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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-13

correspondents. -Siferbale,
Sept, naGJoem sic melt iiber GriDarten
reide 8aumpolerute e~insebeimf uno
oerilbert 1T, (5ife,oale bat 300 BAL
len int Wefthe bon $4,000 eraialt)
tDeroen biz if,lAer abgerdumt uno nit
Wei5en bsfsut, 10 haB III Jolge osr
f66nen 3erbtregea man6e tipplge,
iunge Saat bas Iues %erfreut. Qu9
bas gefeGise 2eben bat bur6 bic shntIs
ge @rnte neuen Smpuls erbalten, oenn:
Wo 9u ni6t diff, 5err Srganif, ba
f6peigen ale Gl0ten. Man6e bers
ftopfte ober ~perroltete SI6te 1T teuers
bings wieber 3med6ienli@ geuorben,
unter aroern aud Der Siferbaler 8e:
Iangberein, bet am 2. b. Mf. neu &c.
grinbet purbe, eigentlid ober an Der
Cuff unb 2iebe gum @efange wuraelt,
wel6e bic 2ateiner dig 8ermd6tniB benz
i66nen Siferbale binterlaRen babsn.
Nun, ali Meaterial feblt es ni9t. Nus
20 iungsn, frdftigeu, unberbor6enen
Simmer wirb BET ri6tiger Nnleitung
etpas Brau9barss gu MAIDEN fem, uno
es linb fat Iauter iuuge Mdnner. benen
bas 3utanbefommen Der 8ereinigung
3u banten 1T. Nls 8ealnte tpurSen
eeDdbIt: @eorge 3oeller, 9rdIibent;
s. S9mibt, 9irigent; @us. 2angbein,
Steretdr. Die @e~Tansabenbe purhen
auf Greitog ieitgeitelt.
9ie Beamtenipabl bss G9iBenpsr.
ems ergab folsenbes &siuItat: 6.
S9mibt, prdfbent; g. Marquart, Wis
eesprdfoent; g. 2ansbeiu, S6abmeis
tier. S9ieBhbungen finben ieben er>
fen 5onntag i'm Monat ftatt.
9lr3li6 batten mir bas 8ergntigen,
.gelegentli9 ether Soppelbo63eit 6errn
gafor Sc Seller BON Jriebri6sburg,
Der Bic Srauun9eu bol3og, in SITTER.
bale fennea gu lernea. 9err Be Gel.
Ter 1T ein griinbli9 gtbiloeter Muiiter,
bsiBt eine uniberfalbilcuns uub TT Ell.
ner Der liberalen5 seliorser, tuie man He
leiber leIten in Nmerita finbet. iSlrs
nabr, ein folder Manu bermag nit
unO obne &elision bel Sesen gu tiff
ten!
9ur6 bic Greuubli9teit zines biefs
gen alien pioniers gelang es mir iiber
Oertli9teit unb llmifdnbe be3agIi9 oes
@efe9tes BEL S;ferbaIe i'm Stunt beg
Sabres 1874 Ndberes 5u ~erfabren. Die
Stranger tpurben bon elmer 5ablrei9en
Sabianerbanbe augegriffen uno fam5en
aa elmer nabeu GeIienuauo. bidt nit
un!erbula bema9Ien unb bur9 groBe
Steinbl6de In cine natiirli6e 6etung
oernanbelt, cine oortbeilbafte Stelung.
Wegeu Munitionsmangel burfte fein
56uB bergeuoet perben, meBbalb bic
&anser li6 barauf bei9rdntteu. bic Mu.
grife gegen ibre Stelung ab3uweilen.
9rei Sage lang wdbrte ber Gampf ber
nit benz freimiGigen Nb3ug Der Sn6ias
uer enbigte. ueber bic Mn3ubI ibrer
Sobten tonnte Befimmtbeit ni9t erz
mittelt tperben, ba bieielben bon linen
entfernt unb mabrf9etnli9 III ber N6be
b%egraben murben. Iu9 bic @anger
batten einige Sobte.
NaG Der Bef9reibung eines am
Sample betbeiIisten DeutI1en, Der mad
uielen Sabren bonn Noroen auriidtam
uno einige 3eit bel 6errn b. 8ebr in
5iferbale bertpeilte. mar bic sSelIen=
mano wetli6 bon Sreiers Wobnbaus,
ieBt @igentbum beg 9errn 9uGnig in
San Nntonio, oer 9ampfplab. Oieie
Nnnabme Dir6 our @etpiBbeit bur6 ben
umitanb, baB ieit6em in BET Ndbe beim
8au zines 9auies 3ablrei6e reberrsFe
bon @erippen ausgegraben tpurben.
e. S.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-13
9ie neue @ntSeduuo.

