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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-05

CwITHIN G. sHoRTLIDGE's MEDIA. PA,
y ACADEMY, near Philadelphia; choice school
for boys, number limited; mild winter climate;
health record has few parallels; fine buildings;
steam heat; electric light and gas; gymnasium with
swimming bath regulated by steam; ample
grounds; teachers men and college graduates; spe,
cial attention and private tutoring for backward
boys; single double rooms; fits for college or
business superior English department; library;
complete laboratory with dynamo, motor, etc. etc.
boys workshop for manual training in wood and
metal; Media has seven churches and temper
Harvard graduate), Media, Pa. au2s-SS
A CHILDREN's SCHOOL-THE ATTEN-
n TI0N of parents and guardians having
children between the ages of and Is Is
hereby called to the excellently equipped
home school for boys and girls on enc of the
charming hills overlooking Butler. The
situation of the school is unsurpassed for
beauty of scenery and health. Special atten-
tion Is given to training of children and
home culture. For terms and particulars
address REV. P. G. PRUGH, d. D., Butler,
Pa. References: B, Wolff, DR., and p. Keil,
Pittsburg. au1S93-TTS
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-05

FELTON, landed home drunk, and in one of
his tantrums, and then the wife catches it
hot, ye knowl' -.
"We'd better get round to the front to be
ready, case anything happens" replied the
guardian of the peace, and the two men
walked through the opening which led to
the street. As they went they heard Bill
Felton's loud-spoken defiance, then imme-
diately following it deep groan came, a
shrek, and the sound of the fall of heavy
body. Feeling now more anxious, they
quickened their. steps, and opening the cot
tage door, stood aghast at the scene which
presented itself
Partly leaning against o bench which
stood close to the wall, and yet limp and
motionless, was the huge body of Dick Eel
ton, and from great stab in his side the
blood was yelling and dripping slowly, drop
by drop, upon the floor. Judith lay near
him, and at first they feared she, too, was
dead, but found on examination that she
had simply tainted. But the most frightful
spectacle was Bill FELTON,, Dicks young
brother, who was standing over the muir
dered man, staring at him with strong,
fixed gaze, which even the entrance of the
men failed to divert for a moment. In his
hand was large and sharp bread knife, the
weapon with which the deed had evidently
been committed, and his right sleeve and
shirt front were co vered with blood. Neither
of the two newcomers could muster suffi-
cient courage to approach the murdered
man until the doctor, who was sent for i'm
mediately, arrived, when they raised the
body and laid it on the table: The surgeon
pronounced life extinct, and expressed his
opinion that the stab, being in vital part,
had proved fatal at once.
When Judith was restored to conscious
"a IL ii IL
CHASTITY laugh, and pointing to the corpse,
cried out: "A1l of one color. look where I
likei It was the devilwho dyed everything
red, so that might get used to the color.
Didn't I tell yon SO, Bill?"
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URSULINE ACADEMY

INVEST WALNUT STREET SEMINARY
w foryoung ladies; 25th year. Is provided
for giving superior education in collegiate,
eclectic, and preparatory departments: also
in music and art. MRS. HENRIETTAKUTZ,
t2045. Walnut street, Philada. au2-93-Mws
DISHOP BOWMAN INSTITUTE-A COL
ID LEGIATE school for young ladies
corner Penn av. and Fourth st. The next
session begins Sept. 9. A full course of
study. Music and modern languages by
competent professors. For admission ad-
dress REV. r. J. COSTER, A. NJ, Rector.
jyl6-72-ws
DENNSYLvANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
i Chester, Pa, Both year, opens Sept 10.
A MILITARY COLLEGE.
Civil Engineering, Chemistry, Architect
ure, Arts. A preparatory course of one year.
Circulars of Mr.. +. G. Paulson, Al Wood ST.,
city. COL. CHAS. E. HYATT, President.
jyS25-ws
The rustler., 1891-10-02

Sandy johnson, guard at the
penitentiary, is down from Santa
Fe. He says he has just learned Of
the uncomplimentary manner the
Beacon spoke OF him after his last
visit here, and though recognizing
the Insignificant source, desires to
call the attention of fair-minded
citizens to the fact that, as an em-
ploye of the pen. he was sent here
to watch the trains and other in
gress to the town. and on this rs
on all other occasions, he obeyed
orders and tried to do his duty. He
regards the statement as un-
Just and uncalled for.
The rustler., 1891-10-02

