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ing, cleansing and healing properties See
if yours won't. The makers Of this Remedy
say it viii. And they make you this offer: Il
they can't cure your Catarrh, no matter how
bad your case, they'll pay you $500 in cash
and they mean it.
Here are some of the symptoms of Catarrh
Headache; obstruction of nose; discharges
falling into throat, sometimes profuse,
watery, and acrid, at others, thick, tena-
cious, mucous, bloody, putrid, and offensive
eyes weak, ringing In ears, deafness; often
sive breath; smell and taste impaired, and
general debility. You woH,t have all at
once; probably only few Of them. But you
won't have any OF them, il you'll take DR..
Sage's Remedy.
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BATTERY rs REGULAR sHoor.

In an extra match these scores were
made:
+. Holmes Go. F...41 q. Peart Co. FL.
w. Birdsall. w. l. Wallace
u. =. DriYRr q q z Cn0lc a
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gtannrs. aaot,e, Rrrr, @tr.
EBNER BROS.

1l6.11s 4 Street, Front and Second,
Sacramento,
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"HOw CAN I
. make some9" BY using
the PACIFIC INCUBATOR
AND BROODER, which will
hatch any kind OF eggs better
than a hen. In universal
use. Gold medal wherever
exhibited. Thoroughbred
Poultry and Poultry Appli.
ances. Send 6cin stamps for
e2.page catalogue, with SO
full-si7ed colored cuts OF
Thoroughbred fowls, to PA
TOR Co., 1888 Castro street
fe26-S
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The old idea Of 40 years ago was that
facial eruptions were due to rblood
hurnnr " for urhich thor, rara ,,ota.h

A@SA@A SAGpttSAS Ncfc GNc W - pAOoo
huror," for which they gave potash.
- Thus all the old sarsaparillas contain pot
ash, nausesting mineral, that instead OF de-
creasing. actually creates more eruptions. You
have noticed this when taking other Sarsaparillas
than joys Its however now known that the
stomach, the blood creating power, Is the seat of
alivitiating or cleansing operations. A stomach
cloggcd by indigestion or constipation, vitiates
the blood, result pimples. A clean stomach and
healthful digestion purifes itand they disappear.
Thus joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla Is compounded
after the modern idea to regulate the bowels and
stimulate the digestion. The effect Is immediate
and satisfactory. A short testimonial to con-
trast the action of the potash Ssrsaparillas and
Joys modern vegetable preparation. Mrs. C. D.
Stuart OF 200 Hayes ST., 8. F., writes: az hare
for years had Indigestion. I tried popular sar.
saparilla bat It actually caused more pimples to
break out on my face. Hearing that Joys was
later preparation and acted differently tried 1t,
and the ptmples Immediately disappeared"
joys s yssssss's
Largest bottle, most elective. sane psleA
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M. CRONAN.

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL
i ers In Wines and Liquors. Agents for the
celebrated Pommery and Greno Champapnc.
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The Woodland men would probably
have won had they shot over their own
range; Yesterday they shot on grounds
entirely new to them, but came very near
winning the trophy.
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WRITE to Cooper for everything in the
musical line. 63l street.
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ESQ x St., and 11OS-11IO Third st.,
Sacramento, Cal,

IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER
i in Fine Whistles, Brandies and Cham
paRne.
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Found moi
lately, but % years
a go - something
that perfectly and
permanently cures
Ca tarrh in the
Head. It's Doctor
Sage's Catarrh
R en- g dy and
where everything
els . fails, that
cures. The worst
chronic cases yield
to its mild. sooth-
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When 1t costs you nothing to do So The we'll
FtAkE FLOUR is sufficient guarantee Of its
always mas been as low az any other first-cIays
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-14
TO THE PEN.
Judge Bcattle Aojudgcs the
Idaho Strike leatlers
Guilty,
And sends a Number Of Them
to Jail-Light Sen
>:: ten1es.

