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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16

The newspapers everywhere in the
track of President Harrison's journey
have told what ne said, what Wanny
said and what old Uncle Jerry said
but not one of them yentured to tell
what "my son Russ" and Baby Nc
Kee said. Shame Had the party
visited Blackfoot The News would
have gone the whole hog or none and
told it all You betcher sweet life
when Grover Cleveland's presidential
party stops over at Blackfoot, enroute
to the National Park in 1898, The
News win tell the good things said
by all the distinguished members OF
his party.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16

THE Washington Evening Star of
May 5th, says this on changes Of
Senatorial seats
The succession of Senator Dixon to
Senator Edmunds' seat has resulted
in two other changes. Senator San.
ders of Montana takes the chair vacat-
ed by Senator Dixon. while the seat
which has heretofore been occupied
by Senator Sanders has been awarded
to Senator Dubois of Idaho. This
gives Mr. Dubois a better location
than he expected to get during his
first session.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16

THERE is strong probability that
the next Republican National Con-
vention will be held at San Francisco.
The Republicans of California offer to
take the delegates when they reach
the Rocky Mountains and pay all
their expenses until they get back
there, thus effectually disposing OF
the extra-distance objection; and there
are various reasons why the Pacific
Coast ought to be favored in the mat
ter.-Globe Democrat.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16

AN old Californian says he can
readily remember when Sam Clemens.
as Mark Twain was then called, was a
very indignent reporter on the Morn
ing Call, in San Francisco, not having
money enough often to buy his din.
ner. He was standing disconsolate
one day on the corner o: Montgomery
street with cigar.box under his arm.
An acquaintance saw him asked him
what he was about IL am moving, ("
said the humorist, sand Carrying with
me all my worldly goods" He then
opened the box and displayed his en-.
tire wardrobe, as he styled it-an old
clay pipe, paper collar and a well
worn necktie. He is now worth prob
ably sl,000,900 but he got this, not
by writing, but by an advantageous
marriage and by the publication Of
other persons books, which be con
sidere the only profitable kind Of
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16
Desert Lands. ..NOtlce OF Intention TO
Make Proof.

United States Land once, BlaekGoot, Idaho,
May 5th, lsgi.
l. Rosa Ciendenner. OF BiackfOot, bingham
County, Idaho, who mBde descrt-iand applica'
ton No llA on the 18th day OF April, lsaJ, TOR
the fractional sWA section 80, Township 2
South, Range IS East. the SEA and Ea SWta
Section %. Township SOuth. Range ~ East
g. NJ, hereby give notice OF my intention 70
make flnal proof To establish my cialm u the
land above described before Register aud Re
ceived at BlackfOot, idanO. on Saturday, the
prove that said land has been properly irri.
gated and reclaimed tn the manner required
by law, by two Of the following Witnesses
Isaac Ericsson, Eugene 7 Hose, Thomas
Idaho.
PERRY J. ASsoS. Register,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16

GETTING down to small business.
The Treasury department of the gov
eminent has paid out within few
days past s234, 900 in dimes, and has
ordered the minis 10 coin 1921 900
more in dimes. This seems to be a
sort of clean up of the big surplus
Cleveland left in the treasury.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16

THIS week Jim Blaine is the almost
unanimous choice Of the Republicans
for leader in 1892, and next week
will come the news that Jeems could
not be made to run under a pressure
of all the steam the Republican party
could generate with improved ma
chinery. It's funny how Jeems is
pushed up the hill one day and how
he walks down the next day. The
NEWS supposes that men of frmness
would grow tired of this-"he will
3ad he wont"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16

IT MAY not be breach of conf
dence to state that Mrs. James G.
Blaine is holding the reins over her
husband and may pull him of the
track entirely in 1892. That good
lady shudders at the thought OF a re-
yival OF the scandals of 1884, and,
for that reason, will not entertain a
thought of her husband accepting the
nomination.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16

AS speaker to school children
President Harrison has proven a sue
cess. He never missed the mark in a
single instance in his talks to the
little ones grouped around him and
arrayed in their best bibs and fuckers.
Wannamaker, Superintendent of Beth
eny Sunday school will have to give
up the palm to Brother Ben.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16

