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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-04
Sic 8eamtcmtuabl ber Jeuernebrfpnt=
pagnten

Sic 8eamtemsuabl Der Jemertuebrfpm=
pagntea
fan6 am Mittmo1 Nbenb ffatt.
Geuer : &ompasnie So. |
mdblte bic alter 8eamten mieber unb
empfieblt oIs gbef bes DepartemeGts
". 9irler.
@Iamois.euer Rompagnie
So. 2. empfieblt als @bef 8. U. Slrs
Ter uno eripdbIt: Wm. 96fing IT,,
foreman; 9biaih gonrob, Miiiftants
Ioremau; IS. s.. &6mer, secretdr;
CHARLES Desen r., 9dabmeiiter; @m.
66hius IT,, MifftantsSngenieur Wm.
Miron, 0ei3er; Mor &uB, S6lauGs
Direftor; 81. 90Hing, s6lau@fibrer;
6. Dombromsfi, poli3ei.G Captain; Wm.
6bfiua IT,, @eOree s. Snuaig unb
8. u. Nobfe, 6inan3.G0mite.
0afenz unb Setter Con !.
pagnie SO. l empfieblt dig @hef
s.. u. 9irler unb erwdbIt: y. 5.
Wiauermann. Joremon; Soiepb Menp,
MifHant : 6oremau; s. 8. Solder,
6scretdr; Muguit 9utb, eGabmeliter;
6enrp 8db. etfer 0atens uub geiter'
NufIeher: @eo. 6iIgers, aweiter 6atenz
un6 2eiters Wufleber; Sobn gnBbarbi,
DoIiseisg Captain; Wtor Zimmerman,
atpsiter Yoli3eis@ Captain; BIS. Maus
ermaun. Grnt Stebes uno 6enrD 81
menootf Ginans gomits.
MiffiDn 9dIau6 > Som
pagnie empftblt als @bef q. u.
9trler unb ermdblt: 9bomas $. Nb'
bolt, 6oreman; George @aen, MfH'
ftant. Toreman; 9erman 0eiligmann,
@efretdr; @m. 0euermannA G6aBs
meifier; Is 6. &bbep. Boliaeis@ Captain
Sos. GaH, aiffantsp oliaeis@ Captain ;
George &iling. G9lau9sS Director; u.
Maper, MiRfant.6 hInu6.S irettor; 6.
8. Smith 9. Matfon uub s. %.
Sripps, Gindnssgomiie.
Gunfet S6Iaud : Rom
pa q lie empfieblt als @hef IS. U.
SirIer urb erpdblt: %. &ramer,
Gorsman: 8. Gillespie. Nffifants6ore.
nun; %. &abmsoorf, setretdr; Wm.
Menger, sdaBmeiffer.
3meite. Warb e9Iau6s
&ompagrie empfieblt als @bef 9.
u. OarIer uno erudblt: q. %. Nn.
breips. Goreman; s. s. @arriicn, III
1fiant . 6oremann; 6. 8. 2emper,
eetretdr; s. $. GarrilOa. 5@abmeifer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-04
Cine @rSiaan ,
lpefde bic griHers uno bas OFenbaIteu
Don WarietDs8bsatern am Wiiitdrs
Wains urb 4lamo<PlaBa bar
tittCt.

