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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-14
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TIRE MILKMAID.

Across tho grass Isee her pass: #zI
She comes with tripping pace 4. 81
a maid know--and March wiuds blow
Her hair across her face; 5$. ~, F.
With hey, Dolly! no. Dolly!
y Dolly shall be mine. ~
+ Before the spray Ia white with May.
Or blooms the eglantine. '2''. :
The March winds blow. 1 watch her 60;
= Her eye Is brown and clear; n :s-., 49,.
Her cheek is brown, and soft as down ny.
20 those who see ~ nearD-- ,s| -, =
With hey, etc.
What has she not that they have got -,
The danes that walk in silk? ~
II she undo her 'kerchief blue,
Her neck Is white as milk.
With hey, etc.
Lot those who will be proud and chill!
For me, from June to June.
MY Dollys words are sweet as curds--
Her laugh is like 8 tune;
With a hey, etc.
Break. break to hear. O crocus-speari
o tall Lent-lilies, fame!
There'Il be bride at Easter-tide,
and Dolly is her name.
With hey, Doltyl no. Dollyl
Dolly shall be mine
Before the spray is white with May,
Or blooms the eglantiue.
dustin D0bson.
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is about like mush. Serve while hot, with
sugar and cream; flavor the cream with nut
meg and vanilla. E&.3s T ~; ". q. 3.
Unless you have hired help whom You can
trust implicitly, it ia a good idea to use earthen
dishes for milk in place of tin; they are kept
clean with much less trouble The scientists
Of the present day aud honr claim that the
germs Of disease hide in tie creYices Of /. milk
pan, and that nothing but conscientious appli-
cation Of absolutely boiling water will remove
the danger. -. :-- --. D.
A delicious dish for tea or lunch is made thus:
On very fine wire gr,diron Tor one made Of
wire net used for screens), place some slices of
salt pork, cut as thin as possible, on each slice
lay good-slzed oyster, or two small ones; broll,
and serve hot. Coffee, crisp toast, with chopped
cabbage makes an almost ideal lunch.
A plain strip of plush, with handsome fringe
on each end, makes a very pretty table scarf.
If to this can be added. even if On one end
only, spray of flowers in arasene embroidery,
it will be an elegant scarf
Barley water, so often recommended for the
sick, may be varied aud made to relish by add
ing stoned raisins to it. Let it boil after put
ting the raisins ill., If figs are preferred cut
them in pieces and put them in.
Sugar cookies without eggs are made Of two
cups of sugar. one of butter, one of milk, half
a tesspoonful of. bicorbonate of soda, half a
teaspoonful of cinnamon or nutmeg, with
flour enough to roll.
To clean carpets: Dampen some Indian meal
mix salt with it and sprinkle over the carpet;
sweep vigorously Take a small, sharp
pointed stick to remove the salt and meal from
cracks and corners.
Receipt for picking rasins: To two pounds
Of raisins Oil the stems allow one pint OF vine
gar and hall pound of sugar; pour over the
raisins and cook very slowly for half an hour.
If the dish in which escaloped oysters and
similar registrations are baked iS we'll but
tered, it will be saving Of time and money,
for the oysters and crumbs will not stick to the
dish.
A good way to cook potatoes for breakfast is
to cut medium sized ones in quarters. drop
them into hot lard, and fry till brown, the
same as doughnuts.
If the stair rails are dingy, their appearance
may be improved by washing them with a IT.
tie sweet milk: polish with flannel cloth.
A well beaten egg is a great addition to a
dried apple pie, giving lightness and good
flavor also.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-14

