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The Irish standard., 1892-10-08
THE LOCAL MARKETS.
MINNEAPOLIS, October S

MINNEAPOLIS, October s.
WHEAr-No. hard, Is cash;
FLouR-Quoted at 81. 11(g4 40 for first patents.
fancy lc and md export bakers; s1.5o@2oy for los
grades. III bags. including red dog.
BRAN AND SHoars-Quoted at s9.5o@9.75 for
bran, $1O(9sll for shorts and $1lgl1.25 for mid
dlngs. M;llstuf has maintained q steady mar
ket.
CoRS-No. 3, 4sc; No. 4, 4sc.
OATs-No white selling st 35c: No. g. 32c.
RYE Nominal at SEC.
BARLEy-QuieG at from 38G145c.
FLAx--Quoted at 92c.
BuTrER--Creameries, fancy, 21f924c; good TO
choice, 10000; fair to good, legl6c' Carries
fancy, 7e@18c; fair to good, 13al4c; con- 10
(914e; packing stock, 13@131ae: grease, e@7c:
roll and print, 11lg12e-
EGGs-- Strictly fresh. Ice including cases.
CBEEsE-F Fancy full cream, 9(9ilc; fine full
cream, 1l(g12c; part skins, 7fas3c
DRESSED MEATs-Pork, 6G6ac per Id; veal, 8
061sc, mutton. 1850.
pis1ssn cry pesedd a a@
IlDl2c: fancy geese, s(1el0c.
AToEs-Potatoes, Du., 45D50c :,
sHEgP PELTs-Large heavy, sC@sllo; small
to medium, 5o95oc: lamb skins, Sc.
wheat. 14ili5c.
SIC; veal kip, a051zc; deacon skins, each: aoD
35c: dry flint and calf, rose. ,ea
per doz,, 3o1s5c; celery, do2., 3o94oc;. onions,
squash, doz. 7oc@$1; turnips, bu., 55@45c.
Der Box ss5e5 esr ban n PEE
bunch s2(1275.
BEANs--Faney navy, per bu.. s2.W@2.25.
FEED-Mlllers held at sl7@lS.25; corn meal Ia Ct
HAY-Choice wild quoted al 50 OO0Slo; fair
thy. nominal, s11512. 50; upland, sel6e.5a.
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IN AND l AROUND THE CITY.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Opera.

At the Grand next Tuesday evening
for an engagement OF five nights and
Saturday matinee, H. G. DeMille's highly
successful American play "fhe Lost
Paradise" will have Its first production
in this city. The play will be presented
in the same careful manner as character
lied it's successful run of 300 nights in
New York, $50 nights in Boston and 100
nights in Chicago. 1t has everywhere
been conceded as one of the most inter
esting plays of the period, and it deals
with one of the greatest living issues.
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Announcements.

/ Announcements.
] The IRISH STANDARD, $1.5O per year
in advance.
judged. B. Quinn has removed his law
Office to 5O7 Boston block.
John j. McHale, lawyer and Justice Of
| the Peace. 257 First avenue So.
P.J. Moran's livery boarding and sale
stable at 40 18th st. So. telephone 1912
John j. Carroll, real estate, loans and
insurance, $40 Bank of Commerce Bldg.
Gallagher & Kinnane, Counsellors at
Law, 4O1-4O3, Guaranty Loan Building
Meagher & Belts, Counsellors at Law
811-13 Wright Block, Hennepin avenue.
Steamship tickets via Cunard Line to
and from Europe, sold at Irish-American
Bank. ID @
Pat McGloin, formerly of Minneapo-
lis) liquors and cigars, 2401 Pacific ave-,
Tacoma, Wash.
IF. Mccarthy we'll contractor. Es-
Inmates furnished on application, 2O9
Central avenue.
Norton Coal Co., 226 Hennepln avenue
Dealers in coal and wood. Prompt de-
livery. Telephone 314-2.
The IRISH STANDARD is only SIS 0per
year. in advance. You can send it to 9
FRIEND in the old country for So.
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Idenced by the fact that he was ordained.
at the age Of %. Father Moore has been
suffering for some time from a sore leg
and is now under the care Of skilful
surgeons in this city.
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the strings for this ever money making
anti Catholic tune, but how educated
American citizens shut their eyes to the
rascality Of the business ] wish some one
would tell. Yours,
M r,
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FATHER MATHEW.

