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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-09-29
.TooLE AND MAGINNIs SPEAK.
A Great outpOurIng Of the Democracy at
Anaconda

A Great outpOurlng OF the Democracy At
Anaconda
BUTTE, Sept. 2s.-[SpeciRl 20 the Inde-
pendent A large number of democrats
went down TO Anaconda to night To attend
the rally, the Emmett Guard band being
among the number. At Anaconda they
were met by large number Of citizens and
escorted to the hotel. In front Of the Mon
tana large stand had been erected for the
speakers. ATT O'Clock an immense pro-
cession, LOO strong, with torches, was
formed, and accompanied by two bands
and 9 drum corps marched through the
streets. Rockets and Roman candles in
Vulnerable added TO the brilliancy Of fhe
scene. The turnout was a magnificent
one.
After psrading 50 hour the procession
countermarC he'd in front Of the hotel and
formed solid phalanx- Hon. JOnn
DOugherty was chairman, and after a mu-
sical selection had been rendered by the
Emmett Guard band he introduced j. K.
TOOle. The audience, besides being very
large, was very enthusiastic, and received
Mr.. TOole with immense enthusiasm. He
talked for little more than an hour on
the principal points OF the canvass, srTaizn-
ing the republican party for its record on
the silver question He was followed by
Hon. Martin Maginnis In his usual TAX
ing manner, and the hold he has on
an audience received striking illustra-
tiOn. In the middle Of his speech a FIRE
start, al the depot, two blocks from the
hotel, and the audience ran 10 help to put
1t out The speaking was abandoned. but
after The FIRE had been extingulshed, which
took about five minutes, the entire audience
returned and elsmOred for Maginnis. and
he wns forced 10 resume. He dealt with
the early record of the republicans in Mon
tsns and the tariff, telling the people they
need not be alarmed about the fuss the
republicans were kicking up about
the Mills bill. That measure
would never be brought up again. Mr.
Maginnis WAS frequently interrupted by
applause and the audience cheered him
wildly when he finished. The meeting
was a most successful one and showed tn
overwhelming majority of democrats in
Anaconda
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TOOK ENERYTHIru IN SIGHT,
The Secretary of a Polish Insurance Com
pany Robs the Poor Of Chicago.

The Secretary of a Polish Insurance Com
pany Robs the Poor Of Chicago.
CHICAGO, Sept. 81. N. MorZansteip,
secretary of the Polish National Alliance
Endowment Insurance organization, ts re-
ported as having absconded with about
$50 900 of the company's funds. He is also
secretary of two Polish building assoeis-
tions, and fear has been expressed that
they are also out. Morgsnstein's stealings
represent mostly the savings of very poor
people. His election in the first place was
strongly opposed because he WAS q jew.
but afterwards he attended the Polish
Catholic church in this city, and the objec-
tion was not urged against him. He served
two terms, but was defeated for reelection
last week. and on returning home secured
all of the Alliances funds he could an pre-
sumsbly those of the building associations
he was connected with and lett. Warrants
have been sworn out for his arrest.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2S.-The steamer
Alameda, from Sydney and Auckland via
Samoa and Honolulu, arrived to-day. Ad-
miral Kimberly and staff left Apis on the
Alameda and stopped at Honolulu The
admiral was given an ovation at Honolulu,
the British man-of-war Caroline and the
japanese man-of-uar stationed there firing
8 salute upon his arrival. He will return
home on the Nipsic. The admiral was also
given q reception st Honolulu by the
American residents, at which 3 resolution
which eulogizes the conduct of the naval
officers at Samoa was adopted. The situa-
ton remains quiet
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-09-29

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2s.-This was the
opening day of the fall meeting at Latonia
Three years and upwards, one mile
Leotine won, Burch second, Harry Ginn
third. Time "A.
Three-year-olds and upwards, one and
three-sixteenths of q mile-Dahlis won.
Ruth second, Governor third. Time 2.24L
Three year-Olos and upwards, one and
five sixteenths If a mile-Birthday won,
Winning WAYS second, Mamie Tonso
third. Time 2:36s<.
Merchants stakes. ali ages, one mile and
quarter-Ray won, Heron second. Fan
ME third. Time 2:0es<.
Two-year-olds, five furlonRs-W. G..
Morris won, Happiness second, POlemus
third. Time 1890.
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TWO BOYS KILLED.

