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UNCLE SAM sues.
q. S. Is PLAINTIFF IN THE
FAMOUS WE'LL CASE.
A Great Cotton Case-Labor Leaders
Lingo - RedemptionIst Fathers
Bank Wreckers-Tra
Rails-Trotting and Pacing-Pay-
ing Its Bonds-Cadets at Home.
An International Claim in Court.

An International Claim in Court.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-All the
parties to the famous We'll suits
must put in an appearance before
the Court Of Claims today. These
are the celebrated claims of the
Louisiana Abra Silver Mining
company, and of Ben We'll against
the Mexican government, which
were before Congress for so many
years, and which have now reap
peared in the Court of Claims. A
large number Of people in Louisi-
ana were interested in the We'll
claim, and are necessarily made
parties defendant in the equity
suit instituted recently by the Uni
ted States in the said court. Messrs
Lines and Lines being the special
counsel for the United States in the
case. 1t may be remarked that
this is the first proceeding in the
Court of Claims in which the Uni
ted States is plaintiff, and it was
brought under authority of an act
of December %, 1892, directing the
attorney general to bring suit
against Benjamin We'll, his legal
representatives, ETC., for the pur-
pose of obtaining a decree, deter
mining that the award made by
the late United States and Next
can mixed commission, in respect
to the claim of Benjamin We'll
against Mexico, was obtained by
means of fraud, effected by means
of false swearing and other fraudu-
lent practices.
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Bank Officials Have a Hearing.

INDIANAPOLIs, Aug. 2S.-The Of
ficers of the wrecked indianapolis
National Bank are to have a pre-
liminary hearing today. The par
ties under arrest charged with en-
bezzlement and misapplication of
the funds and credit of the bank
are President Theodore p. Haugh-
ey; his son, Schuyler c. Haughey,
president of the Indianapolis
Curled Hair Works and the India
napolis Clue Works; Francis A.
Coffin, president of the Indiana
polls Cabinet company; Percival
Coffin, vice-president Of the COM
pany, and Albert T. Reed, treas
urer of the same concern. The
Indianapolis National Bank closed
its door on Tuesday morning, July
25, and gave as its reason for a
temporary suspension the strin-
gency in the money market. Bank
Examiner Young was detailed by
the comptroller of the currency,
and it soon became apparent that
the bank had been looted and a
receiver was appointed.
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ENGINE FOR SALE.

A 7-horse Van DuZen Gas and
Gasoline engine, almost new, in
first-class condition. Cost to run
about six cents per hour. Therea-
son for selling is the purchase Of a
larger engine of the same make
For further particulars address,
T. B. JOHNSON, LIGHT office.
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Labor Leaders in Congress.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-The Labor
Congress, which was opened I'M
officially yesterday, begins its
weeks formal labOrs today. Rep
rsSentative labor men from all
parts of the world take part, and
an immense demonstration is ex-
pected. The parade has been ar
ranged as fitting conclusion Of
the Congress. At the Congress to-
day will be assembled all the well
known labor leaders of every land.
a large number of important
papers will be read, including
"Liberalism of the Labor Move
ment, by Professor Richard T. Ely,
of Wisconsin; PHILOSOPHY of the
Labor Movement" by M. Won Til
lot, of London; "Federation of
Labor" by Mr.. Samuel Gompers,
Of New York !; "Knights Of Labor"
by T. V. Powderly, of Pennsylva-
mia.
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the resumption of diplomatic cor

the resumption of diplomatic cor
Tespondence.
Siamese commercial interests
are attacked in vital point by
the new demands made by the
French government and it is be-
lieved that Siam cannot assent to
them. There is, therefore, a very
unsettled feeling in all circles and
the developments of the next few
days are anXiOusly awaited. The
Siamese plenepOtentiary is still
with the King and his foreign ad-
visor will probably be seen tomor-
row to discuss the knotty questions
upon solution of which peace de-
ponds.
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New Orleans Cotton Market.

