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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-11-29
THE COMPETITIVE DRILL.

At about $50 o'clock, Saturday
afternoon, the several military COM
panies assembled at the barracks,
and after forming line of march,
were escorted to Palace Square by
the Hawaiian Band.
Palace Square was completely
cleared, except where the Royal
party, the judges, and several not
ables were seated. A vast throng
of people, mostly natives, gathered
at the extremities of the drill ground,
and were kept back by policemen.
The battalion marched into the yard
of the Government Buildings, where
arms were stacked.
The Queens Own, under COM
mand of Captain Mahaulu, was the
first company to drill, followed by
the Honolulu Rifles, under COM
mand of Captain V. V. Ashford,
and the Kings Own, commanded by
Captain Chas. Clark. The Princes
Own and the Household Troops were
on the grounds, but took no part in
the competitive drill. The Queens
Own did fairly, and were applauded
by admirers.
The Honolulu Rifles, in blue suits
with cross belts, made pretty ap-
pearance but their drilling was not
perfect. Several of the recruits
got muddled on one or two occasions,
and marched in the wrong direction.
Their manual of arms was poorly
done, but their marching in COM
pany front was excellent. In double
time they did well, also when wheel
ing by platoons.
The Kings Own on this occasion
excelled all their former drilling,
and did by far the best of the day.
They would have won the prize had
they not gone beyond the rules. The
drill was TO be strictly Upton's, with
one exception, (slope arms for sup
port), and the Kings Own employed
the German tactics considerably
beyond the above exception.
After the three volunteer COM
panies had drilled, the Royal school
boys, in uniform, and about 200
strong, under command of Nahora
Hipa, gave an excellent exhibition
of juvenile soldiery. They exited
admiration, and brought forth fire.
quent applause from the spectators,
by their cute appearance and precise
movements.
The competitive drill being ended,
the several companies formed line,
and after marching over the drill
ground once, formed parade before
His Majesty. On the dismissal of
the parade, the captains marched
forward to where His Majesty was
seated, and having saluted him, were
addressed by His Majesty, who COM
plimented the captains on the move
ments of their respective companies,
and announced that the Honolulu
Rifles were winners of the prize.
His Majesty, in civilian dress,
was accompanied by Ii. II. ii. Prin-
cess Liliuokalani, ii. II. ii. Princess
Likeiike, ii. II. ii. Princes Kaiu-
lani, Their Highnesses Princes Ka-
wananakoa, Keliiahonui and Kalani-
anaole, His Excelency Hon. c. p.
Iaukea, Majors Haley and Cornwell,
Equerries in Waiting TO His Ma
jesty, Quartermaster General S.
Nowlein and Major j. ID. Holt.
The judges were His Excellency
Gov. r. ii. Baker, Captain j. A.
Hassinger, and Major John ID.
Holt, Jr.
Captain j. A. Hassinger's Cadets,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-11-29
FROM THE VOLCANO HOUSE.

Information from the Volcano
House states that during the two
weeks, from the 7th to the 21st
instant, the rainfall was 33 inches.
The lowest thermometer during the
same period was 55 and the highest
". The wind has been southerIy,
and very light. The crater still
continues to increase in activity.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-11-29

in Zouave costume, made their first
appearance in public, by acting as
guards to III. II. ii. Princess Kaiu-
lam.
After the announcement of the
prize winners, the companiesreturned
to their quarters.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-11-29

Miss Brodie photographed the
Royal party and soldiers during the
competitive drill, Saturday. The
Young lady proceeded in truly
business-like manner.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-11-29
TO LET OR LEASE.

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small rooms ng Ga1 sa a ae copags ropm ana Sdnsa foa
den, artesian water, etc. reims very
moderate Apply TO GEO. IL. ROBERT
son, Punahou, for key, etc. 95 I'm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-11-29
P. O.. Box
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street,
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% Tins whole Roast Partridge do DO Pheasn lin BRUSSELS % sprouts
Blackwe b lin Beef Marrow Fat 10 Jugge Hare
Fiets Soles Lib
LIB tin Fresh Cod Roe lib tin English
1ab
Bottles India Curry Powder, do rhiie
Grouse do
do Pasnps, do Tip 5b tin Black
Alamode
iarrico Kidneys Cashead
and Roast Roast Boiled
Lime juice + Pint Mo,oeses Sauce Pn do do tins Cocoa
Cocoon and Milk Small Bottles Smith, Essence Coffee Tins Patent Gro
Oatmeal b papers EpPs Homeopathic Cocoa ib tins Eps Vanilla Ch
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il Bottles do in Tins Dried Dried saum sayoy Dried Majoram
dam Cheese Bottle Day Martins Liquid Shoe Baekng Tins do Pe
Dures French Salad OIL Hpns do Crosse Backwe Salad OIL and
all of which
able figures. Fresh Ice House Goods by Every Steamer
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-20
Salaries iu tIic Legislature.

