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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11
Cine Or0indns
Cine 0roiaam5
altr Nmenbirung BET IA. Geftion bes
81. Gopitels BET rebtbirten Sta>
tuten, pie am 90. SUM-
1887 anenbirt.

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Stabtratb Der Stabt San Mntonio:
DaB bic Ia. @ettion bes 81. Rapitels
ber rebibirten Orbinan3en tpie am 20.
Stunt 1887 autenbirt, 10 arnenbirt tuers
Be, baB fe pte folgt Iautet:
Gettion Ia. 9aB es fur irgen6 eine
geriot ungeiebli6 fein ion, irgenb elm
@ebduoe nit 9ol5 ober an6erem brenns
barren Material gu bauett ober gu repas
rire1 mod nit giienble6 ooer auf ats
bere Meiie, tpenr elm fol6es @ebdlbe
bis au 500 feines Wertbes be16dbigt
purbe, Mbprte unit offene G1uppen,
tpenn nit Metan bebedt, ausgenoms
mer. Ober irgenb Elm @ebdube nit
einen Material, tpelbes tiGt feuerf9er
1T, au bebeden. unb au9 6as Sa6 5u
repariren; ober irgenb elm SDl5 ober
nit giienble@ bei9lagenes @ebdube
bon einem plaB mad benz anbera gu
berlesen innerbalb Der foIgenoen
@ren3en, tpel9e hermit als ber Snnere
Seuer. Diftrift be3ei6net tperben. See
ginnen6 an Der 9reu3ung bon Mlamos
unb NuebasS traBe, bann tpeitli9 ent>
Lang Der Nueoas5 traBe gum San pebro
Greet big CUR &reu3ung bon 9oufons
StraBe, bant entlang 9ouftons@ traBe
our Mlamos9 it9, bann iibli@ init ber
9it6 aur SfegommercesS traBe; bann
uefli1 entlans OtsGommerees StraBe
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banit iiibli9 NIT Mlamps6 traBe 3um
Musgangspunft.
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n6rbIi9 bon 9oufonffraBe unb 50 SUB
iiibli9 bon 81 . Commensurate aus.
Ser ben @ebdubeu augeftgte @9a6en
ioa bur9 ben Direftorenratb bet Jeuer>
tpebr fefgeffelt unb fir ben 9tabtratb
burb ben s beg Seuerbepartements
~bsglaubist tperben. NuBerbalb ober
binter ben bier porgeidriebenen Grens
aer unb innerbaib Der In ber ID. Sefs
tion be3ei6neten Geuergreraer mOgen
nit feuerfetem Material gebedte 6olas
unb nit giienbled bei6lasene Gebdu5e
erri9tet tperben, p~prausgefebt, baB bic
pldBe 3uert bonn Geuer > Gomite bei9'
tigt tperben unb bic @rIaubniB bonn
etabtratb bepiaigt tpirb; porausses
iebt iebo6, 1aB fur elm fOl@es @ebdube
feline 8ausgrlaubniB benili9t mirb,
ebe ni1t Bic pldne unb Specifitattoneit
fir ipl9e @ebdube benz Seuer : &omite
unterbreitet unb BON bemfelben genebs
migt tpur6en. l1nb bic PerIDnefr, tpels
DIE foI9e BauerlaubniB erbalten, miiis
fen bic @ebaube ftrift nod ben borges
Iegten uno geiebmlsten Bldnen
fab 9peeiftationer auffibren. Inter
einem ."Iron Clad Building 1T
Elm nit giiembIe9 bei6Iasenes 9ol3ses
Ripe berftanben; gifenble9 bon ni@t
geringerer 9tde als No. 26 in 24X28
3ol platten, in gdn5en plGtten gelegt,
mo- es Der &aum erlaubt unb ni9t meis
ter als apei 3oa bonn Centrum genas
gelt.
Srgenb cine perion, tpel6e irgenb etn
@ebdlbe erri1tet, ober 8ortebrungen
basu trifft, obne bieie 8eitimmungen
bea9tet al baben, ioa eines 8ergebeas
f1ulbig fein. Sober Sag an weldem
er nit benz 8au fortfdbrt ober bas 8es
bdube entgesen ben 8eitimmungen bies
fer Seftiou fteben ldBt, ma6t ein iepes
rates Gergeben aus.
Mngenommett unb sebiQist am %.
Mpril 1883.
~ 8rDan galIagbam
Us MtaAor.
8ef9einigt:
81 HInuhnn. Eifn HIerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11

