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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-05
MERCANTILE, LAW AND COLLECTION OFFICE. f0ughnut St, bet. Fourth and Fifth ." Tombstone, Arizona. Charles G. Johnston, Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public.
 J. E. Palmer,
 Accountant.

Mir Juhr son will prac'ce in all the courts O the ter tory, in both civil and e immai cases
 MT. Palmer will devote his atien ion as exnert Tn bookkeeping; also n bo' kketp ng sparchi 2 Of records, py.ng, ahstraciing cGIvararcirg 2 dnf all other business connected thercwlth
 For tie convenience of ueiness men and 6thers nav | '" past due nd other claims tor a4j stnen Hnd c"ii cticn, this office t"rs urpa sllod ad
 ait'""s r. Palmer will keep - the Der edt H' ! ld"rs of eNl estatr, spec,.. fes,b, for the 'Huy ci hons lands fer sale or to re L. H els m ttcap"s aud lcafes will b, carefully 3,nwn and rents collected, aUd as roth branch cs r ti..> riNco Dee youi l'Gtrn aCC, Ii 's ccreinly loken in cn Junction niih ttcir icng cSIe, ieI cc if the Hhrve business spccialtIes) d suilicIrnt HEr dntce oi pr'm Css and economy Mir
 slr'"r will nlsO tran ct az agent in "oin batone
 Us n '7s o:Any Ea'Gie for p is 'ns living abroad, cu"t"Gteei s them sa ety, satisfaction and dis patch. Ill I'm
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-05
AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.
To All Wanting Employment.

We want live, energetic and capable agents in every county in the United States and Canada t, Il patent article of great merit, on its merits An article having large sale, paying over 10, per cert profit, having no competition, and or which the agent Is protected in the exclusive sale by deed given for each and every coun y ht may secure from us With II these advaEtages to our agents and the tact that 1t is an article that caL he sold to every hous-.owner 1t might not he cessary to make aD ''extraordinar offer to secure good agents at once, but we have Con cluded to make 1t to chow, not only onr confidence In the merits of our invention, but m its saleabi lity by any agent that will handle 1t vi h n.rgy onr az nts now at work arS making from { i5O to for us to make our offer to all who ar. ont of em pIoymcnt. Any agent that will give orr business
 tb ry days trial and tail to clesr at e ,-t $100 In thir lime. above ell expenres, can lcturn all goods unsold to us aud we will refund the n, nney pad for them. Any sgent or general agent who would ike ten or more counties and work them tfrOigh sub agents for ninety days and fail to clear at lelt $50 ab-ve all perses n return al unscid and get their money back. No o,h,r cmpl y"r or agen. dared make aG ch offers nor w6rl we1f we did not know that we have agents now making more han double the smouIt we guaranteed and bu two sales B day would give pr At of over Sl25 month, a' that one ot our agents took eighteen rderT in one dly. Our large descriptive circulars explain our o'er flu ly. al d these We wiah tr send 10 every me out of employment who will setd ue three .jne-cent stamps to secure postage. Send at once ar d secGre the agency in time for the boom, and gc offer We would like to have the address of all the agents, sewiI z Inachine solicitors and car enters ln the county, and &. k any reader oi this paper who req this oder, to send at once the name and address of all such they know Addret at once, CT you will lose the best chance ever offered to hoe ouf of employment to make money; RENNER MANUF'ING
 ll8 smithdeld st., Pittsbr-", Pa,
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-05
Proposals for Printing.

FHRO'OSALS for dying the advertising and '. joG work for the city of Tombstone, for the year 1886 wll rc received by the cnuncl com. miltec on prirtinC, at Ihe office of thc chairman of inc committee, John Pidwell, Il the rcade Siioon, rntil F o'clock noon, February 3. 1886 These bids mus specify the iare per inch to be charged for advertising. All adv. rtisrmc nts o he set rp in cvi"r type. Also the price per hundred and per thousand for # sheet Ii shee t snd t-6 s' eel blanks and tfe ia;e T hundred ani per thous,I d for blank city warrants and blank city licerses.
 All ids mus be accompanied by good and arlli iCf rouG In the sum or one tt onsand dol lars a- guarantee of the faithful performance of contrac' awarded
 AdyIijsemens must be Inserted iL some 'upU pCblrsl d within the city of Tombstone The or.ary legal advertisements for the city ara y-qdired Iy law t0 be issued in ten conse utive is..Ues. The committee reserve the fight to reject 'ry ana a bids.
 ] POWELL,
 Choirmlu of Committee. Tombstone, Jan. 25, 1856.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-05
Notice of Forfeiture,

