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Sharp County record., 1890-03-06
A WITS IDlOSYNCRASY.
Singular Delight Taken by George Selwyn
in Executions.

Singular Delight Taken by George Selwyn
in Executions.
George Selwyn, who in his day had a
wide reputation as a wit, died January
25, 1791. lie was a man of unusual be-
nevolence and tenderness, but he had a
singular propensity for seeing coflins,
corpSes and executions; and his wit was
frequently of CHASTITY kind. At the
trial of the rebel lords, in 1746, in Lon
don, he had many opportunities for dis
playing his peculiar humor, and one of
his quips has been preserved. Seeing a
Mrs. Bethel among the spectators, he
said, referring to her "hatchet" face:
"What shame for her to turn her face
10 the prisoners before they are execut-
ed" When he was rallied about going
to see Lord Lovat's head cut off, he
replied: "Why, made amends by go.
ing to the undertaker's to see it
sewed on again" This was fact lie
watched the undertaken performing
this delicate operation, and when twas
finished he solemnly initiated the Lord
Chancellor at the trial by saying: "My
Lord Lovat, your Lordship may rise "
When Lord Holland was informed on
his dcath-bed that Selwyn had been in
quiring for him, he said to his servant:
"The next time Mr.. Selwyn calls show
him up. If l am alive l shall be de.
lighted to see him, and if l am dead he
will be glad to see me-" Selwyn often
went to different parts of the country to
witness executions, and story is told
that he even went as far as Paris solely
for that purpose. He was among the
spectators at the execution of Danuen,
who tried to murder Louis XV., and
there attracted the attention of a
French nobleman. His interest in the
scene was so great that the Frenchman
concluded he must be a hangman, and
hluntly asked him if he was. mo, no,
sir" replied Selwyn; 81 have not that
honor; am only an amateur. r."-Chicago
News.
Sharp County record., 1890-03-06
SAMPLES of IIindoo English.

Some of the natives of India speak a
very bizarre English. One man during
an examination wasYtold to write an es-
say upon the horse, which he did in the
following brief item: "The horse is a
very noble animal, but when irritated
he ceases to do So" Another had to
write upon the difference between riches
and poverty, and he ended by saying:
'In short, the rich man welters on GRIM
son velvet, while the poor man snorts
on flint" From Judge Cunningham, a
well-known Anglo-Indian, came the fol-
lowing story in illustration of Indian
politeness: "a Judge, who was very
bad shot, had been out for days sport
and on his retlrn the man who went
with him was asked: Well, how did the
judge shoot to.day?' Oh he replied,
the Judge shoot beautifully but Heaven
was very merciful to the birds p"-Mur-
PAWS Magazine
Sharp County record., 1890-03-06

WHEN money talks Of colrse it talk.
ceptS-Baltimorc American
Sharp County record., 1890-03-06
How to Prepare scalloped Chicken.

Use the carcass of cold roast or boiled
chicken, and the stuffing and gravy, or
the cold joints from fricassee or pot
pie, with the dumplings or gravy. First
fry the meat and bones brown, with a
little butter or drippings to prevent
burning, and an onion peeled and sliced
thin, then stir in a heaping tablespoon
full of dry flour until all Jumps disap-
pear; add a pint of boiling water and a
high seasoning of salt pepper, and
whatever sweet herb has been used to
season the poultry; when the chicken
has been boiled in the gravy thus made
until the bones can easily be removed,
take them out, add enough boiling water
to make thin gravy, and the desired
seasoning; put this stew of chicken in
an earthen dish with layers of crumbs,
and brown the dish in moderate oven
for dinner or supper. r.-Household Month
lv
Sharp County record., 1890-03-06
AN ELECTRICAL BUG.
One of Edison's Most Wonderful and Use
full Inventions.