sic Vile BADEN Sbre Sreunte unb 8etannten BARON
ipre4en b0ren. Gieuei8t inb sic aud Selbit Giner RON
9snsM, pei$e an I'D ielbft srfuRren BADEN, ipie gut
ranu fnb sic aud elm treuer Ereunb bascm. Tenn
rer einmal etnen @eriu& nit Or. ainss Neuer Gut.
beduns Sema&t Bat, Der bdlt sS aud ppa her 3eit ON
INNER in ieinem 9auie. Wenn sic eS nod niemols
sebrauat babeu, un0 eiuen Suten peer cine Grtaltnno
haeen iputen, cher ir9enb Elm 9eteen Der qunae' beS
9alieS pber per Srnf, eann reri9afen sic i'd cine
mirb in ieeem Sale sarantirt, peer ha8 @slO wirb, M .
rldsesa9lt. grpbelai6en gratis in her Gpptbefe Srn
Qreib, Ghpmpipn & Gp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-13
Der

Mainen gaifal, gndbige 6rall, gu
Sbrer Jrainbin. sic 1T Jung, idOu
unb gaiitrai6.
8ewiB, aber finben Sic nidt, baB fe
ein tuenig eingebilbet iit2
Iber gndoige 6rau, Oerieben sic lid
in ibre Sage - mdren sic ni6t aud
aingebiIbet2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-13
RIN0s ~ 2 . NJ
JtO. 263 sStraBe
un(er beutldes 9ecebturoeIA0ft

unIer beuii@es &eceptur9ei9dft,
@de Ger 9oufon Str. uno Noe. s.,
ftebt unter ber peti0nIi6en 2eitung Der
9erren Sips & Silpertbpru,
uflb etfreut It9 gefddftliG elmer Iebbafs
ten 3uaabme. sic BADEN eine arpBe
Nuswabl III &leiber., 3abns unb 0aar.
Biirlfen, IotDie in Seifen uno Yarfts
merien, unb Sober iolte ii9 DON ben
biQigen preiien tiber5eugea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-13

Sd beSeuge bereitpilig, OaB i'd
bur9 bic Nnwen5un9 bou Or. 9tuguit
S6ntg's Samburger SrOpfen f9on
bdufig bon unuerbduIi9teit befreit pOrs
ben in.-Serman &ittner, go. SO 80.
Werrimac : Strabe, Mon6e1ier, 81. s..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-13
Ser BON @ueuboIindeu @olbnep

angebabnte abeIsbiebbanbel piro aIio
i9lieBli9 bod gu 5tanoe tommen. Die
2aiiertrouen bat f9 @menbolin@en
ni6t umionit in lire Na9tbemben itiden
lafien. Den prinaen Murat, gntel els
nes gSabIuntiepers", ber 26 Sabre dls
ter 1T pie iie unb fid ale 6aare Idnsf
bonn S9dbel pegamifrt bat, liebt iie,
tpie ie fast, Ieibenf6aftIi6. unb mill
ibn, iuern es iein muB unb mad ibrem
Wiaen gebt, gerue ibr Yerm6gen 3u fei.
men JtBen legen. 9as Wdb6en
i6eint eben prin3toa au fein unb tuirb
ibrem Surite mad blauem Blute irgenb
Elm Opfer bringen. Bon allen ameri.
tanii6en Ndrrinnen, bic uaIer Bolt i'm
4usianbe in ben Beirut bringeu; f6eint
8penboline Galowea ben erfen preis
babon 3l trager.
a6S- 9unlaps, 3nor= unb Stetfpns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-13

SEER G.. $ Msauer in Der mef.

