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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

The following officers we're elected
By the Gre department on Monday
night:
Chief-A. S. Marsh.
A..istant-Asdy Warner.
Seeretary-E. N. Perkins.
Treasurer-M. II. Warner.
Foreman hose Go. No. l-George
Million.
Foreman Hose Co. No. IN. s.
Marsh.
Forearm Hook and Lsdder Cohen.
Sammey.
Hon. james Laird has gone to
Washisgsos, hsvisg recovered su&-
eieasly 70 sgsia asssne The dutiee Of
eosgressoas. The boys vill Be glad
70 hear Of his rseovssy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

~ OU0J WU01Oo00 8o9v0o0D
oe01s
On last Friday night oeesrred The
bi-veekly school eaier.ainmeas Of the
public schools Of this city, afse. mus
lie and fev preliminary remarks.
Mss Calbertsoa's cia~ entertained
the large andiesee ins recital Of tAeir
school work The ehi,dren showed
carsfsl ssaining ~ elected from ,hsi,
ready sssssr, to al questions pat 70
them At the eoaeIasioa a the
school e~xsreises, Misc B,akeSeA r.,d
. selection ssd thea felleved . ssv
vsil tined resarts By Prui. Gums.
t=sehisg seheel nsssess. After r.
'nash b. ssseAess - pRAA
n~11
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

De goss avs. % rs.urn again. week
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

effective work in the good cause. On
Monday afternoon he baptised three
converts and there will be others.
The meetings are interesting and
each service is crowded by our people.
Only a few more weeks before city
| election. TIE CHtIr would suggest
that the people try and get set o.
officers in that will try and do some
thing for the city's Interest. We
want officers that are enterprising and
will sec that no stone is unturned ths,
will 60 towards the upbuilding Of Red
Cloud. Give us good men. THl
CHElr would suggest the name Of
Henry Cook or D. B Spanogle fe'
mayor, either gentleman would be
credit, to the city.
Will Yeiser who went to the fal
west a few weeks ago has returned
He vent as far as Victoria 3. {.
where he saw our old friends, n. G
Walker and family. formerly Of Rec
Cloud, who We are pleased to lear
arc doing nicely. Will intended 50
ing to Alaska, but concluded that III,
.tGreat West wasn't what it vas crack
ed up to be and found that the pictur,
vas much over drawn, especially q,
to its great advantages for . man {.
get rich. Tinss ~ harl ~ sAer
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forsss ano Uarriaues.


g. Top wagons, sos. up; Pony carts,
y $40 sp; Buckboards, sS5 up; Open
wcs9sn; r GO ESIens s phaetens slssSS
Up; Curtain Rockaways, s110 up Depot
wagon, $40 mp; Phaetons. sos up,
Brtuehams, $500 up. andaus, $500 up;
Coaches, $3.50 up; Harness, sl2 80 up.
single; Double Harness, $50 Up.
800 NEW AND SECONDHAND
CARRIAGES. All Prices.
L0WDON 4 RUTHERFORD,
1865 BROADWAY
Bot. 40th and 47th sts.
WILL ALSO RENT FOR THE SEASON.
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Rooms il)anteo.

EAMILY OF adults went furnishod,y
A. apartments for three months. Address
Box 95. Nysck-on- Hudson, N. Y.
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Real gs,ars.

FOR SALE or to exchange for unim.
cferred; handsome fats on 9th-ave.,
south OF 90th-st., including corner just COM
pleted: for further particulars address
p. Il. CALLAHAN. $50 East 42d-st
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Gonnlrp propfrtp for Gale

A Won PARK, South Florida. 20, 900
"A acres high, healthful, fine land no
swamps, fever negroes or liquor Winter
gardening and range growing. l.. o.,
school and school established and growing
rapidly. No gift" { D lands but honest
immigration. Heartily Endorsed by this $50
new settlers. 40 tracts already sold j..
acre lots In centre only S25 each; 10 10 40
acre lots So 70 $50 per acre 20 miles choice
laAe fronts Cheapest transportation rates
70 settlers Send stamp for book Common
sense About Florida" free, or "South Flor
l1a Progress" sample weekly free, or 90
cents for lt0page illustrated book, ''Florlda
tacts. Both Bright and Blue" No adyer-
tigsments, but plain, unvarnished truth. In
si< . to settlers. 2z4-page edition,
cloth, 81. Wnte.
Q. N. CROSBY, 90 Frsnklin-st, N. Y.
A SBURY PARK. Ten. room Queen Anne
- cottage and one So room boarding house,
Win furniture, for sale every modern i'm.
proVement Same is for rent II not sold
y February i. Also 00-room boarding
mouse, unfurnished. block from ocean.
he1Iess oWNEk 6lD Lake-ave., Asbury
Park, N. J.
THREEsT0RY brick dwelling, 10 rooms ;
improvements; Eew-Haven, Conn. (;
central location. For particulars address
L. w. ARwELL, 6o7 East s5th-st., N. Y.
VoNKERS.-If you want 10 hire or pur-
= chase house OF any description, cot
tageS country seats or unimpr0Ved, write
Or call YoUMANs g. RICHARDSON,
Yonkefs.
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MEN YOU HEAR OF.

