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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-11
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-11
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-11
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-11
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-11

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-11

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-11

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-11

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pfeb!en, tpenn es nidt gut lpdre. @s
1T fpe5iea fir bic 9eiluns bon grfdls
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uno bas pirfiamite Mittel in folgem
GGfen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
HKR skcRET OF SUCCESS


whv tA~ Te&s &aa Blaaers 81 = Ms.t
SaAr11l0s LAas are 80 AtSE4ssiex-
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h.ne. So teI &. ARMS teas al4 oQsI einnsrs
nsss far wears teea ths dellent ~ arr seleet
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ffe1 .4erf f'sar slue<. sac s4la tfal the
glztfF ei tiauaf &c esslaes asf cry 80 fhs
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~Izke. taF ek41Ris. oaktas pen ser. Ifli Is
not ~ ihe 4ralsl 4NaHtg - housewife caa
preaEea eoaa fao4. I Use lheaaFrf Hski
paa8lg 4nd 1nd be- eact lent. III uaEes G.tt
ana delicious hisel all, and gake thsr 'me.fs' ia
eters boay's l4oafn. It = cerk4ialy = sfesf
success
saca la BRET Is what ooe 81 the most popa.
laF a4lss ID Amerlcz hss - s4g ia Te.6Ia g.
ncr sNE1r>s aS q ehar1ias hNass AeSpeF. Itai
IL faTatsass IS valuable hiut % many oihe1
iadIes iaeFe can oe ne ooaff. aEa IS such if IS
eol8 mel4sa 70 faeiF careful cousiN Nefatien. ID
Jenuy 81 1De rNds lhep4re Eakl1s EuN der e.
Kslua Il lu her lome. is lt nHt plain that Gthei
iaaies might meet wltl greater success IA rEeii
baAilg 70 tlty also Ase4 ltf
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
DIRTY AND DECEPTIVE.

Taking the howls of the late Demo
cratic convention as its key note, the
Democrat sings the praises of Grover
Cleveland. No one objects to the
sdoing so, from II Democratic
stand point. Cleveland was all the
Democracy requires in man, and that
isn't much. He got elected, alter a
fashion, and distributed the Offices.
For that ne viii ever be worshipped by
the Democracy. No one, We say, OBJ
lects TO the Democrats admiring Cleve-
land as its model statesman, but de-
cided objection IS made, however, to its
dirty way of trying TO build up Cleve-
land by pulling Harrison down.
1t is barely possible that Democracy
Is the only standard of honesty in this
country, but it will be hard work for
the Democrat to make its readers be-
lieve so. Until it does make its readers
believe so, it can not make them believe
the following assertions:
"There Is not an honest Republican
/ IN the country VINO will say that he
| does not respect Cleveland. There Is
not an honest Democrat who will say
/ that he does reSpect Harrison. 1t IS
/ absurd TO say that mGgnanimous
4 spirit on one side, and a narrow and
! bitter one on the other will account for
/ the different estimates placed on these
I two men. There are great many
I Democrats who will say they believe
/ Harrison is inclined TO be honest, but
I they suppose him TO be so much of a
partisan and politician that IN MS otfic-
ial life he sacrifices all other consldera-
tons TO party interests"
There a many an honest Republican,
who IS veteran OF the last war, who
cannot respect Cleveland for the record
he has left behind him on the pension
question. There il many an honest
Democrat, too, who wore the blue, who
does not respect that part OF Cleve-
lands record. Saying nothing of
/ Cleveland's opinions on purely political
/ questions, his attitude toward the dis
ablsd soldiers, and those dependent
upon them, has won for him nothing
/ but contempt, from those who honor
the old veterans. As to Harrison.
there = not a Democratic hoy in blue
who does not honor him for his NOBLE
record in the war, while Cleveland was
F lurking in the rear.
+ Tt Il common for an honest Repuhlt
can or an honest Democrat, % respect
+ an honest difference Of opinion Jon 20
htlcal questions, and the difficulty
which the Democrat experi iences il
doing the ssuas, simply proves hat 81
does not belong 70 the honest class
Ikis a stranger % the nohler feelings al
I political toieraton. That accounts
toe. for IS calling Clevelsnd's love a
party honesty. while it stiznatize.
Harrson's devotion 30 party as partissr
subservisncy. The mote and ths
beam" pssssgs of Scripture wou'e
sfford Instructive reading for the edito,
Of the Democrst, if he could Work ~
comprehension up % a grasping Of it
true meaning.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
TOWER
Employment Bureau! !
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
ROOMS 8 AND o TOWER BLOCK