Sci es burG ben 9tabtrotb Der
9tabt San Nnionio beidlofen:
Section L. DaB es bon iebt ab
fit irsenb cine Berloa uHgeieRli@ fein
fol-, ir9eub Elm unter Dem Nomen
,.8arietp 8Reater" betanntes Sheater
in irsenb eiEem @ekdute cber Ylobe,
mel9e entlpebtr ON MlIit6rs, Maius
oher Nlamn plaSa ffoBen, ober In it,
genO einem DouIs. plabe oeer auf irs
genb einem @runbhhd i'm umtreile bon
einbunbe,tunbfdrfBie SUB BON iebem
ioiGen plo3d, gu etQ5ilren, 3u baiten
ODER gu fhbren.
Section 2. DoB i,seab cine Der.
fou. melAe bic Sehimmunaeu bieier
Srbinons nbertritt, zines 8~ereebens
f6ulbig befuHoen unb nod e~rfolgtsr
ueberfiibrung bappn Dor benz GecorSer
NIT einer 8sIb1rafe BON @inbuubert
Dollars fhr iebeR ein5eInen Sag, on
tpeI6em Elm TOldes 5heater erifiirt ober
ofen gehaiteu perheu fon; ebenfo III
iraenb cine aIs Gsfddftsflb9r ODER
Gigenibiner 6ber in anberer Giaen.
idaft NIT einem iolden S.beater in Ser.
binbung fehenbe Berfon, uno enblid
aud ber gigentbimer bes Sbeotsrs uni
bet gigentbimer bes betrsffsnben 6au.
les nber @%runbfides unter ben Beliim.
mungen bieier Sr6inana einet straft
untermorfen.
paifrt unb sensbmi9t am l. Secem
Der 1890.
8rpan Ga lIa9bqn,
Niteifirt: MaD6r,
6. q. @%Iaubon, 5tabts@lerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-04

NbpIpb Gteiubarbt an 8. q. 5boOl
unb e. &. 9anberbbfen. 5 grunbfiids
an GoutbsS trobe, $5. 900.
.. g. 3aplor an Nug. 6ape, Grunbs
hhd on geeos' unb 3aba1a.S traBe,
5000.
5. g. 9. 9ripp on 6. q. abrens,
100 Ader yonb an Der Mebina. $500.
9beobor 6errmaun on %. Rod,
@runbaiid an RefusiosS traBe, $3.50.
3. 6ermann an 9. M. Carr, sruei
@runbthde an RefueiosG trobs, $500.
5. Hodsr an %. unb VI. Rbsinbarbt.
Grunhhhf in Waperids MObilion, $58.
8. %. 8ilinss an J. 6. BANNER,
@runbHhd an Government 0in, $175.
6. unb u. G@umann an 8. @.
@anbIbben, @runbild on Refusio.
Sirabe, $3.50.
@. DisroIf an 8. Q. Winier. @runb.
iiiid i'm Original @iip Got, $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-04
Retfenbe Ageuten:
s. g. 8ui@.
90. Gd}prpbim9.
MaTimilian Gutur.
g . { q 8.

