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UNITARIAN UNI ON.

A Ladies' Meeting with the Claiming
Auxiliary.
Ameeting of the ladies from the various
Unitarian churches around the bay was
held yesterday afternoon in the ladies' par
lors of the First Unitarian Church, under
the auspices of the Claiming Auxiliary.
Miss e. B. Easton, President of the auxili-
ary, stated that the object of the meeting
was to promote union and harmony among
the metropolitan and suburban churches.
1t was expected that Rev. Eliza Wilkes,
who has been assistant to Rev. Thomas Van
Ness of Alameda, and who leaves for the
East in few days, would be present to
read a paper on Our Opportunity" but
that lady was confined to her house through
illness. Miss Easton then gave five
minutes, talk on the work of the Women S
Unitarian Conference, organized in Sep
TENDER, and which has already rendered
financial aid to those who are founding new
hurches.
Mrs. Baurhyte of Alameda followed with
an essay. her subject being "A Prose
Monody on Church Fairs" humorous and
satirical criticism of the ordinary methods
of procuring church funds.
"Church Activities Among Children" by
Mrs. Lloyd Baldwin of Oakland, contained
an account of church experiment by which
children 5 dIt6IHoou udnCinS paltioo, SupPic-
mented by a musical and literary pro-
gramme, superseded Sunday-school picnics
and festivals.
The literary programme was concluded
by Mrs. B. +. Giddlngs' clever paper on the
"Work of the Postoffice Mission" an or
ganization which circulates through the
mails free literary magazines and Unitarian
publications. Mrs. Giddings also read let
tiers of thanks and commentator from q
number of miners, lumbermen and noun
taineers who had been presented with par
GELS of books.
Chocolate and cakes were then served, in
the discussion Of which and in social con-
yersation the remainder Of the afternoon
was passed.
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R PHAEE'S!! |
45S, 455, 457
Montgomery Street, |
Corner Sacramento.
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ITEMS FROM
SEA AND SHORE.
The Umatilla's Arrival With a
Very Light Cargo.
Change Of Time for Australian Steamers.
Cargoes of Coal-Low Freight to South
ern Ports-Movements of Vessels.

The steamer Umatilla came in yesterday
from Victoria in sixty-three hours. She
brought forty-fe cabin and thirty-three
steerage passengers, but very light cargo
This is accounted for by the boycott of the
Wellington Mine. The non-union men have
petitiOned the Government to stop the
parades of the union men and those taking
part in the next parade will be arrested and
the matter tested by the courts.
The race to Port Townsend between the
schooners Kitsap and Spokane was won by
the Spokane, that vessel arriving there Oh
Friday morning.
Tue British ship Crown of Denmark,
Captain Smith, arrived yesterday after a
passage Of y days from Newcastle, n. S.W.,
with a cargo of S004 tons OF coal.
The British ship Hesperian, Captain
WarUn, came from Liverpool in I47 days.
She has general cargo.
The steamer Crescent City, Captain Stock
fleth. was IS hours On the trip from Crescent
City.
TIMETABLE CHANGE.
The Oceanic Steamship Company received
a telegram from the PostmaSter-GeneraI of
New Zealand stating that the New Zealand
Government had agreed to the proposed
change Of timetable. By the new schedule
the steamers will leave Sydney on Monday
and arrive at San Francisco on Thursday in
stead of Saturday.
After tomorrow freight will be carried to
southern ports fer 81 per ton. The steamer
Santa Maria will run in opposition TO the
Pacific Coast steamers.
Two ships at anchor in the stream dragged
their anchors yesterday afternoon, and the
tugs Sea Queen and Active went TO their as
sistance.
The Granddaughter Dakota, lying at Green
street Wharf, had two of her four rudders
torn off by the sea yesterday.
The steamer Haytian Republic, Captain
Brown, came into port from Seattle, after
passage of eighty-four hours.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
The weather at Point Lobos at o'clock
yesterday was foggy, wind northeast, six
miles; at O'Clock thick, wind east, twelve
miles; at noon foggy, wind southeast, twenty
miles; at o'clock foggy. wind east-sOuth-
east, twenty-four miles. Yesterday al
o'clock in the morning the barometer stood
29.SS, at noon 1915, and at o'clock 1880.
Thomas Jones and James Quigley, coal
pasSers on the steamer Mariposa. were ar
rested in sydney for diSobeying lawful CON-
mands and the ship sailed without them.
The men had considerable trouble in return
ing to San Francisco and talk Of suing the
company.
No information has been received why the
steamer Scandinavia ran away from Santa
hooolio WIN pait VI MI Sal5o anu Sio lici
chants on change are speeua1n z on the
cause.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
The bark Don Adolfo went to Third street.
The barkentine Tam O'Shanter was taken
to Howard-street Wharf
The ship Kings County locked at Green
street Wharf.
The ship Topgailant lowed to fremont
street and locked.
The ship Prussia anchored In the stream.
The ship Elginshire towed to Fremont
street
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KITTY DoLAN'S TROUBLES.
Her Attorney Trying to Help Her Out OF
the MagdaIen Asylum.