New Orleans, La, Aug. 2S.-
Genny & Co. say: Liverpool
closed 5.64 to 6.64 higher;
spots, LII higher. Sales,
10000 bales; mid 4 5-l6. New York
opened 5 to 9 points lower, ad-
vanced to yesterdays prices, de-
clined ID points, and at 30 o'clock
was 9 points lower than Saturday.
New Orleans opened irregular, l to
3 points lower. At II 40 p. m twas
6 points below yesterday. The
market is extremely nervous. De-
cline of early hours was on ac-
count Of disappointment at the
response of Liverpool, later i'm
provement being due to better
news from Washington.
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The Days Trot and PAGES.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-Among the
trOtting and pacing events, which
begin today, are the following:
Troy, n. Y. (New York and New
England fair; Elmira, n. Y. On
terstate); Hornellsville, n. Y;
Columbus, o. (State fair; Indepen-
dence, Ia; Fonda, n. Y; Mon
mouth, ILL.,, Decatur, H.; Frank
fort, Ky; Harlan, Ia; Creston.
Ia; fredericksburg, Pa, Wheeling,
w. Va.
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The Weather Forecast.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-Fore-
cast till s p. m. Tuesday: For
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana and eastern Texas, north
,erly winds, cooler, fair weather.
For Arkansas, Kansas, Oklahoma,
Indian Territory and northwestern
Texas, northerly winds and gener-
ally fair weather.
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Texas Delegates Appointed.

AUSTIN, Tex, Aug. 2S.-[Special]
Gov. Hogg today concluded the
appointment of delegates to the
Gulf Transportation convention,
that meets in Chicago on Septem-
Der IL. The list embraces about
eighty of the most prominent Tex
ans and as many have signified
their intentions of going Texas
will be we'll represented. SMOOT.
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Found Dead and Wounded.

ARKANSAS CITY, Kan. Aug. %
The body of NJ. JagersOn was
found at his camp, twelve miles
southwest of this city, last night.
There was a gun shot wound in
the back of his head. Jagerson
came here from Iowa some time
since for the purpose of taking
claim on the strip.
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New York Stock Market.

WALL STREET, New YORK, Aug.
2S.-[Noonl-Money on call is easy
at 48@5, prime mercantile paper
sop per cent, sterling exchange is
steady with actual business in
bankers bills at 4.S44@4.S4! for 60
days and 4.S7 for demand, postal
rates 4.S2!@4.S7!, commercial bills
4.SOG4, sc,
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Cadets at Home Again.

WEST POINT, n. v, Aug. Is
The cadets are expected to RETURN
today from their successful tour to
the Worlds fair.
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Making a Second PAYMENT.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-It is under
stood that the second payment on
the bonded Indebtedness of the
Worlds fair will be made today.
This will clear 20 per cent of the
Indebtedness.
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THE SILVER Vote
COMING DEFEAT CASTS ITS
SHADOW ON BLAND.
PRAYER PLAYED OUT, OR TIKI
CHAPLAIN WANTS A REST.
The Voting Begins-Siam in
Tight Place-A Murder in the
Territory-16 to l is Defeated
Wall Street Talks.
The Silver Debate Closed.

WASHINGTON, Aug. %. - The
public galleries of the Hall of the
House of Representatives were
filled before ten o'clock this morn
ing, and many members were in
their seats on the floor at that
hour. The surrounding corridors
and Hobbies of the floor were Also
filled with a throng of people.
Bland acknowledged his probable
defeat today in the following words:
"The influences that have been
brought to bear upon our men
have had their effect, and / should
not be surprised to see the Wilson
bill go through the Senate some
day soon with little or no friction.
The leaders of the House attracted
the usual amount Of attention as
they came upon the floor. Reed
came in at 20. Gen. Tracy and
Bland were bnsily engaged in a
conference with their lieutenants,
preparing for decisive count of
the votes. LATE Pence, the enthus-
iastic POpulist from Colorado,
earnestly assured Amos Cum
mings, of New York, that the
end was not yet, despite
the apparent defeat and vote adj
verse 20 free coinage. Bourke
Cochran did not appear until after
the speaker gavel fell, but Messrs.
Harter, Reegner and Tom
l.. Johnson, anti silVerites buzzed
and beamed with the anticipation
of victory. When the speaker
commanded order at noon, nearly
every seat in the hall wasi filled,
an unmistakable evidence of the
general and individual interest in
the matter. Chaplain Hardaway
prayed briefly and in voice in
audible at distance of more than
ten feet from the desk, for an es-
pecial gift of wisdom and judg-
ment to rightly settle the
great question before the
House. After the reading
of the journal, Mr.. Weaver, Of
New York, appeared at the bar Of
the House, on the arm of his col
league, Gen. Tracy, and was sworn
in by the Speaker. The resolution
contained in the order of pro-
cedure on the silver question was
reported by the Clerk, providing for
the vote first upon the free coinage
Of silver at the present ratio Of
Is to l. Representative Bailey, Of
Texas, asked if in the event of all
the amendments included in the
order being repealed it would
be in order to propose an
additional amendment germane,
to the subject. The speaker re-
piled that as at present advised
he would answer no; that the or
der provides extensively all that
the House may consider, but that
when the time comes to formal
ly present the question the
gentleman from Texas might
be heard. Representative Nc
MilIin, of Tenn, desired to offer an
amendment providing for the free
coinage of the product of the silver
mines of the United States, but
Bland objected to even having it
read, saying that such proposition
was not free coinage at all.
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200 LOTS FOR SALE.