Verr Y. y WsiIer IN Der Wei<
@ommeree : StraBe bdlt ftets oas. bons
fommenffe 2aaer in 3eideumateria=
lien, Sapeten, Garben. 8las. 5piegels
Qlas, 8iloerrabmen Girnifea uaS alien
3ei9nens un0 WaIersu tenilitn. Stint.
lerii9 ausgeflbrte gilber uno 5tatuets
ten Il. fnb in elmer febensmertben @als
lerie CUR Iafi6t unb gum 0erfauf auss
geffelt. Sn 3apeten uno 3immeroefoz
rationen 1T bas @eI4madpolfe uno
NeueRe bort 5u finbeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-13

"a &ioIbaffa & 8~eltDn,
go. 3O1 un6 303 Sfs5oufon.5 traBe,
boben ben Gontraft fit ben 8ertauf beg
Geinmmien Butter : Brpbutts Der be-
rtibmter Oaflano Seriep 9ai,p Garm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-13
8.

SH OfeeHDtIe pat bic SUttltts
maarenfirma O'Neil & @ba nit iber
$44, 900 falilt.
= s. 80. Gerguion bon Sort gelo
@ountD 1T in @albeiton segen gltrs-
i6aft aus benz @efdngniB snt!aHeu
porbeH. Sic @ranb SurD bat bret
Gntlageu gegen ibn erboben: SDeils
Habme on Der grulorbung Sbambltn's;
COMPUTATION our Grmorhung Troh's;
ginbeboItuu8 pon Surp. @sbiibteu fir
betrliaerifde 3wsde. Der ein3ige
3suse bieIsr acknowledgement lit Der
Neger D%absnpott, Elm Sttdf ling. Ser
gufon 1T ieinec ~Jseiipre6ung getpiB;
mirb aber natiirIid feinen gro5sB rti9t
in Sort 8enb @ountD CUR Bodybuilding
sommen lahen.
= Nus Der 9auptItabt Werico tpirb
uom IL. December mitsetbeilt, baB cine
Stem Oorfer @eleni6aft in ben Staaten
@biapas uub Oeraea 200, 900 Ndsr
Gaheelan6 augefauft babe. Ser Gafs
feebau getuinnnt in ben tropii9en
Staater bon Werico INNER mebr an
Wusoebnung unD BEL in Merico ge5o=
gene Gafee ieiner D~ortrefh t6en Qua
litdt balber In INNER Deiteren Sreiien
an &uf.
= Nuf Germ WsIoon's &an9lanbe
in SeWitt @ountp,-meloet Der ,@uero
Star"-, Derben in bielem Nlgenblife
aebn Garmbduier gsbant, ale auf Stiis
den, ipel6e in ben lebteu bier Moaaten
unb atpar meifens OH frif9 angefomz
meme Infiebler berfluit norben Inh.
gs 1T bas etn tbatId6li1er 8:lsg bafir,
baB bic groBen 2anbeigentbimsr, melhe
lire ungebeuren. bisber MIR gu 8ieb.
au9ts3tpeden benubten @ompltre in
fleine 8arjeaen, ME le Der Nderbauer
braudt unb baber nil, abt6eilen, Die
pintiste unb fiif He fslbf bortbeilbaf.
tete Yolitif berfolgsn.
= Sn Der Ndbe bon SusltDa, in
&ust @ountp. merben in 6ieiem Winier
mieber mebrere tuneert Mder 2anbes
nit Obitbdumen bepflan5t tper0en. Die
teranifde ObF,Snbu1rie pd6ft nit ie.
benz Sabre unb bic Set 1T ni6t mebr
fern, mo fi9 Der teranii9e Obferport
neben benz califOrnif6en fur Die DIflis
den un6 n6rbli1en Wdrtte cine 8eoeus
tung getpinnen wir6.
= Na9 elmer Mittbeilung beg 81
itritts= @letfs felt fi6 Die 8aumwols
@rnte bon @aIbuel gounip auf einen
Sur9i9aittszgrtra9 Ron einem Baaen
per Mder.
= Wie Scr. Sttinsfeaop in feiner
3uf6rift an bic y@alo. Neps" nit.
tbeilt, 1T in Sapan auBer Dem Srans
gen 8aume, pel6er bic itBe, eBbare
Jru9t trdgt, nod cine anbere. ebenfaQs
Iebr tpertbbole Nbart bes Saumes, bic
%togenannte citrus trifoliata ge3ii1tet
tporben, unb 3tpar 3t benz boppelten
3wede elm %geiunbes, au@ in tdIterem
Rlima observation-disclosures 6ol3 su Iiez
fern, tporauf bic iamenIoie @belsO Orange
gepfrDpft merben fam, unb Inn als
9edens unb 3isrpFanse perpenbet gu
perben. Ha6 Mr. Strin9felows 9a.
firbalteu niirbe hiefe Nrt bon iapaneli.
f6em Oranges. baum eerobe fir unfere
Slbfaaten bas beitseeignete MateriaI
fir 9ed~enanlagen geben; er 1T niGt
bios febr boring, iOnbern wd9t aud
raid uro frdftig unb er miirbe auBers
benz nit feinem tiefgrinen 2aub unb
ieinen f96nen g%olbfarbisen = freili9
aber lauren Grli9ten-au@ i'm 9Ofraum
unb i'm @arten aIs 3ierbaum BON prd9.
tieem Nusieben cine piini6enstpertbe
Qcquifition fem.
seA Man ipart 1000 beim ginfauf
INN mXheIn NnrhXnnar Ghielmnn.
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gnflOiltug einer @eidafts Sbeil>
baberidaft.