An Accident al Elkhorn by which Two
Lives Were Lost
ELEaoRS, Sept. 2s-[SpeciaI to the In
dependent lone of the ssddest accidents
which has ever occurred in this vicinity
happened to-day, whereby two bright lads
lost their lives. Albert Nelson and Harry
Walton found some giant powder near the
town and commenced 70 experiment with
It. An explosion followed and both boys
were instantly killed The coroner has
been summoned and an endeavor will be
made % fnc how the powder came to be
in place waere the boys could get at it.
The parents Of the boys are heartbrokeu,
and the who.s community sympathizes
" ith them In their III ctiou.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-09-29

CITY OF MEXICO, tvis GaIveston) Sept.
2s-The city of Lagos is partially inun
dated. In eight of its wards and in several
villages in the vicinity the streets and open
spaces are entirely covered by water. A
detachment of troops is engaged providing
for the safety Of the sufferers These
floods, which are steadily increasing, have
done great dsmsge to crops, but no lives
have been lost
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-09-29
The Brotherhood Mean Bus,n-s..

NEW YORK. Sept 2S.-The New York
syndicate of Brotherhood base ball players
to daY leased two blocks of ground lying
between 18th and I59th streets and Ninth
avenue for term of ten years at an annual
rental Of $4,000. They also leased the
new Polo ground at I55.h street, now occu-
pied by the New York team, Tor a term of
ten years, subject, however, 10 the lease
now held by DsY for two years
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The Outlook In Custer.

MILES CITY, Sept. 2s..-ISpecial 70 the
independent The names certified 10 the
county clerk from the different registry
offices now amount to 1.27S. The full vote
in this county is not expected, as there are
30 many who could not register. IL is all
important 20 those parties to see that all
the votes registered are polIed- Ii is con-
ceded by individuals Of both parties that
Toole will carry the county. Between Ma
ginnis and Carter the race will be close,
but the democrats, with good reason, claim
the former will receive a light msjority.
The fate OF the remainder of the state
ticket is doubtful. Ii will have something
of a republican complexion, due to the fact
that the republicans were more fortunate
In the matter of registration. Geo. X. Mil
burn, for district judge, will be
given handsome majority over
the republican nominee, w. b. BurIeigh.
To the legislature will besent democratic
senator, at least one representative and
good prospect OF sending two to the lower
house.
The democratic county ticket in the
major part will go through. The fight for
sheriff, treasurer and clerk will be close
and bitter. These three county offices
have caused split in each party. The
treasurer will probably fall to the repubIi-
cans, as the expenditure of money and
work will undoubtedly have its effect
though even bets in large amounts are
made in sporting circles on the candidates
for these positions. Custer county has
suffered loss in its voting strength by the
impOssibility Of registering numbers of
COW boys. This will have It's effect on the
democratic vote, which is thereby lessened,
but the county can be counted largely dem
ocrstic for the officers TO be elected next
Tuesday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-09-29

BosToS, Sept 28-Ex-President Strong
of the Atchison. Topeka S Santa Fe, said
to-day he had not had any offsr from the
Union Pacific. Union Pacific officials say
the report that President Hill, of the Mani
foba, has been in BOstOn this week In con-
ference with President Adams about Mani
toba traffic, is untrue.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-09-29

WASHINGTON, Sept 2s The president
received many callers to-day. including
members of the cabinet, German technoI-
ogists and Gen, Campbell. of Kansas.
spoken or for the penEiOne Office Cabinet
meetings will be resumed next week.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-09-29

CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-Frank Woodruff.
one of the Cronin suspects, made applica-
ton TO Judge Baker to-day for hia release
on habeas corpus. because he has not been
irled within two terms OF court The
hearing was set for Monday.
The search for q CToDin jury was re-
sumed this afternoon.
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Dsath Of Wiley $. seris.er.

