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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-03

court. is attending court at Leavenworth
this week.
Mr.. Lester Brewer of Denver is in the
city visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Brewer
Mrs. Arthur McCabe is visiting her
mother and sister in Colorado Springs
Mrs Henry Redlng of Sabetha, for
mer pupil of Washburn college, and bet
ter known of Miss Nellie Sheriff., is the
guest of Mrs. D. G. Smith.
Miss Mabel Smith left for Chicago this
afternoon.
Mrs S. E. Busser of Dodge City is at
tending the commencement exercises at
Bethany, where her daughter is pupil
Miss Harriet O'Donaid left Saturday to
visit with friends at Phillipsburg, Kan.
John Roberts of Oskaloosa is visiting
his uncle and aunt in Potwin Place.
Charles Westlake, who has been at
tending the military academy at Licking
ton, Mo-, has returned home for his vaca-
ton.
Miss Matte Newell is visiting her
brother at Mcpherson. Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Wetherell and son
Robert are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Senour
Mr.. Oscar D. Wolf of the STATE JOUR
NAL, who has been on an extended trip
through the east, returned yesterday.
Mr.. II. T. Ball spent Sunday in Kansas
City.
Mrs.A l. Smith of Packwood, Iowa, is
visiting A. A. Majors and family.
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. G. Christie of Kan sas
City are visiting Mrs. Christie's brother.
F. B. Simms 1886 Lincoln street.
Miss Stella Wallace, who has been
studying vocal music for the past year
at the Chicago university of music, has
returned nome for a short vacation.
Mrs. E. B. WhaIey entertained about a
dozen friends at her home on Monroe
street Saturday evening.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-03

