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The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-15

CoNsIsTENCY is something the Tribune
WAS never accused Of Therefore | am
not greatly surprised that close on the
heels of the declaration that THE ENQUI-
RER is too strong in its language concern
ing the needed action of the people
with reference to their Oppressors, should
come the urgent advice that some one
should send bullet through the heart
Of joy while he is being tried for his
abuse Of Cowen. An injury to any per-
son VINO has ever been connected with
the press uf Denver ranks along side Of
Gartield's assassination in the catalogue
of atrocities, while lifetime Of death
dealing injustice to the "common people,
slow and uncertain process OF the law.
That J"y should be severely punished
for his act all are agreed but that it is
any greater crime to misuse Il newspaper
man who lays himself liable, by his
habits and associations, to be roughly
handled, than there would be in the
case of any ordinary citizen, | fail to see.
TIL" aldermaniC robes of JOY covered a
multitude Of sins from the eyes Of the
toadying newspaper fraternity and his
society was sought after, until he let his
true nature crop out upon zone Of us
Then all his Iong-known record,of crime
and iniquity is held up by the offended
press.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-15

CANDIDATES for sheriff are getting so
thick you run against one at every cor
ner you turn. In,the list published in
TIE Enquirer week before last it was
neglected to mention the name of Con-
stable a. II. Weber,. He is being urged
bv large German element and will be
supported by their full strength in the
republican convention, and the German
element is certainly considerable fac
torln the county, 1t is hard to tell at
this time who will be the republican
nominee, there are so many candidates,
and things are 50 very much unsettled
in that party.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-15

Mr.. kERsEY GRAVES, one of the edi-
tors of the indianapolis Globe, died at
his residence, in Richmond, Indiana, on
Wednesday, September 5. In the death
of Mr.. Graves the free press of the coun-
try loses an able and earnest writer
and the cause of anti-monopoly firm
friend and effective worker. For the
past four or five months the Globe has
been weekly visitor to tins office, and
the sound, sensible articles of Mr..
Graves have contributed many golden
thoughts that are bound to live long in
the writings Of the class which, though
growing larger and stronger, could not
we'll afford to lose his able cooperation
at this time.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-15
The Western Unions concessions"

The Western Unions Concessions"
The Western Union, since the close of
the strike, has granted certain "conCes-
sions" to the telegraphers in their en-
ploy. Hereafter the latter will be re-
quired to work fewer hours at night and
they will not be asked to work on Sun
days without receiving extra compen-
sation.
The monopolists who control the
Western Union, in making these ''con-
CessiOns," wish it to be distinctly under
stood that they do it in a spirit Of con-
desceusiOn. 1--WE can be led but not
driven" is the language used the other
day by the president Of the Western
Union in his testimony before the senate
committee. Translated into plain Ian
guage, this means that if the employees
of the Western Union will appear before
the high and mighty magnates of that
corporation in the character Of humble
suppliants they may hope to get some
thing.
We hope the telegraphers have sense
enough to understand the nature of the
Concessions that have been granted to
them. This is but an intinitesimal in
stalIment Of what they have a right to
expect in return for the service they
render to the monopol;sts who have
piled up millions by robbins them of the
just reward Of their labor Let them
keep this in mind, and join hands with
those who are doing their best to de-
prive the Jay Goulds and the Greens of
the power they now pQsscss.-Irsh
World.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-15
The Rochester Lodcout.

The following are the standard brands
made by Kimball, and which it is to be
hoped the workingmen of Denver will
thoroughly boycott:
Cigarettes Three Kings, Vanity Fair
Fragrant Vanity Fair
Chewing Tobacco-Peerless, Honey
Dew, Honeysuckle. Hero.
Smoking Tobacco-Vanity Fair, Fra
grant, Bulps.Eye, Balloon, White Star
Niger Head.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-15

