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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-30

3eutpburger WaIbe geboren, abiolbirte
feline iuriftii9en Gtubien in Bonn, 6eis
belberg unb Berlin, mar beim Rreiss
geribt in Berlin angefellt uub murbe
bant WitgIieb bes 3egiernngseoIIegi=
ums tn Mdniier, oer 6auptifabt ieiner
6eimatbs propiu3 Wefifalen. 1874
tDurbe ct &egierungsratb In Merles
burg, trat aber 1875 gan3 aus benz
&esieruugsbienfs aus. Dem preuBi.
idben Nbgeorbuetenbnufe geb6rt CT felt
1870, benz &ei6stage felt 1871 an.
Gas Centrum f6eint nit benz 8ors
f9lase bes Yapifes aber ni9t einpers
fdnbeu 5u iein, benn es siebt ben @ras
fen 6ran3 bon 8alefrem augenf@eins
lid Dor. Der gntipidlung Der greigs
niiIe tpirb es iiberlaffen bIeiben, bur9
men ber bur6 mlnbibDrfis Sob pacant
gewor6ene pIab ausgefiilIt tuerben pirO.
/. = Nus 6rfia uirb mitgetbeiIt, baB
bic grmorbung bes bulgarif9en iSis
iian3 Miuiffers 8aItideff ber geginn
zines gebeimen Sntriguen Gpieles iei,
bos balb senus In offensn Conflict
0usbre9en tperoe.
-s4us 6amburs iuirb som 28. gsdrs
beri@.et: Sn GpIge oer Bemtibun8en bes
omeritonii9en @elanbten 8beIps In
Berlin unb bes bieiBeH ameritanil9en
goniuIs SDbnion bnben bic bieFgen
8eb6rben angeorbnet, elm G@laGtbous
unb DEPOT nu3nlegen, morin 1000
Slid ainbbieh gefiiitert unb gei9Io6s
tet tDerben fDnnen. gs estibrigi MIR
nod, boB bic amerifoniImen Genmten
cine getDifenbafte prifung bes ous9e.
ftibrten Giebs bDrnsbmea, um Oie ans
beaufnnbete ginfubr IN beutfd)e 6dfen
| 5u geiudbrleiIfen. SrDb biefes gntge.
8enfpn1nerls In Beaug ouf bic ginfnbr
ameritaniihen Rtn6biebs bsbarrt bic
beuif@e &ei6s &egierung auf ibres
SppoFtion gegen bic 1infubr amerifa.
nii@en S6weine. 6leiibfs.
= Ole italienil1e 9Reeierung fsbi
i'm. gesrilk cine neue Maleibe BON IA
Mi0iOnen Grdnten aussufGreiben.
- 4a benz eei@enbesdneniB oes ia
G6fia ermorbeten Jinan3minifiers 9alt'
i@tff betbeIliete ii9 aud ber Girjt Ser
|oinanb bon 8ulgarien peri6nli@. @on
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ben 6errn, Der frtitet grp6e Qreiie BON
6reunben 80 uHterbal!en pey5fun6 titiD
ID ieber @eIenf6aft ber beliebtefte @ejt
mar, bod teine Ginbn6e erlitleu. Mir
Iboifen nnb iufnimeu Iiur, boz and bas
ftrperiid5e 2eiaen berf9ninbe aunb e.
unierem 6reunbe nnb N11b0r ber0bnnt
Tel, nod rlanGe Wiebstsebr bss &ages
al erIeben! s. ~ s
- Der 8eethobeu @dnner@or gab
am Samj0g M6en6 eine feinsf 10 be.
liebt gefDor6emeu Mteub lluiegbaIinas
gen I'm NifEons. @arteu. @ar Dielel6e
ali9 nitbkgnnh 70 Fart bejuHi, ti5ie b0s
font Der 6oG ID fem pflegS fe fediaafrte
mon R1 BOD aus 6eife tlnb bnd9 ben
Deri9iebeuen gborlieoer1 unb pianos
@oytragen = bet benen 6tl. SuIia
-SelEiu6er ipiebst sgtenirte fan5lel
man In ber bor3igli@hen Stimmnng
.Bis iltsOen DRsrnlDfgeTi himein.
-D Dds pom 9ldnaergeIan1s eselii
y6robRnn@ pernniiaItete goacert in
Qrifbs 0alle bat.e ii& geitern Mbeub
eines febr sablrei@en Heiu6es 10 ers
sfreuen. Dds @cuoeti fahb feil6Iid5en
8eifdg nnb Der 8olI perlief Ii Bet dc
siiitbli6flen Gtimgauag. z
- Die Mou Collection Der S5dirs
MRociati0n III iett ip ben &dnalsm berl
0an6elsb6rie ID btr 0Ouaans Sitase
llntergebraGt mprbeu. mo Sntereijens,
ten Re isber 3eit beEi&tigeRI Ionnen.
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Maerlei.

