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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-04
AFTER PLEASURE, DEATH.
Six Holiday BoatTnen Out of II Drowned
in the st. Lawrence.

Six Holiday Boat:nen Out OF IL Drowned
in the st. Lawrence.
MONTREAL, July 3.-[Specia. THE st.
Lawrence river opposite Montreal was the
scene of q terrible boating accident yester-
day, by which the lives of six young
men were lost. Early in the afternoon II
Young members of the Grand Trunk Boat
ing Club rowed over to st. Helen's Island
in a 32-foot war canoe. They reached the
island in safety, and about o'clock this
evening started to return home. The eur.
rent here is very strong and treacherous.
The canoe had not gone far when it was
caught in the current and capsized. The
occupants were thrown into the rapid cur
rent and had desperate struggle for life.
A number of them could swim, and did all
they could to save themselves and their
companions The accident was witnessed
from the shore, and several boats were at
once put out to the rescue. Eleven we're
saved but six were drowned. The names of
the drowned are: Thomas O'Brien, Howard
Ransom, Ernest Lee, Edwin Sleep, j. Mad
den and John Milligan.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-04
SALUTING THE DAY.

Battery Win Start the Proceedings at o
O'CIock-Orators of the Occasion
Speeches Limited to Ten Minutes-vocaI
and instrumental Music.
Mayor Gourley, Chief Bigelow and Park
Superintendent Mcknight will meet at the
park al o'clock this morning to arrange
for the coming crowds The programme of
the day will open at 9 O'Clock with the
heavy boom of Battery BIS cannon, remind
ing the children that the day of which they
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-04

Other downtown dealers did nearly as
we'll
Probably the finest private exhibitions
will be those of the Oakland square resi-
dents and the Linden Club At Oakland
square where the people live like one big
family, SO to speak, they will have 81, ,OO0
worth of fireworks, including several hand
some set pieces, and during the evening
in the park upon which their dwellings
'front.' The Linden Clubs display will
also be on grand scale.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-04
is much nearer to the Zoo than the entrance
from the northwest

is much nearer to the Zoo than the entrance
from the northwest.
Carrying Passengers to the Gates.
The Pittsburg Traction Company, with
many new cars on its line, will carry peo-
pie from West and East to a point one
block north of the main entrance. The
Duquesne Traction Company will land its
passengers directly at the entrance on the
northwest, whence thev will walk along q
fine broad roadway, with ample footpaths
on either side, to the great iron bridge
which crosses the deep hollow at the bottom
of which runs the Junction Railroad.
Above the Junction road, but still
far below the bridge, is the trestle of the
Schenley Park and Highlands railroad, now
being rapidly prepared for operation. There
are from this bridge pretty views up and
down the valley, but the height is great
and many will grow dizzy as they look over
the rail.
On both sides of the roadway, north of
the bridge and for quarter of a mile inside
of the park, are continuous rows of frame
booths, where the pink and yellow lemou-
ade, the toothsome peanut, the thin-sliced
sandwich and the brittle bun may be bought
at bedrock rates. These booths are trimmed
with flags and manned by able vocalists.
Site of the Carnegie Library.
At the left of the entrance road, between
Forbes street and the bridge, on an elevated
piece of ground is the site of the Carnegie
Library, for which ground was to have been
broken to-day with becoming ceremony.
But on Saturday it was decided to postpone
that event until a later day. 1t seemed
like crowding in too much on one day
even for the glorious Fourth.
Beyond the bridge, where stands the gray
frame house now used as the park Office,
and beyond where the stables are, is to be
built the Phipps botanical conservatory,
the finest in the world. Beyond these
points expands the grand park, its swell
ing slopes inviting the visitor to escape
from the turmoil at the entrance and enjoy
rest and peace "knee-deep in June"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-04

have not made any calculation for rain and
hope none will be necessary
Chief Bigelow spoke in the same conf
dent strain about the weather prospects
''If the rain makes postponement neces-
sary we can announce the date in Tuesdays
DISPATCH. I was down to the park this
evening The drainage is such that the
ground and roads will dry out in few
hours after the rain stops. I feel pretty
well satisfied we will have a good day.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-04

