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The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
A clear ConpIexion

Can be had by every lady who will use
Parker s & inger Tonic. Regulating the
Internal organs aud purifying the blood
{ quickly removes pimpIes and gives .
healthy bloom to the cheek. Read
about lt In auoLher column.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
sPEoIAL

SN~~-~~N.onVIIoRs,
To Al, vno A UARD'
md and indkcrettSioanSs III oanSsneIing frsnn.
~ sAKTness, ,s, early decaSV q youth Y
yoI, FREE kee9d nd a recipe M H.. d
iiS1'ln,e1y IL l,y was dlseoyenraSah aah,lR. RS
y. ~ south America essa ssi6y BY a ny,
SSs,x,.sloPe ,Sss,,. 70 the REy'' ''eLa w. q aeli.aSs
s. .O's =. Ne'O Pork Gin i.l I 4
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
THIRD EDITION
Lammaa Or Dry.

some people prefer TO purchase nodi-
clnes In the dry state 30 taat they can sec
for themselves that they are purely veGe-
table. Others have not the time or de-
Blre TO prepare the medicines, and wish
IL already to nsr.
To accommodate each class the pro-
prietoFs OF Kidney Wort now offeT that
well-known remedy Ia both Liquid aud
dry forms.
Sold BY Druggists eYerywhere. Truth.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25

Failing!
That is what a great
many people are doing.
They don't know just what
is the matter, but they have
a combination Of pains and
aches, and each month they
grow worse.
The only sure remedy
yet found is Browns IRON
BITTERs, and this by rapid
and thorough assimilation
with the blood purifes and
enriches it, and rich, strong
blood flowing to every part
of the system repairs the
wasted tissues, drives out
disease and gives health and /.
strength.
This is why Browns
IRON BITTERs will cure
kidney and liver diseases,
consumption, rheumatism,
neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala-
ria, intermittent fevers, &c.
so3 S. Paca ST., Baltimore.
Nov. ze, 1881.
was great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and for several
weeks could eat nothing and
was growing weaker every
day. / tried Browns Iron
Bitters, and am happy to say
l now have good appetite,
anu an BetunB stronger.
Jos. McCAwLEY.
Browns IRON BITTERs
is not a drink and does not
contain whiskey. 1t is the
only preparation of Iron
that causes no injurious ef-
fects. Get the genuine.
Don't be imposed on with
limitations.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25

The way 20 produce n smile, oi ,,t !, s@F @cousb,
OF a man, suffering with q raeS1Iba c hottie Of
ts TO make him q present .t 81 tyv Il aDl
on viii be aston aston %isSed at the result
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25

\ PIX,
Boot al
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7tb,
Ice his
a 8 alu
Marie
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25

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h draII
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25

SHERP-Extra, ITO TO 100 lbs. es< to7o
good, W 10 l0I, lbs. % 10 G5z far N Il. ~
lbs, 5k to 5xc. cnIls, 4 10 dLSe'; good
lambs, 81 TO ~; medium, 5X 10 &; CO sves
o to 81. Arrivals, ba90 head, Run n,
sheep, good quality; demand good.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25

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La II
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Iests
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25

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The daily gazette., 1882-03-25

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-15
Stopped his Paper.

Nowadays when a subscriber gets 30 mad
because an editor differs with him on some
trivial question that he discontinues his pa
per, it reminds Us Of good anecdote OF the
late Horace Greeley, the well known ed
itor of the New York Tribune Passing
down Newspaper row in New York city one
morning, he met one OF his readers, who ex-
claimed
"Mr. Greeley, after the article you pub
lished this morning, intend to stop your
paper
"Oh, no." said Mr.. Greeley, don't do
that"
''Yes, sir, my mind is made up. shall
stop the paper"
But the angry subscriber was not to be
appeased, and they separated. Late in the
afternoon the two met again, when Mr.
Greeley remarked:
"Mr. Thompson, am very glad YOU did
not carry out your threat this morning"
"What do you mean?"
why, you said you were going to stop
my paper" Rag r +, a. , r.o, : i. ot+.. .oa
had the paper stopped"
"You are surely mistaken; | have Just
come from there and the press was running
and business was booming"
.Sir," said Thompson, very pompously,
81 meant intended to stop my subscription
to your paper"
.'Ohl thunder" rejoined Greeley; 81
thought you were going to stop the running
of my paper, and knock me out of living.
My friend, let me tell YOU something One
man is just one drop of water in the ocean.
You didn't set the machinery of this world
in motion, and you can't stop it; and when
you are underneath the ground things upon
the surface will wag on the same as ever"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-15