ENTERPRIsING party leaders are urg-
ing a call for their National conven-
ton in May next year instead of in
June or July as in other years agone.
This will make The convention one
year away, and the country to know
whom Grover Cleveland will have to
beat.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16

A DISTINGUISHED divine of New
York died last week from the effects of
swallowing cork. This surely was
carrying drinking to an extreme, and
the good ladies of the W. c. 7. u.
can cite it as warning 10 careless
and immoderate drinkers.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16

BLAcKFoOT Republicans are I'M
questionsbly for Blaine in 1892, but
then, that did not keep them from
paving honor TO President Harrison
when he was in the county. Come to
think about it there is nothing small
about our Blaekfoot people anyway,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16

IF President Harrison attempted
to criticise anything or anybody adj
yersely on his itinerary from Wash
ington to Washington it has not been
given to the public. The old man
even praised the Southern people and
Southern cities when a few months
before he wanted Force Bill yoked
and clinched on their necks.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16
New Millinery.

take pleasure IN saying to my lady
friends that | have just received q
stock of New Millinery; those wishing
to get bargains as well as new stylish
goods must call early and get choice.
Mas. HOLBROoK.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16
BUSINESS failures over the eoul

BUSINESS failures over the country
are becoming as common as the tick
ing of clock when its pendulum
swings to and fro. Money matters
are painfully tight, and there are no
indications of thaw in that line very
soon. The West Is not the only sec
ton of the country feeling the squeeze.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16

authorship An intimate friend of
Twain says that it is as easy to get
joke out of him as it is hard to get a
dollar.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16
Desert Lands. Notice Of Intention 10 Make
Proof,
UsITED STATES LAND. oVTIcE, !
BlHskfoot, Idaho. Aprfl gNth 1901 /

\ ADDISON ". LyOns. of Blaokfoot Idaho.
w ,l 81 made desert-land application No gr, on
, ny - 1iiy ~ May. 1859, for HWi4 Section 23
a nOtge % my intention b. make final proof To
ss.aDllsn my claim 10 the land above deacribed
9eiOte hegister hnd Receiver at ulackfoot on
lSAPect 70 prove that said land has BEEN prup.
srly irrigated ana reclaimed IN the manner
relniIed w Inv, bs two OF the following VIII.
Il '' G,.,Jo nn howles, Norman jones, Hcubcii
Idaho, ~ ~ "''oh'oo''
pguHy !, Assos. Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16

PRESIDENT HARRISON in his swift
race through Idaho and in the brief
speeches he made did not fail to try
to impress the people that they were
under obligations to him for Idaho's
admission into the Union of States.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16
PEDIGREE /.

DAN NETnERBY was sired by Joe
Netherby imported by Joseph Thomp-
son, of Canada. Old Joe Netherby
by Moss-trooper, pure CIy desdale,
bay horse, short legs and free OF all
blemishes. He was bred by the late
Mr.. Russell Guards, from Amber.
land, out Of a pure-bred Clydesdale
mare by Sterlingshire champion.
Champion by Mr.. Brownslees Lofty,
who gained prizes to the amount Of
s20O-never was beaten and allowed
to be the best draft stallion in Scot
land in his day. Netherby was bred
by Mr.. Townes, dam by Little John,
imported By Anthony Hill, Of Whitby,
grand dam French mare. Dan Meth.
erby's LIST dam by a thoroughbred
Eclipse, I'd dam by Messenger.
Terms:
Eight dollars cash or ten dollars
the first day Of August next. No in.
surance.
J. A. BEERLEY.
Blackfoot, Idaho.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16
5000 Trees For Sale.

Five Thousand Lombardy Poplars
from to 5 years old for sale. Place
your orders early and get choice.
GEO. W. BENJAMIN.
Blackfoot, Idaho.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16

A local photographer tells a story
of young man who came into the
studio one day and asked nervously
if he might have little conversation
With him. The visitor was painfully
ugly, and after some awkward blush
ing and indefinite illusions, he asked
the artist if he supposed he had
among his samples picture Of any
Young man who looked like him but
was better looking "What do you
mean, young mani" asked the pho
tographer "Well," replied he, max
ing clean breast of it, IL am engag-
ed to be married. Toe young lady
lives out West. She is going home
tomorrow. She says she thinks I'm
so good she doesn't mind my being
homely, but she wants good-looking
picture to take home with her to show
the girls"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16

