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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-24
NOTICE. TO 4RCHITECTS

TIE HONORABLE THE CHIEF CoMMTs-
SiVasE Of lands AMI works hereby invites
nFSAll-ts 70 submit oefors the Sota Sepseal-
teE aeNt tcozalslt:ve4 plans and estimates ~
tF ne eo54SF4e-io0 Uf certain provincial govern
n2eat 6u3latngS Particulars 81 competition and
Farmer ~ f3rfaS&.on De oo.asnsd from The
Gsrsl-us-t- W - CORK
t'sEaty 4 afnHa ssioaer % lands and WorSs Lands
June lsq2
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NoTICr OF DISSOLUTION.

n4N>N~GTE0N or PARTNERSHvP-TR
y Ia Iae EsA.p hefet fore existing cetNsen W
= k5Vne 81 William II wilcox under ira SIN
aAtaS q Rome & WILCOX. MAS This CAV disco ~.
. hAafi3sl consent ". L Boone Stii saEfle All
hiis pertain rs - the rsu ard Coolest az outstaas-
he s>S+@4sA "a r BOONE,
lEls - Iss2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-24

+ ANfHNNN'~ BfSnERY. BLANK BOOK
a manufacturers. v Washington street. corner
N ntFe4Al, Fo%114s and Terry eecA, Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-24

7 II PARSONS. ACCOUNTANT. IS spLLI
u. van n.cSA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-24

E'oRTCNE TELLING WITH CARDS 5 AND
l. 50 Cents Monday Wednesday and Friday.
Co-ns- Front and Cedar streets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-24
FOR REST-LODGTNG HOUSES

L'oR RENT -CLARENDOS HOTEL CORNER
Il second and Dero1 streets; a desirable tepan;
can secure TINS receGtly cEilt house very favor
able terms Apply Charles I1oach, liI2 From;
street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-24
WASTED-AGESTS.

WANTED - AGESTS. SLEEPS PHOTO
w tograpas has been ant il phenomenal SCI
lsr: lSs 600 sold IN United STATES IN SIX months:
ve want more agents; Columbus and Colombia =
also taking hold q the people with rush: come
into line and sand a. Once for information and
terms i. DENYING Co, si3 MArket street, san
Francisco
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-24
NOTICE. TO COyrRAcroRs

VOSTRACToRs-Io0 900 YARDS OF Pres
u class Scraper work 70 let: free frsnsoa--,sr-I-
" - DAVE lib ThirTeearh street Tace<a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-24
FINANCIAL.

lSxE~saNat-Sou WILL SAVE MONEY BY
l havger wear asruitare 90 she Beiitovn FurEt-
sas ,s,.,iAav ais Front street, insisIinaelf plan
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B4STED-BO4R DERs.
lNASTED-oSE OR TWO CHILDREN TO
W board; good bone and best OF care. terms
reasonable. Apply !, 3Zl sixth street
WAyTED-cHILDgES To BOARD. IN
w auire AZ steel works. Ballard. or address l.
Hesser. Ballard
NkS ATWOOD'S DINING PARLOsS, NO.
vi So4 second street. the Terrace. The test Csc
meal In the city reduced rates ~ week Or month
Chicken dinners served Tuesdays and Fridays
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REAO F4IS.

DEMovAL-HAyISG SOLD THE rNTrs
II est which have heretofore he'd n a. -
law firm OF Hill. Gillian & Benson. I shan -.
TIC. law alone hereafter 81 SIS AMI $40 -
block Until further notice shall accent ec,,5-EE
gent tee cases, provided 1 hnd them safisssr.a-
upon examination z D BENSON -
sig Pioneer ala~x
Seattle Wash. July 2. 1892
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PERSONAL.

