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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-17
Putting It Delicately,

He was country parson and good
fellow at heart, and he liked to put 1t
delicately; and so he finished up his SER
mon Sunday:
"And, in conclusion, my friends. wo
will now take up the collection, and
trust shall offend none Of the cheerful
givers who so regularly contribute to,
alasl am afraid, too frequent demands
on their charity, if suggest that I now
possess most ample and varied collec-
ton of buttons, and what we chiefly
need now is some needles and thread
and little cloth. Exchange.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-17
AMERICAN GIRLS WAISTS.


A Physician Says They Are Much Too
Small for Healthy Development.
DIR. j. G. Kellogg, of Battle Creek,
Mich, spoke at the Washington High
school to the girls of the school during
his visit recently.
He opened his remarks by announcing
that he was going to say some very un-
pleasant things about young ladies.
Notwithstanding their good looking
faces, he said, most of them are crippled
and deformed.
The doctor has devoted fifteen years
to the study of the human figure. He
has made measurements Of the Next
cans, the Italian, German and French
peasants, and compared the size of their
waists with those of American girls, and
has come to the conclusion that the
average American woman is deformed,
that her waist is too small for her body.
He had compared the waist measure
ment with the height, and as a result OF
1900 measurements found that the av-
erage waist measurement Is only 30 per
cent. Of the height. The average waist
Of the American woman is 24.6 inches.
The waist of the Venus de Milo is AZ per
cent. Of the height. With such waist
as that a woman could draw good big
breath.
The waist of q woman, he said, ought
to be larger than mans, because her
liver is larger. he said ga smaller heart
but larger liver" but not pleasing the
young ladies by this remark he added,
"Only in quantity; in quality it is other
wise."
The doctor said that those organs
which should be above the waist line are
30 pressed down by tight clothing as to
make women deformed.
He called particular attention to the
fact that although woman doubled in
weight the measurement of her waist
didn't increase at all.
While in Washington the last few days
DR.. Kellogg has measured the waists of
twelve little girls in q private school and
found the smallest waist twenty-three
inches. The average was twenty-four
inches; one was twenty-five and one-half
inches and one twenty-six and one-half
inches, and those waists, he said, will
become smaller as the girls grow older.
These restrictions Of the waist cause
many other deformities, such as hollow
chests, dropping and round shoulders.
DR.. Kellogg did not see any reason
why women shouldn't be as strong as
men. The doctor spoke of the Swiss
women who carry heavy burdens on
their shoulders up and down hills, and
said that they are among the healthiest
women in the world.
He showed by diagrams that the same
evils occasioned in women by tight
clothes were to be found in men who
wore belts.-New York Commercial AID.
vertiser.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-17
Women May Study Plumbing.

At the trade schools, First avenue and
Sixty seventh street, the number of
young men attending the plumbing class
Is almost double that in any other,
thereby indicating the great demand for
such workmen. In conversation with
the head of the schools and with the
manager of the plumbing class, both ex-
pressed themselves in favor of women
acquiring some knowledge of the science
of plumbing. Said the latter, II should
consider the practice of plumbing in all
its brances heavy and disagreeable work
for woman, but knowledge of the
theoretical part would be invaluable
from a sanitary point of view, if from
no other, causing her to detect Imperfect
tons which, when neglected, are often a
prolific source Of 80 called malarial mala-
dies"
In response to question he replied:
Undoubtedly women can be taught to
stop leak, provided they don't mind
burning their fingers in the process. AS
rule" he continued, women are called
upon to oversee the plumbing Of their
house to a much greater extent than
men. In nearly every case the applica-
ton for plumber comes through a
woman, and frequently the workman
never meets the master of tho nsaG.
at all"
A suggestion that the autumn course
Of lectures on plumbing should be open
to women, and that in addition practical
GLASS instruction should be given in the
primary principles Of plumbing-in-
struction which would bear directly on
the ordinary household exigencies, was
not unfavorably received. II can read
ily agree" said the manager, 'that
women shall be admitted to the lectures,
and il sufficient number should desire
practical instruction to make it worth
while to form class, have no doubt
their wish would be complied with
New York Post.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-17
A Typewritsr for the Blind.

