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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25
State Elections in November.

California will elect state officers,
Legislative and six congressman No
vember 4th.
Colorado will elect state officers,
Legislature and n congressman,
Connecticut will elect state officers.
Legislature and four congressman.
Delaware will elect governor, legis-
lature and one congressman.
Florida will elect supreme court
justice, controller, Legislature and two
congressman.
Illinois win elect state treasurer,
superintendent of public instruction,
legislature and twenty congressman.
Indiana will elect minor state Off
GERS, Legislature and thirteen congress
men.
Iowa will elect minor state officers
and eleven congressman.
Kansas will elect state officers, leg
islature, seven congressman and vote
upon two proposed amendments to
the state constitution.
Massachusetts, will elect state Off
GERS, Legislature and twelve congress
men.
Michigan will elect state officers,
Legislature and eleven congressman.
Minnesota will elect state officers,
Legislature and five congressman.
Missouri will elect minor state Off
GERS, Legislature and fourteen congress
men.
Montana will elect Legislature and
one congressman.
Nebraska will elect state officers,
Legislature and three congressman,
and vote upon four proposed amend.
ments to the state constitution.
Nevada will elect state officers, leg.
islature and one congressman.
New Hampshire will elect governor,
Legislature and two congressman.
New York will elect Judge Of the
: court of appeals, two judges Of the
supreme court, assembly and thirty
four congressman.
! North Carolina will elect chief and
associate judge of the supreme court
Legislature and nine congressman.
North Dakota will elect state off
: GERS, Legislature and one congressman
New Jersey will elect Legislature
and seven congressman.
Ohio will elect minor state officers
= and twenty-one congressman
e Pennsylvania will elect state officers
: Legislature and twenty-eight congress
men.
e South Carolina will elect state off
GERS, Legislature and seven congress
men.
South Dakota will elect state officers
e Legislature and two congressman,
Tennessee will elect governor, leg
lslature and ten congressman.
Y Texas will elect state officers, legii
lature and eleven congressman, an
vote on two proposed amendments t
the constitution of the state.
VI Washington will elect legislator
l. and n congressman.
& West Virginia will elect judge q
j. the court of appeals, Legislature an
rs four congressman.
" Wisconsin will elect state officer
1t Legislature and nine congressman.
D.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25
Millinery.

A large stock OF millinery Just re,
ceiyed, consisting OF q full line OF
ladies and misses hats in silk, beaver
and felt, plumes, tips and feathers,
birds wings, etc. Hoods for infants
and children. 1t will pay YOU TO cal
and examine my stock before buying
as | will not be undersold.
Mas. HoLBRooE.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25
Peculiarly Sad and Sudden.

John A. Trimble, a man well known
in Salt Lake City, was a short time
ago a partner of G. B. burst, son-in.
law oe Judge J. 7. Morgan, of Black
foot. His health failing he withdrew
from the firm and bought a sheep
ranch not far away from the city.
Hearing of the sad death of Mrs
burst, he went with his wife to the
city Tuesday to attend her funeral
After the services they took dinner
at a restaurant on Main street next
door to his old business place. AnC
after dinner as he was arranging to
return home he was stricken with
hemorrhage and falling on the side
walk expired in a few minutes.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25

FREE-TRADE on billiards and babies
and a high protective tariff on blank
cts will make a poor mans heart sink
down to zero in the thermometer of
cheerful feelings.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25
MICHIGAN paper of the Repnb

A MICHIGAN paper of the Republi-
can persuasion boasts that its party's
gubernstorial candidate "was born
without a cent" That is the way the
great majority of babies, outside of
Michigan, are born, though it may be
the exception in that state. As far
West as this, babies are also born
barefoot and without even a shirt to
their backs. The Republican candi-
date for governor of Michigan could
not possibly have come into the world
poorer.-Star of Idaho.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25

Ut I "H'TI NOV fiFsfs.f HFftsv . 700
PAST" replied the young man cheer.
billy. ~ am out Of a job and out OF
honey, and under the circumstances
Fould work for Lucifcr himself. NAV
inquire your name?"
My name is Martha Cummins.
Ind yours"
SIS Robert Sharp"
At that moment old Jerry turned
hto Cummins door-yard and sedute-
y walked up to the kitchen door.
Martha with tho assistance Of Rob
trt Sharp, unloaded her purchases,
indtnkin9 Ierry bv the bride start.
Notice for Publication.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25
The policy Of the Repnblican pa,

THE policy of the Republican party
of standing by and rewarding its
friends is the true secret of its suc-
cess. Democratic leaders may learn
a lesson hereafter but they are strang-
ers to this secret to-day. They neither
work to make friends nor to hold them
after they are made.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25

IDAHO Legislature will stand forty
five Republicans and nine Democrats,
which may be taken as a guarantee
that the Democrats will not have
much to say in making new laws for
the new State.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25
Exemption From Taxation.

