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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23
0Ilferlef.

Gin pro@tnoles @rempIar Der
(angeblt9 gifttgen) gtoBen g6ien.N rt
8ila Mnnfer, bas aus benz 9erritorium
Iri5ona ftammt, lit ieBt i'm 3ooloeii6en
8arten oes San Yebto Springs parfes
gu feben.
= 8urte's Natatorium, iene ileu
erri9tete G9mimm: NnItaIt In Der N6be
bss San Bebro @pringssY artes, bon
beren @rbauung mir fdon mteberboIt
beri@teten, 1T ieBt 10 melt fertigseitelt,
bob fe am 6onntag fur bic BeR9ti>
guug ,bDn Seiten beg publieums gebff,
net iein mirb unb DAB bieielbe am
Montag In Betrieb sefest tperbeu tpirb.
Das groBe 5@mimm' BaIin nirb Direct
BON ben Queuen bes San pebro greets
eeipeiff, unb 6ur6 fortpdbrenoen gu.
unb A51uB bes @aRers if bafir ge'
Iorgt, baB bas 8ofFn INNER bon reis
men, tlareu Wofers 1T. Ser 8oben
bes 8aifins 1T iaaft geneigt, 70 bob In
ben erften 9beilen oefielben aud Ni6t>
@9mimnter baben t6nnen. Nu9 fir
Wannen 8dber Der beri9iebeniten Mrt
1T Serge getroeen. Ourd bic Grid
tune bieier Initalt bat 9err Burte
tpirtli6 einem felt LANCE gefiblteu Be-
birfniB a~bgeboIfen.
= Ser beige Grei6enfer $ 8etein
tpdblte fit 6as Icufeube Sabr bic foIs
senbeu Beamten: Or. Moolpb 8bding,
prdRbsnt; M,s. $. Stone, Biee'prd.
fbent; u. Chapman. @etretdr un6 s.
). 2~an9bOl3, 9@aBueifer.
= Grau Milbelmine 99ube bat &C.,
gen bic @albeiton, harrisburg & San
Nutonio giienbobu cine 99aoeneriabs
tIa9e eineerei9t. IS banbelt f@ um
bic f@neren gerleBuuoen, bic ibr er.
tpa@Iener Sobn auf benz Seleiie iener
8abn erIitten unb benen 6erIelbe erle-
gen 1T.
s.. G. &emsburg spirb beute Mbenb
TIT Der 6ane beg Greibenter 5 gereins
(227 Weff.6 sGtraBe) eiuen Dor.
trag tiber bic 9onntags .6rage" baIten.
6eute Mbenb firbet bas Monb.
i@einsp ienie bes 8eetbobsn Mdnner6or
i'm &,DerFbesp arts fatt.
- M. so. 6annab. Der bisberige
@lert in Ter MubitorssS Office ber Nrans
fas paB.8 abns8 erwaltung bot Bel iei'
rer atpeiten 8ernebmung bas Segen@
tbeil BON Sem ausgeia9t, mas Ct 3uerff
~ausgeia9t bate. 0ana@ bot CT bic
bermiBten papiere ni6t an H@ eenoIns
men. ct mutbe tpesen MiBa9tung
bes Geri9tes 3u 2 Sasen @ountp : Sc.
fdngniB perurtbeiIt, Bat fi@ aber ON L.
Stunt Dor benz 2analei. &i9ter In 8e3ug
auf feline Mngabe 81 Derantmorten, BOB
iene Yapiere ben 8emeis fur bic MaiB.
bertpoltung BET Mranias paB Balm BON
Seiten Der MoFen 8ertualter geIiefert
bitten.
= Wdbrenb bes seftern Hd9mittog
pltbll9 aufipringenbet Sturmes riKen
ID Der Bereibas5 traBe cine Mnaabl elet.
trii9er 2si~tungsOrdbte unb bingeii in
tuirrem 9ur@einanber auf Die GtraBe
berab. Gin paliant. beiien Name ltis
betannt blieb, gerietb In biefe 9rdbte uno
erbieIt 10 beftige eleftrii6e 51Idge. baB
Ct beDuBtlos suiammenbra@. Mdren
ui@t beber3te Mdnner 3ugesen getpefen,
bic ben 8euuBtIoien aus feiner precdren
Gage reiteten, banr tparbe es um ihn
eei9eben sepefen iein. @r erbolte f@
mad einiger 3eit tpieber. gs bauerte
aiemli@ LANCE, ebe bic Drdbte tpieber
In Orbnung gebra9t Doroen tuaren.
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DaNaae mad, europa.

