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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-24
Judge Barnard. sons Back broken.

BAY SHORE. Aug. 23.-John Barnard. tho son
Of Judge Barnard, was thrown from his wagon
at tho race course here this morning. At the
time no was getting ono OF his fast horses in
practice for the races this week. Tho horse
SHE'D and Barnard was thrown to the ground
His back was broken and no will probably die.
He Is a brother-in-law Of Col. WaGstafr. tho
President of tho Brooklyn Bridge trustees.
He lives with his sister noar Babylon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-24
"Sll0EB0X' MILLER'S CAREER
An INVESTIGATION WHICH rs SAID TO
CLEAR HIM FROM CRIME.
us 1ncarce ration In tho penitentlary
There Was Unjust, and Attempts to
Prove II at I.ens III II omuncr OF N Lie

Incarceration IN he la
There wns Unjust, and ATTEMPTS to
Prove Hat Lens h-Romnncc OF His Lie
PrrrsBurau, AUG. oa-Tbe Djs,o,cb in tho
morning will devote twenty columns to story
In vindcation OF James ". Miller. mora widely
known as shoe Box Miller"
Miller accompnnioi bv n D;sno,,I rcpo,tor
aud Detective John Mclipbo NJ tho pit,aburrh
force. has been gathering Tho proofs from fnur
STATES of his innoocrre nj ,ha ,oh,erv for
which, ten years a.o. no wn, .en,oncod and
afterwar,l served soyen years in tho Western
penitentiary.
THO Disvntch,s ACCOUNT snvs M,y,r ia +ho
American "Jea, Vatican" tbnn,b unliko
Victor Hupo's tumous clnroc,rr II, ia not
guilty vet ,he,o ia n wo,l,rful s;m,Ioritv IN
their lives. 1t snys Tint ,bouyh innocent
Of tho crImo which ostraci.sd him from
sc,ictv he horc without n murmur tbo hurde,
thrust upon him ,hnt no n,i,ht snvo from,
shame ono of tho most ilustrjous nnmes of
Americo lila one, oa la makas ~ out Ia a
remnrt NH, commen,,rv rnnn IN. L,n,.,a NJ
circumstantinl evidence.
M, r,al rerre,rn,ors ~ Pho ro,horv for
which ho VIVA son,erro1 M,,,or ,l,;r,, wns
Archie Hamilton. nlins A,rh,o Mnnt,cs
Gnnrgo Fos,cr yont Sn,,iv,r oIi,a AI,n,.
md four,h person, whose n,mn 10 haliovoI
to be Krosinper. with rofsrsnce n his .xno.
rience aud its cir.ct n,on him Niilor o,vs.
ar ,ho t.rrih,o t,r,uro Oh, va nd ,,,s,,n,,.
NJ ,b,,t Encouragement - 10 ,,o,,,,.s D.. s,anI.
ono thonrht nlono wos r,,,nrm,st IN
NV mind dur,nr all ,h,so hitter vc,rs
and TINT was ~ God snorcd INV Ifo
on nv relense woulI d.yo,a the rest of n /,
necessary. tn unthorinu f,cta wh,.h would an.
able mo to establish nv innoccnce.
or course tho nublic viii see IN tina ,Ioht n,
recent events and Miller,s relations win Niaa
Mosbv. the dauyhter ot Con, Moshv Tint .
womnn's love and a woman's faith found tho
incentive which led mi. man nm in bis ,onp.
continued efforts TO proye his Innocence The
story ia covered by af1,dayits that oyerlan and
d,yetoil into each other in n remarkable
manner.
These proofs ara maJe I'm n, tho sworn
deposition OF neurlv nil tho ac,o,a IN the
affair. They are from tho reople from ali
walks and classes Of life Including mon who
stood in tho halIs of Conrres.. nromin.nt
pollce officials and others whose names are
we'll known. both in the business world and at
tho bar, Every one of them seemed 10 know
Miller. and vet around him clustered a dozen
Of mythical persons. who. when traced down.
all proved totally different persons.
In speaking of his Imprisonment in the
Western Penitentiary on the banks of the
Ohio. he said: II spent months chahng in the
narrow limits OF ono OF these dungeons and
had am pie time for contamination and reaeo-
tior
THE big flood Of 1884 found mo confined,
and AZ the wnter rose higher. acodjnv tho
whole lower portion OF tho prison, head the
waves lap against the floor uuderpeath my
feet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-24
Suffering orCattlc at Sea.

