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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

Governor Altgeli's pardon ~ the an
archists seems to have forced upon the
democrats Of Illinois tho necessity of
nominating a candidate for United
States senator in the state convention.
Altseld has already been mentioned as
a candidate for the senate and should
the people fully realize that fact they
would elect a republican legislature.
Altgcid il a milestone for the Illinois
observation-disclosures Telegraph.
Michigan's editors appear to be get
ting the best there is in Chicago. and it
is none too coed for them: No one has
given the great exposition moro able.
hearty, continued and patriotic support
than have the newspapers II the states
Immediately surrounding Illinois, and ii
has often been given at a considerable
sacrifice Of time and valuable space. -
Detroit Tribune.
Ii was a reckless waste Of money in
these hard times for Congressman Bur
rows 10 telegraph to Washington that
his friend Jerry Simpson is crazy. The
fact that Jerry had suggested Julius
Cesar for the speakership was in itself
sufficient to establish the Kansas
congressman's insanity. Detroit Free
Press.
is julius Caesar Burrows being read
out Of the republican paftys Many u
the republican papers are proclaiming
that II IL unpatriotic 80 halk the efforts
u repeal the Sherman law simply TO
put the democrats in hole But Bur.
rows doesn't think So. Saginaw News.
Supreme Justice Donald VI. Dickin-
SON" How would that sound in Mich.
gan earsg Ii Is reported that President
Cleveland Is quite taken by the Jingle ~
IL whenever HE rheumatism lets up long
enough 10 permit his mind % revert to
the natter Lansing Republican.
The populists of Ohio are the more
recent claimants Tor notoriety. n We
are a. Judge by their platform and the
ridiculous demands they make upon tie
government. their notnriefy vii come
all right enough but Il will 10 ~ the IA.
enviable sort Cadillac Democrat.
1.-THE provision - the silver purchase
act requiring oar currency e. b. kept
eaaal 10 gold had been ob@yel by keep
ing the gold reserve intact. the distfnsf
~ our currency would never have
reached the acute state q the pas,
month.-Jsckson Citizen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

- inrsstigsts 81 the details connected
With hae 0spnsozneot III VII prehahly
nsks fess speeches sloay the soute
sspec1ally u th< Tar norsbvsgt he VII
be sbsent three OF four veekA
Tsnma,g's organ. the Nsv Yosk
American, has started 10 uags psssDsAi
warfare % Aessrs. B<nDStt add Rnllit-
ser. IL Accuses The former b. Implies
ton a do<gine he personal taxss and
says that M. Pu1Iitzer's paper h .
vatsrlogrsd wreck which that esatis-
nan had 10 hurry home from Europe 10
save from laundering. No ono sssns 70
know exacuy what has caused the
trouble.
William Waldorf Asfor 10 said - have
blossomea Out toto zeal editor; that IL,
he Knows al about the prices of ink and
the cost Of compcsition. But Willie viii
never know the real awful editorial Joy
until 40 has tried - get the first edition
10 pfess sor the fssf mail. with procrxs-
tlnafing comp "holding = galley" and
the s,ssectypers all bunged up from the
effects II baseball game.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

PRESIDENT PArusK says the news
paper reports that Veragua lost his
wealth in gambling on the Paris bourse
afe false. He has written to George w.
ChiIds. asking him to cooperate In
raising a fund for the benefit OF the
dukes wife and children The duke de-
clines relief for himself. but would be
grateful II the generous American people
would provide for those dependent upon
him. There are thousands OF American
dukes who would be grateful for just
such favor and there are NO stories Of
gambling Losses for them 10 resute
either.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

