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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-31
O'MEARAS VIEW
NEVADA ALPINE
WE'LL SATISFIED WITH WHAT
THEY SAW IN GREAT
PROPERTY.

(From Thursdays Daily.)
Hon. w. p. O'Meara and M. j..
ONIeara, principal owners of the Ne
vada Alpine mine, went down to
Lone Mountain yesterday to inspect
the workings, and returned last
night well satisfied with their days
experience. The Nevada Alpine is
the only silver lead mine in this part
of the country that is being success
fully worked, and has been shipping
pretty regularly for the past four
years.
THE mine is looking fine" said
Mr.. w. p. o'Meara, last night, upon
his return, "and the work is going
ahead in satisfactory shape. We are
tunneling and drifting and shipping
The ore averages $40 a ton. It Ii
only a short haul to the railroad
now, but before the Tonopah roat
was put in, we used to haul the orr
to Candelaria, and ship it from there
at a cost of $500 a BIT. That was
pretty stiff charge, when you remem
Der that the ore went between $500
and $4,000 to the car
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-31
BURKE jewels
ARE RECOVERED

From the Tonopah Daily Bonanza.
GOLDFIELD, Aug. 2S.-A brand
has been saved from the burning. At
the fire in the residence of Jack
Burke on Monday evening, it was
thought that the family had lost their
all. The fire happened SO quickly
that it vas impossible to save any,
thing from the house and there was
a deal of jewelry lost in the ruins.
This morning Matt Kuneck and John
H. Smith of the salvage works of the
fire department, returned to Burke
$1,000 worth of diamonds which they
had recovered among the ruins.
Burke could hardly credit his senses
when the baubles were handed to
him. but he recovered from his sur
prise in time to fittingly regard the
successful searchers.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-31
SUE WOMAN PRoSPECTOR.
Ferrina Smirias Is Asked to Isclin-
auish $4,000.

tffom 1hufSdaS y ItAllA y
CARSON, Aug. 2S.-Suit has been
aled against Ferrina Sarrias, the
Spanish prospector Cor prospectoress,
il We may be allowed) for the sum
Of $4,000, the plaintiffs being b.
Warner Rice and Charles A. Marri-
ner, two San Francisco men. The
suit was filed yesterday in the United
States circuit court and is the result
Of a recent deal in copper at Lunins.
According to the complaint in the
case, Mrs. Sarrias bonded a group OF
twenty-five claims in the Luning dis
trict for the sun of $4,000 to the
plaintiffs, April 81. The bond was
for the period OF one year and the
two men agreed to pay $500 on or
before June /. 1907; $4,000 on or
before July |, 1907; $4,000 on or
before January /, 1908. and the re-
mainder, 10000. on or before May
l. 1908. Mrs. Sarrias agreed to place
a good deed, giving good and suffi.
cient title, in escrow with the Miners
and Merchants bank at Nina. as soor
as the first payment Of $500 was
made, the deed to be delivered e
either the two men or their assigns
upon the payments being made.
Mariner and Rice said that thel
paid the $500 cash and then interest
Cd some New York mining men u
the property and their expert approx
ca 1t and arrangements were mad
lot the purchase. That when the,
went to close the deal they discovers
mat the deed filed by Mrs. Sarrias Il
Tue bank was insufficient and plainl
showed she had never complied wit
Tue mining laws and could not trans
.er the property because she did nc
nave a good right to It. They clair
'ue New York people became disgust
20 and returned home, charging theI
WIN the expense of the trip, etc
amounting to $4,000; that they lo'
elu'Oo0 in commissions and ais
'oOO as the lrst payment. AS a col
eesuence they demand $12,500 dan
ages and the costs OF the suit.
mrs, Sarrias Is known through Il
s'a9e and is a veteran prospector.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-31
INNING BROKER
begins Law SUIT

