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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-09-02
PETTIS DRY GOODS co.
Pardoned by the Governor.

Oliver Z. Hawkins and Richard Hance,
OF Kokomo, were each engaged to youne
ladies Of that place. IL seems that on the
night of May IL, 1857 Hance took Hawkins's
sweetheart out riding and attempted q
criminal assault on her. The news of the
outrage coming TO the ears of Hawkins he
met Hance on the following night and shot
and killed him. He was tried for man.
slaughter, the principal evidence against
him being his own admission, after he had
surrendered himself TO the authorizes.
though claiming that he had acted in self
defense. He was only eighteen years old
and was sentenced to the penitentiary for
seven years. He was of good family and
had been engaged as book-k keeper in the
seed store of his father. He has served
about half his sentence and now goes out
free man, Governor Hovey having par
doned him at the solicitation of all who
took part in the trial.
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BOARD OF TRADE.
The Governors in Their Monthly Meeting Act
on the Reports of Various Committees.

The governors of the Board of Trade met
last night, with Vice-president C. C. Foster
presiding. The finance committee made q
report, showing the balance on hand Sept.
to be SS.S2O.46, and recommending that
dividend of 81 be declared on each certif-
cate of shares held by the MEMBERS or that
the same be applied on future mortuary as
sessments. The recommendation was con-
CURED in. The membership committee re-
ported, ordering an assessment to te made
on the members to pay the loss OccasiOned
by the death of Mr. Alexander Metzger
The committee on communications and
resolutions reported in favor of having
representative on the national transporta-
ton committee to be organized at Chicago as
| soon as the chairman of that committee has
been notified of the favorable action of
twelve commercial organizations in the
country. ID. 2. Irwin was selected as such
representative. A communication was re-
ported as received from the Mechanics In
stitute of this city, requesting the board to
appoint COMMITTEES TO confer with the in
stitute, which has in view the enlarging of
the present institute. or the organizing of
a new one. The appointment of the COM
mittee was left to Vice president Foster.
who will act in a few days.
The transportation committee reported
that they had considered communication
referred to them from George Merritt e.
wool. The committee recommended that
copies of the communication be sent to
the various boards of trade, and also to c.
K. Gill, chairman of the classification COM
mission, of New York. The report was
adopted, and the board adjourned.
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CULLINGS FROM THE COURTS.

Schiller's Fancy for q Photograph Leads to
Marriage and Divorce.
Frederick Schiller filed complaint yes
terday for divorce from Otilie Schiller.
relating an unusual story. They were mar
ried in this city in October. 1889. under pc
culiar circumstances. Schiller. who resided
here, was shown photograph of Utilie.
then in Germany, and at once began a cor
respopdence with her through her sister,
Later on he furnished her money to pay her
expenses to this country, and she came di-
rect to Indianapolis. He alleges that when
she arrived she was about to become q
mother. but notwithstanding this fact he
married her. After marriage, he says, she
abandoned him. and has ever since failed
to attend to her duties as wife.
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Chicago News.
The death-knell of the sympathetic strike
has been sounded. The federal ion of trades
helpful But the day has probably gone
past when trades without grievances can
be ordered out on strike to help trades
with grievances. Recent occurrences in
connection with the New York Central
strike merely show the trend of the times
Progress is the watchword of organized la
Dor. and there is little prospect of return
to the mistakes of the past. Every friend
of toiling humanity rejoices in the progress
Of organized labor toward a worthy goal.
Little by little the race is being lifted
above ignorance. oppression, injustice.
Step by step the march is ever toward uni
versal brotherhood.
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Black Dress Stuffs