The following ladies have been elected
members Of the Michigan female sem
mary at Kalamazoo: Miss Zelrna Clark
of Kalamazoo. chair OF Greek and Latin
Miss Alma Theodore Schniid OF Pitts
burg, Penns, lyauia. chair Of modern
languages. and Miss Alice Campbell Of
Kalamazoo. head OF the art department.
The annual school meeting Of the
city OF Mt. Pleasant passed OF quietly
Monday night. The treasurer's report
showed something over ell 900 expended
last year In the conduct OF the schools.
John Kinney was reelected trustee and
Archie Livingston was elected 10 sue
coed Charles NJ. Brooks
The NJ f. church will hold a camp
meeting at Eaton Rapids July 20 30 II
will Re in charge ~ the Rev. Joseph II.
Smith Of Indianapolis
Agnes kimmer. a jackson woman,
paid - for slandering Mrs. Jake Smith.
Agnes in future will bride her tongue,
II woman ever does.
A Hebrew giving the name 81 J. G..
Noliaire has been working Saginaw
smokers by pretending to heal BY the
laying on of hands.
Leon -. Smith. the brand Rapids
forger. cut "A vide swath In jackson
when he was agent Of the Universal
Credit company.
Harry Bradley was arrested nj Sagi-
nav "Wednesday for the murder oi
Jane Marshall at Warwick, Ontario.
March 10 ls-a.
Frederick Il. Ward. pioneer % Jack.
son county. died al Sandstone yesfer-
day. aged - years
". A. COMBS Of Coldwater is erect
ing grain elevator with a capacity a
0et.o bushels.
Flint's --latest financial venture is IN
the shape 81 the Union Trust and Saw.
ings bank.
The sewing raachinss fskirs are reap.
ing a harvest ia the vicinity u Port
land.
Herman q LANCE n Nnskegnn has
been arrested Al Nuskegon FOR perjury
II - said that the late G. =. Bush II
jackson carried s5D.ooo lifa insurance
Frank n. skinner 81 jackson has
teen sppaufea steward ~ tie prison.
The electric light plant At Hllisisle
has been eos lelnnsi ss unsafe.
G. " King Il Kalamazoo = going q
the worlds fair Ia a canoe
n. a kimbail. - Whitehall. died
Wesirra3&y = sssn~troke
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

John l. Sullivan u IN his native Bs~
ton and - ,ii~pose.i b taks . t..ss naistic
vies a The puGiiistic future. Re mpin
,aiue that after the Mitchell Corbett
tight The pfise rlns siH r. T. the dogs
Ti-. pubic. hs SAYS. - iosins interest r
pu.s.lissn aud sfnf,W and Sampssu. tae
sfrons men. whom he terms e,isAe
hear4isfisn mugs sfp ffsnrpsoitliag
he affanfisr that should ~ i.sefrxe.i
"a professors - the manly art - 81
tirfaaee
Secretary iFsske Saith ia ra8Er -
nsake = s.,ssr ~ al to {esparfaot Italian
sU~ness- ard ell si4p visit tie f4iie~
sfsns <ssnoa, part. The lard grant
ssaissss.i- ssll hsI~ei>e f~sxave ~ atifs
toe, and be lntspae. - Tar ~ pn&<ai.lr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

