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The morning call., 1893-08-24
TRUTH AND TALK.
The Difference Between Facts and
Fictitious Announcements.

Fictitious Announcements.
Stretching full across the face of the en-
ormous stores at 91S, 92O and go Market
street, in the Donahue Building, are three
placards, one of red, one of white and
one of blue. In bold lettering upon the
colored canvas is the folio wing announce
ment:
Midsummer Clearance Sale.
Shirts, Underwear Neckwear
To make room HATS. Finest Goods
for at
Fall Importations. Lowest Prices.
That the signs attracted the attention of
a vast number of the throng of Market
street passersby, was evident from the
crowd that the reporter found in the great
store as he entered it. Mr.. Beamish
spared few moments from his customers
to reply to a number OF questions.
clearance sales" said he, ''are not new
But in this instance / think l can honestly
say that the sale is a genuine one in every
sense of the word. Here, tor instance, is
one Of the fashionable imported cheviot
summer shirts in the popular pink shad,.
See the price on it, 50 isn't it? Its selling
now at 81. That's what we call genuine
reduction. Here is merino lightweight
underwear. The ticket is marked 50 for
the suit, and its cheap at that Yon can
buy II now at 81 for the suit. Here's the
very latest and most fashion able New
York block silk hat, marked IS. You can
purchase 1T now for Sc 90.
All l can say" added Mr.. Beamish in
conclusion, is that these reductions hold
good throughout the entire stock We
don't want to sell goods at such prices, for
ii means in many cases a loss to US, but il
can't be helped. TIE room is needed for
thousands of pieces of fall goods, so the
public benefits by it,
The morning call., 1893-08-24

the mountain air. Concerning the Geary
act he disbelieves that China will adopt
retaliarorv measures, but thinks ignorant
natives may learn of its provisions and
commit acts of barbarIsm. The measure
Is only discussed in the abstract in The
land OF the Emperor and the Intention of
the throne is not made known.
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His Name Was ST. Clair.

NJ. j. Walsh, 249 Ninth street, called at
the Mcreue yesterday morning and iden-
tilted the body of the carpenter who was
asphyxiated by gas at III Olive avenue as
that of a man named ST. Clair. He did not
know his Christian name.
The morning call., 1893-08-24
BLOOD POISON

a SPECIALITY. Primary Pr1 ag Sc Second, nd
Syphilis permanently cured in Is to IS DAYS You
can be treated at home for the same price and the
same guarantees; with those Who prefer to come
mere we viii contract TO cure them or refund money
DIS. II we fail TO cure. If you have taken mer-
curry, todide potash, and still have aches and
pains, Mucous Patches in mouth. Sore Throat,
Flmples. les.Copper-ColOred Spots, u Uicers on any
part OF tho body, Hair or Eyebrows failing
out, II is this Syphiilfic BLOOD POISON
that we guarantee to cure. We solicit the most
obstinate cases and challenge the world for
N cnse we cannot cure. This disease has always
bntfied the skill of the most eminent phvsi-
clans. &5OO,OCO capital behind our uncondi-
tlonal guarantee. Absolute proofs sent sealed on
appllcation. Address COOK REMEDY CO,
1870 10 1881 Masonic 're eupIe, Chicago, HI.
apo ly JhSaTu
The morning call., 1893-08-24
BYRON HOT SPRINGS.
TALLAC HOUSE,

Lake Tahoe.
CPECIAL RATE TICKET. INCLUDING
return November J. Send for circulars. NJ LAW.
RENCE& Co.,. Proprs. my2O II SaTuTh
CYPRESS SLAwN-PLENTY FRUIT MILK AND
Y cream; home comforts BOX 2S6, Napa.ll IN
DFSORTS SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
III Pacific Coast. with rates. locations, etc, pub-
lished In Hotel Guide. 40 pages. For by
dealers or send 25c in stamps to W. NJ. PATTEK-
SON publisher. 20 Ellis ST. rms 20 30 81. mr1 u
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SUMMER RESORTS.

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The morning call., 1893-09-06
THE STOCK MARKET.

