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National Republican., 1880-08-25

"A SITUATION, by q middlo-aged woman, as cook
~. either in the city county, good reference
given No 2O53 X st, opp market. aug0
National Republican., 1880-08-25

10y lady, copyst or amanuensis will tuke
ID charge OF house for widower club of gentle
$50 paid lor adepnrtmental postlOn references
Address 4 X H. Republican Office. au20
National Republican., 1880-08-25

10y o respectable white woman, situation TO cook,
ID wash and iron or to do general ho sewOrk. Ap.
ply AT 62l Eleventh ST W. nu0
National Republican., 1880-08-25

NICELY furnished rooms at 1887 Mass ave,
National Republican., 1880-08-25

OFFICE ROOMS in No. 1913 and $40 our-and.a-hal
street n. W.; also In ass Louisiana avenue n. W,
Call for weekly Rent-t,ist.
National Republican., 1880-08-25

A SUITE of rooms on ilrsl door and two rooms on
IN second floor, with or without board, en- suite or
single No }0i Il st n W. Ru2I
National Republican., 1880-08-25

A YOUNG married mau wishes n place OF some
IA kind, TO provide for the wants Of his fam
ily; work OF any k ndi references. Address j Il,
Republican Office. au.O
National Republican., 1880-08-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
Not For Hancock,
ny A. r. n.

"rhev rally In blue for Hancock.
For Hancock they rally In gray"
democratic Camp8lgn s0 1g.
National Republican., 1880-08-25

A MARRIED woman wishes place Ms chamber
N maid nurse, to provide for her two children;
eieronces. Address N v D. Nepubllcan Office an2O
National Republican., 1880-08-25

10y person having legal experience, copying OF
ID other writing from law firm or any other
source, Address Lock Box SG7, PostofliCo. au2l
National Republican., 1880-08-25
IiENRY LEE,s sONn.
I
TAKE NOTICE!

This Is the only Lottery ever voted on by the peo-
pie Of state, and under late decision Of the United
states Supreme Court at Washington Is the only
Legal Lottery now in the United States, all other
charters having been repealed or having no Cxist-
National Republican., 1880-08-25

GoMPLETELY furnished house for rent by the
- year. tApply at 1905 st. before n m or after
ID IN. uuuJ
National Republican., 1880-08-25

DN competent dressmASor, who Is an excellent
ID cutter and filter, employment by the day or
week. Address DRfSShA AK EH, Republican Oiice
, 1880-04-19
The IgrItlAla RorelgM Ollcc.

A boOK has iAtuly been published In London
cullrl "Our Public Dt,lces." Tho hutlor, Mr.
ChArIes Maryi,. ha4 b,e,l otnployul from tirMu
to tl,llu - un nssHtant lU various departments,
and got Into u surilp1 two yohTA lKO IN coslnep.
uon with tho Aug!tr russian mgnelnont, which
prasavy foHi H. w,y tnt ,. ,hS clamHs 81 ts e
that tes LITTER. Xhlsl sesyl the E9rSK 0ce
Of punManship. and tht'st fr'm the t!nlted
aates the worst, Tho Latter arn ~, written On
sult !. Viesnriu, Il ui,4 G. liu turthor tells us
that Iorlls Derby aud Salisbury Will pass ANY,
thing. whercts with Lt,rtl ialt,lnExton every ono
bud 70 h1 on sheir ps apd " Mr: staryin fur
ther tell4 how, WHOM tho Grand nukv 6csx.!ls
was struck doa.l by Il spent bullet, 1T th9
Foas Of T., tIo Russian ARMY. on = battlefield
VI tAu occurrence III y iettor ut unusual sud
',ess Tha a4ty fs tn IT. Marvin ta nreparen ~
euaton,ary form, tut in stsouYos thin ortlIuary
sltvtn uf t{inpathy, Apparently. ha "lnil II on
Queen bad with hor own hand toned dawn tho
sympathy .!nts ! thirty M legseas beloW ths stand.
fr49ld. Mr.. alAFviu's work VIII probably ur.'-
, 1880-04-19
THE ATTACK ON PARNELL.
Truo Story OF "she EnlsiacortIsy Out.
rnge '-Thp Meeting Packed with
1Elrcu lHDMhgcOlt-1lcn.

