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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-22

A man living u Oregon has returned
the money he found In purse i've years
ago. That = what might b sxpecteA
Of living in . far western state. He
has probably not only made money here.
but has prollted By the wAolsseus sur
roundinss and the excellent climate. A.
sociAtions have much to Do With . mans
healthy moral constitution.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-22

xhs falling or In ths vesume q vaAaa
rspostsd fron some parts q Washanefoa
DOE not necessarily mply . lowering Of
prices. Tue au-tnpoTtaAt 9uegsteA =
whether the quality = sustained anA the
aggregate large enough. with arm pe1ceA
to bring . GOOD total - H. stats. The
Win farmer VIII have lisoeanted the I'M
evitable chances Of weather and the
Auctuatlons n toaal yisld. Thars =. -
far. no ground Tor appssAsnsion e = nh
ure . secure DsuAt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-22

II told her the fortune teller said would
marry soon"
"fiow did she take that
''0he said she would say q good word
for mo 20 any girls might pick out
Chicago Record
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-22

,punHx's FUTURE.
A1miTal Dswsy hAs started e6 henA.
1hs hses q : nation. Aftsr hAsinG ae-
eomplishsd such task - made hb
name uaeiA 1arnouA ~ = returning 70
.shs eeuutxy whose honor - sntwtnsd
aesct M acts ana whose 6iory = asso-
caatsd with his name and win b for al
tisaa y eoms.
Yet how free every wesd Of his y
6o0 a9octaslon or -satiufaction!
HI mind II sst toward . return b his
"a home IN vsrmont-his thoughts are
4 dignined retirsmsnG He mset real
Ire to some extent the public senti-
msnt. yet he - ~ free from seeking ap-
plAasQ - NJ has been tndifterent 70 the
aano5Ances which he must have bssn
sub1scssd o.
He says II he we're twenty years
8 younger and has POLITICAL ambitions he
would not object 70 the trip across the
soattEaut. but the inference Il that he
No. 10 political ambitionA 0cch are
~ experiences OF public life that most
men win feel that he 10 acting wisely.
IT II = great honor 10 be president Of
the unlt I'd States. and no iess dignity
\ now open TO him. But the ONCE 10
fun q trAss 20 Q msn inexperienced In
the ways Of public life. and he has had
ana viii enjoy Ill the honor that public
Ne can hiring. He viii b free from
any cares Of material character. he
has won . fame which viii endure for
ages. and he his the love and esteem Of
. nation.
II the once of president were one
merely according the highest honors
and dignity. II II were the crowning OF
. life with laureis. and rounding Il out
n calm ana peacefalneas. II would be
desirable: but II IL not The once car
rtes with u great labor and serious re
probabilities, II calls into intenses,
activity the mast extreme energy and
evef-wAtehfnl care The next few years
pfamise--or II might be more appropri-
ate 10 say thrca,en---greater cares
and the solution Of meet perplexsng
problems at home and abroad. prob
lems which win cali for the highest
stAtesmAnship. great physical effort,
ana which WIN demand the training In
public life that any man situated as
Admiral Dewey has been couli not
have had
Popular opinion might force the Of
fic~ upon him. great national srati-
tade might desire 81 hessaw upon Him
thu highest honor At Its command. and
he would probably sacrifice his own tn
eiinations In response 10 what he con-
sider~d bread dasy.
Hut frems the standpoint ~ the man
himself considering only what would he
eeet fov bis own peace Row and fame
hereafter. |, would be wiser tsss ne
were Permitted to entey shr evening AZ
hts life IN The henaress retirement ne has
manifested preferences far. Before he
- permitted 10 enjoy that RESI- be mast
sehsuas ~ national weieosn~. Every
hcfy wants - see the hero os Manila:
everybody desires - have an onssnr-
sentsy t. express Bis admiration far a
brilliant commander ana an abb rep
f~s~nsatiYe - American valoe Tha, viii
s.tais a sacrifice and seI.stxe hs,n ~ hts
deserved rwsts bat ehxn Il is os~s Ne
nauss be ssiewes. 10 ssiect sae Isse which
- In rsesr secw~s With Ass own lnessns
sssna
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-22

II believe" said Uncle Allen sparks ~
n customary 10 call common Jack Tar :
seaman. But when he gets 60 Be an adj
mirAl It's the fasAion 10 speak OF him Al
4 sSod0g "-(htcarO Trsbsyu~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-22

