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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-21
Its Excellent Qualities

Commend to public approval the California
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 bow
els, it cleanses the system effectually, there
by promoting the health and comfort of all
who use it.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-21

CONDUCTOR E. D. LOOMS, Detroit, Mich,
says: 1.-THE effect of Hall Catarrh Cure is
wonderful" Write him about it. Sold by
Druggists, 75c.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-21

FLANNEL next the skin often produces a
rash, remov able with Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, 50 cents.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-21

AN after-dinner speech-Waiter, bring
me the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Siftings.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-21

MISS BEACoN-"This waltz is divinel Do
you ever dance the lanciers, doctorp Dr.
Boylston-"No; but l sometimes lance the
dancers."-Boston Budget.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-21

EVEN when a rattlesnake manages to
keep its head all right it is liable to get rat
tied at the tail.-N. o. Picayune
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-21
GRACE'S TRAMP.

A Trip to the Village and What
Came Of It.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-21

TANKS at stations along the way are not
for railroad stock watering.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-21

Our with the boys-Elbows and knees
brakes Magazine.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-21

WHY are shoes like congressman That's
easy; because they're SO frequently paired
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-21

rs a pc rfect
shame, child,
for you to have
to tr Ii d e g
three miles to
the village for
provisions. ="
" Nonsense,
grandmammy,
| like to do it
we'll enough;
but even if l
did not there
won Id be no
alternative, so
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-21

The fastening illustrated below may
be adapted to almost any description of
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-21

BEST, easiest to use and cheapest Piso's
Remedy for Catarrh. By druggists. Csc.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-21

The light that never was on sea or land
must be u sky light-Bing hamton Republic.
MUST not be COMPOUNDED with common cath
artic or purgative pills. Carter's Little Liv-
er Pills are entirely unlike them in every re-
spect. One trial will prove their superiority.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-21

AVOID exposure to the damp air.s~ That
would even take the snap out Of a ginger
cookie.-Binghampto Republican.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-08-21

MILK from cows in good health and
apparent contentment only should be
The Butler weekly times., 1890-06-25

Gen. James Longstreet was in st.
Louis last week, and from All inter
view with him published in the
Globe Democrat, we clip the follow
ing:
mo matter what the circumstanc-
es under which I went to Rich
mond," said he, ''the reception l re
ceived from my old comrades was
all that man could desire All that
has been printed. The few days l
was III Richmond We're full of touch
ing incidents that showed me that
comrades III arms never forget each
other. I noticed that politicians have
great deal to say about the. con
federate flags that were shown there.
You should have seen them, those
strings to battered stats. They
were reminiscent Of stories, of hard
ship and suffering, OF daring and
deeds Of heroism. The man who
would blame an old soldier for be
ing moved at the sight of these old
relics would scotf at the tender re
gard Il son has for the ring he wears
Oh his finger as Il relic of his dead
mother. But politicians do not un-
derstand these things. Soldiers do.
an All old man that has seen much
of the world and its seamy side, and
am not given to tears, but the boys
upset me completely when they sur
rounded the carriage, and one o,
-tthem pushed an old bullet et-riddlet
o confederate flag into my hands, an(
a, then the rest of them a great bis
o American flag, the flag of the Union
j., over me and the carriage, and cheer
o ed 'Hurrah for Longstreet, and hur
! rah for the Union think I criet
like little baby. Nobody would
think of doing that but soldiers
Please let me say right here that i
., this government ever wants 500,
O)O men to defend it, your norther,
men had better get to Washington
il hurry,or they will find the ranks
all filed with southern men,"
The Butler weekly times., 1890-06-25
Not chen de gyurls dey war co'til

