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BANK OF AMERICA,
TI74FO FORNXRLY1 VII N
LOS ANGELES COUNTY BANK,
Temple Block.

LOS ANcrI,fs yossNsaF1 's,s545FyY ,rp1u BASx.
Temple Block. fef
Capital Stock paid. upss.sss. .s....S5oo,o 1000
+ oFpfcfzs. III +
JOHN r. Platter. ...---.s..-rs:: Presiden
sSn aSbr q D. aAMER ;s< a.s,e
L. I. Garnsey, s Lewe1lyn Bizby
b. . DA-s' Geo. q. stsTssss l-'s'
K'ARMERs AND AiEfQ HAN ANK q
II Los Angeles, Cal rs
Capital (pa!d upl Z. $500 ool
Total. -. . 2so,oN
crT1crns gTIsfF
if1hA HAhMAN 4 " Rhh Issiasa
iD1N H. J. rfEIsHMA Est cssis e Sue
- -, DIsncrezk II s'- ~
SHIN " q fss5y; TSo1 1.Fe 81 7assi Rs
man, T. L. DuQue, A. Glasssl, /, ", Hellnau
,E5shqnge t5s 5;sd fsF sE.,sa ssle o ~ Sa Tg w @
FIRsT NATION Al Ban < On Los ANdaLE
eAPETAH RpTaIs STOCK .ss99e1.oSe :s9e oSo
sohFLus' '.---'..---'..s.'.te..- <Se,ooo
~ rr,rarv, ----ry III 4NfAQA
3 B Bi6kNEIE.
], Il. BRALY ,,......4A. .sls-.1. .cashle
Direotors-J. NJ. Kllictt, sJ D. Bisx1eli, s. II
Mott, II. Mabury, J. D. Hooker, DIN. McGsrry
Wm. G. Kerckhof. 1es 31is.s tfss j. l
VNHE UNIVERSITY BANK OF Los ANGELKs
Capital stock fully paid up. u. Z. 100000
surplus 20 0eu
f. NJ W1DMEr . Preston
GEO. L. ARNOLD LD......-......--.ss.s -. Cazhie
R: M, Widney, D, .. lIiltlmore, q. W. Little
J. P. Morrill,. E9 +, ay' fp
General banking business, ,sand loans on tIrsi
class real estate solicited. Bug and sell frst
Ing to invest in ratciass ssc1fitiSs On eitha
long or short time can be accommodated.
CoUTHERN CALIFoRNIz NATIONAL
~ BANK, 1o1 s.spring It,, Nadeau block.
L. N. Breed .Presiden.
VIM. E. Bosbyshell. =. y. .l...s... vicezF zFresiden
q. N. Fnnt..... ~. Cashie
Capitsl paid in gold coin !. il. :. .s2OO, ,00(
Surplus and undivided profits. !. ..s..... 25,o0i
Authorized capital ..-.@,-....-.. 500,00e
DrnEcrons, qSs
L. N. Breed, Il. T. Newell, WIN. II. Avery,
5ilas Holmsn,W W. =. Holliday.E =. Q. Bosbyshen
lidRbI, cIaAh Iatutr, Ats 9lSeulxo[s IuOs GOES
William F. Bosbyshen. 1s~ osA sW Tilt
T'EE NATIONAL BANK OF ozLIFoRNIz
Corner fos & spzlss zRsgsfas sas ssssPs s9h ssss'
Capital paid up. $3.50, ,00l
O. Fl. Gburchiii fresdsn, f,esasm
BOARD OF DIEEcTOns.
DR.. W. i. Graves, Z. F. G. Kiuk ke, o. T. John.
son, W. Hadley, X. N. Mcdonald, M.5H. sher
man, Fred Eaton, John Wolfskin, Thos E.
Bard. 1881
CAyINds BANK OF SOUTHERN 0ALIFoR.
- MA,
Southeast corner Spring and court streets
Los Angeles, Gal.
CAPITAL, - 100000.
4. T. SPENCE, President Pc
=. q. HoWgs, yice-President.
J. Il BRALy, Cashier and Tress
DIRRcToEs.
Geo. rs Bonehrake, J. II. Brady, H. l.. Drew,
l. NJ Elliott. @. N. HaKs00- r ffnxae w
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Whisky
LOS ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1s.-whlssy nomInally $ls5,
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CATALINA ISLAND.
The fast and elegant steamers of tho Whining
ton Transportation Company make close con-
nection st san Pedro with Southern Pacific
Com pany trains that run alongside them at the
dock. Excellent hotel accommodations on the
island Bound trip, $2.75. Tickets good Sat
urday to Monday.
Trains lv Arcade depot Trains ar
925 q, IN. . .... Saturdays ....... .........
........... ........ Mondays .....-,I 4:15 p. m.
Take Santa Monica trains from San Fernando
atreet, Naud's Junction, Commercial street,
Arcade depot Jefferson street winthrop sta
tion), Grand avenue, or University.
For north: Arcade, Com street, Naud's
Junction, San Fernando street
For east: Arcade, Commercial street, Naud's
junction.
For other branches; Arcade, Commercial
street, Naud's Junction San Fernando street.
Local snd through tickets sold, baggage
checked, Pullman sleeping Car reservations
nade and general Information given upon ap.
plication to ]. NJ. C1AWLaY, Asst. 9. Pas. Agt.,
No. IA Q. Spring st., oor. Second. CHARLEe
SEYLkR, Agent at Dep0tss
Sundays only.
AHund&yg excepted.
RlOH'D GRAY, Gen. Trafnc MSr,
7. e. GOODMAN,
Genl Passenger A&t.
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He MUST EXPLAIN
Has Wise Violated Civil
Service Rules
The Collector Must Answer for Re.
moving Republican 0ffice=Hold.
erS for Political Reasons.