DEGOLIA & .Proprctors
XVANNED--Male Helps statesmen. paint
W ers. machinists. barn men, wood
cutters. porter. cabinet makers. men 10
WORK on farm
WANTED-Fe.nale Helps general house
cooks.
|NANTED-Male Help-l meat cook. pastry
" cook. , painters. machine men. cab
met makers. wood cutters barn men, ]
young man tOlearn dentestly.
EANTED-Femaleh Helps dining groom girls.
W second girls general house girls. /
stenosrapher.
FOR SALE--A fine lot on Shirey-st.. on Con
tract so down. $40 per month.
TOR SALE-A new room hoase near Fast
81. good sized lot; price Sf90 easy terms.
TOR SALE lots on Plsinfeld-ave. insld G.
a city on contract; small payments inc
chance 10 build.
TOR SALE-House and lot on Terrace-ave.
l. y rooms. modern hinisa lot 30 llf. VIII
sell Oh contract. price $500. easy terms
EOR SALE-A fine T. room house on JeTer-
L son-st. gooi barn. lot 5St5 by 20 feet,
price 500.
TOR SALE lots on Hasung<st on easy
l. terms or wiz exchange for Improved
property.
TOR SALE-A fne 4-room house. near Fast
i street. good sized lot ia good location
price sfCo. Easy terms.
40 ACRES fruit farm. miles from city; l09o
~ peach. loj apples. piums. pears. cranes
and small fruit. pei sona wroperty ana cas- 2
* n3eded 60 exchange Ter property IN city. 4
bargain for someone
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop.
II erty Ia sums 10 suit. koomsS and 8. Tower
block
HOUSES and rooms 70 rent also a number o.
II good tenants wanting 20 rent b-in- .n
! your keys Rooms and ?. Tower BLOCK
DEGOLTA & BEEBE
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13


There o4a &c sscsat sorss-raess ss
weli A. a aeesat fsss-r2ee--3E na1aaa
race. tor that ua4tteE. fsr = = ths <zad
Of namAnssy sngzxsd "A tns race, ~nleh
xisss bons - e, fer geoa ox baa- fasrs
en- he . aeesat Theatrical performances
as vel a. decent caeEch soclals Z de-
esDt p~oPis lns.st upon 4. There can
be a decent game OF cards 4 oeeent
peop.e pay L. AID tas tsndency, Al
the present day . - ths elevation oE
tie caarsetsE of amusemsnts - TIE
people. instead Of the degradation ot
TIE people by the smusemsnss-
TIE people Of the present DAY VII
have amuseaents and there never has
been : period N the worlds history
wien they more needed them. We i've
IA fast business age All our Work
s deue at high pressure and the Felaxa-
ton which ctNmes from recreation Is an
essential 10 oiIr he<hfal existence.
There Is not one single element Of
wrong in the mere speeding OF horses.
Il may degenerate into cruelty - aui-
mails or mere gambling device, but
those are no essential part Of the
racing. There IS no more element OF
wrcng in game OF cards, with all It's
high. low, Jack ana the game attach
ments, than there IS N a game OF for
feits a, church social. IL may De
used for gambling purposes, but not
necessarily. There Is nothing wrong m
= drama. ia ana OF itself. any more
than there Is in house. The drama
may reflect impure sentiments and pas
SONS and the house may be used As a
resort for the qualification of the lusts
OF the fiesn. But il is just as foolish
20 damn the drama generally, as i
would be 20 burn houses generally, be-
cause some are bad.
These and hundreds of other popular
amuSements can not be abolished. The
common sense of the age cries out
against the general condemnation OF
/ public amusements. The poor success
Of the church in fighting them shows
that It's warfare has been misdirected.
Il IS generally recognized that the evil
lies not in the amusements themselves,
but IN the accompaniments. Then why
not direct the attack more particularly
against the recognized evil, than against
the amusement itself?
The TELEGRAM-H HERALD has no SYM
pathy with professional horse-racing
with all It's betting, gambling concomi
tants; nor with the gamblers game OF
cards; nor with the vile and filthy
theatrical performances that so Otter
disgrace the stage. But, on the other
hand, it does not believe that the true
remedy for such evils lies in prohibit
ing the speeding of horses, to exhibl
their good points and the relative value
of different breeds, or the social game
of cards, or the legitimate drama.
the better class Of people will demand
the publication OF amusements, instead
of their abolition, they can accomplish
much good for society.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

