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The Washington critic., 1889-06-10
AMUSEM ENTS.

Colleen Bawn" for the benefit of the
.Johnstown sufferers Is to be given
Wednesday night at Harris Biiou by
the Lyceum Company under the All.
spices Of the Washington Post. Mr..
Harris promises It to be famous af-
lair. Miss Annie Lewis will sing her
of "Madcap Violet fame, will appear.
as will Professor Hall, the wonderful
sword expert. The National Fencibles'
skilled squad in military maneuvers,
and thirty beautiful young ladies in
picturesque costumes will dance q
Swedish dance under the direction of
Professor Vemilya. Get your tickets
carly.
The phonograph MS lecturer on the
Battle of Bull Run is novel feature
which should be heard a5 cents in
Sylvia and Beatrice, premier dancers;
May Bell, queen Of song; Maud Mil
ford Americas greatest musical
queen Frank Belion. the famous
vocalist; Beatrice Hamilton, the
word.renouncd songster, will be
among the attractions in Kernan's
Summer Garden this week
"Amorita" tonight at Albaugh's by
the Lamont Opera Company.
The two little nigs In "Amorlta" are
"born and raised" Washington talent,
They are street urchins, who have been
an evening attraction about Willard S
for u long time, and Louis de Lange Is
said 10 be the medium of their introduc.
iion into "Amorita. They are tickled
to death over their success, and are al
ready BEGINNING TO become , quite
STACY in their talk and manners.
They arc not brothers, aud there Is an
other one who is usually with them off
the stage. They are blacker than a
hunk OF midnight, and are made up"
lighter for their part in the play,
Louis dc Lange has the thanks of q
grateful community for killing of his
collar button monologosong. Louis Is
moi naturally cruel Al contyaire, he
sa good fellow
The Washington critic., 1889-06-10
OFFICE OF
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and + streets northwest

The June Reduction Sale
continues with unabated in
terest. and the reduce d lines
are already getting low.
The store is dotted with
signs preclaiming that cer-
tain goods have been re-
duced. We cannot tell of
them all in the papers, so
invite you to visit the store
"early and often"
A few words to mothers
Of graduates. This is to be
a week Of commencements;
is the dress ready? We
have been thinking of these
commencements for months
past, and have been pre-.
pairing the stock in accord
ance with your needs. We
have about everything you
will want.
About seventy-hve styles
Of White Dresses.
Laces of every good k nd.
Immense stock Of ribbons.
Beautiful fringed Silk
Sashes.
All the latest neck fur.
nishings.
A most reliable stock OF
gloves.
Fine linen ard lace hand
kerchiefs.
A varied and attractive
stock of jewelry, hair orna-
ments, etc.
at SIS. W W. " 'A' '''s'"' O'''''" ''p '""'
II you yet have time to make, or have the
dress made, we call attention to our splendid
stock of White Fabrlos-Cotton, Wool or silk;
the Gauzes, Tulle, Lace and Swiss Flounc
ings, etc. We do not consider II necessary to
mention prices, as you know ours to be the
lowest.
SILK VALUES EXTRAORDINARY. As
an attraction extraordinary we offer:. 10
pieces Of 2i.inch white China silk at the low
price. of soc. per yard. Think of 50c. per
yard for one Of the most popular of all the
silks, both In color and weave.
Two of the best weaves for Mourning
Dresses. Pure Dye and dull finished. Extra
good values.
2l-inch Black silk Armure, 81.
22inch Black Silk Surah, 81.
These two Items are Of especial interest to
those who are forced by circumstances to
wear Mourning.
(First hoor.l
The Washington critic., 1889-06-10
oLD-TiME MATCHES,
Our Forefathers' Interest In Pedestrian
Contests.

