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The Mount Adams Mines.

Spokane Review. A. n. McAlister,
OF the New York Mutual. has returned
to the city from Goldendale, where he
spent month on business connected
with his company. He brought back
some samples of tellurite. of gold and
silver which he will assay as high as
$2,700 ton. The ore was taken from
the Mount Adams district, and is found
in an almost inaccessible location in the
foothills about forty miles south of Mt.
Adams. He thinks that when the
country is opened up a great deal of
rich silver and gold ore will be discov-
cred in that hitherto unknown section.
The snow is already deep in the vicinity
of the property, but Il number of pros
pectors will make an attempt to go into
the mines yet this fall. The ore that
Mr.. McAlister brought to Spokane with
him was taken from the surface and has
excited very favorable comment from
old miners who have seen it.
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port of its existence fifty years ago. He
states in his narrative that it was throw
ing out column of smoke from the year
1880 to 1840. Agent Applegate, formerly
of the Alaska Commercial company, also
saw the volcano while recently in Ivan
off bay hunting for sea-otter. He saw
the eruption, with the flames and col
umns of smoke thrown to great height
in the air. Applegate made report of
was fortunate enough to see and distin-
guish the mountain plainly, a few days
later, from Chignik bay.
The package of volcanic ashes which
he gave to Prof. Davidson is very fine
powder without trace of grit. It is of
n dark slate color and so light that it
readily floats on water for quite length
of time. This volcanic dust is carried as
far as $50 or 260 miles out to sea, covering
the surface of the water SO heavily as
to make it appear like a heaving sea Of
ashes. The Richard Rush sailed
through this ash-covered water for three
days, during which time the dust con-
tinued to fall, covering her thickly
Through it the sun lost its brilliancy and
took on whitish appearance like the
moon. The air was so heavily laden
with it that it became extremely difficult
for one to breathe, Wenjaminow has
been in state of eruption, throwing out
fire, rock and ashes, for several months
past, and when seen by 1t. Cantwell
showed no signs of quieting down.
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ALASKA VOLCANO LOCATED.
Ashes From it Brought to Prof. David
son by Lieut.. Cantwel1.

Ashes From it Brought to Prof. David
son by Lieut.. Cantwen.
The active volcano on the peninsula
of Alaska, which has been recently re-
reported as being in violent erup-
ton, covering the land and sea for hun
dreds of miles with ashes and volcanic
dust, has at last been definitely located
by 1t. Cantwell, of the United States
revenue marine service, who has re-
Gently returned from cruise of several
months in Behring sea. During his
stay in the waters of Alaska he obtained
much information of value bearing on
the topography and general condition of
the Alaskan coast. He made report
of his discovery in relation to the great
volcano on the Alaskan peninsula to
Prof. Davidson, of the United. States
geodetic survey. Accompanying his
report was package of ashes or volcanic
dust thrown out by the crater and col
lected by him from the deck of the
Richard Rush, on which it settled.
The volcano has hitherto been re-
ported as being an eruption of Pabloff
mountain. This report came from
Chignik bay and from vessels that were
cruising many miles to the westward of
the bay. 1t. Cantwell says that the
volcanic mountain is in reality the
volcano of Wenjaminow, and not Pabloff.
It is located on the peninsula to the
west and north of Chignik bay, in lati-
tude 56 deg. 8 min, longitude 159 deg.
1t stands near series of lakes lying on
the peninsula, of which the northern
lake finds an outlet into Behring sea
and the southern lake discharges into
Ivanoff bay, on the southern side of the
peninsula.
Wenjaminow, or Benjamin, as it is
translated, is named after the former
Archbishop of Alaska, who made a re-
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Chicago Horse market.

CHICAGO. Oct. 26.-J. S. Cooper COM
mission salesman of horses, Union Stock
has been very unsatisfactory for every
thing except very heavy draft horses.
Small horses, drivers, streeters, ETC.,
were very weak and hard sellers at prices
10 to 26 per cent below the prevailing
prices of the past month. There is no
encouragement and less hope for the
present, as all eastern markets are glut-
ted; 1900 to 1700-lb horses for pinery
work are on the contrary in fairly good
demand at good prices.
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oriticIsing the Prince.

