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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-20

DALLAS, Texas, Aug. l9.-Thc thcr-
moncter made its regular score of JOG
yesterday, The red hot mir does not
perceptihly cool of until long after mid
night. Wagon loads OF negroes continue
10 leave town to pick cotton. This move
ment ls exactly one month earlier than
usmnl This means thnt cotton has pre-
maturely opened nnI will all be picked
by the fifteenth OF September II gem
orally takes to the iirst of February to
gntiirr all the crop, but this year It Will
all hc ut the GIN houses the ilrs, OF Oc-
tUbrr. Many buyers who have ready
money nrc collecting at the country
towns and are swapping up every bale
offered Mt present prices
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Engineer und Fireman Killed on tho
Cleveland, Canton & Southern Hoad.

Engineer und Fireman Killed on tho
Cleveland, Canton & Southern Hoad.
CANTON. o., Aug. 19.-EngIne No. 40
on n work train on the Cleveland, Can
ton & Southern railroad, jumped the
track about one and one half miles south
OF Carrollton. O.. at about 6 o'clock to-
night, ran about sixty feet, and then
turned over the embnnkment upside
down, Instantly killing Engineer Joseph
Kirk and Fireman John IIardesty, both
OF Canton.
Brakeman Ed Seymour, OF Canton.
who was on the engine. escaped with, n
few trtflinE bruises as far as can be
learned. The cause OF the accident Is
unknown. as careful inspection OF the
track and engine fails 10 show any rea-
con for the derallment. Engineer Kirk
leaves wife and two children. Fire
man Hardcsty Is a single man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-20

ELWOOD, Ind. August 19.-Evcry-
thing Is quiet In Elwood and thero were
no attempts nj disorder to-day. This
was the day the tin plate company dcs-
IEnntcd MS The one for the employees
TO place their names on tho pay roll or
consider Themselves discharged. None
Of the men In any OF the departments
hive enrolled their names, and The COM
pany has secured no men IN this city to
work. The strikers say tho company
will be forced TO sign the scale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-20
Y. P. G. U. OF U. P. A.
National Convention Opens at Omaha,
Nebraska.

OMAHA. Neb., August 1s.-The con-
ventlon Of the Young Peoples Christian
Union OF the United Presbyterian
Church OF America convened tonight
with 1000 delegates present. This even
ing's session opened with praise SER
vice under the direction OF President
j. H. Murdoch, OF Washington. Pa.
Addresses of welcome were delivered
by Governor Holcomb. Mayor Broatch,
Rev. Alonzo j. L. Turkey and Rev.
Edgar McDill. The addresses were re-
sponded TO on behalf OF the institute
by Rev. oJhn II. McMillln. 4 number
OF anthems were sung during the even
ing by the chorus, which has been in
practice for some time. composed OF
$50 voices,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-20
WINDOW GLASS MEN
Unite to strike Foreign Competition a
Death iiiuw-k Plan OF Procedure,

81" VI
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aug. l9-Ropre-
sentativcs OF the Pittsburgh Window
Glass Company and tho Indiana com
blne met here to-day for the purpose
or establishing IL central Gales agency
10 control the output OF the country.
To accomplish this It will be necessary
not only for tho Pittsburgh aud the
western combines to unite, but the
eastern association AZ well as the In
dependent manufacturers must be
brought into line. To this end the
meeting to-day appointed committee
10 draft n plan OF procedure which will
be satisfactory 10 all concerned.
When. this committee completes its
work another meeting will be called.
The combine. II successfully carried
through, will be almost Identical with
the plate glass, billet. nail and other
pools. Its object will be to decrease tho
expenses. do away with the middle man
and jobber, ultimately TO sell direct to
the consumer, control prices at the
seaboard and strike foreign competition
n death blow.
There nre now about Si5, 1000, 900 OF cap
ital invested In window glass plants
which have In use 1884 pots and give
employment to 10000 men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-20
CONSUL ]. B. TANEY
Shows How Canadian Furniture Men
Brut Ours In Ireland.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. = Consul
Taney, at Belfast, has sent to the state
department. n report shown how Cana
dian furniture manufacturers are push
Ing their business In Ireland He says
that while In Belfast n week, the agent
OF one firm secured orders to the amount
Of $1,000. and In Dublin to the amount
OF $4,000 He gives In detail the meth
ods employed by the firm and says sew
cral other firms are urging their sales.
Mr.. Taney's opinion Is that II American
furniture dealers desire to retain IN ex-
port trade to Ireland hey will have to
adopt similar methods.
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OTTAWA. Ont, Aug. 19.-It has been
ascertaincd on good authority that the
Manitoba school question is as good as
settled and that there will not be any
necessity for remedial legislation. This
decision has been arrived at after mum
erous Interviews between members OF
the Provincial government Of Manitoba
and the Dominion government. There
will be no opposition to the election OF
the Liberal speaker.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-20
TWO TRAGEDIES.
Terrible battle nt II Wheat Threshing-h
Woman Shoots TwU Men Fatally.

