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Blue-grass blade., 1891-02-14

identical in nature with the di.
vision that now exists between
the Democrats and the ltcpubli.
cans.
| Breckenridge was the avowed
champion of slavery, and Doug.
las. while not advocating it, did
not have the courage to oppose
it.
| Now, Democracy is the recog.
nizcd champion of the liquor
traffic, and lRepublcanism, while
not openly defending it, is afraid
to oppose it.
The animus of the Prohibi-
tionists and Of the old Abolition
lists is more favorable for Prohi-
bition success than it was for the
Abolitionists.
The religious convictions and
the personal hatred, by the two
parties, Of the things which the
one now opposes and other did
oppose, are fully as strong in the
Prohibitionists as they were the
Abolitionists, or perhaps stronger
in the ProhibitiOnists, for while
thousands of Abolitionists in the
North only knew of the legaIized
crime ofslavery by report, the
Prohibitionists everywhere are
almost daily the personal eye
witnesses OF the effects of the lie.
galized crime of the liquor traffic.
But there is another great fea-
ture of the Prohibition idea that
tends to its ultimate accomplish.
ment, that the Abolition idea did
not have; or rather, which tended
to retard Abolition just as it now
tends to advance Prohibition.
That is the business feature of
the question.
1t seemed to be the buslnes,
interest of the Abolitionists of
the North to perpetuate slavery
in order to supply the cotton for
Northern manufactures, and to
afford a market for Northern
products of all kinds.
But the business interests of
everybody, except those imme-
diately engaged in the liquor
traffic, is plainly opposed to that
traffic. Not only do official sta
tistics, government, State and
municipal, show this, but it 10 the
observation of all who know of
the proceedings of our courts.
Again, the Abolitionists were
only aroused in favor of another
race of which they personally
knew comparatively nothing,
while the Prohibltionists are
working, not only for their own
race, but for their personal
friends, and their own families,
to redeem them from, or guard
them against a slavery which they
justly regard as more distressing
than the former condition of the
American slaves.
Patrick Henry said, 1--WE have
no way of judging of the future
but by the past-there is no light
by which our feet are guided but
the light of experiences"
If this be true it will be pc.
litical phenomenon if therProhi.
bition idea does not, at some
pretty early date, prove to be the
predominating idea in American
politics.
Blue-grass blade., 1891-02-14
Whisky Barrel Tracts.

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Blue-grass blade., 1891-02-14
Attention, Dr. Keller.
NICuoLAsvILLE, KY,
Feb. 8, 1891.

NlChoLASN Lille, hl.,
Feb 8, 1891.
Bro. G. c. Moore:
Please let mo know when my
time is out. | want to renew my
subscription.
You L.ust not let DR.. Keller
get you down on that number OF
whisky church gentlemen.
lie does not say they are Chris
faas but gentlemen.
Yours truly,
A G. SAITH.
The Doctor is all right. lie
will be Il Prohibitiouist in time
to vote with us in '9l. lie and |
watched and prayed and ban
daged wounds together in IA Con-
federate hospital during the war.
lie recollects how the mush-
rooms grew from under Long
more's body one night AS he lay
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befotnrnet, ME 6iele electromagnetic
be9riinoet it,"
Ser Guitace, ser Dor Gatbeart fteben
seblteben mar, mdbrenS 6erlelbe iprad,
fra9te pl6sli9 Wte bteB tene Srau ?"
rDas min i'd Sbnen fasen, ebe i'd
gebe, tiir iett banbelt e8 ii9 barun1,
oaB sic metne Srasen b%eantporter,
uno ni9t, oaB SIRE Ieusieroe befries
otst miro."
Serr Guitace mari oielenl TO rubie
uttO unerl6iitterli9 am &amin iiseuoen
a!teu Mtanu etnen er5iirnten 8lid su
ulto nabnl baum leinen Sang ipieber
anf. SD babe piellei9t etfpaS, bas
Sbuen belf len FAM in Sbrer Seitlteuuns.
SD erpa9e muir, oh i6 Sbneu ettpas
mittbeileu loq, ba8 mir inter Dem 9ie>
gel ser Seri6wiesenbett anoertraut
mnrbe."
,9abeu sic benu Elm Hedt, einem
jungen Manne, mel9er ieinen guten
STUFF wieoer berltelIen min, 9inoerntiie
in ben @e9 gu lesen? Sd appeaire
an Sire @ere6ttstettsliebe, ebenfaus an
Sbre Bfli9ten 9e9en BEN tobten Sreunb,
Der gcpiB 1ibt 509ern piirbe, Gle
SbreS 9el0bnilies gu entbinoen, mo e8
ii6 nm ieinen ei9enen 9eliebten Sobn
banoelt. ueberOtes tbeile ib Sbuen
NIT ni6t ais Drobung, lonbern ais
einfa6e D%arlesuns ser Tbatla6en =
baB III bieier angeleseubeit balb etne
Ybaie eintreten mtrb, mo oaS @ert1t
Ste 5lpin9en oiirfte, au iaseu, mas sic
millen, lpenn sic es nidt lieber iest
frctmillia thuu."
(Nprtiebuna fplat).
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Sc iOate in iebem Sauie 5eiu.s

