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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

Fish. Josrph = Co. Have . Panic In
Their 6soaA

CHICAGO. July 3-At 6 O'Clock this
evening fire. which started in tire
kitchen cs the cafe on the sixth fof.
did <l00Wo damage 20 the stock u
Fish. Joseph a Co. dry goods MGR.
chants. Nos l12 10 116 State street The
building IL owned by Ed Partridge. and
his loss is included in the esusf.sfe.
Several women tad girls we're taken
otit Of Fish, Joseph 4 Co.'S and ahjo.n-
ing stores. having tainted from fright.
The store IL located In the most import
ant business portion Of tho city and the
fire created much excitement
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

WssHsxCToS. July Z Secretary Nor
toa has sSonerated Pref Mark " Har
ringfon from the charges prrferrrsl
axstesf hin, - - ADMINISTRATIVE - tie
weather ha-eaa and has retired ~
rl1ls.~s f.~eferring TIE eharEes Nofp lfa.
sssnaiav isa fact that he hss exereratssi
TIE chpf = ;he hureaa, Secretary Nor
ter has csasr = Nsaher - fhaexss il
tse personssl 4 the bureau
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

OSksIooss. Iowa July =. Alex Corn.
q miner st the sopn ~ tsri,ondals shot
his wife dead. and uith the ssels ei,syr.n
killed himeeif. Gerry left iet;<f NJ
dressed 10 tho pubic In whicA he
claimed hie wife vas unfsithful The
letter vas dated week before. sh.yn1ng
he had The deed IN cfmtempIafios for
Some nsre Gerry was an Intelligent
man and Nsson - high desfee
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

Gr1HnfA. G + July 3 The new
desachnen; ~ fFoofSs brought NJ from
the Rio tsrsDae 4, patfci shs Cherokee
"trip unoerstaBd their bps5uees zni the
cattle and cattle men are being driven
from the lard Al last Herrfofere the
SOLDIERS vtsid drive ouf . fev boomers
and leave THE cattle unuol>sted. bet q
scnHdro1 a the nee 6efaehlnena today
arnve oct zea head e tAttle rortb q
here and ere rounting NJ Eve er sir
Thousand head near fke ksnese line.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

CsIcsoo July 3 The silver day com
raissioH appointed by the Trans Mississ
lgpf congress held meeting tuslay az
she uficr = Com 4, perfect the arrange.
nenfs f. Toe program on silver day az
the worlds fair. ebich has been st for
September ~ F.x-(ioverror Prince. of
Nes Mexco. chairman = the commit
fcr PRESIDED IL vac decided - have
the speeches "a - delivered =, arranged
tasf when published The whole propssl.
tIcn viii ~ presented - the pab'ic.
fnCrfher With the answer u ali object
tions o free coinage The details we're
lat - A sub ,sonnitttee
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

An Albuquerque Bank Containing
Territorial Funds >uspepd--

ALurot KaQrE. y. ~. July Z The Al.
buguerque National bank. which has al
WAYS been recognized "a next 10 the
largfet institution - the kind in the
city. failed - open is doors this morn
in<. posting up a notice to the effect
that the suspension - temporary and
that dcposifors nee,l have no fear ~ not
beng paid IN fun John A. Lee. the
vice president ~ the bank. states that
al deposits viiI he paid Ia fall Terri
torlai funds "a the amount % $4,000.
county funds 20 S.Httu had oniy re-
crnfly been deposited IN the bank M
r,sn has been male sr the othef banks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

wAsBrxe1os. July 2 Secrstfry Her
lert to-day appointed Lieutenant Singer
chief - the bureau a naval intelligence
in the place - Commander Chsdnick,
uha was detached ard ordered as chef
a. The bureau - equipment. Lieuten
hnt Singer has been assistant chief n
The bsresu for about two years. lssli was
designed to duf, soBle time sEo a. csecn.
tive ofic~r ~ the Nzchi.s and vac waii
lng for her e. be commissioned. vhich
rssl probably te done thsi week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

GoLoFN. Colo.. July Z The jefferson
Couafy National bank IN this city maese
zu assignment this morning \ notice
posted on the door said. This hank =
urahis to coliecf its nofes and - unabla
T. obtain a1orey upon them III suficsent
quantity 81 pay - depcsitors On de-
nand The directors have thereto os
dered is docrs - - -ieeed aa<is a general
assignment hez been made q secare
al 8.rfsifors equally The total IA
hii{tisa q she hack are placed 81 kss.fcf
a he The assffS are axef ffuUnfn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

