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THE EFFECT on BUSINESS.
How the Democratic victory Operates on
the Business interest Of TIE Coun-
try and what the Political
Prospect is.
l,Yashinstoa Correspondents Of Iron g.


The most important part Of The whole
affair is that the new law which was in
tended to stand for at least a decade, and
under which Industries were expected to
20 IN with marvellous expansions undis-
iurhed Iy ceascless agitation. is con-
frontcd on the very threshold OF liz APP
plication 10y an overwhelming hostile
| majority in the lower House and an cle-
lnent OF doubtful support i'll the Senate.
The tariff rciormcrS. indiileren. 10 the
effects OF agitation upon mechanical in
dustries. are already proclaiming their
purpose TO move against the cid law by
/ gradual approaches. They intend to per-
nit the law TO stand in lis entirity as an
objective line Of attack upon the pro-
tcctive system. aud will concentrate their
efforts upon the weaker points OF defense
first
a number of senators and representa-
tives who entertain reform IDEAS who are
now in Washington, have had several con-
tercnces upon Tie line Of policy to pursue.
They indicate q determination 10 protract
debate upon republican measures which
will he brought forward at the approach
ing short session in order 10 prevent
action upon the appropriation bills, thus
forcing the president to call an extra
session. They claim that The results Of
the recent elections are !ty no means con-
elusive. and a. the Issue Will be the
feature of The campaign OF IS!':. the
sooner they begin their movements the
better
Without an extra session the proposed
reform movements Cannot lie inaugnratcd
until January. 1892. on the very exc d
the presidential election. which would
not afford time Tor the people 10 thor
ouelly understand the questions involved.
II the country wished 10 eliminate the
tariff from national politics tics adopted
Il very unfortunate method Of accomplish
in" THAT result. From now until the close
OF Tie presidential campaign III Noycm-
her So. ccasccsS tariff agitation may
be anticipated The hrs; attack will be
Oh Inc line o: free raw material. a. coal.
iron ore and binding twiue. lower duties
ON pi@ iron. free tin plate. steel rail, and
cotton ties. These are the lines upon
which lhc new law will hc first attacked.
The champions OF the new tariff IN the
present Congress who survived the Hood
"i last TUESDAY insist thai they Will not
retreat. hui viii keep The standard oi pro-
lection 10 the front. The narrowing
down o; the senate majority aad the
-hakincss Of Plumb. Paddock and Petit
grew make ii very uncertain a. To the
ability OF the republican maiorit, to stem
the i'ic. The tariff ~ u high protective
measure is uuquc-iionabiy mcuaccd b:
greater dangers llan ever before, and
mncl careful management and i'ar,! work
will Ice necessary to prevent some bad
brcail IN The burrivr> which have lii;her'o
repealed the flooding OF HE american
markets with foreign products.
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Si3.9c0 YET NEEDED.
The American Institute Must Hasten to
Get the Privilege OF DiSgin: at Delphi.


