davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-02-25
A "A - - UAlls,

A huge AZ, sash - b ussd By Are-
men, came IN ths mails Q shost tins
ago, and landed h The dad lstAse
once because L was unavailable ipe
three reasoos-it = shazp pointed, Il =
over weight and over sise. Ana ~
not allowed In the mails, although
some people think there q no limit
prescribed There are persons who
would start threading machine q Q
sawmill through the mails II . post-
master could be found reckless enough
to give It a stArt-Cnr. St. Louis
Globe Democrat. f
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-02-25

The reckless wrong spelling Of names
h an illustration of common ignorance.
It is safe to say that inalmost any COM
pany Of twenty acquaintance there
are not two who can write correctly
the names of all present. This is par
ticularly true of city life. where one
meets many persons daily. 1t is a COM
mon thing for men to be long 40
quainted and yet have but imperfect
knowledge of one another's names.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-02-25

The late Joseph Edgar Boehm, the
VienDese sculptor, who was 80 great q
favorite of Queen Victoria, was very
fond of horses, and trained his own to
pose as models for his equestrian work,
one of these animals, thoroughbred
mare, having learned to pick her way
about the studio without disturbing a
tool or cast, and to rear or hold a leg
lminovable in air at her masters COM
mand.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-02-25

The practice of the cardinals of
Rome of wearing red hats at ceremo-
malls and professions was introduced bt
Pope Innocent Nv as a symbol to in
dictate the readiness of the cardinals to
spill their blood for Jesus Christ.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-02-25

There was . good deal Of laughing
In Rockland the other day over Tie It
tempt Of Mr.. Gilman Ulmee to VIA .
bse Of q that hs could taks NJ. Or
vile Woods hog. weighing leS pounde
from the pen and cary It On bis shoal-
ar 70 hi own Aoms, . qaaRtR q .
mile Distant By The tssns Of ths bet
The hog W. to b placed upon BIZ ahoal-
ders At the start bat II he put The ani-
mai down o. lot Il Of he mus ~ 4
bAok aloos.
He started OF n good Hyla, but IL
hog struggled md squsaled sAd
squizmed, and vhso h bad nAds
about halt the &stancs NJ Ulmse top
pied and isll, hog and IL He tied In
win to Cst H. aainaAsd pork haak q
ID shoaAsn md aftW viGnaaaine q
circus worth much mose than ths psies
Of admiaioo The bet was modified, md
~ animal aCaia phssd o. ~ 0IilGy
Ula@s dhoaAaR Again - slastsd
OF bs~vsly, but h M somewhat q.
hansted, and ~ he9 escaped aOnia.
Thk discouraged hin aad b paA ~
bet-Roekland C1A) 0phioa
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-02-25

A. B. Frost Is one of half dozen
American illustrators to whom art has
brought handsome fortunes '1ettered
ease" and rural comfort He lives ON
. good sized farm near Madison, N. j.,
dresses as he will, and dispenses gen.
erous hospitality.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-02-25
Ye0Do0o - 4WA.

LAnsuagsb ~ dNo Of thoaghA nd
~ the noblast MIN q mos gsaesful
action would b degraded and OBJ
secured BY 6asb appropriated to tho
gross employment Of trustees o. msehan-
im, % the most heroic sentiments win
lnse their eficacy and the most splendid
Aeas drop their magniacenes Il they
ne conveyed BY words used commonly
upon low and trivial occasions. debaasd
by vulgar mouths and contaminated
by inelegant applications Samuel
johnson.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-02-25

DR.. Elliott Cowes, the theosophist
and scientist, is fine looking man of
Is, tall and broad shouldered. He is
IN authority on entomology, and was
for many years a surgeon in the United
States army.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-02-25

About thrss ysAn go tvo EssneA
chemists snoeeedsd IN producing subies
CRITICALLY. The crystals obtained,
Aowevee, were small. and anes then
The invention have besn occupied with
1he problem At inessasing ths ~ Of
10 rubiss Obtained 10 this snd con-
&iasr.bls changes have ben made In
1hsir methods Of opes1&lhe. Instead
q ullns pure aluminA = 1usmssiy,
.alnmins alkalnissd b. Ps1aal1a e.
1pnsts = sogloysd III a1diGioa a
N alkAH den not alter ~ purity Of
he eryseab obtained, vhfs 4 faeni-
4a3o thak saOnl1 janaAinA
In the sgiOinAl axpssinsnb ~ o.
Grafton was saaplstsd h tw0Ay.toas
Asuaa, bat thssuAstsa b now ezSandsd
ever sevsrA asathA With ~ result of
Obtaining much hfyse esysEaA ~
mach - ssvsa DosnA vsght q suhin
= sid to have besn obtainsd q . dnsle
->paatioa. AltAoash ~ 9ysAls ~
.seill relatively snail, they ~ ssAsisst.
u hsge 70 moanA vhieA vas ~ ~
s,ss IN ths 6sut snys a IL AvntosA
Now Yosk Commercial Advertiser
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-02-25
Sold His Privilege,

