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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-01-10
United States Land Office,

Seattle Wash. Nov. 18th, 1854
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act of Congress of June g.
lands III the States of California, Oregon, Nev
ada. aud Washington Terr,,' CHAs Fl. HERALD
OF Tacoma County of Pierce State of Wash
ington has this day fled in this Office his sworn,
statement No 5l57, for the purchase of the north
east quarter of section Oil township p nortI,
range west and will offer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes and TO
establish bis claim to said land before the Reg.
lister and Receiver OF this Office at Seattle WASH.
on Thursday the Goth, day of March 1890
Hama, w jones and L l. Kachlin, of Tacoma
Wash.
ANY and ell persons claiming adversely the
claims in this Office on before said 10th day OF
March $780,.
T. 4; REED, JR., Register.
Date of first Pub. Jan. Pill.
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Its Excellent Qualities

Commend TO public approval the Califor-
MIA liquid fruit remedy. Syrup of Figs
1t is pleasing to the eye, and to the TASTE
and by gently acting on the kidneys, liver
and bowels, it cleanses the system effect
ually, thereby promoting the health and
comfort of all who use it. Sold by C. Y.
Dunbar
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HcltIiH JdlF. -Zltt, IooJ.N
Notice is hereby given that in compliance vita
the provisions of the act OF Congress, of June 8,
1873 entitled San act Tor the sale OF timber lands
in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
Washington Territory" AUGrsT ZEHNDER, of Ia
coma, County of Pierce, Territory OF Washington,
has this dav filed in this Office his sworn state
nlent No 1887. for the purchase OF the South
East quarter of section nnn ber 50 i'll
to no % n, |. NOT west, aud viii offer proof TO
its timber than for agricultural Purposes, and TO
establish his claim to said land before the Regis
ter and Receiver of this Office az Seattle, on
Wednesday, the 18th day OF February, 1880.
He names as witnesses: p n. Kane Henry
Carsley and Thos Fraker of Tacoma and Geo.
Mcdonald of Shelton, W. L.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in this Office ON or before said 18th day OF
Feb, 1890
JOHN B. BAIRD, Register.
Date Of first Pub, Nov. % 1875.
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Notice.
In the Superior Court Of Mason
County, in the State Of Wash
lnOtOD.

To Joseph w. Day, Jr, Esq, Clerk Of said Court:
1t is hereby ordered that the Superior Court of
Mason County in the State of washington be in
session at the Court house in the city of Shelton
on the Third Monday OF January, 1893 Ghe same
being the twentieth day OF the month"; and con
tinue its sessions from day to day until other
wise ordered by the Court, al which sessions
any and all criminal ana civil actions causes
and matters will be heard, tried and determined.
which may regularly come before the Court. 1t
is further ordered that Grand Jury and Petit
jury be summoned to be in attendance at said
sessions of Court.
You are therefore directed to issue venire to
the Sheriff OF said Mason County commanding
him to summons eighteen duly qualified persons
to serve as Grand Jurors at said sessions OF court
said yenire to be made returnabe on said third
Monday OF January, 1890, at the hour OF ten o.
CLOCK III the forenoon; And you are further di-
fected to issue ayecire to said Sheriff com mand-
ing him to summons twenty four duly qualified
persons to serve as Petit Jurors at said sessions
OF Court, returnable on Tuesday, the tWenty-frst
DAY OF January. d 1890, at the hour of ten o.
clock in the forenoon.
Dated December 18th, 1889
ATTEST: MASON IRWIN
y. w. DAY, JR. CLERK. Judge, 3W
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HOOPS CANAL Jan. 7th, 1890.

Mrs. John McReavy left for a visit to
California last Thursday.
The Thermometer was down to eleven
on Sunday morning, with the Canal fro
zen over, and boating and steamboating
about stopped The snow is from foot
to foot aud half deep, and the rest Of
the news is showed under or frozen up,
for your correspondent is trying to stay
at home and keep comfortable.-S.
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Shelton P0St-Office.

