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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-29
MAssAcREo h. .Al AekA.

Sixty whaiers Killed by Natives of ths
Counrry-Crews of Two Steamers, vhe
Wero Wintering Near the Mouth of tho
Mackenzie River, Slaughtered by tho
Indians. ~ tN
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.--A catastrophe
is reported by the treasury departmen mt
from the Arctic regions. 1t is said that
the crews of two small steam whalers
wintering near the mouth of the Mack
enzie, 500 miles east of Point Bar
row, have been massacred by
the natives of that region. There is
a great whaling ground, probably the
best in the Arctic, taking one season
with another for about 100 miles on
each side of this great river. Some
seasons, however, the ice is so solid
that it is not until late in August that
an entrance can be effected by crowd
ing through the ice, striking the
whales feeding off the mouth of
the Mackenzie. In view of these
facts the Pacific Whaling Company
prepared two of their smallest steam
ers. the Grampus and Hume, for a
winter stay at a small bay or inlet
near the mouth of the river. All told
the crews of the two vessels mum Der
sixty persons, well equipped and pro.
visioned for a loSg siege, with
rifles and ammunition, not so much for
purposes of defense as for supplying
themselves with game. Heretofore the
natives have been very friendly to the
| whites. Whaling crews encamped on
the land would not be under any such
strict discipline as might be enforced
on shipboard, and if their intercourse
with the natives was offensive they
have probably been overpowered by
superior numbers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-29
A SUDDEN CALL.

An Electric Shock Hastens the Death OF
Postmaster General Raikes, of Eng
land. ..t
LONDON, Aug. 25.-Rt. Hon. Henry
Cecil Rake, M. p, the postmaster
general, is dead. Mr.. Rail1es had ro-
covered sufficiently from his late i'll
ness to go out walking Sunday, when
he received severe electric shock
during thunderstorm.
Mr.. Rail1es, whe was 80 years of age, was
educated ut Shrewsbury school and Trinity col
lcge, Cambridge. He was called to the bar
at the Inner Temple in 1853 anu elected q
bencher in 1880. In parliament he repre-
sented Chester for twelve years, subse
quently sitting for Preston, and from 1877
to 1880 was chairman of the ways and
means and deputy speaker of the house of com
mons. In 1880 he became a member of the
privy council and in 1885 took the position o
postmaster general in the Salisbury ministry
Mr. RailSes was active in the management o.
several railway enterprises and in church
affnirs
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-29
The Iowa Campaign.

CHEROKEE, Ia, Aug 22.-Gov. Boies
began his campaign for reelection on
the democratic ticket by addressing an
immense crowd in this city shortly
after noon Saturday.
MASON CITY, Ia, Aug. 24.--George
Van Houten, candidate for lieutenant
governor on the republican ticket
opened the campaign at Webster City
Saturday The large crowd was great
ly disappointed at the nor-arrival of
Hiram c. Wheeler, who was unable to
attend.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-29
KANSAS BIG CROPS.
Railroads Break the Record in the Mum
ber of Cnrs of Wheat Moved.

KANSAS, CITY, Mo-, Aug. 25.-The
greatest crop of wheat in the history of
Kansas is being moved. Monday 667
cars of it We're received here, the
largest receipts in the history of the
market. In 1882 the big-crop year, the
largest receipts for u single day
amounted to 610 cars A block
ade is threatened as there are
now in the yards here 1000 cars of
wheat waiting to be moved. The
Union Pacific is the only line that
seems to have fully prepared itself to
avoid such possibility. Hundreds of
cars are coming from the west daily,
from the shops and from foreign lines
to move the immense output of grain.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-29
An Early Frost.

ABERDEEN, S. d., Aug. 24.-Hard
frost Saturday night did great damage
to late wheat, flax, corn and garden
truck. Ice formed on the water in
shallow vessels.
FARGO, N. d., Aug. 24.-Reports re-
ceived in this city from thirty points in
the two states show that frost of more
or less severity was general Sunday
morning all over North Dakota and
northwestern Minnesota. That dam
age has been done to wheat is extreme
ly probable, but it is impossible this
early to estimate the per cent
OF damage.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-29
EUROPE MUST INTERFERE.