John Bright never would admit that
he even approached Mr.. Gladstone as an
orator.
DR.. McGlynn will spend the coming
summer in lecture tour through Great
Britain and Ireland.
The public income of the Prince of
Wales last year. in addition to his parlia-
mentary allowance Of 100000 a year
from the consolidated fund, was further
increased by $s1 900 as Duke Cornwall
and S1.750 as honorary colonel OF the
Tenth Hussars.
Senator and Mrs. Hearst have pur-
chased ex.Secretary Fairchilds Wash
ington residence and will make It one of
the most attractive homes in the capital.
Among the improvements which they
contemplate is the addition Of ball
room 200x150 feet in size.
B. P. Shillaber c'Blrs. Partington'O is
crippled with rheumatism, and says:
"With pen, paper, pipe and pills ! sit
here from years end to years end, pa
tient as may be, receive my friends and
wait for the better life." "Let us have
p's" seems to be the genial humorist's
motto.
The Able Peretti. a Corsican priest,
member of many scientific and historical
societies, has written remarkable work
called Christopher Columbus, French
man.. Corsican and Native OF Calvi,"
maintaining that America was not dis
covered by Christopher Columbus tho
Genoese, but by Christopher Columbus
the Corsican.
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A MESSAGE.

o'efthe great gray breast Of the restless sea
breoze Is signing;
not the breeze should sigh, for the breeze Is free
+. Z, Free DER the ocean flying.
yIfs ! sl,o,ld sigh by the great gray sea
lI While the days a-waning
" lhe breeze not carry sigh for mo
a set as IL goes complainingS
y breath crept close and then kissed your face
AZ with tender greeting,
Would you guess and know through the wide
n fresh space
Whence came the voice eutreatingf
Would you hear over there by your great gray
sea
What the wind was saying,
Understand the tale in that whispering plea.
Ktiow what the prayer was prayingi
An the breeze comes back with the fair gray
dawn
u Ger gray sea stealing,
And the sun greets sea witt a fire new horn
Strong for my faint Leart's healing.
Ana Know you said some word to the breeze
Some word love nearing.
For II Kissed me kiss from the cool soft sens
Sweet as their tender sheening.
Alice Comyns Carr in Temple Bar.
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Gen. nut1er,s Ready wlt.

The editor heard the other day story
Of Gen. B, F. Butler which Is not wholly
bad. In certain case in court which
he was conducting the general took oc-
casion to read statute bearing on the
question at issue, and somewhat tedious
ly labored through its long and legally
involved phrases.
The judge let him go through with it,
and then bent forward TO ask:
"Are you not aware that that statute
has been repealedT'
"Oh, certainly" was the cool answer,
f"but have read tho old law md the
new, and 1 find that like the old much
better"
The perfect nonchalance Of the reply
was certainly emineEtly characteristic.
--Bostl N Courier.
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A Good Time to Fulan His Promise.

"Dear john wrote the wife, 'I am
sorry to say Willie fell out of a swing
yesterday and disabled himself. He
will not be able TO use his arms for
month-so the doctor says He Is get
ting along all right, but It makes him
restless TO stay in doors. When you re-
turn from the city please bring him
something he can amuse himself with"
willie" said the father. kindly, as
he patted the little boy consolingly on
the head the next day, 81 have brought
you that drum promised you year or
two ago you should have some time. -
Chicago Tribune.
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h--Dressed hens look chic.
Late habits-Night gowns.
"A head gardner-The barber.
THE KEMARKAaTE orpr