- Eoi>f:. iJaht', Anr. - -'rhe n.,,e*
of tlt !,,tn held antt their '+rt.i- uf l@n.
prl..,Itn,tNt ,.nt.r Judge H +atty's Dr.
c1+lon ,.ts>e!tiuy ar+ ~ tulltW+: Ttnn1t~
Fstzxrrn!d, Dan HArrirgtun, Hugh
Mrt;r+, JOAN Nj"hnls1n. Gus r~te.-
~u| and Thomas WtnIcn, Xix nl11,tt!~;
T.. Robinson, four months. and it,.
P"ytt II, eight months, It. il under
>to ii Ill "ppral Will he taken and that
au upWi"htlun for writ Of hnbtA4 will
immediately tie madr to JUS Ice Field.
Juh%t E~attie Ia rendering lis deci.
sion paA-ed uron several interesting
points. He taid that the question ot
diva RE ci izel~lIip could have bten
raised in lhe original proceedings. 1t
had not bten 10 raised, the restraining
order Ind been Issued with no euch
showing b. fire ttte court, aud that the
order partook Of The nature Of Il crim-
nal statute, violations Of which are
Tried ny 'he federal cour.s without re-
gard to the citizenship Of parties. On
question Of service the court ta,d that
1t was II t essential that tuch party
should be served. 1t was only nece4
ssry that they should know that an
injunction had been isruej. Neither
wAn it necessary that the parties should
be- named In the rentraiuing order,
that order having been Issued against
tie Miners union, their aider. aud
Ahett+r..
judge B-attie stated that lnbor or9a
izuiors we'e entirely lawful In the
abstract, but that The Iuwfui character
Of T. rliruIar trgauizatlnns mu-t be
n,eusultd hy tts a:ls ,Aud hot by its by'
laws and constitution. The acts If
he Cuur u'Alrhp Miners union
showed .hnt they were uf GnlAw;ut
chArac'e-. a s'rlct Interpretation Of
til. law would render eash nIetnuer
liable for the acts OF orKAniZ .tiUns ,nnh
said lhe rnutt, there IL no doupt thut
under this well defined prit;cipl. OF
law l could fu,Id al the defendants
who are in~nlbtr4 Of the uniou. | will
not, however, apply that rule, tut "'l1
endeavor to determine The connection
of taeh of these Respondents with, oc'
currences ut the Frt.co and Geu on
July II.
Thomas O'Bfien, president of tie
Miners uuiou, was t.eld. but sentence
il deferred pending bearing of tht
Bunker Hill and Sullivan cases. 1t !.
understood an appeal will be taken
and An application Tor writ of habeat
corpus will Immediately be made or
Justice Field.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-14

II am trying to raise five dollars to
send to my sick family" said ragged
looking specimen to man waiting fo1
a Jefferson avenue car, land If you car
help me little shall be greatly
Obliged"
"You don't want me to give yon the
entire five, do your asked tho man.
mo, sir; only enough to make out tho
five. I've got start, SIR
"How much money do you need:''
The seedy one put his hand in hia
pocket a moment.
"Only $4.99, sir" he said meekfy, and
the man broke for the car.-Detroit Free
prpaa
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-14

This remedy 10 becoming TO wen
known and 40 popular as to neeo no
speoIa) mention, All who have used
Electric Bitters sinR the same song OF
praise. A purer medicine doea not
exts: and 1t 10 guaranteed to do oil that
Ia claimed, Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases Of the liver and kidneys,
will remove pimplea, boils; salt rheum
and other affections caused by Impure
blood, Will drive malaria from the
system and prevent a. we'll a. cure all
malarial fevers. For cure OF headache,
constipation and indigestion try
Electric Bltters. Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded. Price
soc. per bottle at W. E. 6avage's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-14
garded the cattle transport trade Of
Montana and the Dakota- az it's ecu.
! liar per4nlrisc for some years, and h IL
ho Intention 1T bting @umnluriy cut
put ny any new rD+n.