CHICAGO. Sept 2S.-Col. Wiley 5. Scrib-
ner, recorder Of deeds for Cook county, died
suddenly of heart disease this morning. He
has loug been suffering. Seribner served
through the war and was subsequently
elected q member of the Wisconsin legisla-
ture. he moved 10 Montana and engaged
in newspaper work and was sfterward sp
pointed secretary of the territory under
Grant. Subsequently lie came to Chicago
and was elected recorder in lss4.
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Decided Before the Balro,inx.

PoRr-AU-PRIScE, Sept 2O.-The eIec-
ton of presidential electors in Hayti has
taken place, resulting as everyone antici
psted in the choice of a body OF delegates
favorable 20 HippHlyte. The electors will
meet Sept "a st GOnives before officislly
announcing Hippolyte as president. A re-
vision Of the constitution will be made by
III AZ hOdv
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serious Charges Against a sookL..p.r.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2S.-GibsOn, Parish &
Co., lately failed, ask the police TO arrest
their late b0okkeeper, II. r. Clifford, on
the eh srge OF embeZzing about $40 600 He
is suspected also of arson, for the purpose
OF destroying the books 10 cover up previ-
Ou6 crimeE
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BERLIN, Sept 2.-An explosion oc-
CURED to-day at the Rhein Prussen colIiery
at HsmbeEg on the Rhine. Ten men were
killed aud several injured. Some OF the in
jured will die. An explosion st Spandan
to-day injured ten men and forfy-tvo
women.
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shenherd short ofFnna.

DEDHAM. Mass. Sept 2a-Horsce Shep-
herd. Of the firm OF Shepherd & Morse,
lumber merchants. has filed personal Pc
tition in insolvency. Liabilities, SI46. 600.
Ris insolvency does not involve the firm.
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win MakeaP.acefuI con,e.,

ROTTERDAM, Sept. 2s.-The strikers last
evening resolved TO exclude all socialists
from the movement and conduct the strike
10 an orderly manner. Cheers were given
for the House Of Orange.
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Murder Of an Irish Fsrm.,,

DUBLIN. Sept. 2s.-Farmer Morgan was
murdered and his father and sister danger
ously wounded at Rostrevor, on account Of
sgrarian troubles
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Association Games.

At Brooklyn-Bsltimore, Z; Brooklyn, 8.
At Observation-Disclosures 2; Colum-
bus. o.
At Kansas. .City-Ksnsas City. @; Cincin-
natl, Z.
At ST. Louis-St Louis, 2; Louisville,
Called at the end of the tenth on account Of
darkness.
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DIAMOND AND TRACK.
Work of League aad Association Clubs
Races in the East.

