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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05

nsrpcrt @ottes, bas mabnenb in bas irs
biIde Sreiben tlinBt, unb banu Wieber 70
aart unb beilis, tpie Elm @ruB aus benz
Sen!eits, bas bic Yforten bcr @nigteit
aufthut.
6sinbolb fonnte ieine l1ebs;taldung
nidt tsrbersen. Daa mar tein idlidter
DOrforsanilf, Der 10 lpiele, bas mar elm
&Hnltler in, pollen Gimme bes Wprtes, unb
Elm aanitter. iiber ber cine beicnbers be-
1aabiate Stunbe aefonmen mar. Stm
Isl Elm, mas garner ibm einnal BON Sc.
bailian sr,dblt bate, unb er flaiterte ibm
au: ST oaBSbr 5dutifeuao, Der muiitu.
ltide Srncetlins? Das 1T ia Elm GROCER
ainlifer.
Warner nidte leiIs nit tem 3epf. GS
mar ibm fult unbeimlid, ben 2llten mieber
rpn benz Blab au hDr@n, unb baS Spiel
fam ibm ppr, balb ME pie slnreoe zines
Mufgritaubeuen. balls ME ner Mbfdiebss
sruB zines Sinldsiheaben.
gtun fam bas 2iee, lider, ooll unb rein
aelanaen, sebaltc, BON Der pcrtrsflliden
SrseibeaIeituns. 6,;cna b0.e 3mar
Nstta's flare Stnm> burhtSuen, aber
iie oominirte uidt nao rronete iA elm.
2lls aber bic 9iaipsnlotisa famsn, bic lie
gum Gbeil allein lang cocr bod nit Der
Solcitimme einfabrts, tSnte ibr @siaus 10
sledanhelI uno boll Ron Der 9SSlbung,
pab Nlls bon BEN 6insrud srDriffen ma.
rem. 0teinbolo mar m.br als oas, er Dar
tisf erlhiittert, unb Der &tan5 oieier
Gimme ersriff ibn nit ioldsr @emalt,
baB tie ihm I'M Sbre uno in oer Seele
padt5nts nno bic 9t be b:S @eiltliden
fat unbenlertt an itm pcribersins.
.lNprtietuna frlaI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05
1ases : Wessisfeiten.
Snl a 5.

