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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-11-08

W. G. Bowen, editor Of the Cotnlla
Ledger, was some time since Undue
Oh to tako an interest in daily paper
mt Laredo, styled the Gate City.
Prof. G.. j. Buck, n cranky, wiseacre
schoolmastcr, formerly of this county,
who without experience or business
sense fnncied he knew all about
journalism, being the other party IN
interest. A months experience was
quite sufficient for Mr.. Bowen. On
resuming the tripod OF the Ledger
he says;
MY connection with the laredo
Gate City has ceased. Running ut
I'm expense of 5000 month, with
only about $500 visible income, made
mo tired before reaching first base
The pitcher gave me kick in the
short ribs, too, on the get off that laid
me up for repairs. Howe er be that
MS it may, | have returned to Cotulla
wiser if not better man, and will
in future be found ut the same old
stand--tho Ledger oilice--with eyes
wide open when propositions come
around to start fresh long primer
morning papers in nonpareil towns.
To which the Maria New Era APP
propri0tely adds:
He is slightly mixed. He means
fresh nonparell morning papers in
long primer towns"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-11-08

ClllLtuo u7 Guy w
Lockhart editor would evidently ha'o
'rejoiced to sec them deprived OF any
medium of communication with tho
people, and even tho privilege OF
voting. Dat upon such pitiful,
aarrow minded bigotry! Let him make
the most Of our alleged organship Of
the non-partisans, as we have truly
stated it.
Lastly word in reply to the con-
cluson Of the Registers article. We
nro not aware that Lincoln and Jeii
Dayis have anything TO do with the
issues now before the country; We be-
lievo their political careers closed
over twenty years ago. But there
are two other men who have had q
good deal to do with our present pol.
itics. We refer TO Grover Cleveland
and Allen G. Thurman. They arc
Northern men, thoroughly loyal to
the Uaion. They arc men after our
own heart. They are cNponentS OF JET
fersonian democracy as we IN our
humble way have long been. As re-
CARDS our later politics as connected
with our National Union, they mo OF
tue school Of democracy Of Andrew
Jackson and General Sam Houston.
So arc we. The editor OF the
Lockhart Register has ostensiby sup
ported these men-Cleveland and
illumination president and vice
president. Who that knows his edi-
torial course can suppose for a mo
ment that he has any real love for them
or their principles? Who can doubt
that "in his heart of hearts he bears
bitter hatred to them, rs to all other
representative Northern men? Verify
theu are not Democrats of the school
of Calhoun and jeff Davis, which
the editor of the Register holds
sacred, and would mako the test OF
political orthodoxy. If they had
come to Texas as obscure citizens, rs
we did, and holding their present
principles; although they might
have lived here fifteen years, voting
the Democratic ticket, as we have,
this Register man and Others Of his
caliber would have been found dc.
nouncing them to-day as he de-
nounces us. The idea of such fel.
lows is that no man born ut the
North has any right to come to Texas
without guaranteeing his manhood
and all tho inculcations Of the free
institutions under which he was
reared. Save on these conditions
they would exclude Northern enter
prise, Northern capital, Northern in,
dustrles, and PIT Texas back into hel
old plantation status, deprived Of all
these blessings. And, apropos right
here, it is nst such Influences us we
are speaking Of thai have caused The
Democratic defeat of Tuesday last.
The Solid SOuth" alone never could
have elected Cleveland; it WAS the
independent clement led by Henry
Ward Beecher and other Of the fore.
most men Of the nation, former Re
publicans, who secured his election.
And yet, such is the stupidity of this
Bourbon element at the South, that
they have been NssiduOusly engaged
ever since in ridiculiug and Yillifying
this same Independent class, under
the name Of mugwumps, who came
to their rescue in 1881 Could stu
pidity, could madness further go!
Viii they profit by the present bitter
lesson? We doubt it, for Bourbonism
has been well described as never for
getting and never learning anything.
Our only hope Is in the rise Of u pro
gressive Democracy which shall out
vote this Bourbon element.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-11-08

IT is pleasant to notice, however
much men may be excited about IN
election beforehand, when the actual
voting begins how soon everything
Guets down. The ballot seems to
operate rs conductor to the olectri-
city of the threatening political
clouds, and soon oil becomes quiet
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-11-08

