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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-20

Sdmorrboioen baben semobnlid borber.
sebenoe Sdmer3en i'm @iden, 9enbea unb benz
nnterleibe 70 bdb Der Yatient slaubt feline 5ie.
rem, uber bic nadfien Orsane feien in einem
trantbaften 8ufanbe. 9eitpeiie finb 3ei4en
bon l~lnberbaulidte,t sesenpdrtis, aGs 8la.
buns. mnbebasli6teit Ses MfasenS etc. Fine
Sendtisteit tuie sdpeib, etn unansenebmes
SUDDEN be~rborrufenb, na9bem man tuarm
miro, 1T elm sepObnli9er 8esleiter. 8linDe,
S S.n'tss sin nnS iads gesra san poa 81. goi Isssss
ipsnfba4}sa gt ss,a%' t3ssi 'gsle s.. ' snm srf a BE
%lorbirt, bas beftise Snden befeitist unh cine
oauernbe Seilung berborbrinst abseFelt.
YreiS 30 Gents. Mbbreffire: She Or. 8ofoufo
Mebicine 60, Wiqua, Ohio.
8ertauft bel 8. &alteber & Con.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-20
SIM GtuSereud ydbub sstpre

NyW StWoerSNW SV~v OtoSS
finbet man bic beiten Solar Sip
S6ube;
Sie ~feinfien an5 beiten S@ube unb
Stiefel;
Die bauerbafteiten Mrbeitsf@ube;
Cine eroBe Nusmabt BON 9errers uno
&nabenitiefeln;
Sen f60nften 8orratb bon Dame1s
f6uben uno Slippers;
9inberidube in ieber @r0be unb
Qualitdt;
@ummii6ube unb Stiefel;
&eilefoffer unb &eifetai1en.
STIR aQes 9ies gebe mon gum
Cinderella @9ubzStore,
@de 9outonitraBe & Noe. s.
17,10,3Mt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-20
Meme Waarett.

nnermaolid in ieinem Gifer, bas Bete au
bieten. ipas Der Warft Iiefert, bat Der befannte
SdubbanbIer Serr JAS. MARTIN ei.
men neuen 8orraib bon Damea- unb Sinber.
Sduben einseIest, Der Nues iibertriit. mas mir
bisber in oiefer grande faben. Die banbse-
mdbten edube finO sOn elmer sei@tistsit une
glesana, nm ieoen Jus, molten fasen iebes
GibaeS, gu sieren. Bir erfuasn Die Dasnen,
fi4 bic nsnen @aaren an3ufeben uuo ne perbert
nit uns .bereinfimmem bab Sas. M. rtin lei.
men Ruf. Der faibionabIe SdubbanSler umierer
Staet su fem, aufredt erbalt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-20

Velvetine Powder" Dief
Prdparation purbe 3uerft in Der prenbiiden
Mrmee segen perbribte uno ~srinoige Bibe, ae.
gen bas Wunbreiten ODER Wunolaufen, aeaen
Yridelbite uno ale Der rleberbituns bes 8lmtes
ent'prinsenben Sautfranfbeiten anaepanbt.
ais elm Buluer fir 8inber ffebt es unibertrof-
feu ba. @reiS % gents. Yraparirt unb su,n
gerfaMf bet q. . reis, @Iamo Drug Store,
San Mntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-20

Seer iest geIb fparen unb ii, slei9,eitis Die
@euu9tbuung peridafen min, in Beit pabr.
baft rseller Blare su seIansen, Der beiuae
Sarrp B a u ms @ein. uub gisarrenbano.
lung. St liefert Gud pofitib bic 8epeiie fur
bic ae6tbeit feiner importirten unb einbeimi.
iden @eine, Qiauore uno gisarren uni bab er
bieielbsn biliger als irsenb Elm Bboleie Gle Saus
in ooer auberbalb Gan antonio p~erfauft.
Baum 1T enffdlohen, bis gum /. Sanuar auf-
3urdumen unb feinen &uuben ben Iuben ieiner
@abnabmen sufommen gu laFen. 1,1OtSM
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Sans g. 9eaener

2umberparb an 9ouffon5fraBe;
Saib, 9oor unb Blinb GaetorD
an Npenue s. 2iefert ale Mrten BON
8aubols. 8rettern unb S6inbeln
aa ben riebrigften preiien unb fibrt in
ieiner @9neioefabrif ale Nuftrdge fit
Sbiiren, 6enferrabmen, Saloufien &c.
&C. prompt aus. 8auunternebmer ,tnb
8auluftige MAIDEN mir uuf bic .gtablii<
fements bes 9errn Degener hermit be-
fonbers aufmerffam. [9,7,85,w1i
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Wam gbicaap.

