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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-18

HIS was not a reas-
surfing speech. Ce-
ell heart sank; but
his spirits rose again
at Ally's next words,
uttered as he peered
sharply about him,
In the dusk; "There
ought to be some
signs of the path to
the store. Yes, I see
1t.
ga storel" Cecil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-18
AUTHOR OF


BISHOPS YAGABoND" ExPIA1IoN" NOW RUNNING In Serb
NERs ETC
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-18

Rv OCTAVE THANBT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-18
HOW TO FORM A MILITARY coMPAyr.

An Old Soldiers Talk With Boys, by Cap.
tain Charles King, U. S. =.
copyrighted, 1880 by the Author
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-18

ND now, boys, We
come to chapter 2
of our talk abOu;
the military CON-
panies. l assume
that you have par.
TALLY, at least,
carried out the sd.
H-fpa 7 uoVp V0U In
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
LRGAL ADVERTISING.

Al oknfNANEE IL auaeas Serlson eiEat
81 49, QeAla4D.t es t1e csss ~ aF4us EAEses
e6t4fsr1 As teei-4asx keEstI2 81. t1z
Streets Is ths kiis ei 0s&u& Esf-0s a.asst1
oSl..ttf.tSE =. 1sA
tes g : ASA Csa1sn ei lAe s.ly 81 eran4
e4t4@s o. e-S4ts
fhat seetiea eiEht ~ a. sytlasues ai tAe c.is
- uf&na AAps4s. FHtttea AD tlsai1zhag te
etlAE - t1x olltel< iA lif eltf el ur4ls t.al-
tak. Hass11 * ftrIlNtt 81 ifH at kua Fas
s&sse j. aeTet's aaseAee4 ~ ss . re4a - iol-
lesk
SsN ~ perssa sa1H arsw ~ proTsi ssy
aitls Z ~ - tsf e&fItsks ~ kt1lpss. ~ ies1
1rlse ~ rae aAy hor.e eE Na slN beast ~
p<SSts ~ tlsfsvt, 80 aUs eGtltt s.it B. g "a 50
ever ~ sfaA NH1 sfaxNak altl11 sale gatA
~it@oAi afsi tte.osashiy Etotectilk sfct Siot-
N--A tfsza tttNtN Csr atai ant ierseE eiisN
~ tseS< - tt drawn. ans uaEoa as 81
other ttAiele. 81 arise ~ rae AUs Asfsfs
hsfsss or ether beasts 81 elFGe1 oNrt uI uP<u
ans steeSsik. eee e ava bofaeFlgg uFQn ths
tr@keitg ttetk - TeSN~2s ~ 49, street o.
htkhnay in s4i4 eats. except "a fAa2i-s actress
ihe sSlnr laso 81 ifsU Any ie4. ga Htef csse
SAel Ataeea al bo4 81 lSsn. 81 psAeA kuftcf b
ssAh hrsi be ihtroughiy protecied men in5u-
-. Nsf sAai sEg lcfsel efas uf cause a. hs
drawn. auy NsesH caFFlegs 81 other srhlcit
zeress the psteS gutter ~ cutters ~ 4as street
or highway ia ssla city llto 81 IrsA ans ist
er othsr set, without Ersl FborouE8iy prt-
ttctl1s s4ll gutter ~ CUTTERS lToa is1Nrg,
fsssed ana approved ~ the Common louu-
cil 81 she Nll2 oi nrand kapias 81 regular sss
siV1, held Monday tkfnius. AokxuoeI sesa
~. A. chlAkNAN
So tlty Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