Die Mgenturett bes 9errn %. 3.
Ooung, go. / Commerce GtraBe,
San Mntonio, unb No. 603 Main'
6traBe, DaIlas, pertreten ttur bie
anertanut beifen europdiiden 9ambfers
3inien. 5err Oouns TT i'm Gtanbe bic
btlItgHen @aten su geben, ers
tbeilt bereitwiIig iebe semani9te guss
tunft unb beforgt iebr prompt ale Inn
iibergebenen N~uftrdge. Mer nod Gu.
ropo gu reiien ranf9t, Ober 8erpanote
beribertommen laFen min, tuenbe f@
an trgeHb cine Der get0nnten Mgentureti.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

O0r0 H. G--I--- ~. =. A-
az .a uu1'Ssa Jayas W e.n!gsn 1ss
pes utpuslRnS, nanleAl,tg
~ SDsssOMNn, Gu es.Bsr SampI UNI C.e
@ynai.uve sn.Oflnnls, oenug.sa Dls
c.ts...sa Oel us.!y.sUs!sl SGnlsI.g U.Ga
w sIDbsM Yslglus gls y isnss ol9s
saspas.snsA uM9 lpseIea gegea PIE Urenlo'
gsonLs1sn gs1lg!slsM Sglawen5uengs.
slauIs!n' nm cue enslgugs SppOE1sOn
ssssn DC asueA oWu'Ssless 5u 'ulee'
n'Isa.
39'ete oggDPe.Dn Da[ auW etIOtg'
ls1w, ~ 9 u's yIsnsggs1DtsHen Ole
AIMssI!Ig ~ aotsGCnra pen a9slgldg.
gsOenOsa UaeIpI g.lOe1 mi Neegl aus
J . u~IpaIlgaiIs SIHmllgmnS PES SIaa'
tss anlagen, wenH OsllelOe lgaeI pore
lgIs,Osn Wuuse ~ |slysE SpraWs ole'
i + oOef leaer Sepr.ge9eIIIallo IN i9rsa
pIlUaI, ogeI Osn1sInOe,Sgussn gelegtl
meroeH lele. SoH naIlo!plIWer Selte
Ta'Os OIsle 9ppoEIIOH 70 ausgelsgI'
aas % Maa pW IDelgsrs, y IsAeH SWu'
ten Ole aInOeI ~ Oet eagtllgen Spta'
@e ~ unIerpsIleA; NaB pas ! Su9e
~. .IsgI uOst a9I psI QaIu, oeGn tsIa
e'ageTanOsl'et " u GsIgDgIL a,s 9aB
e D.s yeolgmeHOlgtelI, GaB letne stInoer
gagslW ielnsa MulsA, oepIe!1eH meute.
2ge9H DoIglA gelag1 WulOe, OaB elH
egsll peg Dppe@ealeu ge9en 9le neuen
Swu'gelege ~ SDisconIH Ole SpraDsi'
