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Patriot Soldiers Enthusiastic.


Gen. Maceo, in his communication. denies
that his aid, Col. Bermudez was killed, as
official reports have stated. and as has been
published in the Cuban and American pa
pers.
His letter recalls to mind the fact that
two American young men who landed with
i'm in Cuba. March 81 of last year, are in
chains In the prison at Santiago de Cuba,
and that apparently, no notice is taken OF
them by the State Department
The young men are Frank Agramonte,
born in New Orleans, and Manuel SAM, born
In Brooklyn. The former came with Gen.
Maceo as his secretary and the latter as an
aid on his staff.
Landing in eastern Cuba, the party was
without food for eight days, and the
young men. unable to stand the fatigue and
hunger, fell behind. They decided to go to
Guantanamo and surrender to the govern
ment. For the next week they subsisted on
sour oranges and palmetto, and were within
few miles of Guantanamo when they met
the column of Col: Sesura. Although very
weak and hardly able to walk, they were
hurried to the Santiago castle, where, for
nearly year. they have remained. AS
they We're not captured bearing arms, the
Spanish government has no right to detain
them, and no claim is made that they were,
but for some reason or another liberty is
denied them. VIM F. MANNIX
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Death a .CosIal savage.

The Secretary Of state is informed that
.sdr Reavel Savage. United States consul at
Nantes. France, died IN <hats city yester-
day morning. He was . resident OF Balti-
more, Md,
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Editor Evening Star:
am pleased to comply with your request
made through your war correspondent in
Cuba. for statement regarding the move
ments of my army in this province. And
also would 1 like to reply briefly to the
charges that have been made against me to
the effect that there was ill-feeling between
General Gomez and myself. AS the last is
the most important IN a certain sense l
will answer it at the beginning
In the first place. 1t was intimated in your
request that many in the United States
thought there was a rupture in the Cuban
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MACEO'S MESSAGE
The Cuban General Sends a State
ment to The Star.
PATRIOTS ALL LOYAL TO GOMEZ
Purpose of the Invasion of Pinar
del Rio.
ENTHUSIASM AMONG TROOPS
ENTHUSIASM AMONG TROOPS

From The Stars Special Correspondent.
'PINAR DEL RIO, Cuba, February !, 1896.
Lieut.. Gen. Antonio Maceo Of the Cuban
army forwards the following statement to
The Evening Star:
Headquarters Second Army,
Province of Pinar del Rio
January 81, 1S9G.
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If you want today's
,lews today you can find
It only in The Star.
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Hay & Feed Stable
NOTICE OF SALE.

THE OLD PIONEER DRUG STORE
OF Elko, for the last twenty-one wears
owned and managed by me, has this day
been sold to Mr.. M. H. Miller, who was
prescription druggist when he came to Ne.
vada.. In disposing Of 1t 1 do. not do So
Tor want OF patronage or coed will of the
people OF Elko or Elko county, but purely ON
account OF fast failing eye-sight and Door
health, which have made 1t impossible for
me to give that care to my business which
IL requires. In bidding q business farewell
to all my old friends and patrons, would
bespeak for my successor, who Is SO we'll
known for his honesty and integrity the
same :, kind consideration, patronage and
friendship as has been accordedto me dur
Ing the last nearly quarter of q century.
Very Respectfully
~ +. +. MULLER.
Elko, New, April 6, 1896.
HAVING; PURCHASED THE BUSIN-
L ess and entire stock OF Mr.. F. F. Muller
who Is compelled to retire from active bus
mess on account Of failing health do SO
fully cogniZant OF the responsibilitie.
which Will devolve upon me to maintain
the high'standard which the Pioneer Drug
Store has enjoyed in the past, and will
strive In the future to treat all with the
same kind consideration and cure as they
have received from my predecessor Solic-
iting continuance of the liberal pa atronags
bestowed on him in the past, l am
Very Respectfully,
M. II. MILLER.
Elko, New, April 0, 1896.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Sealed Proposals will be received at
the County Clerks ONCE not later than the
I'd day OF May, 1896, at o'clock p. NJ, to
wit:
First-To patch and repair the plastering
wherever loose or likely to fall, or wherei
has fallen In the Courtroom.
Second-To paint the woodwork OF the
Courtroom two coats Of white lead, and
Third-To paper the walls and ceiling, the
county to furnish the paper and border.
ltBids to be received for the items separate
ly.
The Board reserves the right to rejeo, any
and all bids.
Elko, Nevada, April 8, 1so8
JOHN HENDERSON,
County Clerk.
by w. PATTERSON,
Deputy Clerk.
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ITEMS, :llon. MUSIC zAMp. STAGE. ;.I::

