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clans and monopolists; he had accepted
brides from them. and why should the ALI
ance, which is trying to reform the govern
ment, have corruptionist at its heada 1t
was the most illogical and ill-adVised policy
that could well be conceived of.
W. L. McAllister of Mississippi, chair
man of the committee, said he had no malice
against Macune, notwithstanding the fact
that he had knocked him (Macune) off his
feet and had booted him. He bore him no
illwill. but corruption must be routed. Ma
cune had done, or was d ing for the Alli-
ance what Warren Hastings had done for
India. do you want such man as that at
it and pray that the motion 10 strike out
may be defeated. Macunism is a fatal
octopus, encircling with its Shiny coils the
escutcheon of the order, sitting its purity
and its virtue"
Wade of Tennessee got another whack at
the resolution and then Murray of Texas
was called upon and lit on Macune with
both feet. He gave him the worst drub-
bing imaginable, with the possible excep-
ton of Goodman of the same state.
who sailed into and scored
him numerically. Murray got TO
discussing state affairs, however, and calls
were made for him TO be seated, but he de-
family rose again and moved to table the
motion to strike out the censuring clause
Then Wade of Tennessee moved to
amend his motion to strike out by stating
THAT we denounce the chairman of the
Ocala convention and EDITOR of the National
Economist, etc"
4 motion was made to adopt the report of
the committee as presented, but this was
declared out of order, the motion before
the house being to amend the original
Several orators in the meantime were
trying to get the floor, but confusio reigned
supreme. Finally order was restored, and
Murray of Texas moved the previous ques-
ton and the motion was defeated-ycas 26,
nays AZ.
A motion to adjourn here failed, and after
further considerable debate Wade's motion
TO amend was defeated by a large majority.
The motion then REQUIRED on the
adoption of the committees report,
but a Missourian arose and
made such an earnest plea for postpone
ment and finally wound up by moving to
adjourn, that dozen seconds came from as
many quarters of the hall and with the
platform still before the convention ad-
iourment was taken until Q o'clock to-mor-
row morning.
A feeling prevails among the leaders of
the present movement that the platform as
presented including the Nlacune resolution
will be adopted tomorrow.
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War This Winter.

ROME, Sept. 15.-Chilians have purchased
the Aquila and will convert her into a
cruiser. A prediction inspired by the min
lister OF war is that during the coming win
ter war viii break out and preparation of
the army and navy is urged.
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Village DESTROYED.

CuURA. SWITZERLAND, Sept. 15.-The vii
lage of Refel Tyrol was destroyed by fire
Sunday, while the inhabitants were at re-
ligious festival
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-17

ST.. PETERSBURG, Sept. 15.-The distress
in Volga province is intense. In Penza
women and children wander about almost
exhausted, shrieking for food. Merchants
trade will find fresh channels and return TO
Russia
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Tho Times Skeptical.

LONDON, Sept. l5.-The Times takes a
skeptical view of the seizure of Sigri, and
says in 4 struggle it would be our policy to
close the Suez canal and make our route to
India by the Cape OF Good Hope.
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Mrs. NIaybrick's Case.

LONDON. Sept. 15.-The committee formed
to obtain the release of Mrs. Maybrick have
retained the services of Sir Charles Russell
and Sir Horace Davey, to test the legality
OF her detention.
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LONDON, Sept. 15.-The Mitylene island
matter is declared untrue. A party of
officers picknicked near Sigri and re-em-
barked the same day
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CINCINNATI. ONO, Sept. 15.-Miss Ava Is
under the care of the Associated charities.
The probate court refused to examine her
for lunacy because she is q nonresident
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CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 15.-The occupa-
ton Of Sigri by the British is officially de-
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HAWAIIAN MATTERS.
Contesting a Royal will-The Way the
Chinese are Treated.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Sept. 15.-Ha-
waiian adyices per steamer Zealander to-
day state that one of the most important
actions ever brought in the supreme court Of
Hawaii is now pending, being petition for
revocation of an order admitting to probate
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A DISTINGUISHED MEXICAN.