Special Dispatch to the lntclllBencor
HINTON, W. Va, Aug. l0,-Ncws
reached this city To-day OF II terrible
tragedy committed yesterday evening
near Cashmere, Monroe county,. Louis
CrOtty and James Polly had been enc
mics for some time and yesterday they
met at wleat threshng and trouble
renewed, Crotty knocked Polly down
and then pulling ne revolver shot him
twice, onG bnll going through the heart,
Policy grabbed the revolver and was
about to succeed DIN taking Il away
from CrOtty when Cr0tty's gOn ran be-
hind Policy and struck him across the
neck with n pNChfOrk, breaking his
neck nnd killing him Instantly. Crotty
was arrested and lodged In jail
James johnson, Carl Mutton and
Rachel Yates became mixed up In
drunken row In Thurmond last night.
when the woman pulled revolver and
fatally shot both of them. She was
arrested and placed In the Fayetteville
jail
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. Aug. 1o.-Act-
Ins~Secretary Cur'tlR~ to-day received n
telegram from the assistant treasurer ut
New York, stating that arrangements
had been made there to Import $1,000, 900
in gold coin from Europe. The officials
are hopeful that the tide has turned
and that from now on the reserve will
be rapidly Increased.
The treasury to-day lost Sl53, 600 In
gold coin and sl3,600 in bars, which
leaves tho total amount of tn. reserve
SlO1 36l. .05l
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day positively Identified an the guilty
mnn. Ills bond was fixed at $4,000, lIe
waived Il hearing and waa rCmRndrd TO
jail. Mrs. Roberts Is slowly recovering
from her injuries. Now TINT tho IdcntI.
iicatlon Is positive and the feeling
against Easlcy high, Jliler Muncey
has daublcd tho guard ut the jail to be
In readiness for any emergency II Is
believed, however, Tint the law will be
allowed to run It's course,
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Special Dispatch to the IntcllIgencor.
WESTON, W. Va, Aug. 1g.-The fol-
lowing tcnchers were appointed for the
graded school for the coming term:
Principal, r. r. Burdettc, with the fol-
lowing assistance, Perry G. Alfred.
Mrs. Mary Bland, Mrs. John Rumbach.
Miss Mary Dew, Miss Nollie Rnmsburg,
Ii-g Hattie Owens. Mrs. Alice Lorentz.
Miss Berthe Bailey and Mrs, Simon
Young. W. p. Crimp will have charge
Of the colOred department.
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RNpE,, Isle Of Wight, Aug. 19.--An In
quest wag opened this morning upon the
remains Of Baron Mor!,z Curt Won Xed-
wlt2. the German yachtman who was
killed yesterday nv n result OF the collis-
Ion between Emperor Williams Yacht
Meteor and Icdwita's yacht Isolde, In
the reEntth OF the Royal Albert Yacht
Club, on South Sea. Baron Won Hcdt
w't1, waN formerly German minister TO
Mexico and WAS at one time attached TO
the German ministry ut Washington.
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come In contact with all the leading
Republicans Of each ntntc; md they
confidently expect TO carry ono ana NIL
OF them, But nm free to say that n
vigorous campaign must be- kept up I'M
I'll election day 10 accomplish what we
hope ana coninedtly expect TO nChlcyG
In each ono OF these states"
u am now on my way TO the cnHt,"
added tho senator, 81 nm scheduled for
two speeches In Vermont and one In
Maine. | shall leave Chicago tomorrow
nj 4 n'nlnclE y = - ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-20

