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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-28
INTERESTING TO LADIES

r. p. Morton, manager for the singer
Manufacturing Company, 10 Front street,
Seattle, has secured first-eiass sewing ma.
chine mechanic, and viii repair machines
of all makes promptly aud cheap. Send
order by postal card aud he win send for
machine. The best oil, needles and parts
for all sewing machines constantly on
hand. Secondhand machines bought aud
sold. See our new machines; best In the
world; terms 20 suit. Satisfaction guaran-
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STOLEN IN DAYLIGHT,
A Trunk Broken Open and Riaea Of Its
Contents.

At lsM yesterday afternoon ihe clerk Of
the Commercial hotel reported % oficcT
Holden that atgnnk had been stolen frern
the hotel At noon and taken ont the back
door The officer instituted a search and
Noticed fellow come out OF the southern
hotel with something under his coat In
vestigaiion proved Il to be a clock, which
the man acknowledged be had stolen from
the hotel which be WAS leatinS Aitcr the
clock thief was locked up Dfiicer Holden
called ORicer kinlay 30 his assistance and
renewed the search for the missing trunk
While scouting abnut under the wharf.
near lhe scale house they came upon the
trunk Nhad been broken open aud rifed,
and when found was entirely empty The
trunk and contents belonged 10 II. G.
Grass, a guest at the Commercial
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EXrENsIoN

or THE SEATTLE. LAKE. SHORE AND EASTERN
RAILWAY TO RAGING RIVER.
beginning Sunday, September 18th, the
train leaving Seattle al go a. m. will run
through TO Raging River. about ten miles
east from Gilman. arriving there at i:i0 p.
m. Returning. leaves Raging River al so
p IA, arriving in seattle al 8 - p. m. as at
present This arrangement VIII shorten
The stage ride 70 aud from Fall City Hop
Ranch and the toll-gate about ten miles.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-28

DR.. Z. G. Johnson. having returned from
New York city. where he spent eight
months in the principal hospitals and
leading medical colleges familiariEing
himself with the latest and most improved
methods of treating disease, has resumed
practice In this city. ONCE in new Yesier
block. Mil street. See card in this paper.
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LETTER FROM THE GRAND OLD MAN"
OF THE NORTH PACIFIC, EN-MAY0R
XESI FIJI

NasAs kssfs. sept tat tooN
Having constantly TO answer letters OF
inquiry Ia relation TO DR.. J. Eugene Jor-
dan ard the maHy cures reported by his
HistOgenetic system Of Medicine. I beg to
take these means 70 answer ull such CUES
tons, to-wif;
! have had the honor and pleasure Of the
intimate acquaintance with DR.. J. Eugene
Jordan for several years He u gentle
man 81 culture and refinement aud the
peer Of anyuns In the medical profession
Many uf the wonderful cures " hich are re-
ported in his published volume entitled
'srhe Entire Revolution 81 Medicine, are
personally known 70 rae. DR.. JoTS!ans
success in this PSI III ihe country with his
grand HiSiogenstiC system Is certainly uu-
paralleieti. aud waffle ! am neither
prophet nor the son Of one venture To Pre-
diet shat the time Is not far distant when
his Hisfogcneifc system viii be the stan
dard medicine Of the dsv wita the !nteih-
gent classes. Respectfully vours.
n IT, l.. YEsLEE.
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Is susirszy rr-ezsass .-s.z-artua cus
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swIFrs SPECTRE
azs rrf~vsl sasfz.san1Es q eases ~ xe-v-
RAJ Posssaizx- Fascination and Stiffness q
tie Jointz-
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Specific Co. AsksnEa- Gz--esenxleraesi Ia nc
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taking s. : 8 under advice Of aaosAer. an
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80 anfa am psgsesziy we'll Ibelisvcif wsl
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Doc p. H0wanr.
III West sixth s.
ccIrxrk. * c.. Jaly :. ISs-rhs swift
Specific Co. Atlanta. Ga--EenzIemen WAS
for two years Ice1id set 10 permanent ne
lief from any medicine presented hy my
physictAn- took ever q dozen bottles o.
your 8 g. s., ana now am ~ well a. ever
Was In my life. I am sure your medicine
cured ne and would recommend IL 20 any
one suffering FROM any blood disease. Yours
truly, o. E HrGREx
Contractor c. Z O. Z z
Waco, Texas. Nay 3. -Gentienen. rhs
VIE Of cne OF my customers Was terribly
af1icted with o Iosthsome skin disease. tisss
covered her whole body. She wAs conftnet
20 her bed for several years By this aff1tctfou
and could not help herself Al Al She could
net sieep from . violenf itching and sffnxfnx
Of the skin Tbs disease bafied the xii a
the PHYSICIANS VINO treated L. Her husband
began finally giving his wife Swifts Specific,
and she commenced 10 improve almost m
ynediAtely. and In q few weeks she was ap-
parently well She 10 now . hearty fine-
looking lady. with no trace Of the afiicfion
te1I Yours very truly, J. Z SKARs.
Wholesale Druggist, Austin Avenue.
Treatise on Blood and Ska Diseases mailed
free TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 3
Atlanta, Ga; New YORK. &c Broadway.
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Beggs Blood Purifier, Beggs cherry
Cough syrup, Beggs Tropical Oil, Beggs
Liver Pills, Beggs German Saive and BeFgs
Celebrated Remedies for sale and war
ranted by Hasbrouek A Co. Barnes 4 Co.,
puhhs & son and Cornssfon L Co
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Parties wanting business property win
find il to their interest to call on Hefner d
Dishon, as these gentlemen make a spe-
cialfy OF this kind of property.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-28