geit hem 9uoe her csuteruoi;onoI.
Bobn fomen nm g5onnion TaGm;ssoo
bom g2eorion a,nei SISsr;fo rer E;sr -,
msIms ne Nfostsrn hosssr N;s Eor
in mercher He sosen A',r.r. n,,rhe e,,f & 81
geitsnneIs;,e oesSnbsr mn az SiS.
ham Iiss hie Srcnfsm nod, ~ hen,' i 6csni.
foI trannoriirsn ~
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idbronf In s ~ Sfs;es h.s s.I.. Sni.hanbIsya %
gseber an her Mere. : Girc6s Hnhs hsm,
GnternoiionoIenSsnoi ouf Ssrr gnehsr
fonn Ieinem ySerImR noh mint feaSsellen
oInubt ober hoS ne Emr,r,s ,ssIi,s
Sie G;nhrefssr srbs,,tsser S @ m;S,t rubeSsy. i
tenb III, beam gomiioa i'm BON bers
ld3iebenen 6eiteu geiO sir 9Iufbeuat,
ring iiberaebeu ,porbeu mar. Bon Bel,
|. ginbre9eru III nod feiue Gbur entbedt
tporben.
= 0;e Nl,roer MN ssres,h;o Wyem.
Her Sof,h mnS NRMsf Gn,,rt,, hobeu
Sm ~ s;nev Mst,t;r,, -, Sss Gsrs,oI s.I
gionien nsmonSt % ,,m ~ 'esS,s s ssa' cscs,'
ncroh;ye,ths 81 ,,,he,s NV ,,,.l,s v mn Ssss. ~.
r;fo hsrsSsrfc,, ,,,ss, ,c,,Ssy ,,rh I ,,.es. ss
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-30

z. 9SplhpuS gdDnttttpaaren 4ataft.
8ebeutenbe 8erdnberunsen fnb in
benz 8ei@dftslotal bes 0errn 8. Wolfs
Ion borgenommen DDrben, tpel9e abers
mails baan bienen, @infdufe 3u erlei9s
tern unb ben Guubinuen ale nur bent,
bare 8equemIibteit au bieten. Sur9l
bic iofort ins Muge faQenben 9teueruns
gen lit elm ueberbIid hber ben sausen
fOIofaIen 9oum gefottet. Die fdmr1ts
liben 9epartenlehis baben teue &egnle
erbalten, In tpeIden Die Daoren, aufs
geiie afortirt, untergebra6t Rnb. Sur
bic Samen III elm bplljfdnbig neues
S@uboepariemsnt. .ein nit f1perem2ep.
bid betegtes uno fein mbbIirtes Gema@.
eiugeri@tet iuDrben, peI9es allsemeinen
slnflang finoen muB. Nu@ i'm pub=
Departement babenYerdnberungen, tpels
DE Nles hberIi1tIi9er erf@einen IaiIen,
plaB gesriffen. Das &ieienlotaI prds
lentirt fi9 ieBt In ieinem bortbeilbafte'
fen arrangement. Wie betannt, III
0err WoIfion foeben i'm 9egriIf, elm
reues, mdbtises apeiif6diges, BON ber
Nceauias mad ber 6olebao 6traBe
6ur9laufenbes @ebdube erri9ten au
Iaien. tueldbes ausi6lieBlidb als 8ers
taufslofal unb 2ager flr W6beln bies
nen fou. Ser 8etpeis III biermit .pies
oerum geseben, bob 6err WoIflon in
ieinem Hnternebmunssseiif ME iiill
iebt. fets uorani9reitet unb nidts utt.
ierldBtj mos feinett 2eeionen bon 2uns
ben beini ginfduf ale grlei9terungen
unb allen gomfort setDdbrt.
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cages Osenisfeitem.
SnIan6.

