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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-08

Morgan'e La, & Texas r. R
Arrives at Alexandria. .S:55 p. m
Leaves Alexandria. $3.50 Il. m
u First.class fare from Alexand-
ria to New Orleans, by either Of the
above named roads, costs $685.. ~
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-08

THE business season has opened,
and still our merchants complain of
the dull times.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-08

WE will publish in our next issue
the proceedings of the Police Jury and
City Council.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-08

-pR. j. d. Warren went Oil a fly
ing trip to Shreveport during last
week.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-08

--CApT. j. T. Garner returned
from Jackson, La, on Sunday nights
train, where he had been to take his
son, Branch, who is being schooled at
Centenary College.
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Died:

In Bastrop, La, on Wednesday, August
goth, 1886, AMABEL, infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hitler, of Alexandria.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-08

Mr.. VIM, Rexer left for Boyce on
Sunday night, where he is engaged in
thoroughly repairing the residence Of
MIR. Henry Boyce.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-08
CALL.

TINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE
~ authority vested in me as temporary
chairman of the Parish Democratic Exc :
ntive Committee, hereby call a meeting
Of said Committee, to be held at the Court
House in Alexandria, on SATURDAY, the
18th day of September, 1886, at - o'clock,
for the purpose Of etfecting permanent
organization, and the transaction Of other
important business. j. G. P. HOOE,
Temporary Chairman.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-08

WE are pleased to note that our
young friend, Thos. Murphy, is now
doing the honors at the grocery estab-
lishment of which Mr.. Gus Gehr is the
manager.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-08

Mn. E. G. Hunter disposed of his
summer residence, at Big Creek, on
friday last. Ny. Mixes Rosenthal
was the purchaser. Tue price paid
was S315.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-08

BY resolution of the Pangnostic
Club at last meeting, it was decided
to have no more meetings until first
Wednesday in October.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-08
MOTHERS FRIEND.

Not only shortens the time
of labor and lessons the in
tensity ofpain, but it great
ly diminishes the danger to
life of both mother aud child
and leaves the mother in y
condition highly favorable
to speedy recovery, and far
less lioble to Flooding, Con-
vulsions, and other alarm
ing symptoms sncident to
slow or painful labor. Its
wonderful efficacy in this
respect entities it to be call
ed THE MOTHERS FRIEND,
and to be ranked as one Of
the life-saving remedies of
the nineteenth century
From the nature of the case,
it will of c0vrse be under
stood that we cannot pub
lish certificates concerning
this remedy without wound
ing tho delicacy Of the wri-
tiers. Yet we have hundreds
Of such testimonials ON file.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-08

UNCLE VIM. Vale, as he is IA
miliarly known, has now charge of the
prescription department of the Phoenix
Drug Store, E. j. Sullivan, propri-
etor. He took charge on the LIST OF
September.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-08

We are pleased to chronicle the
ract that Mr.. A. Heyman, who has
been for the past few weeks confined
to his bed, is gradually convalescing
and in very short while will be him
sell again. He is now attended by
Drs. Casson and Gordon, two of our
best physicians. The disease or from
BILE which has caused his confinement
is carbuncle on his back.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-08

THE weather continues dry and
dusty, with little or no prospect of
rain. Many people in town are en-
tirely out of cstern water.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-08

Mr.. E. G.. Hunter and family
returned from Big Greek on Wednes-
day last, at which place they had been
spending the dull months of the
summer
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-08
TIME TABLE,:

Texas and Pacific Railroad:
For Marshall:
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-08

Our attention has been called to
the miserable condition of the road
bridge near Warshauer's store, on the
Bayou Rapides road. The Police Ju-
ry should have attended to this at their
last meeting.
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9 3 4 5 6 Z s
Democrats "A l 6 l o 2 | 5 0 20
Leagues 100 3 | 9 O 6 l 3 0 16

The game was umplred by MT. Jno.
Grogan.
The batteries were VIM. Irving and
Cayard for the Democrats, and Robt.
Irving and Dunnenberg on the part of
the Leagues.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-08