The Civil Service Commission is prepar-
Ing to make it somewhat uncomfortable
for Collector John 81. Wise.
His removal of Sharp Evans and Bunker
at the expiration of their probationary
period has aroused the ire of the Civil Ser
vice Commission. 1t proposes to call upon
the Collector to show why men who were
fully competent and highly recommended
by the Appraiser, who was their superior
officer. have been removed.
Collector Wise when interviewed by the
newspaper reporters admitted that the
men had been removed to make places for
Democrats. He also asserted that they
had filed their respective positions with
credit and ability. and so far as their con-
duct was concerned there was no reason
Tor their removal.
In explanation of his conduct he said
that certain Democrats had been removed
from the Appraisers department by Col
lector Phelps for political reasons, and be-
cause OF that he felt justified la rem win q
Republicans.
At the request of the Civil Service Com.
mission the Republicans who were re-
moved are engaged in preparing their
that they were removed contrary to the
civil service rules. The admissions made
by Collector Wise, in which he positively
stated that they were removed for politi-
cal reasons, are expected to cut an i'm pur-
tant figure ia the controversy.
The affidavits of those who interviewed
Collector Wise, which set forth in detail
the statements he made, together with
the affidavits Of officials showing their
capability. are among the documents that
have been forwarded to the commission.
Collector Wise said that the Civil Ser.
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vice Commissioners had not notified him
that it proposes to investigate his conduct
in the removals of Sharp, Evans AMI Bun
ker, but when 1t does be is prepared to
present his side of the case. lie insists
that he was justified in removing Republi-
cans to make room for Democrats who
had been removed by his predecessor for
political reasons.
A special examination tor candidates
for Chief Weigher has been called by the
Civil Service Commission at the request
of Collector Wise, and it looks very much
as if the Republican incumbent will soon
be asked to retire.
Collector Wise, when Intercepted about
the matter, said: II asked for the exam
ination because there was no one on the
eligible list for that position, and II l
should desire to make change l could not
do so. | decline to say whether it is my
intention TO make a change or not.
''Do intend to appoint successor for
Special Deputy Jerome at once? That is
a question | cannot answer" said Colec-
tor Wise. THAT position have reserved,
either to retain the incumbent or appoint
his successor. just as see fit to do. 1t is
a very important place. and it may be best
for me to keep Mr.. Jerome"
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THE CALL, FRANCISCO TUESDAY,

