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The object of this suit Is fo obtain decree
against defendant, Robert -Hudfd Tor the
payment nf Two thousand dollars with In
ierest thereon from december J. IS0i. until
paid. and "a attach aud subject any Interest
OF Robert ~tanlrd In the estate Of Josephine
J.. ~ianard, deceased, 90 the satisfaction OF
said debt.
An affidavit having been made and filed
that Robert ~tanarI is not a resident Of this
state, II Is ordered that he appear here With
Ia filcen days after due publication OF this
order ana DO what is necessary 10 protect his
Interest in this suit.
copy-Ie>to:
CHARLES W. GOuDIN. Clerk.
j. l.. ANDERSON, y. q. jeJ-5ufW
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THE PENNSYLVANIA VOTE. - Pr0hibi-
ton has probably never undergone such
crushing defeat as that in Pennsy Iva
mia. Here Is the roll Of eight Siatss
that have refused during the Tact two
years TO adopt prohibition amendments.
Michigan. 5,Gf5: Texas. 92,G6l; Tennessee
%. GJ3. Oregon, $50; West Virginia. 81, J,
Sew Hampshire, 1000, Massachusetts, H.
boz. rennsy lyania. lSG,OOn.
Little Rhode Island votes to-day, and
is expected to make the ninth ON the
list. Certainly the overwhelming de
feat in Pennsylvania will not help tie
Rhode Island prOhibltionists To keep
prohibition in the Constitution. -Ner
York Tribune.
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No. sleeping Petersburg t0 hrsiD.
without change. leaving Petersburg daily af
1l5 =. VI. Pullman sleeper Lyuchburg o.
Memphis. without change.
no. Pullman sleeper lyuehhurg o. New
Orleans. and Roanoke 10 Chattanooga, without
change.
Tickets. baggage checks, and aIl Information
can he Obtained at Richmond aud Petersburg
Railroad depot. A. ~. Careers. 1850 Main
street. and al the COmpany's Oilcc. Sol East
Main street.
W. b. BENILL.
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gbf Yailp aintra.

B1 THE TIMES COMPANY. OTgiCt:
pOi FAST MAIN STREET. RICHMOND,
VA.
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Train No. "a connects daily sf hDrsU
fUr Chase iIlY, GAINESVILLE. HHI N1I..|
Durham. Henderson aui Raleigh
meets 10 Greensboro f0r DURHAM
Raleigh. Salem. and Winston. anfsI points ND
NNrfn Carolina D. vision. Hf Salisbury .r t.n
So .Ie. Hot Springs aul a. points Iu Western
H1Ifh Carolina. and at Charlotte fo. g.. I ~
A. a. X.
Train SO. D connects daily af Or. ,s
bor0' for Salem. Winston. Raleigh. Gods
lOrl'. and n0r.loHd CIfy af Salisbury f.i
AsneYIo. N0t Springs. Hrd HI f.nfalI n
Western North tHf0Nlt. af DHHr.fe f.fH
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad FOR
Columbia. AuHu0 Aiken. Charleston. Swan.
nnh. IhuuHssiII0. 1A., IH0hslnf ...r aUl 0fHef
Florida points. also with Carolina Contra.
railroad fNr N mlnEfOn.
Trains from rne South arrive at Ricnn0nf
H.lIIm and N.UI.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-21

FIELD MARSHAL SAM.-if the Demo
cratic press OF the country is at all re-
Hector of Democratic sentiment. Mr..
Randall il far more likely 10 take the
leadership of the minority than of the
majority in the coming session of the
House. His champions are few and
scattered, his apologists are no longer
numerous, and his open and implacable
enemies are everywhere. lie and Mr..
Dana are the best-hated men IN the
country to-day, and should Democratic
Congressman show the former especial
favor. should they so far truckle TO him
as to follow his lead, a great many new
faces would undoubtedly adorn the
succeeding Congress. Chicago NelcS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-21