Not eben de gyurls dey war co'tin
come tween dem.
"Same way when de old marse
died. He lef' de proputty fo' de
boys to divide as dey choose an bofe
to care fob Mis- Jenny, dere mud
der. Den it war:
"You take de Oak fahm, John
mo, you take dat ar, Charles
"You shill have de horses an
hounds
do you t'ink I'm hound my
self! De hosses am yours
"An' when it come to de old
homestead, which bofe of EN- dubbed
each tried to give it up to the other
wild he's heart in he's froat. At las
it war settled dat bofe boys lib in
de homestead an hab a sheer in
de mudder in all de home.
"n' we'll bring our wives home,
too" John said laughin'.
"Dey shook hans an de tears
war in dere eyes.
$50 it wen on happy an peaceful,
TO two year.
'Den came de wah, what tore dis
ole country into pieces an brung all
de bloodshed. We saw de big boats
goin' down Chesapeake bay, an
heerd de thunder of de frin'. Some
nights me an Mis- Jenny, too skeert
to go to bed, set up cryin' an keep
in watch.
''But one night, de wust oh al
she comes in from the gvardeu
white an tremblin'.
"Beeny," she whispered, ..de bow
dey have quarreled! John done lef
de house an gone norf!'
'Den called loud on God t,
help US. But it as if He had no ear
for Beeny dat night, nor muffin O,
earth.
"Marse Charles he side wild he
state and Marse John wild de mort
n dey prrted after hot words vow
In nebber to speak to each ode
, agen. Dem twin chillen as W,
nursed at the same breast.
"Well, de cruel wah drag alon,
Mis- Jenn, she fell wild de poyeri
an de terror, an mo- n all wild or,
, IN TO her two boys. Fo' one ";
hghtin' under Lee and one und, -,
Hancock. But dey nebber met
. hghtin-thank God fo dat. So q,
=. day she say to me: .Beenv I'm tire
! LII not get up any mo-. Tn goir
S to dat oder home. Maybe when n
r boys come dab deyIl be fren's on
!, mo-. VI
An two weeks after dat I buris
$ her. i ''
i when de wah war ober Mar,
The Butler weekly times., 1890-06-25
ADRIAN STOCK FARM!

degree pleasure that the
public ensuing And is with pleasure and gratitude
that satisfactory results of efforts improving horses
tina has proved valuable sellers
find that who have paronized bred sires have
efforts the demand
greater than the supply and likely
long time to come
the best solid coos that can be have choice
and Road horses which will be shown and
stock before breeding elsewhere
be accommodated with for
stockti is rendered or longer
Pedgrees will be furnished at barn
many thanks patrons for their liberal patronage
the
The following Stock will make the season of 1900
at Adrain Stock Farm.
The Butler weekly times., 1890-06-25
THE TWINS.

"Dem chillun," said Aunt Beeny,
minds me oh dc twins. Ony dere
nebber was as handsome boys as de
twins, cert'nly; and desc is homely."
Aunt Beeny is an old colored wo-
man who is doing out her few re-
naming days in an old cabin in Ac-
comac county, Va. Her wool is white
as cotton and there are countless
wrinkles on her small yellow face.
But her little figure is erect as when
she was girl of 16.
She sits all day in her chair at the
door in the sun, looking at the sea,
and the deserted fields, and the de-
serted quarters which once were fill
ed with her brothers, children and
kinsfolk. She alone is left. But the
strangers who now own the the old
plantation are kind to her.
It is not hard to persuade her to
talk of 1.-THE twins" Every child
she sees reminds her of them. They
are childhood itself in Beeny's
mind.
"Dah was jes' two of 'em-Marse
John an Marse Charles. Mis- Jen-
ny nebber had but dem two chillun.
was her maid when she got NAH
yed. So when de twins come she
say Sukey an Prue dey kin take care
OBJ de chillun, but Beeny has de rule
ober dem all. She speaks de wohd
OBJ de law.
81 tell you dey war lively, dem
four-Sukey, Prue an dem chillun!
Marse Charles he war de fo'most-
allays cryin or laughin' or maxim
hisself conspic'us. He had big blue
eyes n curly hair. Marse John wa,
dark an quiet. You nebber knowed
dat chile war thinkin'. But yor
could read his brudder's heart lik.
sbook.
"So's dey growed up, some OBJ d,
folks liked de quiet one an some d.
noisy one. But t'were cert'nly won
derful how dey stuck togedder-
'mir,n' each oder an proud OBJ eacl
oder. I uster say to Mis- Jenny
When one oh my twins dies de cd
er II foller him sho.
well, so it went on. Dey wen
to school up to Charlottesville, al
dey brung lots OBJ oder young ladie
an genelms fo' vacation. an it wa
huntin' an dancin' an fun OBJ a
kyinds. But I obsuhv d dem boy
were the mos intimate frien's OBJ al
The Butler weekly times., 1890-06-25