UNCLEAN MONEY The National
Baptist touches this subject. 1t says:
Here is a man who has gained vast
wealth by the most grasping uyaricc.
while yet keeping shrewd.y ont of
the reach o. the law II is opcu-
handed; he gives what seem large
sums 10 colleges, seminuri,s,church,..
People say, well, no matter how he
got his money; at any rate, he spends
aud gives royalty II JAY Goull
should give away half million Of do,
lars. men would say, "Oh. we'll. per
hips he did steal hall dozen rail
roads and swindle a lew thousand
unwary share holders and bond -hol-
dcrs; but after all. inst SEC what no
Las given
Here Is n man who has stolen. with
The conniyAnce Of Officials. two or
.hrce millions acres Of land 10 the
Wet Feeling pretty good, be gives
two hundrci tanI,lni dollars t.
srs Institution CO 20 charity. Aud
people say. I'VE mustn't ice too hand
on him. See how d. gives
We clip the above from the ST
Louis Christian Alv0rlt,.It Suggests
serious train thought We base
heard Of wealthy f--ual8 Le,p.ss q
h'1-es 81 prostitution beng up.
p,aEdel Tor their c,arir.ss t8Ulrls
ihair oEu ar, and slluau keepers
Pllisel 10 this pl.ce 60 their Irra
tins g. the chulcLes O--lt ti.i- -a4t
g. --uleleau money o. a7er.e1 frr
1-y good TuTp1-t1 T. SAY % zLo-ll
De- .H outrage .l e1mlr1 ss-.-r ana
nm de-lly
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-11-08
DEFEAT Is THE WORD.
Harrison Elected.

Bad news had rs well be brief. Suf-
GO it then to say that New York
Lns gone for Harrison by nm estimat-
oil majority of 1000. Indiana is nj
50 Republican. Details in our next
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-11-08

We are indebted to friend, ono
of the brightest and best ladies OF
Dallas. for the interesting account OF
the Dallas Fair, to be found on our
first pago. We highly appreciate the
compliment and the favor.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-11-08
We hare lust received a Complete

We hare just received a Complete
Line of Ladies' and Misses Hats,
in Plush, Bearer, Felt AMI Strac.
our line of PATTERN HATS are
of special interest TO JUICES of fa-
shion and elegance.
The preroilin6 colors this season
are the G3jalj9S, Grays, OliDes and
Bro1OnS, both in millinery and
Dress goods. We lOere enaine1ty
successful In getting our Hats,
TRIMMINGS and Dress Goods all
TO match I'D coJors and material.
our line of RIBBONS is the most
conopzete that ne hare eUer offered
in coI0rs and D1ttteyi0J. us the
Continuation Ribbon is nO1o h0vinS
its greatest run, 1Oe made special
efforts in getting The combinations.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-11-08

BoTu parties are at the mercy of
New York. That state is Mt the mercy
of few local politicians. And when
the whole field is considered the real
j. patriotic citizens cannot be blamed
for becoming at times SO down. heart
ol that fear for tho republic creeps
into his bosom. The presidency of
this nation depends entirely it seems
upon the trades few men in New
York may see fit to make.-Nows.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-11-08
c,,,m Laid 10 GOO, ono Acres Of Land In
New NcNlco.


New Mexico.
Santa FG, November ga man
named HerCes has notified the sur
ycyor general that he and his brother
and sisters arc the rightful owners
of n tract of land thirty miles square
containing 100000 acres in ColIaX
county, New Mexico. The ute to.
this vast territory is claimed under a
grant alleged to hive been made ny
the crown of Spain in 1865 to the
natural SUCCESSORS OF the present
claimants, who bore the peculiar
name of Corpus Christi, The land
clnined is located in the vicinity OF
tho towns of Rtton, Springer ana
Folsom, and includes the last two
named. A portion OF the Maxwell
grant and a large number OF claimso OF
settlers are jeopardiacd by this grant
TnE history Of popular suffrage is
constantly confirming and demon
strating the wisdom OF the plan that
gives tie ballot TO all the people
There is nothing more clear than
that the way to get the majority OF
men to do right, or try to do right Is
to give them free opportunity OF
choice, aud then apply motives The
masses of men are instinctiveiy pat
riotic, and they love their country
and its institutions, and they love ad
vance and progress, The history OF
tho ballot in this country is the hist
CRY of security and honesty. The eX-
ceptions may be notorious; they are
not disastrous, not of long continu'
ance. The ballot is tho only educator
that puts every man to our common
school, and demands of each his hon
est conviction on questions of public
import. Our only danger is from
OVERRIDING suffrage and uselessly null
tiplying appeals to the ballot.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-11-08

The rains and high waters have in
terfered with the receipt of election
news. In Texas the result is good
deal moro mixed than ever before.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-11-08

lie is happy whose circamstanc, S
suit his temper: bu; De Is more cx-
cpl'.rt who can suit bis temper to
ans r-IHUrI~ilI.tS.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-15
SSortjeneite ont &interen.

