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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06
T. WQIaESoN,= :

aus S9mer3 geboren, Elm 10 fompli3ir=
ter 3uitanb, 0aB i'd ibn ni9t ertragen
3u f6nnen slaubte!
NeboD tDieberbDlte ii9:
Ser Meni1 III Elm totaiet Narrl
Die @rdfin Ma!biloe 3dblte nit bod,
ge3osenen Nugeubrauen emlg bic @ti,
DE ibrer etuigen Sapi5erie, bic ibr i'm
Rntbfalle bic entipre6enoe @ontenance
bot unb pabrfdeinlib eben besbalb 10
ftanbessenldB unb notbpenbig mar,
tuie es ibrer 3eit bic iebt berbrau9ten
%ie9fdi9ben unferen @roBmdttern
tpareu.
@raf Mlbentron empfing bic peri9ie,
6eutlib aufforberu6eu BIide ber Mnne.
fenben unb tieB ft9 3u einem:
s, nun ieben Sic NAL an nerz
letten.
gfa6 elmer gauie bes etiul6weisens
fragte &utb bann troden:
gtun unb mie tpurbe es bann? Sam
Sbnen benn feiu tleiner NberlaB 3u
0ilfe2
gs NOR ein Bid aufri9tigfer ge,
numbering unb lleberraf9ung, ben Der
garrn iebt auf Rutb ribtete, uub ct
antwprtete lebbafter als lonf:
8, pie mid bas 3inb perRebt! Greis
LID, meine tleine Grdfiu, tam elm tpobl.
tbueuoer aberIaB mir 3u Ollie unb
spar in Der @eHalt eines tleinen 8ans
terDttes, an benz t6 erffarttel
@s 1T ierbirt, melbete ber eintreteuoe
0ausbofmelifer.
Nan erbob fi@ iebt, bic 8baren
Durben se6ffnet unb blenbenber 2l9t.
CLAN, entttr6mte benz groBen 5peiieia.
Ion, In bem cine tleine, aierli9e Safel
ber Gdffe barrte.
Ser Baron bate ber Grdfin 2pmburg
ben Nrm geboten unb &ebpw H1
&utb senabt.
SD gebe INNER nit papa, beantuors
teie He Die ifumme Mulforbernng freunos
LID, iuoem de Hd in ben Mrm ibres
0aters bdugte.
Sic fiiilterte &ebop bann aber mdbs
renb bes Placirens 3u:
gDie finoen Sic benn meinen Ser,
glei9 nit ber Gr6te 2
Sd CLAUDE borldufig ni9t an Sbre
Mntipatbie O6er idb tarire fie mie bic
@eipenfferfur9t bet 2inber !!
(Gortlstuns foist.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06
@ladlid,e sente aus SnSiaua.

0Bm Etmmpns, gpfmetHer in Spaptae, Snbtuna,
f4retbt nDaS electric 8.terS" BAT mir mebr senist,
als alle aneeren Webtenen Suiammensenpm sesen
que pte Sei@werben nnb 2etben tpel@e bte olse BON
mer unb @ebSitter Sobn aeslie, ebenfauS ppn Sba=
Stae iast pS4 9alte electric 8itters fur bic bette
IRebtetn, BITE eS stebt, i@ babe mid mad ibrem Gez
etn Giienpaaren gambler berielben Srti4aft, laat
yGleeris 9ttters 1T serabe DaS, mas Semanb brau6t,
peien Geiunbheit total sdut ben unb setpmmen itd-
pte man Su fasen pflest. W.r tat es bic @eunbbeit
Dteberseseben nnb h babe pteber @ppetit 1aS neuen
2ebenSmutbl"
Die Slai6e toitet nur 50 Gents. gu baben in aueu
Wpptbeten Dretb, Ibpmpion & Go., aBbplelale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06
Ste @rione tpieSer So ,

2Gabrenh Der SnEuenSa sGptbemte ses lesten Sabres
ludt, Suen unb Grtdltuns alS bas BETTE SetlmitteI
PIE tbetlunsen ber pielen, bic es benusten, BETA
ttsten paS. Oteelben betamen ntbt balb Grlei@=
men Nadptrfunsen. gBtr eriu@en sic, init bteiem
gettel etne Yrobe bu MAIDEN unb mir seten Sbnen bte
@uarantte, naB Ste NIT ben &eulaten Suriebeu Iein
peroen. Oas Meitel bat ntdt etneS @leiden BEL Nuz
fduen bon Grippe pber irsenb etnem oal3= SebIppf=
pber 9unsenleiben.
9rDteFai$en .fre bel 0reib. Gbpmpjpn 6 60. ean
Hntpntp @rcBe Slai8en so @entS unt 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06

