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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-26
VINO Own River Bottoms.

Judge Young, of the Fourth Jndiciai
Circuit of Florida, has decided that the
State can not demand a royalty of one
dollar per ton on phosphate taken from
the beds of the rivers of Florida. The
Oca1a Union commenting on the decis-
ion assumes that it may be warranted
by precedent, but it declares that the
people ultimately will repeal laws that
deny them their just rights. 1t thus
continues:
It is the people after all that control.
They endure much. but when they break
through the conservative restraints"
kings tremble on their thrones, and
judges perform their duty. The process
through which it is done are show. but
the rights of the masses are being ex-
tended and the few restricted. The
same processes that gave all the lands OF
England to so few of her population are
at work in this country. and if not
checked will produce the same results,
and they are not likely to be checked
by Judge Young's decision.
These phosphates have been forming
in the soil and river bottoms in all the
ages of the past. and in the formation of
which we do not suppose that Mr.. al
bertus Vogt, Mr.. George W. Scott and IL
few others were alone in the thoughts
of the Divine mind. but we are orthodox
or unorthodox enough to believe that
the Divine worker intended these form
ations and deposits for the common en-
joyment of all mankind
Owing to the Legislative action and
judicial determinations, this has not
been the case, and the only thing left
whereby the people, in their collective
capacity, could derive the least benefit
from these gifts of wise and benefi-
cent Creator, was in the riparian rights
left to the State, whereby the State. for
the benefit of all the people thereof,
could levy tax of one dollar a ton on
all phosphates taken from the bottom
of navigable streams, and even this the
decision of Judge Young denies them.
And the Times-U nion says that all the
people will hail with delight this timely
decision. The exaction of this small
tariff, the Times-Union says, would
have crippled and perhaps stified this
industry and would have proven a great
detriment to the State. How much do
these men, who have gobbled up all the
river bottoms of the State, want to
make anyway? Do they want all the
earth aud the fulness thereof?
The cost of gathering the phosphate
from the river bottoms is merely NOM
inal, and delivered atany shipping point
is worth from S12 to SIS per ton, and in
the interest of this class of men, the
Times Union whines that the payment
of the pitiable sum of dollar ton
into the treasury of the State would
ruin them all and kill the industry This
is sheer nonsense and can not deceive
a blind man. The people make and un-
make the laws and they should see
that all the people derive some of the
benefits of these immense deposits,
which can only be regarded as divine
gift
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-26
Dempsey's Personal Tax Bill.

Apparently the crude suggestions of
Governor Hill in regard to the taxation
of personal property are to bear fruit in
one last desperate attempt to collect d
personal property tax in this State.
Without bringing up the point of a local
tax on personal property is the surest
way to drive out of the State the indus
tries needed for its prosperity, and with
out mentioning the utter failure that
has attended past attempts at personal
property taxation in this State and 9th
ers: without referring to the perjury
that such laws create, and the injustice
of their effect in making the honest pay
the taxes of the dishonest-it is only
necessary to read Mr.. Dempsey's bill,
as given in our columns recently, to see
how in9uisitorial and un-American m1lst
be any further effort to reach personal
property by taxation. BY its provisions
every taxable citizen must furnish to
the tax commissioners a complete list
of all real and personal property owned
by him, no matter where situated, all
moneys loaned, invested or deposited,
and all credits due. And the penalty
for failure to comply with the act is a
fine of $1,000. Such law as this would
raise storm of indignation in every
business center in the State. It" would
be an interference with private affairs
that would drive thousands into the
ranks of the single tax advocates.-N.
Y. Commercial Advertiser,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-26
Rank Treachery.

NEW YORK. March ia special to
the World from Buenos Ayers says;
A dispatch received here from Valparai-
so states that Mayor Valbiviesos of that
city has gone over to the insurgents
after winning over to their cause the
garrison, which deserted the fort after
spiEing the guns. The eS-government
troops then seized President Balmace-
da's transport. the Mazda. which was
anchored in the harbor. and which was
loaded with gatling guns, rifles and am
munition. After this the mayor and
garrison embarked on board the trans
port and steamed nOrthward.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-26