The question of exemption Of prop
erty from taxation was left by the
constitution to the Legislature to set
tie. Growing crops, and farm pro-
ducts while in the possession of the
producer, should be exempt. So also
should burying grounds, public librar-
les and public property of all kinds.
Only the Improvements on, and the
net bullion proceeds of mines should
be taxed. There is no justice in ex-
empting church or society property
from taxation. The exemption of this
class of property simply increases the
rate borne by private property. These
organizations are more able to pay
taxes than the vast majority of indi-
yiduals. We believe in equal and ex-
act justice to all, and special priyi-
leges to none. Let our law makers
keep this DOCTRINE in view and they
will not stray far from the straight
and narrow path of honest govern.
ment. All church and society prop.
erty should be taxed, allowing an ex.
emption of say $500 or 81 900 on the
church or lodge building alone.
This would prevent these organize
tons from acquiring vast tracts OF
real estate as they have done else.
where where the laws favor them.
The exemption on household furni
ture should be increased, and thus
poor people and poor churches would
be given a chance 20 live, and no in
justice will be done to the rich organ.
J izati 1ns.-Frec Press.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25
SENAroR elect Jewell Of Washin

SENATOR elect Jewell of Washing
ton county, says the way he worked
himself into the affections of his peo-
pie and got elected was by buying
hogs. We haye known others to in
vest in human hogs and on day OF
election these hogs would turn and
bite thea.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25
Young.

THE State canvassing board will
meet at Boise, Friday October 31st
immediately following the count the
governor will issue his proclamation
calling together the Legislature.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25

POLITICAL predictions are about as
profitable as building Babylons of
straw and then blowing them down
with the next breath, particularly
when the campaign is made on the
strength of purses rather than on party
principles and policies.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25
4. [. Hlu. gas
PnenmsnIa and Bronehiiis eaA
Third Of the HHmaa i

Third Of the Hamaa !
Il Is generally known !
monia and Bronchitis carr.
third Of the human races b
the facts, and what ~ moo
ing, both OF the above disc
from negleclIng u commol
Cold. A Cough should nc
leCtcd II Il ia, every tim.
cold you cough harder, auI
by you longer. BaIlard's
Syrup Is the best rrmedy !
for Pneumonia. Brunchiil
Throat and Lung troubles
have any Throat truubles |
lard's HorehouGd Syrup 4
other. Bchlc & Son Agel
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25
sure Cure for r

Itching Piles are know'
turc like Precipitation, CAD
itching when warm. Th|
well rs Blind, Bleeding :
ing, yield at once to y
Pile Remedy, which acts
the parts affects q perm
Doc. Druggists or mail !
DIR. Bosanko, Piqua, o. !
& Son.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25
Taken Up

Taken up September
one bay marc branded (
shoulder weight about 2
will please call and pay Z
take her away or she vii
the law directs. q.
BIackfoot, October I'd,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25

OGDEN DAILY DEMOCRAT has ceased
to breathe. Died from the usual cause;
lack of funds. Another proof of the
adage of the ancients The good die
young.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25
THE IDAHO NEWS
nLAcKFoor, IDAHO, OCTOBER is, 1880

EVERY Democratic newspaper mar
in Idaho will be able (?) to spend next
summer at Saratoga and Long Branch
on his profits of last campaign.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25
White Ho'
Salt Lake q