En- Koute TO NOW 1ofR, ne u InterFIe6eu
by . Gazette Man ut San Antonio.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Sept. Ex-Governor
Emilio Rabasa, one Of the most distin-
guished political leaders in Mexico, passed
through the city to-day en- route to New
York. where he will spend about ten days.
Mr.. Rabasa was recently elected governor
of the state Of Chihuas, which country has
been the scene Of more incipient
revolutions and political turmoil than
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6ier i@eint ii6 benu @6rbIer eini,
9ermaBen nit ieinem S9ifiale ausges
i6bnt gu baben, 5enr ct perbielt f1
b6Qig paffp, big 8ismards gntloHung
erfolste unb bic geri9te DON Der erus
fen epannuag auii9en benz st Sang
let uno benz Monar6en semelbet
tpurben.
90 beganrs nieber BET G6rbIer gu
rappefn unb ct i9rieb benz Gaifer Wtls
belm II. einen 8tief, In pel9et1 er ibm
in auer eeelenrube mittbeilte, baB ct
Der Raiier-entpeber Bismard bGns
gen lai1en ODER NIT ibm-@1rbIer-ein
B~ifolenbueQ In einem tleinea @dlbGeu
bel 6amnt in @effaIen ausfe9ten
mtRe. Nls lebter Sermin fir bic Sin.
ri@tung gismards mar ber Is. Suli
%o1gegeben unb @6rbIer bate feline Nbs
f9t tunbgetban, bem1elben als 3us
l9auer bei3uuobnen. 90 ct nun ieine
Nbf9t bintibersugeben aufgegeben bat,
bat er ben 2aiier elei63eitig bon Der
uuaugenebmen Notbmenbieteit befreit,
Bismard bdngen gu laHen ober fi9 nit
9erru @6rbler gu f@ieBen.
Dos N66fte, mas man bon Germ
80rbler 5u b6ren befommt, wirb bets
mutblih fetn, oaB er In irgenb einem
Srrenbaufe Elm bauernbes iOrgenfreies
untertommeu g%efunben batl
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Gin berriidtter Caring.

6err &i@arb G6rbIer, Der MuFtlebs
rer am Bennington > Seminar In Stem
Oorf, f@eint bod babinter setommen
3u iein, baB 8orf9t bic Mutter Der
Dsisbeit III, benr auffatt - mie ct an.
getiinbigt bate = nod SeutiGIanb au
reifen, UNI elm DUEL nit benz Raifer
WiIbeIm aus3ufe@ten, bat CT es borge.
3oeen In Nep Oort at bIeiben. BORT
1T er iebenfals f9erer unb bas
S9limmfe, mas i'm bort paiRren
tam, lift, baB man i'm zines f@6nen
Cages ins Solbaus iperrt, tpenl er's
gar au org :reibt.
@6rblers 2ebenslauF it ME ct i'm
feibf fdilbert, nobel er bermutbli1
Wabrbeit unb 9i9tuns org bur9eins
amber iDirfelt-ein iebr betpester.
SIN Sabre 1862 mar 6err GbrbIer-
aneebli@ = preuBif&er Dffijier unb
bate als fol6er-angebIi@-ben 0ors
aug. pitl nit benz Grafet 8ismard.
S9bnbauien, benz bamaIs chen erft
ans Staatsru6er gelangteu preu6iI@en
premier.W inifer, in perl6nli6e 8erab.
rut1g 3u fommen. Bel elmer bie5er DE.
Iegenbeiten mil G6rbIer erfabren boz
ben, bob 8ismarf ben 8efebl ertbeiIte,
cine G@ifslabuns WaFsu uub Muni.
tion on bic gonf6berirten 3u I@iden,
UNI benieIben In ibrem Sample gegen
bic Union beisuifebeu. (I) Nuf irgeno
cine Meife erfubr 8ismard aber. bob
Der iunse lieutenant binter iein @es
beimniB getommen iti unb felt bieier
3eit berfoI9te er Jpn u~nabldfRg unb
f@mor ibm ben u~ntersong. Bismard
berfanb es burn auerIei R1nfe, bic
DerabIGiebung @6rblers bur@aufeben
urb bann began1 er-angebliG l-ibn
f~inanciel uub geieli@aftli@ gu ruins
rem. @6rbIer mar bamals NIT elmer
bhbi9eu uno liebensplrbigen iungen
Dame berIobt, unb um i'm bon bieler
3l trennen, IieB 8ismard bur9 befo,
1ene 6elfersbelfer cine AntIase tpeeen
llrfnnoen. 6dli6ung ge9er @6rbIer els
beben, unb 0bwobl befen unf@ulb
~aldn3eno ua6gemiefen tpurbe, 10 bate
8ismnrd ieinen 3ued CREDIT, benn
@6rolers 8erIObuug mar ridgdnsis
gema9t uOrben unb feline 8raut rei@te
einem Gnbern lire Sano.
S9IieBli@ i6rieb @5rbler an ben
alien Raiier Wilbelm unb bedte ibm
ale S@anbtbaten 1ismards auf. ALIEN
bic einaise 6olge oiefes Briefes mar,
baB mon i'm einiperrte unb ibn erft
pieber freiIieB, na6bem CT beripro9en
bate, nod Amerita aus3upanbern.
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Ratk fiir Wsatterl