T L-YoUHs RECEIVED: WILL DO AS
l.. you wish; see me Monday evening Ed
Yours very truly. An Atnirsr.
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nrASTFD BY WELL FNPERTPNCYn
w dressmaSer, sewing. either IN private FAM
lies DO 1T home. Address A E.. care Post
IDteiliSenCer
VrAS~Ep-A BRIGHT. REFINED Young
w lady would ike = position a. eaoS eeper or
Traveller; graduate with good references Apt
Post utsll scncSr
w ANTEp-BN TWO YOUNG LADIES sis
w ters. upstairs wors ~ vstrlRs On fabe. Al
arssS n y v, Post Htells geHcFr.
nFANEEn-t.F EAAS GlkE4 WANTS STU
w sfiop - do gv0e-si hol>eRoTx and cooSlaS-
Call - "a Is Front street. grocery store.
II ANfEN-Hh LADY. POSITION As
w hoGs~Seeprr In wttcNeF. family goTSt rsf
sr~nc~z Address MAi,sana hsocN : aus Front
stree.
W ANTED-sFH ma az THE pAY. CALL
" 8. cssice o. Ath4en house, o3S Islra
"a ANrEn-NN LADY. SEWING ~ DRESS
w mas ~ establishment Address l.. foss-
snss44iseRcsE.
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FOR EICHsSGE.
EoR EXCHASGE-ASYTHIS AND Nv
srYthinE second hand sixth AMI r ke- Chaplin.
LoR ExCHANGE-FIVE ACRES NEAR
L city, fne land. partly Cleared, for lots II
Gottsisin building
TOR ExCHANGE-CHoICE UNINcUN-
L eeret outside property al reasons able figure
for Seattle property: VII assume moderate incau1-
bfanoe Address II NJ 4. care Post Intel seacer.
E'oR EXCHANGE-A sSsoo EQUITY IN
Omaha improved property worth IS. 900: will
take Seattle property or good ranch property. Ad-
cress e q, Pest -Inieiiigeacer-
U-ILI. ExCHANeE COOP REAL ESTATE
w free and clear. Sor lodgiuS-h0use hotel in
Seattle. tacoma or any o. the Sound towns Wise
man & ca. Teom 100 New York block
NrASTED-To EXCHANGE so ACRES
w farm Land IN RlGsap county for - stTie prop
eriy, has dwelling. chick en- houses barn ard
Box Sal, ~ea;lle.
ZOE ENCHANGE-WILL TRADE GOOD
Il real estate for FAMILY groceries. Wiseu.n &
ca. room 200 New York block
L-oR EXCHANGE-A PINE UPIANnRaNCH
t with improvements Snafcfen. for ma rs-r.oF
30 minutes frona growing town. worth AZ .ouo 70
exchange for seattle suburban prlpsrtv or tast-
ness chance. Address Jim. Pos,-intelilgencer
LoR kXCHASGE-A GOOD L0r FOR sYw.
L Ing machine. W.seman & Co, New York block
L'oR EXCHANGE-WILL TRADE A oXg
L thousand dollar equity in house and LOT for a
good piano; here - chance nor some enc who has
piano they Gois want and would ike 70 have a
good home. 3senan & Co. room 200 y ew y ork
block.
uaNTED-To KXCHANGE TWO FINE
w sections Of wheat land In Red River valley
Minnesota. fer seattle property. ThornA, NJ
Green. Z. u Rex Sal.
EJR ENCHANGE-H1GaI IMPROVED
L farms IN eastern Washington for Seattle pror-
erty. Room Bailey osiadins.
LoR ENsHASGE-wE HAVE SOME coon
Il real estate 20 exchange for billiard tSolss cal
81 2l> Commercial street
INoR CHANGE-IMPROVEn RANCH $50
4 scrs>- soai buildings, 600 bearing fruit trres
three 1ArterS mile water froat half nile f-orl
railroad. for good city PROPERTY Tresn. 2ol-91s
" Asn-n-toH building, krOat street
LNoR ENCHANGE-FARN LAM INN
Il numbered - Missouri and Kansas SIX seattle
property ~ for business Chances Ii - Turner
90 Sailera lock
L7OR EXC HAN0E--TW0 FTGTTT ~T7.TT-T
Il residences owner. room - Eple- elock
l'0K kNCHANGE-CHICA LOTS To FX
L change tor $esttla rsa- estate fo.ps-a r~-,,->.
SIC - So >es,tie National Bank ba4diag
l'oR ENGHANGE-FOUR EXTRA Cu0TCrr
j residence losS. graded ana terra,et 60YI.sl
iinaher lands CT good inside osts.te uroy-s-fy
Tree1 - --Ze2 Wsshing on hnltjnE Frout srr.s.
I'OR ENCHANGE-RANCH IN EASTvB%
1 Kansas fes Seattle property. = NJ Preston
So teooeeT n4acS-
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-21

