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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-07-31
All For IlOgg.

Hasris county, Cooks home IN
structed for Hogg, Galveston oonh'
~, the homo of the News, sent a
solid Hogg delegation TO San An
tonic. McLennan county the home
of George Warwick Clark, instructed
for Hogg. Navarro county, tue
home of Boss Bryan Barry, instruct
ed for Hogg. Bexar county the
home of the San Antonio Express,
sends TO the state convention a Hogg
delegation. Williamson county, the
old home and residence OF H. NJ
Hall, instructs for Hogg Dallas
county, the home of Boss W. l.. Ball
and of the Seven County Combine
instructed for Hogg, Travis county,
the home OF Frank Maddox, instructs
for Hogg. Guadalupe, the home OF
John Ireland, instructed for Hogg'
Verify, these be troublous times Tor
those who would stand in the march
of the people.-Fort Worth Gazette
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Clemens for Senator.

The New Braunfels senatorial
convention, which met on Tuesday,
inter nearly ono hundred ballotings
closed its labors on yesterday morn
ing by the nomination OF Mr. Glenn
ems.
p. s., Since writing the above
Capt. McLendon, one of the dele
gates from this county, called on us
on his return and informed us that
Judge Kone withdrew after the DIST
ballot and Clemens was nominated
by acclanation. We give Judge
:Kone oil due credit for proper act.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-07-31
Hon. l.. w. Moore.

We begin this week the publication
of the speech OF Cur representative
in Congress on tie Federal election
bill, which is the leading political
topic of the times. IN this connec-
ton, and us n matter of justice to
Judge Moore, we copy the following
editorial from the LAGRANGE Journal:
In this issue appears the announce
ment of Hon. L ". Moore us can
didate for reelection from this dis
trict to the lower house of congress.
Mr.. Moore is so well known in this
district botn rs a jurist and repre-
sensitive, that it seems work super
erogation for the Journal to attempt
to say anything commendatory Of him
or his services. The congressional
record shows that Difference to his
legal attuinments, he has been ap-
pointed member of some of the
most important committees and that
he has at all times fulfilled the eX-
poctatious of his Democratic col,
leagues. As member of t @ commit
tee on Privileges and ele' ons, lie
has had his hands full, rs there lever
was in the history Of the country, us
many contests for seats in the lower
house us have been IN the 49th and
50th congress. These contests
though monopolizing the greater
portion of his time, yet he has made
forcible and effective speeches on
nearly every question directly affect,
ing the intert SITS of the great masses.
His speeches on the tariff, in both
this and the last session, were clear,
logical and convincing. His speech
on the silver question was one Of the
best efforts of his life. His speech
on the Ubiquitous Federal election
bill is also a mastery effort
Tlereis some complaints of neglect
on his part to reply to communities
tons addressed him by constituents
but when he returns home, he vii
doubtless be able to explain and salts
fy all grumblers who desire to bC
satisfied and are reasonable in theil
exactlons.
The Judge las remained at hi
post Notwithstanding lie has beer
telegraphed and written to, time anC
again. to return and ''look after hi
fences His motto has been dut.
first even though it should result il
his defeat. Had every Democrat,
member of the House been as loya
to duty rs he has been, the Fedora
election bill, which is creating con
sternation and dismay both Nortl
and South, would have been shorl
of one Of its most obnoxious features
Judge Moore Is the friend Of farm
ers aud labcriug N en- of the country
W hateTer will conduce to their hap
plness and prosperity viii AWAY
find a strong advocate in him NJ
is in favor Of the proposed amend
ment TO the constitution providing
for the regulstion OF railroads Wit
all these things in his favor th
Journal can see no good reason VIII
be should not be reelected % th
pos.tiou. the duties Of which lie b
. 50 ally discharged.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-07-31

The GULF MESSENGER, of Houston
for July is on or table. This is a
literary monthly, Mrs. Laura D. Foute
editor and publisher. 1t is in large
quarto form, each number comprising
"a pages of creditable original mat
ter. 1t isa credit to Houston and
Texas. 1t was published over three
years ~ simply The Ladies' Messen-
ger. 1t is now enlarged aud improv-
ed. The indefatigable bright little
lady conductor deserves all success.
Terms 90. a year.
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DOWN WITH THE Tw0.TlIIRDS
RULE.
II Defeats the VIII OF the People by
Locking Conventions and "Dara
IIOrses.v