and can take care Of myself every time
Now, for instance, when lived in Ohio !
got a dose of law that | will never forget
! was in partnership with a man named
Butler, and one morning we found our cash
ier missing with 80 900. lie had dragged
the safe and put out Well | started after
him and cauaknkhrm in Chicago, where he
was splurging around on the money. | got
him arrested, and there was an examination.
Well, all the facts were brought out and the
defence moved that the case be dismissed
as the prosecution did not make out the
case in the name Of the firm. and if there
was firm the oopartnershlp had not been
shown BY any evidence before the court To
my astnnishment the court said the plea was
O. n, and dismissed the case. Before
could realize what was up the thief had
walked Off Well. | followed him 10 St
Louis and there | tackled him again.
sent for my partner and We made a complete
case. going for him in the name Of the Com
monwealth and Smith, Butler 4 Co. Well
the lawyer for the defence claimed that the
money being taken from a private drawer IN
the safe vas my money exclusively and that
my partner had nothing to DO with il that
the case should be prosecuted by me indl-
viduaily. and not by the firm. The old
'blOke' who sat on the bench wiped his spec
taclcs, granted round a while and dismissed
the case. Away goes the man again. Then
got another hitch on him and tired TO con-
Wet him Of theft, but the Court held that he
should be charged with embezzlcment
Some years after tackled him again, but
they let him go. Statutes of limitation YOU
lii I .A.l L
did.
But about four years afterward was
down in Colorado and a man pointed 10
another and said That fellow has lust
made hundred thousand in a mining swim
die. looked, and il was my old cashier
| followed HIM tn the hotel and nailed hun
in ms room with the money. Now, SAYS.
"BIlly, d. YOU recognize Your Old boss and
Of course he did Saws "BIl, | want
that three thousand YOU stole from me, with
the interest, and all legal and travelling ex-
penses 'Ah. you do n says be didn't the
courts decide tina, II"
"'Cur.e the courts, SAYS |, putting a six
shooter a foot long under his nose. This j.
the sort Of legal document that I'm trlyrHn'
on now. This is the complaint, warrant. In-
dictment, Judge jury. verdict and sentence
all combined. and the firm Of Colt \ Co..
New Haven, are my attorneys in thl, case
When they speak they talk straight 10 the
point Of your mug, YOU b.ood-arceny thief
TIN, jury of six Of which am foreman, is
liable 70 he discharged at any moment NJ
,rchucallty Or statutes OF Limitation here,
and stay Of proceedings won't last over
four seconds. | want $1,000 10 square my
3.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-15
Something Lacking.

A well known Illinois farmer was in Chi
cago on business the other day when an ac-
quaIntance took occasion to ask:
"Well Farmer Jones, is the wheat all
right this spring pr
''Y-e-s, purity fair" was the grudging re-
ply.
"Good show for fruit?"
"Wall, guess So"
"Seli all your potatoes at big price ?"
"Purty big, but didn't have many"
"Had any too much rain in your section ?"
"Guess not"
"Well. then, don't see as you have any
thing to complain Of think you ought to
feel like young colt"
"Wall, | suppose things do look a little
bright-jist little-but don't see any oc-
easion for hollerin'. Faa is, twenty one of
my ewes had single lambs when they might
as well have had twins, and don't look for
much Of price on wool this summer"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-15
Misssllansoas.
TIE Nations March.

~ tLo4uE>r IMMORTAL ADDRESS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-15
postrp.
Monumentum in Acre.
ny A. W. ToURGEg.

