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The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1893-04-08

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The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1893-04-08
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a.rrRpAY. APRIL 8, 1898.

r-n-s ylyanta avenue and Elevenr up,, TO- '
rem WI, common ing Monday Anfl, !"
C",xD DOUBLE ATThACIloN!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-29

Die Meritaner, in Der 9oHnung, bic
SeIaner gu 5erfreuen, fanbten eine
Nbtbeilung BON so Wann ab, um Sen.
Surleions 2ager an5ugreifen, bieielbe
murbe aber f6nea bur6 bas sSeuer Ell
nes Se6spfiinbers auriidgetrieben.
9lm Nbenb bes 8. tpurbe bic 8eiebung
Der n3ambranoz& bur9 bic &omz
pagnien Der &apitdne 9piiber, NQep,
gbmarbS unb Duncan fortgeiebt. 9ie
8sraner befauOen it6 iebt i'm 8efib
Der 9anptbefeitigungen bes Seinbes,
ahf Der nDrbmeltliden Seite.
Obglei9 Sen. 8urlelon fortpdbs
renb patrouillen um San Nntonio gez
ten lieB, mar es Sol. usarte9ea mdbs
ren0 Der &dmpfe Der leBten Sage bod
gelnngen, Sen. GoS cine geritdrtung
eon 500 Strdflingen, bic BON 100
Manr reguldrer Snfanterie bema9t
uurben, 5u5ufiibren. 9iefelben mur=
ben gefefelt eingebra6t unb ibre aets
ten ibnen erlt abgenomn1en, ais fie in
&eib unb @lieb ftanben, um gegen ben
6einb gu mari6iren. Sieie @trdflinge
bieuten in0efen ni6t ba3u, bic pirfs
Ii6e Stdrte Der merifanif6en Nrmee su
oermebren. Wte faum anbers au
erwarten, tparen iie obne ieben militds
ridden @brgeis, unb ba6ten mebr an
cine gRnitige @elegenbeit 3ur Glu9t,
als an eine @rfiilung Der ibnen auf
ge3mungenen pfli6ten. NnItatt cine
@efabr fir bic Seraner gu iein, paren
fie eber elm Gortbeil. inbem fe baIfen,
bic obnebin tnappen gorrdtbe Der Bes
lagerten raider 5u persebren. Die
Befabung BON BeIar betrug nod Nnz
tnnft Der Verftdrfung ungefdbr 400
Nfann.
(5prtiesuns foGst)
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Dir Gfbrfrirt.
Aus BEN polnif9sn Der elias arasf,koma.
uun tAlbert WeiR.
tUprtleBungl.