They Want Him 20 Flood the fair ON
SUNDAYS

TorEKA. Kan. July 3 Clinton
jewell. the Rock Island rainmaker. left
today on bis special car for Liberal. in
southwestern Kansas. where a droath
~ ten months has prevailed. Jewell
will 20 "a Chicago IN September for
operations al the worlds fair during
Kansas week The rainmaker i deluged
with letters from scientists. lie has
many letters FROM religious cranks ap
pealing a. him 20 set up his machine
near the gates of the fair and make il
rain every Sunday. 50 that the uBgodly
cannot attend the fair on that DAY tie
Was told fy one that this would insure
him a crown az the throne 20 grace.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04
kbc<iixc Rebels Again.

LONDON. July 3-The Cairo cores
pondent of the Times telegraphs that
the Khedive has asked the Sultan of
Turkey 10 send Turkish troops u re-
place the British occupying force. The
khcdi,c is said also 10 have requested
the sultan to procure the recall OF Lord
Cromer. British minister in Egypt. The
sources Of these reports are not given
by the correspondent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

PANAMA. July 3 The silver crisis has
not been attended with any widespread
business trouble in Colombia. The one
considerable failure Of the last few days
was due 10 over speculation combined
with the collapse of associated houses in
New York. Paris and cuayaquilla. Ec-
uador. No business Is doing in ex.
change as the rate Is too high.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

Tarubam Peat Gives It- side ~ the
Controversy.

Nrw YonK. Inly3 = The c5rfnit's-e =
fiTe 90 the siisiandca FsFnbsm Ts~f q
: r. we've saf io3s4 sfsh ffaf'iy -
pert Setiink fassh re gt,sie sc q The
nbs saursns ceas. in ehsff tnfs 7srf
pat oat = the O. A. r. for passsAs ftso.
lafssns condefaniag Frxsfat sNnsssr
ps~esiees- fhe rrpart j. b'sspfs q the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

Fos1 wsrxs Ind. lpls 3 fns fl -
teaioosiy the = sfe ~ John xsiirf csshe1
q cup fuii a nitric reid inte hie ssrs.
dis:ignrinr him ffr 1ifr Mrs Weller
vas sosgicfous that her husband we
more afterfife q ofh.r women than 90
herself She he's disappeared
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

Npw foFg. JBlT > The report IN
f,easrtcal circles that John + s,uIiisss.
fse nffar. hsd is-eh ua-risl e. H~
C4hiu vss csniirnssd Last night NJ.
SeIHsa1 hes beet flsgiuE isaiing rs,les.
e Mis- Coghhzs sgrpoftihg cos1pssy
flf serefai s.ssAss-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

BERLIN. july at is reported that a
futile attempt was made Ia wreck the
train 81 the Czarwitch near Dunabufg.
government of Niteahsk. while he was
on his way 10 London 10 attend the
royal wedding. No particulars were
given.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

WsSNIrEu. Man july 3 The Com
mercial Bank ~ Manitoba has been de-
ciarcd insolvcnt and liqnidaiors have
l~er appoints. to wind up it's business
The bills ~ fe bank are as good a.
gold under the dominion law.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

Sr. ffTTKsnrRe. july ,. The Russian
cruiser Nladivostosk ~ reported 10 -
aground On rock. thrre days sail
from Port iazarcs. Corcs. She probably
will become vrerk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04
GREECE HAS NO KING
George Abdicates and the Country
Declared a Republic.
MOST INTENSE EXCITEMENT
Has Reen Caused By the Acsion.
Thosgh IL Is Believed That No
Troubls viii Ensue.

f-AruksS. july 81 The king today alb
dicated the throne of Greecs and the
country has been declared republic.
The action has created the most intense
excitement, but il is not believed any
trouble will eusue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

Losp,S. July 3 The total mortality
amobg Mecca pilgrims since early Ia
June exceeds 800. seventy sir persons
arr reported 80 have diei ~ cbe3ers IN
Je8da saturday fnFty four IN Mecca.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

