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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-25

The body OF Louis I>savs ~ Chicago. VIA.
washed ashore near South Haven. Mich. A
companion, =. ID. Dakcn. and himself were
rapsixed over week ago. but The latter by
lashing himself 10 the boat was saved.
Canadian officials have made the discovery
that dntiabie goods are being shipped from
the United States into the Dominion
through The mails In small packages that
have heretofore escaped suspicion.
l5cllboy Henry Cassina, who stole 900
from the safe OF the Hotel Nendomc. New
\ ork, some weeks since belonging To the
Chicago bookmaker Carlln. was convicted OF
larceny IN the first degree.
A caye-in at the LudinEton mine, Iron
Mountain. Mich. buried i've miners. Two
were taken out not seriously hurt md three
dead. The killed are James Fisher. w. X.
Davis and William Bailey.
Lancaster. Ky, experienced the largest
fire In It's history. What was the busiest
portion of the town is in ruins. Miller a.
Mixers livery stable. two store-houses be-
longing TO Mrs. q. Is. Smith, two store
rooms OF Harold Ray, aud several other
stores were destroyed. Total loss, $4,000.
Little Insurance.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-25
GREAT Financial Crash.

II. G.. Peters. OF MAnIstee. Mich, was
forced To make an assignment TO A. NJ.
Henry, OF Detroit. Mr.. Peters was heavy
dealer In lumber and salt and was inter
ested In n score OF enterprises. The failure
Is the largest financial crash IN Michigan for
many years. The assignment covers mill
lions OF dollars worth OF property and will
be far-reacliing in It's effects. Megs a. Co...
lumbermen. and Durham A. CO., OF Grand
Rapids, and the Fifth National Bank OF the
same city are all Interested In the collapse.
A bill OF sale OF a bali interest In the
wholesale grocery firm OF Lemon A Peters,
OF Grand Rapids, was flied 10y X. G.. Peters
In favor Of G.. NJ. Dawson, OF Detroit. The
sale calls for $4,000, aud was given 10 pro-
tect the Detroit National Bank aud Gen.
Alger.
No schedule OF assets or liabilities has
been fled as yet. From outside but
reliable sources IL Is learned that the
liabilities Will he fully sa,00O,00J.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-25
shot His paramour and Himself.

G.. Blanc, Frenchman from Hudson's Hot
Springs, Ari. arrived ut III Paso, Tex. with
his paramount, notorious woman of Silver
city. N. NJ. Next morning the inmates OF
the hotel where they were rooming heard
two shots in rapid succession. They were
unable 10 locate them, and thought IL was u
mistake. At III o'clock the chambermaid
tried TO get into Blanc's room. No answer
coming she looked over the ransom and
saw the dead bodies OF Blanc and the wo.
man. They had been drinking heavily. IL
is supposed that Blanc shot the woman and
then killed himself.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-25
shota uanacufred Prisoner.

As the train on the Southern Kansas was
pulling In at Grenola, ka., j, &. Nandyko
was shot and fatally wounded by sol Long.
Both are brakcmen on the Southern Kansas
railroad. Vandyke was at the time under
arrest and handcuffed, having been arrested
by the Marshal OF Grenola for siabbing
Longs brother at Winfield. Long came IN
on the train aud without a word walked up
10 vandyke and shot him in the back. lie
then went over TO the hotel. handed his re-
yolycr TO woman standing In the door, aud
gave himself up 10 the police. The Marshal
was so frightened when the shooting began
that be left his prisoner and ran away.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-25