Wopon tranmte lie 70 lponnis? Vou
tr9eno elmer frDbli6 ourhtan3ten 9ta6t
Soer bon eincm neuell &lei6e in betterer
beller 6arbe? gtellei6t gar BON einenl
jdrtli6en M0rt6en, etnein sslammen,
blide bes @eliebten p
BlOtli6 erlpa9t aus tbsem ginnen,
erbob iie oas 9aupt unb flati9te In ofe
9anbe, offenbar Dor lauter Sreuoe.
Wfit fait finOli6er 3uit iprane iie auf
nno 0ffnete Die Tbiir gum 9lebenltfbe
9en. 9ier ieood leste iie ben Singer
auf Die 9ippen nn0 fliiiterte ft6 ielber
51: Still. Damn mieoer frogte iie
letie ii9 ielbit: sS6ldft er, o6er idldft
er riht 2"
Sn benl Stiib6eu, ipeld)es 3iemlih
pielsabli9, aber altertbiirnli6 uno Elm.
fa9 nl0blirt mar, rubte auf sem barten
Sopba Elm junser Mann bon mittlerer
@r0Be uno auffallenber Wfaserfeit, nit
eineln biibi9en langli1en @efi6te, Def.
len lpadsbleide trdnfli9e Sarbe unb
itarrer Qusbrud ieOo9 gre1 abItah bon
BEN bi6ten ouilflen 9aaripu6s un6 ben
Die Nu9en bebedeubeu tiefblauen Brillen.
sldieru.
Ginit mar Mi9el Elm fernselunoes
&tno, iDenlr aud INNER ettpas lanafam
uno i9ii6tern 9ewelen. Wfit le6aebn
Sabren f6on bate er fiiuf 2laiIen anf
BEN W1mnaiium burhgen1aht, ais
plosli6 fein @eiidt iene bdBli9e fpa6s.
bletbe 5arbe annabm, ietne @lie6er
abmagerten uno inrler fraftlofer, Dor
NQem aber ieine Nu9en 70 l9mad uno
16mer5baft murben, oas er auf arats
tiden Hatb fie fpie Elm alter Mann nit
ben buuflen @laIern beSeden muste,,
bic er ieitoem ni9t tpie6er ablegen
fonnte.
Gr DerlieB allo Die 99ule uno be.
gagn, 6a er 5n jeoem 6an6merfe III
ihDa6 iuur, auf benz 2anoratbssBureau
81 arbeiten. Wfit 5einer &arriere mar
es porbei fit INNER. g4arum? OAR
iiber fonute 9tiemanb Nusfnnft eeben.
SeoenfallS mar er ir9enb elmer unfiht,
baren nno bod porbanoenem 9dd.
6i9ung auseelett setpefen. $50 aber?
Sn Der S9ule? Sber oabeim bel Ser
@biesune bes 8aters? Soer burh
ote drnlli6e 2ebensmeiie Der Samilie ?
--ner in Der l6ledten gnft, Die er in Der
SroBitaot eiil9eatbmet ? Wer fam es
.rgriiiioen p
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9dlafit Du, Mi1cl, ODER nidt?A
@r iblief itht naebr, Der arlne 2an6s
ratbSl6reiber, fonbern 90rte bic leiie
5rage Der ShDeftcr, nod aber batte er
nidt aus9eldlafen mad Der ermiibcnben
Ea9esarbeit. Trdge itredts er li9 auf
BEN Sopba aus un6 niiiblam nHr ents
rang iib feiter Geble Die unbeftimnite
@egenfrage: ~@ie?4 Damn erlt erbob
er fi1 Elm spenig, redte beioe glrne, 70
lang fie iparen, III Die 90be, sabnte laut
uno riB babel lpeit ben Wfuno auf, bis
inn bieier ourd einen mabren 6agd
Don aiifien seldloilen ipuroe. 9aut
la1eno unb ibrn aud nod gtirn nno
Waneen fiiiIeilo, rief Sobanna
sd bab's, Wii6el, i9 bab'S! 8as
i'd mir 10 lange selpiiuidt, i'd bab's se>
fttnben |"
Erd9e un6 9lei9giltig, babel aber
9ans ianft entmaub u ii6 ibren grlnen
uno fra9te nit Der gelpobnten. etipas
ndlelnoer Sttmme:
.Was benn, Sobanna On biit ia
wie BON Sinmenl 28as baft On aes
fHnben, @el6, ODER mas ionft?a
% nein! geiddftigungl Il eripis
oerte 1ie, pl0tli6 ernlt geiporben.
Wii6el aber redte lih gcra5e, nabm
oie Brille ab, rieb iie nit benz Eude,
fstte fie tuieOer altf nnb fraete bic
S9Deiter binter ben ounflen @ldIern
beruor nit ben ger0tbeten Nugen atls
blin3elnb, baftis:
nSo2 geirit On aud etipas babel
perbienen?A
Sobanna trat ibm itdber unb er,dhlte
ibm gum eriten Stale BON ibren Wfiihen
uno Sor9en, nit beuen iie tim ni6t I'M.
lOnlt betriiben lpollte. Bor 3uraem be-
abftdti9te iie l1on, in oas Inslano AT
geben ooer ir9enbmobin als 9inberearts
nerin, Donne ODER @irtbl9afierin i'm
9ausbalt, 9leidpiel, Inn nur etpas au
fbuit unb ailsufangen. OioA aber 40,
serte iie, neil iie ielbft ni9t mubfe,
ipoju fie befabi9t iei; benn iie bate
nur I'M 9auie Wian9es, aber ni6t
piel 9elernt, oas Benige jebo1 griin6.
lid, ba ber 0ater ielbft fie unterrt1tete.
Da5u fam nod, oaB iie li9 bonn 8ruoer
ni4t trennen nno6te. @tanbcn lie bod
Geibe 70 allein oa aui Der @elt unb Ct
mar oft 10 trdnfli9 liuo beburfte ibrer
RfIese.-
Nls iie bies lprad, rannen ibr bic
Ibrdneti aus ben blauen gugen balb
ieoo9 iparen iie getrofnet. 8ar ibr
bod beute Elm 8robes Slid begeanet |!
Drau o., Die bebdbise Defikerin Der
Roae, fragte iie, als iie ibre Gage fennen
aelernt, Oh fie nidt ibrc beiben fleiueu
@nfelinnen unterridten ipotle, tpelde
einer 2ebrerin nod iebr beburften.
ytatiirlid nabm iie bies Gnerbietel
oanfbar an. Die Gfeinen iollten bier
ber 81 ibr fonmeu, neil iie babeim, bel
BEN beftdnbisen ydrnt bur6 bic Qfolle,
nitinDoli9 etipaS lernen fonnten. DieS
mar aber nur ber anfans. 5rau o..
uerlprad ibr, fie elmer Befannten su
tmpfeblen, bic jipei Sauler In berielben
Strabe uno einen fleinen Gobn befitt.
gstteren iolle fie sur SAnIe uorbereitsn
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9ers. 8anb ses meaen ;, ,srodsaus..