CLEVELAND. O., Aug ia dis
patch was received to-day from William
j. Bryan saying that he would be In
Cleveland on August 81. and would
speak here In the evening. A change
In dates had been suggested. but Mr..
Bryan said he could give no other date
TO Cleveland. y meeting will be held
tomorrow between the executive COM
mittce OF the Bryan and Scwall silver
club and the PopulIst congressional
committees of the two Cleveland Dis
trlcts TO arrange for the reception.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-20
LUCAS GETS HIS WORK IN.
lie Knocks Out the Democratic Slate Can
didate for State senator In the Thir-



didate for State senator In the Thir-
trenth.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
MARTINsBURG, w. Va, August 10.
Judge Daniel B. Lucas. the pioneer
silver leader In West Virginia, got re-
venge to-day for his downfall at the
Davis convention. when he was beaten
by John r. McGraw for delegate-at-
large TO Chicago. The vote of Berkc-
ley county, II will be remembered. de-
feated him upon that occasion and he
has been swearing vengeance ever
since. 1t came to-day In the nomina-
tIon OF candidate for state senator In
the Thirteenth district, composed OF
Berkeley. Jefferson und Morgan coun-
ties.
II was Berkcley's turn TO name the
candidate, and the Berkeley delegation
was almost solid for r. G. Burkhart.
When the bhlloting came Lucas swung
the Jefferson delegation to DIV. Shaf-
fer. OF Martinsburg. and he was nomi-
mated. The Berkeley Democrats are
greatly displeased and many say openly
they will work to defent Shaffer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-20
ONE OF ALTGELD'S MEN.
Anarchist Nrrbr, whom lie partlonr,l,
Deserts His Wife for Another Woman,

Deserts His Wife for Another Woman,
CHICAGO, Aug. l9,-Oscar Neebc, the
anarchist who was pardoned for his
completely In the IIuymarltct riots by
Governor Altgeld, has left his wife and
clOped with another woman.
NrebG was Il wi1nwer at the time of
his conviction, and shortly after his re-
lease from the penitcntiary married his
present wife who Is well to DO.
Mrs NCcbe said last night that her
husband had left her, and she did not
care " lie never returned. IF he does
she said. he VIII meet some unplcasOnt-
ness" Th,, woman with Nepbe is said
TO be Mrs. Theresa Mueller, of this city,
The couple have known each other but a
few weeks.
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Mrs. s,yI.hrr', Funeral.

Special Dispatch to tho intclllRenccr.
WESTON. w. Va, Aug 1a.-Thc fu-
r"rnl nj Mrs. George W. Swlshcr. who
committed suicide by nklng cup full OF
n deadly drug while IN Il demented con-
dition at Troy Monday. took plncc at
her homo at Ncwburn to-day. She was
very popular and the wife of Mehchnnt
q. ". Swlsher mt Scwburn.
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LAWRENCE. Aug. 19.-Noticc has
been given that the Paclilc print works
win shut down from August 20 TO Sep
te,nher s. This will throw nbaut .,hOO
hands ont OF employment. Agent Pnr-
kcr to-day declined TO state the reason
for thl3 action on the part Of the corpor-
alton.
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N'E w
Special Dispatch 20 the IntcllIgencor.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelllgencor.
kEYSER, W. Va, Aug. ia Re-
publican league club has been organic
cd here with large membership. The
Republicans In this county ure wide
awake and enthusiastic. The officers
Of the Keyser club are: Charles FInnell.
president; G. A. Woodward, sr., Vice
president: George Davis, secretary;
Thomas P. Adams. treasurer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-20

TOPEKA, kas,. Aug. l9.-The city
council haa enacted n currcw law. Ii
provides thnt all children under sixteen
years OF ngc, found on tho streets or I'm
puDlic places tInocrompanied by guar
dinns, aftcr y. m, In summer und s n.
m. In winter, shall he arrested and fined
not less ,han s5 nor more than $25 The
lflrc bell Will ring every evening ilf,ern
minutes before the hour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-20

SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 19.-When the
American line st. Louis arrived here
this morning from New York, she was
saluted with twenty-onc guns by the
United States flagship Minneapolis, as
Secretary Herbert was on board. Ad-
mlrll Sclfrldgc and Captain liunkcr, In
full uniform, met Mr.. Herbert us he
landed
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Won't Accept I,rductlon.

