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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-05
"Philo Glee Club" to- night.

''' NV ')IuO, TO- night.
George W. Taylor left to-day fol
the Lucky Bar placers.
Mrs. Fuld says it is pretty cold, but
all the springs styles are here to-day.
The miners and mill men on the
donovan group were paid off to-day
by Superintendent Rorem.
Bicycles yesterday. ed" took two
tumbles, Turner rode like centaur
while the amateurs were trying to dc
their best.
ii. l.. Griffin of Ogden, Utah, or
dered the TINES to-day to know what
Wood River is doing. 1t will be sent
to day, "Hank''.
Ole Rorem and Sheriff Furey left
to-day for the Lncky Bar placers. AT
ter examining them they will proceed
to Raft River, to examine and reject
or accept the machinery there.
The complete catalogue and price
list of dry goods, clothing, boots,
shoes, ETC., published on the coast,
will be mailed free on application.
Address, RED House,
Sacramento, Cal.
Captain Baxter, Chief of the
ketchum Fire Department, came
down to day to rest from his arduous
labors yesterday, when he "unaided
and alone," put the fire out with Ills
hotel waterworks.
White labor boots and shoes. The
largest retail stock on the coast.
Send for catalogue. Mailed free.
RED HOUSE,
Sacramento.
The change Of time on the branch
has played hob with the Odd Fellows
celebration on the Goth, but agent
Calderhead is corresponding with
railroad authorities to see if special
train cannot be secured. 1t probably
will be.
Some money belonging to H. w.
Baker was garnisheed, last Saturday,
to secure payment of debt. Brother
Baker shelled out the rocks. That is
right. If he will not pay his honest
debts otherwise, he should be com
PEELED to. And so with all who are
in debt, and refuse, when able to pay.
The bicyclists themselves, and the
doctors in general, feel perfectly con-
WINGED that bicyling is one of the mos
healthy and beneficial of physical ex-
ercise, one of the best muscle develop
ing as we'll as the most zest-inspiring
of sports.-New York Herald.
Postmaster Bews showed the re-
porter through his office. 1t is as we'll
ordered as any in the country. Every
convenience for accuracy and prompt
ness is there, and, with the assistance
of Mrs. Bews and Guy Hammer,
everything works like charm. The
Haley postollice is an ornament to
the Territory.
Mr.. Motherwell states that he will
pay the account of this Office for ad-
vertisements, about which the rowdy
runner got his jaws slapped. Mr..
Motherwell will pay the bill and hold
it out on his settlement with the firm.
1t will be wise for firras who propose
to do business on Wood River to send
gentlemen to represent them.
When cold or other cause checks
the operation OF the secretive organs,
their natural healthy action should be
restored by the use of Ayers Pills,
and inAammatory material thereby
removed from the system. Much Sc
rious sickness and suffering might be
prevented by thus promptly correct
ing those slight arrangements that,
otherwise, often develop into settled
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-05
Born.

KRrEG.--In HALEY, April 3, to the wife of Georg
Krieg-a girl.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-05
Bellevue Election.

At meeting in Bellevue L. Young
and o. S. Glenn were both placed in
nomination for Mayor. G. H. Porter
and Silas Rails were nominated for
Aldermen from the First Ward, and
j. G. Wilton for the Second Ward.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-05
Mormonism Will Co Amerieapism
Rules this Country

The Woodburn Bill has been sub.
mitted to special committee of the
House of Representatives, and will be
reported without material amend.
ments. Good bye, Jack Mormon
John HALEY.
In the Senate it will pass with a
whoop.
Now, Americans! stand firm,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-05
To the Citizens of Wood River.

The undersigned respectfully state
that they have the finest and most
complete MERCHANT TAILORING Es-
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-05

These books bound CLOTH would $40 The following list tic
Az books who
and subscriber to the WEEKLY TIMES sending So
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-05
HALEY Postomce.
MAILS CLOSE
OFFICE HOURS !:

sN OFFICE HOURS:
os,s always open to owners Of lock boxes -
once neiiyery and Call Boxes open from $500
dennt;l T;3O p. IN. Sundays, from IL, noon, to
2p: Order and Registry Department open
Money nv until 4 p, IN. No Money Order or
from ., business transacted on Sundays or legal
Regis'ry Ii. BEWS, Postmaster.
hlidays.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-05
THE OUTLOOK.
1T NEVER WAS AS GOOD HERE.
T0F0RE.

