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variety of subjects, from grave to gay, from
ancient times to the present.
After giving brief sketch OF Mexico and
its people the lecturer showed the grand
cathedral at Guadaloupe, one OF the most
imposing structures in North America. It's
furnishing are among the richest In the
world.
By way of contrast Mexican bathing
scene was next shown, where number Of
swarthy skinned natives were bathing in a
canal. should a Mexican Anthony Com
stock arise" said the lecturer, ''he would
probably object to the scanty nature of the
bathing cos tune in use there"
Another strikingly picturesque scene was
a view OF a market In the City Of Mexico.
In alluding 70 this picture he spoke OF the
mysterious edbles for sale IN Chinese mar
kets and declared that they were not far be-
hind the inscrutable viands so popular with
the Mexicans. Their highly seasoned food
in measure takes the place of the hot.
rebellious liquor Of the white maD, and
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schoolhouse, to contain two rooms. is 10
be erected on Davis street and Dwight
way.
F. ". Page, who has been appointed
official murderer, will shortly begin the
work of numbering Berkeley.
The DuTsnt Neolean Society has changed
its name to the DuraHt Neolean Students
Congress.
Choate street is to be graded. eurbed and
maeadamized from Dwight to Allston way.
The officers and trustees Of the Alumni
Association OF the University Of California
have concluded to make the return of Pro-
fessor Joseph LIE Conte the occasion of an
alumni banquet in his honor. in lieu OF the
quarterly alumni meeting, and have fixed
Saturday, the oath. aud the California
Hotel as the time and place.
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mans character is the appreciation and
esteem in which he is held by those who
know him best, and among the citizens OF
the city of San Francisco there cannot be
found one who has, by his career in business
and private life, demonstrated that he is
worthy of the estimation In which he is held
better than p. j. Carr, who for many years
has occupied a prominent position In the
commercial community.
Mr.. Carr was born on the Green Isle and
first saw the break OF day in County Galway
In 1S45. Mr.. Carr came TO America in 1862,
locating in New York City. In the metropo-
lis OF the Empire State he worked in the St.
Nicholas Hotel as clerk and he remained
in that institution until 1865. He was
drummer-boy In the war and marched ahead
ef the Seventy-seventh New York Volun-
teers.
La 1865 Mr.. Carr came to California and
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there is very little drunkenness among
them.
Next was shown the tomb OF Maximilian
and the lecturer read the pathetic farewell
letter written by the deposed king to his
beloved Queen Charlotte.
A garden of century plants. the meat.
drink and clothing of the native, were
shown. accompanied by a description of
how puluue, the national drink, is made.
Over 10000 gallons per day of this cheap
and durable liquor is used in the City Of
Mexico.
The burro, that patient7 animal which is
always composed under difficulties, no mat
ter how great, was not forgotten. and the
lecturers description of the management
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Major NJ. III. 6afaey.

in Sacramento during early davs and was
in business on the levee there. He was also
assistant foreman of Knickerbocker Engine
Company. in the capital city. The major is
the father OF two interesting daughters.
He has never held any political position.
but his friends and neghbors know that if
he is elected Supervisor he will do some
thing for the northwestern portion of the
city in the way of improvements en- Polk
and other streets.
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A POPULAR YOUNG MAN.

Sketch OF the Career of Armand De-
court!eux Jr.
Among the young men OF San Francisco
who, by their intelligence. integrity of
character and industry, have gained fol
themselves the sincere friendship and
esteem of all who know them Armand De
courti.ux Jr. holds a prominent position, to
which he is justly entitled His neighbors,
who have watched his career from child
hood, have amply testified to their regard
for him as a citizen and man by nomi-
mating him to represent them in the Assem-
bly, of the State Legislature from the Forty
fourth District. He is disciple of Jeffer-
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Social Notes.