Necessary for the Preservation of Peace
in China-Riots and Other Hostile DEM
onstrations Becoming More Serious.
ROME, Aug. 25.-One of the leading
papers here prints an article that is
supposed to be inspired by the Italian
minister to China and which goes into
the Chinese question at some length.
The deduction to be made from the
article is that the chances and
reasons for European interfer-
ence becoming absolutely necessary
are growing daily. Riots and
other hostile demonstrations in China
are becoming more and more serious.
The two viceroys of the Yangtse
provinces, which are inland, are
absolutely at the mercy of the
piratical rabble. The Chinese gov
ernment has neither the strength
nor the authority to put down the in
surrectlon. To make the situation
more critical it is rumored that certain
high officials and other powerful per-
sonages in the empire are viewing the
present state of things with secret
satisfaction. BY some this whole agi-
tation is attributed to religious preju-
dices and widespread hatred of Euro
peans; others affirm that the move
ment is the work of Europeans. 1t is
also said that the. movement is the
work of secret societies seeking to up
set the reigning dynasty. Those who
favor the latter idea consider it good
policy to breed and encourage this ill
feeling between Chinese and European
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-29
SONS OF VETERANS.
Tenth Annual Encampment of the Order
at minneapolis.

aU
MINNEApoLIs, Mimi, Aug. 25.-The
tenth annual encampment of the Sons
of Veterans began in this city with
about 5000 members of the order in at
tendance. This includes, besides the
members of the grand commandery,
which is the executive body, large
number of visiting camps who came
to participate in the competitive drill.
Commander Webb furnished the yfol-
lowing statistics in advance from his
annual address: During the year 26,-
423 members, have been taken in; $50
new camps with 1U,32O members were
mustered in. The actual membership of
the order to-day is fully 15o 900. The or
der, founded in 1881, was first officially
recognized in August, 1889, by the G.. A.
r. and has since grown very rapidly.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-29
SEVERE STORMS.
A Cyclone Does Great Damage in New
Jersey-Railways and Dams Washed
Out in PennsYlYnnia.

Jersey-Railways and Dams Washed
Out in Pennsylvania.
SUMMIT, n. j., Aug. 25.-A cyclone
struck Long Hill, in the Passaic valley,
during the thunderstorm Sunday even
ing. Whole orchards and corn fields
were uprooted and scattered broadcast.
The cyclone struck Long Hill about 5
o'clock in the afternoon, cutting
swath as though huge mower had
gone over the ground. The cyclone is
the first ever experienced in this Sec
ton The damage amounts to 800, 900,
READING, Pa, Aug. 25.-Near Ver-
nersville, just after the engine of
freight train passed over a culvert in
safety Sunday night, the culvert was
washed away and the entire train of
ten cars plunged into the culvert and
was washed away. Over one-third of
mile of track was washed away. There
were several slight washouts be-
tween Reading and Allentown, but the
damage was soon repaired. AT Mohrs-
vile, this county, eight dams, each half
an acre to an acre in extent, were
washed away, and the hat Factories and
mills will be unable to resume until the
dams breaks have been rebuilt
CONSERVATION reigned supreme at
the Bowman Evangelical camp
meeting near Mohrsvllle, this coun-
ty. Lightning struck num-
Der of trees, and some of them, on
falling, came dangerously near crush
ing upon tents. A regular stream of
water rushed through the woods and
carried away bedding and furniture.
In this city one-fourth of the streets
Were under water Hundreds of cellars
We're filled and choked up and in many
houses the flood reached the first floors.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-29
FELL OVER A PRECIPICE.
A File of Soldiers in Hungary Meets will
Strange Accident.