'If the public puts saddle on its
back and furnishes me with a pair of
boots and spurs, I'd be damned fool if
| didn't get on and ride."-John q.
Dester, president Of the First National
bank, Columbus, Ohio.
Just so. But it was not the public
that thus saddleG themselves. 1t was a
set Of rascaIs who make it their regular
business to contrive ways in which to
get upon the back Of the public without
the public knowing 1t. The national
banks climbed upon the peoples back in
the last days of the war, and once fairly
seated, bribed congress, and the press,
50 far as it could De bribed, to swear that
they were not riding but were pushing
behind, The public is learning the
truth and the bankers have got to get
down and walk. The public back is
getting raw.-Chicago Express.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-15
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, John w. Williamson and
ahOo, state Of Colorado, ON the twenty y-eighth
of trust of that date, recorded in book l&5
page 2S8, Of the records Of Arapnhoe county,
In the state Of Colorado, did convey to the
following described real estate situate, lying
state Of Colorado, tO-Wit Lots numbers one ~
and two (2, in block numbered thirteen U3), in
Hunts addition to the city OF Denver, in
Investment Co., of London, Gimitcd) the
payment of a certain prOmsSory note, bear
ing even date with said deed Of rust, for the
sum of three hundred (}OO) dollars, in gold
coin of the United States with interest at the
rate Of 10 per cent per annum from date until
paid; interest payable quarterly, evidenced
by four coupon interest notes, fully described
in said deed of trust. And whereas said note
is now due and unpaid and q part of the in
tcrcSt thereon; and whereas default hath been
made in the payment of taxes as per cove
nant in said deed of trust; now, therefore,
at the request of the legal holder of said
note, l do hereby give notice that for
the purpose of paying the same, and
all costs arising thercfrOm, | will
on the 18th day Of October, ID. 1888, lat the hour
of y O clock NJ, Of said day. at the southeast
front door of the pOstOttice in the city Of
Denver, county Of ArapahOe, and state of
Colorado, sell the above described property
at public auction for the highest and, best
price the same will bring in cash
JAMES II. JONES, Trustee,
DENVER, Colo, Sept. ID, 1888.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-15
PluCRCd Printers,

Harry Laverty, Wallace Hurley and
- Webb, three well-known compost
tors of this city, were robbed Thursday
morning, of about $50 in money, and the
former lost watch and chain. After
the papers had gone to press that morn
ing they retired to their room, AT Law
renee street. When they arose at noon,
they discovered that they had been
plucked in broad daylight. No one is
suspicioned. The boys will hereafter
lock their door before they retire.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-15
LeadvilIe Tailors on Strike.

For some time trouble has been brew
ing in the tailoring trade in Leadyille.
The men have not been treated fairly by
the employers and dissatisfaction has
been openly manifest for a week or so
past. The true status of the situation
and the trouble is not known in this
city, but that something was wrong the
craft here have been agreed for two or
three days.
On Thursday morning Mr.. Thomas
Hamlin, secretary of the TaiIors' Pro-
iective Society of this city, received the
following telegram, which explains tself {:
Mr.. T. Hamlin, Secretary, Denver.
LEADvILLE, Sept. l2.-Please notify all
shops that strike is in progress. All
taIIors are hereby warned to keep away.
By order OF the COMMITTEE.
1t Is unnecessary to request all tailors
who read this to keep away from Lead
vile at present, but | would respectfully
ask that labor exchanges everywhere
make mention Of this matter and post
the talors in their different localities.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-15

Your attention is directed to the new
advertisement of Rollins & Bond, to be
found in this issue. This firm makes
speciality of doublesewed clothing, and
haye earned reputation for the dura-
bilty of their goods Readers Of THE
ENQUIRER are invited to call and inspect
their stock
The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-15

Our Agents.
The following named gentlemen, are agents
for THE ENoUIRER in their respective To-
calities, and are authorized to receive sub
scriptions and give receipts.
Edward Kyle, Williamsburg.
Daniel Bell, ROckyale.
David John, Coal Creek.
W. s. Jones, Orc, Lake county.
George Wallaesa, 110h West Chestnut,
Leadvflle. ;
T. R. Mcbride, Laportel Larimer county.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-15

For Sale-Cheap-l4O lots, situated in
the first addition to Swansea. Apply to
Stephen Ninot, room 3, 3GS Larimer
street; upstairs.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-15