Work of League AID Association Clubs
Races in the East
PITTsBURe. Sept. 2S.-The Pittsburgs
wound up with the Phillies By taking three
straight games Sowders would have shut
them out entirely to-day but for the ''Dea-
con- dropping q thrown ball Score
Pittsburg, 4; Philadelphia, 1. The batter
les were, for Pittsburg, Sowders and Mil
Ter; for Philadelphia. Buffnton and Glenn
ents
WHITNEY LOST TIE GAME.
CHICAGO, Sept. % -Whitney's error in
the eigth to-day lost the game for the
Giants, allowing Van Hsltren 10 score q
run that tied the game. Welch pitcned
good game, except in the eighth, when
Chicago found him for four hits. New
York could do nothing with Hutchinson
after the second. Score-New York. 2; Chi
cage, 2 The batteries were for New York,
Welch and Ewing; for Chicago, Hutchin-
son and Darling.
RUsIE PITCHED BALL
INDIANAPoLIs. Sept. 25--Rusie pitched
a great game for the HoOsiers to-day and
consequently they had no trouble 20 win.
Madden relieved Clarkson IN the sixth.
Score-lndianapolis 10, Boston 3. The
batteries were, for Indianapolis, Rusle
and SOmmers; for Boston, Clarkson, Mad
den and Bennett
EACH WON A GAME.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 2S cleveland and
Washington played two games to-day, the
first one being the game forfeited 10 Cieve-
land on Thursday by the non appearance
of the Wsshingtons on the grounds at the
scheduled hour. In the second game
Washington won on blocked ball. Score,
first game-Cleveland, Z; Washington 1.
The batteries were, for Cleveland, Beetin
and Sutcliffe; for Washington, Keefe and
Riddle. Second gsme-Cleveiand s, WASH
ingtoD, z. The batteries were, for Cleve-
land, Gruber and thinner; for Washington
Krock and Daily.
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How the Banks stand.

NEW YORK, Sept 8-The bank state
ment shows specie decrease OF 81 sS4,-
600. The banks hold seSS, 900 In excess of
the rule.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-22

n4rtigen Sage Der 9inge nidt suFtie,
Der nab Ite benubsa bisftlbe, INNER nod
9rbBere 3ugehinhniKe III 9, lg auf ibre
phlitifhe Selbh, anb.bteit . ! erlanser.
So bat mai iebt Don ungani9er Settle
ols 5orberung luf9etent line boil
IttTbige Srs"l!ung Der ungcriI9en Wr=
NEE Don Ter 61er'eidiidn1 butb,
3ufaIten. Sic Sadie brobte be-
,eits 81 tiEsm e,nfieu Con lite al
fabren unb cine 81. mi 4erffilis i6ien un>
bermeibl:9, Do oa6te Der Gaiier Grana
Soiebb: Ger9liigere gibt mad | un6 pers
flgte, baB Die Beaetd nurg ,,taiferli6s
!ohl ,li6e Irmee" m 3utunft um3u=
tpanoeim fei in Die neue 8enennung;
ntatlttll9e unb t6l.. glide Nrmee!"
Wtan miiBte alierbiacs ielbf 1ngar
iein, I'm Die groBe Sebeu.ang bieier
geluerung in i ii poasn lmfange f9G<
Ben ul,D wiirb. gen au t6nnen.
SpoBtg bort 1T bon btefer @eite beg
Deans bas s .m~mergebeuI an, pel6es
Elm Sbeil Der 9r. lie guropas = bsious
o.;s bic en- hide = iiber bic brpbenbe
9efabr on mint. melde be- seiammten
alien Welt ous Sen pldnen unb Nb1t6=
ten bee pc :anl~ tlnii6 ! &onsreKes
ertpad ie. gnglanb f6eint auBerbem
iebr Jei or gu ia, baB Canada BON
~ l.. etlanJe c6fautn tperbe. tpenn ber
pan.am. fnnii9e 2olperein u1.b Dol
terbuao erft hetgefe it III, unb Spanien
flr9tet elm @leides in 8e3us auf Cuba.
Wtr aber glauben, baB man benz pans
ameritanif6en @ongreB @lhd To Il n
d f6nnte, menn er aud nur Elm
Wlertel Ober Giinftel babon gu Wege
brin9t, mas man brtiben bon inn be.
iir6tet
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Sn Wohrbeit Der Sbriae
SIN nenn5isitem Sebensiabre.

