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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-01
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Libros escogidos. Acahan de re-
sibirse an esta Imprenta, loo si-
guientes:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-01

FaRA LA PITURA AL OLEO Y
La CUAREA, Sc ACABAN DE
RECIBIR DESTA IMPRENTA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-27
9ie gtafbnFs3npa

ueber bic oStachys tubifera@ idreibt
elm 6err 0iloesbeim Gus Ba!timore in
Marplaub Der nSu. gtaats3tg." 6ols
genbes ::
Diefe uertbbolIe neue RnolIenfrudt
nuroe Dor swsi Sabten ia DeutlGIaHb
bon Sapan eingefibrt, no es In fnraer
3eit tn Golse ieiner febr guten giaeu.
f9aften III Der 9anoipirtbi1aft un6 i'm
Sartenbau bic tpeiteite .0erbreituna
fano unb Iebr Die!e Greunbe gefuuben
bat, tpObOn ulan1e bic 2artofei burd,
btsis neue Rnollea s.Gru9t i6on 10
siemlld berordugt ieben. Na9 ben
bisbsrigen 8erlu9ea mnB uubebinat
augeeeben werben, baB tuir in
Stachys tuberifera (beuti@ Rnol.
len3ier) cine febr Ipert9oiie gerei.
9erung unferer 8ooenpro0utte aewp1,s
men baben. Sa Sapan 1T es f6on ldnsfi
etn bo9gei6dbtes Rabrun9fmittel, In
Granfrei9, gusIano unb Oeutl6Ianb
wiro es borlduhg no@ als DelicateFe
NIT guteH preiien be3oblt, l pfunb bis
Is Gents. Der Nubau 1T einfad1 babel
lobneno unb SeOermann. iomobl bem
8drtner mie Jarmer, Iei@t m6alid).
Der @rtros fiellt f9 bur@i9nittli6 auf
IS pfunb bon ie 4 QuabrdtfuB. Ser
&noaen3ief wd3f in iebem gobeu,
po'3ugsmeife aber in Iei9tem ianbigen !;
man pflan3t bon Mitie Mdr3 bis Npril.
Oa ii9 bic Gra9te an ber 2uft nidt
!ange eonIerDiren laiIeu, muB man he
In ian0iger @rbe obsr Sonb aufbemab.
rem. Man phanst auf II JpB gntfer.
nuag III ie0rr ai@tung, etma 4 3oQ
tisf 1-2 3noqen in elm Sod. Nie
aa9berige 8ebaablaus beaebt nur In
Heinbalten bes 2anbes. Noue @r6Be
errei9en bic 2noaen gnSe Nopember.
Ntan nebme nur fdr ben geoatf aus
bem Vp6en, ba fie on ber 2uft leid3t
ipelten, fie pertrasen bic gr6Bte Gdlte
IN ber groe unb t6nnen ben gauaen
@iHter i'm freien Qanbe lfeMn bIeiben.
I'm fie BEL GrOit Dem 8ooen entnebmen
3u t6nnen, gentgt. bic groe nit 2aub
ober Oaneer bebedt au boIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-27
energif6en unb frieseri1Gen iunsen
Safer bleiben tuerbe.

