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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
VOTE FOR YOUR FAVOBITE

The most popular Teacher in the city will be
given Two-Weeks Trip to the Worlds Fair, at
our expense. Voting will commence April 10th,
Z a. m, close May 18TH SO, at p. m.
The trip will be for two weeks, (to be taken at
any time most convenient to the WINERY and will
include sleeper ticket railroad fare to Chicago
and return, $4,000 accident insurance policy, two
weeks board and room at of the frstclass
hotels daily entrance ticket to the Words Fair
Grounds and 81 per day car fare during the visit
One vote for every SOC cash purchase two
votes for 81, ten votes So, same rate for larger
amounts.
Write the Name and Address the following
coupon and deliver TO salesman when making pur
chases, deliver to vote counter at cash stand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

until the restoration Of peace.
Luanika- Leboshe, the victorious king,
gave the neeessary consent 70 their pro
gross; but by this time the entire party
with the exception Of Frau holub lay
PROSTATE with malarial-typhoid, unable
10 stir from the dank Zanbesi riverside
Eight months they stayed there on the
Lambesii the men were all dangerously
III their medicines We're exhausted,
Nroadatuits, sugar and tsa all gone, aud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

her husband and the others were ex-
posed to such constant aud appalling dan
ger that final escape and return TO
Europe seemed hopeless Heretofore
DR. Houb's profession as physician had
helped them out Of many diiemmas. but
the MaShukulunlbc natives refused 60
trust him. They had never seen n white
man, and they believed that their
enemies the subjects Of King Lunnika
-had whitewashed themselves and thus
come among them 10 SPY out the land.
These sayages had no FIRE arms and
they were deadly afraid Of the myateri-
Gus weapon, aud Ia this way il became
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

If YOU FAIL TO INSPECT OUR
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT BE
FORD BUYING A SPRING HAT,
YOU WILL MISS THE GRANDEsT
DISPLAY OF PARTISAN STYLES IN
THE CITY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

another; great number starving 20
death in tract Of country where long
drOuth was prevailing.
DR. Holub stopped and stayed for a
time, and practiced as a physician among
the Baharutse savages, Frau Holub
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
SUMMER OPERA

Graus Opera company which win be
seen at Creenwails neat month Is now
Ia Galveston end meeting with great sue
ceeH there. Tic Galveston News Of last
Thursday eayH;
Last aighfs perfexmanee of "ikmipiov
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

it keep ON with the party; and
% Nf Holub, six soldiers Of the AUS
~ ifpearian army and a Betshuana
+ N4t Started for the land Of the North
an1
A| ituEney met with great scientific
c4H But otherwise Ii was simply
iuIe Frau Holub underwent an
torture and hardships. The
l|1I Tas made with cattle aud almost
fa egen persisted from one cause OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
DAI.LAS- pRnSRYmnnY.

McaQulle. Tex, April Z (Spaclal.)-l
The Dallas presbytory Of the Cumber-
land freBby church convened hers
last night. The attendanoe Of mialsters
and laymcn Is about twenty-five, tho
body being not more than half present
The new church viii be dedicated next
sunday ReY. 81 M. Tcmpleton IF
Clarkayille, formerly pastor OF fhin
church, win preach ,ihe sermon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

Charles Francis Adams Informs The
Massschusetts legislative committee on
taxation that the siuRle tax plan n the
for the tax syatem Of that state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

The frt cotton Mills were erected AZ
Bevuriy, Mass. ia-1zS7.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

ing, and drank up the supply Of medi-
cines and liquors Bags and cases We're
broken open, The Astronomical instru-
ments demolished. the diaries torn and
scattered and 1000 cartridges spollt. DR.
Holub retook the camp and saved four
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

II u reported that George Nv. Wander
bit has purchased Mount plegah. n
North Carolina, aud win build q largo
aud elegant hotaI on the top ii tile moiin.
tain. Ihls nouutain Il nIhI fnat et1a
tho sea logoA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

100 Infants and Children's Embroidery
APPS at ID cents regular price % cents.
200 Caps at 20 cents, worth 40 cents.
800 Caps at so cents, worth rs cents.
10S Gaps at 20 cents worth S125.
2l0 Caps ut 10 cents, worth $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

100 Boys Straw Caps at 35 cents, 90
cents, 20 cents each.

This week only we offer 90 Girls
Lawn Hats like this cut, In White, Blue
Fink and Cardinal, at % cents each,
regular price is 80 cents.
Also " Hats in finer quality at 90
cents, worth 10 cents.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
Mems and Boys Underwear.

