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All JIM'S WIFE.
One of Her Abductors is Captured
at Auburn.
He Is Brought Back and Locked Up
Peculiar Aspect of the Case
at Present.

The story of how Ah Jim's wife was
kidnapped was given in detail in yester-
days RECoRD-UNIoN. The three Chinese
abductors were seen to depart from this
city toward Auburn in q two-seated rig.
and shortly after Justice of the Peace
Henry issued a warrant for them Frank
Cross, Constable BrisseFs new deputy.
was in hot pursuit.
Deputy Cross traced the runaway party
from the American River bridge and
along the road to Rattlesnake Bar. He
found he had got off the track here, and
headed his team for Auburn. At the
latter place he was more successful.
de learned that a team had been
taken from there by Chinaman, driven
to Sacramento and returned. The dep
uty then went out on still hunt for the
Chinaman who had procured the team
and succeeded in capturing him. For
fear of habeas corpus writs he put the
Chinaman in his team and drove him
out Of town as fast as he could.
The Chlnaman confessed that he had
been to Sacramento and that he had as
sisted in kidnapping All Jim's wife. He
said that Mrs. All Jim was valuable-her
husband having paid 81 800 for her-and
that was why the highbinders were anx-
lous to get possession of her. He said
that the other two Cinnamon had taken
her to Dutch Flat.
Deputy Cross arrived in this CITY last
night with his prisoner and locked him
up in the County Jail.
All Jim was on hand, too, and stated to
Constable Brissel that he too had
learned that the woman was in Dutch
Flat He was satisfied, however, that
she would be brought back by to-day. If
she is not, Deputy Cross will take the
noon train for Dutch Flat. and bring her
back.
1t is stated on good authority that All
Jim's wife was taken from him as a
punishment for the part he took recently
IN assisting Gum Ho, the Colusa girl, in
escaping from the slave-owners. 1t is
also said that if he gets the Colusa girl
out of the mission at San Francisco, and
returns her to her owners, he may have
his wife back again. If this is the
case, All Jim has already agreed to sacri-
flee the girl-according to his statement
last evening that his wife was on her way
home
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BRIEF NOTES.


The fees of the Sheriff's Office during
the month of September amounted to
Sl57 lC.
VIM. Price, colored man, asked at the
County Clerks office for license to wed
white girl, but he did not get it.
There is a prospect of a glove fight
shortly between one Dave Hatch and Bill
Hall. Both have gone down before
Charley Turner.
The divorce suit of Ella NJ. Waldron
against Louis Waldron was called in Su-
perior Judge Van Fleets court yesterday
but continued.
The Central Electric Railway Company
has completed its switch extending most
of the way from / street to the depot, and
cars will now run right through without
stop.
Suit has been commenced by Richards
d Knox against c. Kelliher, to forclose a
mechanics lien for lumber furnished
with which to construct a building at
Twelfth and streets.
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SOCIAL AND Personal,

Mrs. NJ. Z. Cumberson of Oakland is
visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. p f. Dolan have been on
a trip to Wilbur Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller have been
visiting in San Francisco.
Mrs. III. Weinstock and family are
home from their summers sojourn at the
seaside.
Railroad Commissioner Beckman is
home from trip through the San Joa-
quin Valley.
Miss Edna Devin of Vina, who has been
visiting Miss Rego of this city for several
weeks, left for her home yesterday after
noon.
Here is a society note from the Mt.
Shasta Herald: Colonel c. r. Whedon
of Sissons attended the dance at Duns-
muir and danced twenty-six dances out
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THE MAN WITH THE ARSENAL.
A Young Lady Who Thinks Perhaps
She Knew Him.
She Writes a Letter to Chief Drew.
Inquiring About the Youth Who
Was Found at Brighton.