&~eiienben, uelde Chicago beiu6en,
empfeblen mir hermit anselesentli6it,
bas nod europdif9em Stple gefiibrte
0enricis 9oteL mofelbt 3immer
au mdBigem Preifen 3u baben
fino. Das 9otel lieet i'm Mitteltunft
bes @eiddftstbeiles Der Stabt, gde BON
States unb &anoolpbs6 traBe.
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Sur nod 2 Monate Bic gum /. sanuar unb
Bis babin 5ietet fid bic @elegsnbet bel 8 arrb
. a u IN gu BET Commerce. Straben . Bride,
edte @eine B )isfeps, BranbieS unb @isarren
au ipottbtaisen grsi.en au taufen. Die anea.
ben, wslGe 1err 8aum in 8etreH feiner @aaren
madt. bepabrbeilen fd bis in's, fleiafe Detail.
Or III aIs reeGer @efhdftsmann bsiannt unb
fr bic 8srfideruns siebt, baB CT $3.50
9ro3ent an feinen Waaren ipart, fam beiel.
ben unbeetnat 1lauben fdenfen. 1,1OtSW
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-20
0tefe Snee.

bab Die eente mad Colorado, Neu . Merito unb
Dem Weiten 9eben, um Die Sdwinbiu9t au er.
leittsrn, lit gar nidt notbig Sober perniinf.
tlse Mann piroe Or. 8ofanfo's Suiien. unb
eunsen : Serup in benz eriten @rabe Der
Sdiplnoiudt gebrauden. IS 1T unfebIbar in
aaen Galen bon oufen Grtdltunsen. 8rom
dttis, Stmerscn in Der 8ruit unb allen Snmp.
tsmen, meIde ais 8rrldufer Der Sdminbfudt
gelten Preis so Gents uno S LOO. 8erfauft
bel 8. falteper 6 Son.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-20

-Pbotograpbien, tpelde in Gallo
maps @alIerie, Alb 81 9oufons
5traBe genDmmen meroen, finb in
ieber 9infi6t poltommen unb f5nrtelt
nidt iibertrofen tperben. Wer cine
por5isli9e Photographic au mdBigem
preiie tpiinfAt, benz empfeblen tpir, mad
Galatuaps @alerie gu geben, 'unb er
mirb aufrie6enaeifent nerben.
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California Meiue.

9err s. s. Meper, Mboleiale
unb &~etailbdnbler in Meinen, Mlamo
gla3a, 1T ioeben bon ieiner pierten
@eife mad Californian auridgetebrt.
gr fam febt feline Runben unb Gamis
lien nit ben beften Sorten bon galifors
mic, Wein unb reinem 9raubensB ranoD
perieben. &einen California glaret
berfauft CT bic @a0one 3l 81. port.
uno anbere unperfdli@te Meine finb
ftets borrdtbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-20

Dead Shot" @erep 8orm 2ini.
ment tuirft fiber unb fdnel. Diefes Ointment
t0btet bic @irmer ausenbIidltd b6It ffIieaeu
ab unb beiIt bic Bunoe. SIM @afer aufaeISf
if es Elm amsge3eiAnetes Seilmittel aeaen iraenb
pelde @unbeH beim @ieb. Wreis so Gents.
Yrdparirt unb aum Berfauf BEL u. DreiB,
San gntonio. 1875 tutp
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Nfurrmann Dros.
alamo plaaa.

