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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

The public will find everything in apple pie
order at the new stand on Thursday morn
ing.
The general plan and arrangements Of the
new Postotiice can be described in few
words. The department occupies and is
confined to the entire first floor of the Fed
eral building The structure of the edifice
is in quadrangular form. Along three
sides Of the square are located the
principal offices, and the workingroom is in
tie center of the quadrangle. 1t is
enclosed by a massive screen and is 126 feet
long bv sc feet wide. The Postmaster's
rooms are in the Smithfeld street and
Fourth avenue corner; the Money Order
Division occupies the corresponding corner
at Third avenue; the Registry Division is
at the corner of Third avenue and Cherry
alley, and the remaining corner, at Fourth
avenue, is devoted to the cashier.
WHERE THE ENTRANCES ARE.
The building has three public entrances,
one on each avenue and one on Smlthfeld
street. The latter is the main entrance
Here there are five doors, 10 feet high by S
feet wide, hung in pairs on substantial brass
hinges. They are made of Spanish mahog-
anv, are o. inches thick and have 9 panels,
the center one of which is sunk en- and en-
bellished with foliaged mo lding. Over
each door is a transom of heavy plate glass.
The trimmings are of the same material as
the doors, and exhibit artistic design
and neat workmanship The mid
die door of the five admits TO
a vestibule IA feet by II feet formed by the
necessary heavy masonry work of the tower.
Arched openings through the walls open into
the corridor on either hand The ceiling of
the vestibule is artistically wrought in
stucco, and the soffits, joints and architraves
of the arches show chaste design and
skilled execution. The front corridor, eX-
tending right and left from the vesTibuie, is
Is feet inches wide. The walls are wains-
cotted in Tennessee marble, surmounted by
a handsome waintscot of Spanish mahogany
in panels.
OFFICES OF THE POSTMASTER.
The postmaster's offices comprise pub
lie room and private apartment for the
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desks. The enclosure is laid with Lyonuaise
tiing with black border. The wainscot-
ting, continued from the woodwork within
the railing, is of Tennessee marble. The
ceiling is wrought in stucco and finished in
huf color The windows are of polished
plate glass, shaded by nankeen curtains.
The fireplace is arranged for natural gas,
and i enclosed by an exceedingly hand
some martle-plece Of Tennessee marble in
three shades The design is ornate
NEATLY ARRANGED TOILET ROOMS
On the Fourth avenue side stairway
leads 10 private toilet rooms. These are
neatly arranged. The Postmasters private
room Is reached from the public room. The
communicating door is of Spanish mahog-
any with nine panels and the usual trim
uiingS including a circular fan sash and a
handsome pediment surmounting the frame
work.
The private room is % feet bv IL feet 6
inches. 1t is wainscoted similarly to the
other room, and is lighted by large treble
window. Al the back are the vaults, with
q closet above. The ceiling is yerv hand
SOmelv freScOed. Exit from this room to
the corridor is through a short passage. each
side Of which is iittinglv framed in wood
work The corridor door is a dupIicate of
the inside door, and is finished with archi-
traves, sotiit and pediment. The furniture
Of the doors is brass and of the best design.
II should be noted that Postmaster Mexican
supplied the decorations OF these two rooms
from his private purse, so that he will he
undisturbed by artisans once he takes pos
session.
THE MONEY ORDER DEPARTMENT.
The money order division quarters are
duplicates in point of size and architectural
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27
Thornton Bros,

GREAT sale of moquette carpets at Ed
ward Groetzinger's this week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

Proved glorious unqualified success atesed by the pres
of of thousands of PsbWgs faest and delighted
daughters also many thousands more for miles and miles
around about U.s. added their need of praise Without the
slightest inclination vain boastng certainly very graft
flying for listen the many remarks and commentators
bestowed upon honest untng humble efforts which have
again trumphanty crowned Pttsbugs Leading Mners
Without going into wearyng details would simply say that in
New York itself better assorted stock of Millinery be
found under roof lovely range of Toques and Bonnets
for and evening wear Round Hats Wide Brms Carriage
Hats English Tbans etc. It's impossible to enumerate
ALL but will merely mention few of the Leading Beauties to be
found in immense stock:
Patti, Crescent, Senator, Vgo, Creole,
Sharon Cotero, Savoy, Topeka, Norman,
Avenue, CotIIion, Goodkind Primrose Violet
Addie, Hixon, Malvern, Clifton, Hussar,
Redfern, Sylvan, Stephanie, Windsor, Winthrop
Felix, Dudley Auburn, Dakota Duchess
kiobe, Gypsy Mercury, Jerome, Royal,
Mischief, Finette Surrey Narron Harriet
And very many others But and them There's STYLES
and qualities enough all and pocketbooks Then
the Trimmings Theyre certainly both lovely and nobby calcu
lated please the hearts and adon the headwear Psbug
and surrounding districts beauty We've got the largest and
magnificent aggregation of Birds Agrettes Pompons
ets Tips etc. etc. etc. you behed besides all the
shades in Ribbons and VeKets. And, you all know
prices from IS per less than anywhere else
Still irrespective of this fact we'll continue heretofore when
all materials are bought here to make
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