Those who are interested in the scheme
o. the American Archaeological Institute
to secure the site Of ancient Delphi from
the Greek government for the purposes Of
excavation are making every effort TO oh
tain The so, CG0 needed 10 complete the
$50 $50 which has been fixed upon as the
purchase price. II they do not succeed
liz next Tuesday it j. no; unlikely that
the prize will slip through their fingers.
The French government has long been
seeking The privilege, and last week the
Chamber o: Deputies va. asked 10 vote Il
special credit 81 100000 franks for this
purpose.
The Archaeological Institute has been
cadoavorng for two years to raise the
necessary $so,oGo. Nopsogres> was made,
however, except in Boston, where $3o,00O
were raised, until the present year In
Nav President Low. of Columbia College.
became the president OF the institute.
and since Then $31.G00 more has been
raised, 5 1000 of which came from Boston.
SIG.00n from New York, and $4,000 from
Chicago.
Tie plan now is. said President Low
last evening. ITO secure pledges from
twenty men Of 81 .000 each Two such
pledges have been received, so that we
now have $50 ,o00 in all What is needed
Is the guarantee We shall moi want the
money for several weeks. or perhaps.
months President Low received a
dispatch Yesterday morning from DR..
Charles Waid-i,in, the lecturer at
Cambridge. Eng, saving that he was
lighting ihc French and wanted the help
Of The stale department. Presiden; Low
wrote 10 Secretary Blaine, expressing the
hope that, i; il were permissible, he would
instruct the American minister at Athens
30 cooperate With Or. Wald>ten.
Russell SiurgiS, until recently the Sec
rotary Of the institute. says that Delphi
..is rs productive a field as there is in
Greece. and the works of art 10 he found
there are Greek. pure and simple. 1t is,
too. Il comparatively uncxplorcd field.
though the Frencll did little digging
there about twelve years ago. The law
prohibits The expectation OF any ancient
work Of art. and what We find will proba
bly, be taken to Athens Or placed in a
museum at Delphi The institute would
have the sole privilege Of making casts
and photographs OF the originals.
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y-MClNIA:-In the Clcri' oGice Of The Circuit
Court If The County u: Wise on the ;rl day Of
November. lS9N. ii rules.
o. BAs:a:rr. Plaintiff.
re- In Chanccry.
.Iol,S NJ lloGI Admr Il A.. Def>N
The object of This sui; is 20 compel the the defend!
ans 80 specifically Necute and carr out contract
naie, IN tho plaintiffs bill. huh ~ affidavit having
boon made and fled that The defendant. james Chill
dse.. i, not resident II The state 81 Virginia. it i
ordered ihai he 1lpcar here within fifteen days after
do publication hereof. an: do what ayh he ces,ary
- protect Ills interest in tbs si' And il i further
ordered tia; COPY hereof be PUBLISHED once weak
or four weeks IL newspaper and that copy be
forthwith posted AZ; - f'uf door u the COURTHOUSE
~ iii. county. q. req sire! b., ltH. ! COPY.
fc>i'. j. +. Llri>. Cierk
D,s Tao. Tr'is iHrcH. p. q. Div
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;stence bat ms!hctically considered. it is
scarcely a success.
! very pretty idea is The wearing OF
those fiat. pointed collars OF lace. which
lie down upon The dress. for indoor wear.
They are lnuc!l softer in effect az in feel
ing than the stiff linen variety.
Ii one wears gaitcrs this winter they
should lie black. The lisht colors are not
esteemed.
The girl WHO does no. hclons to Il phys
ica!-culuro class ;his winter will he out
OF the swim In TIVE senses. Physical cul-
turc is the particular fancy Of the present
season.
Chamois is being used in combination
as a dress fabric. and is even seen on
evening GOWNS.
The Gansborough. trimmed with black
plUmes. is again much worn.
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FASHIONS CHANGES.
\ Groussc:,u in velvet and ScrSr-,,i-
v"tcen : gain-Thc Popular Tea gown
MraIs 1'rimi.lcd with neayc:.

New YonK, Nov. 2o.-Prohahly every
age VOW pnsi-nay. every dccedc-has
esteemed il owa peculiar fashions in
wearing apparel mos; entirely complete
salis.yine and rs!heticaljy correct. Vt
always came changes. old modes were
swept away into Oblivion and forgotten ere
The ycry garments We're quite worn thread
bare And still We congratulate ourselves
that we have attained the ideal.
In one respect have my own humble
opinion that the present has produced the
best: and although fashions will continue
TO alter while this old world rolls, can
not but think that one thing migih be
left unchangcd-that is ous street gown
OF ihe present era.
The revolution that in lis pphcaval pro-
dnccd the shapcly. secmly. beautiful de-
signs tina; are now the rule in dresses
intended for out-oi-door wca: was the
introduction OF the iailors hand into that
department, where formerly ii was only
excrtcd in the ia>llioun@ Of riding habits.
This year thcy are 70; wearing the
tailor gown in It's pristine simplicity Of
line and pauciiy OF trimming, but The
street dress as al prrsen, worn hctrayS lis
origin in every graceful outline.
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*rraiu> stop only on -if:,!.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-11-21