than show of protest But even in
the northeast there is not more than
one such democrat in every ten thou
sand In the west a democrat who
talked abandonment of the tariff issue
for any other issue whatever would
speedily talk himself out of the party.
Western democrats are opposed to re-
publican methods of controlling the
currency and they are determined to
correct them, but in the republican
abuse of the taxing power they recog-
nize the greatest evil of federal gov
eminent as it now exists as govern
ment against all except a limited class
in a few favored states.
In the coming congress, as in the
democratic platform, the issue of re-
forming the abuse of the taxing power
will be kept at the front, in precedence
of all other issues whatever. The
speaker chosen will represent that
issue. No one who has been doubtful
on it in the past will be chosen as the
chief representative of the democratic
party in the house. A mistake in that
respect would be an irreparable blum
der, and it will not be made. The next
speaker and the next chairman of the
ways and means committee of the
house will be men fully representing
the democratic issue against the Nc
Kinley bill as it represents an abuse OF
the taxing power to prevent compe
tition and restrict trade.
The democratic party will abandon
none of its principles, whether they APP
ply against monopoly control of the
necessaries of life, monopoly control of
money or of the public land. 1t will
attack republicanism at all points, but
its strongest attack will be made on
the central abuse-the abuse of the
taxing power for purposes of direct and
incidental larcenv.-St LOuis RepubI
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-26

LONDON. March 21.-A Berlin CORE
spondent states that the kaiser has or
nered searching investigation into the
condition of the military stores. Alarm
lists 90 so far as to state that the situa-
ton in some respects is not different
from that of France in the beginning of
the last war, and that extensive frauds
have been perpetrated upon the govern
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-26
a AIinnesotan Who Believes Window Was
Not a Resident of that State.

ST.. PAUL, Mimi. March 19.-Three
weeks ago Mr.. Reeves introduced bill
to appropriate $4,000 for securing and
placing in the national capitol statues
of the late Gen. Sibley and Secretary
Window. II is now proposed to cut
Window out of the bill, the claim being
made that he was not for some years
,rev;ous to his death a resident of this
.st,te. The bill was reported back this
morning with the name OF Window
stricken out and the amout reduced to
Gin 600. What action will be taken by
the house can not now be predicted
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-26
THE COMING CONGRESS.
What the Fight Will Be in the Fifty
Second Congress-.

StCUIItI NUHSTtSS.
The democratic issue in 1892 is the re-
form of the tariff. Other issues of i'm
portance to the country will be con-
sidered and treated in the democratic
national platform in the measure of
their Importance, when compared with
the tariff issue. We do not see how
there is any room to doubt that this
will be so, or to question from demo-
cratic standpoint that it ought to be so.
1t is true that there is democrat
here and there in the northeast who be-
1ieves that the conservatism the dem
ocratic congress is expected to show in
contrast to the radicalism of the Reed
congress is to mean the acceptance of
the Mckinley bill with nothing more
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-26

LONDON, March a1.-The duke OF
Rutland has gone to Grasse to make
everything ready for Queen Victoria's
stay at that place. The queen leaves
for Grasse on the esd, and will remain
until the end of April.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-26
A Costly Wreck.

LIMA. O., March 21.-An eastbound
freight train on the Pittsburgh, TT.
Wayne 81 Chicago railway was de-
rallied near Ada, IA miles east OF this
place, about o'clock this morning.
The train was loaded with cattle, many
he;np killed
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-26

Trips Undertaken for Health's Sake
Will be rendered more beneficial, and the
fatigues of travel counteracted, II the
voyager viii take along with him Hostel.
ter's Stomach Bitters, and use that plrtect-
i've and enabling tonic nerve inviy Orant
and appetizer regularly. Impurities In air
and water is neutraliZed by it, and it Is a
matchless tranquilzer and regulator of the
stomach, liver and bowels. 1t counteraets
malaria, rheumatism, and q tendency to
kidney and bladder ailments.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-26

It seems strange that anyone viii cor tinue
to suffer from the many Ills arising "A ON a
state of blood impurity when DR.. John
Bulls Sarsaparilla will restore perfect
health and strength. 1t is q wonderful re-
viver. 1t makes the old feel young, and
the young feel buoyant.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-26

If you are tired taking the large old fash
toned gripping pills, try Carter's Little Liver
Pills and take some comfort A man can't
stand everything. Onepil dose. Try them.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-26

THERE Is an antidote to every poison, ex-
cept the poisoning of malicious gossip The
only remedy agaSst that is to poison the
gossiper.--Somerville Journal
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-26

