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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04
THE News of last night sum up the city

THE News of last night sums up the city
campaign in the following paragraph:
GA single pivotal point is presented in the
present city contest. Our debt is up to the
limit; so is our tax rate. We can command
additional revenue only by an increase of as
sessment. Nobody who pays taxes wants to
pay more than he is doing, by enlargement
of either. Where lies the best assurance
that the city administration will not need an
enlargement of one or the other when neither
can be made; when the limit of taxation and
the limit of loans are reached and the limit
OF valuation determined by positive condi-
tions? We are in a fix, literally. We can't
move an inch for revenue, and upon whom
can we best depend to repress expenses
within reach without moving? The News
made at the time of their occurrence re-
peated exhibits of facts that should turn the
contest upon the pivot. In two years the
Democratic reform administration of IA
and rs increased the city debt $780, 900, the
city assessment So, 900, 900, the city tax rate
40 cents on 500. With this high tax rate
and high assessment the Democratic admin
istration commanded a revenue $112, 900
larger than that used by its predecessor to
cover the same expenses. Yet that party's
administration left the city $550,000 deeper
in debt than it was before. If anybody can
see any reason TO e. expect that a Democratic
administration now will do better, an in
quiring community would be delighted to
learn the secret"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

AN unholy alliance carried the township
north of Washington street staid at home.
Shall the city be lost to economical govern
ment, and given over into the hands of spoil
ers, from like Indifference? The battle will
be lost or won north of Washington street.
South of that line the Republicans are doing
all, and more, than could be reasonably ex-
Dected
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

ACCORDING to the receipts of revenue for
the past quarter, the decrease for the fiscal
year from the amount received during 1882
will be about SO 900, 900. 1t will be remem-
bered that the estimate of the reduction
made by the last Republican Congress, in its
tariff and revenue legislation, was SIT, 000,-
900. This is as much as the government can
well afford for the present.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette has a
paragraph which may nave a local applica-
ton. It says:
''There are hundreds of Republicans in
Ohio who would not vote the Democratic
ticket in view OF the past record of the party,
but who will permit some trifing affair to
keep them from the polls. A vote lost un-
der such circumstances is half a vote for the
Democratic ticket"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

Is - stated that Secretary Folger may
}ossibly recommend to Congress the issue of
: longtime 2-per-cent. bond to be used as
the basis of national bank currency. The
Secretary has expressed the opinion that a
2-per-cent. long bond, the exact limit of the
bond not being mentioned, could be
sold at par, and that it might be a wise
Buch a bond, and to buy up some OF the
fours, even if a considerable premium had
10 be paid for them. The question of a basis
for national bank circulation, in view of the
call of bonds now used by the banks for that
purpose, is a matter that is pressing for con-
liberation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

THE New York newspapers are receiving
the bitter and united opposition of the news
dealers in the wholesale reduction lately in
augurated. The dealers refuse to sell the
two-cent paper for less than three cents, and
John Swinton says the papers are greatly
troubled by the action of the newsmen.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

THE editor of the Central Christian Advocate,
speaking of the lay electoral conferences he had
visited, says:
THE laymen naturally pursue the methods of
political meetings, rather than initiate confer
ence manners. They nominated candidates and
set forth their claims in open session, had i'm
formal ballots, and at some of the conferences
the amount of electioneering crowded into a
small space of tine was wonderful"
This Is all right; but if any lay conference can
"lay over" the little scheme by which "a clerical
conference "caroled" a preacher TO count him
for a general conference delegate, a delighted
country would be glad to hear it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