Su 4nbetra6t Der Nufl6iung unIsrer
@ei6dftstbeilbaberf9aft Dirb bet Waas
renbOrratb Der Girma g. 9. Iranf,
beftebenb in @6nititpaaren, In5iisen,
S9uben &c. benz publifum gu ben
bentbar niebrigiten Preiien oferirt, ba
ber Iusperfauf big gum L. Sanuar 1890
betperffeligt iein muB.
gs tuirb hermit Dem publifum ans
ge3eigt, baB Bic Observation-Disclosures
f9ait benz Gontratt gemaB am L. Sas
iliar 1890 erIiiGt unb baB bic Barts
nsrIbip on ienem Gage aufgeI0t uirh.
8. 9. Grant,
g.. 9eutf@,
Ben MDfe.
San 4atOnio, Ser., 81. Nobember 'S9.
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a @ebrhber @riber, $50.
246 Commerce StraBs, fino prdttif9e
Sutpeliere unb ubrma9er. sic befors
gen prompt ane Heparaturen uno fhb.s
rem bie|elben in Der geI9idteien Weife
Qis.
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sI &ioIbaffa & melton,
go. 301 uub 303 OF. 9ouHon,e troBe,
baben fortmabrenb auf 2ager: WDitz
tade,s Gleifdiorten unb reines S6mala
fotpie Sburbsrs SPECIALIZATION.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-13

ae- Cine bortrefli6e @elesenbeit
fit ben Qnfauf BON M6belu 8orhdn>
gen &C. bietst fi6 Ionobl fit ben Reis
den ME fiit Zen uuhemittelien III benz
@oncurs. Getfanf ber Girmd &ouff
& 6eWitt. (Soiebao.S traBe, 5uiz
19en Commerce unb 9~ouftonsS trabe.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-13

@ Stir HE feinFe Serfep
tpenoet gu9 on 2ioIs
& MeIton.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-13
9ttt5eioett.
g. $. Sprner, SO gSaa.
st., Nefu 0prf.

