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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-28
WORK BEGUN ON THE
 DONAHUE FOUNTAIN
MAYOR PEELAN TAKES 4 CON
 TRACT TO ERECT IT.
Interesting Story of the Series of Kinks Which Have Delayed
 the Work.

There has been much speculation re- garding the cause of the delay on the fountain which is to be erected a Bush Battery and Market streets in memory of the late James Mervyn Do1ahue, and some odd stories have been put in circula- ton regarding it. but through the inter- position of Mayor Phelan work will be begun at once.
 The story Of the delays as told by Peter McGIyun, one of the executors of the es- tate, is as follows: MT Donahue died in 1890, and among other bequests left $25, 900 for the erection of a fountain. The estate was tied up in the courts for some years, but the S25.101 was finally turned over to the executors. Then came q discussion regarding sculptOrs, but 1t was finally California iC should De spent Tn CalItOr- nia, and Douglas Hidden was instructed to submit models to A. F. Matthews. ar chitect for the estate About seven months more were consumed in prepar- ing models. and last spring one was ac
 '.Then came the real hitch. MT. TfI- den refused 10 go on with the work ul- less payments were made as tt progressed and MT. BeFgin and myself had no au- all right to do this on building. but should anything happen to an artist which would prevent him from finishing his work personally all would be lost
 Mayor PheIau finally came to the res cue. He agreed tO take a contract to erect the fountain, and a week ago we paid him S24 .500. Mir Tflden will begin work at once and MT. Phelan will make should the statue be left partly finished through any accident MT. Phelan will lose personally what he has paid out as he has agreed to erect the fountain"
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-28
JUDGE BELCHER AGAIN STOPS SCHOOL JOBS No More Transfers or Promotions. THE INJUNCTION AMENDED THE COURTS DECISION WILL
 BE RENDERED TO-DAY. The Directors Are Connecting a
 Scheme to Run Things Through
 at the Eleventh Hour.
THE INJUNCTION AMENDED
THE COURTS DECISION WILL
 BE RENDERED TO-DAY.

Judge Belcher will decide at 10 o'clock this morning whether or not he will main tain the injunction he has issued against the Board of Education, and among the wise ones Of the School Directorate the tip has already gone that his decision will not go long way toward making possible their scheme to stuff the lists with thirty new teachers.
 The attorneys for Mark Lane, the plain tlT tn the suit against the board, have taken every precaution to put their in Junction beyond the reach of legal technt- cality or quibble. Yesterday morning a fresh paper was served upon every one of the Directors It was an amendment to the original document, and covered all of the points 10 which the boards attorneys took exception on Saturday when they made their argument. It contained the original warning that no more teachers De employed and no schools abolished, and besides enjoined the board from making either transfers or promotions
 Just what action will be taken in the lace of these two injunctions the board has not yet decided nor will it until Judge Belcher hands down his decision. one thing, however, it is resolved upon and that is that Judge Belcher's ultima tum will not be ignored. not until the last day of the board in office.
 4 pan was progressing yesterday to put through every job on hand the last day in o1ce, but the advice of Attorney Samuels prevailed, and the scheme was dropped and IL IS likely that if the decision rem dered by Judge Belcher this morning is against the board it will end the schemes of the present regime
 To-day's meeting will be the last reg ular session Of the board, though it will meet on Saturday night to adjourn sine
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-28
Do You Have Rheumatism?
 Are You Sleepless, Nervous, Irritable?
 Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
SWAMPROO Is the Great Reedy Kidney Bodder and Uric Acid Troubes-To Prove It's Wonderful Merits You
 May Have SoDple Bottle Sent FREE by Mail