ITO J. E. FAIRIES, J. J. NEELY, G. c Moore, A Lane, K II. Fordt-an w. A, Beck ham, R. 0. Faires. 5 B. Moore. J. Ii Chamberr z. T. Hogan, s B. Garrett, E. Hsight, K Cooke A. L. Steele and P. Car.on You are hereby not fled hat we have expended one hund' ed dol. lays ip labor and Improvements on the Hercnles lode and mining claim, situated in the DSs Cahezas, now known inc Teyis mining dis trict, Cou ty of Cochso and Territory of Arizona location notice recorded in book 8. page 1iO, of transcribed records oi Cochise county, A. T., in order to hold the claim for the year endilg Deccmhe,. 1895, under he provisions of section 2,32i. Revised Statutes cf the United States. There ore, If within ninety days from publication ofthts notce, yOu fail ar refuse to cont ibute. each of ySu, your proportion of said expenditure a"d cost of this publication ga co owners. your intere ts in aaid mine or claim will become the property Of the undersipncd. nncrr section 2,324.
 JACOB BINZ,
 JACOR HORNBERGER. Tombstone, January ist, 1Sss.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-05

The definition of man as cooking animal is not less profound than agree able. It relieves us of painful dilem- Iaa. For if, with coarse assurance, we define man to be carnivorous animal, we e0nfound him with savage beasts; snd if, on the other hand, we style hi Il I.erbivorous, the progress of centuries is ignored, and he Is associated with tanner animals. Balzac has remarked i,'at. one of the keenest joys of the gour- iaand lies in tho mystery concealed by ,ne covered dish in the anticipation and revelation: "C'est la surprise. l'impres- sion gastronomiquc du plat extra0rdi- paire. ' - Saturday Reriew.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-05

Tho tolnahapk with which Hannah Dunstan, the heroine of the DvriicId massacre, Killed h.. Indian rapiors while they s!l!, nd 70 nw,dc l.or cs. cape. is in ihe possession of a gentle nan at Derby LlE,, Vt. who received kas an heirloom.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-07-31

The Chicago Inter.Ocean says:
I'm the game Of Pres!dcn'-wahing
New York may be the right hover,
hut the South is the little joker"
The So"lh is the foundation OF the
Democratic party, and despite the
power she wieIhs las convinced
the country that she had 10 DISPOSE,
ton TO abuse it. She is so!idly
Democratic because she wishes
10 be left alone to manage her
affairs without any outside interior.
enGs. The Republican party i.
responsible for the soiidity # the
south and their work has proved
to hc IL thorn in their side which
are unable to remove, hence all the
I5w.-N. q. States.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-07-31
Success ana fas,4.- II e@3@o
Culture.

The conditions Of failure in IeacL
growing, onc ely stated. are:
l.. A wet soil. ur one thai from
anT cause holds w,ter around thu
roots Of the tree, Hh-the. lite land
il situated }ich or'1ow.
,. Excessive fertility. "ht!e 'h8
trees are voatr. wA.ibe*ithe >erur-
Ell ia the Halnral condition Of The
soil or ~ the ingenuity o. uau-
3. Severe cutting back Q. the
voyug g1ow,A each year, TINS
dwacang tie tree and roUblng. il Of
mech n%uturll vitality.
i. Allowing trees TO overhear.
aud thus exhaust their vitality by a
single crop Of frni:s.
5. BY Deficient and improper
cultivation.
GA 'he,other hand. the conditions
Of sacr-ss in peach growing are:
!. An elevated lncalion that il
not subject to late fro-ts il The spring
or early f:osts 10 the fall.
=. A warm and moderately fertile
soil that ia well drained by nature
Artificial drainage MAJ: prove
ruccesstuI, but lis utility has not yet
heen fully demonstrated In this
regeion.
3. Thorough cultivation, without
manure, until the trees come into
bearing. them combine the two 50 as
to snpIy all tue depletion produced
in the sol. by growth Of trees and
fruit.
4. Never let a tree oycrbear.
5. Continue cultivation until the
close Of the dry season, every sam
lner, even il it continues until
September.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-07-31
Took His Degree.

