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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-23
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-23

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trerfsn bier tdslid perfauft unb serbraudt.
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furh bEclen Nrtifsl unlerblid 9emadt
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Mrs. Winslow's Scptins 9yrup an
panbte. Serludt es Nls.- Qabies giator
gfew yorf. - gu psrfuufsu BEL aasn
Orussfen. -25 eents bic Gla1ne.
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Der 8inesr. llap bic 8Inter wsrbsn aros
unp pantfn tbr bafir. @uh In eislsr Stapt
bat fe bic 0inSsr gu Dant SsrpNidtst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-23

eine 8ereinisuns inS 2eben 3u rufen, je
bod min id nidt porlaut lein, bic @r1
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peranlabte ibn gum Selbiimorbe.
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baut, uelde $4,000 fcitet.
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'er 2bat peranla6t bateN.
Sn Yaleltins wurce eine ganoe far
Tiger Diebe Uerbaftet, bic in ben leeten
Saseu periAieosne Dietltdble besins.
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la. 81.

BON BEN 9olse eabpffirt rusbe
QputIiana Gtate Qptterp gc.
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zine 3ieeans ssrf&sbea. Msa rea naafOls,nb.
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in Hsp Srleans Ditnftas ben Ia. 1dr3 1882.
aue rnisrs ianfiisen 9isbunssn antsn ltatt untsr
aufiiGt anb 9siIuns Der @tnsrdle
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snbal 9. Watlyadu a'ireiaisu.
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friite mir oas 9cben burd bieie Wuncer=
trcpfeu.
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SIlo,4Ot
0sminrs In Nslsaas ben

1857 G3sn'i"Hs tm Gsi.aas ben 3Ilo.4Ot
na- anftassn fur 9ssnisn, fpTis &a,sn far
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Rsw Srisans 9e
Gbwarb woOrs. Gssni, gds 5aulon II. @ceauis
Strabe, Gan Matonio.
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San antoniO gum Nnfertissn son Serren=
SlsiSun9sRiden Gsrner iibernimmt er
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Rleieer.
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Nsebs 0!lt goee Sonic permauot.
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Nd eas warsg i6Sne stunosn. Mls
Id gum triisn Wal SOZODONT &C.
srauht uno tas an3snebme NrOma I'm
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3a9nEsllG rolSsr, msius SABINE lh6net
wuroeh. Sd psrpe ME aufbSrsn tas.
islte su ssbraa&sa. aut Drositfn ipsrs
tauIsn IS.
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$500 Reward

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any case OF Liver Complaint, Dys-
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-05
BLAINE And ARTHUR.

It was not expected that the rela-
lions between Blaine and Arthur
would be remarkable for their cor
diality. in the very nature Of
things there could not be political
harmony between these two men.
After GARFIELD was wounded the
secretary of state and the vice-presi-
dent each made a show towards
eonciliating the other. There were
expressions Of respect if net of love,
the one showing Difference to the
position of the other, and Arthur
manifesting appreciation of the
ability and craftsmanship of Blaine.
But there was no heart in the pro-
LESSONS, which were mere outside
show to blind the eyes Of the public
Blaine had been the bitterest enemy
to Arthur's dearest friend, hence it
could hardly be expected that any
manifestation of affection would
be anything more than form. The
minds of these two politicians run
counter to each other. They think
differently, are actuated by different
motives and ambitions, and are
moved by unlike influences. One is
a character by himself, standing
out boldly and independently, capa-
bic of working out his own destiny,
and proud in the Consciousness
Of being able to do so
aggressive, radical and by
nature pugilistic in his instincts
The OTHER owes what he is more t.
'luck" than skill; more to other:
than himself; more to the posses
sion of an evenly balanced mind
knowing when and how to take adj
vantage of circumstances than t.
any brilliancy of conception o.
gTandness'of execution.
Nnll6 no one dreamed InaC Blaine
and Arthur would work togethe,
smoothly during the administration
1t was not expected that an oper
rupture would occur so soon. The
official relations of the gentlemen
have been severed but few days
when there occurs a square figh
which threatens 10 continue unit
the close of Arthur's presidential
term. The issue promises to be tht
political advancement of one ant
the downfall of the other. Nh
Blaine's letter TO the President o.
Friday was the first broadside o
artillery that has been fred, though
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$25 REWARD.