Will Carelton is reported as
laving recently said: "Other writer's
d verse have laid great stress on
he artistic faculty which many of
hem have possessed in an eminent
,egree, but with me the aim has a..
vays been first and last to reach the
PEOPLE, and to say those things
vhich would both entertain and
make better. I hope mot altogether
tiled in my efforts. I would rather
ppeal to the heart of man than to
lis intellect"
The Butler weekly times., 1890-06-25
4 scrap orPapersave Her Life

1t was lust an ordinary scrap of wrap.
Ding paper, but it saved her lite. She
was in the last stages OF consumption,
told BY physicians that she was incura.
de and could live ouly short time; she
Weighed less than seventy pounds. On
a scrap of paper she read of DR.. Kings
lew Discovery, and got sample bottle
helped her, she bonghl large bottle,
t helped more, bought another and
grew better fast, continued its use and
5 now strong, healthy, rosy, plump,
Weighing 14o pounds. For fuller partic.
liars send stamp to W. II. Cole, drug.
)ist, Ft. Smith. Trial Bottles of this
wonderful Discovery free at all drug
lists
The Butler weekly times., 1890-06-25

When the officer was mourning
ver the trials and troubles of his
ffice his friend asked: "Well, why
ont you resign?' To which the
fficer Indignantly replied, "No sir,
ever; what do you think I am here
or?" ..
The Butler weekly times., 1890-06-25

Observation-Disclosures NJ, is a chestnut brown with -
white Is hands hgh 1920 good great
muscular substance and symey old this
and without physical bemish fault of temper and prom
sing ote with guarantee trottng 245 with but training
sired by O Abdah J dam Old Guney half
B. half
Leopard 1881 and promises very
tended pedigree at stable
TERMS:-$2OOO to q living colt
The Butler weekly times., 1890-06-25

Charles war mighty pore. Hes peo-
pie day all free. az. de land sold for
muffin. SO he say:
"Good-by, Beery. Tn gon away
to find wuk. Good by. 70 de only
friend got lef'.'
Il say muffin, but when he take
de train dab I war wild my bundles.
"Wah yo' gwine, Beeny! he ask
ed.
..Wah I gwine! l gwine take keer
oh yo'. Wah else yo' s'pose Use
Swine.
Il say mighty grutf, but my heart
was nigh dead wild leabin' lie ole
place.
$50 Marse Charles lie got two
rooms in de city, an l kept his
chamber neat an wash al tidy his
clothes. An when l unpack my
bundles 1 hung up his fathers fld
die near his bed.
'.An dat's Mis- Jennys work bag.
to member you ob her. an dat S
Marse Johns picture when he war q
boy, to member yo' oh him.
.Oh john he said gettin' mighty
white an scowlin. But I obsuhv'd
at nights he'd set lookin at it long
time, widout wo'd.
. $50 time went on. An one summer
dey come wisperin round de tr"n
dat de yaller feber war about.
can fo' knowed, Marse Charlie:
war on de committee takin' keer OF
de sick an de pore, riskin his lif'
every day. I war mighty mad
= Riskin' his life fo' dem po' whit
y trash! Eff I could er picked him W
an carried him out OBJ de town sam
as when he war a baby! He trie'
to pack me off but co'se I want go
in to leab de chile!
. $50 t'ings crowd wuss. De doc
tors glib out, an de sisters of CHART
m dah war hardly well folks to bur
de dead.
Zone day Marse Charles sat mop
in ober de fire.
"I'm only headachey,' he say, III
goin' out to see dem doctors al
nurses from de norf what hab com
I down to help us, riskin' dere ow
lives. God bless dem! Dey is ou
brudders after allf
"But he nebber went out to me'
dem. He KEEP his bed dat day a
= de next an den de feber showed i
in self. So one ob de committee com
an say he send a norfern docto
'se Dey Want no oder lef' alive. N
de few minutes I hear a step on
'fe hall. N I got up an said:
ID "Thanks be to God Almight
Dye think Beeny didn't know h'
chiles step!
II went out an said, Marse JOIN
m it's your brudder you've come
save. He took me by de han trer
~ blin' all ober But I pushed him
an shut de do.
I'D "What dey say I don't know. B.
ed when I went in dere war de ole ligl
Ter in der eyes. N it war Jack a
as 'Chawley,' an 1 knew dere hear
IN war come togedder.
IN ssBut it war too late. Mar
Charles died next day in his brut
ne, der's arms.
"And John!'
IFS The old woman swallowed so
"He worked among dem dyi
ul, folks week longer an den-We
I nursed him. If you look in
dis shadiest corner in de ole graveyar
all you'll fin two graves side by sic
ats De twins is lyin' dar peaceful,
an when dey was little chillun. I thi
me dey hab found dat home now, VIII
ert dey mudder war waitin' TO dem.
ep- Il reckon" she added, looking
trustfully into the blue heavel
all "dey all miss ole Beeny lot dal
en-,
Washington, June 19.-The pr
ovs ident has approved the census d.
The Butler weekly times., 1890-06-25

