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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
By n. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
COURT SALE OF SEVERAL yALG
ABLE PIECES or REAL ESTATE,
CONSISTING OF STORE No. 1859 EAST Nay
STREET.
ORA
VACANT LOT
ON TEE NORTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN srRESi
BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIX.
TENTH STREETS.
ANOTHER NEARLY VACANT LOT
ON SIXTEENTH COR UNIoN STREET -
TWEEN FRANKLIN AND GRACE.

By virtue Of the hereInafter.mentiosed -
cree will, as trustee aud special com ml,si9as4
sell By auction. on the respective premises u
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY g, 1921,
Immediately after the sale OF the foundry o. 4
N. Smith a CO., which Il 20 BIO sold Al nooh .
that day, the following desirable real oaA'
to wit. - -, ,r.
east Main street, now and for long tine -
pied By u. NJ. smith q Co. IS onlce ana ~,
room. This 10 n largo house, and being ae~
the market will rent well. -,
ID. A NICE BU6IS ES3 LOT on tho norm I,
OF Franklin street Just west OF sixteenth ~
fronting esxs0 feet, sod well suited a. a 'N "
90. A LARGE LOT on tho west sido q -
Cor sixtesnth) sweet iuss norm OF
street. fronting i25 feet by good dcg'. .' 80
having thereon several sheds. THIS pfYy,. :,
has been used fer storage, and on aoeoshl y ,
nesrness 70 the Chesapeake AMI OHIO fah''
tracks has value for such aud kindred 30, a,
TERMS: Ono fourth cash and the re'.4. -,
SIX, twelve, And eighteen months Tor nS'sh -, "a
interest added aud secured by deco ~ ~
or all cash. OF tho option o. me purchs'sIns
Trustee and Special Commission
". W. Bows, Auciioneer.
BAIy, JR.. PLArsrrFY. AGAINST IL. v. ss IIis,,
Co, DErHspAsrs--Ig Tas CBAscsAf Vo'"'
OF TIE CITY OF RICHMOND:
I, Charles w. Goddin, clerk Of said eolr' ~, 20
tify thai tho bond required OF the uos.N %,
special commissioner by tho decree ~ -.
cause Of December 9, 1890. has been duli 80.
Given under my hand ris l0th day o.
Der, 1880. CHARLES W. 1OpI ,i',,
fall w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
Neiiaon Encampment.

Al n regular meeting Of Nelson Encamp-
ment held at Belyidere Hall last evening
the following officers were installed for the
ensuing term by Grand Patriarch George
Il. Davis, assisted by Grand-Junior- Warden
Louis Aubel: Chief Patriarch, z. NJ. Whit
lock: High Priest, John s. Bethel; Senior
Warden, Ira r. Bland; Junior Warden, Is.
McCullen, Jr.; Scribe. L. A. Tucker; 1rea-
surer Louis Aubel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
Jefferson Lodge. No. 4. Lo. o. F.

The following officers of this lodge were
installed last night by District-Deputy
Noble Grand, John j. Mitchell Vice
Grand, W. A. o. Cole; Secretary. w. ii.
Lowry (tenth year,; Treasurer, George 9.
Parker (tenth year, Chaplain, A. ]. Lech-
ter; Warden. Robert Weir I; Conductor,
William whitworth; Right Supporter to
Noble Grand, G.. w. Thacker; Left Sup
porter to Noble Grand, II. Moore; Right
Supporter to yice-Grand, I. ID. Kidd Left
Supporter TO yice-Grand, w. II. Anthony I;
Right-Scene Supporter, John Russell {;
side Guard, Samuel Murray.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
There Wa. No Quorum.