LoNpoN, avg. a3.-The steamer Loeb Lo-
mond iBr.l. Capt. stephen. from NJ ntreal Aug.
Z. which has arrived at Dundee, met hurricanes
during the voyage and the men having charge
o. NO cut wn I, Tons ayentwssynn "heaJ ~
cattle wore lost. and scarcely one escaped in
Jury.
on board q consignment OF powder WAS COM
pietely shat cred by an explosion. She was
crew were saved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-24
NEW TORKERs SUFFERING FOR FOOD
Tho Steam Yacht or the Rrainard Party
Driven Ashore and Wrecked.

MARQUETTE. Mich. Aug. 23.-The steam
yacht OF the Branard party from New York
was driven ashore on Thursday night at Pic
tured Rocks.fortunately striking Chapel Beach.
A man got through the woods 20 MunisinR at2
O'Clock yesterday and rcpo, toll The VII ole party
three women and four men. without food since
the wreck heavy sea makes 1t impossible
visions wero sent BY guides through tho woods
last night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-24
Where Yesterday. fire. Were.

A. M-i;aO Hrs loor 1863 East HEN street Geo pied
by John Gcn'ils damage tr.hng' 23n toa floor Eatt
Thirty ihiri street. occupied by Mrs Thomas Jones'
damage slui 40. 3ii Broadway t. !. norsnan,
importer of toys damAse TO stock s7Son fsrrs BROS,
mAnuiActursrs Of eorssu. damage 10 stock $IaOyo
to building 500 CO0
occupied by Simon MAIowitA damage tSV0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-24
na.onIy 1. Deaa-wno shot Him,

Morris Eakofsky. n tailor Of DC Essex street.
who was shot on July ~ at Houston and Orchard
streets. died At the resbytsrian Hospital last
night after an operation made necessary by
the wound. He does not know who shot him.
and did not hear the report Of the pistol.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-24
Bhe Did Not Answer tho Bell

Mr.. and Mrs. John Leonard Of rs West
Ninety. fourth street are spending the summer
In Patchogus. They left Mrs. LeoAard's sis
terday tho neighbors began to remark that
they had not seen Miss Tally lately. Compar-
since Friday last. They rang the bell. aud.
getting no answer they climbed through q
rear window and found Mrs. Tally dead In bed.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-06-19
She Bought the Pitcher.

In a popular down town store alady
upon whom suspicion had been resting
for some time was one day called to ac-
count for her carelessness. The proprie-
tor walked up TO her and relieved the
distressed attendant by saying, MADAM,
will you pay cash for the pitcher You
have under your cloak, or viii you have
it chargedr'
The woman's face.changed color. She
looked at the proprietor with o gather
ing expression of Indignation. He met
her look with one-of unfinching deter
mination. Her Indignation changed to
one of recollection and surprise. She
gave hysterical sort of laugh and said:
"How very thoughtless,of me! / did
not at first know what you meant.
was so interested IN looking at the beau
tiful things that l had really forgotten
that / had-had taken upVthe pitcher or
to ask the price-of it. / don't care how
much 1t Is. / will take 1t any way.
You may charge it,"
The proprietor looked at the price,
bowed and walloed away. The clerk
took the pitcher and sent it to be
wrapped up and taken to the earrings
that was in waiting for its occupant
Chicago Herald
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-06-19
Glimpse of Grandeur for Working Girls

"A Glimpse OF Grandeur for working Girls.
One of the best known ladies in this
city, and one whose home is perhaps the
most elegant of all the palatial mansions
on the hill, is preparing an April sur
prise for her proteges, the working girls,
which will doubtless cause consterna-
ton in society of certain order
This lady, whose name cannot be
printed at present, for the reason that
she desires her surprise to be genuine
one, will throw open her beautiful home,
adorned with all that affluence and good
taste can secure TO the happy possessor.
to the girls whose lives have been cast in
less pleasant places than her own. The
working girls of the city are to be in
vited to reception, and the hostess,
who knows hundreds of them personally
and admires them collectively, will see
to it that the guests spend one,of the
happiest evenings of their lives under
her roof. There is to be nothing half
hearted about this reception of the girls
who work. They will be received with
all the pomp that would greet women OF
the hostess own set. There will be the
same floral decorations, the same brill
liant lighting, and the Same delicate at
tention always accorded guests of this
truest of true ladies. The affair is to
be as brilliant as lavish expenditure and
earnest effort can make it.-St. Paul
Globe,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-06-19
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.