One included among the mauy beauties
OF Il recent trousscau is in serge and
velvet. The basque, short and pointed III
which in tint ajmo>! reaches cream. From
the shoulders are brought folds o! piai,!
serge in dark brown and cream effects,
these folds somewhat resembling Surplicc
rcvcr>, but that they are broader. They
enclose Il simulated YES; 81 brown velvet,
which also the full sleeves consist. The
skirt of the ian serge shows plaid panels
on either side. with border Of velvet
ahcu, the bottom.
Fortunately, despite muiterings irom
Paris; we have been able to retain the
straight plain graceful skirt which We
have been wearing throughout the season
from carly spring. DoGiiie>s ii must 90
sooner or later. bu let Ii. hold on 10 il rs
long rs possible.
They are using vclvetcen again. occa-
sonally. for trimming cloth costumes.
Vcirctcen Is Il fabric that has been 80
cllccWaliy irowncd upon Of late that ii
had practically become drug in the
market. Now. some uneasy spirit; have
rcsurrectcd whay could very well have re-
manned in Il mcrited grave.
Roas are decidedly fashionable and will
he worn both indoor and oai during The
coming winter. They certainly form most
effective accessories to street toilets he
latest variety is of piooe< Il, coq Angiicc
rooster feathers. They make YER
beautiful boa. too. and, il genuine. are
entirely proof against rainwater. 80 thar
one may wear them i'll amy weather.
The tea gown, having supplied 4 want.
has experienced no failure in popularity
since its Introduction. One rich and yet
tasteful example Is in a dark blue bro
cadc, with rompadour igurin@,. The
back is made with a Vatican p,ait. c,t
deiai-ffcinc. and the front consists OF IL
cascade OF i.slc>t cream crepe dc ciUtf.
confined 1T The waist ~ II ribbon .irdlc
Among the most elaborate and hand
some cloth wraps Of The season is one
which have seen developed liz navy-hlne
cloth trimmed with beaver. The wrap is
a long coat, entirely covering the form.
and lifting closely It has short cape
which REACHES not quite 10 the elbows,
and broad velvet lapcls turn back over
this cape in front and show beneath :.
vest effect in the cloth braided. The cape.
Us well a> lhc culI', aud the hottom OF tie
goat, is l,ordcred with the far. The coat
lastens down the middle to the waist.
where the line cf opening is carried over
to the left hip and down on Thai side. All
the way down brandc',ourgs Of heavy silk
cord are used. You may see by The de-
scription tina; the garment is an elaborate
one, and the general effect is exceedingly
STYLISH
Dotted and figured lawns and haiistes,
and plain or figured China and India silks
are all used in the better qualities of un-
lcrclothing at prcsent-of course. with
costly lace trimming. Silk is moi now
quite SO popular as it has been, but il
is almost invariably retained for the night
dress.
OTHER FASHION NOTES.
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a KILLING at cuml,erlana Gap.

CUMBERLAND Gar, Nov ia man by
the name of Summers shot and killed a
man, whose name WAS not learned, here
last night. Robberyif given as the prob.
able cause. Summers was arrested and
taken to Jonesville jail.
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OTHER FASHION NOTES.

If one has any prcicnsions to fashion
one will no longer wear such Il thing ms a
steel harpin to sustain ones couture but
will substitute large pins of tortoise
she'll,
The very large mutr is a distinct feature
of the season 1t is certainly calculated
to answer the ostensible object of its cx-
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g6ube 81 Gppttpreiiea.