200 elegant lots in Government Heights
Addition, just southeast of Government
grounds. for sale at fifty dollars each. 80
lots in Woodlawn A EDITION for sale at two
hundred dollars each. Must be sold quick.
Apply TO J. V. Dgnowity, over Tex. Natl
Bank. 20 u
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The House Votes Today.

WAsHINGToN,A Aug. 2S.-Congress
votes finally today on the Wilson
repeal bill and the various amend
ments offered by the silver men.
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Siam Affairs Not Settled.

BANGKOK, Aug. 2S.-The situa-
ton of affairs here is very critical.
Negotiations between France and
Siam are practically at a stand
still, and no date has been fixed for
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SURVEYS, PHAEToNs AND CAR
RIAGES.

The finest in the market and the
latest styles Buggies at $45 and
upwards, and the largest stock in
the state to select from. Call on us
at once. Staacke Bros. II I'm
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Gamblers Arraigned.

Pablo Lujan, charged with va
grancy by reason af being profes ,
sional gambler, was arraigned be-
fore Justice Adam this morning.
He pleaded guilty to the charge
and was fined So and costs which
were paid.
Manuel Valdez, charged with as
sault and battery on Adella Her
rera, pleaded guilty and was fined
So and costs.
The case of, III. Goldwate r,
charged with vagrancy, by reason
of gaming for a livelihood, was
dismissed on account of sickness.
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Ten persons seriously hurt and
fifty injured by the blowing down
of a rural church near Cleburne.
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r. ]. HOFHEINZ.

Military Plaza, the Leader Of Low Prices
in spring work, has just received 3 car
loads of carriages, phaetons, Surveys, bug
gies, delivery wagons and carts.
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FOR RENT.

Office room, with or without
desk, at LIGHT office. S2l If
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Alfred Giles & Guindon,
ARCHITECTS.

I'd floor University BLOCK, Houston Street.
near SOleiad. Have erected 81 900 200 worth
of wOIk inTeXas.
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Salbe Staten fir sic 1aGrt mad
Chicago ,no suriid.

9as LANCE erpartete Grei9niB i'll
en6li9 eiagetreten, 5ie pafagiersJ Staten
fur bic 5abrt mad Chicago urb suriid
linD auf bic 6dlfte rebucirt morben.
Bonn /. Nugult CIT oerfauft Die
Santa 6ez9abn &etour : 8lllette nad
@btco9o bio 81. 2ouis pber !aanius
@itD gum greiie Ter einfadeu S5abrt
plug $500. Sol9e Sidets nerben
tGgli6 bis gum 81. October 1858 oerz
fault uerbeH. DieleIben babeu cine
6iilti8teit BON 30 Sagen fir Die 8iids
fabrt bonn Sage bes gerfaufes on.
Die Snbaber berielben 1inb feinen 8ez
i9rdrtungcn liz 8eaug auf Die Nccomz
mobationen 1ntermorfen Wer bafir
extra be5ablen min, fann qu9 YIdbe
in ben puaman'i6en Gefibiits5 dlafz
Wageu belegen. 9ie 8enubung Der
ho6eleganten @1airs@ars Der Santa
Sc gabn itebt ben gaKogieren obne
@rtrasg ergiitung CUR 8erfigung.
Die paiagiere f0nner pon Chicago
an Die Gidfabrt mad Belieben antres
ten, borausgeieBt, baB bos innerbalb
Der 30t6gigen @iltisfeitsbauer Der
Bilette 9ef6iebt, unb tpentt ntart als
riidfebrt, nirb mart nidt nur bas yes
wuBtieiu nit ii6 nod 6auie nebmen,
benz grOBartigiten 96ouIpiel Der
Welt beigemObnt su baben, ionbern
DAB Die &eiie au6 Die benfbor angez
nebmte unb bequemfte getpeien lift
pte oaS eben MIR bel Der bo9elegan.
ten unb mooernen Nusriifung Der
3lige Der Santa &c 8abn m0gli6 1T.
Sine eHtfpre6enbe niebrigere State
miro fir ale Buutte alt Der Santa Sc
Sabn na6 st. 2Ouis unb &anfQs
@itD unter be1iielben 8sbingungen
fetgefegt mer0en.
Itam tpen6e ii6 miinbli6 Dber
i6riftli6 an irgenb einen 8iaettz Ngene
ten Der Santa Sc 8abn in 8eaug ouf
8iletle pber foniige @in5elbeiten.
0fdn laiIe lid einen "ColumbiasFolz
der" geben, Der ni6t nur cine genaue
8ef9reibung Der Observation-Disclosures
Sauten entbdlt, ion6ern aud einen ges
nauen Ylan BON &bicago.
%. g. &eenan,
8eneralsg aifa9ier=N gent.
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GeTas g.

