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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-19
Coat Land for Sale,

One Thousand acres coal land. trcln ling Goal
Mine Junction. ans. sieTas and Pacific
Coal CornpanYtx6sSfe3 IN Palo Pinto couaty,
Texas. Apply to J. Il. Harris or c. ". TraTii,
Dublin, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-19
CoMAScHE. TEX, June 30. 1880.

LUlTOT VAEeI.t.
DEAR sIR- Enclosed find check for 81. o. which
Tlelsc uppiy 10 the Al Hayne monument fund.
Respectfully, FRANK VERNON,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-19
TIE AL HAINE MONUMENT.
SALISBURY. TK1., June -, 1890


E5itor Gazette.
Tease accept the enclosed contribution from
tie little 10 Ks of the Salisbury Sunday school
&c the Al Hayne monumental fund.
We trying to train our boys to make manly
men md ous girls to admire manly men. and
know name worthIer OF admiration than that
Ct HRvup.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-19
GRAZING LANDS

For sale or lease for term 0; years, $, AZ
acres in the negtasassiHe.ssse q; feseA ma
s.5 Rsoss sssiss sissse R O. Or s safii
lesGe & Co.. Fort Worth, Texas.
The Press., 1890-04-24

was at once given into custody and made a full confession to the officers of the law. He expiated his crime on the gallows.
 It seems that he had overheard the lnten- tion of my brother to go to Cornwall, and had taken the same train. He had alighted at Callington while the train was still in mo- tion and pretended to my brother that he had searched through the train without being able to find him. He then declared that MT Withers had given him instructions to go with my brother and examine some mines in that neighborhood before seeing the parties with whom he was to deal. MT. Withers, he said, had just received some private informa- tion about the property. Being familiar with the country, Cameron had then led the way and murdered and robbed my brother exactly as had seen him do it in the Hindoo's mirror.
 These events had happened on Saturday. The office closed at Saturday afternoons, and Cameron's absence had not been noticed, as he appeared ill the office as usual on Mon day morning.
 My brothers name was cleared from dis grace, the stolen money restored and justice : meted out to the criminal, but the mystery of the Hindoo mirror has never been ex plained,
The Press., 1890-04-24
Young Lawyers Catching On.

A young lawyer who comes to big city to make his fortune must first make himself known. Without acquaintances he might as we'll try to manage comic opera company on desert island as to get cases of desirable kind. The piece Of advice that is first given the young lawyer by the older heads when he comes to St. Louis is, Make yourself known! There are different ways of doing this. Some young fellows, if they have money, plunge into society the very first thing. That's good thing in it's way, but do not believe that it pays in tue long run. Others join secret orders, atten1 meetings regularly, and in a few weeks know several hundred people by sight and name. That is one of the best plans, and a very popular one.
 If you are familiar with the secret organi- cations of the city, just think how many of their officers are lawyers Another plan which is employed with good results by many is to take board in down town hotel, and spend great part of the time, out of office hours, in the rotunda. meeting strangers and talking One keeps himself in touch with all theme this way, and makes valuable ac- quaintances The young lawyer who is fortunate en,-1gh to get a desk in the office of some established attorney, whose friends and clients he meets, is in the best position of them all, and will probably begin making money sooner than any of them. If, with this advantage, he will also put into execu- tion one of those other plans, he will go ahead rapidly.-One of Them in St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
The Press., 1890-04-24
Springfield, April Is, 1890.

