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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-16
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1892.
THE NOMINATIONS.

The first ballot at the Minneapolis
Convention decided that President Harri.
son should again be the standard bearer Of
the Republican party. All the talk that
Blaine had captured majority of the
delegates seems to have been idle wind.
The vote by which the President re-
ceived the nomination was decided and
flattering one--he receiving $50 5.G out
of total of 904. Blaine received 1926
and McKindley 1872. The administration
of President Harrison has been good
one-even his enemies admit that it
has received the support of the best men
of the country. The nomination will not
be received among Republicans with the
hurrah and enthusiasm that Blaines
nomination would, but it will be hailed
as an eminently fit one by the thinking
men of the nation, irrespective of party
utilization. The country is to be congrat-
ulated on the good work of the national
convention in re.nominating President
Harrison and endorsing the course of his
administration.
Whitelaw Reid editor of the New
York Tribune and late Minister to
France, was nominated by reclamation for
the office of Vice President Mr.. Reds
name will be great help to the Repub-
licans of New York and will make sue
cess in that State doubly assured.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-16
DREPR|CE'S
Oea!l'al B Baking
Used in Millions of Homes--4o Years the STANDARD
TIE PLATFORM.

The platform adopted by the Republic.
can National Convention at Minneapolis
is in the main good and practical one
and will meet the approval of rhe Repub'
licans of the country, with possibly a few
extremists on the silver question. 1t at
firms the American doctrine of protec.
ton, and denounces the efforts of the
Democratic party to destroy the tariff
laws; applauds the success Of the recip.
rocity policy of the Republican party;
favors bimetalism and demands the use
OF both gold and silver as standard mo.
ney, so that dollar, whether gold, sill
yer or paper, shall be at all times equal;
demands the freedom Of the ballot,
whether cast by white or black persons,
and denounces the outrages on the blacks
in certain Southern States; favors the
extension of foreign commerce, the re.
storaton of our mercantile marine
and the creation of navy; affirms the
Monroe doctrine; favors the enactment
of more stringent laws for immigration;
recommends legislation to protect the
life of employees Of transportation COM
panies, and those engaged in mining and
manufacturing; sympathizes with the
cause Of home rule in Ireland and pro.
tests against the persecution OF Jews IN
Russia; aflirms opposition to trusts; APP
proves the policy of extending to villages
and rural communities the free delivery
service; favors a reduction of letter post
age to one cent: commends the enforce-
ment of the civil service law; favors the
construction Of the Nicaragua canal and
its control by the United States; favors
the admission as States of the remaining
Territories at the earliest practicable date,
and the cession of the arid public lands
to the States and Territories; recon-
mends legislation to aid the Columbian
Exposition; sympathizes with the efforts
to lessen intemperance and promote NOR
ality; pledges to the veteran soldiers the
recognition of their just claims; com
mends the administration of President
Harrison-under it the country has en-
joyed remarkable prosperity, and the
dignity and honor of the nation at home
and abroad have been maintained,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-16

THE lovers of tripe have need to be
alarmed, as genius has arisen who
has discovered process by which the
material from which trpe is made can be
transformed into fancy leather which
outrivals alligator skin in the matter Of
beauty. Although not over foot square
of raw material is yielded by the average
bovine, it is said that the finished mate
rial is so valuable as novelty that the
inventor will make good thing out of
his discovery and can sell to advantage
all he can make. This leather is imper-
vious to moisture in proportion to its
thickness, and the inventor believes that
it will become popular in place of the
ohamois skin vests which are worn next
the body by nine out of ten society
women. 1t will be dyed in all colors,
and will be used instead of alligator hide
on the covers Of reticules, note cases,
prayer books, albums, etc.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-16
THE FREE COINAGE OF SILVER.