Following is the Program for the 4th
of July:
Procession form at Firemen's Hall at
1890 headed by Wright's Opera House
Band marching to Stuttz' grove where
an address will be made by Washington
Gardner. At 100 the business mems
parade headed by Wright's Opera
House Band and Voglesburg's cele-
brated German band, after which the
following sports will commence:
FIRE CoMPANIEs:-W ct Race; Run
30rds.. lay $50 feet of hose, break coupl-
ing, attach nozzle and start stream, LIST.
prize $1,000; End $40. Dry Race, run
80 rods, lay $50 feet hose, break coupl-
ing and attach nozzle, 1st prize SIS,
End So Committee, Alex Neil.
HORSE RACES :-Running 80 rods,
best and heats, free for all, 1st prize
$500, 2nd, $500. Slow race, so rods,
one heat, owners change horses, 1st
prize $500, 2nd prize 81 90. Committee
S. Nj. Clum.
BICYCLE RACE:-Forty rods, 1st
prize $500. Slow race 20 rods, LIST prize
81. B. Woodward, committee.
BASE BALL:-Commemce at 2:30,
winning club $500. B. c. Button, COM
mittee.
FooT RACE:-Running 100 yards, lst
prize $500. End prize $l.00. b. Wood
ward, committee.
SACK RACE:-Twenty-hve yards
prize $500.
BISCUIT EATING RACE:-Prize 81 90.
o. M. Everden, Committee.
Largest load of grown people drawn
by not more than eight horses SO 90.
K. n. Chadwick, committee.
Largest G.. A. II. post in afternoon
parade $500.
No entrance fee will be charged.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-06-19
b. w. Ellison was in Grand Rapids

b. w. Ellison was in Grand Rapids
Thursday.
VIII Stoutenbergh. of Mt. Pleasant,
visited in town this week.
Second hand, light double driving
harness for sale at Morden's.
Miss Emma Case is visiting friends
and relatives at Exeter, Ont.
l.. III. Hayt left Thursday for Hen
derson, making the trip overland.
Mrs. l.. G. Wight and Miss Wight,
of Bay City, took in the Commence
ment exercises this week.
Col. Il. +. Smiley gave the guests OF
the Sanitarium very pleasant talk in
the parlors Wednesday evening.
The Sanitarium is fast filing up,
prominent people from all parts OF the
United States are there. We shall be
able to give list of them next week.
The National Editorial Association
meets in ST. Paul, Minnesota, on July
l4th-l7th. 1891. The capital of the
North Star State is Il delightful place
for a summer meeting. and the fraterni-
~ has the promise of being handsome
w cared for. st. Paul aud its neigh
Dor. Minneapolis, are wonderful out
growths of the marvellous development
of the northwest. There are many
pretty resorts around these twin giants.
The most attractive, perhaps, is Lake
Minnetonka. reached via the Great
Northern Railway, with four tracks
between the two cities, crossing the
Mississippi River at Minneapolis on a
half-mllion dollar stone arch bridge III
full sight of the Falls of st. Anthony
and the largest Touring mills in the
world, and thence through beautiful
suburban places to Minnetonka Beach
and Hotel Lafayette, the largest aud
finest summer resort hostelry in the
northwest. The building is fifth of
mile in leangth, and contains nearly
five acres of floor surface. Every
window faces the lake. All the COM
fort and accessories know to good living
and modern life are provided. 1t is
under the management, for the ninth
year, of Eugene Mehl, of the Ryan of
st. Paul.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-06-19
Marriage Licenses.
NAME AND RESIDENCE
GRAHAM g. MORTON TRANS. CO.
TWICE DAILY LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN DEM
TON HARBOR, ST. JOSEPH AND CHICAGO.
The new and elegant steel aide w