Forthe Opera: of'''The Magic Flute"
Mozart received only 1G0 ducats (about
$113). The manager of the theater at
which itwasfirst performed made for
tune out of it. |H .'.
Delaunay, the retired lover of the
Comedie Franchise, has son who is
about to make his first appearance at
that theater in his fathers part of
Alceste in Moliere's "NIisanthrope.r
Verga's powerful but disagreeable
story, 'La Lupa," in the draraatization
OF which Duse refused to play, has
been given in Rome, hut proved too
strong for even an Italian audience.
Sixty-four performances Of Pader-
ewski in this country, in 1893, netted
him profit of s175,ooo. Supposing that
1T each concerthe played for two hours,
his pay was at the rate of $22.61{ for
each minute he was at the piano.
Puccini's opera, "La Boheme,"' the
book from Murger's romance, has been
given with great success at Turin
Mascagni's "Zanetto,' from (Coppee's
"Le Passant," is said to be pretty and
graceful, but hardly an opera.
Gluck's "Orphee" has just been given
for the first time at the Paris Opera
Comique, arranged in four acts with
q final tableau. Nine. Delna was the
Orpheus. It was in Paris that the opera
was first performed in 1774.
A native west African musical COM
poser has produced symphony in Lon
don, which is described as original, eff
fective and remarkably promising. His
name is CoIeridge Taylor and he is only
20 years old. He is not a black man,
however.
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When you are III need OF letter
heads, bill heads, note heads, envel.
opes, statements, etc, remember that
you can have them printed at the Tx.
DEPENDENT office st prices. within the
reach. Of all.
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rILEIYOUR BILLS.

BY, or rof tho Board OF County Commits
stoners. IL bills against the County To be
acted u Il by tho Board, must b fled on or
before e. Saturday Immediately preceding
the Moray upon which the Board meets
until the next meeting OF tho Board.
Attest: JOHN HENDERSON,
County Clerk,
BY w: PATT1HgoNl Deputy.
Dhted NsvVtee f0u6. .RtlN
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Mr.. Harrington, M. p, says agricul-
tnral depression in Ireland is so great
that if there now existed the organiza. :.
ton of some years ago the people should
have an agitation tenfold more bitter
than that of 1886.
Sawdust is turned into transportable
fuel in Germany by a very simple proc
ess. It is heated under high steam
pressure till the resinous ingredients
become sticky, when It is pressed into
bricks. One man with two-horse
power machine can turn out 5000 bricks
a day. H ~
st. Petersburg is excited over the
horsewhipping OF Prince Mestchersky.
director of the Grash5anin, by the two
sons Of an official who had felt insulted
by an article in the newspaper. The
young men say they whipped the prince.
but he says that he turned them out of
his house without being struck.
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ELKO, NEVADA, TUESDAY, MAY IL, 1896

The above. balance stands to the
credit OF the various funds as ner
Ireasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
March 80, 1896: 'oN
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JOINT STATEMENT
AUDITOR AND TREASURER,
OF ELKO COUNTY.
For the Quarter Ending Mar 81,
100R

