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, 1889-02-07

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by a lady in this
country. Disease fastened its clutches
upon her and for seven years she with
stood its severest tests, but her vital Or
gans were undermined and death seemed
imminent. For three months she coughed
necessarily and could not sleep. She
bought of us a bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption and was so
much relieved on taking the first dose
that she slept all night and with one bot
tie has been miraculously cured. Her
name is Mrs. Luther Lutz Thus write
w. G. Hamrick & Co., of Shelby, N. G.
Get a free trial bottle at DR.. W. N.
Hunts Drug Store.
, 1889-02-07
Earthquake Shock.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. Ga slight
earthquake shock was felt last night in
Lower South Carolina. The vibration
was such as is caused by a passing train,
and was Of brief duration.
, 1889-02-07
Horrible Outrage.

SAuLr STE MARIE, Mich, Feb. GA
horrible murder was committed at Little
Current, Ont, $50 miles east of here,
Saturday last. Christiana Togosh, a half
breed. was outraged by five Indians and
then literally torn to pieces. Two of the
murderers were brought to Canada this
morning and lodged in Jail.
, 1889-02-07

ALBANY, FEB. Ga dispatch from
Gloversville says: The story of the Pine
lake disease, reported last night, is gener-
ally discredited there, but no definite in
formation can be obtained as a blizzard
has interrupted all communication with
Pine lake
, 1889-02-07
Excited Boomers.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 6.-The Oklaho-
ma craze has struck this city, and every
body, big and little, is discussing the ad-
visibility of joining the boomers for a
raid into the promised land since the fav-
orable action OF congress.
, 1889-02-07
Outraged by Negroes.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Ga Times
Democrat special from Summit, Mass,
says: Mrs. Sallie Gordon and her II
year-old daughter were outraged by three
negroes yesterday. The community is
wild with excitement. One negro was
caught and Immediately dispatched. The
others are at large, but every effort is be-
ing made to catch them.
, 1889-02-07
Taken to Hartford.

New York, Feb. 6.-Services over the
remains OF the late Mrs. II. Fiske. dramat-
Ist and ~authoress, were held to-day in
Scottish Rite hall. Col. Robert G. In
gersoll delivered the funeral grafton. The
remains were taken to Hartford, Conn,
for interment.
, 1889-02-07

WASHINGTON, Feb. Reconsideration
OF the conference report on the Nicarau-
guam canal bill was resumed, it being
agreed that the debate should be closed at
3 O'Clock.
At the conclusion OF the debate the
house adopted the conference report On
the NIcarauguan canal bill-l7T to co.
, 1889-02-07
The President in New York.

NEW York, Feb. 6.-President and
Mrs. Cleveland arrived here this morn
ing, stopping at the Victoria hotel. 1t is
supposed they are here to arrange for
their residence after March 4.
, 1889-02-07

Cornelius Price, tho Tacoma detective,
whose work among the opium smuggiers
OF Puget sound is well known, can stand
on Market street in the rain longer. and
tell longer, more probable and more in
teresting stories than any man in San
Francisco.
'Did you ever hear that l had served
my time in the chain gang?' he inquired
of Detective Handley one day last week.
mo? Well, I'll give it to you so that you
will get it straight. 1t was when these
men were running in so much of their
opium all around the sound that | finally
located some of II workers at n little
landing about twenty miles from Tacoma,
where there are about a dozen houses.
My wife was there at the time visiting
friends, but l did not have time to APP
prise her of my coming. | made myself
up as the scediest kind of a tramp, and
footed it into this little place just at
dusk, and nearly the first person | met
was my wife. l forgot about my dis
guise and the effect it might have upon
her; so | braccd up, and, taking her by
the arm, said, Hello, my dear!
"When she gave n jump and screamed
| thought | had simply startled her by
speaking suddenly when she wasn't cx-
pecting it, SO | started to take her arm
again, and bless me if she didn't go up
the street screaming at every step.
About that time the constable grabbed
me for insulting ladies on the street, but
when my wife declined to appear and
prosecute they put an additional charge
of vagrancy against me and locked me
up in II little '~calaboose.' Next day l
was found guilty and sentenced to eight
days in the chain gang with no alterna-
tive, and l didn't dare let the officials
know who l was, because l had reason
to believe they wero concerned in the
smuggling operations. l sweatcd it out
breaking rock on the road. But l got
even. The justice of the peace and con-
stable are pegging shoes in the territorial
prison now for smuggling San Fran
cisco Examiner.
, 1889-02-07
Miss Wi!cox's EIopement.

