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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25

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Large Reduction
500 pieces 22-inch and 27-Inch Ch..t-.r's.. rrsss
Skirting, at 27I, 32!, 81, 70, At, 80, 55. - e.
so, S7l and 90 cents.
The above figures show reduction n --.- 20 =
cents on each yard.
The Choicest lot Of lj-lGh Em5T0iis75 7- r
designs ever shown in this Cty at ass-
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reduced from 25G 10 7jc. O. ga.
Blk. Chantiliy FIouncirgs and Fizr1-.=
signs, sent by our New Yor., blrlr --.'-
account Of their being CR-AT BARGAINS
them at SOC, Sl.sO, S2.25 and S2-@T.
cannot be bought elsewhere 'o- % n.-
per yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25
tj.as gssssa. AaITaT.
Time Card in Effect HAY %, 1890,
Passenger Trains Leave and Arrive
al salt Lake City, and Park
City, Daily, as Follows:
SALT LAKE CITY.

Tram leaves sia South & Main =, .7pan
i-50p.m
-1'''' irCo am
5-'oP.m
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-25
Christmas Poems S.

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trace.
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And tog1ed and pulled at her mo.l-
CPS dress
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A. >11 'l>I'ed, ->o"' ""'"i-l'7' ~o'|S
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p,+ .,1a. -ha mo4bar .hoo,- nar
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-25

Till the house seemed IN danger
OF tumbll1g DER.
Next be threw of his cap
And his big furry coat,
That he wore when he travelled
To regions remote.
And perching the ladies up,
One on each knee,
lie told them Of all
He had happened to see.
"The strange8t Of all"
/ Said he, after while,
And as good as twas straoge,
| Though it may make you smile,
The children are coming
To rival me now
And are giving, themselves;
Though | don't know jast how.
II came TO q house
Fall Of children and noise,
There were rosy-checbcd girls
Aud curly-haired boys;
And | gave them all something
From out of my pack,
That | then had brim full
On the top of ny back.
HRnt you1d hardly belieye
What | saw with these eyes,
They had piled on the platform
Cakes. apples and pies;
With mufflers and handkerchiefs
Stockings and shoes
Aud they weren't put there
For the children to use.
"BQt the boys and girls all,
With q hearty goodwill,
Gave these nice things away
To The folks that are i'll,
To the poor and the homeless,
VITA 70 roof overhead,
Very glad if they have
Just norsel Of bread.
And l noticed quite we'll,
As l paused to lock round,
The boys were the ioIliest
Ever | found;
And the girls were all smiles,
And knew right away
They had iouad out what keeps M
So happy and gay"
Then Santa Claus kissed
His sweet hairnjes goo Knight.
Tucked them snug in their beds
And blew out the Ilgbf;
; Bot before they "oD.d sleep
They made Santa Claus say
That he'd take them along
On the next Christmas day.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-25
The Night After Christmas,

youths CompanioD,l
Twas the night after Christmas,
Aud al over the house
Things were turned topsY-turvy,
To suit even q moose.
Santa Claus had been goue
4 whole night ana day,
And things never 60 right
When the landlords away.
Mrs. Santa was mending
Mr., Santa Claus hose,
For the climbing OF roofs
Is very hard upon clothes.
The two little Santas
Were down oa the floor
With one eve on their blocks
And one eye on the door.
Just then as they watched,
Very closely tac latch,
they heard q great noise
Overhead on the thatch,
A tramping and stamping
And rattle and clatter--
And the two little Santas
Knew Just what was the matter.
Papa Santa was come,
And he sometimes forgot
And sought his own house
BY the great chimney pot.
If he ever can tell,
TIL be lands down below,
What quarters he's in,
I'm sure | don't know.
First came s. great shower
Of popcorn anA stuff,
Such things as are left
When we've all had enough,
Then 8 broken-necked doll,
4 tin soldier or two,
Till the Santas set up
A great hullaballoo.
At last came st. Nick,
with a grunt and a aneeze,
For g chimney you know
Is a pretty tight squeeze.
And he shouted, "Ucll0!
Why I'm glad I'm in port,
For Of candy and toys
| was running quite Short
Then he kissed his good wife
I With q very loud smack.
| And tossed the young Kris kringl
Up on his back,
And prancod them and galloped ther
Over the floor,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-25

s.. yo2ng people, remember,
When Christmas comes round.
That getting and giving
Together be found;
And The reIndeers may bring 80,
When mex they are due,
Santa Claus, Mrs. Santa
A11 the Young ~aat4s too.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-25