\ member of the Legislature of
either House receives only $500 for the
term, which is less Than the pay of a
Sergeant-at-Arms. Below is a list
showing the pay attached to the yari-
ous offices:
The President of the Senate and the
Speaker Of the House each receive the
same salary, S6G6.66 SlG6.GG more
tl:an the ordinary members of the
Legislature. The officers of Secretary
of the Senate and Clerk of the House
pay each Il salary of $I,5G0, The Sec
retary's assistant gets 81 1000. The As
sistamt Clerk in the Assembly receive
the same amount. The Journal Clerk
in each House receives 81 600; the Pres
ident and Speakers private secretaries
each get $500; an E~ngrussing Clerk in
each House get $1,000; each Assistant
Engrossing Clerk, $500; the Senate
observation-disclosures 5000, and his assi't-
and, $500; The House Sergeant, 500,
and ah ASSISTANT, $500. There are
eight dourkcepers, who each get from
$3.50 to $500; US many pages get $40,
and there are half a dozen committee
elerksLlrs Which pay from 500 to $500
each.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-20
An End to Bone ScrapTng.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
saws: ''Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it, Have
had a running sore on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me | would have
In have the bone scraped or leg amputa-
ted. l used, instead, three bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Buck
lens hruica Salvc, and my leg is now
sound and we'll" Electric Bitters are sold
at fifty cents "a bottle and Bueklen's Arnioa
saive at 95c. per box at Johnson's drug
store,
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-20

Good Results in Every Case.

D. a Bradford, wholesale paper deal
Ell of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he
was seriously Athlete ed with a severe
cold that settled on his lungs: had tried
many remedies without benefit. Being
induced to try Dir. Kings New discovery
for consumption, did SO and was entirely
cured by use of a few bottles. Since
which time he has used it in his family
for all coughs and colds with best results.
This is the experience o~fthousands those
lives have been saved by this wonderful
discovery. Trial bottles free at Johnson's
drug store.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-20

George Bancroft, the venerable his
torian has been investigating tho pro-
;asssedings of tn Convention which
sfss the u. $. Constitution and has
I'd hat it refused to grant to Con-
eae power ''to emit bills of credit
of the United states" or greenback,
which the U. :. Supreme Court decid-
ed last summer Congress had a right to
10. In an earnest plea in behalf of
'the cause of industry, the cause Of
the poor" he urges the Court to re-
examine its utterauces and to restore
the sound money doctrine of the Fed
eral Constitution.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-20
R,lckI EMS ARNlcA sAlVE.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Chil5lains Corns, and all skin Eruptions
and positively cures, Piles, or no pay
required It. is guaranteed to give per,
feet satisfaction, or money refunded
Price % snts per box. FeR SALE by
DIR. M. johnson
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-20

The Supreme Court has declared the
New Jersey railroad tax law of 1881
unconstitutional. According to Gov
ernor Abbett's last message, the State
Treasury of New Jersey received dur
ing the fiscal year ending October 81,
1885, SS36, 694, the total receipts of
the treasury for the year being only
Sl,17l,S14. This will have TO be paid
back and a State tax assessed to pay
the loss.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-20

It is said that if the President and
SSnaCc come to an issue over APP
poiaiments, Senator Cameron will play
n negative part because Mr.. Randall
has been very successful in getting the
President to appoint Randall Demo-
Gratis favorable to Cameron in place Of
anti Cameron Republicans, in Penn
~sylYania.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-20

The committee on commerce has re-
ported rayorahly the bill allowing the
Il. & Q. railroad to bridge Staten Island
Sound and il Will very likely pass Con-
grcss uotwithstand the opposition OF
New Jerseys Pennsylvania railroad
Legislature.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-20

N.w Jorsov eoomo to be we'll fixed AS
regards pensions Commissioner
Blacks report shows that in this State
1909 persons are drawing pensions
from yariGlss causes. They arr divid-
ed as CSlkws: Invalids zoos; widows,
2.3st: %GaiuorS, 904; mothers, SOB; and
fathers. y. The number Of meii turu-
ished IS the State during the war, wsS
1854
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-20

