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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-09

Mrs. l.. H. Purdy, teacher of
oil painting in all It's branches, in
Guiding lustra, water color and crayon
work. A few fine paintings of Mrs.
Purdy's may be seen at the keaough
Bros, West 2nd St, Superior, where
terms may be learned.
"The people of West Superior as a
rule are progressive and appreciative,
and yet we learn with regret that the
city is losing resident, as we'll as an
artist, lady with twenty years ex-
perience in oil painting, lady with
natural talent, culture and ability for
fine art. The lady referred to is Mrs.
l.. Ii. Purdy, we'll known to SUPERB
or's best families, having taught class
here during the long winter months.
The ladies of her class have accomp-
lished much during their studies and
have many fine productions to show
tor their tuition. Mrs. Purdy leaves
West Superior for Duluth where she
will probably find new field and
good prospects for her professional
duties, as it is understood she opens
up studio in that city.-Daily In
tcr-Ocean.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-09

Hon. "Bob." Ingersoll being asked
why he was republican in reply
gave the following terse, jointed and
truthful reason, which every republic
an should learn by heart:
| am opposed to the Democratic
party and want to tell you why:
Every ordinance of the succession eyer
drawn was done by a democrat.
Every man that tried to tear the old
flag down was Democrat. Every
enemy tits republic has had for 25
wears was Democrat. Every
man that starved Union soldiers, re-
fusing them crust in the extremity
of death was Democrat. The man
who assassinated Abraham Lincoln
was Democrat. Every man that
sympathized with the assassin--every
man that was glad that the noblest
president ever elected was dead, was
a Democrat. Every man that want
ed the privilege of whipping another
man to make him work for nothing,
and pay him back with lashes upon
his naked back WAS a Democrat.
Every man that raiced blood hounds
to pursue human beings was Demo
crat. Every man that clutched babes
from the breasts of shrieking, shudder-
ing, crouching mothers and sold them
into slavery was a Democrat Every
man that swore he wonld never pay
the bonds, every man that swore he
never would redeem the green backs,
every maligner of the country's credit
and calumniator of his country's
honor was Democrat. Every man
that resisted the draft, every man that
hid in the bushes and shot at Union
men simply because they were en-
deavoring to enforce the laws of their
country was Democrat Every
man that cursed Lincoln because be
issued the emancipation proclamat-
ion, was Democrat. Every man
who believed that state could leave
the Union at its pleasure, was a Dem
ocrat. Every man who believed
that the grand fabric of American
government could be made to crum-
bic instantly into dust at the touch Of
treason was Il Democrat. Every man
that helped to burn asylums in the
city of New York, was Democrat.
Every man who tried to fire New
York was Observation-Disclosures he
knew that thousands would perish
and that the great serpent of flames.
leaplng from one building to another,
would clutch children from their
mothers arms-every wretch that did
il was a Democrat. Recollect it!
Every man that tried to spread the
small pox and yellow fever in the
north was a Democrat. Soldiers,
every scar that you have on your
heroic bodies was given you by a
Democrat. | am Republican.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-09
Sincerely Yours,
secy. Democratic state central Commute


Secy. Democratic State Central Committe.
For reform administration these
democrats make pretty lively rascals.
The foregoing circular is accompanied
with a large number of campaign
documents, printed upon the govern
ment presses and franked by single
member Of congress in quantities suf-
ficient to carpet whole State, for
warded to postmasters who are sup
posed to be "non-partisan" patriots,
with requests to call for more if
thought advisable ''Turn the ras
Gals out. We want to look at the
books. Star and Times.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-09

fish who was ofthe unfortunate sort.
And always eonplaining-a bubt unwise.
Once saw companion dart after prize
Sent down by some innocent lover of sport
Hes got IL and so like my luck, declare
He shot right past me; such things are not
fair.''
Sobbed the fish who had missed it-with other
remarks
Quite common TO flsh-folk, from minnows to
sharks
But learning. in time, of that cruel hook baitcd
"Ah, how proyidential," he cried. that
waited.'
From -Jack-inthe-Pulpit." in St Nicholas for
June.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-09