This cry, which is going up throughout
the silver States. and which is being re-
echoed in the cotton States, is one which
will gain in volume and force as time
passes, and its effect becomes more thor.
oughly understood by the people, 1t is
not understood as yet by the masses,
The mistake is made by many in confus.
ing its meaning. The free coinage of sill.
yer means the opening of all the mnts of
the world to it, at fixed legal ratio, and
consequently its full aud complete re.
moneti2ation throughout the world. To.
day, says the Walker Lake Tribune, it is
excluded from the minis Of many leading
nations, and not until this restriction is
removed can we say that silver is
thoroughly and completely remonetized
People differ as to the best means Of
bringing about this result, many claim
ing that the United States can, lsingle.
handed, carry the proposition through to
a successful issue by the enactment of a
free coinage law. Others claim that a
pure, unauthorized free coinage act,
without any limitation upon foreign
silver, would cause financial disaster and
widespread distress, consequently those
who would naturally favor measure
that would help the people hesitate wher
they hear the cry of ''free coinage, ant
interpreting it as a demand for specific
act, which they consider dangerous
range themselves against it, or hedge by
talking of an international monetary con
ference to settle the question,
Let the United States give free coin
age to its own product, or do what is tn
same in effect, issue certificates upon tn
/ bullion at the rate of Sl.29 for ever,
ounce of fine silver deposited, redeemabl
in coin aud legal tender Tor all debts
public and private, including custom
duties, thus giving the United States tn
souudest paper currency ever known i
/ the world, and exclude foreign silver
and very soon we, shall see foreign ma
tons adopting the same course and ratio
and when that is done our fight is over
1t is fight between capital and labor
and when thoroughly understood by tn
people all other questions will pale int
insignifcance. Capital desires to pre-
vent the restoration Of silver, that it ma
have greater command of the pcopl
and their products. On the other hand
labor has not come to fully understan
its position and stands uncertain an
/ divided. The silver States were the frs
to feel the effect and locate the cause, an
as a consequence have studied the ques
ton more closely, and are the first I
raise the cry, bat as other branches Z
the laboring and producing classes awak
to realization Of the situation and tn
great wrong which is being perpetrate
by combined capital, they will rise i
their might and sweeping all before Their
will cause the enactment Of such laws a
will result 10 the restoration of silver t
it's position as money of ultimate re
demptiou.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-16

THERE is movement on foot to annex
the Sandwich Islands to the United
States. The agitation of the question
began with the leading native class, and
now it is stated that almost the entire
population, with the exception Of the
English and German residents, are strong
ly in favor Of it. Hawaii is the only
available spot in the Pacific, north of
the equator and south Of Alaska, for a
coal and naval station that could be
utilized by Uncle Sam, and it is asserted
that not one Of the new United States
cruisers can go from San Francisco to
Yokohama or Australia at anything like
full speed without stopping at Honolulu
for coal. The Islands are in bad condi.
ton financially, and annexation is looked
upon as solution Of the trouble.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-16

ONE of the fruit-packing establish.
ments Of San Leandro. Gala, discharged
a number of young women, who were
earning from ~ to 81 25 day in putting
fruit up for market. Their places were
taken by Chinaman, but the young men
of the neighborhood nterfered and fred
out the Cinnamon. bag and baggage. 1t
is to be hoped that the young women and
their gallants will be successful.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-16

NEVADA has PROFESSIONALLY seen her
darkest days and is now on the eve Of
more prosperous times. The outlook for
a competing line Of railroad is very en-.
couraging, and that will develop other
other industries, and enable us, says the
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-16

COLONEL POLK. president of the Far
mer's Alliance, and a candidate for the
Presidency on the Peoples ticket, died
last Saturday. At the time of his death
he was serving his third term as presi-
dent of the Alliance. Had he lived he
would probably been nominated for Pres,
ident Of the United States by the con
vention which meets at Omaha July 4th.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-16

PRESIDENT HARRISON was quite dis
concerted one day last week. 1t was not
on account of Blaine's resignation or the
Minneapolis Convention, either. Hassan
Ben Ali, the Worlds Fair Commissioner
from Morocco, was the cause Of it. In
an interview at the White House he
Frustrated himself in true Oriental style
aud refused to rise until the President
left the room.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-16