Mails close at 10 A. NJ, on Mondays, Wednes
days, and Fridays.
Mails for the north close at z A. NJ, on Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays.
General Delivery open from A. NJ. tO7 NJ.
Open Sundays from to 10 A. NJ.
Mails close at 10 A. NJ. mail days
Money Orders and Postal Notes issued.
ARTHUR ]. TAYLOR, Postmaster
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The Mason County Journal.
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Notice of Sheriffs Sale.

No I'LL
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING COUNTY
STATE OF WASHINGTON.
F. w. TROUNCE Plaintiff
vs. }SS
VIM. MERRITT Defendant
Notice is Hereby given that pursuant to a writ
OF execution in the above entitled cause dated
ana rested the l4thday of December A ID. 1892
TO me directed, | have levied upop and and will
IN froat of the Court house door in shelton Ma
SOP County State of washington on Saturday the
4Sth day OF January 1890 at the hour of Ten
ociocko said day sell at Public auction to the
highest bidder for cash all of the right title and
interest OF said defendant to the VII OF the NeI4
ana the VIZ OF the SCI OF Sec. II (seventeenl
thereof to satisfy the sum OF si0265 Judgment
AMI interest herein an 81, e5 costs with increa sed
costs and costs to day of sale
-. N: DUcKWoRTH, Sheriff Mason County
Dated this 18th day of Dee 1882
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The funeral of Michael Brofy
will leave for Olympia, on the Cla-
IA Brown, Saturday morning.
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United states Land Office,

Date first Pub, Nov. 29-436.
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7. II, KEED. JR., Register
Date OF first Pub, Nov Is Ill.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-08-28
The September Convention,
I!EAnQUAErLEs DEN. EXEc'E CON-,

IEAnprAI|rEES dem. EXEC' Il CON-,
CohCMI@A, 3. G., Aug, IS, 30.
70 thc County Chairman: By res
oIutlon Of this Committee the call, as
alrcnty made, for the State Convcn-
ton to assemble III the city Of Column
hia on the 10th of September, 1890,
W&S dG}y confirmed, and the secrcta-
ry was ordered to notify you to call
your respective county conventions
together and clcct, in strict confor-
nifty to tho constitution, your dele
gates to said State Convention.
Your special attention IS directed
to second proviso in the amendment
(l8&8) to the constitution, Article,
XII, which according to information
received by this committee, has hcrn
either ignored or misconstrucd iii
several instances by county convcn-
tons which have elected delegates to
both the September and August CON
vcntions without having first given
"notice Of the same in the call to
elect such delegates.
BY order Of tho State executive
committee. j. -. ". InnY, Chr'n.
q. Duncan Bellinger, Secretary,
Barnwcll, $. G.
All Of the county newspapers of the
State are respectfully requested to
'--- --''' ''..''A Nl,~"-~r +Lo e~l>ovo fNr'
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man can. hope to succeed f,r any
Office unless he endorses this public
slandorer and bitter defamer of the
fair name of the State. If ho dares
to show his manhood and exhibit the
least coldncss to the chief he is
slaughtered and his chances GROW
beautifully less every day as the can.
YaSS progresses.
If II man has been a faithful md
true officer, whether or not he is for
Illlman, does that dispualify him
from the performance of his duties?
The action Of Col. Haskell and the
delegates from five counties who
withdrew with him from the Tillman
convention creates another howl
among the chiefs followers. In the
opening speech he demanded a pri,
mary, finding tho other side was
equally willing he backed down and
said "thc devils would cheat him out
of the election by the use of money
and whiSkcy. Primary will d0 here
after, but not this time" and tried to
make H"vt rcsp"nsib!c until he proved
him the liar. and this he has done
most conclua;vcly. ''l'acts and flo
urcs don't ilc." Col Haskell is rnw
the target to be shot ut and on his
head rests the blamc and the rc srou.
Slhility of the bolt at Columbia. If
Til:mnn had bis character, his brains
and his manhood he would have hccn
the Governor without opposition.
Tic has developed none OF the quail
ties Of leader and given no indicr-
tons of true craftsmanship. Three
cheers for Hampton, the friend aud
r"nrado Of the Immortal Lee, the
hero Of the 'IIG movement anl the
standard bearer OF true democracy;
. for Hrattpn and Earle nohly bearing
/ !lc banner onward and fcarlrs,:ly dc:
fc'ldinS It's principles.
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democratic Brother of the South and
help him: Not they! Whenever the
southern farmer begins to compete
with the farmer of the West and
then will they pass laws that
wilAatQrye the South rather than let
him on the market with q pure article
of food. The idea of the northern
republican farmer and the domo-
cratic farmer Of the south iojn.
ing hands is all bosh, q republican
snaro to break the "so!id South"
A republican majority will always
legislote to the advantage Of the
North and to the disadvantage Of the
South. Never trust them. They
will prove false, as they have often
done before. This lard bill is Iii
rect cut at one of our most promising
young industries, and well the farmer
of the Northwest knew it, but rot one
raisoa his voice to help defeat it, be
cause it wonlaanot add to his wealth
Hbeehog" has wen and cotton -seet
will be in the soup.
Il ! -
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THURSDAY, AUG. %, 1SNO

