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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-01-21
AN ACT to prohibit emigration agents to
act without license, provides as fol.

AN ACT to prohibit emigration agents to
act without license, provides as fol.
lows:
Sec. l. That from and after the ap-
proval of this act, no person shall carry
on the business of an emigrant agent in
this State without having first obtained
license therefor from the State Treasurer.
Sec. 2. That the term "emigrant
AGENT" as contemplated in this act, shall
be constructed to mean any person en-.
gagged in hiring laborers or soliciting em.
igrants in this State 10 be employed be.
yond the limits of the same.
SEC. 8. That any person shall be enti.
tied to license, which shall be good for
one year, upon payment into the State
Treasury for the use of the State, of
$1,000 in each County in which he oper.
ates or solicit5 emigrants, for each year
so engaged.
Sec. 4. That any person doing the bus
mess of an emigraut agent without hav-
ing first obtained such license, shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon con-
viction shall be punished by fine, not less
than $500, and not more than $4,000, or
may be imprisoned in the County Jail
not less than four months, or confined in
the State prison at hard labor not ex-
ceeding two years, for each and every
offense within the discretion of the Court.
An ACT to provide the maturing of paper
payable on its face on Sunday, or a
legal holiday.
This act makes such paper payable
and collectable the next day after Sun
day or legal holiday, instead of the day
before. When the holiday is followed by
Sunday or Sunday by holiday, the
paper becomes due and collectable on the
next day following,-.Kork Enquirer.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-01-21
QUESTIONS.

What caused the war of 1872?
What study do you like most, and
why?
Pupils will please send me answers to
tho shove questions.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-01-21

AN ACT to prevent the use of free pass,
express frank, telegraph frank on any
railroad, by any United States Senator
or member of Congress from this State,
by any member of the General Assem-
bly, of this State, by any State or Coun.
ty official, or by any judge of Court
of Record of this State.
Under the provisions of the above act,
any of the officers named are liable to
fine of $500, or six months imprisonment
for accepting the privileges mentioned,
and the railroad, telegraph and express
companies are liable to the same punish.
meut for Offering such privileges.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-01-21

AN ACT to require all railroad compa-
MES operating railroads in this State
on which passenger coaches are run, to
provide two water closets in each pas
seDger coach plainly marked-one
Exclusively for femalef and the other
Exclusively for males."
The title of this act fully explains its
provisions.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-01-21
HOM's This ?

We offer one hundred dollars for any
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
+ T CHENEY az CO. Props
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-01-21

AN ACT to provide an expeditions wey of
obtaining the right to drain lands
across the lands of others in this State.
Under this act, if A owre lands that
can only be drained throuy. or across
the lands of B, and B is unwilling for
such drainage, A proceeds as follows {:
BE first serves B with notice of his de-
sire, in writing, and names referee who
will act for him. Before the expiration
of ten days, B must also name a referee,
and the two referees thus appointed will
name a third. The three lay out the
route of the necessary drain and agree on
the amount of compensation that A shall
pay to B. The decision of the referees,
from which there is no appeal, must be
in writing and filed with the Clerk of the
Court; and after A pays to B the amount
of compensation agreed upon, his right
TO open up and repair his waterway or
ditch is inviolate for ever. If B refuses
to appoint referee, then AS referee
goes ahead and assesses the damage the
same as if all three referees had been
appointed.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-01-21

AN ACT to repeal section 1,4S4 of the
general statutes relating to the erection
of signs to be placed at railroad CROSS
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-01-21
MORNING. JANUARY 2l 1892
ings, and to substitute q new section
therefor.

therefor. :"
The section repealed under the above
act requires the railroads to have q sign
at each crossing with the words, "Rail.
road crossing! Look out for the cars
while the bell rings or the whistle
sounds" in letters of at least the size of
nine inches. The amendment provides
that the words, RAILROAD crossing" !"
shall be painted on the signs in large
letters. This section does not apply to
streets in cities, towns and villages, un.
less the corporation be required to put up
such signs by the officers having charge
of such streets.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-01-21