Location unsurpassed. bsin|
mity 10 leading wholesaIs
houses and plsccs Of
Pullman Car and Union III
IN the hotel
Ill. HAII. Raa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-31

is, bab' id nif6t jeien ein3upenben,
nprauf id bentt jlei9 eer @remplar
BON bet Bib fit mid be16tellte, iftbem
i'd mir Ut bieie @eife ebenfals eeit Saz
mtltenbilb berf6afen ppllte.
gorf. neber Die @ntfebungss@es
19i9te bes Samilienbilbes lin6 mir
ober ieBt CUR @eniige prientirt. &otne
men Sic jeBt ertbli6 auf BEN guttft Der
Ntflage 3t fpre6en.
Nngefl. Mio iut. Set 8il6 fam
ri6tig au S9tanbe. Nber Ser Sebanfe,
bet meine Grau uf cen jana frembet
gtlb olS Samilienm1tter fuftgirte, Ser
Sebanfe lieB mir feete &ube. Su
parif een 9uiel, fagt id mir, baB Be
6el1te Ollie rf biefe Wei1e berpumpt
bait. ytl fam nod Solierbes bin3u .
@eres Cages beiab Id mir su ntein'
Sreinb, mo i'd jebp6 bios feline Srau
anorauf. Sd feb' Bet Bill ii5er'n
Sofa bd1tgen uttb f6tellte 10 meine 8es
bra9tungen brieber ait. Gen f6eenet
Bib! Jag id gu 8rau &C., bic feene
Nbnung bate, pie Jet 5u S6tanbe ies
fommen mar. Sa, iagt fe, BET is ct;
na6 benfen Sic fi6, ct Is bod iroBs
artig, pie ie bette in be &urft fortiez
f6ritten finb, id mar jar mid mol nit
bel, .ipie lie mir bier uf bet 8ilb brufjez
malen baben. Set iiebt man oo6,
meent id. Mofo2 fragt Re, bin i'd
oenn mid iut iebrofen2 9ebm Sc
man bic Statur, bic Salie unb Die
6dnbel Sebn Sc, Bet ma6te mir
bolen6s fu6tig, Bet fe ii6 nit frembe
&Drpertbeile i6miiden pollte. 8ilben
81 fid bp6 mid in, iagt i'd, bat Bet
SDre Statur unb Sbre Salie is. Sbre
Salie bdtte ia uf bet Bib jar mid
Blab, utb ipert Der Soteiraf bdtte
Sbre Salie brefen polett, baum bdtte
er li6 miifen u @lefatten ans'n go
logii6en Sarten boil n. l1nb bat Set
man pifen, Die Srau bier big uf ben
0dmli6en @opp, bet is meiHe Grau.
neberbanpt fann Id bet mid 5uieben,
bet meite Oae bier ma1g eerer attDern
Wfann unb matg Be fremben S6bren
iiber bbut.
Ser weitere gerlduf Der gerbanO=
lung ergab, baB Der Nl1gefla9te 1T ieie
rem 4erger bos Samilienbil6 gu 8oz
6en %geworfen ultb borfdbli6 nit ieimen
6iiBen bearbeitet bate. ST purbe gu
elmer @elbfrafe bon fiinf5ebn Mart
berurtbeift.
uMeeine Grau berpunlpe id ME mid
mebr, pD9 mein' befen Sreinb mid T.
Mit biefer 8eri6erung perlieB Der
Mngeflagte Die @eri6tsfdtte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-31