Are Won aEncmber OF tie Knight
Of Labor
NO. but ! had one last week"
Had ore? What do you mean?!"
Had a night o. labor. Nv baby
had the collie from nine o'clock unit!
day light."--GrapAlc.
Bea per.ey poore.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-07-31
Official Direction,

- -
District Judge.
CONRAD DEBAluo
District Attorney.
ROBERT c.. SyFns
Clerk Of District Court,
LAsTlE BRoussD,
Representative.
Ros2nT. P. O'BRY.,
Sheriff & Tax Collector.
JosrPH 5. Nusa
Coroner,
Dr.. W. D. Van.
Police Jury.
H. BoFFpAuIa, PreSideu.
N. l.. ELpREDGE, J.T. Raouss, !,
t,oBT. GREEN. 7. j. Mopcs
II. II. BARTELs j. A. LEaI,,
Clerk Of Police Jury.
LYMAN c. lrols
Parish Treasurer,
ELIJAH WIS.,,
Town Council.
J. J. ABADIE. Mayor.
r. II. Mills, J NJ, Ban,
:. WISE. n. G. Yop,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-07-31

The best honey plant says a New
York ar;av;st is the Wild red raep
berry.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-07-31


Women will never be able to
obtain employment in the drug
stores. said a st. Louis druggist
recently, because it is Centrally
recognized that they are net able
TO keep a secret. You may not
think 50 but a pharmacy becomes
Il regular confessional. There are
secrets placed i'll oar keeping that
it would never DO to trust TO the
tender mercy Of The average CAD
ding, cosby female. la oar bust
ness we learn all ahont peoples
bodily affections and weaknesses,
and we ere acquainted with the
little sins and things Of that kind
which the interested parties would
not have The world knows for
anything. 1l.en. too we learn who
paints whopowjcrs who eat opium
who uses belladona to brighten the
eyes. Or arsenic 10 Whiten the SKIN,
who is obliged to use insect powder
at lome and various things Of that
Kind that wouid be too great a
temptation for a taiAative woman
TO give away.
General Logan announced a very
important discovery recently in his
Providence peech, one which bids
fair 10 solve the labor problem If
both employers and employees will
give their undivided attention to it.
What is needed, he savs, in order
to sccnre harmony between labor
and capital is to pay a fair days
wages for a fair days work. The
simplicity Of this remedy must strike
every body with sudden and peculiar
force. The customary wav Of
looking at the suhjcct--H,at Of pay.
ing an Unfair days work, or fair
days wages for an unfair days
is clearly at tic bottom Of ali The
disturbances OF the time.-N. y.
Post.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-07-31
...1.,s. l:Aus1 : UsxL
GUS. %GODCHAUX,
AbbeviIie, Louisiana.

Tnrrs constantly on hand a fne
i and selected stock Of all kinds
or Dry Goods. Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Hats. Caps and Notions.
[ keep also a fresh, ard selected
supply Of
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-07-31
What is Home without Mother?

And yet how many of us have
unhealthy mothers, wives, sisters and
daughters. If they would only use
Creole Female Tonic all the Ills TO
which womankind are heirs would
vanish Ike mist beneath a noont'ay
san. This inestimable remedy is an
infal,ibie care for weakness. new
oasress. monthly Irregularities, pain
FIJI menstgaation and al female com.
paints. i'or sale ~ \. G Youag,
Druggist, Aobs7Ille, Ia.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-11
GiienbahnunalH6