As several citizens were returning homo
about 3 o'clock la the morning from neigh
boring town they detected robbers Ir Frank
lin Halls general store Al Ohio CITY. q. The
robbers were &C work on the safe and posse
was organized TO capture them. A guard
was stationed ut the rear end OF the build
ing, while double the force started IN at the
front entrance. No sooner had the
frst guard made las appearance than
the robbers detected u ana opened
lire. A large number OF shots
were exchanged. The noise OF the battle
attracted other citizens. The robbers, while
the battle was going I'm front OF the store.
blew open the safe. The ammunition OF the
citizens gave out. and the robbers seeming
TO be abundantly supplied drove them back.
but not until one OF their number was left
behind and Charles Hoover aud William
Place, two OF tho crowd who attempted to
arrest them, were killed, aud Adolf Kern
and q. w. Sanders badly wounded. The
four robbers then made good their escape.
The corpse OF the dead robbW was iaken
to an undertaking establishment, but no
one could identify the remains.
Hoover and Place were two business men
OF the town and were we'll and favorabiy
known. They leave families. Both were
killed almost instantly. The robbers are
supposed TO be the same gang that has been
operating In that part OF the country for
some time. Mount Kuhn and William
Morehouse. two notorious criminals were
identified AS being members OF the gang.
They are a pair OF desperate men and heavy
rewards are offered for their capture. The
robbers only obtained few dollars for
their trouble, AS Mr.. Hall had banked his
money. about $4,000, Just before he closed
up his store for the night.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-25
Mad Act OF Disappointed Lo ver.

Elmer Oliver, young man OF II years,
arrived at Charlton, Ia, from Kansas. Be
coming intoxicated he hired a livery team
aud drove to the little town OF Freedom,
twelve miles south. lie went TO the farm
OF Mr.. Tuttlo and asked TO see his daughter
with whom he was in love. After the two
had conyersed for few minutes the young
man asked the girl TO marry him. She re-
fused, saying she was too young. oliver
then pulled revolver and shot the girl
through the temple, causing instant death.
lie turned the weapon upon himself aud
fired a ball through his head. He lived IN
an unconscious condition until ne xt morn
ing when he died. Oliver has mother
living In Ottumwa.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-25
Dealt win youthful Thieves.

j. II. Hall, dry goods mere liant OF Fort
Worth, Tex. has been arrested OF charg g
OF concealing stolen goods. For some
time the police have been aware OF the ex-
istence OF gang Of Juvenile thieves, known
rs Corn Dodgers" the culprlts ranging
from seven to twelve years OF age. Many
arrests were made, but on account OF their
youth the prosecution was abandoned. IL
develops that most OF the goods were sold
TO Hall, anil his arrest was followed by that
OF number OF the gang. The organization
has branches IN Dallas, Waco. Marshall,
Austin. and Houston, Texas. Ms well rs In
Denver, Colo, with regular code OF sig
nails aud secret means OF communication.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-25
Crashed into a Fr.lvh,-rr.ip.

The Erie limited passcngcr-,rain met with
n serious accident as IL was coming into.
Chicago about o'clock in the evening, and
while no lives were Loot the engine was
badly wrecked aud the passengers given a
scare that they will not forget soon. The
train was half an hour late and running
unusually fast. Al Forty street the
engineer noticed something black on tho
track, but In the darkness could not dis
Germ what IL was. He set the air-brakcs
and reversed tho engine aud at the same
time called 10 the fireman TO jump for his.
life. Both jumped at the same time aud not
a not moment too soon, for nj that instant
the train crashed Into the rear OF freight
train standing on the track. The car was
completely wrecked and the front Of the
engine crushed In. Tho passengers came
Hooking 10 the doors almost panic-strieken.
An hour aud half was required TO remove
the wreck and get another engine. II is
said there were no danger lights on the
freight.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-25
E.cape OF Prisoners.

