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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-18
LEGAL ADVERTISING.


City Treasurer's once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Sept. 10. 1891 !
Notiee u hereby given that the assessment
roll 1cf the construction OF sewer 10 south
street to Irving Place. tu the city OF Grand
Rapids, IL now IN my hands. ana that Will
receive payment thereon for the period q
twepty days from this cate, u Inc once "
'"' Wv WILLIAM HAKE.
sopt "a City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

Ma Elicit Is devoted d, hideoas green
cry. gallery gowns. skortwaisted sad
huse-slesssd. which. however. cannot
make . fright OF this charming wenan.
Mrs. Hsary Clews. tai. distinguished.
IN elezsEt hslf-naoaTn.ng Is always
pointed sas, and beautiful Mrs. DeFor~
est. oval faced. zlcrions-eyed and SUI
perbly formed IN al exquisite doye-gray
costume. = sdnired by al the gaping
on-loolSers Mrs. besAorest il the sister
Of Miss Asrgoas. and one Of her many
aeeompifsslaents Is raaFyelonsly grace
fEl dancing, especially Of Preach aud
Spanish measures Miss dorgous. all
Ia white, driving with her fsnce, Mr..
Duncan Elliott, flashes ev, the ernbodi-
ment Of youth. beauty and happiness
Miss SPriggy Post, over whose engage
nent . SIR. Hamilton Fish Webster
Newport Is now gossiPing. Is also
pointed cut. IL l. rumored that the
proposed marriage suits nobody; that
the families on both sides are rot
pleased. Miss Post, although an ex-
ceedingly pretty girl, Is not SO popular
as Miss nargous, being somewhat def
ant, careless Of the feelings of others
and more aggressive than is becoming
q young woman. Miss Post often for
gets 70 bow TO her saperiors IN years.
ard il Is said Is fond CT snubbing. while
Mia HArgous Is always spproachabie
and sffsble.
Ar. Frank Darlington Foots. the
English singer, who is . great pot Of
Newport exclusives just now, is tall.
dark and dsshing. Mr. Feoto has sung
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07
THE vAHpExBrLr ARCH.

az most Of the psominent houses here
and has been seen driving with Ward
MoA Mister, so his future Is assured.
Sooiety too is petsing two pretty Japan
ese girls, exqaisitely graceful, who
having had the honor Of dancing before
Lord Salisbury have been taken up
hero. Ifoy are quitccomns u faut their
father always travelling with them.
They are in demand TO dance in Japan
csc costume at garaea parties and after
ward TO pour tea
Tho Baldwins have the distinction Of
possessing the most bizarre cottage at
Newport. 1t Is a curious eongiomera-
ton OF stone, brick, wood, hay and stub
bic. otherwise mating, piazza portereA
the whole intensified and euAbellished
by scarlet awnings. Everybody draws
q long breath when this mass Of In
artistic rubbish soanes In sight and
asks what " III"
The Van Allen cottage Is a very good
specimen of tho extraordinary freaks
which architecture takes at tho sea-
shore. It was at this cottage that
A high stone wall has NOW been built
around il to shut away its sacred
beauties from the eyes Of tho vulgar.
Newport driving Is all done up on
week days. Nobody drives on Sunday.
To do this would mean social ostra-
cism. Not thss IL ID wicked. Oh no!
only not the correct thing. On Sunday
afternoons all tho world, the fashiona-
Bile world, may be met on the Cliff
walk, which runs for four miles along
the high cliffs against which tho surf
pounds ceaselessly. The Vanderbilt
arch, built BY Mr.. Fred Vanderbilt, is
one Of the features Of this beautiful
path.
Newport is nothing if not respecta-
BILE. This famous resort is polished be-
yond description. Those IN the whirl
here live in the same glare Of publicity
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07
THE CLIFF WALK.

