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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-30
PEOPLE IN GENERAL.

There are but two colorcd officers in the
regular army, Lieuts. j. II. Alexander and
Charles Young, of the Ninth cavalry. which
is composed entirely OF troop, OF their own
race,
Two of the japanese worlds fair exhib
tors were married the other day to Il coupl,,
OF the Egyptian girls from the Street in
Cairo. They propose to settle in Chicago
and 90 into business.
Mis-, Mary Crosby. poor seamstreSs liv-
ing at Springfield. ILL.,, has won suit which
entities her to land in North Carolina worth
50, 900
Superintendent Hughes of the Hygeia
Mineral Water company of Wisconsin re-
ports the sale Of about ~, OOO, 900 glasses of
water at the worlds fair. The company 5
plant was costly but the profits were cor
respondingly large.
The frequently rumored engagement of
Miss Florence Pullman. daughter of G. NJ
Pullman of Chicago, to Prince Won lsen-
berg Bir,tein. is now acknowledged among
the intimate friends of the Pullman family,
though it has not been publicly announced.
Ii is said that Miss Pullman's dot will be
- 600 900. which ought to go IA great way
toward keeping up the - castles which the
prince possesses Miss Pullman is an accom-
plshed girl, a musician and lingust She
passed some years abroad, and has been in
New York frequently.
Pecks Bad Boy-that is. George Peck,
tr the son of the governor of Wisconsin,
promises to become as prominent in politics
rs his father
The cx Empress Eugene will spend the
winter ut her villa, near Mentone on the
Mediterranean
Belle Boyd, famous during the civil war
rs Il confederate SPY, is now nearly 80 years
old, and her blond hair has become almost
white She has undertaken to sustain her
self by delivering lectures, having recently
been divorced from her third husband.
Chauncey NJ. Depew has gone over to Eu-
rope for four or five weeks.
Mark Twain looks old His fuzzy hair is
almost white and he stoopssmore than ever.
But he can crack a joke with his u,' 81 vim.
Minnie Hauk had an odd eXI RE ,e in
singing "L'Africaine' in Philadei. III The
cosmetics she used in making up for the
part stuck to her face 50 firmly that she had
literally to scrape it oif-an operation, so
she told a Chicago reporter, that lasted near
ly two days Nine Hauk is on her way to
Japan, whore she expects to sing i'll the
larger cities
Dwight l.. Moody is to conduct series
of revival meetings in Washington this win
ter at the invitation of several ministers of
that city if sufficient money can be raised
To meet the expenses. \ theatre on large
hall will be rented for four weeks or more
The late Francis Parkman, the historian
was man who had always about him an air
of distinction that made the passer-by turn
to look mt him. He was tall, stately and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-30

is true of large number Of other mon who
took a leading part in the movement of
January last
'ln the second place, his evidence con
sistS exclusively of prepared adavis OF an
swerS to leading questions put by himself at
private interviews. no one else being present
but the stenographer. In no instance has
there been any cross-eXamnation of wit
ucsscs opportunity given to contradict or
affirm evidence given or present other evil
doncc. \ brief examination of the published
portions OF the report shows numerous in
correct statements
Mr. Thurston not only makes these posi-
tive assertions, but he submits proof of tho
accuracy of his declarations; and they are
also confirmed by the official records. The
result is that the whole argument upon
which Blount bases his claim that the queen
was dcpo,cd through the influence Of the
American minister and American troops
fails to the ground.
1t is barely possible. of course. that the of
fetal correspondence as well as the men who
have spoken in opposition to Blount arc i'll
correct, and that Stevens did actually aid
materially in bringing about the Hawaiian
revolution. II thi. he so it j, clearly the duty
of the American government to right the
wrong as far rs possible. Tho indi-
cations are all the other way. however,
and il looks "a, if tho administration had
been led into disgraccfui as we'll as a dis
astlols bundcr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-30