The 1920 Anniversary of the Great Apostle
of Temperance to be Celebrated.
Next Monday evening, Oct. 10, the an
niversery of Father Mathews's birthday
will be celebrated by the temperance
societies of the East Side at St. Anthony
of Padua hall. A grand musical and liter
airy entertainment will be given on the
occasion and all persons will be admitted
free.
PROGRAM OF ENTERTAINMENT.
Song John German
Ken. aTkS JONI OWlIt
Song Observation-Disclosures. W alSh Brothers
Recltatlon. MISS anna henoe
Eulogy on Father Mathew. -. Rev JAS. O'Reilly
SCng... .....-..... ...-.. The Misses AckersOn
SlOliH SOLO,. ........ JOHu LtulHtu
Paper on Insemperance and Labor. j. 81. Smith
address Rev. FIR. Gibbons
Recitation Observation-Disclosures. Ed Shannon
Song. .......... Miss Frances Bayley
Report of Critic .... .... Miss Anna O. Brien
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Carriages OF all kinds furnished by f.
3. Moran for funerals or parties, tsle-
phone 1922, 41O i th st. SO.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-08
BOOMERS OF DARK HORSES.
Some Editors and Senator Who Want
to Shelye the Leaders.

Some Editors and "a Senator Who Want
to Shelye the Leaders.
The third man talk was renewed yester'
day-not the Alger boom, bat the dark
horse" boom. And the name most vigor-
ously pushed was that of Senator Allison.
1t was advocated from the far east, where
its interests seemed to be confded to the
charge of Senator A ]. Higgins, of Del.
aware and from the west and northwest,
where Editor George Thompson, of the st.
Paul Dispatch, one of the Minnesota dele
gates, was the chief bugleman. Senator
Higgins for several weeks before leaving
Washington for the convention was of the
opinion that his distinguished colleague
from the Hawkeye state would be the
most available man upon whom to con.
solidate all differences of opinion.
Halstead Also a Dark Horse Man.
Murat Halstcad is stampeded for a Sdark
horse" He says the situation demands a
third man. The leaders, he says, are re-
ceiving letters from all over the country
representing that the best intests of the
country demand a new man. Halstead
thought that the Blaine men were little
ahead yesterday. These letters and tele.
grams "fron all over the country" are
great institutions. Mckinley and other
Harrison leaders have a whole lot of them
urging the presidents denomination, and
Quay and Clarkson ct al. have another
lot the burden of whose plea is for Blaine.
Hatton Has Another Man.
And now here comes Frank Hatton,
of the Washington Post, who was post
master general in Arthur's cabinet, and
who is equally we'll known for his opposi
tion to Harrison and Blaine, as the en-.
| gineer of another dark horse movement.
Hatton seems 10 be willing to take any
body who will tend to knock out bott
the principal candidates. He came here
talking for Sherman, but yesterday wa:
quoted as having transferred his affection
| to Minister Lincoln, of Illinois.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-08
LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago.