At meeting of the Del Monies held last
Friday the following officers were elected !:
President, Mr.. John Power; vice. president,
Mr. G. A. LIE Roux; secretary. Mr.. Martin
Kurtzig; treasurer, Mr. j. Halling. The
club will give hop at Union-souare Hall
on Thursday, September 22, and next Sun
The Newport Social Club will give its
initial hop at Union-square Hall next Mon
day evening. The affair will take the form
of Chinese party, and promises to be one
of the most interesting social events of the
season.
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AN HONORABLE CAREER,

Sketch of r. j. Carr, Successful Busi-
Man.
To know man one must be acquainted
with him not only in everyday life in the
business place. but in social, political and
the other circles which go to make this short
life success on earth. The best test of
The morning call., 1892-09-15

A meeting of the property of Mill
Valley was beld last Saturday evening. IL
was resolved to purchase firehose and a
cart and that an efficient fire company
should be organized. 1t was also resolved
to ask the Supervisors to change the polling
place from Alto to Mill Valley.
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THE Art Gallery Of Sanborn, Vail &c Co.
was visited yesterday by large number Of
interested spectators viewing their exhibi-
ton OF china painting by local artists. The
display continues to-day. also Friday and
Saturday, and all are cordially invited to
atf
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DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
People Who Are Now Seek
ing Nominations.
WHAT THEY ASPIRE TO.
Brief Sketches of Some Of the Men Who Will
GO Before the Local Con-
vention.
WHAT THEY ASPIRE TC

The Democratic party of this city has
begun active work as far as nominating a
local ticket is concerned, AID below will
be found some interesting sketches of prom
inent citizens whose names will be pre-
sented to the convention for various Offices.
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son, and since his majority has always been
an earnest and consistent Democrat.
Mr. Decourtieux was born in New York
City in 1867 and shortly after his birth his
parents started for this city. where he
arrived at the tender age of six weeks.
Thus it will be seen that ne came very near
being native son and. although he is not
one, the State OF California. of which he
has not been outside the boundary since his
arrival, has good reason to be proud of him.
He was educated in the public schools of
this city, passing through all the grammar
grades and graduating from the High
School at the age of IS years. His parents
wished him to 60 TO the State University,
but young Armand concluded that he bad
received sufficient education and he decided
TO join his father, who has been In business
in the old Clay-street market since his arri-
val here In 1867. The father aud son are
still in business, occupying stalls 10, 16, II,
IS and 10 in the old market
Armand Decourtieux is a Royal Arch
Mason in high standing. He also belongs
to the Iroquois Club and is member of the
board of trustees OF the Mohawk Club. He
is prominent member of the Olympic
Club, in which he has taken an active in
terest for many years.
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Alameda.

Columbus day will be fttingly celebrated
by the public schools of this city. 1t is pro-
posed to hold the exercises In the pavilion.
The old gutterways on Park street are
being torn up, aud will be replaced by
basalt blocks preparatory to the bitumenlZ-
ing of the thoroughfare.
Tae handsome residence Of w. w. Danes,
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Ladies' Springfield Button Shoes.

Ladies 'Fine Lilly Kid, foxed. square toe, pat
ent-leather tips spring heels ..............S2 so
Ladies' Fine Lilly Kid Button. common
sense toe, plain spring heeI............,...S2 so
Ladies' Paris Kid, foxed, cloth or kid top,
heels ........................s3 90
Ladies' Fine GrisoD, French Kid, fOxed.
cloth kid top. square toe, patent
leather tip spring observation-disclosures 81 90
Ladies' Fine Pebble Goat Button, heel or
spring heel ...........................Sa so
Ladies Extra Fine Imperial Pebble Goat But
ton, French Kid Button fy-5titched
edges, heel or spr. ng heel eel................S3 90
Ladies' Fine French Kid Button, plain.
common sense toe. &3 co. S3 90 and "a 90
Ladies' Canvas Button Boots, square toe and
tip. ST. 10. our own custom-nIade. ......... Sc so
CUT THIS OUT AND SAVE 1T TO ORDER BY.
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LADIES' WEAR.

Ladies' Fine Lilly Kid Button, foxed kid OF
cloth top, square toe and patent-le4 4ther
UP a. Z
Ladies Fine Grlson. French Kid. fOxcd kid
cloth top. round or square toe, patent
leather tip ......................ss4 c
Ladies' Extra Quality Grison. seamless. toxed
kid or cloth top, square or round toe pat
ent-leather tip. SIS
Ladies' Superior Quality French Kid, seam
less fox, cloth or kid top, square or round
toe, patenteather tip, hand-turned so; eS Sc 0
Iatent-leather tip pointed oe...........sa q
Ladies' Fine GrIson French Kid Button, dia-
mond. patent-leather TIP, pointed toe. s3 8
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JAMES RYAN.

