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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-03
y acre lot Just outside city

N bluff. Si'S
~ nice property, just outside of civ limi,s
wakes; cheap, on easy terms
,,,,-o,d, ane pest ~ acre farms with first class
improvements in Bowling township: cbeap
A good house of eight rooms drv ceIisr Pws,ax
c n, ana me corner lot in the upper part of the
and, cheap. s' uepo' anu ISL
No: business corner store and DWELLING
un"o-s story frame dwelling, six rooms. good
OF fine land, well located within a few s,ans re
Milan street car-, cheap p' "a
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-03
Court, CuIlings.

The jury in the Griffith damage suit is
still out.
The arguments were reached in the
Schurerlan-Swe suit this afternoon.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-03
-'1nue, now

con ~ VIII ouy good house i've rooms. with LOT
,;on oy T ,oN vi those nne lots in Mixters addi-
uon on twenty second and Twenty-tbird st,aot.
b,i1 %G or three acres on the bluff, fine land Tor
easy terms. auulIoh on
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-03
For Sale or Rent.

Frosted feet may be cured in one or
two days by the use of Salvation Oil. the
great pain destroyer. For sale at all
druggists 25 cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-06


capt wiliIzra locked ~ Herkias for The
ufxht
L i nsssrsteod that tae preliminary
tests rns1e 81 toe stosnaeh led . : ssronx
susptc11a thxs tAe stomach eanr&tns
poison
THx DEx8 zsxs AxTneEDESy9
Nessrz- II. 3 syron snd HENRY Brfes.
fdeAts u the dead book cxnsssxsx. arrived
from Portland last evening. Nr. sxrOn.
who il manager Er r. +. Collier - the
Northwest, ssld sizzz tie fsI nsEae 81 fhe
unfortunate cGuExfser EAs Mse&xei =
Cou1e{1ze, that he vas stnxse. axed -.
sad q Bassse Of frezand. He wsnt 20 Aus-
srsita vsiez quite yozng- sua Hzz n tne
sfnss he vent 70 xoxk for r r. Collier Is
ssa Franesxeo. aa1 IL May last ae ioi:se
the Northwest a2Sucf Of p. g Collier 1t
Portland. Occasionally De w0aI1 sr.nk
for tso OK three 1sss ~ sszae. snd this
Easae HIN III FcHv fsraes s1nee Mar be
i a s. = . oa chs nssgsssl i'g e
took the p.stgs. ksd hrose Is wheu
he entered on the last fatal
spree. s0nneilan wzs sn unnsaa1fv esssr-
gesic cxnsaszsr. and his earnings. Nr.
aTrun ssys. were frern {iz 70 SO par dxy
nc loiEsd Portlsna Lodge, Ne. 2. A. Q. 2.
vs. last Taontis and the p<sisv TOR xzsH is
made e1t in favor ef fAwrrnce 6. Con-
neIlAn. who resides Ia oakland. Cal. Re
Also has married sister Ia AusfrHIIs. n
asfdition 70 belonging 20 ste Norkmsxs. Mr..
dsnneIjAu sas His9 = nnemher Of the
Young Aen's institute and the AneieEx
Order OF foresters Conneli2r bad $50 IN
his pcxsexssoa when he left Portland ca
Tnezslay last on The lI:a5 srafn- The watch
which be lost was purchased Ii Portland
last week. Mr. 5yrDu viii ship the
remains 70 oakland. Cal, IS soon IS he
can communicate vita the brother OF the
deceased
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-06
HREyIrIEs.

