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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-24
General advertisements
They Have Come !

Those Razor Strops you have
been waiting for several weeks,
are here. They are SO good
that it has been said of them,
that if you lay your razor, and
one of these strops down to-
.gether on your washstand, the
razor will keep a fine edge;
still, we recommend following
the directions printed on each
strop.
nti-Rattlers.- have
a new kind which you can put
on to the shafts of your buggy,
without breaking four fingers
and a thumb. They prevent
two things-rattling and swear
ing.
Boardman's Pat. Wrench.
a sizes, just the kind of
combination wrench to have
about the house.
Try the new Keystone
Egg Beaten, if you want
beater that will do quick, clean
work.
Hose, in. to 2-in., 3
and 4-ply plain or wired, just
received; cheap and good quail
ity; also carbolized. We have
a large stock of "Hubbucks,"
"Pioneer, and cheaper brands
of White Leads and Zinc.
Also, Oil, Turpentine, and all
painters supplies, and you will
do well to see our Stock and
get our Prices before you paint
your house.
American Flags,--6 to Is
feet long, came by the last
steamer to us. They are a fine
lot, sewed bunting.
Fire Arms and Ammuni-
tion.-A new lot of Sporting
and Target Rifles, Colts new
Navy, SIN tn and Wesson, and
cheaper Revolvers, came last
week and can now be seen.
We carry the most complete
assortment Of Cartridges in
town, from % to SO CAL, and
always have plenty of them.
Leather. - We have re-
ceived within the past sixty
days, by steamer and sail, &c
Rolls of Leather, containing
9088 lbs, and 5347 #; also,
3 bales containing l42 doz.
sheep skins, SO it looks as if
we meant to keep our Stock of
Leather up, although by get
ting it in large lots, we are able
to keep the prices down.
Salt. We are headquarters
for Hawaiian Salt, as we
make it. That the quality is
good, and Price Low, is easily
shown by the large quantity
we sell every week.
Blight Compound. Five
gallons will make IS gallons of
wash. You spray your Lime
and Orange Trees with this
wash, and the Blight will do
the rest, die and drop off the
trees. We have the compound
at our store, or can give you an
order on the Govt. Nursery
for it, but don't forget to bring
a 5-gallon can to put it in. We
sell spraying outfits.
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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-07-26
CHAPTER XVI.
A MIDNIGHT VISITOR.


Now all this time while the tragi-
comedy Of life was being played in these
three suburban villas, while on a COM
monplace stage love and humor and
fears and Ii hts and shadows were so
swiftly succeeding each other, and while
these three families, drifted together by
fate, were shaping each others destinies
and working out in their own fashion
the strange, intricate ends of human
life, there were human eyes which
watched over every stage Of the per-
Torrance, and which were keenly crit
ical of every actor on it. Across the road
beyond the green palings and the close
cropped lawn, behind the curtains of
their creeper framed windows. sat the
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CHAPTER NlV.-Continued.

''ThanK you. Butt snouIa De oDngea
if you would drop my title now. I told
you because you asked me, but I've left
the quarter deck, and | am plain MI
Hay Denver now"
"May ASK" said the manager, ''are
you the same Denver who commanded
at one time on the North American sta
tion?'
81 did"
''Then it was you who got one Of our
boats, the Comus, off the rocks in the
bay of Fundy? The directors voted you
800 guineas as salvage, and you refused
them"
cit was an offer which should not have
been made" said the admiral sternly.
"Well, it reflects credit upon you that
you should think so. If Mr.. Henry were
here, am sure that he would arrange
this matter for you at once. AS it is,
shall lay it before the directors today,
and am sure that they will be proud to
have you in our employment and hope
in some more suitable position than that
which you suggest"
II am very much obliged to you, sir"
said the admiral and staEted off again,
we'll pleased, upon his hon1eward journey.
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CHAPTER XIV.
STILL AMONG SHOALS.