SPEAKING of the Methodist Confer
ence now N session at Muskegon, the
Michigan Christian Advocate says:
Two of the prominent ministers Will
devote some time to political matters:
O. w. Gardner and J. W. Reid. Both
aim at the same end, to oust the saloon
from politics. One by substitution, the
other by annihIlation. Both will win
in time" But the Advocate never Gis-
covered that Republican could be con-
sistently engaged in work against the
saloon, until after a Methodist minister
was nominated on the Republican State
ticket.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

SOME of the delegates to the Mississ-
ippl constitutional convention realize
shat they must preserve at least the
semblance OF a republican form OF gov
ernment for the state, in the new coz
stltution. When Judge Calhoun,
Thursday morning, brought up his cleo
toral college scheme for the election OF
ail State officials excepting the Legis-
lature, it was opposed 10y some on the
grounds of unconstitutionality and in
that 1t was in violation of a clause OF
the United States Constitution gusran-
teeing = republican form of govern
ment for each State.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
RrpuBuoAS DISTRICT CONVENTION

There win De a Republican Convention held
nfClIby-s Han. IN the village Of Rockford. on
saturday. september l3. lcst. at o'clock \. n,
for che purpose ~ nomiaatllga candidate for
rhs STATE legislature from the Third Repre-
sentative District. Kent County. aaf for the
transact i0u ot any other business which may
properly come eciors the convsutiQn.
III GOULD. II w. GIBBS.
r. LYLE r. -. HiChOCK.
Dated Aug III $50 District COMMITTEES.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
WINAHS { OWEN
CRAtD UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

pvANTEp-Maie Help-6 cabinet makers. .
" maciItne carYers. } bana SAWYER. / wee
h4nd. 3 isfne Dand. mra 10 eat wo0d, good
seeufs-fast seiliaS articles. = second cookS.
porter. 700 temaAcTs u 80 south AID
Tower D.ccz.
NANrED-F Female HelD-l girls for general
" he Us Hor-. sctoAs -. R4lFatc ilhililrs-
girls. lauaoTy woman, / taird cook, second
cook. Ladies farl0r, aand ! IOacf block
eos 4 Wiz tuf Il neW Groom house. on West
pCO = side; costs and pantry.
e1O00 Nilhug new from house on month
AVSV ly lustallmeaI pla1. north pagt Of
ei;y.
5000 win buy a 7.room house on Broad
QIGOV w4yst.; good repair: finished IA
oil aud yagnisled largs windows ane folding
doors.
G 300 VIII buy good house on Broadway
= ~ ST. on munthiy instalimeGt plan
So down. sl9 re month.
c1A00 Win bus a new Sroom house. east
|IfVO part OF city. north Of Fountain.
G1S IN VIII buy a new room house with
t1oJV hall. closets aud paatry. nne l0cz-
tto-. south part II city.
$1,000 WI buy a new. s,raon house on
WATCH for cur list Of higher priced property
" next week
$500 WI buy a Groom =, house ,'s on Mad
G1OGO VIII buy good S-r0om house on
CIOOO frobri0g s-sL.; hall, closets. and all
g. hrst-class repair.
(11n0 Viii buy beautiful home on North
: lJOO I.afayette-st; house ney me loea-
tioI; 100 down. balance IN monthly payment s.
e11QH Win buy a han s1me new 7-rOom
- JOO cottage, OAK nEish below. water
AID gqs pip s. street GRADED on cable car line
one OF the very best locations in the city. A
bargain.
C01nA VIII buy nice Sroom house in
AlOO southern part OF city. graded street
fine location. 4 block from DlyisiOn-st. car
! line; $50 down, easy terms.
0QOA VIII buy nome that will surprise
( - OOV you; must be sold within three
weeks. For particulars call at aud Tower
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
CROZIER 4 CUTLERs
REAL ESTATE