Now that Hogg has the necessary
two-thirds, il is mn excellent time Il
adopt the majority rule. BY holding
primaries in every county and carry
ing the instrucsiops up to tho con
vention, and by declaring the man
who receives the majority OF the
votes the nominee, we can echo the
voice OF the people and still this cry
OF machine deDocracy.-Tyler Re
cord.
We fully concur with tho above,
The general tenor of all the primary
conventions this year, we notice, has
been to tho same purport. What
better time than now to change the
anti-democratic two. thirds ruler 1t
originated with trading politicians,
and has been sustained by them. 1t
il the grand source OF misrepre'
sentation of the people through
locked conventions, dark horses, and
all that, resulting nearly always in
tho selection Of candidate who
does not represent the people. 1t is
n burlesque on real democratic rule
"A fraud-a nuisance. There is
not II solitary good honest reason in
it's favor. Down with i'll
The San Antonio Times further
expresses our views on this subject,
as follows:
It is n little singular that one who
attempts to illustrate tho advantages
of minority rule should SO strongly
favor n two. thirds majority in Dem
ocratic conventions. 1t is not true
that the majority rule is not embodi,
cd in the Constitution. The majority
rule prevailed in the Convention which
framed that Constitution. 1t insist
cd that it should 60 into effect only
when n majority of the States ratified
it. In the first urticle of the Consti
tuition, it is provided that "major-
ity" of each House shall constitute
II quorum to do business. though
Reed runs it with minority. A
President cnn be elected, who does
not receive IL majority of the popular
votes, but majority of the whole
people agreed that he should be
elected by the States, and he must
receive n majority of the States.
No fears of dark horse" disturb
the Times. It's candidate is as
good as nominated by two-tbirds
majority. It's objections to clark
horses" is, that they are generally
sprung on tho Convention by dis
appointed candidates They are
generally small men, ready to run on
any platform, and have not given the
people their views boldly and fear
lessly. Every man now before the
Convention has expressed his views
so publicly and unequivocally, that
1t is known just where each one
stands. What n clark horse" thinks,
is never clear until he Is elected.
Tho two thirds rule may last a few
years longer, but the general voice Of
the primaries indicates its abrogation
Mt no very distant day.
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A Card.

n Ouhus
TAo,,ein6 my friends and
customers for the HIerGtp
trona6e they hare 6eSfole sSY'
ltpon me tor the past SeaSVgi
beg to inform you Mas =, {.
hare again made aTTdMigSS =,
n1eRts for the agency OF ~ ~
Deere and Eagle PLO'rS, OOs :
of them hdUiRS Pr0Ve|, 1 =
great success, also ~.
Standard and Eagle C't H..
UatOrs and Planters, ~; w
CoyTaick Binders and .M9p I,
ers and other frSf-ctsG;.JI
farming implements III ~
Z offer at Iolc prices ana v
liberal terms. II
BIZ fair and square de b;
in6S / shaUtry to retain " I,
confidence of ny tt1Ien =.
1rjiich IhaUe so HbeTatly 3:
fOyed, and it is IeIfh p.,,
that / reJer to cIEStop'ts,ss
1rhO hare stood by me -
tie last 20 genTS-
T.IL. GTESE'
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Correction.

The specials from this place to the
San Antonio Express and the Austin
Statesman OF Tuesday, announcing
that we had sold the FIRE. Press to
parties in Tennessee who would take
early possession, was totally unau'
iborized and unfounded in fact.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-07-31

Pendleton the amorous mayor of
Fort Worth, has been compelled by
popular condemnation to resign. The
pretty telephone girl, for whom he
"gaye himself away" remains in the
Fort while Pend,eton has left for
parts unknown.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-07-31

Clark, Cook & Co. are foolish
enough to hope that while Hogg will
be elected the amendment may be
defeated. An amendment plank
should therefore be incorporated in
the platform to be adopted at San
Antonio. Even the Clarkites will
then be compelled to "walk the
plank" or walk out of the party.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-07-31

His name is Clemens--William
Clemens-ot New Braunfels. He
came there with his parents when q
small boy-has lived there ever since,
mingling with all classes Of people
from various sections of the country.
If he is not an American, then the
word has no meaning.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-07-31

