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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-17

The British Medical journal quotes some
important remarks by well known Ger
man physician on the subject OF the blood.
i,essncss Of girls ut school. Dr. n. A.
neRhy anirms that neglected cases Of this
eiass go from bad TO worse, and finally die
:, lubereular consumption. This IL an
observation which every experienced ply
Neian can confirm from his personal knowl.
,Suse The whole question Of the school
.le OF girls Is ono emlnently demanding
investigation aud the application OF mod
am principles Of hygiene
htamy considers that the root Of the
u.eulty Hes Ia the fnet that girls at
SCHOOL do not inhale sufficient oxygen; IA
o1her words they suffer, become delicate
sHu die from want OF fresh air. BY way Of
teihediing tbs condition of things he pro-
poses that there shonld be- systematic deep
ihn1latien for twenty minutes twice a day
~ perfectly pure outside atmosphere.
Ine ueep Inspiration should he carried ont
win the mouth closed and under intelli
k'nt SUPERVISED. II IL stated that no
o'ner known method of treatment more
rapidly improves the character Of the
elood' heamy, however. does not stop
mere he Insists that tue patient shall leave
puool' give up all study aud spend several
h9uiNRday In the open mir Most judicious
savlce. lie gocsfurtherand orders abun
e4lee Oh bevisteak aud milk.
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thiidrsn's Tonslis should he Removed.
Dr. +. II. BOsworth said that ten or
eleven years ago he Ind made the asser.
tlon that practically there is no tonsil In
the healthy throat. The existence Of
tonsll should BE- regarded ~ a disease 10 DO
dealt with summurily and promptly. As
70 symptoms, he did not think snoring and
Interference with breathing were To be ut
tributcd to enlarged tonsils, but rather to
enlarged 40 called third tonsll or enlarged
glands In the pharynx. lie did not believe
that enlarged fauclal tonsils gave rive To
difficult breathing, or nasal catarrh, or
difficult hearing.
what tonslls SHOULD DO cut outi All
iohsils should be cLs out. Tonsils meant
diseased Emphatic tissue, which. II II TO
manned u sufficient length OF time, would
Then continue TO exist during life II had
been taid that tonslls disappeared at M.
hertyi but he could say they did nothing
OF The sort. They shrank up at puberty,
but IN doing 80 they became source OF no
uncomfortable trouble, especially In form.
ing places FOR the accumulation Of mucus
which would undergo oheesy degeneration.
Continuing, DIR. Bosworth asked, What
constitutes u healthy tonslli How wera
We otelli How many children wero In q
state OF absolute health regarding their
Emphatic glandsi When the glands were
enlarged he assumed that they were dis
.AAel Yet he would not say remove every
tohsll. hut as soon rs a 30 called enlarged
'onsll caused symptoms he would remove
h-Medlcal Record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-17
WOMAN AND HOME.
..o,,sa MISTAKES OF THE GIRLS
ADDICTED TO DRAGGING.

