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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-20

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-20
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6ebadene 8pbmen.

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unb etnsm Sbeelbfel Sent ben 8obnen
3ugefagt. Man mif6e Dies gut, tbue
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babies Bfunb geia!3enes 96metnefIeiiG
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3eit 3u 3eit etwos fodenbes WoKer
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f@on gebrau6en, better iebo@ lit es,
wenn lie bel i@ma@em Gsuer gut au'
gebedt big gum nd9fteu WOrssn i'm
8adofen bleiben.
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P. Soiep1 Oa56tt,
Der fiir5ltd shm fatbDliid)en Yrtefter
9etpeibte Wraber.

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ben Grsbiidpf Gorrigar.
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&enntnib Der ensltlden Spradbe anSueignen,
mas ibm benn au4 iberraidenb i6nea ses
lungen tit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-20
: Bon Der ffeusrtpehr eradhIt Bic

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be bb9fte Sieb, bat be ut't Giier feem,
De 6aar ienb EN- ia al afieustl" @ro.
Bes @eld9ter.
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sr- menn cSemonh fein uuh an ar.

sae- @enn Semanb fem uno gu an.
uebmbarem preiie ipeifen tpiG, 10 gebe
er gum Mifitonss@arteu. Die
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r o o NJ bic beiien @etrdnte. tets frif6es
Bier unb feine 2iqutre unb Wsine.
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GaliforaiasMetue.

acknowledgement fnben Elm sroBes 24'
ger bon feinen California Meinen bel
Derrn s. =. Meper an Nlnm1
plaaa. 9err MeDer iu6t bic Meins
an Drt unO @tele aus u,.b fauft BRET
aus Dem 2eHer Ter Weinahdter. Nls
sutem aenner gelinst es i'm ffeis, bt.
beIien 5rrten a%us3uWdblen. ct fant
feline 2unben uno Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen perieben. &otbs uni
WeiBweine In boraHel.@er Qualitdi
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone -frel
tns 9aus 9eliefert.
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9as WerSieuft feat!

gi man5@en nnieren Mitbirsern mtt3utbeilea, baE
MIR Or. Rtnss neues S@winbiu9ts Seilmittel bereits
felt etner @eibe BON sSabren perfaufen, ebenio Or.
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electric 8itters, unb bdb MIR niernals 9etlmittel rer=
fault baben, bic 70 gut usebenA ober bic 70 ~ausemetu
~betriebtSt BADEN, pte bieie. Wir 36sern fetnen Nusens
blf6, bic Garantte fur beje Mittel ieber 3eit gu hber=
nebnlen unb finb tets beIett, bas peraussabte @elb 3us
rndsu5ablen, irean ibreul @ebrau4e tetne befrtebiseus
ben R~elultate sefplst fub. Diele liittel ~perbanten lire
srpbe gppularitdt ibreu eiSeneu @erbtenffen. Bum
Wertouf In allen Gpptbeteu unb tn Der Drpsuen : @rpss
Sanbluns BON Dreibl Gbpmpicn u. So.
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sanbbeit fam ntdDt sebeilt ,uersen

