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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-15
Androscoggfn County

LEWISTON, Me. Sept. Incomplete
returns from Androscoggin county give
Powers 5,611; Frank, 1928; Bateman,
2S4; Ladd, 143; Clifford, 49, In 1894,
the county gave Cleaves 4,34S; Johnson.
5,745; Hussey, 293; Bateman, 29S;
Knowlton, ~. Conressman Dingley es-
Inmates his majority as rising 10000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-15
The First District.

PORTLAND, Me, Sept. 1.-THE race
for congressman in the First district,
with two small towns to hear from in
York county, gives Reed 1859; Staples,
$3.50. Reeds plurality will be 10, $780,
Two years ago Reeds plurality was
S1S5
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Rath,s Plurality.

BATH, Sept. 14.-Bath's plurality for
Powers of 7S2, is a gain of $50 over
the last state election. In ward Z,
Arthur SewalPs ward, the Democratic
loss was heavy.
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Carried Eyer County.

AUGUSTA, Me, Sept 14.-Manley
sent a message to Hanna tonight, say
ing the Republicans have carried every
county in the state.
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COCHRAN CONCEITED:
Seems TO THINK HE HAS HUSTLED
BRTAN's BOOM.

Speaks in Omaha to an Audience of
Several Thousand People, Who
Are Paralyzed with the Heat and
the Breaking Down of Benches.
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LOUD AND ENTHUSIASTIC.

Mr. Hollingsworth's speech was loudly
and enthusiastically applauded. When
the people became quiet, Major Nc
Kinley stepped forward, and commenced
his speech. 1t was addressed to the
wool growers of the country, and of
Harrison county. Major Mckinley said:
Il count it as a very special honor
to receive this visit from my fellow
citizens, composed, for the most part,
of farmers of Harrison county. L would
have been glad to have had with you
that venerable statesman, the Hon. John
A. Bingham great applause), whose
message of cheer and congratulation
and good will you have brought me-
Renewed applause.J
1T is especially gratifying to me to
receive a visit from so many of the
farmers and wool-growers of Harrison
county. There is scarcely county in
the state which is so essentially agri
/ cultural as is yours. You have no
large towns. You have but few fac
tories and your occupations are almost
EXCLUSIVELY RURAL.
Your county has long been noted as
one of the great agricultural sections
of the state, especially devoted to that
branch Of agriculture known as sheep
raising and wool gathering. There is
probably no portion of the county with
the same area that has supported so
many sheep as yours, and for many
years, at least, this was the most
profitable industry of your farmers. 1t
is not so good. I balieve, now as for
merly. daughter and applause and
cries of mo, no.')
THE last three years have been
years of great trial, not only to the
wool growers of your county, but to the
entire country. You have seen your
crops disappear and your fleeces dimin-
ish in value to an extent that prior to
1892 you would not have believed was
possible. l remem Der in 1891 to have
/ delivered an address in the city of Ca
dix to the assembled farmers of Har-
rison county, in which 1 undertook 10
predict
WHAT WOULD HAPPEN
if we had free wool in the United
States. There were few men in that
great audience who believed my pre-
! diction then. What do you think of
it now, farmers Of Harrison county?
(Cries of 1--WE think it all right'') In
1891 you had, according to your ban
ners displayed here today, 1913, SOB sheep
Of an average value Of S. per head.
In 1886 you have but $4,000 sheep worth
only S1.50 per head. In 1891 you re-
ceived from 80 to 80 cents per pound
for your wool. In 1896 for the same
grade of wool, from IA to 16 cents per
pound. This enormous less to a great
industry is truly astounding and calls
for serious consideration and prompt
remedy, if one can be found, and thu
only remedy we have in the United
States is by the ballot; and if it is
protection you want, you know what
party carries the banner Of protection
enthusiastic cheers and cries of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-15
GOLDBUG CAnPAiGN.
A Miserable Opening in Montpelier,
Idaho.