@eftern Morger 6 ubr berIieBen brei
Gra6taiae in 3pii6enpauien bon aebn
3u aebn Minuten bas Depot Der Suns
fetzgabn, UNI nod Dem Often gu geben.
6inter Der Salabp : Bride bolte Der
brittle 3ug So. 148 ben 3~tpeiten SEQ. 12O
(&oubufteur Glanbers) elm utlb rannte
gegen i'm, 10 oaB bic Gabooie unb cine
Mn5abl 6ra6tcars entgleifen. 9as
8eleiIe puroe auf cine meite Strede
aufgeriHen. 8ei benz 3uiommenftoB
perlor Ser 8remfer gb. Oabis iein 2es
ben unb Sbos. 9ucp erlitt einen 8eins
bru9. Ser Sngenieur 6es oritten 3us
ges giebt on, baB oer Ne5el 10 bi9t
NOR, baB er ben borausaeben6en 3ug
erlt bemerfte, als er in befien unmittels
barer Hdbe ipa unb oeBbalb ben Nns
praQ ni6t meGr berbiubern fonnie.
Bic Sunfsts9 abn bat in Iebterer 3eit
nit ibren Gradt3ilgen entldiebenes
Bed aebabt. Der @et6o:ete 60. Saz
big 1T Der iinsfte Sobn bes betannten
g:ienbabn Goubutteurs Capt. Dauis.
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Sic WermcHuua Der TluBufer.

SIN Muftrage bes @ta6tratbs fanben
1i9 bic tdbtif6en unb Der @puntDs8er=
meiier auf benz 8radenribgei@en 2anoe
an ben Quellen oes San Mn%tonipfluis
fes elm, INN bas 2ano gu permeHen.
BORT faeten ibnen bic Irbeiter beg
Serru 8rofenribge> oaB iie li6 auf
frembem Gisentbume befdnDen uno bas
2ano gu berlaHen batten. uno bic
0ermeher famen benz Wuni9e mad uno
empfablen fi9 mieber. Was foG nun
aus Der Sadie tperoen?
Set Der StaotratD ben wabnlinnigen
Strei6 besiug, bic San Nntonio Duel,
len gu bertaufen, bat f6 unter oen
8irgern Der @laube erbalten, baB auf
ieber Settle bes Glufes Elm Weg fir ben
9it9commiifipner relerbirt murbe, ba=
nit bic 8eudKerung ni@t gebin5ert
peroe. Serr 8rafenribse aber bebaupz
tet, baB Die 8ermefungen big In bic
Mitte bes Glu1es bineinrei6en. 9ier
befebt aIfo elm 3mieipalt, Der 10 raid
pie m6gli9 beieiti9t merben io0te, ba
er emit Der 5ta6t gefdbrli9 tperben
f6nnte, uno aus bieiem @runbe Ddre es
fir Serru 8radenribge bel berninftls
ger gepeien, Der 8ermeiung feline 0ine
bernife in ben Meg gu leget. st, bat
ft6 iebo9 f6on friiber bagegen geitrdubt
unb benz Stabtratb ben &atb gegeben,
i'm su perflagen.
8ei elmer &Iage ldge Der 8ortbeil
auf Settle bes Qerrn 8radenribge, benin
er-bat @elo geuug uto bas lit ia bod
bic 9auptia6e in einem Pro5eRe. Wer
fantt es iiberbauptb orausieben tDie LANCE
bic &lage bauern miirbe, ebe iie bor
ber b69ften Snitau5 enti6ieoen wirb.
Gin 8eifpiel liefert uns Die Jen5 Der
Mittpe Gallagher, bic in Der namenloz
fen @traBe ftebt, pel6e bonn Menger
Dotel an Der fatbolif6en Stride entlang
fiibrt unb bic Dit9 einf9lieBt. Ser
berfforbene Menger srtpeite,te einif iene
etraBe por ldnger dig 80 Sabren, Sal
lagber tpeiserte fi@ aber, feline Gen5
peg3unebmen unb 10 itebt lie beute mod
auf bemielben Glefe. Webrere Mfale
perfu9te es Ser Stabtratb, bic Gen3 gu
e~ntfernen, gum Iebten Male bor ettpa
smei Monaten, aber iofort tpar Die
Wittpe Gallagher NIT einem ginbalts.
befebie sur 9anb. ln6 10 ffebt bic
Gen3 beute nod, Dbglei6 Sebermaart
bemerft, baB flo fid auf Der StraBe bes
inbet.
Sour cine Glage berrtag Die Sadie gu
enti9eiben, aber barauf wir6 fi9 Der
Stabtratb ni@t einlahen. neil fie gu
bel foifet. Sa, forgte bas @eieb bafir,
oaB ber berlierenbe She'll idmmtli9e
untoiien gu be3ablen bat, 10 m06te cine
&lage nobl angeben, aber unter bet
beitebenben 8erbdltni1en mdre es elm
hummer Strei1 opm 5tabtratb, fi6
auf cine iol6e einSula1en. 9ahelbe
ldBt fi6 aud pon gradenribges 2anb
fagen.
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Sic Mneume 8.