OOntestss
The walking match had quite us
great an interest for our fathers as II
has for the present generation of young
men. Even "Blacllwood' = Magazine, :"
that most respectable and dignitied pub.
lication, devoted q chapter to the sub.
iect In 1916, and like the modern man
of standing In the community, offered
an elaborate and ingenious apology for
its sporting proclivitles, II will be in
tercsting to the pcrspiring athletes now
coursing the sawdust in this city to
know how pedestrianism was regarded
In England during the earlier portion of
the century The article says:
The town Is ringing with an extraordinary
feat OF pcdestrianism; the first exploit of a
young Scotchman, Barclay of Try. He
had betted $4,000 that he would walk
ninety miles intwenty-one and a-half hours,
and has won, leaving an hour and seventeen
minutes TO spare.
Feats of this order have value, as
showing the powers OF the human frame.
They would otherwise be merely vulgar
gambling. But II II is of Importance to
Know the extent of the mental powers,
those OF the body also have their uses; and
an cflcminate generation would only have
to prepare themselves by the exercises of
this young gentleman to be able to dis
pense with post-chaises and the gout. The
walker Is but % years old; and he has
finished his exploit without any injury to
his frame, aud, 1t may be presumed, with u
considerable advantage to his finances.
All the sporting world" as they
are named, were on the ground, which
was measured mile, on the road be.
tween York and Hull Lamps were
erected 10 light the principal performer
during the night A cottage at the
roadside received him for refresh
ment and change of dress at intervals.
A militia regiment which happened to
be on its march from Hull, halted and
filed on either side of the road, with the
gallnntry of sportsmen, to give him
free way, and the general interest taken
in this singular performance was sur
prising. The only drawback was the evil
dent activity of his frame and his power
of endurance, for after the first thirty
miles the betting began TO be wholly
in his favor, and the spirit of specula-
tion shrunK from that period, and long
before the close no bets would be taken
From daylight multitudes thronged to
the course. All the carriages, of which
such numbers pass along this commu-
nication between the two great North
ern towns, went to the side of the road;
even the mails gave way. The affair
seemed national, and If the gallant pc.
destrian had failed II might have been
followed by general mourning in the
Ridings.
PEARS is the purest and best Soap ever
The Washington critic., 1889-06-10
the hSs~s Vineyard California "A" Win"
I0HM i MhcRI|1ER 1417 New York Avenue,
jUIlN 4lI lvlAuIlUULllJ 1922 Connecticut Ave.,
Only Agent for the District of Columbia.
EDwARD F. DRooP,
ook Vineyard IN California. sohere the Wines are bottled

NDWAKD +. DROOP,
IL 925 PEsNA. AVENUE,
Calls attention to his large stock Of STEIN
WAY, Chase & Gabler, Wheelock, Briggs,
Bohning an other Pianos. The wonderful
self.playing dsolian and Cabinet Organs.
paired, tuned, moved and stored. Vlolins,
Banjos and Guitars. Strings speciality.
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise at the
old stand, 925 Penna. ave.
The Washington critic., 1889-06-10

This reliable and long established Install
mcnt House, at $50 and 039 18th ST. n. W., Is in
full supply Of Rcfrlgcrators, Ice Chests, Baby
Carriages, Carpets, Furniture, Mattings, etc.
at cash prices ON the lnstallment plan.
The Washington critic., 1889-06-10
New Orleans National Bank,
New Orleans, La,
New Orleans, La,

lana State LotteI Tickets issued under the
state Charter, are recognized by the highest
Courts, are invariably signed by NJ. A. DAU.
PInH, President. Endorsed by Generals BEAU
REGARD and EERLY, Supervisors of the Draw
ings, and guaranteed by National Banks Of
New Orleans as to the payment of its Prizes
NONE OTHERS ARE GENUINE.
All so-ealled Supplements, '"orignal Lit
tie Louisiana or other limitations with un-
lawful use Of the Louisiana state Lottery
Companys name, by persons unknown, under
assumed or fictitious names, are attempts to
deceive the public by false pretenses, Offer
ing no guarantee whatsoever.
REMEMBER THAT ONE DOLLAR Is the
Price OF tlg smallest part or fraction OF a
,1Ioket isslsed in any drawing. Anything In
o,f<1lap,,se uEered at less price Is either
count 'elt ota swlndle.
The Washington critic., 1889-06-10