If your water when allowed to remain undisturbed for twenty four hours, forms q sediment or settling or has 4 cloudy appearance, 1t is evidence that your kidneys and bladder need inme- diate attention
 pr. KiImer's Swamp Root eorrects inability to hold water and promptly overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often during the day and to get up many times during the night.
 The way to be well Is to pay attention to your kidneys.
 To take Swamp-RoOt when you are suffering from Clogged kidneys.
 This prompt, mild and wonderful rem edy is easy to get at the drug stores, in 50-cent or $1 bottles.
 To prove for yourself it's merits, you may have a sample bottle, and a book telling more about 1t, both sent abso- lUtely free by mail
 The great discovery, Swamp-Root, Is so remarkably successful that our read CTS are advised to write for a free sam pie bottle, and to kindly mention the San Francisco Daily Call when send ing their addresses to Dr. KfImer. S. O., BiughamtOu, N. r
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-28
A WORTHY BENEFIT.
Assistance to Be Extended Cham
 bermaids of the Baldwin Hotel.

The big performance to be given on the 18th by Manager ThaH of the Alcazar Theater is not to be for the benefit of the California Walters Association after all. but for the fourteen chambermaids who were burned out of their homes and all possessions by the big Baldwin fire.
 They are the young women who were quartered up near the cupola of the hotel and they only escaped the flames with their lives. Their clothing. their furui- ture and their savings from years Of the hardest work were all sacrificed in the mad race for the fire escapes and life lines Three of the unfortunates were badly injured and are still at the hospital Three more of them climbed down the ladders to ind that through their gallant rescue or two women on the firth floor they had become heroineS The others found safety. but nothing more Through all the city there is no work to be had. and the condition of 8 number of the sui ferers has become pittable.
 The proposition to give them a sub stautial benefit was first suggested by the Walters Association and when a del egation called upon Manager Thau he took hold of their scheme with enthUsi- asm. and he is arranging for one of the biggest productions that the popular Al CaZer has ever attempted. The sale Of seats will be duly announced
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-28
THREE DAMAGE SUITS.
Damages Are Sought for Death and
 Serious Injuries.

William K Hays filed suit yesterday against the Market Street Railway Com pany to recover S10,000 damages for per souzI injuries. The plaintiff ayers that on August I1 last. while he was a passenger on one Of defendants cars, the car was run so close to a vehicle that he was struck and severely injured. Hence the suit.
 the Market Street Railway Company to recover damages for personal injuries. He alleges that. on September ?. 1888, while he was working in a ditch between the rails he was struck by q car and suffered 2 fracture Of the nose and various other injuries. He asks for S15.0o damages.
 Louis Hayden has sued the Pacific Roll Ing Mills Company to recover S25,000 dam ages for the death of his son. Clarence Hayden. who was run over and killed by one of defendants drays on Third street, near Perry. on May 31 Of this year.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-28
Well people have healthy kidneys.

Well people have healthy kdneys-
 You are in no danger of being sick if you keep your kidneys we'll.
 They filter your blood, keep 1t pure and free from disease breeding germs.
 Your other organs may need care, but your kidneys most, because they do most
 If you are sick, begin with your kid ueys, because as soon as they are we'll they will help all the other organs to health
 The treatment of some diseases may be delayed without danger, not so with kidney disease.
 Swamp Root is the great discovery of Dr. Kilmer, the eminent kidney and bladder specialist. and is q genuine specific with wonderful healing action on the kidneys.
 It will be found by both men and wo- men just what is needed in all cases of kidney and bladder disorders, lame back, dull pain or ache in the back gravel, catarrh of the bladder, rheuma- tism. sciatica, neuralgia, uric acid troubles and Bright's disease. which is the worst form of neglected kidney trouble.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-28
PISTOLESI WANTS A WRIT. His Action Against the Election
 Commissioners Continued

The application of L. C. Pistolest for writ of mandate to compel the Board of Election Commissioners co count the votes given him for the office of Superior Judge for the unexpfred term, came up for hearing before Judge Hebbard yester- day. Ptst0lest g attorney made an appeal for the immediate count of the votes in order that his client might enjoy the hon. or of the office for few days. Garret MCEnerney, who appeared for the board. stated that some of his clients had been served on 9 legal holiday and as the peti- ton had just been placed fn his hands he asked time in which to file an answer. For this reason continuance was grant cd until this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-28
Will of Malaskia s. Walsh.