BUDA-PEsrH, Aug. GA singular
accident occurred to regiment of SOL
diers while on march near Temesvar,
Hungary. The road passed close to a
precipice, and owing to some dis
order In the ranks the file near
est the edge We're forced over the
brink, seventeen of them falling con-
siderable distance. Two were killed
and ten seriously injured. Lieut.. Ru.
jon of the alpine chasseprs, while as.
cending one of the Alps recently, fell
over precipice l,5OO feet high and
was dashed to pieces
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-29

EAsToN, Md, Aug. 25-The peach
business this year is bigger failure
than last year when there was very
little crop. The trouble this year is
that there is too big crop and prices
are away down. Many growers have
become disgusted with the business and
are digging up their orchards and cart
ing AWAY the trees.
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lluation are the following:

The bulletin further shows that in
$780, exclusive of Oklahoma, the as
sessed valuation per capita was $3s7 SO,
against 1887. .01 in 1880, and that, while
the increase in population was 24.s6
per cent. the increase per capita of as
sessed valuation was 43. 46 per cent.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-29
Fatal HALLWAY Accident.

TyLA, Miss, Aug. ga freight
train on the Louisville, New Orleans &
Texas railroad went through trestle
near here. killing two men outright
and injuriug three others.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-01

oeradtung Der Jeinbe tuar umTonft uno
i6lieBli9 iaben fs ii6 sen6tbist 5u
fi6ten unS wtttbeuo gum &td3ug gu
bIaien. @egen fhnf ubr oertiubiste
Srompeteai6aG bic Nnndberung ber
nieberldnbiiden &olonne on, meI6e
ben %ab3iebenben Jeinb in bic 5lu6t
idlug. geit lautem Subel nuroe bic
8erfdrtung bon ben ermatteten 8ers
tbeibigern Der Benting besrtiBt, pel@e
nur geringe 8erluffe erlitten batten.
als bas Sbor se6hnet tpurbe, itieBen
bic @olbaten alsbolo auf cine meiBe
@eftalt. 9tefelbe NOR auf bic Guiee
seiuuteu. Die cine 9anb umtlammers
tie eine pautiabe, bic anbere belt nod
ben 2lepang in oer Gauf. 9as 9aupt
wat our Settle genetgt, alleiu Die tar'
rem 3ige tueren nod auf bas Sbor ges
ri6tet. Die Bruf mar bon mebreren
&ugeln bur9bobrt. go mar aud bas
@eipenif ben Sob BET Sapferu g%eforben.
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I'm bic Seiertiouen in Der Mrmt

= I'm bic Seiertionen In bet Mrmee
au oerminbern, murbe lsbtes Sabr bonn
@ongreB Elm @efeb a%ngeuommen, rpp,
nod Den Solbaten bes &e9t eegebem
tDurbe, f1 mad e~inid5riger Dienft.
5eit, tpenn ibnen bas Soltatenleben ni9t
sufagte, unter semifen 8~ebinsunsen los,
.sufaufen. Auf biefss Geieb bin baben be.
reits iber 700 9olbaten lire gntlai.
lung betDirtt. Natarlid sebbren bieie
groBentbeils au ben 8eHereu unter ben
9euten, bic Ofi3iere ieben 5aber foIde
@ntlaRungen gar ui6t germ. SnbeHen,
tpenn Der 3wed errei9t tpirb unb bas
bur6 bic Ssfertionen, tpel9e. fi@ In ur1s
ierer tleiuen Nrmee bisber INNER in bic
Saufenbe beliefen, betrd1tli9 bernins
bert tuerben, 10 miro f9 Der 8ertuft ie>
ner 2eute 6aour9 ausglei6en, baB bic
Sisciplin fb beRert. Die 2eute, pel9e
nit falf6en romantii9en 8orfeQungen
bonn Solbatenleben ober tur9 augens
bhdIi6e Notb ge3tuunsen, in bic Nrmee
g~etreten mareu, lieferten bisber eineu
groBen She'll Der 9eierteure. 2Rnftig
neroen He es b~or5ieben, in ebrenbofter
Weiie ibre Greibeit surtid gu erlansen.
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~ Menn espmonh fp;n uun ~ nm.

