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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

ioHe "a stag o.. Neru us lAael tat AhiAc -
a = fo@s 4 Co. b tais aal dissolved - i"e'
I,-se1 tais sslh aas oi jane lsa
A. toa6.
N4AAA2
ATTENTION CoNRAnEs~A Law hss beaa
a passed - wh'h vyers splaier csn tei a
FeasieA - irem q te 81 pcs neait s hleg-
luE thrif claims ni she hHuls 90 - d A Aalis
saa AdaiSoa n ork> - rooms , snl 1anrf
hotA. 0rand Rapids. A4fh- heth oi ~ AeNe
EssH soldiers an1 ons nlclabef 81 fhis nrM has
had loDs "a fefisnoe - . suceeSoial pension
assent. u yeu have . pension ~ iess an es.A.
than fhla. Ne can 81 q lhetsases v t"aAs
oIkS ra0ms ana Tower piaeA.
NANIED-Fomale helps girls a. werk in =
W ilEit hoasf. Tae per a6s. cooks. lt s rls
general heuSewerk. j. walters iar resorts
lorth. sl5 per manlh- = eleFS, gcnerei store
need act De- experienced. Also those oUl of
en- 81 ayla4nt a. can a. fhe ald ana rel abie In
Hlos nleni Barasa4 aad Power block.
AkAhTED-N4l dale helP-ao meA, peal bark
" job. foreman % take charge ~ sane 8
AGENTS M farm haDcs . ~ $50 pr cay. 4
stickrr ~ men Tor railroad WarA, sl.a per
cay transportation trae larn ia sell cigars
% ihe trade. ana Tower hiocs.
WANdED-Some one 90 buy . nice large
y house aud lot ol Soutb l.afayel ie-si.. Tor
esO less fhGn t is worth. Party e0lng oogth
Ter health. ! 1nc Tower block.
NE HAhE number of openings for coed
ioA9s in suas irom 500 upwards. and
Tower block.
ltl AA4AtNs a titir Sael of Bur- uraNt. tll3Nf
- house and harl "a same. t4cinE tasi-si.s
worth s-uit. s and Tower Mork.
ENk sAlE-StOre GA N est hridee- 81. 2lAgo.
tNo stories. lof -zNltf corner rented for
- per molths price s-sn 8 and Tower bik-
tuk SALE-NeW modern house ou the hili.
ogi est Bridge large iots al Kinds ~
irulti hne spflnE water force pump very
ai@ntis acrs hlt nclshborheod price ssu4
) Bho IontF block
toh eAAE-tieneThi stock Ga city mostly
groceries MA exchange ier house and iot
OF Naeaet lois. aud Tower block
WANIED-Partuers machtaisf preferred a
ois opening Tor Tie night man Vita sl0oj
cash. ana Tower block.
EO8 SALE-. elegant lots on Cass ST.. only
go. wei worthts9. and Tower block.
I'VE HAkE some 90 fhe finest iots iu the
" market between FULTON aud fountain.
oniH sNNs elegant maple shade trees ~ wears
cid these lots ARE selling last and Nll soon
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

THE FreeTrade League of New York
city is building a fine club house for
itself, and the British Lion, carved in
stone, viii adorn its portico. "Straws
show which way the wind blows" and
the free trade breezes have but one in
variable direction.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
- .rn,CRIIifRS.

ANY Subscriber 40 TEE TELEGRAM
HERALD sho fails - receive the paper
regularly, or who may have reason To
complain OF late delivery, viii confer
special favor by informing this orice OF
the Tact al once. ssad postal card or call
up telephone 5Si.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