! wandered through n burisl-plsrc
Where mould'ring thousands tav.
Meath grassy mounds, with hca,lstones whit,
In uniform array.
Tho close-vlIppcd hedge. the shayen sod.
Spnke unf,rgt tting care!
The irophi, Il mound and starry hsg
Told Sho were slumb'ring there.
By chance ! found = comrades grave,
Unku"wn 10 brawling fame;
To whom the last gre 1t battle brought
Tn, chariot Of hame.
A thousand leagues that fsir-fscci hoy,
Had marched snd fought with me,
When Trcsson offered holocaust
From shiloh To the sea.
\ vision csthr as taerr kneli.
Tho silent wears few fast;
The ccutur, that bcforu me lay,
seemed mersed with eon- past
Tombstone aud trophy were no more;
Border nor Avrnur.
Bremhlc- u,urIsd i the ross place;
The pine tree choAcd the ic~.
No banner HaaicSl OH the breeze;
>sarr- migut b. tr.crl the mound
From which The towering splrv had fallen
kouiRs now upon the ground.
where carr h.d rrigne.l. confu.Ion sat:
Naiurr h,d thruiiied Art:
The dugw od aud th- ,hiuqu pin
stfusr for zach mould'ring heart
Sti =. wilderness untroI
The tangled thicket Law.
The .sift- raced u'rf the sun-hcckej sod
In un,usp@' ting pay.
From far rrosdsl CITY. hum
just reached the listening car;
The tim 'ruus crow hsd buii above:
The serPent bloo4cd near.
"Ah. me- cricI. hath Time 20 .oon
HID name and memory Of the dead'
l. ihi. ih~ pro-s II Glory. runcl
The Lrro'. ho~rry brd."
4 noshcr with a childish hock
Game picking through the nAEr.
Hummiug .vH- .uAich"- Of song
Of oid-tiinc battle day.
one blundcrcd DER heAl.,onc, hid
'Nr,Ih jrn-siy matted vine.
AMI woke the rchor, With his brswl
10 -ooih hi. Lilly whine
Tho WomAn al upon a tomb.
And with her hro,-i ,Iouui.
To. story told of hcsu duet
1bai made t hoiy ground.
The, faush'. ." .he said to .ave our aud
From rrvasUu'- gra-p and free
A racr. IS hp t,brv. Ia swat and bio1d.
TIE chaias Of slavery"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-15
She Could Make Pies.


obic,E, Tribune
"po you hAr PIE Pc
II va h -ummrr that Gacu..uIen Ma
hahl spoke these words TO EtHrlberi Qulrk
son, a, thrs .Iuutcrcd back from the GRO
qurt ground 10 thu house Gacudn.ru had
hat her -uIu instead II croquct bali. and
As the blow fell there came 70 her such 4
drsp,arD feeling Of loneliness, such 4 vi-t.
ful N,Aru,ng 10 how. and swear that she had
looked into Ethrihert'. ryes with hrr own
dusky orbs and said, ia the low, musical
voice wRn~s every tone thrilled Elhclber,
With a -weet, rapturous, three for fifty cents
thrill. th4t she really must 70 and help dear
mamma yet supper she loved 80 dearly To
help IN all household matters that mamma
had often said that whoever got her for d
wife would never need % hire a glrl-and
merry laugh vas trilied forth from be-
tween the vine red lips that Ethesbeu had
50 often made up his mind to kiss. and then
weakened when the time came
He bent ,enderly and lovingly over her
now, listening 10 every word she SAID, and
believing II all Nothing could have shak
en- ms faith IN thr girlsh innocence Of
Gwendoirn. and be- loved her with pas
sionate alteration that knew no bounds Io
him she wAs perfection Nhateyer she did
was right, and whatever she said was his
gospel.
II Is even betting that he didn't know her
front hair was a bang.
Reared amid the ,oltldes Of ST. LOUIS,
and having only nature fur a companion aud
tea, her, TIN, child-hAe faith was not 10 be
wondered al.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-15

