davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-07

uhD aDBenlG9erf III, Ole ausAelpr00enD>
lie Nebnli6teit nit einem Nfen batl
Wie fommt's, Sante Subj, baB guer
Wtuggins Jrdulein Mnnie 10 lie5 BATE
nabm i'd @elesenbeit 3u fragen, als mir
nit bem Ginbe bur1 lparen; : elm bio.
Bes 3abnfieber, bic 9rdmpfe oamit in
gerbinoung fiebsnb. 26wen unb ytez
ger baben beioe In Der &sgel Elm pra6t.
DOlles, beneioenspertbes @ebiB; bafar
baben beioe aber aub - nebenbei be-
merlt-in ibrer Susenoseit ber Natur
einen i@meren Breis 5ll sablen!
Wtursan beiBt er, mid Muggins,
0drr Outer Dab MaNa Sin raj ielber
g'fra9t, I'm ra iaet r, Wursan udr
grab len tufr Siam als mie ein'r, no
er fsunen tbdt. Mir Of balm 5rdus
leiH Annie lie5, tpee'n DaB iie uns lieb
thut bab'n, I'm Grdulein Minnie fann's
mid belf'n, baB lie uus lie6 bat,
Deg'n baB mir fie thun lieb bab'n. Das
is bic @a1l
Das mar. pas man elite 3irfels
5dlubfolaerung nennt, unb fie 1T in bee
Shot bic beneisfrdftigite unb unnioers
leglidfe bon alen Mrtsn bon 8slpeiss
fibruns, -eine 2osit, oeren @efeB iid
felbif bic 9immeIsgeltirne in ibrem
Grsislauf su fiigen baben.
Sd nenne i'm Muggins, neil i9 es
fiir cine 5dma6 balte. tpollte man ben
Sunser nod einem pferbe benennsn;
Sante Subj bat 8aters @paB natiirlid
ni6t uerifanben! fagte Qnnie su mir
auf benz &Hdmege bonn Negerquartier
gum 9errenbauie; ipenn oer Sunse dls
ter senoroen III lperben mir ibm einen
berniinftigeren Wamen gebert!
Wir batten cine lange unterb baltung
nit chamber; benn mir erging es nit
Mnnie, pie Sebem, ,-ibre Mtutter aus.
genommen; i'd bate mid f6rmli1 in
bas Mdb1en perliebt. gbe i'd bic
pfan3ung perlieB, fam mir. tpie bur1
cine pl6bli6e ginsebung. betreifs @es
neral Sefiup's &ur nod eine neue Sbee,
iiber tuel6e i6 suerit, UNI BET Gorm 3u
eenfgen, Elm fur3es 3miegeiprd9 nit
Grau Sefup unO barauf cine Iaues, Be,
oeutlamere 8eratbung nit ibrer So6ter
Nnnie bate. gs NOR oas bic Sbee, eas
Mdb6en bel benz 8eriud, ibren Batter
bon ieiner 2eioeni6aft au teilen, aur
Wtit.uitfuns beran5usieben. Statt baB
lie boz benz @ebanten 3uriidgei9redt
ooer in 3brdnen ausgebro6en pdre. als
Id ibr offen iaste, baB i1 feline 6o5f.
nung ouf cine erfolgrei6e Gur bdtte, es
pdre benn, iie uuteriiiibte mid bur6 ib-
rem Ginflub iiber ben Batter. h6rte mid
bas Mdo9en nit elmer tpunberbar ruz
bigen Jafung OF. IS idien iogar, ols
oh he i'm 8erlauf meiner Mittbeilunaen
INNER mebr Mutb gepdnne; ibre Sal.
tung wurbe bon Musenblid su Mugen=
Bid 5uberii1tli1er unb enti1lollener,
ipenu in ibren Nusenlibern au1 9brdz
men itanben, 10 fprah aug ben Augen
felbit bod Elm feiter, feines Yoriabes fid
tlar betpuBter Wiae. gs III iiberflhiHg,
bier mebr BON benz 3u iaaen, mas be.
ireffs Der Rurmetbose 5uiiden uns bers
abrebet tpurbe.
(Sertietnne foIgt)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-07