There was very little doing in Coms,ock shares
yesterday and prices were steady. Consdera bic
Con. Cal. Virginia changed hands at 81 35 and
Ophir sold at Soc with J oe MARKS buying Moth
ing new was received from Virginia City. and the
result Of last Saturdays meeting OF the MechAn-
les Union is unknown. Private advices from the
Hale Il NorcrOSS report the outlook there as even
better than given in the superintendents weekly
report
NOTES.
The delinquent assessment sale OF the Kentuck
has been postponed until Thursday, Septenl-
Der II.
The annual meeting OF the Mono Mining Com
pauy has been called for September 81.
Silver was STEADY yesterday at 73c in New York
and 331sn IN London.
The assessment on Sierra Nevada is deinQuent
In the Office 10 dav
= he Church Gold Mining Company has declared
a dividend of lUc per share, payable Immediately.
The Gautier mill at Grass Valley has been leas ID
for period OF two years TO crush the from the
northeast extension OF the Idaho aud Eureka
claim.
The ShoO Fly mine, an extension OF the Osborn
Hill, has been leased TO Sacramento parties for
one year with the privilege OF buying at the ex-
piratiOn of that time Tor $4,000
new ten-Stamp mill viii be built for the Morn
inc Star nine ut Iowa Hll.
II IS reported that the Harmony mine OF Nevada
City has been sold TO Orrin Goweli, q San Fran
cisco capitalist The price said TO have been paid
IS SI5UU0.
The morning call., 1893-09-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Joseph or Josph BrItton to John McHenry lot
on line OF Geary street. SO w OF Steiner. w 20
by 80 70, Hamilton square; $40
John McHenry and wife TO Max Blum, same:
$40.
Mary E. Kennedy to Ellen E. Kennedy lot on
n 12O: SO
william II. Krnse to Edward Kruse, lot on sE
line OF Market street, 224 :6 NE OF Ridley, NE 25
NV $3.50 u; $40.
Drury Melone and wife 10 Mary G. Raum Rob
ert h. Woodward and Ely l. Hutchinson. undi-
vided quarter OF lot on w line OF Mission street
1872 OF Ridley. = "a deg. 80 min., w lO9 H. s so
deg. 232 %. ; deg. as min, W 97:2 n III deg
40 min, 4 264 :6 T. 92:S n 1876; also described
as undivided quarter OF lot on w line OF Mission
street, S5 u s of Ridley, Sw l4Z:7sl SW l57.21l
5 55:8. 29:014. S Al. y II :2l4, Mr. 5:6I4. Ne
II :o1a. NJ 54:3. L 32:lO54 L TO a point 1876 :
of beginning. 1876; SIS.
Drury MeIone Mary C. Raum ct al, by ref
er e. 10 same. all Of same: s2S.250.
John McLaren and wife to Nicholas V. Hanson
lot on line OF Clipper street. 1888 OF Church.
% by ia, subject to mortgage; SO
j. L. and kmma Muudwyler, lot on 5 line of
California street, PAT IS OF Hyde, E ~ 70 by y
81 :6: $40.
Cathsrine Mallon to Leopoldine Maurer. lot on
33 "a by 100: $40.
William hale TO same. same: SO
W. V. HUNTINGTON ana wife TO Will Mensing. lot
on w line OF fifteenth avenue, 15O y of B street
Marie J.. Huntington to George F. Tuttle, lot on
4 so by y 100; $40
w. V. huntington and wife to Elizabeth H.
Hitchcock, lot on y line of Sixteenth avenue, 100
of strert. IS By L 1876: SO
q. n. Buckingham and wife to the estate of
Clara }. Henning, lot on line of street, 81 IS
OF Twenty-seventh avenue. L % by 100. $40
J. S. Pelton and W fe To Albert J. Ernest lot on
line OF Moultrie street. rs of Union, S rs by Il
70 lot 1855, GIFT Map ., subject TO mortgage b.
and ~ D.; $40.
A A. Curtis to Elnor E. Horton, lot on sw line
OF Vancouver street. 275 SE OF j. SE rs by sW
l00 block 55l, Bay Park Homestead; also lot on
The morning call., 1893-09-06
HER CLOSE GUESS,
Arrival of a BeIated Bark
FOreSeen.
A Medium Tells the Owner Exactly
When the CoIusa Would Ar
rive in This Port.