Failing!
That is what a great
many people are doing.
They don't know just what
is the matter. but they have
a combination of pains and
aches, and each month they
grow worse.
The only sure remedy
yet found is BRowN's IRoN
BITrERs. and this by rapid
and thorough assimilation
with the blood purihcs and
enrichcs II, and rich. strong
blood flowing 10 every part
OF the system repairs the
wasted tissues. drives out
disease and gives health and
strength.
This is why BRowN's
lRoN B;rrERs will cure
kidney and liver diseases.
consumption. rheumatism.
neuralgia. dyspepsia. mala-
ria, intermittent fcvcrS. &c.
s1J 5 Faea s. Ba.u-7sr,.
Nov. =. tSss-
! VAS a great sufferer from
DySy~Isia. and for several
weeks could cat noihinc and
was growing weaker every
day ,nc4 Browns lrn
Hurrs. and am happy To- say
! now have good zplettc.
and am getting srungrr
Jus. M,CAWLEY
BROwN'S IRoS RlrrERs
IS net a drink and does not
contain whiSkcy /; is the
only preparation OF Iron
that causes no injurious cf-
fcots Get the genuine.
Don't be imposed on with
limitations.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-15
Ellsworth Foundry & Machine Co.
h. WORCESTER, WA- %. ACDOSALD,
President sec. a IT.

r. WORCESTER, IA. B. MASON.
y. woRCRsrER. Jr, WM. O. MCDONALD,
LJFAIETrE DAVIS.
THIS Company is now prepared ~ do Foundry
/ and Maehine work al short notice, and IN q
thorough and warkmanlike manner.
An assortment Of VESSEL, NINE and MILL
CASTINGS are kept constantly on hand Patterns
Of any desired Castings ma e % Orsier, and Cast
iugs furnished from same at short notice. good
assortment Of shafrnz kept in stock. Bsbbiu
Metal, Wrought Iron Pipe and Fittings. Rubber and
Leather Betting. Rubb r Hose. Packing, steam
Fittings either keit In stick supplied At hort
notice at Manu- afacturers lowest prices. We manu-
s.e,u..a 1. o.f b.va f..x Il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-15
Justice East and West.

81 hate to live in a new country" said
Jones, 'where there Is no law "fer bet
YER chimed in Thompson. "Law is the
only thing that keeps us out Of everlasting
chaos" "Yes, indeed" said legal gentle
man present. at is the bulwsrk of the
poor mans liberty, the shield which the
strong arm Of justice throws over the weak,
the solaee and the balsam of the unfortu-
nate and wronged, the
"Oh, STOPPER" remarked man with one
eye. IL won't have it that way. Law
is boss invention for rascals Of all grades.
Give me . country where there ia NO Law,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-15
GRAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE

NJ Tie tsTfzf tliE
ish q medY An
L nntalAus tarr ~
n S-mlusl weakness
epsrnatsrrltG lnl b
padcneY. An5 all
Diseases that ftl-
I hsR - a sequences
Of sell Ailuse as
Less e Memory
7 Universal LEssi-
tg8s. Pain iu tis
Ina flAek. IHUiisss d
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-15
I RADE MARK

Vision Premature Od AZ. and msuy other Diseases
that cad TO insanity Consumption and Premature
tiraye-
sire 10 send free bF mail every tle specific
Medicine sald all druggists al 81 PER pac6aEe-
- paekaees fsx s. ~iu - by mail r.
ceipt q tie money, ty addressing
THE CRAY MEDICINE co.
lyr4 No los Main street buiiaso' y l.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-15

wandered through burial-plsrc
whrre mould'ring thou-snJs lSv.
Meath grassy mounds, with hca,lstones white,
In uniform array.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-12

= Der Wlutterlisbe CARTE Sprgen
befaiIen lia 5unddft nit ber seiunben
grndbruns bes Sinbes. Wenn Der BON
9tatur Oasu beitimmte matterlide Nue0
oter faam oafar ausreidt bas 2ebens=
fiinflsin gu lrilten, 10 tpiirbe bic serinss
araft % Ginoes purd bic slnforberunz
gen, NJ ltl); Der Irjet bes WadStbum an
iie ltellt. erihSpft werben unb Nt3ebruns
bic nuiarsendbe 6clSe iein. Sn folder,
Jd(iea llt eS Defenders nOtbis, bas CT
laenlittel seiunber Wuttermild, Neu-
ifdcter's . Oeuti des &inbermeb
fir ten fleinen SprOBlins uuSuidahen.
Sn allen apOtbefen 5u baten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-12

