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fellow townsmen, bat he had one grave
fault, which was only too common
among men of his generation. He was
given to the use of West India rum. At
intervals he disappeared from view.
retiring to his little bedroom, and gave
himself up to his jug for hours and
even days At these times the captain
simply gave out that he was not in
port.
His wife, most excellent woman,
expostulated, entreated, SEQ ded. but in
vain. The captain seemed beyond her
influence.
On one occasion when the captain
had retired to his room for this dis
creditable reason and had spent more
than twenty-four hours there, there
happened to be a great demand for his
services on the part of the navigators,
who were just starting out for Cap
Horn. They came and went, and poor
Mrs NJ, the captains wife, was
worn out in answering calls for her in
capable husband.
Finally there came to the door two
young New Bedford men, masters of
whalers, who wished to obtain from
the captain some information likely to
be of great value to them. When Mrs.
NJ opened the door one of them
said. in rather loud voice:
Il am told that Capt. M is not in
port. Can i tell me when he will
be in?"
''Hum!' She exclaimed, turning half
around and speaking loudly enough to
be heard in the captains room, ''he
may be expected in port when the wind
stops blowing from the West Indiesf'
The captain heard. There was si-
lence for a few moments, and then
came a crash of crockery on the stone
tagging at the back of the house. The
jug had gone out of the window. Then
there came a sepulchral voice from
within:
''She's stopped a-blowin, Priscillal"
BY and by the captain came out,
dressed in his best clothes. with clean
''dickey" and neatly-adjusted stock.
His wife's simple joke had sobered him,
and he was not only lin port that day,
but continuously thereafter. - Youths
Companion.
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ODDS AND ENDS

The United States has 1OOoooo -
telegraph wires. '0'V uiiis q
II has been discovered rho.
date back to the year 100 A. D uianaa
Unbound palm leaf fans are se...
used IN decoration of summer hons. 'elI
Woman's love of admiration !.
vary inyersely with her power Of exeit aps y
The caterpillar is making fearful i
with the fruit trees in southern W. n. a .
land. view Eng
The hardest thing to do is to go4
to think of the things that concern Pspps
most. ih tnen|
Take iron stains from marble with !,
on juice or a mixture OF spirits u = ,sll
and oxalic acid. " Sla'
In Great Britain there is one eleo...
about six of the population: in RAJ.
only one to about forty-six.
On Irish railways women are NM.
ployed as booking clerks, and in MN u
tickets are given almost entirely by wamsu
A Sonoma county, Cal. vineyards,
purchased l00OO paper bags "a cor w.. ~ Il
young vines aud protect them from ~. y
hoppers. say
All that can be said of very slow neon.
is that it is their duty to avoid eon -
ton and get through life as incffensirsl,
as possible
1t has been found after elaborate ev,..
ments that sewage can be more eficis,tl.
filtered through open sand than tbronni
sand covered with soil.
The first dress of embroidered bobb;,..
ever woven in France was presented "a ~
Duchess d'Anguleme, who, twas tboDgtt
would be one day queen of France
The cheval glass is becoming mors ,,a
more a necessary piece Of bedroom flrpi'
ture to tie modern woman. and MI, \
come into use the dressing table and bigs
chest OF drawers.
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GENERAL cLEANINes.

