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The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12

Mr.. N. Il. De Young, the editor of the
San Francisco Chronicle, is very anxious
that the the next Republican National
Convention should be held in his city,
In order that hotel bills and railroad
transportation may not b any drawback
70 this project b. proposes that both shall
Be paid by ths people Of San francisco s,.
He thinks that oi00, 900 would Be- sufii.
|oisnt b d this NJ. D. Young has en-.
|talsd isto ~ peu1ect WITH meat energy
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12

A Sidney N. S. W. dispatch to the
World says news has been received there
from Samoa that Malietos, the reigniue
chief who is upheld by Great Britain,
Germany and the United States. has pro.
claimed as rebels. Mataefa and his follow.
ers, who have recently shown much dis.
satisff ction to his rule, and has also con.
fiscated their lands. The islands of the
group, however, are in peaceful con.
dition
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12

Some of the London papers are wax.
ing up to absolutely intelligent comment
on American politics. 1t is a pleasure to
read In the London Chronicle to-day
THE election of Flower cannot be con-
sidered counterblast to the result in
Ohio, because 1t was secured by as cor
rupt means as even American political
records can show. All honest people,
DESTROYS Of decent government, wanted
the election Of Fassett, but Tammany
Hall was too much for the reformers. 1t
Is now probable that we shall hear of
Mckinley as presidential candidate. 1t
Is certain that the republicans will stand
on high tariff plstform.-Portland Ad-
vertiser.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12

Comptroller Lacey, Bank Examiner
Ever and Receiver Beal met at Maverick
bank early Monday morning and had
long conference. Thirty.eight Of sixty
clerks formerly employed ~ the Maverick
were IN their places Monday, and the
work Of getting ready to open the bank
for the transaction Of business with the
receiver 10 being pushed rapidly,
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12

Governor Russell of Massachusetts,, &C
companed by his brother, Harry Russell,
and Colonel Peabody of his staff arrived
Saturday afternoon at Harmony, where
he will spend few days at the Connie
dore Club House, more popularity known
as castle Harmony" In fishing and hunt
ing. The Governor has visited this fine
resort before and evidently enjoys it.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12
EPlLEPTIC FITS CURED.
, specific Discovered at Last

For yeus cure for Epilepsy, ST. Nius
DaHct. Hyst,ri aud u'lrr ti> has been sought.
u b, now conceded that the ioag needed RENE
~ ha~ been found 10 DIR. Greene's NerSura,
which has by curing thousands OF cast s.,
proved that 1t is au ah-uiuu. Specific for these
terrible nervous complaints. Purely vegetable
aud harmless. sold ny druggists 500.
MY son had been trohlcd with fits far the
past ten Years. liz has had n~ many n ten n
one day Before had used one bottle al Dr.
Grc"nc'- Nrr, ura could see a marked i'm
punNpinrnt in his uervuus system The Hts did
NO. occur SO oltcu and were nor So severe, and
in~ general health seemed better. continued
Tie NrrNura. audit effected permanent cure.
Mrs. ". o. HIrcHCoCk.
- Maple ST., Jersey city, y. j.
Afy son has been trunhled with epilepsy
loss of appetite and had 10 ambition to ,lo any
thing. He took Dir. Grcrne's NrrYura. 1t
made him new hoy ne ms htrc lcn him,
MS waple y stem Is built up anew. aud he j.
ruloymc ptrfoc' hralth II l. m, b,st 1a,dich,
f,r0' H,cd 0Hd ms NJ eqUdl- Me " ScnrM
1912 First Ave. Sew York CITY,
My % - wa- very nervous aud haa or q
ht~ ever, day, After using Dr. Grccnc'> medi-
cIfr three wrecks ht began to get well, ai,d has
hat no MS SiHcc. Ten doctors gave HIM NJ rs
menrablc The doctors aud my ucighhors can
thirdly hclir1c their eyes chei, hcy see my bog
al strung ptd ireH
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12
Revere.