NICE, Feb. 6.-Miss Wilcox, who re-
Gently eloped witt, DIR. Sellon, has re-
turned to her parents. DR.. Sellon has
been placed in custody prior to his ap-
pearance before the correctional tribunal.
, 1889-02-07
A Paying Teller Missing.

COLUMBUS. Ca. Feb. CIV. w.
Bussey, paying teller of the Eagle and
Phoenix Savings bank, has disappeared.
A partial examination of his accounts re-
yeals a shortage of$2. 800.
Bussey was caught at Eufaula to-day.
His apparent shortage up to tonight is
SIG 0O0.
, 1889-02-07
Bell Bow to be- Sold.

LEXINGTON, KY, Feb. 6.-Bell Boy
has arrived from California sound and
well. He is to be sold here week after
mex along with 500 others in Woodlands
combination sale.
, 1889-02-07
A Prize Fight.

MONTREAL, Feb. GA prize fight for
800 took place last night at Coast An
tome between a Canadian and an Ameri-
can, supposed to be Guthrie and Bush.
Alter several hard fought rounds the
Canadian won.
, 1889-02-07

ROME, Ga, Feb. 6.-Joe and John
Lee, Chinese la%undrymen. were fatally
wounded by burglars last night and all
their valuables taken.
, 1889-02-07
22ND YEAR.
FLASHES.

Yesterday morning at the Hotel Cort-
iandt, Chicago, w. s. Bradley shot and
killed his wife and then committed sui
eide.
The cold wave continued to rage
throughout Canada yesterday, the Their
mometer registering from 100 to 400 below
zero.
, 1889-02-07
Plumb Wants a Place.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. Ga delegation left
Topeka, Kas.. to-day for indianapolis to
present to President Harrison resolutions
adopted by the legislature endorsing Sem
ator Plumb for the cabinet.
, 1889-02-07

New YORK, Feb. millionaire Ar
buckle took an appeal to the court of APP
peals to. day from the decision awarding
Bunny" Campbell $45. 600.
, 1889-02-07

BRooKLYN, Feb. 6.-rhe strikers to.
night accepted Deacon Richardson's
terms. They signed an agreement in
which willingness was expressed to re-
turn to work and to take their places as
nearly as possible as they were before the
of the strike. The
document also stipulates that recently en-
gagged men should have precedence over
late employees and declares the strike
fully and entirely off.
, 1889-02-07

Tle largest stock OF fine brandies, old
WHISTLES, choice hqueurs and superfine
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
, 1889-02-07

One OF Milan Obrenovitch's latest In
d&encies was to appoint n. Christian
minister to Berlin. He is the shameless
husband of that particular One of King
liilan's c%oncubines whom that monarch
attempted to force Queen Natalie TO kiss
in public and treat with honor. kiss
your paramour yourself" replied the
queen, and divorce followed.
, 1889-02-07

Fresh smelts always on hand at the
Saddle Rock.
, 1889-02-07
CLANS at the Saddle Rock.

Legal blanks at the Leader office.
, 1889-02-07

Fresh oysters received daily at the
Saddle Rock.
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Cine Ordinary
CUR grbebung elmer @ewerbefeuer
fir bas am %. Gebruar 1890
enben0e Jistaliabr.

6ettion /. Sci es bur9 ben
@tabtratb Der Staot San Intonio
peror6net:
DaB bon ieber psrlon. Girma ober
NIoeiation, bon Yerionen, bic irgenb
Elm bur1 bic GeieBe bes Siaates
9eras beiteuertrs Gemerbe betreiben,
cine 5dlfte Der 10 auferlesten 6taats.
ffeuer auf iol6es @ener5e erboben uno
eingeaoger tuerben ion. unter fOIden
B%e6ingunsen unb gini6rdnfunsen. wie
He bur6 bas @eieb borgeiGrieben finb;
un6 baB ole bisber bon ber Stabt be.
iteuerten Gemerbe, bic bonn Staate nidt
belteuert tpurben, f~ortfabren, bieiel5e
State Der @~emerbeiteuer be3ablen, tpie
fe borber fefgeiellt morben 1T.
Mngenommen unb ~genebmigt an
%. Mai 1889.
8rnan @alIagban,
9lttefirt: WapOr,
6. 3. @taubon, Stabt Glerf.
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WDtts fir Stemersabler !

