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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-06-07
"BOSS" RULE IN THE UNITED
-. STATES. g.. -....

The genius OF free government is
the rule OF the majority. An oigar-
chy is not a free government. Nor is
that government really free which is
ruled first by one, then another oil
garchy, even when the choice be-
tween the two is made by an other
wise unrestricted majority.
The self.constituted machines which
control the political parties are 80
many oigarchies. The majority of
the voters at the polls chose between
Bonapartist and and Bourbon. A
Louis is overthrown, and a Napoleon
takes his place. The majority rule
within these imitations-they make
choice occasionally between the
masters.
This, in a general way, is the politi-
cal situation of the entire country,
but more particularly is it true of the
great cities, the centers OF political
Vaccinations, of political organiza-
tons, or machines" and of political
skullduggery. AS the nation has be.
come older and larger, the influence
of the city vote has increased, until
now it dominates State and national
legislatures. While the small towns
and the agricultural districts are not
free entirely from the malign infiu-
ences OF bossism, it has not as yet
taken them by the throat and robbed
than of their rights, openly and bold
ly. with the same uniform success.
"We will give you the right to vote,
and even to have your vote counted.
but, we insist upon controlling and
manipulating your cauc;lses and pri-
maries," is the revised creed Of the
bosses. The concession of an honest
ballot was wrung from the bosses al
most by threat Of revolution. Having
gained this much, our consciences
and patriotism have taken a test, and
meekly as medieval peasants we vote
for Tweedly Dee or Tweedly DUN, at
ter our masters have chosen these
puppets for the occasion. This Ii the
present state of the experiment in
free government which was baptized
in patriots' blood over century ago,
and which the rest of the world has
baen watching since with cynical pes.
simism.
@We allow ourselves to be Cypress.
ed by an impersonal, irresponsible,
extra legal body, without conscience
and without remorse. 1t rules eau.
cuses, names delegates, appoints com.
mittees, dominates the councils of the
party, dictates, dominates, makes
platforms, dispenses patronage, con.
trolls State legislatures, stiles oppo-
sition, Furnishes independence, and
elects United States Senators" ED.
ward Insley in the Arena.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-06-07

Our attention was again called this
morning to the condition of that Gel
lar on the north side OF the street.
When the door is open, the smell
coming from the cellar is simply hor
rible. IL we get another Whit Of it,
we will mention the proprietor and
call upon the authorities to abste
the nuisance.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-06-07
La...Grippe

La Grippe
.H you have had the
qtippe, you know its aches
and pains, the fever, the
ctiills, the cough, the de-
preston. The Grippe ex-
haustS the nervous system
Quickly, lowers the vitality.
Two things shoUld be done
atSnce:.-the body most Be
Strengthened, and forcemust
u given to the nervous sys-
tegn. > Cod-iiver oil wifi do
the firsts Hypophosphitcs.
tie second. These are per-
ma neatly combined IN,
SSottHs Emulsion. 3
IBut you can put your sys-
tim in a condition unfavorS
able TO II. 'You can have
rich blood, and rcsistive
strength. SCOTS EmulSion
prevents as welt as curcs.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-06-07
SohOol Report.

Following is report Of the Peko
school for the month ending
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-06-07
Collection Agency.

Iudor'ed by the Leading Firms Of tn
Coast. g
What isf
Tho INTERSTATE < CoMMERcIAL
AND COLLECTION AGENCY.
Send your slow accounts to them forico,
cotton.
once, o1o Fifth Street. Sacramento, Cal
Don't delay. Gall st opoe and let us have
your business
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-06-07