THE LABOR ENQUIRER is published every
Satnrday. II Will be devoted to the discus
sion OF all subjects which tend to educate,
elevate and advance the laboring classes.
Politically, it will support only the friends
of labor.
Subscription rates, $780, in advance.
All communications must be addressed TO
THE LABOR ENQUIRER, 1858 Larimer Street,
Denver, Colorado.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-15

The publisher of this paper Is not resgon-
sible for the opinions of contributors. The
columns will always be open. for the dis
ussion OF all sides OF the labor auestlons
of the day. Contributions always welcome.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-15

I'VE viii renew the times of truth and jus
tice,
Condensing IN fair, free commonwealth
Not rash equality, but equal right"
The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-15

Entered at the Denver postofice as second
class matter.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-15
YOU WILL ALWAYS Be WELCOME,

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-05-18

Gaden uno lief Elm luitises 9ieb auf ben
9ippen, baopn.
Sic mu6te burd Den @arten, um an,
beiten in ibr 5immerden sa fommen. Die
belle SerbfiOaae idlimnterte bur4 oas
fallenoe 2aub 70 parm, uno Der Sinntel
mar 70 flar, bic euft 10 friid. Sic wollte
erIt ben Steis nod binaua aaui fen, ebe fc
in ibr bnmpfes Samnerlcin an Die Nrbsit
sins. Ia brad Hc baS luiiise Yieb plSs=
lid ab. @s mar, as ob elm tribes @e.
wSlf auf einulal cen ScnnenI6ein ibrer
Stilnmun9 perbunf,lte. Sic muste lelbft
nidt mas ite 70 trouris madte. 5brs
gage in bem Gleub beS berumjjebens Sc.
bens cradte fie gar nidt, i'm e'esetbeil
bamit mar lie gang 3ufrieoen. aud oaS
perorob lic nidt, bab bic 6rau Cirectos
rim ibr ipdbreno bes Glieus menisitens
3ebn Wal pieberbclt bate, lie riirbe gang
abIdeuli4 ipielen uuo bonn Yublifum pers
bSbnt merben,-muBte lle bod cab bic
CUTE Srau ant liebften ieltlt bic Stole ses
fpielt bdtte, uub iibrisens betradtete lie
ieltit bas gan5e arntSoienipislen pie eine
slei&sIltise Arteit um oas taslids Brco
Die ite eben tbun miiiIe, neil lie nidts
NnoercS 9elernt Butte.
e (Bur.sssuns ec.ei)
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: sSn San ssraneisco finb BON ben

