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The state herald., 1891-07-03
The s.o,,~, Of Conscience,

Managers Of the "Consri-pc. Fund
generally receive their remittance II.
cash. ns peniients dislike. to sign their
names Ia u check, and cynics obs-ry.
that even the converts of sensational
revival mostly prefer to limit their con.
f"rsions Ia sins that can b- -xpint.d In
dollars and cents. Justice ~ the
Peace w. A. Henry, ~ Sacramento. Cal.
hns, however. reasons Ia believe In the
possibility Of an occasional exception
from the rule. A few days ngo u man
from Sn'terslllr stopped his car, In
front of the Judges Ufilc. and nsl,rd
for n private Interview, ~ the pcne. II
his life depended un the confession ~
two great crimes, III. .,rnngrr then
proceeded to state thu, eleven years
ago he tried Ia ret rid of his wife by
rrmoving from ohio io Minnesota, but
Vi" followed him and continued ,o
worry him day and nigh, I'll he poison,
rd her with u mixture ~ arsenic aud
brandy, lie then se,il.d In Ncbashn,
where he got married ngain. His
second wife, too. proved u shrcw. nj.
most worse than the first hi, rejected
inrdira,fd brandy with mn obsiinncy
that obliged him tn smother her with
the bed clothes, No suspicion what
ever hhI been caused hy the disappear.
nncr of his iifs, wife, and the death ~
No "aa explained away IA the salts
faction Of the Nebraska coroner, In,
the voice uf conscience rouli moi br
hiirhccd Ia that manner, aud the man
from Autt.rtille was sent to jnil nj his
own request
The state herald., 1891-07-03

The Arabs Of Northern Africa still
consider themselves N. only civilized
nation of III. Dark Continent. md on,
of their Cairo newspapers Describes ,hs
barbnrous Ignorance of the AbysSinlnt
mountain~ers. who hardly know ~.
names Of two or three of the thirt,
principal consultations of the Stare,
armament" II would hr interesting
60 know that Arabian critics comment,
on the stat. Of astronomical cducniint
In North America, WHERE, nj vcr,
liberal estimate. perhaps one NJ fort,
Thousand grnngrrs wonld he able :,
establish th. Identity of u single star
Jupiter. the monarch Of the plan
cts, being constantly confonpdcd wit,
the evening star,
The state herald., 1891-07-03
Tn. ms,. Of /. r.r,r,, y,rnrr.

The proportions of the human ignr,
mr.. sis times In length TIM, Of the rirh
foot Whether the form IL slender o,
plump, the rnl. holds good on nm aver
nge. Any deviation from the rule ~ 1
~ phriurr from tue L"nui, ~. pfupur
toB. " u claimed that the Greek,
made all their statues according IA ihi,
rule. The fncr, from the highr.i point
of the forehead. where III. hair begin,
Ia the end of III. chin, IL one.t-nth ol
the whole stature. the hand. from tho
wrist To the middle finger, IL nlso one,
tenth of thu total height From the
crown 10 the napc of the neck In ons,
twelfth Of the stnturr,
The state herald., 1891-07-03

urronndings and concluded to give up
he study of law. One night lie I'M
'osomcd himself to the Edmonds family
" snying that he intended to como
Vest.
"What do you want to dop" asked the
'lder Edmonds.
Just what you nrc doing. lwaht to
% into the cattle business, l thought
4 buying out the Murdoch. ranch, nd.
dining this, and when am ready,
'uild. l shall write to Clifford to-mor-
'ow and get statement OF what is
'oming from my dead mothers estate.
shall invest all have in IT."
Ray carried out his plans. There
vas no one to "say him nay" and he
rad become infatuated with the west.
le found himself the posscssor OF Sl0,.
90. besides the home place, which he
lid not care to sell. lie bought the
Murdocll place and invested the rest OF
lis money in cattle. Frank Edmonds
vas caring for u band of his own. and
tho two Young men We're constantly to-
gether. us Ray had arranged to board
with his friends.
Pretty Nell Edlnonds was the belle
for many miles around, and received
marked attention from all the prosper
aus young ranchmcn. but she showed no
favor to any one until Ray Kingsley
rame, when it was observed she really
enjoyed his society, and everybody pre-.
dictcd a speedy marriage and u happy
couple. Ray was u general favoritc, as
he quickly "fell in" with all customs
and was ut home anywhere. lndecd,as
Frank said, Ray was made for II west
.rncr."
Such being the ease, it was not
strange that he easily formed the habit
II drinking when asked. To his snr-
prise and pleasure he found that he
could take n good deal without showing
any visible effect. With poor Frank it
was different.
Social life was necessarily restricted
in such sparsely settled districts, but
the young people rode out great deal,
md Nell was the best lady rider IN that
part of the country, one lovely June
day Ray asked Nell to ride, and they
took the road to the Murdoch ranch,
which Ray had named "Willow Glen"
The state herald., 1891-07-03
No, ru,,. tina, way.

