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Tooth.ome Prospect for Our Isaac.
Eron DHnaa

Mexico is the home OF the berry.
and In some of the provinces this fruit can
be bought for 5 cents a quart every day In
the year. Oranges. lemons. imes.a and figs
also grow in that fruitful land. with four
kinds of bananas, among them the sugar
banana. tIse size of q mans finger aud
most delicately Favored. Among the pecu-
liar foreign fruits are the guava. like -
large yellow plHn. the custard frnit. which
looks like q large apple. the zepata. one va
riety of which resembles the paw paw. the
mango. n large fat fruit. which supports IN
entire colonies. and the butter fruit. used
in making sand Wiches.
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LAST year, when the free-trade party
was making the most out of the Home
stead affair, it was declared far and near
that protection stimulated strikes; new
ertheless, the country of strikes is Great
Britain. with its revenue tariff. In 1891
there were 500 strikes in Great Britain,
involving 266.ss5 persons. In these
strikes 6S. 247 persons were successful,
9S. 127 partially so. and 90. 1903 entirely
filled. while the loss OF wages is esti-
mated at 81. 500. 900.
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day night. The fact was brought to me
about IL o'clock of that night. approved
of IT, and after that time cid what 1 could
to bring it about. This was done because
i believe the contract IS q most desirable
one for the city. and the sooner It was Sc
cured the better. 1 believe that when l ain
quoted that / should be quoted directly.
and for this reason 1 make the foregoing
statement
'sL.x's" View of the Situation.
20 the Editor % the Indianapolis yournali
This is about the size of it: A street
railway company having possession of q
streets and operating many miles of track
wishes to make improvements n extern
sions. and TO borrow money TO do this they
must have an extension of the charter so
that money lenders will buy their mort
gage bonds. The city said: "All right. so
ahead" and passed an ordinance as re-
quested. and the company went on with
its work and cold its bonds to raise tho
money to pay for it. 1t was recently dis-
covered that the company did not file q
written acceptance of the ordinances when
1t was passed. and then the maggot Of q
doubt began to work in the Mayor's
brain as 10 whether the act or
acceptance was valid without say
iHR In writing that the ordinance
was accepted. On this doubt of the May
or, bolstered MP by some speculative
philosophy on the part of the law Depart
ment. ana encouraged by the opinion of
Mr.. Simeon Coy that il was a good politi-
cal move and would ~re-elect Sullivan. q
new corporation buys of the city. through
its Board of Works and Council-whati A
great big law suit. Only this and nothing
more. Does any body suppose hat Mr.
Murphy or Mr.. kiefer will live TO see their
company in possession of our ~streetsf Their
threescore and ten years will have passed
long before that time. and after that there
will not be much fight in them. The COM
pany now in possession acts as IL IL meant
to stay. The lawyers will soon begin To
turn the legal mangIe. and then. AS one 10y
one. the old citizens. and Board of Works,
and bald-headed lawyers pass away the
crank will be turned over to their sue
cessors. Lien.
I~NDIANAPOLr April &c.
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would not have been noticed, but the
impression which he gives that the
Journal willfully misreprrsented renders
explanation necessary. What the Jour
nal said vas what it learned from the
minority of the committee, and what
that minority put into its report was as
follows:
We believe thai we would not be dis
charging orr full duty II we failed to ex-
press our belief that Alexander johnson.
secretary of the State Board of Charities.
deserves the censure OF this body. AT the
beginning of the investigation he became
and renamed a guest of the warden'e FAM
lily, and at once identified himself with the
defense of the warden and the prison man
ageuient. Instead OF assisting In probing
the charges and ascertaiping their truth
or faisity. he coupseled and aided by day
and night the warden and officers OF the
prison In his defense.
1t may be said that at the outset Sec
rotary johnson said to a News reporter.
when the charge was made that corpo-
raj punishment had been resorted
to. that it was false. True. Mr. johnson
denied this in the same paper in which
Warden Patten admitted it, but the
circumstance goes to prove that MIR.
Johnson took sides with the warden at
the outset. As to the charges, the
warden's W books sustained the cub
stance Of the financial part of them to
the effect that he awarded contracts to
the higher bidder for material pur-
chased and to the lower for prison
labor; that he made affidavit that money
was necessary to pay money due on con-
tracts when it had not been earned, and
was not paid over for months; that he
charged the State fires when travelling
on a pass. The charge of cruel punish
ment was sustained. The Investigation
showed that Warden Patten is not O
suitable man for the position. Mr.. Mich
olson adds that the punishment had
been inflicted upon the complaint of
the Overseers of the contractors, which.
he says, is an argument against the con-
tract system. 1t was a current report
that while q bill abolishing the CON
tract system was before the House the
warden was the most active person in
the lobby aRainstit. What Mr.. Nicholson
says about the nonpartisan manage
ment the Journal heartily approves,
and its criticisms of Mr.. johnson were
called forth by circumstance and facts
which showed that he was the defender
of partisan mismanaGement.
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THE MAYOR KNEW OF 1T.