= Gin ettuas froiiissr GeIbfimorb.
@anbioat, elm 59neibergefelle, berIudte
tiir3li9 in Berlin bur1 einen Sprung
In ben S9ifffabrtssganaI ieinem 2eben
elm @nbe 3u MAIDEN. Dos gorbaben
tuuroe aber BON mebre,en paHanteu
bemertt, bieielben lisfen 10 ftnelI als
m0glif bin3u, um ben nit ben 6lu,
then Ringenben nod lebenb beraus3u.
3ieben; bas ipar aber gar ni1t mebr
n0tbig, ben Der Selbhmoro ganbibat
natete fdleunisft ans llfer aurad, um
feinen atbemlOs beranfeu1enbeu Ret.
tern In unberfdlfdtem lsip3iaer Dialect
su ertldren, baB ibm oas Wafer n3u
tieble gemdfen" iei. Ser 5dbneflappernbe
2ebensmlbe, tpelder bur6 ungliidli6e
2isbe CUR Ysr3meilung getrieben ipor>
ben mar, tuurbe BON einem poribetfom.
menbsn @sfdbrt aufseuOmmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-07

.R6Hig Mioas4. Ser Rritifer gonrao
Albertl fing an gu 3ifhen, morauf elm
angeiebener 8antier gamens Weper
aufltanb un6 bem &ritifer bic Worte
aurief: $50 gebt IS INNER. Diele
Blutiauger { (Blackmailer) pfeifen am
erfen Ibenb. yiun entfpann f9 cine
S9ldgerei in 3uibauerraum 3pii9en
bem BANTER unb benz Rritifer, nobel
Tdalte uno 5t6de ibrer Wirfung tbas
ten. Der funitlinnige Banter trug
ein paar blaue 9lugsn bapon uno Der
ytaie Wlberti's entitr6mte rotbes Blut.
Die WorfelIung purbe unterbro6en,
big bic beibe Gdmpfer perbaftet tparea.
Giner gan5 gerin9fiigigen 3h1ti=
gung pe9e,l bat ii1 in Berlin Elm Is.
tdbriger Sebrling bas 2eben genommen.
Oerielbe mar in einet 2soer3uri4terei
belddftiat unb 1atte ii1 bur9 ssleiB
unb @eibidli6teit bic 3ufriebenbeit
ieiner VorgefeBten erporben. Yor Ell.
niger 3ett erbieIt g. Don eiaam ber
Wfeilter eine Obrf'ige unb bies nabm
-fi9 Der iumgs Menfd, Ger f9 nit nn=
re6t as5i9tet glaubte. 10 gu 9er3en, baB
CT olsbalo Deinenb bic Mettfdite Der.
lisB uub ii6 nod Der elterliden Wobs
nung begab, NO CT bic @Itern nitt ans
traf. 2lls bic 2ebteren cine etunbe
barauf mad 9auie auriidfsbrteu, faus
ben fie ibr Ginb bereits aIs 2ei9e am
SeniterriegeI erbdngt bor. Nuf einem
3ettel, Der auf bem Slide lag, bat ber
Gaabe feline gltern I'M Wer5e,burg ftir
bic Srauer, sic er ibnen bur9 ieinen
Sob 5uflige, es lei ibm aber nidt m6gs
LID ldnger su leben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-07
Sphcumiernatiner gpcialismns!

gu ben 6aratteriitii6Iien 3ei9en be,
3eit, reip. ber 6adlase int alten beut.
f9en Taterlanoe, geb6rt iebenfaas fol-
genbe 5tanbreoe Der pGreu33eitung"
bes beriibmten INSTRUMENTATION Or.
gans bss altpreuBiiGen Mbels:
vDas G0nigtbum bat gar fein esnter.
ehe an Milliondren unb erit re1t midi
on mebrfaden Williondren. 5tieee mil
benz &ei6tbum bes gin3elnen au1 be,
bobe 9inn unb bes pHidteefiibl, bann
bditenGrone bStaat allerbings Elm Ieb.
bates SntereKe, Milliondre gu er3eugen
@ep0bnli6 aber pfest bas umgefebrte
bet Gal au iein, uno Grpne unb 5taat
baben baber lebiglidb elm SnterelIe ba.
ran, bas 4nbdufen bes 8elbes BEL elm.
aelnen perlonen bur6 geiebseberii1e
MaBnabmen tbunli9ft au berbinbern.
llebermdBig reide 2ente iinb fir Bic
Monar9ie BON iebr apeifelbaftem
Wertb, 8erm6gen, tpie bic Notb,
i6ilb'i iaen, iinb seraoeSu itaatsses
fdbrli6."
Der hdtie iolbe NeuBerungen bon
folder Seite nod Dor leds MomateH fiir
m6glid gebalteu, .rob bes betannten
@egeniaBss sDii9en oem Nbel unb Der
@roBiuouitriellen Sen meilfen
2eiern Der nGreuj3eituns" mtBte Bel iol=
den Worten gu Mutbe lein, aIs Oh bic
grbe unter ibren 6aBen iDpdnoe, =
tpenn ni1t bas Blatt borf1tiofrneife
gleid barauf ertldrte, auf .Me 4
tpirtbi6aft Gallo aud auf oie< aSllsglis
ter) unb ben 0anbbetrieb fdnbe 6iefer
6Dcalismus inoeHen feline Mntpentung
benn bic Nnbauung bes Bobens lei 10
mlbiam unb 10 ipeni4 lobneno, baB lie
in ber Greuoe am gigentbum, oas fi9
bonn Batter auf ben Sobn bererbe, einen
natureemdBen Mussleid baben miHs.
Gin beutidfreifinnises 8latt meint oas
au: .Weld' beraui9enbes BiIb: uns
iere Sumter bohen unb niebern Moels
.miibiamem unb nenig lobnenoem
Qanbbetrieb", BEN Bfug bur1 ben
Vfer treibenb!"
3robbem berlieren iene MusIaliunaen
ni6ts bon ibrem beaei6nenban Glratter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-07