Morgan s La, q I6XaS II. n
Arrives at Alexandria. .S:55 p. m
Leaves Alexandria. $3.50. $3.50 IL. m
70 First.class fare from Alexand-
ria to New Orleans, by either of the
above named roads, costs $685.. .As|
Wednesday, Sept. 8, 1886
..ns-...z..s.z.a.z.zn.-
Town and Parish News.
Miss Kate Pickett was in Shreve-
port last week.
MIR. Chas. Walking now "holds
forth" at Big Heyman's.
-pR. J. d. Warren went OIL Ay-
ing trip to Shreveport during last
week.
-HoN. Robt. p. Hunter and family
returned home from Big Greek OF last
Saturday.
THE Board of Commissioners of
the Charity Hospital held a meeting
yesterday.
MIR. WIN. Polk, Jr., from Bayou
Boeuf, paid flying visit to Big Creek
on Sunday.
WE will publish in our next issue
the proceedings of the Police Jury and
City Council.
-MEssRs. 0. N. 0. Watts and Cla-
renee Sprigg left for Big Creek Mon
day afternoon.
The business season has opened,
and still our merchants complain of
the dull times.
MASTER Leroy Stafford, from the
Naval Academy at Annapolis, is visi-
ting relatives here.
The families of Messrs. Joel Nat.
tbews and Josiah Chambers are spend
ing short season at Big Greek.
Capt. j. Nelson Ball was a visi-
tor to the Greek last week. He was
not so we'll pleased with the fishing
DURING the "wash" on Monday
the suction hose of the steam engine
was broken. The damage will be re-
paired at once.
Mr.. VIM, Rexer left for Boyce on
Sunday night, where he is engaged in
thoroughly repairing the residence Of
Mr.. Henry Boyce.
BY resolution of the Pangnostic
Club at last meeting, it was decided
to have no more meetings until first
Wednesday in October.
The weather continues dry and
dusty, with little or no prospect of
rain. Many people in town are en-
tirely out of cstern water.
MIR. E. G.. Hunter and family
returned from Big Creek on Wednes
day last, at which place they had been
spending the dull months of the
summer.
WE are pleased to note that our
young friend, Thos. Murphy, is now
doing the honors at the grocery estab-
lishment of which Mr.. Gus Gehr is the
manager.
Mr.. E. G. Hunter disposed of his
summer residence, at Big Creek, on
friday last. Mr.. Mires Roseuthal
was the purchaser. Tue price paid
was 1918.
Capt. j. T. Garner returned
from Jackson, La, on Sunday nights
train, where he had been to take his
son, Branch, who is being schooled at
Centenary College.
UNCLE VIM. Vale, as he is IA
miliarly known, has now charge of the
prescription department of the Phoenix
Drug Store, E. j. Sullivan, proprl-
etor. He took charge on the LIST OF
September.
Our attention has been called to
the miserable condition of the road
bridge near Warshauers store, on the
Bayou Rapides road. The Police Ju-
ry should have attended to this at their
last meeting.
Miss Inez Rushing has gone to
fairmount to take charge of school
at that place She is a most compe-
lent instructess, and the people there
have cause to be congratulated in Sc
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-08

Leave Alexandria. .5:2S a. m
For NcW Orleans:
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Miss Inez Rushing has gone to
Paramount to take charge of school
at that place She is a most compe-
lent instructess, and the people there
have cause to be congratulated in Sc
curing her services.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-08

Snow me live, intelligent and
progressive people and will show You
a people who stand by their home
newspapers. Show me seedy town
full of laggards and slugs, and | will
show you an editor starving to death.
= Gen. Rice.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-08

Leave Alexandria. $40 p. NJ
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-08