This month is May, next month IS
June, the next July, then August,
September, October November and
December and the whole year gone
and Bingham county republicans have
caught no appointments. Blesb YOU,
how they brood ovor the matter
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16

PREsIpENT HARRISON is homeward
bound; when he gets there you will
hear nothing more of Jim Blaine's
candidacy for two weeks.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16

JAPAN has not been heard from,
and ex-senator Blair is down at Wash
ington sadly waiting for tidings from
far over the sea.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16

Not selling out at cost but NEW
GOODS as low as the lowest at Mrs. A
Z. Barnhart's.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16
Dan Netherby

This fine Stallion will make his
stand this season at my stables, near
the town Of Blackfoot, county Of Biug,
ham, Idaho.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16
Desert Lands. ..NotIce Of Inter
Make Proof
UriTEp srATTs LAM. n !,
Blackfoot, idaho, May ~

UNITED FTA1tH 49, 49, -IllH
BlackfoOt, Idaho, nhy
I, John NJ. Herman, Of binns,,iie,sl
Idaho. who made describing 80
itp5, ON the end day % April, lsyif
of sFti aud 81 OF NEia and Nmnnmre
section "a, Township 4, South, ha ,d,,
hereby give notice % my lntenuv,no
final prtiuf 20 establish my claim ,nd
above described before Register Ky. w.
at Blakfoot, Idaho, on Monday, .n i've
June, 1891, and that expect 70 and
land has been properly irfighVsus IA
cd IN the manner required by in"'
tho following witnesses ; Vim
ThOs. j. Kerr. James NJ, hlnek vnot.
ChHfleH w Norman MI ~ HlaohaV I'D
PYpHY ! hrson' II
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16
Carrying Mail, Passengers and Express,

80 - w F7T''1'7 '1'7111'7'Es
Carrying Mall, Passengers and Express.
Leaves Blackfoot Daily at 4 a. m. for the Bia
Lost River Mines, Houston, Challls, BOnanzA
Clayton, Custer City, Ktna and bay Horse
Passengers arc carried In first class coaches
driven BY careful and experienced drivers.
Eating Houses on the line are unsurpassed
Accommodating agents WHO are ready at nj,
times to furnish patrons with fun information
regarding towns, mines and surrounding couu.
try. For further Information apply 20
FRED vOGLER, Agent atBlackfOot. Idaho
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16
THE IDAHO NEWS.

fsutered az the postoffce at Backfoot. Idaho,
for transmission as second class mail matter
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16
Idaho Stage Go.

The cheapest, the shortest and most direct
route between the North, East and
West and the points named.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16

BrAcKFoor, IDAHO. MAY IL, 1891.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02
GEerlet.