One of the most bene6cent inventions
reported is typewriting machine which
can be easily and effectually operated by
the blind. In constructing the machine
the greatest care has been taken to pro-
vide means of insuring aecmacy Of ma
nipulation, and after a.httle practice, it
is confidently stated, those who are de-
prived of sight can work the machine
with as much certainty as those who can
check with their eyes the work of their
fingers.-New York Telegram.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-17
Long Periods.

Miss Prime-Philoso phers disagree as
to which period Of life seems the longest
TO mankind. What is your opinion,
doctor?
Doctor meditatively)-Well, it varies.
In women, for instance, the longest gen.
orally is between twenty-nine and thirty.
know, in my wife's case, ten years
elapsed between her twenty-ninth and
thirtieth ays.-Exchange.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-17

The rooms for the weekly meetings of
the G. A. r. posts are arranged like the
lodge rooms of the other benevolent
orders. In few instances the local post
has become the owner of its own quar-
tiers, and has fitted them up with some
approach to luxurious accommodations,
with library. billiard room, dining room,
kitchen, sustained by rent derived from
other portions of the edifice.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-17
THE RAIL AROUND THE JAIL.


Don't you hor yer head 30 high,
Or you'll bust holes In the sky;
When you walk the big earth jars,
An yer whiskers sweep the stars,
An you I'LL up the hull street.
Whirl the worl roun' with yer feet,
An refuse to speak TO me-
Guess you don't know who be.
So you won't say "howdy do"
But I'm Jest or good ez you;
May hev less original sin,
If I hain't no dimon pin,
Amt no line divides a man
From his fellers, UNDERSTAND;
Amt no line except the rail
OF the fence aroun' the Jail.
Ef / keep outside the rail
OF this fence aroun' the Jail,
I'm great gun, fit ter bang
In the big Four Hundred gang;
An the president, understan',
Is but jest my hired man;
An watch an boss vile he
Does the nations chores fer me.
What we're goin' to do bimeby
Fore the universe goes dry,
Is co make no diff'runce-see!
'Twixt SIGH chaps or you an me;
One be jest CT good ez tother,
Both in love 18th one another;
While we keep outside the rail
or the fence aroun' the jail.
You hain't got no bluer blood,
An yer made er the same mud;
An yer vittlcs, fresh or stale,
Comes from the same dinner pail.
Thet's a good 'nough creed fer me
Thet wuz taught in oil JUDGE;
Men are brothers; good enough;
Men are bruthers; thet's the stuff!
An the time is goin' to be
Wen we'll come to thet idee,
Thet oil men outside the rail
OF the fence aroun' the jail,
VIII all mix like gin'ral dough,
An loves yeast will make 1t grow,
An by tibet time Natur's cake
VIII be riz enough to bake.
IS. w. Foss in Yankee Blade
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-17
Tho First CIoutI.
loo-hooIo cried the bride.

"Boo-hoo-hoor cried the bride.
"What is it, dearY" asked the groom
from the other end of the breakfast ia
BILE.
"Y-y-you have bub-broken your pup
pup-promise," sobbed the bride. "You
said nothing should ever come between
us, and the bub-brealxfast table IL there
nowr'-Harpcr's Bazaar.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-17

The children of the late Sonora Llanos,
the only sister of John Keats, have pre-
sented to the British Museum forty-two
letters from the poet to their mother.
The period these letters cover extends
from 1917 to 1920. They have been pub
lished in collected edition Of Keats
writings, but the originals have value
all their own.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-17
Copyright, l6o0

WAacA avlW ym haze,
sickness, suffering and despair,
or health, strength, and spirit Z
You can take your choice.
All chronic diseases and de-
engagements peculiar to women
are permanently cured by DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
1t restores the female func-
tons to healthy action. 1t
removes the distractions and
suppressions which cause
trouble and misery. For pc
riodical pains, internal inAam-
nation, liberation and kindred
ailments, it is a positive rem
edy. The system is invig-
GRATED, the blood enriched, di-
gestion improved, melancholy
and nervousness dispelled.
It's a legitimate medicine, the
only one that's guaranteed to
give satisfaction in the cure
of all "female- complaints"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-17

1t has been observed that when liquid
carbonic acid is allowed to escape into Il
stout canvas bag in the dark, and by its
expansion to freeze into a snowy mass,
the effect is accompanied by pale,
greenish violet light and electric sparks.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-17

HOLSTERS and crabs masticate their
food with their horny jaws, and they
have also sets Of teeth in their stomachs,
where they complete the work Of chew
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County, 8onOs ut nerfanfen.

