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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-08-29
For Ninety Days.


Tor the next ninety days Welch and
Jim Payne will sell the best Buggies,
Carts and Harness in Town for the least
money. Call on Jim at the Harness Shop
or Welch at buggy house, Depot Street.
Car load of One and Two Horse Wagons
lust received. Best makes and for sale
low. C.. A. REED.
Big lot of S, 10 aud Is cent Tinware at
Watkins Book Store.
Best scent cigar in town ct Watkins
Book Store.
Full line of choice Chromos and Oil
Paintings at WATKINS Book STORE.
Blank Books aud Memorandums i'll end
less variety at Watkins Book Store.
Books of fiction and all kinds Of station
cry at Watkins Book Store.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-08-29
ParasoIs.

This department is so well known that,
it is useless for us to advertise it, We,
have them in prices from 1Oc to $500.
You ought to see our Black Silk Parasok
at S1.25-something others want $1.76
for: we sell them at $1.25. s.;s
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-08-29
BIG STOCK JUST RECEIVED
G. +. JONES & COS.

Young Men, Old Men and Boys--Suits for every one.
Come and see one of the Largest and Hand
soonest Stocks Clothing ever brought
to Anderson.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-08-29

Miss Kate FAINT, third daughter OF Mr..
]. L. FAINT, died at her home in this city
last Thursday morning, aged about twenty
years. She had been in delicate health
for several months, but was confined to
her bed only two weeks preceding her
death. After appropriate funeral services,
conducted by ReY. A. a. Marshall, her
'rpRrains were laid to rest In the Baptist
Cemetery at Z o'clock Thursday evening.
Miss FAINT was u member Of the Baptist
Church, and was an excellent young lady,
whose death has brought sorrow to host
Of friends and relatives. She was very
domestic young lady, and, since her
mothers death, has had charge of her
fathers household. The bereaved family
have many sympathizers in their bereave-
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-08-29

Big lot of S, 10 aud is cent Tinware al
UrofEipu, Pook St0ra
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-08-29

Prof. John G. Clinkscales, of the Co
lumbia Female College, spent last
Thursday in the city, and while here
gave us peep at his handsome, genial
face. OF course, his visit to the city,
though BRIEF was source of much pleas
ure to his numerous friends. BE looks
hale and hearty, and reports the health Of
his family good. When the Prof. left
Anderson, Columbia gained one OF our
best citlzens-a man who is really valua-
BILE to any city in which he may reside.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-08-29

all Clothing for cash. COST Don't ask for
take Summer Clothing Bril-
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-08-29

Mr.. M. A. snipss, all oi Anderson County.
Miss Florence was visiting friend near
Belton, and her parents knsw noting OF
the marriage until Wednesday,
The first bale Of new crop of option was
sold in tho city Wednesday RQfning
by Mr.. P. B. Allen 70 Brown Bros: II
brought 125 cents a pound, and weighed
729 pounds. The bale was covered WIN
jute bagging, and was weighed by Mr.. j.
Reese FAINT at the new cotton platform.
Miss Carrie Moss, 3 most charming
young lady of Orangeburg, S. c., is
spending few days with her friend, Miss
Annie Towers. Miss Moss was at one
time a student of TIA Anderson Female
Seminary, and has many friends here,
who are delighted to see her lovely face
again.
Mr.. Arthur Arnold has gone to Athens,
Ga, where he will clark for his brother,
Mr.. John L. Arnold, who, in addition to
his paint business, is DOW running fancy
grocery store. Mr.. arnold is worthy
young man, and tae IsTELL1eENoEB
wishes him much saccess in his new
home.
The South Atlantic for August is full o.
interesting information. This Journal,
which is published naanthly e. Greenvills
8. c., by Nessrs. Daley & Ernhardt, is
certainly worth the subscription price
$1.0O year-and should be liberaliy
patronized by the people of the Piedmont
section.
Mr.. Will L. Washburn, Of the Aiken IS
C.) Journal and Rcvie,u, spent last Thursday
in Anderson, on his way home from the
mountains. During his stay be paid the
INTELI1aENcER pleasant call. The
Journa. anil Reoielu is one of our most in
terestiDg exchanges, and it gave us pleas
ure to meet one of ita editors.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-04
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