key which unlocked theE door, He took
the precaution to lock it again as he left.
Will Mitchell, who has lived with his
uncle c. E. Smith, On Jackson street, and
worked for Green & Kale for the past
five years, has resigned his position, and
will leave tomorrow for his old home in
Virginia.
4 mad dog aroused the Central ave.
nue. people yesterday morning about II
finally killed by G. A. Herring, 1119 Cen
trail avenue. People in that vicinity had
their dogs in the house, tied to table legs
for the rest of the day.
The Kaw club minstrels got home
from Rossville real early Sunday morn
ing. They had good crowd at their en-
stertainment although there was large
church social as a counter attraction that
evening. They drove up and back in a
tallyho coach.
Farris Rudy, the nine-year- old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Rudy, died Saturday
evening at 1915 o'clock. His illness
| dated from the 18th of last December,
| when he became paralyzed, it is said,
| from the injection of cocaine in extract
| ing a tooth. His face Immediately be-
came paralyzed, and it quickly spread to
all parts of the body. Since the middle
| of January he has been unable to speak
a word. The funeral was held today at
| 2:3O D. M at the home 1108 Monroe
street Rev. A. E. Wagner of the Eng
lish Lutheran church conducted the SER
vices The interment occurred at Roch-
! ester cemetery.
Lodge s. Colvin, 119 and 121West Nor
ris street. proprietors OF the Capital Liv-
cry, Feed and Sale Stables. Horses board
ed at $40 per month. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
H Riordan, 1884 N Kansas avenue,
| choice groceries and meats. Do not call
unless you want good goods for fair
| prices.
Pratt Bros, s1s North Kansas Ave,
dealers in hardware, wood aud iron
pumps, implements, wind mills, pumps,
etc We can save you money.
C. W. WilIets, 1905 n. Kan. av., gradu-
ate of the Oriental School OF EmbaIming.
A handsome he2rse in connection. Low
est prices and best goods in the city.
North Topeka Carriage works. 115 and
| III Laurent St. George J. Graves & Sons,
| Proprietors. Vehicles of all kinds made
aud repaired.
A j. Arnold 8 Son, 321 North Kansas
avenue. Prescriptions. A complete stock
| of druggists sundries. Headquarters for
all of Munyon's Remedies
| J. II. Heller. 1902 n. Kan Ave. grocery
and meat market Good treatment and
fine meats and groceries, you can do bet
| ter here than elsewhere
| Have you seen those Photos at Court
ney's yet? They are the finest in the
city. Gallery at COS n. Kansas avenue.
| The Magnet Restaurant aud Short
| Order house, A ]. Proudiit, $40 N. Kan.
| Ave. Wholesale fruits and confectionery.
Lukens Bros. High grade Ariel cycles,
the admiration of everybody. Steele &
Walkers Goshen wheels. Buggies and
road wagons. Harness and i'm plements.
For first class dental work go to Lyon
& Reynolds. 932 Kansas avenue, rooms
1913. Our best set teeth SO. Painless
/ artra ctin for one month % canfa
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parlor was the only Indication of culture.
A rather informal discussion followed
Mrs. Roby's quotation from the Outlook
that there is no connection between art
and morality, which contradicted Mrs.
Whittemore's statement that morality
is taught by art, therefore
children should be surrounded by artistic
homes. Mrs. Roby thought that the Ital-
.ians contradicted this statement, for they
are in the midst of the art treasures of
ages and yet they are not a moral peo-
pie.
Mrs. Huron attributed this to the fact
that they are so priest-ridden. Mrs. Roby
then gave another example, that of the
Japanese; they are highly artistic, even
the humblest homes containing treasures;
still they are no better than other ma
tions though perhaps no worse, showing
that art does not affect morality.
The club adjourned to meet in Sep
temDer with Mrs. McCarter.
General Social Notes.
The x-Washburnites entertained the
Washburn senior class of "'95" at the
home of Mrs. R. II. CAV Saturday after
noon.
The greater part of the afternoon was
devoted to the reading of the old love
Etale Sci Cid" translated from the French
INTO EHSllS0 ny hats. OdW ZOE bA0 DoAeAi
of the guests.
Mrs. Cav entert&ins number of her
/ lady friends in a similar manner this
afternoon.
The recital of the degree and certif-
cate pupils in the musical department OF
"Bethany" took place in the colleg e
chapel Saturday evening. An excellent
programme of some of the most difficult
and classical music was rendered The
young lady performers showed them
selves to be painstaking, earnest students
with much artistic ability. They are all
pupils of Miss Whittlesey, who has had
charge of this department at Bethany
| for five years. Miss Mabel Martin Of
Potwin is the second pupil on whom viii
have been conferred the degree Of
Bachelor of Music" at this college
The certificate pupils were Miss Martins
E. Atkins, Miss Grace Curtis, Miss Clara
| Ramsey and Miss Laura NJ. Taylor, all O.
Topeka.
Mr. Merrill Lindsay entertained mum
Der of his neigh borhood friends at card
Saturday evening. The guests wer,
Misses Maude aud Bessie Bates, Anni
Harrison. Agnes Gunther. Louise Kel
lam, Ruth and Helen McClintock
Octavia Greenwood. Messrs. Alder
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NORTH TOPEKA.
Items of Interest from the North Side o
the River.


Miss Mary Wiley is spending the week
with friends in Kansas City.
Miss Bertha Owens of 1913 Polk street
left Sunday for Roswell, Col
Miss Helen Haines, of Harrison street,
has recovered from two weeks illness.
]. Lindsay is here from Pawnee Rock.
to look after his store and visit friends.
Mr. E. l. Bell will leave Thursday for
Pueblo for three months visit to his
son.
B. Z. Berry of Creston. Iau is visiting
his brother, A, J. Berry, on Central ave-
nue..
Miss Edith Noel returned to her home
in Valencia Saturday, after spending the
week with friends in the city.
Rev. Mr. Barnes, of Bsloit, occupied
the pulpit at the church of the Good
Shepherd last evening. Rev. Guy Miner
preached st Beloit.
Miss Alice Goodman, of Philadelphia,
arrived yesterday afternoon to make an
extended visit at the home of her uncle,
B. F. Goodman, on Quincy street
E. P. Lewis received a fall while out
bicycle riding Saturday night, which
sprained his ankle SO badly that he can.
not walk. He ran into lumber wagon.
| Several North side people attended a
| Sunday school convention held yesterday
at Bethel church, fourteen miles north
west of town. The session was from
a. n. until p. N.
There is strip of country between
| Shorey and Menoken which has had no
rain at all. As most of the people are
gardeners, they are considerably wor-
| ried at this discrimination.
| Z. B. Brainard, who recently sold his
feed store, will begin work tomorrow
morning in the Mid Continent mills. He
has worked for and with Mr.. Page for
| twentythree years.
Dir. and Mira James Forgeus and chill
dren, who have been visiting friends
here. went yesterday to Minneapolis,
Kansas, to visit relatives, and will go
from there to their home in California.
The home of Mrs. II. A. Miller, at 1922
Central avenue, was burgIarizsd some
time during Saturday night A set OF
silver knives and forks was the booty
secured. No noise was made and nc
trace left The robbsr evidently had a
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NO CHERRY PHOSPHATE.
z. C. Business Men Object to w.C,T.U.
Fountain.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 3.-The board
of public works yesterday received A
petition from merchants doing business
in the blocks bounded by Fourth. Walnut
Main and Missouri avenue. asking that
the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
CHERRY phospnate FOUNTAIN at the corner
of Fifth and Main be removed.
Inc petltlon clalmed that it is detri-
mental 20 tn9 business Interests of the
petitioners. ~ Is one OF the W. G. T. U.
fountains 1n4 'ne business men in the ter
The board passed the petition for \ sub.
sequent meeting.
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The STATE JOURNALS Want and Mis-.
ceHaneous columns reach each working
day in the week more thar +vvioa =
many Topeka people al can be rescued
through AAx othar 1Rpek This ia a Saos.
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9esa a 8.