Then he kissed his good wife
With very loud smack.
And tossed the young Kris kringles
Up on his back,
And pranced them and galloped them
Over the floor,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-25
A Christmas Song,


l 10 = III - AI"9 'e''1' HI many "
o"1'1'
And sweet in cot and palace chime
The chIIdren's voices singing.
10 Cni's' " { i"''o 0'' I'll "''N' "i'"
P' "'~0
OF al l"e ''> I ''' '0'1 u.s.
make.
Ana swell the Christmas chorus.
we "'''9 '1'9 ''' - "D0 0'''i'' ~
90 '"'
Anu HI MS u "'''T w.
Neo0'' Z" '"0 '''l - >77' y III q . IL q
Inc : n'l9l-cll''" pune anu n0'S'
Sends
11o o,.ar v,,o+ohoe o,.rno.
i1o g '''01N' ....., ,o,u
lie oehdS hI9 ear o"' 90D6 10 near :
And loves our Christmas chorus.
Still, "Peace on eaIJh, 8ooo-"lIl 10
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-02
re6t flug baraus parb, tporauf bieIe
Naaemeinheiten abaielteu.


Ser S6lub aber flans piebsr 10 EDIT
afabemii6, 10 iibermiitbig uuO buri9is
fos, baB 2eDpplb ben alien, fibelen Bers
ieus-bas mar Ger Gneipname Deerenz
oorf's = IN ieber 2inie lpieoer erfannte,
unperdnbert it Woit unb Wenbung,
iit Wefea unb Weltani9auung.
Na6bem fi6 bie pforte bes Nteliers
biuter STA gei6lofeu bate, i9ritt 2eos
polb, Die 9dnbe in bem fur3en Saqust,
nadbsnfli6 bur6 ben gldnsenb ausges
ffatteien Baum. Sem fteinen Snnlo,
feinem Gattntum, bas ct aug Gloren5
mitgebra6t bate, tpinfie ct ab, als ber
pfiffise 8urf6e Jest oas buntelbraune
Geii6t bur6 bic Sbiiripalte fedte, TN,
5u fragen, oh ber eisnore ettpas befeb.
le.
2eopoIb ban Der Gtraaten mar in
manaigfade gtrinaerungen pertieft.
Sein gan3er gnttpidlunssgang 3og ibm
bDr Der Seele boriiber = bic fr6bli9e
5tuoien3eit, bic erfen Wnldufe in Mlts
beibelberg, Der fomiidbe Su9rilnm ieines
bOrtreffli6en Obeins, als Der erfubr,
oaB Der fogenannte studiosus juris 2eo>
poIb ban Der @traaten mdbrenb Der
smei 9emeiter fsiner ffubentifden Saul
babn aud niGt Elm ein5iges Ja1toues
GUM beiudt, fonbern f9 nit einigen
publice 8orleiuagen ilber @ei6i6te
unb 2iteratur begniigt, nebenbei aber
itrdfli9 ge5edt = unb gemllt bate!
Nae GemiibungenL ben ausge3ei9nes
ten Wann, oer als Wormunb nidt gan5
obne ginfluB mar, gu Gunifen Der IdngIt
geplanten Berufsdnberung um3uftims
men, blieben bergebli6. bis Ostar bon
Oeereuborf bic beitle Nnselesenbeit in
bic 9anb nabm.
Das tpar ein benfmirbiger Mbenb,
an Del6em Der etpig butitige Ostar bem
peniionirten Mfaior pbilipp &oberi6
ban ber 5traten bas eben bollenbete
56la6tenbiIb 2eopolo's = bamals
malte Der GiinIflet nod Shla9tenbil>
Der = NIT iener siinbenben, faff 3u
toatabnen Stanbrebe unter bic Mugen
rudte!
Jreilif, ber feurige GauentbaIer nor
bel benz glhdliden @eiultate minoeifens
ebenio tart betbeilist, tpie bic Iosii6en
8rtinbe. Mber glei9biel: ct f1ritt ia.
mos aur Mttade, ber iiberrebungsmd6@
tige Ssfar! gDie? Gin alter WiIitdr,
elm RriegsbeIb fonnte fi1 ber Nusiibung
elmer &unff tuioerieBen, bic ben 9ubm
Der beutf1en Nrmeen bereipigte2 giner
STUNT, Die feline eigenen Sbaten, geIei.
itet i'm @etiimmel bon Wars=Iastour,
NIT ebernem @riffeIin bic SafeIn GIio's
eintrug2 gDas bate Der 9err Waior an
bieier grobartigen Gompolition eisent.
LID aussufeBen2 SaBen bic Waffenr6s
de nidt orbonpan5mdBig2
(Gortfesune foIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-02
9se Grbbceremsud1t an Der teraniId5en
@itffe,