The will of MaIaskia s. Walsh who died on the 22d inst. was filed for probate yes terday The testatrix provides for the maintenance of Charles Cochran of Palo Alto during his life, hequea ths four per cent bonds to Rev. Father P. E. MulIigan of St. Mary's Cathedral and devises the residue of her estate, with the exception of a few gifts of personal belongings, to Margaret Maher and Mary McDermott, sisters-in-law of the deceased, who reside In the State of Iowa
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-28
Selling Liauor to Boys.

A warrant was sworn out yesterday in Judge Coulau's court for the arrest. of John Doe" on a charge of selling liquor to minors. The warrant has followed the disgusting exhibition made by John Ken nedy. the boy who was found unCon- sciously drunk Saturday night and was taken to the City and County Hospital
 The saloon where the boy and his two companions. Henry Ford and Frank Stone, got their liquor was at I430 Corbett avenue. owned by John P. DTiston, but as the police were not sure as 70 whether DristOn or his bartender served the liquor the warrant was made a John Doe one.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-28
TORE HER sEALsKIN COAT.
Madeline Forrest Swears Out a War rant for the Arrest of Trixey

Madeline Forrest Is an actress in the Olympia. and she has a grievance against Trixey Coleman, another variety actress. Yesterday Madeline swOre out a warrant iu Judge Mogan's court for the arrest of Trixey on the charge of malicious mis- chief.
 Madeline and Trixey are friends, but they happened to bestow their affections upon the same young man. Sunday night the two friends happened to be in "Spi- der" kelly's saloon, and they came to an understanding in a certain way about their mutual friend. Trixey got mad and in her hellicose condition she grabbed IL into rihhOns
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-28
wArERHoUsE DIED INTEsTATE
His Widow and Son Petition for Let
 ters of Administration.

Amelia A. Waterhouse. widow of the late Columbus Warehouse, who died on November 25 at the Big Dipper mine, Iowa EiII. and Edson W. A. Waterhouse
 her son, applied for letters of administra- ton upon the estate of the deceased vesterday Tn the petition it is stated that The value of the estate is unknown. except that 1t exceeds S10 ,009- It consists of the homestead of the deceased on Howard street, near Eighteenth lot in the Ma
 sonic Cemetery, real estate in Fresno County mining property in Nevada County, real estate in Mendocino County
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-28
Prince of Flim-FIammers.

John MuIvey, who is credited by the police with being the prince of finn Hammers" and who has served a num- Der of terms in the County Jail and San Quentin for his trickery, was sent to the County Jail for six months by Judge Mo- gan yesterday. Saturday night he went into a Japanese store at 122 O'FarrelI street and made a small purchase He successfully played his trick upon the who notified the police.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-28
SUPPLYING PROVISIONS IN MIDoCEAN.

and personal property consisting of stocks and bonds prOmissOry notes and other evidences of debt.
 Decedent's next of kin are: Amelia 4. Waterhouse. his widow; Edson W. \. Warehouse, a son; Seymour Warehouse, son, and Nelly A. Doru, q daughter, who resides in Paris
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-28
Want to Be Lawyers.

The Supreme Court is getting ready to turn loose another lot Of lawyers. There are now ffty-eight applicants for adufs- sion to practice in the courts Of the land hefore the three special examiners of The C0urt-Chipuau, Searls and Britt. The examination began yesterday, and will not be concluded until tomorrow evening It is believed. that the big majority Of tIIe applicants VIII pass and receive their TinfCr7aS
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-28
Died of Her Burns.