- 2aBt gu9 ni6t tdui@en bur@
niebere preiie fir Nrbeit, pel@e better
als irsenb cine in Seras geliefert pirb,
ionbern berfigt @u6 mad Gallo
10 ans Ybotograpbii@em Itelier, go.
Alb OFs0 oultonsS traBe, mo- @u6 quite
unb sufrieoenftelenbe Mrbeit gu reellem
preiie garantirt mitb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11

-Sr1uleiu Bertha Seinemann, wObns
baft in Der &ebecca : StraBe in Mlegs
benp, 3d., lit cine groBe 8erebreriu
bon Sr. guguf &6nig's hamburger
Sropfen unb mD9te ni9t obne bieiels
ben fem. Sn alen &pOtbeten gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11

nas- 9ie fein1ten unb mobernfen
SDmmerbite. 8eiebt uniere ausgez
3et6neten Strobbite fur SO Gents.
gansoaf & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11

XIV UCluute WV OktSta9
berabi6ieoeten Off5ieretl bes Beurlaub>
tenftanbes, tpelde III Solge bes neaen
Msbrseiebes pieber bienfphi@tig ges
uorben inb, bat 1T bet preuBif9en
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bonn 16. b. 80. 1inb 125 friibers Diff
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Mrmeeforps pieber angeiteat, barunter
4 i'm eriten unb 121 int speiten Mufges
bot; 8 bon linen geb6ren ber @arbe'
Snfanterie, l Der @arbes &abaIerie, 68
Der 2inieazSnfanterie, l ben Sdgern,
"a Der 2inien= 2abaGerte, Ii Der Gelos
artiqerie, 2 ber GuBarttaerie, l benz
Strain unb 6 benz Sanitdtsforps at.
Sic iibrigen Nrmeetorps biirften raid
folgen. Mu@ int id91ti6en 9eere finb
bic Wieberanfe1unsen erfol9t, bic I'M
@ansen 303 Sffiaiere uno Sc 5anitdtsz
Offi3iere umfaKen.
= 9ie Mbf9affung ber ygpaulettes"
1T Der beati9en Mrmee 1T ieBt i'm vMrs
meeperorbnungsbIatt" amtli9 befannt
gegeben uorbem. 9ie betrefenbe TAI,
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non 6sf a . ao "a gS Nos nu% ,o%Sar4 Iha; e
S grmse ne f Sy h Ss0 =nereyn;atsn en;ssrs
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bis auf Weiteres ni6t angelegt uerben."
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fie BON 1S4,667 .Rilogr. auf 326, 2935a
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int lebteren bat lie Die BON 1886 UNI
81, 8279 Gilogr. uberfiegen. Sic
6auptbermebruag fdat NIT 24,577a
Suogr. auf Sen Ma9ener 8eairt. Sic
probuftion Der Mansfelbi1en @emert,
fdaft 1T f6pn felt aebrerer Sabren fafi
auf glei6er 96be 8eblieben. Mie in
ben 8oriabren 1T bic 8~erme6rung ber
eilberpro6uttion fait gang 6ur6 ben
Smport frem6er grse erfoIgt.
= 9ie SammIungeft fur ben borigeu
Winter geifesfrarf geporbenen Goaias
li1ten Safencleber baben iebt bic Sum>
me bon 1900 Marf errei9t. Die
Merate. beri1ten, baB 9afencleber's 3us
itanb f9 beiert.
@ie angenebm Der Beirut zines
3eitungs. &ebaeteurs in Seutf9lat6 TT,
aeigt fi9 iebt re9t beutli9 BET Der Mms
1efte, bic b~efonoers elmer groBen Mt'
sabl bon &ebacteuren au Suite fortntt.
Mlein In 6er eirer Yrobit13 Wettfaler
erhaltel1, fDtpeit big feBt befartttt, ben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11