Sn 2amar gomntp haben bic
Nntis probibitiDniiten bel ber abiiims
munc fiber bag 2ocal Option GeieB
nit 158 Sitmmen geiiegt. Sn Der
Stabt Baris betrug bic Waiorit6t gee
gen bas @efeb 544 Gtimmen.
Nm 10. SUM- Moreens fieIen In
gictoria bon 3Dei biz fiinf ubr Mor=
gems 5.35 3oll &egen. ltnmittelbar
barauf febte eiH Gturm elm, Der bas
3nderrobr unb bic Maaisfauben nies
beriparf. Gin dbnlider @esenfaa 5ur
ielbeu 3eit pirb aus gorttoun ges
meIbet.
Die 2arebo NationaI 8ant,
4apitaI $4,000 cat ibre Sbiiren aes
6ffuet. prdlibent Der 8ant 1T 0err
5. 9eub.s
= Sn 8eepile fin6 mebrere G1mes
ben aus Siios Datota unb WiinneIotn
angetommen, bic i'm gountp cine So.
Ionic grinben uollen.
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urrgl u1rp y9nee i'm @efolge gebabt.
Gteler lag nun iibcrall etnen Boil tief.
Scr. 8Ourdier freute iib bariiber,
alle Spuren be8 nd9tli9en Samples
ipiirSen babur9 perfptldt iein. ST be-
burfte feitter 6ilfe, TIM ben 9enauen
Sled ipieoer3nfinben. Cine iunse
Ganne, bic por3ettig etngegangen unb
nun lebloS unter tbren griinenoen @e>
fdbrten ftanb, biente olS Merfnal. Sn
selpidttsen 0ebensmomenten brdnserr
IiGb oft ,tnbebeutenoe Disqualification
itns aui unb STR. 8our9ier bate bas
gn.pfinben, oaB er ME mebr etnen
ablterbeuoen 8aunt tpiirbe ieben t0ns
nett, obne ait bie 8orsdnge Der perfloI<
ienen giadt ali benfen.
Sb9lei6 es nidt 10 aettis mar, tpie
er gemfnidt bate, boffte er benno6
friib genus etn3utreffen, uut feine perz
lorene 8rieftai9e 3uriid 8u erlansen.
Gs waren auf benz 9teepiiOesz@ese
fetne SuBfpuren a,t ieben, benn bte
G}utsarbetter batten auf benz bemalbez
ten 9iisel nt6ts tbua. Gine @asens
fpur mar bas Ginsise, mas 6ie @ein>
bett Der metBen 6ld6e ftOrte. Scr.
8our6ter lieB ietn gferb laufen, 70
11nell eS nur tmn1er fonttte, ct err
rei6te bal6 bte @telle, Ste Tim 70
let9t ertnnerlt9 mar. Die @agenlpur
rei6te bts bahin uno leste ii1 fort,
iomeit er iie nit BEN Mtgen perfolaen
fonute; aber Der S9nee mar mebrere
Darbs unt ben fiir9terli1en Mittel>
punft t1a9 allen @etten nieoergetreten.
glS 8biltp Bourdier bieS fab, fiel Tim
In sraufis@ipOttii9er Weile etne @r>
fnnsrans aus Der Susenb Elm, Nobins
ion Gruioe nnb bie ssuBipuren I'M
Ganbe.
Denno6 ities ct BON, Eferbe nnb
O1r9iu9te forsfdltig Die @telle, ipenn<
slei9 er tpuBte, bab eS umfonit iein
tpiir6e. @r blidte mad alien Geiten,
obne eine @pur ieines 5al6enbu6es
81 entbeden. ST fanb ni9t einmal 6en
gesenitanb, ben er iorsfaltis ein
gtiidden weiter binselegt batte; nit
feit aufeinarOer gspreBten Qippen ent=
idloB ct ftd, mad 8ebbills 3uriid 3u
reite1t, unb 10 gut uie m0sli6 alien
Srasen, @liidwilufden unb Betleibs=
beaeugungen Gtanb gu balten. 9enn
elm Maun, iiberbieS ein Yarlamentaz
rier, Der ont rersangenen @benb einen
Morbgeiellen eridoifen, rnuB auf eine
Wlenge folder Nufmerfiamfeiten gefaBt
(5Ortietuns folst)
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groBen Sabritanten nit unlerer aus.
mdrtigen politit am meiiten un3ufries
ben iinb." Giirit 8ismard ertpiberte :
r@ie iinb nit ibrer lnaufriebenbeit
nt6t alIein."
= Sn StraBburg 1T Der Sergeant
S6reiber tpegen 6o6berratb gu 6 Sabs
rem 3u9tbaus perurtbeilt uerben.
= Wie bic uNorbb. Nag. 3te." tt1eIs
bet, bat bic brafilianiide &egierung
tbatid6ltb bic Nniprii6e beutf9er bors
tiger Infebler fiir mdbrenb Der Iebten
Eeoolution erlittenen @1aben als be-.
re9tigt anertannt. Sic gema6ten Nn>
erbteten ,laf1en auf cine balbige gegens
iettig 5ufriebenfenenbe RegeIung Der
Qngelegenbeit i1lieBen.
= Oie rDeutfhe Sagesseitung4 Elm
Mgrarier. Organ, forbert elm Berbot Der
@infubr bon Gleiid in TdHern unter
benz Worgeben, baB ba1elbe ungeiunb
let. Gin Mitglieb bes 2ambtagssa aoms
mites fur 2anbpirtbi6aft gebt iosar
nod meiter unb bat bic Mbfi9t anges
finbigt, einen Nntrag auf Gerbot Der
@infubr bon Gleii6 aller Nrt ein3ureis
den, glei6biel, ob aranfbeit unter rem
yieh i'm 2aube beiiebt, aug bem bic
@infubr erfolst, ober ni9t.
= Wan f6reibi aug Ma1en: Die
germaltung bes Nlerianers &lolters bat
Der preuBii6en Staatsregierung bas
alOffer gum gerfauf angeboten. eSebens
fals mirb eine Nenberung BON @runb
aus borgeaommen. so lit Der bisbe>
ri9e Direftor beS SrrenaiDlS in Meraig
Or. @ottlOb gum Direction Der Na9ez
ner Nnitalt ernannt tDorben. Wlebiciz
nalratb Sroft, ueI6er iid6 bic grDBte
Werna9ldffigung ieiner 9luffi9tspfIidt
bat au f6ulben tommen laf1en, bat pors
ldufig llrlaub genomnten. 9eine pens
fionirung iiebt nit Si9erbeit 3u ers
tparten.
- Muf benz S9la9tfeI6e BON gBas
terloo (8elles esNGiance) feierte man am
Is. Sum- ben 80. Sabrestag bieier mi9s
ttgen S6la1t. 9ln Der s5eier nabm
elm l00idbriger geteran, ein gelgier,
Iamens pierre 2amppeur, bel perbdlts
niBmdBiger &aitigfeit tbeiI.
Wan melbet aus Paris: Ser
rnfiiide 8Oti6after Baron bon Mobs
renbeim. iiberrel6te Dem prdf6enten
Gaure i'm @IpIeepalaif namens bes
@3aren uuter grOBen @eremonien ben
ST. Nnbreasorben nit Der aette. Ser
BOtl0after erfldrte BEL Der ueberlei.
dung bes Orbens, Der G3ar mini9e
benielben als elm 3ei9en ieiner bobem
Greunbf9aft unb aIS ein erneutes llas
terpfanb feiner WertbfddBuns 6ranf=
rei@S betra4tet 81 ieben.
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aas fOftbarfte @eidseaf Der asDriebaas