GREAT sale of moquette carpets at Ed
ward Groetzinger's this week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27
The PittSburg POStOffice About to Be
Removed Into Adequate and
Appropriate Quarters.
A GRAND TRANSFORMATION SCENE
That Is to Take Place at Midnight Wednes-
day, and Thursday Morning
All Business Is
TO Be TRANSACTED AT THE NEW STAND.
Description of the Elegant Edifoe Into Which Uncle
Sam Is Going.

At the stroke of midnight on the 3oth,
next Wednesday, the old postofice building
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

Father Moliinger and His Patients.
Father Mollinger yesterday denied that
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

pUsttOo IVI zU
Goods delivered to all parts of two cities
To parties living out of the city will prepay
freight on all orders of $40 and upward.
Send for price list before ordering.
JAS. J. WELDON,
No POI Market street, cor. Second avenue,
Pittsburg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

ABRAHAM LINCOLN,'
By the Grand Army comrades insures its
success. Grand Opera House next week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27
ANOTHER PLUCKY PURCHASE.

From welknown celebrated New York manufacturer his
entire stock Summer Blazers and Refers lan Black Navy
and Slate Colors They're right here and we'll sell them at
the rate of SO cents the dollar Come you don't
want to get left.
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NO LACK OF LIGHT.

The ceiling, % feet above the floor, is fat,
and of glass through which abundance of
light streams down from lantern light of
the same area in the roof. The pillars sup-
porting the upper floors are handsomely
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postmaster, each with
separate entrances
from the corridors.
The public room is 26
feet by 30 feet, and is
lighted by four double
windows. Entrance
from the corridor is
obtained through Il
pair of handsomely
finished doors ofSpan-
ish mahogany, with a
circular fan light
above. The spsndrels
over the arch are
artistically carved and
the whole work is
vanished. The win
dOws are wrought in
the same material and
similarly finished
" ain~roating five feet
in height, also Of Span
i>h mahogany, with
SUnllen panels, runs
around the room to a
point where a railing
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27
EACH SCHOOL Is INSPECTED.

EACH SCHOOL IS INSPECTED.
"In addition to the most modern equip
ments and the high standard of studies in
the National schools, the Government has
adopted an excellent plan to maintain the
efficiency of teachers. A corps of in.
spectors recruited from the best class of
teachers is employed to visit each school
several times year for the purpose of
conducting tests or examinations of the
progress made by each of the pupils. The
law prohibits any intimations to be given
to the teachers as to when the Inspector
shall pay his required visit, consequently,
the schoolmaster must always be ready.
The Inspector keeps a record of the results
or percentages attained by each pupil, and
the greater number of pupils the teacher
graduates to the maximum percentage: the
more his salary is increased.
THE IRIsHNIEN TAKE THE LEAD.
"This most liberal Governmental pro-
vision for the education of the people has
been producing great results. A proof is
found in the census reports of the great de-
cline in illiteracy IN. Ireland. At the ex-
aminations held in London for Government
positions many Englishmen complain that
the highest positions in the civil service,
awarded as result of competitive exam
nations, were carried off by Irish candi-
dates. The Royal Irish Constabulary,
force of upward of 16, 600 men, and phys
ically fine body of men, are required to
undergo a strict educational examination
before being accepted. They are all natives
of Ireland and graduates of the schools.
evidence of prosperity in Ireland, was
indicated by the extraordinarily successful
annual horse show held in Dublin, the last
week in. August. Fully $4,000 of the yeo-
manry. and yeowomanry, and their families
attended from all sections of Ireland. Their
fire apparel and general appearance of COM
fort and happiness would compare with the
people of any country.
1.-THE Duke of Clarence, (the Prince of
Wales eldest sony some day, if the Monar-
chy lasts, to be King of England-occu-
pied box on the principal stand during the
Dublin races. The Duke is about % or 90
years of age, and is extremely tall and
slender, and has not distinguished appear
ance No more attention was paid him at
the horse SHOW or in Dublin, than if he were
an ordinary individual, instead of an heir to
the purnIe" 3D. .'
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The hearty approval of the historica
drama,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

a Neat St0jr7ndy. for the clerks of
the division. A similar stairway to that in
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MONEY ORDER DEPARTMENT.

