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Arizona republican., 1895-09-21
AN OBJECT LESSON.

Everyone who has followed the argu- ments of the anti-silver men has mo- ticed that they insist that metallic money is almost unnecessary. They tell US that business is done largely and increasingly by means of checks and drafts, and that for this reason it is immaterial what amount of metal lie money we have.
 Recalling that line of argument, it is worth while to turn to the telegraph reports from New York and there read that the withdrawal of comparative ly small sum of the metallic money in the metropolis for export aroused fears that they were on the verge of another Black Friday.
 If the amount of metallic money is so unimportant, how is it that the withdrawal of one-third of 1 per cent of the gold of the country is sufficient to threaten panic?
 The difficulty in this, as in most other countries, is that there is not sufficient money of ultimate redeem ption. The shipment of a few millions from New York to London causes a distur bance, and large shipments are likely to precipitate panic by which hundreds of millions would be lost to the people.
 If the contention of the anti-silver men were correct, it would not be pos sible for the shipment of any amount of gold to cause panic. If there were such ample supply of money of ultimate redemption as cautious bus mess man would provide, the shipment of one-third of.1 per cent of the total amount would not have any effect upon the markets; nor could the eX- port of 5 or of 25 per cent of the total cause trouble.
 The truth is that the scare in New York disproved all the claims of the opponents of silver. It showed that we have not nearly enough money of final payment and that the interests of the country demand an immediate en- largement of our stock by availing ourselves of the metal which nature has provided for us and which we pos sess in ample amount
Arizona republican., 1895-09-21
Every business man can become

Every business man can become successful by proper advertising. It never yet failed an experienced master. Given a merchant who keeps fair goods at fair prices; who misrep- resents nothing and treats his custom CTS fairly; who has daily space in a bright newspaper of approved circula- tion, and who has the knowledge and experience to use that space-there is nothing that can prevent him increasing his business up to the possi- ble limit imposed by territorial con- ditions.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-21

teresting question. Certain it is that since the inauguration of such inn provements values have grown to three times what they were in 1891. It is safe to assume that a corresponding improvement will keep pace again with a corresponding improvement. There is no reason on earth for sup posing it will not do so.
 It is safe to assume also that if we expend a half million more dollars on streets within the next two or three years it will render, the city so much more prosperous and attractive and increase values so strikingly that sub sequent issues of bonds can be sold at far greater advantage to the city than now. Investors are anxious to get the securities of prosperous and growing and philosophical commun- ity. They will pay more for such in- vestments than for those in a slow growing, slovenly looking town. h. vestors want to see evidence of spirit of progress that are absolute guaran- tees of a splendid city with a splendid future. They will pay liberal premi- ums for the bonds of such a city.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-21

PAVING AND PROGRESS

It is worthy of notice that the city's population has grown greatest in the years current with the public improve ments.
 For instance, the city has doubled it's population, we can safely say, since 1891, and it is since 1891 that the side walks and sewerage and drainage have grown to their present proportions.
 In 1891 we had no sidewalks; now we have walks on the principal streets, In 1891 there was no sewer in Phoenix now there are several miles. In '91- 92 about 100 houses were built, in 1894 95 about 800 were built There is a patent reason for assuming that street paving means growth. The 500 houses were built in 1894-95 as against 100 in 1891 because there were sidewalks by which the greater number could be reached, with comfort and ease in all kinds of weather. It has ceased to be hardship to get to them. The great bulk of this building was along the extension of sidewalks.
 People must have paved streets, or street cars, to reach the suburbs and thousands of them can not afford the constant use of the cars while hun dreds of others have their private ve- hicles which are useless half the year without good roadways.
 Whether this improvement of the streets was the direct cause of our greatly increased values is another in
Arizona republican., 1895-09-21
The China section of the city on