Quite u k-nHatlnn WIS CAUSED se-ter'
day uf&t rnunn by the ere',tArle OF
f:vAl1-. HE totHreu hur tj+r, bring tou-
Huct<1 10 jnil ty Chief Jacksou, with
h.htrt rtrunIlnE from eut in his
}ltad, down h.- fare und shirt front,
prerr':tink u very snfy WIT ctAclt. - The
,rut MIS- received ~ Evans NJ 1Er
hands ii thi+f Jafk~nn. and Wn* tie
re>u!t nf nis fe~i~t!iig ARREST, uhd 11ak"
ing Il Threatening nt'1i ~ rs II to
nttbt Il the officer. The story nn gath
ers q tram nt1lr VI .turces ir a. follow u:
III the tAr1y afternoon Chief Juckson
had ncrn-iIt 10 arrest two tpit1icrn.
aud Lille e~cn1tiug tltenl duwn Man
street TO the jail, me: Evuls. un't Ii
rhort halt tnsut0. during witl"h sume
uninpUttaut cunvtr, utiDu totk llace
between tht I:urlIrt, aud when the
o1l1rer ordered his prisoners to proceed
onr Of them I,ucanle unruly and d.
clured he would 10 no further. Jack-
son, wb" wae quite weak from, tenn
porary illue4s, felt himself 10 be unt"
qual to the Task Of dragging the
mutinous prisoner to jail. and agaIn
ordered him to 60 on drawing hi- gun
to inti1nidAtr him. AT this juncture
the stldier made u feint Az IT to attack
Jackson, and he struck him nv+r the
head with the gun, intl'cting very
slight Punishment, but reducing him
ut once to obedience. Tine act, how
+ver, awakened the ire Of Evans, who
ro1ndIy abused jackson for striking
tue man, and afterwards devoted the
remainder ct the afternoon IT, recitinK
the Htory IN the street, and making
past live Jackson, in coming down
Park street from the depot, SAW iu
the ra1oon purportiug 10 be kept by
Mrs. EvA,s, Il woman behind the bar
erg .ged in shaking dice with II CTS.
to,1.er, which being in violation IF Il
city ordinance that Is sought TO tie
1&tto1 11IFA At@C Ettf III"
turnty, who ut Once prepared u tntli~
p1utnt, un which the police magistrate
i-~ued u warrant for the arrest Of
Eeut-, aud plated II in Jackson.
t,and-. Tue chief found his n.an n
tile barber rhup adjoining HE saloon,
and exhibiting the warrant, arres'ed
him, tut Evans deli d his authority,
aud necan1e both abusive and thren!
ching. and iu the unavoidable me|ee
tnAt followed, he Whs struck t'y the
chief and cut ~ above related. he
then became docile. and Was walked
to the jail and iocned up: hut 4uhse-
quenIly Released on hait fixed ut $50 by
the pulicr magistrate, aud furnished
by Prof. LOUIS Bach.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-14

8r. PAUL, Aug. 12-The Northern
Pacific has declared q reduction OF
q per cent on STOCK ratea from Mon-
tana and the Dakotas to Chicago.
This is the first reduction made on
this traffic for two years. 1t has been
neoessltated by the competition Of the
Fremont & Elkhorn road, which has
penetrated into the southern part Of
Montana and into WymlnR. and man,
ifested disposition to cut out all the
cattle traffic from that territory. This
Northern Pacific haa apparently re.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-14

J. B. Wilson, 39l Clay st., Sharpe
burg, Pa, says he will not be without
DR.. Kings New Discovery for oep-
sumption, coughs and colds, that 1t
cured his wife who was threatened
with pneumonia after an attack of IT,
grippe, when various other remedies
and several physlcians had done hss.
no good. Robert Barber OF Cookspor'. j.
Pa, claim, Dr. Kings New Discover>
has done him more good than Any r.
thlng he ever used for. lung troablr*
Netting like 1t. Free trial bottl+~
At W. II. 6avage's; large bottles, 6Qxx
and $1.N. ::*.~ :::zG:I.:. .:5:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-14

Although aespised by every one
now, time was when the coyote Wils
invested with divine attributes by
the aborisines. Among the Navajo
Indians aud those Of the CuhrUc tribe
the coyote was one Of the deltles,
the Cahrocs in fact believing it to be
God.-Kansas City Times.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-14
The Pennsylvania Strike.