Which have been affected by Hoods Sarsa-
ariila are sufficient proof that this niedi.
inc does possess peculiar curative power.
q the severest cases of scrofuia or salt
'heum, when other preparations had been
'owerless, the use Of Hoods Sarsaparilla
has baought about the happiest results.
The case of Miss Sarah G. Whittier, OF
Lowell, Mass, who suffered terribly from
'crotnions soresi that Of Charles A. Roberts.
y East Wilson, n. Y, who had, thirteen
q ,Sscssses on his face and neck; that Of Willie
Ouh, OF ,Walpole., Mass, who had hip dis
ease and serofula SO bad that physicians
said ne could not recover, are few Of the
many instances in which wonderful cures
were affected bv this medicine.
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The transitrn piu lnug, lhis eFinR and
painful sickness e. r,i.''.i health marks An
pooh in the life oi iho individual. Such
a remarkable everJs treasured ia the mem.
ory and the agenc, whereby tbs good health
mas been attained is gratein y blessed.
Hence II is that so much is heard in praise
Of Electric Bitters. - manS feel they ows
their restoration TO health. 70 the 1se Of the
I6eSl.A GsiI ifsyS ,s awe d.a,.r dGd iOSiT ~
u Stomsch, of long or short stAnlipg you
will surely find relief by use Of Electric
9itters. Sold at SOC, and 81 per bostIe at
T. d. Thomas drug store.
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Grace (from a booming town, con-
tinuing conversation)-And our new
cable line is just simply immense. You
should see it in operation, and especially
on the incline-steep as a toboggan chute.
ye know.
Kate-Graciousl What would they do
IN case the rope would break on a down.
ward trip?
Grace with enthusiasm)-Dol Why,
they'd have a temporary track built for
them to run on by the time they reached
the bottom. Talk about enterprisel--
HaFper's Bazar.
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The cry of a sick dog is bark in dis.
tress.
1t must be very small beer that viii
not work.
A noodle is most app to find himself in
the soup.
The tocsin of war is q thing that makes
the welkin ring.-New Orleans Plea
yune.
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-Teacher-"Can Won tell me n. !

--Teacher-.'Can you tell me the popu-
ation OF Wurtembergs'
First Seholar-''1, 1881 ,506."
Teacher-''Verv good; still not quite
correct. Does anybody else know!''
Second Scholarly, 1881, ,506."
Teacher-''That's rightr'
First Scholar-"Why, knew that but
IS we got little sister Yesterday, / thought
It would make one more.n
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want to make known the fact thai /
suffered from Bladder and Kidney trouble,
nd that lwss cured by DIR. David Kepnedy'e
Fayolite Renedy-made at Rondoui, N. Y,
-.and look forward tospending tbs b ahcs
OF my life free from torture aud With hteFs
grateful for the medicine which affords ~
80 pleasant prospest.--Rsv. S, g. Chandss
lebanon Springs. n. y.
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100 Ladies wanted

Ard 100 men to call on any druggis, for .
free package Of Lanes Family Medicine.
he great root and herb remedy, discovered
1y Or Silas Lane while in the Rocky noun
'tairs. For diseases of the blood, liver and
iidDeys 1t is a positive cure. For constipa.
ion4nd clearing up the complexion il does
wonders. Children like it, Everyope
,ralfes it. Large-sizs package, SO cents
At all druggists.
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Personal.

A Young lady of seventee, summers.
highly educated, refined, and of preposseas.
ng appearance, desirest to form the acquaint-
'nce OF some nice young man, whom she
would advise, If troubled with dyspepsia,
use that great blood purifier. Sulphur
Bittes.
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A DRUGGIsT SAYS.

Marvin c. Brown, Druggist, Meredith
Village, D. H., Eays: Ihave sold your Sui
Ihur Bitters for years, and, contrary to
nos medicines, never sold bottle 20 any
me who said II did not help them. They
mred me Of those terrible sick headaches
ahen every other remedy failed.
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Rupture cure guaranteed by DIR. j. 4. .erroav
sSi Arch Street, Phila. Ease at once, no Nfns
Ion or business delay. Thousands cured. Send
tOT clrcWars. A2-1y
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shiloh'. uonsumption curs.

No. ]. This is beyond question the most
successful Cough Medicine we hsve ever
sold, few doses invariably cures the, worst
ases of Cough, Group, and BronebItis,
ts wonderful success in the cure of Con.
sumption is without parallel in the history
# medicine. Since it's first discovery IL
has been Eold on guarantee, test which
10 other medicine can sisrd. II you have
tCousA Nt earnestly asa ynu W w Il.
Price 10 cents, 30 cents, and 81, II your
ungf are sore, Chest or Back lame, use
Shiloh's Porous Ilssters. Sold by +. d.
Thomas, Lehighton, & w. Biers Heissport.
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-Eddie--"what did your mother de
for your cut inger9" Little Johnnie
clicked me for cutting It,"
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The homsly girl Is seldom mentioned,
and the pretty one is also seldom mem
shun'd.
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Dyspepsia ana Liver cempia,pt.