Mr.. T.. C. Moore, Of Bremond,
Texas, came to Alexandria last week
and remained two or three days, ex-
pecting to meet Col. Crane, who is to
build the extension railroad from Nat
chez to this place, to confer with him
as to the practicability and Importance
of a still further extension of the same
road to Bremond. Mr.. Moore is re-
preventative of the latter named Town,
and would, had he met and conversed
with Col. Crane, impressed him with
the necessity of said project. AS it
was be was compelled to leave without
accomplishing anything. Letthe Col
onel come here as has promised and
perhaps, Mr.. Moore will again visit us.
BASE BALL.-The game on Sunday
afternoon between the democrats"
and the Leagues" or Scrubs, as they
are called, for purse Of SIS, was in
teresting, and proved in the whole a
holly contested battle. Heavy bat
ting on the part of the former nine is
what really won the game-and an
other important part which told was
the loose fielding of the latter Club.
Another game between the same mines
will very probably take place on Sun
day next. Below we give the score:-
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9anb tbront.
In Deutf6en beinbeu fi@ itur bier
Gamtlier in Der Gtabt. Sic Gauf Ieute
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6. Staubt unb Martin Gluge, 8eiiber
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tags berlieB Der gr6Bte She'll Der Befus
der nit benz Ibenbauge bic @tabt,
mdbrenb Der &e1t an benz i'm Court
bauie abgebalteneu Bale tbeilnabm.
3um S9luKe bofen mir, baB bic
Wtiitonssg abn re6t balb ibre Mii5ion
5u gnbe fiibren m6ge unb baB mir i'm
1d9den Sabre bic birefte @erbinbung
Der WlamosS taot nit ben @etaben bes
merifanii6en @olfes feiern f6nnen.
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Feiles S~arsaparilla" fir
ale 8lut. unb Sautftantbeiten. Rurirt bic
fdlimmften Sale bon 8lutberaiftnna bic aur
setu6bnliden Slime. @ebrau4sanneiIuna auf
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COMPANY unb gum 8erlauf an @ieberuertdufer
unb an @ribatperiunen bel u. DretE Gan
Mntopio.
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Gin alter Mann Namens 6amils
ton, 6sr in 6er Hdbe BON Cisco tpobnt.
wurbe fir;li@ bes Nadts aus ieinem
9auie gerufen unb INN eeiagt. baB Der
Waribal bon Cisco i'm gu fpreden
miinf9e. Nls 0amiIton aln Sbor er=
fdien, bemerfte er orei Mdnner, bic ioz
fort auf ibn i@ofen ul1o baum Hii9te=
ten. 6amilton erbielt cine Wunbe i'm
Wdden unb cine i'm 8ein unb 1T tpabrs
f1einli9 t6btli@ perpunbet.
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SIS bat fiD III San Nntonio cine
nunior etodiarbs, Martet aub gbemis
col @ompann" gebiloet, bic bereits ben
@barter erbalten. bat. Ser 3ped bes
Weretus 1T, linen 8iebmarft bierieIbF
gu etabliren, ferner @hlaGtpennen,
&efrigeratoren unb DISQUALIFICATION 3u
erri9ten, bic our Nusfubr BON frif6em
Glelf9 ~erforberli6 iinb.
Wetli9 bonn San pebro, in Goul:
ions Paiture 1T bas Sfelett zines Manr
nes aufgefunben tporben. 9ie 9np9en
lagen 5erftreut umber permif@t nit
&leiberfeben, aud fan6en ii9 nod cine
filberne ubr. Elm S(di99en. bas etpas
Stri6nin entbielt unb elm Stad elmer
3eitung pom 20. Suli lebten Sabres.
Nus leBterem umtanbe iflieBt man.
baB fi9 Der Mann UNI bieiem 3eit init
Strp9nin pergiftete. 9ie ueberrelte iino
gefammelt unb nod benz Mrmenbaule
CUR Beerbigung sebrd9t mor6en.
= as O~iftrittgeri9t D%erurtbeilte bic
Carrie Nnoerfon, bic cine 2~aferbSble
bdlt, 5u 800 Strafe. Wiaiam Martin
bon @taseoia @ounip, Der elm G6wein
aeftOblen bate, erbielt 5pei Sabre
3udtbaus.
= Sie 6armonia 2oge &c.. l
Der 9ermannsi6bne feiert morgen
Mbenb ibr 25idbrises @tiftungsfet
bur9 eineu Ball i'm @afinD. Sir
freunbli9 iiberianote @intrittsfarte benz
Gomite- unleren 9anf.
Ser biefige @6erif bat ber 6riftli>
den Srauen Semperen3.union ben Weg
in bic Sail er6fnet, wofir ibm Der
San. beg 8ereins poiirt murbe. Sie
6ritli9en Jrauen motIen ndmli6 Bet
itbungen i'm @efdngniB beranftalten,
ben @efangenen Gntbaltiamfeit lebren
unb reli9i6ie S9riften unter fie pers
tbeilen. Sb ben Gefansenen bieie Bets
iibungert ertpini1t (inb, lit frags
lid, tDenigitens mas bic gntbaltiamteit
betrift, 10 ergiebt fi6 oieie BON ielbif,
aber Dielei6t gepdbrt bic Sadie ben
Gefangenen unterbaltung. Muf ieben
Gaa 1T Der Mutb Der Grauen gu bewuns
bern, bic fi9 in bic 96ble bes 26wen
tDagen.
= Serr s. 8. 81 n BON Der be-
ribmten Globe pidle Gompagnie, be-
finbet fi@ in Der Stabt unb ma9te uas
feinen Befud.
Srdul. 9elene Wagner, mel6e
aud bent biefigen pubIitum als bor=
trefflide Hecitatorii befnnut 1T, bat in
Brroflpn cine Deflamationss uno bro.
matif9e S6ule eingeridtet.
= Die auarantdue, pel9e in Dobg,
@itp, 2as., gegen bic iibfwefli6er
Wiebaiidter4 BON Seras nerbdngt murbe,
lit aufgeboben tporoen umb bieieIber
iuo in Denoer @itp eingetrofen. 9or
murbe linen bas compliment gema6t
BOP bic oiesmalige Delegation aus mel
beRerem Bacterial beitebe, aIs Urgent
cine friibere Delegation.
= Die 2inie ber M~iffionsaabn If
bis auf 20 Meilen ienieits Glorespia'
grabirt, pdbrenb bic @9ienet 8 Mei,
len nett gelegt inb.
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EN- her @mufe-au 8urnet herrsh,