His Friends Desire Him to Be Named
for Supervisor.
The position of Supervisor of large city
like San Francisco requires considerable
energetic ability and an intimate knowl-
edge of the affairs of the commonwealth.
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MAJOR NJ. IL. GAFFNEY.

A Man Who Und erstands the Needs of tho
Community.
Among the oldtime residents of Califor-
MIA no man is better known or more highly
esteemed than Major Nj. III. Gaffney, the
popular capitalist and contractor. whose
name will be presented to the Democratic
The morning call., 1892-09-15

The first telephone exchange was estab-
lished in London in 1879. when ten Offices
were connected.
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Berkeley.

corner Of Alameda and Central avenues.
has been sold to Mrs. E. Sterett OF San
Francisco. The price paid was $4,000.
The morning call., 1892-09-15

One dollar a year Will cover your doctors bill |
you take simmons Liver Regulator.
The morning call., 1892-09-15

Our 10 per cent discount sale has been such
a great success that we have concluded to run
it till October 1, in order to give every one a
chance to buy Shoes at our 10 per cent discount
will put on sale $780, 900 worth of Iaties' oxford
Ties at the following prices. Don't fail to see
them.
1900 pairs Ladies' Fine Kid Oxford Ties.
PotSHt-iedlncI llp..... 9l w
1000 pairs Ladies' Fine Paris Kid Uxfords.
diamond patent-leather tips. ..............3t 20
5000 pairs Ladies' Fine Paris Kid Oxfords,
diamond patent-leather tips, hand turn.
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AN EXPERIENCED LEGIsLAToR.

Thomas #. Mitchell, Nominee for tho
State Senate.
Thomas +. Mitchell. the Democratic nom-
inee for the State Senate. Is not q native
son, but he Is nevertheless well and favora-
bly, known in this city, where he has lived
The morning call., 1892-09-15

Beecnam's PIlls VIII save doctors bills
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Gin e(eftrifd,er Mptpr

1T pdbren6 Der pergangeren Wo6e in
Der 9ruderei Der uGreie Preiie fir Sez
ras" a~ufaeteat porben.
Cine @asmai6ine lieferte bisber bic
.3riebfraft fir uniere @ranifonsS 6nelz
prefe. Sebo6 nm einestbeils nit Der
3eit poran3ui9reiten unb bic neueiten
@rfinbungen in unieren 9ienft gu itelz
len; anberntbeils, UNI gegen jebe linz
terbre9ung i'm 8etriebe mogli6it gez
ii6ert gu iein, baben mir uns peraits
labt geieben, aud nod eiuen eleftrii6en
Wtotor anaui6aHen.
Sas feline Wuitber arbeitet, bab es Elm
@ergniigen lit, inn 3%u5uieDen.
@rt neuli6 baben mir urierem 8lats
te-tpie es in Der 9ruderipra6e beiBt-
ein 1eues Sieib a~nge3ogeu, bas beiBt
mir itatteten baHelbe, ME uniere 3efer
nit @enugtbuung bemerft baben iuerz
ben, nit neuer S6rift aug basufommt
nun neuerbings bic 8~erbeNerung i'm
9rudiaal = NIes Nn5ei6en, baB bic
rGreie prehe" unabldifig pOrani6reitet,
ii6 INNER mebr entipifelt urb auf gus
tenn 6unbament ueiter baut,
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Scr Masfenban bes Beethoven Maa=
trefr,nr.

