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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-04

MACON. Ga, Nov. 3-Acting for United States
Circuit Judge Don A. Pardee, Emory speer,
Judge of the United States district court, today
rendered decision declaring all registration
laws In Georgia imperative. He asserts that
the laws, In order to be constitutional, must be
uniform, and as the present laws are all local
they are therefore unconstitutional The effect
of this decision 10 to make every man in the
state eligible upon making oath that he has
paid his taxes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-04
Two Leadisg Democratic Politicians Of
New York Arrested.

NEW YoRK, Nov. a-Considerabls excitement
was created among Democratic politicians this
afternoon by the announcement that Commis-
sion.r Edaae.i C. Sheehy and Charles c. Sim
mons, of the board of charities and corrections,
had been arrested by United States authorities
for inducing 5eupers on Wards and Blackwelps
islands to register illegally. When the two
commissioners were arraigned before United
States Commissioner Shields they each pleaded
not guilty. assd were held in 5000 bail for ex-
animation tomorrow.
The Ereseino Sun in its last edition states that
the United states grand jury today found in
dictments against fifty-eight paupers on Ran.
dalrs island for registering illegally. Warrants
for the arrest have been issued by United States
Commissioners Duell.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-04
yyhatoom PoIitical ~.

wHArcox, Nov. a-Especial IA. \. DuridleA
went through here 70 Blaine today, ana speeia
there tonight Tomorrow night hs viii ep1el
here aud explain the canal
The Democrats have big rally IN the eixth
ward this evening. many county esndids1e1
being present q -
The old soIdierz' indoYuemsnt - esrns6.x-
has created quite panic amonr thoss ~ ~.
dorsed. The old soldiers propose % Is leeoa.
uixed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-04

PORTLAND. Nov. S-The Democratic state
central committee issued an address this alter
noon to the electors of Oregon. saying that the
Democratic electoral ticket would not be with
drawn, but would remain in the field, and ask
ing all favoring the election of Cleveland and
Stevenson to rally to its support.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-04
THE INDIANA CAMPAIGN.


publican Rally ut ElwOod.
TERRE HAuTE. Ind, Nov. a-Senator voor-
hees authorizes an emphatic denial of the
printed statement that he said the Democrats
are surely defeated in Indiana. On the con-
trary, he was never so confident as now that
they would carry the state.
ELwooD, Insi., Nov. 3-Another great Repub-
lican demonstration was held here tonight,
fully 2OeOo yfsopls being in town from the sur
rounding dise5icta A torch light procession OF
$500 men pa.aded the streets, and Attorney
General Millef and Col. Conger, OF Ohio, ad-
dressed vast crowds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-04
Gre.t Republican Rally at Portland.

PORTLAND, Nov. 3.--The Republicans closed
their campaign in this state tonight by Q rous-
ing torchlight parade and mass-meeting. Clubs
from Astoria, Vancouver aud Salem, and dele.
cations from different points in the state partci-
pated. At Armory hall, Senators Mitchell and
Dolph and others addressed large audience.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-04
Gov. McKinlev at Clevel.nd.

CLEVELAND. Nov. 3.-At Music hail tonight
Gov. Mckinley was greeted by an enthusiastic
audience, whom he addressed at length on the
tariff and money questions
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Macveagh And Campbell at New York.
EKw YORK, Nov. a-Wayne Macveagh and
Ex-Governor Campbell, Of Ohio, addressed the
last grand rally of the Democracy OF Kings
county at fhs Brooklyn Academy OF
Music tonight In the course of his
speech Macysagh said the Mckinley
bill was q most infamous blot on the legislative
history of the country. By IL there were two
prices for suge.. one for the consumer and one
for the sugar tSust, which rested on the McKin-
lev bill So 1t ssss throughout the whole list OF
the necesssries Of life. Ex-Gov. Campbell. after
q few iaudatsry remarks about Aacvesgh,
and Judge Gresasm. quoted passages from Nc
Kinley's speech and answered them- The
speaker said he had challenged Maj Mckinley
in debate TO fra q man whose wages had been
increased under the bill, and although the
measure had been in force two years and .
month, the man had not yet been produced.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-04

The following Seattle folks wers ,.~s.&.r.r =
New York hotels on October q: At ~ -.
L a. Grim1h' J. J. Baxbsr; 1t The Win6sm.I 70
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Kline & Rosenberg will make your hard
earned dollars accomplish wonders for you in
their great oveScoat sale todsy and tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-04
Great Republican Rally at New York.