= 9enrp Wides Elm beiabrter Do
bofat bon Mlbanp, q. g., bat nod uno
nod $50, 900 bon ben ibm aur 8erwal=
tung anbertrauten @eloern untcri1la=
gen un0 lit bur1gebrannt.
= Muf Der Cincinnati, Samilton &
GaDton Babn bat ii6 n6r6li6 bnnt
Spring @robe 9ir6bof bel Cincinnati
eia i6redli1es llnglitd 3ugetragen.
Der Stem Oorter 3ug, ber cine babe
Stunbe binter Der 3eit suriid mar, fam
in raierber gile oabergebrault, geraoe
als Elm Masen, bic aus 6 perfonen be-
itebenoe Gamilie bes auf einer Garm
tpobnenben penrp Grafe entbaltenb,
iiber bas @eleiie fubr. Ser Wagen
tpurbe aertriimmert uno ode Snialien,
ausgetDuinen Der &utf6er 9B. gertf6
tputDet f1redli6 aermalmt.
- Dielebte G9iene Der st. 3outS
nnb Seras @nggeleiiebabn 1T bel Bob
&OD, am grfanfas 8iber gelegt tnors
ben. Snnerbalb brei Wo6en tpirb bic
Bride iiber ben SyluB fertig iein uab
bann fann bic gan5e 2inie er0lfnst iper=
ben.
= Der Iierte Suli tpurbe in allen
gr6Beren n6rbliden Stabten bur6
picnics, Yaraben Der Wiliaen unb
Mbenbs bur1 Geuertpert unb SlIumi=
nation gefeiert. -Sn @bnaso lpurben
am A. brei Nednner, cine Grau uno elm
2ino Our6 febleeben0e &ugeln lei6t
berleBt unb 6rei &naben ertranfen beim
.8aben.
= Die SniaIens bes Staatsau9tz
baufes in 5alem, Oregon, ina1ten anl
4. eiuen gemeinidaftli6en Yerfu6,
aussubre1en. fanben 'aber bic Wd9ter
borbereitet unb ftieBen auf beftigen
Wioerfanb. Drei Strdflinge Wurben
setObtet, stpei bertDunoet uub nur a6t
entfamen.
- 9tuf ben 9efba6t bin, ben Capt.
8. Cole, Wtitglieb beg Superbiiorenz
ratbes in 8idsburg, Mi6., ermorbet su
baben, tpurben Or. $. GoOt unb Sobn
berbdftet.
NusIanb.
- 9as gampfibiff Daphne, oas
foeben BON Stapel selaufen mar,
i9lug bei @lassom i'm GlDbe um uno
berlanf. Gobalb bas S6iff frei i'm
Maljer mar, begann es sll rollen bis es
|ii6 pl6bli6 umleste. gssbefanOen f6
iiber 200 perionen an 8osb uub man
glaubt, bab minbeftens 100 ertranfen.
- Sci 0ubbuslielb, @nglanb, ge=
rietb bic Mafdine eines Dampf Stras
Benbabuwagens, ber einen Nbbang
binunterlief, auber Orbnung, bic
yremle foilute nibt angelegt iperbem,
10 baB Die Gdr.eateleiite unb umi6lpg.
3mei periouen ,uuroen get0btet uno 30
berlebt.
-3Mus Banana tpirb beri6tet, baf
Der Nultan Smetphe, 2afe .glicaragua,
in 3bdtigfeit lit. Sin i6peres unter=
iroii1es @erdui9 1T auf weite Streden
b6rbar. gier3is Meilen bonn Rrater
eutfernt barIt bic @roe unb beibel
Sanb tpuroe in bic 2uft getrieben. 4u
anoeren Gtellen fam BeiBess Waner
gum 8ori1ein unb iiberfdnemmte ei.
nige Grtf6aften BIZ 2 GuB tief. De,
MusiluB bes 2eotl lit polliidnoig Der.
f6loien. Sm Staat 8olipia trateu
heftiae grberidtltterangea Elm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05

~. Yerd9tli6e MeuI6en MAIDEN fi6
ibrer Nebenmeni6e 2eiben gu 9tuben,
llm lie su peinigen." Gflige &ranfbei=
ten, tpie ). 9. bic eolbene aber, Rbeus
matismus, 8eritopfuHg. Malaria,
&iidenleiben &c. MAIDEN li9 llmbOrIi6=
tigfeiten, bic Der 0feni6 begebt, 81
9hube, UNI iie au belaitisen. 9o6 grab
bann fommt ytierenz8raut aur 9iilfe,
unb bar9 feline re9tSeitige Seiltraft ber=
treibt bieIe Menge unangenebmer 2ei=
ben. gs 1T eiu- BeidiiBer gegen ben
SOB, benn es III elm Greuno tn ieoer
ytDth.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05
G,irefn iit hns mnhlthnenhe 6;

gnrefa lit bas tpDbltbuenoe @e=
fiibl bon ln3dbligen 2eibenben, tpel6e
bic Balnie ber Wieberberltellung unb
bic Quene neuer @eiunbbeit unb Stdrfe
Surb NDer's Sarfaparilla gefunben.
Sic bas mddtigite uno itdrfite unter
allen 9eilmitteln I'm bas SDftem gu ldu=
tern iinb bas @lllt gu reinigen. sic be-
fibt fraftDerieibenbe gigenibaften, iie
gibt ben erl6iaiften 2ebensgiftern neuem
&eia unb bertreibt ale llnreinisfeiten
bic iih nit Dem 8lute permii9en uno
babllr6 St0rumsen unb BerIaa berbor=
bringen ltmb f6roern. @ir 1inb BON
bielen intelligenten 9leraten berIiberts
tpDrben, oaB bieie Meoi3iaen beifer nie
ale aneern dbnli9en 0eifmittel furiren,
,unb f6nnen bies mod 6ur6nniere eigene
@rfabrung betrdftigen.-Athol (Mass.) }
White Flag.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05