II Geiunbbett aetn Gbelffetn in ber Eiara rber In
ber arpns eues 5erriaers tcmm tbr gBertb sletd
Dasesen erweit fa BITE erbItae anlase su aranfbets
ten oft ais etn perbdnsntbpOles germd htnib, nell
be ben sertnsfastsfen anldeH bic perbpTseu iaIumz
mernben arantbeten peraerbItae Ern8t setisen f6ns
men. Gustbprene S@mdHe ber 2brpertonftttutra !
wtrb bur@ spetter's Masenbitters Iei@ter unb mad
ha'tiger hbernunpen. ais burG trseub etn duberes
prdparat. Dte Ierbauuns uub 4iftmiIattpn pirb
Durd ba8 Bitters sefbrpert, BITE @aaenabipnbernns,
bic Tuufttcnen ber Rtereu nnb Gtuaenetbe werben
resuiirt nnp bos nb eben 10 ptele @aranten fur BITE
GrtaItuns unS Befeftsuns ber @eiunbteit, pel&e
benz @ebranH bes @ttters gu perbnnfen ifnb. ,0u&
fdue tru MiaIarta, NerrpFtdt dbrpntSde Gdiaapiiaz
tett, Nbeumdttsmus unp Nenrnlste. WarnnnasiiSs
male, pie gerluit bes Nppetits unb bes sefnnben
Shlafes fcuten nt&t nnbeoGtet bletben. Beim @es
brand tes Bttter8 mirb Ntemanb hber Ranael an
appetst sber hber e&lafOfsfeit su Hagen baben.
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Sapti5 fir g4emer5aDfer.

