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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-10-25
WORKING GLASSES ATrssr1ox xs En- Ion

prepared 70 Furnish all classes with employment
1t home, the whole of the time or for their spare
moments. Business new, light and profitable.
Persons Of either sex easily earn from 6Oce to
$500 per evening, and q proportional sum by de-
voting all their time to the business. Boys and
girls earn nearly As much as men. That all who
see this may send their address, and test the
business we make this offer. To such As are not
we'll satisfied We viii send one dollar to pay for
he trouble Of writing. Full particulars and out
tfree. Address GEOR0E SrINsoN 4 Co, Port
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-10-25
Martyrs to Headache

WsustylV " uVUU UUOuV
Seek relief in vain. until they begin to
use Ayers sarssparilla- Then they re-
grst she years Of suffering they might
have escaped had they tried this remedy
earlier. The trouble was constitutional
not local; and. until Ayers Sarsaps-
Ruls did it, effective work as an
AltsrsGivs and Blood Purifier. they we're
ssapsllsd 70 suffer.
The wife of Saa,usl Page, II Austin
g.. Lowell. Mass.. was. for long time,
subject 70 severe headaches. the result
Il stomach saA liver disosdsrs. A per-
fsss cure Aas been Effected By Ayers
SAraapariila-
Frank Roberts, IN washingts1 It,.
sibls headaches, and until hs took
Ayers Sarsapariila. never found a1y
medicine that would give
Permanent Relief.
Every spring. fog year," writes
Brooklyn, N. r., II have had intOlsr-
able headaches. i commenced tha use
OF Ayers Sarsapsxills Last March, and
have not had . headache since thas
time"
"I suffered from headache. iaaigss-
ton. and debility. and We hardly she
70 drag myseM shout the house." writes
Ars. II. u. Lewis. Of A st., Lowell,
Nass. ayers Ssrssparilla hes worked
marvellous change In my ease. now
feel streng and we'll - ever"
Jonas Garmsn, Ksq.. ef Lyki.s. Pa,
writes: ''FOr years 1 have suffered
drsaAfully, every Spring, from headache,
soussA by imParisy q the blood and
hilsusasss. II seemed fer days and
weeks that ny hesA vonld split epen.
Nothing relieved me sill l teOk Ayers
SarsapsrillA- This medicine hes cured
- cenplstsly."
when Mrs. Gsnsvrs BslaagsY, Of -
Bridge It,. Springfield, Mass. bsgss -
~ Ayers Sarsaparilla, she had suffered
1ss Some years from . serious affection
ef the kidneys. Every Spring. also, she
vs. afiieted with headachs, Ices q
sppstits, and indigestion. A friend per-
sNadea her - lss Ayers 6aJssparills,
which benefited her wonderfully. Her
health 10 now perfect. Martyrs to head
ache should Try
Ayers Sarsapariua,
Prepared Sy DR.. J. C. Aver & CO.. Lowell. Mass
Price o.; six bstti-s. es. Worth es bottle.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-10-25
JOHN H. JENKINS. :
CAB NET MAKER An
UND ERTAKER,
PORT TOBACCO, Nd.

:" OULD inform the public that having
w punished his stock he is pre- pared to fu
ish anything in the Undertaking line, fro
the plainest COFFINS to the most costly n.
legant CASKETS at prices not to be surpas
either in the city or country. And rangin
l prices.
He willatteud personally on all fansrs:s
not ph ysically prevn ted from doing so.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-10-25
MILLINERY STORE
Pomfi';c Charles County, Nd.
Mrs. Emma ROby,
=

DEGS to inform the ladies that she has
Dsecured the services of competent millines
from Washington, D. c., and will hereafser keep
at Pomfret Q complete stock Of
MILLINE EEY GOO %.
Her Gpod6 Nill BE- sslocted With taste ana care
and WI embrace al ~ latest and most ap-
proved stylN; and 20 s6brt win Be spared to
give ntisAeeton. (msy l-ly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-10-25
S p Z CIAL MOTTO +.
L. MEYER