Next day brought the admiral a check
stamped agreement by which he made
over his pension papers to the specula-
tive investor. It was not until he had
signed and sent it off that the full sig
nifcance of all that he had done broke
upon him. He had sacrificed everything.
His pension was gone. He had nothing
save only what he could earn. But the
stout old heart never quailed. He
waited eagerly for a letter from the St.
Lawrence Shipping company, and i'll
the meanwhile he gave his landlord
quarters notice. Hundred pound year
houses would in future be luxury
which he could not aspire to. A small
lodging in some inexpensive part of Lon
don must be the substitute for his breezy
Norwood villa. So be it then! Better
that a thousandfold than that his name
should be associated with failure and
disgrace.
On that morning Harold Denver WAS
to meet the creditors of the firm and to
explain the situation to them. 1t was a
hateful task, a degrading task, but he
set himself to do it with quiet resolution.
Athome they waited in intense anxiety to
learn the result of the meeting. It was
late before he returned, haggard and
pale, like man who has done and suf-
fered much.
whats this board in front of the
house," he asked.
eve are going to try little change
of scene," said the admiral. This place
is neither town nor country. But never
mind that, boy. Tell us what happened
in the city"
"God help me! My wretched business
is driving you out of house and home"
cried Harold, broken down by this fresh
evidence Of the effects Of his misfor-
tunes. "It is easier for mt to meet my
creditors than to see you two suffering
so patiently for my sake"
''Tut, tut, cried the admiral. There's
no suffering in the matter Mother
would rather be near the theaters. That's
at the bottom of it, isn't it, mother? You
come and sit down here between us and
tell us all aboutit." =.
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each of his.
cts not so bad as we thought" said
he, land yet it is bad enough. have
about 10 days to find the money, but |
don't know which way to turn for it.
Pearson, however, lied as usual when he
spoke of $4,000. The amount is not
quite e7,O00"
The admiral clapped his hands. Il
knew we should weather it after all
Hurrah, my boy! Hip, hip, hip, hurrahr
Harold gazed at him in surprise while
the old seaman waved his arm above his
head and beloved out three stentorian
cheers. "Where am to get G7, 900 from.
dad?' he asked.
''Never mind. You spin your yarn"
"Well, they were very good and very
kind, but of course they must have either
their money or their moneys worth.
They passed a vote Of sympathy with
me and agreed to wait 10 days before
they took any proceedings. Three Of
them, whose claim came to $500, told
me that if l would give them my per-
sonal O = and pay interest at the rate
of 5 per cent their amounts might stand
over as long as I wished That would
be charge Of 9175 upon my income,
but with economy could meet it, and
it diminishes the debt by one-half"
Again the admiral bursts out cheering.
"There remains, therefore, about 93, geo
which has to be found within 10 days. No
man shall lose by ne. gave them my
word in the room that if | worked rly
soul out Of my body every one of them
should be paid. | shall not spend a
penny upon myself until it is done. But
some of them can't wait. They are Door
men themselves and must have their
money. They have issued a warrant for
Pearson's arrest. Iut they think that
he has got away to tno States"
''Thes0 ZEN shall Lave their money"
said the ADMIRAL
Dad"
Eyes, my bov, YOU don't know the re-
sources Of the family. One never does
know until one tries. What have YOU
yourself now"
81 have about 81 eco invested"
"All right. And | have about as much
more. There's a good start. Now, moth
er, it is your turn. What is that little
bit Of paper of yours?'
Mrs Denver unfolded it and placed it
nnon HarolG.s knee
give thousand nonnds," he oasned
"Ah bnt mother is not the on1v rich
ooo look at this'" And tho ai,nira1
nnfolde1 bis check and nlaced # mon tha
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~ T0I10I 10 GI161I SIIdll16u uCINGS, 6tI1u CuGJ
burst all three into hearty fit of laugh
ter.
"She is playing with her nephew" said
Harold at last. "The Walkers have not
come out yet. think that it would be
we'll if you were to give me that check,
mother, and I were to return it in per-
SON."
certainly, Harold. think it would
be very nice"
He went in through the garden. Clara
and the doctor were sitting together in
the dining room. She sprang to her feet
at tie sight of him.
Oh Harold, | have been waiting tor
you so impatiently," she cried. 81 saw
you pass the front windows half an hour
ago. would have come in if l dared
Do tell us what has happened"
II have como in to thank you both.
How can repay you for your kindness?
Here is your check, doctor. l have not
needed it. l find that can lay my hands
on enough to pay my creditors"
THANK GodP' said Clara fervently.
The sum is less than thought and
our resources considerably more. We
have been able to do it with ease"
with ease!' The doctors brow grew
clouded, and his manner grew cold. Il
think, Harold, that you would do better
to take this money Of mine than to use
that which seems to you to be gained
with ease"
THANK you, sir. If I borrowed from
any one, it would be from you. But my
father has this very su1n-4e5, O00--and, as
| tell him, owe him so much that
have no conjunction about owing him
more"
mo conjunction! Surely there are
some sacrifices which son should not
allow his parents to make"
Sacrifices! " hat do you mean?"
rs it possible that you do not know
how this money has been obtained?
Il give you my word, DR.. Walker,
that I have no idea. l asked my father,
but he refused to tell me-"
Il thought not" said the doctor, the
gloom clearing from his brow. II was
sure that you were not a man who, to
clear yourself from a little money diff
fculty, would sacrifice the happiness of
your mother and the health of your fa-
Their"
Good gracious! What you mean?"
1T is only right tlat you should know.
That money represents the Communication
Of your fathers pension. He has reduced
himself to poverty and intends to go to
sea again to earn a living"
TO sea again! Impossible!'
1T is the truth. Charles Westmacott
has told Ida He was with him in the
city when he took his poor pension about
from dealer to dealer trying to sell it.
He succeeded at last, and hence the
money"
He has sold his pension, cried Harold
with his hands to his face. my dear old
dad has sold his pension" He rushed
from the room and burst wildly into the
presence Of his parents once more. 81
cannot take it, father" he cried. "Bet-
ter bankruptcy than that. Oh, if had
only known your plan. We must have
back the pension. Oh, mother, mother,
how could you think me capable of such
selfshness? Give me the check, dad, and
| will see this man tonight, for would
sooner die like dog in the ditch than
touch penny Of this money
CHAPTER XVI.
A MIDNIGHT VISITOR
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All rights reserved.
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BEYOND THE CITY.
Or
The IDYL OF a SUBURB.
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Or

