davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-05
Spencerian Business College

COR. OF SEVENTH AND L SIS n. W.
This institution has progressive and successful ex
perience of sixteen years 1t educates young
and women for usefulness and sefsupport Its grad:
IatsS secure PoSlLoL OF mst anu prH oOurse oi
Business Arithmetic, Spencerian Practical Penman:
Ship Bookkeeping by single and double entry adapted
to every variety of business Business Practice
quiring the making out and exchanging OF all kinds
of business papers. paying and receiving cash and
keeping the accounts; Elocution and Lectures Day
and Evening Sessions begin MONDAY, AUGUST 30.
1880 For information and terms call at the College,
address HENRY G. SPENCER. PRINCIPAL. aul7
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-05
Sfinancia[.
HATCH & FOOTE,
BANKERS,
No. II WALL STREET,
NEW YORK.

WE BUY AND SELL UNITED STATES
BONDS, EXECUTE ORDERS IN STOCKS,
BONDS, AND MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
AND TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS rna143n,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-05
0rapelers' &uioe.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE, NDTHEONBY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-05
STATE BONDS.
Baltimore Stock Board.

SUB-TEEASURY BALANCES.
.............. SIS. AS. 2IS CurrencY..........
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-09
United States Exports.

The three great exporting Pc" CTS of the world are in the order we examine them: Great Britain the United States and France. The imports and exports of Great Britain, exclusive of her colonies, m 1878 aggregated S3 160,O00,00 reckoning the pound sterling at s. Of these, about $1, ,630, 100000 were exports. For the year end ing March 1, 1878; the merchan- disc exports of the United States amounted 10 S639, 485, ,2O9. We were then nearly Sl,000, ,0C0,000 behind the foremost exporting nation. For the year ending March 1. 1880, our total merchan, disc exports were 67,S75, ,0O0. That year we pas sed France. and had just about half the volume of Great Britain. It was not expect ed that there would be any cOnsi' derabIe increase for the succeed. ing year; but in this we eniny an agreeable surprise. For the year en ding March 1, 1881, the Treasu- ry Department showing is a total of merchandise eXpor!s of S9l5,- 271, eco; an increase since 1878 of $275, ,786 GOO in round numbers, or 43 per cent. During the same years the British exports have rather declined than increased, and we are now but $500, OOO,O behind that nation, and more than S2OO,OOO,OOO ahead of Frante Our increase has been chiefly in provisions, breadstHffs and dairy products; but we have also some increase in exports of cotton. The number of bales sent abroad dur, ing the year ending March 1880 was ,200,0 greater than for the
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-09

tise his wares and business, lacks in what he has to sell or is afraid to come into cOmpe- tition with his more enterprising business competitors, therefore he is not a good man to deal with Yes, and this very lack of conf dence and enterprise is always appreciated to his disadvantage by the wholesale houses and lead ing business men with whom he deals, all of whom are known to the world through extensive and judicIous advertising. The quiet plodding tradesman who reduces his expenditures to the limit of parsmOny, and studies how he can get along the smootl est and spend the least, will always re. main a scrub dunghill fowl, scrat' ching amongst the stubhle in the great in dustrial field of the world his aim is too low and undecided. he may hit the target all the time. but it will be among the outer circles; he will never make a bulls eye.
 Any man doing business in any community and depending upon that community for patron age and success, should in turn give what patronage and encOur- agement he can to that cOmmuni ty. otherwise he is too short sighted and narrow minded for a business man, and infsllibly will be recognized tu his disadvantage abroad as well as among his lOwnsmen; with his principles, with whom he himself has to deal as well as with those upon whom he depends for success. Judi ciously directed business energy and liberal enterprise is better exhibited through the mediumshIp and support of the local press than in any other way. The bushes man who does not assist in keeping up and enhanc- ing the prosperity of his own town, simply cuts his own throat.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-09

from Pima county except one, would have voted for it, and all did vote for the second bills, when the obnoxious section had been stricken out-this combina- tion included MT. Robb, because he desired to perpitrate the same wrong upon Maricopa county that was attempted upon Pima and the delegates from Yavapai, Mo, have and Apache, some of whom are referred to as "hoUest men,"
 went into the combination and did what they could to consum,
 mate the wrong. The outage
 was warted by the interposi- tion of righteous veto based up.
 on sound principles of law and
 morality, and Cachise and Gila
 at last formed upon the precise terms, they could have had with
 out any contest or combination. It was the combination to form these new counties that permeat- ed everything, and which for it's manifold evils and wickedness ought to have been relegated to lhe regions where bis Satanic majesty presides. We do not de- ny that the Capital question ex' ercises a disturbing influence in legislation. IL is true that but for the Capitol question no such infamles as the original CachiSe and Gila bills would have been possible. The fears of some men interested in retaining the Capi- tOl at Prescott would induce their support for almost any measure that promised them securi y for their Capitol, and proves most conclusively that the best inter. ests of the Territory required its removal to place where the con- venience and interests of the large majority of the people would naturally fix it, and where the question would be practically out of the legislature.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-09