Die 5erren 0egner & Jrie6,
m n, Bertreter beg obigen 8anfbau.
les, lino sur plaeiruns feiner prdmiens
Bombs bier anueieno, unb MAIDEN bos
tauferoe pubIifum fpeeiel auf bic
Suhareter Bombs aIs gutes Invest
ment~ aufmerfiam, ba ciefe Bombs rur
big gum l. 6ebruar 1892 Ioufen, nur
. 3iebunsea baben, uno in Golge
6eHen i9ner 81 erbaIten inb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-13

R1~ Sci @ebrtber @riber
Iinoet man cine hiibi9e 2lasipabl bon
4lbnms, bic f6 al @eibua6tsec.
lhenfen eignen; ferner feline SoiIettes
tdt6en, Ge9eafdirme, St6fe unb bic.
lerlei an6eres.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-13

sA Man ipart 1000 beim ginfauf
bon M6beIn, 8orbdnge1, Spielmaa.
rem &C., tpenn man aus Der Goncurss
MaKe ber friibern Girma aOuff &
(Solebab StraBe, 5wiiGen
Commerce. unb Souftonfr.) eintauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-13

s@- gin5ig in ieiner gtrt lit San
Antonio 1T Dos gtabliRement bes Serrn
W q B rp, go. 108 uno ITO NuGtins
StraBe, betannt unter benz Namer
"San Antonio Cooperage Works..
Sier uerbeu ale Grten BON 6dIera
unb ionltige Giferarbeit in ausgesei@=
meter unb D0lifommener Meiie berges
felt. Die Nrbeit, pel6e in bieIer S}as
brit bergelteQt pirb, %erfreut fi9 zines
beneiOensroertben Eufes iiber ben gan.
gen Stat. Inter tii6tiger 2eiiuaa
unb nit ben bitten 9rdIten unb Mas
i6inen ar5eiten6, 1T bas @tabliHement
our ieBigen als6ebnung beraHsetpa9ien
unb muB nod itstig bergr6Bert meroen,
I'm allen @uftrdGen geretbt ipetoea sl
f6nnen.
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pS- Wo3u imnens bobe Yreife Be.
aablen, penn mar in benz Goncurss
gertaufe Ser friibern Girma &ouff
& Seipitt III ber Solebab StraBe,
atpii9ea Commerce unb 9outonfrabe,
Mf6bel, 8orbdnge, spieIpaaren &c. sn
pabren Spottpreiien befommen fann ?
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nhteni

gu ben beDOrfebenben Geiertaeea enl.
pfeble i'd ein rei6baltiges 9ager pon
BantOheI. unb Gifiens Muifer, 3epbpr.
unO Sa1onp Wplle. YOrselans unb
Wa9spuppen in ~eisganteu Soiletten.
Gin completes 2a9er bon 9amens unb
Sinoers 5iiien Der neuefen MDbe. 9lles
5u oen alIerbiligften pfeiieu.
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" Mt aberiGs Bant be3abIt 4
pro3ent 3inien fir 3eits8 epoiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-13

gaaainaD's pbotograpbien
|inb better ME ie. Derr galIapap IdBt
etne Gebuftioa in ben preiIen eintreien.
Ipenn mebrete 8erionem bon berIelben
camille lire 8tlber nebmen IaHen.
Itelisr No. 413 Oft Soufon @traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-13

aa- Dunlap, 2nor= unb Stetlons
9ite bel q aneo0ft & So n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-13

a Ob ial Sips&G iIpers
tborn. Die neue Npctbeterfirma.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-13
6 d neiberIDQif.

Gin S6neioer faqt einem imeiter Runs
ben nit uerbifbli9em Sd9eln: So forz
bere meine fsinen Runben niemals CUR
3abIuns anf; fe f0nnen aablen,
tDann lie Dollen.
IbI maHt Der Nn0ere eRt3idt.
Nber, Fdbrt Der 96nsiner fort, ueun
giner nit Der 3ablung 81 LANCE auf fi6
tparten ldBt. 10 hente ib mir, bas 1T
fein feiner Guabe, uab-i6ide inn bic
&e9nung.
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San Inionio, Ser, 21. Nooember '89.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-29
EnOch

Prescriptions accurately compounded by
Crismon-Scarff Co., the druggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-29
NOTICE ITO MILL.OwNERs AND MII.LER.

