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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-30
IRON FROM The SKY.
The Raw Material from Which the Az
toes Made Their Implements.

The Raw Material from Which the Ar
toes Made Their Implements.
When Cortez had completed the con-
quest OF Mexico, the Spaniards, among a
great many other peculiar and extrao6i-
nary observations which they made in
that remarkable country, were particu-
larly struck and puzzled by one fact.
They noticed that the Aztecs possessed
certain implements, such as knives, dag
gers, etc., made of iron, but it seemed
that only tho most distinguished of the
natives possessed such, that iron was q
great rarity, and was priced higher than
gold.
At first the Spaniards believed that
the Aztecs extracted the metal in some
crude fashion from it's ore, which
abounded in many parts of the country,
but they soon ascertaincd that this was
not the case. They found that not a
single smelling furnace existed in the
empire, and their surprise was not small
when they learned that the Aztecs wero
toJally unacquainted with any method
of extracting the iron from the ore,
which indeed they had never suspected
Of any l1inship with the highly valued
metal.
1nc queSG1On whence the AZtecS had
procured the little iron they possessed
became perplexing problem to the
Spaniards, problem which they were
never able to solve. The natives do not
seem TO have enlightened them much
on the subject, for when asked they
mysteriously pointed to the sky and in
Dictated that they obtained their iron
from the regions above. Such asser-
tions no doubt the Spaniards received
with an incredulous smile, and they con-
cluded that the Aztecs received it by
way of traffic with some other perhaps
more civilized nation, which they sus-
pected to exist and kept looking for,
north and south, for more than q hun
dred years.
1t was left to modern science to un-
ravel the mystery. The Aztecs were
quito correct. The iron Of which they
had made their implements was not
fashioned from materials of this ter
rcstrial globe, but had come to them
from the unknown regions of space.
Their iron was, in fact, of meteoric
origin, like that of the Mayas of Yucca
tan and the lncas of Peru, of which
many weapons are still preserved in col
lectionS.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-30
County Official Paper.
Nellie Bly's Rival.

Tho New York World of the 22nd
instant gives an extended account of
the journey of Miss Elizabeth Bis
land, tho rival of Nellie BLY,, in her
trip around the world, from which we
clip the following:
"She loft New York on the evening
Of the day Nellie Bly, sailed and caught
the steamer Ocean at San Francisco.
At Hong Kong she was delayed four
days. She went to Colombo by the
steamer Thames and there caught the
Britt ,nnic for Alexandria. Arriving
at Brindisi she took the mail train for
Havre, expecting to catch La Cham
payne for New York. Learning, how
ever, that the train was late and would
not arrive in Havre until two hours
after the steamer was scheduled to
leave, she took the through train for
CLlias.
HAL Miss Bisland not taken the
ii Twice Of some people on the train
who recommended her to change her
course, tho probability is that she
would have caught tho steumer all
right. as a special train had been
chartered to carry her to Havre, and
the French Steamship Company held
their vessel for four hours in expecta-
ton OF her arrival. But Miss Bisland
knew nothing of this and went right
on to Calais"
After meeting with other disap-
pointments in securing passage by a
fast Atlantic steamer Miss Bisland
sailed from Queenstown for New
York on Saturday, the 18th instant,
by the slow-going Bothnia. The
World says:
off it had not been for this series Of
disappointments Miss Bisland would
probably have been back in New York
seventy-two days from the day Of her
departure. The latest advices are
that the Bothnia has been obliged by
storm to put back to Queenstown"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-30
From the Upper Levels.