have been dreaming for weeks is really here
at last. and bringing to the memory of vet
Grams for miles around the bloody day at
Gettysburg, of which this is the twenty
ninth anniversary.
By 9:45 O'Clock the battery, stationed at
the color stand on Mt Airy, will have COM
pleted me national salute and the Recep-
tion Committee appointed by Mayor
Gourley will be on hand to aid him in pro-
viding for the comfort of the people. The
committee is made up Of the following gen.
tlemen:
The Speakers for the Day.
Robert Pitcairn, c. L. Magee, E. NJ. Bige-
low, j. o. Brown, II. r. Ford. W. III. Keech,
Evan Jones, H. H.. Leslie, j. B. Hyndman,
John Gripp, b. F. McKenna, C. E. Succop. A.
J. Logan, Felix Mcknight, j. G. Bennett,
James Mcknight, DIR. e. A. Wood, S. P.
Conner, II. d. W. English W. n. House, H.
A. Miiligan, Harry Metzgar, Samuel S. Vain
wright, Edward Frauenheim, E. ]. Martin.
W. S. Wakefield, J. M. Guffey. Robert Oster-
maier, William Kier, Hugh Finn, A. J. Pit
cafrn, Florence Miller, Thomas Mcclure, ID.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-04
OAKLAND SQUARE DISPLAY.

Great Demand for Fireworks for Private
and Club Exhibitions.
The demand for fireworks on Saturday
was immense, and indicates that there will
be numerous pyrotechnic displays in vari-
GUS parts Of the two cities tonight Heyl
B Jones say they solo three $500 orders on
Saturday, and several Of over 500 each.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-04

ID n.... =, x,-,,,. ,,... -. a
,,,,,,,a - e Soio,ioI T" iiiilin a. AAe''oAA 0N -
-, VI He PISS
Ihe speakers Will arrive between 9:o0
and 9:45 and will be met at the Forbes
street entrance and escorted IN the GRAND
Stand IN corrian.s ~ A. ~ Tha oo0
~ ca ioses ny 'ne naFoi' mt NV
scnooi chiioren VINO are 10 awake tne echoes
with their melodlous voices In the singing
of the airs which have grown dear to the
heart of eyarv natr;ot;o man ,roman ond
cb;Id Iii .nr;,,p :. -. .I' 49, -
n. ~ aiiNe a' aoout tne satne tiine.
Inc chlidren have been drilled Tor weeks
and much is expected of them. Big wagons
with comfortable seats will carry them
ouicklv oyar 20 tba orrond stand so rbot
nro,,,,tI =. IN ,lI -, Il :: -;
Pioinp'it al iV U cioch al VIII oe III reaui-
ness TO open the exercises. -Four
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-04

Praise Him above, We heavenly hosts,
Praise Father, Son and Holy Ghost"
By the bands, school children and assem-
bly,.
All speeches will be limited to 10 minutes,
and Mayor Gourley's welcome address will
not occupy five minutes 1t is expected the
above programme will be completed by II
O'Clock noon.
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INSIST UPON GOOD WEATHER.

Mayor GourIey and Chief Bigelow Very
sanguine at Midnight.
Late last night Mayor Gourley was asked
what would be done in case it rained to-day
and spoiled the celebration. ''Why, it's not
going to rain" was the reply It's getting
cold and will clear up before daylight We
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-04
THE PYROTECHNIC DISPLAY.

The Ego to Be Dazzled and the Stars
Rivalled by Gorgeous and Profuse
Fireworks-A Carload Of Gaudy COM
bustibies in the Park.
The greatest interest to the largest num-
Der in the whole programme will, of course,
be in the pyrotechnic display this evening.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-04

THE full quarts of Gibson, Finch, Overholt
and Bear Creek rye whiskies bearing the
signature of Max Klein can be relied upon
as absolutely pure. Price 81 per full quart,
or six quarts for s5. MwP
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-04

An Off cial History Of the American Flag
Established by Congress in june, 1777
lis First Salute by Foreign Naval
vesseI-How the Stars Are Arranged,
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3atb fir Miifter.