Sen nermeite Marfeosplaos for Santiosr
% @lenooraDo er Yrineiton, bpor Der fin.
bes to Glepatorer iamt Z eller 8 StDres. 9e,
er osiaa COB Nfiatnin9 paa geo % q. 81
Sizes"
Sea tror at bet er ligeiaa 9p0 Nnleontng
for MDiettlere iom npget anoet Steo I Win.
neipta, ligelcbes tror jeg, at 2anoet Der er al
foretr9ffe for be fore 8rairier ialfalo ON
8tnteren."
0r. Olaf 3uSim, Safe 5remeptY. ..
ltrlber unoer lite Stunt:
,sSeg bar MI p9ret Der 2 Nar, bar bapt
9oo Mblin9 o9 er fnlot tilfreos. Set er no9et
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Marp Sannel ibser Sfilsmisie fra
i'm Mano Sobn 9annel, iom bar Sas
loon / Morbminneapolis. 9enbes ala9e
er en- bebrppelis 5ortenins om Meanoens
oprilfe 8ebanblins. Sasen bleu uoIat
'furot 9iue benbe 9ib til at lamle 8ibner
paa at Manben par en- Banebranfer.
Ole 8enlon Tiger osiaa SfilsmisIe.
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anbet at bore Sarmer END at arbeibe / Bp
erle, hpor man rnaa saa unoer yBpsier" 10,
$3.50 ON 9agen, os Je9 oil raabe ollie mint
2anosmeno til at 9aa uo o9 uop9lse fig ei
Stbffe 2anb. Meb Tiben naar man bltbe,
CANNED, Tan man 0a bline uafbengig al
baaoe ben enc og ben anoeu. Spm ct Bepia
paa, at Der er frustbar Serb Der / ggnen,
tan nabnes, at NSlinsen bar peret fra Is til
8nibelS Yotetes iarnt gobt uobptte at ale
flags &oofruster. Naar man iaa taseri 8e=
trastnin9 ben
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81 Bret ira geder Somn,

for 8ense, os enbper, iom bill itaffe fig ct
eget SIem, Tan 9ipre fig Ell filter 3epepei nleb
Jlio % Str9biombeb. Set er Ter Mar lioen
ieg TOM bib, % jeg er bel tilfrebs. Set er
bel faa, at @interen ct folb Der / Winne1ota.
Men mango at benz, lpm bar braget no til
ct parmere &lima, er til min 1tpre Noruu@
bring efter en- tort 9ib fomue tiiba9e % bar
ta9et fine 9amle 9iem / Bru9."
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~gjennemskjsres at to Jernbaner.

Sen nermelte Warfeosplaos er 8eder
Station. 6orrelten er bet lille lan9t fra
8ta 3ate lamt WonttceAo. Haa ale
bisie 6teber fin6es gleOatDrs.
Santiago 3up.ibip lig9er Noropeit
for Beder o9 sjennemifi9res al ct. Srancis
3fiper. Ser finoes ct Store lamt Epit Office.
1anpets 8eifafenbeo er omtrent ben FANNIE
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e a n b

Otti Ncre 2ano IL Mil beit fra @inz
bonn ielses for 5000 eaer bpttes bort /
8utifparer eller 9eiter os &reaturer.
2anbet bar en- pen tolpaarssommel
StOp, balpanben Gtases gus, 80 Ncre
plsiet Jielb Os pelopbDrfet for Jarmbrus.
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og Prairie.
gu 9bloen Mnleoning for g~anoiggere!

