davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-22
LtIQ QuCtaS.

En- la lmprenta del BoLETrN Sc
reallzan d preclos muy baratos eti-
quotas en- cartulira de colores para
marcar efectos de Ferreter1a y ge-
neros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-22

En- eabmiento mortado nve de los bazares de Europa
conantemene buen surdo de de elascotn
negro leva chaqu6 fac aes camir ana raes de
pdvo drill blanco de color genero para conrur la
da ma camisas blancas cuelc punos botones
puhos pehera de ca panueos corbatas somberos
articulos para cabaleros siendo e lena de la
EIEGANCIA. VARIEDAD BARATURA. NJ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-22
Il l. l. u n Il s.

=: Los ciga1rillos de esta acreditada marca
de la Habana, no reconocen rival. En- su
elavoracion solo Sc emplea la mejor rama
de las escogldas vegas de la vuelta abajo.
Fueron premiados en- las Exposiciones de
Paris, L6ndre,. Viena, Chile, Filadeltia Y en-
euantas han sido presentados q concursos
han obtenido eiempre los mas honcriticos
premios.
Los fumadores inteligentes les dan sus
mas decidida preferencia.
En- todas parties son solcitado los excelen-
tes cigarrillos Ambrosfa y Obsequio de Allo-
mes, cuya marco debe pedirse en- todos los
establecimlehtOs importantes de esta isla,
al por mayor sus dnlcos Agentes Sres. r.
Martorell y Co.
Marina calle del Deposlto ntmero-e Ca
pitaL
Puntos de venra en- esta ciudad: Confite
terias La Mayorquina, La Palma, Cafe del
Comsrcio y La Zaragozana.
Sucesores de Dorado y Co.,, Sres. Dalmau
yOanti y TabaqueIfa de Antonio Oaubet
Storer hijos. hta. I'd.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-05-31
FIFTH DAY.-Mav %.

Religious services were conducted by
Rev. DR.. Pitzer, Of Washington, and con-
sisted of the list psalm, prayer by Mr..
Flanniken, the 10th hymn and the 57th
hymn.
An overture from West Texas called
attention to the failure in the promised
supply Of evangelists.
Dr. Lane, of Athens, offered paper
relative to the education of ministers, re-
garding the course of studies, etc., which
he desired to be entered for considera-
ton by the next General Assembly.
The report of the special committee on
the Sabbath was read by DR.. Stacy, of
Newman. 1t recited that some thirty
Sabbath associations had been addressed,
as well as the leading Church assemblies,
urging action in favor of suitable Sunday
legislation by Congress, with a view to
closing the mails and prohibiting railroad
travel. Many favorable replies had been
received, while others, though in favor
Of such legislation did not assent to the
idea of political action. Others still were
of opinion that existing legislation was
fully up to public opinion, and that what
was now wanted was higher education
of that opinion. The report was re-
ferred to a committee consisting Of Rev.
u. F. Arbuthnot, chairman, Rev. J. r.
Graham, Roger Martin B. F. Hail. and
T. J. kirkpatrick.
The Turner Case
The case Of the Presbyterian Church
against W. S. Turner, which has been
before the Georgia public so long, has
found its way into the Assembly. DR..
Lefevre from the judicial committee in
charge Of the case made a report reciting
that there were in the matter so many
issues, so many points for which no pre-
cedent existed, and the allegations were
50 complicated and intermingled, that
the committee had decided to recommend
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-25
&. Spsfc s. gDbme.