9m Samitag Nbenb belt Der 8eet-
boper : Mdnner9or in benz gerabe3u
feenbaft beforirten unb eleftrii6 be-
leu6teten papiaon bes Miiiionsgartens
feinen Masfenbaa ab.
Gin riefiger iapaneff9er 6d9er
fpannte ii6 bod an Der Sede bes gez
rdumigen Saales aug unb bilbete eitten
bunten @bI1luB bes bur6 3ablrei6e
Slaggen, grotesfe 8ilber, 2arpen, Siun>
iprii6e, @uirlanben &c. gei6miidten
Scales. Bonn &ronleu6ter bing =
auf bas S9altjabr binbeuterb = elm
riefiger pantoHel nit Der Sni9rift
nS6mer5, LAB na6!" berab.
0ie 8etbeiligung an benz Masfenz
bale mar atpar cine redt rege, bod leis
Der batten es oiele Mitglieber porgeaos
gen unmastirt gu erf9einen. mas nidt
baau geeignet lit, Die fir einen Masfens
fenbaa unumgdngli6 notbpenbige
iibermiitbige Stimmnng gu f0roern.
So9 feblte es f~einesmegs an elmer
grDBen .3abl iebr eleganter, mie aud
tDmii6er Gbaraftermasfen unb Der
umftanb, baB Der Ball erit gegen balb
6 ubr ieinen 4bi6luB fanb, benefit our
@eniige, baB man ii9 bortreffli6 amii>
iirt bat, mas auf elmer bonn v8eetbos
ben" Derdnftalteten Sefli6feit iiberz
baupt nur elm gang b%artgeiottener
@riesgram permetoen fann.
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Natb fur Matter.

Wnr iiber 5 0Sahren don uur6e Mirs.
Minslom's Sootbing Sprup bon Mils
lipnen ben Miittern beim 3abnet1 Der
&inber angetpenbet. Wirt bu I'M
.S9lafe bur6 baS S6reien zines &iu6es
geft6rt, bas I'M 3aGner 1T unb bpr
56mer5en weinta Menn 10, lafe fofort
cine Glai9e BON pMrs. WinslOms 5oos
thing Sprup" bolen. Sein Wertb 1T uns
beaablbar. SIS nirb benz fleiren leibens
ben fofort 2inberung Derf6aHen. 0ers
laBt eu9 barauf, Miitter, es 1T fein
s3meifel bariiber. Gs beilt 9nienterp
nnb 9nrrbpe, regulirt ben Magett unb
bic Nicren, beieitigt Minb<aolif, er,
tpei9t ben Gaunnert, berbinbert gntaiirt.
burg unb ifdrft bas gauge Spitent.
,Mrs WinslotpS Soptbing Syrup
fir aahnenbe &inber 1T argenebm In
@ef6mad unb bas &eeept ftammt bon
einem Der beiten fpeibli1en @er3te in
ben Ser. Gtaaten. IS 1T bel allen
Drugsiften in Der gauaen Melt 81 ba<
ben. Yreis rs gtS. per Glaf9e.
aauft nidts enberes als Mrs. Wiis,
lptps Soothing Sprup.
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Wefmmbbeit tit @eiebt9nt,s

saruHttrtes ipeetfl@es 9eilmtttel fur Srferte, srdms
pfe, nerpbfe Reuralsta, 2~opffhmerjen, nerp6fe t1ebers
retsuns uno Gbipannuns, perurioat burA Zen hber=
tett, acknowledgement unb Sebtrreripeiuuns Sic
Ia Babnfun uusartet unb alsemetnes Glezb, Gteds
ttum une Sob herbeifhsrt. SO II aud Elm SetImitte;
ssffsns sci BBeibsn @e{aledtern, Gpermatrrrbsea, Sers
arfaht nur4 seiftse leberanfrensuns cber bur&
Susenbihnhen. ae6e sGadtel entbalf BITE Sur fur
fur So 90, burH Bite pcff sesen Ginienbans bes 8reifes.
@tr sarentiren, bab 6 SHoHtein ieben Gaa beiler
rerDen. Daft ieeer 8eieuuns fur 6 S4oAteln, BITE BET
unfereu fGriftftaen @arantte : S&ein, bab mir bds
0eIc 5urhdi4tden, penn bas Mlittel tetre 6eiIuns bes
rirtt. Splde S&etne perben nur auS8eteat pom
gttp Drug Stere l@iu5tse ~gsentea) 30. 8 @ai
Commerce Greet, Gan Gntpnto, TeIos.
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Sic Nlanto Natipnal 8anf
in ibrem neuen $ c ut.