gs tpirb bierbur1 alen Neibeiligten
befannt gemaft, baB oas ~ ridt Der
GOuntp. Rommifidre BON gerat 5ountp
am 10. Snmi 1895, Sprna. 10 2lbr.
benz smeiten Monta I'M Dionat Suni,
i'm @ourtbauie in San Mntonio als
9teuerausglei6ungS Beb6rbe suiam>
mentreteH tpirb, um bic Gteuer 2iiten
fur alles gigentbun, bas fir bas Sabr
1895 3ur Beiteuerung angemelbet
tuurbe, aussuglei6en. Dieie Beb6rbe
uirb In Sibung bleiben, bis ole ibre
porseleaten Gei6dfte erlebigt iinb.
ger6fentIibt auf MnDrbnuug bes
genannten @eri9tes.
@egeben BON rieiner 0anb unb unter
8eifhguns bes eiegels
bes @ountp @eri6tes in
- ~ San Mntonio, Seras, am
25. Mai 1895.
s bab. g mttb,
@ountp @lert bon 8erar Gountp.
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Oas erOBte @Iotbing 2ager finbet
Sbr bel coaft & 8 0 b n.
@benfalls Nnaage mad MaB.
9Semm ssbr geras perlafst,

I'M cine &eiie nod Maempbis, st.
2ouis unb benz Often gu unternebmem,
febt barauf, 5aB Sbr ein @iienbabn.
billet iiber Serartana unb bic groBe
5 N 80 untain &oute erbals
tet. Paffagiere Der 3age bieier 2inie
iparen rnan9e StunSe Der Meiieaeii
unb baben elegante punman Buffet.
S9lafmasen unb &eclining gbair
Cars (@ige frei) Sur 8erfaguns. We.
gen boiler Snformation beaaglif bic.
fer 2inie tuenbet @u9 ON bic 8idets
Ngenten ber 5. & o. q. R. g., Der
&. 6 q. &. q. ober ON s. 6. 2emis,
reifeuber Pafage Agent Der Sron
Monntaiu &oute ID Auftin, 9eraS.
q. 6. & 9omnfenb,
Geueral'p asier'asent. ct. Souls.
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% MDtis

