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Arizona republican., 1908-06-07

Saturday for Pennsylvania. Mir. Alt land will return to Phoenix in the late fall.
 Dr. and Mrs. l.. D. Damcron enter tained at dinner Monday evening. Covers were laid for Miss Brace, Guy Alsap and Clarence Heflin.
 Miss Edna Stobbs returned Wednes- day to Colorado. after spending scv- eral months in Phoenix.
 
 Miss Genevicve. Hubbard. who has spent the winter in Phoenix. left Wednesday for a three months visit in Iowa.
 Miss Rena Grove left Monday for her home in Greeley, Colo.
 Miss Sadie Stauffer and Miss FIiz- abeth Ulman returned Tuesday from Morenci, where they spent the past winter. Joined by Miss Lemmie Stauffer, they will leave Tuesday for California, where they will remain un- til fall.
 Miss Mabel McNel and Miss Sadie Allen left yesterday for Iron Springs. They will be joined Tuesday by Miss Alma Osborne and will be the guests of the II. II. McNen family for several weeks.
 A jolly little picnic party to the river last Sunday was composed of Miss Edith Bennett. Miss Helen Ely, Charles Stauffer and Ernest Bennett.
 
 Moss Ruthrauft of Tucson spent Friday in town en route to Ajo, Ariz Dr. Fleming of Wickenberg visited in town several days of last week. Governor Joseph IT. Kibbey re- turned Friday afternoon from Jerome, . where he went to deliver an address ! -o the graduation class.
 Mrs NJ c. Baker and Miss Portia Baker left Monday morning over the Santa Fe for Kenosha, Wis. Harry Van Allen left Wednesday . or Kansas City, where he will visit . Or about six weeks with, friends and . relatives.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-07
About Phoenix People


one of the most beautiful and pleasant affairs of the week was the china shower given Miss Leah Irvine Friday evening by Mrs. l.. D. Dam eron. The wedding of Miss Leah IT, vine ad Albion Mcclellan will be sol emuized June %. Myriads of little red wedding bells and quantities of American Beauty roses and ever greens beautifully decorated the home. An immense wedding bell was suspended in the archway between the reception and living room. Miss May Hurley and Miss Amy White rendered several enjoyable piano se- lections and readings during the even ing, after which a jolly anagram game was played. One of the mrthful features of the evening was recipe for happiness given by each of the ladies present to the bride-elect. They also gave her their favoritc cooking recipes \ delicious buffet supper
 was served. the red and white color scheme being carried out Those present were: Miss Leah Irvine Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. Ralph Scales, Mrs.
 Spawr. Mrs Westberp Miss Erile Hughes. Miss Lou Marian, Miss Alice Irvine. Miss Blanche Hughes. Miss Vera Irvine, Miss Pearl Irwin, Miss Winnie Vinson, Miss Amy White, Miss Gertrude Baber, Miss Hazel Fleming Miss Mcclellan, Miss Ora Orme, Miss Resor. Miss Wilson, Al
 bion Mcclellan, RuebottOm, Howard Baber. James Mcintosh, Cafe, Carl
 Ninson, Suggs, Palmer Irvine, Hol- ingsworth, Lou Mcclellan, Westberg, F Kerr Brandt, Miller and oscar Irvine.
 Miss Ida Warren, whose engage ! ment to F. A. Spauding was recently announced, was the honoree at a miscellaneous shower and thimble | party given by Mrs. w. B. Lount, ] assisted by Mrs. T. W. Pemberton, ! Miss Lauretta Cook and Miss Martha ! Garnett. The house was appropriate | ly decorated in festoons of tiny red | bells and evergreens. The center i
Arizona republican., 1908-06-07