The fact that the prince of Wales alb
sented himself from the funeral of Lord
Tennyson, in order that he might at
tend the Newmarket races, has provoked
considerable comment in England. His
action is especially dilated upon by GER
tain radical journals, which appear anx-
ious to make sensation similar to that
occasioned by the baccarat scandal in
which the prince was involved. The
prince of Wales accompanied by the
duke of Cam bridge, visited Newmarket
on that day and saw the race for the
Cesarewitch stakes. He was made the
object of a popular ovation when his
horse won the Nursery plate, a handi-
cap of 200 sovereigns. His absence from
Westminster abbey would have been
less remarked upon but for the fact that
not single royal parsonage was present
at the funeral, though, as the defenders
of the royal family strongly emphasize,
they were represented by two generals
and two colonels, besides numerous
splendid wreaths. Since the Tranby
Croft affair public opinion has been very
prince of Wales, but the public takes a
very conmon-sense view of the princes
present action. The efforts being made
to arouse feeling against him will fall
fiat. 1t is generally felt that his partial
ity for the lighter side of national life is
SO marked that to show deep regret over
the death of Lord Tennyson would be
mere hypocrisy. Those agitating against
his absence, however, contend that his
presence was necessary, not as an ex-
preston OF personal feeling but as the
next head of the nation assisting at a
national event.
| The Chronicle says it is true the prince
! went where the mass of the people went.
Tennyson was never the peoples poet,
but the point is whether in the hearts OF
tho people they really prefer a prince
who cannot postpone a days shooting
or racing in order to mark a great epoch
in his mothers reign.
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THE FISHING SEASON.
A Legal Question Involving the Limits
of Its Duration for n Year.

Legal Question Involving the Limits
of Its Duration for a Year.
Suit has begun in the United States
circuit court by the Fook Wa Company,
of Portland, against 1. H. Taffe, of Cello
to recover $4,000. The trouble is all
about misunderstanding in regard to
what period of time constitutes "the
fishing of 1892" The Oregonian says
the Fook Wa company contracted with
Mr..sTaffe to pack his entire catch of sal
mon for the fishing of 1892, and he
agreed that there should be at least
10000 cases for them to pack. Up to
the beginning of the close season the catch
was light, and they only had to pack
2,250 cases.. Then they claimed that the
season was at an end, and demanded
their pay for packing the whole 10000
cases, which Mr.. Taffe had contracted to
provide. He claimed that the fishing
season of 1892 was not ended, but would
continue through the fall catch, after the
end of the close season. As soon as the
close season was at an end he resumed
operations, and caught and had put up,
by another gang of Chinese, more than
enough fish to make up the 10000 cases
he contracted to furnish. 1t now re-
mains for the courts to decide whether
it includes the time when fish can be
caught up to New Years.
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Where Block Tin Can Be Had if We
Want it on Par With all Europe
---Other- News.

New YORK, Oct. 26--Among the pas
sengers on the White Star line steamer
Germanie, from Liverpool. were Col. A.
L. Conger and wife of Akron, o. Col.
Conger, who is president of the Ameri-
can tin plate company, spent fortnight
in Wales, examining various tin-plate
plants, and he comes home convinced
that within two years America will make
all the tin-plate that will be required
and at less than the average market
price of the last five years. In an inter
view, Col. Conger said: eff America
should not produce a single ton of pig
tin it would be no disadvantage to her,
as, of the "a 900 tons produced in 1891,
Cornwall produced 5000 tons, Australia
5000 tons, Saxony 1900 tons and the
South sea islands the remainder. We
can produce block plates as cheaply as
Wales can. We get tin in the South
seas at an equal advantage with Eng
land. The chiefquestion is of workman
ship and wages. Metal workmen here
are paid the highest wages received in
Europe for similar work; yet we pay
double the wages paid here, and there
will be no difficulty in getting plenty of
men. The smartest manufacturers in
Wales are removing their plants to
America, which is good move for both
countries, relieving the overproduction
here and giving US the experienced men
and the business we need"
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The NATION MOURNS
Messages Of Sympathy to the President
From all Parts.
THE PRESIDENT IN HIS SORROWS
Public Business Transacted as Usual
by His Special Request.
THE PRESIDENT IN HIS SORROWS
Public Business Transacted as Usual
by His Special Request.