Ths daily tranafers OF property are
looming up again. There y Quist &C.
tivfty In real state which a0ords . very
healthy Sign. Il WIN continue % long
a. the present holders are reasonable In
their demands
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-22

Chairman tat anti expansion meetfnso-
We shall expect to hear from ron next.
0ixteenth Vice President--l haven't any
thing % say.
CHairman-Then get up and talk awhile.
Chicago Tribune
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-22

1.snEn9 4ww G4uY o.
!. - - - 1890 v1fA
s~~nl ~ a. $500, - - - nnr.
cAa.e ~ a. extranraanarflv va,nanae cen.
su,~ r,.-.,o..r~ ..A fvraenessa Aae heer
1880. - -. - - - :.
unrerai oue. a thauo ~ hayo a,vooav
..aa> 1Aesr ,uv.eene.1s IN tAnfsfx. -
- serraane, IN - arranpenents uith
he puhuen~p the v.ennru.l - Dsecne
nsceaaary. ana - Puek,rnteulesacsr =
eaa.sea - eensarn . - reuuaruuaaesL
A. ! russter q easnsssa,. cunnsnA Ne
uaanftca az tn ouuoetum1tv a oocurin9 H.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-22
Carnegie anA tAo TFuseA
ph12a6a2nh1a Rocoed

In The effort T. crsafe skupenapn. rec
egd-beeAk1ng. all-cea pelling eonoanation
of se6el-making fnterestAI H. pgu0otsrs of
thie aIeat unaerta11ng have tound II MO-
eaaxy, ASst q I'll. q provide fee he re-
tirenGnt e Andrew Carnegie 1ku0 active
association with and direet1na az TIE great
Industry which ~ pr1ctically crested. Mr..
Carnegie has never been IN sympathy with
the notion that buana1s open - IA may
- nOuopoaiasd ~ s11eeg uolgat oe aegre.
gated cauttAl- He has Aeen cnmDeting
openly for business III lii fifs, and has
nevsr bean seriously wogsted Nov, In the
prime ~ fipe intellectually. he h Of
ferol wealth beyoad theI dreams ot aSaT.
ice-A va0t income secured BY first mort
sase bonds covering Al the important steal
mil1s In The countrys-to retire and let the
promAotars and Industrial stock jobhses
have their way. n this shall b his course
q action. there caA - no doubt that ho
wnl have the best q the bargain ne
g1oantic trade cou1olnAtions which look %
formidabae and portentous On papsr are
IN reality mere houses Of cards, which may
Be- blown over by breath Of adveruo pub.
10 sentimant sxpreaDed n legislation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-22

In Topeka there u IN old soldier sick
unto DEATH He Hes half dead and hall
siive. 9sninS no interest II bic surround-
paper comes ho roueee and Wan1s to know
what the news u nom the Twentieth Kan
-. He hae no frtends OF relatives "a thai
and the war spirit refusing 70 bow be(ore
the reaper. doAGh.-RanSa0 CITY Journal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-22

Nammar-Johnny. what did you mean by
saying 'sNo' when I asked you IL you
went bathing. when you know you were
falling . wrong storye
Johnny-Dsdn't you tell me the other day
20 b . man ana learn to nay sNo r'-
Boston Tfnnaerfpf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-22

The savasss were NOT Z little dieturabed
by tho report that tho mission board
would. peFforco, reduce expenses.
I'VE hope they won't send 10 canned
or refrigerated mianionariesy' they oaid.
- win one voice.
1t wos thus apparent that the army
ocan0al had penetrated even to that re-
mote ahore.-0otrolt Journal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-22

TIE Alaska n<auraAry 10. Il 10 sa:A. IN
sv srcppst srer The lsss e ssesscn 70
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-14
Rata tssr matter.