The following items are clipped
from Tuesdays Times-Review:
The silent majority is the only
popular body not relished by the aver
age politician.
G. G. Judd says that Lew Eastman
has offered his band of cattle for sale
ut three dollars per head.
Tho Elko stage arrived about 7 o.
clock last night. 1t brought no pas
sengers, and this m Drning's stage
took mono away.
This is blissful season for the
coyotes in the valley. The numerous
oarcasses of starved cattle furnish
them plenty Of gorging material, and
they are as fat and saucy as Carson
bartender during Legislative session.
Powning is lamenting because the
Reno water supply is cut off by the
breaking Of the Orr ditch. Never
mind, christopher, you will have
plenty of it when the snow begins to
melt--enough to mako tho Powning
Addition worth n thousand dollars an
acre for cranberry ranch.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-30
Nellie Ely.

Nollie BLY, arrived at San Francisco
at 1870 a. NJ. on Tuesday tho Dist in
slant, was taken or the Oceanic by a
tug and carried to the Oakland mole
where a special train was in waiting
for her. This train was drawn by
Tho Queen, ono of tho fastest engines
on the road, driven by Hank Lightner,
IN engineer we'll known in this COM
mnnijy, Tho train reached Lathrop
AT 1l:4n \. NJ. and Moiave, 38l miles
from San Francisco, at 7:45 p. NJ.
having made that distance in a little
loss than oloYoa hours. Unless she
mAt with some dol y sho is now at
hone, having circdmnavigated the
globe in loss than saicnty five days.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-30
Indurated Fibre Ware.

The attention of the public is d.
rected to my new stock Of Tubs,
Buckets, Basins, etc; manufactured
from Indurated Wood Fibre, pressed
out in one piece, without seams or
hoops, 1t is light and durable, will
not shrink or swell, will not faint any
kind of liquid and bids fair to super
cede tin and wooden ware. Call and
examine it.
III. CHASE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-30
Undertaking.
H. CHASE.

Having purchased Of Brown & Hos-
kins their interest in the Undertak-
ing business, I am now prepared to at
tend to all calls in that line. l will
also attend to the repairing and up
holstering Of Furniture, etc. Shop
on Commercial street, next door u
Brown & Hosltins' old stand.
60 n. r. PETE soN.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-30
Bridgot,s Excellent Memory,

Mistress Ito new girD--"By tho by,
Bridget, forgot whethcr told you or
not when you came, but do not allow
my kitchen girls to have any followers"
Bridget--"Yez tould me when 1 came,
Mrs. Chucksley, an haven't forgot. 1
dhrovc Mr.. Chucksloy out av the kitchen
laesht night wild dipperful of bilin'
wather, num-"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-30
Live And Let Live.

Those who desire to purchase the
best quality of Groceries and Pro-
visions are referred to the above re-
liable house where fair dealing and
courteous treatment is tho rule.
Glassware, Tinware, Stoneware, Nails
etc. always in stock.
1t H.CHASE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-30
Fresh Vegetables a Speciality.

M. Reinhart has
lust received his
Fall and Winter
samples for custom
made clothing. Ii
you want your
clothes made to Or
der, give him a call
and see as fine a
line of samples as
has ever been ex-
hibited in Elko.
You can get a suit
of clothes made to
order from SCI 90
up. Fit Guaran-
teed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-30

Skin Eruption Cured.

One ofmy customers, highly respected and
influential citizen, but who is now absent from
the city, has used Swift's Specific with excellent
result. he says it cured him Of ekin eruption
that he had been tormented with for thirty years,
and hni resisted tine curative qualities Of many
other medicines.
ROBERT CLEoo, Druggist, Falls City, Neb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-31
Gan Antonio. 81. Oct. 80,