Tbs i tie GLORIOUS Foarth. i Is
unnecessary f0r tbe TELzeRAN HEzAln
- proclaim It's successful advent. for
the irTepress. be saaI boy has beea al
yertsng - approach Tor the past
slx weeks. Hs advertising energy has
grown more and more Pronounced As
the day has dFawn nearer, and is 1lll
reach rs elimination 10 few hours.
American patriotism VII "bl0w IL" a
great amount OF hard-earRed casn ou a
big "bl0g ouE, with an oceas. .onzl
blow up 20 vary the mOnot3ny, wnlle
American orstory vii blow hard
about our great and glorious country.
The whole thing vii soon "blow over
and the people will settle down 70 sober
LIE.
The employees OF the TELErrrN,
HERALD, just as truly patriotic as other
citizens, VIII JOIN IN the enthusiasm
Of the day. Hence there vii be 10
issue OF the pager tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

Still the public interest in a name
keeps mp. Here are some more contri-
buttons
rBaII's Gift."
To the Editor o. the TzEFGRAx Hssa1B:
Seeing the number of names sug-
gested for the new park, / think Bail s
Gift Park is A very suitable name.
Yours truly.
Miss CLARA IAUZ0v.
80 >eepard-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

LH0R SAIE ~ : hArgBiR &nc ~ easx 1erras-
IhrSt sfaeH houses sha t3ts 81 N.xft.S ~ 3
alse aus kaeaat laf 81 otfeAti ~ alsa sra 4
hauSe Gad ~ 81 Tara 81 slso ~ haas..s
saE lots an Seeunt- 81 Ass otserzi iltnee
lets en ~larh-st alsa fWe houses ae lalS siesg
btluE aalIl ~ ozk sis sisQ Ee2a business ttt
o. IS GEh nlEtslon-sl- y. g neflbaeF. ~ Nan
Toc-St. lsf
nor SALE-0n Broadway, 5 nile frola CIV
4 MInlts. 6aWeluuss vita = an acre 81 saot
gaTGon soil VII cash. 1ehl +. x4.sle, 1 ya.
l4Eoer olice -oUI1 llNlS0H-s1 1ulg e
HALL aaa see us L yoa want q hone or a.
y Investment Gar property Is lrsl.clas ana
Is sifuatol on cur Cherry -. niNlsion-sl Aae
kEhta NsrA pl2fS hrN houses feaay foT yna
Ga these platS Icrius ana prices a. suig soa.
tal 81 ance aud save advance q griceS lar.
neF 4 Carroll AeN hoasellaI oiac1.
FOR SALF-Ne. I never sell Tor other people
bUt ~ Iay oNn / can sell sea al elegani
ueW II roam he4se, ea College ave. ssdoud
olQck SVutn oi NoH.thS ave. frescoca. hoI and
co.a water Up stairs anc doWg. brick sci Ear
pace. elective bells. bath room, closet mHrhit
laFaFoTy. n&Htel, ward soddcc. concrete Walk
ana shade trcas price fsl8is Sasau payment
down and balance 81 ~ per lnontn, or nine
room neH houSe. about So itef south of Naci-
Son-ayenus school house. al Sll5a. ~ SiB pei
monthi tie cheapest places IA The city Tor ths
money. Charles ". TUFTS. Ltdyard bl0ck
Peari-st. entrance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

Uatsd Press Reports. Prompt and Early
Dslssry All the Local News. aod the
Cisansst aad Aost Plainly Printed Paper
F1silshsd In Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

TuRS about IS fair play. Euro
pean male nobility has been car
rying of American female wealth
just long enough. Now European
female nobility has turned us at
tentiOn 10 the same kind of specu-
latiOn and has invested ia tine block
OF American male wealth. Lady Mil
dred Lyon, second daughter OF Earl
StrathmOre, was, on the first day Of
July, married IN the private chapel
of Glamis Castle, Forfarshire, Scotland
10 A. +. Jessup, Of Philadelphia. Mr..
Jessup IS a nephew OF the celebrated
Mrs Bloomfield Moore, and a son of
the late Mr.. Jessup. of the great paper
firm Of Jessup & Moore. He is a stock
holder in the Jessup & Moore Company,
Philadelphia, now corporation. He
is very rich-or else be wouldn't have
been eligible 10 a marriage with nobil-
lty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dallles Elk
cspt Those Of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