The new and elegant steel side wheel steamer
"City of Chicago" and the favorite fast steamer
Puritan will run on the following schedule
until further notices.
Lv. ST. JOSEPH AR. AT CHICAGO
4 p. daily Sundays excepted Tsp m
1880 y. m. daily Saturdays excepted 2:3O n IN
1880 a. m. Saturdays only ........... 1880 a m
6p. m. Saturdays and Sundays only .....6 p. m.
Nv. CHICAGO. AR. AT ST. JOSEPH
y:50 n. IN daily ................ 1910 y. m
II 80 y. III. daily ............. ....... 1890 a. m
z p. m. saturdays only .-.................6 p. IN
Leaving Chicago at $3.50 n. m. daily Sundays
excepted) close connections are made at ST
Joseph with the steamboat express train on
the y. & w. NJ. Ry. for Grand Rapids, Howard
City, Alma, 81. Louis and Saginaw. Leaving
Saginaw in the morning on the ID. l.. & N. Ry
close connections are made at St Joseph the
same day att y. m, arriving In Chicago ats y. m
Lake Tickets car be secured of your X. r.
agent Freight and passenger rates lower
than oil rail. Try this new lake and rail route
and enjoy the luxury of OF a lake ride on the
finest steamer afioat on the western lakes
j. II. GRAHAM, Pres.
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neffine @fiirme hnhen nm

- 9eftise 5ttirme baben ON 20.
Nobember In ben Staateu an Der Nts
lantifGen 21ife Setuiitbet. Sn penn.
fDlDanien etftredte fid Der Ortan tpeifs
LID big iiber pittsburg binaus. Ser
alerorts an9eribtete 6Gaben tit ieben.
falls iebr groB, bod ldBt er f1 nod
Mot anudbernb lberfebsn, ba bic 5ele.
9rapben. 2eituueen gum gr6Bten 3beiIe
unterbro@en ino. Mu6 in ben Staatetl
@irginia, Wef @irginia urb Marp.
lamb bat Der 5turm iibel gebauf. Sn
Der Bunbesbaupifabt Wofbiugton
Wurbe bic i'm gau begrifene Meberotb,
fGs Wuit'0aae burb ben 5turm 3ers
FORT, nobel mebrere Mrbeiter set6btet
anb f6Der berlebt wurben. Der In
Der 6aupifabt burd ben Sturm anees
riGtete 5haben tpirb auf Rber $780,.
600 abseibdbt. Der Grfan erHredte
t6 iabli9 Bis in ben Stat Milfifppi
binein, mo- CT DEFENDERS in benz GtGbts
den Netuton arg baufe.
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sslectrtc 8ttfers.

Diefes SeiImittel 1T 70 pobIbetannt unb 70
popular 9epprben, bab es faum nod belonberer
g~rpabnans bebarf. lille, BITE es lemals &c.
braudten, ftinlmen nit elm in fein Cob. Cine
reinere Mebictn siebt es nidt, nnb es mirb Ga.
rantie s%eleifet, oae fie ales Ieifiet, mas man
bon ibr berfpridt. electric 8itters beilt ALE
2eioen ber 2eber anb Der gieren, e8 entfernt
@efdpire, GuSi6las, GalaFuB nnb anbere
Golgen u~nreinen 8lutes. Gs treibt bas sra,
Iaria. Gieber aus benz Sbfem, beugt bemfeIben
Dor unb beiIt es feIbf in ben Decentralization
GdQen. 90 eurirt a~opffdmeraen, 8Iutanbrana
nod Dem Ropfe unb Misrdne. 8erfnde baS
electric Bitters SeiIung mirb a~arantirt, ober
bas @elb 3uridseaablt. @reis per Glaf4e so
Gents uno 81 In allen Npotbeten. 8bolefale
bel abolpb Dreis, Sbompfon & Go.
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Gem sdhnitter gph

