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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-19

| to with deeD attention and he was fol
! lowed by Councilman n. &. Nickliu.
OF New Whatcom, who spoke pacific.
ally and specifically congratulating
the people of Bellingham Bay on the
completion of the street railway, and
he pointed out the great developing
power OF such enterprises and the good
effected in building up and compnting
remote districts and bringing them i'm
touch with the business centers. Mr..
Nlcklln spoke eloquently and he was
followed 10y Mayor Mckenzie, who
dWelt briefly upon the importance Of
TINS street railway and the great factor
winch II would prove in building the
Beillngham Bay cities together as one
SOlld, substantial city, a very ~iaut
among the cities of the Pacific coast
). a. Frye also spoke briefly, but
eloquently. He referred 10 the street
railway systems Of various cities of
lhis country and the power which
they eNerted i'm building m the
suburban portions Of towns and cities.
lie complimented the street railway
people upon the pluck and energy dis
played IN the construction of this rail-
way, and he confidently predicted that
this road would be lqrgcly iustru-
mental in the building up and con-
soil iation Of the Bay cities.
After the speech-makiug the cars
We're again boarded aud the run through
TO tairhavCn was made i'm good time
and without incident. The manage
ment, including Mcssrs. Cosgrove. Ba-
ker, Cook and Thum, spared no pains
IN the entertainment Of their guests
and visitors generally. The cars were .
largely patronized during the day. |
apparently taking advant- |
age of the opportunity TO secure a free |
ride over the "Fairhaven eudU of a |
street railway.
Seven cars were run during the day. |
and not less than 5000 passengers were
carried. Hundreds Ofpeople were CON |
stantly in waiting for the lake cars at |
the corner Of Dock and Chestnut dur
ing the afternoon. Three ears were run
on the lake road and four between the
cities.
The present officers of the company
are the following:
President-J. f. Baker.
Nice-President-E Cosgrove.
Secretary-J. A. Kerr.
TreaSurer-M. b. Cook.
General Managcr-M. G. Thum.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-19

When Baby was sick, we save her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she dyied for Castoria.
When she became Miss she Aung 10 Castoria.
When she had Children she gaNe them Castoris
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-19

Through tickets to all points East cost
the same from Bellingham Bay cities as
from Seattle, Tacoma or Portland We
also check baggaAC through from here to
any point East.
We give special aNention TO steamship
Pacific oceans II yOh ave friends com
ing from the Old CouA.y, call and get
rates. INV. ALTON,
Cor Dock nd Holly SITS New Whatcom
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-19

Mis- Kathie Wardncr departs today
for Portland, where she will enter ST.
HeIen'- academy.
Mr.. j. &. McLcuuan has returned
from an absence of two weeks i'm Van
cOuvcr and Victoria.
Mr. Frank Wilkc-ou goes to Hamil-
ton today with hi, fishing rod
Mr. IF. Wardner was in the city
a short time yesterday and departed
for Seattle in the afternoon.
Are you going tONthe house warming?
II will be "a brilliant affair
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-19

The pupils Of the 7th and 8th grades
of the city schools will hold Lowell and
Washington exercises this afternoon at
the -Four teenth street school
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-19

Money on Nreal estate security in
amounts to suiA No delay. Dudley
X. lnslee, DavisNuilding, Harris and
Fifteenth streets.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-19

v
The New Clergy House and Hospital
The ample preparations which have
been made for the opening of st. Luke's
Clergy House and Hospital are COM
pleted, and today and evening will wit
ness the result. The building will be
formally opened with an appropriate
service this mOrningat II O'Clock. This
evening the doors will be thrown open
TO the citizens Of the Bay cities, aud
they Will be welcomed to its spacious
rooms and halls for genuine house
warming. From to 9 o'clock there
will be several addresses by invited
speakers, among whom are II. Y.
Thompson, Judge Maxwell County At
tOrney Cole and Prof Hit, county
uperlntendent Of schools. The ladies
from both ends Of the Bay have furn-
lshed sumptuous repast and the large
dining hall will be thrown open until
midnight;for those who desire to dance,
full orchestra will furnish the music.
Through the courtesy Of the manage
ment OF the Fairhaven electric railway
the cars will run until II o'clock for the
convenience of Fairhaven's citizens.
The occasion promises TO be an eventful
one and our people generally are in
vited to give this noble enterprise a
good send of.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-19
cOnstitutionality of the Mckinley Law