Mondays Albuquerque Citizen
has the following personal men,
tion: "Hon. Il. b. Catron, the
brainy republican lawyer and poll
tician Of Ssnte Fe, who has recent
ly returned from the east and while
in st. Louis said some nice things
about New Mexico in an interview
published in the Globe Democrat,
came down from Santa Fe last
night and is registered at the Ar
milo. He Is here to consult with
some of our attorneys about certain
legal matters"
The rustler., 1891-10-02
So PER YEAR


Col. ]. p. O'BrIen returned on
Monday last from Santa Fe.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Lemon, formerly Of
CerrillOs. took charge Of the mine
hotel October LIST.
Prof. +. 7. de Stwolinski. OF the
Fl. Scott Foundry and Machine
Works, called at the Copper Co's.
Office the first of this week, roturn-
Ing TO Cerrillos on "Wednesday.
Mrs. West. wife of Henry West,
who moved from Cerrillos to sar
Pedro last winter, died on Monday
Of this week. The husband has
the sympathy OF all our people in
his loss.
Judging from the number Of
commercial turlsts. this burg must
be picking up. This week we were
visited by representatives Of Gross,
Blackwell d Co., Grunsfeld & Co.,
Mandell Bros, and Vacuum OIL
Co.
5. p. Conger, OF the st. Lazarus
company, came in Wednesday and
left the day following for the east,
where he hopes to place one of the
best gold properties In the south
part Of the county, for active work.
Reliable miners estimate that this
property will supply two hundred
ton per day mill, with ore In sight,
for q hundred years, without being
exhausted. The ore Is low grade
and shows from the surface. Mr..
Conger is working hard to get In
operation the biggest gold plant
ever at work In this part of New
Mexico, and all hope he will sue
ceed.
The rustler., 1891-10-02

e. T. Jeffrey, once general man.
ager of the Illinois Central, has
been made president and general
manager of the ID. & IL. G., and
entered upon his duties as such.
1t Is understood that his election
is due to the influence of president
Allen Marvel, of the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe, with which
road the d. a. II. g., has made
close traffic alliance. Under the
new agreement the Santa Fe virs
tually gains control OF the Rio
Grande, one OF the stipulations OF
agreement being that no president
or general manager shall be chosen
for the ID. & II. O., without having
received the approval of the Santa
Fe.
The rustler., 1891-10-02

The RUsTLER is proud of its sub
scription list, as il has good reason
to be. We question If there is in
all New Mexico another weekly
newspaper that has as subscribers
so many leading citizens, business
and professional men Of the Terri
tory, or so nice u sprinkling OF
eastern capitalists.
The rustler., 1891-10-02
We are receiving daily, ne,

We are receiving daily, new
goods for our different stocks, and
il will be of interest to buyers to
coll and see Us, as our selections
have been made from the Manu-
facturers and Jobbers, East. We
can give you the latest improved
styles and satisfy you as to prices.
CERRILLos SUPPLY Co.
The rustler., 1891-10-02
Local RusfIings.


"Be sure you're right, then go
ahead"
Un gran baile en- San Pedro
esta noche.
More teams are wanted to haul
coal, at Cerrlllos.
Winter cometh on apace alas ye
Summers wages
The roads are getting better and
coal hauling is brisk again.
Circus Tuesday at Santa Fe-
Wednesday at Albuquerque.
More rain again this week. The
fall grazing should be getting good.
James Lucas will soon have his
anthracite coal breaker In operas
tion.
Geo. w. North is to begin repair
ing the bridge across the GalIsteo,
Monday.
Fine Colorado potatoes received
In car load lots ut Ames & Gould's.
Prices low.
Anyone who would kick at this
weeks HUSTLER would kick at
being hung.
Foreman Hale Is putting the
track and yards on this section in
good shape.
About thousand dollars worth
of coal day, is now being shipped
from Cerrillos.
Wednesday night of next week
will be regular meeting night for
our board of town trustees.
tits currently reported that Mr.
Catron has sold his interests in the
Cerrillos coal fields to Elkins and
Kern.
7. b. Everett is running the
Wiswell mill In good shape at Do-
lores. Sam Baldwin is supplying
the ore.
The officers OF the Atchison and
Topeka road are daily expected
over this division on tour of in
spection.
One of Frenchy's mares choked
TO death last night In the stable,
becoming in some manner entan-
gled In the halter.
The dog killers have raised the
price of ammunition as well rs de-
creased the number of dogs con-
siderably this week.
W. III. Laird has splendid mine
of gas coal near Waldo siding, for
which he has orders for 80 cars per
month from El Paso alone.
Mr.. Raunheim is expected back
from the east In about two weeks,
when the new company at San
Pedro will get solidly to work.
The county commissioners have
been asked for a small appropria-
tion to be expended repairing the
Cerrillos and San Pedro stage road.
The rustler., 1891-10-02


