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Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21
IN THE ELEVENTH WARD.

tended the republican caucus in the Eleventh ward last evening, ther greatest interest centuring in selecting delegates to nominates assessors. The result was in favor of Messrs. Baldwin and Merrills. Following are the nominations:
 Town-Edgar A. Johnson, William H. Preston, William E. Morgan, James Nel- son.
 City-John W. Resell, w. w. Kelsey, E. R. Slater, W. J. Stewart.
 For aldermen-Caleb s. Toronto.
 For couneilmen-Jaeob Emory, Fred s. Waterbury, Fred D. Brett.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21

"Who first comes to this world below, With drear November's fog and snow, Should prize the Topaz's amber hue; Emblem of friends and lovers true"
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21
IN THE NINTH.
 Nominations were made in the Ninth as follows.
follows:

follows:
 For Alderman-John F. Moore.
 For Councilman-Edward A Beulah.
 For Councilman-Frank A. Willard.
 For Councilman-Henry s. Hamilton.
 City and Town D-legates-H. B. Ives, Martin L. Church, Willis M Bonner, Henry E. Marsh, E. O. Dow, Nathan Easterbrook, jr., Edward Ran dolph, Wi liam H. Bonten.
 This delegation was instructed to vote for Charles A. Baldwin for assessor and John Mo Carthy for general registrar.
 MT. Beulah nominated first councilman without ballot. He was also secretary of the caucuS.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21
Stole a Watch

FIFTEENTH WARD.
 Town-J. B. Lancrrft, Alfred Rowe.
 Stole a Watch.
 Yesterday Sergeant Cowles arrested Comfort Farren of Grand avenue, charged with the theft of gold watch from Will liam J. Hennigan. The watch is valued at $25. William Gleason gave bonds. The two men were out together on the night of November IA, and Hennigan lost his watch. He thinks Farren stole it from him.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21
WEATHER RECORD.
rNDIoATIoNs Foa TO-DAY.

INDICATIONS FoR TO-DAY.
 AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
 JFFICE OF THE CHIEE
 Or THE WEATHER BUREAU, wAsHINaroN, DC, 10 p.m., Nov. 20. 1891. For New England: Slightly warmer, fair weather; south winds, increasing cloudiness and probable light rains by Sunday evening. For eastern New York: Slightly warmer. south winds and fair weather, increasing cloudiness rain Sunday.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21
AT MARINA.

An Informal Hut Pleasing Gathering
 Mrs. F. T. Barnum Complies With
 MT. BarRum,s Wishes.
 Mrs. F. I. Barnum gave an informal re- ception to the Bridgeport newspaper men last evening, to whom was shown the cost ly orchestron purchased by Mir. Barnum in Geneva shortly before his death. The in strument was built to MT. Barnum's order, with castings and carvings in keeping with his beautiful American home. During his last illness he often expressed desire that his Bridgeport newspaper friends might have the opportunity to listen to this won derful mechanical triumph, and it was to carry out these wishes that the lady, in 8
 quiet way, invited the gathering of last
 evening. The instrument entertained the
 visitors like 8 full-fedged orchestra, and
 often responded to encores with much more grace than Gilmore. What with the
 beautiful harmony of the orchestron, the
 spacious parlors, pleasing paintings and
 costly marbles, the two hours passed
 quickly. The affair was entirely local, the only non-residents being Press Agent
 Hamilton of New York and D. s. Thomas of this city.
 Found Her Child Dead. BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 20.-Clara, the seven
 week-old child of MT. Rich of Shelton, was
 left alone in the house for few minutes
 this afternoon, and when her mother re-
 turned she found her dead. She had been
 suffocated by coal gas from the stove
 which had been freshly laden with coal. Board of Finance. At the meeting of the board of finance
 last night Chairman States of the board of
 public works appeared and urged than an
 appropriation of $10,O00 be made for the
 proposed extension of Dewitt street. He
 also made the suggestion that appropria-
 lions for sidewalks should be made in g
 lump and the common council designate what shall be built, and asked that SIC, ,0O( be appropriated for crushing stone and fol
 the expenses of maintaining and running the road roller. He also requested that the salary of the park superintendent which had been decreased, be restored tc it's former figure.
 Christian Alliance.
 The Christian Alliance held an all-day session at the Calvary Baptist church yes terday. In the morning at 10 o'clock Rev
 Hezekiah Davis addressed a large audience In the afternoon Miss Sarah Lindenberger deaconess of the Berachah home in New York city, gave 8 sketch of the work O. the institution. Mrs. E. M. Whittemor, spoke in glowing terms of her work in on, of the many homes for young girls il New York. Mrs. Whittemore is a very
 interesting speaker and has accomplished
 8 wonderful religious work in New Yorl | city. She related many thrilling incident in New York city, which she conducts The meeting was also interspersed witl prayers and singing of hymns.
 | Last evening Mrs. Whittemore spoke il the Davenport church.
 The meeting yesterday was of the Nev l Haven branch of the alliance. Fl. Davi | Of Rrit r,roaidad
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21
Local Weather Report. FOR NOVEMBER 20, 1891.

