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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-15
Gtne a~arantirte 9nr.

gBir autortiren ben anseSetsten Gpptbefer, Sbnen
Or. atnss NeueS Seilmittel sesen 96pinbiu&t, SuS
itsn nnb Grtdltun8 auf folsen6e Bectneuns su perfauz
btefes Mittel ben Gnweiiunsen entIpredenD sebrauden
mruen, tnbem Ste eS e~tnsebenp prpbiren, nnb penn
STE eann tetne SeRerur9 burd haHelbe pe,iparen,
nan1 f4ifen sic BITE Slaide surid nnb sic werben
Sbr @elb Surld %etpmmen gir MAIDEN btes @nsebpt
in Srlse Der srobartteen GrfplSe, nelde etes Wiittel
BET Der lestidRrisen Grtppen Gpibemie aufSuweiien
bate. gBir baben BON feinem Sale sebbrt, tn BEN
oas WsitteI ntat sebplfen Bate. Man made etnen
0eriuG. RrpbeHai8en fret BET gpolpb Dretb, Ibpmps
irn & 60. Grpbe 6lai@en so Gents nnb S1.0O.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-15
Die illufrirte Moaatsf@rift
"THE COSMOPOLITANy

1T bic beffe NIB reihbaltiafe aler iIus
frirten a~merifautihen Monatss Nsbueu.
Dietelbe adblt bic berporragenbfen
amerifanii4en G6riTtfener un6 Ganffs
Ter gu ibren Mii!arbeitern unb bic Ser,
ansgeber teriel5en berffeben es, BEN
Namen bes Blottes baourd Gre an
MAIDEN, iahem He ibm einen mirfIi@
eosmopolitif9en Gbaratter gu perIeiben
geuubt baben.
I'm ben 2eiern Der o6reien preHss
eiHen Bearif bon Der @ei6baltiQfett
uEo T!elieiti9feit bes Cosmopolitan au
gsben, senigt es, bic Suboltsoneabe
Der uns gerabe Do~rliegenoen D,aember.
drummer gu r%eprobuciren. 0lefeIbe
lautet:
Sitslbilo (Mabonno, BON Daanar-
gouberet) Bon pbiIae nah @ahn.
0Glfe. &sife : Sfis3en aus NsQppleu
bon 8ebeI @fenti- Mit IL SluHra.
tiOnen. Ser tire Yfeifer. Cine Sbple
aus Der esftsn 3sit Der BehebIuaa bon
ytsu enelanb. Don 8. 9. G5enep. Mtt
. Suuaraticnen. oJtiebe anf grben
uno ben WeniGen eia Wcb!aefQQen".
5pciolpOliiiihe Gtubie bonn @enerats
Werfmeifer 9otDaerlD. Sine 5odter
bes Shoens. Nnbelle bon Mfr. gurstou
0arrifon. Mit 6 Saaarationen. ueber
ben S9neQDerfebr III ben @roBfdoten.
Gtubie BON prof. 8. M. Oaupt. Mfit
y SuuftratiOnen. Die Briefe ureiues
gaters. bon Naria gDing Sherman.
Mit 9 Saufrationen. Sn GEermans
Qaup.qnartier, bon Sbeo. 81. Daois.
Wit 16 SGufrationen. Gmeritanifhe
unb fremoe nnterbaltungeu. @eIel.
fbaftlibe Sfiaaen hon Wf. g. 90. Sbers
tuOob. Nit 3 Sautrationen. Cine
inoifhe G,fhidte bon 5. $. Gilmore.
ufit 4Slutrationen. 3eba Sage auf
benz Mi'fiffppi bon %. 6. gaaiefou.
Wit IA Suutraiionen. 9as aeieIiae
veben In &idmono tpdbrenb BEG Rries
ges pDa s. &c. Nlfrenb. Mit 10 Suus
f%rotionen. Nus benz i6mifhen Mns.
pbitbeQter ben 6. o. Warb. nit 8
Saufratiunen. Monatss u beffdt iiber
bic laufenbeu greieniHe BON Murat
Qalfeab. MQerlei focinie 5ragen. Non
@perett Dale. gaderf@au.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir Sas &Sus
Genbtatt $3.50.
Rel Mgeaten:
s.. g. 8afd,.
10. Gdprobin9.
6 D 8.
Cages Gbronif.
Is. 9ese NJ Der.