Sn teinem 9auie iolte man obne
Or. 4ueuit R6nigs 9anlburser Gami.
lensWebiainen fein.
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(Scrtfetnns foIst.)

Sin peiier WQann in unlerer Siatt bebauptet eaB
um ben poiep gsertb reS @eees gu betcmmen man Is
Gents fir eine 6la5@e Salpaticn Del ausseben Seute
es II tn relen 6dllen mebr ipie etneu Dollar merh
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-07

q Maberids Banf besabIt 4
pro3ent 3inien fur 3eits Depoliten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-07

Die
BOdentli9e Greie Yreie fit sera
eribeint
jeSen Qomnerfag
unb fpftet
$50 fir oaS Sabr pber $1.25 fit
6 Wpnate In VSrausbesabInma.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-05-24

Unknown formerly belonging to John
BrOussard.
lsO acres n frac y sec 1t lssrl2e Ss,7s
Unknown formerly belonging to Hoyt &
Jos. Griffin,
$40 acres W u Of " y sec let 1ssrI2e.
y =, SEGA I3sr1le H,52
James Norgress,
1875 7O-rOO acres sec 81 10 srI0s 4,62
Unknown formerly belonging to Jacob
McWilliams,
40 6s-IOO acres rec So 1OsrIOe ass
Unknown formerly belonging to Victor
Hines,
4s2 1l-iOO lots 8. 1. 5. sec 2.t8srse B.a
Unknown formerly belonging to G. W,
Quine,
80 acres lot sec 24t9sr9e see
Unknown formerly belonging to Vic
TORN Hines,
15s 20 100 acres lot rec 24tssrse 5,2s
Unknown formerly belonging to G. ".
Crawson,
s27 66-lOO lots g sec 24t9sree I1,52
Unknown formerly belonging to G. ".
Livingston,
$40 lot 10 sec 2lt9sr9e 5.A
Representatives of L. o. Dugas & a.
PecOt,
s2i 25-r0O q sec IS I0sr7e
leo W = sec 30 tIOsrse 1864
G. L. Hartman,
80 x of q a sec st 13sr11e 252
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CORPORATION OF ST. MARTINvl

Breaux & Babineau,
40 acres bounded Martin Webfe Gathe
W Vermillion.
AdeOdate Marks,
10 acres bounded Smith Teche Ward
W Smith
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Louise Pitre,
20 ecree b Dorian Q Declouet 8 Zenon
Zenon 9,72
Mrs. taperuse
726 acres le sec 25t9sr7e. eli of o
4 sec 25t9sr7e. mex ofne Il SEC Is
t9sr7e. SEX of @ u and n Il of 9
Il sec Bt9 RE. sw u of n e \ sec 30t
.ssr8e. NV Il soc 30tGsrSe. W Il of
sw4 sec t9srSe. sch of W Il sec
30tgsfSe. 1850
On the said day I will sell the such portion Of
said property as such debtor will point out, and
in case the debtor will not point out sufficient
property, | will at once, and without further de-
lay, sell the least quantity or property of any
debtor which any bidder will buy fcr the amount
of takes, interest snd costs due by said debtor.
The sale will be without appraisement, for
cash in legal tender money of the Ueited States
and the property, sold shall be redeemable. at
any time for the space of one year. by paying
the price given with twenty per cent, and cost
and pealty added.
CAB. CARDINAL,
Sheriff and ex-Officio Tax Collector,
April "a 1890. Parish OF st. Martins.
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81
Is WEEKS,