We have made an operation in Hamburg Embroideries so big and so marked as to produce a phenomenal bargain for you.
 51,5o3 yards closed out in a twinkling. First-class in every respect-fneness, style, variety. In no sense remnants or last year patterns; new, choice, per- feet. Just the widths and work you'll delight to choose from.
 We b,1ces 7vaHbe 70 and I5c e yard for your choice of oUer t7vo Hundred Patte1ms. ZaveIy times wAize Mey zast. Some 7vorth 57H C, some 7vorth soc.
 Sale opens Thursday and will continue during the rest of this week. Be on hand if you can, for our large outlet makes their disposal an easy matter. Left aisle, separate counters.
 Saturday we shall be ready with several hundred Trimmed Hats from our own work rooms. You'll wonder how they can be made for the money.
 Ats15o hat for children, trimmed with flowers | and Nos. 12 and 16 double-faced satin ribbons.
 At S2 % hat for for ladies, trimmed with laces and Second floor, car at left aisle.
 Corset Catalogue ready. Write for one,
 The S4.5o and $5 tailor-made Black Jackets arc the bargains of the hour. Fresh from the makers and perfectly plain with or without vest, bell or close cuffs. Diagonals, cork screws and stockinets are the cloths used, and there's we'll bred look to the whole get-up of each; modest, graceful, rich looking.
 second floor.
 soc All-Wool Serge 3oc.
 The price is low enough to make a dignified, self respect ing sheep ashamed of being in the wool business. It was nc ordinary operation that brought these goods at this price. Full line of shades.
 Left a;sc, southwest eff center.
 FORBES & WALLACE.
The Press., 1890-04-24
5000 SHARES, vs1Ss s1S SIoo.

Having personally examined this property, we are prepared to give facts of interest to any desiring to investigate live and rapidly improving Real hands for sale at $45. co per Share for limited time We confidently recommend it safe and profitable investment, expecting to it sell at par before January l. 1891. Make all checks payable to C. ". Baldwin & Co.,, B Equtabe RI1g, Boston Moss.
 nescrn Crrular
The Press., 1890-04-24

Amounting in the aggregate to $5, ,570, ,00O paid on stock in six years upon an investment of $10o,O0O. The property now owned by the company is worth probably 5000, 900. The Stock of the company sold few years ago at $4, ,00O share. It sold in 1876 at $17 share. Florence, Ala, with very favorable physical conditions, with population of some 5000, growth from less than 1000 in 1887, with diversified manufactories in suc- largest cotton mill in the south (53, ,O0O spin dles) nearly completed. The first iron fur mace began operations in October. It's daily profits are not less than $500. Its second iron furnace and 8 rolling mill will be in operation as soon as men and money can con- struct and operate them. These industries alone will call for several thousand new pee- pie, and are only a beginning of what the near future will develop. Philadelphia cap italists have recently invested more than one million dollars in real estate and other enter prises in Florence. I am offering limited number of shares of Florence Land Syndi- cate Stock, par value $100, at $25 per share, non assessibe. The Syndicate own 700 acres of land, nearly 5000 lots within the limits of the city of Florence. Read what the Elyton Land Company have done, remembering there are many who are thoroughly acquainted with the condition of both cities who fully believe the city of Florence has superior ad- vantages, and that indications point to grand CT results for her than even that achieved by Birmingham.
The Press., 1890-04-24
NED,s IDEA.

His cheek against the window pressed, His hands at rest, Our little Ned, with eyes of blue, So clear and true, Watches the snow as, thick and fast, The flakes fly past. Queer questions in his small brain grow, He wonders so; Where do they come from, mamma dear, Down into here? Maybe they're feathers, pretty things, From snow birds wings. ''Or,'' and swift light, eager, wise, Shines into his eyes. 'tOur naples drop their leaves, you know, Down here below. I've seen them fly, when the wind blew hard All round the yard! ..And may be God has garden, high Up ill the sky; And wonder, mamma-don't you s'pose That, when it snows, 'Tis an angel shaking the snowflake trees With little breeze?''
 Ada c. Stoddard in Montreal Star.
The Press., 1890-04-24
The Fire Of Disease is Away Driven
 lrOnA the system by SWifl's specific

