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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-18
Miss Pratt and Miss BrownelI.

The following ladies lft this city on
sunday nlght, en- route Tor the annual
congress of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution which convenes In Wash
ington, ID. c., during the present week:
Mrs. William Ames, Mrs. Charles War
rem Lippitt Mrs. Richard Jackson BarfSr.
Mrs. John +. Huntsman, Mrs. William :.
Granger, Mrs. James a. Nealey.
The annual luncheon, reception, etc, of
the Gaspee chapter, Danghters of the
American Revolution of this city, Will oc,
cur at the Narragansett hotel at ?
o'clock. on Saturday. Washington's Birth
day. The ARRANGEMENTS for this notable
social function have been fully completed
and the affair promises TO b. of more than
usual interest.
The speakers of the occasion will be
Mrs Lucia Ames Mead. wife OF Edwin ID.
Mead. editor Of the New England maga-
zine, OF Boston, and Miss Ruth Appleton,
daughter OF Prof Appleton, OF Brown uni
versity.
Mrs Mead will deliver an address on
Patriotism" while Miss Appleton will
deliver a part Of her own essay, entitled
Operations OF tn American Troops
Around Boston in l716'
This essay is known as the prize es-
say" which won the "Gaspee chapter
essay on the above patriotic theme by
students OF the Woman's college.
These addresses will follow the lunch
parlor OF the hotel. Mrs. William Hark-
ness Arnold receiving with Mrs. Mead
The ushers chosen for the occasion are
Mrs. w. l.. Chapman. Mrs. Fred Dews
and Miss Margaret Dwight.
Music Will be rendered by the Misses
Larry
II will be disappointment 10 many 10
know that Mrs. Spink's annual Easter
ball which has been the conspicuous fea-
ture OF the supplementary Easter season,
will not occur this year.
The several large dancing ciases. how
ever, viii close shortly after Easter with
many enjoyable features.
owing ~ an unusually busy season Mrs.
Sphinx has decided that the large ball may
be omitted this year TO be revived az
more convenient season.
The Rhode Island Catholic Woman's
club are preparing for social and lite
rary event OF an unusually high charac-
ter 20 be Civ N at the Eloisc, on the
evening OF March H. when Prof Furness.
the eminent Shakcspcrean scholar OF Phil
adelphia. will be the guest of honor and
the speaker ~ The occasion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-18
THAT CHAPTER.

A Chapter on SCOTS Emul-
sion often holds a prominent
position in the histories of
weak children.
The gist of that chapter
usually reads like this:
Child weak and thin
began with small doses of
SCOTS Emulsion three times a
day-after a week appetite i'm
proved-soon a little stronger
child more lively-weighs
more.
And so it goes till the child
is reported we'll and strong.
sssasrrr-. ss-ss
seoii q soWSr, Chemists, g. rssj st., Nv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-18
SHEPLEY
ELECTED.
tConlInued from Page one.l


