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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-04
9apfere Mauuer fallen

@rfranfunsen bes Masens, Der 2eber
uuo Der gieren gum Dpfer, tuie aud
Srauen, unb alle ipiireu bic Solsen ba.
BON bnr9 appetitperluit, 8lutperunrei>
nising, &iideniueb, gterpoiitGt, &opf=
peb unb elm alsemeines @efabl Der
S9tpade uno Der Mattisfeit. Gs if
aber sar ni6t n6tbis, baB man iid 70
i9le9t fiblt. Man bore, mas s. @.
@aroner in Sbauile, Snbtana, iast: /:
n@lectric 8itters iit serabe bas, tpas
ein Menid braudt, tpenn er fi9 p5llia
abseipannt fiiblt unb tueun es ibm slei6-
siltis setpprben 1T, OBJ er leben bleibt
ooer itirbt. gs bat mebr basu beige
trasen, mir neue &raft au perleibett, als
ales Inbere, tpas i9 nebmen fpnnte.
Sd fam iest mes efien uab babe ipie=
Der cine lleue Gniparti9aft auf ldnseres
2eben. 9tur so gts. in Der Mputbefe
pon s.. &alteDer & Con. eSebe Slai9e
tuirb sarantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-04

Srinlt p@s & Af@ba@er's
porter unb WeiBs8ier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-04

Der Minter ,abt. 6oIa unb 2ob,
len iuerben R9erlitb TIM preife Reigen.
Sept III Bic ri6tise 3eit Cure Be.
barfnife fir BrennmateriaI far ben
minter 3tl beden.
Wir pertaufeu gutes gt@enboIa au
1915; ausseiu&tes 0oIs au $3.50
amb per @arlabuus su 1925. obs
geIiefert.
&ebueIrte preiie fhr BeRenuneen
BON 5 unb 10 .gerbs".
Wir ftibren eagle paB, 6artsborn
unb NeMIeaer 8oblen. SPECIAL.
preiie far Nuftrdse bon Waggon.
2abungen.
Ghr prsife bebieut guG: asIeptou
No. 81.
Smmiet - Dob 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-04
SDtener babeint.