nnb ietnes unerbittItaen Genie fdut 70 man4e Mens
iaenslatte ~porseitis sum Spfer, tpel9e retfe unb iatz
settts auf bic %utleinen" nnpdbli9tetten unb nn5uz
tommltatetten, rte fe haS tdsltde 9eben init lid
brtnst, 8ea4tet tporben mare. Nt9tS tit 70 pabr, ais
Dap aus Hetnen nnpdbli4 tetten 5dmere Rranfbeiter
entfteten unb 5rar faIae perl6tebenier Qrt. Yilipfz
tdt, Teritppfuns, OpSperfe, GtneS iDlst benz Gnberen
auf benz Snbe, treten nit chamber auf, er5eusen anbe=
bic semeiniame Nueue, her ie ale entiprtusen, ntbt
bea4tet ptrb. Die Gnfdnse beS &beumattSmns,
Mfalarta unb pporhbersebenbe" ilntbdttsfett Der Ntez
ren, mite piel Gtenb unb 8ein perurid1en fe ni4t,
penn %peridumt wttb, ibrem Gi6bemertbornia4en To-
tcrt bic sebbrtSe 8ea&tuns gu f6enfen. Mian tbue
bieien yssrtnsfhsisen" lnpdBltdtetten icfert burh ets
ntSe Dofen Soitetter'R MasenbttterS Gtnbalt unb
~periperre bumtt benz unerbittli@en G@nitter Cob bic
Gbhr; ~nnterldbt man eieie 9rrliGt, 10 1T man ibm
rettunsSloS ~petfanen, bic seredte Strafc fur ben
sst9tlinn, Der Lifeline Getcen" u~abeadtet lufen gu
birfen giaubte,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-24

Wag bas nun leiu tpie es min, iebens
faus bi'ben f6ou bic colof1alen neuen
Gorberunaen BET 5eutiden &eidsreeies
rung fir Rufunes3mede Elm 10 ernfes
Symptom, bob mon faum nod mad
anberen acknowledgement s,Dmptomen
au fu6er brau6t. GaB bieie immeus
len neuen Griegsforberungea in sar5
Gsuti9lanb cine iebr gebridte 9tims
mung betborserufen baben, III nidt 3u
pertpunbern, benz etftens neiB bas un>
ter ber 2aii ber eteusrn bel Der seseus
mdrtisen ollgemeinsn Toibllge befon.
bers f1mer ieuf3e1he beutide BoIt
faum nod, Dpber bisie &ieien Sums
men oufsebra4t tperbeu ionen, uno
Johann iast mau f@ fsIbf, baB bic
&egierurg f6 3u biefen neuer, tbat>
fdnli6 gang unerb0rten Jorberungen
nl6t entih!ohsn haben mlr5e, tpenn
fe bic Situation ni6t ihatFddli@ iiir
eine Eebr ernfe biefte. Dos gegenndrs
tige Gdbelroheln bat auerbings Dobl
fir ben Nueenblid nur ben 3ned, ben
&eids!as fur bic Bepilisuns Der ee<
forberten gumme sefisiser gu MAIDEN,
auein Niemanb idui9t fi6 bariiber,
BOB bic Musfi6ten auf cine bouernoe
grbaltuns beg Griebens febr f9ledt
fnb. Sa ben maBgebenben Greiiea
gerIins uub Wiens i@eint maj Der
ueberaeusung 5u fein. ooB IS i'm 5rib<
tabre vaum Rlappsn" fommen uerbe.
Der felt elmer @o9e tagenbe &ei6ss
tag bat nod ni1t bel bon i6 b6ren
laRen, bod i6eint es. baB bic %financiels
len Wirren Der lebten Mo6en bemieIs
ben NnlaB geben uerben, f6 einsebenb
nit elmer &ebifon BET f9 auf bic
B6rfe, auf 86tien.s befulationen, ouf
bic 8ermin : @eiddfte (s'Futures'')
unb auf ben Wuder be3iebenben Sc.
iebgebung gu befddftiseu. Die coniere
batiDe partei bra9te einen Nntrag Elm,
tpel1er p~erlanst, baB bic 86rie Der
@cntrole BEG S!aates unterfelt meroe
unh baB bic 86rSenipetuIation auf 3u.
finftige Sermine-bas %iogenannte Sifs
feren3sS In Nabrungss
mittelm. ffreng befraft merbe.
Was bic ~beitebenoen Wu9er . @eiebe
anlanst, 10 bat Der Paifer biefeIben
tpieber gum Shema eines grlafes &c.
ma6t, In nel6em er fe fur rn3urei.
4eab ertldrt uno bic Nnnabme firenses
ret unb pirfiamerer bsrlangt. Sci bic.
Ter @elegenbeit III es pobl ni6t unins
tere1ant, oarauf au berueilsn, baB Der
8ater Der iesisen oeuii6en @uGerges
iebe fein Nnberer 1T, als @raf WiIbelm
Bisma,d, Der 3tpeite 6cbn bes Ct.
Samplers, Der He i'm Sabre 1881 ein.
bra@te, gu pel9er 3eit He bann au9
nit gau3 rntDefentli6en Mfo6iffationen
our Mnnabme gelangten.
SIN uebrigen III es auf BEN @ebiete
ber europd;f6en politit iebr flu, mon
tuartet eben nit ansebaltenem Ntbem
auf bic 9inge. bic ba fommen folen.
Der Staatsfrei9 bes prdfbeaten
De Gonieca BON Brafilien bat fi1 fur
biefen 6errn berbdngnibbol ertpieien.
Vi molte bic &epnblit ftar3en unb in cine
Sictatur reip. Despptie umpanbeln,
aber babel murbe er geffir3t. Der
&epolutton in Dem 9taate &io @ranbe
DO Sui i6loiien f9 balb aud anbere
Staaten on. big fdlieBll6 elm ansemei,
net @olfsauffanb in &io BE- Saneiro
ben Dictator aur @eignation atuang.
Stun mirb mobl bic iunse &epubIif
balb auf einer idereu Bats aaseIanst
feir.
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Wm. Muth,s