Her Attorney Trying to Help Her Out of
the Magdalen Asylum.
In the eX parte case of Kitty Dolan, a
minor, who, though married oman, was
committed to the Nagdalen Asylum about
two months ago, and now prays for release
on the ground that her commitment to a re-
ligiOus institution was illegal and unconsti-
tutional, the question of church and State
was argued at some length before Judge
Trout yesterday.
Before Kitty Sheridan changed her name
to Dolan she lived with her parents in Sac
ramento, but she ran away with ID. +. Dolan
because her parents objected to her mar
rage. She represented her age as Is years
and Dolan swore to this before Justice OF
the Peace in San Francisco and they were
married. Then Kitty's parents became mad
and they had Dolan arrested for perjury and
Kitty sent to the Industrial School.
Now it seems that under city ordinance
the girls committed to the Industrial School
are Sc MT to the Magdalen Asylum, which is
claimed to be a Sectarian Institution, and
the inmates from the Industrial School are
supported out of the Industrial School ap-
preparation.
Attorney Carroll Cook raised the point
that the detention of his client in sec
tartan Institution is clearly unconstitutional
and IN conflict with Article ~, Section 80
OF the Constitution Of the State, which pro-
hibits the payment Of public funds to re-
ligous or seciarian institutions.
Attorney George ID. Collins appeared In
behalf of the Industrial School and Asylum.
his plea was that the Magdalen is part of
the Industrial School. and therefore a legal
place Of detention.
Then Attorney Cook argued that as Kitty
Dolan is married woman even the In
dustrial School could not legally detain her,
Neither the State nor the parent had right
over married child.
After a great deal of argument the case
went over till Wednesday afternoon.
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dition TO the actual damage may in The discre-
ton of the Judge or jury, recover exemplary
damages
THAN EVER.