CAUGHT IN THE ACT.-The postmaster
at indianapolis has been caught by the
Civil Service COmmiss Oners IN gross
offenses against law and morals in HE
official proceedings, and he has ad-
mitted the facts.
lie reappoiuted to clerkships men
who had been discharged by his prede-
cessor for gloss oifen.es against morals
and law-one, for example. for keeping
a gambliDg-hOuse and another for be
traying a woman. He made other APP
continents oil men who mad not passed
the Ciyil-Service examination, though
forbidden by the law to do so.
Now. if Mr.. Harrison does not re-
move that postmaster he will make
himself morally responsible for these
offences and will flagrantly violate bis
own solemn pledges. which will Ger
tainlv be worse than dancing at ball.
The Presidents good mentors should
bestir themselves. -Nclc York World.
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Norfolk landmark. About fifty Of
the cadets OF ST. Johns Academy. of
Alexandria, arrived here Yesterday
morning In the Washington steamer.
They Immediately formed and marched
to the Virginia Beach depot and took
the train for that place. where they
will 20 into camp. An advance guard
arrived "a few days ago and arranged
the camp. which Is just north of the
Princess Anne Hotel. where parade
ground has been laid out.
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NTRGlNIA-lN THE CHANCERY COURT
OF Tilt CITY OF RICHMOND IHE
SIN DAY OF JtNE. 1850:
4. v .--......-.-----.- Plaintiff,
against
Robert stannld aud John Dunlop. executor
Of Josephine l.. ,tanari. deceased.
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Leave Arrive
No. Richmond Petersburg.
TRAINS NoRrHwARp.
'Dsily. fDaiiy except Sunday.
HTOPplNN pLAnEA

eAOItlHN I lhN At
Nos. n and 81 makes mo- stops. SO. 2i stops
on signal at Centrala. 30. l8 stops only ON
signal ~ Chester. CcntmIa and Manchester
50. IS stOls On signal at all regular stations.
SO. 66 stops on sigma ~ HII regular stations.
ana also AT lemulc's and Port Na.thal. Nos.
81. 80, a. g.. 30. 80. S. and N will stop az all
stations for paesrngi f7.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. IA and % sicerlng-Cars 20
tween New York and Tampa, Fla, VIA Jacs
sOuvilie) On Trains Noe. "a. and % slctp
ms cars between Washin ytCu and tlarIo1
foF. On Train No. ~ sleeping cars lctwrn
New York and jacksonville. ON Train so.
90. sleeping cars between Washington and
Savannah.
TIE ONLY ALL-RAfL LlNE1O NORFOLK
LEAyH ARWvr.
Richmond. 'slOam. Norfolk DO pr
Richmond, flNOpm. h0r.0Ik. lu 81 pr
Norfolk. sn1l am. Richmond. ii iN ln.
Norfolk, so pm. Richmond. 500 im.
These trains also make -IOsp cOnniliIoai
for FarmVle. iynchburs. and s.uta
western points. and aii stations ON tno h.rfol
aud Western railroad.
RN. So LILY.
huutrInftuf
r. r. %. HlEhs.
General naUeraICncH (
z. ". HKER8ON. Genera Passenger Agent.
Sol HAAS. iraMc Manager. iaf
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,ANTIC COAST LINE.

\ TLANTIC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY May i9ih. is'a. &
200 am. trains Oh TINS ROAD Will run as TO-
lows.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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COMMISSIONER TANNER THE ScArE.
GOAT.-There are clouds on the po.
litical horizon of Corporal Tanner,
Commissioner of Pensions. which ln-
dictate that he may have to -. II is
not because the commissioner has
violated the laws any more openly or
egregiously than half q dozen other APP
p0intees of the administration. but his
mistakes have been made so ilagrdutly
and openly that it is bard for ms
supenors to explain and excuse them.
Some scapegoat has To- be- selected for
the numerous mistakes which haras,
the President and his advisers. and the
Commissioner seems To have been licked
out as the victim.
The Commissioner sins have GER
linly been griev0us. but Do is by mo-
means certain that the mistakos of other
men have not been piled upon his
shoulders. Ills chief error was ODD
imagining that pensions were 10 be- dis-
tributed M accordance with bis per-
sonal whims. and not as the laws di-
rected. -NGc York star.
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PROHIBITION DOOMED.-The verdict
lust recorded by Pennsyl vania Is the
most emphatic popular condemnation
that prohibition has yet received IN any
State. Not only was the proposition re-
iected, but it was voted down by ma
iority suggestive of an avalanche.
This result is one Of national signiii-
canoe. and, we may be permitted 10
add. Of national encouragement. II
was not a rum victory. IL was not a
triumph of intemperance. On the con '
trary it was a temperance victory. The
people of Pennsylvania are not indifier-
eut TO the evils Of the liquor traffic.
They are as anxious as the advocates Of
prohibition To abate or lessen these
evils But they wisely see that this de-
sirable end cannot be reached by abso-
lutte prohibition. but only by judiclous
regulation. y. Herald.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
CLEVER CHANCES
AT MEN AND THINGS.
The pennsyIvanIa vofe-ur. sIarrison's
.Jtm Daudses--iaught in the Act
Field Marshal sam. nc.