- Die Direttofen ber y@omme,eial
grbanse4 babeu auf Gamifag Mbenb i'm
Opernbaufe cine Welfsn Yetiammlns
finbsrufen. glu1 mtrS bic @rAange
otsisebn neue Di,eftorea l1ableu.
- Die Nlamo iSeuess 9erliGcrungss
9eislf9aft bat tine GiDIbeaoe erfldrt
uub tibertrdst ihs Hcae elhr einsn &e
isrDefonb non $27, 900. Gam Nabss
rid reignirte als prdfioant; Die Msu.
pahl Dirb bsi Der ndblten Berlamm
lung bet Aftiondre hat fiaben. Der
Obige Nusueis ,tsisbs. bsb tsinis9s
Sniiitute fib ToDl bs3abler, Denn fie
gut Deripdltet lDeloeu.
= Die 8runteisentbums uebsrila=
eungen fiir ben Wonat December be-
trasen 1897, ,965.
= Die Bdlle bes GafinD, SurasYers
Elm. Garmonies@lnb unb anberer Ges
iellf9aften ON SDlDeIier.MbenO tparen
fdmmtli9 iebr 3ablrei6 befu9t. Die
Damentpelt eatfaltste briIante 9oi.
! Ietten; Sugenb unb @96nbeit berlieben
ben BaDfeften einen md9tiseu &eij.
- Nnt Mbenb 0as 81. December fas
men Stuei Garmer Don Union BaQeD nit
ibren Gubrwerten In bic @ampDar0 bes
6errn Carl Stude. Ser cine, 2sDi
golbmanu. beponirte I'm Store $6, Der
an6ere $104 In 9ilber uno $50 In pas
piergeio. am auberen Gage perlangie
@Olbmann iein DepOlit Sariid unb 0err
5tude modte bas 8eriebsn, oaB er ibnl
bic $l04 ousbe3ablte. Spider, aIs fi9
Der gigentblmsr bieies geirages mel.
bette, wurbe tet Srrtbum entbedt. @Olbs
mann NOR abSejo9en, murbe aber Dor
oeLl Poli3iItsn 9enneifp perbaftet.
- Die Weibna6ts Mussabe bss
v@Ommercial aepOrter" brinat cine ges
naile 2ifie aller 9anten, .grbBerer unb
tleinerer. tuel6e in ben erften L Mona>
ten Des Sabres 1890 In Can Mntonio
aufseilbrt morbsn fnb. Sie 3abl Der
@rlaubniBfAeine fur BcuteH felt fG
tu6breub Oes genannteu 3eitraums aui
1,701 uno Der bon ben @igantblmern
abgeiddbte Mer!b Der Heuen @ebdlbe
auf $973, 545, lpubei nod 81 bemerten
! 1T, baB ber Wertb bisler Der tleinereu
8auten, Gtdlle u. (. 10. in Der 2iife gar
Hidt an9egeben lpirb. Der Reporter"
elaubt ben pittliGen tbatlG9Ii9en
Wertb ber Ieubauten alf minbefens
ben boppelten 8etrag, $1,947, ,090 Der,
: anfGlagen su btirfen. Dem porbarge.
benoen Sabre-1889-Segent5e BAT
f@ bic 3abl ber observation-disclosures
mebr aIs berb0ppelt.
- Wdbrenb Der Na9t bonn 81. 5ra'
den Siebe In ben G9ubifore BON Sili
& Co., 248 Weif Commerce 6traBe Elm.
sic fprengteu oas G@loB Der 2absn.
tails; erbeuieten aber rur einise Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02

Dte
@adentlide 6reie Ssreiie fit seras
eri6eint
jeoen Qouneraa8
unb fpitet
$3.50 fir has Sabr pner $1.25 t&s
e MDnate In WuramSbesAblHmA.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02
Gin poetifder selbftutDrber.

Gin diili9er Mann In San Granciss
co, Nameas 80. Meiiier, ber f,iiber
elm G9dnte beiob, erIdboB fd oieier
Sage am Grobe feInes Ginbes auf benz
Obj Gellotus Triecbofe. Oem 6elbit<
morbe f6siuen Gamilienspias ,u @suns
De au Iiegen, tpie aus folgenber an feline
Srau, nit ber er felt 81 eSabren bers
beiratbet par uhb bic er nit ibrem
Wdb9ennamen. als Grduleiu Grim,
anrebet, geri6tsten poetiiden Spiel
beruorgebt:
San SraneiScp, 21. Dec. 1890
8eiinae Did, Neib, bon ber erften Stunb,
$50 ieb Did bab' eefreit:
Gn bdtteit Su faitm Elm Bett,
llno mas mar 9ein Gelb
8eiinne Did nun in lester 3eit
9ait Du setrasen Santnet uab Seibenfleib {?
gSer bat nun stiles itetS gelhaffen q
Den 5u bebanbelit gum Gdlub ais 9tffen. ~
SD lage Dir iebt in letter Stinb,
0u brautit nod 9einen Treunbihaftsbunb;
Oenn mas Ou getrieben NIT bieiem Saffen,
9as maht Did gum SdIub nod gum sr5bten
glifen.
80. Meiiter, 331 ste Ctr.
Sn einem anberen Briefe erfldtte
Reiiier, bob feline 6rau uno ibre BE.
rat1erinnen, Deren Jiamen er nennt,
iebt auf benz Oso GelloussGrieobofe
ibre @eibnadtsseidente in gmpfang
tebmen f6nnen. Gin Nugen3euge bes
Selbiimorbes tpar 6reb. Ot. ber Wei.
lfer In elmer WirtbIdait getroffen bate
un6 auf beKen Ginlaouug NIT ibm gum
Griebbofe tpanberte. lnteripegs purbe
aiemli6 getrunten unb 8eibe murben
Itort benebeIt. Rad Olf's Mngabe iebte
fi6 Wteifer auf bas @rab feines Qius
bes, sog einen &epOloer unb nit ben
Worien: p@enn Nnes ni@t biIft, ipirb
bieies belfen", i9oB er R6 cine 2usel
bur1 Den &opf."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02