Gan Antonio; 4. Sec. go.
MlerIei.
Sie San Mntonio Builders
gupplp COMPANY" bot ibTe Nieoerlas
gen, an ber.9R gommerceifr .unb 9ars
Iet Balm, sto. GloresfraBe uqSMrar.
las HaB Babn, nit einem ~colo1alen
8orratb bon Baubols unb Bau'utenfts
lien, gifeu, unb @6lofersW aarea &c.
anaefaut. Sic ill., giaeHtbtmerin Der
Original ,GaIcafieu 2umber Oarb".
Rontrattoren unb 8auIufise werbeu es
au ibrem gortbeil fiuben, bier tbr Sol3
unb hire Materialien au taufeu.
= Die Maperid 9otel @%ompagnie
belt geffern cine 8eriammluug ab unb
bei4loB, nit benz Bau bes groBen Sos
tels i'm Nobember 1891 gu beginner, ba
bann Die Mietbstontratte Der 8eDobner
Der 6dufer on Der SoutonfraBe er=
I6I6en. Das groBe 9ptel Dirb rad
unb nod, ie nod ben gehHtfnihen bet
Gtabt, aufgefhbrt uerben. 3und4f
tommt ein ie@sf6dises, feuerf9eres
@eb6ube, 275 SUB Groui, an 0ouffon'
froBe au ifeben, bic Seitenfiiget an
Npenue 3 tperben ameif6dig unb tpdter
ebeufals bur@ ie@sftDdige 8ebduoe ers
febt, Die f@ benz 9auptbau ordisftio'
Mid anf9lieBen.
ssarmer in Der Na1barl6ait bon
| San Nnipnio, namentliG aus ben Sc,
qeuben fhbIi1 unb 6fli6 p0n Der
StaSt. beabR6tisen inter Der Negibe
| bsy Farmers lian3 bier cine Cotton.
| Sin au erri6ten. Gie &aufleute baben
| f6 liberal an Der 3eidnung Der 5u benz
unternebmen nStbiseu Guuime bethel.
Iiet unS baHeIbe III geIidert. I'm
Gamfiaa ben ID. December fnbet in
Mepers y6aae cine @erfammlung itatt.
UNI hartber 'au berothen, 10 o bic Gin
| aufaeient perbea fnn.
Gins ber p~dEenbfen unb min.
fneusuertheifen acknowledgements 1T
ein feines Yiano Dber cine Srgel pDn
Der 6irma Sones & 60, 229 5om
mercefraBe. Die 6erren fino 8ertre'
ter her anertannt beiten Diauo'Gabrifen
unb haben cine f@6ne 4dsspahI III MUS
ftaliiGen Snfrumeuteu. Woten &C.
Zones & Go. finb ebenfoGs Ggenten FIR
Sic Stem Dome Ndbmoidine. Sic finb
touIante unb prompie @efd6ftsleute
unb mir empfebten Fe unierea Seiern
| re1i angelegentlih.
- Mdhfe MoMe miro bic gn1rno
sud Opera : 2ompngnie i'm @ranb
Opera 6ouie ibr grf6einen MAIDEN uno
suff' erifenmale om Greitae ben IL. De.
cember auftreten. Die @efeai6aft febi
burdous i'm gintlong nit ben 9eiffuns
aen Der aud bier bOrtbeilbaft betannten
9rimabonna. Nuf benz Repertoir
ieben: Carmen. oGauf", nGrei'
fmtbs. Die Oper bringt Elm ooues
Crdefer ur6 polIe gb6re nit.
-Gerr gospar 0offartb, Der
Better Der biefigen "Cement Works
ffarb beute 0ormittag an Der &ubr,
6err 0ofraib, Der H@ bier alsemeiue'
@ftung uno Beliebtbeit erfreute, En-
rethte ein Otter bon "a Snbren.
- Das WobiItdr fur bas feue bie'
fQe 8unbes, @ebdube if beute cnge'
f0mmeu. gs fammt aus Der Gabril
Ser "Ketcham' Furniture Company
III 5pIebo. Dbio, unb bhrfte als Wtu'
Rer bon @Iesaus unb 6Olibitdt eelten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-04
0as @eroienft iteat!

Wi plni4en u"nieren Mttbirsern mit3utbetlen, bas
ptr Or. atnss neueS Snpinbfuats : Seilmittel berett5
felt elmer 2eibe ppn Sabren perfaufen, ebenio Or.
Rings @eue 9eber : Qilen, 8udlen8 arnica Salbe une
electric SttterS, unb bab mir nternals 9eiluiittel perz
fault baben, BITE 70 gut ssebenn pber bic 70 ~aaSemein
~beEriebist taben, ME bieie. Mir S6sern feinen ausenz
Bid, bic @arantie fur biele Wittel iener 3ett aa aberz
nebmeu lnb inb tets beIett, ba8 rerau8sabte @elb 5uz
riidju3ablen, penn ibrem Gebraude fetne befrtebiSenz
ben &einltate sefrlst fiuh. Diefe Meittel ~perbanten tbre
srpbe 9opnlaritdt tbren etsenen @erbtenfen. Bum
8ertauf in alien Npotbeten nnb in Der Drp9uen : Grrbs
9anbluna ron Oretb, Ghprnpiem u. Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-04

@eeer einefl S@Hitt, Bef6dbigung,
Giebs ober Branbwunben giebt es uiGts
Weferes, aIs Gbamberlain's
pain Balm. Die Munbe beilt
iGneler. aIs bur9 irgenb Elm anberes
prdparat, unb, tpenn biefelbe niGt gar
3u i@limm III. obne Narben 5u binter.
laRen. gu baben bel 81. @obn & Co.,
s. RoIieper & Son uu6 allen beoeutens
ben MpptheEern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-04
3inr Il, geras.