Mir. and Mrs. W. II. Robinson. Here an elaborate picnic lunch was served. after which various games were en- joyed. The invitations were extended
 by MT. and Mrs. l.. L. Plank. Mrs.
 J. W. Doris and Miss Rema Doris. Misses Hazel and Faye DeMund and Mir. and Mrs. l.. J. Rice. whose ma .chines were used for the occasion. The guests were: Msr. Sherman, Mrs Charles Hartman, Miss Alice Rede- will, Miss Holsinger. Dr. Francis Redewin, Carl Dowd, Will Corpstein. Cass Redewil, Adam Fike Karl C. Heinrich, George Luhrs, Jr., and Charles DeMupd.
 Mir mad Mrs. Frank Smith charm ingly entertained the Neighborhood Bridge club last Wednesday evening. AIr. and Mrs. A. G. Hulett substitut- ed for Mir. and Mrs. Harry Kennedy The high scores were made by Mrs. c. II. Davidson and A C. Hulett Mir. and Mrs. F. T. Ceilings will en- tertain the club this week.
 The Neighborhood Bridge club de- lighuuly surprised D. II. Burtis Thursday evening at his residence on North Second avenue. At the game of bridge Mrs. C. IT, Davidson and Mir. Burtis made high scores.
 Mir and Mrs. W. K. James were the hosts Tuesday evening of the ... . ........ Pooh Bah club. Miss Duke and w. K. James made the high scores at bridge.
 Miss Anne Garnett, who has been attending Claremont, will return to the Phoenix about the 18th and spend the vacation with her mother, Mrs. NJ. | iarnett.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. $. Miner and Miss Shirley Miner left Wednesday for | Mo.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Williamson . eft the first of the week for Buffalo. | N. Y, where they expect to reside Mr. and Mrs. Williamson have spent ! several years in Phoenix, and their many friends will be sorry to hear of heir departure.
 J. Milton Altland who has spent he past two years in Phoenix, left
Arizona republican., 1908-06-07

Some of our best Observatories are built upon mountain tops, so that the great lens which sweeps the heavens may not be obscured by the dust, the dirt, the mists floating in the atmos- phere.
 In order to shut out the din, the terrible noises which distract the mind, in order to shut out the thou sand and one disturbing influences in our strenuous life, the things which warp and twist and distort us, it is necessary to rise into the higher realm of thought and feeling, where we can breathe a purer air, get in closer touch with the divine.-Orison Swett Marden, in Success Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-07
A Sermon on Hapniness.

Happiness is here today and gone tomorrow" said the old philosopher. and mighty few folks get enough out of it while it's loafing round to last 'em a day after it gets out of sight And then again. others won't give any of it away when they get it. and so-Iose it alli"
Arizona republican., 1908-06-07

piece of the table, where a delicious luncheon was served, was a huge red bell, surrounded by ferns. Red rib bons were hung from the chande- Her to the bell and when pulled by the bride-clect revealed the dainty gifts under the bell. After the lunch con the time was pleasantly spent in hemming towels and composing hu- morous limcricks about the bride elect Those who enjoyed Mrs Lounts hospitality were: Mrs Cook. Mrs C. K. Wilcox. Mrs. Sheldon, Mrs. Dawes, Mrs. Charles Christy. Miss Flora Grier Miss. Anna Mathews. Miss Alice Grier Miss Eleanor Miriam, Miss Zannibel Doughet Miss Mamie King. Miss Amelia Rabinovitz, Miss Campbell, Miss Bertha Lyall Miss Helen MacIntyre, Miss Keller, Miss Elizabeth Elliott, Miss Orr, Miss Angie Parker, Miss Marie La Chance Miss Clara Stocum, Miss Ida Mcdaniel. Miss Nellie Battin, Miss Holt, Miss Jennie Parker. Miss Francis Lount and Miss Parker.
 After the commencement exercises of last week, J. II. Stilwen enter tained the teachers of the public schools at a banquet at the Wood ford. The reception room, where the orchestra was seated, was decorated in evergreens and potted palms. The dining room was especially pretty i, with a red and green color scheme. l. The centerpiece of the table was a huge bunch of oleanders. surrounded i by evergreens, and at each end of the | table were red shaded candelabras | Several witty toasts were given and . responded to, the principal one being . to C. O. Case, who will leave shortly . for Globe, where he has accepted a 1 position for next year. Covers were laid for forty-siX.
 