@artens unb Ron3ert.2rtaI
auf benz @ouberuments 9hseI, eegeu.
tiber bonn ginsang gum parabeplab.
Die Sniafen BON 9utf9eu !perben oorn
8arroom aus bebient. Nngenebmer
Mufentbalt i'm @artsut. @roBer Dor.
siisli9 pentilirter Saal. Smportirte
Meine. feline Wbisties, 2iqu6re, tets
bor3iglides Hier; feline @igarreu. 5 e.
ben 5Dnntag Na9mitfag nDn
4 ubr ab grDBes Greis&on3ert.
Nbenbs Ball. Sas 2otal ftebt
STANDARDIZATION our @erflauHa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-24
Grirealide 8Otidaft fit 2anoretter
Weme Seuti1e 3plpnie.

Sn Inerfennung beg 5leiBes, ber
Iusbauer, Der Sd9tiateit uab beg ebs
rentpertbeu Characters Der beutiden
5armet, bat bic 8aD Wronias 2ano &
Immigration @ompasnie, welGe einen
groben Sheil Der mesen ibrer groben
Gru6tbatfeit unb hires a%ngenebmen
unb ~sefunben Glimas betannten st.
CHARLES bal6iuiel" befBt, bsfdIrKen,
hieies ausge5eihnete 2anD nit heutId,en
Bouern uaD Gbf3ahtern gu co!oni.
fren. Siefes 2anb Iisgt in Mranias
@ountn, Seg0s, oil Der Gufe bes merie
fanif6an @olfes.
Ser 8ooen III nit Saub uno 3ers
febteH eeemuiGeln gemii6t, baber
lei9t gu bearbeiten, auBerbem bat er
ben groben @Oraug Der unterbendRe,
rung. Das @e9enmaKsr bleibt nibt in
pftben fteben, Iangfam psrounfienb
uno ben Bpben iauernb. nie bos in 10
man1cn 8esenben Der Sal 1T, foHbern
es 5tebt ourh ben loderen Dpben unb
bereini9t nd nit Dem tberal uuter oer
Dberfdde nur nenige CUB tief gu fins
benben Wafer; in Jolge bsKen 1T Der
8oben penige 3ol unier Der Obers
fiddle INNER feu@t, ielbt in ben trodens
fen Sabren unb eignet f6 bebbaIb 10
Dortreffi6 fur Semitic unb Obfbau. :
@s siebt tein 2anb auf ber Welt. tpo
Der Metn nd9f mie bier, unb ct reift
mebr als eiuen Mouat friber, aIs In
Californian.
IS fnb f6on einige 9eutI6e bier,
unter anberen Strip Zimmerman, mel.
der frhber auf Der Stats : Nderbau.
i6ule uabe 8rpan als @drtner ans
geitellt NOR.
Sir Jagblieber unb Slider lit es
bas refine parabies. gs lit bier cine
cute @%elegenbeit fhr einen @efddftss
mann, um etnen fleinen &auflaben,
b%erbunben nit 8auhol3banbel, or3us
fangen, bic 2ompasnie mirb ben Store
bauen laRen.
Was 6as 2anb 10 empfeblenspertb
ma1t fur bisberige Renter, iii, baB bic
Gompagnie ben Deuti1en 10 etnltige
Gaufbeoingungen ftelt, fe brauden
ndmli9 oas erfe Sabr feinen Gent Gelb
an3usablen, aber miRen fi9 ioeleid aus
febeln unb einen Sbeil ibres gepGblten
Ganbes bebauen. gs tpir6 1ur an
ID irtlide Nniebler, aber niGt
an 9peeiIauten berfauft. Deutf1e
tperbeu in ieber Be3iebung bepor3ugt.
Gie Gompaquie bat 6errn QouiS
s. 8rh5I, tpel@er In Mranfas paB
Urttber &0dport genannt) etne Mpos
tbete beFbt, als ibreu beutl1en Maenten
ernanut fir ben 8ertauf ihrer 2dnbez
reien unb miro berfelbe germ bereit fein,
ale Mnfragen 5u b~eautpprten, unb bies
teuigeu, tuel6e fommer unb fi1 bos
2ano anfeben mOllen, bon Mranfas paB
aus fret bortbin au fibren.
Man berfeble bieie @elesenbeit ni9t,
beionbers ba bas 0anb In Der Ndbe bes
thnftigeu SiefpaHer 9afens Nrauias
9qB III.
~ moun G;o o;ua MXh . mofA{na
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Sn ben lebien WoGen tameB in
Berlin ui6t iDeniger als Is 8rdnoe rDr,
beren uripruns aueifelos 8ramonif.
tung 3uaef6rieben merben muB Ser
3wed bieier 8ranbfifter, bic mad Ell.
mem forgfdliig ausgearbe!teten Ytan au
arbeiten ideinen, lit ptinberung.
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@uflena Slrnicn enlhe.