CksvsIAsA July IA Today uieht
6tiy - l~onpe rckihlr~ns az u The
sonssrfssk. ~ Il - ~ chiIArss vho
nonoppilsed the wrsatss part e The IT
fsetion II The aftorpoon cOncsst Thsy
vsss al pupalo 0f the peblie schools II
this city and they san2 under the direc
ton u Frof- ~ Cos Stewart. Who has
chargs Of tAGfr instrucsion- They b.
gan 10 arrive af the feat building ~
nooa and almost three thousand of them
we're seated on the mammoth stage ready
20 sknU whoa the time for tho conesrt
began They had two numbers on the
program The first Was the chorus.
Tho hessens are telling FROM The
Creation, and it u said that this 10 the
largest body of youns children
Who ever ssssysd to give
this beautiful composition Their
other numhes ca the program was pa
tFiotic. IL was IN American i!ag song
By John Zundell and = composition en-
titled "eolumbia." by Psof- Coe Stew
art Daring the rendition az the flag
song the children waveS hundreds 81
email American f'ags. and the sight vac
very pleasing. The chorus numbers at
the evening concert were confined 10 the
members Of the Sacngerbund. and they
were beautifully rendered In fact the
singing Vas more uniform and much Of
an improvement on that II the day be
fore. The compositions given were
The Grave in Busento." -Rhenish
Folks Song and Triumph Of the Ger
man Lay" At the afternoon concert
the New Orleans Frohsinn society sang
Morning in the Forest" by koellner.
II was we'll given and recall was in
sisted UPON. The solo;sts Of tho day were
Miss Olive Fremstadt. Emil Fischer.
Signor Victor Clodio. Miss Lillian Blau-
vel and Mile Rita EIandi. The latter
sung the first aria from "Traviata."
There was a quartet song in the evening
by Signor Ciodio. Miss BIauvelt. Miss
Fremstadt and Mr.. Fischer that was
greeted with one Of the heSrtiest en-
cores Of the week. The production IL
the cantata. The New World" was such
great success Wednesday night that il
has been decided TO give il again Friday
night and the New York Liedcrkranz
may be delayed a day in consequences.
The attendance at both the afternoon
and evening concerts today filled the
capacious hall from top 10 bottom.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Lxs MIlIxs's new publication State
Affairs 10 At hand Tao objects and
purposss u the paper AZ 10 dinssniaats
information Conserving ths sdAin oe
,stafs AMI b shsd needed hight on thu
organic lee 81 the commonwealth. The
iirss number 10 rspIets with solid mater
ial for thought II 10 carefully edited.
the matter 10 veil arranged and presents
. clear and distinct. Il not indeed hand
CONS typographical appearance MIR.
Miller IL one Of the most forceful
Iogsci2ns III Michigan. has wide knowi-
edge Il Michigan laws and ripe exper-
ience in making them. He b sltogether
superbly qualified 10 make Just such
paper Ia every way successful II GER
talniy has field and that IL may be
cultivated TO the profit OF the publisher
viii be the helpful desire u every news
paper man in tho state.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

BosroS. Mass. July ia member Of
one of the oldest WOOL houses in Boston.
speaking u the depression in the wool
trade. says: The price Ct American
woods today Is practically upon free
wool basis. There has been a very
marked drop because the wool growers
found themselves unable 10 sell. This
was due primarily TO the falling on in
demands Of the WOODEN manufacturers.
because 81 the uncertainty concerning
the action OF congress on the tariff, but
now the difficulty is the stringency in
the money market. With that removed
by the repeal 1T the silver act aud the
stopping Of the further purchase OF
bullion the existing depression will be
relieved mate rially."
He did not look for any disastrous
failures in the trade; first. because the
business here had been conducted very
conservatively. and second. because the
dropping In price had come at q time
when tho wool dealers had no large
stocks on hand upon which TO suffer
serious shrinkagc in values. The losses
we're. therefore. not N great az they
might have been had the depression
come at any other season. While the
removal Of the duty upon wool should
not In the present condition Of the mar
ket effect 80 serious change as it
might have done earlier. still in its after
result il could not do otherwise than put
an end to the raising Of sheep for their
wool on our great western plains. There
would undoubtedly be. OF course. de
mand for mutton. but the revenue from
that source is OF very little account as
taken in comparison with the present
magnitude Of the shcep-growing in
dustry throughout the west. With the
cheaper Australian. South American
and African woods admitted free OF duty
our farmers could not hope To compete.
and their business must practically
cease. The outlook IL. therefore. far
from encouraging for them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14
Psopaarr next Sunday viii be the last