Sar Die eIesanteften Nnaise mad
VfaB bel pan6oaft 6 Ssbn.
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1.75O.OOO

YaKasiere haben nit ben Dampfern bes
Wcro6eutiden 2lcHb bic Reife aber's
Meer fiber unb gut 3uradseTest. @es
gen Yreiie unb weiterer Snfcrmaticn
menbe man f@ an
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19

The Brooklyn Eagle probably speaks
omoiAlly when Ii says that president
Cleveland will not be against any plat
Iorm on which he can be 70 ele s,ed. F"
That, however, isA iasI that the ma
J1rily OF the people OF this country re-
allied long ago. Previous TO his cleo
t1on he occupied q patent shifting.
ohsnge-Any.wsy you. wAnt-it platform,
And vas strong protectionist In sec
lions where Ihe tArlf was upheld
while he was an equally strong fret
stAder in the seltions where 1t suited
ness 70 gain him votes. After he be
oAne President he opposed the ex
Union soldiers By every means IN hi
power, bu. now he com men ,es 10 real
t1s that lhe Grand Army Is = DO yer II
tnis lAud aud he is very anxious to OBJ
tAin the good will OF The veterans b.
eonoesoendinR to review their parad
In Brooklyn on Memorial Day. Thi
year he viii have to come before th
psoole on ffsrent pat'orm 10 that g
1884, As the Democrat, platform {
1883 will he for Tree trade fifss, last an
oil the lime, and on .his he m ust stan
or fall.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19

WHILE THERE 10 no doubt but there
will be some Democrats who will vote
the Republican ticket Of the coming
nity election, It is folly TO suppose that
u will be done by the great mass Of
that parry. There Was considerable
grumbling last Saturday night when
the reBulI Of the nomination was
known, and there was . number oil
DemocrAis who sWoFe that under no
circumstances would they vote for Mr..
Dougherty for mayor. Bat during the
week change has come over them
The party lash has been applied un-
spArlngly and hundreds Of the grum-
bleFs have bean whipped back lnio ths
ranks. These men will 60 TO the polls
on June %, and although II will be .
bitter dose, will take thsir medicine
"lika little men." They know full
wall that Mr.. Dougherty 10 not the
man for the position OF mayor Of ihis
city, and for that reason they opposed
his nomination by every means In their
power. They know that because they
did oppose him scores OF them were
poevenIed obtaining thsir tax rsoei pts
and thus desArred from having any
voice In the selection OF o oAndIdEte for
thetr parry. Nov, however, thAs he ID
nominated they will swallow the dose,
and although they have lhemselyei
said that Mr.. DJugberIy 10 not y fl
man for the off 10 Of mayor, they hAv,
not the moral Independence to 20 to tn
polls on jane 9 | and express their con
viotions by their bAlloB. They vii
yoia for him because he is The nomIne
OF The party; The iu.'r sis OF the oily
With its sixty thousand population, lie
matter OF secondary Importance, an
sach men As these sink their mAnhoo
10 obey the beaess OF their parry
Bueh nen are not even good Dsmt
crAni ttey are slaves, who permit sh
bosses 10 lash them into submission
and II 10 . question II they are worth
or sale to b. rused with the right
Suffrage.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19