NELLIE ANDERSON,
Teacher.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07

John Winegardner, au old and
highly respected citizen and sab
stantial farmer of nea- Johnsto~n,
was in the city Wedne s1ay On bust
ness and favored US Substantially.
He reports stock water in his me- gh
borhc o1 getting scarce.
Three of Chas Morrillg' children,
two bows and girl, were seriously
hurt Tues lay evening. by beip 6
thrown from cart by runaway
horse The children had started to
their home, about two miles east oil
town. The frightened horse rar
into a wagon in trout OF the Sta1
blacksmith shop The cart was
smashed and the three children were
thrown violently to the ground. The
Oldest boy, in the fell, struck tele
graph pole and it is thought, was
Internally injured he was taken
to sheriff Mudd's residence at th'
iail, aud his condition will not sdmi
of his removal home as yet. Th'
other little boy and girl were more
fortunate and escaped with scratches
They were taken home By their pa
rents. who arrived in town sooI
after the accident. being warned o
the disaster by the return Of th
horse with part OF the harness on
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
MURDER AT RICH HILL.
/ Young Man Named Briscoil the Victim.

Young Man Named Br,scoii the Victim.
DR.. q. F. Renick, coroner, was
called to Rich Hill Wednesday
morning to hold all inquest over the
remains OF young man named
Briscoll, who was found dead on the
streets at the conclusion OF the per
formasce of tue Forepaugh 4 Sells
circus Tuesday night
The BODY Was picked up about 100
feet from the entrance to the circus
tent.
Tue killing of the young man, so
far as the TIMES can learn &C this
time, is enstrouded In mystery
Chas. Bell, young man connected
with the circus as lemonade ven-
der, WIS arrest. d by Deputy Sheriff
Joe Graves aud place. 10 Jail,
Bel Is a nice appearing young
fellow about % years Of age.
To TIMES r-por;er, who called
on hun at tn jtll yest erday morning,
young Bill stated his home was IL
Columbus, OHIO. and that he had
been with the circus four or five
years.
As to the murder Of young Bris.
coll, for which he was arrested, he
dlsclaimed any connection.
He acknowledge d, however, that
during the evening performance he
had had "a wordy quarrel with the
deceased and several of his friends,
aud that he walked out from his
stand into the crowd to slap Brscoll,
but SAID the boys crowded around
SO thick his courage failed him
About this time" said Bell, ''some
of my friends came up, and they
went into the crowd aud slapped t
couple of the b VS. The tioab {
then ended and the towa boys went
away.
''At the conclusion of the citcu:
q performance and after packing N,
g uaps, I started for the train ant
s had walked about 100 feet from ID,
:. staud when l came across B,iscoll IL
a the StIect he WIS On Uis uduus dus
feet. My first thought was he wa
j drunk Ce ming up to him, l spok'
t. him, then / took hold Of him tt
9 help him up and saw be was hurt
Several other men came up at TIM
time and they took him into house
l went on to the tram. A short tim
5 after the sheriff came and arrested
me, that's all know about the affair
;, I did not hit the boy and know
u nothing as to the cause of his death
The chariot wagon had just passe'
him and / thought it might hav
been that he was struck by th
= wagon"
The deceased had been struck o
= the head and the lick crushed b,
:. skull
Briscoll was young man, abou
Is or 20 years of age, and son OF
& miner
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07