SnIGnb.
- 9la9 benz @eridte bes Soon Blaine
nod 6panien geididten Sbeeialeeianbs
ten Softer bat 6panien jekt bod tpieber
teine 2uff, ouf einen @eeenieitieteitss
Dertrog 3tpii6en ben Der. 6taaien unb
guba eiuaugeben. Softer beutet on,
baB 6poniens OppoRtion f@lieBli9 boz
su fiibren mhHe, bnb iib guba nm bic
9lufnnbme In ben @una Der Ser. 6taas
ten beluerberl lDerbe.
Die canabiE6e Oominial.Gegie.
rung 3eist iid5 niGt abgeneigt, auf bic
Hloine'f&en 0orF@Idse gum 8ebufe Der
Mntfiipfnng en9erer 0uabelsbe5iebun.
gen 3tpif@en beibeu Qdnbern ein3ugeben.
Sir Sobn NcDonalb, ber Generals
@ouberneur bon ganaba, bat ertldrt.
bab er R@ In bieier 8e3iebune ben burd
bic @ablen gum Musbrud sebra9ten
8oIts.@illeH fheeu iuerbe, unb 3tDar
feIbif bann, ueun ct ttber5eugt lei, boB
iener 6anbelsbertrag utii bic ginleitung
aur AnHeTiDu Gauobas bMr9 bic Ser.
Staateu ieiH iperee.
JM gtetU Orleans III 0tll 70. Mfdr5
her frlibere Gta0is @onberneur bDn
2OuiR0nd. Sspbn @egneip in Utter non
So Jnbrefi 0eiiDrben.
Dos Ser. Gtaoten ieriegsf9iif
s@alenaa. bos fdou tor 3lvei Sabrea
ben fnr1tbaren Dxton bel Samoa
bur9genl0ht bate, aber mil berbdIi.
niBndbig IeiGten BeiGdhignngen bas
bOugefpnitten mar, eeffeth bei beftieem
Gtarile onl "a. Mdr3 bei SAB 6eob on
Oer Qiife bon NaHa@uietts anf bea
Strnflbs Das G@iif tOnnte 5tDar iDies
Der Fottgem0dbt tDerben, BOT obet H0r.
te NeI@nbigungen bdboneetraeen.
Mebfere G@Iepp0ampfer braMien bas
G@iff mad Bineparb 6nben, lpO es
elmer gran0ii9en 3eparntur lintera6gen
wetben tnirb.
Nusi6 NIB.
Der Baiifan bat 6er beni5den
Genifnms ,.partei ben &otb ertbsiN,
ben 1reitertn bpn Geeremanu gum
Ha4IDIger Wiabtboriis OILS 6hbrer bet
Yafiei 80 tftp6hlen. Or. b. Deere.
lltann tDnrbe 1882 in Gursmbufg diil
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Die
8Gaeatli9e 6reie Yrsfe iiw Seres
erf9eint
ieoen Qoamerfag
unb fsifet
$3.50 1iir baS Sabr nDer @1.2s fas
g Wannate III Wpramsb sbesablnn6.
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Ser eleftriid)e Semer=9tlarms s3ele-
lrQDh

