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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-05
FOR LIFE Is NOT TO LIVE
But TO BIZ WELL

WHATcoM, Wash, March S, 1891.
DR.. Jordan, Seattle, Wash, Dear Sir-My
father-in-law was able to go out on the
street four days after he commenced taking
your medicine; six days after he went ten
blocks and surprised some of the people
that thought he would not be able to go
out of doors again. Four doctors in this
town thought he never would be able 70 60
out again. The swelling was nearly all
gone in four days. He has slept well the
last two or three nights which is some
thing he has not done before for several
months. If he gets cured shall do all
can to advertise your medicine.
Yours respectfully,
FRANK F. FISH.
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BrcxrrY. Wash. April d

BUCKLEY. Wash, April o5, 1891.
DR.. Jordan, Dear Sir-I received your
medicine and have taken it ever since I
am feeling ever so much better. The pain
through my kidneys has all left and the
dizziness has nearly all gone. Please send
me what medicine need and oblige.
]. w. DAVIS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-05
MERCHANDISE.

MERCHANDISE.
Quiet and firm.
Options closed steady and unchanged
!. points up. Sales were 1870 bags. includ-
NJ At Si7.sSGl7.9o; June. 3l7.70: July,
August sl,zs spot Rio, nrm; fair car
Raw, nominal and easy; refined. lower
fndes; No: 9, l-l6c; OF A, fS94 5-i6c;
rlloners A, 5-ioc.
9-Neglected and nominal
steady; domestic, $tosis.
-steedy; straits, 1895.
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.
- May 4--wheat is lower, with large
lave business. Opening prices for July
&C higher than Saturdays closing. but
- with some few fluctuations Sc from the
hgures touched at the opening; ad-
~, receded 2lsc more. fuctuated and
sbout &c lower than Saturday. Receipts,
bushels; shipments, 6i7 900 bushels.
eas-Essy; cash, $LolsA eSi.oi7s; July,
s-Essy; cash. Sc; May. sss.c: July.
Easy: cash. sas4c: July. 4s>S@4e+c.
a-Neak; cash. $e.so9asi1a: July, $500
y-.S.
Duh At SIC.
aldsss- S ssea IS; short clear. sssc9s. 70;
ubs. u l0S6la
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
kAso. May A--Cattle-Receipts. 1000;
~ 0-569S60
-keceipts, 5000; steady and active:
Ma common, a. 509l7o: prime stockers
~ AsQ94o prime heavy and butch
xnn, AS(95.l0: light, sl?ntG5.
keceipts. 200; active aud strong;
0ses, It91s5; Westerns, sa.4oS6.5o.
notion STOCK rxcHaNsR
Nay A-Closing stocks:
Topeka So Mexican Gen., com. 22,x
ss0o......... ~ san Diego. ......... 2ls4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-05

Mrs. Charles Russel, OF Eastern Oregon. Was
cured of asthma OF fifteen years slanoias ny
Noore's Revealed Remedy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-05
Joops CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER DELTA

VII leave Fl atseid-Coiman dock ~ o'clock q. N.
Moncay. Wednesday and Friday for Kingston,
Port osnsle, Bangor, seAo<ck. Hcma Ho0A In
nwarp, Hoods Port and tHson City. Returning,
leaves MON City ~ o'ciock q n
y. IHoUTAAN, Master.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-05