M Wenn Semanb fem uno gu on.
nebmbarem 8reiie ipeiien mill, 70 sebe
er gum Miffions.@ arten Die
9errea Wbeiner & 8aml, BeliBer bic,
tes Gtab!iRements, balten barauf, ibre
@dfe tets noatommen au%frieben gu tel.
len. Nae faifonmdBisen EslitateKen,
Nutern, WiIb, Slide, @eahgel &c. inb
bort in Der oelifateften 3ubereiturg QUE
3eit gu baben. MabIaeiten tperben auf
Wuni9 in bic Wpbnungen her Gunbea
gsfanot. Mu9 bietet BET NIT bet
epeiiepirtbi@aft perbunbene Bar.
bic beifen @etrdnte, tets friiaes
Bier unb feline 2iquhre unb Weine.
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sm CINDERELLA shnh.gtpre.

@de>9 # o fraBe u. Npe. 6,
lit ioeben ansetommen: Sin GROCER
8orratb bon 6inoer $ slippers unb
Sduben bon rs Gents oufwdrts.
9amen Sies uno Slippers BON Is
Gents aufudyts bis gu ben feinfen
Qualitdten.
9as Eager in Samen: unb Serren.
S9ub3eug, bod ober niebris sei9nit.
ten, nit Der Sanb ober Maidiue ses
ma9t, 1T grOBartig, gu preiien, bic
SeOen in griaunen ieben maHsn.
Wer feines uno auglei9 bouerbaftes
96u1pert tragen min, faufe i'm Gin'
oereaa S9ub.S
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Bir b6rteu nenlidj cine Trau iid ba'
bin auBern, baB is bercit mare, uni
cine Glaide non Dr. Yieree's 6aporite
Breieription lieber flint Wseiltm su SUB
5u seben, alS ii9 oGre oteielbe su bebels
fen. 9ieielbe 6rau bate es bcreits uer'
ludt. limb eS lit obne 3meifel eille Wtes
biein, osren @influB ma ioiort Ipirt,
inbem iie bas sonse Spitcm ltartt unb
ale llnre9elmdBisteiten oerbeiert, iobalo
MIR nit benz @sbraud) oenelben begOn>
men murbe.
@eb' in Die nahite apot9efe, beSable
einen Dollar. empfanse cine 6lalde unS
periude ie = perlide audi cine 5ueite
unb losar, falls nOtbis, cine critte. gee
Dor bu bic brittle uussebraudt. mirit bu
aur GrfenutuiB selanst iein, oaB es elm
9silmittel sibt, weldes Oir mist. Sese
Den @ebrau9 cine .3eit lang fort unb cine
lidere 5siluus wiro oaraus reiuttiren.
SIN Sale ieoud Die Silie alsbleibt
uuO Ou in, Sseiuftat bid setduIdt iie9n,-
10 mirlt gu aui Benz llmidlas Scr 6laids
Die @arantie scorudt finben, bic Dir bas
Oafir besu6lte @elo luieecr surHderfattst.
Bis picte Trauen sibt es mn, Die lie=
Der @eib, ais lire @eiuaobeit beiiesn ?
unb ~6auorite Y%rsicription" er3eust Sc
lunbbeit. Gin 8unbcrfino fam iOfdc
6rau stnaunt uerben, bic 81 leiosn iid)
entidlieBt, 10 LANCE ais e5 in Der nadlten
apottefe ein sarantirtss 5slnlittsl
sibt. -
Or. picrce's Benets resulireu ben
Masen, bic gsber unO Die G:n3s'pslSs.
Wsilo mo srfolsreidl.
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Conyngton Business College,
@aIbefpn, Seras.

