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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-24
Bathing Suits.

A full line of Bathing
Suits for men, women and
children.
First and Second Floors.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-24
An Attractive Window.

On your way to business this morning
just glance into the easterly Third
Street window of the Boston One-Price
Clothing House.
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proved since he came to Chicago, and 1T
is acknowledged that he has been
trained all the year with this race in
view. There has not been a disappoint-
ing feature in his exercise work at
Washington park. Chorister who de-
feated Don Alonzo in the East, is in
perfect form. and it is only question
of whether Don AlonZo was at that time
at his best st. Leonard. is believed TO
De better even than his stable conpan-
ion, Chorster, but only the stable can
testify as to that. Lookout and Bound
less will carry the bulk of the Western
mouey, aud Clifford the rest OF 1t. The
former have not done AS good work the
past few days as their friends would
like, and their stock has fallen some
what. Clifford is thought to have oeen
overexerted in his great race at Latonla
Tuesday. The chances OF the others are
not considered great, and they VIII COM
pose the list of outsiders.
Final Trials.
Don Alonzo Oh his final trial made the
mile IN 1852 and the Derby distance III
2:59. Boundless, the Cushing candidate,
covered the distance in 2:4S. slowed up
after the mile, which he made in 1850.
Clifford made mile and quarter III
2:19. Martin then took him the dis
tance in 2:50H. Strathrose, with Man
sur, was given very slow eanter, cov-
ering the distance in 3:01 easy and in
no hurry TO stop. Lookout, VINO IS
said to be short Of wind, did his mile
yesterday in 1884. The Keene pair,
ChoriSter and st. Leonard were
sent the distance close together In
1858, but st. Leonard finished the
~ l,. fxxyn u
ures, however, are of not much service
in considering the chances of the
horses. The weight carried should also
be considered. Don AlonZo and Cliff
ford are considered to have done the
best work, and will doubtless be the
favorites tomorrow. The only thing
likely to upset the calculations OF the
great race tomorrow is the weather. Ii
it is fine, Chicago will see the greatest
race of its history and no doubt the pest
contested.
Last Nights Betting.
Betting tonight on the Derby Is as
follows: Plutus, 80 to l, Strathrose. 10
to |; Tyro, 50 to /; LOOK Out and Bound
less coupled, to l; Don Alonzo. to 2;
Ramapo, 10 to /; Aldebaron, 80 to l:
ChoriSter and st. Leonard (coupled) TO
2; lngomar, ~ TO =; St. CfolX, ~ lo l.
Oporto, so to L; G. w. Johnson, ID to |;
Clifford, Z to 2; Buck McCann, 10 to l !;
Miles StandiSb, 100 to l.
The weather bureau sent out about
midnight tonight bulletin showing
that the probabilities were that Derby
day would be a cloudy one, accompanied
by showers and local storms. The
weather will also, according to the OBJ
caruarc "a nOOlar
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Won by owatonna.

Special to the Globe.
OwAToNNA, Mimi, June 23.-In the
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Wash Goods.

Our special offering for
today in this department
will consist of so pieces of
BatisteS, beautiful French
patterns, never sold for less
than 15c; our bargain price
for this lot, only lOc yard.
n Main Floor.
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Tennis and Yachting suit', Shirts,
Trousers, Caps, Belts.
First floor, The Plymouth Clothing
House, Seventh st.
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.aTH OF BEAUTY

,aby blemishes, pimples, red, rough hands, ana
falling hair prevented by CUTI-
>hE-l fa. CURA SOAP. Most effective skin
sEE,S ~ purifying and beautifying soap,
glI%ItS AS well as purest and sweetest
N-R of toilet and nursery soaps Only
<NuY1,rsg cure for pimples because only pre-
yeEtiye OF Inflammation and clog
Sing of the pores. Sold everywhere.
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When Baby was sick.
We gave her castoria
She cried for Castoria.
She Clung to Castoria.
when she had Children.
She gave them Castorla
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J Drug Dept.
Jewelry Dept.

Main Floor.
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Probable Starters.