8nr iiber 50Sobren i@on tpurbe Mts.
WinsloD's Soothing Snrup BON Ntils
lionen BON Mttterr beim 3abneu Der
Qinber angeireubet. Mirf Su i'm
@9lafe bur1 bas S9reie1 zines Rin5es
seffbrt. bas i'm 3abnen III unb Dor
S9merasa lpeintS Weua 80, Iafe fnfprt
etne SlGf9e bon sMzs. Minslom's 500.
thing eprupS Holen. erin Wsrtb ii un'
beaoblbar. gs tpirb benz fleinen Geiben.
ben iDfprt 2tnberung berf9aFen. Ser.
laBt SUD barauf, Wttter, IS III tein
3tpeifel bartbsr. So beilt Spienterp
unb Diarrboe, regulirt ben Mdgen unb
tie Niereu, befeitiet Wino . Rplit. cts
tDei@t ben 8aumen, berbinbert @nt3t1s
aing unb ffdrft bns game Spfem.
rWers. WinSlotps Soothing Snrups
fir aabnenbe Rinber lit onsenebm In
@el@mad unb bas Ne3ept ftammt Don
einem Der 5eiteu peibliGen 9ler3te In
ben Der. Staoten. IS III bel allen
Drussiffen tn ber ean3en Delt 3a bas
ben. greis IS gts. Der 6IaI@e.
Rauft ni1ts onberes ols Mrs. Wias,
Iotps Soothing 6prup.
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rNounen" .galamit6t beeinHuBt ben
baprif@en 0ol3martt iebr. benn bic
tabl gefreRenen 5i9ten mhfen gei9laz
gen merben. 81 tpiro alsbalo Elm
gan3er Gorftamtsbeairt (gbersberg)
aus ben banrilden Staatsforflifen Der.
t9pinben, unb Der groBe g%bersbereer
Sort aberbaupt, meilenlange Dalouns
gen tftli9 bon Mtin9en, ntrb gau3 be.
cimirt.
- Nus Bremen I9reibt mau: Muf eis
item tRr3ef pon2a Ylata 3uridgetebrten
9ampfer ber 9ampff6lffabrtsseiea.
i9aft v6dnia" tpurbe nod 5 m6bent.
li9er 6abrt aus einent Der &ettungsbote
elm perbd6tises @erdui@ geb6rt. Man
fab nod un6 fatb einen WenI9en In
beraweifelter Sage, eineu poInif9en
Nuswonberer, Der fG bort berftedt bats
te. Serielbe mar mittelos getpeien
uub bate bic 1eberfabrt unbemertt In
benz 8oote. bas er ME perIaRen bate,
UNI aiht entbedt 5u tperbeu, mitgema9t.
Der Mermffe bate ftd auf Der lansen
Gabrt bon guenns Mires aus In benz
ulr elm Bis 3tpei Dieter tiefen Boote
BON BEN s6ifs3niebad unb MaKer,
tuel@e tn iebem &ettungsboot bots
i6riftsmdBig aufsefpeihert Rnb, ct.
ndbrt. Su ber 9labenbften Gibe belt
Der @efangene inter BEN Geseltn6
aus, nur INN i@ nt@t au berratben.
Der Ausnanberer bate in Braiilierl
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ssu GinbereIa eduh.etpre.