Giefes bepdbrte Snfitut ftebt untsr
2eituna bon 8. $. @erbin unb ers
freut f@ zines iebr lebEaften 8efudes.
Sn benz college, pel6es iiber cine Yin.
3abl ti9tiser 2ebrer berftst, nitb um'
terri1t ertbeilt In allen Nb~tbeilungen
Der 6anbels5rande: 9udfahrung,
Gorresponoen3, Stenosrapbiren, Sele.
grapbiren, Sppemriting &c. Sunge
Mdnner unb Damen, tueI9e fG fur
ben 6anbelsfarb nor3ubereiten piin'
i9en, 1T bic Mnffalt beftens gu smpfeb.
len. Wegen Der ndberen @inaelbeiten
meube mon fd brett on bic Mnfialt
unb abreiRre:> Conyngton Business
College, Galveston, Texas. @irculare
&c. gratis. %,
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fitr be 8ei6te in be Gitp profldmt, bes
beeBt oor6 Worte net 6ord. bic 3bat,
uu Dor ale Siuge mir ufi6reime ldBt.
Der Set9enmeier beeBt @enen en- @en'
tlemda, tuenn er en- Coffin NIT Flberne
0dnbels orbert, I'm berbei fagt, be Yreis
pdr fein Sbi@ett, iwuerbaapt e frdnts
li9e camille bot, I'm lei Guneralbils
iettleo, mitaus baB em bic Mage ius
pergebe. De 2anginger, uff be anne.
re Sect nimnt ben for bic gt6Bte @enz
tlemdn, Der am Meei6te tmrietet, I'm mob.
mentli6 net frogt: Srinte Sc tod E
8las Bier2 funnern: Was trinte Sea
@ri9teres. meent ct, pdr b61iht uas
g%entIemanIp. Sn ben Gag bum sebiI=
bete 9ausfne9t I'M Safer I'm diligence,
ne, tB Del nor e @entlemdn, mo- en-
bcbe 8ant' Mtfount bot; In enc bobe
9tonefrontbaus, nit mod ere b6bere
Mortgage bruf turbnt; e Barouid NIT
eu1e Bigger in 2ibree uf EN- Bud bot.
un teben Nenf6, Der Teen @elb net bot,
for en- 2un1p ertldrt.
Sebe 81, Mifer gbitpr, 10 firt fA
Seboer feline eegene @entlem1n rH. IN
bober timmt's Of course, baB fd beis
mob teober @inaelne unniy ene Gentle.
m1n etDas Nnneres bori9tent. Tiff
bic Wees iein n1er NQ tpenigi9ters tn
be Iage BUN eme Sbeel bun unfere Sell
low>@itiaens @entlemdn, IN uf ber
anaere Sect mibber bes berette 8eges
tbeel. Wenn for Snftdna i'm augemee=
ne, bes prompte Be5oble bun be Bills
be 8entlemdu ausma@e tbGt, Do udre
bic meef6te, Bring, Geri9te, @rofe
IN Ofe3iere teene @entIemdn. In
tuenn be 8ant. Nttount eenen aneenig
gum Gentleman f6tdmpt, DO fdm Sbr
profef6en, tDenn net @ener berbet aa1
propreietor bun Sppes III, aa9 fdIe@t
ewed. IS sibt 2eit, bic ersenb genert
bic @entlemdn abfprebe, neil CT etnobl
rifuieb bot, ibne finf 9oaer &c pumpe,
I'M bic Noerdoi9 2dhp bltldreb, bab
tper net ufi6prinat, lin ft6 on be g9ies
me bdngt. Denrt lie in bic Gar fimmt,
pbber in be Sommer : Gar uf feim
@dfb Unified, Teen @entlemdn net iB.
Die amerifunii6e 8uwe, ioge ibrtm
Water, tpean ct ibne emobI bun &edts.
mege re9t oas Sell bongei9loge bot,
nob9, er Wdr Teen @entlemdn, I'm bic
Girls iefonbe bic Moi9en, mann. emobl
Der Mlte, nob9bem ibn bic @asbil an
be Ranb bum 8anfrott gebra@t bat,
eenen bun ibre Beous, 100 te { poor
Wo@e lang ie6en Omenb big Mold
Mitterna9t uf EN- Sopba grunge
tnuti6t bot, bic s6tepps erunnertlft.
Ifit bes Waiters Is es 10 meet tumms,
BOB Sc isobea for oes @egetbeel BUN
enc @entlemdn protldme, ber net,
wenn er spee Bit &c be3obIe bot, en-
balwe Dollar S%rinfselb gibt, i'm bic
8ootbldds reGne ieoben in biefeIbe
@laB, Der, menn CT for en- 5hein en-
Dime sibt, uH ielner @honse inffet.,
so mupe mer uf Osre psrrid,e Weit
oor1enanrer. bun Der eene Seit als
perfefte 8entlemdn I'm BUN Der annere
als bas oerette @egetbeel aneeiebe. TN
grob 10, Die mer pun Wunere ges
bf1e6idt merre, 10 rfbeofde mer aad
bic. Maun iebber mibt. mas be annere
for Sbees inner iei @ldms uf bic
Sitel v8entlemdnA bdtt, es edb en- iebr
uugentlemdulp Rom, NIT iebr ungen.
tlemdnIp g1pref6ens, I'M nod piel
ulebr ungentlemdnlp bIaue gage, ge.
mdidte Noie lin aefdplitte unnerlibpe
you bet your life, Mifer goitor.
Sbr alter Greinb
Sddiou q. 6oofnatle.
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galifpruia,gNetme.