Ser BE- ibmte ameritanif9e 8ei6i6ts
i9reiber George 8anltoft, tpelder am
3. St.ob,. in fein neun3istes Gebens'
iabr eintrat, te. t ieBt aug Der Sommer'
uno 9.-bi DE mad Wafbinnton 3us
rid, I'm nit c. mem 6leiBe on feiner
@ef9i6te Der g.. Stoaten peitel5uars
beiten, unb ct f6rt.bt beute nod ebenio
gut mie in ie.lea beifen Sabren, 6bnli9
pie &anfe bis tibet iein neunsi9ftes Sabr
binaus nit unsebro9ene: Seitesf.aft
an feiner Weltsei6i1te arbettete, big ct
am %. Mai 1886, neun ig Safre uro
flint Wpnate alt, in Berlin ftaro.
Die 8. IT,. Lett 8ancroft's it beinabe
nod eritaun,i9er als bic Ganle's, benn
fibrte nidt, tuie bief,, bas peaig
a%ulregen6e Neb.l ein : oeuti6en Ill.,
bsrftdtsprsf, TORS; Ioro, naGbem ct
'eine Stubien Il b. beu den timber
ttdteu @6.,.naen unb 81, in Dplenbet
"a e uno bann in is,ner heimatb in
Maha9uie. : tur5e 3eit Yro, eHor oeues
len nor, .4.3te er fd in bic aufreio.abe
ON. .itanif6e politil. @t puroe erft
bemOtraiil9st 3oabirettor in Bolton,
baum Glottenminif-. bes prdfbenten
golf uab suar pdbrenb bes &rieses nit
MeIifr, nobel er aud mod 3eit fanb,
bic 8. lnbung unb ginri9tung Der Slot
ten 9ule in annapolis burd3ufeBen.
ILL., r bemfelben prdftoenten finben mir
i'm als @efa, ten in 2onbon, unb un.
.er ben prdfben.en Sobnfon unb Grant
aIs 6 ,ianbten in Berlin, mo- er bic gros
s n 3eiten boz 1870 unb 1871 als aufs
ri9tiger SteLAb Deutf9Ianbs miterlebte
uno ben ~berfbnlien Observation-Disclosures
trag abi6loB.
8antiOlt tit iebt am ID. 8anbe feiner
@el9i9te Der Ser. Staten unb nod
nidt melt ser bic Nnfdnge bes i'm Sabre
1889 be~grtinbeten 8unbes hinaus. 81
tpeitldufig uno c inbli6 1T feline Nrbeit
angelegt. ST pirb bas &ieienpert 10
penig poqenbeu, Mig &anfe feline WeIt.
grI1idte pDr nbet bat. Iber mas er
geI9aHta bat unh nod i9aft, 1T flaffi9
uub felt i'm, glei9 ieineH 2anbsleuten
WotIep unb p%reseott, in bic porbe.te
&eibe Der @eidi6ti6reiber biefes Sabr.
bunberts. @dbrenb aber WOtlep feline
Sbdtigteit Der nie6erIdnbif9en uno
prescot bic ieinige Der fpanii9en uno
Observation-Disclosures @ef9i@ts ueib.
te, lit Bancroft Der @eidi6ti@reiber lei.
mes 8aterlanbes geporben.
On seiitiger Stride ldBt iid unter ben
b69fbetagten beriibmteu Mdnnern uus
ierer 3eit nit Bancroft muir Der Telb.
mari9au Moltte perslei6en, tpel9er
I'm breiunb3uanBis Gage iinger 1T.
(Sqirois Stats 3eitung.)
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Sie Florence Wiebttngale Der Rtu
oerNfeae.