I'D give s. if l hadn't this railroad
pass"
"Whyf'
I'D like to cuss this blamed train for
being SO late. Epoch.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-02-25
Shortest and Quickest Line to

NHoit0Ts uuu QuICR06t Iln6 %
NGw ORLEANS,
with Solid Trains and through Pullman f,oudoir
bleepers making Direct Connections for .
TEXAS, MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA.
Close Connection made enroute for Memphis
Aunisfnn, Coiumbus. MontSomerx. Hch;,A
Matches. Passengers ticketed and BsggasC
checked ThHoveN 70 DESTINATIONS.
For Rates, orr~ct County Maps and full Infor.
nation call at QUEEN cRGScGNv.
Ticket Office, Read House,
OR, CENTRAL PASSENGER STATION.
CxAs. h. ArLIs; Tick. AZ. &. 8. BAlRuF. Z. 2. 4.
Depot. RsaA Hsq0A
b. ]. NUILANEY. Div Pa. AT Chof777oo11.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-02-25
SOUTH.

THE ONLY LINE
Chattaneega to
Birmingham, Meridian, jackson, Vicksbure.
and Shreveport,
making direct connections without omnibus
transfer at Shreveport for DALLAS, FoRT WoRTH
HOUSTON, GALVESTON, AUSTIN.
TEXAS,
New Mexico, Arizon. Colorado,
MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-02-25
NORTH.

The Shortest and Most Direct line to Harrods-
burg. Shelbyville, Lexington, Frankfort, Paris
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-02-25
Only II hours and S5 Minutes
CHATTANOOGA LOUISVILLE.
n,,l,, 4

CHATTANOOGA 10 LOUISVILLE
Only II Hours
Chattanooga to Cincinnati,
with Luxurious Pullman Boudoir Sleeping Cars
through without change, making close connec-
tons North bound for IT. Louia Indianapolis,
Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo and Canad-
ian Points,
:, NEW YORK. BOSTON. -
New England Points and the Summer Resorts of
THE NORTH AND EAST,
Columbus, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Washington
Baltimore and Richmond
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29
T.. WoLESoN, !,