SFSSiai pbpn'cH 10 tue intclllgencor.
STEUBENVlLI.E, O.. Aug. lg.-The
employees OF the Riverside furnace have
been notified that Il new scale OF wages
VIII 70 Into et1cct August 30th, which
means reduction OF 20 per cent. The
officials say they Intend to shut down
on account OF dullness OF trade due TO
the free silver agitation, but ff the men
nccent the reduction they will continue
operating. The workmcn say they will
not accept.
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LIMA. Peru, Aug. l9.-Mr. Harrison,
tho owner OF the Santn Domingo gold
mine In the province Of CNrnbnya, tie
partment NJ puno, and other rich gold
mines In Peru. haH discovered n whole
hill In the Andes mountains extending
at least two leagues, and full OF veins
~ rich rnll nlnrlZ.
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Special Disputch to tho Intcllgmccr.
WESTON, W. Va, Aug, 19.-Earl
Wilson, who broke jail here about
three weeks ago. was arrested ycster-
day nt Piedmont. JaIler Hall has gone
after him.
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We have a Dark Rosewood Piano.
I l-3 octnvcs, In perfect condition. With
out n scratch or mar and looks as good
ne a piano fresh from the factory
which We offer ut $l65. This Ia n rare
bargain. i. W. BAUMER co, E
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hn"cihl Dispatch IN tho IhtflllRenccr,
PARKERsBURG. w. Va, Aug. lo--.
Erh iissley, tho cnlorcd man who com
mittoh murdcrouS assault on Mrs.
America Roberts at her home, was to-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-20
UNDER ONE ROOF
But All Not Harmonious in the
POpo.Dcmocratic Ranks.
P0PULISTS STAY BY THEIR MAN

And Insist that Watson Must he Sasthined
bv Every True and Loyal Popuii,t.
Chairman Iiutier Declines to Teoogniro
sewaii-Thero Must be n Hoeognition OF
Watson In Every State In which there II
Fusion, or tho Pops Won't Piay-senn-
tor Faulkner Appeals for Funds.
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For West Virginia Ohio and Western
Prnnsylvania, fair; slightly warmer; lisht
variable winds shifting to southerly. n
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IIAMBI'RG-s Scotia, from Baltimore.
GESOh-AWnrrn from New York.
BRfM ERlIAVEN = CnrlsruRc, from.
New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-20
MAJOR M'YIELEY
Receives Greetings From Comrades In
New XDrl.-JiOrr MrISInlry Climbs

Receives Greetings From Comrades In
New iorls-Nore Mckinley Clubs.
CANTON. o., Aug. Ex-Governor Nc
Kinley to-day received a telegram from
Mayor Green. OF BInghamton. N. Y. ex-
tending greetings and announcing that
the national convention OF the Union
Veterans Legion In session there,
would be addressed by General SIcliIes
on the duty uf old soldiers In the present
national emergency. Governor Mckin-
ley replied:
CANTON, O., Aug. 10, 1896.
Hon. GeorgeE L. Greene, BiaGhamton. MY.
I very deeply regret that cannot Join
with my comrades OF the Union Veteran
Legion ut their eleventh national en-
campment. Please convey to them my
congratulations and best wishes.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
The organization Of Mckinley clubs
continues. Telegrams received to-day
announce the organization OF clubs at
New Orleans. La: Newport. KY: But
Ter, Pa: Crestline. o.: Lebanon. o.; Co.'S
hocton. O., and Cory. Pa.
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his WORD GOES"
Senator Thurston's Manly Accept.
ancc OF Bryan's Denial.
MADE BY DEMOCRATS

hat the PopocratIo Candidate Having
Personally Denied II, the Nebraska Sen.
ator says that lie Iieiicves Iiim-As for
Senator Stewart, lie IL Entitled 10 No
Further. .Notiee-Iiryan will Waste Ills
Time Stnmping New York Stakeholder
Important Political News.
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Beoeuteuoe Bargains in 0dnoereier.