Washington, June 19.-The pres
ident has approved the census def
cheney appropriation bill, the act
providing for the expectation of fer
munted liquors in bond without
payment of internal revenue tax, and
the act amending section 1854, re-
vised statutes.
The Butler weekly times., 1890-06-25

II. Pierce's Pellets regulate
tn liver. stomach and bowels. One q dose,
% BY druGgiSts. Is cents q vial.
The Butler weekly times., 1890-06-25
King of Scotland

DESC1PTIONKING mahogany bay good style action
broad cordy legs with beautiful useless
horse for he highly appreciated for his breeding
know. Weight 1900 pounds
TERMS-s100O to insure living colt Pedigree stable.
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gi1se Oroiaaa5
Sur Nmeuoituna boR Section 2 bes
GGaTt2rs Al Der &ebibirten
Orbinan3ea.

@s e nerorbnst bonn Stabts
ratb Ger StGot Sun Nhtonio
DAT Secii0n 2 beg Gapitels Al ber
&eDibirten O5binaH5en 0abin ameno;rt
per5e, um in 3ufuuft f0lgenbe, aBen
5u lauleN
Section 2. gae M6orte, 9ietno6
sr6aut ober aHgeIe9t, innerbalb Der
Stabtggeusen, milfen rad irseno eiaem
3rodenz@rbe.Spifem ober mad einem
3~etiebungs : GDtem ober Ha6 benz
Blaa, befannt als gGarrico's Srodens
Nborts Gpfem", foafruirt ieiH !; cine
Qusnabme 1T nur baHn geItaiiet, penn
Sic Staotoeroroueten= 81 rfammlungau f
cine aiagereiGte idriftIi9e 9etition fin
cine GrIaubniB eriDeilt, Die @rube in
onoerer Gig her DorgeIhriebeneH Msiie
al5uIegen.
Baifitt uao angenommen an, 8. Sc.
bIuar 1890.
@rDan GaiIagban,
slitelijrt W0Dor.
6. y. @Iaubon, Stabis@lert.
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@rfpla ersemate 3unerfidbt.

Mis TO erfolgrei6 bat fi6 DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery i'm 9eilen
bon 9rouif6em Naienfatarrb, 2uftr6b=
rent unb Salsftantbeiten bemieien, oaB
feline Gabrifanten es iebt bur9 Npotbez
fer utter einer , o ittben 8arans
IT, ~palfaufen, baB C., tpenn Drbentli6
probirt, in iebem Sale bon Nubea ieia
ober betfen, ober bas bafir be5ablte
Gele Suriidsegeben miro. 5dminoiu1i
g.. i. Sfropbuloie Der 2unsen) ipirb
ebenfaas bur6 bieie munberpole Mebiz
atm, ipenn re6t5eitig eingeuommen, gez
BELT.
@esen 8erfopfung Dber gaftiiden
2opff1mer3 menbet DR.. Pierce's Pei
lets on; rein cegetabillf6. Cine pro
Dpis.
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gaHaae rad @urppa.