Die gounip. GommiKdre bon 8era,
@ountp perben ON Wontag, BEN 10,
Stunt 1889, als 4ussleidungs= 8ebbrot
I'M Court : 0ouie 81 San NntpniO,
Seras, auiammentreisn unb 10 langt
taaen, big Gle botlieaenben @ef9dfte er.
lebigt inb. N0e Dleienigen, tpeI9t
msinen, BOB ibr gisenibum gu bod gu,
8erfeuetung eingei9dbt poroen III,
perbeu bierbusd aufseforoert, Der ge.
nannten Beb6rbe ibre Beidmerben in
Der gefeBlid Dorsefdriebenen Wsiie an
benz angefibtten Datum oOer 10 bali
als m6gli6 nod bemielsen, bor5ulegen
Dies mirb auf N%noronung Der @oun:
tip Rommifdre uer6Hentli6t.
@ gerieben nit meiner Inter.
Tx, fGrift unb limits : 5iegel,
San Mntonio, Seras, ben Is. Mai,
1889.
Shah. %. Smith,
CLEFT bes @ouniDs@ eri6is bon 8erai
Gounip.
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Gin Mnfrmf.

Sn Nnbetradt bes MaHensllnsliids
iueldes peri9ieoene Drtfdaften BEG
Staates Bennipluanien betroffen bat
Mapor Gallasban an bic 8ep5lferunc
Der Stabt einen Gufruf erlaiIen unb ~
milotbdtisen Gaben, tuelde CUR tbeil
tueiien 2inberuns Der in ienen Gesenber
bes Staates berridenben Nptb periuen.
bet perben iOlen, aufseforbert. 3ul
@nt9esennabme BON @el6beitrdaen iint
bic fdmmtliden 8anfen ermddtiat NOR.
ben. Die Spfertuillisteit San Gnto.
MOS bat ii6 tminer sldn5enb beipdbrt
mbae iie es aud biesmal tbun 81,
Notb 1T sroB.
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Meitt 6errl
0tttll SJtII1
nWent ih Shire e6Ie 0reiftinfeit he

yWenn i'd Sbre e6le 9reiitigfeit be-
idBe, wiir6e i6 lie mir al1s1topfen laiz
lenl IS bieB bisber INNER, Som S6ilz
tree erbebe ben 4nipru9 barauf, am
meilten nnber frorenbeit III beIibet ;
aber er i6eint ni9t belt Gor3ug gebabt
gu baber, Sic fenter 5t ~lerltett. Sollz
tent Sic ie eittmal meine Mege freuae1t,
mD9te i'd Dobl nal u1tter bier 9(lge1t
1T einem itillen Winfel eitt paar @6rtz
den NIT Sbnen reben. Sic miifelt
mir Dann i'm Gertra1te1t mittbeiler, ipie
Sic bas &unfftiid fertig befomme1 baz
ben, fets auBerbalb Ser 3u6tbdlss
Wtauert bleiben au fDnnen!"
War bas ni6t ein abI 9euli6er 9erl2
Went feitbem Dem elenben Burden irz
genbmo ein paar 3eilett feblen, UNI eine
Spalte in ieinem Mii6 lls3ufiiaer
bann iebt er irgenb eine = tad I%eifer
1nmaBgebli6en Nnii6t duBer1t ipibige
ytoti5 iiber meine fDlpfale llnperfroz
renbett at ietne Stelle. Natiirli6 berz
feblt er batn nie, mir ei1t dnge1fri6ez
mes @remplarie iher armIeligen 3eitang
susni6iden, Inn mid 5u drgern.
Sa 1iebt man, mas fiir cine Ma6t
bic gre1e 1T, unb pie fe bie 0ffentlis
DE Meinung tta6 8elieben former fattit
pie nei6es Wa6s - unb lelbff tpenrt
auf belagter prefe (Sanb Yreiie bon
Nnno 5obaf y mebr S9ulben liegelt,
als bas gatae Sing ipertb lit. 50
fanlt man in ben glugen elmer Mitmemz
l9en berlduntbet merbett, es 1T tpirfli6
f6dn6li6 i
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uWaS lit Da8 Seim Dfme cine Saus
hGttertn1,