buatfleiu - bsn san5en NDman! uno ct
lift atierliebl, riibrenO wenn er nlat
auh ,uni 9ahen wGre, benu bic Verliebten
lino bod mandmal ear gu einfdlti9. -
Do1 % fi1t mir ein. paB aud id) Sic
um etmas fetr SntereNantes su fra EN-
babe uno teoor id, Sbnen bic fIeinen bib.
Ihen @sbein;ntlie rrn Mabame au8ptauz
sere, miiHen Sie mir 9teoe uno aatwort
Ifeben. gBas baten sic nit unIesni slei=
men aaerlietiten Baul anssfanaen? Wa=
bame bat mir Seitancen, oab lie oas liete
6ino Sbaen anps,,taat bate, nebr mar
aug i5r Mot beraussupreGen. sic bat
alletoin9s mod einiae Deai nm ten Slei
nen eemeint, bcd er nluBte fort, Der an
bere, bsr bdSltde Nmsri:aner oRrfte itn
ia niGt Ieben. Das mare cine lhSne fSe=
ididte senprren uno tie oejratp gang be-
ltimmt lns WaITer oefdllen, and cbue bic
Da.piidsnfunft unierss 8lOaoius. Nun,
niein lieber Wpnfeur Wa'taiu, Ipannen
Sic mid, niAt LANCER auF bic Setter uub
fa9en Sic mir, no 9ie Den lieben uao
ssitipeitis uuartigca ateineu untersetradt
baben. Denn, ba6 er nid't bet Sbnsn
liedi, IN elmer lodsren Suu3Btleaenpirth=
ihaft, pa8 staate it Sbaca, cbne Sbre
8eriideruns.
$50 lra i'd i'm anssrS uuterssbraat
baten, als in einem penRpuat2 brummte
Maltsn. Wlniden sic ieiue NorelFe, 10
ltett aud, eisle Sbneu gu Dienlten. Dca
nun tcainncn Sie euotih Sbreu Veridt,
roer i'd, mug stauten, DAP sic uns nit
abFGt auflalten wcaen.
ffforffet,..,o FDtet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-12
Ser 8erliner gprreipenDent Be

- Ser 8erlilter Gorreipenbent ber
oSines" Ddlt feline WfeIoung aufre6t,
oaB geipiiIe pi6tige papiere Sem beut=
iben groben Generallta6e entipenoet
iporoer ieien. uSie Natur meiner
Guelle", f6reibt Ser vSimes" Cores
ponoent, naus tuel6er i9 Die Nfittbei=
lung be5ogen, ldbt mir feline anbere
ySabl. Seine amtli6e gSiberlegung
meiller N}eloung 1T bis iebt eri9ienen,
unb ielblt menn bem 10 tpdre, tuiirOe id
ni6t 50gern, bieielbe in iene &ialie bon
Nbleugnungen gu reiben, Die tpeniger
auf Genouigfeit, ais auf Snterelie balirt
linb. 2ai1en Sic MIDI bebbalb mieoer=
bolen, mas mir bon meinem @etpabrs=
mamie seiagt por6en 1T. Getpiiie paz
pierre, &arten ober pldne nit ben
Wfetallplatten berielben iino pl0bli9
aus ben 8nreaur bes grpben General
Itabes peri6ipunben. Sic BoliSei bat
cine 9ausbur6Iu6ung in Der Wobnung
oes mutbmaBli6en S6ul6igen porge=
nommen unb ldbt es ali feiner Nnitren=
gung mangeln, ibn oes Siebitabls gu
llberf fii6ren."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-12
Dis Tlorence 9fiabttnsale Der Sins
Serpfleae.