CABINET MEMBERS AT THE DESKS
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JUDGE NELSON'S
DECISION

Speaking of patent medicines, the
Judge SAYS: II wish to deal fairly and
honorably with all, and when find an
article that will do what it is recon-
mended to do, am not ashamed to say
so. l am acquainted with DR.. Wander
pool (having been treated by him for
cancer), and have used his blood medi-
cine, known as the S. B. Headache and
liver Cure, and while am 75 years old,
and have used many pills and other
remedies for the blood, liver and kid
neys, must say that for a kidney tonic
in Brights disease, and as an Alternative
for the blood, or to correct the action of
the stomach and bowels. it is very SUI
perior remedy, and beats anything
ever tried. j. B. NELSON,
Yakima, Wash.
enan's friend and family doctor.
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Wath fir MHtter.

Ser iber 5OSabren i6om tpurbe M}rs.
Winslom's Soothing Syrup bon Mils
lionen bon Miitterit beim 3abnen Der
9inber angemenbet. Wirt bu i'm
S6lafe bur6 bas S6reiett zines &inbes
geft6rt, ba8 i'm 3abnen TT unb Dor
S1meraen meint2 Wenn 10, laHe fofort
cine Glaf9e BON Mtrs. WinsIops Soos
thing Sprup" boIen. Sem Wertb 1T uns
beaablbar. SIS mirb benz tleinen 2eibens
ben fofort 2inberung peri9afen. @erz
labt eu@ barauf, Miitter, es 1T fein
3meifel bariiber. So beilt Dp5enterp
unb Diarrboe, regulirt BEN Magen unb
bic Nieren, befeitigt Winbs aoIif, ers
mei9t ben @aume11. berbinbert gmt3iins
bung unb itdrft bas gat3e Spfem.
nWfrs Winslsws Soothing Syrup
fir aabnenbe 3inber 1T angenebm in
@ef6mad unb bas &ecept ftammt bon
einem Der beiten tpeibli1en Merste in
ben Ser. Staaten. SIS 1T BEL alien
Druggiften in Der gatt3en Melt au 5as
ben. preiS rs Gts. per GIafde.
&auft ni6ts anberes alS Mrs. Wia8s
Ions Soothing Sprup.
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Gin Mieienprpieft.