Irage gauptlg@!ia ais Sotpaaot ees
nusIs, 70 lon OaMl. Belagt leln, pap Dies
ler Uruno !ar Ee eIgen1ll~ erp IN 5nels
ter Slnle " pelrGg! Ian1, well ipr
2auplgrunD sun 2DloeInano 0agegen
~ penn tgaen unlpmgalpll@en 4srluelp
ges HaaIalWgE ugs
eelano. JH DIelet 2laIgl raaoen
els SetIlele[ DEE Dsrl@leoeHeH eon'
IelpoaeH 9 gant auesn oa' penn
pte gleloenlsr wafen 5gar 8egen
pen Sptagsa5wsng, Ne En9 aoer
g sa en1ig!eoea Int oe9 Sgnl5pang:
wtan goI e DON oleler Selte iQn9r 1ls
gn!tAgsDage uAp lWgOlIge ErlactplefI'
Setteres auIgegsoeu peg oe9rlH Der per-
lolll@en greIgell y mell 3a tTeleef, oaB
stf feoer TallillenoaIer PCS NsGt 1aoe,
leine H!uDef mte oas i.eoe ylep aufpaG'
yea ~ taIlei!. mean lgn' pas 70 esfalf.
~ lelUP Iann GIN - groEer NaIsi
isiH uHo oie.Oen, wle 6 INN geraos
SpaB magi, PCS u lelm ypeiitgess I'M
pssauBsr!lgsss NeOl, auela O'elss Wecp'
erHtedl li@ nlWt alg Do@ our lelne
Sinoer. Disle snihallieea Dnrger UNI
cntgefInuen Ges = SIGales. 0aI en-
iolgef Ta!eT mug! Setsalo gsaug, Dol
Den E@ lpM 0leleIOsn Us,egeagslten 5ul
o@nbgfalegun9 leIuer &laoer 1eoraud
~ tto@en, oann muB DER Sfa0f on
Uorrlulo Der unmnnolgen. oenen Das
Selbttbett!mnlurgsregt trD DIE Jdbig
telt Der rimfl9ea eflennlnlB Der Sag.
iebteil, elilireieil uho Dafnr icrgen. pal
tpften NIL Der o@ulOtlonng lene Wfs'ts
an ete Dano gesepsr msroen, o1as mel
We ne lpaler I'M MampIe ums Oolell
gang ram. unlD galfos oatepen astiBlei
Dtele Anngt igellen ole niellfsn Uer
treter Der ostiqieoeIen Strmen'Venol
ienl@afiea MOT. Sqnen " e oiel
nlspr Elm porn I'M 1u9e, oGB n9 oe
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@rukartieer Opium ; e@mmsael.