A CURIOUS smuggling scheme has just been
discovered by a customs officer at Ogdensburg,
in northern New York. About a month ago a
young farmer living a few miles from that
place brought him a quill containing diamonds
which he had found bound with silk to the
leg of a pigeon which he had shot. He also
brought the bird itself, which was found to be a
carrier pigeon of the finest breed. The customs
officer at once suspected that the pigeon had
come from Canada, and proceeded to investigate
the matter, in order to discover the sIDuggiers,
if possible. 1t was a difficult matter, as a care
full inquiry in the surrounding country failed to
disclose the existence of any "howing' pigeons,
kept by farmers or others. In the meantime,
two more birds, carrying diamonds, were shot
while flying over. Finally, in the bills of lading
of an express company it was found that a regu-
lar shipment of 'fowls' had been made for two
years to a small country station. Detect
ives were sent out, and by mere acct
dent one of them, while wandering
through the woods in the guise of
a sportsman. stumbled upon a clearing in a
marsh where were a number of cages contain
ing carrier pigeons. A log hut was the only sign
of human habitation, but no occupant was
found, and among the papers in a table drawer
not a line giving a clew to his identity. The
customs officer is pluming himself upon having
found the spot where the smuggler had been,
since he could not capture the rascal himself
and in having, as he thinks, broken up the BUSH
ness. 1t is estimated that the total amount
struggled is between $1,000 900 and $800,00
the loss to the government being 10 per cent
the present duty on diamonds. The stones cap
tured are valued at 81 100.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

c. EDWIN HESS, the crank who pretended to
have been married to Lolita, the actress, has
been GLOWING that little lady about Europe.
He failed, however, to obtain an interview with
her, and has finally disappeared. What he ex-
pected to gain by his queer conduct it is difficult
to imagine.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

THE Sentinel finds the Journals lease in a
nutshell" a hard one to crack. 1t may as
well gnaw a file. The figures are there, and
figures don't lie.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

The superintendent of the philadelphia mint
opened bids for 1000 pounds of nickel for
minor coinage yesterday. Joseph Wharton was
the only bidder, his bid being ninety-0ne cents
per pound, the lowest the government has ever
beer able to get The metal.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

THE Democracy rely almost entirely upon
the indifference of Republican voters in the
strong Republican wards. With a full vote
indianapolis will give its usual Republican
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

HER are some things which answer
themselves. Here are a couple of extracts
rom Democratic newspapers, submitted
without comment. The man who lost his
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

THE Journal prints this morning the list of
the pensioners living in the Fifth congress-
ional district.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

"OF Pope Leo XIII it is said he never,says a
foolish thing or does a foolish thing."-Ex.
The Pope may be a happy man if this be true,
but he must make his associates very tired.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

DEMOCRACY comes high, and, thank good
ness, we don't have to have it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

THE taxpayers of indianapolis do not pro-
pose to vote so as to risk the doubling of
their taxes.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

THE Democratic ballots should be Endorsed
Not paid for want of funds"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

THE city election is on Tuesday next, Oct
0. Do not forget the date and the duty.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

The monopoly candidate for mayor will
not get there.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

We have enough of nearly everything in this
country except improvements on what We
have.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

PHANToMs OF LIFE. Poems. BY Luther Dana
Waterman. G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York;
Bowen, Stewart & Co., Indianapolis. Price,
$1.25.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

WHAT citizen or taxpayer desires a return
to the days when Democrats emptied the
treasury, doubled the debt, increased the
taxes, and put the credit of the city at ninety
cents OH the dollar?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

THE DIoTHAs. By Ismar Thinsen. G. P. Put
nam's Sons, New York; Bowen, Stewart & Co.,
indianapolis. Price, 81.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

QUESTIONS OF BELIEF. Topics of the time. G.
p. Putnam's Sons, New York; Bowen, Stewart
& Co., indianapolis. Paper; rs cents.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

How TO HELP THE Poor. By Mrs. James T.
Fields. HoughtOn, Mifflin & Co., Boston; Bow
en-. Stewart & Co, indianapolis. Boards; so
cents.
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revenues?