THE National Democratic Convention
meets next Tuesday at Chicago. The
total number of delegates is S9S; nee
essary to a choice under the two-thirds
rule, 500. Cleveland at the present time
seems to be in the lead with Hill close
second. The friends of Hill figure that
il Cleveland is not nominated on the first
or second ballot his chance will be gone.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-16

The doctors say that Sarah Althea
Terry is improving physically, but is
growing worse mentally. She was moved
few days ago to ward in the rear of
the asylum building on account of her
noisiness. She spends most of her time
talking about spiritual communications
and sings a great deal and is careless
about her personal appearance.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-16

A RESIDENT of Fitchburg, Mass, Is in
luck and trouble at the same time. He
is wanted to receive $4,000 left him by
will for stopping pair ofrunaway horses
and saving young woman's life. The
reason he cannot be found is that he dis
appeared last fall to escape a judgment
Of $1,000 given against him in court.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-16

Ar ST. Marys Mission, about eighty
miles from Vancouver, b. G., $500 Roman
Catholic Indians assembled last week to
assist in the presentation Of "The Passion
Play, including tie march to Cavalry
and the crucifxion.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-16

sTaE woman Mayor of Argonia,
Kansas, has attended faithfully to the
duties of>hey office, done all her sewing
and cooking, and given birth to baby
girl during the past year, The Omaha
Bee says that not a single man Mayor
has ever accomplished these results,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-16

a GENIUS in Syria has discovered the
secret by which the silk worm makes
silk, and is now able to make silk by
machinery, and factory is soon to be
erected in that country. Silk without the
worm, eggs without the hen, butter with
out the COW, electricity turning night
into day, time and distance annihilated,
No wonder the end Of the world is pre-
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-16

The Congregationalists in session at
Los Angeles, unanimously adopted res
olution against the marriage of divorced
persons, except where the divorce was
granted on ''Christian ground" what
ever that means.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-16

MosELEy. Stockton real estate dealer,
has left that city and many friends hold.
ing his notes for large sums-in all about
q quarter of a million dollars
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-16

SIDNEY DILLON, president of the Union
Pacific railroad, and who for many years
has been prominent figure in railroad
circles, died last Friday.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-16

Reno Gazette, to eat three times day
without having to work sixteen hours out
OF the twenty.four to pay the freight on
what we consume.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-16

THERE were new elements in the Ma
tional Republican Convention at Mime.
apolis-two women delegates and one
Indian.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-16

The second session Of the National
Mining Congress will be held at Helena,
Mont, July 9th to 10th.
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9as Ridtise oser sas @erfebrte.

Bsldes bon Bsiben polIt Sbr2 Gs ideint,
ole oh man6e 9eute Dem lsstsren 3uitano Der
9eber Dor bem erfteren ben 0or5ug aeben.
sic audlsn fid fortlpdbrenb nit abfiibrunas.
mitteln. wslde fir bic 9inoeruns ibres 9eber.
Ieiosus uolftdnois pertbIos fno. Soitetter's
Mogen.Bltters 1T oas auSermdblte MitteI Der
lsiosnoen Wenfdbeit. aber, 70 popular unb
poblbetannt 60 aud 1T, 70 siebt 60 ood noH
llnslidIlde. welde babel bleben. Die beftia
mirfsnoen Witttl elmer friibersn Belt su ae.
braudeu 50 1T Der inteaigsnte sbeiI bee
8ubiiums. bel msdem Die pobIbetannten
uno lan9erprobten GI8enidaften bee 8itters
anertsnnuug fnoen. 8el Dem @ebrauhe bon
ar3neien iollte oas @sritdnsuib bon Der @rfab.
ring 9sleitet weroen. Scr bette bibrer fur
unlsre 8Ibe 1T bic gampe Der Grfabruna"
Ia9te elm 9rober Yatriot Der eriten Belt unie.
rer @epoIutions Gpode. unb oiesr ausiprud
in boil Babrbeit. eeit LANCER ole einem
9rittslabrbunoert bat oieies Bittsrs Die an.
erfennuns Der Yeriouen erbaIten. welde nit
Qeberleioen. Malaria. 8srltopfung, 8beuma.
tismus. edwadauitdnbeu unb 8sroauungs.
leioen bebaftet tparen. NeueroiNgs bat es
fd aud als Sortreff6ss @ittsI seseu Die
8rippe btpdbrt.
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Stabtratt.
Select GounciI, l5. Sept.