REMAINS OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS
STILL IN SAN DOMINGO.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-01-21

AN ACT to regulate the discharge of the
matriculation of the beneficiary Cadets
of the Citadel Academy.
Under this act, beneficiary Cadets,
when they receive their appointment,
shall file in the Office of the State Super
intendent of Education, 8 matriculation
obligation. When the Cadet is graduated,
the State Superintendent of Education
will assign him to such public school as
in his judgment the interest of the State
may require, preference being given to
the schools of the County from which
such beneficiary may have been appoint.
ed if there is vacancy. The graduate
is held under obligation to teach two
years, and after the requirement is com.
piled with, he is given an honorable dis.
charge.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-01-21

-Ignorance of the merits of Do Wits
\ II Rlsers is a misfortune. These
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-01-21

AN ACT to prevent the carrying Of torch
es, chunks, or Goals of fire, in or under
any mill or building, on lands of an
other, without permission.
The provisions of this act are as fol-
lows: H. That hereafter it shall be
unlawful for any person to carry lighted
torch, chunk, or Goals of fire, in or under
any mill or wooden building, or over and
across any of the enclosed or unenclosed
lands of another person at any time,
without the special permit of the owner
of such lands, mill or wooden building,
whether any damage result therefrom or
not. ~ That any person, upon conVic
tion of violation of the provisions Of
this act, shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor, and shall be subject to i'm
prisonment in the County Jail for a
term not to exceed thirty days, or fine
not to exceed one hundred dollars.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-01-21

AN ACT to amend an act entitled an
"Act to make afidavits and proofs of
claims made before Notaries Public in
other States as efectual as if made be-
fore Commissioners of Deeds"
Under this act, all yerifcations of
pleadings, afidavits and proof of claims
made before Notaries Public in other
States, shall have the same force and
effect as they would if sworn to before a
Commissioners of Deeds for this State
resident in another State. It is provided,
however, that Notaries Public must use
their official seal.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-01-21
Children Enjoy.

Children Enjoy. - s
The pleasant flaYeS.s
soothing effec = p
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-07-30
New York and the Fair.

Now that the world's-fair appropriation
has passed both houses. let us see whet her
New York has the fairness 10 stop her at
tacks on the project and do what she can to
MAKE 10 success. The metropolis has
been beaten at every point In the game
which she played with regard TO this expo
sItion. The breeziness of the West was too
much for the policy OF the "only city in the
Union Opposition TO the fair should have
stopped when Chicago won the tirst great
battle over the site. New York chose to pro-
long IL until she had won the contempt of
patriotic men. and she may keep on even
now: but the time has come when every man
with q spark of national pride should turn
in and do every thing in his power To make
il success. Can New York do thisi Per-
haps. and perhaps not
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-07-30
WOOD-S1EAkNSs
Srecial 10 the Indianapo lls Jonrnal.

Special 70 the IndiAhapollB JOnrnal.
VALPARAISO, Ind, July 90 Nathan
r. Wood, jr, and Miss Georgia
Stearns. were married yesterday afternoon
at the residence of the groom's father, at
Deep River. Ind. Rev. Allen Lewis of this
city officiating Mr.. Wood Is prominent
druggist of Hobart. and the bride q teacher
in the Hobart public schools. 80
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-07-30
Cleveland Encouraging Anarchy.

Boston JOurnhl
Grover Cleveland, In a public speech to q
great gathering last week in New York
city. denounced Mr.. Frick and his BUSH ess
associates as selfish and sordId,v and a
few days later a murderous maniac with
knife and pistol attacked the life of a man
whom an ex-President of the United States
had held up to execration. Some day the
American people will rise anol smite this
impudent deInagogism as they smote the
insolent slave power before tine war.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-07-30
Earnings of the Pennsyiv.nia Lines.