Fannie Kelly, the woman who was se- vetely burned on Christmas eve by the Upsetting of a glass coal oil lamp died on Monday night at the MeNutt Hospital from Der injuries. An inquest has been W aived-
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-28
Again Elected President.

 The annual meeting of the Board Of Fire Commissioners was held yesterday when George T. Bohen was reelected president
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-28


 
 
 
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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-28

Lurile Salt Water Baths, Bush and Larkia sts. Swimming Russian hot and cold tub Leths. Saltwater direct from ocean.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-05

tet. Sas Sbr lief forttudhreub unb
bic @rantbeit purbe INNER fd9limmer.
Der anabe fsIbft uurbe tdgli9 mebr
unb mebr mutblOs uuo mir hatten
i6on oae Sofaun9 auf feine Wisbers
herfeQung aufgegeben, als mir Jbnen
f6rieben. Seoo6 fiibrtsu mir bic uus
eon Shnen ertbeilten 8orTdriften aufs
8ewtfenbaftelte aus, uno bas &eful.
tat lit. oaB er ihou fsit Z Moaaten
fsinen NbHuB beg Obres bat. gs bot
ft9 bereits Wahs Datin formirt uub
Der anabe it geiunb unb muuter. Sd
bin iiber Shr Wtttel duBerii erfreut."
@brouiI6e Otiti8 ift Ohrea. aaiarrb,
meIGer, Dbue senhsenbs Behanbluas
lsidt in politdnoige Saubbsit iiber.
geben tauu.
BE ru.na furiri Ratarrb, no immsr
ii9 berieIbe befiaben mag. Or. 6art
man publi3irte un!dn9ii in 8uAfermat
eiue &eibe bon 8Ortrdaen tiber uerf9ie
oene Stabien bon aatarr5. IS il
sWinter' aatarrb' betite!t. unb min
fret an ir8eno eiae Iorefs Don Oet
Be rusnc Drug Manufacturing @0m
panp, columbus, Oblo, perfaNht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-05
@ie6er Gin Ser Mrbeit.

9tIc flcinen8erlesuugen Shnitt,
Srub uno SranbsMunben, gerrenfs
un0en uno Shwelliln9en perben raid
un6 iid)er BON Salpatipn Sel geheilt.
Sc lit cine 3rpeifcl oas bette Wittel
fir ale Iclhe ShmerSen unb icllte III
feinem SoauIe febten. Ncrr Srant
Stubenhdpcr, 1887 Gin Ctr, 0us
buque, Soma, fd,reibt tpie fcl9t: "5d,
gebrauhte Saloatien Sel INN eiren
oerltauhten @abo9en gu furiren, rpels
der mid BON Der Qlrbeit absuhalten
brcbte, nctb nad,bem id ben 9trm tiid,s
ti9 ein9erieben hattie mar id, i'm Stauee
fpieber an bic 2irbeit 3u gehen. 0eun
i'd uiht baS Salpaticn Sel gebraudt
bdtte 70 tpilrbe tdb fiber fir Idn9cre
3eit meinen 9lrbeits 2chn perlorcn
haben." Salpatipn Del lit iltcrall
fur nur 2s GeutS Ut faufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-05
Wbiteball Sermiuns.
9ieae Ginfabrt nad Stem gOrf Dia
y. & 3. g. W. Nn.-lln=
erreidte Sacilitaten.

Wbitsboa terminus, Die neue Gin.
fabrt nod Nem 0osf. bic ON Wiontog
ben 19. Suli nia Der Baltimore, Ohio
unb @hbwsfliden 8ohu er6ffuet
lnurbs, III bic gelegsnfe Station mad
alien 8beilen Der Gtabt New Cert unb
BrOoflpn. Dieter 9erminus i'd an
ber South Gsrrp, 6itliG BON Der Bot.
terp unb bon bier aus unter benIeIben
Da9e tuerben gerbinbuneen gematt
nit ben 3hsen Der 3nei,en. 8ritten.
Sedifen unb Neanten NUenue God.
babn; nit benen Der Broabuap, @os
lumbns uub 2erinyton Noenue gabel.
linen; Ohs unb Welileite 9inebabs
men Der Bferbebabnliuien; South.
Gerrp; Staten Sslanb 6errp; 0amiI.
ton aOenue uab SO. StraBe (8root-
lpn) Gerrp.
aauft Cure 8ideta nod gfep Oorf
iiber bic 9. 6 8. 8. %. R'n unb S6r
entgebt alen uabsauemli9tsiteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-05