TO- 9e0 t III DeT+
1850. Sirenne miro BET 3etbel bonn Mars
l9aIl bu @lel1iS seidIagen.
1745. S6la9f Bet aehelsborf. 6arft aeos
polo bon @nbaIt,Seiiau beiiegt Die Sefterreis
der. e. idleitider &rtee.)
1884. 9uowis 9eprient, berilbmter SGaus
lpieler, gebpren.
1892. Die 8oIfs Spuberdnitdt bur9 ben
franSD5iIden ACKNOWLEDGMENT b%efrettrt.
1899. Napoleon Sonaparte pirb auf 3ebn
Sabre eriter GpniuL e Gpniuln).
1904. Grnf &ietidel, StIbbauer, eeboren.
1850. Sanaipit i9Iiebt cine &onpention gu
Nten NIT Gapoleon regen oes nDrbl.9en
Seutf9lanbs.
1918. @affenHiaitanb nit 0anemarf gu
&enbSburg bis 29. 9eSember.
1910. gtapoIepns 1. 9li4e tpirb III 4arts
I'M 9otel bes SnpaIibes beigeiebt.
1851. Die enslanOer nnb 8ransoien blodis
rem canton.
1861. Mari9ner 8eitorben.
1854. @efe4t BET Naibpiqe, Senn.
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CON frhber bebanbelt muroe rnb NIT meIGen Mttteln.
Verlorene Mannbarkeit, irnte aus
S4iyd@en Der Gef@IeHtSprgdne beitmu1f fnrirt.
Frauen-Ekrankheiten merben i'm 6au5e
Der 2ranfen nab chne Snitrnmente furrts Gin pnn>
berrruee SetImttteI.
Catarrh und Krankheiten der
Aaut, bes 1lutes unb 9ersens, Der aeber unb Der
Nieren.
Syphilis. Das am seidpinbeaen unS faeraen
betlenbe Wtttel. 9ur saranttrt.
Observation-Disclosures Her Mri merben fu,
rirt, mo anbere 5ureH fntbl0ngen.
Onnatuerlicher Ab1uss Etrb prompt
tn Elm raar Fdsen furtrt.
Meine Metbpben.
/. Erete COMPILATION In Der Office pber per gof.
.. @enaue rlnteriuhuns uub Dtdsno5e.
3. Sober uirb auf @runb wtFen{@o ftItAer grtnetpie2
tstanbelt unb fetn pber tbr 6da NTH III ipecteuem
9tubtum gema&t.
I. BtutSe greife unb Iet@te ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Sn ben taeifen Tduen tann bte 9ransteit i'm 6anfe
BEG Granten betanbelt perben.
Snretbt nm symptom : Grrraular SO. l, fur Medns
ner.
g6retbt I'm Symptom Trrrnular Wp Q, fur srauen.
S4retbt nm Spuptcmz 6crmular SO. 8, fur Sauts
Drefe perben prompt beantrortet. Ane Gefddfte
estetm sebalteu. Mebtatn ntrb p~erbDrsen seIanbt.
NelereH,eu /: be Banfen BON Gan Antcntp.
9emtf@ 8efprp@en.
IRAN arrefFre an pber ipre@e por Bet
u. N HATHAWAY M. d.,
nnb 81 ELECTROMAGNETIC, San autonto, Gesas
etne IrepPe POO. 20,3, tuwli
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soatbern asacific. 9aba.

n RI.
Na9 Nep Drleuus, 0puiton un6 @als
beftcn.9 20 Born .unb 900 Mbenbs.
- utunt.
Bon New 0rleans, 0oufon unb Sol.
eefion 700 8orm. unb $50 Ma9m.
Mbfabrt.
Rad San Granelseo, 81 paio unb
@a9le paB..---......4 20 Na1m.
Mntunt.
BON Can Granciseo, gl paio unb
eagle paB ......-....8.45 Born.
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SeiratbS=g
Wn. 8ens uab Bette gdsrmana.
Sn elmer S6eafsr.Rriiit aelauQ

