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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-23

The St. Paul chamber of COM
merce has taken particular pains
to announce that the efforts of E.
v. Smalley, president Of that body,
to call attention to the public op-
position to the consolidation of
the Great Northern and Northern
Pacific roads, are not endorsed by
that organization. Now the Great
Northern shops should remain in
st. Paul. A prominent friend Of
Hills recently called attention of
St. Paul property owners and
business men to the fact that if
the consolidation succeeded it
would increase the chances Of the
shops remaining there. Did you
ever consider how many cities are
iimpr essed with the power ofthe
Great Northern to help or hurt
them By moving its shops or divis-
ion headquarters There are st.
] Paul, st. Cloud, Melrose, Fergus
Falls. Barn esville, and no telling
how many more. It isa condition
that would be nice for all the
Northern Pacific cities to get into
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-23

Some Of the government bonds
recently sold i. .-c; zra air oady
coming back
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-23

An enormous audience witnessed
the production of "On the Suwanee
River" Monday evening. Miss We'll
lesley as the blind girl, Mr.. Obee as
the crafty miser, Mr.. Wilson as the
lunatic brother. and Mr.. Bronson as
the colored aunty, sustained their
well earned reputation as cl,tc:t a:a-
Ing and finished artists. lid
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-23

Seeing all are interested In theat-
rical ma tiers, would it be too much
to ask the ladies to remove their big
hats, or else wear little ones. The
hat evil is widespread, and should
be cured. OF course, people like to
look at the rear Of a big hat, and
they are thrilled when they gaze at
a broad expanee OF hirsute adOrn-
ment, hut they like to see the actors
once in a while. Then, also. one
must either sit still and mediate, or
else dodge from side to eide like a
baseball player, producing grave
nervous and physical complications.
There are people who havecurvaturc
of the spine through this cause.
Ladies'. won't you please wear little
"ducks" OF bonnets, or take the big
ones off? 80.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-23

Detroit Record: MIR. Bellefeutlle
died at the home of his sister. Mrs
George Bison. at Audubon, MIMI,
Friday, August 8, 1896. of intlamma'
ton of the bowels. The remains
were taken to White Earth for inter.
ment. 8
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-23
- AID: cH,',sI!l'El!:.
II Justice Court Case Involv
Ing Some Unusual
Features. *.}..5

Jos. Tuvinski, q lad Is years old,
was brought before Justice Gaudet
Wednesday on charge OF stealing
a shirt from r. J.. Gross store. The
boy pleaded guilty, and It was the
to send him to the state
reform school. Questioning Of the
hoy revealed an unfortunate state Of
affairs. The father is away from
home, harvesting in the Dakota
fields, and there are four small
children. the prisoner being the
msinstay OF the family in the
fathers absence. He was dressed In
miserable. ragged clothes, and said
he had stolen q shirt because he
needed it very much. He knew his
letters. and that was all. r
/ While 1t would have been a good
thing for the boy to send him to the
reform school, it would he hard on
his family, and the justice suspended
sentence, the Soy promising never to
steal again. !
The boys condition touched those
present very much, and Judge
Gaudet bought a pair Of socks and
and shoes, and Deputy Crest over
alls and shirt for the young prisoner.
LII the boy misbehaves, the matter
will he taken up again.
4 The funeral of M. Crosland, which
took place Sunday afternoon. was
largely attended. The ceremonies
were under the auspices Of the Odd
Fellow of which order Mr.. Grassland
was q member. The Odd Fellows
and Maccabees escorted the body to
the NJ. e. church and. the0 to the
grave. Rev. Geer preached an ap-
propriate sermon, and there was ex-
cellent singing. The remains were
followed to Oakland cemetery by a
large concourse, and the services there
were conducted according to the i'm
pressive ritual OF the Odd Fellows.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-23