+! COTrigan ........T .Tyro. .......... HoeBett
All of the above carry 122 pounds, ex-
cept Tyro and Strathrose, who each
carry lis pounds. In case of a muddy
track G. l.. Fairs Floodgate may start,
in which event Garrison will ride him,
and the Keenes will have to hunt an
other Jockey. The surprise of today mas
been the advent upon the scene of Wal
colt & Campbell, who have played so
many tricks upon the Eastern turf
men by
Winning Big Events
when they were not expected to, the
latest being the Diablo coup in the
Brooklyn handicap. Miles Standish
has not been considered at all in the
recent gossip about the American derby,
and it was not even thought that he
would be brought West, but tonight tue
colt was walked up to the gate at
Washington park, and the surprised
keeper was told that it was a
horse belonging to Johnny Campbell.
Miles Standish was cantered over the
course today, and there was great eX-
cltement among the rail birds when 1t
was learned he mad arrived. ConServa-
tive turfmen think Miles Standlsh
stands no show, unless it be on heavy
track, being Longfelow, but the semi
superstitious stand in great awe of
Johnny Campbell, and want to know
why he brings a colt out here II he does
not expect to win something. Both
Walcott and Campbell are here. Miles
StandiSh has raced several times i'll the
East without attracting attention.
MIR. Corrlgau did not send Tyro's
name to the secretary's etfice tonight,
but it is generally understood that the
Hawthorne turfman means to try for
the big stake. Tyro has
Never Faced Starter,
and is the only maiden in the race aside
from Strathrose, the English horse. The
latter is little considered. The Keene
pair, st. Leonard and ChOriSter, are
about equal favorites with Don AlonZo
in expert prognasticationS. A book
maker predicted tonight that the open
betting would be about as follows: Don
Alonzo, to 1; St. Leonard and Chor-
ister, 2 to l: Lookout and BoundleS. to
/; Clifford, 5 to l; Ramapo, to |; u w
johnson. 10 to l; Tyro, 10 to l.; Oporto,
II to l; Buck McCann, Is to l.; St.Crolx,
Is to 1; Miles StandiSh, ID to l; Strath-
rose. 20 to L; Ingomar, 20 to l.; Aide
boran, 30 to L; Plutus, 40 to l.
Buck McCann and st. CroiX are named
to start in other races during the day,
which is considered evidence OF doubt
in the minds of their owners about start,
ing them in the big event. 1t is hardly
believed that Ingomar will be sent out
except in heavy going. white Hat
McCarty offered this evening, in the
hearing of the Associated Press reporter,
70 bet s., 900 to $4,000 that OpOrto would
beat any other colt that could be named.
Summing UP public opinion, however.
it can be said that there
Will BE a Great Surprise
if the race he not won by one of the six
horses, to wit: Don Alonzo, st. Leon
ard, Chorister, Lookout, Clifford and
BoundleSs.
Dwyer's great colt has steadily i'm
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Reductions in

26-ineh Gloria Silk Umbrellas, with
| gold, silver and hard rubber handles,
good value at Sl.73; sale price only 81. %
/ each. Main Floor.
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s.: !l5! !
! !5: !!!! AND EVANS;
Glove Dept.

8 Biggest bargains in the
3 city.
s Ladies' 4-button Chamois Gloves, col
81 ors and white, at only S3c pair.
6 Ladies' s-button length Mousquetaire
q Chamois Gloves only 95c pair.
IA Ladies' pure Silk Jersey Gloves, tans,
y modes. navy and cardinal; regular price,
"A 65c; today. soc pair.
u 100 dozen pure Silk Mitts at 25c pair
q Main Floor
& Drug Dept.
& Special prices for today.
& Maunier's fine French
2 Perfumes in all of the lead
2 ing odors; regular cash
2 price, 35c; special price only
z iOC per ounce.
y "Swan's Down" Face Powder only. &c
"A .'Ev-i-lo" Complexion Powder. ...... 23c
y 4-oz bottle VioletWater. er..............2lc lc
"A 2l2-lb box Sea Salt t................ ..l9c
q Glib box Sea Salt t.......-...-.-.....-.2 2oc
y soc Sponge for. ...:......;.....;...iz zoc
q ''Iodium," for killing household
81 pests only. lC
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Special Offerings
for Today