8or iiber 50Sabren i6on purbe Mlrs.
Winslom's Soothing SDrup BON Mils
lionen BON Mfiittern beim 3abnen Der
&inber angenenbet. Mirt bu i'm
@9lafe bmr9 bas s6reien eines &inbes
get6rt, bas i'm 3abnen lit unb bor
S6mersen ueint2 Wenn 10, laife fOfort
cine Glaf6e BON rMars. @inslops 500
thing Syrup" bolen. Sem Mertb 1T unz
b~eaablbar. Sc mirb Dem tIeinen 2eibens
ben fofort 2inberung peri9afen. Ser
laBt eu9 barauf, Miitter, es lit fein
3peifel bariiber. IS beilt 9Dfenterp
unb Diarrboe, regulirt ben Magen unb
bic Nieren, beieitigt Minb=@ olif, err
uei6t ben Gaumen, berbiltbert gntaiinz
bung unb ftdrft bas gait5e @Dffem.
rMars Minsloms Soothing SDrup"
fir sabnenbe ainber 1T angenebm in
@ei6mad unb bas &eeept ftammt BON
einem Der beiten peibli9en Nerate tit
BEN Ser. Staten. Sc 1T Bel alen
9ruggiiten in Der gatt5en Welt gu ba>
ben. preis rs GtS. per Glaf6e.
&auft ni6ts enberes oils Mfrs. Minss
Ions Soothing Syrup.
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- Die idbrli6e sterbli6feit auf Der
gattaet gr6e fam mad benz Financial
unb Sniurance gbronicle auf 80 W}ils
lionen gei6dbt perben, mas cine 53ifs
fer BON 81 ,554 SterbefdQen Der Saq,
bon 1880 per Stunbe unb 81 per Mis
mute ergibt. SIS marfirt ieber 9ulsz
i6lag bas Nbleben zines menl6li6en
Wefens. Die Dur6i6nittsoauer bes
Meni6enlebens lit SO Sabre. Sin
8iertel Der 8ep0lferung bes grbbaGs
ftirbt, ebe es bas Z. Sabr, unb bic
9dlfte nit II Sabren ober ebe es biefes
alter ereidte. Son 10000 perionen
lebt nur cine einsige 100 Sabre; BON
ie 5000 cine bis 80 Sabre ullb BON ie
100 cine 60 Sabre. 0ie b%erbeiratbeten
Wfenf6en leben ldttger als bic lebigen.
8ieQei6t mirb biefe iiberraldenbe
Mittbeiluns Die mad ben 8erli6erunz
gen peiIimiiifder 8amen allmdlig aba
lterbenbe 9~eiratbsluf unferer jungen
Mdnner neu beleben. 9ie 8~erufsar=
ten iiben befanntli6 groBen @influB
auf bic 2anglebigteit. Bon 100 Yers
fonen, bic 70 alt merben, geb6ren 43
Der 8eiltli6feit ober Yolitif, 40 Der
qgricultur 80 benz Mrbeiters unb 80
benz Soloatenltarbe al, 20 finb gbboz
taten ober Snsenieure, q profeKoren
unb "a Ner5te.
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DdttfbaItttt199 WegenftduDe
r6fbfd10ffen ~

Wenn lberbaupt ettuas, 10 benefit
bic obenifebenbe Isabelle, baB felt Der
3eit, no bic 9errf6aft bes democratic
f9en 5reibanbels SDftems aum Mbs
f6lufe fam, Die preile fir ale bic
bauptfd6li6ftem 8ebirfnife, beionbers
aud bes Garmers, in einem fetiaen
5allen begrifen urh geblieben finb nnb
bente un ungefdbr Is big so prosent
niebriger iteben, als 3u benz s3eitpunft,
mo bic bemofratif6e partei bas Muber
Der 8unbesz @egierung an bic &epublis
faner abtreten muBte.
Die Isabelle ipie6erbplt gu aleifer
Set in ibrer-befanntli1 ni6t liiaenz
ben 3ablen : Sprafe bic iibiide
6smOfratii6e gebauptung, bab Elm
SduBaoa Sarif nur fix ben ssabri=
tantenfanb unb bas Monopol, niht
aber fur bas 8olt unb insbelonbere
nibt fir bic 6armerbep0lferuna BON
yortbeil lein f6nne; fie giebt eben ben
5if1ernmdBigen Na9meis bafIr, bab
Der Wettbetperb, 81 tpel1em bic
bur1 bic S6ub5on : 8eiebgebuna
ing Seben gerufene inldnbifde sSnbus
frie %ge5uungen bat, bas bette
Mittel an bic Sanb giebt, Sic
yreiie Der mOnopolifif6en probus
aenterl gum Nusen unb i'm SntereKe Der
Goniume1ten gu regeln unb ben Der
bdltnihen auaupafen, bas beiBt, in Der
eatipredeuben 8eife gu e~rniebrisen.
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meiaembaa tn eaD,pea.aeres.