Geo. W. Bates spent the Sabbath at
home with his parents.
Mary Green who is only II years old
spun ten skeins, two knots of yarn. Quite
days work for one so young.
Horace Gaylord had his serenade last
week, which was enjoyed by all
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12

Hon. 8. J. Walton was in town last
week.
The following is sthe roll Of honor for
the past term. Not absent: Chas. 8, Clyde
Q. and Olive D. Adams; Walter /. Wallace
E. Nera L. and Edith B York; Chas. E,
Ira ", Lille e, 0sacis B. end Cindis T.
Dusgin; Laphs D. Willis and Densis u,
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12
Window Shades,
OF the latest and best styles. Can
and examine them. We are still
prepared to furnish
School Books
to all who need them and are
HEADQUARTERS
-Fo r
School Supplies
OF all kinds at the very lowest


OF all kinds at the very lowest
figures. In addition to our regular
business we keep on hand a llse
quantity of
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12
State Committee Meeting.

MANE REIImlcANs WIDE AWARE, En-
rHrsNsnc ANp CoNflpENr.
The Republican State Committee met
at Augusta, Monday evening last. IN
unusually large number OF prominent Re
publcans from all points of the State
were in attendance.
All the members of the Maine dclegs
tion in Congress were present, except
Mr.. Reed. The meeting was largely de
voted to general interchange Of views
regarding matters of party policy. The
appointment of date and place for the
next State convention was left to the ex-
ecutive committee, as was also the ques
ton of whether delegates to the Nation
al Republican Convention should be
elected at the same convention at which
the candidate for Governor will be nomi.
mated, or whether special convention
shall be held for that purpose, as was
done In 1888.
1t was understood that the committee
will arrive at no decision on either OF
these points until after the time for hold
ing the National Republican convention
is fixed.
The meeting throughout was very en-
thusiastic and harmonious one and is con
coded to be the largest of the kind held
in the State for many years.
Gen. Isaac Dyer, Forest Goodwin Esq
and j. o. Smith attended the meeting
from Skowhegan, and Hon. VIM. Akin
son from North Arson.
Republicans of Maine are not at all
daunted by the recent elections aud are
getting into line early for the great cam
paign of 1892. enthusiastic and confident
of victory.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12

Currier Downing, a Skowhegan man
who has been visiting his old home in
Ripley, has had an opportunity to gaze
upon an old oak tree nine feet In clrcum-
ference and with branches covering a
space rs feet wide, which grew from an
acorn planted by him 20 years ago, says
an EXCHANGE
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12

nice rain fell yesterday, enough to
wet the surface of the earth In good
shape, but 1t is all clear and bright again
this morning and the rivers, brooks and
wells are affected but little.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12

oTAIE OF VHIOi UTTY OF IOLEDO. I
Lucas COUNTY, SIS.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior partner of the firm Of +. CHENEY 4
Co., doing business in the City of Toledo,
County and tate aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LAR for each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH
CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day of December, A. d. SO.
(@) A. W. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Cataarh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
Gus surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials free.
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
HHSold by Druggists, 70 cents.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12

We give elsewhere the result Of the
elections of last week more fully than in
our last issue. 1t will be seen that there
was little cause for such an extensive dis.
play of poultry as the Democratic papers
made. Their chickens will roost great
deal lower next November.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12

We have received from Maj. II, A.
Shorey, Of the Bridgton News, leaflet
containing an excellent and comprehen
sive account of the reunion of the vete-
ran associations .of the 10Th, and Sd,
Maine regiments, and 18th, battery, held
here September 18th.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12
THE DAILY ARGUS.

The daily Argus is published every morning
excepting sundays, just IN time to catch the
early trains by which is sent all over the
stare. containing all the news, Geographic
state and local up to the latest moment. The
Argus Is liberal IN its policy end by means oi
.rcSs associations and special correspondents
AT all principal points cannot fail to give To Its
readers al the news i'll compact form and from
the most reliable sources.
The coming National and state elections will
bc treated III the most comprehensive manner
and iull information On these topics viii bt
furnished In detail and with care. Tine doug-
oi Congress Will be published and all important
legislative matters presented by It's own
writers.
Comprehensive market reports aud an .pit
ONE of financial matters VIII he daily pub
IShrdi and It's regular SATURDAY supplement
VIII furnish Il large amount OF choice newsy
leading matter nom well known CORE sponu
ent- and liner sources.
TERMS: r. 80 cents per month or 5000 pei
year III advance, and $500 at the end of TIT
year, free of Postage
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12