procession moved over the route already de-
scribed, in this order. H. Il. q. r. E*%
First Capt. Delavan's escort fof Westchestsr
Light Horse. ~ :. II u ~ 4=t:SszI#@ 4
Second-Gsn. Washington and Gov Clinton,
with their suites, mounted. : r ta HI zs
Third-The lieutenant governor and members If
the council for the temporary government OF the
city %Sg% i T. e@s ,34 @Ss<5- I'LL. Il ~ l..
Fourth Army officers, led BY Knox. ..'' - NJ
Fifth Citizens on horseback. ii: TE=$ j
Sixth-Citizans on foot led by the speaker of tue
The last three bodies were eight abreast and
citizens joined on to the rear of the process
sion continuously. Great cheering and enshu-
siasm greeted it everywhere. At Cape's tavern
the troops presented arms to the governor.
and the drums rolled. aud cannon fred a
salute. ##.,'" j
Meanwhile, one Of Hull's company and one Of
Bauman's had already been detached to take
possession of Fort George, at the Battery, near
Bowling Green, to hoist the American hag
occurred famous Incident The British had
malici6usly or loosely unreeved the halyards,
broken the. cleats, and slushed the flag
staff. All attempts to climb the pole failed,
But busy hands soon brought wood and tools;
aud young lad who had once served as sailor,
Van Arsdale by name, mailing cleat after cleat
as he made his way up the staff soon had the
halyards running again, and the flag floating
This lad was the father of old David Van AIRS.
dale, who has been wont to hoist the battery
hag every year on the 10Th OF. November. and
who died only few days ago, over eighty
years Of age. The old man had counted on
performing this servl,e al the centennial c-le-
braton, but the honor will pass to his grand
son.
There were ceremonies at o. later day con-
nected with the evacuation, such as Washing
toms farewell to his officers on December 4,
and the public services Of religious thanhsgiv-
ing held wet k later. But oue event Of the
day itself WAS the dinner given by Gov Clinton
at Frauncs's to the military and civil
celebrities
In the procession Monday 1000 red shirted
firemen will take part. From 5000 to 49,
600 soldiers will be in line. the river craft
Will also have q procession. Mr.. Samuel
Bay&rd Stafford Of Badensburg, Md, will be
in the ranks with the flag Of Paul Jones' Bon
Homme Richard, the first United States flag
ever made, it is said. Mr.. Stafford's father
rented it out so often that its frequent mend
ings have left but little of the original material
Gen. John Cochrane, as grand marshal, will
carry the standard carried by Lafayette on
his entry into this city in 1924. Capt Ben
Richardson Of Harlem will drive four horses to
the carriage in which Washington rode to his
Inauguration president x-Ohiefs Decker
and Harry Howard will have command Of
Zig six company. The Live Oak hose, "A
will proceeds Big Six in the line. Tammany
society will have the right of line among the
civic societies.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-14
A Statue for Chief Justice Mar
shall

From the Springfield Mass. Republican.
The movement to erect statue to
Chief Justice Marshall at Washington
has brought to light an interesting bit of
history which will result in doubling the
value Of the memorial Of the great jurist.
Congress voted S2O, 900 for the purpose at
the last session, but before anything
further could be done it came to light
that the Pennsylvania Bar Association
undertook to. raise fund for the same
purpose as far back as 1885. The sub
scriptions reached 5000, and then
stopped for some unexplained reason,
and the money was intrusted to
lawyer and was gradually forgotten.
But the lawyer was honest as well as
thrifty, and invested the moneys so jul
diciously that when. he died his papers
showed the association to be credited
with a fund of twenty thousand dollars.
This money, it has now been arranged,
is to be used for the purchase of the
statue of Marshall at Washington; while
the twenty thousand dollars appropriat-
led by congress will be devoted to the
pedestal. w. w. Story has been COM
lmissioned to do the work, and the choice
lisa very happy one, not only because of
This ability as sculptor, but because he
lis the son of one Of! Marshalls dearest
friends. Il. Il = S. - @a
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FAILURE

He was unequal to the strife
Freely he owns and feels NO shame .
So from the battle-line OF life I.
Idling along the fields he came. ,s.&
l. green banked stream In summer time
A lonely place along the shore. {.
4 fowery mountain side to climb -
Give either. and he asks no more.
He laughs with others at the clown
That bears his name-the counterfeit
While from the clouds his soul looks down :
Inapst isntly. and calls 10 it. p = = !s.E
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Household Hints.

Nice bread-cake is made Of two cups of light
bread dough, one and half cups of sugar,
half cup of butter, three tablespoonful Of
sour milk, half teaspoonful Of soda. half .
grated nutmeg, teaspoonful of cinnamon 9
cup Of raisins chopped and with flour busted
over them. Stir all in but the raisins and put
thorn in the last thing. It should rise for half
an hour and then be baked in a moderate
oven. y...a
A light and puffy icing for the top only of a
cake is made by beating the white Of one egg
to stiff froth; beat in gradually then quar-
ter OF a pound of powdered sugar with not
quite q half a teaspoonful Of baking powder
mixed with it Flavor to suit the taste. This
is nice for the top OF almost any kind Of =
baked pudding, whether it is to be served in
the dish in which it was baked or in saucers. Y
Grandmother's minute pudding. which all
the family liked and I alone hated, was made
in this way: Let some sweet milk come to q
boil, then stir IN flour which you have sailed;
this must Be done very briskly or il will be
lumpy. Stir every moment until the pudding
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-14
THE DOUBT RESOLVED.