souss soun
81
vr.arryx... Law AnR1vn
z zsa msy -... 9:3e a An:sorsss oo
Pt. Townsend s.g0 : N ae.sriS - - : e
ssatsls...,,,u. 600 n Tacoma. 1900. 1io0 : =
SoU1D xo118
r,.,
AEHYvI
fesssle- ....'' ~ - "a SEATTLE .....- 300 IN
Pr Townsend. 400 5 m a nacnrtes.. a., = N
Anacoftes-.. 700 M Bell Raw .... IN : m
be1I Bay. 90 m lvau~ouver AN = ~
y 4 orprr, ~ John IRVING, Manager.
The company reserves the right 10 eAanr. ~
shove arhesanle wtfhant nnfice ~ VIZ
THE STEAMER cr.ARa ppov
WIN leave datnelds wharf "Wednesday
TACOMA. OLYMPIA, sHKLroH Am
Way PORTS.
rwAn~~.....,.
S
$500
RAlLWATS.
-
1F48 SOBIHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Z the Hne to take 70 al points Eagt an4
south. II Is the DINING Can ROUTE. %
runs through vessibuisd Trains svaY
oay In thc year to
ST PAr,Y. Ann currAco
W. .cns.s- - 1900
r--. =. ,NSl. o..use u e.Ts,
SSr ~ Dnine lars unsurpeeeed. -
oW1ne hoom eieepefs OF iatess
equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
- thar r.n y. r,v.@~,rt.a "a ->,.A -
cnmuodafiona srs hSsh ~ :. ~ "a f,rrtsSs1 -.
hoIders al f;rsf ~ s.ccr1 a. :. t;rk -. srd -
= -. - - 1910 - = e - 1896, -"
EAEdANT DAY COACHES
A continuous line connecting with All unea A.
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why do without bookcase when you can buy
one lar s. q. o. W. lynch & Co tneorporafedl,
! asi and .sss Front street. corner University
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Trsmons Buildine. Ga Jront -.
Is f.es Cas- s:e - al s.sssss III a.
Groa1est success I'll Chronic. Nerves.. 6lood ard
aad css M "a. g
snd 9 ne LonS lsi.ad csiisss Hospital Broekiyn.
I'M ana anavs.si I success a X sSs treatment and
eur q Chronic diseases sntitle these eminent ply.
eleiaas g IL MN coincidence q the amicted sveEy
= cEnrAM AND POSITIVE CURE ~ ~
awml sesca: g sakiy vics and the numerous evils
PRIvXTE. BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES
e9G.'1s;sH en- And sKs sGT Drs
FH is July e fsi n s U:R
HYDROCELE AND YARICOCELE perma,
nenslZ and sueess.f6lly cured In evssE ssae
Eishs Emissis.s Decsyed Facnities. Fsmsis
disorder tkat result nom youfhfnl ollie q tho
HARHIED xfS, q thoss entering .. sAss
na2py IA swass oS physical disability. quickly
eTRTCTUREs radieaaly and saiAly cured WIN,
cut pain q detsntion from business.
Rhsumatism. Neuralgia, Cetarrh. Bresehitt4
son ana al disessss q he vssioos organs q Is
z oas s:s ana sas 6sDs
Sc natser vhas yoar complaints. consult snsss
many oeses thas h.v. ossn p.onounesd hops!ess
surgery. axicture. n diseases and deformities q
either ssz ~ impedimsnss e marriage quickly =
c CESS & sAs Ssss e1fdsncs & docsor's skiII
Oflcs Hcurs-9 = M until ,. M sunday. II =
enoa An eonndensisl ssnd csnts & sssnps :
l1s1N yee0De sepaxa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-05

CrEAHEn CHINOOK.
Dnsrz 1oszs 70 I'm IszAxsA
s g. "a In; nss MT. 10y s, Am 3 the steiner
from ocean dock, Anacortes = follows:
zlsssa:so n. .fiidss H.lsor. leave : M
.s ;i1 .ns Ere
northern railway for Avon. woo.ey. sedro and
Port Townsend, Seattle and BeIIingham BAY
points. Freight and Psss:nSsr, w sc.s,ssa 800.
puget SOUND STEAMSHIP LINE.
STEAMSHIPS HAYrIAM REPuBLIc AND
Vim sail nom san Francisco for seattle. Tacoua.
Port Townsend. Sehome, Whatcom, Fairhaven,
Olympia and way ports on the following dates:
H.,ss. p g
~, -
Hssu1nias' vn leave .. a.taeld's dock following
February. 10, 20
Mar t i a. ~
sssIs' received day 4 Mi; ss stsess Pier
General Arents. san Franciscn
J A. HATFIELD. Agent seattle
pAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows:
For san Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
toriA: At6p m spasseasers recelved on board ~
For Alaska: May and IS, June 2. z, II. %.
from San Francisco for Victoria and Puget
Tickets may be obtained at the once Of the com
pany, u Ocean dock, Seattle.
GOODAL, PERKINS 4 CO.,
General Agents. San Francisco.
H. MCCLELLAN. superintendent. seattle
CEArrLE, KIRKLAND. HouGHToN AND
On and sfssr February /, 1891. steamer rdtn 4
Win leave her dock north Of Jackson street cahie
power house. Lake Washington. for Kirkland
Aought0u and farrOw daily.
Leave cable house Leave Kirkland
At GAS q n. At 7:3O q m
AZ 900 q At 9:45 4. m
Al HOO M At Has q m
At 100 D. m. At las o. N
At 500 D. m. At 3:A5 b m
AT $500 p m. At 5:45 D M
Parties Intending to return by O'Clock morning
boat secure berth and meals by applying TO ~
puTser on the steamer.
C.. p. KRAFT. Master.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-05
VIZ ALWAYS HAVE MONEY