,,,.l.raneo Of some ''o'h'r'-oh,laron,'
..,.-rhe Bioodicssnoss OF School
m. Mindless Gown - womon
shouii Eat often
I'D a Young bachelor who e com
~ ,itpated in lifc why he did not
ioi,,s' aWell. / will tell YOU" he fopl'cd.
nAHy,, home. which Of coiirso means n
y van na, discouraged about making
KY ,suturc. admired young lauy
w .,l,. and was beginning TO THINK serf
ST. n paylng her court. She seemed TO
90 ~, dsai. Che was a model daughter
'.s ,..iyo minded. Intelligent, indus
49, Sic was always neatly but slim
w. ,.oJi,.,.ed. and her cheerfulness was like
lg..nv day. Recently met her on the
-, iust M she was emerging from a
mn,,.ar'. establishment.
p nss,s u,y new hatP she said brightly
81 walked along by her side. Isn't IL
prttyf ,. 49,.
~ a simple openwork straw. on which
I,sl few flowers aud bow OF ribbon,
w ~ very pretty and becoming, ] rc-
al i have finer one being made she
P.,ieusd. This is only n hack affair. l
vi only twenty dollars for H. IL b sly
s,S though. for the price, think
"a, heart sank at her light way Of cstl.
-..'rg co,t. have no sisters. and my
,l.r posscs.ed knack Of trimming her
bonncts, 20 had never known what
49, hats cost. II that simple bit Of
s,swand ribbon cost twenty dollars, what
Md be the price u the finer hat being
,,sJer Thirty dollars at least. lrcalized
!, once my inability TO properly support n
"a Who paid dfty dollars for two hats in
y. aestlng season. What u fortune Il
I'D require to furnish all her wauirob,
=, ,hat ratei Yet she n 10 simply dressed
- An appearances; nothing at all SNOWY
slou, hcr. suppose all girls In her stu
I'm nav as much for their clothes, aud "
iLlnk I will leave marriage for richer
mon. The average young man cannot stand
la sort of thing, assure YOU"
Now, happened TO know who this young
Woman was, aud | happened to know thai
~ was not an cxtrnyagant girl II sh,
M n,ll twenty dollars for hat IL was az
ANNUAL expenditure for her. and woult
trouble her conscience and purse for many
Nav. and cause her much self denial II
cher directions.
mt she possessed the foolish idea 20 prev
asnt In this age Of great fortunes, tha
men admire women who use money Law
ishly and who pay large prices for thoi
ssnnents.-El Wheeler Wilcox Ia Ladicn
Home Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-17

In the famine districts of Russia "a
1000 people are without food. The stu
pendousness Of the problem before tho
czarand the world thus bocomoapparent
Its number of people greater than ono.
third of tho whole population of tho
United States. The czar Is doing all he
ran to feed them, but what can no or
anybody do? still more gloomy is the
fact that tho famine is caused largely by
impoverishmont OF the soil 10 that there
Is little hope for tho future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-17

Among the ouriositios preserved by
tho Minnesota Historical society Is q
autographed copy OF an ongrossmont Of
the emancipation proclamation. Tho
engrosser. ono W. II. Pratt, of Davon-
port, Ia, was 30 very skillful in his
inauipulations Of the pen that he sue
cecdcd, 10y careful and oxact shading o!
the letters. in producing very excel
lent portrait Of Abraham Lincoln. the
author Of the famous document, In tho
center of the copy. In other words THO
lettering itself is made TO form por-
trait of Mr.. Lincoln. There were prob
ably large number Of them originally
struck OF, but copies Of 1t are now worry
rare. As specimen Of ponwork 1t is
certainly very unique.-St. Louis Re.
...ll1g=
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-17

Franklin discovered the identity Of
lightning and electricity by kite flying
\ man with nm original mind is now
trying to- see Wht,he, powerful kites
may not be used to carry safety ropes
aud relief to ships in distress, and SO be-
come useful appurtcnances of the life
Rayinp stations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-17

David +. Sutherland, Of Seymour, Is
cutting new set Of teeth. He is seven-
ty.four years old and had all of his teeth
extracted dive years ago. Since that
time no has been wearing false teeth.
Some days ago tho old gcntleman's gums
became very sore, and to his surprise u
tooth broke through. Others quickly
followed and new sot Is promised
indianapolis Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-17

Poor, conquered, degraded, there can
10 no people among whom II would bo
harder TO learn respect for human ma
turo. But yet the memory of the In.
tlians. "a II survives after full consid-
Grafton Of all that Is bad and sad. has IN
It more Of hopo than Of despair. Tho
Indians stand out In the travellers mind.
not by their poverty or degradation,
but by their affection, their PATIENCE,
their dignity, their capacity for ndmita-
ton.
Their affection has been made notori-
ous by many tale Tho nurses devote
themselves. literally giving lif for The
English nurse child. Tho sorMhts cn-
duro amy harlships TO follow . master
they love. Everywhere we seemed to
SEQ among them signs Of n will 70 DO
clinging or aiicctiOnaie, and their rec.
ords arc full OF tales Of loyalty and OF
generous devotion.
II now there arc not rs many In.
stances Of such affection ns there were
in tho onrlier days Of tho English occu-
patton, IL must 10 remembered, rs n
missionary said, that India has now
fewer English graves. and TINT employ
ors on their side more ofton break the
bonds when tlioy, with light heart, take
their journey home, made shorter By
steam and swift vessels Their patience
also has been told OF again and again.
| Nineteenth Century.
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August.
Flower