,,otber chapter to the history OF
..0 transaction of varied phases
- added yesterday when Robert
va aansr, a member of the San Fran
hO. exchange, applied to the SUI
'iS'o :. court for a writ of review Of
PS,S trapsactions which resulted in his
w as,on from the exchange. Wal
Tnrnbull, the present president;
Y Kramer, S. e. Hirstell and
,,.thias Meyer r made the defend
,ats as well as the exchange as a
whole. .,o,n4 pomuu
. client early last year, Charles
, as who deposited with Romer, as
w. nroker, 100 shares of Jim Butler
III and 1000 shares of Tonopah
aIa Mountain stocks. During the
10 Are of April, 1906, the certificates
we're burned up.
railing to get them back, Miller
~.omplained to the exchange, of which
! n Kramer was at that time presi-
IN After a brief examination Ro-
=, was suspended, but Kramer, af-
49, further examination, found that
bonner had exercised all due dill
-.uee to protect and afterward to
s.va the certificates, which were in
. safe deposit vault, and the suspen-
,,ou was %thereupon raised and Romer
,ostored to good standing, being re-
nstated July "a of this year.
After the reinstatement Turnbull
rrote to Miller telling him that he
nnld prefer charges against Romer,
and on August 3, Miller, acting on
Turnbulrs advice, presented his
dsim. A new Investigation was held
an August 10 by the committee on
arbitration of the exchange, against
me protest OF Romer, who held that
he claim OF Miller mad not Deen MEG
within thirty days after the first sus.
pension by Kramer. as required by
te bylaws Of the exchange.
In spite Of this protest of Romel
me committee Of arbitration made {
report to the exchange, as a result o
which Romer was again suspended Of
August 22d.
Romer now wants this suspension
mnulled on the ground that Turnbul
is not the president of the exchange
AZ he has never signed the constitu
ton, and also because the claim o
Miller was not made within the statu
tory thirty days Of the first suspen
aon-San Francisco Chronicle.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-31
DEATH COMES
TO mrs. KINKEAD

Another of the pioneers Of Nevada
has been claimed by death, Mrs. Eli
zabeth Kinkead, widow of the late
Governor Kinkead, passing peacefully
away at her home last evening at
Gas o'clock. Till the last her mind
was clear and active and those about
her had but a few minutes warning
that the end was near. For two
years past She had been an invalid
suffering from paralysis and finally
the great fight between mind and will
against the ravages of disease ended
last evening and her spirit took its
fight. She died as she lived, a pure,
true woman who had faith and felt
certain.
The deceased was one of the best
known women in Nevada and dur
ing those days when the Comstock
was in it's glory and Carson was the
social center of this great country,
Mrs. Kinkead's hospitality and enter
tainments were house words. Every
where she was known; everywhere
she reigned on account of her
strength of mind, her brilliancy, her
conversational powers and the teauty
of her character and kindness.
Throughout her entire life these
traits were predominant and till
within an hour of her death, her
mind was clear, her memory concise
and she had all of her old brilliancy.
She was a ever generous, al
ways extending aid to the needy and
hundreds of kindnesses have been
spread by her with lavish hands that
the public never knew.
The deceased was born at Lancas-
ter, Ohio, April 81, 1887, being a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Fall,
well remembered by local people.
. When a young lady the family moved
to California and from that state they
came to Nevada. 1t was while al
Marysville she was united in mar.
riage to J.. H. Kinkead, afterwards
r governor of Alaska for two terms
beginning the latter part of the co.,
3 and governor Of Nevada from 1875
| TO 1882. The couple lived together
happily until August Is, 1904, wher
death claimed the husband. Three
t years and eleven days later dealt
f claimed the widow.
In August, 1905, Mrs. Kinkead sui
s fered from a paralytic stroke. Il
a spite Of her ailment her mind wa
h still clear and active and she was ap
s parently happy and contented. Las
Q evening while she was reclining 1
It her bed eating her evening meal sh
i suffered another attack. In tn
J. midst Of her meal she exclaimed t
her cousin, Mrs. King, who was stay
) ing with her, Il believe | am dying,
! Slightly aver an hour aftcrward
n death had won the victory and sh
was at rest.
She leaves one half-sister, Mr.
le Glass, wife Of Commodore Glass
20 the navy yards at Washington, d. c
4 and a niece, Mrs. King, these bein
b. the nearest relatives left. Mrs. I
in NJ. Clark of this city, is a niece (
O. Governor Kinkead.
so The deceased was a devout men
Is Der of the Episcopal church and Il
20 funeral services will be held at TIL
church Wednesday afternoon at
.s o'clock with interment at Lone Mou
Ia tain cemetery.-Carson News.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-31