ton of the Judge or jury, recover exemplary
damages.
LARGER THAN EVER.
Luther II. Holden Of the RavmOnd-Wbit.
comp Agency said yesterday that the out
look is good for heavy excursion season.
He has just arrived, and says that on the
way he encountered Raymond & WhitcOmb
parties bound for California numbering 800
persons and upward. Another large party,
which went south TO Mexico, will be here in
a month. There are two more winter parties
to come 10 California from Boston this sea-
son, ana booking is rapidly proceeding
The parties have been larger this season
than ever before. Southern California hotels
tourists.
The Salt Lake people are complaining of
discrimination in freight rates, and re-
Gently addressed a complaint to Freight
Agent Smurr of the Southern Pacific Com
pany In reply Mr.. Smurr informed them
that his company had no jurisdiction in the
matter, the alleged discrimination being out
side of the Southern Pacific territory.
The. Southern Pacific track at Tucson
was cleared yesterday at noon and all trains
are moving on time. Land-slides and
washouts are reported at various other
points along the line, but none of serious
character
Freight Agent johnson of the Union
Pacific arrived here from Los Angeles
yesterday.
anu L dCIuC Has pun lulU
service fifteen new locomotives.
SOME RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The earnings OF the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Ee Tor December, 1890, fell short of
those Tor the same period in 1889, by
1854, 1856. From July 1St 10 December 3lst
the gross earnings were S17,945, 303. much
heavier than for the corresponding six
months in 1889. The expenses of the sys-
TEN increased in proportion and tile net
earnings show decrease of S511,954.
The total earnings of the Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy for 1890 were S35 $50, $50,
an increase of 81, 062, 969 over those of 1889.
There was decrease, however, in the net
income of the road OF 1924, 924, owing to
heavy expenses.
William II. Suydam. formerly of the Union
Pacific in this city, has been appointed to a
position oil the Mexican Central, and will
leave soon for his new station.
+. A. Holbrook, General Agent of the
Chicago and Northwestern, has returned
from Los Angeles.
+. Holton, Claim Agent of the Atlantic
and Pacific at Albuquerque, is in the city.s
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per's Young People, increases in interest with
each succeeding chapter. II is a faithful por
tIailuIe of men and manners In ''merrie En-
gland" during the reign Of Henry ", 500 years
ago, and cannot TAIL to enlist the interest not
only OF all young readers, but of hosts of older
ones as well.
One finds 1t hard to believe that Mrs. P T.
BaInums article, "Moths OF Modern Marriages"
in Ihe Ladies' Home Journal" for March, Is
really tue hrst she has published. Her Keen
comment touches the very heart of existing diff
culiies and transforms an old subject into
oil fresh and genuine interest. The timely sug-
gestiveness of the article Is attracting wide at
tenlior.
ITO the East, Westward" an article descrp-
tive OF the progress made during the past few
years In the Dominion of Canada IS the title of
pleasing and leading article In the February
number OF The Enelish Illustrated Magazine"
In the same issue X. Owen Allsop has an inter
esling article on Norwich, aud Nine. Romanoff
tells about Russian girlhOod.
The fl elton in the March number Of "Harper's
Magazine" will include the first installment Of a
series OF Dorset tales entitled "WesseX ok"
by Thomas Harry; the third part of Charles Eg
pert Craddock's charming novel, In the
Stranger Peoples Country" and a short love
story by Brander Matthews entitled 'In the
Nestibule Limited"
"Godthwailes Geographical Magazine" prints
much fresh and entertaining Information. In
tie January number this magazine gave the ear
Hest detailed Information of some important geo.
graphical enterprises, as. for instance, the eXpe-
diuon which Is now entering Death Valley, in
Southern California, to make biological aud
typographical survey.
The Louis Lombard" for February, monthly
review for everybody, published in Utica, n. Y,
and edited by Louis Lombard, contains great
deal OF matter that Is instructive TO the general
reader AID which does not, as a rule, find its way
into the large magazines.
" Singing, My Darling, for You"
One OF the sweetest songs ever sung by the late
Emma Abbott, one composed for her by II. S.
Perkins Of Chicago, is "Siuging, Ny Darling for
You" Ii has been published by the composer,
with piano and violin accompaniment, aud bears
on lis tlepage portrait of the late Miss Abbott
and fac-simile Of an autograph letter by her.
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Rebate on sweet Wines.

The subject of the surplus of sugar IN the
local sweet wines Is still being agitated at
the national capital, and material rebate
on the revenue taxes imposed Is being asked.
Il. W. Byington, Collector Of the Internal
Revenue of the Sacramento District, is the
latest one to voice protest. and he says that
wlne-mskers In his district will lose thou
sands Of dollars gplsss they can have re-
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Anglo-CaIifornia Bank Sued.

In September. 1885, Simon Kullman and
William Lowenberg. of the firm of Kullman
d Co., recovered judgment for S1S,544 So
against Jacob Greenebaum and Emanuel
Strauss, and an execution being levied
against their property, S496 10 was de-
manded of the Anglo-California Bank, by
the Sheriff, as having been deposited by the
said Judgment debtors. This demand the
bank refused to comply with, whereupon the
Judgment creditors. the said Kullman and
Lowenberg, have begun suit for the amount.
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Among The many attractive sketches that APP
pear in the March number OF Frank Lesle's
The morning call., 1891-02-22

Howard Pye's romspce Of the Middle Ages,
entitled Men Of Iron," now running In "Har-
The morning call., 1891-02-22

The Louis Lombard" for February, monthly
review for everybody, published in Utica, n. Y,
and edited by Louis Lombard, contains Il great
deal OF matter that Is instructive TO the general
reader asd which does not, as a rule, ind its way
into the Ian e magazines
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Magazine and Other Notes.

