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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-12
shea's Death Sentence.

Troy, n. Y, Nov. l2.-Bat shea, who
was con yictcd OF tho murder of Robert
Ross at the polls On March 6, 1894, was
brought from Danncmora prison yester-
dry, that n date might be fixed by the
court for carrying out the sentence OF
death. Judge Edwards sentenced him 10
be executed during the week commencing
Mondnv Dec. 90.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-12
nar.ard saw. SO.

CAMnripGE, Mass, Nov. l2.-Therc IL
little interest ut Harvard over the story
sent out from New Haven yesterday O. the
cicc; that the Harvard freshmen eleven
had refused 20 alay the Yale freshmen
eleven ~ football. This Is "a matter which
was definitely settled Oct. 0 The general
d~cc'lnat.on ~ Harvard TO cnaa-c Ia sports
Will Yale wa bindips w Tho Ia "a pcn
cisss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-12
A Prosperous Season.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 12.-Thc November
returns to the agricultural department
make the corn crop the largest on record,
the yield being 26.2 bushels an acre. This
must be regarded as preliminary and not
final estimate Of the yield. The average
yield Of buckwheat is 20.1 bushels, against
49, last year. The average yield Of pota-
toes is 1907 bushels an acre; tobacco 743
pounds, and hay 1.06 tons. The crop Of
apples is reported as Ill per cent Of a full
crnn #H
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10th Pared Alike.

HAtfFAx. Nov. l2.-Thc big schooner
Llowellyn wynt ashore near Parrsbnro In
tie resent gale. Her owner sent his other
schooner. tho Ellen, Go the spot 10 save the
cargo. Another storm occurred and
wrecked the SceJud vessel On the same
S--rhc-S
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!, CITY ADYERTIsEMExrS.
CITY on PROVIDENCE.
SeWerAssessments

The owners Of estates assessed for the con-
etruction OF savers In. the streets hereinafter
for said construction were on the "a day OF
November. ls05. lodged ~ the Office OF the
In PLUM STREET from oxford street to
I'm MARLBOROUGH STREET from Eass
Beacon street To Pearl street, and In fRANK
In bkATTLE STREET from Waldo street TO
In PoMoNA AVENUE from Academy ave-
In BoLHNDiEsR ssiTrRsiEsEr from Grand View
street 10 Abbott street
In WILLOW STREET from Messer street to
NMalaoy street strss; To To Wool ScaHs street., IN HUDSON
eThEEl from tho end Of present sewer IN
said street TO Huntington avenue. anu IN
WOOD STREET IRON Eliery street to Hunt
In FAVOR STREET from a point about
ninety one feet south OF Chester avenue TO
Marlborough avenue, and from Buckley street
TO potters avenue. and In kEYhoLDs AVE-
In LExiNGToS AvEStT from Niagara
street TO Hamilton street
In BARTON STREET from Broadway 70
Westminster street
In HENDRIcK STREET from Carleton
In HARRIS AVENUE from Charlotte Hope
street 20 Eagle street, and in SIMS AVENUE
from Harris avenue TO the Woonasqnatncxet
In CHAMBERS STREET from Pottcrs ate
nue. 10 Huntington svunua
In CRAAsloN oTRELr from fotters ave-
nue. To Huntington avenue
In JINMOOD ANENU from Crnnston
sireet To Union avenue
III pay rnent OF The whole OF amy assessment
u made before the pa aay or November, 1894 q
deduction viii 10 made on the : me az the
rate OF six 90 per centum p-r snnum from
the date OF tie payment 10 said last men'
toned date
One-third Of the assessment may be paid nc
any time within ons year from the time the
assessment IL lodged with the City Treasurer,
without interest
Tho second instalment OF one-third may be
paid within two years from the day of said
lodgmert with the City Treasurer. by paving
IN addition thereto the interest on the whole
amount due on said assessment. at the rate or
six (6) per cent. per ainum from the hrst day
OF TIE second year after said lodgrasnt. TO the
time Of payment
i'be last or third in%stalment OF the assess
faent NAV DO paid within three years after
said lodRrnour by paying In addition thereto
the interest thereon at tho rate of six t6l per
cent.psr annum from the date OF the last pay.
mrnt
IL tho fire. f~~talmcnt a. not paid az The
end az enc r from the Gay OF the lodg-
ment OF the sment with the City Treas
urer, the vLD., assessment can then DO col.
lectcd, with interest iherefronl. NJ the rate OK
six (6l per cent. per annnm, and expenses OF
collec ION u. l.. u. 0hANGEK,
Nov2.2H City Treasurer.
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Dincd by Neu.p,per Men.