other words, While the increase in the num-
per cont, the wool fclip more than doubled,
sud from 1850 to 1890, while the number Of
sheep did not materially incrcuse the wool
product increased 80 per cent.
This indicates III no small degree the gain
that has resulted from improved breeding for
wool, aud in no State has this gain been
greater or more apparent than in Vermont
\ study of the census figures shows that the
average wool clip per sheep in Vermont in
| 1870 was 5.35 pounds In 1850 the average
clip in this state was 80 pounds and in
1890 G.12.
Vermont thus led the entire country in the
number of pounds of wool produced 10y each
! sheep. the next highest average in New Eng
! land being that of Now Hampshire, which
was 5.S2 in 1890, while the average for the
| United States was only J.06 These figures
| are encouraging for the sheep breeders Of
! Vermont, who have aimed To secure higher
standard, aud they also contain valuable
! lesson for those who favc been content TO
| breed and care FOR scrub sheep. While There
! is a tendency in some directions to devote
more attention to the raising Of mutton than
the production of wool, the lesson remains
| the same. for good breeding tells in ease Of
| Keeping and weight of carcass rs we'll as in
the wool clip. NermOnt's hills are adapted
to sheep raising more than to almost any
other farm industry. and study of these
| figures can not fail 10 he helpful TO the farm
! crs of Vermont
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-30
INC ON md the Nav.

Changes take place in the medical profession
as i'm all brnche- of science. We believe the
greatest good will follow that generous offer
made by nr. Greene. of - Temple Place, lios-
ton, Mass who invites all persons, far and
near suffering from amy form of disease, to
write him description of their complaints,
and Lc will send thrm, free ul charge, a COM
plctc explanation of their diseases, with adj
vice how 10 Ice cured lie gives most careful
and explicit attention to all letters and OK
plains each symptom - carefully that YOU
cannot fail 10 understand exactly what ails
you.
Or. Greene is our most successful specialist
in curing nervous and chronic diseases. He
j. the di-cOycrer of that famous medicine, Dr.
Grcenc'S Ncrvura blood and nerve cmrd y,
which is doing such "A vast amount Of good all
over ihc world lie uses nothing in his prac-
tiCc but harmless vegetable remedies, which
can in no manner injurc YOU. IhiS great Sys-
tenn of giving con ultation and advice through
letter correspondence, free OF charge, is cS
pcCially IMPORTANT To he poor and those living
AZ a distance from large cities. ~ such con-
Sultuiiou and advice were formerly attended
by great cNprn~t. The doctor is having Won
dcrtul success in treating the sick through let
ter correspondence. and II you will write him
about your disease il Will undoubtedly lead 10
your cure.
4 safer investment than Life Insurance
j. ihc purchase Ola bOttlcut Adnm~pn'~ 3O-
taniC Cough Bul.tm. you have To die to get
the insurance, the Cough Balsam restores GU
to health.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-30
Another Financial Object Lesson.

The East Tennessee Land company formed
for the purpose of booming Hartman is
the latest OF these Southern concerns to go
into a receivers hands, with liabilities of
about half amlion above assets Press
dispatches attribute the failure to financial
depression Possibly the failure is more
directly due to the fact that the small New
England capitalists are beginning to realize
that money can be invested to better adyan-
tagp at home
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-30

Tho G0h+ AGAINST thn pndovunut ordors
has been bi,trr rs well rs protroc,od and
while - ro,, Of those soriotio. coutinuo to nm.
crate in som. rorts Of the country .bcir
notbod. Of opr,.otion bayc become 50 widely,
know, mud ,n,1,li. .nntnuaut b,e 1,oco,,,o So
strony oooin.t thcm that if j.. with tbo
e,rrato.t dini.uIty That thn,. moir+oip tbn,r
existence cynn where they show onv sions
,ybotoycr of life II was n communicates
oo.y m,ttcr e., drive tbc,n from, Verr,ont.
for fine Insurance commissioners who had
been clothed with sufficient mower bv tbe
State LEGISLATURE. simply exercised tboi,
authority uft,u. they had once bncor,o CON
WINGED o., tb, naudulent uatur, of these ON
dov,urrt ol,la,., and excluded them from tho
State
Massachusetts was moi So fortunate how
ever and if undoubtedly experienced mora
ditiiriil,,. in ,ru.biuo these fraudulent 49,.
eauizations than any other State As r,,
bar, q, 1870 nm effort WIS made to socur,
the rcponl of fine law under which these so-
cictir, conducted their oparations but thc
leaders of tbi, movement found to thoi,
oluolen,nnt ~ ,yrli ne sorrow that tbo ON.
dov,ncnt order, were too powerful in h,
ca.ilv dislolo,1 Du,.ino tbe following, Won,
u similar ottnpipt WAS made but if rosnlted
Jiso.trou.Iv and in 1899 tho ordors ,,odo -,
,,t,.I .,oir IL, tbo Paw S+.to ro,,i.Ia.,,r,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-30

