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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-21

COMMENCING SUNDAY, June
" is, 100, and untll fuftntr notice
rains will leaue Reno as follows:
T,OA A NJ. paily Allan lc Express
.OO tram for Wi nemunca, Bait e
Mountain Pansade, Ogden and the
East. Carr es local first class passen-
gers and through second ella : passen-
gers.
O.1A A. NJ. Daily Pacific Express
0s1Utrain Tor rrucken, Sacramento,
Benecia ana san FeauciSc arr wing 1T
9:45 P. NJ, Connects al SacrameE 20 al
5.3oP NJ. with sunset II ute Atlantic
Express for Fresno, San}a farb IRA,
Los Angeles, san ni@gp and T. .st -ia
New Orleans; al o al 1880 p. NJ. Wood
and and Xnighrs Ian ing and at ~ 80
A. M. ior Marysville, keddIng and Port
land
1A.00 A. NJ. Daily-Atlantic TX
OsGO press train FOR NNinncs>sr cca
and Battle Mountain, Pa'isade en-
ana East. Carries on y frst-cia as-
sengefs, through nj ocai-
10.EE r. NJ Daily 'acih Xpress
LO.VO train for Juncl Sacra-
mento and Sa.- FranciScn Beuici 4
arriving at 9:4a a. M Ci.ts cts at sac
ramento with 'rain iesv!oe ~ lU;50 A. VI.
for Stockton. IStth op, san Jose aud
San Frp ncisco Fresno Los ANGELES ana
san ego; at lo:4n A. NJ. FOR Williams,
Willows. Reddihg; at % p. NJ. for Red
Bluff
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-21

All orders left at the OLD sTANI
Will be punctually attended to.
rhe delivery wagon will call n Gus.
toners daily.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-21
QUICK TINE, CHEAP RATES

Daily Express and Passenger rains
make prompt COZ ectioas with The
several railrOad lines in the East.
Pullman Palace Sleeping q trs and
Tourists sleeping Cars ait tched to all
rains.
Ticke IS sold. sleeping car tbs Sc
cured, aau other infurmatio given on
application at the Comps,ny'S offices
where passengerS calling iB person can
secure cho oicc OF routes, etc.
A. ", 'rnWNE, =. "A GOODMAN.
General Manager Gen Pass * Tiki Agt
san Francisco, Cal.
jane
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-21

ca Debility, seminal WeakneJ
Spremttorfhe, FrOSGs stsbrrhae Emissions
lmi"tency, Exhausted Nita',ty, Prem tture De-
cine and LsS ~ OF N ANEAtDsBD, in
s.AA aG~ ctssD 4SilcaLIOns. ami from
Hn AeVer cause gDr-sdheet 1t en-
rlch and puflfles the Blood, StrNE CITIZENS the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion Seproduc-
i've organs, and Physical add Mental Faculties
IL stops all unaaturii taj iebiiitafinp drain
upon the system, preventing involuntary losses,
debilitttiug siressa= sstlsinai tuSses with .he
urine, ETC., 90 obstructive To mind and body.
Il is a sure e.itnIuaBJr of ali KIDNEY AND
BLADDER COMPLAINTS. 4 contains no
I'M urlouS ingredients. TO those zaR-c.
1n< frt1ln Sh$- evi, effect OF yOuGss-
Iut ta0ifHcreGAOm pr excess, n speedy
enOrssuSn amh permanent CUBE
IS &OA ~ An EEE I'D. Price, 81. 80 pel
bottle or hve bottles in case, with full direc-
tlnns and advice, $40 Sent secure from ou-
servation TO any address upon the receipt Of
pr1cs. or O. o. D. TO he had only OIL
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-25
Nuertet.

