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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-18

aaF Die 8erdnberung 1T ems Der
untpiberlteblidfen @efebe BET Natur,
uno gllifliderweiie fibrt eth We6Tel
fat tets gum Befern. Dis Elm 8eiip;el
oafar, nebnen bic st. Battids piQen
ldneu ben plab Elm fir Die alien raus
ber unb beftigen Bi0en, neil fe miIber
ltnb uno angenebmer pirten. NuBers
benz ltno fie mebr baBu angetbau, &;ants
beitsfoHe aus BEN SDitem ST entfsrnen
uuo malarii6e &rantbeiten 3u bs bin=
bern. Nls Elm @atbartic unb 2eberpiQe
limb tie petfeft. Gum 0ertauf BEL st.
@obn & Co.. 5. RalteDer & 9obn,
uno allen onoeren Npotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-18
sF Weun eSemoub fein utb Az ons

sg Wenn Semanb fein uno gu ans
nebmbarem 9reiie ipeiien min, 10 gebe
ct sum Mifiions-@arten. Die
9erren 0beiner & Gaul, BefBer biez
leg gtobiihements, balten barauf, ibre
GaFe tets boptommen 3ufrieDen gu fels
len. WQe iaifonmdBigen Selifatehen,
Nuteru, Wilb, Slide, @efligeI &c. fnb
bort in Der oelifateifen 3ubereitung alle
3eit gu baben. Mabl3eiten tperben auf
Wuni6 in bic Wobnungen Der 9unber
geianbt. Nu6 bietet Der nit Der
5peiiepirtbfdaft bsrbunbene Bar
room Die bei1en @etrdnfe. ffets frii9es
Bier unb feline 2iqu0re unb Meine.
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gam YeSrp gnrinds 0orf.

s. 2erble, pd6ter. DieIer fibIe
unb f6attige part lift Der populdrfe Grs
bolungsplob Der Staot unb nmgsgenb.
fir Gamilien unb eignet ltn aud be-
ionbers CUR G6baltung bon prioats
pitnifs. 9err Scribe 1T elm iebr cuff
mertfamer Wirtb, Der itets beHrebt iii,
bic Wtnf9e Der @dfe su erfaaen.
Seben Sonntag Nadmittag unb M6euo
finoet elm Greis Gonaert fott,
ausgefiibrt bon ber Ser. 5taaten Tis
litdr Rapele. 17,7.toM
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-18
CalifDrniasMetue.

acknowledgement finben elm erpses 9as
ger BON feinen California : @einen Bel
Germ s. 5. Meper ant alamo
plasa. 9err 0teper iu6t bic Weine
an Srt urb STEELE aus ui.5 tauft brett
aus benz Seller Ter @ein3i6ter. Nls
gutem Genner gelin9t es ibm itets, bic
beiten Sorten aus3updblen. ST fam
feline 9unben un0 GamtIien nit eiHenl
guten 9ropfen perieben. &otb= unb
@eiBweine in bor3iisli6er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @aaone - frei
tns 6als geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-18
Ser Cinderella gdlub sgtpre.

Gde Of.5ouffonHraBe unb Nbenue c.,
0leier beliebte 2aben Der 5tabt, bal
telnet1 heuen gOrratb bon g 0 m nj E r.
19uben fir !Serren, 9amen unb
&lnber erbalten unb bat cine unbers
glei9li6e Wuspabl oler @orten unb
Aualitdten. Ser Cinderella : G@ub>
Store ftbrt muir bic Gabritate Der beften
Jabriten unb iiberbietet glaes, mas i'm
bietgen Warft 81 baben 1T. Specia=
lttdt fir 0erren: Der &odforo 51ltb
tir So. IS berlobnt fi9 Der Mtibe, I'M
Cinderella store porsufpres
den, ebe man anberspo fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-18
ssarnumsI l1mtersettbnet fetme Muteu.

9dno!er unb Ngentett, tpel6e Soften
fur elm auf Nb3ablungen bertauftes
piano Dber Orgel Oerlangen, berfaufen
ober iibertragen bieie Noten an Nnbere,
unb i'm Jale ber ni9t pinttli9en 3abs
lung 1T bas Suftrument fotpie bas Be-
reits ge3ablte @elb fi9er perloren.
Sbos. @ogGan & Bros, 2O8
Commensurate, San Antonio, nerfaus
fen pianos uno Srseln an Ieid)ten @bs
~sabIungen Obne Noten unb 3inien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-18
Qantpfer Ngentnr.