de9 0 II ftraB u. ABE. Is.
1T ioeben augetommen: Sin 9tfBsr
Yorratb bon Ginber $ Slippers uab
Sdubeu bon Is Gents ~oufpdrts.
9amen Sizes uno Slippers bon IS
Gents aufwdrts bis gu ben felL fta
Qualitdteu.
Sas Eager in 9amen. uno 9eirtn.
s@ub3eug, bod ober niebris gei6nlt.
ten, nit Der 3anb ober MaiGine &c.
ma6t. 1T groBartig. gu preifen, Die
Seben in @rftaunet ieben mhHsn.
Wer feines uno auslei9 b~auerboiies
S9u1mert trageu mill, faufe i'm @,a,
oereqa S9ubsStore.
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Sem aeebrteu gablituur

Die gan, ersebene alssige. boB MIR
burh unisrsn neuen Sanfmasen in oeit
5tato gsfskt inb. Gampsu 8 Del unO
@aioline uuieren RuHoen ias 9ans 3lt
liefern uno bort D%or3umefen. @afo.s
lines unb Delfanneu nit Rrabn fibrtt
Der Wagen ffets nit unb t5nnen benz
geebrten Qunben auf geriongen Silr
BenuBung iiberlaffen iueroen. I'm DC.
neigten 3nfpru1 bIttet bic
Miifipn Oil o..
(Snbaber s. 80. VI. 6rDmber0. j
10 a.. alamcfraBe. SeIepbOu SAB.
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RaKaae nadA @nrppa.

Die N~eentuten bes 0etrn M. 3.
Doung, 30. 1 Commerce : Sttabe,
can Mntonio, unb go. 6Q3 Mdiils
6traBe, Dallas, bertrtien nur bic
a~nerfaunt beften erropdifden 0ampfer.
2inien. 5err Douns lit i'm Stanbe bic
biIIig au seben, sr.
tbeilt bereitwilis iebe getphnf9te glus.
tunft unb beiorgt iebr prompt ale ibm
hbersebeaen M%nftrdse. Mer mad Gu.
rDpn gu reiisn tphnf9t, Ober 8ermanbte
berabertomnten IaHen mill, tuenbe f@
an trgenb eine Der genaanteu Ggeuturen.
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aanbbeit fann ,atdbt aebetlt ,pereer