Qte befe Gable ber gBelt fur S6nitte, auetI6uns
gen, @eidhphre, Dteber= unp Sauts auSi6las, Tiehte,
aeiprunsene 9dnbe, Grpftbeulen unb aqe Sauttrdnfs
9etten furtrt Sdmprrbriben pber feline 8e3abluns.
@5atse 8ufrtebenbett saruntirt pbsr has @elb pirb
Surhderitattet. rs Gents bic Sdadtel. Gum Wertauf
IN alien apOtbeten. @bOlpb DretB, Gbcmpipn & Co.,
Whplefale.
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s@- @riber Bros. baben bic
mpbernfen unb f66nifen S6mudia.
den, bic In biefser Siabt a~ngebOten
werben. Nles pirb unter @arantie
Derfauft.
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u. 6. paris. 8. g. &ot5Dea,
PARIS & ROTHWELL,

pbotOgrapbif@es AteIier,
go. IL unb ID Wef. gommerce.e traBe,
Sun Nntonio. Die alerneueffen @ens
res In photographer fem ausseflbrt,
ebenio elegant tpeun ai@t better, ME
irgenb tpelGe i'm Staate. 2~ebensgroBe
@rapon Bortraits unb ole Mrten bon
Bergr6Berungen. @ebt Cure 8ilber
ni9t Gremben. I'm fe bersr6Bern gu
IaRen, tpenn bic Mrbeit bier bon per.
aatuortli9en Rinflern sur bollen gu.
friebenheit ausgefabrt :perben fam.
Mir liefern nur Mrbeit erfer 2lafe ab.
Nnf9ten BON Gebdu0eu tuerben aui,
genommeu unb ale Muftrdge auberbalb
benz Mtelier prompt beforgt.
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~ 2abt Cure 9lnsiige bel y q M
coat & b n anfertieen. Sbr fns
bet bnrt cine 9roBe Auspobl bDr3hglis
der StoHe; man liefert CUTE arbeit
unb Nles fbt bortrsffih.
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s1r Gertise Nnaige, tpie fe i@6uer
ME nod San NntoniO gebrGdt wuroen;
1Ben wie a%naegohen. preiie niebrig.
pancoat & Sobu.