Ladies Silk-Plated Vests
with high neck and long
sleeves or high neck and
short sleeves; also Knee
Pants to match; regular
prices, S1.50 and S1.75; to-
day, 08c each.
Ladies imported Balbrig-
gan and Swiss Lisle Thread
Union Suits, with high neck
and short sleeves or low
neck and no sleeves, in
white, ecru and black; regu-
lar price, S2.25; today only
Sl.7S each.
Ladies' Lisle Thread
Pants. knee length, ecru
and white; regular price,
SOC; today only 39c each.
Main Floor.
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Patterns for July.

The Standard Patterns
and Publications for July
are here. Ask for a
Fashion Sheet.
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AT 800 YARDS RANGE.
The Rif1emen of the Second Regi-
ment Do Some Very Fair
Shooting.
Col. Bobleter Reviews the Regi.
ment-General News of the
Camp.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
LAKE CITY, Mlnn., June GA high
wind prevailed at Camp Lakeview to-
day, but was not sufficiently heavy to
require any extra labor on the part of
the militiamen to keep their abodes
from ascending.
Battalion drill passed off nicely this
morning, as also did the previous guard
mounting.
Some quietness prevails about the
camp, no such sports as base ball and
tennis being indulged in thus far by the
militiamen, and which were prominent
features of former encampments.
Gen. Pray, Col. A. Bertram and Capt.
Frederieks, Company q, First regiment,
were visitors at camp today.
Gov. Nelson will review the regiment
Monday evening. and good showing is
anticipated by the officers.
Shooting began at the 300-yard range
today, and some excellent scores were
made. Notwithstanding the fact that a
heavy gale was blowing. Following are
the individual totals:
Company G. Is shots possible rs
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Handkerchiefs.

} 200 dozen Embroidered,
, Fancy Hemstitched and
Z Printed Al1-Linen Handker-
I chiefs, worth 121ac and 15c;
) today only &c each:
Main Floor
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Ratb fitr Matter.

8or iiber so Sabren i9on tpurbe
Mr8. Minslom's soothing > Syrup
BON Miaionen bon Miittert1 beim 3ab>
men Der &inber angemenbet. Mirft but
i'm S6lafe bur6 baS Shreien zines
&inbes geft6rt, bas i'm 3abnen 1T unb
Dor S9meraen tpeint2 Wenn 10, laRe
iofort cine Slaf4e BON rMrs. Winss
Ions SOOTHING Spfup" bolen. Sem
Wertb lit unbeaablbar. @8 nirb benz
tleinea 2~eibenben iofort 2inberung pers
f6affen. NerlaBt eu6 barauf, Miitter,
es 1T fein 3meifeI bariiber. @s beilt
9pienterp. unb Diarrboe, regulirt ben
Wagen unb bic Nieren, befeitigt Winbs
&olit, ertpei6t ben @aumen, perbins
bert gnt;iinbuug unb itdrft bas ganae
Spfem. n@trs. Winslops SOOTHING
Syrup" fur aabnenbe &inber 1T anges
nebm in @ei6mad unb bas @eeept
5tammt BON einem Der beften meibliden
Qer5te in ben Ser. Staten. IS 1T bel
allen 9ruggiien in Der aanae1 We!t 5u
baben. YreiS Is gent8 per Glat1e.
8auft ni9t8 anberes, als Wtrs. Wtnss
lotpS SoptbingsS brup.
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gaorans gdlaHoHafett sntaebt.