There we're sixty-four suicides in
San Francisco during 1893, accord.
ing to the verdict of the coroner's
juries.
Leslie Cullom, of Tennessee has
been nominated by the president tn
be collector of customs for the dis
trict of Puget sound.
At Seattle last Wednesday at a
height of 1000 feet, Pref. Van Tas-
sell jumped from balloon and de-
scended successfully in parachute.
All the Touring mills in st. Louis,
excepting one, closed down on the
2nd, under an agreement entered into
by the Millers' Association at the late
convention at Milwaukee.
The stage from Montesano was
held up Wednesday evening at Bush
Prairie, and the treasure box of the
Northwestern Express company and
the mail bags were taken by the rob-
ber.
Depew thinks that "the self-willed,
ambitious Blaine, if he should be
given a portfolio, would disappear
into Blaine who could be part of
a cabinet made up to carry out Har-
rison's policy"
The tug RobGrtS, while plotting
the steamer. Mary d. Hume, cap
sized on the bar at the entrance to
Eel river, Wednesday morning. Capt.
Adams, Of the tug, was drowned.
The crew was saved. The tug will
probably be saved.
Mr.. Ogelvie, Dominion land survey
or, who recently returned from an
exploration of the Yukon country,
will report to the Dominion govern
ment that the boundary line between
British Columbia and Alaska should
be fixed at least four. miles further
south than the point fixed by
Schwatka.
The schooner Maid Of Orleans,
which left San Francisco last
Wednesday morning for Grsy's har-
Dor, was attacked in midstream by a
boat load of union sailors, who OBJ
jected to the vessels sailing with a
mixed crew. They clambered up the
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-04

SEVERAL companies have been Or
ganized and are about to be organized
in San Francisco for Alaska salmon
fishing next season. Astoria is the
natural entrepot and headquarters for
this business. Here are machine
shops especially equipped for the
business of turning out canning ma
chinery; here are mills to make the
shocks, boxes, ETC.; here is the lum-
Der that makes the best quality of
cases, and in every department requi-
site in the business of canning salmon
Astoria can furnish material as good
and as cheap as can be produced else
where.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-04

TWENTY-FIVE years ago the now
princess of Wales and future queen of
England was living on the third floor
of a corner house in Copenhagen, and
her father. who no one ever dreamed
then of being king, was poorer than
many a burgher in the same street.
She and her two sisters, now the car
inc of Russia and the duchess of
Cumberland, occupied the same room,
scanti1y fRrnished, and instead of a
wardrobe a curtain drawn across the
wall hid the pegs on which their few
dresses hung. They had never worn
a silk dress in their lives. Now Alex
andra doubtless has all the dresses
she wants, but it is more than likely
that she looks back with pleasure up
on those years as the happiest of her
life.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-04

ONE of the curiosities Of the next
census will be its computation of
Chinese inhabitants of the United
States. There is hardly city in the
country that has not its Chinese con
tingent. It will doubtless be found
that the number of Mongolians in the
country is considerably above the
general estimates. While a great
many of them have gone out, multi
tudes of them seem to be coming in,
notwithstanding the anti-Chinese
laws.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-04

The government of Costa Rica has
accepted the invitation of the United
States to send a representative to the
American international congress that
will meet in Washington on October
2, 1889, the principal object of which
is to discuss the most feasible method
of reaching an American customs
union and some other international
mercantile combinations.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-04

SYPT, once the granery of the
world, is threatend with famine
because of lack of water
in the Nile. It is thought that some
enemy has changed the course of one
of the great tributaries of that river
SO that it is either lost IN the desert
or has found route for itself into the
Red sea. Should that supposition be
correct, Lower Egypt may become a
desert waste, for in many cases it is
much easier to change the course of a
stream than to restore it to its original
bed.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-04

vessels side, but by orders of CAPT.
Treanor, pixies and Delaying pins
were brought into play and the bel
ligerent sailors were soon splashing
in the bay. After several Intellectual
attempts again TO board the vessel
they gave up and returned to the
shore wet and bleeding. while the
schooner proceeded on her way.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-04
NEW TO-DAY.
Notice.

