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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27
Lannchipg at Port Glide.

THoMAsToS, Nov. 26.-The Washburn
Marine Railway Company successfully
launched the three masted schooner Fred
B. Blanc, 265 tons, at Port Clyde, St.
George, to be commanded by Capt. o. c.
Sawyer of Round Pond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27
Thirty two Families Made Homeless
49, By Fire.

BAYoysE, n. j., Nov. 26.-Four three.
story frame houses in this place were
burned early this morning, rendering thirty
two families homeless. Loss about $780,.
600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27

PORTLAND, Nov. 26.-Fire damaged
| the buildings, stock and machinery Of
the Portland Cooperage Company to the
extent of about S37 900, Wednesday, morn
| ing. The whole property was insured for
about 1929 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27

At . special town meeting last Monday,
Warren Chzdbourn was chosen q se,ectman
place Of c. E. veazie resigned. Mr.. veszie
has moved to idgsvock to take charge
Of the jail, John Mitchell having resigned
az jailor.-A singing s.hooI is being talked
up, to be taught by W. W. Brown Of this
to-n.-Beef is plenty, good nice quarters
bring from four to Eve cents q pound
Fresh round hog is worth sx cents per
ponnd.-There 10 considerable sickness
among children in town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27
STATE NEWS.


WEEKS MILLS
One csn hardly realize as they gaze upon
the new ,wo-s,ory frame Masonic Building
that they were burned ont last April. II is
q nice hall forty-fve feet by thirty. On
the frs. floor 10 large dining hail Lead
ing from this on the left 10 a nice kitchen
well equipped. On the right is ladies'
cloak room. On the second floor is large
Lodge room finished in ash. Two ante
rooms; the larger has a hard wood floor
each have nice convenient closets and when
the furnishing is completed it will be as
neat AID attractive a Masonic Hall ~
there is in the county, and is certainly q
great ornsmen. to our village. They ex.
pect to dedicate it some time during the
month of June, 1891. The contractors and
builders, Messrs. Levi Hallowell and o. F
Sproul, are deserving of much credit foi
the thorough manner in which they did
their work.-Miss Agatha Burbank. who
spent the summer with Mrs. N. s. Gray,
started for her home in Hsserstown, Nd,
Wednesday Mr.. Leroy Maxwell Of Resd
field, was in town last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27
VOICES or THE PRESS
A Good appointment.
Bangor Whig.

In selecting Hugh r. Chaplin, Esq., to
succeed the late Hon. Lewis Barker as q
member Of the State Board Of Health,
Governor Burleigh has made an excellent
choice and one that will give marked sstis-
faction in our city and section. Mr.. Chap.
lin is one of the most wide-avake and coni-
petent of cur young men, with q fine
standing in his profession and unusual
experience aud ability ia public affairs. He
will prove a most valuable member Of the
Board and we congratulate its members
upon the accession of so desirable en- asso.
cia,e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27

DULUTH. Minn., Nor. &c Bell Eister,
bankers. have suspended, owing to the
striogercy of the money market. They
promise - rsy all their creditors in full.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27

i have suffered terribly from neuralgia
ana rhsuma'isn for the past twenty years
ana have used many remedies, but Browns
Instant Relief Is godsend to me. and I
SHAH siwsys keep it in the house ready for
use. Mas STEraEs z. KixsALL.
South Paris, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27
SIGNAL SERVICE
Weathcr Indications tor tae Next ~
Hours.


Of.ce Of the Chief Signal Officer,
WAsHrsoroS, Nov. 81, A. NJ.
For New England: Fair, with no change
in the temperature; northwesterly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27


The many friends of Hugh 4. Chaplin,
Esq. Of the law firm Of Appleton & Chap
lin, are congra;ulating him upon his nomi-
nation Monday BY Governor Burleigh ~
member Of the State Board Of Health.
Mr.. Chaplin is = young man who combines
eminent legal ability with sufficient amount
of good, strong common sense to make him
a most valuable member of either the Board
of Health or any other State organization n
where those qualities are required. The
compliment extended by the Governor is
warmly appreciated by Mr.. Chap,in's
friends ard the Governor will have 10 cause
Whatever to regret his choice in this matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27

If YOU have IS many friends - john
sons Ano3Jns Linimens, you are = fortu-
ns.e person. ncv2idAw
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-11-28
A Frank Acknowledgment.