Thomas +. Cole, president OF the
Oliver Mining Company, the praeticai
mining organization OF the Unlteu
States Company, is the biggest iron
miner in the world, He spends oou
three-fourths of his time on the road
looking after his mining interests
Outside of business he chiefly IS IN
terested in athletics and music. lie
attends grand opera every night II i
being given.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-31

Advertise in rhe Bonanza.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-31
SOCIAL.

The Ladies' Aid Of the P~resbyter-
ian church will give a psychological
social Thursday evening, August -,
al the church. All are cordially in
vited to come and spend a Jolly
evening. Ice cream and cake, 2ac
a dish.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-31

Certificates of location at this
Office.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-31
NOT THE REAL THING.

They say" remarked the dear girl
- the seashore, that few marriages
'esuit from summer engagements"
guess that's right" reioined the
.aeenorse man. They are mostly
"'ai heats. Chicago News.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-31

"hte d. G. Doubleday. Merchants
sAsnange, building, San Francisco,
market letter and sheets showing
~s'ual market prices in all Nevada
n0oas' Tree. You should read Mr..
oVuo'eday's market letter. IL
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-31

For Rent For Rent Furnish
ed and For Sale" cards on sale at
the Bonanza office.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-04
BuerIet.

- in ieiner Ghabeneriabtlaoe oe.
gen Die FRACTION RompaQnie uuroen
5. y. 9eQeher $1,000 sugeIpruher
Serlanat hatte &c $25. 600.
- Die San NntUnio Drug Com.
pnnp bat ihr Gttientapital pm 1925.
900 auf $3.50. 600 erb6bt.
Die 6elr Company uon ct.
Sebmia bat lid NIT eiuen, Rapital
BON $4,000 inturpurieren lalIen.
Ole unternehner fino: Nua. Brian
ST.. 6enrp 9. &ufi uac Mrs. ge.
ronica Telir.
gine reae. unb man tana ia.
gen, rieiise 8autdtiotelt 6errfht auE
Dem @runoeigenturn Der San Unto.
Mo Wnhine & Supple gompans
iabe benz Suufet Depot, Ga uer.
ben bort arohartiae Standardization
fhr INSTRUMENTATION a~ufaefabrt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-04

Der Staotrat bon .Turin bat upr
einiger Belt cine tedniihe Special.
tommiifion einaeieBt sum Stuoium
oes Yr0blernS Der 0~eriteIuna elmer
tiir5eiten giienbabnoerbinoung ami.
ihen ben gdlern Der Dora Baltea
uno Der Rbone gu benz Bme6e, cine
before Gerbinbune Turins nit @enf.
Baris, Calais. ben beuGnoiihen
uno belaiiden 9dfeit &c. gu ihaffen,
als fie ieBt bic Streden ourd ben
W0rt Genia uno ben Simplon bar.
bieten. 9ie 2Dmmiilipn bat fIras
lid ibren Beribt eritattet. sic be-
firmortet Die 6erftequne elmer Nors
malipurbabn fir ben @roBbetrieb
i'm Nniflu6 an bic beftebenoe 2inie
oon Turin ourh oaS Eal Der Dora
Baltea. Die neue Babn loG bel
G0fta. $50 Weter Il. d., beginner
uno BON bort talnnfuGrta bis Hre.
Saint $ Diber. 800 Meter Il. 3d.,
meiter aefiibrt ueroen. 6ier be-
ginnt Der Tunnel ourh ben Wpnt.
blanc. Seine 2auge 1T auf 18 Rilu.
meter berehnet. uno er miro 1850
Wteter Il. M. bel SEES Snuhes i'm
Gale BON Gbam0niT enoiaen. Ser
Funnel fDq in auei Teile serfauen:
Der erfte. 5 Rilumeter lang. Don Bre.
Saint'D ioier biz aur Dora BON BAL.
Deni uno oarauf elm Saupttunnel BON
Ii Rilpneter Sarge npn Gnlpeni big
aum Nrne.Tal. Der h6@ite Buntt
i'm Tunnel mirn 1865. 81 Dieter Il. M.
au lieaeu fomr1eri. Son gbamonir
mad Sent oient bic umaubauenoe
lno abaetirate 2inte Saint germain,
Sc Tabet. Sauanhes, glnIea, So
Robe uno Gnnemaiie. Die Gntfer.
rturg BON @bamDnir mad Turin ruiro
ourh bic Balm auf 1876 Rilometer
ab9etiirst werben uno bic nah Semi
auf 266 8ilDmeter.
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aemtTde .sultnrarbeit tn China.