.s.sI III WONT PAY RaOvOKE IT.
At last one T'wiin City paper,
the Minneapolis Jearsal, has has ex !,
pressed al opinioa .on the consoli-
( dation of the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific roads that is i
] line with the interests Of the
Northwest. TheUoarnal does not
VT 90 into The question much
further than TO discuss the eject
is The roads az the hostile public
feeling which every writer must
know will be aroused. That
hostility will not sbe all sentiment.
either; the constellation will be
an actual harm, and the oppoa-
ton is not.based on abstract theory.
Tt lisa good deal better that papens
and men shosld now endeavor to
prevent and discourage the COZ.
solidation, than to depend on
retaliation after ,the fraud hes
been completed The agitation
and trouble that will follow con-
solidation will enlist a good deal
more effort than would now he
necessary to materially influence
it's abandonment.
After quoting from the Daily
Transcript an item protesting
against the consolidation, the
Minneapolis JournA says
ttThat comes from daily paper
published in one of the smaller
cities of the state, bat it is all the
better on account OF its source.
It is a fair expression of sentiment
among the people along the line Of
the Northern Pacific and the Great
Northern roads. It doesn't make
much difference what the policy
of the con solidated roads would
be. It might be just as favorable
to the public as the policy of either
is now, it might be to give even
better service, but the people are
suspicious of the consolidation
scheme and those who are inter.
ested in it can safely take this
editorial in the Little Falls Tran.
script as Indicating what ,consoli-
dated management would have to
deal with. A great many I'm.
reasona able. things might, and
probably would, be done, but the
people are 50 bitterly opposed to
the formal or real consolidation
and the consequent wiping out of
competition and the advantages
on that score, which they have in
many cases bought with gifts and
privileges and bonds. that they are
not going to submit tamely to be
robbed Of them all by any consoli-
dat1on scheme. The people along
the lines of both roads have not
heretofore been unfriendly to the
roads, at least not in Minnesota,
but the owners of both properties
may look for a very different atti.
tude on the part of the public the
very day the consolidation goes
into efect-if;;t ever does. And
it is singular that they cannot see
this; cannot see that the war will
break out at once. It will be the
golden opportunity of the agitator,
and he will make the most of it.
Men who manage great proper
ties and represent great inter ests
like these cannot afford to def
public sentiment and arouse the
hostility of the public, whether
for real or fancied grievances. In
other words, whether the conssli.
dation should result in the i'm.
proyements or to the detriment of
the service, 'there is a kick COM
ing" and it will come hard. It
won't pay to provoke it,
The St. Paul chamber of COM
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-23

#-Mankota has jumped into the
list OF 10000 cities. and saloons
now pay a license of 81, 900.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-23
SOUTHWAR,D no!

Farmers who are seeking to better
themselves should 60 South! The
Queen and Crescent Route offers q
million acres OF farms at $500 and
$500 an acre, ION easy terms); and
and see for yourself. No blizzards-
No cold waves. Fine schools and
church. Hospitable people. Send for
books and information to W.. g.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-23

Tie logging road between Mora
and Mile Laos lake of which more
or less has been conjectured during
the past two years Is now about TO
he built. A crew of engineers came
on this week who arenOw surveying
the route. just where the route will
terminate we are yet unable to state.
We are told that the road will he
built this fall and that 100 men will
be employed In it's construction.
This new enterprise will have the
effect to improve business somewhat
and stimulate prices of real estate.
Times. %E
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-23

It is claimed that the 500 rail.
road is carrying wheat from Min
neapolis to the seaboard for 10
cents per hundred pounds. It is a
lower all rail rate than was ever
made from Chicago to the ocean.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-23
LILO
Official Figures Given Out
by the Secretary Of
~ State.