One Of on Vermont exchanges prints n
long formula to prevent cider from souring.
We can toll better way, however. Drink
it while sweet
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-30

The statement is made that President
Cleveland ma, not had even twinge of
govt since he returned 10 Washington last
August The great public would be more
interested, however. in learning whether or
not he hes he'd a twinge Of cun.cionce
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-30

We viii wager Il red apple that President
Cleveland fears the discordant elements in
his own party more than the opposition of
the republican party, both now and in the
time to come.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-30

1t is worthy Of note that one of Gov
Altgold's pardoncd anarchist, has turned up
ns train robbor. 1t is not difficult to pre-
dict what the general effect Of Altgeld' s
action will be.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-30

Congressman Powers expresses the opinion
that when the democratic tariff bill reaches
the president, it will provide for compare
lively few changes from the present tariff
In that case the bills best friends on the
way, and means committee will not rocog
nize it when it energies from the congress
ional mauelng machine
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-30

Secretaries Gresham and IIolc Smith may
be anxious to resign from the cabinet, as
stated but they can not be any more anX-
ious than the country is to have them re
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-30
THE
nh E: e g " D. l9F s
"a z TtCNAg. e Am
or BURLINGTON. Vt.
Incorporated 1850.

Capital, 850h,o
Surplus $500
UNITED STATES DEPOSIT AIRY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-30
HOWARD
"a q gGONAG- e O. "a
BUy'in gton, W.

Capital $500, d
Surplus and Profits 90, d
A general banking busin]
transacted.
Drafts drawn on any count
in Europe, payable in the Ct
rency of the country.
Travellers letters Of credit
sued, payable in all parts of d
world.
OFFICERS
F. NJ. VAN SIcKLEy, PRESIDED
JOEL H. Gates, Vice Pres.
F. E. BURGESS, CAsHI|
DIRECTORS.
F. N. Van Sicklen, Joel H. Cat
d. ". Robinson, A. c. Spauldi]
F. f. Burgess.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-30
BURLINGTON, THURSDAY, NOV. 80.

Terms-ss1.oo Year, Always in Adynnc,
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4 1-2 PER Gent.

CHARLES p. SMITH. Preside.
{. J., WARD, Urea urtr.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-17

ACcMTc wanted. LIByRAL SALARY PAID.
saO1V - At home or to travel. TEAM yu1.
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I F you wish to advs rtise anything anywhere at
L any time write to GEO. r. HOWELL b co.,
No. =. ruce street. New York.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-17
MT. CARROLL SEMINARY
(MT CARROLL ILL).

its
without examination nguisng
oug practical work Conservatory Mus
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helps
III
Scnography Others
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This institution from all
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closed young graduated this year nine
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Wcs-eaclng from
school, write students ourn
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every one. and good deal Of information about
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est book ever off r d To the public.
A Christmas present for both old ana Young.
our COUPON ~ stem, whicc We use in selling this
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For hts frat weeks work enc SCENTS pront 10
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-17

TOR SALE-The United States and Canadian
/ patents. recently issued, for an article Of
great merit and utility. Received medal Of supe.
riority ut American Institute Fair. N. Y. Or will
sell state rights.
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BARMABY RUocE AND cHR:sTEAo
Oliver TWIST AND GREAT ExeEc-
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the OLD CURIOSITY SHOP AND
MINER Cinl TRAVELLER,
a TALE OF TWO CITES, HARD
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THE DOLLAR COLUMN

Advertisements not exceeding IN inch Tor IN
lines OF small type) In length will be ineerted II
this column for dollar per week. or nfty cents
the 6rst insertion and t~ enty. cents eacA I'd.
ditional alinsertion-paysble In advanco.l
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GENERAL AGENTS SELLING TIE PATENT
" Adjustable shoe are making from 5000 -
SlN0 per !eRr. CanvSssers $A.UO 10 81 90 per day.
Exclusive ttrritory given Aadress, with 2-ceut
stamp. CONSOLIDATED ADJUSTABLE sHoE Co.. 3D.
lean, Mass.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-17
Male Help Wanted.