A daring plan 10 escape from jail was sue
cessfully accomplished at Kalamazoo, Mich.
six desperate characters saving a hole
through the bars from the second tier eorri-
dor aud lowering themselves by "a sheet.
4. ID. Reynolds, sentenced the prisoners
10 six years In the penitcntiary for
shooting at n Grand Rapids and Indiana
conductor who tried TO eject him from n
train, and Dan 0'Day, sentenced 10 two aud
"A half years for larceny, were two OF the
men. They would have been taken TO the
penltentiary next day. The others who
escaped were Charles Smith and Thomas
Burns, Chicago crooks, awaiting trial for
breaking open Grand Trunk frcight-car
and stealing 1000 yards OF velvet; Ed VIII
son. burglary and Samuel Allen, criminal
assault.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-25

All the prisoners In Jail al vinccnnc-, Ind.
decampcd through the dry-air closet.
Among those who obtained freedom were
three who were awaiting trial for commit
ting thefts In and about Wheatland. The
same night, some burglars broke into the
confectionery store aud barber shop OF Joe
scott la Wheatland.
Next morning the barn and all its cons
cnis OF Mrs. Frances Mckinley, near
" hcailand, were burned; loss. $500. The
people there are terrified and afraid 81 their
lives since the escape OF those prisoners.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-25

Miss Ida Duscnbury, 10 years old, a
stcnographer and typewriter. was instantly
killed by an elevator In the Thackeray
building. Philadelphia. She had ridden on
the car from an upper TO the second story
and then walked To the first floor, where sho
pulled the rope intending TO send the car 10
the top OF the building. Unfortunately sho
got hold OF the wrong rope and the heavy
ear came down on her head, breaking her
neck. A few minutes before the accident
Miss Duscnbury had accepted mn invitation
10 dinner 10 be gwen next day In honor
Of herself aud her future husband.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-25

Nina liuddlc, a l0-year-old school girl
who lived with her sister la Des Molnes,
In, started for school the other morning and
was never seen alive by her friends again.
After two days search her body was found
IN the Dcs Moines River There was moth
Ing unusual In her actions or appearance
when last seen. but she has been OF mclan-
choly disposition for some months. Its sup
posed that she committed suicide. Her
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-25
Chased by wild Cattle.

A party OF men employed by the Lake
Shore road have been out securing the
country for the Western cattle which cs-
capped from the wrecked train recently. and
drove them TO the depot at silver Greek. n.
~, Co load them. A few OF them were very
ugly. Mrs. Herman Ichfeld was chased and
knocked down 10y one, rs also was Mrs.
Radigan. Finally one OF the Village 1rus-
tees. Charles +. shumaker. went cunning
for them with Remington rifle aud killed
two. Much damage was done to the lawns
aud vineyards by the frightened animals.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-25
They wanted TO Lynch Him.

Mary Deznell, aged % years, was shot
and instantly killed ut Santa Barbara, Cal.
by Roman Lopez. Lopez had been bother
ing the girl with his attentions for some
time past. She refused 10 have anything to
do with him, WHEN he drew revolver and
shot her. she died almost instantly. lie
was arrested and locked up. Threats OF
lyncbing were so strongly made that the
murderer was taken TO Ventura for safe
keeping.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-25

II has become necessary In Jersey City
now TO have policeman at every funeral.
The undertakers and the union coach driv-
ers are at variance. Each has an association.
The drivers caused the present trouble by
refusing TO drive IL a non-union coachman
was In line, aud arrests had to be made Of
tile obstinate union men. The undertakers
decided 10 check these scenes and have prac-
tcally decided 10 dissolve the drivers un-
ION. The latter Will die hard. They mani
tested their disposition TO light ut the funer-
al OF Mrs. Bostwick In Greenyllle. y. j.
The undertaken In charge was William III.
Spear. The drivers did not show their hand
until they reached the house OF mourning.
Then they demanded that lie withdraw from
the organization. Spear would not accede,
and the funeral was about 10 he postponed
when police aid was sought. The drivers
were informed that as they had started to
drive the mourners 10 the cemetery they
must execute tue contract or they would be
arrested for conspiracy. The drivers con-
cluded 10 abandon the strike until some
other time. The funeral was delayed only a
short time.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-18
Gle Florence Ntebttmsals Beg .Qi,,
berpfic0s.