1t will be seen that the second
ward alone has more now than the
whOle city had in 1880. The Third
ward, comprising the West side, has
a little less than one-fifth Of the
whole population. The Second ward
mas over seven-sixteenths OF the total
population. AZ.
Brainerd has increased since 1891
l,82e and St. Cloud 1874. but Little
Falls increase, 2.762, ia unrivaled. f
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@ath fir Nfatter.

gor iiber so Sabren f9on uurbe
WfrS. Wihslotp's Soothing Sprup
BON MiIionen BON Mittern beim 3abs
nen Der &inber angetpenbet. Mirt bu
i'm 96lafe bur6 baS 9dreiem eines
&inbes geft6rt, bas i'm 3abnen 1T unb
bor @9meraen neints QBemn 10, laffe
'iofort eine Glai1e BON rMrs. Minss
loms Soothing Syrup" bolen. Gein
Wertb TT unbeaablbar. gs .ptrb benz
tleinen 2eihen6en iofort 2inberuns pers
f9affen. 8erlaBt eu@ barauf, Mhtter,
es 1T tein 3weifel bariiber. Gs beilt
9pienterp unb Diarrboe, regalirt ben
Magen unb bic 9aieren, beleitigt Minbs
4olit, ermei6t ben @aumen, perbin.
bert gntaiin6uny un6 ftdrft bas ganae
9pfem. rMrs. 8insIotps Soothing
Sprup" fiir aabnenbe &inber lit anges
nebm in @ei6mad nnb bas Gecept
itammt bon einem ber beiien peibli1en
Qer3te In ben Ser. Staaien. Gs 1T Bel
allen Sruggiiien in Der gan5en Welt 3u
baben. Preis 25 Gents per Slai1e.
&auft niftS anberes, als Mrs. Minss
tDtDS SDDtbings5Drup.
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9eprge Nytaabri)'s
9ampf aiiferei IN @an glntoniO

Gnen inbufriellen gtabIiHements,
wel6e groBe @efdbe nbtbis baben, fos
pie 0iebSu6tern, Garmern unb allen
9enen, bic @iiternen gebrauGen, ili
@eDrg ManbrD's renommirte 0dmpfs
fiiferei-in Der 9anbelsmelt unter BEN
Namen "San Antonio Tank Factory
befannt. beifens 5u rmpfeblen. 0err
Wfanbrn, elm Ga9mann in Der aiifes
rel, Der aud mebrere fur bieieIbe iebr
Di6tise grfinbungen in Be8ug auf
Mai6inen gema6t bot, liefert eine 70
por3iieli6e Irbeit, baB nod ME ein
Sabel sesen bieieIbe Iailt geiDDrben III.
5eim &uf als Gabritant. ber es nit
irgenb @inem In ben Ser. Gtaotsn
anfnebmen fann, erfiredt fi6 nett iiber
bic 8rensen bes StaateS binaus unb
anftrdge toulmer ibm ieIbf aus ben
entlegeniten 8beilen MerifOs su.
S9reibt nm 4ataIoge nnb greiss
lifen, Die gratis Derfanbt iperben.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.
COUNTY OF BEXAR.

COUNTY OF BEXAR.
COUNTY COURT IN MATTERS OF PROBATE.
To November Term 1895.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To all Persons interested in the Admins
tration of the ESTATE OF II. CoLLMANN
DECD.
HENRY COLLMANN, Administrator OF
the estate of H. COLLMANN, DECEASED,
has filed his Final account and Petition
for Partition in the County Court of Bexar
County, which will be acted on at the
November Term, A D. 1895, of said Court
at the Court House thereof, in the City of
San Antonio, after this notice shall have
been duly published for twenty (20) days
in some newspaper published in Bexar
County, Texas, at which time all persons
interested in said estate may appear and
make objections thereto, if they see proper.
WITNESS, THAD. W. SMITH,
Clerk of the County Court of Bexar County
- and Seal of said Court, at my
SEAL office in San Antonio, this
w twenty-eighth (28) day of Octo-
Der A. D., 1896.
THAD. w. SMITH,
Clerk County Court Bexar County.
BY r. c. SYMINGToN, Deputy.
Issued same day.
Came to hand Oct. 29th A. d. 1895, at
1890 o'clock p. M, and publication of this
rotice ordered made in the "Ffeie Presse
tuer 1eras".
JOHN p. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff Bexar County, Texas.
By M +. CAMPBELL, Deputy.
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gages 8 Went8fettet.
s II | a n b