8ei Der groBen Gonfurrenl bic alien
8ran6en bes @eI9dfts geboteu uirb,
fommen nur nod Die griinoli6e Sc
iddftsfenntnib, Der langidbrise Ser
febr init Dem Yublifum, Der sual Stu
blum Der @ei6madsri6tung oellelben
miro, ber unermeioli1e 6leiB, bas
Neuelte uno 8eite gu bisten, sur pollen
Geltung. Ollie bieie gigeni6aiten fin=
bet man aber in eriter &eibe bei Sen
9erren Sosfe & S0bne, Die ltets be-
itrebt tparen, ben Wiini1en Oes Yubli=
fllms suporsufommen unb Die ltets biel.
ten, mas lie perIpra1en. Cine Yreis=
berabieBung bebeutete cine Geoufiion
unter allen llmifdnoen uno ein ange>
fiinbistes neues Maarenlager bra1te
MIR 9teues, nur Mooernes uno nur Oas
9elte. an6 fir bic iebise 6riibiabrs=
iailOn baben Die Serren pieber Grpses
geleiltet: lie iieben allen anoersn poran.
Sbrs QusDabl in 20 / s Waarem,
Yietoria 2aun, 2inen 2aun, piaue,
Cambria 1T Die groBte, Die je i'm bieliz
gen Wsarfte Su iinoen mar. 6arbige
2apns bon 5 Gents per Oaro an; lei
meme Sawns su Is Gents per garb unb
bober. 0as slllortiment bon Geiab
nnO SpiBen lit geraoesu grpBartig.
Spesalitdt: 9anOtii6er, 3ii6tl6er,
GarOinen nnb 2einen fir Sauseinrld)s
| tungen ano s(usfeuer. Sm S6ubbepars
tement Iinoet man Sameni6ube AT 81,
sl!, 81 uno $24, ferner bic beriibmten
Burts fine ladies shoes. Cine langiab=
rise grfa9rung bat bic Serren gelebrt
IN oieIer gran6e bas &i6tise gu finoen.
g8enn mir nod eripdbnen, oaB bas
Eager IN lertigeu SerrenS uno 9naben.
anSll8en brilliant ausgeltattet ilt, 70 ba=
BEN mir anndbernb anoeiilbrt, mas 6as
| groBe @ei6aitslofal Der eoulanten Ser.
rem blrgt. Seoer uirb ieinen 8oribeil
babel Ilnbcn, 5uerit bas @aarenlaoe,
Der Serren Sosfe su inlpi3iren, ebe e,
|! anoer6ipn boripriht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-25

Was bats gessben? fragte Goware,
ais Der leihtblatige Sreuno mieoer an
(einer @ette mar; mas 1T bas2
Gin Sti35enbuh. mie Sic ieten -
bein Supiter - oaS 1T BON elmer Wtei>
iterbanb!
@r idlus eifris 8latt UNI Blatt bes
nit 8leiitftltinen talbsefiaten 5efteS
UNI, in immer neue Iusrufe Ger Bewua=
beruns ausbredenc. - 5eten sic o!eie
6e(ien nit benz 8aTetfall! unc bieie
6itte inter Der mddtisen 2inbe! Da
tin Sthd bonn pebelterser 5dlob! IA
bic RI9e ouf ber Bsice! Da pie 8auz
srn In Der @henfs! Sci ueiner Gbre,
Der Bur|d,e fam Nuea! llnb rte! Wit
elm paur @triden, Elm paar S&atten =
uno es ilebt mno liest. mit's 0ctt Der
Serr aeidaffeu bat. Gas lam teine
Dame semadt babcn; es lit nnu'oalid,
ieoe yinic perratb ben W~nn, uns Istes
glalt 1T buncsrt Yfuno. unter Briioern
wertt 70 lanae Der Mann lest, unb wsnn
.r bunoert Sabre toot III, it's unIhdstar.
gBie 1T oas Wtdbhen u'setcmmen 2
fraate @owart.
Die es ba3u sefoa,men? erwioerte
Bob, Der nod INNER i'm Anblid Der Sft3.
ssn lhweiste, ia. lieber SDuarS, ba fra
-aen Sie mid ,u piel. lie Slene ,fnot=
terte 70 fdns1 unp in eiaer Sprabe, cie
ie permutblid, fir 6ran3SHld bieit, uno
bate 10 birnetno we,be 3ibne, pann l'c
laats, bab id meme bsaen 6raben i6n'tt,
UNI iie niht ans benz 2adien tcmn,en gu
laHen. Das tefSrbsrte cas WeritanoulB
aud eben nid,t; mas i'd aber verltanoen,
lit: iie BAT bas Sti3,enbuh uno Elm Do
mentoidentud, bas lie mir etenfalls
seiste, seaern Ntenb sefunbsn auf Der
Gbuuifee Don @larens mad Vepep. Damn
Tam Yerlhieneues BON einsn Monsieur
unb une ieune dame unb abermals ude
ieune dame une einem Monsieur. nno it
permutbs. bisfer Monsieur iolte id isin
= mSsliherm.iIe bat tie mid seltsrn In
@larens stiebsu. mo id sesen WiittaS an
befomuen in, @efclse unferer Damen,
nit benen i'd freiiid nia't an Gbeno swi<
ften @larsns uno geseh auf Der Gbaulee
prcment,t bin. sRit bem Eaidentnh,
babe ih ibr aeiast. fulIe iie itr eisenes
Stumffndsden puben - naS BUD lret=
lid =
Hxvtf Al
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-25
Gin ntmer Store.
We;,e @nnrem.
Nette YreiSe

