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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-30
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Ode Ofs0ouiionitraBe unb Nberrue c.,
biefer beIiebts 2aben Der 6ta6t, hat
ieinen neuen 8Srratb bon SDmmer Re
l9uGer fur 0erren, Samen unb
&inber erbalten uHo bat cine unbers
alei6lide Nuspahl oler SOrten unb
Qualitdtsn. Ser Cinderella : G9ubs
Store fibrt nur bic Gabrifste Der befen
Gabriten unb tiberbietet Nles, mas i'm
biefisen Marft au baben 1T. Specia.
litdt FIR Oerren: Der &odfGrb.S 9ub,
fir So. gs berlobnt 1@ Der Miibe, i'm
CINDERELLA Store uor3uipreGen,
ebe man anberstDo fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-30
U d 9.

@s pirb bierbur@ 9oti3 seseben,
bob elm Iimitirier Betrag In Nftien Der
alamo Geuer 8erf9erunss @efelIs
i6aft" nod geaei9net tperben tan1 unb
ieBt sur Subitription fir SoI9e, tpeI9e
ibr &elb bortbeiIbaft anaulegen piir=
i@en, fur befdrdnite .3eit often Hest.
Wesen @injelbeiten weube man f1
on ben Setretdr, Scr. 222 Mef Cons
merceitraBe (DtrIer's @e6dube), San
Nntonio, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-30
Galffprmias@efme.

WeinIiebbaber finben eth sroBes Ga,
ger bon feine1 California Weiner Bel
0errn s. 5. Meper am alamo
pla3a. 9err Meper iu6t bic Meine
an Ort uno STEELE aus ut.h tauft brett
aus benz 2ener Ter Meinai9ter. Mls
gutem Renrer gelingt es Tim tets, bic
beiten Sortet aus3updblen. Ct fann
feline 2unben uno Gamilien nit eineni
guten 9ropfen nerieben. &otbs nnb
WeiBmetne in por3hel,9er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @allone = fret
tns 9aus geltefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-30
gaTaee natb @nropa.

DIE agenturen bes 6errn %. 5.
Young, SO. l Commerce : Strabe,
San Nntonip, unb $50. SOB Wains
5traBe, DALLAS, pertreten muir bic
anerfannt 5eften europdif9en 9ampfer>
2inien. 0err Ooung lit i'm Gtanbe bic
biIIigfen @aten au seben, er=
tbeilt bereitmilig iebe getpini9ie Muss
tunft uub beiorgt iebr prompt ale Inn
ibergebenen N~uftrdge. Mer mad Gu.
ropa gu reifen tptini9t, ober 8ermanbte
beriiberfommen laRen mill, tpenbe f@
an irgenb cine ber genGnnten Mgenturen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-30
6err 6. $. maaer in Der wef.

6err G.. $. MeilIer in ber WeR>
Commerce : 5traBe bdlt ffets bas bolIs
tommeafe Eager in 3ei@enmatsrias
lien, $apeter, GarbeM, @las, @piegels
9las, Biloerrabmen. 5irniRea unb allen
3ei6nels unb Malers n~tenilien. 2iinf,
lerifd a,sgefiibrte 8ilber unb 6tatuet.
ten &c. fmO In einsi febsnsmertben Sal,
lerie CUR Nnf6t unb gum 0ertauf aus>
gefelt. Sn Sapeten un6 3immerbefos
rationen lit bas @ei9madpolHfe uab
Neueie bort 81. finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-30
4nrergleffh1ifhe Attraktinu !
w nebsr cine Winicn pertbeilt !
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0puifana staatss2ptteries0 eieIlimaI