eef@rleben. bas mint bu berbfeutli@en2
IS III ia gerabeau fur@t6ar, pas bu
aler @elt aufbedft!
@uaab ri1tete fi1 bod auf un6 trat
bi9t uur ieinen 8ruber bin.
5ur9tbor, ia, bas III esl unb bas
fur1tbarfte 1T, faB aue biefe 9inge
lrobr finb! Sd mar an 0rt tinb Gtels
Ie unb fam fir iebes @Drt btrgen, bas
idb gel@rieben babe. Sritt 3urhd,
6ran3, 70 lange es nod 3eit iiil Die.
fer NrtiteI, In ber @-i@en 3eitung
berb1entIi9t, bon ber sanjen beuti@en
preHe tpieberbolf, tann ieine Wirtung
ni@t berfagen. Die 2onIulate, bic Wis
nifterien tuerben anfmertlam tperbea.
1tan pirb bem Senfins bas 9anbtpert
Iegea oOer meuigftens oaftir forgen, baB
teiuer unsewarnt In feline 0dnbe fdnt.
9u bif lpDbI iebr ftola auf bieien Dor.
ausfi@tli@en grfoIg oeiner 6eoerl rief
Sanbom auber fid. Gu boif uur per'
geifen, baB aud idb NtitbeRker iener
26nbereien bin, bic bu 10 emp6renb
iGilberft, BOB iebes beiaer Morte f1
gegen bas Nerm0gen unb bic gbre bel.
mes 8rubers ri@tet. Du ruiuitlt mid
ni1t olIein babur9, bu Ife[ f mid au@ Dor
oller WeIt ols einen SGurten Gin.
Das tbue i@ uidt. benn bu tpirlf
,, bid bon bieier i@urtii@en @eiell6aft
losma9en, iinb i'd tuerbe binjuftsen
tbnnen, bob mein 8ruber, Der untpii.
ientlib In ieue Speculation beriuidelt
mar, freipiQig in6 NIT petunidren Op.
fern 3urhdsetreten lit, als Tim bic Mus
gen iiber beren |erberbli@teit ge6ffnei
murben. Sage bas oeinem @ef@dftss
freunbe Difen beraus, tpenn bu fhr@teif,
baB bIoEe 8orwdnbe beinen Rrebii
i@dbisen. Die Mabtbeit III au@ bier
bas bette.
llnb bu meinf, Sentins nirbe mir,
bem Gaufmaune, bem @bef bes Clifford.
iGen 6aules einen 70 ipabnfinnigen
Gtreid 3utrauen2 gr tDirb einfad
gladbeu. bab id] ben 8eritaub berIoren
babe.
N6slid, benu ba bieie Gbrenmdnner
ieIbif tein @emiHen boben, 70 lpirben
He num ni1t begreifen, bab es einem
onberit iHlagen tam. Glei9biel, bu
muBt 6as AeuBerfe berlu@en.
Sanbotp bur@maB einigernale Rhr.
mild bas 3imner, enbli9 blieb er fte.
ben unb iogte nit Fiegentem Mtbem:
Du weiBt ni@t mas es beiBt in Elm
Wefpenneit su ereifen. Du 5iit ia Gu
ropa allerbines R@er Dor ibren Gti'
den, ib bleibe ibrer eon3en &aIe preiss
! geseben. Seutins ber3eibte es mir ME,
weun mein Ncme nit iOl1en @ntbhls
Iungen Dertuhpft uirb. @r III einiiuB.
reid eenug. ale geeen mid 3u beben, bic
babur6 mitbetroffen lperben, unb baa
| fne 9uuberte. Du !ennji niMt ben
eifsrnen &ine BON SutereNen, ber uns
bier umiGlieBt unD auiammenbdIt.
Gins bdngt am anbern. Mebe benz,
Der fG eieenmd6iig borous I6f unb
feinen frtiberen @enoEen ben RampI
bietet. Sic beri9mbren ii1 ale 3u iei'
mem Stur3e. Sein 2rebit tuirb unter.
graben, ieine pldne setreu3t, er ielbf
perleuToet unb gebebt big gum Inter.
gauge.
(Gortfetuno fOlst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29
,.amt gsalnen bea garppheten!

irtiae Eeisen@ f&rsisn bic Gambler nit eabfrh9teu
In GonfantiuOpel. r8id @ei&ret unb penis Doae,
idst a4feIsudsnb ber Sbrer. Das silt AUD ron ben
auadialtern, peI&e su aaerbanb brafii4en RttieI
sesen 9artleibistet sretfen. Ste Eopfea 8 nit ana
sreifeuber Rursansen pOu, i2wa9en bamit tbre Gin.
setreihe unb maben bieie nnidbis, ibre nathrlt@en
HHntttcnen reselre4t il erfhuen, 70 6os be eeute,
wslGe & bereIben bebienen, juest bler barau finb,
ais pcTher. 6petter's Magenbiiters III Der ere uno
iprtame Griae fur biee ausretfenben Grret9unssmit=
tel. Nber nein, heie Bstei@nuue 1T ut&t bic rittse,
benn ie erwti&en Htt, nnh es If nt&t rdtbltG, e gu
sebrau6en. GBa8 nofb tbut, III etn SeItnbeS obfr
srhubIi@ rirfenbes, ri&tses GrpenuHssmtteI, fpeLz
es n4t bic i&mer5lrie 1bdtisfet ber Ginsepeibe
anrsst, jcneern aue hie eeiunbe Hbjcnberuns ner
Sale unb Mbettuus eerielben In bic ridtisen aaudle
betcrbert. Dpspepfe, SdpdHe, Rierenietren, Rbeu=
mattsmus unb WtaIarta rdumen rcr hem Hitts,s has
GeIr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29
MnberorOenfi6er 9nSDerfani BON @nbmader 9rtiffln
au bebeateab berabgeIettem Vreiien.