for whom the elector desires to vote.
Such a mark indicates hat the elector
desires to vote the straight party ticket
right through, and is altogether the
simplest and safest way to vote. To
those who have not studied the law, the
following instructions, which will be
posted on election day in each voting
booth, will be of interest:
1t is the duty of the inspector or one of
the judges Of election, to deliver a ballot
to the qualified voter who presents him
self and requests the same; before deliver
ing. there shall be stamped on the back,
and near the top of the ballot, the words
"Ofheial Ballot"-and the other words on
the said stamp as provided for in Section
~, q The official delivering the same
shall alsO write his initials Their
Each qualified svOt er is entitled receive
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-21

containing the name of some other nomi-
nee, across the name of the regular
nominee of his party, or the voter may
erase the name of q candidate and write
the name of any other nominee for that
office In the blank space provided on the
ticket. In such case do not put an X in
front Of the name of the candidate.
Having prepared his ballot the eIector
shall fold 1t SO that the face of the ballot
Will be concealed, but SO the endorse.
ment stamped thereon by the officials
may be seen. The ballot so folded shall
be handed Immediately to the of1cial
before the voter Is Permitted to leave the
room.
In voting for constitutional amendment
or on any other proposition, the elector
SHALL NOT place an * In front $of the
proposition. but shall cross out that Dor
ton he does not desire to vote, sothat what
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-21

that he cannon read, or that by blindness
or other physical disability he is unable to
mark his ballot, shall, upon request, re-
officers, each Of a different party; such
officers shall certify on the back of the
ballot that it was so marked by their as
sistance, but shall give no other informa-
ton regarding the same.
No ballot shall be deposited by the
l1dges IN the ballot box upon which the
official stamp does not appear.
To vote q straight party ticket make a
CROSS. thus X, In the space at left Of party
name at top Of ballot, and nowhere else.
To vote tsp1it" ticket, or for candidates
q different parties. the elector should
make an x mark In front Of name OF
each person for whom he desires 70 vote,
and nowhere else; Of tho elector may
place An X before the party name ct the
hsad of the ballot, and uss q ssticker.s
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-21
THE AUSTRALIAN BALLOT,

The TRIBUNE prints in this issue a fac
simile Of the Australian ballot III size
and form as it will be presented to the
Burleigh county elector to vote. It
contains al names, and when the two
candidates for county commissioner in
the Third district are known they will
be added-also the names of Olsen for
sheriff, and Hollembaek for auditor, if
they conclude to enter the race and
have the necessary number of signers
by Tuesday. It will be apparent to all
that the simplest way TO- vote will be to:
vote a straight ticket. 70 do this it is
only necessary to make an K in the
square in front Of the .ndme Of the party
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-21