The Mo Pacific depot at Richards,
Vernon county, burned Friday night.
The building aud contents were a
total loss The cause OF the fire is
not known.
A mob and blood hounds are pur
suing a negro, who entered the
home and assaulted Mrs. Owens, at
Carrollton a night or two ago. The
negro entered back window of the
res dence and forced the door lead
ing to MIS- Owens room. Her
screams brought the neighbors TO
her escue.
DR.. Z. r. Jones and family will
leave in few days for Bornbeck,
Louisiana, to make that place their
future home, and where the doctor
will open an Office for the practice
OF his profession The TINES, with
tie many friends of the family re
gret to see them leave, and the best
wishes of ali will go with them.
Mr.. and Mrs John Leech. two of
Bates county's venerable and highly
esteemed citizens, will celebrate
their golden anniversary at the resi-
dence Of their daughter, Mrs. d r
Braden. Homer township, October
10Th, 1897 The TINES extends con
gratulations to this aged couple OIL
their fiftieth anniversary, and best
wishes for their future health and
happiness
The Rich Hill Review, one of the
very best rural roosters in this state
rounded its eighteenth mile post las
week, and it came under the wire a.
last quarter with full head of steam
and In better condition than in it,
history Bob is all right and b.
knows how to get out reliable ant
newsy paper Eighteen more year
of success to the Review
Geo Mcconnell. stock buyer q
Diepwater, Henry Co, has brough
libel suit against j, W. Marolf,
farmer, and Hamilton 4 Noll, pro
prietors of the Deepwater World
asking $1,000 damages. Marol
published a card in the World, owe
his own signature. charging ths
Mcconnell had cheated him in tn
weight of lot of hogs.
) Rev. Jarvis, the new pastor fo
: the NJ. E. church, south. arrived il
the city Friday, aud filled his pu
pit Sunday morning and evenin
, preaching two very interesting Sci
.. mons. At the evening service b
announced that the services nez
: Sunday would be protraoted for a
!. indefinite period. He is a logics
talker and we understand his foe
| is well pleased with his coming.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07

Wells in this city that never flick.
cred before are just about ready to
give up.
A fresh line and large assortment
of candies just received at the Post
office News stand.
Two fine horses were stolen fl ON
Chas. Z Sellers, of Metz, Vernon
county, few nights ago
Robert Lotspeich severed his
relation with the Free Press and
pulled out fer Kansas City Monday.
O. A. Heinlein. of the Bennett
~Wheeer Mere. Co. store, left for
Illinois Tues lay on visit to rela-
tives.
Ecoaomy and strength are com
bined in Hoods Sarsapparilla. Ev-
cry bottle contains 100 doses and
will averge to last a month
w. W. Lamar, prominen falmsr
living near Amsterdam, was in the
city Tuesday and favored us sub
stantially.
Ladies are invited to see the fine
fall millinery at Miss Kate Harper q
on the west side. An experienced
st. Louis trimmer has bee II engaged.
Chas. Mud1, sou OF sheriff Mudd,
is out brau new SIS suit of clothes.
He had only worn them once. The
= clothes were taken from his room a,
the jail
Our friend Joseph Crow, formerly
OF this county, now of Miuot, North
Dakota. remembers us with remit.
tance, for which he has our thanks
He is doing we'll in his western
home.
Judge DeArmoud left for lows
Sunday He gees to assist in thu
= campaign. Judge DeArmond ba.
gained great reputttion as cam
paiguer and his services are much
sought after.
Miss Lucy Bachelor. who served
for four years as clerk in the pos
office in this city, left for her HON,
in Deepwater township on Wednes
Nay. During her term she never los
'ay, and her services were satisfac
ito the postmaster andthepublic
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07

Clinton, Mo. Oct Rev. A. L.
Jordon has resigned his pastorate of
the Baptist church here and will
temporarily rest from pulpit labors.
Rev. Jordan attained come notoriety
las. year by signing a manifesto IA.
vorabie to r L Lewis, republican
candidate for governor. and endeav
o,ing to offset the effect OF the lat
ter's KirksviIle speech.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
MOTHER POISONS CHILDREN.
Strychn,ne "a Coffee Nearly Wipes out
A Nebraska Hansetiu!d.;

A Nebraska Hansei,u!d.
Schuyler, Neb, Oct 3-During
the forenoon to-day Frank Steinad
came hastily in from She'll Greek
precinct, nine miles northwest. to
summon q physician to the home OF
Frank Divis, where, be said, the
whole family had been poisoned
DR.. Sixta FASTENED ou. and found
four of the seven children in the
family and the mother dead. 6fth
child in dying condition and sixth
victim sick
Mr. Divis and his son went away
early in the moraing. leaving before
TIE rest of the family breakfasted
When the meal wss ready all sal
down, and early in the course of 'hs
neal made some such remark as
| Eat good breakfast. and well al
GO together
An old4r sons mind was affected
by the remark TO the extent that b
did not appeAse his eppetite- :
daughter, younger than she son
after drinking about half cup 0
coffee became sick and vomited.
! The rest Of the family continuet
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
Bucklen's Arniea Salve