Ser boil 6aoauna fnmmenoe
brttif6e Sampfer nNmetbDft" pirb in
Der Quaraatdnefation 81 @atoeiton auz
r%iidgebalten, neil er iiber ben ultter
Der Manni6aft berridenhen @eiun6>
beits5uftanb feinen befriebigenben
Nusweis ba!. ST 1T nit 3ufer fir
cunningham & ItiIer belaben. Wuhrs
i9einli9 muB er pieber nod 9aoanna
fabren, obHe angele9t uaO feline 2abung
gelbi9t gu baben.
Sn 2arebo brannte Elm Stul 5es
0arra s. @6riften, @igentbiimer be5
Commercial 0Dte!s, nieber. Sn benz
Geuer tam ell tuertbDoQes guggps
pferb nm,
: Ser 8ieb3i6ter 8. u. O'@ons
Nor ldbt auf ieiner Gan6 in Gefugio
@ountp ben Oierten arteiiI9en 8runnen
bobren unb 5tpar feds MeiIer bon Der
&ifte entfernt.
= Sn @lbbings brantte Der 2eibfta1
Don Wprris nieber unb mebrere nebens
a~nliegenbe 8ei6Gfte murben bei6dbigt
Berlulte erIitten: Soc &i6or3 $500;
Sielb8 & Geper $500; MilIon &
Yieub $500; Sobn Muttbies $500.
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eiae srOhe Observation-Disclosures.