tbung ipurbe f6IieBIi@ bef6toRen, bic
Na9t iber on 8orb 3u bleibeu un6 am
ndGHeu Sage Elm Canoe mad pearl
2a9pOn gu ienben In peI9em 5psGs
mann, Nntoui unb i'd lad bort gs.
bra@t Dsrben iouteu uno meI@es 6anu
nit 5egeln Dieoer aurtid fommen Iols
tie, bamit Der 9ampfsr, 1obalo ct ben
GluB binunter getriebsn tpdre, fiber bic
Sagune iegeln f6nute. Die NQmt tber
i6liefen mir bann an 8oro unb fanosa
am nd9ien Morgen f9lieBli6 aus, BOB
nit tpdbrenb ber Na@t ntr cirea 2-25
Wteilen getriebea paren. 9ann g'ug
es I'm 6 uhr Worgers ing Canoe un5
MIR paobelten lufig barauf los, IN,
Pearl 2agron 10 i9aea pie rur irgenb
nn0gli4 gu errei9en, benn fold cine
LANCE Gabrt In einem Canoe, in nell
dem man fi6 ni@t riibren tam, ge.
bort geraoe nidt 81 ben Nnnebmli@
feisen.
yea9oem mir obae unterbre9ung SO
Stunben bur6gefobren tpareu, fonnten
tpir uniere Glieoer f9IieBli1 in pearl
2agoon einmal tpieber Hredeu. MnI
Der Jobtt felbf amiFrten mir uns
bauptfd6li3 bamit, Crocodile su i6ie'
Ben, bon beaea Der san3e CLUB f6rmIi6
tDimmelte unS bon tpel9en i'd ems
i@cB, nel6es Is SUB 8 3oa lang tuar.
NuBerbem i9ofen MIR 8 Waris, tDel@e
mir nit mad Yearl 2aaoDa nakmen
I'm wenigfens Elm gutes @onntags.
mahl gu baben.
Sn pearI 2agoon iub mir 6onn Biz
gum 9onnerstag bel Capt. peterien
g~eblieben, unb batten bier nod bas
grpEe Slid, an Montog cine Sisers
iasb mitma6en at t6nner, auf Del6er
Spelmaan ober i'd einen fe9r sroBen
uno i96nen Siger fGpKen.
Nm 9tenstng bra1en mir bana frnb
tpieber auF, I'm mad Bluefielos au foms
men, ga mir fein paRsuSss S9iH,
tpel6es in's Meer biaaus seben fonrte,
betomnten fonnten, 10 parert mir &c.
5uungen, fiber bic 2agunen i'm Came
bortDin gu fabren. 3nera mnBten mir
IA Meilea auf fleinen etb6rmli9en
8dulen, geSen Del6e Oer Seras Yonp
Der refine Nyaber III, reiter unb bann
ging es mieber tn Elm biesmal fat at
tleines Came, nit nel6em mir Nbenb's
ME serdbert In luefislbs antamen, uab
i'd mid erf am nd9ften Morgen pies
ber ME elm Meni@ fii0lte.
Die &eiie felbf mer6e i9 tDobI ME In
meinem 2eben berseHen, bod tam man
na!iirli@ nidt anes 10 int 8rieFe tpies
Der geben, tpie man IS empfunben Eat.
8eifern Na9mittag 1T nun mein Ges
pdd bier a%agefOmmen unb na5ri9eins
lid gebe i'd beute morgen 3pil9eu 6
uno Z ubr, b. +. tDenrl mir Min6 ba.
ben, tDieber rad Priuscapulca unb bon
bort ing Snnere.
NfbertMob.
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9ie Oerpnmpte Satin.
8srIiner @eri6tsfecne.

sd babe meme @breure6te nod
idmmtli9 beiiammett, ur6 id, fopis
meine 6amilie baben nod nie ltif9t be.
ianger, aliBer Dat meim 6unD NAL Dbtte
MauIforb uf Sc G9traBe ieloofen Is,
tDo id natierli9 babor uffommei1 muBte,
un6 I'LL muB mir fo'n infami6teb Bill
bet Senid bre6en. 6err Ssri6tsbpf,
id bin idn3li6 auBer MR."
8pri.. 2afen Sic bas lieber blei.
ben; 10 i1limm mir6 bic Sadie midi
perOen. @r5dbien Sic utls in aaer
&ube ben Sa6berbalt, iparbte fi9 err
mutbigen6 Der gorlibenbe gu benz Der
Sa9bef6dbigung bei6ulbigten Srie=
bri9 8.
S6limm miro ct MID tper6en, aber
beltrafen perben sic mir am @nbe bod,
utb bet Nlens bios meien meine @fe>
lei. Warum perpumpte i'd meire SSrall !
8 i'd ----I 9iele leBten Morte err
gdn3te Der Angeflagte bur6 cine 9am6s
beDeguag gegen ieinen &opf, pel6e
atbeuten iDlte, baB er fi9 feline rgiez
lei" nimmermebr per5eibet f6ttne.
SOrf.: @as bate es nit Dem in
&ebe ftebenben Samilierbilb 6e5 3euz
gen M., bas Sic sertriimmert baben
foqen, fir cine 8epanbtniB2
Mngefl.. Sat Is eben bet Bib, no
id meine Srau baSu berpumpt bate.
Gori.. @rfldren Sic fi6 beutli9er.
Nllgefl. @at Der 3eiie Is, Der ieBt
rlein iittimiter Seinb is, bet mar frieber
meiit iel@worenlter 9uafreinb. @iaes
Ibenbs iaBen mir Sufammen lit cen
2Ofal. 9u, fagt er gu mir, nd9fters
bat meine DIE ibren Sebortsbag. Sea,
bet is ia febre i6eene bon ibr, fagt id.
Sid nabr, fuhr er fort, MI rattle aber
NAL, mat i'd ibr 81 ibrem Sebortsbage
i9enten tpiQ2
8orf.. Cur Sadie, our Sa6el
Nngefl. Sd rietb bet natierIi9 mid,
unh i6lieBli9 ieitanb er mir, bet er ibr
cen Samilienbilb i9enfen wollte. II
f6eenes Sei6enf, fagt id. SewiB, iagt
er, aber pie frieg i'd III blooB meme
Ole uf BET Bib bruf, Die bod BON Der
i~dn3en SeI6i9te nif9t merten iol?
WeeBte mat, fubr er fort, gu fannlt
mir ben Sefallen bDult unb mir nal
uf'n Stinbsfen Define Sralt pumpen /;
ct iei@iebt ibr nif9t. Sic fol- BLOB
nit gum 6%oteirafen, id iperb ibr beimz
lid bic Sonntagsfluft BON meite Ole
beiOrieul Sd fage Dir, bet iiebt II
prd9tiges 6amilienbilb. 4ber nat
ioll benz meine DIE uf bet Bilb2 fragte
id. st is mir ia BLOB INN ibreu llnters
f6rper gu blum. Sd bab' 81 9aule
mod ne 6Oteirafie pprt meiuer Saen ;
baboa i6neiOe id ibr ben &opp ab uilb
tlebe i'm auf ben &opp BON 9einer
6rau.-Sut, iebr int, fagt i'd, ipetit ct
Dir BLOB Inn ben llntert0rper 8l blum
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mnth fir WHtterl