~Nas lit baS 9eiut Dbne cine @aus.
bGltertn'1,
TT Die niebtige Mnfi9t zines gtimmigen
alten Sunggeielen bon. Dem beiligen
Geruf Der Satin un6 Mutter. unt bod
ME biele Gattinnen unb Miitter giebt
es, tpel9e ni9ts meter iino als Sauss
bdltertnnen, 5flabinnen Beg
9ausbalts, beren 2ebensfraft, tpdbrer6
&ratfbeit @inlaB erbdlt, bur6 Mrbeit
dusgenuBt Dirb in benz unaufb6rlihen
Greislauf bes WaI6ens unb G1euerns
unb etdubens unb 8adens unb Gos
9ens. Dieielben Sleibunesfiide unb
JuBb6oen unb W6bel unb Seller tper=
ben INNER unb INNER tpieber borgenom.
men, big bas 0erj ab8eftorben uno oer
&0rper gebro9en 1T bon Bladerei unb
&rantbeit. Snmiiten bieier Mnftrens
gut,g tritt NerDoitdt ein, i6IeGte Ser,
oauung, unregelmdBistelten Der 3e.
probuctionsorgane, Prolapius unb an.
bere 2ageberdnberungen, Bic semeinbin
als nGraueni9ma9e" betannt finb,
gaifriI6er RopH6mer3 unb cine 61aar
bon Grauenleiben folgen nod. Sir ole
i0l6e nebmt DR.. Pierce's Favori.e Pre-
scription Elm, bas ein3ige 0eilmittel,
bas BON W~potbetern ~Dertauft ipirb u NJ
elmer poftiben @aran.
tie ieitens Der Gabritanten, baB es sus
friebenftellen, ooer bos Selb 5uriid9e.
geben tpirb.
$500 Belobnung Ofsrirt fiir einen
unbeilbaren SOL bon &atarrb bon ben
G~igentbamern bon DR.. Sage's Remedy.
SO Gents, in Npotbetsn.
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sag- 9err Moore, 8oiimcii1er gu
8rabibatp, 3d., bei@loB, nadbem er
cine Museige BON gbamberlains Golits,
Gboleras unb Diarrboea Mittel geles
fen, cine tleine TIaf9e Sabon gu pers
fu@en. st iast: sd gebraudte es
in 3tpei GdlIen fir &oIif unb in brei
fur Diarrboe nit boltommenem gr=
folge. Cine Dolls berurIa9te iiberau
8eKerung nit Nusnabme zines Galles,
mo- BEL einem Nnfale BON b6sartiger
&olit cine aueite n6tbis mar. Sd
femme cine Mn5abI bon patent>M ebi3i=
men, bic i9 gebrau6t, ober fir bic i9
Mgent tpar. aber feline, bic before &es
iultate ergab, als @bamberlains 3olits.
gboleras uro 9iarrboe Mittel. Gum
8ertauf au rs unb so Gents bic GIaf6e
Bel SC. gobn & Co., s. &alteper &
Sobn rnb allen anberen Mpotbefern.
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= @eitern &beno Inn 10 ubr b5rte
man I'M &mann-@ ebdu6e SiIierufe.
8oliSiiten eilten binein unb trafen i'm
bierten Stodiuerf cine alte farbiae ssrau,
bic ani6eiteno b%etrunfen iuar. sic
iaste, es iudren nod stuei s(nbere i'm
Sauie. 9rpb aler Na6iudunsen fonn,
tie man aber Miemanb fim6en. Die
Sa6e lit iebr mpiteri6s.
= &ep. Soffmann, 8aitor Der beut,
iden W~etbOoiten Stride, fat 5rani
S6neiber iuesen St6runs oes @ottes.
oienites bertlast, neil er reselmdBis,
iuenn STRIDE sebalten wirb, nit elmer
Srganette uno anberen Snitrumenter
Mniif madt. Sdneiber ppbnt neben
Der Stride.
Serr s. Subj uno SRI. 8. Bolt
ipuroen berte ebelid p~erbunben.
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..