THE Public Awards the Palm to Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar for coughs.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-26

FIRST Broker-ssWhat has become Of that
messenger boy of yoursa He was slower
than DEATH" Second Brol1er-'"Yes, that's
just the trouble. 1t overlook him. yale
Record
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-26

BERLIN ought to be a good place for
topers, for it is a city always on the Spree.
Boston Gazette.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-26

TO BE q success soda water fountain
must be q first class fzzle.-Binghamton
Republican.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-26

4 NEW book for practical tree planters Is
thus endorsed by Orange Judd:
The entire book is ably written, and gives
trusty information for all who grow fruit
of any sort or kind Stark Bros, nursery
men, Louisiana, Mo-, will send it free to all
interested.-Orange Judd Farmer.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-26

WHY is an honest bankrupt the same as
a dishonest ones Because they both fail to
make p1oney.-Dry Goods Chronicle.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-26

Hollow eyed little children, worms are
making them miserable. Mothers get them
a box of DR.. Bulls Worm Destroyers. Chill
dren like them.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-26

NEVER since great estates were eat
ing out the heart of Rome has the
are now arising. And never more utter
proletorians.-Socjal Problems.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-26

IF you would save this Republic, if
you would save society, if you would
preserve free government to the end of
time, unjust taxation must be de-
StrOved.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-26
Purify
Your Blood

At the coming of spring the blood should DO
purified. as impurities which have been accurnulat-
ing for months or even years, are liable to mani
fest themselves and seriously AFFECT the health
Hoods Sarsaparilla is undoubtedly the b.st blood
purifier. 1t expels every faint of impurity, drives
out scrofulous humors and germs of disease, and
gives to the blood the quality and tone essential to
good health.
Every spring for years have made 1T a practice
to take from three to five bottles of HooIs Sarsa
parilla, because 1 know it purhes the blood and
thoroughly cleanses the system of all impurties.'
w. FL LAWRENCE, Editor Agricultural Ep,tomist,
Indianapolis, Ind.
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MNerlef.

Set Montag Nbenb tit Gabolpb
S6r6osr, Barfeeper in Sps & Safes
Solon, peri@uunben.
Der 5tabtrata bat bic 8etitioa
Der @1eeIfor @uarbs, bic Den San pe.
BRO Springs parf am 25. gu elmer Set.
liGteit benuben MOLTEN, abQewielen.
0eute Morgen gegen Z uhr brad
eiM tleiaes Da@s nnb Gaminfeuer In
Dem Boarbinsbauie, @de Marft. unb
4!amoitraBe, aus, bas bon Der 5euers
wehr idaea gel6f1t npurbs.
Ser Mil9mann u. GenpIOn, Elm
%ftoljer Sohu Nlbions, mar bod ni1t
10 ftoIs, oae er es pstfdmdbt bdite, Ieine
WeiId onrd cine geb6riee Bortiou San
peorcsW aher au s%perldngern". I'm.
aladlidesmeiie fiel er benz tdbtiiden
Mildinipetior In bic &ralen uub beKen
@alaftometer mics untriigli9 mad, baB
unfer "IIenglishman'' gemanf1t bate.
gr tDurbe 3u $40 Strafe %berbonnert,
ertIdrte aber fpfort. baB ct on ben bris
tif6en Gonful In @albefon appeliren
Derbe. Sas III re6t, belfeu wirbs
auar Ni4ts, aber es ma6t fi9 bod
re6t gut!
SIN 0auie bes 6errn urb Der
Grau 9ablep. So MiQfraBe, finbet an,
Wbenb Deg 20. Suit cine gelelige gu.
iammenfunft nit greisberloofung gum
Befen oes Friendship Temple No. 2,
(Pythian Sisters) ftatt. Befen 9ant
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OefentliAe Mnseige.
Mapors Office,