gnr tiber 509abtea Fdo1 tpurbe Mrs.
Wiasio.o's 9ootDIng 6nrup BON Wfils
lionen hnn Ma.terr beim 3abnen Der
Giaber aagertnoet. Wist Gu il
Sdlafe bur9 deg G9reisn zines Gin5es
aeit6tt, has ia 3eRnen if uno Dor
Ghueisen rsirtS msnn 10, iafe lcfrrt
efne 5iafds bcn @-s. MiasloD's EDos
itins GnrutS to.sa. Getu Wsri5 III uns
be5abtbar. g. ssish Benz fieinea 2siben.
ben fofort ginesfgns berfaeHen. Ser.
laBt ga9 baranf, Mttter, Is III tein
3wsifsl sarfbsr. SO bsiii Dnientern
uRb 9iar,bne, te9utirt ben Magen uab
fie Nieteti. heieitiei Winh QDIit, erz
tosiGt ben Ganmea, berhinbert gnt3iirs
ounG utb fidgtt bas gauge @pttem.
pMrs, W;ns!oms 56aibing @prup1
fir Jabnsnbe Sinner 1T oneenebm In
GelGntdG unb bag Ste5ept itammt bon
eiEeul her 5efen neibliasu Ner3te In
ben Ser. 5aaatsn. &c lit bel allen
Sruegifiea in ber 9an3sn Wslt ~ boz
ben. Yreis Is GIG. per 6lai@e.
3auft ri9.s Gnheres aIs Ntrs. Winss
Ions GOotbiua 5srup.
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Gedbs Sabre aepIaat.

Sailor %. STUB, Meab @ina, Minn., fast
Elm autes Mort fir @aior Gonis'B Merbsn.
Starter, neil er erlIdrt, ba6 ct bic @ebiain
felt finf Sabrea bieIeu 2eibenben empfoblen
bat, unb 3ipar 5at f@ bic CUTE @irfune baupt-
fd9Ii6 Ia eiiiem Sale bepdbrt bel elmer Srau,
ntI@e feds Sabre lang bon ber gpilepfe se-
tIaot mar.
@aImer, & a n, IA. Mfai 's9.
G~rduIein Granger, II Sabre oft,
bate bdhfse unb f9tpere anfdue, bic BeDubt-
Iclfggeit fiinbigte ih bnrd einea Iduten Sdrei
an. Sic bate mebrers Sabre lang ie6e @rde
eInfdlIe. grRe B~trtuns:8 erbdtun
Der anfdIIe bon Der Griffin Sc
a, bann alImdiigeS Ra9Ianen Der &ranfbeit.
9err Gu ebiu8 8 Ell bon ct.
Sofepb, Rant, bate ale 5pei Mpnate epileptis
foe AnfdDe. Nad eineni tuz5en Gebrdud bon
R6nig'8 Nerben<S tdrter bat ct feiuen Mnfau
mebr sebabt. S. Gbrifopbprb
~ DoS gn@ fHr gserpenIeibenbe tuirb Seber, tsr
g psrsangt Irst a%naatianot, uno agrrien aud bic ws
b!se mel6i5la tDnibe felt aeba Sabren non qaior
lstaeE 4uDsiInus bon Der
K6nig n1e0icine Co.,
so @eisDaab8lon Ctr. gbteaep, Su.
9ssis s1.e g sss gIai9e. fs9s far.....ssooo.
@rsis 81 90 ssr 6Iai9e, Q 6Iafden $500.
Bum gerlauf in San slntonio bel alboIpb
Dreies 30. II, 10 uub 81 NIomo-S trabe.
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@teiu : Bride.
Mapors Office,
9ta6t San Nntonio, SerQs.
< Nc,ct,hcr 1901