-1N-s]-
To loan on city and farm property. ID. +. Nc
C,nuanchey 10 Washington building
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Fun First Regiment orchestra "IOiansSs."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-05

poet twenty-four hours goods and
kayo bean shipped from 6eattle In
l. Ing amounts: BY rail-Northeru
t1ns: Columbia 4 Puget Sound,
etle, Lake shore 4 Eastern. l95
q dooos-J. r. Mcdonald, IS tons: w. r.
tcns: Garland, IS tons: City Of
- - tons: Eyangel % tons; City Of
rs: W. K. Merwir, s tons; Buckeye,
ce, tons; lola, tons; Glide, 8 tons:
1nson, 2 tonA Total shipments, 7s5
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-05
ro1 THE sxAorr.
THE STEAMER WIN. ?. xuN1oB

Leaves Hatnelds wharf Monday. wednesday and
Friday mornings, on tide for Richmond, Ed.
monds. Mukiltoo. Tuiaiip, Staawood- FL. SkAgo
CITY Mt. Vernon, Avon. sedro ard Hamilton
Z W. SMITH, 9ASser.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-05

omd msrchandise have been received
- - Seattle during the past twenty
- = follows: BY rail-Northern Pa
Z orns: Columbia & Puget Sound, %
- Lake Shore & Eastern. 20s tons.
Haytian Republic, 296 tons; Edith, 50
"v Ct Quincy, % tons; Evangel, Is tons:
= Doottle, tons; State Of Washington. S
3hiue, tons. Total receipts, 1,l24
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ProrIEs SAVINGS BANK
Will N,.s .asSc;s; to ,nc;ss:: TO 90
oectaeut., block. Front street. Yesler avenus ~
James street. Seattle. Wash.
Incorporated December 10. 1889.
oyyIcxr.-poAnp OF TRUSTEE.
BAILEY GATzERr ..............;; Pres;dens
1 InTM TVhip ENNY.:s second vice Pres'dens
las. r. HAYDEN Manager, Cashier and Sec'y
TRANAKw JOHN IEA isSef
wA- Z BALE nai1.ro rANKE'o nN eo'
Dividends declared last days Of Nay and No
Loans ON real estate security.
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK, OF
i seattlA
Paid up capital.
S"oVv
Buy and sell foreign and domestic exchange:
United States and Europe: receive deposits Of
money ana Issue pass books or certihcates there
for. Our facilities for making collections are COM
piete and viii receive prompt attention
p. GATZERT................ President
4 B, STEWART. Vice President
i. i j. HUNT. i fRxujiEN;THxL
CONTROVERSIES:
London, n. n Roihschld 4 Sons: Paris, De
sseIssr Co: New YORK, agency q .ank q ca,L
Sorn:a. Chicago, Commercial SaiionAl Bank:
e. Bank r csseani. Pa.sa n: In
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
csa-,s- Commercial ana Yesier AvsunA
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-06-04
CASCADE SPRINGS.