WATERS epitaph--He couldn't wais
any longer, so he went.
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Girls who use powder don't 90 Of, any
quicker than those who don't.
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FOR the GOOD OF OTHERS.

Better TO be loan than IN bad corr
pany WAS not written of our umbrellas.
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SHOEMAKER'S
Horse and Cattle ROVdGr.
Joshua shoemaker, Proprietor
Octi5-1Ss7

oHERRYVILLE, P. o., Northampton CO..
DIRECTIONs-ForA horse. tablespoonful, two
or three times week; when sick. tah'.
twice a wark; when sick, twice day Thi
same for Hogs. For Poultry mix With iced
H-Tnis powder IS prepared after The recipe
OF the late )r. n. q. wis N. and Is the genuine
article. oSners Of above named animals should
give is RIAL anf160
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THERE'S millions in ir'-A billion.
Ever, thing has an ice look on aero
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MQerlef.

- Ser @elang $ 8erein v6robfnn"
beraniialtet am Sonntag auf benz i9at.
tigea plabe Der gitp Brauerei elm pic.
Nic. Sur freunoIide giulabuns beiieu
Dant!
- Sie idmmtli6e nod lebenbe Mit.
slieoer bes /. teranif9eu RapalIerie'
&egimentes tuerben erfu9t, fi9 am 80.
Mai-oem @rdberi9midunessSag
Mbenue g., go. %, gum gemeini9aft.
li9en abmarf6 nod ben Griebb6fen
einsufinben.
Die Girma 0Iso 6 @9melber
bat beim Difiritts@ eriGt I'm einen Gin
baltsbefebI gesett bic Stabt, melGer
Iebterer psrbietet, ibr gisentbum gu e..
propriire1 na6geiu6t. @riinbe: Die
betrefenbe Oloinan3 1T binfdQig, ba 5e
ni9t unter Der g~eeigneten Settion bes
Greibriefs ausgearbeitet, unb neil fe
ni9t nit elmer Oreibiertel Waioritdt
bonn Gtabtratbe angenommen tpuroe.
Die Ser. ct. Snsenieure $. 80.
&oberts unb 5. u. punt, tpel9e bic
&%iitenpldbe BON 9eras beiu9ten, um
einen fir bic Nnlage zines Safens au
empfeblen, inb Greitag Mbenb bier an
gefommen unb au9 bereits tpieber obs
gereif. Sic tpurbett ON 8abnbof bon
ben Serren Wm. Seuermann, @bas.
9ugo unb Sol. Mnbretps empfangen
unb mad benz Menser 9otel seIeitet.
Sic ipra9en bort iber ales M6gli9e,
feIbftberftdnbli9 nidt iiber ibre Miffion.
Seras bat einen febr ginftigen ginorud
auf tie gema9t.
= Ser 1iseomte NboIpbe Re @als
eoutt 1T geftern bier i'm utter BON 81
Sabren geftorben. ct bat ben beutlh'
fran5Off9en 2risg mitsema@t, fibrte
Elm commando unb 3ei9net f6 berori
aus, bob ibm Der Orben Der gbrensSe'
gion berlieben pur6e. Seiner @eiuno'
belt tpegen-er lit on &beumatismus-
fam er Dor finf Sabren bierber. Seine
S6mefer mar NIT O. %. Renoaa,
benz @riinber Der r.. 8. pieaDune",
Der aud 2enbal gountp organilirte,
berbeiratbet. Sic lebt iebt nod in Der
Ndbe bon Borne unb if cine Wtrs.
Done. Cine anbere S1mefer 1T bic
Grau bes SIR. gbans in San Mareos.
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~ Sci Der fekioea beiken Mii

~ Bel Der iebigen beiBen Miite.
rnng III es cine tuabre grboIuna, elm
2ofal aufiu6en au fbnnen, bas frei uub
luftig gelegen 1T. % m. Mutb's
&on5erts@ arten unb pabilIon entlpri9t
ellen Mnforoerungen in biefer 9im{@t.
Muf benz 8oubernements 6iigeI geleaen,
1T es mittelf ber StraBenbabn miibeIos
gu errei9en unb bietet iebem grboImnas>
bebirftigen aaes grpini@te. @ute
Wfuft sn bDreu, muB man bier6er ge.
ben. iotpie man aud ni9t Ieidt Elm
3tpeites gtablifement finbet, no 10 fir
ole leibIi6en 8ebirfnife @orge getros
gen 1T, uie bier. IS lit Elm Gommer.
Iasfugsort einaig in fainer 9lrt.
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Nptis ait Stemer5abler.
etabt, Mfefors Office,