WIN take any suit heretofore sold at SIG,
$3.50, SIS, $3.50 and SEQ. Elseman Bros.
Seventh and L, manufacturing clothlers
and tailors
The Washington critic., 1889-06-10

Washington Safe Deposit Co., O1G Ia
ave, Storage Department all above ground
The Washington critic., 1889-06-10

No MAN on WOMAN can aiford to be With
out Woln's Acme Blacking.
The Washington critic., 1889-06-10

Our line of Baby Carriages
Our line Of Adjustable Screen.
Our Refrigcrators.
Our line Odd Chairs.
You may expect the Lowest Prices.
Remember our great Mating sale from 0c
10 tCc. per yard. w. II. HougnroN & Co.,
12iS and t220 II ST. n. w.
The Washington critic., 1889-06-10

Nrc lust thc thing Tor warm weather. Wo
have them from Is cents up. EisENAN Bios,
!th and Il, manufacturing clothlers and
taiiOrs.
The Washington critic., 1889-06-10

For Washington Dressed Beef
go to John X. Kelly, stalls 62s Geo and 69O Cen
tire Market, and 20B and 20S Northern Liberty
CoTncd beef q speciality,
The Washington critic., 1889-06-10
WASHINGTON CRITIC
CITY SPECIALS.

S7.i5
VIII buy any suit that we formerly sold at 81,
$3.50, 50 and $40. EisEMAN Bnos., 9Th and H.
manufacturing clothlers and tailors.
The Washington critic., 1889-06-10

Ask for II. Sohltzs Milwaukee Lage
Beer. For sale bv all leading houses.
The Washington critic., 1889-06-10
Are Superior to Any in the
Market.

types European grapes
lanted 10 the most fruitful valley in California.
Because of the
that particular uniform character
very important fact with druggists and
they ap
proved methods
they pure juice produced
by natural They artificial
ing matter, no crude alcohol.
Because they public they
for boing.
Bcausgm the best vineyard in California producing
yearly Only the Oldest and finest wines market and bottle
sold carries on its label the of the vineyard.
ample this CITY, twenty feet under ground
where the wines stored until bottled for having
the care and handling of wines important the making
irresponsible agents responsible
for the quality and perfect condition bottle sold.
ship any Mississippi river
in lots of -four with
than q like wine can be purchased elsewhere.
10 Because permanent purchase.
money wine which proves unsatisfactory.
carry duplicate any
l2 Because Mr. w Cabb vineyard
exhaustive European all
making given his life industry
wine production descrvedy reputation
valuable TO eopardize
II Because American gpcs-oen
caelessy docod
ke too young after an enforced Qualification
imported spurious
tended with alcohol
The Washington critic., 1889-06-10

All ordinary Letters containing Postal
Notes, Money orders issued by all Express
Companies or New York Exchange.
Addressed
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
The Washington critic., 1889-06-10
CAPITAL PRIZE S6OO,OOO
100000 Tickets at $40; Halves, $50; Quarters,
$40; Eighths, s.; Twentieth, 81;
Fortieths, 81.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE,

tH"FoR CLUB RATES, or any further lnfor-
nation desired, write leglbly to the under
signed, clearly stating your residence, with
state, County, Street and Number More
rapid return mail delivery will be assured by
address.
The Washington critic., 1889-06-10

PEARS is the purest and best Soap ever
made
The Washington critic., 1889-06-10
DRUGGISTS SHOULD BUY FROM US.

10 adueaon Justification
and exceptions goods
foreign substances and invite the closest
The Washington critic., 1889-06-10

The public generally should
into
here do legitimate business legitimate profit
The Washington critic., 1889-06-10

SEMI-ANNUAL DRAWING
viii take place at the Academy of Music,
New Orleans, TUESDAY, June IS, 1880
The Washington critic., 1889-06-10

Address Registered Letters containing Cur
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Glectrtc 8fttere.