Tho editor Of an exchange thus an-
swers correspondent who asked him
II he ever saw a bald headed woman.
No, we never did. Why should wcP
And we fiever saw woman waltzina
around town In her shirt sleeves with
cigar between hor teeth, slipping in
to every saloon sho saw. We fever
saw ono go fishing with bottle In
each pocket sit on the damp ground
ali day md go home drunk AZ night.
Nor have we scen u woman yank of!
her coat spit on her hands and say
sho could whip my man in town. No.
God bless her, she isn't built that
way"
The state herald., 1891-07-03
Ihn i,r..,h nf p,..u,..

A Vienna hnnorist thinls tina, a
syndlea,e of European periodicals. could
AFFORD 10 pay the Iiusslan deficit, In
order Ia relieve the siagnation ~ tho
news innthe, hy another mighty and
merry war Hut Judging from rec-n,
indications the news fapin, cannot bc
much marr on the Danube than IN tho
valley Of the Ohio. The Cincinnati I'm.
qnifef Of May ~ deyotcs two closely.
printed columns of IT, first png- to ,hs
description Of u court martial which
III. ''sinn officers Of the snlvatin.
npny convened for III. purpos. ~ tr,
ing The devil
The state herald., 1891-07-03
COMBINED.

Tho favorable Impression produced on
tho first appearance Of tho sgEeessi"
liquid fruit rcmcdy Syyup Of Figs few
years ago has b1eu moro tbsa confirmed
by tho pleasant experience Of all who hsve
used II, and tho success Of tho propsie'ors
and manufacturers, tho Californis Fig
Syrup Company.
The state herald., 1891-07-03
aTor,iru Iuyasiati,

Terrible winters throuFhout Europa
,rpught forth bitter fruits that fipenrd in
america La Grippe" with varying yio-
.ucu broke forth here, and tile mortality
Its show Its shocking ruNagcs IL, agra
atTl casus, IN alcoholic prlncipl. rul-
nidird ~ mrdichlsd stinulnnL In the
Hrm " ilostctter H,o,nhch ilt,"rs hns aud
siii ever prove ihr best specific Leading
continental aud American bbssiclhn- de-
.lure that a medicine with splriiuuuF bHsls,
such ns this, affords the sur'st guaranty
4 tiainsi the tremendous intonds of this
,i'orklng malAdy whom We consider that
slight change ~ weather. N apt to renew
o. that II niturks tho-" easily vulnerable
srya1s the lungs that ifH hrurrvs- i 'r--
hsudUusly swift aud Destructive. Na must
1Gulii tho necessity NJ ropolling II ~ thi
lui srt with a euro preventive. llusiet. 3.
rrs Stnmaclt Hitt"'s i also safeguard
s-ninsi mnlarin. Dyspepsia. rhcuuiailata.
.igrI .4nd Kidney rptnplainis
The state herald., 1891-07-03