LAST year the arrests for drunken
ness in Ireland were nearly five thou
sand more than those in 1889.
ALCOHOLIC liquors brought from
Christian nations under the protest of
the pagans of Africa are designated
by those benighted people under the
term which in our language means
shame water.
THE saloon costs the country two bill
lion of dollars annually. Il the one
hundred and fifty saloon keepers in the
country annually paid a license of one
thousand dollars each there would
still be balance against them of one
billion eight hundred fifty million an
nually.-National W. C. L. u. Bulletin
DENMARK has five local Woman's
Christian Temperance unions. Special
attention is given to work among the
children. Temperance articles, when
signed by well-known names, are ac-
cepted by the press. The national
president, Mrs. Elizabeth Selmer, re-
ceives much assistance from the good
templars, who often arrange for and
pay the expenses of meetings for the
W. c. +. L.
THERE'S a singular unanimity of opin-
ion among physicians with regard to
the destructive power of alcohol upon
the human brain. DIR. Kate Mitchell
says: The brain, the most important
organ of the body, the passions, the in
telligence, of all human desires and
feelings. of the highest as well as of
the basest of our propensities. is the
organ the earliest and the most pro-
foundly attacked by alcohol"
DIR. HACK TUKE. examiner mental
physiology, University of London; Il
am strongly of opinion that. while al
cohol may properly be employed for
even the young under medical direc-
ton, it is highly undesirable to allow
it to be used in any form, as bever-
age. by the young of either sex. have
acted on this principle in my own FAM
lily, and should suppose there is not
much difference of opinion in the med
zeal profession as to its propriety." -
journal of lnebriety.
THREE hundred and seventy-fve out
of the six hundred railway corporations
of the United States prohibit the use of
Intoxicating liquor by their employees
The brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers, alone, expelled nearly four
hundred members the past year for in
toxication- The public demands assur-
ances of safety when on the rail. and
no alcoholized brain can be trusted to
guide an engine, open = switch or wave
a flag. Employers realize this. and
thus selfish interests are aiding the
temperance reform
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A "combing towel' is an AmeI','ii ~
vice for the toilet It consists q { x
towel. doubled in the center, sii' - -ssy
out for the neck 50 that it viii hai -
over the shoulders when the sii' = -
up. and thus protect the clothils. 80, ,saa-
hair is being brushed. The pfel'''s.- i;Ds..
ing towels are Of plain white daiii..,~ ~
be,nstitcbed on the ends and ~.
with flowers or decorated with solA. s.,ssf
able embroidery. A fall Of lace = 49, i
end is not an inappropriate deo 49,. )
pretty little combing sack, '.t.ggb ;
dantier than any combing to"e.' .-s-Nss
is not as available on all occAs''-
York Tribune
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AIMS Pensloner lad Queer oaFssr

Frank NJ. Pennington, a wen Angs'
citizen here, has just been granite. r
sion of eight dollars month. lls 3
one Of the most complicated and lh.s's 4.
ing claims which has ever been his !. !. ". ~
pension bureau. He is native q fio's- ~.
In April, 1861. he enlisted in Conielsfs e
regiment for ninety days. Just lsl0. - =.
term expired he was conscripted io1 ~ ~
years. At the battle OF Henesaw Nol''''.-
he was captured. .,;.,ss
While prisoner in Illinois he sl $3.50
in the United States navy, on o0ara =. -
Ironsides. where his gallanty - ags's 81, :
the final assault on Fort Fisher i o'iiS...
mentioned. He was afterward uans.'' . \
to another vessel. and in conse'lasHs, =,
leaving it without proper paper, =, I. y.
placed on record rs a deserier - -
tence Of desertion has been corIe..s &c !.
an honorable discharge procured, - -.
rears of pay and nova pension'-Du'-s
town pa Enterprise.
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A DISGUSTING DISEASE.
1t Renders a Man Obnoxious TO Those
About Him.

About Him.
When one is sick with typhus fever
or rheumatism il is not customary for
ones friends TO declare that he ought
to be ashamed of himself and that he
must stop being sick without loss of
time. Such sickness is regarded as a
misfortune and it is realized that cure
must be supplied before the patient can
be restored TO health. But the habitual
drunlard seldom receives such consid-
Grafton from those about him. His per
sistence in drowning his faculties in
rum fills his friends with disgust. They
bear with him awhile and then turn
from him as incorrigible. So he ruins
his health and his fortune and dies
miserably before his time. Yet this
man suffered from disease. He needed
cure which was not supplied him and
he died
The man who has never tasted intox-
icating liquor has no desire to do so.
1t is not difficult for him TO remain sober.
On the contrary, to drink enough liquor
to intoxicate him would be to such a
man an exceedingly disagreeable task.
Then why does the drunkard crave
liquor so eagerly? Why does his whole
nervous system demand il? He has ac-
quired an appetite for liquor is the
common explanation. But what sort
of an appetite is this which takes pos
session Of every fiber of the body,
which sets the limbs to quivering and
turns the brain to FIRE? IL is a disease.
The man is poisoned and he must be
cured or the poison will destroy his life
America
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The First Departure for the World. Fan