Mean temperature. 40. Max. temp, 49; min. tenlp, 30. Precipitation, .00 inches. Max. velocity of wind, 14-SW. Total excess or deficiency of temperature since January 1, x339 degrees. Total excess or deficiency of precipitationsince Jan. -5.52 in.
 H.J COX, Observer. Note.-A minus sign Fl prefixed to thermom- eter readings indicates temperature below zero "T'' in connection with rainfall indicates 6 trace of precipitation too small to measure. s5now is melted and resulting depth of water not knowa.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21

On Sale To-day. 500 pounds fine citron 23c pound 300 baskets Concord grapes 15c; Florida oranges 18c dog. (worth 25).
 UNTIL 10 THIS EVE the above bargain day prices hold good.
 R. w. MILLS, 3S2 State street.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21
SPECIAL LOW PRICES.

Best quality Body Brussels, s1.15 & yard.
 Best quality Tapestry Brussels, soc yard.
 Best quality Velvet Carpets, s1.10 8 yard.
 Best quality Ingrains, 60c yard.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-21
Faund Her Child Dead.

BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 20.-Clara, the seven week-old child of MT. Rich of Shelton, was left alone in the house for a few minutes this afternoon, and when her mother re- turned she found her dead. She had been suffocated by coal gas from the stove which had been freshly laden with coal.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-28

weapon~
II don't end anything On him, cap'n. :"
he sad. addressing Bonnie
That's all right. otaeer. I've got his
pistol Beanie replied
The policeman got out pair of hand
cuffs -I'n just sip these on him; he
looks like . dangerous specimea. hs
sid
No. mol Don't do that, oHicer. IL
Isn't necessary lis il. Uncle Phil2'
Col De Forrest was booking on. hope
lessly besildered
az don't understand az AL, he began.
''Only a minute, uncle. just wait till
we get outside" begged Bonnie IN =
whisper. By this time two or three
frightened servants were huddled to-
gether In the back hall
They had the good fortune to and a
cab within half block, and then be-
gan the explanation 10 Col. De Forrest;
and an embarrassing one il was for
Bonnie, especially as 1t had TO be made
before tne policeman Col De Forrest
was al first filed with righteous indig-
nation
LOT all the silly, hair-brained tom
foolery l ever heard of, But what was
your idea. your motive? Simply To
scare that poor girl? Oh, bother. I
don't care what she said; il was a mes n
trick. and I've a great mind 10 enter a
complaint against you both for dis
turbing the peace"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-28

At the station house the story had to
be gone through with again; and here
the colonel, who fortunately knew the
inspector, acted as spokesman. The
officer, who had received snug douceur,
marveied greatly, but held his peace
until the party had driven away, hav-
ing, as Col. De Forrest told the young
men, got out of the scrape very luckily.
Then q slight specialized young man.
whom none Of the trio had noticed.
came ont of the corner where had been
lounging He was a reporter.
Adelaide was still sitting up when
Bonnie and his uncle got home, and
she was full of gratitude To both Of
them for having captured the burglar.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-28