MONTPELIER, Idaho, Sept. a.
Amid cheers for Bryan and the feeble
music of a band, Judge Hepburn and
James Shoup opened the goldbug cam
paign at Paris tonight They were
greeted with small crowd, and no en-
thusiasm, and if the outlook for Nc
Kinley is no better in other counties
than it is, in Bear Lake, the goldbug
campaign will be a huge disappointment
to Mr.. Hanna.
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whats the matter with Mckinley?
He's all right.") Prior to the enact
ment of the Wilson tariff law you had
enjoyed, almost without interruption,
from the beginning of the government,
a tariff on your product to protect you
from the competition of the cheaper
lands and the cheaper labor of other
countries. By that act your product
was made free and opened up to the
unrestricted competition of ali
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ONE-TIME ADVERTISING

Is good enough IN its way, but
you should keep your name and
bargains before the public con-
stantIy if you want to make
money.
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BINGHAM WOOL TARIFF,

the venerable author OF (which is still
living in great respect and honor at
Cadiz and sends by US to you his greet
ing and assurance of support, Harrison
county produced more sheep and wool
than any other county in the United
States of like area. Its soil seems es-
pecially adapted to sheep husbandry.
This prosperous condition of our wool
industry was continued under the Nc
Kinley tariff of 1890 and it became, in
fact, not only the leading industry, but
a part and parcel, the wool and warp of
every industrial interest of the coun-
try.
tariff, the sheep of Harrison county
numbered 1925, and were valued for
taxation at $4OO,S7O Since then the num-
Der Of sheep has rapidly decreased so
that in 1896 the statistics show only
92,134, valued at $685. the wool clip
of which amounts to only 512,265
pounds
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CANTON, Ohio, Sept. 1.-THE visit
ing delegations took an early start this
week. Major Mckinley commenced his
speech-making at II o'clock this morn
ing, and he will not finish his oratorical
labors until Saturday evening. At 1880
a delegation of a thousand woolgrow-
ers and business men from Harrison
county, Ohio, arrived at Canton This
delegation started from Cadiz, the coun-
ty seat, and home of the venerable Dip
lomat and jurist, John A Bingham,
shortly after sunrise. AS the majority
OF the men in the delegation were farm
ers, early rising was no hardship for
them. The Harrison county men were
RECEIVED IN A HANDSOME WAY
at the station by the Canton mounted
troops, who escorted them to Major
Mckinley's residence. The candidate
has made a good many speeches in
Harrison county, which is one of the
greatest woolgrowing communities in
the west-and he has a large number of
acquaintance there, many of whom
We're among the visitors today.
EX-Attorney-General D. A Hollings-
worth was spokesman. He said, in
part:
Major Mckinley: Your friends. both
political and personal, of Harrison
county, 1000 in number, are here to-
day to pay their respects to you and
wish you God speed in the manly fight
you are making for American honor,
American industries and American
homes. The people of Harrison county,
here and at home, beg to call your
special attention to the condition of
their one leading industry, the recent
prostration and almost destruction of
which, by Democratic free trade, has
paralyzed every business center of the
county. Under the beneficial influences
Of the act Of 1871 known as the
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Continued on page z,
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CAPACITY OF THE COLISEUM

and then throwing open the doors for
all others to crowd in BY the use -
other chairs and boxes, the broken planks
were again made to do service, and after
the people had again been properly seated
there was no further disturbance, and Mr.
Cochran was accorded respectful hearing,
except that his reference to Bryan on two
or three occasions was greeted with
rounds of applause by the friends of that
gentlemen who were in the audience.
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Keep moving and advertising In
dull times as well as good times.
Don't slack.
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men lieB, oaB CT senus babe, fir bsute
auf bic Repan6e per5tfbte ltno lel1ten
Ylas eire1n s(noeren abtrete. 8etn
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fonberbares @fiiben in ben @usen gang
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oas Spiel aufsugeben wenn eS ibm 10
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Elm lpenig, oh es ni6t i6idli6 Jet,
oem ssortgebenSen leine 8esleitnns
ansubieten, ,er fottnte ibul nob etipas
su lagen baben, aber iiber Dem S6lpa11s
fen bate er i6on BEN ri6tigen e3ett<
punft perldumt.
,@5ute 09adt, gteinbre6t, es bleibt
oabci." Ger frdfti9e Sanoeorud iaste
all' oaS, mas bic lperisen 8orte per-
}d)luieoen, unb Gteinbredt bate bas
@efibl, baB SuItus Mefen allein letn
pollte, allein I'm ieben 9reis. gSar
bas itid5t t1atiirltd? @r nabm lansiam
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ffeinen Gori0Sfrart cine feDr gefntdt
auslpeihenoe 2ll,tlport 81 sebett. -
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gtera auf, uno Der Mono nit ieinem
ihiefen @eiidt = eS iollte erit in ben
ndtblten 9agen 9ollmono iein =
fanlpfte I'm bie 6errl1aft nit ben 3ers
rilienen @olfeni9leieru, Die ipieoer
uno wieber bei,iibt lparen, ibn eiusu<
hiillen. Sin feItlames, bedngltigenoes
@jefiibl bur63udte Suitus: SSie nun,
luenn CT sen Wono beute gum lesten
Mlale idbe, menn bas &entontre morsen
eilten anocren auseang nabme, ais er
criUartete, pean es nitbt bei Der bloBen
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anleben lpollte? @S ourd)id]ailsrte ibn;
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lette ano I'M eiliel iaid)en yappalie
miilenl PUN, It'll 10 tilehr! G'eloalt'
jam befdln9ftc er Die Grniihternns,
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gaiait on s,lart,, rer ipieleu2

