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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-28
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iputen eine folAe %gsdrnunS nidt unbeaGtet laffen. Das
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electric : Bitters trerbe Sie Mfe8 finbeu, mas sur Serz
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gret8 90 Gents bet u. Dretb, Tbpmpfpn & 60. unb
alien anhereu &ppttefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-28

Geser einen S@nitt, gef@dbisung,
6iebs ober Branbmunben giebt es ni@ts
8eKeres, als m berIain's
pain Balm. Die Wnn0e beilt
f6neler, aIs bur9 irgenb Elm 0nberes
prdparat, uno, tuerfi bieieIbe mot gar
3u f9limm IL. obne Narbe1 gu binter.
IafeH. gu baben BET N. gD9n & Co.,
s. Rolteper & Son unb alien bebeutens
ben Npotbefern.
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publifaner Don Geras, absubalten
ant 10. December in bouiton.
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6ubrer uab ibv Nnbaug auf bieielbe &C.
hauft baben, bat ben bsgeiftrtften
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49, 49,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-28
wudlens Nrmteasgalbe.

Die bette SaIbe ber BELT fir G@nitte,
0uetfduueen, @ef9pire, Gieber. nnb 3ant'
Ausf6Ias, Gle6te, ~geiprunsene &dnOe, 8rrit'
beuIen nnb ale &autfranfbeiteu ; turtrt Rd'
mnrrtoiben ODER feline S%esnbluug. gnuise
Satisfaction gordntirf coer 6aB GeIo pire
auri6erfattet. 20 Gents bic G9e&teI. Bum
Berfauf In allen apotbeseu. Dreib, Storps
fon & Co., @9olefnIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-28

Ia gritaer8ros., $50. 246 M.
@ommetceFfraBe. offeriren fur Die Geiers
tage cine brilante MuspahI BON Soilet.
tefdft4en, Sob. unb @ilbermaaren als
Ter 4rt. Spredt. porl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-28

~ Capt. McOpnalb, @aIpeftpn, beitd=
tiSt: ygio9bem ib getbesba &alier fir fieber
8oden sebraudt bate, bin ib BON elmer faft
streiidbrtsen drpnilden 0iarrbpe gebeilt."
@eltpn & Gp., @rocerS, 9ouitonitrabe, per-
taufen bas @aHer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-28

a Wer eebisgene @einahtsgei6ens
te taufen nil, iolte Az @rit3er
Bros. 9eben, beren Sutuelsns unb
ubrens2ager unifreitig bas elegontehe
in Der 6taot lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-28

SS- Serb. Gbeline bat eineu 8ar,
rom erfter glafe er6fnet Meit. @outs
mereesS Str. 239 (frtber Nettes Gpo.
tbefe.) Stets frii9es Bier an 3apfe,
feline WbisteD's unb CUTE @igarrer.
Gin gemiitbli9es 9ocal, bas Sober be.
fu@en ioltei
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-28

Co. Sranf g. SCENTS, eupt. Der @ranb
3apibs S4opl Strn. So, iast: uSieies 8es
thesba @aiIer bat meiit Seben gerettet. BeE
ton & 60, Grocers, 9%puitonitrabe, perfaus
fen baiieIbe bel Der 5lai4e pber &iite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-28
GtabItrt 1866.
hos Goggan X Bros.
Can NnfDniD. SerQS.
Gan Nnfonio, SeraS.

Sebem gfMRa
gir bsauff6H8m kbRibe8 8eparemunt nn98 aefaafs uab phmen bemIbn nafas
game 8t.
@r abromtbelea @imonb! Br fasen snau, pIden gBenb Ees Snarument bal
tuen Dereien hbanen, pdde mir fIr bic been taen.
3ufenrnengnonnen ue b mrf fur BOAR faaffn, 10 reanen mir bsn hanafen @rdfe
Imr elm uho9pDas no fables Beibdh aut@baut uno neDen anRe grnspRn bMbe6aHen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-28

bar Bie it bies? ginbunOerturtbs
fanf3ig neue Samen : 2Ieiber nner Nrt
bon $40, SIP unb SIS. peroen ale
gum prsife pDn SIS berfauft. 8erfeblt
niGt. bor3ufpre9en uno fe 3u beR9tis
gen bel g. Deutf 6 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-28

gu ben bei1en Mitteln segsn grs
fdltungeu geb5rt obne 3nsifel Or. aus
quit R6nis's 0amburser 8ruftbee. gr
bemdbrt fi6 itets.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-28