Weston Bulidiuc, - anal -
ROOTs AND sHoEs car bs s1chsneee for
II city real estate af fhfs Once. TT 500 hafR
3 stock ~ sell cal or write us promptly. Nfnf
ser 8 Cutler
G1100 ca payments VII bug bone ln rood
NiJVO ne Fbterhoca rev house psiiof !.
q ming room. bes Torm and fIfrhen hc.nr 2
large be- roofns up stars esnta pail ~ ritt.
81 is bargain. Crofer a Cutter
coon INVESTMENT = fltfy IN 2 bore ,
" rented tAe Ysar 'rounds n w. uei Fon .o
pcr cents vlll fake pari down csd "a .ook
81 the house. CroNer A Cutler
4 DOUBLE TENFMENT that vln rent ior
4 D. ref cent net on casf of lard ana huiioi nr
can be built eu cheap psrc. 81 proper neaf
tie busiuess center heff. tfotif fNtiff
IFT0T WANT MoNFF cafl or us arc VEL
mske y9u a loan cu hrrt-class rea. estate
secgrife.
IFHoT EkYE MONEY we wlH Scar if for
yon o. gitefFe1 fecrri sY. ~ 1nGesi a -h
safe realty tbsf giI bgins % isfef tftnihe
Ne haBcle rniY the moss oaneerfriiff iffft'
fafntss c4nFn1 us i'sf ere Iufettipf rt mafe
10 chsye Crozier a lrtler
$40 PFB IeoT iof business property e
bargain faT some ore 81 fff 81 fr'H - Boz
far InFesfaHnt Hw1 ceuhf ir fa'uf ~
stores fuei comp fffn nh ft y tnt aIt ffIttt
nff nearly ~ pr erff nn friH fnffsfinflf
u.l sra 81 d ~ 81 fref Oal or ffe1ieI a
cutter for 1esnor.
WHY PAY BffT f Tog have f7f ~ 3 r te
" rsr Gown nr rnf nf nHf rHFtf tf - =
nss. rtaf s1a d. good hea rs nfiFlnafi. ~
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AZ aEFuUk nea frfsfe 's e. fsrf ne Hefs
N s.rasi4 afferfI0n. esi tf ere nf ee
xii ffrnfsH SOS .rfufuf r. sr steHf rfieff sar
fl.earfl-. ff acre nrrfffff. lHff fir HHn ft
.as srai4e rIa1e rfe. vIfbnuf frpfnes r. fnn
(rszfef fcfler.
IrTFlkNT TEHN ffors. prniufs f'Hat
T. ..aert rfa aaaf rrHrr Z Frr ~ v'i
=. 4. f.a-.sfa - ffefHrEe far fffanf Enrfnr
1-r-rserrr "a sHe - fHf tr' farms "a ftf
ttr.r trf7ief cutler ~ saeisf
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

The Toledo Bee says that the true
igni6csnce" Of the Maine election IS
Tot apparent. Is has no Democratic
significance, but goodly amount of
Republican significance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

THE Indiana Republican State Con-
venton on Thursday sent a Congratu-
ai0ry telegram 20 Reed, formerly Of
Maine. but now of the United states. "
Good enough Hes brsiuy enough TO
represent the whole country.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

Tx Detroit sur saws that John W.
tlcGrath. tbe Democratic nominee for
Justice of the Supreme Court, a pos
sessed of rare judicial mind" Yes,
quite rsre-underetone. as Il were.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

WHAT % DO with Blaine is problem
nat much troubles the Democracy. II
asver occurs To them to leave him
stone. He IS neither their funeral nor
their picnic.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

The Cadillac Democrat says Of Mayor
Uhl: Gle will be honored by his party
before many years, however. when it
will better suit hIs business and inclina-
tion." All OF which means: No for
lorn hope for Uhl. II bis party has any
real honors 10 bestOw, he will takc
them. Magnannmous, isn't he?
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

TIE shelby Independent has wisely
mbsututed Republican for is name.
Independent m politics SIMPLY means
Coward. Papers mat deal az al with
public Affairs can rot be politically in
dependent. n rgn ~ nrs.n-power.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

THz Touia Press says, IN - headlines
over the report Of tbe Democratic con-
vention. They clsin 70 see sixns of
bright promises Vet 80 they saw tie
nrerii ises theu1seives-0srv = six7. Ne
Ford made toe proua5ses- 50 he DID -
Cleveland 10 yss1s sinoe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

If the Democratic editors of the
country would only "get together" on
the Maine election, aud frame some
one standard article OF faith, as to the
causes of Republican success, they
would make better showing. Asit is,
their varied opinions on the subject
make them appear ridiculous. Not
one Of the VIII ole number is willing to
admit that the election IS an endorse
ment OF Reed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

THE endorsement by the Democrats
OF candidate Ellis fer Attoruey-6en-
eral. Was made as an especially sharp
stroke Of policy. Tie lonia Sentinel
knows about what estimate 10 pat upon
Ellis strength. Il says "Of course
Ionlaus are pleased that a citizen Of
tais county should have heen placed
on the ticket. but the vote for Mr. Ellis
N IS does not indicate any strong de-
sre on the part OF the people Of this
county 10 have him removed from the
county To attend 20 state duties. Ia
fact, the small margin by which he was
elected mayor expressed no strong de-
SIRE on the part OF his friends n this
city 20 interfere with his private prac-
tice 10y calling him 10 public duties"
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