=. eSn San Srancisco limb bon ben
Sanbipi9 =Snieln bersbre9ehbe Glagen
BON 9eutl9en eingelallfen, Sic fi9 bort=
bin bon 9amburger Seeletlberfdufern
loden lieBen. Cine gr6Bere Mn3abI
9euti6er 5u Gilanea auf elmer iener
Snfeln bat am 27. Wdrs iiber ibreu
Jtamensi6riften an bic oeatf1e grelle
San GraHciseo,s cine 3ui9rift seri6tet,
poriE es beibt: u0Dr 5ebn 5agen nluaren
mir gesDullget!, Die Mrbeit eiil5uftelen,
ba uns Die sieferuag bon eii12entso-
gen ipurbe, aud ole .gebanolulaslpeiie
ieitens bes plantagenbeiBer WaciIie
unb feiner Nuffeber (gngldnber) cine
fol6e brutale unb ungere6te mar, baB
uns bas elerbe 8eben bDuenos gum @fel
murbe. SIR $16 obne Soft mad bier
berIfifft, muBte1 mir BEL ltnierer 9lm=
funft auf elenoem 3ager in Der 3uder=
Tabrif iuo9enlang logireit, Bis mir uns
na6 unb mad freigemorbene Mdumli9.
feiten aneigneten, oenn pon Dem Belt
ber befamen mir ni6ts angeipielen.
Selbft bas notbtpenbigite Stiid Me6bel,
Die 8ettifdtte, tDurbe uns bertpeigert,
uno muBten mir aus 3uiammengeiu9ten
9ol5fiiden bieielben suiantn,enbauem.
Sci re6t bielen grfranfings= Gdllen mar
fein NrSt CUR Stele unb lagen bic 2ei=
ben6et biilfl1s in BEN elenben &dumen
umber ilti1b tplirben bann bon benz feaz
oertretenben ar3t (3uderfoder) nit
fragliden We6ifamenten gefiittert. Son
unlerem febr fargen 2obne ipuroen uns
an iebem 3abltage tpillfiir.i6e 9b3iige
gema9t, bic ii1 init ben fontraftli9en
8ebingungen bur1aus ni1t bereiubar.
ten, tpir tuurben ieboh nod ie6er Gin
tuenbung BON Dem Be{iber ilnb synipeiz
tor b0bnil6 ausgelabt nn6 nit 6er ge<
1nerfung abeeipeif, es fei fir Bic Sdul=I
ben. Selbif einige bon llis. bel Der
Nrbeit gu id)lagen, i6ente itb bieier
Meni1 ni9t unb I'm oas MfaB bes
Gfenos .unb ieiner Shanbtbaten bon all
MAIDEN, liefert ans MaeiIie nidt ben
geringittn propiant, fonberll milf uns
our6aus tpegen 9lrbeitsperipeigerung
gefdngli6 einSleben IaHen. Wir 5inb
an9 bercits boin &anafen 0eridt
@lantagen 9reaturen) bierSu berurs
tbeilt tporben. tpDllen es jebo6 ni1t an=
nebnen, oa ,t,lfere gsredfen Glagen
ni9t beadtet ,puroefl llilb Der MbgQng
Dreier bon uns geipdblter Wdnner gum
@oniul ua1 Donolulu auf's 8etiInni=
tefe periueigert, Ioipie unlerem 8ertbei=
bigger bon Wtaeifie, Der BEN 8prliB fiibrt,
bas Spre6en Derboten tpurbe. ginen
Wrief on ben GDniul babenl mir bereits
abgeIanbt, ermarten aber au9 bort feis
men geniigenben S9ub, ba idon cine
gef9iDerbe iinbedntlportet blieb. Wir
ertuarten nun ieben Nugenblid, nit
Gepalt ias @efdngnib gef6leppt au
tperben.
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say gine Bbotograpb bic ifeinc
grinnerung fiirs gau3e Qeben uuo ferm=
ipobnen6en BermanDfen fam man feine
gr6Bere Greube bereiten, als iuenn man
!bnen feine photographic iiberl9idt. s..
1ubn y So. Norbpeit=gde bpmMain
yla3a, ferti gen briqante IYilber .an.
Sbre 0allerie 1T ponp0s eingeribtet
lno NIT ben neuelien Mpparaten perie-
pen. ID 3 30,1 ,6Wt
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~ aqzAsAE
Fine beriibmte Jram pbnc Siteyi
egIns BEN Bolton GIsbe.Y

otrrcn 1ebattenrel
Sas Obige III elm gutss Bib pSi, ,Srau apbia G.
pintham ana annn, gaiI., sic N ar aIs itacnb cine
anbere 6rau in ssebrbc;t ben 9amen Der n5rauenz
irennbin" ben piele ibrer eipoabentinneu ibr
10 ssrns bslegen, uerbient. Sic mibmet ft1 nit
benz gfSbten eifer ibrer arbeit, meI9e Iettere Sas
@eiultat sineS IebensIdneIi9en Stuoiums 1T, unS
III seswansen feds Ai1sentinnen fd5 -,u baIten
bic itr beIfen Sic a,iseebreitetc Correfponben,,
weIde Don aasn Seiten ibr sufiebt umb RON Senen
cine ieslids itse ipesieHe aeiSensIait ober ibre
Jrsube Sapon befreit sa iein. tinboebt, su beant.
iooften. Sbre gfIansen 4rdparntion 1T elm SeiIs
mittsl fir cute unb MIDI fur b6ie 3pede. SD babe
Yeri5nli9 bies ansgefmnben unb bin uon ber @abrs
tett heiisn pas t4 5age, lber;eust.
Begen oRjerwotttepicfsnen Gieeri9dften ipirb
fe pom ben siien aersfen bes Qanocs empfoblen
nnS peri@rietsn. einer pon bieien faot: nSie
eeirtuns tit wunberbar unb erfpart pieIeS Qeiben.
sic fnrirt poutanbg bic i9limmite Mrt WutterIeibs
Mpiaaen, lsIeorree, nnsege elmdfise unb i1merss
iide monattitse @einisune, iebe Mit samen.arani.
DlatabFub, iehe Art 9eriesuns uni Sic barauf foI,
genben sfitennnrtbei1iuefoei, nnb ijt beionbers
anipenSbar ,ur Bet hes ssbenswe6ie ieIs."
mns sssfa ss Mss sss
&ratt ein. S9ipdde, gldbiu4t, 9rang mad gteiss
nittetn nno Ma9enl9ua4e iuirt ieberseit babuttt
aDss9olisna sis AsiitA lnisesn, Homer
E6laHefeieh. atmattnng nn6 nnuerSan libieit.
SeneS Geflbl .pdnsIi9er eri65pfung, weIdbes
S4msrsen anb NadenIeieen sar 6olse bat, ift ftcts
tp0gefanois pornbss mao eebraa4 bieies 9eiImits
Wlrfnng tn poutdnbi9em nebereintommel init benz,
SisIs ss. jrs asSsa ssiSsss, Sisss
wel9er 9atb flr fpeDiele Sale unb Sic Slasr, ron
8ielep bic bur4 Mnmsnbuna ber 8fonaen Wiidu,,a
TieSer poaitanbtg 9ersefeGf ror6en, fann man non
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Der Hr1fihent hes heut{h