llm 9errn S. 2obert iiber feline
finanaieaen 59mierigfeiten binmegaus
helfen, offerirt Der unterSeihnete allen
Jreunben unb &nnben 9ooerls @aib
Bargains in an3iigen nod MlaB ges
ma9t. @roBer unD i96ner YDrratb
ron 9teffen aller Dirt. 8Olle 3ufries
benbeit garantirt, ba 6err 2obert ielbff
aui1neibet. Spreht bel unS ppr. go.
1N Wefs@Dmmeree. 5traBe, nabe Der
8riide. 8. Orpnsfi.
Mafienbermalter.
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Wsaiiemnertualters 0aptis.

Noti5 tDirb bierbnrd pom unters
aei1neten MafienDerwalter beg Qerrens
f6neibers S. Sobert. (No. I94
Wefs s@ommerceltraBe, nabe Der 8riide)
geseben, oaB mad UtaB gemadte Ans
aiige BON nun on gu bebeutenb rebu3irs
ten preiien angefertigt lDerben.
@rDBe Musmabl in i96nen unb feis
men 9toffeu. 8olIe 3ufriebenheit gas
rantirt. ba 6err Gobert felblt sus
fbneioet. s. Orpnsfi,
Wtafenpermalter.
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gaIifprssta $ s{Betue.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm groBes Ga,
ger bon feinen California @einen Bel
9errn s. s. Meper am Mlamo
Blaaa. 9err Meper fu9t bic Weiae
an Ort unb Steae aus unb faaft brett
aus benz Seller Der Wein3a9ter. aIs
gmtem &enner gelingt es ibm tets, bic
beften Sorten ausaumdblen. gr Tam
fetne 4unben un6 Gamilien nit einem
gnten Sropfen perieben. &otb= unb
Weib Weine tn por5iigli9er aualitdt
pon ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone - frei
ins 6auS geliefert.
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Dr.. price's Cream Bafins pomoer
9as hollfummenHe. has sema@t nira.
GimipamSer,tns fiir xeras.

i~s< fS$6s$Rs
BON Der "Texas Immigration and
Industrial Association, bic ibren
Sig In Dallas bat, gsbt Elm goridIag
aus, nm @inpanberer unb aapital
gum aufbau Oer Snbufrie mad 9eras
su aieben.
ss mirb ansenOmmen, baB fitb bic
Stdbte In eriter 9inie bafiir iatere1fis
rem, bic Dorldufig. nm bic erfen tlns
fofen fur bic Musfiibrung bes Bro.
iettes beffreiten su t6nnen, fiir ietes
Sauieub @inmobner $500 an ben
Setretdr Der @eIelli9aft, 9. 6. smz
bobeH, einienben foHen. SIN Ganaen
tDirb cine Beifteuer bon $50 per Saus
fenb @inwobner ernartet, bic iibrigen
$48 follen aber erft mad unb na9, ie
nad0em BITE @elber n6tbig fnb, eins
geforbert tperben.
Sn benz &unbi9reiben, tueId3es
iiberaa bin berf6idt uurbe, iif Ser
eigentIide IgitattonspIan, bag beiBt,
bic glrt unb Weile, tpie man Rapital
unb @inwanberer bierber briugen min,
ni9t auseinanbergeiebt un6 bod mdre
bies bic 9auptfa6e, nm 8ertrauen fiir
bic Bewegung 5it ermeden.
Wtan wanfft pielmebr, baB iebe
Stabt o6er commeraielle gerbinbung,
pel@e fi9 Der 5adbe annimmt, ibre
eigenen @Orf6Idge ma9t, ME man
porgeben faq unD baraus min man
bann ben pIau formuliren, nm nit Der
Wtaioritdt Der 8efiirworter bes 93ros
ietts Gablung au baben.
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@rnnDetseutbnms IIebertragmuaeu.
6enrp PauIp an STEPHAN Maraor.
esuies, 2 Grunbifide an Wpoming'
StraBe. 500.
SnIia s. 2eigb an 4meIia S16pfer,
2 @runbfdde on @alIaaban Npenue,
81 800.
Wm. OobromoIsii au auguit proll,
@runbfad on Goa3ales Strobe,
$1 $50.
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@mte Neber.