Our cloak and wrap department-I2e cases
ready for inspection Monday. We have
the correct thing. Toklas, singerman & Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-28

Opening of new goo is-we are showing
complete assortmen;s in all departments
The largest stock of dry goods in the
Northwest to select from at Eastern cash
prices Chester Eleary
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-28

The correctness 81 the scientific princi.
pies on which Dr. Jaeger bases his system
Of sanitary wooden underwear is now gen
orally recognized. Send 10 us for eata-
lOgue. Toxins. singerman z Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-28

Stewart & Holmes Drug Company offer a
reward fer any cough that cannot be cured
BY Four star Cough syrup. suwefr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-28

Buying for cash for two@houses and sell
ing for cash enables Us to gnderseil every
one. Price our dress goods. Chester Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-28

We carry full line OF DR.. Jaeger's Sani-
tary WOODEN System Eompany's goods We
are sole agents for Washington territory.
T0klgs, Singerr.an & Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-28

Prof. billions dancing school Mondays
and Fridays af $50 P. m Juvenile class
Saturdays ~ 2 p. n. At Turner hall.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-28

G. E. Miller & Co., successors to Comp
ton, Miller & Co., loans aud insurance,
have removed from ils5s James street to
lis Mil street, in the Occidental block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-28

Ladies' Hair dressing Parlor, corner Main
and Second streets. shaDpooing and hair
work Of every description on hand and
made to order. aps5ecw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-28

We are crowded with new goods IRON
the door to the ceiling. Prices lower than
ever Chester CleaFg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-28

saving deposits now made with the
Guarantee Loan and Trust Company and
savings Bank, Mill street. opposite Com
rnercial. viii begin to draw Interest Octc-
her
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-28

New millinery by express, Saturday
morning I'D. ready for inspection Monday
morning Tokis<, sfageruian & Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-28

ss-ineh ladies cloth for &c per yard.
all colors, SSiHeh English suitfng. lsiSe.
Toklas, Singermzn & Co
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BIDS WANTED
Artesian Well Boring.

NORTH YAKIMA. w. T..
sept. -. ISIS,
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITORY
NOTICE r HEREBY GIVEN THAT BIDS
~ viii be received by the undersigned
until ~ o'clock noon, 81 the cath day oi
October. ISIS. for boring an artesian well
on section Is OF township 5 north range -
east, In Yakima county, W. 7. Horse
Heaveul, in accordance vita the terms of
the act Of the Legislature OF Washington
Territory. approved February ?, lSss. and
for which purpose $1,000 have been appro-
priatsd by the Territory aud 5000 By the
county. The well kerein proposed : 70 be
81 eight inches in diameter a. the top OF
the ground and 70 be bored ~ per specif-
cations on file ia this Office.
The Board Of County Commissioners re-
serves the right to reject any aad all bids.
WM. p. PROSSER.
observation-disclosures County Auditor.
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HER LIFE WAS SAVED.