THIS is a little nut in which is contained
The kernel of the record of the Republican
government. Let the Sentinel try its jaws
PIN this:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

HENRY IRVING. A short account of his life.
With portrait. William S. GOttsberger, New
York; Bowen, Stewart & Co., Indianapolis.
Paper; 80 cents.
Interesting just now because of MIR. Irving's
visit to this country.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

ST. LoUIs-Union News Company, Union Depot.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

THE EXECUTOR. novel. By Mrs. Alexander.
Leisure Moment Series. Henry Holt d. Co,
New York; Bowen, Stewart q Co., Indianapo-
lis. Paper; 50 cents.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-04

A RIGHTEoUs APosTATE. By Clara LAMA. G..
p. Putnam's Sons, New York; Bowen, Stewart
g. Co., Indianapolis. Price, 81. %.
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NEW YoRK-Fifth Avenue and Windsor Hotels,
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CINCINNATI. c. Hawley & Co., l54 Vine
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1883.
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL

Can he found at the following places:
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PARIS-American Exchange in Paris, IS Boulevard
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West Point CadeIship,

DETROIT ART CATALOGUE. A list of art wOrl
in The Detroit loan exhibition.
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CHICAGO-Palmer House.
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Gu6 in 9euti6lano finben dbnli6e
Nerbdltniiie fatt. 9ie neuefen @rbez
but1gen iiber bic asrariI6en 3uitdnbe
in preuBen aug Dem Sabre 1882 beif1=
tigen, baB bic 2obnldbe Der Mrbeiter auf
6en 2anbe ii1 i'm 2aufe Der lebten 10
Sabre i'm Nngemeinen um 1870 psf.
erb6bt bdtten. 9ie lanbuirtbId5aftli1en
6aupt= uno Sofalbereine in oannober
&egierunssbeairf Miinlier unb am&bein
fiibren unter ben l1rla9elt Der aebriid=
ten Gage 6es 8auernitanbes Die felt 10
big Is Sabren bod eeitiegenell 9lrbeits=
loire ait. Glei65eitig 1inb Die 2ebers=
bebiirfniiIe Der Mrbeiter i'm NIgemeinen
ni1t tbeltrer getpDrben, neil bic 9lus=
bebnung ber &ultur iii Mmerifa unb
&nBlanb 2ebensmittel unb GobHpffe in
ltarf bermebrter Mense auf BEN ellro=
pdif9en Marft eebra6t bot. Ser Sea-
tional : Sefonom profeKpr NaI5e itt
Bonn bat Sem ginfllI1e Der amerifani=
f9en GDnfurren5 auf ben ldnbliben Nrz
beitslobn in Dem foeben erI9ienenen
iteueifen 8ierteliabrsbefte bes vNrbeiterz
freun6", 3eitidrift oes 3eniraloereines
fit bas gBobl Der arbeitenoen Glailen
(Gerlin, i'm 8erlag BON 2eonbaro @is
mion), cine iilterelante unterfu6ung
getuiomet, tpDrin er gu bem S0luIIe
fommt: rbaB Die amerifanii6e &onfur=
rena 1lur cine 8eri9iebung oes @eiammt=
einfDmme1ls ber Bel Bet 2anbtpirtbfbaft
betbeiligten &laKen sur GDlge gebabt
babe. Sie Sagel0bner baben biel bon
Sem getponnen, mas bic @runbeigen=
tbiimer berlpren baben. 9ie tpi9tigiten
uub am fdtpierigiten 5u permebrenben
duBeren probuftionsmittel, 6eren Der
Menid 5u ieiner Wirtbf9aft bebarf,
tuer6en our@ Die Nufi9lieBuug GROCER
iru1tbarer Qdnber ben eibililirten 0Dl=
tern In bermebrtent MaBe CUR 8erfi=
gung geifelt IS. Mdbrenb man 10 oft
gefIagt bat, baB bic tpirtbi6aftli1en
Gortf6ritte BET Neuseit fat alleinig ben
geliBenben gu Gute gefommen feien,
benz befiBloien Sanbarbeiter aber faum
irgenb ei1en 8ortbeil gebra1t bdtten,
liegt bier ein S6ritt in Der gnttpiflung
Der lanbtDirtbf9aftli9en Gultur bor,
ber fofort cine GerbeHerung Der Gage
ber arbeitenben Slaiien betpirft bat."
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(sus bet soaiaI. .gorrefponbens)
Sic amerifanii1e 8unfnrrems ttmc
Der lGnbfiMe 2lrbeitslpbm In Gmas
Iattb ituo Observation-Disclosures.