The Best Salve in the world for
cuts. bruises, sores. ulcers, salt
rheum. fever sores, letter, chapped
han5e, chilblains, corns. and all skin
erupsions, and positively cures piles
or NJ pay required. Il is euaran
teed to giTe pesfec. satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box For sale By 81. L. Tucker.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07

the morning meal, although the chill
dren made very wry faces, and said
the coffee did not taste good. Strych-
niue had been pu. into the beverage.
which soon showed its effects, when
those not Frustrated spread the
alarm, bu. not soon enough to avoid
the fatal effects noted.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
Most Gratifying Results.

Il was ver7 much debilitated and
suffered a great Geal with weakness
l was in facs completely ran down
10 health Itook Hoods S4rsaparilla a
with the most gratifying results. 1t
gave me strength and an appetite
snd bulls ne up I believe 1t TO ba
an excellent medicine for weak wo,
men Mrs No'lie Donshoe. 1I2t
Fast 18th ST.. SedaIis- Missouri
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07
BUTLER WEEKLY TINES
LOCAL ITEMS

BARGAINS IN FAEMs.-Several 4O
and so acre farms for sale cheap. on
easy payments. VIM. E. WALTON.
46 1m.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07

Hoods Pills act easily and prompt.
II.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-10-07

Wells in this city that never flick.
cred before are just about ready to
give up.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-12
Ge,pis Ssmr ssacbldeiefeit.

Gs 1T unbegreiflih bas es nod, eeus
tie gibt pelde pom NheumatiSmus 9es
pld9t tpereen, ipenn er 70 leiht ocn
Salpaticn Sel furirt tptrb. DaB bieS
Wirflih 70 it ipiro burf Nerrn u. s.
Sdraber, pieree, Gebr., be;eu9t, er
ia9t: "cSd 9ebraudte Salpaticn Sel
unb id bin iIber;eu9t baB es fein teis
ieres Eminent 9iebt. SD, lit oiele
Wcnate an 8heumatismus unb fcnns
te feline einberuns befcmmen bis td
Salpaticn Del 9ebraudte. 3rpei
5lafhen farirten midi 9dnSlid uno id,
befinbe MIDI jest 70 ipchl ipie frilber. "
Salpation Sel lcllte III feinem Saule
feblen, es fpitet nur 25 @euts. l8em
8erfdufer einen aneeren pber billi9ers
en- sIrtifel empfeb.en 70 9ete nidt bas
rauf ein Saloaticn Sel it bas bette
pom alien 4tnimertett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-12
" u 8 | a II b.