Saabbett FAM atd)t 8eteilt tperSen
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siebt nur sinen Meg, he Sanbbeit au f%uriren,
unb Der LIT ourd cOniitnttOnele SeiImittel.
xaubbeit pirb bur@ eiren e~ntainb.ten 3uianb
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9l6brs bernrfadt. Benn 6iefe &Sbre ii6 emit.
siinoet, babt ibr einen rumpelaoen Son uoer
Embellishments Geb0r ua6 tpenu ie gang &c.
fdIOFen 1T, erfOlst Saubbeit. unb nena Bic
gnt5dnbuug nidt sebOben unb biefe 20bre tpis,
Der in ibren eebOrisen 5ufanb Serfett tuerben
fam, piro Oas @ebOr fir tnmer aertSrt tper.
ben ; neun Sale unter aebn iin6 bur6 Ga.
tarrb beruria6t, tuelder ni9ts ais Elm entaiu.
better Sulfanb Der f@leimisen Oberad9en ii.
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bur@ &atarrb Seruria@ten) GoG bon Saub.
belt seben, ben mir niGt bur9 @inaebmem bon
3aa'S 8atarrb Sur beilen t0nnen. East gu9
uMionit @irculare tommten.
s. 5. Gbeae1 & 60, 9OIebo, 8.
8ettauft bon apotbefern, 4reiS rs @ts.
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$ommp: papa, mas berfebt mon
bentl unter einem berboteuen 8u92 pa;
pa: Gin Bud, baS teiu anfdnbieer
Meni@ lief, mein Sobu. - 8os left
bu benr ba, pa2-9ie 2reuaer.S onote
Is ii elm Establishment, msin 5obn.
2ahfe raid 3u Seiner Mutter: i'd sIau'
Be, fe bat bid eerabe gsrufen.
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i. Mors,bon Mpn mar MIA Gin mo,,

= Marfban 9ep mar aIs elm Mann
beriibmt, Der In teiner Situation elm
Blatt npr ben Munb gu nebmen pFeste.
Oils ct nod Der S6la6t BET Diagram
an Der Settle Rapolepns aber bic @abI,
liott riit, aeiste Der &aiier auf bic 3abI.
reiGen Gran3oienlei@ea unb ipya6 In
feiner pbraienrei@en Manier: .Sie
3obten baben beute Der Ration ben
episen Grieben erfdmpft." $50, er.
wioerte Nsp, Der bic Ptdne bes grobe.
rets su gut tannte. truden, ,aber einen
Grieben, ben He mObl ausibIieBIi9 fur
fid bebalten werben." RepOleon fdpieg
un6 nabm cine Priie.
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0err 8. S. aNaaer. g2n. az oa,

SER 6. s. @iiaer, SO. 217 Ot.
6oufon StraBe bdlt ftets bas DoQs
tommemiic 2ager In 3ei6enmateria'
lien, Sapeten, Garben, @las, SpiegeI'
glas, 8%ilberrabmen, Girnifea anb allen
3ei@nens unb Malersu tenflien. Rhnft'
Ierii9 aisgefibrte 8ilber unO 5tatuet'
ten &c. fnb In cine, iebensmertben @als
lerie our Inf6t unb gum 8erfauf auss
gefelt. Sn $apeten ua6 3immer6efos
~rationen IL bas @ef9maduoafe uab
9erefie bert gu fiabeu.
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HudIeue grusea.galbe.