= Der prdlibent bon Mserico bat
burd ein Defret bic @tablirung zines
itatiitif9en Bureaus fir 9anbel, Wfi=
nen, Ngrtfultllr unb Snoultrie anges
orbnet, Ollie 10 Sabre ioll cbenfalIs
ein Genius allfgenommen tuerben.
9ie SnfraftieBung bes 8ertroges
3mii6en ben Ser. Staateu unb Meritp,
mona0 Die 5ruppen beiber 2anber III
Ierfolgung BON Snbianern bic @ren5e
ni6t iiberidreiten biirfen, lit auf elm
ipeiteres Sabr binaussei6oben iporben.
: Sn 8elfait, Srlanb, brad am
4. ein reli9i0ier Giot aug, ber iol6e
9imenlionen annabm, bab bic polisei
eini6reitem mubte. Mebrere YoIi5ilten
,purbelt ernitli6 berlebt.
= Die 3abl Ser Grtrunfenen beim
llntergang bes 9ampfefs 9apbne Bel
@lasgotp ipirb auf 130 Yerlonen an=
geseben.
= 2onbon, 1. Suli. Sn Wflindea
pirb am SOnntag Die &uultausitellung
eroffnet, an iuelber ii6 aud Nmerifaner
betbeiliaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05

Waiter! Wntter!! Waiter ! /!
Wtrbst Str bss NadtS esf5rt wsrbeu
Mub In Carer Nutt unttrbruHen busH baa
.G&reifn eines franfsn Rinbes, wsI&ee
G&mr3en pom Durdbredsn ter 3abnt
ileibft? Sf 90 bsr 5aa. 70 tauft cline
8lal&s pon Nrs. gDtnslops co.
Sprup. Ct tpirb ben armen
Rleinsn fOfcrt pom fstnen S&mtr3en &c.
,freien. Man ysrlaiIe iih barauf, % ttlft.
80 Ia feint Muttsr auf grbtn, bic 20 per.
.luHte unb guH nttt mitttsilen piirbe, bae
20 bic Gin6smsIbs resutirt. ben 8lsinsn
6iilfs unb @slunbtsit unb Der glu!tss
9iubt perlAafft, bab 90 ipie 3aubsr iptrlt.
Das Wfittfl 10 fiber In allen Jdllfit nne
aussasRm BON @siGmad 60 wirb Dc,
sintr Der altfaea ano beRsn Dosiosinnsu
Ia ben gv. Staatensssi9ristsn. llstsr.
q 80 bateu, ,bte aIsi4e 80 80 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05

BerIonen bereu Blut perborben,
unb BEL henen bic Circulation bur6
f@le9te NbfdBe geit0rt, = oas &elultat
elmer Serriitteten Contribution, baben sur
Wieberberltelung cine innerli6e Saufe
ieitens Trau 2DOia 6. pinfbam, beren
2aboratorium yto. 233 Weitern Mpenue
GDnn, Mag. 1T, n6tbig. Sbre Grduz
ter=Mil6ung einem 2ebensfulie glei9,
ii6erflutbet beinabe bas gan5e 2anb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05
Beim3ufammenfos atpeierNrach

Beim3uiammenitoB aueier6raht=
siige Der Snternationalbabn nabe Der
Station @orbin tpurben Natban lln=
bertpooo unb Sc @ram bon 9Dulton err
bebli6 pertebt, 4m Mbenb bes 4. lief
Der Paiiagiersus, DO. San @ntOnio
fommenb, binter Mi,Itin gegen einen in
fiibli6er Ri6tung fabrenbeM Gra6tsug,
mobei gliidlieber Meife Niemattb berleb1
wuroe, nur bic 3iige tpurben ldnsert
3eit aufsebalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05
Sci Nin A@hrinn hntte fih Il

9ei gig Spring bate ii6 Elm
@iienhabn Nrbeiter ytamens &i6arb
Nleu auf Die Matform bes giienbabu=
Dcpots fdhafen gelest, 8dbrenb Des
Gblafes rOllte er BON Der glatform
bcrunter euf bas @eleiie uno muroe
iiherfabren unb get0btet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05
gullipau g So.