SIN Der G@ule gu 8urnet berrI9t
@onfuion. Gin Batter. oefen sobn
bic @9lle beludte, tpo0te benfelben
bonn @eI9i6tssu nterri9t bispepirt Boz
ben, neil SEEDS @ef6i@tsbu9" beinl
unterri6t benuBt mirb unb Der Batter
baGelbe fur Elm ungeeisnetes 2ebrbu9
bolt. Oarauf purbe Der Sobn aus
Der S9ule peruiefen. Ser Batter ops
pelirte ON ben Gtaotss@ 9uliuperintens
benten Bader in Nuftit, unb bieier bat
entf9ieben. baB Der Batter in ieinem
@e4t un6 bas Bud unseeignet fei.
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EeFas.

= $. so. 9oncod in 4ufin, beHen
Grau in Der Meibna@ts- Na@t ermoroet
uurbe, 1T nun ebenfaqs berbaftet NOR.
ben. st 1T berod6tig, gero6e tpte
pbiQipps. feline 6rau ermoroet gu bas
ben. B
= Gin Derrid, Der beim Bau beg
DriseiG 9otels in Muftilt benubt purbe,
ftirate UNI unb quer iber tie pecan=
ftraBe. Ct rib i'm Galen mebtere Sele=
p~bonpfoiten uno bic @aIerie beg gegen.
iiberifebenben 9aufes Inn unb erI9lug
elm pferb.
- Bon llpalbe pirb berihtet, baB
fortudbrenb elm 3ufluB BON Menfden
mad @oparbs gonutD ffattfinbet, nm
bic oaielbft entbedten @olbminet1 auss
aubeuten.
- Gin ginbre9er in @aIbeifon OMIT
cine @lasi9eibe i'm bortiaen Gourtbauie
aug unb fties bur1 oas 5enffer in Die
Office bes @ountpri1ters Nuftin. Ser
eiferne @elbihrant ftanb often, aber
leiber mar fem @elb barit unb Der
Sieb baber getduf9t. Nus Nerger bas
riiber ffreute er fdmmtlt6e Papiere auf
benz Gubbooen lumber.
Sn CORPUS gbriiti tuerbett bon Der
merifanif9en &egieruns pferbe uub
Maultbiere aufgefauft.
= Cine Nahri9t, bic bon Monterep
in 2arebo eintraf, melbet Bic grmor=
buug bes S9nlttmaarenbdnblers Mntorl
Blod. ST mur6e, aIs ct bic Sbiir ieis
nes Sofals f9loB, BON binten niebergez
l9lagen unb get6btet, tporauf BET Ma6rs
Der benz @elbf6rdnf $4,000 entnabm
unb 6ant fliidtete. Dret Mdnner finb,
ais 6es Mor6es berbd@tig, berbaftet
morben.
= SSn einem Gettiomsbaule BEL San
Marcos mill man etnen blatterrfranten
Menfben entbedt baben unb nun lit in
&ple elm f6rmli9er S9reden ausgez
brp1en.
SSn benz gro3eB, Der in @aluefon
gegett bic angebli@en WabIfdlf6er be,
II. Maro gefibrt miro, murbe Ssrael
@lart, Der Manager Der Mabl, frei &c.
ipro@en.
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Cite aerthtliae @ptnSbte.