He Approved of tho Midnight Granting OF
the New Franchise.
In reference to the statement made in
yesterdays issue of the Journal. that
Mayor Sullivan did not know of the fact
that the Council intended pushing the
street-raiiway franchise through at .
special meeting called at 1906 o'clock on
the night Of April %. the chief executive
said yesterday:
Il knew of the purpose of the Council
20 pass tho street-railwsy ordinance Mon.
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THE reply of Colonel Lilly to the Sec
ond epistle of the Observation-Disclosures
end of the monument commission.
demanding what course his committee
proposed to pursue in regard to n of
the many dedications of parts of the
monument, must be mighty interestin'
readin'" to those gentlemen. 1t is to
the other side.
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Is it possible that the Cleveland
Gresham combine will give up the trade
arrangements with Cuba extorted from
Spain, in face of the facts that our trade
in eighteen months with that island and
Porto Rico has increased S1s. 462. 1913. of
which S14.5 10, 43S was exports? Spite
which would lead to such a surrender
of a valuable market might be stigma
tied as madness.
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Is there any eason why Warden Pat
ten should indorse the backs of sheriffs'
papers committing prisoners to the effect
that a sum is due those officers for mile
age far in excess of the provisions of
the fee and salary law of 1917 Has he
grown so insOlent with power that he
ignores the afatutes7
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Washington lost
devils will let Mr.. Carlisle alone until
Congress can get together. and II Congress-.
when il finally bles. viii adopt the
remedial measures which the government
now has in view. the tsngie Will be olsen
tangled and the problem solved. This u
assn a great deal. 10 be sure. but the
weather Is bracIDg. nature is beginning To
stir in the teeming earth. and. as We have
been long tolo. hope springs eternal in
the huinan breast"
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cence, and without a particle of proof
against him, the man was dragged to q
convenient tree and hanged. Lynch
law is never justifiable. but least of all
in cases where the guilt of the accused
is not clearly established.
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THOSE persons who were tumbling
Owe each other, three months ago. to
get the Endorsement of John Gilbert
Shanklin. confident that his nam was
the ''Open sesame" to q government sti-
pend. measured by four figures of
Roodly size, car scarcely remember, to-
day. that they ever heard such a name.
This is q world of changes.
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THE percentage OF unemployed per-
sons in Great Britain has doubled since
1890. In this country, not only has the
percentage of unemployed decreased,
but the number of people finding en-
ployment and good wages never in.
creased so rapidly as during the period
since the enactment Of the Mckinley
law in October, 1890.
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To the Editor Of the 1~palanapoIis Journal:

To the Editor OF ths Indianapolis Journal:
There being no bonds due, how is the free gold
drawn from the treasury! SUBsCRIBER.
The silver act of 1880. known as the
Sherman act. provides that the notes issued
In payment of silver bullion shall be re-
deemed In coin. gold or silver. at the
option of the Secretary of the Treasury.
About Sll0. COO. 600 of these coin notes nave
been issued. Those who desire gold for
export collect these notes and take them
to the subtreasury In New York. and ask
for gold in return. and gold has been paid.
If gold were refused or silver offered. such
action would be regarded as a declaration
on the part of the representative OF the
government that gold coin is held to be
better than silver dollars. and the natural
result would be TO canse the boarding Of
gold. il it did not put a remIum on it.
Gold can also be procured by presenting
either g~reenbacks or gold certificates.
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She Had

Mrs. H~ogan-Danny-
~Danny-Yis. mither.
WAS thot joyint we saw at tn show last sum-
mer foive tut eight or eight tut foiyel"
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,yu.t It.