gon DER jiius;'::ea saonnrDin. Nlan
er5dbtt lid, baB, ais 8aiier @ilbelm
bel ieinem 8eiudJ in 0Ollanb i6erseub
81 ser jungen a0ni8in iuFerte, er fonne
ibr 2ano fii1if 'AtB Tod mil goIoaten
beoeden, bieiaa9e aG1isin antmortete !:
LIMB idj fam lie iieben SUB unter
@aiierieten tailen!" 9i6t suIrieben
ba1lit, BEN Wiaun ausselGlaaen su
baben, rem lire 9tatbseber ibr ais
@jatten enpfoblen batten, erreate bie
iunge St5nigin unldusft 9roBes auf,
ieben ourdD ibr erfol9rei6es auftreten
bel Observation-Disclosures i'm t0nis.
li6en Reiioen5tbeater bon Nmiteream.
Jbre 9Jiajelidt eribien In ben 6aupt.
rplten pon brei franS0Iiiben Ginaftern,
uno erntete iiberrei6eu 0eifaIl, bon
bem ser gr66te 2beii aude uirtli6
oeroient 9emeien iein ioll.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-05
Der piamant III oer lDrlttntafds.

Der groBe 0iamant aarl8 bes 9ibs
nen. rSancp," tom na9 matlnisiaden
@edielfallen in ben 8eiis bes ruiz
iiiden 6iiriten 3elniboii, Der i'm in
cine 8rpi6e faiien lieB uno ieiner
bumalisen Sraut, grinSeiiiu Matbilbe
8onaparte, gum @el4ent ma6te. Sic
lun9e prinseiiin fam mad 9aris, unS
mollte natiirIid atle geBenswiitoiss
feiten beiufen. I'm Die Wluieen,
| Sammluugen beiier au ipiirOisen, lief
iie ii6 BON 6a9maunern begleiten.
GO beiutte fie aud oaS Mluieum
oes SOuure in @eiellibaft bes beriibnl>
ten arititers Sules 9anin. 2llS iie
in. benz sroBen pieredigen Saale
fparen, faben lie, wie iid bic Wenee
Dor ibnen immer mebr suiamuen>
brdnste uno lie i'm @eiterl1reiten
hemmte. Wobl mar bic G16nbeit Der
iun9en Game seeisuet, bic aufmert>
iamfeit ouf iid gu leufen, aber oieieS
@ebrdnse muBte bod einen onoeren
gruno babeu. Die Yrin,eiiiu, bic
ibren Oiamaut leibenidaftlld liebte
nnb fait ME able9te, bate ibn au9
blesmal an ibrer Sruit iteden, uno Der
| Slang be8 Steiues mar es, Der bic
Mense 10 blenpete. Ga bic 9rinseliin
oies sewahrte, 5Os iie fdlnell bic
8roibe aus ibrem Ga6emiribaml uno
bot 9ules Sanin bas aleinOo aufsu>
bewabren. Gieier fiedte ben ganc1
pirtli6 in bic Wefentaide uno ieete
/ nit Der prinseiiia ben @es burd bas
Wuieum fort. Spater treunte man
iid, obne an etmas lpeiter su benfen !;
SeOer febrte mad 9auie suriid. Gin
Gag, 3nei Gage, adt Gage ber9eben.
Der 8iirit luoet ben aritifer su Gid.
Dieier fonmt, alS Oh ni6tS ipdre, ais
oh es feiuen 4SancD* adbe. Mlan
! binirt. man tommt gum 0eiiert. gu.
| fallis fonlmt baS @eiprd6 aud ouf
| Diamauten.
.9ld ridtie,~ ia9te Ger Siirn in
9leidsiltigem 2on, rmie fanb man