6oboten. @ermanp, September
be beutiee, Datum bes MeHenger
Bob. Sd meiB net, Der mie pielf es IL
an Metaunt bun 3eitunnerf9ieb unb
fonitige f1iogrdfitel prablems.
Miffer gbiterl!
Was is be Mdtter2 6ot Sbne mel
leBte &dbelbispdtl6 net 9erea@ts 6en
bic Neu Oorfer net seiphBt, baB Sd
timms Sc mar ndmlib 9tiemonb am
Diepot eriept Der Si6aui, no ttler glei
als Besrhbung aupertraut bot. baB Ell
nit ber &ent In be &ier iS (ber Gdnbs
lorb mar babel un bot uH be @bed, TOO
I Sd ent semue iollt. geuart) un ber
pelstappesBiap unb Der D6rre.Quet.
f9es6annes.
Wea, neper meinb. Sd fein frob,
baB Sd uteber ba iein, In rnein' NJ &C.,
liebte 2anb ber 5reibeit unb 2iberti.
Des beibt, etntueile iein Sd nod In
9obofe Ia Mebers Gotel. gRdmli1 bic
MItt Is 10 bissbfeb bun Der ssetrant.
belt, baB He pafRtip refinfi, be 0ubion
uff ber Gerrp ae troRe. sic BOT Nnsii,
es tbdt tpieber anfanse.
Sd fein OF courie nit ber oceanic
geffmme. @s is iner ndmlit1 gejagt
morn, bes mdr bes sr6Bte 6diff, no bis
febt gebaut norn iS. Meq, for mid
mar bes grab gut senug.
Nnmer ieb, Mifer gbitsr: 81 Baas
neBl Ndmlib Sd mil bapwe, baB
angeblidli9 bic gan5e SnferneQ &euens
tu Maf9inerie be Baun5 friegt I'm atpar
tuege Gre6beit TN mege Beuebmens
nnbetomming sege prominente un
@enelman.
Seer ben MlleS 10 i96n arrdnbitbt
sebatt. Sn iebem Sront mar obebruff
Stilllebe bun i@mubige Snde, uns
neridd9e, admm, s@mdmm un ions
tiiee ftmdl tntiri6r Decorating 3eretbt
seleet. Snfteabs ba bermtt idtisfeit 3e
fein, ben be aafttm. Mffi6ers nod mel,
ter nod unne segudtun In febem aof.
fer mos gefunne. DreibunnertunfAufe.
a6t3ig Boilers Duties ben r1er beaable
maf1e. Das Is apiper NlIes bios for
prefentS setpeie, mo nter aus Gefdaig.
feit for 6rents un Betannte tititgeupnls
me ben. Die MiRes &ttfn iS biieits,
nod tn grtrisS SGdmbergarnie genoms
me wort 100 ie uff Deimpnbs non fis
mdI @Tpert8 geteRet morn Is. sic
batptpe nir sefunne. Gunner uns ae.
fagt: Waan sic beS 8elb bdtte, Mt.
Her gbiter. bo bic Mlti an Dutti ae.
idft bot, bd ludr'n sic gut ab).
Sd tann beuut net utebr f9reiue,
Wfifer gbiter, neil udmli@ bie Qauae
Suneiteb 6tdts INNER meine SUB Iuads
lid geiu0rn iein. g iGdti ben ID So.
bote ao9 nie setroffe. Sd ben friiber
als emol In meiner Sugeub be ioge.
nannte 0reber gebatt, mann i@ c BiB,
eptel gter getrunfe ben, beS is airtper
bes reinite ainneripisl sese mein iebi. +,
se 3uifanb.
Wtir meru beunt Nadt nod in So.
bote fdlafe, bob iubem bie Mlti marte
3e wolle fbeint, bis baB c Bribge ober
c Sunnel bierber feriis is. Nuberoem
moot 50 bic Exceptions 2ammiteeS unb
bie Dffii4els I'm humerbanpt BITE pros
mtnsnte nod tueitere 2f6dnS gemtue,
bes Werfduulte In &igarb meiner Mer.
etnd!'0ulbigung na9aeboIen.
Wtit aufri9tigem 6ipp, Gipp, 6ors
rdb uft ote u. g., uff Neu Oorf un be
slcrios Country Ia $f9enereu
Ooura
Sobn @ttf@ Csc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-04
Sic trat suriid, feline feu6ter Singer
NIT Gfef mn fiI, ffnbpnh