= Der Yrdiibent bes beutfben
&ei0stases er0ffnete bic nd9lte Sibung
nod bem Sobe Shul,esGelitffs nit
fofgenoeg Worten: Wf. Did babe
benz boben 9auie Die f9merSli6e Waits
tbellung Su MAIDEN, 6aB unler berebrter
college Sdul3e =Delibid, Mbgeoroneter
fir ben Wablfreis WiesbabenzR Rbein=
bDrf. mad ldngern 2eibem geltern frdb
geiforbelt 1T. Ser Dabingefd,ieoene
geb6rte in ieiilem lebten Qebensiabren
oem Nei6stage ununterbro6en felt 1867
an. gBie er fein ganSes 2eben Der Of
fentlidsn Woblfabrt ,pibmste uno aud
anf bem experimentation @ebiete
unter Mufitellung neller @elihspunfte
ber S60pfcr mar bo1bebeutungspoller,
melt iiber Die @ren3en DeutIdlanbs
binausragenber Snititutioneil uno gor=
poratioHen, beren 8eratber Milb f56rne-
rer. beren Secle nit boiler, s.Dingebiina
lnb Stride bis an ieinen Sob 70 mirfie
ct au6 i'm Reidstage ola ein Mufer
treuer piifterfalung, nif aaen Gei.
en- bo6gefddbt, bel allein giier ifets
fa6lib. aud bereit, smitieinen @eemern
fid iiber feline Nniidtea 3ii perifdnbisen.
gr empfano es febr fdme3litt, baB feline
iinfenbeu Grafie es ibm in lebter 3eit
nibt mebr geltatteten,i unIeren Siblln-
gen regelmdBia beisuwobnen.i Wir
tuerben ben liebensmiirbigen, ebr,piirbi=
gen @olegen itimmer bereNen, nnb su
gbren ieines Anbenfets bite id Sic,
NJ. g., ii6 BON ben Siben 3u erbeben.
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Das auffalenbffe 3cidlen hes

9as auffallei,oite 3eiden bes Dor.
fampfes fit ben politif6en GelbMg in
1884 1T, baB feine Yartei bon ibren eli.
genen 9erbienif unb ihier Geididli1feii
bei6er Gtiegsfiibrung grfolg erfpartet.
Sebe berldBt ii6 mebr auf bic Gdmd6e
Des 8egners als ufibre eigene Stdrfe.
Dies 8ertrauen auf llmitdn6e n69te
9!aen 5dliidung bereiten. Die berio.
tratii6en MBgriffe mogen ili6t por=
fommeiL i,nbs bic geIpaIteten Hepnbli=
faner m6gen fid ipieber pereiiligea.
Damn m0dten bic 9arieen ge;iuungeil
isin, iiber 5ragel sli ifreitemse bic bas
ganb beritebeH unb berrtbeileu tann.
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(Bpr.sssuns fc.ei. J