Ltsrrlfts Coio.. Ju'r 3--Ths kp,sr-
ican Nssiensi tsnk ssd nof wrt a.
ficurs tisss norning insfse1 nrftfH
wa fso<se6 OF the fi,>of rhifh resd ,s
folows Owing r. The srs,res<if.isiiy az
making roflfs<s re- fhls iaef lpf fsen
fipsed The depssiisFs vii iz faia d
fail"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

NV yoss. July = Al sssc sts even- 4
ine EasArd Lscsrdy. II sekr old -
Brooklyn. iousped "a fh~ Rso'kiyn
bridge into the fs~; yistr Sc vss
re~cpea =, ne tug Egtcss Morrow soa
taken b. tie rfemt~ss sfr-ef ho-J.iszl-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

BrKSos AFsrs. Juiy q The cabinet
formed fonr weeks ago has resigned
President Ssens rena - forming new
one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

fRRSso. Cak. 9uly I Jokr ~1ufa0
sha han.ft ard raffrrr = CHRIS Esa1s
dlsi ~ iefi fhiz sfteTrcz8n Teen ir 5ufIr<
reefss3 fgkt with oshscrs ysztst
Gay
The morning call., 1893-04-30

'Tis the first time in the remarkable history of
FRISCO'S BIG STORE that issue a challenge but
our determination to put down and put out of the
way forever all shoddy competitors IT'S injurious to
the trade, for matter what price how low price
you may pay for shoddy goods, you cheated when
ever you buy them, and to put this class of COMPETE
tors out of the road issue this challenge, c1al
lenge high-class goods only, and court reply.
We have built up our big business only through
courtesy to patrons and the high class goods that
handle.
TOMORROW will be a demonstration of how low
high-class garments and will be sold by Frisco's
largest and Yeest Clothiers.
The morning call., 1893-04-30
TENNIS CHAMPIONS AGAIN.
The Hardy Brothers Beat DriscoI and
Bates.

Hardy brothers row hold the tennis
championship of the Pacific Coast. having
beaten Driscol and Bates. their most kVely
competitors, at yesterdays match.
Owing to the unpleasant weather there
were but few spectators in the court of the
California Tennis Club when 4. B. WILDER
force, the scorer. called the game. In the
first set Driscol and Bates made some excel.
lent points and scored 10 to s. Their rivals
came up from their temporary defeat, how
ever, and won the next three sets by the
following scores: 6 TO 8. 6 to 4, TO 4.
Tie game closed with Hardy brothers
holding tie hOnors Of three out Of the four
sets. The high wind made the playing DIFF
hcult even to the experts, and several errors
we're directly attributable to the wicked
wind.
The Hardy brothers play as one man, and
in yesterdays game seemed to have tire
advantage over their opponents. nsOmuch
as each seemed TO have a special part TO
play and looked after that alone. The
points made by Drisc0l and Bates were
excellent ones, and several times the young
champions played with serious faces. Espe-
clally WIS this true on the last set, where 4
determined effort was made 10 tie the game.
Driscoi and Bates led IF in the set, but
when once they lost their hand the Hardys
pushed them with the results noted.
The game lasted until 4:30 o'clock. ana
the result was accepted by the defeated
with good grace. An excellent programme
is being prepared by the cub for next
Saturday,
The morning call., 1893-04-30
IN CONCLUSION,

Gentlemen desire to bear this distinctly in mind
exclusive clothing establishment the
floors
Department by itself Juvenile Department.
is Hat Department.
For ocular demonstration OF what in this advertise
for ocular proof OF the sincerity all that
advertisement mammoth soHwindows
will have convincing proof of what before to-day print
The morning call., 1893-04-30
THE MIGHTY GLADIATORS OF
THE CLOTHING TRADE
====ISSUE====
4 CHALLENGE!

A BIG CHALLENGE TO ANY OR ALL COMPETITORS IN SAN
FRANCISCO CO11BINED AND CHALLENGE THEM TO EQUAL
OUR PRICES EQUAL OUR VALUES AND EQUAL. THE LARGE
NESS OF THE STOCK SHOWN BY US
TOMORROW we shall begin great and mighty Challenge
Sale whereby will convince the people that the cfaengers
are in reality the only bargain givers the Pacific Coast
The class OF goods that will be devoted to this Challenge
is the highest grade only We don't handle cheap goods,
only handle those goods possess trade winners
We have your confidence have your friendship.
We retain it and through this Challenge expect
to make many friends.
The morning call., 1893-04-30

u Is reported that human face can be
traced on tombstone in the cemetery at
Stony Brook, l.. l. When examined at
short range there is nothing peculiar about
the grouping of dark spots and veins in. the
marble, but seen at distance of thirty or
forty feet the spots and lines all become
part of clearly outlined whole. with LIGHTS
aud shadows producing n regular face OF
average sizA. The face appears on the back
OF the stone. and the eyes seem to be looking
down upon Che ground.
The morning call., 1893-04-30
"Git a HoIIer ON We. y
Washington Post.