THEY MET ny CHANCE.
scream of horror. n sudden haltinp
along the line, nnd Ray, still sitting
at the card table, heard dis.
tinctly. hlles dead. Oh, he's dead"
in Nell's voice. the usually silvery tone.
fraught with grief and terror. Then,
rs IL in pantomime, he saw the sunny.
haired, goldcn-crowncd Liberty lifted
out of the car of state and her Hhtter.
ing flag dreperles partially cover pros
tratc form some men We're carrying into
the next house. Ray and the other
young men. stupeticd with drink and u
namclcss horror, still sat nj the table.
but now Ray arose, stcadying himself
by the table, and raising one hand sol.
cmnly, he exclaimed:
with Gods help, not another drop
of liquor shall ever pass my lips."
Taking his hat he left the room with
n firm step.
The Fourth Of July had come again,
but Ray felt sick whenever he Thought
Of n demonstration. lie stayed at home
alone ard ~ rctrosn~r,iop * roo.i Cor
man, he surely should have been bcnc-
fitted. lie sat under tree about four
o'clock in the afternoon, when he heard
hoof beats. and glancing up saw-could
he believe his eycs.-Nell Edmonds, sit.
ting quietly on her horse, gazing at the
spot she had selected for building. Ray
readily saw she had come because She
believed him to have gone away. From
his position he could see her earnest,
sad expression, and at last Jaw her clasp
her hands and nurmur
"0h, Ray, Ray, How can you he "a
cruel?'
In an instant he was beside her, cry.
ing eagerly
"But how did know you could trus,
mep"
And with roses chasing over brow and
check she said. softly
Don't you suppose | heard Of youi
Declaration Of Independence?"
The state herald., 1891-07-03

Flower

This is the query per.
What ls petually on your little
boys lips. And he il
N rorf no worse than the big
ger, older, balder-head-
ed boys. Life is an Interrogation
point. What is it for." we con-
tinually cry from the cradle to the
grave. So with this little introdue.
tory sermon we turn and ask. what
is AUGUST FLOWER FOR 7" As easily
answered as asked 1t is for Dys-
pepsia. 1t is a special remedy for
the Stomach and Liver. Nothing
more than this; but this brimful.
We believe August Flower cures
Dyspepsia. We know it will. We
have reasons for knowing it. Twenty
years ago it started in a small country
town. To-day it has an honored
place in every city and country store,
possesses one Of the largest manu-
featuring plants in the country and
sells everywhere. Why is thisl The
reason is as simple as a child's
thought. 1t is honest, does one
thing, and does it right along-it
cures Dyspepsia. .
G. G. GREEN, Sole Man 'fr, r,WOOdbury.N.k
The state herald., 1891-07-03
EDMUND's RANCH,

IL VACATION
that Ray Kingsley
had taken to the
West changed the
entire course OF his
life. Charley Ed
montls had been his
bosom friend in
college and accord.
ing TO promise Ray
came TO visit his
old school mate on
the Elder E,lmond's
ranch in Montana.
Ray became In
fati,ntCa with his
The state herald., 1891-07-03

Mrs. Winsi~w's soothing syrup, ,fsrCsb'
dron tc.thing, soften, thG gums, reduces inhs1mA-
ton nllays pain cures Wind eo.,,. 23c. = bottle.
The state herald., 1891-07-03

FITS,--Ali Fits stopped free ny m. klISsrestN
Nerve Kr-torer M ftt after nrstdny 'su-e Mnr-
Vclpus cures, Treatise and $40 trial bottle fres 20
HI en.es. Send 70 DR. klnc itll Arch y. Phln, "a
The state herald., 1891-07-03

Load man with dollars and oftentimes
you will drive out his scnse.
The state herald., 1891-07-03
Ausrscan Lsbevsy.

Oh, brothers. come! The breath Of heaven
II here!
Ono draught can mako the slave and -las-
ter one.
The grace Of liberty softcns year by year.
And in n richer food 'hc stream Of lifo
nows on.
The state herald., 1891-07-03

A goose farm has been started In Mich
ignn. II will be managed by Michi-
gandcr,
The state herald., 1891-07-03

rIan-oa'- ningic Corn snly~."
Warranted tU cure, or muury rriundcu- AIS
your druggist for u. rrice Is cents.
The state herald., 1891-07-03

A camera which IA .aid tp take lny
photographs pc, second il u French
novelty.
The state herald., 1891-07-03

A train Of pure thought will only run on
tho track OF b well graded mind.
The state herald., 1891-07-03

1t seems that n hen that lays two eggs O
day must neglect some other duties
The state herald., 1891-07-03

Majors Cement RcpaIrs I:rokrp Articles
isc aud 2sc Majors ISnth.r and Uuhbrr Cement lbc
The state herald., 1891-07-03