Snteaisente Aer3te betraAten BEN @ebrau4
narfpttiher Nittel NIT immer iueniser eins
itisen Ausen. 8dbrenb bieielben in egtres
men Gduen benutt merben, UNI bic MOTH
~nenbise tempordre Grleihteruns gu perf4afs
fen, itnb bic gemiibunsen Der Aer5te beut3u'
tase mebr ais friiber i'm Masemetaen auf bic
Mnpenbuns Don Nitteln eeribtet, bas aers
penibftem ais Bats fur cine seiunbe @es
mitbsrube anfsurtdten. Dies 1T elmer Der
@riinbe, tpe8balb 9oitetters Maeenbitters bic
Santticp Der @erSte ais ionil6eS g%eruenmit.
tel erbaltrn BOT. @eitSrte 8erbauunserseust
e9loFofisteit anb cine 9ebuns tes ~erftersn
2eibens bnr6 bas 8itters 1T setpDbnlth bon
Der @ieoerfebr zines rubieen S9lafss se
foIat. 1eberarbeituns, seiitise Gufresung,
iibenbe 2ebenstpeiie i4wdden bic @erbauune
uno eridlaffen bic 4eroen. Oas gttters
ftdrft biefelben, inbem es bic 6abisfett gu
nerbauen inb bic Nabruns gu aifimiltren
mieber beriteat. auberbem ftinulirt es IN
eeiunber Meiie Sober unb Nieren. @alen
Ietben, 5ortleibisteit, 8beumatismus uni
Sdmahe Derbsn burd bieie betpdbrte Wte'
bisin sebeilt,
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mie mir fe fir uns perIanaen." ges

tpie mir fie fir uns berlangen." Gez
polutionen baben bic Ser. Staten
ftetS ban1 anerfannt, tper1 ft9 aeigte,
baB bieielben BON Der iibermiegenben
Mebr3abl bes b~etrefenben Bottles auss
gingen. Da bies auf ben pprliegen>
ben 5aq iebo9 ni9t sutrift nnb ba
Der Stur3 Der &0nigin auf bas btrecte
@ingreifen Der amerifanii6en bewahs
neten Ma6t 3uriid3nfibren 1T, 10 bolt
es prdfibent glebelanb i'm Snterefe
Der @bre unb bes Nniebens Der Ser.
Staten fir unbebingt notbuenoig,
ben status quo ante tpieberber5uitel=
len, b. ;. bic a0nigin mieber etnaus
feben.
No6 mebr erl6mert unb bermidelt
als bic Sa6lage iebt i6on 1T, tpir6
fie aber nod babur6, baB bic &6nigin
iefblt BON biefer Wiebereinfebung
Mi9ts miFen min, mabri6einli@ neil
fe ibren lieben 2anbesftnbern ni9t
trai uub neil tie beameifelt, fi6 obne
Bic bouernbe llntsritiibung Der Ser.
Stoctett auf ibrem Sbrone balten gu
f0nnen.
Ser 6aupt= Srrtbum, ben Brditbent
@lebelanb-geftibt auf bic Nngabe
8lounts- begging mar ohenbar Der,
baB Sic propiiorii6e &egierung in 90
nolulu obne ben nbtbigen &iidbalt
Eeon Soften Der Bemobner 9amaits lei
unb baB er annabm, bieIelbe miirbe
fofort in ftb ielbft aerfauen. fobalb bic
ameritaniide berielben ibre moraIii6e
nnb materiele nnterfiibung entaiebe.
9as mar iebo9, tpie ft1 na6trdgli6
geaeigt bat, Elm GROCER Srrtbum. Das
f@eint Ntemanb better gu mifen, als
bic &6nigin 2iliobaleni, mel6e fi9
febt Der Nusfibrung BON glepelanbs
uoblmeinenben Nbii9ten miberiebt,
neil fe genau peiB, baB bic Jreube
bod ridt lange mdbren rpirbe.
9ie Nufgabe hes Gongrefes, bieie
6amaii' f9e germidlung gu eutnirren,
utrb nun aud feline lei6te iein-unb
cine banEbare ebenfo penig. Die Nns
nerion 9amaiis 1T D6lig ausgei6loiz
len, ~menigitenS obne cine i9mere 9dds
biguug bes Mnfebens Der BunbessH es
gieruag, beren Oberbaupt bieielbe als
cine .bes 2anoes uuutrbise uasere6s
tigteit" be3ei6nete. 9ie Wiebereinie,
bnng Der &Dnigin 1T aber ebeaio I'M.
benfbar. ba ite fi6 ia felbf bagegen
mebrt mnb bic 8~eibebaltuag Der BRO
b;iorii9en &%egielung" in 6onolulu If
mad ben Nusfibrungen Der 8otf baf1
bes p~rdfibenten @lepelanb eigentlid
au1-auS politif9en unb meralif9eu
@rinben-gan5 unm6glt9.
WnS aus benz Wirrparr in 9ono:
lulu aber i1liekli6 uerben ioa, 1T 5ur
Belt nod polfdnbig rGtbfelbaft.
Ser biebere Mr. Stepens bat ba BEN
Uncle Sam einen 8rei eingeriibrt, Der
biefem nod geraume 3eit f9wer in
Wagen liegen tpirb!
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&pob's 8illea furiren 8eritOpfung