"A N ACTIVE PERSON. OF GOOD CHARAO.
IA ter to travel. with ey penses psid, Yepre esent.
ing established house: aslary $780, with Increase;
enclose reference and self addressed stamped en-.
ve.ope, General Manager. Lock DrxwerP, Chicago.
altl8dw
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Bows May be Had

tAnd sometimes girls, for ordinary service at
wages, or upon indenture, Ito work. attend school,
and be brought up somewhat a. your own:i and
children may be had for legal adoption.
Address: +. T. DOOLEY.
S"pt. Oregon Noys' and 0irls Aid Society
PORTLAND, Oregon.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-17

d ( 10 SIS per day at horne. selling Lightning
OC Platter and plating iewelry, watches. table.
ware. etc. Plates the finest cf )ewelry good -
,el. No experience. No capital. Every house has
goods needing plating.
H. X. DELNO h CO.. Columbus. Ohio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-24
Cine Uri8tnelle 9eRnitipn Ses Mill.
tart8muS.

@s 1T i6om oft bic Grage geteat
tporben: sWas 1T benn eigentli9 Miliz
tarismus 2" Golgenbe. DrigineGe Mntz
mort barauf entnebmen wif6em rSdle=
ff9en SagebIatt",, peI6es f9reibt:
Die cine 9dlfte Der 8ep0lterung mills
tdrii6 orgariiren, ni6t fomobl 3ur
Tertbei6igung bes 8aterlanbes, als
nm bic arbere SdIfte i'm 3ugel at
bolten, bas 1T MiIitarismus. 9ur9
etferne Disciplin bic Selbff6n6igfeit
bes SenfenS un6 Mplens i'm 0olfe
bre6en, bas lit Militarismus. Dime
&idf6t auf ibr itdrteres @9idz
1al Sauienbe bon berm6genSIoien
Mdnnern mebrere Male I'M 2eben
aug ibrcm 8robberbien aug elmer
mibfelig errunsenen Stellung berauss
reiBen, bas lit Militarismus. Sn Der
@efeaf6aft unb BEL 6ofe benz iiingfen
lieutenant ben 8orrang Dor ben dItez
fen unb berbiente5ten Mdnnern elm
rdumen, tpenr tie ni6t 3ufdqig &eierbes
Sffisiere iinb, bas lit Militarismus.
gu @mlten beS MiIitdrs ale an6eren
benz State obliegenben &ultnraufgaz
ben grandchildren unb bas Bolt nit
Steuern iiberlaben, bas iii MilitariSe
mus. nnb bieier MilitariSmus tbut
meh
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-24
ega 3.