PnoBssIY next Sunday will be the last
open Sunday at the worlds fair. II 10
admitted that Sunday opening 10 finan-
cially . failure. The workingmsn in
whose interest and for whose benefit the
fight for an open Sunday was made.
seem % have failed to appreciate the
privilege. At any rate the attendance
hasbeen too meagret TO justify future Sun
day openings. There Is neither victory
nor defeat in this for either side. The
moral and legal questions were settled
in court, the financial question has set
tied sunday opening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

oSk q the most sndsring monuments
that can be erected 70 the nemcry Of
an individual Is public institution in
which tho people may recall the virtues
Of its founder. Such . monument 10
the Drex-l Institute In Philadelphia
This magnificent modern temple OF art
and science 10 the gift al A. }. Drexei.
who recently died in Carlsbad Ii cost
the enormous sum Of one and three
quarter millions and in its general plan.
and arrangement for tho purposes in
tended. surpasses in fitness any ether
like building erected from the proceeds
u individual philanthropy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Ir. Dfckine1n's appointment 10 the
pc-li.oa tsa,ie vacant ~ the death ~
Just.ce B.@.chsosi. On the supreme
beech. - improbable. Michigan. and
especially Detroit. democrat newspapers
cs.utinue b. discuss the subject as IL the
aKyointment would ~ 10 Mr.. Dickinson
~ > natter ~ course. }Iis utteFaoces
90 the su6iect - oaice holding are -
cousirus.i ~ g. make Il appear that he
hoe heelf ANXIOUS g. secure a judicial
position. Az tnis i mere space fllirg
rr-njeai Cleveland would doubtless
a. ~i.ifr q CRAFTY Mr. Dickinson's
ambition. no mstser what he tnight ~
pre- =. but President Cleveland i. Too
much - politician - b. blinded D. the
criticisms he would surely invite b. the
appointment % a professional politician
q the snps~mc curt The appoint
u,~nt az III. Dickinson would be an
ofsoGs fern - reward for party services
frsn the haad a the most Immediate
hereditary. To invest nan With
sscrsd indiciai functions n personal
reWsri S1r hfi'liar. political sersi.os
eoBii - zoo offensive T. escape the
coosleaoaiier q TIE average democrat
Al a. this the geographical otiec
tors. fhe fact that oi.iar sna better men
are eHlax b. accept the honor u ten
,elrd snj tbat Mr. DicSirsun's ftpess
o. The psce - sft~sted only ny his
sEcee~-fsi practice a. an attorney. and
his Ff'~Fects ~ being The successor 10
Justice f,aichsord dVindle into q - 10
Z shot ssth ~ ts<ers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

pso~so. Nien-. July u Engineers
representing forty different railroads
a. ia secret session - The Nrtrell
hcn1sA The 6eieessss ere eio<es
usoathed ard refuse g. reveal the object
n the meeting. although Il Is generally
believed that they have under consider
atm fhe ANA Artor Troubles The 20
gineees claim that the gathering has no
SPECIAL significance. II u currently re-
ported. ~ shsf s-sus good authority.
that ReceiveF Part vif be here b con
se< sita the eHginesrA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

WASHINGTON. July II Michigan post
Office appointments today; Appleeate.
Sanilae county. Thomas Elliott. 20 sue
coed q. A. Mum. removed. Argyle.
Sanilsc county. !. . Duncan. tosscceed
A. McLachlin, removed. Fraser. Ma
comb county. Charles Klein. TO succeed
Charles Sseihns, resigned. Leitch.
sanilac county. Ahei Hanna. 10 succeed
]. +. West. resigned: Luther. Lake
county. George Cutler. 90 succeed Y.
Nicholson. resigned; Seu Baltimore.
Mscoaab COUNTY. Gilbert Hsfhsvsy. 70
suec~~d ID. Nj Heath. removed, sun.
ner. Cssasios county. II A. Glow, 60 sue
coed e A. Brlfton. removed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Oxs % she directors Of the Plankin-
ton bank was Judge jenkins Of the
United States circuit court The Mil
xaukse grand jury which investigated
the affairs Of the bank. among others,
indicted Judge Jenkins. lie was only
nominally interested in the insolvent
concern. but having been found in bad
company - made 10 suffer with the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Ovrs seven hundred lives have been
lost in jackson park since the ground
was broken Tor the world . fair buildings.
A. many "a anooo men have been en-
ploycd at time. hence the death rate ia
not very large.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