A small, rosy checked girl picked up hs
doll and her dolls trunk aud trudged
mile or more over frosty roads until ID
reached a railway station. There 4.
boarded the first train that came along
and contentedly settled herself and be-
doll into 4 vacant seat.
BY and by the conductor appeared He
looked down at the little woman, who VA
pointing out flying trees and other objects
Of interest TO her travelling companion
the doll.
Where are you going, little one' ASKED
the big man with buttons.
why, Pm going to the Worlds iaiF' q
course"
The conductor coughed. !,
Aren't "a rather early'' he asAeL
don't believe ihe doors are open yet
"Dear me" said the child To- alarm
"what shall dor"
Perhaps you had better 90 home anu
ask your mother suggested theeonaas'ot
And she did. She was loaded with plsF
" things by interested fellow passenssal,a
and returned to her mother in safety n'
may reasonably expect that she VIII T., \
among the first visitors when the worms
fair opens its doors.-Golden Days
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II has come to be usual thihs ~
thing ais baby to be advised ey lls +.
stefan to make a free use o. l.i.iss ~
which he says must be put with las 49, ~
Now, lime is a strong alkali, ana !. 4.
be used with care and caution. anu -
feet on the baby closely watched ,;--.ss
Ii is in itself such harmless 49, 80
tasteless medicine that many ulo'li'. -. II
it scarcely necessary even to iile,s-'S5 s.s
quantity used. and great detrlniens !. 1
the baby because of such eareiessl'. s,sis
used too freely it causes consul s,ioui =
consequence many in effects follow -
Taken in small doses. eareillis '..,-.ssr,s-
lime water is OF great benefit 70 ih'1-
Detroit Free Press.
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soBEREO BY A JEST.
How an Old Sea Captain stopped His
Drinking.


Drinking.
How much more readily a person
who has keen sense of humor may
sometimes be influenced by a quiet
sarcasm than by serious remonstrance
was illustrated many years ago by an
incident in the life OF Capt. NJ. a
famous old navigator of Nantucket, in
the days when Nantucket was still a
great shipping center.
Capt NJ had been round Cape
Horn more times than anyone dared
say. and in his later years set up as an
instructor of navigation at Nantucket.
where he was visited by many young
navigators and by some older ones who
wished to brush up their nautical
knowledge on some of the many points
where the captain was especially well
informed.
Capt NJ was greatly liked by his
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FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
HUM PHREYS

DR. HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS are scientifically and
carefully prepared prescriptions used for many
years In private practice with success and for
thirty years used by the people. Every single Spe-
cinc Is a special cure for the disease named.
These Specifics cure without .drugging, purg-
ing or reducing the system, and are In fact and
deed the Overeign re me dies Ofthe World.
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County 8onOs st nerfanfen.

Sas @eriGt Der @ounip=@ ommii5dre
bon Berar @ountp, 5eras, bietet bier>
nit bic a%instragenben Bonbs i'm 8etra.
ge bon $240, 900 Observation-Disclosures.
gig Souienb So0ars) fir bic grbauuua
beg gountp. @%ourtbauies aun1 0erfaui
on ben Weif5ietenben aug. 9iefelben
fnb ein3ul6ien inuerbalb bon suan,la
Sabren bonn IL. Woi 1891 ab. @ie
tragen iabrli9 6 Bro3ent 3infen, aabl>
bar idbrli@ i'm @cuntp Gdabamt su
San NntDnio Dber in elmer Naentur be,
Staot Stem Yort, g.. 3.
Werfiegelte Nngebote tperben in Sau
Qntonio, Seras, am Montag, ben IA.
September, 0Ormittogs UNI 10 ubr er=
6faet tperben. 9as 8eri9t Der @oun.
tp.@ommiRdre bebdlt fi6 bas &e9t bpr,
ale Angebote 5uriidSumeiieu.
San Nntonip, Ser, 1. @ugu1f 1891,
6. %. McNIlifer.
@ountps &inter, Berar So,
Nttefirt:
Shah. 50. @mitb,
@Ouatps gIerf, 8erar Co., Seras,
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Muer(ei.