IL. ME4 ER,
No. ~ Hanover St., near Prat
BALTIMORE. Nd.
Is now offering varied assortment Of
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats Son .s,
Millinery Trimmings
FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.
aud q complete stock Of
Ladies' and Gents Furnishinxs, Fame
Goods, Notions,
WORSTEDS / ExBROTDERgD SIX
At prices to suit the times.
KID GLOVES A SPECIALITY.
~Entirely New Styles Of Stamping 80
Don't fail to iuspec, his stock before purch
ing elsewhere. II will pay YOU. 4l6lv
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-10-25

4 IL persons whomsoever are hereby prohib-
IA tied from cutting timber or other growth,
OF committing any other trespass upon my farm
near White Plains in Charles county. A
Reward Of Two Hundred Dollars will
be paid for the apprehension and conviction ei
any person taking timber or other material from
said farm.
A. RICHARDS
No. IS N. st. 8. E.
Apr. ct. Washington, D. G.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-10-25
NE" ARRIVALS
Autumn Dress Goods,

aa-ineh Serge Sui,ing. 10 New Fall Colors,
Is cents.
Ladies Flannel Suiting. in Plain and Plsids,
IS cents.
4o-ineh ALI Wool Homespum, in Checks and
MIXTURES. so cents.
- and Ga Trecot Cloths, Soc, 15c.
Bright New Plaids, Silk aud Wool, 5Oc.,
Csc. 75c.
MedIeat.d Frilled Flannels, 25c., 3lc. 37c
Gases Canton Fiannels. &c.. l0c., lac
Cashmere for Men and Boys Wear, 25-.,
SIC, Soc.
Cases 10 4 White Blankets, 81, 81. rs, ST..
90, up.
Heavy Gray and Brown Blankets, 81. 81. as.
Bed Comforts, Lined with White Cotton, 81.
$l.15.
A splendid line Under wear, Hosiery, Gloves,
&C., kc &c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-10-25
R. l. MURDOCH,
Merchant Tailor.

lust received the fashions for Spring and
81 Summer, they sre now prepared to make
suits in the most fashionable styIe.-Scourine
Repairing, Cleaning, Binding. Coats turned
At the shortest notice and cheap. One Of them
can be found in Port Tobacco every Tuesday,
and Saturday, prepared to take measures and
receive materials. Work delivered in Port To-
bacco if desired. Thankful for past favors, "
illicit the same patronage and satisfaction
aranteed. s8Ss - &E &
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-10-25
Ayers Sarsapariua,

Prepared BY Dr.. J. C. Aver & Co.. Lowell. Nsss
friss o.; six bstti.s. e5. Worth es bottle.
The sun., 1889-02-24
New York Markets.

SATURDAY. Feb, 24;-FLouR AND MEAL-The
:aspns sx,Tss sns ssS, Rss"!s
and MY southern suPsrans ss.ss!
fResI%s :. Ismy os.Hss
%n. tS5 es'erU s lnd c e. for Brandy
at s
Gp i'n ss ssGis
ssa
'ST !hs sSmHs wssS promise to ,r"%
sm SHd s upsns SG9H G o se 'GG u quiet x.
s.ip. shs ports .,s day; bales *: follow.
@ %t hesSsS 0'a '0' 'u'uf'S WIN 'Ae'
March. eeLc. June. 10 13c September 1885,
SSss nnsn.. &c
sssi9 sn! 8?sa se
"a, .;ss4y e. sssss 7sss %ss
'Vs aFRs 0iS fSf i
stF ai s ass
'S sSi ms.: %Gas Asi'Es 'ilS
bellies @ ,t 10 Ms 19.c; IL i"3 .o fresh hams losioYo
Ss".sa hi FGSisa Ssj,s' eSsssSn 6fSsa :Rcssss
:.%s SssSsa
stearine quiet at Tic oltomarearine At ef4c TAlew
S S4 y 81 as!2 .:s.2 sSss a q 6t
s.Oc FOR Western factory Cheese in slow demand at
ms rr !stc for state factory Fresh eggs active and
(;n.Is-Wheat tasurss were ,oms,wha. nrmer cable
Sorhwest was very severe sales s6s 90 bush ss1s
;Ss ; ast e's9 j@ Ss
December. Spot wheat was in some demand and arm.
sss1s s TaS ~1'fs ssvasoa s
ss'd d.ysrsd Ne red u1n cd1n 5 %ss
% s' q. 4 For The Asrs e or s ssS
S,sss ioT Nay and tS,tst4c FOR June: also steamer
\: nike sF SPSs ea g.
Tor Tor steasE M % 90; T. - st2hc IN elevator and dsysred
Oats very dull sales I! BUSH including option, No
mixed at Sn4c. for March aii1o, for May and al7sc
spot; Rye dS "Se:c Tor western and state Bar al.
slSs.;c; cssssT 50 = ssce s.: 90. SHsH
sssa Sssas Ssmns 'f M.rs AtsE ShA%HsswHs May
ma for 9y Msls & aa So &c e9un uns sssaS S
No Gns sss for Ma,ss s ann, ,
'sSs Rs rssfsplso
hrni with sellers at the following prices:
As; iy a%ss.
T sugars bs Arm 81, business ss FAR
SsT faofns aose sG @ sGS new w cfoS yS
0feaIs s4oc foreign aIc FOR 5o' test 'n Rics IN
fair fs1 fnrsisn f. .ss ro domestic. and +s
s: .ste f9 I ,esss ma 4os tsF sales
Resin quiet sales 100 bhis at Sc Quoted. Com.
x""s Ia 5ssas %sSsm a
frfNoLrra-crude, certificates dull and featnreless
prices nctuatng only l4c opening at sic selling at
and closing AZ ol S9l .c sales st,a,oO bbs
\ lOc.
The sun., 1889-02-24