OF Providence theatres who prefer to pay
In bulk, collectively. for the entire sea-
son, rather than the present inconvenient
method of 81 for each individual per-
formance; referred TO the committee on
judiciary.
II. Martin Brown OF Providence and III.
III. Shepard OF Bristol made request to
have their votes recorded in favor Of the
resolution submitting to the electors an
amendment 10 the constitution OF the
state-the reorganization OF the Supreme
court-which was approved by the house
on Friday last Their request was grant
ed and their votes recorded in the afiirma-
tive.
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Mr.. Pierce OF Providence presented the
annual report OF the board OF control OF
the State Home and School for Dependent
and Neglected Children; referred 10 the
committee on public institutions.
Mr., Burlingame. OF Warwick. presented
the 33d annual report of the board OF
state charities and corrections: referred
TO the committee on public institutions.
The calendar was then taken up I'm the
following order:
Substitute A. An act fixing the time
for the election of town officers and for
the holding OF a financial town meeting
IN the town OF Little Compton; committee
on judiciary recommended passage This
act discontinues the June town meeting
and was passed i'm concurrence; resolu-
tion 10 pay the bill OF the Providence
Warehouse company. (No1l0: joint COM
mittee on accounts and claims recommded
passage. This bill was passed in senate
and ordered on the calendar without
printing and. without further reference.
IL was passed
TAXATION BY TOWNS
An Act I'm amendment of section % OF
chapter SO of the General Laws; COM
mittee on judiciary recommends passage.
This act permits towns 10 assess "a tax of
not more than one and one-half per cent
on the ratable property as at present.
In reply to question by DIR. Garvin.
Judge Johnson, chairman OF the COM
mittee, explained that II would obviate
future applications for special legislative
action.
The act was then passed.
MADE SPECIAL ORDERS.
The last number on the calendar was
an act In amendment OF and in addition
to chapter lO5 OF the General Laws "OI
Pawnbrokers.
This IS the drastic bill introduced by
Representative Higgins OF Pawtucket and
was made the special order for one week
from today.
Mr.. Easton OF Providence requested
that the special order for tomorrow-thc
Curtis divorce bill-be made a special or
der, instead, for Thursday and no oppo-
sition was offered To granting the request
There being no further business at
hand or on the speakers table a recess
was taken until the grand committee
meeting at noon to choose lieutenant
governor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-18
BOSTON

Boston. Feb. 1S.-As predicted by the
weather bureau, the heavy storm which
prevailed yesterday had passed over to-
day and a pale winters sun looked down
upon an army OF shovelsrs and sweepers
clearing away the snow.
The gale, which at one time reached a
velocity OF 80 miles an hour, had fallen 20
normal breeze and a rather mild tenn
peraturs soon turned the snow in the city
streets into slush, so that travelling was
most disagreeable.
Street and steam railroads had kept
their lines clear. and during the night
nearly all of the broken telegraph and
telephone wires had been repaired. No
marine disasters had been reported up 10
this forenoon from any point along the
New England coast.
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AFTER STORM.
Many CoasiwIss and Foreign
VasssIs ATIiVa al New York.

New York. Feb. ls.--With the passing OF
the storm yesterday and n clear sky once
more overhead a large fleet OF steamers
appeared at the entrance OF this port this
morning, bound in from coast and distant
ports.
They comprised large passenger liners
ana freighters. the largest being the
North German Lloyd steamer. Kaiserin
Maria Theresa. A large number more
are expected during the day as many are
due among them the Atlantic Transport
liner Manitou from London. Red Star
liner Friesland from Antwerp. Anchor
liners karamania and California from
Mediterranean ports and Red ID liner
Philadelphia from Venezuela.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-18
NEW YORK

New York. Feb. 1S-The snow fall which
began i'm this city soon after midnight
yesterday ceased last night and by this
morning the streets had been cleared
fairly well, and there was little delay TO
traffic. Surface cars and the elevated
trains ran on schedule time today and the
railroads entering the city reported only
a slight delay
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-18
PROVIDENCE GAS COMPANY

The Annual Meeting of the stockhold-
ors ~ the Providence Gas Company will
be held at the office Of the Company. rear
Of Providence Washington building. No.
IN Market Squire. ON Monday. March 2.
1909. AZ ~ o'clock. noon. for the election
90 nine directors and for the transaction
" any other business ~ tho Company.
wM r. NYE. Secretary.
Providence. r. J., February I7slee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-18
800 BODIES
Recovered From The Ruins Of
Tho Town Of Shamaka.

Sc. Petersburg. Feb. IS The bodies of
800 victims 81 the earthquake az shamaka.
rranG Caucasia, have thus far been re-
covered The treasury has given J0ooO
roublos for Tho relief Of the destitute. IN
the villages surrounding shamalsa q per-
sons wcre killed
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THE WEATHER

Boston, Feb. iS.-Forecast for New Eng
land; Fair. except clearing In eastern
Maine tonight, Colder tomorrow. High
northwest winds diminishing in force.
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IN THE HOUSE.