s. 3. @tlfpn, 81 SLAP Strabe, Gbarpsburs, ga.,
fur S@winbiudt, Suiten unb Grfdltuns ietn, benn
b.afelbe babe feline Trau sebeilt, tpeIde mad einem befs
ttsen Nnfaqe Der p@rtppe" pom Der gunsen : GntShns
huns bebrpbt tpurbe, unb nadbem ale anberen ense=
iranbten Mtttel ptrtunsslos seblteben raren. Gobert
Barber BON Gpptspprt, ga., erfIdrt, bab Or. Sings
Neue GrfinSuns tbn rnehr senist babe, ala irsenb Gfs
mas, mas er sesen ietne 9unsenfranfhett sebraudt
Bate. G8 stebt nidts 8efereS. NRan periu9e esl
Treie grpbe-Slaf8en In ber @pptbete BON abolpb
DretB, Ttpmpipn & 60. GroBe Slafaen so Gents
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-6plbettes
gfi5a &. Carrier,
bon 8ebforb, St,

BON 8ebforb, &b.
Os' pan uSpariame Sausbalz
tuns'', &ebactrice Der Mbtbet=
lung fir prafti1deS Sausbalten
tn u2abies' Some Companion
ETC., etc.
SIN q. 6. Sairbanf & Co.:
sd bin iiberseust, baB GottoIene elm
bDatpmmener @rias fir S@mala unb bemz
feIben fir aIle GpbStpede iberIegen lit.
9abon sernabte Biscuits finb bieI Iet6ter;
bic Yies9tinbe garter unS ,1i1t 70 fettis tpte
bonn SdmaIs. 9luitern. G~roquettes ETC., bic
barin eebraten, errei4en bic @oDtpmmen=
belt, tpeI9e bic &59e gu feben tpiini6en-
braun unb trpden unp fret BON 5ett. Gcts
tpIene fam fir feineS 8adtpert a%nftatt
Butter eebrau9t tperben, tpp S9ntaIs ben
Gei6mad i6dbisen tpiirbe. Sd baIte Gpte
tpIene fir e%eiiinber, ba eS tpenieer fettis
uno bebbaIb lei4ter perbauIi9 it,"
Mneere 3eusniiIe bes1elben
SnbaltS fommen BON ben Be-
~riibmteiten S4riftiteaerinnen
unb ben bD9item &utoritdten
iber bas &oden, gum 8ei1piel:
Marfun Sarlanb,
Gatbarfne Srpen,
Gbrifffne Eerbune Serrief,
emma y. Gpins,
MFRS. g. &. Nprer,
Wrs. s. u. Benton,
Nmp Barnes.
Margaret Biffer.
8esen tpeiterer Musfunft abreifre
man
81. * gairhank s. Gu.
Srast Guren Grocer Ineinise Sabritanten
mad @ottpIene. ct. 2Duis, Mep.
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9as ct. 9euuaro S5oteI

III iumer nod am alien Drte, am
Drain plaaa, San Mntonio, often. 5ns
nerbalb ber leBteu Reben Sabre baben
feline g~igentbiimer. ober Berpaltungss
Wediel tfattgefunben.
Die Raten oes QoteIs fnb bieielben
tpie friber; $1.50 fhr OoppeI. unb 81
fiir ein3elne 3immer, nit Re6uftion
bel Der @o9e. Die Oeuti9ea nit If.
rem GomiIien tperben I'M 81. 2eouarb"
elm reinli6es, bttbi9es 0otel finben nit
untbertreffi@em Slid.
pb. g.. 2ounbsberp,
81, II, lin giaentbhmer.
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Gine beimiide Slonltrie.
@eo. Manorp's aampf /, aaferei.