unb llnterneb 3 nj nasget 4.
Die 5ttren A. KAHN & CO.,
gde D.ains pla5a unp Nefquia Strabs,
babsn ibr srObss Eager Don 5riib.
iabrs unb 9ommsr. B aaren
e,Sfnei unD labsn bic Bsmotnsr Der @tabt
unp !lmgssenb sin, bel ibnen norsuipre.
der. am itd pon pem, srobsn, srwatltsn,
BdimahduOasn uno sepieSenen 0urrntb
pon Shnittwaaren atler Mrt ~ iiberssu.
oen. lth mad BEN Yrsilen 5u erfunbissn
unb pun Cen OHerten @sbrauA ,u ma,
dsa, bic itneu bier sstoten rpsrptn. Das
Eager umfabt Elm polllianbtses a0prti.
mtnt pOn 6arep unb Stapsl DRY 0cobs,
Bslab. Banb unb Strumpfmaarsn, Dae
men. unb 6nosrihutsn, 5errea. nnb
&nabsntlsibsrn, 5iten, Stisfeln une
Sdutsu. allie Waarenlinb nem.
unlers Yreils fno stsnlo ntsbris, rsnn
niht nieerioer, pie ete trseno eirss 5au1ts
In 8tras. Wir rff.,irsn unliren Gunben
cine game Qine pun Yreifen iiir ginfauis
BON ST. uno wsroen auf oieie Wsile 0e.
lGsnfs int Bsrlbe pon $4,000 auseebsn.
alfo. wObl ssmrrft: Sober, Der fur 81
Waarsn tauft erbalt sin 5idst; fir So
erbalt Bwsi stdets ; fiir SO, brsi 1tdets
unp 70 fort, bic i'm ,u folsenoen Yrsiien
tershtiasn Yaar In GslD $500; pIa.
no S400; elssuntss Sdlabimmsr Stt
$3.50; parlOr Git $l75: eOloehs Mrm=
banpsr 500; ldmar,letreuss 8lsiO 500;
SO yares BruIelsr 5spptH $50; 40
yarp Janep 5sppidt $35; Natmaldine
S35 /; 8inperwasen $35; ihwar,sr Ser.
renan.as S35 unt nod 40 anesrs prsils
I'm DtttSe Don 25 Gents bis gu $25.
Wer iA sine gbones auf pitfs tS9ii msrtt.
rolsn Yr:ile iidsrn wia, Der taufs bel
ben 5srren u. 8abn & Co., Ct
srbalt feline Waaren seraDsiu bldg uno
gut mic irssnowo unpers uup BAT nsbtn.
td @usldt auf sin,n t0tii ueserta5lsn
@ewinn. lS.4,uW
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(Bortfebuns fOlst.)
@don bic geriiimmu.