bATURDAV, Feb. %.
The statement OF the Milwaukee and ST. Paul
Company Tor tho year 1883 was seized upon by
the street to-day as furnishing basis for sales
OF the stock. The selling OF the preferred was
more OF a feature than that OF the common, and
was also moro effective. BY some people the
statement was regarded as notice that the
company will not pay more than !, "a cent.
upon tho preferred stock for the last half of
1888. They base this view upon the fact that
the undivided net earnings for tho year
will permit OF such payment and
no more. and that the company is
committed to policy OF not distributing
among Its stockholders money that has not
been received from the operation Of the road,
The only other important fluctuations this
The sun., 1889-02-24
and sinking fund requirements k444 900. and
dividend on preferred stock $4,000, leaving q

and sinking fund requirements M 81 ~ 900. and
net surplus OF s2O7,90O.
Tho decline in American Cotton OIL trusts
to-day was chiefly on the execution OF selling
orders from Chicago. and was construed by
deGsrs as .d Ito thrust oy
ei's new. enterprise, the American Mont Com.
pany. The question has already been raised
ay OF
ton OF, Chicago. All Of, the evidence
at hand indicates that it Is not, and
combination referred to consists OF dealers and
slaughterers only. whereas the American Com
form also the work OF shipper and slnughterer
In ceonnection with the, DEVELOPMENT unpn
es sSf S 81 ana s%sr ks S. ho
I may be noted that the securities OF brew
Ing establishment are offered TO the public. in
change, house Similar securities have been
and still u are In great favof IN Ems England; The
cined sharply early in the week. recovered
somewhat to-day. The recent fluctuations ap-
pear pear to have invited some short sales OF the
Treasury balances compare with last Sntur.
days as follows:
Is.a Issa, tenders e. sads SIG SSss sSss9
Silver balance s2i 255 $50 aeHinst saLosa2nt lat
against si4 isp0t isP0os last u sssar1nr 1s. 'An'"
oa InsFna reyenue rsSsIts for The , week g.
National bank circulation outstanding, s224.-
surrendered circulation: ssS 2s6 3d.; bonds to
t295,OOo withdrawn. 100000.
Money In London, 90 to3 q cont. Paris ad-
vices quote 4 cents at S4.35.
Blake Brothers & Co. offer for eale new
loan Of s4sO,0OO City Of Boston As, due In ten
years.
The sun., 1889-02-24

The gr1ss earnings of tho Illinois Central
Railroad br January were s993,s52 from 2,lGG
miles OF tund. an increase as compared with
the same month Of Inst year OF 0iS upon an
Increase n mileage OF 2li miles, resulting from
the openhG Of the Chicago. Madison and North-
and SIo,n City, incIuiinE tie Cedar Falls and
MinneSda fenoris gross earnings Of sl85.I3O
and in mileage Of 1877 niles The entire sys.
TEN SHOWS. therefore. for tho month gross
earnings OF tl,02s,9S2 from 2,765 miles on road,
miles.
The tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Com
pany fpQrte net earnings for its fiscal year
whfchhnds Jan 81. OF se9l 800, interest charges
The sun., 1889-02-24
Perry OF North Carolina to be IN Assistant Sur
geon In the Marine Hospital prvico.