Ger Sf1atS8eotD6e OunlDle mQmf
Die erfreuli@e Mittbeilung, baB i'm Mis
iteralbitrlft bon Central eras bielner.
ipre1eGenbe Mblagerunsen beg unier
benz Namen .@affterit" in Der Minera,
logic befannten 3innorpos gefunben
uorben feien.
Dies MineraI gilt als bas tuibiieiie
unb wertbbollffe gra CUR 3inneeuias
1utg, es if bafeIbe, bas in Walfs unb
auf ben Gctap.Snieln on Der Subtitle
gnglanbs (bie i'm Mltertbum tana1
au1 ngaifteritens genannt tpurben)
3u Sage e~ef6rbert tpiro unb bas Dor.
aigli9e englif6e 3inn liefert.
Man bot bic bon einem 6errn y. R.
@omftod aufgefunoenen SpRren bes
gr5es genau berfoIst unb bic seolDei.
f6en Bebingungen, inter benen es bort
borfommt, fefsefelt. Oana6 ffebt 4,
der az ertuatten, baB es iiberaa In ben
Counties Mafon. 2Iano unb Burnet, mo-
Sic seolosif@en 5ormaiionei semiHen
8ebingungen entfpreGen, gefunben tper.
ben iuirb. Mlerbings III bic 3inner3
eRL...S .G
iuglsaps SWlWa un u'e.sM S!slen Ou.W
,pa.sss M~elasernassa ustCsI.. apsi ~
iD uub benz tuefIi9en 9beile BON 2louO
SOuaig uoh wD Die DeIsH otnuel5s
Yroben berfDmdlen, bic fi@ i'm 8efBe
bes StaatsgeoIogen befinben = inoen
he f9 tiberoa In benz Auar5 bes dIte.
psM io9sh1haisa onansllgea Sgpens,
sD.e ggIle'oe an slEsM S@vlssusIIg's
SSasg!ss ausinpEng SelW'.Osl! .a1Os.
osIOnosle s'DlEgi ~ 1u!gIam ~
gssng aaI Oie gtOBs Asghl!@ls!I pig
= INie.lis MI osm naIlaaaIM lslnem
9ls aisielluuIe, 1OIluute, gusnDdgo,
Sgonelpe, aal,, yea1sgH, SugloH aHo
U.upI .. 2saegsnoen veiaelal, 9 ~
pen paloegelaelasn gsaaslt @!rol oarg
e.e OelOen 'egien Del ooelpaWi'ger Ytu'
!aag osspegis,I puIosa. 09g la9a
igoa 9as os'1a@...W g.obsts 'gsesnlgs
ys.Dlg! Sss 5.nasI5ss wy s'niupss
"nssliWe.uEngsaa!..s! u'enen.
g.a oolsug oss w usa uueagsaaAa'.a
Soua''es ysuIgelamDsAsH 9.aneISss "
pei, oGB lg Ras g.slan legt !e'~' gus
osm YsIeln ausl@elOeH l1BI. Has
SI5 ~ lgnat5 uno " 3erIagieneM 5u'
pa.pe PsgI % O1aual'W oOst lp'pOIauR
Jus:
gler ~ eehllal'2sIas nhs
mI lun 9eaau 0enleloeH gsDlO9llgen
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Gine fidlere @eln.glnlaae