- @hon bic gerammuns bes @s=
matbs nnb niht blsB etnr Rranfbett bes
&Srpsrs tanu bic Bef@aiFenttit Der ifoT.
liaen Muofdeiounssn wslsntlid Deanhern.
go 3 fana bic Wlilh elmer swar al.
ssmein ssfunbsn, ater BON elmer Der I'm
Jamilisnlebsn nitt INNER Dsrm.iblidsn
@smittsusr1lmmunssn bsialsuea Wfuttsr
rsm Sdualins nahitsili3 wtrpsn. Das
btta nte grlabmiitel fsr Nnttsrmilh bin
etssn. Neuaabter's Deut d { 9
&tnbtrmttl (Yatc,rppblns) fan turd'
teinerlsi JamilisnplufOmmiffi ODER bause
litiS Nersfrnib eife i&aelihe Ssranpt
runs erlsipen. So tlsibt iiets. 70 wte es
In alisn NpOtbsden 3n so gte. tis Biltis
IN tabsn. bas seIuucs. IsiGt p,tsauiids
Nabrunssmltisl. ais welhss ss isit Sab
rem 1h einsn Nuf trpcrbsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-25

ll,E6 0sminaetm 0sira9. ssn s5.2. 5,t
MS anfressn fur assnisr. lowis @atsa fiji,
&lute t6nuen nur in Der Ofitse ID Mew. 81 rleaai
gemaht iptrbgn.
Deaen Snfprmaii0n o. Ysislumaen fdrsIbf map
d" W. u. Dlupbm,
Stem Orleans 2.
Gew1rb #Oore. @gsnl. gfs Ssuiton II. Neelaia
S!roBs, Gan An,saip,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-25

(Dstroit Jrss prsD pom l8. San
8shbsimsr Bros. babsn ioebsu sii gar.
ioaO Don Nssbs Silt gpse Eonie ertaltsn.
Dieter Wrtitsl Ssrtaafl Ta lttr RAID uno
ic mue Is aud 1sin. Penn ss 1T Obas 3we-
fsl nsr bsfe Mrtitsl ltiasr Irt, Der js elm,
sefu5 wurps, uao bat uiht fsint5 W!si
dsn. Sur bae bette Natertal piro 3u
Rrses SILT 6bse Iunie Ysrpanbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-25
esu einnpr Gnhe 5fre;ht n

nSn eisner Sade," i6reibt bas
8erliner Sageblatt. rWait benz benti=
gen Sage tritt unier Gbefreoafteur Sr.
artbur 2ebpiObn eine ibm iuegen 8elei=
bigung bes Giirifen Bismarf bonn 2anbs
geri6t Berlin |. auerfannte @efdnsniB=
balt bon orei MDnaten all. Sos 2anb=
geri6t Berlin Ii. batte beaielben 4rti=
fel rpegen oeiien bic Ierurtbeilung ers
folgte unbeanltanbet gelalen, inoen es
ben &eoafteur oes Weitbabelldnoii6e
Nnseisers, iuel6er ben 9lrtif.l abgez
brudt, freiipra6. 0as 2anbgeri6t bon
Saarbriiden abnoete ben i'm Neuntir6=
ner Sageblatt erfOlgten Nbbrud oeiiel=
ben Irtifels nit ciner @eloitrafe bon
so Warf!"
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San 2sarp Springs 2arA

Disisr bsliebte grbolunssplab ii eiaer
arannliden 8tpa'atur nntersogsn loorben
unb wirb auh nod fortmdtrenD Ystbe1srt
unb perIhSnsrt rpsreen. Man fnbsi ba.
lhblt aus,sit allsrlsi @etrante, frtldes,
sisfalteS Bier oirsft ppm JaB, importirts
nno sinbsImilde Gtgarrsn &C.. Sessn
5pnntae Nahmi.tas: Jrei, 6 u.
3trt. Gum ,ablrsidsn 8fiuh label Elm
6erbtnanb 6sr6le,
24,4,tlW Ydhtir.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-25

Dir .s-a Ht
Il
xisisus Srsie preHe
e.faeint
;,"d 1t .isl,1Re oes Spnntag8
une fejset
$1,000 fr bas Sabr uber $2.5 fir
3 Wrnot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-25
Gpmmt ba neuli1 elmer unIe