To 60 or stay. scarcely knew.
Perplexed by mandates twain,
For while my love pronounced "Adieu,"
Her ASPECT said Remain
'TwiXt what I saw aud what l heard,
My Judgment wavere0 quite
Whether she meant by lance or word
To part Us. or unite.
But now each lover I advise,
Like me-, 30 make his choice;
In duty to his lady's eyes,
To disregard her voice.
Such orbs with kinder light are filed,
The nearer we adore:
Aud pcuting lips, if hravey stilled,
Will Danish us 10 more
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-14


Among the latest imported rings is the
Khyber, with dull red ground covered with
figures of strange birds, redundant scrolls
and fantastic foliage in dark dull colors; the
Yenada, Agra. Mayulipatam, ALLOWABLE and
Mrzapore grounds are Of q lighter and brighter
color. Yerada has bright blue border, and
is brilliant with beautiful coIors These are
used Of various sizes for studios in the way of
under window drapery, portieres, or the floor,
as we'll as for dining rooms, libraries aud other
portieres.
Other styles of drapery are seen in heavy
jute plush. One elegant design has squares Of
intense blue covered with Eastern figures and
divided by ecru and drab, with other designs
all outlined with glittering metallic threads;
the other side is heavily embroidered with
pinsapples and foliage in gold. Another style
of deep red is worked in designs of lilies,
with gold and Indian foliage; the dado is yard
and quarter deep, Of dark blue cover
ed with arabeslues and quaint flowers; the
border ia Of shaded soft brown and blue on
gray ground outlined with gold This design
is duplicated in other colors. Pineapple is 3.
favorite style, OF natural size. Other portiers
draperies are of richest satin or Vesuve, cop
per, olive and oriental colors with f1oriated
groundwork, glinting.. in some specimens. with
tinsel; the wide dados and borders are inter-
spersed with the spiked fronds Of pain, pyra-
nidal foliage Of water lilies, ferns and great
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-14
WHAT WOMEN WANT TO KNOW
Tea Gowns.

Tea Gowns.
Tea gowns this season are most varied and
and superb, making the question Of g. choice no
easy one, even to those who OWE the weightiest
of purses. Among large number Of newly
imported robes WAS very beautiful one made
of pale violet cashmere. In the back was a
wide Vatican plat, down the center Of
which embroidery OF English yiolets
and blush lose buds, e1quisitely wrought
in delica ely shaded silks Over the shout
doris was laid coachman's cape, bordered
with the floral embroidery. A second tea gown,
fashioned in similar style, WAS made Of silver
gray satin foulard embroidered in pure white
roses and buds, and laylshiy trimm cd with wide
rutfles Of oriental lace Another very stylish
gown was made Of pluk silk shot with silver,
with Vatican back and Marie AnOinette
Huted plastrun and collar. The open sleeves
were lined with pale rose colored merreilleux,
and the drapings were eau sht up with ross
cJlorei satin ribbons and large silver buckles
A handsome matinee was made Of plain black
satin lined with cardinal, aud hand painted with
clusters of cardinal red geranium blossoms
For ordinary wear scores OF princess robes
made of cashmere, vlgogne limousine, and
brcche fabrics, trimmed severaliy with hcelle
lace, satin pipings, colored Spanish lace, and
bands of bias velvet, very atractice dress for
morning wear being dark wine colored cash
mere, cut into blocks around the bottom with
deep ruft1e Of plated white satin set beneath
The bodice WAS trimmed to correspond.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-14
Wonaan's States paanship,

Wendell Phillips, in his powerful address en-
titled Freedom for Women, pays this glowing
tribute to tie craftsmanship of woman: "Deny
craftsmanship to woman What! to tho Sis
ters of Elizabeth Of England, Isabella of Spain,
Maria Theresa of Austria; aye let me add, Of
Elizabeth HeyrlcI, who, when the intellect OF
all England was at fault and wandering in the
desert of false philosophy, when Brougham
and Romilly, Clarkson and Wilberforce and
all the other great and philan shropic minds Of
England were at fault and at q deadlock with
the West India question and negro slavery,
with the s;ateslnanlike intellect Of a Quaker
woman, wrote out the simple yet potent
charm, Immediate, unconditional, emanci-
PATTON which solved the problem and gave
freedom to race How noble the conduct
of those men," continues Mr.. Phillips. ssNlth
an alacrity which does honor to their states
manship, and proves that they recognized the
inspired voice when they heard it, they sat
down at the feet Of that woman statesman, and
seven years under her instruction did more for
the settlement Of the greatest social question
that had ever conyulsed England than had
been done in a century of moro or less effort
before. Oh. no; you can not read history,
unless you read it upside down, without adj
hitting that woman, cramped, fettered, ex-
cluded, degraded as she has been, has yet
sometimes with one ray Of her instructive
genius done more to settle great questions than
all the cumbrous intellect of the other sex has
achieved"
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-14