th- smartcst Newport girls. Miss Me-
Auister is pretty. wcll-brct and stylish.
but she has no money. Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish gave a luncheon for her and she
was 80 snubbed and ignored by the
young ladies' present that the hostess
WIS furious
10 IT'S not question either of mopcy
or social backing What is IL that
makes one succeed at Newport? Posi-
bly, there IL no one more qualified 20 an
swer than this 6ne loasling woman,
driving alone in one OF the most ire
pro.chable tarnouss ia all Newport.
Her hair n gray. her skin sun-kissed.
She wears an exquisite costume Of fawu
with white trimmings and bonnet Of
soft pink roses- This wc7San of per-
feet breeding. whose bow Ia declared
intoxicating. who receives with the
manners OF a duchess, whose tact ia
proverbiaL who never hsrshly critirises
or listens to criticism. who studies and
entertains. who il manipulating the
Four Hundred like dough. who Is push
ing her husband toward the white
house or the ccnrt Of St James. is Mrs.
Whitney. wife OF the cx-secretary Of
the navy. 10 IL said that the Wander
bgt ladies' are crcwdiug the astor ladies
closely. Mrs Whitney will distance the
whole rowb unless sometAilg breaks
Apro6hs IL the vsnderh;iss snd A.
tors. everyone knows Of the ambition
Of Mrs. w ~ Vanderbilt. Where she
Astors vrow this lady longs - Be. and
- n a.
tages she hss piunked doon huge
msrhfs palace or temple or sarcophagvs.
Everybody goes % l0ol. at this sruoeu-
deus pile whoss lofty head. clear cut
against TIE turquoise SKI, looms NJ
frvm the Surrounding foliage Nth
truiy Pantheon or Coliseum effect.
Around The Vanderbilt estate or burial
lot. as you ike is built . marble wall.
topped os With objects Mat look like
fuaevai urns, surrnrssted By pspc apple
cheeses-s tNai7 rich and esastc design.
There Is nothing I so love &c build
ing. Mrs. Nandssbilt is reported IS
saying Next 70 building | hove f1r-
nishin,r. and leas. Of all living Ia The
place when ia finished" The only
ides ~hich thss uia~nis etsfice suggests
Is sh- vsudsrbat nisiona
Ms. Frgd Vanderbilt drives IN
Believes ssonae. dsr's. staining. az
Tr-ssive. ~ black foaiara spinshed
over y~itb PALE indigo tlve flowers IS
big a. vos1~ hand. sad wearing very
sn,ert iusisre has
Nrs hide - N~v verk. 50 Who
fsu.rtt q burg ar and ~elfrd dor sssirs
~fh hira IS aiss psiateA csft % TIE
drive
Mrs. Nn1A Howe FlIioff. ere. Grill
asrs 900 ara iftrH gent f.'ed nils
~ Mrs. ft Is 80 eriv llfr~arv
~asnas. save Me- C~issrpr arr NJ H1r~
risor. Nlsanl rs fcur aunsrrs saierAse
the .s gs7iev a series af rea.'ings "a
s-rsy 49, recent tesiish asd AravTiraa
sltrra afe zaa u IN Set srerF WHERE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

over the l1xuHzntly shaded streets or
the cid town and the cool. salt breeze
eoes seeeiing through she thick, dusky
{ciiass about sts beautsfu' homes. then
aoes one realize what gem Is set BY
nssass and p6lisAed by arr on this rock
bound shore.
u Ia no. until eleven o'clock that
Ashionsble Newport ~akens- Before
that hour the streets are given over 20
The ortfaary population o. . country
town - tradespeoPls. business men,
farmers rafting along In their wagons
laden with supplies. Bot about eleven
everything changes. In place OF the
heavy wagons jolting along the narrow
streets, suddenly smart drsgs. coaches,
backboards aud dogcsr.s appear As by
magic. Well srooned athletic mcn in
fiann-ls are seen louugiag about the
Casino entrance. Here, too, appear
the youth with his tennis RACQUET and
the swell with his monocie Carriages
ron up. aud from them step bewIdering
visions in airy. futtering Summer rsi-
ment. Women IN gossamer robes of
palest hue smile on the waiting cava-
liers and give them the genuine New
port greeting, consisting Of an "Ahi
how d'yav aavy' and the pump handle
shake. Enhancing strains of uusio
and silvery laughter float cut from tho
Casino. From a beautiful end hum
drum country town. Newport is sudden
" transformed into a brillian. water
ing place.
Newport Is no longer n hotel resort.
The people who used 20 stop at the ho-
tells now have their cottages and live In
a world all their own, and the frequent
ers II summer resorts can sec no fun
in coming hepe ~ watch the Four Hun
dred drive around and realize with tho
fullest Significance Of the phrase that
they are not In H. Far more difficult 30
swing open than the gates of she New
Jerusalem are the social portals of
Newport 1t requires more than money,
and vet influence and social standing
cannot always cffectually force an en-
trance IL money be lacking. Here arc
illustrations of both truths: Mr. and
Mrs. Brooks Of New York, though pos-
sessing enormous wealth and by all
odds the most beautiful place in New
port, have NOT. as vet penetrated the
charmed circle On tho other hand, the
niece of the social autocrat, Ward Nc
Alhster, has been snubbed by some Of
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07
WHERE DO WE GET THEN!