With ths right attitude. as sinply an
GecsRtaAtLoa ot = ehsraetsrlstie fsmlA-
Inc aEtributs.
TITS working ot the feminine for all
IL l. worth IS just What Is noticeable In
French ar now. Ia lighter illustrative
Wosk particularly we are every day con
frOnted With women possessed Of the en-
lzrged breasts and hips and kaee toints
and calves Of padded stage pages. Even
at the Salon one may SEQ figures vicious
~ untruthtul In contour. voluptaoas in
intention. The 'maidenly" Attituds.
purely beautiful as 10 Is IN Lefebvre's
Truth" holding light on high. which
every person who has visited the Lux
embourg v III rememb Der, easily lends IL
self % sffec tstion. and, what with the
close set. often tnturned lin bs and the
overgrown, dimpled knees. 10 is not hard
10 call 10 mind hae nudes like T. J. IL.
Bague's Spring" in which II the wem-
ans ogure, with the left foot lifted and
Withdrawn and the leit knee thrown
partially across the right Leg is certain
ly not knock-kneed. as We commonly
use the expression. still a suspicious
nature would look twice TO make sure
it was mostly matter Of attitude.
Sculpture has constant corrective in
the true and simple lines OF the Greek
statues, for though there Is hint OF af-
fectation in the Venus de Medici" as
contrasted with the noble Venus OF
Milo" yet the Medicean Venus Is
truthful compared with the sentiment
ality Of such later work as for example
the "Venus" Of Canova; but sculptors
adhere as closely Is painters TO the
''womanly" attitude.
at is chosen" said Daniel C. French.
who will be recognized as one OF tho
most sincerely artistic of our seulptors,
because IL is SO entirely natural TO a
woman. because 1t is in every way femi-
nine. The idea OF a knock-kneed statue
IS wild"
"Is il not true that modern art tends
10 exaggerate and SO 70 degrade femi-
nine attributes?"
1T is certainly true that IL makes as
much of them as it can. But as TO the
'vine-like' pose, il is not a matter OF
difference between men and women in
the presentation Of women. Take Nine.
Leon Bertaux. the well-known woman
artist; her Psyche has this essential
~ modest attitude.
"In some hands the pose may lead
itself TO exagEerations Of shape, but you
can't give free step to an undraped
woman's figure. 1t won't do. Take
Falguiere. one OF the most successful
French sculptors. lie tried it, but all
Paris nicknamed his huItress Diane
OF the Lorette;' they might as well have
called her, of the bagnio
'The arti ST has to bear in mind the
structural differences between men and
women. Notwithstanding the general
perfection of :he woman's body she re-
sem bles the child more than she does
the man. Her bones are small, joints
loose, shoulders and back weak. etc.
Some teachers accordingly advise art
students to draw from masculine figures
mostly, their characteristics being more
regular and settled"
Miss Louisa Lawson. who has re-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

In the not quarrel which seems about
breaking but oBe ns of action Is posi-
bic, an appeal ~ those mute witnesses.
modern scul pture and painting In poins
Of fact what sort ot figure are artists
giving 20 women
IL ueeds nothing more than an cram
ination ~ a portfolio % prints or pho
tographs. or = look through the illus
traled catalogues Of the National Acad-
emy exhibitions for a few years back
or more especially those Of the Paris
salon ~ bring 10 ones notice the fact
that ther- Is pose OF the andraped or
partially draped woman's figure SO usual
IN one or another Modification as almost
% warrant ones calling IL the custom
ary or conventional la tho standing
posture the limbs are drawn together
"a half shrinking attitude, one leg be-
ing little In advance of the other, the
knee often turned In and slightly
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
sTooKHoLDER's MEETING.

NOTICE Is hereby given that . special meet
y lug 81 the stockholders u tle ttfHNu half
IDS fuel tsss and iiieaudesccnt tAghlng Com
panH Wlil be held al Ghe offcr ol said Coul-
p8Dy. ip the city ~ tfaud kaPlds. AicEiEAf.
ou the .0ih cas- ef December. A. ID. lSAi. si ~
O'Clock d. "a, O. N0le upon proposltl0n thea
dh0 There saaulftsa 90 said stork DO oors. -
amend the articles II incorporation al said
company - a. t0 Increase its capital sipcA ~
tae sum Of i've huR0rud thousand dollars
o0Utl, ana. aiso to Fofe gpon = proBostlou
then and there 10 be suhm ttcl g. said STOCK
he deTs 10 authorEc SAID company 20 borrow
money and issue its bonds O. 81 amount not
exceeding one milliop dollars lsl.1l@0 ana
70 secure The payment 81 the same by mort
gage or deed ~ trust OIL the property ~ Saiu
company. and also for the tranSaeticn az such
o her bus leSs as nay be- accidental % The
foregoing. and a. may come before SAID meet
ang.
By the order of the Board ~ Directors.
fkED =. CLARK. Secretary.
Grand Rapids. Michigan. November lNt.
bee -
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