lDID oeWHQWN III NUtDeHOuNB geOrQDI
tperben f6nnen, ba bic Drdbte idmmt.
li9 ge3ogen uno In Der probilorif9en
Gentral.Oifiee in Der 0tnrti 6traBe
pereinist iinb. Die Central Station
nitb Iid ipdter, fobaIb bas baftir be.
itimmte 3immer eingeri6tet III, in ber
neuen Stabtballe befiaben. 0ie Stas
tIOnen bes @pHems ftub bic folsenben:
12. gde Giib.Glores unO @uilbeau.
IS. Gde Slb. .6lcres unb Mrfsnal
IA. Minbung Sio. 2arebo unb GaH
Is. Mtinbuas Siib. b.2arebo nnb SIS. @eeos.
16. @de Si6.GIores unb Mranfas.
II. Gde Sib. Glore8 un6 2adapelle.
IS. linton Stod garbs.
10. gde Glib. Salabo unb 3era Gtu3
81. 8. & o. q. Stod garbs, San 2nia.
%. Gde Wtebina unb @eF. Commerce.
"a. @de @tf. Commerce unb @eeps.
%. Gdt Hecos un6 Ntatamoras.
20. Central Office, Milltatb @Iaaa.
o. gde SonRon nnb Gid GIores
%. &de Soniion unb San Sabn.
49,. ede @de 2ecna nnb MloraIss, Stabt.
SoSpitaI.
81. Ode Wtorales nnb Mcrb- galabo,
SO. Ode Zeal uu6 Gonal
"a. @de Sibal9o unh SAT.
S5. gde Neequia nnb 8obriaue,.
S6. Minbung San @ebro Abt. unb Gam
ben q. @arb SdIan@s Saus.)
81. gde San &eSro Nse. unb Almira.
38 @de Barren unS Sadipn.
Al. gde Gan 9ebro Gpe. uno 2aurel.
42. Manbun5 2aurel unb s}riebri&sbnrs
2anbfrafe.
48. G6e Gan Rebro Abe. unb aoruf.
As. gde RopIar unb Main abe.
46. Ode Moia -Nbe unb Wioeou.
Al. gde 2erineton Abe. ,uro Gu9ula.
12S. Gde SoIebab unb @aIinas.
124. Gde On. &ouEon unb ct. Marb.
125. Gde SfsScnfcn unb Mbe. 6. (No. 2
Eeuer @ompuqniesS Saus.)
1876. Gde Ofurtin unb Seiferfpn. ~
127. gde abe. 8 unS a9te
1872. @de Npe 3 nn6 glennte.
1874. 2one Gtdr,8rauerei, araub Abenue.
1876. @ds @ranb Mbenue unb Mufin Guns
fet S9Ian9. Sau8)
1856. Gde Mulin unO Dubal.
142 G6e auitiu unb garion.
143. gde Wtilitdt1 Nbcnue un6 @rabfon
146. Ode Muffin absnus unS @ra1ion.
16l. gde Wilitatb Mbenue unb @rosbp.
1853. Gde Slibe unb Burlelon.
154. @6e Slibe nnb RoIan.
2lS. gde 8ureet unb Balnut.
PA. gde Mbe. uub Se6ste. t
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Sn Golse elmer bsftigen gtfdls
turgiitt id an Seifelteit. Cine 3ei.Iang
bes Wnrgens unb Nbenbs cine Saiie Dr.
Nuguf Rbni9's 6nmbErBer Nrufitbee
geu0n,u.en. iielte mid uieber Der.
= @aibarine Geiler, Gtadton, Gal.
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0eirath6iflleine.