The bark Colusa arrived about o'clock
last night. foIty-one days from Kahului,
with cargo of sugar. Some anxiety was
felt for he! safety. but nearly all the yes
sells arriving lately from the westward
have been detained by calms.
Last Sunday night Captain Potter, who
is part owner in the vessel. attended a
Spiritualist meeting in this city. After
the spirits had got limbered up and wers
in good working order. the medium mur-
INJURED "Colusa, Colusa," and then in
quired, rs there anybody here from the
fairyland of Colusa?"
Captain Potter, who had dropped in
''just to encourage the game" and did not
like to see IL stop. spoke up with: Pm
not from Colusa, but | own in the bark
Colusa and she Is overdue. Is she lost ?"
Closing her eyes, and commanding silence
so as to give the spirits good show, the
medium after short meditation said: Il
see ship. Il is the COlusa. She is be-
calmed aud is not moving. Her sails are
Tapping idly against ths mast, and she is
rocked to and fro. Oh, it is terrible, this
calm. The men now appear on deck. All,
there is tie captain. He looks anxious as
he scans the horizon with bis glass. The
men are hungry and short of provisions.
Now she fades away from me. She will
be in by next Tuesday"
Captain Potter told of this vision to
several friends the next day, and an ac-
count of it was published in the afternoon
papers yesterday, six hours before she was
sighted.
or course it was coin cidence, but, just
the same, the COlusa arrived as fOreLoid,
and her detention was due to Gains.
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This you may easily be IL you fall to remedy the
indigestion aad non-assimlIation of the food,
which are the attendants and originators OF ner-
Vousness. that ever present ailment which no mar
cotic. mineral sedative or nervine can ever do
more than temporarily relieve. or course these
remedies have no effect upon the organs of diges-
tion and assimilation, except TO disorder and en-
feeble them. thus aggravating the original diff
Guilty Among the most alarming and dangerous
symptoms OF chronic nervousness is Insomnia,
which is the professional term for inability to
sleep where tb S exists there is always a ten
dehcy TO mental overthrow. paresis and eventual
insanity Begin at the fountain head OF all tuis
dliheuity with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters an d
avert evil consequences No sooner does the
stomach resume its tone, and the system gain in
. vlsor through the aid OF this benign tonic. than
sleep returns and the nerves grow TRANQUIL chiIIs
anu teyer rheumatism. biliousness aud constipa-
tion yield To the Bitters. 36
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States navy. he secured handsome recogni-
ton OF the battalion by the naval authOri-
tIrs in the way of practice aboard the
Charleston, whlch served more than any
other agency 10 give true military spirit TO
the organization. He has very fine execu-
tive ability, and yet he exercised much
diplomacy III preventing what promised to
be serious jealousies among companies.
He succeeded in converting jealousy into
generous rivalry, which still anImates the
entire reserve. In every way he has not
only worked hard but successfully, and it
is due 10 Captain Goodall to say that his
WAS the guiding spirit that raised the
battalion To ita present efficient statu~."
The principal difficulty in choosing a
successor to Captain GOOdall is that there
was no one IN the line of promotion. To
use theatrical expression. he had no
"under-study." Tho line officers would
like to have r. Z. SchweIlD, formerly
naval officer, but his business pTecludes
him from accepting. II Is their opinion,
other things being equal, that the service
would best be in command OF an eX. navy
officer who should be a young man. that
is To say, under 90 wears. Thus far they
have noI been able u hit upon n choice
With the historic frigate Pensacola
which has been ordered hers for the use
OF The naval reserve, there will be more
artillery drill than heretofore and more in
centive to work. The rivalry will be in
tense between Compa nies 3, G and ID and
each will be sustained and encouraged by
immediate friends and bv public plaudits.
Whoever may be chosen as the new COM
mander will find a battalion proud OF the
service and closely knit together. line Off
GERS efficient in skill and alive 10 duty. HIS
principal work will be to keep the bat
talon in the same fine shape that he shall
find 1t when he takes command.
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THE BATTALION.
Looking About for a New
Commander.
EX-NAVY OFFICER DESIRED.
No Choice Yet of a Successor to
Captain Goodall-Tribute From
Line Officer.