Die sGreie Yreiie DIR &c.
ras" pettritt bic folgenben Dampfers
Sinien, ertbeilt ale ndbsre Nustunft
tuegen Bafage mad unb bon gnropa
unb berfauft Eampfi@if. unb gifens
babnbileie gu ben niebrieffen Staten.
Die 2ife Der BON uns reprdientirten
2inien 1T:
Sanabnrg 5 Mnaerifaniide 9armpfs
fGiiffabrts @efellidjaft.
6eS Star 9inie (2lnttuerpen).
gpnpa8nie Generate 9ramSs
atlantiqme.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-18

Der aatdgli9en @ereiusi6wiubelei gu err
6eben. oas fam uRb iolte Fe tbun, uno
lbr Wort tDirb ni9t pirfungslos BET.
balen, tpenn bic beutf6en Graueu NIT
Der ibnen eigeneu 9battraft benz l1ebel
grlnoli9 eutgegeatreten."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-18
: @mslii6e gbmle,
Gan antonio o, geras.

Gan antontO, Seras.
gnertaunt ti6tise eebranfaIt fir anaben
unb Mdb6en felt breibia Sabren in roger
pabrter asituna. Der engiifdsn eprade pirS,
ME Der beutfGen, boue &ednuns setraaen.
slusertem llnterridt i'm @panif6en. Gini9er.
ma6eu borbsrcitete Sdiler fnben j~eber,eit
Nufnabme. sdbere G~ustunft erfbeiIen Serr
r. @roos, @rafibent bes SduI 8ornanbes
unb IS nj. 8arbed, Direction Der snHaIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-18

Wir finb nod ni9t beranIaBt,
unfer grOBes 2aser bon neuea unb &C..
brau9ten pianos unb Orseln gu Der.
taufen, bennO9 f0nnen mir before Sers
mine unb biQigere 9reiie u1ter gutter
8arantie geben pie iebes anbere @eI1dft.
BIOS @oggan & Bros,
208 Commerce > 6traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-18

bag Warum mott Sbr ptonos 3tpeiz
.felhafter Site bon reiienben 9dnbIern
faufsn, penn Sbr Die e6ten ImeriOn
IN Der neuefen Nusfibrung biniser
uno utter lei@te"su geolnguugen in
benz bemdbtten GeI6dftsbauie BON
5bos. @oggan & Bros. baben
fXnufS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-18

boben ibren Serbf. 8ebarf bon 6. 2anbretb C
Sobu 8arten>. Blumen. unb GelO- Sansn er-
taIteu, .unter anberem /:
5000 @fun6 meme Grnte Glb Samen, 5000
Yfunb Alfalfl (euserner a~ieefamen) cbenfaas
Maneptb : @uraeI, &unttIriben, @tobrribsn.
Sanen, gsperiette Slice, 8od6ara RIee, Sapa.
neif9er Slice, 5obnion gras, Buffalo ober
Colorado @ras, Soat : Rossen, @erie, Safer,
&ei5eu 9e.
Ae6ter GI SOTO 3nisbel. uuS Creole pber
2oaigana 9niebel. Samen.
Aeenten fIr bic beribmten Brinly Pfuege,
PIauet 1t. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
bined, &anb- GamenbriIs, 1Hiige nnb @nIti.
~batcren, Cuff. 8. Bre1t @urfmaf6inen unb
Bntders1 1tenfiIien, gbas. Mutbs Sonig CT.
traetnven, Bienen,Sauder, Miefer &c.
Stets auf Eager Sarrifon Bros. & 60.
Town and Country UNI @ebranG fertis ee-
mif9te. Garbea; fibren b~iefeIben mebr ais IA
Sabre, imbortiren garIabunastpei1e, pnb fiibs
len ua8 beredtist mad Iaasjdbrifer Y fabrung
gu bebnupten, DaB biefeIben bic Seiten Garben
ftnb, bic In bieiem 2an0e ~fabri5irt Derbeu.
SIN October erpdrten 2anbretb & Spbn
rotbe, iueibe un0 gelbe 8piebet Seslinse.
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ssrei fir Wdmmer.

