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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-25

Alderman 1ateuna moved % take
from the table the ordinances Of the
Nsliey tIty street snd Cshla Railway
Company. The notion carried. sad
after two or three smens5 ments lad
been proposed snd one otazi the
company % repiank TIE - adees between
tnssr tracks. the ordinance wss pssseg
Al8efrnsn 0fAamneii ssid thst ae voted
against the eralasnce hscsnse a gave
the esnsrsny a monopoly 81 al the
streets ia the city hy rttasng % iet
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-25

Berlin. Germany, April s4.-Connt
Won Helmuth Kari Bernhard Meltke
d. I'd tonight after hrief illness. His
death MAS wholly unexpected.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-26

McEnery was In delicate health, but
when Deputy Dickson grabbed . chsir
she few at him, when he lost his head,
drew two bulldog revolvers, and, after
calling her . vile name. threatened to
shoot. Cries Of "Shame" and "Cow-
ard" from the guards and strikers
alike overawed the man and be skunk
away. The woman amused herself by
humping Deputy sklles on the ribs
with jug, then sat down amidst her
household goods In the road and wept
contentediy. Then the deputies went
to Summit, where sixteen families
were unhoused without much trouble.
Company c arrived here this evening
snd went into quarters at the armory.
They are q tired set, but all are In good
spIrits. Sheriff Mccormick says their
services will not likely be needed
again until Monday, ~ no more evIc-
tioDs will take place until then. Ad-
jutant-General McClelland believes
the strike will soon end. Twenty
nine men and women from Trott. .
had . hearing before Squire Dawson
here today and twenty-four Of them
bound over in $500.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-26
ATTENTION oArTLEmEE.
Something About Driving Trail Herd.
Across The KeOgh Reservation.

Something About Driving Trail Herds
Across The KeOgh Reservation.
On Friday las H. r. PhilIids Of the
L U bar and e. l.. Jacobs Of the n bar
n cattle outfit, visited Col. SwAins,
commanding Fort KeOgh, for the pur-
pose Of procuring permission to drive
their trail herds acro~s the reservation
this summer. They were much dis
appointed when told by Col. swains
that owing TO the presence ofthe Chey-
enne Indians on the reservation asd
the necessity OF preserving the graz
70 them and for the governmsDt AMI
mails a. well, be had decided not %
issue any permits for trail cattle to
GROSS the reservation this year. His
decision was further influenced he
aid, by ress N cf the fact that 10 the
past. the parties In charge Of trail herds
have not been ~ observant of c rules
laid down for them as they should
have been, and had allowed their herds
TO trespass on the range reserved for
pasture and bay fields by the govern
ment, thereby causing much dbsAtls-
faction.
The Colonel was also Informed that
the reservation ford Of the YellowstOne
was net necessity to cattlemen, -
there are several fords equslly good ~
other points up and down the river
He therefore. as before stated ,decIined
10 giant Messrs. Phillips and Jacoba
tue permits asked for ard the gentle
men returned to town very much dis
appointed.
After they had left the fort Col.
Swaine learned that the reservation
ford wss almost a becessItv for all who
desired to cross trail herds to the north
side and further that the diverting Of
the trail cattle TO some other point up
or down the river would ser iOusly
effect the business interests Of Miles
City. These conditions have induced
bim TO reconsider mis- positive refusal
t. grant permits aud to grant cOndi-
tional permits to those who desired
them. The conditions as detailed 20
JOURNAL reporter yesterday are,
that the herds must be held saufb Of
bad lands shirting the Keogh bottom
until the day they intend 10 cross
the river. aOd must not be moved on
TO the bottom until everything is in
readiness for them TO cross, 50 thaC the
least possible damage will be done to
the range on the bottom, all Of which
is needed for the Indian ponies and
government stock. A. the conditions
are not onerous, we persume they will
be willingly sceeded to by all who in
tend TO cross cattle his summer, but
care should be taken by Owoers, that
foremen in charge are thoroughly in
strOcted, rs Col. Swaine says that any
violation of the rules laid down DY him
will force him To withdraw the privI-
lege promptly.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-26
EEcItement Increaslne.

sooTTDALK, Pa, April 24.-There
wss more excitement at or near the
ooke works today, as 4 result Of the
mony evictiOns. than there hak been
for many months. Deputy Crawford
with a large body Of assistants. and
guarded by Company c, began throw
ing out dozen families at Whites
this morning. including the one In the
notorious ''souphoase." This was
done without any decided opposition.
except an occasional collision with
irAts females. The evictine party
thsn marched 70 MOrgAn's, atten1sd
by several hundred strikez. At the
very outUklris = Hungarian struck
one Of abe guards with . stone. This
Wa followed By = shower Of stone.
nom q crowd Of children, but no one
va badly hurt by - voIIsy. The
houss occupied By McEnsEy. lodal
leader, vas soon reaeted. and co..
DAny Q formed q Circle alsand Il,
ksspinz back ths crowd lhat nov had
grown - enormous propertisna. Nm.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-26
somethInr About polIar..