Nnniftana StaatssHDfferiesW tielli9aft.
Sneorpor;tt bon ber 2esislatur fir Grsie
buuss. unb &oblttatisteitsapede unb pnrbe ibr
Srsibrief au ei,em Sbeile Der sesenpartisen
Gtaats , &onifitutioa, in 1879, bur9 Elm iber.
baltisenbes 8oltsbotum sema@t
BET Bic sntt 1. Satuar 1896 tn 3ratt
81 bIetben babe.
Sbre sroben aubergemobnIi6en
8%iebunsen finben 6albidbrlid ifatt, lSuni
mnb 9e3enber) unb tire groBen Ginael' Stunt
nter > 8iebunsen inben in ieoem Der anoeren
aebn Monate i'm Sabre fat, unb tperoen aue
ofentli9 in ber Icabemb Of Mufie, Stem Or.
leans, Ca, sssosen.
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EesessNeut9feiten
& b

Senator gnmunbs Bot foIgenbe
&eiolutioa eingebra9t: .Wenn fi6
beibe 6dufer bes @DngreFes am 10.
September psttaeen. bann fol- bas uu=
ter Der Bebingung geideben. baB He am
10. Wobember tpieber auiammentreten
- 8unbfs 8 Senator Blair bat Dem
Senate ben protef Der "Womens Ma.
tional Industrial League" borgeleat,
in mel9em bieieIbe um bic uuierbrii.
dung unb 8eitrafung bepa1neter M6r,
berbauoeu gum ansebli9en G1ube bon
Snbuffrie unb 0erfebr eintritt. Oie
petition ri6tet i@ ipeciel gesen bic
vpintertons".
Die Mnnabme bet &efoIutiom 6es
Senators QuaD, BOB bic 8erathuug
Der 8unbeswahlsgia berf9oben tuerben
fone bis nod @rlebigung Der SarifsBil
peruriadt ben Demstraten nit Redt
groBe Greube. DEM bteie 0ertaaung
1T gIsi9bebfutenb nit elmer Yerfaie.
bung big sur nd6fen @ongreB.g efion,
uno es lit iebr tDabrf1einlid, baB bic
&epubIitaaer bic Bill ean3 unb gar
fallen lahen merben, na1bem He bic
g~rfabrung ma@ten. tpie lei4t es In
Golge berfelben 3u elmer ernften Spals
tung gefommen tudre.
Nus ben Sarif.B eratbungen bes
Senates 1T berbpr3ubeben, bab bas
ENHANCEMENT bes Ginan3 > Romites aur
grbebung elmer Steuer auf importirtes
Sal3 i'm Betrage bon IL Gents bro 100
pfunb In Sdden unb padeten, rnb 8
Gents pro 100 pfunb In 6taden, a1gts
nommen purbe. pIumb beantragte
cine meientli9e grb6bung bes 3odes
anf importirte 2iqu6re, 8ah Numl,
@bampagner &C.
Die repubIifanif9e Mebrbeit i'm
Bunbes.S Senate III anf@einen6 niGt su
@unften elmer baIbisen 9ertagung bes
@onsrenes.
Sn Der 3eeisIatur bes 3erritos
RUINS Oklahoma babei1 bic tuenigen,
aber ben Nusi9Iag gebenoen MitgIieber
Der JarmersNQian3 tire Gtelung oils
ausi6laggebenbr Gaetor treffli9 ausaii.
niiBet getDuBt. Gomobl i'm 6auie, tuie
i'm Seuate murben ibre 0ertreter au
8OrfBeuben gepdblt.
Nus Spracufe, 81. D., f9reibt
mon iber bic bort In Der N6be borges
nommenen S1ieB,0 erIume NIT Der
3alinsfD'f9en Ranone: Gina 300
YerfOnen berfammeIten fid on beiben
Seiten Der S@Iu9t In Der NGbe BON
perrpptle, um benz abfeuern Der Dps
lamitsB ombe bes Or. Su5iin bon bier,
aus elmer groBen 2anone, beiaupobneu.
Vim 81. Wai bate Or. Sufiin f@on
einmal cine probe beranitaltet, aber
oamals erplobirte cine Der Bomben i'm
2auf, unb 3erf@metterte bic 3anoue In
Stide. 0teielbe @ef@i1ie pafirte beu.
te Na9mittag, unb bic 3ui9auer hotten
ben feltenen @enuB, etne 30. 900 pfuub
f9pere 9anone in bic 2uft geiprenat
3u feben. Die 2anone fprang beim
bierter S9uB In Slide. Sic uurbe
3uerft NIT elmer lei@tea pulperIabung
ab~gefeuert. Damn purbe cine nit Gau6
unb S~dgefpdbnen %selaoene Bombe ers
folsrei9 abgefeuert. Die Bonnie trof
bic 4 Meilen entfernten 3Iippen. Damn
tputoe cine 8ombe bon 275 Pfunb Ge.
tpiGt NIT elmer Spnamitlabune bon
144 pfunb, NIT elmer pulnerInbung BON
80 pfunb eesea bic Gelien getporfen.
Dieter S9dB tuar elm grfoIs. Mar
fonnte bic Bombe feben, nadbem He
ben 2auf berlaRen, unb aIs fie gegen
bic 6elien anpraate, erplobirte bas Sp'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-30