P1TrsBURo, August 12.-Tne Post
publishes story this morning to the
effect that the police have discovered
anarchist F1ot to a a,sassinate
Frick. The assassin Ia an anarohist
named Aaronstann OF New York, " ho
Ia close friend OF Bergman and
Emma Goldman. It 1t 10 said the plot
was Matched out IN Vienna aud was
given to the police by Vice-Consul
Eberhardt Of Austria, who received it
from the Vienna police. Aaronstaun
has been In the city several days, and
it is claimed that he is waiting for a
favorable opportunity 70 kill Frlck.
The police are looking for him.
At q meeting Of the general +xeou~
tive committee IT the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor to-day boycott on
Carnegie material fs to be considered.
William A. Carney, member OF the
executive council, says that now the
Carnegie people have assumed an ag~
gressive disposition the only couroe
left for the association to bring about
fair and honorable adjustment Is to
meet them with their own weapons.
Hugh O'nqnnell returned to Home-
stead to-day, and says he met with a
cordial reception at all point, and that
financial and moral support was prom,
ised him.
The strike situation ia UNCHANGED.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-14

Boerum doing his best to make a
favorable impression, las just finished
his best anecdote)- )-Ha! ha! ha! That's
a pretty good story, now. ,
Miss Acres-Yes. think so too. And
they say poor Uncle Phil. who was killed
at Gettysburg, never tired Of hearing
it.~-Life.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-14

"Poor creatures!' exclaimed Mira.
Grosgrain, looking at the pictures OF
nude savage women; ''no clothing of
any kind! wonder what the poor
things have to talk abouty'--Exchange.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-14
Nh Tint Row

Young Hankinson lin the parlor)-
Johnny, will Miss Irene be down soon:
Johnny-Yes. Shes most dressed.
Nothin to put on now but her suspend"
ers.-Chicago Tribune.
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Inii6t ausgeipro6en, baB 1i6 bas
8uta6ten bes Observation-Disclosures
Dor 8eri6t nidt alS fti6baltig eimeiiem
tperbe.
Iu6 bic gnti6eibnng bes General
ftaatsanmaltes-reip. ieines Stelper=
treters, benin er felbt muB fir feinen
9errr unb Meifter 9ogg agitiren =
DaB elm Name auf einem unb
bemielben Mabl5ettel ni6t smeimal
pprtommen 6iirfe, 1T BON bieligen po>
litifern als bur9aus un5utreffenb be-
aei9net pprben.
Ser 9itriftantpalt pai6al bat offen>
bar bas &i6tige %getroffen, tpentt er
meil1t, Der Staatsanmaltspertreter in
9lufin babe n5timm5ettel" unb vSi>
Diet" nit einanber perme6felt. Muf
ben Stimm5etteln bes nelten 5pfems
finben befanntli6 mebrere, ia, ioaar
ale int Gel6e befinbliden Sidets plab.
9aB Elm Same auf bemlelben 5idet
nur einmal fteben fann, ber1tebt
fi6 aber gang bon felbt, mobl aber
fam Der 9tame auf berf6iebene Sidets
figuriren, pen1 Der Snbaber be6elben
bon mebreren parteien als gemeinfoz
ner &anbibat auseri.ben tporben 1T !
Wenn aber ielbft inter ben mabgez
benbeu 8eamtem berartise Meinungsz
berl9ieDenbeiten iber bas nere Mabi=
SDftem berrf6en, bann itebt gu be-
fir6ten, baB bur6 baKelbe ni9t mebr
&larbeit als bisber, fonber1 nur nod
mebr &ubbelmubbel gef6affen perben
nir6!
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Heftnmratipm
III Sdol5' Bier mnb Garteu=Qofal

Sn SdolS' populdrem 2ofaI 1T 10.
eben cine Gefauration eriter @laKe elm:
geri1tet tporben, bic Mles liefert, mas
bic 5aifon on GelitateKen, Mufern,
Jif6en, Milb &C. bietet.
Gin perfefter Sod itebt Der Slide
Dor, Die Der Bequemli1feit uegen in
bas untere @rbsei6oB perlegt unb in
ieber Besiebuns mnitersiltig einge.
ri9tet purbe. Speifen tperoen mil
GROCER Sor9falt unb in fiir5eter Set
aubereitet. 9ie Slide if BIG Mitfer.
na9t fir ale Guftrdge offen.
Ser iebr umfamgrei6en Speiiefart'
lie9t cine Weinlife BEL, ipelde bic aus:
e~rleienten &beins, MofeImeine uni
@bampagner umfaBt. IS 1T alfo fiji
Mles auf bas Bette geforet.
Die &C eitauration in benz be-
liebten S6oIa'f6en 2otaIe
tpirb einem in biefem Stabttbeile ldnaf
gefiblten 8ebirfniB abbelfen unb ali
3uipru9 mirb es ibr ni9t feblen.
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@ie lit otesi