500 dozen Mems Cotton Soxs,
in Black and Fancy Stripes,
full regular made, double
Heels and Toes, every pair
warranted to hold color; Chi
cago price Die, our M
price. sUJ
600 dozen Mems and Boys IN
Numbered White Shirts, good
serviceable Muslin, made
good and strong, sizes II to II;
Chicago price 55c., our "a
price.
800 dozen Mems Silk and Satin
Scarfs, in hands and
knots, in all the very latest
colorings and designs Chi
cage price, 3lc.; our 10
price. I'D
800 dozen Mems fine quality
Silk and Satin Scarfs, Aim
hands and Tecks, in an ele-
giant variety of all the newest
fall patterns, made in the very
best manner Chicago ~
price, 65c,; our price,: I'D
500 dozen Mems Night Shirts,
in neat, fancy trimmings, cut
full size, 54-in, long; Chi 20
cago price, 69c.; price ,JJ
300 dozen Children's School
Stockings, in 7 and | ribbed,
full regular made, with high
spliced heels, every pair war;
ranted to hold color, sizes 6
to 81 4; Chicago price, ~
25c,; our price. ..... ,sZ2
lowact ,,rioa for MANY yearS
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
AFEw IDEAS OF TIE WAY GOODS WILL BE sAcRIFIc
DRESS GOODS.

These Prices Tell Their Own Story.
44-in. High Grade Novelties,
every yard imported this sea-
son in all styles of stripes,
checks and jacquard weaves !;
also 4S-in. rich French Cloth
Plaids; Chicago price, co
Sl.75; our price ....... IUO
54-in. ALL Wool Cheviots, in neat
small checks; 42-in. magnif-
icent All-Wool Cheviots, in
stripes, checks and two-toned
" ondule :" also 4S-in. ALL
Wool Storm Serges; Chi 90
cago price, SOC; our priccIJJ
54-in. Pure Wool Diagonal and
figured Suitings, in two-tone
effects; 4S-in. All-Wool Cancels
Hair Suitings, in gray, tan
and green only; Chi 90
cagoprice, 79c,; our price III
52-in. Storm Serges, in navy,
brown and black, and 52-in.
fancy knotted Stripe Cheviots,
in grays, tans, &c, with n
large variety of odd lots of
Atwood Goods; Chicago
prices, soc. to 65c.; our 10
price. ........... IIU
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
FLARhELS and BLANKETS.
IN BA~EMEST.D

IN BASEMENT.
l0-4 White Blankets, Chicago
price S9c., our price cO
per par .............. IJJ
Extra Heavy White Blankets,
Chicago price Sl.49, no
our price, per pair. 40
Extra Fine Wool Blankets,
Chicago price $40, lao
our price, per pair. HfJ
White Crochet Bed Spcads, Chi
cago price sl,25, our 70
price. ......... liz
Hull size Comforters, Chi
cago price Sl.9S, our ITO
prlce. ........ So. UIJ
Full-sizc Sateen Down Com
forters, Chicago price 9In
$500, our price $50. :. JIIJ
Wool Shaker Flannel (36 in.
vide, Chicago price J7l
Ole, our price, ',... lie
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19

