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The evening world., 1893-11-04
The EVENING WORLDS

Net paid bona fide actual daily
Average Circulation
IS greater than the combined cir
euhtion Of the
Evening Sun,
Nail and Express,
Evening Post,
Commercial Advertiser
Evening Telegram.
The evening world., 1893-11-04

Director Wheeler. OF the New Yorks,
a. talking baseball. This may lead to
getting a team that can play 1t next sea-
The evening world., 1893-11-04

There Is room for a difference Of
opinion as to restricting immigration.
Not so. rs to suppressing colonization.
The evening world., 1893-11-04
According to instruction.

First L Guard (calling)-Forty-second
street,
at this sndl
The evening world., 1893-11-04

When the smoke OF battle had cleared
away. President Cleveland Issued his
Thanksgiving proclamation.
The evening world., 1893-11-04
GUY GHOST,

A bomb has been discovered upon a
OF Westminster Bridge In Lon
don, in close proximity to the Houses OF
Parliament. and 1t has created great ex-
element in London. especially In view
OF the nearness OF the 9th OF November
or Guy Fawkes day. The Of
that day is kept alive by the boys of
Merrie England. who parade the streets
of cities and villages, carrying a straw
stuffed dummy with a pipe in his
mouth n a lantern in his hand, and
chanting the verse, please to remember
the 5th OF November, gunpovder.
treason and plot; l see no reason why
g~unpowder treason should ever be for
got"
So Guy Fawkes Is still a memory with
the English people and the impression
prevails in London that his ghost has
come back after two hundred and eighty
nine years bent upon completing the
plot to blow up the British House OF
Parliament and TO bury Gladstone,
Labouchere, Redmond. Home Rule and
all the rest OF the patriots in the ruins.
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Kasw All Abous 8.

winis-You have my sympathy. wal
lace.
Waliace-what's 10 noWf
WtllsE saw your wife 80 into ~
a~uctton-room to-day.
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THE woRLp viii not under any eireum-
ossnesa. hold itself responsible for the return or
safs-ksspins Of any rejected manuscripts or pic
eurss. Il Whatsoever character or value. No eIeep-
tons will BE- made U this rule with regard to
either ictters or inelosurea Nor will the editor
eater into corrsspo7dsnos concerning unavailable
uanpscTipta
The evening world., 1893-11-04

..who Il there to mourn for Logan" or
Lobengulaf
The evening world., 1893-11-04

The sailor blouse costume Is a shape
that suits girls of all ages. and although
Shown for one of thirteen. is equally
appropriate for a tiny girl Of fve-
Striped poplinette in blue n fawn.
with trimmings OF blue silk. or brown
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-17

orren wondered, MIR. Jones, II popular
report is true, and if among these
cliffs or surrounding sand hills there
Is buried treasure cast up from time to
time by the sea and concealed by ener-
gctic persons like yourself?'
William Jones could stand this no
longer Looking as pale as it was
possible for SO rubicunda person to be-
come, and glancing around him sus-
Piciously, he rose to his feet.
II know nowt o that" he said. "If
there is summat wish | could find It.;
but sech things never come the wny Of
honest chaps like me. Good mornin',
master Take poor mans advice and
don't you go swimming no more near
the DEVILS Caldron!"
So saying, he walked off in the direc-
ton of the deserted village. Presently
BrinlSley rose and followed him, keep
ing him steadily in view. From time
to time William Jones looked round,
ms if to see whether the other was COM
ing: lingering when Brinl1ley fingered,
fastening his pace when Brinllley
FASTENED his. AS an experiment,
Brinklcy turned and began walking
back towards the cliffs. CHANGING
round over his shoulder, he saw that
William Jones had also turned. and
was walking back.
Curious" he reflected. THE limo
cent one is keeping me in view. have
a good mind to breathe him!"
lie struck off from the path, and
fastened, running rather than walk
ing, towards the sand hills. So soon
as he was certain that he was followed
he began to run in good earnest. To
his delight, William began running
too. He plunged among the sand hills,
and was soon engaged busily running
up and down them. hithcr and thither.
From time to time he caught a glimpse
OF his pursuer. 1t was an exciting
chase. When he had been engaged in
it for half an hour, and was almost
breathless himself. he suddenly paused
in one of the deep hollows, threw him
self down on his back, and lit cigar.
A few minutes afterwards he heard a
sound as of violent pulling and breath
ing, and the next instant William
Jones, painting, gasping, pcrspiring at
every pore, appeared above him.
How dye do, Mr.. Jones?" he cried,
gayly. Come and have cigar"
Instead of replying, William Jones
after glaring fcebly down and mutter-
ing incoherently disappeared as sud-
denly as he had come
Brinlley finished his cigar leisurely
and then strolled back to the caravan.
ITO be continued next Wednesday,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-17
THE JESTER.
The COLLEGE Graduate