The money order division quarters are
duplicates in point of size and architectural
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

letter drop cor One Of the MonogruniS.
ner is to the right on entering from Smith
field street and at the Third avenue corner.
Two bays face the front corridor. One bay
has two windows for retailing stamps and
the other has the special delivery, ''city,"
foreign" East" and "West" drops
legibly inscribed on brass plates.s -.
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NO CHARGE FOR TRIMMING.
NOVELTY! VARIETY! VALUE!
Our Ladies' SaCQQGS, Wraps, Etc, Etc.

This triple combination you'll find only exists but emphatic
ally uurates here We've literally overhadowed and obEer
aed all former efforts We from whence these
cities the assertions there doesn't exist better
assorted equal value Ladies Wrap stock anywhere Now
just glance please following quotations. but by all
and Judge for yourselves Well pleased and satisfied
you're sure to be.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

Now the above only represents very few of elegant novel;
ties Finer goods variety and abundance all at tempting
low But said before desire with emphasis
and judge yourselves In angne
will be realized.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-20

on Qaalitdt III berleIbe gut. 3orn lit
nur mittelmdBig. ba Soft Ylubius pere
feblte, ben re9tseitieen &esen 3u FEM
ben. Wfit WiQet unb SartenQemuie
berbdlt es fib ebeniD tpie NIT Rcrn !;
bod war bic Rartoffelernte cine febr er.
eiebige unb i'd erfubr bon einem Eeut=
i9en unb iab es au6 nit eieenen Nu.
gen, baB Elm biertel Mfer etlpa so 8us
ibet bertaufharer &artoffeln einbro@te.
Jru6tbdume gebeiben bier ale; id babe
10 f9Dne NebfeI unb Birnen bier geie.
ben, als irgenbpo i'm Norben.
4ls i'd bot ungefdbr 6 Woaen bier
anfari. fanb i'd uttter ben 9eutI@en
bier uno nod Wi9ita Sails su an beutz
f1en 3eitungen nur bic uOeutfde
Warte" unb p&unbi9au@ BON @bicaao.
unb religi6ie 3eitunaen, bauptid9li6
bic ber ebanseliiden @emeinfdaft, elmer
neuen relisi0ienSefte. tpeI9e iebr metbo=
biffii6 ansebaudt III unb fi9 uabrs
i9etali4 nut f6dmt, bieien Namen su
tragen, ba i'd feinen unteridieb ami.
fden ben beiben finben fann, b6difens
ben, oaB bic ebangelii9e @emeinf9aft
ftrenger in Der Nuslbung ibres Gottes.
bienites lit, als tene unb in getpil1er Be-
5iebung ben Seiuiten dbneIt.
So4 um tDieber auf bic 3eitungen su
fcmmen. Inter ben obpaltenben umz
ffdnben tuuBien bic 2eute nibt, tpas in
ibrem 9taat Dorsins unb @1reiber bic.
leg nabm fi6 bor, biejem uebel abau.
heIfen, unb nit tpeI6em @rfolg pifen
sic ia ielbit. Sn @i6ita Sails bat
bic rGreie preifefiir Seras"
eli, bier brei unb in Grabam einen, aIio
i'm @aasen Is neue Mbonnenten betpms
men unb, 70 i@ belfen fann, iolI fie nod
mebr baben!
Aber nun genug fir beute; in meis
nem Ndhiten cine gei6reibung meiner
&eiie u. I. 10. Sbr
EPIsCoPALIs INFIDELIs
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Sa1t01l)ltt.1lt.

Wer an Sanbnurm leibet. ienbe fur
mein R bifal MitteI. Seine
9ungettur erfOrberlid. Mein Mittel
1T Ieidt gu nebmen. ieIbii fiir 9inber,
unb fbtpddt nibt ben R6rper. @as
rantie fir &tfolg. preis $3.50. @leid).
seitig oerieube i'd bas beriibmte Seras
uniDerial Deilpaaifer. Shbreraugen.
uub War3f r3fnpdafier, Catarrh Snuff,
Pile Ointment, iotpie mein unfeblbores
Neuralgia Eminent. Nbrelie:
%. Sell Guitin, Seras.
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z WoLESoN.