SuH NHIuHlD, 70. sum-, VI.
@erReaelte Nueebote perben in oiefer
SfFee big gum Is. SuIi 1891 Mittags
II ubr entgegengenommen fir ben
Saul zines @runbftadss fir elm GduIs
baus in bet s. Marb.
Sas Nngebot muB Nnsaben tber bic
Sage, Gr6Be unb oen Yreis bes Baus
plaBes entbalten, nslder lebtere nift
peniger als 220x250 SUB meKen
barf.
Nae Yerionen uelde Nuaebute eius
rei6en. mi6en beim Gtabtz@ lerf flint.
ai9 $3.50 Dollars beponiren, dig cine
8arantie ibrer Nbfdt, meI9e @umme
an eie Stabt berfauen 1T, foate Der
Gleentbtmer bes aeceptirten 8runbs
ttads ft9 ipdter netgern, bal1elbe an bic
5tabt ab3utreten.
Die 5toot bebdlt fa oas &eGt Dor,
lrgetlo zines ober ole Mngebote aurids
5umeilen.
Nngebote miiRen an ben Mapor OBJ
brelfrt unb Proposal for a site for a
School House in Ward No. s" iiber=
fGrieben fein.
j. g 6reiner.
Mtteitirt: @telbertretenber Manor.
y. .. GIeubon. @tabtz@ Iert.
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staStrAtbsperbanslmmsem

ps.!vle PCT usalw.eusae" S.'s Ma
waaOsa ea.sss.as.H'naas.a , au a s;r
Guy Sss S sau @pat w.D saA
gsanpruu ~ q" "'u's P'Hsuus u"'
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Uas o ospa.u.n. Del Swe'euuist ~ul
osa S9 m, os,D.aags: ga. so... oa.taa.
U. ussa. O.un~s ian LINEN ;2ou'oS''
e NJ nsa av.mr S,ssss g sss Gnn;ns
LIZ u sa. Sas.nsgam uua Y. y. sD a1no
WY o 1n' aDegIeInsss'u.as wv SAoV
uui So0 psl UuS gsra Ivy ~ .,ak..
2. S.uaus etpui. Szo'oV ~ p'e' ue'
sugrls S'saetn susnu. w.k...
UosssHgs pe..''unsA os Tsa.n s'.uas'
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@eiatbbeit lit gaeidtbast

Or. g. 6. WsH8 g2erpens nab @ebirn : Gnr tt Elm
sarantirtes fpeeiiil1ts SeiInitteI far 9rfferte, 9rauls
pie, nerr6ie Nenratgta, aDpffHmer3en, nerp6fe ftebers
res5lu9 uno Nbfpannnnsy perurfaHt bur@ ben Gber<
lett Rtebersef4Iasenbetf unb @ebirrerpet@uns, bic
tn Wabnftnu au8artet unb algemeines Glenb, GieHs
thnm rne COB terteifabrt, 2Gs If aud eth Seilmtttel
pofsn5 BEL Beiben GeI4Ie&tsra, GpernatDrrboea, Sers
afiadt tur4 seilige reberanirensuns cber 6urA
Jnsenetanben. Je6e G@a9teI entbdlt bic sur fur
etnen Mkrndt. $I.00 bic S&a@tei, cher 6 GHamtetn
aBir sarantiren, bab s S@adteln iehen Eau better
FueEeen; MRtt feter gefenuns fur 6 S@a1teln, Die Bet
ans NIT benz yEetie e~tnIdnft, fenben mir benz Beieuer
nHieren t&rtftltHe1 @arantte S@etn, bas mir bas
@eie sarhdf5tden, penn baS Wittsl feire SeiIuns bes
wirtt. Gpl4s Gheine merbeu nnr ausgefteut bonn
gttp DrnB Stere QGin5t9e aeenten) No. s Gat
emmer Street, Gan antcnfo, Teras.
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Scr beutidbe 9aa.