Sn, hos III F5mersr. DsnfsH mir et'
mus na,t'. - Ddten Sic lyrt Antunft
bereits aase5sisia
Sa. fDon pom Saore aus; in bem
guaeuh:ite. no Id gtlalbei loar.
Ser flsiae i5ranaoie h!idis nahbsHt.
ltd bDf nd BIN. Gein @sf0t, bas BEL
ieiner anlanft etmas flifGer e.f6ieneu,
ucr tDieter itsiralt eenc.Deu. Wilbs
bagea b, obaGteteibn duf fmerflani. @uo.
l!h iag.e GellIsur:
Jhrer 8raxi: st, tann lsiosr nit Der
beutiGsn BoIt niht mtbt ihreiben. Gie
nd9iig b,iuBt a5nen aasFiih,Ii9e 8ries
IFe. - Gas Iii fAidatbar eumm. geftebe
IS leihif, aber ID fiube Eidts Gtiiseres.
Nsia bas III 9els gut, untefbra6 ibn
9iiaibsr. Gr ttai or fcinen G1reibz
HID unO ieste bic beifen Dspe|hsn auf.
Dann lab er NOD ber llbr. Sd mub
iest f0it, la8'e ct. Wsnn fsbsn mir uus
iDiebei2
Bonn s. Sbueu poBt. SO Bin frei
unb nur Sbretluegsn In paris.
Damn DDlItr mir aulammen eKen.
Erehen mir uns um fe9s llbr bel
BoiIin!
Gaus einberitanbenl MliO um feds
llDr BET 8oilin!
nnb bamii entIerute iid Deiieur.
Die uatetbaItung nit Milbbagen
bette ibn betfiimnt. @r hsate faum
eiaeu 3msifel, haB bic i96ne Marquiie
an BEN Ireubrud) ieines Greunbss
itbalo lei. absr er mollte fi9 polls Sc.
lDiEbeit iiber eiesen. puhft psrfAaifeu
unD besab fi1 mad oen bOieI Bs6.
Die Gralt MatquiIe lit rid 3u Saus
| ie, fagie ber Yortler.
S66nI Damn wetSe id1 beute atbeno
mieberlOmmen.
Der Seti yicIome Dtirben fG ber.
gebii9 bemiiaen. Die 6rau Marquile
1T ouf Dem 9aAbe.
Wann fommt he surads
Das weiB i'd ni6s, 6err gieOmte.
Der pDrtier mar tin gut geihulter
Maan, feiu @efht lieB nitt erfenneu,
Oh TT log ober bic Wabrbeit fagte.
OefIisur bemlbte li9 ii6sigens aud
ni6i, irgenb etwas oaraus sa leleu.
Gin 3wousiGfronteniad tuiirbe ibu
lpabri9sinli9 iiber ben luirtli1en 9bats
beifnnb aufgetldrt baben, aber Der fIeine
Mann tpar III 3attflbIenb, i'm fi9 bic
Babrbeit Guf bieiem Mese 3u berf9af.
fen. St EiEtsrIieb cine Sarte unb sinq
ieiner Wege. Gem EaubOurg ct. So,
note Ju.
gln Der gde Der Strabe suurbe er burG
sinise boriiberfabrenbe @a0en aufee,
halteu. bic i'm berninberten. iiber BIZ
! Strobe gu stben. 5n @ebanten brebtt
er fid TN unb iab na1 Dem 6otel Biz
3uriid. Jn beinielben Iugenblid trat
ein 6err In isnes 6aus. SeiReur er,
fannie WiIb5ngea. Dieter, sen GopI
geienEi, bate feiusa Greunbnibt az.
| ieben.
\ Run ipn mid munbern, Oh CT eben.
falls abgeuieien tuirb, faste fid Defiieur
lEortfcsan3 fcIst.I
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02

