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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-06

Johnson. T. r Palmer. Charles Denny.
J. p. Lowman. Eaniey a IoAsa T. y.
Eigs5ow. ". r CaeSsey. Pau Stnseg-nan.
Standard Furniture Company. l. NJ Rat
c4--s. Thomas ". Gorssn. T. H Wool
err. 3. r Day. r c. Conner. Daniel
1oHss. sam RosSahnrw. Ike StssnAcsse-.
Charles Leueh. StetSoa Bros. r A.
ISichsll. J. 2. Atkinson. Friend Deg
ginger improvement Company. George W
Wilder. :. SelIS. r. Sartori. jain l..
True. . ". Rowhy. r - CaurvhI
BENJAMIN J. Angeles. Gus Brown. Aug
usi Aslhorn- Jallus WegaFt. Hili syrup
company, u. ]. I.shsmann, " T. Ne
hee. E b. Skinner. \ ". Piper. A. (.
Ereeeora. J. y. Namlngkori Y. s. An
0ersou.
To Illustrate the cut in wages Of glass
aaosers Que 20 the new tariff iax. AR.
tNeche.ae furnished the following figures
from the books % the United Glass Car,-
pany' at orestes. lad The figures are
Tor iwsnty-six days vvork.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-06

Miss Bertha Void entertained num-
her OF her friends at her home near
Gilman last Thursday evening. The
time was PLEASANTLY spent by ali present
I'm various social Rmusements- Miss Doxy
and NesSrs. White and James Day fav-
ored tho company with many selections
OF vocal and instrumental music. The
following persons were present: Miss
Inez Darst. Miss Villa Stevenson. Miss
Marion Drylie. Miss Lizzie prylie. Miss
p,,sh sylvester. Miss Edith Sylvester
Miss Bertha Anderson. Miss Ne;ie Doxy.
Miss Lizzie poxy. Miss Matte Bush.
Miss Julia Mullarkey. Miss Carrie White
Mr.. James Day. Mr.. Charles White, CIR
Warren sylvester. Mr. Wilhsr Sylvester
Mr.. George Baxter. Mr.. Finer BaxteT.
Ar. James Waite and SIR. Ralph Darst.
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knights of pythias.

Harmony Lodge. No. s, knights OF
rsthlas met in regular session AT taste
hall. In the Frye block, last THURSDAY eN-
salhE and. owing 10 the large amount OF
yaaiine business on hand. the degree
work was laid over until the 18TH inst.
Mex, Thursday evening the lodge VII.
give a progressive whist social. Brothers
Rackhober. Turner and Rories having
hesn appointed committee or arrange
rsnts 70 secure prizes. etc.
Brother 4 H. Manning. OF Harmony
ledge who has been seriously III for the
hsi three weeks. has recovered
Queen city Ledge Ne 10. knights or
PythiaS held a very interesting session
last Monday evening. Many speeches
we're offered by visiting brothers and re
spaafe3 20 by n NJ Peters. Another
waist party viii be given Tits evening,
Wien something rev viii he offered IN
tae way OF prizes. All brother knights
sH8 their ladies are cordially invited 10
attend and especially those who nave
favored Us with their company before.
ise koru has hecn elected secretary ~
iae Endowment rank Of the X. Of F.. and
: deFotlng a good deal 81 his time to at
'f.iing TO the insurance business Of the
order
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II. u. q. Tlks.