burd IotaIe NppIitationea, neil fe ben traafeu
9be,l bes Sbres ni@t errei@en f0nnen. GO
siebt muir sineu Bes, sie Sanbbeit gu ~Euriren,
unb ber 1T bur9 conittuttonele Seilmitte[.
xaubbeit pirb bur@ einea e~nttanbeten 3ufanb
bet f5leimisen auStleibuns Der Gnfa9if@en
@obre beruriadt. @enu biefe gR6bre iid ent.
ainbet, babt ibr einen ru~mpeInben Son Dber
Embellishments 0ebSr unb ipenn ie sana &c.
fdlOfem if, erfolst Saubbeit, uub uenu bic
gnt5inouns ni6t sebobeu unb oieie &Obre ipie.
Der In ibren eeborisen 3nfanb Seriebt tperben
tana, pirb bas Geb0r fur INNER aerfDrt tper.
ben ; neun Sale unter aebn finb bur9 Ra.
tarrb berurfa6t, ioel@er ni@tS ais Elm entaiu.
better Snfanb ber f@Ieimisen 0beradden if.
@ir poleu einbunbert Dollars fhr teben
bur@ &atarrb ueruriadten) SAL bon Saub.
belt 9eben, ben mir ni@t bur@ ginaebmen bon
9au's Ratarrb Sur beilen t6nner. 2abt Gu9
uMionf gircnEare fOmmen.
s. 8. gbene1 & So, 9ole6o, ..
8ertauft BON Apotbeterr, QreiS IS gtS.
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Qlfes anf elmer Seite-
bic Offerte, Die pom ben Gigeltbiinleril oo1
Dr. cages @atarrb 8en,eOp semaft iplrO.
Gle befebt III Der ausseietten Sclobnuus
BON $500 fir eille1 nidt ;u beilenben 8au
BON Gatarrb, iuie ldliunm ober Wie larae
Ueruadldilst berlelbe aud inmer MIR fein
mag. @as ie iasen, Oas nteilen iie aud
fe fab perantportlid, uuO bas angebot 1T
ieit Sdbren bereits geinadt tuorSen. Sc 1T
iolait Ales ouf beiner Seite BIT ~perllerif
beiaen &atar..a], ober bill enpfdusf, falls bn
ibn bebdltt. $500. Sebod and ite finO
polufdubia sefhert, beut = lie %iuiiiet, bab
BIZ gebeitt perosH tptrit.
Or. 9dse's &eIneOp erseust bolfonltiieite
NIB p%srlnanente Seilung bot 4roniidem
Ratarrb I'M 8opfe, ipie 9auieibe bies be3el.
gen fOnner. n8alt i'm &opfe" ipirb sebeilt
mad gang serirser N%u,penbnns. aatarrbd'
IiItes &opfpeb iuiro lpie bur6 3aubertraft
s~etinbert uii6 ssbeiit. Gs uertreibt tuiber.
Ii@en Ntbein. @erluit ober Gbnabme bes @r.
fdmad., @erld)= rib @eborpern09ells, trie.
fsnbe o6er i9ipads au9en, uro aud @coddt.
uiBitudde, faus bieielbe, ME 10 bdrfis,
bur4 bas beftige auftreten bes Gatarrbs
eraeuat iuproen 1T. &eneoe iuirb III allen
Mpotbefen fir 20 Gents b~erfluft.
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M Wenn yemanb fem uno 3u OIL.
nebmbarem preiie fpeifen min, 10 eete
er gum Wiffions.@arten Die
9erren &beimer & @anl, BeRber bies
les gt0bdRements, balten barauf, tire
Sdfe tets boltommen aufrieben 3u lieI.
len. Mle acknowledges Eelitatefsn,
Nuferu, Wtlb, Slide, @efiRseI &c. hnD
bort In ber belifateffen 3ubereituns ole
3eit au baben. Mabl3etteu tuerben ouf
Wuni@ tn bic Wnbnunget her Qunb.a
gefanbt. Au@ btetet BET nit Der
speiietpirtbi9af berbunbene Bar
0 bic beifen @etrdnte. tets friie.es
Bier unb feline 2iqutre unb @eine.
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9entid Gngliide ednle.

gltern @ipel9e tire Rinber ber obissn
Intalt anbertrauett molIen, tDerbsu
bierour@ barauf aufmertlam gemodt.
baB Rinber, bic nod feinen unterritt
erbalten baben. tur bel 8eginn bes neus
en- S6uliabres, aIio am ndmfen l
September, in BITE SGule aufgenOEls
men tperben f6nnen.
Sir ben S@uIborftanb,
s. GrDos.
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@as, eleitrii4es 2idt mnb Sriehiraft.