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49, 49, ~ haso m1 o. leas1 .sIu.
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@uslano.
Maior b. WiBmann, Der In einem
frtberen geri6te einmal einen beftigen
Mngrif out bas Wfifiorsnefen In OFF,
Nfrtta eema9t bate, bat ieBt bon 2aus
terba9 am Sarge aus, mo- ct i9 nod
INNER our Notwithstanding feiner Sc.
innobsit anfbdltt eire 6lugidrift per'
6heatllbt, IN mel6er ct f9 einge6ens
per hber ole IN getra9t tommenbe
Grage auslprt1f. @r iagt. er babe bel
tei1ea N1grlfe1 tperiger bic beutl6en,
als DEFENDERS bic engllider tlno t9ottts
lGen 0aillhondre I'm Slime se9abt, bic
melter 9adts als oertappte pollttI9e
Ageatea uno 9plotte getpsten ieie1, bes
rem ge1freoer' IS mar, bic britliden Sn'
terenen auf untolten Seutl9ldnbs au
lWaotgen uno gu 19ma9en.
zine Se2ei9e aus 3an3lbar on
ole Cefi!ner "9fatlonalaelturl9" tDarnt
s s,atstsyuy w. W. uas@ 9a
Ds Tsr ~ ]u y haw Dn.a,..la.
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s ~ St,.'s Gu paa.ss Stalen gsl IL.
o o.t1 e " = e." =, Z, Uu = T. ssgao.. 1esly'
~" ga'y 81; y. y. vuSsn g.ss aat SsMor
az $50 D'' 'm ospss "" 'lpus "up''u'
P"O mxs.
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n5m 'p' Vu"o w Sp'e'e Sepuo'
9 D;e ~,,ss4. m.o;,uo h.oks4<
~, 81 rail1W. "ss...sns 0saolg.
"S S'"s 81 S.Jes. p.pl.. ;.
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1917 gn 49, 1' Sma gala,S'ap ga.u
maas ".'psm gaau' au' peas
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y, Nv "" o''"ou'9 ""V Sai~lsnD
D" OS"'m
- 01aullge Osn9e merosn 0us
mla:'8at1 oettVtet, mo Dte Poli5et oas
gofDan0erletn geeetf9er @eleul9aften
fstgelfeat bat, IN 0enerl Oralen Der
10llmmnea uno Dloernatarltdltea UT
9efelert mutoen. Die Sgellnebmer oise
JET eiI9s eeqofeh au'ne'n Gen 9o1fen
9elsal9afisIretlea an. geionoers in
ote a!Taire oerntdslt 1olltli eiHe Mn3abl
0atT3lsre pes gStrflei'bergi1dlen ulaneI.
Nsgimenies iela. etner glttesSrupps. ote
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-30
Giue fifhere @eln,sInInne