Chief of Police Drew receiv ed a letter
yesterday from a young lady living at
Lancaster, Los Angeles County, inquir-
ing as to the identity of q young man
who was found in dying condition
alongside the railroad track near Brigh-
ton last July.
The man in question had been struck
10y train, and when found was nearly
dead. He was taken to the Receiving
Hospital where he expired in short
time. The articles found on his person
excited considerable curiosity. Strapped
around his waist was a leather belt filled
with cartridges, and he also carried an
elegant Colts revolver of the latest pat
tern. In his pockets were found clip
pings from newspapers, recitng accounts
Of daring stage robberies and captures of
bandits on the Pacific coast. These led
the police to believe that he was either a
highwayman or else light-headed
youth who had been carried away by
dime-novel reading.
Another piece Of property which added
to the mystery surrounding the case was
a letter, evidently from a sister of the de-
ceased, from which every date and name
had been cut. 1t was a touching epistle
begging him to let her know how he was
living, and to write and send her his
photograph.
The body was inferred in this city, but
Coroner Clark took the precaution to
have photograph of the deceased taken,
suTmising that inquiries might be made
concerning the man.
THE LANCASTER LADY.
The letter received yesterday was as
follows:
LANCASTER, Cal, September 80, 1891.
70 The Headquarters Of P0ljce-SIR: l no.
ttced an article in the Los Angeles Times
about the last Thursday in July, Stating that
a young man of stalwart build was found by
the railroad unconscious, and had been
picked up and brought to Sacramento where
ne died few moments after arriving, aud
that there was q letter found in his pocket from
q very young sister, asking him and pleading
IN an aHectlonate way TO let her know where
he was and what he was doing. The paper
steted that the name and dates were all cut
out OF the paper
rs think can identify the writer. If l do
not recognize it will return the letter. l
think 1t was written with pencil. Let me
know immediately, and oblige
DELLA MCCONNELL.
i. S.-If you still have the letter, please see
II 1t compares with this writing.
THEY ARE NOT ALIKE.
Coroner Clark produced the letter
which had been found on the deceased
and Chief Drew and he compared the
writing with that in the letter from Miss
Mcdonnell. The handwriting did not
compare favorably, and the officials came
to the conclusion that the two letters were
not written by the same person, yet they
could not say but what they might have
been.
At all events, to satisfy the curiosity of
the lady, Coroner Clark will send her one
of the photographs. The first letter,
Wilicn she says she thought was written
IN lead pencil, was written in ink.
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THE LIBRARIANS
Further Arrangements Made for Their
deception Here.

Reception Here.
The committee of twenty-one appointed
by direction of citizens meeting, to ar
range for the proper reception of the
American Library Association on the
10th inst, met at Mayor Comstock's office
last evening, a large majority of the COM
mittee being present.
Mayor Comstock presided, and T. II.
Wallis was Secretary. A full and very
pleasant discussion of the whole matter
was had, and the committee then pro-
ceeded to formulate plans.
Messrs. Perkins, Clark, Fitch, Ray
mond, Cravens, Wallis, Burke, MARITIME
and Woodson were appointed to accom-
pany Mayor Comstock to Blue Canyon to
meet and greet the visitors, and convey
to them present of California fruit.
Messrs. stephens, Gregory, Curtis and
PIatt were appointed Committee on
Fruit.
Messrs. McMullen, Curtis and Wallis
were chosen a Committee on Convey
ances, and Mr.. McMullen as Marshal.
W. ). Leake was elected Treasurer and
Chairman of the Finance Committee,
with authority to name his associates.
Messrs. Leake, Woodson and Vein
stock We're named as a Committee on Or
der of Programme.
The Chairman and Secretary were in
structed to telegraph to the excursionists
and to confer with Railroad Superintend-
ent Wright with view of securing an
additional hour in which to entertain the
visitors here.
An invitation was ordered extended to
the San Francisco Reception Committee,
which is TO arrive here at noon on the
10th, to accept the hospitality of the Sac
ramento committee in the drive about the
city.
The Chairman and Secretary were in
structed to write to Governor Markham
and ask him if it would be convenient for
him to be present and welcome the East
ern men of letters at the State Capitol on
the 10th.
The meeting then adjourned until next
thursday evening, TO reassemble at
Mayor Comstock'S IS Office.
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LOCAL GAMES.
They VIII Begin To-Day-Good Play
ing May be Looked For.

ing May be Looked For.
There will be ball games in this city to-
day, tomorrow and on Sunday. The
members of the Sacramento team pro-
pose to hang together for a while longer,
in the hope that the gate receipts during
the next two weeks viii amount to some
thing reasonable.
They held meeting the other day and
came to this understanding. Hoffman
intended going to Oakland to work in the
machine shops there, but was induced to
stay by the team until all the players
would resolve to retire.
If the receipts during the next two
weeks should not be larger than for the
last fortnight then the club may disor-
ganize. Most of the players seem to be
confident, however, that from now on the
gate money will be getting more plenti-
ful, and that they will be able to draw
fair salaries.
To-day's game will commence at 3
o'clock in the afternoon.
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The Fraternal Argonaut.