: -. ,,..,.-.,
Truo Story OF vine En'tacort1ty Out-
rnge N-Thr Meeting Packed with
'A'>' t,,ts,,,st,s1n,, u,,,"n ,h,om
DUBLIN, Aprij :I-"Tho Enujscnrtby outrage"
's. nf co,rsc, tlle grrat event of tho week. II
hns beon trrnttsl tty Mr. ruriells opponents
brrt, NM, IN England md doubtless It. hua tHet,
represented ~ tue 'e'eArH'as ;" hhl's1cA' us MI
atfnir nt great illlport"rv. w revolt nt,1!hst
tlIc,nrlor,N md II '.tru Of tho tide" Thv truth
is II wns ,n,hirv of tho ktnl Thu true stnry nj
, 1880-04-19
Hl)MOR.


II wo wRnt the 1l,,l!tlns ~ continue to behave
IN tho Huticrnl superiority OF tho Whltu race,
why do Wu lot thoM ~ to Washiuyton3-1u Tuxedo
The K!nE 9f Sweden n, u {, q Eoet sna 70. b. sub:
iua Tor fho ftoaEs @ * ha'naiiIy @ % 10 Nv A''o''
Tho Earl Of I!euconstca can now with feeling
repeat tho ul'l pt!ticl FehuH furlnerIy 4ttrtlnitUl
"y 1 SECOND II % NY Wholly "si Giastane ''' ''''"
The Now orleans ploavuua says that "Moro
than 9ne tiuRh Glstntnor has never known how
ktNNl ho VIA uutii hG killal Aotnsbody and heArd
tho lawyer III 1hurgo altn up Ills virtues"
This ls " gaod Tins for charitable feelings;
@ sapo yy FS vii XIV 2ossysa s St w Svs VIII o
tliAt they will have to behave themselves
mighty sharp.-ihck.
Thore "a always an lresprossible conflict going
1n in ones mind whcn ho sSes hl..alt boy tak.
lug bis tirss smoke. ~ 10 whothar thu 10y u
tsx.sa oy.AsgteaslGs te S;kti iisFh IT, IT, 'F '3 'A'
4 l,os,un !awyer told annthor iawyer, who
aske hn 9sst'o1 5has o aa ntl'Slly rseSSiys1 S
extending ii cuuts, "tulL inc ull yuu know. anil
glvo lue buck tho chanSu." ."-AtbaHU Lalo Jttuftal.
"Why did Gen. Washington cross tho ru!a.
waro Oh tho leo during tho stortn Ut IN Awfnl
sas atory a:ffs sApf psa nss s s vas sSa IL a n
sWur ''it WIS btrnuso hi wanted TO Htt On tho
other rsluu."-EiDFcsster G11<lte.
a Milne ak'pGer ,ppeintca Snt 70 IN ancient
cu,o up s,lther savu4eiy the old luEky lost sight
of thu star Iie huvFlully aroused tho aktppar,
shn'tnk sn,!aS IT, tst Sr ssar oapstns' l*o
1.-THE Tree" ls got ~ rarns "'fAls s,uiuct hils
,nnny bE1s'9hes," whsn tho teaclser said, '.Ssop:
YOU hayo not suads your beuxa yet" ''H YOU
, 1880-04-19