Babri&einltG ntdt. Ueripnrt Du absr Gun eas
su, 70 perbe Upspeptitsr, mas urfebtSar eintrtht.
penu Du bic seb6rise 0uantitdt home made"
rgieSA nnp beise 8,sautts anb MonS uno hbnltGe
Wantees Deitfate5en periHIiust. Damn uirit Du aue
SuaIeu fes D1drturertburns bis gum bite en- Gnbs
rur@trien. Wian@e 9suie iinb aNartrrer bteier ari
ron sartsr Susenb biS gum @rdbe; fe istoen aue
he 6amit perbuhberen Qualeu. nnb anes fas
b1audt utht 70 ID isin. 9artnd6is pe has attssn
ih. reidt eS pcr BEN te5wtnaeneeu Gtnfnb pen Scs
ftette.'s Maaenbiner6, ete5em unrersiei6lt6er Was
seneliEir, cas bte Rerpen berubist, bic Etdttsteit
Ser rui6 Masenf&mersen sehSrien 9eber unp Gtns
serebe resulirt, ben 0ppeit fhdrft, bic Gertauuns
befSrnert une hamit pte Gtuerftunbe,. bic bb4Fs
Dual res DrepepttterS, bur mtl'pmmeuf'n pes-Eas
aes madt G6euic pirfiam III bas 8.tters sssen
Diitsfld-, @beumatsmus NIB @erpofitdt, Ma'
larta une htuenleiten; auf ate Srsane eeS Rors
perS ert,edt f etRe rdfttaenpe, betebsnee une er'
frisderfe Ntrtuna. Sur 8efonpalesseneu Ii es etn
yej@ent ter aHsntissn 2atur, ba es bae anerfannt
beie Naitte sesen aue G4wd&esuftdnfe ssnannt
pertsu mxB.
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1attsruna erm1qlidt. Die fietS ofeas
eebaItenea 9oren beS a0rpers geltatten
alien 3erisbunssproouften ees Slutes
freieyen Qlbsug unb bewirfen cine be'
beuteno erbbhte 2eiHun6sfdbieteit bes
61ieree. Ser strIegel. nit oem tie
56uppen abgel0it Derben, TT nit
Bprlihi an3upenseu. bamlt mau bds
3bier ni1t fiBlid madht ODER gar per.
leBt. ,Die 9iitfte idaht bann Die log.
ael6lten Sduppen bon Der 6aui fort,
mus au BEN 3mede aber fieiBg unb
trdftig eehaaobabt weroen; ss 1T Gurbs
aus pertebrt. ben 5triegei ltdrter nnb
bie Burne ibIpdder Su eebran9en.
lland,e laRen gert,e ibre Slebliltgs1
pferbe i'm 5toae uu:er Deden iteben.
i'm bielelben bacur6 ft'uobl ge9en gr.
fdltung gu i9hBen. ipie aud Die 9aut
alatter uno Das 0aar l!dn5enoer 3u er
balien. 8isiea 1T .aber I'M allasnleI.
nen cls Elm idled1t a!fgebrad'es Wobt.
ppQeu au be3ei9nen. henu man tbut
8ferben ben btlien Diealt babur9. baB
man fie abhdrtet; ale perpeiblidt,n
Sbiere srfdl.en fi9 anl leiGtefen. Wlaa
iollte ban pferoeu mir eann i'm Stale
DedeH auflesen. lDenH bsrIeloe falt III
unb ole pf,rbe erbibt beretntomllen.
aber oie Dsdta abHehmeu, |obalo biz
Qfsrhe genileeab ahgsfl9fi llno.
Qlm meilteu NuFMe,fianlfeit beollrfen
hie Wfprhe n,0hrenb tee SaGrmed)fslS,
oenn lie liub baan aegea aae duBeren
ungunftieen ginFhfie gans beionoers
empfiabli1 unb wsnlser wiberfanbs'
fdbig. sic ueiaen baan melt niebr iple
au auberen 3siten an gTfdltungen,
miiIlen aber biergegen auf bas Sorg'
lidfe beibibt wsrbeh. Sod aud ibre
yerbauung 1T bana. leidt man6erlei
5tOrungen ausgeiest, man muB baber
jeDen plDSliden We6isl ses cutters
uub Der 4eben5weiie IL biefer pesinbs
Iorsfdltis nermeiDen.
I'm bas ri1tige 4bbaaren 81 bef5rs
bern. pube moi bic BferDe nit erb0bs
isr Sorgalt ugo gebe ibnea eia reht
leid)t peroouli6e8 Gutter. Soba!b ber
6aarme6iel niAt IN regcludBtaer gSeile