Man b6rt bduHs, baB beimifde Sns
6ufirie = nod BEN 9pri1morte: Scr
propbet gilt ni@ts in ieinem Batter.
lanbe1 = in Der eigenen @tabt uenia
aneriaEnt miro. Run. bel SEQ. Maus
brp's Sampftiiferei III oies ni6t Der
6a0. SIN @egentbeiI fiuben bic ia.
brita!e Der Gabrit reibenben Mblab uub
fe 1T NIT auftrdsen ni9t nur bon bier,
fonbern BON tiberaQ Der, fbrmIi1 tiber.
bduft. Der Grfols Der groRartig elm.
geriWteten Rdferei III fein @ebeimniB.
4e1r Monbrp III elm Meifter In ieiuem
Ga6e. St bat ME barauf gerpartet,
baB ibm ausrpdrtiee Gonturren3 aubor.
lam, {onbern er i1nitt He TETS ielbn
OBJ, inbem er bic neueften Mni9afungen
madte unb Die neaefen Maf1inen auf.
fellte. 6eute 1T er fhr bic beoeutenb.
fen auft,dse in GdRern, 8otti9en, 81.
ffernen &c. etngerihtet unb ale tuerben
he prompt ~ausgeftbt. Sie Rhferei be-
infet F9 108 unb 10 Nufin.e traBe.
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&ermama 6arms'
0pernbaus 9errensarberobe , @ei@l

erbielt uno offetirt au reelen preifen
cine iebr reiGbaIfise auspabl BON
Winteruaaren alIer Mrt. 8efonbers
berDoraubeben fnb Winter.p aIetots In
ben berf6iebenHen QuaIit1ten unb au
ben berfdieoeniten Breifen. Winters
Mn5ige, tDoqenes nnter3eug &C. &C.
S1nbe unb Stiefel aIer Art fnb in
GROCER Auswabl auf Eager. GuBerbem
Shirme. &esens Mdntel unb a[e ion.
figeu 6errengarberobe. MrtiteI.
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1dT- Die aussesei6ueten Maffer.
g oneeferti9t
BON Der dirma paris 6 Rotbs
nell, Hnb 3peifeaos bic beffen unb
funfsere9tefien Die ie i'm Staote gee
3eigt tpurben. Sober, Der auf bieie
@eiie pbotrsrapbifde a~ufnobmeu bers
arbBert baben nil. Der befu6e unfer
MteIier go. IL unb Ii @ef. 6 o m.
meree StraBe, unb bef@tige
bieie Nrbeit.
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Dcs beae wn,eV