Earnings of the Penusyivania Lines.
The earnings of all the lines of the Penn
sylvania Company east of Pittsburg and
Erie for June, as compared with 1891, show
an increase in gross of Sl5e. $50. an increase
in expenses of sSi6Sll. decrease in net
earnings of s19i.13l. The six months of
1892 as compared with the same period of
1891. show an increase in gross earnings of
&, Do, 041, an increase IN expenses of s1.370.-
6SS and a decrease IN net earnings of Sl50,-
e47 All lines west of Pittsbnrg and Erie
for June, as compared with 1891. show an
increase In gross earnings of Sl93.264, All in
crease in expenses OF S265.l5l, and de-
crease In net earnings or S,l.eSs. The six
months OF 1892. az compared with the same
period OF 1881. show an increase IN gross
earnings OF So. 42S.795. an increase in ex-
penses OF =. %. 2S3, and an increase in net
earnings of Sl9S.5l2.
What Ia to BE the Rate 20 Denver?
On Wednesday next the excursion ratesto
Denver take effect. continuing until Sunday.
the 9TH. but there is not q local agent who
Is able to tell or has yet been instructed as
TO what the rate will be, although called
upon every few minutes. AL say it has
not yet been fixed upon. 1t is well-known
that s12 is to be the rate from Chicago to
Denver, and If the plan originally agreed
on--that Is enc fare for the round trip
wexe followed the rate from indianapolis
would be Sl7, but if a proportionats re-
duction with the Chicago rate IL made It
would be but $3.50. and general passen-
ger agent interested remarked last evening
that was about where IL would be by Mon
day If not to-day.
East-Bound Freieht-Rare War Extending.
The Indianapolis grain men are taking
advantage of the YandalIa's east-bound
rate on grain from points on the Vandalia.
are calling for cars. and the grain is going
forward seemingly without delay. The
Central Traffic Association has detectives
cut endeEvoring TO discover how the gain
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-07-30

is going East. and, if they find out. then
ascertain if the Erie or tho Baltimore IL
Ohio is sharing in such rate. But these
detectives are making little progress. de-
pending somewhat on the newspapers for
information as TO W hat is going on. A num-
Der of Indianapolis shippers are lin it,"
but are not foolish enough to answer iu-
quiries where information is likely to be
used in a report TO Chairman Blanchard.
and the Toledo, st. Louis a. Kansas City
were to meet the rate made By the Wanda
liza: should they do so. this would let down
the bars and low rates would prevail just
as the new crops begin to move actively.
rail and water rate of the two lines is
more profitable. In each case the T.. ST. l..
IL X. &. getting the haul the whole length
of their lines.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-07-30

Would Have Favored the Appropriation.
Washing ton Post
1t Ia rather unfortunate that the world
fair was not located on that railroad en-
bank ment In Mr.. Holman's town.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-07-30

CHARACTERISTICS of Hoods Sarsaparilla:
The largest sale, the most merit. the great
est cures. Try il and realize its benefits.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-07-30

Only 80. rs to Chicago
Via the popular Monon route the dining
car line.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-07-30

~O ~S
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in soc
and 81 bottles by >all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F7c SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YORK, N.Y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-01
Gin We.ttcl eeaeu bic stplero.