California has 100000, inhabitants
but only 600 churches.
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Bengal roses Others in satin are worked into
shapes Of stalacsites, tufted fiaplents and
frondS. $g# 5e= %f3<sfs$@ .9# x '.z} .##,
Some mantel and table draperies of dark
wine color and other warm hues Of plush are
worked in Bouez embroidery III floral designs
in applique as large lilies, feur de lis or other
flowers and. are outlined with gold thread
curtains or other drapery where tasselled cat
kins, the branching feathers Of fern and golden
rod contrast with other styles that glow with
arabesques and orientsl designs Of palms,
acanthus, the lotus, peacock's tails and fern
acacia. ~'~ ''#:'.
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(8urtfesuns fplpt.)
Giniimtnatme.

ct. 2ouis, Mo. : 9ie uSribiine, j"
eine bier iebr angeiebene beutl6e 3eit=
tung, fagt. baB ebe lie bie8orsiige irgenb
eines Nrtifels empfieblt, fie fi6 bur6 @r=
funoigung babon iiberseugt, unb ba iie
bies binii6tlt9 bes tpeiberbreiteten 9lb
fabes unb Der 8eliebtbeit bon 8 r.
Nuguf 96nig's 9amburger
Srppfen unb 0am urg er
8ruittbee getban, 10 bat iie Die
9llteite berborragenoer 8iirger gefam=
melt, tpel6e in sablrei9en &rantbeits=
fdGen beideinisen, baB als Elm 8lutre=
gulirer unb Gisenmittel gegen Magen=,
2eber= rnb 9tierenbeI9tperben bic 9an,z
burger Sropfen oas b66ite Sob ber6ies
men. Serner miro Der 0amburger
8rulftbee gegen @rfdltungen, 9uiten unb
8ei9merben dbnlid,er glrt als bas bette
unb poblfeilite 6eilmittel, bas ie eingez
fiibrt tpurbe empfo6len.
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beslidte. 6alb war es i6on geraubt
als 5ie @altber's unb &einbolb's @e=
iprd6 belari6te, nun fonute iie ni6t
5tpei feln, baB audi Srieba babon ipu BITE,
uno ba3u tpar ibr ganses @mpfinben lit
3wieipalt eeratben felt iie Geinbolo
geiproden bate. 9lngitboll blidte iie
auf Srieoa, beren liebepplles Wort ibr
bas 9ers eri6lohen bate. Sollte iie
fi6 ibr bertrauen pber ni6l2 Mare lie
ii6 nur ielbft flarer geipeiert mas lie gu
bertrauen bdtte, iie wir6e ni6t ge5all=
bert baben.
Grieba erfaunte auf ben eriten glid
Die Semegung, bas 3agen 6es M}doz
6ens. gtetta, rief iie, mas 1T Dir?
&omm, ipri6 bid aus armes &inb!
gtetta lebnte ben &opf an ibrer
S6ulter unb fliiiterte: Wenn mir
aqein tpdren. I'm @ottespillen ni9t
bor ibr! Sic sei9te NIT Dem 8lid auf
pbilippin9en, bic Der gansen @rregung
ibres S6iiblings gar feline 8eoba6tung
gei6enft bate. Sol9e Mufgerestbeit
gebOrt nun einmal gum Sbeaterfram!
meinte fie.
{Tprtgetund fpIot)
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mar Elm Elm fa6er GDlinber, aus giienz