Characters arc wrecked when conscience
becomes n careless and bad pilot
The state herald., 1891-07-03

Tears sprinltled across LIES highway,
settle the dust OF sorrow
The state herald., 1891-07-03

when Baby wns cich We gave her cnstor'a.
when Rhc was Child, sho cried for Castoria,
when she became MISS, Hhc chung 20 cnrtorts
When she hot Children, sho gave them caatoria,
The state herald., 1891-07-03

A girl waists her energy when sne hug.
II IL n Anr I,lrl
The state herald., 1891-07-03

NJ. T.. THOMPSON q CO.. Druggists, Conders-
poTt Pa, hpy Halls Jatairh tule Is the best
and only sure inIn for catqrrh they ever sold.
IjrtigulstA scll IL, sbc.
The state herald., 1891-07-03
IN unei,.h puI... opinion.

An exchange has an article on "Why
Bcri Make lioncyr' They make IL u
atfT
The state herald., 1891-07-03

A corsc, Ia supposed TO have great stay :
Ing qualities.
The state herald., 1891-07-03

A man sentenced to be hung is nbovc
SUI snirlnn.
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aiatk fir @atterl

gnr aber 50Jabren idOn tuurbe Mts.
Minslow's Soothing Snrup BON Mil.
Iipnen bon Mittiern beim 3abnen be,
Ginbcr angetrenoet. Miri 9u In
Salafe bur9 bGs S6reien zines Rinbes
gsfbrt. bas i'm 8abnen it unb Dol
S6merasn tuetnt9 Mena 10, Iahe iofpri
etne 5las9e ror ,Wf.s. MinsloD's 6oo'
ting gprup@ nDlsa. g:tn Berth ID ua'
be3abIbar. Gs tpirb benz tleireu 2eiben,
ben iofort 2inoerung peri9afen. Ser
labt Sud barouf, Mitter, es 1T teiu
3tDeifeI baraber. gs beiit Sbientert
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Mngert uni
bic Nieren, befeitist @ino Rolit, CT,
tpei1t ben Gaunen, nerbinbert gntatiu'
oung un6 ftdrtt bas gar3e Snfem,
,Nfrs. WinsIotus Soothing Syrup
fnr aabnenbe Rinber it attgenebm In
@e19mad unb bas Re3ept ffammt bor
einem BET belten tpeibltGen Ner3te IN
ben Ser. Gtaaten. IS III bel dlien
Gruggifen in ber ganaen Welt gu Boz
ben. preis IS gts. Der GIai@e.
Rauft ni9ts anberes als Mrs. Mi7s,
Ions Soothing @prup.
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gu oft, mon. bsrfdumt es Mnfanes aus
BeauemIi9teit, unb nit etnem Male
merit man. baB es au ipdt ba3u it'll
Gieie @rbaltung Der oeutiden Spra9e
In Der Gamilie 1T bas @eientli6e, ale
bic iibrisen 9inge ftnb besbalb omar
nod nidt unneientIi@, olein He fom.
men erft in 3ueiter 2inie in 8etra4t.
oenn fie erseben f@ i@lieBli@ bon
leIbf. tuenr1 ienem ueientli@en 0aupts
punfte bic n6tbise 8eadtuns auses
tuanbt pir6.
Nle 9ieienisen ober, tuel6e aufges
b6rt baben, bisien punft fur tuirtli6
ueientli9 au balten. bic baben aud be-
reits' In WirtIi@teit bamit b%esonnen,
ibren inneren 3uiammeubans nit benz
9euti@tbum au lOdern. unb es tan1
bel ibuen nur nod eine Graye BET 3eit
fem, BOB lie ibn b6llig l6ie#l
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9esas ..