= Sn elmer 3beafers6 selanste
unldngft elm SeRaLer Blot 3u elmer
re@t tiefRnnigen Bstra6iung. Gs beiBt
ba: rWaebeth. &raueripiel in 5 Mtten
BON S%hafeipeare. Sbofsipeaye nimmt
In ber 2iteraiur etit felt etua bunbert
Scbren e;Ee allgemein bebeutenoe Stels
lung elm. SO LANCE er lebts, wurbe ct
nur bon feinen 3sitsenohen sefeiert."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-15
Mfbsit seiudt!

Semanb, Der fi6 bor feiuer Nrbeit
i9eut, fu6t yeiddftieung In einem
Store ober foaf irgenbno. Nad8u.
fragen @amargos5 troee "a ober unter
z In Der Office Der nGreieu preKs".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-15
7ie WeibmaAts 9lnsaabe

Der .Greiea preKe fur Serass, a6t3ebns
ieitig, sri9eint am II. DECEMBER. Sic
mirb oaen NboaHentsn beg Suges unb
Wo@enblattes 5%useianbt.
In3eisen fur bieie Drummer uerbeu
big gum Is. DECEMBER eutseseugenom.
men.
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Ger Sames 3. @Oobner. Goo,
tbster. StpinstOn, Sas., l6rsibt: brau
@sbstt 3euepd lii on ueuratgii9ea
Sdmeraen I'M Gopf uub @ethi, tie
lit bret 1ags bic hftisf1eu G9merSen.
Ct. SafDbs Del BELLE fe in awar5,s
Minuten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-15

~ 2abt Cure Nnatse bei Yans
coat & 9obn anftrtiseu. SSbr fins
oei bert eiae 9roBe Muswabl Dor5hslis
der stcfe; man liefert CUTE Mrbeit
uns Nass fgt bortrsifih.
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@rmmselscntbums . llebertrasumsen.

@ruwbet8cntbums ltebertrasumgcn.
5. s. Wiigge unb Trau on bie 0aes
tbobifen . Episcopal : Girhe, 8tunb.
mud on Gberman unb 6adbertp Str.
$3.50.
GbGs. &c. OJben on 8. unb s.
WOlfion, Giretfen 2aub on @o!ebub
Str. $500.
Scbu 3. @imbel on Bar6ara Mind.
6 Ader 2anb. anGreussnb an 96,bets
@ieentbum. 5000.
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Sic guniet Wpps g..

o%ertaaft Mcaniter, Snbian Serritotp
Robien gu $3.50 per Sonne. 6oI3 au
$3.50 per @orb uao gebodtes 0Dl3 su
So 30. Aae Nufirdse tDeroen prompt
aus8efabrt. SeIepbon 81.
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8udlens Slrntea ealbe.

Die Bette Salbe Der Welt fur SGnttte, Nuetiauns
sen, Sei5pnre, Gteber= unb Sauts 9usi4las, Sie6te,
9elfrpn9ene Sdnee, Grcftbeulen unb aue Sanifrants
setten turtrt Sdmcrrbptoen pber teine Besabluns.
Soat9e 9utItehenbett ~Sarantirt pber fas Gelo wtrb
Surnderitattet. Is Gents pie Sda6tet. Bum 0ertauf
n allen Apetheten, Ghelpb 9reib, abpmpion & Co.,
Wtrleiate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-15

- Sa Noihbiae, 3enneEee, 1T cine
resuldre Snhueusa : epidemic ausee,
brohen. ueber 5000 psrioneu liegen
baielbft an Der 4rantbeit banieber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-15
SIR Die @etbnadbts=T eier.
ta4e