Gle Florence Mtabttmsals ssr .ai,
berpfie9s.
6~olsenbes 1T Elm Qus3ug zines en- ben
Deutiden &efcrm Wefienser in Gbams
bsrsbursh Ba., 8effriebsnen Sriefes:
Cine IS obltbdterin.
SeHnst Die Tbare far lie unb Wrs.
Win8lcw wiro beDeil fen, bab Gie bic an,e,
rifaniide 6lorentiner Nadtt3all Der Rin=
Der lift. Dabon fnb mir 10 iber3eust,
oaB mir %unierer ySuip" lebren meroen
gu iaSen: u8eiesnet iei Wirs. Wtnslom"
neil fie berI el6en bebilflid mar, User bic
Bsriose bes 3abnen8 unb anbere Bee
idmerlidteiten fir atnber hi~npes3ufom=
tlen. Dlr8. Wtnslpp'S Soothing Shrup
ntmmt ben Sinbern bic Sdmerien unb
furtrt Dpientrie uno D%iarrboe. ST
u1adt ben @aumer 3art, befreit bon
Gnt5anbuns uno brinst bas Sinh slidlid
aber bic YeriObe bes 3abners hinnss,
Gr thut serabe bas, mas ct porsiebt a.
tbun, Nles unb nidt meniser. Wir ia.
Ben einmal Wirs. Winslop geieben une
fennen fe u burd ihren Scctbina
Shrup far ainber. Benn MIR bic Wadl
bdtten, uirben mir fe ais 9eilanb far
bic ainber binftelleu = mas le aud in
Der Chat 1T. Der SArup wirb in
alien Npcthefen gu Is Gents per Tlalde
berfauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-18

ipnneaes, ldrmenbes Nuftreten nur in
iuternatiOnale BerDidiungen 1tiir3t,
Dbne ettpas @reifbares gu errei6en.
= Sas lpanii9e Cabinet bat abges
bantt. Die &eeentin Gbrinine bat
Senor Maltiue3, ben prditbenten bel
Seputlltenfammer, aufseforoert, eitt
neres gtiniierium 3u biIben.
Aus Zanzibar Dirb miiSetbeilt
baB Grnin 8eD eineH &iidfaa bate uHb
baB iein 3uitan0 iebt ei1t duBerit be.
bentli1er lit. Man befhr6tet, baB fid
I'M eSarern feiues Sbres ein WbIceB ge
btlbet bot, bet nur gu lei9t cine @sbirns
@ntahnbung berbeifibren fann. Cine
folde mhBte aber bel benz bereits aufs
duBerff e gei6wd6ten 3utanbe @mir
geps unbeoinet einen t6btIi9sn Ser.
lauf baben.
9ie &e9ierung ber Wrgentinii6er
&epublif bat bic neue &epublif 8raii.
lien officiea unb formel anerfannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-18
= egas &.