3orrespsnoens. Sort @rif>
fin, Is. Sec. '93.-S1on felt mebs
reren @oden finbe i6 In ieber Stunts
iter Sbres gef9dbten glattes unter
Der @ubrif rWo6en : &unbi9au" bic
auperf9tli9e 8ebauptung, baB bic
4arre, bic aber benz geiammten Staat
berri9ts, iebt rsriinbli6" 9ebro6en lit.
81, nun! Wie fomuat es benin, baB
bies Mles 10 fpurlos on uns poriiber
gebt-ober geb6ren mir benin ni6t nit
gum State 9eras2 Sd piirbe mid
Bitten, bic Sober a~n5uribren, uenn
mir fublten, baB bic Sirre sebro6en
mdre; leiber tit bies nidt Der Sal.
Sc 1T pabr, baB mir ben san3en
5ommer biubur6 bonn Stunt an, nit
Musnabme BON b66fenS IA Sagen,
tets bur9 ben NiDer - obne uns bic
S9ube NAB gu MAIDEN = laufen tonn>
ten; baraus 1T gu f6lieBen, baB es
aud nod meter i'm Norbtpeften, in Der
gtdbe Der 8rasos Clear Sort, ni9t ges
regnet bot. DaB ber genaante Stri9
fein audud8neft 1T, babon fann man
fid iiberseugen, nentt man cine &eife
bur6 biefe @esion ma6t. l1eberan
bort man bieielben 9laeen. WaHer
finbet man rlur nod i'm &iper an
iiberaG pertrodnet bas 8ras unb rlur
benz milben Wetter perbanft man es.
baB &inbbieb, S9afe &C. ni6t mad
Sauienben ftiir3en.
Sem Garmer feblt Der &egen fir
ben gepflan3ten Weisen; benin mad
benz &egen nod pflan5en, ba5u 1T es
bod wobl su fpdt. Meisen, Der Dor
6, ia Dor 4 Woden nod f66n grim
mar, III babin ; falde Gelber limb ebenfo
fabl, ipie bic pielbefabrene 2anbifraBe.
Sci al bieier S~rofenbeit, mo tdeli1
9aHienbe bon Mugenpaaren mad einem
@egen ausi9auet unb BITE 8ewpbner
bieier @egenb fat our @er5weifuug
qetrieben tperben, flingen folhe Be-
rihte gegabe tpie 9obn itnb eS it baber
geratbeu, nit Der 8er6fentli9ung bers
ieIberl oori9tiger su fem. Wir gez
brauden aber INNER mod &egen unb
apar cine gauge Wenge 6abon.
WaT SC. Mtlbe.
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an Sen unre9ten setoms
men iinb jinglt tn 2atbrop, Wo.,
spet 3erle, BE Morsens Elm ubr ben
ben Nadtotenlt %periebenoen 9elesras
pbiten Thompion 81 berauben in6ten.
@iner ber Hduber bate, inbem ct benz
Beamten ben 6enolner porbielt, li9
umgemoubt, UNI mad einem Sell su
iuden, In nel6em Gn9enblide Ibomp,
ion benz Spisbuben nit etnem S6urs
eiien ben S6doel eiui9tus. Der Rllms
pan be8 @auners riifte barauf nit
einem Stuble benz Telesrapbilten 3u
2eibe, tpuroe BON oieiem aber In bte
Gludt 9etrieben. Ser bon benz Beams
ten nit BEN Sdiireiien ~hearbeitete
0auber mar CUR Stunbe 6ieies Sdreis
bens benz Tobe nabe.
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@Sntols g2teberldnbiide asD Ser.
&faalen @pftliuie.
Ditette 2tnie spif9en
otikEbam mo Nmerbam
mub g4e1u g9orf.