&S% o. 0uWu ueo ueuSu p,OEuugNu6
yta6 elmer ettpas ldnseren 3mil6en.
paufe, als bic es mar, in mel9er biz
bisberigen Z Bdnbe Der neuen = bier;
sebnten = 4uflase bes groBen 8rod.
J bauS'l6en Concentrations 2erifons
! bisber aufeinanber folgten, 1T ieBt Der
8. ganb bes epo9emarfenben gla6=
, f6lasesWerfes eri6ienen, Der bic grs
tifel bon r@ilbe" big y6elb4 umfeBt.
Mit bieiem 8anbe 1T bas auf 16 8dn6e
bere9nete @eiammtpert aIio gerabe
5ur 9dIfte abgei6loiien.
Mu6 Der iebt borliegenbe 8. 8anb
entbdlt tDieber neben elmer erItaunli6
rei9baltigen Giille bon iurgfdltig aus
gearbeiteten Nrtiteln cine iiberaus aro>
BE Wn3abl BON @bromoz5afeln. @arfen,
pldnen, 8ilbertafeln unb 3erts eyllus
ftrationen. @bronlotafeln BON tpun=
oerpoll lebbafter Sarbengebung begIei=
ten Die folgenben Nrtifel: @iraffe,
Glasmalerei, @lasi9namme, @0tbe
(S6apers @0tbe- Dentmal), @rdier
unb @rie6iibe Stulpturen. Wainuti=
6S ausgefiibrte &arten be9leiten bic
folgenben 9lrtitel bes adten 8aubes :
8rie9enlanb, ,@roBbritannien, Guinea,
9amburger umgegenb, 9qr3 unb 0eers
meien (WfilitdrsDislocatipn in WitteIs
gnrapa.) Golgenbe StabtpIdne ner,
ben fiir giele cine millfommene 8eigaBs
bes porliegenben Wertes iein: Graz,
9aae on Der Saale unb Daunoper
uAter ben sabIrei6eu ionltiseu 8ilbers
lafeln limb nod bic folsenben befonbers
erpdbnensrertb: @ramineen. (@rd.
fer) 5; @rie6iibe &unf 3; 9anbfeuz
ermaHen4 6dngebriiden 2, etc. etc.
Gte 9.rau5geber DieieS goBsn 5ams
mellpertes = beRen reoactionelle Sid
tung unb 3uiammenfeQuns cine sei(tige
5bat unb glrbeitsleiitung bon nidbt 3u
unterl6dBeuber 8ebeutung 1T, unb
5tpar folDobl in qualitatiper, pie in
qualitatiDer 6inliGt-t6eilen nit, baB
ibnen bereit6 $3.50 aritifen Der bisber
porliegenben Z 8dnbe aus alien 3beiz
len Der @roe 3u @eli6te gefommen linb,
unb baB li6 BON bieien ale bis auf A
iage un6 f6reibe bier = in Musbriden
bes b06iten 2obeS iiber ibr @ert aus
gelprO6en bdtten. Sollten biele 4
yerurtbeilungs &ritifen etna BON
rSeriibmtbeiten" berriibren, bic bas
our9 auf bic 9ibneraugen eetreten
tuurfen, baB lei unerpdbnt blieben2-
9Sir mafen gsfeben, baB mir uns
barauf freuen, ben gan3en rgrodbaus"
erH oOafdnbig beiiammen au baben.
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Seppif6e un0 Nf6bel.
l.. WnIf5nn, Main Plaza.
Der soangtber ber 0iOOe nn6 Der Yreie