8ir bieten ~einbunbert Dollars 8eIobnunp
fir ieben Sal bon aatarrb, Der nidt burd
Ginnebmen bon Sal's Satarrb eur sebeiIi
iperben fann.
SIS. @beneb& 60, Gisentb., 5olebo,O ..
8ir, bic nnter5eidneten, baben 8. 8. She
nep lett ben lesten ID Sabren sefannt ,nh
balten ibn fir boatommen ebrenbaft in aIIen
Observation-Disclosures uno finanaiea befd.
bist, ale BON ieiner Gtrma e~insesansensn
8erbinblidteiten gu erinden.
Bef & Srnar, @robbanbels Drosui1tsn,
Solebo, ..
WaIbing, &innan & Marpin, @rob=
banbels.D rrsuiiten, TeIebo, ..
6. S. San 9pefen, Rai1irer, 9plebo
y tional= 8ant, 9olebo, 8.
Sails Ratarrb Sur tpirb innerIid eenoms
men mnb ipirft brett auf bas 8Iut unb bic
i1leimisen Oberfd6en bes Sbfems. 3eus.
nifie fret berianbt. preis rs Gents fir bic
Siaihs. Sertauft bon olen apotbefern.
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Muerlet.

= Mir permeiien bic 2eier mmb
Wabler auf bas an onberer STEELE pers
6hentli9te fombinirte bemofratii6e, re.
publifanif6e unb Mrbeiter>Si tpels
DIES bic NameM be.pdbrter 8eamten
entbdlt.
= Der 8eri9t bes Special : &omi.
tes CUR nnteriu6ung Der Bidder unb
gapiere Der gountD : 8eamten, fomie
Der County, Giuan3en, lautet 10 ginfig,
pie rtar bies nur ermarten fonnte.
Das aus grperten un6 tii6tigen ST.
ran5iers 5uiammengeiebte &o' tie III
nit Griinbli6teit 81 Werfe gegc igen
xn6 bat bic untsrl19ung feinespegs
oberfId9li9 betrieben, pie aus benz OBJ
geftatteten e~irgebenben 8eri9t erli9ts
lid 1T. 9aB ieber Beamte feline Biz
der na6 Der ibm am beftbertdnbli1=
fen Weiie fibrt, 1T am gnbe erfIdrz
i6 inbeKen iinb bod feline Gebler
entbeft uorben. Samit aber bic
@ountp=8 ermaltung in ibrem 3uiamz
menbange mebr gef9dftsmdBig gefiibrt
tpirb, empfieblt bas &omits bic Mnffelz
lung zines Mubitors, Der - genau tuie
bel Der Stabt - eepifermaBen bas
6auptbu9 iiber ale @%innabmen unb
Nusgaben fibrt. ST 6ies erit gef6ez
ben, 10 lit aud cine ipdter mieber eins
nal poraunebmen6e unteriu6uns ber=
bdltniBmdBig lei9t 5u benerfiteligen.
Sir unfere @puntD : 8eamten 1T Der
8eri9t iebenfaQs cine @mpfebIung.
- SIM 0auie Der gltern Der 8raut
fanb am Mittno6 Mbenb bic feierli1e
8ermdblung bes 0errn 9einri6 Sob.
Ter nit SRI. emma 9egen itatt. Sic
vGreie prefe" gratulirt Dem gIiidli6en
Yaare unb miinfdt ibm ales Slid
auf ben 2ebensmeg!
= Neue Biirger: s. M9terberg, s.
&oa, s. pomrenti unb 5. &ibfi.
= Beim StraBeniibergang nabe
Wolfions Store am Main pIa3a
uurbe Sen. $. g. See BON einem
8uggp, bas geeerl ibu anfnbr, umges
ftoBen. Ct erlitt eini9e 8erlebungen
an Der re9ten Seite, befinbet fid in
8ebanblung unb mirb balb pieber
bergeftellt fem.
- Die r&ailmap Conductors 2ife
S%niurauce Comp" bdlt am 25., 26.
unb 81. October in San Mmtonio cine
4onpention ab. BON bier aus unterz
nebmen bic Mitglieber cine grcuriom
nod Der 9auptftabt Merite.
= Sn Be3ug auf bic &lage 6es Or.
5. 3ennsbp gesen $. S9uIbe ir. 1T au
erpdbnen, baB 2ebterer benz Nrat cine
3abluns Don $3.50 fir bic 8ebanbIuug
bes berlebten Mannes anbot, baB Sem
nebp ii6 aber peigerte, bieie b66f ans
ftdnbige Snntme a%n5unebmen.
= Die &egiitration i6lieBt am nd1.
fen Mittmo9. Mar ertpartet, baB fid
iiber 1000 Wdbler eini6reiben lafen
tuerben.
- Ser 81. 1T elm geiebli9er Geierz
tag. 8anten, @eridtsb6fe, s9ulen
&c. fin6 sei9lo6en.
- Ser &rieger : 8erein beranfaltet
am 9. Monember in Mutbs @arten cine
MISUNDERSTANDING.
6err gb. 2aBner bate beute
Morgen einen S6laganfan urb befinz
bet ii6 iii fritif6em 3utanbe.
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2akt GudJ reaiftrirem
Gin nenes nnternebmel.