One of Edison's Most Wonderful and Use-
full Inventions.
/ wonder how many readers ever
heard the wonderful story of how Edi-
son made bug? 1t happened away
back in 1880 or 1881, before the cleo
trician had become Count, and known
in the most remote corners of the world.
There had been two or three persons
killed by the electric wires, and people
were seriously contemplating some plan
to get them out of the way and still keep
the new wonderful white light.
Edison proposed that the wires be put
in the gas-pipes; but how on earth was
the pipes to be threaded" with the
electric wires?
OAfter studying the matter one night
Edison said to a fellow-electrician
"Why, see here, Johnson, I'll make a
bug that will drag wire through every
foot of pipe in New York City, if it be-
comes necessary"
make bugw exclaimed his compan-
ion, thinking the inventor had lost his
mind, "What in the world do you
mean?"
"Well, I'll make bug" said the in
Ventor, confidently, "that will go where
l send him, and drag a wire, too"
A few days afterward he laid Gu
riously-constructed thing on the table
in the Office before time to go to work;
it was his gas-pipe bug. 1t was con-
structed thus; A minute electro-magnet,
carrying behind it fine insulated wire
pawl. Now observe-every time the
circuit was closed through the magnet
the armature was attracted, the pawl
clutched the sides of a piece Of gas
pipe provided for the occasion, and the
magnet behind was drawn toward the
armature about the sixteenth of an inch.
When the circuit was opened the arma-
ture reached forward ready to take
second step. Thus, at every closing of
the circuit, the little bug advanced one
step, dragging the wire behind. No
doubt this description will be hard for
non-eXpests to understand, but as every
body knows something about electricity
nowadays, tolerably comprehensive
idea may be formed of how the bug tray
eled, even though the reader never saw
an electric motor of any kind.-St.
Louis Republic.
Sharp County record., 1890-03-06

N c CIVIL SERVICE! Hov! y G,dHySI HsSIIi
" d me t Clerkship payings ss,u,sS ,ysSSit;,
lady or gent. 200 clerks to be apPUliy'5Sss PpOiy 5ss
W. rk. A book of full particulars VWs!,SIs.ss
dress &. y. FRY, Box SS0, n'''~'
u1-NAME THIS PAPER every time you TIi'@
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RHEU MATE

Cured by Dolton's Positive Rhe9maTSS S,tIs Al 1
liar Affections, where others fail. gny UyS
worst case. By mail, 81. Geo. b. DV''S-'
Nevada County picayune., 1890-10-30

| in the little muslin-curtained room. l Not at all what 1 expected to see, from Amt Josepha's description. And Harry is so unselfish and tender to his mother-and Marian is so sweet and affectionate. 1 am sure 1 could be happy here for year" Consequently the next day, when the grand carriage from Glenburne rattled down the road and Miss Bea- trix Browne came to claim the waif and stray, Melccnt Harper was more surprised than pleased.
 Have l come to the wrong place!" said she. ''Oh, they have been so good to mel The wrong Brownes? No; that cannot possibly be. They are right-right in every thing. But 1 shall not go away until Mrs. Brown is well enough to be aDOuC the house.
 And Melicent adhered resolutely to this determlnation, in spite of TriX's frowns and Herschel Hubert S blandlshments. She remained near y all the summer at the cottage, and spent onl y one week at Glenburne.
 But one can accomplish good deal in week." said Mrs. Bethune Brown, hopefully. "And, of course, Glenburne must he like Paradise to her after those horrid little cramped- up rooms and everlasting pine forests"
 Herschel Hubert made himself as agreeable as he possibly could to the New York visitor, and on the night before her return to New York he laid his hand and heart at her feet.
 "Oh, am sorry for you!" said Nelicent; "but I am engaged al- ready"
 "To Harry Brown?" asked Her schel Hubert, grinding his teeth.
 "Yes," said Nelicent, Ito Harry. l was going to tell Beatrix about it tonight. l am so vexed that you should have committed yourself in this sort of way. But please let's forget all about it."
 MT. Herschel Hubert Browne nut tered some sort of lame congratula- ton and withdrew from the scene as hastily as possible.
 ''It's all comedy of errors, it seems" he said, almost savagely, at his mother. "Here is our season wasted, our purse empty, our trades men clamorous. And Harry Brown, down at the cottage, has gained the prize !"- Chicago Ledger.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-10-30
A Thousand Years Ago.