- GDmmt ba neuli6 elmer unlerer
alten 8iirser in einen 8rocerp Store
an BET 9lpenue unb fra9t mad gutem
Safe. Ser &die 1T gut, iagt Ser
Glerf, per lit gar ni6t gu bieten". =
Sd menn De nidt tau bieten (beibcn)
is, oann Mil id'n gar ni9t babb'n!"
lagt Der &unoe unb iuiQ ii6 entfernen.
Da erideint Der Gigentbiimer bes 8ez
f6afts auf ber Nilold6e, bas MiBs
peritdnbniB fldrt ii9 auf unb Der 9llte
erbalt ieinen &die, Der 81 nbieten" it.
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bi6hlngen berbient ipotoen. - 9ein
Wunber, bas Geoi6t beitebt aus unz
,pabren, t0uenoen Ybraien, neil OeF=
reid ni6t i'm Stanoe 1T, patriotismus
Der abten Dirt su erregen. gSie ioll
basu cine binreibenoe, ianebare MelO=
bic sefunben luerben? Wpber Die Bez
geifterung fit bas 9aus 9absbure?
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3u einem befannten Sdnaer far

gu einem befannten Singer fam
fiir3li6 ein porgebli6 tenorbegabter
Singing nit Dem Wuni6e, ct m0ge
i'm boren nuo Gin llrtbeil iiber feline
Stimme fdlen. so ingen Sic, bite,
etmas". bemerfte ber 2ieblina 9tpols
nno lieB fi6 noies yilonib 1T besauz
bernb i1on" berieben nHun?" meinte
Der 5enorbegabte, als er geenbet nSbr
llrtbeil@ folssnbes: Wenn Sic
in Der Sobe bas bGtteu, mas Sbnen in
Der Siefe feblt, 10 f0nnten sic cine
Iebr CUTE 0titiellogc babenm
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osu 9luIfralieu habru Sis

= Su auiiraliea baben bie parlar
mente i6on felt eini9en Sabren bic
portoirsibeit far 3eitunaen eingeiubrt.
gtan eriitirt iie au6 in ednaba. Mie
lanes ioll Die Yrefe Der Ser. Staaten
biuter Der Der britii6en eolonien Surilda
blei6eu2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-25

Ser gres bon 100 3ufatem,
welden bic Wiener uDeutIde 3eituns"
fir Sic bette Competition oes preissez
bi6tes .oiireidiihe National 9pme"
BON Solepb Winter ansseIebt bat, if
BON teiner Ser eingereidten ] 1920 SOas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-25

Woat S6r mad Der neueFeu
Nfo0e gefleioet feill, 10 labt Gu6 Cure
Nn5iige bel BancDait & g 0 y II
maiden. 8,4 t3M
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-12
MINERAL WELLS.
Correspondence of the Herald

correspondence oil The Herald
MINERAL WELLS. October lO.-1he name
| of this post-oilice has been changed from
Ednayillo to Mineral Wells,
A large mining company of Arizona will
open up the silver mines near this place.
Business rather dull, but n boom is ex-
pected when the mines open up.
Health of the community good, with
some prevalence of malarial complaints.
This region not only seems ts be the foun-
tain OF perpetual youth that Ponce de Leon
failed to find, but also the Eldorado of
precious metals that Ferdinand De Soto so
vainly went in search of. There is trad-
ton among the Comanche Indians that
there was once Il mountain of solid silver in
the Pal0 Pinto mountains, and that great
nation Of people inhabiting a region in the
southwest carried il off to build a mansion
for their ruler,
The town of Mineral Wells is beautifully
located in picturesque valley, encircled
by rugged and romantic mountains. There
seems to be fascination about the place,
Tor every one who has remained here any
legnth OF time bids adieu to its delightful
scenery and salubrious atmosphere with
great reluctance. Just at present property
can be bought at reasonable figures, but
through the discovery OF silver near here, il
is likely TO take n sudden rise.
Considering this town is only year old
contains over 2,0GO inhabitants, has no rail.
road facilities, and nothing, up to this mo.
ment, to support 1t but its medicinal wa.
tcrs, IL Is certainly the most remarkable
town in the state When we further con
slider that the town has grown up against
almost every adversely, that it has never
had the aid of capital to develop its latent
resources, but on the contrary its real es-
tate owners have held their property at
fabulous prices, thereby driving capital and
enterprise from the place, it is still more
remarkable that there was ever town here
at ALL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-12

