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International Medical Congress.

New YORK, July 16.-At meeting Of
the International Medical congress to-day
papers were read on allow to Deal with a
Drunkard," "Female Physicians" "Best
Treatment for Alcoholism and ''Alcohol
versus Ammonia in Cases of Pneumonia. u
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Fatal Thunder Storm.

LIvERMoRE FALLS, Me-, July 16.-A
heavy thunder storm visited North Bay
Wednesday. Buildings owned by r. E.
Bryant, valued at $40, 900, We're struck by
lightnidg and burned. Bryant persisted in
the flames
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judith Land District Enlarged.

wAsHINeroN, July 16.-The President
has issued an order enlarging the boun-
DIARIES Of Judith land district in Montana
by the addition Of 3,34S square miles
thereto; 2,SOS square miles are taken from
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OTTAWA, Ont, July 16.-Secretary of the
Interior Department Pierre has been sus
pended as the result of the disclosures to-
day before the public accounts committee.
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McCamant Denies Bardsley's statement.

HARRISBURG, Pa, July l6.-Auditor Nc
Camant, speaking of the statement that he
shared with Philadelphia's defaulting
treasurer, Bardsley, rebates on account of
state advertising, denies with emphasis he
ever received any money.
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DUTY on Samoan Wreckare.

New YORK, July 16.-The United States
general appraisers have handed down .
decision upholding the San Francisco COL
lsctor's act in assessing q duty O: wreck
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French Tariff Bit.

PARIS, July 16.-The chamber of deputies
today passed the final clauses Of the tariff
bill and also approved the government bill
modifying the tariff act of May, 1891, and
fixing the duties on American salt pork,
hams bacon, etc, at 20 trans per 100 kilos.
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Collector Bradshaw's Case.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-The case Of Col
leceor Bradshaw, of Port Townsend,
Wash, recently investigated by the
treasury department, has been transferred
to the President at Cape May for action.
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Cholera at Mecca.

CAIRO, July l6.-Deaths from cholera
average fifty daily. A quarantine camp is
being formed at Jebeltor.
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supposed to be a Malta Crime.

JERsT CITY, n. j., July 1S.-Giocemo
Romaniello this afternoon stabbed Gaetata
Aiorimaglie and she is now dying. The
assassin is supposed to be member OF the
Maf
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A LOVE STORY.
The Romance of Frank StanSelle
and Mary Lansing.
They Loved and We're Engaged, but the Parents
Married the Girl to Another-The Death
OF Others Unites Them.
Especial to THE HERAID-Examiner Dispatch.

| Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner Dispatch. |
New YORK. July 16.-The story here has
just been made public and is romantic to
the last degree. Frank Stanselle is now
forty-three years old. He had been a
newspaper man, lecturer, publisher and
theatrical manager. In 1874 he left ST.
Louis for Old Mexico where his ventures
were successful until he was induced to
take company Of strolling players 10
South America, he was soon stranded in
Santiago, Chilli. There he made the
acquaintance of H. G. Lansing, of England,
who was travelling with his wife and
daughter, nafned Mary. Stanselle fell in
love with the daughter who was a few
years younger than himself and oyercom-
ing the objection of the girls father and
mother the young people were engaged to
be married. Stanselle, who had gradually
been making money, began TO move among
the society people Of Santiago. He intro
duced young Spaniard, Don Alexandra
Rodriguez. Rodriguez was very rich and
belonged to one of the best families. He
fell il love with Mary Lansing. The up
shot of the matter was that the Spaniard
! obtained the consent of MIR. Lansing to
marry his daughter and Stanselle was for
hidden the house. The American and the
girl then planned an elopement but Stan
selle's sense of honor prevented him from
carrying il out. Rodriguez not knowing
Stanselle had been the favored suitcr
of Miss Lansing, invited him to the wed
ding. Stanselle told Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing
he relinquished all claims on Mary's hand
and he (Rodriguez) was kept in ignorance
of Mary's first love. Stanselle was best
man at the wedding.
Stanselle shortly after came to the United
States and in 1879 married in Omaha. He
took his wife to South America, where she
died in 1854. About year ago Stanselle
visited his mother in Leadville, Col. He
endeavored TO interest American capitalists
| in South American properties he had &C
| quired. He advertised in various news
papers among those of this city. Within a
week after his advertisement appeared,
| Stanselle received letter bearing the New
York postmark. 1t was from Donna Rod
rigueZ. The donna did not wish TO invest
in South American property, but she did
want to tell her old lover OF her life. Her
husband had died two years previously in
Paris. The announcement was also made
that Mr.. Lansing had been dead many
years and that the widow was without in
cumbrance of any kind, her only child, a
| girl, having died. Stapselle at once re-
| piled to the letter. This was only few
weeks ago and the old love was revived
There was a proposal of marriage q quick
acceptance and Stanselle came east, arriv-
ing in this city July Z. Some time in the
first week in October they will be married
and Stanselle will take his bride to Buen os
Ayres. After settling up his business
there, they will return TO the United States
to settle in Washington. The donna is
wealthy and Stanseile is rich.
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Union Pacific May Statement.