We notice that the Lockhart Re-
gister is still giving considerable of
its valuable space to advertising the
"Grand Drawing of the Loteria de
la Benefcencia Publica of Zacatecas,
Mexico. We presume the editor ex-
poets to draw the capital prize.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-07-31

Don't think that because we have
not sail anything about that tele.
phone 10 San Marcos, it was dead
issue. 1t is not by any means, we
are going to have the line line mp yet
And who are willing to assist are
cordially invited to do so. We want
the phone and must hare it.-Blanco
News.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-07-31

Cook authorizes the statement
that he will be in the field until the
nomination is made. This means
that the railroads will pay him n neat
little sum to canvass the state against
the commission ameudment.-Tyler
Record.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-07-31

We beg to suggest to the great
"heretic detcctor" of the Lockhart
Register, that he take his place, like
a little man, alongside OF his brother
Bridges, in ruling out the pesky
Alliance men and non-partisans, now
members in good standing of the
democratic party of Caldwell county.
We think he will thus find work
enough at home, without giving him.
self further trouble about the alleg-
ed "heresys" Of tho FREE Pass. He
agrees perfectly with Bridges, and
should have tho courage to say so.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-07-31

The Lnllg Herald in its reP-r. Of
the Caldwell county Convention says
Ell Ro-ln was tie ouly uame
put before the convention as a candl-
date for the lcgislature WY Mr-
Fr-1r- U1l-- --as rot introduced .
a rrlsferv
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-07-31

Noting the threatening formid-
ab,eness Of the Farmers Alliance in
Iowa, the San Antonio Express
bazsrds the opinion that it may yet
become necessary for the two great
parties to unite against a common
foe The .-Odi prcJanaM uIigum
Of the Express Is Do less ridiculous
than the iniimation that Democracy
aud RepsblicanIsm can rnder any
Circumstances unite for tie paVose
Of sss1i ing CT opposing tie farmers
Of the country Tie EEpre~s Is ceT-
iAinly getting OTelheated Fort
Worth Gazette
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-07-31

The farmers have taken control
of politics in Minnesota and nominated
full ticket. There are movements
of the same sort in various other
Staffs
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-07-31

The subject of nominating for
county Offices is being considered in
Caldwell county. We wonder it is
not being discussed in this county.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-07-31
ST.LEONARD HOTEL.

The citizens of San Marcos
and surrounding country arc
invited to call and make the
acquaintance of the "St Leon
ard Hotel" when they have
business in San Antonio. No
where in Texas can nicer &C
commodations, better fare, or
more home comfort be found
for $I.5o and $500 per day.
Street cars and stages pass the
door.
PHINEAS p, LOUNSBERY,
Proprietor.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-07-31

The peach crop is good this year
only in California. In consequence
canned fruits are advancing in price.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-07-31

|, Tom H. Glover, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that 'he
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
Tod II. GLOVER, Cashier.
Subscribed md sworn to before me, this
29;h day OF July, 1890.
8. FISHER,
Notary Pubic, Hays County, Texas,
Correct-Attest:
j. A GLOVER,
". o. HUTCEINR, Directors.
w. ID. WooD.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-07-31

r. NJ. Hall has Mt last withdrawn
from the race for governor.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-07-31
BANK STATEMENTS.

II FPORT of the condition of the Glover
Is National Bank, at San Marcos, in The
State of Texas, at the close Of business,
July Is, 1880.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-07-31
STATE or TEXAS

IEL Tbo=Es. CasHisr 81 th4 above
ua-ntl Link. 10 zola--riy .-ear ti.E. tie
shove stats-1s-t g. true O. til best q III
kpoulslE1 al tFllef-
2 T TH--aS Cz-l srr
S-h1crlt.l5 al sa-ru o. tzflra re tL5s
-.th day - galy is-t1
- u. 2. So
C1zrty 71irs U1-s C--zs-- TEXAS
-. 80
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Representative Convention.