.-ossed over tie one behind. This
seems 70 be the sock rendition OF the
modest, the ma denly, the essentially
feminine. Lefebvre has used it In his
beautiful "Un1iue' among the reeds,
her hand above her head. hair over her
shoulders, right leg very slightly for
ward. Lephart's "Bather," and In
sculpture Alzelin's "Nymph of Diana"
and de vassolot's Night and Day"
particularly the aguro Of Might fold
ing her draperies about her, the right
knee bent and tho foot drawn behind
tho left knoe-ail these being rece7t
Salon exhibits with scores and ffties
o. pictures and statues that occur 20 any
student illustrate the idea perfectly.
To appreciate the bearing Of this pos
ture on the kuock-kneo issue one must
bear In mind that the woman's knee IL
hferent from The mans. The sculptor
lses ths same relative measurements OF
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

f.nrtA d, -,oserfn- r,asculins and FEM
irine 2 cures. tnt very different bresdth
u,aasu~euenss The var-sn's shoulders
s~a m p-oro~tfon narrower. her hips
hroassr This expansion &c ne hips
Gives a greater f-.ltratf9o rf She femur
bones toward each --ne- at their lower
sxtrenities 20 pros ace eeu r. brlums Ia
otsa- words. vcmsn's .aITbs siors
r,c~s ~sufsfv ~ her krass This 1ra-
sr-asa a q ference - angle in ras ses-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
KNOCK-KSEED NYMPHS.
Ara Ehsss ths sort That Art De-
hsnts LE9
Nsw Esrk - stirssa - ths saxzsssksa
EA.s Rsia1zEs sad sasfPssFs Frs-
ssat " .saea - D~f4rza.a Ara
kas~uts tha Mathematical


TIE lines ~ 3ouaaa axare being ths
mssg aeaatlfal sta saisa as 81 As - 10,
Dc As 1seu sne zeasfal 80 pfssslsH Ea&E
as iisalized tlam saa ltaTsFed iaHlaslY
1pon taem. briagiag oaE tas sutlre
value ~ sssFY graceful earge.
tats in presatan a Nolaaa professor ts
E0iaE rusaiessly az s0rk ~ Destroy IA
certain circles of Ae~ YORK there -
confusion aad ilrcst ooasternatlon over
ths kRnouhcs4snt made ca her ausAor-
itY that painters. aAd Aore especially
scalptors. almost Invariably represent
women a. knoek-knesd
kEock hnesd aivinttiss'- The -rash
% every noshsFs dAughtsE = aroused
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

tag gn - sas e2aes 81 tAs isseF -
ana {F~~ssr PT2sl sszaaes -4Ssr1 "a
tas kAe@- Helz4as Aass - larssr "A
pr9pofs29a sk4a mAas IA ssssisr.
sn1 is 4sesat asSa a. aeh szafxeratton
81 sais sai2rzeusat - tas kass jQlAs
aa1 la%>rd pzstutsr2nee - srlaE soo1t
Nhat tn "a acsf.4l soHaaa - tie esgla-
nizz 1'f znoek- kIs~aasss, t1s ~ = SEEK
= as ezn - later pFess1 Il r. stops 81
34st lAe rlgas p0ias All - coa@elAs4
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

ceived the commission OF the letter
carriers OF the United States TO execute
the :. ;. Cox statue. and whom fame is
helping forward faster than she usually
does young sculptors, expressed her
self when questioned as somewhat
amused over the ascription to recent
art Of kn0ck-kRees.
Tho 'maidenly' attitude. she said,
reminds me always OF the story OF St
Cecilia, when they came upon her body
in the Catscombs she lay in such beau
tiful VomanlY pose that they carved
her figure in marble, Just ss she was
foand."
Miss Lawson. nevertheless. has nod
eled in "Ayscanors" ane, free figure
OF young Indian girl
Mr.. 50 Gaudens was unwilling TO de-
clare himself as to the part played in
modern art BY knock-knees- A series
of photographs received in New York
of she principal models employed bT
French artists reveals some eEcuse in
nature for enlarged knee joints. for one
or tHo arc far from fawlsss In this par
ticulsr. The most beautiful picturs Il
that of the woman said 20 have posed "a
Barthciii f9r tbe statue q Liberty ="
she "a clean lin bed and straight enough
60 SET a. exam pie 20 knock -kneeded
womsnkind Perhaps The time nay
come, with toe progress sof outdoor
sro-t among women. vbsn the srrin z
81 Diana may - presented b art "a
equally Suggestive of maiaenlT inno-
cence with tbs shriakfnv q Psyche. and
Re a. infinitely preferable % ~ mock
u0'estT of the heavT limbsd Venus
vhese feshV snses wo7l3 - sc better
for pairing, whether % nos theT would
knock against ea-h otaar we're she a
walk scross the seer
ELIZA PurxAE HxATcN
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
rREAsuRFR.s NOTICE.