Disfes Seiln,iitel 1T 70 poblbefannt unb 70
popular sepcrben, bab e8 faum nod beionberer
Grtpdbnuug bebarf. Ale, bic es ieinals ae.
brau6ten, fimmen nit elm in iein Cob. Cine
reinere Mebiein siebt es ni9t, unb Is nir6 Ga.
rantie s%eleifet, ba6 fe allies Ieiftet, mas man
bon ibr berfpridt. electric Bitters beilt ale
2eiben Der 2eber unb Der Nieren, es entfernt
@efdpiire, AusfdIas, Gal31u6 unb anbere
GoIgen u~nreinen Blutes. SO treibt bas Sra.
laria. Gieber aus benz Sbitem, beust bemieIben
bot unb beiIt es feIbft in ben bartnddieit ten
Gdlen. GO eurirt Ropff6msraen, 8lutanbrans
nod benz aople unb Misrdne. 8erfude baS
electric 8itters! Seiluug wirb s%arantirt. ODER
bas @eIb ~3uridse3abIt. 9reis per Glafde so
Gents nn6 81 in allen apotbeten. 8boIefale
bel Dreib, Sbompfon & SO.
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1e8e tnouftrtele 9b4ti9ecit Int gtaat.
8ern8

Seras.
@albefon i6reitet auf ieinem Wsee
our Snbutlieitabt riitig poran. Sn
oteiem Nugenblide bat es bier neue ge=
toerbli9e unternebmungen an bet 9anb
ooer i'm Blame, Die pabri9einli9 f6on
IN oer aaernd6ften 3utunft in bas
gSert geieBt uerben. 9as erfe 1T tie
Grri@tung zines eroBen &altlagerbaus
les, tpel9es aur Mufbepabrung beg
aum @rport beitimmten Gleii9es bieneu
lou. Sas atpeite lit Die groBartige
gaumpoaen : Gabrit, gu tpel1er bic
rotbmenbigen 3ei@nungen- borldufg
100000 = in tiir5erIter Gri]t semadt
tporoen finb. @obann fommt eire
SelfensGabrif, fur tpel9e Die Mai6i.
merle bereits untermess unb beren CT
ohuung auf ben Is. Mai angelebt 1T.
sic tuirb nit 3mei 9roBen 9ampffeReln
arbeiter, bon benen ieber $1,000 pfunb
faBt, unb fomobl bic gew6bnli1e
Wai@ieife, pie feline Soilettenfeifeu
liefern. 5@lieBIi@ 1T in ben leBten
Sagen bic Nnleguug elmer 9ampfIdges
t1ible IN Mnregung gebra3t mDroen,
tpel9e f9 f9on ieBt, no bic inbuitriene
gntwidlung bes plaBes nod in ibrem
Wnfange ftebt, als cine Notbnenbigteit
berausiteut. Die GradersGabrif alein
gebrau6t, nod elmer Mittbeilung beg
Yrdftbenten Der @eieqf9aft, ieben Mos
nat 9iiten i'm @ertbe bon $500, unb
Bic 3abl Der &ifen, tpeI6e Der @roB.
banbel bes plaBes auBer6em notbtper=
big ma9t, 1T cine iebr groBe. Wie
elm Ga6' unb Ga9ber5tdnbiger 5agt,
tpirbe fiG bas M%nlagetapital fur
Mlble, 9obelfabrit uno Sroden : Mns
ftalt ouf b6@ftens 800, 900 belaufen,
unb lei9tes, porDies 0oI3 fir Gijfen,
tpel9es obne grobe Soften berunterges
fOBt uno bann auf 99lepp:D ampfern
big 8albelton gebra9t tperoen f6nnte,
liefett Die @egenb am obern SrinitD in
e10Bter Wenge. 9inter bieiem lebten
Wette itebeu, uie es beiBt, groBe Ra.
pitalifen, 10 baB es ebenfaas f9on 10
gut ME gefidert 1T.
Sn 9oufon uirb auf Der Nor6ieite
bes Bapou cine groBartige Wei3ens
Wthble gebaut, melAe aler BorausR9t
nod i9on binnen Sturgeon f~ertiggeftelt
iein nirb.
Gus Waco wirS mitgstbeilt, baB an,
Na9miitage bes Is. Wpril in Der bortiz
gen MolfereisNnialt bic erfte probes
Butter gema1t mDrben 1T, unb bdB bic
Geieuf6aft bann bic Gabrif iibernom.
men bot.
Sn SULPHUR Springs, Qopfins Co.,
1T nod ben neueften 8eri6ten cine Dell
miible i'm Blame, pel9e ben 8aunls
wolenzS amen Der bortigen @egenb bers
arbeiten ion.
Bei @ubbutbs Bluff Iegt bic Sabine
Sram Company" ont redten llfsr beg
Sabine Jlufes cine neue Sdgemlble
on, UNI ben big iebt BON feiner Mrt be-
ribrten, iungfrduli6en WaIb bott gu
erf9lieBeu unb ben &ei6tbum an
pra1ibolen langbldtterigen Pinien,
pel6en er birst, nubbar gu MAIDEN.
Surg. iiberal beinab i'm 9taate
bertf6t auf Dem @ebiete beg inbuitrieI.
len 2ebens un6 Strebens bic reg1te
Sbdti9feit San Mntonio bebarrt
nod ME bor in ieiner altgemobnten,
Observation-Disclosures &ube, lnbertblt
bon benz Jorti9rittsgeifte Der Jteu3eit,
mel9er in allen iibrigen gr6Berer
etdbten bon Seras 10 snti6ieben au
Sage tritt. unb martet, 10 i9eint es,
bob linn iein 9eil bon auBsn Der auf
benz Yrdfentirteuer gebra9t mir6.
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9IuerIet.