Sos 8eridt Der @OuntD=@ommiHdre
bon 8erar @ountp, Seras, bietet bier>
nit bic s%instragenben Bombs i'm 8etra.
ge BON $240. 900 Observation-Disclosures
gig Sauienb Solars) fir bic @rbauuug
bes Gount1. @Ourtbauies gum gertauf
on ben Meifbieteuben aus. 9ieieIben
fnb ein3ul6fen innerbalb bon stpan3ig
Sabren bonn II. Nai 1891 ab. Sic
tragen idbrli9 6 Bro3ent 3tpien, 3abls
bar tdbrli@ i'm @cuntp =Sdabamt gu
San Mntonio ober in elmer Ngentur ber
5taot Nep Oort, q. 3.
8erfiegelte Nugebote nerben in San
Wntonio, Seras, ON Montag, ben IA.
September, 8ormittaas UNI 10 ubr err
6fnet tperben. 9as @eridt Ser @oun.
tp.@ommiRdre bebdlt i6 bas &e9t Dor,
ole Ingebote 5uriid3uneiien.
san N%ntonio. Ser. /. Muguf 1891.
6. %. McNIItfer,
@ountDs &i@ter, 8erar 60.
Ntteltirt:
Sbab. %. emitb,
@Ounips@ lerf, gerar Co., Seras.
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Mlexlei.

SIN Sun pebro Yarf batten f9
asn Wontae Ga6mittas Sauienbe elm.
gefunben CUR 6eier bss ,Nrbeiter.S 81,
ges". Nm 8ormitiag ipra@en Mopor
@aaaeban, 9. Serrel, Jriebensri@ter
9erron unb u. s. 2odmoob. Oie
&ebner an Na9mittag waren s. s.
@DreIanb, 20. Smith, @bas. Gam uab
apaere. Sic ale gaben ibrer epm.
pafbie NIT Der 5o9e Der Mybeiter Nus,
brud. Nm Nbeub folgte Elm gemtt9s
Ii9er BaQ.
= Nm 26. September pirb i'm @as
iino Der etfte groBe Bal bieier Saifon
abgebalten meroen. bur9 mel6en 9lei1s
3ejtis aud Der in eef1madooaier Meile
renopirte Saal eingeweibt pirb.
Der Oeput9 : Sheriff s. Bogel
braGte einen fdmerberleBten Meritaner,
ben er an Der @oliab,&oab 10 Meilen
BON ber Gtaot, In bemuBtIoiem gu.
ftanbe norfano, our Staot. Nles mas
aus BEN 8ermunneten beraus3ubringen
mar, mar Elm Name. Sb Dies ieia
eigener ober Der ieines Nngreifers, bat
bisber nod ni@t ermittelt weroea TOM
men.
= Nm 20. September bdIt Der ga,
labo S6aken : 8ereia fein preisi6ie.
Sen ab.
= 6eute lit nit benz Nbbru9 bes
alien NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bssonnen
tDDrben.
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Weirnbbeit lit @ei6tbms,,