Daa ben anben Gioe er bet mango, lom er
ban8e ior bet baaroe Nrbeioe .aeb ODrponin8
al Qanb / Stprlfppen.
Mfnerlenoe Yrairies, Sfon= % @r0slanb
Ct. bpao 2anoipseren gnifer fig, % bpao Tu>
timber at bore &orreiponoenter lpgrger efter.
Bet pil oerfor uRre en- 9lRbeli8 Nhbeo for
BEN, iom tRnfer paa at DRl9e fig npe 9Iem i
Sommer, at pi bar operta9et Sal8et al
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@amblerne, iom arrelterebes Der /
1peu for en- 9ib iiben, truer meb at fsre
Sosen inb ! Holitifen. @n al 8o1s-
samblerne bible bette $500, at Samiz
ION, fom esentliser ben, bar iom fmoraar-
iaset oeres 8aasriben, lite oil blipe
ajenpalst til County Nttornep. Sami=
ion bpoer benz pelfOmmen os bill lebIage
benz paa bet Self, fac lan9t be tsr saa.
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ut finoe Gfop pg Hrairie mere iammen
eller am muligt pnd FANNIE Seftion, er pei
nniten bper Ganoipaers gnife. Dette er oss
iaa forfiarliat not. Yrairien er let at rpooe,
man bebpper fun at ipanoe Aeitene eller Or
enc for Hloaeu. Men at i9tte fig neb paa
ben aabne Yrairie, Sunbreoer at NNl ira
@tog, bar fine fore Beiparli9beoer, iiar er
8eoman9elen fgleli9 unoer ben foloe Wtnter.
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Mrite @snbas RI. 4 taller s. s,
SfsrbatspOlb for ben norite Nfbolos'
forenins pua @elief sOcietp 9oo Sod
ion & 8 ct. Meft. Joreninsen boloer
M poo, at Orsaniiere ct Sansfor | in
eeen Mibte.
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fom i 8efer, bog finoes Der mere Glaatte-
Lamb. Seq tror neppe Der nosetitebs | Wtnz
neiota fin6es be0re Slaatteldno END langs
meo ct. 5rancls @iper. st, Bepis berfOr
er; at be itore &ailrDao Contractors Sbep-
bern, Mtniton & 60. bar iat op Barns Der,
bppr be piutrer omtrent tire 9unbre0e Mules
pg Seite.
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$4,000 Acres

meo afperlenbe 6fop % Yrairie | 80 a 40
Ntils Nfifanb fra 9torbperne ct. Yanl %
Mtinneapolis. Sen forte gfitanO fra to laa
Store Bper pil fire at 9pot o9 paalioeli9t
Alarfeo for alle Jarmprooufter. 9apela9er,
&obfruater, M9lf, 9G9, Smgr o9 alt anbet
iom ep SSarmer bar at iRl9e. 9esu0en pil
2anb / Smesnen al fore Bper ittge mango
opbbelt burtigere | Hris. emo no9et anoet
2anb / Staten. Gent pan, bpab 4ano er
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@o0t Nano inoes ooeralt,

Seri Santiaso finoes mango Morife, Der
bar oannet en- Meni9beo, iom betjenes at
gaitpr s. s. Senien at &onferentlen. % ban
er bp1at her / Santiago. @poe Sfolebule
finbes pperalt / 9iltrlfterne.
s Glemooraoo finoes beDer lite iaa faa
Norife, og bar be ttui9enleo be n9rmeit=
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2anb og BDeienoomme.

Dnlfer bu at fiebe, lelse eller bort
bDtte bin @ienbom | 8pen eller paa Can.
bet. iaa 6eiss eler ~tilifrip bet anerfjenbte
Jirma
a. q. Yttetjon & Co.,
205 temple Court,
Miuneapolis, Minn.
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~ kun $l.73, al

% ON man fipber 2ano, faar non Heiien
frit. Som en- 9ob &egel fan mar ii9e til enz
buer 2anoisser: llnoerips bet nurmeite 9anb
fgrit, reis laa lGn9ere, ON bet bebppes.
Snben pi beitemte % til at anertere bette
2anb, ifren bi til forifieui9e paalioeli9e
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boenbe / 6antia9o oannet en- Menisbeb, iom
betjenes at Haitor Stteien fra minneapolis,
oa ban fon1mer bib en9ang bper Maane0.
Qanoet | @lenoorabo er for6etnneite beb9ffet
mee Sfop al forifjenig Sort, iaa at ingen
bebpber at frpie paa @runo al Meonlan9el.
2egelebes ifaifer ben 5armerne life iaa li6en
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Hvad Farmerne siger:

8eder Sounibip er foroetmeite bebpet
al 6fanoinaber, meft Sbenifer. 2anoet Der
Ell for en- flor Bel oper9roet meo Smaaifob,
bog fin6es Der life iaa Tibet Yrairie, iiRr
lan9s Sernbaner. Set aiper en- me9et COB
Mnliu9. @obt &ano finOes operalt | en-
9pbbe af fra 10 til 20 SOB. Spipnlbtppet
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pero | li9nenoe Nfitanbe fra Chicago, Gin
cinnati, philadelphia, Bottom og Stem Dorf.
Ganoet Ct 9jennemifaaret al glpe % Bntfe
% ct fort Nntal ftgrre ug minore Snbiger
biora9er til ut gjgre bette 2anb til BET potre
ite | Staten. Ser Dil bline en- liben billig
2Dittur at reiie no D8 ie paa bette 4ano, %
bar man en- Dag tiloper, iaa bgr man tage
Stsfetangen meo. 8iletpriien fra ct. Yanl
er
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ST.. s.. etianiem, 8og 90, 8ede

Nf- 9. Vtt0H1eN, DuE 90, OFueI
Minn., %ifrtner:
,YReb 9enipn til @oers Dnite ON at er=
boloe Undertaking ON, bporoan jeg timber
1anbets Beitafenbeo Der | gountiet, Tan leg
iise, at 2anoet er forffje0i9t Der iom anere
Steber. gnbel al bet er 9pot itiffet for
&p9gabl, mebens en- anben Oel er beDre
1fiffef for andre Sing. Wan8e bar ber fact
fig en- COB 5arm, iom MI fnapt fnllne tUbes
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Store Geranltaltninser bliper Siorte
al &uartetten nSarmonien" til bens Abe
Suli Set paa 9armonia 9an. Den
r,eset i~nteresiante 8aubepilIesG pgs ! en-
9ltt at $. 6. Nnberien, nGn Seat ! Ros-
filoe." iom ifal ipiles at Or. Souls
Wrun % en-. Diletant, pil bore bet for
nemite paa Yrosrammet for 0ftenell.
2iseiaa NesersGarcen The Plantation
meb 4 fore Eableaner - en- Dper9an9
fra Graab til 2utter. Dan5's Dr6eiter
pil lpiae Der ben Iften.
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8efjenotgjprelie

1lnbertesnebe ~befjenbtsisr berpeb, al
ri ibas ere inbsaaebe / &ompasniifab oe
pifle bripe en- Billet, 2anb@ % @erel=
forretnins unoer Girmaet 8Otbman &
2Obrbauer os beoer ON bet areoe Yublis
tums Sssnins % @unit.
minneapolis, Minn., lite SUM- 1888.
6. s.. 8otbman,
8. 2obrbamer.
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@orte Mffano fra ct. Saul oq Minneapolis

4 a 5 gieunem9aaenbe Srain baglig. Seq
tBr trp9t a~nbefale bette 2ano fpr benz al
mine 2anosmRno. iom bill ie fig ON efter
nDe Sjem, pg ifuloe n9rmere Oplpsnin9er
pnifes, iaa er ie9 plai9 at itaa til 9ieneite
meo i%aabanne."
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Det er panifelist at forflare, bporfor
iaa manse 5amilieforiprsere blarot bort
Soft unblaber at labe tit SIP ~aslurere.
Naarman peb, at man nil tilbass fan foa
fig en- Yplie for $500 a $1,000 for en-
lioen @parelfinins for usen, iaaleoes
lom / ,WetropOlitan," ba CT BET neiten
u~forluarlis for en- Mano, at itiQe fig
Zig, at bans e%fterlaote Samilie ftaar
blottet for 2ipets acknowledgement Deb
bans 8aare. Giltnof fan Der bore
9rsIt / at Sub isrser for fine; mel BET
er / fulo Operensitemmelie meb Scrip
nets Nnuronins at ri benDttes % al be
Mioler, iom s,pes.
sc Npertislementet.
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Sen nDe Spenif= Nmerifan1te 8anf
bleu Manoas autboriieret til at besDnoe
6orretninsen. Den autOriierebe &apiz
tai 100000.
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3emiS 9eQefiett

Nr. &epiS 9eaefiem, Cartilage,
lfriber unoer 20 Marts bette gar:
,Som Spar paa oeres SpBrgsmaal ars
aaaenoe 2anbet i Santiago, 8eder o9 Glen
Dorado Eomnibips, jfal ieg forfpge at sine
en- iaa forfeit 6remitiltna, iom le8 efier init
&ienoifab til 6orbploene ian.
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u. 6. @aroeiou, Sasisrer, 5s5 Temple
Court.
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General % reiienoe N8enter Bnifes / WiS.
eoniin, Ntinneiota % 9afota til at repreien'
tere Minnebaba 9ife Sni. 60. % Hreferreo
Msiiitent Yeniion 60. al Minneiota, 8ooe,
giltaar sipes til sooe Meno, ifrip til 5,
$. @aulien, Secp. Bor $40, Minneapolis.
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scaubia Furniture Store, 4O5 & 4O7 ge=
bar Mpenue.
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Gn Sfusipiller paa Dime Muiium
bleu trat at 2ipet os forisste | Nnfalb
af Dranfersalifab at be9aa Selpmorb.
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fan ineen tpiple prt, at 2anoet inoen 9anife
tort Sio bill blipe p9ro fine $50 a $25 pr.
Ncre, iiRr mar man neb, at SernbanefDm=
paaaiet bploer paa at bDa9e fin 2inie bertra
til Duluth. Naar ben 3inie bliper f9rbt9,
bpilfet ptl blipe til uRte Splt, iaa faar ri
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-15