Correspondence. - &arnes 60.
2eBten Oienftag begann bic San Nnz
tOniO unb Iranias BaB 8abn @omz
pagnie nit benz 8au zines serdumigen
Sepots, nit Warte3immer unb Eager
baus. 8innen 5ebn Sagen pirb bas
@ebdu6e fertig iein unb unb unier
Stdbt6en mirb ii6 iobann au6 einer
9elegrapbenltatiDn erfreuen. Sie Sin
Der 9erren 8u6el, Wagner & So.
gebt nit gile ibrer 8ollen6ung entge.
gen; binnen tpenigen Sagen tpirb bie
Mtaf6inerie in 8emeguns geieBt. 2ebz
ten Sonnabenb bat man bereitS einige
2abungen 8aumpoQe entgegengenomz
men unb bic Sarmer Der 2a9bari6aft
baben fir 6ieie Mo1e cine bebeutenbe
Quantitdt Cotton gum 2agern, aufs
8innen partenb ,angemelbet. Die Malz
fersnotb bat aud elm @nbe genomme1.
Beibe Brunnen, Der Stabtz unb Der
8insBrunnen baben unerf90pfli9en
Waflerborratb. 2ebte Wp6e mar 0err
Sobn S6ens aus @Dlia6 GountD bier,
pel6er 400 4der Garmlanb BON Serrn
SttD 8u6el in Der gtdbe unferer Stabt
faufte. SEPT iinb pieber 2anbtdufer
aus Guadalupe bier, mel9e pobl
i6merli6 obne 9anbel su i6lieBeu biez
fe f60ne unb fru9tbare @egenb berlaiz
fen tuer6en. Infer utl9es Settle
ment pirb bieien 9erbit einen 3upa6s
BON minbeitens 25 big 80 gutter beute
f9eR Gamilien befOmmen, tpel6e be-
reitS bier 2anb gefauft baben. 9as
8anfz unb Waarengef6dft ber Serren
Bu6el, Wagner & So. tpirb nod bieie
Wo9e er0ffnet tperben: e5 iinb bereits
peri1iebene Garlabungen Waaren aller
Nrt angefommen. Oie &ornernte tpirb
bier guten @rtrag liefern. Slid auf /!
Der pJreien preiie" unb Sarnes @o,
g.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06
NttrQftto1te1t=
9ei9te ltnterfleiOer fit Serren !

l1niere lei9ten reinipolleneu l1nterfleiber
(oentb unb Seinfleib) fir Ndnner gu i1ur 81
iinb itarf in gia4frase.
0erartise l1nterfleiber in 8albrissan ,nt
@crue sn nur 81. 9auerbafter Stoff unb
quite Irbett.
8ai9date iduar3e llnterfIeiber, bic ii9 Bel
Iaen, bic auf elegante &letbune iebei,, srpber
8eIiebtbeit erfreuen, gu $3.50 unb $500 pet
9ln5us.
Sarbise 8aIbrissans9(naiise auf 81 BIS So
tebueirt.
gpecialitat: ais beioncers bequeme unb
elesante llnterfleibuns empfeblen mir bic Be-
riibmten @laitenberrb tttitteuei9ten bon Sea-
tur @clle, tpelde BON ben @ersten fir mod
beiier erfldrt iperben, als bic Sdser'ide @oa=
&leibuns. 3u baben fit nitr $3.50 per 9lnsus
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06
anBerorOfntlt6er Nnsuertanf Don Ynbmader artklu
sm beoeutenb berabgeieten preiiem.