The China section of the city on First street has become obnoxious to the better class of people residing in that part of the town. A move should be made by the council to abate the nuisance. A reporter for The Re publican visited the dens yesterday and in another column appears an ac- count of what he saw From his de- scription, which is entirely trust worthy, it is high time that they should be suppressed.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-21

sionaries from other states and terri tories, and hope that their visit, though necessarily brief, may be a pleasant one-productive of a common good to all concerned.
 Today, tomorrow and so long as they remain, the city will be in posses sion of the visitors; and if they don't see what they want, they have only to ask for it.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-21

The American Bell Telephone com pany have commenced suit against the National Telephone company. This is the first suit commenced since the recent decision in their favor, and suits will now be commenced all along the line not only against companies in fringing, but against patrons of the in- fringing companies.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-21

And Cleveland said unto the sons of Abraham, of Isaac and of Jacob: Come, let us rob this people," And they came from the land of Europe and there was a great robbery and much swag.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-21
ADVERTISING RATES.

Rates of advertising in the Daily, Sunday or Weekly edition made known on application at the publication office. Or ring up telephone number 47, and representative of the business department, will call and quote prices and contract for pace.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-21

It is noticeable that all our great men who go over to Europe and take a look around, come back with the dec laration that America is good enough for them until next summer.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-21

The Democrats will probably come to Morrison as their presidential can didate. He is about the only man in the party that would know that he was running this time.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-21

An Uncle Tom" company has fal- len into the hands of the sheriff at Topeka, and there are many other ev- idences of better times in Kansas.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-21

My Dear Sister, am fully com petent to do all the family talking nec- essary on the subject of third terms. Yours, Grover.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-21

Mrs. Lease announces her intention to quit the political stump and take to the lecture platform. This is a change, but very little relief for the public.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-21

The fruits raised in Arizona are the finest in the world. Within five years
 tn fact will be generally recognized.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-21
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN,

No bills against THE ARIzoNA REPUBLICAN O., or its employees will be paid by the com pany unless they were contracted upon the written authority of the management.
 T. J. WOLFLEY. .GenerelManeger
Arizona republican., 1895-09-21

Gentlemen of the Irrigation congress, the city is yours.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-21
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,

THE REPUBLICAN IS fully prepared to do all kinds of plain and fancy Job printing in all the latest styles. Complete book bindery and ruling ment. Work perfectly and promptly done.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-21
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT.

J: M. FLOWERS is the superintendent of circu lation and is authoriz to solicit subscrIp. tions and collect pay for the same,
Arizona republican., 1895-09-21
AGENCIES.

THE REPUBLICAN can be found on sale at Ire following places:
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Arizona republican., 1895-09-21

E~Al1 Accommodations relating to news or editorial matter should be addressed to Editor REPUBLICAN.
 l~All remittsnces and business letteEs shou1d be addressed to THE ARIZONA REFUBL1- oAN'CoMPANY. Phoenix, ,Ariz.
 THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN co.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-16
cs ,ptrS Sbueu and, ant tbun.

Mr. 6reb. Weiaer bon Srping,
fdrelbi, baB er lanse Sabre an elmer
fhmeren Nierenttontbeit au leiben bate.
nit bsftigeu S9meraen i'm &iden unD
einer glei@3eiiigen Blafen Nfection.
St perfu@te biele iosenannte Nierens
6eilmittel. aber obne bic geringfte giins
ffige Wirfung. gtpa Dor einem Sabre
begann ct ben Gebraua bes electric
Bitters unb omar nit fofortiser grlei@s
terung. Sas Electric 8itters eignei
f@ befonbers stir 0eilunG aller Nierens
unb Neber'2eibeu tinb iuirtt In ben nleis
FEN Gdllen iofort. Der @ebrau9 einer
einjigen Glai6e tpirb bieie 1ebanptune
beipeiien. preis mur so Gents fir bic
eroBe Glafde. 81 baben In ben Npo,
tbefen BON s. 4alteper & Son unb u.
Dreib, San antonio. Seras.
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Grlanger,
Der ueue g@meIfnereebr a,,f Der
&Hnfef.&afln.