D. Se3et10er, 1870.
Sn llebereinifimmung nit BEN Rapi.
tel XLVI Der rebibirten Orbinaaset
perben berfegelte Nneebots in bisfer
Office biz gum
gamftas; ben 3. Sanmar 1891
IL ubr Miitass eatsesensenommen
uerbenI, fur bic Ya1t Der 6tainbYiiGe
Der barteu Steine SO. 20, %, "a, 25,
rs uno 81 fur bas Sabr 1891. Bieter
nerben etfuht, bel Ser @ingabe ibrer
Mngsbuts heim Stabt ; CLEFT {unfaig
Dollars su beponiren, aIs cine @aratls
tie, baB fe ben ber9ef9lagenen Wietbs.
Gontrdt, eingeben uub bic bafir nos
tbise ghrgi9aft fiellen; gef9iebt leg.
teres nidt, 10 III bic beponirte Gumnie
on bic 5taDt ~petfahen.
Die Sta6t bgbdIt fi1 bas &e9t por,
irgenb ems Ooer ole NHgebote 3urid.
5uweiFeH.
@ngfbOte mufen an ben Mapor ges
t'1tet un6 Proposals for Lease of
Rock Quarry iibsrf6riebsn isir.
SrDan 6aIIagban
Mttelfirt Mapor.
6. g. @laubon, 5tabisG lcrf.
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4err 6. $ saiilier, $40. 217 Oh.
9oufou StraBe bdlt- tets bas pplIs
tommenfie Eager In 3eiGenmoterias
lien, Sopeten, Gdrbeu, 8los, gpiegels
glas, GiIoerrobaen, 8irniHen unb allen
3e;9nens unb Nlaler,u tenfilien. 2iinH.
lerif6 alisgefibrte Bilber uAO 5tdtuet.
ten &c. fnb In eias. fsberstDeribem Sal
lerie 5ur NnHGt unb gum 8erfauf auss
geifelt. Sn 9apeten nao 3immerhetos
raiionea III 6as @eidmoduonge uaD
2erehe bori 3u Fabeu.
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&iitet Sud opr galbem geact 9afarrb
Die Gue(ffffher erfhnIfen.

oa Auedfilber fiber ben Sinn hes @eruds ser,
itoren nnb baS gaute Sbfem b0lig a~erriiften
ipitb, ipenn eS burd bic fdIeimieen SberFaden
elnbrinst. SoI4e Irttel follten ME aubsr auf
8srorSnnng gut berufeuer ger5ts sebrau9t
%ipeyoen, oa Der Sdaben, ben lie onridten,
tebnmtal ~ aroB lit alS bas @ute, has Sbr ba.
bon erstelen f0nntet. SaII's Ratarrb
Sur, ~fabri5irt BON s. s. gbeneb & 60, So.
lsbo. O., entbalt fein 0uedIiIber unS piro in.
nerli9 genortmsn unb tpirft brett auf bas
8lut uno bic fdIeimisen SbsrFa@en beS Gh.
TENS. Benn Sbr Saa's Ratarrb Sur fault,
fetb ii@er, baB Sbr Die 6dte befommt. Sic pirb
innerli@ senommen uno in SoIebo, D., bon
SIS. @beneb & Co., eema9t.
Er Serfauft bon apotbefern, Yreis rs @tS,
bic Glal9e.
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gs;sissasasa9eiae