UtlC - htuNlt-
Dyspepsia. man at Malden.on-
the Hudson, n. ",
named Captain A. c. Pareis, who
has written us a letter In which il
is evident that he has made up his
mind concerning some things, and
this is what he says:
"I have used your preparation
called August Flower in my family
for seven or eight years. 1t is con-
SANITY in my house, and We consider
1t the best remedy for Indigestion,
and Constipation we
indigestion. have ever used or
known. Ny wife is
troubled with Dyspepsia, and at
times suffers very much after eating.
The August Flower, however, re-
Iicvcs the difficulty. Ny wife fire.
uuently says to me when l am going
to town, We are out
Constipation Of August Flower,
and I think you had
better get another bottle lam also
troubled with Indigestion, andwhen-
ever / am, take one or two tea
spoonfuls before eating, for a day or
two, and all trouble is removed" -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-17

zone Of the signs OF the age" says an
,l.erylng woman, us the difficulty grown
Janehtrrs find In adapting their ideas 1,
The Intolerance Of the mothers who will
mol share in the progress about them.
This il especially true where the dnugh.
tiers do not marry early, and either remain
az home or 10 out To pursue some one OF
the many occupations now open TO women.
In either OF the latter cases the home cords
are NO, much looscned-not nearly 80 much
As when the daughter establishes herself
by marriage In an Independent household.
1.-THE zap between the mother educated
twenty-five yean ago and the daughter
nbrcast Of these glowing times Is wider
than IL ever will bc again. aud II IL try
ing one to the dial child. whose widening
reach Of things only increases her sense Of
what i due TO her mother and eagcrnoss
to bring the well loved parent within tho
scope Of the falling blessings To many
women motherhood brings Rn nutocracy
that i mover wholly rclinquishcd. Cor
years her llghtost wish has been the
daughters law, and II what Thackoray
calls The tyranny Of parents * modified Ia
many Instances, In equally as many others
II painfully exists
81 have in min,-at this moment wise.
calm, dlial woman Of thirty.nvc. whose ca
pable work In a library gives her widowed
and Otherwise childless mother n pleasant
home, In which, alas, il proyidcr has no
home fccliRg. Al her plans and ambitions
arr ihwaried or II pcrforcc accepted Il Is
wlh scant grace; her friends are not wei.
come, her hobbies Hrc not tolerated, her
theories aud principles are not respected.
She Is merely 10 the mother big edition
otthe little girl whom she told To put on
her school frock today aud tomorrow her
church gown, aud whose ungrudglng hos
piallty she accepts with no smallest sense
q obligations "-llcs Point of View In
New York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-17

One thing that can reconcile an artist
to the piles of cotton flowers upon ladies'
hats this spring Is the fact that while
the flowers are there the birds will DO
spared. When flowers are in, birds are
mt Ilr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-17

Rosa Donheur, turning into her Sow
tnty-iirst year, doing some OF the strong
lst, finest work of her life, is pleasant to
think about.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-17