Commander .Robey d. EvIns, Naval Secre.
tary of the Lighthouse Bord, has received
an offer from the Nicaragua tanal Compeny to
assist In the, construction If that canal. He
has practically decided to rcept, and, at lis
present duties on March and granted leave
of absence for one year, with permission to
leave the United States.
The sun., 1889-02-24

Surplus. ,.. g",2s560O sl5,74oI5O Dec SI,a5i.IN
The Surplus a year ago was fi5.Oo4?j: two years
ago sll,as3JN, md in ls-6 1t was Sl5,a3I77h
The Fmnn5ai Ghro0icte computes the net
earnings OF ~ railroads for 1855 IL sg35 1j5-
6G6 decrease OF s23 $50 as compared with
the previous year.
The Lake shore and Michigan Southern Rail
road reports to tho state Railroad Commits.
siluara for ila llartGr eul linL. Don ~
The sun., 1889-02-24
eFtnaariaI.
SYRACUSE BREWING
AND
Mailing COMPANY
Twenty.Year Mortgage 6 Per Cent.
Gold Bonds.
PREFERRED AND COMMON STOCK.
PREFERRED AND COMMON STOCK

Issued for the purpose Of carrying ont tho purchase %
the ale andlager beer oreenway Baser
ie National, dtrmana, and Crystal Springs Companies
and Thomas Ryan, Moore, Quinn Co.. and Geo. zet q
Syracuse n. Y.
The sun., 1889-02-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York stock Exchnncr-s,.Ies Feb. c3.

rSrrxp STATS AND rtps tiS siooOsl
20 Q. g. ia r..."....i29 5 Tenn Set 3s...,... .2jS
CLOSING rRicxs OF uSirst l1.rxs sosp,
The sun., 1889-02-24

Government bonds steady at unchanged quo
tations. Railway bonds strong The more
important net advances were In Chicago Gas
Light and Coke lists. J. = cent, to $685.. chi.
Denver and Rio Grande Western lists as. j.,
to s4,s: Erie consol 2ds. y. to l03a: Kansas
and Texas general Gs. y. to 56h: Milwaukee
and Lake Shore copysrtibe. Is, to 9Sl,: St.
louis. Arkansas and Texas lists. =. to 9sk /;
South Carolina 2ds. l.r. TO cor. and Texas Pa
Valley IS declined i : cent 10 sc: -''N'DS
1872. e. bank stocks 80 shares Of rhon'z sold at
In the Unlisted Department the sales OF
American Cotton OIL Trusts wore l7.46O shares
at 57h@59...- closing at $685.. Other trnnsac-
tions were In Brunswick Company. LOO shares
at 2l@22, closing at %: Sugar Roflneries
stock. GOO shares At S4@s4h. closing at
- =: National Transit certificates crude pc;
bae 81 5sosigaGE sgG oo at GeTrsa Pacific %
shares at s2.25, and Ohio Central Railroad.
100 shares at p.
Money on call. Q 2 cent Time money 50
cent. for four months. q cent. for eight
months. and 4s y cent. for twelve months.
Conmercial paper in good demand. Primo
doube.name papeTiS quoted at 4 q cent. and
single name at 41s cent.
Sterling exchange 1uict and firm Nominal
asking rates fl.S for long bills and 81. SO for
demand. Actual rBtes at $4.SG sns4.sG for Co.
day bills 3i.SS;49 80 for sight drafts, and
sls9'.@ s4.s9', ior cable transfers
To.day's offers tn sell United States bonds to
the Goyernment aggregated Sa3s.l as fol-
lows: Registered IS. $500 at l29!a: registered
AIS. s3O7,3O0 at 1b0p. and $4,000 at lOJ l2-l 100
100000 at lO9t and 100000 at lO9 l2.lOO.
hp w ly h1r OF tuh
The sun., 1889-02-24
The weekly bank statement shows:

Reserve. .Sl9!Sli.iNO cl2hal5UD Dee. 81, ,hi? 7p)
Reserve reed. W252!,lOu 1913 ~jD Dec. h25Gj
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OELRICH'S 4 90.
2 Bowling Green, @erp Oors

Bowling 0reen, Wem Oorf
B. $. gouns, 6. griefenbed, Suae q
Sdmelser unb s. 9. Maeseamara, no.. ass
@ommereetrobe, asenten fit Gan antontp.
8. @unse & 60, asenten fir guero.
. Rufef, Gsent fur GGuIenbnrg.
Mofe &aphoel. Ngent fir Douacn.
clemens & Gauft unb grnf ederf. aeta.
ten fur 9eu. BraunfeIs.
3. Bottd,er, asent fur Beinar, 2eras.
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ter @eridtsbarteit unb our &oaeitlou
bon Steuern.
@ettion 218, wie amenbirt, beItimmt
beutliher, tpann cine Sr6inan3 in Grait
treten fou. Die 8eitimmungsn fur bic
paiiirung uno Abftimmuag eiuer Or
blnan3 bIelben bteielbeu tpie He burd bic
aegenuartise Gel6dfts Otbnung oes
Stabtratbes betimmt lino, aber iobalb
bic in Ben gbarter %aufsenommen 1T,
fou lie als angenommen gelten.
Settion 222, betrefenb gefdbrli9e
8aunetfe, lit ba6in amenbirt porben,
oaB benz 9tabtratb bic Madt geseben
pitb, @isentbimer, Subaber ober
Ngenten FOLDER 8auli6teiten an3ubal=
ten, bieielben su e%ntfstnen.
Seftion 223. Ser She'll biefer Set
tton, tDel6er bielfa6 gu Streitigfeiten
NnlaB gegeben, oaB cine perion, nell
DE bonn &etorber ulrter Bomb geie1t
poroen u1b benielben osrleBt bat, nit
$500 @elb'5trafe unb fe6smonatli9er
@efdngniBbcit beftraft werbeu fol-, 1T
ge|tri9en DDrben.
gettion 249, tpie amenoirt, iebt bic
Bsiolbuug Der Staotbeamten feft.
Oas Bebalt bes 8iirsermeifters 1T bon
$1,000 auf $4,000 idbrli9 erb6bt tpDr
bsn, Das @etait oes &etoreets 1T auf
$1,000 per Sabs feitseieBt mOroen uno
erlaubt unter feinen ~umftdnoen Spors
tela. Ser @iip Solicitor foQ $500
id5rlib etbalten uno iol1e sporteIn,
als ibm oom 5taotratbe auerfannt tpers
ben. Das @ebalt bss gitp @lerts unb
aler anberen ftdbtii9en Yeamteu fol
our9 ben Staotratb feftgeiebt uerben.
Settion 255 lit gar3 rleu unb garans
tirt bic seieBIi6e @hltlsteit uler frtbe>
rem Wmenbements gum Snforporations:
Nfte bonn 13. Gaeuf 1870. Sic 1T
aus benz 8runbe formulirt tpotben. neil
fo%rtDdbrenb bon ben Derf9iebenen @sz
ri9tsb6fen 3meifel erboben puroen. oh
aQe fruberen Announcements Don bent
30rper nit elmer tpirtli9eu Matulit6t
pail If unb OBJ aIe nDtbigen &eforbs Der
Gmenotrten Seftionen gema1t mutben.
Ssftion 256 anuu1irt bic sfpeioeutt.
gen Seftiopen Al, So, So, 80. Ill
116, 12S. 1923, 1873, 1877, 232 241 unb
PA.
Seftion PSI beitimmt, baB bieier Ntt
unb ale frHberen Nmenbements gum
@barter dig 4tte fiji poIgtItig obne
Deiteren Setpeis anerfannt tperben uno
fol eapon amtIi9e Notia an aleu &C.
rtbtsb0fen unb an allen OFTEN genom
men Detben.
SieIenigen Seftionen bes CHARTERS.
pel6e i'm TOrhersebenben nidt aufges
thbrt morben finb, blelben oielelben NIT
elnigett wenigen M%usuabmen, no ibnen
cine beutli9ere grtIdruug b~eigeseben
rDuroe.
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Sanglingen9 MQnneru
Dtr5
St0ere9 etlnsa8 %garamttrt.
=. HUH g. Sohn