Last Thursday nights session OF Seattle
Lodge. No. 81. was devoted largely 10 bus
mess, there being no limitations. At the
preceding meeting three caudidateS~Here
initiated. and ten of the Baby" Eiks.
OF Port Townsend Lodge. No. 29I. Witness
ed the ceremonies and afterward were
guests OF the lodge at a social session.
Next Thursday night there viii be.two
limitations and a social
Brother Harry Shauhut has been re-
elected chairman OF the social session for
the month OF May.
Chaplain +. +. Dole hade farewell TO the
lodge. which gave him an enthusiastic
bon voyage 10 his new Nome. Honolulu. a
week ago last Thursday sIsht,
North Yakima Lodge. No. 2sS. was In
stituted by Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler
Parker last Thursday night.
Seattle Lodge has new paraphernalia
for the secret work.
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The last session % Queen City d.
VISION proved 10 be an interesting Gre
inefe was good attendance and much
business was transacted. The rragTa rrlrre
was participated IN by most OF the mem
hers. Next week q contest will be started
between picked companies, who VIII give
programmes aItsraa tely. There was one
Initiation last session.
me open meeting Of Seastia Division
NO : was very well attended ard a good
TINE enjoyed by all. Many new forms OF
entertainment we're introduced
Monitor Division last THURSDAY even
Ing had a debate. Resolved. That Towa
Tor Humanity Is Better Than Rsxpert
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George II. Thomas Camp. at It's regu-
lar meeting last Wednesday appointed a
committee consisting OF Capt c. F..
piimpton Col. Il. W. Young and Sergt.
T. y. Cookson. 10 act IN conjunction with
like committees from Miller and Stevens
Post. G. A. r.. IN making the necessary
arrangements for the proper Observance
Of Memorial day. An invitation has been
extended 70 Col. W l. Jones 10 be pres
ent and take part at that time, which tn
yltation he has accepted.
The next meeting VIII he held on
Wednesday evening Of this week.
Division orders No. 8 together with
general orders No. .. have been promul-
gated. and will be read at our next meet
ing NO. T. IL In the front rank on re-
ports for the past quarter.
The following paragraph from this or
der relates 10 Memorial day.
VII BROTHERS. ne will soon be called
ur,on 10 observe and carry out one Of the
great objects OF our order. Decoration
aav viii soon he here. Let every ,!'other
OF the order unite with the G. A. r. and
w. Il. e. in commemorative the memory
az the heroes Of 81. and while we bring
flowers for the dead. let IA not forget the
living. No brother 81 the order can con-
sistently neglect this day and its ohserv-
ance should he consideded a privilege
"a fF,er than a duty. One by one the old
soldiers are passing away. Swiftly and
steadily the roll Is being called and an
swerad Here" on the other side OF the
Ozark river" They are leaving us n
priceless heritage. Let this day nor be 81
siav of idle ceremonies. Rather let II b. a
aav consecrated 20 the principles 81 lib
ertv. haIlawed by the blood and sufJer-
tnss OF oar fathers Let Il be a aay Of
natriotic thought and resolution. Let the
ye,nth OF our land drink deep from men,
orv's fountain and re-dedicate themselves
20 the great work ~ the future. Let Us
resolve. as We gather AZ the shrine % our
herole dead ''rhat the Nation shall under
God have a new birth Of freedom. AMI
that government OF the people, by the
reorle. for the people. shall not perish
from the earth"
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Seattle Circle. No. l55. c. o. p. held
their regular meeting Friday evening.
Aay Z. During the meeting the officers
regalia was received and presented. after
which a general good time was spent ~
all. All members are cordially and ur
gently requested 10 be present AZ on-
open meeting aext Friday evening.
May 70.
Queen City Circle. No Us. c. OF F.,
at its regular meeting last Wednesday
evening Initiated four candidates and re-
ceiyed one application The attendance
WAS large. Mkt Wednesday evening
after the regular business meeting. an
invitational social will De held All mem
Ders and their friends are requested 10
be present
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A v,aeasant social aU3 dance was given
NV Ms. r. Murphy at her hone on ths
lake SATURDAY night aH honor - her
daurhser. Mrs. Mckenzie. - franklin,
$50 ,hss been visiting in Newcastle
Mr. y = Drake am' family have moved
- their ranch near C}}t.e.
"a i Srftsh. or Everett ana NsSs
.ssr,r-,,ergts t~ogaIsrt. of Renton. we're VS.
tforS IN Newcastle sllis wessk-
N~s J. r. Allen returned from a T.ssa;
-, sreor~gs AZ sumner. Wash, this last
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-06