Ex-PrcSidcut Corrupt of the Gcor-
gia State Alliance exchange is being
investigated. lie is charged with OK
acting commissions on supplies hand,
led by the exchange while he was at
its head.
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zoo .1Euch Powder.

AlE. Epiron: We would gently re-
mind onr Rocliy-Bottom friend that
he used too much powder for his
small shot, which threw them so w:aE
OF the mark, that had we not heard
OF the report, we would have never
known that gun had been fired, rs
not even one shot fell in the vicinity
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Walker w. Russell was in WASH
lngton last week working hard to get
tho Spartanhur@ postmastrrship for
w. Horny Hester, formerly Of Gen.
tral. this cruNty. A prominent re-
p"hl'"2n Of the Spartan city is also
working fH" the place. Walker has
generally ''&ot there" with tho pres
2nt administration.
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a cyclone struck the town of Wilkes.
barre, Pennsylvania, Oh the evening"
OF the 10th instant, wrecking l0U
houses and destroying over one mil
hon dollars in property. Near It
score of lives wcro lost hcsi,lcs many
persons were seriously injured.
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rE'''i"1'S !'n - t.~ I,.i'.. i.-:f !"> j'"::N:
1''E 'N;''H - '''taf'''I '''H II i'.'": -!
N,' mas iti', Hril'E 'A h'N "i "%n
t'"c'.'l"'', Hl nfh'!n''t p"it>, q ."N
'h'';.l1" "c,' i'c'IH '''iiL W'u!u GO hr'
E'r'''' IN" n,''ot II, t''' one" h'Sh
Il I'"!'''';' ,i!. L"I:,' 'H'''. - ""t IRE ''@'t
n',i - '''' I''Il''i'H I'"''''y '"c Nh'' ''
"''''O 'i"'n.
EutlcT i."r entered lrn"n h,r third
term. lis pathway has herm Hl;rI
y HtrWn with i;"W'rs,m!j Ec !n., H., l.
greatly i'"n"rrI, and h~ is ever mow
politician rI4'';e u - hv'.p his ?.'al.tA
*hut in the Nviit's~l s'.v:t'n in b.
native State. !'.,ii"@..I.h,I i>"ma-
tors in thr North Lr!I ,.t 50 i.,!r.> Is
thty are tnithiGl f. the lHrty tHrI'
represent and are not r,l"y,d OK
ccpt for cause. Certainly v not because
they dare come hone and attempt to
counsel th" Nc"ri" AGAINST strife and
MSunlOn. How coniMoH 10 hear the
remark that "(',n Hampton had no