The greatest care should be exercised
by all people at this time particularly in
the care and attention given their fires.
The Madison Bulletin relates case of a
close call that village had from a con1a-
grafton Sunday evening Nov. !.
lady who rooms in IIunnewell &
Stones new block, built fire in the store
in her room and left the room. Behind
the stove was a pile of kindling. The
heat from the stove or the funnel set fire
to the kndlings and they burned up
briskly. Mr.. Geo Kent saw the fire and
rushed up with Arthur Cavanaugh and
burst into the room and extinguished the
fire, not moment too soon. however as
the wood was well fire and the carpet in
flames. 1t was a narrow escape, and had
the fire broken out with the strong wind
that was blowing, our village would GER
tainly have shared the fate Of New Port
land.
A few evenings since In this place the
proprietor OF Il store left the coal stove
with which it was heated with the full
draft on and in consequence a roaring
fire was soon underway which would have
caused serious fire had 1t not been OPP
portunely discovered.
Every man, woman and child should
constitute himself or herself committee
of one to give personal attention to these
matters Too great care cannot be ex-
ercised
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12

The New York Herald in It's editorial
comments on the New York State election
declared that Flowers success was bad
or the country.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria = 20 wen adapted to children that
recommend 1t a. superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARcHxR, n. D.,
III 80. Oxford St, Brooklyn, ny.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12

stones for the graves of all deceased sol
diers of the late war, whose friends may
apply for them and who will guarantee
that they shall be properly placed at the
graves, free. Mr.. F. X. Buck has blanks
to be used in applying for these stones
and will assist any who may desire as
sIstance in filing them out. The stones
are forwarded to the nearest railroad sta
tion free of expense
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12
Notice.,

II relatives Of Thomas Whiting wish to hear
OF him, address lone whiting, Burns, Oregon.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12

For several years have recommended
your Castoria, and shall always continue to
do 80 g 1t has invariably produced bensdcial
regults."
EDWIN r. PARDss. D.,
"Ths Winthrop" 12Sth Street and 7th Ave-,
New York City.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12

Great bargains in secondhand coz
mpves r Dopnu,a
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12

Lanes Family Medicine Moves the Bowels
Each day. Most people need to use II.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12
Tho Board OF Trade.

IN, Annual Session OF the Maine state
Grange Z. Of IL. is to meet with the
Skowhegan Grange, commencing Tues
llay forenoon December 18th. Tuesday
evening last the Board OF Trade held a
meeting on call of the Secretary To take
INTO consideration the mattcr II giving
a reception to the State Grange On Their
arrival here Monday evening December
18th. Mr.. IlYlway Wa called upon to
state what in his opinion would be desr-
able In the premises and he stated briefly
that the delegation from the 226 subord
mate oranges in the State would be 400
ar more. that large part Of these dele
,ates would arrive here Monday evening
on the . 10 train and there would be ne
formal meeting of the State society I'M
I'll Tuesday. Beside these delegates
there would also be likely 10 be many
from surrounding towns who would II
the weather is favorable attend the meet
ings. He had no DOUBT out this repre-
sentative body Of intelligent and progress
i've farmers Of Maine would appreciate
any attention shown by the Board of
Trade, representing the citizens of
SkowhcgAn,
M">srs j. O. Smith and Geo. B. SAT
ford spoke in favor of rendering the
members OF this order reception in
Coburn Hall, Monday evening, Dec. l4tl
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12

The unfortunate return of Col. Mines
(Felx Old Boy to ntoxication, and his
death from intoxicaton after his treat
ment by DR.. Kelley by the bi-cloride of
gold process, has caused quite general
comment by the press, some Of which it
appears to us is unjust. 1t is not fair to
condemn the treatment becsuse of one
failure, or one dozen failures among SO
many cases. II there is any virtue In
incubation for small pox, why is there
not just as likely to be virtue in hyper
demic injection for alcoholism whether II
is habit or a disease. II one-half the
cases treated are successful 1t is then
matter of vast Importance. We are not
as sangune as some, but we believe there
is good in the Kelley treatment and earn
estly hope 1t may prove success.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12

General Palmer, Commanderin.ch chief
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic has
issued circular condemning the action
of certain members of the order in taking
the confederate flag was carried and dis
played and urges veterans to avoid par
ticipating in any parade where this EN-.
blem of treason ia displayed. This is
sensible advice. The Blue and the Gray
may fraternize as much as they will but
the Stars and Stripes should not be dis.
honored, by honoring the confederate
nag. There is no need of it.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-11-12
Eastern Argus.