81. Johns ledge tonight. Degree work.
The membess of the Harrison Legion iss
tend 90 give grand supper on the 18th iI1
slant
Six carloads of machinery arrived yester.
Gay for tho large Michigan mills az Gilman
park.
T. l. Manning. the tent thief, was Gem
mitted 10 the county Jail for 60 days by
Justice Miller yesterday.
Declarations OF intentions were fsied yes
tesday by Ole Eadrnd. OF Norway; tsustaf
Johsnson. OF Russia. William II. tsross, OF
ireland.
Justice Rivers sent drunken yagranf
named Thomas Connal, - the county jail
for Is days Cor selling liquor 10 Indians
yesterday.
The western Union Telegraph Company
has established branch ofafe az ffaia
City, W. T.. - miies from seattle. uxae
line OF the seattle. Lake shore Il Es6Rn
The seattle Turn yefela has arranged
calico ball for this exeuiug. This affair
will be exclusive 10 members aud their
friends only. Tickets 81: members soc.
railroad.
Tom. J. Powers, a Columbia river bar
pilot. attempted 80 clean cut Judge, aftor-
neys, iitigantS aud witnesses in Judge
Mislers court, during the progress af
trial to which he Was only spectator. yes
ter.sy afternoon. onseer Webster vas
called In aHa took Ihe chssrrperons bar
pilot ~ the city TAIL ~ sntzs ap.
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SAD NEWS OK HIS RETURN.


Ex-Governor Watson c. Squire returned
alone from his Eastern trip yesterday
morning, his wife aud daughter having
been detained q; lion. New York, By a
sad A.fiiction. When Mr.. and Mrs. squire
went East they counted on having long
aud PHEASANT visit with the iatter's parents
Mr. aud Mrs. Philo kesasngfea. OF isiou.
who expected to return home from Florida,
where they had been Spending the winter
IN Time 10 greet aud entertain Them
After reaching Ilion they Feed we'd word
inst Mr. Remington had been taken
seriously I'll with bilious fever. ami few
days later = dispatch was received an
nouncing that Mrs. Remington aas aiso
very III With the same disease Mr. squire
waited until message was received thas
both were getting better. and then started
for Seattle. leaving bis wife to await the
return OF her parents. when the train
reached Paseo Junction At osciaek Thurs
day evening. message vas handed 10 Mr.
Squsrc that his fAfher-ffi-law had died dur
ing the day FROM sudden change In the
fever. r. was then too late fer him 10 re-
turn 10 Sew York. 30 he continued on his
way 10 Seattle.
Mr.. Remington was The manufacturer OF
the arms and sewing aud type-writing
machines that bear his name. aud had q
national reputation for beneyoiene- and
philanthropy. In 1873 he paid visit TO
seattle aud invested largely III reas estate,
most u which Mr.. squire blsasat OF him In
$50. Many OF me odd pioneers remember
Mr.. Remington's visit nerr. and fhe news
81 bis death wild be received by them with
sorrow. His remains will be returned 10
tIlon. New York. for inseFmeus- Mr.
Squire VIII probably be called to the East
sgsin in q few weeks 70 settle the affairs of
the large estate lefE by his father-fn-iaw.
and Mrs squire will probably renal IA
there with her mother utafil that time
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-06