year ending March 1. 1878. There is nowhere any sign of a decline in any department of our exports
 On the contrary, we appear to be gaining a firmer footing in all countries that have been our cusr toners. and in some that have patroniZed Us but little in the past; notably Mexico Central America and MongOtin. An in crease of equal per cent in the next ten years to that of the last five will take the United States as an exporter of merchandise ahead of Great Britain as much aS we are now ahead of France.
 And we can reasonably trust for such an increase to the growing demand for our flour. meats, ma chinery and dairy products, Tn
 England, France, afexico, Guate' mala, China and Japan. As to our capabilities in lroduction, there is simply nc limit to them.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-09
Support Your Local Paper.

The following from ths Gold Hill News is applicable to any locality. and the reading of it will do no harm: "A we'll conducted newspaper in any town is a bene- fit to it in a thousand ways. It is the mOuth-piece, so to speak, ol the town, and represents the best interests of all the citizens. IL tells to the business and social world what sort of a place it is published in, the style and enter. prise Ofits people, its eligibility for residence or business purpos : es, It's resources and prospects, generally. The character of the business men any town can be pretty accurately judged by tke local newspaper of that town, and none understand it better than the wholesale business men and merchants of the metropolis, out siders and the world generally. The generality of business men are chiefly known through thenr advertising and the style of their advertising.
 All live, wide,awake business men liberalIy sustain and are pro- perly represented in their local papers, and moreover, it is an evidence Of business capacity, sagacity and shrewdness on their part. They are assisting with their advertising patronage in supporting the public journalistic representative of their town. and the general public of that town, all of whom take and encourage their local paper, like to see those with whom they deal and trade properly represented in the paper The natural inference is that tradesman who will not adver-
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-09
The Capitol Question.

asserts that whatever of bad work was done at the last session of the legislature can be attributed to the Capital Question more than to any other influence; that it per
 meated everything, and twisted mems judgement; that it said to Woods of Cachise and RObb of Gila, "you cannot get your coun- ty bills through unless you vote for the Capital to go to Tucson," The article in question, after in dulging in many other assertions of a similar character, concludes; -" We claim that whatever of Odium attaches to the late legisI lature was inseparable from this question, and should rest with the Tucson delegation and its tai. ented leader, who so fondIy fath- cred the monstrosity." The Sil. yer Belt is wrong both in it's as
 sertions and conclusions.
 Aside from combinations invOl- wing other questions, there was clear and decisive majority in fa- vor of the removal of the Capitol to Tucson. If that had been the only. local question before the Ter gislature it would have passed any day in the session. It is not true that it said to Woods and Robb, |" you cant get your coun- ties unless you vote to remove the Capitol to Tucson" ,"-but Woods and Robb said to Tucson "unless you give us our new counties without our taking any portion of the debts of Pima and Maricopa, you cant have the Cap itol at Tucson"
 So far as Pima county is concern ed, portion of her representati- yes who were elected by her votes, and who were in honor bound to protect and promote her interests, demanded of the Tue. son delegation not simply that they sf fould have a new county to be formed out of the Territory of Pima county, but that the reI maining portion of Pima county should pay the entire debt; and this demand was enforced by the threat that unless it were done. Tucson should not have the Capi- tol. It was nothing more nor less than the highwayman's de- mand; demand made too upon the very people who had elected these men, and whose interests they were bound to protect. They demanded wrong and knew il was wrong which they demandI ed. When the Tucson delegation refused to submit to this outrage upon the rights of their county | and the creditors. A combination | was formed for the purpose of | consummating the outrageous iniquity. The bargain was made l with Yavapai and her adherents, that if they would vote for the formation of Cachise county with a clause in The bill eXempting the new county from any and every partof Pima county's debt, they would vote against the removal of the Capitol. The combination was not to secure the creation of {bo oou,,tv That cOuld have
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-09

L. P. FISHER, advertising agent, 21 Merchants Exchange San Francesca, is authorized to receive adl ertisements for he columns of this paper.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-02
Gin Srief Ser ssrau @ariielS.