There is n great demand for Black
Dress Stuffs for early Fall wear. wo
have special bargains TO offer you in
Scrges, Henriettas, Alma Cloths. Sebas-
topol Cloth. English Mohair and Cecel-
liam Cloth.
See the 54-inch Cecellian Cloth at 75c
yard; a good 81 quality everywhere.
HALF MOURNING GOODS = We
have fine assortment of this line of
goods. Serges, Alma Cloths and Mo-
hairs, in plaids. stripes and checks.
45-inch Plaid Mohair, fine quality, 65c
yard; good value at 81 yard.
COLORED DRESS STUFFS-We are
daily adding to our line of new Fall
Dress Stuffs, in new Plaids, Serges. Hem
riettas and novelties In Combination
Suits.
We continue our offering of low prices.
As long as we remain in our present loca-
ton we are determined TO give you
prices which cannot be duplicated.
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ext ommander-in-chiei of the Sons Of Vet
Grams Charles +. Griffin. Keys. u: X. Lucas
and A. Il. Charpie and others will speak.


The reunion of the Nincty-ninth Indiana
Infantry will occur Mt Crown Point on
Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
Major Holman, Captain Thomas, Chap
lain Lucas. Chief Splann anG Others will
leave for Crown Point ct IL 4. NJ. Wednes-
day, and ask all members Of the regiment
about indianapolis to join them.
The survivors of the Seventieth Indiana.
President Harrison's old regiment, Will hold
their reunion Thursday at Greenwood. A
train on the Jeffersonville road will leave
the Union Station at S:S5 that morning.
The annual reunion of the Fifty-fourth
Indiana Regiment will be held in this city
on Wednesday of State fair week The
place of meeting will be in Superior Court
room No. 2 courthouse.
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The Court Record.
COMING TOGETHER OF SOLDIERS.
Reception to Governor Hovey by Grand Arm
Men and Ofhera

Reception to Governor Hovey by Grand Army
Men and Others.
The reception to Governor Hovey by the
Grand Army posts. Soldiers and Sailors
Alliance and Sons of Veterans will take
place at Tomlinson Hall Friday evening.
The arrangements for the event comprise
numerous speeches and music. to be pre-
coded by a parade of the organizations
named. together with the city companies of
the Indiana Legion. General j. X. Cerna-
han will deliver the address of welcome,
and after Governor Hovey's response. Gen.
erals Crosse and Manson. ex-Department
Commander Travis. Judge Daniel Waugh.
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Witnesses in the case in which Edward
McConaha is charged with robbing the
Edinburg postoffice were examined by
United States Commissioner Van Buren,
yesterday. An iron box in the postoffice
was carried into an alley at night, after
having been taken from the safe, and
broken open with sledge- hammers by three
men. One of these men. Thomas H. Brown,
night Waterman at Edinburg, who saw the
latter is endeavoring to establish an alibi.
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The missionary Conference.

The local committee of the Missionary
Conference, which will begin it's session at
tie Second Presbyterian Church to-mor-
row. desires all who will entertain dele-
gates to promptly notify Charles IL. Meigs,
ir. One of the objects of this conference is
to determine the best course to pursue with
reference to the thousands of offers that
come from all parts of the country from
those who desire TO 60 as missionaries to
foreign fields.
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Notes of the Day.

The boiler-makers of Logansport Union,
No. 4, came in body, and marched In the
line.
1T looks like old times" said q veteran
printer. as he viewed the unusually large
turnout of No. /.
President Z. T. Plank and Secretary
treasurer w. s. McClevey, of the Interna-
tional Typographical Union, marched with
the printers and pressmen.
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CHEAPER SCHOOL BOOKS

The undersigned take pleasure in an
nouncing that we have just completed
arrangements with the American Book
Company that will enable us to sell the
school books mostly used in our city at
the following reduced rates:
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Payment of Pensions.