aus beffe WEftieS IL
auf bieier gaelt. idrei6i 5. 5ofberr aus opracuis
81. g., lit 9aitcr a6nig's NerpenSStdrter, beuu metn
Sc4it, wetber Dor bret Sabrer onrb einen Strnidlas
tbeiiweiie 9eldbut rpnroe nub nod bic 6allu5t ba3u
befaul. bat tie. felt er cine Slaide baron rabnl, nt4t
mebr sebabt-er iast ieinea ber5I;dIten Oart.
3..ip Orleans, 3d.. Gebr. $50.
GO gibt reine @orte fir bas Suite, peldes mir bitr4
sNoftor S0ni9' yserpen=G drtera sm Shelf pirb, tpeil id
mir of ben 5oo getoiinidt. eBe i'd bieies Miittel erbielt.
IS mirfte bel mir nunberbrr gegen %Soniudbt, unb ib
balte MIDI ieBt fir banoH eebeili. @ielen 9anf bafir,
inb es ipirb mir uuoer9eBiib iein.
202 WiIan Ctr. Geo. 6. Msburh
M. 8ertbeIptte ans ct. SameS, Sa.,
vgaftor &bnig's gerpen.S tdrfern bel meirier frau
battle. Sebt i9l1ft ite tpieber gut unn bat feline iolde
8itter' un6 areiid.Mnidle mebr.
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CalatuabS pboto9rapbif9es
MteIier, No. Alb Dff.6ouffonftroBe
liefert enti4ieben bic feinfe Mrbeit In
Der Stabt. Ser erfe RetouGeur Der
Mnfalt 1T Der bor3isli9fe RinF.
let, Der ie In San Mntouio tuar. Ct
NOR cine LANCE Reibe bon Sabren
in ben befen Mteliers bes Ncrbens uub
Dfens bei@dftiet. Woat Sbr tuirtli@
CUTE Bilber bdben 10 tpenoet gu6 an
Galloway. Gin 8erfn9 pirb gu9
beIehren.
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st.. 5. 9ofbeina. Militars.
pla3a, San 4ntouio, bat ON ollen
Jarm. utenRlien eine bebeutenbe pre;s
grntebrigung bcrgenommen, aIs ba Rnb
soutb 8eno Wasen nit D a6aigen
M9fen, $55.
South 8enb Waseu nit 2a a6aiaen
N9ien, $50.
S@war3es Glidden barbed wire,
$3.50.
@alpaniRttes Glidden barbed wire,
$500,
Champion Womers, $40.
Gin eutes Buaep nit SOP, $50.
MHberbem au bebeuterb reou3irten
@reifen perfins WiubmnbIeu unb
pumpeu, Dollfdnbiee @erdtbfdaften
gum 8runnenbobren, Cotton Sins,
Buds Brilliant Oefen, MoIine unb
Mpeip pfise unb ~hberbaupt ldmmtIis
DE Gifenuaaren. Mau fpre9e Dor ober
f1reibe ~gefdaisif um Breife.
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Maft fir aNatterI