Durd Yrdiioent 6insbale bonn 6iran
College mirb Iceben elm Brief befannt
ben 6rau @arfielo pOr 5ebn Sabren an
ibren @atten idrieb unb ber sldn5enbes
3eugniB siett bon benz peritinbisen Self
uno Der edit wsibliden Yfidttreue be,
@attin beS Brdlibenten. Da ben Bri.
patanselesenbeiten in bemlelben nidt BIZ
Sieoe 1T, 70 oarf man Jpn obne Snbis.
creticn in oas 8ereid ber SFentliden 8e.
ipredunsen Sieben. 3u bem to(len
Greiben unierer Weiberredtlerinuen unb
3emperen5frauen bilDet berielte einen 70
idrriien @esenfas, mie pas beafe son=
: nenlidt gum S6atten. IS beiBt in benz:
iclben
sd freue mid, Dir idreiben 3u f5n=
nen, bab id mad alien Diaben unb gnt=
tauidRnSen, bic Der gcmmer nit iid,
bradte, einen 2idtblid erlebte, Der mir
sleidbebeuteno iit nit einem Sieg in
meinem 9eeen. Sd Lac fiir;lid folsen-
cen aasiprud ySbne ernitlide Nrbeit
selanst 9demano GUT 6reibeit eeiunren
Denfens, wie oas Denfen ber Nrbeit ibre
Baroe uno ibren 9tei5 perleibt." Sd
lnuBte pelfad an bieien Nusiprud BEL
meinen baustiden yeidiitisunaen benz
fen. Surge 3eit borant ais id nit
8rObtaden beiddftist mar, aberleate id,
bel mir: rDurd gtOtbmenbisfeit bin id,
seSwunsen, unier 8rob mdbrenp bieies
Sommers gu baden. 8arum lcllte
id nidt bic 9tctbpenoisfeit gu elmer am
senebmen SeIdiftisuns MAIDEN, iubenl
id eeriude, mSslidit pcnfcmmenes in
bieier einfaden bdnsliden geldi1tisuna
;u leilten? ?" IRir fam bieier @e6anfe
lpie eine SHenbaruns mir lag es Ieit.
benz pie SOnneuldein i'm @emitb unc
id CLAUDE, baB ieet telieres Yrob, alS il
DOrber, uuf neinem Iiide ifebt. Die
Wabrbeit. bic 70 alt wie bic SdSpiuna
1T BAG Niemano ber Stfape ieiner s(r:
belt iein icllte, icntern ibr Serr unt
Weiiter, ,purpe mir baburd flarer ale
je. On biit Dein sunSes seben binburd
bet Seberrider Deiner eisenen Ibdtis:
felt seweien Du wirit pielleidt lader
iiber bieie meine einfad,e bausbadene So
sif. Sd uber freue mid berielben uni
bes @uten, baS mir aus bsrielben ct
madit. Mir ideint, bierber sebSrt aud
bas nidredlide nnredtA, iiter weldes f
man9e 6rauenredtlerinnen iid beflasen
Die falla er5usene 6rau bilt ibre bdus
ltde pflidt fur cine idmere 2ait un,
murrt Sesen bieielbe, roer iudt fd ibre,
ourd ale Mittel gu entlebisen. Di,
3bSrin meiB nidt. bob lie bami
aus ibrer Spdbre tritt uno oaB in oielel
Grbeit elm GROCER 3beil oer @ludielis
feit ibrss 2ebenS liest."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-02
Gin Sau mann In Der
II n ~ d a h 1