The Christian Union rejoiccs that in
the state where race ha,rcds were strong
est Louisiana--tho color line has been
broken. The lottery war did it.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-17

pIt. o. W. ZIG C-INp,
Microscopic and Analytical Physician.
HAS PRACrlOkD IN SALT LAKE CITY
III eighteen years, and the wonderful aud
well'esiabli,hed cures no has Effected 10 that
time prove the scientific principles GU which bis
remedies are compounded. Forming diagnosis
hy the aid Of the microscope cLkbles him to
detect the primary cause OF disease aud effect
n radical care. Tho Doctor has cured lhous,
ands OF cAscs Of NerNous Ds bilI,y, Fcplai
aud physical WesLne,s and Nsryau.
PRESENTATION. and will forfeit Five liuu1ied
Dollars for any ease taken under his treatment
which he fails TO cure.
Men who are weak, from whatever cause, and
whether yOutG OR MIDDLE AGgD.
the Doctor guarantees 10 rettore you 10 health
and NiEor, ASrAll The delicate difoAleA VI NO.
men permanently cured.
Liver aud Kidney Complaint. and al classes
% nts cured. OF iApewoIms removed with
head or nOpay.
once, ~ Elmo Hotel. salt Lake cay.
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Mdtb fur mHtter.

Dor iiber so Sabren f6on tpurbe Mrs.
WinSlom'S SOOTHING Syrup BON Mils
lionen ben Miittern beim 3abnem Der
&inber ansemenbet. Wirf bu i'm
S1lafe brr9 bas S6reier zines ainbes
geit6rt, bas i'm 3aEnen 1T unb bor
S6mersen meint2 Wenn 10, lafe fofort
cine Slai1e BON rM}rs. WinslomS Snoz
thing 9prup" bolen. Sein Wertb if un>
bejablbar. @s pirb benz tleire,1 2eibens
ben fofort 2tnberung perf9affen. 8ers
laBt eu6 barauf, Msiitter, e8 1T fein
3neifeI bariiber. IS belt 9pientern
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Magen unb
bic Nieren, befeitigt Winbs& olif, ers
mei9t ben @aumen, perbinbert @mt5iins
bung unb ftdrft bas ganae @pftem.
rWfrS Winslows SOOTHING Syrup"
fur 5abnenbe &inber lit angenebm in
@ei9mad unb bas &eeept itammt bon
einem her beiten tpeibli9en 'Mer5te In
ben Ser. Staaten. gs lit bel allen
Srussiften in Der ga1laer @elt au ba>
ben. Breis Is @ts. per Glaf1e.
&auft ni6ts enberes ais Mrs. WinSs
Ions Soothing Sprup.
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ni6t muir aaes Obf, fombern aud bic

ni6t muir ales Sbf, fonbern aud bic
&artofel= unb ipnftige @emiiiesgrnte
serit0rt. 9as 9ieb 1T mayer unb uttz
perfdufli6. Sn @oliab, See unb
9arnes Gountp baben bic giebsii9ter
febr grpBe 8erlulte erlitten nnb an pies
lett WaKerbebdltern (Sanfs) fonnte i6
20 big 30 &opf 5dblen, pel6e gefalen
tparen. 9ie gan5e 2uft lit bon Dem
abiheuli9en Scrub perpeitet, unb OBJ
pobl mir beute ber II. Npril i6reiben,
bat bas 8ieb ni9t Gras genug, Inn 1i6
iatt gu freAen. Menn es ni6t lit gang
furser 3ett reguet, lpirb bas 8ieb mais
ienpeiie gu @runbe seben. Den1 au6
bas Wafer lit in bielen @egenben febr
fnapp. Wa6 bic @rnte, B. b. Cotton
ltnb &orn betrift, 10 ldBt ii6 iebt nod
gar ni6ts bariiber fagen. 9as &orn
1T nod febr suriid, ba es gum groBten
Sbeil erfrDren mar unb gum sneiten
0lal gepflan5t perber mubte. Cotton
1T gut a%ufsegangen, ioweit es gepflan5t
tit; btele Sarmer f0nnen aber ipegelt
gu GROCER Srodenbeit ni9t pflan5er.
Sin ti6ttger gutter &egen in Der fir
5elten Srift farm nod Qnes gum 8eIten
leiten. Salten aber Srodenbeit unb
bic i6auberbaften Norbz unb Sio>
pinbe nod einige Wo9er ait, 10 lit auf
feline Grnte gu re6uen unb Nles ums
ionf setban,
s. g 1ufh
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sofort uerlaust! 100 praftiide
WGrtuer.