We will pay S25 for the delivery
of the following described animals
One iron gray colt, / year old last
spring, Roman nose, high headed,
long and fiat in back. No brands.
One dark bay mare, about years
old, branded on left thigh OP, has
got young colt with her. Deliver
to HEBER KIMBALL or JAMES
Thomson. Salt Lake City, and get
the reward.
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morning are as follows:
1sr PAGE-Latest Telegrams-Congres.
siona News-GreAt Britain etc.
ID PAes-Telegrsphic News Fright.
full Mine Catastrophe, e.c.
SDPAeE-Corrcspondence = CONSOLES.
ton Of Schools.
4TH PAeE-Edi,orials. e
5TH PAGE a Plea for Occupations fol
Men. etc.
9Th PAeE-Correspondencs-o uF Psti'
Letter.
7TH PAoE-Ths Guardians of Oul
Cost, etc.
9Th PAeE-Telegraphic Guiteau
June goth the Day, etc.
9TH PAGE - Telegraphic DitpStches-
Chri-tisncy is MADAM Official
Banqu t--Cssualties.
10TH PAeE-Gathered Thoughts Of Life,
No.7. -
11TR PAeE-Gathered Thoughts Of Life,
No. The SKY in 1881.
18th PAeE-Is He Prophet?
18th PACE Observation-Disclosures
Inundated.
14TH neutrality-suspicious. Railroad
Rates.
18th PAGE - He Wanted a Notice
Negro Preachers.
18TH PAGE-Local Items.
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At Cost

Cohn Brothers announce that this
week they will offer their goods at
cost. The stock is immense and
varied, as the many patrons of the
house are aware, consisting OF
pretty nearly everything that can be
mentioned in silks, yelyets. pushes,
trimmings. novelties, children's un-
derwear, etc. The sale at cost will
close next saturday evening, hence
those who are in search of bargains
should do their buying during this
week.
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Bumbggged Again.

l saw so much said about the
merits of Hop Bitters, and my wife
who was always doctoring, and
never we'll, teased me so urgently to
get her some, 1 concluded to be
humbugged again; and am glad l
did, for in less than two months
use of the BitterS my wife was
cured, and she has remained so for
eighteen months since. / like such
humbugging.-H. T.. st. Paul
Pioneer Press.
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there have been ten days of prelim-
mary skirmishing and discharge of
small arms. In this first on
slaught the ex-premier very nearly
demolishes his antagonist and gains
m ost decided advantage. There
can be no question as to the Presi-
dents knowledge of the action of
Blame IN regard to the governments
of the American continents. There
can be no doubt that the President
understood all, ard gave it his APP
provaI. To afterwards. and so soon,
reverse the policy adopted, and
coun;ermand what had been done
under his own sanction, places him
in an unpleasant position, from
which long course of official con-
sistency alone could extricate him.
He has been made to appear in an
extremely ridiculous attitude for
one occupying his official station;
an attitude showing him as weak,
tremblin and lacking in the "back-
bone" demanded in the head of the
American government.
But this is not the worst of the
business. Mr.. Blaine is eminently
correct in the stand that he has
taken, and consequently Arthur
must be the reverse. In national
and international politics, if there is
one ma; ter upon which the Ameri-
can people are consistent, firm, and
united, it. is that the Americas
are for Americans and Europe has
no business or right to interfere in
the affairs of the western hemis-
phore The question may yet have
to be determined 10y wal, but when
il Teaches that point, there will be
but one policy on this side of the
Atlantic. The man who holds a
deterrent view, even should he be
President, would be esteemed as
little better than a traitor. Hands
off" has been the feeling since before
Monroe, and the command is being
emphasized every year, finding
hearty echo in the breast of every
man who loves this land of demo
cratic freedom. Mr.. Blaine stands on
this finn Platform, and forces the
President into the acknowledgment
of fear of Europe. which the ex-
secretary sc0rns and deiies. There
is no doubt as to whose position is
sustained by the country. In the
issue as now presented Blaine must
be regarded as the true American
statesman, and Arthur as some
thing else.
1t would not be surprising if the
struggle for the presidential nomi-
nation on the republican Tde were
fought on the issue now being made
up, in which event the stalwarts
who follow Arthur might as well
lay their wagers on the success of
the faction under the leadership of
Blaine. The ex-secretary has twice
been defeated III his party conven
tions, but he has never had such
winning ground upon which to
stand as he now treadS. Unless
Arthur, by some master-stroke, can
regain what he has 50 recklessIy
lost in the early stages of the
struggle, we predict that Mr.. Blaine
will force the President into insight
fcance while the Maine bull-dozer
ascends in popular favor until the
meeting of the convention in 1884,
when his nomination VIII be us
certain as anything political can be.
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PlAcEs OF VOTING:

First Municipal Ward-At the Ninth
District Schoolhouse.
Second Municipal Ward - At the
County Court House.
Third Municipal Wsrd-At the Six
tenth District Schoofhouse.
Fourth Municipal Ward - At the
Twentieth District Schoolhouse.
Fifth Municipal Ward-At the City
Hall.
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purchaser our written guarantee to return the
money II the treatment does not effect cure
Guarantees issued only by z. C.M.I. Drne
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The Polls will be open at one hour after
sunrise and continue open until sunset
Ssid Election to be held, conducted and
returns thereof made in accordance with
the provisions of al Ordinance of said
CITY. entitled San Ordinance regulating
Elections and Providing for the Registra-
ton Of Voters, 'ips,sed November 18th,
1879.
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BILLIARDS.