Wian bat feline llria6e. f6 bor Der
@bolera 5u fiir6ten, tpenn man iid
@bamberlains 0eilmittel gegen @olif,
Siarrboe unb @bolera berf6affen fann.
VS. tpiro in tuenigen Nfiruten @rlei6z
terllng beri6affen unb in furaer 3eit
pollige Seilung betpirfem. Sd habe
mid bur6 ben Gerfu6 bapon ii6erz
seuet. 9B. $. Clinton, 6eImetta,
N. 5 S.-Man gIaubte erf, baB bic Cpl
6emie in 6eImetta pirfli6e aiiatif9e
@bolera lei, aber man iiberaeltgte iid)
na6ber bur6 genaue nnterfu6ungen
0aboH, Dap man es nit elmer duBerft
beftigen Jorm bon Spienterie su tbun
batte, bic fait eben 10 sefdbrIi6 ift,
tpie bic Gbolera. 0ies Wfittel tpurbe
bierbei nit groBen grfolgen aaaes
panbt. gu baben in San @ntonio
IN ben Npotbefen bon s. @alteper &
Son, Somling & Gloo6, S. g. Sod,
y. SreiB, $. S6u@arbt, @. Goben &
g., 5. s. 6arrtion unb @alteber &
S6u6arb.
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mar. Sie baben einent Wf6roer aur
Slu9t berbolfeu," laste baS Mdbden
nit ernitem 0ormurf. = rMein 6err
wiinidte es," uerlette Saul einfa6,
yionit freili9 .9onit, Yaul?"
fraste Der Direftor. = rSeien Ste mir
nt6t b6ie, tpenn ids geraoe beraus<
lage. SD mare i'm Stanbe eemelen,
ben Wtenlben mobl bier auf Dem Blabe
nieberauidlasen!4 rief Saul poll ebrli6er
Gntriiituns, Elm NuSruf ser ibm BON
Seiten ieines Serrn inbeB nur ein
tabelnbes rYaul!" eintrug. Die 8as
ronefie nidte oagssen lebr beiitimmeno;
ote ifol3e Io9ter oes S9lobberrn un6
Der plebeiiide Diener ba6te1 in bieiem
Wfoment gan, gleid. = v@eben sic
mir oas Slacon," iaste Sieefrieb gu
Yella bod bieie bate bas Sldldden
bereitS in ibre SaiLs sleiteu lalien. =
y r9teil1, Serr e refisl. Oieles Slacon
bebe i'd mir auf gum anoenfen 6aran,
baB id 5ur redten 3eit getpelen btu.
Do6 nun lit eS b6hft notbmenoie, bab
Sie 5ur Hube fomt1ten. SD bin leiber
eine idledte aranfenpdrterin sepelen."
(Gortietung fcIgt).
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500 &elphnn,ta. 500.

2ie seier Der v5reien Srelle" perben iid
ftenei!, 81 EFF bren, bab es ipenieitens cine
getnrsttete Rranfb. it siebt, ipeIhe bie @iiiens
id1aft IN all ,9ren Stufsn gu 5eilen i'm Stanpe
1T aaii's &atarrb. .Rur 1T Die eiasige iebt Der
arSillcpen Srnterihaft be.annte ppiitibe aar.
9utarrb erforbet als cine Spnftitutipnss
3ranibeit cine conititaticneae 8ebanbIuna.
Sau's 8atarrb Sur ipirb innerlid genommsn
uno irirft brett auf bas 8lut uno Bic id5Ie;s
int9en Sberfdhen oes Shitems, faburd bic
gesrunolaSe Der sfranfbeit serft5renb nnb benz
@atleaten araft sebenb, inhen iie bic sonfti.
tuition oes aorpers aufbait unb Der Gatur in
lbren @erfs bilft. Die @isentbilmes baben
10 plel Ssrtrauen su ibren 9eiItraften. BAT iie
eineunoert Dollars Bslpanuna fiir ieben SAL
anbieten, ben iie su fliriren psrfeblt. qast
Sud eine etfte BON 3eusniiien tcmlnen Man
abrciiite:
s. 5. @bene9 & Co, Splstc, ..
E@ Scn Orpauiiten, Is Gents.
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anrresppnbea5.-g III + ort, 30