Utn lertbbOlIes Bud iber Die lrIa9e unb
eeifuug oller Mrten bon
Werbemi@mdd1e,
sel6IedtIiGen 2eiben, S6padeufdnben unb
dnberen Rrdnfbeiten pribater un6 fdcnunasbe.
b~irftiger stafur bel Wdnnern. gefdlpHen unS
p~ortofrei b~erianbt. Man fdreibe an
DR.. III. TRESKOW, 1922 8roaouap,
Rem Sort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-18

s0r unter3eug in ieber S6pere unb
gu iebem greiie. 9embeus unb 9pi.
letten. Nrtifel aug ben beiten Gabrifen
BEL 3 ancoaft & II.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-18

SH IN. s. Oatterfine, 1886
Ofs 0ouiiOnz5 traBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam : Gitters, baIten fi9 benz
publitum FIR ale in ibrGa9 i9lagenben
Nrbeiten empfoblen unb beripre6en
prompte 9eiorsung aler 9uftr6ge.
&ronleu6ter, @ass 6igtures, 8abemans
men, @loiets &c. ftets an 9anb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-18

sag- 8enn Sbr Guern boIen Wertb
in Qn3i Il gen baben moQt, 10 febt
gu6 bic 9erbfis unb Winter Sorrdtbe
Bel g ancoa& g 0 b an.
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RicuffinGb d1eu oerlamat.

Cine R6@in O6er Elm gutes 6ausmdbs
den finbet iofort STEELE. Nah5ufraoen
In Der Office Der uSreien Bre1e".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-18
Cine pcr5islide @slesenteit

Giae por5iisli6e @elesenbeit
sur neberfabrt apif9en Deutl6laub unb ame.
rita bietet bic albeIiebte Baltimore ainie bes
Nerooemff6en Slopo.
Dte ribmIiaH ~betanntsu, fonie bic reueu
nne erprobteu, 5000 Sens grobem Pofbambfer
stslsf einie fabren ssselmdbis pS6tutIi&
sDil9ea
Baltimore ttmo 8rente,t
-birett,-
uuo nehnien Rafaaiere au febr biaiaen greifeu.
wMfe Berpaegung! @robtmooIi&fe slider.
belt! Dolnnetf9er b~ssIeiten bic giuiuauberer
auf per Reiie mad benz Bsien. Bis enbe 1883
uurbea NIT Nobb : Dampftrn
1SS5,513 Yaifagiere
gIidIi4 ibss ben Ocean bef0rOert, oepis EN-
Sutes 8ensnib fir bic 8eIiebtbcit biefer 9iuie.
@eitsre Sustunft ert6siIeu
n. e6mmadher g. Co.,, General. aseuten,
80. 5 Si6sgab : Strabe, Baltimore, Wb.
Dber beren Wertreter I'M SnIanbe.
Su San antonic 6. @rieienbe6.
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Yearl Slai6en Sieres.

9ieies 8ier aei@net fid Our@ feline Reinbeit
ur1O Site unb burd ieinem 8oblgeidmad aus
nnb iibcrtrift ale GIafden : 8iere i'm Marfte.
9aS 8ier miro in Der StaOt fret ms Saus ab.
s%eliefert. H- SeOe Glai9e sarantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-18
gntsinsltd,er Rbeumatismus,

0egen @beumattsmus, Neuralgia, GroRbeuIen.
pereni6uB, &reu5tueb, R~ifeni9ner3en.
@erFau1ungen, 8~ribmunhen,
Qdhnfdn1er.en Nnnfmeh pronh,n,,,No,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-14