| Boston, July 16.-The May statement Of
the Union Pacific shows the gross earnings
of the whole system to be 50, $4,000 a de-
crease of $74S, 600; net, 81, or, 900; decrease,
$500. OOO
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Mr.. SpurgeOn Weaker
John Blasely. Boat Builder. Dead.

LONDON, July 16.-Mr. Spurgeon, at S 80
was weaker, but not suffering.
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90, coo cords of wood valued at at Sl50, 600.
Since alleged trespass the plaintiff has
acquired the trusteeship of the property
Defendants claim they hold title by pur-
chase and will dispute plaintiffs claim.
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williams Appreciation Of English Troops

LONDON, July 16.-The German Emperor
requests the Duke of Cambridge to con-
vey to the troops who took part in the
Wimbledon review his appreciation of
their soidierly bearing. The Emperor was
much struck with the efficiency Of the vol
uuteers
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BosToN, July 16.-John Blakely, the vet
eran boat builder of Cambridge, died to
day
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Empire City Co.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Empire City
Electric company has gone into liquidation.
Liabilities, 100000.
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Import Duty on " heat Reduced.

LISBON, July 16-A decree has been pro-
mulgated reducing the import duty on
wheat to refs per kilogramme.
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strike on the Northern Of France.

PARIS, July 16.-Seven hundred men on
the Northern railroad struck to. day.
Other lines are short handed and the strike
is extending.
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Potato Rlieht in IreIand.

DUBLIN, July 16.-The blight has played
great havoc with the potato crop in Skib-
bereen district
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Primes Edxard,s lsland Mants Reciprocitx.

OTTAWA, July 16.-A resolution In favor
of unrestricted reciprocity between the
United States and Canada has been
adopted by the provincial legislature of
Prince Edwards island.
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Shot Two Policemen

MIDDLEsBoRoUGH, Ken, July l6-Dennis
Johnson, keeper of notorious saloon near
here, while resisting arrest shot two police
men. A crowd os a hundred men soon
gathered and have gone to destroy the sa-
loon
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Ratk far wsatterI

Dur tiber 0Sabren fdon wu.be Mts.
Wiusto:p's SOOTHING 5prup DON MiIs
lioneu bon Matterr beim 3abneit Scr
Rinber angetrenbet. Wirf Du iA
Shlafe bur9 6as SGreien eines Rinbes
gefbrt, bas i'm 3atHen III unb Dor
Shmeraen tueinta Wenn 70, lafe fofprt
cine SlasGe Don yaQrs. MtnsIow's 500.
tbina Gprur~ bolta. Gstr Wertb Ia III.
be5ablbar. Us pirb benz fleinen 2eiben.
ben iofort 9ineerune berFhaHen. Ser.
lGBt gu3 barauf Whtter, es lit tein
3tpeifeI barGber. @s beilt Spienterp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Maeen unb
lie Rierer, beieitigt Winb RrIit. er.
tpsi9t ben @auren. nerbinbert Gnt3in,
ouug unb itdrft bas gan3e Spfiem,
rWsrs. WinSlotps Soothing SprupA
fir 3abnenbe 2inher III angenebm In
@ei6mad unb bas &e3ept fammt bon
einem Der beften weibllGen Merate In
ben Der. Staateu. @s III BET alien
Grugsiiien in Der eonaen Wslt au has
ben. 8reis rs @ts. Der Slofde,
Rauft nidts anheres als Mrs. Wiass
Ions Sootbing Sprup
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Sem aeebrtea 9ablifitnr