NEW YORK. Nov. l2.-The New York
PrcssGlub gave q midnight banquet TO
Hcnry"frvlng last night. The guests of
the evening were Henry Irving, Horace
Porter. Chaunccy NJ. Dcpcw, Gilbert
Howard. .Ir., presided, and In all there
NNprp 100 quests.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-12

PITTsBURo, Nov. IA general strike
Of plumbers was ~inangurated here ycstcr-
day for q restoration Of the 10 per cent
taken ou their wages two years ago.
About 90 mon ore cal And all the shops
sxo idle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-12
Chance In Dl.bursIng Omccr..

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The attorney
general has appointed Henry Rcchton Of
Cincinnati disbursing officer OF the de-
partment OF justice, vice Frank Branna-
gan, who resigned 20 accept n similar posi-
ton In tho department Of state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-12
THE CITY or PROVIDENCE.
CANVASS NOTICE.

The Board Of Canvassers and Registration
will meet for tine purpose OF csnvass1ng ana
correcting The ward lists OF voters Tor tie
Municipal Election TO be held November 70.
ing places. via:
November 10, ls05-FIRsT WARD at PIo.
NEER HALL on SOUTH AIN STREET
from Z 90 20 > O0 . m
waR1 kJoM on NORTH MAIN STREET
November 4. Iso5-THmp YARD at tho
WARD ROOM on SMITH II at 80
November IS. isa5-FouRTH WARD at tho
VALID ROOM on FOUNTAIN slhEET
from Z 90 20 SEQ y IN
November Is. isoS-FlrTa WARD At the
wAkD ROOM On BEACON AVENUE at
November 10. 1895 : SIXTH WARD az the
WARD Room oa pulLIc sThEh.f from
Novesnb her 10 issns-sEvENTA ysRp at the
WAkD ROOM on OAKLAND STREET az
November IS. lsas-EieRrH WARD at tho
xoTlNo BGodH corner Of MEssEs and
November IS $780, = NINTH WARD ~ the
WARD ROOM on PALLAs Z az
November 10, 1896 TENTE WARD a, the
WARD ROOM on ATwEtt's AVENUE a.
7OO p M.
Said Board will also meet for the purposeot
the FINAL canvass of all the Ward ind b.strics
lists OF said city, AZ their Office IN City HAIL.
on Novsmbsr Z: lsas; at : s,siSes a NJ prooer,v.
whose names are on the voting list, must ray
the tax on the ,ar1e, on or before Novrmnrr
10. 1895, 20 quality them 10 vote FOR aldermen
and Councilmen
BY order OF the Board of Canvassers and
%noyi'i5s CHARLES z SMITH. Clerk.
nvrrxy nr onAxrnE~-rL
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Rnfnrn In Con.tnntinonle.

Boston, Nov. Il. Tho American Board
of Foreign Missions has learned that Rev
r. Il. Larkin and wife, missionaries 20
Mardin. Eastern Turkey, and Rev. a.. w.
Hubbard and wife, missionaries Co Sivas,
Western Turkey, are safe in Constantl-
noplc. They will not go 60 their respective
0elds until the disorders are quollcd.
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objection. TO New Price List.

SroSEHAM, Mass, Nov. l2.-Between so
aud 90 female employees Of a. T.. Mann's
shoe factory struck yesterday as the result
OF the firm putting a new price list into
effect. II Is claimed that the new schedule
reduces the wages OF the women 10 20
cent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-12

Trxxros. Nrv. ls.-3aic q Davis. mnnu.
featuring gji'cr-. have made an assign.
n,cn'. Ths hald1iics nv $@,oco mad The
assets sllc.ool Trade depression Is given
- the caoss CT f.iiure.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-12

The sale which took place at the Misht
Clothing parlors, 800 Westminster street, last
Saturday, and which has continued right
along since then, has been most gratifying 10
the proprietor and TO the buyers of winter
clothing. some extraordinary bargains are
obtainable. and a very little money is required
40 purchase a goud winter outfit.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-12

Frank Arnold IN entertaining crowds in his
Aborn street bowling alleys. The exercise has
become the popular fad, especially with the
clerks Of the dry goods stores.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-12

Leading Government oniciais witness the
Ceremony at Sew York.