Number of Miners Needed aud Likely
to be Employed in the Various Dis
tricts of Altaras County this SUM-
mer.
The coming season promises to be
one of unusual activity and prosper
ity IN Alturas county. The prospect
ing operations so generally carried on
the past year have brought develop
ments to that point where ample re-
turns for OUTLAWS are about to be real
lied. This will necessitate the en-
ployment of large numbers of skilled
miners in the various districts, and the
numbers so to be employed, before
the year shall be three months older,
may be stated as follows:
In Smoky. .............2 200 to 800
The Gold Belt. 200 to 800
'ulIioi '.''. OOO TO 1UU
Deer Creek. 100 to $50
East Fork 100 to $50
EIkhorn Gulch. $50 to 200
Quigley and other east side
gulches. .......... 100 to $50
Muldoon. ...............1 100 to $50
Lava and Martin. ...... 200 to 500
Snake river placers. 80. 300 to 500
Warm Springs Creek -. 100 to $50
Roul]ar opd Eoclo 100 A. 1En
OaleHa.... 100 to 100
Vienna and Sawtooth. 49,. $50 to $50
Atlanta and Rocky Bar. $50 to $50
BroadIord 80. $50 to 500
The number of miners required in
this county the coming summer will
therefore be from $500 to 1900. If,
however, even only half that number
are employed, it will be over twice as
many as have been at work here at
any time heretofore. The amount of
money in circulation in this county
this summer will therefore be at least
double what it has been heretofore.
This will give those of US who
have ranch or cattle interests the cash
necessary to push them to the point
where they may become productive.
1t will also give greater value to stock
and farm produce, and insure pros
perity to the county at large.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-05
MRS. LEON FULD.
She Says They Are "'Way Up"-LOOk
Out, Girls-Pretty Hats and Wells
and Things.

"Come and see me open our millin-
erv next Monday, sir. 'Mikado' is
the go High hats, pretty birds, air
like veils--no old-time things. Just
from New York. Tell all the ladies
TO come and see them" And ali the
nice ladies will go and see them.
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y. :. w, Apru 18th for here; and the barks f. c
ot.s.n aud Holden were loading Hay I!th.
The sailing Of the barkenrne NIlkah for san
Francisco has oeen pos rponed ill to-day.
The steamer Mokoiu brought 100 bags sugar
d hides. % sheep and Is head cattle from Moio-
kai June 9th. she ull leave again next Monday
The steamer vvlIunanaio brought 500 bags sugar
from waimanaIo, Oahu. June 9Th. She leaves
again this morning
The American Drlzautine Consuelo. C-pt.in 4
p Cousins sails a. O'Clock This AFTERNOON with a
fdII cargo Of sugar for Sau Frbucisco. she Vas
discharged and loaded within three days.
The schooner MCkuola brought 20 bags rice
from Eva, Oahu. June yth.
The schooner Rob Roy brought 300 bags rice
from Koolau, Oahu, June 9Th.
The American bark Elsinore, Captain g.. ".
Jeuks arrived at the South sea Islands with re-
turned laborers, after a passage Of twenty-one
days hence.
The tern he Au Hou sails to-day for kau' Ha-
wall for hrewood and caute.
The steamer KiIauea Hou brought 3i25 bags
sugar and II head cattle from Hamakua, Hawaii
June 8th. She leaves next saturday.
The barkentines KIIxiGat and Amelia, with full
cargOes of lnnber from Port Townsend for this
port, are - aud y days out respectively.
The steamer James 1. Dowsett brought 1904
sailed again the same day.
The Norwegian bark Rigi Is ~ days ont from
Newcastle, y. =. w, with coal for this port.
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section LAT, OF chapter 81, Of the Civil
Code.
The bill was read by its tile, and then
referred 20 the Judiciary Committee.
CATHOLIC MISSION PROPERTY.
Second reading of All Act authorizing the
Minister of the Interior 10 release and quit
claim to Hermann hockemAnn, Bishop OF
Olba and Vicar Apostolic Of the Hawaiian
Islands. in trust for the Catholic Mission,
OF certain premises occupied by said mis-
sion Tor eleemosynary purposes.
The bill was read by its title and referred
70 = special committee
SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL HOUSES.
Mr.. Castle offered = verbal resolution
that the various petitions and resolutions
on the Secretary's table relating 10 new
school houses and schools be referred 10
the Special Committee on Educational
matters. Carried.
At4 O'Clock the House adjourned until
10 o'clock Thursday morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-10
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