Gan Antonio, 81. Oct. 80.
Muerlet.
- @etern Nbenb ipranen in Der
RonbentionsbaQe Senator &eagan uno
Ronsrebmann SaDers bor einem tleinen
Mubitorium.
= Mattet auf Sells gros. unb 8ars
retts sr6Btem Circus ber WeIt. Sn @an
Nntonin Greitas ben 6. Nonember.
Die 9anbelsfammer bat geniigen>
oes Bacterial geiammeIt, urn Dem erIos
gene1 @erii@t, unter ben teranii9en
pferben fei bic Drufe aussebro9en,
entgegentreten gu f6nnen. Nu9 @enes
roll GtdnIep bat bic grtldrung obgeqe.
BEN, boB pdbreuo ieiues MufentbaItes
tn Sun Mntonio unb pdbrenb feiner
25fdbrigen grfobrune i'm Dienfe i'm
State Seros ibm nidt elm einaiser
SOL bon Druie inter tinbeimiIden
Pfer6en Dorgefommen fei. Cine Depu.
tation uirb bic gefammeIten Yapiere
benz GouDerneur &oB iiberbringen, ba>
nit Ct ben SnbaIt berfelben ben Der.
f&ieoenen 6taatssouberneuren off3tel
befaunt 9iebt. @benfans neroen bic
Stabt' unb @ountDbeb6rben cine Nb.
i@rift erbaIten.
Wartet auf Sells Bros. unb Bar.
ietts gr0btem Circus Der Wslt. Sn San
AntouiO Greitag ben 6. Nobember.
emil Oppetmann bat fi1 aIs
3anbibat fit bas amt oes 6fentli9en
pDn BEN Bolts. SidetA suriidgs3ogen.
ba ibm cine Gampagneb Der S9mdbungen
uno Uerod@tiguuaen nidt sufaet.
= Mariei anf Sells Bros. unb Bar.
retts gr6Btem Circus Der Welt. Sn San
NntOnio 6reitag ben 6. Nobember.
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@nnnerhare Mettnnn.

Sruu M. Curtain in glatnHelb, Suinpis, ma&t bes
ES auf bic aunse i6lus. Gtnen Mpnat lang lies lie
f& BON ihrem 9auss&ra bebanbeln, oletn fe wurbe
thinner frdnfer. DerieIbe ertldrte ibr, rbas fe bpfz
n~unssIps Der S4ptnbiu6t p~erfaleu Sei" unb has ibr
feine Webieiu ber @elt mebr belfen tonne. Da ems
pfabl tbr &pcthefsr ibr Rings Meues S@ptnbfuHts=
Seilmittel. sic faufte i9 eine Glaf@e bason unb ,u
BON Gag gu Gas beferte. sic sebrau&te bas Wittel
ireiter unb na6bem ie 10 GIai4en perbrau4t bate,
fanb fie, bse fe r6uis seiun6 mar. Sect rerrt1fet Fe
lrieber i9re 6ans> arbsit nne jast, bab fe f4 ME tn
tbreR 2eben rcbIer sefhhIt BABE.
Prptes Glai4en hiefes sroben Seilmittels gratis In Der
DrpsuensGrobbanblun BON Dreib, Ebcmpipn & Sc.
8nm Wertanf in alien Gpptbefen srr5e 8iai8sn so
Gents aub S1.0e.
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@Iadlid1e eeute aus snsiana.

aBm. 9immpns, ppfmstaer In Sbapiae, Snhiana,
fhretbt yDa5 Electric 8itters" BAT mir mebr senlst,
ais aqe anberen Waebieinen buiammensencmmeu, sesen
ale BITE 8ei4perben uno 2etoeu, peI9e bic GoIse BON
rner unb gieb5i9ter Sebn 2eSlie, ~ebenfaaS Bon Shds
rtae, fast: $50 baIte electric Bitters fur BITE bete
Meetstn, tte es stebt, i'd babe MID mad ibrem Ges
eth Gileuwaaren : Sdubler ~rerielben Srtfaaft, iast
yGleetrie Sttters 1T ssrabe Das, mas Semane brau1t,
beien @eiuubtett total vaut ben 9une g~etommen ifa-
pte man Su iasen pTest. Mtr bat eS bic @eIuntbeit
rteberSeseben uup ID Babe pieher Gppettt unb neusn
2ebensmutb! ~
Die GIaiHe tciet nur so Gents. gu baben tn allen
arrtheten, Trstb, G~bcmpirn q &C., WbcleiaIs.
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U d g.