The Outing article for March In the Overland
Monthly series will be about The parks and
pleasure drives OF San francisco. twin be fully
illustrated, and will describe and tell the history
of the famous plaza and old South Park etc
and especially OF the great pleasure ground OF
the city, the new Golden Gate Park, with the
Presldlo and beach drives, and SO on. Colonel
Mckinley bill and its bearings on California his.
tory, In the Overland Monthly" for March,
Colonel Irish is a chleffain OF the earlier tariff
campaign In Iowa, and Mr.. Estee is Cabinet
candidate OF California Republicans.
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Sa ben mitteIs uub characterization
Staateu gepinnt bic .Blatnei9eS bee".
toie es i6eiut, inner ntebr ON Boben
unb Nnbdngern. Wie bas Waibingtos
ner Bureau Der amerifanil1en Staten
meIbet, 1T in 8~enssuela bic 8enesung
fir einen auf @egenieitigteit berubeaz
ten 9anbelss uub 3olbe,trag nit ben
Der. Staten In ber lebteu 3fsit cine
febr trdftige aetporoea.
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Radical, la9t in cinem Nrtitel. weI.
der biele Gra9e bebanbelt, ME fotet:
nDie mlrfungea Der MeRinltp ; Bill
MAIDEN fi6 auf unferen Md,tten bereits
tn 10 f9limmer Weiie fRblbar, oaS als
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Regieruug an has Aer3 aul leger, BOB
He bieie 10 ptdtise N"nselesenbeit In
bic 9anb nimmt unb eine NbiteQung
Der Ae~beItdn5e Der bei3uffbren; fir
geae3uela mtiibe cine beraftiger 3oQ.
8ertraJ BON boppelism Nuben Iein.
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bauptfd9liden ausfubrattitel. GaFse
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lobnenbei Matft fdern, fpnbern uns
au9 Mebl nnb 56maI3. tpeIde mir
aus benz Nuslanb be3ieben mtiHeu, au
biliseren preifen Oerf6afsr. Die
Sbatfa9e, ooB Der Export Don gbo.
colabe, meI6e friberbin In GROCER Men.
gen BON bier mad ben Der. 5taaten
auagefhbft Uurbe, neil tie bort nur 2
Gents per Bfunb an. ginganss3oa au
3ablen bate, f9on betrdntli6 ab3unebs
men anfdnst uno f6lieBii6 gang ouf'
bSren muB. men1 bic iebige @teuer BON
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10 bemertli9 sema@t, 6ab Der g5ba6eu,
wel@en lie uns aufigt, ni4t mebr in
Mbrebe Su helen 1T, uto dbnli@ tpiro
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unferer &egterung, 6ieTer 6rage TIRE
geadtuug jul tommen au laEen.
nab ganlir gletder Meile ipre9en fd
onbere gtdtter, 70 aud bas III 2as
@uapra erf1einenbe vDiarios aug.
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@abt : proclamation.
Mapors Office,
Stabt 5ar Antonio, aefos.
10. Sauuar. 1891

Mapors Office,
Stabt 5an antonio, aeros.
10. Sauuar. 1891.
Rraft meines Wmtes. ais Mopor bsr
Stabt 6an 4ntunio, erIoKe Id hermit
cine Proclamation bic ben
8tueiten Montas i'm Sebruar 1891
als Wabltag befimmt. (Oieier RoH.
tag 1T ber neunte bes Wouats).
ueber folsenbe 8samte lou abgehimmt
Derben: Den M6por, @%seorber. Col.
lettor, Ifsfor, e@atmeifer, stabt.
Sn8enieur, 5tobt = Mntnalt. 6tobt..
Mari6aQ. Nubitor, etne1 alderman
fir febe Daro Der Stabt uub d alber.
mdauer at Large. Sie Wablpl6se In
ben beri6iebeaen Warbs perbensboa 8
ubr Morsens bis 6, ,ubr Mbeubs pFeu
fein unb 5par on folgen6eng Gsufa:
Barb go. 1-Sm poIiSei 6aupss
quarter; Wabtpotfeber. Simon rs,
nisbsim.
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garbenos. 'aN5 7
warb SO, s-gde aareoO uub Wsa.
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gde NDenue . unb TO- 6trabes Motl.
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Heller, Qnuis 8ergarom.
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nno bes @taotsseietes. pa6irt adj "A.
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lutur, 5ei!e 81, tpir6 Sic Mobl aB6es
b0lten uub 6efnnnt geita@t.
SIT @timnteeber ieber @erb iolen
iiber bic Mdbt bes Mnpor5 @ecorber,
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Mari@aG, Gubitor, eltei Ml6erildf ftr
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mduner at Large obaittAen. Il
CUR 8ef@eintguag bierpon 3ei@ne i'd
f1eiiien Namen urb Iai1e hos GiegeI Der
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Cine 0rOinaus.
3ur 8efimmung Der 5nbroel@winbie.
feit oer StraBenears.