Sie raf1e Mus6ebnung Der lamb
tuirtbfdaftli9en Gultur in Mmerifa bat
getualtige 1erIhiebumgen i'm europdi=
f6en Wirtbi6aftslebeH sur sSolge ge=
babt unb insbefon6ere bic Qan6pirthe
iltlb Grnnbeigertbiimer III gnqlanb unb
Norboeutidlanb TART beeintrd6tiat, 10
baB man in tpeiten Diffriften cine
planbtDirtbidaftli1e 2rifis" faum in
Mbreoe ftellen fam. Die Wirfung Der
alfierifanii6en Gonfurrens auf bic ber=
f6ieDeHeit on Der 2an6tpirtblhaft be-
tbeiligten 9olfsflafien lit jebod cine
febr unglei9e. Wdbrenb groBe uno
unb fleine Grunbbeliber unb pdcbter
iiber i9leAte Soften flagen, bic aller=
oings aud NIT unsiinitioen grnten sus
lammenbdngen, bat fi1 bic Gage Ser
ldnbli9en grbeiter entf6ie6en berbei=
fert. Der geri9t elmer enaliiden llnz
teriu9ungsfommiilion iiber Bic 2anb=
tpirtbfbaft bebt ausf1IieBlid) berpor:
oDie Qlrbeiter finb biel beiier baran als
bor Sabren. Sic baben before gBohz
tlungen, befommen b6beren Qohn uno
habeu tpeniger anftrengenbe Mrbeit. q
Die englil6e &omfiillion erfl1rt ala
@eiultat ibrer unifangreiben llnterIus
6ungen, baB bic Musgaben fir Qlrbeifss
lDbn auf elmer Iderbau treibenbenssQrm
in ben leBten sipan3ig Sabren UNI me-
nigifens 25 p@t. geltiegel feien u. atpor
iosgen oer an3ieblngsfraft Der boben
xf<xxn $4@k Cs..& ~ 4 49,
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Eeras.