This asked Of innumerable times To this We
oher words Of explanation We have % men EN-,
constantly vsrg the prncpai cfes OF the
United States and buying up from th endnG Merchant 1aos
Misnt uncaed FOR Garments they may na'e
These goods purchased by them at aos their price
enabled sell them for less than Hall their
Original Orieref Price.
The Sc goods latest styles and in shape
plates made iron the very Gnest
Imported Domestic Fabrics
insists Prince kIbers Three and Four Button
Full Dress and business Suits Sacks IN single snd
doune Single Pants and endless
SIX Dress Vests and all to be solo at prices that
VIII ssonsh you.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

~ FRONT OF rHE CAsrNo.
which surrounds them in cities. Every
body Is on a continual dross- parade.
No relaxation. no laying on, no slough-
ing around ia loose, easy, comfortable
fashion. hobnobbing with nature and
Cumming with earth and sea- Ono
wonders IL the smart girl Ia yellow
Grape gown, yellow hat ard psrssol on
top Of ne dray yondcr, doesn't ever
weary of the endless dressing, going,
dancing and eating, AID long TO get
away somewhere to rest, anywhere
out Of the world" or Il the man with
the srnpasssvc iacc and tired. usre eyes
behiod that matches fouf-in-hand,
wouldn't like to don basSing trous-
ers. flannel shirt and rugged shoot
ing Jacket. pack up pipe and . gun
and take TO WOODS?
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07
Call and Convince Yourself

pleased have call and look our line
confident that
sell At least IMPRESS You with the ac
Merchant Tailor Made Garments at less than
NJ cost von 10 Ready Made ClethinG.
glance through the following few quotations
YOU can form Chi idea of what onering
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07
WHAT ARE MISFITS2

Tn answer In the question what Offer few
explanation They simply goods left on Merchant
hands they did not NJ the parties
they intended for or because they were not called
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07
EDfrH SESSIONS Tgr-Eu


wAssrNeroy. Avg S - Secretary
Foster has authorized the receiver OF
the keystone national bank Of Philadcl.
phia to permit committee Of three or
Eve citizens. TO bs designated by Gov.
Psttisou. 20 examine the besks paper.
aud accounts Of the bapss with the
view 20 ascertain What deposit. Of
public MONEYS in which The stats had
Bardslev. aud what becams Of tse
money thus deposited
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07
rsu-- ..s o.r-~- IN r.ss.---,

Tovpo~. Aus Messrs Dillon and
o Brien appeared % he house II CON
ynons Tw~sisy for sse s-Ss tire n
ne-v sasssAs. their >hs~nos having
h~eu 4se - sheir inprisorus-us N esi-
say ian Thcr we're met ia the lobby
~ - hsuss NJ az rabesz - 10th see-
slaas - 80 Iriyb psriis~enssry parry.
aad were t5e recipients - hearty esa-
arsta-stlons ffDu ali ~ Irish repre-
sentsNTrs
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

Ell EExc. o =. Aug s-Thirtsen
Cheyenne Indians Ctsef old Crow
leading them. started for Walker
Lake. New. - see the Messiah They
hope 70 induce hita "a come and an
affiliate the whites with a wave Of
fsad They expect the hufsloss 20
come from the north and again eover
shs prsirieS The Messiah dancers are
everywhers 20 - seen. and The Mes
siah crane has NJ, sv suv means eeasssl
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MNerlet.