After the grand committee arose the
house was again called TO order by Speak
er Arlington. and upon motion OF Mr.
Brown of Providence the house, az 1890
o'clock, adjourned until the usual hour
fOmorrou, ~
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OFF TO BERBER.
Nj. WhiiehouSa's ParIy Going
TO DSVlI-lnfesIed Zone,

Alden. Arabia, Feb. 1S.--Willlam Fltz-
hugh Waterhousc OF Newport. r. l.. who.
accompanied by Lord Hindllp. left Eng
land Feb. ] on trim TO the Upper Nile
started from here today for Berbcr On
town Of Nubia, on the Nilc). Thcy are
en- route 20 the "Devil-iufoeted zone"
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IN GRAND COMMITTEE,

At few minutes past the midday hour,
the governor. senate, clerks. officials and
attendants entered the house chamber
Speaker Arlington yielding the chair TO
Governor Kimball.
The rolls of both branches were called
showing more than a quorum, nearly 100
being present.
The invitation to meet in grand commit
tee was read by the clerk and the govern
or requested nomination for the office OF
lieutenant governor.
Senator Freeman arose and said IL gave
him great pleasure TO offer the name of
n gentleman of marked ability. experiences
and public spirit-George l.. Shepley, OF
Providence
Representative Brown of Newport pre-
snted the name of Adelard Archambault
of Woonsocket-a young attorney and
man OF the plain people--by advice and
authority OF the Democratic caucus.
The nomination of Col. Shepley was
seconded by Senator Kenyon of Richmond
and Representative Bowen OF Providence.
The nomination of Mr. Archambault
was seconded by DIR. Garvin and a ballot
was ordered, with the following result:
Whole humber votes cast ..... %
Necessary 10 choice. As
MI. onSpltN s.......................... IS
MI. ArcnamDault ......................... p
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Governor Kmball announced that Mr..
Shepley was chosen lieutenant-go governor,
and upon motion of Mr.. Curtis of Provi-
dence both houses senarated
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IN SOCIETY

Naturally,with the quietude OF the early
Lenten season upon us affairs In the
world of society are at almost a stand
still. Still there are literary lectures,
private musicales. small luncheons and
the like, which ill many afternoons and
evenings OF the Lenten days in most
delightful and satisfactory manner.
Yesterday afternoon, despite the driv-
Ing snow and rain a small yet cultivated
and select cotere of ladies gathered In
the home of Mrs. r. H. l. Goddard to
listen to a lecture by Professor William
Mcdonald OF Brown University, on
THE French and English in North Amer
lea"
Mrs Clinton r. Weeden gave a "yel-
low luncheon" at her home, 10 Water
man street, today.
Mrs Henry Pearce and Mrs. William w.
White. will leave this city, during the
coming week, en- route for California
where an extended stay will be made
"A private musicale will be given by
several of Mr.. Hamlton's pupils at his
residence, 30 Brown street, this evening
The program will be given by Miss
Mary Pratt and Miss Harriet Brownell.
assisted by Mr.. Clarence Eddy, bass: as
follows:
Beethoven ...,.......... Sonata op. 10, no. .
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gett itber so Sabreu

lhon murhe Mrs. @inslpm's SOD.
thing <Sprup BON Miaipnen BON
Wittern beim 3abneu Der &inber
angemenoet. Wirit Du inn G1lafe
our6 oa8 Sbreien zines &inbes ges
ltDrt, oas I'M 3abnen lit urb boz
Sbmer5en ueint? Wern 10, lafie
lofort cine 5laibe BON ,Wars.
Winsloms SDDtbine Gnrup" bolen.
Setn Wertb lit uubesablbar. Sc
miro benz fleinen 2eioenoen iDfort
%2inoerung neribaHen. @erlaBt euG
oarauf Wutter, es lit fein 8meifel
oariber. Sc BELT 9iarrboe, xegus
lirt ben Magen uno Die Nieren, be-
ieitigt Wino &Dlif, ermeibt ben
8aumen, perbinoert .gnt5iinoung
unb itarft bas gauge SpItem. vWrs.
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nenoe &inoer 1T aneenebm i'm sc,
i6mad; bas &eeept itam,nt bon
einem Der beften peibliben Merste in
ben Ser. Staaten. @S lit BEL allen
9rugeilten in Der eanaen @elt az
baben. Breis Is Gents per Slaide.
&auft niGts anbereS, als Wrs.
WinslDmS Soothing Snrup.
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Stride uno ausgeseihnete
Groceries 81 baben bel
Gus. Us. 6abn,
903 Ofz6Du1tDns Strase.
Gin tparnenbes @eilpiel.