BY A. CONAN DOYLE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-20
co6o(.M od6rid6ten aus Der
u(len 9eimot6.
Sreie Sfdote.

Sambnrs. Sad eirem Senats;
antrage ioll 3uttd9it Oas MieSisinalmes
fen elmer 6eform unter5osen merben.
Sin Die Spise beS observation-disclosures lol
etn M%ebi3inalratb, cine Iutoritat auf
bielem @ebtete, nit etnem @cbalt BON
$4,000 Mtarf geitelt weroen. Serner
ioll Elm bDsienil6es Suititut einsert6tet
uttb bemlelben ein Director por9elett
perben. = Sir Die burb bic @bolera
perpaiiten ainber iirb bel Dem &omite
3ur@riinoung ei1eS Neutrality-suspicious.
i'm Sanger einsegar9em 1879 Mtarf.
9ibed. Yor etnem Sabre ridtete
ser 8iirgerausl9uB oas @riudjen an
ben Senat, III @rDdsua9 S1 3ieben, oh
Die @obnlngen ber &onpentualinne,1
bes SobannisfloiterS DISQUALIFICATION
ieien. Das Glolter fat es biSber our6
ieine Sage Derbinbert, bab Der gauge
6itli9e Staott9eil Dem Gerfebr iiberges
ben lperben fcnnte. Der Senat lat
nun Dem girgerausl9uB auf iein Grz
iuden ermioert, baB oieie afreilid i6on
friber erlpogene Srage" ION Nelem
elmer Briifulg u%nter5ogen merbe, er
babe sn Dem @noe Der Central Mrnteue
3eputatton eiren bc5iisltd)eu antra9
auseben lalien. Die friiber idon itatt.
g~efunoene @%rwdgun9 Oieler midbtigerl
Srase sei6ab III Sen Sabren 1874
bf8 1886
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3Irffem6era.