In chronic disorders resulting from fixed
bad habits of mind and body, the removal
of the evil, to be permanent, must neccssa-
rily be gradual. Although in some in
stances it is slow, Browns Iron Bitters are
always sure and never fail to restore perfect
health to the physical organization. II is a
complete strenpthener.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-12
sledtra.,
Nledtca,.
TO PREVENT
Yellow Fever
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
1T SAVED THE PEOPLE OF SAVANNAH
Ga. WHO USED 1T THROUGH THE
TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC OF lS76,

MEssRs. J II. ZFIIIN & Co,
GENTLEMEN We. the undersigned. Engineers
on the Georgia CeAtral railroad, in grateful on.
legations for the benefits we received from the
use of simmons Liver Regulator during the
Yellow Fever Epidemic in Savannah. Georgia,
IN the summer and fall Of 1876, desire to make
the following statement. That during the
aforesaid Epidemic we used the medicine
known as simmons Liver Regulator, prepared
by j. Ii. Zeilin & Co, aud though exposed TO
the worst miasmatic Influences OF the Yellow
Fever by going in and coming ont of Savannah
at different hours Of the night and also In
spending entire nights IN the Oiiy during the
prevalence Of this most Fatal Epidemic, with
but the single exception of ono of US, who was
taken sick but speedily recovered, We con-
unued In our usual good health. circumstance
we can account for In no other way but by the
elect under Providence of the habitual and con.
unued use of Simmons Liver Regulator while
wewere exposed to this Yellow Fever malaria
Respectfully yours, G. Il. Patterson, John K,
Collins, Jas. h Mallctte, Melton + Cooper
sTAlways ask your Druggists for Dr. Sim.
mons Liver Regulator, and be sure to see those
Identical words printed on the label and having
thereon red Trade Mark Seal aud signature
OF j. II Heilin & Go. None other is Genuine.
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GRAND MONTHLY ' DpAvn
ciaa Asbtt aIl.ps:'r 1iEe, s75 itsi 4 '

Fractions. in Fit6s in PPTtlaIs Zach
c.orr LIST OF PRIZES wa
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SWLicTWATIiK.


SwEETwArrR, TEXAS, October 10, 1852
Five miles east of this place a cattle train
was wrecked last night. The wreck was
caused by running over n steer. Several
cars were thrown from the track. Two men
were badly scalded, and one has since died
An inquest was held over him here today.
we have not been able to get the particu.
lars, but the wreck is said to be Il bad one
Trains arc now running, however.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-12
TENAs PRESS OPINIONS,