A 7 A MEETING OF THE C. r. P.
"A Union held wednesday, January 2nd.
1889, 1t was unanimously agreed that the
For Cannery Nets. One Dollar.
For Private Nets, One Dollar and Twenty
five cents.
The above prices applies only to Gamers
that do not employ Chinese or machine
made nets.
The Union price for daily labor will also
be strictly maintained.
By order Of the c. r. F. P. Un'On.
ALEX ST rTON,
Secretary.
Astoria. January 3, 1889.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-04

PROPERTY is taxed in this state at
sixty per cent. of its value, but Sin
debtedness" is allowed at one hun
dred per cent. of its alleged amount,
an injustice to honest taxpayers and q
premium on fraud. This should be
rectifed at the coming session of the
legislature.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-04
Meals Cooked to order.

Private rooms for ladies and families
at Central Restaurant, next TO FOard &
Stokes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-19

3etea INNER mebr. MQe, tpel9e
f6 big iebt bier enaefiebelt unb cine
3eit long gepDbnt baben, iinb 5ufrie-
ben nit ibrer Wahl, tpie es aud Die
Ieiu perben, tuel6e nod fommen tper,
ben." Sod be5ei9nenber dig bisfe
Correspondents aber lit bic Bemerfung,
pel6e bic r@alb. Stems" gu berieIben
mad,t urb pel1e ben eigentliGen @ez
banfsn unb 9er5ensDuni@ Der 2anbbes
Iiber lit ben fiioli6en Counties unber.
biat unb tlar ausfpri6t. vWas Der
yGpsetator" ira Obigen ia9t",-io laus
tel bieieIbe,-utpirb bur9 bic Sbatia6eu
einfa9 bepabrbeitet: fogar our @flas
berei3eit BADEN Die Counties Sort 8enb,
Nuitin, Waibinetou, WaGler, Colorado
unb anbere in ben Sbeilen, pel9e Su
Dem fogenannten Senegambif@en Sir
tel (6em, mo lie Neger tpohnen) geb6.
retl, cine Beb0Iferun9 bon fleiBigen, ges
iunben uno gutsfortfommenben peiBer
2%anobauern gebabt, unb bic Na@:
fommen oerfelben geb6ren ieBt nod gu
ben 7%ufrie0eaitsn uno moblbabenbite item
8iirgern biefer Counties"
Sas beiBt in flareu Morten ausgez
briidt ni6ts aitberes, als mas bic vSreie
prefe" f6on lett LANCE geIagt bat, bob
bas oeutf6e Clement baau befimmt su
feiH ideint, iebt aud ben &htentbeil
uab beionbers Stbmeftteras 81 beb6ts
fern unb fiir bic Rultur 3u erDbern,
na9bem fe i'm ben ieBt rei6ften urb
beffangeiebeltsu Counties bnft Weft. unb
%@entralteras ben tbatid6Ii9en 8emeis
fur ibre folontiatorif9e Sa6tigteit abs
gelegt baben. Sic ameritani19en 2anbz
befibsr beg Sitoweftens finb gu BET Gin
ii9t gelangt, baB es einer beTerer Sos
lonilten, aIs ben Deuti6en, un6 eiz
uen beferen &d1fer ftir ibr 2ano, auf ber
WeIt ni6t giebt, uno baB es in ibrenl
e~igenften Snterefe lie9t, ben eingebores
men Seutf1en SOB aus @ef6dftsriids
H9ten in Den 6intersrunb gu fGieben.
Sn allen ben alien beuti9en Counties,
bic f9on cine ftarfe beutl1e Beb6ltez
rung, fogar cine perbdItniBmdBiee
uebsrb6lterung baben, riiften fd,
pie bic neueften Na9ri9ten pieber
melben, partien bon iungen beutfdeu
Garmeru, bic in ben alten 5iben nidt
mebr @aenbo9enraum geuug baber, i'm
ehbmeften neue 6l,mfdtten gu ii6ern
unb y%teberlahungen gu gtiinben. un6
tie tuerben oann i'm 2aufe Der 3eit aud
uieber einer frii@en brett bon 9euf6s
Lamb tommenben girpanoerung bic
Stdtte bereiten. gs getpinnt n,ebr unb
mebr bas Qrfeben, als oh Der game
tpeftli@e She'll bes Staates 8eras ali.
mdlig gu elmer beutiGen @9bpfung su
tperben beitimmt iei.
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Sic Sanm,upQoaitcf