but one ballot as provided for in Section
~; but under the provisions OF Section rs,
If ballot be spoiled others may be OBJ
time, not exceeding three in ali, but in all
cases the spoiled ballot must be returned
to the official before a new one can be
issued. 1t is the duty of the official who
receives the spoiled ballot to Immediately
cancel the same, and these, together with
those not used, preserved by being secured
N sealed packages and returned to the
County Auditor.
On receiving his ticket, the voter shall
forthwith, and without leaving the polling
place, retire alone to one OF the booths pro-
vided, and there prepare his ballot.
Not more than one person Is permitted
to occupy the same booth at the same time
or remain ! n or occupy booth or com
partment longer than necessary to prepare
his ballot. Five minutes Is the limit, if
other booths are crowded.
Any voter who declares to the judges
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-21

is left on the ballot NOT CROSSED, shall
press his vote on the question. Thus
the electOrd desires to vote AGAINST ames
ment to the constitution, he shall cross \
the paragraph reading "For amendmel
eG. II ne desires to vote FOR the ame
ment, ne shall cross out the paragra.
reading against amendments etc.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-21

Harry Oliver is in Minneapolis
Mrs. Oliver, who is at ST. Anthony
Ipital with fever. Mrs. Oliver has
very Ill, but nov recovering.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-21

REPUBLICANS have but one instruct
to give voters this year, viz: Makel|
X thus.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-21
AMENDMENT
For amendi1,
to read as follG

S 1872. The ST.
revenue, or in cas-
but such debts shaS
(5) mills on the &
property in the Ste
for State and coun
of North Dakota
Every such debt 81
be definitely ment
for levying an ann
and the principal
and shall specially
,nent of said prinS
not be repealed nc
cipal and interest,
the limit named sr
ling invasion, supp
of war, or to proy
tilities , but the iss}
ness, shall not be
limit.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-21

-at head Of ballot, and NOWHERE
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-21

X REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
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Against am
s%titution.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-17
eSn 92ep Norf faBen an elmer

Sn glep Oorf iaBen an einenl
Der leBten Morgen in einem billigen
&oftbaufe Der 56iffsperlaber Sobn
Gilmartin, elm Mann Don 20 Sabren,
unb brei anbere Na6tgdite in einem
semeinf6aftli6en 3immer auf ibren
8ettiteaen unb iaben Our6 baS ge0ffs
nete 6enlter Dem Sreiben auf Der pel.
StraBe su. Sic. tparen gu allerlel
S6er5en aufselegt unb UNI ieinen Ges
noi1en einen SauptipaB gu bereiten,
goB @ilmartin einem unterbalb bes
Genlters itebenben 3eger, ben er fannte,
ober gu fennen glaubte, einen &rug
Waiier auf ben Woqi6dbel, Ser See
ger aber fabte ben Sder3 bon Der
aebrfeite auf, fam in boiler @utb bic
3reppe binauf unO in bas Simmer, mo
@ilmartin iaB unb erita6 bieien. 9ie
@enoKen bes @rmprbeten paren iiber
bic 5bat 10 beitiir3t, baB tie ben Morz
Der entflieben lieBen.
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9ie @rippe erfpIaretd, bebanbelt