Sn Der 8eriiner 0eutlhaiiatiiGJeu
Geiellhaft teilte @eneraltouiul q.
O.. 9ebeimer 2eaationsrat Or.
8nappe, in etnem lebr intereifenten
EDrtraae Gas Bro9ramrr nit, nah
oetp Die &.aieruna fih an bet Ser
breituna Der iuaenannten ~ueitliden
BiHenibaften" in China 81 beteilis
gen oeoentt: Sn Shanghai lit cine
beutihe Webisinihule fIr @hinelen
81 erridten uno i'm NnIhluB oaror
cine bDbere Shute fir gbtneien als
8orbereituna fir elm Speaialituoium
in Deutlblano. Sn Sbauebai lit cine
Nnsabl uon Glementarlehrern CUR
Werfiguna au balten, uni in dinefis
ihen &efOrmibulen i'm 2anoe ben
oeutIben unterriht, tuDmDalih un'
entgeltlih. 81 ibernebmen.
Sn Shanghai iinb bier oeutIhe
prattiIhe Gerate tdtio, bic ii9 in Ell
rer Tnan5teuen Sntereiiens@ emeitt.
ifaft befinoen. aus pbilantbropi.
iden @riuoen bat Der gbef Der Sir
mia. Dr. 8aulur, bereits uDr mebre'
rem 9abren elm @hineieas6 nipital ges
g%riinoet. oas geaenmdrtia elm fteiuer'
nes 8ebduoe uno auBeroem mebrere
WeIbie6 : Bnraden beSibt. Die
Soften ueroen ourd Sammlunaer
BET ben beutIden Tirmen uno oerer,
hineiiihen Nnaeiteqten aufeebradt.
Yin oieiea 6Ufpital ioa Die Mebisin,
fhuie nngealiebert meroen. Gum
3mefe Der Organization 1T bic Auss
ienoun8 einea NrateS uno eineS Bbis
lol0gen in 0usiiHt aenpntnen. 8enn
man beoentt, oaB es sur Belt in
China meoisiniibe Bihenibaft in urs
ierem SHINE iiberbaupt nitt 9iebt,
10 lit Dbne meiteres eriihtlih. meldae
reihe Edtigteit iih fir bic MeoiSins
lhule bietet. Sn Sapar, NO mod pur
IS Sabren ble Situation cine eleite
war. mite iebt in China, lit in oieler
turien Spanne Belt cine bod anee.
iehene. nab 9auienoen sdblenoe drst.
tihe @erneinoe entitanben, uno aruar
ausihlieBlib NIT beutiber 6ilfe auf
oeutidaer Baiis.
WGbreto Die @riinbung Der oeutid,s
hineiiihen h6beren 5huIe In Gbang.
bai lett Sabren bereits Suiiden ben
be~teiligten Beb6roen erDrtert moroen
lit. 0bne oaB man mefentlib uurmdrt8
qetOmnIer mGre, 1T bic RerSprauru
bineiiiber Shulen nit oentihen Sch,
rern bereitS elm gut Sttid gef0roert
moroen. 9ie Sraae 1T eingebeno
nit Der 6tneIiihen Stnoientommiis
iiDn in oieiem Srihiabr in Berli1
beiprDden. uno es lit AUDI NIT einem
Wlitalieo Der &ommiifion. BongS Sing
San. Der benz hineiifden Shuls
tDmite Der &eformihulen in Sbano,
hai anaebDrt. bereits Elm feites Ib.
tummen getruffen uuroen. Wan felt
oeutibe 2ebrer CUR grteiluug Dee
unterridts in Der beutIben @prathe
an cen EeformSbulen our Gerfi9ung
uno 8Dng Sing San iorgt fir bic
G~infIhrung bes oeutiben unterrihts
in ben 2ebrplan. Wenn man lih
Uereeaenmdrttat. oa6 in China burh
$1,000 Shulen oas meitlihe Wiiien
i'm franSDfihen 2idte uro in 1000
Shulert ourh bic iapaniibe Briue
cOrgetra9en wirb, 10 tuiro man err
tennen. oaB fir bic Betdtiauna beuts
ider Nrbeit elm reides 5elo porban.
non III
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CINE grauenbnfte Hifte: I'm.
perbauIihteit, Snspepiie, B~erfopfung,
&Diif. gbolera WDrbus, Sieber. 5aut.
Rranfbeiten, 6arnruhr, 8ri9ht'ibe arants
belt, geberletben, S6itteIieber. Nernen>
tpeb, Rbeumotisnus, @eihmlre, Sc.
ihmilfe, MusbIeiben 6es mpnatlthenSIui.
les. 6dmprrbDioen, @elhiuht. SfDrbut.
StrDfeln, Biirmer, 8opfueb, Shninb<
ludt, &rebs unb @abniinn. Sic ane er-
ibeiner anfanas unbebeutenb unb ihneu
allen aeht elm 6rtltd5er Blutnnbrang nDr.
aus. eraeugt burb unreines Blut un6 un=
regelmdBiae Edtietelt Der 9eber uno Der
acknowledgements, un6 tie ole f1nnen
unbebinat unb ~unfehlbar Durh St. Ber-
nard &r6aterptIlet nerhltet neroeu,
fpenn man bieies MitteI bel 3etten ein-
nir1mt. Sur Is gents bel apptbetern gu
Eahen.
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@eaen gaaaaban.