Die iiingite unierer 8anfen, bic
9(lamo NationalzSanf, beppbnt nt6t
MIR ein prddtiges @ebdube, lpltbern
hat audi ibre @ei6Gfts=Sffi in elmer
10 praftii6en unb suglei6 ipliDen unb
eleganten @eiie eingeri6tet, baB ite Die
8eipunberung aler 8eiu6er unb 9urz
ben bera1sf Drbert.
8eim @intritt III bic 8anf bot man
mad ipenisen S6ritten Ben ga1t5en
8anfz Ipparat in ben beri6iebenen Nbz
tbeilurgen brett bor li6 unb bic @rlez
bigung bon @ei6dften mirb Sebem bae
bur6 rngemein beqrtem gema6t. Sur
&e6ten befinben fi6 binter elmer einfaz
6et u1tb rtiebrigen S6eibemanb Die pulz
te bes Prdlibenten Gbas. 9ngD unb bes
&aiiirers 8rppn unb CUR 2i1fen 1T
ppm iibrigen &alm ebenfals abgeihloiz
len Elm gult fpe5iea fir Samen anfgez
felt, pDielbit 1ie rngeitOrt ibre @befS
unb ipn1tigen Bapiere, nel6e fie Der
8anf GIT i~ibergeben miini6en, ausfertiz
gen f6nnen.
Die Bulte Der 8u9balter iteben at
Ser Senterfeite bes @ebdlbes unb err
baltelt baber pDles 2i6t. Sin ieparaz
ter Singing fiibrt in bas an @nOe 9ee
legene Sireftorersimmer, uel6es nit
1tarfen aber comfprtablen M0beln a1sz
eeitattet lit unb einen b09t angenebz
men @inbrud ma6t. Gon bier aug
gelangt nar auf elmer e%iiernen Sreppe
lit ben Setter, lpoielbft bas groBe feuere
feite @epDlbe itebt, bas CUR Nlfnabme
BON Wertbgegenitdnbe BON pripatperz
ionen entbaltenben 8diten beftimn1t lit.
SIN Der 8anf 1T 1ti6t5 iiberiaben /;
bas Meublement, ippie bic S%olsarbei=
teu Der S6alter finb iebr einfa6 aber
gei6madpol gebaltert.
Die Sage lit bic benfbar bette unb
pie ii6 bos @ei6dft Der Sanf I'M lteuell
Sauie i6pt bebeutenb gebpben bat, 10
pirb es unter Der 2eitung tii9tiger 8ez
amten au9 fernerbin nod pabien.
glae 8ebin9ungen bafir linb in iebem
MfaBe gegeben.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bas g1re
@embtatt $3.50.
&eifenbe Mgenten:
&. g. Smi6.
". SburpbtmD.
g I 8.
NNerlef.