II Cleveland could only be prevailed
upCn 20 editit, a new edition al "The
Complete Letter Writer, w0a.d be a
b0omlng sUccess.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
TgaEIlraE 49, - -

DADCLIEF 4 H0LI genersl uereh suseTaen.
p ~ 81 ~ggTh DIV eH-st srrrs risnse 49,
fsFn fgrs - ieE ratss. experl pscksrs So
rzrefaI movers Wita zrze Fzss" set rresTlr--
3 y rcteFhJllZs 30 a. 54a lsl
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

Tie importance e purifying tha h'ood san-
net - ovsress.msted. for wfthout pare
blood Fs1 esanot enioy good hsalth.
At fhis season nearly svsTg oSe nseds
E,ot medicine e. purify. vitsl-zs, and snrfch
TIE blood. and Fiood = saTsapsrs.ia is worthy
yoEr cou1dencs. u = peculiar n taat i
s-rsaSfasas s1ld t-l,ss - ire system. creatss
an aruet -, saf tones fhs d drssTisn, vA..e
s. era1Icates disease Gre it trlaL
Hacd's sarsapsrsaa IS soid ~ 81 tr8grists-
Trepareo ~ G Z Hood & Co. Lower. Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

FOR SAiE-New steam launch. very nicely
bUiir. a n. iong ft. beam. bXs IA. cnglnr.
Clyce boiler nrsi-elass IA every respect sllta-
bic Tor heed Lake Inquire of \. Il. hoWleit
or Capt. john Badge. Grand Haven. Mich. 81
WANTED livery consumer of stove gaSo-
w Iine l. knoR that / am selling stove gss-
OllRe IN any quantity az cents per gallon.
delivered T. any part OF tne city. j. q. Eliln-
wood. corner last Fulton ana south Division
II. Telephone lOs6. nov ], 20
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

IRIS now announced thst CALVIN Buce
- laying wires fer the Presidential
nomnston in 1S92. Two candidates.
Hi and Brlce, from the saale state.
will make things pohdcslly warm
there.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

Sssy@1IES A large farm devoted 10 boarding
HtaAR e<,hoTses, 90 acres Of good pasture
Nj Zplenty OF shade ana good water no
PfEApH hafbcd wire fence un the farm
t.1HasS - h 0rseS taken 70 and from free
Prices less than for pasturlDg nearer the city.
Telephone ms driver al residence No. ST. or
No. 5o4. the AntI-kalsomine CompaDys once
IL North Diyision-si.. II. Is. Church. l22ti
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

eGaHfy wses. Tae ane sIsssnr farsr - 80
Tess "a IL uat rs~renf5e i1 any
ether sc csar, sad ong ia ms sest grade e4
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

This Paper IS Membsr Of the American
Newspaper Publishers Association and Is rep
resented Ia Ssw YORK Al % Temple Court.
where TIE different Issues are kept on hle.
The v ashlngton once OF the tELkszAz-Hs ss-
aLD Is az 5l5 F0Erteenth-st 81. y W. where nles
of ths paper can oe seen asd visitors 10 ash
lag1on vii always be made welcome.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
Rrar EsTATE cry

aLL Rinas - lots Ter sac Il al klaes =
\ mes ~ Sal ~ kin1- = peopls-< i. 5.
Rr9gta
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
WANTED BOARDERs.

WANTED-Boa and roomers from $50
w 10 $3.50 per week. 2l6 East Fult0n-St. lgl
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
EGBNTs-WAKpRD.