= Nuf benz 2anbe ber In6oria. 2es
Lamb. Company BET Cripple Greet lit
Colorado ftnb @olba6ern poa beiipiels
loiem &ei6tbum aufgebedt porben.
Sn elmer Siefe BON 232 SUB itieB man
auf cine Nber, beren Sra auf @oIbse>
balt i'm Wertbe BON $27,240 tarirt
tpurbe.
= Gin tolIer Wummenf9an3 purbe
am Montag gfa6mittag in Der faibios
nablen st. Sbomas &ir9e au Stem
Oort setrieben ndmli9 bic probe
3ur Srauungsceremonie ber WiB 8ans
berbilt unb bes 6er3oas BON Marlbns
rough. Cur gbre bes Ser3oss muB
eonitatirt tperben, baB er fi9 meigerte,
bieie Nfeafom6bie mitaumaden, uab
10 uftieg" benn bic probe obne 8eIes
sung elmer Der beiben 6aupt &ollen.
= prdiibent @lepelanb bat auf
@runb bes &ongreBgeieBes bonn bort.
gen Wdra, s. y. WnaeQ BON Mi@igan,
s. 6. &ufel bon MaKa9uhetts, 6.
2Dman uno 6. @onlep bon Sainois su
Mitgliebern Der &ommiifon ernannt,
tpel6e fe1tfeQen fsQ, oh bic Nnlage els
nes Siefmahertanales amil6sn ben
grpBen canabiI9en Seen uno benz ut.
lantif9en Ocean prattii9 bur6fiibrs
bar iit, unb mel6e 6araber Beribt ers
itatten ioll.
: Sn Der Bunbesbauptiia6t 8as
ibinston baben bic @rpBgefbmorenen
gegen WfiB 5lasler, bic So6ter bes
Generals Glagler, bes @befS bes 4rs
ttlleriemeien8 Der 8unbesarmee, pel9e
Dor einigen Monaten einen farbigen
&naben, ber aus ibres 8aters @arten
Obit ftabl, eridob, bic Nntlage bes
Sobtf9lags erboben.
MuSla
= Na9 l6ngerer 8orunterluduna
III iebt gegen 2iebtne9t tpesen fsiner
&ebe aur @r6ffnung bes 8reslauer ios
eiallitiiben parteitages bic Nntlage auf
MISUNDERSTANDING erboben tuorben.
Beionberen NnftoB ibeint man an fol.
genbem Musfpru9s 2iebtne9ts genoms
men 3u baben: vDie 8erlebung bee
freien unb aagemeiuen WabIre9ta
wirbe elei6bebeutenb iein nit einem
SobessllrtbeiI fur bas &aiiertbuml"
= Oberif b. 6annedem, Der militds
ride &atbgeber bes @inefi6en Yice.
a6nigs 81 9ung Si9ans, ift in Berlin
eingetrofen, nit benz Nuftrage, bic
Iorbereitung su elmer Reorganization
6es @inefi6en 9eeres mad europdi.
ihem Muiter au trefen.
= Sn a6nigsberg In preuBen mar.
fen cine Nnaabl Nngetruntener bic
S6ilbma9e Dor Der pionier Ralerne
nit Steinen. Na6bem Der poiten Der.
iu@te bate, bic Insreifer nit aufge.
pfanatem Seitengepebr 3u pertreiben,
nobel ct sr6blib infultirt tpurbe, gat
er Geuer, mObei Elm Mann get6btet uns
Elm nnherer fdhtnes f,ert,,,t&1ha t,anxAa
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Dr.. James Hall Bell,
Mngenz Nr3t
Offiee: 9OlsSab 8lod, sau gntpniu.
8eOeuteuoe 8arsaius in 9duoereien.