Meinliebbaber Fnben ein sroBes 1a'
ger BON feinen @alifornie > @einen bel
Qerrn s. s. MeDer am Mlamo
plaaa. 9err Sleeper iu6t bic Weine
an Drt uno STEELE aus u1.h tauft birett
aus benz ReIer ter Mein3t9ter. Als
gutem aenner selingt es Tim fiets, bic
beften Sorten ausauwdblen. Ct tann
feline Runben uno Gamilien nit einem
guten $ropfen berieben. Notbs urb
WeiBmeine tn boraagI,9er QuaIit6t
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone = fret
ting 6aus geltefert.
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faint mtdbt sebetlt ,perbem

9aabbett FAINT 1ttdbt 8ebetlt tperbett
burd lotale Npplitationea, neil fe ben tranten
SbetI bes Sbres ni@t errei1en f0nnen. 60
siebt nur einen @es, bic Saubbeit gu ~furtrea,
unb Der 1T burd conifituttonele SeilmitteI.
Taubbeit pirb bur6 einen entaiinbtten 3uffanb
bsr fbleimise en- &ustlsibuns Der Gufta6if9en
@0bre berurfadt. 8enn 6ieie &0bre fi6 ent.
%3inbet, babt ibr einen r~un,pelnben Son pber
unboGfomanenes Gebor unb tuenn fe gang se-
f6IOfen 1T, erfOlet saubbsit, unb penn Bic
gntsanbuus ni6t seboben pnb bieie @0bre uis,
ber in ibren seb0risen 3ufanb Derfebt perben
tann, piro bas @eb0r fir INNER ~aerftGrt her.
ben ; neun Sale unter aebn inO burd Ga.
tarrb %berurfadt, tpelder ni9ts ais Elm entain.
better Sufanb Der fdleimisen Oberfdden il.
@ir pouen ~einbunbtrt Dollars fir teben
(bnrd &atarrb Serurfadten) Sal bon Saub.
beit seben, ben mir ni@t burd @inaebmen bon
$al'8 &otarrb Sur beilen fOnnen. 2abt gud
uh1lonf @irculare tommen.
s. 8. Gbeueb & 60, splebo, ..
8erfauft bon apotbefera, Rrsis Is @ta.
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s@r Die neuefteu GiI3., 5trob.,
Dunlap, Garr uab etetlors Quite bel
Paneoaf & So3n.
8affase nen grrpna.