NIB RANDALL's $ speech yesterday
In ne Ii use OF Repre- ItAtIves on she
Muis Dark LAniern Tariff bill Was an
able ehJr, and he oau,sd the support
srs OF the meAture to tqnirm before he
nahhed. IL was an ArrAignment OF
the AdministrAtiop, in which 1t was
shown that any Atlen ps to interfere, IS
President Cleveland bas proposed, With
sne wise provisions OF the present tariff
could no. fail tn resnls disAsterously 10
the country. II pointed out the blum
oets into which the kd vo,Ates OF free
irAde have fallen, and dearly bhow owsd
lhAi the only wise s1d expedient way
sy Ehloh the sarpns oAn Aiely be re-
uuoso Ia by reiorn in ths internA
revenue system. Let the tax Whiol
the governments now levles on whisk!
Dc repealed 80 thai 1t oAn be collecte
Dy and prove source OF revenue 10 th
ainerenl States, and les the tax on 10
DAooo bs re0 wed altogether. Tn
viii remove burden frorp our peopl
ins9eAd OF adding to Il. ss viii be n
osse II The Milla - uld bsc3ms
AAN.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19

THE FRRE TRADE organ OF this city
puntepds that the purpose OF the Mllls
Tariff pill 10 only 10 reduce the tArih .
IN fling per osn,sse, whioh no denos is
n faot. SIN this bill 10 only the enter
inR wedge for free trade, - IL 10 an es
AAbllahed fact that the party which lie
now in power, from the President down
M the lowest OF his servile followers,
favors indiscrimiuAte free trade, AND
the oonse Quent distraction OF American
Industries. This fac, hAs been clearly
dsmoastrAted, not only By the Rsquoii-
cans bus also by the DemoorAssin oon-
xress Who are opposed 10 . measure
which none oan fall TO see will prove
disastrous TO the industries OF the ma
kion, The Dsmoorahc party has
always been opposed TO the sArin, and
opo OF yhe frsI acts OF Democratic
Congress, during James BuohanAn's
Standardization, vas to alter aud amend
che tariff 30 that 1t preclpitAted the
nrea,es, and most disastrous panics in
1857 that This country has ever passed
fhrouRh. Mills, factories and work
shops were closei, and thousands Of
hands thrown out OF employment
Bipcs the Morrell tariff was adopted 10
1851, thls country hAs prospered and
fisurishsd beyond shAt Of any other In
the world. and why there Is desire OF
the part OF the Admlnislratton TO max
o chsnge, which cannot ous prove dis
astrous, Ia something beyond the oom
prehenslon Of any one, except the mos
blgolted partisAns. There 10 NO lAnt
In the world where the mechanics ant
uorkingmen are ss we'll of 90 In th'
Uaiisd States, and II Ihelr condition Il
compared with that OF The werktnl
olasses OF free trade England, II 10 d!m
cult 70 forSee to whAI they will be re
duced II the principles and theories
ahe AdmlnisirAtion should be CARRIE
into effeoL II 10 all bosh 10 talk Abou
free trade being benefit TO the work
ing olasses; the only ones that w0ul
be benefited BY 1t are the mAnufac
aurers OF free.trAde Great Britain, VII
would then be enabled TO f)od thi
market with goods cheaper than the
could be manufactured here. The COL
sequence would be lba! our mechanic
would either have TO work for starvl
tion wages or remain Idle.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
Public sales.
TRUSTEES SALE
REAL, ENTATE.