One afternoon about 4 o'clock, as the en-
ployes of the Treasury Department were
coming out of The big building. two news
boys stood waiting for The clerks. Both
boys were small. One was stout, the other
pale and delicate. The larger boy cried lis
PAPERS in strong bass voice. while the
little fellows voice was shrill. piping,
high-lyric tenor. with a far away tone.
The boy with the bass voice turned round.
and, with look of disgust aud contempt,
said TO his companion in the news bust
ness: "Oh. cum off; Wy don't ye git
holler on yep
The morning call., 1893-04-30
Council No. 7, Young Mems institute.

OUuHIII INU' n OuIg NIeII Institute.
Following in the line laid down by the
Knights of the Red Branch. San Francisco
Council No. 7, Young Mems Institute,
which in the past held its annual picnic on
Memorial day, has decided to hold its next
picnic on the Sd of July. The members con.
Guided that Memorial day. being a tribute
tue Union, it should be held sacred.
The council will ON Friday evening. the
sd OF June, give an entertainment and
social in Odd Fellows Hail.
The morning call., 1893-04-30

Father George Deshon, acting superior of
the Paulist fathers, graduated In the same
class with General Grant. and was in
service during the earlier years of the war.
The morning call., 1893-04-30
THE LATE MRS. GOODALL.
Resolutions of Respect to Her MEM
DRY Adopted.

At a meeting held at College Park by tbs
Chapel and Conservatory Of Music Assoefa-
ton o the University of the Pacific, Mrs.
Helen S. Kingsbury. Mrs. G. II. Stephens,
Mrs. Lulu Blanchard and Mrs. Lucy Hic-
gins presented the following preamble and
resolutions, which were adopted:
Tie ladies' OF the Chapel and Conservatory OF
Music Association Of tile University Of The Pa
ciC. so recently ana pleasantly associated with
the late Mrs. Charles GOodall, hOnoring her ex-
allied character and many womaniy and Chris
tian virtues, bow with Overwhelming sadness 10
Tile providence which has taken from their num-
Der one emin, ntiy useful, and desire o give
expression 10 their esteem for her memory;
therefore be il
Resolred, That wOrdS fail To express the deep
sense Of loss we feel In contemplating the re-
muyal Of our noble, generous, charitable Chris
tian friend and cO-wOi ker 10 her celestial man
sion, ana that We shall ever Cherish With deep
es gratitude the memory of her beautiful, active
life, so full of kiGdliness and good works. and be
upliiled thereby; and further, that we shall
sUFey miss her wise counsel peTseyeFing laburs
and generous material aid.
ReS0ired, That our warmest SympathieS be ex-
tended 10 her bereaved husband and children
assuring them that 1t shall BE- our first aim 10
imi ate her noble example and 10 strive 10 carry
10 successful completion tile work she so euer.
getically helped us 10 begin and prosecute.
ReSotred, That couy OF these resolutions be
sent to her S0rI owing family and that they be
published Ia the San Francisco and Sau jose
daily papers and California Christian Advocate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-26