A joint meeting Of the Council Commit
tees on Finance. Light, and Electric Light
was attempted yesterday evening at 8
o'clock IN the Chancery- Court room but
no quorum being present. Chairman Har.
grove adjourned the meeting, TO be called
again sorne time during next week
OF the Grounds and Building Committee
In the City Engineers oiAce for want OF 3
QlOrum. --.s.<.s u 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20

A bottle OF AsdosrURA BIrrBRs to favor your
Lemonade or any other cold drink will keep you
free from Dyspepsia, Collie. Disrrh@s. and all
diseases originating from the digestive organs
Be sure to get the genuine Angostura, manu-
factured by DR.. J. q. B. siegert & Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
For Chapped Skin,

Why use vaseline. csmphorice and other
greasy stuffs when Cydonin is far better as
healing and soothing compound and free
from greasiness. sickness, and imparts
delightful fragrance Sold by all druggists
at 25 cents per bottle.
Polk MILLER 4 Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
UnItsss states Court.

Judge Robert w. Hughes arrived in the
city Yesterday and win open the United
cases sst for trial. and the court will pro-
badly DO in session ell the week. There
will be no grand Jury.
The Judge has been holding court ct
Norfolk Tor sorns time. where he has had Q
eysAt deal Of business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20

vans and City Council will take towards
going with party, as want to have them
cared for"
h.an ,nvited 10 the Mardi Gras, but neither
have decided to go. Mr.. Bowman will an
aver the telegram this morning nfter iii-
oujring what will probably be done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
Meeting Of the Hollywood Memorial Asso.
ciaefou-

A meeting of the Hollywood Memorial
Association was held yesterday at noon at
the residence Of Miss Mary CYcnshaw, No.
II west Main street.
In the absence Of Mrs. Joseph Bryan,
the president, Mrs. w. w. Henry occupied
the chair.
Reports from tho various standing CON-
msttees were made and much routine work
was transacted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
sI.en.nle, Ia..lta,s fra..rpl.y organlzsd.

The Virginia Mechanics Institute Fra
ternity was organized last night with o
membership OF twenty-three and the fol-
lowing oficers:s George N. Skipwith.
president; Royal Latham, vice-president;
J. o. Sale, secretary; II. q. Tabb, trea-
sureY; w. T. Boiling, sereeant-at-arms.
The fraternity viii have rooms in the
jocts and purposes, which are social and
literary. have been approved by Captain
Thomas Elicit. the secrsSary Of the insti-
fnfa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20

Luck and Pluck" DIR. Lafferty'Is lee
ture at the Vensble-Street Baptist church
tonight, will furnish to all who 60. an
hours delightful entertainment. You
really ought not to miss it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
EOR SALE, ACREAGE PRO-&&
IL PRRTY NEAR TIE CITY. IL

Buy any Of these TRACTS, develop L. and
they win sell next spring By the Lon ai present
acreage price.
as per acrs-i90 acres with Improvements,
-four miles east Of tho city, part woods, balance
$50 per scrs-ioo acres, two miles north OF the
city
500 per scre-22 acres. ono mile northeast Of
$50 per acre--ils acres, two miles northeast
OF the city.
500 per acre-s4 acres north Of city. Building
Lots now selling for $40 per foos within sight snd
snort distance from above
500 per scre-ss acres grove, adjoining pro-
perry now selling for 80 per foot.
loo per acre-a BEAUTIFUL TRACT with
large boulevard fronts Unquestionaoly the
prettisst property for plating 70 re hsd
!. THOMPSON BROWN b CO.,
"a fe.Qf fil3 Main atYost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20

No SAFER REMEDY can be had for Coughs and
Colds, or any trouble OF the Throat than
4" BrU,en's Bronchial zroehes." Price % cents.
Sold only in boIeI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
By J. II. Valentine, Auctioneer.
1886 east Main street