Gip trnt 9,triif Se;,,p fpuh4et, esiropr
NIT GfeI nm fix stnsenh
an fomhfen MIR @ehs, e;e ol5o
hnr Chr SrihrnoI @eST;mbisn G;e
iih se}6it e5terben @;s IN, GssfGno,,is
gpofen @;e mos G;e - n,oIlen sH
Ieuone-io bis am, Meupsriten z ~
ifreite in Shre geSa,,nt,,nos9 ors srus-
oebnrten einer me, frnnf6oft = oersiaten Nhan=
fo{ie G;o I;4+en r. io,,os IN s;o i,
mpinpm M in sso,,5s 5ob IN @r6ssn,nohn
chre f1oSnmitioe a;ehe ~ mir rio in
nit NIT 0,procht,,1go .nriifnies Int S;eSe
Sripbe noIIpnhs ent,nifpIt
Sie fdlmersbofte gponnuno 5eines
Serseus bate tpdbrenb oiefer bobn=
getrdnften @prte tppbltbdtig na1gelafz
fen. Sm @efiibl bieier Gr1ei9terlng
fanb er Elm 2d9eln bes Mitleibs, bas
auf Snes' ifolaes 9lut ipie Elm Gtura=
bao mirfte.
Ser 8rief, ben mir Sbr berforbener
Gatte spei 5tunoen por feinem Sobe
an &aoul b. 8ealtremont in Die Geber
btftirte, ben ib nidt abianbte um
Sbrettpillen, Der Den Sprung nit mir
in Die 6lutben bes Sees ma6te, aber
ynberiebrt blieb IN meiner 8rieftaide,
biefer 8rief, Der Grnef 8eauremonts
unteri6rift trdgt 1T in 6eftprs 5anb.
Ser lebte geaurenrnt it's, nit bem
Sic fdmpfen tperoell, nidt nit mir.
Su6en sic feline Wlilbe st setpin=
nen.
Gin unartifulirter 2aut rang ii9 bon
ihren aippen, inbeB @blers it'd lanefam
umpanote. SIN po9en oes @inbes,
ber ge9en Die S9eiben flDpfte, I'm
Suft3uge, Der bur9 ben &amini6lot
beuIte.. oloubte Snes bos idbobenfrpbe
dod,et, her gBeIt AZ nernehmen
Gin frafteInhss G,rouen Smrd6r,itterte
ihren Garner MA burd hip Io,,tlos fix
6ffnenbe Sf1ffr Nrit ghIers ftbIiirfenbeg1 g
gdriftes in hem G,nno binonstrot
@ein Gdotfen berIb,nonh S,o ,nor,s
ihr ala ifiir,e hie gimnerhe6p iiber
i6r auiomnlen0' ala mebe nm her offen
oebliebenen Shiir @rabesil1ft AZ ibr M
Reriiber-pernid1tenb, berIDid,enbo. @ie
fpoIlte nm rifle r,Ifen o6er ihrp qihhen
fd1ienen BON glorrnor an iein. Gie
blieben ifun1m, g3i6t einen Sinner t,ers
modte tie au riihren In her gtorre bes
perffeiuernben entfekens.
Sc bpd,fe auiieffe n SronyftpI,
fdluo BEN Worbono ann ouoren.edhe, ,
gpu6oir suriid
..Oos bauert ober oemoftia Iouoe
nit 0irl gJ2ou tpirb beIordt ia
id5au !! gu biif ia ferfio 9Iher mic , er.
idlredt Nu nod ausfiebFfl gysorie in
reibe Sir elm tpenio bie Wlanoen Il
Oa fies her Qranhf mad, esrps bnb
abtpehrenb bie Aonb
so elm falfes @turabob iiber ben
Naden tit elm @raus!" beriiGerte Die
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-04
arbettet 9aa nnn sladat.

9ie seiddftisiten unb tpirtiamiter
fleinen 9inse, Die je semadt tuurben,
iinb Or. Sings Neae 2ebens 8ilen
Sebe 8ille 1T elm fleires itber5udertes
@eiunbbeitsfiisel6en, tuel6es S6wd9s
in &raft perpanbelt, Sdlaffbeit IN
gnersie, seiitise Grmattuns unb Gb.
ipannuns in seiitise Grii6e. Sic lei.
iten @unberbares i'm @ieberaufbau Der
@eiunbbeit. Sour 25 gts. bic S6a6s
tel. 8u baben in Der 9lpOtbefe bon s,
Ralteber & Gpn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-04
Der @elbfieber.e ed,reaem.

Die neuIidbe geIbfieber. 5urt5t i'm GpIbatenbeiui
su 5ampton. 8a. erreste tueitbin Srterefie an be,
araufbeit unb beren Bebanbluna. Sas aeIbe Sic.
Bee tutro In mbeIttbft einfadber sSeiie behnnoeIt
pbitbpn es cine id5redidbe aranfbeit IN. Wnn Be.
ffebt auf noufummenen ianitdren Grraneements.
bic Rilf. uub gSafiers 8ufubr ntuB abioIut rein
iein. einfad5e Nraeneten tuerben nernbreidbt unb
bic Sarme frei unb in reaeImdbtaer Tbdtiafeit ers
balten. @enu 6ieie lestere BerbaltunesmnBreeel
BON Seoermanu itrift etnsebaIten tuiirbe. tuarben
tptr getftia unb pbbidb cine prddbtiee Raife iein
es aiebt sur &einiauna bes enftems nitbts 8eiie.
res, ais ooftttter's Maasnbitters. Cine 9uis
oretmaI pru Taa utrb neues 2eben unb @Iad
brineen. Gs tuirb poiltib S@tuinbfu6t uno DIS
pepfe hetlen uno fur 2eber' uno Rierenibtudt5e
atebt eS ntdbtS. tuaS ihm alettbtpmmt. Jeoer
Mnnthefer i'm 2anbe bat a. bprrdthia. unb eiue
3rtbat' otepermarte beoe6t ben Gals Der GIaidbe.
- Su Reu Dort baben am erlfeu
3age ber Steuer grbebung ftir bas
iieue Giscaliabr 16 Gteuer3abIer au.
famr1en bic 6umn1e bon 81, 500, 600
be3oblt. Der grbbte 6teuer3abier In
Ism. MaIborf Afor NIT $406, 1886.
Wm. 8. WanberbiIt bat wnur" $200, 900
on Steuern au aableu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-04
Cages . Neutgfehe,a.
Z II ! q II B..