We have located our MIR. Joseph w. VII
son in Salt Lake City to represent US in
Utah. He will be found to be thoroughly
practical miller, and competent consult
ing engineer in all matters relating to mill
ing or mill machinery. He will make con-
tracts for complete mill plants, or overhaul
Burr mills, to the roller system. Also
make prices IN all special machinery in our
line, including steam engines, boilers and
steam plant fixtures generally
Mill men are invited to visit and care
fully inspect the mills built by us-under
Mr.. Wilson's supervision-at Provo Span
ish Fork and Fountain Green. Our rolls
may also be seen in operation at the Pioneer
Roller mills, and j. NJ. Letter & Com
pany's mills, Salt Lake City.
Mr. Wilson's postof1ice address is Lock
Box 9j2. When not out of the city on bust
ness, he will be found at the Valley house.
GREAT WESTERN M'F'G. Co.
Mill Builders and Furnishers, Leaven-
worth, Kansas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-29

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks an
epoch in the life Of the individual. Such a
remarkable event is treasured in the mem
DRY and the agency whereby the good health
has been attained is gratefully blessed.
Hence it is that so much is heard in praise
of Electric Bitters. So many feel they owe
their restoration to health to the use of the
Great Alternative and Tonic If you are
troubled with any disease of the kidneys,
Liver or Stomach of long or short stand
ing you win surely find relief by use of Elec
trio Bitters Sold at SOC. and 81 per bot
tie at A. C. Smith & Co. IS drug store. 3
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-29
KISS THE CLOAK OF THE PROPHET

Mahomet. which is kept in STEAMBOAT, saw
at least hundred of them in his process
sion. They were in closed carriages, but 1
could see plainly through the carriage win
1ows, and the wells which covered their
faces were of gau so thin that l could
distinguish the layers of paint on their
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-29
Shilnh,s Catarrh Remedv,

No. 3. Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, mar
velOus cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria,
Canker Mouth and Headache. With each
bottle there is an ingenious Nasal Injector
for the more successful treatment of these
complaints without extra charge Price 30
cents. Sold by A c. Smith & Co.
Evening journal., 1889-11-07
The BasobaiI Brotherhood.

NEW YoRK, Nov 7--The Baseball Play
ers brotherhood was in secret session all the
afternoon and evening, AL. johnson, Of
Cleveland, having been made temporary
president, and John Morrill,, Of Boston, tenn
porary secretary. II is understood that the
only business transacted was the appoint
ment Of a committee 90 draw up form Of
contract The committee is constituted as
follows: r. II. McAlpin, Judge Bacon, John
Ward, Henry NJ Lane Arthur Irwin and
Moses Shire The term Of service is believed
TO be the point at issue in the COMMITTEES the
majority favoring a three years contract.
At 10 p. m. the committee sent word that
the contract form could not be furnished
until later, and the Brotherhood then ad-
journed. John Morrill,, Harry Wright and
Henry Chadwick are among those spoken of
for president Of the new league
Evening journal., 1889-11-07
DIED ON THE STREET.
A Wilmington BIan In Philadelphia
Morgue.

A Wilmington Mas In Philadelphia's
Morgue.
An unknown man was found on Della
ware avenue in Philadelphia Tuesday
night and afterwards died. Upon search
ing the body at the morgue $62i21 was
found in his pockets also some visiting
cards with the name William Keisler
upon them. There was also In his pocket
an envelope addressed in lead pencil to
"Mr Dressler, No. S26 Pine street, Will
mington, Delaware.
Mrs. Steinclyien keeps boarding house
at the above number and by calling ~
the house this morning the following
facts were learned from the hired
woman, Mrs. Stenickien having gone "a
Philadelphia TO identify the man. She
said that the man is a German and that
his name is Deisler, that he is carpen-
ter and was employed at the
Pullman works that about
seven weeks ago he went
to Philadelphia to receive medical atten-
tion for Bronchial trouble which he has
suffered from for some years, and on
Tuesday came down to Wilmington on
the / o'clock boat and returned at
o'clock that same afternoon, telling Mrs
Steinicken to keep his room two weeks
more and If he did not come for 1t in that
time TO rent It to some one else. The
woman said that he suffered very mucl
from his disease and that always about
o'clock in the afternoon he thought he
would die
Evening journal., 1889-11-07
pan-Am.ri.ana !, Iiitahnru