energii6en unb frieserifden iunsen
Safer bleiben tuerbe.
= Oie befttge 9Onatt, In tpel9er bic
s26ln. 3tg." unb anbere beutId)e 8ldts
ter bic feinOIelise 9altuug zines Sbsi,
leg ber Bnriier 8eU6lterung gegen bic
&aiIerin Griebri6 beipro6en baben,
bat an bet Bariier Bbrie Elm rapibes
Sinten Der gurfe sur Golge ssbabt.
- Ghrif gismarf bat ein ibm ans
geboteues &eibstassmanbat fur ben
WabItreis Sarburg absslebnt. gr be.
griinbete feline Nb!sbnung, in5em ct er.
fldrte, baB psrf6niibe unb bdusiide
umfdnhe i'm nerbtnbern tpirbeu, (i@
ber Pfi@ten, pel6e our6 Nnnobme
beKelben auf i'm fallen tuhrben, in ge.
uiienbaIter @eiie 3u entlebigen.
= .@eneralA 8ootb BON Der "Sal'
walton Army beriudt isbt an9 in
Berlin prOpasanba au MAIDEN. gr
belt eiae Anfprabe on cine gsriamms
lung BON etDa 1000 ben MitteIflaHeu
angeb6renben p:rioneft. gs mnrbe
ibm elm fhb!er @mpfans Su She'll. Sn
feiner Rebe betlagte er fdb baruber, baB
bic poli3ei ibm ni9t eefatten ipone
einen umaug bur9 bic 5traBen au bals
ten. @r fagte, er babe in Deuif9lanb
ueniger Nrmutb uno Sruntenbeit oIs
In @nslanb eefuaben. @s lei feline
I6f6t in Berlin eine Seils 6ale al
bauen unb er flbIs Rtb ni9t entmus
tbigt, Ohuobl ibm bic Rir9en feinoIi9
gefiunt ieien.
- Ser focialiitifde 3eiiunesberaus
geber unO Nsrleger 8ebren6ien in Gam.
burg fihr3te tpdbrenb bsr eegen ibn
f6weben0en @exi9tsberbanblung tpss
gen prebDsrBeben pl0BIi9 i'm @eri9ts.
iaaIe tobt 3ll 8obeu. Ct par f9mer
trant unb bate um 8eri6isbung feines
9iO3efes nadgefu6t. a6er iein @eiu9
mar unberiiff9tiet gebliebeu.
- Seu.f@lanb unb Oeferrei6 ba.
Ben Der italienifGen &egierEng ber>
R@ert, baB fie bic Nnndberung Staliens
an Grantrei6 billigten. (?2s)
- 8raFlien eibiliRrt li9 Die
idmmtIideh Mngefelten Ser gentrals
gabn baben geitreitt, 10 baB bet 8er'
tebr b6lig eingeifellt tperben muBte.
= Sn @anaoa berrf1t cine benz N6s
f&Iufe eines @esenfeitieteitsbertrnses
nit ben Der. Stanten iiberaus ghnfise
Gtimmund.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-27
SeIbitoerR rRdn6lia.

G.ILQa.Qx.Sr.x
SSs.opgeIIanoil@:
Sgsa ga"e DIS 1est l0me10eno an'
SsgSs1. m . ,,.,
oe.syaIo, logIe Ee ploSl@s menn
1.,x!s Da ssDaptI tputCeE, mnSielI Ou olels
's'%, Snta1 !yDa u" Ssrotl Ha@ 0efila 9eeens
9us'g %e s
aaa.a ausl' ostIgato, gu pelBI De@ -
l'uEs''e Es M w. ng ~ .gm geIaoGe19enn.
~, Ag' w.I l!no ia nO@ n'g. ln meti,
s1!nu, sIp.oefls q. Sofieallg ~ met'
: as san1i.a'Ga III Npp ua8emiB, 8el@mei9e
peam aIs lae5Ns 2oagi:
Sa: Mos. Gn @ guIi Sun. Es an5gnegmens
y. 1esIM Yul1, lp !peiB AOg nlgl; oaf'
aOes 'haB Man GDg ell nagoenten.,
q luy1s RW lsiop eln?ure9en, oaB ct
nDu MnFgeI les, 9nO la9eite oo@ I'm
.aas,nsa INV ,i:.:I RstdsI os! Gem @soanten an
s.ne pps'!.lys &gu''gleI. Oos mar 60
u, Tas lgm Is9ile. gle yol!tit lonnte
.u!t.s'p ose gell'elpuatt ou letnes Dea'
ssns, OsI pe0e1 al lelner &roTle mer'
Sen. Oas mar Elm Uelo, ouf mel@em
Css elnSelae ulann elfoas peroorragsn'
ce PES lelpsn fonnte, oa lleB t@ ettpas
gIpBts l@aHen; ogae Der fletalt9en
4tgslleM aao &enntaille sa beotirten,
'OelVs nc San9DlaiglWaIl efIofoert!
SoigaI, Der lOaF genlg 9emo9nt mar,
Hag5uDsa.sH uno Sgtune 5It ate9en,
iog geuie dlarer als Sgea. gr tDuBte,
gag lein Druoer f1@ ois eanoloat auf.
Esaen x. iqlleI ma!oe, noDreno 3bea nod
gon!e, ,gH Doa oielem @eooMlell o6btit1'
gen au rom q: Us 1aite lDr Wtibe ges
!. rug Sema@f, s. ll@ N ole lanolDtrtei@afts
llge Hi9tang t1rss gaiten biaetn3uars
Oellea, ino ne lucr liDl3 oarauf baB es
19t gelnagen tncr. sSas tollte fe nun
MI osf Pollllt oeglnaeR, 5unial ne I'm
9efoF eln GrelgNiB erscdttete, iDel9es
pc poa per Wogll9Ielt ausi9loB, nit
lDrem wsonne na@ Berlin 3n 9ebens
Oer 49eno beg H6bfen cages foate
aa5 @'t 9ys'is' 1ulen. oetnpalO isgrie IN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-27