utes brought In verdict that Ogilvie was
thrown out Of the window by parties
unknown.
The Coroner told them he could not ap-
prove of their verdict. II they were salts
fed Ogilvle was thrown out of the window
it must have been done by the parties who
were in the room at the time.
Officer Ryan then went to the City
Prison and recorded charge of murder
against the three men who have been
under. arrest since the night of Ogilvie's
death.
Yesterday morning the Coroner APP
peared before Judge Campbell and asked
for the release of Mrs. Ogilvie. as he had
obtained the information which she re-
fused to give. The Judge accordingly dis
missed The case
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE L..
W Herrit & W, StLous Mrs Malquinsr, Okd
z Hinchey. Oakland Jno Kidder, Grass Val
A Doxey. Eng Baldwin d W. Stkn
w Swemton, Sta Cruz Jno Mailman IL W, Bay
W Forster Spokene Mrs Jacks. Ny
w Swerig. Belgium Miss h Jacks. N Y
Il Bowers. Duluth w Jacks Jr, n Y
Mrs Swan, \ Y Mclaughlin W. Ovle
II j Swan. N Chas Auil Il W. Folsom
Miss l. Paine. Mrs. w Armstrong. Scto
II Goodman Jr. Napa Suttle. Davesville
w Thornton, Chicago Mrs ThurstOn, Los Ang
L Coffin, Nevada Miss Thurston. Los Ang
Hawley, n Y d S Truceman Il W. Attn
ID McSweat q W, N j r Weiikstein, Russia
Mrs b Marvin, Okd G + Ackenkanskey, Rus
Miss Wahlquinst. Okd
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
Trabue. Red Bluff Leland Dsnver
b Cottrane. Denver Miller, Oakland
Carroll, Eureka e Black, Ind
Jennings. Eureka b Morgan. Ind
j kasper. Eureka Cook, Oakland
W ongraw, GrantaPass w Brandon, l. Ang
NJ Ingram. Granta Pass welsh, n Y
w Fitzpatrick. Eureka II Mayer, Y
Allen W. Sacto q Brown. stockton
r Patterson Denver OCOnnOr, Oakland
Parker. Sacramento M Barron, Denver
Davis. Denver j M Plumner. U s
Ultoson. Kans u Nelson. Chicago
j II Carson. Oakland j A Mclean, st Louis
l. Innis Smthland p j Doherty, Smithland
VIM, Tunica
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
NJ Wheeler & W, Ukiah Mrs Moon Il fam, StLouis
Victor Durand. FortsMil Sam Stillman, san Mateo
NJ Conboy L W, Boston w Hernson. Redding
NJ Schutter, Petaluma Smith. San Jose
Louson, Dixon Morgan, Petaluma
G Rhinbar. Fresno.
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e. A. %. H., Division
VIZ No. 2. - he regular - e<FS<S ~
monthly meeting will be held 'f%E\\\fS&9CA
in Irish A me rican all TUES ~A8N\NYG<1
DAY EVENING. July IL. at q Al NS&y<TeI
7 80 O'Clock sharp. After rou- kE-S9kX 81 -
tine business IS transacted the ~ IL -
newly elected officers will be installed in omen
meeting, which viii be addressed by our esueeme d
chaplain. REV ID. O. CROWLEY and COLONEL
JOHN O'BYRNF.- Members of the State and
county boards re cordially invited to be present.
BY order NJ. C. GORHAM. President.
ii, + DONLEAyY Secretary q iylO
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SITUATIONS WANTED : CONTINUED.
nREsSMAKER, FIRST-CLASS FIT T Err.
IL wishes a few more engagements by the day:
terms 81 So Please address Dressmakar, box
1879 Gail Branch tfice. jy9 3t*
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ES The An ual Meeting of Members
b~S of the San Francisco Society for the Pre-
vention OF Cruelty to Animals VIII be held at tn
society's Office, ITO Market St. room "a, at
O'Clock P. NJ, MONDAY, July II, 1893. for the
purpose of electing trustees for the ensuing year.
and for the transaction of such other business as
y6 iat c. B. HoLBRooK, Secretary.
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PERSONALS.

I5ESPECTA WHOEVER, 49, WILL MARRY
II wealthy widow and manage her business
honestly: references exchanged. Address x, box
ldO Call Branch Office.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