= Sn Nultin bat bas l1ebungslagel
Der staatsmili3en am Morgen 6es 20,
Snlt offaiea b%egOnnen. @tpa 1905
Wtann uaret CUR STEELE. Man ertpar.
tet ettpa 1900.
Nus Oorttonn mfrs eit gutter
aabaltenber &egeu beri6tet. Inter
ftartem 9onnern unb 8liben fieIen
iiber % 3oG &egen.
: Nu9 in Neusgraunfels bat es
ant FL. Suli 5iemli6 tart geregnet,
bod nod lange ni6t geuug, Inn tpe.
fentli9en g1uBen gu brtngen.
= Gop. 9ogg bat IS 8iirger bee
Staates Seras gu Selegaten Der Na>
tionalen 8imetaltiten Contention er,
tannt, welde in @bicago am l. Nugul
3uiammentritt.
= 9ie rWaferz unb 8eleu6tungs,
@efeqi6aft" in GoIia6 bat fi9 i'm
Staatsiecrstariat gu Nuitin etaen Grei.
brief austelen la1en. 9as @apital
Der @eieai9aft belduft fi6 anf $3a,s
600.
: 9ie Stats : Nationalbanf in
Iernon bat tire 3ablungen eingeftelt.
I0en Sones, elm Sarmer in Der
umgegeub BON Serartana, ermorbete
feline Srau un1s%ine BRET fleinen &ins
unb erbdngte li6 bann. 9a fein
8run6 fir bic entiebli9e Sbat erf6ts
lid 1T, glaubt man, baB er in einem
4nfaae bon @abrfinn gebanbelt bat.
SIT Waeo tpurben bur6 cine Sell
ielzgrploion bic Gas Nn1tdlt unb bic
eleftrif6e BsIeudtungsanitalt total
3erft6rt+ 3mei arbeiter purben babel
lebensgefdbrli9 berlebt. Ser 8erlut
mirb auf iiber $50, 200 abgef9dBt.
Sn Paris murbe 9arriion Sas
big BPM @onfabler 8rpant eri6ofen.
= S9on mieber elm neues entlebs
li6es @erbre9en gegen Die Sittli9teit,
~begangen bur6 cine @9mar3e 8eiiie an
elmer meiBen Grau!, Cine b6bmif6e
Srau In Der Ndbe bon Ga Strange,
Namens 2emat, 1T bos neuefe Opfer
in Der bebenfli9 aul6pellenben Site
dbnli6er 8erbre6en. Man bat ben
8erbre6er nod ni6t eruii6t, pirb
man feiner aber babbaft, banr be-
fommt &iGter 2pn6 ii6er etpas gu
tbun!
Sn Der llmsesenb bon noalbe
bat es nebrere Stnnben lang fart ges
regnet.
= Sn Sci &io tpurbe Der Gopbop
@barlep Small, Der f6on felt Idngerer
3eit anerlei unfug getrieben bate, pDn
benz &angersS Sergeant Wusgrobe, ben
er tbdtli6 angegrifen bate, nieberges
f6uKen.
= Nu6 in gotuIa bat es gereenet,
bod ni6t genus, um Der 9iirre sriinbs
lid ab5ubelfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-24
self Der Watnr.

90 CENT? ME iebe 0Birtunq etue tlria&e Bat, eben
10 sepib fclst Rierentranfbeit Der 11ntbdttsfett Der
@ieren, wenn bteie nt@t prompt sebpben mirb.
9pmme benz Ietbenben Organ Su Snlfe NIT S~ptetter's
MasenbttterS, tpeldeS BITE Gbdtistett Der Nieren uub
Der Blaie tn beilfamer Meiie aurest, pbne fe su retz
gen, tpie btes bic Itamperbait b~eretteten ettmulan,teu
thnn. Merben bic aenannteu Srsane burG cte5eS bes
lebenfe uno barntreibenbe Gltgir %dnserest, 10 erfhuen
ie tbre Suntttpnen srlnblif nub %re9elmdBts, inbem
fe aus benz Spitem bic uureinisteiten a~bfhbren,
tpelbe 9benmetiSmus, @aferfu@t, Glaienietn,
8risbtf4e Rierenfrautbeit. 3uderrpbr unb 9la{ens
aatarrb er5ensen. Tas aufreten ether biefer 5&red.
liHen Srantbeiten TT bic BON Der Ratur a~uferleate
Strafe fur @erra&ldSfsans Der 8fese Der &ieren.
Scbalb biefe tn irsenb ether Weiie nnreselnd6ta funz
siren, ipate tetns Mtnute !3sit NIT benz @ebraua hes
cbenpeuaHntea Wtttteis perlpren perben. Wan prase
fd efn, bas ba8 8itterS nit slet& trefH;nem GrFpla
segen Stbrnngen beS Masens, Der Sober une Der Gtus
sepeibe, bes NerpenipfemS unb CUR 9erbutuns unb
Setluns BON inalartaarttsen arantbeiten ansepanbt
ptlb.
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Muerlet.