alamo Pla3a.
Stapel uno Ganep Groceries, Weine,
Wbisfies u. I. 10. u. I. 10.
I'm nit benz 8orratb gu rdumen
berfaufen ite einheimii9e unb impprs
tirte Weine gum &~oftenpreiie uno omar:
California WeiB= unb &otbpeine,
Nngelifa, @berrD. &iesling unb fran=
a0if9e @laretsA Bel ber @auone.
Gifenmeine:
3aoesbeimer,
Sobanntsberger,
9o6beimer,
MoIelblim9en,
2aubenbeimer.
Gbateau Margaur,
Chateau 2aftte,
Chateau Ga Stole,
Chateau 8oui1ae.
9ie %gangbarfen Warfen bon Giant
pagner.
Seine Wbisfies Bel BET @alone.
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Mmffern ,tnb StfGe.

Wir MAIDEN hermit benz pubIifum
befcnnt, baB mir unfer guit.rrr= unb
Slid @ef9dft mieber er6Fnet baben.
Wir beiiben umfaRenbe 8%otfebrungen
our WerforGung BON Sotels, &eftauras
tionen unb Gamilien. Bilige preife.
Greie gef6r6erung mad allen @tabt-
tbeilen.
San Antonio gisfabrif.
20. 1G,IW
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gplton & gpltpu.

Nuftiondre unb Gommiiions : Saul
leute SO. 2, 4 unD 6 %. 6puifon=
StraBe, San 4ntonio. faufen uno Der
gebraud,te M6bel, 9fppide,
8ldsz uHb &le9naaren &c. Wer blls
Zig taufsn min, bem 1T BIER cine gil1z
ttige @elegenbsit geboien. @anae
0aussinri6turssn biiig gu ermerben.
7 uttea m
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@ ginen sroBen gDrratb BOZ, fer
tigen 9errenfIeiberm- ODD
5eits= uno Gefelf6afts=I n3iige Spt3iali
tdt = finbet mum bel Bancroft &
Sobu. Qual:tdt borsisli9; Yreiie
bilig.
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1rpbire "a sefbft.

Der @epeis far bic Site bes gnbbina beHebt
nidt I'M fauen bes @arnes, fonoern in Be.
nituna Der Gelesenbeit gum gertofen befeI.
ben. 8. Ralteber & Con, BITE apotbeter, baben
eine @rcbeFafde bon Or. Bpfanto's &ufen.
ure eunsen. Shrnp, fur Seben, Der nit Suifen,
ertdltungen, afbma, Sdninbfu9t ober Gun.
genfrantbeit seplast 1T.
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Mnfreauna in sexas.