Die 9uyma9erei lit ,ii,s Elm liebgetporbenes
Sbenta. SSie icber dltere 9tn1iebler Gan Mn.
toaios nit Stpls auf bas aSa9stbum unb
@ebeiben ber Staot 3lriidblidt, 10 maebt es
uns Greube auf bieies 9epartement gu idauen.
9od Dor iieben Sabren Elm belaeiSener Nns
fang, bat es ii9 unauf65rlib Il, 8elicbtbeit
nnb llmfan9 ausgebebnt, bis es beute pbne
3peifel oaS srDbte, beiterleu4tete iinb in ies
Der Beiie polIfomn.en ausseitattetite Yut.
nta9erbepartement bes sansen Meaens 1T.
Illes @ei9madbplIe, tueIdes bur9 @elb su
erreihen mar, lit ansei4aift tpOrben 11ebes.
baupt, tpenn man beriidiiHtigt, bab mir 9(aes
haben, unb baB oas 8eite gu 10 aubergepS6n.
li4 billigen 9reiien nerfauft ipirb, 10 lit eS
feinesmegs amifdllis, baB bic Oamentpelt
Gan Gntcnips @plfipnS Seieberlage ais
9auptquartier fiir feine Butma9eria9en ers
flGren.
@an3 i'm @esentbeil tpunberbar tpGre es,
tpenn bie Sa4e iiA anbers perbielt.
0ie tfetfeffen W2msfer n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29

treibe3blle cine pertebrie MaBregel, benn
RObltOffe aller Irt berei9ern ein 2anb,
unb auf 2ebensmittel ftr Meni@en Ino
9ieb; auf Glabs, 8aummoue. &ob.
feibe; ferner auf Metan gr3e. 8aus
boI3 unb anbere 8auitoffs, louie auf
BrennboI3, Goblen u. {. 10. ginfubrs
sblle au lssen: bas 1T peiter ili1ts als
cine 8efeueruus Der Arbeitstraft bes
Bottles.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29

IS bau9t uns als OBJ bic ,,Banoeau Erins
ming" in &iirse alsemein pcpuIdr tperben
triir6e.
Gs beitebt aus @inen,. unter ber Rrempe
beS 9iteS angebradteln 8an6e, bas am Ropfe
anI1liebt, ,inb 1T tpieberiint nit eirteT1
eartmetbanOe, Spite oOer 9ran3 tIeiHer 8lus
men iiber5o8en.
San.ntet> >8lunteil iperben allsentein beliebt
unb folglid bilis. Sfoien baben mir bon ie.
BET Gr5be un6 SHattirung. ella 8lumen
porsislid 1Dldbe, bic ins &Stblidbe fhimnlern
iinS auf idwarsers 9iiten gong pra4tppa.
Die Sdlfte Der jebisen Taeofs baben @ebrs
lihfeit NIT elmer Rrone; biele baben bprrle
cine i9male &rentpe, bic 10 Sebosen iuerben
fann, baB iie elmer llntertdiie, elmer MuI@d
ober ionit @ttpas dbnli4 lebcn.
@rane unb lebernfarbene SiIsbite, fthipar5s,
eelbe, blaue unb beinabe gang ipeibe Strcbs
Stite iinb IN stober auantitdt bcrbanben.
~ &Sa EsfTS - sHn4e Nls.asea
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29
Sn9lena aIrnira.eaIbe

Die bette SaIbe Der NeIt fur S4nitte,
0ueti4uneen, 0ei4pire, Gisber. unS Sauts
AusfbIas, i5Ie6ts, 9eIprunsene ednbs, 6rOa'
bsalen unb ale Sauttranibsiten ]; turirt ed.
a,orrboiOen oOer istne BesabIans; gSuise
,1pS.raet sasSns ss ns ISsr S o sas s0 ss
gertauf In allen apOtbeleu. Dteib, GbOmps
lou & Co.. @boleiaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29
S=nBuubehid
f s@
rgrMr m
MttrQttiouelt:
9eidte l1uterfleiOer fit Serren +!