CHICAGO. June Z.
Following were the quotations on the board
of trade today: Wheat - June, opened
S434c, closed S51sc; July. opened siesc, closed
S73sc; September, opened s43sc, closed size.
Corn-Juue opened 5015c, closed 53c; July.
opened 1875, closed 5l1s;: September, opened
4s3sc, clusel ,014c. Oats-June, opened Ssssc,
closei ;s31s:; July, opened ;23sc, closed S3l3c;
September. opened 3l1@c, closed &esc- Pork
June, opened and closed slu5O; July,
opened and closed SlO5); September,
opened AMI closed SlO.GS Lard-June.
opened SG.3l, ,losed S6.S21S.
Live stock: Prices at the Union Stock
yards today ranged as follows: Hogs Market
active and 10c higher; sales ranged at $3.50
94.6I pigs, S4S5G4So light S4.SO945O rough
packing. S+.50G4.SO mixed, si.6oG4so heavy
packing and shipping lots
Cattle-Market active and prices firm;
quotations ranged at S4.3o1ISO choice
to extra shipping steers, S3.sj143O good to
choice do S}.7014l 10 fair to goo1, S3.40G3S0
Common TO medium do, S3.3063.O butchers
steers, S262483g stoc4sTs sSe5 Q iOo Texas
ss0oSa5S bulls and Sa.oG5e5 veal calves.
Sheep Market fairly active and prices
steady: quotations ranged at si.NG6OO west
erns, S47O66.40 natives, and Sa4OG5J
Texas, and S5.6JGI.s0 lambs.
Produce: Butter-Fancy separator, 17Glsc
per ID; fine creameries, l5SLl6c; dairies,
fancy, 1TeSLt 4Ozy4O-. NO ! udlrle-. 1StLl0c.
packing stock, fresh, lie. Eggs-l53l l5Ixc
per doz., loss of. Live poultry ckens
l2c per lb; spring, is PC; roosters &c; ducks,
l01l1c; turkeys, choice hens lac; young,
toms, l2Gl5 old gobblers, l09llc; geese.
S3.G015tO per doz Potatoes -Burbanks, so
o. per bu; Hebrous, 438 i5.; Rose. 45G5oc;
Peerless 45G5Jc; common TO poor mixed
lots, 3514c. wberrles-Ilinois 500
75c per 24-qt case; Centrahas, SLOO1l 80 per
24-qt case.
New York.
NEW YORK, June Z.
! wheat-No. = red winter cash. e9I4c; June,
| 9O34c; July, g--1Ec; August, 9Z5Sc. COrn--No. g
mixed cash, 5s34G55cc; June, 5715c; July
! t6tsc; August 5Jc. -Oats-No. 2 mixed cash,
| 3sc; July, o714-; August 56}4c. Rye-Firm
| but dull; s4Gs7c for car lots Barley-Nom-
inaL PorG-Quiet; old mess, S9759l0.50.
| Lard-Quiet; July, SG.G1; August, 500.
Live stock: Cattle-MarEet dull and no
| tradin- in teeves; dressed beef, stesly; native
sides, 614J713c per ID. Sheep and lambs
| Sheep steady; lambs dull and weak; sheep,
S4.2jG6 10 per 100 lbs; lambs, Sd2j9s. HosS-
| Gzrket firTneT: live hogs, SIl5.j0.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-08

MRS 7. 4. IENhINSs
kins, both of Wyoming. They bore the
scruting well and were evidently as much
interested in the proceedings of the more
noisy male delegates. There was plenty
of time for looking around the hall while
the committees We're being named, and the
chairman of the delegations. were frequent.
ly cheered. At the conclusion of the call the
convention at nearly ?. p. IN. adjourned fol
the day.
On Credentials and Resolutions.
Following are the credentials and reso-
lutions committees as named by the dele
cations:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-08
MET FOR BUSINESS.
Republican National Delegates
Hold Their First Session.
NO HITCH IN THE PROCEEDINGS.
Fassett Takes the Temporary Chair
manship Without Contest and
Starts the Oratory.

Synopsis of What He Said - Brief
Address by Reed-PreliminaryM Matters
Promptly Attended to-Named for the
Two Principal Committees-FairD Dele
gate Attracts sAttention-SIow Work on
Credentials and Remarks Made About
the Same-McKinley Selected for Per-
manent Chairman-A Meeting of New
Workers Enthuses the Harrison Men, but
Is Secuted by the Blaine Section
Incidents and Notes of the Day and
Night.
MINNEAPo LIS, June S-As Rev DR..
Brush, chancellor of the University Of
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-08
INCIDENTS OF THE SESSION.