Dor iber so Sabren f1on murbs
Mrs. Wihslo,p'S 6ootbius Sprup
bon MtilItonen BON Mhttern betm Sab,
men ber ainber angewenbet. Mirf bu
I'm 99lafe bur@ bas 6@reien eines
&imbes gef6rt, baS TIM 3abnen if unb
bnr 69mer3en peints Menn 10, Iaffe
lofort cine 6Iaf9e bon .Wtrs. @tns'
Ions Soothing @prup1 bolen. eeiu
Wertb 1T anbe3ablbar. gs mirb benz
tleimen 2eibenben iofort 2inberuus oer'
I9affem. BerlaBt eu9 barauf Wlhtter,
es ift tein 3peifel bartiber. gS betli
Obienterp nnb 9iarrboe, regntirt ben
Wagen uub bic Wieren, beieitigt @inb'
aoIit, erueidt ben @aumen, berbtu,
bert gntahnbung unb ffdrtt bas ganae
spfem. sMrs. WiuSlows Soothing
Syrup fur aabuenbe ainber iff anse,
nebm In Gef9mad unb bas &eeepi
fammt BON einem ber befeu ipeiblt9eu
Aerste tn ben Ser. 5taaten. g8 III Bel
allen Oruggifen tn ber ganaen Welt 30
baben. preis Is Gents per Glaf@e.
aauft ni@ts anberes, als Mrs. @ins,
loius 5ootbingsSprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-14
Gtne merfipiirStae Nettuna.

Srau Midael Curtain in glainielb,
Sainuis, beridtet, baB iie ii1 erfdltet
bate. oaB iid btes auf Die 2nnsen leste
nnb oaB iie ettua eiuen Monat lang bon
ibrem Samilienar5te bebanbelt iunrbe,
babel aber INNER idlimmer tpurbe.
9erielbe iaste ibr i@lieBlid, baB iie ein
rettunssloies Opfer Der
g 4win biudt iei uno baB ibr
feline Meoicin mebr belfen fbnne. SIR
spotbefer empfabl ibr aber Or. Sings
geue @ntoedune fir G6pinbIu9t, iie
faufte cine Glaide unb idon nad bem
@ebraude Der eriten Ooiis perIpirte iie
5u ibrem Gnt5iden tueientlide BeHes
runs. Sic iebte ben @ebraud fort unb
na6oem iie feds SlaIden einsenommen
bate, befano iie iid seiunb nnb munter.
SEPT perri6tet iie ale ibre Sausarbeit
ielbit unb fiblt iid 70 iuobl toie nur le
supor. Jreie Yrobef1aiden oieier sroBs
artisen Mebicin 81 baben in Der Ipotbefe
BON S. &alteper & Gobn. 8esulare
@r0Be so Gents unb $1.O0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-14
Grtraamis ses afunbife.

Wtemdnb ptrb iemaIs senau piiieu, tpte pteI Sob
pdbrenb Der lesten eaiiOn aus ben aIonbte Selbern
sewonnen wurbe. Dte S@dsuusen f@manten ,tpii&en
Sic, ,OO0, 900 unp SIS 900. eet bic ensif&e Re=
steruns etne Grrassfeuer bon 10 Erpsent aufleste,
baben BITE @plbsrdber tbre 3uu&t gu atlerlet atfen
senOmmen, nm bas Geiet au umSeben. ST es nun
f4wierts benz steueretunebmer gu entalhpfen, 70 TT
eS nod piel f4ptertser, ii@ In Der sesenwarttsen
Sabres5et elmer tarten GrtdIuns unb ber Grtppe ,u
entsteheu. gBeuu bas Spftem bur@ iol&e Nnfdue ses
i4waHt tff unb bas DIut wtrb bum unb perarmt an
istnen seiunben BefanbtbeiIen, bann tF Sofetter's
Wa9enbttters ais BITE bette Mebt3tn an5umenben.
Dteies Rtttel baut bas Sptem auf. abseiebeu bas
son bab eS BITE gereauuns reselt, beiettst basiebe
Weritopfung auf pcutcmmen natnrlt@e qBetfe. G8
N ferner gut fur hte Nereu unb bte 2eber, tnbem es
betoe Srsane su orbentlter GrIebtsuns tbrer Gunfs
ttoneu anrest. Gu& 1T nt&ts 70 gut sesen Malaria.
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ug1iI milIlen nns IholiA menben !;