Poison is consuming you?-that the poison .ons virus is vitiating and ccrrupting your physical system ?-that it is invading your moral nature and stunning your aspirations for manliness and domestic happiness Does the hideous nightmare face you night and dsy that you are victim of this monster which has been on the warpath for five cent uries, scouraging the human race by the thousands and tens of thousands, and wi ich is regarded and acknowledged by many earn ed men to be incurable !? Then we say, come to us and we will cure you. Turn your back on all the old worn out poisons, as m rcury, potash, arsenic, and like compounds so ruin ous to health, and take s. s. S., which we as- sert does cure, and we are prepared to prove it.
 Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
 SWEETS SPECIFIC CO.,, AtlaEta Ga
The Press., 1890-04-24
rOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SAlEy

The Subscriber offers for sale his country residence near Stafford Springs, Conn.
 It consists of 60 acres of and and an outlying wood lot, elevated range of land commanding an ex- tensive view in all directions. House 40 by S4 feet two stories and attc Extension 30 by 16 feet, also two stories, with Laundry and Wood House attached Ice House, Carriage House, Barns and Sheds ample for the place. never-fang We'll of excellent water elevated by windmill, to supply the plumbing of the house and harns The house is built of the best materials, under the personal supervision of the CT, with Cemented Cellar under the entire house and extension by days work fifteen rooms, and warmed by furnace, open fire places and grates with ample piazzas and covered driveway.
 Would be sold furnished if desired, and ready for immediate occupancy exchanged for city property
 A rare opportunity for gentleman and family de- string retirement and restoration of health.
 Apply to DANDEOHD KNOWLTON.
 Stafford, February. 1890. 13mr2m
The Press., 1890-04-24

The cost of a lamp is chiefly in chimneys.
 It need not be. There are chimneys that do not break.
 Macbeth & Co.,, Pittsburgh, 'pearl = top" 9their chim- neys thus - Of course their chimneys are made of the toughest glass.
The Press., 1890-04-24
HE MARCHED WITH SHERMAN
 TO THE SEA-;

Trudged all the way on foot, over mountain and through morass carrying knapsack and gum slept on brush heaps to keep out of the mud, caught cold, from the effects of which his friends thought he would never recover. years, he saw Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis coyery advertised in a country newspaper, and he determined to try it.. A few bottles cured him. Always too independent to ask his country for a pension, he now says he saved himselfl Consumption is Lung-scrof- ula. For scrofula, in all it's myriad forms, the " Discovery" is an unequaled remedy. It whatever cause arising, and cures all Skin and Scalp Diseases, Salt-rheum, Tetter. Ecze- ma, and kindred ailments. It is guaranteed to benefit or cure in all diseases for which it is recommended or money paid for it will be refunded. Sold by druggists.
 Copyright. lsss by WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.
The Press., 1890-04-24

DR. SACHS CATARRH REMEDY cures the worst cases, no matter of how long standing. 50 cents, by druggists.
The Press., 1890-04-24

If your skin is rough, and pimply or cover ed with blotches and sores, and you want clean, smooth skin and fair complexion, use Sulphur Bitters The best medicine in such cases ever sold.-E. c. Scheffler & Co.,, Druggists, Lawrence, Mass.
The Press., 1890-04-24
TII.: ELYTON LAND COMPA.

TII.. ELYTON LAND COMPA-
 NY, (of Birmingham, Ala.,) was incor- porated in 1870 with a cash capital of $1O0,- 900, which was expended in land. The capital stock was then fixed at $2OO,OOO. In the year 1883 dividend of $2OO, ,OO0, or 100 per cent. on the capital stock, was declared. Since that time dividends have been paid as follows
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-25
9ie lett ouh bonn 9rdfbeuten oes