CHICAGO, Feb. 1j-The constitution
ality Of the Mckinley administrative
act is to be attacked. The first move
was made in the United States circuit
court this afternoon by fling motion
to dismiss the appeal Of Collector Clark
from the decision Of the board Of gen
eral appraisers assessing certain duties
on dress goods belonging to Locke,
Huleatt d Co. The motion Is on the
ground that the administrative act is
void, and a number Of technical points
are raised in support Of it.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-19

Schilllng's best teas aud ,MOca and Java
coffee at 7. A. Creighton's No. Grocery,
Harris street.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-19

Arbuckle's coffee 22JI cents and good
Jap tea % cents per pound at CfeghJon's
No. / Grocery.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-19

Fr'A-ConneIly Contest Concluded
The Fritz-Connelly homestead con-
test case was conluded yesterday after
noon, having been in progress with
several night sessions for ten davs
Attorneys John Arthur and George II
thapin, and Mr.. n. NJ. Bolster VINO
has been taking the evidence. will
leave for Seattle today. The case is
undoubtedly the largest that has ever
gone up from Whatcom county. The
testimony will cover / 800 pages. Forty
eight witnesses were examined for Con
nelly and twenty-four for Frit.. The
evidence will be passed upon by the
register ard receiver Of the SEATTLE land
Office, the land commissioner and the
secretary Of the interor. II will prob
ably he two years before it is finally de-
termined.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-19

o,RgI1 Remember the house-warming this
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-19

Baking powder 25 cents.and tomatoes 10
cents per can at Creghtdn's No ] Gro
cprV,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-19

INVESTMENTS e.: T. Bs"P;5 S%s5 s55sy rsP$ss P:;5 55
easier than those of any other class while the
time the best security assured 1t is endeavOr to
place investments for clients that the largest profits
pabe with good security may be realized At the head of
this class stands the WATER FRONT ADDITION, SOUTH
FAIRHAVEN, which is all within the city limits and
selling at $l75 and upward lot Its shore line furnishes
choicest location i'm the city for manufacturing indus
tries. For maps, pamphlets etc. regarding real estate,
mortgage loans other classes of investments in Fairhaven
Address,
WASHINGTON IMPROVEMENT CO., Farhaven, Wash.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-19

My $l.jO -four guarantee is the best in
the city. Il. A. Creighton's No. Grocery.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-19

Cars run between Fairhaven and the
Grand central hotel until midnight to
enable all TO attend the house warning
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-19
NEW wHATooM NOTES

Eight cans Of MIX a., "a pounds OF
rasIns 81. az CreighbVn.. No. ] GrocerY.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-19

An orchestra will be in attendance to-
night az the opening of the Clerey house.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-19

Coal oil 20 cents, syrup 30 cents per gal.
Ion at Creighton's No. GrocNy.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-19
THE CONDEMNATION SUIT
The Testimony All In and the
Case to Go to the Jury
Today
The Long Drawn Out Fritz
Connolly Contest Case
Concluded
Opening of the New Clergy
House and Hospital
Tonight

/ The condemnation suit of the Bell
| ingham Bay d Eastern Railroad Conn
pany vs.. the Bellingham Bay Improve
ment Company will 90 TO the Jury at
y O'Clock today. The testimony il
now all in and the argument of conn
sci will begin at $3.50 this morning.
The court has restricted the time of
argument to one hour and fifteen min
utes side. Mayor Miller, ex-Mavor
Jenkins and John l.. Thomas for the
plaintiff, and NJ. l.. Snngroom for the
defendant company, were the witnesses
examined yesterday.
During the examination of the wit
nesses for the plaintiff yesterday il
transpired that the total amount of
property to be condemned is one and
three-tenth acres. The witnesses of
the Improvement company have esti-
mated the value Of the property at
from $4,000 to $4,000, while the wit
nesses on the other side fixed the value
at from $1,000 to s., 200. The case has
been stubbornly contested at every
point by the defendant company.
The citizens Of New Whatc0m have
gwen bonds TO give the Bellingham
Bay d Eastern a free ripht-of-wav
through the city, and those who have
signed the bond are waiting the YER
diet Of the jury with considerable in
terest. Some Of the signers of the bond
are sureties for fractional parts Of the
entire amount.
The property Of the Bellingham Rav
improvement Company comprises ali
ol the private property on the ripht-of-
way, with the exception of one block.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-19

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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-19
Fritz-ConneIly Contest Concluded

Eastern oysNrs are on the bill Of fare
.onlght at the hQuSe- warming.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-05