Sic "San Antonio Cold Storage and
Manufacturing Company" mirb an
Der gde bon Commerce unb Galinoz
ftraBe, nabe Der Bride tin Depot fir
tie Nusgabe, Wboleiale unb &etail,
bon frii6em Geii6, gerdu6ertem Gleif9,
Wurit &C. etabIiren. Greie NbIieferung
mad irgenb einem 9beile Der Stabt.
9as Refrigerator Gleif6 fann ieBt be-
aogen tperben bur6 96fIing's
Marft, Moenue 6; 4rnaub i'm
9auptmarft; &iIaore, gde 8omas
nafraBe nnb San pebro Npenue. Sc
guftrdse iinb erbeten unb mers
ben prompt auSgefiibrt.
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a,ie GplnmbuS 1eier

Der 5~toliener, Spanier, Werifaner,
6ranaoien etc. tnirb morgen Mbenb Z
nbr burf cine srobe proaeffion Der
Bereile, IN tuel6er aud 8unbestrups
pel marfdieren tuerbeu, er6fnet.
Die yrp3effion betpegt fid bonn Wis
Iitft ! 9I03a burd Commerce : StraBe,
iibtr Mafto pIasa bur1 4oulfons unb
Mtsqnia } Gtr0be mad benz San ges
bro parf.
6ier iperben Reben gebalten uub
Der Gag f1Iiebt bur6 einen Bal.
Die Geier bonert bis Gonntag Mbenb
gum G1IuB tpirb Elm b~riIantes Geuers
inert abgebrannt.
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,,Uut a~uS5eheus..

Das ysut ausieben" bdnst niht Bios BON Der pauts
tarbe ab. IS ltest tiefer, henn es bdnst BON rem ae,
innben 3ufanbe Der inneren Orsane as. IN bic 9eber
nannttdtts, bann fsbt man selb unb sauts aus, III Der
aus, fnb BITE Wieren ansesrtfen, bann iiett man
erdnilth unb rerbrieblt@ aus. Sprse fur quite Ges
lnnehett, eanu ptrft Du .sut ausieben1. electric
Stfters tt SaS Srrbe Setlmittel, bas ~anresenb unb bes
luslet& ausihidse, @ei&pire, Sletten unb ionfise
anrttntstsitsn Der saut, nne peri&afft einen retnsn
5stnt. gu baben tn Der apot9sfe BON abplpb Dreib,
atpmpion & 60. 30 Gents bic StaS6e.
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cine snr fir Mbemmatismms.