9ie Ngenturen bes Germ 90. s.
Doung, Ho. l @ommerce : 6traBe,
San antonto, unb go. 603 Mains
StraBe. DALLAS, bertreten nur bic
anerfannt befen europdii1en 9ampfer>
3inien. 9err Youug it i'm Gtanbe bic
btlIighen@ aten gu eeben. ers
tbeilt bereitmilig iebe getpiinf9te Nuss
turft unb beioret iebr prompt ale ibm
ilbergebsnen &uftrdge. mer nod gus
rppa gu reiIen piinf9t, ober 8ermanbte
beriiberfommen Iafen mil, menbe i@
on irgenb cine Der ~genannten Mgenturen.
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Gs lei berDrbnet cur1 Den
Gtabiratb DER Stabt Sun Mntonio,
Sap Die II. SeftiDa beg 81. Gapitels
ber reoioirten Otbinau5en 10 amenbirt
perbe, oaB fe tuie foIgt lautet :
Section II. Dab es fir irgenb
eire perion uussisbIi9. fsin Iol, eitlea
nit 9aummolIe, 3iegeIiieineu, 5anb,
0ol3, 9oblen, Ssu, Strob, Gutter,
Bolle Dber Sautell, ooer nit irgenb an>
beren 5a9en belabensn Waseu, Cart
ooer 9raD, ober eineu u~nbelabenen
gep6Dnli1 our @i~nb1ingung bon 5raDt,
8aumDoIe, 5teinen. ,3iegslffsinen,
Ganb, Dol3, Sobleu, Qeu, Strob,
Gutter, Wo1e, 9duie ober irsenb
wel9e anbere @aaren bsnuBteu Wagen
cuff Ser Wef Commerce SiraBe 80 fabe
rem, ausgeHommen auf bsmieHisen
3beiic bieier Strabe. 5tpiI1sn bet
Norb Shores unb Gafino StraBe, gum
3trede entueber bes Nblabens ober
8elabens folder @agen, Go,ts ober
8raps. Srseuo cine 8erion, pelde
irgsno cine Sefimmuttg bieler @eftion
berleBt, ioa eiass Betgebens i6uloig
befunben uno mad erfolgter lleberfib.
rung Dor Dem &ecorber sur 3abluug
eiHer GelbGrafe pDm niht psAiger aIs
fluff unb ni1t mebr als ~5peibunoert
Douars berurtbeilt tperben.
4ugenominen uno 9ebiaigt am 3:
Tebruar 1890.
BrDun GallogbGn,
giteiiirt: Wapor,
6. g. GlauboH, 5tabt. Glert.
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Gslifsrniesg1sfsss.

WeinIisbbaber finben Elm srobes 2as
GET non feinen california > 8einen bei
Serrn s. S. Wener am Miamo
pla5a. 9err MSeDer fu6t bic Weine
Gil Ort unb Stele aus ui.b fanft oirett
aus Dem Seller Ier 8ein5idter. Nls
gutem Genner geiingt es inn ftets, Die
beiien SDttea a~us5undbler. @r fam
feline Gunbem uno Tamilien hit einenl
guteu 3ropfen Derfeben. &otb= unb
WeiBpeine in b~orsiigIid)er 9uelitdt
BON ieBt ab SLIGO per @allone = frsi
ms 0aus gelieTert.
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Ser Cinderella gamb sgtpre,