nNir uiiIlen ms IIioliH nenbeu;
BORT an Der groTen Git)e ldngt etwas,
bas 10 auslieDt luie ein Weuid, Elm
Grbangter. Gilen mir !"
Sic liefen mebr als lie aingen.
Dem SunslpaiOe ~, aus beiien Witte
iid Sire eide erbob.
Sin eiuem ibrer ltarfen slene Ling
nidt Elm Dienich, ionbern blcS elm
blauer WiannerrOd. 9lm Stamlne her
eide la9en Serltreute, ofTenbar aus
eineln noti3bude beruuSgeriHene 8ldtz
ter, lpelbe beidrieben maren. sic luiirz
ben aufseleien, unb bel naberer 8Iii,
funs 3eiste es lid, baB lie g'cti5en
iiber perfaufte golbpaaren entbielten
uno offenbar Dem grmorbeten an9eb0rt
batfen.
Gin genaues gerseibniB Der in
Sllenoorf perfauften @aaren, lomie
Die 9iamen Der iemeili9en Sdufer
fraren porbanben.
Ser S6anfmirtb Oilers NOR ais
Griteber elmer llbr, 3meier 8roiden
uno etlider &orallenldniire angeiiibrt.
@eiter maren and Die reitlideu Sc
seaitdnbe beSeidnet, melde benz 9dnbs
Ter nod perblieben.
Cine 9el0lumme bon fiinIbunoerts
iedsnnouiersi9 @uloen mar laut Oloti3
in ieinem geiise 9emeieu, oieie mar
aber bel Oilers 9ausourdluhuns niht
norsefunben iuorbeu. $50 mar nun
oiele, Die Gjolofette unS bas Sreu,
bingeratben?
Ger 6ieser 5ran3 wollte ii9 ents
fernen allein Der aommiHdr foroerte
ibn auf. alt bleiben, ba er auftldrunsen
iiber einise gorfommniile abseben
miiMe.
9m @aitSimmer lagsn peridieoene
@esenitanoe auf oem Glide, ruelde
nit einem guhe beoedf maren. 9luf
Stiiblea auSgebreitet befanben lid
etlid)e mannlide Sleiouussltiide BON
blauem gar6ent uno Elm srauer Nod.
(6ortiesuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-14

Ser slrmenbausler. Der beriibmte
slnatom profeiior 'pprtl, Der bot ipeni,
gen Sabren in @ien itarb, sins zines
aases brett bonn Spital in elm sro6es
Gartenreiiaurant, unb lieB iid bort an
einem Glide nieoer. gm Nebentilde
iaBen frubltiidenb smei Generate, bic
aus ieiner einfaden 3millidfleiouns
idloilen, oaB iie einen Sniaiien oes
naben 0oipitals Dor iid bdtten. Da
lie cine 9r0Eere pOrtioa Der Speiien
iibris gelaiien batten, 10 rief elmer pon
ibnen einen aellner beran ,,nb laete ~
ibm: ia, seben Sic oas bem Mann
oa oriben; er ioll it'd baran 9ttlid
tbun." Der Sellner liellte bic ReIie
benz beriibmten Gelebrten bin, Der ben
6erren ieinen Cant ausIprad uuo
oann ben Garten oerlieB. g4eniae
Wlinuten ipdter eridienen 3mei 9ells
nersmlt ell I'm Siibel, aus benz Die Der,
gOloeten Sdlie elmer 9lnSabl Gbampa9s
nerilaideu beroorrasten. .@ir baben
teinen @bamposner beltellt," riefen bic
Gdlte. gaie sruB aber mar ibr Gritau,
men, alS lie erfubren, bab Der ireuuo.
lide Spenoer niemonb anberes mar,
als Der oermeintlid)e 9lrmenbausbemohs
her. Der auf feline bel Dem Gbompa9ner
lie9snoe 8iiitentarte Die betannten
Verie geidrie6en botte:
gSsnu munder Wiann pibte, mer mautsr
Wiann mar,
Sab muuder Wiann mandem Rann maud.
nal msbr Chr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-14
Sic 0ejhtdbte eiues gflapem.