,EIEE MOST GoMNODIoU BILLIARD
Hall in town, and the greatest number
OF tables. The bsst of erder maintained, ami
the convenience OF guests carefully looked
after. Games vet or dry A bar supplied
with the best HqUo-s, in every style; as
cigars, etc.
II RUSSELL & BURNS
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HaTEL ARRIvAt
February 4 1882
WALKER HOUSE,

GA Phinney, W W Strew, Mrs W 3
Doddridge. D Fe.ter, Q Dahl, D Hay
men, Fl A Earle, New York; 9 Leife,
w ) McCurtneY u s A; w Young
and wife, Carson, New; NJ 9 Benjamin,
Chicago; L Euphart, W S Psvey, San
Francisco; F b Gilmore. Omaha: 4 r
Edmunds and wife, Miss Edmunds, Elk
norm, Wis,
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The firm OF
The frm OF
GILLESPIE & DURNFOkD
mas oeen dissolved. All business viii
hereafter be conducted by
DuRNF0RD & co.
REAL ESTATE, LOAN AND HOUSE
RENTING AGENTS,
ONCE, under Jones Bank, Main 81
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SPeels!! attention given to Renting Hops.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-05

IN WILLIAM JARMAN's second
interview with a reporter of The
Boston Herald, the former fairly
unloaded himself. His acquaintan-
ces here will Immediately recognize
the man from the following para
graph in the published interview
Could you 'esr the hsnathemas, has hi
ave 'esrd 'en hin Utah's 'arems, you
would shuddeT. Women curse hit; their
hofspring curse hit. Men hare now
marrying young girls twelve years hold
Grandmother, daughter hand grand
daughter hare wives nov the same man.
Three hor four sisters marry the same
husband. Men marry their nieces hand
'alf-sisters, hand are hoften 'uddled TO-
getheT, TWO hor three wives hand f4mi-
lies, h.n one small room. The fact his,
mir. 'EFald polygsmY his barbarism,
hand should be wiped bout.
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WANTED.

Y Competent Woman for House
work. Apply to Mrs. c. l.. Steven
son, Twentieth Ward, Pine Street,
four blocks north of Brigham Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-05

The New YORK Graphic is one
of those clear-sighted journals
which have ever been able to see the
difficulties in the way o. suppress
ing polygamy" according TO the
methods suggested by thoughtless
editors and bowling demagogues.
1t rightly understands that the MoI-
mon question is one to be dealt with
by statesmen and not by shallow
pates, hence its burlesquing Of the
foolish chatter from the pulpit, the
rostrum and the press. This is how
the Graphic refers editorially to
the big Chicago meeting the other
evening:
The meeting held last Monday even
| ing in Chicago for the purpose of de
nouncing" Mormonism and polygsmy did
nothing more to the purpose than simply
to "denounee" the Irwin relic of bar
barisn," which has undergone this OBJ
ljurgatory process so often that il has
become used to it. and probably did not
feel called upon to tremble in an unusual
manner when a report of the Chicsgo
meeting reached it in Utah. Mr.. Schuy-
Ter Colfsx spoke for long time, and
told the people that polygsuy must be
wiped out with the "besom of destruc-
ton" and the other weapons which are
OF great fgurative value when one il
speaking to 8 large audience, though
they have no practical value whatever
when once the audience has dispersed,
and one looks around for the -besom''
and sees what poor stick it Is. The
S eakers at ::Chicsgo would all enforce
the law against polygsmy, as of course ii
ought to be enforced, but some of them
seemed to see what is implied in such q
process or 10 think of the numerical
strength and fans.ic power OF the Nor
mons, and whst would be the result of s
serious, honest, Cromwellien, relentless
and bloody "Wiping outs OF polygany
which of course means the people who
practice polygsny in defiance of the law
The Mormons are DO towards, and per.
haps it may come TO this very com.
piexjon, and ss Long joint Went
worth sGid, at the close of his speech
''the only wsy 70 enforce the Law is t
IenfJ5ce j.. J."
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