bas bes 8aues eines Sunnels inter
benz @ait &lper, bon Der Ntlamtic Moe.,
8roDflDn Bis CUR Battery, Stem Oorts,
ioa in obiebbarer .3eit perpirfli6t tper=
ben. Mls unternebmer tpirb Der be-
fannte @iienbabnmagnat, prd1ibent
Der Song Sslaab 8abn, Muftin Cor
bin, fguriret, tpel6er bieien Plat1 be-
reits por ldngerer 3eit ben 8unbesbez
BORDEN porlegte. @elegentli9 enter fiiraz
li9 borgenommenen SnipeftiDnstour
Der berl9iebenen Stationen Der Song
Sslanb Babn fagte 6err Gorbirt, baB
er fi9 imner nod nit benz plaae, etnert
iol9en Sunnel gu bauen, TRACE. Ser
lebtere Der6e einen 9ur6meKer BON 26
SUB baben unb 5000 SUB lang fem.
Sic &Di ten Der Musgrabung tperben
fi6 auf ungefdbr $3.50 per Oarb, inn
@an5en auf etpa $500, 900 be3iHern,
udbren6 bic @efammtfoten bes &ies
ienperfeS bic Summe bon 50, 500, 900
bis $4,000, 900 reprdientiren biirften.
Sic be5igli6en Bere6nunger unb 8ors
anfdldge finb bon benz Sngenieur s.
81. Safobs, tpel6en Serr Gorbin Dor
etpa einem Sabre in gnglaub cngas
girte, entporfen morben. Wdbrenb
Der leBtert 3pei Sabre bat bic Gong So
Lamb 8abmgefeafdaft entIang Der fir
ben SunneI geplanten &oute 8obrul1s
gen pornebmen Iafen unb fir 6ieien
3mef bic Summe bon iibef 1000
b~erausgabt. Sic bot bic 8ei9afens
belt bes GInBbettes genalt feffelen
lafen unb 1T ii6 iber bic ~oor3unebz
menben Mrbeiten, refp. Bic iid ibr in
biefer 8eaiebung entgegeufeaenben
S9wierigfeiten bur9aus tlar. Ser
Sunnel ion eines Der polfommenfen
Bannerte fetner Mrt tperben. Mn beis
ben gnbpunften tperben Gabrfhble fi6
beinben, mittelf tpel1er in elmer Miz
mute $40 perionen bef5rbert merse en-
f6nren. Wabrf6einli6 miro Der Durds
fti6 ITO SUB nnterbalb bes StraBens
Nipeaus angelegt tperben. Na1 Der
Nngabe 6es 6errn Gorbin tpirb nit
ben Mrbeiten in einern ober 3tpei Sabs
rem begonnen ober Der Srnnel fpdtez
items in 5 Sabren fertig gefeGt fein.
Wie 9err @orbin ferner erfldrte, tuers
ben bic 3age mittelf glettri3itdt be-
f6rbert unb ebenio mie Der Sunnel
lelbf, elettrif6 beleu6tet werben.
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6 . t d { s
Muerlet.

XXX
= Qouis gbers, Der uegen Der grs
morhung @obert Nidters gu 40 Sab
rem 3u9tbauS berurtbeilt tpurbe, 1T
bonn &i9ter Woonan gegen 8iirsi6aft
I'M 8etrase BON Sc, 600 auf freien SUB
gefebt tporbeu.
= 9ie Geier Der gdfein : 2egung
ftr bas iteue gourtbaus BON 8erar
County TT auf 5amftdg, ben II. De-
ee1tber fefgefebt tperben. SOB. 9pgg
NIB bic itbrigen Staatsbeamten finb
ba3u eingelaben tporbem.
Mu1 Is. December tam in @an
antonio ni6t ein einsiger Sobesfan
Dor, gepiB aud ein feltenes @reigntb
tn einer Stabt bon iiber As, 900 gins
mobneru.
Dte Mlamo gleftril9e @iraBens
balm, bereit Betrieb INNER nod ni6t
uiebrr aufgennmn1ert tpprben 1T, 1T
BON Der Stabt aufgeforbert, ibre in
f1auberbaftem 3uffanbe befin6li9en
@eleife fofort IN Drbnung bringem 3u
lafeu, ba bieielben cine ffete 8ebros
bMng fir bic fie freuaenben @ogen
bitten.
Der Neser Sofepb Smith, Ser in
Der Ndbe bon Selma tpobnt, tpurbe boz
bel abgefdbt, al8 Ct einen gi1bru1ss
9iebfabI in SnIms' Saloon an Der
Stra6e mad sgraunfeIs berlu6te.
Mie ieben Winter 10 n1a9t f9
aud iebt uieber bic groBe Mn3abl bon
Bdgabon6en IN Der Sta6t unliebfam
be~nterfbar. Inter benieIben f9einen
f9, mad ben aablreiden ginbrudss
biebfdblen su urtbeilen, tpoblorganis
Frte Bau6eu an befinben, bic ibr Sc
mtrbe gang fpftematif1 betreiben. Sc
gtlang Der poli5ei, einer ettpa 13idbs
riger anaben, ber ii1 Som Relp
ntnat iiub aus Chicago ffammt, aus
ben 6da6en elmer ioI1e1 8an6e at be-
f@reier, bic f9 feiner BEL Derf1iebenen
einbrii1en bebiente, INN ibnei ben
Meg ~ babnen, ba er Bel feiner
f@md@tiseu Statur 6ur6 0eFnunsen
f9llpfen fonnte e fir grmadfene
bel ~ eng tpare,&@er 2nabe befin>
BET Id gegenudrtig f9mer franf i'm
fdDtifdet 6ofpitaIe, bod hpfft mon
mad fttnsr @enefuns ttdbere ginaeIbeis
ten aber feline uniauberen @enoFen bon
i'm In grfabrui1g 3a bringen.
- I'M Weit grb fi1b in Der berfIpis
feneit Nd9t ei,1e gan3e Meibe bon Gin
brn9SbiebHdbIe beribt tporber, in ben
Msbnungen Der Qerref 6. 8. Geub>
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CALIFORNIA 8 @eine.