Sas uDerreidbte rei5t sic, bas 8etDons
meme Iafen Sic a6tlos fallen. Sd ba=
be bic 3auberiiden &eiae. aber aud
tpobl aud bas DdmoniIde Sbrer Natur
empfun6en unb ertannt!"
Sic baben nur barte Worte, 6erl
bon NeBotD, - ftnb sic benn unper.
iobnli92 Sd babe mod ME sewonnen,
was getpinnensmertb mar GpieIereis
en- baben mein Ser3 taum oberf1d9lid
berhbrt, iebt fiible i'd mid gum erfen.
nal bon elmer groben, Harfen Qeibens
idaft erfabt, bic mein ganaes Meien
bur1glhbt, i'd gebe mid ibr obne &ifs
bait, obne Ratgen, obue @riibeIn i'm
@Iauben an He bin, = folte He mid
aud bernibten!
Oie GIammen. bic sic entsiiubeu,
ber3e5ren nur anbere, ni9t sic, MeIas
niel sic erffeben dus fold einem 6euz
erbabe tpie ber pb6nir, neugeboreu au
tpeiterem 2eben unb 2ieben, bas Ser.
gaugene tDie Nide binter fi6 3urtdlai.
fenb, Die i'm Winoe aeriiiebtl
Sbr Muge re6et eine anbere 6prahe
als Sbre 3unge, = i@ flnn mid 10
nt1t tdui1en, = es NOR efte, beige
2eibeni6aft, bie sic nod Dor furaem
nnDioerifeblib In meme yldbe apg!
unmiberfieBlt@, = MeIanie, mie elm
3auberbaan -----
/ gfun mobl, 10 baben Sic bod ben
Mutb, H6 bieiem 3auber binaugeben |
6ennp! 8ertrauen Sic mir nur mod
einmoll
gu fpdt, .-su ipdt, nurmeIte &es
botp. i'd fam nibt gum @errdtber tpers
benI
gBeil Sic ben Mutb ni9t baben!
Weil i9 30 ebrenbaft binl
nn5 tpenn 2ance freipillig suriids
tr6ie2
9ebow blidte iie on unb iaste:
Gelbif bann, Melanie! = Stir elm
lei9tfertiges Spiel fnb Sic au gut; =
meinen Namen = tann i'd Sbnen nidt
mebr bieteni
Cine turse pauie.
st b6rte bic 3if6enben Mtbemaiige
oes Wdb6ens, bann ibr furaes, bartes
2aden.
--@Iauben Sic, i6 babe n6tbig, mir
meinen @atten aus Der 3aierne bolens!
Jeigling, ber sic fnb! 3um Spiel
bin i'd Sbnen su 9ut2 Wsir tparen Sic
gu einem folden gera5e gut genug. gu
meinem @atten perlange i1 einen gans
3en, pOllen Wtann, einen Wann bon
Mutb unb &raft, teinen e56md9ling |!
Sd babe Sbnen geboten, mas Sic truns
Ten MAIDEN, - Sic big gum Mabnfnn
eut3tiden muBte, menn sSbre eigene
SdmmerIi6teit, bic sic nit benz MSan.
tel bon @bre uab pfi@t befen m6d.
ten, sie nidt binberte, au genieBen.
80 babe ben Mutb, Der Sbnen febIt
Grei unb often min id bon Sbnen bins
ausgeben, benz einfdItieen Rnaben
Sance mein Nuilib 3eisen unb mid
freuen, luenn er Sic fiir S5re Geiebeit
ad6tigtl
Hebom mar big in bic 2ippen er.
bfeidt; bod trot fein Nusbruf bei5en,
mas feline gruit Bis 3um Sprinaen
fdate. auf feline 2ippen.
(Gortfesuns foIst)
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anBfrorofntlt6er AusDerfanf Don @nbma6er 9lrteln
ST. beheutemb berabseieeten 9sreieu.