NsSNs SS@bNst AOs ~Nfss
Die 8erorbnuns fiir einen Saupts
ieipsr i'm fiinfebnten Diitrift (stpei
24S5llise Terra Gotta &bbren) ipurbe
bonn Gomite siinitis beridtet unb sum
Druid beorbert.
Die foIsenben &eioIutionen paiirs
ten: Dab Der Stabtseometer in grfabs
runs brinse, ipie pieIe SUB 2ano sur
grDffnuns bon StpetIanb IlIep nbtbis
ieien, atpifden iiebenter unb neunter
Strabe; oab berieIbe 8eamte cine
Rarte anfertiee, ipel6e bic 2inien bon
Nrospeet Mpenus, sipifbsn Miaoip unb
Gin, seist; bab ber Strabenfommiif DIR
ben fisbenten Diitrift Seiper nit benz
bes adten Diitrift psrbinbs, tpis urs
ipriinslid beabiidtiet, um bic Seiper.
entleerunsen in bic &oarinB 8rOof siI
beieitieen.
Dritte 2eiuns pafiirten foIsenbe 8ers
orbnunsen: nebertrasuns elmer 8ilana
bon Der Marfstitrabe Bride su alIees
meinen StraBenrsparatursn fir 1892 /;
NuferIesuns elmer 2isens auf Tbeater
unb anbere S9auiteaunsen, ipeI6s
@intritt perlansen; fir Seitenipese unb
sepfIaiterte @ohen an 2u3srne StraBe,
sfpiiden Wtain Mpenue unb neunter
Strabe; Serenseruns beS Sabrpeses
an Gapouie Mbenue. bon @reen 8ibss
Strabe bis 3ur @ren3Iinie stpiiden ben
2. unb l3. @arbS; fir Steinieiten.
ipeSe unb sepfIaiterte @ohen an 9lca.
oemp Strabe, bon Spbe Parf Ipenue
aur ID. Strabe; fir eine NiSelirunss.
Iinie an 9lib Strabe, bon Webiter Mbes
nue. sur 9toarins 8roOf, unb ben
@runobeiibern bic @rlaubnib sebeno,
bieielbe auf pribatfoiten su nipeairen.
Die Sunbeitsuer @rIa1unsen nab.
men aud ipieber 9eit in slniprub unb
fdeinen ben Serren nadserabe gum
@del su tpercen.
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3tpef. bic Grfori1uns Der nBrbIi1en
&dfe bon @r5nIanb, nidt erreidt su
baben.
3pei bur@ SabrIdfiisfeit berurfadte
8abnfoaii iionen ereisneten iid frir3
bintereinanber. Bel Cambridge Suncs
tion auf ber Sitdburser @iienbabn in
WlafaduiettS rannte Elm @iiter3ue in
einen iiber baS Seitenseleiie au tpeit
borsefabrenen 8erionenSus unb sers
trfimmsrte ben 8auhpassou befeIben.
glsun Msniden tpurben iofort set0btet !;
bon ben mebr ais piersis 8erIebten iinb
insipiiben bereitS brei seitorben. n.-Bei
princeton Sunction, 81. S., collibirten