Die iebt au6 bonn Brdfbeuten sss
n9afen= unb 5luBbilA brinst
tar ben Staat Seras cine @eIbbepili.
guf'B in Der 96be bon stpa $1,000, 900,
oopoH fur @alDeton i'm 2aufe Der
folgenoen 6 Sabre Sc. 200, 900 entfanen
Ser &eft OertbeiIt fib auf Sabine paB,
auf pel@es $500, 900 fommeu, auf bic
4rbeitea an 99iHstanal. pelaer BON
8olibar mad Dem 9an Sacinto fdbrt,
nit $40, GOO; auf bic 8erbeEerung bes
Buffalo Bayou, fur melde bic Gumme
bon $25, 900 a%ussemorfen lit, unb auf
DerI9iebene onb,re puntte. Ser Sri.
uitpsGluB miro BON ber Minbung big
nod Dallas unb Der Braaos bis aur
Staot Waco our9 gunbesbeamten elmer
unterfudun9 unb 8erme1uns unter3oz
gen metben in 8Drbereitung fir Die
5GiHbarma9ung Der heiben pidtigeu
8erfebtstraBer; aud fir Wrbeiten an
Sabine. unb COLORADO 6IuB linb feline
6ummeu beniGist. .
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@euluaHd,e ltnterimd,muaeu.

Die geoIogii1e Staatsbeb6rbe III
tii1tig an Der Mrbett. Wie eiu chen
ber6fentIi9tes Circular berfelben nit.
tbeiIt, finb In bieiem AusenbIide un.
gefdbr elm Dubenb fa9tuabige Beamten
In berf6iebeuen 9beilen bes States
init wifeuf@aftli6en tlnterfu9uneen
bef6dftist.
Be3hsli9 Der bisberigen greebniKe
Der Gorf6ungen beri9tet baHeIbe
Sn ben Quitman Bergen, 81 paIo
@ountp, finb ~mertbpoIe Metaaerae ae=
funben, ebenio porpbprseftein bon Der.
f9iebenen Garben, mel9er f1 fRr ar.
6itettonii9e 3ierarbeiten brau6bar unb
f9dbensmertb ertpeifen pirb.
Die Bra5os : Roblenfelber baben
Gbern, wel9e bon 80 big SO 3oI md@.
tig Rnb.
Ser Sanbbifritt am 3rinitp lit n6rb,
lid bon Decatur in Wile gountp bis
gum &eo Riber bin unb iber Jpn bin,
aus Derfolgt porben. Ct menbet f9
bonn &eb &iber bern Often su uno er.
tredt f@ biz au einem Der Stabt paris
sesenhber liegenben puntte unb nod
etnas bartiber binaus. gs tDurbe in
benz Oiftrift eriiner SanbsM ereel ent=
oedt. tpel9e mogli9ertpeiie aIs Oanaer
Werwenoung finben tpir6.
Die Guadalupe erse entbdIt tpertb
bole grse. Bei ben freili1 nur obers
Hd9li9eu unteriu1ungen. tpel@e bort
betreffs unterirbil6er WaHerboifns on.
gefelt morben finb, bat fi1 ergebtn,
bob bon oa al Bis sum pecosHuB allen
&n5eiGen mad tein arteff9es MaRer au
finben fein Dirb.
Die 2lano unb Gan Saba @eaenb
III elmer genauen geologif9en unters
fuGung untertporfen tporoen, uno es
tueroen bic 8Drbereitungen getrofen,
cine 2arte berfelbea an5ufertiaen.
Der g~ifenbitrift III Otteras erftredt
Rd bonn Rsb &iber biz nod Sabine
@ountp BIN; fat In iebem County
tuel@es BARN lieet. miro es fi9 perlobs
men, bas gr3 inbufriel gu pertuertben.
Die llnteriu@ung 1ber bas 8orban.
beniein uno ben gorratb bon ortefs
i6em Wafer in benz 2aifenfri4 1T I'm
@anse.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-25