BON meIfer felt einiaen Sabren in iebem
Jrlihling 10 bel 2drm qemaGt mirb,
bat fi6 au6 bel ben bitsidbrigeu Scr
fu6en mieber aIS Elm tldgIi6er GebIs
i6lag eruiefen, mie es bon 2euten, bic
mifen, nie bic 8aumpoae tpd61, faunl
anoers srDartet tuerben fonnte. Gine
3eiturg in Sadion WliN., f6reibt tber
eineu In oortiger No65ariGaft argez
1ie1ten 8erin6:
Sie Mai6iHs grif ni6t nur Die
gaumtpoQe auf, foaoern aud bic 3peis
&c, ganae 5tauben nit Scr Mur5el, uro
i9lieBli6 ben @run6 ielber unb ales
Nnbere, mas iie gu paden friegte. Damn
beri treute tie Die gar3e MaRe ibet bas
Gelo bin. 3ebu Neger muBteu binter
bet Wai9ine berIaufeu, lin gu rettel1,
mas 81 retten NAT. Gin gutter finfer
Neqer 1T nod INNER bic bette 8aun=
moupftdmai6ine, pe16e uniere unters
n%ebmenben Oantee Greuube ie bierber
gebra9t baben. @eIingt es linen, eine
before au erfnben, 10 nolen mir ibnen bic
au9 abtaufer, mie mir ibnen friiber bic
Neger abgefauft baben, bic He in Mfrifa
geitoblen batten. Sie iebige Mai9ine
aber tau9t ni9ts.
Wer ba weiB, tDie bic 8aummpus
wd6f, muB f6 nur punbern, baB es
9eute eiebt, nel6e bic grfinbung einer
fir
m6gli9 balten. 9ie Yaumtppu14o10e
brinat, bo~rausgefest baB bas Wetter
gtin1ig 1T. bon bemgrfGeinen bet erHer
@littben big in ben SpdtberbIt INNER
reue Blitben, Die fi6 gu samenfap1eln
entpideln. SIN 5pdtiommer bat Die
Stauoe glitbeu, reife, aufgefprungene
Samenfapieln, aug benen Die Baum.
noble berborquilt, unb unreife &apfeIn
in alien @raben Der gntpidluug. 9ie
grnte fann alio nidt ouf einmal Tottz
finben, fonberu Iie bauett mebrere Mp>
nate, i'm f%erniten Stben man@mal big
mad Geuiabr. Son 3eit gu 3eit geben
bic pfltder bur6 bic Gelber, um bie
reifen &apieln au famneIn. Wie oiele
Nrbeit bur6 cine MafGine beIorgt NET
ben iou. Delde babel bic unreifen Sab
feln, Die Gliitben unb bic Gtau6e ielber
unbei9dbigt lieBe, bos lit uis bo1fdnz
big unbeereiHi6. Oie obige 8ei6rei=
bung BEG angefelten Berfu9es 1T tur,
mas Sober, Der einmal elm 9aumuou=
feb nit aufmerffamen 9uge beira6tet
bat, t1 borauslager muBte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-19
Bas- 8er eiamal fi9 an redt aeldit