Die Directoren Der alamo : Mos
nument . @eieli@aft bieIten Montas
Ibenb cine 8eriammlung ab. in tpels
der bic %permaaente Organization Der.
ieIben boll3ogen murbe. gs wuroen
gemdblt: Mrs. M. u. Maberid, Brd.
%fioentin. Capt. S6ramm. Dices prdi.
bent, SIR. Bee. Secretdr, Wm. Menz
ger, SdaBmeifer. Dem grecutip. 60,
mite geb0ren on: Mrs. @babot. Mrs.
y. S. SignoWitp, S. s. Gren9, 6ans
8. Segener uno 6rant @rice.
= Welie 8eaI, cine maboaonp.fa r=
bise S96ne, murbe BON ibrem eifer.
iidtigen rau6farbisen Nmorolo alerz
amber ourd einea MsKerni9 in bic
Sdulter i6sper berlebt.
Dem Sheriff Mc@aa Iieferte fi6
am Montag elm iunger Mann aus.
wel6er ON Sage porber in 2rauies
GaIoon, in Der Ndbe Der pofoifice
Ntaseofa einen Meritaner niebersef1ol.
len batte. Der iunge Wann. Namens
q. y. Campbell, fdeiut in SelbHper.
tb~eioigung gebanoelt gu baben, ba Der
Meritaner ibn obne ieoen erf9tli9en
@runb beleibigte, unb, als Campbell
fih oas perbat, nit einem DoldmeKer
auf ibn einbraug.
Sm publitum ma1t fib Der
Wunih unb bas b~ringenbe 0srlangen
INNER mebr s%elteno, bob bic Stabt bic
n6tbi3en Gdritte ersreiit. UNI ben prdd=
tigen San pebro Springs patt Dor
benz 8erfaa au betpabreu, in ben er u;1z
ter benz ieBisen Spftem geratben muB.
Su ieinem iebisen 3uHanbe 1T Der part
fir uniere groBe BabnsS tabt bios elm
bebauerlibes 49,. Nrmutbs3eugniB'l
= Die Greunbe bts als M. d. nod
3idbriger NbDefepbeit bon Cincinnati
auriidsetebrten 6errn Grib 8raben be-.
reiteten ibm in Mutbs pabiaon einen
ber3li1en @mpfans.
9eute, gegen Wtittae, erlag Derr
6enrD Billing, Sobn bes 6rn. Wattin
&iaing, ieinen AM lebten Sonntog err
littenen Yerlebungen. Worgen friib
um 8 l1br finbet bas 8egrdbniB bes lei.
Der 70 friib perblidenen iunBen Wan.
nes Dom @%liernbaule aus ftait. -
3mei anbere Sobtsidle bstannter pers
f6nIi6teiten ersigneten fid geiern. Or.
emil 6enfel bon Borne beri6ieo nod
ldugerem 2eiben i'm bieiigen 9ofpitale,
unb Grau Sophie 3ublmann, cine
lan9idbrige 8emobnerin unferer Stabt,
farb an ben Golgen ber grippe.
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LAUREL HEIGHTS!
0orbeers 9ugeI.)

9ies III Der elnsise 9iiael in ber Im=
gebung Der 5tabt, Der errei1bar 1T,
obne baB man G~iFenbabnen f~reuser
ober al fleinen Qiitten borhber muB.
Die 8erbeferungen finb ale poraiigli6
unb Die @traBen inb beinabe Bis sl
bieiem punberi6Snen Sigel grabirt.
ST lieet 100 SUB bod iiber Der Gtabt
unb bic blbi@eten 9duier liesen III
feiner Ndbe.
8ietet Die f4Dnfte Masiid5t.
Sic reinfte Suft It. Der bette sdattcn.
Sreitefte Straken nnb Mbemmes.
Sic fdDnfte nmo seiiinbefte Gage In
Der stabt.
Sober 8auplab Fat mebrere gdume
uno Strdu6er, ME 2ebensei6e, Wees
iathe, Nsarita, 2orbeer uno Yerfis
monen; angepIanste Shats
teubdume UNI ieben 8lod.
Sn oieiem 2lima ftub S9attens
bdume unb Seebrife tueientlid.
9ie 9auptr6bren Der WaRer= uno @ass
Ieituns seben Bis gu ben gaupldben
urb merben iebt peiter sefhbrt.
San pebro, 8elfnap, 9oparo, Main
unb Neutrality-suspicious. laufen brett
bur6 bas gigentbum.
9as g%igentbum lie9t big anf cine
Meile tnnerhaib Der Stantgrense,t.
SIZE .8aupldbe baben cine 6ront bon
so Sub, Die Nperues baben cine 8reite
BON 80 Sub unb bic glleps cine ioIfe
BON 20 SUB uno finb in ber Shot $1,000
pertb; i'd ~berfaufe aber est an
Solde, bic baueu pplIen bic
Got fir $200-$400. Na6bem mebs
rere 9duier aufgefiibrt porben inb,
tDerbe i'd bic preiie erb6ben, big Ollie
berfauft unb nit ben id6nften Sduiern
in Der Stabt San Nntonio bebaut finb.
8ebingungen, Elm Yiertel baar; 3eit
auf LANCE 3eit nit s proaent 3infen.
Werben SduTer iofort in Nneriff ees
itommer, 1T @aar . N~n5ablung ridt
erforoerli6.
@ir piini6en Gerbe1erungeu gu boz
ben, ui6t @elb.
Laurel Heights Office,
$50. Alt OF Souffon StraBe, San
Nntonio, Seras.
SAP 6. abams.-...-g isentbhmer.
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@rnnSeiaemtbun,s . ltebertraauna,m