9etreffs bes Wei3enbanes i'm tub
peftliden 5beile bes staates Seras
bringt bic sMlnin Gun aug Der sseber
Beg 9errn s. Wunfon bic foIgenbe
Mtittbtilung, pel1e gea6tung bon
SeitsI Der Garmer berbient.
Nor Sabren f9on,-fagt er,-babe
ld) bier NIT allen m6gli1en Nrten BON
Wei3tr, tDel6e i1 befommen fonnte.
Werin9e angeftelt. Das graebniB
Derfelben mar bas folgenbe: ale Gors
ten BON rotbent Weisen fonnen nit gr=
tolg ge3ogen merbet unb bleiben rslts
trei; 6aDon babe i1 mid burf Sic
g~gperiMette, mel6e i6 feds big fieben
sabre lang fortgeiebt babe, iiber ieben
3tpeifel binauS iiber3eugt. 4uf bic
iueiben Wei5enfDrten lit fein 0erlas.
ipie Ia aud Der iueiBe 6afer bier, ber
I~afttrantbeit tpeger, meift febH6ldgt.
Der Bnben, auf neldbem Der Weiaen
gebeihen fDD, mub aber bon faubiaer
ODER tieleliger 8ef6aHenbeit fein; cine
cute &la1e BON gut brainirtem Brdries
Bcben III meinem 9afarbalten nod
ftbem anberen ppr3usieben, Menn
Hexte, bic NIT ben binreidenben Wits
teln Derfeben finb, fid bieiem Ssnbuz
trie3tpeige iuibmen pollten, 10 CLAUDE
Id, bab berfelbe ii6 bier ais lobnenb
triueIieIl urb balb feffeben tpiirbel
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3 eTas 8.

Sn Sort Mortb famen mehrere
giienbabnsiige nit Nieb aus Siibmef>
Seras att, bas Der S%rodenbeit tpege1t
mad benz Snbianer : Serritorium ges
i6aft uerben muBte, UNI es au retten.
Sn SDnpra, Sutton County, err
i6oB Der GopboD s. u. 9o1anb einer
M%erifaner, angebli9 in Selbtbertbeiz
bigung. 9Onanb bat fi6 ben 8eb0rz
ben gefteQt.
Ssn eagle paB pur6en suei Mez
rifaner perbaftet, als iie im 8egrih tpae
rem, einen Ginbru1 1T bic NatiDnalz
banf gu unternebmen.
SIT Maco tagten I'M 2aufe biei Ter
Wo6e brei @pnpentionen 9ieienige
Der 8anfiers bes Staates Seras, bic Der
Mpotbefer unb bic Der 6euermebrleute.
: Nus Gptula tbtrb beri6tet, bab
es bort in Der umgesenb nod INNER
iebr troden lei. Wer irgenbmie fam,
t%ransportirt iein gieb mad benz Snbia.
nerz5erritorium.
Sbglei6 fiir3li9 Serr. 6. Geifz
fert lit Guero tpegen Der Dielbelpro6ene
aartenipielzNfaire perurtbetlt purbe,
erfolgte in benz Sale bes STR. MeSos
nalb pegen 6erlelben Mnflage Grei=
ipre6ung. Wie 1T benin bas SIT err
flGren2
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Pears
Soap

Die 5out mab rein iein;
ein idhones 6eitdt mirft
INNER anmuthig.
lDenn mir inns nit gutter
SEIZE malhen, peroen Ole
poren 9eofnet mo Ole 5aut
flar, aus9enommen natiirlib
bel f%ranfen Seuten. Gine CUTE
hout 1T better ais ein Doftor.
Die empfehlenstperthelte
SEIZE 1T Pears, Ole frei Don
olffolien. Gs 1T pieueidpt
cie ein3iee SEIZE i'll Der melt,
Gle feline 2llfoIien enthdlt.
III Sdoeu jeoer Dirt 81
hoben, belonoers in apo-
tbefen, mo Seute ieoen Stan'
oes eebrand7en lie.
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Wa9 Merico !!