 Last Saturday the choir of the church was taken on a (. jolly outing throughNthe orange grove district bringing up at the Hahn grove, where they were received by
Arizona republican., 1908-06-07

Mrs. W. K. James and daughter, Miss Edith James went up to Iron Springs Friday. where they will spend the summer. W. K. James will join them later for a short visit.
 Gus Noll left Wednesday morning for an extended eastern trip. Mir Noll will first take a lake trip from Chicago and then east to New York. returning to Phoenix about Septem- Der 1.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ned Creighton are contemplating a trip to New York about the middle of June.
 Miss Pearl Irwin will entertain in honor of Miss Leah Irvine, soon to be married, one afternoon next week.
 Mrs. simon OberfeIder will leave on June 15. for an extended visit in the east. AIr Oberfelder will join her later in the summer and they will go on to Baltimore to attend the wedding of Mrs. Oberfelder's niece.
 Mrs. T. K Elvcy. of Los Angeles, is visiting in the city. the guest of her daughter Mrs. Arthur G. Hulett and her sister Mrs. J. C. DoSbins.
 MT and Mrs W. IT. Robinson left Friday for Iron Springs where they will spend the summer months.
 Mrs Lee II. LandiS entertained with a charmingly appointed luncheon Fri day. Bridge was enjoyed later in the afternoon aC which Miss Mona Kings bury received the prize. Those who enjoyed the afternoon were Mrs. W. J. Kingsbury. Mrs. Robert Craig Mrs. i Harry Tritle, Mrs. Simon Oberfelder | and Miss Mona Kingsbury.
  Mir. and Mrs. Harry Tritle had as | dinner guests Wednesday evening MT | and Mrs Lee Landis and Paul Brizard ]
  Mir. and Mrs. W. J. Kingsbury are | entertaining as house guests today, | Mir. and Mrs. Lee Landis. Dr. and Mrs. ] Robert Craig. Mir. and Mrs Harry | Tritle, Elias DunleVy, Richard | Schweppi, Celora Stoddard, Sidney | Goldman, W. F. Fields. Fred Tritle | and Vim. Averell of Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-07

We wish to take this opportunity to thank our dear friends and neighbors for their many kind acts shown to us during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother and to thank the Masonic order, the Benevolent and Protective order of Elks and many friends and neighbors for the beauti- ful floral tributes
 E. F. WISER.
 DIR. FRANK C. WISER
 AND FAMILY
Arizona republican., 1908-06-07

Mrs. J. Elliott Walker left the first of the week for California where she will visit friends during the heated term.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-07

Mrs. Helen Bury left Tuesday even ing for San Francisco. where she will join her daughter Mrs. Sliker and they will later go to Lake Tahoe for months visit. Before Mrs. Bury re- turns to Phoenix she will visit in Naco and Cananea
Arizona republican., 1908-06-07

Mir and Mrs Harry Tritle had as dinner guests Wednesday evening Mir. and Mrs. Lee Landis and Paul Brizard.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-07

Last Saturday the choir of the Presbyterian church was taken on jolly outing through\the orange grove district, bringing up at the Hahn grove, where they were received by
Arizona republican., 1908-06-07

J. Milton Altland who has spent the past two years in Phoenix, left
Arizona republican., 1908-06-07

Mir and Mrs. W. II. Robinson left Friday for Iron Springs where they will spend the summer months.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-07

Mrs NJ c. Baker and Miss Portia Baker left Monday morning over the Santa Fe for Kenosha, Wis.
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Grit iiher go ssahren