Designs. Call and see them and
get prices. CERRILLos SUPPLY Co.
The A. t. a S. r., will give the
following excursion rate TO Fore
paugh shows Ronnd trip TO Santa
Fe. .fl.75. To Albuquerque, round
trip. $3.50.
This Office has money enough due
II to pay its little debts. but that
don't pay them. Come up and pay
Us and we'll pay the other fellow /;
then all can rejoice.
Chas. o. Hold, OF the La Junta
and Albuquerque division, was
along the line this week looking to
the condition of deopt buildings,
stoves, ETC., for winter use, making
whatever repairs were needed.
The river bridge should be re-
paired and put in good shape at
once. A great deal depends upon
this, not only to Cerrillos and the
south county camps, but to the en-
tire county.
Just as the RUsTLER goes to press
II has learned that the population
Of Cerrillos is increased by one, a
ten-pound boy having arrived at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. IL.
Arnold. Viva, Signor Steve Viva,
Cerrillosl
II begins TO look as though the
NJ. E. Church South, of Cerrillos,
was without pastor. No one yet
seems able TO hear anything of the
Rev. jennings, appointed to this
charge, although nearly two
months have passed since confer
ence made the appointment.
Did you ever stop to think-ii
you have q relative or friend at q
distance, and who may be acquain-
ted here-how, better than a letter
a copy of the RUsTLER with III
packed columns of local news and
personal gossip. would be to them
each week? If you havn't, think
Of IL and subscribe for them.
r. B. Thomas, Of Lamy, Is special
agent for the Equitable Life, and
is doing good work there in that
unexcelled way of protecting the
families of his fellow man. Life
insurance Is not only good invest
ment for the future, but a present
protection that enables one to sleep
without constantly dreaming Of
death and the wife and babies gone
TO the poor-house.
Cerrillos Is Incorporated, but her
blank licenses were printed in
Springer, an unincorporated village
$50 miles north of here. The
HUSTLER office, fully equipped TO
do such work, was not given an
opportunity or approached on the
matter. OF course, II there Is q
preference to support Springer
institutions instead of Cerrillos, the
RUsTLER will try to put up with
the inevitable.
Reber and wife, once familiarly
known here as "Mr. and Mrs. Soda
Pop" have become the subjects oi
a newspaper sensation at Albu-
querque by reporting their bed
twice shot ut in the night. One oi
the rifle balls passed through the
ad.board of the bed upon which
they were supposed to be sleeping
but wer'nt, they having taken VI
a fortified position on the floor for
that night. There must be q crazy
gunner down that way.
1t seems that the school teacher
mentioned last week as here from
San Pedro, had been discharged by
the school board there, an action
that, If reports are true, the prompt
ness of which reflects much credit
on the said board. She is said To
have used almost every subterfuge
while here to procure liquid conso-
lation, and that such material
should by any mistake have been
put In one of our school rooms fol
even 80 short a time, Is matter o
regret.
A car load of fine potatoes JUS
The rustler., 1891-10-02
Chnrch Directory.