Weialiebbaber inben eth groBes 2az
ger bon feinen California Meinen BEL
9errn s. $. Mener am Mlamos
plaaa. 9err Sleeper fn6t bic Weine
an Srt nnb Stele aus urb tauft brett
aus benz Seller Der Wein3i6ter. Mls
gntem &euner gelingt es Inn itets, bic
beifen @orten ausaundblen. @r fam
feline annben unb Gamilien nit einem
gnten Sropfen perieben. &otbz nnb
WeiB Weine in bor5igli6er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = fret
ins 9aus geltefert.
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seras 8.

Sn Dem Stdbtden 8lanco gitp
ri6tete cine Ge~uersbrunf groBen Sdas
ben an. Mebrere @ef9dftss mn6
Wobnbduier brannten total nieber.
Ser S6aben mirb auf $500 ges
i6dbt.
Sn 9onbo gilp tpurbe Der 8ranbz
litter Gbas. Green gu Z Sabren 3udtz
bal1S Derurtbeilt. eSn Der umgeqe1b
bon 9onbo gitD gitp bat es fe6r fart
geregmet. Die 9anbfraBen befinbem
in Golge befen in f6limmem 3ufanbe.
Die &ontrafte fir ben Bau 6es aeue1t
g%ourtbaufes fir Mebinu gountp tuer>
ben i'm 2aufe bieier @o6e ausgegeben
tuerben.
Mus San Diego mirb febr ftarfer
&egenfaI beri9tet. DerfeIbe erreidte
an einem Gage cine 96be bon mebr aIs
4 3ou. SIS lit bic @ebe bapon, cine
gabnlinie bon 8eepiae mad Saa Diez
90 gu bauen.
Selegramme, tpel9e Der 8unbesz
Mari9aa Stride in San Mntonio aus
2arebo erbalteu bat, beffdtiaen ben 8ez
ri9t aber bas Select bel San Sgnacio,
in Dolem uatfange. Ser 6iibrer Der
betrefenben BanbitensB an6e fDQ Gaz
mon beiBen. Nm Na6mittas bes 10.
December finb atpei GabaaeriesM btbeiz
lungen BON 2arebo aus aufgebroden,
lm Bite 8anbiten gu perfolgem. 9as
BnnbeS>M ilitGr hat HQtionett fir aehn
Sage NIT fi6.
= Nus Dallas tpirb beri9tet, baB
Der etreit 5wii6en Dem 8if9of Bremz
nan unb Der Mebraabl Der fatbolifden
prieter feiner 9ioeeefe nit Ser s6ai=
gen Nieberlage bes e~riteren eeen5igt
bat. IS beiBt, Brennans Mbberufung
lei bereitS erfolgt. Brennan bate fid
b66ft unbeliebt babur6 gema9t, bab
er bic priefer feiner Dioeceie miatiirs
lid bon elmer @emeinbe aur anberen
berieBte unb baB er iiberbaupt aiemli9
autofratii6 auftrat.
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@ieferunseu fiir 8erar Goautp.