STATE OF NEVADA
County Of Elko. fs.s
AUDITORS OFFICE
March 81, 1896
To the Honorable Board OF County CommIs,
-eloners OF Elko County, Nevada:
9BNTLEMEN: We herewith submit our Omar
eIly Report OF the Finances Of the County
or the quarter!endine March 81, 1896.
Respectfully submitted:
Z. E. BILKEY,
Auditor.
JOHN HENDERSON,
Treasurer.
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IoJal. ..."-.....Slb,9bO ~
SUMMARY
Total receipts. .S38434 4S
Paid from county funds. 1872 %
Paid from school finds. 1877 55 w..
Paid from road funds. 1850 AZ
Total disbursements .,s16, 6,960l20
-----------
Balance in treasury. ..$21,4 ,474 %
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THE BEST
SPRING MEDICINE

lsSIMMoNS LIVER REGULAToR-donY
f0rgetto take It. The Liver gets sluggish
auLlng the Winter, just like all nature
and the system becomes choked up bt
the accumulated waste, which brings or Or
iMalarla,, Fever and Ague and Rheuma.
tism You want to wake up your Livet.
now, but be sure you take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR to do it. 1t also
regulates the Liver-keeps it properly at
work, when your system will be free from
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You get THE BEST BLOOD when!
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iY Liver Remedy once and note the,
difference. But take only. SIMMONS
LIVER EREGULAToR-it is Simmons;
L;!itveE.RFesn:;;R7EGULAT0R: .Fes :; which makes the
dIttereaee: fake ittil powder or1in liquid
alreadyGpIeparsd, or make a tea of the
powders sbAt SffMAS IONS LIVER REGtT. R Ije
LAIQR:s T59R Ysu,t md the RED z on every
PACKAGE iaolt :tSy 3iE - " =,
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Ratb fir Wfatter.

Dor iiber so Sabren fbon miirbe
Wrs. Minslotp'S SOOTHING Sprup
BON Millionen bon Mtittern beim 3abs
men Der &inber angeuenbet. Wirf bu
i'm @1Iafe bur6 bas S6reien eirles
&inbes sef6rt, bas i'm 3abnen TT unb
Dor G1mer3en meinta Wenn 10. lafie
iofort eine Jlafde bon rWfrs. Winss
Ions Soothing Syrup bolen. Gein
Mertb 1T nnbe3ablbar. @s .pirb benz
tleinen 2einenben fofort 2tnberung Ders
i9aifen. 8erlaBt eu@ barauf, Matter,
es 1T fein '3meifel barnber. gs beilt
9pfenterp nnb Diarrboe, regnlirt ben
Maaen unb bic Nieren, beieitigt 8lnbs
&olif, erpei9t ben Gaumen, perbins
bert gntshnbnng unb ftdrtt baS gait5e
@pfeus. rMrs. Minslows Soothing
6prup" fur sabnenbe ainber III aIiges
nebm in @ef9nad unb bas Reeept
1fammt BON einent Der beiten peibliben
aerste in ben Ser. Staten. g8 TT bel
allen Drugginen in Der 9anaen Welt 3u
baben. preis Is Gents per Jlaf9e.
Rauft ni9ts anberes, als Wtrs. Wins'
Ions @ootbings@prIp.
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George NytamorD's
9anlpf> aiiferei III 9an AutoniO.

gl0en inbufrielIem gtablifements.
tueI1e groBe @efdEe n6tbig baben, fo'
mie Dieb3h@tern, Garmern unb aaen
Denen, bie giiternen gebrau6en, TT
@eorg Manbrp's renommirte Danpfs
flferei-in Der 9anbelsmelt unter benz
93amen s'San Antonio Tank Factory"
befannt, beffens 81 empfe9len. 0err
Manbrn, elm Ga9mann in ber Riifes
rel, Der au1 mebrere fur bieielbe febr
wi6tige grfinbungen In Beaug auf
Wtai6inen gemo9t bat, liefert cine 10
porshgli9e Mrbeit, baB MOO ME ein
Sa6el gegen bieielbe laut geworben TT.
5ein auf a!s Gabrifant. Der es nit
iraen5 ginem in ben Ser. Staten
aufnebmen fam, eritredt fif melt iiber
Die @rensen bes StaateS binaus unb
sluftrdge tpmmen ibm ielbit aus ben
entiegentem 5beilen Merifos an.
Gnreibt nm 4ataloge unb Preiss
liffen, bic gratis periaubt werben.
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berlaufb fem, neil es nur 5 Gamilien.
porfdnoe, G0rlter, @emeinoeporfeber,