A council Of this order was organized
last evening in Pythian Castle. The
meeting was presided over by the Grand
Secretary.
The following ladies and gentlemen
were elected to hold office: DIR. G. T.
Admiral; Mrs. Fannie Sullivan, Vice
Admiral; II. II. Howard, Secretary; J.
&. Rowe, Treasurer; Mrs. Emma Nor
rill, Commander; Lewis Stein, Ensign;
j. ID. Calvin, Sentinel; Messrs. j. At
tama, j. j. Laracy and f. j. Pierce, Trus-
tees.
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ADJUSTMENTS

The beautiful mechanism, ''The City
of Babylon" in miniature, will be be on
exhibition but two days longer. 1t is
shown afternoonsand evenings at Turner
Hall, and is well worthy of a visit. 1t is
both instructive and entertaining.
At the Metropolitan Theater on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings next Manager
Henry announces the new American
comedy, "The President" will be pre-
sented by Frank David and Frank Lane.
supported by a company of excellence.
The box office for reservation of seats
without extra charge will open at half
past tomorrow morning. We have no
knowledge of the piece or the company,
but it is claimed forit thatit is sparkling
American comedy, cleanly. crisp. and is a
well spring of humor; that il is ingenious.
bright in dialogue and free from buffoon-
cry. Frank Lane, a leading man of the
troupe, is represented as talented
comedian, as also is Frank David. OF
the company is Charlotte Title, a Cali
fornia actress Of high promise, and who is
here general favorite.
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Sale of Farm Utensils aud stock.

On Wednesday, the 7th inst, at 1890 A.
NJ, ID. j. Simmons d Co., will sell at auc-
ton, by order of the Superior Court, at
the Keema Ranch, twenty miles south of
Sacramento. on the Lower Stockton road.
23S head of horses, colts, cows, yearfings,
hogs, stock cattle and calves; also, wagons,
ten sets harness. mowers, headers, culti-
vators, one engine, and about $4,000
worth OF personal property used on these
ranches. A good lunch will be served.
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A word to TTorse-oy,o-s

If you have a horse that does not eat well.
does not seem 10 be thriving. Is hidebound
troubled with sore eyes, lndigt stion or colic
etc. or a horse who pulls on one line more
than on the other VIXEN driving, or is unpleas-
ant 20 drive, etc, etc, bring him To me and
let me examine his teeth. Examinations
made free of charge. Il, G. Archibald. ID Y
=, Veterinary Surgeon aud Dentist Offce nj
the Central Stabics 1921 j street, SacTa.
mento, Cal. Telephone 23S.
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GRATIFYING to All

The high position attained and the uni-
versal acceptance and approval of the
pleasant liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of
Figs, as the most excellent laxative
known, illustrate the value of the quali-
ties on which its success is based and are
abundantly gratifying to the California
Fig Syrup Company.
The record-union., 1891-10-02

First-South half of north half lots and
6, q and r, Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets, with good house of seven rooms;
also, chicken-house and good outhouses,
fences, etc. Second-North quarter lots
5 and &, @ and r, Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets
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WE'LL IN THE LEAD.
San Francisco Striking Out for the
Pennant.
San Jose Defeated in a Ten-innfng
Game-A Chance for Sacramento
Ball Cranks.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. L. The home
club and the San Jose team played ten
inning game to-day, and the former won
by a score of 8 to 6. The feature of the
game was the pitching of Blauvelt, vino
did not give one base on balls and kept
the hits down. The score was tied twice,
and San Francisco finally won on punched
hitting Score.
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hitting. Score:

S. Francisco. 1 o o o O O O 2-s
san jose. 0 0 2 o o o1 o O-6
Two-base hits-McGucken, Clark. Dooley.
Ebright. Sacrifice hits-Hanley, @. Sharp
SWEET, Smith, Dooley, j. Sharp. Peoples. Nc
Ney. First base on errors-San Francisco g.
San Jose 4. First base on called balls-San
Francisco IL, San Jose .. Struck out-By
Blauvelt 5, by Harper 3. Hit by pitcher
Clark, SWEET Double play. SharpEto Cart
wright. Wild pitch-Harper l. Umpire
Sheridan.
Standing of the Clubs.
The following table shows the standing
Of the four California League clubs:
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Millinery Specials.