The next morning Bonnie rose rather
late After breakfasting alone he went
into the drawing-room, where Adelaide
sat with the morning paper in her hand.
"Was it part of your programme TO
have it published in the 'Herald'?"
asked his sister.
Poor Bonnie dared not attempt any
defense, nor even a reply, until he had
seen the paper. There was the whole
story land good deal more), written
up in the spiciest manner. In the news
paper version it took the form of o
wager between beautiful young lady
and her .fiance fortunately no names
were given, who undertook, assisted
by the lady's brother, TO extract her
diamonds from their place of safety
and to substitute paste jewels. The
trick had been frustrated by the young
lady herself. who, being aroused by
the noise, had locked one man in q
closet and held on to the other until her
cries summoned the police.
Adelaide really behaved great deal
better than Bonnie had any right to ex-
pect True, she made some very caustio
remarks about the cruelty and wicked
ness of such a proceeding. Il will
not ask you what was your motive for
doing such "a thing" she said, because,
in the first place. it might embarrass
you to tell me; and, in the second, be-
cause know what it is already. What
/ should like to be informed, though,
is what object that-that man could
have in disturbing the peace of this
household, endangering his life by n
possible encounter with my uncle or
the police? Did he enjoy giving me q
terrible fright, or is he anxious to be
incarcerated?"
mo, no, Addie. Poor Jack! he only
cid it to oblige me; he thought he was
doing me favor"
Indeed! Was that alp"
Eyes, that was ALL"
''And he risl1ed his life in undertake
ing to carry through a foolhardy
scheme, simply to do you good turn?"
''Yes. Adelaide"
''Then what / have to say is" and
here Miss De Forrest drew herself up to
her full height, and taking the paper in
her hand made again that remark which
begins this story: THAT man is hero."
Itdid seem rather hard on poor Bonnie,
that not only should he be made to APP
pear in ridiculous light through the
failure of his attempt to enact heroic
role. but that another man should step
IN and carry off the hororS But sev-
eral weeks afterward he brought Jack
TO call ut the house, and it was not
long before Jack and Adelaide became
great friends.
Lucy Daniel never heard c word of
the story until long aftcrward, when
the four participants in the affair
agreed upon a version which might be
given to their friends, AMI which adj
heied strictly to the form of practical
Joke; and Mr.. Jack Lemon always be-
gan the story with the announcement,
which never failed 10 create great as
Constituent that the first time Mrs.
Jack Lemon ever saw him, without
even waiting for an introduction. she
flung her arms around his neck and
shouted: i've got him!"-Francis 81
Livingston. in Demorest's Monthly.
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9lfnte mernDieG ri@laffmng,

Cine Der gefdbrIi6Fien unb eenbbn=
li6fen Nrten afuter uerb6Ier @rf1Iafz
flung lit als 5onnenHi6 befannt. 9ie
Grihlahung, pe!Ge bur6 l1sberbibung
oes &6rpers herurfa6t mirb, bat ni1t
INNER Sonneniti6 i'm @efolge, fonbern
nimmt bdufiger cine miltere 8eItalt
Der @ri6laffung Oil, mie nerobies Ropf.
web, S6ninbel, S6pdde. s1lofs
lofgfeit, 6er3tlopfen, eeifige 8ermirs
rung, iibermdBiser, belsr lriH, lei9te
56ouer, poribergebence Sibe, uno
fur5es Mbmen bel Der geriueften Mnz
~itrerguug. Qle bic bier genaanteu
Symphonic atuter @rf6lafnug iinb
mdbrenb Der Wouate SUM- uno SuIi
msbr borherridenb. dIs gu i1genb elmer
anberen Sabres3eit. Nu9 9sute bon
better @eiunbbeit Hnb Den Nnfduen
BON Gtidlafung wdbsenb Der heiBen
Wellen bes Jrhbiommers ausgefegt.
Ser eiuaiae Fdere Weg, ben man eins
3ul9Iaaen bat, befebt barip, bas BIut
rein, bic Yeroauung gut unb ben 5hlof
r~egelmdBig gu batter. Gein 6eilmittel
in ieoer 8esiehuna erreidt Yesrn na fir
bieien 3wed. Cine DOTS Desrusna Dor
ieber Matl5eit Ddbreub Der beiBen Sais
ion lit Elm 5iderbeits ud6ter BON uins
i6dbbarem Mertbe. Namentlih 9ieie<
nigen, tpel9e lei6t 81 ners6ier @rI@lafs
flung reigeu, follten ni6t beridumen, fi9
nit Besrusua gu DeriOrgeu, benz gr6Bten
aler Nerbens unb 8ebirni6ubmittel,
bas ber mebi5inii9en Welt befannt 1T.
@enaue @ebrounsanmeiiung BET ieber
6lai9e. Wegen 8ebanoIung %nerb6ier
gridlofung unb &ranfbeiten beg Ners
benfDfteHs i@reibe man fir elm grem.
plar beg Gomilien. Ir3tes Sc. |. Grei
berIanbt bon Der peruna Mebicine
COMPANY, Columbus, Gb,p.
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s@r Wenn syemanb fem uno gu on.
n~ebmbarem Breife ipetfen mill. 10 gebe
er gum MifftonssSorten. Die
9erren @beiaer & @aul, BeIiber bie'
ies @tab!iiements, balter oarauf, ibre
@dte TETS bolfommen aufrieDen gu ftels
len. Nle faifonmdBisen Eelifatehen,
aufern, Wilb, Slide, @efiiseI &c. inb
bort in Der oelifateifen 3ubereitung ale
3eit gu baben. Mabl5eiten merben auf
Wunf6 in bic WDbnungen her RunbeT
gefanbt. Nu9 bietet BET nit Der
speiiepirtbi6 aft berbunbene Bar
o bic beiten @etrdnfe. ftets frii@es
8ier unb feine 2iqutre unb Weine.
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Weinnbbeit lit Mei6tbmst