The secret Investigation of the charge
of preiury, brought by ?. II. Lavercy,
S ate Prison Keeper at Trenton, against
Minnie Schaefer Il former. inmate, was
ended last Friday week when the jury
acquitted her. The decision has the
moral fife t of Il scandalous charge
arainst the keeper.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-20

T ,e County papers IRE pralsing Judge
joel Parker fur his decision in favor OF
Mr.. Burroughs election as Clerk OF
Camden county. Wonder if they
would keep it up if he were to lun
again for Governor?
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-20

Jesse II. Pratt has been nominated
~ the Prolibitionists and also by the
1epublicans for Mayer of Camden.
INC Prolibitioais,s have endorsed tenn
ierance Republicans and Democrats
.or Council.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-20

The Legislature has consumed SIX
weeks and done but little besides light
ing the b. x o. railroad from crossing
this state. After they get through
with the railroad interest probably they
will attend to the peoples.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-20

Now that a bill has been introduced
in Congress tie allow all citizens of the
United States to fish in the tide waters
of every State. Jersey fishermen should
take some measures 80 let Congress
man Hires know it is greatly to their
Interest and he will undoubte lily use
his influence sor its passage.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-20

The doctrine of State Rights, when
brought in to bear against a foreign
railroad corporation, is repugnant to
the soul of Senator Nichols. The same
-assT7rU+ l@x nE4ArT to The
same Senator when used to keep for
eigners from dredging oysters in Maui
rio River Cove. Smbeam.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-20

Judge Joel Parker decided last week
at Edward Borroughs vas elected
Jerk Of Camden county and not Mr..
trimming, VIM has appealed to another
otrt.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-20

Salem County 6. $.
Personally appeared before ME the
subscriber, one of the Justices Of the Fence. in
and for said county, +. +. Bright Who. upon his
oath, doth swear a.,d say thatths above StaIe-
ment. of receipts and expenditure are corret,
and rue.
~ urn and subscribed
before me this It'll cay (. +. Bright.
Of February y. -, IL y
II. II. Begro it
JUST &C OF the Peace.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-20

Many New Jers " coastIng scheoi3-
e.s are nov lying idle ia BuHeSat atd
Great Egg Hdi%r bays. Sea CAPTAINS
saythrre IS "a great deptcsSioum trrISlt
mainly 3 "' thn ,itamrrS frHu
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-20

The Prohibitionisis of Camden have
made out their municipal ticket for
the coming election,
A large seal was killed in the bay at
Soi ers's Point recently by Mark
Doughten. 1t is said TO be the only
II killed i'll the vicinity for several
years.
Several farmers in Atlantic county
who established caIp ponds last season
pronounce the venture Il success.
The bounty of 80 cents for the head
of each hawk delivered TO the officers
Cf the w. j. Game Society has been
discontinued, because Of lack of funds.
The authorities of Melville are trying
to devise some plan by means of which
a revenue for the city may he secured
il license fees from peddlers and buck
s'erS who sell within the city limits.
The roller skating fever has died out
in FinelanG and the monmouth rink
there is id,e. The journal suggests
that it be fitted up with stalls and he
occupied 10y farmers as a place to sell
their produce.
Stale Controller AndeTson'S annual
report shows that the value of real es-
tate in Atlantic county the past year
has increased 1914, 9SG, 80, the increase
heing the largest OF amy county in
South Jersey and standing fourth in
State.
The average number of eonvicts in
the State Prison during the past year
was SO3, an increase oyer tie previous
year of Is. The total expenses Of the
State Prison for all purposes during
the year were Sl3i,65l IS, the earnings
amounted tn S27,54l,Sl, making the
cost of the State Prison 81 lOQ.9 90.
The Government comments the piece
price, system now in use, and with
Keeper IaVerty, expressed tie belief
that the future viii show up better
than the past.
The annual report Of ;he STATE Board
Of Assessors show that New Jersey
has 1903 mites Of main line OF rail- Dads.
an inert aSe Otthirty seven miles over
the year previous. This is 80 miles of
road to every square mile nf territory.
a greater proportion than that of any
other State. Massachusetts comes
nearest, with Il mile Of road to every
rs square miles, There Me also for
ty-Ih.re miles Of new road mder CON
stsuction. The total length Of tracks
is Ai25 miles, of which 1899 are of steel
itil and liS3 Of iron rail. The total
Sork and debt Of the New Jersey roads
is 5241 5G2, lS5. or Sl2S.3oi per mile.
add the actual CUst al cons Iuctlun is
SID -1l,91J, OF STA. i}5 Dor uliir.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-20
FOR SALE.