DsrRorr residents are troubled over
dangerous light towers that endanger
lives and property IN the neighborhood.
Are the towers in this city carefully
watched snd Kept IN perfect repairf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

i,psaIsa Aich. July II Mrs
few6a iipekis ate npisd ~ssie1de sun
siay evening - taking a 4nantty q
ms.iicsna left ~ she treatmsnt - sick
irfer Prompt fsessIrrs ssvef her iife
khH = ff< size - 5 ne % 10 farmer
lirinx - Wasne township. sboat three
fniiee frem shis eitf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

GsovEs y opposed to tho selection %
Springer for chairman of the ways aud
means committee % the house. Grover
opposed the election n Murphy for
senator. Growers opposition Is some
thing 70 be desired.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

WHES IL was announced that Jerry
Simpson was bandying the name 81
Congressman Burrows - candidate
for speaker THE HERsLD declared
that Mr.. Burrows would disdain 10 no
tire the socxlsss statesman's vagaries.
But ne has Mr.. Burrows says Jerry is
sraane
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

FL RARtDA will be enriched by the
addition 81 two letters written by Col
umbus. They we're exhuned at Antigua.
Guatemala. and are well authenticated.
The Columbus relics are getting TO be
about "a highly favored as the "body
servants 10 George Washington"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Hu PosSrxR. the pacing wonder. tn.
ish>d foarth IN 20 race al pittzburg
yesterday. won by Mascot Even the
king q the turf must occasionally bow
10 the MAJESTY 81 Mascot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

coRntrT 9Th be ruled 81 IN midway
plsi-srce. Hia performance - - mach
mere diexg,.ting thar tho Saafeh aasce
the sashorifie- have stout decisiesi -
suppress a. fss,.i
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

CotosAbo VIII seni missionaries u
The eastern states b. preach the free
silver ge-pel - TIE people In the
meantime the American silver. dollar
sia stiil - sorfh 90 cents
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

orss NKrHs. the pardoDed anarchist.
hss rasrrici woman Who runs a saloon
in Chicsgo. O-rarvsli fiDd that jerking
teer - les= snersating ard more proat
abe than throwing bomie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14
A WARNING VOICE TO
THE PUBLICl

TAKE NOTICE-This is the last week of our
turcd Clothing II you have not been one oil the thou
sands to reap benefit you will lose the opportunity OF
your life il you fail to get in before store closes
Saturday night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Wsssx<61c~ july II FOR Lover
Nsehlxaa: Llant local showers. but
Narn1r ihs lsha,er part n the day;
s1Fi4k,le s1ds tiLghtly warmer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Original Aihesf 1'fsrns seit ortginai.
witioas ete Tl..grass = t,ozten fsthsv
ssessa " Nsll~s - aoes ~ William h
iers<k. Esbs<-es S...sk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

kssSss rppoisrss hsve sl.snsiunrd The
prohilas,ar is~ws The prohihstinns=s~
iong ago sbanaesed The rossilsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14
mErs, DuYs, eHllDRHs CLOTHING. FURNISHING eOoDs
HATS ETC.. ETC.


One Dollar full value returned for every 75 cents
invested No garments taken down stairs Or marked
up Original prices in plain English every item in
in the store CASH the only power that will let you
in on this unprecedented offer. Nothing reserved
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14
GREAT REDUCTION SALE

sro~tnf q
sn3sa
rope So
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14
BAY STATE LAWN MOWER