sarauttrtes fpeetffGes 9e~ilraittel fur 6piferte, &rdnls
pfes uerrbfe Meurulsta, 3~cpffhmerten, nerrbie nebers
ret5un9 unb Gblpaunnns, rerurio@t bur& ben iberz
md6taen Genus bon <chpt pber Eabat GGlafloHss
feit, Riebersei@lasenbeif unb @ehirnerretGnns, Ste
IN aBnbufnnsonsartet unb aIsemetnes Glenb, Gie&s
ttum uub Cob terbetfdbrt. GS TT aud etn Se.lmittel
s ssssn. S EEL seiSen e sasIas srssn g EXPERIMENTATION, S Ssrs
lria&t burh SstFtse 1leberanfrensuns pber bnrA
Susenhfdnben. sSebe S4a9tel entbdlf bic Sur fi
einen Wcnat. $500 Bite ShaGteI, Dber 6 S@adtell
Gir Snraniiren5 sbnB 6 GHa@teln ieben Eau betlel
iperben. MRit teeer 9efeuuns fur 6 Sha@tsln, bic BE
ms NIT 6fl Breiie e~inlduft, feuben mir benz 8eiele
uniereu {@riftltGeu @arantte G@ein, bab mir ba
0elb 3urt6f@tdeu, trenn bas MitteI feline SeiInns BE
Writ. Scl@e Sdetne werbeu nur ausseiteut ren
Ctr Drn9 Stcre lGin5tse Geenteu) Sc. 8 Gal
Commerce Street, Gan a~utcnir, 1egas.
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Sabres 1000 Ieutbar iein t6nnte uni
bas bieielbe, bersliden nit semiHen
@pbdreu bon beutigem inbutriea com:
mercielen Gapitalismus. einen Sort.
i6ritt gun, 8eRereu. gum 8ortbeil ber
ielbf bann nod fprtbeftebenben LAMB.
nirtbI6aftli9en 9ripatprpbuction oar,
itelen tDnute. Rdme i'm 2aufe elmer
~l6ngeren 3eit mirfli@ 6feutIi9e &C.
iddftsfhbrung in gr6Berem umfanee
au Gtanbe, 10 mirbe bies melentlid
bic Wi,tung oes Rapitalismus ieIbfi
fem, iofern er in SnbuHris uno Son=
bel ans BET 3Onfur,en3 ing Monopol
umgefAlagen unb ein3eln poer perbanbs,
peiie our gemeingefdbrliden, bic Mafe
Der unternebmer fslbt peri9lingenben,
bic Wrbeiter fue6tenben, i6lieBli6 &c.
rabesu unertrdgliGen @elbbsrrlhaft
entartet mdre. Sen 1olgen folder
SelbHabetlebuus beg &apitales phne
umtur3 au I%feuern, bdtte Der Stat BEG
Oerfahun9smdBig gemiloerten a0semeis
uen GtimmreDts sweifelos biz gum
SABRE 1000 bic pole Befdbisuna ge,
babt, aber iiberfir5t mirbe er f9 mobl
ni9t baben.
9abei fbunte Sic 6rauerarbeit cine
mpbIaeregelte 9rsantialinn gefunben
baben. Ser NrbsiterfduB toHnte gu
melt b6berer Gntfaltuag 9elanyt feiu.
Die YermDgens. uub @intommensuas
gleihbeit f6nnta bebeuteno gemilbett
fem; NIT BeIeitiguna Der &ielenrei6.
tbimer uno bet WaRenarmutb tbante
elm un5erelei@li1 b6beres uub pobl'
babenberes Mittelf hes gans
3en Bottles errei6t unb te6ni9 mDgltn
geworben fem. Damn aber miiBte bic
Berufsibeilung fir alle seieui6aftli@e
6unttionen auf elmer ME errei9ten 96be
gebrodt unb bic inbibibaele SonOers
entfaltung N0er nit ben Snterehen Der
@emeini6aft in pOnem @intlang gefeBt
iein.
Mu9 fol@.a Gottf9sitt bis gum
Sabre 1000 balte i'd nur ftir m6sli9.
O5 er fi9 tuirtli@ po13ieben mirb,
bdHst bapon ab, baB teia cummunifis
i6sr 1mfur3 i'm Sunern erfolgt gnb
BOB Dos iatsrna!tonale W6Iferlsben
einen giinftiseu 8erlauf nimmt. Stun
III bic interuatiGnale 0erbriberung
bes bemotratii9en Commandments
cine nidt au unteri6dben0e 8es
fahr. Run fiebt fi@ ber 8e1b ia gu
ipl9er 0erbinbmug aud fdon gebrdngt
unb bic Resieruugeu 'rei6en iiG iocials
politif6 ebenfals fart bic Sdnbe. 8iel.
lei9t bringen enbli9 serabe bieie Sbats
fa9en Die 86!fer chamber ndber, unb
tie bienen bielei9t benz pOlitii6en iDte
benz l%ccialen Weltfrieben, um nidt bles
focal, ionbern alsemein politiid einen
reuen 3uftanb berausarteiten gu bel.
fen, mel1en bic Selbl6tter Der .Jries
b~ensapoitel" erlebnten, bic GongreRe
ber @elebrten, 2dnitler unb &heieniter
i9on bDrbereiten wolten, gum Surds
bruce aber ALIEN uiht 81 brin6en Der.
mbgen. M6se bas 10 fommenl Db
as tommen tpirb Hun-3erbrsden
mir uns niGt meter Sen Sopf unIerer
= u~rurentel!
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&eienbe Meeuten:
s. g. 8mf@.
M. GdDrpbin9.
g 0 { g..
9ages GbrDnd.
Is. SuIi.