Pension Agent Ensley will begin his regu-
lar quarterly payment of pensions on Thurs
day. He has about -. 600 900 at his COM
nand this quarter TO meet all claims.
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sumcd. The last train came into the city
at 1890 O'Clock last night bearing the last
of the tired pleasure-seekers.
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The county grand jury met yesterday
morning. The jurors will be busy the bal
ance of the week.
The case of George w. Stout, charged
with stealing harness from j. NJ. Eads.
was continued before Mayor Sullivan yes
terday.
Yesterday was the first day in the court
calendar for the September term, but all of
the judges adjourned IN honor of Labor
day. They will begin work to-day.
Judge Irwin will sentence Ida Massona
this morning. She was convicted of steal
ing S110 from Daniel Harmon. of Fort
Wayne, In wine-room last Thursday
night.
Judge Woods, of the federal court, or
dered yesterday that all claims against the
Chicago * Atlantic railroad, recently sold
to the Erie company, must be filed with
the clerk of that court by Oct. l.
The Court Record.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Hon. William Irwin. Judge
State vs. Ida Massona; grand larceny.
Sentence suspended.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Ne,r Shifts Filed
Frank Schiller VS.. Otilie Schiller: divorce.
Allegation. abandonment.
n. S. Byram VS.. j. o. Adams ct al; to
quiet title.
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NEW hat-racks 81 VIM. L. Elder'A
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Dunlap Hats,

Now ready at
SEAToN's Hat Store,
"a North Pennsylvania street.
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The New York Store
ESTABLISHED 1851
SILKS-..Wenderful Values.

24-inch Black Gros Grain Silk, heavy
and fine finish, never been sold less than
S1.25; our price 81.
24-inch Rhadames, extra quality and
finish, S1.5O per yard.
24-inch heavy and fine quality Surah
at Csc.
30 pieces fancy stripe colored Surahs.
including eight pieces Black and White
Goods. all worth zoe; price now Acc.
C0L0RED DRESS GOODS.
so pieces Checks. Stripes and Plaids,
double width, great value at 25c.
go pieces Checks. Stripes and Plaids,
double width. extra quality. at soc.
60 pieces all-wool double-width Flan-
mel Suitings, fine quality, IN all the new
shades and mixtures, 37l2c.
Also, few Robes left of our recent
purchase and sale. Price So each.
GINGHAMS AND PRINTS.
100 pieces Criterion Ginghams at 10c;
regular price 12s'c.
is pieces Satines, marked to close out
at Sc; former price 1212c.
Wear opening daily all the new styles
in Prints.
Please call and examine the above
values.
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@ilbelms Nrpsra,mat.