@rnnbetaentbnms : lIebertrasnnsen.
Marp MobrigaI an NreI Meeriheibt.
8 Mder 2anb, cine Meile unterbalb otr
Gtabt am San MntonioGlufe, $4,000.
Nnton Rneupper ON SuIius pniert,
@runofhd i'm 8lod 6 FIR 1926.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bas MDs
@eublatt $3.50.
Reifenbe u geaten:
s.. g. 8nf@.
80. GdbprpbtnD.
MaTimilian GutDr.
50 | 8.
san antonio, %. Mop. .

Gttt9e 3bntiad1et.
Bon gemifer @eiie giebt man li6
Miibe, Bic Administration bes WtaDor
galaaban AL bemduseln unb Itsut oas
Bel autpeilen 8ebauptungen ouG bic
fehr leiht wi6erleet wernen f6Hnen.
Mtr lpolIen einige Sbatia9ea an
| fiibren, mel6e 3eisen. mas Ddbreno
Der Mbminiffratioa bes Mapor @alag.
ban getbaa un6 erreidt tporben III.
Ills er ins Amt trat, ipurosn bic Nas
geFelten Der Gtabt, 9ebrer, 9oIi3ifen
&c. bur9 Nn%Deiiungen be5ablt auf eine
Ieere GtabttaHe. Mu6erer un6 5pes
tuIanten bemddtigten fi6 bieier unters
mertbiaeu Yapiere, ma9ten ben ltdbii.
fGen Mnseftelten barauf 8orfduhe
ober erparbeu He nit einem Mbsug bon
| 20-25 Gents an Dollar gang inb gar;
aogen ollo fattiid bos @ebalt Derer,
bic es Derbieni batten, unb bic Bidder
Der bamaligen GiabtpermnItutg tperben
nod 3eisen. baB finf big feds 8erfos
men flr bic meifeu Der 5aldre, Die ouss
be3ablt tpurber, quiiiirten.
Diefe Nnueiiuugen DOer 8ouhess
erbieIten iebo6 ibren bolIeH zeettb,
tpenn Steuern bamit besablt wuroeu ;
sr.obisrn ,msJMe ;nuerSoIh sirss ~.
,nisssn s ern;nss ;hre gtsneyn en,r;dse.
ten, elm HaGIaB BON 10 20 getpdhrt
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tuna tp0ren bic arDBen 0~runbbefiher
MN re;Msn Niroer hsreu "a n;St hos
ro,,f onfcmmen fonnts ibre gteuern
~ irosnS s;ner ae;t ., ks,obreu
mennr GaiIoaban rnoebte helen lin.
suo tx Gan r. fshrts h;e Moa,,oh-
inSo s;n NH n[sriapote bos ishsr
gtahtbsamte nher pehrsr fsIb} sein
@shoit in Gmhfono nsbms INN hofBr
%oniii;re Ser gnef,,Iofinn In sfShfi.
Ii%en Mnmeiluuoen mor Elm MieoeI mr.,
rssMohsm mn h;essiheu -nsyiM,nouhen
ara rem moyfte Nun h;s unoeredts
WsHimmnnn ,neId,s cine WrSmie Fir
mohIhnhsmhs aerte ousssate mn ;hnsu
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9erelpeH 9 Dog ah9erewheI metoen
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M laMp
g6mieb b~erlanst.

Gin gutter 5@mieb fnost iDfort 6tel,
lung bel SC. &amfeI,
@iiisru, 5apette Co., 8er.
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Gterbem mtdtt I'm s,enie.