VCubt NuIIeguHH WuCOe III Der unlQeqeuO
bon Yaris, SeraS, burd bic @%enefuna beS Srn.
s. y. @orleh berborgernfen. Oerlelbe mar 10
buIaoS. baB ct a9 i'm Settle ni9t berumaubres
ben ODER nur ben &opf gu beben permodte. Sc
hermann CLAUDE, baB er an Der Mus5ebrlIng
fterbe. Sine @robeaafde bon Dr. ainSss Mepo
DISCOVERY iuuroe ibm gef1idt. Sie bnrd fiblte
ct iid setrdftist uno faufie cine arosc Glaide
unb cine Sda9tel bon Or. Sings Stem 2ife
Yias. nnb nabbem er 3pei Glaiden bacon Elm
geno men batte, ipar ct gelunb uub ia te Sc
@funb an Gleiid semonnen.
Gratis. 9robefaf@en bel u DreiB. @roBe
6lafden 81.
Sn mel1em 2anbe unb tpel1em
3eitalter leben mir benr eigentli1? 81
muB man untpiQfiirli1 fragen, tpenr1
mon Na6ftebenoes liest. 9ie 10. s.
g." f9rieb neuli9: Gin unerbDrter
Sal bon 1~nbulbiamteit TT bic @elegos
ton BON 60 Stubenten Der Sbeologie
an Der @eslepaner (Mtetbobiiten) unis
periitdt in Selamare, OblD. neil le eiz
ner 8oriteQung bon Sbatefpeare's ST.
9arb III. beigemobnt batten. Sic iiber
Iie perbdngte Strafe foI in polftdnbis
ger 4usftoBung beiteben, tpenn fe ni1t
oen prafioenten ber uniosrhtdt febent=
lid UNI 8er5eibung bitten. Sn biefem
Jale foa Die Sirafe babln gemilbert
tpsrben, oaB le etne Nrt consilium
abeundi unteribretben unb big sun, Mns
fans oes na9it ten Semeiters nab 6auie
gi1idt, aiio 5eitwetils reies irt merben.
DIE leBtefe Strafueiie meroen bic iun<
gen Seuie, oeren Garriere bappn ub.
bdhgt baB Ie ibrea GURUS beenbigen,
mobl aae gu Dabten se5muasen feia, 10
beihdmenD iie aud fur lbre Mdanlitz
felt ieiu mnB. Die oHeuflihe Dteinung
lolts fi6 oieier junsei1 Geuie atrebmer
uub ibre @%eritution er3 plnaen. Is 1T
bo9 cine SGanbe fur Die Muffldrung
unferes Sabrbunberts, tpenn Der Beiud
elmer 10 tluiliI9ea S1eaierporitslung,
ME he bic SeBt5eit u bieten fam, gu
elmer unmoralh6en 9anbluns geftemz
pelt MIRO. $50 ioa penn bic grpeite=
lung beg 8egrifss una 9entosrm6gfns
bon iunsen Mdnnern, Die bod in ber
3ufunft dig @eiebrte anseiebem merben
tolen, berfommrn, penn .ibnen fogar
Sbateipeare'fde Sragobien elm perp0ns
tes Wert iinb? Die WtethobitenRrAe 1T
als Der port Der SnfoIeran3 in oieiem
2anoe befanat, unb ale unfreien un6
Der Mannesruiirbe pibrigen Bemegun=
gen inb geu0bnll9 auf bieien Rrater
beg Mudertbums suriid3uIeiten. Dat
6as Metbobiltentburn aber bier einmal
ben Yosen gu ftraf seipannt. baB es
benz geiammten aufgetldrten publitum
bedngitigenb Dirb, 10 iolte bic @elegen.
belt ni6t unbenubt gelahen tpetben, bies
Ter benz 3eitgeiite unb benz geiunben
Menf9enberffanbe 9sbn fpre9enben
@ngber5lsieIt einmaI gang geb6rig ben
erf an Ipfpu
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@m. s. Cmttcriibe 4 Co.,

Ylumbers u. @ass6itters,
ss5 Sf. S%ouffonfrabe, San sntonio. Babe.
pannen, Sturabdber, BaFersIofets, Marmor.
pIatten, @ummii9Idude, 8Iei. unb giienrob.
rem, 8ierapparate uno @asFxtures aler srt.
Vile Auftrase iueroen prompt aussefabrt.
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- Cob unb Silberpaaren
rbren &c. bel @riBer 8ros. Main
Bla3a, brei Sbliren unterbalb W0lfion.
gs miro beutid geipro6en.
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= griber 8ros, Main pIaaa,
unterbalb Molffon, fino praftif9e
ubrma9er erfer 2ldHe unb ftibrem
ole &eparaturen prompt uno gu mdBiz
gen preifen aus. 1919, m2W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-20

We1 8ersniigen an elmer eemiitbs
li6en Partie Billiard finbet, Der beiu1e
@Iarf's Billiard 9nIIe, Nr. 9
II, Ilamo @traBe. 8Oraugli@e @es
fe0f6aft, Z Slide.
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0aarsT ar6anesmittel.

Grsues aoSt pbex 8arts6aar burA cine einsise
&ppiitdttrn hieSes SdrbenifttlS tn pldn3ensss
ed51ar5 rerrontefts Gs tuirtt duf her Gtlnes cine
uatirIi4e 6arbe perfetbenb. Set Gprtbefern 5u
9ukens cher ee9en Gmpf1rg rpn 81 per GgprcB rers
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6arAetbiafeit

Eats 3tillstt fnb Set berartisen Sa1en beipns
IS ~8sefgnet; eine Doia bemtrtt eine 5plHe @es
ibfsperanberans, bab Der Yattent bariber %eritaunt.
Gle ifdrtctt ben a1ppettt unb peruriaden, bub
Dr8antsmus bird fe eett6brt, unb burm lire
fctts}d5c @trfuttg duf BITE Weronuun95crgaiie
&te 6~te8eInd6tofett be8 G~tubIeaaaS herteis
3sfd1rt. 4rei8 rs Gfs. ~ MnrroD st., ~. -.
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Lucchese Bros,
= d u = ut a @ { +.