Oie f9redlidea GoIsen Der SugenSiinben,
@ei@ledtsidwdde ~berariadenb, noourd @eih
uab &0rper ruinirt neroen, permanent Ges
beilt. 9eratlopfen. Sdii9ternheit, samen.
abfiub, @eba@tuibidma@e, 8erIuf ber @ner.
gle. abneiguns sesen @eieaf6aft unD Mslan.
@olte srinbli9 tnrirt.
8erbetratbete Mduner, obcr fol1e,
bic fi6 uerbeiratbea %poIen, bic in Golse bon
Snbise.etio in Der Sagenb an @eidlsdts. unS
Meroenf6na&e lcioen, rerben sriuOlid turirt.
Reine M%tneralien ein9eseben.
Sunse Wauner, Die ibrs 3eit nit unfabigeu
eeuten berfApenbet unb fi9 babur9 arant,
beiten hes ROPES, Der Naie, bes Salies, Der
eeber, 0unsen, Ginsepeibe unb bes Dragons
5ugeaogen baben, peroen fdaea furirt.
aabt @u6 midt eur6 falT@es e6amsefibI
abbaIten, iofprt
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Ser Gamiliemar5t

cher 4oidbrise erfabruns zines beutlden gr,.
ties. Dieies Bud fol- feinesmess ben Saus.
ar5t in jeoem Sail erfeben, aber trotbem ntrb
es ftd oils gang nnentbebrIi9er @atbeeber in
itbem Sausbalte beudbieu u. Gs seiat, ME
Rranfbe,ten berbitet uno i'm Nnfanasfabium
~betdmpft uerben tonnen. &e3epte anb Qes
benspeiie in allen aranfbeitsfdlen aenau an.
s~eseben. Sir rs Gents in Ypfmarfen frei
berianbt. WRan a%breiire: @ribate Gltntc
& 9tSpeniarp, 10 G. @pmftou Ctr,
Netu Durf, ". ..
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3ise lmten ~resemdbis spiden ean antonio ub 81. 9ouis.
st. 2onS blu genuon.
Sse oia6n sn antOnO II 90 Nadm nit Yuaman guHt Gar Ote NedfI bis
ct Bouts pia Srcn Woun lain abn, unb mad &anfas QMb bio Denton obe 8edfd.
Bulge benafen Ban ntrmo UNI u $ Madn. mt8 SULLIVAN Buffet SdIafwasen bis 2arbp
madeu Serbmun9 init Dutb S@lcfpagen mad WTto baM erNan NaionaI 8ahn.
I'LL mac NMARA, VIC. RIGSBY, SIS
9idetAgen, Hnmpmnn @ebaube 1856 Commensurate. Sidet Nant, 8. d g. 81 Gsbot
q j. Z. GALBRAITH, De- PRICE.
General Bafa Ter G Sta Mgut. GfFFmt General 4afaaur G. 9,dd Aacnt
THOS. f. FISHER, JH EDDY,
Isent, 9asbo, Seras. General Wanasu, Yakfine Eeas
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Wo. 734 Glur=gtr., 9alas, Eeras

Nue 8ebelmen Trantbeiten curlrt.
@rompte gufnerfiainfsit Rorrespoubsn3en &c.
fdeuft. Weloet mir bic Spmptome unb Mebis
gin piro unDeraasIid G o. d. oerianbt. Or.
@afersng 10 elm Graouirter Diplom In feiner
Oflee] nit lsiabrlssr RroriS binter fid. Yraf,
ti3irt lett 5abren in Deaas. 6,S,taiD
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Ser oerdmberte ftd6tii6e
6reibrtef.
9te neuelt 8~eitimmungelt allo
MmenOements.