While the resignation of Captain Charles
Minor Goodall from command Of the Naval
Battalion has been known TO the line
officers of the companies stationed in San
Francisco the petty officers and men and
the public became aware of it first through
the publication in yesterdays CALL.
The sentiment of men and officers
toward. the lieutenant was
voiced in what Lieutenant Charles H..
Crocker. commanding Company B, said to
a reporter of this paper. "The battalion
is indebted TO him for his efforts before
the Legislature, which passed bill placing
the Naval Reserve on the same footing as
the National Guard and made appropria-
tions for maintenance which hitherto had
been done by the men.
Through his intercession with friends
who were high in position in the United
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Made Miserable for Life.

The reindeer experiment in Alaska has
proved highly satisfactory.
The morning call., 1893-09-06
A MASHER FINED.
John Duffy Pays Dearly for Insulting
Young Lady.


Young Lady.
John Duffy cams a living by picking
poultry in the markets. he apparently
considers himself masher. but the prob
abilities are that he will not indulge in
that Objectionable propensity for some
time to come. George Baldwin was walk
ing with young lady on Sixth street
Monday night. and when near Howard he
left her a moment on the sidewalk till he
bought cigar. just then Duffy ap-
preached the young lady and asked her to
take walk with him. He was persistiug
in his request when Baldwin returned
and took in the situation. He landed a
singing blow on Duffy's face, and few
smart rounds followed. Police Officer +.
j. Clisham came upon the scene aud ar
rested both combatants for disturbing the
peace.
They were taken before Judge Camp
bell yesterday morning, and after hearing
the testimony Of the young lady and the
arresting officer he fined Baldwin S. with
no alternative and Duffy $50 OF fifty days
IN the County Jail. Baldwin's fine was
equivalent to a discharge. A friend OF
Duffy's paid his fine in the afternoon.
The morning call., 1893-09-06

MORNING SESSION.
Board-40 Cal Electric Light. 20; 10 Omnibu.
Canle. Al; 10 Water. 9315
street-5O Pacific Gas Imp, 75I4
AFTERNOON SESSION
Board-5 Water. s31S.
The morning call., 1893-09-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
INTERNATIONAL BOTEL.


6 6 Humphy. Cal Johns. KY
j W Graham, CaI II A Murphy, Princeton
Geo Martin. Sacto VIII JohnsOir Mo
r Rogers. Cal J. Edwards. Tenn
Doss. Tenn II Brewett Wash
J w MuterSburgh. ID c W Jones' Chicago
DMMuLersDurgh.k Ridley w Mann. Evansville
Doye, \ w Young, ST Louis
a stewart, You1tville + Jones Ala
Il Canty. Cal
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
q FenneSsy, Ireland Power, Nevada City
Jones, EoSton II II Redmond, NeyCity
w Gather. Chicago + Fairbanks, New
Tate, Chicago & Mays, Quincy, Ill
Dunham Mich Mlssh iatsCh, ,LakeTaboe
Louis Allen. Mich & Miller. Quincy, Ill
$ Look. Chico Mrs " Moore, San Jose
w K luler. Chicago Miss Moore, san Jose
Miller, III w ClasSen, Alameda
PALACE HOTEL.
w Cloud, Y l. Corrlgan & W, RossVy
Airs Jos tels, Phils w 7 Chipman. Red Bluff
VI Brown. y \ S Watt a. W. Portland
A Watt d W, Portland Mr. Won Dirkson. Ger
Mt Nuehrick, Germany Dir Reid. Berlin
Btnne. y CGunther q W.
Nj Shepard. E Orange J NJ Shepard, f orange
Dr Anderson, Flko CD Livingston, Cal
A G Hamilton. New Mrs q Jackson, Sacto
II Williams d W. Ohio Miss q MBernauf, ,SLouis
w Bernauf. StLouis w ID Tupper & w, Fresno
Thomas q WIS Mateo SbaDkIand, La
A Sewail. Maine l. ID Lane, Wash, DC
Hight Il W. San Ber
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A Happy Thought.