Ser erfte SnfaHe bes neueu
Stabtgefdnsnifes TT Otioer Gaep, Elm
Rnabe. her am 6onntag i'm San pe.
hrO part Derbaftet tuuroe, neil er 9ro.
bunseu gegen einen alien Maun auss
ftieB.
= Don. Ben Serrsl. gorlsIer Der
Natioual. Nliana, piro beute Mbenb in
&if@es Opernbaus ipre6en.
: ". 5. 6iq, gr.g uperintenbeni
Der elettriideu 2i6tanffalt, bat 8irg-
i9aft i'm 8etraGe BON $1,000 geiteli
unb befinbet R6 auf freien GlBen.
= SIN 8erein NIT unierer 6anbeIs.
TANNER tpirb f@ Sen. Stanley bemii.
ben. ben prof. SprenfOrtb gu beuesen,
nit ieinen &egener5eugunessN pparaten
in unierer @eeenb 8eriu9e an3ufelen.
= u. S9iatns muBte benz 9etorber
$40 entri6ten, neil er ii9 bemiibte benz
GluB Serrain abauseminneu.
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@einnbbeit lit @eidbtbms,a

Or. 6. 6. @sts Merpens nab @ehirn 3 aur tit etn
sarunttrtes ipeeifl4es Seilmtttel fur 6pferie, ardm<
pfc, nerpbie Msuralsta, a~opfi6mersen, uerp6ie tlebers
relying nnn Nbfpannnng, reruriont bnf@ ben hbers
Mdbteen @enub bon MlfrhpI rher Eakat; S&IaslcGss
feits acknowledgements unb Johannesburg BE
tn @ahnifnn ausnrtet unb ausemetue8 Glenb, Ste&s
tbuua unh Fob berbetfhbrt. Sc 1T and elm Setlmittel
Srtens BET betbsn @ef@Iedtern, Spermatrrrbpea, Sers
Hrfa4t bur& Setfise tieberanitrenguns cher burr
Susenhfanhen. Se6e GdadteI enthdIf bic Eur fur
fur s. 90, burG bic BOT sesen Ginienrans be8 8reies.
Rtr earanttren, bab 6 S@omteIn ieben Eau beiler
rerben: Mtt jeeer geieunns fur 6 SAa@tslnt bic Bet
zHs NIT BEN yIetie %einlduft, fenben ptr benz Befiener
unferen t@rtftt@en @arantie : S@eiu, bab MIR bas
@eIh turh6f9tden, iueun has Maittel tetne Setlrns bes
gtrtt. SplHe Saetne rerbeu NUT a~usseteut pom
9tt4 Drng Stcre lGtn5tge Nsenten) SO. 8 GaF
Commerce Greet, Gan antcntp, TeIas.
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& matpeiten Gon3ert.
5 IN britten Spnaert:

IS fnb 5pei Matinees in Nusi9t
9enommen. Sie cine, in neI6er ber
groBe Siaoer9pr mitnirtt unb Die apeis
te. iogenannte Giniler 8 Matinse. in
uel@er bic pier 9oliten bes Gsites -
3pet Sdnger unb 3pei 9dagerinnen -
ebenfaDs aus Cincinnati - auftreten.
5efbirigent lit 9err 35eo. Mepber.
Na8emelbet batten ft9 in Dallas bis
porige Wo9e bic @eiangbertine oon
@alDelt0n, Muitin, Brenbam, Shelby,
Gort WDrtb &c. BON San Nntonio
paren nod teine Nnmelounssn einges
laufen.
Ser 6eitbirisent empfieblt ben gum
8unbe geb6:enben 8ereiren borIdufig
bic PaIm'i@en 2ieber ein3uHuoiren ;
bic ibri9en WafIen9bre iinb Mnfang
Sttober our Nerfenbune fertig.
Die nJreie pref1e" tpirb lire 2sier
unb beionoers bic sdngertreiie iber BITE
GOrtf@ritte, ueI9e bic 8orbereitunsen
gum Gette MAIDEN, unterri9tet baIten.
unglaubliG f9ien Elm In Der @tabt
citculirenbes Gerti6t, baB bic rSe9as
pOft" Salas am l. Ottoter perloKen
unb nod 9oufon ibertebeln tpirb.
Das Geri@t murbe aber ipdter bon aus
berldifger Settle beftdtist. Mas BEN
umaus %beranlabt. 1T Sebem Elm &dtbe
fel. Sic Oeuti6en werben inbeKen
fir bic uBof" @rfaB gu i6ahsn niKen.
Geraoe Dor benz @dngerfet TT elm beut,
f9es Organ mebr benn ie cine Not5s
tpenbisteit.
Gum S6luB fattet hermit 91rei,
Der Dieies ieiHem alien Jreunbe Geo.
spiegel, iomie 6errn Gbas. Wangolb
ieinen Dant ab fur bic inn mdbrenb
ieines fur3en Gufentbaltes In Dallas
erUieienen uielfa6en @efdQigfeiten unb
Nufmertiamteiten.
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NDtt5 fir Stemersabler.

@itp 9al, /. September 1891.
Wae 9ieienigen, pel6e Der 9tabi
Steuern auf peri6nli6es gisentbum
fur bas Sabr 1890 unb ldnger i@uls
ben uno bic BON mir pdbrenb hes Moe
mats Iuguf 5ur6 pofttarten ~aufgefor,
bert Durben, in meiuer Office bor5u.
ipre9en unb ibren gerpHi1tunger
nof5utommeu, md6en bies Dor Dem
Is. oieies Monats tbun, pibrigenfans
auf geri1tli@em Mese 9egen fie einges
19ritten perben pirb.
@bw. &ifde,
Stabt, Collector.
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SabrltbeS 9reisfdieRen Der ,ssager
fnff|S