The dollar sign CS) is not a mono
gram of ~. s." but dates from the
days when the transfer was made from
Spanish to American dollars and ae-
counts wele kept equally in dollars
and reals. Thus: One dollar eight
reals. Later the wss placed between
the perpendicular parallel lines SI;
tn n the perpendicular lines crossed
the eight and combined with IL T.
form the present sign (S).
But the Ongion Of the dollaT mark IL
not 50 important a question as how 20
get the dollar, and how to get the most
out Of them afterwards. A great many
rules for becoming wealthy have been
given, and John Jacobs Astor's-'sCut
down your expenses and let your in
come run on"-is as good ss any. We
can, however, offer 8 me advice on
spending the money, especially II you
intend to use any OF IL m travelling
Select "The Burlington" when you
want 70 reach any prominent place In
the east, west. north or south. and IL
luxurious equipment, fast times and
sure connections viii c0nvince yon
that II gives you the most for your
money. ANY ticket agent can seIl
you tickets by this line. or you can
address W. J. Q. Kenyon. Gen. Pas-
Agent c. B. 4 n. r. r., ST. P.ul.
MINI.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-26
PRICE FIVE CENTS

up the sport for about an hour longs r
During the dancing At the differ ent
places Little Chief circuIa' cd through
the crowd with q hat aud picked MP
many . dollar. Altogether the dance
was quite an event and IL it could
have been presented last week, when
we bad 30 many Strangers here. it
would have been doubIy enjoyed.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-26

Intermsdats periods az pro-rata Of preosding
rates. Reading nOtices. classihed l0cts per line
snclAsaihed. ibcts per line.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-26

Emmanuei Church (Episc9pau Palmer - SER
Zee Sundays at II q. m. aud 5.i0 =. H. samuel
GobiDsan rector.
Baptist Church-G. ". Negman, acting pastor
srtaChluE services sunday a. ~ .. m. and u. M
frAise and Prayer Meeting. Wednesday a. 7:f5 ,.
A cordial Invitation 20 al.
- Hethotist Church--ervices susday, % a. NJ.
y ,. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
NsideT Nuttiug pastor
Presbyterian Church-services sunday, II .. m,
>. a. 7. G. Armstrong, resiOi
Church Of Sacred Heau. Cat utc-eervice
serY ut aud third sunday Of the a. lnth. hig
Gassa 1870 q o.. sunday school % y. M
Vespsit a. Bsuediction a. Z, 81 3. m.
fATHER {. PAT wELTN.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-26
ABOUT MAY 1ST

wely
will furnished for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-10
Slaughter Of the song Birds.

Mrs. Ole Bull and others employed
themselves during the intervals between
the sessions of the late National Council
of women in Washington in get.
ting signatures 10 pledge drawn
up by Miss Willard not to wear
the bodies or feathers of birds, because of
the great cruelty prac;,ced by those who
obtain them. and the wholesale slaughter
of the most beautiful song birds which
this inexcusahle fashion involves. Over
loo women signed il. No doubt others
would have done so could they have been
sxSad
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-10

tnlcAEo Itibnne-
Worlds Fair otficial-Everything is in
readiness, Mr., President. The machinery
of the Worlds Columbian exposition viii
be put in motion as soon as you press this
button.
President of the United States lin an
uneasy whispert-Are yen sure Miss
Phoebe CouTins Is not ~ the other end of
the wire
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-10

East Sousp, Wash, April 10, 1891.
Dr.. Jordan, Dear Sir-I have been tax
ing your medicine two weeks last Satur-
day and there is = grand improvement in
me in every way Ny stomach il 30 much
better and have . better appetite than l
have had before for three months Tho
Ia grippe cough il almost entirely gone;
bowels much more regular than they were
and am gaining strength faster every
day than thought it possible for me to.
Respectfully,
C. ARMSTRONG.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-10
TRUTH Is ESTABLISHED
INVESTIGATION.
ALDxR1os, PIncE Co.. wAsH-,,
yl~~> Z 1o01