BeEanntli6 bate Der Staatsantpalt
auf N%nbringen Der 2%anbbeb6roe lit Mus
FIN 80 8ieb5i9ter in 9onlep Gountp
rpegen Ni@tbeaablung bon pa1tgele
bern perflagt. 3uiammen baben iene
8ieb5i9ter 1900, 900 Mder unter SiSens
mnb Die Strafe fir Ni9tbe3abluug bes
Ya9tgelbes betrdgt fir ieoen Nder SO
Gents monatli9. IS mat alfo cine
gang bibi1e Summe, UNI bic es liG in
oieier Glase banoelte; ite betrug unge-
fdbr $650,000 monatIi9 unb bas 8tlb
wtrbe ben Greii9ulen unb benz fteu.
ern3ablenben 8olfe re9t gu Staten ges
tomn1en iein. Denn bic 8ieb3i6ter l1ur
bamit b%erausgeriidt mdren. Oas baz
ben fie aber leioer ni6t setban unb es
tit iiberbaupt feline Musii9t norbanben,
baB Der Staat lie einen Gent Der Suu1s
me erb1lt.
Sie @eri9tsiBung, bic in Clarendon
ltattfanb, mar elm @tid GomDbie, oent
ber 8ormann BET @ranbiurD figurirte
5uoberit auf Der Site Der f9uloigeu
8ieb3i@ter, neil er bas meifte 0anb
gepaGtet unb nod feline pa9tgeloer bas
rauf ge5ablt bate. 9roBoem rei9te
bic 8ranbturp .gegen ieoen ein3elnen
berfelben Mnflage elm.
STE 8erbanblungen gitgen febr raid
BON Staten unb enoeterr nit ber Jrei=
ipre9uns fdmmtlider Nngetlasten,
trObOem H@ Der OfsntIi9e 4ntldger
groBe Neibe gegeben BADEN fol, um bic
8erurtbeilung berbei3ufibren. ST mar
aber Der 8ertbeibiaung ni9t gepa9iem
unb bieie Denies Der eSur1, baB bic
perflagten 0iebai@ter benz State ni9ts
i6ulbeten.
Ser Soeeneang Der Bertbeibigung
mar ungefdbr Der folgen6e: Sie @iebs
5i9ter baben bon benz @igentbtimer bes
9anoes-bas lit Der 5taat-9dnbereien
su 4 Gents ben older gepa9tet. Ser
Preis puroe bur1 Elm bon Der 2egisla.
tur erlafenes @eieB beftimmt. Sic
2an5beb6rbe In Muitin 1T Der Agent bes
5taates, unb als fi9 bic Wieb3ii9ter an
oieien Wgenten tpanbten, I'm Inn bic
f6ulbisen Ba9tseIber au be3ablen,
| hprf1ofnprfn AfoTcr mo Mf4ffohv1a Nn4
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mn.u 80 ola Soent bes bTiirns "a
nine hefsn Girmilinnna fs;m Msft
bette.
Gin me;terer @ruu6 fir bie SreiShre<
muno Ser Mmoeflaoten mar Ter Sos
Sic 4;eh,iimter ihre Gnntrofte NIT rem
QauSpermefern oboeihIoNem mn6 non
hie5en ME SSnhere;pf erhnitsn ho4tsr
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0erabe 10 attf.

giele sepi7enlofe 8ertdufer mosen Gud ia.
gen fe baben SeiImittel fur Suten unb grtal-
tunsen. bic serabe 10 gut finb aIs Der alte
anberlafftse Or. Botanic Suften< nno 2unsen.
@nrup, unb tpenn ibr ni9t barauf befebt bic.
fes Seilmittel gu erbalten, tperbet ibr icbr an.
gefabrt tper0en. @reiS 80 Gents nnb $1.00.
Serfauft Bel s. aalteser 6 CON.
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= Sic fommen! Moo6n unb Santep
ndmli9, tDenn bic bon lbnen aeiteateu
geoinsungeu erfilt meroen. Wor alien
Singen muB fir cine 8erdumige 6aIe
geiorgt uerben, tuelde i'm StQnoe lit,
ole Sinoer San Nntonios 5u faFen.
Die nd6te 8ebineuus bsffebt in benz
Engagement zines nor3isIi6en Mufifs
corps. I'm bic 0alle Bu fi1en, miiKen
Greitidets aus9eftelt weroen. 8eionbers
lit barauf su a6ten, oaB ale @eiftiGeu
San Nntonios unb aud ber umgegenb
erf9einen. Sas siebt fat aus. als foIe
ben &eperenbs Der Satan aussetrieben
tDeroen.
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Mhm. $. OmttcriiSe & Co.,