business interfering with State poll
ties, THAT he hHt "ouliiNcd his use.
t"h'SS, and Was hIt an old time
m'Sl"crat, etc. CUntcmltihln utter
ahccS! l'rt them come from What
quarter 'h"N may, "hr is I" IA" native
'"'n' Ui@ hhH tr'rd. amt worth Il
r""i n'Hi0'l l'Ilmim". 1t appears
'In'' '''" 'N''H''lc" 'hf"N,5out tt'5 N'd
"',''' ."'''H' nave r'%"IItu l'rn-
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~ II1 - WV
f'ni w. -" ','. "','' !'iS'I Ii!c re-
. I, ~" :1 =" ',',''''" ,' '''''' "i''' VIII" nc,
,.,',,,,>,,, - r. >I''I' ''''' '''' Will
a." ,"',. ''' w. ,">N:'' N: I'"''.';1 on
,r,..''!;, 81" ';,''' ",' -, '''',,r'''% ~, re-
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ir,~J VT Lc .,,,. , Lnr,, ,,1,1;n.
,o,,.ir,r,;s H.r i.,sh ,,,J 'l,,,;.',, ~,
rlu'i, u we'll contested iiuJ 1I,r,.
n.c, Gr.u our ,r.,;n!v .},nr,l NO
view, nr Can't. Dav.,,, lur;nn thn
Si"rn,y Ia>5of '7G. Gov pcrrT bn,I.
: " h,lrI.i,,d the movement Gnco,xc
! L." saw T.ilr }>r,sl,oc;. Of s,rcr,s ,nl
he >%w no reason, why cnn,iuu, ,Ir;r,.
! .llurl!l j, ,a;Yr,l my ~ thr ,st,t,,
| wh,r W.. hal ,,,ir,nrl =, ,,r,J, .n,l
! NIr,n Ch.n!,,,),iu ,oyr ,,r,,i.n ,,r :,
rrol "rI h,nrst ...yn,,,nnr, - -
Dawson >ya, - ,~oiI.,. ,ilor n,.,. l,;,l,
IN uir ;,>!rr,, ,r H., ir rn,,ni,,' ;,
AMI ry.,c,.t.I rur rLri~ y;,i,,'s .,,'i
rI,a.oct,r lrlI ,;i,nirnr ,,;r;.,r. .,',t
: i.n,t, .:h,.,. iii,. in.,,,.;, .,,,:l.
! ."winr, Of v.,rv ",,.,i n,In no.,,,,r
"d iiIr,u.sl N,r c,,,ut,,. rnr,in,,,i ..
"a X ""|" ;'.iE at the News a"d N"uv
! 'rr "nd hHTrah tor III" downfall of
;"'H'"'r@2N ~ South Carolina. \
,''"''''S5 E'nhh,r VIII" Pay but httl"
: '"N "''I hAV" hr"n lt"t'ctcd by the
'''i''r i'h'i r',t m'r"d or oppressed
cry '""';!E '"f rri'; III ;,nd '"r Il!I-
'''''' ','"N 1i'niy i"i''Fc 1"Tty
i''T'" az, = ii'"ir VIII finlN come ird%
'','," ,:. :''',' - ";I''',E1' i,, 'H 'N"'d
-; ,'!S' Si''''''' I, t''"t ', '"'' h""S"h
so? NY '''t.' - "s'''i 't"F"ci'"' ""'''I
;,'''., .'','''''','I'' 'HNc MS m''"o-
n .,.',.i ,'',' '1''' ~: :':;''|''' ~ every
,, N''I' >''"' &, ",''''> '''''' ''' WIS
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TFeE LAIRD ksSI.L PASSED.