Die gtbbeereuz3udt = iaet ein 81.
riot aus Der aiilten9egenb, = tpirb fir
Nlbin uno ben gefamuien Gnlteaitii1
INNER Der lobnenb1te grlperbs3weig
bleiben. Mag Scr. Strinefeaom aud
oarin Nedt baben, boB bic Bitne uno
iogar Die SonfbiDn.Otange bier BOT.
3igli6 geaeibt, es tpIrb fi9 fit ben
Gdrtner immerbin beHer 5abIen, ,oenu
er Grobeeren 5iebt. 5arm. ooer piels
mebr GartensGanb bier auf bem i5e1t
lamb, bag in ni6t gu unoerbdItnBmdBiz
ger Gaifernung BON eiueRl YerI1ifs
fungspnnfte Iiegt, 1T iebt 3u $50 per
Ider billig unb sebt big au 800 uuD
$3.50 berauf.
Wia iiG Semanb auf bic 3u6t bon
glrnen ooer Orangen perlegen, 10 bat
er BLOB eineu ooer slpei Nder 2anb n6:
tblg, wenn er bic 4usR6t baben ioll,
aug ieiner glnlase @elo gu ma9ea.
Mtit grbbeeren fam er abar i9on auf
3tpei Idern cine rs6t blibf9e @innabme
er3ielen. I'm elm tbatld1lidss 0eiEpiel
gu geben, 10 Dat ein Gdrtner in
Mlbin BON einem tleinen Glsden
! Sanbes, oas genau 3tpei 4der umfaBte,
i'm oorisen Sabre gegen $500 aus
@rbbeeten geI6lt.
8emerft muB ba3u freilith tperoen,
baB bieler bobe @rtrag bes 2anbes bas
our6 erm6sli6t tuorben 1T, baB er Der
natirli6en Gru9tbarfeit bes Bobens
our6 eine fiiniili6e 9iiusuns, tpel9e
aug brei 3onnen gaumpoQ Samea
unb Gno6enmebl, gut untereinanber.
ganifdt uno tief untergepflist, befanz
ben, na1gebolfen bat. Oie gar nift
au3ubobe Nusgabe fiir bic DiingIiofie
unb Die @rtra=Qrbeit tpar aber nur fir
oas erite Sabr n6tbig ge,peien unb rei9t
tir einen ldngeren 3eitroum aus. Die
Dangung muB inoeB ielbitberfdnbIi6
nod benz Werlauf bon Elm paar Sabren
tpieberbolt werJen, unb tpirb iebesmaI
bic Soft Il, tpelde iie berurIa9t, in reis
dem MaBitabe auridbesablen. Sd
CLAUDE beBbalb, ni9t Su biel 81 bebaups
ten, Denn i'd iage, baB bitnen iebt unb
fanf Sobren ber gauge 2iiifenitri9 bier
berum ii6 bauptid9ll9 nit ber grbbees
ren5u9t bef6dftisen unb fie gu einem
duBerit lobnenben @rtperbsstpeige ges
ma9t baben tpir5.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-02
8 cites &apiteI.