2anoiseere | Gbeaso % cmesm tan erboloe fmIsnensise cp.
lpsnineer ON bette eane Dos u. mortemfon 4 Co., 14O 6. Rtnste
st., Chicago, bpor eetaa biaieHe Biaetter tan fishes.
2anoipeere, bpts Bel, taIoer ON st. Raul eaer Nim.
meapolts, bpr bejpge port &omtor, emtem DC bebpper at
tjpbe 8taetter eaer lite. Oct e. imeen 0are tneo at mite
9raimet, pa BET at9aar 8 9ratm oaali9 til Oct 0titrtft;
bpor bet o~penomtatte 2ano Ct belt99enoe. On at porc
a9eater ntl fpIge meo enbOer 2anotp8er % ptte ham ON
paa 2anoet, bptIttt er at ttor Vtett9beo for ben, JON bar
lioen 9to at ipare. Bore &ontorer er aabme fra sell u
Neor9em til 8 Mften.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-15

4ilisite Steb at tiSbe biue Sfo % Stsp.
Ter er 8O7 Gebar Gpe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-15
G~alOonlicenie maa fOrnpes inben ben
81 Stunt.

Spar big umase. Drag lite lanst op l
Wpen furat sjsre SuofVb at &leoer, Satter,
9anifer oip, naar &ooo & grifin bar iaa
f~tprartei Dpla9 al oenne Bare. Som inoom
412 & Ala geoar Muc. o9 ou oil blipe oper~
beDioit.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-15

.&leberne ifaber Ranoen", flyer Orb
ipro9et. Serimoo fan -fanife bore a%bifiui9e
Sn~openoin9er; men at Nartin Dabl 813 Ge>
bar NDe. ipr Rlaberne fig, iom be bgr bore
poa en- ciptliieret Wtano, berom e. iu9en Tpil.
Meporationer % Dppuosnins uofpres imaft
% biui8t.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-15

ct Drsel, sanife Tibet brnSt, inlses bilist
i .6elt @aabets" Office.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-15
Solicit omfrins rs Npe. os ~ ct. g.
snIfer fig ct Depot for Milmaufeebanen.

Blobets 2eiere bill fremoeles finoe, at u.
9. 9abl bar fin Sfoeutif paa famine Steo
paa geoar Mpe. ps at bans Hrtier CT Iape os
Barene neften uuoflioeli9.
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B ille t r

8i befororer bore Basiagerer meb be
itsrite o9 fineite Yalaos>D ampfartier |
Berben. @ei1en oper gtlantern tilbas
selasses 6 Gage.
u9entlt9e Grturftoner
fra Minneapolis bper 1irsbas Nften.
@eiien til Seem Sort foresaar meb sjen=
nemsaaenbe @rprestos paa 2 Dggn, os
bore Basiaserer unbsaa at ta9e inb paa
6otel / gbicaso for ut bptte 8tlletter os
8asese>C Checks. S Seem g)orf beforz
bres iaapel Bas1asererne 1om 8a9aeen
frit fra Sernbaneftationen til 9ampfar,
tpiet.
Sn9en Grtramo9itter unoer
Netien.
$40 8eemftiom paa Gmtarantbils
letter
fra air obennepnte Steber. gmigra,t=
ter beforbres pr. Seenbane belle 8eien,
life Oper Snbiper (Lakes.)
BiIetterne sielbe for ct belt Mar.
5or narmere Dplpsninser be1bs eller
%tilifrip 9opeoagasenterne for ale ferite
&lasies 2inier.
HOFFMAN { LORHBAUER.
General Emigration Agents,
Ann Washington Ave. s., n
IUU MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. lUU
b9 @ooe Nsenter Bnlfes operalt.
Qi6eral commission.