Seiratbsid
6. 3. MeAaiiter unb Sophie gants
leben.
@. R. Seeger unb Clara ObH.
%. 6. 9oibe Anb 2pbia Sherman.
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Staatsbetuillismmsem.
Dem Geprdientantenbaule Iiegt bic
algemeine 8emillioungsbia Dor, fpel9e
foiQen0e NDffen of1tueilf:
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Sran Dsftof @ladpsu. 8artorcnsk Apuie, 0laleiab,
u. G., f9retbt un3: $50 bate Or. Bnl<s 6nj1eR Sts
BEL NTH fetba ansewanht, unb fades f9n @6ibess
iuertb."
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gon HeebiHe aus lbetbell RR6ljls
fbpfe In @arlabnngelf nod, Dallas uiib
weiter nbrbli& geIegenen MldrIieH bess
foESt.
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oem attentdter 1T bisber nod feline
Spur entbedt wprben.
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Summer 2717.
2Splfip1t's Shnb 9eparte,ne,tt

pt mssen 1en eSant abaren un gut fnben aan
fh Fnn eOe Sdmad unb eOer 85 1T Renans
The record-union., 1891-05-05

ITALY's pronunciamiento has been is
sued in the matter of the New Orleans
affair. 1t amounts only to repetition of
the former position that the Federal Gov
ernment should do that which under the
Constitution it has not the power to per-
form. Di Rudini expresses his disgust
with our form of government and says
that Italy now drops the whole business.
That is all right. If Italy is content to
close the diplomatic incident in that way
no one on this side of the water will be
found to object. 1t seems impossible to
convince the Italian Ministry that the
New Orleans riot was not directed
against Italians as such, but against the
men the mob believed to be murderers.
Had the victims been Of any other ma
tionality probably the same action would
have been taken. But Minister Di Rudini
will not see the matter in this light; will
not consider it from any other point of
view than a prejudiced one colored by
belief that Italians as such were assailed.
He now dismisses the whole matter, and
that had as well end 1t.
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A CARD.

Having purchased Mr.. Louis
Phillips interest in the busi-
ness formerly conducted under
the firm style Of S. S. Nathan &
Co., take pleasure in announc-
ing to our numerous friends
and patrons that l will con-
tinue the business at the old
stand. In thanking you most
heartily for the many past ia
Vors l most earnestly ask for a
continuance Of the same. Hav-
ing for these many years been
identified with the clothinq
business in Sacramento, and
knowing the wants Of the
trade, L shall, as heretofore, at
all times endeavor to show
everything that is new and
stylish, as we'll as to serve you
to my very best ability. Cor
daily inviting one and all to
call at the old and popular cor
ner, Third and K. Very re
spectfully, S. S. NATHAN.
I1,-
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wood as n substitute fo,. R,.,o,,

II we may believe German journals,
brick and terra-cotta are no longer to
stand alone as the best fire-resisting
building materials. A new hotel, which
has just been put MP at Hamburg, is de-
scribed as being built entirely of blocks
of compressed wood as hard as iron, and
by subjection to certain chemical pro-
cesses rendered absolutely proof against
the claims of the inventor are well
founded, he is clearly wasting time in the
Fatherland, and should come over to us
with his invention without delay and
reap the reward of his labors A process
for making wood fire proof is Just one of
those things which American builders
have been hankering after for some
decades past.
The record-union., 1891-05-05

The REcoRD-UNIoN, SUNDAY UNION
and WEEKLY UNION are the only papers
on the Coast, outside of San Francisco,
that TecetVe the full Associated Press Dis
patches from all parts Of the eOorId. Out
side Of San Francisco, they haze no COM
PetttoTS, either IN influence or home and
general circulation throughout the State.
The record-union., 1891-05-05

IF poor demented Anna Dickinson has
any true friends left, in the name of COM
mon pity, let them remove the unhappy
lady to some safe retreat and gentle seclu-
sion. To permit the once brilliant woman
to make such an exhibition of herself as
she is now doing is shame.
The record-union., 1891-05-05
THE USE OF THE BULLET,

The dispatches say that in the rioting at
Fourmies, France, on the 1st inst, the
affair with the soldiers partook of the
character of massacre, because six or
eight persons were killed and twenty
wounded by the rifles of the infantry.
The record-union., 1891-05-05
NOTE AND COMMENT.