Pioneer: Many years ago Judge
William e. Church concluded to COM
bine grangerism with law, and took up
ranch some eight miles from Hot
Springs, which he subsequently sold
when he determined to remove to Chi
cago. The property has recently
passed into the hands of company,
composed principally of Hot Springs
and Chicago men, and it is now deter
mined to make summer resort out of
it. 1t is said that some magnificent
medical springs exists on the land, of
great virtue in curing diseases and of
larger volume of water, than that of Hot
Springs. The water has recently been
analysed at Berlin, Chicago and Boston,
and the analysis has proved beyond a
doubt its efficacy as health restoreI.
Cascade Springs are about nine miles
from Hot Springs, on Cascade creek,
and about five miles from the line of the
b. & M. road.
The company owning the springs has
started large number of important i'm
provements, among which is bath
house which, it is claimed, will be the
finest in the country. 1t will be of
stone, finely finished inside, with tilling
and hard wood, and no expense win be
spared in identifying the interior and
exterior. Besides there are in course of
erection a magnificent hotel, postofice
block, two large business blocks, and
during the summer mammoth plunge
bath will be put up. The parties erect
ing the plunge bath are closely connect
ed with the B. g. railroad and this gives
hope that the b. & M. will extend its
line to the new summer resort
The establishment OF this new resort
cannot in any way initiate against Hot
Springs, but will act rather as stimu-
liant by increasing the number of attract
ions il the vicinity Of that famous resort.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-06-04

People do not understand, that distress
by drought has only existed in some To-
calities, and in these where there has
been thin settlement, whereas even DUR
ing the worst years the new state as q
whole has yielded immense agricultural
production, which in many staples is ex-
ceeded by only few OF the oldest and
the greatest states in the union. In ag-
ricultural resources South Dakota can
make showing, including grains, grass
es, roots, fruits, etc, which will be a rev.
citation. And this is only one-half OF
the story. The mineral resources of the
Black Hills region have been lately as
serted by scientists to be the richest on
this continent. Those who have a rudi-
mentary knowledge Of the facts will ap-
preciate how interesting will be an ex-
hibit of the rocks, and what profound
impression it will make. The real en-
barrassment results from the very varie-
ty and immensely of South Dakota's re-
sources. To represent them properly is
a herculean labor, involving not merely
much time and money, but also the right
method and system and able manage
ment.- An exhibit will be made. This
seems to be virtually decided. The next
important thing is to see to it that the
display is adequate 1t would be better
not to make display at all than to
make one that is inadequate and unjust
to South Dakota. But its wit and en-
terprise may be trusted on that score
Sioux City Journal.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-06-04
A SOUTH DAKoTA ExHIRIr.

What magnificent display South
Dakota can make at the worlds fair!
II viii require no little expense and
labor, but il the work be properly done
the world viii be taught a lesson which
II will never forget There has been 90
much talk Of drought and distress for
two or three years that to the millions
aast Of the Mississippi river IN this ooun-
try and abroad these are the things first
suggested by the name 81 South Dakota.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-21
Wes3Dseram9 ber @albeftomer Safen=
8Atttem.

Wie cine 6pe3talzD epeiGe aus @as
ibington mel6et, bat bic Reip Oorter
Girma, tpeI9er bic @aIbeftoner 6afeit,
arbeiten 3uertbeIIt iporbet tuaren, ben
betrefenben @ontrati, hur@ tuel@en He
f@ our ausflbruHg ber Nrbeiten 3u
berpfidien bate, nibt ge3eiGnet, nit
onberen Morten he ueigert f@, ben
6ontrdft gu tiberGebmeu.
S6oR gletd aIs oas @ebot bar 6tr.
ma our 0fentli1en 3enntniB fam. tDass
ben, befonbers aud In @alDeftDn Gttms
men laut, tueIde bic 8ebauptung aufs
ffeQten, BOB bic Girma niemals tn Stan
be feiu tueroe, ben Rontratt inneaubal.
ten, neil bas Iugeb0t, uel@es He ee.
maGt babe, eAtlGiebeu ein 3u nieblis
aes lei, es uurbe 0amals i6on allss
W68ii6e perlu6t, bas RrieSs. Separie.
ment bosu gu beftimmen. bob Der Rrn-
trait einsm @~alpefDner SDnbitat suer.
tannt wiiroe. wel9es bas nd@R.nisbri.
&c Gebct sema9t batte, naihrli6 obne
Grfolg.
SEPT tpito = tpie General @aiep benz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-21