IS wirb bierburd Noti3 seaebet,
boB elm Iimititter get,og in Nftien ber
sWlamo Geuer 8erfiGerunss : @siels
i9oft" tod ge5ei9nst werben fam unb
tebt aur Subifription fir Sol@e, tpeIde
tbr @eIo bortbeilbaft anauleeen tpiins
i1en, fur bef6rGnfte 3eit Dfen Iiest.
Wegen Gin3elbeiten menbe man fd
on ben @efretdr, Nr. 222 Mefi Goms
merceffraBe (DirIer's @ebdube), Son
Nntonio, Seras.
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Nls Elm fatboltf9er 8i,
+ N n : uuI1unH zine EmuIe hefihfiots

ais Elm tatboIif9er 81.
~unIdnsf cine G@uIe beR9tigte,
frogte er u. VI. elm fleines MdbGen !:
Qinb, iase mir, 1T bic Girmuns CUR
Selisteit notbpenbis2 Oas &inb ants
tuartete getreu ieinem 2ate9ismus:
nglein, aber tpenit man ba3u tommen
fam, muB mon bic Gelegenbeit ergreis
FEM" Ser Bii9of lobte bic Inttport
unb gins in feiueu tpeiteren Grasen On
bic 3inber Die Sacramento bur1, big er
3ur gbe fam. Run 2Ieine", tpenbete
Ct fid on bas friber eefraSte Sinh:
nSt bic @be CUR Seli9teit nOtbDenbis2
Rein, antmortete Ginb, BOZ Offer,
uieber gelobt Su werben, naber tuenn
man baSu fommen fam, muB man bic
@%elegenbeit ergreifeu."
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0eiientlid)er 9anf.

Gas ~sspeuius 2iebt1 bon eeFern
entbdlt folsenbe gofaInoiis:
9anf BET vSreiem N~refe."
Refine before unS biligere Nuaeiae
gepanidt. Der OeutI9s Mmeritaner
bebarf feiner Belebrung bur9 Ringfab.
'rer ME BITE wGreie prefe."
Sic himmen ebenio tpenig fir &inge,
@ombinationen, gifenbabnz3 ommiIfos
men Die fur 3mei Wi0ionen 0oGor
MaHeruerte. Gin WehieI lit febr
gelnnb. Sd faufe feine Gtimmen.
u. S. MuIff.
DaB bic Deutf@en bel ieber @eleeer.
belt 3u Der eugliiGen 3eitung I0ufen
mihen, nm ibre RIaesu on3uhriueen.
3eigt fid au9 bier tpieber einmal.
W1s iolen fi9 bic Nmeritauer nun
beim Gur6lefen unter biefer Notia ben.
feu2 0err @ulf bdtte bod bic @Hte
baben follen, mitjutbeiIen. mas bic
nGreie prefes iiber fe:ne Ran6ibaiur
3u fageit bate.
sic 1T In benz geGenwdrtigea Wa5l.
fampft gang enti9ieben fir 6rob6ie =
unb mas bic Burger aubetrift, 70 lpers
ben fi@ bieielben an, 4. Nopember fGon
fir ben @ountDs6 @abmeiaer s@anbibas
ten ertIdren. gs mag f@on fem. bab
6err u. s. @ulH einen We9Iel fir
gefunb bdlt unb Der Mabltag miro ents
f9eibeil, Oh bic BRrQer hjerin Ieiner
Muf6t fiub. BIS babin tpnblbefoblenl
Dant beanfpru@t bic nGreie PreHe"
ni@t.
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aus Der g 6uIe.

2sbre,iu: nWir fommen nun gu
bur9f9tigen 8egenitdnbeu. gmilie,
gieb mir Elm Seiipiel!"
@milte: u@ine @lasfdeibel"
2ebrerin: ,&idtis. Stun, Sophie,
nenne etwas Mnberes!"
sophie: n@in S9IhffeIIo9l"
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acknowledgements fir bas gDus
@emblatt $3.50.
&eieube Ngeutea:
s. g. 8ui@.
We. Sd5Drpbin9.
MaCiutiltat Gmtor.
6 { | s.