NJ. L. Church South.-Rev. J. NJ.
Crutchfeld, pastor. Preaching eve
ry Sabbath, morning and evening
Sabbth school at 9;i5 u. IN. Prayer
meetings Wednesday evenings.
The rustler., 1891-10-02
Personal RustIInas.

sNN %AattN' Aeo iaANhorca
nice team OF ponies.
Mrs. Nesbltt eontemplates nov
ing TO Albuquerque.
Mrs. II. Green Il steadily recov-
ering from her severe illness.
Mics Maud MeCormac will visit
Las Vegas friends next week.
John Hulscutter il doing the
honors at Kelley & Miller's bar.
L. NJ. Cunningham visited AL
buquerque the first OF the week.
County Commissioner Mayo re-
turned to his home at Golden, yes
terday.
Randolph Kelley and q. w.
North were visitors TO Santa Fe
yesterday.
Mr.. L. N. Roser, of Santa Fe,
came down on business the first Of
the week.
Captain Mcmahon came In with
Mr.. Conger from San Pedro, Tues
day evening.
Miss Lucy Wadley has gone to
San Pedro, 10 remain with her
sister who is sick.
Mrs. G. Doyle returned from her
visit to friends and relatives In Ne
braska, yesterday.
j. w. schofield, OF the Equitable
Life agency, Santa Fe, passed down
the road Sunday night to Albu-
querque.
ToDey Neis and l.. G.. Jones, two
aldermanic-appearing citizens of
Cerrillos, were In Santa Fe Monday
on business.
Mrs. Katie North expects to de-
part next week for her old home
In Kansas, where she and her faml.
ly will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Graham will
move back to Cerrillos from San
Pedro, soon, on account OF Mrs.
Graham's g health.
Juan B. Nieto came in from Do
lores Wednesday and subscribed
for the HUSTLER. A good thing
for others to do.
Il. b. Ames, of Ames & Gould,
lumber and feed dealers of this
place, made business trip to Las
Vegas, Wednesday,
Manager ]. It. Mclaughlin, ofthe
Santa Fe Copper Co., San Pedro,
drove over Saturday evening on
business, returning Sunday.
Mr.. L. Huhn, of the Cash Entry,
accompanied Mrs. Huhn on her
trip to the Pacific coast. He is ex-
pected to return by the 10th.
John Gray is now duly installed
as marshal of the city of Santa Fe.
That he will make an efficient and
popular officer, goes without say
ing.
Charley Dudrow. Santa Fe's coal
and lumber dealer, Is one of the
most genial OF that city's business
men-more than that, his integrity
is unquestioned,
II. Y. Anderson, of the Lincoln-
Lucky, came in from San Pedro,
yesterday. He reports work going
on nicely OH the Middleton shaft,
which he expects to reach the ore
body by Nov. 1st.
Col. Il. w. Webb returned from
the east the latter part of last week,
and he and Mrs. Webb have quar-.
ters at st. Vincent sanitarlum. We
regret to state that Mrs. Webb Is
In quite delicate health.
Mrs. @. w. Uptegrove will visit
her daughters, Mrs. Waring, at Las
Vegas, and Mrs. Jones, at Springer,
for the next two weeks, then 90 to
San Francisco, California, to visit
her other married daughter, Mrs.
Stecker.
Prof. Griggs opened his branch
OF the public school Monday with a
good attendance and generally fa-
vorable auspices. Mr.. Griggs ap-
pears to be good teacher ,ihandling
his school nicely, so far, In every
particular.
i sa- Subscriptions to the RUST
I,ER are cash in advance.
The rustler., 1891-10-02

VEsPER LODGE, No. Is, X Of p.
Meets Tuesday evening of each
week, at 7.30.
u. NJ. CRUTcHFIELD, c. C.
ID. j. JONES, X. OF II. s.
The rustler., 1891-10-02

lG- Subscriptions to the RUST.
LER are cash in advance.
The rustler., 1891-10-02

A car load of fine potatoes just
received at Uptegrove's.
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Mns MRerifo.

Mus ber 9auptliobt melbet man :
Die @ruppe ameritanil9 der Capitals
ten, uelGer Dor Ginger 3eit bic Con.
ceifior aur NnIage bon WaHers unb
@as. 2eitungen bierielbf ertbeilt tuors
ben, tDirb bemnd9F nit ben betreffen.
ben Nrbeiten beginner. Die unter=
uebmer uolen aud blIiges @as fur
6obritotionss3red Iiefern.
- giner &abelbepeI@e aus 2oubou
5ufoIge fnb bic gontrocte flr ben Bau
elmer @ifenbabn bon San Diego, GAL,
nod San Auinton, unter.g alifornien,
cine gntfernung BON 1852 MeiIen, Ders
geben tporben. Der Bau Der Nahn
tuirb beginner. fobalo bic megifanif6e
&egierupg bic Yldne g~utgebelBen bat.
Die @efeQi9aft iDirb feitens Der lneris
taiiiGeu &eeierung cine G~ubbention
bon $4,000 per Weile erbaIten.
Sn 0era gru3 tritt bas geI6e
6ieber wieber in acknowledgements
@eife auf.
- Die betannte Conception . Mine
In Der Ndbe BON San 2nis potoF
ipurbe bon einem MoItenbru@ beimae.
fu@t, bur@ uel@en8 perIcnert nms 2es
ben fametl unb bel gigentbum berpns
tet ipurbe. Der S6aben mar elm iebr
betrd@tli@er.
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gbenre 9Dter.