= 6eute 0ormittag fano in ber
beuti9senglii1en s1ule Der G1luB
oer Ofersp riifunsen ftatt. Dieielben
uaren uieoerum iebr aablreid bon ben
glterr unb Mngeb6risen ber 36glinge,
fouie iontigen Greunben Der NnftaIt
beiu9t unb i6lORen fi9 in ieber Sim
f6t ben seftrigen miirbig on. Den
S6luB Der prifuns bilbeten Oeclama.
tionen uno @efang, tuobei beionbers
bic frifde, unge3pungene 8ortragss
tueiie Der 2inber ansenebm berdbrte.
IS folgte bann bic Mustbeilung Der
3eugnife.> Na@ ben Ofterz Ge~iertagen
beginnt bas aeue S9uIiabr. Sie @ns
n1elbuna neuer 36glinge tpirb bon ben
6erren s. @toos, benz prdibenten ber
oeuti9senglif9en S1ul . @eieaf9aft,
uno benz Director Der Nnitalt, 6errn
Mm. Barbed. entgegengeuommen.
- Or. Srnelas bat beute Morgen
bonn a~ustpdrtigen Minifterium in Ne.
rifo bic Na9ri9t erhalten, baB bic in
nmlauf gefebten @eri6te bonn Qus.
bru9 elmer &ebolution In Der &epublif
b6lig unbesrinbet finb.
= 9ie fdnmigen 8iirger m6aea nod
i'm 2aufe bieier Wo9e lire Steuern be-
3ablen, tpenn fe bebeutenbe l~1ntolten
bermeiben pouen.
- Geifern lit Sames McDOnalb,
Der 70idbrise Mann, ber in ieinem
6auie ON Siege BON 6an Mntonio
mad ct. SebDig bon einem &aubs
mbrber f9mer ~bertuunbet unb fit
tobt liesen selaHen wuroe, na9oem
iener feline alte Grau ermorbet unb fein
9aus In 8ran6 eefiedt bate, ieinen
8erlsbungen i'm biefigen ftdbtifden
9ospitale erlesen - obne baB ct tpieber
su 8euuBtiein getommen lit. Das
@ebeimniB oes entfebli9en GoppeIs
Raubmoroes 1T nit Inn uabri9einli9
ftr INNER in bic @tube gefenft tuorben.
Die bonn Stabt Nr3te Or. 8raunagel
borgenommene unteriu1ung bat ergez
ben, baB SIC Oonalbs S9d6el burd
ben fur9tbaren S9lag bon einem Obr
gum anberen gebro9en tuorben mar.
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Glue 0rGigans
our Iunabme Der 3uiammenfeaunq
oer rebioirten Orbinanaen ber
Stabt San Wutpnio.