Sd bin ioeben bon einem 5tpeiten
4nfal Der @rippe lit bieIem Sabre berz
geitellt tporben, iagt Scr. $. .. Sones,
9eransgeber bes r2eaber", Meria,
Seras. Sd sebrau6te Gbamberlains
5ufenzMebi5in unb NIT @rfolg, benrt
i'd par nur 5mei : gegen friiber 3ebft
Sage i'm 8ette. Ser ameite Nnfall
piir5e ebenfauS 10 i6mer gemeien iein,
tpie Der erite, bdtte i6 nidt bieie Wtebtz
sin angetpanbt, ba i'd mid feds Stunz
ben na6 Der 9lttade f6pn legen mubte,
pdbrenb i'd beim eriten Nnfall nod
3tpet Sage lang meinen @ef6dften
na6geben fonnte, ebe i'd bettldgerig
wurbe. 9ie Slaf6e gu so Gents gu
perfaufen bel ben 9ruggiften s. &altz
eDer & @obn, DopIing & 6loob, %,
& M. &alteper, u. SreiB, $. 59uz
6arb, Ct. Cohen & So. unb 5. s.
6arriion.
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NbenDS am IL. tam etlt 1tartes 9e>
tuitter iiber ben Gio @ranbe beriiber.
9ange 8libe, oft mebrere aus einem
pnnfte, fdhoRsn bur6 bic Wolten, aber
in ben 3 Stunben, bic bas @etpitter
Dal:erte, Felen nur einige Sropfen Ges
gen. Nm IL. ging Der Monb berfins
ltert auf, wenigitens I'M Often, un6
ner iDeiB, oh ni6t Aa6 Der Jalb'f1en
5beorie irsenbmo Elm @rbbeben getpee
fen lit.
Gin 8efannter ersdblte mid, baB
man ieben Morgen In benz Staube bon
StraBen, bic am Glufe entlans fiibren,
Die Spuren BON S6langen feben tonne,
bic iiber bic 5traBe binweg nod benz
Gluffe gefro9e1t ieien, um gu trinfen.
Cine fol1e Spur, berli1erte er, fei 6
! 3oa brett geipefen. gs siebt nun bier
cine furse, aber iebr bide S6lange, bic
i'd inbeiien nur einmaI geieben babe,
iebenfals cine @ifti6lange, ba bic un>
giftigen ldnger unb biinner fi11b; cine
iol6e f0nnte es tpobl gemefen iein.
Dieier Gage traf i1 aud auf einem
Spa5iergange elm balb Dubenb 8itber,
bic NIT ipabrem @rintine eine S6lange
bon ettpa 4 SUB, NIT braunen 8iereden
auf benz &iiden, nit Steinen iparfen.
Me S6longen nun, gleifpiel uel6e,
iinb ben WerifaAern viporas unb als
, i'd elm Mdb6en frus, Die ii6 beionbers
NIT Steinperfen berportbat, oh bic
S6lange etua Elm &iaO gebifen, fagte
oas Mdb6en: ugtein, aber ein 8ogelz
neit bat bic yipora ausnebmen unb
Die jungen gosel6en frefen mollen. I"
Da muBte iie natiirlid iterben, sbas
9ing ni6t anbers. uebrigens mar iie
| f6pn tobt, aber bic &inber ,pollten III
rer Sa9e fi6er iein unb tparfen, 10
lange iie Ii6 mod irgenbipie regte.
! 8 + 6ieIfd1er.
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3orresppmbena. -@aaIe g

6prresppnbens. -@aale pab,
ben 13. Mai '92. = Set beinabe 3mei
Wo6en fommen ieBt ieben Na6mittag
buntle Wolfen i'm Wefen berauf, bic
f6 Die ei1t Sd6er ausbreiten, 10 baB
man ii6er glauben nt6dte, es gdbe elm
@emitter. Mber es fomntt ni9t baau !;
es 1T, als ob bic Wolfen an ben 8es
birgen in Merifo bereits ibre 6eu9tigz
feit abgdben, 10 6ab mir eben i'm Srof=
men bleiben. Mm 20. Npril CAB es
tuobl Elm @etpitter int Often unb ben
folSenbeI Sag tDebte elm fiibler Winb.
9lber fonit ftieg bic 9iBe fait ieben Sag
iiber 100 @rab 6abrenbeit, alfo 80
Grab &eaumiir. Som 5. Wfai an
mar bic 3eit, tpo Der groBe Meeteorz
f9marm ben eitten pntft Der @rbbabn
l9neibet, mdbrenb Der anbere punft
IN bic 3eit bonn 8.-15. Nop. fdllt.
Cine tnerfli9e @rniebrigung Der Semz
pe.atur follte nun in beiben 6d(len bic
Golge feitt. Sd beoba1tete alio bonn
8. Mfai an iebem Sag 9laes genau.
Sterni6nnppen iparel natiirlid) bel
bem bellen Monbf6ein ni6t fi1tbar,
obmobl piellei6t genug bur6 bic pbez
ren 2ufti6i6ten unb briiber binaus
porbeigei9ohen iein m5gen. Nm s.
Mai mar es iebr beiB, los @rab i'm
S6atten, alio 80 Grab &eaumiir; in
Der Na6t fiel aber bas thermometer unb
mir batten
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tpenn man tit etnem 8eitaurant ooer
etnem aaffeebauie beieinanoer idBe.
@ini9e lenlationelle 9asesereisnille
maren beretts belpro9en iporoen, tinb
ba Die 9biir gu bem Nmtssimmer tros
aler IebnIii6ti9en Blide, tpel6e man
tbr sumarf, nod INNER bebarrli9 per<
idloGen blieb, fam man allsen1a9 aud
auf Dtnse 5u fpre6en, mel6e tpeniser
TN 8oroer9runoe oes allsemeinen Sne
tereiles itanben.
(Sortfetuns folst.)
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g,easalsia III IS Wstnuten fnrtrt.