STUTTGART. Muf ben &opf Der
Beo0lferuls entfallen in Stuttgart lest
$3.50 Mfarf Steuern 9egen 36.49 Mfart
Dor hrei Sabren. Mi6tsoeltomeriser
lit Der Bierfonium felt brei Sabren bon
271 Sitter euf 283 0iter pro Gopf 9sltie-
gen. 8emerfenswertb lit, baB III beu
leeten orei Sabreu 6as Mtiin6ener Yier
rur nod 2.3 Pro;ent beS &onlunls
(gegen 4.3 Prosent Dor brei Sabren)
betrdst, ipGbreno Der Sonlum beS Pils
iener Giercs 1T senannter i3eit iid bon
1.s auf 81 erb0bte.
6all. Der pegeu Waubanfallcs
perbaftete Sinn follte fir5ltd aus bent
bieiisen 9anoes9efdnsniB na9 9tutts
CART abscfibrt werben, inoeB entiprarg
CT auf Dem @ege pom @eidnsniiie, OBJ
sleid inn SanOi9ellcn aueelest porben
tparen, linb bis CUR Stunbe lit BON 1eis
uer @ieOerer9reifuns ni9t8 befannt.
Seilbronn. Ser bielise @inwobs
rer SrieOri9 &ibner, ipelder fiir,lid)
einen Mtanu pom Tooe beS GrtrinferS
nit eigener yebenS9eiabr r%ettete, murOe
6ffentlid belobt. Gr peroient biele
auS5ei9uun9 ulnlomebr, dis er inlers
balb Sabresfrilt bic cole 9bat MIN ldon
gum 3pciten Wale ausiiibrte.
&rumba1, S>N. Tettnana. Sc
%9enipdrtis muB GROCER Mangel an qebs
rem reip. &ebrergebilien i'm &anoe herr
i9en, ionit bate pobl Der 6. Sirdens
ratb ni6t bic bieli9e 2cbrsebilfenltelc
unIerem Bfarrperweier iibertra0en.
Dur6 bieles Oefret ipuroe Elm %intercl.
iantes 8erbdltniB sei9affen ;pii6ci1
benz Bfarrperweier, ilunmebriselt 2ebrs
sehilfen, urb BEN befinitipen 2ebrer
Saneiber. alS Bfarrperpeler lit Grlts>
rer 5usleid Ortsldulinlpeftor ullo Der
Vorseleste bes Sebrers, oils 8ebr9ebilfc
aber lit er llntergebener beS Vetteren
cine merfpiirbi9e Situation.
Neutlin gen. @iIle Der Dor eillis
gen Woden bon Dem Branb in Sius
bad idwer betroffenen Nrbeiteriamilien
purbe neueroines mieber BON eilem be-
6anerli6en llnsliidsiall beimgeIudt.
Die Samilie So9 infolse beS BranScS
in elm 9ta6barbauS unS mar neulih bic
Sran nit Buben beiddftigt, nobel lie
in einem Glas auiseloite faultii1e Sooa
peripenoete. ats iie iid) uoriiber9ebcro
en%tTcrncn mu6te, itellte iie oas @las CUR
Voriorge auf ben Gid, bod oaS 2jab,
rige Sinh, tin WdO6en, Oas iid) in Der
Stube befano, mubte liG an oas @laS
AeratSnma9ci uno tranf bon Der fart
asenOen Sliiii9feit, infol9e oellen bao
Sinh inter i9redliden S6mer3en ltarb.
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3rannf6weig.