Mr Meittbeilumseu lit Se5ns arf
20 neutrality-suspicious., @mpfebl,tns
4ett butt 9an6ioatet pber @abl5ets
tetr, tuerben at regelmaRigen 0ln'
aeigeratem, tit @oramsbesablun9,
auf9enpmntett.
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Serr Subn E. 0embler

bat f9 az @unifsn ots 6errn @bri.
lilo n Speie T bon Der &anbibatur
oes @ountpsg ommifdrs tes A. preciutts
auriidge5oeeH unb bittet feline Greunbe,
ibre Stimmen fir @brifian @peifer
ab3ugeben.
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D9- 2etIe &oblen So per 2onne;
McMqif.r @lad unb 2DtIe gemii6t 81.
Serrito,p Goblen bette Qucs
Iitdt $3.50. penn: Nntbraeit Roblen
$13. @benlo bas bette trodene Ofen=
unb @orb DrennboIs au niebrisfen
Breiieu BEL Carr & &oberfon,
Suniet Depot. Selepbon 1913.
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@eY barf ftiramen4

Der GenetalsNnpaIt bat auf Nnfra.
&c bic fOlsenbe @nti@eibung ~abgeseben:
Der fur Staatsbeamte Him
men mic, muB miubettens apSIf 9tonos
te I'm Siaafe getDobnt baben. uno elm
bona fide Bemobner beg preeintts fein,
In tpel@em CT feline Stimme abeiebt.
Wie lanee er In BEN grscinft pobnt,
fpmmt ni6t in 8stra9t.
Wer for 9thritt : 8eamte
(RpuertB. unb 2esislaturbertreier,
Hi&ter) fimmen min, muB stp6If Wos
nate i'm Siaote 9etpobnt ba5en unb
feds Nonnte in benz GiHritt, in tpeIs
dem Ct fimmt.
Mer ftt County d unb preeint IT.
y a m te ffimmen nil, muB II Wos
note TN 6taate unb 6 Monate I'm
@ounip seruobnt baben.
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81 ben eSabreu.

ngigertbimIid" rief Elm Sunse
aus, ,,mie i'd mid perdnbsrt babe !!
Nls i'd nod Helm mar, nanute mid
meme DIANA inner ibr 9dmm9e II
uno iebt beibt fe mid bel ieber 8ele=
8enbeit einen g 9afstppf!"
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a@tmns! adtuns!
o. q. Gibbpns, 244 Commerce,
StraRe,

Merchant Tailor,
bat bic ar6Bte NusDabI ieIbf importir.
ter @tofe fur 6erbft unb 8inier. Die
3l finben fn5. @~benfaIs bic beffen
Wrbeiter, I'M, biefe @tofs gu mooernen
unb paReuben Nn5isen gu D~erorbeiteu.
Nle Mn3tge fBen mie anaegofen unb
tperbe1 nod Der neuefen MOoe gema@t.
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IA @ir geben bas 91Ds @oobs,@ez
i6dft an l. Sanuar auf. NQe 9amens
unb 9inber.M dntel nerben gum bol5en
preife Oferirt bon g. Deutf@ &
Gp.
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uuabbdnsises Gountp gidet.