Dx. g. g Mef8 gerpens nab @ebtrn : aur 1T elm
saranttrtes fpeft1lHe8 Seilltttel fur 9piterie, Rrdms
Sies rfxt5fe Astlralgtar &~ppfi&mer5eu, nerpbfe 1ebers
retInn9 unh Gb3pnnnuns, rerurioht bur@ ben hbers
mdststn 0enu6 bon HftrtcI pber Eabaf SdIaflpfss
fettt NieterseiAlaseubetf upb. @ehirrerpet1uns, bic
tn @e6ufinn nu8Qftet unb augemetnes Glenh, Ste&s
thum NIB 1ob terbetfhbrt. Sc TT aud eth Seilmittel
Ssfsa, tsl BslSsn Gei@ieaters, esermatrrrbOsa SER
us{Q6t burH 9et5tiee t1eheranfrenguns rber burA
Suseuhfhnten. Se6e S@aAteI entbdlf bic Sur fur
etHen @ount. $l.00 Bite GmahteI, pber 6 G@ahtein
{4r 500, hurA Bic Nca sesen Gtnienbuns be8 greiies.
aHtr garaniireu, bab 6 SAo6teln ieben San betIer
psrben. Mfit ieeer gefeauns fur 8 S@a4telu, bic Bel
ms nit BEN greife ~eiulduft, ienbeu MIR benz 8eiener
uEiereH 54xiftIi@en @arantie : S@etn, bab mir baS
SET inrhzf&ident mean has Mtttel Refine SeiIans bes
ptrtt. Gpl&e G9etne perben uur a~usSejteut bonn
Gtts Drng Gtpre lGinstge Ggeuteu) SO. s Gaf
Commerce Street, Gan Mntcntr, 3egas.
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Npti5 fir gtemer5abler.

@itp 9al, 1. September 1891.
Nae Sieienigen. tpeI6e Der Stabt
9teuern auf perf6nIi9es gigentbum
fhr bas Sabr 1890 unb ldnger i1uls
ben uno Die bon mir ndbreno hes Mos
mats Auguf 5ur9 Boftarten aufgefor.
bert uurben, In meiner Office bor3us
fprefen uno ibren Berpfli1tungen
nad3utommeu, mhRen bias Dor benz
IL. oiefes Monats tbun, tpibrigenfals
auf geri9tIidem Mese gesen tie einses
i4ritten Deroen tpirb.
gbw. &if9e,
StQbt. Collector.
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Smbm Tabrit.

9as @runbeigentbum, @ebduli6fei.
ten, Wai9inerie un5 Maarenporratb,
bic frhber Der San Nntonio paint
COMPANY geb6rten, mer0en gum bilis
aen greiie geaen 8aar3ablung OHeritt.
Suite 9rDfte fur benieniseu, Der bieies
@ef6dft ii5ernimmt. Cine ausge5ei6.
nete 8~elbanlage fir einbeimii9es Ras
pitaI.
Reagan 8 o n.
MaHenperpalter.
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Sin bentiber Grek . Glub in Can
Mnfnnin.

Sn Gan Nntonio bat fi9 dig !3ueia
bes acknowledgements beuti1 > ameri.
tanii9er Sournalifen unb 69rifffeler
elm 2otalDerein gebilbst, nit Or. Mftbur
&o9s ols prdfioent uno 8. s. 2afrenb
dls Setretdr uno Sdabmeiter.
Bon austudrts bei9etreten 1T benz
8erein bis tebt 9err $. Diesel bon Der
nSeTas poitA.
Ser San Nntonio 0erein III Der
sm6lfte i'm 8unOe. Ser 0aiionalper.
bdnb, Der Dor beildufig feds Sabren
gegrtnbet purbe, etfreut fi6 zines ges
iunben Wa@stbums unb adblt ssseu.
tpdrtig nabesu 400 Mitslie6er. Seine
Nufgabe it,: Wabrung Der 6tanoes.
intereHen; bic unterfthbung bilfsbes
btirftiger Mitelieber, iotpie ibrer @itt,
perl uno Waifea; bic Grinbung zines
Bureaus In Rew Oort our 8ermittluns
bon Stsaunsen fur 8erbanbsmit.
9lieber.
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0as werSteuft ffeat,