The Houston Post is actually claiming
Texas for Wash Jones by 5000 majority.
Vicky Woodhulls aspirations anent the
presidency need not surprise anybody now,
--[Waco Examiner,
wouLp LIKE TO KNOW,
The Dallas HERALD says that it paid,
Monday, Sl62,0S, its paper postage bill for
the month OF September. \ bill respecta-
bic In amount, certainly But, how did the
nrsAIp get credit so long, Houston Age,
JOHN HANCOCK,
Since Hon. John Hancock's return from
Europe no has taken the stumpand Is max.
inc il rcd hot for Wash Jones right bower,
H. j. Davis. Hancock is one OF the ablest
men OF Texas aud We may confidently cx-
pect him TO nut n quietus on independent
ism in the Austin DISTRICT Whitesboro
News,
IN nan COMPANY,
We believe Wash Jones to be a good man
and one who is n long way from being re-
publican in principle. Bu, he is in bad
company, lust / kc old Tray, aud that is
reason enough for us to decline TO Join in
his support. Besides, John Ireland is a
peoples man, out and out, and we are con.
tent to risk our share Of the countrYs good
in his hands, Mineola Monitor
iNTRosrECTloS AND EXrRosrECrloN,
The independents pretend to be horri.
iied nj tho divisions in the democratic party,
aud they possess ready optics for seeing Il
good many things upon which they delight
10 exercies their sombrc-hued smiles. But
they nre very tardy at seeing that they
themselves are the prolific breeders, the
eager fcmenters, of the division which they
effect to despisc.- East Texas News.
HANCOCK ANN rnE TAuliF.
Judge Hancock takes the broad ground
that all protection is not only not nee.
cssary 60 the welfare Of tho industries OF
th,g country, but tina, the whole amount
OF The tariff Is IN outrage and robbery OF
tho people for the benefit OF a few; that
not dollars benefit from ii accrues
to The working people. lie "out.Herods
ierodn in this respect, though he could
not, aud did not, atlempt to present any
evidence to sustain his position, being con-
tent with bare assertions, and incongruous
statements lie declared that labor was Us
well paid In this country US in England
aud in support of the statement read a bare
theory presented by Blaine, based on an.
other theory advanced In consular re-
port. San Antonio Express.
FACT ANN FANCY.
The pcop,c admire Wash Jones because
OF his honesty, His private character |.
pure and immaculate and his public record
n without spot or blcmish. Mr., Jones is q
man who don't need watching. He ha,
never been bribed or mixed ur IN political
iobhcry. lie Is an able statesman and q
scholar Of profound crudition, lie is o.
the people, and knows their needs ard nc
cessitics. lie Is u man who darcs do RICH,
az oil times and under all circumstances
who has the courage to staud up and fac,
largo malorties In defense Of Just princi
plcs. IL elected, the s,atc of Texas will
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Good health is maintained and nourshed
by proper attention to the requirements of
the body, and the avoidanceS of exGesses
1t is wasted or destroyed by ovcr.taxing
the mind with study, anxiety, evil habits,
lhtemperance, or vicious indulgenccs. Keep
the body and brain well balanced by free
~ using that friend of temperance and
Ro0d health, Browns Iron Bittets; thus
will you live to good old are, free from
lldiseaSe and suffering.
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iy %np priiSgs, amounting to. .. ss,,-
leans. 'N0 company In New AZ
r., For further information, wr,ts o,o..
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tered Letter or Money Order dSS1pless Regis.
pp,v.M' 4; DAUPHIN. New o,lSsa. only %
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ana houston Streets. Fort Worth T To,nef Fourth
GEO a WEBSTER, rs i I'm Co..
DALLAS TEYiSo LIN street
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buys his high-taxed salt the farmer, too,
cannot help remarking that New England
iish-packers, by special enactment, do not
pay any tax at all on their salt. The pro-
lection organs want us TO believe that this
consideration is a very pleasant and attrac-
tive one to beef and pork packers and farm.
ers.-ISan Antonio Times.
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u-S Is Inc onlv LOiterr -.
endorsed by the people ~ Svet Voted o. u
ifo 1solsaialns r. State Sc Lottery n
with Y' c SoHi,SSiuSnsl and ehayi,sbse y he I'd
'und Of over S550 600 Nae 80 which a -
d, B1y an Overwhelming no Siee been sdds, n
C o!i was made a part Of tb MAI vote ID a.
'u'usen adopted December 2b ps,eseni State al
"A Splendid 0pportpnitV :, - ny a. D, ISL II
is Grand single N1mSsts % n YIN Fortuna
P. a monthly; 1t never sesissN ihgs vii al
LOOK AZ The following Snh.NNa Ies OF nostr.-a
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IN nan COMPANY.

We believe Wash Jones to be a good man
and one who is n long way from being u re.
publican in principle. But he is in bad
uompany, just Ike old Tray, and that is
REASON enough for US to. decline to Join in
his support Besides, John Ireland is a
peop,c's man, out and out, and we are con.
tent to risk our share Of the countrys good
in his hands, II Minoola Monitor.