y
bem burh Elm letoenoss unD ldreienbes
Rinb ulsbrsre Ndhte Der Shlaf eerautt
uures uro rer ,u Der usber3sueung ge.
l1nste. bab Wrs. Winsluws Soottina
Syrup ssraoe Der Nrtifsl isi, fsGsn er far
oas &inb tsa6ttiete, faufte sinen 9orratb
cauun. &ls sr mad 5auls fam unb isinsr
5rau bapon @ittbsiluus maate. pstssrts
Re ld. benz &inbe Son Dem @sfaultsn 3u
Serattsihen, ta 9e cine Nnbanssrin Der
5omSopatbe NOR. Die natfe Nadt
wurbs wiscer idlu Fos Sstbradt. Nls Der
Batter All ndhRen Sage mad 5auie lam.
fanp Ct bas Rinb idlshter ols is, unb ba
er atsrmals sins lhla1oIe Naht bsfarH.
tsts, perabreidte er wabrenb Der Qbwslens
belt ieinsr 6rau psm 8inte sine Worticn
tss SYrup uno iasts nidts bapon. Die
Naht barauf idlief aass mOtl unb Der
fleins Shreisr trmadte am Morsen nit
tsitsrm @tdht. Die Wuitsr mar erfreut
ubsr BEN pl6blihsu wunbsrbarsn We6ltl
unb obwObl ift lid suerlt bslsipigt fltlte,
ais as @uffldruns erbislt, fsbte fs ben.
nod Ten @stra6 bes sprups fort.
S6reirnee 8ncsr uno falafofe Nd&te
lino itr jsbt unbefannt. Cine ein,elns
DrObs nit psm Sprup bat nod bas Set
ben jsess s6tnees uno bas 9orurtbsll be-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-02

slauteu MAIDEN, pab Sofia BEL Nleran'
Der aprilcpitid in 6. ilts ad, Yaide,
bic 3utunft erbebt fd fdwar5 unp brp=
Beno rcr mir, penn id fardtsn loa. oab
man Did mir uiulmt, uno ltatt oelIen
ben unseIiebten, trenlclen Wann mir aut
brinsen MIL gber ih weroe nidt &c
borden, lieter tiir,e id mid in bic Blu-
tsen eer 92epa. Sin frampfbaftes Nui=
idludsen eridiitterte ibren aSrper.
Miia, 9sliette |! risf Yaul erldrrdsn
unb sre iie nit ionfter @ewalt in leine
Nrme, berubise Did. Barum ionte
Dein Yater henn unerbittlid lein? Grete
id itm bod ais unabbdnsiser Wtann se=
eeniber, Der fd ebrIih empcrarbeitete
unb pielperbeibenbe ausiiGten auf eine
ebrenpc 3utunft pcr id BAT Neln
nsueS @emilte wirb babnbreteno fur
mid iein, es wirc, es mub selinsen. Sat
er erd feline 1pdter Gatide einem gti=
tuncr wtitrofunopitfd, scSeben, einem
unfdbisen bon Vivant, Der nur burd Yrc'
tetticn beitest uno ben sr Semlhermoben
inS Sdlepptau sencu1meu bat.
Ssbt bab ib es iatt ben llulinn nod
LANCER an3ubSren Dlit 5crnserottetem
Nntlib uno funfslnosn Wusen frat Uiih@
all Swanrwitlb hinter benz @eltrduh
berrpr, an neldes bic Banf iid, lebute
Weun g3it1ncr Deiner meiien Nnlidt
nod aud unfabis III, 70 ,puiits ct mir
bod iceben bic 6da,te au 3eiSen. NO. nic
ct porausleete. Der Wclf gu fnosn iei,
Der, wenn nidt Wrina's, 10 bod melne
5abner bolt. g8Gtbenp. nit seballter
5auit itiirste er auf Baul gu, uno bdite
dd piclleidt melt senu3 rerssHeu ibn gu
fdblasen, penn nidt blibldnell iid Willo
3wiiden i'm unc iein Opfer sswcifsn
tdtte.
(s5urtfebunp folst,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-02

- Gin uabrer 5reunb Der WIttsr If
Neultaeoter's uDeudes Sin
oermebl" (gaootbOptine), bas befe
gfatrunssmittel far 9duslinse uns tIetne
&inoer, eas i4cn 8auienoe Don 3arten
0sisn Dor einsm friben Sote serettst
bat. Setne musfel., fnoheu. unb blut.
bilSenee eissniaaften msrbsn BON ben
teaen atr3ten anertannt, tpabrenp ale
Niittsr, bic pa6elbe sebrau@t babsn, bsm
erinber bieier unusrsleidliasn &ineer.
nabruns ces 5immsls Ssssn wanldsn.
Gin sinsiss Tsriuh reiat bin, UNI aae
3wsif fsl 3u bsben. Sn alien @potsetsn ~
batfn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-02

@'sbs Silt @soe Sonic befGrbsrt bic
8srbaung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-02
(Gurifebanp fclst.l
8crhSnerunssmittel.