Gaiiet Wilbelm II. bat lid bon iei.
mem Stur5 bereits tpieber 10 loeit erbolt,
baB er an bic Qusfibrung ieines Set
unb &eifesY rogramms Der ndt fen go.
den beransetreten 1T. Mm 4. SUM
cling er mad paiemalf, UNI Dem @e6ent.
fefte bes bort in @arniion liegen6en Glz
raiier : &eeimantes G6nigin (friibet
r8apreutb") on bic biforii6e Wttade
bel 0obnfriebberg Gam 4. SUM- 1745)
beiaumobneu. Mm Is. Stunt, Dem So
bestage ieiHts 8aters, mirb CT Dem Sc
bd9tniBgoitesbiente b%eilpobnen, Der au
@bren beg Wertorbeuen In ber pptss
banner 6riebenstir9e abgebaIten misb.
Nm %. SUM nirb er benz 15Oidbri.
gen Subildum Der @arbsssbusgorps
beimobnen uno am "a. sunni
uirb er id bann nit feiner @emabIin
in Stet mad Trebsusberg eini9iHen, mo-
er Der bdnif6en G6ntsss Gamilie einsn
gefu6 a~bsuiiatten gsoenft. 8on 0ane.
mard aus miro Die 2aiieriu suriid mad
GINS geben, mo lie bic 8dber sll Be-
nuBen gebenft. tpdbrenb Der Safer mad
@brifiana tpeiterreifi, I'm BON ba aug
ldngere 3eit In ben roripegifhen Sc.
pdfern gu treu3en. Sad feiner aif=
febr miro ct iiber Wil6elmsbafen rad
England abiegeln. um ben groBeu eng.
lii9en Glotten. Man6bern bei3unobnen.
Spdter mirb Der 2aifer bann oil ben
sWfan0Oern beg @aroe GDrDs
uno oes 6. Mrmee : Corps tbeilnebmen
unb bann tpirb er irgenbmo in GaIez
fen ooer in Sprol cine 3uiammehfunft
nit benz 2aiier 6ran3 SoIepb BON
Oeterrei9 baben. 9ann iollen bic
groBen GlOttensM Chamber in Der Norb=
unb Office ahgebalten tperben, 5u benea
man unter anberen @11ten aud ben
2ronptin3en bon Stalien ertpartet. 81
bielIeitig uHo rei6baItiq bisfes pro.
9ramm aud 1T. 10 eutbdlt es bod fei.
aerlei Nnbeutuneen iibsr BEN aneebli6
%aeplanten 8eiua bes Gailers in = 81.
petersburgl
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nSaften Sic beute?" unb fagte auf
rlifid bin3u: Observation-Disclosures
wo" (@ftn Sits tbut ni9ls).
pOieie liItige 8emerfung madte mid
10 berpirrt, oaB i9 pDne DaterfGieb
Niles gu trinfsn beganu, tpas lmmerfort
in bic Glider : Sattelisn gefiiit rrur5e,
Bier unb &%beinwein unb @bdmpaguer
unb Burgunber unb porttpstn. Der
Siirlt ielblt aB uao tranf tpie ein itar=
fer, gan3 %eeiunoer unb Frif@er Meni6.
0ugeni6einlih luar ct bel gutter 2auue
uno i'm 8egenfaB gu allen gr3dblungen
unb Geril6ten perrietben neber iein
Iusornd nod feline Worte irgeub ets
mas, mas oil S1moIen pber Jronbiren
etinneti bdtte. IS tpar Elm @ranb,
itignsur, Der ba Der Safsl prdFbirte =
ein fiuger @ranbfei9neur, ~nsu iirz
big bis our 9r0bten Ginfadbeit unb eilz
fa6 big CUR @utmiitbigteit, Ger ba rus
bigeu @emitbes uub flaren Settles
ausrubt lin Greiie ser 5einigen BON
ben 5taotsgef6dfteu, aber unter Der
untbdti9feit feinestDegs leioet, nidt
ben Wtutb fnten ldBt un6 bic &ube gu
eenieBsn perfebt getpiHsrmaBen Grdfte
au neuer Sbdtigfeit fammelnb. 9ie
peri6nli9teit bes Tiirlten III eine be-
aauberabe; als mdbrenb meiuer langer