Great Republican Rally at Now York.
NEW YORK, GOV. 3.-Large crowds filled the
streets and sidewalks in front and about the
subtreasury tostay aud listened to Republican
orators. l. L. Chittenden, the first speaker. de-
voted his remsrks to the benefits arising from
the policy of the Republican administration.
ExCougressman Roswell p. Hoar made .
characteristic speech. Col Elliott F. Shepard
followed, and said Benjamin Harrison was the
only national candidate running for president
because Cleveland's party had surrendered
Colorado, Idaho. Kansas, Nebraska, North Da-
kota, South Dskots. wyoming and Minnesota,
having withdrawn the electoral ticket there In
the interest OF 1he Weaver party, aud could not
therefore be accepted as 4 national party. As
sistamt Treasurer Ellis H. Robals next spoke.
He said If the 5usion scheme works, the Popu-
lists may become masters OF the Democratic
party in ali its policy. victory for Cleveland
would put the Populists on top and be the
most scandaloas combine in American politics.
when the Chicago convention passed resolu-
tions to repeal ghe prohibitive tax on state bank
notes, it went towards the ground OF the ALI.
ance, and If elected Cleveland cannot well help
siening q bill to which the party is already
pledged The Alliance scheme OF notes, based
on farm prod,scts, would follow in more than
one state.
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THE
Hope KINDERGARTEN
AND PRIMARY SCHOOL.
Held I'm tho Log Cabin. corner OF Ten-
perancs and Republican streets.
North Seattle.
FOR LITTLE BOYS AND GIRLS,
Il conducted by the MIssHs wINrrRsou nNE
who are csrtiacated and experienced tsachsra

Hours OF Attendance, co 1e d. m.
Fees payable in advAnes). - per month.
email fee Of IS csnss per m enth win Be charged
for kindergarten naterias. use OF gins ana sssr
The methods oftsschins are based on FRoEBEDs
AYsrEM which II now being universally adopted
by the best teacherv Of infants-
Tho following will give IN ideA OF ite scope:
THE kINpERaAR Nm GIFTS tsach tns
radiments Of Color, Form. Arithmetic ANA Geome-
ry cutivasing TIE chiGren's constructive faculty.
axtnation powers Of observation and c!earness
The KINDERaARrEN GAMES comprise
0ymnastc X xsrcises. Glass singing and Haotis Of
Animals and Birds developing psysiaua prompt
obedience and com einsd actton
THK kINDEk0AkTEN oCCUPAIIoNs en-
brace Reading Writing. Drawing. Neediswork,
Woolwork Paper Plating Bead Work. Baskss
Foldinx Modelling. etc, which train the hand 10
dexieriiy an neatness and the eye 20 accuracy OF
observation. .~.
THE EkTNDHRoAKTEN oBJrCr LESSONS
convey Q ear idea ef the Physical W ORD IN rsie
tion TO Animals Vegetables and NtneraiA and cui.
uvate In The pupils the power OF deecrpaen ana
teach them 10 classify and arrange the knowlsdgs
acquired ,., ~ e.. s,r,,s w.sn..s.v Of
every month frou 10 80 10 II q
The school Is accessible for pupils nom the caty
by orsh seattle cars. which pass ine doos nAt-
lard asd West street cars pass ~ distance OF ons
bleck only.
Rsfsrsnces: Rev. David G. Garrett At Marks
sectory; Mira 4. g. J. Auns, Yafrcw. Lake WASH
insten; Rev wallace NaItns. l.oy0 seco Nd stsosA
and parents Of former pGpsiA
For further Information apply 70 Miss winner
bourne. Al6 Republican street: North seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-04
FRYE g KLEIN BECK,
WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS.