I U0K S35: 2 MATTRESSES. $50: 10 GIRLS.
\ homework. city and country, $40 and $25
r. T. WARD q co, $40 Clay st
FRENCH COOK. $50 IN FAMILY; SECOND
i girl same house. $40. Apply MISS CULLEN.
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LII THIS WEEK WE SELL YOUR CHOICE
~ ladies' coats. wraps, capes and shawls at 50:
some are worth 500 Call. SMITHS. 4lS 'front.'.
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RSAnnual Meeting-The Regular An
VIZ nual meeting of stockholders of the Savage
Mining Company will be held on III URSDAY, thu
goth day OF July. A. D. 1898, 81 tho office of the
company, room 50, Nevada Block, 500 Montgom-
cry St.. San Francisco, Cal. at the hour OF
O'Clock p. n. Transfer hooks will close on Mon.
day. the 18th OF July. at O'Clock P. M.
jy6 I'd f. B. HOLMES, Secretary.
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r.? Annual Meeting - The ANNUAL
3r-S meeting of the stockholders of the Virginia
and Gold Hill Water Company for the election of
trustees to serve for the ensuing year and for the
transaction of such other business may be regu-
arly brought before the meeting Will be held at
the Office of the company, room %. Nevada block
800 Montgomery ST.. San Francisco. CAL, on
THURSDAY. the 9th day of July, 1893. at the
hour Of O'Clock P. NJ. W. W. STETSON, Sec
San Francisco, July 10, 1898. jy1O I'd
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PROPERTY WANTED.

q FLATS; AND 8, OR 8 AND 7 ROOMS
n wanted, bet. 6eary and Hayes Devisadero and
Laguna; state price and size OF lot A. r, box 80,
Cali Branch Office. jyv 3rs
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IA ANrED BUTLER FOR FIRST-CLASS
w place, family. city. $45; coachman. country,
$50; second cook, restaurant, $S week pastry
private place, country, 500: etc. LEON ANDRE,
800 Suffer SC.
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nRESSMAKER, GOOD CUTTER AND FILTER,
- wishes few mora engagements in families |;
81 day. or will take work home; suits from SO
up. 1925 Mission st. iv1I 2t*
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4 OMPETENT WOMAN WANTS SITUATION
to do general housEwoIk in small family: is
good COOK and will do plain cooking; good ref
erences: wages SIS. Please address o. T., box
LAP. call Branch Office. jyll 2ts
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IA ANTED = ORCHARDIST, NEAR CITY,
W steady place, $50 and board: blacksmith for
country shop. $65 and board; stabeman for first
class ranch, $50: also farmers mil kers, laborers.
transfers. cooks, walters and dishwashers: driver
for milk route, $50. W. d. EVER q CO., 626
Clay ST.
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COLORED GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO d
" general housework; city or country Cali or
address IS Everett ST iyl1 2t*
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LII THIS WEEK WE SELL FINE 81 TURN
~ shoes. ladies' square toe. tipped at 81 so; zig
to 6. and EE. SMITHS. i1S Front st.
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MICE YOUNG GIRL WISHES PLACE IN RE-
~ specialize family TO go to school in the morn
ing; will take small wages. Address Girls Dree-
tory Park road q nd LOTT st. jyl1 2tA
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DELiABLE COOK WANTS A SITUATION IN
ii hotel or boarding house: city or country. Call
address c. L., care Conclave Saloon Geary and
Kearny SITS. jy9 3t*
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,OOD PLACE TO BUY-YoU CAN GET FROM
VI US everything required to furnish your house
complete from cellar to attic in both medium and
high grade goods. and at the lowest prices; if you
dbcf- gant to pay CASH we sr.s,reSive you easy
terms: no interest: no seculty CHICAGO
CLOCK CO., the liberal house-furnishers." 1922
ST ieS If
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COMPETENT MAN, WHO IS FIRST CLASS
- machinist and engineer. wants situation; I'M
derstands uyhames and can take full charge; best
of references Address C.. H., box 138. Call
Branch Office. jy9 3tf
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Young GIRL, IA YEARS. WANTS SITUA-
i ton in small Protestant family TO do light
housework mind baby. Please address p. f.,
box 81 Call Branch once. tyll 2ts
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TWO GIRLS WANT PLACE TOGETHER AS
chambermaid ana waitress. Call for two days,
Sl514 Howard st. jyll 2t*
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| NJ ANTED-2 FIRST CLASS GERMAN COOKS,
W $35 and $50: frst-class Swedish cook. $35:
German nurse, S25: infants nurse. 1925; French
second girl, $15: kitcben-maid. country, $40
| young girls to assist, sl2 and SIS; girls for
| housewerk. $25 and $40: waitress. hotel. 800
LEON ANDRE 500 Sutter st.
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GOOD STEADY YOUNG MAN WANTS SITUA-
VI ton ranch OF farm: is willing and oblig-
ing understands care OF stock Address 1913 Mis-
sion ct room & Tvs Ats
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w ANTED-ROOMIN EXCHANGE FOR PIANO
w lessons. R., box 80, Call Brunch Office.
N ANTED = TWO ROOMS: UNFURNISHFD
w preferred; with board for man. wife and two
young children; no other boarders. Address j.,
box ~. Call Office. iyll 2ts
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Ii THIS WEEK WE SELL OYSTERS. rs
N at 90c doz. 2's at 81 80 doz. trade supplied.
SMITHS, AIS Front ST.
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GITuATION WANTED BY A COMPETENT
- nurse and seamstress, or invalid nurse; no OBJ
lection to the country; best references. Address
A. A.. box LIS. Call Eranch Office. =
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MALE HELP WANTED.