PIrTsBuRG, Nov. THE Pan-American
congress delegates are In the hands Of the
citizens Of Pittsburg at last, and are in for q
three days entertainment. At Youngs-
town, o., the excursion train took on board
a reception committee from Pittsburg,
headed by Andrew Carnegie They dis
tributed elegant souvenir programmes Of the
entertainment to. be given in their city.
When the train arrived here, the visitors
were at once taken to carriages and driven
TO the Monongahela house At o'clock
dinner was .given them in private dining
room. At o'clock public reception was
held in the parlors OF the hotel Dancing
was indulged IN, much TO the qualification
Of the South Americans in the party. The
leading society people Of the city we're pres
ent Today they will see some Of the once
Smoky City's industries
Evening journal., 1889-11-07
s.. mary. "A. h. Corp. reception.

st. Mary's 7. A. b. Pioneer Corps gave
its thirteenth annual ball in the Institute
Hall last evening. The grand march
started at TO- 10 o'clock, and was led by
Joseph e. McCafferty and Miss Maggie
Earner, followed by fifty couples. Music
was furnished by Albert's 0rchestra
At II. 80 o'clock, during brief inteimis-
sion, supper was served at w. G. Farra's.
after which dancing was again resumed
and continued until an early hour this
morning. The committees having charge
OF the successful affair were Grand con.
ductor, Joseph f. McCafferty; fooI
manager, Harry McSweeney; assistants,
Martin Carney, Joseph File and Dsniel
O'Conner; reception committee, John f
Callahan, chairman, Thomas Walsh
Thomas Finn, James McCloskey Snc
James Finn; chairman of committee OF
arrangements, William ]. Joyce
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CUT A BLOOD VESSEL.
Anthony Reybold, Jr., Seriously Injure
While Working at Lathe.

Anthony Reybold, Jr., Seriously Injured
While Working at n Lathe.
Anthony Reybold, Jr., son of, Captain
Anthony Reybold, Of this city, is at his
fathers home in this city. seriously i'll.
Young Reybold was employed in the
Washington Navy Yard, and while work
ing on sixty inch lathe was struck in
the right breast by heavy iron bar.
Examination showed that he had re.
ceived severe wound. A small blood
vessel had been severed and caused exter.
nal hemorrhage, and his condition
became so serious that his family was
summoned to his bedside.
The injured man was brought tC
this city yesterday afternoon and is now
at his fathers house, southeast corner o
Sixth and jefferson streets Drs. Harry
Sutton and Charles f. Hagner Of Wash
ngton and Drs. William S Bullock anS
l.. Il. Dravo of this city held q consulta
tion. The patients condition is still seri
GUS
Evening journal., 1889-11-07
FOURTH WARD COUNCILMAN.
James II. Magee Selected by Caucus o
Democratic Members.

James #. magee Selected by a Caucus of
Democratic Members.
The caucus Of the Democrat members
Of City Council selected James f. Magee
to represent the Fourth ward, last even
ing Mr.. Magee will succeed the late
James f McGonigal
Many elements of Importance entered
into the fight, which has been a hard one
Mr. Magee's term will not expire till 1891
and he will be member Of the council
that will elect successors TO City Auditor
John NJ Newell and Clerk Of Council
A. f. Messick. Both are candi-
dates for reelection and desired coun-
Gilman elected who was favorable to
them. Such one they found in Magee.
Friends OF s. s. Adams, Jr., who desired
to be the next city auditor, backed George
Abele, and others wanted John b..
Money. @. t. Toppin and T. Elwood
| Singley were also mentioned as candi-
dates.
Councilman Charles A. Ryan was the
| leader OF the Magee clique, and Council
man Isaac Dillin Of the Fourth ward had
charge Of the Abele forces. Mr.. Dillin
| is very fertile In schemes, and desired tc
make one work that would bring him tc
succeed his colleage McGonigal and con
tinue member OF Council until 1901
Mr.. Dillin's own term expires next year
| His scheme did not work perfectly, bui
in an endeavor to show that the resi-
dents of the lower part of the Fourth
ward wanted a man from their midst
he brought out John Dougherty, better
known as Shan Dougherty.
An attempt was made by the DilliI
men to have the caucus postponed but i
| was failure The work was done pre-
vious to the caucus and IL was brief
| Three ballots were taken, as follows:
1 a.