= Dem preubii9en 2aubtase If
bas Budget fur bas nddfe Sabr un.
terbreitet tror6en. Sie @innabmen
unb Nusgoben balten iicb barin mil
2,046, ,031 1886 Mort bas @lei9gemi9t.
Die auBersew6bnliden Nusgaben mer.
ben auf 90,176, 356 Mart gef1dbl
unb bur9 bic gem6bnIi9en ginttinfte
gebedt. Inter zen permaneuten We6r.
ou8gaben befia6en ii6 19. 500, 900 Wtt.
als 5aldr3ulasen fur undergraduate
@taatsbeamte unb 5 312 900 Wart q Ia
eaIdrauIage fiir bic 9,brer Der Gle.
menturfduIen.
- 9err b. a6ller. ber frhbere preu,
Bif1e Wliniiier. ioa wieber in ben
Staatsbienn treten. Wie es beiBt, III
er gum Oberprdiibenten Der probina
s9tesmigs9oIfein auseriebeu. Seine
0erabf6iebung 1T. mie Der 2ederts gu.
bom:B :Bro3eB ergeben bot, auf Mo9ens
i6aften buntler @brenmdnner 3urhd
aufiibreu gepeien. Seine grnennung
gum Oberprdibenieu mirbe alfo I'm
2i9t elmer Rebabilitirung erf9einen
- Ser preuBii6e Minifier bes sSn.
nern, 6err b. b. Rede unb Der Berli.
ner i3ei'prdfbent p. Winbbeim ba,
ben gegen bic &ebatiion bes Nnar9is
ffenblatie8 ,So3ialif4 Strafantrag pe.
gen 8erleumbung geftellt. ReSacteur
2anbauer purbe neeen Glu1tberba1ts
in Moabit internirt. iein @enofIe 6rie.
6ri9 gesen Caution auf freiem TuBe
belaFsn.
- Die uniDerfitdt Sabineen bat
ben Gei6stagsabgeorbneten Spain,
streiten Biee. Brdiibenten bes @ei9sta,
geS. In Nuertennung ieiner 8erbienfe
nm bas 3uifanbefommen bes neueu
Giuilgeiebbudes gum Doctor juris
honoris causa ernannt.
- Nns &om perlautet, boz bic
iiingft gemelbete 4rantbeit bes R6nigs
9umbert BON Stnlien ni9t 10 unbee
bentli6 gemeien lit. DieieIbe ioQ In
@irtlifIteit ni6t auf eine @rt6ltung,
fonbern auf einen lei6ten @1lagon.
faa aurhd3ufiibreu iein.
- Su gonftantinopel fam es unter
ben bas s6eilige Grab beiu1enbeu
pilgern unb MoQfabrern 3u ernifeu
@onftieten. Den AnIaB baau gab Der
protef bon r0mif1en &atboliten bage,
gen, baB bic arie6if9en 4otboliten an
Nbenb be8 6. Sanuar, an iuelmem bie
9rie@ifG.Drtbobcse atf9e bas Weib,
na6tSfeit fsiert. bic STRIDE bur@ eint
gepife pforie betrdten. 2ebtere bean.
ipru9ten bas als ibr 9e1t uub barii,
rtiber fam es am Grabe @briiti su ei,
mem wtifen 8ampfe, benz erft baa
@ingrsifen ber ttirtif9en Siherbeita.
MAIDEN Elm gnbe madte. Mebrere ber
@Ombatianten ieaen f9wer perleBt iein.
= Bsi feiner erffen probefabrt ent.
mifelte her tteue britil1e S1nel. are,l.
ger Terrible" bic bon einem Rriegs.
fbiffe nod ME 3unor erreifte 51uellig.
teit bon 324 ¬en per Stunbe. Ser
Terrible" purbe in @Iassom sebaui
unb 1T nit uiGt meniser als 46
9ampfteHeln bes 8ellpiller Mafierr6b.
ren.6pfemS auseerhfet. 9as m61'
tise SGiff, bas aus gebdrtetem Stab
gebaat 1T. bat elm Displacement bon
14,200 Sons. gs bat auei G9rau.
ben bon 10 SUB I'm Sur6meFer.' Sie
8eiobung betebt aus 480 Offiaiereu
unb Matrefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-12
''Lone Star im Sabre 1897.