Travel where you VIII in the big State OF
Maine and in many other parts of New England
and you are rs suie to find the Eastern Argus
Is copy of the almanac. Since 1903 has the
Argus continued it, mission of circulating the
news tn the people and has achieved u solid.
vigorous, continuous growth hardly to be
hoped for by other papc:= OF Maine; and 1t
now comes forward with its s3th annual
announcement TO its readers aud the public in
general. In the future rs IN The past its Jcfer.
souiau ufiuciulrs will be- sri nv, aIhrted IN
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Rath ftir WsHtterI

8or hber so abren idon tpusbe Mrs.
Wiuslo:p's Sootbing Sprup Don Meils
licneu bon Mattern beim 3abnen Der
Rinber oneeirenbet. Wirf Du in
S1late bur9 bas SGreieu eires 2inbes
aeBG1t. bas i'm 3abneu if unb Dor
Shmerasn toetnt9 Wenn 70, laFe fcfprt
etne 6laIde bon .afrs. mtnslom's eoo'
thing gprup" boleu. Grin Werib ii un'
besaelbar. Sc tpirb benz fleineu 0eiben.
ben iOfDrt 2inberung peri4afen. Ser.
laBt SUD barauf, Matter, es III tein
3peifel bartber. So beiIt Opienterp
unb Diarrboe, regulirt ben Ma8en unb
lie Hiereu, befeitigt Wino Rclit, cts
usi6t ben @aumen, berbinbert @nt3tn'
oung unb ftdrtt bas game Spffem.
rMers. Winslops Soothing Syrup
fur aabnenbe 2inber lit angenebm In
@el6mad unb bas Re3ept fiammt bon
einem Der beften peibliGen Mer3te In
ben Ser. Staaten. IS iii bel alien
Drugsiiien in ber gansen Welt 3u ba<
ben. preis IS gts. per 5lai1e.
Rauft ni1ts anberes dig Mfrs. Miass
Ions Snotbing 5prup.
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Gauaipahs pbptooroDhifhe

GalIatpabs pbDtograpbif1es
NteIier, No. Alb Of. DouffonfraBe
liefert enti9ieoen bic feinffe Ntbeit In
Der Stabt. Der erffe &etou9eur Der
NnFalt III Der poraasli6te 3nnf.
ler, BET ie In San Mntoaip mar. gr
Dar tine LANCE Reibe bon Sabren
in ben be1en Mteliers bes Noroens uno
0fens beimdftist. MoGt Sbr wirtliG
CUTE giloer bahen. 10 rpenoet Guh ON
@anawop. Gin 0erfua mirb Gu1
beIebren.
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8nttotpurnt.

Wer an 8anbmurm leibet. ienbe fir
mcin &abitaI MitteI. Seine
0ungertur erforberli1. Wein Wittel
III leidt gu nebme1, feIbft fit 2inber,
uno fdDddt ni9t ben Gbrper. @as
rantie fur @rfolg. Breis $3.50. @lei9s
3eitig nerfenbe i'd bas bertibmte ,Seras
llniberial 9~eiIpHafter. Stbnerousen.
unh Mar5enphaifer, Catarrh Snuff,
Pile Ointment, iomie mein unfehlbares
Neuralgia : eminent. Gbreffe:
20. 3ell, Nnfin. 3egas.
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@ine beimif4e Snbnitrie.
Geo. manb,p's aampf . aaferei.