Id]on iprr0e Wers. 8insloip's Sootb-
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tern beim 3abnen Der ainoer ange-
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pei6t oen @aunet berbinoert g1lt-
siinoung nno Itdrft bas got6e Sp-
item. uMrs. @insloD's Sootbtng
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oenebm i'm @eI6mad; 0as 9fe5ept
italnint bon einep Ser 5eiten tpeiblt-
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lit bel olien 9ruegiiten in Der gan5en
g8elt al baben. 8reis 25 Gents per
sloIdle. aouft ni6ts ouoeres aIs
,,Wers. @inslotp'S Soothing Sprup. "
@orantiert ilnter Der Sooo ano
9ruqs g(fte, 80. Sum- 1906, SeriaI
geunrner 1898.
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Giienbalu=d =dabrplall.
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abertbs. 9tir Santftags mad aerrbilIe: 1lbr
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morgens, 9lnfunft in Gan slntonio $50 ntors
gems.
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@iboings, SfodeGIe, Cameron utlo g8oco. slbs
fabrt 8.45 bortnittags, 9lnfrnft llbr morgens.
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granfa5 gaB, Hodport, 9lbfabrt 1.50 na9s
nt.ltnes ltno 1lbr a6enos. 9lnfunft 7.55
morgetts tiro 1.50 na1nlittags.
Ssa1 SaIfurias, slbfabrt 8 ll1r abenos, stn'
ftnft 7.55 rtorgers.
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SeDr leitbt bergefteut.
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6em, iucnm Sic Seiuobner Gan
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labmen einen1 i6maden ooer einem
fratfen.
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I6rlter5en6en Giiden.
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9lntonio's et1boriiert.
IS. &c. 6 oof, 219 Soiepbine Strv
San 9(ntonio, Seras, iogt: uS6 lit
ob nno au an 9eieren- nn6 8laien-
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neine 9(rbeit ni6t berri6ten uno
9ta6ts ni6t i6lafen fon1tte. S6lieB=
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na6oeln i6 eirtige S6odteln ge-
brau9t batte, mar ib gdn5li6 bon
neiner &ronfbeit eebeilt. Sd BIN
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Stern.

Sftern, Set ber 4nferite6nns,
gSp bic Grbe iidJ erneut,
$50 Der 8lnmenifmuf her Selber
eSe6es Soer5 uno glng' erfrent.
gSp bes 9Sinters Mifbegasen
Sm Der Sruit 1ins iuiro geftillt,
gSp nit lamen Sriiblingstagen
9temc S5pffniing itns erfiillt.
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3ieGt bie 2iebe In bas Soers,
Seocs fpier6e 8efliiiter
gSirb 10 ieidDt 5um 2ie6esider5.
Scbe Sprge, ieacr Summer,
SrGgt iidj md etntital 10 leidlt,
8cnn bes 3epbDrs ianftes ssad)eln
Snrd Die Sliiteit5iuetge idDmeift.
2ifes Cute, alles SdDDnc
Sn Der @elt ioa anferItcb'u
limb has SdDledlte uno 0enieine
Ntit bent gStnter nntcrgeb'n.
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Sibt her frpbcn .3edJer SdIaar,
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Sbre Srautcsppfer bar.
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Sit Der miloen 5rii blingsnndt
2One 81 Bier, oas Seil nnb Seger
Snmerbar uns hat gebradlt.
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gei6ieoen puroe, noro Der Sobn
Dem Gater rno oas Sodter6en Ser
0flttter 5ugeipro6en.
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@raf Sternbrrg geioe Ifitglieber
oes oiterrei6ii6en abgeoronetenball-
les. baben iid) nun bod oueaiert, OBJ
lpobl es bereits als ii6er gegolten
batte, oaB Ser 3neifainpf negen bes
@inipruAs oes 9iegiments oes @rite=
ral perrrtieoell iperoen ipiirbe. 0as
9uea lpuroe altf Sdbel ausgefo6ten.
8ergmann puroe an1 Sberartn Iei6t
geribt, nno na6 Ser &onitatiernng
oieles o9lutigen" marc Der &anlpf
fir beenoet erfldrt.
3lpiI6en Wsollterep uno Sal=
tillo lit our6 einen @olfellbru6 piel
S6aoen an oen 8abnoanlm uno Den
gabnbriiden ongeri6tet mproen.
9lus Der @egeno BON WfontereD
fonlntt oie Nahribt, oaB es BORT
itarf qeregnet bobe lno baB our6
lleberi6menlmungen pielfa6 Sdaoen
onaeribtet lei.
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Segas