Sci es bur@ ben Gtabtratb Der Stab
Sun Nntonio beror6net;
Section /. Dab bon iett ab teiu
Strabbabnmagen anf ben Gtraben
ber Stabt San anionio nit grb6exer
@ef9minbisfeit benn 3ebn (lOl Meilen
per Gtunbe fortbeue0tp ber Ioufeu Qes
IaEen uerben fol. inuerbolb hsa s9os
bus bon einer Meile bonn NitteIpuatte
Der Gtobt; unb fRnf3ebn (15) MeiIen
per Stunoe innerbalbrhe Il &abins BON
5uei Meileu uho auterhdlb bes Radius
BON elmer WeiIe pom GeitteIpunfte Der
5taOt; unb 3pon3is COY MeiIen per
Stunbe auf irgeub eire grbbtre Gntfer.
nung benn atpet Msilen bonn NsltteI.
puntts Der Gtabt unb Ai@t iiber 6rei
(3) Weilen per gtunbe tiber Braden
unb on 8~iegungeu.
Section 2. Da6 auf Qllen cleft
trif9en @ars bar9 ben Dperoteur Dhey
Qoabutteur einer foIdeu Ger cine @Ios
de ansef@laser Dsrben foa onf cine
gntfernung bon minbefens fRBfnnbs
Feben3ig (75) Jub Dor einer 6tra6eus
treu3ung ober Gtrobene6e unb bab bic
@lode geIdniet perben fDl, bic bic
5traBenede ober 8reu3ung pdffitt NOR.
ben il; unb BEL Der 4fillinFt an fDI9er
StraBentreu3ung obsr Gtrasenedt rtub
bic Gar uHter bDltoniileHet QonirsIe
bes 0perateurs fem 10 ba6 he trber.
aisli@ gum gtiaftdn0 gebsa6t ipeTaen
fonn.
Section 3. Srgenb cine perfou,
trel9e bic 8enimmnngen biefer Drbis
nan3 bsrlekt, foI zines 9ereebeis
f@uIbig eradbtet unb nod erfeIeter
reberfibrung Dor BEN RetGrhst 3ur
3ablung elmer celebrate Don ni&t mes
niger benrl fiiaf aanb riot metf bean
ginbunbert DDiIdrs perurtbeiIt tuerbeu.
paHirt unb genebmigt ON IL. So.
tiar 1891.
8rpanGafIag9an,
Attefirt: Ms19ur.
Q. g. GIaubou, GioosGIert.
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Gin frhber bel Der 9rmee jfeben6er
Wunbarat unb iebt bsbeuienber ar3t i'm
bffli@en SoDa, mnbte unldngff auf els
aige Gage fetu 6eim perlaHen; mG6s
renb ieiner a~b@eienbeit befarn clues
Der 3inoer cine i@pere grtdItung, mos
rauf ieine Hrau iofort cine Ulai1s
s@bamberloin's Cough &emebpS bolsu
lieb. Wtit benz er5ielten &eInltate tuar
he 10 aufriebea, oaB bel dbnIi9en 1dueu
3u Uerf@iebenen 3eiien biefeIbe Mebisiu
gebrau@t tuurbe. Rad eigener ueber.
3eugung bebanptet ber Nr3t, bab es bos
S~uuerldfHefe prdparat segen @rtdlirnq
tudre unb before grfolse e~rsiele, als ~
genb zines, tuas ct ie gebrau6t babe.
gu berfaufen BET ". Cohen & Co..
2altsDer & Con unb allen bebeutenber
Droguifen.
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@sgets eine1 S@nitt, gei@dbieung,
Gieb. ober Branbpunben eiebt es niGts
BeHsres, afs Chamberlain
Bafn Balm Die Munbe BELT
fdneaer, aIs burG irgenb Gin anberss
prdpar0t, uno. tpenr bieielbe niht gar
su f@limm If, obHe Narben 3u binter,
laFen. gu baben Bel @. COIN & Co.,
s. 2alteper & Son unt ouen bebeuteu,
ben Npotbefern.
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Deatf@. GmaIifd5e g@mIe,
eaN Mntoutc, Gera8.