sTys feG the ,eo qestio ,u u the H at
1sry nGa e ofey E pscy nns }ho hxsa a
electors. with tho vlew Of rAisIug II fictitious
enthusiasm In bis own bchnlf.
forts, called d public county. meeting for Sun.
tlay ut EnnlacHrthy to, nifty is chocc. and
sny1tsa Mr Parn9!! e 10 present afd y, spe99R; 9s
himself. for, only lust autumn. At great ruth
trtng Of pnrsons fron all pnrts Of Wexford. ho
VIII s nssr n @ sse Mssh snhats IL aas~ss st
Ha::s.ion on tho subject, snid that neither
u M ets' g. S HSf eae m S ieFw Yo! M r. com
sest3ax shoa s Sa Ss paskea wita H!sea bladxes@s
s' nr !. s 70 ss n os'GS sca s eeye ce1s s
jnrc Mr.. rarnei; and this resolution was carried
70 do ths dirty work: 40 tint. bcforc w. PaIneiI
s IT, ~ oa, f5 .ts nnn ana sts ss ws' Inter-
It WIS suited. In tho Iirst accounts, tbRt he had
boen cut, and TINT his cothcs were torn, but TINT
n1en.-frleInls Of OCiery,+-who were prrseiit,
nor 1Gtcry hss!t msie the slshs.t s,art e
:l"ssph Murphy, q Ferns, father ' lei sn,i
sss srns a9 q re " !",sy wo 'fSa'aS a esSsvaer M
ehaeklcd, 50 70 10y. over tho "slorious' events cScn;s
tas ass n = he pes s
happened 70 be IN the midst Of tho crowd. ills
Gestn,nly s & snds t , arst sigh5 81 tat r. tho row. y;
10000 persons, could have been allowed II. tnku
tho coi,rse they dt,l. hit when il is remembered
lilo rest of tho men had no weapons whatevcr.
and ehiI;lren, the Victory of tho b'udseon:'ncn
When aEi this t,cca1ne known through the
, 1880-04-19
MILWAUKEE,
8rkefat Dtspafeh to The Chteagn Tribune.

MILWAUKEE.
81kefat Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 18.-Tho tug Welcome
returned hero ut noon to.dny FROM tho schooner
1da Keith, nshnrn on tho North sfanIt1n. Bha
reports being compelled to 1oavo tho vessel
whon tho nurthonstcr set In on Thursslny avot1.
Ing, nfter pumping her lry. Uron returning to
tho ornft snturtlny morning tho stenrl- r,i'npa
wore found In useless condition. havlnR hton
torn from thotr lashlnys and awcpt fron tho for
wnrl to the nrtcr end of tho bont, and
portions Of tho machinery mltstng. The storm
nls, cnrs[cd nwny tho Knitl,'s nafn nntl 1nzzcn
topmasts, sprung tho tnalntoplrasthcatl. md
crushed In her cnbu NJ, ono side. Tho
bcn,ns and deck nro raised over foot nmidsh'rs
by tho swelling ur tic cornt but her hull = IL
g,A,l ss,apc, mid tho er1ltt cnn bc rot nH Eant'
Keith catnr hero On tho tug and took tho inter-
nom trntn for ChteHHo.
The scow Evergreen, ashore hero. ms gone 10
X prnpellcr's ganRwny md ptcce Of ieekp'nnk
washed nstDre hero tf,-t1ny. and lumber MID
,vtni were nsiont In tho bay.
Tho aohoUiler Eric Hello Is Mt ,Ruehor In tho
bay, repairing her bobstnys, which wtro Carried
Aii.org tho nrrivals nre tho Government
stunfncr Warrington to mako mn cxEhni1Ye nf
fog whistles, md tho stentil.DHrNo W. IL. liar-
min md suhHnor TAuruns pnrsnta.
4 NcAry sNttthcnet sen haS been running ihtn
tho buy to-day, Indicating n blow OIL tho east
shore.
, 1880-04-19
TIE IDA KEITH.

1nccor1tn9 to report brought by tho Western
aEansportatton Conpuny'S propeller Milwaukee
lest evening, The tug Welcome had resumed
operntions on tho stranded schooner Ida kolth,
y y North Aauitou Island, sAturtluy afternoon.
G,ip.J MP: Jesse lIuflbnt. nt tho schooner Ncnrye
oyer the koitl Fr!Inyt whcn he passed. tho
as44nitons stu tho SOW wAh siot az hcnyy u hv
w ~ y outsluo The Keith iies fur GllnuXll south
~ ~ aao reot - ho protected from. tho full furco
Ut hortheasters- She wus sunk rail- to nmtlsl,ip,
su ,n WY ta0 bow lId atern could be suoG1. The
e'tahaed vessel IL heahlng nartheAat,
, 1880-04-19