Die bette SaIbe bsr @eIt fir S4nttte,
0ueti6uusen, @ef5tuare, Gieber- unb Samt'
aasf9Ias, Gls$tes s~eiPruasens sdaOs. Sretf'
alnrrtcibsn Ober feline Sesablans: gSnise
Satisfoetiou sarautirt ODER 6as @eIS pirb
auridertattet. % Gents bie S@a9tel. Bum
gerfauf in alien apotbelcn. Drsis, 9bomt.
fon C Co., MtolefaIe.
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pa Ser Yllmber s. 6. 0ltfina,
Wo. 20 MbeHue 8 nabe poff > Office,
bat, un ben sefteieerten Nnfpra9en,
bic at fem @ei9dft sefielt tuerbsn,
uaGtommen au f6nnert, f@ nit einem
ti9tigen Ga6manne, 9errn SbOmas,
aHociirt unb nirb mie geu6bnli@ our
3ufrietenbeit bes 9ubIitums ale Muf'
fridge raid erleoisen. SeIepbon 427.
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s@- STANDARD, Molin unb Nparp
2ultiOatOren BEL q. s. 9Ofbein .,
Militdr pla3a.
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us Id mid bemt 2efen Der Iiterarii6ea Wodeiirunn.
Y&au nur in serinsem MaBe sefeffelt fab, TiI meiil
Aust lnfdnie anf eiren nSaeitis' 9raum" betitelteii gr.
tiitl. Gtene Dir bemiia1 meme r~eberraiduns Dor, ala
to gum G&Iufe beFeIben erfab. baB sr nur als ei1t
&npreiiune bon Or. %ieree's @leaIant Weuets bieute.
Ni&tsbeitDiueuieer ba i'd bon fortp6brenosm 9opi.
i&mera sepIast nor, bei@lOB i'd %oieieIbeH gu ueriltdcn.
mpb fanb su meiuer sr6Sten 6reune, eaB bieIclberl mir
2~inoeruts ocri&afiten uno i'd ihlieBliG mad usitescin
@sbraua bon ben Nnfdaen mid ooufdnbis beFreit
iano. pisres's Beliefs beilen sopfweb oft i6on inliers
baIb eiusr Gtuube. Sic ayirfen milbe IarirerS NIB
5rilnoli& abfabrenb.. ie nod Der @r6Be Der Dpfs. ss
snseilebmes 2ayirinitieI. uirim ieben Wbeno beoor BEN
5nbettesebei cine. Sir GrtpadIeie betpirien bic, ea.
Don cine tbatise ieDO& i&mer;tOie. abfibrenoe Sur.
Sic peruriaGea feline @~ausi6merseu ober aabere lin-
paBli@ieiten. IS 1T Die bette. ie fabrieirte 2eber=Gile.
Die fIeinite. Jiuisite unO bic gum Ginusbmen ense-
nebmfs. @esen gerTopfums, SnoiseftiOa NIB biti5ie
Mnfdle babeI ~oWisI5tn nid1t ibrrssleibsn.
6abririrt IN bem GbeniTasn 2abora .uri,lm Des
mor!O's Dispsniars w7sOieal MiIoriat;on. So. ess
Rain etres,. Buffalo. 81. 9.
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Mlio bod!

Die folgenbe, bonn 10. lpdr3 botirte
Miiibeilung if foeben aus Der Bunbes'
baupltabt Wafbineton einaetrohsn:
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l1niern $500 s@ub fabren mir fell
8 Sabren un6 garantiren iebss paar.
NuG lit BEL uHs allies In 9amen., Ger
rerz, Gnabegz uab MG66en S9uben
;u finoen.
Cinderella Sd5aB St6re,
Ode Of SGufonfrabe unb Nbenue c,
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Cine 5o1s: 5asa;9e Oele9erbeit
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-13
SENSATIONAL BILLIARDS.
HatIey Makes Some Brilliant
Shots in His Match.

SnOCS HI his
Will F. Hatley is still in the lead in
the balk line billiard match at Foley's
hall on Jackson street. Mayer played
magnificent game, however, last night
up to the last few innings, when he
seemingly went to pieces and was una
BILE to recover himself before Hatley
finished his 300 points. These games.
which are free to the public, are at
tracing a great deal of attention from
the lovers of the sport, and there was a
goodIy attendance last night. Hatley
led off with a run of 50 points, ard then
he fell down for several innings, while
Mayer pounded out "A, II and IL, and
took long way the lead. Then Hatley
began to pull himself together in heroic
styie. and turned the tables in pretty
Way. lie was soon in the lead, and
finished an easy winner. Had ne
played even an average game at the
start, he would have had an admirable
average. As it was, he has an even III
10 his credit for each inning. Mayors
average was 81, or a shade less than
Z Mayer is training regularly now,
and will soon be in his old time form,
and he is liable to make it exceedingly
interesting before the match is con-
Guided. Hatley is in good form, but he
is surely playing in hard luck. The
balls broke badly last night, and he was
Obliged to resort to the masse often
when he should have had plain
carom. That is what made the game
sensational last night. 1t kept the
spectators electrified thr Oughout, and
an ovation was rendered Hatley when
he made an exceedingly difficult long
masse shot. aud kept the balls in easy
control. Hatley now has 900 points tC
his credit, and Mayer 494 Play will
resume at o'clock this evening.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-13
runs, and won easily. Attendance $50.