Is. Suli.
800 u. Gbr. Die @alier inter SrennuS iie
gen iiber bic R6lner an Der gtata.
100. @pttfrieb y. 8puilpn, &pnig Dor
SeruiaIent, geftprben.
1874. Srancescp 9etrarca (0idter) eefpr:
Bel, gu arqua,
1859. 8ernbarb, Ser5ps y. Sa9len : @et:
mar, idpsbii9er SelDmaridaa, Selo i'm 30
iabrisen &riese, bureb 9idelieu bersiftet.
1856. S6ladt BET 8aridau (&arl X,
@uitap BON Sdpeben, Srie6ri9 @ilbelm bon
8ranbenburs Sobann gaiimtr y. golen.)
1896. 9ster Ser 6robe erpbert aiptp.
177o. Sieg Der &uieu on, 9rutb Bet 2arsa.
&umiarspiD lbldst bert Sartarenfban.
1779. &duntung Ybtlobelpbias leitens rer
Gnsldnber.
1903. Grite stablfeper scmadt.
1924. %9usuitin Sturbibe, &aiier bpn Mertfo,
su 9abilla er1doi1en.
ls4S. S9la1tbet Maltua.
1862. SdIdd)t Bel Men,pbis, Mo.
1864. @affen-&ube lit S6Iesipts.oDlitein
mad benz gertras gu G~britiansieloe pom
20.-31. SUIT.
1870. 9as pattfaniide Goneil potirt bic
11nfeblbarfeit bes 9apites.
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10. SuIi.