IU8e
oHerireu mir:
200 4'ffen &bein. Weine,
800 &iifsn frana6Rf@e @Iarets unb
ueiBe Weine,
200 COB Ile unb porter,
200 Rtfien Miu@ener 26penbrdus
Sler,
itnierer eigemen Smbprtatiun.
Wir baben ouBerbem Elm groBes 2as
GET Der feinfien ein9etmifden
Weine unb 2iqu6re.
Alleinig &c N~senten Der Sos.
S9lib Bretping 60. unb bes Mnbeufers
Uni1 GIafGenbieres.
@mgp & gbntelker,
Alamo pIa3a.
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sar Gir gutes 9oI3, ti1tig gemei,
len unb prompte 8eoienung menbe man
R6 on bic Cat: mob 60. 5es
letbon 1893.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-15

sa~ Gtiber 8ros. habsn be
m~ooeraifen unb f16nftsn S1mudia.
den, bic in biciiger Stabt a~ngeboten
Deroea. Nqes tpirb unter @arantie
Serfnuff.
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= Northumberland aller Nrt in
beliebiger S9fDere uno Su berf6iebe.
men preiien bel @riber Bros.
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ST. Die Gnse setrieben.

Ser bofIfdnbise @orratb bes Sumo,
Tier : Sei9dfts inl stumberg 8lod on
Der 9ouffcns5 troBe, tpirb gum Derfauf
ausgeboten. 8efB fam fofortzetgrif.
ten perben. Nan made cine 0Herte.
Snapsi9en 1T 5ol6en, bic biIig @eibs
na9tseei9enfe taufen tpoaen, cine por.
treffidle Gelegenbeit geboien. Man
TONNE aettig unb made fein N~nerbieten.
Bernard @anter, 5rufee.
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1@ 6ertige Mnstse, ipie fie fdbuer
ate nod San Mntonio gebrGdt tpurben
hben wie o%naegohen. preiie nisOrig.
g aneoaf & Sobu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-15

sa- Wil man feline Stanbubren,
Wtppes ober an6eren 3ierratb fur bas
9aus tanfen, 10 weaoe man f@ an
Griber Bros.
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@ngp & S@melker,
Alamo BIaaa.

Nrmbdnber, BroGen. Soften, Waes
bollcas unb aneerer 6hmuf In einer
me baseDefeuem Nei1ballisteit bel
@riber 8ros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-15

Der u6rmader u. .. Sung in
Sempls mnrbe am Ia. Mbanbs In Der
0a0e bes 6cuti6su 8ereins als 2.ine
gsfunben. Is: itarb an elmer 9er,.
ftaut9eit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-15

s3- Wenn Scenario fem unb gu Oil.
aebmbarem pretfe fpeifen nil, 70 aets
ct gum Wiifions. Garter. Die
9erren Oabeiaer 8 Ganl, Better Die.
tes @tab.ihements, baltea barauf, ibre
Gdffe tets nodfommen aufrieoen 3u iiel.
len. Aae iaifonmdbigen 9elitateHen,
Auaern, Mi.c, Slide, @e1heeI &c. inb
bort in Der oelitateiien 3uhereiiuue ale
Yett au baben. Wobljeiten tperhen auf
Wuntd tn bic Wnbnurgen her 2unbea
getanot. 4u6 bietet bet NIT Der
Speiiepirttfdaft perbunbene 8or,
g 0 bic befen 8etrdnfe. iieis iriifes
Wier un6 feine Qiqubre unb Wsine.
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Rr pancoat & 5otn fub
bic Wgenten ftr bic bertibuaten gtutts
garter Gefunbbeits .nntertleiber. Ser.
iu@t He; He fnb bic beiten I'm Marfte.
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Sotal- 81, 711,368.8 5
Staat Seras, 8erQr @puntn.