ALDxR1os, PIucE Co.. WASH,
May S, 1891.
Dr.. Jordan, Seattle, Wash.-Dear SIR:
/ should have written to you before, but
full to say. however, that your medicines
helped me very much. / feel like differ
emit person Iremoved the supporter the
next week ! was to see you and have felt
very little pain since. gained six pounds
while was taking the medicine VIII
you please send me one of your books, and
oblige. MRS. A. THORNTON.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-10
DR.. PL0UF
Cured Me
AFTER ALL OTHERS
FAILED.
OF WASHINGTON,) :
COUNTY OF KING,


COUNTY OF KING,
SEATTLE, Wash, April "a, or.
Miss Mary NJ. Willard, first being
duly sworn, under oath, says: That
In 1887 she was taken with a severe
attack of rheumatism; suffered great
pain continually and was unable to
find relief until she began using DR..
Ploufs Rheumatism Cure, and that
after using four bottles of his medicine
she finds herself entirely cured My
residence is AT Lake street, Seattle
l cheerfully give my personal expert
enoe with this remedy to anyone who
may call on me.
MARY NJ. WILLARD.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
(SEAL FRED H. PETERSON,
Notary Public, State of Washington,
Residing at Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-10

EAsf SousD, Wash, Nay I, 10eL
Dr.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle. Wash
Dear Sir: Please find inclosed S, fox
which send me medicines required. The
day after taxing it my wife got up and
went to the table, after being confined 70
her bed for four weeks. Respectfully,
CHAH. Z. BASFEAR0.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-10

BUCKLEY. Wash, April Is. 1881.
Dr.. Jordan, Dear Sir-1 received your
medicine and have taken it ever since.
am feeling ever 90 much better. The pain
through my kidneys has all left and the
dizziness has ali gone. Please send
me what medicine need and oblige.
J. w. DAVIS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-10

cGuy1ag height q rednced rassG wm "a
MN San rrancisco mr. Seattle. taking freight m
I'll Puget Sound pcrfD On tho ALLOWING dasee and
every ten days thereafter:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-10

WEI Iasvs -,seoss-Ccenaa dock - e'cseck q n.
Ncndsv Aa0>day and fricay for kngszax.
pcrf an1e b.. Bangof. Seeoeck. IONA Hc3A Ii
asp. Hooas eu<s ana tnio0 cry Hesar2-n&
q IkouIAAS, 1ngseb
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-10

CHARLES H WELLS.
10 Ce22fofniA g., San Ffanciaco caa
J. =. CARROLL Aren't Union dock. SeAs.1o
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-18
r. aTrS go r ,u.,,rr. -

! beines Beripre@ens, binli9tlt6 eer G.
i6sn 3eituna. unb es 1T aud 3eit ba.
au. Su mubt ia langf fertig iein.
Sd glaubte niGt, bab bic Sadie gile
bdtle, ipanbte @uitap elm. 0u baii iie
/ felt Wo@en nit feiner eil6e gegeu mid
! erwdbut.
/ gs NOR mod pieles babel au beipre@en
unb por3ubereiteu. Sd babe besuegen
/ etnen iebr Iebbaften 8riefwe4fel NIT
Neiu Oort sebabt.
Den bu mir 0ber biesmol ni@t 5ur
@infbt saba, ME bic frabere Rorreis
pOnoens.
DamaIs woIlie i@ bid nrientiren.
Syt aber banbelt es fi@ I'm Oiferens
aen iebr unangenebmer Mrt, biei@ auein
erltbigen muBte.
Sd peiB - Dll baf beriu@t, bon Der
gon3en @a@e los3utomnlen!
@anbotu fubr auf unb fab ieiuen
8ruber NIT 0emielben ipra9leien @rs
ifQunen an, tpie banlols, als er belien
eisenmd@tige &eiie nod isiueu 8eRbun'
gen esfubr.
'eSh2 Mer bat Dir D0s Derr0then?
Jtiemou6. ober ia {daIoB es aus bers
| fdliebenen Muaeid5en unb iebe iebt, baB
| Id MID in meiner Nermutbunq uidt
Qetduldat babe.
Gaubrtp bItdte finffer unb arqn6b.
mild, auf BEN 0ruber. Der In boiler I'm.
befouoertbeit bor ibm ffQub.
9u boff ia cine tpabrhoft QefdhrIid1e
8eobQd,tuuosoQbei V2on 1T Bel bir
fortm66reu6 uuter QoutrolIe uub ieiner
oebeimiien @ebonferf rlid,t fiber. Stun
6enn Ia - IA, hobe aurfidtreterl tpol!eul
Nei rdberer ileberIeouno erIdeint mir
bic GbefuIotiDrl ols cine hQlbperFebIte.
Sic nidbt onu6hrenb ben @etpinu briu.
oeu ,pirb. Sen mir uus bQport peripras
dbsn. sd tobe periud,t, bic eiuQeaon.
oeueu Ierrftidtunaeu au Ibien unb ii.
Genb eiueu auberea 9bsiIuebmer eiu,u
| idieben. ober bas IN mint m6alid, oe,
tuelen. eyentins beitebt out Der St.
| fiifluuo unieres Wertrooes rnb ID, hobe
mid, rad, allen Geiien bin aebunbeu.
gs muB aIlo bel ben f.tberen Mbma
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-18
0ie Nemeimtbeilttmg bes gtaateS tn
&pn9refs 9iftrtfte.