What IL more teaufsfsl than an aneisnf
tree clothed wfgh al ample robe OF Tesdaref
Apt Il the comparison between snch
gr0xth and an old man or woman infused
with health snt yigor. The ssas qua mos.
the indispensable condition OF vigorous
youth, robust manhood and ayirsie old
age Is sound digestion. without this life
il shorn OF the hearty zesf thai should az
tend IT, No more teneacent and agreeable
contributor 10 the attainment Of hale old
age, and Efficient means OF eounteracsing
the ipfrrnitIes that too often attend LIES
decline. eau be found than Hostetter's
Stomach Bitfers. Dyspeptic symptoms, a
tendency 10 kidney com plafnt, nervous in
qaiefade and rheumatic trouble are over
come by It's Use. The effect of exposure
and oyerwork are nnIiified by IL. aud il al
fords efficient protection 10 ali subjects Il TO
rnalarial influences Give II a thorough
trial.
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ne. Nice cSswel Is tvanb,ed with
rats that j. g. say. rats inls,t bis
,lras Store, Every nos xna then he
wiii Assd lsrge rat in the tran. The
ether dsy an uBasaaiiy large ogse 49,
cAsxht. IL wAs not kilis-i. iaF the
,lacss1Y j. teea tsnsvf-hvaFse8 so kili
anssAlag Mr. Bas wss ehaovafaruspsl.
ard while asleep tiny silver teli at
sarhed sss a sssrse us ak was placed
aFssslnd she rat - meSS. Alter pAiut-
snx the 8ay sui dsss 1t capture on The
rats tsNf1. Fvstosassves acre gss<i. and
the rsssnt Nas slasa sa gssndsfl<su II
eSik aboaf the cAzv trAr The merry
take ~ TIE BED tsgyesucesi 4 esse~r
ssn ssssssa 90 the sat la fae1. the
cssantsgsuse ~ the yat asssszssesi 4
asEss aae sal u tsseAass so nervous
that = t%sta chartered. Then fhs sat
Sas fsws3. aud. stsFtinE Ia - hs.ae. .sis-
ar{xarsxt Whist stssSf the tsnkling
os the l%s.i bal on tsse either tAfs can
l~ttsF re sGasgiHet th&n DESERVED.
hslt al saS rats have sxss The drug
SfksFe
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This IL tn BE . Prosperous Year for
Leading Railroads.


Jay Gould appears 10 be very san
guine about the business prospects of
the country at large and said this
morning prior 10 his departure for
Paui smiths that everything pointed
10 this being highly prosperous year
for the leading railroads OF the coun-
try. Along the Missouri Pacific road
Including the main line and its sew
eral branches, he added, the crops are
unpreeedentediy large and of a very
tine quality. The volume al business
already transacted along the branch
lines had gone beyond what was ex-
peeted. On being questioned in re-
gard to rates MIR. Gould replied that
there Was no prospect OF any rate cut
ting. ~ there appeared Co be "A general
inclination among some of the roads
to work together and to avoid warning
upon each other. He believes har-
iDony will prevail
The reductions made by the Inter.
state Commerce Commission in the
state of Missouri were, according 10
Mr. Gould. very slight and not near
80 sweeping as had been reported.
Abnormal rates between local points
had been reduced In manner salts
factory To the company and the reduc-
ton would not he felt to any appreci-
able extent.
Mr.. Gould, who is accompanied hy
his family, j. expected 90 return
here in a few DAYS. Vice. President :.
II III Clark. who was here "a his
guest. went 90 New York today, hat
viii return about The middle oi next
weak
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- - - sxl.1.1 80 go
1kGe1oof - pFol51p ffum tbe 1<vetep
Nou4 r. dir Dew 6ooD1fy- 1hky me
fhYffky. Nout 81 fbem cuope With jssf
enough - ~ On ~ eosernment jend
ard buf5d shack Before they bad
oarnes1 the homestead title they we're
in eosufrytAk4e circumstances. and
neu they are ioAnSrx nssn<y 50 less
fortunate neiRhhors- One ~ the far
ress mixers In the state ~ . Morse.
WffIsAns G. Leisfskss1 Of tsraf-
ton. The cashier ~ the Hsifssuro sa-
tionai hank, A. u. HansSn- = a sof-
9exinr. Absnharnsos. The Treasurer
a Grand FORKS county, and ore O
The largest dry goods dealers ~ tss
state. il Norwegian The IurTeisc1s
are well known 70 the Fed r5ver yas-
lev a. men who have money o. tnsHr
owu ia bank sc all times ready Tor
leans on good security. Every county
fas Norwexisns who are worth irons
So gssy 70 x5DUg, AL male since set
t;erneut ia Dakota. These people i've
economically ard work hard ioT tns
first years. but they Aner5czfaizs with
wonderful rapsaity and take TO The
ss,1.ssort. and iuxaries od life just -
ss,ors a. they find themselves ready 10
Afford them. There are no f-oostsotses
where the Ecywegsans are thieKeffv
and the yaiis are mainly Ornamental
North Dakota could III afford to spare
~. Norwegian population.
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coxxxLLsvILLE COKE.
xsssnt 81 shs Ksgs.s-Qasiify Of
the Pred ets.
cmnDelissilie Courier