Wottblas GDrb al Clara 2obie, 3
@runbfide an Ibams unb Belmont
Str. unb on Garcia Npenue. Breis no.
mineQ.
Sobn 8. Smith an Marp Winter, 2
8runOftide IN @baoes unb peeo5 Str.
81. 600.
%. s. unb Sen. Mueler an Sermann
8rano, $50 older norbwehli6 BON Der
Stabt 81, 500.
6. Staade al Nugufe 5taade Sod,
8runbfiif an Srutb Ctr. $500.
Or. Sbeo. 0etrmaun, on W. s. WeIt,
a @runblilde an Olipe uno Sadberrp
Str. $4,000
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Aosrespomosns- @agIe paB

Aosresponosn3- eagle paB,
%. @fdr3, 1890. Qm l. Wpril mirb
in eagle paB cine Neunabl BON 5dut.
3ruitses ftattfnoen. Die eeeenpdgtis
gen Srufees iinb Ei9t eigentli6 nftdbtis
fGe" 9ruiiees, i~onoern lle reprdieNtiren
ben nu~nabbdngigen 5dulbi!rlft gaBle
pab", neil udmIid be. elmer apsge=
lGritbenen Wabl, I'm Bic Trase gu ents
i6eiben, oh Die Stabt eagle PaB
au6 bic @ontrole iiber bic 56ulen bas
ben iolte, taft Niemanb es DER Mtiibe
Dertb belt, gum 5timmfafen 81 ges
ben. Sa5mii6en babsn fi9 beri9iebene
uebelitdabe berausseftelt. 3ubbrbert
gebeu ben ettpa 600 i6ulpHi6tigen
Ginbern nur etpa 125 in bic Sdule,
obglei6 fit 175 Sibe ba tpdren. @os
bann lpirb fit iebes Sino cine iol9e
Msnge Bil6er aQer Nrt b%erlangt, baB
2eute nit einer 3ablrei6en Ganilie bic.
len IuftDano faum beireiten t6nnen.
@noli6 fben i'm gegenpdrtigen g6uls
rotb, Der ibti8ens tiir3li1 beIGloHen
bat, Die S9ule osr n5tabt" gu iibsrges
ben, einige unberbeiratDete Mdnner,
uoge9en nun Man9e Der Weinung 1ino,
oaB Gamilienbdter befer miKen mnHeu,
mas oer S@ule Noth tbut.
Was ben erIten puntt anbatrift, 10
liest bic 5Gulb einfa6 oaran, bab man
bic Rinber DER bielen Merifaner ni9t in
einer befouberen &(afe bur9 eiien
2ebrer, Der aud @panii6 berftebt, uu=
terri6ten ldbt. gs tpirb ibren ni1ts
erf(dst; seiftIOfes Bu9fabireu euelis
f9er W0rter, oeren 8~ebeutung fe ni6t
f%enneu, oas 1T eben Naes, ,unb ba
b!eiben fe bait gang nattirliG meg.
-Oie Wlenge Ger Bidder aeiat lpieoer,
baB bic 2ebrer i6 obne bielelben ni9t
Naib iDinen. WaE nplte aber Nlles
re9t voa%eritaniiG" baben; ieBt bat
MANS.
Die Wiiteruns lit bic ionoerbatfe
unb tDedSelooaite, bic i1 bentea ldBt.
Wiele 8dume, beren 3neiee, B!dtter
unb 8lhtben in Der Na6t bonn 1.-2.
Wdr3 erfroren naren, trsiben BON unten
uno on ben Neftsn. gber es regret
ni6t unb bas @ras iprobt nod faurt,