In the year 900 after Christ, what was the state of Europe? The Goths, the Vandals, the Franks. the Huns, the Normans, the Turks and other barbaric hordes had invaded and overthrown the Roman empire and had established various kingdoms upon it's ruins. Reading. writing and ciphering were separate and dis tinct trades. The masses Of the poor and the rich alike were wholly un- acquainted with the mystery of the alphabet and the pen. A few men known as "clerks," who belonged to the priesthood, monopolized all learn ing and set themselves up as special artists. Kings did not know how to even sign their names. When they wanted to sign written contract, law or treaty, which some "clerk" had drawn up for them, they would smear the right hand with ink, and slap it down on the parchment, say ing, "Witness my hand" At later date, some genius devised the sub stitute of the seal, which was i'm pressed instead of the hand; hence the law phrase, "Witness my hand and seal" At the date of which we write, every gentleman had a seal with peculiar device thereon. There were no chimneys in use; the fire was built in the centre of the house, smoke escaping through hole in the roof. Chairs were unknown; knives and forks were unknown. Even the nobility sat on boxes and blocks and eat meat with their fingers.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-10-30

The business of the country was never before in such condition, and it is obviously condition which cannot and must not continue. .- St. Louis Republic.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-10-30
UNITED LIVES.

0, sad are they who know not love, But, far from passions tears and smiles, Drift down moonlcss sea, and pass The silver coasts of fairy isles. And saddcr they whose longing lips Kiss empty air, and never touch The dear warm mouth of those they love, Waiting, wasting, suffering much But clear as amber, sweet as musk, Is life 10 those whose lives unite; They walk in Allahs smile by day, And nestle in his heart by night.
 - Thomas Bailey Aldrich.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-10-30

A middle-aged woman called at the Grand River avenue drug store the other evening and asked for nor phine, and the clerk replied to her request with:
 "Is it for your husband?"
 "Oh, no, sir; l haven't got any,
 "You don't think of suicide"'
 Far from it.
 "What do you take it for"'
 "Must l tell, sir?"
 "You must.
 "Well, then, don't you think that a woman 40 years old, who has had her first offer in marriage less than an hour ago, naturally wants some thing to quiet her nerves and give her good nights sleep"
 The druggist thought so, and she got her nerve-soother.- Detroit Free Press.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-10-30

: The only exclusive undertal>ers establish ment in Prescott. Have complete stock of fine collins and easkets, Also have lot of assorted sizes homemade collins. covered and lined from S2.00 to S6,50. Perfect fit suarauteed
 rs-Nin take charge and conduct funer- al when requested. All badges, crapes and gloves furnished.
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China ielbf ipobneu5en Nmerifaner,
in Mnuenoung gu bringen. Sene in
China pobnenben Nmeritaner niinben
utter internationalem &e9ts'@ 6ube,
unb bic %iosenannten noHenen 9dfen"
(@anton, Sientin. Sbanybai) feieu
eetpiIsrmaBen &eielbationen nit eigener
Municipal.g ermaltung. tiber tpelbe Die
6ineiii9e &egierung obne Ma9t unb
GinfiuB iei. @as fpseiea Sbansbai
anlange, 10 ieien bort bic Gremben bic
&egierenben uub bic @binefen bic &es
sierten. uebrigens f6nn.eu bic @biue'
len aud meini Mr. Doung gar
feline Wieberbereeltung iiben, obne baB
fie bic bipIomatii6en 8~esiebungen gu
ben Ser. Staten l6lfen unb bic bette
beEben 8ertrdse brd6en. ga, aber
tparum iolten He benz bas Mot
tbun I?
Was baben bic nbiplomatif1en
Be3iebungen" benn tberbaupt nod fur
einen Wertb, tpenn bic Ser. Staaten
ben gbineIen runb beraus ertIdren, baB
fe ~iberbaupt gar feine 8e3iebuneer gu
ibnen baben nolen 2 l1nb mas ben
n8ru6 befisbenber 8ertrdse" anlanet,
10 wirb Mr. Doung re9t gut pifen,
baB bas bon Seiten Der Ser. 5taaten
ben gbineien geeeniiber thatid9Ii1 ge,
i9eben 1T. Was Tam lebtere alio bers
binoern, @leiaes nit @lei6em 3u bers
gelten ? Sod ausf6lieBlid ber umz
ftan6, baB He feline @alle babsn unb
geneiat gu fem ideinen. Die Wabnuug
Der 8ibel gu hefoIeen, pel9e betanntli9
D%erlanat, baB man benz, bet uns einen
8adenfreih auf Bic redte Wanoe seges
ben, aud nod bic linfe binbalten fole.
S%ebermanns Sadie III bas freili1 ni9t,
aber es i9eint, als Oh bic @bineien In
bieier 8~esiebung 6rifilider bddten. als
bic @brifsn felbf.
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cym mitteroIterIi6en @,bet uuroe