an praftii6e @drttter u1b Obfs1dz
ter ipirb eine bei9rdnfte Mnsabl BON
bier unb sebn Ncres 8lods, rptber
Sanblebm, brei MeiIen iiiboftti9 bon
Der Yoftoffiee berfauft. Sieie 8Iods
b%efinben lt6 In Der @ranb giew Nbbiz
tion, iirb fpe3ieu fir 8drtmer unb
Sbi5iibter ausgelegt unb fonreit ben
1abesu po0enbeten artelti9em 8runner
benuBen. I'm nun bieie par5eaeu
ob1e 9er5ug bon praftiiden @drtnerl1
uab Sbf5ii6tern beliebeln gu laHen,
'pirb etne bei6rdnfte 9ln3abl berielber1
s1 e%rmaBigtem preiie perfauft perben.
9ter 1T cine Gelegenbeit, mo sSbr aebu
Qcres 2anb gu @urem eisemerl preiie
taufen fonnt, bic, wenn nit Obitbdus
men bepftanst, in tpenigen Sabren elm
Germ0ge1t reprdientiren. 9iele parz
3ellen linb Idmmtli6 ppm golntp=0ers
mel1 er abget9eilt porben, unb es mirb
mir elm 9ergniigen MAIDEN, etmaigen
&dufern bieielbea gu seigen unb Bic
Oren3en atlaugeben. Menbet Gu1 an
S. 9. 9ignutpitD,
oberbalb Der Seras : National : 8anf.
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Na9 Mericu

&eiieube, tpel9e Merieo beiu6en
molten, ioaten ibre @unbreiie : 8iGete
uber bic Me1ican Rational
10 a b faufen. sic erlauben be-
liebigen aufentbalt auf 9in> unb 3id=
reife in irgenb wel6en pldBen umb iinb
fur fe6S Monate giiltig. Ser Mgent
in 3arebo beiorgt bas Gepdd, ipedlelt
@elo nm mnb gebt ben &eifenben nit
Matb unb Shat aur 9arb. Special
arrangements fur gr6Bere &eife : @e=.
felf9aften. Gabrpreis BON San Mns
tonic mad Der Stabt Wteriep unb suriid
$39.75 Wegen ndberer ginselbeitem
tpenbet gu9 miinbli6 ober f9riftli1
an %. 6. &igsbp, 9idet : agent,
s. & 8. sc. q. &C.. Office, MIamo
Plasa, San Mntonio, Seras.
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In ciuen 0lboranS ftiir.en

IT Elm f4redIiSsS DING, ielbt TIM 1ranm, aser Berate
tn oteieni nt4ts Seltenss. Wer in bteier art Rom
MIptriiden betmseiuat pirb, pfest nit etnem unarz
%tttnltrten S@ret ~ e%rpaden; ieine @lieter iinb in
f1lten S4rrtB .sebabet, ietn Sers tIoeft fthrmiih.
A9oral: Won f1lafe ni6t auf benz Rhden ltesenb,
Defenders penn man an Dpapepfe unb 0erpDfitdt letz
BET, sstrauhe 8paetter's WesenbttterS. um BON pieien
9etmiuaunSea periHpnt gu bletben. @eeen G1lafo=
fJtett, ben un5ertaennltden 8esleitsr BON d,pniiher
Dpspepiie forpobl, mite cefen unpermeibIi6e 8ol1e,
IT has 8ttterS ein uniibertrefHtaes Setlmittel. Sc
tbrte Wereenuns If bic Aueue nn5dbliser ~qualroGer
aeteeu, bsren Spniptome iiG sundait bIrd urresele
mdbi8eS SuaftiontIen Der 2eber uhb Der Ginssrreibe
dubern @caen ptr benz @ebtrn unb BEN Msvpenlp=
item .Rnbe peri1afea, 70 mlffen mir Sund4t bem Msaz
gen tn Srtnun8 brtnsen uno Bite 9bdtisteit Der Wers
banurss=, @bipnberansss unb GntleerunssDrsane ,ez
%9ult.en. Maloria, nntbdttSfett ber 9ieren rnb 8las
le, Sobbrennen anb saftrti&es aopfpeb, olsemeine
9infdnistett unb BITE @rtppe furire man NIT bieiem
Mutel, fur behen por5hsli6e be,lfrdftiae G%tsenf6afteu
Snnberte berbrrrasenfer Gerste l2eusniB ~abselest bas
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9esas.