= 9as Staatsiefretariat gu Mutiu
telte ben folsenben Gorporationen
Greibriefe aus: Nbbance Yubltibing
Company in gorfcana, Mftiens& apital
$4,000; Rio @ranbe parf Geiells
f1aft In 2arebo, Gapital $4,000; M6z
bels unb 9Dl5paaren > Jabtit in paris,
&apital $50, 600 unb Nbi9rift hires
Greibr:efes: bic @ait'iAe g~itbograpbi,
i6e Mniialt in ct. 9ouis, NttienzRapiz
tai $150,000.
: Wit Der neuen Bobrung zines ar
teRi9en 8runnens auf benz 4apitol=
0agel gu Nufin lit maj Biz feBt big gu
eiuer Siefe bon 400 SUB selangt.
= Ser Gommihdr Softer in Wnftin
bot einen ftatiftii9en 8eri@t ber6feuts
liGt iber bas BerbdltniB bes Mertbes
Der grtrdge ber 9auptsaderbuu= BRO.
butte auf ben Mfer berednst fGr Bic
Sabre 1887 unb 1888. Danad brafte
i'm Dur6f6nitt Der nit Baummoae be-
felte older i'm Sabre 1887: $13 26 unb
i'm Sabre 1888: $14, SO. Sn 3orn
s.. SO unb $8,08; in Weiaen 81, 80 unb
So, 92 uno IN Safer: 1913 unb 1892.
- Nm Is. 5ebruar tritt in Mu1iin
bic Nationale @artenbau. @eieni6aIt su=
iammen, Inn bort lire Sabresosriamms
lung ab3ubalten.
= Mus Gainesville wirb ton eirem
grdBli9en @reignie beri9tet, bas fid
i'm Snbianer@S erritorium, unweit Der
teranii6en greuas abipielte. Das g.
idbrige S69terhen eiger Qalbblut.Sns
bianete Camille mar allein i'm 9ofe ge:
lafen tporsen unb Die Mutter mat an
ben Greet gegangen UNI Wdlde gu rel:
nieen. Nls bic Grau mad einiser 3sit
5uriidfam, fab fe gerabe rc9, Die Elm
oeruilberter gber bic lebten blutisen
ueberreffe ibres ainbes oerldlan9. Ser
@ber, Der bas 2iub ansegriHen. set6b.
tet unb terfdlungen bate. entfam in
bic Simple, tDdbrenb bic Grau in
Obnma9t gefauen mar.
= Dem Staliener @iacomo 5iaeca
III 6oufon, Der gegen bic bDrtige Straz
Benbabn.@ eieaidaft cine @dabeneriabz
tIase um $4,000 anbdngie gema9t
batte, neil ibm i'm borigen Sabre elm
Sinh bur9 bic 8abn iberfab-en unb
get6btet tporben mar, tpurben bon ben
@ei9morenen 50, 900 augeIprp6en.
Die &ahenfrase 1T in Seras, +,
i9eint es, nod melt bapon entfernt,
i9on gu elmer brenneben geporben gu
iein; ~tpenigfens oauert bic Neger. Gin
fubr nod INNER u~nausgeieBt fort. go
melbst tpieber elm Beridt aus Demp>
ffeao, baB Col. 8. u. ellis fir feline
Bfan3una I'm 8ra5ossN ieberungslanbe
80 Gamilier brett bon Norb garolina
importirt babe. unb aus Waco piro bic
Nntunft bon IA norocarolinii9en Ne.
gerfamilien, bic 104 26pfe adblen, mits
getbeilt, tpel9e fir bic plantage Der
6erren 8aplep uno Sobnion nabe Bel
perrp in Sails gountn beftimmt iino.
runb,-beiBt es in benz Beri6t. veis
ner bon ben inteuiaentefteu bieier Nn.
t6mmlinge idgte gu benz 8eridterftatter:
nSies bier 1T nur cine 6anbbou i'm
8erbdltnib gu Der Mafe, pel9e ans
getommen 1T; mir perben bafir Iorgen,
baB bic beioen @arOlinas gang bon if,
rem Negern entleert perben, unb baB fe
i%nsgefammt mad Seras unb MrtanIas
tommen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-18
electric 8itferS.

Sieies SeilmitteI it 70 moblbefannt' unb 70
popular seiuOrben, bab es faum nod bsfonberer
g%rpabnuns beOarf. aue, bic eS ieinals ge.
brau9teu, ftimmen NIT elm in Iein Cob. Cine
reinere Mebiein eiebt es nidt, uno es pirb Ga.
rantie %seleiitet, baB ie slles mleiffet, mai man
bon ibr berfpridt. electric 8itters beilt ale
qeioen Der 2eber unb Der Nieren, eS %cntfernt
@eidDire, ausf6Ias, GalaFuB unb anbere
Golgen u~nreinen 8lutes. Sc trcibt bas Ma.
laria. Gieber aus Dem Spitem, beuet bemieIbeu
bot uno beilt eS lelbf in ben Standardization
Galen. SO eurirt aopfi6mersen, 8lutanorano
mad benz aopie unb Misrane. 8erfu6e baS
electric BitierS Seilun9 pirS garantirt, obsr
bas @elb Suridgelablt. YreiS per SIaide SO
Gents unb 81 in alien Npotbefen. @boleIale
bel 0reib. 3hompion d 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-18
Wie lit bies