Oie ndd)ften aht Sage periiri1en BEN
iunsen gbepaar in poaenbetifer 5armos
ME.
2eopolD f1affte bon gieun Bis Srei
an Der rei3enoen Gearegruppe, bic ct
felt 9Enfaug Sanuar auf Der StafeIei
bate.
sSia betrat, tpie getp0bnlid, I'm @if
bas gerdumise 9ltelier unb leiifete. cine
6tiderei in Der 9anb, ibrem @atten
@eIeai1aft, balb anmutbig plauberno,
balb rubig unb f6einbar tbeilna5mlos
In ibre Mrbeit bertieft; benn tpdbrenb
Der brittbaIb Sabre ibrer Werbeiratbuns
batte lie ireffii6 unterideiben gelernt,
mann ibm bas Cine unb tpann ibm bas
Nnbere ertpiini6t fei. @egen balb Gins
berlieB fie bic Gunfmertitatt, um Soi>
lette au nader; bann berffriG ibr be
3eit Bis 3u Slid nit Briefidreiben,
Wufisiren unb 2eien ober nit Nusgdn.
gen unb gelorgunsen. punst balb
Bier parb gefpeiit. Gin ooer aipeis
nal ip61entIi1 bate man @dlie au
3iG9, Greunbe, 0ertpanbie, ob unb au
aud einmal einen 2unftentbuliaften,
ber f6 beiOnbers lebbaft ins 3eug
mart.
Die Wo6e inbefen lett benz ga0fslf
ber Grdfin 9olmbauieu mar sufdaiger.
tueiie gans unbeieBt geblieben. Won
bate b6llig fi9 felbft geIebt, faum eins
nal bas Sbeater befudi, Nbenos bsim
lnbernoen Gamine geieIien uno eieent.
LID ni@is bermiBt; benn 2eopolb, Der
foniteine abDe6slungsrei1e @eienidait
Iiebte, i6ien bas Maes i'm alnblid
feiner freubeifrablenben STA pereeIIen
sau 5aben. Ober eniiaete er nur, um
he boafdnbig gu berubigen2
gs mar Sonnabeno, ge9en sm0lf
llbr Mittaes. STA bate ii6 = etipas
frhter aIs fonf - binab in bic Wobs
nung beseben, um perI6nli9 einise Nn=
Orbnuugen beahslid ber WabI5eit gu trefs
fen. Wan erpartete beute Ostar BON
Deerenborf, einen Better ber iungen
Grau, ber nit 2eopoIb ban bet Straaten
Elm Sabr Iang 3u SeibeIberg itubirt,
mebr nod freili9 eetneipt unb gepautt
bate, unb isBt, mad einem ipdt beffonz
oenen gramen unb elmer 3psiidbrigeu
9bdtigteit in Der bera1barten ateiss
lfabt, enSlib nod ber &eIiben3 berfebt
DorDen mar, no er ii9 BON ben gnt.
bebrungen iener bier SemeTier - Oss
tar bon DeerenbOrf re6nese INNER nur
mad Semefern = aussiebig au erbos
len boffte.
go lautete gum minoeHen Elm paiTus
in beH griefe, ber bic ban Der Stroo.
tens bon feiner bebOrifebenben 9nsunft
In ReuntniB febte. Sm uebrigen mar
biefe 3ui9rift Elm tpenig gebeimniBbou.
fprad bon ben Reiseu eiues pieridbriaen
Observation-Disclosures In Worbernep, BON
pfp1ologifden WanbIungsu unb ieIts
iamer ueberrafdung, obne baB man
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-02
500 8elobnnna. 500.

Die eeier Der uGreien 4reIie~ perben ad
treaea su erfabren, oab es tuenislfenS cine oe-
tar9tete arattbett siebt, iuelfe bic @lhen,
i9aft IN all ibren Stufen u beiIen i'm Stanoe
1T; 9alls @atarrb Cure ip bic cinsige icbt Der
arjtli6en @riioeridaft befannte pplitibe fur.
8atarrh erforOert aIS eire Contributions.
5; .onf1eit cine eonRitutionelle BebanbIuno.
Saas statarib Cure ipirb innerlld aenommen
uEo iptrft brett anf bas BIut unb bic fdIeimi.
gen Obsrfd9en bes Sbfems, baburd bic
gernnolaee Der ara bsit aerf 5reno unb benz
@atienten sraft gebsno, inbem Ge bic aonffi.
tuition oes st0rpers aufbaut uno ber gatur in
ibrem @erte biIft Die Gieent6iimer baben 10
biel gertrausn 5u ihrsn Ssiltrdften, oa6 iie
stnbunoert Dollars 8elobnung fir ieben Sau
anbieten, ben iic gu furirsn berfeblt. 9abt Sud
cine Elite bon 3eugniiien tommen. @lan abref,
lire: 3. 3. @Deneg & gr., 8oIebo, 8.
BgS- Ben Drosuifien serfauft, Is Gents
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-02
@esem sdlaflpfisfeit.