Die gnsma9erei 1T nns elm Iiebsetporbenes
Sben1a. gSte ieber dltere 9lniiebler 5an Nns
fentos to nit Stol3 auf bas g8adstbum unb
Seoeiben Der Staot 3uriidblidt, 10 mad5t es
" ails Grelloe out bieles 0epartement gu idauen.
stpdb por 1ieben Sabrem elm beiaeibener 9lnz
tang, bat es it'd tlnaufb0rli9 in 8eIiebtbeit
ll1o nmfans anssebebnt, Bis es beute obne
sSfpetIel oas 9rbbte, beiterleu9tete nnb in ies
Der Neiie Sollfonlnlell ausseitattetite gnb,
maa9teroeRartetnent bes sansen @eHens 1T.
ou.a! alies @el9maldoolle. tpel9es burh @elb gu
srreltben mar, tit anselheift tpcrben. 1lebers
banpt, tpenn man bsriidiidtist, bab tpir aaes
baben, nnb bab bas 8eite 3u 10 aubereeip5bn.
lte9 b.ll'9en greilen perfauit birb, 10 lit es
fetnesipess aufidlis, bab bic 9amentpelt
San anton!ps gSDlfiunS gtteberlaac ais
fldrer,.
San5 i'm @esentbeil ipunberbar fpare es.
ipenn Ote Sadie ii4 anbers berbieIt.
Ste meueffptf N}uS4cr n
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alnf Saeiiem gu ssafier OSer gu eans

braudt Der Mseni9 etn meoiatnii4es Sdusprdparat;
altmatii4er nnb Gemperaturmeaiel, idIammses gBals
Ter, unaepObnte spif, 3us ppm rfenen Seniter, bas
Elm mfrrfder &eiiesefhtrte n4t idlteben MILL : al
paS brhet aranfbeen aus, sesen welae Spftetter' 8
Masenbitters, btee8 bette aqer mebicinif6en S6ut=
mtttel, ben 4brper am metiten fdblt. Seefranfbeit
ober ebetett beim Saren erben cfprt beiettist bur
rcrrefltdes S9usmtttel sesen 0aIaria, pieies grpz
6net eine5 trpren pber nabfalten altmas, feud,ter
2sDbnunseu unb acknowledgement, lit. 2eute nit
ssnSer sebenSwets Sabrttarbetter, Seeabrer, Berg
ten, pee srpee fbrperltde Dber setftise 9nrensuns
beenssn, Ober eente, wel&e IN unsennher l1msebuns
tbdtt9 ien miien, betrdGen baS 8itters als Mnpers
aletHltd tn ieiner Grt. @auenfluB, Sarleibisteit,
Dpspepiie, RbeumatiSmus, satriiGes 8cpfmeb unb
Wterenlstben irerben uirtiam betdmpft pur4 fieies
srcBe @Iteratip.
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Ql1beror0elttli6e NttrQftiouelt=
9eidte l1utertleiber fit Serren :!

llnlere lei9ten reinippllsnen llt,terfleiber
(oemb ,lnb 8einfleib) fir Mdnner sl nur 50
iinb itarf in GadbTrage
Serartige unterfleiber in 8albris9an unb
@crue gu nur 81. Sauerbafter Stoff llnb
CUTE 9(rbeit.
Sal9dhte ibwarse l1nterfleiper, bic ii9 Bel
Illen, bic auf elesante &leibuns ie6en, srpber
Seliebtbeit erfrcuen, sit $3.50 unb $500 per
slnsns.
Sarbise 8albrissanzstnaiise auf 81 bis SO
tebueirt
gpscialit1t: alls belonpers bequete unb
elesante llnterfleibuns empfeblen mir bic Be-
riibmten @laftenberrb ,nittelIei4ten bon gta=
tur -8ole, ipelde bon ben aesten fir nod
befier erfldrt iperben, als bic Sdser'ibe @oas
aleibuns gu baben fir ,rur $3.50 per 9tn3us.
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Gs bauebt ,lns aIs Of bic ,,ganbeau sriins
ming" III sfiirSe aasemein popular fperben
iriirbe.
So beftebt aus @inenl. untcr Der 8rempe
beS 9uteS ansebra9tem 8anbe, bas am 8opfe
anIbliebt, nro 1T ipieberunt nit einenn
Sammetbanbe, Spite ober 8ran3 fleiner glt,s
men ilber5ogen.
Sommet-8lumen tperben allgemein beliebt
unb folglia billis. 8oien baben mir bon ie.
ber gr5be unb Sdattirung. 2illa 8lun,en
nor5l8li4 lolGe, Die ins R6tblidbe i9immerf
1tno aaf i9tparsen 9iiten gang pra4tboa.
Die Sdlfte Der iebisen Saeons baben glebr.
lid1feit nit elmer arone biele baben borne
eine i4nlale &rempe, bic 10 gebpsen perben
fann, OaB lts elmer nntertalie, elmer MuideI
ODER ionit @ttpas abnlieb ie9en.
Grame unb lebernfarbene Sil3bate, idbporae,
selbe, blaue uno beinabe sana ipeibe Gtrcbs
Suite finb in grober Amantitdt bcrhanben.
ID 6ie Eiffinffer Nreise.
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@oit uno gaft seben manGer
Sadie ben 3ef.
9as ct. aepuarn i, s,ntef