Da i9 in ben leBien atpei Sabren
peri1iebene 2anbitreden i'm iiibwefs
li6en 8beile bes States gegen 81.
potbet aufnebnten muBte. 10 bin i'd
iebt im 5tanbe, iolde 2dnbereieu sam
mirtli9en aofenpreife unter
ahniiiqen 8ebineunsen unb niebrigem
prosentlabe gu uerfaufen. 8ntes
isarms. 6ens nnb Weibelanb, nit unb
obue gerbeHeruuseu, III tleinen unn
groBen 6tiiden.
Wegen gin5slbeiten, preiie, Hats
ber SntereHen, Bei5reibung bes gatts
bes &c. idreibe man on
6. 3. gbanbler,
2odmoob8 gantgebdube. San Mntonto
8eferen5en: Sebe 8anf in San
Mntonio.
@eIuubbeit nnb suten atbeu, erbaltel
Sbr bur9 5bilob's @atarrb Remebp.
Breis so @ents. Nafal 5niettor fret.
Sum 8ertauf Bel aaIteper & S9n@ar6.
Sanles @labin, &. s. 9pelehp. VI.
@obl. 8 g.. g. Stein, Central Drug
@tore, u. Shtueppe.
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Ahen,natis,uns.

Ghroniiher Rbeumatismus nit
unbiesfamen 1l1usfeIn, fteifsn 6s-
lenfen uno 9sfhwddtem SYitem
1T hdufie nit fcrofuI0fen Gridei'
nuneen perbunoen.
0cott's Emulsion Don
Gebertbran, nit unterpbospbor'
iaurem Sals eiebt 11abrune. 1lsr'
penitdrfuns un6 ueubelebuns.
Geberthran liefert Uahrune, bat
aber AUDI meoiSiniide 10irfun9,
bei6e iino oartn enthaIten.
Dieie 1Dirfunssn psrdnoern un'
9efunoe 3uitduoc in sefunoe uns
lisfern oem eefhwdhtsn 1terpea'
fYitem Die erforoerlide Stdrfe.
so Gents unb 81 90.
ScoTr & BowsE Chemists, New York.
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u. g9pl5'
Yalmell 0arten llnb 6eitanration.

Ser freunblidite unb augenebmife
Wufentbalt fur bic Befn6er ber Stabt
unb namentli6 fur Jamilien, TT
S6ol3' palmengarten, Der nit einer
porslglitben &eifauratica, lpelbe ele
DelitoteHen Der 5aiion in better 3us
bereitung Iiefert, nerbunbsn 1T. Ntan
fiubet bort oas bette @las Bier unies
rer beimil6en 8rauereien, uortreffs
li6e einbeinlif5e nnb imeortirie Weine,
bito @iearren. alte, quite gDblsttes,
2iquDre &C., nnb sum ueberflnB itets
einen ausgesei6reten 2un6. Sans
tags unb Sonnta9s Qbenos flnbeu
5rei. aonserte iatt. 8illarbfpieleru
iteben bic befen BILLIARDS 3nr Ner'
Fii1und.
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@ie tommt es, baB i'm Griiblinse
10 pieIe WtenibeH an WabiSteit leibens
gs tommt baher, baB Der pl0blide
Sempsraturpedfel baS ganae Spitem
anBer Orbnuns bringt unb gana befon.
bers lit eS bic Sober, ueId)e barunter
Ieibet. @egsn ale GebsrleiSeu aiebt eS
nidis beferes mie Or. NnaHii s. 6nig's
6amburger Srppfen, mas idou in tdus
fenben pDn 6dliea betuieiea wurne.
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esamseisentbmms llebertrasmuseH.