sipei @iitersiise, ipobei bier 8u8beamte
ibren Sob fanben.-8ei bem 8ranbe
bss sroBen @bamberIp. SotelS in Mons
treaI famen mebrere @dfe in ben
Slammen um.
gbenfo, pie Bel uns, 1T in gurop
bic GboIera bas aIsin berrfdenbe Gbes
ma bss bffentliden Sntere6es, aaes
Mnbere in ben Sintersrunb brdnseno.
sSn NuBlanb ldbt bic Seude an 8bSs
artisfeit nidt nad. unb bon ben iebr
sablreiden grfranfunsen enben INNER
nod fiinfsis bonn Sunpert t6btIid.
@aS Sranfreid betrifft, 70 bebauptet
eins beutide 9lutoritdt, bab bic GboIera
in Sabre bereitS felt ApriI unb in Baris
idou gBoden bor benz Musbrud Der
Seude in Samburs seberridt babe,
bab absr bic 8ebbrben burd Iiisenbafte
bulletins bic griitens Der gpibemie
berbeimIidt batten. Dasesen bebaup.
ten tpieber bic frans5iiiden Merste, bab
in Samburs Bel ipeitem mehr IooeS'
fdae borfamen. aIs tpie bic bffentliden
Ysridte anseben.
SamburS erbdIt bon allen Seiten
8epeiie Der bffentIiden Tbeilnabme
unb MiIbtbdtisfeit. Sirit 8ismard,
bsr gbrenbiireer Der Stabt 1T, ianbte
10000 Marf ans SifScomite, bic 8ais
ierin bon DeutidIanb 10000 Marf.
Sn Intiperpsn iinb brei gboIsrafdne
NIT tbbtIidem GuSsan8 borgefommen.
Dod 1T erfreulider Qeiie cine Obs
nabme Der grfranfuneen an Der Gbolera
in DeutidIanb au conitatiren, tpie benn
iiberbaupt bic Seu1e nirsenbS aipii1en
Soseien unb @eidiel epioemiid aufs
setreten 1T, auber in Samburs.
gIuf anresuns bes 8apftes fol-, tpie
Der Barrier ,@aulOiS" erfabrt. Elm
neuer Intis Dreibunb nit Sranfreid,
Hublanb unb Der Tiirfei ais Tbeilneb.
mern i'm @ntiteben fein.
Sn PariS iperben erneute Seriude
semadt, bic berfradte Banamafanals
gOmpanie tpieber in'S 2eben ,u rufen.
Sn @enua bieIt man cine sroBartise
goIumbuSfeier ab, an ber ii9 8Dnis
Sumbert bon Stalien unb ale ieefabs
renbe Nationen, burd 4borbnuneen
pertreten, betbeiIisten.
@roBartise 3oaidipinbsleieu entbaat
elm &riminalpro3eb eesen bobe Steuers
beamte Der 8ufoipina.
Ser sreife grsbersos Mlbredt in
Wien, Der Sieger bon GuitO3aa, 1T
idper erfranft.
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Orik Oiirr's
1tutcn
&eitaurattDn & galou,
3l3 2adaipanna Mbsnus.