10 baB bic Mil6 nod 10 gts. to1et.
Sabei aupeileu barbariide 0ibe am
Sage arD faIte Nddjte; am IA. tpuren
es ftib uur 81 Grab 5. Nm Is. Mdrs
itieg bas 0uediiIber auf SO @r., in bsr
Hfa@t gum 10. fiel es auf 48 @r.; Na9=
mittags fieg es tpieoer auf SO unb am
20. gar bon 81 auf 100 Grab. Wm
81. uno %. fam Elm f6rmIi9er sanbs
fturm; in ben 9duiern liest Maes boil
Staub, obglei6 am 16. Mdra f1on
bic 4meiien ibre puppen III. Slider
belt 3u briugen beriu9ten unb Jules auf
Gegen bottle. Sn Der Ndbe bon epofz
forb SunttiDn unb oriiben in Merico
Dlitbeten Brdriefeuer. Sn BEN @drten
baben bic Gr6ie pielen S1aben getban.
Sie Bride iiber ben &io gran6e lit
balls festig; Der 3usang BON bieIer
Ssite mirb fih mobI leiber aIs unfertig
barfeaen; Denn, nie gep6bnli1 mad
FOLDER Srodenbeit, bas WaI1er In tpolz
tenbru1.artigen &eeeu pieber eiamal
bsrnieberffr6men toirb.
@tma 2 Meilen 6ltliG bon Der 5iabt
1T elm arteffder Drummer angefanseu
mOroen. Die Seute polen entueoer
2Oble, Sos pber WoRsr finben. Stun
gtmas msrben ie tpobl fiuoen, che fe
auf Der aaOeren 9site buy9fommen.
Sbeo. 0ielf6er.
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gu $45, 600, Der Nder iomit 3u $500,
lage unb fdreibe $500, p%erfauft ipors
ben. SIN @on3en baben big isbt 5000
Mder fol9er 2anbes fir Summsn, Die
bon $3.50 big $1,000 geben. Nbnabme
%gefunben. Yis gu pelder Gieberbige
bic Mufrsgung eefiegen 1T, 5eist bic
SbatIa6e, BOB an etnem etn3igen
Sage Gigantbum i'm Wertbe Don $780,
900 bic Befiber gstpe9ielt bot.
&uhiser unb rssfunber"' 1T bic Wo6e
in @aIuefon setpeien. Sos @ef6dft i'm
@runbeigentbum, welDes fie gebra6t
bat, 1T aber immerbin Elm mebr aIs
blos aufriebenfteqenbes geweien uno 1tur
wenig binter benz ber 8orpo6e aurtids
geb!iebeu. Gs iulrmirte fi9 auf
$1,O61. SOB, mdbrenb es in Der porbers
sebenben Wo9e iid auf 81, 095, 068 be-
laufen bate.
Nu1 in Gufin bauert Der freili1 In
beideioeneren @rensen bleibenbe Mufs
f6wuus fort. gs lit i'm Blame, tpeitere
400 older 2anbes, melhe an ben 6airs
felosYarf anfoBen, in gaupldbe aus.
aulegen. Sn ben lebten paar Sagen
bat mebr tdotifdes gigentbum bic
nndnbe gepe6ielt", aIs CO fonf in Mo=
natsfrift BET Soil gu iein pf1egt. Bod
1T es feia auspdrtiges &apttal, mas in
Nufin Nnlage fudt.
Mu1 auf bic tleineren Stdbte Ell iredt
fi9 Der Boom. Bon iiberaa Der tpirb