= SIM mitteraIterIi9en @ebet Duroe
@britus iaf ebenio nit Siteln unb
Wirben berieben, ME ettpa elm G6nig
ober Gaifer. Sn einem @ebet beiBt Is
!. .. bon iDm: Der allmddtise, un>
iibertpinbli@e 9err. Der 6err Seius
gbrifus, bon aIer @nigfeit Der getr6ns
ter 2aiier Der bimmIiiden Seerf9aareu,
ertndbIter uno unfferbli9er &6n:g Der
gan3en grbe, einsieer Sobenpriefer bes
9eiligen &ei6en @ottes, @rsbii6of ber
Seelen. 2urfnrft Der Wabrbeit, gr3ber.
3os bes 2ebens. Grobberaog Der Milbe,
9er5Dg Der gbre, Giirf bon Suba. R6s
mig bon 3ion, Greiberr BON Yetblabem,
Marquis BON Galilda, @rof bon syerus
fallen. Baron BON Naaaretb, Bitter bes
bimmlii@en Chores, 6err Der @ered.
tiafeit unb bes Rubmes. 8ormunb Der
Witttpen uno Maifen. &idter Der Sc.
benbigen pie Der Sobien, infer aaer.
endbigHer unb alergetreuefer Be5Girs
mer unb 8ei&tBer, infer Serr unb
@Dtt".
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Sdmbe 81 Spottpreiiem.

500 Baar 2inberi@ube su 81. So.
ftenpreis $1.30 un6 $1.4O. Oamerz
Slippers gu IS SIS. un6 $1-mertb
$1-1.25.
GpibenbeTebte MOrsenf9ube fiir 0as
men aler 9rten, 6peaialitdt. @roBe
Rebuttion $1.75 9amen. 2n6pfiGnbe
fhr $3.50. Sulibans $500 @lacee>
leber 2n6pFi@ube IN Der bette Der Welt.
SuQibans taIbIeberner @mub fir Mdns
net gu $500 lit untibertreffii9. Mdn.
neri9ube fiir $500, tuertb $3.50.
preisermdBisunseu in allen anberen
Nrtitsln, tuopon in ben f%einfen unb
mittlereu Sorten MIR bas bette geftibrt
tuirb. Die ausgei@nittenen 2dngurubs
lebers5 @ube fir Mdnner, iraeen fi9
gut unb finb comfortable, DEFENDERS 3u
empfebIen. Garbige S9ube in Blaeee
3u acceptablen preifen.
o. q. SuIIipan,
@de Commerce & st. Marp's Str.
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Rg- Wenu aemoub fem uuo an a,

Rr Wenn Semanb fem uuo gu an.
aebmbarem preiie fpeiien min, 10 gebe
CT gum M tfionss@arten. Die
9erren Nbeiner & WaaI, Befber 6ies
les gtobiiHemenis, balten barauf, lire
Gdffe tets pollfommen sufrieben au ffels
len. Nue faifonmdBieen DeIifateFen,
Mufern, Wilb, Slide, @efhgel &c. finb
bort in Der oelifateffen 3nbereituns ole
3eit gu BADEN. WabI5eiten perben ari
Wunf6 in bic @pbnungen Der Runben
geianot. Mud bietet Der nit Der
Speiiemirtbi9aft berbunbene 8ar>
room bic beffen @etrdnfe. tets frif9es
Bier unb feline 2iqu6re unb Weine.
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ARIS =.