Da i6 In ben leBten suei Sabren
perf6iebene 2anbftreden i'm ihbwefs
li9en 3beile bes 9taateS gegen 9Ds
potbef aufnebmen muBte. 10 bin i'd
iebt i'm 9tanbe, iDlde 2dnbereien Sam
mirfli6en 4pftenpreife unter
ghnitigen 8ebingungen mnb niebrigem
Pro3entiaBe 5u Derfaufen. @utes
Garms, 0eu. unb Weibelanb, nit unb
obne 8erbeferungen, In fleinen unb
groBen Sttiden.
Wegen gin3elbeiten, preiie, &ate
Der SntereRen, 8ef6reibung bes 2ans
bes &C. f9reibe man an
6. 9. @banbler,
2odmoobs 8anfeebdube. San NntoniO.
Referen3en: Sebe Sanf in San
Mntonio.
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Gin ebrlid,er wRauu.

Rertber @statteur - 8ttte MAIDEN ste Sbreu 9es
fern bic Mii.betluns, bab Id, penu i'm @ertrauen
abbrefrt, tser In etnem peri&loHeneu Gpuptrte ben
Bei&eb dber: ieIe, auf rpeI6e gBeiie Id mt& islbf
permanent ppn nerp6Sen S@pd6ea unb Samenperluit
8etetIt babe, nadhem Id iabrelane 70 seItten babe
Disie8 it feiu Wtttel I'm Gelb gu srpreen. So elbf
btn berautt unb hberpprtbeslt mprben BON ben dr,z
lt&en pfuiGern, bts Id fait iebsn GIauben an etne
@ers4ttsfst perlOr. est BIN tf pteber, benz 9tmmel
iet Dant, seIunb unb frdfts unb m6&te Sebem BITE
fi6ere Grt unb Wet5e arsebea, a BON iDIaem 0etbeu
gu befreen. Sd babe Rtfts gum 8ertoufe antubeten,
nod G. o. d. 5n iAidsu unb perlanse tetu @slb.
:, Maa aereiltre: Jas. A. HARRIS, Bot Office
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Sn Der frana6iiiden stabt @pn

= Sn Der fran36fii6ei Stabt gomrs
ses pirb ieBt Der ieniationeae Morb,
proaeB gegen ben Marquis be Napbe
Derbanbelt, mel9er unter Der NntIage
ftebt, ieinen 5tiefiobn ermorbet gu bas
ben. Seine beiben S6bne Gene unb
6enri, bic erft sesen ibren Batter auss
gefagt batten, baben ieBt ertIdrt, baB
fie bies uuter benz 3wanse bes Mbba
&ouRelotte getban bdtten, Der In intis
men Be3iebunsen au ibrer Mntter febe.
8eibe S6bne seben iebo9 au, baB ibr
8ater iie brutal bebanbelt babe.
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California /. yNefne.

Weimliebbaber finben ein groBes Ga.
ger BON feinen California Meinen bel
9errn s. s. Meper am MlamD
8laaa. 5err Meper fu6t bic Weine
an 0rt unb STEELE aus unb fauft bireti
aus bem &eller Der Weinsii9ter. Als
suten &eaner gelingt es ibm tets, bic
beiten Sorten ausaumdblen. @r tann
feline &unben unb 5amilien NIT einem
gitten Sropfen perieben. &otb> unb
WeiB . Weine in boraiigli6er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @aaone - fret
inS 6aus aeliefert.
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9as SSeal=Setlmittel.