Nngebote perben entgegemgenommen
bon Der 0ernaltung bon 8eIar @ourt=
tp fir bic 9ieferung Der na9itebenben
Mrtifel fur bcs Sabr 1898, 1dmli9:
Groceries.
Mebl, Mai8mebl, @afee, 3uder,
@9mals, Sped, Bobnen, SaI5, &eis
unb Petroleum.
Gutter.
Mais, 9afer, Sen, 9ddiel &c.
&Ieiber.
S6ube, Strimpfe, tpol1ene Dedet1,
9ite, &6de, Qofen, ungeblei6te Dos
meitie, Glanele unb 8aumwoaftofe
peridiebener 4rt.
Mraeneien.
9ie gebrdu6li6en Mebicamente fir
ben @ountps Mr3t.
Druda@en.
Nn3eigen unb Notiaen.
&iubfleii9 d.
Musf9lieBli9 bon Der 8orberz RemIe,
Gals umb 9ers.
g 6reib> utemfiIien.
Geberm, papier, 8leififte, 8inte,
96reibbefte, &abirgummi, 2ineale,
@ummisBd &c.
Mngebote tperben %er6ffnet tper6en
bur9 baS @eri6t Der County &ommiiz
fGre BON 8erQr Gountp ant GreitQa.
ben 16. Se3ember 1892, um 10 ubr
Iormittags. 9as @eri6t bebdlt ft9
bas &e6t Dor, ale Mngebote 5uriid3u>
tpeifen.
8er0fentli@t auf M%nOrbnung bes
@eri9ts.
San @ntenio, 9. Desember 1892.
8rpan GaIIagban,
@ountps &i6ter, 8erar Co., Seras.
Mtteftirt: Sbab. %. Smith
@ountpsG lerf, 8eTar Co., Seras.
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THIBODEAUX.

Was bebeutet bieies Wort2 IS if
bas Sanbels3ei6en bes
Cinderella S9ubzpaIat fl 8.
9a i'm Wabltabre befanntli6 Sc.
f6dftsfiIe berri9t unb mir einerl gro.
Ben @prratb bon @dubmert fir Ser.
rem, 9amen unf @inber, an Ganf
baben, neuefte Sacons unb MuTer, ID
berfaufen mir MIes 3um f.
preiie unb liefern bic 8epeiie ba=
fur. Ollie Waaren iinb neu unb tpnr=
ben fpeaieQ fir bieien Sommer bete0t.
Sic preiie finb iiberaa III 3ablen -attz
gege6en. Wer bilig unb gut faufen
min, gebe gum
Cinderella S1ub Yalait.
Dr Sci WeIton & Co., Sous
fonttraBe, finbet man bic %feiniten inns
portirten unb beimif6en OeIifat t.
een Der Sailon.
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0rnnSei8entbnms $ liebertra8mmaeu.
Jrib y. Bippert unb Grau an peter
Cub, @runbfiid an 2abaca : GtraBt
fir $1,000.
y. Donneer an M. 6enferma9er
3 8runbftide an Matamoross StraBs
nnb am asburp plaee fir So. $50.
5. 30. George an &obert 6. 9biele,
grunbftiid in Maberid S~mbbipifou
fir $500.
8. & 6. @lmenborf an 6. 8. &nmb.
Tree, 2 @runbtide auf Columbia
6eigbts fir $50,
Dora gbmarbs an @m. q. s. 8oat,
IL Nder 2anb an Der Mebina fir 1926.
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Smmer tprom!

6ett fetner erfen Gtafhbruus Sat bas electric 4ttters
l3nt1 unb bnueruh bic @unf bts pnblttum8 erruuaeu,
~ g tett allen e~erartt8eu 6ettmitteIu rcran mar
1qtyfl Dtte 4Rttted enttdtt at4ts, mas e8 ale @etrdnt
sber DeyanfAunssmtttei seeisuet erf4einen Iie6e, unb
q nirb as bte beee uub reinhe Rebietn fur ane 9eiben
ees Deaaens. Der 2eber unb Der Nieren angeieben. Sc
geti nRt9rdne, unrereault4Iett, gerfopfun8 unt
sxs!es PIE Malaria aus BEN Gpfem. Nefrtebtsenbe
&trfung ntrb NIT ieher Tlaf&e s~arantirt rber pas GeIb
ptfe yurt6erfnttet. prets nur 80 Gents per ElaSde.
6a taten yet Der San Gntnntu Drug Gpmranr.
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Gefttessraten mad benz @iibofeu