= Woela 6ernanbe3, elm 20idbriges
Mdb9en, ftarb am MOntag Worger on
eiaer Dofs @ift, bic ibr aus Nerfeben
fat elmer SOfs Gal3. bic He nehnlen
polie. BON ibrer iinseren S1wefer ge.
geben nurbe. Sine anbere 0erlion 6es
Noreanss III, baB SRI. NbeIa eiferFi@.
tis MGR, neil ibr 8erlobter NIT elmer
anberen iun9en Dame oussing unb bob
He in Golse beRen ben BefGluB faBte.
benz 2ehen Ballet gu fagen. sic le9te
cine 8ei@te ab. lieB f9 pboiOsrapbiren
un5 ibersab .ebem Gamilienmit9Iieo
Elm Bib.
Rommenben Wontag pirb bic
Gtabt bas elettriE6e 6euers Ilarm. sps
fem i~ibernebmen.
= 8eim 6Ol5baden fog benz Garmer
u. s. Rnaarid In Breckenridge elm Glei.
mes Stad9en Stabl ms Nuge, weI9es
bon bsr Nrt abiprang. Ct erlitt flrGs
terli9e S@mer3en unb Fam mad San
Mntonio, um dr3tIide 6iilfe in anfpru6
su rebuen. 90 es unm6gli1 tpar, bas
Muse al ~retter, muBte es entfernt uerben.
= Bel benz sroBen Teuer In 6oniton
brannten 36 Wobnbduier ab.
= Wir batten bieier Sage @elegens
beit cine pabrbaft monfr6fe meiB E
Nhbe 3u ieben. pel9e BON benz auf
Der 8lad Sad 9albiniel In Nrauias
@Ountp pobuenben beuti@en Sarmer
Greb Zimmerman se3osen uorben it.
Oieielbe tDog ni@t iuenige als II
pfunb, bate eiuen umfang bon 20
uno cine 2dnee bon 81 3oa. 9ie
Garm bes Germ Zimmerman lieet II
Meilen bon &odport. Der Boben ba.
ielbf In reiner Sanb, babel LII iebo@
Bobenfeu6tigteit genus b~orbanben, nm
aud BET ipdrli9em &egenfaQ fol@e &e<
fuliate 3u er3ielen. Nu@ Melonen unb
8lume1tobl sebeiben bafelbft In sau3 ct.
ffaunliGer, an oas Munber5are grens
aenber Meiie. q
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petitionen: Bon Bhrgern. um @ass
beIeu9tung in Waoifonz, Rolan. un6
OliOe . etraBe; UNI WaRerIeituns in
Bines unb Siibs SIibes5 traBe; baB I'M.
teriu6t merbe, mie biel BUILDER nabe
ben Gir6b6fen aufgefapelt lit. Bon
Iluine Moureau, um 8eri9tigung bes
AReBments. Bon u. Oppenbeimer,
un Iagabe ber @renaen fetnes gigen'
tbuns.
Nuf Gntrog bes Sngenieurs mirb in
bet 9olebab', smif@en 9oufon. unb
Commences troBe cine neue Nb3ugss
r6bre gelegt. Soften, $3.50. 9aRelbe
gei@iebt In ber @raub Mpenre nit einem
Gofenaufmanbe bon 5000.
s. 9euiel beanipru9t Beaablung fiir
8ei6Gbiguug ieines Seitenmeses 6ur@
bic Dampfpalas.
Der Boben Der Bride an ber 4.
StraBe tpitb reparirt mer6en.
@tne Orbinan3 tpurhe 1ugenommen
3ur grueiterung Der &omorla : StraBe
atpif9en Ncequia unb Mu9ufas5 traBe.
u. ubr uerben bic be3ablten pfanbz
taIgebdbren 3uriiderfattet.
8eDiligt tperben bic 9etitionen bon
ber Nifiou 0oFe Company UNI Mbbel
etc.; bon q. Clifford, I'M 8ausrlaub'
niB; bon &. 6errera, tine 6uubes unb
Sauben : Nusfequng lijenstrei au fibs
rem; bonn Marttmeiter, UNI Mnftelung
zines a~peiten Gfiftenten.
Sie 9rbinan3, mel6e einen 6treifen
2anb bon IA SUB 8reite am Nlamo
Blaaa unb 125 SUB 2dnge an Der
@rodettfraBe erprDpriitt (Stunbihf
bes Germ %. &euter) tpirb ansenoms
men. 2odnoob erpli3irt, baB %. &eu'
ter bier Sub Der 9ta6t i6enft unb nur
fRr seb1 CUB 8reite unh 125 SUB 2dnge
Be3ablung erbdIt. Bedmann itimmt
seser bic Orbinan3, neil niGt bic gon3e
9troBe eingei9loRen 1T, uno Guersin,
neil er wifen mb9te, tDober man bas
@elo 1tebn1en nil.
Bedmanu peift nod. bob Der fribere
@tabtantpalt Netpton In ben Sabren
1883-87 on rhdfdnbigen Steuern
$40, 900 folettirte unb m6dte niKen,
tpas ber febige stabtanpaIt in bieier
&i9tung getban bat. Bergfrom mirb
in Der nd6ffen Sibuns einen 8eri6t
einrei@en.
Die 0Ibiuana, toel9e bic Burger Der.
p1iGtet. ibre Seitenpege rein gu bals
ten, fol freng beoba@tet uerben.
Die Stabtsefausenen iollen tdgli6
bic pfa3a's fegen.
Bedmant 5eantra9i, baB feinem
2obnfutI9er, 8efber eiues @rpreSwa.
gen etc. eine 9i3ens aussefslt mirb. es
Eel benn er bat ale Radfdn0e be3ablt.
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s6- Wenn Semanb fem uno su an'
nebmbarem preiie fpeiIeu min, 10 sete
ct gum Miffions.@arten. Die
6erren Nbeimer & Watal, 8efBer bies
fes gtabsi1ements, balten barauf, i6re
@dfe tets boltommen 3ufrieben gu fel'
len. Mle faifonmdBigen GeIifateRen,
aufern, @iIb, Slide, @efisel &c. finb
bort In Der belitateiien 3ubereituns ole
3eit 3u baben. Mablaeiten perbeu aui
@unl9 in bic Wobnungen ber Ruuben
geIanbt. Mu@ bietet bei NIT bet
Speiiepirtbi@af be~rbunbene Bar
o o m bic beffen @etrdnte, tets frii9es
Bier unb feline 2iquhre unb Weine.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir .bas @o
@enbtatt $3.50.
Reifenbe " genten:
s. g. 8ui@.
90. G@prubinB.
6 . { I 8.
Cages Gbrpmtf.
26. Sta.