3a&ri9teu aus DonoIulu sufoIge III
es etnem tuasbalfsen Entertainer,
Mbalep aus California, geIunsen, 8
Sounen 6inefi6es Opium nuf 0auaii
ein3uiGmugseln unb unter Der 6onb
an 6dnbIer In 0onDIuIu .obauIebeu.
Mbalep bat far bieies Quontum i'm
pOrigen 0erbft in Dong Song $50. 600
be3abIt uub uabeau $500, 900 bafiir elm.
eelommen. Ser Opium . Support III
I'm Rei@ Der 2bnisin 9iIiuofaIani ge.
Iebli9 berbotef, neil beren llntertbas
men in ereeifbem MaBe ber Opiumz
pfeife buloisen unb bic SnfuIaner. @aRe
f@ ba6ur9 i&Or ibrperli@ iuie geifig
betrd9tli9 uerf9le&tert bat. Gus
8ergndgen iber jeinen geIungeuen
goup fOQ fG @balep In einem 6oteI
In 6an 6rancisec bas ieltfame Iergnti.
gen zines Babes In elmer nit 800 6las
fden gbampasner sefiiuten 8abeiuanne
9eleitet baben.
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6 t ] 8.
Cages @brpnif.
%. 90 i.


1880. Seanne b'9trc gu gpmpiesne sefans
9ert serpatmen.
1893. Seronbmu8 Sabotarola gu Sloren3
aIS Setter sebdnst 1rb berbranrtt auf 8efebl
bes &apftes Mleranber vi.
1706. MarlbprouSb iiest BET Nantiates iber
8inerpi.
17o7. &arl bon 2inne 8otanifer) seboren.
1888. Grar3 4nton Mesmer gu @etl gebps
rem. (GntOeder beS tbieriiden @aenetismrs).
1889. Ser IoeI in Sranfrei9 eibt ieine
9ribiIesten auf.
1850. Sir Sobn 9tob aorSpol @epeSition
bis September 1851.
1864. Die &5nisin 8ictoria bon gnslanb
erfldrt ii6 i'm &rieee 9Gnetnarf NIT Seutids
Lamb neutral.
1871. 9esinn bes SruppenriidmarI6es aus
Granfreid.
1889. Der beuti6e 8ei9stas nimmt bie
arbeitersS eritderuns sScrlaae in britter 2es
Jung an.
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8eethppen.Meauuerthpr

SIN Goue beute Ra@mittaa teiu ffar'
Ter Regen mebr eintritt. inbet bas
Monbi@eins picsNie i'm &iperibe'p art
beute Mbenb beffimmt ftatt Die @ars
geben urt 8 ubr 80 Minuten bon Der
Miqs Bride OBJ. Dos gomite.
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i9dft unter 6er 1euen Girma v8rep.
mann 6 S@ulbe" fDrtftbren.

g%llenbille, g. g., 6. Sanuar 1890.
SIN Sabre 1882 perrentte i'd mir
ben Wentet unb ert na9bem i'd ct.
Del ontpanbte tpurbe i'd bau.
erno gebeilt. -Sbos. 90. San @orber.
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s6g- 6auptquartier fir 69Idu@e
gum Gpriben, Babepannen, plumbers
unb Steam : Gitters Bacterial ieber Ntt
bel Gbafer & 8raben. 20 Met.
Commences Strobe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23
sSm @inberel1a ednhsstpre.

@de0ou onfraB Be u. abe. 6,
1T ioeben angetommen: Gin aroBer
8orratb bon Ginber 8 Slippers unb
Sdube1 BON Is Gents aufp6rts.
9amen Sizes un0 Slippers BON IS
@ents aufwdrts bis su ben feinfeu
Qualit1ten.
Sas Eager In Damen. unb 6erreu.
e9ub3eug, bod ober niebrig gei9nit.
ten, nit Der 9anb ober Mai9ine ge,
ma6t, 1T groBartig, su 9reifen, Bic
Seoea in @rfaunen feben mhRen.
Wer fetnes unb auglei9 bduerbaftes
S9ubpert tragen min, taufe i'm Sin.
6ereua S9ubs@ Store.
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u. s. paris. 8. 81. Mot5weu.
PARIS & ROCKWELL,

pbotograpbii9es MteIier,
go. IL unb 10 @efs@ Commerce. traBe,
San Mntonio. Die aIerneueften 8ens
reg in photographer fein ausgefRbrt,
ebeHio elegant tpenn nidt better, uie
irgenb tpel9e i'm Gtaate. 2ebensgroBe
@raDon portraits unb ale Mrten bon
8ergrbBerunsen. @ebt Cure Bilber
nidt Jremben, um tie bergr6Bern 3u
laRen, uenn bic Mrbeit bier BON Der.
antwortli@en aduflern aur bollen gu.
frieoenbeit ousgefibrt pereen tann.
@ir liefern 1ur Mrbeit erfer &la1e ab.
Mgf9ten bnn @ebduoen peroen aufs
genommen unb ole Nuftrdse auBerbalb
benz MteIier prompt beIorgt.
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Gas, elettriides 9idt ano sriehfraft.