Mlerlef.
= SIM Otter bpr AZ Sabren itarb
ant Samitag Der Mfuiifer Wilbelm
9elb.
= 9as Gountpgeri6t sablte Die fol-
genben Scalp>P rdmien aus: Nn $.
@~iienbauer $13; @uitap gngelma1n
So; Spfepb Surber $2.65.
= 9ie peri6iebenen &Dmites fir
ben gmpfang unb Die l%1nterbaltlng Der
Mitglieber Der Seras Staats YreBz
N%lociation 1inb nurmebr perbolitdn@
bigt morben. Sept banbelt es ii6 baz
rum, Die @elber auf5ubringen.
Mm Samitag Nahmittag fittgen
einige 8alfert utter Der Surnballe
Seuer, bas iebo6 f6nea nit einiaen
@imern Ma1er gel0i9t purbe. Gin
Wte6anifer mar babel bef6dftigt, Gas
rDbren gu legem uni' arbeitete nit 9iilfe
zines Salgli9tes. PlDBli6 brebte SEE
manb bas Gas at; es CAB cine @rz
ploliom unb bas 9ol5 gerietb in 8ranb.
: eSn Mpnterep, Merifp, purbe
6enrD $. @anbea perbaftet, Der bier
mebrere gi1brii6e periibt bate unb
unter 8iirei6aft geitellt porben mar,
um feinen groaeB ab5uDarten. Gr
lieB Ieine 8iirgen i'm Std ultb begab
li9 l1a6 Merifo, no er it@ burdaus
feline Miibe CAB, ieihen Ramet gu Der,
beimli6en. @r mirb iebt mieber ins
biefige @efdngniB ipanbern.
- Sic &elIance Gisfabrif 1T bonn
Sheriff berfauft porben unb ia ben
8eiib Der nSoutbern See & @olb
Storage Company" iibergegangen.
: Die Observation-Disclosures unb Wfaz
f6iniften Der Misunderstanding bat
tel am Sonntag tpieber cine geriamnts
lung. sic poaer barauf befteben.
baB allen friiberen Nngeitelten mic
Der 8ei9dftigung gegeben mirb unb
omar auf ben @rur1b bin, baB fie iid
ni9t geneigert batten, bic Mrbeit mies
Der aufsunebmeu, baB bic 8abngeiea.
i6aft es MIR perabidumte, iie baau auf.
suforbern. Warum 1tellten aber bieit
2eute bic Nrbeit Elm unb betbeiligter
Ii9 ant Strifes
- q. q. SaDlDr, Mitglieb Der 8utt:
bes giieubabm &ommiiiipn, fam OH
SDnntag altf feiter Sour mad Merier
bier bird.
Y Mm Samstag 9lbenb fa1b in
@aufe ser @ltern Der graut bic Ser.
mdDlung bon 6rdulein 9ertba Bar
b If, Der liebenstpiirbigen Sodter UNI
feres berebrten Greurbes, 9errn Wilz
belm 8arbed, bes Directors Der
9eutf6zGnglii6enzS 6ule, nit 6errn
@brifian N%munbfen, Dem 8ud=
batter Der Mlamps Seuerz8 erli9erungs=
@eieai6aft, eineraI portrefhi6en iungen
Manne, Der ii6 in tpeiteiten 8reifen
GROCER 8eliebtbeit erfreut, im engften
Santilien : &reiie ltatt. Sem junget
Baare uniere ber5li6iten @liiduiini6e
auf ben 2ebenSmeg!
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2eiet bieS.

Wenn Sbr gurer @eiunbbeit ober
Der @rbnlung tpegen cine biibf6e &eife
MAIDEN tpollt, 10 ratben mir @u9, nod
0ot Springs, Mrf., benz rGarlsbab
4merifas" gu geben, pel6es i'm Ger
5en Der S5arfberge liegt, umgeben bon
rei5enber Scenerie nit f16nen 5abrz
urb 6uBmegen unb ben beilfrdftigten
Quellen Der Welt. Sbr errei9t es
bur9 bic fein ausgeitatteten 3iige Der
Sron Mountatn 8abn. Megen iluftrir=
ter pampblete nit Bef6reibung (frei
periarbt) penbet Gu9 on ben Ngenten
Der &ompagnie ober an ben General
YaHagier : Mgenten Der Mo.. Sac. &p.
Co., ct 2ouis, Mo.
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gampsk
0minime
6aars9ptttc,

ein betpdbrtes Mittel ben 9aaren feline
ttatirli9e Garbe mrb 2eben wieber5us
geben. Sc befeitigt 56uppen Dollftdrs
big unb perbinbert bas Musfallen Der
9aare, inbem es bic geiunbe 3bdtigfeit
Der &opfbaut anregt unb bas Sort
na4fen bes 9aares fi9ert. Sc 1T bolz
fomn1en fret BON giftigen Subfansen.
preis per Glaf1e 81. N1r allein prds
parirt BON Oscar SamoSB.
9auptnieberlage in Srpnsfis Mpotbete,
Militdr@ pla5a unb siib GloresfraBe.
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@rnueetaentsnms ussertrasunaen.