They Would Have Speech from Reed
Lady Delegates.
During his speech Fassett, as seen in the
foregoing mentioned Harrison and Blaine
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-08

for party action on the free vote issue.
"Wealth and prosperity" said he, "are
noble; but human liberty is magnificent. +"
Reeds closing words aroused intense en-
thusiasm.
An Enthusiastic Gathering.
There was no end of enthusiasm in the
hall. When Fassett took the chair the
cheers were general. At different points
in his speech he had to stop to wait for
silence. When he mentioned Reeds name
there was a roof-lifting outburst: and
when Reed slowly gathered himself to-
gether. left his gallery seat and walked
down the aisle to the platform he was ac-
companied by tornado of enthusiasm.
Every man of prominence as he appeared
in the hall received his tribute of ap.
plause, and this was particularly notice
able when Ingalls, walked into view.
The Women from Wyoming.
The other temporary offices were an
nounced, the leading secretary being
Chas. w. Johnson; of Minnesota There
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-08
MEETING OF THE COMMITTEES.
Mckinley for Permanent Chairman
Credentials Makes No Progress.

Mckinley for Permanent Chairman
Credentials Makes No Progress.
The committee on permanent organiza-
ton met at 7:30 o'clock last evening.
Nearly all of the members of the commit
tee were present and Governor Mckinley
was selected for permanent chairman of
the convention without opposition. No
other name was even suggested. The lists
of honorary vice presidents and secretarie-
was not completed. some OF the d-legt
tions having failed to baud in the uelh,2s
1t was decided to r, eject TIE :, crcr;,ri,'
and reading clerks chosen hy th,. IL -
rary organization on recon Ie.,.- .JA
the national com .nlttpc.
Hge& Is the Delay Intent ."Ht."
The creslap .i,.l- .-,,--,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-08

South Dakota. rose
in the convention
hall yesterday az
1890 p. m. every
delegate arose with
him and reverently
listened while he
invoked the aid Of
the Most High in
t h e conventions
deliberations. Two
minutes previously
Chairman Clark
son, of the national
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-08
In Enthusiastic Gathering.

was a long list of
MISUNDERSTANDING
and reading clerks
and then the usual
resolution for COM
m lite e appoin int
ment was adopted.
During the pauses
of business there
were two seates in
the hall whose occu-
pants were the OBJ
served of all obser-
ers. The occupants
were Mrs. G. G.
Carleton and Mrs.
It herese A lem
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-08
Doesn't look Like Fusion.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kas., June S.-The DEM
ocrats of the Second Kansas congressional
district held their convention yesterday
and nominated H. l. Moore, of Lawrence.
Mr.. Moore is a straight-out Democrat 1t
was expected until within fay days that
there would be Il fusion of Democrats and
Peoples party in this district, but now
this does not seem probable. Moore's
Republican opponent is Congressman
Funston
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-08