9rSgoa & Califarn Ia Passed Metifurss
J. wese. W. West. +. W. Meose. Charles
Collins and wife. H. J. Mcare. e. Melvin,
Mrs AZ. Cooke, Mrs q. Cooke. Charles 4.
Magee. : L. Betty.sw J. Howard ard wife.
]. Il spills. W. II. 6ssy. r. Nathan, ;. He'd
rnAss, Geo. III. Taytag. Mas &. Howard
Mrs Wa. Mckay. = SsrassbHrr. w j.
Qailaa and wlls. MIS- 0assess. Mr. Ger
hsrxeg, W. F. I.cly, q. tskSSegs. Ms ssiyers
stella, Mrs Lelly. r. SomsFvflle, I'll EEoAeps.
child, wife aud eAsid. Miss Greene, Miss
HATTIE 0reCnc. Mrs. Someryilie and ehila.
NJ kaufman. wife and daughter. N l.
Warner. Mrs " n GllaeFt sad child. Msss
trace tillheEt. Mrs. ". 4. Ratemsn. a. "
RAteaan. x y. May. Mrs Milford, \. p
Caiue and wife. \. johnson aud wife, A
y. JohnSsa. Mss jahassa. Mr. CLARK. A
Z. Shuiiz, A. q. kFewn. Charles Brown. f.
Taangr, wm Cooke, e. Fces. aud = sec
,s,ass.elaxs
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-
New stock of table linens, the finest nov
elites just received. Also handsome line
OF table sets, doyiies. napkins, etc. Toklas,
Stngerfaan & Co.
Money to loan. long or short tirae G. f..
Miller 4 Co, lis Yesier avenue, Occidental
block
New pa.asols. Chester clery. lisa styles
arrived. Chester Cleary.
II you want pleasant home three lots
with good hoasel call on ID. r. Ward.
Twenty -five-cent ali-wooI dress goods,
Chester Cieary.
ID. b. Ward viii sell lot and two house s
Enow renting for $50 per month";. corner
Pine ana Tenth streets. for Saf01
Five-cent towels, Chester Cleary.
EmhroIderfex, Chester Cleary.
All the latest novelties in ladies and
chiidren's paFasois, in black and colors
foklas. Singerman & Co.
New silk underwear. Chester C,eary
one OF ssattle's Oldest citizens wants 70
kuow why people persist IN paying rent
when good home can be had for only
1850. Call at rooms and 2, over Seattle
hardware store.
Five-eent lace curtain net. Chester
Cieary.
A fine lot Of French and Scotch f.annels.
newly Imported. now On sale. Toklas,
singeFman & Co.
New aprons. Chester Cieary.
Hosiery, cur big lot of new goods ar
rived. Chester Cicary.
Our complete stock OF hats--silk hats,
felt and straws, for men and boys, now ON
hand. Teklas. ssngerman * Co.
Sew JERSEYS. Chester Cieary.
The leading New York styie. the Crush
or. Ia al coiors. si.25. Toklas. singermen
( Co
Sew ribbons Chester CleaTy.
Nsw gloves. Chester CIeary.
New uae OF towels ToklAs. slngeraaa
6 CO.
onr big shipment Of new goods arrived.
Chester Cleary.
Ten-eenE unen towels. Chester ciesry.
Sew dress goods. Chester Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-06
rHE SEATTLE 4 SOUTHERN.
The Esad I.scsted 80 paInt Beyond
PuyaIIup-

The coTts Of engineers which started opt
FROM Seattle six weeks since for tie pEr-
pose OF locating the line OF the seattle &
Southern railroad from thzs ctr 10 Pert
Land has reached . point sasf beyond
PHssilup tnnesion. on the Northern gseific
The route u the railway has been
definitely determined by the engineers
II runs from the terminal tuildEng IN
West seattle along the western line Of the
harfyof. ana then up the western tank Of
the puwamIsh and white rivers 70 Pay.
ailap, where the crossing Of tle Northern
Pacific track il made. The rigftof- way Is
largely secured through the sxrri1ory In
which the surrey has been made. TIE
line selected Is shorter By seSnc miles than
any other 70 PayaiEnp, the banks OF the
sso rivers being followed where prae-
fieable- The surveyors, fail corps. under
the charge OF K. IL Stretch. the we'll
known engineer, viii Hou be able % go
shesd a great deal faster. having COM
piesed 1Eeh the niost isfIscuis part of
their vofk- They viii now be able 10 20
forward Tor some fnilss at the rate Of two
miles per day.
il may BE stated positively that the CON
INK summer will witness scene Of great
activity along the line of the Seattle &
southern. Construction viii have begun
aud IL viii be pashed vigorously. Nh4s
the Surveyors have progressed "a asciens
distance. TIE line win bs cross-sectIoned
from this end and large eontrac, for the
construction Of q part of the road will be
let The object OF the projectors Of the
seattle & Southern Is 10 build the shortest
quickest, aud best hue possible from This
city 70 Portland. where connection will be
made with the Southern Pacific and other
tfanscontinental routes. Tie road, at n
point neaT tbs head OF seattle harbor, will
divide, and one line win 30 on 20 West
Seattle aud the other VIII come across the
hArb0r to seattle. The terfasnaI buildings
VIII, OF course, i,e In West Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-06