NANIED-h resident agent 10 sell cur pat
w ent vacuum brass and silver plated signs
dress for days. +. i. Hamilton. Morton
House lsT
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

WANTED-Agents for the History Of the .-x-
w plOratiOns of. Daring Deeds and Uraai
Achievements OF Stanley agents outnt sl.0j;
circular Tree. address .. 4. Browning CO..
Toledo. Ohio. 3ilff
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

SHFzwp advertisers say that il s a
rsstske 60 stop advertising because
business - dulL As q matter 0f fact
iudicious advertising prevents DUH sca-
sons, and by informing the public keeps
a w.de-awake merchant far ii advance
Of another who waits. ard has % work
ikea beaver later To cstch mp With h.s
prCgrr rssive rival
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

L'0R SkLE-.1 horse p1wer Urright boiler
vi-h bases s. foaf stacs. fy5 TeFers tie az
right e. ziae sEt upright snEin ~ = n governor.
Zxks houzonfeG vrIne. hteve machlnerv
ready faT csc. l3 strai Eht-sf-. r q. HocTaann.
1s
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
WINANS & WORKS.
ADDISON WoRkS NH. WINANs. Ag't
I. J. Lamb & Company,

REAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION.
Opposite Union Depot. Phone 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

WANTED-Agenfs SO outfit on thirty DAYS
w time; $50 profit IN four weeks. or no pay
Address. with stamp, Jarvis 4 CO., Racine. Wis
uyk. =
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
WlNANS 4 WORKS,


This Is to sheN faaf faf Is4 lslip hcrttp-
lore existing between us uaael tht lalnc a
lilat 0fl~t.ll.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
HELP WANTBD-PEMALE.

NNANTED-Wood turner; one accustomed TO
w fine work on hard wood. PeAett Bros.
4 Co., Flint. Mich. loo
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

FoB sALE-C -CoIar sna e'lr maehias l7sKsaf
e.. room B So
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

ANT oNE hsvinf smau oSpsts o. soTse
\ good resf Estate ia Gra-d Rsrss and
wishing - enesEs IN pavirg hsre wers husi-
ness 81 HFsIF Norfaern f5un. ~ fr5 4 bar
Esia tT - ilE o. or address q Fosfe- steV-
sas = Co, 6Frsa6 Rapids. Aieh. 1F
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

yNANTED-Good man oi experience IN gen
W eral work around livery stable. Apply
TO Charles Spicer. q and y At. Nernon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

E0R SALE heap, - horee pcrer boiler ara
4 erE1e. nesrv lrT. with fzrnsce serflae
stc- eonpse1e. IaaElrs 81 4. e. Ihglze phope
g.. 17sff
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

TIE DtLT 4aa 1EsBkT fs1ssa&s-a zsALn =
ssat ~ aag part 0f rae lifed states % t34-
ala. Dssgase BEegal4. OK ae.iserra % s2y Paf1
81 rne eifY sr ilz subazcs. f9f "a se-ls yef
wesk Single e0pies 5 eears
DAILY aad SUNDAY, O1s NszF $500
DAILY ana SUNDAY, Three nontks I-5O
.F-xp4Y. o.. Year z.o0
WEEkLEs Oas Year r-....--.-..--- l-eS
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

EzEEr1ascEs. Dz4sIs. CsEcxs. ExPzEss ASD
P0sI0PgICK MosEF OzBEzs caorLD 81
A4DE PATAsIE ~ THz OEDEs oF
laE TELEGRAM PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Publishers, Grssd Rapids, Mica
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
ZOE REET- HOUSES.


E'OR RENT-Large new house. near the park !
J. has furnace bath. closet. hot and cold
water and All modern improvements terms
s per month. q. W. Tufts. Iejyard block,
Pearl-sf. entrance. lal
Tor RENT--Housc 81 Z rooms ground fooT.
a ifa cor. of Lyon aud Barclay la0
L'0n RENT-Houses ~ 2 T. 3 and rooms
frrn7 2 70 Sc. also sBits cf rooms In the
New Carleton block on MI Vernon e.. nov
rcad7 t0r occgpsncy, come and see them ]
rau sat YOU, al within 5 mnufeS' walk n
sweets Hotel. INQUIRE - =. - Barnard 81
Auen-sf.. or az of8ee. s. ML Vernon -. Itle-
phone ll7
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

NNANTED-IwO or three men OF good ad-
w dress 10 sell goods city; no previous
experience necessary. references required
Adams Home Furnishing House. 80 South Di-
viSion-sf 100
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

NNANTED-A girl about Is or 10 years old 10
w assist in light hOusewOrk and taking care
of children. Apply al z2l North Lafayette ST.
lS6
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04
SITUATIONS wANTED-MAJB.