S&AFiNSk$
6olsenbes 1T Elm Nus3us zines an ben
Deutiden 6efcrm Wefenser in @bam.
bersburSh, Ba., sei4riebenen griefes:
Cine Bpbltbdterin.
OeHnst bic Tbire fir fe unb Wrs.
Winslpm pirb bemsiien, baB fie bic auie'
ritaniide 6lorentiner Nadttsal Der Sim
Der 1T. Dappn Gnb mir 70 iiter3eust,
baB mir ~unierer Soup" Iebren werben
gu iaeen: r@eiesnst iei Osrs. Winslcw"
neil lie berielben bebalfi4 mar, user bic
Bericse bes 3abnens unb anbere Bes
fdwerli&feiten fir Sinber h%inwes3utom=
men. Olrs. WinslpU's Soothing Snrup
nimmt ben Sinbern bic Sdmer3en uub
furtrt Dsisntrie unb DiarrbOe. Ct
mabt ben @aumen jurt, befreit bon
@ut,inbuns unb brinst bas Sinbglidlid
aber bic Yeripbe ces 3abnens binwea.
Gr tbut serube bas, mas CT ppraiebt au
tbun, Gues unc ni&t weniser. Wir ba.
ben einmul Wirs. 8inslom seieben urb
tennen fe u burd ibren Scctbina
Sprup fir Sinber. Benn mir bic Wadt
batten, Warben mir le als Seilanb far
bic ainber binife0en - mas le aud in
Der 3bot 1T. Der Sprup wirb in
allen Gpctheten gu rs Gents per 6laI&e
~pertauft.
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va Wenn Semanb fem unb gu an.
nebmbarem preiie ipeiien min, 10 gebe
er gum Miffions.@arten. 9ie
9erren Nbeiner 4 Saul. 8efber bie=
leg Embellishments, balten barauf, lire
8aite ifets polfommen 3ufrienen gu itels
len. Nae iaifenmdBisen 9etitateFen,
Nuferu, Wilb, Slide, 8efiis &c. finb
bort in Der oelifateffen 3uber- ung ole
3eit gu baben. Wabl3eiten IN ben auf
Wuni6 in bic Wobnungen Der &unben
g%efanot. Nu6 bietet ber nit Der
Speilemirtbi9aft ~berbunbene 9 q
0 o m bic beifen @etrdnfe. itets friIdes
Bier unb feline 2iqu6re unb Weine.
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6erfuIiidhe 8raff.

bic ~beitdnbts pber in ,lnre9elmdbisen 3piiHenrdumep
auf Geuberite in Anisruu ~9enenimen nirt, II nett
rrentSer nun 6enspertb, ais etne burh rationale &c.
~beusmeiie un0 0ermeienns BON Observation-Disclosures aul
bic Dauer seii6erte Tur6i6nittSs a6rperitarte. gro.
f~eitSneae 6auitfdmpfer unb pGtbleten" neur @rt erret=
5en ielten Elm brbe3 Utter. 0urhi6nitilide Sprpers
itdrte erhdlt man lid bird tluseS Mabbalten in allen
suten Gtnsen pieier gfeIt unb bur6 ben SGus seseu
Srantbeiten, ben elm rtft,ettise8 uni pernin .ttSe5 Mies
%etjtntren cenabrt; itr &erluit pire peruria6 t pura ans
Patience isenee Gei6dfttsuns, unuuterbroGene SeifttsC
arbett uno unsenlsente5 Gfeu uni htermdbise5 Erin,
len. Die bauptidalid tie unb unmtttelbarite 5Splse hies
les OuattcttS pen Ser nubigunseu rtper bic meniGti6e
Natur Ut Dlspepile. Mag leetere nun eurh eineS cher
baS antere @liep obi er settle eber eurf iraenb cine an
here nr ade h~erbetse dbrt fem, 70 bletct sesen Se uue
TIRE ho.geni Elm Rahlaien her MuGtels uno Rerpens
itarte, 9plietter's MaNenbitterS na5 rer,aalthite unb
DPttteI. Atalaria anfdle uup s. jeamatt5z
mus 'tlast eS aus eem 8eIe uni ~teiet.,5t Ricreus lin
terieteez une NeberIeirsn.
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Nlauo Se1erberiiderunssseietlidaft.

