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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-31

sa- SIM beliebten Miffipns.
8artem finb @B5immer eingeri9tet
uub er0fnet morben, poielbt man res
guldre Mabl3eiten einnebmen unb a la
carte fpeiien tann. Mablaeiten perben
i'm eigenen @ei9irr a%usgeianot unb auf
Wunf9 Dinners unb Soupers ins Saus
eeliefert. Nufmerfiame 8ebienuug llnb
prpmpte A%usfibrung Der Nuf!rdse gas
rantirt. Ebeimer & Saul.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-31
GteQe : Weiuh.

Sine Deuti6e Game Gtnbsrlois @ittpe) in
ben 0reibi9ern, iu6t cine Stele ais 2ebrerin
in elmer Samilie III Der Stabt ODER auf Dem
eanoe. Sat in 9eutidlanb Die Staatsprii<
Jung ais eebrerin fir bobere S9ulen beitanDen;
bat idon LANCE selebrt. @rtbellt llntcrridt I'M
alabieripiel unb lit auBer III Der beutiden aud
in Der engliiden uno iponiiGen Sprade boil
Siebt mtebr auf CUTE 8ebanbluns
nls boben @ebalt. @efdaige SHerten iinb an
bic Expedition pieicr 3eitung gu rldten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-31
gniisDrniasgGsi.,s.

Weinliebbaber Finben Elm eroBes Sas
ger bon feinen California Weinen Bel
6errn s. s. Meper ON lIamo
plaza. 6err Meper fuGt Bic Weine
an Srt unb STEELE aug ut.b fauft brett
aus Dem Seller ter Weinan9ter. NIs
gutem 2ent1er gelingt es ibm tets, bic
beften Sorten ausaupdblen. St fann
feline &unben uno Gamilien nit einen,
gnten Sropfen berieben. &otbz unb
WeiBpeine in boraitgli9er QuaIitdt
bon iebt ab s1.00 per @aaone = frei
tis 9aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-31
@armuns. llmter3eid,met fet,,e mOten.

Sdneler unb Nsenten, tpelGe Noten
fur elm auf 4b3ablungen perfauftes
ptano ober Orgel berlangen, ~pertaufen
ober iibertragen bieie Noten an Nn6ere,
unb i'm Sale Der ni9t pinftli@en Cub
lung lit bas Snftrument fopie bas be-
reits gesablte @slo fiber berlDren.
$bos. @oggan & Bros, 208
Commensurate, San Nntonio, berfaus
fen pianos uao OrgeIn an Ieid)ten gbs
5~abtungeu obne Noten uttb 3infen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-31
Qantpfer Agentmr.

Die rGreie greffe Fur 8 e,
ras" pertritt bic folsenben 9ampfer.
2inien, ertbeilt aGe ndbere 9lustunfl
tpegeu Pafage nod unb bon guropo
uub pertauft 9ampff6iHs unb Glen,
babnbiaete au ben n~iebripffen Staten.
Die Site Der BON uns reprd[entirteu
3iitien 1T:
Sattbtr8 8 Nlmerifanii6e 9ampf,
i@ifffabrts @efeai@aft.
Heb Gtar 2inie (Stnttuerpen).
GDmpa9nie Generate Grams,
attamtiqme.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-31