Cart. A1ux MeDougall hns sold tho fishing tug
John rftdgcon to John Gordon aul othors, Of
duluth. for $500 cush.
Tho stoau,-y yacht J. T. lsnnsom, which was sold
OH Thllrstlay for &t,60O, LIFT Detroit un Frllny
for tho 1t. Clair Falls, whcro sho IL to bo used
this Eousolt.
Capt. b. H. 0rummond has taken tho contract
Of releasing the schooner MOntuuk. Rshore ncar
Port Hops a tug Will 10 sent Ut once to COM
mGttc1 tho work. $50.
ltppuirs 10 thu an,n,lnt Of $500 have boon
completed on the tArA0 Wynndotte.
Tho uaWugo ltIttsaii.m lourt,s thAt Mr. ]. Il.
bloWhurtGr bus u letter from nlUnhar Ut tho
Culu!l!aH pArl1ament, atatluH that tho WellanL
cAnal caN 6e pI.eued With twulyo foot Of water
Ntxt Hen60n..
, 1880-04-19

"tOtFs " V111I7 " 3*7N Il1T11Es
Yesterday tho wind aRln blow With tho force
of a gals from tho southwest. A lull cMtne ut
h1ahtfall, only to 10 followed by vtolent squalls
and heavy showers. which continued up To u
very l4te hour. 1t ,nust hnye beon Wild, dirty
niyht for mariners IN tho Inko. Tho w,itur il,
ING .tse Hver 1natataiaod very high stHgo. with
,MsnMg ,'tg 100 eurrcLts, during tho ontlrc MftoE-
Mmofther ~ ft down the lake, which backed the wator
, 1880-04-19

her boarding house on the oppos't side Of i'road
alrrgt. On tho why ahe vuntltcd freely, thrnw-
itE up cunRlttcr1lhu bltxsl. After shs hui t,ecn
plttnd III tetl the phYftciana rcI,Gwe'1 their IF.
forts In her behalf, AMI her syr1ptnH,s itnprvcd
c,nHcfn,,st,oss md hcr faca ltnkcd like tho fnce
Of tho tlpad. Tho doctors snit that her skult WIS
not fracflrch hut that It wns Impossible tu tell
wEnt tntcrnn1 or spinnl injuries nflu might hnve
sustn!nctl. At ono ttmn she showed ammo Aymp-
toms Of ctnallsa!t,n Ut tho spine. They antd last
.wishnltt sustaining my permanent Injuries. but
~nr. M,,hlentrry sntd that spinnl injuries often
did not develop themselves until some time after
they occurred.
, 1880-04-19
STURGEON RAY.

sp*eta' Dbpateh to tbs Chicago Tribune.
:, sruftskoN HAr, Wis, April 1H.--The tug John
hhseaofs' purchased by leorge spear, urrlyqd
aeeu yesterday. ~
lno tuS Jet'nie Hall, OF Frankfort, Mich. re-
so''y uy purchased ny tho uruen Hay pretlYe
company, run Into this p,rt yesterday on 'her
MY" N.Y. 10 urcon Hay, and proceeded to tho latter
P'aeo thls morning.
y, ane Tug y. y. Geo mado au attempt to taka on
~ sao suaken Sow lltll. at Cay Hauks, ycsteriny.
uae , pulled har about her length, and parte1 two
nnsss NOR being ahl@to uet her OF, aha left hrr,
wv catae into lh!a port to nwaIt moro favorable
~eathof. With x,xl sea they think thoy cal,
.+s''S Set her ailoat al,u will tow her to Maui
, 1880-04-19

Special Dt.puseh to 1ha Chicago Tribune.
MAS1rowoC. Wis, April lB-Thc following
cr1tftE nro weAthcr- hound at this port to-day:
scl,uoners Reciprocity, II, Hand, Mocking nirl,
lsad!cut Esrnnn, Lydia. md L. J. Conway:
scowa Venture and l,i,o Isul!u; tug ]. II. lInck-
ley, NJ, her wny to tho rclnS Of tho schooner Capo
Jis,rtl, ashore Mt lnInt st. IgnAec.
Wind Blowing fresh from tho south, and
hcnfr 8Gt outside,
, 1880-04-19