Nlls iosmstiitsu YrdparatsJranfreds,
ale 8eridSnsrunssmittel Der Welt per>
m6ssn ben Damsn fsins fdSne 6aut, 70.
liss Waneen unb ilrablenbe Mugen 81 Der.
ffafsn. wenn 60 ibnsn an gutter 0efnnp,
belt feblt; uno NiGts Ssrmas 70 RAID uno
fihsr CUTE @siunpbstt. Rraft, Jrobfinn
uno SGonbstt 3u psrlhafen. pie oas
5opfentilier. Cine sin,iss Drote ssnisf,
I'M isltf esn unsldubiait,n gu iiterssusen.
Siste in elmer antern Spalts,- ,-zslesrapb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-02

- Die Trultees ber SHentliden S9u
len in !Scul ton baben bas Grtbeilen bes
beutiden lluterrtdts in ben untern Slai
fen beldloGen.
- Serr &enso @riinemalb BON Sou.
itcn lit in @battawa, Win., seiorben.
- Der @ertb Der in Dallas inn SAB.
re 1880 erridteten @etdube betrds1
$4,000.
- Sn Sostins Mable 3u 9onspien
iprans Elm Osab[lt elm, ber gum erlter
Dtale sebraudt murbe unb seri4iebene
Wdnner murben burd bic beruulfliesens
ben Stude perwunoet. Nm idlimmifen
fam Elm 6arbiser babel meg, benz bas
Sruitbein einseia(asen unD beioe Seine
sebrpaen purpen.
- NuS benz 3uhthauie au Stust ent>
ipransen ;,pei Strdf fltnse unb nabmen 4
Maultbiere nit. Grei berielben fat
man ,pieeer einsefansen, bic Straflinse
aber befinben lid aber nod auf freiem TuB.
- Sn Sesuin traf ber erite Ballen
neuer Bautllmplle elm unb wurbe mad
@ulpelton serfd,ifft.
- Die Siflid sebenoe Yoiffutlde muir
be pier Wfeilen weltlid bon upaloe bon
einem Weselaserer beraubt. Der Mann
besniiste iid nit lluteriuduns ber Soft
iide unc lief bic Yaiiusiere unbelaitist.
Sbcriif Pattericn 1T nit elmer ppiie 5ur
9e, fplsuns bes 9iiuberS ausge;psen.
- Sn Dallas bat bic @asfpmpaanie
bic StraSrnteleudtuns einselfelIt, ba ber
Staoratb iid weisert einen Scntraft
at5uIdlic5en. Bibrenb Der Nadt herrldt
baber p6llibe Dunfelbeit in Der Stab
uno bic 6OlSe 1T, baB piele @inbriide
unb 9tdubereien periibt merben. Die
Siirser linb iber. ibre Stabtpdter 70 auf=
gebrudt, oaB man baUon ipridt, ie auf=
5ufoloern, ibr Nmt nieber5ulesen. en.-lla=
ter eer Bride Der Tera8 Yaeificbabn iber
ben IrinitH tpurbe bic 2ei9e zines Wtans
mes 9famenS q. 9. Dapis sefunben. Sc
benfall5 tieat bier Elm 9taubmorb Dor.
- 9. Yillct BON Souiicn bat bas
5remcnt Spernbaus in @alpeltcn nm
ben Breis bon $4,000 ansefauft. - Die
GIieiimentliifen seben ben Wertb bes gi>
sentbums in @alpefon @ounts auf $l7,=
100000 un.-G. Tosp, Gisentbamer bes
atlanta Sptel, eriudte am Scnntas
Otcrsen SelbitnlOrb ;u beseben, inbem
er iid bic 9eble burdldneiben prllte !;
er bradte lid aber nur cine ldmer3bafte,
burdaus nidt le6enssefabrlide Wunbe
be. SO8p Bate in lebterer 3eit fart se=
trunfen unb ba er lid etnbiloete, bas leis
ne Srau Jpn ueritOBen piirbe, perludts Ct
fid cas 2eben gu nebmen. n.-Das Dampfs
iaiff Golprabe fam am 1. pom Stem Dorf
nit Is &ajitenpaiiasieren far Gan an<
tonic, an.
- Did Nea1pm, Der ben Or. McWaz
bon unb einen anberen Wfann Namens
Vean ppr einem Sabre in WilIon Gountp
eridoB uno entflob, iit pie aus ct. Selez
ma Yariib, 2a, senleloet wiro, elmer
SduBwunbe erlesen, bic er iid lelbit gu
fillis beibradte. grlt fir,lid purbe ers
mittelt, baB 9eeaiiOm iia in acuilianu
aufbdlt.
- Die Sdule bes Serrn 6ranf
Srieo ri ID in 8ulberbe bdlt AM
SDnnabeae ben 6. Nusuit ibre idbrlide
Yriifuns ab, gu melder bic Sdulpatrcne
unb Sdulfreunoe einselaoen iino. .-Iud
mir ounfen fir erbaltene freunclide Sin
labuna. Slauben aber niat I'M Stanbe
gu ieln, berielben nadfommen gu fSnnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-02
Der ..9(der uno @artenbou 2