&eifenbe, tpel6e Merico befu6en
moIer, folten lire &unbreiie.s 8ilete
iber bic Meriean Natipnal
q NJ aD faufen. Sic erlauben be-
liebigen 4ufentbalt auf 6in= unb &iid=
reiie in irgerb mel6en pldben unb linb
fir feds Monate giltig. Ser @gent
in 2arebo beforgt bas @epdd, pe9ielt
@elb Tim un6 gebt ben &eiienben mil
Gatb unb Sbat our 9anb. Special
arrangements fir gr6Bere &eife : Sc
ie0i6aften. Gabrpreis bon San Mnz
tonic mad Der Stabt Merico unb 3uriid
$780, rs. Wegen ndberer @in3elbeiten
menbet Gu6 miinbli9 Dber i6riftli9
an 90. 6. Gigsbp, Sidet Ngent,
s. & 8. g.. 81. st, Office, Mlamo
Ylaaa, Sun Mntonip; Seras.
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ST es iuabr, bak BET gd)mt5pH allies
Dertbeuett?

Sn tpettigen Moaatem f6on fin6et
Die &r6fnung bes ~nationaler Wablz
feloanges itatt, bDn befen Nusgang unb
gntf6eibl1ng es abbdngett nirb, pb bic
8erwaltnng bes 8nnbes : &eeiments
mod ldnger Der republifanf6en partei
aabertrant bleiben ober ob fie in bemo>
fratif6e 9dnbe iibergeben ipl.
Sur 9auptfrage fir BEN &f mir6
= bas 1T iebt i6on 10 gut nie feftez
benb = acknowledgements bic republic
fanii6e S9ub3oaz@ elebgebuns gema6t
tuerben, neil bieie unieren @egnerr
BET BEN lebten &ongreBmablen einen 10
entf6iebenen Sieg unb i'm unterbaule
Der 8unbes 2egislatur eine 10 iiber=
t~pdltigenbe Mebrbeit geli6ert bat.
Sen &rie9, mel6en iie iebt ieit BEN
geginn Der gegenpdrtigen SiBung
f9Dn im &eprdfentantenbauie au Waz
Ellington gegen bic Me@inleD Sill fiib=
ret, foa batn bor bas 8plf unb burd
biefes gum Nustrag gebra6t uer6en.
Ser 9auptgrunb, tpel6en bic Demo=
fraten gegen bie republifanif6e S6ub=
solz@ eiebsebung geltenb MAIDEN uni
tDel6er ibnen bel Der leBtem berbdng=
boQen 4ongreBmabl Die Maien suges
fiibrt bat, lautet befanntli6 babin, baf
Die iebt 5u &raft ~belfebenbe republi=
fanii9e Wirtbi9aftspolitif Dem 8pIfe
eine i9perere Steuerlaf auferlege,
tueil bic Me&inleb 8tQ MIes, mas bor=
5ugli9 gum 2ebensunterbalte beg ar.
men Mannes unb b~eionoers bes 6ar-
mers notbwerbig lei, in elmer ni6t gu
re6tfertigenben @eiie bertbeuere.
2aRen mir geget bieies Nrgumeni
etnmal Die 3ablen Der folgenben ftatiz
fif6en Isabelle fpre6en, tpel6e aug
%polfdnbig su~berldfitgem Matertal slls
fammengeitelt 1T unb ben unpiberleg=
li6en 8eneis bafiir bringt, bas bic
S%etailpreife gerabe Der fir ben 6ars
merifanb n%otbmenbigen Nrtifel, mel6e
bic Isabelle bringt, friber gang betrd6t=
lid b0ber getDefen iinb, als lie es beute
unter Der 9errf6aft bes Republican,
f6en 9o6tarifs 5inb.
Siget mir CUR @rfldruug Der 5az
belle bier nod bin5u, baB bic erite
3ablenreibe bic preifebom Sabre 1857,
alio Die geger ben S6luB Ser bemofras
tif6en Sreibanbelss periobe befebenbeu
Waarenpreiie aufmeif, tpdbren6 bic
aDeite aolumne Die Breiie gu gnbe BEG
Sabres 1889, mitbitt geraoe Elm sSahl
porber ebe bas Me&inlep @e1eb IN
Wirfiamfeit tratl giebt. Sic beibeu
lebten 3ablenreiben 3eisenf ie preiie Der
angefiibrten Nrtifel, fir 6en Otto.
Der bes Sabres 1890, alio gu Der s3eit,
mo Die neue tDrannii9e SarifbiQ Der
3epnblifaner in &raft geieBt tpurbt
tlnb fir ben Sftpber 1891, aIs Das erft
Sabr Der S6redens@9 errf6aft Der re.
pn6lifanif6en 3oagefebgebung gum
gnoe gefommen mar unb StoH gum
urtbeil iiber bic Wirfungen bes Do9=
tariffs gegeben bate.
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MISFIT CLOTHING PARLOR