In 9dnoen unb 6iiBen bas sanSe
2eben lang sefelielt ou lein burb Die
8auhen Der &ranfbeit, oos iit 10 5iem=
li9 Die i6limmite Sorm Der Sflaberei,
Die man ii@ berfen fann! @eorse s..
8iaiams bon Wandeiter, Mi6., be-
ridtet, tuie fold eth Sflape befreit
wuroe. @r iast: nWtelne 5rau mar
feds Sabre lang 10 biiIf1os, baB iie ii6
nidt einmal allein i'm Bette umbreben
fonnte. gea6bem iie 5iuei 6lai6en
electric 8itters sebraudt bate, beilerte
fi6 ibr 3uitano in tuunoerbarer 8eiie,
10 baB lie jebt lire Sausarbeit ielbit
perri6ten fam. 0as por5ii9ltde Witz
tel fir Srauenlelben beilt aufs idne01te
9terpoiitdt, S9lafloiisfeit, Melan6olie,
&opfidmer5en, Giidenldmer5en unb
Sbnma6tsanfs1e. 9ieie tuunoeriuirz
fenbe Meoicin 1T ein tuabrls @naoenz
sei6euf fiir, ale idnaden, frdnfli6en
unb erid0pften 9eute. Sebe GlaIde
tuirt sarantirt. Sour so Gents bic
5lai6e. 8u baben bel ben Mputbefern
S. &altener & Gon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-14
0er Qorhorer 0o;In M

= Ser 2onboner .Dailp Netps"
mirb aus Berlin gemeIbet, baB bic Ges
raGte Der beabii9iigten anuet!iruns
eiuer oer Songa'S 'Snieln unmabr ieien.
Der beutide gOnful in apia babe Gin.
tueiiung erbalteu. 8sglei@uus seuifer
sGulbpefsn bon Der Songa.&egierung
su perIangen. iebo@ babe Deutidlanb
feinen @ebanten on Mnnettirung gebabt,
ba ibm bemnBt iei, baB bic Sonsas In
bic britii@e Jnterefenipbdre seb6rten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-14
MtabH6e @pteI Sar,
Off, 6onaon etraBe,
. TT. @Mtb, So. @tgentbiimer.

Wsan finbet bier elm borahsll9e8
@las Bier unferer beimifden 8raue.
reien. 8efnnbere Muertenuung Der.
bienen bie Weine. gigarreu, Wbfsties,
2iqu6re &c. gor3hsIider Grei.
Iun6 beS W orgens uub NaG d..
mittags. 0ieie Wirtbi6aft erfreut
R9 bes ausge3eid,neten Rufes au benz
angenebmHen &ufentbaltsorte ber
6tabt su sab!eu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-14
Sa6rgaltg 81.
9ie grOBte 0ilfe 5ur 8eidleuuts
altuQ beg &eidGft8

III bas "LONG DISTANCE TIE
LEPHON''. gs bei9rdnft gnifers
nuns unb 3eit unb III Elm wiGiiser
Jattor In iebem 3ueige menfdIi6sr
Sbdtisteit. Sc brinet melt boz ein.
amber entfernt wobneaSe 2euie ouf
Stimmeundbe suiammen unS ieBt iis
In ben Stanb @efddfte abauuideIn,
als tpenn He fi6 bDn QnseRdt i'll Nns
gei6t gegeniiberfdnben. 5raat BET Der
Southwestern Telegraph & Tele-
phone Co." I'M Bebingungen an.
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Budleus arutea Salbe.

Oie bette @albe Der Belt fiir @dnitte,
luetI9unsen, @ei9tpiire, 5iebers uno
0aut glusidla9, Sledten, seiprunsene
9anbe, Srofbeulen unb slle Sautfrants
6eiten; turirt Sdmorrboiben ober feline
Be3abluns. 86Iise 8ufriebenbeit saz
eantirt ober bas @elb tuirb auriidertats
,et. rs Gents bic Gdahtel. Gum
8erfaui bei S. &alteper & Sobn
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: Sn aom ii cine gntbedmns bon
aroBem Snter.ife ftir bic Gelebrten ge.
ma9t morben. Bel ben Muserabungen
anf benz Gorum wurbe ber 6teinbIod
blosgelegt, tuo Der Sage nod Romo,
Ius besraben fein foIlte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-14

9. 8. 8atteriOn in MOntasue, 9e=
ras, idreibt: 20 Sabre lang babe i9
Or. so. q. Simmons 2iper Weoicine
seseu arampfe, &olif unb Misrdne ses
braudt. Meiner 9lnli9t na9 lit biee
ielbe ltdrter uno iuirtt natiiriider ats
,,SdmarSer Grant" ooer 3eillns Mes
6iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-14