spteiat Dispafta to The Chlea9p Trtbunt.
DETROIT Mich., April t8-l'nssed tlows,-
stcnm-bnrqc D. Haicntlno: schoonors George
Steele, Theodore vogcs, Il. l.. Coyno, Nellie
Gnrtaner, Z. A. Nichosr,l, MchIgn,.
Tnsscd up-propel!ors Arabia, Nebraska;
stcan,- bnrgcs Il. W. Jcnness md burgess.
CtoArctl-Arnxas mud bargcs.
Arrived-schoonurs Mystic StAr, West Side.
Ilastul. 1AzzIo A, Law, IIclvcta, Iltgg!o +
Jnucs, ItllIn Ilumltou, Craftsman, Thnmns 6.
Street, ". II. Vanderbilt, Il. j, Tllden, Hartford
1nscs, 3. II. 1,,neroy, lshpsInIny, nj agara, F. D..
Dutkur, SuunyBIlle, Ellzn G0lnch.
, 1880-04-19
l;ll{ L.


grfetal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ERIE, Ta., April 1B.-Arrve.l lust evening
Propeller Alaska. corn; schoonor uoshawk,
whclt, Chtcu9o.
snilcd-Propcllcr Ann,o youug, Milwaukee,
cOul; schooner Allegheny, conl, Chlcago.
, 1880-04-19

W. ne "t ss se M o III a s
m tnko tho sap out OF yo,'' snIl tho tcneter,
ard then the Fcg,sar order Ut business proceed
e.l.-UdllfU1ore lffrutd.
"Ycs," he said, "a no mixed gin and .s.,rnr,
much that Ia false, and In old nge we Doubt mitch
that Is true. AsA Eoldcn medium, yt.nne n,a',.
August -.", lIr dhn't hmtsh it. The clerk
pcnslvely pitched MI tee.ptck Mt tho spot where
he had st0ot1, hut he hntl tnletl himself like an
umbrella aud scpOtcsl.--AutouV 1ytNss.
, 1880-04-19
PORT COLHOnNE.

Special DlspattA to Ths Chtedso Tribune.
Porr CoLnol,NE, Ont, April ls.-Thc schooner
Eric Queen WIS driven from tho hund Of tho
nku hack hero by tho northwest raic OF ycstcr-
day morning. having lost her foregatr. Tho
schooner II. !. Wilcox. botnf from lsnfalo to
Detroit with coal, rnt, In for shelter. Tho
schooner Pandora. bo,tnd To Snnttlsky. had to
r,,n bnck here. They loft hero hH1lin this ior1l"
tnN, ..
The schooner Wnwnnnah ntrlvetl to-tfay from
Toledo with corn for tho We1land Railway.
, 1880-04-19

Special DtspattK 10 The CAicaoo Tribune.
CLEvEIASu, O.. April 1s.-Tho prnpellers
Vanderbilt u.ld New York, with merchandise for
Chlcago, left this uyenlng.
, 1880-04-19

towoo watcrlogRod. Her bottom Ia pretty well
used up. "
Tho Alert, orc Of o. II. Grcon's Tugs from
Green 1}Hy, IA III port to-day.
Wind soutllcast, fresh, raining hnsd at II
| n
, 1880-04-19