berlaufb lein, neil es nur 5 Gamiliens
uorfdnoe, Tbrlter, @emeinOeOOrfeber,
@eriftsmann, s6antrDirtb unb einen
Biioner beige. 3mei Gdlle in Der 2as
neburger 9aibe wioerlegen bieie 9lns
idt. 50 bat bas 9erf 2anbwebr,
areis gurgborf, nur apei Sniafien,
BON bemen Der eine @emeinbeOoriteher,
Der anbere @afpirtb 1T. Der Ort Sebs
ningsborf bat gar nur einen Snfatlen.
= rWtogeln" i'm Stat tpirb nit
@efdngniB uno gbroerlult befraft =
bies muBte Der @aiilpirtb SoBann
ReuBner in Sniterburg erfabren, lpels
der mesen pollenceten nno periuh.en
8etruseS in aablrei6en Gdllen, loDie
meaeu Dulbens BON 6a5arbfpiel por
oem G6ofsnseri6t faub. @euBs
ner bat u. a. vNulloaoert" i'm Stat ges
fpieIt, uno 3wlr nit neun &arten.
Sic se1nte, eia blanfeS 9B = bate er
bel 5eite gefhafft. Sn Golge oeiien
batien I'M &ruse ieiner Ntutter Die
5pieler naiiirli6 bas Spiel perlorsu.
IlS N. bpa benz @enbarm 9aTgba9el
sur @ebe sefellt uurse, rdumte er Die
.Mogelei" ein, tpdbrer0 ieine Wfatter
duBerte, baB ibr 5Obn fets betrlise
unb baB bieles nod ibr Sob iein merOe.
serner bat q. beim p@ottesiegen" aars
ten 3uriidbebalten unb iid ipdter bic
auf bieieIben fallenben Geuinne auss
sablen lafen. 8eim gfat bat er oft
fall9 gefphen unb febr oft unb su
ieinen @unitsu an9ei9rieben, aud oers
ffanb er es meiiterbaft, fi1 lelbft bic
bier Wen3el 3u geben. Jerner bat &.
beim 2arteI9eben bon unten ge5ogen
unb fi9 beim DreibIatt oft ielbif bier
Rarten geqeben. Sn einem Galle bat
er beim vingt-un &aften Derf6winben
IafIen. 9ls elm Wtitipieler febr tart
i'm 8erluit mar nnb Die &arten na9s
gesdbIt tpuroen. fanb man eine 4arte
auf benz S1enfel bes &. unb eine
ameite in ieinem Mermel. Dos @es
ridt erfannte gegen &euBner auf neun
Monate @efdngniB, elm Sabr S@brDers
luft unb 100 Mart @elbfrofe.
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Ser aeue gd,nellbertebr eat bee
Sunfef.Gahm.

Die eubli9e pacific ober @uniet,
gabn bat 3nif9en Netp Orleans unb
Son Graneiseo s@nenshgs eingeri6tet,
bic an eleganter ginri9tung ber Cars
ui6t hbertrohen tperben unb bic Gabrs
;eit stpif6en ben beiben 5tdbten bebeu.
Ienb absetir3t baben. Die 3hae, tuel6e
6isber einmal bic Wo@e = Donneras
ags-gfetu Orleans DerlieBen, fanben
linen iol6eu Intlang, baB nunmebr
,ie atpeimaliaer gerfebr berfelben per
Node-Montaes unt Dpnneriiags-
l5geiehen BON benz iibrigen regelmdBt.
gea Yafaglerpertebr, einseri9tet mer
sen ioa. Dieie 3hge befteben aua
aan3 neuen Cars, BON tuelden nament
lid bic parlor unb Draining Soon iid
bur6 Comfort unbglegan3 ausaei6nen
Sicr siebt es eiue 8ibliotbef, 56reib
puIte &c. Dieie Gar enthdlt aud fepa
rate nit a0en 8eqnemlidfeiten amsges
riifete 9lbtbeilungea. isiir 0erren
liebis es eine Gar nit Barbierfube.
9abe, Buffet uno &au@s iotpie 2eie.
simmer. Das gnbe bieies 2uruss
,uqes bilben bic fsin ausgefatteten
59lafmagen, nit Dur6sdngen an ben
5eiten. Die 6ol3. unb polferarbeit
in ben Cars iE elm Meifermert.
Die Guniet 8abn bat ein 8n6 fur
5ourtiten beransge9eben, baS $50 5eis
ten nit 200 feinen Slutrationen ents
bdlt. Dieies BUD fann gegen gins
ienbung bon 20 Gents bur1 8. s..
Barfs, u. u. g. & s. Ngt. Ghblide
Baeifie gabn, 0oultpn, Segas, be3ogen'
perben.
Die 3age bieier Babn MAIDEN In Netp
Orleans NuidJluB on aQe 2inien unb
Il fern bic birettefie unb fdnellffe gers
iahurg rit @eiu Oort, pbilabelphia,
IL, ,I5::aaspu, atlanta, Cincinnati, @bi'
cGaD &c.
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., u. 8 u. p. 8abH.
Nbfahrt.