Governor elect Colcord has written
a letter Of congratulation to the Col
cord clubat Reno. in which he makes
this frank acknowledgment:
The result of the election in your
county was extremely gratifying, real.
izing as do the high standing and
great popularity of my opponent. who
is citizen of your county, and well
known to all, while was totally un-
known to most Of your people.
This leads one to inquire, What in
fuence was brought is bear to carry
the county for an unknown quantity
against man Of "high standing il
the county and we'll known. to alp"
The question suggests its own answer,
end there is nohe SO ignorant as not to
know why the result.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-11-28
County Official Paper
Prices of Beeyes Must Go Up.

Thh National Stockman and Farmer
has been printing! series Of articles
on our beef productions, from the pen
of Mr.. Cuthbert Powell. The result
Of his figures is summed up in the
last paper as follows: With these
facts before US there can be but one
conclusion. e., that America has
seen her cheapest beef, thatranchmen
and breeders have gone through their
darkest days, and that the tendency
Of values from this time forward
must he upward. An inverse ratio in
cattle production and population, and
increased cost Of raising and maturing
cattle on more crowded ranges and
farms, can have but one tendenc,
and that is to better prices. And /
feel safe in hazarding the prediction
that at the end Of the rext decade
cattle and beef will be higher than
known with us for twenty years.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-11-28
A Dns,on l;pltnph.

En- an out-of-the-way corner OF Dos.
ton graveyard stands brown board
showing tho marks Of age and neglect.
1t bears tho inscriptions e'Saored to tho
memory Of Eben Harvey; who departed
this life suddenly and unexpectedly by
n COW kicking him on tho 14th of Sep
tomber, 1868. Well done, thou good and
faithful seryant'h - -. -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-11-28
Indurated Fibre Ware.

The attention Of the public is di
rected to my new stock of Tubs
Buckets, Basins, ETC., manufactured
from Indurated Wood Fibre, pressed
out in one piece, without seams or
hoops. It 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, 1890-11-28
At Cost.

Miss Ainley offers her whole stock
Of millinery goods AT Gust for the
next thirty days. The ladies of Elko
and vicinity can secure bargains by
calling before the stock is exhausted.
l1-l7tf
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-11-28
County School Funds.

Fourth quarterly apportionment OF
County funds to the several Public
Schools of E]ko county:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-11-28

Tho Call takes comfort that the Re-
publicans were beaten by the stay-at-
home vote. II it will consult fts filos
1t will find that it applied that same
poultice to it's sorrow in 1874 and in
1852 Try something else.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-11-28

Amount apportioned, $14,092.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-25
Electric Railway Signals.

In order to avoid the risk run by rail.
way employees in laying down fog sig
mails In thick weather Messrs. Child g.
Emery have lately devised set Of ap-
pliances. A telescope spring box plat.
form Is fixed in the four foot way, and
an electric contact roller is carried un-
der the buffer bar Of the locomotive.
An electric bell and disc are placed
near the driver When the locomotive
passes over the platform referred to it
depresses the upper box. completing
the electric circuit and causing the bell
on the locomotive to ring, while at the
same time the disc indicates danger
simultaneously gong is rung on sig
nal post and the arm indicates danger.
BY pulling cord everything is restored
to its normal condition. The system
has been in use for month or two at
Erith, and has given every satisfaction.
Industries
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-25
Too Shy.