fst0JfttfSsk@E {8ttf-E4
The connelisyi!Ie coke region Is.
roughly speaking. fifty miles IN length
yaryinx in width from one 20 I've
miles, and agyregating 100 squsre
miles. or q SO acres. OF this coal
acreage 1t IL estimated that about one
fourth has been worked ont and that
another fourth IL barren measures,
leaving about fifty square miles. or
gg 90 sores 81 virgin coal, valued az
Slg us1 40. The region extends irorn
near fatrobe, Pa, 90 about Morgan
town. Pa. and has for IFS center aud
principal town that OF GonneiisviAe,
from which IL takes it's name.
There are in the region seyenfy~seyen
coke plants. aggregsting - :ya ovens,
fed by the coal from about eighty
mines. The value OF the coke plants
and their equipment II placed AZ a
round $500 30, and the surface
ground az 81 .000,yU more, so that the
total value of the coal land and coke
plants Of the region aggregate <HDns-
80. SIX concerns operate about seven
eighth OF the total number OF ovens.
One concern alone owns about one-hali
the total number Of ovens. and con
trolls ~ 600 OF the 20 go acres OF coal
estimated yet unmined. The total
capacity OF the region j. about o,2D,-
cd tons annually. valued at from Vs.
s8fss1 10 81, so 90 At the ovens. &C
eorsfing 20 price. The Conneiisyiile
coal seam averages about eight feet IN
thickness, and an acre contains about
s7sss 900 bushels OF coal. Of which only
10000 are mined. An oven il charged
with 10 10 10 bushels Of coal, and
Yields three 10 four tons OF coke every
forty eight hours. Coke that takes
seventy-two hours % make brings a
better price. The average oven Is
twelve feet In diameter.
The peculiar virtue of the Councils
vile coke, IL IL said. lies in its ability
10 bear up a heavy burden in the
furnace. Other cokes have been made
theoretically higher in pure .arson.
bal, IL IL claimed. none combine The
practical good qualities IN so perfect
degree az Connellsviile coke. The
first coke plant In the region consisted
OF two small ovens. and was started in
ls4i. The year 1854 witnessed the
first real boom. In 1876 there were
5000 ovens In the region In 1870 this
had increased TO go. In iss2 it had
jumped 90 4 400. until at present the
total number Is 1881. From 1900
% IL 600 men are employed in the in
dfsstry
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1EArTLx, WKDSEsDAr. Ara. ~


Unless the reprieve which IL re-
quested by Minister Lincoln and a
large sumber OF the American resi-
dsnts Of London is granted. Mrs. May
brick. the alleged poisoner Of her has
hand. will be hanged before the end
q the present month. The evidence
against her. although OF purely cir
cumstantisl nature. Is 20 strong that
her guilt IL generally regarded as es-
tablished by those who have studied the
case intelligent.y. Among the London
pOpuIace, however. there Ia marked
difference Of opinion a to the limo
cence or guilt Of the condemned woman.
30 marked is this difference than an
enthusiastic and beiIigerent crowd
Who believed In her innocence booted
and stoned the Judge who tried her
after he had pronounced sentence
upon her. while at the same time an
equally enthusiastic and equally beiii-
gersnt crowd stoned the prisoner rs
she was being hurried from the court
room into prison van. II may read
iiy b seen. therefore, that there il
room for difference Of opinion In re-
gard to the case.
The case Is most remarkable one
hroughout--op OF the most remark
able. indeed, that has come within the
jurisdiction OF the English courts in
rcoe.t years. James Maybrick,
prominent cotton merchant OF Liver
pool, died on the 18th Of May. after
lortnight's illness. A post moriem
examination showed that his death
was due 10 arseniesl poisoning, and
his wife. Florence Elizabeth Maybrick,
was arrested for murder. After an
examination before the committing
magistrate on the 18th of June she
was held for trial before the Assikes.
Mrs. Maybrick Is an American. Her
maiden name was Chandler. May
brick married her eight years ago, he
being 10 and she n. Their married
life was not happy, and Mrs. May
bricks relations, with a mau named
Briefly who figured prominently in
the opening of the case, formed the
ground Of the quarrels that were sup
posed 70 have inspired the murder.
A nurse named iapp, who took care
OF Mrs. Maybrick's youngest child.
sworc that one day the baby dropped
. letter which she was given by Mrs.
Aaybrick 10 post. The nurse opened
the letter. which was addressed to
Briefly, and in 1t Mrs. Maybriek in.
timated that her husband would soon
die. The trial lasted week. and vas
filled with dramatic incidents.
OF course Minister Lineoins action
In petitioning for repricve Tor the
condemned woman is entirely of an
unofficial nature. In common with
the American residents of London
generally. he disiikcs to see an Amer
lean woman hanged in foreign land
so long as there Is the slightest posi-
hility that she is innocent OF the crime
for which she is charged. A delay
however slight. may bring out evil
dencc which will change the appear.
ancc Of the case entirely. and il Is
therefore 10 be hoped that the respite
viii be granted.
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A Better Rider Than Her Escort