-"Republican victory, the pros
poets of which every day grow bright
er, cal be imperiled only by lack of
unity in council or by acrimonious
contest over men. The issue of pro-
lection is intellectually stronger and
greater than any man, for it concerns
the prosperity of the present, and of
generations. yet to come. Were it
possible for every citizen of the re-
public to see for himself the condition
and recompense of labor in Europe,
the party Of free trade would not re-
ceive the vote of a single wage-worker
between the two oceans 1t may be
directly i'll our power as philanth-
rophists to elevate the European la
borer, but it will be q lasting stigma
on our craftsmanship if we permit the
American laborer to be forced down
to the European level And, in the
end the reward of labor everywhere
will be advanced if we steadily refuse
to lower the standard at home
James G.. Blaine.
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A New Candidate for State Treasurer

We learn with satisfaction that
Hon. II. G. McRae, of Chippewa
Falls is an aspirant for the Republic
an nomination as State Treasurer,
and that his friends throughout the
State are quietly at work advancing
his interests. Mr.. McRae is one of
the most prominent and popular cit
liens of Chippewa Falls, in which
city he has resided since 1868, being
identified with many of its leading in
obstetrics. He served as treasurer of
the county from 1873 to 1876, giving
perfect satisfaction to all the people
of the county regardless of party SYM
pathies and affiliations, and represent
ed his district with marked credit in
the assembly of 1870 and 1880.
Should the Republican party make
him the nominee for the office his
friends want him to have, he will
make strong run and add strength
to the ticket.
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Civilization boasts that It has
made a North American savage into
an editor. Well that's good enough.
but Id bet my bottom dollar if | had
one that if he don't get his subscrip-
ton in advance the delinquent sub
scrlber will convert him back into a
savage.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-09
DEAR SRI send you by this mail


DEAR SRI send you by this mail
copies of the Presidents Mes
age, which you will distribute to the
voting patrons of your Office.
These documents are all printed in
English, you will only direct to those
who can read in that language.
The Hon. T. NJ. Hudd, NJ. C. from
Wisconsin has franked these envel-
opes, no postage will be charged on
them, and all that you are asked to
do is to direct them.
As further favor | ask that you,
write on the back of this letter the
names of those to whom you send
them, and return the same lin the
enclosed stamped and addressed en-
velope) to this office, and should you
think it advisable that other patrons
of your office should receive copies
you will add their names to the list,
and we will direct and send them
from here.
| regret that it is necessary to put
on you the labor asked for, but liz
dulge the hope that it will be prompt
ly done, and you may rest assured
that such favor will neither be asked
of you again nor forgotten by me.
If you know the politics and age of
the patrons to whom you send these
documents, and indicate the same on
the back of this sheet this Will greatly
increase its value to me.
Sincerely Yours,
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nnIynSen Wonders :, ,,o,,

HdIlIl1I W obotfs eNlslt IN thousands of
HEEPiorms, but are supposed by the maryels
DAI4Ig OF invention. Those who are in need
OF profitable work that can be done
"hiIe hVlhg az home should at once send their
address to llallet & Co. Portland Maine and 70
ceive free, full information how either sex
OF All ages can earn from 81 to ;. 5 day and mn
wards wherever the live You are started free
All succeed " Va
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-09

Now let the Republicans give us
Sherman and Gresham and we will
turn the rascals out in great shape
next fall
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-09

In fire at Helena, Montana
last Saturday night one n IN and
thirty-four horses were burned to
death.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-09
NOTICE for Publication,
r AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
IL May 2lSt 1883.

u
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler hss filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Douglas county. Wis. at superior Wis.
ON July eth 1855 viz: Charlie Gallagher, Pre- i.
s. No l5SS for the NEl4 SWit see. -, TIP. Is,
Range Il W. He names the following witnesses
TO prove his continuous residence upon and culfi-
Walton of said land viz: Joseph Huck, John NJ
Mutt. Matt Carroll, Michael Gallagher, all OF sp-
pe-ior, Douglas Co. Wisconsin.
iua6i5n c. W. CARKINGTON, Register
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NOW is a GOOD time to BUY

nEHFEg 4TSIewartIcti are those who read
UN iftI 4 this and then act; they will find
htlE59I9 honorable employment that will
~ not take them from their homes
families. The profits are large and suIc for every
Industrious person many have made and are now
making several hundred dollars month. Il is
easy for any one to make - and upwards day,
who is willing To work. Either sex. youug or old;
capital not needed: we start you. Everything
new NJ special ability required you. reader,
can do 1t well 3 any one. Write 20 MS at once
for f1n particul rs. which mail free. Address
Stin on K Co.. Cortland, Maine.
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A SIBERIAN PRISON.