erb6bte 8autbdtigfeit unb @eI41ftsaufz
i6mung beridtet. 50 aug Beaumont,
2odba,t, Slatouia. 8eebine. 2uIing,
&odbaIe, 2ampafas u. a. Sic meifen
beben berbor, baB Der 8ertebr auf Dem
@runbeigentbums.M arfte elm beionbets
iebb1fter gepeien lei unb CUTE preiie ge>
bra@t babe.
0aB oas iebige @pfem Der @efdngs
nib. Terpaltung. bel peldem bic 3udt.
hinge tbeilweiie fur Snoutrie3neds oers
penbet ooer oermietbet merben, ni1t
Die INNER gerabe bon oemotratifden
e6reiern ~bebauptet gu Ftuerbe1 pfeet =
Elm uGeblidlas" 1T, bafir giebt tuieber
bic lebte 9ehnungsablage ber Staatsz
@efdngniB Beb6rbe fir Sen Monat ises
bruar einen flailiden Beles, tpel6er
3eigt, baB bic G,nanSlage bieies Ser.
neutrality-suspicious. eire duberf ainfige
1T. Sic @ianabHen baben fih auf
$42,0 900 beIaufen. tpobon bic @umme
bon $25, 900 aus benz fur bic 3h9tIinge
ge5abIten Mietbgelber flieBt, unb $500
aug benz 8erfaufe BON giien uno anbe,
rem Gcbritaten, meIde in ben Staats.
gefdngniB : Nnftalten onsefertiet linb,
tamen. Sabei III nod in &e1nung au
aieben, baB bic auf Der Staatsfarm ge.
3ogene 3uders@rnte sar ni9t gum 8ers
tauf gefommen 1T.
Die Musgaben, unterbaltungen, 0ers
paltungsfofen u. (. 10. betrugen ettpa
$50, 900, ber poften fir bic Mnf9afung
BEG Materials $14, 900 unb babel meiit
bic Gafe einen ueberfdub bon $35. 900
auf.
Ser Beriht tbeilt auBerbem nod nit,
baB Der 6daben an benz 3uderrobr,
wel6en Der Grof bonn 81. Gebruar auf
ber Slaaisform anseridtet Bat, Bel tpets
tenn ni6t 10 groB gemeien it, tpie an.
genommen worben mar, unb bob elmer
Der eroBen teranii@en 3uderpflan3er,
Col. gnis, tueI6er Dor &ur3em ben iei.
ner 3udsrplantage 5uriifaefommen III.
bieieIbe MittbeiIung betreffs feiner teras
nii1en 3uderfarm ma9t unb sruar nit
Der 8emerfuHg, baB bic Wirfungen BET
Iebten 5rofwele fit Die 3uderfeIber in
2ouifana piel beroerblider gemeien
feien. dig fit Die teraniiden.
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say GER s. +. % m. Netter, Der
beuifde SpscialsWrst fir Mugens uub
Obrenleihen. 1T BON feiner bisberigen
Wobnung. Of=0ouffon.S traBe SO. 9,
nod Ofs@ommerces 5traBe SO l (iiber
benz Giper1be- &efaurant) umgeaoQen,
mo er lid eine elegant ausseffattete cens
troll unb bequem errei6bare Office eins
aerimtet bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-25