= Warum perben in 9eras,-beiBt
es In einem Mrtitel zines tefaniI6en
@drtners,-ni9t mebr 8eriu9e nit Der
Inpfan3aug bes engliI9en WolnuB.
unb oes itolieniiden Gafton;en : Baus
mes sema9t. sic tpiirben an bielen
PldBen bel uns, Dor allen in Der llmz
gegenb bon Sit6eod, Nlpin. 9idiplon,
In benz gan5en Grid BON harrisburg
bis 8irainia pOint, ebeulo gut, tpenn
ni9t better gebeiben. mie in Californian,
BON tpober mir bic WaunuB unb bic SEA.
ftanie einfibren mtKen. Der WaunuB.
baum bat Dor Dem peean . Baum. nit
befen tinfli9er 4npHan3ung iebt an
bielen Stellen bes Staates nit lobenss
tuertbem Offer porangeganssn tpirb, ben
@ortbeil, baB er raid Dd6f, fdon
i'm erften Sabre au einem fiattli9en
Baum pirb Inb bereits i'm 4. Sabre
trdst, tudbrenb ber pecanbaum erf i'm
10. bis Is. Sabre CUR Boureife 9e6eibt.
Daju fommt nod, baB Der DaunuB=
baum elm eniidieben fh6ner Baum IN
unb cine RuB bon bOr3igli@sm Mobls
aef9mad trdst, nod tuel9er bic Rad.
frase BON Sabr gu Sabr sr6Ber tpirb.
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8eiueisf4ue.

g. 8. Clifford tSgaem 6aRel, Wis. bate nsrsiler
paren in idle9ten 3uftante, bic aeber merfli@ ansez
%srtfen, bate tetnen gpretit unb mar iberbaupt bell
itdnbis e~nttrdftet. 0ret Slaiden electric 8itters bz
ben ibn fnrirt.
Gbparb ebepberb, 9arrisburs, 81 bate cine
eHeue gsunbe am 9eine, bic i4pn a4t Sabre ~seIaufen
mar. @etrau@te brei Slai@en electric 8itters unb
@unbe TT sebeilt. Spbn Speater, Gatapba, Sbip,
bate fdnf @unbeu am 8eine bur4 Sieber rerurladt.
Die @er5te ~ertldrten feinen Sau alS unbetlbar. Sine
Glai@e Glertrts Sttters un6 cine S6a4tel 9udlenS ars
alien Gpptbeten. Dreis, 9bpmpicn & Co., WbOleiale.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . uebertraaunaen.

~raneetaentbnms ltebertragnnsen.
5. g. 9bomas on o. %. MaGer,
@runottid on gafs@ommerceftraBe,
81. 900.
paul Meeri6sibt on g. SC. Spiel.
hagen, Il @runbfid an abamsfruBe,
500.
paul WeeriGeibt on g.. u. Cha.
Dol. Grunofld on acamsHroBe, $500,
6enrp S9ihers an gaa s5eIber uub
@. Gerguf0n, 3 @runbHHde In WeH.
@ommercefraBe, 81, 800.
Grieberite 2ippe on @bos. 8oaes,
200 Nder 2anb am gibolo, "a. 900.
Grieberite 2ippe an M. q. Simon,
100 Gder 2anb an giboIo, 49,
@onrab 0uberi9 on 8. 9. Mfled,
GruHbfhid an @nominohraBe, $3.50.
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BudIeas Mrutca=galbe.

Die bette @aIbe Der BELT *. Sdnitte,
aueti9unsen, GefG!pire, Gieber. unb Saut'
Gusf@las, Gle4te, seiprunsene Sdnos, BrOf'
bsulen uub ale Sautfrantbeiten /; turirt 8d.
u1orrtoioen ober Feline 8e5ablung. Snaise
Satisfaetion sarantirt ODER ba8 GelS mirb
3urii6erfattet. rs Gents bic Sdoatel. Bum
Berfauf in allen Gpotbsfea. Greib, Sbomp'
fon C g.. @holegaIe.
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Sic Q%Iusfeuuna.