1T cine iplhe, BON ipel4er Sbnen inter @arantie suse=
itaert iperben fam, bab ife befriebisenpe @efultate lte>
tert, iribrtsenfalS eas a~nseleste Gelb 5uriidSe5ublt wtrb.
Muf bie5er Bats f6nnen sic BON benz unten anseses
benen Nprthefer etne Glai@e ppn Or. Rings Neuem
S@ptnbiu@tS : 9etlInittel ~tanfen. Gs pirb %sardnttrt,
bab naffelbe unter alien nmftdnben Grleiateruns Ses
trdbrt, irenn man eS Sesen trsenb nelhe 9eiben Der
9ebIe, Der Bruif pber Der 9nnsen anpenbet rie
S4ptnoluht, Gunsenentolubuns, Brpn1ttiS, Nfbma,
&euHbniten, @rdune sc. &c. Gs 1T ensenebm ~ein5unebz
men nnb f@medt gut, lit p6nis f9er unb man fam f@
imrner barauf perlaNen.
grebeEai&en fret In alien apptbeten. Bbpleiale tet
Dretb, Ghpmpicnu u. 60.
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Beriibnt felt %ituansia eSabre1t

tbrer &e9tli9feit un6 brompte @etpirn . MnS.
aablung pesen, pie fOlst beideinist:
r@ir befatisen biermit, bab mir bic ODER.
aufidt iibes bic arrangements fir ale mouat.
liden unb balbidbrli9ei 5iebunsen Der
2ouiiana Staats : 2otterie . @eleI1daft baben
nnb perfonli6 bic 3iebungen leiten unb beauf.
F9tiscn uab baB 0iefeIben ebrIid, seredt unb
In naparteiiider Beiie allen 8etbeiIisten &C.
g%eniber bot iid seben unb mir autoritiren 6is
Gefeai6aft, biefes 8eusnie, berieben init BEN
Gaefmile %nnferer unteridriften, in ibren Nn'
aeieeu 5u aebrauheu."
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Msenten berlenat.

A
B I'm glab-@ aten unb ndtere ausfun.i
i9reibet Ielerlid an rlnter5eid,ne,eu en-, nit bent.
lider Mngabe gurer @obnuas, Gtaat, gountpi
Gtrabe nnb Nummer. SfneIlere %ofbef0r.
berun5 pirb baburd sefiGeri, nenn 5tr eiu
goubert NIT bollRdnOiser AOreie einIeet.
@idtfBl
Mbreiiret ". III. Danpbin,
ober: Stem Srleans, 60
ID. u. 9aupbin, @aibinstOn, .. IS.
SIN seu6bnIiden Briefen, Money Order emf
baItenb, uel9e bon ieber Express Company
ausseseben Derben. gleip gerter Exchanges,
Draft ober Postal Note.
NbreiRre regifrirts 8riefe nit GsIb
Gn New Orleans National Bank,
STEIN Orleans, Ga.
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ND. A. sEFFEL.

ssssnHber bon Der beatf6 : tatbOIif6en air1s
9ausz nub S@iIbersMaIer
nnb 3dnbIer In 8arben, gIas ,. &c
HE Auitrage iperben fofort ausaeftbxt. pretfe
biatesr mte iroeubpO In Der StaSt. l4,2,n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-30

D@- Sun NntoniO 8ugsp unb Wa.
gen 60. Das neue Buggps unb Wa=
gens@ef6dft go. IL Weffeite, Wilitdr
plasa berfauft fir fur3e 3eit elm 8uesp
nit @ei9irr far SIS baar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-30

1ds- u. %. GaaatpaD, Der betaante
pboto8rapbu nb 2hnfIer, bot
iein Mtelier mod INNER am alten pIabe,
Alb on 9oufonfraBe, obenauf unb
liefert bic beifen 8iIber nit ben reue.
fen unb borsieIl6fen Snfrumsnten.
Seine Breiie fnb mdBig. giIber uns
bergdugli9. 49, ,tup1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-30
6 o IN m iffare.

@ir, bic uutersei9neten Banfen nab Bani.
batter, iperben ale geminne, peI1e In Der 2cnis
iiana Staats,2 otterie seapsen unb uns prdi len.
tirt perbeu, an inherent 8abltif6 amsbeaablen.
II. M. WALN1SLEY, Pres. Lovisiana Natl Bank.
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State Natl Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Natl Bank.
CARL KOHN, Pres. Union National Bank.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-30
Ner1eGet nt6t, G ,asra s's ,a nas.