seventy-eight Chinese arrived by the
zealandia-
The finest assortment Of WHISTLES, etc,
at W ;. Luce's.
The book OF the season. The HoNoLULg
ALMANAC AND DIRECTORY FOR 1885. Price,
80 cents.
Try Val Blatz Milwaukee lager beer.
For sale by all the principal dealers in the
Islands.
The \. B. unlaundried shirt, best quail
itv, REINFORCED. for 81, at y. :. Sachs, lO4
Fort street.
The Oceanic Company Hawaiian steam
ship Zealandia will sail for San Francisco
on Tuesday next at noon.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Wolnan's Church Aid society will be held
this afternoon at , 30 O'Clock at the \. NJ
I. A
No book ever published contains 50 much
reliable and valuable Information regard
ing the Hawaiian Islands i'll such small
COMPASS as the Honolulu ALMANAC AND
DIRECTORY. 1886. Price, % cents.
On June 22d, Mr.. Locke Richardson will
recite As You Like 1t, and on the 24th
the first part of Henry ". Both readings
t will be given at the residence of Mrs. Dick
! son.
A fine stock of gents furnishing goods
has just been opened by \. S. Sachs at lO4
| Fort street Gentlemen will do well by
calling there before making their pur-
chases.
On Tuesday, July 9th, Messrs. L. 7.
Adams g. Co. will hold an important sale
of land, by order of Mr.. a. J. Cartwright
trustee and executor OF the will of the late
Queen Emma.
Mrs. l. B. Chatterton, who came to the
Islands a short time ago for the benefit OF
her health, returns to San Francisco TO
dav by the COnsuelO. She has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Lame.
One of the rollers of the Wainaku Sugar
Mill, Hawaii, broke last Thursday and wa
brought here yesterday by the steamer
KiIauea Hou to be repaired at the Homo
lulu Iron Works The mill has temper
arily suspended operations.
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By AUffiODITi.
Road Notice.

IL having been determined 10 accordance with
tie recommendation u "a Jury duly drawn ia &C
cOriance with law that certain streets 10 the
burnt district Of Honolulu shall be widened aud
straig htened, and that new streets shall be
opened--the survey ana plans for which are now
on die ia the Interior Ofhce-notice IS hereby
given TO all OF property along the lines Of
the sale proposed changes which may be dam
aged by Of sail widening Strengthening
aud opening 81 streets, 70 die their claims with
Richard r. BIck-rt,n, squire, Police Magistrate
OF -tono mia. on or before saturday, the 18TH day
OF June, 1886.
The Hn-s Of proposed changes are clearly
marked ny stakes upon the ground and map
showing tue new lines be seen upon app!ca-
tt,n 10 the Interior Office.
4. ". HART,
Road Supervisor, kOna, Oahu.
Honolulu, May ), 1850 m0-u-w"t
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. --ri< ..xpeeI..; rco"n Fore'=" PORTS