Hungry Higgins-Say. ] bet I've found out
what has been hood ooin' me all winter.
Weary Natkins-wot is It'll
Hungry Higgins-Tve had my vest buttoned
crooked ever since last fall.
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should Think of Others.

Washington stsr.
No man with proper consideration for
the feelings OF others will learn tn ride .
bicycle In public. The proper place for
that sort of exercise Is the heart of some
vast wilderness.
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IL the member of the Board of Char
tiles had undertaken to vindicate it's
secretary without casting an aspersion
upon the Journal. the performance
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VIVA SORT of ..spiris.?.


Chicago Dispatch.
The administrations organs explain that
Secretary Carlisle and President Cleveland
have had no quarrel. bnt merely "a very
spirited disagreement" Perhaps that's
different
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Weary Watkins-What are you cryin' atl
Dismal Dawson-The sound of your voice. i,
sounds SO much like the wind over an empty Jug.
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Somewhat Ratified.

Young Mr.. Fitts-You know the evening I pro
posed to You
you used.
Mr.. Fitts-Pn be hanged IL I ever sould.
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Dropp,nx Out.

The ~depopulation of the ranks OF the
original Cleveland men is going on alta very
even and natural pace.
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BUBBLES IN TIE AIR
GrqafneSs.
Sad by Association

at may not be renowned" said the barber.
'yet all of my clients take their hats off to me-"
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UNDER which company. Bezonian7

THE changes in the street-railroad sit
nation seem to be somewhat rapid and
Kaleidoscope, as il were.
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@mntes staerlei aus 9emti@lamo,

= Ser beuti9e &aiier 1T benz Treis
rtaurersS rben, benz fem @ater unb
GroBpater a%ngeb6rten, ni9t beigetres
ten. Nber feines MoblmoIens ents
bebren bic Sreimaurer barmm ni6t.
8ei benz iiugften 8efu9e bes prinsen
2eopol6 in Der 8erliner 2oge Sriebri6
WiIbelm our Moreenrbtbe fonnte Der
Qanbes>@ roBmeiter 36llner berpDrbes
ben, baB Der &aifer bic birefte @erars
Ia1ung 3un @intritt bes Brin3en in
BEN 6reimaurefbunb gepefen Iei.
Safer Wilbelm i9enfte BEN
papfe gum Subildum eitten foitbaren
8ii9ofsring NIT einem bobnengroBen,
unberglei9li6 19Dnen 8riQanten. Ser
Sting befinbet ii6 in einem reid pers
5ierten @tui, pei9es bas faiierli1e
Wappen irdst. 9ie SaKung entfammt
elmer Der renommirteiten Suweliers6ir
rten Der &ei4sbauptftabt.
= I'm bas beuti9e 9rfleben tennen
an lernen, merben bemnd9it In Berlin
funf 9of : 9amerl Der &aiierin BON
China eintrefen. 9ieielben merben,
pie perf9srt wirb, ldngere 3eit in
Berlin bleiben, UNI aud Die beutine
Spra6e gu erlernen.
9as pretBif6e Staatsminifes
rilm bat ben Mntrag bes 8erliner Mas
giftrats auf bei9rdnfte 3ulaKung Der
5euerbeitattung abf6ldgig bef1ieben.
@lei9seitig 1T bas Oberprdlibium Der
probin3 8ranbenbnrg eriu1t morben,
benz Sberbiirgeremiiter aufauseben,
faas benno6 bic @emeinbebeb0rben
BON Berlin ii6 anf6iden folten, Die
Geuerbefattung aus3uiben, bies i'm
Communal @ufli9tspege nod Is
bes 3utdnbisfeits= @efebes gu oerbinz
bern.
|. : Sn ben 8erliner @iebbBfen 1T
bic Mauls unb &lauenieu6e ausges
bro@en. 9iefelben iin6 6aber Bis auf
Weiteres abgeiperrt morbsn.
Ius Berlin f1reibt man: Die
i9on felt LANCE f6pebenbe 6rage:
Werben bic ,2inben" bon benz Stras
BenbabneS 6ienens Heb ait1 in 3utunft
beridont bleiben f0nnen2 f6eint jebt
our ungunlt berielben a~usfallen gu iolz
len, benin bas Masiiirats : Gonesium
bat cine eintimmige Mnnabme Der
Stabtberorbneten g rfammlung suges
ben laHen, in pel6er es beiBt, baB es
i'm Snterehe bes 8ertebrs unierer
Stabt bonn NOrben gum Siiben 6rins
genb alS notbmenbig erI6eint, baB bic
9inben bon Der pferbeeiienbabn bur6s
freu3t tuerben glei65eitig 1T in pIdz
ren bellelben elm @ntmurf sugefeat,
baB man be5tuedt, bies an bret Steaen
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u. s. Baris. 8. q. &stbpea
PARIS & ROCKWELL.