0ergefet ni6t, 81 ,&asla mt Ia aas.
li9er @epinne bon 8ter Rational
@anfen bcn Stem Orleans garantirt
nirb, unb bic 2ooie bon Dem Rraiibemttn si.
mes Snfitutes, beren berIisbeue Gedte bon ben
ober{fen Geridten anerEannt nerben, unterSciG-
net; bsbbaIb batet gud bor allen GdIf@nnseu
aber anunbmen RIauen.
8ecemfet, bab Der sescnpdrttse Greibrief
Der eouifiana Staats. 2otterie. Company, mel.
den bic gnpreute SQUIRT Der Der. Gtaa=
ten als aontraft nit benz Staate qoniiiana
unb She'll ber Contribution bes Staates emit.
i6ieben bat, ltidbt npr benz 1. SaaMnr
1896 ablduft. Die 2esisIatur bon qrui,
Fana, bic fi9 am 10. Suli b. s. bertaate, bat
elm ENLIGHTENMENT aur eonfitutipn feE Staa>
tee ~erlafen, es benz @oIfe Bel elmer @ab Ii
1892 anbeimautsuen, Oh Der Greibref Der
&puifiaua Staat9 &rtterte COMPANY
bis gum Sabre Nemn3ebm GNpoerts anU
neuu5ebu in &raft bIeibsn foi..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-30

~ Wenn Sbr sutes trodenes Soft.
Dat grennboIa brauGt, fpre9t Dor ober
befteIt Der Seiepbon bel Der Sunset
Wood Company; fe bot ftets bus Bette
I'm Martte. 3elepbon 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-30

Gtn Sti@ter eupfteblt es.
9borfon Sop 60, Saf., gtop. 1888.
sd It'll 10 Sabre lang an Gpilepiie, perili9te oieIe
2HfteI otne ben getuiinf9ten Grfolg auf GInpfehtln1
NN @errn Grie6euBri9ters 8. g. @eilen6er Deriu1te
90 GATOR Rbntg's 4erben.G fdrter, unb es treut MID
ann, bah bies WtitteI ben geiuiini9ten GrfDIg bate
u bnlte % btstaIb fir TsiHe 9fli9t es alien sserpeH.
geibeHhsN 81 eHIpfebtsn.
A7H lQsSw marie Souif9.
Nwr eiie babe Slai9e.
Gers O. Gdftelndnn bon GtHnebout, Sn-. i@reibt
nak e. ffrQere Bet bnr9 Blutanerang nab benz Ropfe
MI Gt[oAufqfett geplagt NOR, uo9ber1 sr nber rrr
0eRs &o1be sylaf1e pDu @aftpr 9bnigS 9terneu'Stdrter
esEpfgMey, .tpor ct bon ietneu Seioeu beirett. y
3azr Hns Bad fir sleto.rlsinfnoe tptfo Jeben1, DsS
e1 be1Innef, frei t~ueefaE3t. uIo Arinen and biz 4tes
btSta bon un8 itsffuuff ae!teiert.
Disie 4lebiain ipnrbe felt sebI Sabren BON pntfor
ebuigt IN Sort @upne, Sab, ~anberettst uuo 1eef nufeS
teiner Muwetinug bon Der
K5nie Me6ieine Co., .
50 @eR @aDiiOn. GGe GIiuton etraBes
Gbitaso, 50.
qreis $1.oo pet GInf9e, 8 4laf9en $500.
Bum Bertauf in Gan Antonio bel MboIpb
Dreit, 10. II, 10 unb 81 alamo Strabe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-18
A VAST PROJECT.
Plans for the Largest Theater the
World Ever Saw.