Dos Gentralr@pmite Der beutf6same>
tifanif1en Sag eielihaft bat in ieiner
Sibung BON %. B. Mts. befAlohen,
f~olgenben Beridt iiber ben Stanb Der
6inan3en Il. au ber0featlidea unb
eleiGaeitig bic Bhrger Sun Nntonio's
gu elmer MaHenberiammlung am Wone
tog. ben q. Suli. Nbenbs 6 ubr in
&if9e's Spsrnbaus einsulaoen, in Dels
der uher fernere Sdritte CUR Geier beg
nDeuti6en Sases" beratben Dsrben foa
unb mnB, tpenn bic big iebt sebradtert
0pfer nidt ~nergeblid gemefen iein
follen.
Das @entrals@omite glaubte bel iei'
ner Formation bic bonn Set. prdRbens
ten perani1Iagten Soften our Geier bes
ndhfien Geftes nit $4,000 au~f5ubringen,
unb 3war umiomebr. als bas ~DorfGbrtge
Set Elm unbeffrittener @rfolg unb Der
Wunf1 ber Mie6erholung FOLDER Gefe
i'm publifum iebr laut mar. Daraufs
bin iibernabm Der Tef prdfbent bic
@el6dfte.
2etber bot bas @entrals@ omiie bic ers
forberIi1e Summe Bis iebt ni6t auf
briugen f6nnen unb mir laHen bier @ins
nabmen unb Iusgaben folgen.
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Dsmnaa 8aarbefann. ...""......$ 1920
CUR Dur1fibrung bes Gsifes fub
ober nod uubebingt erfOrberli6 ca.
So, 900 fir grri6tung zines 6@uppe ns
uno 81. 900 fir Seforutionsmaterial
uub @rbeit Der in MusH6t genommenell
Is 6efnagen. DieIen $4,000 teben
CO. $1,000 nod gu coleftirenbe getrdge
gegentber.
Wie bic &efTumme BON s.. 900 ouf=
aebraGt merben fam, mtRen mir ben
8ef9IiHsu Der Wafen 8eriamms
lung auteimfelen utlo eriuhen patrio,
tif9 ge1nnte unb namentli1 intereffirte
Birger unb @eiddftsIeute i@ am Mons
iog. ben 81. b. Mts., Nbenbs 6 uhr in
&ifdes Opernbaus reht Sablrei6 eins
3ufinben, UNI Die erfotberIihen Sdritte
3u beratbeu. Das fir 3 Sage borges
febene Geff 8,osramm uitb borgeleet
tperben.
@oDte bic erforberlibe gumme nidt
bei1aft Derben f6nnen, 10 feet fid oas
gentralsg Dmiis 3u feinem Bebouern sez
n6tbig., Ieine fernere 5bdtigteit ein3u<
}fenen unb bic b1rbanbenen Wertbe eis
mem BON ben G%ubieribenter gu ertpdbs
lenben gomits su iib~erseten.
Str bas Gentrals@omits:
Cigar m. prdfbent.
s. Derft If. 9dabmeiter.
emil 9in5, Sefretdr.
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ueberfahrcn anb oct1btet.

Wm Oonnerifag Na9mittag 5 abr
ereignete fi6 abermals in Der Sf.@oms
merce>, uabe Der Daher StraBe elm
i6redlider nnsliidsfau.
Cine elettrti6e Gar fubr iber BEN
IL Sabre alien 5obn beg 6errn @brift.
9auier, sermalmte ben O6erf6rper in
entieBltGer Weiie, ba pier &deer iiber
i'm bintpegginsen uub Der ungliidli9e
blieb tobt auf Der STEELE liegen. Der
Gopf mar beinabe BON. &umpf abge,
fdlnitten; elm Nrrl unb cine Oanb
p%olfdnbig 3erqustf6t unb mebrere
&ippsn Daren gebro6em.
Ser Motorfhbrer N. IS. Burner unb
Der Ronbutteur u. %. &obilon btelten
bic Gar. Die nit elmer @eI6minbi9feit
boa "a Weitea bic Stunoe lief, (fie
bate ebea ii(geftanbeu, UNI bic has
@eleiie freu3euoe @troBeEs DampfDal3e
boraberfabreu gu laRen) iofort, na9s
benz bas ungllid geE9eheu mar, on,
Wus Den ausiasen sebt berpor. baB
bet R1abe fi9 biuter Der Dampfwal3e
befanb, Don ben 5t~raBencars Bebienltes
ten alio Mot seleben werSen founte;
baB er in boiler gile lief uab unmittels
bar Dor Der Gar eri9teu, Die f9 ebeu
Dieber in Senegung geieBt bate.
9ta6 elmer anoeren Mittbeilung NOR
Der Gnabe auf Der 9ampfmaI5e sefah.
rem unb, als ibm Der plaB perboteu
purbe, bor BET Gar abgeipruugen.
Sic beiben NnseiteQ.en Der Gar nuts
ben berbaftet unb b!eiben In 6aft, big
bic unterfu6ung elgeben, mem Die
Sdulb bei3umeifan lit.
Die camille 9auier lit gang nieber.
geI9mettert wegen bss 8erluffes bes
auf9ewedten 5obnes unb grubers unb
3wei 59meHern wurben oaour@ auf
oas 2rantenlaser geworfen.
Dos 8egrdbniB Wilie SauIers fins
bet beuie Nadmittag itat..
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5oamtass Gruriioll.