CONE ON WITH YOUR COLD WATER
4 clear majority of perhaps loO,OO0
votes il a virtual rebuke to the primer
ple of constitutional prohibition. II rs
beyond the most sanguine expectations
of the most abandoned free whiskey
advocate m the Keystone State. 1t was
utterly independent of all party lines,
and so pronounced a. to be beyond any
possible charge Of management or CON
troll. II has all the elements Of a popular
upheaval. and will be interpreted as
such everywhere.
The result reached would be impos.
sible except in answer 20 widespread
and deep-seated conviction. People.oi
sound Judgment look with increasing
dlstrust upon widening the field of con
stitutional enactment. Farther than
this. a serious intention has arisen OF
dealing with the drink evil in a practl-
cal. commOn-sense way. The work OF
agitation has borne its fruits. and the
evils Of the liquor traffic will be- sum
mariIy dealt with As they have been IN
Philadelphia and Boston. The time has
come when mere theories will not do.
however excellent they may be.-Bot-
fimOre Herald.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
/ TINTED STATFS-FASrE RS DISTRICT
or VIRGINIA. All RICHMOND. VA, MAY
TERM, a. ID. 1859.
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DIEDMONT AIR LINE.

I
RICHMOND s. DANVlLLR RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE r.
lHE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEpFR> Oh ALL Nf.ur
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN REJECT APRIL Oa
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Richmond and Clifton Forge and daily except
sunday between Balcony Falls and Lc1lng
ton.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
$40 pm.-NAlL daily
ZOO am. THROUGH PASSENGER daily.
g:l5 sm.-ACCOMMODAIlOr daily (o1cep
Sunday.
CONNECTIONS
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake and On %
railway Tor the south. West. and hDrluH est.
Seepcr- 90 Cincinnati and Louisville.
Al LyncnDurg with Norfolk and Westcr
railroad Tor all points south, Southeast, 81.
Southwest, and virginia Midland railway TO-
Gil points North and South
At Richmond with Associated Railways fa
all points IN the South, and Richmond. ffede
icksDurg and Potomac railroad for the North
At Lexington with Baltimore and Ohio rail
road, making close connections al Harper
Ferry 70 and from P.ttshurg and the Wesi
also % points North and Fast.
sleeping cars yuchburg % e cmphis. New
Orleans and little rock.
Pal At T. SLEEpIN0-rA BET MEEN
RICHMOND and LYNCHBI kG. BEAJHs.
81.
Trains marked daily except Sunday. 'Dsl,.
Tickets sold 70 AT points. Offices. 1000
Main street, and at the Richmond an Ale
ghAny depot. hight and Cana streets
JOHN X. NACMl kDO,
7de5 Gent Passenger Act.
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WAKEFIELD SlAu0N.NA.J June TO-
William Joyner. "a fireman ON Che Surry
Sussex and southampton railway. was
killed 40 Dindrou. n ourry county.
noar hore yoatordny morning. The
shooting occurred in the store of y. ID.
Parker. There are two reports. iirst as
follows Parker 5 nephew. % boy bee
tween twelve and thirteen years of age.
and J0yuer were iooliug with pistol
The pistol accidentally discharged. de.
posting the load IN ihe top part of his
.Joyner's head; hedied iuiilts minutes.
Another report is to tnc effect that
Parker cook went in tine clerk room.
which adjoins the store. to make up
the clerk 5 bed. and saw % pistol lying
under the pillow. She called Mr. Sew
ard. the clerk. and asked him 40 come
and get bis pistol So she could fix his
bed Seward did not 20 Immediately.
and young Parker went and got 10, and
as bee put 1t in the shOw-cas 10 dis
charged. mo- one knowing how or why.
JOyner was standing by the show case
with his arms resting on IT,. The ball
entered the top partof ms skull. Brains
and blood oOZed from the bullet-hOl
After he fell young Parker got on his
knees and begged them To shoot him.
He is nearly crazy with grief. JOyner
is from Southampton county and fired
on Engine No. 4, and il reported to
have been an honest, working
man. K.
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jay Gould says he worked hard 10
get his money!
Those who know Linn talk differ
entity
''ln what way -
They say he worked hard to re