Ser befannte Shubbdnbler 5. Mar=
tin bot fein @eiddft on obige Girma
berfauFtunb tperben bic 9erren ii6 ni6t
nur bemiiben, Die alte Gunofbaft bes
@ef1dftes all erbalten, iOnbern aud im=
stner mebr neue &unben gu ertperben.
Sullioan & 60. bIben ili6t nur
bas bette uno gemdblteite 2ager in Sa=
men= uno ainberl6uben, ionoern tire
@aaren seidnen ii6 aud Ourd preis=
tpiir6igfeit unb 9auerbaftigfeit aus.
Oie 9erren erbalten forttpd6reno neue
3ufubren uno liefern 0aber bas 9lller=
inoblrnite. Wian faufe S6ubSeug nur
Bel ibiieH, tuenn man gut bebient iein
Dill.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05

9utb G 8pl1bre1t, 219
Grodett 9lod, alamp =.pla3a, fino
Mgenten fiir Die beriibmten @uttas
per6a= fertig gum @ebrau6 angena9=
ten Garbea, ebenfaus fir Yeareers
Patent Cotton Sprinfler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05

OpspepFa Der 9efdbrli&fie 5stnD
Der @eInncbeit, wt,b bn,h Nuwenb,M9
BON ;, adsrs Dpspepfa= IabletS" suri,t
Bei allen Apotbetern ,u baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05

SrauM. 6. CLUB BON @et. Calm,
5eras, fagt: uBroipns gifen=gitter"
beireite mid BON DDspeplia, an Der i'd
lange 3eit gelitten babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05

Sas feinlte Serren= unO &nabenz
llntersellg, 9emoen. Striimpfe, Soien=
TRIGGER &C., mel1e ie impOrtirt worben,
bel Gbsets @orrepon & Cattle,
6rodett=8lpd alamo .pla3a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05

D Diamautfarben finb 10 pra0t=
bol, bab es Gin @ergniigen III, bieielben
81 eebrauAen. @lei6 gut fiir belle unb
bunfle Sarben. 10 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05

= grabanoter, galencienne, pas
riier, &ufiiide, @d6liide unb leinene
@pibcn in GROCER sluswabl billigit beim
GamDus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05

: Semben fir Serren (unlaundred)
60 Sent bas Stiid beim SamOus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05
youluternebmer MAIDEN mir

OuWIHItIITtUHEtt IVU4UtH IUIt Dttt~
bur6 auf bas CUTE 9lllortement BON
Giienwaaren aller .9lrt, Der 0erren
Sutb & Bollbre6t 219 @ro'
detts8lpd, Mlamo=pla3a, aufmersiam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05

- @arten>, Gelb= unb glumenidz
mereien, BON 2anOretb & Cons, ieoer
Qlrt empfieblt Su Sriginal=p preilen
Sutb & 8oubre6t
4,4- Grodett=Ylod, Mlamo. plasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05

= = Gnopfe. 8elabartitel fit Samen=
tleiber unb @di6e ippie fir 8ettseug,
biligit bel GamOus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05
s. mff' 8 S. 0ir 8 a

@raue 9dare pcer . Il iperben bnrd elm etnsiees
Nnftra8en eteier 1arbe 5u gtdateRb fhmdrten
o9enbltdtitt. M perfniten IN apotteten oper pre na
Gmpf1ng BON III bnrtb grpreb cerfanbt
Cff7ce IS WurraD &treef, g1etpsa3prf
fDr Tfs Uidnunl, tperftrouer tlrtermeiuiioen uupN
Auaptsrplebepe boil tprb auiVerlansen irs oerenbet
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05
3yAiH @. Xiuktaat'a