--riS :.xpeeIe.; TronI ForeI=n PORTS
Brit bark Lapwing, De Gruchy. from Liverpool,
i't German bark Furst Bismarck, from Bremen
Brit bk Riranah, Jenns, from Glasgow due
JHue 35-3U - 49,, s,, r i,-ar
Am bark Edward May, Johnson, from Boston,
due August 2O-Sl ~ - - III,
II g NJ - bismarck, from Auck' hhd' - ~ Via
Samoa. due April 2O-'O
III g NJ Guciscnau. from Auckland, via
samoa due April 2O-$O
II q N = olga. from AucN'''i''' va '''''
due 4 pril 2r-5o H., -,
20 - 49, u ,,
BOi bark ltip, from Newcastle - : " ""'
Brit ship Amana, from Liverpool, due August
1925 , ,,.o
from Jaluit south islands, du" Tune -o-3o
Haw brig Hazard " & G3olhiti rom ~"
Er,rcis,o for Huo. Hawaii. dHe Nay 2h-3o
Am i,nrisrniin'. Discovery, II NJ. Yer. from san
Francisco, dur' June 81"
an rktup Amelia, " Newhall, from Port
Townsend W r. due June lo-2h
An, bs flop, ID " Penhall ". from foFt
Townsend " 4. due June lo-25
An, bLxtte n Iikta,, % cutler, from Port Town
send. " 4, dur Juie So f 49,.
Frlrcisr..,. en- ronte 10 Yokohama ami Hou-SOne
due July SIh - r,,, -,
Francisco, cue June t2-2J
Am bktue " II Dimoud, 7 swift. from SAL
FraiiCisru, due june 1913
An, schr G. Ford. from san ErHhcisco, du'
Am SaIk Aurora, from N-Nca,tle, y : W, du'
July Ito -. a.
An, barE holden, from Newcastle, y = ". du
~ l5-2o >-..,l.
y = ", due June 900
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Rnal Dnmage-NOtice.
GIiAS /. q CLICK,
Minister Of Interior.

All persons owning properly on the new street
lines in this city, VINO may have claims Tor nara
taken for couten plated street improvements. are
hereby requested to make out their claims on
BLANKS which may be- obtained from the Police
Magistrate, and those who may be desiF"u7 Oi
more accurate Information than may Dc onl'ih-
able on the ground AS 10 the amount Of land cut
off by said lines; also rs depth, frontage etc.
will have facilil ) afforded them at the oif'e Oi
rms. Rur.,u Of surveying wi re large scale maps
Of blocks are either ready or in preparation.
CHAS. 4. GCLICk,
Minis or OF Interior.
Interior Oficr. Stay ., 1so6- II
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F.,KEIuN VESSELS IN PORE.

Brit nix star Of Devon, Mockett, from Newcastle,
\ = ~ - - rr,-,,c-
Am Miss steam -bktne Morning : tar'H turner
fr IN the South seas, via HilO, Haw'.l
Am ship Richard III, James Mcintyre from
Am siiip Kate Davenport, } f Rowland, from
Newcastle. > w -,
FremcH ; .hr wammonit. c Armand. from Peryn
O. : prstne Consuelo L b Cousins. from san
Francisco .. FIN, San,
Haw steamship zealaudia, K van oterndorp'
from san Francisco
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Tine term for presentation OF claims TOR dam
ages for land taken for the opening, straigh tenng
or widening OF streets the burnt district of
Honolulu, is hereby extended TO SATCRDA /,
tie 18TH OF June, \. ID. 1856; and all parties in
terested are hereby Ell lined and cautioned with
regard to delay hryol Il said dare 81 extension, as
no cl..inrs flied after said date vii be recognized
or entertained. u. ". HART,
Road Supervisor District of KJIa. Island Of
Oahu.
Approved:
CHAS 4. @ ULICK.
Minister Of Interior.
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SHIPPING NOIEs.

The Am, ri-s,n ship Richard III Will De moved
from the Pac NJ Mail wharf T. Brewers Nh'il 10
. - - ,,,,r.,. I,,,,d. ug sugar. she viii sail for
. =. t,..,, isc, bout next Monday with LEO tons
Mess-s Theo. II Davies & CO. are her
agents.
W., ,,..ry ,,,r,,a WAS loading coal at Newcastle,
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Vessels Leaving To-Day

s,tmr Vi.llnanalo, Nelson. for NalmanalO
IN bktne Consuelo, h Cousins, Tor san Fran
cisco, at p IA -r,- fr
Am barkentine MIAah, II \ A"'HiF''''' -
san Francisco, at p IN
Schr Ike Au hOu. for Kuau
>Schr osephiue, for EVA
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ARRIVALS.