gnr iiber 5OSabren f6on tuurbe Mts.
MinsIop's Soothing Sprup BON Ntils
Iionen BON Wiitterf! beim 3abnen ber
Rinber a~ngetnenbet. Mirf 9u In
@9Iafe bur9 Dos S@reien zines Rinbes
gefbrt, bas i'm 3abnen III unb Dor
S9mer3sn tpeint3 Wenn 70, IaHe lnfrrt
etne SlGi@e bon sMrs. WinsIolp's 500.
thing Sprnps boIen. Gein Mertb III IN.
be3ablbar. Sc tpirb benz tleinen 2eiben.
ben fpfert 2inberung peri@affen. Ser.
laBt Sud barauf Mtitter, es lit tein
3neifel bariber. @s betlt Sbfenterp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt BEN Magen unb
tie Tieren, befeitiet Mino Rolit, ers
tpei9t BEN @aumeu, perbinbert Gnt3an>
bung unb ifdrft ba3 gauge SPLEEN.
vWirs. Winstotns Soothing Gprups
fir 3abnenbe Rinber lift angene5m In
@eI@mad nnb bas Ne3ept fammt BON
einent Der beifet tpeibIiGen Ncrste in
ben Der. 6taateu. @s 1T bel allen
Druggiien in Der sanaen Wslt gu bas
ben. preis IS gts. per 6lai9e.
Rauft ni9ts anheres als Mrs. Wias'
Ions SOOTHING Sprup.
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Sm porisen CONNER i9idte Die gaationale
@epgrapbiide @e1eu19aft eine Expedition
na9 Masfa, tint bas @ebtet beS ct. elias
8erees gu erforiden. Die @eiultate Dieier
Spri9nngen iparen 10 befriebigenb, BOP man
bei6Iob, in bieem Sriibiabr cine sipeite @rpee
bition nad5uienben, I'M Die @rbeiten Der efs
ften fort5uieben.
9ieie Expedition, ipelde 1lnter ber peri6ns
li9en Sibrung bes Scr. SSrael 6. Rui1eu,
beS @befs bes 8unbess Bureaus fit geplogii9e
gertneiunsen, itebt, 1T jett bteier Sage bon
Minneapplis aus anfsebroden nnb bpft am
1. Stunt bic Giss8ai in gIasfa gu erret9en,
BON no aus bic eigentlide Sorl9ungs &eiie
ausgeben ion. Dtes 1%1nternebnten 1T sfpar
int G,unbe senpmmen muir ein prtDates unb
8ripatz8eitrdse itnb es audi, pelGe bas 3us
5tanbefpminen b%eiielben erin6slibtem, alein
sic 8unbess Gesierung unterititt bafielbe I'M
ipfern, ais 1te benz Scr. 9tufea BON Seattle
an ben d3ons&utter v@prpin" CUR Serfiguns
iteIt.
Ser eieentlide Sauptsmed Ser Expedition
tit bic @~rfteisuns bes ct. elias 8er9es unb
bic Geititellung 5eiter pirflidsn 9Dbe. Die
glnsaben bieriiber iinb nod iebr ungenau,
bent fie i9panfen stpiiden $1,000 unb 10000
S1if.
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= ginen prdGtisen Wpril > G@era
batten bic BefBer bes 9ombotels @afe
In R6ln in Scene gefebt. Sn fdmmts
Ii@en 3eitungsf6den befan6en f@ bic
Nummern bonn /. Nprtl 1890, peI9e
bonn Dersausenen Sabre iorefdItis auf.
bemabrt tporbeu tparen. Sir 4iejeni.
gen, tpeI9e In ben G9er3 eingetpeibt
uareu, muBte es interefant fem, a1
beoba9ten, tpie berb6ltniBmdBig biele
3eitungsIeier infofern bic 2ettire me-.
6anif9 betreiben, aIs fe bon benz
59era gar ni6ts mertten. 0berfG6,
li@e ooer fur5i6tise Unit 8ismardia.
net f9impften au@ tpobI Mugef9ts Der
gum l. Npril 1890 beseifert gei@riebes
men 8ismardarttteI, baB man ben ual.
ten Gobl@ iebt tuieber 10 iebr aufndrme
= sig fe enblt@ ben l. 9lpriI 1890
merften unb ft@ barrl feIbt fiji auf bic
Bauer legten, um Nnbere bereinfaleu
3u ieben. SO mar bies li9erlih Elm
ebenfo 1euer tpie finniger Nprill6er3,
ben tein 9ereingefalener ubel aufge'
nommen baben bitfte.
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COnyngtOn Business College.
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Dieies belpdbrte Snftitut ftebt unter
2eituua bon 8. s.. @erbin unb cts
freut fi6 zines iebr leb6aften Beiudes.
sSn benz college, mel9es iiber cine Nns
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BEN 9anbelsIiaEb poraubereiten tpiins
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Angcbote fit Die padtweiie neber.
aabnte bes Gan 8ebrO Yarfs
in sanantonto, seras.