AT AUCTION TO-DAY AT 1870
IA OCLoCK.-Iw will sell TO-DAY at my auc.
tlon-rooms s NEW CARPETS, DOUBLE AND
SINGLE NATTREsSEs, % yards NEW NAT
TING. 3 BABY-CARRIAGEs 2 CANE-SeAr
and BACK ARM RoCKING-CHAIRs,1 WOOD
STOVE. LOUNGES, WIRE and UPHOLSTERED
COTS, u OII-PAINrINGs, BLANKETS. QUILTS,
PILLOWS and BoLSTRRs. NOTIONS, TN
WARE and miscellaneous goods.
J.. n. VALENTINE, Auctioneer.
Twill sell 10 NEW CARPBTs-Tapostry, Brus-
sell and lngrnin-2i. 10. 80 yards, beautiful pat
terms, all arst-clsss Carpets, FRIDAY, January
23d Wait for thi. sale and you can buy bargains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20

Many persons are broken down from overwork
or household cares. Browns Iron bitters re-
builds the system, aids digestion, removes ex-
cess OF bile, and cures malaria. A splendid
tonic for women and children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20

United Banking and Building Company
allows s per cent. interest on deposits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
CRY AND SUBURBAN
PROPERTY
T O r S A. L B..
BOWMAN, BOSWELL &SaUNAN,
INSURANCE And REAL ESTATE,
1901 EAST MAIN ST.
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.

BRICK FACTORY, south Eighteenth street.
No. 22I5 east Broad street, BRICK HOUSE,
rooms and kitchen attached.
eD4 Washington street, HOUSE, rooms
600 north Tnirtieth street, HOUSE, rooms
FRANKLIN street, ~ feet HOUSE, Opposite Som-
Si9 and IA north Twsnty-fourth street
sSO7 east Frsnkliu street, i2 rooms, modern
improvements.
No g7is east Franklin, "a feet front. HOUSE.
is rooms modern improvements -
1905 west Clay street, FRAME HOUSE.
rooms. - . - -
1905 vest Cary, BRICK HOUSE, rooms,
1910 west Cary. BRICK HOUSE, rooms,
m isis rSst SsSy BRICK HOUSE, rooms
All east Clay, BRICK HOUSE, 10 rooms,
modern improvements. - ,xo,,ar
COS, $40, sig, and 6l4 north fixth street., hoUSh,
rooms each, modern Improvements.
1909. 1911, and 1918 west Main street. STORES,
~ Twsiith ana McDonOush streets, Manchester,
1903 east Main street, STORE
UNIMPROyED CITY AND SUBUR-
BAN PROPERTY.
il3 FEET, Floyd avenue between Meadow and
80 FEET Floyd avenue between Robinson
and Cedar streets.
I3s FEET Harveytowp, northeast corner wash
ington and Wynder streets
LOT east side Laurel street between China
20 FEET Clay sueet between Duncan and
Lodge.
so FEET Eggleston street near wlnder.
40 FERT Taylor street between Rowland ana
rs FEET Allen street northeast corner Leo
monument.
I7O FEET corner Ivy and Cedar streets.
4LOTS on Boulevard, Manchester
Ii LOTS Homestead Land Company, nanches-
4ACRR BLOCK in Yves, End, between Ken
slngton and Ivy and West and Fousheo streets.
LOTS Seventh and Hull
LOTS northeast corner corner Cary aud Null
berry streets
LOTS lakewood avenue, beautifully situated.
80 FEET Linden street between Main aud
Cary.
go FEET Nicholson street
30 FEET on Grove rood next 20 Mr.. Beckers.
a. FEET Chelsea street
lQl FRET Grove road corner Elm street.
2OFERT near Albemsrie Paper-Mills.
| IA ACRES sdjoining Major Ginter's property
on Hermitage road-dwellings and ouf-ouiid-
ings.
GInters and Mr.. Joseph Brysn's property.
I75 ACRES near Quinton station, Richmond
and York-Riyer railroad. Large msri-bed on
III ACRES near West Point Va Mari on pro-
perry. .,,
i2X ACRBS near oakwood cems:sry.
1856 ACRES Summit station. Cheap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
PRESENTED WITH A SWORD.
Volunteer Officers Give General Charles
j. Anderson a Beautiful Sabre.