giebt @uren Dollars boppeltem Mertb.
8om S6neiber gema6te $25 6errens
Mn3ige fir $3.50.
@om S6neiber eemadte 8einfleioer
Dertb $3.50, ieBt S.. Wir babet1
paRenbes fir Seben unb repartren Elm
Sabr to enrei. go. 200 gpms
merfes, @de Nabarres5 traBe.
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3mr tnterftiitnng Der Wotbletoemben
In ben 0firre : 2fffriffen.

9as @eiud, bieieu Notbleibenben
gu belfen, tritt an ut1s berar urb 3u
Dem 3pede pirb 0err s. 8. 9isnos
witp, Ngent fir Die Columbia Heights,
ben Mnfang MAIDEN, inbem er 100 be-
gebrenswertbe 2ots gu SIS bas Stiid
einem geebrten publifum anbietet.
Die 9dlfte bes @rtrageS bieier Ser
fdufe wirb 9err 6. 8. 9ignopitp benz
unterfiiBungsz& omite iiberpeifen, 9az
nit ben Nrmen Sort unb ionitige Be-
bensmittel bei6aft tperben foni1en.
9ieie SHerte tit bis gum Is. Mai
1892 giltig.
Man tDenbe fi9 an
s. 8. Dignomitp,
go. 9Sf 9oufoHitraBe, San Nntonio.
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sofort uerlanst! 100 prattiiae
M1rfner.

Nn praftif9e @drtner unb Obfaidz
ter ipirb cine bef9rdnfte Mnsabi bon
bier unb aebn Neres 8lods, rotber
Sanblebm, brei Meilen iiib6fli1 BON
Der poitoffce perfauft. Dieie 8lods
befimben ii6 in Der Granb Niem Mbbis
ton, finb fpesiea fir @drtner unb
Sbf5i9ter ansgelegt nnb f6nreit ben
nabe5u ~bo0enbeten artefi6en 8runneft
benuben. I'm nun bieie par3eler
obne @er5ug bon praftif9en @drtnern
unb Obfsi6tern beftebeln gu lanen,
pirb cine bef6rdnfte Nnaabl berielber
at errndBigtem preife pertauft perben.
Ser 1T cine @elegenbeit, mo- Sbr aebr
Mcres 2anb gu @urem eigenen. preiie
faufen f6nnt, bic, tpeni1 NIT Obitbdus
men bepftan5t, in tpenigen Sabrei1 elm
germ6gea reprdientireu. 9ieie pars
aelen finb idmmtli9 bonn Iountps8er=
mefer abgetbeilt tporben, urb es tpirb
mir elm 8ergniigen MAIDEN, etmaiger
&dufern bieielben gu seigen umb bic
8renaen anaugeben. Werbet @u9 an
S. Q. 9i8nptuitb,
oberbalb Der Seras : National : 8anf.
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California . @eiue.