Die sroBe garaoe in @alpeIton,
an tuel6er ii6 Die 8unbestruppen, sci
liSen, Serelie uno anocre Sr9anilatlo=
men betbeili9en, finoet ant 0onnerstas
itatt. SIN @an5en baben &c Miliss
f%ompasnien lire 3elte I'M Camp aufse=
i6lasen.
- SIN n6rbliden 5eras na6e uno
oberbal6 Dallas Fat eiu !6aseliturm
sroBen S6aoen' in ben ObItgdrten unb
Sel6ern anSeri6tet.
= Sci Der Municipalpabf in @al-
peiton 1T Mabor Sutton nit elmer 8llt-
ralitat BON 347 iiber feline beiben &C.
9enfanbibaten ipieoereripG6lt mproen.
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Qautpfer Agentnr.

Die .Greie preffe hr 3 E.
ras" bertritt bic foIeenben 9ampfer.
2inien, ertbeilt ale ndbere @ustunft
tpesen gafage nod unb bon europa
unb berfauft 9ampfi6if. unb giiens
babnbilete gu ben nie6rigfen @aien.
Die 2iffe ber bon uns reprdientirten
2inien 1T:
&auabttrs $ S(naerifaniide 9ampfs
iHifffabrts 0efelf9aft.
6eo Gtar 2inie (9lnttuerpen).
GOnapasuie @enerate 9ramss
ntlantiqme.
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udleu Strntca=galbe.

Die bette Gable Der Belt fir Sdnitte,
0uetfdungen, @el6piire, Gieber- unb Saut.
gusfdIas. GIe@te, %seiprunsene Sdnoe, GrOf.
bsulen unb ale Sautfrantbeiten turirt &d.
morrboioen ODER feline S%eaabIuns. 8alise
Satisfactien garantirt ober bas @elb piro
auriderfdttet. % Gents bic GdadteI. BUM
Berfauf in allen ApotbeEen. Dreif, 9bomp'
ion & Co., @bolelaIe.
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Of nj i.

(8ei elmer 9ilettanten : 8orltellllng
%beglidpiini9t man cine mitipirfenOe
Dame gu ibrer portreffiden 9aritel'
Ilng.) nGber geben sic, Sic S6meid=
ler au bieier &ole miiBte man ia i66u
unb jung iein.4
rs betpabre, sndbige Srau baber
bod foeben bas 8egentbeil bewieien."
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0enti6 @malii6e gdule,
San Nntonip. gera8.

San Hntontos Eera8.
anertnnnt tidtise 2e5ranifaIt fir anaben
uno Mldbden ieit breibia Sabren in reger
8~irfiamleit. gcrtreffi9e eebrfrdfte inter Be.
ioabrtsr eeitung. Der ensliiden Sprade tpirS,
ME Der Neatiden, eole @sdnuns seirasen.
AuBeresm nnterridt i'm 9panifden. Ginger.
rnabea borbereitete Sdiler finoen jeberseit
aufnabme. Mdbere auStunit ertbeilen Serr
s. @roos, Yraioent bes SduI. 8crRan6es
nno Us M. Barbed, Director Der slnlaIt.
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3nr Moti5.

9ie uo1Ifdnbise drummer ultz
ierer SeitsNussabe, a@tunb5uuu5is Set
ten umfuiienb, 1T an d ben
1 2. SUM, iii Der Office, gum Ser
ianbt bereit, 5usbaber.
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Gei9dfts= Gr6ffmng.

Dem seebrtem publifum our 8a6.
ri6t baB i'd 228 0ouiion : StraBe elm
2unoens Sdneioer9efddft er6faet babe,
unb bite i9 um sefdligen 3ufpru9.
Suite Mrbeit Bel reeIen Yreiien ipirb
3useFi@ert. $. Gabtbud.
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Wuth's Gtabliiiement III bas rei-

senbt geIegene 0fentli6e 9Ofal Der
Stabt unb umsenb. Seben Mittwo9,
9onneritag, Greitag, Samhag, Sonns
tag Mbenb un6 ebenfaqs Sonntag Na6s
mittag eroBes 8ofals nnb Snitrumen=
tai. Gonsert. Engagement beg SRI. b c
paul bon Der franS6fi6en Sper In
Nem Orleans. @e6ielnbes programm.
amufement unb llnterbaItung in Siae
unb GiiQe.
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Scm alien Xprcus gtebert tuillfum
men.