iouie ben iiinsften 0filitdr @omprOz
nib berbantt.
= Wean erfdbrt iebt Ndberes iiber
bic uria9en bes &idtrittes bes 4rieas=
miniiiers @eneral b. RaltenbornsStas
6au BON ieinem pofen. Obwobl elm
fdbiger General unb parlamentarier
rei9t er bod feinen 0orgdnserm i'm
Griegsminiferium, ben @eneralen
VeroD bu WernoiS nnb 8roniart BON
S9elenoorf ni9t bas WaiIer. Seine
otenfunbige gefebbuns ieines bapris
i9en @ollegen General bon Safferlina
in Der tiirsli6en Debate iiber bic
Jrase betreffs Der Gutterfoffe mar
cine febr ungliidli1e Sadie. @r err
tldrte nnter anberem, baB er feinen
8rnnb fdbe, tpegen bes Mangels an
Tutterfohen bic Nrlneeman0ber aug
fallen gu Iafen. Seine 3ebe ,purbe
bonn 8eneral bon Safferlina h0c)it
ungiinitig aufgenommem, pelder am
@noe berielben erfldrte, baB Bapern
bereits in allen bon Guttermangel be-
trohenen 9iftritten bic Man6per abbes
fteat babe. 9ie grtldrung tuurbe NIT
groBem Beifall entgegengenommen.
Den &aiier tuurmte es, baB greuBen
auf bieie Weiie gegen 8apern 6en
9lirseren ge3ogen unb er lieB einiae
iebr bittere 8emertungen fallen, tpele1e
bem preuBii6en &riessminilter tuieber
gu Obren famen. General aaltens
born-9 9ta6au blieb unter iol6en umz
ftdnben taum etmas Mnberes iibria,
als iein gntIaifunssseiud sinaurei6en.
9as preubii6e ariessminiiterium
bat beltimmt, baB bic Stiele bes
S6an5seuges Der Snfanterie, 10 Der
Spaten, 9aden, Nerte, Belle &c. in
3utunft bon ameritanii6em 0idorpe
9ol5 anaufertigen iinb,
- Man i9reibt aus Berlin: Suns
bert erlefeue Wdnner unb Swei Offis
aiere. fdmmtli6 Greitpiqige, fnb bon
9euti6lanb rad Siibafrita aufgebrpz
den, mo iie nit Maior 6rancois aus
fammentrefsn unb benieIben in ben
Stanb ieben tperben, nit ben ibn be-
brdngenben @ingeborenen fertig 3u
merben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-26
aatarrb famm ntd,t furtrt ,perhen

burh locale Ipplitationen, ba ie ben Sit ber
Rronteeit nidt erreiden tbnnen. Rotarrb 1T
eine gluts Ober 8pnitttutipns aranfbsit iinb
um iie gu 9eilen, miibt Sbr inuerIide SeiInit.
tel nebmen. Sau's &atarrb. .Rur ipir6 einoe.
nonltnen unb ipirA bireft alf bas gIut unb
bic i9leimiee Sberfldde. oats aatarrb.
BUR TT feline 0uadialber.M .Metiain. sic wurSe
ieit Sabren bon einem ber beften aerste bieIes
Sanbes peroronet unb 1T Elm regelmabiaeS
Heeept. Sic beftebt oas Sen beiten betannten
$ontea. perbunSen NIT ben eiten 8Iutreint.
aun9smttteln, bic birett aus bic SdIeimober.
fdde tpirfen. Die solIfommene gertinbuna
Der 5tpst 8eftcnbtbeile lit eS, mas fold nuns
eerpoae HeinItate BET Der Seiluns bon Rata,rb
berporbrtngt. Sabt @ntb 3eusniiie umIpnlt
ihiden. - e''
s. S. @&eneb u 6 o., @isentb., 9oIeSp,
D. Serfauft bon Apotbetern, prets rs @ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-26

Serr ~. @s, a0insfselS bat bas
altbefanuts Gei6enbeitatter @el6dft
bes Serrn 8m. 9iener fdufli6 an fd)
gebra6t unb wirb es am alien pIabe,
neben Der Office Der pGreien preNe"
meter betreiben. Wir. Mingfielb 1T
ieit 10 sSabren 2ei6eabenatter unb bes
iorgt au@ Die @inbaIiamirung BON
2eiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-26
seibeae 6alb, Gaubiibnbt,

in i&mara iueiB unb alien 5arben, bic 20
unb so gts. bas 9aar ipertb iinb, 3u
25 Gents bas 0sar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-26
Gufaefh ut

Y f9e d a MT
iinb Stidlt ben aopf sebdnet,
ine1ttt gle cine leioeu6e sSrau
Ino. Sir iebe ber forperli5eu
Mnfe4tungen, bon benen nnr
Erauen befallen tuerben, giebts
etile garantirte Sur nit
DR.. Yierce's Favorits Prescrip-
ton. Das brinst Sbuen fiGere
un6 gepine 5nlfe.
Gs 1T ein mddtis tpiri.nbes
Wiittel CUR B0rberuns bes an-
eenietnbefinbens, tpie 3ur 3rdf,
fiouuo finh GSfin1ufir,,rc h.a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-26