Ils warnenbes 8eiIpiel fir ben
8raiibenten ROoleoelt miro fem
8orgdnger 8an 8urer1 attgefibrt.
9ieier geftattete, baB iein oamals
Observation-Disclosures Sobn
Sobn am %. sunni 1888 Der &rD=
nun9 Der 8Dnigin 8icturia bei=
wubnte, Die am 20. SUM bes Sabres
suppr ben Ybrpn beitiesen bate. Nls
SDbn oeS Yrdiioenten Der Ser. Staa=
ten muroe Sobn San 8uren BEL ben
&r6nunesfeierlihteiten mebrfa1 ae=
ebrt, uno auf benz 8rDnun9sbaae lpa
Die &0nigin init linn aetanst baben.
Die @egner bes Brdiibenten beutes
ten bieie 8orfdne nab &rdften gegen
i'm aus uno oieielben trugen ni6t
menig gu Der geialSenen @ieoerlage
bel, bic er al5 abermaliaer Brd=
iioentibaftSfanoioat bel Der Yrdz
lioentenmabl BON 1910 erlitt.
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aber bate bis an lein 2ebens=
enoe urter Dem BON ieiner 8etbei(iz
eung an jener 9lDnune berriibrenz
ben 6pottnan,en nBrina Sobn" pie(
81 leioen.
8rdlioent @opiepelt unb feline
3ofter Nlice iDaten lih alleroingS
oie8 NaeS CUR @arnung oienen
lafien.
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3mr Mobe.
(aus BEN ,,alapberabatia.'.)

SD tpmno're, ofen min ids ia9en,
yiid BET ben 9amen mnnches Mal,
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lin sans prdsis mid aussubrlden,
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llno bod bic 8eine iinb gu gnb'.
Sier laiien unf're boloen Trauen
un6 MGebelein au oieier Srilt
Die Wdnnerau9en oaeS ibauen,
WaS irgeno u uprban6en lit.
@itbt birfen StuHe mebr oeroeden
Die reibe Spenbe Der Natur;
Sd CLAUDE, pDn ben tlnterr6den
8eri6manb ihpn laneit bic lebte Spur.
go lit e5 leidt benin su erflGren,
Dab aud babel heraus fid1 felt,
Wie in aruei oleihe S%emiIpb6ren
Sas 9onSe ibarf9etheilt 5erfdlt.
NlS tluaer Wann idieB' ih am 4iele
8orbei tpDbl fdperlid allsu melt,
Wenn tb permutbe, oaB i'm Spiele
Sier 1T, tuie tets, bic @itelteit.
So, feline ii, 10 iolt' ib meinen,
8o6l re6t i'm Snneriten empbrt,
8enn rDonnertuetter, bat bic einen!"
Sie's 6inter iicb eribaGlen bbrt.
GIein benz lei nun, tuie i9m uoQe,
9ie 0amen 9eb'n nun 10 in Stub
limb baben i~eoenfnls bos nDne
unb unbeItritt'ne &edbt 6abu.
so laBt lie eeb'n in @ottes Namen,
Miiht euA ni9t unberufen elm
Rur ideint eS mir, Bel dftern Dame
9a mIBte bas perboten iein,
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MuerIet.