~ Sci Sips & SiIbertborn
Gde SouItonsS trabe unb 2benue G, lit
eine feline Nustpabl 5oilettegegenftdnbe
unb Parfiimerier gu biligen Y~reiien
3u baben. a
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SIT bet 9snftim strase

befinben fi9 San N~ntonio's Cooper
age Works; Der BefBer berfelben 1T
GER SEP. Manorp. Nur Gabri=
tate BET beiten unb ppllfommenften 4rt
geben aus bieiem @tablilisment bernor.
0err ManbrD, Ga9mann bur6 unb
bur6, beauffi6tigt feline Wetfltdtteu
ielber, unb oarin uno in bet 8erpens
bung beg beiten Materials unb bet
8eI9dftiguag gef6idter Nrbeitsr 1T
Der itaunenswertbe grfoIg feines @ez
i@dftes gu iuGsn. nDauerbaft, ans
fpre6enb uno preismertb" 1T iein Mots
to, bas er aud bel ben tleinten Muftrdgen
ni6t auBer N6t ldBt, mesbalb Gar<
mer. bic @ilternen, Gdfsr. Sanfs u. {. 10.
brau6en, iid bertrauensboa on Jpn
nenben.
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Laurel Heights Office,
Npti5 an Stemersabler.

Can Natpnio, IA. mart 1890.
Der llnterstidnete ma6t bierburd betannt,
bas bic ii1Stiiden al valorem uno aepffeueru
fir oas Sobr 1889 iebt fauig iino unb bor bent
/. Mai 1890 entriblet Weroen mullen.
@buarb &if9e,
14,s ,l4mt4mtp Staetii9sr aoIsttor.
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sseue WaUSem in fertisem slmsiisen.

80 berI6ie6ene WfuI1er baben mir
in Der leBteu @O6e e%mpfausen; Sads
rod. @utamaD. unb prina Nlbert.Wns
5tise in S6war3 @beDiot, Wibe Wale,
6anep WorteO, Plain unb Silk lined,
bon $1,000 bis gu $4,000. Sir oie=
ielben Wauren ~Derlan9en S6neioer
bon $4,000 big gu $4,000.
8. MpIffnu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-25
Sin gaar Suiem aus eimem stiid.

Die mobernfien Muiier in 9oien
obne Natb in Sunberten bon Deri6ie.
benen Stofen unb 5dniiten bon $500
bis $3.50 per paar, Soien, enbere Nrs
ten, Gafbmirs unb @oriieos bon $1.25
big gu $500. 8. BOLTON.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-25
Gpntirmaunen : Nnsiise. Gunfirmatt.
oen:9ln5iiae.

0On oeu bilisfien big au ben ~fsinften
in ben mobernfen Sdnitten. Cine
ME geiebene Muspabl In @onfirmanbeu=
Wn5igen ieoer Gr6Be gu iebr biaigen
preiien. Sbr f6nnt nirgenos better
faufen als bel 8. Wolfpn.
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8tnoer.M n5iige. Suncertc npn
muffrrn.

Nur mad ber neuelten Mobe, BON
$1.00 big $1,000 per Nn5ue. Yom
8iligfen big gum 8eifen. llnfere
preiie iinb bic niebrisften. SOmmt
unb ii6er3eagt @u6.
8. BOLTON.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-25
Gtne 9(nsmabl ppn Sauieuoen BOT
Serren=Mnsiigcn.

Bon einem suten @aibmere=G n3us gu
81 SO on big gu Dem feinften, BON ben
belieu 56ueibern perfertigten 9rina.
I'll 4n5ug gu $25.00 unb $4,000.
&. BOLTON.
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g eiumt

pirb iofort cine tii6tige G6din. Nad'
aufrasen in Der Expedition bieier 3ei'
tung.
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Or. Bulls Suiten SDrup mirb BON Sauieae
ben ais bic bette Mebisin gegen Grfdltuna SET
@ferfeit unb Snitcn geprieiel. ct fotet nllr %
@ents Die 6lai6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-25

sa5~ Wer bel uns fir SIS Glotbing
fault, erb0lt einen elesanten ieibenen
&egeni6irm als @ei6enf.
8. Morris & Bros.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-21

solid men in every branch of industry.
There is not a flake" mining scheme or
a wildcat real estate boom in the lot.
AS to the Montana and the Helena OF
to-day, the inducements they offer to
capital and enterprise, and the condi-
tlons that the new conner will find on
his arrival, we believe that to-day's In
DEPENDENT presents in every respect a
true picture. A writer of little hand
book announced on it's title page that it
omitted everything everybody knew,
and contained what everybody wanted
to know and could not readily find y
We hope this will be found true Of THE
INDEPENDENT to-day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-21
BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY GOODS.