@tabt San Nnionio, s. Npril '91.
8erEegelte Mngebote tperben in Der
Mapors Office big Samfag ben Is.
MpriI 1891, Miitags IL ubr, entgegen.
genommert unb i'm 8eiiein bet 8ieter
ge6Fnet. fir bic foIeenben pribilesien
i'm San pebrn port :
l. 8arroort.
2. Neifourant.
3. giscreamsp abilon.
4. Gru9tfanb.
5. S9ieBaallerie.
6. 2arrufel.
z. Menagerie unb aOologii6er @ar'
ten.
Die Yripilegien tperben aletn BEN
erfolgrei6en Dieter ftir ben Sermin bon
einem Sabre, stuet ober brei Sabren.
augef6lagea.
Sol6e, bic Mngebote einrei@eu, inb
eriu@t, BET ber ginrei9ung bes Yin.
sebotes beim fdbtii6en glert bic Sums
me BON finf3is Dollars ($50) in baar
als cine @atantie ibres guteH Milens
HI bepontren.
Nle anberen Bribilegien, bic bier
oben ni6t genannt Durbsn, tuerben
bonn 2omite fiir Narts unb 6fentli6e
@ebdube unter 8e~itdtisuns bes 6taOt.
ratbes augeiprodeu.
Die 5tabt bebdlt H9 bas Re9t Dor,
irgenb zines Der Nngebote. Ober ale,
auriidjuweiIen.
Die M~nsebOte mnRen on ben Wabor
Der Stabt seri@tet unb .TnsebOte fir
pribilesisn i'm San pebro pnrf" i6erI
i9rieben fein.
5r. S9reiner.
5tellDertreten6er Mapor.
6. g. glaubDn, Stabt:glert.
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3u tangt
Interchangeable t%rofttoie Opfer bes 9opf'
9atarrbe. 9tets tuurbe ibln 9eiast, er f0nne
ME tnebr sebeilt perSen. @laubt bies iebo@
nidt. Gr fam, NIB er miro es an9 = tpie
fhlimm ober iuie LANCE Der 6atarrb aud bee
reitS eingeriifen mar. @s mar bieS Der Sau
bet E~auIenoen @burd Or. Cages @atarrt
8temebp. Gnoere fogenatnte Seitnittet rt0s
gen eine l3eit lang nitoern bteies jebo@
beilt griinblid nub fir INNER. 9urh ieiue
ulilber, beidnftisenber, re%iniseubeM nuO BET,
ienoeu Gi9enidaften beieet es bic barts
nddiafen 5due. Sic Sabrifanten oeHelben
erbieten iid, gefitt auf ibr sntes gertralell,
cine 8elOhuung bon $500 fir ieoen ein5ets
men Eau eires &atarrbs su besablen, ben fe
nidt furiren f6naeu. Gle finb i'm 9tanoe,
oas @efo gu besableu. 8ift bu i'm Stanbe,
60 tn @mpfang gu rebrlen?
Die gpnptome BON &atarrb fnb 9opf.
idmerI Berfopfuus Der Naie, Qusmurf in
ben Gals ieineu @eg fiilbenb, itituuter reid.
lid, t~pdfierig NIB bitter, mitunter ipieSeruni
bid, 3dbe, idleimis, eitrig, blutis, fauli9
NIB plbrig ; ihnade angen, Obreniauien,
Eaubbeit, ibelriedenber Atbent; Dcrlniu.
btrttr @erud NIB Geidmad, NIB alae.
aleine 3orperihiudde. Nur eiilige iuenise
bieitr Samptome treter m0gli9ertueiie 3i
GIeider I3eit Elm. Eauienbe BON &raufbeite.
fallen srbet III SdiuiIbiid)t iiber NIB fiibren
gum @rabe, obse iemals oue bieie 5pmp-
tome 9eoffenbart Su baber. Or. gase's
@smebp BELT tie idiuierigfteu 0aue. so Ste.
III 4potbefer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-22

R- Wenn Semanb fem uno gu an.
nebmbarem preife ipeiien mill, 10 gebe
CT gum Miifionss@arten. Die
9erren 6beiuer & @asl, Beibsr bies
les @tabtiKements, balten oaralf, i9re
@dfte tets bollfommen 3ufrieoen 81 liels
len. Ile iaiionmdBieen GeIitateHen,
NuFefn, Wilb, Slide, @efIiigeI &C. inb
bort in Der ~oelifateffen 3ubereitung ale
3eit su baben. Wablaeiten tperben auf
Wuni6 In bic Wobnungen Der Gunbea
geianot. Nu@ bietet Der NIT Der
Speiiepirtbi9aft berbun6ene Bar<
o bic beffen @etrdnfe, tets fril1es
Bier unb feine 2iqutre un6 Weine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-22
gaEaae nad9 Garppa.

Die Msenturen beg 6errn %. s.
Ooun8, Rn. l Commerce . @traBe,
Gan Antonio, unb No. 603 Mains
SttaBe, DaIlos, pertreten 1ur bic
anerfannt beffen eurppdii6en 9ampferz
0tnien. Serr Douns iii i'm 9tanbe bic
biIIigfen& aten gu geben, err
tbeilt bereitmiIig iebe 9epanf9te Nuss
tunft unb beior9t febr prompt ole ibm
iber8ebeaen Auftrdge. Wer mad Gu.
rDpn gu reiTen nani9t, Dber Wermanbte
bertbertommen IaRen min, tpenbe fi@
ON trgenb cine Der genannten M8enturett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-22
Rnnlens aruiea.eaIbe.

Die bette SaIbe Der BeIt fur e&uitte,
0uetidunsen, @ef6uire. Gieber. unb Sauts
Nusf&Ias. 6Ie@te, %sefprunqene edubs, 6raf'
bsalen uno ale Sauttranfbeiten turirt %,
mnrrboioen oOer feine BebabIaus. 8anise
eatisiaetiou saranttrt ODER bas @eIo nirS
buriderfattet. rs Gents bic G9aateI. gum
Bertauf in ellen Ipotbessn. Drets, fbomp.
loa & Co., @totsiaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-22
m,- Ser Nlumber g. 6. sftfi,ts.