gOt einiseu Sabren finsen @bamber.
lain & 60. In 0es MDtnes, Soma, on,
eiHen 9ufen : Enrup az fabriairen.
Ra9 tur3er 3eit .gepoanen he bic
ueber3eu8ung, baB bas Sabritat bas
geffe mar, wel@es nod ie fir 6ufen,
sgrtdltungen uno Group a~ugebotea
wurbe. I'm fi9 elmer ~alIgemeiaen BE.
liebtbeit gu erfreueu, mar es tl6tbig, bab
pie Weni@beit bic boraigli@en @igen.
f9afien tenner lerre. Sbre fRon5tel
9ofnaH8en 9ineen in grfHllung. Sebt
merbeu idbrlid iber breibun6erttau.
fenb 6laf@en gbamberIains Cough
Remebb perfauft uHb aagemein afs bas
bette MitteI %anerfonnt. giner ttarfeu
@rtdltuag III bamit fGnelIer ab3uhels
fen, ais nit irgenh einem anberea Mit.
tel. gu eeftanfsn bel H. Cohen & Co.,
9a!teDer s. Son ua6 olea bebeutenben
D~rosaiffeh.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-21

Da8 gauge 9aDr lang ha9it
bn pcrtrauci auf 81. @lcrce'S GOloen
Mebical Discovery, OaB eS oos glut
reinist unS as Spitcm itdrft. 9afelbe
1T nidt NIT 6en 5~ariapartllas gu oers
8lsiaen, bic fir bas 9ht IN Ben @Onae
ten Mdrs, April unS Mui beiliam fem
lOlen. DaS r@olOen MeOieal Dis
coperp4 mirtt sleid polttAuenb gu ie0er
:3eit, unS i'll aIen 6aaen bon Sebers
9ei6en ODER iblen Safter, luie AUDI irl<
rier ibr Nanle ooer i6re 8ei@affeabeit
fem mOser.
Sc lit Der biaisite 8lutreiaiser, Der in
NpOtbefen p%ertanft WirO, neil oa uur
allsirs baua @etS bt8ablf, luenrl es Dir
gut 9etban bat.
Dein @efo luirb Dir saraiderftattet,
faIs es BIT nidt beilbriugcaS sepeieu
1T ODER bid enrirt bat.
&annlt Ou nod naebr %perlanscn?
,@olocm Wlebical Discovery entbaft
feinen affO9ot, bid 5u beraaidea, uuO
teinen sDrup Ooer 3uder, Oeine Sers
bauuns gu bseiatrddti9el.
Sc it sin co~aecntrirtcr 8~flan5snsrs
tract ii groBe 6laidea pcrpadt; aass@
nebm fir ben @ddraad, nlto BON slei3
gutter @irfuus iir errpadiens OOer
&inber.
Das Discovery" beit ale 5alt>,
Gtalps utb erpfusoica atiieetioueat, iOie
Saut@e ntsinbung, S@Orb salss6llB,
6isber, @lir0ldppamin, Saftselclfs
Gdmer5en. unO sleidartise 0eiOcn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-21
gd,wiubimd,t aebetIt.

@sasm alien ar3te, ber bon Der Rraris Su'
rhdsesosen Iebt, purbe Ourb einen oFtnbiiden
Miifonar bic @eiGreibuns zines etnfa6en
besetabilif den SeiImittels fur bic i9neae uno
bauernbe Seiluns bon 2ungeai9pinol u9t
8ronditis, Ratarrb, sltbma unb allen Gals.
unb Qunsentrantbeiten aussebdn6ist. gud
elm @ittel fir pCfitipe, rabttale Seiluns bon
gerbeni@tpa4s MnS allen aerbentrantesitss.
IN faufenb E1leu erbrobt bottle. er1dtete CT
es fir feline YFidt, bas Ilittel ieinen Ieibenben
Mitmenl9en bstannt gu MAIDEN. Bon Sieiem
Motib unb Bunid setrisben, tanbstte er. SD
feube bieles Steaspt gang toaenfrei an aQe, bic
es pinG6en, In beutider. en9liI9er unb fran.
a0fl6er Spra9e, nit boiler Gapeifuns Der Ser.
heIuns unb bes @sbrauds. Ssnbe gbreNs
uub Briefmarte, bsjiebe Did auf biele 3eitun9
unb i'd ienbe t8 iofort. 80. u. Nobss, s2C
PopsrS 8Iod, 8odefer, y, o. la, 10, lsmm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-21
6limamehiel