500 paar &iubsri6ube gu 81. So.
fenpreis $1.30 unb $40. 9ame1z
Slippers 5u Is @ts. unb $1-pertb
SLIPS.
@pibenbeieBte Morsenf@ube far Sas
men aller Nrten, 5peaiaIitdt. @roBe
&ebuttion! $1.75 Samen. RnbpIl@ube
fit 81 SO. 5ulipons $500 Glacees
leber Ra6pffdube III Der bette her Welt.
@ullipans falbIe0erusr 56ub |ur Mdu.
net gu $500 lit unitbertrefHi9. Mdns
nerfdube fiir $500, mettb So so.
Acknowledgment i'll allen anbereu
Nrtifelu, iuObon in ben ~feinftsn unb
mittlereu @orteH nur bas bette gefibrt
uirb. Die ausgeidnittenen Rdngurubs
leber=S 6ube fit Mdnner, troger fid
cut unb fnb comfortabel. beionoers gu
empfeblen. Garbise S9ube in S!aeee
gu aeceptableu preifen.
8. 81. suIIipam,
gde Commerce G. Ct. Marp's Cir.
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@ath fit SPLITTER!

Dor iber so Sabren fdon tuurbe
Mrs. WinsloD's SoDtbing Sprup BON
Mtttern beim 3abnen Der 2inber anges
menbet. Mirft Su i'm G6lafe bur1
bas G@reien zines 9inbes geiibrt, bas
i'm 3obHen 1T unb Dor 69meraen
peiutg @enn 70, IaFe fcfcrt cine
Hla1@e bon yMrs. @tnslotp's SOOTHING
Sprup" bolen. Sein Mert1 1T unbes
sablbar. @s tpirb benz tleinen 2eiben.
ben iefort 9inoerung beri6afen. Ser.
laBt @u1 barauf, Ntitter, es lit tein
3peifel bartber. gs BELT Dp[enterp
unb Siarrboe, regulirt ben Mngen unb
tie Nieren, be1eitigt Win6 RoIif, ers
psi@t ben @aumen, perbinbert gntsnns
oung unb itdrft bns gan3e Spfem.
~Wrs. @inslops Soothing Syrup"
fir 3abnenbe Ginber 1T angenebm In
@ei9mad unb bas &e3ept ftammt bon
eiaem Der 5eiten tpeibli1en gerate in
ben Ser. Staaten. gs 1T bel alien
Srugsiiien in ber san3en WeIt gu bas
ben. preis rs gts. Der GIaiGe.
Rauft ni6ts anberes als Mrs. Minss
Ions SOOTHING Sprup.
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sa- Wenn Semonb fem ano au an.
n~ebmbarem preiie fpeiien min. 10 gebe
er gum Miifionss@arten. Sie
0erren Nbeiner & Saul, 8efiber bies
les @tabiiRements, balten barauf, lire
@dfe tets boltommen 3ufrieber gu fels
len. Nae iaifonmdBigen OelitateRen,
Nufiern, Wilb, Slide, @eiiiseI &c. inb
bort in Der belifateffen 3ubereitung ole
3eit au baben. Wabl5eiten tperben auf
Muni9 In bic Wobnungen Der Runben
gefanbt. Nu6 bietet Der nit Der
Speiiepirtbf@aft Derbunbene Bars
Die beiien @etrdnfe, ftets frif9es
Bier unb feline 2iquDre unb Meine.
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Bic Agenturerl bes 9errn %. s.
Ooung, No. l Commerce 9traBe,
Gan MntDnip, unb $50. SOB Mains
6traBe, Dallas, bertreten rur bic
anerfannt beffen europdifden Sampfer>
2inien. 9err Oouns 1T i'm Stanbe bic
billie t EN- &aten au geben, ers
tbeilt bereitwiQis iebe setphnf1te Nuss
tunft unb beiorst febr prompt ale Tim
tibergebenen Iuftrdge. Wer mad Gu.
ropa gu reiien Dini6t, ober 8ermanote
beraberfommen IaKeu min, tpenbe f9
on trsenb cine Der genannten Msenturert.
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Galiiprnia.gaeine.