NEW YORK. Nov. l2.-The Pagct- Whit
ncy wedding at 81. Thomas church at noon
today was a notable event. President
Cleveland was seated in the front pew,
aud behind him were SECRETARY OF the
Navy Herbert, Secretary OF War lamont
aud the diplomatic corps. including Sir
Julian P..~ncefoto, Lord Wcstmeath and
Mayroyeni hey.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-12

When you come to think of ii. there arc a
good many pretty good people in this world
after all. OLD VET.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-12

cone thing which struck mo as rather
democratic for cultured students was the at
tendant who looked out for the comfort of
tho players. He would approach a man with
begrimed and perspiring face. and with a
sponge filled with water, make two or three
switches over forehead, checks and chin, and
without stopping TO rinse or IN any way
cleanse the sponge, squeeze a mouthful OF
water between the lips, which the player
would quickly dislodgo upon the ground.
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MISSION FREE.
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.

CHAPTER G7.
An Ordinance Providing for NE Collection OF
Foil lax.
Approved October 90, 1895.
10 is ordained by the CITY Council OF the City
OF Providence ~ follows:
SECTION ]. hhe poll tax nsscssed by the
board of assessors, July J.. a. ID. 1885, shall be
paid 70 and collected by the Giy treasurer on
and between the ninth and the sx,e,nth day 5
of November A. ID. 1896. inclusive.
SIC. 2. The city treas Ter shall hy ndver-
tisenent In the public newspapers OF the city,
ana by posting up one or more notices IN eacn
voting district If the Vlty, at least Que week
before the said ninth day of November, A. d.
1926. notify all persons assessed 20 pay said
tax AZ his Office on and between said ninth
day and said sixteenth day OF November,
A, u. 1898, inclusive, sundays and holidays
excepted, between the hours Of nin O'Clock
"a. M, and I've O'Clock y. NJ, except Satur-
days. when hi, Office shall be open from nine
o'clock q. NJ, until three o'clock p. m, 10 re.
COVE said taxes.
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"Talk about the chances in stane.up prize
fighting as compared 20 an up'to-date foot
Dead sore Club. "The prize fighters are not
in 1t. Il took AZ minutes TO finish the first
half Of the game. As but % minutes Is
allowed for playing time. IL took 20 minutes
to attend to the wounded"
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again there Is n hunt. a scramble, a rush,
a wedge, a tackle, a mass OF struggling hui
manity, and then a rest until AN arm IL
pulled back into tho socket. or the blood
sopped up from mouth and nose. But that
goes. The crowd. 'Rahl Rahl! and the
rorgher the play. the more the crowd cheers.
1t IN not unlike a bull fight in that respect,
the element Of danger adding zcst TO the en-
tertainment.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-12

Al Adelaide Park last Saturday was a foot
ball game betw cen the teams Of Hslo and
Brown. The last football lame l attended
was at Springfield, between the Harvard and
Yale elevens. That was 10 years ago. Things
have evidently changed IN the football line
SINCE then. saturday afternoon the Brown
and Yale mel met on the GROUNDS AZ Adelaide
Park as before mentioned. and to the casual
observer this is what hapf ancd, ard tho way
10 appeared, according 10 "A meIBter OF the
Dead Sore Club.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-12

Finally the nile of men unite themselves.
and then II Is found that the man underneath
has had "a spike thrust in his scalp. and the
breath knocked out of him Two doctors or
attendants run with a satckel containing
Notwithstanding salts. bandages, court plas-
ter, otc, and after a few moments he is lifted
up ON his feet. receives tho encouraging cheer.
ana the game goes merrily along. A man
suddenly gains possession of the coveted ball
and strikes into "A 25-yard dash, when one OF
the opposing eleven makes n running leap and
catches the man with the bail by the leg, and
throws him TO tho ground. Then the several
heavyweight collegians TO the number of a
dozen jump on tho man who is next 20 the
ground, aud there Is a mixture OF half backs,
quarter-backs lame-backs. and black and llue
backs. besides shin protectors, shoulder
saddles. and nose ana teeth bumpers of rub
Der.
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"Lined up on either side az a cigar sha ped.
pig-skin, inflated with air. each in the post
tion assigned him, were % athletic young
men with Paderewskl bnir which, like small
door mats OF yari-colored hues. gave to the
wearers. a Zulu like appearance. and quos-
toned the prevalence Of enough intellectu-
ality 20 admit the woaTer within tho liberal
confines OF a college. AT the blast OF a'whistle,
the rush of the men clad In su o. or the kind
THAT looks no worse on account of wear. was
apparent. Whore was the ball For a mo-
nient one man has 10 in u STOPPING position.
and essays 10 throw the norcino sphere
through his legs. which another man catches,
aud then seven 90 nine men jump on him,
while about eight mon more make a pyra-
midal pile.
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CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
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Ratb fir Matter.