Paterfamllas-Why did you kiss my
daughter against her will, sir?
Jack-Well, because-don't you see
she changed her mind when il was too
lare.-Kate Fields Washington.
The morning call., 1893-09-06

Two Dollars worth of
Furnishing Goods for
One Dollar Now.
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Natb fir MHttcr.

Dor ii5er SO Sabren f9on wurbe
Mrs. WtnSlow'S SOOTHING : Sprup
BON MiQioneu bon Mtiittern BERN Sab
men Der &inber angemenbet. Wtrft bu
i'm Sdlafe bur6 Da8 Shreien zines
&in6es gel6rt, baS i'm 3abnen III uno
Dor S6mer3en meints Wenu 70, lafe
iofort cine 6laide BON nMrs. Wins=
Iows SOOTHING Sprup- boIen. Sem
Wertb lit unbe3ablbar. IS mirb benz
fleinea 2eibenben iDfort 9inberung pers
iGafen. gerlaBt eu6 barauf. Mltter,
eS 1T fein 3meifel bariiber. IS BELT
Spfenterp unb Oiarrboe, regulirt ben
Wagen nnb bic Nleren, befeitigt Winbs
&oltf, ermeidt ben @aumen, perbins
bert @ntsinbung unb ftdrtt bas gar3e
Spitem. ~Mrs. WinsIoms SOOTHING
Sprup" fur 5abnenbe &inber 1T anges
nebm in @efdmad unb baS &ecept
ftammt BON einem Der beiten meibliden
ler3te in ben Ser. Staaten. gs lit bel
allen 9russiden in Der 9anaen WeIt au
baben. preis rs Gents per 6Iafde.
&auft nibtS anberes, oils MtrS. Wins=
Ions SootbingsS brup.
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gu iaeert bic aern> unb elite : Sruppe
befelben bilbeten, mieber Dor Ben @opi
ftieB un6 fe wieber aus benz Srben
beraustrieb.
uebrigens i6eint es, aIs Oh Der aufz
fallenbe &idgana Der 8Olfspartei in
oerf6iebenen 2anbestbeileu Der Ser.
Staaten in einem gemifen 3uiammen=
banse nit benz Niebergange beg Or
bens Der Nrbeitsritter ftebe. B!lheten
bod beionbers in ben Snbutriez@en
ren bic &nigbts Of 2abor 10 gu iagen
ben 4ern, um ben ii9 bic gauge
8olfspartei 6rpftauiiirte.
Gins baben bic Irbeitsritier ieiner
3eit fider bemieien: Was ndmli9 bic
orsaniirten Nrbeiter gu leiften berm6z
gen-unb auar ielbit pbne aielbemuBte
Gibreridaft. Nfit elmer iol6en miirbe
tbr @infuB natiirli6 nod Elm unslei9
bebeutenberer getpei len letn.
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/ .@rofeHpr 9Dunaa. /