Die gusna9erei 1T ,lns elm IiebseiporSenes
Sbenta. gSte ieber dltere 9tnliebler Gan Qns
tontos NIT Stols. auf bas 8adstbum unb
Seoeiben ber Staot s,lriidblidt, 10 inad1t es
ans Greuoe auf bieies 9epartement gu f9auen.
gfpd) por iieben Sabren Elm Ge1detpener Mns
lang. bat es ii6 ,lnaufbDrli9 in 8eliebtbeit
1lnp Hn1fang ausseOebnt, bis es beute obne
Sfpettel bas grDBte, befterleu9tete ilnb in ie.
Der Neile bollfpmr,en ausseitettetfte gubs
ma9erbepartement pes san3en 8eHens 1T.
Jules @el9madbolle. ipeI4es bur9 @elb su
errei9en mar, 1T anseidafft tporbel,. l1ebesfs
banpt, tpenn man bsridiihtist, bab nit gues
habe,l, nnb bab bas 8eite gu 10 aabersep56ns
lte9 biligen Preilen berfauft pirb, IS lit es
feinesipess anffdlIis, baB Die Damentuelt
gan antonics Q4plfipnS Nieberlaae ais
9auptquartter fir feine putina6eria6en CT
fldren.
Gan3 TN @egentbeil ipnnberbar pdre es,
ipenn Oie Sa6e ith anbers perbielt
4 cSSfp tre1ScSxOAs 0Nls&S%ns. s.s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06

Gs baudt uns oils pb Sie ,8anbeau 9rin,s
ming" in &iirse aaseinein pcpular tperben
tpiirbe.
Gs beitebt aus ginem, unter Der sfrempe
bes Suites ansebra@tem 8anSe, bas am &opfe
anidliebt, unb 1T tpiebernnl nit eiitein
9ammetbanbe, Spite ooer &ran3 Heiner 8lu.
men iiber5o8en.
Sammet. .Blumen iperben aIlgemein beliebi
rnb folgltA btllis. &oien baben mir bon ie.
Ser grSbe ilnS Saattiruns. 2illa 8lnmen
bor5u8liG lold1e, bic tnS &btblibe iAinlrliern
ltno auf l@tpar5en 9iten gang pra@tpcu.
Die Sdlfte Der ietisen Taeons baben @ebr,
lthteit nit ciner &rone; bieIe baben borne
cine i9male &rernpe, bic 10 sebosen tperben
fann. bab lie elmer llntertaile, elmer WfuI@el
ober ionft Gttpas dbnIia ieben.
@rans nnb lebernfarbene 5ilabiite, idtparse,
selbe, blaue unb beinabe gang ipeibe Strcbs
9ite finb in srober auantitdt bprbanbsn.
n Sfc MifffnSxo4s Nl~oisn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06
@rdfn 8nt6.
aoman bon Gmile GrbarS.
(Gortfesuns.)