Wir bemerben uns um bic aunb.
f@aft bes 9ublitums fur Gas, our ges
Ieu9tung ut0 sum Go@en. Gre, SSn.
caubescent, elettrii9es Gi@t nnb elet.
trif9e Sriebtraft. Wir liefern Rotten.
ani@ldge fur 2egung bon 36brer In
6duiern, Nuffeluns BON Gosbfen, unb
eleftrif@e 8eleu3tung, Motore. @lets
trii9e 3riebtraft pirb prompt seIiefert
bon Der San Intonio 9 a s.
Rnmpagnie. 9elepbon PIP.
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Npti5 fir gteuer5abler.
San gutouiO, 80. Wsai 'a1.
Office bes Stabt Niefors,


Die 8iir9er merbeu hierbur9 bena6s
ri9ti9t. BOB Sic tdbti1en Steuers@,u
S9dbungss2liten nit Der Mu9obe oes
fteuerbaren Gigentbums (psri6ali9ea
pie @runbeigentbums) fur oas nit benz
l. Mdra 1891 besinnenoe GistaI. Sabr
iebt DpIenoet finb unb bis gum 81. Suli
1891 CUR oIsemeinen @infidt Ofen aus,
lieger tperben.
aae bietpon betroHenen periOnen
tuerben bierour9 b6fi6f erfu9t, f@
Bet benz unter5ei@netert 3u melben unb
ibr feuerpfidtiges gisentbum an3uge.
ben, ME es bas Gefeb unb bic beffebens
ben ifdbtif9en 8erorbnungen berlangen.
@ufab Sra d,
@tdbtfGer MHeGor.
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Z. q. 9oains Mannfactnrinn

Co., go. l, 8. 5 unb z OF. 1oufpn.
GtraBe, bot Die gr6Bte NusDabl In
Minbs, pferbefraft., Dompf. unb
Sanb. pumpen aler Nrt uno borsig.
li@ifer Goniruftion; WoKer &bbren
oler Grt nebft 3ubeb6r int @roB. unb
Rleinbanbel. 6pbrauliide Rommen
uub Winbmtibleu oller @r6Ben gum
9umpeu unb Mablen fnb bort au bo.
Ben ober tperben auf 8efienung beforef.
@roBe Nuspabl in olen Nrtifelu unb
bilige preiie bel seOiegeuner Jus.
fabrung.
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Ser NIumber & 6. 0ltfi,a

@- Ser plumber s. 6. 0ltfine,
SO. 20 Npenue 8 nabe pof Office.
bot, um ben e~efieigerten Nnfbrtimeu
Bic on lein @eiddft ssffelt iperbsn,
no4tommeu sa f0nnen, f9 NIT einem
ti9tigen 6admanne, 0errn 3bomas.
aRociirt unb trirb ME geu6bnliG aue
3.ufriehenbeit bes publifums ole Nuf.
fridge raid erlebigen. SeIspbon 427.
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0emti@. @Malifd1e Gd1nle,
GAu ntDnt0g ftEn9.

=
Mnexfonut timtiae 2ehrauFaIt fit 4nnben
ans MaDdsn: fxa bretbie Sabren In reeer
nlrffamIsif. Bertrefgt9e estrtrdfte inter Be,
pakritr eeituna. Der englii9eu Spra@e pirt,
rse ber beHtl@em, bcue 8e4nuno getragtn.
NrGefbem 1lnterrsMt i'm Gtanii&en. Giuiser.
mnftn botbereitete e&RIer fuben jebertet
Nrfu1bmt. Matere AusEnmft ertkeiIeu 9err
4. @rooe, WrSFbent bes @9nI N~oraanbei
iInb Bm. HaxbsG. Ditettur br apaaIt
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= gerfin's Winbmnblen unb BAN.
ben unb WaRef. 8ebdIter 3a niebrgen
preifen 81 baben bet Sc. s. 6Of,
bein3 am MiIitdr ptd3a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29

Rr poneoaf & eobn baSea
bieie Saiion cine tlngepbbnIi9 fstne
Musmabl in @~lotbing. Mtmano
berfauft feline gnshse biliger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29

syreS Gnmse's Ordbeftra fiir gdne.
Ronaerte, parties &c. grfer 2IaHe
Muft garantirt. Office: us 5iib,
0refase tra6e, San Mntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29

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gObn einen Nusug MAIDEN; Sbr MIR.
bet aufrieben Iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29