Or. 3. u. Sfinner bon Serorfana,
4rf., 1T Elm gars entbufiaiii1er 8ers
ebrer bD1 gbamberlains .painsBalm1.
Ct gebraudte bielen Sdmer3en > Ball
fam gegeu 9beumatismus unb faat :
sd finbe, baB bies bas bette locale
6eilmifteI bagegen it, 3u baben
TT San Mntonio in ben Mpotbes
ten bon S. aaltener & Son, Dotus
ling n GlDob, s. 8. Sod, u. 9reiB,
@Gn1ar6, &C. gobn & Co., s. 5.
9nrrifon u16 aalteDer & Sdu9arb.
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S6ma6er Masert ipirb burd Sec.
Ham's Yiaen gefdrft.
8oltsfef.

Verfeigert uerben ont 9amitag 8orz
mittag 10 1br I'M gentraI=@ arten fir
bas @olfsfef bic foIgenben @tdnbe:
l Reitaurant; l &ahee= unb &us
9enfanb; l Chile con @arnes9 tanb;
l WehertperfsS tanb; 2 @anbpitdnbe
unb / Obtfanb.
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Gomntp gidet.

9as folgenbe Sidet 1T bon ben Gre
futib &omites Der bemofratifde ben re-
publifaniiden unb Mrbeiter=p artei en>
bpf1trt morben:
Stir &idter, 81. 9iitrift
8eorge9 $. Nootan.
Sir Diftrift. Mnualt
8eorge Paf9al.
Sir Diftrifts glerf:
Nat. Qemis,
Sir County, 3ti9ter
8rDan GaIIagban.
Sir @ountbs 9lnpaIt
Bart. S. 9emitt.
Stir @ountbs glert:
5bab. %. Smith.
Sir sberif:
s. q. Me@alI.
Sir Qfefor:
2outs 9utb +.
Stir Solicitor:
Sole @affiano.
SIR @9atmeifer:
CD. 6rob6e.
Sir germener:
S. s. NeIion.
SIR Sic 2esislatur:
%. s. McgImee.
5. s. SIaDben.
Sir Griebensridter, 9recintt SO. 1
gno6 @riff Sones.
MntDn Mb a m.
Sur &onitabIer, Yrecinft SO. 1:
Mnbreas Brotun n.
Sir gountb : gomminare:
precinft $50. Is. 6. DmDer
2-@ m. B6rner.
3-Yeter SeSenas.
4-Grant nm 6eib.
Sir 9duts= uno @ieb> Snipefto,:
Sam. S. Barter.
Sir 5fentlide Bdser:
Martin s. Mum9.
@barles 90 Il II d.
Sir SrieOensridter
precintt SEQ. 2-gb. Calm.
3-@mil Bed.
4-S. 80. 5rainer.
5-8. 8pmaters.
6-S.8. 8 a pa gneur
@bas. S. pDron.
Or. S. q. &iee.
7-&uffeI 6owarb,
S-Sno. 8. Moreau.
Sir 8onitabler:
precinct SO. 2-G. 8rmbn.
3-M @tabl.
4-Granf aoIoufo.
Martin MabuIa
RS Gram3. 1errera.
6-M. Gaffiuas,
7-M. MoraIes.
SIS. g on3aIes.
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aa- nniere S6ube linb bon porz
algli6er Aualitdt unb mir garantiren
iebes Year.
Yancoat & Sobn.
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~ tR en alter 4raum bic rertrannte Ganb pber BEN
Asn gsgsn beg 0fsn sn haltsn, nnb 70 Bic GAmersen
z9f9 ~ bte Hnnhe NIT Galpattpn Sci einauretbeu uns
nc II II tar1er Belt aebeiIt.
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sds~ Wenn Sbr Serrer einen 9uten,
baltbaren unb fafbionablen Insua
tpollt, gebt 5u pancoa # & Sobn.
S%ieielben baben nur quite Waare, 70
bilig tpie irgenbpo.
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cold Crow Bourbon" unb
Hermitage Rye" iinb bel rs,
220 Oft 9out ontraBe gu babem.