Bite gang ersebeue Mnaeise, baB tpi,
bur9 unieren ueuen Santuagen In ben
etanb sefebt Rnb, 9ampen : Del uub
@afoline unieren Qunoen tins 9aus su
liefern unb bort borsumeRen. 8alo.
line, unb Oelfanneu NIT 2rabn ftibrt
Der Wasen tets NIT unb t5nnen ben
geebrten Qunben auf 8erlangea 3ur
BenuBuns iberlafeu tuerben. I'm ge.
neigten 3ufpru6 bittet BITE
Miffion Oil Co..
(Snbaber 8. %. u. Grombera.)
Is u. AlamOfroBe. 3eIepbon 543.
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u. 6. paris. s. 81. Rotspeu
PARIS &

pbotosrapbif@es ateIier,
SO. II uno ID WeH,g Commerce etraBe,
San Mntonio. Die allerneuejfen Sen.
res In photographer fem oussefhbrt,
ebenfo elegant uentl ni1t better, ipis
irgenb uel6e i'm Gtaate. 2ebensgroBs
@ropon portraits unb ole Arten BON
Bergr6Berunsen. @ebt Cure Bilber
ni9t Gremben. I'm He b~ergr6Bern 3u
laRen, tuenn BITE Mrbeit bier BON Der.
autuortliden Ranflern aur bolleu gu.
frieoenbeit ausgeftbrt reroen tam.
Wir liefern nur Nrbeit erfier Glafe ab.
Mnf6ten bon @ebduben perben aufs
genommen unb ale Nnftrdse auberbalb
benz Ntelier prompt beiorgt.
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Gine beimiide Snonitrie.
Geo. @aabrb's 9ampf . aaferei.

Man b6rt bdufg, baB beimifde Sn,
6ufrie = ua1 benz Spri1morte: Scr
prOpbet gilt ni9ts In ieinem Better.
lanbeA = In ber eisenel Gtabt tpenig
anerfannt tpirb. Stun, BET SEQ. Mars
brp's Dampffiferei III biss ni9t Der
Jal. SIN @egentbeil finben bic Ga,
brifa!e BET 5abrit reiBelben Mbfob unb
he lit nit Muftrdgen ni9t uur BON bier,
fonbern bon iberol Der, f6rmliG iiber.
bduft. Der grfolg be. erobartis elm,
g~erityieten Gaferei if fein @ebeimniB.
4err Manbrp lit Elm Meiiter In ieinem
Jade. St bat ME barauf getuartet,
baB ibm ~ausudrtiee 2onturren3 auDor.
tam. fonbern er f9nitt He iieis felbH
ab. inbem er bic neneffen anidaFungen
ma6te unb bic ueueften Mafhinen auf.
ffelte. 6eute III er fir bic beoeutenb.
fen Mufttdge in 5dHern, 8otti1en, Gi
ffernen &c. einseridtet unb nle tuerben
He prompt ausgefibt. Die aaferei bes
Faset I'D 1913 unb Ito Nufins6 traBe.
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Grfrealtde 8otidaft fit 9auoreuttr.
Neme beutf@te auIpmie.