Man b6rt bdufs. boB beimii6e Sns
bnftrie = nod benz Sprihmorte: Scr
propbet gilt ni9ts in ieinem Batter,
lanbe" In Der eisenen Stabt tpenig
anerfannt tpirb. Nur, BET @eo. Maus
brp's Dampffiferei it bies ni1t Der
Ga0. SIN @egentbeil finben bic Gas
britate Der Jabrit reiBenben MbiaB uub
fie lit nit Muftrdgen niGt nur bon bier,
fonhern bon iberaa Der, f6rmli1 iiber,
bduft. Ser @rfolg Der grDBartig elm.
aerigteten Rtferet III tein GebeimniB.
1err Manbrp TT ein Nteiiter In ieiMem
Go9e. Ct bat ME barauf gepartet,
bob ibm ausmdrtige 2onfurreu3 3ubor.
tam, ionbern er f9nitt He nets felbft
ab. inbem er bic nsueften Nnidaffungen
madte unb bic neuefen Maf1inerl aufs
fieute. beute 1T er fhr bic bebeutenb.
fen Nuftldge In Gdffern, Bottiden. 81,
fternen &c. eingeribtet unb ole perben
lie prompt ~ausgefiiht. Die 2hferei be-
in6et fG 108 uno 10 MufinsS traBe.
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Sem aeebrteu 8ablifnul

bic san3 ergebeue anaeise, baB mir
bur9 unferen neuen Sanfmaeen in ben
5tapb sefebt fnb, 9ampen : Del uni
@aioIine unieren Runoen ms Saus gu
liefern uno bort bor5umeRen. @afO.
Iines unb Oelfannen NIT 2rabn fibrt
bet Wogen tets nit unb f5nnen ben
aesbrtan Gunben ouf 8erlangeu aur
8erubung iiberloRsn tperoeu. I'm ge'
nei9tcn 3usDru6 bittet bic
Miffion Oil Co.,
(Snbaber 5. %. u. Gromberg.)
Is N. AlamofraBe. Selepbon 543.
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n8- Wenn eSemcnb fein unb 81 an'
nebmbarem preiie fpeifen mill, 10 3ebs
er gum Mitiions.8arten. Die
9erten Nbeimer y Saul, Bef5er bie'
les @tabsihements, halteu oarauf, ibre
@dfie itets Dolfpmmeu Sufrieben 3l fel'
len. Nde iaifonmdBieeH E~elifateKen,
Auaern, Wiib, Slide, @eaiieel &c. fnb
bort in Der oeIifateffen 3ubereiturg ole
3eit gu babeu. MablSeiten uerben auf
Wuuf9 ia bic Wcbnungen Der Gunbea
geianot. Mu6 bietet be, NIT Der
Speiiemirtbi9 aft berbunbene Bar,
o bic beifen @etrdnfe. ftets frif1es
Bier unb feline 2iquhre unb Weine.
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Grfabrmmgen eines fleinen Maodbea8
Ia einem SeudJtburnte.

Mr. unb Mrs. 9preu 1rescptt pobnen ais Wd6ter
In benz Reeieruns5s 9eudttburme ron Sanb Bead i'm
Staate Mihtean. gle fne NIT elmer 4 Sabre alien
9f6terhen s%eiesnet. SIN lesten Gprtl befatn ie bic
NIT 6teber. Drctcrsn bsbanbelten fe Su Saule uuo in
Detroit, aber persebens, es purbe thinner ftlimmer
NIT itr, bis ie rpte Saut une anp6en@ mar Da
heduns unb uaheem fe uur Brei unp eine babe
5laihe baron sebrautt bate, mar fe ppuFduets Sc
6eilt. Ste iaSen Or. Rings. Neue GntbedunS Jet ibr
@spidt tn Sob rertbt aber osnIod linb YrobefldiheR
f~oitenfrei 5u BADEN bel abolpb 9retB, abpmpicn &
Sc. In Gan Mntpnip. 4eras,
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gpntbern Vacific @abm.

SuNtDeCH TSactTtC. 0d9W.
WbftIrt.
Na6 Netp Orleuns, Doufon unb @aIs
befon.9. 0Norn unb 900 Mbenbs.
gnfunt.
Bon Wem Orleans, 6oufor unb Sol,
neEDn 100 Born. unb $50 Na9m.
Nbfabrt.
Rad San Grancisco, 81 gafo unb
eagle pab-.--...-...4 20 Na4m.
Nnfunt t.
9on Gan Graueisco. 81 9aio unb
@agle paB ......-....8.45 Born.
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fdgii9 ln.---...--...9.55 Born.
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bile tdgli9 UNI .......1.30 Nahm.
Wa9 RerrDlIe tdgli9, ausgenrmmeu
Sonntags, UNI ..--.. 500 NaGn..
Nntunt.
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t6gli@ un1 .-.-......6.4O MbenDS.
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bile, tdsli6 um......2 SIS Wa6m.
Bon 9errOile tdeli@, aussenpmmen
SDnnta9s ............9 .45 Born.
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bic M9enten fir bic beriibmten gtutts
garter @eiunbbeits sl1ntertleiber. 0ere
fu9t fie; He fnb Die beften i'm Warfte.
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Sic bette @ele8enbeit, gum 0eid1ftSs
nldtii aitSgebtloet 81 iuerneu. :