ROUGH ON RATS bertiIgt 2atten, Waufs
nno Sdpaben. Soibe 10 Gents.
ROUGH ON WORMS. Cine ft@ere @urm
Mebiain. 25 Gents.
ROUGH ON CoRNs. 8taiHg 10 Gents.
slough on GDn8bs.
gessn Sussn, ertdItuns, eeiferfeii, fdlim.
men 6aIs. % Gents.
RouGH ON TooTHAcHE. StiHt iebeu
8~abniGmerj. ID Genis.
aeanreIfe Oil.
&erbinoert bic Dilbuns BON Runteln unb
6alten In Der Cant. 0erbHtet bas Beltperbeu
unb aItern Der @eFdts5i9e erhdIt Snsenb unb
Grii9e IN punoerbarer Wsige. $l.00 erobe 6la.
Den, bel allen Apotbeiern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-28

Des if Ebr ptbtL 90 bic @orantn ni6te uautpmaiher aaaan, Sdnkr mi aobnisn
pen6rs fnb
aners aet1ensn fna ole 9'ssnesn, psde9 ne amene u0n uns tuaeu
Denen, mdde Dsa reion amreGf lsbnhen Hhms 1T illicit neeaeu NerbFeruuaen nos
nAt gdhen haRn f0unea pun efdan, hrf, pbgi9 MshMsa Idnaa an Der gpte alr IN.
bgeaS nfrunente ften,h s luaR nod nctGen tdHee @c1nberunaen srfMen baben. bmm
DsIae aaaIndtt uao mmisaa naa ues asssssuf nbast pansn lab fs ae anOaua dMr
refen. DWs lit 6e& nRaf aWee unparteifhn rmh nmpeenten Ruhr.
Mir fno Staata,asaasn fur @ser stinwna B Sons, ante. @tidedns C Sons, sa.
t1unpf Uni S 3 Sk 8 GO @NmB, uni 9aapp s. SamGr ub Atmbag. Snan.
9tr ha6n .ga Sonsa aor oradn, De fpsa faru ms ngfatat prDa pie cine her,
Srnee unbb Die QuoWGan laNa nias u nanf9en lbtg. -
gr fMbwu frG NbokEak uno &eaISanba ole 5orgm bon muGtoGfden SnHrumeutu
ebmfo Muftiu BIthrn, 8saben, 8u1ern fir ole Snarnmsnt.
TIMER @orfb in aohn lift Der er5se I'm 5IMn.
gm Rnben mf appMahon RaaLcqe unb Vu5iHea son 8anos. Sroen.G uffaGfhgn
Snhranenen, Guffaien, Aaen a. aus rno beantmonen prompt aGe bredihea aufaqen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-28

8tr Oertaufen @ianps uno
Srseia 10 niebria eegpi. baar
oeer auf 10 Ieidte 3ahlurgen
bn rte ir9enb ein Saus i'm
Norbsn Gher Subsn.
@ir molten fe ne Hoten oae,
St1erbett menn mir Stance
Deer 0rgeln pertaufen. Wi
rsier9iren uas bes Inre6t oui
bas S%nfrument.
gfoten s0nnen Ieidt brittle .
@esfoneu iibertresen meroea
belde Die @int0 un5 berielbe:
.
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SIN aaiIe non arantbeit ober
nrelud sepabren mir Rets
Idnsere 5eit. Shit &bpotbefen,
Noten tam biss ni@t sei9eben-
@,r braM6en nnfere Noten
uno Siderbeiten nidt an Ban.
tiers ODER @elbberIeibsr au
trarsferifen Uni nit Dem @elr
infer Sef6aft peitcr5ufhbren
Bir brau@en nidt bobs
8reiie gu berednen fir Sn.
ifrumente. psIGe mir auf Set
pertaufen, utn Die 8infen an
8orf9iife berauS3uidIaesn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-21
Pulling Posters.

Advertisers on posts and fences no doubt
!. do their utInost to have their announcements
so clearly expressed that ''he who runs may
read, - but now and then the haste with which
the bill sticker does his part of the work Sc
riously interfereS with things. Here are two
eases in point, given by The Examiner, of
Cork, Ireland:
AS an illustration of the ludicrous results
produced by bill stickers pasting one bill over
another, Mr.. c. Spurgeon, son Of the Rev c.
II. Spurgeon mentioned in a lecture that on
one occasion in London, when he and another
gentleman were advertised to preach special
sermons, he was astonished to read the fol-
lowing announcement: "910 Reward. Lost
Two Fat Heifers. Mr.. j. j. knight and
Mr.. c. Spurgeon."
Another reads as follows: Pigs fattened
in six weeks on The Englishman, edited by
DR.. Kenealy Price I'd. weekly, aud kills
feas, beetles, insects and all kinds of vermin
Pat Perkins Painkiller cures smoky Chin
neys, and notice to mothers, feed your in
fants on Bonds marking ink, cd. per bottle !"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-21
re- LAID OVER ONE TRAIN.