Ser reguIdre 6onntagss@reurfDnss
aug Der Iranfas paB 8abu berldBt San
Nntonio in Der &ibtung mad 2eon
Springs, Ban Maub. Borne, Comfort
unb 6errbile Tim 8 nbr 8ormittaes
unb febrt nod San Wntonio 3urid UNI
8 lbr Nbenbs. Der 3ug hdlt ON allen
6ielen, bic f@ our abbaltuns BON
Bienie, iotpie gum 6if6en &c. eignen.
Sur etne Gabrt mirb fir bin uub
auriid bereGnet. Sebermann ionte f9
an Der @reurton betheiligen unh einen
Sag NIT @eib unb Ginb in ben fablen
Bergen 3ubringeni
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Stoat Obto, Stabt SoIebo,}
QucuB Gounth. s.. 8.

Grant 8. Gbeneb befdpSrt, bae CT Der
dltere Rartner Der Girma 8. s. gbeueb &c
60, III, tpeIde @eTdSf!e il Der S.abt Solebo,
IN oben senanntsm @ountb unb 9taate, tbut,
uab baB befapte 6irma bic Summe bon elm.
bunhert Dollars fir jeben Sail bon 4a-
tartb betablen ipirb, ber burd ben @ebrau9
bon 9aII'8 &atdrrb &ur ni9t gebeiIt
perben tann. Grant s. Gbeneb.
Sef9tporen Dor mir unb untsrfa rieben in
meiner @essuiOart am g. September A. d. 'S6.
@ u. IS. @Ieafon,
O~ ofentli6er @otar.
Sau's 3atarrb Eur piro innerli4 oenpm.
men unb pirft brett auf bas BIut unb bic
fdleimisen Sberfd9en Se8 Snftems. east
Gu9 umfonit oeusniGe fommsn.
g. s. Gbeneb & &c., 1Dlebo, S5io.
EW- gerfauft bon Apotbetern, Is gts.
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ssm Cinderella s@ub.gtpre,

Gde s ou # . n fra 81 u. Abe. 6,
1T ioeben angetommen: Gin GROCER
8orratb bon &inber . Slippers unb
Shubeu BON Is Gents a~ufmdrts.
9amen Sizes uno Slippers bon rs
Gents aufDdyts bis gu ben feiuten
Qualitdten.
9as Eager in 9amen. uno Serren.
SGub3eug, bod ober niebrig gef9nits
ten, nit Der 6anb Ober Maidire &c.
madt. TT groBartig, gu Preifen, bic
Seben In gritaunen feben miHen.
Wer feines uno auglei9 bauerbaftes
S9uDwert tragen mill, faufe i'm gins
6ereqa S6ub.9 Store.
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Mn5et9e fur Gomtraftore,t.
90 Office,
Stabt San Mntonio, Seras,
%. SuIi 1891.

HHt O&hk AOCA<
Gerfegelte Mngebote tperoen in bic.
fer Office entgeaenaenommen fur ben
Nnfauf unb ben Nbbru9 beg unter benz
"Bat Cave" befannten ftdbtif9en Sc
bduoes on Der Militdrs pla5a uno amar
big gum
5. Mmguft 1891, IL ltbr @prmtttags.
Sas Baumaterial bes genannten Sc
bdubes muB innetbalb bon breiBig (30)
Sagen nod benz 3uf6Iag beg @ontraf,
tes entfernt iein uub Der erfolgrei1e
Bieter bat Der Stabt ben Blab, auf Dem
bas 8ebdube fanb, glatt unb fret BON
alem Baui9utt &c. gu iiberlafen.
Nae 8ieter baden Die 5umme bD. ein=
hunbert ($100) Dollars beim County
Glerf baar au beponiren, als @arantie,
baB lie ben &ontratt ausfibren nerben,
tuenn fe i'm e1balten.
Die Gtaot bebdlt oas &e9t Dor, ie.
beg Der Nngebote aurtd3upeiien.
Sie Nngebote finb nit benz 8ermert
au uerfeben: "Bias for purchase of
Bat Cave Building and Removal
thereof uno on ben Wapor 3u abrei'
firen.
s. S1reiner,
Nttefirt: eteubertretenber Mapor.
s. g.. @Iaubort, @taotsG lert.