nENSsELsEE FEEYfES HSIe ENsTI-
Ia s8le. TroF. y = The e3tes; -e2q1l o.
tsrr7s l-.sffs ~s.ff IL Tie Register f11 ISIS
esrsaEus Isl = eFSassses ser e sSf-s VITA
rhe4E F<ls ilsoas $50 esFszrse 81 szalk- y
asl3Trn5sHtS ssrr assEa4ss.ua- exIas ls.sst sie-
4 zasss ases ifs5ug zf S 9issaaee u,aF - eS-
arafnc.i ~ taels sas sasress pawn
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Our own porfAti0n-uoyelfies, dress
fabrics and trimmings not To be found else
where. Chester cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-28

New silk umbrellas. metal aad nafurs
sticks Toklas. singer man & Co.
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NOTICE.

At the request of many workingnen be
longing to the Peoples party the PRlMA-
p. m. es heretofore announced. but al
EIGHT O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING Is p.
M on Saturday, September - The time
for the country precincts remains as adver-
tiscd.
THE COUNTY COMMITTEE OF THE
PEOIPE's PARTY
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Manager Frye takes pleasure in annoanc-
ing an engagement with two Of the most
prominent of the leading artists on the
American stage.
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Sc slaales.. go clearr.
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Peoples Panty Convention,


Ata meeting OF the Peoples Party coun-
TENDER Il, lsss, IL was resolved TO hold the
county convention for the nomination OF
candidates for all eoanty Offices. ON the
SECOND DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT.
at 10 a. m, IN the Turner'S hail. at the city
of Seattle
II was further resolved that the delegates
10 this convention shall be elected
PRIMARIES TO BE HELD on sATUR-
DAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH,
al p. m, at the usual polling places in the
country precincts and al the following
places in the city:
First ward-Pubiic school house.
second ward-Conrthouse
Third wsrd-Pfke street hail.
Fourth ward-Battefy stree: engine
house
The following number of DELEGATES. based
upon the vote given at the last election by
the Peoples Party for auditor 10 be elected
at the rate Of one delegate TO Fifty votes.
Arthur Suunydale.
Ayonuaie / >smmanlish l
Bay View -.--.- snoqualmie
Black Diamond Seuak
Cedar River salmon Bay. /
Duyals Slaughter
Duwamish SEAfTLE-
EnHmelaw, inciud- First ward II
ing Eagle Gorge Second ward 8
Fall City / Third ward ;
Franklin ~ - Fourth ward s
Honghton / Titusville 2
Juanita ] Toit .
Hot Springs. Union /
0Sceosa .-...---, / kashca 1
Redmond white River $500 l
Rentoa --s..-.s..s , Newcastle. ?
All honestly independent voters, who
are opposed 10 the other parties and have
not taken part IN their primaries, are inyi-
ted 10 attend.
Persons who have been delegates or are
candidates Of any OF the other conventions
are not eligible.
By order of the Central County Commit
tee OF the Peoples Party.
O. F. wEGESER. Chairman.
ED. SWEENEY, Secretary
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Novelties IN dress goods Monday morn
Ing Tokiss, efnEsrxnau 4 Co.
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ADDRESSES /!