Sehr Corsan1e. CnlanEwtHNi, v,Glb Dtshuls corn.
ROCKFORD.
Coppcr-1Ilnc 1:xcitcntnnt-Ncyv Hoard
or Surcrviaors-Odd-Fet eli svx-1rnAbii
"A NInrrinyu-Gnuu TcmVlnra, Etc.,
Etc.
Special Correspondence Of Tho Chicago Tribune.
ltDcKrultp, H., April l1.-1t will bo rcu,c.t-
bcrct by mnt,y at tho citizens Of th[R section ut
Country thNt hlnut twelve yenrs nKD ther1 WIS
vrcat excitement ut chnrry vallcy caused by tho
discovery Of copper Oro In q stotIc.GtlaFry hrnr
that plnce. Mcssrs, DrOwreIt s. Gordon. thon
proprictnra Of tho 1uaFry. having bcco.ne co.i-
viuced TINT orc existed thcrs to sun,o extent,
went Immediately 10 wnrk 10 develop the
pr,dlettyeness Ut the tning. SuvGrsll mon, to-
Eethcr with six-lnth drill, wpro ptlcel In tho
quarry; nnd, whom FURRY at work, tho cxettc-
tIiciit grew Intense. When n distance Df twelve
feet hnd been trtllcs1 thrgh tho soll rock, tho
drill suddenly dropped niarut Blk tnchus; md
tho1 utter working nt It for hnlf tlay, no hcad-
why was ,nndr. This, Of COURSE, hindc tho ex-
citclncnt more Wild; md. III oraer to sattafy
themselves that tho slil,stAnco WINS something
1n0ru thann stnNll chunk, or sinl!lar to what Ind
bccn found In other parts Of tho quarry, tho
Iroprtcturs resolved to rGmnve tho machinery
md tlrtlE Agnin. This WIS done; md, when II
,tfstancc nf twelve feet was rrnchc1, tho rcstilt
wis thu sumo hs tho first uccltsIor, only TINT
twclyp hours wCro spent without gaining II
particle. Having become discouraged. nnsl ono
nnn being compelled tn furnish I'LL tho capitnl
required, further operations wore suspended,
md tho excitement gradually died nwlly; md It
has go rested until this spring. WhIln blasting
In tho ruck during tho lMtter plrt OF tho winter,
prcca Of copper nro were found, varying IN
weight from ono to twonty-ul1e pounds. Mr.. u.
q. licekcr, tho present owner Of tho quarry,
tIoD i,rpn mn tI,,,f tho nr5& in
, 1880-04-19

Tho deadly "trip of pneumonia may be wart1cd
Pixies Toothnchc Drops euro In ono minute.
, 1880-04-19
Toys.

Paristan toy.deaicrs arc IN trouble. Thcro
hnvc been scvctnl cases OF po,son!ng Of children
r WI" Sv9 payed y VIII wsa ;n aH re hffsn of s%ske1
ordered that nl1 cn1orrh toys offered for sale and
supposed ~ contain poisonous nlnttcr shRll be
examination.
, 1880-04-19

0FYlC8 OH Tltk Hr. 1.uuIH bAN fHASCtRrUt
IL II. Gu. glNHAEL Hrlt+IlS1,
- HEW fNKM. ArttILi ISL }
hotlss Z hereby xtysn hut s.e .t.m.isr souta ns
fhiS Company Will b. rta,s4,1 nftGF April H. ~ 1polt
May Mvxt. la contoEuity Wilt vi. asFtrunt hst wosn
!hls cuu!pahy and t1is AiGhtun, rulE1a anttn 10
JUDY.
4yp days thereafter ~ lhpF pru taA STARE ~ snL-
4cstpll1n u the suaufiliss " h~ lxsAs rho ubote-
ptNntl,In0d tulsxtrNGlun.
Subscription circulars mAy GS OUTLINED ty stuck.
Aulnts Npun uppiea uG Y, tl0 Secretary ntttF April
~ nA1 Will bN lslacd tn eil4' sttukhuust utter trt
H. Fer urItr " uQ0Etl VI nruGtDtk
tslsu9dJ Z. .L4I+rLEFltI1,. Huctela1y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-04