pbotograpbif6es Qtelier,
$50, II nnb Is Mejtz@ Commerce traBe
San Mntpnio, Die a~llerneneften Sen.
res in photographer fem ausgefibrt,
ebenfo elegant tuenn ni6t better, ipie
irgelb tpel6e int 9taate. 2~ebensgrobe
@rappns8 ortraitS nnb ole Nrten BON
9ergr6Berungen. @ebt enre 8ilber
nift Gremben, I'M fte bergr6Bern au
laHen, ipenn bic Nrbeit bier BON bers
anttuortli6en &iinilern our bpllen s3us
friebenbeit ausgefiibrt tperben fann.
Wirliefern MIR 4rbeit eriter &laFe ab.
Mnli9ten BON 8ebduben perben arfz
genemmen unb ale 4uftrdge auBerbalb
bes Nteliers prompt beforgt.
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9aubbeit Fam, ,,id,t aebetlt tuerseu

burf locale Mpplicationen, neil fie ben fran.
ten Sbeil bes ObreS nidt errei9em f5nnen.
% stebt NJ einen &es, bic Sanbbeit 81 fu>
riren, nnb Der 1T burb conititutipneae Sell,
mittel. Saubbeit tpirb burd einen entsiinbe.
ten 3uitanb Der ,dleimisen @usfleibuns Der
@uitadiiGen @6bre perurfadt. @snn bieIe
Tobre iid e%nt3itnbet, babt ibr einen rumpelpz
Con ober unbpltommenes @ebDr; unb ipenn
ite gang seidloHen lit, erfplat Saubbeit, unb
penn bic entsiinbuns nidt seboben unb bieie
8Dbre ipteber in ibren sebDrieen 3uitanb Der
iest Derben fam, tp;rb baS @eb5r fir INNER
aerftort tperben; neun Safe unter sebn ltnb
burd &atarrb peruria9t, tpel6er ntdts ais
Elm ent5inbeter 3utanb Der idIeimisen Sbers
ldhen lit.
8ir poGen einbunbert Dollars fir ieben
(our4 &atarrb perurlahten) SAL bon 1aub;
belt geben, ben mir nidt bur9 Ginnebmen bon
9aaS 8atarrb:&lr beilen fDnnen. 2abt Sud
u~rtionit Girfulare fommen.
S. 5. Gbene9 q s o., 9olebo, ..
Gertauft BON 9lpOtbefern, 9rei8 rs Gts.
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Entered at the Post Office at San Antonio
II Texas, as second class matter.
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= Man6e Sterne beipegen ii6 nit
elmer S6neligfeit BON taft so Meilen
per Secunbe.
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9tes entf6etbenbe Gotl1m ermartet
man iebo6 ert Mitte pber @l1be
Npril, tuorauf bann iofort bic Gei6sz
tagsauF0iung erfolgen perbe.
8ei ben 81 erDartenben gteuDablen
miirben aler Wabri6einIi6feit nod
bic GonierDatipet unb Nationaqiberaz
len Die 3e6e 81 beaablen baben. 9ie
Gentrumss Partei unb bic Srei1innigen
piirhen mabrfdeinli9 in ibrer bisberiz
gen Stdrte in ben &et6stag 51riidfebs
rem, pdbren6 bic Spctaliten nit groz
Ber 3uberli9t auf abermalige bebeuz
tenbe Siege re6nen.
Sic gerluIte Der @onierpatiben mir
ben um 10 gr0Ber fem, als ii6 bic
Spaltung berielbett in einem antliemiz
tii6en uu6 einem rei1ssoubernementas
len Sliigel INNER ntebr ermeitert.
Cine beritdrfte Wieberfebr Der Sppos
fition gegen Die Militdrborlage in benz