Mir bewerben uns I'm, bic Runb.
i6aft bes Hablifums fur @as, our 8es
leu9tung un6 gum 2o6en. Arc, Sns
canbescent, elettrif@es 9i9t unb elet.
trifde Sriebfraft. Wir liefern Gofte1s
ani@ldse fur 2esung BON R6bren in
6duietn, aufiteluns BON Gas6fen, unb
elettrif9e 8eleu9tung. MotDre. gIets
trif9e Sriebtraft tpirb prompt seIiefert
bon Der San antonio Gas
Rnmpagnie. Selepbon PIP.
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p1- Sn llnter5eus, 0emben, Soilsts
teartiteI fnbet man nirgenotpo before
MusuabI als BEL paneoaf & Sobn.
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. rieffaHtm

M. g. In MuHin. 0a iptrb So.
men tpObI ueiter Ni@ts iibris bleiben,
als baB sic einen tA@tigen Nr;t cons
iultiren.
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19r Wenbet gu4 on 9bafer &
Braben, plumbers1 fur Office
&dumIi6feiten. go. 20 @eft @oms
me,ce StraBe.
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IN Z UU p CO We
eS- Wenn Senanb fem urlo au an.
%nebmbarem preiie ipeiien mill. 10 gebe
ct gum Miffionss@arten. Die
9erren 0fbeiner & 8amt, 8efber bies
ies gtabiiHements, balten barauf. lire
@dfe fiets nolltOmmen sufrieben 10 Iiels
len. Mqe faiionmdBigen Eelifatehen,
Aufern, @ilb, Slide, @efiiteel &C. Rnb
bort tn Der belifateffen 3uhereitung ole
3eit su baben. Mabl5eiten tperben auf
MunI@ ia bic @nbnungen her Runbea
geIanbt. Nu6 bietet bei NIT Der
Gpeiiepirtbid daft berbunbene 9 ar<
o 0 N bic beffen @etrdnfe. tets frif9es
Bier unb feline 2iqutre unb 0eine.
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u d g.

Cine 5umme @eIbes ii 30 berIeiben
n getrdgen BON $1,000 unb ulebr.
MtamD Jeuer BERT. @eielid1aft,
222 Mef.@ pmulerces6 traBe,
San MntoniD.
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SetrathSgdhetne.

2ouis 8uitron unb 9ebDis 2aiier.
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pr Die neuelien 6iI3.. Gtrob.,
DUNLAP. 3nDr. uu6 GtetfOns 6tte BET
pancoat & So3u.
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Nter mapnate btttI6.
Eiet aus etner S6be
ION 50 GnA.

THE CHARLES A. voeELER CO.. Baltimore, Nd.
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realm can never again hope to lead the
Radicals More than this, the recent death
of his wife having caused his withdraw
from the Craftsmanship If the County Coun-
Gil it is uncertain what part Lord Rosebery,
will in the future consent to take IN public
affairs. AS 1t is, then, the Liberals will go
to the country for general election in
somewhat loose order, and relying mainly
on the strength of Radical ideas and the
tremendous power of Gladstone's name.
When precisely the election will come no
one can say. The Conservatives will en-
deavor to select time when some adroit
stroke has produced favorable impression,
and it Is thought by some close observers
that this will be in the fall, when this popu-
lar free education bill has just gone into
operation. However, much depends upon
the unexpected moves that will take place
on the political chess board. If the cleo
| tons to fill vacancies occurring during the
term of this government are of any value
in forming Judgment Of which party will
| be successful, then the Liberals would be
said to have most in their favor, for of Ill
by-elections they won 81, with so for the
Conservatives, whereas, of the same con-
stituencies at the last general election in
1885, they won only As and the Conserva-
tues &c. But thought is moving fast, and
/ what may have turned results at most of
these by elections, would now exert but
small influence. Only the Radicals, as
distinguished from the larger body of
Liberals, are confident
HENRY GEORGE, JR.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-31
LACE CURTAINS.