= @riber 9ros. fnb Gabrifan<
ten BON e@mudla@en aller Art uno
prattif6e ubrma6er, bic ibr @ef9dft
ber11eheu.
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sy Die befien California Rotbs unb
WeissW eine BEL 6, RunteI.
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~
bes 8ei6dfts am 2. December 1891.
Credit:
Qnleiben u16 9isconten :. $745, 57O.12
uebergeaogen .-........ 323.18
gt 6. 8onbs Circulation. 80, 600. 90
y. st. Bombs, 9epolts Ills, 900. 90
Ntloere Bombs II. Mortg. $50, 583. 92
Soroeru1gen an9fei .Mgenten138 .3O5. 70
b9l. Nationalbanfen 60, 286.18
bgl. @taatsbanfen. 13,387.41
Sant' 9aus...-:......... 62,356.37
Saufenbe Qusgoben. 200
ge5ablte prdmien ........ Is, 500. 90
@9sds u. a. @afh Stems :. $3.50
BILLS an anoere 8anfen.-. 1880. 90
&let1es p%apiergel6, Nidels
unb Gents 253.14
Specie 38,320.OO
Segal Senber Noten....... go, OOO. 90
GtnlOiungs : Spnb........ LILO. 90
5otal- 81, III, 1868. 85
9ebit:
@inge5abltes Gapital. -. 1926, 900. 90
ueberfhuB ESQ, OOO. 90
ungetbeilte @epinne 49,. 78, 1875. 89
Nusftebenbe Scat. 8anfnoten %, 800. 90
perf0nli9e 9epo1iten. L, OO1, 518.5 So
Sepoftens @e.tififate 1880. Is, 699. 81
ger. 9taaten 9epoften.. =. So, 459.16
Sepoliten b. Ser. ct. 3abl=
met1tern .-.......... 83,617.78
5orberungen b. Scat. 8anfen 50, .27
besgl. Staatsbanfen Is, 1928. 38
Sotal- 81, 11,368.85
@taat seras, 8erar County,
Sd, Sobn @itbers, @aiirer
obengeaannter Banf, f9tpDre hermit
feierli9, 6aB Der obise 8eri6t mad meis
mem beten Wifen unb @lauben rids
tig 1T. (@esei@net:)
Sobn Witbers, @afirer.
nnteraei6net un6 bei9moren in mel
mel 8~egentDart am IL. December, 1891.
@e5ei6net. Sobn M. 4rafer,
SeHentli9er Notar, 8erar 60.
Giftig befunben: Gum 3eu9niB:
Geaei9net: Or. s. 0etH.
Mrs. 6. u. Stribling,
Geo. %. Breckenridge,
l4,l2,t3m 9ireftoren.
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Seine gpaSietf6de, &egenf6irs
me, Spernafaies, unb cine Nn3abl arls
oerer GIt,i-i, bic man tagtdgli9 ges
brau9en tam, bel griBer Bros.
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sa- Die Morgan City Fish apd
Oyster Company bat itsis bic belten
'Wnfern unb frif9efteH Slide, Wilb &C.
Vile Muftrdge werben prompt ausse.
fibrt. $elepbpn go. 81.
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Notts fir stemer5abler !

SIEVk
Siaot San Wntonio, Seras,
2. December 1884,
Der unier5ei9nets ma9t hermit 5es
tanEt, baB Ole 5iaats. unb gountp.
Nouaiorem unb Gopfs Steusr fitr bas
..Sdhr 1891 fdGig unb am Ober Dor benz
81. De3ember 1891 gu bs5ablen if.
Sole Gafiia no,
STANDARDIZATION 8erar @ountp.
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Dr.HathaWay
Subn 8roabfopt, m. D.. aliEttent.
Specialist Des C1Iestens.

Sunse Wsdnne1,
weI&e In Gplse BON
Susenb 9 @nnben
an RerpenIawd9e
letben, ibre9ebeuss
frdft n%nter9rabeu
1aben nnb tire
MdnnItnfeit rerlpz
zen, ipnten ben Be-
rhtmten Or. 9as
bawap ipfcrt cons
Snltirea. 8er8est
ni@t, Rerpentrdnts
bet (mtt pber oIle
Grdnme) ptrb pifs
ienf&aftlt@ unb
nod ben nsaefteu
Metbrben khans
belt nnb NIT BEN
Srbbten GrfpIs.
@8 fpmmt nt9t
hnxn4sf n,a Al ,,,nn
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Giie1ba9n 5abr Ylar.
5. & 6. u. Sabm.
81

Ma@ ct. 2ouis bio Sron Mountain
ober M. &. 6 e.. 5:45 Worqens.
Na6 ct. 2ouis pia SION Wountain
Route ..............6: G0 Mbenbs.
Na6 Sarebo. Born.
Mntunft.
Bon 81. 0ouis, Srpn Wountain & 81.
Sc. & S.----...-.....9.35 Born.
Bon st. 2ouis, SION Mountain & M.
S.. &. 1000 Mbenbs.
Bon Sarebo ....-.--...5:35 Na1m.
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q. u. & u. q. 8aba.