Du1lea. Qiulle[, !Ule DtS n1tuiluuuls
5eituug" = in beuen trob aler polite
idsn Wai9teppi9teit unb 2nief6wds
DIE : bed nod ein &efi Don N}anness
uiir0e uab Don 8iirge,ftol3 itedt, bers
me0reA Iia 3ien,iib energiId gegen bic
in iensm Mrtifel uiebergeltate MnfGa1z
i1 uuiigen uab @runofdBe. l~lgfsIer
Nafidt mad bate Elm 5tano, oelieH
gauge @rifsn3 auf eiHer = fagen Mrs
uur seraoe beraIs - focialeu 2iige -
berubt, ait alermeuisiten llria9e, Ii9
als ~oerIter uuo b~ornebmfer 9tano auf-
5ulpielen unb bo9Hdfig auf bas 8iirgers
tbum berab3ubliden. SIT es bean aber
ui9t in Der Sbat cine fociale 2iige,
tuent1 Elm 5tanb feline beDor5ugte Stel.
lung 1lur babur6 aufredt erbdlt unb
erbalten fam, baB er es auf irgenb eine
MeiIe erm6gli9t, mlebr ~ausgeben i'll
f6nner, dig ieiu @infommen betrd9t,
Dem arrtea Offi5ier 1T 6as uatiirli6ie
Menf6enre9t, ndmli9 bas, iid eine
2ebensgefdbrtlM gu w1blen, perwebrt
ooer bod ~nenigfens bur6 Die Bebin:
9ung berflauiulirt Sur, iuenn IL
@elb bail" l1ab menu's aud tlur bas
nruppige GpmmiB : 8ermbgen bon
IL, 900 SbaIern" lit, aber bas muB fl
baben, font faun ni6t gebeiratbet wer:
Den, Dber er muB BEN Segen In Die gde
imielel uab -. ypoit S9mebe" o6sr
uSteuer 5riBe" nerben, Be5ei6nun.
gen, bic alein f9on 3eugniB baboH ab'
legeH, Oie bo6 bieie 8erufsarteH in BET
@ertbi6dbung bet 9erren bonn umooer'
men &ittertbum" Iteben!
9ie ganae 59einberrli9teit bes ret
ten uno b%oruebmfen Stanbes" berub'
aIlu auf Dem 2unffid9en omebr au
baben, als man berbienen fann". St
oieie Bats nun wirfli9 cine 10 feb,
iDltbe 1T, 6as m61te uns niiGterner
&epublitanern aus Dem 2anoe ber @lei@:
belts flegelei benin bod ettpas iebr apei.
fel1aft erI6einen. Sour auf Grub bee
@eIbes bes &rdmers pber Tabrifanten-
unb tuertn lebterer 2eim fiebet Dbel
Seize fo6t! = 1T bic Serrli6feit auFs
re6t gu erbalten, aber BEN leimfieben
ben ober ieifefo1enben 59mieger So:
ter o0er 5hmager fiebt man trobbsm
ni@t fir ooI an. ,Man" ldBt id IN
iol6em Sale bon bet betreffenben @ar'
niion na6 elmer anberen berieBen, I'M
ni6t in bic unaugenebn1e Sage gu ge.
ratber, nit Der n8laie" familiar Der:
febren gu miiRen!
DaB bas vmoberne &ittertbum" bril-.
ben in Seuti6lanb 10 anmaBenb auf'
tritt = 6aran 1T eigentli@ bur6aus
nidts GuHa0enbes. Sober bietet eben
ben Nnbern, mas bieie fi6 bieter uni
sefaIen laifen. Mber Gins munberi
uns: DAB fi@ ndmli@ bas intelligent
te, ii6tise unb BEN 9aupt pfeilel
bes gar3en Staatslebens bilbenbs
Biiraertbum cine berartige MiBa@tunl
gefalen ld8t, obne gang energii@ 81
ufiden". Nber es bat allerbings aud
fein 8olt Der Welt cine fol6e 9ammes'
@ebu!o, nie bag beuti9el
~ Gamilien. bic ni9t bereits ba'
nit berieben fiub, iOlten feline 3eit Der.
~liereu, f6 cine Glai9e bon Chamber.
lain's Golit., @boleras unb Siarrboe'
mittel gu taufen. IS 1T bic einsig'
Mebi3in, cuff bic man f6 in aaen Sd
len BON Magenbei@merben berlafer
tam. rs unb so @ents per Slai9e be
st. @obn & So. unb s. Ralteper &
Gnhn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-31
8udIens 9lrntca.saIbe.

Die bette Salbe ber @elt fit S@uitte
Anetf9ungen, @efdpiire, Gisber. unb Saut
ansfdlag, Gledte, 9eiprunsene Sanbe, 8roft
beulen unb aQe 9auttrantbeiten turirt ga
morrboiben ooer feline BesabIuns. @nlis
Satisfaetion sarantirt obsr bas @elb pirl
suriiderfattet. 25 Gents bic S9adteI. Bun
@ertauf in allen apotbeten. Dreib, SbOmb'
fon G 60, MboleGale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-31
Gan Yenrp Gprimgs Bart,

s. Scribe, Y66ter. Sieier tiible
unb f6attige Part 1T ber populdrite @rs
boIungsplab Der Staot uno umgegenb
fir Gamilien unb eisuet ii6 aud be-
ionbers our Ibbaltung bon pribats
pitnits. Serr SerbIe 1T elm iebr auf=
mertiamer Wirtb, Der tets beitrebt 1T,
bic @inf6e Der 8dffe gu erftQen.
Seben 5Onntag Na6mittag unb Nbenb
finbet elm ei=&on3ert fatt,
ausgefibrt bon ber Ser. Staten Dtis
Iitdr Gapele. 17,7,t3M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-31
Mamo 9atrinemsS lbfnbr= gDfteut.
Office: Is Norb' GloresfraBe, SeIepbon
359. s. 6. Abbep, Manager.
Wir fin6 uDm ni6f herourns