Ylumbers u. @ass6itters,
1856 81 .Soufonfrase, San Gntonio. Babe.
%tuanneu, Stursbdber, BaiereloletS, Wtarmor.
platten, @unmiIdldu9e, 8Iei. unb @iienr0b.
ren, ~8ierapparate uro @asfxturss dlIer srt.
aae Guftrdse tperoen prompt aussefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-29

Sir nbrem un6 G@mudia6en
befu6e man @riBer Bros., 2O7
Drain pla5a. Sober GegenFanb, ben
man oafelbf fauft, tpirb garantirt.
Gin groBes rei@baltiges 2aser fir Die
G%eiertage. 8eiu9er bonn 2anbe tper>
ben es BON Nuben finben, uniere Maa>
rem gu befi6tigen, ebe fe anoerswO
fnufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-29

Ser Surnberein bat bef&loKen,
ben Nasfenbaa am 6. Mdr3 ab3ubalz
ten, iuo3u idon iebt bic u~mfaFenbfen
Worbereitungen g%etrofen tperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-29

- g.. aalteher G Son, gpotbefer, iueIde
INNER fur bas @obI ieiner aunben beiorst 1T,
bat iett ben gerfauf bon Or. 8oianfo's
Suffen. uno eunsen : Sprup erbalten, elm
3eilmtttel, peId)es unfeblbar ole grfdltuuaen,
SAmer3en in oer BruH, unb ale 2unaen.
tranfbeiten iurirt. BUR Wrobe nebmet cine
grobeFafAe. @euobnlide @roBe 80 Gents
unb 81 90,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-29
0ie aniahts Of anhnr hnhen LIZ,

- ie Rnigbts Of 2abor baben iiber
bic MaaorD Dampfers2tni abermals
eine1 r8oDcott" berbdn9t, neil Der
Ngent Sawpers ben 8ebingungen bes
abgei9loRenen @ertrages aumiber bar=
bette. Jra@t fir bic DampferIinie
bari ni9t mebr BON ben &nigbts pers
f@iHt merben. Die lofalen 0ereine
baben bic Rauneute ein3ui9a6tern, ba=
nit tie nit NlemaHbem 8erbingungen
aufre9terbalten, Der Gra9t bur6 bic
@allorD : Oampfer erbdIt. 2dufleute
ooer GDrporationen, bic ben Gni9bts
Of 2abOr feinbli@ geseniiber iteben,
fino benz @recutip : @omite au melben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-29

II Gin befannter Sournalift eradblte
teuli9, baB ibm beim GenuB elmer
pfeifee S6mar5en &eiters BON @aiI
& " ni6t muir bic Sheen gu ieinen
Mrtiteln mie BON ielbf fdnten, fonberrt
fi6 uie BON ielbit 3u orbnen i9ienen.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-06
CHICAGO'S SICK CATTLE.
A Proposition Which Is Expected to Open a
Way Out of the Existing Difficulty.

CHICAGO, Oct 5.-Three things have stood in
the way of disposing of the dstillery cattle sup
posed to be infected by pleuro- pneumonia First,
owners of the herds opposed the commission; the
second the State had not money enough to pay
for the sound cattle that are under quarantine;
third, the packing interests demanded protection
from the sale of the slaughtered herds But the
have had enough of it, and the scare which has
gone abroad is almost as bad on the stock inter
ests as the actual sale of tie meat would have
been, and so it has come about that this oropo-
sition has been formally made by the State com
mission:
All the cattle under quarantine to be divided
into three classes, as follows
First-The sick and condemned cattle. which
shall be totally destroyed at their owners loss
SecoDd-Those which are not actually dis
eased. and vet not fit for market, which shall be
disposed of%t the expense of the State.
Ihlrd-Those which pass muster as being per-
fectly sound and healthy, after careful examina-
tions, before and after slaughter, by the vet
erinarians, which shall then be turned over to
the owners, to be disposed of by them, without
any expense to the State excep: that of slaugh-
ter.
1t is thought that this proposition will be &C
cepted by all concerned the best way out of
the existing condition of affairs.
State Veterinarian Casewell goes to New York
on other matters. Dr. Salmon is going to Can.
ada for few days, and until the above PROPOSE
tion is generally accepted, so the slaughter can
begin, everything will remain as it is under
strict quarantine. A steer which died at the
Empire distillery, last night was burned this
morning before the officers examined it,