Str. S. g. Stnrtepant, @bitor Der
p@aupaca (Wisc.) poltA iagt: Gbamz
berlains S6meraens 8alfam furirte
meiue 6rau bergangene Nadt bon @ez
ii6tsz unb 3abni6mersen innerbalb Is
Wtinuten. g8ir m6dten ni6t mebr obs
ne bafielbe iein. 9ie 6lafde fir so @ts.
gu baben bel ben 9ruggiHen S. Salt
eDer & Sobn, Doubling & 6loob, %.
& 90. aaIteper, u. SreiB, 8. S6us
6arb, st. Cohen & So. unb S. 8.
6arriion.
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aleio rto6e! aleioeritoHe!

Der srDbte unb setuabltefte gorratb bon
feinen RIeiberft fen, Der ie in San
Intl lnto norbanben mar. G'a neues Mnfer
Sattn Stripeo grepon, iplib uno
genuifert.
v8ebfDrb Gprb" in alien neuen Gar.
ben, wie @idel, Gteale, Mais, aapenrel, San,
8uiiian Strap, Cream. ipeib.
G.balIies gu 1e, 1s unb 20 esnts per
garb.
:, .Trams6iiid,e Gballiss in So Be-
tttnlntten Wuitern.
: Mobaires, Crepe b'gbine gu rs
Gents, 80 Gents ,lnb $l.0o.
Sran5bitider Drsanbie su 25, 35
nnb DO Gents.
Gorp Dn 8oi etpas neaes, gu 10 Gents
per Darb.
@emuiterte 8ebforb @orb gu 121a
gents per Darb.
@emuiterte Crepe gu IA Gents per
Daro
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@runoeiseuthnms lleberrraaunas, n.

0rumbetgeuthums lleberrraanugem.
@ottfrieb Sdbnel unb 6rau ON Sbeo.
q. Seifert, @runbitiid an Soma=
StraBe; $400.
u. .. 6ranf an Granf u. @utseit,
Al older 2ano am 4laaan Greet; 81, 900,
Sobn s. 3uidlag on Mnna gu
i6lag, 2 @runoitide an 9luitinz5 5trabe;
preis nDminea.
y. Mar an 5. 8. GalfHer, @run6.
ftiid an 9reiB Street; 81, $50.
q. &. nnb q. 99mibt on galentir
S9erer, @runbitiid on Ser @de bon
2apaca= unb NeiptonSStraBe; 5000.
Gonrab 9uberi6 on $. N. 9agen.
ION, @runbitiid fiibli6 bon Sft Com,
meree>Strabe; $500.
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BON 9parsen 8aaren gu ben aller.
ntebrisiten Vreiien.
@etretfter unb cdrrirter 2awn
bon | Gents auffpdrts Bis gu ben, beften.
Saliater f4marser Orsanoie, @renabine,
Satin seitreifter 2apn gu eritaunlid nisori,
gen BreiIen.
geiDene QHarp Semriettas, 40 8on,
nit ben neueiten S9attirungen periebeu,
5u $1.00.
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0smfIems 0frntcd gafbe.