NVANTED-A competent girl to do cooking.
w ironing and washing; good wages paid,
Apply IS Sheldou-st. l62tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

GOOD EMPLOYMENT at good pay; any lady
~ teacher who desires pleasant. remuner-
ative employment right AZ home, can address
me az ~ Baxier-st.. Grand Rapids; enclose
stamp fOi reply: LADY teachers are making
from SO u so per week; call and see me; q
personal interview is better than writing. n
iT Walbrdue ~ BaXfer.st lss
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-04

NVANTED-An experienced hookkeeper and
w shipping clerk wants situation at mod
crate wages; good references. Address p. q.
box 53s. city. lel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-19

duced IL London IL beautiful and looks
quite seasonabls now. The fruit Is beau
tifully modelled and colored and Of the
natural size. 1t doesn't look heavy or
clumsy, q one would suppose who hadn't
seen it. A brooch consists 81 three or four
green or purple grapes, and the stalk Of
the fruit d initiated 81 sold. There
are watch chains and brecelets or
namented with the same fruit. Jew
elers are trying to md : substitute
for moonstones. - they have grown .
tribe monotonous. One Of the newest and
most brilliant ornaments for fastening in
the folds OF an evening gown. Is the "risiAg
sun" in diamonds. Tho ultrarfashionable
woman nowadays has diamonds for morn
ing. diamonds for Afternoon and diamonds
for evening wear. A diamond corouet
which may be converted into : necklace Is
= popular head ornament
An iuported novelty III fur il stole
collar with dat boa ends which 4sach TO the
fee1s II awade q cinnamon bear fur, and
Is very elegant. = L'EroILk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-19


The statement Of Jay Gould IN m inter-
elevated roads would be electricity has ex-
cited good deal Of interest. Although
the change from steam to electricity will
not BE- made Immediately. the advances
made in the application Of electricity lead
the management to the belief that its
adoption is not very remote. THE mani
agement of the elevated roads," said Mr..
Gould yesterday, lis IS anxious to adopt
electricity fer moving trains as the public
is to have it The only delay wiz be in
finding . thoroughly practical System. It
will be necessary TO use storage system
80 that every train can be run indepen-
IDENTIFY, the same a. at present There are
several objections to the overhead wire
plan. In the first place it would
not b looked upon with favor by
the public, and then . break in the
wire would stop trains along an entire line.
I am at present unable to say anything
definite as to the plan which will be
adopted on the elevated roads. because the
experiments are not sufficiently advanced.
They are progressing, however, and have
no doubt of successful outcome.
There seems to be no doubt said
Colonel f. X. Hahn, the general manager
of the IL" roads. THAT electricity is the
coming power on our lines. A storags
system will be used. Each train must be
tenn would admit of this. An overhead
wire would be impracticable, because there
would always be the danger Of stopping
traffic on an entire line. III the wire should
be broken or burned out, traffic would not
only be stopped whore the break occurred,
but on every other part of the line. The
Development of electricity for lighting pur.
~ u 4 Ill L.
long before it can be successfully used Is q
motive power. The Julien storage system
is now in successful operation on the Fourth
avenue surface road.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-19