pROILER FOR COUNTRY HOTEL. $50: 2
ID hotel cocks, country $50: baker for camp $50;
lunch counter waiter $50: hotel walters. coun-
try, $50; Kitchen hands and dishwashers; single
sawyer, country. $780, 2 hosters, country, $50;
farmers. near city, $25 and $50: 2 ehore boys
on ranch, SIS: 5 laborers for city. $50, R. t.
WARD Il CO.. $40 Clay st.
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nRESSMAKER: CoMPETENT: WANTS EN-
~ gagements by the day. 227 Valencia ST. i 2*
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Neue 8eamte.

Die bier Qogen Der rMuserpdblten
6reunbeS-Mlamo, Greunbf1aft, 6ars
monte utb Gorti9ritt = baben ibre
iaeaeruGblten 8eauttert am 9onnerfag
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fioitei1 utb mufifalif1e unb geianeli9e
gortrdge, pobei Der rGrpbiinn", bet
3itber : Club, bic 6erren 9Dbile, NIs
bers un6 Mnbere n1ittnirften. Sic
neuet Beamten Der 2ogert finb.
6reuHbi6aft gouncil-Ctto s3irtel,
q. e.; q. 8. Sames, s. g.; Mar
@iuan1er, 9. g.; Sobn 9otpe, Brdlat;
Geo. Mlepers, Sefretdr; s. %. Netpz
man, Affifens : Sefretdr; gbas. Mies
ron, 69abmeifer; Nnbrep Nelfon,
Norf9aG; Sas. O~onogboe, 5iibrer
Sobn psterfon. Wa6e; 8, Mott,
Aenbere Wa1e.
Mlan1o Council - Mug. peters, g.
g.; hilbert perf1, s. g.; @bag. Mers
aer, g. g.; Wm. S6urr, prdlat
9beO. MhHer, Getretdr Wm. Muuer,
Gnotneiiter; Mrs. SO. &atbmanu,
Marf@aG; Sobn MiiQer, Ghbrer; Sobn
&atbma1n, Snnere Wa1e; Nnton
&ieer, MeuBere Wa6e.
harmonic gouncil-5. g. Gelippe,
q. g.; S. 2oeb, 6. g.; 9beo. Steus
biHg, g. g.; 90. S9urr, prdlat;
Otto Dau, Sefretdr; 6. 6. S6HtteI,
6mabmeifter; Sofepb S1eru, Mars
i9aI; Mrs. 8. Glitter, 6iibrer; Sec.
0Glomuba, Snnere Wa@e; 81. Glitter,
Meubere Made.
6prtf9ritt gDuneil-eb. @ope, g.
g.; Gbas. Din, g. g.; U. 9. Sames,
.. g.; Marp Ban Wert, prdlat; 3.
6eiligmanir, Setretdr; q. @9ei6e,
rlanteI. Miffena 5etretdr; Sobn Bart
Burff S6aBmeifer; u. 9anni6, Mar=
l9uII aate peferliHg, Gibrer; grant
9OIt, Snnere Ma6e; Smlius gonrab,
Meubere Wa1e.
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Die Gertiffnn9 bee OaIreftuner 90.
fenS.