@ 9ie neueieu 6iI5.. 5irob.,
Dunlap. Qnor. unb gtetions 0ite bel
Yancoaf & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29

sa- Sn unterseue, 9emben, 9oilst.
teartitel finbet man n~irgenOuD btfefe
auswabI als bel Banc0af & snbu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29

lruges 3u oret 2Sowen Wef0n9HlB Der'
urtbeilt.
= Gus Miin@en i9reibt man, ba6
bic 9eu>grnte i'm Siar.3bale bur6
9o9wafer i@wer bei@dbigt uorben i1.
Die baprif9e Staatss Resierung
bat In ben leBten beiben Sabrei1 iber
2 MiQionen Mart ausgegeben, UNI bic
NOnnenraupen.@ alamitdt 3u betdmp5en.
9unberte bon G%orftbeamten tpurbe1 Inn
leBten Minter 2ebrer ftr bic 2anoIeute,
unb funbenlang tuurbe ben 2anbuirs
them iiber bic nNonne" borgetragen.
Die tir@li9en Bebbrben orbneten Gots
t%esoienite unbl gebete eegert bic ,Nons
ne" on, mel9e i'm 8ortabre ielbf bic
Stdbte auffu9te. Nilioneu purben
our@ GrbauhOren, elettrif9es 2i9t u.
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au t6bten gemeien. 9ie rNonne TT
elm S9metterline aus Der 6amiIie Der
spinner, bic Raupe friBt &leferns itnD
Gi9tennabeln urb lit oarum cen Ssi@@
ten b69f i9dbli9. sic bermebren iA
tmmeus (1:20) uub t6nuen itur aIs.
Raupen Dirtiam bef1mpft merben. So
purben benn bic S9ultinber aume
nNonnen" @inIammeIu bertpenoet; man
legte aud Seimrutben UNI bic 6t9ten
u. |. N. 2ebteres bspdbrte fi9 erF9t,
lid an beiten. Gageseu seiste f6. bob
f9le9tes, taItes Wetter auf bisfss Sbiers
den gdn3li@ eiuHuBlos 1T, mdbrenb
bic bapriide Gorfbeb0rbe in ibrem
Rampfe gegen bic sNonneA in eemifs
uiHen 8ogeIforien (Meiien u. (. n.y.
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-05
l. DREAM OF HAPPINESS

May.be followed by morning Of La Grippe"
Easily, AMI why' Because the displacement OF
covering il bed, NEGLECTED draught from partly
closed window, an open transom connected with
awindy entry in hotel, may convey to your nos
trils and lungs the death-dealing blast. Terrible
and swift are the inroa3s made by this new des-
troyer. The medicsted al, oaolic principle in
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will check the dire
complaint. Aparsistence in this preventive Of it,
further dey elopment will absolutely checkma.e
the dangerous malady. Unmedicated alcoholic
stimulants are of little no value. The Just me-
dunn IL the Bitters No less scous Is 1t in cases
of malaria, tiiliousness, constipation rheumatism,
dyspepsia and kidney trouble. The weak are
usually those upon who n disease fastens first.
Invigorate With the Bitters.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-05
CAUGHT IN A LIVING TOMB.
Six Miners Imprisoned by Fallen Gang.
Wayne Hope of Rescue.

Six Miners Imprisoned by a Fallen Gang
Wayne Hope of Rescue.
GLEN CARBON, Pa, Oct. 5-Great ex-
citement in this vicinity was created when
reports came that the Richardson mines
had fallen In and all in the mine were
lost. Later word came that the west
gangway of the Crosby vein had fallen
and that twelve men were entombed.
Rescuing parties were Immediately
formed, and on entering the mine the
body of Michael Grant was found in the
gangway He was found to be fatally in
jured Then John McGaskie, Polander,
was found dead; Thomas Conville and
James Brennan seriously, and Martin
Kelly, mine foreman, slightly injured.
Horrible Death for Six Others.
These were the only bodies found before
reaching the fallen gangway, inside of
which six other men were entom bed, with
no hope of their recovery alive. Their
names are: John Purcell, mine boss, vie
and three children; John Salmon, single;
John Lawler, wife and three children;