Dor iiber so Sabren it1on lpurbe
Wtrs. Wihslotp'S Soothing Gprup
pon Miaionen BON Miiittern beim 3ab.
men Der &inber angemenbet. Wirif bu
i'm S6lafe bur9 bas 9areien zines
&tnbes gef6rt, bas i'm 3ahnen 1T unb
bor S9meraen neints Wenn 10, laffe
iofort eine Jlaf6e BON rMirs. Winss
lDws Soothing Syrup" bolen. @eiu
Wertb TT unbeaablbar. Sc Dirb bem
tletnen 2eihenben iofort 2imbernng bers
i9affen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf, Matter,
es TT tein 3weifel bariiber. Sc beilt
Opfenterp unb Diarrboe, regulirt ben
Wtagen unb bic Nieren, beieitiat Winbs
aolif, eruei6t ben @aumem, perbin.
bert @ntoiinbung unb ftdrft bas garae
Spifem. nMtrs. MinsIotps Soothing
SprupA fur 5abnenbe &inber iii ar.aes
nebm in @ef6mad unb bas &ecepi
famntt Den einem Der befen peibliaen
Ner5te in ben Ser. @taaten. Sc iii bel
allen Sruggiiien in Der sam3en Welt 3u
baben. Preis Is Gents per i5Iaf9e.
&auft ni6ts anberes, als Mrs. Winss
lDuS 9oothingsSprub.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS, !

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 H. CoLLMANN
DECD.
HENRY COLLMANN, Administrator OF
the estate OF III. 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 nv
SEAL Office in San Antonio, this
w twenty-eighth (25) day of Octo-
Der A. D., 1895.
-THAD. w. SMITH,
Clerk County Court Bexar County.
BY r. c. SYMINGToN, Deputy.
Issued same day.
Came to hand Oct. 2sth A. D. 1895, at
1880 o'clock p M, and publication of this
notice ordered made in the "Freie Prcsse
fuer Teras".
JOHN P. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff Bexar County, Texas.
By M. F. CAMPBELL, Deputy.
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@eprge NytaabrD's
9ampf aiiferei IN San aatonio.

Mllen inbuftrielIen gtabIiHements.
pelfe grOBe @efdbe n6tbig baben, 70.
tDie Wieb3ii6tern, Garmern unb aaen
Senen, bic @iifernen gebrdu@en, M
@eorg Manbrp's renomnlirte Dampfs
fhferei-in Der 0anbelSmeIt unter bent
yfamen 'sSan Antonio Tank Factory
bsfannt. beftens su empfe6Ien. 0err
Wtanbrn, elm Ga6mann in Der Riifes
ret, Der aud mebrere fur biefeIbe fehr
Di6ti9e @rfinbungen In geaag aiif.
Wiai1inen gema6t bat, Iiefert cine io
por3igliGe 9lrbeit, baB nod ME ein
Sabel gegen biefeIbe laut aeluorben il.
Sein &uf als 6abritant. ber es nit
irgenb @inem In ben Der. Gfaateu
anfnebmen Tam, erftredt iid melt iiber
pie Grenaen bes StaateS biaaus unb
Nuftrdge fommen ibu ieIba aus ben
entlegenifen SbeiIen Wlerifo8 au.
Sbretbt um 4atalo9e unb 4reias
liifen, bic gratis Derianbt merben.
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gdneller flimatlid,er gsed,tel

fpftet mesr Reni&en bas sebeu, ats ausemetn anses
noumen rtrb. RImentIt@ iF bies ber Eau, penn
i4raIiGe, saste aO,pertpnfitutionen tim ausseiest
werben unb Bet Gmisrautenfamltex, bic In benients
gen G9etlen bes feruen @efens neue Seimtdtteu fu.
den, in benen gu sewifen Safressetteu WaIaria unb
tppbSfe Gteber tetmtf& finb. Das befe 6@usmtttel
eesen bie fHdbltGen Btrtunsen bes Rlmawed5ieIs
nnb bee bamtt perburbeuen We6iels ber Gebenss nub
Grndtrnn8speife 10 9cietter's RasenbttterS, bas
nt@t nur bte &cnftttntton Wialarta, ben FoIsen
hes Gemperaturwe&ieIs, uub ber entnerpenben Birs
tnng tropii@er 3ise bewabrt, fcnbern aud etu Gpes
effum sesen Gerftopfuns, Opspepfte, 9eterleiben
Seelenten unb aulturpionteren brptephe Setmius
@an9en tt. Bon Gaultnben BON Epnrifen, &nfiebs
!ern tn hhnn tevblterten Gesenben, GorfGunssret-
fur BITE pcrsasli&eu DtenRe, tte tbnen bas Bftters
aeleiftet bat ppr.
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tpdre, tim bas @si6ebene iinsel6eben