Sn 2oubon 1T cine automatif6e
Maf9ine int @ebraud sefteat morben,
bic eleftrii6 nit elmer benadbarten
ypoffal 9elesrapb Office" in 0erbius
6ung gebra6t 1T. Wenn man einen
pennD in bic basu beitimmte Gefnung
Der Maf6ine fallen ldBt unb bann ben
S1ieber beraus3iebt, 10 prdfentirt fid
Elm brannes @ouuert, tpel6es elm anz
beres Goupert unb cine peibe aarte
entbdlt. 2eBtere bient ais griefpapier
unb mirb, na6bem iie bef6rieben lit,
in bas smeite gDupert eingel1IoiIen,
peldes bann fammt Mblieferungsge,
biibr g pence per Meile) in cas braus
ue @oupert geitedt unb 1T bic ba3u be-
ftimmte Nbtbeilung bes Npparates ge>
morfen tpirb. Dur1 baS 6eraussiez
ben bes S6iebers iuirb Der elettriide
SignalSNpparat in Der Selegrapbenz
Office in 9bdtigfeit geieBt uno bann
piro fofort elm 8ote nod benz foeben
aufgegebenen 8rief abgeianot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-05
Ser falide Better aus 0lmerifa

Ils Better aus Nmerifa~ erfdien
eines Sages ber 0efonom Nuguit eSoble
| BET benz S0pfermeiiter peBom in Ser
lin, itellte li6 als lieben Nerpanbten
Dor unb plauberte biel iiber Gamilien<
angelegenbeiten unb iiber amerifanifhe
@erbdltniiie.
! Meifter g. erinnerte ii9 bunfeI, bon
Der gTiitena eines gana entfernten 8ers
! tpanbtea ienfeits be8 G3eans obers
fld1lib geb0rt gu baben, unb gemann
nun einises SntereHe an benz Better" /,
ba bieier er3dblte, baB er es bur1 6leiB
uno Anltrengung gum tpoblbabenben
Wfanne gebraht babe. gr riibmte iif,
biGt bel Cincinnati, cine auegebebnte
Gdrm i'm Wertbe bon $15 200 au be-
iiBen nit einem giebftanb pon 9 Yfer.
ben, 12 &iiben unb anberen NierfiiBz
lern. Ser biebere 9opfermeifer fanb
e gang begreiflid, baB es benz Oeuti1s
Mmertfaner an ben ufern bes S6ioz
Jluhes 5u einfam gemorben, unb bab
er besbalb in bic alte Qeimatb geeilt
lei, Inn ii9 bier eine aebensgefdbrtin au
mdbleH. Su6te er bod ieIb1t eine
before 9dlfte, unb ba fam es ibm iebr
tpobl au Staten, bab Der 9lmerifaner
ii6 erbot, nit ieinem praftil6en Bid
aud fir ibn umi6au unter ben 961z
tern bes 2anbes su balten.
Ser transatlantil9e Better fab auf
bieie g8ei'e balb auBerorbentlid feft in
benz 8ertrauen bes q. unb Der iibrigen
adrtli6en 8ermanbten, unb man fanb es
bur6aus ri6t auffd1ig, baB bel Der
wei1en &eiie bon glmerifa big Berlin
bent braben Setter bas @elb ausgeaan>
gen mar unb bic BON bemlelben ftiinbz
lid ertpartete Senbung BON 5000 M.
etwas febr lange ausblieb. Sn3pil1en
tonnte Der @ait nidt barben. Sie Wers
tpanbten bra9ten fir benfeIben 1SO
M. unb 800 M. auf, ia ber Sopfer,
meiiter CAB aud nod einen Mnsug Der,
IN mel6em Der Qmerifaner fir i'm auf
bic grautf6au geben follte.
9lls berielbe mad @ubem gereift mar,
nm bort bic 2ebensgefdbrtin gu tpdb.
len, erfubren bic 8erliner 8ermanbten,
baB Der CUTE Better Elm idon oftmals
lpegen 8etruges porbeltraftes Subieft
lei, tie befamen es nit ber Nngit unb
iieBen benielben perbaften.
So itanb Der Better aus 4merifo bor
Der eriten Straffammer bes 2anbae.
ri9ts l. Der @eri6tsbof erfannte
auf Elm Sabr brei Monaie 3u6tbaus,
apel Sabre @brperluit unb 500 Marf
Celebrate epent. nod 20 Sage 3u6ts
baus.
Der v5armer" erfldrte, fib babel su
berubigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-05
!. Gin fonberbores gaoturinieI 1T Sc