oN
Ote oeme9ung, mel@e DaronF pitts
er1ettet Den @ouoernear ~, oerarts
la1en, DaB ct Die Segtslatur 5li eltler @T.
tra'Stsung etnoerute, Oallslt he etlle auf
bic berdnoerten geoolteruligsoerbdlt.
NINE begrluoste Nelelllt9ellung 0es
Stdates t9 W0plolErttte porneDnte,
geiDlilnt ert@tl!@ mlt teoer Wo@e ON
Stdrte, unO blloet belonoers tn ben
5betlen oes Sanoes. tpel@e I'm Iesten
SagI5egnt oM oaIansn3ps" aa oe0ols
ls.aag Su9enumsa 1a gaus;s, .' a.sS. ~ SsI Sa' s
gssprsgs, io5uiGgsn, osn pegeaDe" At'
s.leI, lIl ". s1o...Iuag. .1t:.v vut s!asn
S!aas: DsI s s'ae :spuu.i.9n.l II lWs ''eS.es
SuagsIoIM ga!. ~ wslW:M aIlO nas
sopl. ~ 91lW Iesns nf sosf!ls:ss .. :" Dsn SslsS'
gsosIHgsn ra MS'p..igai's" .ay vs Qslt'
lwalt lugTt n,a unu uuSao. = " ulguI!s".
t!Iea PIC o'asas1L.n g G s!as Gn NV. gt1s
Ss1syMgM, iDnp:I1 iSovpUs. Sunl a9ao';ue u
gDIGslnng, Dub leCs. oalS.L ys! SsI M
GnIl@e!ou"g m spM gIassa, Ust9e D!e
aIgeMelns aogg.lugl! aHgsgsn, eIne
8le1WweIiglgs Sol'n.M!e gaoen uao qO'
9eoen louie. e unoOnIOmMsnsl nn aoer
y ole SeriIe!nag oes SaIgs1s ln eiaas'@eH
SGHoeslgeissn DDn 2e5as IsSt Usa ges
FegeaoeH DeO0'Isl"n9s SeIg9iIH'IeH
9e9enuoer W, .: g., i Wen!9eI 0le gu.
lammea!egunS 9es !eg.slGI.Usn &otpels
pen o. m!rll'WeH Sagls4OslgaI!H'neH 0er
oeDelIeIun9 en1lpllWa 4m 10 Wen!9et
pito lOl9e.e@! os. Nsp!sanIOtOeTunS
DeS 0ttrlefS NeWnuu1 1etrQ0eu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-18