(Gortiesuus)
rllm @ottes ipilen, &utb," rief bic
8ante suiammeafabtenb, vFno bas
bic Reiultate meiner iobreIangen grs
5ieblngsmdben, tuas iolen Die 6erren
BON Sir benten2"
.Diefe 5riibe un6 NatdrIidteit III
unDerwhfli9l1 II rief benanbernb Der In
ben 6eiel gef9miegte Baron, Die gus
gen balb f6lieBenb unb bic funge @rd.
fin tDie Elm Gem6lbe betra9tenb.
.6ie 5erloreu Sbre Grau @emablin
frfba@ fragte Der graf bon Sbeils
nabme.
$50 3dblte nur feds Sabre Der QIuds
libifen @be. Das bsibt, man uiroe If.
rem, ipenn man aundbme, baB i9 TETS
auf &oien lasl Meine Grau perfanb
g nitunter gang oroentIi6, mid au
qudIen!
Sbre Trau @en,ablin mar wabr.
tdeinli@ trdutlid2 tpauots Grdiin
Msatbilbe elm.
Sd meiB ni6t, rneine gndbislfe 8rds
Tin, Oh it6 Der 3uifanb, in BEN ii1 mei=
ne arme Graa ffsts befano, nit 6iefem
Iusbrud beaei6nen ldbi. sic mar
nid3t trdntlid, lit aber an elmer furnts
barren Qrantbeit, sic iebr ruin6s mar,
= on ber Diamantentranfbeit!
Der @raf MIbeufron fab fdon cine
gauge Weile 10 aug, als trige er ben
SblhRel 5u al ben &dtbIeIn, bic Der
Baron binmarf, in ber SaI6e, @r6fin
Natbtlbe tonnte aber ni9t unbin, aans
per6ldfft su fraseu:
Oiamantenfranfbeit2
Der Baron tuiegte in ianft babauern.
Der Betpegung bas 0aupt unb tpieberz
bolte:
Sa. ia, 10 mar es! sic bate bic
Weanie, i6r 0erm6sen ia Diamanten
anjulesen, es mar ibr 3eitpertreib, ibre
yafion. ibre QraHfbeit, isie geiagt -
far6tbar ruin6sl
Cine ipleenbafte gngIdnberin iuasr.
fteinliG, ffaiferte Ruth benz iungsn
Mittmeilter 5u, Der ieinen plab gewefs
felt batte uub bann on ibre 6eite ge,
riidt mar.
Der Baton muBte elm febr fein oraa.
Miiirtes @e56r baber, benn er antpor.
tste nit elmer tusid b. aBsmeguns nad
2utbs Geise:
yi9t aenau oas: peiue Sudoiaa.,
fileine Grall tu6@ Rreblin, bas beist,
cine in ben Roloflien ge6orene ssranab.
fin. Dasf1Dnfte Weib, tDsld3es mir
BIS babin 6etannt geiporben mar. g3ir
Iiebten uns natllenlos. 36nren Sic
f4 Dorfellen, meine gndbigae @rdfiu.
tuonbte Ct f9 Dieber an Grdfin W3a.
tbiIbe, bob man na@ benz UerIuft zines
iol9en gngel8 5tigIet1sr 3eit dlfgeI5h
Dor 69mer3 unb trunten In bem @es
tiibl tDiebereewonneuer 5reibeit iein
fann?
@rdfin Matbilbe blidte ben Baron
bsftirat unb ibren 66mager .pie ratb,
iu@enb on.
Dieter aber iab biplomatii6 perf6loI.
iener benn ie aus uuO ipsnbete ben
fragIi@en S@lafeI nod INNER nidt.
@ebotu fagte fiG. ben Baron firls
renb:
Oet 4euHu VI elu JCdtfI
SnOeb fubr bieier fort:
80 betete, pie seiagt, meine Grau
an. Mls fie fforb, fiiblte i1 mid 10
bilfos unb perlafen wie elm mutterIos
les Rinb! Wsein Diensr, an benz i'd bic
ud9fe Gidbe iu6ts, muete mid in
ber 2bat fibren unb leiien tuie. Elm iol.
DIES. Damals ffr9tete i'd ernRlid3,
wnbnRnnig tDerbeu 3u niiRen! Wtetn
Weib - mas iage i6 = meia Sc.
bensuerD - bic MagnetnabeI meines
0afeins - nidt rlebr porbanoen -
unb Dor mir - bic Welt - bic ueite,
IODINE = Der GenuB - bic f9rantens
I0ie Greibeit = Gefunbbeit - &ei9.
tbun, nebr als i'd ie perbrau@ea fonn.
te, 30, es tuar i6winbelubes Slid
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06
slltsbertauf uon 9anteltz nt0 &in0er ghu5en
81 reoncrten 0reien!

ggtrasfeine 9amen> GlaceeittefeI i'm Opera
and Common Sense" Gtble nit elaitiIhen
Soblen BON $2.75 auf So berabseiebt. -
G9te Sainen Sansarooesadfs sRn5pftiefel,
$4.O0. ''9V'
SonsoIa Common eeme" snbsfftiefel fir
Samen, ale banbgemadt, bon So auf $3.50
rebnsirt. ''''00
Seine Scnsola hanbsenabte an6pf=StiefeI,
ote trhber gu $5 berfauft irurben, offerirer
mir Sieie Ipds gu 1915.
Sana feline slacirte &ansarop nit ,,eonbpn
Soc & Spera 9seI" alIes banbgendbt, friiber
Sc, btefe Scde gu $4.75.
be Serabiekansen ttnb nmr fir bieicn
e tutrb anf ieparaten Giiben ausaeftellt.
litdt, stnsmabI unb greis, mas iemals in
San Intonto seseist tpurbe
g, Sn anbSfftiefel pOrforbs" ,nb Slippers"
tilr 1nnge Samen nnb &inoer, fibren mir nur
pas Sefte uno 5u ben m5gIi9ft biaiaen greilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06
BaaIeus Nrmtca. .gaIbe

Die bette SaIbe Der Melt fir S6nitte
0ueti4unsea, @ei5pire, Gieber. unb Saut'
ausf9las, eIedte, seiprunsene sdabs, t5rDfi'
bsnlen unb ole Sauttranfbeiten trriri Sd.
n,nrrbotoen ober isine Besablans. 86Ilie,
Satisfaction garantirt ODER bas Gelb NTH
suraderffuttet. rs Gents bic S9aateI. Bun
geriauf In allen NpOtbefeu. Dreib, Sbomp.
lon G. Co.. g8bcleiaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06
Nberlualiger sroRer gllsberfauf
bon llnterseus fir 9anten unb Mab6en it,
MiusIiu 1tnb gatnbric.
@eipmSers ntebrige 8rcife in bieier
NDcbe!
Nreis Rebnftionen int Setrase bpn 80
bis SO 9roaert.