SGiffe Iaufen 1oulesne an unb ieselt iebe
BEDS bon Rec BORT mad 9pIIanb.
Dar@s8iAete mad alien europdif@ea Stdbs
ts@ perben tu ben nieorisften aaten aus
aefteat.
erfle Gaiate $40 nnb aunp6rts. 3ipeite
@aiate $8t unb anftudrts. 3nii4enpedss
bizete BON europa fperben tcrIduftg nidt
ensesReut, bod ftnb G~iutuauberern 5treite
SajDes8iaets ju ermdbigten 8aten gefteat,
20. s. 9Dung, Agent.
6if DfsAouftansS trabe, Can Mntpnio, 9er.
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Gin Omnibus nit pneuma.
ttlden @ummirabern lit felt
9ar3em In @lasgom in Dienit seitellt.
Die Rdoer fin6 nit @ummtl9lduden
bis 5u so Miuimeter Durdmelier Be-
lest, bic NIT 9uft 9efiillt werOen unb
9e9en Yerlesung bnr6 fdarfe Steine
ODER S9erben Our6 elm in Seseltu9
einsewebtes Drabtnes sei6iist fino.
Ser ftobfreie, oOlli9 Seraufdloie Sang
bes Wasens lit fiir Sabrsaite mic fir
bic auwobner Der uerfebrsretden Stra=
zen cine bOdft i9asenswertbe annebms
lihfeit.
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DdF Bel BEN gegenpGrtis
@raSs 90 hanger itnb bic
Gutteri6neibe Mai6inen our germere
tbnng Der &ornitensel &c. bon sroBem
Wertbe fir ben 6armer. Man bei9e
tige bic "Belle City Feed Cutters
bel Sips &0aarmann. @roBe
Nusmabl bafelbf gu alen preiien, fir
9anbsB etrieb, unb fir ben Betrieb
bur9 pferbes nnb 9ampftraft.
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Galifprnia 8 @efme.

WeinIiebbaber finben elm groBes 2as
ger BON fetnen California Weinen bel
9errn s. $. MeDer am Nlamns
pla3a. 9err Meper fu9t bic Weine
an Or unb STEELE aus unb fauft bireft
aus benz Seller Der Weinai6ter. MIa
gutem &enner gelingt es ibm tets, biz
beiten Sorten ausaumdblen. St fann
feline &unben unb Gamilien nit einem
guten 3ropfen Derieben. &otb= AMI
MeiB Weine in poraigli6er Qualitd1
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @alone - fret
ins 0aus geliefert.
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NERNINE

G.a sa1anttytes 9siInttttsf fhr eraerte, G4ninbeI,
NsHsnlhsnsny &rdmyies aerpbie Renralste, aep5psb,
psn 1Ifsto1 ebex EatnE, G@IafcFgteit, seiEise 9iies
lessef4tssenbsttt @ehd4tnt6f9pdAe, Gettrnerrsts
ennss be sHm Bstnfnn fhtrt. frhbes Gltern, 0es
f&e&tsS&1&&e bel betben @ei@Ie4teru, ReQuttenen,
BE tar@ ttbeFeuHrtnsung be8 @ebtrus, Mtbbrau&
sbes Gnttaftfamfttt ent{fehen.
O.. @s DeGcaer d Co., Drusstfteu, (NaGfpiger
sen 9e5A 8. &eygtiDn)t Nuetniss &seuten, Gpiecabs
@yeA, &dm Gntcntpss Eegas. = Gbenfp asenten fhs
&efse Ntrrtns unb 0sbtrnsMeitteI.
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GopleD's 8egifter, No. % NIamo
plaaa bat einen &uf fir guten alien
Wbisfep, bic beften gemif9teu @es
trdnfe, feline Weine unb ausgesei6nete
importirte unb einbeimif1e @igarren
unb tets frif9e8 Bier. Ser @iaentbi<
mer; Soc Cooley, peritebt ieiu Sef9dft.
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Cine Bsrleni d MIR i6entt Der
20nis 9umbert BON Stalien Ieiner @es
mabliu an iebem .ibrer @eburtstase.
9estere btfist bereits cine itattli6e ln.
GAIL ohisr foitbareu S4mudsssen'
it1n6e.
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No. 50 aiebt auRerproemtli@.