Inc
lie sent his son to college To store his head with
knowledge.
II need Il smart young fellow in my business
house." lie said:
And when he's educated, why, bcin's SO re-
lated,
He's just the one to take the reins and drive
up TO the head.
eThey say he quite SURPRISES all the fellows in
his classes,
And reckon he'll think nothin of my rather
taxin load.
I'm gettn old and weary, but it makes the flu
turc CHEEKY
To think of leanin my son adown life's
western road"
Well, he trod II path OF glory, did this student
of my story.
And they dincd him and they wined him on
his final college day.
But he broke each rule of grammar when he
spoke rs with hammer,
And his knees they knocked together II YOU
mentioned algebra.
But lie shone forth as II sprinter. and he trained
the livclong winter
For the spring and summer races, where his
record was most fine.
And the old man looks reflective and thinks
college rules defective,
While his son goes round the country with Il
jolly baseball nine.
-Truth
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-17

me, the little founding. You know
Matt, of coursc?"
Il know whom you mean. Excuse
me, but you seem to be very familiar
with her name?"
Il suppose ! am replied the young
man. Matt and are excellent
friends"
Monk did not smile now; all his CT
forts to do so were Intellectual. With
an expression of savage dislike he
looked in Brinllcy's face, and his
voice, though his words were still
civil, trcmblcd and grew harsh, 'as
scranncl pipes of straw"
MAY ask if YOU propose remaining
long in the ncighborhood?"
II don't know answered the artist.
My time is my own. and | shall stay
as long as the place amuscs me-"
''If can assist in making it so
shall be happy sir"
THANK YOU
DO you care for rabbit shooting? If
so there is some sport to be had among
the sand hills"
II never shoot anything" was the
reply. except. suppose, folly as it
flies; though with what species of fire.
arm that interesting sport is pursued y
he added, as if to himself, 81 haven't
the slightest ideal"
an uneasy scowl. "If can be of any
service to you command me.'
And raising his hat again, he stalllcd
away
Now what in the name of all that
is wonderful, does Mr.. Monk, of Monks
hurst, mean by becoming so civil?"
This was the question the young man
asked himself as he strollcd away sea
ward He could not persuade himself
that he had wronged Monk, who was
in reality an amiablc person. instead
of dominecring bully; no, that sug-
gcstion was contradictcd by every OK
preston of the mans balcful and s,is-
picious face. What, then. could be
the explanation of his sudden attack
of courtesy?
An idea! an inspiration? AS it
flashed into his mind the young man
gave vent to a prolonged whistle. Pos
sibly Monk was-jcalous
The idea was prepostcrous one
and almost amusing. 1t was not to be
conceived, on the first blush of it, that
jealousy would make a surly man
civil savage man gentle: it would
rather have the contrary effect unless
here BrinlSlcy grew thoughtful-un
less his gloomy rival had some sinister.
design which he wished to cloak with
politcncss.
But jealous of little Matt. Brinlllcy
laughed heartily when he fully real
lied the abaurdiiy Of the notion
lie crossed the sand Hills and came
again tn the path which he and Matt
had followed the previous day. y
smart breeze was coming in from the
souwest and the air was fresh and
cool. though sunny: bat cloud, were
gathering to windward and the wealth
cr was evidently broken. Reaching
the cliffs. he descended thcm and
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-17