Children's jaunty felt hat, six colors. neatly
trimmed with all silk ribbon, soc; child's and
silk wire on brim, ribbon streamers, silk tassei
bands of pinked felt round crown. fancy cords
75c; childrens felt hat, stylish shape, broad
brim, trimmed with wide fancy satin ribbon
and buckle, all colors, zoe. Red House.
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unnnswerahle Logic

''Pat, Pat, you should never hit a man
when he is down."
''Begobs, what did worruck so hard to
git him down fer?"-Kate Fields WASH
ipCtOn
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First OF the Season.

Mountain trout at the Sacramento Market.
also, fun line of fresh ana salt water fish OF
all kinds, clans, musseis, crabs, shrimps and
oysters. Curtis Bros. & Co. 3oS-1o-I2 X
sJrees.
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Real Estnto az Anction ro-Dav.

w. IT. Croweil & Co. viii sell at auction
at IL o'clock to-day, on the premises,
by order of Mills & Hawk, the fol-
lowing desirable pieces Of real estate:
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You will find at our market to-day a full
line of game, such as mallard, sprig, teal.
plover, wild geese, etc. at Curtis Bros, & Co
Sacramento Market, 30S-10-12 K street. =
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If you want anything in the musical line
don't fail to try Hammers Music Store No
$50 street; largest stock and lowest price
Sole agency Chickering d Sons Pianos.
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s. &alteper & 9obn,
gSbuleiafe= unb 8etail : 9rmsstften,

9as &etail @ef9dft, iomie bic Ste.
eepiur obiger Girma inb Die bsbeutenb.
fen in San Wntonio, tpopon Sober
tastdgli9 f6 gu iiberaeugen @elegens
belt bat. IS berri6t In Der 9potbefe
geraoe3u elm pbduOmenaler 8ertebr ;
mon erb6lt bier Nles friih - bat III
allen Departments, namentli9 au@ In
benz Der patentmeoi3inen - bic gr6Bte
Nusmabl, un0 bic &eceptur 1T ben be'
fen unb semihenbaftelten 9dnben au'
pertraut. Sas Wboleiale @ei6dft
nimmt bon Sabr gu Sabr einen gr6Be'
rem umfang an, benn NpOiBeter in Der
Staot unb auf Dem Sanbe baben bic
@~rfabrung gema1t, baB fe bier por'
tbeilbaft foufeu uab auf bas promps
teite bebieut perbeu. 9ie 6irina Salt
e9er ftebt NIT ben eriten Sduferu ber
Ser. Staaten in @erbinhung unb im=
pOrtirt Diele Mrtitel brett in beoeutens
ben Quuntitdten. Nuf Mnfrage petben
preisliiten beriaabt. @ir t6nnen aleu
u~nferen betrefenben 2eiern ratben. mil
obiger renommirten Girma geiddftlid
anaufnlpfen.
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Ratk far @atterI