Silk Nelvets and Silk Pushes,
all styles, all colors, Chi
cago price $l.OO; our az
price............... ~
Pure Silk Plaids, light and dark
effects, beautiful combina-
tons, Chicago price 0E
75c.; our price ~
Taffeta Plaid Silks, heavy quail
ity, all size plaid, beautiful
combinations, Chicago 40
price Sl.0O; our price. ~
Plaid Silks, seeded grounds, "a
inches wide, richest Plaids
made, exquisite colorings,
Chicago price $3.50; 60
our price, I'D
Yokohama Figured Drapery
Silk, designs in gold, very
effective for fancy work, Cur
tain Lambrequins, &C., Chi
cago price 500; our IN
price. .. uIV
Brocaded Silks, small, neat
effects, every color, light and
dark, also black, warranted
pure silk, Chicago price ~
6Oc.; our price. ~
32-inch wide Drapery Silks, all
new, rich designs, large and
small figures, Chicago IN
price 75c.; our price &C.. lOJ
Rich Brocaded Silks, for even
ing wear, all beautiful tints,
floral effects, magnificent
quality, Chicago price II
$3.50; our price. ..... iii
Highest and Richest Novelty
Silks imported; include all the
new combinations, stripes,
dots, figures, effects of all
kinds. Too much cannot be
said of these silks. Chi
cago price $500; our cn
price ..... ...... IlUU
Plain Colored Silks, Chi IL
cago price Soc; our price uiU
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
SILKS and VELvETS.

These Prices Tell Their Own Story,
Richest Imported Brocaded
Silks, Fancy Silks, Striped
Silks, Rich Satin Duchess
with embroidered figures, rich
est basket-work plaids, in TACT
all kinds of the Richest Silks
Imported, suitable for even
ing wear, for carriage wear,
for tea gowns, for street
dresses, &C.; Silks worth
from $500 to $500 per yard,
all to he sold at
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
SEND Fifty MORE.
LINENS.

FIRsT FLOOR, ed ST. SIDE
These Prices Tell Their Own Story.
Linen Huck Towels, Chi lf1
cago price 19c. our price 'IL2
Extra large size Huck Towels,
Chicago price 25c., our tx
5S-inch Bleachcd Table Damask,
Chicago price 49c., our ~
G0-inch All-Linen Table Dam
ask, Chicago price Soc, m
our price. ......"..... ~
1S-inch Twilled Crash, Chi "a
cago price &C., our price. ia
2-Linen Napkins, Chicago
price $1.9S, our price, I'm
per doz.. liz
Cardinal Cloths q yards,
Chicago price S1.50, our IN
Red and Blue Glass Cloth,
Chicago price 1Oc., our 13
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
CORSETS.

This Price Tells Its Own Story
One lot of Corsets in coutil and
sateen, plain and fancy
shades, heavily boned, Is to
~ inches, Chicago price IN
Sl.OO; our price. ....." I'D
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
UPHOLSTERY,
These Prices Tell Their Own Story.
N.II;1 T It.

- - N - 81
These Prices Tell Their Own Story.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, as
sorted patterns. Chi
cago price Use. pair; our az
price ~
Nottingham Lace Curtains, 81
yards long, full width. Chi
cago price $500 pair ; IN
our price ..............,lJ
Real Irish Point Lace Curtains,
81 yards long, full width. Chi
cago price $500 pair; ion
our price. ............ IIUJ
Real Antique Lace Curtains, full
width and length. Chicago
price $500 pair our IAn
price ............... IIfJ
Heavy Chenille. Portieres, with
handsome borders and dou-
bic knot fringe. Chicago
price $500 pair; our m
price -. ............ 1uJJ
Japanese Rugs, size 3x6 feet.
Chicago price $500; I'm
our price. ........... ILL
Smyrna Rugs, size 4x7 feet.
Chicago price $3.50; ono
our price. ........... OsJO
Smyrna Rugs, size 30xG0 inches.
Chicago price $3.50; 90
our price ............ lido
Fancy Colored Sheopskin Rugs,
all colors. Chicago | 10
price $3.50; our price. s,ZJ
Best quality Opaque Cloth VIM
dow Shades, size 3xG feet, with
spring rollers and fixtures
complete. Chicago price 0E
5Oc. our price. ...... ~
Open-work Scrims, 36 inches
wide. Chicago price lOc. 81
per yard our price. -. ia
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
Black Dress Goods.