Mr.. sam {. Mott. advance agent of The
kes Cotton company, Is ~ ths oessssantsl
Mr.. Paul r Mohr. chief engineer ef the
seattle, Lake shore & EssfsTn, ieit last
evening for Portland.
Mr.. r. Il Mhoeler. weil-knoun vessel
and insurance nsan IF Port Huron, Mich.
IS IN the city. accompanied by his family
Hon, III. X. TsoIe. OF Helena. fer four
years past the delegate 10 Congress from
Noniana. srent YESTERDAY ia seattle. he
WAS accompanied by Mr.. T. =. walaAce. of
Tar0fna.
NJ. Angus MaeGintssa. president az the
First National hank, has retained frern a
tee months visit - Nes York. where he
Nss eag&gesi 20 contracting Saasae Important
ruaug.ta Al tsessQftasfsss.S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-06

HxspepsSTGRs lsr REssaNSr. Nc W.
SEkTTEg. ". r.. Arrsl +. ISSs.
isSsSasS hotsaFs e. MaSs hssrf. ssssnusax
=. Is Aerehg Appreciated par "a Axs.z. III
regiment. \. 81 ". With rank 81 1sss
aeatsrAnt
lie viii t-Srfssrsa. Ia addition 80 his eshes
s'nsses. taose Of gesrseFsl SISTER "a place ~
Lieutenant Z. J. tssz1t. shseas 80 iezee,
aud VIII ~ oasayrti sra respected as.csrts.
tugiy. By order eg Esst- J. {. HAfSES.
nAcssi
VT saAErE. First Lest ard Asss
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TuE GUARANTEE loan AID Trust
COMPANY aSn SAVINGS RANK

YesleE ISary hHilafas. Mill street ogp.s.
site Commercial street reeesxes fsepossgs IN
say Arsoans AID aliawx Interest fAereua.
B.ssTi ef srEkSszSss Leigh : j. Hunt, Thona.
ss I. Mtnns, Ea~ara 4. DownEnx, T. n.
IsA~maa. GEORGE M firssA~s@. ssavfs y
Baxter. amG Wm. RtEAseE FssAeF Hank
csscA daily tron .. Ms 20 e. IA. SSs ar
days ? a N. - p. IN and =. rs. to = p n.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-06
How 1t Is Plated.

The following the PosrIsrrIragscgn,s re-
port of last weeks meeting of the City Council:
The plat OF Rerons addition city OF Seattle was sub
med by Crawford Conover approved bv City Enpin
eer scury and the Council The nice piece
work. and the land is laid broad principle The
addition the plateau second hill ON
Madison street. of the slightly points city The
lots plated x1o feet except facing Madison street
which 50xl00 feet All lots which Madison street
made to face that alley in each
block The streets feet WIDE except Division street. which
90 feet Including fractions by diagonal course
of Madison through, the addition there are $50 lots
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-06
WEST SEATTLE FERRY
STEINER CLARA BROWN

7 RAVES YESLER's WHARF TOk "a.
IL coma, Olympia ard Big Skookum at
4 To every Monday, Wednesday ard Fri.
,iay.
Returning, leaves shelton. Big skookum.
friday
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Seattle, Yhiteom 4 Semilhmoo Routs.
sTEAnEQ ceo- q STARE

Seattle, Yhateem 1 Semiihmoo Routs.
STEAMER GEO. z. STARR
Leaves Seattle af 30 y m. Nondsys,
Wednesdays and Fridays Arrives af what.
com 1t II a. m. Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays Returning, leaves Whatcom ri
p. M Tuesdays and Thursdays, and on
Sundays ~ q m. Arrives IT Seattle at 2
Q. m. Wednesdays aad Fridays and on Sum
days about p. m.
Leaves whateom for scmiatmoo satrr.
days ut D. m. Leaves Semiahmeo for
Whatcom Saturdays ut 5 p. M. arriving 81
Whafcofa about p. m
NOTfCE-SfeameY lands n all regular
landings except Oak Hsrhor. Laoonrser and
FfdAigo.
". 3. Mail Steamer hasGalo
Leaves Seattle for whatcom and al way
landings Sundays. tuesdays and IharN
days At II p. m. Arrives 81 NhafcC1n Mon
days, Wednesdays aud Fridays IT D. ri.
Returning, leaves whafcoFn same days q
SO p. m. arriving az Seattle Tnes3ays
Thursdays and Saturdays a. p. m
A. r. FINK, Agent,
CITY Dock seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-06

JcsT AgRsvED.--A handsome line OF tidy
rings Ia paetal. in the NEST delicate shades
10 match rev shades Of silk. Toklss, Sing.
erman & Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-06
SEATTLE WOOD YARD.