: Gin ionberbares Naturipiel lit Der
65idbrige geeger peter patrid in Der
umgegenb BON 8utlebge in Georgia.
Seine Saut 1T i6mar3, aber iein Snd=
bel, fein Geli6t unb ber iibrige aorper
ttnb nit LANCER, bider, meiBer Woae
bebedt, uel6e ii@ an ibm i'm Mlter
BON snolf Sabren gum eriten Weale
5eigte unb bamals bonn reinIten WeiB
mar. gr bat eine beionbere Norliebe
fur 59afe unb fbldft in Der &egel Bel
ibnen. Die Wolle pd9ft 70 f6nen, baB
er li9 sueimal i'm Sabre f6eercn ldBt
unb ben grtrag Der Sdur berfauft.
(3fa, no, ua!)
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aleib,ritoHe! aleiberjtofe

Der sr6bte unb aeipdbteite gprratb BON
teinen s leiber It en-, Der ie in @au
Gnt nto porbanoen par. Ga neues Muifer
Setln Strtpeb erepon, iolib unb
9emuftert.
,,8ebfprb &Orb" in allen neuen Gar.
ben, nie @tdel, @ieale, Nais, 2apeneel Tar,
Hniftan @rap, Cream. peib.
garb.
:. .granaSiifd'e Gballtss in s5 bs>
1tinnlten Wtuitern.
MoRaires, Crepe b'ebine gu rs
Gents, 80 Gents unb $lOo.
Sran31iii9er Organize gu a5, s5
iinb 40 Gents.
Gsro bm Ssot, etpas neues, gu 10 Gents
PET Darb.
@smnferte 8ebforb @prS sul21s
Geats per Darb.
:, Gemuiterte Crepe su ID Gents per
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9ie 8erliuer fpaenannten itdbti

= 9ie 8erliner iogenannten itdbtis
fden 4rmenfii1en, mo- bebiirftigen 6a=
milien in Der 3eit bonn Is. Nopember
big gum 10. Mdr3 marine 9peiicn
(Suppen unb 9iilienfrii6te) in ret9liz
den portionen alltdsli6 = natiirli9
unentgeltli6 li6-perabfolgt merben, purs
ben ionit allidbrlid iebes Wfal nit benz
Is. Wdra gei6loiien. 0ie ftdbtii9en
geboroen baben in leBter Stunbe bic
Qnorbnung getrohen, bab bic in 9ebe
itebenben 4rmenfii6en ausnabmsweile
nod big gum 1. 4priI b. s. geofuet
bleiben iollen.
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Rraft mao @etuushest.

Wenx STE niht trdfts unb pcbl fublen, 10 perSudeu
Se Gleetrie Stttsrs Wenn Ste bic Stripped seidrd 1T
baf reriaHen Se Glectrte 8itters. Dea Mltel wtrft
brett AMI Die asber, au ben osen nnb auf cite eren
lneem es otee 0rSaHe saeu rest, 6re u1ttioneh
selrdbts su erfhaen. 0ienn Ste an nerpbem Rcpt-
web letben, werten STE bur Hlectrte Bttters ineGe
une sausrnbs abbhlfe itnbea Gtne Yrube. 6ai&e prb
Sie seprauAsn. 6robe NlaIheu fur nur so Gents in
:er apotbeie BON abnIpb Dretb, 1bpmpfpn & Go. su
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bon araeu Daaren gu ben aaer.
niehrigiten Yreien.
@eitreifter unb enrrirter ga III I,
bon l Gents aufpdrts Bis ;u benz beften
Shlihter i4marser Org inaie, @renabine,
sattn geitreifter 2atpn gu ertaunlid nisori.
gen BreiIen.
geioene Narp 1enrtettas, 40 9on,
mt ben neuelten S4attirunsen uerleben,
5u $1.00.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-05
ssrei fir 9eibemSe.

gle, bic on ben GoIsen iusenblider Ser.
irrunsen Leiben 8erluit Der Mannbarfeit,
iinfenor &raft se'hledtlide &rar fbeiten,
Strifturen, Sppbilis unb bie bisIsn Nehens
frantbeiten. trelGe bic 6olsen bieier i1redli.
den nnregelmdbiefeiten finb, erbalten ~ o,
ftenfrei-eenaueaneaben wie iie
lid felbit 3u Saufe furiren f6 rs
n n. ipenn fie an bic California Medical
and Surgical Inirmary, 1924 Market Str,
San Francisco, Cal. fhreibeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-05