neuen &ei6stag wiirbe BEN @aiIer aber
CUR Na6giebigfeit amingett, es lei benn,
baB er einen Gonfift 3pif6en &rone
unb parliament beraufbei6tporen NOBLE,
beren f6lieBli6e Solgen fi6 audi nod
ni6t int entfernteten abieben lieBen.
Sic &eife bes &aiiers WiIbelm II.
mad &om, our SbeiInabme an Der
5eier Der ltlbernen 6o6seit bes @6nigs
9umbert BON Stalien f6eint mirfli6
bei6IoHene Sadie 3t iein. @n6 Bic
&aiierin 8ictoria pirb ibren @emabl
1a6 Stalien begleiten, iebo6 ri6t Der
&ei9sfan3ler @raf @apribi, pie urs
ipringli6 bei6lofen mar. Ser @rnf
Der polttii6en Sa9lage unb bic M6gs
li6feit elmer ernten &rifts bat i'm baz
gu peranlabt, bic &eiie a~uf5useben unb
III Berlin gu bIeiben.
9as preubii6e Nbgeorbnetenbaus
bat ieBt bic gorIase our 9eform bes
iebigen DreiflaRen : Wablfpfems our
6ritten 2eiung gebra6t. 9ie rSreie
prefe fiir Seras" bat i9on bel elmer
friiberen @elegenbett eingebenb barauf
bineepiefen, baB bieie 0orlase feline
mirtli6e &eform einfibrt, fon6ern rur
etue siemli6 unpefentli9e Nbdnbes
rung, mel9e bur9 bic Wtiquel'f9e
Steuers& eform bebingt nurbe.
@tpas mebr grfolg aIs nit Der Mis
litdrs8 orlage f1eint Der Safer nit Ell
ner anberen 2ieblings 8ia gu baben,
ndmli6 nit Der bielbefpro6enen u2er
9einbe" sesen bic profitution unb
bas 3ubaItersl1nipeien. 9iefe 8ia bat
iebt bor Der &pmmif1ion, an Bic lie pers
piefen porben mar, i'm Weientli9en
bic 6elterprobe beitanben. 2obensmertb
ltnb rtamentli6 b~ieienigen Photographer
bieier 8ia, bic it6 anf bic 8erf6drfung
Der Strafgefebparasrapben gegen bic
&uppelei unb bos 3ubalter : unmeien
beaieben. 8ebenfli6er bagesen iinb
bic @erfu6e Der Ser 9einbe", geiebs
li9e Bettmml1gen na1 Nrt Der be-
beri9tigten "Comstocks Laws" in
bas beutf9e &ei6sgeieb ein3ufibren !
Sn gepifen @%eaiebungett iit Der &es
gierungsentwurf ppn Der &ommiiiion
etmas abgei9md6t morben, in anberer
9inii6t bagegen fosar mod beri6drft.
@efri6en iporben finb 1amentIid bic
p%aragrapben Der 8iu, ipel6e ii@ auf
bic n&aierniruag Der profitution"
beaogen.
Sic Sill pirb in biefer Gorm ipabrs
i9einli6 CUR Nnnabme gelangen, oh
bur6 biefelbe aber cine angemeine
Mufers9 ittli9feit unb sSugenb gez
i6afen uerben mirb, bletbt nod abb
.attnnrfpn
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Soaa ! &eifen6er, nebme Seed.
ANS Yillen nit Sir.
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Die vGriumtpb" MGb > @aiAine
Mn. d

getpdbrt Bic befriebisenbften &efultate.
8iele Sauienbe bieier Mai6inen (frii-
Der: yteue Clipper MdbsM ai6inen ges
ltannt) iinb beute in alien 2drbern Der
Welt, mo @ras nd6t, in @ebrau9.
.3n baben bel ps& 8 aarmanr II.
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SQ1t0mnrut.