REPUBLICAN ADDRESSES !
HON. JOHN B. ALLEN.
DEFURIzcAS CANDIDATE FOR BEL
III e<Ate 10 Congress. VIII address the
pesple Of Western Washington on tie
lssse< q the dsT as the following times
sad places
CLARKE COUNTY.
IA cazass. wssiaesisy. OFT 10. 20 m
tzaco1reF. THURSDAY. Oct II. 10 n n
Cnlca Ridge. Friday. Oct l.. .. m
La CenfeE. FRIDAY. Oct Z. 10 ,. "a
coWlITz COUNTY.
kalzua. SATURDAY.. OFT Il. fnn
OAK Point SzsuriaT. Oct Is. Isl p m.
WAakfAKuM COUNTY.
cathiansef- Monday, oes Han
PACIFIC COUNTY.
nwaco. Monday. OFT Is. 7Npm.
Oys'e-vtlie, Tuesday. oet is, II q. m
cHEHAliS COUNTY.
HoqEixn, Tuesday. OFT, Is. 10 pm.
Aberdeen. Wednesday, Oct L.. IL a. m
NQ1iesz1o. Wednesday. Oct. Z, - p. n,
ElnR. Thsrslsy, Oct. Is. 10 q IA
Further announcements viii be made
hereafter
The respective coaniy committees are re-
quezsed 10 furnish suitable halls and uaussss
and al Republican papers in Western
Washington are requested TO publish this
nouee
BY order Of the Territorial Central Com
mitfee. ]. c. HAINES,
Chairman Republican Territorial Central
Committee.
GEoEsK 6. LroS. Secretary.
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&c ladies' ali wooE hose chester cieAry
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When Baby was sick,
We gave her oastoria-
When she was Child,
She cried for Cssseria-
When she became Mss,
She cluns to cas;oria-
When she had Children,
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Price cur sprea.i.. 600 Car.
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Table linens. big purchase Just In, ex.
ira values Chester Gieary
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yew ar-ss srsnziinzz- CHESTER Cle.ry
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Sew hosiery Eastern cash prices eieary.
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ysw fall snd ssiater s.yls eloass. cieary.
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tea& fcFes Asue EAsan Suy aEv
efRe oa Fos~ star Srossea = Tsp
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Sic @rbe siiuftet Git

in Die guft aus iii @esenoen, po bic in GoIse
bon Sibipafernenaen III Gdnlnib ibersesan.
gene Seaelation beim Suriidseben Der Glutb
bor ben SonmenitrabIen bIoSgflest piro. @tiI.
Iionen bon Quabrat Nder, in Der @e9enb Der
groeen asbenfliife res @lifiifiippi unO bss
Mihouri I'M Siioen unO Siopeiten. itr0men
bieien fieberf6panseren, tr,iasmatiiden Dunf
aus unb ftreuen babur@ BEN Samen bon @fa.
1aria.Seude Deit binaus. gttat nur int gan:
sen sroBen gSeiten, iOnoerr iiberaa, no auf
unIeren aontineat Gieber uno ialtes Gieber
pcriobifa auftreten : rno pel6e @egenb bIeibt
bapou sdnsli@ beridont ?-iF 50 tetters
81 agenbitters bas anerfannte S9ub-
mitteL bas beifens empIobIene unb beliebte
: Seilmittel. S5ieber unb faltes Gieber. @aI[en.
Be6felfieber fblei6enbes 8edfelfeber unb
@filsbersrOberuns nerOcu burd baHslbe gana.
lid sebpben. @uG 1T eS nidt beniser pirtiant,
tuenn 70 anseipenbet tYiro, UNI Serltopfuns,
9eberleisen unb Dbspepiie, Nierenbei9 i9perOen,
gerbolitdt ano rbeun,atii9e .9ei6en au befei.
ti9en. Benbet eS auf baS erfe 3eideh oieier
Storungen an, unO spar bauernb.
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V

Ser tpeite 9of, ber bic Gabritges
bduoe nit bem 2drm ibrer Oampfmas
f6tnen unb 9dmmer BON Dem 9auie
beg DIRECTORS trennt, liegt peri9neit,
falt uub raub itrei9t BET Winb bariiber
bin, on benz nebeIerauen 0immel bers
fintt Die cine blutrotbe Rugel bic
Sonne = BON ibrem Slide, an bem fie
eins Weile nit S9reiben beiddIiigt
geieiisn, Feht Sulia auf unb pi,it Ell.
nea miiben, troftloien gltd but6 bie
fleinen S9eibsn.
ST es bod, als OBJ ibr 6er5 in benz
Nnidauen eieler fablen Sdufe,naiIea
nit ben bobeR, raudgef1wdraten 81
fen. bieier traurigen SGneelanbi9aft,
Der gaHsen Gint6nigteit unb bem
@lenb bes Meni9enlebens, oas ibr
baraus ent9sgeu webt, 3ufammenfries
reH mtBte -
&al6 i6Iiebt fe bic Geniierlabe,
l6bt bic Vorbdnge nieber, banlit aud
nidt bas i9wd9Iie abbilo Der Iuben=
melt gu ibr oringen Tonne, nnb 3iinoete
ibre 2ampe an -
Sbr filles, miIbes 2i9t bertIdrt
slei9lom ben ni9t groBen, beideiben
eingeriGteten &aum unb beidnftist aud
SuIia's S9tpermutb. Ser Diem
itrbmt einc behagli6e Wdrme aus, 6as
9riinbe5osene Sopba, 10 bart tuie es ilt,
Der Spiegel in oem braunen 6olarab.
men bariiber, elm tleines 6dngebrett
NIT 8i6ern beitellt, in ber Nii9e bins
ter benz auseeblaBten @orbang BON
Molleuiioif ibr 8ett, Der boildnbii6e
3eppi6 tber Dem Gubboben, bic alte
rrsroBmutterfommobe nit ben blanten
Meifnebei6ldgen uub ben funitboa
singeIegten Snlsarten Der platte, bas
pra1tftiid bes @ema5s = es 1T ni6ts
8eTonberes, ni6ts St6nes, aber es III
benn bod aud cine @elt : Obenbrein
boa Rube unb Bei6rdnftbeit = @enn
nur bic uubdnbigen @ebanfen ui6t
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gprrespnnaenz. alufin AiII. {