II
- gte Snolt9e paslfte ober Sunfets
2apa gaI 5ntlgen Ken Srleans u1b
gan Ulanelseo Sgaelsags eitlgert9tet,
oie gu sseganIer etart~tuiIg Der earS
alg! nioeeTiroTen meroerr lilo bic Tabrs
seH slpHgeH pen oeioen Sta0teiI 0ebeu.
enc aogetnr3t gooeil: Qle 3tige, uel9e
olagef e,nMat ole 2SoWe- Soititerss
'ags-ytep SaieanS per!teBett, fanben
sinen lol@en Antlailg. oaB nlnmebr
,aE 1T sme'ma!igef Serfeer 0erfelbett per
2eope-Wfonfa98 UNI Ssnnerfags-
aogeieuen Uo ooa penn ilortgea regelmdBi.
ssn p1Ha9,ssoertear, e'n9ertgtet tDer
oen loa. gltie 5l9e berepen aus
s!M Sans L. nenen aa, eafs. poa meldeea riail'eIt.
,'w nyG sn g parluI a.al uno rglamlng Noom NO
D9t1g @UulIsli HADg!egQH3 ans3etWnell.
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Ratb fit WeRtter.
@oraer

8or iiber. so Sabren f1on purbe
WfrS. WthSlotp'5 Soothing Sprup
bon Millionen bon Miitte-n beim 3ah.
men Der 8inber angetpenbet. Wirt bu
i'm 5dlafe bur9 ba8 @6reien zines
&inbes geff6rt, bas Inn 3abmen iff unb
bor @1mer3en neint2 Wenu 10, laf5e
fofort eine Glaf@e BON sMrs. Wins.
lotps Soothing SprupS bolen. Sein
Wertb 1T unbe3ablbar. So uirb BEN
fleinen Qeihenben iofort Qinbernng bers
f9aTen. gerlaBt eu9 barauf, Mthtter,
es TT fein 3meifeI barlber. gS beiIt
ODfenterp unb Oiarrboe, reguIirt ben
Mtagen unb bic Nierel, beieitigt MinD:
Rolif, ertueidt ben @aumen, perbins
bert @nt5inbung unb ltdrft bas gauge
Spifem. yNars. MinslowS SOOTHING
Sprup1 fur aabnenbe 2inber 1T anges
nebm in Gef9mad unb bas @ecept
ftammt BON einen ber beiten tpeibIi1eu
4er5te In ben Ser. @taatem. gs 1T Bel
allen Drussiien In Der eanaen WeIt su
baben. preiS Is Gents per 6lai1e.
Rauft ni9tS anberes, alS Ntrs. Wtnss
!DmS SnotbtngsSprtp.
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9ie 9riegsfutten Der @elt.