VI y " o 0WQGStt1UuQs "
Gin l4erss& &eiImitteI flr ale weibIi9enG G6wde6eu,
1pte aeueorree, unreeeImdbige mni f1msr,Ii8e
Hetniguna, GntSinbung unb gef3uiire TN SHUTTER
Ieib. prolnpiu5 nteri, Blutabiat, &c.
ny" 9lngenebm i'm Geidmnd, iptytjam iinb
jofort erfolereid. Gs 1T pon areber iIfe .pdbrenb
sber Sbwanaerfdait, unb iinbert Gdmer,en rfbs
rsne Der @eburt anb pdbrsnb bsr reestmdbiees
Yeripben.
&trste btnnben unb SerIbrsibeu "a tort,uahreus.
Bay. SIR ale S9mdten tn ben Grseugunasors
aanen beiber @ef9ledter ftebt eS feinem ie benz
pubIifum aneapfobIenen SefImittel mad; Mnb fiir
eglf9e art t0iersnfrantbeifen i es bas bette iIis.
mittet Der @eIti
Hfa5 glteren arnnfbciten betner WeidjIedis
ter ftnSeE Inn (1ebraHf1l btefe9 Sells.
mtttets grefle Grietdbteruu6.l
gpbia q. 9Infkam's gIut aetniaer pertreibt isas
Nte Spur pon Bhtperberbung, unb elei9se,tfg
traftiQt baS ean;e NSrpesipftem sss paiienten.
Die @irtuua ttffktben if esa6' 10 tD1hSerbar mic
btt ssr 9faRssas 9absssitiing.
ee1 nsrss nns s Rsesn saS a MDsne @s'ns,
1pEn, Waiis prdParirt. Ssbe foftet 81. Ge6s
6tat9sn $5s grjfere pr 4cf In qilen pbsr aiidbeis
9enferni sa3 GmpfaIg bes reiies, 81. pr. Bsr fir
feb. peffanbt. mrs. 8tnibant beantportet bsfeit.
wiltet iegIu4e i@rift ftIf9e Aafrage. Rah iembt Sc,
ypttmurtk. Efreuldre iebsrseit peyGbfoIat. @an
besifbe& &4 gef. duf biefs anaones.
9bbia g. %tnfbam's Gehsr Binen fnriren
Sefitopfuna. @aaens gssf9wssbsn anS aebsr-ers
agWsi allen aipptbeierm su batteries
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05
u er IT pp { u n q.

Guffs @tI1en fInt fpe,ien fir tieje Tdne
bereifff, effte4ci1A serurfdcbt einen
,fel I'm Defiubsn, BAT Der xeicenee eritaMnt To-.
ge pernlebrels Ben Mppetif nnb perurfden NIeifd,s
aiaF, "a ber aSrper acrdtrf unb turd ttre fenfd9e
ASirkuita auf uradne Elm re9einidkts
Ger &tnblaana terucraerufen iplrs. Yreis % gsnts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-05
gertiee An3age
gu ben!biaisifen Yreiien.

Infer 2aeer in @eiben=
unb Gpmmer &teiberitDffen
iit oaS 9rDRte in eer Staot.
Was bic QualitGt Der Uaa~
ren unb ibre Gini9feit be-
trifft, 10 indt es ieiusS @leis
9en.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-17
TEX. - SET .
NEW NOiIM.


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the ear Just now passing than ever before
since ii vas 1lrst printed. No other news
paper publ, Ged On this SIDE Of the earth
has beeu bought and I" Z III any year by
SOmany meu and women.
We are credibiy informed that people
buy, read. and Like Tn T. Sun 1or the follow
ing reasons, among Others:
Because IFS news columns present in at
trGctive form anu with tne greatest posi-
bic accuracy whatever has Interest 1Or
humankind; the events, the deeds and
misdeeds, the wisQOu, the PIN iOsOphy. the
notable folly, the sold sense, the ilnproV-
ing nOnsense-ail the news OF the busiest
world at present revolving in space.
Because people have coined tnat in its
remarks concerning persons ana affairs
The Sun makes practice 81 cling theln
the exact TRUTH TO the DeaI OF It's ability
three hundred and Sixty-fiVe days in the
year, before election DIS wen as alter, about
the whales as well as about the small fish,
Ill the face OF dissent as plainly ana fear
ieSsly as when supported by general APP
proVal. lac Sun has absolutely no pUr
poses to serve, save the information OF its
readers and the turtherance OF the common
good.
Because it is everybody's newspaper. No
man is so humble that THE Sun IS indltter
ent to his welfare and his Iic MS. 40 man
is so rich that it can allow ~ Rstice to be
done him No man. 10 association OF men,
is powerful enough to be exempt form tie
strict application OF Its principles OF right
and wrong.
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dozen Yeas, without intermiSs.on and
sometimes almost alone among newspa-
pers, the fight that has resulted in the re-
cent overwhelming popular verdict against
RODeSOniSm ana 1Ur honest government
No matter what party is in power, The
SUN stands and will continue to stand like
"a rock tor the interests OF the people against
the ambition OF bosses. the encroach-
mentS OF m0nopotistS and ihe dishonest
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The sun. you will find iGto be "a mirror of
all human activity, astOrehouse of the
choicest prducts of common sense and
imagination, manstay for the cause of
hon est government, sentinel for genuine
Jeffersonian Democracy, a scourge for
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Terms to Mail Subscribers,

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Parish school Board.