8Ot einisen Sabren iiagen Chamber.
lain 6 60. In Des Woines. Soma, an,
einen 9ufeu Syrup ~ fabri3iren.
yta9 furSer 3eit eenannen he bic
ueber3eu9ung, 6aB oas 6nbriiat bas
Bette mar, Del9es nod ie fiir 0uiten,
Srtdllnneen uno Group aneeboten
touroe. I'm f6 elmer algemeineu 8es
liebt1eit gu erfreuen, mar IS n6tbig, boB
Die Meni6beit bic bor3hsli6en gieen.
fbafiea fennen Ierne. Sbte fiienlten
6ofnuuseu sinsen in grfaGung. Sept
lDerben idbrliG iiber breibunberttau.
isrb 6lai6en @bamber!ains Cough
Henle6D pertauft unb oGsemeiu ols bas
bette WtittsI auerfannt. giner fiarteu
erfdltuns III bamit f9nelIer ab3abel.
ten, als nit iraenb einem anberen Nit.
tel. gu retfaufen BET v. Cohen & Co.,
Saltsper & 5on unb allen bebeutenben
SroguiIter,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-27
Summer 1851.
SSolfipm's gd)ub 9epartenne,,t

we9sn ene enen batba
9sn ps eom @4mad ans seraseu Sit sarsnt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-27
MiBtranif9.

Gin SOuutaesidger bat einmal eiuen
5afen geidOfsu. 8riumpbirenb 3eist
er ibH f6On BON 6erne benz an Der
8btire ftebenben @ilbpretb6nbIer, bel
benz er gem0bnlid mad, frudtloIem ga.
gen einen 0afen fault. vMa9en g.
mir ni9ts ueiBl" ruff bieier sornia -
Doen baben g brdben bel meinem @ons
cusrenten gefauft!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-27
GBor DIT.

RiGter: vWie fam es nur, baB Sic
bel Sbrem @inbru@ einen Bad minoers
tpertbiger Waaren aus benz Saben fort.
t9leppten, tudbrenb sic bic gut geIiilte
Sobentaife uube,i iihrt lieBen 2"
Angetlagter: %, 6err &i9ter, tbun
Ste mir beBpegen net au9 nod 8or'
whrt' MAIDEN - nlei' 6rau bat mid
f9on e'fbimpft s'nueI"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-27

Gie
WOdentli9e 6reie Yreiie fhr geras
erf6eint
isoen QonmerEag
unb toitet
$3.50 fitr Oae Sahr Doer $1.2E tNr
e @cnate In WOrans s6esablnMN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-27
Sin 9arantirteS Mfittel aeaen bic
(frif1f,e

Wtr autoriiren ben anse3eisteu apptbefer, S6n.n
Dr. Rings @sues 9etImtttel sesen S&winbiu&t, Sus
fen: @enn sic BON Ser Grippe befaIIsn limb, uub
pteies WlieI ben Gnmeiiunsen entpre&enb sebrau&en
irGaen, tneem sic e etnsetenb prcbiren, nnb penn
Ste cann tetne 8eiieruns bur& bafelte periphrep,
eGnn i4tden STE bic GIaibe 5urid unb Gie werben
JpI gelo lurlf befpmmen. g8tr ma4en ttes ansebpt
IN Sclse Der srobarsen GrfclSe, reIHe eies Mittel
pet Ger lsstidbrisen @rppeu Gpthemie auiSupetIen
baite gBtr baben BON teinsm Sale seb6rt, In tem
6as Mittel ni&t sebplfeu bate. Nsan made einen
geriu@. VrobefaiGen frei Bet Dreib, 9bpmplpn &
CO. Srcse SlaiGen so GentS unh $l.00.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-27
,,@ut auSIehen".

arse ab. GS test ttser, 6enn Is bdnat Won Rem a,s
unsen 3uitanhe Der innsren Srsane as Sa hie atb.r
nntbdtts bann ftsbt man sells unb saus ana, III her
Wlassn IN nnGIennns, fann iiebt man bsspspttiG
srdmlt9 nne ssrsrtebl6 aus. Gorge fur sute G.s
iunepett. eann ptrlt 0u ssut ausieben". 6IsStrie
Sttters IT. 9aS 9rebe 9emitel, has onrsssnb unb bes
5uslsth NusiEldSt, Gei6phrs, 6IeGtsn unb Ipnfise
nnretnstetten esr 4ant une rsri6afft sinen retnen
1etnt' gu pdten In esr Gpethete prn 1reiB, Ibcmp=
irn &c. so Gents bic GIoiGe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-27
saabseit fanm mid,t aebeilt ,uerOe,