City 1reasurers once.
Grand Rapids. Mleh Noy. ~ 1890.
Notice Is heieby given that the assessfnrn "a
roll for Fracing. lraHellug and paving the gul-
ters of Eighth avenue, from South Division
street 10 Agnew avenue. Ia Iar city oi Grand
Rapids, = now in my hands and that ] VIII
receive payment thereof Tor "a pero0 a
twenty days from this date. al TIE oflce Of The
City Treasurer. Clly Hal.
GEORGE X. PERRY.
dec Ilfy Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
TREAsURnR,s NOTICE.

City Clerks once I
Grand Rapids. Mich. Nov. -. ls0.
Notice IS hereby gwen HAT The assessment
roll for grading and grayeling Hogad08e ave
nue. IN the city Of Grand Rapids. rs now in
ny hands. and thar WI receive payment
thereon Tor the period ci twenty days from
this date, at the once oi the Cry Treasurer.
City Hall. GEORGE Y. PERRY.
dec 4 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
a NArrxa RoR WOMEN ONLY
ssAsstains - lapsrssat FaAt - y p
aa&s sAea4a skls Fhts

sA4iaA e&ea4a s&1E thte
lkrs2 a. Eos<ea IFzsster@
A l4sF ssEFssDsalsas sritss a. = 2eta
sEs seasa saFs ae1sAg 40 fzerS-s slil-
area. lst ta<a erss 81 a. see 30 thsAf >"
physie~i e~aaitiss. 4 sas tl cas- tll2s es@A
44a 4ersQ4s sxaa4stsd 44ks Ia netfe @-~
taysttsl g4sers. 4iasss Ere1 4la 90 asaiH-
asteAa rafssrt~- rress aassssss Rse'iti~t -
aay s~4 hesfAy eea1rsa ssrs 81 s9so sie
LAS BAL s. ga ~ Sc s-e sf 8 ales. ssS Ger
"a ffaees, ~4lca se Fs sac sfsi E.s~i q -s
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s1h41stzd sQataekt11 i sase esz4 cos4 3 -
. frsleTet 9 ae@ On sl4 stFsn<ta. Aae htfe
tae ssslthtesf. plHmpssf zad ossg " e4alss.
fsis IzSrselQas Tsm~ty "a frtsaa - " 81
sss- j. DF. areeaL's Sersers. su4 e 2ay 81
g BE- sIfenz ana healthy sna have bea2Iiiai
zad yikoroes ehllsrsd. thsy ait nsg tSll q ~se
this seader As1ong uefielass.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
DEIRoIL GRAND HAyEN4NnwAUOrE

heireli e1Ffrss IeaF ng fs5a m has Wagner
lAiiof aAo pAnet car attached. And evening"
cypress lrhAlns A. p Cd has parlor car al
ihfhto. laese trains make direct connection
ln Detroit for ali points Past
LNfrcss leaving SO la af n m has Wagner
e,rrpins car 90 Detroit arriving Ga Detroit 81
Through railroad tickets and ocean steam
ship tickets AID sieefil ~ ral berfhs secured af
y, O. ~. 4 N. once. - Monroe.si. and al ihs
depot
JOHN ". LOUD. frame Manager. Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
DETROIT. LANSING a NORTHERN.
OCT sptf 1. ls,3.