0nm 9nfe auopiss XIV. Weld'
etne mabloic Selblpenoung am 9ofe
Suopiss XIV. berrl9te, 3eist unter
anoerem oie Mabt3eit, pel9e man zen
cas- de mutt, Gm Sall Der yta9t)
nannte. Dies bat folsenbs 8sipanbt,
ntB. Bei elmer &rantbeit bes Dau>'
pbinS fparen einmal bic in Ser gta6t a
Granfenbette weilenosn Ier3te gu ibrer
@rTrii9uns nit elmer opulenten Mabl<
5eit beipirtbet woroen. yia9 Der @ene,
lun9 Oes Daupbins murbe oieler @es
brau6 auf ale Brin3en beS fonisli6en
DanlcS anssebe6nt uno lp1ter io9ar
allabenoli6 cine Wablseit i'm Gorsim,
mer ieroirt. 9leiduiel, Oh Elm Nr3t oa
mar oOer ni6t, nur banit, ipenn Elm
FOLDER 9erlfen nerben mu6te, berlelbe
eine @rtrii6un9 oorfdnoe, bic ila6
etner Seltilnmun9 be8 &6nigs aus smei
1errinen Boutllon, einem gebratenen
9apaunen uno 5pei sebratenen junsen
Siibnern. a6t ffeinen Wtil1brobhen,
a6t friid) selottenen Giern uno Swei
6lal6en Boroeaurpein beiteben lolltc,
moour6 Der fOnisli9en Salie cine 9luss
9abe BON idbrli9 10000 SrancS er>
muds. 0a in ben meiiten 6alen,
lelblt II ,ln Elm ar3t serufen norben
mar, oiele Wtabl5eiten unberiibrt blie=
ben, 10 fielen lie Der Oieueri6aft 3u, bic
ben Grlos oafiir unter ii9 tbeilte, unb
neil aud Die jeoen Gag friid aufseltedten
Wadsfer3en Der Sanbclaber uno &rons
leu6ter, 9let6piel oh lie sebrannt bat.
ten ooer ni6t, ben Domeitifen seborfen,
10 fonnte man BEN 8rofit Der Diener-
l6aIt auf iabrli6 100000 6raneS l6d.
een. @rit Suoptg XVI. l6affte Die len.
Wfibbrau6 auf Ordn9en ieiuer @euab.
LIN Wfarte 9tntoinette gum 9roBen WtiBs
Oer9nii9en Der OieuerI6aft ab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-29