Sci es berorbnet bur6 ben @tabts
roth Der Stabt San Mntonio:
.Settion l. SaB bic Orbinau3en BET
Staot San Intonio, pie ie bon Germ
Oscar 8ergitrom, Staotaawalt, aus
iammengefelt unb rebibirt tporben 1inb,
bic Drbinan5en zines ieoen bier numes
rirten uno betitelten &apitels beri9ies
bener Sr6tnansen entbaltenb, bierbur@
als bic 3ufammente0ung aler Orbit
tan5en beiaster @tabt algemeinen ga,
ratters, tuel6e f6 iebt in &raft befins
ben, anerfannt wirb uno 1T, unb als
bic Municipalgeiebe beiagter 9tabt &C.
nebmigt unb angenommen tueroen,
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0rpRe 3iebmmg ant 81,
Mai 1889.

grfter 8 10 n n: Gin feines ppr,
eeuan Safels Serbiee bon 125 Stid.
3meiter 8etpinn: Gin f96nes
porceQan Sbee Serbice bon Sc Gtid
(aus ber Gabrit bon 9abiIanb & Co.,
Wer Groceries i'm Wertbe bon 81
fault, erbdlt elm 2Oos fir biefe 2otterie.
Mranfas Yreseptt,
gde Soufon. unb Solebab @t,aBe.
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SIN Staats.S etretariat gu NuHin
tpurbe Der obj > prdierben Gabrit su
alporb, Wiie @ountp, elm Greibrief
a~usgefteIt. 9ieielbe 1T nit einent
anlagesR apital bon $50 1000 segrinbet
tporben. @benfo erbielt bic @eieQs
i6aft einen G%reibritf. bic fi@ nit einem
9apital bon $4,000 in Debine, Wes
bina @ountp, gebilbet bat, um gotton'
Gins unb @rtB > Mlblen aufjufelen.
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9p6es : Mmseiae.

6rennben nno Sefannten hermit Die t~rourioe
Nadridt, oab infer %seliebter 8ater
&uuiS GrIer
9ente Nadmittng UNI l llbr nod tursem Strait
tenlager berldieb.
Dos Segrabnib fincet morgen @ormittas UNI
10 llbr bonn 9rauerbaule 30. 30 Se6ite
StraBe aus itatt, iuosu 8rsunbe uub 8etannte
ersebentt ein9eIaben iiub, ii6 gu betbeiIisen.
Die tranernOen Sinterbliebenen.
sam Intonio, II. April 1889.
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az Semanb, beFen 8erbauungss
Organe In Srbnung iinb, lift feItea
frant. 8erseBt bas ME unb iorgt ba=
fir bur9 ben eelesentIi9en Gebrau6
bon ct. patrids piaen. Gum 0ertauf
BET Ct. gobn 6 Co., s. 2aIteser &
Sobn un6 alien anbern Npotbetern.
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Q erf@iebene Orbinanaer.
Gettioa 2. DaB Die 3ulammeniteI=
lung ber Orbinan3en Der @taot San
Nntonio, penn in Bu1form gebrudt,
als s&ebibirte Srbinan3en" betannt
fein unb 70 benannt perben iou. DOB
aIe S~rbinan5en elm in befaeter 3uiart.
meniteQung in Wirtli1teit urtb 3raft
treten bonn 81. Sage bes DECEMBER 1883
ab unb ale bor benz 81. DECEMBER 1883
angenommenen Srbinan3en augemeirer
Natur, uel6e in Rraft finb, tpenr bic
rebibirten Orbinan3en in NDirtlamfeit
treten, unb ipel9e ni1t barir eingez
f9loRen fino, hermit mieberrufen
tuer6en.
Settion 3. SIM Sale in irgenb elmer
@%erorbnung ober Settion ber rebi6irten
Orbiuansen, elm 8erseben be3ei6net
ober irgenb eine Sbat ober 8ernadl1i.
fgung als unseieBlid be3ei9net unb
feline Strafe bafir fetgefebt 1T, Die
perion, tuel9e ii@ zines iol6en 0eraes
bens, elmer foI@en Shat pber 8ernad.
l6iigung f6ulbig ma9t, nit timer
@elbfrafe bon ni9t tpeniser aIs
Ginf Dollars ($5.00) unb ni6t mebr
als 3weibunbert Dollars ($2OO) fit
iebes 8ergeben, iebe Sbat ober Ser.
na9ldifgung, belegt tperben.
Nngenommen uub senebmist am
Is. Npril, 1889.
8rpan gaIIag1am,
Mtteitirt: Mapor,
6. g.. @Iaubor, @tabt .gIert.
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y@enau, bauerbaft, sinfad unO suberlaffa,
pie feline anbere I'M Marfts!" @as? Nun,
DsgoobS "U. s. Standard Scale'. Die
@adge fam bon ieben Zimmerman aufseHelt
irerben. Sic fperben, penn man bic Sradt
besa fit, auf 80 Gage our Yrobe bsrfanbt.
aaenten psrbsn in iebem @ountb seiudt. 8.
Us. Subbarb, Special 6abrtt. assnt, 93s
gommer1es Str, Dallas, 2eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-17
Qantpfer Agentnr.