l1niere leidten reinippllenen nnterfletber
(oen,b ,lnb 8eintleib) fir Mdnner gu t,ur SO
iinb itarf in gia4frase.
Derartise l1nterfleiber in 8albrissan unc
@crue su nur 81. Dauerbafter Stpff unb
CUTE grbeit.
Baidahte idwarse llntertleiber, Die ii4 Bel
&llen, bic auf elesante &leibuns febeit srober
8eliebtbeit erfrcuen, au $3.50 unb $500 per
In3us.
Sarbise 8uIbrissan.@naiise auf 81 bis So
tebueirt
gpscialitat: als beIOnoers bequene unb
elesante 1lnterfleibuns empfebIen mir bic Be-
riibmten @laftenberrb mittelei4ten bon Sea.
tur 8plfe, ipelde bon ben Gersten fir nod
befier ertldrt iperben, als bie Sdser'i4e 8Ol:
aleibuas. gu baben fir nur $3.50 per Gnsus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29

Offene @unbe am gene, bie iaDn aaf Sabre selaufen
sn. %Sr. @sbrsate Srsi SlslaeM G!setrs gitsrs naD
Wnnee tf gebetlt. Sctn Speater, Gatapba, Sbto,
9is aersts srtdstea etasn gau aIs n9eilbar Cine
ntea Salbe baben tbn pclfdnbs crrtrt. 3u buben In
aasn apotbefen. Dretb, GbDmpfDn & Co., Wbplefale
correspondent. Welfare, ben
25. Stunt 1891. = Der CONNER bot
R@ iebt, nadbem mir am 81. b. M.
Die CONNER Commemorate, alIo ben
Nufang Der bei6en Sabres3ett batten,
aud giei@ nit boiler Ma9t eingetellt.
Das &oru ftebt i'm 3bale bes Soiuns
Greet gang prd6tig; aud bic Bauus
tpole TT In man9eu Gelbern (tpir lies
gen bier an 1900 buB iibet benz @olf)
ibon iiber fubbo9 unb fdngt bereits an
3u bIhben. 90 iebO@ uuter benz
i@Daraen 8ooen in geringe Siefe Der
Ralfbooen anfdnst, 10 meinen bic Gars
ner, tuenn nidt balb tnieoer elm gutter
&egen femme, 10 tperoe trob bes f9b.
men Nnbltds ber Gslber bic 2ornernte
nur ip6rlib ausfallen. Goffentli@
tommt ieboH, ipie glhdli9ertneiie f9on
otter in bieien Sabre, Der @egen nod
gu re@ter 3eit. Die 2artoffeIn Rnb
reif unb lperben bereits geerutet; aud
ber 6ofer pirb einsebeiinf. Sn ben
@drten febt bas Semitic i66n; es
brcu9t a5er aud &egen.
SIN @9ulbaufe 3u Meliore, no bic
Garmer (lauter 9eutf6e), ieitbem oas
Staatsi@ulgeIb 3u gnoe If, D. 3. felt
benz Mdr5, bas 6ebalt bes Sebrers felbft
aufbringen unb tpofiir man ibnen aud
re6li9 re@t biel Grenbe on ibren 2ins
bern wanf@en fann, befiubst fi@ iebt
elm eigentbhmli9es Sieges3ei9en, ndms
LTD bie 6 SUB lange 6aut einer Rlap.
peri@lange. Sin 13 $ idbriger Ruabe
fob bic 6dlduse, Dor Der elm uper3au'
better@ 6aie fab. b. 3. einer, Der Dor
Sobesangff nidt mebr ans 6ortlaufen
ba6te. Der Suuae mart mit Steinen
mad ber S@lauee; Der 9afe lief fort;
bic 5ornie gemorbene S1lange ging nun
aber auf ben 2naben log unb bieier
raffte einen tii9tigen Rnippel auf unb
f@lug fie bamit tpbt. Sic bate 18
&inge In ibrer 2lapper. moGte alfo
tDobl f9nn mar6en 6aieu Derf@ludt
baben, mas BET Der S@dbli6feit bieier
fleinen 5Drte bon 2ansobren in ben
@drten eigeutIi9 bas Bebauern uun6'
tbie mo6t. SaB 10 elm 0aie aber bOr
Gnsif, tuenn er ieinen 8obfeinb In Der
Ndbe erblidt, f@ nidt mebr rhbren
taun, TT ni@t su bern,unoeru. Gtebt
bod aud5 man4em NSeniben in Der
MngE Der 8erifanb ftille.
Sn benz d MsiIen entfernten Mas
ring bat iebt 0err Morf6all neben iei'
mem Store aud einen Saujplab anleseu
laRen unb ba bier cine rgute Na&bars
i&aft" mo5nt 70 gebt autb 4lles fr6bs
lid unb aniidn5ig su.
26. SUM-. Chen 1T ein @euitter
beraafge3osen uub Der erIebute 9egen
fdqt auf bas buriiige 9anb. pOffents
LID fomnt, tpas n6tbig 1T.
Sbeo. 6ieIf@er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29
g(berutaliger grober g(nsoertanf
BON uuterseus fir 0ansen uno &ab4en IT
N2uslin nnb gatnbric.
8eipn6erS ntebri8e Vreife tn biefet
9SDd1e!
9reis 8sbuttionen int 8etrase BON 80
Bis so 8ro5ent.