Wir iinb mod ni@t beranIaBt,
unier groBes Saaer bon neuea unb qe.
bran6ten Pianos unb Orgelm gu ber.
faufen, oenro9 f0nnen mir before Sers
mine uno biligere preiie unfer gutter
Sarantie ge6en tDieieoes anbere @eiddft.
Sbos @og4an & 8ros.,
POS Commerce > 6traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-31
. anita u II 9.

Dem 8Ormann Studs, fopie allen
Nnseifeaten unb Mrbeitern Der Gone
Star Brauerei ber3li6eu 9ant fur Sic
beaeigte Opfermiligfeit mdbreno meiner
G%rantbeit.
Sofepb Mlblenbad d,
Brauer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-31
Mrs. ssimslotp's gpotbtua gt,r,,,

WrS. &Stuslntu'S gcOtbins gDrap.
8eb. Splpanus Cobb fGreibt i'm 80.
ftcn Ghriitian 6reeman@: auf feinen
Sal wirben mir cine Mebisin empfeblen,
nan1entlid fir ainbs.. wenn mir nidt
waBten, oaB fe gut if. Son Mrs.
Winslcms Syrup tSnnen mir iebc& aus
@rfahruns ipreden. Sn unlerer eiaenen
camille bat ct ii4 als Sesen ernieien,
neil ct einent Rinbe, bas NIT Rplif aes
peiniSt MAI, Sdlaf peri4affte unb ben
Gltern &ube mdbrenb Der Wadt
fi4erte. Die meiffen @ltern merben bic.
len Sesea gu idGeen mifen. Sier 1T
elm Grtife;, Der fid bspdbrt unb harmlps
1T, benin Der S6laf ben er benz ainbe
nerfdaft, III natiirlia unb Der fleine gns
gel ermadt 70 better ME elm anOpf.@
Wdhrenb bes 3abnens if iein @rfolg TN.
iadsbar. Uir baben bdufg geuus bon
Wehtteru bic aeuEeruns sebSrt, baB le
nidt cbnc ben Syrup fem mSsen BON Der
@eburt bes Sinbes an tis our 8clen<
bun9 oes 3abnen8. Serfauft bon allen
GpctRefern gu % Gents bic 6laide.
rag 6einite unb biliaHe Grudfa=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-31
9emti6 Gmgliibe Sdmle,

Gnertannt tidtiae 9ehranitaIt fur anabsn
unb Mdb6cn; feit breibia Sabren in ressr
@irfiamteit. 8ortrefai9e 9ebrtrafte inter be.
nabrter 9eituna. Der eneIii6en Spra6e ipirb,
ME Der peutIden. Ooue &ednuns setragen.
au6ereem rnterri9t i'm @panifden. Giniger.
maben borbtreitete Sdiiler finben jeberaeit
gufnobme. gldbere S~uSfunft ertbeilen Ser
8. @rooS, @rdiibent beS S9ul. 8orRanbes
unS 80 nj. 8arbed, Director Der anfalt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-31

10 III. S. Gmtterfibe, 1886
DIT 0OutOns5 traBe, plumbers, Gass
unb Steam : Gitters, balten fi9 benz
Publifum fiir dle in ibrGa@ f6lagenben
Irbeiten ~empfoblen unb beripre6en
prompte 8eiorgung aaer Quftrdge.
Gronleu9ter, 8ass Girtures, 8abepans
r1eil. @lDiets &c. ftets an Sanb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-31