giner Isabelle, bic ber Marines5es
treidr tn ieinem iungiten Beri9te 3u
fammenSefe0t bat, entuebmen mir
folgenbe Angaben ttber ben 9tanb Der
perfdiebenen &riegSfotten.
SIN Dienne Der gereini9ten 5taos
ten iteben aur 3eit - &auonenboote
unb aaitenidiffe ni6t eiasere@uet, -
3S1la1ti6iffe. 20 gepauaerte unb AZ
ungepanaerte areuaer unb 2 9orpebes
boote. 5erner fnb I'M Bau begriffen
5 5dla6if9iffe, 10 eepanaerte uno 9
I ungepan;erte areuser unb Z Sorpebo,
boote.
@roBbritaaniens 9eema6t beltebt
aug so Sdla9tfdiffen, Sc sepanaerten
unb 1873 ungepan3erten &reu3ern unb
189 3orpebobooten. Damn tommt
Grantrei9 nit Is Sdla9tf9iffen, 81
gepan3erten mnb 80 unqepanaerten
areuaeru unb 218 Sorpebobooten.
Seuti6lanb bat 13 g9la9tf9iffe,
81 gepan3erte unb 42 ungepanaerte
9reu5er unb 121 Sorpeboboote. So.
gesen bat Stalien il G1la1tf9iffe,
l6 gepanaerte unb IS ungepanserte
Greujer unb 184 Sorpeboboote.
Die &riea8fo1te HuBIanb8 aGblt 9
S6la6tfdiffe, ia Sorpebobonte, Al
sepanserte unb SO unsepanserte sreu,
aer.
Wod biefem folst Oeferrei6 nit 6
5hla@tfdiffen, Ga Sorpebpbooten, 81
lngepan3erten unb 10 sepanserteu
areu3ern.
gu 8raiiIisns arieesFotte geb6ren
2 S6Ia@tiaiffe, Z eepanserte nnb II
ungepan3erte &reuaer unb 9orpeOes
booten. Mr9entinien bat nur elm
S9Iadiidiff, 81 Sorpeboboote, 5 ae.
panaerte unb II ni6t9epan3erte &reus
3er.
Gtile adblt elm s6Ia6fdif, 8 ge.
pan3erte unb s unsepauaerte areu3er
un6 20 Sorpebpbocte. Oduemart bat
bagegen elm 5dla6ti9iff, 29 8orpe6os
boote. 8 gepanaertt unb 13 ui9teepan:
aerte areu3er.
Sie ipanif@e @eema6t befebt aus l
Sdla6ti6ife. % Sorpebobooten, "a
uneepan3erten unb s sepan3erten &reu.
aern. Sapan bat ebenfaas Elm @1la1ts
f9iff, 40 Sorpeboboote, 80 ungepan.
5erte nnb 8 gepan3erte ariegsfdiife.
S4meben unb Nornegen baben 18
gepanaerte unt 20 ungepauaerte areus
aer unb 80 SorpebobOnte; bic Nieber.
lattbe Is gepanaerte unb 81 unae.
panaerte &reuaer un6 39 3orpeboboos
te. China enbli1 bat nur nod "a
nneepon3erte areuaer unb % Sorpe.
bsboote.
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Wdn5li@er MmSberfauf.

Wie ale Sabre, 10 finbet aud bless
NAL BET uns ein gdn3liber ausDerfauf
Der Waaren au 8 Spottpreiie en-
ltatt. um &aum su MAIDEN far Elm
bolifdnbis neue8 3aser.
Wir offeriren beifpielsneife: I'm,
lere $500 6erreni9ube fiir rtur $2.25.
unfere $500 2abies sOgforb "'Gdube
au $1.25. ainberi9nbe bebeutenb
inter ibrent Mertbe.
alle S@ube bon beionbers gutter
Qualitdt.
Sine r9ies1, tleines MaB. bic 800
unb $3.50 tofteten. psrfaufen mir ieti
fiir $1.25.
Spredt pOr unb iiberseust gud.
CINDERELLA 6 bspaIaR,
Gde 0oufon 5traBe unb NnenHe 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-16
sSm ppraeriidteres sebenealter

uerben MIR Don iinpdbltAtetten sepIast, BON besen
ntr tn nuisrsr Susenh unb IN ber Bonfrait bee 2es
bens feine 3tnuns bdttea. GtsentIt4 tnh's ntAt
ntpdbfi&teten, isutsrn bas natnrIt@e @efuftdt bes
10 BEN Gnee tunetsenbtn 9ebensprp,effes. G@ud@e
n ben senbsn, rbeumattf@e S&merten, Dsspepiie,
tet heuen I'D stn tn ben Tasen, soa benen Der grss
Rbet taet: sSte stfa1en nns ntdt.s Gin ser&frtes
Attel 8eSeu htefe unb aue anberen NItr8bef&merhen
u 9efster's Rasenbtiters. &c bei9Ieuatat rnh ers
tbbt BITE Hluteirtulattun, bef5rbert haburH ben
Stofpeasel unb GrfdIiebuns neuer araftsueleH fur
ee i@laffsencTbtneH 2ebenspreane. Buff M ee5uns
benz appettt unb reselmd5tser gerhauuns, teruttst
unh antmtrt sleitiettis bas 0erpenipRem unb bsust
ber Dtspcftten gum &beumattsmxs ror. Seine bes
suhiseate Nirtuns axf ben NerpenFrsns. peIGer bte
Serstnbuns artf&en ben Naasen uns benz Gettrn
permtteIt, dubert f@ tn BEN alsboIbisen Herf@ntu,
ben Der nd&tI4en RuteIpfsfeit unb bes behrh6enben
0efhtIs bet Tase, pei6e hte sewibnlien 8esletters
i&etnunsen ren Dpspeiie ftnb. Ntereus un6 0Ias
ienlethen xnh BITE f4deli4eu Wtrfunsen seftser xnb
torperlt%er acknowledgement rhnMen 6em Susenbs
slistr Der 9Iten, wel4e Neiet&sxus bas Nttsrs utt
&e&t vsrbtent, bae Gelb.
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@esen aifsefprmuaeue SauSe.