Wv <%VStWN
Die fdbtii9en neutrality-suspicious.
Der Mbenue 3, bic berf9ie6ene tauienb
Dollar nebr er~forberten, als berarz
f9lagt mar, finb bolenbet. Nun berz
bleibt es ben @runbeigentbiimern, ibre
S~eitentpege 5u %erniebrigen unb in
Stanb gu ieben, unb bas tpirb ulges
fdbr gerabe 10 niel foften, als bic Stras
Benperbeierung ielbf.
ST es BENT aber cine tDirfli9e Bers
beferung, Die man nit Der 6traBe bors
get1ommett bot? 90 tpirb fi@ gemiB
Elm Sober fragett, ber fie beiu6t, uno
mill er unparteiii6 iein, 10 fam er nur
nit Nein barauf antmorten. 9te
StraBe 1T erniebrigt tuorben, fdmmts
li9e NebenfraBen finb ieBt b0ber, un0
bic Golge tpirb iein, baB bel &egeus
meter an ieber Miinbung Der Nebens
ftraBen Simple entfteben. u~eberbaupt
1T gar ni9t erfi6tli6, nod uel6er
&i9tung bin bas &egenmaier aus
Mbenue 8 abfieBen iDn, unb cine ue=
beri9memmung ber @traBe fanr baber
t1tGt 1lsbletbet1.
59on iebt, nod faum einmalisem
&esen, fino bic Wagenfpuren inmitten
Der StraBe gu bemerfen unb es mlrb,
trob Der Sampfmalae, bic BET benz 8au
in Mnpenbung gebrau9t tpurbe, babin
fommen, Dab fi9 bic StraBe ftetig pers
i9le9tert. sic nirb baHelbe S1idial
ber StraBeu tbeilen, bic man aufpfli9t
uno banr fi6 felbft iiberldBt. @erabe
bur@ Oas Aufpflisen tuerben fie erf
re9t f9le@t. Gum ueberffuB beri6ten
uniere englii9en 3eitungen, baB bic
WaFernerf : @efeai9aft &6bren in
4bentte 8 le9t unb Die 9traBe besbalb
tuieoer aufreiBt, uno mas bas bebeutet,
bat mobl f9on Sober fennen gelernt.
Wir glauben besbalb, bob bic an
Mbenue 8 pobnenben @runbeigentbis
rler faum iber bic 8erbeferung Der
@benue 8 erfreut iein uerben.
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u. aabn s. 60.
@dn3lider Muspertauf in 9errei1, unb
&naben > Nn3igen.

Tint &aum gu i6afen fur elm aug.
i9lieBli9es Sdnittmaarenlager babel
u. &abn & 60. fi9 enti9loKen, ben
8orratb BON 6errens unb Rna.
ben u d bollftdnoig aus5u'
bertaufen uno 3tpar gu preifen, bic Sc
ben in grftauner feBen tperben. Mii
&e6t fagt bic Girma in ibrer Mnaeige,
vbaB es nun ni6t mebr n6tbig fei,
Gleiber gu tragen, Denn man UNI
elm 8iaiges neue betommen fann."
Mer alio ben 9esebenen Wint benubt,
Der fpart @elb.
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Weriamnluna oes Grefutipcumites.