% vDenft an bic AIamo
uno bereitet @u9 auf bas balbige @rt
i6einen bes 80 iener Eager . ie
Dor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-31
gine por5itglt6e @elegenbei1

sur l1eberfabrt spifden Deuti6lano unO gnle.
rifa bietet bic bepdbrte nnO beIiebte Baltimore
Qinie bes
Norooemt(6en Slopo.
Die ribmIidF ~betannten, neuen unb erprob.
ten Fofoampfer hieier 2inie fabren reselmdbie
mS9sntlid Spif@en
Baltimore ttno 8reMtett
-btreet,-
uub nebmeu @afagiere au Iebr biaisen Nreifen.
Suite 8erpaesuns! @roBtmoglidte Cider.
beit! Dolmetf6er b~eeleiten bic @inpanberer
auf Der gfsife nod benz @sften. 8is gnhe 1888
purben init 2Iobb : Dampfern
1,8S5,513 Yafia9iere
sIidli9 iiber ben Ocean beforbert, eeipib Elm
gntes 3eusnib fir bic 8eliebtbeit biefer 2inie.
@eitere ausfunft ertbeilen:
u. gGnmadber & g., General. asenten,
No. 5 Sio. Sab StraSe, Baltimore, Mb.
s. ISM. Gfdbembur9, General Nsent
No. 104 Fifth Avenue, Gbieaso, SaS.,
Ober beren @ertreter int Snlanbe.
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gu uerpadten.

8as StaTe1 Sptef III B6rne
1T au perpa6ten bonn /. October.
6. 6. @rotbaus,
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sa- MOrgen, SOnntag abenb, gro.
Bes Son3ert in S9ol3' @tabliRement
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nT So bnf Bros. liefern bic
befteH unb biaigteu Srudia6en @ebt
su ibnen.
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% a I

atpsi Cash-boys bel
3. Morris & Bro.
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SaT Sbr lpart 8elb, wenn ibrf Sure
9rudia6en BET SoDnon 8ros.
anfertigen l0Bt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-31

= Sas sr6Bte 2ager bon @enebr.
unb &%eboluer > patronen unb SiiI{en
bel Viper & S6uItbeB.
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AZ Die beuif@en Samilien fDnnsr
ben Sonntag Nbenb %nirgenbwo better
berbringen, als in Sdola' @arten.
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a. 8roBss &onsert, oussefibrt bon
sebn tii1tisen Mulifern, mpreen Ibenb
in S6oIs' 8arten.
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sa- Seben Sonntag Nbenb 1eues
9onsert : Brosramm in S6ol3' gtas
bliHement.
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Bbilippinet, W}olutfcn unb Neu 8tinea
totrb ip00t noG maH6ss 5bier ul5
moAts Bfau3e asiun6en mstberl, 6ie
cine 9ide III Den @pi!emen Der Gaiur=
fotider ousflQgN t6Nllen. @ans beFou
5ers loffe id o0s pon gteu @uineQ ltnb
Dom mi1enIGaftliben 6taN0punite Gus
harf man mpfi bic 8eIiber8rsifuug bet
NotbfiiIie bieier eyaiei bur0 oaS beuti9e
Jtei6 als cine gItdtide @rmerbung be-
tlQ6teN.
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rag Teiufe unb bilieife Drudfa=
den BET s @ 4 on Bros.
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ger als Der untere Sbeil; BET ben an
bern bort bic &udenwirbelidule am
S9wan5e. auf unb beibe SbeiIe Der
S9wan5foRen iinb bann glei6, tpie BEL
ben Se9ten, 3arpfen, 2a6ien, II. +. 10.
Die ~eritere Ibtbeilung bat nur unboQs
tommene 2noGen unb fe beiben beg
balb &norpeIfif9e, mdbrenb bic
anbere abtbeilune fefte, tpirtli9e 9uo.
den ober g rdten bat.
8ei ben 9aien uno RoGen geben bic
unterf9iebe aber nod meiter. Die Sell
ben 8efdle6ter fommeu 5uIammen,
pie BET ben S9ilbtr6ten unb SrofobiIen.
Die gier finb fa9 bieredig, nit langerl
S9nuren OH ben @den, bic bas @eibs
den an berporragenben @egenftdnbeu
anbaftet. Sic gebrau6en aud ben
S9wan3 als gefdbrli9e Mafe; bic
3dbne Der d6ten 6aie t6nnen fi@ UNI,
legen uno ri9ten t9 gum 8eiBen auf,
ME bic Der @ifti9Ianaen.
Nu9 g~eolOgif6 inb Suorpelfii9e
urb 6rdtenil@e Oeri6ieben. Die erites
rem finb dlter unb lire lleberreite toms
men i9ou in ben bebOnii6 II
S9i9ten bpr, bic dlter nod aIs bic
Steintoblen finb. Die @rdtenfil6e
fommen erit in Der &reibe Dor, allo
nadbem bic Steinfpb!ens, 3rias. unb
Sura : 8eriObe f6on MiaiOnen Sabre
pergangen waren.
gs 1T freiIi6 nod gar Mandes su
erfOri6en unb b~eionbers auf ben Sn.
ieln, bic 3Dii9en 0interzSnbien nit Der
9albinieI MaIatfa unb 2luitralien lie.
gen, aIiO auf ben Sunoa Snieln, ben
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-23
A Change of Text Books.