erals, published at Geneva. by whom they
are very highly commended.
In this June number Mr.. KEENAN, gives an
Interesting account of his visit to the for
warding prison at Tiumen, where he found
double the number of prisoners confined
than there was room for.
In reply to u question from Mr.. KEENAN,
as to how many prisoners died during the
year, the warden replied:
About three hundred. We have an cpl
demic CT typhus almost every fall A
prison so overcrowded can not be kept
clean, and as for the air in the cells, YOU
know now what it is like The local author
tiles here have again and again urged the
Government to make adequate provision
for the large number of exiles crowded in
to the prison during the season of naviga
ton, but thus far nothing has been done be-
yond the building of two log barracks"
In the ovcrcrowdcd womon's prison Mr.
KEENAN, says he found no criminals-au o.:
the occupants were voluntarily going into
punishment with their husbands.
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srtiing POstmastars to Work.

DEMOCRATIC STATE Central COMMITTEE
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.
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Gin anberer puntt, tueldem f6 Sic
algemeine Iufmerflamfeit autpembet, 1T
bic Selfrage. Ser bauptfd9li6fe
Oelbe3irf, tpel6en i'd femme, liegt in Der
Mdbe bieies plaBes; es 1T elm Sbal,
bas 6 Meilen melt bon bier-5aIaoo-
unb siemliG ebenio melt bon Belton
liegt; f9on felt Sabren mar es befannt,
baB bort i@wa6e Nuaei6en porban6en
tparen, Del6e auf bas 8orbanoenlein
bon Del binmieien. Set ber ginfabz
ruug bon 8obr,M ai9inerie 1T bort eine
Mr5abl bon 8runner gebobrt in Ell.
mem umfreis BON elmer M1eile giebt es
bort gegen 20 8ruunen, tpeI6e aae nit
chamber Spuren bon Del aufpeiien,
un6 spar einige berielben in folder
Menge, baB es gefammelt unb ganomen,
tpeiie gu berf6iebenen 3ueder pertauft
Dirb. 9as bort pprfommenbe Del ge.
bort 5u elmer iebr guten 9tt bon
S6mier6l uno lit. = allen Mu3ei1en
nod gu fdlieben,-in febr GROCER Men=
&c uorbanben. Sn 8urnet County fins
oct fi9 Elm anberes Oelager.
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gor Qur,em mar in Tronffurt a..

8or aur5em mar in Grantfurt a.
M. Elm Brief aufgesebeu porben, auf
oeien umi@lag foIsenbes al lefen
1tano: rDem vpopuldrfen" Wanne
Trontfurt's a. SO. in Granffurt a.. M.
Trei. Cine semiB Iei@te Nufsabe fir
bic Boten sSr. grcellen3 b. Stefan's,
heren Jinbtsfeit ipri9m6rtli9 !" 9ie
ngetoiB lei@te Nufgabe" tuurbe gldn3eno
gelbit, bic Marfe tpurbe abgefempelt,
Der gan5e Brief III einen apeiten ums
f9lag getban unb bieier nit ber Mbrefe:
germ 5riebri@ 5tolbe, bier" perles
ben, un6 ri9tig, Der 8rief tam 10 in
bic 9dnbe, fit Die er, ME Der sSnbaIt
ergab, betimmt mar. (stolbe 1T Der
S96pfer u~n3dbliger SofaIFguren un6
ber 0erausgeber Der 6%rantfurter v2as
terne".) Ser NbreKat fanb auf Der OILS
beren umf6lagieite beg Orisinalbriefes
bic 8erie:
Nh6t tebt es gu Der poft gu ri9ten,
User pobl an populdriten lit.
Do9 nimmt ite an mad ben @ebi6ten,
DAB Su es, latter gtolbe". bit!
Gaiierli@es Potamt.
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..