StiefeI bon 81 Bis $11, Gdube bon 81. so
Bic 81 so. Damenfdube baIb gu beipblen unb
abfdte so Gents, Serreni9ube bon rs Gents
bis 81. anfertisung bon D~amsniduben cine
Spe3iaIitdt. Meue Moben erbalten tpir ieben
Monat bon garts. 6,1ossM
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agr paneoat & 6obn baber
bic neueffen Moben in 9Hten aler
Mrt.
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SasptSuasttsr far
.. Qonbreth & Sobn @arten.
unb DIumenzS anten.
Gotben erbaIten: Siren 1erbit. unb @inter.
beb # bon eonoretb @arten. unb BIumenfa.
men inter anoerm reue grnte q benz, araut.
nn0 Spinatfameu, friibe 8obnen unb grbien
FL 2erbfp1an3Eng, @interroesen nnb @erife,
Spr9bum, BILLET, Duratoru u. 10.
100 @funb OIL @afo 3piebfIiomen,
500 8ufbef e9ttn Sobnfon @rasfamen,
IS Yfunb Bermuda Grasfamen,
Mafea, unb Nature @rasfamen, Hesrue @ras.
1amen, AIfaIfa, rOfben unb ipeiben aieefamen.
assnten fur bic berabmten :
Brin1y e,
%fantt It. Samenorius, Sanb . YHiae NIB
&uItipators, Belle gitb Gutfer. Sdneibemafdi.
zen, Sui. 8 Bredt @urfhmafdinen unb But.
4er lIteufIiens 9arrifon Bros. 6 60. gemiidte
6orbsut Solutions faliiuirfarbsn q.
Carl S. Nutbs Bienenrander, Goniss
Grtractors unb Me}Iert
airs 81 ben riebrisifen @rsiisn.
i. Huth e Sohn.
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SaE 2aBt Cure Nn3iige bel pans
& Sobn MAIDEN, peI9e bic
beifen Waaren, Die bette arbeli unb ben
beiten 59nitt liefern.
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@ebr. griber Suueliere, Mainsp playa.
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SamprrhpiSeu Setlmtttel.

Seine Wbisfies Bel BET @alone.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-14
Stuck Fast In the Tar.
lchicago Tribune.l

A Washington pedestrian reports cur
ious incident of the effect OF warm weather
upon the asphalt pavement: 1t was $3.50
o'clock when sparrow flew down to catch
q grasshopper. The grasshopper didn't
move, for the good reason that its feet were
stuck fast and before tho sparrow was
through eating the morsel 1t was In like
condition. Its mate flow down to rescue its
better half, II, too. upon resting its feet
In the tar was stuck fast. II sparrows were
like men all the feathered tribe In that tree
would have flown away without hearing the
piteous cries Of their kindred. But they
didn't, but one by one they few down to the
rescue, and one by one their tiny feet stuck
in the tar, until by $40 o'clock the reporter
counted seventeen sparrows stuck fast In
tho concrete
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-14
eAcTs CONCERNING opALs.
Cause of Their Luster-sus ptibility to
Injury Various Dangers