J II a II b.
= Die eagIiI9s &egieruug bat IN
@bicago eroBe 4ontratte abge11lofs
len fur bic 2ieferuns BON Bhhiens
fetid, iopie bon Gemtils, unb Obffs
pr1ierpen.
= 5a Maibiu9ton fanb am 8. Otto
bsr bic feierli6e ueberrei1ung bes BON
gcngreKe benz AbmiraI Denep botirteu
gbren Sdbels burh ben prdRbenteu
/ Mcatulep ftatt.
- Sn Salt 2ate- @itp bat Der frii.
bere gice'@ouberneur bon Sbabo,
Capt. 5. 3. MiGs, ben @bsf. .Snges
nieur Sobu o. MeIbinp BON ber Ore,
gon,8abn erf@ofien. mel! bieier iein
@eiu9 I'm MufeQuns Bel Der 8abn
abselebnt bate.
= Die tleine @tabi Du Queen I'm
Staate Mrtanias III bur1 eine JeuerS,
brunf nabesu ponHdnbig serit6rt NOR,
ben. @roBer Notbfanb berrf9t nnter
ben Betrofenen unb Der Mapor bes
Dries forbert aur 8eifieuer BON Inter,
fabungen auf.
= Sn BpusbteepRe, N. g., mnrbe
s. 8. @omben, ein STUDENT bes gaif.
men college, ber Gobn bes Bantiers
SEQ. 6. gomben In MibIanb, Seras,
beim Gubballipiel get6btet. Die 2ei9e
tfi 5ur Beerbiguug nod Seras seianbt
iporbeu.
NuSIann.
= Mus Brenlen tpirb gelGrieben !:
Die beuti1e &eibSregierung beabfids
tigt unter MitbtIfe 3tpeier Dampfer.
linien gmben au einem 6afen erifer
aIaiIe 81 MAIDEN, ben 6afen 40 Der,
tiefen unb ibn fiir bie gr6bten Ocean.
f9iffe 3ugdngliG au MAIDEN. gmben
ioa gum Aussangspuntt fur bie ala.
ttffe 2inie bes 2Iopb genaGt merben.
Der 3wef, ben man babel perfoIgt,
III Der, benz Snbuitriegebiet In Nbeins
lamb unb Weafalen cine Geeberbinz
buns erfier aIafe 3it beri6aifen unb
ben 9aubeI befelben bon Motterbaui
abSuIenten. 81 bielem gube murbe
bereits eine widtise TeriammIung
abgebaIten, tn tpeIdher aIIe getbeiIia.
ten eine llebereinfnaft trafeu, ipeldaer
au GoIge bic Nrbeiten iofort In Nuariff
genommen merben iollen.
- Sn Berlin finb GeraGte tiber Ell.
ne beporifebeube Rabiuets, RriiiS i'm
lmIaufe. Der CORRESPONDENT Der slI,
foclirten preie erfdbrt, bob Der QaiIer
ben ernifen Wunid beat, bos aeaeu.
tpdrtige aabiuet au bebalten unb bic
frtberen Neaiebuuaeu mit ben Rouiers
uatipen mieber heraufieueu. aus Der.
ielbeu QueIIe erfdbrt Der aorre1bpn.
bent Der Nffociirten prei1e, baB Der
Raiier ben plan, bie aouaIporIooe aur
Nnnahme au brinoen. md nid5t oiIf.
l..
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@Iiiheup bell, ans Dem aauie