Nv
1921. &ailer &arl V. fpridt gu @prrts bic
&ei1Sadt iber 2uther unb ieine Gn9dn9er
170C. 3ieoIaS 2ubpia, @raf 3. 3in3enborf
@tifter Der Serrnbuterz@ emeinoe, gebcrem gu
DRESDEN.
1906. @appleon front iiA in Mailanb gun,
&6nie BON Stalien.
1918. 8liider fiest BET Sebnau.
1914. Spiepb Ss.tas @utlotin, &r5t in ga
ris, geftorben. @rfinber Der &bpfmaidine.
1918. neutrality-suspicious. fir baS &Dnis=
reid 8abern.
1881. @ala9t bel Ditrolenfa 3piiden ben
9olen unter Sfr3nedi unb &nien. 9ettere
itesen.
i845. Grantlin ieselt gu ieiner @orOpolfabrt
nit benz ngrebus~ utb sSerrcr" bon Cons
bon ab.
184s. gabetti iiest Bel giaa framca iiber
Garl @Ebert bon Sarbinien.
1s4s. greuBen, Sadien unb 9onnober
i9lieben IN 8erlin bic ,%llniou" iiber cine Ser
fafuns fur DeutidIanb, Der 27 anbere STE
~sierungen beitreten.
1857. &Dnis Grie6ri9' @ilbelm ". BON
greuBen ceoirt 2euf4atel al bic S4wei3.
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Npti5 fir gtemer5abler !!

9as geri6t Der @ountp. @ommiHdre
bon Beror @ountD mirb dig Steueraus.
gIei9ungsbeb6rbe ("Board of Equalizs
atien") am Montag ben 8. SUM-, UNI
10 ubr gormittags i'm Court. 0auIe al
San Nntonio auiommentreteit lnb ipirb
In 5iBung ~berbleiben, Bis ole borIies
genben @ei6dfte erleoigt Fnb. Mae
Dieieniger, tpelde meinet, BOB He 80
bod ab9ei@dbt ieien, tuerSen bierour@
eriu9t, ibre Bei9merben in Der bonn
@efebe DOrgei@iiebeueu Weiie bor3u.
brirJen, uab 3par on benz genannteri
Sage cher iobalb als irgenb m6gIi@
na9ber.
8er6fsntli6t auf I%aorbnung ber
@ountp @Ommifdre.
mT 8erieben nit meiner Inter.
GNl f9rift unb limits $ sieeel,
San Nutonio, Seras, ben 81 Mai,
1891.
Sbab. %. Smith,
@lelt oes County, eri9ts bon Berar
@ountp.
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DaNaae na@ garupa.