Dor fin gebt. ionbern unterbro6en wtrb
unb selimeiis gaas fOdi. lieSt genb
eine Irantbeit bieien @ribeirungen 5u
8runb unb man muB ben rid)tigen Vers
lauf bes Nbbaarena burh cine fleiue
fart nit acGfa!s usrmiifte @abe pon
2einmebl o0er au0 se5IiiDsem 6erftgn.
Idrot nnterfiiiseG. Sehr gut fino au
bieIem 3nef. aud Mohrriiben unh per
fhiebene Crime @jewddie, wie lnngeder
queifdie Biittld nher Gtsnnuffeln, mo
Don mau sillisr Danes uoa auf beg
fuitsRAGu!. elles In 2ilfm perlangt
6ns MerAp3a m5aIifIf lanBer Srbdle
tuqg fetHsf grbfitstraft rur fets eine
peihaaoige 2lehaubluna. regelmdbiges
gutss 6utter pnO iorgiame Danptflege.
9glrb bieIsn puntien sic 9ebtbreaoe
auImcrtiGmfsii 3ugetDsntet. 10 lObnt
e8 bic ibm eebiomete SOrsfalt reid
li1 bur1 langidbrige ireue un5 tuillise
Gienfe unb man pirb large nid)t 10
piel su Hagen baben iiber bic ralde
MbauBuug Der 8eipanne.
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beridtet Die .,sllls. Shiuei5ers3eltnng"
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l9aute i'm periuihenen CONNER Bel Der
8aierne in st. @allen oem grer5iren at
une b5rte, mic Der illitruireuoe Sffi5ier
cine 6ille Don lu9enanuten araftporten
lber Die Manni9ait ausi6iittete; oas
fiinildbrise 8uri6ben sins gum OifiSier
bin, nabm i'm, bempfratIiber Gefilhles
uol, am u rmel uno iaate: ,tSie, Serr
Offisier, sic m6no nib E 10 flube, Jus
(lonit) lerneo's b'5oloaie (au6)."
Der 9lnsereDete muBte 5lueiual adiung
commanoiren, big bic Seiterfelt ild)
legte.
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Gbronifher Rbeumatismus nit
unbieefamcn 11tusfeln, itsifen Ge'
lenfen uno eefhwddtem SYitem
1T bdufie nit fcrofulofen Grids''
nunsen perbunoen.
Scott's Emulsion peH
Eebertbran, nit unterpbospbor'
faurem SaIs siebt uabruns. 1ter'
psnitdrfuns uno r1eubeIebune.
Geberthran liefert f1ahrune, bat
aber aud ms6isinifde mirfuns,
beioe iino oarin enthalten.
Diefe 1Dirfuueen perdnoern nn'
esiunoe 3uitdnoe in 9cfunoe nno
lisfern oem eefhpdhten uerpsH'
fYitem Die erforoerlide Stdrfe.
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tsseprge WeanorD's
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aaeu inbulirienen gioblifements,
lpelthe aroBe @efdEe n6tbig baben, To-
.pie 0isb5d6tern, 6armern unb aaen
DeMeu. Die @iiternen gebrau6en, III
-@eorg Manbrp's renommirte Danlpfs
fiiferei in ber Sanbelsipelt utter benz
Naneu tSan Antonio Tank Factory"
befanAt, befteus 81 empfe6len. 0err
i0lanorn, siI Jahmanu i'll Der aiifes
rel, Der au1 mebrere fir Diefelbe iebr
tuidtige grfinbuugen in ge5ua auf
Mai9ineu gemadt bat, liefert cine 10
uorsieIi6s Nrbeit. baB nod ME Elm
3abel gegen bieielbe laut geuorben 1T.
5ein &uI ats Gabrifant. Der es nit
iraenb @inem in BEN Ser. Staten
anfnebmen fanM, erftredt fi6 tueit iiber
ole @ren3sn bes 5taaies biHaus unb
Nuftrdae tpmnien ibm ielbit aus ben
entlegenlten Sbeilen Wierifos 81.
Sdreibt uu Rataloge unb preiss
li1en. bic gratis uerfaabt merben.
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Ru6fens Rrni<a ealts.