They Were Small Holes, but They Con-
Vsnced Him That He Could Wait.
Put down room No. 81 to be called in
time for the 4:3O train in the morning." he
said, as he leaned gracefully over toward the
night clerk of a Mississippi hotel
Case of life and deathr queried the clerk
"Why, no; but l want TO get to jackson
before noon
Hadn't you better wait for the $50
trainf
what is it to you!'
Nothing but the excitement and muss,
and l shall probably have to testify at the
coroners inquest"
II don't exactly catch on"
Come up stairs, please"
When they had assembled to the first sleep
eg floor the clerk continued;
This Is room No. 2S, as you see. There
are five bullet holes in the door. Man in
here last week wanted TO be called for that
early train Room No 70 has seven bullet
holes but they stand for two men. This new
piece in the carpet here is where q man fell
and bled TO death. Down here
But who kills Off these guests.7 asked the
traveller.
'Oh. the other guests. As soon as the Mig
ger comes up and knocks and bawIs out, Col
shaw VINO has No b, reaches for his shot
run Over ia No. . Judge Havens slips out
with his revolver. Maj. Brooks who Is in
No. 33, always comes IN a good third with a
DerrinEer, and the rest Of the feli0 KS along
the hail are always more or less well heeled.
We don't care 80 much about the niger. as
niggers are mighty cneap around here. but
there must be an inquest on the body Of the
white man, and"-
Did say call me for the 4:S0 train; quer-
led tie Traveller.
4 believe so.
Then i was a mistake. I'm in 10 hurry.
In fact, Ike Mississippi in general and this
town IN particular: ard even If ] get away at
$50 shall be sorry to 80. Just rub cut the
memoranda, and Z don't get I'D in time for
breakfast YOU needn't aind sonding niger
Gp 10 pound on the door. New YORK sun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-21
DeliChting in Laughter.