These Prices Tell Their Own Story.
46-in. All-Wool Silk Finished
Henrietta, brilliant lustre,
same as sold all last week;
Chicago price, LOO; our ~
pllCt WI
46-in. All-Wool French Smah
Serges; Chicago price, NJ
79c.; our price. .... ri
52-in. Black Cheviots also
Second Mourning effects, in
gray and white; Chicago 10
price, 59c. ; our price. :. IlJ
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
RIB BONS.

, inch Bright Colored Fancy
Ribbon, in the most desirable
colors, Chicago price In
35c, per yard, our price. lUu
Double faced Satin Ribbon,
with cord edge for millinery,
&c,, Chicago price soc. 0s
per yard, our price. .. ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
SheetingS and Mus|ins.

IN BASEMENT
One-yard wide Unbleached Mus
lin, Chicago price &c., <
our price .........-.... ~
One-yard wide Bleached Mus
lin, Chicago price 1Oc., (
our price .............. ~
1914 Best Bleached Sheeting,
Chicago price 25c., our 10
price. ............... .. llU
lO-4 Unbleached Sheetino, Chi
caso price slc.' our Ia
price. ........ IIf
" Fruit of the Loom" and
" Lonsdale Muslin, Chi
cago price &c., our NJ
price. .............. IUt
Best Lining Cambrics, all col
ors, Chicago price &C., %
our prlce............... ia
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
MISSES SUITS.

These Prices Tell Their Own Story.
One lot of Children's Fine One
Piece Dresses, 6 to II years,
in fine plaid and Barrett
cloths, handsomely trimmed
with velvet and silk yokes,
Chicago price $3.50; 4 no
our price. ........... ZIJU
800 Children Jackets, Refers
and Gretchens, cheviots, plaids
and Scotch mixtures. 6 to 16
years, Chicago price 2 90
81 to SO; our price. JIJU
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
WRAPPERS,

These Prices Tell Their Own Story.
Another lot Of fine Wrappers in
Indigo Blue, Silver Gray and
dark grounds Chicago E0o
price, $l.4O; our price. JJG,
A fine assortment of Wrappers,
of Maltese Chevrons, in red,
blue, brown, green and black
material, Vatican back, full
rutlles and Bishop sleeves =;
Chicago price, Sl.9S; QQn
our price. ......... JOGl
1000 Cashmere Tea Gowns,
made in full Vatican back,
Bertha of same material, over
shoulder, Bishop sleeves, col
ors pink, light blue, brown,
garnet, navy blue, cream and
black ; Chicago price, q 90
$3.50; our price. ..... ZIJU
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
KID GLOVES.

4-B Suede Gloves, all colors,
guaranteed to fit and give
= good satisfaction, Chi
cago price 1925, our En-
price. I'D
Gents patent fastener, in Eng
lish reds and tans, Chi
cago price $l.50, our ne
price. IN
BIB Suede Mousluetaire, in all
colors, guaranteed, Chi
cago price $3.50, our OF
TAB Real Kid, in all colors, Chi
cago price $3.50, our IA
PR ............... 1T
White Chamois Mousquetaire,
n Chicago price 75c., our 40
~ price. ....... ......... uTO
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
FURS.

These Prices Tell Their Own Story.
Animal Neck Scarls (Cclluloid
Heads, black and silver gray
Concy, Chicago price 0E
$500; our prlce... HAv
In Brook Mink, Canada Seal and
French Mink, Chicago | 90
price $3.25; our price. hJU
In Eastern Mink, gray Krimm,
English Seal, White and black
Thibet, Chicago price q 90
$500; our price. ZsJO
French Coney, of the best
quality, 20 inches deep, large
collar, heavy satin lined, Chi
caSo price 500; our 2 %
price. ............. JIJU
Best quality Russian Lynx, Cir
cular and Box Capes, - in.
long, large collar satin lined,
with and without openings for
arms, Chicago price r 90
Sll.3O our prlcc... VSJU
Box and Circular Capes, - in,
long, OF fine silkcn curl AS
trakhan, Canada Seal, with
Alaska sable collar hand
somely lined with satin, Chi
cage price $3.50; our Q9
nTlrp HrJU
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-08