&WNVveu tWWu Wttub 8eEettt tuerDeu
bnrt lotale GppIitationen, meiI fie ben tranten
Sbeil ees Obres nidt errei@en f0nneu. gs
siebt nur einen @ce, he Saubbeit sa snriren,
nnb Der 1T bur9 confttutioneIe GeiImittel
Aanbbeit piro bur@ eineu entlinotten 9uffaub
Ssr i3leimieen austleibuns bet Guitadsfden
MObre osrarladt Benu 6iefe @6bre iib ent.
tunoet. babt ibr etnen runlpeluben Son peer
uneclltomnenss Gebor un6 pena Te aau, o,.
f&lOGen 1T, trfoIet 8aubbeit, uno tpsnn BE
enttanenns ni4t ssboben unD bieIe NObre ME.
Der In itren eeb0rigen 5uRanb SsrIebt iuerben
Tam, iuire oas eebOr fur tmm.r serfSrt per.
ben ; nenn Gdue unter 3ebu fin6 6ur6 Ra.
tarrb bsuria4t, tusI9er nidts aIs elm entaiiu.
betsr Sufaub ber fdleimisen Dberfdden III.
Bir polIen eiubunOtrt Dollars fir jsben
(Dur@ aatGrrb reru.faGtea) San bon Saub.
belt eebea, ben mir ni@t bnrG ginasbmtn bon
4aa's 8atarrb &ur beilen f6nnen. eobt gud
umionif gireul1re fommen.
8. 3. Gbeneb g. 60, Solebo, 3.
8erfauft bon apotbstera, prsis rs gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-27
goufuunb @ouGnp.

..gi. GOufin, Gu fGaua etpas Der.
bddiis oft auf bic penbllel"
sNber, @Oufiue, Su pirii bod nic1t
elauben. bob i'd mid in 9einer liebeuss
warbigsu @sfeaf6aft lanemeiIel4
sGas ni9t - aber baB gu Define
8af9enubr bsriebt bafl'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-27
Gin radR9tsGofer STAN m
QQN.

Stammgaft: nSa, mas 1T benn, Nn.
nal yea6 mir i9ausu Sic fi9 gar ni6i
I'M - gon3e breipiertel Stunbe 5id)' id
berslts obne iebe 8ebienung oa!4
2elnerin: uabsr. 9err 0uber, Gif
oIs alter Stammgalt fOllten i6Sn rtid.
lt9tsooller iein uno 10 biel ginfbt ba.
ben, oaB i'd suerft bic fremben Gdf
bebienen muBl1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-27

= 0as noruesii6e @iniaetium bot
rsfsniri. Der Stortbiue bat nit SO
gesen 81 9iimmen ben bon IiberaIer
Seite oussebenbeH NEtrag ongenotns
men, bur@ DeIbeu Der &esierung elm
SaOelspotum ertbeilt pirb.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-28

MIR O'BRIEN, that intellectual Hercu-
les who guides the destines oi the long
primer leaded) pamphlet issued Trom
the Iron River post Office and peanut shop
has no desire 20 engage in as newspaper
controversy, but be Is Obliged 10 defend
himseliagainst the outrageous Onslaughts
Of the senior editor of IHE DIAMOND
DRI.L Ills mode 81 defense is wholly
peculiar toi,is class and iimatters gctany
worse he will soon be compelled 10 resort
90 the old hand press again IN order 10
have room enough 90 get of his really
crcditablc jokes. Since opening the old
sore wc have learned from "A reliable
source that we are ~cow boy (which,
bv The WAY, b several noiohcs ahead %
4 rsilfl Jan "unmitigatcd liar" "conceit-
ed Top, a "swellei head and a lot
more things, which coming from one 20
posted ia the ways 81 the world are be-
yond disputing. Patrick j. mad. clear
through and There is no telling how Gar
DE viii go beIorchc succeeds in vindicating
himself.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-28