ON MHtcHtcs ItENB.
anertanat ti&tiee eebranRaIt far Ruaben
anb Mdb4en; fed breitie Sabren In roger
NirtiamIeit. 8srtrefei6e 4ebrirdfie inter bss
bdbrtsr asttuus. Der enolif9sn Spra@e pirk,
pie BET heut(3en, boIIe gt4nuna gttragen.
aueerbem nMttrri&t I'm SbanifGen. einfger.
maben bprbereitete S&iIer iinben itberseti
Aufnakmt. Rdkere Austanft ertteiIen Gerr
g.. Orecs, Hrdfbent hes Soul BorRanbes
Rab d m. Narbe6, Direltsr br apaaIt
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- Ser 20. Sabresias Der Raiiers
protlamation 5u 8erfaiIes ipurbe bon
ben 8erliner Bldttern als Matchmaker
@ebentias gefeiert. Gitt 8ismard
iol an biefem Sage tauienbe bon 6uI.
acknowledgements erbalten baben.
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~ Die Morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company bot f~ortpdbreno
frif6e aufiern nnb Slide, fotpie WilO
aller Mrt an GdRb. Grif9e 3ufubren
ieben 9oe. 8efellungeH bon GaIni'
lien tperbtn prompt aussefibrt un0 fret
abaelitfert. SrebinD 4oenue. jtuii9en
Mains unb Militdr pla3a. $elepbon
SO. 81.
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WeHaae mad, gareva.

Die Ngenturen bes BERN %. 3.
Doung, go. l Commerce Stvaee,
s an Mntonio, unb So. COB Nain'
GtraBe, DaIIas. Dertreten nnr bic
anerfonnt beifen europdif&eu 0ampfers
2inien. Gerr Douns it in, etanbe PIE
btIItgfen &aten gu gebeu. sts
theiIt bereitwiais iebe setDhuf9te anss
tunft unb beforgt iebr prompt ale Tim
ibergebenen Nuftrdge. Wer nod Gu
ropo su reiien ptlnf@t, pber 8erw0tlols
herabertommer lafen min, tpenbe I'D
an irgenb cine ber genonuteu Ngeuturen.
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SsDti3 fiir gtemer3aBIer !
Office bes SteuerfoGettcrs,
6an Nuteute, 5eras.

Der unier3eiGRete maGt bierbur6
betannt, baB bic Staatss unb Gountp,
MosYalorem unb QopfaeuerH test fduia
uno oor ober am 81. December 1890
3ablbar finb.
Sofegaffianc.
Gteuerfolettor fox 8eyor Gountp,
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Sa meiner GGamilie fnb Or. gu.
guf R6nig's hamburger GamiIiensN ee.
bi3ineu gern8eiebene 9ausmitteI; re
telien tets. = Grans Mi@eI, @ebar
Sails, Mtse.
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~ 2stIe QebIea % per 8onre;
MeaaiRsr slad uHb 2ptIe eeruif@t o..
Snbinn 9erritorp Roblen bette Qua.
iitdt $3.50. penn: Mntbrncit Roblen
413. @benfu has befie trodene Ofens
aub Serb NsennboIa au niebrigaen
0reifen bel Carr g @pberfOn,
Ia 8uflejonsS traSe. 9eIepbon 393.
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- Deun 5br euies trudenes pofi,
Dat 1rennboi5 braant, ipreGt bcr Ober
tefteat per 9eiephon bel bet Sunset
Wood Company; fe bat iets bns 8efe
I'm Marfte. 3elepboa 81.
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,Gas ilnerreiaturea pare her ri&tis. Wame hafhr:
henn ned ME bat trsenb etpaS iplhes 3usraueu ses
Drnuen. gGnttdnipuns 1T ibm fern" Or. Suu's
SufensG rrup. grets Is Gents.
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@biion bat feline pbonoeraphs
9uppe iebt 10 berbefert, baB fe 1876
Worte ipre9en fanM.
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9eitenweg : @faittruna.

gifenfein.P latten per Or. SUB Is Cts.
Cement 20 "
S~teinplatten Is +"
@alaDeras Bl0tten II
Cement @urbe pr. lauf. Gub. As .
Rurbffein IS .
gi~a3elnheiten Bel 8. allen a
Scbn, @O. 5 qreiasS traBe, seseR'
tber g. Magner.