Domer, bic irsenb Gtipas in bteier 8ran6s
m6tbis baben, biirfen BoIfpn's Special.
stusDertauf su rebucirten 9reiien niebt Der.
febIen.
stIe @aaren uuf betimmten 2a:
bentif 4en finb gu beipnferen, tart e.
bucirten 9reiien marfirt, bic iebpd
nur fir bieie @ohe seIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06
Sin tuuttberbarcS Gebrauae tint
Mmb=0epartentent.

Sb mir bier bel4dftist iimb, frast SIR
gtn't, oas iollten mir ipobl neinen @nt
I9ahrttten tpanbern 14neuer ais 16lecbte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06

-pertin's Wiubmiiblen uuo pum.
pen unb WaRer 8ebdlter au niebrisen
preiien gu baben bel R. 3. Spf.
beina am Militdr PIasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06

Sangsr Nrst (alhdli9): ,Sas 1T
meln erifer 8atientl" 2ei6enbeioraer
uWollen Sic 10 gut feln. mid ibm bot,
aIfteGer, 6err 9octpr?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06

@lesante CONNER Seibe, seftreift, carrirt
unb i4ltht, in alien Sarben, fpnft su 45, so
uno SO Gents bic garb, in bieier Erode
aunur 35 Cents bic garb.
llnler Sager an Baidfpffen 1T 10 srob ,li,b
bic Mannigfaltisfeit berfelben lit eine 10
srobe, bab cine senaue 8ei9reibnng berlelbe1
riel gu tpeit fiibren tpiirbe.
Bir fiibre1t auf Eager ale bic seiu9teffem
Nrten bon gRull, Srganbie, 3epbbr &c. &c. i'm
Bretie bon 10 Bis so Gents per Darb.
SbeciaI preiie fit Siefe 0Spd,e!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06
Sbem amsefiibrte preiie finS iuirflide
Werfauf beitimnt. STE gemannte gSadre

uniere &ustpabL in a,tssel9nittenen Ieids
ten Sduben uno DamenzSltppers, ipprunter
ltd9 quite nnb iebr feine yOrfprb nnb Sbep
Yes pSoltb @pntfprt C Opera Slipbers"
bettnbett, ubertrtfft 9tqes in 8e;ua arf Aua<
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06
3tegler's allgemein befamnfe 3nDpf=
fbtbe ST folgenoen bebentemb reSn=
4{ffe1t N}rpfSetf+

Grite Sampteo 9amen. en.an5pff.tefel (Opera
IL Heel and toe) nit elaitiiden eoblen friiber
$3.50, iett 81.
=. 9arnem (p8arfeupbaf'o 9onsoIa 2ads
ittefel, friiber SIS, iebt $2.75.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06
=Yrddhge Nusma6l eleganter &lei0eritoffe=
Wp6ens sGpffHmeu
AnBerOrOentlide gfobttdten oiele
@ode /!

Die tteueiten Moben in ieibenea unb ipoIIeneu
SletSeritoffen, iotpie in @afdftoffen
a1to ettpn IS bDd]eleannte tm1prtirte
bphmpoerne MD6el(. .Gpben,
bon benet nibt stpet einanber sIeid] iinb, im
g5rei1e bon nur $13 big 500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06

Die
Wa4entli&e 6reie Yreiie filr Sqas
erf9eint
ieoen Qomnerfag
unb foitet
$3.50 fiir nas Sabr pber @1.25 fitt
e &Msonate tn VUraus sbeSablmme.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-01
csun,Inr Particle. Of Water.