After four years of steady work Roman
architect has just finished the plans for the
most extraordinary theater ever projected. 1t
is park and opera house combined SO that
horses and carriages may reach the door of
every private box or be driven among the
fountains and stately gardens on the roof
When the Duke of Torlonia was the syndic of
Rome he urged the creator of this wonderful
scheme to continue his labors and suggested
that the great playhouse might be erected in
the city as its browning architectural develop
ment Rome is now bankrupt, and there is no
hope Of ever seeing the building put up in
Italy.
The architect proposes to lay his designs be-
fore the officials having charge of the worlds
fair in America. He is backed by the leading
men of Rome. The whole work can be carried
out in Italy at a cost of 10000, 900 francs. but
the difference in price of labor and material
in the western continent will swell this aggre-
gate enormously. This vast edifce would con-
tain fifty thousand people and comfortably seat
thirty thousand. There are one hundred and
eighty dressing rooms for the performers, and
the stage is 1875 feet wide by 2S2 feet deep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-18
Sense in Advertising.

From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Legitimate newspapers are the only mediums
a business man can use and be sure of a return
for money expended in advertising. Special
advertising is all right in its way, but more
money is thrown away in SCHEMES than is
generally supposed. The beginner at adver-
Using, unless he is an unusually shrewd bust
ness man, commences to flood the town with
circulars and cards and pamphlets at cost ten
times greater than that which would be re-
CURED to reach hundreds of thousands of peo-
pie through the columns of legitimate news
papers. What is the result? He and his clerks
stand around idle most of the time, and wonder
why business isn't better. A little later ON he
begins to denounce advertising generally, and
he remains in comatose state, so far 40 pro-
gressive business methods are concerned I'M
til he is aroused from his lethargy by an intel
ligent advertising solicitor representing pro-
gressive newspaper.
The late A. Il. Stewart in his day the mer-
chant prince OF New York. once said that every
business man should spend sum of money in
advertising equivalent to the annual rental of
his store That was true in his day. but SO
rapid has been the progress OF scientific adver-
Using since then that il the merchant prince
were alive today he would undoubtedly recon-
mend an expenditure of sum at least twice
the rental of a store. The business man of to-
day who is not satisfied to make a mere living
out OF his business does not need to be prodded
Win tuc VI progress 10 make MIN
advertise. He advertises steadily scientifi-
caly and intellgently.
The man engaged in business who doesn't
advertise must expect his patronage from
passers-by alone. His business il known to
about as many people as is weather vane in a
wilderness. A buyer may drop in occasionally
but the great mass of money spenders pass him
by and flock to the stores that advertise When
a person wants to buy anything he no longer
PUSHES into the first store at hand to get it, nor
does he spend day in running up and down
the streets looking for the cheapest place. The
would-be purchaser picks up his paper and
carefully reads the advertisements and selects
from them the firm firms which offer the
best inducements. This saves time and money.
A celebrated scholar once wrote very
learned address appealing to newspapers to
omit all advertisements and publish news and
special literature only. The idea is ridiculous
because newspaper readers want the advertise
ments as well as the details of current events.
The price OF necessary commodities is as
legitimate news the record of domestic and
foreign events No newspaper could get up
desirable circulation if it omitted advertise
ments, no matter if no price was charged for
it. People want the adv ertisements, and he is
sirable medium for telling the public what he
has to sell.
The most prosperous business houses are
| those which advertise most and they got their
present prosperity by persistent, intelligent
advertising and none of them could be induced
to give 1t up under any circumstances.
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FROM Mr.. t. L RoEssLE.
PEOPKIETOR OF THE ARLINGTON,


THE ARLINGTON"
WASHINGTON, u. C., March u 1890.
MI DFAR DR.. LIGHTHILL:
1t gives me great pleasure TO state that you
Effected a remarkable cure Of deafness and dis
charge from the ears in the case Of my cousin.
3 Marcus c. Roessle, and that the case has
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knowing of other cases in which you have been
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FROM Mr.. HIP. DEGRAAF.
FhOM NIX n r DEUkAAF,
PRESIDENT OF THE BOwERY NATIONAL BANK.

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q such an extent that IT weakened my general
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cAtarrh. Asthma and Diseases Of the Throat
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