ME Sbaffer unter Der NnfIaae Ser
nW'scegenatlon" (Mil1sgbe.) Beibe
muroen unter 8irgf9aft gefelt fiir
,br grldelnen DOR benz @riminalge=
riabte.
Cine @onpention 1T amf ben 20.
gtdr3 nod Colorado einberufen msrs
ben, nm tiber Mittel unb Wege Az be-
ratbem, mebr ginwanberung mad
WefzSeras, fpeeiea nod benz pefoss
Sbale su aieben.
= Wie bier in San Mntonio, 10
bat es aud in Muffin unb iiberbaupt
out elmer groBen @trede BON Weis
Ssras in Der 0adt bonn Z. gum 8.
Wfdr5 febr ausgiebig seresnet, aerabe
fto1 5ur rehten 3eit. nm bon ouBer=
oroentli9 sroBem yfuben su fein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-08
Seras.

= 9as &eprdientantenbaus bat elm
4omits ernannt, mel6eS bic gegen ben
@eneral> 2anb' 8ommiHdr Mc@augbep
erbobenen antlagen unteriuden lou.
ST ioll feline Nmtsbefugnife beim 0ers
fauf 6hentlider 2dnbereien bebeutenb
iiberidritten baben.
= Man bofft, bom &ongrefe cine
Semilligung bon 800. 900 erlangen gu
f6nnen, UNI bic groBe Iufitaauns bon
8aumifdmn.en &C. (raft) au beieitigen,
nelde bic S6ifffabrt i'm Colorado in
WatagOrba @ounip 3emmt unb abs
fperrt.i
- Sn @alUeiton ifanben Der Weibe
artbur Wrisbt uub bic Mulattia Mns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-08
men f0nnte am SEM Semer ba britlnen

men f0nnte an Sem Seuer ba ortnnen !
sic fror eutleslid.
Dur9 cine NIT 8rettern 5ugeiehte
Tborballe. bon benen stpei BET Gette gez
i1oben tparen, frat iie III ben gteubau
ein, 5ag5aft tpie etn &inb. @enn ite
ni9t Dor &dlte unb Wiibisfeit balb Be-
Dubtlos 9etpeien ipdre, iie bdtte it9 5rt
Eo6e 9efiirhtet. Damn ndberte fie it9
einen1 Der sroben eiiernen @eitelle, TT
oenen bas offene @oafsfeuer gliibte unb
cine iensenbe, trodene 0ite perbreitete.
@bes ipollte iie bic 3ifternoen 9dnbe,
Die ROTH unS bart Dor &alte 9etDorben
uaren, Der Slamme ent9egenitreden,
als fie pl0tli9 etne Sttmme aus einemt
Mebenraun1e bSrte, bic fagte: rgiun
legen gie nod einnal tiidtig at, We,
Der, bann f0nnen Sie mad 9auie seben.
Dann ipirb es wobl bts gum Morsen
bremen.
r@eor9, @eorg," i9rie Die iange
Traii gang untpiufiirlih auf unb mantle
nit Iufipenbuns ibrer letten 3rafte
nod Der Steue btn, tpober ibr Ste
Stiu1ne 3u idallen idien.
Sn Der Ebat trat aud @eor9 Sar>
tun9 baftts unb erifaunt iofort III bic
grose 9alle, no er iie bate rufex
b6ren.
rl1m oes 9iu,msls ipillen, Jram pra,
torius, Ste bier unb III iol9en1 j3us
ftanoelA ftieb er eri9roden berpor uno
elite auf iie 3lt.
Gber nod ebe er fie erretden fonnte,
brad jie nit benz Seuf5er: rGeors,
DID f9tdt BET Qimmel =" auf BEN
iebmigen, faltfeu9ten 8oben obnma@z
tis 5niammen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-08
Samr nod go 9aae