platten perferttet, mar SUB lang uno
bate 5 Sub i'm 9ur6meiien. Nn benz
etnen @nbe NOR cine Sbiire, tpel6e IN
BEN Serl6luB fiibrte, pdbreno bic am
anberen @noe lit be1t Sunnel ging. @ls
mir barin paren, bemerften mir eiierne
Stangen, mel9e olsStiibe bienten. Sin
Sunnelarbeiter fam berein uno i6loB
bic bintere Sbiire: bann DFfnete er einen
6abn uno bie2uft i1r0mte nit einem lall=
ten @erdul6 l6 berein. Saltet ben Wnnb
gel6lol1en, preBt bic Naie feit nit ben
Singern suiammen uno tobt Die SUIT
our6 bic Sbren aus, 10 lautete bas@om=
ntanbo unieres Giibrers. SEPT iiberfam
MIDI elm bebriidenoes @eiIbl. 9ie Sb=
rem f6mersten uno i6 fragte meinen 8e=
gleiter, tpie er fiiblte; feline Nntmort :
enoli9 b6rte i6 cine leiie Stimme, als
menn 1ie metlentpeit bur6 eine Gasr0bre
fomme, tpel6e Iagte nMeineSbren tbun
Dsbe, i6 fann es ni6t mebr ldnger aus
balten." @nbli6 tpurbe ge6fnet unb mir
traten in bic S6a6tDffnung. Nuf elmer
feufre6ten Better flettertei6 binunter an
ben Sunnel=eingang. Ser Sunnel 1T
ppal, % SUP bod un6 21 brett unb Be-
ftebt aus elmer eiiernen &obre, tpel6e
ausgemauert iit uno 5lpar nirsetbs tue=
niger bid als Stpei SUB. 9tn ber Stem
Serien Seite lit ber n0rblibe Sunnel
1900 SUB peit fertig, Der. iiiblide $40
SUB. IS merben ndmli6 5mei Sunnels
aeben chamber gebaut, in Dem einen
tuerOen Die 3iige oft unb in Dem onbe=
rem tueftudrts fabren .Oie Nrbeit i9reitet
biel raider bDr als i'm @nfang, oenn
man bat ieBt ale ginri6tungen, Die fiir
biefengau fpesieu n0tbig linb, getrohen.
Wir febrten auf Dem namli6en Weg
mieber an bic Sberld9e suriid, fanben
aber, als mir aus benz 2uftber19luB in
bic normale 9ltnloipbdre traten, ni6t
glei6 @rlei9terung, tpie mir gebofft
batten; bas @efiibl bes Sruds in ben
Sbren belt mod mebrere Sagen on,
ebenio i6ienen bic Worte elmer neben
mil 1tebenoen perion aus meiter Terne
su fDmmen.
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= Sie bo6fe 9dnsebriide in Der
@elt 1T Der &insua 8iaouft, 81 Mei=
len bon BRADFORD, Yenn. 9ieielbe
yf6tpebt" ndmlib in elmer 6obe BON
3Ol SUB iiber ben Waiiern. Gin un=
ternebmenber Siingling milf bon bieler
Bride binunter flattern in bes Wortes
bertpegeniter geoelltung. Sulius 8eb=
ling beibt Der Sitter BaDaro, tpel6er
bic Welt nit neutrality-suspicious. iiber=
rai6en min. Sulius min li6 nit einem
rieiengroBen &egenf9irm betpal1nen,
oenlelben auslpannenL li6 nit beiben
Sdnben baran flamraern unb bann ben
Sprung in Die Siefe tpagen. ct bofft
unter Dem 96ube ieines Barnpluies
ungefdbrbet bic Siefe au errei6en.
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Sic i,mlfanil6en 9lmsbrii@e ttmb bas
Gr6beben aaf eSaf,a.