8eiOrgt itrift ibre eieeuen @el6dfte
un6 beaniprudt Ni6ts, weoer fir nod
gegeu irgenb einen Ronfurrenteu iudt
ben 4ntbeil bee 6fentli6en patronaee,
bic ibr uiGig unb germ segeben miro
oferirt ltGere utt6 6uberldifge Jeuerber.
ftderung 5u 9auie nit benz 0eriprehen
prompte1 4usgleidung i'm Sale bon
8erlu1t. Snbem Sbr nit bieler @eIeqs
i6aft @eiddfte ma9t, u~nterbonbelt Sbr
nit Direttoren, bic fur @u6 feline 6rems
ben fiub, Mdnuer, bic elm Isbboftes ssSn.
teref e on ben Nngelegenbeiteu bsv @eiells
i6aft nebmen unb bic ni6ts buIoeu unb
erlauben miiroen, mas ni9t Nrelg nit
ben @eiddftsprin3ipien in @intlana su
brineeu 1T. 8eoenft e~benfals, ooB ale
prdmiet q. b.. mas mir auf unIer Ell
genes &ififo nebmen) unb ale Som.
m%itionen, (oas III: &tiduerH9erung)
bic Oerbieut weroen, bier bleiben un6
Dieber in San NntoniD ltnb 9eras in
girtulation gebra9t tperben.
Wir baben arrangements getroffen
unb iinO borbereitet. 8erfi6erungen bon
irgello mel6er 06be gu iibernebmen.
Wegen @fernerer Snformation unb Gin
selbeiten ipenoe man li9 on bic Office,
No. 222 ffs@ommeree. 5trnBe (9iirz
ler's @ebduoe) ober 8elepbon No. 439.
N. B. Wenn Sbr ber bsimif6en Sc
feli6aft ben 8oraug geben Dber fe lii.
terfiiBen molt, 10 perbanoeIt brett
nit biefer Office, ba mir in ber
Stabt feline autorifrten Ngenten, ions
bern nur unfere eigeneu Solicitos
rem baben.
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GalifprniasWetue.

@einIiebbaber finben elm srOBes Ga'
ger BON feinen California I. Weinen bel
9errn 8. 5. Weper am Ilamr
pla3a. Serr 9teper iu6t bic Weine
an Ort uno STEELE aus uib tauft oirefi
aus benz 9eler Ter Weiu3tdter. als
gutem 9euner 9elingt es ibm tets, bic
beiten Sorten au%s3umdblen. ST fam
feline 9unben unO 6amiIien nit einenl
guten 3ropfen oerfeben. Rotbs unb
@eiBueine in por3iigli6er Qualitdt
BON iebt oh $1.00 per 8alone = fret
lns 0aus aeIiefert.
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Mrs. g. 2ebDIpn.

SO. 1853 Weft Commerce 5traBe, ems
pfieblt ibr rei9baltiges 2ager bon
q ubpaaren Der neueften Barrier
Mtobeu, ferner Strifs unb Std
9 a II nj IN 0 lie uno WolIe, 8dn.
ber, Sn6pfe, 8efaB gu ben
aQerbiQigiien preifen. Neeutur fir
DC abame 9emoref's S6nitt.
Muiter. guftrdge aug benz 2anbe uers
ben prompt aussefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-22
Naffaae nath Gnrpna.

Die Ggenturen bes 6errn 90. 5.
Doung, SO. l Commerce > Strabe,
Gan antonio, unb SO. SOB Mains
6tra6e, Dallas, bertreten nur bic
anertanut beten europdii@en Sampfer>
2inieH. 6err Ooung ift i'm Stanbe bic
biIIigfen &aten gu geben, er=
tbeiIt bereitmilis iebe setuhniGte Nuss
tunft unb beiorgt iebr prompt ole inn
abergebenen 4uftrdge. User mad @u'
ropa gu reiien tptinf6t, ober 8ermanoie
beriberfummen laRen min, tuenbe fi6
on irseub cine Der genanntsn ageniureu.