Henry Cavendish. a distinguished
philosopher of the Eighteenth century,
was so shy that even his female domes-
tics were compelled to keep out of his
sight. and his housekeeper received her
orders by notes placed on the hall
table So controlling was his consti-
tutional infirmity that the only way Of
conversing with him was not to look at
him. but to talk. as 1t were. into va.
cancy. Only thus could he be drawn
into conversation.
Once at company of men of science
an Austrian savant complimented Cav
endish by declaring that his chief
motive in visiting London had been to
converse with the illustrious philoso-
pher to whom he had just been intro.
duced Cavendish stood with his eyes
cast down. and uttered not word. AT
length. seeing an opening in the circle.
he darted through ii. ran down stairs
to his carriage. and drove home.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-25
Hints to the Unfortunate.

A few suggestions, culled from ac-
counts in the daily press of cases Of
accidental death during the past
week, may prove of service to those
who are not ingenious enough to think
of them for themselves:
Mix some coarse flour and strychnine
to kill the rats with. then place the
MIXTURE in jar similar and as near as
possible to that containing the family
oatmeal Prepare to shed this mortal
coil.
Place some laudanum In an empty
medicine bottle and stand it alongside a
bottle of physic on a table by your bed
side, take dose from the nearest bot
tie in the dark; ten chances to one it's
the laudanum.
Pour some carbolic acid into a beer
bottle, cork it and put it aside in a cool
spot; the next person who comes along
with "a mouth on him" will find it a
vast improvement on common or ginger
beer.
Smear a piece of bread with phos-
phorus paste trough on rats and leave
1t in a cupboard well within reach Of
marauding youngsters; If their lives are
insured you will hav, no reason to re-
gret the experiment. Hospital Gazette,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-25
Part OF n stove of Centurie, Ago.

A farmer Of Joanna, near Reading,
In digging an excavation the other day
unearthed large iron plate three feet
square. bearing date April 4, 1870.
Two Indians are represented on one
side Of the plate, and pair of anchors
on the reverse side. The plate also
bears this inscription in German: "Oh,
hope yet for better time, us all trou-
bles will cease. Hope to see that
blessed beam Of peace, when hatred,
wars and strife shall cease" Fame,
Moore's barn was built ON property SO
cured from the original rroprietaries,
Thomas and Richard Penn. sons of
old William Penn, then governors ip
chief Of Pennsylvania The old Quake
settlers In the county lived side by side
with religious refugees FROM Holland
and Germany, and had intimate busi.
ness dealings together, and il Is be-
lieved, therefore. that the iron plate
just found was part Of a stove made In
Germany or Holland 800 years ago.
Philadelphia TimeA
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-25
Big Money In Theatres.

The number Of new and pretty thea.
sr.s which sprang up like mushrooms
In the far west has fallen of. many Of
their projectors = knowing nothing
about the theatrical business-having
failed; but those that have been built
within few years are marvels of beauty
and convenience, not alone for the au-
dience, but for the actors, who will not
any longer dress In filthy and cold
dressing ROOMS And why should they
when the total receipts from all kinds
of theatrical performances throughout
the United States during the fory-two
weeks of what Is called a theatrical sea-
son amounts TO over thirty millions Of
good American dollars, worth Just one
hundred cents eachi-Stage News
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-25
Why SIZE Went.

1t was one of The days when little
Katie seemed t. be possessed by
spirit of mischief and before the after
noon was over size he'd tired herself and
pretty well exhausted her mothers pa.
tience. At last she did something so
naughty that her mother said:
There, Katie, shall have to punish
you for that"
The child looked at her for moment
in silence, and then without warning
burst into tempestuous weeping. Just
at this crisis her father came into the
room. and Katie sobbed the louder.
perhaps in order that he might the
more surely notice her.
why. little one. what is thisy" he
asked. What are you crying forY"
Katie thought moment. and then,
remembering that the manner of her
punishment had not been announced,
she answered amid her sobs:
II don't know, papa; mamma hasn't
told ME yet."-Youth's Companion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-25
Minute Screws.