Der peritprbene gpl. Gplunts
bus uplpr batte Die 8eitimmuna
binterlaIien, baB an ieinem Sarge
Die f~olaenben 8Drte a1gebrobt Mir
ben, mas audi geiheben lit: r6ins
iiber in bic @elt bes Srieoens uno
Der Hube, mo- @ptt herrlht unb ME-
mails Sbmers uno Gorge ii9 aeiz
gen..
Sim WDntag puroe Der Ser
lu6 gemadt, Die su 9auienoen i'm
unpDlIenbeten 9bnrm Der San Ser
nanoo &atbeorale niitenoen ihmar=
gen 8Dgel, Die elm i~tDrenoes Clement
fir bic Stride uno @abbari9aft tpurs
oer, ourh @aiier gu %pertreiben, in
benz bic Seuertpebr einen ftarfeu
@alier1trabl bDrtbin ribtete. @db=
renb einiee 6unoert 8Dael ertranfen
Dber betdubt nuroen, entfamen 3au=
ienoe, Die fib Elm anberes unterfom=
men Iu9ten.
Der County : Sbabmeiiter I'll
in ben Stanb gelebt moroen, ale
a~usitebenben GDuntp=Warrants ein=
sulDlen.
- gnblib 1T einmal Elm giubre=
der abgefaBt tuDrben, aber nibt aul
friider Shat, iunoern uahoem e,
ibpu Dem @iienpaareneeibdft ppn
Tips in Der Commerce StraBe elmer
8eiub abaeitattet unb nit ben oe=
ltoblenen @aaren So(eoab StraBe
erreibt bate.
Cine Mrs. Warp @iaen per=
tlangt bpm Der Staot @rlab fir eirer
Gnsug, lba file in Der Nemton NQet
unb 6Dro Stores StraBe in Der
@raben ftel uno lire &leioer. elm.
lblieBlib 8elautnbaneiuno SUIT, rui.
nirte. uno $86 beanfprunt fte, %
fie bier @Dben lang arbeitsunfdbil
mar.
0eute Madmittag ein ubr
itirste pl6bli9 Der 8pben bes spei.
ten StDfmertes i'm Store Der lDeu,
finger Saropare 60. entrpeoer in
5Dlge BON ueberlaoune poer in
SDlge iblebter 8auart elm. SIN
@eibdftslofal giebt es natiirlib Elm
firbterlibes 9urbeinanber. @liid=
liHerpeiie lit aber Mientanb perlebi
tporben. Ser Store lift eeldloiien.
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&c 8.

= Sc nerlautet, oaB Die 2ebens.
periherungs@@ eieaibaften, Die i'm
Staate @eihdfte tbun, iib ebenfaas
ourb oaS Borgeben Der Staatsz
Beamten in Saden bes Nnti= 9ruItz
gefebes bebrobt flblen.
= Sn Quitin ftarb Setter @dloer
i'm Sitter BON AZ Sabren am 6erss
ihlag.
= Die Miiociation Der gomprel=
ien<G eiiber furS tanoaroz8 aummpu.
baqen bielt in Dallas ibre Sabres=
f%DnpentiDr ab uno Der Wunl1 tpurbe
auSgeipromen. oaB Semanb einen
8erlbluB erfinbe, Der bic Glen
reifen Der 8allen feit uno iiber an
lblieBt.
- Der Staatslmulfonb belief 1id1
am 81. Gueuft 1901 auf So, 49,, 1876
in Bombs unb $1,082, 500 in baar,
aulammen auf So, 866, 1886.
= gonzales miro elm 1eues Ypft=
gebduoe fir $50, 600 erbalten, tpenn
Die Staot elm 5ablenoes @runbitud
oafiir antpeiit.
- 9ie ~fplgenoen Staats : Sniff
tute iin6 g%egenpdrtig i'm 8au be-
griHen: 9as Qipl fir gpileptifer in
Nbilene, oas Sbulgebduoe in Der
Taubtummen=M nftalt, Die. Mprmal-
ihule in San Marcos unb benz.
ndbit in Nngrif eenommen rperben:
Der Sblafiaal fir Die Stubentinnei1
Der uniperiitdt unb Der Speileiaal
i'm fonf0berirten 6eim. Die ST.
renzNnitalt in 9errea tuurbe ioeben
fertiggeitelIt.
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Ser Cinderella Sdnb Yalait