The Fred c. Whitney Comic Opera Gem.
pany viii close its season In Rob Roy
az the Castle Square Theatcr In Boston
I'm a few weeks. The organization VIII
take a vacation all summer and Will be-
gin its next season on October at the
Chestnut Street theater, Philadelphia,
where II VIII play an engagement or six
weeks. IL will afterwards be seen fin sew
Graf oiher % che big cites.
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programme was rendered. Piano solo.
Tsrrentelies Charles Rohrhacher. song,
The Tars Farewell Fred Jones; reel
tation. DIR. l. c. Neville. song. Mar
garita," ID. G. Murray, piano solo. Anvil
Chorus" f'Travatore'9 Charles Rohr-
bachsr: also speeches from visiting mem
bers from other courts. AL members are
particularly requested 20 attend the meet
ings during this MONTH
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Ancient Order of uiberuians

The Ladies' Auxiliary. Ancient Order
OF Hiberuiens. held well attended meet
ing last Sunday evening. Nine ladies
we're admitted TO membership and the d.
vision promises TO be one of the largest
IN the state. for n has a set OF earnest,
energetic officers and members.
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Order Of B'nai Birth.

regular monthly meeting OF the Seat
tie Lodge No 3i2 l. q. r.. T.. undepend-
ent Order OF B'nai Birth. was held yes
tevday afternoon In the Forester's hall.
Pioneer building. The session was de-
voted 10 the transaction Of routine bust
ness connected with the insurance de-
partment OF the order
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-06

Since the organization of The High
Court a great impetus has been given
TO the cause Of Forestry. At the next
regular meeting o. Court Seattle, No 52s
a large number Of applications viii be
presented. The High Court Is already
placing organizers in the field and rap
id increase in membership and new courts
may be expected.
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peonle in Seattle.

The lassauais.s demand for Pat-e.s
Celery CesgrzEsassra among he F~sas,sfs
80 this city IS Axaz ons sr5sS OF Ire
great good e - doing. There are
rT1azsy in Seattle whom K has cured
az serious sslneSS pa&-ess GcseTy
Cougoun5 makes Yespae Well MO
suffer fro-a weak nerves or impure
blood.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-06

s.Tvle Girl left Besr1n4 Ne" IN eTui-
r@~sfly a play 81 thrills. and tbe most stir
rsrs- s-rax.1sies Of al are Ehose * ths Ts7trst
set. u IS dAybreak. the nre@ o. the In
8s.rz are seen IN the distance the war
.a,rs-% cs~re wvafte1 0n the ssreeze: a-r1T
ns-er arT~yw flies into the garrison. pres
e-yrfw fhs shouts % the Iodiasss eezas
-as~a- ar-1 yoa knox they are closing 81
~, fsa whites. massacre seems Inevitable
General K@nna0n IS atsg2E 20 shoot has
daughter 20 prevent Der fas3Ass sato uie
hands - TIE rel hTusss. me 5@H1e ea@a
.sg.-Ss ard A company Of so}1tsrs from
t+,vs 4 sssraksasne r0sn IN ard save the
$3.50. IL - a climax combining vast
,,ess of pictorial eaect ard tsan11ils sosss
action.
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est ccrnesson: deputy marshal. Miss e
-. STanS1ilei assstarr secretary. Miss
ANY Bobhnk- The contest during the
past quarter between the men and women
resulted in victory for ths latter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-06

7~nat healthy pink and whi'e mieht
a.. ns weI be the typical American COM
Elexica. 10 Peorle ~on1 axe reasons 0ie
-, - their health Ripans Taeules 90
- a. nc, % the trouble. because a
stomach IN good oTaeF pFo1aees COCA
NlenasA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-06

Badness is Gather hereditary or caused
by sickness. mental exhaustion. wearing
tieht-httlng hats. and by oyerwork and
trouble. Hairs Remover will prevent IL.
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- ~-.Ia-slne Halls firepF1uf safe: :
80. Rs,rx4ar-proog safe / Weo0's bur
eisr-proot safe: second aand. cheAp.
- 1eweIry Co, us fesaer avenue
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FIXTURES Tor sale.

sAs,ves AID counters IN Butter block.
.-.tx~ ss--ss~lea ~ City q Paris dry
Ios '.'e sore. for sale very cheap. Apply
- ~ paris. I'll Second street
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Two fine ships carono-nefe-S.
80 Rnrsre Jcu7elry Co. Is Hesler
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Effective Sunday. May Sch, IRE east
s.rrr,ss overland express wal leave Seattle
al So r. m. and west-boarsi train NIL
awe a. Seattle al 2.iS p IN. You can
fAka surspes "a Seattle ard breakfast q
suoGaae folio wing morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-06