Der Mbermau Sames 6. Sranets BON Gbieaao saat:
80 betra&te Or. ttnsS @eue Gntbednaa ais 6as
SbeaI SetImttteI SeSen 9uiten, Grtdltunseu unb
Brufleiben. Sd babe ba5 Mittel p6brenb Der Iesteu
fhnf Sabre in meiner gamtlie sebran&t, nit Gusz
ihlub a1er drstlt4eu &ecepte unb ionftsen Repieas
mente.H
&ep. Sobn Sursus BON aeptut, Soma, id3reibt:
fti&en Gptseopal<airde unb babe sefunbeu, bab mir
nemaS etwas 70 gut setban bat, ME Or. atnss Neue
Gutbe6uns. Ran made nur einen 0erIu& NIT btez
fem Sbeal petlmtttel." NrpbeHai&en fret In ben
apotbeten BON 8. aalteper & Son unb ron u. Drets,
Gan Nntpntp, Ieras.
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Gs tptrn Sinner, auc, ant th,,,.

sr lanse Sabre etner i9peren Rierenfrant6ett al
letoeu bate, NIT heftisen S6mer3en i'm &lden unb
etner sleihBetti8sn Slaen Nfectton. CIR perlu6te
rnsfe sdnfits. gBirtuns. Gtpa Dor etnem Sabre
besann er ben @ebrau4 bes electrie 8ters unb ,par
NIT ipferttser Grlet4terun8. Da8 GIectrie gtlterS
etsnet fd beionberS our Setluns aler 0teren= unb
Der @ebrau& etner etnDt9en SIai&e pirb bieie 8e.
bauptuns bemetien. greS nur so Gent5 fur bic
srcBe Glei9e gu baben tn ben apptbeten ron z
3alteper & Spn unb u. Dreib, San Gntpnip, IeraS
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Ser iapanelilde @eionbte

Ser iapaneiii6e @efanbte in
Waibinetsn, 9err 2urino, 1T bon ieis
ner &egieruns In 8eaug auf bic poli.
tit benadridtist morben, tpeI9e sSapan
In @orea einauf6lasen sebentt. Oas
nad beabfidtist Sapan tein protetto.
rat iiber &orea auS3utben, bod min es
bic Mebr3abl feiner Sruppen sum
Snub Der Gremben bis aur b6lligen
Wieterberfelung bon &ube unb Orb
nunq nod bort bebalten.
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s. q + m G r.

Die gu bauen beabf9tisen, per,peifen
MIR aut 6ie 9olaRieberlagen Der alien
Jirma @b. Stebes & S6hne,
Die 5u raifonablen Preiien pertauten
uno AleS on Sanb baben, inas 3ur
Nusfitbrung irgenb zines BaueS ges
bort. Sic fiibren aud srDBe gorrdtbe
BON benz bertbmten Saifm gIi
3 ia d brabt gaIpaniiirt pher
lnmara.
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8aulmftiae nnn 9eutreftoreu

MAIDEN mir auf bic alte beudbrte 8au,
Bodybuilding BON s b. @tebes &
S6bne aufmertiam, Bic bebeutenbe
Quantitdten bon boraiigIi6em 8aubOla
unb grDBe 8orrdtbe bon Sbiiren, 6ens
fern, Saloufen, S6inbeln, @ilen,
waaren, mie S9l6Rer, NdseI, Garben
&C. an 9anb baben. yiieberlagen an,
Sniernationalbabnbof unb am Suniei
@eleiie in Der Oft Commensurate.
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xu 8erIin trot uuter hpm Wn,1;s

s Su Berlin trat unter benz 8oris
bes @ebeimratbs gfeumeper bic Som.
miiiion sur @rfOri6uns Der Sub 80.
lar.&egiOnen 3uiammen. @s puroe
bef6lofen, 3tuei wetterfefe 6abraeuge
gu bieiem 3wede bon ben &erguelen.
Snieln aus3uihiden. Sir bic Iusra.
flung biefer Expedition III eine Summe
BON 100000 Mart ($226, ,000) ausge.
fekt mprbeu.
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autiden, Snssies uno Ssasen.

Der gr6Bte 8aarenporratb i'm
Sdben, gu ben allerbiIlig # n
preiien. 9ie bette Waare, bic iibers
baupt seftibrt perben faun. Sebes
Gubrmert mirb garantirt. &auflultige
t6nnen bier ieberaeit 8eIb fparen.
gBoo bmarb & Briggs,
9fn. 228 Sub Glpres StraBe.
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Bar Motfs.