other folks money. * Chicago Go'e.
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MORE WAR SHIPS. -Iu the French
Chambc of Deputies Vice Admiral de
Dompierre d'Hornoy declared that
Frances men-Of-war were antiquated,
and must be replaced by new vessels
which would equal in number and
strength the united fleets OF Germany
and Italy. Where is this thing going
to stop Germany wants her fleet TO
be as large As England England
wants hers to be as large as Germany s
and France 3 combined. Italy wants
fleet which will be the most powerful.
ahoat; now. France wants hers to be
as large as Germany's and ltaly's to-
gether. Will Some astute mathema-
ticlan let us know how large those fleets
will be If all the wants are satisfied
Also. what will be the price of old iron
in 10 0O0tOn chuuks. Washington
Post.
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Mr.. HARRISON : jim DANDIts -
The CORE spoudent ct the Brooklyn
Eagle has been inyesugai the ques-
tion-which has local as we'll as ma
tional interest Tor his paper-whether
MIR. Tanner will be asked to step down
aud out from the Pension Office He
comes to the conclusion, as t~eeraped
last evening. that Tanner is safe. partly
because he has not done anything bad
enough to disturb Mr. Harri-
sons stomach, which is a strong
one. and partly because he
is regarded as one OF the strong
elements of the Administration.
The correspondent reports that Uncle '
Jere Rusk. the Commissioner of Agri-
culture, on his return from a Visit 10
Wisconsin, was asked by the President
what the people there thought of the
Administration. The reply was
They We only heard of Tanner and
Clarkson SO far. and they think they re
Jim Daudies. We confess that We
do not know the exact shade of COM
conveyed by the term Jim
Dandy in the yernacular OF Wiscon-
sin Republicans, but il il safe TO assume
that 1t Is faItering phrase.-Neic York I
Times.
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Richmond Christian AdrOcate Tie
celebrated agn0slic. Dr. Thomas H..
Huxley. of England. ia recent article
in the NincieeAM century, uses the fol-
lowing language concerning theevange-
list Luke: The author Of the third
Gospel tells us as straightfOrwardly a.
"A man can that he has no claim to any
other character than that Of an ordi-
nary compilerand editor who had before
him the works of many and variousiy
qualified predecessors.
This paragraph Is an excellent speci-
men of the unfairness and peryertlng
prejudice of rau0nalistic inlidels The
Object of the remark concerning 'the
author If the third Gospel is 10 de-
stroy his authority as an original
writer. his value as an Investigation and
Judge in matters of contemporary re-
search. and reduce his Gospel to tine
level of mere compilation. edited with
more or less laundering aud uncer-
tainty from 1.-THE works of many and
gariously qualified ' writer's who had
preceded him.
For this disparaging comment there
is mo- foundation. except what the we'll
known preface To- Luko's Gospel may
furnish. Trusting in his ability Co
make that preface bear such a com
-truction. DR.. Huxley would fain be-
lievc that Luke did not pretend 90 do
anything more than compile 0ld edf,
and so SAYS as "s,raightl0rwardly as "a
man can.
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DICHMOND AND ALLEGHatf)
IL RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE or TRAINS ~ EffECI
MAY 18TH. 1889.
ONLY LINE RUNNING SOLID TRAINS DE
TWEED RIIA2OND AaD LYNCHBUNG.

Through Accom- Through
Mai mOdat'r T Pass ger
'No. }. mo. s.. no. 80.
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plicatlon
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sertion.
Rejected communications will NOT DO re-
turned.
Entered at the Richmond. va psston1's
hs sccoDd-class matter.
Remittances should 10 made by drsi"'
checks. postofilce orders, or registered le''si
payable 90
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ARRIVE RIcHMONn

Richmond and Clifton Forge and daily except
sunday between Balcony Falls and Le1lng.
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TW41T T0INT A0C0NN0DtTl-4-

Leave Richmond ., f $50. depot. il uan.
Arrive Richmond. " fs.un
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-14