The WacT)ougall
& Soutfwick c..
TODAY
Great Special
Sale of
Silk Hosiery
Underwear
At Less Than
Half Price.
SILK TIGHTS
Recuceu from. ...-.....................
81 to S1.50
Reduced frofn.....
$3.50 to S1.50
SILK TIGHTS Opera Length
RcStncea FROM. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SIS TO $3.50
Reduced from........................
S5.75 to $3.50
SILK HOSE
Reduced om..........................
$3.50 to 7Sc
Reduced n......-.-.................
$3.50 to Sa.25
Reduced from. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
$3.50 to S1.75
SILK VESTS
Reduced from. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SIPS to 75c
Reduced from. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
s. to o0c
Reduced from. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
S2.75 TO Sl.50
Reduced from. ......-.--....""......
S3.25 to S1.5O
Reduced from. ...-...................
81 to Sl.75
Reduced from. .....-.,...............
$3.50 to S1.75
Reduced from.
$3.50 to S3.25
SILK COMBINATION SUITS
Reduced from. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$40 to SIS
AMERICAN HOSIERY co.'s Three and
Six-Thread silk Vests and Drawers
VESTS
Reduced from.
5000 to $500
6.75 to 500
700 to 800
DRAWERS
Reduced from. ...-..--.................
S6.25 to Sl.75
6.75 to LIS
TBS to LIS
OBS to LIS
III, 710, 721, 723
FRONT ST.
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THE limestone, which Is one OF The
component parts Of glass. viii be pro-
cured from San Juan islands. analysis
OF which shows 1t TO he exceptionally
well adapted for the manufacture of
glass Arrangements have been made for
supplying the company with all the sui
phate OF soda needed At a minimum cost,
which is another important article IN the
manufacture OF glass. II Is needless 70
speak Of lumber for boxes, as every one
Is familiar with Washlngton's unlimited
SUNNY OF that material; also hay and
strau. nh1eh are used for packing.
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The Question of labor.

'CIa<s blowers can be obtained, and
already a number have signified their
willingness 10 come out % the Coast
from the Eastern states 70 work I'm this
factory at the same wages that they are
now receiving. and would prefer 20 Re
here as they could work in the summer
months. which they are unable % do In
the East. owing 70 the extreme heat
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seattle stock Subscribers.

The Subscribers 20 ira capital stock
SIN the agreement WITH THE understand
ing that payment Is net 70 ba syssfe ur-
iii Ehs T8aat = paaa for and ready for
e,raArseaan ArnnnE the saase Fftssrs are
Jsrsa FuFth. <. Lobe. ~ :. Drew 81.
a X. SsaststaEn. West cas- Improvement
Company. ~ " r. Ballard. III. Wtieox-
Z. A. T4rbell. {. ". Kitchen. Z. N.
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independent Order OF Odd Fellows.

Ths work OF the various secret organ
sssssons in the city during the week just
rsaxed il given herewith:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-06

AN unlimited supply of silica OF the
very finest quality and within conven-
tent distance OF Seattle has been found
I'm different parts OF this state. access to
which can he had by rail- and water
Samples of this silica have been sent 10
Germany and. after practical tests made
by expert glass chemists In Germany and
the East and here. have been pronounced
equal II not superior to that from which
the finest European glass is manufac-
-urp1
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Demand for Glass Product,

THE consumption of window glass on
the Pacific coast is about 10000 boxes
annually. so there Is a market for ten
times the amount that can be turned out
by this plant. and OF fruit jars and bot
ties the amount consumed is about =, go
TO ECO tons per annum.
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n Big Payroll.

1--WE propose building our brick stack
large enough for two furnaces. One Will
turn out about 30.o9 boxes OF window
glass annually add pay out from SIS. 600
to $1,000 annually for labor and material
here. The second furnace for bottles
and fruit jars. to be ready for operation
about six months later. will distribute
the same amount and both give employ
ment 10 about $50 men and boys. earn
Ing from s. to $l2 per day, as they are
the highest paid mechanics In America.
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saving I'm Freight and Breakaee.
other Industries stimulated.