Dor einigen Wonaten nabnt bas
britii6e Muieum bic bon benz per1tprs
benen Purlamentsmitglieb SapIin Der
Nation berma6te poftmorteniamm.
lung (tDie mir bies CUR 3eit gernelbet)
in 8eiB. 9ieieIbe pir6 fir bic
g%rOBte-mit 4usnabme Der oes Serrn
p.Serrarp in paris-gebalten. Gie
Sammlung 1T nun i'm britii6en Mus
ieum ~georbnet tporben unb elm She'll
babon 1T iebt baielbft our Nnli9t aus
gefeat. Sic itebt inter Der Nufii9t
bes Guftos bes Wuieums, 9r. Gar
nett. SIN 2aufe zines Snterpiep Iagte
berielbe: Ser Wertb Der Sammlung
TT auf 10000 Bf6. Sterl. abgei6dbt
morben. Inter ben pofmarten be-
finben ii6 einise bon gr0Bter Seltenz
belt un6 baber bon groBem Wertbe =
3. .. einige Mauritiuss Warten, bic
erften 9awaii , Marten, Die friibeten
in 8uenOssQ pres aussegebenen polts
marten &c.
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lo16ern I'M &erfer ber SnquiItion
ober alf Dem praHeInbeu 99eiterbauz
fen, mie Sup unb Sapanarola
Qber aud ben nod lebenben freien
5orf6ern miirte e8, troB Der @erfi9es
rung 3abrns, baB &eligion uab 6reis
belt Der @i6enf6aft uiht in @inerz
ltreit nit chamber ldgen, f6ledt erges
ben, ben Mdnnern mie 6dd,l, &arl
SO9t, 8idaer oOer Sngerfou-au6 ibs
nett tpiirbe e1n S9eiterbduf6en aufges
i@i6tet merben, bas it6 ieben lafen
f0nnte unb an Ser pbeiligen @infalt"
Die bas Sol5 ba5u berbeii6leppt tptir0e
es-fir@ten mir-au9 ieBt nod nt9t
feblen.
9as 6auptz Qrgumeutationss &1tnt=
Hidden 3abms betebt barin, baB er
lt6 ben 8egrif Der 2ebrfreibeit mad
ieiner Qrt 5ure6tcontruirt. ueber
Die moiaii6e Sd0pfung8gei6idte
BON Der @ri6afung Der Welt in 6 Sas
aen a "a Stunben III Der gelebrte pbps
liter ~auerbinss btnols, bic @rgebniHe
Der geolOgiifen Sori6ungen laRen es
ibm bod ni6t mebr ratbiam erl4etnet,
at m MmmensM dr9en fet3uz
balten, trobbem fdlt CT iiber 9ddel,
8i9ner, Molef9ott unb 8ogt ber unb
uerfu6t ibnen iiber1aupt bic nil
zen 6aftli6teit ab5u itreis
tenl Das 1T firmabr eine fibre
Ge6twetiel
Wcna er aIfp bon ~Greibeit Der
Wi1eni6aft" ipri6t, mill er ben 8es
grif Der r@ifeni6aft" in benz Gimme
unb innerbaIb Der engeu Gren3en pers
tanben baben, mie bas Der Stride err
miinI9t fGeint, mas iiber bieEe @ren5e
hinansgebt, nennt 3abm ni6t nGreis
seit Der Wifeni9aft", ionbern: n3 IT,
geIIpfsteit Der @ifeni9aft" unb
nit bieiem SdIasmort bilft er ii6
banr iiber ole 8ebenfen bintpeg, unb
belt feline 8ebauptung, oaB Die 6reis
belt Der Mifenf6aft uab Der religi0len
Dogmenglaube b reiubar ieien, fiis
ermieien.
Nber, sena6. IS tpirb idon nO6
bic 3eit tommen, baB fein Wteni6 e8
mebr pagt, bic 2sbren 9artpi1s,
0ddelS pber Wolei6otts gu be3rpeis
feIn, pie es 9erte i9on Niemanb mebr
magt, bic BON BET Stride berbammteu
2ebren bes &opernifus ober bic @rgebe
nife Der seOlosii6en Torf6uns gu
be5peifeln. Wie LANCE BAG nod bauz
ert, lit alerbingS. cine Grage, bic beute
| mod Niemanb b%eautfporteu fann
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Mnerfef.