nag 8er einmal fi9 an redt geidid.
ter unb DOafommener 6ifer : Nrbeit ers
freuen mil, Der itatte ben "San Antos
MO Cooperage Works., $50. 108 unb
ITO Iuitin 5traBe einen geiu6 al.
Die berf6iebenen Maf6inen ,bon ges
iibten unb praftif6 erfabreneu Sdn.
ben geleitet", fub ben sanaer Sag
tiber in Sbdtigteit, benn 9etr 81 a II >
brp, Der @igentbiimer bes Stabilize
ments, lit nit N~uftrdgen aus allen 8es
genoen oes States %iiberbduft. ST
liefert cine ~tunftpoIe uno iolibe Nrbeit
uno bieiem umItanbe bot er ieinen grs
folg gu beroanten. Sic 2eiftungsfd.
bigteit Der 6abrit muB bementipre9enb
aud fortudbreno erbDbt tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-19
!. Cine merfmiirhiop G,pgfhihfe ,

= Cine merfmiirbige @eI0i9te uirb
aug 8rootlDn beri6tet. Sort bate bot
ungefdbr einem Sabre ber sebniibrige
Greb Nn6reps beim @raben ouf elmer
leeren 8auftele cine eiierne Gugel pon
4 3oa 9ur6mefer gefunben. On elmer
STEELE bate bic &ugeI elm runbes Sod
gebabt, bas augenf6einli9 nit 8lei
ausgegoRen tporben mar. Der tleine
Nnbrems bradte ieinen Gunb nod 6aus
fe, unb oct 8ater entf@isb, baB es Elm
She'll zines banners, ME fol9e beim
oSammerwerfen", einem friiber febr aez
brdu6li9en Spiele, berpanbt puroen,
lei. Settler batten Die Ginber bGufig
bamit geipieIt. 9lm lebten 5amstag
nun ma@ten fe i'm Sofe binter hires
8aters 9aus aus a~bgefallenen 3ueigen
unb Bldttern elm Jeuer Gil unb leg=
ten bic Gugel binetn. pa bas iSeuer
au groBe Nusbebnungen angabm, 70
gebot Der 8ater, es gu l6i6en.
9araufbin ging Der tleine 6reboie auf
bas Geuer gu un6 i6ittete WaRer birs
Elm. SIN glei9eu Nugenblid erfolgte
cine beftise grplofiou, tpeI9e oas garae
Saus erI6itterte. 9as @ef9t bes Rna.
ben mar, Die iein @ater sIei6 nit
S9reden bemertte, BON Yulber ge.
i9mdrat unb bic 9anb blutete. Sod en-
tpieien fi6 bic 8erleBungen als ni9t ges
fdbrli9. Cine iofort angefteIte Inter.
fu9ung ergab, Bag bic grplofon bon
ber eiiernen &ugel berriibrte, tpeI@e cine
Menge tleinerer 2ugeln entbaIten bate,
bic gum She'll in ber 9auspanb unb in
benz, ben 9of umsebenoeu 3aune fed.
ten. Sie 3ugel aber, nit Der bic Sins
Der iber elm Sabr lang geipielt batten,
mar ni6ts anberes gepeien, als cine
Bonnie, bic nod benz urtbeile Sa9ber=
fidnbiger aus ber &ebOIutionsSeit bers
riihrte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-19
9eutf@ senelifde Sdml=I air.