0as &omite, tpeIhes ldut Be19luB
bes Stabtratbs bonn Wapor ernannt
uOroen mar, UNI eine &eplion, be3ie=
hungsueiie Mmenbiruns, bes Ndbtii1en
6reibriefes pDfBunebmsm, bat nod
mebridgigsn Sibunsen feline Mrbeit Be-
eabigt uno cuff @runb bes na9folgenz
Ben YeriGts wirb Der Se8islatur cine
eutipredenbe Bill porgelegt unb biefe
&0tperi9aft UNI Geaebmisuus bsrfel-
ben %angegongea tDerben. Ser Beri9t
ldutet:
Wir, bic l1nteraei6neten, Mitslieoer
BEG in uebereinnimmung nit einem Ses
i6luB beg 5tactratbes gum 3meds Der
&euifioa eiaseieBten ROmites, um Der
2e9islatur bss 5taates Seros Nmenbe'
ments uno 3uidbe gum 5tabt'5reibrief
Der 9tabt San NntOaio 81 empfeblen,
baben bic @bre, biermit dig 6as &eiuls
tat u~nierer Mrbeiten rad elmer ers
f96pfenbsn unb bOrihti0en grmdgung
bes @~egenhanbes. ole iol6s Nmenoe.
ments unb 3uidBs ein5uberi1ten, mel2e
mir fir uniere Da9ienoe Stabt fir
n~otbipeuSis era6teteu unb ferner MOD.
ten mir in Wnbetradt ber Sringli9teit
Der porsef6iaseneu Nmenbements bic
unper3igli9e Nnnabme reip. Baiiruug
berielben our6 bic 2~esislatur empfebs
len; unb haB biefe Advertisements uns
mittelbar nod ibrer paifrung in Strait
treter.
N9tunssboa unterbreitet:
CD. Stebes,
so. 5. @~orbett,
2ouis Bergtrom,
8irger ? 3omite.
Trib S@reiner,
6nnR Renene
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-07
100000

YaRasisre baben nit ben Dampfern ess
MOrbbeutiGen 2lopb bic @eife aber's
Wesr fGer unb gut 5urddgsIest. Use.
gen preiie unb msiterer Snfcrmatipu
nenbe man fm ON
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-07

= 9aBt gu6 nidt tdufden burd
nieoere preiie fir arbeit, mel6e better
dig irgeno cine in Seras geliefsrt mirb.
fonoern perfigt @ud nah Gallo.
10 ans pboto8raphiidem Ntelier. go.
Alb Ofs0ouifon. StraBe. MO gu9 CUTE
uno 3afrieoenheaenbe grbeit gu reelem
preiie garantirt tuirb.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-01-23

Recently since the arrival OF
Moody the Evangelist in this coun-
try the stage has placed itself on the
side of reform, = proposition which
causes the San Francisco Post to in
quire:
Is a moral wave sweeping ever
the country In New York Lillian
Russell is being sued by her mana
ger because she refuses to appear
in a play called "The Queens Mate
on the ground that she did Hot wish
to wear tights, and in San Francis
co a law suit is on between the
managers of the Bella Union and
Miss Florence Sylvia, a songstress,
who wa, discharged because she
declined to GO into the boxes and
allow half drunken men 10 take
liberties with her and treat her I'M
modestly. As the lady said on the
witness stand, 81 would not be
pulled around to please drunken
man for the best manager that ever
lived" In Chicago. midway be-
tween Lillian Russell and Florence
Sylvia, 'Yohe has a dude arrested
for attempting to enter her room
through the transom.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-01-23
Insurance Trust.

Highway Robber (presenting pls-
tol)-Now there, sir, hand out yer
watch and money, quick, for there's
an old gent coming down the next
street that I've got to rob as soon
as I'm through with you.
Welfed Ci;izen-Here is nay
money, bat please let me keep my
watch. 1t was presented to me by
the employees Of my company, the
Far Distant Small Asset Fire In
surance Company.
Highway Robber.Whatl You
an insurance man?
.sYes."
"B'long to compact"
Eyes: Vice President OF it."
"Here, take your money back,
and 1 humbly ask yer pardon to ex-
cuse a member of yer own pretes-
sion for robbing q brother PROBES
sional.
IAN the insurance compact fel-
lows are dead head with US. Good
evening""
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-01-23

The Eureka Sentinel publicity
pronounces the editor of the APPEAL
cannot play poker. "You iorgo'
that little pot Of $S5 that We bluff
ed you out of George, lastFall on q
pair of treys."