"WEDNESDAY. June :.
s5tmr Kilauea Iiou, W isbarth, from damascus
sStmr Iphua Davis from Hamalsua
Stmr James ! DJwsett, DudOlt from II ut'u
Maui ~. III,
Stnr WaimanalO, Nelson, iron w ''iii"A"4o
Stmr AIokUlii, from MuiOk"i
Schr Rob Roy. from kuoiau
srnr SIDkuO!I. from Eva
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EXPORTS.

-, -, Iz7,,ci-co. DER bktne NIakab, June lotA
n Hu.kf IA & Co, I5.4s2 bags sugar r h'u-
scbIsegrr ., Co, LOGO do; L Waterhotsr il
~ do and $50 bags rice; J IL Bruins, ~ IO+ oI-
reIs muIuSses. Total sugar, &-t-6u Ds5s' t"'A' '
mage. 800 tons; domestic Nalur' S'i-'''N'
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D.,or,mentof Interior.

FRIDAY, the nth day Of June, the commemo-
ration Of the birthday Of Kamehameha I, Will be
observed a. a public holiday. aud all Government
9th ..s throughout the Kingdom will be closed.
CHAS. T. GULICK,
Minister Of the Interior.
Honolulu May -, 1856. MA I'd
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PASSENGERS.

ARRIVALS.
Eroo, Hamakua. per steamer kilauea Hou'
Juue sth-J b hopkins and captain II Eid-TtH-
DEPARTURES.
For san Francisco, per bktur Makais. June Io'h
Arthur RrauScombr and Harry " I-..iu.rt-
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Departure ~

stnr James Dowsett Dudot' for huau' at
SPIN go, ut
nae, at 10
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Ahupuaa of Laval.
Hanaia kamalama,

And being the Premises formerly occupied oS W.
7 Green ESD As a private residence.
Half the purchase mouey can remain on mort
gage at per cent per aunum net.
For further particulars apply 10 A J. Cart
wright, Sr.. or 70
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Tuesday, July E, 1886,

A. 70 o'clock noon of that day, al the right, title
aud interest Of the said A. ]. Cartwright, ST. as
such Executor and Trustee as aforesaid anu al
the right title ard interest which the salo II l
in and to that certain piece or parcel oil IAhu
known as the
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n, or,sr of A 7 Cartwright, Sr., the duly ap-
oointad Executor and Trustee of the last Will am
tpas+sn,apr Of E1nma KaIeIeonaIaui, deceased and
NE, IsIaIds sitting as a Court Of Probate, we
are directed 10 sell at public auction, at our sales
room in Honolulu, on
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Second reading of an Act to authorize
national loan and to define the uses for
which the money borrowed shall be APP
piled.
On motion of His Excellency Mr.. Glib
son, the bill was read by its title. He then
moved that it be referred to the Finance
Committee.
Mr. Thurston moved that it be referred
to a special committee.
Mr.. Kaulukou moved that the bill be
laid on the table and considered in Com
mittee of the Whole on Thursday.
Mr.. Cecil Brown said that some time ago
he introduced a resolution, which was
passed, asking for statement as to the
indebtedness of the Government. As yet,
he had not obtained that information. He
thought the House should know just how
the Government stood before any loan was
considered. If the Government had any
debts. the House might see fit to increase
/ the loan to pay up all debts. The debts OF
/ the Government should be paid.
! The bill was referred to a special COM
mittee
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS BILL.
/ Second reading of an Act TO amend sec.
/ ton u. chapter 81, of the Session Laws OF
1884. relating to punishment for cruelty to
animals.
After slight amendment had beer
made, the bill passed to engrossment, anC
was ordered TO be read a third time OF
Saturday.
SPECIFIC RIGHTS BILL.
Second reading OF an Act relating to Ger
tain specific rights of the people. to amen,
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pO.;T OF hON0LULU, ii. l..