YIN 9nnneritaQ Mbeno fanb eine
W~eriammlung in Der @lt's<6aue
itatt, UNI cine Organization berbei.
5ufibren, Die iih bel Der nddften
Stabtmahl Qeaen gaaaghan ribtet.
Dieter 8untt uuroe ausorudlih
ausaeiprpden. giner Der &eoner
ermdhnte. oaB galagtnr elm febr gu.
ter Biraermeifter geueien lei, CUR
8eit Der Ohfenmaeer,, oaB er aber
nibt mebr fir cine Stabt geniiee, bic
aspbaltirte GtraBen uno elettrifden
StraBenbabubetrieb bat. 6Dffent'
lid iino oas nidt Die einsiaen Grim.
be. wesbalb man aeeen 3nGa9baa
Dppuniert. oenn bieielbeu iinb uenie
ftihhafti9. Segen i'm uno feline Nos
miniitratiun f6nnerl niel ifdrfere
Nusiehungen gentaht unh Brotefte
erb0ben meroen.
Die Beriammlune. Die BON S. sc.
Broom, BON Der Nlariu Notipnals
8ant. our Oronuna gerufen tunrbe
un0 Die Or. o. &ingslep als perrta'
nenteri GDrliber errpdblte. belhlOB.
am tDmmenoen D%unnerltag III einert
gr6Beren 2utale cine Wniienuer.
iammluna absubnlteu. aur perr,a.
nenten Denomination au ihreiten. elm
grecutin . &or1ite gu ernennen, in
uelhem ALE Waros Der Stnot Der'
treteu iino uu0 epentueQ Nominatip.
men 81 MAIDEN. Das ternpurdre
Gentrals RDmite beftebt aus: @. o..
T0bin. 5rans @rDns. Us. 8. Stiles,
s. o.. 9. 6alf. &. VI. gbapa. W.8.
6a9p, 9. q. Moran, 3ob 6eorre,
Serb. 6erff ST.. Trant @ebber, Or.
Z. g. SadiDn, BnnI Weerlheiot,
Ulbert Steues. o. U. Duerter. Bm.
s. 6Defaen. Splua 6eimann, Dr.8.
s.. Gina8lep uno g. e. Glaze.
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..