Der Ybutparapb. No. II unb ID
Wef=@ommerceiraBe. nahe Der Bride,
bef@dftist nur 9infiler eriter Glai1e
unb liefert bic feiniien 8ilber In allen
mOSernen Gormen unb perfenunass
meiien gu raiionabIen preifen.
Sur Aufnabme bon 9dufern, Nnf9.
ten &c. perben Gtnfler nod irgeno
eiHem 3beile Der Stabt ober bes Siaa>
tes gef9idt.
8ilber tperben p~ersr6Bert. Wenbet
@u6 ni6t on Grembe. ionoe,n fragt
mad unIeren Club &aten.
Wir ~nerlangen feiue auBetsen6bn.
liden preiie unb garaniiren ole nnb
iebe Nrbeit. 81, lin
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un6 gingeborenen ~menieitsns Ginger
maBen bergeiteut.
Stoat Sbto, Stabt'SoIebo,}
Qucu8 @ounth. S, S,

8rant s. @beneb befdpSrt, bo6 ct Der
aItere @artner Der Girma s. S. @6eueb C
Co., III, neIde @efdafte in Der Staht 9olebo,
in oben senanntem @ountb unb @taate, tbut,
unb ba6 befapte Girma bic Summe bon i n.
bunhert Dollars fir ieben Sail BON ga.
tar,b te3ablen tpirb, Der burd ben @ebrau@
bon $aIl'S &atarrb Sur ri6t eebeilt
tueroen Tam. Granf $. &beneb.
8ef9poren bor mir unb unter 1drieben in
meiner @esenpart am 6. September A. D. 's6.
EAN u. IS. @Ieaon,
Wv Ofentli9cr gtotar.
Sal's aatarrb Sur pirb innerIid senpnn.
men uno pirft brett auf bas 8Iut uno bic
f3leimisen SberFdden ees Sbfems. East
Gu9 umionf 8eusniGe tommen
8. S. @beneb & Co., 7eIeoo, ..
II 8erfauft bon Gpoibefern, Is Gents.
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Serr 6. s. smaller in Ser mea.

Serr 6. s. Wsaaer in Der Wefi,
Commerce : StraBe bdlt tets bas bols
tommenite 2ager In 3eidenmaterias
lien, &apeten, Garben, @Ias, 6piegels
elas. 8ilberrabmen, 6irniKea unb allen
3ei9nens unb Malersu tenfilier. 9iinif.
leriid aussefibrte 8ilber uno Statuets
ten &c. finb in cine; iebensDertben @als
lerie sur Mni6t unb gum 8erfauf auss
gefte0t. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbetos
ratiOnen III bas @ei6madpoafe unb
WeueHe bort 81 finben.
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Weruiiuftiae Wpriidbt.

ST es aud oft unmSslid, arantbeiten gu iberpinoen,
70 tam bod beren auftreten perbinpert werben. aber
ntGt nur 1T, tpenn man bic arantbeit tcmmen fablt,
bic Gnirenbuns elmer meotBinii&en S9uspebr baseseu
gu empfehIen, icHbern es banbelt i4 Dor allen Oinsen
baruui, pab AUD has ri@ttse MitteI sepdblt perhe.
Sett breibis Sabren cher LANCER 1T Spfietter'S Masen=
bitterS bas amer iannte Speaiffum sesen Opspepfe,
Gteber auer Nrt, sesen ben 9erluit Der @iberifanbSz
fraft be5 a6rpers, sesen 2eberleiben unb dbnliHe liez
~beIftdnbe; BON herporrasenben &erjten 1T e8 auf's Nadz
6rh6lt4fe ais Elm Wlittet CUR Wieeerberifeluns Der
Kraft unb @elunbhett empfcblen pprben. Ser Sc
brau9 bteie8 etn5ts bafebenben ardftisunsSs unb 9etl=
traptS unb alteratips tn ben erifen Sta6ten ;ebrenber
arDfheiten teuSt In Der Chat nur ben fluger Gprit@f,
benn es ~seriibrt BITE Refine aler ~berienisen 2eiben, sesen
nur auberft %ptrtiam, irnbern aud pcafrmmen rein unb
un{MdnIt@.
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@ute Werpaunna.