Braun6weis Das @ebduoc
Der &~ornbDrle, @iermarft SIR. 2. ioll
metitbietenb perfauft perben. @isens
tbimerin beiielben III. cine Gfttenselells
f9aft, Die unter Dem 9tamcll rBraiirs
i9metgii9e @etreibe= uno Groouftens
b0rie" tn 1861 bier %9egriinbet wur0e.
Das @ebauoe ftebt ait Der Stele, bic
bis gum Sabre 1894 bic Safobtftrde
einnabut. Damals unrbe btelelbe obs
sebrp9en uub eS erbob ii9 bann ouf
benz Terrain bas jesiee urlpranslid su
Musftdnben fir frembe Tubbdnoler
beitimmte Gebdnoe. SIM @eseuias 5u
oenl alien, 9leifem 3wed o%ienenoen
.@ebauoe an Nltitaotmarft nantte man
es 0as pfleine @emanb9aus."
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SIR baucrbaftes sduh,eua.

banb9ema6tes un6 aug Der Sabrit,
penbet gu6 an bic San WntoniO Sboe
Tactorp, st. Bed, Manaser, go. 2lt4
Sf 9oufonfraBe. @arantirt bic be-
fen unb pafenbten Sdube fir 0erren
unb 9amen. Seine unb bauerbafte
grbeit. Gertiges S6ubseus in better
MuSnQbl,
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u! s. Baris. SIR. Motbpeu
PARIS & ROTHWELL,

pbotograpbtf9es MteIier,
SO. IL unb Ii Wefs@ ommerces9 traBe
San Mntonio. 9ie a%lerneueften @ens
res in photographer fein ausgefibrt,
ebenio elegant uenn niht better, ipie
irgenb mel6e i'm State. Q~ebensgroBe
@rapon>Y ortraits nnb ole Mrten DON
gergr6Berungen. @ebt eilre 8ilber
ni6t 6remben, un1 ite bergr6Bern 5l
laffen, tuenn bic Mrbeit bier BON pers
anttportliden &iintlern our bollen GU
friebenbeit ausgefiibrt merben fann.
Mir liefern rur Mrbeit erfter @lafe Oh.
Mnii6ten BON @ebdnben uerben aufs
senemmer urb ole @uftrdge auserbalb
beS MtelierS prompt beiorgt.
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Gtue Miaiom ssreunSs.

,Gtn 6reunb In Ter Nctb III Elm trirfiter Ersuue -
Riot pentser ais etne Wtlipn 9eute baben fold etneu
Greunb In Or. Rings Reuer Grinbnns seaen Grtdls
tuns. 6ulten unb S@pinb'udt" s~sfuneen. Menn sic
bieie srcBarttae Sufens Rebicin nod ME setrau6t bas
ben, bann iputeu sic fd bur@ etnen @eriu& bapcn
hberjeu9en, bab hisfeIbe wunbfrbare Wirtuuaen bet
Der Setlurs ron allen SaIse, @ruft= unb eunsentes
erjisif. @cn isher TlasGe ri,b ~sardn.trt,
tab has lRitteI Gqes Ietftet, mas BON tbm psriprr den
pir6. peer eas has @elb 5uraderfattet pirb. Rrpbes
blai4en fret bet Der Gan antrnic Drug Co., Grobe
GIaiheu gu so Gents unb SI.OO.
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sdols' .palmen . 8artem it Be,

sammelplaB Der 9eutf6en BON San
Mntonio nit ibren Gamilien. Die rez
.gelmdBigen Nbenb Grei : &onaerte an
bier 9beaben in Der @o6e lint itets
3ablrei9 beiudt unb erfreuen ii9 elmer
allgemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine @eine
nnb @bisfeps unb a~Ie3eit fellerfrif6es
8ier, lotpie bic beiten @igarren.
Die &e It auraiion liefert ale
9elitatefen Der Salon. Nuffern,
Slide. Wilb in better 3ubereitung.
SdgIiG ausge5ei6neter mariner 2un6.
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0foem6mra.