Dor ibsr 5OSabren idon tpurbe Mts.
Minslo:D's Sootbing 5prup BON Mils
lioneu BON Mhtterr beim 3abnen Der
Ginber angetrenbet. Wirft gu i'm
Shlafe our9 bas S9reien zines Rin5es
geffbrt, bas i'm 3abnen III unb Dor
S9rerasu tceinta @eur 70, lafe iofort
eiue 6laf@e bon saRrs. MtnsIom's 500.
thing eprurs bDlea. eein Wertb III un'
b~e5ablbar. gs tpirb benz tleinen 2eiben.
ben fofort 2inberune beri4aHen. Ser.
laBt @u9 barauf, Mitter, es III tein
3meifel oardber. IS beilt Gpfenterp
unb Oiarrboe, regultrt ben Ma9en unb
bic Nieren, beieitist Winb . RrIit. cts
tpei9t ben @aumen, perbinbert gntstins
bung unb itdrtt bas ganae SpHem.
rWsrs. Winsioips Soothing Sprups
fur aabnenbe Qinber III aneenebm nj In
@ei9mad unb bas @e3ept ffammt Don
einem Der beffen peibliGen Ner3te in
ben Der. Staaten. gs III bet alien
Drusgiffen In Der eanaen Welt 5a boz
ben. preis rs @ts. per Slaf6e.
2auft ni@ts anheres als Mrs. Wias,
Ions Soetbing Sprup.
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SEER 6. $, @iiaer, SO. 217 OF,
6ouftou @traBe bdlt ftets bas boQs
tommente 2ager In 3ei9enmaterta'
lien, 4apeten, Garben, @las, spiesel'
glas, 8iloerrabmen, 5irniRea unb aleu
3ei6nens unb Nalers utenilten. Riinif'
lerif6 ausgef1brte 8ilber unb 5tatuet'
ten &C. finb in eius, febenstpertben Sol.
lerie our Nnf9t unb gum 8erfauf aus
gefeIt. Sn fapeter unb 3immerbeto.
rationen 1T bas @ei9maduoafe uni
Neuefe bort au finben.
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lame @obuunQen nit semeiufamen
Wablseiten &c. ni6t gerabe iebr f6rbers
lid fit ben Gamiliens5inn unb bic aQ'
9emeine Woral 1T. brau9t faum erlt
beinnbers beruoraeboben gu merben.
Nuf ole Gdae 1T bic a1semeiue
Overwhelmingly" melt mebr als eint
auidlige @ri6einung, Der bur6 einfa@s
Msittel a~baubelfen wdre, %fonbern es III
elm piel tiefer liegenbes ~iociales Sgmp'
tom, ueI9es anbeutet, baB mir Den
l%lebergang elmer @eieQi6aftss uni
Wirtbi6aftsform in cine anbere mel
ndber fnb, uis man bas gemeiniglid
annebmea ober slaubeu mag.
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8att0mmrlu.

Wer an 8anbmurm leibet. ienbe ftr
mein RabitaI MttteI. Seine
9unsertur erfOrberlid. Mein Mittel
III lei@t gu nebmen, felbt fhr Ginber,
uno i9mddt ni1t ben R6rper. @as
rantie fir grfolg. Dreis $3.50. @lei9.
3eitis berienbe i'd bas berhbmte 3eras
uniberial 9eiIplater, 9%hbnerausen.
unb Warsenpnafer, Catarrh Snuff,
Pile Ointment, fopie mein unfehlbares
NeuraIgta Eminent. NbreHe:
%. Sell Muitin, Seras.
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Naffaae neea @urppa.

Die Ngentur beg germ ". 5.
. oung, SO. l Commerce > StroBe,
Gan Mntonio, reprdieutirt bic
Dampfer bes Worboeuti6eu 2lopbs, To-
nie Die Der 6amburaer Mttien $ @efea.
f6aft unb lit 6err Douug I'M 9tanbe
bic btlligFen Raten gu seben,
ertbeilt bereitmilig teoe getpiinidte aus'
funft unb beiorgt iebr prompt ale ibm
tibergebenen guftrdse. Wer mad Gu
ropa gu reiien tptinf9t. ober 8ermanbte
beriberfommen lanen mil, penoe Hd
an genannte Ngentur.
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~ Wenl Sennanb fem uno gu on.
nebmbarem preiie fpeifen min, 10 sebe
CT gum Miffions.Garten. Die
0erren 6beiner & 0dnl, 8ef5er ties
les @tabiihements, balten tarauf, lire
Gdfte tets noitommeu aufrieben au lieIs
len. Mle taifonmdBieen E~elitateien,
Hutern, @iib, Slide, @efiieel &c. linb
bort in Der oelifateften 3ubereitunS ale
3eit gu baben. Mablaeiten tDetben auf
Wuuf9 in bic Mobnungen her Runbea
geianot. Nu6 bietet BET NIT BET
speiiemirtbi1aft %berbunbene Bar
room bic beffen @etrdnfe, tets friines
Bier unb feine 2iquhre unb Meine.
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Grfrenlide 8oti9aft fit 2anoreuter.
Weme bemti9e 8pIpmie.