unterreoung nit benz Jurften nod
Slid. bet permutbli1 i'm &riege pers
puubete 8aron ObIeu auf uus 5ubinfte
unb f6 ebrfur6tsooQ berabf1iebete,
tiiBte ct ibm bic 9anb, mas Der Jiirft
dig etmas gang @em6bnli1es, ia Gelbf,
BET tdnbli9es aufnabm uno i1 pun=
berte mid oatiiber gar ni9t, ionbern
begrif es uno es ribrte mid. ....Sn
Solge elmer fi9tieen ironii6en Bemer.
tuug bes Giriten 8ismard n5er ber
Battenberger er3dblte i'd inn la,
9enb, baB bel uns lit politii6en Rreiier
cine Mnefoote turHre, mona6 Der Jtrf,
bonn 8%atteaberger befragt, pb ct Der
bulsatii9en Sbron annebmen loas, ge.
iagt babe: v@enib, In ienem Gaas
lperbea Sic i'm Nlter cine anaenebmt
grinHerung mebr babeu." Ser Thrf
erwiberte: pSa, bas babe i'd bu9ftab:
lid eeiagt, aber ni6t gum BARTENDER.
ger, fonoern sum p%rin5en &arl
BON 9oben3oIern, oem &0nige Dor
&umdnien. Ser aber lit nod bort"
9ie Safel uurbs a~ufgebpben. Gel
Gfrf ifano auf unb ale beaaben fi6 ii
has @aff5immer, mo man plab nabm,
Ser Girft trat auf mid gu unb reidtt
mir bic 6anb nit ben Morten: .@e.
iegnete MablSeit". Die 6iriiin bra9tl
ibm cine lance gfeife berbei; Id tif
aug meinem Noti3bu@ elm 8latt papiel
beraus, orebie es au einem Gioibus,
aiubete bieien nit einem S9wefelb6Ia.
den on unb legte i'm arf bic pfeife. -.
v6ier finb @isarren', iaete Der Giirf,
aus Der 8feife f6mau6eno-i9 nebmt
bier in ber 9ipanede plab; nebner
Sic f6 Sbren &afee unb iebeu ei'
fib bierber gu mir" Dabei ridte e,
mir einen @efel au. rSo-iebt mil
len mir infer @efprd6 fOrtieben."
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Dab Semanbem elm 3abn aug Der
Waie berausmddft biirfte aud ni6t an
ben aQtdgliden 8orfommniIen 0eb6.
rem. Sn ber &linit bes f6niali6eh
3abndratli9en Snititutes Su Berlin
tpuroe ttrsli9 elm 18idbriger @Dmnas
fal' primaner borgeffelt. Der nit elmer
%iogenannten n0afenf9arte" sur 8elt
aetommen, bic iebo6 i9on am erftea
Sebenstage bon Or. Mitten3usig befei=
tist tpurbe. Tod iebt 3eigt f6 Bel benz
iunaen Wann cine Spalte bes barten
unb meiden @aumens, ber fpgenannte
WOlfsra6en. Set etpa bret Ssabren
1T nun In benz redten NaienHigel bes
Vatienten eiu p6aig ausgebiloeter 3abn
getuadfen, Der. BON oben ausgebenb,
augenblidli6 nit benz anteren NaIen.
ranbe abi6IieBt. Die @niIiebung oies
ies 3abnes, Der iibrigens bic Seutlid)s
teit Der Nusipra6e erbebliG %beeinfuBt,
1T bolig rdtbfelbaft. Ser Batter bes
iungen Wtannes ertIdrte, baB feline Grau
unb er ielbt aan5 geiuno wdren, baB
aber bon ieinen brei S0bnen bic beiben
ilingeren bic Nbnormitdt ber 6alen.
i9arte unb beg WolfsraGens seigten.
prof. Buf9 empfabl ben Raien3abn in
Der Narfofe ~herausne6men unb fia ben
@aumen beridlieBen gu laRen, um cine
before 4usipra9e gu erm6gIiGen. Ser
Batter tuoute ie6od in einen pper0tiben
gingrih ni6t milisen.
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Weism 8eatnne Ses gpmmers