@tabt. NReRors Office,
2ampmann's @ebdube, 3immer 40. )
San Mntonio, Ser., 8. Mai '89.
9ierbur6 tpirb angefhnoigt, baB bic
fdotii9en A1eRmentzB Bidder 3ur ginga,
be beg ifeuerpfi6tigen gigentbums
(perI6nli@es unb Grunbeieentbums FL,
bog am l. Mdra 1889 beginnenbe sis.
caliabr) iebt offen lieger urb big gum
80. SUM- 1889 ineIuRbe se66net bIei=
ben. Wne betbeiligtenf perfonen finb
bierbur6 eriu9t, fi@ gu melben uni
ibr, Der gefteuerung u~nteruorfenes
gigentbum benz @eieBe gemdB, benz I'm.
teraei9neten a~naugeben.
@ufob Graf6,
Stabt MfeHor.
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ssemeriefte @eISidranfe.

Die beriibm,ten alpine Sire Yroof Safss mil
eerduf9Iofen gombimationsfdIOfe,n finb in
aIsemeiner stadfraee. Reiner fam obne fl
fem. Die bette Siderbeit unb bilisfe Der.
Gderuns. grfte Rlafe Safes gu bilisem
Yreife. Bran abrefire: 8. %. SubbarO,
StaatS . stsent, SO. 936 go,nmeree- Strabe,
Daaas, Seras. = @ins, Maldiaen, WibIen,
@aasen, Settling, SC.
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9aupfer .Ngentnr.

Die .Greie preffe FIR 3 {.
ras@ pertritt bic f~olsenben 9ampfer,
2inien, ertbeilt ole ndbere sustunfi
tueger pofose nod unb BON europa
unb Dertauft 9ampfiGif. unb gifen,
b~abnbilete gu ben n~iebrisflen Raten.
Die Site Der bon urs reprdlentirten
3inien lit:
$attbmr9 . Mmerifaniide 9ampfs
i6ifffabrtss @efellfdaft.
8eb Gtar 2inie (0lnttuerpen).
guupasnie @emerale 9rans,
atlantiane.
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Sarnif@ Il 8ar,

bic bertbmten 2onbitor, baben I'M ut<
tern Stodmert bes Opernbauies cine
2onbitorei etablirt, no Sobamaiier in
auen 8ariationei1 Mnb giseream, foDie
@anbies, SUDDEN &c. in better Qualitdt
su baben finb. 27,4.3ut
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gonan3a : Minen elm groBes WaKer,
Gelerpoir anSule9en. Die Mber Der
Sonan3as uno Nliee Minen lduft
6ur6 cine formation. mo- f6 Die
porpbprs unb Granitbilbunsen BERTH.
rem. Der gigentbimer bes e~rfteren 1T
Elm Serr 9%tepenion BON 81 paio, uno
Der beg lebteren ber algemein unter benz
ytanen Sntel Safe betannte 0srr 9ann
bon Sierra 8Ianco.
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4rpke 3iebmmg ant 81,
Mai 1889.

grfer q emf Gin feines por.
eenar Safel Serbiee pon 125 Staf.
3weiter @eninn: Gin f96nes
poreeaan Sbee Serbiee bon Sc Sthd
(aus Der Gabrit bon 9abilanb & Co..
Wer Groceries i'm Wertbe bon 81
fauft, erbdlt elm Coos fir bieie 2otterie.
MramfaS YreScptt,
Ode 6ouIfon. unb Soleba6 @traBe.
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sfpti5 fir bas pmblif,t,m!
Office bes 9th Collector.