Rad galbeiion, 6euRon unb @uers
tdaIin .............8:50 Born.
Rad Corpus @brifi, Mranfas p0b anb
Heepille t6gIib ......2:15 Gn@ua.
geaM aerrbine tdgIi9, ausgenDurlen
SDnntag8. ittit. 3 40 Na4tl.
yla9 aerrDille, 6onutags nm 9 ubr
1ormittags. ags.....................
Mnfunft.
Bon @aIbeiion, Gouftpn iinh @tierp
t6glt9 ..............b:o :o0 NDeiiDa.
Bon Corpus Gbriiti, Aranias Pob uih
8eepile tdgIi9. Il 80 Na@ms
Bon aerrbille tdsli9, ansgenoaasen
SonntagS nm ......l0:l5 BORN.
Bon aerrDille 6onntagS um z uhr
Mbenb8 ...............
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0ie @utprek Saabutaid)ine,

Dieie porahsIide Rdb.Maf&ine. bic
iiberal 70 srOben Gntlaag sefunben
bat uub bic elmer Ndb Waf4ine TN
preiie BON $45-55 slei@fomult, oiferi'
rem mir NIT daen Mtta@menfs wiefolgt:
Gie WsafHime mmO bte Treie Rrehe
etm esabr frei, $21.5O.
Die Mfafd,tme an alte MbDnnesten
fiir $4,000
Der BefeIIer besabIt bic
Ira@t, bic etwa $3.50 be-
tragt. Mau fenbe bas Gelb on urls
elm unb bic Mafdine tBirb benz Befel'
lsr birett bon Der Gabrit sugeianot.
0te Grpebitton ner ,,Treis Rreifs
fiir 9erae".
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= SaB elm 3us BON ieinsr slus.
ganssiiatlOn Bis aur gnbftatiOn obne
teben Gabrgaif fdbrt, biirfte nobl nidt
gerabe bdufig portommen. Dieter iels
tene Ga0 bat fi6 iinsft auf Der 8abns
ffrede Dresden. MeiBen sugetragen.
Gin perioueu3ug bieier 8a6nlinie fubr
Ieer BON DRESDEN ab unb Iaugte ebenio
Ieer In MeiBen an. Nuf idmmtli@eu
ftinf 3pif6enfaiionen bate fi6 aud
nidt Elm siH3ieer &sifenber sefuuben.
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Sudleas straiea salbe.

Die bette 6albe Der MeIt fdr G9nitte,
Qnetf6unseu, Gei6mire, Gieber. unb
6auts sAusfdlag, Gle@teu. gefprungene
6dnbe, Ssroftbeulen upb ale 6auts
tranfbeiten; furirt 0dmorrboiben nber
teine Bejablnng. 8bllige 3ufriebens
beit garantirt ober ba8 Gelb mirb 3is
rfderifattet. Is Gents bie S@a@tel.
Sum gertauf In allen Npotbeten.
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@anslitber alnsperfaaf.