mibpisl, hsnn Fe !rieb lid luitis NIT @esret
awi1hen BEN gauarbeiten bsrul't, oct
meudmal fab fe i'm plDblid srnltbaft
arps an unb laete Du, Id wulte, pab
Id ben Damn tpieber 70 ausrsiben tonnts,
wie bama!s bic Glide NIT ben rDtben
Gabnen.
.5p aina Der Bau nit bsm. 6rublins
YcrpGrts nnb idpt i1d tsteesr stssn 9l0r'
ben am Dpsf purtei. Der Snssntsur
bereitete Fd, atlaisb ocn lsinem freunelt'
den Wlrtte 3u nsbmea uuo fein @tane
quarter In e;n anpsres Dorf gu oerleesu
sum lsbten Male ,panptrts er nit ben BET
BEN Stntern burh ras 3misliht mad
Ottersbute. IN jsbsr 5aup tielt er VI
nes BON ibnen unp frus bel 3afaaissm aH
laB bes @eiprahes ben 8nnbsn !:
Sun, Sunse, vas bsntif Ou benz
einmal Deines 3sihsus In Der Welt ansu
fanasn?
@serb perifanb itn niht unb her Bar
tIse muBte es itm Sereeutlthen. bab ot'
Graee 9eme,nt, mas er ueresn wrlls
Oarauf antmprtete er ptne Bsbenfen
@as mein Batter III. Was lollt' Id benz
funit ,peroen 2
Gtn Bauer, nidte Daber!ane. DAD
tSnntsf Du ia aud ais @iientabn6aaet
bleitsn.@ 5dtR's Du f.ine eui oa,u be'
tommsn ? @as pttlit Du, tleine Wserfabl
Gre ers9ts ben Sppf mad Der anoeru
Seite, @iSera bate plGblid wie nit ct
nem Gurtapb feline 5anb fabren lo6en une
fab ibm antwurilcs sn's @eFht, bod mil
einfm gusorud, Bag er iaste :: Nas tab'
Id Dir beun settan E Du ma6it ia @u'
stils ~ ie cine &abs, bic fraben tptQ.
Gortf,buns fols.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-04
: NQerIei.

- Dte v@rprsb" eutnimmt bet In Ga
re DO er|dsinenbin 3ettuns nThe two La
redos einsu Beribt iiber eine gu Gbrsn bes
@r @cuperneur Dapts seranfaltets Jef'
lt1feit unb bstont, bab I'm Der Sads
einen sepi6en uG | a 10" 3u getfn, De
mpfratsu teran geausen perben mubtsn. -
Stun, penn-pie Demotratsn ft6 an einem
Bantet, bas au Gbrsn zines berpurrasen-
ben @epublifaners arranSirt pirb, 6etbet-
liesu pullea, 70 bat Nismano stuas bass'
aen cir uwenben, aussenommen bic Dour'
bontn> Demptratfn, bic In elmer fclaen
Nulmerfiamteit unb 5ulotouns pieaetAt
cine TotuenFudt srbliden. gDir begrii'
Zen bas 3ufammeneeben en &spublitansr
unb Demufraten In 3arebo, ur bic Wn'
,peisnbeit sinss altsn Bursers ter Stabt
gu feiern, als Elm ssnlttees 3tt&sa Der
3eit unb nod sieI mebr sefdat uas bic
grtlaruns ses In benz Dttrttt febr etn'
Fubreiden bsmofgatilden Staatsienators
Col. Don Santos Beaaeioes: uoab ct
tinfcrt Elm unabtdnstssr Dsmotrat lstn,
unb nur fur iolas &aneioaten ftImmen
usrbe. Die fa fur 8rsiiaulen uno Gin
panberuns ntsrsl1ren". Diefe frsIe uaS
mannltae aeubsruns ,pirb In ben 9etbea
ber Temotraten mutbMablia metr
6 CLAW (pir tleiten BET Der Sdreibwsile
Der grp.fb) berporrufsn als ote SeatlaHe,
pab sinise Dsmofraten l1d an benz BON
republitaniihsn Club In Qareeo ausseben>
ben Banfst bet9siligten. 6ofsntlid ftn'
bet bas 8eilpisl Nahabmuns unS perben
wir tauFeer 2epu6litaner une Dsmetra,
ten su(ammsnletfn, Die pulitii&en 2ases-
ftassn beipreafns unb i4 bariiber einis
weroeno, pab in gultjn etne sriineliae
@asteruns porssnummen ,peroen mub
= Der oret Sabre alte &nabe bes
5errn auSut @antleben lief teim Yfsrs>
iptelsn sesen ben Stod, btn fsin altsrsr
Yrubsr als Yferb bsnubenp atpif&sn ben
geiasn bielt, uno aerldmetterte ben dug
APPEL Bee einen Quees. Mau- bott, bas
aneere NuSe au rstteu. @S
- @anilas @teae faest I'M gaiino sin
9an3trdn3&sn fatt. stt
= Die 3abl Der pcfmsifer in bsn Ser.
Staaten telauft ifa sesenwart!s auf
42,397. Die @lerts, @ebilfsn uno pcf
tOten einserehnet, fno iiber 10000 psr-
iOnen I'm 8unosspoi itpisnit tslddftist
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- Das Obtrtaupt Der rulF1den. Ni.
btliiten lit uno blsibt Elm unourAprinslihss
@ebeimnib. Wian psib nt&t, Of etn sin'
3e!ntr Wanu elei6 etnem Dtttator obsr Of
elm @us1dub bic gerf@wSruns uno Re'
pollution leibtt. Mae Nsrl,tuse wrl&e
gum Moroe bsr SYrann.n, gu Braneilif'
tunsen, grplolienen ssbra&t wersen, ten
nen pas Sberbaupt Der gerf&pSrun9 nsdt,
fine aber ptrpfiAtet bic auisttraSene 9bal
aussufabrem coer ibrsr Grmorpuns aasee.
fest.
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& g uns In reihlter Quswabl.
t-rE 19,3,t3W.