Gin etprobtes Weittel aeaeu GhIofz
loIisfeit theilt Der Spaienifer Dr. Mez
Ham in ieinem BUD Ser perniinftiaen
Rranfenpfeae" nit. gs beiBt Bort !:
,Win man trob beunruhiaenber
96megen, Gor(teIlunqen ober ielblt
urangenebmer @erdulele in unierer
Na1bari1aft rubia uno m6alidif
traumlos, mitbin au1 erquifenb fe1las
fen, 10 tpenbe man folgenoes Nerfahreu
an:
Nian Iegt li9 in bic 5telluna, in
mel1er man erfabrunasaem1B am be-
ten unb rubigfien id5ldIt (bies mirb BEL
ben meiiten Meni6en auf Der redten
5eite fein, bic redte 6ano an Der linfeu
Md1lel, Die Gnie mdBia aeboaeu). hii0t
lid1 iorqfdltia, aber nidlt iibermdRia Elm
unb a0hlt 1-2, 1-2, 1-2. 10, bas
man fpbesmal Bic 3ahl | beim Musatb.
men, bie 3ahl 2 5eim giuatfmen aug.
ipridt. 8ieie @rupbiruna ber 3ablen
Is. b. baB man bic Gins" aum Qius.
athmeu nimmt. mithin ouf bieies aIeid1<
lam ben Wa6bruf Ieot) be,pirft Elm
glei6mdbiaeres ober tieferes 9Itbmen,
aIs i'm gefp6bnlid)sn 3ufanoe, tpeIdhes
ebenioipobl bur6 iein einformiaes
@erduld), als burd) elm ftbtpae,es &C.
fhbl oon @dminbel unlere gorfteuurs
gen unflar mad1t uub uns aum ginId3la=
fen nDtbigt.
Samit ieood Bel bielem 0oraanqe
nidt etma anbere @ebanfeu berfoIat
tperben f6nnen, tueld)e uus pieber nun.
ter MAIDEN, 10 muB man, mdfrenb bic
beiben 3ablen in 8eSaufen ausoeIbro.
den perosn, iidl ieoesmal bic betrefs
fenbe audi biloIid1 por{fegen. sd, thue
bies, inoem id1 cine arobe aebtudte ara.
biide Gins az unb cine ebeulold1e
3tpei (2) i'm 8ilbe mir Dor 9(uoen rufe
Gobalo mon bic slnpeubuua bie{es
MitteIs beainnt, erfoIot oetp6bnIidl
tpeuiae Weinuten barauf Der Gd5Iof
3u beahten 1T hierbei nod, baB man
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-02
bic elmer bur6aus eigentbiimli9en unb
b69ft gliidlid etba9ten Gompolition
@eu,. eure 9eber

ibr Sprbanpenlein hurd bumpfen Druid pber faarfs
S9mer3en in ber rehteu See, pper unter Dem Gthnl=
terbIatte funhgib, 10 berate bieieS Si9melben ais
etne gSarnung unb re9urt bds Srsan pbne 3eitperlu
bur@ BEN @ebrau9 prn Scitetter's Oaasen= Sitters
Sbise Spmptcme finb seprbnIi besleitet prn selbe,
Gei6tsfarbe, Sertrpfuns, belester 3unse, @erbau-
unss6runsen, arpfreb unp nebelteit beim MufIfeben
Nber has gitterS beprtt in bieien Sden idneae en=
6unS gum geiieren eS lit ber beitm6slbe Grlas fiji,
Gapmel bane gillen unp anpere fart ansreiienbe Uni
besbalb fdnd1e Drpguen, ipelte gepbbnlt als Miit.
tel segen 8tlipitdt empfpblen trerpen. Der Mppeti
unb bic gerbauung perben interchangeable bic 6inse
webe funtttpniren weper regelmdBig, nenn iie burd
hieie unhberrefie antiblibe NrSnei bic nDtbise 9n
regun9 erbalten; aud bat bieielbe he gBirtuns, BIZ
GENERALIZATION gu befbrpern unb 3u beleben unb has
Sptem gegen acknowledgements Ginluile ans 9ui uni
gSaiier gu idlsen. Gbenp ipirft eS btd ppbltbdti;
bel GbeumattSmuS, Nterenz unb 9laIenleihen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-02