Interior onicc. sIay .. 1856.
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fdlin,inen Birtunsen bet 3ur oOraussefesten
einberung BON Opspepiie. 0sberIeioen, Sart-
Ieibisteit uno anberen rlebeln Oft bu9itdbIid IN
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BOLT, 1T ein @ebeimnib. Dos burd fble9te
ar3neien anseridtete lnbeil 1T faum serinser
ais basienise. iueldes bard Rrantbeit pernr.
fadt iuiro. .Benn ole SdpG9lideu, @allisen.
Obspebtifden, Sartleibisen ober 3beumatii9en
iid 0fter bur9 bic @rfabruna bon Watienten.
welde Soitetter's Magenbitters
srinolid erprobt baben. leiten lieben, 70 mir.
ben iie allemaI bic bur@ berftdnbise Wfebi3ini-
runs mOsli6e fdIeunisie abblfe erIansen.
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gang barinlofeS SeiImittel aus benz YHanaen.
reid unb beiist in Golse feines aus reiaem
Spiritus beitsbenben @Iunbftoffes ais ein me.
bi3inifdes &ei5mittel &rafte, ipeIde in ben bier
uno oa feiIgebaltenen bibisen 8itterfdndpien
unb Stimulantien, au benen bic S9pddli&en.
DbSpeptiiden unb Absematteten oft sreifen,
ni9t gu fnoen finb.
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exn einer 6nnh,

Sn elmer Samburger Raufmannss
famiIie bient felt furaer 3eit Elm brapes
Mdb1en aus benz 9eimatblanbe Grib
Neuter's. IS bat balD perifanbeH, fi1
bic 3ufriebenbelt ieiner 0erri9oft au
errinsen, unb bic lebtere ldBt es an Bee
tueiien ibrer Site ni9t fsblen. gines
Cages f9enft bic 9ausfrau Gieten Elm
Sbeaterbilet. @spubt lnb freuoeftrabs
IenD berldBt Die @liidll@e bas 6aus, um
inbeb nod @erlauf elmer guten boIben
Stunbe 5uriidju'ebren. Alaen,e iles
grttaunen. Run, 6ieten, i9on tpee.
Der ba", nleint Die 0ausfrdu. = %,
Mabame1 iast nod gan3 aufgeregt pon
ben ibr 3u 8beil geworbenen @eniiiIen
eas Wtdomen, 10 Waoam, ct mas nuns
neii1dn. $50. es bat Dir alio ges
fallen, a6er tparum benin --?"-uO
Wtaoame. be Delen feinen Cir I'm be
Wiulif. lnb oann bat grDte.
I dime Bib! So mat bemm' id
al min Dag mid ieibn!" rSa, ober
ipenn es Dir 10 gut gefaGen, marum
Bit Du nl6t ldnger bageblieben, 5ie=
fens"-rSe, Waonm, as mi Dor nu
feteu uno Mulit biirten, miirb bat arote
BIB tau b69t tredt I'm bora1ter ftunner
Swei un fungen on tau fnafen iii fd
mat tau oertellen. Dor bemm' i'd mi
oa9t: Satgeibt biia mieber
Hlds n-u1 blinn no gus gaugen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-05

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ni9t i9on finb, alle ipanii@ ungetauft.
9laes psrtbpolle 2aub 1T if in ben
Odnben einiger GROCER Syndicate. Die
Ipaden MAIDEN ale Nugenblide bos
5erritorium unii6er. Isit ben 8erss
merten lit es au9 niehts mehr - ausges
nommen i'm Safe 8aaep. Oiitrict. Oie
8eb6lterunss5unabme 1T, wie ii6 nod
alleoem cenfen ldBt. cine duBerit laas.
fame, unb bon sei@dftli6em Gortidritt
ldBt li1 eigentlid) gar ni9t fpre@en.
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bdltnilIe nod lange ueiterbeiteben, unb
es fragt ii9 febr. oh ni6t iiberbaupt bic
Nufnabme bieies Serritoriums in bas
@eblet Der Ser. Staten elm GROCER
Jebler getpeien 1T.