FRYE, & IN BECK.
CONFECTONERS.
CHICAGO, Oct IS, 1892.
W. E. GODFREY
General Representative
St Charles Evaporated Cream Co.
DEAR SIR
In answer yours of the 18th inst, from Portland.
Or we are pleased say that the ST. CHARLES brand of Un
sweecned Cream in opinion the only hrstcass
ever nut on the market We have experimental with other
brands with poor results The - which you refer
bv;n some little sale the Pacific Coast rejected by
unfit to use on of its high "o color and strong
burnt taste 1t certainly never compete among stcass
trade with the high character of the "St Charles"
Yours Very Truly
THE FRYE & KLEINBECK CO.
Per
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Ser erfte ,ueiblibe asrinatbpcemt.

9lus 3iiri6, 4. Mfdr5 ipirb beri6tet:
Sur6 bic Sagesbldtter ging neulid Die
n@inlabung 5ur 9lntrittsreDe Der Srau
priDatbocentin Or. @milie &empin,
bel lpeldem offentli6en Net bic mutbige
unb ausbauernbe &dmpferin fir 6raus
enre6te ii6 Der Yrofeforenz unb Stus
benten19aft, fDiDie einem Deitereu I'M
tereilirteu publifum bur6 einen acabee
mii6en 8ortrag poritelen iollte.
Ser loblibe Senat ber llniperfitdt
3iiri6 tpDllte freili9 in ieiner Mebrz
beit BON Der 3ulaiiung peibli6er Ooe
eenten ili6ts tpilien, ipie iebr aud cine
fDrti6rittli6er geiinnte NtinDtrbeit fir
bic gere6te Nnforberuna Der ituDirten
9lnpaltin einitanb. Die @r3iebungs>
beb0rben bes aanton 3iiri6 = in ben
leBten brei Sabr3ebnten itets barauf be-
badt, i'm 9o6ihulpefen gebeibli9e
&eformen bur6sufiibren = ftellten iib
aud i'm Sale Der Srau Or. &empin
iiber bic 2ogif unb iiber ben @ere6tigz
feitslinn Der aeabemil6eu Senats>
Mebrbeit: benz @eiu9 Der Grau Or SC.
tpurbe bur6 8ef6luB bes @r3iebnngsz
ratbes entipro9en uub bamit Die erite
priDatbDcentiil beutiGipra6iger Sod)z
f6ulen in ibre &ette, pfli6ten unb
Gbren eingeiebt. 9eute fanO nun bic
glntrittsrebe Dor beriammeltem aeabez
mii6en publifum ftatt. Ser grDbte
66riaal Der lniperlitdt ertpies lib als
Diel 5u flein = 9unberte Der @intrittz
fu6enben fanben ni6t &aum unD muBz
te entduf6t bon bannen geben, inbeB
bic berrlide 9lula leerltanb unb ii1
ippm09li9 bariber freute, baB Die Mene
f1en nit lauren S1meiB 6eit@Sdle
bauen, Inn iie ndbrenb 1854 3agen i'm
Sabre unbeniibt gu lafien. 6rau DR..
juris @milie &empin fpra9 in moblgee
fornlter freier Geoe eine polle Stnnoe
iiber rbie mobernen 3rults" unter gee
ipanuter NufmerfIamfeit bes groBen
aubitoriums, unb Der Saupt=@inbruf
bieier ibrer eriten 0ffentli6en 2ebrreOe
tpar IN alien 5beilen Elm burhans giine
tiger, pie benn aud Der laute ipmpaz
| tbif6e 8eifall am S6luB bes feierli6en
gldes es in freubiger Weiie gu erfennen
CAB. GS iinb nun q Sabre ber, lett
IN ben 90rfdlenber 3iiri9er 9o6i6ule
bic erlte Dame ais StuDentin
5n feben mar. Sanlals 5itterteH eini9e
alie prOfeforen (unb aud mebrere
iunge) fir ben mifleni6aftli6en gtuf
biefer uniperiitdt. @ir baben BON
elmer biesbeSiigli6en @inbuBe in bielsm
8ierteljabrbunbert De8 8amenltubiunl8
ni9ts berfpiirt: i'm @e9eutbeil lit Der
bieier Qnitalt nod mebr geitie9eil, ba
bic Grequen5 aud BON Seiten mdnns
li6er Stubirenber nid)t nur nid]t abz
genommen bat, fonbern auf bas 8ops
petite geitiegen 1T. Ser eriten oeuti6s
rebenben pripatbocentin mOge BATH
Elm regelre6ter tpeibli6er SroinaIius
| folgenl
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Gin sad)ie beim 8erliaer 9iaSam.