@ir bieten ciubunbert Dollars Selobnune
fit ieSen Sail non aatarrb, Der nidt burd Gin
nebmen bon Sans 3atarrb fur 9ebeilt merber
Fam.
8. 5. G9enep & Co., eisentb,imer
Solebo, Ohio.
gSir, bic ltnter3eidneten baben 8. $. @benet
felt BEN Iebten .5 Sabren sefannt unb batter
ibn fir boufommeu ebrenbaft in allen &C.
iddftsbanolunsen unb inanaieu befdbist
ole bon feiner Girr,a einsesansenen 8erbinb'
l~idfeiter gu erfiiaeu.
@ef & Sruar, g%robbanbsIs 9rosuiien
Solebo, Ohio.
IS aIbing, &tmnan& Marbin, @rob.
banSels.D rosmifen, 9olebo, ObiO.
9. s. @an Soefen, aaiirer Tolebo So
tional 8anf, gnlebo, Ohio.
Sau'S aatarrb Rur mirb innerlid eenon,me,
uno mirft brett auf bas 8Iut mo bic fdlei
misen SberFdden bes Sblems. 3eugnif
fret Ser[anbt. Yreis 75 Gents fit bic Glafde
Serfauf # bon allen Gpotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-18
at bic ghminbiad,t snbetlbar 2

Man lele bas Ma6ftebenbe vSerr 6. s
Morris in Memarf, Arfanias, last sd LAG
an 2unsen : Mbiceien fdper barnieoer, uni
meine Greunbe unb bic ger3te ertlarteil mid
fir unbsiI6ar fdpino'idtis. Da fling iA an
Or. Sings neues s@pinOi udtsmittel gu &c:
brauden. SEPT babe i'd bic brittle Glaf@e uni
bin bereits I'M Stanbe, Die Irbeiter auf meinel
Garm tpieber au iiberipa6en uno gu beaufiid.
tisem. Sc 1T Die bette Wteoicin, Die eS seber
fam"
SeTe Mibblepart in Decatur, Sbio, idreibt
vBenn i6 nidt 9r. Sings 1eues S9ipinb.
iudts. Seilmittel eebraudt bate, ipdre id idor
LANCE meinem 2uasenIeiOeu erIegen. Die sler5t'
batten mid bereits auf9sgsben. SEPT bin id
bel beifem @oblieiu."
Trobefaiden fret in alien apot6etsn. @bole.
Iale BET Oreis, Sbomp1on g. So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-18
Sn6leuS Mrnica=galbe.

Die bette Gable Der @elt fir Sduitte,
austidunsen, @sfdpiire, 6ieber. unb Saut,
ausi@las, 6Ie4te, esiprunqene Sdnoe, Groit'
beulen nnb ale Sauttrauibeiten turirt Sa.
morrboiOen oOer feline SsaabIune. 8auise
Satisfaction 9arantirt ooer bas @eIo niro
iuriiderfattet. % Gents Die Sdadtei. Bum
8ertauf in allen apotbsten. Dreib, 8bomp.
ion &c Co., MboIelale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-18