Sn Nnerfennung bes 5Ieibes, Der
Musbauer, Der Sa1tigfeit unb bes ebs
renuettben Characters Der beut'9en
5armet, bat bic Bap Nranias 2ano &
EMANCIPATION Gompasnie. tpelne einen
groBen Sbeil Der pesen ibrer groBen
Gru6tbarteit unb ibres angenebmen
unb gefunbeu Rlimas betannten vst.
CHARLES 0alb;niel" beRbt, bef1loKen,
biefes ausge5eihnete ganb nit beutf9en
8auern unb 6bh3i1tern gu eoloni.
firen. 9iefes &anb Iiest in Mranios
@ountp, Seras, on Der Suite bes meris
tanii9en @olfes.
Der Booen it nit Sanb unb aer.
febten eeemufGeIn gemii9t, baber
lei6t 5u bearbeiten, auBerbem bot er
ben groben @oraug Der unterbemoRe.
rung. Sos @egenmafer bleibt ai1t in
pfiBen feben, langfam berbunfenb
un6 ben 8oben fauernb, nie bas in 10
man6en @eaenben Der Sal it, ionhern
es 3iebt bur9 ben Ioderen @ooen uub
bereini9t fi6 nit benz aberaa unter Der
Oberfd6e nur meniee Sub tief 3u fins
benben Wafer; in GcI9e befen III Der
Yoben peltige 3oll unier Der Ober.
fiddle INNER feudt, ielbit in ben trOden.
ten Jobren unb ei9net fh beBbalb 70
portreffi6 fur Semitic unb Obhbau.
@s giebt fsia 0anb anf Der MeIt, no
Der @ein nd6t tpie bier, unb er reift
mehr als einen Mouct friiber, aIs in
@al%ifornien.
IS fnb f6on einige 9enti1e bier,
unter anberen Gtib Zimmerman, mel.
der friber auf Der 5taats Mferbaus
idule uabe grpau als @drtner N.
geifelt mar.
5hf Soeblieber unb Slider 1T es
bas refine paraDies. gs lit bier cine
CUTE @~eIegeubeit fhr einen @efddftss
MANI, UNI einen tleinen RauHaben,
oerbunben. init Bauhol3banbel, au3l.
fanseu, bic Rompasnie tpirb ben Store
bauen Iafen.
Was oas 2anb 10 empfebIensmertb
modt far bisberige &enter, IN, BOB bic
Rompagnie ben Deuti1en 10 giinffige
Rautbeoinsuneea telt, fe braudeu
ndmli6 bas erffe Sobr feinen Sent @eIb
an3u5ablen, aber Ehfen 19 fogIeim aus
febeln unb einen Sbeil ibres getpdbIten
2anbes bebauen. gs tpirb mur an
mirtli@e Nniebler, aber ltiht
on Speculanten b~erfauft. Deutf9e
uerbeu In ieber 8esiebune bebor3ust.
Die Rompasuie bat 6errr1 Souls
8. 8rh5I. tpel9er in Mranias paB
(friiber &odport genannt) cine Mpos
ibete befbt. OILS ibren beutf9en Maenter
ernarnt fur ben 8erfaaf ibrer 41nbe<
REIGN unb tpiro berielbe germ bereit fein,
aue Nnfrageu au beantmprten, unb oies
ienigen, tueI@e fomnlen unb Hd bas
2ano anieben tpolIen, Don Y. anfas 9ab
aus frei bortbin 5u fihren.
Nan oetfeble bieie @elegenheit ni9t,
bei0nberB ba bas 2anb In Der Ndbe bes
fhnftisen 3iefmafer 0afens Mranins
paB 1T.
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&ere g. s. @paner. so. 217

Sect G.. $. @aiiler, RD. 217 81,
6ouiion Strabe bdIt fets bas bon.
fDmmeaiie 2ager In 3eiGenmateria'
lien, 3apeten, Garben, @ias, Gpiegel,
sIas, 8%iloerrabmen, 5irniHea unb alen
3ei6nens uab NaIersl ltenFlien. Rhnft.
leriid oussefubrte 8tlber unb Statuet.
ten &c. Rn6 In cine. iebensDertben Sal,
lerie CUR MaFGt unb gum gsrfouf auss
9effellt. SIN Eapeten unb 3immerbetos
rationea 1T bas @ei6madbolfe uab
Neaefe bprf 3u inben.
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Galifpruia.aeet,fe.

Meinltebbaber fnben elm groSes ga,
ger BON feinen california Weine1 BEL
6errn s. 3. Meper am Miamp
pla5a. 0err Meper fudt bic Meine
an Drt unb SteQe aus ul.h fauft oireft
aus benz Keller Ter Mein3b9ter. als
gutem Renner gelingt es Tim fets, BIZ
beften Scrten aus3updblen. ST fann
feline 2umben uuo 6amilien nit einem
guten Sropfen nerieben. Rotb. unb
WeiBwetne In por3hgI.Ger QuaIitdt
BON iegt ab $1.00 per @allone - fret
tns 6aus geliefert.
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{ unit t.
soutbern @sacific,S aba.