9ie &eitauratiou pirb ftets nit Den feinfsn
Delifatefen Der Sabresjeit perieben fein.
Nn @etrdnfen balte idb neben Dem bor3ig.
liden q. 2obinioniden Biere, nur Die be1su
Beine uno 0iqnore. uno 60 miro mein BE-
itfeben iein, ourd prompte uno reele 8ebien.
uns Die &unoen iufrieben 3u ftellen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-23
ReuulSrer Dienst.

Die anberen bepabrteu Dampfer bieier einie ners
febsn eins bis SfpeinlaI per gBode sinsn otrsften
Stenjt spilten Satnbure uno ytstp yort; eeens
erfauut borsiaIitte ACCOMMODATION iino Wers
pJieemaa tn Gaiiite uno Stptfhenoed. auBers
orbentIth niebrise Nree.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-23

sa- Seieut baS ;, ,8odenbIatt"-sS
sntbaIt aue Na9ridten-s2 idbrll9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-23
Mn S9minoiIdtiqe.

Ser llnterjeidnete, weIder mad m,bridbri.
gen 9eioen pon einem idweren 9un9enibeI
uno Der 9efiirdteten o d 10 in u d burd
Elm einfabes WitteI sebeiIt tuurbe. piinidt
aT ielnen MitI.ioenoen Die Wetbooe Der SeiI.
ung beiannt ju MAIDEN. gr miro AIlen. Die
90 luiniden, toftenfrei cine abidrift oes &e.
3eptes lenben, ueIbes cine fidere SeiIun9 fir
. dwiubiudt, aftbma. eatarrb,
8rouditis uno alle gals. uno 9un9en.
affeftionen if CT bofft, oab aue 9sbenoen
ieip Mittel probiren. ipeIdes unfddbbar 1T.
@sr bas Rs3ept. oas nidts toftet unb iegens.
reid iein Tam, winidt, idreibe 9efdIisft an
MeD. Gbmarb n. Bilfcn,
8rooflbn, Nem gorf
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6ei6dftS. S.Mm5ei9er.
enh. uns accisen,.arufsr.

Sneb' uns Icciccu,' 9rudcr.
6reb. Waaner Drufarbeit jster @rt
tn snallhsr unb beutlher Sprabe, 81 9ada-
wpuup Ipenus, srseniiber psm Spifpn Stprs.
Gisarrens 5dbrifant.
u. ~ ct d n n, bic beliebtsn ,Alfcn1o"
uub .,Sis 6ins" gisarren; ale Sprten Cd
bat une 8auberartifel, 5Gt 2adawanna aps.
0rpecries une @ropifIonsn.
Sebtplb, Sranbpp & Co., (NaG-
folssr BON 9eapIe s. StseaD, 1i6 penn Mpe.
S6IGger Seal 81 qadapanna
@ps. has bsrabmte 9Hbite Sponse Nsbl.
8rsb. s. BibmaYsr DslifateGtn,
$50 9afapanna Mpenue.
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HAMBURG BALTIMORE LIME

Comfort uno gerpfesung ipie aut ben $amburs:
Tsp OoriersD Dampfern. Seionoers bigt9e Yreiie aut
oem Sampier uub auf ber Sabn bon baltimore nadq
eem Deiten.
spessn Paiiase fir ole obissu sintsn fpsnoe maH
iih an bic
SSam6mrs- AmeriRanif&e
2sa&etfa6rt Aetiem- @efeG(&aff.
81 Broadway, | @eueral- Yuifass- { l25LaSaleSt
NEW YORK. Snreaur, CHICAGO.
@m. 8. SieisI. 515 9adawanna. .ape.
6. 8. @euffer 52S 9adapanna apenus.
8. 8. GabrenboIt 321 Penn Gpenue.
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s6- 8auft Cure 8arIor. unb Sdlaf.
aimmers ginridtunsen unb anbere Mb'
beln bon @m. Siffenbereer,
229 unb 23l 8enn Mpenue, seseniiber
Der 8aptifen 8irde. Ser biqisfs
Plab in Der Stabt. ba.
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Ziegler's Hotel,
Slp. 32z 3a6atpaniia Nbe,
y. 8iesler, gisentbdmer.

8eiIenos iinoen bier Die por,ieIidte 8oa
uno pntes ao9is Ju mabiseu Rreiien.
Muftern unb GIams mabreno Der
Saiion in ieoer 8ubsreitlingsart.
Die feinften @eine, ebampaaher, 9iauors
uno gigarreu.
Yripatimmer fiir 0amen uno 8amiIien i'm
iipeiten Stodmerie.
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3. g. 3mrfieb'S
Samilie1l : Store,
5l7 2adananna Mbenue.

Die beEtn @rprerismaartn alltr Mrt an
oaub. 8uttsr, pcrjelau- anb 3ppfpaartn &c.
Gint quite auswabl Stuittwaartn ebenfals
uorrdtbis, ptt aut Mrten Waaren, prltf
man faraassmsinsu GamiIitnssbrau& nStbis
bat.
Das seutfaspublifum 10 frsunbIi9a sin
stlassn pprauiprtaen
q x 9urHfeb