Mbfabrt.
Nad GalDeton, 9oufon unb @uero
st6gli9 am............9.55 Born.
Rad CORPUS gbriti, @odport uub Bees
bile tdgli9 III ........1.30 Na6m.
Na9 Rerrbile tdgli9, ausgenommen
Spnntags, um --.-..5. 500 Na1ni.
Mntunft.
Bon G~aloetog. 6oufon unb gaero
tGgitG TN ..........6.4O MbenDS.
Bon @orpus gbriHi, ROdport uno BEE.
DE, ldali6 um.-..-.2.55 WaGm.
Bon Getlpiae tdgli6. aussennmmsl
Spnnta8s .-........ .9.45 Worm.
ca Die elesantefts Muspabl bon
Diamanten, Golbs unb SiIber waaren
inbet man BEL @riBer Brps.
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~ 3reibnnbsrt Nr3ass unb brsi,
bunbert 6oien gu faEfois Gents ON
Dollar, outs CUTE Maare, nm gu rdus
men BET SancoaE 6 Sobn.
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1inansicMer @erid,t

Der San Nntonio Nationalz8anf in
San Qntonio, Seras, beim Mbf6luB
bes 8el6dfts am 2. December 1891.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-25
PUGET SOUND DRY DOCK.
secretary Tracy Urges Speedy Action
by the Naval Committee.


WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. 2i.-fSpecial. +
The secretary is earnestly in favor of
speedy action in building the dry dock on
Puget sound. He has sent communica-
ton 10 the naval committee in which he
urges action at this session of congress.
He says the maritime interests Of the
Pacific coast demand early action III carry
ing out the project recommended by the
commission
Senator Allen has secured an additional
allowance of 81 800 for the postoffice at
Pullman, Wash.
Representative Wilson today had con-
terence with Assistant Secretary Spauid-
ing, of the treasury, on the subject of
shipments in bond from points on
the upper Columbia by water TO Puget
Sound points. Mr.. Wilson submitted a
statement in writing, urging the need of
some arrangement by which goods may be
shipped in bond out of the country when
destined to return TO points within the
United States. Should this provision be
made 1T would necessitate the appoint
Inent of an inspector at Kettle Falls, or
some other point along the river.
Secretary Tracy today sent letter 10
the naval commissioners of both houses,
urging immediate action in the matter of
establishing dry dock on Puget sound.
He explained that the maritime require
inents were of such importance as TO ne
hesitate the appropriation of 10000 at
this session.
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wALLA wALLA NEWS.
Hunts Residence and other Property
Attached Forger i'm Jail.

WALLA WALLA, Jan A.-GSpecial. + G.
W. Hunt, of the Oregon & Washington
Territory railway, is evidently in peck of
trouble, as attachments are being placed
OH all his property here, the latest one be-
ing by the Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany, an agent of which company has
been here few days. Sheriff McFarlane
attached all of Hunts personal property,
including his fine residence on Catharine
street. Besides this an attachment suit
has been instituted in the superior court
by John f. Boyer against Hunt for the re-
covery of about 81 600 on a promissory note
given last November, together with inter-
est and attorneys fees.
Another forger, III. George, is behind the
bars for having altered forged order for
$50 on John G. Lewis, alleged to have been
signed by j. w Mcintosh, of Starbuck.
George has been held to appear before the
superior court.
The deputy sheriff who conveyed
William Maskelyne to the asylum at
Steilacoom reports that on the Wav over
Mashelyne grew violent, and strait
jacket and handouts had to be applied
Senator George Thompson has returned
home, after few days rest.
4. +. Shaw has begun suit in the
superior court against Hallon Parker for
S4l1 as attorneys fees in the case of
Parker against Denny, which has occupied
the attention of the supreme and other
courts for years. The case was decided
against Parker, and as 1t is impossible TO
obtain service of papers on him Shaw has
begun this action TO try and get his money.
Bonita Carter, who was kidnapped by
her father and taken from him at Pendle-
ton, has been returned TO her father by
the court, and he has brought her to Walia
w ala and placed her In the Sisters school,
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A FRIENDLEss wAIF.
The Sad Story of Worse Than Or
phaned Lad.