$. 6. Spenfel urb .. 2iibbe an
s. g. 9fgnep, 6runbltiid al Siib=
Nlamos ullb MroniaStraBe, $1,000.
s.. s. Spenfel, 8. 2iibbe nnb S. g.
9(g1eip an Die Southern See @pmz
panp, @runbtiid an Siib@9 llamoz unb
@raniastraBe, $4,000.
S. st. Senbif an $. 9. Barnard,
@runbitiid an Sib : 8loresfraBe,
SIS, 900.
S. S. unb 9auline Weber al u.
unb 80. air6uer, 5 8runbtiide AMI
2aurel Seigbts, Sl,750.
s. &. SbOof an @briltine Saur,
@runbitiif an SplebabtraBe, 500.
s. s, &enfen an SafOb 6riB, 3
@runbtiife AM 0itli6en pfer beS 8.
u. BllIles, 1920,
5. pueute an Sobn g.. 9uqnie,
Grunbitiid an 2ubbOd StraBe, 1925,
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0id1ter Gfarf bDt gEacp- 0pmbcr-
ffctr8 &nnNiont,

9ti6ter Glarf, Der Ste beltintmte Ct
fldrung a~bgegeben bat, als @puDerz
neursfanbibat auftreten 81 polen, bat
einen She'll fetnes programmes barge
legt, Der alerbings nur Die @iienbabns
aDmmiliion bctrift.
Sie &ommiiion ielbit bdlt ct fir
ttotbmenbig ut1b permanent etablirt, 10
baB ale Sisfuflipn iber ibre Wirfiamz
felt unb Niibli6feit bel linn bon borns
berein ausgei6loiien 1T; aber 1T benz
6eieb ielbit min er beri6ieoene Terats
Derungen bDrgenDmmen baben.
@r1tens ipllen bic &omminare
ni6t bonn @ouberneur %ernannt, lonz
bern bonn gslfe, refp. bDn ietnen gers
tretern it Der 2egislatur erwablt tperz
ben.
3meitens iolen Die G~iienbabnz
geieli6aften bas &e6t baben, gegen
bic @ntI6eibungen Der &ommiilton gu
appeliren, mas ite iebt ni6t fOnnen.
Glarf fiigt nod binsu, baB mir 81
bel regiert perDen; er meint bamit
mo6l, mir baben 3u piel @eiebe. 4le
iiberHiiiiigen 9lemter iolten abgel6aft
unb bieielben ni6t our 8eriorgung pon
Sreunben at Der Dfentli6en arippe
beltubt nerben.
ulleberlaBt 5eras li6 lelbft nit Greiz
beiten ieben @barafters, wel6e bas
Golf pbne 8eeintrd6tigung Der Dhentz
li6en Orbnltng genieBen fann unb
laBt Sen Staat pa6ien."
@ielei6t ipri6t ii6 Ser Glarf in
ieiner am 81. Sebruar in Weatberforb
su baltenben eriten 8ampagne : &ebe
namentli6 iiber BEN lebten SAP nod
etpas beutli6er alls.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-15
SEER 6. s.. Mifler. Np PIT OF

&err 6. $. Maller, go PIT 0fz
5ouiton StraBe balt itets bas noIz
fommenite Sager in 3ei6enmaterias
lien, Sapeten, Sarben, @las, Spiegels
slas, 8ilberrabmen, SirniHen unS allen
3ei6nenz unb Wfaler=n teniilien. &iinitz
leriid ausgefibrte 8ilber unb 5tatuetz
ten &c. finb III elmer iebensmertben Sal
lerie CUR anii6t unb gum @erfauf auss
geifeut. Sn Sapeter unb 3immerbefp=
rationen 1T bas @ei6madDoaite uitb
Neueite bort gu finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-15
California : @eime.

Meintiebbaber firben elm sroBes 2ae
ger bon feinen California Meineu bel
9errn s. s. MeDer am Mlamos
plaaa. Serr Meper lndt Bic Meine
an Sat unb Steue aus ui1b fauft brett
aus Dem Seller Der @einsi9ter. Nls
gutem 8en,1er gelingt es inn tets, bic
beiten Snrten aus5umablen. ST fam
feline &lnben mnb Gamilien nit einem
gnten Sropfem berfeben. &otbz mnb
WeiB : Meine III bor3iigli6er Glnlitdt
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone -lfrei
ins 9aus geliefert.