0oIten sie Sbre 2eber in gutter
Shatigteit, 10 tuerben Sic nie on Sal.
ligteit Ieiben = bas III bas ganse &C.
beimniB. Sinh Sic aber bili6s, 70
periu6en Sic es nit einem padet BON
Simmcns 2eber Regulator fir 25
Gents. Wan nehme es auf bic 3unae,
obtr made einen Sbee baraus. Wfau
tpirb bann feline s3illen mebr nebme.s.
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= Sas Gitp 8ier, bellies wie
bunfles. 1T BON feinem @efGmad unb
erfreut ii9 GROCER 8eliebtbeit.

GDpleb's 8egifter, Ho. % 9lIamo
Yla5a bat einen &mf fur guten alten
WbiStep, bic beifen seniiaten @es
trdnte, feline Weins unb ausge3e;1nete
impprtirte unb einbeimii1e Gigarreu
unb tets friides Bier. Der @igsmtbHs
mer. Soc @oolep, berffrht iein @ei@dft.
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6. g an m,
@inberala edub. Store, gde 0oufons
Strabe unb Npe. s.

a@ yii9t umiOnf 1T bic Nadfrage
na9 bem @itp Bier cine 10 groBe.
Sas Bier i'll rein, tpDbli1medenb unb
BON Dor5asli9er Site.
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Ser Sterte eSuli.

Die Sibli9e pacifc.gabn offerirt
ollen patriotif9en 8iirsern &unbreiie.
8iuette mad alien puutten bes Sp.
ttems BON irgenh Station aus am g.,
3. uab 4. Suit giltis bis gum 6. all
a Gents per Meiie far bic &uabreife.
6. %. Bein, 8. &. 0ortes,
Sraffc Msr. G.@. g. & 8. u,
Dr. priee's Cream 9aftns powoer.
&S&Re @slts MasR ReHxxas 9xsseSkssus.
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War. %. g. @pnna.
ag- Nn3iiae bon Sc bis $50 5ei
pancoaft & 5obn.
esn, Cinderella s6mbsgtors

Sm Cinderella G1mbsgtpre
finS bic 0erbif. unb Winter gDaarea
eingetrOffen un6 cine bprtreffine 9luss
tpabl bes Dorsiigli6ften Sdub3engs III
DDrbanben. Starfe unb baMerbafte
S9ube fur Serren, Oamen unb ains
Der. @benfals bic feiniten 5aIons
ua5 3an3idube aus ben anerfannt
reaOmmirtefen Gabriten. Oie sSabriz
fate otr s&odforb Shoe @ompanp1
finb unubertrsfflif. l1niere lamen.
fhuhe be5ieben mir Dpn s. aeIp, g.
Suliuan & So. unb gbwarbs Bros.
Suite Bizarre uno mdBige preiie it uns
Ter Wtoito.
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Yilienel
NaNa8es@iMette aMer Ntrt
Rad unh bon Gnropa.
Stpiibemoeds dssNaten miebriger als
ie attbDr.

Sept if bic 3eit. 9idetS 5u faufen
un0 8ermanbie unb Betaunte aus ber
alien 9eimatb beriiberfommen au lafen.
Wegen genauer Snformation tDen6e
man iid3 an
War. 80. S. 9DnnG
Beneralsp spafIagier=Mgen bet Wfallorp
Dampfer 2inie,
523 Gali Spuifon sStraBe, San Aus
tOnio, Seras.
Sffi5ieller Ngent fur ale europdis
i6en Sampfer 2inieu.
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- Die @itp Sranerei bat in fat
allen Stdbten uno RleOerlaRuugeu oes
Siopefens ibre Asenturen unb Seber
tam fi4 on oem berrli@eu Bier ers
quifen.
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= gS giebt mebI taum einen
Wtenf@en, Der ii@ nit atbletii9en Spies
len &C. ab8iebt, tuel9er fi9 ni9t nal
cine Werrenfung Ober ionfttge 8erles
Sung 3ustebt. Sober iullte aber tpiFen,
oaB es ni@ts 8efere8 sesen 8errenfuns
gen, Quetfbungen unb 8erlebungen
giebt, als. bas i6on felt Sabren 10
woblbetannte ct. SatpbssSeI.