Gin Fsiber bel ber Nrmee Hebenber
DunbarSt unt isbt bebeuienbsr 4r3t i'm
Diiliden So.5a, mute unIdn0ii auf els
nige Sase fein 0sitn berlaKeu, ndbs
reab ieiner ab@eienbcii befcm eines
Der Rlaeer cine fdmere grtdltung, ipos
rauf feine frau iofort cine s5laI@e
D@bamberlaia's @ousb 8emebpa bolen
lief. Niit benz er3ielten 9eluItate mar
ae 10 sufriebeu, bab bel dbnIi9en isdlen
5u beri@isbeuen 3eiiea bieisIbe Mebiain
sebran@i iDurbs. gia6 eigener ueber.
5susuHg bebaupiet ber alrji, boB es bos
3noeyIdlfiefis PrGperat segen gttdIti:ng
tDdre uHb before grfolse er3iele, aIs It's
.geflb zines. Das CT ie gebrau9t babe.
3u bertanfen bel ". gohen & Co.,
3aIieDer q Soa uno allen bebeutenben
GrDnuiIieu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02
gSir terfanfen &onnets nnb EOanes

Solbaienipielerei obne Siun unb
3med @s!b 3ur 8srfiauns su helen.
Nus bent Beri6t bss 2anbamts
0orfiebers 6au eeht berpor, bnB
su gaos beg leDten @eiGdftsfabres, am
81. augnf 1890. 1900 900 Nder
@taa!slanb berbn9tet fDnren, unb bdB
mad einer nidat iu bo6are.fsusen 56d.
bune, bic 3abi ber rerpamtetem Nfer
RdD auf bole $1,000 900 gefteigert babsn
tuirb. Sm 8erlauf Der lebten bciben
Sabre iinb BON Rem DerpGdteten
5idatsIonbe 500. 600 Ndtr an IpiIflihe
MnRaoIer be,tauft porosu. Bstreffs
berienigen Gdufer, tpeite unter benz
aanbgsieb BON 1879 uno 1881 staats.
| ldnbereien erlrDrben batsn uub nit
ibren 3oblungen (RopitaI nnb 3inlen)
i'm 2idfGnb geblieben tpa,en, Iiab Die
n6ibigen Norfebrnngen getroHen unb
Data suTammengeltelt noroen, auf
8ruab neren iettens Der GiIisitt. un6
gountps psNnndlte iebt bic RlaseH an9e.
iellt tperbeu t6pnen; es uerbsn c.es
elm paar Saufsnb fein. unb aler
8DrausFht nod lDirb Die 5olge beriels
ben lein, oaB fur ben 5taatss 59uls
foHb eiae gang betrddtl;9e Bermebrung
! al erlratieri ftebt.
Nus Dem 8eridte bes 5taats.
@omptroIeurs tnir6 initseibeilt.
baB fi9 fiir has peniions GuO9et einI
Deficit bon $3.50. 600 berausfeni. Die
3abl Derer, tpelde bonn 5iaaie penlio'
zen erbalten, lpd9ii = tDie Die 3ableu
bss 8eri6!ss na9meiien. = nit iebem
Sabre; bisber Rnb 100000 per Sabr
bewiligt norben, in 3ufunft tuirb bic
5umnls bon $3.50, 900 erforberli9 fein.
/ gs feben beinnbe 500 Beteranen unb
Mittpen pon ipl9en auf Der penfonss
life, unb bic 3abl ber Iebteren III bic
bel meltem iiberpiegenbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-02
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ton, Sbip, epntattrt, hab e. unter ter Hebanhluns
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G9pinbiuft lite, unb hab ibm niGt mebr Su beIjeu
iet. Darebete ttm gu, Dr. a6nisS geue8 S@fpincz
fn&tss seelmtteI 5a sebrau&en. Gs mar has i&pn gu
elmer 3eit, ais er nt i'm Stanhe mar, auer nber bic
StraBe 1u seben, ebne ii unterwess auSsaruben Gbe
er nur elne babe GaIe Sebraut Bate fanb CT, bab
er fd nett webler bsfnoe. CT ieste baber BEN @es
brauA fort aub erfreut h beut bes been Bcblletns
Ber an bem gals ober cen Gtbmunsscrsanen lettet,
made einen geriuH batrit. gBir sorantren prue 8es
friebisuns.
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iale bet Dretb, 1bcmpipn g. So. In San Gntpnc Ieg.