acknowledgement finben elm sroBes So,
ger bon feinen California Weiaen Bel
9errn s. s. Mener am alamo
pla3a. 9err SLEEPER iuGt bic Weine
an Ort uno STEELE aus ut.h faift bireti
aug benz 2eler Ter Wein3i9ter. NIs
gutem 4enner gelingt es inn ffets, BIZ
beff:n 56rten ausaupdblen. Ct fam
feline Gunben uno Gamilien nit einen,
guien Sropfen perfeben. &otbs unb
WeiBweine in bDr3heI;@er Qualitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
tns 0aus geliefert.
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a piquefeins Mdntel uuo Sadets
init Bliif6 beiebt gum bal6en Breiie bel
9eutf@ & 60.

s@r paneoait & gobn finb in
ierem bebeutenb b%ersr6Berten @efddftss
lofal in ieber 0infi6t auf bic 9erbt=
uno Wiuter : Saifon porbereitet. Sic
haben cine nortreffi@e Nuspabl bon
gtoH fen fur 0erren, tuel6e Nuatse mad
NaB winiden. unb In ibrem 2ager III
Nles bertreteu, mas CUR 9errentOiIette
geb6rt. 5ertige Nnstge nod teuetem
59nitt In ieoer Qualitdt ltnb gu iebem
preiie; fe,ne ueber3ieber; moberne 6ii>
te; unter3eug Der 5aiion angepaBt;
tDouene unb Ieinene 9emben, Grapats
ten unb a0e bic anoerer, 6errens Soilets
en,Mrtitel. pancoaft 6 @obn erbaIs
ten ibren &uf, bic leiten5e 6irma ibrer
gran@e gu iein, aufre9t.
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robe sebolt bate, eeba1t, bas saftli9e
0aus p3ur golbenen Qrone" unb
langte, nab mie cine 3atte uno bur9aus
In teiaer Ge%itlaune. bel friiber gu 0aus
fs on, als Ct es bel isinem Meggeben Ders
mutbet bate.
N6oern dber bate fd In Der Shat,
bertieft in bic B~elageruug Der betpuBten
tletneu fumpfnaiaen Gefung, ni9t
meter um ben 9erbIeib beg Treunbes
befimmert unb sr1 als ct bic 8esnidte
BON benz permsiEt!iGen Diebe erfubr,
abute er., tper betielbe getDelen Ieiu f6n,
ne. @r lDor ober hartber3is genug, fm
bteferhalb niGt in feinem 8ergnigen
loren 81 iallsn unb erreidte es tpirtlid,
baB nidt fur bic erndbnte 6effe fapis
tulitts. ~iouoern aud SABA @ommeraieue
ratb balm @hampdguer ibm cor6ial auf
bic a@fel fm!ug unb pergntigt ertlGrte,
man tDeroe ia ieben, pb CT als DDftor
l1eo. aus benz Gramen iiese-in tpels
dem Gaa er seneigt iei, elm tpeiteres
aberdeen nit R6 reben gu IaHen -
8runbA genu9 fir R5bern, am friben
9iorgen crit in petgatigitsr 2auns mad
9auie su f%oulrner, no Sreter feline tris
ben Wbeuteuer bereits ldngit i'm Sraume
beraaB. benn ELM freunbli6es 2ddeIu
unfpieIte bic 2ippen beg S@Idfenben.
Mls trauriges uno traueruoes Mnben>
Fen aber on bic Nbenteuer bes guten
Greter lagen auf Dem @tubIe Dor ieis
mem Bett, bic beforirte 2ebrieite nod
obetf, bic total Derbun3teu Beintleiber,
ndbrenb Der &od am felbisen Mittag
bon einem 6ausfne@t ber .goIbenen
2rone@ ebenfaus gebra6t unb getreuIi9
abseliefsrt murbe.
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SER 6. S. aaaaer in Der gDei