together. The eff
feet was to raise Il
sim u ane ou S
cheer from the
partisans of both
and prevent any
thing like a test.
The speaker also
eulogized Tom
Reed, and as soon
as Fassett had
closed there were
calls for e"Czar,"
who is not a dele
gate, and sat in
the gallery. He
refused at first
to "come down off
vention would not
the platform and
speech, closing wi
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rem iuerben. Die Grau ipagte tti1t ge=
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9immel benz flnbliden Sobne bieielbe
gum @ei6enfe made. Wdre bic
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bas 2eben Der @robelterm perldngerI
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ben, baB bic 6ineiiide 3beorie iber
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talen einige an3iebenbe 3iige barbietet.
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ferner bas ueiblibe @ei1le9t auf cine
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tinbli6em pietdt, tpie bic gbineIen bas
Wort perifeben, 1T cine Mif6ung bon
Gur6t unb Selbitliebe, = 5tpei ber
md6tisiten Motipe, tpelde bic menlds
lide Seele beeinfluilen fonnen. Die
Setter Der Geritorbenen mii0em anges
betet iperben, ba iie, falls man es un>
terlicBe, llngliid auf bic 2ebenben bers
abbei6mDren ipiirben.
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gu tragen 9eawungen mar; ba aber ies
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mem @rseuger gegeniiber perri6tet bat,
10 perlangt er aud basielbe bon ieinem
eigenen Sobne: baS ift Der grobe
3wed Der Sinber, Der lid III benz 1is
neiil6em Sprii6iportfunb giebt: Mau
siebt 8dume ibres S6atfenS pegen
unb 9inber I'M cine Stiibe int bobeu
9llter gu bdben, iotuie Inn Yapier auf
benz @jrabe su berbrenmen. Die Nb.
nenperebrung 1T Der Nnfang unb baa
Gnbe biefer finbliben Bietdt; lie ma6t
tobte perlonen su @0ttern, unb ibrt
@6tter linb Die 8erforbenen.
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0iarrboe In Rentudp.

nWerbauungsit6rungen finb bier
tpdbrenb bes Sommers gan3 alIgemein
gemefen" fagt Der Qlpotbefer 6. %.
S6ibea BON Widliffe, ap., unb in
Golge babon mar 6ie Na6frage mnges
DDbnli6 groB mad Gbamberlainss Soc
lit, Gboleraz unb DiarrboesGeiImittel
Sd babe erlt bieien Morgen bier ssla.
i9en bapon bertauft. @ans merfwiirs
bige aaren iin6 6abur6 er3ieIt uorbeu
unb es 1T in alien Sdllen erfolgreid
getpefen. gu baben 1T San Q(ntonif
IN ben gpotbefeH bon s. Ralteper &
Son, Sowling & 5loob, s. s. Sod,
y. OreiB, $. 5du6arbt, 3. @oIen &
@o., unb aaltener & Sdu1aro.
= Nuf ben &ennpldyem Ser Melt
iperben allidbrli6 eirea $3.50, ,O0O, ,OO(
peripettet.
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9emtih GngliiHe gH,,lc
Cans Nntouip. Serds

ansrtanut tiisttise 2eRranitaIt fir anabsr
nnS MabIen; felt preibie Sabren in rest.
B'rtiamteit. Sprtrefflidbe 2ebrfrafte nntes
beipdbrter Seitilng. Der ensIiiden SpraHe
tpirS, tpie Der beutlten, bouc Hednuns ges
trasen. auberbem lInterriht i'm Spanii1en.
Ginisermaben pprbereitete Shiiler ftnben ie.
ber3eit aufnabme. Ndtsre auSfuilft rtb:ilen
9err s. Grpps, Yrdiibent bsS Stul Bors
fanoes unb s8m. 8arbed, Direftor b'r
AnftaIt. tnr-
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electric 8tf.ers.

Disi,s 9stlmtteI 1T 70 woblsefannt unb 70 popular
seporbeu, oab eS taum NOD beiorterer Grmd bnuna
bebatf Nle, bte es iemals sebraudten, fttmmea
nit etn Ia iein Sob. Gtne retnere Webtetn sebt es
ntat, une Is wtrb @arantte seletaet, bab lie anes
leitet, mas man bon tbr periprt1t Gtectre Btters
Gei4wdre. ausf&Ias. easHu6 uub anbere Spiasn
uaretnen 9lutes. Gs treibt has Walaria Eteber
aus benz Sphem, beust bemielben por unb tetit es
iel5it in ben bartnd68fem Sduen.. Gs curtrt appf.
i6mer,er, 0lutantrana nan bem appfe unb Mia, ire.
geru&e bas electric gtters. Seiluns ,p!rb sarSntrt
cber bas @e!e purnssesdkt. BrsiS per Siaf&e 50
Gents nnb 81 tn allen Npptbeten. SBbpie5aIe BET
Ntolpb Dreib. 1bompipn & G..
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philadelphia ioq iebt cine 2ebrs
anitalt fir 2ei6enbeitatter erbalten.
90 iol(te tn ieSem Sauie setu.