Sas au SABA angeri9tete unbeil
felt fi6 immcr ar0Ber beraus. Nm
SDnntag Wtittag glaubte man, Die bull
fanii6en ausbrii6e uno bas grbbeben
bdtten lbren 9obepunft errelbt, aber
ipdt aln yta6mlttag nno am Mbeno
lpurbe bas Butben nod f6llmmer unb
Die gan5e Snlel i9ien in Seuer uno
S9nefela19e begraben gu tperoen; oaau
rolten Die enlpOrten 9Sogen beg Wfeeres
NIT immer i6limnrrem ungeltiim ge-
gen Das Gano beran uro IN Daslelbe
bineln. Die Groe ipaltete lib uno orob=
te 4eb0uoe llno Mfenl1e1 gu ner10l1ns
gen. Sle 19redll9lte Scene bot 1tfb
UNI Wittterna6t bar. Glne ingebeure
lsu6tenoe Wolte biloete lt6 ilber Dem
@unung Guntur; tie ipu9s INNER mebr
an, big 1ie eliibero roth iiber Der Sniel
bing. I'm bieie 3eit ipurbe ber Nus=
bru9 1tdrter uno Strome BON Saba erz
gohen llb unabldllg bonn Berge IN Die
Sbdler utto rthen gllles, mas IN ibrem
Saufe 1tano, NIT 1if tort Doer beoedten
es. gSenn bic Saoa NIT Dem Waler Der
Bd1e Doer beg Wteeres 5uiammentraf,
erbob 1t9 ettt 3ti9en tple BON tauieno
Socomotipett, ,penn Der Oampf BON
ibnen abgelafien tpirb. ginen eigettz
tbimli9en Mnblid getpdbrte es, 6aB auf
einem ungebeuren Sabaifrome cine groBe
gis1doue i@wammunb big au ber duBerz
item Spibe bon ct. 9ti1olas am nDrD=
DItli9en gnoe Der Snfel getragen purz
be. Sieielbe mar bon oidem Sanoe
umgebett, 10 baB bic 9ibe ber Saba ni9t
oaran brlngen fonnte; tpabrl1elnli6
bate Iie auf Der Sberfld9e zines Der
groBen unterirbif6en Seen gelegen.
9lls berWiontag anbra6, 5eigte es ii6,
baB ein grDBes Stiid 2anb Deri6munoen
war, tpel9es Ii6 bon point @apucin i'm
SlloeH big na9 ytegerD Babamang i'm
ytorben ungefdbr 80 Meilen eritredt
bate. &einer Der oarauf Mobnenben
NOR bem Sobe entgangen. Sieies 9tid
2ano mar glidli6erpeiIe ni6t bi9t be-
b6lfert, bod m6gen immerbin1500Men-
i6en barauf getpobnt baben. Sie gan5e
&anbang=Bergreibe, tpel9e li1 in einem
8ogen BON 65 Meilen 2dnge at Der
&ufte binge3ogen batte. nor DerI9wunz
ben; BON Der @elcomezBap. Der 5unoaz
ftraBe uno bem Snbii6en Ocean maren
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guuina,t & Gp.

Ser befannte 59ubbdnbler S. Mar=
tin bat fein @ei6dft an obige Girmo
berfauft unb tperben bic 6erren fi9 nidi
liltir bemiiben, Die alte Gunbi6aft BEG
Gei6dftes 3ll erbalten, fOnberil au6 inn
lner mebr neue &unoen su ertperben.
6ulliban 6 60. beben ni6t nui
6as bette uno gepdblteffe 2ager in 9a=
mer= ullo 9inberi9uben, fonbern lire
Waaren 5ei6nen li9 aud burd preis.
tpiiroigfeit unb 9auerbaftigteit aug.
9ie 9erren erbalten forttpdbrenb neut
3ufubren uno liefern baber bas 4ller.
mobernffe. Mian faufe S@ubaeug nu,
BET ibnen, tuenH man gut bebient fein
Mil.
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6. s. W2aQer. gDhpleiaIec I'm

&etailbdn6ler lit Garben, Selen, 9ln=
ftrei9ermaterialien, Commensurate,
San Nntonio, enpfeblt iein groBes
2ager in biefen Nrtifeln gu Stem Oorf
preiien unb maf)t gang beionbers auf
BEN gepdblten 8orratb bon 8iloern:
@bromos, SUPPER unb Stablti9en,
Oelgemdlben unb Phantafie 8ilbern
aler Nrt, ferner auf bic gei6madpolle
@usmabl BON 8iloerrabmen Der aler=
mooernlten Gorm unb auf bic 2lles
umfaHenben 3ei6nenmaterialen auf=
merfiam. Ollie 4uftrdge fiir irgenb cine
Der obigen 8ran9en tperben prompt
ausgefiibrt; Silber bon ieber @r0Be ein=
gerabmt unb alle glrbeiten m6gli9it
i6nea unb gut beiorgt, Die in bas Sad
f6lagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-04

Ser Generalconiul BET Ser.
Staaten gu &Dm bat ilber bic 8eriu9e
beri9tet, tpel6e in &om nit grnte= unb
8inbemai9inen angeiteat morben linb.
8ei benielben baben ii6 bic amerifani=
f6en Mai6inen als bic bel Meitem be-
fen bemdbrt. @s tparen stpei preiIe
ausgeiebt, unb beibe purben ben ane=
rifanil6en Mai6inen 5uerfannt.