Gin eiierner Nrm. gSd6reno @ot
D. SerliAin9enS eiierne Sano, Die nod
bente 5n Sa9itbaulen aufbewabrt wiro,
aQ9enein befannt lit, peiB gar Wtan6er
ni6tS oapon, oaB ein Seloberr oes orei,
bi9jdbri9en &rie9es cinen 9au3eu eiler.
men Arn 9etragen bat. Oa8 mar Ser
3o9 Gbriitian BON Sraunl9weig, Der
utolle Oer5o9" genauut. Sn Der
Sdla9t bel 6leurus (29. 9lusuit 1929
lpnroe ibm Der ltnfe 9lrm Serldmettert
CT lteB i'm ii6 unter 8aufen uno 1rom.
petenl6all 9ln9eIbt5 oeS 9an3eu See.
res abnebmeu uuo oaun einen aus
(Silen ferti9en, Der 10 tunitpoll beI6afs
lcn mar, bab er i'm bewe9eu uno nit
Der 0anb sllleS 9reifen fonnte,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-29

3onD syanft's &efaurant unb @u.
iternbaus. st. 2oais. prominente
8iirger uub 6rembe aus alien Welts
tbeiIen t0nnen bier angetrofen werben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-29

St't''9n'e" pph euuS NuluIIVsVuL UegetlI
tperben fann.
S, $. gBenep & 6 ., @isentbamer,
Solebo, Sbio.
Bir, bic llnter3ei4neten baben S. S. Gbeneb
lett ben lebten l5 Sabren sefannt unb baIten
ibn fur bollfcmmen ebrenbaft in aIen @es
Ipaf sberbanolungen unb finanaiea befdbist,
atie BON ieiner Sirma eingesangenen @ers
binbli9feiten gu erfiilen.
@eit & Gruar @rObbanbels.9 .9rosuiiten,
Solebp, Sbio.
Ba BINS &tnnan & Mar Yin, @rpb>
nSelssSrnsuiiten, SoIebo, Obio.
Saa's &atarrb Sur pirD innerli& eenoms
men unb ipirft bireft auf bas 8lut unb bic
i9Ietmtgen Sberfdden bes Sbitens. 3euss
niile fret perianbt. 9Sreis rs Gents fir bic
i5laiae. Serfauft BON allen apptbetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-29

2oui6 aunfeI, 1873 Norb.
6lOre8sSraBe offerirt GaliforniaGotb.
9Deine gu go uno 75 @ents per 6allone.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-29

Die beriibmten 8rammer unb
@limor Wai6maI6inen bilig bel u.
9euitnger.
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eV u. 9eufinaer bdIt cine
rei6e Gusmabl Der sebiegeniten Werts
seuge aller 9lrt.
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gSie lit nies !!

9Sir bieten etnbunbert Dollars 8Ipbnuna
fur ieren SAL BON &atarrb, ber nibt burd
Gtnnebnten BON 9aus's &atarrbs&ur sebeilt
iperben fann.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-05
PERSONAL.