Jn 2are6o bat fid cine Mttienaes
feli9aft gebilbet, INN bic petroIeum>
6unbe IN Susalsgountp aussubeuten.
Bon Qarebo aus tit cine gorz2az
buug bod Rabrungsmittel mad pena,
Der n6dbfen Station Der 3erassM eris
tanif9en eifenbabn BET 4io @ranbe
@itp gefanbt tpDrben.
Ser Mapor pa6bof in Sort
Wortb bat ben &ecorber Rern tuegsn
9runfenbeit feines Nmtes entboben.
Sn 8renbam berunglldte Der
Bei9enifeller Guffap @robn intem er
JtuifGen bic adber elmer 6ra6tz@ar ges
rietb unb inter ibnen bis 3ur unfennt,
Ii6teit 3ermaIn1t tunrbe.
Derf9iebene rorb=teranifde Bldts
ter befirmorten bic Muffeaung bes
gongreBmaitne 8 Qanbam als @oupers
ftenrss @anbibat.
Sn Dallas fpra9 @lart in elmer
NtahenzV erfammlung, bic fid gu elmer
tiirmif9en Gpation fir i'm aetaltete.
Sn Der fleinen Nieberla1uua
&ieiel BEL perrp, Sails @ounfp, (Wtitteis
9eToS) tuurbe Der 4aufmann nnb polts
n%leiiter g. 4aufma1tr bon stuei Negern
gefdofen, meI9e. bic Safe berauben
tpollttn. Nan lit ben Morbbuben auf
Der Spur. Ser 3uitanb &aufmanus
III febr bebeutlid.
- 9err %. 6. 2oof in Marion,
GUADALUPE @ountp, 1T gum poftmeiifer
bafeIbif ernantt tporben.
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straBeu : Numerirnng.

@bas. s. aine, Der bon Der
Stabt angeiteIt purbe, bic Mumerirung
Der 9dufer Qaut Srbinans bonn Z.
Wtdr5 1922 5u i%ibernebmer, 3eigt bier
burd ben ussGigentblmeri1 an, baB
er nit Der Numerirung ~begDnnen bat.
9erielbe 1T ieBt babel, ben 0auss
Gigentbiiraern ibre offsielen Nummern
mit5utbeilen, mel9e BON linn in @arriz
ions paint Sore, (g1o. lO8 Onz6ous
TOMS trabe) gu be5ieben finb.
@eedann's Niaem furirem Migrdne.
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CALIFORNIA !. @eime.

Weinliebbaber finben elm groBes Qaz
ger BON feinen California Meinen BEL
9errn s. 5. MeDer am Nlamos
plaaa. 6err Meper fudt bic Weine
an Or anb STEELE aus unb fault brett
auS. benz Geler Der Weinsi9ter. MIs
gutem 8en11er selingt es Tim tets, bic
beften 5orten aus5mmdblen. Gr fann
feline aunbe1t unb 6amilien nit einem
guten 9ropfem berfeben. &otbs unb
WeiB Weine in nor3iigli1er Qualitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.O0 per @aIone - frei
ins 9aus geliefert.
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MISFIT CLOTHING PARLOR