A very pleasant event occurred at the
Regimental Armory yesterday afternoon
lust after the Lee-birthday parade.
All the officers and companies of the
regiment and also the Blues and Pickett
and Lee Camps of veterans were assembled
in the drill-hall, after which Major John
III. Dinneen, in very appropriate speech,
presented to General Charles j. Anderson,
ON behalf of the officers of the Virginia
volunteers, a beautiful sword.
In making the presentation speech, which
elected frequent applause, Major Dinneen
referred in fitting terms to the fidelity with
which General Anderson had discharged
his duties since his connection with the
regiment. He also spoke very tenderly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20

That Desirable Family Residence
No 314 north Twelfth street is for rent on
reasonable terms by Chewing Rose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
BY Joseph B. Davis, Anctionecr.
~, h. Cook, Saiesman.)

yT,KUSTEE'S SALE OF FAMILY
i GROCERIES, SHOWCASE, SCALES, &C
As trustee In deed from Ware & Omohundre,
shalt sell at auction at their store, No. 300 west
Cary street, on TUESDAY, ntn Instant. az II
CERIKs, consisting In part OF FLOUR, SUGAR,
SYRUP, VINEGAR. CANNED GOODS, &C.. &C,
together with GLASS SHOWCASE. COUNTER
SCALES, and OIL-TANK. The whole comprises
tho stock OF flrst-class grocery, and merits the
attention OF dealers and families. sale positive.
TERMS. Cash. w. W. COSBY. JR-,
IA 1871 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
HsAe q !. IN Is.rsaag re.ss-u Govt Report Avg q. -,
AUCTION sALES-This Day.
By 3. Elan,
Real Estate Auctioaser,
iii3 Main street.

U,HAT VERY DESIRABLE DE-
Il TAcHED Two-sToRY FRAME
DWELLING, WITH LARGE LOT, No BAKER
STREET, ADJOINING THE RESIDENCE
oFDR. BRIGHT. TO BIZ soLDBY
PUBLIC AUCTION ON
TUESDAY: JAsUABr sorH,
ATSX o'cLocKP.M.
This IL a neat substantial weii-arrsngod
DETACHED DWELLING, newly repaired, 10
good order. containing about six rooms, kitchen.
hydrant, and the usual conventeuces aud erua
largo lot fronting "a 5-la feet on Baker street.
extending back Of irregular shape, having Q
depth OF about ils feet aud being about 10 feet
vide In rear
Property In this tbickiy-ssttied and popular
renting locality Yields the highest revenue OF
any safe investment and the above Is especially
desirable for either home or rentsl purposes
Terms: Very liberal, and announced Of sale.
faI4 j. b ELAN Auctionecr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
TIE GENERALS REspogsE.

at this unexpected token of appreciation
on the part of the officers, as no one had
informed him of the pleasure awaiting
him, but he responded very happily,
thanking the officers and men for the
compliment conferred upon him. He ex-
pressed his determination TO lend what
ever assistance was in his power to the
volunteer service and said that the sword
should never be unsheathed except in the
discharge of duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
A PRETTY SWORD.

The sabre presented 10 General Ander-
son is an exceptionally handsome one,
having been made in Paris, and secured for
the officers through the firm of III. V. Allen
a Co., New York. Its handleis beautifully
the scabbard is of silves with elaborate
gold mountings.
The sword has the following inscription
engraved upon IL: Presented to General
Charles J. Anderson BY the officers Of the
Virginia Volunteers"
Accompanying the sword was also q
beautiful belt Of genuine Russia leather
handsomely worked in gold thread.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
MAKING GOOD PROGRESS.

Under the skilful instruction of Professor
Iaube the ladies and gentlemen who will
participate in the "Sir Roger de Coverley"
are progressing rapidly in their knowledge
OF the dance. Rehearsals will be held next
Wednesday and Saturday.
Another conference between the Gen.
trail Committee of the association and the
ball committees will be held next Monday
at 4:3O p. NJ at the residence of Mrs.
Bagby, No. 205 west Grace street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
pEAooNs Akp ELpxna rssrkLrrn.