2orenS Siebert, 813 Summit Str,
lit elmer Der beiben 8IAdlihen, tpeIde
elm 3wan3igffel bes Coolies SIR. 10,42O
in Der Mdr5s 3iebung Der 2onifana.
Staats.2 otterie Sogen. Gin 8eri9ters
itatter beg Blade fpra9 bel ibm Dor,
I'M Ndberes gu erfabren. .Wir finb
lauter arme 2eute, ln1b i6 fage Sbnen,
ba gab es brei gliidIide Mlte, aIs mir
erfubren, bob mir $4,000 inter uus
pertbeilem iolten. Wir erhielten bas
@elb in wenigen 3aeen per grpreB,
nnb babe meines fir Die alien Sage In
3inien anaelegt." 9err Siebertilt un.
gefdbr so Sabr alt, fein partner, elm
Mittelidbriger, unb 0err 0aas lit "a.
-Solebo CO.. 8la6e, y. Mpril.
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ad- Mir baben elm paar i6on &c.
brau6ie 3afel' pianos, tpel6e mir bea
ionbers bilig fir 8aar ooer auf @bsab.
lung ($5 Ober $40 per MOnat) berfaus
fen. 9bos. 8oggan& Bros.
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M2utb,s Spirtbfdnft ouf benz {

Mntb's @trtbf@aft auf benz @os
bernement . 9iigel erfrtut iid zines
moblberbieuten 3uipru6s. Der plaB
pirb auBerorbentli6 iauber gebalten;
bic 9ebienuns 1T aufmerflam; Die Sc.
trdnte fino poratgli9 unb mas oil uns
terbaltung geboten tpirb, ifebt unii5ers
troffen oa. Nirgerbmo ldBt ii@ Der
Nbenb better perbrinsen, ME bel Mutb.
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sa~ Gil3s unb Strobblte
iieue fur bic Commentator bel BAN
& Sobn.
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saS- S1r lpart @elb, tpenn ibre Sure
OrudIa6en bel Sobnon Bros.
unfertisen ldBt.
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MasaebeuSc sIuiidteu.

Der Counts anwalt Munbap pen SLAP Co., 1egaS,
iast sd babe electric Bttters NIT hem hberrai&enez
fen Grfclse sebrautt. Mein Nruher lit etenfaus In
6nrA re@tjeitisen @ebrau6 iener Me6iein nod sersttet
Gr %rerhantt feline Rettuns ausi6nebIid benz GIeetrte
8ttterS.
Serr .. 8. Wilepgicn ron 9crie Gaee, ap., flst
Elm dbnlideS 3eusnib binsu, inbem CT last CT slaust
pehttr, Zap er ~8ettprben mare, battle CT ntHt Gleetrte
BitterS angeranbt.
unb ale malarii6en 9eiteu ebenIcspcbi, fNe fe bieIelSen
~beletttst. nnhbertrefHi9 1T eS aud bet eeberz uno
Ntersnlsteen, icrte alien hbrisen Stbrunsen Der 8erz
eauun96prgane. Rreis 80 Gents unb 81 per GIaiGe In
alien a~prt6eteu. g~Bbelsials BET Drsib, 9bpmrfon& So.
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@sent fir .2ittle Merican 2otierie."
3iebuus 8. Stunt. $4,000 fir 2s
Gents.
asent fur p2ittle So. 3otterie". Sic
hung Is. Sum-. $1,000 fur so @ents
Nsent fur u2a. Staats 9 2otterie",
3iebuns Is. SUM. SIS, 900 fit $1.0O.
Sim Sart. gde Mains ploaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-05

sas- Sobnfon8 ros. lisfern bic
beffen uno bigigffea 0rudiaden @sbt
su ibnen.
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sas- Warum tpolt Sbr pianos 3psi.
felbafter Site bon reifenben Sdn6Iern
%faufen, tpenn Sbr bic e9ten Gme,ion
in Der neueiten N"usfibrung biaiger
unb unter lei9teren 8eotngungen in
benz betpdbrten @ei9dftsbauie bon
Sbos. @oggan & Bros. baben
t0nnt2
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Siinsltneena Mdnnerr
wir5r
St&ere Geilmn8 9aranttrt.