Col. SatO5 &uppert IT., eobn bss
betanrten New Oorter Brauereibe.
fbets, 1T elm GROCER 8erebrer bon f@6'
men 6unben unb &acepferben; ct bot
auf feiner lebten EUROPA. &eiie bier
prd9tiee Bernbarbiner 0unbe getauft,
fir pel@e CT, ME berlnutet. bic ftatts
li6e Gumme bon $3.50 be3ablt bat.
Die bier 0unbe, ,pdbre .pro@tpie@er",
BON 6enen beIonbers Der reinbIdtige
v69ottiib NrinceA, ber trcS feiner nod
ni1t sati3 polenbeten 3. 2ebeusiabre
35 3ol S@ulterb6be bat unb bereits
ZIG pfunb tpiest. einen gan3 pomp6.
fen @inorud ma9t, fnb nit benz in
Netp 0ort angetommenen Sampfer
vNriaona" munter unb geiun6 bort elm.
eetrofen. Der Qlidli9e 8eRber muBte
auf Nerlaugeft bes ia9berftdnbisen Up.
praiiers i'm 3oabauie eineu Bomb bon
$1,700 als gineongs3ol binterleeen.
bofft aber benielben 3uriid au erBolten,
ba CT bic 9unbe na@ueisIt@ 5u 3u9t.
3tpsdsr einsefhbrt bat unb fe laut 3oa.
berpaltunsssG efeb besbalb sOlfrei i'm.
portirt tperben t6nnen.
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Sic 8au< nno Qeib =6rase.

Sn MnbetraGt Der Sbatfa@e. baB bic
columbia Building & Loan Associa;
tionp bon Oenpsr, @ol., auf ben &atb
ibres &edtsbeiitanbes bin bei6Iohen
bat, lire @efNdfte In Ssras ni6t fOrts
5ufeben unb in gripGguns, baB sisle
MitgIieber In ber NbF@t eihtreten, UNI
Mnleiben 3l MAIDEN, bat He elm Nbtcms
men nit Der "National Co. Cooperative
Building & Investment Association
bon Senner, goI., getrnheu, ihre VT
tien In Seras az iibernebmen.
Die Iebtgenannte @eielfhaft III be-
reit, fir ole MitgIieber ~toffenfrei Ut.
item gu tranferiren, in6em fte ibneu bic,
felben 9Ortbeile setudbrt, bic ibnen bon
Der Columbia gfoeiation anseb Oten
tporben finb.
gine Nn3abI prDminenter Nitglieber
boben ibre Nbfi9t 3u erfennen gegebeH,
ibre Nttien 3u iibertragen unb bamit
IDen cine @elegenbeit bG3u gegeben LIT,
nirb unler Superintendent Der 9otal'
9leenturen, Mr. 8. .. 2atprenee, ON
%. 5. so. in San Nntonio eintreFen
unb mebrere Gage bier bsrtpeilen.
Wir bsjieben uns auf bic San NntDs
niD NationaI Bant.
National COOPERATIVE Building &
Investment Association,
6. 6. 8rOesbed, Geeretdr,
2otal.O Office, 1923 Oh. SouFonfruBe.
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eountags : Grturiiou.