SEQ. POI MlamD Gla5a, 1elepbon
585, bat einea aroBen 8orratb BON
Shuben fir 6erren, Damen uno
9inoer fir Die benpritebenoen 5eier=
Gage. Nae 8aaren iino nur aus
ben erfen Sabrifen be5oeen. SSH
bieten ale 8onfurrens bur1 Nuali=
tdt uno Breiie. Iuh Die beliebten
uno opr5iialihen Ilfreo 9plge's
Sil5idube iino mieoer aneefommen /.
Spreht BEL uns Dor uno belidltioi
unier 2ager ooer ibift Cure @uf-
tr1ae brieflid elm.
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t1ctis
FIR Die mitglieber bes
g. u. 3Dcemttt.

Mitglieber unb @Dnner oes San
Intonio 2Dceum meroen bierourd)
auf Die Guran5eiae Der itattfnbenben
unterbaltungs= Nbenbe, SEP. 6, 7 unb
8, Die in beutiger Summer erl6eint,
un6 Die idmmtlib ettpas Seltenes uno
&iinftleriibes bieten perben, auf=
mertlam gemabt. Nae brei Inter,
haltungS=N benoe ueroen i'm @roBen
Dpernbauie abgebalten rperben.
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ilmberbpfft fuu,mt pft,

@er. bieje DeiIen lieit, ellie nidt dfhtie
bortlber btntueD. gs lit bier bic Mebe
DOu BEN einSigen Mittel, bas Sicherlih
unh bnuernb rpn ben ldtperen Gualen
ber 66murrbpiben befreien fam. DieSes
0itfeI bei6t NnnfeiiS, bat Iib felt Sah.
rem tetud9rt, unb es pirb cine Brobe bo.
ton BON p. Neustaedter & Co., Box 1916,
New York, an Jebermann berianbt, Do
bic Gigentbaner uifien. baB es iide,
biIft. MuH in allen MpDtbeten su baben,
nnb e. betienbe Stubl5dpfd1en, iueldle
snl SITE beS leibens eingefibrt tperber
unb Yeefer. Qnetihtette unb Neeune
aberHaffie MAIDEN.
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8mdlen's MrmteasS albe

bat fib tpe9en ibrer tpunoerbaren
6eiluneen einen Welt : STUFF erpDr,
ben. Sic ibertrifft irgeno cine
anoere Salbe Dber ettpas Ne5nlibes
als Seilmittel fur Gbnitt- uno
8ranomunoen, 6ibner : Nueen, of
fene Wunoen. 5ieberausi6tag, auf>
%geiprungeue 6anoe, Sautausibtas
&C. 6eiluns miro oarantirt. @ur
% Gents bel S. &alteper q Son,
Geo. S. s. Sbmitt, @ieentbiimer,
uno 80. 9reiB.
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Grtuuiionenoe r 5. & 9. q. =8abu.
Die ausfgebenen 9aten 6e3eiAnen pie Ser.
faufs.xage Der 8ilette.

1sab 9areSp, Seg., am 81. 5ebruar:
@e6enfeSeier George Malbinstons.
Wab @acD, Ser., am 20. unb 81.
Sebrnar: GREEN'S Griearbe<&emnion.
Nah SallaS, Ser., am IL. unb IL.
Sebrnar: olf5<Hartei<&onpention
Wah Nem Crleans, 3a., pom 5. Bis
10. Sebruar: Maroigras.
Sir obige 0aten tperben niebrige Gr-
curiiDnss Gaten in 8raft iein. @e9en ale
len @in5elbeiten. tpen6e man iich aefoI.
liaft an 8. &. 8rice,
g. H.& 8. 81, s. & 9. 81. N..@.
8aleftine, 9eras.
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6. SdeuermeDer's Namilienaarten