A lot of Slaughter pen manure, ap-
ply to .
2-20-tf. KILLER SllOEMhkER.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-20
ARD es nAEI

Beet Hand Grenade Fire EItinguisher ever produced.
Reliable, simple, economical; will NOT freeze or burst.
Itesists the action OF ali climates. viii not detsriOrnts
with age. Easily broken, can be used by any one. Ths
liquid contained in il, is sbsoiutely harmless TO assh and
fabric. Everything it touches bcovmes fire proof, for
whatever u falls upon will not burn. We do not elaim
" ertinEuish oontlaRratiOns or to usurp the place occu-
pied by The Fire Departments, but We alphabetically bold
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-20
OLD FEB.

This is The month TINT people are not supposed 20 be RECKLESS with their
money But there are some articles necessary for he weather.
Ruobers for instance. | have "a fun line of Gents, ladies' Misses and Child
reh's Rubber Boots, Alaskas. Arcic5, Improved Sandals, Croquetts SC It
bottom prices.
l call special attention to goods that are not qnite up to the standard for
style; son that have been carried oye. have s me of these goods in child
IN suits, al o in ladies ard children shoes, also in Mems Boots especially in No.
Ms several pair of them. In these goods mean business. will make prices
SO low that you will know they are cheap.
=. ID, LEAP,
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-20
los. A. ROBBINS,
Manuf,ctnrer Of and Deal.

Manufacturer Of and Dealer in
HARNESS. SADDLES,
COLLARS. WHIPS, BRIDES,
BLANKETS, LAP ROBES, &s<
n Repairing p~rompdy attended to.
- The Celebrated Vacuum Oil HaE-
ness Blocking for sale.
MAIN Street. P~ENNSGRONE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-20
3 e Z a 8.

- Die BON Maribaa gemelbete 8riis
denoerbrennung bat fi6 5par ereignet.
bod 1T tie ntdt ben Strifers 3ur 2aft
gu legen. Sefen unsea9tet ldBt Mars
ibal &eagan bic 8riiden betpa@en.
- 0Dn Sort Mortb tpirb beri1tet,
baB Der Sampffei5eI elmer 2ofomotipe
eines bon 81 pafo nod st. Souls fabs
renben paifaaiersugss erplobirte unb
Der Maf9inif unb Geuermann baben
ibr Seben bubur9 berloren.
- Sie MafGiniiten lnb 6enerleute
in eonguiew baten barum, bas Sabren
bon Na@t3iigen einSuite0en. oa Sic gi=
Electromagnetic 3u f6apbaft ieien.
Sn Webina @Ountp 1T cine Mb.
ftimmung iiber bic 0erlegung bes gounz
tpiiges na9 6OmbO gitp anseorbnet
tDorDen.
Gin benz Comptroller Smain in
Bloliom prairie geb0riges 0otel 1T OBJ
gebrannt. Ser Wertb oeHelben mar
auf $1,000 abgei9dbt. Oie beioen Dos
neben fteben6en 9duier wurben gleids
falls aeritDrt. eSn einem berielben las
9erteu $4,000 Bnlbel 8aummollz
Samen.
= Drei Strol6e, bic @6bne pros
ninenter 8dier, bra6en in Der Mdbe
bon Burton in bic @pbnung zines
beuti9en Garnters elm unb ma6ten ben
8eriu6, bic Grau beiielben au i1dnben.
(ss entipann f9 elm Gampf in tpel6em
oer Mann our@ MeHeritide uno bic
Jrau bur9 56ldse nit einem &ntppel
bertpunben tpurDen. 9lu9 oer cine
5trol6 Namens 8ir9felb trug @une
ben baDon. Ser 2ebtere tonnte ni9t
eniflieben unb iiBt ieBt i'm @efdngnib
3u 8renbam. Die beiben 9lnbern,
ytif @entrn tinb Wtc Nellp finb ents
floben.
= Sie @ranbiurp In Dallas bal
cine ganse Menge BON &naben por iid
citirt, um 8etpeife au itnben, baB benz
felben in Salons unb i'm 5iugeltangel
8etrdnfe oerfauft tpurben.
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3eine npm Der &Sifienidbaft ertbetIte
@dbe