= Maior gGiDt, eetretdr Der
6taats ginpanbarunss get6rbe, bat
reienirt unb 8. 70. CLIFTON bonn grs
ecutibs Romite lift ~pDrtdufig fur ben poz
fen ernannt tporben.
Bon 8lad Sad pirb beti9tet,
baB bort einem geDiRen Jorb BON eis
nem aus 20 bepaHneten unb mastirten
Ndnnern beifebenDen Mtob angefinSigt
tporben lit. binnen 3mei Sagen bic Sc
geno au berlafeu. Soro bat bsim Gries
6ensri6ter Miuiams Nn3eige sema9t
uno bic 9a@e tuirb unterfu@t tperben.
= Die beioen Nmerifaner Clos.
email unb 8. 6ines, bic ben 3ug
3wif9en @bibuabua unb 81 Yaio Be-
raubten, finb eingefangen tporoeu.
= @uero. 6err s. &c. StaDmer
bon 2uling belt cine Mnipra9e an Die
leitenoen Decentralization bier betrefs
Der iabueitliGen Smmi9rationss urb
Sn6utrie : Bepeguna, unb es tpurbe
in Golge befen cine 8eriammlung ans
geiebt, in tpel1er Nbgeorbnete fir bic
ON l. Gebruar in San Mntonio ffatt.
finbenbe &onpeniion geDdblt merben
iollen.
Der Greeutib ; ausf9uB bes
StaatssSS 8ereins in Nu.
FIN bat Don ben iolgenben Dampfer,
LINEN, Der Wbite Star, Der Nn9or, Der
Snman, Der Norbbeutl9e 2Iopb, Der
frausOif6en 8ransailantique, 3ui@rifs
ten er5alien, Uorin fur bic Smmisras
tions'8 ewesuns unierifibung augelagt
wirb. D;e genannten 2inien .perben au
@uniten errOpdii9er @inpanoerer nies
brigere pafasefdbe getpdbren.
- Srob bes llnuetters III ber 0ie6.
perlut in Samilton gountp nur elm
lei9ter geueIen unb bat baupifd9li9
alte aabe betrofen. Sas 9%eerbenOisb
1T inbeB iebr beruntergefOmmen unb
bel a~nbausrnb u~ngiinfiger Mitterung
tpirb Der 8erluit unjweifelbaft elm be'
beutenber tuerben.
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Or. @aHeraug, Der in gang 5eras
rtibmli9t betannte 9pe3ialift, bat i1
in Golge 5ablreider at, i'm ergangener
IuHorberungen DeranlaBt geieben, San
Wntoaio einen 8eiu9 ab3ufatten. Ct
bat i'm Maperid 9oteI, 3irmer
81 unb So, Quarter genpmmen, ND er
bon iebt ab toniultirt peroert fam. St
bat feinen Nufentbalt auf 80 Sage feifs
qefeBt. Or. Waferaug bat nit srobem
Grfolge in Dallas unb in aIen gr6Bes
rem Stdbten oes Staates pratti3irt umb
f9 in feinen Spe5ialitdten iberaa aus.
ge5ei9net. Wer berbinbert iein iolte,
ben Or. @af1er5us peri6nli9 auf3us
fuden, fam NIT ibm in Gorrespon6eua
tretel1. 13.1,tum1M
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0erftdnbtae @prte.