It is asserted that the smallest screws
known are those used in the production
OF watches Thus. the fourth jewel
wheel screw comes very near being IN.
visible to the naked eye, looking, when
viewed by person Of ordinary gift OF
eyesight, like a small speck OF dust.
With a glass II is seen to be "A small but
perfect screw. with threads so fine that
IL would take 260 Of them to wind
around the little speck Of wire to the
distance Of half an inch. These minute
mechanical atoms are but the forty one
thousandth Of an inch In diameter and
less than the ten-thousandth of an inch
In length. A lady's thimble Of the or
dinary sire. say No. 2, would hold
100, 900 OF these little but useful specks
of brass. St. Louis Republic.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-25
MOODS: A SONG.

As under the riaam Of the sun the water dimples
with laughter,
As stirred By the Joyous breeze, the rose petals
follow Il after
10. when old Natare smiles my hear Ia o'er filed
with her gladncss,
Singing the while with the birds, thoushtless OF
care or Of sadness
A under the twi,ights shade. the water Is hushed
into quiet;
A meath the ndnyht's touch. the breezes but
whisper nigh it:
So when the moonlight comes, my soul song ts
hushed into dreaming.
And Thoughts white rose leaves foat away and
are lost In her cleaning.
Boston Transcript
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-25

Presley Brewer, Of Greene county,
while working in the woods pasture,
hid his pocketbook containing Sl03 un-
der the roots'of tree. A COW grazing
near by came upon the treasure and
dsvoured Il before Mr.. Brewer could
rsscus II, -IndianapoIia 6eutiraI.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-25
zzzazs9
H&s<S

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will pay
all Prizes drswn in The Louisiana state Lotteries
which may ne presented at our counters.
R.M.wALMSLEY, Pres Louisiana Nat. Bank.
PIERRE LANAuN, Pres STATE Nat. Bank
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orlesns MAI. Bank
CARL kOHN, Pres. Union National Bank.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-25

what Is that motto you have over
your store door. Mr.. Harberdashr
THAT 10 an old Latin proverb, dr..
90 ssmper pajamaa. Il means ws sss
nsvsr out Of 'em. ."-Chsttee.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-25

'That boat can lick anything In crea-
Hon."
'Tndeedi What b she, a whalerr'-
Chatter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-21
uab DerbeibuugsOolIer ols aue @eliirne