9a fi6 cine unsebeure Na6fraee
mad unieren IS Gents S@uben a1er
Dirt geltenb ma9t, 10 baben mir be-
f6loHen, NIT benz gertauf berfelben
bis auf unbeftimmte 3eit fortsufabren.
Cinderella Gdmb s0alnf.
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MAJ Morgan City Fish and Oyster
Co. Wbolefales unb @etail > 9dnbIer
in feinen Nuffern, Sii6en, Wilb &c.
SeIepbOneN So. l.
@uftrdge aus benz 2anbe tperbett
erbeter unb prompt ausaefihrt.
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. tis!

&auft bic beiten Snbianer Serrito>
RUM ; &oblen au $3.50 per 3onne,
ebenio @ofes bon Der
Gan Nntonio Sass pagmie.
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@d,pla' Walmeu ; 0artem lit Be,

gdula' Yalmtem > 0arten 1T Der
9ammelplaB Der Deuti9en BON Sun
Intonio nit ibren Gamilien. Sic re-
gelmdBigen Nbenb 5rei &on5erte an
bier Nbenben In Der Wo9e finb ftets
5ablrei6 befu9t unb e~rfreuet1 1t9 elmer
aqgemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Meine
unb Wbisfeps nnb a~lle3eit felerfrif9es
Bier, iotpie bic beiten @igarren.
9ie & eItauration liefert ale
OelitateKen Der Saifon. Muitern,
Slide, Wilb in better 3ubereitung.
SagliG ansgeaeidneter mariner 2und,
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D0- 9as Waarenlager BON ST Is
Ser 8ro8. 1T perlodenb. Sier giebt
es bur9au8 tleue unb moberne 4rtifel
Der Suuelenbran6e.
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11m bte gnahrhsit AZ erfabrem

in 8eaug auf Soob's Sarfaparila,
frage man Dieienigen, bic biefe Mes
bi3in brau6en, Ober lefe bic oft in bies
fem 8latt absebrudten 3euguife; fte
tperben gn9 iiber3eugen> baB 9Oob's
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- 9as 66nne % r.
ra@ts : q dent 1T cine fein
ausgefibrte photographic BON 6 a l.
lawap's Nntalt. 513 Of : 9ou>
ftontraBe.
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8bisteps su 81 90 Bis
$5 so per @altone. Sins,
8ranbies. so. 6 tanola &
Sphn.
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= @eibna9tss unb Reuiabrsfarten
BEL 8ainbrtbge& Corner.
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.. u. & u. g. 8abr,.
Mbfabrt.

@a@ @alpefton, 6suftor unb @uero
tdgli9 ..............9:O5 gorm.
Na9 CORPUS @brifti, Mranfas pab unb
Beepile tdgli6 ......2:10 Na9m.
Wa4 @errDiae tdgli6. ..7:15 Nbenbs.
Na6 4errpiae tdgli9, ausgenommen
@onntags mnb Montass, I'M
7:40 Morgens, .......,........
Nmtunft.
Bon 8albefon, 0pufpn unb @uero
tdgli9.. 200 NberbS.
gon CORPUS Gbrifi, Iranfas paB urb
8eeDile tdgli6. 40 Nadm.
BON &errDile tdgli6.... $3.50 0prm.
Bon aerrDile tdgli6, au8genommen
Soantags unb Montags, um
6:45 Na9m.