nnb ber groBe Iusberfauf 1T su gnbe.
Wer alio nod @elb eripareil min In
ginfaufe BON poraeuan, @lasmaaren,
ganlpen, &ii6engefdirr, @aioIin0fen,
Wof6mai9inen &c. iollte es mi9t Der.
s6gern, ebe bas @ef1dft in anbere
9dnbe iiberqebt. Wsan sergeiIe nidt
oas groBe Waga5in an Der 6ouitons
StraBe, gegeniiber Der Maperid ganf.
&iebeII & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-08
Gbplerine IN genuislpauieu,

Swidlep, PeHn.: Mir batten bier
eine epidemic bon gbolerine, mie uns
iere Ner5te bic &ranfbeit nannten unb
i'd that Diel @utes NIT Gbamberlains
Golie=, @boleraz unb Siarrboe 6eil.
mittel. Sd berfaufte bier BuBenb
Glaiden in elmer Mo9e unb feitber
elm @roB. Oas Seilmittel erfante
feinen 3ped unb mabte fir mid Nes
flame. 8erfdiebene perionen, bic
seit atpei unb brei @o6en on 9iarrboe
litten, tpnrben bnr6 einige Sofen bic
Ter Wtebi3in furirt. g. g. anapp,
pb. g. 25 unb SO Gents Glai9en
3u baben in ben Mpotbefen Don s. Salt
eper & Son, Doubling & Sloob, s. 8.
Sod, u. DreiB, $. -S9u6prbt, &c. gos
ben & Co., 5. 8. 9arriIon unb Salt.
ener & S6udarb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-08
16. 9apttet.

Die Tludt Der iunsen Trau Yrdto,
rimS aus benz 9auie tbres @atten mot
uumittelbar nur bon bem Dtener Trieb,
rid bemerft uorben, Der fie auf benz
5lur an fid porbeiftiirmeu iab, ipabr.
jdeintid obne BON ibr bemerft 3u ,per,
ben. SIN Der Nnnabtne, baB ettnas
gang l1nsew6bnlides porsefallen iei,
lam Ct aber nidt auf ben @eSanfen, Sie
tunse Srau aufsubaltsm oSer ibr gu fol>
gen, fonbern fori9te 5una1ft nod, mas
es gegeben bate. Sn bas 9tm1er tres
tene, fab Ct bic 3ommer3tenrdtbin it1b,
uen6 am 8oben liesen, ilnfdbig, iid Il,
erbeben. 9ie tnubte fi9 TIM Vaden,
ober aud fdon porber perlest baben,
benn ite blutete a,it 2opf. Der Ole
ner ri9tete fie miibiam auf, ipobet er
lab, bob fie Elm Wfeiier IN ber 4ans
bate, oas fie RAID in bic Taf9e ffsfte.
s0f ite fprts1 fraste bic 3ou1u,er,
siengefbtg baitts.
BtUUtbS UtWu
nG9wet9' = $50 lit lneine S9tpies
sertoHter ?"
rSte stng bte Treppe binuntsr.A
Die perrn9te per{oit! W1it benz
We5fer auf mid Ios3usebsnl SIT bas
erb6rt? ? WaS babe tb ibr getbanp ? Gie
tahn es ntdt ertpartem, BIS i9 fterbs.
Dn BATS sGebene 6riebri9, tpte fie
mad mir (tatb tmo tpie i9 ibr bas Mei,
fer fpegnabm !"
rNetn, 6rau 2ommsrsienratb.A
nWte, Du G9urfe? On tpitlit es
lensnen Du muet es seieben TO-
ben."
sd mar auf benz 3orribor orau.
Gen.
20 1T gut. Gel ftia. Sabre mid
mad metnem 3immer unb rufe msinetl
Sobn un6 meinen @9miegerfcbn.
Rufe bas ganae 9aus 3ulammfn. IS
TT umerb6rt. Dte eiSene S9mieser.
toater = Sm. Das lit bas ?i
Damit flbr iie iiber tire Wunbe an
Der Stirn, Die fie bisber nod nidt ae.
.fiiblt ~ baben f9ieu. sic blutste ,ar
ipenig, aber fte tptihte nun bas Wenige
brett iiber 9tirn rnb @anse meg, mas
f9auOerbaft aasiab.
nNlut! Da bait Du's ia. @ott iei
Danf, baB fie idleGt eetroffen bat,
fonft pdre i9 pobl fdon tobt. Hufe
metneu Sobn, unb bas iofort.A
Gs 5eiste iid aber, 6ab bie 6erren,
mad benen 5rau prdtorius 70 ithrmiid
perlanste, niht I'M 0aufe anipeienb mo,
. rem. @raf 2otbar mar anseblid sl
elmer aomiteiisur6, Walter prdtorins
mar im Tbeater, unb nur @rdfin @ls,
beth, bic Dor uenisen Wtinuten aus
6em Ebeater gefonlnten mar, trat 9leid)
barant In baS 3inlmer ibrer Mtnttsr
ein, oie iebr erltaunt unb entrHftet bar'
iiber that, 70 BON Gllen perlaHen unb
iol9en perrudten @ni9ldsen preisge.
geben 5u iperben.
sd babe eS immer gefagt, es tbut
niat gut init bieier 8ettel6asase i'm
panie. Das siert un6 9ei3t mad Dem
Grbe, oas iie einft 3u erparten 6aben,
Dap ite es niht einn1al abfparten f0n.
men. btS man ittrbt. Die @olbeier
ma4t iif 5ii Berbre1srn unb Wl6roern.
Diels @enbe! 0iad MIR NIT bem Mei.
ier 1li ftedenl1
aNbsr Muttsr, oas 1T tpobl nidt
tna9r. yin 10 tinbti4es, faft tineif9es
tSef96pf fDte Charlotte i
Nun treilihl 9ebre mid aud nod
Sts Weulden tennen bas 8ii6lein bic
Henne!@
(5ertissans fOlst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-08