gu Nub uno Grommeu unferer Gars
fners2eIer entnenmen tpir benz in Borne
erf9einenben rWeit=3eras- pionier" Die
fol9enbe STEELE elmer Gorresponbena
aus 1apeiteuilIe, Die UNI 10 mebr ges
a@tung berbient, neil fte aus Der Sober
zines praftii9en Garmlers fommt, Der
aus langidbriger eigener @rfabrung
fpri6t, bes Germ u. 9ueier. Was CT
fagt, 1T uns b6aig aus Der GeeIe ge.
i6rie5en unb pirb un3meifelhaft Die
9eifimmuns iebes %pertdnbigen beuti9s
teranii6en Garmers fiuben. Die STEELE
lautet:
vSie @rnten finb bier aud ni1t Be-
ionbers gut ausgefa1en, Ror1 ergab
i'm Dur1fdnitt etpa 20 Biz Is Bufbel
per Nder, 8aumpoQe 6 big 700 pfunb
Gin Samen). 0ieran mar tbeilneiie bic
Srodenbeit f6ulb, bod aud in siniti>
gen Sabren Dirb bel peitem ri1t ges
ma@t, mas sema9t meroen f6nnte,
tDenn Elm rationeQer Gru1tme1ieI nit
DiiugunS betriebeu piirbe, baB es ba3u
fommen muB unb tpirb, lit auBer 5rage.
Sd bebaupte fogar, baB bas beige
2anb bur6 ueritdnbise 8ebanblung unb
liberale Dinguug in tpenigen Sabren 10
melt gebra9t tperben t6nnte, oas es
tnebr ME oas Doppelte brd9te, mas es
beute tbut. Wie piel better tpdre es 4. 3.
tuenn man bur9i9nittlt9 einen 8auen
Baumwole bonn Nder MAIDEN f0nnte,
tpo3u mat tebt brei unb man9mal nod
mebr brau9t2 Nrbeit bat man auf Ell.
mem Nder guten 2aubes ni1t mebr tpie
auf einem Mder f6le6ten, pdbrenb bon
ienem ber profit oas Doppelte unb
Dreifa9e betrdgt. Yiele m6geu iagen:
Sas 1T gang gut, aber mober ben Dtns
ger nebmen, tpenn man feinen BATE Ct
muB eben 9ei6aft tperben. gines ,lnz
ferer beffen Dungfofe lit unftreitig
BaummollaMen. Dunberttauien6e bon
guf9eln Derben ie6es Sabr an. bic Del.
mlblen bertauft fur 8 big 9 Dollars Der
3onne, .tpdbreno Der Samen fur ben
Garmer minoeitens bas Doppelte aIs
Dtuger uertb tudre, tpie bur9 1emif9e
unterfu1ungen feitgefelt 1T. I'm i'm
redt tpirffam au MAIDEN, muB er nit
Stalodnger bermii9t merben. Da3u ge.
bort nattirli6 8ieb, UNI lebteren au
eraeuseu. Oas brau9en aber
besbaIb gar teine groBen
0eerben 3u ietn. Sober tleine
Garmer, Der nur feline 5, 6 6is 10
Ropf bat, fam idbrli1 cine unmaFe
Dinger erbalten, tpenn er benielben ltur
forgfdltig aufbebt, bas Nieb regelmdBig
fittert uno bes Ra9ts i'm Stall ober III
Der penne bdIt, ME es i'm Norben allge.
nein @ebrau6 1T. 2eioer tpiro bier in
bieier 0infi@t biel au rpenig setban unb
bic natirli6e Golss lit, baB bas 2anb
bon Sabr au Sabr drner uir6. GaB
bas ni9t 10 fortgeben fam, muB Sebem
einleu9ten, Der nur eiai9ermaBen na9s
oenfen mill. Wenl man bebenti, 6aB
bas dltefte 9anb bier taum 40 Sabre in
2ultur 1T, cine furae Spanre .3eit =
unb fra9t fi9 oann: Mie rpiro es mobt
in 40 Sabren BON iebt ausfebeu, nit
ber pieuei6t breis big bierfa9sn Beb6l=
ferung, 10 finbet mon i6merlid cine Be,
Intelligence Nntport. IS folte bies
Sbema cine ber Saupt > Nufgabem Der
Garmers : Alian3 fem.
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3aFef in 0exas.

Na6 elmer Mittbeiluus bes 0errn
@b. Goodnight, bes 0ie1 R6nigs i'm
Panbanole, lit Der @erluit an @iabpieb
bort trob Der frengen &dlte nur Elm
unbebeutenber geDeIen. Das meiife
@ieb mirb bort in @ebesen gebaI=
ten, unb es mar 5utter uuo Wa{1er 5ur
@eniee p%orbanoen. Sour penise bot,
ben pumpen tuaren ,ugefroreu. 9as
9eer6enbieb lit meiitens nod benz Yes
eostbal gegangen. ST. @oobnigbt
firdtet inoeB, baB bic f6limmen Sol
gen bes untpetters it6 i'm Mdrs geltenb
MAIDEN merben. ueber bic 8~iHelbeerbe,
DelGe ct auf ber Balaburps& Stand bat,
tbeilt ct nit, baB fe lt6 in better 8ers
faRlng befinbet, un6 DaB oas fdlimme
Wetter ibr feinen S9aben get6an bat.
ST ma6t bort oas Experiment, 8aKel
nit Ginbbieb BON Der bornlolen Mngus>
&aiie gu freu3en. 8is iebt 1T es Inn
aber 1ur gelungen, Gin ein3iges &alb
bon Der Mif6raHe gu er3isIen. ct boft
in nd9ifer 3utunft mebr gu betommen,
ba er Elm paar 8thel uto Nnguspieb
als &dlber 5uiammensetbon unb nit
chamber aufae3ogen bat. 8e3isli6 bes
Beri6tes, baB i'm Panbanble mod nilbe
8dHel borbanben fein, fast er, baB in
ber duberifeu Norbweitede bes pnns
banble Elm paar Sabre lang nod cine
tIeine Seerbe bon uilben 8tHeIn getpes
fen lei. SIN leBten Sabre babe aber
elm prdriebranb bieielben nod benz
GanobiansJluB beruntergetrieben, unb
bort feien piele bon ben Sbieren Sdgerrt
our 8eute ge%ruorben, ebe bic 9eerbe mad
ibren alten @eibepldBen babe aurhdtebs
rem f6nren.
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u m g off6aIter.