Att lrt.
Na@ Nep O,leuns, poufton unb @als
bettou.9. 0&trm unb 900 Nbenbs.
snfunt.
Won ZEN Grlsans, 6oufton unb Sal.
neion 200 Born. unb $50 Ma6m.
Nbfabrt.
Na9 San Graneiseo, gl pafo unb
eagle paB...........4 20 Na4m.
Mnfun t.
Bon Gan Sraaeiseo. 81 paio unb
@a9le YaB ...-.,.....8.45 Born.
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Aemtfde sol Qffice.

Deutfde, fotpie ensliiGe Druid, ar.
beiter tuerben prompt unb billia Der.
fertist BON Sob Shott. No. Z
Ncrb 9refas 5traBe. auftr1ge
orn a~uBerbalb srbeteu.
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Jeiner llnteri6ieb. g.: .Sie be-
i9aiti9en iiG bod 10 piel nit 9umor
nno 5inb babel 10 eruit; lnein Neffe,
Der itd aud barin iibt, ladt ben 9an3e1l
3as!" g.: .Mtein 9ieber, beoeufeu
gle audi Sbr 9teffe la9t iiber leius
Wise lelbit uao i'd iibsrlaiie es anos>
reul"
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@- 9ie Morgan City Fish apd
Oyster Company bat tets bic beiten
4uffern unb frtf6effeH Slide, Milb &C.
N0e Nuftrdge uerben prompt ausee.
ftbrt. 3eIepbon SO. 81.
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anf ilmp.pen. Didterlims:

.0un, 9err Doftor, pie nrtbsileu sic
iiber meine Verlude?" = 3rittfer:
sd m09te sic nit N6iu per9leis
den =" Dt9terlin9: nSie
meinen, bab i'd 9lel6 inn unfterbli1
werbe?" : &rtttfer: Stein, oas
ni6t. absr sic wiiien, er lit pisl an
ben 8erien."
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Gienba1n Tabr Ylam.
S. & 6. u. 8abm.

Nbabrt.
Nu9 st. 2ouis bia Srcn Mountain
ooer M. 6. & S.. AS Morgens.
Nab 81. 2Ouis bia Sron Mountain
N0ute $500 WbeuOS.
Na9 Narebo. $3.50 Born.
Natunft.
BON ct. 2ouis, Sron Mountoin & 90.
&. e S..............9.35 0orm.
gon st. 2ouis, SION Mountain & 81.
St. & &. 1000 Mbenbs.
Von Sareop ...........5:35 Wahm.
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@S- Wer cine White. Wdb .Waiaine
baben nil. tpeabe fd on $. %. grps
ON alitn EIske (408 Nbe. E).
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az Sebermanns Seedlings 5 Mdb.
Wlldine tit The Standard. Mau tauie
cine unb m,rb fi6 bapon hber3eugen.
gu baben bel 8. %. Grps, 408 Mpe. E..
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.. u. & n. q. 8abn.
Mbfabrt.