=. Jn 9lmos, 8erar COUNTY, ifatb
tar3li@ - mie mir na@trdgli@ ctfab.
rem = Der iunge gb. Strep, Der Sobn
bes bort LANCE anfdifgen 6armers 8.
Gtrep, on ben 6olaetl elmer G9uBs
tpunoe. bic Inn i'm 8alanie zines befs
tigen Gtreites nit mebrereIl Wlters9es
nORen beigebra9t tuorben mar. Die
G9ieBsN fai.e ers:gnete f4 auf Gteins
3ennbIab auiiGem 9etu Berlin unb
Geeuin. Srob Der forsiamEen pfese,
bic BEN 4erpunbeten bon 6eiten bes
Or. Bastotp unb le..rer Mngeb6rigeu au
Sbeil uurbe, eslag berieI6e ieiner 8ers
lebung am britten So9e na@ber.
3. 90. &i6bIe In eagle paB bot
feline 3ablunger eineefteIt. Die paI.
fpa betragen $135, 200. Genueenbe
Aftipa follen iebo9 bDrbanbeu fem,
bieie Summit 3u beden.
ueber ben 6tan6 Der 6afen . Mr,
beiteu an Der Wiinbung bes 8ra3os,
eiebt 9err Gr. 2er9, uel@er fOeben
BON elmer BeF@tieungsreiie bortbtn su'
riidsetebrt lit, einem BeriGterftatter 6et
preRe gegeniber ben folgenben 8eriGt
@s fnb amei parallel laufenbe, 565
Sub Don chamber abfiebenbe unb $500
| SUB LANCE 9dmme bereettelt tporben.
beren 8au I'm @au3en 81. 800. 900 &C.
foffet bat. 8ei elmer SiefemeKung
tuel6e Dor elm paar 3aget bur9 Son'
birunsen porgenommen ipurbe, bat I'D
! als grgebnib beraussefteIt, 0aB BIZ
Hber bic @anbbant fhbrenoe GobrfraB'
cine 8iefe bon Is CUB unb l SOL bot,
tudbren6 Dor tuenigen Sabren bi,
0ur9l@nittstiefe Mot iiebr oils 8!
Sub betrus. Der @aKeritrom geuinn,
babur@, BOB CT In elm eneeres 8ett einl
sebdmmt 1T, an @epalt unb bertief
olImdlis, aber In ffetiger 3unabne, BIZ
GabrfraBe, inoem er INNER riebr BOT
benz Boben tuesreiBt unb tpesi@wemmt
10 baB beinab ole f@er au3unebmei
lit, BOB He Bis gum L. Sanuar 189;
cine Siefe bon 20 CUB baben wirb.
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m,a.a Igsa pp..Is lu'ta .sga.s.ssvsn
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sgsm osla.y. o.sn.s1u = nau
Srynss Vsaus.s as: Ig.sH o.aIa..n o's
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NV t..a." M.s'uS 9e.'ea" u.sal..y o.
uaes stl!ps5es auI "'1e At.
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t 81, s's sss ls.as" WeD'u"~ pph Dsels'
e''ss Nv xa;x x;.,.. m...
XUsp ans''ous..y 'puaDS I'LL S.t.
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Cine OtoiAaus,