SSIfWAtAtAuWD uSo
9as Gomite our nnterbaltung Der
@ifenbabnz8 rafemen bat folgenbe 60
mites erttannt.
@mpfangs.Gomite: MaDor Galag=
ban. S. $. Gren6, s. $. ganfs,
u. s. 2pdpopb, sc. 6anf9fe, 80. MoDs
nep, Srant @rice, &i@ter Nooman, 8.
@olffon.
Jinana : @omite: SDbn Stebens,
5. g. Mleranber, Sol. 8elfnap, s. W.
@aaagber, Sobn %gapanaugb, 9an Das
big, q. MtadeD, S. 9. Sobnion, 6.
Seutf6.
8anquet=g bmite. u. prescott, s.
Sotcpt u. Gbepalier, Sobn 8rabD,
5. g. Netpcomb, g.. @osgrppe, Geo.
Bai6al, .. BergffrDm, 5. 3. 8eloz
rabsfD.
BaIz @Dmite: g. s. 2etpis, l1oo
&bDoius, Sim 6art, %. 8. 9ingsbus
rD 8. s. 9afrenb, %. g. Mesmer, 9r.
80. 2inbner, Carl Bed, s. 6. 2abatt.
Nm 9ienftag Na6mittag finbet i'm
@ourtbaufe cine 8eriammluug ftatt, in
tpel6er bic @Cmites 8eri9t gu e%ritatten
baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-11

- Grdulein gIbira S6leuning, mel.
DE In einem sroBen Ror3erte in Sen
yort Turore madte our6 ben 0ortrae
DON Mrbitti's .2a @antatrice" mirf
bieIe piece auf bielfeitises 8erIangeu
In benz morgigen Concerto fingen. Wu.
fftenner ino auf biefe Summer BEG
rei6baltigen 2on3ertes Defenders aaf.
merriam gu MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-11

: Dos @lenb, bas &6rper unb @eit
BEL anbaue,nber 9artleibigfeit enpfin=
ben unb erbulben miifen, ldBt fi6 nit
Wo,ten ni6t bel6reiben. Die regelmds
Bige Mntpenbung BON MDer's abfibren=
ben pilen in lei6ten 9oien getpdbrt
ben sei6md6ten @ingepeiben ipieber
sefinbe Sbdtisfeit. 8eriu6e es nit III
men unb le tpetben bid beilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-11

Sic fleine Srubie Glorie, bas mus
fifalif1e Wunberfinb BON San MntoniO
tpirb In benz SurnerbalenS &on3erte ibre
2eifunget1 i'm 0iolinipiel gum 8eiten
geben. SIS 1T elm iiberrai6enber Nn'
Bid, bic sarten fleinen Singer nit iols
der Meiferi9aft bas f6uierige Snitrm'
ment banbbaben su seben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-11
Hunt & Booth.
6eu unD 0etrei6e.

gen frei auf ber Balm an foIsenben @Idben
San lntcnic, ahle, Sanlsr, 6Odlep
Waner, Bierg Suncticn.
Teines Sobnion Gras Sp3ialitdt
W etdbtif9e DrOsrs psrben prompt aus.
gefibrt unb sarantirt.
EeIseraptirt cber fdreibt tutsen Breifeu.
9eIebbon 226. Office "a, Wet auebafraee,
Can slntonio. TI0Suw4n
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STIR Gcuutp /. @Hdsrteilfer.

9err So1u Witbers a~utoriiirt uns
hermit, i'm ais Ranbibat fit ba8 amt oes
gountb. Sddtmeifers bon 8sxar 60. In Der
ud9fen WaBl anau3eigen.
&ir fin6 autoriirt, Germ %. Grob0fe
aIs Ranbibat fur @ieDermabI fir bas Nrnt be8
County @9atmei fer8 In Der bebor>
itebeu6en NobsmberipabI on3uaeisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-11

- 9as 2on3ert in Der SurnsrbaQe
uirb borausf@tli@ Elm sroBartiger gr.
folg tperben. Sic Na9frage mad BEN
gintrittsbiaetten 1T cine auBerorbentli6
rege. Man tann ii6 babOn i'm 2aben
bon Sim 9art iib~er5eugen.
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sue Gherif.

sir iinb autoriirt, Germ Rat Rents
ais Ran6ibnt fir @ie0erpabI fir bas Stat bes
Gberiffs an5ufin0isen.
4Bir finb autorifirt Germ 9bo8. %. Mt.
Gall fit 6ns Amt bes Sheriff in ber be,
boriitBenbeu 9obemberDabI an3uoeisen.
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Cite Stage ii6er Yrown's
Srot 3ttters 6ednftportef.