2Bt wiiniGeu ~uuieren O2ttbhrsern mil3atbetten, bae
pr Or. Rings neues S&winbiudt8 : Setimittel bereitS
iett elmer Neibe BON Sabren pertaufen, ebenio Or.
atnss 9eue 9eber Niuen, Budlens Grntca Gable unb
electric 8ttters, unb bas mir niemals Seilmittel perz
fault baben, bic 70 gut mssben1 Dber bic 70 aasemein
b~efrtebist babeu, pte bteIe. Wir sDsern teinen @usenz
Slid, Bite @arantie fun bteje Mittel ieber 3ett gu hber>
Eebmen unb iinb tets beIeit, ba8 peraussabte @elb 5us
rndBuSableu, penn ibrem @ebrau6e teine befriebiseus
ben Reiultate sefplst iub. Diele Mittel perbanten ibre
arebe pppularitdt ibren eisenen @erttsntsr. 3um
SsnpIuns pDn Dretbt GbDmpfon u. Sc.
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Moti5 fiir @ewerbefeusr ; 3abler,
9th 6ou. l. @ehtember Is

@itp 9al, l. September 1891
&auheute unb anbere fteuerp1i1tiae
@enerbetreibenbe Derben aufeeforcert
barauf 81 a9ten, baB tire @eiperbeiieu
ern m 8oraus entrihtet werbeu.
mie bas 8eieb es bori@reibt.
9ieienigeu, tDel6e nit Der 3ablunq
ibrer @emerbeifeuern i'm &ndfanbe
tnb, baben fofort bas 8erldumte mad,
subolen, ba settion SO, 2apitel So Der
fdDtil6eu Sr5iranaen bon ieBt at
treng bur9gefibrt meroen mir5.
gb M. &if6e,
Steots@oQettor.
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Galifprnias@efue.

Meinliebbabsr inben elm groBes 60
ger bon feinen California Weinen bel
9errn s. s. Weper am Mlamr
pla3a. 9err Wteper fu6t bic Weine
an Drt uno Stele aus ul.h fault bireti
aus benz Seller Ter @einah9ter. Mls
sutem 9enner gelinst es Tim fets, bic
beiten Scrten atsauwdbIen. St tann
feline Runben une 6amilten nit einem
suten 3robfen Derieben. &otbs unb
MeiBmeine In oor3a9I,9er Qualit6i
BON febt ab $1.00 per @alcne - frei
ting 9aus geliefert.
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SIN Ginbereaa sduh.etpre.

de9ou # nitraBe u. Ibe. 6,
1T ioeben angetommen: Sin GROCER
8orratb bon 2inber : Slippers unb
Sduben bon Is Gents ~aufwdrts.
Samen Sizes unb Slippers bon rs
Gents aufUdrts bis au ben feinften
Qualitdten.
Das 2ager In Dame1s unb 0erren.
S9ub3eug, bod ober rliebris gei9nit.
ten, nit Der 6anb ober Mai1ine &c,
ma@t, 1T grOBartig, gu preifen, Bic
Seoen In @rfaunen ieBen mtHen.
Wer feines unb 3uslei6 b~ouerbaftea
S9u9uerf tragen min, taufe i'm Gin
oereaa S9ub,St
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= Bon elmer gang mertwirbisen
Wirtung, bic Der nbeilise Rod" bon
Srier ausiibt, idreibt man aus Cob
leu3: Nm Samfag berf9wanben bier
bic 2eaner In einigen sr6Beren &etaus
rants. Gin Ngent batte bieielben beims
lid mad 9rier eugagirt. Nu9 In ei.
mem &eitaurant In ems bot man ale
&elnerinnen nod Srier a%nseiporben /;
etnes Worsens tuaren fe Nle pers
i1munben.
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6 . 8.
Cages Gbrunif.
s. g p e III Der.