PERHAPS Tux DIAMOND DRnL has
done c. NJ. Howell, that eminent Besse-
mer lawyer, AN injustice, as intimated IS
Ihe News-Record; bat II was not inten-
tiOnal by any means Reference Was
made 10 the proposed new Judicial car
cunt a. Charlie Howeli's pet scheme, =
and we then believed just what We said.
The scheme originated with Mr.. Howell
and II WAS proposed 70 include Iron
county. At bar meeting recently held.
Goge0lc decided 10 let Iron 20 and hook
into OntOuagOn, aud with that turn Of
affairs Ne are entirely satisfied and will
Withdraw from the conflict. Let ns say /,
however, that should the new circuit be
formed, % better man for the ermine than
&. NJ. Howell D. not TO b. had, although
he says hc does not want it.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-28

The Republican state convention
at Jackson last Tuesday was largely at
tended and very enthusiastic. Judge X.
NJ Montgomery, OF Grand Rapids, was
nominated on the second ballot for as
sOciate Justice Of the Supreme conrt
Peter \. Cook, 81 Corunua and Henry
Howard, 81 Port Huron, were nominated
regents OF the state university. Resolu.
tions adopted favor pure ballot, en-
slorse the Mckinley bin and favor the
elections bin and the purchase by the
government Of this country's entire -il-
yer product and the issue 81 silver coin,
or Of silver certificates, Of full legal ten
der thereior
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-28

lation so framed as to discourage the
further growth Of industries in this coun-
try, and give over TO foreign workmen
now bot partially employed a large share
of the manufacturing now furnishing EN-
ployment for labor and capital in the
United States.
A glance along the line ofmarch Of free
trade crusaders soon finds IL reaching a
steamship pier, and thence To England.
where sits the Golden club as command
er-in-chief Of theforce assailing the policy
Of protection Tor any country except
Great Britain. And il il not necessary
TO look beyond the shadow Of this presid-
ing genius Of Tree trade for the results OF
the policy il 20 persistently champions.
There the area devoted to farming is
steadily diminishing under the necessity
for competing with breadstuiis grown
abroad. There the effort 20 keep the
price Of manufactured products low
enough To underbid othernationsi in their
own markets. has crowded wages TO a
level that compels wives and children To
join in the battle for bread, while the un-
solved problem Of providing for the army
Of the unemployed is pressing upon par
lament with daily augmenting intensity
Such are the practical fruits OF the pol
icy ehampioned 10y the Golden club, and
urged by it's American assistants for
adoption 10y the United States.
Remove the existing tariff on wheat,
and India would pour her grain into San
Francisco and other seaports at prices
far below the cost Of production here
Remove the tariff from any considerable
number 81 our wide range Of manufac-
lures, and foreign competitors would
take our market, or compel the cost OF
production here TO conform 10 that in
countries Of lowest wages. And these
facts voters cannot afford TO learn in the
dear school Of experience.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-28

In dull times as AZ prssenf every prudent house,
keeper should look about for plarr 10 buy
the daily nrcr->aries Of lie the cheapest. IL
II a well known fact that one can buy
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-28

IT Will prove fortunate Tor voters who
may for che moment be tempted by The
dazzling pictures held ont by free trade
crusaders. IL. before casting ballot for
the yaunird pauncea 81 tariff r,ipfm, "a
little search be made for The Inspiration
~ TINT interest ia the general wcal 81 this
country just now 80 prominent. IN viii
prove equally beuelicial iisome attention
Is also given % the results "a the "reve-
nae only policy az found ira fhe nation
most active la ihe effort toiorce its views
upon this country.
a little scrutiny in this direction viii
develop the inct that what Is really
sought h 10 bave votes 30 cast and legis-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-28

SEVERAL Republican senator's left
Lansing last Tuesday 10 attend the Re.
publican state convention at jackson.
The democrats took mean advantage
al the absence and unSeated two Repub-
lican senators-Messrs. Morse and HOr-
ton-and the places gwen to two demo
cratic contestants. Tie action was
unfair aud nothing short 81 steal Ii
il claimed the proceedings are unconsti-
tional and there will probably be a
r..ncfinn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-28

OuR cabinet Of specimens was this week
increased by the addition 81 samples Of
nIIumium ore, together with sulphates Of
the same material. Snpt. +. J. Gilbert
has our thanks for the same. Following
this came match box manufactured
from allumium, from the Michigan stove
Company, Detroit, Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-28

THE democrats Of this state are carry
ing on things in high-handed manner
since they secured control Of the reins OF
power. They are now prepared To ne
district--or gerrymander-the congress
sional districts 81 the state. They will
not let AN opportunity slip to make
things go their way.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-28
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY es. 1891.