My oldest child Is just 1S. and my
youngest has recently passed the fourth
anniversary Of his birth. 1t is reasonably
certain that no radical changes have taken
place in the earth's surface during the
fourteen years which span the eight natal
episodes already referred to. But l think
that in that interval every child | possess
has needed "a new geography during the
continuance of each scholastic year. And
| am sadly convinced that each geography
Is IN Improvement upon it's discarded
predecessor. The domestic pile of text
books seems TO accumulate. and yet they
are apparently useless. | am presented
ut the beginning Of each school year with
the same formidable list of books that
are imperatively needed In this con
stantly advancing science Of geography.
am naturally a meek and uncomplain-
ing man, and | have no doubt that |
should excite in my own offspring a feel
ing of plying contempt if | attempted to
bound the state after the exploded
methods Of the ''old school" but l some
times wonder In my artless Japanese
fashion why it is that whenever the
tickle Mississippi river changes its mind,
or Mr., Stanley discovers q new rivulet In
Central Africa, it is necessary to issue a
new seventy five cent atlas to accommo-
date the fact.-John Snyder in Globe.
Democrat.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-23
fo.ancss for Dress.

l noticed four exceedingly har dsome,
but rather too striking tailor suits for
young ladies all in Lincoln green. The
jackets have long pocket flaps with enor-
nous black buttons, and the fronts are
braided deliberately with thick, round
cord. Green felt hats with high rolling
rims and black cocks feathers go with
them, and gauntlet gloves Of yellow
suede. | asked the tailor what these were,
and he said he had not the slightest idea
himself. They had been ordered by -four
young ladies of the highest families, but
he thought they were just for a sensation,
rs these young ladies rather enjoy being
stared at. | shall watch for the advent
of those young ladies from my front win
dow, for they will surely pass, and | am
anxious to know whether they will carry
cross bows like the robber forester. or
only Buffalo Bill guns with game bags to
carry the lead things they kill with them.
Some of those very persons, who, from
their social position, ought to set a better
example toward their less fortunate sis
ters, seem to study up means of creating
sensations. 1t does not matter to them
what other people out of their own set
think of them if they can only do some
thing to astonish the natives. 1t is not a
fair thing to do, either, for it brings
odium upon all the young girls of this
country in the eyes of strangers, and it
is not doing right toward themselves nor
their parents, but it appears that the
young folks of tho present generation
have got the best Of their parents and do
just what their foolish heads fancy. I'm
agine, now, these four girls in Lincoln
green, hunting dresses all alike, walking
abreast with all tie swaggor they can as
sumo along our thoroughfares, crowded
with people of all countries and all parts
of this country. They are ell well known
and their names will pass from one to an
other, and they viii have gained the
worthy reputation of appearing upon the
streets in those dresses. If / had my
way ] would put an extinguisher upon
those girls, for they need it..-Fashion
Letter.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-23

Trus.s ri d combinations don't seem
to flourish in Rapid City. \ great many
efforts have been made by men in III /.
fcrent lines Of business to combine e
regulate prices; but they are things Of
the past Recently the BARRIERS tried !;
combine and put the price OF tonsor,al
services up to boom prices. Five day.
later the fair young child was a beauti
ful, clean-shayen corpse-l5 cents =
shave, two for %. Next the grocers me-
and adopted a lengthy preamble and sci
Of resolutions, drafted a robust constitu-
ton, prepared a black list and got all
ready to run things as they ought to be
run. All this was "A little over two
weeks ago, already the charmed circle
is broken and one of the brightest jewell
in the crown, the {. o. ID. Store has
fallen out and is bidding for trade witt,
an independent correspondence swing
that is really refreshing. When the
other members of the combine get the
constitution and bylaws slowed ava!
they will probably spit OF their band.
and sail in too. Such is life in the far
west.-Black Hills Democrat.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-23
In a Cigarette Factory.