9lus 5rie6ri6sburg miro ge=
meloet, es babe BORT gebagelt ltfto Der
Sagel bobe in oel1 @drten uno ouf
Ben 6eloern eroBen Sbaoen atge=
ri1tet.
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gung Der @ol5banoler BON Seras au-
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= 8ei 9alas lit Der Srinitp iiber
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10 befiir6tet man eine lleberi6meln-
iitltne mie lie ieit SSabren bort nidt
pprgefommen iii.
9nrf) eine gilti1eioung oes
Sber=9unoesgeri6tS lit oas @igen=
tunsredt unieres StaateS auf ben
@rllnb uno 8o0elL auf Dem oie Quo
rolltGne=Station IN @alpeIton ltebt,
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bat ii6 in elmer ldngeren 3uibrift
an Die Stirnmgeber bes neuitten &on=
greb= =9iitrifts fir 8ailep erflart.
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oct, oaB BON oen Yrobibitionilten ufl=
ter ben 0en1ofraten Die eine 8ereilti-
gung, Die iogenannte Democratic
Brobibition 5eoerotion" gebiloet ba=
Ben cine pollItanoige Srgal1iiierung
bes Staates gu g9ege gebraht lit.
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in ieinem gebiet Yrobibitionsperei-
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bos 3ugeri6tet. Ser Manil iit be-
reits tot, Die 5ran liegt i'm Sterben.
Ger fleine ssSunse Der grmoroeten
bebauptet4 Elm gieeer babe Die Sat
beganeen. 8ie Seute beiBen @eralo.
Mus gibolo miro uns gei6rie-
ben. 2este @ode an1 6. April per-
brannten auf benl Mabe BON 4lfreO
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6lamnlen. 9ur6 Die ibneae Siilfe
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@oloo Stapper nno sSulius 9feal,
muroen nod ungefabr 6 bis Z 8oaen
gerettet. Gum Slid fanoen feline
9erleeungen itatt.
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&abl : Mn5eigett.
Sir saeriff.

Die nTreie Yreiie fir Segas" lit autos
riiiert, arl5u5eiger, 6aB 9. 8. 2inb :
d @anbiont fir oas &nt eines G6ertffs
BON 8egar County lit ltno iid6 Der gtltz
fdeibung Der Oeniofratif6em Hrimdr@
fpablen untertpirft.
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gIosfeb &an0i0at fir bdI glmt
bes S1eriffS bon 8egar County 1T nno
iid ben benlofratifd)en Brimdrtpahlen i'm
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nltoriliert, nil8u5eigell, oaB SIN. S.
aanbioat fir bas 9(mt eli
nes Sberiffs bon 8erar gountD lit 1lnb
iib Der @ntfdletJuilg Der bemofratilden
8rimdripa6(en itnteripirft
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Mnfmnft.
8on ct. 2puis u 6en Often, $50 m0rg.
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@on 2arebp unb @2egifo -. LOS na6nt.
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Nas Gfidltiae er6altelr.

0@or 9 Sabren i6ien es, als batte
lneine Stunoe eeiblaeen> iagt Wer.
s. 5artbirg bon 01ia Greet, Sno.
Serr. u0ten 2eben bing nur nod
an ei1em Saoen. Wtein apotbefer
elnpfabl mir electric gitters 90
foufte ib cine 6IaI6e luto erDielt
mas id braud)te = &faft. @inen SuB
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8itters ipieoer anf oen 9a1tnt." l(n=
ter @arolltie perfal1ft BON Io. 9reiB
ltlto 81. gobn & 50, 9lpothefer. so
@ents.
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llGGtigelr oHlfSporfebrlnlgen nit gro
Benl @ei6if in Scene geiebt ieien.
9lae 9boa0loien iino untergebrodt.
Son 3ooesfaael bot mon nidts net
ter gebort, SEN GerIebten ge6t es
altt. Ser @eiontlnti6aben miro iebt
dtf $5,575,000 ongegeben, bie Ser
ifcherung onf So 500, 900. Ser dbz
qebrannte StQotteil miro 10 ibnell
pie lll6eli9 mieoer aufgeballt lper=
Sct1
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Sir Goitiitp Glerf.