There are frequent instances of conceited
persons who Glove to hear themselves talk. u
Nobody feels much sympathy with this weak
ness, perhaps because it is SO generally shared,
but that of wishing to hear ones own laugh,
when the privilege has been for many years
denied, is pathetic enough to bring tears to
the eyes of people endowed with the full quota
of senses.
Mrs. Morse, the wife of the great electri-
clan, was, at her marriage, mute, and did
not remember the sound of her own voice.
Her family believed that total deafness was
the result of imprudence committed by q
nurse during her infancy, and not an affec-
ton from birth.
Buoyed up by confidence in this theory,
and with patience inspired by love, Professor
Morse exhausted every means to restore to
his wife her two lost senses, and his efforts
were crowned in the end by complete sue
cess.
After the cure had been perfected, Mrs.
Morse seemed perfectly happy. She talked
almost necessarily, and above all the joys Of
life ranked that of laughter.
Whenever it was compatible with good
taste she laughed heartily; in conversation
the least trihe excited her risibles, and il was
confided as a fact to few chosen friends
that so divine a sound in long dulled ears
were these tones Of her own voice that often
and often she would 90 off alone, close the
doors, and surfeit the newly found hearing
by long, ringing peals of fresh, unrestrained
laughter, sweeter far than any music to the
happy woman rescued from the horrors Of
dumbness.-New Orleans Times-Democrat.
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= spoonful Of strong vinegar Ia kettle oi
hot lard viii prevent doughnuts from soak
ing fat
The toughest fowl can be made eatable j:
put in cold water-plenty OF it-and cooked
very slowly from five TO six hours.
One teaspoonful of ammonia TO a teacupful
Of water viii clean gold or silver jewelry; a
few drops Of clear aqua ammonia poured on
the under side of diamonds viii clean them
Immediately, making them very brilliant.
Lamps may be prevented from smoking
by soaking their wicks in vinegar and drying
them before they are used.
Miss Faquani the daughter of the late
American artist OF that name. who is a very
clever painter on porcelain, has sent from
Paris, where she lives, beautiful set OF
plates to New York lady.
The young niece of Nine Christine Nilsson,
who hoped to be new Swedish nightingale,
after a fortnight's stay In the Norwegian
capital concluded she had missed her vocation.
Turpentine is the best known substance for
removing stains of paint, and If it is possible
TO apply the liquid az once not vestige OF
the spots will remain.
When the daughter of c. P Huntington
was married he stipulated that she should
live with her parents, so when tke0ew house
is built on Fifth avenue the Prince and Prin-
cess Hatzfeldt viii abide in New York.
To clean hair brushes put in e basin Of
water a few drops of pure ammonia, into
which plunge the brushes, taking care to shake
them well. When the bTistles have becoms
white pass the brushes through pure water
several times and leave them in a moderately
warm plaza to dry.
-bO \ -
London &C an advanced age, led very sad
life. She was the widow OF the last Viscouni
Kingsland, who died more than fifty years
ago. Through the dishonesty of q trustee ths
viscountess was reduced to extreme poverty,
and was forced to earn her living by hsR
needle.
To remove a glass cork from bottle thers
is nothing so efficaciouS as giving it gentle
taps with a strong, slender object, such as a
case knife or pair of scissors. The strokes
should be administered from underneath the
sides of the cork. 1t viii be found surprising
how quickly this method will serve its pur
pose, when any amount Of hot water and un-
mum bered heated cloths have not done the
work
A fern breakfast is not only novel but ex
tremely dainty and becoming quite popular
form of entertainment The center of the
table is a bed Of ferns arranged as if grow
ing, from amid which spring light green
china vases filed with finer ferns, while IL
front of each guest is placed green glass
filled with maiden hair. Large branches Of
bracken fall from the chandelier and decorate
the sideboard. Silver epergnes, filled with
green colored fruits, complete the decoration,
and the menus are printed on fern leaves OF
silk
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Hoardinc ia India.

It is difficult TO estimate the amount of gold
boarded in India. but 1t was approximsted
before the royal commission on bi-metaIism
at gl3D 0O0, coo. which was the amount i'm
ported during the last fifty years. ana is eE-
elusive Of the boards for centuries past The
silver was computed ST about ef70, ,0O0, 900
This yields for botn gold and silver q sum a
500 0G0,05Q, which represents nearly one
third of the value Of tne total amount Of coin
l9I, ,G'O0o0, 00G estimated by Or. Soetbeer &c
he in circulation in the world The form
which the boarding takes is that Of bullion OF
coin. and frequently the metal is made into
ornaments, partly used for tbs purpose If
adornment and partly kept SIS hoard
Chambers Jor.-ral
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The story Of a pi1cky s-year-oid baby
comes from OskalOosa, Ia Il s. the child q
Mrs Wilson. ana, whils playing about deep
vel covered by loo=e boards, tell "a. The
well is thirty feet deep an4 contained tI
feet Of water. the mother saw toe child fall
and. franucaliy grabbing clothes hne. lOa-
cred IL INTO TIE well. The child grssped ils
line, but Of ooUrse could not nGld or tiEGl
enough 20 be drawn out, 50 ttse mother tied
her end above. WI pet hold o. rK.I
tai mamma ru15 f9r papat tre1n5lIngIy cris1
the mother % her little one. r. came ?
brave lit,.e ssb from beiov. Tie mother
hurried away and soou returned witE tls
fathsr snd ssTeral otaer me1. Ui.g after faueh
difficulty rss,us1 zoe child from ~ chilly
bath. Tie cEli va almost uucoisc.gls from
cold when iszea ct. but bad traveiy clsas
- t1s clotaesiins al tne tame koi1l1g Efs head
above waler To happy uo-lssT hzEssd LsT
rescued one ana went for jaT. unDs t5s ~
sern5lai crowd fare~ z2 teelr &ats and ch-srs-
~ Lc4EowisagEaeat q IEs 5s5y's gr4I-i,lr
aug:gn has ssTs-