDrup bon
Ntittern beim 3abneH Der 2inber a1ges
tDenbet. Wirf Su i'm S@lafe our6
bas G@reien clues 9inbes geit6rt. has
i'm 3abnen III unb Dor S6mersen
tpeint9 Wenn 70, lafe iofort cine
Glai6e bon yMrs. Winslom's SOOTHING
Gprup" boIen. Sein Wertb III unbes
3ablbar. gs tpirb benz tleinen 2eiben.
ben iofort. 2inberung beri@affen. Ser.
laBt gu9 barauf, Mttter, es lit fein
3meifel oartiber. Gs beiIt Dpienterp
unb Siarrboe, reguIirt ben Masen unb
he Nieren. beieitigt Winb 6olit, ers
tuei9t ben @aumen, berbinbert @nt3lns
bung unb ifdrft bas gauge Spfteni.
rMrs. MinsIops Soothing Syrup"
fir sabnenbe 2inber 1T ansenebm in
@eidmad unb bas &eaept Fiammt bon
einem Der 5eifen tpeibli9en Ner3te In
ben Ser. Staaten. SO 1T BET allen
9rugsiiten in ber sanaen Wslt gu boz
ben. preis 25 Gts. Der JIai9e.
Rauft ni1ts anberes als Mrs. Winss
Ious SOOTHING Syrup.
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2onooner st. PauIs, Rathebrole purbe
an leBten Soantas in entieBlider Weiie
geft6rt. Gin Waun, Namens Cation,
begging udbreHb beRelbeu Selbhmorb,
inoem er f6 cine Gugel bur@ ben 9opi
iagte.
- Nm Nbenb bes 80. 9eptember
batteu in Den Ot=yiertelu BerIins oieIe
9dufer our Jeisr bes Grl6fdens BEG
Soeialiitengeiees5 illumintrt. Die ita.
lienifden 5Octaijften batten elm Slid.
munf6. lelegtamm i ianot.
= 8roBes auiiehsn erre9t bat es TIN.
Ter ben Gataoittea gusopas, baB ber
Bapff bic tbeolos'iae TacuItdt Der por.
tugiefi9eH unloerltdt @pimbra ereom,
municirt bai.
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8 G =.

= Sn Der Deficiency. 8il, pelGe ON
20. 5eptember i'm RongreB 3ur Mns
nabme eefommsn lit, finoet fi1 fit Sc.
Tas Die 8ewiuigung bon $148. 900,
wel1e IS als &eft Der &id3ablung bes
@elbes. mel6ts uufer Staat gum @dub
Der @reuaanfeblungen gegen Snbianer
fur bic Bunbesregierung ausgele9t bottle,
nod gu fOrbern bate.
= Nus benz @eniusamt in Waibings
ton tomIneu bic folsenben off3iellen
Wneabeu fir bic 5taot Dallas, welGe
in Der grtrae Nusgabe oer Dallas Meus
bonn l. October uerbfentli6t Hub. 9ie
Gtabi batie I'M Sabre 1880 cine 8eo6ls
terlng 10 358 5eelen uno beuie bat He,
rod Ger amiliGen 3dblung SO. lac
@iumnbnerSlie lit ml!biH i'm 2aufe bes
SabrSebn.ss I'm 268 70 BroSeat ges
tpahfeu. Die 8oriidpte DAT Stiff unb
Weif. Dalas finb iii Der genanmten 3abI
nidt eingef6loiien.
Our4 bic Babn, melde bon 80.
IiDar Boint aug hbtr Beaumont mad
BEN 6fIt6sn Ghfenbiftitt fibrt, piirz
ben Is reihe Counties in W~ertebrsper,
binbung nit @alpeton tteten. pel1e
Elm Nreal BON 8,074. 800 Nder-314
bis 223 utter Gultur = eingef9loHen
llnb cine Beb6lferung BON uusefdbr
100, 900 Geelen bdtien. Cine grnte
1T, lpie lansidbrige gtfabrung bemiefen
bat, in bieiem Sbeile bes 5taotss TETS
R6er, 9lei9oiel 0b bas Sabr troden ober
reaneril9 1T. Da3u tommt. baB Der
6ol3borratb Elm fur LANCE Sabre nod
unerf9tpfi6er, 1T, 10 oaB nit Doafem
&edte angenommen uerben fam, bob
bic proieftirte Babn = fir einen She'll
berielben, big Beaumont, III bas freie
Megere6t bereits ermorben-pon Wnbez
ginn on cine aablenbe fem mirb.
: Ius 0it9cod, @alpefton gountp,
wirb mitsetbeiIt: Mr. s. Sacquarb bot
foeben ouf feinem II Meile ppn Der gie
fe%nbabnfation entfernt liesenben Mobn.
plabe einen 700 Sub tiefen atteRl9en
Drummer nit 336liger &6bre fertig ges
felt, Der einen Strabl fd6nen, tlaren
unb reinen SrinfmaHers 3u Sage brinet,
unb omar unsefdbr 100 @olonen per
Minute. 9leies nortreffi6e Mafer III
brett unter elmer 61i1te BOZ, Sanb,
teinfeIs In eiuesa 2aser bon 9robem,
reinem 2ies, Der gum gro6en Sbei!
feuerfieinartig in ieiner 3uiommenies
sung 1T, ~eefunben morben unb f6ieBt
In einem Strabl BON mebr dig 80 Gub
iber bic grboberfd6e binaus; er gIdn3t
unb funtelt int Sonnenli9te, ME Elm
8erswafer. Capt. Mapo bat auf Der
Station felbft einsn 73blisen Drummer
in Mrbeit, pel6er ben WaRerbeoarF fiji.
bic giieubabns@ eieuf@aft Iiefern iOa.
Der eben bo1enoete Saeqdarb'i9e Bruns
men 1T Der pieraebnte, HisBenbe arteff9e
Brunuen In 6it&cod, wel6er autes
$rintuafer 9iebt. Mir baben bier urs
ter benz 8oben elm 10 rei9es BaiFn bon
gutem, trinfbarem Wafer, baB mir =
falls In @alpeffon ieIbft iol1es ni9t au
finben iein iolte,-bie Stabt nit ibrem
8ebarfe periorgen f6nnten.
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galifornias@eiwe.

@eiuIiebbaber finben elm eroBes So,
ger DON feinen CALIFORNIA /, Weinen bel
0errn 5. s. MeDer am Mlamo
Yla3a. 0err Meper fu6t Bic Weine
an Ort unb STEELE aus ut.h talft birefi
aug Dem 2eler ter Weinai9ter. IIs
gutem aenner gelinst es ibm tets, bic
beiten Sorten ausauwdblen. St fam
feline 2unben uno Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen perieben. &otbs unb
WeiBmeine in bor3agI,6er Qualitdi
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @aqone = fret
tns 0als 9eliefert.