DzY AIDKR AxD Pr WOOD cur AM
~ desired IeDxfh- DRY kidding q So
cialfy. Coal delivered 20 any paTt 81 De
city. or1en received - f10t Front slrook
ssis Am ia snmxrI- proprss4n.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-06

0En REWARD In ever case vii Be
VtV PAID BY as for Information sGfa
cert 90 euavfef persons Of destroying our
signs cE properly.
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$780, ..;s o. s's s. s q sirss .,s s,.
Four lets face Water street and four have
water frontage, earring riparian rights.
&1n 0nn-Lot Il, block 10, d. T. and
VAV,OVO John Denny's addition. and
lot l. block @. ID. T. Denay's Waterfront
addition. $40 900 for the two.
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For the date Of the ErxS sale CO lists ~
2snfaa addition see oar 6ssa BE column al
FeEfise-ae1s eEsew here q tals paper
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-06

EAONT STREET.
500, 00Oss' . sssRs q p r ,ss s
facing on West street These iosz carry rfpa-
Ran rights and extend TO deep water. On
the property are wharyex. factories and
business houses which viii rent for 1000
month. Price, 500, 900; one-fuurth cash.
balance on long time
COX 00f1-Lot on the west side Of
~AOsOOV Front street. next to the
corner Of Pike. On the lot ID 5000 resi-
dence. Price, So. co. one-foarth cash, bal
anee on long time at per cent.
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weespeciaIly invite the attention Of In
vestors 10 the following choice list Of prop
erty:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-11
%
Mebe1n, Teppiclen, Matten, ROuleaux etc. etc

mem freunbli6em 6led, oen Mn6eren an
b6lem Srie, tuo es f@mubig mar uno
bdBli9 unb hoo bic MenI9eu abgenano
ten 8eit9tes an ibm Doriibergiugen. uno
in benz Nugenblid iant Elm Sropfen auf
meine 6ano, Elm ein5elner Sropfen, beiz
nab tpte eine 8brdne = unS ba = fiel
mir elm -
Cine &eibe bon Sahren 1T es Der =
es tDar balb nod Beenbigung bes gro=
BEN Srleges uno 3u ber 3eit, als Berlin
| fi6 barauf beIann, baB es bic Nugen ber
gSelt auf ff9 gelenft babe unb besbalb
elm ben 4niprii6en ber groSen Welt ent.
fpre6enberes @enanb anIegen mGBte.
Siefe ueberseugung fam befanntIi9 ets
mas pl6bli6, unb Der fieberbofte 3u.
itaao, ben iie berDortief, lcbt unter bem
Jtamfn Der @riinber3eit in unierer grs
innerung fort.
Wie fi9 bas 8orban6eniein beg isie=
bers i'm meni@li6en &6rper bur9 ges
ipiiie grf6einuasen funb giebt, bic es
auf oer 9aut gum 8ori9ein bringt. 10
erging es aud benz G6rper Der Stobt
Berlin, ouf befen OtsrRd9e in beinab
iibertiiraen6er Golse neue 8ebdube aufs
uu9ien. uno bamit ie neuen &aum
gum Safein erlansten, muBten bic al=
ten tDei6en; oa berI9punbens in ber
Deifli9en 8orita6t bic tleinen, tief in
@drten eiagebetteten 2anbb6uIer, ba ers
itidten bic sriincn &aienpldbe Der @drs
ten unter ben 6aufen bon Badteinen.
bic man gu Bergen 5arauf tbiirmte, unb
bic alted Bdume legten li9 fumm unb
traurig nieber, neil bic neuen pierIt6dis
gen 0auIer ibuen 5u breiit auf bic G6pfe
berabf6auten.
Smmerbin CAB es bamals, gu 8eginn
iener 3eit. mod bin unb tpieber einige
gr0Bere, gitterumI6lofene grbfede,
unb elm folder, gum @enuB bon Bier
unb Saffee eingeri9teter @arten mar
Dor Dem potsbamer Shore, unmittels
bar ienFeits ber potsbamer Bride ges
legen.
Der 4arten NOR ger1umig unb bur9s
aug nibt elegant; biersdise Slide BON
ipeibladirtem 6ol3 nit Gtnhlen BON
berfelben grt biloeten Die 9lusfattnna;
er iDar fit ben pWtittsIfanb" bere4net,
uno oieier Seitimmuug fam ct i'm boil
ten WoBe nod, oenn Der vMitteIltanb"
!iebte ibn unb beiu6te i'm 5ablreid.
geionbers lebbaft gins es or Sonntas
gen Su, unb on einem fol9en Sonntag
yta9mittag i'm Sommer mar es. als an
einem Der bieIen Slide 8Dei iunge
Wfauner faBen unb 8ier tranfen.
Der Cine bon ibHen, ber nit iibereins
amber geidlagenen &uieen na6ldiiig an
ben Stubl auriifselebnt FAB. bate ieis
men plaB 10 gemdblt, baB er ben gons
gen @arten unb bic SnfaHen belielben
iiberf9auen fpnnte. uno Die braunen
Iugen, bic tuie smei lulfiee quite 9ame.
raben aus oem btbi6en iugenbfrii9en
@ef9te berausbIidten, beiorgten ibren
aufpafers Sienit bortrefflid.
(6ortfetnus fOIst)
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lln8eb6rise 3nmutbnngen.