0amen, bic irsenb gtpas in bisfer 8ram9e
notbis baben, biirfen @olfOn's Special.
Musperfanf gu rsbncirten 9reiien ni&t Der.
febIen.
gae Baaren auf betimmten Ga.
bentif4en finb gu beionberett fart e.
bucirten 9reiien nsarfirt, bic iebDd
nur fir biele @ode seIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29

= Sn pdris baben bic Geri6tsbe'
bbroen idmmili1e Bh9er unb papiere
Der banana Ranal @efelf@aft nit
8si9Ing belegen IoHeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29
NnsDerfanf BON 9amt1z nnb &inoer @6u6eu
ST rebueirtett 9sreiien I!

@rtrasfetne 9amene e@laceeittefeI I'M Opera
and Common Sense" Stple nit eIaitiideit
Soblen bon $2.75 auf So berabseiebt.
@9te DAMIEN &ansaroos2ads&n s&n5pfitiefel,
9anS senaRt, TN Opera Stble 1925, friber
$500.
9Onsola Common Gene" Rn5pftiefel fir
Samen, alle banbsema4t, bon So auf $3.50
rebu3irt.
Seine 0ongcIa banbsendbte &nDpfs@tiefel,
bte friiber gu S. berfarft tpurben, offerire,l
mir bieie @o4e gu 1915.
Sana feline slacirte &ansaroo nit 2pnbom
Soc & Opera See" alIes 6anbgenabt, friiber
$6, bieie &o@e gu $4.75.
be @erabiekmmsen mnb nur fit bieien
e tntrb amf ieparatea Siidbem ams8eftellt.
litdt, Auspabl unb 9reis, was iemtals in
San Mntonio se3eist irurbe.
Sn anDpfitiefel, rOrforos" un6 vGlippers"
fur innge Damet rnb &in6er, fiibren mir nir
Sas 8efte nab su ben m6sIidft biIIisen greilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29

gIesante CONNER @eibe, seftreift, carrirt
urb i9ltdt, in alien 6arben, fenft gu 40, 80
unb go gents bic 9arb, in biefer 8od e
3unnx35 Gents bic gnrS.
llnier 2ager. an BaiHitoffen 1T 10 srob uno
bic 9tannigfaltisfeit 6erieIben lit cine 70
groBe, baB eine senaue 8efHreibung berfelben
bel 3u melt fiibren tpiirbe.
Gir fiibren arf 2aser ale bic 8eluhteiten
Arten bon NfulI, Orsanbie, 3epbpr &c. &c. INT
Yreiie bon 10 bis so Gents per Yarb.
Gpecial Rreiie fit bieie @OGe!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29
=8rd4tige Ansma9l eleganter &lei6erfoffe:
gluBerurOeutlide giObttdten Oieie
ISOLDE !!
mmn bon Wspbea goftiimen.

Die neueiten MOben in ieibenen tnb !ppllenetl
RIei6erftOffen, ioiute in @af&ftoffen
mnO ettpa IS bpdjeleAamte tmpurtirte
bOcbntpOerme WeD6ell. .92uheu,
bon benen ribt Stpei einanber sleid 1inb, i'm
4reife bon nur $13 bis $40.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29
Gin iunnberbares @ebr1n9e tut
G@ub=Sep0rtemeut.