Diarift ai6t.r, As. 0iarih:
%. %. Ring.
DiHritt . gnpaIt, 81. SiHritt:
George Paf@al.
DiFritt . elert:
@eo. q. 9afbielI.
gonnts . gi6ter:
9. %. Mc NIIifer.
gountb . glert:
Sbab. %. Smitb.
Sheriff:
& 3. Me@all.
County . Collector:
SOfe @afIiono.
County , ahcfor:
2ouis 9utb If.
GOnntb e9otmeifer:
@bnarb Gr0bDee.
gounib 8ermeher:
90. 3d.. 2ode.
gouatb NnpaIt:
Bart s. 9e@itt.
Snfpeetor Far Sdute unb abiere:
Sno. g. Campbell.
Superintendent Der 6fsutIi9en e6uleu:
q. 8. fieIb.
Superintendent in Der assislatur:
6. 8. Mar3ba9
sReprafsntant in Der 2esisIatur:
90. 6. Mc@Imee.
Griebensridter, %reeintt no. |:
anton Nbam.
8riebensridter, @recintt SO. |:
90. 90. 6erron.
aoaRabler, greeiatt SO. /:
&. q. Nartines.
aommiGar, grseinlt 80. i:
Sofepb Swper.
aummifar, Sreeintt Ns. 2:
% IN. 86rner.
aomniGdr, Breeintt SO. 8:
Better Sonas.
RommiHdr, @retiutt ao.4:
5rant um6etb.
OeffentIi Ger @aeer;
M. 5. Mhn6.
6tffentIider BdSer:
6. s. Man@.
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pauline unb 8. Baber an 6eu,p
&efmi@iHeI. 2 @runbHhde on 9rsia,
Strabe. Yreis nominea.
6arrifOu. Gorb & etaHoro on Otto
Ottenien, 2 @runbitide ouf @obern.
p,ent Din; $3.50.
Gbas. %. Gusr an s. u. Otpens
beimer, Grunttld an Broois Street;
$500.
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- Wegen Sapeten, biliaffen unb
feiniten. sebt our McRae paint 60,
2l5 ct. WarpsftraBe.
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va Serb. Gbelimg bat eineu Bar>
room erfer @lafe er6ffnet Weff. Cons
merces5 Str. 239 (friber Nettes gpo.
tbefe.) Stets friides Bier an 3apfe.
feline WbisteD's un6 quite @igarren.
Gin gemitbli9es 2ocal, bas Sober be.
iu6en foltei
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= SIR ferti9e 6arben, Del &C. men=
bet @u6 ON Die McRae Baint So 215
ct. MaresfraRe.
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a. Wir berfoufen 9omeusN 6niel
biliger, bsnn 8abrifauteu. g. eutf9
&@p.
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Sir iiib antoriiirt, Serrn 2Cuis Sutb
is. olS &anbibnt fir has Mrit ces 6 cunts s
MftffnrS dnsutiiueiaeu.
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Die ,Greie qreass ID autoriRrt, @idter IS.
%. &tnyge aI8 @anbibaten fir @ieberpabI
t6r bas Smt bes Difrittri9ters bes As.
DiHritts an5ntiu6tQen.
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= Weaen 5ailoer ieber Nrt sebt
nod No. % SoIebabfrabe.
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0ie aBssie @reHe" IL autorifst, Serrn
GbsjRtan Gbeifer ais aanbi6at far bas
INIT bee @punths4 ommidr bes 4.
Yrscinits ausufinbigen.
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AZ Sebes 2inb fam einen .polleneu
Mautel trasen. SIR $2-3 fault nan
einen bel g. Seutf6 & 6 0.
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s6- Mdntel uno Sadeis aler Nrt
gum balben preiie BET g. Seutf9
e So.
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"a Rein 9umbusl Wir pertaufen
ole DamensW dutel gum balben Preiie.
6. Deutf@ & 60.
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mir 1nb autpriFrt, Germ g. g.. ReMIs
EtFef als aanbibaten fir bas Amt bes
South sMt@ter8 0naufiinbiaen.
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Die sGrsis @reHes 10 antoriirt Germ Ben
AioIbaHa aS aanbibnten fir bas a!mt
bee Geunth gIerfs bel Der sboraebenbsn
BAIL 0ntnlinbiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-31