gu ma6en?"
nWlan barf Sbnen suseiteben. baB
sic Elm iebr berebter Inmalt 9egen
SIRE etsene 9a6e iinb,1 laete iie nit
etuem fletnen 9lnflu9e BON ,Sronie.
uIber td) babe meber Samilie nod
Sreunbe, Die iib berausnebnten biirfs
ten, mir 8ormiirfe su MAIDEN In Bes
3ug auf irsenb einen taeiner @nts
idliiiie. llno felbit, tpenn es onbers
ipdre, ielbit tpenn man mid anfeinoete
un6 bebrobte, tpiirben sic iid bann
ntdt tapfer 9enus fiibten, mid su
idiiten unb fart senus, Sbren 8e1is
3li pertbeibtsen"
$50 es auf Offenen &f antdme
-semtb!-Gber ipdre t6 bann gang
iiber, baB Id In foldem Sample @ie
lelbit imuler auf m,etner Sette baben
luiiroe?"
Isle glauben uidt on meine Bes
itdn6isfeit, neil @te mt9 friiber biels
lei1t launenhaft unb tpanfelmiitbig
seieben baben? Sd seitebe freimiitbis,
bab t9 eS i'm sic beroient babe, 1,i9
iebt fol1em Nretpobn atsgelett su
ieben, aber 9ie biirfen ,,i9tSoeito>
weniser 9lauben, baB Sie mir nit
bteiem l1nre1t tbun. @enn mir ein
giin6niB fiir baS 2ebet nit einanoer
einseben, 10 mirb es ia bon etner
anoeren Nrt ietn, al8 bic Gerl0bntlIe,
oie man aus beiB aufflantmenber aeis
benldaft i9liebt. 90 menig eS mir In
ben Sinn fommen fam, Sbnen eine
oerartt9e Qet0enl6aft gu erbsudeln,
70 ipentg tperbe i9 jenals perlangen,
oaB sic etipas dbnli6es mir seseniber
tbun. @ir iin6 un8 unter 1erbdltnii>
fen rnb In 0ebensla9en nabe setreten,
III benen man fi9 it1t beliigt un6
nidt seittmmt TT, Die berf01nmlide
VeritellunssfomObie 3t fptelen. Wir
tennen un8 barunt ptellei9t better,
als man ii9 ionit In tabrelansem Ser,
febr fennen 3it lernen perntag-,tnb
rniere 6reunSi daft rubt-mie i'd boffe
-oesbalb aud auf ether biel fefteren
@runblage, als man6e btmtnelbo1
jaudsenbe aiebe. Sd meuisfiens werbe
BITE @eiinnuns, Ste mid beute at
ettlen1 70 Experimentation @9rttt Be-
ffimmt bat, t.temalS anbern, tpetl fte
nt6t elmer raid entflanlmten unb
RAID Dersdnslt1en 0sefsuna, fonbern
etner unbe6tngten Go9a9t,tng uab
eirteu. feiteemuraelte1t Dertrauen tire
@ntftebung berbanft.
gus Gllern, mas iie iaste, sins NIT
un3weioeutiger Glarbeit berpor, bab
iie feline Morte fiir ben periioblenelt
&usbrud eiuer freubisen, MIR burd
bic Bebenflihfeiten elmer iiberaroBen
8ei6eibenbeit nod sarndsebaltenen
3uitimmnns seuommen bate, uuo
penr ct idon uorber tli9t riutbis ees
mug gemefen mar, ibr bur9 cine aaf<
ri6ti9e Darlesuns feiner Gmpfinbun<
gen bieie 3uperiidt sri 3erit0ren, tpober
bate er iest nod bic &raft nebn1en
iollen, e8 ST tbun?-
Millenlo8 unb mioerltanbslos iiiate
er iid in baS unabdnoerli6e, als
Mauo nit beipunberungspiiroiger
Rube, berett ipabrlid rur eine Gneri>
fanerin in folder Sttuation fdbis iein
fonnte, ibn bur@ eine 9anbbemegung
einlub, neben ibr auf eiiem Der fletnett
Scpbas Blas 3it ntbmen, un6 als iie
ibn1 gang faltliitig unb iiberlegt BON
ben Gispoiitionen ipra9, bic inper<
siislid 9etroffen uer6en miiBten, uml
Der @eielli9aft ibr 8erl6bnib in elmer
ben traurisen Begleitumftdnben anges
meiieuen Sorm funo3u9eben.
(Gcrtfetuns foIgt).
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CALIFORNIA gHet,,e.