Der beige 8nnbesmarf9aa Mare
bat beM IN Delena in &arnes gountp
tuegen Sbeiluabme an ben ueberfaq
Der @saniassp aB>Babn BEL Brefen.
ridge in 9aft befinbli9en Som Benz
ningfielb einem itrengen 8erb6r unters
tporfen. genningfielb bat augegeben,
big gum Gage Dor ben lleberfaa nit
benz 8%abnr6uber Wsap aufammengetpez
fen gu fein. Damn tpia er iid aber
bon ibm getrennt baben. Benninge
fielb bat iibrigens, rbpo1l er erf Is
Sabre alt tit, bereits 5tpei Sabre tueqen
Beraubung elmer potsOffce Int Gtass
epfa @ountp I'M 3u1tbauie augebradt.
Ser Garbige 9enrp 8ropn, Der
cine gr6Bere IH5abl BON Wiirten ges
toblen bate, nurbe bonn &ecsr6er au
$40 Strafe perurtbeiIt.
o. s. 5tubblefielb, elm Seber
Der biefgeH ngrpreB", nabm, um els
mem @bOlerasMorb : NnfaQe entges
ge1l5ltDirfen, einen gan3en 9beel6feI
pou S%aubanum. BUR nit arDbeu Mns
trengungen unb bur9 enereif9e Qns
penbung BON @egengiften tonnte er
tpieber gu ftd gebra6t unb am 2eben
erbalten tperben.
Die bieiigen n8eltnap &ifes"
baben f@ CUR Sbeilnabnle an benz
nebungslager Der Stats : Milisen
mad Muffin begeben.
Die bieige 1eue Gair > @sfeGs
f9aft bat ieBt BON 4ufin aus ibren
6reibrief augetelt erbalten. 9erielbe
iebt bas aftien : 4apital auf $4,000
fef, bag bur6 5000 attten gu lie $40
aufsubrinsen iein iOlI.
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@alifprnia ; @eine.

Weinliebbaber finbeu elm grpBes 2as
ger BON feinen California @einen bel
Germ s. S. Meper am Mlamo=
pla5a. 9err SLEEPER iu6t bic @eine
on Srt unb STEELE aus urb fauft bireti
aus benz Seller Der @einai6ter. Ala
gutem &enner gelingt es ibm ftets, Die
beften Sorten aus3umdblelt. @r fam
feline &unben unb Gamilien nit einem
guten SrOpfen berieben. &otbz unb
WeiB Weine in boraiigli9er Qualitdi
BON ieBt alb $1.00 per @alone : fret
its 0anS aeliefert.
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8rnnOeigentbumS 5 llebertra8un8en.
Soiepb @riminger an Sermann
Stappeubed, 8runbffiid on Repabas
unb 9afota<5 traBe, $500.
&. u. 9arrifon unD Nnbere an gtas
than S6niBer, @runbItiid i'm Originals
@itps2ot 5, fir 1925.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-24
e@pla, 9almet ; 0,arten 1T Der

S@Dls' Yalmen : @arten 1T Der
SammelplaB Der 9euti6en bon San
&ntOnio nit ibren Samilien. 9ie res
g~elmdbigen Qbenb : Grei : &orserte an
bier Nbenber tn Der Mo9e finc. itets
aablrei6 beiu6t unb e%rfreuen 1i6 elmer
allgemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine @eine
nnb Wbisfeps unb aaeaeit felerfrif9es
8ier, fopie bic beiten @%igarren.
9te & It auration liefert ale
Selifatefen Der SaifDn. 4uftern,
Slide. 8ilb in better 3ubereitnng.
SdgliG ausge5ei6neter mariner 2un1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-24
9as 1tebmnssla8er Der gtaats.
Hrunhem.

Sir bas fommeube uebungSlager Der
Staatstruppen berfauft bic S. & 8. 81.
@iienbabugeieli9aft Sabrbiaette gu be-
beutens rebu5irten preiien. SIR ale
Orti6aften in elmer @ntfernung DOR
100 Meilen BON Qufin limb bic 8iaette
bonn 81. big gum %. b, Mts. gu baz
ben. 9esglei9en am 20. unb fir ben
Sriib3ug am 30. fir bic Giidfabrt
9iiltig bis gum 81. Suli.