fam bic &usel, tuel9e o. .. Gteabman
bon Stem gort I'M 8irserfriese traf.
Sic peruria6te cine srdbli5e freiIenbe
@nnbe, bic fid 20 Sabre lang bur6
Ni9ts beifen laiien tpplIte. Da beilte
ibn 8ndlens Grnica Salbe. DieIelbe
beilt S9nitte, 8rantiuunben, Beulen.
5le9ten, Sibnerausen unb allerlei Sauts
ausi9ldee. Gs iit bas bette Sdmorr.
boiben @ittef, bas es sibt. rs Gents
bic S9a9tel. Sur sarantirt. 2u bas
ben 3 IN oer Gpptbete bon S. aolteber
& Son.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-04
: Das In 0aris taaenbe emie.

- Da8 tn paris taeenbe G6iebs.
geridt, bas iiber ben @ren3freit amt.
f&en 9ritii6'Gupana unb gene3ueIa
abauurtbeilen bat. bat peri9iebene
Der eusliiden Iniprt9e In Beaus auf
BITE aafen unb auf bas Snnere bes
9anbes, abgeIebnt. Dagegen III bie
Greaslinie am Wainri,Riber einffims
mtg anertannt porben. Die gutfdei.
buug trdgt ben @baratter eines goms
brptnifYe8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-04
9u perfaMfett.

Cine Sdretbmai9ins moberniier
8onfruftiou, gan, neu, if fur ben
bilIigen Preis BON $50 al perfaufen.
Ra6aufrageu tn Der Office ber .Greie
prefle fdr SeyasS. 1,ubab
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-04
WeabaGe @pteI Har,
Ofs 6onHon Stra6e,
u ~. @ n +, ..... GiAeuf9jimet

Man finbet bier ein nor3asli&es
GIas Bier uaierer beimif@en 8ralle.
reten. 8eionbere Nnertennuug Der.
bteaen BITE @eine, gtgarrem, @tisties,
Stqn6re &c. Bor3RgIt@er Gret
tun4 besM M0rgeuS unb Ra@s
mittags. 9ieie @irtbf@aft erfren!
R9 bes ausge3ei@neten &ufes 3u BEN
aagenebmfen &ufeutbaltsorte bes
Stabt 3ti 3dblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-04
Gone star seseu Srodenbeit.

0one Star ge9eu Srodeubeit.
aSte TT ea trudem bier mmb 1oe,
9te Groe TT III etamb aebiiut,
9er&tmmel 5etat ftd5 fermtb6r ipr5be,
BtS er ben gSmmf& tsa@ @e8em nut.
Wpbtn man bItdt, bic refine Nfme,
9a 8retft man bamn 3mr Zone etar
1lafdse.
Ser &tmtnel I'll 10 flar NIB retm,
4etm 9SDIfMem triibt Ste 0ldme,
Da fdbla8 etm Dummeripetter bretm,
Sa8t Mfamd3er pbme 9eme.
llno iuetI ber @e8em tpartem ldist,
9te Meuidbbett iftb nit ,,&pne etar"
udkt.
Ser Jarmer fd5aut neratuetfelt ams:
SStro's baIo 'aen @prtter eeben2
Ste Grnte fd5iuetb, fetm0eIb i'm @ame,
9Sas TIT bae fit Elm Xebem!
Sa, iueuit ba ttidst bas Zone Gtar tpir',
9amm ip6r'8 fiir mne epd3 gar AZ
id3tuer.
Ser aaufmamn rednet Sag nab gadst,
ST bat tt,sr lnRemft6mbe,
aSirb tbm bic 8mDe 3u9etnadbt,
90 tft's nit tbnt 80 0mbe.
Hub mm Ote Gorge 80 herfd5eudBem,
Stebt uaam TIN tn bic ametpe id5letd,ett.
9prt 8iebt's trph Ne8enlpif9teit,
fS{ss asxn
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$4,000. $4,000.