SER 6. $. Msiner In Der Weffs
Commerce : StraBe bdIt ifets bas bols
fommenfe 2ager in 3ei9enmaterias
lien, $apeten, Garben, @las, Spiesels
glas, BilOerrabmen, Girnifen unb allen
3ei6gens un6 WaIersl tenflien. 4inff.
lerif6 aussefibrte Bilber unb Statuet.
ten &c. fin6 in cine, Reconsideration @als
lerie our Mnfi6t unb gum @erfauf auss
gefteat. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbetos
rationen III bas @ei@madponfe unb
@euefe bort gu finben.
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Cages Weuigfetsen.
SuIQnb 5.

Nus MetpsOort tpirb beridtet, baB
bic SammarD.0 emotraten einen gldn,
5enoen Sieg errungen babeu. Sbr
Wapofs= @anbitat Grant bat cine Uias
ioritdt BON mebt dig %, 700 5timmerl
iibsr Scoit. Bon 245, 900 regifrirten
Stimmen murben i'm @an;en 200, 900
abgegeben.
Gns Ganias pirb gemeIbet, baB
Der republifanii9e @ouperneurstanbi.
bat 9umpbreD nit etpa 10000 Gtims
men Mfebrbeit getpdblt wurbe. Ser
oemofratif9e &anoibat erbieIt weniger
Stimmen, als Der 2anbibat Der Iars
NETS 4lian3. Del Ranbioat Der Iebte.
rem fur bas lint bes Generals taatss
ontualtes 1T tpabri9einIi9 getu1blt.
3unt erffen Wale tpirb Ranfas feline
rein>republitanii9e Delegation In ben
RoagreB iehben, ba minbeffens elm 9e.
motrat unb Elm Garmers Nlian3ler se.
tu6blt gu fein f9einen.
- Sn Sona 1T bic Wabl beg repus
blttanii9en @ouberneurs : @anbibaten
gef9ert.
= aus GantDn, Ohio, tuirb berid.
tet. baB bic Wieberuahl McRiuIens
nod ameifelbafi III. Sem bemofrati>
fher @egensg anoibat Waruid 1T ibm
tebsnfols 5iemli9 bi9t auf ben 6erlea.
Jn benz bon pbelps bisber Ders
tretenen @ongreB > 9iftrift i'm @taate
SEEM. Seerlep 1T Der Democrat Gabmus
getDdblt morben.
= 5m Serritorium Stlaboma tputbe
Der &epublifaner 0arpsp gum erIfen
@ongreB. SeIesaten 9epdblt, unb atuar
NIT elmer Iaioritdt Don 1000 Slim.
men iiber ben Demofroten ilnb ben
GarmersN lian3.@anbibaten.
Inter ben 2ebrerinnen BON Sort
Dodge, Soma, berrf@t groBe gntrafung
ttber cine 8effimmung Des bortigeI
fd6tif9en S@uIratbes, ,peI&er alIae.
orbnet bat. baB in 3utunft ieDe 2ebres
tin eineu @Ontraft gu unter3ei9nen bat,
oaB fe it6 mdbrenb bes laufenben
69uliabres ni9t.--- perbeiratben mil.
Nau bat au biefem Nustunftsmitiel &C.
ba Der fortpdbrenoe We1feI
beg Sebrsp erionals in GoIge oer 0ers
beiratbung BON 2ebrerinnen ben 2ebrs
plan gong aus Der Orbnung bra6te
ltnD en6lofe St6rungen Derurfa9te.
MusIanb.
= Sn Berlin tpirb elm Gpesial.Sa,
ditut fur BrofefDr 2o1s 0erIu6e nit
|einer neueu S9minofudts> Seilmetbobe
auf &egieruugstoften erri9tet tusrben
lnD 3tDar nod benz Mulfer bes Pafeurs
I6en Snfitutes in paris.
Rad ben genausn Na1ri6teu aug
3ansibar uber bic @rftirmuns BON QDi.
Ia bur6 bic gngldnber perIoren biele
bel Der Nfaire 4 Nerwunbete. Oie
singeborenen nerIoren so Sobte urb
,ablreide 8ertuunDete.
Girft 8ismard bot hamburger
bas &eGt ertbeilt, auf ieis
aen Befbungen in Grieori9srub cine
Srauerei 3u bauen. 9as RapitaI be.
'rdgt 800, 900 Marf. Sie @ompagnie
,at oas pribiIesium fir so Sabre uno
nuB cine &ente OH Bismard aableu.
Der @r.Ran3Ier bebdIt ieinen grben
'as &e6t Dor, bic 8rauerei nod Nblauf
yer 30 Sabre 3u faufen. Man glaubt,
'aB bic @empagnie elm groBes @ei9dit
tpirb.
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8eipeiSf1ue..