@ines bieberen sa6ien grlebniHe
mdbrenb Der iiingften 8erliner Straz
Bentumulte er5dblt bas y8erliner Sage
blatt" pie folgt: y9fa 10 hdren Sc,
mel auteiter, bic 8erliner fei'n sc bod
fang gemietbli6e 2eite", nit bieien
BDrten betrat ont ~. Sebruar gbenbs
na6 10 llbr elm etpa 30idbriger Mann,
Der aus einer aopfmunbe blutete unb
Ii6 nit ben 6dnben fortmdbrenb BEN
&iiden unb bic S6ultern rieb, cine
Sanitdtsma6e, UNI ba bic 9lnlegung
zines Notbperbanbes all erbitten. SD
ben Sc, mei &uteiter, 10 mas fommt
Sc bel uns in 9rdIen nu mid pDr ,baB
uni6ulbige frieblibe Staatsbiirger nit
bem Sdbel 8etannti6aft MAIDEN unb
benn obenbrein als Spiel" perbau'n
tperben."
llnb babel er3dblte Der Sa6ie, Ser
erit felt tpenigen Wp6en bas friebli6e
90bf6enbroba nit bem unrubigen
Berlin bertaufdDt bat, bic 2eibensgez
f6icbte, Die ibn pobl peranlaHen pirb,
mad DRESDEN suriidaufebren. gr babe
am Samitag Ibenbs einen 2anbsmann
aus ggdrne" getrofen unb i'm CUR
Stettiner 8abn begleitet. sluf benz
&iidmege lei er iiber bic Snbalioenltra>
BE mad Der 8runnenltraBe gegangen,
mo- gerabe cine 9lnlammlung Itattges
funben babe. 9ln Der @de babe Elm
S6ubmann geitanben, Der babe ibn
geiagt, er iolle i6neaer gebet 1nb er lei
benz 8efebl na6gefommen, inbem er
iid) in benz f6neflften @alppp entfernt;
iein 8eifpiei miiile aber Die Qlnberen
angeitedt baben, llnter Seulen unb Sob
len IeieH glei6 so Berlonen nit ibm
gerdnnt.
rfu idben Sc, bas mar mel llngliif,
benn ba liefen mir oo9 bic S6uBleute
mad unb baben mir orbentli6 nit ben
Sdbeln pertobadt, neil lte mid pabrs
f6einli6 fir ben 4nltifter gebalten bas
ben." 9lber bic 2eiben bes bieberen
Sa6ien batten banlit nod fein @nbe,
benn er rannte an einen @r3ebenten, Der
lbm fir Die &arambolage nit einem
9niippel einen 9ieb iiber ben &opf
perieBte nnb eine Wunbe beibradbte, bic
ben ungliidsmenfden smang, mittels
Srof6fe bic Sanitdtsma6e aufsuiuz
6en. Sen S6luB Der 2eibensgei6i9te
aber bilbete tpieber bic 8emerfung, bab
10 etwas neinem 6remben in Srdien"
ni6t pailiren f0nne.
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NOlSbel unS Seppitl, !

= -
llnIer gl6bel- unb Ieppia Seyartemsus
berbient II, Qlnsenihein 9enpmn-u % usr.
ben Bir qnottren 9reie, Die Sbr NIT Ssrs
sniisen leien tperoet.
9eppiac! 9eppis9e
8otb 8ruiieIs, 81 unS aufiparts.
Eapeftrh 8raiieIs, so Gents urb aitfpGrts.
Tapeitrp grmfels, 8prberrb, 81 Gtats xns
aufpdrts.
aues @one, treifaebe Dide, ss @ents
6. 6. 8u
;|i;|' si;' s { p''''. '.+.'.,. /: s s s
Union 45
@sidumts SeysiGe, Is bis so GeatSs.
9inoleum, so Gents unb aufwdrt8.
SnbbpSen Oel-Tut, so gts uns aufm1rts.
gocossWatten, 45 Gents uns Gifnxrts pr
AnabratsOarb.
China @fatten, bon l211a biss95 Gsnts.
geAte Sapaneiifde gtatttn 3u nur 10 ets.
Wa6bel! M1bel!
@ir MAIDEN ipesisIe Dfferlen in 9 AlAf.
) iimnter Sets:
Splibe Qlntlfe Gihene Sets. n,.r 1850.
Gleeante Gb.baI Sets, nur $1,000.
SoIibe Nallunb Sets, itiir $3s.
9liii4 RarIor Gets, nur SGT.
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,Das ba lit ntbt G1nlt, baS lit etn