The Fresno Republican has been pur-
chased by the Fresno Republican Pub
fishing Company. I. C. Judkins re-
mains with the paper as its editor and
business manager. The Republican is a
good paper and ought to prosper.
The Santa Barbara DAILY Independent
has entered upon its seventeenth volume.
The record-union., 1891-05-05
Weather Forecast.

Forecast till 8 p. N. Tuesday: For North
ern California-Fair weather, except light
rain on the northwest coast; cooler in north
ern portion.
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All these publications are sent either by
Mail or Express TO agents or single sub
scrtbers with charges prepaid. All Postmast-
ers are agents.
The best advertising mediums on the Pacific
Coast
The record-union., 1891-05-05
GRAND AUCTION
RESIDENT PROPERTY,


ON FRIDAY. MAY sTH, FRANK HICK-
~ MAN will offer tor sale at public auction
on the premises, some of the most desirable
property in the city.
Ffrst-At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. sharp: The Ele-
CANT Residence of A. L. FROST, Esq. at No
1921 / street: large, new house OF rooms
finished in elegant style lot 50x16O, fine
stable and other outbuildings, fruit trees
etc. This is one of the most desirable homes
in the city.
Second-At 1o:45 o'clock A. NJ sharp: The
Fine, Large House of n. CRONKITE, Esq, at
No. 1911 G. street, consisting of ! 0 rooms
This house is in fine repair; lot 6Ox16O; fine
barn. chieken-houSe and other outbuildings
This is fine property.
Third-At 11:S0 O'Clock A. NJ. sharp: That
Fine Building Lot SOx16O, northeast corner
P and Sixth streets. This lot will be sold as
whole or in lots 40xS0.
The above property will be sold to the high
est bidder without reserve.
R1y- Premises open for inspection from 9 to
/ O'Clock each day.
my1-1in BELL & CO., Auctioneers.
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HANDMADE CREAMS, 35 cents per
pound; also finest variety OF candies. JOHN
ARCEGA, sos K street.
The record-union., 1891-05-05

SAMPLE ROOMS, 10I4 Sixth street. be-
tween and K. Fine Wines, Liquors and Ci-
gars. JACOB HEARTH, Proprietor.
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FIRST RACE - RUNNING - Weinstock,
Lubtn & Co. Stake, for two-year-olds; five fur
longs; Matt. Storms Top Gallant, Matt.
Storms Centella, w. Field Smiths Zandivar
r. T. Ashes Toro. H. D. MtlIers Melanita,
Dennison Bros Stella, Theo. Winters Dolly
McCone, Theo. Winters Yo Tambien
The record-union., 1891-05-05

Entered at the Postoffice at Sacramento as
eecond-claSs matter
The record-union., 1891-05-05

MISS KATE +. BYRNE, vocal teacher,
will be in Sacramento Mondays. 1908 L
street. ap21-lm*
The record-union., 1891-05-05

PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH by
use of local anesthetic. DIR. WELDON, Den
tist, Eighth and streets.
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SECOND RACE-RUNNING- Golden Eagle
Hotel Handicap; sweepstakes for all ages; one
mile and one-quarter. Weights will be an
tions due at P. NJ. same day' Matt. StoTn's
Larghetta, Matt. Storms Cheerful, NJ. A. Fos-
ter's Naicho b., J. w. Harper's Not Named
j. w. Harper's HotSpur, p. Siebenthaler's
Sheridan, Owen Bros Nero Theo. Winters
NOrretta.
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Aatt1tsetrtentH, Ctr.
CAPITAL TURF CLUB.
1891. SPRING MEETING. 1891.
Opening Day, Tuesday, May ., 1891

AGRICULTURAL PARK.
CALIFORNIA,
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1tprrfui 3rtptfres.
NO MIRROR ever yet threw back
A more repulsive sight

Or one more pure and bright
Than rows of pearls, that all may vaunt
Who put their faith in SOZODONT.
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ADMISSION

POOL SELLING win commence each even
ing at s o'clock, at Golden Eagle Hotel AL,
LEACH & CO, booksellers.
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FIFTY CENT
LADIES FREE.