III % uobI 5eitgemdB, bic 9ufmerflam.
teit aler GrunobeiBer unb Garmer auI
Elm fur fie Invertebrates gtabltRemert in
bieiger Staot unb 6efen gr3eugni1e gu
Ienfen. IS 1T bas bic 3iferei oes 0rn.
@eo. Manbrp in Der NuftinfraBe.
Sn beriel6en iperoen Gdfer, G%ifternen,
Sants u.f No., u.f.u. nit 3"ubilfenabme
Der beffen unb neueffen Maf6inerie Der,
geftelt. Wer alio oas erquidenbe NaB
iammeln muB unb baau ~geeianeter 0oIs.
gefdbe beoarf, Der gebe gu SEQ. Man.
brp, tuenn er auf CUTE Mrbeit unb reenen
preis febt. Shon Der bloBe Nnblid
Der Werfftatt NIT ben brauieaben unb
f6narrenben MaIdinen unb Ben Rd
feibig regenben 6dnben 9eididter
WerfIeute lit bes Beiudes tuertb.
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RaNaae mad, Gmrupa,

Die Age1turen beg 6err1 %. s.
Voung, 30. l Commerce : StraBe,
Gan Antonio, unb $50. SOB Mains
StroBe, Dallas, pertreten nur bic
ailertarnt befen europdii6en Dampfers
ginien. 6err Douns lit i'm Stanbe bic
btlIigfenR aten 3I geben, en-
tbeilt b~ereitwilis iebe setpiinf9te Nus
tunft unb beiorgt iebr prompt ole inn
ibergebenen Muftrdge. Wer mad Gu.
ropa 80 reifen utinf9t, ober 0erwanbte
bertberfommen IaHeu min, uenbe fG
on irgertb eine Der ~genanuten agenturen.
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ssr Moberue Quite in @trob unb
Gtla in ben beliebteiten 6aeons: Duns
Lap, Gnor uub Stetfpn.
panepat & Sobn.
Math fir Miitter,

Dor iiber so Sabren idon tpnrbe
Wlrs. Winslop's SOOTHING Sprup BON
gliittern beim 3abnen Der Rinber anges
menbet. Wirfi 9u i'm S6lafe bur6
bas S6reieu zines Ginbes gtff6rt. bas
i'm 3abnen III unb bor Sdmer5en
meint2 Wenn 70, lade ipfort cine
5Iaide Don vMrs. WinsloiD's Sootbing
Syrup bolen. Sein Wertb 1T unbes
sablbar. IS ipirb benz fleiner 2eibens
ben fofort 2iHoerung beri6afen. Der.
laBt @u1 baraut Miitter, es lit fein
3peifeI oariber. Sc beilt Dpienterp
unb Diarrboe, reguIirt ben Maaen unb
Die Iieren, beieitiet Wino aoIif, ers
tuei6t ben 8aumen, berbinbert gntaiins
oung uno fdrtt bas sanae Gpfem.
rWsrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup
fur sabnenbe Sinber 1T ongenebm In
8ei9mad unb .bas Resept ftammt BON
eiuem Der 5eiien tpeibliden Nerate In
ben Der. Staaisu. IS lit BEL allen
Srussiiten in Der san3en @eIt sa boz
ben. prels 25 Ste. per 6Iaide.
Eauft ni6ts anberes aIs Mrs. Wirs,
Ions Soothing Syrup.
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galifpruiasmsiue.

WeinIiebbaber inben Elm erobes aas
GET ton feinen California Weinelt Bel
6errn 5. s. Meper am Nlonio
plaaa. 6err Meper fuht bic Weine
on Srt unb STEELE aus uih fauft brett
aus benz Seller Ter Wein3ti6ter. Oils
gntem 2enner gelingt es ibm tets, Bic
beffen Sorten ausaumdblen. @r fann
feline &unben uno Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen perieben. 8otbz unb
Weibmeine in bor3igIi9er QuaIitdt
pot ieBt oh $1.00 per @alone fret
t1s 9als geliefert.
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1s- Wenn Semanb fem uno gu an.
nebmbarem preiie ipeifen min, 70 gebe
er gum Miifionss@arten. Oie
9erren 0beiner & Gat.f, 8efber biez
leg @tabHhements, balten barauf ibre
Gdffe ftets polfommen sufrieoen su ifel>
len. Mae faifonmdBisen Delifatefen,
Muiern, Wilb, Slide, @eflhsel &C. finb
bort in Der oelifateffen 3ubereiiung ole
3elt an baben- Mabl3eiten perben auf
Wunf1 in bic @obnungen Der Runber
geiarot. Nu6 bietet Der nit Der
SpeiieDirtbf6af! berbunbene Bars
DOR bic beffen @etrdnfe. ifets frifdes
8ier unb feine 9iqu6re unb Weine.
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LAUREL HEIGHTS!
(2orbeers $ d IL