I'M @eorge 9uqnig uno Mnberen bas
Ge9t gu %getbdbren, &6bren.2eitungeu
3u legen, um Natur . @as bur9 bic
@traBen Der Stabt San Intonio AT
leiten, um fir Sei3. unb Beleu9s
tun9s3pede, fotDie gum Betriebe 3u
Ndf9inen Dertpenbet su tper6en, un6
UNI bic bafiir geforberten prtiIe fefts
3uieben uab gu reguliren.
Sci es bur9 ben Staotratb Der Gtabt
San Nntonic n%erDrbnet:
Section /. SaB bas &e9t unb
bas 8ribilegium, &Sbren bur@ bic
StraBem, @afen unb pldBe Der Gtabt
San Mntonio 5u lege1 gum 3mede Der
2eituug bon Naturgas, init allen, mas
bn3useb6rt, bierbur9 George 9ulnig
un5 Alen, Bite fi@ NIT ibm bierfir Der.
eiuigt baben, getudbrt ueroe, unb omar
ffr ben 3eitraum BON breiBig Sabren
bon iebt db, mel9es @as benuBt tuers
ben ion fir 9et3s unb Beleu9tungs.
3tpede unb UNI Wai9iner 51 treiben,
Dorausgeiebt, baB bic 2:gung aaer bic.
fer &6bren uuter Der 2eitung unb Nuf.
i9t bes @omites fur a~llgemeine 8ers
beferun9en erfol9t unb lit ueberein>
Thinning nit alien fur i0l@e GdQe be-
reiis erla1enen ober ao@ 5u erlaRenben
fdbtii6en 8eror5nungen, unh borauss
gefebt ferner, baB teine ber nit Wesquits
8lodspfafter g%epfaferten GtraBen our
2esung folder &6bren benubt tperben
ioQ, IS iei benin nit beIpnberer Ct,
IaubniB bes Stabtratbes.
Section 2. 9aB be5a9ter George
9ulnig unb Mnoere ienes Naturgas ber
Stabt San MntoniO unb ben Birgern
berielben liefern iolen urb alpar al
einem Preiie, Der ben Betrag BON IS
proeent Der entipre9eaben Soften fAr
2oblen gu Qei3ungs3medeu ni6t abers
i@reiten bait.
Section 3. 0aB beiaeter @eorge
9ullnig unb Nnbere NIT benz Qegen Der
&0bren innerbaIb eines Sabres BON
@rlaB bieier Srbinan3 an beginner
mifen, un6 baB He innerbalb Don 5
Sabren minbeifens 20 Meileu FOLDER
&6brenleitungen gelegt babeu miHen.
Section 4. 6olte es beiagter
George 9uInig ober Mnbere ltnterlai.
fen, iteenb elmer Der 8eftimmunsen Die.
fer Orbinan5 nadsufommeu banu fam
Der 6tabiratb bon San Mntonio bieie
Bere9tigung ieber 3eit tpteber ftr ber'
mirit ertldreu unb iofort nod benz Ct.
Lob elmer baraufbiu abaielenOen ftdbtis
f6en Gr6inaa5 Eat beiaeter George
Ouauig ober Nnbere lire &6brenIeitiils
gen tpie5er aufSunebme1 unb ber Ges
brau@ BET etraBen, @afien unb pldbe
bon San WntOniO ftr beia9te 3wede 1T
ibnen au untetfagen.
M%ngenommen uno gebiQigt ben L..
Mai 1891.
s. S@reiner,
Mitefirt: 5teabertretenber Manpr.
6. g. @Iaubon, @tabts@ lert.
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g0ie lit btes!

,8ir bieten einbunbert Dollars Selobanus
fir ieben Sail BON Ratarrb, Der nt6t ourG Gin,
nebmen bon $au'S Ratarrb aur eebeilt iperbeu
tann.
s. 8. gbene9 g. Co., @isentbiu,er,
9olebo, Obto. :
8ir, bic nuter3eidneten baben G.S. gbeneb
felt ben Iesten IS Sabren 'setanut unS balten
i'm far boQfommen ;ebrenbaft In allen De.
i%dftsbanolungsn uno f~nanatea 5eld9tst
ale bon feiner Girma eiasesansenen Ierbinos
li6teiten gu erfaaeu.
set & Sruar, @~roSbanOels. Dsosusfen,
Solebo, Ohio.
BaIbina, ainnau& Martin, GrOS'
baubets. Drosuiten, 9otebo, Obtp.
$aa'S Ratarrt Rur pirb ianerli@ ~seuontmer
uub tirtt birett auf bas 8Iut uno 6ie f@Iei.
misea Oberfd@en bes @sfems.. !3eusuiGe
fret S~erfanbt. BreiS Is Gents fIr bic &Iof@e.
Bertauft bon allen Mprtbetern.
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sds- @eun Semanb fem unb gu an.
nebmbarem preiie fpeifeu min, 10 gebe
CT gum Miffio Die
0erren 8beimer q Saul, 8efber bic,
les @tabiifements, balten barauf. ibre
@dfte tets noltommer 3ufrieben 81 fel'
len. Nle iaifonmdBigen Eelifate1en,
auStern, Wilb, Slide, @efiiseI &c. finb
bort in ber belifateiten 3ubereitung ole
3eit au baben. Wobl3eiten tperben auf
Wunf9 in bic Wnbnungen her RnnbeH
seianbt. Mu9 bietet BET NIT Der
Speilepirtbi9oft berbunbene 8ars
room bic beffen @etrdnfe. ftets friiGes
8ier unb feline 2iquhre unb @eine.
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GaaatpaDs pbotograpbif9es
MteIter, SO. Alb Of.6ouitOntraBt
Iiefert enti@iebeu bic fetnife Nrbeit In
Der @tabt. Der erffe &etou@eur BET
Mnfalt it ber bDr3agli@fe Ghnt'
let, Der ie In San AntouiO mar. Ct
mar cine LANCE &eibe BON Sabreu
In ben befien MteIiers bes Noroerts uni
Ofens bei@dftist. WoGt Sbr tuirflid
CUTE 8ilber baben, 70 tpenoet @u@ an
@%alauap. Gin 8eriu6 uirb @ud
belebren.
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gaaaae uaea gurcra.