Sie ggenturen bes Germ 70. s.
Ooung, go. l Commerce $ Strobe,
Gan Mntonio, unb No. SOB Main'
GtraBe, Dallas, pertreteu nur bic
anerfanflt beften eurOpdii&en Sampfers
9inien. Serr Oours 1T i'm Gtanbe BITE
btIItgften @aten gu gebea. ers
tbeilt bereitmiQig iebe getuinidte Iuss
tunft un6 beforet iebr prompt ole Tim
ibergebenen Nuftrdee. Wer mad Gu'
rOpc sa reiIen ipinf9t, Ober 8ertuaaote
beribertommen IaHen mill, tuenbe RG
al. iraenb cine Der senannten Ngenturen.
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Weimmbbeit 1T @eidtbutt

goranttrts8 ipeeiif4es SeilmitteI fur GpFerie, ardm.
pfc nerebie Menrdlsta, 6ppfi4merens rerpr{e flebers
teiE1ng nno Ntipdnnnne5 berurSadt bur9 ben hterz
Mdbt5en Genus bon NlfpbpI cher Tdtat GmlnftrEsz
teits Miebefsef@Iaeeuteit unb @ettrnerpeidnns, tte
tn @a5nfnn auenriet unb a~uoemeiueS G!enb, Sie4s
fbnm unb Cob 1erbeifhbrt. sc 1T aud Elm 6eilmittel
eegeR frtb5etttees intern, 8esen flaIruHtbatEett, 9ms
ppienB BET belben @ef@IeMierH, Gpermatprrbpea, ser.
nr{a9t bur4 sefatse 1ieberahirenguna cter bur6
9nBenefRnben. 9ebe G4aMteI entbdif bic aur FIJI
fur 800, bnr6 BE ppt sesen Gtnienbnns bes 4reiles
&tg 8nranttsent tab 8 G@a@tefn iebeR Eau betIer
stEben. N2it ieber @eneluns fat G@aNteIH, bic te
au4 nit tfn Breiie e~tnLdufts fenben nit benz GeleIei
unfsrer f6ttftLi4en Garantte : Gmetn, hab MIR BAL
0slb 5nrhdi9iden, peun bns Mlittsl feine 9eiIunS Be-
uirit. Gol4e G9etne werben nur ausgefens BON
Ctr Drng @tgre (Gin5tee Mgenten1 30. 8 Gaf
mmer Gfreet, Can antsntc, 3sgas.
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Sin 9arantirteS Mittel aegett bic
@rinNe.

@ir autcrtfren ben anseteisten Npptbeter, Stuen
Or. atnss Meses SeiImittel sesen S&pinbiu&t, Sns
fen unb Grtaltuns dnf fclsenbe BebinSuns 5u perfdus
bieies Mtttel ben 9nwetiunsen entfpredenb sebrau&en
molten, inbem Sic es ~einsebenb %prpbiren, unb mem
Sic bonn tetne 4eKerurs bur9 baHelbe peiipiren,
bann fhi6en sic bic GlaS1e ;urid unb Sic nerben
Sbr @eIb buriid betDmmen. @tr MAIDEN bteS Gnsebpt
in EoIse Der ercbarttsen Grfplse, nel4e bteS Wlittel
BET Der Iestidbrisea @rippen Gpibemte auf5upeiien
bate. gBfr baben BON feinem Safe seb5rt, In benz
bas MttteI nt9t sebolfen bate. Man made einen
@eriu9. grpbefdi@en fret Bet Dreib, 9bpnpSon S
Go. @rcbe SlaS@en so Gents unb 81 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-26
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SIS serei9t mir sun, eroBen 8ersnt.
gen, 1meinep sreunbsn un0 BEN uer'
f9ernben 4uDrfum i'm Nlsemeinen
mittbeilen 3u t0nnen, baB i9 nit 6errn
Wiliam S9mibt, bon Der frhberen
@runbeigentbums' unb 8erR6erungss
Girma 6eiI & G9mibt, zine @ei9dfts'
tbeilbaberf@ar eimsesdngen bin un)
baB i9 bas 0erFderungsgei4dft tn iei'
men Deri9ieosnen 3peigen nnter benz
GirmasN annen 8 3 & 9 @miot fort.
fhbren iperoe.
9ie tleue 6irma bsitritt bic fdrtttea,
auperldifsRen uno l~iberalien Rom.
pasnien bes Sn. unb Nnslanoes unb II
baber Dorbcreitet. unbel6rdntte Bssrdge
allsr Mrten BON &iftos susibernebmeu.
Vt. %. SAP.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-26