Lockhart, Tex, July Z, 1S9O;--To the
Democrats of Hays, Caldwell and Gunda'
lnpc counties. a Democratic convention
is hereby called to meet in the city OF
S,n Marcos Oh Tuesday the 9TH day OF
August 1880 to nominate Democratic can
jidntes for Representatives from the
nincty-frst Legislative District of Texas.
'rhe cLNirmen of the Democratic Executive
committee Of the counties composing the
District are requested TO take such action
AS will secure proper representation IN said
convention.
J. w. CAMPBELL,
Chairman Dem. Ex. Com. 9lst, District
The Democrats of Hays county will take
due notice Of the above, and govern them
selves accordingly. JoHN Il. PRIToHETr
Chairman Dem. Elk. Com. Hays Co.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-07-31

Bertbn-"Have you told your
mamma OF your engagement with
Frank?" May--"No, indeed. Ii she
knew it there wouldn't be any sea-
side for me this summer. Light.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-07-31

Snodgross-"I have contracted n
heavy cold" Snively-"I don't
notice it," Snodgrass-"Perhaps
not. Irefer to q ton of ice l bought
Yesterday. "-Munsey's Weekly.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-20

= Jus Berlin idreibt man: Na1.
ridten bonn Woior bon MiBmanr inb
eingetrcffen, In tpel@eR ct mittbeilt,
bob ct gmiti paf6a aus Dem Snneren
Mfritas auriidberufen babe unb 3tpar,
neil berielbe bic inn ertbeiIten Mufs
fridge un5eo6tet IieB. Ct erfldrt, baB
gmin paf@a bur9 fetneri ungeboriam
bic uuter Der 2eitung bes Mr. Stotes
ausgetibrten Operationen pereiteIt
babe unb bnB er f9 Direct gemeigert
bdtte, I'm gintIang nit ben SnRructio.
men su banoeIn, Die i'm BON Der Hei@s.
regierung ertbeilt tnurben. Die Na1'
tidt bon gmin paT1as Hhdberufung
bot In Berlin sroBe Gsnfation erregt.
gr Dirb angebli6, surhdtebren, fpbalb
er cine oeuti9e Station am Dictoria
Npau3a gssrinbet Dot. Cine Oepef&e
aus Berlin iagt, bob bic Oeuti@en in
OF : Nfrifa Der alnfi9t ieien, gmiu
perbe irob @iBmanns DefebI nod
Wabelai ueitergeben.
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GedJs Sabre aeplaat

Hafor SIS. STUB, geob @iue, Mian, fast
tin sntes @ort fhr @nHor &onis's Msrbeh.
Gt6fler. neil er erIldrt, bab er bic MeDi3iu
felt finf Sabren bielen 2eibenben empIobIeu
; baf, unb slpar Bat f@ 81. CUTE Birfung baupt-
fdGIi@ In einem G6le betpdbrt bel elmer Grau,
reI@e feds Sabre lang bon ber epilepFe &c,
t.ast bar.
HaImer, fan.. IA. Mai 's9.
Grdufeiu @rnuaer, II Sabre aft,
Aaitt tduees uab Idipsre Nnfdue, bic BeDust.
IoHgEett fiinbi9ie nd busm tinsn Iauten Sdrei
an. Sic bette mtbftrs Sabre lang iebe Bpds
AnfdIe. @rfe Bfrtung.8 erbatune
Der Anfd4le bon Der erftn Sofs
an. banr aamdIi8es 1fmIahen Der Grantbeit.
9err euftbius 3ammeI bon ct.
Softpb, Rant hatte ale 5fpet weu1nte epiIeptis
f&e anfdIIe. Na9 einenl fartea gsbraud bon
@6nig's Nerbsns St6tttr tat er feinen anfau
unebr sebabt. s. Gbriaopbcrb
- DeB Aht fat gltfptnfeibenbe Ditb Sebeun, bet
Slsslanst ItstSpasjaa1t mo a1smsu ana BE @s.
blis hks6ista butte jeit sem sdbrsn BON gofor
!95sisi g Sell Ms5as 5ao.. s~a5sisfsf aaS isst satsi
K6nig 1fJe6ietne Co.,
% @eisUlabt}5R ett. @biedsp, 81.
9sg|s g -sS per gaai@s isss tas.......ssSSS.
yreis 81. 90 per 6Iaf4e, 8 GIafden $500.
Sam gerfauf Ii Gan s(ntonic BEL glboIpb
0rffbs 30. II, - uab 81 Nfano. Strabe.
rAF.ELrEa ~
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aauael unD Rahne.