San Nntonio, Is. Mai 1889. !
Sn uebereinfimmung NIT bet Set.
tom l., Gapitel XVII. ber &ebibirteu
Orbinan3en merben bierbur9 ale per.
fonen innerbalb Der Stabtgrenser, tuel'
DE einen !Surb, ober rnebrere 6unbe,
i'm Mlter bon mebr als bret Monateu
baben, aufgeforbert. in meiner Office
gu eri6eiaeu, unb lire 9unbe > Steuer
fir bas nit benz l. Mdr3 1889 Begin
.nenbe unb NIT benz %. Gebruar 1890
f9lieBenoe Sabr au entriGten.
g b. &if9e IT,,
@itp Collector.
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9emti@- @mgliide g6mle,

San ~Antonto, EeGas.
anertannt tidtise aebranFalt fir anabem
nnb Mab@en !; felt breibis Sabren in roger
Birtiamseit. gortrefai6e 2e6rfrdfts unter Sc.
ipdbrter 2sitnns. Ser enslf@en Spra&e uirb,
ipie Der beutfden, boue @edauna aetraaen.
auBerhem llnterriat int Spanifden. giniaer.
maben borbereitete e9aler inbem jebera.it
aufnabme. Ndtere Nnstnnff ertbeilen SER
s. @roos, Wrdibent Ses S@uI goraanbes
unb Us m. Barbe6,, Direttur bet snfaIt.
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Mls Elm gutes 8or5ei1e II
mOgen bic @egner Der probibition in
penniplbanien foIgemoen Iorfau Be.
tra@ten, ber ii9 bieier Sage auf benz
9eumartte gu Nqegbenp a~bseipielt bat.
BORT folte cine bonn rSpin gitp Mmeus
bement Club beranffaltete probibiz
tionss8 eriammlung ifattfinben un6 bic
beiber s~berlbmten" &ebner prof. 9.
Sia BON 8urbette, Sons. unb 5. So,
iuarb Woore bon Sopefa folten bic
ginuobner MQegbenD's lber Die Mobls
tbatea Der probibition auftldren. Ser
Metbobifenseiitli6e s. 5. Safe fabrte
ben 0orfiB. Qeiber f9ien man bic berz
borragenbe &eonergabe Der 9erren rii@t
in geb6riger Weiie gu p%iir6isen, bemn
als bic 3eit sum gnfanse tam, faben fe
fi@ nit spei TadeQi9tern unb elmer
.leeren 2afeetiite aIs oQeinige 6erren
beg plaBes. r&eb." Seat tpuBte fid ie=
bod Su belfen: ct beffieg bic als &eb.
aerbabne bienenbe 2afeetifte unb ents
lodte eiuem 9orae 10 lange bic Some
0es Nieoes vMmerica", bis fi9 cine 3iems
li9e @enge, bic einen Quadfalber bort.
ietbt bermutbete. angeiammelt bate.
SEPT beitieg prof. Din bic Rafeetiite
unb lieB bic genuefam betannten Me.
bensarten log. 9o1 mitten In Der &eoe
gab bic platform nod unb Der &ebner
fiir5te au Boben. st erbob f9 iebo4
pieber NIT Morten: Die 3u Boben
geDorfene Wabrbeit erbebt fi9 tpieber~
unb fibrte feline &ebe gu grbe. SoDte
bic tpirfli9e platform, meint bier5u Der
pittsburger nGreibeitsfreunb", Der GU.
ten 2eute iebo@ ni9t fdrfer iein als
biefe, 10 barf ibnen fir ben Is. Stunt
elm nod i9limmerer Gan nit Si@erbeit
propbe3eit tperben.
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Gei9dfts=G r6ffmng.

Dem seebrten publitum sur Na@s
ri6t, baB i'd 22S 1oufion . 9traBe elm
2unoensS 6neibersei9dft er6ffnet babe,
uub bite i'd I'm sefdligen 3uipru@.
Suite Nrbeit bel reeleu Yreiien wirb
susei9ert. s. Jablbu9 d.
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n Mn @einbeit, Woblsei9mad,
2oblenidures@ ebalt unb ~ionaigen guten
giseni@aften iibertrifft tein gegenmdrtig
bier in 6an Mntonio i'm Marfte befirbz
li9es Bier bog treffi9e x * *
ber gitp Brauerei.
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16- Gin iebr completes Eager bon
6emben, unter3eug, unb 9erren $ 9ois
letten. Mrtiteln fiibren g aneoaf 6
Sobm.
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Cur @Oti5.

Die idbrli@e @erfammIuns Der ,,2one
Star 8retping Company" 3ur WabI Ell,
mes 9ireftoriums finbet in benz Bureau
Der @eieai6aft am Mittpo6 ben s.
Suni 1889 fatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-18

s6s- Mit benz nortreffli6en x K K
Bier bat bic beige Stir 8rauerei4 Ell
men bur9f6lagenoen grfolg eraielt.
lleberaI 1T Na9frage nod xxx