800 y. Gbr. 9pm Surd bte @alIier nnte1
8renuus nerbrannt.
81. &om auf slnitiften @srps perbrannt
G9riitenperfolsnng.
III. G9la9t Bel 3ere5 ne Ia 6rpntera
Cart, 8pberi9).
1896. Sob. 6. Srb. D.. Gotta su 5trttsar
geb. (9u@bdnbler, ~Spurnaliit.)
1912. 9te preuBtide Siilfsarnee Napo
Icons 1test BET Gdau unb nimmt 2ibau Elm.
1888. grbffnuns Der 9eip5ig Dresden : vi
lenbabit BON Dresden BIS sltr 8eintraube,
1864. @apitdn Sarnmer. y9irat Der frieii
fdsn SnieIn", nit 10 Sdifien bon ben @rsu
BEN gefanseh.
1870. nebersabe Der fransDiti4en &riess
erfldruns in Berlin. = @ieoereinfinrung bes
giIernen &reuses. = Seierlide @rDffnung bes
8eihstases bes gtorbbeutiden Snnbes.
1879. 8. Sabre, @rbaier bes 8ottbarD
tunnels, aeifprben.
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j. WEINSTEIN & co.
Sentf4e
8m9bmaOlumg II. &ontau=8 ibliotbef,
So. A 0ftsSpufpnitraBe. San 4ntpnip.

Wprratbig iiub fplgenbe 3eitidriftem:
lleber 2anb unb Weer, Bud fir glIe, 81
~luitrirte @elt, 6artenlaube &C. &C.
Npmette:
13ebn Sabre unter BET Groe, pber S9nlb
unb Sibne.
Die 8riiSer Der 3adt @iitorii6 oman
til9e G%rSdhlungen).
Ged6fet, pber has @lDdlein BON 8urstbal.
Der Serr Der Nadt, pber Reue @ebeimnifie
BON Raris.
auf etniamer Snlel, obsr hnidulbis per-
itoben.
Der S9arfri9ter bon Berlin.
OeS @elterpbererS Slid unb @noe (9tas
pplepn).
Genopera, bic fromme 9ulbertn.
SaS 19Dne Sabrifmdoden.
9aS FINITE @ebot.
llnidulbie gum Spoe oerurtbeilt.
S@tnberbannes, Der er6bte &auberbaupts
mann oes 10. S%abrbunberts.
(3u iebem bteicr 8omane 2 Silber ais @ras
tbs PrdmienD
Srpbebefte meroen auf Nerlangen
GRATIS 0~erianbt.
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MQerlef.