The morning services at the Grace-S:Yeet
Presbyterian church the last two Sundays
One consisted OF tho ordination and the
other the installation Of the recently
elected elders and deacons. The former
are: Messrs. Is. o. Whery. g. p. Croes,
end Edward GRAY. and dcacons, Messrs.
james W Gordon, 4. A. Lancaster. Jr..
6pd w. w. Tribhett.
The pastor Of the church, Rev. james
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20

The Pearl OF Pekin is the opera tonight
at the Theatre, and will be repeated We'd
nesday and Thursday nights and Wednes-
day matinee. II will be remembered here
as making great success-giving so much
amusement. The music, the songs, and
dances. aud beautiful dresses all combine
to make this one of the most attractive of
comic operas. Mr.. Louis Harrison's stand
ing is high one. The booking proves
that the houses will be crowded each night
of the engagement.
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ten Waaren i'm Wertbe bon $50. $751;
1872 46 importirt baben.
9ur9 ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bat ft9 ipmit fir bic Nusfubr Der Ser.
@taateu mad BraiiIien Elm tpeites Jelb
~er6fnet nub In 6eIee Der ibnen auge'
fanbenen 3oQbeginftgungen BITE Muss
iGt ouf cine erfOlsreide @onturren3 be'
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Nmerita. Mie elm Manu, mel@er felbf
iebr betrd9tli9e perf6nlide Snterei EN-
in 8raflien bat, Der 96abmeifter bet
Neu Oorter 0anbels 9pmpaguie, bic
ibr 6auptgeI1dft NIT 8raflien ma6t,
Qerr s. 9. CLINT, einem 8eri4tet fatter
Der pre1e gegeniibsr duBerte, 1T gerabe
BraRIieu Der allernerfpreneubfe Marft
in gan3 Sibamerita. fousbl fur QUE
oderbauIi9en ME FIT bic inbuifrieuen
prubutte Der Ser. @taaten.
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BraFlien an uns NUT etua 9 Mtlionen
Dollars In runber @umme fur bic Beas
rem besabit, tpelGe es Don uus besoaen
bat. wdbrenb MIR tbm ftr 9afee
unb 3uder unb anoere &obfcHe,
ueI9e es fur unfere Subuftrie liefert,
gegen $40, 1000. 900 surRdge3ablt baben.
Die 6anbelsbiIana 1T femit iebr gu un'
ieren ungunffsn ~getuefen. gs Dirb
taum bret Sabre baueru, CLAUDE i'd, 10
tpirb bic @umme, uel4e es uns aurid'
be3abIen tpirb, miubefens $25s 000,000
betrasen, unb, mas bic 0auptfa@e III.
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%artitel. Ser Nubeu, tDel@er on &obs
artifeln eemaGt uires betrdst suG Bro,
cent, ber an GabrifartitelH bagegen
3ebn. Das Utrb bic 9anoelsbtlaua
3uifden uas balb ms @leidgemtdt
| brinden.
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Die 8ebentnn9 bes @egemieitig.
fettss Wertra8eS nit @rafilien.