Gie Nssnturen beg 6errn W. 8.
Ooung, So. l Commerce . StraBe,
can AntDnto, unb Ne. Cos Main.
Stt1Be, DALLAS, Dertrsten fur BIZ
anerfannt befen eEropdiiden Dampfet.
Qinieu. 6err Dohrg 1T im gtanbe BIZ
biIligfen @aten 'au sebsn, er.
tbeilt bereitmiais iebe 9etpGniGte Gus,
Eunft unb beinrst lebr prompt aae i'm
iibergebeneu Nuftrdge. Der mad gu.
rppo gu reiiert ptni9t, ober Derpanote
bertibertommen Iafen mill, tpenbe fd
an irgeAb cine Der ~genannten Naentaren.
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SER 6. 8. WliilIer, go. 217 OF.
6pufon sStraBe bdIt ftets bas Dols
fDmmenfe Eager In 3ei9eumaterio.
lien, &apeten, Garbeu, @Ias, Gpiegel'
eIas, 8~iIoerrabmen, Girnifea unb allen
3ei9neas unb Waler. ntenflien. Ginf'
lerii9 ausgefhbrte Bilber uno 5tatilet.
ten &c. inb In eine. febens :pertbeu @als
lerie aur Nni6t unb gum 8erfauf GUS
geifelt. Sn &apeten uab 3immer0efos
ra.iouen 1T bas 8ei9madpoafe unb
0erehe bort gu fiabeu.
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Sndlens Mrmtea.g albe

Die bette SaIbe Der @elt fiji e9uitte,
0ustfGunsen, @eI9biire, Gieber. unb eaut'
NnsI&taa, GIe&i., ~eefprunsene Sdnbs, 6roa.
6suIea unb aIe S~autiranIbeiten furirt Cd.
murrboiben ODER feline Seaabluns. 8Sais,
SatiSfottion 9arantirt ODER 6as @elo tutrf
surii6erfattst. rs Gents bic S4a&tel. Bun
Berfauf In allen apotbsEeu. Dreib, 9tomp'
lon & Co., @bOIsfaIe.
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geltfpruiasMeiue.

Weinliebbaber fin6en elm 9roBes &c.
GET BON feinen california Beinen bel
BERN s. 3. Meper nm NIomr
plaaa. 9err Meper irht ME Deins
an Ort unb Gtele aus Hi.h fanft bret
aus Dem Qeller ter BeinStbter. Nls
gutenl Qennrr selinst es Inn ffets, bi,
beffen 56rten aus3uudbIen. Ct Fam
feline 3unben une 6am;lien hit einen1
guten 3rDpfen perfeber. &otbz uni
WeiBwetne in pOr3ii9I,9er Qualitai
BON iebt ab $1.O0 per @alone - freI
tns 9aus geliefert.
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a. GpQins STANDARDIZATION

s. s. Collins misunderstanding
Co., go. l, 3, 5 unb z Ofs6outOns
Strabe, bat bic gr6Bte Nuswabl In
Win6., pferbetrafts, 9ampfs unb
Ganb. pumpeu aIer Nrt uno boraiig'
li4ifer Ronftruftion; MaKers &6bren
auer Mrt nebf 3ubeb6r inl @rOBs unb
Rleinbanbel. 6pbrauliI@e &ammen
unb Minbmiblen aler GrbBen sum
Bumper unb MableH Rno bort 3u ba'
Ben ober tperben auf 8eftelung beiorgt.
8roBe Nustpabl in allen Nrtiteln unb
bilige preife bet sebiegeRier aus.
fibrung.