A lot of Remnants in White and Cream
Nottingham Nets, in and 7-yard lengths,
at 75c., 9Oc, S1.00, S1.25 and $3.50 per
Remnant.
White and Cream Nottingham Curtains at
75c., $1.00, S1.25 and $50 per pair; were
sl.25, sl.50, s1.75 and $500.
Irish Point and Tamboured Swiss Cur
tains at $500, $500, $500, $3.50 and $1,000;
Former Prices, 100, $500, $1,000, $1,000
and $500 per pair.
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WHY WOMEN TALK

About Wisdor's Robertine is because it
has attracted more attention and given
better satisfaction than any toilet prepare
ton known. 1t enjoys the distinction of
being, first harmless; second, invisible;
third, producing an effect which has never
been approached by any known prepara-
ton. All ladies remark on its delightful
cooling and refreshing properties, its mag
ical powers and true invisibility. The gen
uine is sold only by druggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-31

Never had preparation more appro-
pirate name than Ayers Hair Vigor. when
the capillary glands become enfeebed by
disease, age, or neglect, this dressing i'm
parts renewed life to the scalp, so that the
hair assumes much of its youthful fullness
and beauty
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-31

$40 ORANGE ST., BROOKLYN, N. Y,
Feb II, 1890.
81 have used Allcock's plasters for some
years for myself and family and, as far as
able. for the many sufferers who come to US
for assistance, and have found them gen.
uine relief for most of the aches and pains
which flesh is heir to. 1 have used ALL
cocks plasters for all kinds of lameness
and acute pain and, by frequent expert
ments. find that they can control many
cases not noticed in your circulars.
1.-THE above is the only testimonial l have
ever given in favor Of any plaster, and if
my name has been used to recommend any
other it is without my authority or sane
tim
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-31
Utah FROM 1877 TO 1870.

Charles Ellis lecture on this subject is in
print and for sale by the Utah Book and
Stationery Co, at II Main Street. Price 25
cents. BY mail on receipt. of price Ad-
dress Charles Ellis, So East Second North
ST. Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-31

We closing out lot Of Antique Lace Edges and
insertions at Half Price, and we shall offer 40ineh
Pure Linen Ser, worth &c., This Week at t5e per yd
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-31
Have You Seen the
Display Of Wool Dress Patterns

At
1896
In Our Large Show Window.
They Are Going Rapidly.
This Week Win Close Them Out,
SIMON
Bros. &
DUKE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-31
NEW YORK, May 28. 1891.

Frank Fl. Dyer:
1 am In full sympathy with every Democratic
effort and therefore congratulate the DemOc-
racy Of Utah upon their enterprise and activity.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
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Be as Nature
MADE YOU.

Turn up your sleeve,
or turn down the neck
of your dress. Observe
how white and clear the
skin is. Nature made
the skin as white and
clear on your face as
that on your arm or
neck. Neglect, expos
ure, alkaline water. and
perhaps ill-health, have
, caused the skin on your
face to become rough
and discolored, and
1thn-vuicr N1A,1.;-IAl rs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-31
EMINENT TESTIMONY.

Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher writes:
$40 ORANGE ST., BROOKLYN, N. Y,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-31
P - R a SOL -

200 Scotch Glngham Sun SHADES, This
Week at 30c. each.
A lot of Colored Satin Parasols, with Ruff
1e and Carved Handle, regular price,
81. 50; This Week at S1.15
All our Beautiful Paid and Striped Silk
Parasols, with Elegant Handles, worth
$3.50: This Week, at 1925.
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you would have as clear and pure and white
skin on your face as on the uncXposed parts of
your person, first use Mrs. Grahams FACE
BLEACH until you have removed all blemishes
and discolorations from the skin; then after
FLOWER CREAM to protect it from wind and
sun, and to cleanse it and keep the pores in
active and healthy condition, and you may
always have skin and complexion as pure and
clear and white as you had in baby days You
will then be Gas regards complexion las
nature made you" Face Bleach is 81 30 per
bottle. G. and E. F. Cream S10O per bottle
For sale by all druggists. MRS GERVAISE
GRAHAM, Beauty Doctor 1903 Post street
San Francisco, treats ladies for every blemish
or defect of face or figure. Send stamp Tor her
little book How to be Beautiful"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-08-14