Dis Tloreuce Sffebtinsale Der Sins
serpHeae.
8olgsntes 1T ein @usjus sinss an ben
Deutiden JisfQrm IsTsussr in G9am,
bsrSt9rst, ga, ssjhristenea yrisfss;
Cine SDobitbdtertn.
SeTnst Die 5bnre fur fe ppb Wrs
Mtusluw wisb ssiostisn, pab fe bic ame.
ritanif6e 5lorsntiasr Wadtisau Der &in.
Der 1T. Dapon Fne mir 70 iibsr,euat,
oab mir unisrsr oSuiY" lsbrsn weroen
gu iaeen: ..@siesnst iei Wirs 0inslop" "
neil fie pssielbfn bseGlIih mar, i,tsr bic
Ysricpe bsS 3abnens unb npere Be-
lhwsrihtetsn fir 8neer tinw ea,ufom.
msn. alt gBinslop Soott ma
Sgrup nimmt ben &innsrn bic S6mer-
gen uuO farirt Dyisntre uno Diarrhpe
Gr ma6t psu @aumen ,art. bsfreit Don
gntSanouns uno brinst oas Sino slidlid
ilbsr bic Derioce bs5 s3aAasrs binwsa,
" ttat straVs eas, tpas CT suraisbt ,u
teuu, Aass unb nidt wsnissr. gBir b.
ben siumal Mrs Wiuslow esieten unt
fennsn le nur purh ibrsn Supttnt
SYrup fur 6tnpsr. yBtnn mir BIZ
Wadt tdtten, purbsn mir 7s oils 6silanl
Iar bic &inesr binilsllsn--pas fs aud
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-12
= c d g.

: @lit bem gau bes Supitols ioQ
9tnfang na6iten 0lenats begonnen
tperoen.
= Ser I6weGil6e Geiltli6e, @eb.
Ne6ers, 1T in 9(uitin ben Ylattern
erlegen.
= Scr &aufmann Gbas. SoHmann
in 2arebp bat fallirt. Seine Bailipa
betrasen iiber $4,000, bie 9lftiba $2500.
= Mn IL. peranltaltete Die teras=
merifanii6e gabngeieaI6aft bon gtueoa
2areoo aus cine @rcurlion na6 Wierifo
binein. 9ie bpQenbete Strede 1T 25
Nteilen long. slm @n6punft tuurae
gegelfen, geirunfen, getanSt uno .ge=
ipeedt." Die Sbeilnebmer, iiber 200
an Ser 3abl amuiirten lib hprtrefflih.
Nus eagle paB fpirb berintet:
9lls Der 3ollinipeftor Sranf 6or am
9lbenb bes 10. am 6luB patrouillirte,
ipuroen mebrere S1iiiIe auf i'm abge=
ieuert. ST entfam unoerlett.-Ser Sn=
aenieur 9orne 1T nit elmer 8ermeie
i.ungspartie alFgebrpfjen, unt Die
gtrede bon pieoras gtegras na1 bet
Sauptitaot Mserifo su bermefen.
= Sn ber Station Semp, oil Der
3runf @ilenba6n, Oallas @Durtp, iino
idmmtli6e Sduler bur6 Seuer seritort
tvsroen,
= Ser 8efber bes pubma6erge=
f9dfts u. u. Bearion in Sallas, ber
nit elmer ieiner 9lrbeiterinnen bur6ge=
brannt fein follte, lat li6 mieoer einz
sefunben unb lit febr entriiftet ilber bas
In llmlauf aeiebte @erii6t. gr iast,
er beabii1tigte mad Stem Yorf su rei=
fen, urn nit Ieinen Gldubigern 9lrran=
gements gu MAIDEN, unb nm feiner 6rau
feline finansiellen Gerlegenbeiten su per=
9eimlitbelt, fagte ct iDr, eag er IiD auf
cine GolleftDnstour begeben lperbe.
gs traf li6, baB Sri. graolep ebenfans
nad) 9iem Dorf geben ipollte, um Tire
Stubien gu pollenoen uno 10 ma6ten
fie Die Geile suiammen.
Sn einem 8orbeQ gu @alpe Hon
ipurbe Der argloie 1m. 2pons nm
$3.50 beltO9len. 9(ls er leinen gerluft
entbedte, es mar Morgens lIbr, fhlug
er 2drn. Sic gigent6iinerin bes Sau,
fes, Sennie Soriter, itelte iofort cine
llnteriu6ung an unb bermiBte 2ula
0Otpqrh, cine ibrer pHeaebefO6lenen.
Sennie falfuIirte iofort, baB 2ula Geiie=
! geoanfen perlpiirt babe; iie ianbte mad
bem Union 0epot unb bort fano man
Die GeIu6te in 9feiiefleiOern, unsebul=
big auf ben 9lbsang bes erlten 3ugea
iparieno. Bic gaariUaft oes aponx
ipar ielbifberitdnoli6 in ibren 8eIit
ilbergeganeen. Sebt mubte Ii6 2nlo
pegen Siebita9i perantworten unb oo
lie feline 8iirgId)aft geben fpnnte
i0ma6tet ie i'm GefdngniB.
= Sm Sospital Su Galpelton itarf
| 8, q. 9taiipn 8ruoer oes 8unbesIeuQ
tors BON Soma unb friiber @laior oe
0unoesarlaee. 9llliiOn mar uabeilba
rem Wabnlinn berfallen.
= Die Chicago uno Seras 6entra
8abn errei9te am II. Gleburne. gla
@duier in Der StaOt iino belebt uno bi
glietbeH fieigen forttnd9rene,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-12
: Giner Der Geoafte1re bes