Die bette @albe Der Belt fir Semitic,
Aneti@ungen, gef9mtre, 6ieter. usb
6auts ausfdlas, 5le6ten, eeiprunseRs
6dube, 6roftbculen unb alie 0aats
trantbeiten; turirt 6dmorrboiben sSes
Eeine Bejabluns. B0Qiae 3ufriebeas
belt sarentirt eber bas Gelb wirb ;ns
rtiderRattet. IS gents bte S@a@td.
Gum 8ertduf in alien Mpntbetea.
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- Sem rpopuIo Rnnauo" Dirb
aus McHauab gemeIbet baB Die Sers
uiiae bios nod stusi 3ogemdtffe Don
aofaIa enifsrnt ltiinben unb naB fie
bios nod bic NnfnHit O8man 8i8nos
obunrteieu, um baun gum an9riHe
Hbersugeben.
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Bel bsul in lester Wode in 9er

- Bel Denl IN leBIer WoWe IN Vet8
| n asgsbalienen gon9reB bsr gaIne
oIogen (Banes aerste) nurDe iebr ab'
ipredenb tbsr bas &ot'i6e Subeltu.
lin eenrtbeiIt. prof. 2iebreih meinte.
oos 3ubertnlin lei bon fat aueu aer3s
ten. einl9liebIid Der YeterindrdrSte,
perworfen uorben. prOf. Or. Dan.
iemann, Wirdons erlier Niftent.
iprad iid sIeidiaas iebr fart gesen
oas 3nbercnlin aug. &c nnrbe &c
meIoet, boB Sod bemnddii mi. einem
neuen geridt ti5er bic geirtung bee
5ubsrtulins an bic SeHentIi6ftit tre'
!en meroe.
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gerRepfuus beruria8t bic 9dlfte ber
,srcreutrantDeiten, Tarl'S Glorer
Root 9bee 1T elm sutes Mittel sessn
gertupfurs. Gum gertauf bet 3al'
ieper & S9u6arb, Sumes Glania. Z.
s. SpelsKp, ". @Obn 6 &c.. 3. Stein,
Central Orug SIore, u. S9weppe.
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GDoleD's 1egifter, WD. % Nlamc
gla3a bat einen &uf fur guten altea
DbiSfep, bic beiien gemiihten @es
trdnte, feline Weine unb auSseseidnete
intpOrtirte unb einbeimiide @isurren
unb fiets frifdeS Bier. Ser @igenthiis
mer. eSoe @oplep, beritfbt fein 8efGdft.
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Sarps @Ioper 8oot Sbee reiaist bas
gfut unb giebt cine reipe iG6ne Jarbe.
Rum 8ertauf bel sfalteper & S9u'
dlarD, Sames glapin. 3. 5. Speleiip.
". @obn & Co., 3. Stein, Gsniral
9rua 5tOre, VI. S6Deppe.
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Ofptt5 att gtemer5abier.

Die 5teuerliFsn fir bas Sabr 1895
5efinben fif jeBt in meinen QdnoeH
uub ale 5taaiS: unb @ounips Steuern
linb ieBt in meiner Office sahibar.
,Sofe Gaffiane,
Gtsuey Solicitor, gerar @nuns0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-19
u. gd)pl5'
Yalnteu @arteu nno 6eitauratiou.


Ser freunbli6fe unb ongenehmfe
@ufentbalt fiir BITE Beiader Der Staot
uub namentli9 fur Jamilitn, 1T
5dols' 8almenearteu. Der nit ether
porsiigliden &eitauraiion, tneld)e Gle
DelifateHeu Der 5aiiOa III better 3us
bereitung liefsri, psrsuuoeu 1T. ufaH
finbet Dor, Sds bette 8las S'sr uTtss
rer heimii6en Brauereieu, porirelfs
lide einbsimii9e uao imfortlrie Welae,
bito Gigarren, alic, quite gBhistiss,
2iau6re &C., unD gum uebelpuB ittis
einen ausgeaei@rsteu 2und. Sams'
taas unb 5onntag6 abenbs hnbeF
i5rei aonserte fait. Siaarbfpielsril
{ieben Die belien Billiards aHr Wsr'
ftiauna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-19