J. w. WILSON, President.
@. Fl. TODD, Secretary. my3
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THE WEEKLY UNION,

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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-11-12
Mixed Up the Bea ats.

One day celebrated naturalist en-
tered the shop of the late Charles
Jamrach, the noted London collector
of animals, and said: "Now, Jamrach,
about the muscular power of the boa
CONSTRUCTOR suspect it has been ex-
aggerated. Not a bit, SIR" said the
collector, taking very fine specimen
out of box. "He seems very lazy and
sleepy" said the professor; Il don't
think he could exert himself in this
cold climate il he tried" "You bet,
SIR" Jamrach said, and wound him
gently round the professors body. He
laughed. Il thought so, Jamrach, he
says; Il feel nothing" But presently
he sings out: "Take him off, Jamrach!
take him off. man: he's strangling
mel" So Jamrach Just -ys-ght hold or
the boa's tail and unwound him off
the professor, ring by ring. When he
had got his breath again, the profess
sor admitted there was more latent
muscularity" about the creature than
he had suspected. "Now, SIR" said
Jamrach afterward, that boa was
half asleep and stupid, for he had
just swallowed two rabbits, six guinea
pigs, and thirteen pounds of raw beef.
II he'd been fasting, it's my belief
he'd have swallowed the professor
himself bodily, for he was a small
gentleman" Upon another occasion,
a quiet family bought a wild beast,
warranted to be a quiet and manage
able pet-perhaps a slOth or tapir.
Some days after, Mr.. Jamrach, exam
lining his books, perceived that the
item tapir, or sloth, or whatever the
animal may have been, was not en-
tered with proper regularity in the
ledger and day-boOk-was, indeed,
mixed up with some other entry.
Suspectlng something wrong, Mr..
Jamrach called hanson and drove
at once to the suburban residence Of
his customer. His ring was not an
swered; but, at length, the cook, pale
and trembling, appeared behind the
area railings. For Gods sake, Mr..
Jamrach," she cried, save us from
that awful wild beast! Master and
mistress couldn't stand il any longer,
and have gone to the seaside, and the
housemaid and / daren't leave the
kitchen for fear OF being eaten" At
that mOmen. very fine and very
hungry puma-the flercest, perhaps,
among all the carnivora-put its
head out OF the drawing-room win
dow. The mistake was q clerk's-the
wrong beast was sent home.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-11-12
More "Artificiar, Showers.

An "Artifcial RAN Producing Com
pany," with six Stevens County ecapital-
lists" for directors, has a cloudy look.
1t is to be feared nothing will be watered
but the stock.-Kansas City Star
The Government rain experiments in
Texas have proved a sublime failure
But the money has been paid out all the
same. Why not exrend few millions
in an effort to see whether a man can
pull himself up by the straps OF his
boots?-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Dyrenfurth and Melbourne have a
rival in irrigation that beats them all.
1t is the California earthquake. 1t starts
artesian wells and fountains and rivers,
not only Of cold water, but of hot, which
the rainmakers do not pretend they can
furnish. Detroit Journal
Already rival rainmakers are exchang-
ing charges that the one is stealing the
others thunder. AS all stealing savors
of sin, it may be recalled in this connec-
tion that the most thorough case Of
rainn aking on record was caused by the
worlds sin-stealing inclusive
1000 years ago Philadelphia Times.