Gin Wat@maRer nit pDnig unb
Glpeerin lein @bl6ffel poG BON iebeut
su sinem Quart WaRer) ift Elm Dor.
3hgli4eS Mittel, bie 0aut gei9meibig
au erbalten, iopie bas NufIpringen Der
6dabe 3u perbtiten. Ga8 ginreiben
Der 6dnbe nit @lpeerin aIein ift ni6t
3u empfeblen. Man gebe Mbenbs bor
benz S9Iafeu9eben. fomie aud Mor.
genbs in bic friidsemaf6enen 9dnbe
etnige Sropfen @lpeerin, reibe bie
0dnbe baria elm unb trodue fe bolls
itdnbig bur@ Betupfen nit benz Sanb.
tufe. Die 0dnbe, 10 bebanbeIt. blei.
ben 3art unb fein, aud bel 8ei6dfti,
gnng In Der 9dlte; 5iebt man iiber
yta9t 9anbf9ube an, 10 II bic @ir'
tuHg nod beHer,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-16
'yombtinns als Gbrifttiubdea.

Sommt iuieber bic idIme GDeib.
uGdbtS3eit
9a ftno aud, bic Wnmfbaettel fdbne fl
berett!
9aS Sebuen Der @atttn lit elm beid3ei=
bemeS,
tss nrebt ftd) nm etu tiemes ,,Gmmara.
ietbenes",
Hub oae 91hterletn, has bulSe,
9radstet nat3 etuer llbr BON @ulbe
hub amt3 nad3 ctltMen 9ettletm uuO
Gpamgen
gebniiid)ttg rtdtet iicb ibr 0erlataeu.
Sereitem and tuiirb's ibr grpken
g@ners
UefGnte tie ettpa feim 9rilbp=Dera".
ltnS audi bte "9errea Smmsens", Sie
beibem,
stnS bon Statmr nid1t aeraSe be.
fdbeiten
Gin pnenntdtiidyeS 3fDetraO mnS ein
v9the",
0Siinfdbt fidb Elm Seber pbue 3tpetfel.
0pd5 bDn Mlletm, tuae iiethiae gd,ttler
beslHdt,
gino fie hetrddstitdb tuem'9er emtaiitft.-
Mber, tuaS idbeaft man benz g@ipaaer
sans
ltnb benz iioeIeu Trenmbe Sraua2
Hub Oufel Gmil, benz @fat. @trateaem,
Ober Trennb Wfax, bem liebem Col.
le8eu2
llnb tuas ioa man tper spiu's pers
iuebrem
Gid oemn ant Cube ielbit beiG,eereu /?
@ftras, tuaS nittIftb nmb amgeuebm
ltnb nid3t gar l6ftiB uno nmbeamem.
@priiber man iid5 fremt unsebemer
1tnO tpas and itblseklid5 ntd,t gar AZ
tbeuer.
gSas iiber StiemanSeS WfttteI reisbt
ltnS ieSer Demtftb 9esaner and
v8letdbt"!
0a paht nidts befier-9Iambe es mir,
MIs ein SAT- "Lene Star'= =Tlai@embier!
0fanb' eS mir rnbis, mas idj ba iaae,
SIM ltebrtsen j: ,,Srobe Seierta8e!"
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siefites 8pbrlpd Der geelt.