runs, and won easily. Attendance $50.
Score:
Cin'nati % 0 o 0 o 0 0 81 IL 8
Boston 20 0 0 0 0 o. 10
Batteries Mains and Vaughn, O'Brien and
Murphy; earned runs. Cincinnati 4; two-base
hits, Mains. Robinson; three base hit, Seely;
stolen bases, Robinson, Johnston, Carney,
Farrell, Brouthers; double play, Radford,
Brouthers; first base on balls, by Mains !, by
O'Brien 4; hit by pitched ball, Caravan.
Brouthers; struck out, by Mains 5, by o Brien
/; time, L 80; umpire, Davis.
ORIOLES SHUT OUT.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. II. - Louisville
won the second Baltimore game with
out much trouble to-day. Fitzgerald
was in fine form, and at least two of
BaltimOre's hits ware scratches. Louis
ville's hits came together. Long and
Van Haltren each made circus catch.
Attendance, 1900.
R. Il. e..
Louisville. 20 o 0 0 1 o Ia IL
Baltimore. 20 0 0 o 0 90 5 2
Batteries. Fitzgerald and Ryan, Mcmahon
and Robinson; earned runs, Louisville 2;
double plays, Kuehne, Jennings to Taylor,
Robinson TO Werden to Gilbert; left on
bases, Louisville g. Baltimore g.; struck out.
Long 2. Fitzgerald 2, Wise, Mcmahon: bases
passed ball, Robinson; wild pitch. McMa-
hon; stolen bases, Taylor. Kuhnei time, l:35
umpire. Ferguson.
GOOD PLAYING WINS.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 12.-Good hitting at
Opportune moments won tO-day's con-
test for the Browns. Lyons at third,
Fuller at short and MeGill'S pitching
were the features for the home team.
r. H. E.
n n A
" hGnlsi a.S Q 8 Q . . Z 3
Batteries, McGnl and Boyle. Carsey and
Sutcliffe; earned runs, st. Louis l, Washing
ton 2; twobase bits. Hoy. Fuller, Alvord,
Mcguire, Hatfield. Foreman: stolen bases,
Comiskey. Mccarthy, O'Nei, McCauley;
double plays, Lyons, Mccarthy and ComIs-
key. Hatfield and McCauley, Hatfield and
Dowd, Alvord and Dowd; first base on balls,
off McGill Q, off Carsey z; struck out, by Nc
Gill 9. by Carsey5; passed balls. Boyle, SUIT
cliffe; wild pitch, Carsey; time, 2:15; umpire,
kerins
COLUMBUS TAKES ONE.
COLUMBUS, o., Aug. r. Columbus
played ball to-day, and smOthered the
Athletics. DOlan was invincible. At
tendance, 800.
Columbus. 20 0 0 / o 2 OIL 9 3
Athletics. 20 / 0 o 0 0 / o % 4 2
Batteries, Dolan and Donahue, weighing
and Milligan: earned runs. Column us 3, Ath-
letics l a: home run, MillIgan: three-base hit,
Larkin; two-base hits, Wheelock, Crooks
double plays, Crooks, Wheelock and Leblanc
3~Corcoran, Larkin and Mulyey; base on
balls, off Dolan ,, off weighing q; struck out,
by Dolan 5, by weighing 5; stolen base,
Sneed: left on bases. Columbus s, Athletics
.: time Al: umpire. knell.
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Columbus. % 0 11O2 o.
AlhleLics O 0 0 0 0 l 0 o.
BASE BALL SCHEMES.
Brush and Won der Abe Hold a
COnfab.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Aug. 12.-President
Brush, of the indianapolis base ball
club, was in the city yesterday and had
a conference with President Won der
Abe with view of patching up peace
treaty between the National league
and American ASSOCIATION. President
Brush appeared we'll satisfied with the
result of the conference and has gone
TO confer with other league officials.
President Won der Abe left for Louis
vile, KY, last night, where he will
meet director of the Milwaukee club.
The latter will make a proposition to
buy the franchise of the Louisville club,
and if it is accepted the franchise and
number of the players of that club will
be transferred TO Milwaukee, and Louis
vile will drop out of the American as
ISOLATION. Won der Abe has signed
Darling, Rettger, McQuaid and Ward,
of the dIsbanded Minneapolis club.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 12.-Chris Won
Der Abe, president of the st. Louis base
ball club, said here to-day that he thinks
there will be no national agreement
next year unless the league comedies
several points. He thinks the assOcia-
ton eau hold its own.
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s. r.. HOWELL1s FAILURE.
Assignment Declared Voluntary
and for All Creditors.

CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-Judge George w.
Brown, of Dn Page county, sitting I'D
the county court, rendered decision
this morning to the effect that 5. r.
Howell. the insolvent lumber merchant,
created a voluntary assignment for the
benefit Of all his creditors when he con-
veyed his property to the First National
Bank of Chicago. The opinion was
given on petition of the North WiScOn-
sin Lumber company. Howell did
very extensive business, with branches
in Omaha, Atchison, Kansas City and
elsewhere. The petition alleges that
when he conveyed his property to the
First National bank in April last he was
insolvent, owing S1,750,000, while his
assets were only S1,500,000. This in
strument was not delivered to the bank
until July 4. The bank thereupon took
possession of HowelPs property here
and elsewhere. and the petition of the
Wisconsin Lumber company, which
was granted, was to have the bank de-
clared the assignee of Howell and that
it hold the property in trust for all OF
the creditors.
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The Secret OIL Fine Pastry.

Is wholly in using DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder.
The only pure Tarter Powder sold on the market
Other brands contain either ammonia alum other
aduerant Ammonia alum powders dry out, make the
dough too porous leaving bitter taste, etc.
No agency has assisted much toward perfection IN
cookery as Prices Cream Baking Powder Its ingredients
are sn1e and so blended as chemical
portions there is of either left IN
the food Hence be impurities whatever left IN
the finished food bitter taste faint of ammonia but
food raised with Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder partakes
of the natural sweet of rhe -four and keeps moist and
fresh for days. This powder qualities peculiar TO
it alone No makes such delicious pastry No other
contains the white of eggs.
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Miles. Laps.
FitZ in Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Blob FltZ-
simmons arrived from st. Paul to-day.
He is DESTROYS of making a match with
Ted Pritchard, the English champion
who defeated Jem Smith. A cable
gram from Pritchard was received by
the California Athletic club this after
noon, saying the latter would meet
Fitzsimmons for any purse the club
might offer. A meeting of the directors
will be held shortly to consider the
matter
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CROASDALE'S FUNERAL.
The Single Tax Editor Turned TO
Ashes.

New YORK, Aug 12.-The funeral OF
w. L. Croasdale. the late editor of the
Standard, the single tax organ, took
place to-day from the rooms of the Man.
haitian Single Tax club. The services
were conducted by Father Huntington
and Henry George. The Episcopal serv-
ice was read, after which MIR. George
made all address, paying high tribute
to the memory of his deceased coliabor-
ateur. After the service at the club
were concluded the remains were taken
to the Fresh Pond crematOry, where
they were ineinerated. Louis h. Post
will for the present take Mr.. CroaS-
dale's position as editor of the Standard.
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Bicyclists VS.. Pedestrians.

Owing to the great interest which IS
displayed in the race now in progress
at Schade's Park, West Seventh street,
the management has made arrange
ments for mixed race to begin on Mon
day evening next, between the two
we'll known pedestrians, II. 0. Messier,
of Denver. Col, Frank Hart, OF Boston,
Mass. and two lady bicyclistS of record
whose names will be given later; prob
ably, however, Armaindo. and some one
equally we'll known. The ladies to be
backed by Ed Moulton to the amount OF
$3.50, which will be covered and the
entire gate receipts added. The condl-
lions are that the ladies are to cover
two to the pedS' one mile