II dare sdy'it was n mistake, ;" he said.
Gentlemen don't usually travel about
in caravans"
You are an artist. am informed. >"
returned Monks.
Something of that Sort" was the re-
ply. 81 paint n little for pleasure"
"And do you find this neighborhood
suit your purpose? 1t is somewhat flat
and unpicturesque."
81 rather like it." answered Brink
Icy. ut is pretty in summer; it must
be splendid in winter when the storms
begin and the uncventful career of our
friend. William Jones, is varied by the
excitement of wrecks
How Monks forehead darllened But
his face smiled still as he said:
"It is not often that shipwrecks oc-
cur now, am glad to say"
NO" said Brinklcy, dryly. ''They
used to be common enough fifteen years
ago"
Their eyes met and the eyes of Monk
were full of fierce suspicion.
'Why fifteen years ago especially?"
The young man shrugged his shout
ders
Il was told only to-day of the loss of
one great ship ut that time. Matt told
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-17
THE oDDlTY.

Cutting off the hands and feet as pun
ishment was practiced in every country in
Europe but England two centuries ago.
A German jeweler has introduced Il grew
some charm" for the watch chain in the
form of II tiny receptacle for portion of
the ashes of cremated friends.
On II French tombstonc-co could it have
been found on any other?-is the inscrip-
ton; Sacred to the memory of Mile. -;
died April in her eighty first year. She
never looked her age"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-17
Proving Her Point.

"A certain little girl from whom the Lis
tener sometimes hears is evidently going to
be great logician! When she was called
upon at school the other day to recite Il
verse from the beattudes, she responded
with, BLESSED are the drcssmakers, for
they shall see God"
But, my dear girl" exclaimed the teach
er, sit is not dressmakcrs; it is 'peacemak-
ers.'"
WELL" the child answered stoutly. my
mother has dressmaker, and she makes
dresses out of pieces. "-Boston Transcript.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-17

came down on the rocks beneath. A
long. jagged point ran ont from the
point where he stood and the water TO
lccward OF the Same was quito calm.
though rising and falling in strong,
troubled swells. SO bright and tempt
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-17

a Floral Phantasy.
am the Chrysanthemum.
know I'm yaller
And sometimes yallower,
But / am in 1t
Just the same.
am aware I'm built
Somewhat
After the pattern Of mop,
But yet
am an affloresccnt epitome
or the great American spirit
OF git thar,
For I struck this country
A stranger,
Without n scent
And no capital
Except my blooming shape.
But stood straight up
And held my head high
And do yet
And today myself
And my descendants
Are in the floral Four Hundred.
And the moro
Frills
We develop
The more we're admired.
indianapolis Journal.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-17
An Unfortunate AFFAIR.

Crummer-Mrs. Van Blume's supper was
an utter failure.
Gilleland-What was the cause?
Crummer-She got so fiustered that
when giving her guests seats ut the table
she placed good takers beside good takers
and good listeners beside good listeners.
The takers wouldn't talk, since they
couldn't do it all. and of course the listeners
had nothing to say, so the evening passed
off in silence.-New York Herald.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-17

Andersen's Fairy Tales.
Arabian Nights Entertainment.
Aurelian, William Ware.
Alice, Lord Lytton.
Aurora Floyd, M. e. Braddon.
Baron Munchausen.
Birds of Prey. Miss M. e Rraddon.
lieyond Pardon, Bertha NJ. Clay.
Children OF the Abbey, R. NJ Roche.
Conigsby, Lord Beacons field.
Charles Anchester, e. Bergts.
Catherine, w. M. Thackeray.
Dicks Sweetheart, by the Duchess.
Donal Grant, BY George Macdonald.
Don Quixote, BY Cervantes.
Dombey and Son, Chas. Dickens.
East Lynne. By Mrs. Henry Wood.
Foul Play, BY Charles Reade.
Flying Dutchman, Ky w. c. Russell
Grimm's Fairy Tales, illustrated, /
the Brothers Grimm
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Sable Staten fir Die Sabrt na@
Sbtcagu uno snriid.