0b tptr bier beiddftigt iin6, fragt SIR
Stun, bas ionten mir tpobl meinen. @ut
gtahri4ten tpanbern i9neaer a[s i6le6te.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29

3tegler's allgemeim befammte &mIpfs
fbtbe 81 fnl8emOen bebentenb reSm=
strtem @reiien:
Grite Sampico 9amen- -&n5pfftiefel Opera
Fl Heel and toe) nit elaitiiden 9oblen, friiber
$3.50, iebt SO.
9amem (r@aufeupbait") 9onsola aads
fttefeL friiber So, iebt $2.75.
Obem amsefiibrte @reiie iinb tpirfli
Werfauf befttmntt. 9ie semamnte 90aa
nniere MustrabI in aussei9nittenen Iei&s
ten S4uben ,lnb Damel,sSlippers, tpprilnter
t9 CUTE nnb isbr feline nOrforb unb Sbeo
Ttes" uSoItb Gomfort & Opera Slippers"
befinben, iibertrifft Saes in 8e3uS auf Qua
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29
@etpeisf1ue.

g, 8. Clifford tn @ep GaifeI, gBis batte ners5ies
3cpfpeb nne &beumattsmns, BITE @erbauuusscrsaner
Daren In i@ledten 3afaube, BITE 2eber merfliG an8e.
srtffen bate feinen Appetit unb mar iberbaupt rcu
rdnbis enttrdftet Dret Gtaiaen electric 8itters ba
Ben in frrtTt.
Gbparb ebepberb, 6arrisburs, Sa, Bate etn,
rffene Wunbe am 8etne, bic i@pu abf Sabre setaufer
mar. @ebranGte brei SIai4em electric GitterS uni
teben SGad;teIn Gu6Ien's Gruiea Salbe unb bi,
katte fhnf SBunben am 8etne bur@ sSeber perurfa9t
9te Ner5te ertdrten ietnen Sau al8 nnbeilbar. Gin,
Sldi4e electric 8itterS unb ene Sddtel Budlens Mr.
ntea Salte baben i'm pcfdnbis curirt. gu baben II
aaen apctbefeu. Dretb, Ebpmpfpn & Co., WbpIeiale
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29

Die
WG4entli4e 6reie Yreiie far S,ras
eri@eint
ieoen QonnerGas
unb foifet
$3.50 tttr ba9 Sabr poer @1.25 titt
G WDnate In WOrausbe3ablmMa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29

0ie meMeifen MMifer mn0 Die blIi8ften Nreiie.
Mohave County miner., 1891-09-26

Manuel Valenzeula had his ankle Sc.
verely sprained by iis horse falling back
on him last Tuesday morning DIR.
Dean was summoned TO attend the in-
jared man and succeeded ia fixing mfa up
comfortably
The Tnckaho has beer drained and
Messrs. Ewing Il Heimrod are now an
shape 10 commence stopping where the
lessee, Chas. u. Sherman, (Keystone)
quit. An owner that represents work.
ing interest in 'tione labor" is a'wa,s
successful
Mohave County miner., 1891-09-26

J. q, Bone, druggist at Dunmore,
Pa, says he has never sold medicine
that gave such universal satisfaction AZ
Chamterlain's Collie, Colera and Diar-
rhpa Ta,medy, and that the large demand
ior il bias been great surprise to him
II il sold here by II. H. Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1891-09-26

DggnsrRr. --A. n Bfowe, dentist, who
visited Kingman some months ago, has
returned and Is located 1T I'd. Harring.
tons. Persons wishing 10 see him will
please call soon
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-19
A GREAT RECORD.
Eide Makes Wonderful Good Time for
Fifty Miles.

Eide Makes Wonderful Good Time for
Fifty Miles.
The best bicycle record for long run
ever recorded was that recently made in
the East by r. L. EIDE. EIDE, who is
barely 81 years old, covered so miles,
over a measured course in hours, "a
minutes and44 seconds, the last twenty
five miles being made in hour and II
minutes; the first in hour and 13 min
utes. The performance is regarded as
wonderful by bicyclers, and peculiar in
terest attaches to it from the fact that it
was made on a new pneumatic safety.
The particular wheel was an Ormonde,
an English made wheel, weighing AZ
pounds.
The bicyclers of this city heard of the
record yesterday at the same time that
they heard of the arrival OF one OF the
Ormonde wheels in town. The pos
SCISSOR OF the wheel in question is P. L..
Abel, a local bicyclist, and all day yes
terday the local wheelmen were after
him, asking for a chance to try the
novelty, until in despair he declared
that something was wrong with it, and
refused to let any one else mount it.
The HERALD bicyle reporter, who was
one of the favored ones. found the wheel
peculiarly easy riding and geared up to
high rate of speed.
This is the first pneumatic bicycle in
Los Angeles, and only the third in South
ern California, there being a couple of
Humber wheels in the possession,
respectively, of Riverside and Santa
Barbara man.