"a Mir berfaufen unlere Woare 10
biaig, bob mir ni9t bieI fur NH3eisen
clsgeben t6nnen. Menn barum elm
gentssies publifum borfpre9en tpirb,
70 perben mir timer 9argoins In 2Iei.
bunesRtden uno Srp GOODS aeigeu,
bic founenerreeenb 1no.
Sobn &. @eretta & Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-26
Nis au,,r 1. syani

iperben mir unier polfdnbises Eager
BON Seiben,eug uab 8efab, iouie 6a'
tins unb Broeabes au Rotenrreis bet'
taufen. Was mir an3eiger, balten mir
aud. Der balb iommt, bat bic bette
Musmabl.
Sobn &. 8eretta & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-26

1&- Gaupiquartier fur 5&ldu6e
aum Spriben, Babetpanner, plumbers
unb steam : Gitters Material ieber Nrt
Bel 6bafer & 8raben, 20 Wef.
Commerce. trabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-26
Gas, eleftriides 9idt mo Sriebiraft.

@ir beuerben uns UNI bic 2unb.
i9aft bes 9ublifums fur Sos, aur Be-
leu6tung uno gum GO@en. Nrc, Sn'
can6escent, eleftrii@es 3i6t unb elet'
trif@e Sriebtraft. Wir liefern 2Often'
ani@Idse fhr 2esung bon &6bren IN
9duiern, NuffteQuns BON @as6fen, unb
elettrii9e Beleu9tung, MOtcre. glet'
trii9e Sriebfraft pirb prompt gelieferi
bon Der Can antonio @ a g.
Gnmpagnte. 9elepboa PIP.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-26

es 1T cine 3iemli9 t~raurise Dirt bon 8e>
rilhmtbett, gu tpeI9er Der elesante iunge
Mfanm, beien Portrait nit bier brinsen, &c:
lanst TT. Na9bem iein Slater, Der @enitons=
&ommiidr 8ann, bur3 ben aud Der Sobn
cine anfteluns in bieiem 9epartement err
langt bate, nnter iebr uni9Dnen Steben=
nmftdnOen ieinen abldieb nebraen muste, Bat
it4 iebt au9 8aum jun. bur6 anerlei Gmts=
uberidrettungen unb l1ebersriffe in feinem
Ihrte als @bef : @lerf int Beniions : Bureau
unmDsli9 gemadt. @as ibm suneift aur
2aft gelest iptrb, lift bic Sei9ulbtsuns einen
resuldren Sdaher nit ben Steuen in ieinem
Bureau betrieben su baben, aneeblid neil e.
in Gplse ieiner 9etbeni@aft fir bas So3a,bs
ipiel NIT ieinem @ebalte BON $4,000 nidt aus
fonamen fonnte. @reen 8. &aum 1T erIt IS
Sabre alt, er bat alip bermutbli4 nod senug
i3eit, ita 81 befern.
9- MOsauitosN eBe. ole Sorten, 3u
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-26

Die fruber Sebem bon uus in 10 libe.
roller @eiie au 96eiI setpOrbene pltrO
uage erbitten mir hermit nun ernfliG
fir unfere neue Jirma.
2op 6 g 9mibt,
425 ORs6oufous StraBs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-26
u dtnns.

Cine Gumne GeIbes if au berleiben
in 8etrdgeH bon $1,000 uno mebr.
MlamD Jemer @eri. 0eielliGaft,
222 Wef. Commences traBe,
Sun Mntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-26

@r Sic reuetten GiI5s, strobs,
DUNLAP, 3nor. unb Gtetfons 6tte bel
4aneoaf & So5n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-26

Sic: sSis bat aIfO aus 9iebe &C.
bsiratbst2"
Or: SO. aus 2iebs-3um @sIO."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-26

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Spbn einen Nnsug MAIDEN; Sbr tuer'
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