1T eine {pl&e, bon pel9er Sbnen inter @arantte tusez
ii&ert irercen fam, bab iie belriebtgenbe aeiultate ltes
fert, pibrtsenfall8 ba8 ~anSeIeSte @elo burldseSahlt wtrh.
Muf bieier Bafi8 f6nnen Sic BON BEN uaten aneeses
tsneu Gpptbefer eine Tlai@e BON Or. Rings Neuem
S@rinbiu@ts : SeilmitteI f%aufen. Gs rptrb %saranttrt,
bab boflelbe unter alien urffdnben GrIet@teruns se=
aeBle, Der gruft pber Der Gnnsen onpenbet : pte
G9winbindt, aunsenentjlnbune, 8rrn@ttts, @fht1a,
Reu9hnifen, 1rdure sc. sc. G8it ensenebr1 eirjunebs
men unf iaraeft gut, tit p6atS iiAer unb man fam ita
immer bardnf perlahen.
grpbeTai6en fret in alien Npotbeten. gBbrleiale kei
Dreibt G9olnpirnR u. Go.
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pg Die SuueIiere Grit3er Bros.
246 %. Commensurate baben fit bic
MISUNDERSTANDING Elm ousgen6bltes
2ager bon Oiamanten, @1mudia9en
aler grt, tpie Sro9eu, 4~rmbdnber.
Geiten, ubren &c. &C.
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ssr Neue beutide 2inien.- beuti9es
Sauerfraut, Siu @urfen.i Gin grOBes
ARortiment bon in Gi@ieu eingenio@.
ten Gridten, @emiien, GleiidmaaFen
&C.; bel 2pais Sumter, $50. 81
Norb. 6loresfiroBs.
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sa- Wie 1T bies? ginbunbertunb.
finf3ia neue Samen : 2Ieiber oler Mrt
bon $40, SIP unb SIS. peroen ale
gum prsiie BON S. p~erfauft. BerfsbIt
ni6t, oOriuipre@eH u4p le 3l bef9iis
gen bel g. 9eutf & G.
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sar 9stIe GobIen So per 3onne;
WcNQiftsr slad unb 2Dtle semif6t 81.
-Snbian SerritprD &oblen bette Quaz
litdt $3.50. penn: Intbracit 2obIer
$13. @benio bas bette troGene Ofen=
unb @or6 8rennbols au niebrigfen
9reiien BET Carr & NoberfDn,
IA 8urleTonsS traBe. SeIepton 1893.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-04

Dabei III In Mnf@lag 3u brin9en,
baB bic 3h@tlinge - ausi@lieBli9
Garbige - NIT ipeIGer bic Tarm bear.
beitet ipirb. gum sr6bteu She'll 4rbeiter
3tpeiter alahs fiab, aft ooer nod iebr
Jung, pertrhbpeIt unb franz, turj Nrs
better, ipelGe ni@t I'm Gtanbe iein
uirbeu. R6 i'm Staats, @efdngniB ieIbit
40 erbalten.
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EF Gapt. NcO@alb, @alpeiton, beitd=
tigt: ,Nahbem ih 8etbeSba @aier fir iieben
8oden sebrau6t Bate, bin id BON elmer fat
stpeiidbrigen droniihen Siarrbpe gebeilt."
shelton & ., @rocers. 9~ouftpnitrabe, pers
taufen SaS Mafier.
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Die Grtra9c Der gtaats.Jarut in Sort
@eu6 Gpmntb.

@eI9 elm gIdnaenber 6inanj.grfpIg
Bic bonn Stat betpirtbf6aftete @efdnss
niB. 6psnt- in Sort 8enb gountb III,
seiet.eine 3ufammenffeuuns Der grntes
grfrdge, tpeI@e fe benz tteueifen Sabres,
geri6t semdB In ben leBten 4Sabren
aeIieferf bat:
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"a 2outs RunteI, 81 Horb=
GlOresfraBe, bat foeben erbaIten: 60.
lifornia 3infanbel rs Gents per @alo.
ne; Seyas Wein $1.00 per @olone;
SlBen @atapba $1.00 per @aIlone.
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s6r Niemanb brau6t Su ~friereu.
Wir baben elm groBes 2oger bon 2abies
8almoral 5firts 'un6 baben bic preiie
bafir ME folet berabgdeBt:
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Die foIsenbe Isabelle seist bic grgeb.
uife unb ben Gelbtperib Der beiben
Eauptid&li9fen Observation-Disclosures
4robutte Der 6Qrm:
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v9pn alien Snfeln tamen fe," nm bic suten gisen;
Msittel sesen Snaen unb GrtaltRns gu ~beseuseu.
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ealpatipn Del, Der srSbte GGmerenaiaer auf Der
ggelt, wtrb pru teinem dnberen Ointment an @hie nberz
trpfsn, Gs 1T pbne 3petfe! has bsffe Mtttef fur ale
duberIfhen S&mersen. Briefs nur % Gents.
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~ Mle Nrtea Badgemiir3e Bel
2uutel, 81 NorbsGleress
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Gtablirt 1866.
7Thos. Goggan 4 Bros.
Gan Antonio, Eeras.