Der Gtaats : Miniifer BIaiue bat In
GDIge elmer .AuHorberuug Ieitens bes
YrdRbenter 3tpei Sabelen ber6ifent=
ti@t, lpelde bic g%sbeutiomteit bss nit
ben Ser. Stoater BON BraHIien abges
i9Iofeuen @esenfeiiieteiis : @ertrages
auf prattii@eMei neil bur@ unanfe6ts
bare 3abIen, In bos riGtiee 2i9t GeIIen.
Die er5fe Dieier heiben Sabelen giebt
tn Dollars unb Gents ben HuTA.
I@nitiss8 etrag bes Mertbes far bic =
bur9 ben Bertrag BON 5. 6ebruor iebt
.jolfrei eingebenben - GrtiteI, fDel9e
sou ben Ser. Gtaaten' Mmerita8 unb
aus 0nberen 2dnDern nod Br1EIien
impoftirt worOen fnb. Die Dny9.
i9nittss preiIe berfeIben linb daoG fiatis
Hidden 8eri@ten Der Iebtett brei Sabre
fetgeitelt. Rad bisier Snbele b6t fi4
BITE @eidmmts Ginfuty Der beSei@neteil
Nrtitef fir bns Sobr nu5 eiaeff @ertb
bon $20, 003. 939. rs beIaLfen. Sapon
tDmmea auf bic Ser. Gtaaien uiMt
mebr ais 50, 1894 633, udbrenb bic iibris
gen 2dnoer Maaren i'm Mertb bon
$16;609. 806.76 eelieFert baben.
Die annette 9obele ipeiif bic @infubr
aler Der Nrtifel duf, fur tpel9e Der
tene 8erirng cine 3oQherabminberung
bon IS pro5ent eepdhrt. Der @e,
lnmmttDertb bes S5mportes bieier MrtiteI
fiir bas Sabr IN $38, 631, PAP. 70. Die
Der. Stoaten baben rur Waaren bieIer
Nrt i'm 8etrage BON ~, 035, 1899 qelies
ferie udbrenb auf bic fbrieen 26uber
cine ginfubr i'm Wertbe BON $3.50, $685..
343. 20 entfdIt.
GaBt man bic bei6tn SGbelen au.
lammen, 70 ereiebt R6, 6aB 8raRlien
cine id5rIi@e GurmInnitts Ginfubr i'm
@ertbe BON $58, 635. 1924 aufmeif,
unb BOB bic Ser. Staaten an berielben
bisber bur9f6nittIin MUIR nit elmer
Summe bon 81 ,430s582 betbsitigt se'
tueiea fno, pdbr.nb bic tibriseu Staas
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Gdy4utaO5nCb dit Aebeilt.

eiaem alien grate, Der bon Der @ruyis gu.
riGse3o9en Iebt, puroe Our@ einen oftnOiiden
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8ron9itis, aatarrb aabma unh allen Gals.
unb Qunssniranl beitea aussebdnbist. aud
Elm Miit.l fir p%oftibe, ructtale $eilnns bon
NerbenIdpG9e uno allen @erbenfranf6eiten.
Na&bem Der Doctor bic puuberbarsa SsiItrdfte
IN taufenb fdlen erprobt hottie. erottete. or
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unb Id fenbe es fOfort. W. q. Nobes, 500
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gemt. M2nth,s

@arten' unb Ron3ert.2otal
.auf benz @OuDernments 0igel, geeens
ttber bonn gingang gum ParabeptaB.
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8arroom aus bebient. Mngenebmer
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atigli9 pentilirter GaaI. Smportirte
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Mbenbs Ball. Sos 2otal ffebt
8ripatseiell6aften our 8erflgung.
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9as ct. 9epmarS. Sotel

1T INNER nod am alien Orte, an,
3 in 9la3a, San WntnniO, ofsn. Sus
nerbalb Der IeBten feben Sabre baben
LINE @igentbiimers ober Gernaltunss.
Wediel aattgefunben.
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fur einSelne 3immer, mil Renuttipn
bel Der @o6e. 9ie 9euii9ea nit If.
rem Gomilien perben i'm v5t. 2eoneso"
elm reinli6es, biibides 6otel fin5en init
untibettrefHt9em Slid.
Pb. 3. 2ounbsbern
1911, lin gigentbamer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-14
Die "Jreie BreKe fiir gesas" bat
uDm aleu- beutid, tsraniidcn Seitun.
eet BITE 8rBfte Mbumnenfeuaaht.
Sol8en Ser aeuen GongreR'G ;mtbet,
Ittta.