Seine Notbmenbisteit, pianos auf
Muttionen ober tpdbrenb eines Musbers
taufs au faufen. menn man ein eutes
ptano. garantirt bon benz dlteRen
etabliRemeut tn Segas, 3u obigeu preis
fen betommen tann.
Sbos. @oggan & Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-04

Mebrers Iebbajte uno ebrli9e Qeute, um una In
otelem uno bsna8barteu Counties 5u pertreten. Ge'
dr $500 ldbrltdb uub Nuseaben. 1emanente GteI.
lung: gs 1T baupfd&li& j@riftiine arbeft M
2anle; nnlere Wsfsrensen: JsSe 9ouG In ira.ns
s,nef Staot. Weferen3en perlanet Wan lea. elm
The Dominion Co., Dept ., Chicago, Ills.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-04
9eime Mufttou,

tpnbera dnter bena fide Werfaui
bon ptanos auf 2aser, nebtt un3ipet'
telbafter @araniie. tpeun Jbr etler
ptano fauft bel
Sbos. 8ossan & Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-04
sir In 2xafaria,oiariatsit

2ebsnbs finb Tutt's 9gilen unerlaslia;
fs erbalten ben G0rpsrsOrsanismus 10
polIifanbise Srouuus uno iis bstpirter
9b(oInte gsilung
Don ROpffdmsrssn, geroauunssbe.
iduerben. Mlalaria. 2ebsrleibsu. Ser.
itopfuug unb allen @allsntranibs,ien.
/. I,ttt's 2ebers Yiaett.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22

There are several rich old miners
and cattlemen in Arizona ana New
Mexico whose lives upset the common
ly accepted ideas in the eastern mind
concerning the conduct OF newly made
wealthy men in the west. Six or seven
men in the territories. who have made
great fortunes in tOcks aud herds and
mines and lands, and are adding thou
sands of dollars to their several estates
every year, are SO strangely economl-
cal, 1--we so primitively and know SO
few, If any, of the joys, spirit and as
pirations of ordinary mon of wealth
tn at they are picturesque.
For example, thereis Benjamin Wat
tiers, the millionaire sheep and wool
king of San Miguel county, New Mex
leo. His income is variously estimated
at from $40 900 to $50, 900 year, and he
spends less than $500 of 1T in living and
dress. He owns Thousands of acres OF
land, has q share in rich coal fields at
Cerillos, and holds number of $40, 600
and $4,000 mortgages. He is little,
dried-up man. with an enormous white
beard and long white hair. He WAS a
'49-er from Maine. He has lived among
the mountains and with his fiocks for
forty years, aud has never altered his
manner of living while his wealth has
been plling UP. he goes to Santa t'e
or Lamy or Cerr1llOS on nOrSeO ack
twice a month to transact business
with his bankers and to collect inter-
est and dividends from his coal proper
ties. That is his only intercourse with
the busy world, from which he and his
flocks live wholly apart. All he knows
is sheep and the value of land for
grazing purposes. He sleeps in his
cabin or wherever night overtakes him.
Once few years ago, when he had
over $50 900 on deposit in one bank in
Santa Fe, he refused to pay IS cents for
lodging at hotel in town and went
and slept in horse barn.
The richest man in southern Arizona
lives at the little Mexican hamlet of
Orc Blanco, in the extreme southern
part eff Pima county, close upon the
boundary line between the United
States and Mexico. He is James "A.
his age is nearly 81 years,
and his wealth Is variously estimated
from 81 200, 900 to 81 800, COO, for no one
knows about all the old gentleman
vast possessions in mines, cattle and
lands. He owns 80, 900 acres of grazing
land in Sonora and has several blocks
of land in Guaymas.
Lazy and ancient Orc Blanco is
about the last community in the coun-
try where one would look for the resi-
dence OF Yankee-born millionsire.
1t is q mere huddle of one-story struct-
ures as primitive as the homes of the
Pueblo Indians. There are not four
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22
Rich Men In the Southwest
Cattle and Sheep Ranges In A
IONA and These Milonares Are gnor-
ant Eccentric md MIsery.-Chlldren Up Like Beasts