Gm eonntas. ben 81. Stunt tuirb bic
Nranfas paB 8 giienbobn einen grcurs
fons 3ug laufen Iafen nod 2eon
Springs, Ban &aub. Borne, Waring,
@omfort, @anobI uno Rer,pile.
Der s3ug DerIdBt San Nntonio UNI 8
ubr Normittags unb tommt in GerrptHe
I'M IL ubr 80 Minuten on.
Ser 3ug berldBt &errbiIe um 5 uhr
Na9miitaas unb tommt in San Unto,
MO un1 9 ubr 80 Minuten Nbenbs ME.
Der an.
Jtur elm Gabrpreis fur bin unb aurnf:
No@ Sepn Springs S. @ents. mad
Ban Raub rs, Gents, nod Borne IS
Gents. nod @arins $1.35, nod Com,
fort $1.55. nod 8anabl $l.85, nod
Rerrbile 5000.
@GcurRons '.3hge, mie bieie, itb ets
tpos, tpono6 fnou lanae Iebbafte Mcds
frage getpeien 1T. Won lam isbt ben
Sonntaq fur iebr setiuss RofeI in bet,
BERGEN subringen.
Wan nebne feline Gunh=a6ybe NIT,
foDie feline NEgelrutbeu unb dmthre
ft@ einen Sag in Der frelen Matur!
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@atk fir @Htterl

gnr tbsr 5 0Sabren idcn tpurbe Mts.
WinsIop's Soothing @prup BON Mils
liOnen BON Mittern beint 3abnen Der
4inber angeirenbet. Mirh 9u i'm
9@lafe 6ur9 bas SGreisu zines 2in5es
geft6rt, bos i'm 3abuen it unb Dor
S1merasn tpetutg Wena 10, IaGe Iofort
efne SIoF@e bon sMrs. Mtnslom's 500.
thing eprup" 6oleu. Gein Wertb ID u:1s
be3ablbar. &c tpir6 benz fleinen 0eibens
ben iDfort 2inberung beri@oHen. Ser.
laBt Sud barauf, @itter, Is LIT teiu
3meifel bar6ber. gs BELT Gblentern
unb Oiarrbpe, regulirt ben Magen unb
bic Tieren, beieitiet @ino RoIit, cts
mei9t ben @aumen, b~erbinbert gnt3Hns
oung unb fdrft bas gar3e SPLEEN.
rMsrs. @inslops Soothing Syrup
fur sabnenbe Rinber lit aneenebm In
@ei@maf unb bas &e3ept fammt BON
einem Der beifen peibliGen Ner3te In
ben Der. @taaten. IS 1T bel alien
Druggiften in Der sanaen Wslt sa ha.
ben. pteis Is @ts. per 5lai9e.
Rauft ni9ts anheres aIs Mrs. Mias.
Ions SOOTHING Syrup.
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gIpf ein neuss MitteI. um idl

= auf elm neuss MittsI, um d u'
N | 9 WdbIer our $beilnabme an
ben WobIeu 5u bringen, III man In
gbicago perfolen. IS foQ ndmli9
eiue Site aler Mablbsre9tieteu auFses
febt merben, pel@e es Deridumen, F9
als Gtimmgeber regifriren au laHen.
8isber biente bic &egifrirlifte OILS
bauptId@li6e @runbIage ber 8orlas
bunget gum @ei6norenenoienf, unb
0iele foQen es, UNI bieiem Su entgeben,
obF@tli@ beridumt babeu, i@ als
Wdbler resitriren 5u lafen, tuobur9
He notirIi@ bes Wablre6tes berlufig
ginsen. Rinftig fol es nun umgefebrt
gema@t perben. Die Gef9norenen
foHen 3und9t auf bic 1eue 9ife bers
ieuigem 6timmbere9tigten Genommen
werben. neI9e es berfdumt baben, R@
3u resiliriren. grft penn bisfe 2ifte
eri@6pft 1T, fol- bic &esifrirlilte on bic
&eibe tommen. Man erwartet oabon
cine ftotte 3unabme ~berienisen, wel@e
f@ rsgifriren lofsn, unb aud berteni'
gen, weI@e fi@ on ben Wablen betbeili'
Gen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-18
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UNI Die &ednuug fir elm SAB &egen.
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Der 56auer, 10 f6nuen. mir uns auf
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mel9e @albeffon felt LANCE erlebt bot.
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eetpbbnli6 fiarfsn Irembenbeiu@s Der
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trinf6ares artefi@es WaHer 3u bef@af'
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pefton INNER mebr au Gage. 0DHents
lid pirb Der in Nrbeit ffebenbe Siefs
brunnen elm ipl@es Iiefern.