@o6emSbolt. 6ier nladte eilt
junseS Mtdo6et brrd) Grtrdnfen ieinent
0eben Elm Gnbe. N[8 l1ria1e oes
@elbitmorbes miro Surdt Dor Citrate
anserom1uert. DaS Maoden mar nit
einer 5reurbin gelesentli9 eiller 9od)c
5eit TT ibermiitbiser Stimmuita na6ts
li9er @eile in Die S6ulrdume ei1ses
orun9ert unb bate bort allerlei 8arifas
turer an Die @anotafel gemalt lno
aud font nod ibrem ltebcrmltb bic
!3iigel i6ieBen lalleI.
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Gin @stttsl aeaen @ramue.

Memn Cure 9inber 8rdune babeu,
ballet ftets cine Glai9e BON CHAMBER
lains 9uftensM ebisin i'm 9auie. Wenr
ein9egeben, fobalb Der 8rdunez Suffer
auftritt, fam bic aranfbeit abgemenbe;
uerben. gu baben III San Nntonit
in ben Mpotbefen bon s. &alteper &
Con, Doubling & Gloob, S. q. Sod.
u. 9reiB, s. S6u9arbt, q. Cohen &
Co., s. s. 0arriion unb &alteper &
S6u6arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-20

Derjelbe Tan, uttter ben @aaen unb
oa8 8orOerrab 9ing iiber leinen @hd=
bel bieS that Dem Sungem aber 10 me-
mig, baB CT anberen Gags mieoer auf
Der Safe bernmlief.
Wt a III IN / II 9. 3met WtGohen BON
9folenau I'M Sitter BON Sebn unb an0li
Sabren braden auf Dem @duilpeoe
blr6 oaS Sis eiueS tieien MltwaIerS
nno ianfem, 10 baB nur mebr &opi nno
9dnoe gu lebeu lparen. Der nit elmer
Bierfubre beral1fommenbe Wirtbsbauz
MANI Solef Bollner elite berbei, frod
nit ei9eiler &ebensgefabr iiber Die
oinne GtSbede unb rettete sic beioen
Mab9en.
MInnertabt. Sn Mtabba9
Duroe cine Srali bon einem S9afe 1T
ben Singer 9ebilien urb bea6tete Die
Wunoe nt9t. Sect mubte ibr Der Irm
arnputirt peroen, ba Slutpersiftung
eintrat.
Niirnbers. Siirjli6 muroe oabier
nit Dem 8aue beS brttten W~olfSbraules
babes %beeonnen. SIS erfreuen iid oieie
Sraniebdoer (woielblt man him sebll
Yieniii9e, baum I'M Is $fenni9e nit
8eniisaug Der Babenal6e baben fanny
eincr lebr re9en Seniisnig. Das 1eue
gao erbalt 20 aabinen fir Wdnner,
sebn fir Srauer.
Pfaffenberg. &lapiere idetreu
bier ntdt bod gel9att ST. leiu, Senn bel
einer ueulidl it~attsebabten Mobiliarpers
itei9ernng ipuroe Elm Glapier (Sliisel)
uni 1 Marf GO &fennige p~srltsigert.
8ocnbeim. Sin eeiaeiner Diebs
ltabl iDurbe fiir5lid in eincr1 bieitgeu
befan1ten 0aitbof al elmer ar1ten BORT
bebieuiteten Gellnerir ~besansen. Dieie
bate ibr iauer @ripartes I'M 8etragc
BON 500 Mfarf III elmer @9atulle, bic
III einem Softer nerl6lollen mar, aufbee
lpabrt. Der Softer nun puroe zines
cages erbroden aufgefunbeu unS aus
Der S9atulls iparen 2SO Marf pers
i9wunben.
S9mabmiin9en Ole Wtalern
berri9en bier in 10 1obenl @rabe, baB
falt gang S9wabmhn9en at eineln
&inberla5aretbs geuorbet lit unb bic
ionit bid)t eefilteu s9utflaijen BIS CUR
9dlfte eeleert ituO.
@eibennepban. Der Saupt.
trefer Der @Drtber 2ir9enbaulotterie
i'm Netrage bon 10000 Wfarf pnrbe
BON slpei 5tuOirellbeu Der hieiisen lamb
ipirtbldaftliden Gentrali6ufe 9emon<
men.
Vas Der &~beinpfals.
Submi9sbafen. Durh SeiGluB
Der fonisli9en Iesierune Der 8falS
purbe Der Beiblub beS S%tabtrat1es,
eile i'm ltaotil6en 6ausbalt pro 1892
nor9efommene ueberlbreitung BON 49,
600 Mtarf III brei Sabresrateit gu till
9et, aufseboben uno benz Staotratb
our Nuflase gentadt, bielen SeblbetraS
nod i'm laufenben Sabre auf3ubrinseu.
IS mulIen besbalb an itdotii9en nn1z
laseu 148 Yro3ent SeS Steuer3ollS (im
goriabr 1870 Yro5ent) sur @rbebuns
fomumer.
Meulabt. Der Staotratb bat
se9en Die glieoerlalung BON Sdwelteru
aus Der ,9onsresation ser 5o9ter bes
s0ttliden @rl0ierS 51 Nieberbrona" iu
bieiiaer Staot bis 5ur 3abl ~ cine
G%tnmenoulg ni6t gu MAIDEN inter Der
Boransiesnng, oaB ie feinen @runos
beiis oabier eriperber, iid ausi9lieBli9
NIT aranfenpflese befaiien, ferner 10
LANCE iie cine 0tabidule unterbalten nnO
feline Seoenfen ir9eub mel9er Qrt fi6
oeaeif hire TbGttofeit erQeber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-20
= SIM p~ergangenen Sabre tuurben
in ben Ser. Staten 1900 meme poite
dmter eingeri1tet.
Gin ,perthppues Mittel fir @rfaltans,