,Das ba lit nt9t GunIt, oa8 III etn
pbantailiider llniiun, ein DING, mie
aus einem Stebertraunl berau8gebaut,
obne Stil, obue mirfli6en @elbnlaf-"
Da ltauO plOelt6 etn sroBer, l6lanf
geDa9lener Wtanu nit lei6t ergrautem
&opfs unb Sartbaar uno untabelbafter,
tuenn au9 ptenei6t ein penig Sll nloots
i6er 9oilette, 5fpil6en 5erlen uno Dem
geI6mdbten @ebdube uno iaste grit
6eno:
p@enn i9 ni6t trre, @raf Serlen ?"
y8aron &autner = oas lit einc uebers
ralbung
sd bin seI6met9elt, oaB sic Mid
erfennen, alle gSelt la9t mir, i9 iet 1ebr
alt gemorben ="
,Grlauben sic, baB i1 sic meiner
Srau porltelle: 8aron yautner, licbe
getra, n1etn 8eiiesenolie 3mil6en 9airo
unS Sue3, t6 ipra6 Dir i6on pon
ibnt.4
petra Iab etipaS eritaunt ben Baron
unb ibren Mantt att, iie mubte genou,
baB iie ben gtamen be8 erlteren nod
ni9t 9ebOrt batte, bod Serlen lieB ibr
nt6t 3eit, etlDas 5u la9en, mas i'm In
Ierlesenbett bdtte lesen f0nnen unb
fubr fort:
SD glaubte Sie in sln1tralien ooer
@ott peiB mo lonit uno bin ebenlo
iiberrai6t als erfreut, Sic bier gu
ieben."
ySa, nab s(uitralien : bamalS bate
i6 nod 10 meitgebenOe Rldne, aber nil
fen sic, man befomlnt am @noe 9lleS
latt, aud oa5 3etleu. SD bate iibri>
gems feine slbnun9, Dap sic ii9 iu3lpi,
l9eu in Noienfelieln begeben unb
erlaube mir npd na9trdgli9 neinen
@iadmnuI9 ba5u ab5uitattcn = auf Der
9od5eitSreile, gnabt9ite @rdfir?"
20 nein, mir iino lfon felt oenl
Sriibjabr uerbeiratbet."
Stun, oaS fino inll1er nod FILTER
modem. Sd bore iibrigens an Der
@uslpra6e, oaB Die @rafin feine
Deuti9e tit. nur cine Ssitdtigun9 Del.
len, mas mir tire slu9en ioiort per-
rtetben, uiellei6t 1T es erlpiinl1ter,
fran50iii9 gu lpreden?"
nWfeine Srau bat leiber 10 nenig
Spra6talent. oaB iie eS. tros aler
Stnnoen, nod ni9t ieBr weit i'm Geut.
faen gebra6t,4 ia9te Serieu uno Yetra
rtef lebbaft:
% ia, ipre9en mir fran50iiif ober
ttalienild), meine 8ater. ODER meine
Wfutterlpra6e, nur uidt beutlh."
(Gprtiegung folst9.
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aleibsritofe. aleibsrltoffe,

Ser srDbte unb seipdbltefte gprratb hpn
feinen 8leiber ito n, Der ie in 5an
Intonio porbanben mar. g'a neres SHUTTER
Satin Strtpeb @repon, ipIib unb
Demuiiert.
vSebfprb GDro" in aIlen neaen Gars
ben, pie Mifel, GigaIe, gfais, eapenreI San,
&uliian @rap, @ream, tpeib
Oarb.
:. SranaSiiid,e Gbaliiss in So be-
ltimntten Muftern.
Mobaires, @repe b'gbine su rs
Gents, 80 Gents ilnb $l0n
Sran50iii9er Orsanbte 5u 25, 35
itno 30 Gents.
Gsrn bu 9foi, etipas neaes, gu 10 Gents
per Darb.
@emniterte 8ebforb @orb gu 121S
Cents per Oarb.
- @emafterte erepe su IA Gents per
9aro
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eeioen|toffe seioenitoife!