Wer an 8anbwurm leibet, fenbe fir
mein &abifal MitteI. Mein
Wtittel 1T leidt gu nebmen, ieIbf fiir
&inber unb i9pa6t ni9t ben &6rper.
@arantie fir @rfolg. Yreis $3.50.
@lei65eitig oerienbe i'd baS beriibmte
Seras unioerial 9eilpflaiter, 6iibners
altgels unb 8ar5enpflaiter, Pile Omit
ment, fotpie mein unfeblbare5 Neural>
gias 2iniment. Nbrefe:
%. Sell, Iuitin, Sera8.
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9ie Nnaeigen fir 6oobs Sariapa=
riaa fnb besbalb 10 miriam, neil Der
CUTE &uf biefes MitteIs in Der Dfents
li9en Weinung feitbegrinbet 1T. Sc
hermann greift Obme 36gern au bieiem
Mittel: benn es bilft
@opbs NiIem curiren 2eberleibeu
unb @elbfu9t.
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Suntbert Yaciftc : 8abn.
Nbfahrt.
5. & 6. 81. 8abn.

u y U y w
Na9 NenzO Orleans, 6oufton nnb @al>
beiton tdgli6 $50 nbr Na6mittags.
Na9 San Sranciseo, 81 Baio nnb
eagle paB tdeli6 $3.50 gorm. -.
Qnfunt.
Son 9tepsS Orleans, 9puton unb Gals
beiton tdgli6 $500 Born. unb 4:15
Na9m.
Son San SraneiSee, 81 paio unb
eagle BaB tdgli6 1:25 Nahm. -.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-20
Sir Tarntcr !.

Sic triumph 8inbesM aidine nit
Stablgetel unb nit f9pinsettbem
8inber 1T Die bette Mai6ine uml ale
Mrten BON @etreibe gu i6neiben, ob es
ftebe Dber liege, oh es fura ober lang,
grim ober troden it,. gu baben BEL
SIPS & 6aGrmaNn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-20

= Sn @oBl bel Obrbruf in 9biiz
rinsen beitebt elm Sbeaterberein aus
8auernburi6en unb 8auernmdbden.
Better be5 Sbeaters lift Der 9err paftor.
&iirali6 nurben Sdiaers r8duber"
aufgefiibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-20
Geo. Manbre's 9ampf : Sitter.

in Der NuftinzG traBe 1T nit ben reue=
fen Mai6inen CUR Qnfertigung bon
8otti6en, Sdhern, @ifernen &c. einge=
ri9tet nnb liefert anerfannt poraiigli6e
Mrbeit.
S@idt Guer @elb ni9t mad Dem
NOrben, ionbern laBt Cure Nrbeiteu
bier MAIDEN, mo- @u6 bole @arantie
fir bic bette 4usfibrul1g berfelben ge=
geben mir6, griefli6e 4nfrasen iibel
Breiie &C. perben prompt beantmortet
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-20
9. u. & u. 9. Babm.
Mbfabrt.

Na@ @alpeifon, 6euton unb guero
tdgli9, ausgenommen Sonntags,
I'M $3.50 YDrm.
0a6 CORPUS @brifi, Nranfas paB umb
8eepiae tdgli@, aussenommten Sonns
tags, ume...........3:l0 Nta1m.
Na6 aerrpiae tdgli6, ausgenommen
Sonntass, um.........4:00 Na6.
Na6 &errbiQe tdgli6, ausgenpmmen
Sonntags unb Wontass, INT
1880 Wprm.
Mmfunft.
Bon @albeten, 0ouffon unb guerD
tdgli9, ausgenommen SDnntags,
Inn ................8:15 Nbenbs.
gon @orpus gbrifti, Nranfas paB unb
8eeDile tdgli6, ausgenommen Sonrs
tags, UNI 40 JtaGbtt.
8on &errbiIe tdgli6, ausgenpmntert
SDnntags. :35 8orm.
Bon &errpife tdgli6, ansgenommen
Sonntags unb MDntags, um
1900 Mbenbs