= SIN Gals fammeIa fGj ouiieu
unb grtdItungen an; nit elmer Safe
Dr. Nuguft a6nie'S 0amburser 8ruh'
thee, m6gIiGt beiB getrunIen. tuerben
mir In fu3er 3eit wieber pollfdubis
iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-14

Nns Wien uirb beri9tet: Srh
Gabrrab'@ef6dft III In Golse Der ue'
berprobuciion cine eruiie SriRs eias
Qetreten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-14

Rein wobleeoroneter 6ausbat Iollte o6ne ein(
fJlai9e Or. Siesert's @ngoitura gitters iein, Den
peltberibmten Appetit= Gueger, BON suo &merifu
ilipprtrt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-14
@runseiaentbnms llebertrasanseu

WrMn6et8ehtbnMS lebefttdBHHBeH.
Denrp Oppeli On s. s. gaber,
@runbitad I'm 8lod Is, fur $10O.
Mm. s. ar6ser ar y. g. Brobs
bent, @runoitiif im @iipz9ot 1874, fir
$500.
g. u. 0oan NR'u. Oil Sos. 8. BUR-
ger, @ruubittid i'm Original @iipsSot
35. fur $3,250.
gDm. Wraffe on 5p. Wrafis, @sunb'
Hid In 2ot 8. ftir $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-14
90. Yooetptls, Cab Grocer.

go. YO0etptIS, Cab Wr0eer.
golles Eager bon StapIe unb 5anep
Groceries, SGnitt.@ aaren,
gIotbina 6ateu. Soilette.
artiteln. @las:, PorseIla rs
unb aorb Waaren. Sn allen
Departements nur fril9e Sa1en.
Wiebrige preife. 6reie unb prompte
Nblisferung. 738 Sab. Alamo.S StraBs,
gfe @amargo. SelephOn 433.
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pumpen, Deuprehen, Winbmhb.
len uub &6bren.
alamo Sron Worts.
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I'm @artems9 9iiritt bes Staates. De.
lunbbeit umb aIima unhbertrofen.
8ilise 2dubereien fur ben Garmer.
Marttsdrtner, Obf' unb Diebaa@ter.
Wegen gin3elbetten tnenbet gu9 on
g. 8. Martin, g. g. a..
San Mntonio, 9eroS
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9atet G1@ tpr gaIsen sesex 3ssasse.
bic nue6FIbes eutBaIten, ba 0us6FIbss e&es
ben Stnn BED Gssn@s Dssitbfen snb tas
easps GSitem bbHss eerrntten NTH, tsenn Cd
6us1h bic fhletu,tsen Dberf6@en etnbrtngf.
colds Mrttfel tolIten nte auBes aui Hesorbs
niins gut terufenes Nerats eebran@t ipesesn,
ba ben G&aten, ben 10 aart4tsen, letnual
70 srpb IT, eI8 sas Giits, bas Sbs 6anon sr'
lielsm sonntet. oelI's aatasst.9ur.
b., sntbaIt iesn nasefsIber. ssnS pssS tansr.
lid eenomuen unb Nirst htrttt aut bic f6Iet
mtesA DberFd&en beB Gbiteut8. @snn Sts
NaII'S &atarrbsgeus fauft feb R@es, taS SIR
Sis a&ts bslcuantt Sic trtre tnnesls4 aes
nesssnlen Iab 10 EeIebe, O5to, tcn 8. .
Gbenet q q 0. 0eua3t.
E0 Berfautt ben allen &pstbssers Ysess
rs &te. bts Glaf&e.
oars Tamilien.Tillen limb bic beften.
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Die Gbe In MIR su oft bic Sdei'
bung aweier Sersen.
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vsattbtes sSrps. ssIetid5er

Wo. 507 Of.0ouf n.Strab'.
Jtur bas porahsli9fe Rinbs, S6of.
unb e9meinefeif6.
Spe3ialitdt: Sunges aalbfeif9.
alle Nrten BON WurH. Shinteu.
3unge, 6hmaIs &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-14