Teine gpitsm Worbanae, 81 garb
long, au rs Genta, $lO0, 81 25l $3.50,
$500, $3.50, $500, nab olfharts, 70 fein
tpie Sbr fie ipilniat.
Sarbtger nnb i6parser SailIe
Gra nea'l 6, gu 80 @sntS per garo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-05
GedlS Mpuate litt id1 nm grf,fed

= Se6s Monate lit i6 an f1le9s
ter Gerbauung, alle angemanbten Nit
tel niibten ni9ts, bis i6 t6liebli9 Or.
@uguit R0nig's 6amburger 3ropfen
anwanbte, uel6e mid ipieber pollfdn.
big beritellten -9letiie Mepers, No. II
Norbs@larfsStrabe, Chicago, Sns.
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3ephgr @inghents !!

Bir DerFaufen 8epbbr @insbams
gu Is, Is ,lnb % Gents.
satin stsipeb gorb bu aoi unb 3epbsrs.
@emnfferte sateea gu 10, u, IS
itnb % Gents.
s9liat: Su 10, l21s, Is, 20 unS 25
Gents.
9as sr5bte uno beit ausseipdbfte saser
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Chenille Portierea lluo gijdbeden,

@ir offeriren GbenilIe 4ortiere
uno Vii d oefen gu abiolut baIbem preile
@ir baben so 8aare Yortieren unb 1OC
S'l9Oefen, alle gu bemleIben asreiie.
4 JnIInr 9aort;eren a., o so
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-05
(Gorfiebune fplst).

IS TT mebr &atarrb in bieier @eaenb bes
2anoes ais uon alIen onoeren ffranfbeiten aus
iammen, uno bis in bic lebten Sabre ealt
er ais unbeilbar. gieie S Ere lang erfIdrten
Dottoren ibn fiir cine Iotale aranfbeit unO
fdrieben lofaIe Seilmittel Dor. unb ba fie ibn
NIT dr;tI'Aer sebanbluns beitdnbis nidt tu.
rirten. ertIdrten iie i'm fur unbeilbar. DIE
8ifienfhaft bat bepieien. rab Ratarrh eine
8cnftitutionsfrantbelt ift unb besbaIb eonfti.
tutionele 8ebanbluna erfrrbert Saa's sfus
tarrbs&ur, fabrisirt BON 8. 8. Gbenep &
y O., 5oleoo, Obio 1T bic ein3ise conititulio,
nelte aui i'm Wartte. Sic iplr6 innerIid, in
DOZEN ocer @aben BON 10 Tropfen bis su ei
mem Theel5ffelpoa aenommen. Sic mirtt bi.
reft ouI oaS @lui rnb bic inIeimiae OberTdhe
bes Spitems. eie bisten einhunbert Dollars
tu' iseen faa, ben fie gu furilen oerfeblt
Sabt Sud gireulare uno 3eusniiie fommen.
Aoreffirt:
8. s. Gbenet SO, solebc, ..
D Bertruft bon Il ptbefern, rs GtS.
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gSorbdnae! gorbdnae !,

Sn Draperien unb gretpuues
fabren mir eine eIesante Mustpabl BON 10
Gents aufwdrts bis sa Der feiniten Sorte.
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= Sc 1T beitimmt, baB am %. ssab>
restage Der S6ladt DON Wortb, bas lit
am 6. 9luguft b. S., Der Grunbitein 3u
benz Safer Grieorids sGenfmal auf benz
S6la9tfelbe gelegt merDen wirb. Die
gum 8au bieies Denfmals erforberlide
9umme BON 100000 Mart 1T iebt
bur6 Sawmlungen i'm ganaen beuts
f6en Gei6 aufgebra6t porben. Sir
ben gntmurf be8 SenfmalS 1T Elm
engeter 8ettbemerb ausgeiArieben, nell
der nit benz 1. 9lpril enbigt. 9as
notbige @runbtiid in Der GroBe bon
u Ader iit bereits ertporben.
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l1uier ,,gDeif;er Glepbant''

glotbins 9auS lit baS srSbte unh tsnhxns
bisfte I'm Siibtpei.en. asir ,rantirea
Shnitt, Muiter, nualtt6t nab
,bab NlIeS pabt"
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Groat ezrea Grctteter uRb er pirb eud idasx, bal
bds berhhmie Solpattrn Del ATE sHhsreR SiAiMeRA
an @nts tbsrtrtft, xut tcm fsRst 70 nxr d gsats.
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geioeuItoffe /! /. seireuitofie!