@eiagiebbaber ltaoen Elm 8robes Gus
ger pon feinea California 9 Weinen bel
0erra 8. 3. Weper. am Alamo
@lasa. 0err Wlepsr iu6t bic Meine
an Ort uno STEELE Gus ul.b fault 6ireEt
aus eeul &eGer Ter Meinsh@ter. IIg
guiem 3snnsr gelinet es ibm ifets, Die
beIsn Soften ausSuDdblen. Or fam
feline aunbsn uno 3am;Iien hit einen,
euien 6rupfsn uerieben. 9otbs unb
SGeiBuetne in .uOr3h0l,9sr GuaIitGt
prn iebt ab $1.00 per @afione = frei
Ins 6eus gel!efert.
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gscanae nada @srran.

0ic Meentaten bes 9srrn W. s.
Dcung, Ro. | Commerce : 5iraBe,
Gan NHt0nio, ua6 No. COS Mlain.
5ttaBe, 0aIIas, bertreien flnr BIZ
ancrtduut hefen europdiF9en Danlpfer.
G!nieu. 3err Doung 1T i'm 9tanbe BIZ
biIItgfeu 8aten gu geben. er:
tbeilt bereitpiaig iebe setpiinf9te Nus,
funit uuo beforgt febr prompt ale i'm
ibergebenen Guftr1ge. Wer nod gu,
ropa 3a reilen tuilnf9t, Dber Beriuanott
berabsrfomrnen lafen min, tpsnbe RG
an irseao cine Der g~enannten Meenturen,
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ssfi, fit Mildlsnte.
MapprsO Office, |
an WnfnuiD. 1S. Ser. 1890. {

guW N9IfuNIuJ 10. USSI IOOU+
MIen Mil6bdn6Iern tuiro bierSut@
aNge3eiet, bob lire 2t3ens fur oa5 Sabr
1890 am 81. DECEMBER e,IiTdt. Die
2i3enfen fur bas Sabr 1891 tperhen BEN
Mil6inlpeftor In ieiner Office am pre.
foiosg quare ausgefeli.
Brian Gallagher,
Ntteitirt: Mapor,
6. g. gIaubGn, Giabt.@Ierf.
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a Wr bahen einen grpBen 9beif
unferes WaarenIasers bs,f1nft, hobeH
aber nod fineii groBen Wotratb an
6anb unb 0feiiren isbt Gomen. unb
Mdb6eH : Mdntel uno Sadeis 81 ne5
aiebrigetn preifeu nie borbsr.
g.. Seutfd e So.
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pag- 2atte Rpblen IS Der onne;
MeNnif.r 5lad unb QDtte se,hiift 81.
-Snbian 3srritotp Qoblsn htlle Quas
Iitdt $3.50. penn: aatbresit SOblen
$13. GbeEio has seize troGsne Dfen=
unb Curb @:cnabOla III nie0tig5ieu
Brlifeu Bal 6arr q acbeiIon.
IA 8ut!eFou=S iguBe. 3elep5oa 1898.
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S~effentlidbe Mnseise.
MaDDrs Office,

San antonio, S. Ss3.. 80.
9itrour9 wirb befannL gemodt, 6oE
i'd am 20. Sage bss DECEMBER 1890 I'm
IL ubr 8ormiitaGs In Ger 5atp'martt.
baGe bamit Beginner loerte BE Riei9
Edn6e i'm bsfagtsn Warti Fir bas Sa9r
1891 an ben b0dfisn GHo telisn Dieter
3u ~Derfaufea.
Reire Mnge5ots wetbsa t~nigsaeaaes
nDmmen, bic inter ben bon BEN Staoi.
roth fetgefeGten Minimum . Yreilen
fnb. u. 8ruui,
Warftmeifier.
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R Ser glumber g. 6. Ntfin,

~ PtuuiUSt 49, %sSttksNf
go. 20 aDenus . nabe Bon Office,
bal. usn ben selisi9erien Aniprh9eu.
bic on feiu @sfddft gsfelIt tperben,
nadtonmen ~ fDnnen, fft nit einem
tidliGen 6aGulenne, Serrif S0Dmos,
aNOciiii unb ipir6 ME eep6bnIi9 aur
3uTriebenbeit hes pnbIifums Que Muf-
fridge raid erltSiseu. SeIepbon 427.