Das .Buaro Of engineers Of
Wateruap Snprpuements+ hat fid in
ietrem BeriGt. Der AUDI Dem aontite
fir 9afen uno Sltiife oorgeleet ruer.
ben Dtro, aeaer ben proiettierten
Jnlano' Rannl, Der an unierer GGIte
ertlang nah Dem Mifiiliippi fibreu
lou, ausgeiprohen. Gs ertldrt, oas
Die Terb1ltniiie ausenblidlih nidt
oerartige mdren, I'm ben 8au eiaes
lolten 9anala 81 reGtFertiaen. Guh
bic melften Soroerungen. bic fGr 6a.
fem uno 5(uB : &erbeHerungen in
2eEas aen1a@t ftno. neroen nou Den
5n9enieuren beihnitten. Reue VIZ.
beiten in grDBerem WaBftabe ueroen
tiur flr aranias Bab uno Snlueftgn
poreeihIaaen.
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MISUNDERSTANDING uno i'm auf Der
Gillette natnbaft 81 MAIDEN. Dar
niht gut m6alih. Der Tabrifant
madbte oaber ben 8eriuh. ieinen @is
Der 5u reiniaer, inoem er i'm ourh
~Wilh 5eparatpren" laufen lieB.
UNI 10 ben @dbrungsftoff aussuihei'
Den. Das Experiment gelaua uou'
tomtnen unb Der Sabrttant ihreibt
ielbIt, BOB er ME auuur 10 guten,
ui1t m%Duiiirenben giber fertig ae'
bradt babe.
Natlrlth rihtet liG baS 8eieb
audi gegen ihminbelbafte Stnp0rta'
tiDner, uur Muem oa5 Sugenannte
Oliuen6l. Tatldblid lit bisber mebr
als 8neiorittel oieies impDrtirten
O%lipen6ls neiter nihts nls 8aur,'
mDqiamen6[ aemeien. oas DON bier
in Barrels iber ben Oseaa gtng, UNI
oann in Jldibhen nls ehtes Oliuers
81 BON europa suridaelanot 81 merf
ben. Dasielbe gilt nDn impDrtirten
Delitateifen mie rpate be fuie gras" J,
Die pirtlib aus @1nielebern bereitet
merber, rMuB uno Srduters Inbunis,
unter pelbem Namen in 8utunft
feline in ibrer 5arter Sugenb untaes
tpmntenen 6drinee mebr paraoiren
oiirfen.
Mm Smlimmlten aber oirften bic
S@napsfabritanter BON benz 1eueu
&eelement betrpffen meroen. melhes
beittmr1t. oaB ale iogenannteu ~blen'
oeo" @bisteps nuf Der Gillette cine
aenoue Mngobe Der nermenoeteu 8us
idbe traaer miifien. 8as niht Wbis'
tep lit, oarf aud nibt unter oieIem
Marner geben.
Gp tuurbe tirslib Dem 9eparte'
rtert cine YrDbe elmer i'm Wartte
iebr fart begebrten W~biatepiDrte
sugeitellt. Die Gnalpie seigte, baB
oarin ttur 40 Hruaent 8Durbpns
Bbisten entbalten marer. aeaeri 81
Broseut reutralilirter Nltubols. nebit
gerinaer Ruidben aebrannten 3us
ders uno Rmetfhenlaft. Siefe Wfiihs
Jung ioQ nad Infiht Der Sahuer'
ftdneiaeu geraoe 10 barmlus iein mie
an0erer Wbiatep aud uno ibr @e'
idmad bat Den 8eifau zines aroBen
Teiles oes 8ubIitums gefunoen.
Wenr aber erft auf Der Gillette au
leien fteht, oaB rtehr nls bic 6dlfte
oeS Snhn(ts neutralifirter GltDbol
lit, mirb Die Warte niht nlebr in oer
biaberiaen Mabfraae fteben.
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gomal Sprinas gfariera.