unb berbeiBuugsboller aIs ole @eifirne
ber Welt.
Die Segel bdnsen 10 idIaff bon ben
&aaen berab, baB man eIauben t6nnte.
bos 9Giff ifebe ifil, ruenn nilbt bas
2ielwaRer rauf9te. 2ein @inbbau@
regt fl@ -
Sie Natur bdIt benz Diem an, um
unfer Slid nidbt 3u ftbren. N9. baB
bic 3eit aud ffiu iidnSe, bob bic 3ouberz
bate Na@t emig tpdbrte! !.-.-..
Rauin tuar ber iebnitidtise Wuni9
ousgeiproden, 10 ii6rte elm erfdr.denoer
2drm bic 2iebenben auf unb He maBten
erfobren, baB In bieiem rauben Qeben
bas Slid sumeiif nur Die G9me[le bes
ungiiids lit. gDie elm goIbiger Gous
nenblid idwanb Der fhBe 2iebsstraum
oabin unb bic @9atten tamen berouf in
Sefalt zines fornbantii1en 6mwarms,
benz bic bIonbe Sine als Giibrerin bieu.
te. Wdbrenb bieie auf benz 0interbed
init ben balbberauf9ten @efdbrteu
S9elmenlieber gefungeu, bate ibr eis
feriti9tig ipdbenbes Nuge 2oni unb
Wolfgang bemerft, bic in turser ssolae
benz Gugfpriet 3ugei9ritten tparen. 9ie
batte bic @efdhrten auf bieIen umitanb
aufmertiam genla@t unb bieielben bann
au elmer @ulenipiegelei aufQefo9elt.
Sbre Guitorre um ben Rcpf i5nins
genb, tdnaelte Sine um Wolfgona bers
utl, tuel9er aufgeiprungen NOR unb I'D,
i9irmeab Dor bic 3itternbe 2pni geftellt
bate. Sbr folgte ein babies Oubenb
Mdnuer, bon benen ieber elm Ieeres
@las unb cine 0laibe In Der Dau5
trug, bic iie taftsemdB segeneinanber
f9lugen. 9ta9bem bic truntene GGaar
bic Giebenbeu umfreiit bate, Iegte Sine
bic @uitarre on bic 6hfte, entIofte ber.
lelben f6narren6e 96ne unb fang i'm
gdnfelidngertone, mObei iie fi9 b6bnenb
gu 2eni nieberbeuste:
r@ir binben Dir ben sunaferutrana
I'm Deines 2tebifen Seite.
9Sir fibreu St 3u Spiel an6 Sans
Sros Oeinem Srauertleibe."
3aGenb uuo nit ben @ldlern tlirrenb,
fiel Der gbor elm.
pS@onsr, fd0ner, fdOner sriner Snnsfern.
tran3.~
go lange bic pldrrenbe 69aar ibm
nt9t ndber rHdte. bate Wolfgang res
aungslos bagsifanben unb ben plumpeu
6pob ertragen. als fi9 aber Der Dotior
uao Der @raf 3u 2oni nieberbeuateu,
um he in beil 3reis su serrsn, berfebte
er benz erifrreu einen 6@lag in's @e.
fi9t nnb bem @rafen einen StoB Dor
bic 8ruft. Glei93eitig bur@brad er
ben Qreis tno beri9oifte 2cni @eIeaen.
belt. bur6 bic gref@e 3u enifIieben. CT
felber ftiblte f& i'm Moment bon ben trdfs
tigen 6duheu bes Doctors umfaBt unb
% entipann f6 elm uiitbenber @iuas
fampf.
(Gortfetuns foIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-21
Maes friide, CUTE @aare.
VOLFS0N' 5,
etastratbsp erbanoluuae,,,

petitionen: Bon gb. 9fii6e, baE
bic ibm aus ieiner Office seifobIenen
$158 ni9t angere1nei tperben; bon be,
ct. Sofepbs @efeQf9aft, boB OFsgom.
mereeifraBe big 3ur NeusBraunfeIs Npe.
graoirt Derbe; BON 5. 9. llpbus, ber
nit ber ibm 5uselprO9enen gntf1dbi.
Qungsiumme fiir @runbeigentbnm aur
grlDeiterung ber @eballoss StroBe unau.
frieoen III; bon ber 6. u. 5traBen.
babn 9Ompaenie nm Wegeredt burG
9ipe Dat, Oit gommerces. 2afitte.,
Matagorba., 8oliabs, Bead, unb Sub
9adbertp StraBe; BON Bargern, um
Srainirung Der 0erffs@trabe; unb nm
NusIeguna bss Grunbfhdes 3mif@en
5db. .Yrefa,, San Suans unb GalIag.
bonsetraBe gum bfenlli9en part.
Der 3ontratt 3ur @rbauung ber
pfeiler fit bic @onpent= 5traBens Bride
tuirb patrid Malfb iibertragen.
Der fellbettretenbe Mapor 8uerguin
beantrast, $1,000 por3uf9ieBen, b0mit
bic ritdfdnbigen 96bne ber Nrbeiter on
Der StabtbaQe be3ablt tperben f6anen.
Der etabtauwalt wtrft Elm, baB oa.
bur6 ale Yerantportuna bon ben
Bdrgern, mel1e fiir Braben 8hrgi6aft
ltellten. genommen tpirb.
3alteDers 9lntrae. benz 2ontrottor
Graben $1,000 fur Grtra. Mrbeit aussu.
be3obIen, tuurbe f1lteBli6 benz Baufo>
mite iibertuieien, nit benz 3uiab, au er.
mitteln. tuiebiel Braben nod au betome
men bot.
Die Bride on Der @onbent StraBe
lieIert bic Berlin Bridge gompanp.
Ser Beridt bes 8outomiie's. has bic
Stabt ben Bau Der Gtobibale iiber.
nebme unb fertig fele, uirb onaes
nom men.
Nuf Der Sh6ieite beg San pebro
Bart bonn San pebro Greet nod Der
San peoro Npe. tpirb cine sSens errids
tet; dber ben San pebro spiideu
gelOins unb Mariball Strabe mir5
cine Bride erbaut; an Der Gde BON
probanbts unb SimpTon 6traBe pirb
Elm eIettriides 2i6t aufseffent. Nn.
tuobner bon Debines StraBe fn6 gebaI.
ten. Seitenwege eriier Rlafe bersutelen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-21