Die .6reie preffe far 8 E.
gag pertritt bic folsenben Sampfer,
3inien, ertbeilt ole ndbere Nusfunft
tpeger paRage nod unb bon guropa
unb ~Derfauft 9ampfidif. unb eifens
babnbilIeie 5u ben niebriefen Staten.
Die 2ite Der bon uns reprdfentirten
2inien 1T:
@antbtrg . Muneritamifde 9ampfs
f@iiffabrts @eieaidaft.
6e0 Gtar 9inie (0tnttuerpen).
Guntpa8nie Generate 9rans.
atlamtiqme.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-17

1as- @oggan Bros. baben ben
ein3igen erfabrenen unb superIdiFgen
ptanofimmer in ber @taot. pianos
tperben fiji 81 seffimmt unS bic arbeit
mirb carantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-17

sa- Sbos. q oggan & 8ros.
baben oas poait6nbigite Eager bon Ntus
itaIien in Der Stabt unb geben Sebem
ben nstbisen Ib,us ober &abatt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-30
ceived daily, and any young ladies who

ceived daily, and any young ladies who may be guests in the house are otisd upon to wield the sharp-edged letter. openers. Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. Russell
 Harrison and Mrs. Scott-Lord frnrE"l4t'v oifer their services, so as to get the 'na ] cut of the way before noon. Many = tors are beyond reply; some aIe O. q character that trusted friend wuRii hesitate to consider; others contain q: s-
 tons that are pertinent if Iroub.esoHle; ; and scores are of a trival or ir-claEant nature in which requests arc made for household recipes, samples of family dresses, neckties or hair, garden seeds,
 pressed leaves or flowers and specimen copies of executive letter paper. recep- tion cards, menus and the like
 Communications from business firms, corporations and houses must ncces- sarily be ignored. official acknowl- edgments being made of the multiplicity of favors more or less useful. that come from all sections of the country. Just now there is an avalanche of toys dolls, galras, trottiug horses, enginp#. ratties, drin:ing mugs, tray sets anl toi;"t a.ti nles directed to Baby Mch"" CT :is sistel, which are turned over ;n fhn motiier and properly acknowledged
 At a friends house tiic other day Mrs. Mckee was heard to say tha: it w. ''al- most impo ssibie to accompiiSh G"@: ning.
 We never get through blN&hia *, .5he said, ''befure 10 o'clock, Af,cr family devotions father looks over the papers, the mail is brought in, and it is time for lunch before any one thinks of dressing.
 In the afternoon callers must be re- ceived, and the only time father gets to see the children is after o'clock, when the gates are closed"
 President Harrison has rented one of