Bei Spler 1T Elm unbefannter
tueiBer Msann BON einem @iienbabn3uge
ilberfabrelt llnb getDbtet iporben. ST
bate Satteltaf1en nit &leibern Bel fi9
ltil6 f6ieit gu SUP gu reiien. 9lus elmer
leeren WbisfDflafd)e, Die ii6 lit fetnen
Gleiberm befanb, f9lpB man, baB Ser
Mann betrunfen mar unb auf bas @ez
leife fiel.
Stl ei1lem @aget1 zines in Serars
fana angelangteu @ifenbabnauges fanb
mon Elm fleines farbiges &inb, bas bon
feiner Wltter In Qittle &od perlaIIem
tpurbe. Cine farbige Srall bat fi9 bes
Ginbes erbarmt unb baf1elbe gu ii6 gez
1tpnllilelt.
9ubbarb gitD batte stpei Seuers~
briinife In Elm unD berfelben Na1t.
3fpei 9auiergebierte uurbeu babel sers
Hort.
Sin 3elepbon Beantter iit Maco
iff nm eilt Yatent fir einen eleftrif6en
Gen5sN sNlarrl< 9elegrapben eingefomlnen.
Ser Mpparat beri1tet eiitem 2anbeigenz
tbiilner, Der fi9 beilem bebient, ieSe I'm
gebOrigfeit, Die ii6 an feiner Drabtfen5
ereignet.
3fpei 6reunbe BON 9prm Sill,
DriDer Mlfprb uilb Som @ramlner, bers
lieBen fiir3lifb @rDesbed, um ben Seittz
meg gerneini6aftli9 Su MAIDEN. 9lm
nd9iten Wurgen faab man Mlfprb in
Der Ndbe feiner MDbnung als Qei1e,
Seiit 6rellltb Grantner bate i'm NIT
Dem &ebDlber iiber ben Gopf geIdblagen
uHb i'm babur6 get6btet. 90 fagte elm
3euge bes Ntnrbes aus.
Nn IL. tpurben bic neten Mais
5ernerfe in Columbus uitb San Mtarz
cog elmer YrDbe illttertpprfen.
= Mus Qarebp tpirb beri1tet, bab
Die beiDen nabe 8illalbama eingefans
genen Gabnrduber erf9of5en tuurben.
Ser StaatsfDmptrDller tpirb bic
gmpfeblung MAIDEN, baB bic Steuerz
folleftoren Bic S1uliteuer bireft an ben
Gtaatsfdabmeiiter, anitatt pie bisber
an ben gpuntnf6aBmeiiter abliefern.
- Die Ntiltter bes Ginbes, tpelhes
benz 9errn alderman in Sort MDrtb
por Die Sbiir geiebt ipur6e, bat fi1 gez
nlelbet. Gs lit cine MiiB 2aura Sling +;
| Iie befimbet fi9 f1weHranf in 9puitor
ut6 bat BET einent Mbppfaten in Sort
Wortb briefli6 angefragt, oh ibr Sinh
in gltten 9dn6en fei. Ser 8ater bes
&inbes 1T elm 9etu Srleanier @ef6dfts.
reifenber.
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= nod cine gitte, 9tgnes! SAB uns
alein, 10 lange ct Bel mir 1T, unO for..
oe bafiir, baBs nid5t geitOrt tper6en !!
9lgnes fab etlpas betreten aus. Wtar
bate iie tpabrenb Deg ganse1 Cages
fcum cine Ntinute BON ieitter Seite laf=
len pollen uno ieBt ianote er iie fort.
3um Slid mar bas 2i9t i'm Simmer
su ee6dmpft, als baB iie Die miibian
berbaltene Iufregang bes iungem DIAM
neg bdtte ipabrnebnen f6nnen; 1ie BE-
rubi3te iid baber Bel bem @eoanfen,
bdB es iid) biir iebenfalls I'M cine drSt=
li9e 8eipre9ung banble, unb ging bin=
aus, Tin bemNnf0mmlinge mit5utbeilen,
baB ct ertpariet tperOe.
@lei1 barauf trat Der Srembe elm,
eine bagere, ettpas gebeugte @eIfalt nit
arauem Saare. @r fdloB RAID bic
Sbiir binter ii6 un6 elite baum nit eli
ner fa1t iiiirmif6en 9aB auf benGranfen
su, 6er ii6 aufseri6tet bate unb inn
bei6e9dn6e entgegenitredte.
(Sortiebuna foIet.(
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Mae ,1mS iebc.

glngeiebene Mdilner un6 Srauen ol=
lerotten, Senatoren, gpnereB= unb
parlanlents Mitglieber, Naturforf6er
unb Gelebrte, Wiiroentrdger ber Stride,
bornebme @er5te bet Nrnlee unb Slotte,
@befs Der BDliSei unb Der Geuertpebren,
beifdtiaen uno empfeblen ct. Safobs
Del als ben grDBen S6mersenfiQer.
@s befiest S6mer5en, fagen iie, ale
un6 iebe. 3eitungsberaltsgeber aaeror=
ten empfangen tdsli6 bon ibren Gbon=
ilenten 8riefe, iporiit oas pun0erbare
9eilmittel geprieien tpirb, lnb fie fa9en:
u@s belieat Sdlneraett.n
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0l,t Sas Bublifnn,.