SeMm 9etalen. Wags
Sir beaufTdtaa fdbf jbes Department unfuss @efbafs unb pimen bemfIbn ufn.
game 3t
gr dmrOorbeen gtnnanD! @r iasen senau. DIaen gBedb Hes saHrument bat
fuunD epmtgen be6aueu, ndhe mir fir bic befen tehen.
Mr BADEN in uneum @ehaf mebr 8mtal anaeGet aN ae 9RuataEen. Sanber in ETas
smaam mn unS D mir fur boar aufen,I 10 rbahen mir BIC ntar9Fen gris
ua en eragetGes uno fables @ef@aE auf9daut ub pebm autue RruspRn babebahe.
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Denbrs fb
Ints asdsnen EnssaueS himdesa. pd6s anatpmans bon uns taunsn
3enen, pdhs Die &melOn anfe@t Rebeahn Finups nit alien nueRn 8gtefruuden nod
geGben Eben, f0nnen mir erfdtrn, fpbMe1 Dhi6n Idnf an Der Spite ar In.
ben Snfrnmente Reben, tie jIugf NOD peherehadHac BrdnDrungeu erhbren taben, buh
peGe 0ualtat pub nmfang bee 9oreS bemutenf erobt pu6ea, 10 m fs oe anDeuasabr.
trhen. Dies lit bic aftt aMr1 nporsmf6en nnh ompdenkn Ritfr @s#s
@r hno stsats agntsn fur @sbu, etiaDeA B Sons, anab, ebidsnns ( Cons, ma
tuihef nnb 3 y gale & So Wanos, uni 1aafep h 9amGn, un0 Rimbaa. SraeIn. sS
mir goaa apds orra hn oraln, be ip1gsa fir unsa nasfutst neron. pie cine er.s
fnenJptr fr SO, bic arbeef fur $95. Sas So9mrfbRfr SrWIn lit fbrs fd0m, nnO bs
Srnee unbb Die auatdsn loGsa uMs az nIn9eu abiJ
8tr fubRn fir 8bokfaR% umb@dcua9anbI ale 6ouRn bon muEfMIden Snirumeutn.
emfo Muft in 8atwn, Banbn, 8I1era fir ole Smammene @s
Infer 8oratb in @oha 1T br sr6she tn Smu. ~
@m fnben auf appHahon Rataoge uno IuhiHen Ton Vianos, Srodn, gRuffalfheu
SnfrRmenen, @uffaten, Ren !. aus nnb benntposn pmmpt ale bredthea Nnfooen.
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SIN Gaae bon Rrantheit ODER
unglIG sepabren mir fefs
ldnsere Set. Shit &1pptbsfen.
Moten taun bios nidt sefdeben.
@ir brauden unere Noten
uub @id,erbeiten nidt an Ban.
tiers ober @elbberIeiber IN
tranaferiren. I'm, nit Dem Gelo
unfer @eiddit neiteraufabren.
Bir brauden ni9t tobe
@reile au berednen fiir Sa.
frumente, peIde pir auf Sell
bertanfen, ann bic 5inlen an
WorfduHe Observation-Disclosures.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-04

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-14
BENEFACTORs IN LIFE.