9. Q. GlifOrb in Rem GaHsl. ~ Bate uerp5S,r
Rcpttpeb nn6 Rbeumattsnus, Bite acknowledgement
iparen in i6Iedtsn 3ufanbe, bic qeber mertltH anse~
9rthen, bate teinen Gppettt unb mar ~nberbaupt peuS
ttdlbts s%nttrdftst. 9ret Slai&sn electric Sitters bas
bent hn tnrtIl.
Gerarb Sbepberb, Sarrtsburs, gu bate cine
cffeue 9eunbe am Betnt, bic iaon adj Sabre seIauten
mar. @ebrautte bret 6Iaiden electric Bitters anb
Eseen Saa@teln 9udleuts Grniea Gable anb bic
Buube tt sebeilt. Spbn Speater, Gatapba, Sbio,
bate tant Muneen am Beiue turh dtsber peruriaht.
DC Wsrjte e~rtldrten ietuen Gau ala unbeilbar. Cine
biat4s Gleetrie Httters unb etne S4a&tei 8udlens ars
niea Salbe babsn ton ppufdnbta elrirt. Ru BADEN in
susn SpOibstsn. Drsit, 1brmpTpn & gs.f 0Bsleiale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-05

DS- Ser plumber s. 6. 0ltfins,
No. 20 Noenue 3 nabe poi Office,
bat, um ben geifeigerten Nniprtdsn,
bic an fem @ef@dft gefelt tperben,
na9tOmmeu gu t6nnen, f6 nit einem
ti9tisen Ga9manne, Serrn Sbomas,
aKoeiirt unb mirb tpie getp6bnIi9 aur
3"ufriebenbeit bes publitums ole Nuf,
fridge raid erleoigen. SeIepbpn 427.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-05

3ebn 9dnbe srihen gu unb boben lon
In bic 96be, ober ebe bic Mntpeienbeu
nur ibr @rfaupen ober forfigen @ms
~pfinoungen ipeiter duBern tonnten,
bur@bra4 Der triefenbe, bermeintIi@e
@inbreGsr bic auriifmei9enbe Msn.
i9snmengs unb .erreiGte. berfoIet bon
benz biutoiirfigeH Obertelner, enbli&
bas erfe 8orber3immer, mo er nod 70
Diel 8eitesaesentpart bate, nod benz
petetnftirmen bes Dberfelners bic 9hlr
enereii@ snsuweifen unb su periGlie6en.
@inige Winuten ipdter perlies 6reter
in itiiiem nebersieber, ben ber i@neQ
autgefidrfe OberfelIner aus Der @arbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-05

~ Went Sbr eutes trodenes poits
Dat Brennbols brau6t, fpre9t por ober
beite0t per Selepbon BET Der Sunset
Wood Company; He Bat tets bas Belle
I'm Marfte. SeIepbon 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-05

s@- Sbr ipart @sIb. tpent Sbr
9rps@oobs bel 9. Seutf@ & %.
fault.