Wftt benz Sabre abtsebnbnmbert
neuu5i8 unS feds
ST e8-bem 9ttmntel iet 0ane - tun
,,er"!
ST ntd)t niel bamtt log Aetuejen,
QGie tDsr QllIe eriebt mmo aeIeien;
@pffentttG wirbS, tbr 2eier, tbr ltebeu,
8efier TIM Sabre neanatg mno ftebeu!
Sic Musfidten fino ia aud gans Der.
9mii8lid5,
Wfand)e nietnen io8ar bOraitglid.
Hub ntr bic Slider BON prpfeiiiou
Wfmrr'n, bah e8 uit3t ntel befIer itbuu!
8alo fttst auf benz gtmbie als Yr6ii.
bent,
Ser Wa,tn, ben man Wtcsetnleg aenut.
1tmb beieitigt NIT gDiirce mnb @ra=
0itat
9ie alte Timan5sg galamitat.
ltno iorat, bak bmrM 8Ble tn aller
gtiIle
llncIe Cams 8eutel iim tuieoer TITLE.
gdJDn Ut ba8 0ertratt'n tuieoer bers
geffellt
0pdb iebit'S npM leiber an BEN. -.
3letn9elo.
Mber bpffemtlid5 redst balo idbom
2ebbafter NTH bic gircmlatiun.
8m iuttnid)em tu6r'S, Dak bas audi In
Der St6be
Sm benz LonesStar:g gtaate 8eidb6be.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-12
Scr @iuter fontult

unb mir baben nns bur6 Mnf1aifung
eiues groBeu gorratbes BON Gilsf9us
ben, bic mir BON so Gents an unb anfs
wdrts nertaufen. barauf porbereitet.
@benio baben mir elm groBes Eager
bon alien Sorten BON 5errens, Dos
men. unb &inberi9uben 3u ben billigs
fen preiieu. @ummiltiefel unb Guns
mif6ube fur i9le9teS Wetter. Gpre6t
In unierem neuen Gtore Dor.
@inberella g 1ubspalaf.
213 alamo. plaaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-12
8ebeuteuoe 8msains in Qdubereien,

Do i'd in ben lebten 3mei Sabren
perf9iebene 2anbfreden I'm fiibmeffs
li4en 6beile bes States segen 6p,
potbet aufuebmeu muBte. 10 BIN i'd
iebt TN etanbe, iol@e 2dnbereien gum
luirtIi6en 8ofenpreiie & unter
ghniiigen 8ebinQunsen unb niebrisem
proaentiaBe su Dertaufen. Gutes
Garn1s, Gen, unb Weibelanb. nit unb
obue 8erbeReruugen, In tleinen unb
groben 6ttifen.
Wesen ginselbeiten, preiie, &ate
Der SntereRen, 8ei9reibung bes Gan.
bes &c. f9reibe man on
6. 3. @banbIer,
102 gaft @rOdettitrabe. @banblsr 9Ibs.
&efereuSen: Sebe 8ont in Sau
Antonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-12

Sa bemielben 2otale befiubet Rd elm
Tif@s ttmb Mmiterm NJ ret.
Sdglidb groBe Nusnobl ton friiben
Gif9en, Mufern, Wilb. GeftigeI
aller Nrt. SeIepbon 399.
Behenuageu fiir 5Ieif6 unb Slid &c.
tDerben In irgen6 einem 3beile Der
Stabt frei abgeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-12
@t0enl4aft
beoinst Kenntnife. Das sanse
6eheimnie pon

beoin9t Renntnife. Das gauge
6eheimnif pon
8cott's Emulsion
1T Die jabrslanse DiRenfAaft.
Denn In sroeen Quantitdten uno
perbeferten 1fletboosn bsrseteIIt,
70 mue cine Gmulfon poIlsomms
ner fein ais etne in alter 11lanier,
nit 1l1orier uno KeuIe subereitete
uno fur eintse llnssn bsrshn.t.
Darum eebt SCOTS GmuIfon
BON Gebertbran nsdt in GbeiIe
auf fonbern halt tabreIane fih
fie, uno oarum TT Elm E6feI peu
6em anoern 9Ieih, fists elm eIeiA.
mdeises pro0uft.
Bel anotrtH GmnIionsn mbam Gle auslsi&s @s.
htate trJitlsn snpebsr .irs ntbu. obeS zine unisss
BOTS. Tsbmtn Sic Seotts. Gaa as4h bat slnsw
Ia4IFdrbtrsu umi&los
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-12
ANattbies Srps. Tleii4er,

WO. 507 Df.0 uft 0 n.StraBe,
Rur bas porshsli6ffe Riubs, sdaf'
unO SdueineFeifd.
Spe3ialitdt: SungeS &albffeif9.
Nae arten bon WurH. 51ihten,
3unge, S9maI3 &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-12
3nhlem! &phlen!