IRoS county is not alone in it's refusal
20 join with Gogebic county and form a
new judicial circuit -0ntonagon viii not
entertain the proposition the briei part
OF "A second. Good circuit az il Is.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-28

The most Popular Merchants are those
who VIII Sril you more goods and 81 better
quality than you can buy elsewhere for the
same amount 81 money Weare determined
In this respect 10 become the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-28

simply becanse You are not called upon 20 pay
your proportiOnatc share of the losses sus-
tanned by the merchants extending credits
20 great many who viii not pay their
honest bills
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-28
MOST
POPULAR
MERCHANTS
of this city

Ia order 70 carry out our plans and Sen goods
cheaper than anyone else ~ have COnciud-
ed that from aud after this date 20 SELL
FOR CASH ONLY aud we feel ASSUMED
that IN making this changp we viii have the
hearty cooperation Of everyone who wants
10 save money
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-28
We Want
Your Trade

and have made such reductions IN prices ~ viii
surely br.ng about thr desired result
We take pleasure in mentioninga
few az our NEW PRICES
The record-union., 1891-04-02
PICKLES AND SAUCEs
HEART OF THE SIERRAS
Winter Still Lingers About the Shores
of Lake Tahoe.

Correspondence Trucl1ee Republfcan.l
The greatest excitement prevails at
Glenbrook. y gold mine has been dis
covered between that place and Genoa,
and people are thronging to the scene,
eager TO purchase the valuable land.
Mr.. Burton came very near losing his
life while shoveling snow from the hotel
roof. The snow became loose and fell
upon him, throwing him to the ground
and but for the timely assistance Of Mr..
Wherman, would be no more.
The lake during the late storms has
risen fifteen inches, and from present in
dications viii be higher than last season.
Tom McGee, of San Francisco, made
his usual winter trayelsu the mountains.
and one day last week, in company with
several others, assembled Mount Tallac and
ate a chicken dinner. While there they
enjoyed fine view of Sacramento Valley
and the coast range Of mountains, and
lakes surrounding the mount.
The telephone between Lake Tahoe and
Truckee, which the late storm had de-
stroyed in several places, is now in run
ming order. and all communications will
be received as usual by Mr. Burton.
The record-union., 1891-04-02
Mceklx t.ron Ronorts.

a copy of the last weekly crop report,
as printed for the State Agricultural So
ciety, has been received. Signal officer
Barwick will distribute 200 copies of each
during the summer. They Will be sent
to each voluntary Signal Service OBJ
server and TO every Crop Observer in the
State, one To each State Weather Service
and six 10 the Chief Signal officer.
Persons receiving them will do wen to
the exact condition of the crops, the
weather, etc, at all periods of the grow
ing season.
Sergeant Barwick viii also post copies
Of these weekly reports in all the leading
hotels and at the railroad depot.
The record-union., 1891-04-02
BAD FOR THE BABES.
The Kind OF stuff some People Sell f
Condensed MIX.

The Kind OF stuff some People Sell for
Condensed Milk.
There should be some official in Sacra-
mento, as in other cities, charged with the
duty of inspecting articles of food pre-
pared and placed upon the market by
manufacturers, as we'll as meats. 4 case
has just come TO light in San Francisco
which shows that a most dangerous COM
pound is being sold there under the guise
Of condensed milk. This latter article is
largely depended on by come families as
food for infants, and if properly prepared
it is ali right.
But it seems the Board of Health of
San Francisco has lately condemned forty
dozen cans of condensed milk labeled
elephant Brand' found on Monday
afternoon in various stores. The alleged
condensed milk, upon examination by
the Health Officer, was found to be pre-
paration of terra alba white clay) and
other deleterious substances. III appear
ance very much resembling axle grease.
The seized milk has been selling in
the market at ten cents a can, which fact
alone Health officer Keeney considered
sufficient to prove it a fraud. Good CON
denSed milk, he says, cannot be made for
less than fifteen cents a can, while the
best quality sells for about twenty cents.
The milk" is believed TO have been put
up in that city, and the health officials
viii make every effort TO trace the manu-
facturers and cause their arrest.
How would it do for the Board of
Health of this city to institute a similar
inquiry now and then into the character
OF food articles sold here? AS it is, the
public have no information tending To
show that the board is doing very much
for the health of the city. 1t is presumed
that the Health officer is keeping his eyes
(and nose on the alert for nuisances OF
various kinds, but are there not other
ways in which ali the members of that
body can interest themselves for the pub
lie welfare?
A little vigilance is sometimes pro-
ductiye Of beneficial results