Dte Bette Salbe ber gBelt fur S9nitte. Auetihuus
gen, @ei4uhre, Steber. unb Samt= =gusidias, Gedte,
seiprunsene pdube, Groifbeulen unb aue Sauffranfs
hetten tmrtrt Sdmprrhpiben ober tetue 0eiabluus.
86qtse 3ufrtebenbeit saranttrt pber ea8 GeIb wirb
Suruderfdttei. 25 Gent5 ote S9aGtel. 3um Uerfauj
in alien apctbefen. abpIpb Dreib, Gbrmpion Co.,
Whplelafe,
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Setne gpieem Vorbanae, 81 garo
lang, au rs Gents, $l.0o, 81 25s sl.5O,
$500, $3.50, $500, uao aufndrts, 10 fein
ipie Sbr fie tpiinidt.
. Sarbtger unb i9tparaer Saille
Graneatie 3,t 80 Gents per garb
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: 8apit Geo XIII. bat an ben 9as
tbolifen>@onsreB In paris elm S6reis
ben gelanbt, in mel6em er bon Neuem
6ebOriam gegen bic conititutionelle
&egierung einf6drft.
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2ephnr 0imqha1lls /!

@ir pertaufen Sepbpr Ginebams
gu 10, 18 nnb 25 @ents.
Satin Stsipeb eorb bu aoi unb 3epbprs.
@emnfterte sateen gu 10. II, IS
uhb 25 Gents.
s9ltdt; 10, 121a, Is, 20 unb %
Gents.
Sas srSbte unb beft aussetpd5lte aaser
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Sorbdnae! 0orbdnae !!

Sn Draperien unb gretpnnes
flbren mir cine elegante Mustpabl BON 10
Gents auftparts bis gu Der feiniten Sprte.
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Chenille Rortieren ltllb giidbeden.

@ir offeriren Gbenille Yorttere n
unb Eti9 D eden gu abiolmt baIbem 9reiie.
8tr baben 80 Baare Yortieren unb 100
Eilhbefen, ale gu bemieIben 9reiie
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TIMER ,,Weifer Glsghant'.'

TIMER y@ei6er elephant"
glOtbins 9aus 1T bas srobts uno ueIitdns
@danitt, Muaer Amalitds nNb
! ab MIIes pabtdE
Wi0bel nnb 9eppi9e!
llnier M6bel. nnb 9epp,d Dspartsuisxt
berbient IN Qlugeniuein aeroIltnstn ~ nsrs
ben Mir quottren prelit, sit Sbr NIT 6sss
8nit8en leien iperbet.
9eppid5c! 9epptdbc!
8ofb 8rufels, 81 unb aufpdrts.
Tapeitrp 8ruiiels, 80 gents unA aafisdrts.
Iapeitrp gruifeIs, Rorberrn, 86 Gents nms
aiifmarts.
auss 3 spat, sreifa4s oias q Gents.
linton 70
aass y @oue, sDetia9e 1o
g. 56 !,
linton 45
@sianm,te sepsiGe, is bss go esatss.
2tnpleun1, 60 Gents ul0, auftrdrt&
Subbosen OeI.Iud, SO gts. ,inb nuiiu6rte.
GoeossUsattem, As Gents uan aufirdrtS tsC
AuapratsDaro.
gbina Matten. bon 1s1S bis 96 gspts.
aeehte s5apaneiiibe Matten su a,lr IL s&ss.
MDbel! Me1beli
Bir MAIDEN fpeaiele Dferten III S'&9af.
5immers Gets:
Solibe Mntlfe' fe'@idene Sets. nur slt.se.
@legnnte @hepat Sets, asr $3o.
Solibe Balinnb Sets, nasr $$Ss.
pliii4 Parlor Sets, niir $s7.