Obglei9 es i'm NusfeGungsBebduoe
nod berteufelt pinbig ousiebt = es FnD
big ieBt bon Nusfelern nur gerlr9e
8orbereitunsen getrOfen worben
bat man bas prosramm ftr bic groH'
nung am Dienstag bod fdon feltsefeBt.
Sie Shore gum Nusfelun9splate
perben INN 10 ubr 8ormittass gebfnet
werben. @ouberneur &oB bdlt bic Grs
bHnungsrebe UNI IL 1hr Mittags unb
bann beginnt bas erite &on3ert bet mes
rifanif6en Muftfapele.
&egelmdBise 2ou5erte finben bann
tdgli6 fatt bon 11-12.30 nnb bon
2-4.30 Na6mittags.
Ser Mnbau = Auditorium "genaunt
= gebt BON Der Mitte bes S%auptgebdus
bes aus mad benz @elsiie Der Mranias
8aBzgabn gu. Die @a1erie, melae nit
9thblen berieben 1T, biIbet einen 6alb
cirfeI. unb am Gnbe. aaf elmer 4 SUB
iber benz 8o6en Hebenben platform
nit mui6elf6rmigem Nbf6luB tpirb bas
Or6efer pIaB nebmen.
Sn BET 6aupibale iin6 ionft tpenig
8erdnberungen borgenommen moroen.
Die Wiite aiert ieBt Elm Baifin nit
einem Springbrunneu.
Bon ben anberen DISQUALIFICATION 1T
feius bersr6Bert moroen; bafir babsn
fe aber einen neuen lpeiBen Nnfri6 ers
balten. Sie Wege iab nit Sizes befabs
rer Der Plab 1T bon allen unfraut uno
@ettriipp gefdubert unb prdientirt ii@
In ieinem bortbsilbaftefen 2i6te.
9as Sireftorium belt geffern III Der
Gale cine 8erIammlung ab anb be.
ftimmte mebrere i%ogenaunte Sage. So
ben 5euermannss. ben Raufmannss,
ben Drummer, ben meritantf9en unb
au1 ben beutf9en Sag, tpel9er auf
ben IL. fefseiebt 1T. Wie mir bbren,
mirb bas NusRsnunss = Direfiorium
Germ 9ermann @eele BON Neus8rauu.
feIs einlaben. I'm brauBen i'm Nubitos
rum, 100 ale &eben bonn @tapel gelai'
len merbeu, bic Getrebe au halten. Sc
Der anbere Sag" tpirb felbfperitdnbli9
ieinen ei9enen &ebner baben.
Bon ben Nus telungs. Obiettsu -
auBer benz 8ieb. bas 3ahIrei9 eintrift
= lit auBer Der gountD. Wusfie1uns Don
Wi9ita, bic dber mod in Der Gar Der,
padt bafrbt, menig %porbanben.
81. patrids pilen fnb beionbers
gut unb inben angemeinen Mntlang.
sic tperben fat ausi6IieBli9 berIanet.
%. 81. Walace, Oafs, Soma. Gum
@erfauf BET &. @obn & 60 s.
&alteDer & Sobn ua6 allen Drug
niSfen.
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9as t,eue straRenbabm. gpaem.

Die @infibrung beg elettriiden BE.
triebes Der StraBenbabn ia cine Neu.
eir,tbeilung Der berf9iebenen 2inien sur
Golse.
Sdmmtlide 2inien geben BON Der
poffoffice aus unb bertbeilen f1, mie
na6ftebenb %angegeben:
9inie poFoffice 2aureI 6eisbts bat
roibe Cars.
2inie poftofices@ opernement 6in,
crime Cars.
9iuie pufofiee.M ranfas paB.gabn'
bot, via MlamOfraBe, bIaue Cars.
Pofoffiee nod 2afebietu unb 5. &
q. N.sOepot, Orangesgars.
YoffOffcesW ranfas paB. Depot via
Grp 0aa unb South. 6loresfraBe, bell
gelbe @ars.
pofoffce nod San pebro Springs
via @iip Dali unb Norb. GloresRraBe,
geIbe Cars.
Nuf benz Nlamo pla3a mirb permutb.
Ii6 cine slrt paRagier.D Depot erri1tet
tuerben unb cine Office fur ben Super.
i~nteubenten beg Betriebes, Der bas 3ei<
den gut Nbfabrt Der Cars giebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-25