FRANK A. DEAN, like many another
brilliant young Democrat, who mis-
takes brilliancy for sense, declared
that protective tariff laws are unconsti-
tutional. That is, indeed, very, very
funny, in view of the fact that the first
legislation enacted by Congress, under
the Constitution, was protective tariff
law. That happened a few years be-
fore either the Republican party or
Frank A. Dean himself was born.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

THE Democrats tired to frighten the
country into their embrace by the cry
of surplus" That did not appear to
be sufficiently frightful, so they are now
yelling deficit" It VIII be hard. how
ever, to make the people believe that
the Republican party IS turning Demo
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

REv. 7. " REID hss been granted 8
ripcrnumerary release from pastoral
duties. 70 enable h-m tO run an ass e
tant-Democraac campaign. Vow the
conference should grant Rev. J W.
Arney a similar privilege. 50 that he
us7 run hs httls equescurrCuium
rffhort Interruption.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

wxx "a tE.s DsEao<EAiAc p&Fts, p
eonxeueos 4sssaao.s.s. ossnAna ''ths
free - ualasi.es co-aa<e e slfst
SnDly sses9ss ths RsPsae-iesn p2rty
Cd net II TIE Republican Congress
Tad passea 3 fTse ca1aage bli, tes
r.emocrafs woafd have denounced q,
Tor allowing the ss ga.otage of pgoat 81
CO cage e. ~ . the silver earoas tas
orest would 4nsoanE 70 Sla,v9,eeo a
vsAr. Way should lie onaeEs u silver
ainss bs allowed that prose As vel
msas ths farmers demand iAst TIE
nted states turn gher wheat snto
-four Tor them and allow tasm the
psoat We DO pct believe Il = the
proY. Y.nce Of the G0YeTnment = 80 into
the tree manufacture of anything for
the benefit OF the owner OF faw mater.
ial-Bot even the manufacture OF
money.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

BYSU,I Is said to be still shaking bis
fists over the news from Maine.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

THE Democratic convention groveled
Cleveland's 5 name, but 1t demanded the
free coinage of silver, to which Cleye-
land was solidIy opposed. But, then,
when Cleveland was President. the Re-
publicans had not yet refused to en-
dorse any free silver iunacy and hence
there was no reason for the Democrats
to take it up. Times change and the
Democrats change with them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

Aay subscTt5er 90 AhE iELEOhAh-
HEEAGD aho Taits 10 reeetNe the paper
regularly or who may have reason I"
soaapiaia % late delivery, "ih confer
sy~cial favor by informing this once OF
sh- fact al oacc. send postal card or call
uv teie phons 13t-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

DkS SorEE' position IN the Demo
rratc c1nvsnecn wss Ike tnss of t1e
cid ussid n the weeds. who went out
e. pray Tor = husband. Al ovi shove
her hssd erred out Whoo-vhco-vhoo. =
aoh good Lord. ANYBODY cried TIE
anxious sr5nstar. et1h, coed Lord, sny
tfinu." cried Dan. ard they threw hin
what vas eft
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

THs Cadallic Democrat says that
Ichigsn g nenentty In Republican
satoual politics. because ''anyhody
can carry Mchigsn." Evidently ,he
editor of the Democrat vas not present
81 tne late Democrats ccnventou, or
he would not 80 cruelty give TIE he b
az the pretty prophecies Ct Democratic
wctery thas we're made there.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

County Ticket.
For state Senator
WILLIAM Z. ADAMS
For sheriff
Fer County Clerk
JANIS :. kNOX-
For Register of Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE
For Countv Freasurer-
SHERMAN l.. COL,ON.
Fer Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES +. McBAlDE.
For Circuit Court COMMISSIONER
DWIGHT Gu->.
ALkkED WOLCoII.
For C0gouers-
HENRY E. LOCKER.
DANIEL J. WALLAC
For surveyor
DORR SNEEIaS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

r.. fsuowiax is Hsf ~ tae ras-r'azs
ceases issaed s8os isst rr s1e3 wta tas
sarnes. resi isaee v1ea s8lss8s t8s eisF saa
sess ef - asrtfes. tsss
Sc erEs CeiFerfsn. sslan Als Tre
<sli at8se l-
AlrsA =. Caarchi3 ssrsA Nay y
1ssepa Boxs-s. ssrsb Ha.te E-I
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

ANANrE1-AgeAfs Sos tae ilsfors oi fhe fk-
" p4orltioDs 81. Daring uefas sud ora a
Achievements a. riantess aEcU.s oulll 3 1903
circular lree. A1oicss q. a. hrosU!l.. j. cos
Toledo. OHIO. II 4