Ser unter5eibnete bei6einigt hermit
bon Trau 6. Rampmann bic eumme
BON ($678.2 0) ieds hunbert unb a6t
unO feb3ig 20yl00 Dollars empfan9en
su baben, als &ein. grtrag Der bonn 81.
October, l. unb 2. Nobember, in
ben &dumli9feiten ber @afno > @efellz
fdaft gum 8eiien Bet biefgen Deutfas
@nglifdsn 56ule ~absebaItenen Gair.
Ser Grau GmiIie 9ampmaan TO-.
pobl, peIde als prdfoentin Der Goir
fun9irte, tpie iammtli9eu Domen, Die
bel Der Tair tbatig warfn, unb Der gaz
fno, @efeQl9aft fir freis usbetloKuag
ibres Gccales. ipre9s iD hermit i'm SIC,
NEIL Der Sdule tersn beiten Dont aus.
s. @rpps.
Yrdi. oes Deutfds@ ngl. 5@ul.8ereihs.
San Nntonio, Is. NOb. 'S9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-19

sG Sie 8erdnbetung III ems Der
unlpibertehli6fen @eiebe Der Natur,
unb glldli6esweife fhbrt ein Medfel
fat ftets gum gefiern. Nls Elm 9eifpiel
bafir, Eebmen bic ct. patrids pilen
fGnell oen YiaB Elm fir Die aiten raus
ben unb befiisen piQen, iptil fe milber
tn6 tnh dugenebmer wirttn. Nubere
oem iinb lie nebr baau anget5an, &rant.
beitsfofe aus Dem SDitsm Bu entfernfn
uHb maIariFde Grantbeiten gu bsrbin=
bern. Nls elm @olbariic unb 2eberpi0e
fiHb fe perfect, gum Yertauf bel 81.
COIN & Co., ). Ralteper & Sohn,
uno alien dnoeten Ipotbeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-19
The Acme.

Sn benz 6aufe Der Mrs. gobbor6t,
242 9oufon sStraBe bat 9err 8. ..
. onaboe eineR bo9eleganten Sas
lon eingeridtet, moielbft nur bic oaers
feinfen unb beten @etrdnte: Smporz
tirte Weiue, Gbompagner, Wbisfen's,
giqu6re uab ausge5ei9netes Bier an
3apf gefibrt uerben. 6err 9onaboe
bat cine l~angidbrige Grfabrung in Dem
8ef91ft unb 1T Elm Wirtb CONNIE il
fault. Spdter uirb CT obetauf bibfde
Glubs3immer einri6ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-19
Gin aeiunner alter NHantt.

SIR. Sos. @ilion BON QlensS Springs,
SQs., Der bic 60ger Sabre iberi9ritten
bat, iast: Sd babe Diele Mebi3inen
probirt, babon mebrere iebr quite; aber
mic babe i'd cine gefunben, bic 10 febr
Jules erftQt. mas fir Iie beaniprudt
ipirb, ME @"bamberlains Collie, @bo=
leras uno 9iarrboe : Mebi3in. IS 1T
tpirtli9 cine t~punberbare Mebiain. Gum
gerfauf bel 81. @obn &c., Salteber &
Sobn unb allen anberen Npo!beten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-19
Mr8. IL

go. 263 Wefs Commerce 5traBe, en,z
pfieblt ibr rei6baItises 2ager bon
. uBmaaren Der neuei!en Barrier
Mosen, ferner Stridz unb Std
. aumwolle unb WpIIe, 8dns
&n6pfe, 8efaB gu ben
aderbiaigiien 8reiien. Neentur Fir
Wabame 9emoref's S9nitt,
Mufer. Auftrdge aug benz 2anbe tuers
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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Observation-Disclosures

Sie feinite &eiauration fit " II :
tern, Slid unb @ilb in ie5er
3ubereitunq. Ser Gii6e itebt Elm res
nommirter Sod por. DelifateKen auer
Irt limb gu babeu, pie bal, Sarbinen
NIT 8rufeIn, In9obis, SriFeIpurf,
9%feunougen &c. &C. Sie bette MustuabI
Doa Sederbi1en in ber 3uiammenfelz
lung bon Diners, SDupars unb Deieu.
liers. 4uftrdge mad S6luB bes Shea
tets tperoen prompt ausgefibrt.
0arni6 & 8aer.
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8udlens Vlrnica.salbe.