The most important elections this fall
occur in the states Of Ohio, Massachu-
sets, Iowa and Maryland where state
officers and members of the legislature
are to be elected. There are seven other
states in which a contest of more of less
interest will be had. New York elects a
governor, state officers and a legislature.
Pennsylvania chooses a treasurer and
auditor and Nebraska q member of the
supreme court. In Mississippi a board
of railroad commissioners and a legisla-
ture are to be chosen, and in New Jersey
and Virginia aportion of the legislatures.
The most important of all the contests is
in Ohio where the issue will be on the
tarif-the Mckinley bill. There will be
no excuses. The issue is accepted cheer
fully by the republicans and there will be
no lodging unless it be on the demo-
cratic side. The law has now had but
the beginning of a fair trial but the re-
suits are 80 assuring to the defenders of
the bill and 80 disappointing to those
who predicted such wholesale disaster
that it is expected the old Buckeye state
will fairly paralyze the free traders of
the country in November.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-08-14

The selection of Washington as the
meeting place for the G. A. R. next year
was a happy conclusion, as it will bring
together probably the largest number of
soldiers that ever assembled. It was in
deed a grand army that marched down
through the streets of Washington in
1865 to be mustered out of service. The
army that will assemble next year will
be reduced in number as compared with
the great event following the close of
the war, but it will be a mighty interest
ing spot for the old veterans to visit
again-many having never visited the
national capital since that time.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-08-14

The secretary of state is now sending
out the election laws-a sufficient num-
Der to each county auditor to furnish
every election officer with a copy, as
provided by the new Australian ballot
law. It is important that county COM
missioners and county auditors famili-
srize themselves with the new law, as
upon them devolve the duty of provid-
ing the election neutrality-suspicious., bal
lot boxes, tickets, etc. The newspapers
of the state cannot comment too fire.
quently on this matter as most people
are completely. ignorant of the provi-
sions of the new act. It would not be a
bad idea for the country newspapers to
keep the new law in type and insert it
frequently in their columns so that every
voter may become familiar with the
law.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-08-14

In no other business or profession
does merit receive it's reward so surely
as in r%ailroading. The latest exempli-
fcation is in the promotion of Assistant
General Passenger Agent j. G. Pond of
the Northern Pacific to be general pas
senger agent of the Wisconsin Central.
MI. Pond is a remarkably young man
somewhere between t~wenty-eight and
thirty-three-to be advanced so far, but
Mr.. Pond has had splendid training in
an excellent and wide field. How much
better it is for a young man to engage in
the railroad business than in politics.
Promotion is sometimes slow in railroad
ing, but it is sure. In politics promo
ton is the exception rather than the
rule. H. L. Craig, who has been chief
clerk with Mr.. Pond, has been promoted
to fill Ponds place and the department
will u on just the same as heretofore
except that the many acquaintance of
the former assistant will miss the
friendly "roasts" of Pond.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-08-14
BOTTINEAU PIONEER: The

BorT1NEAU PIONEER: The prees is
doing an act Of gross injustice to Public
Examiner Wallace, for it is assumed that
he has given an opinion on the charges
brought by the Bottineau Pioneer against
some ex-county officials, befors he has
completed his examination; it also as
sumes that his investigator is for the
purpose of determining whether an
ofense has been committed, whereas it
simply is for the official presentation of
certain facts to which his attention has
been to exercise a judicial function or
authority will miscarry, for we believe he
knows his duty.
The TRIBUNE is glad to learn that the
finances of the prize-wheat-county-at-the
Worlds Fair is all right, and that the re-
cent examination of the records by the
public examiner was not brought about
by the Pioneers charges of crookedness
against %ex-county officials.