Nod GalpetOn, 0oufon unb @uero
tdgli9 lm...-........9.55 Borm,
ytah Gotpus @brifti, &pdport unb Bee
bile td8ii9 um -......1.30 Na1m,
Na9 &errbiLe tagli1, ausgencmmen
S%Dnnta9s, I'm 500 Na@nl.
Mntunft.
Bon @aloefos, 9oufon unb @aero
tdgli6 I'm. ..~....-...6.40 Mbenbs.
Bon CORPUS Gbriiii, &odport uno Bee.
bile. idgli1 um......2.55 Na@m.
VOn &erroiQe tdglid, ausgenommer
Sonnta9s .9.45 Born.
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S4- Die Household . W1bmafdine
mirb BET s. %. Grips, 408 Noe. E Der.
tauft.
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sas- Cine feline NuswabI bon Often.
9emoen, unterJeua, 8oiIette, grtiteIna &c.
bet paneoaif & Sobn.
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hr 3meibunbert Nn3ige unb brei.
hunbert 0oien gu ftnf3is Gents am
Dollar, aues quite Maare, UNI gu rdus
men bel paueoat & 90 n.
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s@waae ausrebs. @raf: ,@as,
bteles Piero empiebleu sic mir sans
b%eionbers fenri9 @s la6t ia ben
aopf bangen. a bebanbIer
%, nlr aus @brfur6t Dor Sbnsn,
9err @raf."
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Wneiie unb Proia. Sic: ,Wirlt
Du jemals uniere 9o93eitsreils BET,
selien, mein Sdas I" = @r: y9lies
mails, niemals, mein @ueel, Die Red),
aungen iparen mandmal 81 fiirhter.
lid |"
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n Wenn sic cine Ndb . Mofdiue
brauden, 10 geben Sic 3u grps, 408
Noe. E unb faufen Sit cine Domestic.
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@ei6aftsmabis. Banter: .9bre
Shulo wddit aber 10 bebeuteno an,
9err lieutenant ; bas lit i4on beinabe
- cine hQlbe TDhter!"
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IN Der 9orHduIe. Der 9faus lit

in Der S0rFi@ule. Der 8lau8 1T
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-31

was time when people did not think about
/ the sumner until the summer was half
over.
Nowadays the hills and ocean are talked
about ana read about ali winter. The bust
ness man with his family are trying 10
make the winter season shorter. and the
summer season LONGER.
| am almost inclined 10 believe that il
might nay TO aG EertiSe summer hotels and
summer tours ii January. It certainly
pays 10 advertise hem IN MAY. and no sum-
mer man can be foolish enough to wait un-
I'll June or July before he tells the people
what he has 10 offer them.
The so-called society paper has been and
always VIII DE consided the organ OF the
hotel and touring advertiser. L pays 10
advertise a frst-cldss hotel. a firsr-class
railroad, and 4 frst-cIass steamer line in
the society paper, even II its GAINED cirCu-
latlOn is double its real.
cannot understand the business logic Of
some summer men who advertise only in
the society papers at the exclusion OF the
peoples daiEeS-thC popular newspapers
which are read by everybody
Tile argument that the summer hotel
IS patTuuized exclusively by society people.
AMI consequently the society paper alone
reaches il, is the weakest kind Of business
nonsense. The average sumner hotel
boarder simply has iavoring Of tone. If one
watches the mai which cones TO the summer
hotel. he viii lind that ninety out of every
hundred papers are the popular daily news
papers Of the towns or cities the boarders
live i'll.
The high rates charged by the popular
daily is the best argument that the adver-
tiSing space IN il Is invaluable 70 hotel and
tourist advertiser.
The people who patronizc the theater in
the winter fill the summer hotel and board
ing house in the summer. Shrewd theater
managers have always thrown the bulk OF
their advertising into the dailics.
Accepting the statements OF circulation
made by owncrs Of society papers, one good
city daily has more circulation in i single
day than al Of the society papers put to-
gether have in 4 month. l 10 not Gepreciate
society paper advertising I would simply
advise the summer advertiser TO do more in
the paper which the most people read, be
cause he is after the people.
The following advertisement is produced
in close fac silnile from an announcement
OF a leading seaside hotel:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-31

This advertisement is thoroughly conven-
tional yet undoubtedly has boarder- bring
ing quality in II. would cTiticise the
printing OF the hotel name in type SO large
that it overerides the name of the place 1
do not think that the name of the house, eX-
cept to those who have been there. and those
who have been there know what it is, is as
important TO the casual reader as that which
IS in the house and the attractions of it,
Locality. The parties who have never been
there are the parties the prOprietOrs are
after. These people care very little about
the name OF the hotel, beyond its general
reputation; they need something to attract
their eyes when running through the ad-
vertsing column in search of summer
board; something which will suggest to
them that which their tired bodies OF in
cinatiOns demand.
realize that | am going out ofthe beaten
track IN advising summer men to adver-
Use their attractions more than the particu-
lar names of their houses. / feel that | ain
III the right because | consider the name of
the hotel the firm name, the list of attrac-
tons the goods for sale, and the goods for
sale, not the people who sell them are the
things people are after
! rewrite the advertisement attempting
to carry out my idea.