Ois lsgte 0ummer bts v@Iiidauf"
oer0Hsnllidt einen @Drtrag bes 8era=
ratba a65ri0 uaf Der 3. Wan6erber.
iammluag Der Sobringenieure uno
8obrte6nifet iiber baS gObrlo6 paru.
i9pmig 5 bei &pbnit in OberfblsIien.
Bisber mar bic gobrung S1Iaoeba9
bel Mel ieourg nit 1748, 40 Metet lies
fe Bic tiffite GER Welt, lte tit .aber nun
burd) bic 8obrung parul9mib 5 sci
meitem iibertrOhen, benn bic leBtere
8ohruns errtibt 2O03, "a Meter 3iefe.
Wenn man bebentt, bob Der a6luer
Dom eiue S6be bon 100 Metsr bat,
10 tam man ii9 oeranf9auli9en, mas
cine Siefe BON 2003, "a Meter (6672
GuB) bsiagen mia. Sie gobrung
biente auBer bem 3mede, @ere6tiame
auf Steinfpblen oil elmer mod unbes
lesten Steue fir ben 5taat 5u ermer.
ben, baBu, iiber bic Gl6boerbdltniRe
bieics @ebietes Ia 0beri6leRen Muf.
iGluB au geben. Die Semperaiurmei.
fungen, Bic I'm Bobrlo9 borgenom-
men ipurben. ergaben etne 10 tpenig
regelmdBige 3unabme ber 3emperatur,
baB cine bsfiimmte Jsornt fid nur
fbmer fetftellen ldBt. Muf "a 5tati,
ouen finb nit ie 6 Sbermomstern 1884
Mefungen oussefibrt, bic elm Gteisea
Der Semperatur BON 12,1 Grab bis
69.3 @rab Self. ersaben. Durhs
i6uittli9 ergaben ie "a, IA Meter Sies
fe ein 9teigen BON Grab Self. Sic
gobrung bate sebauert bonn 26. Sa.
mar 1892 big gum II. Mai 1898.
Die Soften betrugen 1926 Mart Al
pfeunige. lnitbin bur6i6nittli9 per
Meter 81 sd. IS pfeunise gs finb
insgefammt SO 9teinfOblenfl6be bon
aum She'll gang eeipoItiger W}d1tigs
teit erfdloflen worben. Vile Gl6Be
aufamren ergeben cine 5teintoblen.
md6tisteit bon 1895 Waeter, oIio
mebr als bic balbe 9bbe 6es a6lner
Somes.
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5. & O. N..8abn.

Nm 8. DECEMBER tpirb bic Nbfabris.
3eit Der 3iige perdnbert. Die 3tge
berlaffen @alueifon uni 4 nbr, 6ouifon
I'M 5.25 Morgens. San Nntonio um
9.20 Nbenbs. Muitin 12.45 Natbta unb
tommen um 1905 Morgens In ct.
Qouis, nm 8 llbr Nbenbs In @bicaep
unb nm 7.43 Nbenbs ati1 britten Sage
In Wem Oorf an.
.. 5. price, u. O. g. a.,
YaIefttne, 3eraS.
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Teiertass.G Gscnritomen i'm siisen,

gDie genbbnIidb siebt bic ghbli@e
paeifies8abn nod aIen pIdben bes
StboffenS pia Nen Orleans grcur'
fonSbillete 5ur balben &ate aus.
Runbreiiebillete tperben am TO-, 81.
unb %. Oe3ember pertauft, gtiliis auf
80 fage.
Wegen ndberer ginaeIbeiten penbe
man F9 on ben nd6fen Sidetagenten
ober on 2.S. parts.
u. o. q. & 8. a., Soufon, Seros.
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RaNa9e.8iaette aller Ms4
Rad nna bOn Gnropi.
Spiimembe6s ss0aaten niebriaer ese
ie 3tbpr.