II INNER mod am olten Orte, am
Mfain pIa3a, San Mntnnio, oifsn. Sns
nerbalb Der leBten Reben Sabre babeu
teine Gigeutbiimer. ober BerDaltunas.
We9fel iiattgefunben.
Die &aten bes 9oteIs finb bieielben
tpie friiber; 81 so fir Doppels unb 50
ftir einaelne 3immer, NIT @ebuttion
bel Der Wodle. Die Deutf1en nit ib.
rem Jamilien merben I'm .@t. 2eonarb"
elm reinli6es. bfbides 9otel fin5en nit
uniibertreffli9em Slid.
pb. g. 2ounbsberp,
1911 lin gisentbamer.
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NmBerurSentlide gfopttdteu bieie
@ode

Sie reileiten Moben in ieibenea unb :ppaene,r
&leiSeritoffen, ioipie in @ai9itcffen
un0 etipa IS bud)eleaante ttnppTttrte
bDdlmeocrne MiDbea= =9tnben,
BON Senen ntdt swei einanber sleidb iinb, i'm
Ereile bon nur $13 bis $50.
Gle9ante CONNER Seibe, seftreift, carrirt
Mnb f9lt9t, in alien Sarbei,, ionft gu 45, so
uttb 90 Gettts bic Ddrb. IN bic fer SO ode
smnnr 35 Gents bic garb.
unler Eager an Baidftoffen TT 70 srob unb
bic Nannisfaltigfeit berielben lit einc 70
grpbe, bab eitte genaue 8ef4reibuns berleIten
uiel su ireit fiibren tpiirbe.
aSir fibren auf 2aser ale bic seiu6teiten
Artel BON Mul, Srsanbie, 3ephbr &c. &c. TN
preiie bon 10 bis 80 Gents per Darb.
GpeciaI Rreiie fir Sieie gSnMe!
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- 5iinfuubawau3is Sabre lit i'd an
rbeumatiiden S9mer3en unb St. Sa.
fobs'Sel tuar bas ein3ige Mitiel, tpels
dies mir 2inberuna bra9te. = Srau
WtarD Glpun, 824 Columbia Mpenue,
Baltimore, Wb.
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@ndIene Mrn tea.eaIhe

Die bette eaIbe Der Eelt fiir S9aitte,
0uett@uugen, @ef@Diire, Gieber. uub Sauts
Nnsf9las, Gle9ts. seiprunsene Sdnbs, 8rsft'
bealen nnb oue Sauttranfbeiten /; fnrirt Sd.
morttoiben ober feine Beaabluns. 8allise
Sattsfdction sarantirt ober bas geIb pirb
turiiderfattet. rs Gents bie S9a&teI. Bun,
Bertauf In alien Gpotbesen. Dreib, 9tomp.
on & Co.. @boteiaIe.
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gberiff Qobb ppn Tonette 6,

- Sheriff 3app bDn 6anetie @ouns
tn III bon einem 8unbss @ebilfsmar.
ibal bsrbaftet tporben, neil er nit Der
Ser. ct. 9oif in 2onflift fam. @r
bate bic @emObnbeit, ole griefe ber
8efansenen, tpelde bieielben erbielten
Ooer abianbten, su 0ffnen unb 3u leien.
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SeipnSerS niebrige @reife In Sieier
0SDc1e!
greis &ebuttipnen i'm 8etrase pnn 30
Bis so grcaent.

Damen, bic irsenb @tipas in bleler grande
aDtbis Haben, Siirfen 8pIfipn'S Special.
9tusperfauf 3u rebucirten 9reiien nid,t bers
feblen.
9lIe 8aarea auf beitimm 2as
bentif DEN iimb su beionberen, tart re.
buctrten 9reiien ntarfirt, bic iebp@
nur fur biele @ode seIten.
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Gin fuMnoerbareS @ebrGtae tm
Gd1Mb:0epartemcttt.

Sb mir bier beiddftist iinb, frast SIR
Stun, bas 1oIlten mir tpobl meinen. @llt,
Sacbriehtei ipanbern i9neuer als ld)lebte.