3. .. Wtllon, 81 GIap Strabt, Starpsbxrs, ga, :,
fast, er m64te niht pbne Or. Rings Reue GnfSeduns
fur S6winbiuHt, Suiten unb GrtdItuns ietn, benn
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ttsen Gnfaue ber Grippe" pom ber 9unsen GntBlns
bnns behrobt ipur6s, anb na&bem aae anberen cnses
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Drstb, 9bempfsn Go. Grobs GIaittn 30 Gsnts
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Il. WoLES0N,

=Ndnnnng oon Sommer g2Saaren 1T aleu- 9epmemeuts
nno &ertanf 5n fabelbaft bnisem griem.
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Budlens Mrusca eelbe.

Dte bette Galbe Der BeIt fur GHnttte, Nueti3nn'
seiprunseue Sdnbe, Trcifbeuitn unb aue Santfrunf.
tetten; furtrf Sdmprrbpiben cher fetne Be5atluns.
Voutse 9ufrtehsubeit sorantirt ober tas @elb wtre
N aGsn Mnnh,,s 20 eeass MUs SM Sga@ 5nm es
MtclefaIe.
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ccSm WDbel 9eparteuteltt

rnoet en boldnsr Ausberfau fa Cine an3e Ne W6be 9p
uno Mattn limb aus benz aagr beaussaa un nit pobnsn pn
marfir porben, benn mir wOaen nel bamt aufrdumen.
@oO ManuBbo paform ber @auteaabe bon $S ou $3.50
rebn3irt
9ooe gSalnuBbo &lappfube 81 90 auf $3.50 rebair
@u ar Stube nit boppeer 2ebn unb faem 9idn frlb
iest 1925 9nber5table Oio WannuBO frber $780, bt
aleOerdne bon 81 aufwds @lafsmmeres SIS auudrls
Sn Maen ub5ppim stubnbedem III bas Eager uuer9bpi6
@les biaig biaig
Seppt Stefte! Srpbmaten Nee! Bon elmer Oab biS 20
yarbs Surans portbeae Bargains % b fauitn nus
Aae Mfe nb nit ben prein oeben nnb bic 2dnge ongeg
Sas publum ue 6ab seunnem unieH
berfauf benub.
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Ser 8eiammtbetrag bes in Der
@elt cirfnlirenben @olbeS beirdst 8G5
3snnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-17
eSns 9epartememt fir aleiberftpffc

Dat n orml @epoutn pa ssn bic qie m Bic aaerbean unb
finfem gBaara eben Seben in grfaumen.
gBnm cine 9m elegant seeibet en mill beba nr
groBen Snmme mehr, beien 3med gu erreidem
Us TT nnm0g6 ale preisermdBgungn an5ufabn en gn
ngeds unD ne Brhfng Der bereben 9epartmns gb bette
&usfunft.
Sn oer6ebenen &lebeoa wie Crepe Cents Mua au IA uub
Sab au Is Gents nb bic rei Der garb brabae
pprben.
500 paar ren,genber meue Maar mobernr e6ut bette uo
tdt bic gu 81 90 bl ein urben 81 SO bfau ~
baup no i'm Glotbng Deparn ebuoen eingetren b BON S
mabrgsmommen werben foqten.
Die Snbe 50 bag paa aalblebe gar nid aroin m
0en r Daben fe III aaen GaeOns SO paar saramirt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-17

= 0as meni6li6e @ebirn bat ei-
nen 3med. Man9e tomtmen aber ar
ibr 2ebtag ni6t barauf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-17

= Ser erfe Meisen ipurbe in Mme.
rita I'M ,Sanuar 1894 geidt unb am 80.
Mdrs eimgeerntet.