Sauieube Jdlle BON sdptnofn&t.
Aftbma, 0uften, grfdltuug unb Brauns
tuerben tdslib sebeilt bur9 ebilsb's
Cure. 3um Wertauf bel aolteper g
56u@orb, Sames @lapin. 9.S. epel'
le1p, g. gobn & 80. g. Stein, eers'
traI Drug Store, u. Gaweppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-19

Sort finc unn allie Cats
Sec WunatS sSebrnar
Sod, tram, unS biicb bas V'efte:
0aS 8ier, genanut "Lens Starr!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-19

- psabribsr Slditsr per6ffsnili6en
ein Snteruiem nit @,eHsral Weplsr,
Dem GENERALIZATION bon @uba, in
welG)em er ertIdrt. bab i9u bic Der.
hdItuiffe wahri6einIih swiagen MIR
ben, fein Nmt nieber3uIeaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-19

JebI. Gmd, 9ebenafrnft in ireenb einem Ebeil
Cures Spftems pber 1T guer geruenipltem ssrriits
tet ourd unmeiie 2ebensart ober iraeno uelebe lr.
ate? 9bsilt mir Cure sSebler init unb i'd MID Gud
aerne icreiben. tuns mir am Nleiiten hnlf. ba i'd
aNt) 6llfe nptbtuenoig bate Serner ien6e id aud
frei bas Recept eities einfatben Sausmittels. bas
mid rettete
Beridbiebt nicht ouf nioraen, iuns ihr beute tbun
loft Shreibt unter 8eiiebub elmer Greimarte
fir Rids s9lntfuort on Ibpmas Slater. 3 Q. 8oI
EH, anInmnsoo. Did.
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yeoeutruoe Barsaina III 9duDereien,

Da iA in ben lebien atuei Sabren
Derlbiebene 2anbfreden i'm itlDinef'
liben 5beile bes 5taates 9sgen 0Ds
potbet aufnebmen mnbte. 10 bin sd
iest i'm Stanbe, fold)e 2du0ereiea 5gln
uirfli6en 4plfenpreiis inter
ahnliieen 8ebinaungen unb nieariaeta
prosentiage gu Ocrfaufsn. e5ufes
iSarme, 0eus nnb Weioelano. nit uno
0bne gerbsiierunsen, in tlsinsu ilne
srcBen 5iiidsn.
QEeaeu glnselbeiten, prsiis, ssats'
Der SntereRsn, geI9reibune OeS San'
bes &c. id)reibe man on
6. 9. @bannler,
QDdlpoObs 9antaebduoe. San 4ntoi1io
&eferen3su: ssebe Sant in San
Mntnuio.
@slunbbsit unb euten atbeu. erbaltei
Shr bura @bilDb's @atorrb &emebp.
Vreis so @ents. gtafaI Sniettor fret.
Bum gerfauf bel aalteper & shu9aro,
Sanes gIapin, 3. S. Speuenp. ".
@obn & &c., g. Stein, Central Drug
Store, u. Sdmeppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-19

@eaeu Gispepfe uni GeberIeiben
babe sSbr Die seOrudte garantle an Ie'
Der ;Slafde BON 5bi!ob's @itali3sr:
So bei!i immer. Gum Wertauf bel
aaltspsr & Snutbare, Sames glapi1,
5. 3. epeaeRp. u. @pbu & Co., y.
Stein, eentral Drug 9!cre, u.
S4nepbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-19

eSm fd)aumenSen Se@cr
SaS Lone STAR Ster,
Scrbei, Sbr 3eder.
4aS trinfcn mir!
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-10-23

Citizens Guards Certificates
can be framed at King Bros. for
from 25 cents up.
Charles Molteno the barber is
now with Mr.. Peixoto at the Cen
tral barber shop. Mr.. Molteno is
an excellent wielder of the razor
and shears and carries his trade
with him. Peixoto has refurnish-
ed his shop in handsome style SO
that it is now one of the most at
tractiye in town.
If you think it's only good tea
and coffee that we are selling, a
call will convince you that the
Pelama Grocery is a we'll appoint
ed store, stocked with the most
approved brands of goods; and il
the gratuitoas testimonies of it's
patrons are true, they have saved
considerable, since they commenc
ed to deal with us. The proof of
the pudding, etc, Palama Gro
Gerry, opposite Railway Depot.
Tel. 755 every time.