Gin frhber bel ber 4rmee iiebenber
@uubarjt unb iebt be0eutenber Irat i'm
OifIi4en Soma, rnubte unldnglf ouf els
nise Sage fein 9eim berlaHen; tpdbs
renb ieiner MbUeienbeit betam zines
Der 3iroer cine f6were grtdItung, mos
rauf feline israu iofort cine ,ylalGe
r@bamberlain's @oueb 9emebp1 bolett
lieb. Mit benz er3ielten 3eiuIiate mar
iie 10 aufrieben, oaB bel dbnIi9en Jdleu
3u beri6isbenen 3eiien bieielbe Mebiain
sebrau@t purbe. Rad eieener uebers
seueung bebauptet ber NrSt, ba6 es bas
3uperIdIfieite prdparat eesen grtdIiuua
tudre unb before gtfOlge er3iele, dig irs
genb zines. mas er ie eebrou9t babe.
3u bsrtaufen bel 3. Gohen & Co.,
RaltsDer & Son unb allen bebeutenben
GrDauilien,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-21
Nueriet.

6err g. %. McMllifer be.
tpirbt fif I'M Dos Mmt bes @ountps
&i6ters bel ber beportebenben Mabl.
6err MeMliifer 1T 3mar tein profeifo,
nelIer Mbuofat, er bat aber als Gries
bensri9ter cine CUTE S6ule binter f1
unb mar bemabt, @eiebestenntnifIe au
iammeIn. Seoenfaus tpitb er in benl
Nmte als @ounip.& .&iGttr, iOlte sr ers
mdblt iperbeu, feine Geberfu9ierei trei,
ben. ionbern feline gnti9eibungen TN
gintlang nit benz @efebe unb benz ee.
iunoen Weni@enberifanb obgeben.
- Griebeusri9ter Serron 1T Ganbi.
bat fiir Wiebererwdblung. S1on bel
Der Wabl Dor atpei Subren i6lus er fei'
ren 8egenfanbiboten um elm 8ebeuten,
bes. @r mar Elm 5uperldiiser unb tti@.
tiger geamter uno perbient eine Wies
bertpubl. bic ihm fi9er merben piro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-21
9eras.

Sn 8lancO it ber MhbIenbefber
Wm. Gnopp bon Robert Collins ermors
bet tporoen. gin3elnbeiten fetIen.
Die @alino @efeQf9aft In 2orebo
taberienoet uns ireunbIi1e ginIobuug,
benz Gefbale 3ur @inweibung bes neiIs
en- un0 9roBartigen @Iu6,Gebaubes am
Samlfag, ben25. Ottober beiaumobnen.
Die Beamten ber @afinD @efellldaft
finb: pauI 9uberi6. yrdibent; s.
.. Stumberg. 0ice grdRbeut; Mb.
utbemann. G6abmeiFer; Ss. gromo.
iDie3. 5etretdr. Ser 8all perfpridat
elne eldu3enbs Nffaire su :uerben unb
lutint9en mir unferen 3nblrei9en Jreunz
ben In Sarebo en- ieaem Ibenb redt biel
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geiu9 bes @Iubbauies ouf lpdter por.
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