bel Sbueu Den Claimant meiner Srau?"
Gen Sancp2A yiefen bic @dlte.
9ules Sanin murbe roth. blaB, grim
man olaubte, er neroe in Sbumadlt
| iiuteu. gJlit einem Wiale iprinat er
auf itiir5t binauS unb in ben eriten
@a9en, ben ct trifit, befieblt inn
| i66rfiten @alcpp gu fabren, uno lanet
gu 5auie atbenlo8 an, oils oh er ielber
Salppptrt mare. &r iprinst je pier
StuFen bic 8reppe binauf, reiBt Die
| 9biiren iRiuer @obuuns aui uub fam
ni6tS weiter berporbrinsen, ais Die
@Qrte! ~0leine 98elte meiue @eite !"
.@elhe g8elte?" irost Der 9eoiente
erltauut.
rGie-melde i'd ON Sanltag trus
cine meibe 9igue*NeIte,"
rgamftags? Qie III bel Der gS0ide.
rini"
lin Gottes piIlen 1T benn bas ge.
miB?"
sd 9luube wobl, inOeiieu lam
man ia nadieben!"
llnh 9uleS 3auin eilt gu einenl
fleiuen 6untleu Sabinett, bos an leir
| S6lafgemaA iiobt, unb morin er Die
setrugeue 28ai6e gu werfen pfleste.
Gr reiBt irampfbaft Die 3biir auf-
unO iiebe oo, Der @eJeuluub, ben el
aui Der Grbe erblidt, 1T Der in bel
8uutelbeit meitbin bligenOe rSancp,
Der aus Ger 9al6e geialleu mar, UNI
ben MIR elm @unoer 9erettet bate.
%, neldje 2lnglt babe id auase-
itauoetl,@ ioste Der arititer, aIS e.
nit oem SleinOo 3u Dem 6iirlleu gu
riidtebrte; gaber parum baben Sit
ben Stein Nidt friiber 3uriiduerlanst?'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-05
6soankenfpane.

Sbren 6reuuSinnru ttpas tlnaugen,tmss
lagsu, has neuren ecle Brantn Wabrbeits.
iiebe.
yftdJtS tuiilter, als ell 0iulnar,
SoH reinitem g8ofer--a all i9musger 9dnol
1uf SuuoerttouItnhc. Die pou stuer Sade
leben, tonimt @iner, ser baflr Iirbt.
WtiBtroueu uuo g>el:rautnsicltgtett huo
MiaudeI an Meniden'euatrib
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-05
Seltianle aiehfniunaer,,

Seltiame aiebfniungen. Ger from
soiii9e Sihter 0elille nannte cine
5rau leiu eisen, pelde sutpeiten unges
mein beFti9 mar. Gr aber 3ei9te BEL
eieien Stiirmeu bic 9r0Ete @elaiiens
belt unb bla6te Die Game Surd ieinen
8leidlnutb eiumal i'll lolfe Dutb,
SaB lie ibn nit ben in 1einer 0iblioe
thef beiinblitben 8ii9eru 81 bon6ar.
biren be9ann. 0elille mar inbeB aud
baOurd nidlt aus ieiner Hube su brins
gen. SIN @eaentbeile, als er lab, ba6
ieine @bebdlfte INNER bic 9r0Bten
8dnoe nabin uno i'm. an ben aopf
mari iprad) er ianft mie INNER
naber, lie6e 6reunbin, fSnntelt Du
Define Siebfoiungen ni9t in fleinsrem
6ormat gebeu?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-05
Cinderella sdub Yalait.