Sn Saslemere, in ber englif6en
@rafi6aft Surrp, 1T am 6. 9e3ember
elmer Der bebeutenbften Mdnner eng
lambs unb iberbaupt elmer Der berpors
ragenblten 8ertreter Der mobernen Wif=
fenf6aft, a%eitorben, Der groBe Bbpiter
Sobn SpRbaa.
Seine SPECIAL . Gd9er tparen bic
Optit, bic Nfuitit unb bic Wdrmelebre,
aber auf bieien @ebiefet bat er aud
tbatidhli@ bahnbre1enD gemirft unb
bic WiHeni6aft INN cine game &eibe
bebsutenoer GOrti9ritte In Der Naturz
@rfenntniB bereid ert.
3pnbal bat elm Mlter BON 70 Sab
rem errei1t. @r tammte aus febr be-
ibeibenen 8erbdltniRen unb bate aud
nur cine siemli6 bel6eibene 8itoung
genoKen, big ibm cine undergraduate
3e~sieruusss Nnitelung 3eit unb @eIes
Jenbeit gu einsebenbem 9elbt Stu
blum gepdbrte. ST benuBte bieie @es
legenbeit nit fol9em Offer unb nit 10
groBem grfolse. baB i'm Sabre 1850
bic 9te1e als 2ebrer Der NaturmifeHs
fhafteH am Queensmoob college in
Stofbribge i%bernebmen fonnte.
SIN Sabre 1858 perofentlidte er
ieiHe efiten babnbreAen6en Mrbeiten
iber.3, MDleeular glnfnNe" nnb iiber
bic rWdrme.u ebertragung bur6 nrgas
nii6e Gtrueturen", aug benen i6on
feline emineute Bebeutung als uners
mtibIi9er, i6arffinniger @1perimeHtals
pbpiiter~~ berbOrleudtete.
Seitbsm bat er Sabr fur Sahr cine
groBe 4n3ahl bo6beoeutenber pifens
f6dfli6er Nrbeiten geliefert, bic fei=
men Namen fiir ale 3eiten gu benz
zines Der beroOrrasenbften BbDffer
aler Soften geftempelt baben.
Sn Oeuh@ion6 1T Der Shame Spne
balls elm bo9gea6teter, pie BENIN aud
feline meiten Werte ins 9eutf6e iiberz
febt tpbrben finb.
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1as meue s,aupt Der Mrbcitsritter,

3. %. Gobereign, mel9er gum @roBz
naeiferbe MrbeitSritter erpdblt morben
1T, tpurbe am 80. Mai 1854 at CAB.
bile in Misconlin geboren, unb bel
feinen 8roBeltern gu @lgiu, ST., aufs
geaogen. Mls er Is Sabre alt mar,
ftarb fetn GroBpater, unb nun periuGte
Der iunge Sovereign fi9 ielbft au er>
ndbren.
SIN Sabre 1872 febrte er aber su
feinem Batter, mel9er bel @resco, ST.,
mobnte,s 3uriid, NO er auf Der Garm ars
beitete. ST beiuhte aud bic gresco'er
n0isb S9ool". Nadber bei9dftigte
er ith tpdbrenb 9 Sabren in Soma nit
Marmorarbeit. BON 1883 big 1889
CAB er abme6felnb gu @berotee. Setter:
ION, atIantic unb Dubuque 3eitungeu
berauS.
Nls 8oies i'm Sabre 1890 gum Geus
berneur pom Soma ermdblt mar, ers
nannte er Sovereign gum Staatss2 rs
beitscomnifar.
Sovereign beDarb ii1 aud up gons
9rtBfBe. 1882 i'm elften Diftritt unb
i'm adten 1885: beibe MaIe auf benz
r@reenbad 3idet".
Souereisn trat ben Mrbeitsrittern
i'm Sabre 1882 su Storm Gate, ga
bel. @r mobnte neun observation-disclosures
lungen bes Orbens aIs Oelegat an.
gr mar mdbrenb Der leben 5 big 6
Sabre State Maiter Wortman" Der
g.. Of Qabor.
Nls @ouuerneur 8oies iid bas aueite
Wal UNI bas @omperneurSamt bemarb,
berief er iid auf ftatiitif@e Nngaben, bic
fem StaasarbeitseommiRdr per6fents
li6t bate.
Sovereign 1T bon mittlerer @r6Be,
trdgt einen g%raubrauneu S1nurrbart
unb if i'm umganse b09ft IiebenSmiirs
big, 81 bemobnt elm bef9eibeneS
9ans in eiuer @orfabt Don Sees
Moine8.
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Galifprmia $ @etne.