yNeit benz aommen bes StefwaFers
fir unieren 9afen4 - agt bic Sab.
Weips-egebt es iebt fi9er unb reis
berh idnea Doran. Ser Iebte Worber
bat bic 6anbbanfHraBe nm beinabe 8
Sol tiefer aiSgef6pemmt; bas lit
cine 9batfa6e, bic nidt mebr in Nbs
rebe gu jtelei1 it,"
.sym 6afen tuerben iebt SdiHe Bis
3u Is GuB Siefe beIaben unb fonnen
bel 9eu6bnlidem Wafertanbe nit eli
lser ipIden 2abung Obne ale @efabr
ben Hber bic Ganbbant fibrenben 4as
nal paifiren. Sc pirb fogar bebaupz
tet, baB Gabr3enee, bic nod mebr ais
Is Sub Wafer 3ieben, es f6nnen."
rDiefe pl6BIiGe ausf6memmang
Der 8onalfraBe lit bas &eiuItat bes
letten Hnrbers getuefen, unb es III ale
Musf1t borbanben, baB bieielbe Nas
turfraft cine tpeitere Nertiefnng brins
gen iuirb. 4m See > gnbe bes Dam=
mes lit Der berausfieBenbe Maferftrom
lest fdorl BON elmer Getpalt, tuie in eis
mem MibIgraben, xnb es mirb f6
b0Ib be~rausfeQen, oh bas NusmaiGen
bes @anbbants aanaIs ni1t obne bic
tueitere 0iilfe bon Norbern fortbaueru
uirb.s
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mie6er nit benz gintreiben bon mebr
pfabltuert angefangen, unb bic Mnss
falnngsarbeit iuirb tpeiter gtben."
Cine 3unobnte bon s 3oa @aFer
I'M Ganbbantsa anal at biefer 3eit 1T
bon GROCER Bebeutung uub 3eigt, baB
9iefmofIer Dir @aIbefton ndBer
TT, ais BIS balm eruartet
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THIBODEAUX.


MaS bebeutet biefes Mort? IS 1T
bas Sanbels5ei6en bes
Cinderella 56ubz g ties.
So I'M .Wabltabre befanntli6 @ez
f6dftsftile berrf6t unb mir einen groz
Ben 8orratb BON @6ubmerf fir 9erz
rem, 9amert unt @inber an 9arb
baben, neuefte 6acons unb Mufter, 10
berfaufen mir Mles 5um Soft
preiie unb liefern bic 8emeife bas
fit. Ollie Maaret1 linb 1eu unb pur>
ben ipe5iea fir bieien CONNER beitelt.
Sic 8reiie iinb iiberaa in 3ablen ars
geaeben. User bilig unb gut faufen
nil, gebe gum
Cinderella ghmb 3 palaft.
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9ie sroBten 6abrifanten bon So
oonsNusfattungeu miinf6en in ieber
Stabt correspondence Ngenten gu bas
ben, iuel6e ibnen anaeigen, tpenn Sas
looms ober Sotels er6fnet ober neu
eingeri6tet merben follen. 2iberale
8esablung on tiidtige 2eute-
Rothschild Bar Fixture Co.,
gde 8roabpaD unb %. StraBe,
Stem Yorf, q. 9.
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@dbler : Nesiitriruug.

IS mirb bierbur9 befannt gemaAt,
baB i'd bic Bidder meines Mmtes fir
ole Wabler Der Stabt Sun Mntpnio,
gerar @euntp, Seras, benz @efebe entz
ipredenb CUR Gegiitrirung 6ffnen merbe
in meiner Office in Der Gitp : Oan, i'm
erften @todmerf, 3immer go. 2, on
Der Militdr : pla5a, am
3. Sanuar 1898 8orm it,
tags I'm s nbr,
un6 baB i'd bieielben pffenbaIten tper6e
fiir bic barauf ~folgenber 5panaig Sage,
nit Nusnabme Der Sonntage, BON
8ormittass 8 l1br bis 8 ubr Mbenbs.
9ie Office pirb gei6loHen perben am
Mittpo6, ben Is. Sanuar, Bunft 8
llbr Nbenbs.
D'e BON mir angefteaten @ebiilfen
fin5: 9enrp 8ennett, QenrD Wagner.
8, u. GeDnolb8 unb NamDn 8ieneourt.
Muguf SantIeben,
Mabl : &egiitrator.
San Nntonio, Seras, %. Sec. 1892.
sa- Sci WeItpn& 3d., 9ous
itonltraBe, finbet man bic f%einften inls
portirten unb beimii9en Selifaz
tefen Der Saiion.
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Ser 1nter3eidnete finbist ii6 bierntit ais
&anbioat fir bas 9lmt bss Sits : Collectors
an. gr slaubt bur4 ieine Iansidtrise Ser.
~btnbuns nit bteiem Mmte ais aiiiitent beS
@itp : Solicitors poGauf fir bolielbe befdbist
gu lein unb perlpridt, baifelbe i'm Sntere1ie
Der Staot unb Der Steuer3obler ~perpaIten 3u
polen. s. 6. &Itefotb.
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Wabl Mm5eigen.
s. Ii M q b /.