Tie fdredli4en GOIsen Der sussnOfinbeu,
gedIedt8i9mdGe perurfa6enb, pobur9 @eif
uu6 R0rper ruinirt wer6en, permanent 9e.
betlt. Seraflopfen, Sdidternheit, Samen.
abFub. @ebadtni6fdmd@e, Berluf ber gner.
gle, Abneisuns sesen 9efeafdaft mnb Melan.
@olie sriinbli9 turirt.
8erteiratbete Mdnner, ODER iol@e,
bic nd perheiratben molten, Sic ia Holae pon
snSiseretion in Ser sagenD an eeiaisdts. unS
9erbenl&pdde Ieiben, merbem srinbIi@ turirt.
Reine MimeraIien einsegebem.
junse Wdnner, bic lire 8eit NIT unfdbisen
2euten berfdpenbet unb ii@ babnr9 6rant,
beien bes 3opfeS. Der Rale, bes Salfes, BET
2eber, 2unsen, @insereibe unb bes Masena
snse3oseu babeu, ueroen f9uel turirt.
2ast Sud nidt bura falfdss @damsefabl
abbolten, fofprt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-05

s6- Geinfte unb bilieite Drudfas
den bel 5 o B II o Bros.
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v Nus benz tiir;lid eri9ieneuen ga Devil
of a Trip CDaS 9o9bud Der Sesel 9adt
s~@bamplain0 bon :. srmop auor bon ben
Texas Siftings". Das iiberaus launig se.
tdriebene nit bibi9eu Suntrationen bon
3bos. @ortb beriebene 8idIein lit bic erite
Summer elmer inter benz Namcn unique Sc
ries" bierteliabrlid erideiucubsn Yublitation.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
pErnRnFn MORTGAGES.


Bernstein. Jacob and wife TO Duncan no 10 Forsyth
baker Henry ~ and another. executors II Ladew
No Il Bowery years. SOS 900. oo -. .
ByTne Ann and another, 10 Il Hennessey No Jos East
Cohnfei Rachel ana Theodore to United States Trust
Co No l7O Greene-st. years. $4,000.
Same sarah A Sullman' same properly, year
Cufiey Michael. to Henry Frey, n cor 1oth-ave and
Cochran William and wife to Wallace Peck. Jumel
Place, : Of Edrecomb Road years 81 800 .
Davis Edward. n Equitable LIE Assurance Society.
4thave Lexneton.ave. Tooth and 1o1st block years
Darraeh ss rsh and Thomas 10 Mas. n 123d.st. 9
Of I.enox ave years, $4,000.
Dcmorcst. VIM to executors 2 LYON. deceased s .
18th s. Q of shave. instaments, $4,000.
Friedman Raphael. TO Fe1orgrecn w cor Delaney
Fcalcy Margaret. w Duncan ct al. trustees, 5
IoOthst " of 7th- ave yrs, mortgages. $4,000.
Joefen Matthias and wife. To Matthias Down, S1st
1t, W Of 1st ave, instsl mentS, $500
Gcgcr, Peter, % jacob Plati n S21.st, OF Avenue
" RISemaH Andreas and wife Franklin Ritch, n s
10th. 81 G OF Coultlandt-avc. yrs, s5 600.
M1bbett Marietta and JoLathan 70 Emgrant Industrial
Savings Bank = l2sth-st W 5th-ave Vt, 81, 600
0 Rorkc Margaret A. TO German Ameaicsn * E L 90,
sIIsist Of natbsste"s,e W ys 81 LOO 600 NJ p,
ington years $4,000.
TLande. Mary A and J Augustus, James Neil. trus
No 255 West lS2d;st years sli 900 w.. y,
Roe, Cornelius W 70 Francis Bryan Water>st. pt Lot
r. man Mary c NcNacomb. years So 900.
ctahl. Adam aud wife 70 Crenvlle A KisSarn No 220
East S4th-st years $4,000
n Eliza Wiener, Uus NO l,oS9 Ave A, years.
Tollman, Petr y G Lawrence Of s3d-st, Of
walsh Thomas J. n Henry McGuckn. Of Goth.
Williams. Louisa. = Minnie z 9 Cornell. No 16 East
l2ist years. $4,000