works of charity and give away large sums
of money every year are Vice President
Morton, ex-Secretary Whitney, Arthur NJ
Dodge. Howard Potter. Francis II. Weeks,
Robert B. Minturn, Mark Blumenthal,
Richard H. Derby, NJ. D.. r. Duncan Har-
ris. Charles S. Fairchild. J. Pierpont Nor
gan. Henry Z. Fellow, Arson Phelps
Stokes, Rutherford Stuyvesant. Joseph
Theron. Lucius Tuckerman, Henry Rice,
James K Oracle. ]. Roosevelt, Mrs.
Chuncey NJ Depew. Peter b. Olney,
Francis H. Leggett, Nicholas Fish,
Logan g. Murray, E. r. A. Selig-
man. Charles w. Gould, l. b. Convers.
George L. Doge, James j. Slocum, Charles
E. Merrill, Mrs w. B. Rice. Myer Stern.
West Pollock, Henry S. Islen. George p.
Roweil. Robert c. Corneli, William Green
ough. Fred f. Thompson. Stuyvesant F.
Morris. NJ. D., Samuel NJ. Jackson. Robert
w. de Forest. Cooper Hewitt, Miss Kate
Bond, Louis e. Binsse. Jesse Seligman.
Isidor wormser, Fred II. Belts. b. w.
Hitchcock, Otto T. Barnard, w. Harmon
Brown. 8. V. E Townsend, Hugh ID.
Auchincloss. Edward A. Treat
New Workers are indebted TO the Astor
family for great library and the Cancer
hospital The library has cost them over
81 OK, 900 the hospital about 500. 900. Their
oihe. requests are not particularly note
worthy Wall street iberaiity is well rep
resented by John ID. Slayback and Russell
Sage's wife. who give away about SIS, Oo0 .
year each. A. II. Hatch and Morris n
Jessup each help the needy 70 the extent
of SIS. 600 or $40. 900 every year. j. NJ Cor
nell. L. c. Shepherd and Eioridge T. Gerry
are all liberal men and help the poor by
contributing anywhere from $1,000 to
So GOA year. New York spends annually
on its poor about 100000 and sends
nearly another million 10 help convert the
heather.
Tits certainly has not the appearance OF
peuuriousness. DAVID WEcHkLEK.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-19
Sensible Man
The Judge.

"Yop know, Fanny, picked out old
Squaretoes as safe husband for my daugh-
ter and invited him to dinner almost daily
for month. knowing that he was some
thing of gourmand. / engaged an expen-
sive cook-a real Gordon bleu-and At the
end # the thirty days do you know what
happened? Z"
mo"
"Why. he married the cook"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-19
Toe Busy.
Chicaan Tribune

.What does the man want" he inquired,
turning from his writing table impatiently.
acriptions for the Worlds fair, replied the
wife.
I've no time to sec him"-and he
turned to his table again--s'I am writing
an article for the press on the question |:
Shall the Worlds Fair Be Closed Sum
days?sn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-19
John NJ. Tenney,
Real Estate and Financial Agent,
7os SECOND ST.. SEATTLE, WASH.
Strictly a Commission Business.

Will bug and sell real estate, leass business
and residence property, collect rents pay taxes,
loan money for non-residents and negotiate
loans.
Patrons may rely upon the same promptuess
and fidelity to their interests that tney expect
Of the r banker. Act xslusively az agent for
otherA Have no property Of my own that
wish 70 force off viii not recommend to in
tending purchasers, nor receive for saie any
property in which have not confld enco 9 safe
and profitable to the purchaser, at the price
one. on any bass of security, less conservative
and reliable than exacted by the best EASTERN
loan agencies Investments made in seattle
real estate for non-residenn If desired on .
mate profits of the transaction. Correspond.
ence solicited. Printed d. scripsive matter
mailed On applica ion. Refer Ia Merchant
National Bank. Eastern references furnished.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-15