Ser. g. Or. Strout, ganOr Der grhhers.meinhs In
Blue Rennb. 9anias, fass: vS@ baIte es fur mstne
pfiAt mttjuttetlen, pelde @unber Or. atn8s Reen
Gntbeduns an mir seutrtt Bot. W2etue Gunsen paren
In j4limmer Berfaifuna unb metne @emetute ~erpartete,
bab IL MUIR NOD furJe Belt ieben tpirbe. Radbem ID
aber 8 Glag4en' ben Or. Rings Neuer Gntbeduns ses
s%enrmtnen bate, BIN ID pie6er seiunb uub munter nnb
babe 20 Rfunb an Gept&t tusenpmmen.
artbur Sore, Der Smpreiario ron sappee Sunnp
Gcltss @eieui4nttA i4reibt: sNa@ etnsebenber Prhfuns
unb mad eiseneE grfabruns bin ID su Der fe5en rebers
,eusuu9 sefpmmen, tab Or. Rings Reues S@utnbz
iudts' eetlntttel aue nbrtRsa b~erariisen MttteI rbtetet4,
@sfauen, ben Id metuen ~taulenben BON breunben ers
retjeu fam. beitebt tdrtn, bab Id ibuen ben @ebrdu4
btefe6 WRtttelS auempfehle.
9rpbeFafHen fret bel q. Drsib, 2bcuplpn & Go.
une alien auhern Qpptbeteru. Gtai@sn su so Cts. unt
su 81 90.
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sa- ge!et g. Deutf6 & Co.'S.
Nn3eigen In biefem Blatte.
sfdtb fir matterl

gnr hber 5OSabren idon purbe Mlrs.
Winslow's SOOTHING Sprup BON Mils
liunen bon Miittert. beim 3abnen ber
2inber angeteenbet. Mirft Du i'm
59lafe 6ur1 bas G@reien zines 2inbes
geltDrt. bas i'm 3obnen III unb Dor
59mer3eu treints Menn 70, Ia6e fofori
cine 6lof9e bon vNars. Wtnslotp's Soc.
isins GnrHp" bolsn. eein @ertb III un.
be3ablbar. gs tpirb benz tleinea 2eiben-
ben fofort 9inberung berf@aFen. Ser.
laBt gub barauf, Mitter, es lit tein
3peifel bartber. gs beilt Dplenterr
uub Siarrboe, resuIirt ben Magen uib
tie Nieret. beieiiist Miab : &Olit, ers
pei9t ben Gaumer, b~erbinbert @nt3tns
Dung unb tdrtt bas gauge Gpfem.
.Mrs. MinsIops Soothing @DrupA
FIR 3abnenbe 2inber LIT angenebm In
@elGmad unb bas Ee3ept fammt bon
einem Der 5eften neibIi9en Merate in
BEN Der. Siaaten. @s 1T BET allen
Eruggifteu in BET gan5en Melt gu 20.
ben. preis IS @ts. per 6lafGe.
Rauft ni1ts anheres als Mrs. Mins.
Ions SOOTHING Sprup.
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glue Or0ihans
Sur Nmeuoirurg Der 8. Section, Ra.
pitel 80 Der repibtrten 0tbinanaen.