Sn aclse Der 9ufforberuns Sablreiher 8iir'
ger fiinoise id mid biermit ais aanbtbat fiji
baS 9lmt be8 Wapors ber Stabt Gun Nntonio
an. @enn ermdblt, perbe i'd mein BeiteS
tbun. Der Stabt cine fortldrittlide unb Sfos
npmii6e @ertpaltung gu eeben.
8eorge Rafhal.
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say- MeIton & 6 o.. baben fort>
ipdbrenb frif6e Baaren; groBe Nu8s
wabl BON 9elifatehen aller 4rt, bic
beften eingema6ten Grii6te, Semitic,
6leii6s unb anbere prdierpen unb eiu
grOBes Eager bon Stapel : Groceries.
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Rudlens Nrntea salbe.

Dte 5efte SaIte Der Welt fur S@nttte, Auet|4ui.
sen, Gef&phre, gtebers unb SautsauSi&las, gle&te,
betten; furrt Sdinprrtoiten ober teine 8eDabIuns.
Sbltss 9ufrtebenbett %9aranttrt cher bas @eib utrb
burudertattet. IS Gents bte S@a9teI. Gum gerfaui
In allen Gpotssten. Gbpleb DretB, GRpwpfrn & Co.,
SA4eIsiaie.
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@rmn0 Gtgemtbmm+
.ma6enpermalters Derfauf.-

llcber 81, 0O0,O 900 @runb<Gisentbum In Can antOntc mub iriOrt
petfauft uerben Der san3e gefs wtrc In Sbelen uno G~runbfadem
anseboten, .me 0e Der aduier minlht. GrOBe. gut %eiugeridtee Brauerei
NIT autem abias son gisr; nett untsr benz ntaliaen' Wsrtbe.
a~ussebebntes Drudere> nb lttbcsrapbiiaes @tablthement, wel&es
BITE bette &anbfhaft I'M Shbwefen bat.
@uteelesene @e1hdftsbdufer unb Grunbnade unb 8aupldse In
Der Ntte unb In ben aubentbetkm Der Stapt. Grpbe @uswabl.
&ebnlide Ofrten fb nte pprbr smaat mprben.
REAGAN HOUSTON. Mafeuper,palter.
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s liz Ser 5. Warb.
8ir iinb autoriiirt, GERM @ M. 9bflims
{. ais 8anbibat fir @iebereripdblun9 fur
oas Nmt bes Alderman Der filnften
8arb an;ufiinbigen.
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9as bette setrodnete poitoats
9ols gu 81 per Gor0; gebadt s.. Sns
bian 9erritorp Wbite Nfb unb ale anz
beren Sorten 8rennfoble 81 rebu5irten
preilen. Sic bette 8e3ugsqueIe fir
Sen unb Gutter I'M @roBs unb aleins
berfauf. = 3elepbOn SO. 81.
Sunet WoDb 6 o.,
gfe 2amars unb WalnutzS traBe.
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Die vGreie @refe" 1T autoriiirt, an3utln=
bisen, bab Cart. 8biI. Sbarbein ais
8anoibat fir bas 9nt res Manprs bon Sau
9lntonio ~auItritt.
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ein alter Neser, Der Dor yabren ron Baltimore mad
stberten aussepanbert, teftute fG tarDlih einen 0prs
ratb son Or. Bnu'6 4uitens Srrup. Or ertldrte ietn
HerIansen mad benz alien MRtttel NIT bet Mnsabe, tabt
sbefet@ Grtdltun8eu unb 9uifen tn Girtta felter 5eien,
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s III NIbermanb Der 6. Warb.
@ir iinb autoriIirt, Serrn Senrb Sims
berger ais Snnbibdt fir pas Qrnt neS Ale
Der Der 6. &arb a~nsufilnbigen.