8eiebes, tDel9es bic Mablbiifrifte auf
Grunb Der Beb6lterungs,ablen ber
neueu @enfusaufnabme pom Sabre 1890
; umGnbert uub regelt, III es 3u erm6ali.
den, bab bic ftir bas sSabr 1892 au ct.
mGblenbe Qegislatur bes Gtaates $eros
aud mirfliD eine fol9e lit, meI6e bic
SntereReu ber 8arger in elmer ebrIiden
Weife Dertritt, neil fie ben lutrtIiden
Beb6lterungsDerbdltnii5en bes 2an6es
entipre@enb gepdblt morben III. Rommt
oer iebige geiebgebenbe R6rper bes
Sonbes ni@t BET 8erpfii9tung mad, in
elmer SPECIALIZATION cine Neueintbeiluna
beg 5tootes In WabIbifritte poraunebs
men. 10 1T bas 8DIt bis aum Sabre
1894 um fein gutes Re1t betrogea, neil
banu erft Die 2esislotur i'm ssahre 1892
ote t1eue gintbeilung bes @taotes aus
oroner unb biefe erf BEL ber WabI far
bic Segislatur bes Sabres 1894 in
Strait treten tann. @inb bic WsitaIies
ber ber %. 2esisloiur, III Der Gouper.
ileur geUillt. bic 0erantrpottli9teit ba.
ftir auf fi9 au nebmen, bob bas Bolt A
Doue Jabre lang feines guten Ne@tes
beraubt bleibt2
Dem Iebferen tpiirbe es tbrigeus fhr
leine 3uiammenberufune ber gefebgez
bsn6eu 26rperi9uft 30 elmer @rtra.
Seilton aud niGt on einem prdce6euas
Eol feblen. s@on einmal bat i'm Ser.
! laufe Oes StaaisIebens uD1 9eras ieiu
Goupernsur, Der aIte Wlfalbe, fber Elm
re@tss unb Derfafiunestunbiger Mann,
es flr nDtbig era9tet, i'm Sabre 1882
gum 9lei9ea 3wede cine grtraseeIfion
0er Vegislatur an3uberaumen-uub bas
Wolt bat feine 6anblunssmeiie eutges
beiBen.
6offen mir, boB au@ @Oub. 6oaa =
tDie bic preiie bes 3anbes es foroert -
@ere@tieteitsfinn senng aeigeu uirb,
uiil aud benz Meifen bes Gtaates unb
beRen Snterei1en gere@t au tueroen; nit
anberen WOrien. boffen mir. baB ct au
gutter 2ebt nod feline gFi9t tbnt unb
bic pom ynlte oerlanste grtrosgeifion
Der SeSisIatur auorbnet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-18
Anberoroeni6er 9nsDerfanf pOn Ynbuadfr 9lrtifeln
gu beoemteab berabaeietem 9sreiien.

Die Pusma@erei TT uns Elm liebseiporDenes
Shsnta. sSie icber dltere Iniiebler San an.
tontos NIT Stol3 auf bas 0adstbum unb
@ebeiben Der Staot 3iriidblidt, 10 inaett es
ans Grenos OUT bieiss 0epartement gu fdauetr.
Nod Dor fieben Sabren elm beideibener Mns
fang. BAT es ii6 unaufb5rli9 in 8eIiebtbeit
unS nmfang atSsebebnt, bis es beute obne
.Stpetfel baS erDBte, beiterlea9tete inb il, ies
Der Beiie poIlfpmnea ausseitattetfte Ynb.
ma9erbepartement bes eanaen @efens 1T.
Illes @ei9madbolle, ipeldes bur4 @elb su
errei4en mar, 1T ansei9aift porben. 1lebees
baupt, tpenn man beriifiidtist, bdB mir @lles
haben, uno bab bas 8efte ai 10 anBergen6bn=
lt9 billisen 8reiien perfauft uirb, 70 1T es
feinesmegs auffdlIis, baB bic Damentpelt
Gan antonios @olfipns Nteberlage ais
9auptquartier fiir feine Yubma6erIa6en err
HGren.
Gan3 i'm @egentbeil ipunberbar mare es,
tpenn oie SADIE iidh anbers perbielt.
9ie t,esteffen W}usfer d
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-18
uberor0eutlide NttrQtttonelt=
9cidte l1ntertleiber fit Serren !!

l1nlere lei9ten reinpollenet, 1tnterfleiber
(oemb nnb 8einfleiO) fir @dnner gu nur 81
1inb itarf in 9a4frase.
Derartiee l1nterfleiber in 8albrisgatt nnS
@erue 3u nur 81. 9auerbafter Stoff unp
CUTE 9lrbeit,
@aidddte ihtpar5e 1lnterfleiber, bic ii4 Bel
glGen, bic auf elesante &leibung ieben, srpber
8eliebtbeit erfreuer, gu $3.50 unb $500 per
9lnsus.
Sarbise 8aIbrissans@naiise auf 81 bis So
tebucirt.
gpsctalit6t: als befOnDers bequeme uno
elesante llntertleibans enpfeblen mir bic Be-
riibmten @laitenberrb ntitteIIei&ten bon Sea.
tur 8oae, tpeldbe bon ben aersten fur nod
befIer erflart tperber, aIs bic Sdser'iae @ol.
aleibuns. 3u baben fiir tilr $3.50 per gnsus,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-18
Nusuertmf BON 9autett= 1tn6 &itt0er @6u6eu
swrebucirtem 4rei1eu!