Sci 6 but9 ben 5taotratb Der giaot
San Wntonic b%erotbnet:
Section l. SaB Bic brittle Sell
lion, GapiteI 80 ber reoibitten Orti.
nau5eu babiu amenbirt tperbe, oaB fe in
3ufunft ME folgt lautet:
Gectipn3 3. Dem RGbtiI1en Sos
BIT lerdber lit es Dsrboten, ben R6rper
'rgenb elmer iunerhaIb Der 5tabtgrsu.
3ea berforbeuea Beriou, pbne 3eu9uiE
oes Stabtarate5 gu beerbtsen. @r (oDl
ferner gebalten fein, mad benz 3eusniB
beg Stabtar5tes Die Namer auer beer,
bigteH Berionen nit Mnsabe bes Beer.
bieungstages, Der Drummer beg @rabes
uub ber @ettion bes &ir9bofes. tpo ber
0esrdbniBplab liegt, in Elm Bud eiaau>
gen. JerHer foQ fein fdbtii6sr Sos
otengrdber ODER ir9enb ieman6 anoers
ben G6rper irsenb elmer ber1forbener
Bsrfon berieubeu, obne borber bDm
6tabtarst einen S%ransport. grIaubniB.
i6eiu erlanst gu babsn unb feline 81.
ienba1n, @rpreB Rompasnie D5er IT.
genb cine perIon Ober pesionen iolen
irsenb einen S6rper elmer berforbenen
Berfon obne bieien @rlaubaiBIdein
t%ransportiren.
Gettton2. Sreenb cine perion
Dber perfonen, Del9e bic 8efimmuns
gen bieIer Oroinans DerleBen, iollen nod
erfolgter ueberfibrung Dor BEN &efors
Der NIT elmer @elbfrafe BON ni6t ne.
niger benn @~inbunoert Dollars unb
ni6t mebr benu 3meibunbert Dollars,
far iebe ein3elne ne5ertretung beEiraft
tperben.
pafirt uno genebmiet ben s. &c.
3ember 1890.
8rpan.GaIIagb an
Nttefiri: Mapor.
s. g.. GtaubOn, @tobt.gicrt.
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unIer 0anbelsbertebr nit MeriED -
10 duberie fi9 Der onierifanii1e Sc
fanbte, &Dan, wsl@er I'D ntgenblidIiG
ouf rrIaub ia Maibinston anlbdlt-el.
mem 3eitungsteri6terftatfer gegenhber,
III frog Der 8srna@ldiisung, weI9e Ct
biz 0abin trfabren bat, in raider 3unab.
me.
Sm Sabre 1880 nabm Merito ftr
eitpa 81. 800, 600 araerifaniiher Gabri.
tate, i'm Iebten Sabre for $29. 600, 00O
unb Der @eiommiberfebr 3mif6en ben
beiben Qdnbern belief fi9 auf ben Mertb
bon 100000, 900. Dele 8ertebrsHsige'
runs if bouptld9Ii@ auf &e9nung BET
meTitanif9en gifenbabn gntpidetnup
su f1reiber, rpeI@e uns benz S1me5ftr.
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.ipirb balb ale bic rei@fen 6oI3., gu.
dsrs, 4afees, Obft, (tropif@e) unh
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Ia uuieren Berei@ bringeu. Wir fOltsn
unleeerleits ebenfaIs auf bic 6ereeI'
lung elmer mGgli9H t~Dirtfanlen Glen.
babnbtrbinbung Bebodt nebmen, f6ou
iebt if Rem. Dorf ni@t tueiter aIs fun
9agereiien BON Der 9auptfnbt @erlfl
efitfernt ua6 Dos neue proieit Der Sn'
ternatioHaIbabn iolte bieIe gntfernung
nod bett69tIi@ bstttirRu.
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rifo 70 fiber tDie bisber. Der 6feutli'
9e 9rebit bat fi9 IN gerabs5u number.
barer Weile berbeHert; europdiI9es uni
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unb bic afsierung TT fart unb fort
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5. December. 1890.

5. De5ember, 1890.
Sn ueberein5i'mmllrg nit benz Gdpis
tel XLVI Der sebioifien Qrbinanserl
perbeu berfis9elte 4nsebOte in oieler
Office bis gum
Gamftas, ben 3. Sanuar 1891
IL ubr Miitags rafeegeugenommen
merben, ihr bic pa1t Der Gteinbriihe
Der 5arten 5teine SO. 30. %, "a, 25,
26 uab q fur bas Snbr 1891. 8ieter
msrben erfuht, BEL Ser Giaaabe ibrer
Mnqebote beim Gtabt , gleif finfaig
Cellars au b~eponireu. als cine @araus
til, haB lis ben pergef9lngeneH Nietbss
Goniloft eiageben uub bic bafir nos
ibiae Bar9ihaft ielen; eef@iebt legs
tsrts nif.t, 10 LII bic beponitie @umme
au bic 5taht oerfalen.
Die 5idbs bsbdlt fh bos NeGt Dor,
irgtnb eit.s ecer ole Nngebote guild.
8upeilen.
angebOte mlKeH an ben MaDor ge.
1i6tet unD Proposals for Lease of
Rock Quarry aberi6riebeu isiu.
8rpan Gal1agban,
Aitettift !; Mopor.
g. g. @Iaubon. Gtobt.g lerf.