wooden floors in the hamlet. 1t con-
tains only two little stores, each with
saloon adjuncts, and one blacksmith
shop. The sparse population is four
fifths Mexican. Yet Black Jim Robin
son, as he is known all over this re-
gion has. made his home in Orc
Blanco for thirty years, and
where else. He was on his way in an
OK team to the Pacific coast by
the Santa trail in 1860 when posi-
bilities of making money in cattle
came to him. Forthwith he abandoned
the emigrant train, and has been liv-
ing in Arizona ever since. He has been
through many Indian campaigns. and
has had fights for his life and pro-
pe-ty with Mexican and half-breed
outlaws that would make hair raising
narratives. All the financial ups and
but about 1875 he proved his title to
40 900 acres of land about where he
lives, and he settled down to cattle
ranching.
For twenty years Black Jim Robin
son has netted an annual income OF
$45, 600, while he and his family have
been living on few hundred dollars
each year. He has a Mexican wife.
whom he married thirty years ago, and
II
only three remain in the parental
home. All the others have married
into Mexican families and live in shan
ties and mud houses along the border
just like the sons and daughters OF the
poorest cow-punchers and sheep
herders in the region. The
adobe homestead would be
dear at $3.50. Children in this rich cat
tleman's family: have always slept In
bunks, the tables and chairs have been
made of pine by indians, and dozens OF
articles in the line of furniture that
the eastern households deem absolute
necessities have never been 30 much as
dreamed of in Jim Robinson's home at
Orc Blanco.
The old couple dress in the Same
coarse, rude garb as of old. The old
man wears overalls and gingham
shirt all the time, except occassiOnslly,
when buyer for Chicago or Kansas
City packing house comes from No
gales railroad station, thirty miles
across the hot, dusty plain, to talk over
$50 900 or SAC, ZOO cattle transaction
in the kitchen of the old mud house.
Then Robinson may put on a thread
bare and faded coat that he bought
fully twenty years ago in Tucson. His
library consists of cattlemen's
guide and volume of receipts
for curing horse and cattle
diseases. His family never reads a
newspaper, buys no furniture. knows
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22
Millions Given Away.

1t is certainly gratifying to the pub
lie to know of one concern in the land
who are not afraid to be generous to
the needy and suffering. The proprie-
tors of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs aud Colds, have
given away over ten million trial
bottles of this great medicine; and
have the satisfaction of knowing it has
absolutely cured thousands of hopeless
cases. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness and all diseases of the Throat
Chest and Lungs are surely cured by
it. Call on Irwin 81 Co. druggist, and
get free trial bottle. Regular size
soc. and 81. Every bottle guaranteed,
or price refunded
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22
A Cure For Cholera Infantum.
Never Known to Fail.

During last May an infant child OF
our neigh bors was suffering from chol-
era infantum. The doctors had given
up all hopes of recovery. took a bot
tie of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera AID
Diarrhoea Remedy to the house, tell
ing them l felt sure it would do good If
used according to directions. In two
days time the child had fully recover
ed. The child is now vigorous and
healthy. have recommended the
remedy frequently aud have never
known it to fail-MRS. BURTIS BAK-
Err, Bookwalter, Ohio. For sale by all
druggists.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22
UneUuaIed By Any Other.

have been in the drug business for
twenty years and have sold most all of
the proprietary medicines Of any note.
Among the entire list 1 have never
found anything to equal hamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
for all stomach and bowel troubles,
This remedy cured two severe cases of
cholera morbus in my family and 1 have
recommended and sold hundreds of
bottles of it to my customers, to their
entire satisfaction. 1t affords quick
and sure cure in pleasant form.-O.
w. WAKEFIELD, Druggist, Columbus,
Ga. For sale by all druggists.