Dies 1T Der einaige 6iigel In Der unts
gebun9 Der staof, Der erreihbar III,
obne bob man giienbabnen freuaett
ODER en- fleinen 9iitten boriber muB.
Die gerbeherungen inb ale porahqIia
uno Die StraBen limb beinabe Bis al
oieiem uunberl66nen 6hgel atabirt.
Ut liegt 100 Sub bod iiber Der 5tabt
unb bic babi6efen Sduier liegen in
ieiner Ndbe.
Sietet nie fhDnffe 2lasfidt.
9ie retnfte Suft n. Der bette stbattet.
Sretteffe straRen tmb Mtemmes.
Sic fh5nffe NIB geiiimoefte Gage tn
ber stabt.
Sober 8auplab bat mebrere 8dume
uno Strdu6er, pie 2sbensei9e, Wees
iatGe, Agarita, 2orbser uno perfs
monen; angepfIan3te Shats
tenbdume UNI ieben BIod.
Sn oiefem Slima fnb SGattens
b d um unb Seebri5e pefentlid.
Die 9auptr6bren Der WaKerz uno Cos
leitung geben big gu ben 8aupldben
uno tperben ieBt meter gefnbrt.
San Yebro, Belfnap, 0oparo, Stain
uno WcGulougbzN benue Iaufen brett
bur9 bas Gigentbum.
9as gigentbum Iieet big anf cine
Meife tnaerbalb ber gtabtarenset.
9ie Baupldbe baben cine Gront BON
so SUP, Die Nbenues baben cine 8reite
bon 80 SnB unb bic NaeDs cine iol9e
bon 20 Sub unb finb In Der Shat $1,000
tpertb; i'd D%erfaufe aber ebt an
Sol6e, Die bauen pollen, Bic
Sot fir $200-$400. Ma1bem n1ebs
rere 9duier aufgefiibrt tuorben Rn6,
tperbe i'd bic Preiie erb6ben, big MQe
pesfauft unb NIT ben i16n1ten 6duiern
In Der Sta6t San Mntonio bebaut f1n6.
Bebingungen, elm 8iertel baar; Mef
ouf LANCE 3ett nit 8 pro3ent 3infen.
Werben 6dufer iofort In Mngrif gez
fornnen, 1T 8aar . Mn3ablung ni9t
erforberli9.
Wir tptini6en @erbeferungeu gu boz
ben, ni6t @elb.
Laurel Heights Office,
No. Alt Sif > Sputon StraBe, San
Mntonio, Seras.
SAP s. Mbams.--..-~ giaenihimer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-07
Ser Cinderella gd,ub ; gtpre,

@de S1s0ouaonfraBe unb Mbenue c.,
bieier beliebts 2aben Der @ta6t, bot
feinen neueu 8orratb bon Sommers
f9uben fir 9erren. Damen unb
Ginber erbalten uno bat cine unbers
aleidliGe NusDabl aler Sorten unb
Qualitdten. Der Cinderella : G1ubs
Store fabrt nur bic Gabrifate Der beifen
Jabrifen unb nberbietet Nles, mos i'm
biefgen Warft gu baben lit. Gpecia.
Iitdt fir 0erren: ber 8odforbsS dub,
fir So. SIS Derlobnt ib Der Mhbe, i'm
@inberelIa Store p~orauipreden,
ebe man anbersmo fauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-07
OeffemtliAe 8efanmtmaanng
Office bes Gifn gofTeeto,

Office beg Gitp Collector. |
San Intonio, 8. SUM, 1890. !
Ale 6unbe gigentbimer Der Stab
fDerben bierburd barauf aufmerfiam
gema6t, bob bic 9unbes Steuer fdaiq
lit. Nne 9unbe, tpel9e bonn Is. SUM
an nod obne Steuermarte angetroHen
ueroen, tuerben In llebereinRimmuuq
nit ben biesbeaigli6en ftdbtil9en Ser,
orbnnngen aufgesriffen tperben.
gb. &if9e,
4,6, 9mt1mtu Stdbtiider Collector.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-07

~ 6err g6marb perfd,
254 MarttfraBe, San Nntonio,
9dnbIer In gienwaarenac &C.,
9at eiisert eroBen 8orratb bon geripptem
Glen, DaGsgifen, Dadsgled( Roofing
Tin), 9rabtsyleb fir Genset, fduor:
sem unb galbaniirtem gifenbIed BON
allen Ninmern uub gr6Ben, WetQQen
uno 2anbretb's @arteu.S dmereien.