= Mattern, bic Rtnber seiunb gu mas
rem waalhsn, ubne int stanoe 3u fstn, es
ourd ibre eieeae grufl in bep!rten, fann
ptAts geferes, 6sillameres unb BiQiseres
empfuble1 werbengals Nsuifabtsr's +, Deut,
fdes Rtnberrftl" (paoutrupbtnD. 80
1T ber brfte grlas fiir Muttermilt, GO
psretntst aass @ute In lfd, nm etns Dor,
treffli6e 8tnbernabraas su stwabren.
Der trilante1e grfolS purbe 5oBar bsi
frantliden nnb fhuahen Glnesrn er3ifit.f
"Dsutlaes &inbermebl'' suiroSoa Ner,ten
fsbr smpFotlen, uao 1T In atlen renontn,is:
ten 9pctbsten 3u baben. J. ''~ -,.st
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An NIs, tpelde an ben Solsen BON
SuseabI bIanoeu, yerpSler Shwade, @nt.
traftisuns, Berlulf Der Wtaunestraft u.
I. IN. lsiben, lenbe ih fofenfrei Elm 0e.
cept bas fie cuirt. Dieles srpbe 9eil.
mittel purbe prR einem Dtilfondr in
9iozQmerita entbett. Sdidt elm abbreI
itrtes epupert an Nep. Soiepb 3. SIN.
uan, statica .. New Dort gitp.
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I'm fh auf ben neuen Bau por,uberei=
ten, 1T per- WelfIon se5punsen, bic in,
Ircutsebauoe lasernben Waaren Suiam
n'en,ubriuscu uno nit benz srSbten Tbeil
terlelben auf,urdumen. ST mirb baber
fir bic udhlten 80 Gage bic Yreile be
beuteuo berubieeen, uno Label Das Yutli.
tum elm, bic Waaren unb pre.ie 3u in
1pi,iren.
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= Sn 8e,us auf bic sablrsids Naa.
frase mad g Shertbaus Cavalry
Condition Yulper, miiisn MIR &C.
iteben, eab bielslben edit fup. Wir tpilfen
Is NIT Yeltmmbeit. s. entbalt 70 pisl
gor3ueltAes pur allem anbsrsn, ,als elm gu.
tss Oing Dor eiusm tpertblolen.
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Bon Der ,,Olb- Salamanbsr" Wpo-
ttefs' gaitdso. ST.. 12~ San. 1880.
Drtbe Srrrsn $. 8. Darner & Co.,
@O&sasr, III o.: Dir bOfTsn, oas unier.
BsiteGuns rsHbsits tsi tbMsn anlanst.
Dds 9 rtara.n naa guse Safs Dell.
mttsln, tsfcaosrs bic Sals Nisren.uno
e:Serz5 5siimtttsl, 1T besdneiR uno miami
fortwatrtnb 3u, une uaisrs 4unesn lHabtu
ssren Oestt iebr bod. Ginis. JdQee
sersn 5etIans mir bsoba&tst babsn, mare n
poafanbts uno tS&it erfaunlta. Nd.
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- Wir Setsn nit g,rSuii3eu YrOben
BON unieren apaaren gum BerSleid uit
anoern, neil mir sewib itnb, oab mir bill.
Tiger oeriaufen iGnnen, als a(le miere
@oncurreuteu. g dram& 60.