9as lange ermartete greigniB 1T
enbli6 eingetreterl, bic paRagiers Staten
fir bic Gabrt mad Chicago unb 3uriid
finb auf bic Sdlfte rebucirt norben.
8Om /. Nusuft an berfauft bic
Santa SezYabn &etour : 8iQette mad
Chicago pia ct. Souls ober aanias
@itp gum preiie Der einfa6en Gabrt
plus 50, 90. Sol6e Sidets perben
tdgli9 big gum 81. October 1898 berz
fault tperben. 9iefelben baben cine
@iilti9feit BON 80 Sagen fir Die &idz
fabrt bonn Sage bes Gerfaufes an.
Die Snbaber berielben liub feinen 8ee
f6rdntuugcn i 8eaug auf bic 9lccomz
mObationen unterporfen. Wer oafir
EXTRA beaablen mill, fam aud glGbe
In ben pulman' I6en 8eltibilsS 9lafz
Wagen belegen. Die 8enuBung Der
ho6eleganten CHAIR GarS Der Santa
Sc Sabn itebt ben YaRagieren obne
grtrasW ergiitung our 8erfiigung.
9ie pahagiere f6nnen BON @bicaep
an bic &idfabrt ua6 gelieben antrez
ten, pOrausgeieBt, baB bas innerbaIb
Der 30tdgigen @ilti9feitsOauer Der
Silette gei6iebt. unb penn mon suz
riidfebrt, pirb man ni6t nur bas Be-
wuBtiein nit ii6 mad 9auie nebmen,
benz grOBartiglten S9aufpiel Der
Welt beigemObnt ST. baben, iOnbern
bob Die &eiie aud Die benfbar angez
nebmfe unb bequemte gemelen it-
wie bas eben MIR bel Der bD6eleganz
ten unb mobernen NuSriitung Der
3age Der Santa Sc Sabn m0gli9 1T.
Cine entiprs6enbe ~niebrigere State
nirb ftr ale puutte an Der Santa Sc
8abn mad st. Souls unb 9anias
&itp inter benielben 8eOingungen
fcltseieBt merben.
Dian penbe fi6 miinbIi6 ober
i6riftli6 an irgenb einen giletts Wgens
ten Der Santa Ge 8abn in 8e3ug auf
8ilette ober fonltige Gi~n3elbeiten.
Man la1e li6 einen "ColumbiasFols
der'' geben, Der ni6t nur cine genaue
8eidreibung Der Weltau8ltelungss
8auten entbaIt, fonbern aud einen gez
nauen plan BON Gbicago.
%. 6. &eenan,
Observation-Disclosures gent.
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California : @eine.

Weinliebbaber iinben eitt groBes 2a>
ger BON feinen California @einen BEL
9errn s. S. MeDer am Mlamoz
Plaaa. 9err MeDer iu6t bic Weine
an Srt urD STEELE aug unb fauf brett
aug benz Seller Der Wein5i6ter. NIs
gntem &enter gelingt es inn itets, bic
beiten Sorten ausaupdblen. @r farn
feline &unben un6 6amilien nit eirem
guten Sropfen oerieben. Gotbz unb
@eiB @eine 1T por5igli6er Qualitat
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @aGone = fret
ins 9aus geliefert.
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at, lit bic ShQtia6e, bar bic germalz