BY virtue OF an order OF the chznseilsr OF the
State OF Delaware, made on the seth day Of
March, A. ID 1855, will be exposed at pnbllc
sale, at public vendue, on
SATURDAY, THE 2D DAY OF JUNE,
Az . O'Clock, p; IN, :, lsss, at the Court u ouse,
In the city OF Wilmington, the following Dc.
scribtd real estate, late OF Ann .. Gordon, de-
No. l.. All that certsin lot of land and prem
No Market street, situated on the eAs sterly side
OF Market street between Eighth aud Ninth
streets, bounded on the west by Market street,
on the north by lands OF Benjamin Heilds, on
lands Of the Masonic Hall Company.
NO. 2. All that certain Lon OF land and prem
lses In said city ofWilmlnKton, known as No.
slz Market street situate on the easterly side
streets. bounded on the west by Market on
the north BY the lands OF the Masonic Hall
Company, on the east by King street, and on
the south oy land of Lydia Wiley, formerly OF
Robert II. Robinson. deceased.
l No. .. All that tarm or tract OF land In
| Brandywine Hundred, New Castle county,
| aforesaid. bounded on the west by the Phila-
bdelphia turnpike road, on the north by land VI
Isaac Linderman, on the east by the Delaware
river and on the south by lands of Henry Du-
Pont containing within said bounds i6s scres
| OF land, be the same more or less. The above
Y most desirable fatm; Is on the main line oi
the r., W. y. railroad, lear Edge Moor sta
lion, and one and half miles from the city oi
W wilmington, and commands n Ane view OF tst
Delaware river. Land Is rich and buildlnEi
In good repair. Its proximity to the city and
TO the railroad makes II especially desirAbl,
| as country residence.
known by LHvTC. BIRD. Trustee,
Attest; CHARLES II. McwHURTER.
Il l.. w. Stidham q Son, Auctioneers. mist
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
ICE APPLIANCES.

Do yourealize how necessary Ice has become to our
Summer comfort? We have made little gathering oi
things that hinge the Summer treatment of Ice in the
Household. An object lesson in unreasonable rgidty as
seen from the home ANGLE You may all these appl
ances hudded around pyramid Of Kennebec Ice near the
Ceramic Art Room Put this and that together and the
Refrigerator, the Cream Freezer the Water Cooler be-
possbilesfacts. You about that pile OF Ice
the things have selected from all the world the best
for their several They but hint of the half acre
OF like things in the Basement and reminder Of the many
simple ways there OF bringing Ice into your service
we know rst-class. 1t makes the air pure cold and
dry # harbors no bad smells; gathers dampness
THAT is dead air" space in Refrgeraors, saw
dust stuffed in Others filled SM charcoal in the Puri
tan. And the Puritan s said to be very little eater
Puritan prcesSideboard porcelain tank, $3.50 to $780,;
Upright, 50 IS to $32; Ice Chests, 81 so to SI45o
Other sorts of Rergeators, If you prefer.
Water Coolers Galvanized Iron, $1.4s to $3.50 Por
celained Lined, 81 so to $3I.
Water Filters, with Cooler, IS to So
Gem Ice Cream Freezets, $40 for 2-quar to $40
for 5-quart.
Ice Crusher s. to $40 Ice Picks, SC. Ice Hatchets
25c. to ST. Ice Tongs, 25c.
Basement. northwest
5000 pieces richly decorated American Glassware,
polka dot pattern at half price Water, lemonade, fruit
and berry sets fruit and berry saucers, tumbers finger
green crystal amber, old god canary, and opaescent
shades.
! 100 Decorated English Chamber Sets, blue, brown,
pink; 10 pieces 81 rs from $3.50.
! Decorated China Tea Sets, Sc pieces, round and
square designs; 81 from SIo.5o.
Three items that show the drift Of hundred others.
Basement, northwest OF centre
I0HN WANAMAkFR
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
DAILY REPUBLICAN
aA1UR DAY. MAY 10. lsss

ApynRIIslBs should take sdvsp
ssee OF the large circulation OF she RE
PUALicAN and send in thsir tAvora
uuos. Notwithstanding the REPUBLI-
CAN has been enlarged four columns
she pressure on cur space 10 erease'
nov than ever, as .he people OF VIII
,nine,on appreciate good locSi paper
Al me popular price Of one cent
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
HOrIOns.
5000 RE WARD.

Carmen Malascalza was assaulted on
the evening Of May 7, 1888, by some par-
son or persons unknown, which injuries
proved fatal. By authority OF the Coun-
ell hereby offer reward of 5000 for In
formation that will lead to the arrest and
conviction Of the guilty parties.
NILS @. B. RHOADS, Mayor,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
DRESS GOUDS.