9nrresponneas.- III ort, 30.
Sftober '92. Den erfem ssroft baben
mir pieber binter uns, leiber bat fib
berielbe einige Woden gu friib eingez
iteat, fonit bdtte es bod tellenpeife
nod quite top crops gegeben. eSebt
piro eS bier unb ba nod @tpas na1z
aupfliidcn geben. la ge mirb es aber
nitt oauern Bis bic 6eIDer leer finb.
! Die grnte ipar ilid)t slsu gldn,enb;
mer einen balben 8allen 8aumtpolle
bonn Nder gena1t bat, fanm bier bies
Sabr oufrieben iein. @in3elne Sarmer,
bic mebr bon ben SommerzG zGtridregen
abbefomn1en baben, babem aud befIer
geerntet.
Die 9aupt greigniiIe in Comfort
iinb ieBt grnit 6la6s arteliiber 8runs
, men un6 Der Bau zines 5hulbauies.
@riterer 1T feine 200 Sub tief un6 lie>
fert nod Serrn Gla6s Mmgabem tdgli9
ungefdJr 10000 @allonen Wafer.
Das neue S6ulgebduoe ipirb auf benz
Wonumentbiigel erbaut, neben benz
9ogengebaube. gS wirb Elm iteinerner
prabtbau t1erben. auf ben Comfort
itol5 fein fann. Oas @ebdube tpirb
ipabrf6einlid nod iiber bic Stride binz
iuegrei6en unb oas 1T aud gang biibl9.
Jn Der pOlitif 9ebt es iebt aud
aiemlih lebbaft Der. 9ie Comforter
ielber f6einen meiit fir @larf 3u lein,
bod i6eint es, baB bic @olfspartei uns
ter ben beuti6en 6armern Der llmgez
genb oiemlif piel Mnbdnger bat. gs
1T bies aud iebr erfldrlit, beun pon
allen parteien lit bic Golfspartei bic
einiige, lpelde in ibrent programm
ernitli6e &eformen beripri1t unb &es
formen mlhen mir baben, ipenn nidt
llber tnr3 ober lang bic @ilenbabnf0nige
unb bic grOBen @orporationen bas
9all3e Sano regieren unb eignen iollen,
anitatt bas 8olt.
Gs ipirb alles M0gli6e gctban, I'M
Die gemegung auriid3nbaltea, es 1T
aub nibt meine 4bli6t, bier cine lange
auseinanoerfeBung gu MAIDEN; einige
puntte mo6te i6 aber bod ermdbnen.
VS. wiros. 9. bielfa6 einseuenbet, ,bie
aesieruns biirfs iid ni6t in priuuts
2lneelegenbeiten nii6en." 9fum, bann
utllBte ia aud BON redtsmesen bic pof
BON prioat unternebmern Dermaltet
iperoen, irie i'm Weittelalter in europa.
gglebiel miirbe ipohl cine Yripat Sc
LEU 9aft fir bic Beforbernna zines
Briefes Don San 9lntonio nod Stem
yort perlangen ?
Sann beiBt es: r9ie @egierung
ollrfs 9liemunoe5 @isentbum nebmen!" /"
DAB 1T in Der 8beorie gang idon. Wie
aber, lpsnn cine Sabuseisllitaft tommt
nno baut eiusm freien Yiraer cine
@ilenbahu idrdg bur1 bas aanse 6eIb
ooer iiber ben 0ofs aann er Ii6 ba
ipebren uno iperren gli9t i'm ge.
rlnehen, er muB bas 2anb, ba8 bic
Veiellf6aft fir ibre 3pede braudt bers
geben unb meiit fir einen preis, ben
bic 8eieai9aft ieIbit beitimmt. @s
beiBt ba einfa6, bic GiIenbabn muB
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gebaut iuerben gum % o FL Ser gan=
sen BeD6Iferung unb ipenn
gin3elne leiben miiRen.
gbeniomenig aber ipie in Dielem
Galle Der ginaelne ii6 ipeieerm tann
fein gelibre6t auf5ugeben, ebeniomenig
f0nnten fi6 aud bic 8abngeielIi Ii9aften
tpeigern ibr @isentbum an bic @egiez
rung au berfaufen, lpenn bas Wobl
bes gansen 2anbes iolde S6ritte perz
langte.
reber bic Ginan3splame ser Bolts
partei 1T fdon piel geidrieben unb ses
ipro6en tuorben. Musfiibren lieben
ii6 biefelben f6on, trob alIer gintuen=
bungen bic gema9t iperben. DaB su ipes
mig int 8elb llmlauf lit unb Der 3insfuB
sm bod, bas iinb Sbatia9em, bic fid
ni9t ueg6isputiren Iafen. 9batiade
1T ferner, 6ab bic preiie ber Mderbauz
Yrobufte iieb nidt mebr allein burd
9lngebot unb 9iadfrage reguIiren, fons
bern baB bic preiie bur9 Spefulanten
unb @orporationen sena9t lYsrhen
unb i6IieBlid, uenn bic 9es'tyeiiJ
0as Geft bat, ben National=Nu..tI
8elb ainsfrei gu iiberlaHen unb loeil
lie ferner Nfillionen BON Dollars al bic
Welt Musltellung peri1enfen fann, 10
ioute lie aud baS &e9t baben. @elb
brett an bas Golf sesen Si9erbeit
uno fur niebrige 3inien aus3uleibcn.
Wian bort aud oft fagen, bie ganse
yolfsparteizSemegung lei mur BON A6>
Dofaten unb politiferm geleitet, ipeld5e
bas BOLT an Der Nafe berumfiibren.
PAS tann oieIeidt aud iein, baB bic
partei Werieben un6 Gebler ma6t, es
tann aud fein, baB bic partei am s.
Jtobember gei6lagen tpirb, aber bas
alles pirb bic gemesuns tli9t unterz
oriiden, ionbern bielelbe ipirb fid nod
beritdrten, trob aller Sp6tteleien.
Gb. s. 9erb It.
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Seq a =.