The number Of industries which w1gl5
follow the esta hllshn1ent Of this factory
IS almost IncAic38lah3e Il would helr
sash and door manufacturers % manu-
facsure and ship glazed sash factories
for making pressed OF TahEe glassware.
electric Mght globes. lamp chimneys Ian
tern globes ami all the other numerous
articles tuste the making az whtoh glass
largely enters. We woald then Sc tire
establishment OF large carae~fes for zAs
preservation OF fruits an1 eSa since s,
has been clearly demonstrated that these
articles can ne preserved In glass tsrs %
bottles 90 4 much greater advantage than
in TN. Each az these Industries viii egn-
pioy a large number cf men. receIvtas
AlGh wages. aa1 the haueatS would per
rseste every fiber % tire commercial life
- Seattle. and Mould b fei1 ~ every
r.a--z.r Na.z- Amin a. ksalsrtE sraas =
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-08

Sn 8erbinbung hermit III elm
Sii@s mnb 0m tern ~ art.
Sdgli9 friide Slide, Nufterm, MiIb,
@efiiigel aller art. Selepbon 399.
8eitellungen merben in irsenb einew
Sbeile Der Stabt frei abselieferi.
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Seras Staats 5air unO 9alas
M1slteEnng
Gorbett uno Sibiimmons. physical
culture" =Soritelung.
0allas, 9eras, 10. Sftpber Bis
3. 9fpnember 1896.
gfiebrige Grfuriions Staten auf Der
Santa Te Gifenbabn Qinie.

SIR bic '3eras Stats 6air unb
Daaas gtusfelung, Del6e am 10.
October er6ffnet, unb fur ben Sermin
bis gum 8, giopember 1895. bauern
lpirb, offerirt bic @anta Ge @iIenbabns
8ermaltung niebrige @Isuriionsraten,
6ins utb Eidfabrt fiir ben einfa1en
Jabrpreis. BON alleu BHntten ibrer
2inie, Sidets haben big gum 5. geps
pember @iiItisteit.
NuBer Der oben genanrtten gTfur.
fionsrate perben nod Sabrtarten Don
allen Buntten Der 2inie berfauft, bic
auf 8 (6rei) Gage mad beren 2niung
gtiltig limb au einem Marimum preis
bon S.. SieIes bon allen Stationen,
beren einfa9er preis mebr als $5 bes
trdgt.
Die "Physical culture" 8orfel,
lung bon @Drbett un6 sSiBfmmons
tpirb am 81. October um 10 ubr 8ors
mittags ifattfinben.
istir ben l. Nopen,ber bat prdiibent
Stuart bes .Gloriba gltbIetic Club"
NIT Mabec unb S'Donnell. mie aud
&pan unD Smith smei 8orfeauneen
arrungirt. fiir einen @intrittspreiS.
grfurfOnssGabrfarten mad Dallas
tperben mad obisen Ingaben, fiir biefe
0DrIfeaungen Derfauft.
gintrittsfarten nit referbirten Giben
fiub 6ur@ ben Igenten Der 5auta Sc
au be3ieben.
&auft @ure 8illette gu 9auie, um
bos @eordHge am 9lmpbitbeater au
permeiben.
%. 8. &eeuan,
@eneral pafasier Ngent.
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oung, am menislten ba8 eines Gbels