Die bette Gable Der 8eIt fir S6uitte,
0uetidunsen, @efdpure, Gieber- unb 8aut'
ausf4Ias, 6le6te, %seiprun9ene Sdnoe, Groft-
mcrrboiOen Ober feline S%e5abluns. 9nuise
Satisfattion garantirt ODER bas Sch pirO
turiideriiattet. % Gents bic SdadteI. BUM
8erfauf in alien apotbsisn. 9reib, &bomp.
fon G. 60, BboIeioIe.
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Hafiage nad1 Gnrppa.

Die agenturen bes Serrn %. s.
Woung, No. l Commerce : StraBe,
San Nntonio, unb $50. 6O3 Mtains
StraBe, DALLAS, pertreten nur bic
anerfannt beffen europdiI9en 9ampfers
9inlen. 9err Youu9 1T i'm Stanbe bic
billie # EN- &aten gu geben, erz
tbetlt bereitmilig iebe getpiini9te Nus
tunft unb beiorgt iebr prompt ale ibm
iibergebenen N~uftrdee. Der nod Gu.
rOpa gu reifen uiini9t, ober 8ermanote
beribertommen lo1en mill, menbe lif
an trgenb cine Der genannten N%gentureR.
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@eethpnen.Manncrchpr.

Sie actiben MitsIieber bes Beet
; oben. Mdnnerdors peroen
hermit eriudt, f6 beute IbenO purtt
8 ubr in S6ol3' 9ale einsufiHben.
6. $. MIIIer, 8~oriBenber.
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Mir linb mod nidt beranIoBt

= @ir iinb mod ni6t beranIaBt,
unfer sroBes Eager BON reuea un6 ee.
brau6ten pianos un0 Orgeln gu Der.
taufen, benno6 f6nnen mir before Sers
mine unb biqigere preiie unter gutter
@arantie geben ipie ieoes anbere @ei6dft.
Sbos @Oggan & Bros,
208 Commerce StraBe.
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u @ebrtber @riBer, SO.
246 Commerce 5traBe, limb prattii6e
Suueliere un6 ubrnlaGer. sic beIors
gen prompt ale &epardturen nib fabs
rem bieielben in her gef9idtefien Weiie
dtiS.
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0emti9 @nslif1e gdmle,
gan Nntomio, 9eros.

NuH "HtUHEuf 2FT1s.
sInerfannt tiidti9e 2ebrt ffaIt fur Rueben
unO Mdb@eu; felt breibia 5abren in reaer
BirffamEeit. 8ortrefFiGe 2ebrtrafte inter Be-.
tudbrter 2eituus. Der enelii9eu Sprade ipirb,
tDie Der beutfden, bOlle Nednuaa aetraaen.
Aueerbm rnterridt i'm Sbanif&sn. gin;9er.
maken borbereitete SduIer ffnben jeber,eit
Aufnabme. gdbere A~ustunft ertbeiIen Ser
8. eros, @rdfbent bes SduI gorfanbes
unb 8 m. 8arbed, Director Der anfaIt.
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Gin fi6eres 9eiImittel i'm Rrantbeits.
faae 3uridipeiien, beiBt Geiben unb
Sob einlaben. Nimm Samaritan Ners
vine. SIN allen Npotbeten au 6aben.
Weiie al bic geringpertbigen Sonies
unb Masenelirire 3uriid un6 bIeibe BEL
Samaritan Nervine. $3.50.
8efreite mid bon gpilepfe. Sd
babe 81 pfunb 3ugenommen unb felt 4
Sabren tein.n Nnfaq mebr gebabt. :
Walter @raba m, Spnbal, 9atota,
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"a &toIbaffa & WeIton,
go. 301 unb 303 StsSoutons@ traBe,
baben ben &ontratt fit ben 8ertauf bes
geiammten Butter : Prpbutts Der be-
rtibmten SaflanO Seriep 9airD Sarm
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sr GioIbaffa & @eItDn,
go. 301 unb 303 81 .Soufton.G traBe,
baben fortpdbrenb auf 2ager: Wbit=
taders Tleii6forten unb reines S9mol3,
fotuie Sburbers Spe5ialitdtsn.