The POLICE GAZETTE will be mailed
securely wrapped. to any address in the
United States for three months on receipt
Of ONE DOLLAR. Liberal discount al
lowed to postmasters. agents and clubs.
Sample copies mailed free.
Address all orders to RICHARD X. Fox.
Franklin Square, n, Y
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Jerome Taylor,
Isl S-l0O lot 2 sec ~ 11srlOe
Amount taxes due 5.24
Unknown formerly belonging to Ste
phen Duncan,
100 acres lot q. 8. II sec 2itlIsrloe
Amount taxes due So. 50
Unknown formerly to II. Jamison .tr.,
10 acres 9 4 Of 9 9 L sec 24t1IsrIOe
Amount taxes due 40
Mrs. ii. N. Niblett,
S07 acres n Martin Teche Durio W Lake
Martin ,Dt 90
Mrs. Augustine Augustir.,
. acres Mayer Teche Castillo v BLINK
acres n. Doiron @ Roy Road " Street s.p
John Alexandra,
] small Building iso
J. w. Hines,
Building Horees Mules 4 Cows 1ssO
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Address Registered Letters Containing
Currency to
New Orleans National Bank,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.

"REMEMBER, that the payment of Prizes il
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS
OF New Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by
the President Of an Institution, whose charter.
ed rights are recognized in the highest COurts:
therefore. beware Of all limitations or anony,
ONE DOLLAR is the price Of the smallest
part or fraction of Ticket ISSUED BY US in
any Drawing. Anything in our name offered for
less than Dollar ia swindle.
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Notice to Flood Sufferers.
OF tho n.r;.h - q. ,...,

Havlng received as a donation from
sne Louisiana State Lottery Company
seven Hundred and fifty sacks OF oottoil
seed 70 be distributed among the suffer.
ers OF the over60wed section for the mr..
pose of repIanting. 80" ''-
You are hereby notified and requested
10 call at my Office at st. MartinyiIie. at
AT Mr.. jules Rousseau at Breaux Bride0
ana nave your names registered for tke
distribution Of eaid cotton seed. (niV
tnose who are really in need Of sssistancs
snooid apply. CAB. CARDINAL,
Sheriff.
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Bricks for Sale.

l have several thousands first clast
second hand bricks for sale cheap.
Apply to. EUGENE ]. OLivryn.
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Eugene Borrel.
- acres n BONN Bayou Ctrlln DAN
terive W BenOist 2A
Joseph Calvert.
40 1870 acres n a of n e Il &c q ofne
| a sec 10 Is sr II e. w, of n W a sc Il
of WI sw i d " !. OF Sc a rec III IA
lsrile. NV 4 and n 4 Of sw 4 a
of W Il sec II ID sre $50
Mrs. Odile Doucet.
60 acres n Tally e Cormier 8 Capucin "
Capucin 2,ss
Edgard and Whitworth.
e9-l0O acres n q sec 81 IL 10 e. e,s
Of nwi sec 81 ii srlle 4,sO3
BryceEllIot.
| 46 acres lot sec 3 { IL sr9e ~
+. w. Edgard.
| ll9 sa-l0O acres W 4 4 sci OF n Il sec
| 81 IL r lie La
j. r. Francis,
| 70 acres Gir,ird Mouton s-w 50
| Alphonse Conner.
| 1S9 800 acres the undivided Z of 3 of
| = G a sec 20 Is lie. mex Of n 4
| sec % Is sr lie y OfnwA sec "
Is l2e 7,IS
Alexis Hebert,
I8I acres n i of sec St Is 8 r 13e LA
Henry Zephirin Hebert,
IL acres bounded Broussard Teche Q
Martin " Road $50
KelsO Il Mason,
100 acres n a sec 80 IL sr9e 1,2
Alfred LatiOlais,
IO2 acres bounded Begnand Teche
Bernard W Roy $50
Norbert Landry,
s. acres lots 5. 8, g. sec 4 lots 2 rec III 10
sr5e sol
Martin & Ledoux,
- acres n W d of q 3 i of " 4 sec2t
ssr7e 60
Estiver Marcelin,
- acres 4 Of W u sec 24t9sr7e @|
d. A. Morrel, now unknown.
IS acres " u of W u sec "a I0sr9e 8l
Amanda Melancon,
las 9a-lOO acres 4 of n 4 sec ST 10
r6e 2,40
George Platsmyer,
90 acres W u of W 4 sec 20 IL sr9e 8l
Emile Pitre,
1ss s0-lOO acres n Y sec 2stl1sr9e l,@I
Pecot, Charpentier & Talley.
10 acres bounded n Noel - 8 Brous-
sard W Teche $40
Alcide Polesky,
lie la
d. Roy. & A. DuriO,
so acres bounded n Bush Thibodeaux
Douglas A. Stewart, now unknown.
81 7O-lOO acres y Of Y and Il rec 10
{ Ill r9e. lots 1 and sec Il { 1Israe. 721-
sec 15t 10 9. Bought Of Oouglas
Stewart from L. Allen. Feb. 9th 1850 500
Joseph Senhette,
50 7O.1OO acres lots and sec Q lOsr9e. u
Teche Lumber & Saw Mill Co.,
40 acres n 4 sw Il 4 Il sec . las
r lee TO
Harvey Vaughn,
% sl-lOO acres n e u of g " Il " 4 Of
3 \ sec - lOsrse ESQ
w. II. Vining,
2tO acres Q \ & 9 Il Of " Il sec IS t14sr
OF ST. MARTINvILLE.
Estelle Landry,
Lot bounded Martinez, esWashingtuh
Richard " Theatre At, IS
Mrs. Demas PARCEL,
Lot bounded n Jefferson Ut, e Theatre at,
Claiborne W school lands $50
J.. j. SOrbet,
L,t bounded n Buchanan st. @ Cemetery at
5 Capdeville " Pinaud st, 20
OF BREAUX BRIDGE
Mrs. II. N. Niblett,
ISOt DOunueu brOuHiru DOmenRe0ux
Martin W Main street 6,5S
Augustin Roy,
Lot bounded n Road e Bernard Hollier v
BadOn 6S
Breaux & Babineau,
10 acres bounded Martin Webre Gathe |,
W Vermillion. t28
AdeOdate Marks,
ID aeres bounded Smith Teche Ward
" Smith 6&
Unknown formerly belonging to John
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A Negro Bolt.