erfreut iid rpegen ieiner ausgeaeiH-
neten &ibe be5 beften @ufea BEL
6leiigen unb NGremben unb miro
oementipreheno BON 6reunben elmer
enten oeutiben Soft itarf potronis
ftrt. Oelifatelien Der Gaifon ent.
fprebeno. Wsilderetprooufte aIIer
Nrt. SIN Saloon finoet maj, itets
frilhes 8Ier, CUTE Weine, 2iqu6re
uno Gigarren. Sbeuermeper's Gas
milienQarten lit elm @rbolunesplab
erfter &lcife.
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OQs "A' 1tuo Der Mblcr

iteIen Die 6anoefs=W tarfe Der Mns
beuler<8 uid)s8 rauerei in ct. 2ouia,
Weo., bar. 9ieies 3eihen : penr,
es ais etiquette auf ben Slaiben
ibrer ueribieoenen @ebrdue err
l6eint = ftebt fir 3einbeit uno
Woblgeidmad oes betrefenoen Sns
balte3 ~berfelben.
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Sou groBem WlBeu fiir nerpuie
Qenfe.

Malt-Nutrine miro 0eroens9eis
oenoen belonoerS empfoblen. GS be-
rubl9t Die Neroen uno iihert 10 Dem
Geloenoen einen auten, ru5iaen
Shlaf. Sc miro nur uou Der
Nnbeulerz 8ui6 : 8rauerei in ct.
2ouis, Wfo., berseiteut.
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Morsan Gup Ttid)= II. Tleii9<M artt

3rebin0 N0e, 5tpilden Wain= unb
Wilitdr : 8la5a, Telepbon 81 Eat
itets ale Sorten BON 5iihen, Mue
ftern, @ilt uno bas bette friihe
5leil9. Wabt Cure BeiteGunger1
brett ooer per 9elepbpn. Mae Nuf.
trdge tperoen prompt ausgefibrt unb
Die Nrtifel frei abQeliefert.
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sag- Calf. cement. @nnh Nn6.

sy Salt, cement, Sanb. Bad
itetne. feuerfeite Steine unb 9bors
9beer uno Ispbaltpapier, Dadpappes
Cheer uno asphalt, Del, Terpentin.
Sarben, @laa &c. &c. itet5 pprrdtbi0
bel S. 6. 9ielmann, BOG DIT.
Commerce traBe. @ieoriee Breile,
quite Waare iomie quite uno reeQe
0eolenung wsroen earantirt. -
IelepbDn 41O
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Giienbabn SabrsY lau.
s. & 9. q. @abn.
Nbfob rt.

geab o1en @orb<9e e8mntten
7.3O 8prm.
8ab ct. 2Duis, Mempbis unb benz
Often. l2. 30 mitfoos
Nab @acoss Norb<5eras, 6anta Sc unb
SriscD<8unften 8.I5 Mbeubs
geab ct. Souls nnb benz Often 900
Na6 aarebp uno Wericp 900 @pr1n.
Qnfunt.
8on ct. 2Duis unb benz Oitea. z 80 orrn.
Bon Norb<Seras, @anta Sc aab ariscu.
Hunften 8.45 BDrm.
8pn lDcalen Bunften .......6.3O Wochm.
gon ct. Souls rno benz Often Has Qbbs.
gon gareoD uno Merito. II. 10 Nadhm.
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aGes gu ieiner Belt. Die Belt.
nm Simmons 6uiten : Sprup gu
nebmen, 1T aefommen, penn man
nit einem rauben Safe, Seiierfeit.
0uiten uno grfdltung bebaftet lit.
0eilune miro earantirt. Breis 25
uno so Gents.
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SDutbern Yacific Babm.
Nbfahrt.

Nab gaen Orleans, Spuitpn unb Col.
beltDn tdgltb. ........ 1900 Mittags.
Nah 81 8a1o, galifDrnien unb Merifp
900 8Drm.
Nab Norb<Seras, ct. 2puis unb gbica,
90 (Katy Flyer .8:l5 Mbenos.
Mnfunft.
gon MorosGelas. ct. Souls unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer ..........8:30 W0rgen3.
Son Nen Orleans, SDuitsn unb @ols
beiton td9lib. ............4:45 Nacbm.
8on ST Baio. galifprnlen uno Wterifo
7:30 Nbenbs,