- Nus gecos gitp, in @eepes Co.,
alip aus bem Oiltrifte bon Nor6neIIs
3eras, no bic 5rage Der fhnifIiteu 8e.
mdKerung cine nirtli9e 2ebeusfrafS IN f
finb bic 6errn sc. Sage uno u. W.
Waltbanl nod Muffin gegangen, illn bei
ber 2egislatur oabin 5u ipirfeu. BOB Elm
bereits geplantes Stats @efeb iiber
finifli1e geipdferung, iDeI9es ger0oe
fur ben boriigen 2anbestbeil bon 10 DO.
her Wintisteit 1T, erIofIen unb In elmer
'iol@en 6orm abgefaBt tpirb, baB es aud
ben Nnforbsrungen entipridt. Die
beiber 9erreu baben au bielem 3nede
bic Semdferungs @ejeBgebung BON
2alifornien unb anberen Gtooten genou
ffu6irt uno bic herporragenoen Qeufe,
uelde i'm Wefen ielbft f9on grDBe ge,
tpd1erungssN sNrbeiten borgenonmeu bas
ben, beiu9t. Sic tuiFen iomit aenan,
mas moth ibut. unb bic Mbfid9t fbyer
Neiie 1T, ben Geiebgebern BET Der Abs
fafung bes beireffeuben @eiebporiMI1s
ges ibren Hatb unb lire grfobrnngen
5u She'll peroen su Ioiien.
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correspondence. = eagle paB,
ben 10. Gebr., SO. - 8or einiger 3eit
felte i9 In elmer gorr. einige 8etraa.
tungen iiber ben 8erfu6 on, cen man
briben in Deuti@lanb vpon oben
berab" gema6t bat, bic heuti9e Srtbo.
9rapbie gu Derbefern unb fam babel
aud auf bic min6efens ionberbar au
nenaen6e gigentbamli6feit ber beuts
f6en Spra6e, cine perfon nit Sic
an3ureben, B. B. grammatif1 fie ni9t
als angerebete perfon, aIs pers
ION 5u Der man fpri@t, 3u betra6teu,
fonoern als cine brittle perlon,
BON ber man rebet.
Nertraulif, Doer i'm 6amilienleben,
pirb bas @6rtden Du gebrau&t, alio
bas ri9tige Wort fur bic q 10 cite,
ober angerebete perion. Die Grana0s
fif6e eben mie bic gnslii6e Spra@e
babeu 6ieie ypertrauli1e" Gorm, ipie
fie ber 8ater, ober bic Mutter, i'm
Tertebr nit benz &inb gebrau9eu,
gang ober t6eilpeiie aufgegeben unb
ber giuaelne piro in beiben Spra1en
angereoet, als Oh es Mebrere wdreu
uno 3tuar in allen 69i6ten ber Sc.
feaf6ait, bic gltern iotpie bic Rinber,
Der &ei6e tpie Der Wrme. Der Mrbeitges
Der tpie Der Disnfbote. Iud i9on in
benz alien, anseIid6iifden ye itedt bas
you ber GngIiiden Spro1e unb nur
bic Audter ueridmdben bas you. o5.
glel9 gerabe baheIbe, mebr pie irsenb
etnas Inbere, bic oesunters
9t be tpegwi d t unb glei1iam
be5eugt. oaB bas Bolt einen Menl9en
als lei d be beutenb, als glei1.
tpertb b nit bem anberen anerfennt.
Nls Gremnbe. wie f9 bic Qudfer
ia eieentli1 nennen. baben lie freilic1
ein Nedi, bas 80 u" untereinanoer
3u gebrau6en; es biIbet aber eben cine
Nusnabme.
Bei ben Deutiden nun batte oieles
D u, biefes bertrauli6e W6rt9en, aber
nod eine an5ere 8ebeutung: es mar
suglei9 ober purbe bod fpdter bas
Wort Der u unter0rbnHng. oaB es
bies Mot uriprGngIi@ mar,
3eigen bic Sproler, bel benen iebt nod
oieie aIte Nnre5e fiir Se5en gut ses
mug lit. 9lls aber in benz iIbrigen
Oeuii6lanb, mas ni6t in ben ufreieu
Bergen lag, bic 96riGfeit beg
gonbbolfs ben &ittern gegenaber ems
ris uub als in ben Stdbten elm
Stabtabel auftam, ba blieb mobl
bas pertrauli9e Ou fiir Die 8aueru
unb bic ssyinsereu 8iirger i'm Gee
bral6; bic Bitter aber unb bic 6tabts
berren aus ben iosenanntsn s@ei9le9s
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riHssum idmeifen uub bob ibn bann