@- Ser glumber S. 6. sltfims,
No. 20 Muenue 8 nabe pof Office,
Bot, uin ben gstsi9ertett Nalpst1en,
bic an fem @ef9dft geftelt perben,
na6tommen ill f6nnen, fh nit einem
tiAtigsn GaNmanne, 6errn SbDmas,
ahociitt un0 mirb Die 9em6bnli6 aur
3ufrtshenbeit Des publitlms nle Mufs
fridge raid erLeOigen. SsLspaon 427.
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GaaatpaDs pbotOgrapbii@es

Galatua1S pbot0grapbif9es
M~teIier, 80. Alb Of.0ouifonfraBe
Iiefert enti6ieben bic feimfe Mtbeit in
Der Gtabt. Der erife &etoudeur Der
gnffaIt 1T Der por5a9li@ife GinEs
Ier, Der ie in San antouio mar. Ct
mar cine LANCE &eibe bon Sabren
In ben beffen MieIiers bes Noroens uno
Oifens bel9dfttgt. Molt Sbr tDirtli@
quite Bilber baden, 10 tuenDet gud on
@aIIamap. Gin 8eriud mirb gu@
belebren.
B6g- 2aBt @uG bel paneoat &
6obn einen Mnsug MAIDEN; Sbr tper'
bet sufrieben itin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-22
Weerideibt'a 3iberzg nbbipiifon.

fibli6 bon Mtil, SiraBe, baut R9 iebt
Iebbaft an. Si9ert @u6 elm @ruubs
fttd, ebe He aQe Derfauft finb. Cement.
Seitenuese Dor iebem 8aublaB unb big
our @troBenbabnlinie. Dies gigen.
tbunt lis9t in Der Sta6t. Menbet gu@
an @e5r. Meerf@eibt, go. 407
Oft 9o~ufonfraBs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-22

eT paneoaf & 5obn baben
oteie Saifoa eiue ungem6bnlib feline
Nuspabl in GIotbtng. Wemanb
berfanft feline MnSige biliger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-22

DR- Sn luter3ens, 6emben, SoiIet.
teartisel inbet man nirsenomo btfiere
Nuspabl als BET Baneoat e 5nn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-22

Die Serren Carpenter & 9almer in Same8trpn, q.
3. fdreiben nns: vDr. 8uG's Suiten Snrup entlpriat
allen Grpartunsen unb ~hbertrift an gopularttdt ale
Prdparate, bic mir fdbren."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-22

unlern $500 g9nb fibren mir felt
8 Sabsen unb garaEtiren iebes poar.
Nud lit Bel ul,s ales In 9ameu., 0ers
renz. Gnaben= unb Mdb9en s9uben
au fnoen.
CINDERELLA gdbub . gt5re.
Ode DIT 9OufOnfraBe unb 1benue c.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-21
COMING AGAIN.

The large practice built up by DR..
Ham in this city and the successful
treatment Of his patients is, to gay
the least, very complimentary. The
Doctors next visit will be on
Wednesday, March 25th. As usual,
he can be found at the u. S. Hotel.
A large number Of fHicted have
consulted him since his first coming
to Mineral Point, and many have
been cured, while incurable cases
have been much benefited. Every
visit sick persons who have been
unsuccessfulIy treated by others and
had despaired Of either being cured
or benefited, call at the doctors
parlors to thank him for the great
good he has done them. The secret
70 his success is skill backed by a
determination to help mankind.
Generalization free % aboYe date at
the u. $. Hotel. lw
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-21
BOOTS
sIoEs
AS USUAL

We shall for the season of 1891
Lead in the Shoe Business.
Our largely increased business
during the year 1890, warrant our
bright anticipati6ns for the coming
year.
The great quantities Of goods we
handle enables us to buy to better
advantage, aud consequently to sa!i
at lower prices than our competitors.
Our aim is TO keep at all times
everything new and desirable in fine
footwear
PENuALLEGoN BRos.
Shoe Dealers.
Mineral Point, Jan. 8, 1901.