gde OfsSouFoniirabe unb Qpsnue c..
bieier beIiebts 2aben Ser Stabt, bat
ieiaen neuen 8orraib bon 8 mers
f9uben fir 0erreu, Damen uno
Glnber erbaIteu unb bat cine unpers
aleihltda Nusnabl aler Sorten uub
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella : G6ubs
Store fibrt nur Bic 6abrifate Der beiten
5abriten uitb iiberbietet Niles, mas i'm
biefgen Martt gu baben lit. Specia,
Iitdt fir Serren: Der Rofforb=S dub,
fir So. @s perlpbnt li6 ber Mibe, i'm
Cinderella Store oorsuipre6em,
ebe man anberstuo fault.
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= 9ag uuiberftdtss @abdube in So.
ronto, @%anaoa, 1T p0lig nieoerae,
branpt. Der 8erluf iDirb ouf eiHe
babe WtiaiDn Dollars gafddBt. Ser
grobariige Bau Durbe I'm Sabre 1862
enfgefAArf. WQre bas Ueuer eine
Stu1oe ipdtet au5gebgot9en. bnnn pdre
ellie ernIte SataIifnpbe unbartneibli0
geiuefeu, I'D oann Elm groBes 6eit in oer
IuIG oer Hniosra!1t III oouem Gauge
gemeien tuGre, 81 bem 1000 Giulabunz
gen erGau9en tpQreu.
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say- Wenn Semanb fem unb gu an.
nebmbarem Yreiie ipeiiea min, 10 gebe
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fes Embellishments, balten barauf lire
@dfte fiets pOltommen 3%ufrieoen au ffeIs
len. 0ae iaiionmdBigen SeIifateKen,
Wuiern, WiIb, Slide, @enigeI &C. fnb
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Wunid III bic Wobnungen ber Runber
g%efanbt. IuG bietet Der nit Der
epeiiemirtbidaft oerbunbene Bar
room Die befen @etrdnfe. tets frifdes
Bier uno feine Siqu0re unb Weine.
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aug 6empTeao Dom u. Ge6raar, =
aIebt TI9 cine gang aaHalenae S5dtiss
fei: tun6. Cine gar5e tteiue slrmee
con arbeItern Tinb big na6 0ouEon
berunter lino Big mad BtDan biaauF
nit bet Iusbe{efuag oes 8abnbettss
ber 6ouion= uHh Ssras @satrol>Ba6n
beiddftigt. Snl 2auFe bieTes Sabres
miro, ME Die @lisababnsDerren iagen,
Die gauge 5trede Der Babn bon 5her.
man Biz 6ouiton nit alien ben 3meigs
bobneH III eiaea foi6en 5tano ssfeBt
petben, baB bic 3hse finftigbin nit
enter SAneGigfeit Don 50 Meilen Der
Stunbe merbet Iaufen f6nnen.
Der asteTi1e Srunnen ouf benz
GapItoI> 8ruabifid in guf1in if iebt
1900 Sub tief unb mon III Bis Jest nod
Nid)t ouf Elm WaferbofF!n ~gefommen.
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ga @ie mir bbren. tner6eli uniere
Npoibefer Sips 6 Silbertborn
bonn 8. Geb. ab iDr Gef1Gft Die Wa@t
hur6 offeu balten, 10 eQB Semaub, Der
re6t i9neq aug Der Npoi1eEs etuas
bfaufi, es in ber fiit5sfeH 3eit bel III
zen BADEN farm. 9a Dies oas ein3ige
@ei6dft in unferer etabt 1T, pel9es
Gag uno Na9t often bdlt, 10 iuirb bag
publifum tpohl fein M6gli1fes ttum,
Ben guten Wilen Der Girlaa 81 unterz
fiiiken.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-15

i'm @ei6dfte bann uur in ldnseren 3mis
i%denrGumem fommen mtirben.
Wie bic DiaSe i,bt liegen, baben ale
bie}e Totf6ldge gu NerfaiiunGsdnoe.
runsett aud ntdt bic geriaste auslt9t
auf Sur6fiiaruug bu 5ubor nod cine
Mense anbsrer 9inge gu erleoigen itnb.
Oeren grlebigung Gem @onarel oh
nit &e0t pber unredt, mub oabinaes
felt bIeiben - tpi1tiger eri9eint!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-15
MS. miuslotp's goOtbine ssrup.

Reo. SpIpauua 6pbb iGreitt i'm v8Os
ftpn @briftian 6reeman": Guf teiltsn
fall wiirpen mir cine Webtjiu empfeblsn,
namentli@ fir Sinet>. penn mir nidt
spiBtsn, oab le gut 1T. Son Wlrs.
WirsIon8 Snrup f1nnsn mir Ieoed aus
@riabruns ipreden. 5n u~nierer eiseneu
6auliIie Bat Ell lid, al8 Sesen eru ie Ien,
neil CT eineni Sinoe, pa0 nit 9olit aez
peiuist Wur. SAlaf peridafte uro ben
@ttern Rube mabrenb Der Naat
fderte. Die msiiten Gltera iperpen bic.
fen Se9en 5a iadeen mifeu. Sier III
elm aytifet, eer iid bepdbrt un0 Earmlos
III, Bonn Der Sdtaf, ben CT benz aiute
psridofit, III natiirlia unb Der tteinc Gns
gel srwa9t 70 better mie Elm Snopf.@
8dbreno pes j3o9neua 1T fem Gr5otg un-
i9dtbar. Nir baben bdnfs genus bon
Otiittera bic Nea6erun8 SebSrt, bag ie
nidt obne ben SArur Ieiu mSBen pcn
Ter 8ebuyt ee5 Ginbes an Bis CUR Sol.
~IencunB pes 3abnens. 8er'auft Bpm
allen apotbetern gil 25 Gents bic 6laI9e.