J. A. Palmer, of Denver, and E. M.
Ray of Aaspen, Colo, both capitalists
have been in the city for few days.
G. G. Carpenter, general agent of the
Santa Fe, is in the city looking after
the interests of that system of railway.
G. G. Isreal returned yesterday morn
ing from Tucson. and he has already
been invited to take position with the
paper in distress.
Richard Handbook was at Friday
night meeting duly installed chancellor
of the exchequer of the local lodge of
Knights of Pythias.
Hon. H. G. Boone went to Tempe
yesterday and made an inspection oil
its banking institutions, which he
found in good condition.
J. Stanley, OF Globe, is on business
mission in the city at present. Mr..
Stanley is we'll identified with the cat.
tie interests Of the territory.
T. D. Hammond came over from
Florence yesterday, at which place he
is receiver of the Florence canal. He
will return on Monday evening.
Chas. W. Pugh, the editor and pro-
prietor of the Stockman, was in the city
yesterday attending meeting of the
Livestock Sanitary Commission.
Henry Smith, prominent citizen OF
Apache county and member OF the
live stock commission, is spending a
few days in the city and enjoying the
sunny climate of the valley.
DR.. H. K. Noou will leave tonight for
Arizona republican., 1893-11-05
A DISGRACEFUL SCENE.
Election of Swift to Succeed
Harrison, Claimed.
An Occasion of Tumult and Riot in
the Chicago City Coun-
Gil Chamber.
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated PreSS.
CHICAGO, Nov. Ain the stormiest
session of the city council ever held in
Chicago, Geo. B. Swift, the Republican
candidate was declared elected to sue
coed the late Mayor Harrison, whose
assassination occurred just week
ago.
A terrific fight took place for the Or
ganization, which resulted in the selec-
ton of Alderman McGlllen.
Such scenes were never before enact
cd in city council chamber in this
city as transpired here today. Before
the crepe draped speakers desk stood
two aldermen, political opponents, each
declaring himself chairman OF the body.
The reading clerk leaped upon the back
of one contestant and tried to eject him.
Another clerk tore up the resolution
because it was not in line with what
his party desirad. Over the sombre
draped rails of the speakers stand
leaped another alderman upon the
back of the clerk and his colleages
focked to his aid. Upon him jumped
an alderman of the opposing faction and
clutching at the coat of the man who
by force was trying to get before the
council that which hould have been
quietly received. Police officers rush
ed into the enclosure to separate
the struggling aldermen and in the
fight that ensued, the crepe hung about
the desk of the dead mayor, was rent,
torn down and trampled and underfoot.
The man who three days ago spent
money and labor to honor Mayor Har-
rison, disgraced his memory today by a
disreputable brawl over fight to sit
for twenty minutes in his chair. To-
nights the council chamber is guarded
by police officers and no one is allowed
to enter. Chairman McGillen refused to
declare Swift elected. The Republican
aldermen withdrew to the ante room
and proceeded to swear in Swift as
mayor. The matter will now rest until
the regular meeting Of the council on
Monday night.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-05
UNDER THE WEATHER.
A Realistic Picture of Her Majesty Queel
Anne.

A Realistic Picture of Her Majesty Queen
Anne.
Those outside of a palace may feel
Shakespeare's sentiment: ''There' S
such divinity doth hedge king;" but
it is hardly possible to those inside.
One of the Scotch commissioners to
negotiate a union between Scotland
and England, Sir John Clerk, could not
have felt it during an official interview
with Queen Anne, of whom he gives
this realistic picture:
''Her majesty was laboring under a
fit of the govt, and in extreme pain and
agony, and on this occasion everything
about her was much in the same disor-
der as about the meanest of her sub
jects. Her face, which was red and
spotted, was rendered something
frightful by her negligent dress, and
the foot affected was tied up with a
quilts and some nasty bandages,
81 was much affected at this sight,
and the more when she had occasion
to mention her people of Scotland,
which she did frequently to the duke.
w Hal are you, poor Hledn-llke mortal,
thought I, who talks in the style of a
sovereign!
Mature seems to be inverted when
a poor, infrm woman becomes one OF
the rulers of the world but, as Tacitus
observes, it is not the first time that
women have governed in Britain, and
indeed they have sometimes done this
to better purpose than the men,
Youths COMPANION.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-05
NOTABLES, LIVING AND DEAD

WHEN Gen. Grant visited Siam he
was accorded greater honors than had
ever been shown foreigner from any
country.
EX-VICE PRESIDENT MORTON denies
the story that he intends to make Paris
his future home. New York is good
enough for him.
BEN JoHNsoN's wife went to the inn
after him if he staid too long and
brought him home, tongue-lashing him
all the way.
ADMIRAL HUMAN, the French naval
commander at Bangkok, was at one
time in command of the Newfound-
land squadron.
ENGLISH court society is startled be-
cause the prince of Wales wedding
gift to Miss Laura Quincy took the I'M
usual form of bank check in lieu Of q
piece of jewelry or plate.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-05