gie ole Sabre, 10 finbet aud bies.
nal BET uns elm sdnsIi9er ansDertanf
Der gDaaren sn 5pottpreifen
TAFT, um Ranm au MAIDEN fur eti
Dolllidnbig neues 2ager.
Bir pFeriren beiipieIsweiie: un'
gere $500 6errenfbube fur ttnr 81 %.
l1niere 300 Gables sDrfcre 1s99ube
au $1.25. 4inberf9nbe bebeuteHD
unter ibrem @ertbe.
glIe e6ube bon bsiOnbsrs gutter
Qualitdt.
sfine rSies1, tleines Meb, bic 500
un6 $3.50 tofeteu. psrtaufen mir isbi
fur $1.25.
epre9t DOT uuD ii6ersengt gu9.
bereIla 8 d hspaIaR T,
.gde 0OhIion 6iraBe unb Apenne y.
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Ramluitiae uno sfomtraftorem

MAIDEN mir auf bie alte bewdbrte gau'
boIsbanblung BON gb. Stepes &
66hne aufmerfiam, bic bebeutenos
Quantitdten BON por3lgli@em 8aubola
anb groBe 8orrdtbe BON Sbiirelt, JetI'
tern, Salonfen, G@inbeln, giien'
,uaareu, pie 59l6Rer, Ndgel. Garben
&C. an 6anb baben. Nieberlagen an
Observation-Disclosures unb am Suniei
8eIeNe m Der Sft gommercefraBe.
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Bur- % ptta.

@ir be3oblen feline Drapage. Die
giienbubn lduft bis in uniere stieeer'
Iagen. SeBbaIb geben mir Gu@ ben
Nuben bieier grfparniB In allen MrteR
BON Getrsibe, 6eu unb 6utteritoffen.
Beiiu6t es unb iiber3eugt @u9. Wtr
iparen gu6 fi@er Gelb.
SunfstDoob 5sIepbou 81.
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8eoellten6e Bargains tn 9dubereien.

Sa i'd in ben Iebten siuei Sabreu
peri9iebene 2anbifreden i'm iitbwefts
ti9en 3beile bes Staates gegen 9ps
potbet aufnebmen muBte. 10 bin i'd
iebt i'm Stanbe, folde 2dnbereiea aHm
mntliben 4oitenpreife unter
ghnitigen 8ebingunsen unb niebrigem
prpSeatiabe au nertnufen. @utes
Garnts. 9eus unb 8eibelanb. nit unb
obne 8erbeferungen, In fleinen unb
groBen Stiifen.
gEesen @in3elbeiten, preife, Rate
Der SntereKen, 8ei6reibuug bes 2ans
bes &c. f6reibe man an
6. 9. gbanbIer,
2odnopbS 8antgebdube. San Nntonio.
&eferensen: Sebe 8aut in Gan
Qutonio.
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Maaerkeit.

Die l1rfahen Der 1lIa9erfeit
finS BEL Kinoern Scrofeln, 2lus>
ssbruns bel Grwadiensn uno
Blutarmutb Bel 8eioen. Ourd
1l1aeerfeit entiteht iie uno Sett IT
oas bette 111ittsl ibrer Rerr gu
mer6en.
Jeoermann weie, oos Sebsr'
tbran oas esfiinoefts Sett Rerpor'
brinet.
6cott's Emulsion pom
Eebertbran 1T ohne iiblen Beige
fAmad, es ift oa Sett gu fhatten'
gmn Ell, sbren appibsfsr na3 esOtt's emulitoH
frca.n unO Ct Sbnsu Gin In Ea6sfarbensm nmi&lds
sntboit,H,s padtt nit bem QiIos sints WaHres uHs
GU&ts sitbi, bann blrfm eit ibm perirauth
so g,nts vns $1.oo
seorr g. BowEr. Chemists, New York. :
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Sohll edlott's

8ubs unb Sob Drnderei,
go. 211 Rorb prela 6traBe. Jtbrt
afIe Buds unb Sobs9ruderei. Nrbeiten
in beutf1er unb enslii6er Spro9e
aus unb liefert folbe bon ben billige
Hen bis 3u ben feinfen.
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ga0aees8tuette auer art
3ad naa bon Gnr5pa.
YtuiSd5emSe6ss s0faten mieOri8er ale
ie 3mbpr.

eyekt iia bic 3eit, Sidets su tanfeA
uuS 8eruaubte uub Befannte aus bes
alien 6eimaib beriiberfommenan lailen.
Wegen senausr SHfOrmation ipsHos
man fi9 an
@euerals gaiIagiersMeent bet MaIlcre
Dampfer 2iuie,
523 gaf Rouhon @trabe, 6nn I'M
tonic, SeTas.
OffisielIer Ngent fir alIe europdb
f@en Dampfer 2inien.
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aebbaft tpie, ei,,.2Srtlld,ei,.