bat, 1T bic Sbatia6e, baB bic 8erpale
tungsbeb0rbe Der @eltausfelung ii6
peranlaBt geieben bat, gegen Die prdits
bentin beg teranii6en Srauenpereins,
(peldem es befanntli6 5u banfen 1T,
baB bas Seras zStaats : Gebdube 1T
Chicago iiberbaupt aufgefibrt perben
fonnte!) cine &lage ~unbdngtg gu maz
6en, I'M ben &Dntraftor, mel6er mod
cine S6ulbforOerung BON etpas iiber
$1,000 bat, ii6er 81 iteaen.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Yetittonen. Son u. s. Sens
lep. 9oB ibm erIaubt trerbe, feline
Steuern gu be3ablen, pbue bic Inn pom
Solicitor ubDerlangte @ebibr oo1l
$3.50 entri6ten 81 miiKen; 2ouis
gdbarSt, benz pferbe in Der Stabt ba=
bunliefen, erlu6t Inn Undertaking
BON 500 strafqelbern, (bem poli3et.
&omtte iibermieien;) bon S6afer &
Bra0en, baB bic SnIpettionsgebiibr
bes Stabts@leftrifers bon i9ren 9teus
ern abge5ogen nerbe; ppm NRe1pr
6raf6, UNI @rlaubniB, einen Gebitlfen
onftenen biirfen; BON Der 0armonia.
Soge No. l INN ueberIoHung bes Sun
Bebro part am 20. Sttober.
Sie 9ilbebranb & StribbIing Nbz
itroct &nntpasnie ma6t elm Nngebot,
bic SlOds &arten fir $4,000 au liefern.
S. g. Nepeombs Betition UNI MuSs
~be5ablung ieines @ebalt6 (nel6es 5us
rldgebalten pur0e, ba er Steuern
f6ulbet, purbe ni6t bemiQigt.
9os betr. &omite beri6tet, baB bas
@igentbumsre6t in 8e5ug auf bas
fGDtii6e 6ospitaI erft feftgelielt wiro,
ebe bic Stabt bic &eparatl1r bes
Schedules in 4nerif nlumt. Sn
geaug auf ben e%riteren punft be-
ri6tet Der Stabtanmalt, bGB boS
@ountD fem Qnre9t auf bas sos
pttal babe, ausgenommen, au elmer gez
tpihen State (aofenoefung) &raufe
in bemielben unter3ubringen. Die
Ingelegenbeit niro einem &omite, be-
iiebenb aus u. Sedmanr, 8ancoaf
unb %. 9. @ooblooe iibermieIeu.
Nentpn bra6te cine Srbinan3 eiu
CUR @rweiterung Der Ueuergren3en i'm
Norben Der Stabt.
Sic Srbinan3 9au9bertp's, 81 berz
bieten, bGs 0ieb, nel6es @lofeu
trdgt, fret umberlduft, mirb ongenoms
n1en.
s.. e. Madep beantragt, $250,000
in gonbs ~aus3ugeben fir @traBenOerz
belierungen, UNI Der Notb in Der Stabt
a~b3ubelfen, @elb in umlauf an briu>
gen unb ben Nrbeitsloien Beiddftiz
gung gu geben.
Ser Nntrag fibrte gu eiEer ldn9eren
Debate, i'm 8erlaufe mel6er barauf
aufnlertiam gemadt murbe, baB, tpenn
bic Staot iebt $500 fir @traBens
oerbeRerung berlangt, bic Musi9ten
fir eine 8onbausgabe gum 3mede Der
4ulegung oDn Wa6ernerten unb Ell
neg REPRESENTATIONS perloreu
geben mirDen.
Madep 1T i9liebli9 nit Der 9(uss
aabe pon 100000 aufrieben unb bic
Ingele8enbeit wirb benz Tinan3zaos
mite iberniefen.
Sci bieier @elegenheit purbe Der
breimonatlihe 8eridt bes Nubitors
porseIegt, iuel6er aeiet, caB mdbrenb
Ter 3eit bas Budget I'M $3,753,13
iiberi6ritten murbe. Cine @rfparniB
BON $1041,80 fiibrte bas 6euerbepartez
ment berbei. Nlte S6ulDen finb nod
porbanben i'm 8etrage bon $91. 401, Y.
Ser Nusitpr fiibrt an, baB es inter ben
obmaltenoen nmftdnben unmD9li6 1T,
alte 96ulben init ben laufenben Gin
nabmen gu ~beaablen, (llab benno9
1T bies gei6ebenD
Neue Nntrdge. 96fling: 9aB bic
8iirger in Der SiiosNlamo @traBe bic
8eitrdge au bic Stabt be3ablen fiir gr>
peiterung Der StraBe.
@lmenbprf: ueber BEN San Yebro
cine neue Bride gu bauen. Mit Der
Nlamo Sron Worfs einen &ontraft fur
StraBeni6ilber ob3ui@lieBen.
2imburger: geri6ieOene 8irger
auf3uforbern, Seitenwege erfer &la1e
ber5ufeQen.
geri6iebene Nntrdge tpegen Straz
acknowledgement murben eingebro6t,
porin bic Siib>Nlamo StraBe einges
i6lofen 1T, woielbf man nun tpobI
tpieber einige 6ubren Sizes ablaben
pirb.
CS..c ~ V, On-.r on =.
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8runSeisentbams : llebertraannsen.
Nugut nnb Sreb 6eubaum an MarD
9ilbebran6t, 294 9lfer 2aub ar Der
Salabo. 1853 older art Der @alapsras
unb 3tpei @runbitide an @aftsGoms
merce Str. $1,000.
&eagan 9ouIiOn Gals MaRenper
palter Sam NianeridS) an-Grau @liie
Nette, @runbfid an @ue 8. $4,000.
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GpDleD's &e9ifter, Wo. % gllamo
Bla5a bat einen STUFF fir guten alien
@bisfep, Die beften gemii@ten Sc
trdnfe, feine Weine unb ausgeaei9nete
importirte unb einbeimii9e @igarren
unb itets frif6es 8ier. Ser @iaentbaz
mer, Soc gpoleD, pertebt ieiu @si6dft.
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9to. 80 siebt anRerDroentli9.