Water particles can now be counted
by Mr.. John Aitken's latest modifiea-
ton Of his apparatus for counting the
particles Of dust in the air In hin
communication TO the Royal Society Of
Edinburgh. Mr. Aitken says Of the IN
strument lit consists Of glass mi
crometer divided into squares Of =
known size. a spot mirror for illuminat-
ing the stage. and the strong lens OF =
microscope for observing the drops on
the stage In the case Of one fog OBJ
served Mr.. Aitken found the number
Of drops falling per minute to reach
nearly 10000 per square inch.-Lon-
don Tit Bits. n :,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-01
.LEVElEO BY A WIND.
The Pine Forests Of minnesota
Suffer Greatly--TownshIps
Swept Away.
Exports FIR the Ysar Largely
Exceed the Imports Millions
IN Our Favor.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mimi, September
2e.-A most OBSTRUCTIVE storm pa=sed
over the snuthern part OF this and
Balrrtmi counties, Telling an immense
amount Of pine timber and causing
some lnss Of life. Particulars are im~
possible 10 get owing 10 otneremoteness
Of the section, which II unsettled and
unoccupied except by claim holders
and cruisers for timber and mineral
land. Whole townships are known
G. have been swept over. Ifhalf what
Is reported IL true, ihere has been
damage to pine timber amounting tC
thousands Of dollars.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-01

WAsHINGT1S, September 29.-The
Chief Of the Bureau Of Statistic, In his
monthly report OF exports and imports
Of the United States, reports the total
value Of exports Of merchandise from
the United States during the twelve
months ending August 81, 1891, was
SsO9 .284. ass; the value Of imports was
Sss9. .OS9 ,24l.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-01

tie makers Of alum powders indivldu-
ally can show so large earnings "
Their profits are enormous.
A business 20 profitable, will always
attract to itself those whose greed VIII
,use them To utterly disregard the
effect their traffic may have upon the
health or life Of Others.
Alum baking powders are introduced
largely by gifts, prizes and lottery
schemes. A piece Of glassware or china
a child'swagoD, sled. a pewter spron
o some other article Of attractive APP
/ pparance, but Of small intrinsic value
/ or cost il given with each purchase or
I a number il attached 10 the can which
( entries the customer 10 similarly
numbered article or 20 a prize II some
/ kind. II is in SOME such way a. this
/ that the trade in alum and ammonia
/ baking p wdeTs, which hss now at
D tanned -uch giant strength proportions
and their consumption by the public
which has reached an extent which is
truly alarming.
The highest authorities Of all couD-
tries condemn the use Of alum In bread
without reserve. In America the
most distinguished physicians, chem
lists and hygienists have declared that
the traffic In alum baking powders
should be suppressed by law. In
England and France where the sub
ject Of pure food, and its effect upon
the system, has been more fully con-
sidered and made the subject Of ex-
tended experiments by the scientists.
40 serious q matter il the use Of alum
IN bread or other iood considered 70 be
that most stringent laws have been
enacted 70 prevent 1t. These laws are
rigidly enforced, ard the sale Of alum
baking powders would not be per-
mitted for an hour. Any one who at
tempted to make them for use 10 food,
OF attempted to use them for raising
bread. biscuit or cake would suffer
severe penalties.
The III effects upon the system Of
; food raised by alum baking powders
are the more dangerous because Of
their insidious character. IL would be
less dangerous 10 the community were
' IL fatal At once, tor then such food
would be avoided; but their deleterious
action because impetceptible At first is
- no les certain.
The puckering effect which alum
b, ha. when taken 10 the mouth h. tamil
lar to every one. Physicians say this
same effect is produced by IL upon the
delicate coats Of the stomach ana In
testines.
What housewife would take home 70
u her family a can Of alum or ammonia
baking powder II she knew IL? such
o 20 wders not only undermine the sys-
e TEN, tut it is pointed out that ammonis
taken into the system in every infiDe-
: tisimal doses day after day, imparts ts
e the complexion n sallow and blOtcbed
e appearance.
Ii 10 safe TO discard all baking
p powders sold with prize or gift,
}, What a misnomsr are the word
d Absolutely Pure as applied 10 bAkinl
e powders. Two of the largest sellinl
J. brands, one made from alum. tn
l. other containing mmOnia and both o
these drugged baking pOVders hav
d stamped upon their lab. Is and circular
a these words absolutely pure, as mat
ter of fact they are Absolutely Poor.
o As shown by official examinations.
/
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-01
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
what Was Done During the sePtsmbs
Term Just Ended.
Tur-dsy, September IS. 1891.