DaS lit etpas, mas Seher baben mus, irenn er ieineS
9ebens irrt ietn wil. aauienbe iuden es tdsli& unD
ferben, neil fe es niSt iinben. IauIenbe ron Dollars
perben in Der Sofinuns ~seppfert, bieies rebeI su beSet=
tisen unp bod siebt es Elm Mittel ~basesen. @ir sas
ranttren, bab electric BitterS, mad 0pri6rtft unb btuz
rei@enb LANCE 9ebraudt, cine quite @erhauung i&aHen
unb ba6 nebel Der lnrernauliHfeit b~eieitiSen tptr6.
Rtr e~mpfeblen Gleetric 8itters fur Dpspepiia uno aae
Rranfbeiten Der 9eber, hes WasenS unb Der Nteren.
Girb gu so GtS. unb 81 bic Slai6e In her &prtbete RON
Dretb, Gbpmpfou & 60. ~pertauft.
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say- 8uesps unb Waseu.S d9er an.
gefertist uno auseebsfest. Nlte SdtteI
unb @eidirre repatirt, ge6lt, &c. unb
~perfauft. Weue @ei6irre au mdBigen
preiien. peitiden. 2ulnpte. 8ef6irre,
Rdmme &c. bet @amerDn. go. 9
Ncequia. StraBe. PAT, 10
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Enlanh


= Die neuqepdblte 2egislatur oes
3erritoriums Oklahoma bat BET ge,
meinfamer Nbiimmuna cine r~epublita.
nii9e Maioritdt bon 2 Stimmer auf,
sumeiieu. SIN &eprdientantenbauie
baben bic A Mit9lieber Der Garmers
alion5 bic ausi6Iaggebenbe @epaIt in
6dnben. Ser @epublitaner &eDnolos
murbe gum @ongreBs9 elesaten ermdblt.
= Sn Baton Gou9e, 2a., trat bic
Contention Der Nnti>9 otterie> 2iga 3u.
fammen. Gina 500 Delegaten parefs
erf6ienen. Man beabi6tiat einen err
bitterten Rampf eesea bic 2otterie unu
bic Werldngerung bon heren Jreibetef
tn Scene gu feben.
= SIN Senate 1T Elm Subfiitut fiir
bic 2ooge'i6e Nationals@ abl.g Sill elm.
beri6tet morben, nas fi6 peientli6 pon
Der uriprin9li9sn 8ia unterfneioet.
0le 5trafen metben abgef6md9t unb
Niles mas 9obge als 0erbre9en beban.
5elt miIen min, fol- nur als 0ergeben
betrahtef .peroen. 9ie 3u3iebung bon
Milltdr 81 ben Stimm > pldbsn miro
fur ttngeisBii6 etfldrt &C.
- Die giIenbabn > @ommiIfion beg
Staates 2uafas bat cine 6erabfeBunN
Der Gra1ts& ateu, befonbers fur Rora
unb Wsi3en, angsOrbnet. Die @rmdBi=
gung betrGst etpa 10 procent, fobab
bic betrsfenbe Staten tebt auf gleiGer
66be nit ben in Soma seltsnbea fiab.
MusIdnb.
- Serb Salisbury, BET britii1e Bre=
rlterminifer. bate in Osborne 0ouie,
BEN 96loHe Der G6nisin 8ictoria auf
Der Sniel Wight. cine lauae nnterre.
bHng nit benz Raiier WiIbelm III.
Sept mirb aud aus Mabrib Elm
@6Dlera.Gaq nit t6btli@em 0etlaufe
gemelbet.
= Wie aus Berlin berlautet, uer6en
fi9 auf benz am IL. October In 6ale au
er6fneHben 5oeialifensSase bic .fort>
gei1rittenerenA gfemente bemiben, eine
Decentralization Der Big ieBt febr
frammen partei 8 2eitung be~rbeisufhb
rem. so iol nameutli@ bas @entrals
3omite ben einselnen Wahltteiien ni9t
mebr bic &ei9stass Ranbibaten cciroz
piren, ion0ern es foI bel Der Nusmabl
oer Qaubibaten nur cine beratbenbe
6timme baben.
- Die britif9en Beb6rben baben
bic Snfel 0elgolanb am 5amiag Der.
lafen.
= Capt. Webet, Der Ghbrer Der in
Berlin 5u Befu6 befinbli6en beuti9.
ornerifanif9en S9fBen, bat fi9 nod
Mannbeim begeben, ND elmer Der New
Dorter S9arfi@hBen, 9err Siebl,
f9mer franf banieoerliegt.
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WnannIih.