Sept TT bic 3eit. 9idets su fauFss
unb Dermanbte unb Defanllte aus bsg
alten 6eimatb beriiberfommeii 3it lojTex.
Wegen genauer Snformation ipenAs
man fit an
@r. a4. S. 9pwMG,
8eHeraispaffagiersN sNeent bet MsalIsrS
Dampfer Qinie,
523 @ahs 6ouifon StraBe, @an Mns
tonic, 3eras.
Offi3ieller Ngent fur a[Ie europkk
i@en Sampfer 2inien.
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Cine edte @eiiersei9i9te muB erfi
nod erwieiea tuerben; ni9t aber Elm
ehtes 8lutreinisungssW sWittel. so unb
10 oft fat es ii6 ermieien. baB Nper's
Sariaparilla unter alien Nebi3inen ais
bas suDerldffigfie tonii1e Mlteratib ba.
hebt. llnb ID ftanb ite allein auf Der
Melts sIusfellung ba.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-16

Sauienoe bDn &beumatismus SsdIs
len finb bur9 Gimer mno 9tmettb'S
@eaept 9to. 285L sebeilt ,porben.
Nue 0eibenben follten cine Glafde bo.
bon periuden.
6. %. preitnn & Co.,
@alpefon, Seras,
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Weun Sic i'm 3meifeI finb, Oh sic
on einfa@en Werbauunasbef6
Ieiben ober an uirflider Dpspepfe. 10
nebHen Ste bios elm paar DoIen
wSimmon8 2iber &esulator", bas
wirb bie Grage fnfort I6ien. SD
babe Simmons 2iper &egulator gegen
Gpspepfie gebrau@t nnb babe babel
gefunben, bab e8 mir DortrefHi1e
Sienfe Iriifete. Cine neine DofiS mad
ben Moblaeiten perbinbert alIe Werbaus
ungsbef6merbsn. - g. g. perfins,
Sbaron. 60. sgs III bic bette Mebi.
ain aur 8ef6rberung ber Derbonung.-
). 5. Blad, Duncan, ari3oua.
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= Bei biefen 3eiten. tpie mir ite
gegenudrtig baben, tra9tet Sober bas
mad, fur bic Geiertage eiipas Nabli9es
gu taufen; ettpaS, baS Mertb bat unb
feinen @ertb bebdlt. Oerarttge Mrtis
tel baben @riber Bros. in reid.
tier MuSmafI.
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Wrnmbeisemtbnms llebertraenmeen

0rnnOetsemtbums llebertra8nm8en.
%. O. Briggs an NSeI Neerf9eibt,
@runbfitd auf profpett 6iG, $2.04S.
@efenb 60. an s. 6. Opbeaweper,
Grunbfhd I'm @efenb, $500.
Or. 6. 30. Npplembite ON Nrel
Wfeeri9eibt, @runbfhd an Ghb, pinto.
StraBe, $1,000.
Sobu 6. Bomb on Grant 8. geitel,
l02 Ader Sanb an Der Webina, $3.50.
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Sd lit an elmer beftisen grtdls
tuns, unb NOR 10 better, baB i'd ni9t
fpre9en tennte. Gin padet bon Or.
augut abnis's 0ambnrger 8rulttbee
feate mid uieber ser.-Seurp s. Sc.
Der, BenDille, Slls.
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Mtlanta i. GrpDittipit.

Nisbrise @rturiitionstreife nod Nt'
lanta unb suriid ftn6 iebt auf Der ssn.
ternatioual gabn in 4raft. Megen
ndberer Iustunft tpenbet @uh an
.. 3. price, u. o. q. a.,
palefine, &eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-16

SiIbermaaren, e3te nnb
pIatirte, BEL griber @ros. Gtenfs
MeKsri1miebmaaren, libren, Dperas
glider, St6de, S6irn1e se. &C., bic "a
bor3tisIid fir @eibna@tsaei&enk
eisnem.
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Notis att gtemersabler.

Die eteuerIifen fur baS Sabr 1895
befinben ii6 ieBt in meinen 6dnben
unb alle Stats unb @ountps s5teuern
finb ieBt in meiner Office sablbar.
Sole @affiano,
Steaer Solicitor, Berar @ounta.