Express for SAGINAW ard Bay City FTsm
Mali f0I LaDsnr. pfffc'f ant Fast ...f7 =. ~ m
INurcfs for Lansing Detroit and AFrf u n Iu
Nal for Alma. 81 Lna 3 and ~asi .IaFl. q - D fn
Past tNp Tor Drtrcf. Aew ora and
Boston -.............. ... .........-...f62 - 3 no
AEuvH
Mail from saciusN sle bay City SD fs a m
Aai ifem lNnsiua. D'1 and Esst ~ lo , pa
Fast Esp from laHslHE Detroit and
the iasi .... secs 2 ~
Express frem Iznfins end Detroit b y u.
kEpress from hagiusH, r. Louis and
Alma..............-..... ....... 80 81 ~
sDaly fnafy except 7undav
The shortest Hbe - Detroit and East. Re
Cs1f paTioT csrs between NefreIt AID sraDs
Rapids
solid trains between Grand .spiff and tas.
iusw. Two solid trains between Grand hap
ids ard Detroit lraKinf GfaHe Rapids - 81.
n sno G.l5 = m. aud leaving peir0t 10. n
and 30 3 e..
Forfickefs ard fnf0fmsflou spp'y ~ TnIon
ticket oficf. q horrpf Ft.. and nI0H depot
6saroF pfHsfFr. Gen. Pass. hgt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
IhKE gB0Rr 4 NICHTGkN sorTHTB
DULUTH, SOUTH SHORE { lTLlEUs

tltekkT wkekfR BUrfrT SLEtPfRS
TIE Ddulh, soutt Shors& tfisuiie Ry. iS ii.s
Saorf lius fron Lowe HCh'gsn So ksr-
ouests. Hosgffon. ksgs8nes, S. Pas, kln-
usspsls. Dsig.h. Porilsn8, Seattle Iscrras,
sna tns C-ssi Northwest
Tor ksps Lovesf Fstes ste- csn ou ussrssi
Tletel snsut. - sdoress
FAE nEAkit u Jacssnn flcn-
tisffirf pass ARert
v.FFTTCEs HfBbtkD.
cen Nsnegps. s.F.hI.A
Eare Betts xichiRan-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
Mgskcson. 6aAua Earias a Indian.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL


loAtiY. al oILtrs asits except SUNDAY.
lAhilE eneNi ollhGAR. jay Ia lrss
sletpiAk cars ol Pacific ana Atlannc hs.
presses p aiio ifpm nrtreiL farar cafs run
en Dat - AEness Rlld Grand Rapids Express ID
hn4 irom Detroit blrfcf connections fn4aa
az Detroit Win sd hrluch trsins Essi rra-
tfs On sale ~ tnioa Ticket 0nlef 6 Mouraa.
ST.. aud ~ n4on oeIsof
IAEa Al. hEluGs lieH kr't s. Monroe 81
g. ". n tsctEs. 81. 2. tud J. Asf flicu1o
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
CHICAGO a WEST MICHIGAN RAILWAY.

cepi rstura ~. fDally except NandaN.
IhroIEl farior coach 20 Ihics fa oD 500 ~
m train eXt "a charge for SEATS
Trains lfaTing o-aad KapI IGs al 1l J. m ana
u ~ n rln flfallh fo Chicago sal1.
Comb aatlon fIetpIng and uarior cars he-
TWEEN Grand Eapias and Indianapolis on
Night LAprcHs trains
Through tiNcprrs 20 and from Chicago 0H
Night Ea press trains.
l40p a. tram from Chicago connects with
train leaving Grand Rapids 90 N 81 o. m which
has sleeper f0r lTtNrlse lItF. ~ D W train
from Chicago and ~ p pa train from Grand
Rapids have Nagnef draw ~ reom buffet cars
rs m train has Through free psriof car 90
MaHisiee va NJ. ana - p. j.. r.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

Women who suffer from female weakness.
Irregularities OF other di ffieulties peculiar
a. thsir sex. and VINO are IN consequence
weak. tired nervous and run down In
health ana strength. and who suffer from
dragging pains and aches, weak back and
bad feeling head. 10 say nothing Of the eX-
t-eme nervousness and mental depression,
shoud by all means use Or. Greene's Neryura.
the great nerve iuyigoraRt and ie'torer OF
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those painful and exhalsfing diseases be
cause IL Is a purely veg table and perfectly
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Why do women suffer when Dr. Greene's
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iO7 West sd ST.. New York City.
Or. Greene. Of IS West Tourteenih-st.. New
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he doctor has devoted special attention TO
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

The most

The most
complete as
sortm ut OF
G. nts ur
nishing goods
IN the south
endto be found
At the Grocery
and Dry Goods
store OF = s.
Harris szs and
577S Division
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
TRlIN IINE IlRLES.