correspondence. uifin 6iII, 6.
Wtai, 1888. - Set lneinent lebten
S6reiben fonnte in oieier @egenb me-
mig ober gar 9i9ts auf ben SeIbern
gearbeitet tperben, ba es piel su nab
tpar, uno wenn ni9t baIb trodenes
gDetter fommt, 10 itebt es bel. uns
iGle9t INN bic @rrtezNusfdten. 9as
unfraut nimnit f9lieBli9 ueberbanb,
un6 bic Wurseln bon Gorn un6 Baums
noble maiien f6lieBli9 in Der grbe
berfaulen. So berrlidb Maes bor 8
gSo1en ausfab, 10 tnenig erfreuli6 1T
es ieBt, nur ber baloige gintritt trofe.
men Wetters tann uns nod beIfen. Sd
bin nun SO Sabre in Seras, aber zines
10 nahen Jriibiabres, nit elmer iol9eu
Wtenge BON wolfenbru1artigen &egsns
ganen fann i'd mid ni1t erft{inneu.
Mm 3. Mfai batten mir bier pieber Iold)
einen @emitterIfurm nit 0ageiIdlaq,
tpel9er auf bielen Geloern Das prddtig
itebenbe Maisforn uno bic iippig wa6s
ieitoe Baumtpoqe in 8runb unb Booen
gel1ldgen bat. pfaumem, pfirfde
unb Der Wein baben ebenfalls fart ge=
litten. Wdbrenb i'd bies i9reibe. 0ffnet
petrus tibrigens f9on tuieber feline
S9leufen, unb cine tpabre Sintflutb
itr6mt bernieber.
Wsein lebtes vginselanbt" an bic
vGreie preiie" i6eint peri6iebene unles
rer proieifionellea Iemteridger arg Der.
l6nupft gu baben, tuenisitens I6neiben
lie gang erbdrmli9e @efi@ter. 9lber 10
lai9t abi6rsfen laiien lie fi9 bod ni6t,
benn iiber 10 elm fettes Gemtd)en aebt
oo9 yfi6ts! 9lber uutuiirbig ili's unb
bleibt's bod, wenn Semanb, um li6
elm iol6es gu berl6affen, li9 aufs
y3rieten" berle9t, unb Bier tinb @biss
teD faBtpeiie ipringen IdBt, I'm 5timms
bieb gu fammeln. S9limm senug,
oaB bic S6marsen ii6 bur9 berartige
Wtittel fObern laHen, beuti9sanierifanis
i9e Biirger Iollten aber i6on ben 8ers
iu9 gu berartisen 8eeinfluiiungen nit
Gntrititung 3uriifpeiien!
q. & 0 bbe.
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SasessN enisfeitei..
Snla b