Die
8O9entli9e 6reie Yreiie fit seras
eri6eint
ieoen Domnerfag
unb foitet
$3.50 fsir bae Sabr Dbcr $1.25 t,it
6 Wfpnate In VDramsbeaablnma. S
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Der 3eferenoar.
11opeue pon Grnf & ditein.
IEortfetuna.l

[Gortfetung.l
gs 1T unm6gli9, bur9 bies boot
permorrene 2eben 5u tpanoeln, obne ab
unb au in @ituationen au fommen, Die
einem eiferiii1tigen @atten Gelegenbeit
bieten, ben anbern init 8orpiirfen 5u
iiberbdufen unb ibm bic gltidlide 9aune
au triiben. Wilft Du Dir Mabe geben,
Iol9e Mnipanblungen tinitig gu untets
brtdsns Spri6, Sla! Ober 5weifelft
Du tpirtli1 on meiner Siebes
Sci ben Iebten Worten bate er iein
@eFdt ibren gliibenoen Wangen gend'
bert. SEPT preBte ct feline 2ippen fanft
uno innig anf bas rei5enbe @rib@eu
lints neben benz Munbe unb fhgte 10
feineu balblaut geipro9enen Worten
ben iber3eusenben Sommentar bel.
sic 36gerts nod cine Gefunbe. Damn
fflang }ie beibe arme um ieinen 9als
unb tiiBte ibn leibeui6aftli9.
syn bielem Wusenblid rOllte Der Waa
gen bur9 ben br0bnenben 3bortpeg.
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9lus 6nn 9ieoo in. Oubol g.,

9us San Diego, in Dubal Co.,
miro unter Dem 80. 9lpril mitget6eilt,
boB bott in benz @eIddftSlotale Der
6erren j. 8uepoau & So. cine in Ylii.
toe ftebenbe Weli1forHs9lebre unb cine
oHsne 8aummoa: :Gapiel, beibe BON Die.
lem Sabre, our grf9t ouslegen. Si'
6erli6 bet au9enfdllisite Beweis fir bic
aderbauIid.e 2eiiidn9sfdbigteit bon
Siiolueif s5eras, iDelhes Dor &urjem
fat nur als porStgli6er 8iebju9tsbi-
ifritt befannt mar unb beute aud nod
ben Warft BON San 9lntonio nit ben
beifen 9dmmeln Deriorgt, wie bic in
oerielben 2orresponben5 mitgetbeilte
gtoti, benefit, baB 0err Martin in Sus
bal @ountD neueroings iuieber 1000
Stiid fette 6dmmel fir ben Martt in
San 4ntoElo getauft babe.
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@anperbare Netfuut,.

Brau M. Curtain in 9lainfielb, Suinris, nadt BE.
ii8 auf bic aunse i4ug. Gimen MOmat lang lie6 ii
iih pcn brem S.aussgr3t bebanbeln, auein ie marpt
tmmsr trdnter Derielbe ertdrte ibr, pbab ie bpff.
feins Mebiein ber gBelt mtebr been f6une. Oa en-:
pfabl ibr gpptbeter ibr ains5 gaeue8 S@pnbiudt8.
3etlmtttel Sic fanfte id5 etne 5la6e bappn nnp ~
ibrem Gntshden nabm iie pabr, hap fih ibr 3uitant
ron Gag su Gag beiierte. Sic sebrauGte bas Mttte
weiter unp nud9bem iie 10 Slai4en perbrau6t bate,
fano ite, baB iie pilis seiunb mar. Sect perrte e
pteeer ibre oauS grbeit unb iaSt hap iie b ME in
ihrem eeben ppbler 9eiiblt babe.
9robe Slaiden hieieS srpben eilmtteIS gratis in be,
Drosnens s@reBbancluns pen Dretb, 1bempicn & So.
gum Wertauf in allen @pctbeten srpbe 6Iaiden 80
Gents uuo S1.0e
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@herrn @amp. 80. 80.