0ieGei&t f&cn tdufenbmdI Ut BE 5rdee sefeIt trpr.
ben: ,gDie fann Brprpn's SSrpn Bitters ales furiren2"
Stun, has tbut es niGt. Nber e. furirt irgerb cine
8ranfbeit,+ fir tuel6e Elm tintteer Nrst g tfen Yerf6ret.
ben pirbe. SMe Nerste ertennet Giftn ale has bette
aler itnea b%efanntea Stdrfunssrntttel an unb Nad-
frdge In treenb eiuet bebeutenbe1 Gben,ifaliengeidGft
ptrb bic Bebauptuns ~befdtieen, tas In Der Wlebi;in
1etr grdsarate ron Gifen ais sSa iresnb elmer anbern
Subffan; eebrdu6t fperben. Oardus er8ibt itt, eaB
Gifen ais Ser tpidtisfe Sactor bei elmer erfolsrei6s1
rnebtsinifdet praris su betradtet 1T. GS III trpbtera
cine inertplrbtee 3batfdhe, bag spr Der Grfnbung bon
Drntun's Srnrt 9ttter8 feline Sbniee 9efriebtsuns sc.
wdbrenbe Giiensufanameniesune %eriairte.
8rnWm's 9rna 8itters s 5Ssssta ats e.
serurfa6t fsinen 8ppfidmer3 rnb feline Sartletbtstsit
--aMe unnertt Giieu.N2ent5inet t1nr ntes. 1roiun'S
Srnn @ttterS furirt Uernauttg8 Dei6tuerhet,
Caller: geibiuernea, e9tuates SbSpepFe, @ala.
jbtudte, G1msrset In Geiter, Siifen nner
Glieneri, Gobfidnter5 unh WeiraIete-fIr aae biefs
llebel ipirb Giisn tdsltd serfdrteben.
8rnwm's 9rnn 8itters 1 ais' in is tEsts
Minute. @lei& alien anbern srinbliden Mebistnen
trirtt Is I~dnaiart. Wenn BON Ndnnerit eeapnumen,
IN bds erfe ppblttuenbe SYrtptort erneuerte Gnergte.
Die Nusteln tperben bann fefter, bic @erbauuns yer.
teTert f1, Der r1nterleib trirb tbdttg. Del Graneit 1T
bic gDirfuna in Der @ead f4neqer unb raetr a%afdlenb.
Die &uset fldren f4 fofcrt; bic 5autfarbe pirb ben;
perfdwintet; funfttpneae St6runeet MAIDEN Der 8e-
aelnd6iafett pldS unb, nent cine fiaente W6ttter, 70
tt Nabrung fur bas 3inb im lteberRub Scrbanben.
Ofat SeraeHe nidt, eo6 Brppn1s Srpn Bttters bic
eitaige Gtfen- w2ebisin tt, bic nint fddbli@ TT. aer3te
ut6 &tot9efer e~rapfehlet es.
Dds Mshte Bat 5anbelsmarfe unb eefreuJte rptte
etaien auf BEN llmf1las. @an itebtae tt&ts anaeres.
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- Derr Otto 9iIgers, elmer Der als
erfannt beiten Muiiter unierer Staot.
tpirb in benz groBen &on5ert in Der
9urnbale bic Sdnger als pianift bez
Qleiten.
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= Die 3errea @or6on, Serf, Carr
unb Oaflep baben fir bas morget in
Der Surnerbale %fattfnbenbe groBe
&onaert Elm b6lig 1eues Quartet einz
Qeiibt.
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Sir gounta : @lsrt.

Bir fnb autorifrt Germ Etab. @.
Gmift ais 4anbibaten fir @ie6erermdbluns
fir bas sfmt bee Gouutb. gIerfs anaus
tinbioen.
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sStr gOuntb. NReFor.

VIII finb antoriFrt, GERM s. q. Me9etu.
ton aIs 8anbibaten fir SaS amt bed
6 nty saffefforS anau;eieen.
Wiz fnb antoriirt Germ Capt. Sobn 9
Grapforb aIs aonbibaten fit boS aiat bed
gountb . Afefor in ber beborfebenben aoben''
berpa6I au5u5eisen.
VIII finb autorifirt, Germ CAPT. 9. M
@oor aIs Ranbi6at fir @ieberipabl fur oaa
gmt bes Gonntb- sfefor il Der beSorfebenoeu
ylobem6eriuabI an3u;eigen.