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-31

b1dttern uer3ierten 9oloenen Sting bar
nnb oiente nripriinsli6 5ur @bruitg pers
bi%enituoller Birser ODER Selo6errn.
@rit 81 Be9inn unierer i3eitre9nung
tparo unter ben r0milden Gailern,
pel6e iid anfans8 baS 9tirnbiabem
angeeisnet batten, bie 8irserfrone gum
Nb5eiden oes 9erri9ers, CUR aatiers
kreite.
Die Sorrn naritrte oan1als nod, ie
s1a9 benz @efhmaG Der eiuSelnen 6errz
36er. SIN NQsemei1ett mar fie einfa9
1in6 9leib unsefdbr BEN Neifen, nit
tpel9en Die bentige Clara ser 8aplte
b%er5iert lit. Gu9 bieie beitano anfarss
nur aus einem einfa9er, Die bobe Wtiite
%aingebenben @olbreifen, ser bur9 So
aifaciuSVIH. per6oppelt urb burb einer
ieiner yla9folser berbreifa9t tpurbe,
BITS enolt9 I'M Is. Sabrbnnbert Bapit
Saul II. tbr Die beutige Sorm CAB cine
Eiara aus purpurnen, b(auert uub grit
men Streifen, wel6e brei rei99e5terte
@oloreifen, Ser 6et6sapfel NIT 8reu3
uro 5tpei lanse, be%rabbdnsenoe Bduoer
fdmlden.
Ole bpjantinii9en Serrl9er pers
faHibten ben @oloreifeu NIT elmer oben
geidloilenen un6 NIT eintsen Giigeln
iberipannten &rone. Sn DeutidlanS
aber entitanb urter Garl Dem @ro6en
bic eite &aiIerfrone beS rbeiltgen
rDmii9zbeutiden Reides; iie trug
ftatt Der Saden a9t breite golbene
96iloer, unb 8erlen urb @bellteine In
reider 3abl 59midten ibren llnfans.
Nn ibrer Sorm ma9te erlt mad 500
Sabren 5rieort9 Der S9one gu ritz
teln, nno bte bon inn seipdblte Sorm
eins bel Der @ritebuns oes 6iterrei6ts
tden a%aiiertbutns an bieies iiber. Die
@eitalt Der Oiterrei9ilfen Sausfrone
1T rnnO uuo BON belmartiger WUlbuns.
Sn prddtisen 8orlnen aussearbsitet
1no NIT groBen Goeliteinen belest, bill
BET ie cine berrli9e 3ieroe Der @olb>
s9mlebefnnlt.
Die jiinsite Der 3ailertrouen, bic
neue beuti@e, i6liebt ii6 in Der 5orm
Der dltelten all. Nu9 tie 3eist aAt
gol6ene, biamantenbeleste S9flber, nur
baB fi6 iest auf uieren oerielben Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-31
@raft 1tnb

Wenn STE ni4t frdftts unb robl fhblen, 70 per5uten
ste electric SitterS. Wenn Ste bic y&rippes sej6rpd6t
bat, perinfen sic Gteetrte Bttters. Dies Mittei pirtt
inbem IS btefe Srsane baju anrest, ttre Tunftipnsn r..
gelnndbis gu erfhnen. Wenn Gte an nerp6iem Rppfs
ne9 letben, perben gte bur4 electric Bitters S6nede
unb %bauernee Gbbllfe finoeu. Gine grDbe= 5laiGe pirb
Gle sebrauden. Grcbe GIaf6en fur nur so Gents in
Der Gpctbefe BON @bolpb Drets, Tbcmpirn & Go. ~
haten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-31

i. arone 3arls bes @roBem. 2. Oefer. &aiier.
frone. 8. geue oeutiae 3aiiertrone. A.
DreuBii9e Soni9sfrone.
Hei1Sabler befiitbet utib, itatt bes eits
3igen breiten Bii9els Der rOmil9>beut.
f9en arone, bier i6male, NIT 8latt.
inert beleste Bii9el in cine Spite. auss
laufen un6 6lrd ben 8ei6sapfel ibren
Nbf9luB erbalten.
@anSslbar, pie Die aaiierfroneu,
baben fid TN 9aufe Der 3eiten aud bic
R6ui9sfronen eripielen ; Dor alien bic
preuBiide. Ole neuelte, 1889 anses
ferti9te, TIT elm sadiser 8eif nit bod
itrebenbert, III 6en Rei9Sapfel auslaus
fenben 8ii9eln, oas @anSe reid nit
Snipelen belett.
8dbrenb Die preubii6e arOne bard
tire offene 6orm Elm ei9enes, einfadcs
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