s. Der.
1854. Ser golfstribuu 8ien3i su Npm ct:
morbet, Sefdmpfer bes &bels.
1474. @rtoft gu &eesio s%eboren, 9idter.
1866. Nicolans 3rtnb fdut bet Der @ertbsts
bisung bon Sisetb.
1850. Suisi eberrbini Comp sebpren au
Glorens. -Ganaoa Rem ensIdubern iiber'
Iaffer.
1872. Den Sran8oiea Der beutide 8eidss
frie8 erflGrt.
1906. 9einri9 Sarbe seboren.
1881. Girnabme @ari9au's bur4 Die 9iui;
len. gnbe Der ppIntiden Snirrrectipn.
1855. Groberuns bes Malafotp : Sburmes
BON SebaitpppI bur6 9eIiiiier @er3ps bon
MalafofD. Gxa9
1868. NadtIider Mneriff auf Sort 5umpter,
1883. SoIenbune Der Enthusiastically
1886. 6iirit A~leranber bon 8ulgarien banfi
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S@~ Serr gb. DieffeIborf,
Der befaaute unb laneidbrise Mirtb Der
bat nun on Der gommerees
fttabe, g~egeniber bon 8roos' Bant,
cine elegante Wirtbfdaft einseri9tet,
mo fets frif9es Bier uub 8etrdnte aaer
Dirt Derabrei@t uub feiner 2un9 ierbirt
ipirb. 2ogenrdume gu permietben.
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Wesen rBerbreituns iocialifis
ider Senbensen" finb Der baperii6e
&ebafieur Diebl uno iein fd6Rf9er
Golege @rabaauer aus benz &eierpe>
Sficierfanb entlafen tuorben.
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8anpldbe fit 8obnbauier,

Srei CUTE pldBe an Der Dapfons
unb bier on Der 5tarrs StraBe geIege1,
Rnb nod gu baben.
Preiie, bic ieoem 3dufer geseu Baars
aablung aufaaen tuerben.
Reagan Sou t 0 n,
McNenDermalter.
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RJ- Weroe tpdbrenb bes Monats
September, 3u preiien bic i'd i'm Sons
rter ~berlangte, irgenb peI9es @runos
eigentbum BON Sam Waoerids Con-
eursmaRe ~bsrfaufen.
Reagan 9oulo II.
Msafenberwalter.
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8enoors 9ien Soften.

Mer Selb auf SntereHen anlesen
tDil, benz perfaufe i'd Soften, bur9
9Dpotbet aei6ert auf @run6eigenibum
nit Ooer obne 8erbefernnaen.
Reagan 9outon,
Maf5euperpaIter.
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geeas ..

= Sn Ooatum pirb cine 8aummou,
famensO elmtble etablirt.
= Bon Meimar aus naretl big gum
6. mebr als 5000 8aIsn 8aummole
oeri9iHt tporben. = 3p6lf Seuti9e
trafen aus Der alien 0eimatb In @eis
mar elm, bic f@ in Der umsesenb ries
6erlahen tuerben.
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- Sn meiuem6 auie ilnb iieis Or. gu.
quit &6niss hamburger Sropfen pprrd.
tbis unb i'd battle fe fur oas bette Mittel
gesen ole 8erbauuugsbei9Derben. -
". Bort, GootsS traBe, portase, @isc.
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an einem beftigen MaeenIeiben
leioenb gebrau6te i'd nit ausgeaei4ne,
ten @rfolgen Or. Ausuit &bnig's Dam.
burger SrOpfen. SD battle bieFelben
ieBt tets I'm 0auie borrdtbie.-Daniel
Meibner, Hep Baben, Ser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-08
Guenue Gisentbnm.

Besebrenspertbe Cd . 2ots an ber
Gbenue 6 unb . finb abermals i'm
pretie reou5irt tporoen.
Staotsg igentbum wirb su 9orfpreis
len betfauft.
Reagan 9oufon,
Mafenuermalter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-08
Ser Semtid1e gad.