= giner Der &eoafteure oes Sempe.
renshlattes u9tesilter" 5u 0es Moines
III Soma, eines Blattes, pel1es bis
iebt Die Mnnabme oes Semperen3z3u=
iabes 5ur Staatsperfaiiung BON Soma,
mad Dem W}ulter BON Sanias, auf's
beftigfe 6efiirwortet bat, lit auf elmer
fiir3li6 BON ibm gema6ten &eile bur6
aanlas itusig geporben unb briift jebt
I'M uHegilier" unumpunben feins ge=
oenfen nnb 3peifel bariiber aug, ob
benm ein probibitip=N p=Nmenoement, ipie
bas &anialler, iiberbaupt spedmaBig
uno tpiini6enstpertb uno itattbaft iein
fOnne. Sol6en 3meifeln Der &ebaf=
tlon i6lieBen li6 banm i'm u&egiiter"
@orrelponoen5en aug Sanfas at, in
oenen oas 0orgehen uno Sreiben bes
@onuerneurs upn Ganfas getaoelt ober
als gepels oafiir berbeige5ogen miro,
baB bas beiaste 9lmenbement Elm bers
febltes uno titles Sing iei. Gouber=
neur st. Sobn ipOlle Die 03Dral BEG
Bolfes beben, babe aber ber alten lln=
littil9feit erb6bte 2aiterba aftigfeit bin=
5uaefiigt. gu unpraftii6, nm es auf=
rc@t su erbalten, babe geba9ter Gous
berneur oahel6e hur0 eiAe proflama=
tion su unterltiiben geiubt, ipel9e Dem
Meineio 8elobnunsen beripreGe uno
yta6bar gesen yta6bar bette. Sas
Iolf febe in Dem 9lmenbement einen
Gingrif in feine peri0nll6en GreiDeit
nno trinfe III @mporung fber bas neue
GeIes unb Oemlielbel1 gum Srob bop=
pelt. Selbit Ser, uel6er ME 5upor
berauI6enoe Getrdnfe genoB, perlanse
uno gerieBe iie iegt, eben tpeil man He
jest perlieien molle,
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II 1T ) Il 8.

Wteinen GeI6dftsfreunben unO Dem
gublifum biermit Die 9lnselge, oaB i6
mein Waarenlager na6 Der Souliong
Strabe, Geprse=8lod. gegeniiber benz
Waiierlperf=Sbop, nerlegt babe, mo- i9
mid meinen &unben beitens empfoblen
lalte. 9ie StraBencars palliren Oell
Store, uno telepbonii6e 8erbin6ung
nit Der Staot lit sur 8equemli6feit
meiner Yatrone bergelteat. gBaaren
peroen na6 alien Stabttbeilen frei ab=
geliefert.
strofit Neuidbr!
10,1 ,1Nt s.. garbed.