Martin Olsen is shrewd little Norwegian boy
who is without home. He is deserted by his
father, Hans Olsen, and bis mother being dead,
he has no one to care for him-no one to love
him. The little fellow went to police headquar-
tiers yesterday and told his pitifuI story to Cap
tain Kent.
Though Ii years OF age, Martin does not look to
be over TO- His shoulders are misshapen and
his life has so far been blighted by physical
infirmity He Is subjected to fits He has at
tacks two and three times every day, and he
says the cold air and neglect which he expert
ences irrt ates his malady. He felt the disease
OF police that unless he could be put under
medical care he would soon become fncurable.
He gave the history of his life as follows
II was born in Norway and my folks came to
America when was very small. | lived for
long time at Port Ludlow, down the Sound.
My mother died there two years ago. shortly
after, my father commenced drinking, and six
months ago he left Port Ludlow. One day
man told me he was dead.
81 came to Seattle then, and sold papers.
Sometimes would fall down in fit while
selling them, and when l came to, few min
utes afterward, all my papers and money would
be gone.
'.The other boys used to make fun of me, and
steal everything ] had. When was all right
they would leave me alone, but when was sick
they would worry me.
II had no place to sleep, and got wet and
cold and that made my fits worse. so that one
day had fourteen of them.
"A doctor said il had the money he could
fix me so would not have any more fits.
Il tried to get work III store, but nobody
would have ME. They didn't want any sick boy
around them
'Then got job backing boots, but one day
had fit and my boss fired me, and didn't even
pay me what he owed me. He said People like
you amt got no right to live
yesterday man from Port Ludlow told me
that he my father at Fremont. / went
right out there today, but couldn't find him.
inquired where he had stopped, and while I
was looking around man came up to me and
said
'''Your father is in Ballard. He doesn't care
for you, and doesn't want you TO follow him
about
THAT made me feel so bad came right to the
police and told them all about it. / wish some
one would take me and let me live with them.
/ would work hard and be good.
fThey say would not have fits If somebody
would pay doctor TO fix me up wish could
get job some place, but everybody says no.
They all know I'm not like other boys
The boy was fed by the kind hearted police
officers last evening and was given a bed for the
night. He says he won't go to the poor farm for
be can work. He wants someone to care for him
and to give him home.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-25
THE MoHR-wILsON WEDDING.
Brilliant Society Event at Washington
City Next WedueSdaY.

WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. 2i.-ISpecial. +
The approaching wedding of Paul +. Mohr,
of Tacoma, and Miss Margaretta w. Will
son, of this city, promises to be one OF the
prominent social events of the winter.
1t will take place next Wednesday evening
at the winter residence of the brides
mother, and the prominence of the parties
and the fact that it follows so closely the
Wallace Fuller wedding, gives considerable
attention to the event. On Tuesday even
ing Mr.. Mohr will give dinner to the
wedding party, and the ceremony on
Wednesday will be followed by a reception,
for which many invitations are out.
The bride that is to be is daughter of
the late ]. 2. Wilson. a prominent physi-
clan of Baltimore. Miss Wilson is counted
one of the beauties of Washington City
society. The Graphic, which sometime
since printed full page engraving of Miss
Wilson, said:
She is very tall, very blonde, very gracious
and charming in her manner. She has been
greatly admired at Saratoga and Richfieid
Springs, as well as in New York, Brooklyn and
her own home, Baltimore. She is well known
to Gothams four hundred, her debut being
made as the guest of Mrs. ". K. Vanderbilt at
her famous fancy dress ball. AT Richmond, Va.
Miss Wilson made her debut as the guest OF
Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee, where her stately beauty
created much admiration, and her winsome and
agreeable manner made her many warm friends
Mr.. Mohr will leave at once with his
prize for his far Western home.