p1t1tg, am iuent9lten oa8 etneS @oels
names ilt."
rWollen sic mid CUTE @itte lebs
ren?" brauife Iraueniteir auf. nSoll
i'd mid bon einem G9reiber bofs
meiitern lalien? Sinb 9te benn ii6ers
baupt iattsfaftionsfdbig, 0err?"
sd fam mir bic 9ntmort auf
biele Srase erlpoten; oenn es fommt
mir ni6t in ben Sinr, mid nit Sbnen
su idtasen. Sd babe gflidten, bic
mir perbieten, nein 2eben letdtfertig
auf's Sptel su iesen, nur neil eS
etnem 9runfenen ober eiuem Raufs
bolb etnfdllt, mid baau 5u 3minaen."
Irauenltetn ladte b0bntl9 auf.
rSat man jemals lOlde llnper>
iddn,tbett geleben? = Danfen Ste
@ott, Serr, oaB mir uns bier inter
frenbem 9a9e befinben! Oent ipenn
sic mir ba8 an einem neutralen Srte
selagt bdtten-"
@r bielt irne, tnb in letnent @e@
iidt 3udte eS eigentbiimlid, ba er
plosli9 Waub Sorelter sfpii9en li9
unb ieinem @esner iteben iab. STE
mar bem S9auplab ber peiuli6en
S3ene ia 10 uabe 9eweien, baB ibr
lpeber bte l1ria9e oeS StretteS nod
1ein 8erlauf batten eutgebe1t f0nnen,
uno Der 8ltd, NIT pel9em ite jest
iiber bic redenhafte @eItQlt be8 0aron8
Oabinitreifte, muBte ibm 3ur @eniise
perratben, auf melien Seite Tie it'd
itellen fpiiroe.
Stun, warum pollenbsn Sie ni@t,
Serr BON Srauenliein% fragte ite
lpOttil1, unb ibre BELLE, falte 9timme
mar fit jeben in bem raid ansemadles
men 2uidanerfretie peritdnbltd. sd
bin aufriftig neugiertg, gu erfabren,
mas sic an jenem neutralen Srte 9ee
than baben piiroen, oaultt itb Sbnen
i'm Namen meineS GaterS fir SIRE
aarte 6iidii6tnabme auf bie @ren3en
beS @aftre9teS banten fann."
9rauenitein bate fetn @ntlis 3n
menig in Der @emdlt, als baB er troe
ieiner ftraffen Saltuns uto ieiner
finlter bltdenben Qugen Die 8erpire
runs bdtte perbergen f0nnen, in mel6e
bieie ip0ttii6e Gnrebe ibn berieste.
Gin paar gefunbeu perginsen, ebe er
bic @Orte fiir feline @rpioerung eefutts
ben bate, oann aber bielt ct iicb tabel>
los, inbem er nit einer tiefen Gerbeus
sung i'm boflidJiien Gone iaste:
sd geltebe, bsele @ren3en bereitS
iiberibrttten 3u haben, unb oa i'd
mad alien bisberisen @abrneblnunseu
nidt boffen BARI Sbre Ger5eibuus
0afiir gu erlansen, bleibt mir nur
iibris, biejenise Strafe auf mid 3u
nebmen, bic meirem @erseben unse>
meiien lit. SD bite Sie, mein sna>
bigeS Sraulein, mid Sbrem Serrn
8ater au empTeblen!"
(Ecrtiebuns foIgt).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-08
@slifprmia : gsseins.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm groBes Ga.
ger BON feinen California Weinen Bel
6errn s. s. M.eper am Nlamo
8la5a. Serr MeDer fu9t bic Meine
an Srt mnb Stelle aus unb fault brett
aus bem Seller Der Wein5ii9ter. Mls
gutem aenner gelingt es ibn tets, bic
beiten 5orten ausanpdbIen. gr fam
feine &unben unb Samilien nit einem
guten SrDpfen Derieben. gtotEs unb
WeiB Weine in nor3iigli9er QnaIitdi
BON ieBt ab $1.00 her @olIone - fre'
ins 6Qus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-08
@mnbreije : SiAette.

2eiet bic berf@ieOeHeu Gelesenbeis
ten, fir ipel6e bic !,
SiiSli@e pacific = Snniet 8abn.
rebuairte &unbreiies8illette nod 6ifIis
den BIdBen berfauft.
@onelaDe 5empelritter, Bottom,
MaK. Cine State fur bic &unbreife
II. big %. Auguit; giiltis bis gum s.
October 1895.
Wegen ndberer @inselbeiiea nenbet
gu9 an ben ad6iten 5idet asenten
Dber an
@.W. 8ein. SIS. S.Yarts,
Srafic .Manaser, 4.&.B.& En-.
0onitOn. Ger. 09nfon, Ser.