Tue-dsy, September IS. 1891.
i3OO-Staie vs. salisbury Hall, as
sault with deadly weupon; defend
ant dismissed w,th Instructions TO
leave town at once or be- held by the
sheriff o. await the action ~ the ,ourt.
I2gs-Staie ". Ern--t Rich. grand
Iarren, defend sut plead guilty D. petit
larrsuy, which plea Wa- sccspted 10y
the Court. and defendant sentenced to
three months in the county jail aud to
9av cost.
l289-StAte ". Wm. Thomss, grand
larceny: defendant entered plea OF
guilty. which plea Was accepted, aud
de'endant sentenced 10 two years in
the tenitentisry and to pay costs.
I2m-State We Peter Convery, ,s-sault
with intent q commit rare; defendant
de-ired that counsel be appointed to
defend him. T.J. Porter appointed,
aud defendant required 10 plead gu
Monday, September 2lst; bail fixed At
81 600.
I8O2-Staie W. james Clock. selling
liquor TO Indisn.; defendant desired
that counsel be appointed 10 defend
! him; Middleton q Light appointed
AID defendant required TO plead on
Monday, September 2lst; bail fixed al
$500.
| Him. G.. Irrigating and Ditch
Co. W. the Northern Pacific Railroad
Co.; continued for T. e term.
I2I3-Wm. CcurtenAy We. The Con
tlnental Land aud Cattle Co.; let TO
trial Sept. 2sth.
l222-J. Hill vs.. ]. NJ. Sipes ct al.
set Cor trial Sept. 29th.
l28I-John Norstpeter vs.. Charlie
Harris; demurrer set for bearing Sept
2lst.
l26s-J. II. Clifton We. the Southern
Ins. Co. Of New Orleans; demurrer Sc
for hearing Sept. 2lst.
I269-J. "A. Clifton vs.. the America
] Ins. Co. Of PhlIAdelPhis; disposed {
as above.
l27O-J. H. Clifton vs.. the Libert
Ins. Co. OF New York; disposed Of q
above.
l247-The Board of Commissioned
Of Custer county vs.. Nelson II. Story
no amended complaint on file; caus
dismissed.
I263-C. r. Middleton ". Frank {
WestervelI; dismissed as settled.
l2S9-Helen NJ. Howard W. Ann an
Eliza Graham; demurrer set for heal
ing Sept. p.
1294-Mlles, Strsvell 4 Ulmer Vi
Charles b. Tabor; dismissed rs settle
at PLAINTIFF cost.
22o7-State We. Abraham WilliaI
Shreve. petit larceny; plea, not guilty
cause ct for trial Sept. 2sth.
Court adjourned until Monday, Ser
tember 2lst.
Monday, September 2lst.
Conrt opened pursuant 10 adjourn
ment and Immediately adjourned I
Tuesday, Sept. 22d.
Tuesday. Sept. 22d.
On motion OF the Getting county al
torDey, Salisbury Hall was discharged
Peter COnvery came into eOurt, an
plead mot guilty.; cause set for iris
Sept. 18th.
The case Of Courtenay W. the Cont
mental Land and Cattle Co. was COZ
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-01
THEDAILY JOURNAL
fAs Oro,a, Paper Of Caster County.

Every Morning Except Monday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-01

The quantity of silk produced an
nually Is over 100. .O00. 900 pounds a
year. Before the Revolutionary war
the siIkworm was introduced into Viz
ginia aud North and South Carolina,
but the culture has never been attended
with any degreeo Of success in the United
States. New York Recorder
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-01

Mr. Cynicus-I wonder. Miss Caus
hqus, what proportional part Of hn
life q woman of 80 years has occupied
seeing that her bonnet was on straighti
Miss Caustique-M Mathematicians hnvs
calculated that a man Of 20 has s2ent
three years In swearing while lookin8
for a lost collar button. CIR
eular
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-01

tinued by consent for the term.
Court adjourned until Wednesday,
Sept. 23d
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-01

Lottery and Prize Schemes used to sell
Alum and Ammonia Baking Powders.
A New York concern, manufacturers
Of an ammonia baking Powder, boasts
that its yearly protlts are over a mill
lion dollars. While, perhaps, none Of
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-01

Scholar orsads, The lion leaps upon
bis victim unawares
Second Boy In the Glass Teaches,
he didn't rad that right He ortM
said, 'sThe lion leaps upon his victim1
underwear. "-Judgs.