@ei4le4tslebens es bur1ffromt ben qaus
aen tueibliden Orsanismus init neuer Sraft.
@e regnlirt nnb f6rbert ails preaaiideu Bers
tldltAnatH, berbefiert bic Derbauung, berei.
fert bas Ylut, idafft eranidenben 9dlaf
unb ftellt Rraft un6 @einnbbeit tpieber Ser.
@esen @erttterung, gerfdisbunaeu, bos
silieoersiebenoe @efiibl", Monatsidmer,er
nn6 alle ionffigeu Grauenleiben unb Gd,trGs
fs5nfdnbe iit "Favorite Prescription" bas
ein5tge garanttrte Wittef. Collie "a
in irgenb einem Gatls niat beifeu ober b,is
len, 10 tutro cas baffir besablte Selb suriid.
sgtaeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-26

Wi6beln, StrOboedea, ytppidle,
Oeltnd uiip1 uftp., gu raifonabIen YrsiIen.
0fcrb @urOs, bic iaSnfiea @lallsr
ats bte garb+
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-26

Ore Sien waiaae seamte eawns su Gents bic gab. Sc
@en bic garb. Gasbams eem bunflem Carr muir Sc
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-26

Sn jebem Sale pon Ratarrb, Der boff.
uritssloe erfdeiut, fonneu Sie iid5 baramf
perlahen, baB DR.. Saee's Catarrh Remedy
ibn furirt.
Seine @tgentbiimer fin6 befen 70 eetuib,
bab iie fir jeben uubeilbaren 6dn $500 Be-
sablen pollen. Sn alien ApotbsieH ,a baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-26
Ynbnnaaerei Ynbn1a4erei !!

Yabnaderei /! YnBmaderei !!
Die neueite Mcbe, gut unb biuis sema&t,
ftnb in ber 9utma@ersMbtb por,ufinben.
sSmportirte gSaare.
Gs llest in Der 9lbiiebt unieren sansen
gorratb bon pai@baren aleiberitoffem BON
so @ts., As Cts. unb 40 gts. 8ertb ;u tem
einen preiie bon
35 GentS bic Naro
aas3uperfaufen. Die ipdblerii4ften &unben
tpsrben bic 8ebuftion gu ipiirbisen tpilien.
Soubeuirs !! Goabemirs!
Allen Seiuhern unb aunben offeriren mir
biefe Bo&e 9rinfsIafer, auf benen bic ber=
f4iebenen @ebauIidfeiten Der gbicasoer
Musftelluns sei4Iiffen ftnb, gu
5 Gents bas gtHd.
amberswO foitet berfelbe Gesenitant 15
@ents unb bariiber.
ltutersers fit 9amen uno &inOer {!
gcn % Gents Bis su 81 fir ben Mnaua.
0iefe 8aare lit biIliser ais man ben etpff
faufen unb ieIbit ndben fann.
E Sawns su 8 Gents bic yarb. 81
beQem unn bunflem Gnrp MIR s 81
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5 Gents Die OarS.
3tpei &iiten tpsibe, carrirte unb geftreifte
ssainipof bon unb 10 gts. pert5, 3u @ts.
bic Yorb.
127s Gents Die Darb.
Sine Site aatpm, iatin=seitreift, iebr bilis
gu l8 unb 20 Cts, fir 1219 gts.
35 Gents Ste Oarn.
35 Stiid, latin seitreift, unb Spitens2awn,
ftets su 80 gts. perta,lft, tpirb bieis @pd5e au
81 @tS. angeboten..
Striiupfe, Is Gents bas Yaar.
rs 9utenb idtpursedt unb iebr feline Da.
men Striimpfe, tpelde sen5bnli9 su 35 Cts.
6erfanft rerben; bieie 8o1e NUT rs gents.
SameuzSaillen! 9mnen=Saillen !
BON SO Gts. gu s5 90 bro etaa.
Dieie Gbtbeiluns ift boil itdnbis, mas Der.
lfteSene gaa6werfe, 5arben, SHUTTER unb
@rDben anbelanst.
8eionbers bea6tenstuertb finb Die fbIpOls
len Empire Waists" in ipeiben nnb alien
Garben.
Drsi aiiten tpaiaedte seblimt
5 Gents bic garb. @instams In