The work Of tho packers Is very enter
tanning TO the locker on. There are also
about 400 girls In this division. They are
seated and supplied with materials in the
same manner as the rollers. In place of
tobacco, paste and paper, they have cigar
cites, pictures and boxes or wrappers.
Those who pack them in boxes receive b
cents II those who put them In the tin
foil wrappers . cents per thousand. These
girls are remarkable in the rapidity Of
their movements; they are also quite Won
derful mathematicians, since they carry
their arithmetic in their finger ends. With
unerring accuracy they pick up ten or
twenty cigarettes, as the case may be,
and with almost electric speed they put
them in the boxes, with a ticket and card
picture accompanying each box.
Standing near a pretty girl, attracted
her attention by my queries, and was
amused to see her gather up twelve cigar
cites. AS soon as she closed her fingers
upon them, without the aid Of her eyes,
she discovered her mistake, and immedi-
ately discarded the two not needed. Jok-
ing my fair companion about her mistake,
she banteringly offered to wager me her
days pay II | found one box In all the
hundreds she had packed that contained
less or more than ten cigarettes. ques-
toned several Of these girls, and found
most or them pleased with their work and
employers. AS visitors are seldom per
mitted to 60 through the building my ap-
pearance created quite a sensation. Dur
ing my stay they became noisy and
inattentive. | anticipated hearing sorae
Of them toe severely reprimanded, and
was on the alert for any harsh treatment
Of these poor girls. Much to my relief
heard nothing Of the kind; the only re-
monstrance given, which seemed to be all
needed, was the tap Of a bell. This bell
was suspended from the ceiling, and was
pulled by the manager of the department.
AS soon as the stroke was heard all be-
came orderly and quiet.-Richmond (Va.)
Cor. Chicago Times.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-23

The latest swindle on farmers is tn
described by a local exchange: Strang
ers representing themselves as horst
buyers appear ut the farm house, quickly
agree on the purchase price of horse
selected, offering good big figures, and
promptly write a check in payment.
The check is on some local bank and il
signed by the firm for whom the strang-
ers claim to be buying. The farmer i,
told TO get it cashed at once before the
horses are moved, the voluntary olei
being made to leave the horses a couple
Of days for the farmer TO have an O..
portunity to make sure the check il
good. This seems fair enough, and
when, just before leaving for the next
farm, the strangers ask for a loan Of q
dollar or two, for which another check
is offered, they very frequently get ii.
Of course the checks are no good. and
the horses are never called for. 1t is
the little money the fellows are after
The scheme is said to pay big money IN
some localities, rs many as twenty or
thirty loans "A day being secured quite
frequently.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-23
Afnu ideas Concerning Spirits.

Although the Ainu ideas of q future ex-
istence are very hazy, yet they consider
that the spirits of men are we'll disposed
toward the living, and may be relied upon
TO bring good fortune TO the village and
the inhabitants thereof; hence they have
no fear of the spirits Of men; but it is
very different with those of old women.
They ore considered to be very malignant
witches, in fact-who are seeking some
means Of working mischief. Formerly
this prejudice was more deeply rooted
than at present, and in order to prevent
tho spirits Of old women bewitching the
place and the people, their houses were
burned down as soon as ever the corpse
was taken away for burial. This was
done in order that the spirit might have
10 abiding place, and, while engaged in
hunting for its home, would be diverted
from its malicious plans. This notion
corresponds with the superstitions OF
barbarors nations in other parts of the
world. X. Goodrich in Popular Science
Monthly.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-23
The Chicago Mining Review closes q

The Chicago Mining Review closes q
lengthy article upon the silver question
with the following sensible paragraph
IF our government, furnishing, as il
does already with its scarcely touched
resources, the larger part of the silver
produced, would establish a value for
silver instead of humbly asking each
day OF the London broker what price it
may be allowed to pay for silver to be
coined into United States currency,
mined in its own territory by its own
citizens, not only would the productive
industry and prosperity Of the people
receive a mighty and permanent inn
petu7. but the nation would be relieved
from the Improbable aed unworthy
position which it has voluntarily as
sumed."
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-23

Some physicians have warmly Endorsed
the suggestion that massage" as al en-.
capabilities Of the blind, in whom the
s taetIlG ia s: Japan is so sarUDs'Ey a d'vf sor : lo dn,
period of time, been practiced by blind men.
who go about the streets with o lageolet.
drawing attention to themselves and their
occupation. 1t is thought that superin-
tendents Of blind asylums will find this a
possible avenue to employment for their
pupils.-Public Opinion.