@rtrasfetne 0amens s@IaceefttefeI int uopers
and Common Sense" Stble NIT elaitiider
eeblem bon $2.75 auf SO berabseiett.
ehte 0at1ten 8ansaroosaafs s&nDpfitiefel
San6 senaRt, int 0pera StpIe 1925, fribe,
$4.OO.
9onsoIa Common eenae" &n5pfitiefel fiji,
Samen, alle banbsemadt, bon So auf $3.50
rebu3irt.
Seine Donsola banbsendbte &nDpfs@tiefel
Die friiber gu So perfauft tpurben, offerirer
mir bieie 8ohe gu $3.76.
@ana feline slacirte kangaroo NIT .2onbor
Soc & Opera 9eeI" aIIes banbsenabt, friibe,
Sc, biefe 8ode gu $4.75.
be @erabiekmm8en mnb mmr fiir bieier
e tuirO amf ieparaten 9ii@en ansseitellt
litdt, gtuSuab[ unb 9reis, mas ienaIs II
San @ntonio se3etst trurbe.
Sn &nDpfitiefel, nOrforbs" unb Slippers.
fur innge Oamen ilnb &tn6er, fiibren mir nu,
bas 8eite unb gu ben m5eIi6ft biuisen greilen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-18
,0tuer fir s,pei, atppettt tir einea!"

iaste ber Dsspsptitsr Su tem aellner, ols er fur @
unb fetnen Ereunb bic Iablssit befeate. Sdtte er
aber aud Gppettt sebabt 70 bdte binterbrein bafhr
babeu mhffen, er bn ptrtli& tefriebist bate,
., hte srdbIi&en e@mersen, psI&e iebe, psnn aud
nod 70 lei&e GRabIsett tem Opier osr spnii4sn Dps;
pepe perutfaGt. Die S6ue 0uf Grben, unb ntats an,
sers. absr sani unb sar unnStbts. Sanse iOfOrt an
nit elmer isematifaen aur NIT SpRetter's Rassnbits
ters hu llnicIissr NIT rebsniiasm Wasen. Mtt bie=
fem S8Ob Dieb.rbOlen mir lsbisli ben ausiprus Eau.
ienber, pelde BITE aei@e Grfabruns sema&t taben; Fe
baben eas srpbe Masenelgir sebran@t unb finb pers
ten eeber, Sesen er@weres cber unreselmdbises Sunt
trniren her Gtneepttbs, betbes tdnfs Gpmptpme Der
4rpni@en DpSpepfe, 1T has Bttia8 tbenIp ptrifam,
wie seser bas Sauptieiben ietbf. N2alortaartise
Rranttetteu, @benmatwmuS, ReuraIsts unb Rierenlet
ben fretdeu rcr benz Bitters hie Sesel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-18

Gs bdndt uns als ob bic o8anbeau Sriin.
ming" in Surge aasemein pppuldr iperben
tpiirbe.
Gs beitebt aus ginem unter Der Gren,pe
bes 9uteS aasebra@tem 8anbe, bas am &opfe
anI9lieBt, utte 1T fpieberun nit einert
Santmetbanbe, Spite ODER Rran3 fleiner 8lus
men iiber5oget1.
Gantmet> >8lnnen fper6en angeinein beliebt
unb folgli9 biIlis. Stolen baben mir BOT, ie-
ber gr6Be anb Sdattirung. 2illa 8lunlen
bor3i9li1 lcld,e, bic tns H6tblidbe lhtntnern
iin6 anf i6par3en 9iiten gang pra&tpou.
Die Sdlfte Der jebisen 6oopns baben gebr.
lihfeit NIT elmer &rone; Diele babet borne
cine i4male &rempe, bic 10 sebosen iuerben
fann, baB iie elmer rntertalie, elmer 9lui@el
ODER ionit @ttpas dbnli@ ieberl.
@rane rnb Iebernfarbene SiBbite, i4warse,
gelbe, blaue unb beinabe gang ipeiBe Strobs
9iite iinb in srober Anantttat bcrbanben.
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