9ie uSreie 8reiie fir geras" iit alls
toriiierf, aflsu5eigen, bar 81 iau 6.
SamiIton Sal0ibat fir oas @nlt
6es golintps sG[erfs bon Berar Gountb
lit itn6 ii6 ben bemofratil6eu Brilndrs
iuahlen i'm eSuli ltnteripirft.
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Spbn $. guItpm, 0ffentIider SEQ
tar. @runoeigentlint. glgent fir
Beniionsaniprii6e. 3inmer 9, ct.
Sarnes SoteI, SitSouiton StraBe.
@eibe Telephone $50.
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Wadl greiunsbiae.
w. s. & =. 8abm.
Msfalrt

yaad5 gaeo, Sort @ortb, 9anas, aanfas gitb,
Ct. aouts uuo gbicaeo, tdgItdb (Sunfei
9enptl 600 abenbs
aofaIaua bin gmttbbiIle :. 4. 730 boruittags
alIamo Gpe5taI mad Smiibbine, Soulton. @al'
peiton lo.So aoehos
Mmfnnft.
Son e6icago, ct. 2onis, aanfas @ftb, Sauas,
Sort @ortb unb gsaco, tdeli6 (Sunief
9epoD ..... ..... 7.3O morgens
2ofaISug bid Sntttboille 500 aoenos
elamo GpeSinl bon SmitbbiIle. 9onfton @al'
seiton 625 mcrgens
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3urn gerfonf BEL ollen &anolern.
8reis so Gents. Softer Milburn
60, 8nffalo, Seem Oorf, olleinige
@genten fit oie Ser. Staaten.
Grinnert @u6 oes geolnens =
9pan's = luto nebntt feline onoeren.
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gpmtberm pacific Sabtt.

gsa6 STEIN Orleans, 9ouIton nno @aIbeiton,
tdglidb LAO mtffa9s
nno 1l.50 dpeHos
gtab eagle 8aB, 81 gafo, Californian nrto
Wferifo =. 500 porinittaes II. $50 abenos
gnfnn(t.
Son Stem Orleans, 9ouiton lro @aIbeiton.
fdgltdD $50 MotgeHS
unb .. 600 nabnlittags
Bon 81 Safo, gaIifnrnien uno Msegtfo !.
lilo bornlittagS
,,,a 500 nbenoS
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Gel6 sm berIeibem = gnerion &
Co., 321 @eit Commerce StraBe.
Bfan6Ieiber uno Sutpeltere. 8ar-
gains in berfaaenen Bfanoern.
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gietorta giuiiion, @. s. g. 9. u,
(Oulf SbDre.)

MDfagrt.
ga@ guero, gictoria, Sort 2abaea, Corpus
Gbriiti, grolpnsbile. 9fto @ranbe, etfp,
@oIiab. @eebiue, g8barton, 8aIactss nno
Soufton 1oO moreeHs
@nfnmft $50 aoenos
Ser Sam Soufton" na1 Guero, gietorta,
8barton urrb Soufton:
MbfGHrt. 100 aoeiios
&mtunft 70o Mor9eHs
giad| 4ratunsbille.
Ser 3l9 Der SnHfet gictorta Sibtiton, slbs
fa9rt 7.05 moreens, madt in BIacebo gerbiifs
5ung nit Der GnIf gpait Cine fiir Corpus
gbriiti, @nfunft bout 4.55 na9nlittass, Intnnft
In gronnsbille 9.25 a6enbs.
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@eraoen Menidell gerdt folt al
les, mas lie unternebmen - ihief.