9err 8romn (eine 3peisg ents Marte
out einen grief flebemb): rNuf bieie
Martsn folte aud mebr 4lebeifof se=
ftri9en fein."
pofbeamter (perbrieBli9): Isle
m6@ten wcbl fir Sbre atpei Gent 10
biel Glebefof 6'rauf eei9miert erbaI,
ten, 6aB Sic i1 barar iatt Ieden unb
elm Wittagbrot fparen f6nnen?"
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Die bette Salbc Der @elt fir S9nitte
Queti&uneen, @ef9wire, Giebsr. unb Sout.
Nusf9las, GLe9te, seiprungene Sdnbe, Grof.
beulen uub ale Sautfrantbeiten furirt ga.
mvrrboioen ODER feine BeSabInue. 8oIise
Satisfaction sarantirt obsr bas @slb pirb
5uriidsrtattst, Is Gents bic SdadteI bel u
Grtib
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Mnerlef.

SIN 9ifrittseri9t tpirb sesenpdrs
tig bic 2lage bes @pl. BeItnap geger
MiB Slipia Glen rpegert grpreHung
berbanbelt.
- @etern Na@mittag iiberfubr ".
Bennett nit ieinem 3weifpdnner Dor
GriI9's 0ale cine farbige 6rau ga.
mems Wbite. Die Grau erlitt inner.
li9e 8erleBungen, oenen He mutbmabs
lid erliegen tpirb.
= Sn unIerer Office beebrte uns
beute Morgen 9errt grnf 36big,
gigentbiimer Der NeusB raunfelier Sci.
tung nit feinem 8eiu6.
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Island Harbor Company bot fi@ nit
sinem 2apital bon $40, 900, 600 intor.
poriren laHen. Die 2ompagnie beab=
fi9tist an Der Oftlite bon pabre
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BREEDER au erri1ten, um ben S1ifen
bas 2anben unb Gins unb Iuslaben 3a
erm0gli@en. Sie Sntorporatoren finb
big auf smei idmmtli6 Biirger bon San
Nntonio: u. 9anfel, u. Beltnap,
9amilton g. Bee, Seymour g. 3bos
mas, Stem Oort, st. Sob. Sobn ssSres
lamb, 6. 8. 8. OXIDES, s. 8. 6ren9,
8. 8. Sbepberb, Sobn Wilett,
8. M. Wurpbp unb q. 8. WaIter,
Wetp 0prf.
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rem f6mersbaiteu 9auttrantbeiten unb
unibertrofea fir f6limme Mugen.
Gum @ersauf bel Ct. @obn 6 Co.,
Gfe We1f Commerce u. Sib SHifraBe.
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tets Or. 4uguft &auie's hamburger
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ausae5eidnetes Mittel geee1 grfdltun>
gen, tpeIdes ii6 itets bendbtt.-Satob
Walter, &eabing, ga.
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A Gard.

This is to certify, that the Connec-
ticut Fire Insurance Company of
Hartford, Conn.,, A. Moye, Agent,
has in all respects fully complied with
the laws of Texas, and that said
Company is entitled to do business
in this State. L.. l.. FOSTER.
Commissioner.
Austin, January 10th, 1888.
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BET 81. @obn 6 3d., gde Weffs
Commerce uno SiibsO FfraBe.