John Devise, a prominent colored man
OF Dublin. Ga, has written to the Atlanta
Constitution, stating that he had salts.
fed himself that the North cared nothing
for the negro in the South or anywhere
else. and that he had renowned his ale
glance to the Republican party, and
henceforth, would vote with the Demo
crats-the white people of the South, be.
cause he was now quite sure that thew
were tho best friends the negroes had.
He further stated that hundreds of the
best negroes Of his town and county
would soon hold convention and throw
of in an official way the yoke of Re-
publicanism and pledge themselves to
vote with the Democrats and to support
the cause OF tariff reform. He also de.
nOunced the proposed Federal election
law as a measure that the negroes did
not desire and had not asked for, and one
that was sure to leai to strife between
the races, in which the negro would sui.
fer. This kind of talk will not be relish
ed by the Republican leaders who are
perfectly willing to sacrifice the lives of
the negroes If by so doing they can make
political capital for their party in the
North. A few days ago, Mr.. Murat Hal
stead, now the editor of the BROOKLYN
standardization. declared that there was
more to be gained by the abolition of the
amendment than by any alter
native. and no doubt he will howl long
and loud for the Acknowledgement of the
negroes the moment he sees an organiz-
I'd movement among them {, bolt from
he Republican party.-States.
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Rep. o. A. Guilbeau,