Trains msrkat ran daily
alslfy tketpt SUnaas
titktIhHlak FAbl0E 1sK sEEVt0E.
Aarlb-H 81 la sfain p.r.,f ,sf,Ir ,,ar A.,
Nar6inan llts III Al 81 trsin 49,,
cistEiag Tar tef Nackinsp cts
ceAt ar~n 81 in tfA1l has HafiUI luaiI iar e.
ttne' hneih tV ~ b trsiH has tarQutk fsIlaf
tkf lof lhlcaka 3 e. a. irain. "A AEaeI riaaf-
lts tsf ltf tihunhVN. ~ - b la tiala. n a.
ucI Sleeping laf lof ChieAEa.
Mcskcsons 0faud t.spfes 4 Indiana
ler NASkegon. - eN a "a BAN tt0p
ft.m af ~ al 3 a. .. > a. 3 m. .s at 3 al
ihroHEh fickrls ana fui iufaftaa fisr .,al' -
Rae ~ t&liuE uuan aIin4ulsf fisk ss-erf
ai uuia ID station 0f O N Nuhsaa TrIal. tIrl.f
Asvnt Molree-st. afanc haplas MIuh
g l.. LotAuoen. sen. Pass. agent
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-01
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Mts. WinsIoD's Snotbing @prup bon
Mlttern beim 3abnen ber 3inber auges
tpenbet. Wirt Su i'm 51lafe burd
bas S6reien zines &inbes seft6rt. bas
i'm 3abnen 1T unb Dor G1mersen
weiut9 Menn 10, IaHe fofori cine
GlafGe bon nMrs. @inslom's Soothing
Syrup" bolen. Gein Mertb 1T unbes
Sablbar. @s uirb benz fleinen 2eiben-
ben iofort 2in6erung berl1afen. Ser.
laBt @u9 barauf, Mitter, es lit fem
3weifel oartber. Sc beiIt Dpienterp
unb Siarrboe, reguIirt ben Woeen unb
bic Nieren. beieitigt Winb &olit, ers
tpei9t ben 8aumen, berbinbert gnt3in>
oung unb ifdrft bas gauae Spifem.
sMrs. Minsloms Soothing Syrup
fir sabnenbe ainber lift angenebm in
@ef9mad unb bas &eaept itammt bon
einem Der 5eiten peibli9en 9ler3te in
ben Ser. Staaten. IS 1T bel allen
Srugsiifen in Der sanaen Welt an boz
ben. 8reis Is gts. per Glai6e.
3auft ni9ts anberes als Mirs. Winss
Ions Soothing Syrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-01
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VtAucetAeutgWute 8 uepertr00un8en.
g. $. WoIf an 6. Rabborf. @runbs
fif in Ut .@ommerce fir. 81. ZOO.
8. 6. Niarfs on o. Qebr, @runbitad
in Meitenb $500.
gbas. Dong on o. 2ebr, 2 Grunbs
ffide auf prospect 9iQ $1,000.
Nugufi 9ape unb areI MeeriGeibt an
Sobn Sderer. 2, @runbntde In Nebrass
faffr. $3.50.
6. unb 8. 2abenburs on Sobn S9es
rer 4 ader 2aub apiIden 8irqinia,
0adbetp Snbiana unb Otiovfrs So
1893.
$. nnb Q. @ilum an %. Srabem.
@ruubtad on Gnllaebam gpe. 5000.
S. %. 8reitling an 90. 3. Opel.
mann. 8runbfiid an @ropesfr. $500.
Silbebranb, StribIina & So. on
3bomos 8. Granflin. @runbfiid auf
2aurel 9eights $3.50.
ST. Setter on Sobn @9ott, 6 @rrnbs
hide an @rapion unb Sofepbinefrs.
preis nbminel.
Nusuit 6ape an Sobn Sderer, Stid
2anb an Mebrasta. unb Wittmannlir.
81, 845.
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,slectric Wttfers.