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x SIN 8anbesienat leiIfete 8orbees
formea -9lb5itte fur bic unerb6rt robe
Spra6e, beren er iid in ieiner Debate
nit Snsalls beeient bate. Seine bobe
M6tuns Dor Der Murbe bes Senotes,
fopie feline Selbfa6trng 3tpdngen ibn
gu bieiem 5dritte. fagte er, unb 'er
Utirbe benielben i9On ldnsf unternoms
men baben, tDenn ct ni9t bur9 &rants
belt mebrere Sage ans 3tmmer gefefelt
getpeien tp1re.
= Wuf Sbopters sslano, i'm Sta
ten Sslanb Sunb, tpurben 6ol3s8ors
rdtbe unb SdgemiibIen' mi Wert6e BON
500, 600 elm &aub Ser GIammen. Die
Geuersbrunft ipl bas QGert zines
Branbififters fein.
Sm 9afen ppn Stem Orleans lag
felt elnigen Sagen bas vWtlantii9e
@ei6waber" unter benz Nomiral 2uce,
beitebeu6 aus ben pan3erfregatten at
lanta", o@alena" uno nOantis". Wdbs
renb bee. beftisen Sturmes bonn Z. Mai
tuurben brei 2alii9iffe, bic bon einem
fleinen Sampfer geidleppt tpurben,
losgerifien unb unter bic &riegsI1iife
getrieben. gs entitonb cine erobe 8er=
tuirrung unb 5ipei Der 2aftf6iffe iaufen.
Die 2riegsi9iffe erlitten nur geringe
Vei9doigungen, i6mebten aber in gros
Der @efabr. gn 8orb Der 3 genanlften
RriegsiGiffe befanben f6 iiber 1000
Mtann.
= gei elmer 2aKen Repiiion i'm
SuitiBminiiterium bat f6 beraussefelt,
baB @eneral Sames %. gtping, Der
ieit langen Sabren in oieiem Seporte
nlsnt als SaiIens8 s8eamter argeite1t 1T,
ell Deficit bon ca $4,000 auf3uweiien
bate. Gen. Giuilig iiammt aus Weit
Wir9inia unb elmer ieiner Slrgeu i'll
oer &eprdIentaut @off opn ienen
State.
= Sn san Sranciseo, Sal, felirte
Die 6irma %. 8. coleman, ems Del
grbBten Gommiilionsbduier Der paciiic.
tilie. Die Gerbinbli6teiten Der Girmu
bslaufen f6 auf $$2,000,000, benen
gftipa i'm Betrase BON 100000 ge-
seuiiberfeben iOaen, bic iebo9 ui9t
bispOnibeI fnb.
= Ser teuiI6 republitanii9e Ma.
Dor Gunpf bon &anias Gitb 1T Elm
gan3er Mann. 9ta9bem er por lpeni,
gen Sasen einen auf 8etreiben BET
2atu. unb Orber Sippfdoft ipegeu
8erfaufs BON 8ier am SonntQQs All G
Mpnaten grbeitsbaus berurtbeilteu
Mann prompt besnabigt, bat er nun
au9 ben poli5eidef BET stabt beno6.
ri6iiet, bab er fiinftiSbin iebem poli,
sifen abfeben tpirb, ber berumIblei6t
unb Die 2eute sur 8erIebung oes Gonn.
ta9sgeiebes gu beranlafen iu6t uni
banad Die 8erbaftuHg Der llnborfi6ti
gen pDrnimmt.
MuSlanb.
Sn uebereinitimmung nit ber
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-09
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Serr IS, S. Morsan, elm aaufmann in eate
Gttb, Sloriba, bate itab cine befttge @rtaltuna
au9edoser, bic bon einem qualenben Suifcn be.
gleltet ipar uno gang ben In19ein ber eriten
S9pinbfu9ts Sbmptome barbOt. Ct ber.
lu&te eine Wenge iogenannter popularer gu.
itenmebicinen, allein bas llebeI peridIimmerte
lt9 bon GAG. 3u Gage. .@r magerte fi6tli9 ab,
batte Ntbembef6perben unb fonnte snidt inebr
i9lafen. sS6lieblid berln9te ct Or. Rinas
vNeue gntbedans aesen SdDinbfu6t4 unS
tano fofort @rleidteruns. stadbem ct Elm
balbes Ouseno Glai9en gebraudt batte, par
aud ipater nidt pieber eiH. aein anberes
Wtittel fann cine fold Ianse 9ife bon aelunae.
men &nren dufpeifen, tuie Or. Sings yNeue
gntoednns sesen Sdpinbfudt~. Ser grfola
Dteler Wfeoicin tuirO 9arantirt.
Yrobsefafden fret in oer gpotbete bon u.
~ Ltt D.