@ir Iiub aulcrigrt, Germ %. 90. 6errou
ale &dnbibnt fit @ieDererDdbIung iir bas glmt
be- Grtebensrt@ters bes /. Yreeintts
euauliiubi1eu.
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@idaro Mebiii@ aus Grauffurt
q. b. .. preuBen. tpirb gefu1t unb
gebeten. foaleid feinen glufentboIt an.
lugeben. Se6e ndbete ausfunft fber
feinen lebten NufentbnIt iebr ertuhnf&t;
entfebsnbe Rotten rei@li@ bereitef.
8. Meblif6,
R0nigsberg In preuBen. Deutf6Ianb.
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&tr gnb autrrilirt, MatbiaS nbr ale
w~akb5kngissn aanbibaten fit bas lint bes
t&tesSnfpe ftprs bel Der beborEeben.
bta 8abt an1nfanbiseu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-31

mir Iinb autorierf. @iIAeIm B5ruer
eB Ranbibat fur @iebererpdbIune@ fur bas
Nmt tee 8 onntb .Ro miH3rs bes 2.
i@rerinsn auautHn6iaen.
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Bir inb aatcrifrt, IS m. Dr.. Qode aIs
9aHbibaien fur BieberpabI fir bas lint bes
untt. Bermeffer6 duauIiubiaen
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= Mortet auf Sells Bros. unb 8ars
retts grbBtem Circus Der @elt. Sn San
Wntonio 5reitag ben 6. Nobember.
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Die vSreis grehe~ lit autorifrt, Germ
4bab. Is. Smtt6 ais aanDibaten fir
@iebertDatI fur bas lint bes gonntb.
GIerts an3ntinbigen.
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Sir iub auieriirt, Germ gb. Grpboeft
ale &aubibat fis @ieberpabI fur bas Amt bes
Gennts S9atmetftfs Bel Der be.
borfebenben WobI an5nfinbietn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-31

= 4m ID. September 1889 f&reibt
2err 2sntp u. gbaie, 800 port. Str,
San Troneiseo, @al., bnr9 bic Mnpens
bun9 bon 81. Safnbs 8 Del tuurbe i'd
bon rbsumattiGsn S&merler aebeiIt.
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Den Nrnlen elm Sesen, fenn felbft has S@draein
Der @ttire" seun8t, nm ietner tbeiIbaftts gu rer6en:
Gr. Hul'S 9nfen Syrup, foifet rnr Is Gents BITE Blas
ieei trhter tteurite Is Dollar auf Gcuar, I'M ben
Dpftpr ~ befristtsen.
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WerIamnt

mirb elm Rnabe i'm NIter bon 15-16
Sabren, Der beutid Ieien tam. Nads
3ufragen In Der Office Der
rGreien prefiefhr Seras."
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Ss- $5,MdnteI fir $24; $6.MdnteI
So BET g. Seutf9&@o.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-31

mir fnb autorifr, GERM Sofegaffianp
aIS Annbibai fHr @ieberpatI fir bas Amt bes
&enntb. 9eIIeEtots bel Der bsborfebtn.
BEN BahI n~utufinbioeu.
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THIS r !. XIII y sPss So e s IS 4 sss
1900 asss.s's'n & Sssi g asos ~ Il 81 f pg~ edTTsS5i#'e|Re
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Die s6reie TrsFe1 10 autoriart, Germ
94hss u 9arnes ala 2anbibat. fir bas
wat oss Drieben8ri4ters bes l. Vre.
tsattt teteot,@ tssiuiD aututiubieen.
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CUR Na6ridt fir Msntter.

Sd cmpfebIe mid allen 9amen, ipelde ibrsr
gntbinbung entsegenieben, ais prattiide unb
geprufte Sebammc. Sdropfen uno aocrIaIen.
Maria Saas,
80. 30 Sit,Nueba'S trabe, nsbeu Der beutid.
lutberiiden airde. 3o,7,tli
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llnfern $500 S9ub fiibren mir felt
s Sabren unb ga~rantiren iebes paar.
Nu9 1T Bel uns ales in 9amen', 0ers
ren>, 3naben= uub Mdb9en S6uben
All finhen.