Die Mgenturen bes 0errn q. =.
Woung, So. / Commerce . StraBe,
@an Antonio. unb SO. 6O3 Mains
StraBe. DALLAS, pertreten 1ur bic
anertannt befien eurnpdifden Dampfer,
0inien. berr Oouus III im Gtanbe bic
btIlia 4aten au geben. sr<
tbeilt bereitwilig iebe gemtni9te Gus.
tunft unb bei0rst iebr prpmpt ole ibm
iibergebeuen Nuftrdge. Wer nod gu.
rDpa gu reifen nianldt, Ober Derna1bte
bertiberto,nmen laHen mill, ipenbe R9
on irsenb cine Der senannten M~genturen.
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@as, eleftriides Qidt nuo Sriehfraft,

Wir bemerbeu uns UNI bic 9unb.
f6aft bes publifums fir @as. 3ur Bes
leu9tung uno gum Ro6en. Vic, Sn.
canhescent, elettrii1es 3ldt unb elsf.
triide Sriebfraft. Wir Iiefern Soften.
anf6ldse fur 2esune bon 36bren in
0duiern, a~ufftelung BON @as6fen, unb
elettrif9e 8eleu6tung. Motore. @lets
trif9e Sriebfraft mirb prompt geliefert
bon Der San antonio Gas.
&nmpagnie. 9elepbon PIP.
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3uei %2atouif@e.

@iubiOius epunb: rSu, 3apf i9
bin neuli9 i66u bereinsefalen bel met.
nem alten. Do ~telesrapbir' i'd ibm,
na6bem er meinen pumpbrief unbeants
tuortet gelafen. in meiner N%ersmeifuns:
Wo bleibt's @elb2 unb mas fir cine
Intport telegrapbirt ct mir aurtid:
v@ele bleibt bier!"
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RuGIeus Mruien.snIbc

Die bette SaIbe ber Melt fir e9nttte,
0uetf&unsen, @efbpiire, Gieber. nnb Sauts
Ansi@las, Gle9te, %seiprunsene Sdnbe, 6ruft.
beulen nnb ole Sauttransbetten turirt ID.
uarrboioen ober feline Besablmns. 86Dtse
Satisfaction garautirt ober 6as GeIb ntrb
turaderfattet. 25 Gents bic G9a9teI. Bum
8erfanf In allen apotbeseu. Dreib, Ttomp.
ion C Co.. @5oleiaIe.
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"a Ser pIumber S. g. Mtfims,
No. 20 Noenue . nabe pof Office,
bot, um ben g~efteieerten Mniprh9en,
bic on fem @ei@1ft geffelt werber,
nadtommen gu t6nnen, f9 nit einem
ti@tiseu 5a@manne, 9errn 3bDmas,
aRociirt unb ntrb ME getp6bnli9 3ur
3ufriebenbeit bes publitums ole Muf.
fridge raid erlebigen. Selepbon 427.
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SER 6. S. Msaaer. go. 217 oR.

%erG y. y. Wtuuer, VD. III OEs
6oufon . straBe bdlt fets bas bDls
fummeufc Eager in 3eiaenmatertas
lien. &apeten, Gnrben. @ias, SpiegeI,
alas. Stloerrobmen, TirniHea unb alen
3eibaen- unb Dfalers l1tentlien. Riinf.
leriih ausgefhbrte Bilber unb 5tatuet.
ten 1c. inb IN cine. iebens nerthen @als
lerie our NnfGt unh gum @erfauf ouss
sefelt. Sn kapeten uab 3immerbefos
rationen III bas @ei6madpoafe unb
Neueie bort AT finben.
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0emti@ Gnaiifdbe G@mfe,
Gan Mntonto, 9traa.

S6H MhEoHtt1 EtEGs.
anertannt ti9tiee 2ebranfaIt fit Ruabeu
aub Mdb&en; feif bretbis Sabren In reset
N~irflamiet. gcrtretRi9e 2ebrtrdfte inter Be-,
pakrier aeituue. Der enelif6tn SprnGe pirt,
nie ber beut(6en, boIe @ednnng eetraaen.
aueerbem uuterri9t I'm @panii@en. eini9er.
nsateu borberettete e&iIer fuben jeberseif
aufnabme. sdtere Nustnnft ertbeiIen &ert
q. 0rooa Wrdibent bes S@uI 9orRanbes
snb D n. Barbe6. Direttcr bet ApaaIt