ct. Safobs:Oel 1T bas bette betaunte
Seilmlttel gegeu S9peine @bOlera.
@s fam oenfeIben in 0iiI6 gegeben
neroea, einen 8beel0ffeI pol fir ie6es
5biet, 5fueimal idgli1. Seber, Der es
berIu6t, tuirb fi6 bon beien Wirffams
feit iiberbeugen.-@. so. 3obinIOn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-02
0m Gtootesecre.or;o, -, 0f,,,

SIN Staatsiecretariat gu QuItin
bat fi9 bic @eieli6aft 3ur anlage BON
Central. .0iebbbfen uub eines Central.
S6ladibauies in San 2tntonio einen
5reibrief ausifeaen laRen. 9as 3apis
tai Der @efelli6aft belduft Ii1 ouf
5000, 900.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-02

Sic
Sdslide 6reic Yreiie fit Seras
erf6eint
ait AasaaGme Ses Sonntass
unb fofet
$1,000 fir Sas Sabr pSer $3.50
fitr 8 WSCnate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-02

- Oie G6nigin 8ietoria bon gngs
Lamb 1T bon Sarmlfabt ipieber nad)
2onbon aariidgereif.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-02

Sapation Del ii ber srb6te Shmerenitiasr aui rer
gselt. So pertrebt ausenbltdltA 9ibeumatismnS,
Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-02

Sele biz unseiiumt etue Blai6e Or. Sul'S Suilen
Sptup Der picrtise Getrauh ibreS Snbalts rirr ect
men 0nIten bal0 beIeitigeu.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-27
NOTICE to ARCHITECTS

GROUND aud Elevation Plans for a
VI Sailors Home Building 10 be
erected an the site y E, corner 0f Ala
kea and lIalekanlla streets, 1872 a. and
w H. frontage respectively, are asked
Tor, 10 be handed Il a. tho undersigned
on 0T before Dec, 10, 1900
A prize ~ el0Q VIII he awarded for
lle hesi plan and y prlfp VI Gao i0I the
senlnd lbsl plan submitted
49, F1l particulars applg %
", a RfIlAEbFH,
sE b69gssss
Nv W pelanllllsf
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-27

In accordance with Section l.,
Chapter XIV. of the Session Laws
OF 1888, l have this day set apart an
enclosure for the impounding of
estrays in Kilauea, on piece of land
situated on the Government road and
east of Kilauea Plantation, Island of
Kauai. G. N. SPENCER,
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior Office, Nov. "a, 1890.
100 st
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-27
PROCLAMATION.

We KALAKAUA, by the grace of
God, of the Hawaiian Islands, King
Agreeably to Article thirty-third of
the Constitution of Our Kingdom,
We have this day appointed, and do
hereby proclaim and make known
Our beloved subject and Sister, Her
Royal Highness the Princess LILIU-
OKALANI as REGENT of Our
Kingdom to administer Our Govern
mentin Our name during Our absence
from Our Kingdom.
Done at Iolani Palace, in Homo
lulu, this twenty-fifth day of Novem-
Der in the Year of Our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety
and in the seventeenth year of Our
Reign.
KALAKAUA REX.
By the King,
j. A. CUMMINs,
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Foreign Office, Nov. %, 1890.
719 3t 1859 1t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-27

1t is understood that the Hawai-
ian Government is negotiating di-
rectly with Mr.. A. w. Won
Schmidt, a skillful civil engineer of
the Pacific Coast, for the purpose of
securing one of his dredging ma
chine plants for our public works.
Minister Spencer, we are informed,
is having arrangements made to
have all portions which can be prac-
tically handled constructed by home
labor. The Minister of the Interior
is certainly doing the right thing at
the right time.
1t is the duty of the Government
to. encourage the employment of
home skill and labor in our public
works wherever practical. With our
present facilities it is hard to see
why our home foundries and me.
chanics cannot ere long be put in
readiness to construct most, if not
all of the heavy machinery needed
upon our public works. 1t is admit
ted that it will cost somewhat more,
but then the money will remain in
the country and most of it will 60
to the further developing of our
home industries.
Take an example: 1t costs more,
by hundreds of thousands of dollars,
to build a warship upon the Pacific
Coast than at the East, but this fact
does not deter the United States
from building part of her navy in
the West. 1t is a sound principle
of national economic policy to make
the expenditure of public moneys
means of developing the industries
of the country.