**n@er ipesen neuer 6reunbe alit
bernadldiiigt 1T in @efabr beioe gu ber-
lieren." Aber es iollte beba6t peroen.
bab gderenfraut Elm Greuno 1T, Den
man ni6t gefabe laufen iolte gu Der.
lierem- pflalter fornen pieaei6t Dem
labnlen Glden eillige grlei1terung ber=
f9affen, aber fie fonnen i'm iti6t furi=
rem 0emn bic yderen iinb arlgesrifen
ilnb man bebarf eincs 6eilrlitteIs, tpeI=
DIES Direct unf bieIelben eintpirfen unb
bcren normalem 3uitanb tpieber bers
fieat. stierenfraut Fat biefe beionoere
gigenf1aft. 8s
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gesas

az Sm @ietoria ,perben geaenmdrtia
65 O6len tdgli6 gefd)la0tet uno beren
Tleiid in &efrigeratoreM oireft na6
@bieago Deri6ifft.
Bon 5fpei &naben, bie bon
Brownsville aus auf bic Sasb singen,
bot elmer ben anbern aus llnborlidtig=
felt erl6oHen.,
- Diebe berluhten in glaDaiota, oas
.Safe bon Solepb 8roofs gu fprengen.
Sic batten Die duBere 3hHr bereits ge=
lodert, als iie Elm in Ser Ndbe entifeben=
Der 2drm berf6eu9te.s
= Gin Mfann Nalnens 9. 6elton
unb fein Spbn ipnrben bonn 0lib ge<
troffen. Der Gnabe III tobt unb fir
9eitons 8enefung begt man feine 6of=
nnng. 4n va
go. Gin Jarbigcr gtameus 8urris in
gaitr0p GoilntD tpurbe bon einenl an=
bern 6arbigen, Soe SadIon, md6renb
zines Streites gefdoiien urb t6btli6
pertpunbet. Sadion bot li1 gefiii9tet.
gine WfiB Bragg in 8onbam, bic
bur1 ldngere 2rantbeit geittig geIitten
bat, trdnfte ibre Gleiber nit Goblen6l
uuo itedte biefelben in Yranb. Sic
bat To- fdredli6e 8ranbmumben erba!=
ten, CAB ibr Sob ii6er i'll.
= Nh Der Clear Greet fanb man bic
2ei9e eines @ifenbpbnarbsiters Namens
Dapio Corners. y Ser Mianhi mar bon
eiaem giienbabnsug iiberfabreu iuoroen.
Die GorDners SilrD ipra1 bas 3ugs
pelional bon ieber Yerantiportli6teit
frei.
= giuc Mnsabl bon Gel6dTtsleuten
IN 9ouiton baben bereiis WlaBreaeln
getroffen, Der Stabt Soufton bas ndbite
Sdngerfeit gu fi6ern.
Srei &naben i'm gllter BON 10
big 13 Jabreii, elm neiBer unb sipei
i9parSe, finb in Sort Wortb megen
Diebitabl berbaftet morben. Mean er=
tappte fie nit elmer partie 2leiber uno
Sdube, bic iie geitoblen batten.
- Jaines 2ope, Der eiten fiinfidbri=
gen Sermin i'm 3udtbaus abgeicjlen
bate, erfreute fid faum cine @tunbe
leiner tDieoer erlangten Greibeit. gr
iuurbe tpieber berbaftet auf eine Nntlage
bon Gonsales @ountp, ipo or einen
O6ien seftOblen baben ioa.
= Sas Sdnaerfe( in Dallas ipurbe
am II. burd beftigen Negen unterbrO.
6en. 3roBoem fano Der llmsug tatt.
Oas picnic jebOd mlbte DerIdoben
tperoen.
= Ser DIAPER bon ,9romnsbiae
,nelbete ua6 gluitin, 6aB oaleIblt elm
Miatrole bonn Sdoner gnita, Der bon
Sampico fam, am gelben Tieber seiiors
ben 1T.
= Bon paIeitime 1T bereits cine
Rifie nit reifen pfirii6e perfdifft mOrs
ben.
- Wdhrenb bes Deftigen Regens am
II. erbob ii6 Elm Wirbelitllrm bei Deni=
fon, Der bas ipeltli1e Gnbe Der Gtabt
traf. Wiebrere 0duier uno elite Qir6e
tpur6en bemolirt nno 4 perlouen bur1
fallenoe Yalfen perlebt. eine game
Nnsabl 1duier iinb bon ben b6laernen
| pfdbleu, bic ibr, Gunoameut bilben,
beruftergeiDorfen tporbeii.S = ~
= Sn 3aplor 4iou ein @ebdube fir
bic bortige 9atioualbanf nod einem
bom &rditeften Hrffini In Muffin gelies
ferten plane errihtet perben. Das
8ebdube 1T auf $4,000 peranIdlagt.
Das obere 5todmerf iuirb ais 3beater=
bale cingeridtet.
sayWittellt Claimant Garben fam
man irgeno einea Artifel in beIiebiger
Uarbe fdrbem, unb Derfeblt ME. Dieies
| iiteine Iei6te uno CUTE WeiIe gu iparen
Jilr 10 9euts IN allen 9lpotbeten.
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Sieratsiabriac Grfabrnng ciner
dltcn 0ydrtertn.