Weinliebbaber inber ein grobes 2az
ger bon feinen CALIFORNIA Weiren bel
9errn s. S. MeDer am Nlamos
gla5a, 9err Meper fu6t Die Weine
at Srt unb STEELE aug unb fault birefi
aus Dem Seller Der Mein5iibter. Mls
gutem aenner gelinst es inn tets, bic
beffen 9orten ans5nmdblen. ST fann
feline &urben unb 5amilien nit einem
guten Sropfen nerfeben. Hotbs unb
WeiB Weine in nor3iigli6er Qnalitdi
bon ieBt ab $1.O0 per @alpne - frei
ins 9aus geliefers.
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@m. Mutbs Garten

auf benz Governments 6iigel TT Ser a1t=
genebmffe un6 fiiblfte Mufentbalt ndbz
renb Der beiben Sabres5eit. Bequem
gu errei6en 1T berfelbe aud bur6 bic
BON Der Boft : Office aus regelmdBig
fabrenben %eleganten unb luftigen Gars
Der Mlamo 6eigbts 2inie. Man fdbrt
big 8raDfen1fraBe, bon mo aus ein ats
genebmer Spa5iergang BON faum 3
M}inuten 6ortbin fibrt. l1eber6ies
tDerben binnen &ur5em 5tpei bo9eles
gante Wagonettes CUR 5te1e iein, bic
BET fpecielen @elegenbeiten (picnies,
Goneerten &C. ben @dien fir bie Sins
nno &idfabrt fotenfrei gu gerfiigung
ftehett*
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Die Grippe erfoIsreidb besanseIt.

80 bin lpeben BON einem s~lpeiten
4nfaa Der @rippe in bieiem Sabre bere
gefteat tuorben, iagt Scr. 5. 8. Somes,
9eransgeber bes y2eaber", Meria,
5eras. Sd gebrau6te Gbamberlains
9uften<M ebiain uttb nit grfoIg, benn
i'd mar nur 5pei = gegen friiber sebn
Gage i'm Bette. Ser smeite 4Ifaa
tpiir5e e~benfalls 10 f6per getpeien iein,
tpie Der erife, bate i6 ni6t biefe Mtebis
gin angepanbt, ba i6 mid feds Stun
ben mad Der 4ttafe f6on legea muBte,
ipdbrenb i'd beim erften anfaa nod
aipei Gage lang meinen @ei6dften
na9geben fonnte, ebe i6 bettldgerig
iunrbe. Die Slaf6e gu so Gents gu
~pertaufen bel ben 9ruggiiten s.. Salt
eper & Sobn, 9oipling & 6loob, SO.
& Wt. &aIteper, u. 9reib, $. Sdus
9arb, u. Cohen & Gp. un6 3. g..
6arrifDn.
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Nn6reus Mrntco eolbe.

0te tefe gatbe Der 3eIt fur G&nitte, Quetf@un.
1tns 0ei@pase, btebers unb tsau8f&Ias, Giehte,
eeIprua0ene 4dnbe, 6rcfbeulen unb aue Sauffranfs
ksttsn fnItrt 9dmorrtntben pber fetne GesabIuua.
B9ttse 8ufrtsceutett ~Sarantsrt ober tnS 0elb ptyb
fzrn4e1tattet. % Gent8 BITE G@aAteI. Rum Berfaui
q slel 9pofsefsn. abclpt q,retb, Tbompirn q Co.,
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- Mnsige BET Bancroft & Sobn
,beite1t ober fertig gefauft, iiben pie allz
gegohen. 5ertige Sa9en merben fps
ftenfrei paKenb gema6t.
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8eadtensmgtb

S6tparse un6 tpeiBe Stroll Dite, gez
t9rnadboQ unb MODERN nit 8Iumer,
SpiBen ober 8dnbern gepuBt, nit
largen "Streamers' gu $3.50, $3.50
unb 81. so.
Emporium MiIIinerD s o.,
248 Meft=GommereesG traBe.
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SIS eiebt isBt ~ f6niglide s5ae
milien in @uropa, bic sufammen 460
mdnnlt6e Mitglieber 5dblen. Bon bies
len 6amilien iinb Is belttf6e.
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Sic faibionablen Dunlap, anOr
unb Stetfon 9lte finbet man bel pans
& SDbH.
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6. s. Msaaer

6. s. MSaer.
217 Ofts9euftonsS trabe,
WhplelaIes unb Hetail gambler in
Sapeten, 8iIbers RabMen,
3ei6ners unb Naler.1lten1tlien.
sdreibt I'M &ataIose.