Sie Serbflaifon ifebt bor Der sbiir unb ein
Seoer bemibt iid) feline Baare in einen, id0n
erridteten @elddfte ansupreiien. lin aber
init cinem unlerer eriten aaufleute su reben I:
sd bin getoinmen iini gu bleiben unO oieie
Stabt meine Seilnatb ail MADDEN" 8or eincin
Sabre iparbe ber CINDERELLA S@ub. .Talaiteroff,
net uno uie Seoer ipeib, BAT fi6 bas llnterneb.
men iibcr allies griparten als srobcr @rfolg er>
pieien Die Griinbe bafiir finb 0as &c,
id)dft liest an elmer fdonen neuen Straben
banr, Der @unid Der &nnben, bic &ccllitat unb
SSadfenntnib bes gigentbinerS gu erproben.
Solltcn iidb in meiner @efddftsfiibruns bie uno
ba Srrtbiimer einsei6liden babem, 10 pirb es
mein 8eitreben iein, fold)e in 3ufunft gu ber-
meiben, bab Seber befriebigt bon bannen sebt.
@leine gsrbinbung nit philadelphia Saniern
eeben @arantie, Dab eines Seben @efdmad
befrieoiat pirb. Ser Cinderella beaniist ii6
nit fleinen profitem. llniere &ente 1T niebris
unb mir faufen unfere 8aaren 70 bilis uie
Urgent elmer. aus bielen @rinben iperoen mir
bic beiten @aaren su ben alernieorisiten Yrci'
fen berfaufen. grsebenit
vginberella,"
20,9- gde Soufons Strabe unb abenue 6.
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John III. Copeland,
Nbppfat, NedtS Gtipalt
OeTeutliber S1ptar .

Office: Nc. $50 @elf GorimercearaEe,
cine Sreppe bod. @ratti,irt in alien @eribten.
3,19
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Der gBinter nit ieinem naBfalten
Wetter 1T jeet ba unc fann man bel bie=
fer Sabres3eit nidt pOrfidtis senus nit
ieiner @efunbbeit umseben.
ErOdene 6iiBe fdiiten se8en Grfdl>
tuns unb bic bat man nur, wenr man
sutes Sdubwert trdst. gfatarlid finb
s. Sosfe u. SSbne aud barin alien 6da=
fern ppraus, unb, tpie in Nnem, baben
iie AUDI burin bic srSBte Nuswabl, foz
mcbl iiir Damen, als aud fir Serren
unb ainber.
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Gin berniinftiaer gcutperenafel

Gin nerniinftiger Semperem3ler
it Sobn 9. @ougb in Maiia6uiets.
Sn einem griefe ait ben uGlebeIanb
2ea6er" f6reibt er: sd ftimme ni6t
fit Die probibitipnsfanoibaten, tpeil
i6 ben Weg mibbillige, ben Die partei
eingei6lagen bot. SrDb6ent bin i9 Elm
Greunb Der Semperen3 unb babe breibig
Sabre lang fit iie gearbeitet. Mdbrenb
biefer langen 3eit bat iib meine leber=
sengung gednbert unb id) CLAUDE, mir
fDnnen fein probibitionsgeieb eraipin=
gen. 8or allen Dingen babet mir lins
iere Sugeno 70 sli ersieben, baB iis
Srunfenheit perQbfheut."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-13

Marum Nancp. Yreiie far galbmere
be5ahlen? Scsfe'S pertaufen fir SO Sc.
impcrtirten fran5Siiidsn gaibnlere, refine
Woae, in Sdwars Ooer 6urbis. l1niere
@af9mereS fur Is Gents, $l,OO, $1,25
unb bSher iinb unabertreflid in Site
unb 6arbe. 8ir baben itets cine sroBe
Nuswa9l babpn an Sanb, iompbl baS
briaunte 8laui idwar5, ale aud bas tiefe
Soblenidwar3 SIT Blad. Sic baben
einen felien Yreis fit ieoen 9unben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-13
Gen. 80. ghr;sf;o,,.

Arat unb @unoarst. Office in u.
DreiB' Np0ibefe, gegeniiber Der poif=
Office, San Mntnnio, Seras.
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