TSCp. ". "a uulfUctu,
One third interest in the following:
va 8-iOO acres lots 2, 4, s, sec st Ssr5e
"a 2-lOO acres lots 3, 4, 5, sec 5tsr5e
~ 12-lOo acres n W 4 sec 81 tssr7e
l6o acres W = sec Y Hsr9p
159 acres u of n i sec "a and n 4 Of
W sec 81 tHsr12e
1903 $1,000 acres lot q acc 3t9sr7e
10 or lss io-ioO acres lot 9, 10, IL. II, OF sec
IL Of iOI acres lot I, 2. 8, 4, sec Htssrqe
627 1900 acres !. of " \ aud n e 4 Of
NV acc Ut l&sr II g. Lot sec n 4 of
Sc Il and W a acc % I+sri1e
40 acres W frsc 4 of n g Il frar q d ofn
" lots and sec 80 = l9of n e "A Of g e
ase,s'tssr7e. Contg 2Ss s2-i0o acres
eli of y OF sc Il sec and lot sec
t1Osr7e. Contg 17OIO-IOO acres w
sec 2t1Osr7e Contg 1862 s2-1o0 acres
ne 4 of n e L sec 10 and lot ) sec s. l1sr
9e
$50 s-1OO acres e u of 4 sec 2etl4sr
lie
u Of = 9 u sec "a { IL I9e
sw = sec IS Hsrl2r
Total amount OF taxes due 40
Guilbcau 4 Bcgnaud.
q acres bounded n Bernard Fuaelier
bernard; billiard. 10 acres bounded
= Robichaux, Lastrapes. " Hebert I'D
Lewis James,
z acres n Chretien, Petey, Galbarini.
Road Adolphe Lasealle. 10 acres bounded
Road Duchamp. Washington, Road i 50
Charles Millicn.
2O acres " u sec II t9srse An
Isaac Raymond,
4acres bounded Lenormand. Lee Lee
Lenormand s,l
Rep. Nicholas Verrer.
40 acres W !, of @ 4 sec y lOsr
~ =" lot acc { tl0sr9e Id
Rep. Of Hubert Verret,
12O 8-100 acres lots l. . 4 acc Ist I0sraa |
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Il. j. Liable.

Druggist and Apothecary.
All drugs guaranteed to al pharins
cOptsia requirements
Bulk Perfumes, Medicated and ToileD
Soaps ETC., and all sundries kept BY d first
class drugstore,
MAIN STREET ST. MAkrfNttttE, Ia.
dec 101y
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COMMISSIONERS.

We the undersigned banks and bankers will
pay all prizes drawn in the Louisiana State Lot
teriee which may be presented at our conn
ters.
r. M. WALMSLEY, Prest. La. Nat. Bank.
P. LANAUX, Prest. State Nat. Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Prest. u O. Nat. Bank.
CARL KOHN, Prest. Union Nat. Bank.
Grand Monthly Drawing,
Will Take Place.
At the Academy of Music, New Orleans
Tuesday June 18th. 1890.
CAPITAL PRIZE $500, 900.
100000 Tickets at 80 Halves, $40;
Quarters, elO; Eigths 95; Twentieths 81.
FOrtieths 81.
trCr nm nnrnrS0
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R-FOR CLUB RATES, or any further informa-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-11

The bark Noaansum arrived yesterday from
san Frsncisro with 100 tons al geaerAi NOR
rhanfssc for Harrinsfou smith.
The steamer Premier arrived yesterday with
frcigas and passengers from Vancouver.
tho Haytien Repabtic docs no. lesye San
r,an~ixco Cor seattle until jane II.
The rernaais q making two trips week be-
,.xesu seattle and Port Crescent
II. steamship wall wAila 10 due here tcmor-
row from Fan Fssnsisco
The roint Arcna has gone 70 Anacorses with
losd Of railroad iron.
rns steamship rmatsila sails for San Fsancisco
tomorrow.
Ths barb t;ermania Il loading coal At tbs
Tss sas Ri, has gone to wha,eom with the
scow AJAX.
The bark Blse Jacket 10 loading coal Al tie
bunkerA
The usw sug Hornet viii soon Be ready for
trafac.
the wsllamefss 10 lcadaas coal al the eankers
The steamship Lakme IL due from Portland.
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sAs FRANCISCO MARKETS.

- soncer RRcrirrs And QUOTATIONS.
-. sslnAxcisc,. June io-Prsdace re. sip.s--
s.s.l - - quarter sacks: whesI 81. 90 ceatals,
- Auo esnlals, corn. 100 centais: heans.
oeha s'S's sAeAs' es~As s'e0S
- ihese was no pronounced change In
ma ct business vas a. q stAndstiil
ss-sevemcus slow. offerings eeiag In ex-
+. sne demand: figures uachanxed
surprise. si.5uai IS. milling, e-ga-oc.
~. eAoce feed. 8, ssei g.; fair. 81. xssai. 30:
-. VI RAILS gray. aa
-keceirts too free for late quosasions 70
= ..ned; yellow. 81 Assi es,s Tor large, q. =
rsnaA: white. sios 10 81 To-
- Wholesale trade Is hardly possible, a
- 80 - 10 round lots offering iigtlsc per 10.
ses-tioc,al receip =; siSeixa
eaad heriey-lss SOFA so
eoal b hoses = 49, ~
~ s-Fsm a, 81 90 10 n.ss per GENITAL
n.sse trade 10 note: Saa JOAQUIN aus
-. g. year staple. per ii. Ia TO ise. ditto
seothA u 70 iee; choice iooshifi, 10 70
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