Sas gentraItomits aur iseier bes
rSeutf6en Sases" belt Montag Abenb
ietne regelmdBige @erfammlung In
s9ol3' Gale ab.
Der 59abmeiter beri6tete als tolIsts
tirt, DGbreuD Der berfloKenen Wo1e
$3.50. 9err S66ppel oferirte SIS fir
bag Yrioilegium einen WienerpurIt.
unb talten 2un6fano i'm @en~traIgorteu
81 baIteu. Nneenommen.
Grau Wi9el nurbe Der RaFee. unb
&u9enffan6 gu 500 Mietbe augez
ipro9en.
$. @mefon erbielt grlaubaiB fit SIS
einen etaab sum MeFermerfen gu erz
ri6ien.
q. 9. Smith besabIt $15 far einen
@anbDfanb.
Ser Setretdr, lag cine Muffeuung
oler nod nDtbisen Nusgaben Dor, toel.
DE einen @eiammtbetrag bon 81, 1874
ergiebt. 9ierin eingel6lofen 1T Die
Shulo auf Dos @runbeigentbum unb
g6uppen uno beranidIagt fdmmtli6e
@usgoben mdbrenb ber GeHtage. Sn
Wnbetra6t oiefer nod febIenben Sum.
me, telte 9err s. 9er5f If. einen Mns
trag, ben In Der borigen BeriammIuna
gefaBten 8ef6luB rs Gents gintritt gu
berlange1, 81 reeonfbertren. Nn9es
rommen. 9arauf beanttagte 6err 5.
Setf IT. so Gents @intritt 3u berlalls
gen unb @ontres Marfen au nerabrei1en.
Nn9enommen. 2inoer untsr ~ Sab
rem finb fret./
Ser 8orftbenbe berlas Nngebote fiir
Geuertperf uno bengalii6e 8eleudtung.
Cine Girma in MeDabe unb eine In
Dallas baben f9 etboten fur ben Be.
trag bon $75 Geuertpert su liefern.
Nuf Nntrog bon 0errn s. u. @6tb
wurbe bic Sferte bon McDabe o1ges
| nommen.
leber bic Bef6affung bon bengali.
f6er g.leu6tung tpurbe fein 8e16luB
aefaBt, ionbern benz gorRbenben bas
&e6t eingerdumt, gu benz biligHen
Breife bas N6tbige au beiorgen.
Der NorHbenoe berihtete, baB CT 100
OubeEb @ttbIe eefauft babe. 90 In
Der borigen 0eriammIung 1ur $500 FIR
Wfufit beuiligt uurben. 10 ffente 6err
Carl Bed ben Nntrag. bic nod feblens
ben 1913 na6trdgli6 a~naupeifen. Nns
nommen. Der @orfbenbe beri6tete
ferner, baB cine @inIaoung an idmmts
li6e 2oseu bes States Der 6ermannsz
i6bne ergangen iei, R6 an Ben Geft3ii.
gen au betbeiIigen; au@ befirDortete
er, baB piele Nrbeiterberbdnbe Der @tabt
eine ginlabung erbalten.
0a9bem nod auf bic bringenbe
Notbmenbigteit aufnerfiam genna9t
tuuroe, @elber erbeisuf6aRen, ertldrte
Der 8orF5enbe Die 8erfammlnng fir
gef6IoRen.
a9- Die sroBen 8aupIdbe anf BRO.
ipeft 0il oferire i'd iebt UNI 80 pros
gent biQiger oIs biefelben Dor Mnbau
Der elettrif6en StraBeneifenbabu gum
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-08
Er@tes Konzert.
6 fer s fell.

Grfer SbeiI.
|. ga &ebue, 0}arfG, bon be etreabboup. Orneaer.
2. Ou CUMBERLAND, Don 81. gDurf NfaHennor.
.. Sm 2Daloe, BON u. Ntari1ner 5iferbaIe @eiangueretn.
:. I'm os yaterlan6, BON 9. Rreuber ..........2a denbad 5rObHnn.
:. SlanDWenn pom .. 8. Werhr. We usBrounels WGnner1Dr.
3. geretbnaeiaai9t, bon s. 8. Mattbep .....@ Comfort gemii6tr Gbor.
Z. Jantafe (hr 8rombone), bon 4ohler. Orteher.
3Detter SbeiL.
.. 0uoenare No. VII, bon &. s. 6ebler. DrheRer.
!. @riatteo, BON j. aueden- .WaHen@or.
~ stadtlang uno esbnindt. bon 8. areuBer Borne geansbsrein.
u !. YIN ueaien. BON Or. Us. Woldnar. ..--..- Griebrihsbure Goncorbia.
~. Stloernes gd6hin, bon 6. Siemann .....-..Smitbion Walep gdo.
IL. Os 0eimatbs.SbaI, bon g. Rafner ........... Comfort 2iebertafI.
"A. gebben LAB bid taHen (gotsleb) M1o6en@or.
10. GroBes Botpouri, bon 8eH9 OrdeHer.