OssIet& in pteIen Sduen trdsc ME eine arDte,
rsrsen bic gier.n Ieb6cft pie esn Gruaen, mean fe
NIT Soitetter's Masenbitters settseIt werten. Das
tiaistt an unb berpinbet been f4 iett ehtmtdelnbe
Nniase 5ur GrI1laiiuns. Mau fcute nte persefieu,
bab ntbdiisfett ber Rtsren bas erfte Stabium aler
Aarnbef9werbeu 1T, sesen welde ste Shlie per
GrstIiaen giienf@aft nur Ju oft rerSeblid anSerus
fen tpirb. Dieier @sfabr wtrb pcrStbeust bur@ taS
Bitters, relhe etne o&uswebr sesen Bright iHe
Nterentrdntbet, 3uderfrantbett, QBaiieriu&t, 9lds
ieuitein unb aue ron S4md&e ber Biaie berriibrenz
BEN ardnt6eiteu bi1bet. GbeuIp miriam 1T es In
Befdmpfuns unb GuSrrtttuns pom maldrtf&en, biliSs
fen nnp Nerpenbel4 perbeu, Dpspepfie, 9artletbtIs
tejt unb Rbeumatsntus. Gs ret,t ben Nppetit. fSrs
bert ben eAlaf unb beialeunist bic RetDnpalesc.n5
mad sehreuben Rrdutbetten. M6aen es nnbebeutenoe
pber ernffl6e @efabren ietr, peld9e eas aagemetue
gBpbIletu pebrpben bteie8 reaurtrenpe uub SeSurb=
beitserbeleube 9rdparat ptrb fie iAaea uno sranos
lid beietttaeH.
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Sn 8erbinbung biermit If Elm
SiiGs nab u II It tern ~ artt.
Sdgli9 frii6e Slide, 9uftern, Milb.
GeHiigel aller Nrt. 8 elepbon 399.
Betellungen tperben in irgeHb eiuew
5beile Der Stabt frei abgeliefert.
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GtanOarb.
Ytl1ener
Giieubablt Jdbr : YlalI.
s. q o. u. 8ab,s..
Mbfahrt.

ga9 6t. 2ouis pia Sron MlenntoiE
p6er so. 6. & S....9:20 Bora.
Na9 ct. 2onis pia Sron MsDMniain
RDute 80 MbembSs
Wa6 2are6o. As Born.
Anfnnft.
Wan ct. 9omis, sSron Monntain & 81.
g. & $...........8:5 80 Norm.
Bon Gt. 2onis, Sron Monntain g M.
&. & S..-..........7:15N Namnz,
Bon 2arebo. ..-.....7:3 80 MbeHbs.
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Vsattbtes 2Srptbers,

5leii6er, sos gait 9ouiton 5trabe,
2iefern bas pDr3iisliGfte Iinbs, S9afs
unb 51neineHeii9. 6 pe3ialit d +.
Sunges 3aIbfleif d. aae Sor-
ten BON. Wurft.
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aomtbsrn paciisc Saba.

Rad Hep> Orleans, 0onjfon unb Sal
peffon t6gIi@ IL 30 i1br WDruitta9s
unb 10 ubr Mbenbs ............
Rad San Sraneisto 1850 Born.
Rad gagIe paB .4.45 Na@m.
AMnfunft.
Bon 9lew> Orleans, 6Duifon unb Gals
pefon tdglid 7:25 Born. iiub 4:23
Na6nt. .................
Bon San Graneiseo -. g. 80 Abeubs.
Bon GagIe paB Ill 90 Born.