- 9ie 8arbiere baben fiji seeinist,
lire 2otale bonn |. 4uguft ab on SOnns
tagen au fGlieBen.
= Sie Wngeftelten Der vSimes1
ieben bic 9eraussabe beg 8lattes auf
eisene &ednuns fort.
= Die elfidbrige Sodter bes Mr. 8.
u. &epnrlos. go. Ala Nolanfrabe
%mobnbaft, tletterte am Jreitag 8ors
mittas auf ben 3aun, .pelGsr ben 8or=
sarten BON Ser @traBe abf9IieBt unb
prominirte auf benz f6malen 9alten
gegen mel9en bic 9atten genagelt fnb.
sic perlor bas @lei6getpi9t, idtpaatte
einige MaIe bin unb Der unb fiel 10 IN.
glidl:9, baB ibr bic 9piBe elmer 2atte
in ben Naden braug, cine tiefe unb
i@mer3bafte Wunbe ueruria9eno. Die
glterrt beg &inbes %befanoen ii6 in Der
Ndbe.
= Ser Qobntut16er M. gngel bat
Bic MaHenbermalter Der Nronias BOB.
8ahn auf $3.50 S9abenerfab ber.
flagt. neil er auf cine lofe Ylante Der
platform beg Depots trat, in GoIge
beHen bini@!ue unb BerleBunsen ers
lit, bic i'm fir INNER arbeitsunfdbie
MAIDEN.
= Sn einem Saloon an Der gde
bon Weif. Wuebas unb SlsStraBe tpur.
be Der 2obnfutider @roDes NIT einem
&eoolberfolben niebersei6lasen.
= Mdbreno Scr. @ibforb, so. 800
Nolan . @traBe t~pobnbaft, nit ieiner
Camille gum Geuer gegangen nor,
brangen 9iebe In iein 9aus unb fab
len elm p~ertbbo1es Silber'S etpice uab
anbere Saden.
Gin Gre;tag purben bic Garpfen
aus ben Sei@en bes San peoro Bart
berausgefifGt, gebraten unb aufge3ebrt.
Die Rarpfen f6rten bic anoeren Tif@e,
beBbalb bat man nit ibnen aufgee
rdunt.
"a Ser eonutags @rcurfons3ug
nod 2eon Springs, BON &aub, Borne,
Comfort unb Rerrpine 1T iebr popuIdr
g~etporbeu. Our 9equemli6teit ber
Samen unb 3inoer bat bic Nranias
pab.8abn eine &eelining Chair Gar
eingeffelt .unb bere6net baftr feinen
Sent EXTRA. Der 3ug bdlt OIL pldben
on. mo picnics ooer Gii6spartien abs
aufeiaen miini9en. Dies 1T cine Der
befien 8elegenbeiten, ben Sonntag gu
nerbringen. Seber, Der MIR irgenbDie
tann, folte bic grcurfon mitmaden
unb ben Sag i'm 8ebirse 3ubrirgen,
mo es frifd unb fiibl 1T. Nur elm
Sabrpreis fur 6in' nnb &hdfabrt.
Der 3us sdbrt UNI s ubr 8ormittass
ab.
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Sem aeehrteu Yabltfunt

bic gan. ergebene Nnaeise, baB mir
bur1 uniersn neuen Sanfmagen in ben
etanb geiebt Rnb. Sampen : Del unb
@aioline unieren Gunben ins 0aus gu
Iieferu unb bort por3umefen. @aios
lines unb OeIfannen nit Grabu fhbrt
Der Wagen tets nit unb f3nnen ben
eeebrtan 9unben auf 8erlangen our
8snubung iiberlaRen peroen. I'm &c.
nei9ten 3uIpru6 biitet Die
Miffion Dill 20.
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Sir 9tembaner.

Sinf cute 5ieiubauer merben ber=
lanst am 5onora Gourtbaus. unb
sSails8au. 9ohn 81 pro Sog.
Muauf 8aIfan1
g. .. Sonora, Seras.
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1as- @erseBt nidt bob Der @reurs
fians3ug had g6rus, Comfort unb
Gerrbiue I'm 8 ubr morgen 8ormitta9
abfdbrt. Sober iolte CUR redten 3eit
fpmmen. Nur cine &ate fur Die &uno,
reiie unb ni1t hber $500 binausge.
beub. Reclining Clair @ors frei fir
DameE unb Ginber.
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Was, eleftriides 9idt nno sriehtraft.

Wir benerben uns um bic Gunb.
f6aft beg publifums fir @as, aur Bes
leu1tung uno gum Go6en. Nrc, Sns
canbeseent. elettrif9es 9int unb elef.
triI6e Sriebfraft. Wir Iiefern Soften:
anf9Idge fur 2esune BON &6bren in
9duiern, Nufteluns BON Gas0fen, uub
eleftrii9e 8eleu9tung, Motcre. gtets
trif9e 5riebfraft mirb prompt geliefert
bon Der 5an antnnio Gas.
Gnmpagnie. SelepbDn 212.
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1reb Gumge's Or@eftra fur 8d1e,
Ronserte, Yarties &C. Grffer 3laRe
MuHt garantirt. Office: 7l5 Siibs
Yreia.G trobe, San MntDnio.
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u. u. Gibbpns, 9erreu s6neiber,
PA Commerce StraBe,
ieriist an5 Befe0ung su rebueirtett
preifen bic elegantefen Sommer Mns
aEae, 6oien unb @ommer Weften dn.
Man fomme unb iber3euge fi1l
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r@~ Or. % m. Netter mirb gnbe
&uauf BIER 5utid erwa,tet, um feline
praris nieber auf5unehmen.