IS IT unperninftis, bem Masen Dtnse su5umutben,
bic er nitt eiiten fam. IS sIb Gbpren senus pe6e
eteen treuen Dtener 70 Idnse matratiren bis er iid
emp6rt unb iie oaeurh trait, pte iie es pertteneu.
Dpspepe 1T bie sepbbnIi6e 6olse ron satrpnomiden
GSesfen; mag ie nun bierppn berrlbren pner burd
ererbe peer in ber usenb anerjeSeue Shmde tehinsi
ieiu, e 1T In iheriter nnn ansenebmer gBetle bebar
turH Spetters Waseubitters nnftreitts haS pcrshsz
lihfis un6 belempfoblsne Wasen GIigr, has eS sbt
une eeHeH er66bte Ibdstett In Grfl1uns etner 8ers
hauunsss uno aIimilruns5 Guntpnen 1T bic burd
ben anbalenpen Gebrauf bieleS iesensretden araits
mitelS er,elte Stdruns her aasemeinen gieertantss
9eieitisans osr anlasen CUR Sdlafpsteit unc 9ppos
9pnerie. Bteiitdt, tales unb @e6elfieber, Rbeus
mattSmuS nue Rereneineu merben beiegt pom her be-
ruHberuussmhreisen ar,uei.
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rien beg Tsittellauoes nit Mddtigfeit
belbor. Ser 9olsbeitanb in ben ftatt be,
feoelten 8egenben bes WeItens miro
pabri9einli9 bic 8ebeutung beg Wors
tss vprairie" gdn5li6 oerdnbern.
Die pobltbdtige 6oIge elmer iippiaeu
uno nt9t periobii6 geit0rten ober ber.
ni9teten 8egetation. cine bi6te Be.
Oedung beg 8obens our6 @ras unb
Graut unb fbotienlpenbenbem Baum,
pu9fe bdlt bic atmOipbdrilhen Nieoer.
tdbld9e ldnger i'm Booen gebunben; bos
GegenlpaRer filtrtrt pbne beoeutenbs
Verbunfung glei6iam lpie Sur6 Elm
Sie5 In ben bur6 bas Wurseltperf ge'
loderten goben Der Dbern S6i1ten,
iintt lansiam nieoer auf bic ni6i
our9lanenben Sa9er, bilbet bas @runb.
tpaher, oos uniere Brunnen unb tief.
aelegenen Baierl6der uno Sants
ipsif unb bri9t als QuelIen an 6dn.
gen, in GluBbetten, unb on ben iSluB.
ufern aus.
Sn ben Sabren, in tenen bur9 baa
9tteoetbrennen Der 8egetntipn uno bes
III GoIge befeu fpdrliben Na6mu9fes,
bas &egenuofer nidt 10 gebunben
tpurbe, ergoB fi6 cine mebrere Boil
bobe &egenmaife innerbalb tpeniger
Stunben ben &innialen unb ausgetre.
tenen 8ieb< unb S@afpfaoen foIgeno,
In bic GluB= unb 8a6betten, uno bes
tplrtte etne nur tur5e Belebung Der
pfan3enwelt, uerurIa9te ueberI6msm.
mungen, unb bic glei9 tuieber eintres
tenbe SonnenbBe berbunitete bas nur
eine btinne S9i6t ber Oberfld9e oes
grbreids befeudtenbe gtaB innerbalb
weniger Sage. 9eBbolb tpar bic nd9ts
LID Iaes erfrii6enbe 3baubllouns ia
bod aud unm09li6 gema6t, unb Der
Sbaufal = tpenn berlelbe regelm1big
eintritt = fam tpobl, uie ieber Garmer
weiB, fiir Idngere 3eit ben &esen ct.
ieBen.
g8er ieit slpei Sabren reeeImdBige
bpgrometrifd5s 8eoba6tungen gema1t
bot, fonnte lei9t li1 ii6eraeugen, lpie
ber Jeu9ti9teitsgebaIt Der Ntmoipbdre
graoueu INNER 5ugenDmmsn bat, mas
aud auf regelmdBige &egenfdQe ftr bic
nd9ften Sabre i9lieben IdBt.
so bdtten mir benn getpifermaBen
cine Idngere regenrei1e periobe in
Iusf1t, unb boffentIi9 cine redt
lange, oa : ME iG aus3ufibren Der.
fudt babe = bic nod meiner Meinune
bauptld9lidffen urIa1en regenarmer
Yerioben uuter ben Dbpnltenoen Ser,
bdltnifien i'm Wenen bes 6taates
i6merli6 tuieber eirrtreien G0nnen.
IS wdre miinf9ensmerib i'm aIae.
meinen Snterehe, oaB Nnbere ibre St.
fabruugeu unb S9liii1e iiber bielen 70
midtigen @eseniiano bur6 bic prefIe
mittbeilen whrben, unb au6 no9 benz
Srunbiabe: ''audiatur ct altera pars"
tuil i'd Sebem banten, wenn mir be.
tpieien pirb, baB meme 8beorie auf
trrigen ober unbaltbaren 8orauslebuns
gen 5erubt, uuo susIei6 aber au9 eine
before un5 grtnoli9e aufitelt.
SD folte meinen, Dor Naem mdre
bies ein Sbema ftir unieren naturs
tunbigen Greunb am Rio @ranbe,
Serrn Sieli6er, um feline getuanbte
5eber in 8ewe9ung gu ieben.
Sd bege bic 9Offnung, baB er IN Der
9auptIa9e nit meiHen Sheen iibeseins
ffimmt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-11
9(ufIebeucrrcacno!