When person who has acquired much
of the things most sought for in life
frames a will, the right to make such
DISPOSE ton as seems desirable to the
party is not questioned. If the COM
munity shares part of the benafac-
ton, it is by the grace Of generous
soul. and not a requital to any consid
cradle extent. That, at least, is the
current business view. There can be
no rightful exception to provisions at
tached to the requests that are not
quite suited to the immediate needs.
The late honored and useful citizen of
st. Paul. Mr.. HALE, left some timely
and generous requests to various local
charities, but the chief portion Of the
legacy for the benefit Of the city. to be
divided between a free dispensary
and public library, presumably
a quarter of a million to each,
is not to come to the benev-
client work assigned it for twenty-five
years. At the expiration of that period
the citizens who have been familiar
with the personality of the donor will
have passed away. and his name will
not bring to mind the form of the bene-
factor. The monument will go up. 1t
will represent grateful Renaissance,
it may be, but not the remembered flesh
and blood. Still, may be assumed that
the sagacity that could penetrate the
future and build with more than c0tem-
porary discretion may have prompted
the deferment that seems to some griev-
Gus. 1t is the chief compens alton for
the dispensations that give to some mill
ions, that much of the wealth so aggre-
gated is willed to benevolent and public
uses. There have never been in
this country so many persons of
large wealth as now. Nor has
there perhaps even been more DISPOSE
ton to leave literally of such fortunes
for the benefit of communities and the
public. This is mitigating fact, but
less shown by those of excessive wealth
than the possessors of moderate fortunes,
as few millions are regarded. The
conditions of poSt-mortem benefactions
should be piously respected. and the
memory OF the magnanimous spirit kept
fresh. But. in view of the checkered
experience of many noble exhibitions
OF this grandeur of soul, it is to be re-
GREETED that more do not see fit to ex-
ercise their philanthropy in life. They
could then be certain that the aims they
had in view would be subserved. and
the work carried on in the sight of the
donor. 1t is better, as many instances
show, for the men who would bless their
fellows to inaugUrate the work during
thpir own liuac
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-14
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Book covers cover a multitude of sins
IN these days of erotic literature.-New
York Press.
Mrs. Harrison is proud of her blue
room, but she should not encourage the
head of the family to spend much of his
time there. One may be surfeited with
the blues.-New York Telegram.
Little Wound writes that the ghost
dance will go on. Little Wound will
read Big Wound before long, if there is
much more foeling with Gen. Miles and
his white bucks.-Rochester Union.
If the British who evacuated New
York LOT years ago yesterday had fore
seen what a city it was destined to be
they would have bought few corner
lots before departing.-NewY York Trib-
une.
Everybody is sure that consumption
is finally conquered by DR.. Koch's dis
covery except DR.. Koch. The discoy-
erer insists that his discovery is only an
experlment.-New York Commercial
Advertiser.
At last accounts from the Indian
country the soldiers were resting on
their arms, while the Indians were
dancing On their feet. So long as they
maintain these respective attitudes no
harm will follow.-Philadelph Bulle-
tin.
The return of Jay Gould to Wall
street with the intent of building up the
railroads Of the country into a huge
trust merely repeats the invitation to
Uncle Sam to come along some day, put
the whole bundle on his shoulder and
walk Off with it.-Boston Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-14
WINDOW AND FINANCE.
The Secretary of the Treasur,
Holds Conference in New

The Secretary Of the Treasury
Holds Conference in New
York.
NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-Secretary Win
dom, who arrived in New York this
morning, held three hours confer
ence with number of bank officers and
bankers on the financial situation. A
full expression of the views Of the
financierS on the financial situation. the
effect of additional silver legislation and
other matters was obtained and then
the conference ended. The only state
ment that the secretary would make
was that he was gratified at news of the
movement Of gold from Europe
and this country and that the
government would do all in its
power to give relief to the financial and
mercantile communities. He refused
absolutely to be interviewed, but
parties close to him state that he Will
not take any Immediate action as the
result of the conference. He will prob
ably remain in New York over night,
but will be in Washington on Monday.
The following gentlemen attended the
conference.
j. o. Stewart president Of the United
States Trust company: President Knox, of
the Bank Of the Republic; Baker, of the First
National bank: Williams, of the Chemical
bank; Coo, of the American Exchange; Ives
of the Western National; Perkins, of the
Importers aud Traders; Cannon of the Chase
National; Tappin, of the Gailatin: King, of
Morgan, Jesse Seligman and James B. Col
gate