Meinliebbaber finben Elm groBes Ga,
ger bon feinen California 8einen bel
9errn s. s. Meper am @lamo
Blaaa. 6err Meper fn9t bie Meine
an Ort nnb @teae aus unb fanft 6ireft
aus benz Reler Der @einai6ter. NIs
gutem aenrer gelingt es Inn tets, bic
beffen Sorten ausaumdblen. gr tann
feline &unben unb Gamilien nit einem
gnten Sropfen Derieben. Hotbs nnb
Weiss Weine in boraigli9er Qmalitdt
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per 8alone - frei
ius 9auS aeliefert.
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8amlmitiae mnb sfentraftpre,,

MAIDEN mir auf bic aIte bendbrte 8au,
Bodybuilding BON s b. Stebes &
S6bne aufmertfann, bic bebeutenbe
Quantitdten BON boraiigli6eui 8aubOla
nnb grDBe Borrdtbe bon Sbiiren, Sen,
fern, Saloufien, S9inbeln, @iien.
tuaaren, tpie S6l6fer, Ndgel, Garben
&C. an 6anb baben. gtieberlagen aai
Snternationalbabn unb am Suniei
@eleiie in Der Oft Commensurate.
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Dr.. James Hall Bell,
Nnsens Ar5t,
Offite: eolsbab 8lod, Sun s(ntonio.
8eoentenOe Bargains In 9dnoereieu.


90 Id in ben Iebten 3tpei Sabreu
peri@iebene 2anbifreden i'm fiibwefis
lt9en 6beile bes Staates gegen 0ps
potbet aufnebmen i1uBte. 10 bin ia
tebt i'm Stanbe, iOlbe 2dnbereien aam
mirtli9ea &offenpreiie 6 unter
ghnitigen Bebinaungen unb niebrigem
Yro3entfaBe 5u perfaufen. @utes
Garnls, 6eus unb Weibelanb, nit unb
obne Werbeferungen, tn fleinen nnb
groBen 6tifen.
Wegen @in3elbeiten, preile, gtate
Der SntereRen, Bef6reibung bes 2ans
bes &c. f6reibe man an
6. 3. gbanbIer,
Sodpoobs Bantgebdube. San MntDnio.
u ferensen: Sebe ganf in San
Mntonio.
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Gn ber yl6rbIid5eu 0ocificsSobn

I'm Der W6rbli6en YacificsBdbn
brobt ein alIgemetner Gtreif ousaubres
den. Bis iebt finb bic Gtleiter nod
In Der Ninberbeit. Bei 6iIparb,
Montaua, murbe berfu9t. einen pafs
fogieraus gum gntgleiien su bringen.
@op. &i6arbS bat eine 8elobnung auf
bic @rgreifuug Der G9nlSigen ausges
febt. gs beiBt. bic Anreguns au bies
fem Streit gebe BON Der "American
Railw ay Union" aus.
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Palmemsartem Hmb 0seftasssatisn,


Der freunbli6ie nub angeuebmiis
Nufentbalt fur bic 8efu5er Ser Gsabi
unb namentli6 fir 6aniilien, Ia
Shol3' palmengarten, Der NIT eiuer
nor3hgli9en &effauratiDn, ueIdle aIIl
Selitatefen Der Gaifon in better 3ns
bereitung liefert, berbunben 1T. MSau
finbet bort bas bette GIas Bier ,lnfes
rer beimif@en 8rauereien, Dortrelfs
llbe einbeimif9e u1b irnpDrtirte Wetne,
otto @igarrea, alte, CUTE Mhistep' 5,
Siqu6re &C., unb gum lleberauB fiets
einen an8ge5eibneten Qun@. 6amss
tags un6 Sonntag8 Nbenbs finben
5reis&onserte itatt. BiliarbfpieIern
fteben bic beiten 8iliarbs CUR 1erfis
gung.