Sn San Nnselo 1T bas Niemib=
9otel niebergebrannt. Gin merifaniz
t9er Sod 1T babel ums 2eben getoms
met. Gin farbiger Barbier 1T unter
benz 8erba9te Der Branbfiftnng perz
battet tporben. Ser 96aben tpirb
auf $40, 900 tagirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-08

s5rnffsA haben ibren Nameu bon
bem ngertMuenA, bas man angeblid
In fie feken fpll. Man tbuts febod
ieBt nur nod felten. WirfIi6 allges
i1etnes Wertralen bat man bagegen au
Qoob's Sarfaparilla, benn man tueiB
eben, bab Doob's MitteI INNER curirt.
&oob's pillen fnb bon rein pesee
tabilif9er 3ufammeniebuus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-08
9eiiins.

Sn allen neuen .beliebten Garben
nnb Saeons, ie6em Seint unb ieber
Gigur angepaBt. Inter ben 1euen
@a6en gibt es Nepene, gBlinb, @a>
fanbra, abein, Gitbian, Magic. Sens
ME, 2illp unb bunbert an6ere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-08
8Mllten,

DaS tuunberf66nfte, mas mam ie
gefeben. @roBartiae MusmabI Der reis
senbfen Sutpelen ber gatur. Smis
tatton faum tpabrnebmbar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-11

the difficulty in seating the foreign commissioners, all of whom are great sticllers on questions of pre- cedence, there will be four tables oi honor, presided over by President Hi9inBotham, Director-General Da- wis, ex-President Gage and ex-Prcsi- dent Baker. The walls of the hall have been literally hidden from view by q framework Of flowers, palms, ferns and flags of all nations. Gov CTS will be laid for 500 guests, and when the speeeh-making begins there will be another innovation by the entrance of the wives and other fe- male relatives ofthe guests, who will be escorted to the gallery