Mie Der Genius bon 1890 ergiebt, II.
bic neutrality-suspicious. tDdbreab bes
3nii9en 1880 unb 1890 liegenbeu SABRE
3ebnts i'm State 8eros cine 10 ftarte
geweien, baB aud be 3abl ieiner Ger>
treter i'm Nbseorbn tenbauiesoes GOns
gre6es cine 8ermebraag erfabren bat
unb bon IL Nitslie6ern anE 13 binaufs
geieBt uorben 1T.
9ieie on f@ erfreuli9e neil eine
8~ermebrung ieiner pIfaailiGen Bebeus
tuns eini@IteBenbe 96atiaGe bat aber
cine on5e.e, minber apgenebn1e I'm De-
folge, uelGe felbf tpieoers redt f6renoe
@onfequen3en nit f6l bringt, - bic
Notbwenbigteit tdmti@s baB Der etaat
Se1os in brei3ebu neue Mablbiffsifie
e~ingetbeiIt tperoen mus anb baB In
Golge bauon cine NeRpabl Der tegani.
f9eu gongreB . Delegation if0ttbaben
muB, tpel9e ben bisberigeu 8efaHb
berfelben sefdbrbet unba m6gli@erlpeiie
In bemielben cine pDaR6nOige &ebo!u'
tion berbsifibren auirb.
Us begreift f9 habers bab bic Grage
Der rNeueiptbeilung bes States In
8abI5e3irfea mei1e Der itBt tagenben
2esisiotur aIs Mufgabe borIiegt, 70 I'M.
be6eutgaut he auf ben eriten Bid aud
eri9eineu mag fir bic Qerrea @elebges
Der bon duBerfer Mi@tigteit fem mug,
defenders tpenn man BITE S9atia1e In
Betra@t 3isbt, bos inter ben Mitglie
bern unierea Gt1atsienates bic 3abl
berer tuel@e Gbrgei3 unb Strsberibat,
trait genug heliber. Inn in ben Mstt,
2ampf UNI einen SiB i'm nnterbauie,
bieuei1t fDgor i'm Senate bes 3ongreE
eiusutreten, feline geiinge III.
Gi8ber lift es INNER Der BffIi1e Sbeil
bes Staaiss getueien, tpeI9er ben 9aupt'
Contingent 3ur Grmee Der erfOIgreimen
teranif@en @ioatsmdnner Tar ben Son
8reB gefslt bat. Sept aber III &c In
| JOIge bef fGma9en 8ermebruug feinel
gebbIternnsssabl, bic melt butter bel
aller ibrtgeu Sbeile bes States aurtd.
eebIieben if. berortig Ia ben 6inter.
aruub 3nriadgebgdu9s tporben, baB er
~ sas y. ~ s.aa aGsisylI SttTlg pa.'
guu8en, bic Nea : @intbeilung tuenu
nega~, UP y 9igHag Oel haWEen
Esg,sta;nL g'aalssnlgasOfn, NV Wenlg'
8reBsS euators nod ben aIten GiHfluf
tat ys's m ~ o..asea:
Rug SsI!Isier 0el Iotlsen Saaoes'
tgs.'e Peg mslgs oas p.Ilem I
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saasgs p.In gnu mi. Spslsela BsDIag
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-14

Man braudt niGt gu befar9tend baB
aus elmer ffarten @rtdltuns cine Guns
seneut3inbung entfebe, nena maj
re6i3eitig n@bambetlains Cough He>
mebp" nimrt. Sieies Mittel bat bic
befonbere @igeni9aft, iebe Nnloee au
4unsenfrantbeit 3u 3erl6ren. Su tau.
ienben bon 6dgen bat f6 bieie Nnsiage
bergansenen @iater, Ddbrenb Bic Sa=
1uensa berri9te, bemiefen. gu baben
bel R. Robn & Co., s. 9alttper &
SON unb alien be~beutenben a~pOtbsteru.