Mrs. 9Gtnslows Guotbing Sprup wirt
Don etner Der beifsn Dottcrinpen unb osr,
gGdrtssinnsn In ben Ser. @taaten ptr.
fi6riebtn. 1t spurbe fett 40 Sabrru u Cd
Ntutpnen BON Niittfrn unn &tnbern mil
ints feblenben GrfOlee setrauht, feipotI
BON Dem 6 Sage altsn 2ines, wte bon Ct.
tpadlfnsn 6tnbern. Gr bsisitet @&drfe
M Masen, btfrett pon gBtrbto,it unp re.
gultrt Die @ebarme; sr per(hafft fur Rin.
Der uno Miittsr Nube une Doblbetaaen.
seir slauten, baB Ger Sprup bas bette
uni. il6erfe Mittel IL se9sn DY(entsrit
unb Diarrbotj bet 2tupern, 9IsiGsiel ot
onrd 3abnen oerurfaht ober bnr6 anse. :.
e urfaHen. Gtns @tttauGsanpei(uua
utro isosr Jlafdt tsisessben. 60 IL teins
a6t wenn ntctt hos 1aeiimils Don Sur. !.
tic u. pssttns auf Bet Nubenieite ptr Gin
paduns entbaltsn II. 9n aasn Npctbsl
len 3u taben, bic 5talde 25 gents.
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*2pbia 6. pinfbams Grduter=Mi=
ibung 1T Elm unfeblbares Qeilmittel
fiir ole S6tpdhen. bic benz beiten
3beil uuierer ueibliden 0eb0lfer.lng
eigentbiimlieb finb. =
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29m. S. 0mtterftbe & Co..

plumbers unb @as Gitters,
335 Ot 9puitonitraBe, Sun 9(ntonio
8aDetpannen. 5tllr5bdber, WaHerelo
fets, Marmorplatten, @nmmil6Idude
8leis unb gifenrObren, 9ierupparat,
unb @asfirtures aller 9trt. LII
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- Die idonfte Nusmabt Don Inter
tleioern unb Gurniibing @Ooes fiir ber,
6riibling finbet man bel @
pameoait 6 Sobn.
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9Salaif:gaipm u. WilIarSsS,oll

Valait:Galn u. 8illarbsS S5alle,
yip. 10, SolebaoiiraBe. u. Strabbur=
ger 8eiiser. 6 Billiards neueiten @tp-
les. yfnr Die belien Qiquore, Mbisfies,
9Eeine, frif1cs Bier unb Gigarren. glm
9un6eounter bic ausgefpdbltefien De-
lifateiien. Jreier 2un6 ieoem Morgen
bon 10 bisa12 llbr.
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= 9err 6. &aip, Mtt. @alm, Ser,
iast: oBrOpn's gilen-Titters bat
mid idnell uno gan3li9 Don DDspepiia
9e6eilt."