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Brooks, y. Myatt, K. Dunn. $. Meyer,
Treasurer Of the Board.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-17
Ward Officers.

Ward |. Justice OF Peace .......G { Phillips
" /. Constable......."....W I" Iheobalds
90 p Justice of Peace....Wm McQuiller
w f" =. Constable. .........""..... ) X Heron
" 3. Justices of Peace-D Il Trousdale
and X. 3. NinSon.
:. }. Constables-T j Larkin and W r
Lewis.
o /. Justice of Peace......J q Wheaton
n T. Constable ....... .........J Il ROssiter
" ). Justices of Peace--tt w Bolton and
j Moore.
II" ). Constables-M II Parker and J ID
Pickering.
d. Justice of Peace Taylor 4Antlers
D. Constable. .................J G HOOdSOn
/" 7. Justice of Peace.
IS ]. Constable. ID Kay
4" 3, Justice of Peace Il Wilmington
=. Constable..."... .."...."..J u Dowdy
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Cool Pay for Agents. 500 to ss'eper month
made selling our fine Books and Biblesr Write &c
j. G. McCURDY IL co, Chicago, III.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-01
Choosing a Wife.

Never marry woman merely because
she has a handsome face or well-turn-
ed figure, for we soon become insensi-
BILE to angelic forms and faces, II her
walk and carriage are modest and lady
like, and if the whole appearance indie
ate she has mind, heart and soul, why
she is worth all the simpering, mincing,
flirting, affected misses that ever
brought good looks as their only mar
rage dover If the fair one you are adj
dressing is rich in houses, lands. bank
stock or railway shares, her worldly
gear should not prove an insurmount.
able objection; but if she is poor, like
Yourself so much the better. There is
nothing like young couple, about the
age of 20, starting in life with fond
hearts, clear heads, easy consclence'
and empty pockets. You have some
thing to hope for, to work for, to live
for. Your early struggles with the
crosses of this life will only bind yo,
the closer to your young, ardent anc
loving wife.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-01
Arizona's Petrifed Forest,

One might almost pass by and notice
nothing unusual But on looking clos
or the rocks are found 10 be the trunks
of fallen trees turned to stone. They
lie about YOU here. there and every
where some preserving their shape and
outlines, others broken or cracked. The
scene is strange one. II smacks Of
enchantment, Perhaps some potent
magician blew upon this forest in the
yigor of its prime, and before his chill
ling breath the stout trees bowed them
selves and fell, and froze into flint and
agate Still YOU hardly see why you
came, but after the coffee has been boil
ed and breakfast eaten your MeXicans
slowly enlighten YOU. They bring out
hammers and drills, and selecting a
likely spot in stone trunk endeayor to
force a way into it. The stone is like
adamant. Again and again the drill
bounds away, but finally pieces are
shivered off and cracks made, so that
YOU see what the petritied forest has
hidden within it, Emeralds, sapphires
and diamonds are convenient names,
nut dlds, our ulnCoNclles "OuIi HdlulI
be counted as such by Tiffany. Yet
they are singularly beautiful. You find
blocks of stone. their sides bristling with
great hexagonal crystals, some green,
others purple, and others a pure white.
You cut through goodies whose hollows
are lined with prismatic crystals spark
ling with all the colors of the rainbow.
Much of the stone is beautifully mark,
ed flint. Often you find pieces with a
brown corrugated coating, which, | fan
cy, is the petrified bark. All the stone
abounds in the most delicate shadings
of gray and white, with dark lines, but
the crystals, lining assures or gathered
in the nests of goodies, are the especial
delight of seekers. Here, too, there are
moss agates, and exceptionally large
and clear garnets, which masquerade
under the name OF rubies. And of the
ordinary forms of petriiied wood there
is no end.-C0r. Boston Herald.