Sheriff Sarbman bon Spler @ounz
tp, %. g., lit an elmer idredli6en
@rfdltung .als er begann Gbamberlains
9uitensW ebi5tn gu nebmen. @r fagt
bariiber feIbft: sd fanb fofort @r=
leidterung unb battle Das Mittel III
grfdltun9sfdacn fur auberorbentli6
%tpertbpoa unb uaerreidt. gu baben
in San Nntonip in ben Npotbefen bon
s. &alteper& SON, 9oipling & 6loob,
s. s.. Sod, q. 9reiB, 8. Sbu9arb,
q. @obn & g., 5. 8. 9arriion urb
&alteper & Sdu9arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-20

D@- Die "Morgap City Fish & Oy>
ster Company bat itetS cine Nuswabl
bon friihen Sifden, 4uftern unb Wils.
Sic erbdlt bapon tdgli6 neue 3ufubs
rem. SIN Der Stabt werben bic Saden
fret ab9eliefert. 3elepbon $50. 81.
NuftrGge aug benz 2anbe erbetel1 /;
prompte MuSfiibrung garantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-20

: Sd gebraudte Or. Nusut Sos
nis's hamburger 8ruftbee geger cine
beftige grfdItune; bieielbe purbe fo<
fort gebeilt. = g.. 8. 8roofs, 2117
MurasS traBe, Baltimore, Wtb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-20

s9- @elton & s o. baben forts
wdbrenb frii6e Waaren; groBe Nus>
tpabl BON Selifatefen a0er Dirt, bic
beften eingemadten 6rii6te, Semitic,
Gleii6= unb anbere prdferpen unb ein
groBes Eager BON Stapel : Groceries.