Die Southern @is aompagnie Der,
tauft bic beifen Snbianer. 8 8erritorium.
3obleH; aues grnBe Sthde. 5eI. 146,
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ssrensiaes Sad,elu

srbeut bic Gef&tssise ber 0lhdt&en, BITE NIT SaIfe
BON Scietter's @asenbitters pOu ben Aa allen be,
MaIaria, Rterers, BIaien' unb Gaaen.esiben, Dsss
pepiie cher Rerprftdt f4neu unb srhubIta furtrt
uorbsn fnb unb steie 8das iinb gar ui&t ieIten,
wte BITE Bablrei@sn Gareibeu ber GebeIten bepsien,
peI&e freiwiases 3eusnis fur be pOrtrefHt3eu Birs
funsen hes Sitters ablesen. gu ben Gsiabrisnoleu,
weI6e Masen, Gtnsepetbe unb eeter tn benz 9tae
blum tranttafter Reisuus anbtFeu, sebDren saitrt>
s@ss 3ppfpeb, Sphbrennen, ebelfeit Gtel BOT Spets
fen, Gppetitmanset blafie Sautfarbt, @lonslessett
ber Nugen uue unreselmdbtser StuhlSaus. aRan
Spate auf bieie Warnunseu eta a1ten uub tbnen nit
etner 4ur NIT bem 4ttters besesnen. 8aIb rirb Der
webleieise GusbrHd aus benz @ef&t hes 9etbeuben
5&wtnesn, er ptrb wener trcb unb gutter Dtnse rers
ben. gBenn Du has @efhht bait, es iet stmas ut4t
rt4tts NIT Detrem 8efuben, sretfe gum Bt.ters,
es ptrb DIR belfen.
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NllerIei Gewtirse fiir Weibna9ts.
tti9en, 3orten &C., Nhfe, Nepfel. gis
tronen &c. bel 8. Gitel Il 60.
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Die feinfen Sorten Rdie In Dor.
3ellau. unb 8ledbh@fen, Neufdateler,
Fromage de Bris. @amembert. &os
quefort &C. s. GifeI & 60.
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= @raders aler art. feline 8afel.
Graders, Soba'@raderS unb cle anbe.
rem Sorten Bel +. @tfef & 60.
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- Mander mar Elm eon3er Mann,
10 lange er feine-Grau bate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-12

@. Vpbetuils, @afb @rocer.
6riide Waaren, uiebrise preiie,
prpmpte ablieferung. Gin 0eriud ers
beteH. 1888 sNlamo.5traBe, @de
@amargo. 3elepbon 433.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-12

: Der fi6 fsIbft srniebrist, uirb
au6 BON Anoeren berabsefebi.
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YaWa9es8iuette alter Mrt
Rad nnh bon Gnropa.

5est it bic 3eit, 8idets au iaufen
unb 8eruonbte unb Befdunte aus ber
alten 6eimatb berhberfommen 81 lafen.
Wegen 9eaauer Snformation menbe
rnan fi9 ar
aS. 8. DpauG
8eneralsp spafaeiersaeent bet Malorp
Dampfer : 2inie,
523 Gaa 6ouRon StraBe, San An,
tonic, 3eTas.
Off3ieller Asent fit ole europdi.
i9en Gampfer 2inien.
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- 8ei man6en @eifern tommt es
tuObI gum @etterIeu@teu, aber ME gum
Slib.
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= Ser faD neritanii9s Staot
Oaraca murbe ON IL. Sanuar bon ei'
nem beftigeu @rbbeben beim9eiu9t
bod wurbe tein weientli9er S9aben
babur6 anseri9tet.