= Man i6reibt aus Mien: Ser
@enre. .Maler Diefenbad, ttber beRen
Werm6gen far3li9 ber @oneurs er6ffnet
purbe. 1T fammt ieiner .Golonie" se.
ri1tltd ermittirt morben. ST mar 70
berabsefommen. boB bic Gsrihtspou.
3teber benz Wstnenben aus grbarmen
atpauaig @nlben identten. (Diefenba6
fibrte eine log. Waturlebeusmeife,
tpel9e auf Dsgetarii9er SOP unb fshr
Iei@ter 8etIeibuna baRrte. unb batte
sine tleine @olouie @Iei6aeRnuter um
f6 gefammelt).
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- am meilten erbarmt H6 bss rln'
gIhdli6en nod bic 0offrnng
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@iiomeitteraS miilli6tGu

Wenn Sbrgu9 irsenbmO nieberlafep
uOllt, tbut es euilans Der 2inie ber~
Gatt Mntomio tttO Mtatt.
sna MnS. Rnh&t.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-23
CoNDICIoNE8 Z CONCEsIoNGs

OoEoOMENTos EOa da pessutsiN Agsns apaisusae
ln1do4 Los ds 30 fralejs
dsOlsalJ spAtta
.
Los
safest maiaa q un recaesI 10 purI
Dc Nld Do 10 OJ asa
Podfan mas
ue ah Pss PRss dtdAAr sts % erA de-
miad
nels
BETEs DE- FAMAss eus rebaa p 100 las nIias
api
d a vaaA b pssO s enaias - Dc 5OO frances
paapia Pagaa IA 0lsF slnuds u no eanhda
us sdmall0
ninas gee Paguea mslo pass. den ~ l 'lan
l sKeisa saa aaz Eaa ds Tfaae s ifaeaon O Ks
s
AMrLsADOsa Oonpaha esosaaa p De ss1e
G1aeEno B'rs
81 l 6s5 re@sasAt ~ ~ 6a5 psstas-s d L. ~
eEsUR9sA
miauus nrsrs Agntsa esta plaza
MAYQL HER.aeN9s $ Co
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ao4 BibliOtoea de la DEMOCRACIA

-iPuab1 singulsrl dfjose; sin hsoer ref exio-
nss sobre la ge7tazs q1e comenzlha a 70 iears
conOertsba bs9 para ugars aguna mala psssds,
fue directsmsnte al Circuo de u dasoro por la fO
g2ta, repitiendo de veg e1 ouando:-iPaso paso!
Un truhaa qqe soerc6 dsmssiado, reeib6 uH
oiutaTszo ramera muy bonita que 50 puso de-
laute de 81 lie miro curiosameDte Cr6n la oogi6 de
la barba dU6ndola:-IMuy hermosa eres muieTl
-l0hl loh, gFit6 la yoz rouoa crscads del rey
de Bohemia; tlui6l es el iusolente que permite
entrar ad aquia
En- este mo SO abri6 81 oiFoulo derredor de
Ia b2rrlog, Urit6n Das6. e. daqas clav6 su rads
el truh6~, le dj":-tEres td 81 que te lamas rey
de BlhemisG
-Yo soy; par6oeme, cab lero, que to audacia
en- peDetrar hssta aqui r.ya en- To-. 'ridsd.
Soy Cri6n responpi6 ssnO amente el duque
En- squela 6poca sc hababl O. FranCa del vaien-
to Gfill6o como sssenta amos sntes de Baysrdo. Lo
msmo en- las ehozas eu los cast, IS, que en- Ell pa
lacio de los reyes Sc deofs va: eAs cute como ori.
ll6n!s En cusnto el duque d. su nOn. ., el rey de
Bohemia 90 quito el sombrero tOdos los uhanes se
desoubreron respeto, 81 yerlo Orll6n envsin6
50 espsds djG-Buenas nOohes, hiiOs mios.
IS nor duqne, aqu estais tan SECURE como en-
vusstra propia casa teneis neeesidsd de
Contsd nuestrs ilimtada adhesion, do el Tey de
Bohemia.
Todos los trnhanes Ienos de curiosidsd ss agru,
psFon q So alFsdedoI.
-Cono0istes M pobre dablo que SO llamsba Gas
oarie, Sao ss yeFdsda
y e hsmos liorado, monsehoE
-Ua gaupo chico, progguio Cril6n, quien ahoT-
oaron en lugsF Dc eve miserable Rsnato q HoTeatino
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O0NEXI0NESA ng Fort de France a hene cOnex6n con oE
FordsF
de / Hre-
TKASBORDo-Adems pusos expdsn psses
La G Puerto OOo Oo0a Tslsc Bar
3d.
N0TA-La