mar iessnsrei@er aIs bieienise, ipel1e ben 8e.
ipobnern ber bon NaIaria beimsefudten @esen>
ben Der Ser. @taaten unb Der 9Senoefretie aus
benz @ebrau9e BON Softett 90 a i.
gen bi tterem au 9beil eeporsen iff. giel>
ldbrise Grfahruns bat nur gu flar bic l1nnirt.
faAlfeit @binins unb anbere Nr3neiitoffe aur
8etdmpfuns oeS Beitersrs,fens bon @e9fel.
eouseftiuen unb @allenfebern oargetbau, pab.
reno anbererfeits nidt minber flar bepieien
tporoen 1T. ba6 Der @sbraud bes 8itteren, elmer
ber i4pa9fen &0rperbei@ autrdsli9eu
aranei rein botanif9en l1rfprunss einen 3uper.
ldffigen S@ub sesen malarilde &rantbeit se,
natrt unb ibr @inbalt tbut, benn ie iid ent.
pidelt bat. au6 1T es elm bo6f pirffames
9eilmittel gegen ahasen-, 2eber- unb Inter.
leibsiforunsen, angemeine S9pdde unb I'm.
tbdtisfcit Der @ieren. appeiit unb SdIaf tper.
ben baourd sebeiIert; es bertreibt vie rbeumati-
fden Sdfte aus Dem 8lut unc berei&ert eineu
Smr9 nnsusdns'i@en etOfwe&feI berarmten
BlutumIauf.
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= Ser &ebatteur am fonferpatiben
n&ieler Saseblott" 9i1aro probl, ift,
tpie bereiis gemelbet, berbaftet iporben,
neil er i'm 8erbahte ftebt, NIT benz
&apitdn Saraum gebeime 8erbin6ung
unterbalten gu baben. Ser 6erausges
ber unb gbefs&ebatteur bes qenanns
ten &ieler 8lattes berbfentli1t nun Ell.
ne @rfldruns, in ber es beiBt:
uWean tDirb mid fiir bie beimIi1en
Tergeben meiner untergebenen ni9t
perantmortli9 MAIDEN tpollen, aber um
benz etpaigen ungere9tfertisten 8ors
tuurf, 6ab i'd einen iol6enMann in meis
mem Sienite unb an meinem bur6aus
auf nationalem Boben f1eben6en 8latte
bel9dftigt babe, gu begegnen, ertldre i9
au1 beute nod, ni9t bic lleberaeugung
geminnen 81. f6nnen. bdB pro6l, Bitter
oes giiernen &reu3es unb 0oritanbss
mitglieb beg S9lestpig= SoIlteinii9en
&anpfgenohens Be- banbes, Der alleripes
gen feiner treumonar6ii9en @eiius
nung Iusorud CAB unb in bielem Sinz
ne bas nRieler Saseblatt" rebisiren
bali, pirtli6 2anbesberrdtber iein iOas
te. SD gebe mid Der Soffnung bin,
baB bic geri6tlide uuteriu6ung iebr
balo feline o6llise l1ni6ulo erseben
pirb."
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aufsetldrte 9err @tupta ni@t me3r,
tpobl aber biesnal ber Wntpalt ielbf.