Dieie, cine Der ar5sten Baumfhu,
len. bietet AUDI bieles Jnhr mieosr
etren 9roBen GUrrnt an Dbt- uuo
5hattenbdutnen, Beeren.O bt, Nes
ben nler Nrt. Stolen, Blumen.RnDl.
len. Sdn,ereien nno Bafmen. Bir
habea feline reiienbsn Mgenten, t5n.
men oaher CUTE @are biuieer uertau.
ZEN als anoere. Shreibt nm unle.
rem grDBen. eleganten 3atalog, er
foftet MIR &c Borto.
Aoreiie: Ottu 9u6e,
Nem Graunfels, Teras.
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DetIte S~anaenletpeu.

% fino iebt elf Sabre Der. ihreibt
e. .. Ilu1o. elm prominenter Rauf.
mann BON Eeriham, g. g.. oas ida
rlahe oaran mar, Die Sbminoiuht
81 erbaltefl. 5h nabm iblieBliG,
Or. Sings 0eue Gntoefuna uno
lrnerbalb fehS WDnaten mar ntein
Nut,9enleioen 9eheilt. Mein @emiGt
itiea npn 135 auf ITO Bfuno. Blu
haben bel Woolpb 9reiB uno 81. Gohn
q Co.. a~arantiert. so Gts. uno 81.
BrobefaiGe frei.
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@etier Rat spns gapeu.

Sh mill Denen. bic ans labmen
Ni6en nno an ben Wierei1 leioen,
einen Rat geben. iaat 8. %. Blans
tenibtp. Bed. 9enn. SD babe bic
@rfabruna gemadt. baB electric Bit.
ters oieie 2eioen pDiitiu BELT. Nah
@ebrau6 BON elm paar sslaihen mar
lb turiert. @mpfeble i'm nit Ser.
anii1ei. Blu baben bel Goolph DreiR
uno N. gDbn & 60. Breis so gts.
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gheuermeher,s 0arf.

6aInilienaarten. NuerleiN adera.
prooutte. 8ur5uelide Rnhe. &eih.
baltlae SpeiIe' Sarte. Selerini6ee
Some Star Bier. 6eine@e nro an.
eere 8etr6nte. Gufmertiane 8ebie.
Ilurle. Cars lauien Bis Witternatt.
pbtitpb @eiRtsr. &iasutameg.
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aeelimatiiirte Oba= gaums!

Sb babe einen aroBen Worrat BON
bier IN 3eraS ge5ogenen 8dumen.
BlerRrduGern, Stolen u. !. No., andb
8almen uno aioeren 9ppf. un6
Bluuieu . BIansen. Weine 0reiie
iiuc reft. 8ufriebenbeit lit aaran.
tirt. Gin Snipettor's 81 ertiHtat nit
ieoer Beitenung. Shreibt ipfort an
midi um aotalog. NbreHe:
VI. ". SteiHbriu9, Wurierpmon,
Rep Braunfels. Teras.
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5dOmeftteraS maudt Sud

Benn Sbr Gud iraemoms nieoer.
laiien wout. tut ca entlnna Der 81.
ME ber
Can NmtDntD & MramiaS
4aB Sahn,
i'm @arten.D iftritt oes Staates. De.
in1obelt uno alima nnibertrofen.
Biuige 26nbereieu fir ben Tarraer,
Warttadrtner. Dbit' uno 8iehsacbter.
8eaen Ginaelheiten tuenoet guh on
Geo. S. Hupton n. o. IS. ",
San NRtuniU. Eeras,
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gapt. Greed Iaptor, Elm iebr
alter Wanu. Der nod an Der Grbe.
bung i'm Sabre 1886 teiIaenommen
taben lou. lit in 3uroiae, Rimble
@onntp. ~geitUrben.
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,,s6uro . Tormalia" (@tmer u
Mmeno) antiieptiides Mittel eesen
8ranowunoen, Bunoen, 9autaus.
iblag Doer dbulibe 2eiben. Sn
allen Nuutheten III hnben