riHssum fdmeifen uub bob ibn bann
in bereoter gitie 81 ibm auf.
gBie bliibte bas Illes in mdr6enbnf.
ter Dradt! Die 96n,etterlinestel9e
Der Srdi5een gaufelten hber ibnen, oas
tropii6e 2aubwerf triefte f6rmlih bon
2idt. Durd oas lsis betpeste WnHer
bes epringbruunens fubren @olofii9=
6en mie lebenoise Geuerfunfen unb bins
ter ben golbenen @ittsrn Der 0oliere
auitf6erte es leiie, traumbaft adrtlid.
Sic mdre 70 germ nod gebliebeu,
5iirit &urif aber i6ien ben 3auber Der
StuuOe, Den &ei3 ibrer Ndbe uenig 3u
empfinben, er brdngte baftig binaus.
sic grollte uno bod liebte iie ibn ME:
mails TO polIbemuBt nie in fol6sn Mos
menten, ben id6nen, ftolSen, falten
Mann.
(SJortiesuug foIgt.)
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Ecke MAIN PLAZA
-uub
Acequia Strasse.
9as Ynb 9epartenltllt.

USE 60 f9on felt Sabren unfsr 8sRrsbsa
mar, oieles Departemsnt tn ieber Hesiebuno II
S,aa gen Soroergrunb gu bransen un6 bafIsIbe ,ur
Altratton fur nnfer umfangreides @elddf, ,n
magen, 10 baben mir nnabIdffia auf beijen
Serosnernns binsearbeitet un6 sIaubeu Ieff
pen Sfanopnnft errsid)t au baben. ipp mir ar
Hoaatarrsna tiibn bic Spise bieten t5nnen.
Btr tonnels nit glem aufporteu. tpas 81.
neiislte Nfooe berborsebradt bat, fonobl. npoS
ote gaaon, ais bic ausi@miidnna Der site an.
betrlht, nno auberDem kaben mir zine 0aa,s
nut Der eeitans bieies Oepartemsnls beirauf
ote nid)t nur erprobte @rfabrunq, ionbern on3
stllen anberoreentlid suten inb fcineu 81,
l@mad beiibt, nnb fi9erli1 ben Dainen, lusId,t
nfis nit 'bren gnftrdsen bsebren, bolIe @aii5s
fattion geben iuirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-14
Gin ft,redltd,es Wftsaefdtd.

6tue Setmiu&ung Der empfinblidfen Mrt 1t eS wenn
emanb empinbet, bab etne aebenSseiiter in her Boil
TRAIT her Sabre gu periesen Beginner, bab Gag
gu Ias nerpDier, mutblcer, enersielpier pirb. ln6
bod lit cies baS bebauern8pertbe GpcS BON Snnterten
IN nnerer antdslien 1lmsebuns. Gtne ber 9BHen=
i4aft tnbcrte Auee erneuter 9raft, nel@e 5abaoien
S9wd@tnsen bas pnit unertrdslibe 9eben pteber anz
merselte 3cnfttuticnen, bet benen ale ansepanbfen
Mttel periasten, setGiam pieber neu aufsebaut Bat,
empfeblt iib ielb Nlen, pelGe eineS anresenben
0ttteIs bebiirfen SpitetterS Measenbitters tit eine
fple rein resetabili6e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, perbauz
nnSsf6rbernbe unb blutbefru1tenbe Mebi3n. Dpspep=
e unb Nerpctdt, erereS bie llrae nnb Iesteres bic
gBrtuns nes Wfansels an @iSerfaneStraft, peri@wn=
Gle Sermen malartfder trantbeiten, 3beumatt8muS,
@erenz nnb 8laienIeiben, 9eritcpfuns unb sallises
Temperament rerben bur@ bteie unperslei9lte 6anli
ltenmentitn aus eer geelt sei4dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-14
Wea1ttel tttt0 c<ncfe1t.

S'erta slaubsn mir alles su iibertrefen, mas
i pier offerirt poroeu 1T, nidt nur, mas bic
@uts oer Waare, bic @reisipirotsfeit unb ben
@eidmad anbetriift ionbern hit baben elmer,
10 fe'9ealttgen gorratb, Oab mir nit irssno Ell.
mem aonIsttions>S, fdaft, iueI9es ausi6leslid3
olsis Brande bstreibt, erfOlsrei6 fOnfurrireu
tonncn. Oas Eager biret bic fd6nifem ga.
d9sn, ~slde Die Moaeilabte Der Bert, Berlin,
yaris uno Stem g)ort bieten. gSir Iobeu ollie
Samen Elm, oiefeS ein3ig iu feiner art aus.
getattsfe 0epartsmsnt gu infpisiren, ba mir
ftder finS, ibren 8eifau gu seninnen.
= Serieh's, Serfess, Serfeb's.
Plula Wraps, gu allen Yreiien.