A lot of high class Novelties that were originally $,
are now ST. They did not come down at single bound
Yesterday $I.5o. Only trouble-had too many and so
they have lingeredbut that's ended. 81 yard will
bounce them.
Wool Challs. Not down cent. so and 90 cents.
But the stock Is reeAorced Critical tastes are suited
beautiful costumes created of them In the Sprngtme
the young lady eighty to thoughts oP--Challis
The splendid assortment of stufs-new and big lots
Offered last week. yet unbroken. they worthy
your careful examination We repeat few OF the choi-
cest:
Scotch Surah Ginghams at IS, from 4oc.
Scotch Zephyr Checked Ginghams at as, from 40
cents.
French Beige Plaids at so, from rs cents, and 60
cents, from 81.
Atwood Mixes at IS cents, and the diagonas at IS
cents, from 45.
Just fractions Of Dress Goods thoughts there, but
texts for volumes.
MILLINERY.
The breath of Summer is on the Trimmed Millinery
corner One OF the busiest places in the store. Always
busy Cold warm, wet dry, there is always some
thing doing in the Millinery Reason why: there never
let up in the assortment Ours Is not an opening stock
simply big at the FIRST of the season and then taerng on
to nothing Our designers and trimmers are In the
centres of fashion constantly seeking new thoughts The
FRESHNESS OF Eastern enthusiasm Is undaunted. The new
deas for the close by months full of sparkle and bright
mess Novel features free handling OF material; dainty
ttle touches that make all the difference between COM
+ Imonplace and brilliancy
Il At the Flower and Ritbcn counters in the 'untrim
med section you catch the DRIFT OF popular TASTE Take
STRAW Goods. The things crowding and osing
lone another for recognition Many Of the shapes have
half familiar look many others audaciously and
ssl Unconventional.
d Rough-and- Readies, CT course. They have tc
lstay You know their aunty, sunshiny, cheerful faces
Everybody likes them New kinks and twists to some
such variety Of shapes and colors you've never see
;. before. IS to soc.
ieI Thirteenth and Chestnut streets
(: CLOCKS.
o1 What we are doing in Books to-day Is about wha
are doing every day-every proper Book here (or
will get M and big lots with the prices tapered well
lward the vanishing point
s Makers Of Books are every and then getting
far over their heads as are makers of Dress Goods
S Shoes or anything else. They welcome any help th
olpus them lightens their load. That's what maxi
ILL
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
DEmOYAL

ID EmOvAL
II Having removed to No. aIo East
Fourth street, l am prepared 70 do tin
and taOet iron roofing, gutterink. spoutine
and Job work Of all kinda promptly attended,
to. Tin roofs repaived and painted. Esti
matos furnished when desired. Would be
pleased to see all my old customers and at
N any new ones as may wish 10 give ne Q
cali. ALkxANDEk OHkMBSRS.
alo-am
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
BOOKS.

Publishers Our
price, price.
An Average Man. Robt.
Grant ............. .'pl'oV 'fV
AZ Social Experiment.
Soaring. 30 80
The Knight of the Black or
Forest Litch1eld ..... 10 80
| The World We Live In.
Oswald Crawfurd ..... LOU 80
A Vacation in o Buggy.
Maria Louise POOL. 10 20
VKathrina ]. G Holland % '3O
Crusoes of Guiana. Bous-
senard. rd................ 5O 90
Famous American For
| tunes. L G Holloway $40 LID
IVerses from Sky Farm.
Elaine and Dora Reed
= Good;,is ..,y.!".,.''' 40 ~
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19

DUBLIO 5ALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
L NO III Poplar street, on WEDNEsS-
DAY. May 2st, at O'Clock, sharp. Parlor,
bed room, dining roon and kitchen Iurni-
pets extension tab os, stoves, dishes, so, and
many other articles. Sale positive, to settle
tpe estate MSS MANY SMITH.
L. ". Btldham b son 6uoS IT 81
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19

T aUARkNrsE TO OURE TIE MOST
Il unhealthy SKIN, removing pimples,
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