9ie International : 8abn (S. & 6.
N. &c. ~ gepdbrt an1 in bieiem
Sabre ibli9e State bon liner
Jabrpreis fiir 9ins unb Niidreiie mad
allen @tdbten bes Siboifexs uno 3mar
am TO-, 81. unb 70. DECEMBER. Wez
gen ndberer @in3elbeitem erfumbigt
@u9 bel benz nd6ften 3idetsN genten
o6er menbet @u6 an
5. 8. price,
u. 6. g. g.,
paletine, Seras.
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1ar Wenn Scenario fetn uub su ans
nebmbaren preiie fpeiien min, 70 sebe
er gum 30 @arten. Die
9erren Nbciner & Saul, 8efiber 6ie>
teS @tablinements, balten 6arauf, tire
8dfte tets bolfommen aufrieber1 gu itelz
len. Iae faiionmdBigen Delifatefen
Mutern,. Wilb, Slide, @efiigel &c iinb
bort in Der belifateten 3ubereitmng ale
3ett gu Aaben. Mablaeiten ,perben a1f
Wuni9 in bic Wobnungen Der &unben
gefanbt. Nu6 bietet Der nit Der
Speiieuirtbf6aft ~perbunbene 8 a r
r o nj bic beiten @etrdnfe, ftets frif9es
Bier unb feline 2iqu0re unb Weine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-14

RT Melton & s o.. baben fort>
mdbrenb frii9e @aaren; groBe Mus=
mabl BON 9elitatefen aler Mrt, bic
beften eingema9ten Griidte, Semitic,
Gleii9s unb anbere Preidrper unb Elm
groBes Eager bon Stapel Groceries.
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e@Dl3' @almem > @artem 1T 5

VHpI37 KdIhten : Warfen 1T 6el
SammelplaB ber 9euti1en bon San
Nntonio nit ibren Gamilien. 9ie re-
gelmdBigen Mbenb : Trei : &on3erte an
bier Nbenben in Der @o9e fint ftets
5ablrei6 beiudt unb erfreuen ii9 elmer
aagemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weins
unb @bisfeps urb aae3eit telerfrif6es
8ier, ioipie bic bel ten @igarren.
Sie &eitauration liefert ole
9elitateHen Der Saifom. Mufern,
Slide. Wilb in better 3ubereitnng.
SdgliG ausge5ei6neter tparmer 2un9.
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Cinderella sdub : palaf.
Gofes, aoblen!

Sn6ianer 5erritorium aoblen I'm.
gefiebt $3.50 per Sonne; ausgeiu6i
$3.50 per Sonne.
@ofes, baS bequeml tie lnb bette 8rents
mnb 9ei3material, gu $3.50 per Sonne.
ueberaQ in Der Stabt fret abgeliefert.
San Nntpnio Gas aompagnie
SelepbDn ytp. PIP.
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ay- 11eber,ieber. unter,euo. a,

Dy- 1eberaieber, Anteraeug, 9erz
rem : Soilette : Mrtifel, allies BON ben
beiten Sabrifanten bes 2anbes bel
pancoaft & Sobn. Wir glans
ben, baB mir bas bette Gin : NDllar~
9emb unb bic beiten Is @entssS triimsfe
in Der Stabt ~berfaufen.
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Bn6lens Mrnico eolbe.

Dte befte SaIbe Der WeIt fur S&nitte, auetl@uu.
8en, @sf@uhre, gtebers unb Sauts Mu8f&Ias, TteHte,
aefprun8ene Sdnbe, Trpitbeulen unb ane Sanftrants
5stten; turtrt 9dmorrbctben pber feline HesabIuns.
Vbatgs 9nfrtebentett S~aranttrt pber has @elb wtrb
surafe-ftattet. rs Gents pe S@a@teI. Gum Werfaut
WtpIeSale
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goulep's @esiffer, go. % alamo
pla5a bat einen &uf fir guten alien
Wbistep, bic beten gemii6tem Sc
trdnfe, feline Meine unb ausge3ei6nete
importirte unb einbeimii1e Gigarren
unb tets frii6es 8ier. Ser gisentbls
mer, Soc Goolen, perftebt fem @ef1dft.