@ir be3ablea feine Srapage. Die
giienbabn lduft bis in uniere gtiebers
lagen. SeBbalb geben mir gu1 ben
ytnBen bieier @riparniB In allen Mrten
BON Getreibe, 6eu unb JutterfoIfen.s
geifu9t es unb iiber3eust gu1. Wirl
iparen gu6 ii6er GeIb.
SunietMoob So. Selepbon 81.
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Sc merben iebt ale m6gli9en unb
unm6gli9en6eilmittel angepriefen, mas
bic 2eute ieBt aber am meifen brau=
den, bas 1T Simmons 2iuers@egulas
tor, bic bette aller 2eber Mebicinen
unb nett beKer als piflen. sd babe
felt 6 Sabren tein anbsreS Mittel ges
gen 8iliofitdt gebrau9t, unb weiB aus
eigener @rfabrung, baB e8 fur Damem,
bic an 9artleibigteit leiben, ni9ts
8eferes giebt.A - 2aura 9. Craig,
@lenburD, sSloriba.
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Il. 8 aoIg
Palmemsar,en nnb 0aeitanratioH.


Ser freunbli6fte unb angeuebmiie
Nufentbalt fhr bic 8eiu9sr Der Stab
unb namentli6 fur Syamilien, ifl
@9ols' Palmengarten, Der NIT elmer
norshgli9en &eifauratiDn, ipel1e aIIt
SelitateRen Der 5aiion In better 3us
bereitung liefert, berbunben lit. Man
fiabet bort bas bette @laS 8ier uuies
rer beimiiben 8rauereien, bortreif.
li9e einbeimii@e unb impprtirte Detne,
0lto @igarrea, alte, CUTE Mbisfeu's
Siqu6re &C., unb gum IeberfiuB tets
einen aus8esei6neten 2uuG. @ams.
tags unb SonntagS Nbenbs fiuhen
Jreis&onaerte ftatt. BilIiarbfbielern
teben bic beifen gilliarbs sur gerfii.
gung.
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Sltlanta : Ggppittipm.

gliebrise grturfitionsrreife nod Its
Ianta unb surdd finb ieBt auf Der ssns
ternatioual 8abn in &raft. Wegen
ndberer Iustunft toenbet @u1 on
8. S. priee, u. g. g. a.,
paleftine, Seras.
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Sauienbe bon &beumatismus 6dls
len finb bur6 Gimer uno 9tmeno's
GeSept 0fn. 2S5t gebeiIt porben.
Nae Geibenben iOllten cine 6lai6e ba-
BON oeriu6en.
6. %. preltnn & &c.,
@albeiton, Sera8
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PaHa9e=8iuette aaer Mrt
Mad uni pon Gnropa.
3tuii@euoe ss@aten niebriger als
te 3ttbpr.

SEPT TT Die 3eit. 5idets gu taufen
unb Termanbte unb 8efannte aus Der
alten 9eimatb beriiberfommen 3n laHen.
Wegen genauer Snformation ipenbs
man fi6 On
@sr. 80. 5. 9pnnG
8eneralzg asiersQgent bet Malprp
Sampfer 2inie,
523 @af 9oufon StraBe, San Nn.
tonic. Seras.
Ofi3ieQer Ngent fur ale eurOpdi.
f9en Sampfer 2inien.
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GDpleD's 3eeifter, gto. % MIamo
pla3a bat einen &uf fur guten alien
WbisfeD, bic befen seuif6ten Ses
trdnte, feline Weine unb ausge5ei6nete
impprtirte unb eiubeimif6e @igarren
unb fets fril6e8 gier. Der @tgentbI,
mer. Soc @oolep, periteht fein 8ei9dft.
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: Otto 3irteI, San 4ntonio,
bat fetS bic gr6Bte Iusmabl bon @rabs
te,nen porrdtbig unb fertigt lolde auf
geifeaung au rdionablen preilen an.