9a li6 cine ungebeure Na6frage
nod unferen 50 Gents S9uben aler
Dirt geltenb ma6t, 10 BADEN mir be-
i6lofen, nit benz gertauf berfelben
bis auf Hnbetimmte 3eit fortsufabren.
Cinderella s4nlaft.
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g6ols' @alme,e : @arteu lit Ser

SWDI57 YaIltelt : Barten 1T Der
Sammelplab Der 9eutI9en BON San
@1tonio nit ibren Gamilien. Die re-
9%elmdbtgen NbenO 6rei : &on3erte an
bier 4benben in Ser WoGe linc fets
5ablrei@ beiu6t nnb erfreuen li0 elmer
aagemeinen 8eliebtbeit. 6eine Meine
unb WbisfeDs unb ~ale5eit feIerfrif6es
Bier, fotpie Die beiten @igarren.
Die Ut efauration ltefert Gle
Selifateifen Der Saifon. Mu1tern,
Slide. Wil6 in better 3ubereitung.
SdgliG ausgesei6neter parmer 2un6.
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Sd lit ldngere 3eit ait einem
beiti1en Magenleiben. Sd sebrau6te
Or. auguft a6nig'S 9amburger
SrOpfen unb iOfortige Seilung trat Elm.
-Sbomas Stt, ST. Spniface, ga.
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&auft bic beiten Snbianer Serritoz
RUM @oblen 5u $3.50 per Some,
ebenio @Dfes ppn Der
San Mntonio @ass&ompagnie
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SS'r oferirem friliante Oeleeems
beitsfaufe IN aleioerftoffen, gets
oenSnaarem, 2amet, ;Siiten, sSlan,
tets, Sna6em ss(nsiigen, s1mben>
9errea goifctte 2trtifsla, Seppis
den, Mattem, @urbdngsn, Wlaceez
banoIdmfen nto Stramp fauaarem.
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0eiraths. smetns