Weinliebbaber finbeg elm sroBes 2a>
ger bon feinen CALIFORNIA Weinen BEL
9errn s. S. Meper am Mlamoz
plaaa, 9err Meper iu6t bic Weime
an Ort unb STEELE aus unb fault brett
aug benz Seller Der Weinal9ter. Nls
gmtem &enner geliagt es Inn ftets, bic
beften Sorten aus5Mmdblen. gr fann
feline Run6en un6 Gamilien nit einem
gmten 8ropfen perieben. &otbz urb
WeiB Weine in nor3iigli9er Qualitdt
bon ieBt ab $1,00 per @alone = fret
tins Saus geliefert.
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Setluua fir sopfdmerseu

GIs Elm Setlmittet fir ane arten BON ~Rppfidmer,en
Bat fh baS electric Btttsr8 ais nnlbertrefft9 ermtes
fen. GS bewirtt etns bauerube Seiluns uno Der idredz
lt&fte nerpIie 6cpfi@mers bait CUR Gtnptrtans nt&t
Stdnb. @tr trmabnen vile, BITE e onse t f@ etne
Slafhe bieies treffihen Setlmittels Su pstf1afen unb
"a SeptHenhaft gu prpbtren Jn GdGeu ppn Wrontf&er
Berftcptnna beip4rtt eie8 Miitel Seraee5u guncer unb
reutse Gdat ~rerm6Sen tim ldnsere Bet 3u ptberftez
ben. Wiau perfu@e es fofcrt. @rose Glai9en gu nur
SO Gents in Der Sen 4ntOntp Drug So.
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: Man f6reibt aus 2onbon: Ser
ri6terli6e 8efebl, rpel6er perfiigte,
bab Der Warquis BON Donegal megen
Ni6tbe3ablens elmer S9neiber : &e9s
ndng auf bic Daner BON 3m6lf Sagett
in S9ulobaft geianbt werben ioate,
1T pieoer aufgeboben morben, neil
Der S9uloner, Der benz 9auie Der
Serbs als Baron Giibermid angeb0rt,
als Beer nibt in S6uIobaft gei9idt
perben barf.
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m6hrtnh Ter GtemheIfener.

= @dbrtnb Der StempeIfeuer, Oes
bate i'm beuti9en &eidstage ertldrte
Der Soeialif Singer, baB bic Socials
6emOeraten ni6t i'm prineip gegea cine
fOl6e @teuer ieien, tpobl aber i'm Dor.
Iiegenben Sale bngegen opsonirten,
neil Der @rtrag beSfeIben bios tpiebes
rum benz Milltarismus gu CUTE toms
men foQe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-07
No. 80 siebt amRerurS entliH.

Sa fi9 cine ungebeure Na9frage
nod unieren IS Gents S6uben aIer
Dirt 9eltenb ma9t, 10 baben mir be-
f6loRen, nit benz 0ertauf berieIben
bis auf anbeiimmte 3eit fortsufabren.
Cinderella gdubs Nalaft.
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s@ols' 9almem ; @arten 1T 5

S@ol5' Yalmen : @arten III Der
SammelpIaB Der 9euti6en Don San
4ntonio mit ibren Gamilien. 9ie re-
g%elmdbtgen 4benb Grei &pn3erte an
bier Ibenben in Der Wo9e itnt itets
aablrei9 beiu6t unb erfreuen iid elmer
aagemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Meine
nnb Wbisfeps nnb aae3eit felerfrif9es
Bier, iotpte bic beiten @%igarren.
Die Ut tauration liefert ale
Selitatefen Der Salon. Nuitern,
glide. 8ilb in better 3ubereitung.
Sd9liG ansgeaei6neter parmer 2un6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-07

9as 66nas 81 e.
Sci DENT 1T cine fein
aus9efhbrte Photographic BON 6 a l.
apap's Inftalt. 513 on . Sous
itonfraBe.
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&fd1erli6h Ieiet Shr

bic in bieier 3eitpns oerofentli6ten
3euaniRe 5etrefs9 oOb's S%ariaparila.
Sic beftdtigen iiber ieben 3meifel bins
aus, bab 9oob's turirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-07

GppleD'S Hegifter, Ro. % Mlamo
Yla5a bat einen &uf fir guten alien
Wbisfep, bic beften semii6ten @es
trdnte, feline Weine unb aussesei6nete
tmportirte unb einbeiMiI9e @igarren
unb tets frifdes Bier. Der @iaentbiis
mer, Soc COOLEY, peritebt ieiu &ei9dft.