eoItoe f'rbise gbinefii4e unb s a.
paneiii9e Sc benitoffe in ben pc.
puaritea 6arbeu, ME Beib, Cream Roia,
eorn ytile, 0ile Blau &c -
SrIise @ros Grain 5utparae
setoenfpffe su rs Gerts, 80 Gents, 81
uab $1.25.
Shiuarse unb Creams Gbinefif@e
sc eiSenitoffe, 5u 80. So, 80, so, 10, So,
80 Gents unb 81.
Se,bene nmo Gstim Nrueaoe, in
ld)rparS uno f'rbia tu rs, 80 gents, 81 unb
sl.25 in ben neueiten Mbenbs sJarben.
6ancp eemuiterte Snbias, idtparser,
tarbteer nno tpeiber @runb; Sipe,far5ig, ein.
fad uno perIhieoenart ge 6tguren, BIumen.
serols unb anbe,e WtuIter, Is Sprten, sX12
&omblnatton, iebss POP 3oa brett, 35. 48,
so, 68, 75 GentS mnb 81. 20 3ou breite 3m
81 unb 81 %.
Berfaiebene @fucee gmrabs, gu 90,
IS, so unb rs Gents.
0as seibenlaser iibertriift aaes Oasetpes
ie1e in auspabl, @iite uno @ertb fir ieben
3wed. mo- Seioe sebraubt pirr, uub beren
3abl TT 2esion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-05
WfSbel nte geppidle !!

Wfobel lin0 Seppt9e /!
l1nIer 9a5teI. unb 1eppid. Hspsrttmsu
berbient in Augenfnein genomsseit III hss.
ben aBir quottren preiie, SIC 3es nit Doe
gniigen leien tperoet.
9eppi@c! 9eppibe!
9ott 8rufels, 81 unb auftparts.
Gapeitrp Bruiiels, so Gents uub auftpzsaS.
9apeitrp 8rafieIs. @orberrp, ss GeHts xxs
anfmdrtS.
Auss Boae, breifa4e Dide, IS Sents.
6. s. 81
linton 10
aass moue, ,Dsifa9. %
g. 6. IS
Union 46
@eiaamte xspside, Is Bis 80 esats.
Stnoleunl, go @ent6 unb auftpdrtS.
Gnbbpsen OeI-Juh, so Cts. uMt GufnxriB.
GoeossWatten, 45 gents uns aufwxrts yw
lnao,atsyaro
Gbina Mattet,, bon 1s1a BIS 95 GentS.
aehte Sapaneiif6e Matten ja nas ls 81.
M1bel! Me1bel!
Bir MAIDEN ipesieae Dfferttn In sSIsf.
3immer Gets:
Solibe 9lnt,fe Gidene Sets. nur $lk.ss.
@Iesante gbenai Sets, nur $4,000.
6oIibe WaIlnnb Sets, nur $3s.
pliiid ParlOr Sets, nur $e7.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-05
TIMER @aarenlager 1T nabgebenb

Die folssnben luotationen seben einem
Minf. um aber ben ipirflidben Mertb un6 bic
ae'hbaItisfeit fennen gu Iernen, fommt unb
lebt coer takt Gad Yrpbeu idb.tfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-05

@eedam's pillen bel franfer aeber.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-07
The True Faith Expounded.

Never has q great party, intent upon
the promotion Of right and justice. had
better incentive for effort than is now
presented to us. Turning our eyes to the
plain people of the land we see them
burdened as consumers with tariff sys-
tenn that upjustly and relentlessly de-
mands from them, in the purchase of the
necessaries and comforts of life, an
amount scarcely met by the wages of
hard and steady toll, while the exactions
thus wrung from them build up and in :
crease the fortunes of those for whose
benefit the irj ustice is perpetrated.
We see q farmer listening to q delusive
story that fins his mind with advantage,
while his pocket is robbed by the
steslthy hand Of high protection. Our
workingnen are still told the tale. oft re-
pested in spite of its demonstrated falls
ity. that the existing protective tariff is q
boon TO them, and that under its benef-
cent operation their wages must in =
crease-while as they listen scenes are
enacted in the very abiding place of high
protection, that mock the hopes of toll
and attest the tender mercy the working
man receives from those made selfish
and sordid by unjust governmental ia
vors.
We oppose earnestly and stubbornlV
the the ory upon which our opponents
seek to justify and uphold tariff laws
.(Grover C,eveland's speech accepting
nomination for president.