San Ntltonio ....... Seras,
boben ibren Serbit. 8sDarf bon 8. 2aubretb G.
Sobn @arten,. Blumens uub Selos 5amsn er-
hulten, inter Mnberem:
5000 Bfunb nene grnte 3iib : Samen, 5000
9funb alfalfa (9uaerner aleefamen) cbenfaas
Mangolb > @urael, &unfelrfben, Mobrraben.
@amen, gsperiette alee, 8od6ara alee, Sapa.
neltIder Slice, Sobnfon @ras, Buffalo ober
Colorado @ras, Gaat : 8oeser, @erfte, Safer,
Neiaen sc.
Ne6ter 81 Gaio 3pipbel. uab Creole pber
2ortiana 8piebels Samen.
Isenten fir Die beriibmten Brinly Pauege,
Rlanet it. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
bined, Sanb- Samenbrill8, Hfiise unb guIti.
~batpren, @uif. 9. 8re6t 8urfmafdinen unb
8utders llteniilien, @bas. MutbS Sonis @r-
tractnren, 8ienea.R auder, MeHer o.
Stets auf Eager Sarriioa 8ros. & 60.
Town and Country I'M @ebrau6 fertig ge.
n1iidte Garben; fibren %bielelben mcbr dis IA
Sabre. importiren garlabunaspeiie, unb fiibs
len uns beredtist mad lanaidbriser 9; fabruns
gu bebaupten, oab O~ieieIben bic beften Garben
itno, bic in biefem 2anoe ~fabriairt berben.
SIN October erparten 2anbret1 & Spbn
rotbe, iustbe unb selbe 3piebel SeBlinse.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-18

i6on gan3 unummunbeu bon Der an5u'
ltrebcnoen n&spubllfaniiden llAion al
ler romauilhen G6lfer." Nuu, es tpirt
omar Widts 70 beib segelien, mics &c:
foht pitb, aber es baben oft idon nod
uubebeuteubere Greignife ben NuffoB 81
groBen umwdI3ungen gegeben. War
bente uur OIL bic fpaniide 3bronfanoi.
batur bes Priu3en bon 9oben3olern
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9emtiA Gngliide gbmle.
San .. 9erai

anerfannt tidtige eebranfalt fir anaben
nnb Maoden felt breibis Sabren in roger
@irffamieit. 9ortreffiGe 2ebrfrdfte inter Be.
ipdbrter aeituns. Der en9lifden Sprade uirb,
pie ber beutf4en, bone 8ednuna eetraaen.
Nneerbem nnterriht I'M 5banifden. Giniaer.
s1aben borbereitete SdiIer inben ieberaeit
~aufnatme. Ndtere Husfnnft ertbeiIen Serr
8. @roo8 Yrdibent bes SduI. 8orfanbes
uno B III. 8arbed, Director Der anlfaIt
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Qampfer, Agentnr.

Die nGreie preffe fhr Sc.
ras" bertritt bic folsenben 9ampfer.
2inien, ertbeilt aaesltdbere N~ustunft
uegen pafage nod unb bon europe
mnb berfauft Dampff9iHs unb giien.
babnbiIete gu ben niebrigffen Staten.
Die 2ife Der bon uns reprdfentirter
2inien 1T:
@anabmrs ; Muaerifanifde 9ampfs
f@iffabrts 1eieaiAaft.
NeS Star 8inie (S(nttuerpem).
guuapa9nie Generale 4ramss
atlantiame.
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Mus auoebIih iebr ,~unprr653,oe.

4us angebli9 iebr auperIdifger
Nueae beri4ten 2onboner Bldttsr, baB
Der &aifer bon &ubIanb iebt tbatfd6Ii6
Dabnfnnig geuorben let, unb 3par in
Jolge Der unaufb6rliden Sobesangf,
bic er nur burG t~ibermdBisSr Morpbins
8enuB gu betduben bermodte. Sem gu,
itanb lou fowobl f6rperli6 aIs CELTIC
elm gang fldgli6et iein.
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Gin Sceptifer ia9t

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ernn unb iAnea% edbmuns. SO TIT cir mabrer @eiunb<
teitSbrinser. Seilt Scrppbelu unp onhere sleiaarttse
aranfbeifen. Maaat faIedfen Gtbem slt unb e%ntfernt
bic nriade. @ertreibt Bite giltoftdtAnb lit unibers