eOltbe farbise gbineiii4e unb 5 a..
pane1ti6e Setbenfpffe In ben prs
puldriten Sarbep, ipie Beib, Cream: Ap5a,
@prts 9tile, elise 8lar &c.
SpIise @ros Grain SHwarae
@eiberitoffe su 70 gerts, go Gents, 81
uao $1.25.
S4warse unb Gream s bineiif9e
Setbenftoffe. Sn 80. 35, so, so, rs, 85,
80 eents unb 81.
sesbene nmb gatim NrpeaSe, in
idwors unb f4rbia gu rs, 80 Gents, 81 unb
$l.25 in ben neueiten Gbenbs5arben.
6ancp sen,lriterte Snbias, idiparser,
farbiger uno tpeiber @runo; sipe,farbis, Elm.
fa4 nno berfhieoenart Siguren, 8Inmen.
SeroiIs unb anbeie Mtuiter, Is Sorten, sX12
&nntbinat,on, isoss 20-22 3oa brett, 35, 48,
so, 68, IS Gents unb 81. % 3oll breite 3,l
81 nno 81 25.
@erfdiebene @ldcee gnrabs, gu 20,
35, 80 1nb rs Gents.
Das seibenLaser iibertrifft alIes Oosetpee
iene in auslpabl, Site uno Bertb fir ieben
3fped, ipo Seioe sebrauht ipirp, uno beren
3abl lit 9e9ion.
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bon i4warsen @aaren su Ben aller.
niebrisiten @reiien.
@eitretfter unb carrtrter Satp II
bon 10 Gents anfipdrts bis gu benz beiten.
S9lidter i4tnarser Srsanoie, @renabine,
Satin geitreifter 2aipn gu eritaunlid nisori.
gen 8retlen.
GeiSeue 91arp Denriettas, 40 3oa,
NIT ben reusiten Shattirunsen uerieben,
Su $1.o0
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W- Wer nirfli6 blbi6e unb sez
f6madoolle Sob Nrbeiten au8z
gefiibrt, y lid er gebunben ober
arf Seitellung angefertigt boben mill,
Der menbe li6 an bic beltsausgeltattete
Sruferei unb gu6binberei be8 Sibe
ipeitenS, an Die
Spbnipn Bros. Nritting Co.,
26 SolebabsStraBe, San 9lntonio.
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3epbpr 0iuqballts !

sSir perfoufen Sepbpr @insbams
gu Is, 18 unS % Cents
Satin Stsipeb @orD bu 9toi unb 3epbsrs.
@emnfferie gateea 3u TO- IL, 1s
llno 25 Gents.
S9liat: 3u 10, 1215. Is, 20 unb 25
Gents.
9as sr0bte unb beit auseemdbfte easer
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Ssine spiken ssorbanee, 81 garb
lang, su rs GentR, $L0o, $l.25, $15o,
$500, $3.50, $500, uab a,ftpdrts, 70 fein
tpie Sbr iie ipiiniat.
6arbtger nnb i4warser Saille
era ne liz, gu so Gents per Darb.
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a9 $. 90. ADAMS bat iebt ieim
8eifdft er0ffnet unb iiebt benz Seiu6e
bon annben entgegeu, ausgeriiitet nit
einem duBerit rei6baltigen 2ager BON
9errenzSoilettes s9lrtifeln aller 9lrt, BON
9iiten, araoatten, &ragen unb N}ans
6etten &C. Opera 9oules@ebdube,
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Gbenille=portiereu uno gijdbedeu.

Mtr ptferiren GbenilGe g tieren
UNI Stl d beden 3n abiolut balbem greiIe.
Mir baben so 8aare portieren unb 100
ItfdSefen, ale gu bemielben 9sreiie
0nIfnr g}nrt;ere, a., D. o IN
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= Observation-Disclosures aaer Qlrt
bauptid6li6 BHiige gu ben nieori9itel
8aarpreiien bel
Sips & Saarmonn
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TIMER ,,Weiber Gltpbant"

GIotbins 9aus lit bas sr6bte i,Hs SslitSns
bisite TN Sibtref.en. sSir 'rantires
Sdnitt, 9fulter aualitdt umh
% a 5 IlleS pabt."
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&orbanae! gsorbdaae +!