This bill which has been before the
over house OF congress has passed
hat body and no doubt it will pass
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\
At this time when tnc Farmers
Alliance seems 10 be on top in the
great political ti%ht I'LL over the coun
try, i! would he we'll for each mem
bcr Of the order to rcau and ponder
over part OF the constitution Of the
! lc'iaS state Democratic nominating
c"nNcntiOn. This convention was con-
tr";td Iy the farmers of the great
.NilHnrc State and Il majority Of the
delegates We're Simon pure Alliance
men. Bead their constitution and
y"n Will find that the sub TREASURY
hii! and the railroad and telegraph
bills NJ" r"pudilatcl and denounced
as "nWiac and no way brnciicial to
the Farmer. IT reads rs follows:
Hcc"nI. Whai The Government rf
'hc United States has uiIly the pow
"rs expressly given in the Cun3t!tu-
ton Of the United States and a.ncnl
m"nt%, and We believe that tho per
rC!Niiy OF the Union constituted lM
SAID Constitution and amculmcnd
mcHtS, c"nstutinnaiiy and consistent.
~ with popular liberty and the LIcs-
SD" of Sc!f government, c;m be &C.
rrTrd only hy TIC confinement OF the
Federal Government in all lcpart
m"nts to the legitimate and cconolni-
cal exercise Of the powers expressly
conferred upon it.
Third. That on this princiDlc VIC
oppose tariff duty for any purpose
than for revenue only. We oppose
the collection and distribution by the
ErtrrAl Government Of money in aid
OF the educational systems of the srv-
cral States, OF any Of them, or in the
way OF advancement or lean to anv
Of a class upon any sort of |
security, whether Government bonds
n commercial bonds, farm or other
products. We oppose the election
aw recently passed by tho Rcpnbli-
'an House Of Representatives and
condemn all recent entertainments bv
he Federal Judiciary upon the pow CT
If the States.
Fifth. That we arc opposed toythe
continuance of the national bank Sys-
en-, and demand the abolishulcnt
hereof as soon as by law the same
an be done. We demand the pas,
age OF laws preventing the creation
t trusts and providing for the ,lisso,
ution Of those now III exist cncc. We
nc IN favor Of free and unlimited
,,G
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~ paftlnS NICK. lie
lu and nc secs in the
t rising for Talbcrt
| will amply repay
n"tcrictv he has ac-
tor ioI' the Hlliamcr.
ch waa bitter, violent
Ii the slate goes
ave Gov. Gary and
l. Tic nTraiSns the
"r or refers to its cdi-
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- ~ - 49,
kc at one of the new
South. 1t will pre-
cotton seed oil rs an
and thus reduce the
There is no dispute
ulncss of it as an az
d it is far more pure
han q large por cent
| "hog's grease of
hog producer of the
hat it must be de
Inc market, as it is
trade. How IS this
Does this look like
Farmer Of the North
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themselves
seeded from the
convention because The.
.Ny carried on! its purposes; and
!ow Wc "rr told th#t another cam
n%iMn IS to 'o made against Tilllnan:
hat tirr@ IS 10 be another candiIatc
I Ill!in;~n is nominated; end that
here can I've nn compromise unless
'he minority faction has its way.
The above is from the Atlanta
'"""'""''"" u h.!i"v"l what II hnI
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~ FssIE.SS FIRING.

1t was not to be expect,
democrats who asscr.'
ION in CO!unl,:
will Of -
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ksEcesgsl0Eata 81 asaapyjIIa NJ

CONDENSED S'hcGuIe-Scrt %, 1SS
Trains run by 10Th Meridian time.
hour faster than 90;h Meridian time
SouTHwARD-Da Daily. Nose No.
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When q man has n cold in his
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S1abe ga SpnttpreiSem.

500 paer Ginberf6ubs ~ s.. So.
IteNpreis $3.50 unb $1.40. Demenz
SLIPPERS ill rs Ste. uub $1-lpertb
SLIPS
5piRyhb eiebts MoreeniAube fir Go.
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preisermdBieungen III allen anberen
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fnittleten Soften nur has bette gefhbrt
ioirb. Die ausgelanitteuen 2dnsurubs
lsoer=saube far Wdnner, trogen liG
gut uno ino confortabsl. befonoers au
empfealea. Jatbiee s1ube in Blaeee
III a%eeeptobiea Breiien.
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Gde Commerce 6 ct. Marn's ctr.
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a. piquefeine Mdntel uuo ssodets
NIT glil9 beiebt gum balben preiie bel
8. 9eut@ & 60.