tt%I%
Nuf benz S9ieBpIaBe bes biefaer
SGaBen . gereins rSdgerIuf" bintel
benz International Bnbnbofe a1 be,
eleltrlf9en 5traBenbaba mad benz Wef
Cub purbe ON Gonntag, ben 6. SEP,
TENDER unter 3ablrei1er BetbeiIigun(
uno begfnffigt bonn fb6niteu Wetter
bas ibli@e idbrlide pre;sf9ieben ab,
gebalten.
IS betbeilisten F9 an bemIelbeu, au,
ber benz f~eigebenben 8erein, nod BIZ
folgenben 8ereine: 9bornbil, 6elotes
SoIabO unb berbieage SdisensN erein,
gb tuurbe i'm algemeinen reHt gu1
gef@oFen. 3a9febenbe 66hben ct.
rargen bur9 bic beigeftgter &efultatt
folgeube preife:
l. 8reis 81. lbl, San Mntonio Sdiiten:
@erein, Al &inee; @inhefters8idfe.
2. @reis @. MItmann, San Nntonio Gdii.
beas@erein, 40 &inge A 8ilber.
3. @reis 9lusuf Sdulb, Sbornbia Ser:
Elm, SO Einse Sanges2 ampe.
4. 9reis emil TeiG, San glntonio Shii:
ten>8erein, 81 3inee; 8ierfrus un5 @Ldfer.
5. 9reis emanuel Sefel, San Mnturir
S4lbens8ereir, 81 &inge; 2 Slaiden Gorb.
hauier.
9; greis s. GOnrabs, sbOrnbiu gerein,
SO Hinge 9Ibuin.
z. 4reis: glbert stebes, San sntpnir
S9isen.8 erein, 80 Stinse @aferfabIer.
g. 9reis 9(rtbur @iintber, Gan antonir
Sautens@ erein, 81 8inee; @arnitur 8ein:
glider.
8. %reis: g. Collins, oeIOtes gerein, &C
3inse, u Dnsenb TaHen.
10. @reis s. SartsI, ealaoo, 30 gimae
9eiti1e.
II. @reis Grnit Diesmann, Sdeerluit, %
&inse; gutitOd.
IL. 9reiS: Gbas. @erner, Ssaeerluft, rs
Ttnge y 9itenb 8iergldler.
13. preis 9lbplpb Mtmann, San Ntntonir
S4iisens8erein, rs &inse; Bierfrua.
"A. preis Or. 9boIf 9erff, Can Nntpnit
Stissns Serein, 26 3tnse electromagnetic
Is. 9reis Gb. 9reib, San Mntpnio S9it.
tensSerein, 26 Ringe; Selbfai1e.
l6. Rreis u. 9etbrid, Sdserluit, "a &inge
Eafe.
4. 9ssis s. mssp, sas.rluft, "a ainss
Stair : 8e9er.
Bel benz "Team''.e 6ieBen trua bi,
yJdgerlnf" nit 80 Ningeu ben 6iet
bauon. Der g. u. s9hben . @ereir
tbeilte fd In Teams, BON bener
bas erffe 79 unb bas stpeite II Riua'
sr3ielte. au@ Sbornbia bate II &inge,
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Mie 9srr g. 8. Subj, Der Sc.
f6dftsfhbrer Der peeos Balep 8abn.
faet, meroen i'm Pecos.Sbal felt Der leb.
ten 3eit piel neue Garmeu anselest. Sie
grnte 1T In biefem Sabre cine febr CUTE
geweien; Der Ider bat I'm Sur6fdnitt
40 Suibel Weijeu geseben uno beripri9t
eiuen @rtrag BON u galen Baum.
polle: nattirli6 miro nur bepdherbas
res 2aub unter 2ultur gebra9t; es
tDirb aber 70 meint Or. Subj taum mebr
als 2 Sabre bauern, bis ales berartige
2anb In Gnbau eeuommen iein pirb ;
felbfberfdnbIi6 tperoe bas biz oor
Gur3em nod beinab b0lis unbenubt
gebliebene Sbal baun elmer Der reiGlten
unb bltibenbften Nferbaubifritte i'm
Staate fem unb bic fiinfflide GepdKe.
rung fei es, welde iba ooau gema6t
babsn tperoe.
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Das WerSieuft fieat!

VII nhnfHeu unieren Wttbhr9err mitSutbeilen, ba5
ntr Or. Rings neues S@winbfu1ts Seilmtttet beretta
ECU elmer &eite BON .sSabreu pertaufen, sbenio Or.
wings Rene eeber : 4ilen, 8udlens Nrntta Salbe unh
Electric 1ttteIs, unb sas mir niemals 9etlmittel pers
tantt baben, bic 70 gut .Seten" pber bic 70 ~alsemein
~esfrtentst tabeu, ME hteIe. Mir t6sern feinen Gusens
bid, bic Garantie fur rts5e Wtttel isber 3eit 3u ubers
retr1en unb fnb tets beleif, has reranseabte @elb sus
rhd5n1atlen, irenn tbrem @ebrau@e feine befriettseus
ben ~8feiultate sefrlst fiub. Dtefe Mittel r~erbanfen tbre
srcbe Ycpnlarftdt ifreI eisenen RerbteEf.E. Bum
Serlanl IN auen apctbsten un6 In Der Drrsuen @rpb.
9aneluns BON Dretb GhOmpfou u. &c.
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ssra CINDERELLA ednhsgtpre.