brinst mebr Meni&en in BITE CRUDE, uIS oassmein am
senpmmen rirb. Ramentli& 1T bieS tdufs Der 6au
BET Burten Ober f&pdali8en 6pnfttutiOnen, unb unter
u~nIeren Ginpanberern, wel4e neue Setmftdtten in fol.
den abetIsn he's @eftenS iu4en, in rsl6en gu selriis
fen SabreSSetten Malarta unb tppb6feS Nteber bdufta
~auftreten. Gss bette 9rrbereitun9 fur etnen We6iel
hes Glimas, Res WaHers pber Der 3idt, pelhe Bel eli
ner @erdnberuus bes ~Q9rbncrts oft unrermetbitH fnb,
LIT Spfetter's Mlasenbitters, pel6eS ni9t nur bas Gps
fem sesen Malarta, bic 6infniie rerdnberliGer Gem :
perotur, Der GeuHtieteit unb bic idpd9enben @irtuns
gen tropiIGer Site feftist, lcnhern aud has Bette GRit=
tel eesen partletbi9teit, Dpspepie, aeberlei6en unb
dbnt-He Setmiu6unsen 1T, nellie BEN Guspanberer,
rem @ei6dftsreifenben, rem Ssemann unb teim in iros
ptlhen 9itma fh oufbalteneen Gparilen brpben, SUI
6eefabrer, 8ersleute unb Nderbauer in neu b~efiebeiien
@esenhen Bat es it9 ala pirtIamIte S&uemebr aeaeu
die ibre @elunebeit bebrobenhen @efabren %ertpie1en,
ME aus ~5abtpien, eieS bei6einisenren 8eusuiHen Der.
uDr dPht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-21
u. s. garis. 2. 81. &ot5ueq.
PARIS &

pbotograpbtf@es 4teIter,
go. IL unb Is @eft. Commerce. traBe,
San IatOuiO. 9ie alerneueReu Sem
res in photographer fem ausgeftbrt,
ebenfo elegant wenn ni@t better, ME
irgenb pel6e i'm 5taate. 2ebeusgroBe
@roDon Bortraits unb alle 9tterl bon
8ergr6Berun9en. @ebt Cure 8ilber
ni6t Gremben, um ife Dergr0Bern au
lofen, nenn bic Nrbeit bier bon Der.
anttportli9en 9initlern aur bollen GU
frieoenbeit ausgefibrt ner6en tam.
@ir liefern 1ur Nrbeit erfer &lahe ab.
MnR9ten bon @eb6u6en neroen aufs
genommen unb ole Nuftrdge a~uBerbalb
benz Ntelier prompt beforgt.
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Den rgtoH@ Qber, aus BEN Der
Meui6 beffebt, iennen mir ou@ 26rs
pet; bic s&raft@, bur1 bic ct iebt
unb f@ betDest, beiBt au9 5eele,
unb bic ngernunft" uirb nit einem
anberRn Morte au9 Self genannt.
Ser Menf9 bsfebt aIfo aus: a6r'
per, Seele unb @eif. Saraus beftebt
aber aud bas WeItaII.
Sen .&6rper" bil6en bic Glemente,
bas Mafer, tpie bic 2uft unb Der grb.
hoben, auBerbem aber aud bic Gee
firne; bic 8laneten, Some unb Monb
uub aue bic anbern aud. Qnb iie ale
beuegen fi@, mas tpieber cine bewo.
genbe vRraftA nOtbmenbig ma6t, cine
v@ eItfeete" alfo, bic bas Weltal
bur9brinst, uie bic Meui6euieeIe ben
Menf9enf6rper. 9asu fommt aber
mod, DOB ole 8ewesungen Der @rbe
ME Der Geffirne, mad &egel unb Oro.
nung, b. B. mad beffimmten, etuigen
@eleber Dor f9 geben. $50 aber Sc
febe uno 9rbnuag Iino ; n~eruiinftige
@eiebe, bic ole Betpegung stuedmdBig
reseln, obne He su binbern, 10 taB alio
4. g.. Elm @terr ben onberen balten
biltt, uao bod feiner benz anbern In
ieiner 8abn binberli9 NTH: 6a 1T aud
v8ernunft" Dber Self" ba. 1ub an
oieie Melt > 8ernunft, bieien
WeIt, Self mihHeH mir elaubet.
Oh mir nun tpollea uber ui6t, tuett chen
bic berntinftisen Gefebg bic bas
Weltau regieren, bo in6. Hub biele
@eiebe beteben, oh mir He ~erfennet, OBJ
| mir etwas oabun uifen, nber nidt.
Bir m65en He erforiden, aber Fe pas
rem Bot uns f6on ba, ebe nod elm
MenI9 He erfori@t bate.
Ser INTERRUPTED awif6en benz Men.
{9eageif uno benz @eItgeiR beffebt
nun barin, BOB tpie ber Menf6enf0rper
unb bic Meni6enieele bef9rdntt
unb enbIi9 fno In &aunt, 3eit unb
Rraft, 10 III aud ber Self bes eiaaelnen
Meni9en att GENTLE S9ranten gebuus
ben. 9as WeItaIl basesen TT
uneubIi6, To 9 unb 10. 1T feline
9eeIe, fein Geif, bic WeItfeeIe,
Der Weltgetft aud. Mir aber Ies
ben i'm Meltan, Rnb Elm She'll beKeIs
ben, unb meth bic 3eit bes @in5elnen
abgeIaufen, feline Rraft au gube unb
fein Self miibe III: banr febrt Der
stof CUR grbe, alfo gum 9eItaG 3r.
frHd, bon BEN er. Ia geupmnfen iuar /;
bic Geele, bic Rrafk, bereinigt Hd ,uie.
- -Yx g.. mn -rlneH en- Tf -
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SGnt. N2mth,a