Der lletersaus ppn lauser itmerjbafter 8rautbeit
su robuiter @eiunbbeit lit eine Gpp6e i'm 2eben res
Msni6en. Gin ipl6es bemertenswerbes Greisnib rerz
aib man nitt une bleib hem nbeSbrinaer ifetS
Santbar. 0esbaIb bort man aud hberaa ySlectrc=
8itterS@ lcben. Se pele perbauten ibre @eiunobeit
fieem srcBen Seilmittel uno Ipnie. QBer nit irseuc
elmer ranbett per Nieren, her Seher peer hes aseuS
seplaa lit, aleth9tlttg mie ange, pirb cfprtse BeNes
runs hur rem ebrauh electric Bitters erlangen.
8ertauit ,u 80 Gts. unp 81 bic Slai6e in Dretb,
2bcmpi on q 6 e.'S Npctbete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-11

vWaitdfer," ber boltstbiimli6e
Name Der @arbe 6hfiliere, bat ieBt 70,
5uIagen amtli6e gnertennung aefun.
ben, benn bic pom 9aiIer benz y8erein
ebem. @orbesGiililiere" berliebeue Griss
gerfabne Seigt in benz geiiidtsu 2aub.
uert BON 2orbeeren unb @iden au6
8tpei Ntaitdfer, naturgetreu bargeftellt.