The Display Made of Christmas Presents
by X. 8. Hale s. Co.
In anticipation of brisk business this
season in holiday goods, Messrs. H. S. Hale
d Co. purchased large and elegant stock
of such goods Us one expects to find in a
first-class drug and fancy goods house. In
the line of manicure sets, comb and brush
and cologne cases there is the most varied
assortment to be found in the city. These
sets are in every conceivable shape and
style, in celluloid and oxidized silver, from
set of three pieces to those which contain
a dozen articles. The cases themselves
permit a wide range of selection, the idea
being to have a line of goods in which
every taste could be gratiied, as we'll as
every purse. a6.
One Of the ,handsomest articles in the
store is plush cologne case, about foot
and half in height and ten inches across,
with, five small bottles for perfume
on top while lie on the side are two
useful but would make one of the hand
soonest ornaments for a dresser shown in
the city. 1t has been determined to close
this line of goods out before Christmas,
and in accordance prices have been put at Il
figure which will guarantee their sale to
whoever sees them and has an idea of in
vesting in handsome present.
In the matter of perfumes and colognes
the stock is rs varied as that in plush goods.
It consists of the finest imported and do
mestic goods. from small walls to great
bottles. In addition their is an excellent
display of basket goods, prettily decorated
with ribbons, which would make most ac-
ceptable present. There are also imported
brushes of all sorts, travelling cases ard
leather goods, just suited for the season.
Those in search of Christmas goods should
give II. S. Hale d Co. call.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-21
THEIR BUSINESS GOOD.
Wise & Goodkind Much Pleased With
Their Trade,

Wise & Goodkind Much Pleased With
Their Trade.
Not many months ago Messrs. Wise &
Goodkind opened wholesale liquor and
cigar house on the corner Of Sixth avenue
and Main street. After the first week q
busy air was noticed about the establish
ment, which has continued to increase
right along. The remark was made to Mr.
E. Goodkind, the resident partner, yester-
day, that trade did not seem to be dull with
him and the inquiry made how business
had been with him since he located in Hell
ena.
Business has been very good" he re-
piled. "Far beyond nv expectations. We
have been here about six months and have
worked early and late, attending to the
wants of the trade. must say l am very
grateful to the saloon men of Helena.
| They have with very liberal patronage
given us every encouragement. We appre-
ciate it and will always try and merit thei1
! trade and good will
Helena is good point to wholesale
from. is it not?" was asked.
Eyes, it is almost. if not exactly. in the
center of the state: has ample and growing
railroad facilities: large houses in all lines,
with ample capital, and would be pur-
chaser can buy what he wants, from a
threshing machine to a needle, at any east
ern price, with freight added, and in great
many instances at less, for competition in
duces US to give up part of our benefits in
the shape of car rates to the trade. l know
it is SO in our line"
II notice you advertise and push your
Old Maturity Bourbon. Do you meet with
SUGGEST"
II should say 80. It's the same the world
over. Merit always tells. This whisky is
my pet brand, and naturally we push it to
the front on all occasions. But the
justice of our claims for it is that you
can any day in the week hear it called for
by the consumer in the saloons. It's old,
it's pure and of course that makes it good.
just the other day we had an order for a
gallon of it from farmer, or rather a
sheep man, who purchased it of US when
we were in Dakota. Come in the Office and
let me show you how our sales run on this
brand"
Mr.. Goodkind showed his government
book, showing the sales have increased in a
very comfortable manner.
BY the way" said Mr.. Goodklnd. look
and see how our 'Rhens' mineral water
goes. Hero are ten cases going to the finest
bar in Great Falls. It's one of the finest
table waters in this country"
Wise d Goodkind's success shows what
inducements Helena offers to men of ex-
perience and capital.
A wagon with each boys suit at Harris, the
clotEier.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-21
A STORY OF PROGRESS.

To-day's INDEPENDENT is in no sense
"boom" number. The legitimate de-
mands of our advertising patrons have
made necessary the enlargement of the
paper beyond it's usual proportions and
in adding the extra pages OF reading
matter we have taken the opportunity
to give some definite data regarding our
city, county and state, in response to
many inquiries for such information.
The various special articles tell what
sort of town Helena is to live in, what
development it has undergone in the
past two years, something Of the re.
sources of the county and state of which
1t is the capital, what industries it il
supporting and what manufactures
might reasonably be expected to do well
here. They tell from official figures Of
the growth of the mining industry Of
the state, the sure and permanent foun.
dation OF our prosperity for generations
to come. An experienced agricultural
writer reviews the farming resources Of
the state and tells Of the possibilities
for the farmer in this favored land. Al
eminent physician truthfully describe!
our salubrious climate. In fact, ever,
article is faithful portrayal Of actua
conditions and not fanciful sketch o
things hoped for and never to be real
lied. And the advertisements are 0
the Same substantial character. Tn
scorss Of columns devoted to them ar
1lled with the announcements Of on