@onoutteur, wie tbnnen sic uns in
einen Wagen iebeu, Der 10 lt6Bt, baB @is
mem 96rsn uno Seben per9ebt! @ir
lperben uns bef6meren!
@irb Sbnen mir belfeu, meme f96s
men Samen - rifen g, bic Wasen
tuetbeH balt a u d alt!
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nMdnnGen, sdbI' NAL Define @Od:
fn6pfe!" = .Warum benns : SD
m69te tpiHen, pb Id einen neue1 Wan.
tel triege =. Bee" = .Du Mbf9euli.
der. Du bah ia bic &n6pfe nod gar
uidt ge3dblt!"- Nber mein @eIbl"
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u Wena Sbr sutes trodenss poit.
Dat Srennbol5 brau9t, fpre9t Dor ober
beitelt per Selepbon bel Der Sunset
Wood Company; fe bat ftets bas Befie
i'm Marfte. Selepbon 81.
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@m. s. 9emp's Bier

2emp's Bier in balbeu, biertel uub
a9tel Gdfern III itets eistalt su babeu
in Der 9 Nntonin @isfabrif,
GoIopasS traBe.
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0emti@> @mslti6e gsbmle,
Gan Antonio, Eerat.

gan A%ntoaio, 9tTaa
anertanut tidtise eebranaaIt fur aHaben
nao Mab4eu felt breibis Sabren IN roger
Birtfamieit. gortrefaide 2ebrtrdfte inter Be.
pabrter aeitung. Der enelif9en Spra@e pirb,
Die oer eeutlden. bole @e4nuns setragen.
Gnbereem nnterri&t i'm Sbanifden. einiser.
staben borbsreitste S4iler fnben ~jeber1eit
aufnabne. Mdtere s~usiunft ettbeiIen 9err
8. eroos, prdiibent bes S9ul : Sortanbei
nnS Bm. 8arbe6. Director ber Mpaati
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" Waberids 9ant be3abIt a
pro;ent 3inien fur 3eitsD ~epoften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-08
arei fir Mdiuter.

Gin Wertbboles Bud aber Bic lirfa9e unb
eeiIun9 aller Artea bon
Nertemfd)iud@e,
sef4Ieatliden 2eiben, S9p6@aufdnben uab
anbereu &ranfbeiten pribater un6 ~fhcnunosbe.
b~iirftiser Matur bel Mdnnern. @eidlpFsn uuh
p~urtofrsi b~erianbt. 9ean f9rsibe an
DR.. H. TREsKOW, 822 8roabmap,
Asp Bort.
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Gtablirt 1866.
hos. Coggan X Bros.
Can Nnt0nfo. Seras.
Can Mnt0nio, Seras.

SIN Gaae bon arantbeit ober
11n9Iud sendbren nir fiets
ldnsere 8eit. Mit SbpUtbefsn.
Noten fam bisS nidt sefdeben.
8ir bram6en mniere Soften
nnb Si9erbeiten nibt an 8an.
tiers ober Geloberfeiber su
transferiren, I'm, nit benz Sch
infer @efdaft neiteraufiibren.
Mir ,brauden ni1t bobe
9reife gu berednen fur SIN.
frnmente, peIde mir anf Seii
bertanfen, rm Die 3infen au
Sorf9a6e berausauidlasen.