giebt @uren Dollars boppelten @ertb.
Som S6neiber gema6te $25 9errers
&it5iise fir 1925
Bonn S6neiber gema9te geinfleiber
pertb $3.50, iebt S.. Wir baben
Bafenbes fiir Sebe1 unb repariren elm
Sabr fptenre SO. 200 Gonls
merfes, @de NaparrosStrabe
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SGnls' 9almett ; @artem lit Der
Sammelplab ber 9eutf6en bon San
Intonio nit ibren 6amilien. Die re-
gelmdBigen Nbenb : Grei : aon5erte an
bier Nbenoen in Der Wo6e iinb tets
aablrei6 beiu9t unb e%rfreuett fi6 elmer
allgemeinen 8eliebtbeit.
g@pfs' saloou 1T Ser sr0Bte unb
lebbaftelte III Der Stabt. Seine Meine
nnb Wbisfeps unb ~alle5eit feaerfrif6es
8ier, iomie bic beiten gigarren. S9ola'
2un6 erfreut ii6 alIgemeiner Mners
fernuttg unb resen 3uipru6s.
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0Iadltds aente a,tp aubtana

2BM, Etmmens, Yelmetfer tn Jhapile, gnbldna,
(4rettt sGns sGIeeyie BttterSA bot mir metr sendst,
az ene enbeseH Msbttinen jufamnnensenpmn,en aeaea
sus tte Bef4uerbea unh 9efben, Medic rte golse bon
Gt6sunsen ter Rtsren uub Der aeber fnb.A Der Nars
MR. unb Bts1e14ter 5ptn Geslie, ebsnfans rcr Sba,
btue, fa6t: 50 baItt Gleet-ie Bitrers fhr be bere
Wettdns bic - 6iebt, 10 t4be mid mad itrem Ge.
tyan9s iris neu esberen sethblt.M 8. W. Gardener,
Elm Gi{enpaaren gambler ~tfrfelben Ortf4aft, (ast
.0ftttrtk Ditfer8 III eerabe Da8, mas Stmanb 5rduGt,
Se0en UeInnbtstt total vaut ben CUNT seiDmmen tft.-
ME man ~ taeeH rfeef. meir fat es Die Gejunbteit
nisbsreestben unh ID babe ptetsr Hppetit aas nsuen
sstsnsmnttfS
Die GIa|4e fcfet nur SO Gents. Su baden In alien
Epptttten. atripb Dretb, redemption & Co., Rtcles
fate.
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Weme nemtiAe 2tputbefe.
W. & 70. aaIteber, 800 Oft . Sou.
ftun Straae.

Die 9erren 80. 6 90. aalteDer, erz
fabrene Qpntbefer unb gbemifer, boz
ben IN No. 800 OftsDouitonitraBe cine
Seutf9e Npotbefe etablirt. 9ie Ger
rem fibren ielbftperfdubli6 elm poles
2ager bon 9roguen aIer Nrt, Yatemte
mebi5inen, 9Dilettenartifel etc. unb tperz
ben beionbers Der &eeeptur lire 9aupts
aufmertfamfeit i1enfen. 8eibe finb
in ibrem Sadie i'm Norben, iomie in
Oeutf6Iamb ausgebilbet ipprben,
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Npti5 fir Steuer5ablsr.

Collectors Office, 3imrmer go. II,
San @ntOnio, rs. Mdr5 '92.
Ser 1lnter5ei6nete ma6t hermit be-
fannt, baB bic tabtif6e ad valorem
unb aopfiteuer fir bas Mmnieipalz
iabr 1891 Dor benz 81. Msai bieies Sab
reg gu entri6tem 1T.
@bwarb &if9e,
Stabts@ oQeftor.
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Sas Sommerbalbiobr Der obigen
Mnitalt tpirb am Greitag, ben %.
Npril beginner unb finben alsbann
aud fol6e &inber Mufnabme, bic mod
feine1 unterriht genoHen baben.
Mnmelbungen beliebe man gu MAIDEN
bel benz Sirefior 9errn %. 8arbed
ober BET benz unter5ei6neten.
s. @rpps.