= Wir bertpeiien auf bic Qnseige
Der Serren Meeri6eibt 8ros. & Site
rem. Mer 8elb Iiegen bat, Der tbut
tpoIl, es ieBt 81 in%oetiren, ipo5u ibn1
Bic 6irnia germ bebiilfli6 fein miro.
Man fault @runbeigentbum, wenn es
bi1ig 1T unb bic 3eit ba5l 1T giinftiq.
- General 9apib 6. GtanleD III
bonn prdlibeuten gum @oupernenr Der
SoIbatenbeimatb i'm 9iitr1ft Columbia
ernannt morben.
Nm nd9ften 5onntag finbet in
Nfutbs Yapiapn eine beutl6e Sbeaters
8pritellung ftatt unter MitDirfung Der
beliebten &iinitler Carl unb Cha 4rno.
@egeben pirb: n&urirt", r9ie 5rau
i'm Saule" unb r9ie 9rauti6au."
Na9ber Ball. @intritt rs Gents.
= 9ie Notwithstanding unb
8eamtenpabl bes beuti6 : englii6en
@9uIbereins finDet am Mittmo6 ben
10. Nbenos 6 ubr i'm S6uIgebdube
ltatt.
: W}rs. Qnnie 0ofmant, alias
Mfrs. Manbeu, bic unter Der Nnffuee
ftebt, Nbortion betrieben gu baben,
loQte am 6reitag berbaftet tperben, b.
ibre 8itrsen li6 bonn Bomb sariifge.
3ogen bat. Sic bat ben 8edmtci, Ser
gefommen mar, tie Ing @efdugnib au
fiibren, baB er ibr erlauben moge, ibre
&leiber gu me9ieln. morauf lie 1i9 in
elm Nebenainmer beqab. 90 Tie ri6t
pieber eri6ien, 0frete Der 8eantte bic
Sbir un6 fanb, baB 03rs. Sohmann
berI6punben mar. Man iu6t ua@
i6r.
= Die unter5eidneten MAIDEN bier
nit befannt, baB 9err YauI SeIk
NJ q INN fir uns bic @ermietbullg unb
BEN 8erfauf BON Sduiern, Ben Nu8;
taui6 bon @runbeigentbum, 2dnbes
reien, &an6es uub Gicb unb bic Ser
leibuug npu @eIb iibernimmt. Spre6t
Dor bel Wartin s o.,
GlalnO : Yla5a, San IntoniO.
Oie Nranias 9aB : gabn bat
tpdbrenb bieier Saiion entlang ibrer
gan3en 9inie Biz gum 6. Sept. bereits
o,057 Bauen GaumtpOle bef0r6ert.
= Wir permeiien bic 2eier auf bic
Inaeige bon S. 8. & Co., SEQ.
209 Nlamo Bla5a, oeI6e @runoeigen:
tbumsgef6afte aller Dirt belorgen unb
benen man nit bo1em gertrauen bers
ortise @eiddfte ii%bertraeen tattn. Sic
6irma lit iebr befannt unb prompt in
alien Sransaftionen.
= Ser Goritanb Der beuti6seuglis
E6en S6ule bat bef9lofen, aud in
bieiem 5pdtberbt mie5er eire Geflitz
felt gum gefen Der Sdule gu pera1t>
fallen. Gbgeieben babOn, baB oicie
Teite Der @6ulfaife ftets cine re9t biibs
Idle Snmme sufiibreu, linb iie febr be-
liebt geDOrben un0 namentli1 bie
beuti6e Oamenipelt nimmt ELM lebbafs
tee Snterefie baran.
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California : Wesns,

@eimliebbaber Tin6en ein srDBes Ga.
ger BON feinen California @einett BEL
9errn s. S. Meper orr Nlamo>
glaaa. Ser N}eper fudt Die Weiue
on Ort nnb STEELE aus unb fault bireft
aus benz Seller Ser 3einSii9ter. 4ls
gutem &enner gelingt es linn Itets, Bit
beiten Sorten aus5undblen. ST fam
ieite &uuben unb Samilien nit einen
gnten Sropfen periebe1. &otb> uni
WetB Weine in por5iigli6er Gualitd.
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per Gauone = fire,
ting 0ans aeliefert.
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SpnnentiDn Der Watipnalen 8ap.
tiften fir altstudrtige Miiiienen.

9ie uSnterna.ional &oute" pirb ait
6ieier @~elesenbeit 8i0ette gu einem
6abrpreiie fir bic &unbreiIe mad
@aibington, 8. s., berfaufen. Oie
3uiammentuHft finbet am ID. Sep
TENDER ftctt. 8ilete nerben ant IL.
September gum 8ertauf ausgeftelt
uno limb 30 Sage giiltig.
Wegen Der Ndberen menbe man li9
an irgeno einem 8iIetpertdufer Der
8ahn.
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s6ola, galmen ; @arteu If 5,

Sammelplab Ser 9euti6en BON San
Antonio nit ibren Samilien. Sie re-
g~elmaBigen glbenb 6rei : &on5erte an
bier NbenOen in Der Mo9e liab 1tets
5ablreid beiu6t unb e%rfreuen 1i6 elmer
aagemetnen 8eliebtbeit. Seine @eine
nnb WbisfeDs un6 aae3eit tellerfrif9es
Bier, fomie Die belten @igarren.
Sie & # auratiDn liefert ale
0elitatehen Der Sailpn. Nuffern,
Slide. Wilb lit better 3ubereitung.
SdgliG ausgeaei9neter marmer 2un9.
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Ntelc Gltcr,f

t0nuen nidt Morte finbsn, Inn i5rerl
Sanf na6bridli6 genu9 aus5uiprez
den fir Die WDbltbaten, tpel6e ber
@ebrau6 BON 9Oobs SarIapariqa it,
rem &inberm ermieien bat. SfropbeIr,
Sal5flub unb anbere @rfranfurgen bes
Slutes merben miriam unb bauernb
bur@ bieie portreffli6e Mebiain curirt
uu6 bic gauge Contribution ipirb baz
bur6 getdrtt unb mibertanbstrdftig
gema9t.