And Spectac]es, and Optician from manv in.
stitutions and from Hospital and Eye Infrm
any.
A large stock of French Glasses and Rock
Crystal Improved Spectacles.
Superior to any other in use; constructed in
accordance with the science and philosophy Of
nature, admirably adopted to the organs oil
sight, and perfectly natural to the eye, afford
ing altogether The best help to the natural Wis
ion ever invented. Used only by DR.. Meyer,
spectacle and optical manufacturer of Peri
scopic, Pantoscopic, Prismatc, Plano Cylin.
dr1cal and Spherical Cylindrical Glasses, Curved
Blue-Eyed Protectors, Goggles and Mica Spec
tacles.
OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Spectecles are the most universally useful
gift which optical science has conferred upon
mankind. More wonderful instruments
! abound. The miracles disclosed to human
vision by the telescope and microscope are
known to all; To such maryels spectacles lay
no claim. But to compentate for this theil
utility is ubiquitous. In the palace of the
monarch and the cottage of the peasant their
beneficial influence is equally diffused 1t is
remarkable also that unlike most other produc
tons of art and science, cost can add nothing to
their perfection. Those of the millionaire may
be mounted in gold and those of the hum Bile
cottager in iron, but the optical medium
the glass lenses to which they owe their perfec
tiOn-must be the same
THE ADVANTAGES.
of these spectacles over all others are
L. AHey Cdu pS WoIu Win perfect ease rOl
any length OF time at one sitting, giving aston
ishing clearness of vision by candle or any
other artificial light, comfort to the spectacle
wearer hitherto u1 known.
2 How to select glasses: 1t requires pro-
fessional guidance, even when good article is
offered. The Doctor not only has the best
glasses that can be found in the market, but
carefully examines the eyes, and gives indis-
pensible advice for the proper selection Of
them.
g. When the eyes pain or ache through the
action of bright light, such as is reflected
from the snow in warm weather, white paper in
reading, writing, sewing, or in vivid colore6
bodies these lenses, by softening the rays, eff
feet most agreeable sensation and give great
relief.
4. These spectacles are scientifically ad
justed to every case of defective sight with
age, strain or premature decay, by Dr.
Meyer, on a new and exact principle en-
tirely his owp, which has seldom failed to be
correct
5. DR.. Meyer to signalize himself from the
host of pretenders i'll his profession, submits
for inspection copies of testimonials of the
m st unquestionable responsibility and talent
| of America, also number of certificates from
well-known gentlemen who have used hi
spcctacles-the originals of which he will be
happy to show those who may request it.
DIR. MEYER.
Dr. Meyer comes here well recommended il
the highest terms of praise by numerous certif
Gates from the most eminent physicians occu
| lists, divines, and the most prominent men O.
| our country.
References: DR.. W, W. Hubbard, DR.. G. H
| Howard c. Boone, Rev. FIR. Jouvenceau, Emf
| GAM, Rev. Vaughn, of this city.
| May be seen from $50 a. m. to 6 p. m. Office
) Commercial Hotel.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-05

San Francisco where he will remain
some time before going to Denver to en-
gage in partnership with an eminent
physician of that city.
H.C. Boone, Territorial auditor and
T. J. Wolfey editor and business mana
ger of THE REPUBLICAN, went to Tempe
yesterday to attend the semi-annual
meeting of Kansas settlers.
Hon. Colin Cameron of Lochiel. is in
the city attending a meeting of the
Live Stock Sanitary Commission. He
was greatly surprised at the growth of
Phoenix during the past four years that
have elapsed since his last visit here
and thinks it the liveliest place he has
visited recently. THE REPUBLICAN &C
knowledges a pleasant call.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-05
Missouri Pacific Train Robber.

OMAHA Nov. A south bound ex.
press train on the Missouri Pacific was
leaving Union junction, just north Of
Nebraska City this morning, a pair Of
negroes crawled on to the engine and
ordered the engineer and fireman tc
throw up their hands. The order was
obeyed, but in the hands that came ur
were clasped revolvers and the en-
gineer and fir man opened or
the 1ntruders who fled. One mar
was recognized by the engineer as 6
residenG of Nebraska City and genera
tough there. A posse was made up or
the train and started in pursuit of the
robbers.