Cause of Their Luster -susce ptibility to
Injnry Various Dangers
[st Louis Globe Democrat
The mineralogists and biologists have
offered many clever theories to account for
the splendor of the opal. but no one has
completely satisfied everybody, and perhaps
never will. 1t is conjecturod that 1t Is due
either to the presence of water In its COM
position or to the disintegration of the
laminfe or layers OF the stone, but even this
Is not certainly known. The Turks believe
that the gem is OF celestial origin, and thus
escape all difficulties at once. The ancient
opal mines have never been discovered. but
there we're no doubt deposits Of the precious
stones in Arabia, Syria and perhaps other
parts of Asia from which tho anciepts OBJ
tanned their gems.
Central America and Mexico abound In
opal bearing districts, which are much more
abundant that might be supposed; but per-
haps the finest opals Of the present day ara
obtained in Hungary. The fire opal Is found
IN tho greatest Perfection in the porphyrite
rocks near Zimapan, in Mexico; but while
this variety Is the most beautiful of all
opals, II is also the most sensitive, and Is
frequently ruined beyond hope of repair by
damp or exposure, or even by a sudden
cnduge IN tne Wehbher. lnere II prOpaDly
no gem, however, which is more subject to
injury than tho opal Exposure to the light
injuries it very materially, though there is
not one thing strange about this the fact
being true also OF amethyst, the garnet, and
OF almost all other precious colored stones
As stated, the finest opals are now found
in Hungarian mines. When first extracted
from their native matrix, the gems are soft,
friable, tender and easily broken The first
fling to be done 10 to expose them to the air
and light for few days, until they have be-
come hard. and then their colors begin to
appear At the Same time the change takes
place in the GEM 1t becomes also reduced
in size from the evaporation Of the quarry
water contained in its veins Great care
must be exercised in drying the stone or II
will split and crack In thousands direc-
tions, AMI become utterly worthless. 1t Is
also liable to another calamity, II exposed
to high temperature-tha Is, Of losing
iridescence, and. when this once happens
the stone Is absolutely worthless
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-14
NEWSPAPER WRITER'S.
Contributors TO the Magazines writers
for the Daily Press--Fame.

Contributors TO the Magazines Writers
for the Daily Press-Fame.
louisville Courier Journal
After all the best mechanics are not anna
teurs, but those who make IL the business Of
their lives. Most of the best writers in the
country are engaged in practical newspaper
work, as little recognized as this fact may
be- Writing Is their profession, and they do
II better in almost every case than amateurs.
A large number of the magazine writer's OF
to-day are professional mon, scientific mon.
soldiers travellers and explorers Tho sub
ject matter of their articles makes
them valuable, not the manner in
which 1t is presented. Many and
many an interesting sketch or profound
essay Is written in an awkward and ungrace-
full way, which no good city editor would al
low one of his reporters to use Columns are
read through, and the gist found tucked
away In a few lines at the end No wonder
Dean Swift said that books were like lob
sters-.you must look for the best meat in
their tails and lay tho bodies untasted back
in the dish.
The economy Of space restricts the sphere
of newspaper writers. A good Journalist
knows that any thing more than column,
OF n column and half at the outside, Is sol
dom read through. He writes to DO read,
and restricts himself accordingly. A prac-
teal writer learns TO condense volumes In a
paragraph. "a good reporter would put the
story OF Jean Vatican In column and half
and would make his escape from the galleys
the sensation incident, said an editor, one
of the best local writers Louisville has ever
had, not long ago. And no sketches as short
as these win give a man reputation unless
exceptionally brilliant.
There are exceptions to this rule, as there
are to all others, but these do not prove the
reverse TO DO true The reading public are
not critics, and these things pass unnoticed.
Many a brilliant writer is toiling ON un.
known. while men with not half his brains
are becoming famous. The man who writes
a column of paragraphs every day does in-
hnitely more work, and usually does 1t bet
tor and brighter than the author who writes
mediocre novel once in two or three years.
Yet 1t is rare, indeed, that his achievement
gets outside OF the office where he tolls for
his daily bread. Fame does not come to the
men whoacompose the fifth estate except now
and then, the few instances only making
duller and more prosaic the lives Of the neg-
lected A brilliant article is copied ex
tensvely and widely read without ever at
tracing attention TO the writer. It may be
talked about in tho office, but that is all
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Artist--Hullo, Charliel Did you see tina,
little bit of'mine that sold TO Connishurei
Charles Little biti Hal hal very good.
copnishuro thinks no was little bit when
he bought IT, Curious coincidence. isn't III
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the act of walking without paying The cashier violently
seized took deadly aim and brought down the
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