Sn Drnperien unb @retpnnes
fiibren mir cine eIegante guspabl BON 10
eents aufipdrts bis gu Der feiniten Sorte.
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: 9ie Barrier Yferbefleii6 GRer
baben ii6 neuli9 i'm @ranb Gefour au
einem gantet pereinigt, bel tpel6em
elm bober poli5eibeamter, 9err ge3anz
eOn, ben 8OriiB fiibrte. gaeben ibm
iaB Der 9auptapoitel Der pferbeHeii1s
@ferei, Der Sbierarst 9ecroir. gs
murben nur Speiien aufgetii6t, gu
tpel6em bas &ob, Der @iel unD Der
Weauleiel bic ipi6tigften 8eltanbtbeile
geliefert batten, unb in begeiiterten
Ge6en feierte man bic 8prsiige bieier
&Oit, bic in Der leBten 3eit ibrer Bill
ligfeit balber Sunebmenben Nnbang I'M
8plfe gewonnen bat. @s giebt gegens
wGrtig in Baris ni6t tpeniger als 1874
Pferbei6ld6tereien, ipel6e i'm berflpis
fenen Sabre 21 ,231 pferbe, 81 Mauls
eiel unb 275 @iel eoniunirt baben,
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SIN 8erliner aoologii6en @ars
ten befinbet fib ieBt cine 5eltenbeit err
iten &anges, Elm paar Der bic lebten
&elte elmer int llmtergeben begriffenen
@ogelgrrppe barltellenben &iuis ober
S9nepfenitrauBe (gpterpr) bon 9feue
SeelanO. Sie 3 bis 4 lebenben aifpis
@rten baben, Der SeBt3eit feinem ndbee
rem 8erwanbten, bod rei6t ibre Samis
lie peit IN friibere gpo6en 5uriif llnb
iuies einitmals gar itattli6e Mitglieber
auf, 10 bic rieiigen Moas, tpel9e, tpie
fi6 aus nod borbanbenen GfeIetten err
giebt. eine 00be ppn 80 SUB err
rei9ten. Sir ben aanpf ums 9alein
iebr mangelbaft ausgeriiftet, nit mes
mig leitungsfdbisen Mitteln 5nr 6lu6t
por @efabren unD CUR Nbmebr BON
Na6tellungen ausgeitattet, geben bic
aimis unaufbaltfam ibrem in abiebs
barer 3eit eintretemben llntergang entz
gcgem.
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Gbinin ilt obne 6ra9e cine CUTE Wles
biSin, aber es 1T in ben Walaria Sis
itriften be8 Siibens arg gemiBbrau6t
pprben bon 2euten, Die es in ibrer NDtb
anwenben unb e5 baum peiter gebraus
den, bis ibr gterpen Spitem seriittet
unb ibr 8eb0r 5erlt0rt lit. @beatbams
sei6madlofes @bias9 Dnie 1T mirfiamer,
billiger unb babel p6llig unf6abli6.
Man perlu9e es! Yreis so unb IS
@ents per 6laI6e, aeiue Qeilung,
feline 8eSoblung.
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9iele aeute baben elm 8orurtbeil ges
gen patent Mebi3inen, neil ii6 einige
berielben als tpirfungslos ertpielen baz
ben. 9as lit unre9t, Sebes Wtitiel
follte gerabe pie iebes eii1aelne SHbiz
Di6uum mad feinen eigenen 8erbieniten
beurtbeilt merben, ni6t mad ben Gebz
lern Der anberen. @beatbams ges
idmadloies Gbia Souie 1T Elm Mittel
BON iiberraidenben @rfolgen, Man lei
geredt unb beriu6e es. greis SO unb
IS Gents. Seine 6eil1ng, feline gesabz
lung!
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ltnier Baarenlaser it maessbenb.
s@.Sie foIsenben Auotationen sebeni einen
8inf, unt aSer ben tpirflidaen @ertb urb bic
asihbaltisfeit feanen gu lerneu, fommt unb
Iebt ooer laRt Gad) Hrobeu id,sten.