9ett1tbS G61ettte:
Iuguf S6r0ber un6 MaebaIena
&iuer.
8iaiam Stable unb 4gnes 9rel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-24

0[Str ~erlauben uns benz geebrten GubIitum
~ unb beIonberS Der 8amenmelt ansu.
Sei8en, bab mir glass auisebeten baben, uni
has egqniiiteite @%aarenIaser bierberaulesen
Die @obe, geniren Der @eIt iinb seplinbert
tporSen I'm eine Iusipabl gu Stanbe su
%brtn9en, bic in ibrer @rebartisteit ni9t ibers.
bpten tperben fann.
Die beIten europGiic4en uaS amertfanil4en
6abrtfarten 6aben uniere. 9amenbite, &Iei.
~oer'fofe. Scipenipaaren, MGntel &c. e~eIieferi.
'llniere Ieppide, 8orbSnbe, Maiten, Dra.
perten itnb BON oriental lter Sh5nbeit.
aae ,nlere 3eplrtenents finb b~raItdnSis
onsgeitattat nit ben tiiLideften unb mcberns
item Irtifeln.
N. Il. 2tnd5 unfer Sieibermadjer. 9epar.
ternt Mt, cine Der ipidbtisften 9(bt9eiluneeu un.
ieres @eidaftes. tit fuieSer er1ifnet morbem
nno ffebt inter Der fiinftlerifhen 9citune Der
@aoam aaiier, friber tn 9enber tppbnbaft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-24

= Seinte California MeiB Wein'
bel 2ouis &unfel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-24
walker, London.

5. U. Barrie8 Suitipiel better @eIten.
SorgfaItis anb sroBartis in ecene sefebt.
Gin JIub NIT fieBenbem @afier. @urbe 70O
gtal IN sonoon unter itilrmii@em 8eifal
aufgefibrt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02

Yesterdays bank ciearings amounted 10
$f3s,s1s.oa The clearings Tor the CORE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02

Nrw Yonx. Nov. i.-rIouD--Market
dull. held steady; buyers holdins OF winter
wheat iow grades. 2o091ak
WExAr-Spot mzrket oxie<. easyf options
we're fairly active and irscgulsrt closing
weak a. Atatsc decline o. Early cables, free
receipts. small clearances. local realizing
and an Increase of 3,13osoo0 buShsiH east oil
the Rockies. No. 2 red. January. blxc;
March, 7sSe, Nay. 75,sci November. Sffe;
December, Sc
Conx-spots more active. strongsri CD.
tons moderately active. nrmers NoveuAber.
s6j<c; December. f7hcs Mag. ts<c.
OArs-spots dull, cssiefi options dull,
steady; November, A3<c; December. 35c
May. 36xc; No. white. November. 3ss.
LAap-ouiet. steady; western steam closed
a. s1n.6O; city &C taoz.
Ponx-Dull. steady; nsv mes, s1s.oo4
1000.
Cz.sss-Quiss. about ssssdyi state large,
edflxc.
CossEs- Options opened sfsady. 8 points
down to up; closed dull, unchanged 10 10
down. Nosembsr. Sf7.t5(117 - Dseerber,
sls soeis.s5, January, SKA. Spot Rio- dull,
sasys No Z, isk41ekc.
SraAn-Rav nominals fair refining, Sc
centrifuaals s. test S4cj rsdned dull. slice
lower; OF A. lAd< s-l6c; mould A, ga
ss-l6c; stapaard, A. a1s96c-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02

No hands
are hurt when you wash with
PSarlin<;, no harm happens
to the finest fabric. The hands
that are delicate have much
less work the things that are
tender have much less wear.
1t takes away the dirt, and
brings ease in doing it. Peark
inc for washing leaves nothing
to wish for; PSarifne in wash
ing leaves nothing 70 be dont
newarr Of fnrfsaff,r.r ~ 4-tr-l