SIN Cinderella G@mbsgt pre,
Gde6ouf o n fraB II. Wbe. 6,
lit ioeben ansefommen: Gin GROCER
8orratb bon GinOer 8 Slippers uni
Sduben BON Is Gents aufmdrts.
9ameu Sizes uno Slippers BON u
Gents oufpdsts bis gu ben feinfter
Qualitdten.
Sas Eager in 9amen. uub Serren'
S9ub3eug, bod Ooer niebrig gef9nit,
ten, nit Der 9anb Dber Maidine &c.
ma9t, 1T 9roBartig, gu Preiien, BIZ
Seoen In grftaunen ieBen mtHen.
Wer feiues uno su9lei9 bauerbaftes
S9u1tpert trogeu min, faufe i'm Gin
oereGa S9ubs@ Store.
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Tmben Tabrit.

Sas Grunbeigentbum, Gebduli6tei'
ten, Mai6incrie uno Maarenborratb,
bic frtiber ber San Mntonio paini
COMPANY geb6rten, ueroen gum bill,
gen preiie aesen Baaraablung oferirt.
Suite prOfite fur benienigen, ber bieIes
@eF6dft ii5ernimmt. Cine ausge3ei9.
nete Selbaalage fur einbeimiides aa'
pitaI.
Reagan 9ouion.
MaKenpermalter.
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gfoti5 fiir Gewerbefeuer : 3abler

gitp 9al. /. September 1891.
2aufeute unb anbere ft%euerpFi1tiae
Observation-Disclosures nerben auFeeforestt.
barauf gu a@ten, baB ibre @eperbeteu
ern | m NDraus entridtet merben.
ME bas @eieb es borf9rslbt.
9~ieienigen, tDel6e nit Der 3ablung
ibrer @emerbeteuern i'm &ndlfaube
inb, baben fofort bas geridumte mad,
subolen, ba settion 80, &apitel So Der
tdotii@eu Oroinausen bon iebt al
ftreug bur@gefibrt meroen nir5.
Chm. &ifde,
Sta0tzGoueftDr
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galifornia,Nsetue.

@einliebbabsr finben Elm srobes go.
get BON feinen California Weineu Bel
Germ s. s. Meber ON Mlamf
Blasa. 9err Meper fu6t bic Wein,
an Ort unb stele aus uhb fauft bret
aus Dem Seller let @einah6ter. als
gutem Renner gelingt es Inn ffeis, bi,
beften Scrten ausaundblen. CT fam
feline 2unben unn Gamilten nit einen
guten Sropfen berieben. &otbs uni
WeiBweine in bor3iigI,@er Qualitd,
boa iebt ab $1.00 per @aQone = rei
tns 0aus geliefert.
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sSr Sic eroBen 8aupldbe anf Bro.
ipett 6ia oferire i'd iebt UNI 80 pros
gent biQiger dig bieielben por Nnbau
Der eleftrif9en StraBeneifenbabn gum
8erfauf ausgeboteu waren.
Reagan 0ouhon,
MaHenbertoaIter.
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sranSetseatbnms . llebertraanmaeu

gb. Siefelborft on 3beobor SiefeI.
BORT, Grunbftid In GtatesG traBe, $3.50.
Sam Maberid ON pauI bonn Stein,
@runofttif on 3abaIe . StraBe, 500.
(gberifssB ertouf.)
Sam Waberid ON 5. 6. @rotbaus,
2 @runbfthfe an Nuetes . Str, 500.
(SberiHssB ertauf.)
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8anpldbe fit 8obnbanier,

Orei CUTE PldBe an ber Dapione
unb bier an ber Starrs5 traBe seIegen,
finb nod gu baben.
greiie, bic ieoem 2dufer seeer gaar,
aabluag suiageu tperben.
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s@- 6err 6 b. SieiieIbprf,
Der betanute unb lanaidbrige Wirtb Der
Surnbale bat nun an Der Commerce
iftaBe, gegeniiber bon @roos' Bant,
cine slegante Wirtbfdaft einssri1tet,
mo ftets frif9es Bier unb @etrdnfe auer
Nrt berabrei1t unb feiner 2und ierbiri
pirb. 2ogenrdume 3u permietben.