Neu 8raunfels, ben 80. Oct.
9er3li6en Danf fir bic portofreie gu,
ienbung Sbres prdmien @alenbers,
lpel9er aler Wabrfdeinli9feit iiberall
yeifaa gefnnben baben tpirb. Durd
bieie Iufmerfiam ibren 2eiern aes
geniiber, tpirb rbie bette 3eituna i'm
Staate" nur nod mebr beliebt. - 6ier
tuirb es ale Sage gemiitblider. WaIbs
t9mibt & S9uIbe baben cine neue
Wirtbf6aft er6ffnet, unb nun iit faft
tetne prominente gde fir Elm uWirtbs=
bdusle1 mebr fret. Ser llbrmader
PER- Hotb erbant Elm biibf6es Sc
f6dftsbaus. &C. II.
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Webr ais 800, 900 SIaiden Tr. 8na's oufen gp,
rip rerben eeen Wtnter rerfanft, uno Iauienee per
ben eur6 tie BON einem frlbsn Grat srrsttet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-01
Sutt's piQem furiren 8erltopfuna.

= Die ruiIiide &ssieruns bate eiz
nen prOteit erlaiien sesen bic 0altumg
bes Snitans gegeniiber ben Ma1tbas
bern in guigarien. Oarauf bat ieBt
Der Sultan I'M ginDeritdnbniB nit ben
Sreibunbs sMd6ten cine 9lntnorts
erlaReL in luel6er fur3 unb biinbig
erfldrt lpirb, boB es 9tiemanoen etmas
angebe, tpie iid Der Sultan 8ulsarien
aeaeniiber perhalte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-01
Anfsaben. Die sel5it ,psrseu maileu.

Die Ratur bat bet sebsr unb ben Ginaereteen wid,x
'tSe aufsabsn 5asepieen; bieie Orsane nb aber bes
rer Srinuuns tbrsr aufsaten ssssneiiis aufinanter
ansemteen; rsriast bas eine ben Dieni, 70 aust aud
pas anesre utdt rel. Cine hieIer 5u erfauenbeu uf
saSen TT bic Hbicnteruns unb Gusi5eisuns per=
brau6ter StcHe, mems nit Sdfteperaiftuna etntrseu
loa. NuBerhem TT bte @eiabr trtiItder liuterleibsz
sni5uneuns cbsr teiarerter eebsr= abfee6e porbanz
rsn menn ems BET senannten Srsane nit ridtia uns
S1fa:e ttb etne Dispciitpn fier,u bemerfbar mattt
lsafs ter ictor 9at sstrten perosn init Spetter !
Ma9enetfisfs. etnem unperslsi6li9en Speetami.tel
Oarmsntalts. Defe Qrsne. perurfaGt ME qebmeb
ane oaub9rtmmen. Sic erfhut ibre refprmatpriide
auisaee lpar NIT sebDrisem Ra6frud, aber pbne bic
gernglfe Se6peree 5u rerurlaben. Gie perbdtet sra
!arta, rbeumotii4e S6merjen unb Rierenlecen une
turtrt Cpsrepfe unb Rerroftdt.