Nle unleren Qunben Ioben bic st.
patrids pilen. Sic fnb bic beifen.
9enrp Bros. Carroll, Vebr. = Gum
gertouf bel 81. gobn & Co., 8. RaIts
epsr & Sobn unb allen Gruggiiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-25

ST. patrids giIeu baben mir metr
gut getban, aIs irsenb anbere. W. 8.
proubfoOt, Sruegif, @tanaba, Col.
Gum 8erfauf bel Or. gobn q Co., 8.
Saltepsr & SObn, unb allen Oruegifen.
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u oti5!

aae 8irser, welae Die Quelen
6es 8lufes pber ben gradenribse@
parf gu beiuden Uaniden, fnben
bas Dflt&e @tnsansstbOr uab bass
jenise am @umpenbauie tdslid fir
ben &eif btsies Mpnats BON 9 nbr
Gprmittass bts Z n6r abenos
pfen.
WeD. %. Sradenribse.
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Dru bier.

uDas Geft 1T nur als elm burdaus
gelunsenes gu be3ei6nen; b%eiOubers
erfreuli6 TIA CO. baB Der 8%efangoerein
ben Nbeno nit feiaen 8ortrdgen bets
{Gonte."
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Die pGrsie Yrefe" 1T autoriiirt, GERM B.
3. MILLER ale aanOibaten fir Biebertuabl
alS 8eprd entant bon 8erar gonntp
bel Der bebOrfebenhen @abI anautun6iaen.
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ct. patrids piGen inb bor3hsIi9.
Sd gebraudte tie in meiner 5amiIie.
Sic finb Die beffen, bic i'd ie antpanbte.
Grant Cornelius, Bureen, Snb. Ser.
Gum 8erfauf bel &. gobn & Co., s..
2alteser & 5obn unb allen Sruss
nif1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-25

I'm meine Grsunbe unb Mitbiirser: SD tin.
bi9e mid biermit aIs 8aubibat fit 8ieosrpabl
fir bas amt bes Sberiffs bon 8erat
gounth BET Der beborfe6enben @abl am 4.
Nobember 1890 an uno erfude sic UNI Sbre
llnteriIsung. a9tunsSpoa
q hna o. Nn e
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-25
@abt Ma5eisem.

@ir finb autorifrt, GERM Sobn 3. MaI.
ter aIs 2anbibaten fur bas Amt beS 8 i.
fritt.gIerfS bel Der bebOrtebenbeu Bobl
au3ufinbi9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-25

gtnS a6berRdnbiger.
8ummler (pom 9ausfne6t biraus,
gewprfen): Brabo, gut gema9t Sin
ndmlid frtiber aud 9ausfme6t gepelenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-25
d huunospolI

&eferenbar: 49,. GrduIein ipieIen
wohl aud Rlaoier?"
Wutter (ibrer Sodter auflafernb):
Sag lieber neinl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-25

YIN meine Greunoe unb Mitbirser: SD fin.
bise mid hermit ais Ranbibat fir @ieberpabl
fir bas amt bes 8 itrtttcIerts bon BE.
rar gountb bel BET beSorfebenben 8abI am 4.
Robember 1890 an unb erfude sic nm Sbre
llnterfibuns. adtunasboa
Gen. ". NofhieIL.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-25

@ir finb auiortfirt, GERM s a M. Setpitt
aIs Ranbibaten fir oaS amt bes Gountb.
aTeffors bel oer @abI am A. 2Obembsr
en3u,eiQen.