0ergeBt ni1t. boB mir unferen
StOre nod 0ic. 2O7 2llamosYfaSa.
3wei SduIsr ihbIi6 BON uuierem ftas
beren @efddft8bauie, Oerlegt baben,
no mir aue uuiere alten Sunbeu tpies
ber3uIeben boffen unb nod piele neue
ba3u. ba mir nit ben befen Waareu
bienen t6ursn. unier Store III gan3
neu eingsrihtei, gut beniilirt unb ifbr
bea. &ommt uHb fattet un8 eiHen
8efu6 ab. menn Str aud uidt se'
rabe gu taufeu phnfdt.
6. Samm.
Gil" ia 9 dub Balait,
207 9lamo' PIaao.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-05

men sDtr NIL Gem
9rti0tiIeu meines
Sobues Cigar fur
dronii9e Oiitis bas
2aufsn ober SrtefeH
ber Obrea. ST it
isbt uusefdbr Is
Sabre alt unb NOR
felt ieinem sweiien
Sabre bamit bebafs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-05
mattbtes Sros. 5Ietiher,
go. 507 Ofi.SpuF 4 DusStruBs.

gtur bas boratisIidfie Rinb'. 59nf
unb Shmeinefeif6.
Spe3ialitdt: Sunass RaIbfieiia.
aae 9ly!ea bon @urf. Stihten,
3uugs. S9mals &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-05
SO Cents.

Sn bielet Gdllen 1T bie 3us
naBme bur6 ben @e6rau8 bon
Seott's Emulsion BON &e6ere
t6ran cine iofortiee. 2lus bieiem
@ru1be baben mir so @erts>
GlaItben, iuel9e fiir einen 9es
tubbnli6en @uiterl Ober Grfdl-
tl1n9, Dber als Elm gerIu9 fiir
Sdu9lin9eunb 6tnber 9enil9en.
Sn anberen GdIen utuB bic
3unabme lan9iam Dor ft6
geben, in Oteien muB Scott's
Emulsion me6r ols 9ta6rungss
ulittel tuie ais Mebi3in eerout,
men tperbert Die paiIenbite
9tabrins fiir erI9bpfte unO
9eI6pd9te @erbaultngen.
50 ea uns 500 ta susu apptBsisv-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-05
Gntil &lar's Svleiid)marft
73l alamo. uns Brefa,StroBe.

@iub'. Sdweins', Sfof. uub aoIbs
Heii6 Iiets In better Qualitdt. @trfte
a1sr art.
@dbrsub Der Saifon: Qufern unb
Slide.
@ute Haare, prompte 9ebienuua.
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"Vjab, ermiberte ser Siirlt, mir
permrthcten cine tleine 0eraejIenbeit,
pielleid! oat9 ir9en0 elm llngliid.
g2e;u 3bncA Summer maden? M1an
wartete onf eine natiirli6e @elegens
belt, nit Shnen baoon 81 Ipreden."
llno ber pSGacD" mar 3luei Wliltioe
1len Gr0nc5 luet!h!
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Stnr3cr gro3rb. Der srobe @eigen.
tiinitler 9iotti iette i'm 9abre 1882
aans @aris in 9e9eiiterune. anb Die
Goni9in Wlorie autoinette luollte i'm
bOren. Ger Sag maro beitim,nt, Der
gauge 9oi beriamnette lid. S9on ole
eriten Gate feiielten alle 3ub0rer.
Ga rief eS plOeli9 in einem Nebsns
simmer: g9lae fir Seine 96nisli9e
Sobeit ben Graien Don artois!"
Wlitten unter Dem iest entltebeuoen
Sarm nabm Siotti, empfinbli1, ME
er mar, ieine @ei9e uuter ben slrm,
entfernte ii6 unb lieB, gum sr0Bten
gerserniB Der 9lnmelenoen, ben pers
iammelten SOf allein.