aufaetldrte Serr @tupta ni6t me5r,
tpobl aber biesmal Der NnDalt ielbit.
Mannl rief er, Du bift ia um aeba
Sabre gealtert! ST es nur Der Summer
um ben BroceB2 8ebenfe, Du bili ni9t
bios &i9ter, Der fiir fein Dorf etn3us
treten bat, foubern au9 @atte uuo @as
ter!
@s mar Elm b6Ies Sabr, ertpiberte Sas
ras. gtber 9err 8oftor, i'd miQ Sid
nidt bur6 &lagen beldiiigen, ionbern
3tpei @ei6dfte abtbun. Gum griten,
mas bin i'd Sir f9ulbig2
9tr Nntpalt fblug zines feiner 8hGer
auf unb nannte bic Sumne, es tparen
an smeibunoertfanf3ig @ulOen. Ser
N0ppfat bes @rafen, bemerfte er 5ur
@ntf6ulbisung bot feline &e6uung bod
gelegt.
9aran liegt ni1t biel ermiberte Sa>
rag glei6miitbis, griff ct ieinen @urt
upo 5dblte bic 5umme auf ben Slid.
l1nb nun bas 3peite Du bait unierem
bo6Diirbigen 0errn WorOnc5ut gef1ries
ben, baB ni6ts mebr in Der Sadie 5u
MAIDEN lit. @ie5t es benn nidtin Mien
b6bere &i9ter?
STR oieie Sadie ni@t, erfldrte Or.
5tarfomsfi. gs giebt einen Oberften
@erid)tsfeuat in Wien, aber er barf 1tur
angerufen tperben, penn &reisamt un6
@ubernium perf6iebene @nti9eibungen
gefdlIt baben!
gas 1T f6limm! 9o6 baif SOU ia I'M
DOrigem Sabre no6 Elm anbers Weittel
ermdbnt, Die Nn3eige tpegen Meiueibes?
Dasu rietb i'd oamals ni6t, ermioer=
te Der Nnwalt eifrig, un6 mo6te .Di9
aud beute bef9pDren. baoon au lafien.
Sieb' freitpiais tpirb Niemarb fem 9ers
breben eingeffeben, unb nur einigen Wes
nigen uirit Du our6 ibre unborfi9tigen
NeuBerun9en beipeiien f6nnen, baB fie
eineu falf@ea sdmur getban. 9iefe
brei ober bier Qeute, tpabri9einli9 bic
Nermften uno gerd6tli9ften i'm 9orfe,
tperSen In ben Gerter manbern.
(Gortiebuns foIst.)
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gSnt. SDhiua & gph,t.

Mit Dem Serannaben Der Serbfiai=
ion iteigert fi9 aud tpieber bas 8ebiirfs
nib unieres Wtageus fiir fubitantielle
Speiien. l1nfere 9auptnabrung bleibt
oas Gleii6, nnb UNI fol9es frif9 unb
gut gu erlangen, fam man unm6gli1
einen superldiiigeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 00fling & Sobn, 9to.
511 ADe. s. .0ie 9erren baben benz
@ef6mad ibrer Sunben &e6nung se=
tragen unb in ibrem gtabliHenent cine
falte 2uftmai6ine erri6tet, tpel9e allen
Nnforoerungeu fir @rbaItung unb gnt=
fernung f6dblider Sngrebienaen bes
Gleii6es entipri9t. Sic baben beifdn=
big in ibren 8iebbofen einen groBen
8orratb BON ptaftpieb, aus pel1enl
nur oas 8eife fiir ibre &unoen gemdhlt
mirD. Wer reef bebient iein mgl. Der
beiude ben Marft, So. 511
Npenue s. 1,1Otli
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-20

= Ser n9abrer binfenbe 8ote" giebt
cine @ei6idte Der embedding Mmeri.
fa's, bic mir ben Siitorifarn unter uns
fern 2eiern nidt porentbalten tpollen.
Na6 ibm berlief bic So1e in foIgenoer
semiitbli9en Meiie: st NOR ems en-
Minste, De funn Dee Gier itaun laten,
be bet &lumbumbus. So ben idb be
&annis bon Spanien; vRlumbumbus,
fannit bu mid Nmerifa entbedens Oier
belt Ou en- S6ep, iett bi, bal un for
ben. "-rSau" ido &lumbumbus, bat
flint mi got to paKe." gtu gung ct los.
YEA bree Doge fem Be 5tiiermann oon't
S6ep to &lumbumbus In idb i: Glumz
bumbus, i'd ieb nod feen 2ano. -
Dat 81 iteit aut mod ni6", idb Glun,
bumbus, ptit man BON frii6en to-"
ya pierteiu Dase fem be tpeber:
n&lumbumbus, i'd feb nod fsen 2ano."
- Sat 81 ffeit auf nod MID, flef forts
tuer o."-So gung ct nod EN- 9tiide-
ner tein mol. Wfet eng fem be Sitter
mann: n&lumbumbus, Rlumbumbus,
id feb 2anb !"-9epm id bat MD inls
mer ieggt", idO &lumbumbus. set 81
iteit auf. = lin lie f6brben ant 2anb,
ba m6reu lutes fmarte Minsfen:
Sun Sag aut", fd6 &lumbumbus,
zig Dat bier Nmerifd2" = uSau", idbs
ben De 5marten. 5iino i benn Ne=
gerss@ uSau, bet fiino mi! Denn
biiif bn pobl &lumbusbus2"
pStimmt" fao Glumbumbus. - Duns
nerllag. ..benn belpt bat mid. benin
fiino tpie entoedt!"