Diefes SeilmitteI 1T 70 nobIbefannt unb 10
popular setucrben, bab es faum nod beiOnberer
Grpabnnns bebarf. NQe, bic es iemaIs &c.
braudten, ftimmen nit elm in fein Cob. Cine
reinere Msbiein siebt es ni6t, unb es pirb "a.
raniie %seleifet, 6ae fe aues Ieifet, pas man
bon ibr berfpridt. electric Bitters beiIt ale
2eioen Der 2eber unb Der Mieren, es entfernt
gefdpiire, ausfdIas, gaI3Fub unb anbere
Gol9en u~ureinen 1Intes. &c treibt bas Ma.
Iaria. Gieber aus BEN SbItem, beugt bemfeIben
Dor unb BELT es felbif in ben 6artn6digfen
Gdllen. @ eurirt aopffdmer3en, Blutanbrans
mad Dem aopfe nnb Misrdne. 8erfude baS
electric Bitters Seilnn9 pirb sarantirt, ODER
bas gelb ;uridsesoblt. @reis per Glafde 50
Cents uno 81 in ellen Apotbefen. @boleiaIe
BEL Dreib, 9bomplon & 60.
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8anoera @ountp baut Elm nsues
@ourthaus fir 1922. 900.
- Nus benz 3u1ibauslaeer bel &ust
fno 19 5trdfinge entiprungen.
- ueber ben berfDrbenen Wilbelm
Wabrmunb sebsn uns aus Grieori9s.
burg folgenbe biograpbiide Saten 3u:
st tpurbe an 30. Npril 1924 In Miesz
ba6en gebDren; Derbeiratbete fi1 I'M
Sabre 1843 nit NmaIie G1ilbfne1t:
manberte nit ieinen @ltern, orei Brit.
bern, feiner Jrau unD .einem 5obn As
aus. W. Mabrmunb begab f9 mad
Neu. 8raunfeIs unb erbielt Mnfelung
beim NbeIsberein als probiantmeifer.
SIM Sabre 1847 erbielt er BON 0ereitl
ben Muftrag, nod Griebri9sburg 3u
geben; 1848 lieB er fi6 nit feiner So.
mile auf elmer Garm am Bear Greet,
a6t Meilen bon Griebri bsburg ent.
fernt. nieoer; 1851 wurbe er aIs Chief.
Suffice bon Gillespie County erpdblt
unb betleibete bas Amt mebrere Sabre.
1876 fiel auf i'm bic Wabl als gountps
Ridter, unb in bieiem Mnte bsrblieb
CT big gu isinem Sobe. SIN Sabre
1853 mar er ndmlid wieoer In bic
Stabt ge3ogen uno betrieb Elm &auf-
mannssei6dft. Sn Der Na6t bonn 20.
gum 81. SUM itarb er am 9er5f9Iag.
Bon ben feiner Che entlprofenen aebn
2inbern Rnb nur nod brei am 2eben,
3tpei S6bne unb cine 9odter.
Nuf benz geperbliGen @ebiete
regt es ii6 in Ssras mebr uno mebr, 10
beiBt ss, miro in nd91er 3eii f1on cine
Gabrit gum @~introdnen, @inma9en
unb 0erbaden bon Sbt erri6tet tpers
ben. Wie Die babel 8eibeiIigtsn be.
baupten, baben fie Elm gang ileues 8er=
fabren in Mntuenbung, permitteIii Def.
fen iie aus benz gep6bnliden Bsien.
fraut (broomreed) reinen Nltobol Der.
3uitslen i'm Stanbe fnb unb in tpenigen
Minuten bic BrDmbeeren in .@eIee belz
panbeIn f6nnen.
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98as .utr aebramd,en fDuue,,

finb mebr folder gtabIi6emente tpie bas
oes 9errn s 60. Manbr in Der Mu.
finftraBe, In tDelden feiBise 9anbper.
Ter unb gefdifte Mrbeiter Iobnenoe Be=
i66ftigung in6en f6nnen. Sic neue1fen
unb DOllfommenten Maf6insn finb
bort forttpdbrenb i'm @ange, I'm Glitter
men un6 WafergefdBe aler @r6Ben unb
Nrten ~ber3utelen, unb MAIDEN mir
8ieb3aGter unb Garmer auf bieien
umfanb beionbers aufmerffam. Wuh
einen groBen 8orratb bon GaBbauben
unb 8inbeeiien bdlt 0err WanbrD tets
auf Eager. Sem gtabIiRement lit elm
muftergtltiges in ieber Weife nnb ner
ii6 fur bergleiden interelfrt, pirb einen
8eiu1 Der Merfe lobnen6 finben.