= Der ,ader unb @artenbau 3eis
tunsD in Wilwaufee, Wisc., entnebmen
mir fclsenoes Ginseianbt @ssen wuns
be Sdaltern bei Yferoeu fann id Sbnen
nit sutem @epihen baS ct, SafObs Sel
empfeblen, ME bieies uberbaupt als
nielideS Wlittel bel man6en &ranfbei=
ten uno 8erlebunsen, welde BEL 3bieren
70 bdufis porfommen, bon treiilider Wir=
funs 1T. sic finoen bieieS Sel in ben
meilten Npotbsten uno beinabe jeoem
Rau1uben uOrratbis. Waideu Sic bic
puabsp Stellen mshreremal init lamar
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-02
la. s. H..

Die 2cui1ana StaatsIotterie III bte einatee, BIZ
Son BEN 8olte enbpfitrt wurbe
gime quite @efesen6e;t (eim Gfa6
sa MAIDEN.
Die 3iebu g Der &laTe 9 Fntet ttait
in @sp Orlsans am Dientas ben O. Musult 1881
2Ouiliana State Qpttern So.
Disiss Sni!itut purbs I'M Sasr. 1858 fur er.
siebanss> unb Dotlibdtisfeits >9wede son bs
StaatslesisIatur esisb!ib ineurpprrt nit eisem
fapital prn 81 1,000.600, su nel6em fte feitbe,
eata 8efersefonb pom $42O,0 binsussfast bat.
Ssre sroben 9iebuneeu SON einselnen
Rummern finbea mOnatlia ifatt. Nemals wirt
cine 3iebung Serfdo6su. Ran iele na9fplsent,
@reispertbeiIuns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-02
Iluttsr bsFest. Sn alien Ipptbsten III
baten; 25 Gents bic JlalGe.

gtne dmeidelbafte Muer.
ltung.
"Das 1T sin Bud! SD lam es sud ni9t
iasen,
Wie's mid sspadt tat rsht In tsfer @eele;
a8is MIR eas 5sri bel sinem Slatt ssiGla.
gen.
seie mir oas anbsrs ,uSeoriidt Bic &sb(s. !"
Sbiser gers css Diaters fsl mir bsim
Dur6lsisn S6res v0ettunqsa
ter" ein. Wenn Sung uno Wlt SSr
ausge;eianstes gBert lsien wiirbe, 70 wdre
otes cine srObe sGobItbat fir bic Wsnia.
bett SA wsrbe Sbr Bud tst jsber &C.
lsssn9elt empfsblen.
@O idrsibt Elm bsutidsr 3situnss=3e.
oaeteur aus BEN gDs ten an bas DsutiGe
Sell Sntitut IL Clinton Ylaee, New
yorf, q. 9. Der u8sttunssaafsr" wirb
fur 25 gts. purtofret p,rlanot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-02
Geu. O. q. aeanregara aua &eu.
gubaI g. GarlY.

EFT gnfra8en fir Nssntsn. fo,pie 3ottn far
Sluts tOnnsn muir Ia Der SfTes In Nep> Srlsaus
aematt wtrbsn.
Dsssn Sireulaun ub. 8easuunsen fdrsibs mau AZ
Wt. VI. Dauphin,
glsw Srlsans "a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-02

= DE S6ule be8 Oetrn IS II
SrieD d in 8ulperbe bilt ami
Scnnabeab ben 6. Nusuif ibre iabrlide
Yrafuns ab, gu welder bic SdulpatrOne
unb Sdulfreunoe einselaoen iino. -Iud
mir banfen fir erbaltene freunclide Sin
laouns. sluubsn aber nidt I'M Stanbe
gu iein, eerielben na4fommen gu fSnnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-02
Seras.

- Die grufees ber Sffentliden Sdu=
len in Scufcn babeu baS @rtbeilen bes
beutiden lluterrtdts in ben intern Slai=
feu Retaliation
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-02

n1em Wa1er, piniele ie nit sweet OF
Elm uno lese ouna einen aappen NIT ct
Safpbs Set setrdnft auf IS. Tu9s
9tsee WiQs, 9eras.