Die eir5ige 9anbeIs ; Mfaoemie i'm
5taate 3sras. peide mon als cine
MnftaIt eriter RlaHe be3eidnen fanll. III
obne 6raae bas biefige "Alamo City
Business College,. Sbren Nnlprud auf
cine fold bobe unb befonbere Stellung
tann biefe Nnitalt auf lire ipffemattfde
@intbeilung Der oeri6iebenen Departe.
ments, bic ale unter Der 2eitung er.
fabrener uno titdtiger 2ebrer liegen,
bafreu. 3eih illuitrirte 3ataIose tpers
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5. & 6. u. Sabn.

s. q u. ". Sabt.
Mbfabrt.
Na9 81. 9ouis bio Sron Mountain
Dber Sc. 6. & S. ....5 AS Morgens.
Na@ ct. Bouts bio Sron Mountain
NDute ..............6:Q0 Mben0s.
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81. & S...-..........9.35 gDrm.
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g.. & s. ..10.00 Mbenbs.
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sd- Whn!dt Sbr CUTE Mebisin au
faufen. 10 aebt nod Sobn RODS
Npotbete, Nadfolaer BON $. 6. Blair.
so. 318 OF Commerce : StroBe, mo
Sbr tets bas Bette befommt. Or.
6ielbs. elm beriibmter unb ~erfabreuer
Nr5t, 1T fiets bort gu finoen.
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Mr Cine feline NusmabI bon Slten.
0emoeu, unterseug, 3Oilette. Nrtifeln &c.
BET pancoait & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-02

8ei BEN 9roBen StaatSs
prtfun8en IN Nanfin iinb, fpie 9es
m6bnli9, mebrere 8anbioaten e%eitorben.
@tner, 10 ia9en bic @bineieu, lit BON
3eufeln eripitrst morbeu, mdbrenb eth
Mnberer in einem Nnfal bon 8er3meif>
lung ii9 einen Meiierfti6 in ben Inter.
letb periette.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-02

&err 6. =. Wailer, SO. 217 on.
Soufton $ gtraBe bdlt ffets bos bols
tDmmenfe Eager In 3eidenmoterto.
lien, 9apeten. Garben, @las, 5bieael.
slas, 8iloerrabmen. GitniRea unb alea
3ei1nens uub NaleraltenRlien. Rrnft.
lerif1 ausgefibrte 8ilber uno 5tatuet.
ten &c. fnb In einei iebenspertben @als
lerie our Nnfi6t uub gum 8erfauf auss
geffelIt. Sn fapeten unb 3immeroetos
rationen III bas 8ei@madpolfe uao
Reuene bort 3u finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-02

sa- Sur eutes 0oI3. ri6tis semei.
fen unb prompte 8eoienung wenbe man
f1 an Die Car: boob Go. See
letbon 1893.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-02
Galifornias@etne*

MeinIiebbabsr iaben elm groSes co.
get bon feinen california Weinen bel
6erru S. s. Meper am Nlamo
pla3a. 9err Meper iuht bic Meine
an Drt unb eteae aus ul.h fouft brett
aus benz Keller ter Mein3h6ter. als
gutem 2enner gelingt es Tim tiets. Bic
beffen Sorten ausaumdblea. Ut tann
feline 2unben uaa 5amilten nit einem
guten Sropfen perieben. @otbe unb
WeiBweine In porat9I:9er Qualitdi
BON ieBt ab si.00 per @a0one fret
tns paus geltefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-02

DaT Die behen California Rotbs unb
MeiBsW eine bel 8. Q%untel.