@artens unb 2on3ert,2otal
auf benz @ouberuments 0igel. eegen.
iiber bonn @ingang gum 8~arabeplab.
Die Snfafen BON 3utf6eu werben bonn
8arrDom aus bebient. Angenebmer
Nufentbalt i'm @arten. @roBer Dor,
aigli@ bentilirter 6aaI. SmpOrtirte
Weine, feline Mbisties, 2iqu6re, ftets
noraigli@es Bier; feline @igarren. 5 e.
Sonntag Ra@mittag BON
4 nbr ab groBes GreisRon3ert.
Mbenbs Ball. Sas 2otal ftebt
9ribatgeieai@aften our @~erfisuus.
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g e wnm;ra W0or,Fcet,,,,;,,.

s.. s.. Gpnins misunderstanding
Co., go. l, 3, 5 unb Z Ofe9oufons
straBe, bot bic sr6Bte Mustpabl In
@inb., Yferbetrafts, Oampfs unb
Gan6. puinpen aler Nrt uro bor3iig.
li9fter Gonftruftioa; MaKer &0bren
aler Nrt nebf 3ubeb6r I'M @roBs unb
Rleinbanbel. 0pbraul:i@e Rammen
unb Minbmiblen aler @r6Beu gum
Yumpen unb Mablen inb bort 3u ba'
BEN ober tperben auf Beitelung beiorgt.
@robe Musmabl In allen Nrtifeln unb
bilige preiie bel geoiesenfier Nus
ftihruuQ.
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en- elmer medleuburoiI6eu On,

= SM elmer medlenbursif@en Doris
i@ule britt Der 9attor bic Sungeu In
Der &eligion. gr bebanbelt bic enge
6immelspfOrte unb felt bann bic
Grase: Was Der Neni9 tbun miHe,
UNI bur@ he einseben au t6nnen. &ei'
ner tpeiB es 81 iasen. Sa bebt Elm
Gla@stOpf ben Singer unb aufgerufeu,
eiebt ct bic superR6tli9e Nntuort: sd
mad mir binul"
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1T INNER nod am alien Orte, an
Main pIa3a, Sun NntoniO, often. Sn:
iterbalb BET leBten Feben Sabre babeu
feline gigenthiimer. ober 8er.paltungs.
Me9fel fiattgefunben.
Die Staten bes 9oteIs finb bieielbeu
ME frtiber; $3.50 fur Soppels unb 81
fir einaelne 3immer, nit &ebuftiou
BET ber Wode. Sie 9euil9en nit ib.
rer Gamiliett tperben i'm ct. 2eonarb"
elm reinliGes, bi6i6es 9otel finben mil
untbertrefHi9em Sid.
pb. g. 2Dunbsberb
13,11, lin @igentbamer