- gina beitere @eriGts. Scene bat
bIeier Sage i'm st. 2ouiier Gorreetis
oasaeri9t li@ abgeipielt. Nls Qnsez
flaste erfGicnea 8luei beriibiiste 9iebe,
Wbearn unb Gobeu, Die eemeini1aftliG)
einen @inhru@ oe1ibt baben iouen.
Sober bet bsibeH bate ii1 einen Nobo=
faten seIidegt. @oben, Der bic 0aupt-
idalb auf Ibeusa gu udlsen fu9te,
mutbe pou Dem 8ertbeibiger bes leb'e.
rsn sefragt, pb er nidi i1nH friber
fuegen DiebHabIs perbaftet lDorbsn lei.
st bsiabie bies nit benz Giumanb, baB
ct tets unidu!bia Uar. u5aben Sic
uiGt IAon spegen SisbiiabIs I'M Nrbeits
barlfe 2" tuar bic n6hlts Grage bss
NbOotaten, worauf Cohen antmortese :
uSa, aber bur6 Sbre Shulb. beun Sic
mareu bamais mein Nupalt uuo isne,
ten mir gu, mid i6glois gu b%efsnnen,
Sic beritelen ebfm Sbr @ef6dft nihtl"
Su bas algemeine @eld6ter mubie felbH
Der Ri6tsr nit einitimmen.
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LAUREL HEIGHTS!
(2orbeer 6ugeI.)

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gebung 6er 5taot, Der errei9bar 1T,
pbne bob nor giienbabnen freuaer
ober ai tleinen 0itten poruber muB.
9ie Berbeiierungen finb ale bor3igli1
unb bic StraBen finb beinabe Bis su
bieiem punoerl66nen Siigel gtaoirt.
ST lieet 100 Sub bod aber Der Stabt
unb Die biibI6eften S1uier liesen in
feiner Ndbe.
8ietet Die fh5nfte Mmsii6t.
Sic reinfte Suft II. Der bette sdattem.
8reitefte gtraRem nnS MbemmcS.
Sic frtid1efte Cceau . 8riic nnb Die
seiiinosfte Gage In Der stabt.
Sober 8auplab bat mebrere 8dume
uno Strduder, wis 2ebensei1s, Wees
iat9e, Ngarita, 2otbeer unb perjiz
monen; angepflanate Snats
tenbdume um ieben 8lof.
Sn bieiem 2lima iinb S6attens
bdume unb Seebrife tpefenili1.
9ie 9aupir0bren Der WaRer> uno Gas
leitung geben big su ben BaupIdbsn
unb merbeH ieBt iueiter geflbrt.
San pebro, 8elfnap, 6oparo, Maiu
unb Mc@ulpugb Mbenue laufen brett
burd bas @isentbum.
9as gigentbum Iiest bis auf cine
meile tnnerbalb Der gtabtgremseu.
Die BaupldBe baben cine Sront bon
so SUB, bic MpenueS baben cine Breite
BON so Sub unb bic MGeps cine iolde
bon 20 SUB unb iinb in Der Shat $1,000
pertb; i'd Derfaufe aber test an
SoI9e,b Die bauen woIIen, Sic
Got fur $200-$400. Madbem mebs
rere 9duier aufgefibrt porben fub,
tperbe i'd bic preiie erb0hen, big NQe
berfauft unb nit ben i66nien Sdulern
in Der Stabt San Nntonip bebaut finb.
8ebingunsen. Elm 1iertel baar; &ef
ouf lanse 3eit NIT 8 prcaent 3tnieu.
Werben Sduier iofott in MngriH asz
nommen, 1T Baer &. M~ssabluna niat
erforoerR9.
Wir piiniden GerbsHerunseu su boz
ben, ni9t geis.
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$50. All OFT 6outon StraBe, San
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-15

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eub!ld biel Iangiamsr BON iiatten &C..
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liginn Die 2sbsen uub Wunber Ger an:
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oosr amsritanifde Gbrift bdIt ss fir
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bias ober Mobamebs teinen 8lalben
perbienen, aber fe forbern unbeDiust,
baB ma an Die @ottesfobnidaft 0es
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felt slauben ion = troB ber natusmii.
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2sbten entba!ten fnb!