@r pancoaf 4 & @obn finb in
ityem b~eheutenb oergr6berten @eihdftss
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preife; felne usberdieber, mu6erEe 6is
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wolene unb leinene Demben, 2rabats
ten un5 ale bic anoeren 9errens s oilet,
ten Qrtitsl. paneoaff & Gobn erbals
ten ibrsn &uf bic ieiten5e Jirma ibrer
BranGe su Fein, aufrent.
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re- Wenu Semaab feiu une gu on.
n~eDmbarem 9reiie fpeiien min, 10 gebe
ct gum Wiifionss@arten. Sie
6srteu 8beiuer & 0anl, Befber bies
les Gtabiilements, balten 5arauf, lire
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len. Vile laiioumdBigeH Oelitatehen.
IuIiefn, Mi!b, GiEhe, @efigel Il. fnb
bort in Der oelIfateiieu 3ubereitung Gle
3eit gu baben. Mabl3eiten tperben auf
Wuni6 in bic Mobnurgen ber Gunben
geianot. GuG tietet ber nit ber
SreiieiDirtbf1aft p~erbunbene 3 ar<
room bic beffen @etrdnte. ffets frii9es
gier unb feline 2iqu6re unb @eine.
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@atb fit MHtter!

@or iiber so Sabren ihcn murbe
Mrs. WinsloD's Snotbing Syrup bon
Mittern beim 3abnen Der Ginber anges
tren5et. Mi.t Su i'm G6lafe our9
bas Gdreisn eiues Gin6es eeft6rt. bas
I'm 3cbEen III unb tor G1mersen
peintS Wenn 70. IafIe icfctt cine
Tlaide nan sStrs. @tnslptp's 6o0tbins
Gsrup" bolsu. gein Wsrtb lit unbes
5ablbar. @s tpirb benz fieinen 2eibeu.
ben iofort 2inOsruna berf@oHen. Ser.
laBt gu4 barauf, Miiiter, es lit fem
3Deifel 6arlber. IS beilt 9pienterp
unb DiarrbOe, regulirt ben Magel unb
tie Nieren. befeitigt Mino . RoIit, cts
tueiGt ben Gaumen, berbinbert gntsars
buna unb itdrft bas sar3e Gpffem.
.Mars. @;nslons Soothing Syrup
fir sabneribe Ginber 1T argenebm in
@ef@ma6 unb bas Re3ept ftanmt BON
einem Der 5eiten spei6liGen Merate In
ben Ser. 6taaten. @s 1T bel allen
Sruggiiea in Der gan3en WeIt AZ bas
ben. preis rs gts. per GIaf9e.
2auft ni6ts anberes oils Mrs. Winss
Iotus Soothing @prup.
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RaEaee mad, Guroua.

Die Mgenturen bes Qerrn %. s.
Douug, So. l Commerce : StraBe,
s. a Mntonio, unb So. SOB Mains
StraBe, Dallas, nertreten fiur bic
aAerfannt beifen elropdii6en Dampfers
Ginien. 6err gouns lit i'm Gtanbe bic
biIIigften Staten au geben, er=
tbeilt bereitwilig iebe gepanf9te Nuss
funft unb beIOr8t iebr prompt ale ibul
lber0ebenen 4uftrdge. Wer nod Gu.
ropa 3u reiIen ptini6t, ober Dermanote
5sriberfcmmen laFen min, ipenbe fi@
on iraenb cine Der genanuien M9entursn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-29
galifprninsgGefme.

Wsinliebbaber finben Elm groBes 90,
ger BON fsinen California : Weinen bel
Germ s. s. Meper atn alamo
Ylaaa. GER Meper iu6t bic Meine
on Srt uno Stele aus nth fauft birefi
aus benz 9eGer Ter Weinaidter. Oils
gutem 2enner selingt es ibm fets, bic
beffcn Sorten cu~saumdblen. CT farm
feline Gunben uno Gamilien hit einent
guien Srppfen uerieben. &otbs unb
UsiBueine in borshgI.6er QuaIitdt
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @anone - fret
ING 0aus geliefert.