A young and attractive woman
never appears 10 better advantage
than when she Is riding horseback
clad in neat. tight 6tsng habit that
shows every muscle 10 her 1.-THE form
and acceniuascs its perfection. Such
a one rode down Woodward avenue.
attended by gallant ia top hpotS and
spurs. who rose and fell with he action
of the horse in true English STYLE.
The pair trottsd along merfily until
they came "a a side street, into which
they tarBrd before they perceived tina
wesknen veFe engaged ON il ansi that
travel Mas barred by a hoard stationed
across two nail kegs.
Come ON y said the young woman
ngsrfily. IN going ever
"i'uat. beg OF yeg, = called her
companion, already in the rear.
50 fau II be- killed IL voa do
No won't Wsich me nov. anil
she refined in her horse. struck a light
blnw With her riding Whip and xaulte,l
easily over the obstruction. The
wofkmen look of their hats AMI gave
her a foa~iug cheer. Then her gal.
liant cisttSrst oveF after her. knock
ing the busrd endsise while The pretty
rider called aas ssficily. "Wouf yoa
a ait for the wagon -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-14

In determining To submit the
woman suffrage question TO vote of
the people the constitutional eonven.
ton did precisely what Was expected
Of Il. In the canvass which preceded
the election Of delegates to the con
vcntion II was tacitly agreed that this
question would bereferred los popular
vote, and, IL they had parsued any
other course, Ia. members of the eon-
vention would have broken faith With
their constituents. II may as wsll be
understood that the peopie viii con
slider this important question care
fully and snssllisensly, and that they
viii decide IL ia the right say.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-14

After making an cnsir.ly Ron psTil-
returns To- his Eastern friends with
the assurance sha, Washington VIII
surely be carried hy sbe Democrats at
the approaching election. II Mr.,
cox's tour had nos been so exclusively
non. partisan his observations would
probably have led him Ia different
conclusion. However, he vii he un-
deceived early in oetetser. and there IS
accordingly little haria in permitting
him 10 cherish his fond aeluSion dur
Ing the few short weeks TIA, intervene
before the great Republican victory IN
the four new states.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-14
NOT ICE.

To the stockholders OF the Guarantee ~
Il fanst Co, oi seattle:
whereas. IL Is desired to increase ~ ~
ftal stock OF tie Guarantee Loan 4 IN
CO.. OF Seattle. therefore the uuden1G
being "A majority of the trustees & ~
company, hereby call meeting = ~
stockholders of said company 20 - N
on Saturday the 9Th day III Sepsnmeef
al the hour of O'Clock In the afternoro4
said day, at the compaDy's oiil1 = ~
city OF Seattle. fof the purpose VI cee9oR
ing proposition of the said board ct ~
tees. duly adopted ut meeting - r.
board. held July II, 1859, for rhe inc
OF the capital stock OF SAID company M
the sum Of fifty Thousand d0llxr 0U
sum OF two hundred thousand dolnA
l.. :. j. HUM,
T.. b. DOwNly9
J. u. LOWNAE
q. VI. HElL1Nq1
ID. n. BAx1kR
Seattle. July II. 1859.
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NIL rFPE-

SsEALED slDs WILL Sc REcEfyED Up
- anti nocn If Friaay. August Is, on the
pissterGng for The KIssinger building, at
-tssi sirztasi'S office
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