Sn Nnertennung bes 5leiBes, ber
Nusbauer, ber Si9tigteit unb bes ebs
renuertbeu Characters Der beuti1en
Jarmet, bot bic 8ap Nrauias 2ano 6
Smmisration @ompasnie, tpel9e einen
groben Sbeil ber tpegen ibrer groBen
Jru9tbarteit unb ibres au%genebmen
unb ~gefuncen Glimas betannten st.
CHARLES 6albiniel" befBt, bef6IoHeu,
biefes ausge5eihnete Sanb nit beutiden
8auern uab Sbfai1tern gu eo!oni'
fren. Stefes &anb liegt In Nranfas
@ountp, Seras, an bet Gtte bes meris
fanif6en 8olfes.
Ser gDoen 1T nit 9anb unb ger.
ieBten seemuiGeln gemH6t, baber
lei6t gu bearbeiten, auBereem bat ct
ben eroBen 8oraug Der unterbemdRe'
rung. Oas 8egenwaKer bleibt atdt in
pfiBen feben, langfam Dsrbunfenb
unb ben 9oben iauetnb, mie bas In 10
mau6cn @ssenben ber Sal 1T, foabera
es siebt bur6 ben loderen 9Dben uao
bereinigt ft@ nit benz iberan unter ber
O6erH fiddle nur menige Sub tief 81 fins
benben Waher; in Golge be1en 1T Der
8oben Denige 3ol unter ber Obers
fd9e INNER fer1t, ielbff in ben trodens
ten Sabren uub eignet fid beBbalb 10
bortreffi6 fur Semitic unb Obfbau.
@s giebt fem Qanb auf Der Welt, no
Der Wein md9t ME bier, unb er reift
mehr dig eiuen Wonat friber, als in
Californian.
@s inb i9on einige Seuti@e bier,
uuter anberen Strip 3immermann, tpel'
der frtiber auf Der 5taots Nderbau'
idule uabe 8rpan als @drtner an'
seifelIt NOR.
Gif Saeblieber unb Slider 1T e
bas refine parabies. IS 1T bier eint
CUTE @elegenhsit fur einen @eiddfts:
mann, INN eiden tleinen Gaufaben.
nerbunben nit BauhDIabanbel, an3u:
fangen, bic G%ompagnie mirb ben Stort
bauen lafen.
Was oas 2anb 10 empfeblensuertf
madt fur bisberise &enter, 1T, baB b.
&ompagnie ben 9eutf9en 10 gtinfig'
&aufbeoinsunsen ite0t, He brauGer
ndmli6 bas erfte Sabr teinen Gent Sell
a%n3usablen, aber mtiHen it@ ioglei6 aa'
Rebeln unb einen She'll ibres ~gem6blter
2anbes bebauen. @s tpirb nur at
wirtIide u niiebIer, aber mid
on @peeulanten ~berfauft. 9eutf@'
uerben in ieber 8e3iebuns beborsust.
Die Rompaguie bat GERM 2oui!
s. 8rh5l, mel9er In Wranias pai
{friber &odport genannt) cine Mpo:
ibste befbt, als ibren beutiden Mgeuter
ernannt ftir ben 8erfauf ibrer 2dube
reien uub miro berielbe germ bereit iein
ole Mnfragen au beantmotten, unb bic
ierigen, tpel6e fommen unb 19 ba!
2anb anieben nolen, BON Nranias Pal
aus fret bOrtbin 3u fibren.
Man berfeble bieie 8~elesenbeit ni9t
Defenders ba bas 2ano in Der Ndbe be!
tanftigen Siefwafer 6afens Nrania!
paB 1T.
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ma@t, 1T sroBartig, gu preiien, bic
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bereGa S1ub,G Store.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-30
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ger npn fetnen california Meinen bel
BERN s. s. Meper am Nlamo
plaaa. 9err Meper iu6t bic Weine
on Ort unb stele aus ul.h fauft brett
aus benz 2eller ter Mein3b9ter. NIs
suteut 2enner selingt es Inn ffets, bi.
befen Sorten ausaumdblen. St fann
feline 2unbeu uno 6amilten nit einem
guten Sropfen perieben. &otbs unb
WeiBweine In norah9l.6er Qualitdt
BON tebt ab $1.0O per @allone = fret
tas 9aus geltefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-30
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auf benz @oubernments 9tiseI, seeer1'
tiber bonn @ingang gum Parabeplab.
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Nufentbalt i'm @arten. @roBer Dor'
3iigli9 bentilirter Saal. Smportirte
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4 lbr OBJ groBes Greis&on3ert
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pripatseieli9aften 5ur 8erfigung.