@sanoeigentbun,S llebertrasuugen.
@eorgine Obnefsree an Qug. Grnft
Obneioree, @runbfid on @aft Cons
merce.Str. $500.
2ouis Gdart unb Jrau an Wartin
Simene8, 120 older 2anb in geTar uno
Mebina 60. 5000.
2ouis gfart unb Trau an 8. 8.
@laB, lao 4der 2anb in 8erar unb
Wlebina So. 5000.
%. S. grpntep au Xouis @dari. 21S
Nder In BeTar @ountp. $500.
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Guoleb's 8e8tfter, go. % alamo
plaaa bat einen Guf fur suten alien
Wbistep, bic befen eemii1ten @es
trdnte, feline @eine unb ausge3ei6nete
importirte unb einbeimii6e @isarren
unb itets frii6es Bier. Ser @igentbhs
mer. Soc @oolep, beriteht iein @eiddft.
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Snt itb1umenoen Seher
9as Lone Star Sier,
Serbei, Sbr 3ed3er.
3aS trinfen mir!

3arI's gIoper &oot Sbee reiuisi 6as
8lut unb giebt cine reine f56ue Garbe-
Bum gertauf bel aalteper 8 @6ua
6aro, Sames @laDin, 8. s. Speuefp,
R. @obn & Co., 9. Stein, GsntraI
Drug Stpre, u. S9meppe.
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- Ger Grbgrubber3os bon Dl6en.
burg, gomluapbeur ber 19. @ooalle.
rie 8rigabe bat = angebiih iDegen
Differensen nit bem 4aiier - I'M @nt'
hebung BON biefem COMMANDO ua6ses
inmf.
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Stptis ait gtemer5abler.

0ie GteuerIifen fir bas Sabr 1895
befinben fid iebt in meinen 9dnbeH
uno aQe Staatss unb @ountps Steuern
finb iebt in meiner Office aablbar.
Sole @alfiano,
sieuer aclettor. 8erar Gountp.
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gsrfspfuus bsruria@t bic 6dlfte ber
6rauenfrantbeiten. 2arl'S @loner
Root Sbee III elm gutes Wittel gegen
WerFopfung. Gum Bertauf bet Ral'
teper 6 S9u9arb, Sames @laniu, &.
5. SpeaeHp, R. @obn & Co., 3. Stein,
Central Srug Store, u. S9wsppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-17

Sort finb nun ale Gate
9eS MUnatS Tebruar
Sudl, traun, unS blteb baS Seffe:
9aS 8ter, aemannt "Lene STAR"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-17

@eaen gispepFe unt 2eberIeiben
babe ssbr bic gebrudte @arantie an ie'
Ser slai6e bon SbilSb's gitali3er.
@s BELT INNER. Gum @ertauf bet
9alteper & 5an6ar0, Sames @labir1,
5. s. epeaefp. &. @Obu 8 Co., g.
Stein, Central Drug 9tore, ".
Shueppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-17
(Seprge NyeataorD's
9an1pf= &uierei III gan Niltouio.

9tlIen inbufrienen gtablifements,
pel9e groBe @efdbe n6tbig babem, fo'
mie 0ieb3t6tern, Garmern unb aaen
0enen, Sic @ifernen gebrau9en. TT
@eorg Manbrp's renommirte Dampfs
fiiTerei-iu Der 9anbelswelt unter benz
Namen "San Antonio Tank Factory"
befannt. beitens su empfe6len. 6err
Manbrn, ein Ga6mann in Der aiifes
rel, Der au6 mebrere fiir bieielbe .iebr
pi6tise grfiubunsen in Besug anf
Mai9iuen eemadt bat, liefert cine 10
por3ugli6e Nrbeit, baB rod ME Elm
8a6el geesn bieielbe laut gemorben 1T.
@ein aaf als Jabritaut. Der es nit
irgenb @inem in ben Ser. 5taateu
anfnebmen tann. erftredt fidl nett iiber
bic @ren5en beg staates binaus unb
Nuftrdge fomrnsn ibm felbit aus ben
entlegenFeu 3be.lem Mierifos au.
Ghreibt um aatalo9e unb preiss
lifen, bic gratis beriaabt werben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-17

3aufenbe 6dle bpm G9winDia9t,
Nfbma, 0uften, grtdltung unb Drauns
perbem tdsIi9 sebeilt bur@ GbtlsA's
Cure. Gum @ertauf bel aolteper d
@@u9arb, Sames @IaDtu, 9. 5. Gpel'
Ieifn, 6. @Dbn & &c., g. Stein, Geis'
trail Drug Store, u. GGmeSpe.