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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-05-05
Sic GbincIeh,G intuattbermte lit VIC.
rtfD.

Sic ppr einigen Mp9en BON Oregon
gemel6ete Na9ri9t, baB Die merifani=
i6e &egierung nit englif9en anb beutz
i9en GauFeuten einen @Dntraft 3ur
ginfubr bnn @binefen na9 Mferifo Obj
geI9loi5en babe, tpurbe bielfa9 atge>
3tpeifelt. Senno9 berubt lie t1eilneiie
auf Wabrbeit, nur bic Mnsabl Der eins
3ufibrenben @binelen lit bebeutenb
libertrieben tporben.
Merifanti6e 3eitungen bringen iebt
ndberen Mufi6luB iber biele Mngeles
genbett unb es erbeat baraus, baB alers
bings Elm folder gontraft be1tebt, Der
fonoerbare 8ebingu1gen entbGlt.
Bum Nbf9luB beg Gontraftes tpur6e
BITE Gegierung bur9 ben an Der pacifics
th1te berrf9en6en Nrbeitermangel Be-
tpogen. Sic bprtige 8eb6lterunq tuetts
bet fib nit 8prliebe ben Minenbifrifs
ten gu unb 10 fommt es. baB an Der
Suite bic n6tbiget Mrbeitsfrdfte aur
Gultur bes 8obens febIen. Tim Dem
Mtangel nun ab5ubelfen f1lugen bie
&aufleute bon Sinaloa, Gplin1a unb
Sonora Die Gbineien=@infubr bor unb
bic &egierung biqtgte Ben 8orf6lag.
Snbe11e1 betra9tet fte Bic Masfibruna
6ehelben nur als elm Experiment un6
iteut ben @rua6iab aut 6aB bic beimi=
l9e MISUNDERSTANDING ni9t bur9 bic
@tntpa1oerung gei9d6igt mer6en ione.
gu oiefem 3nede biirfen bic gbineien
ME IN gu groBer Nn5ebl importirt tpers
ben, tie miifen fi6 ferner auf bic Bas
ctftetafe bei6rdnfen un6 biirfen fi6
tttdt nber anbere Staaten berbreiter.
uno f9lieBli6 barf fein gbinefe unter
500 Monatslobn arbeiten. Mirb cine
oiefer 8e6ingungen berleBt, bann fon
Der @ontraft bee gbineiensg tnfubr 10,
fort aufgeboben merben.
Wie tDiu man aber bic gontraftbers
lebung oon Setten Der gbineien auss
inoeu nub mas foll init ibttett sei6eben,
toertt tie ft9 ~berielben f9ulbtg ma9en2
Sa bat ber @pntraft cine bebentli9e
Glide. Sinh bic Gbineier eirrnal i'm
San6e, bann perben iie ii9 tpeiter bers
breiten, gerabe tpie felt 1tel1erer 3eit
biefe unliebiame @intpanberurg INNER
5ablrei9er in Seras auftritt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-05-05
ggaerlet.

auf @eranlaHung bes Manors
iol nd6ffen SDnnabenb i'm @ourtbaufe
cine 8erfammIung Der 8irger ftattfins
ben, I'm MaBregeln fir ben gmpfang
unb bic nnterbaltung Der &ebafteure
5u trefen, bic 3ur Contention Der preB=
Nfoeiatiou nod San Nntorlio fommert.
- Cine 9epei9e BON San Mntonio
berfinbet Der o@albeffpn Netps", bob
bic bet bielien Union angeb6rettben
SeBer Die @ei6dftsleute befu1t unb
bieleIben eriu9t bdtte, Der uSimes"
ibre unterfhiBung gu entsieben Matt
foate meinen, Elm Greuno Der Shines
bdtte biefe Depef6e abgeidift, UNI benz
@ei9dfte b~erielben a~uf5ubeIfen. 9aB
bic @eber serartige S9ritte getbat1 ba.
ben, erideint unwabrf@einli@, neil iie
babur9 muir berlieren f6nnten, bic 81
mes aber gepinnen ipirbe.
- Sic @eimdftsreifenben BON Seras
balten gegenipdrtis lire idbrli9e &ons
benton in Dallas ab.
- gapt. Sau nit Der Mtlis bes
S~nbianer : Serritoriums bat mebrere
1000 &opf &inObieb, oas teranif@eu
0iebaii6tern geb6rt, i'm Snoianer=
SerritOrium aufsetrieben unb bdlt bass
felbe on Der teranif9en @renae feit, big
Die gigentbiimer bes @iebs ben Snbtaz
nern 3ablung fur bas Nbpei0en beg
@rafes geleifet baben. Damn ert fol
bas @ieb ii5er bic Gren5e nod 9eras
getrieben tperben.
= Sn 81 Pafo traf bic Na9ri9i
ein, baB Die Bofffuti6e snii@en George,
toipn unb SLIDER gitD bDt &duberu
angefaIet tuurbe. sic f9oHen biermal
auf ben Guti@er unb bertDunbeten i'm.
$1,000, bic Der grpreB : gompagnie &c.
b6rten, tuurbett bon ibnen geifoblen.
= Sn Qampaias tDerben 8orbereis
tungert gum 3tpeiten Militdr.llebungs.
lager ~setrOfen, bas i'm sSuli abgebalteu
tperben fpn.
= Ser MbbDfat Douglas bDn 8lancr
@ountD lit in &errbiQe tpeget unter'
i9leif su 3 Sabren 3udtbausbaft per'
urtbeilt tpOrben.
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@eIbf bie frontne @eiflidfeit

= SeIbft bic fromme @eitli@teit
fdngt iebt at gu vboDcotten". 9ie prn>
teftantii@en @eiftli6en lit Glebelar6,
at beret Spite 8tf9of &obel ftebt,
tpo1en idmmtli9e Sonntagsaeitunget
nboDcotten". &m 2. Mai fol bon BEN
&an3eln 8ufalo's gegen @onntagss
bldtter gebonnert perben. Dabei iiber=
feben bic bortigen' Geiitli9en inbeHen
ben umffanb, baB bic Mrbeit fir bic
@onntagsbldtter gum gr6Bten She'll be-
reits ant Samifag getban tpirb; tpentt
fe nun gegen 9onntagsarbeit iiab, 10
miBte ibr 3prn eigentli@ ben Mons
tagssettungen gelten, ba biefelber ber
Sauptia6e nod am eonntag gef@rie>
ben uub gefebt tuerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-05-05
9iitet Sud ppr GriaAmtttelm !!

Sas publifum ioIte ui6t bergeHen,
baB Surrogate elmer Hormalaranei ni6t
gum 8ortbeil Der @efunbbeit ~angeboten
wer6en, fonbern nur @twas woblfeil
@ingefauftes gu berfaufen, un6 6a mart
fi6 ni6t bur9 all5u gettaue Na@abmung
Dem StrafgeieB ausfeBen min, 10 iu9t
man bic Sadie nlir 10 melt dbnli9 au
MAIDEN, pie es our Sduf6ung n6tbig
iH.-9as Mittel 3ur embedding BON
8etrigereier liegt in Sbrer 9anb. =
Rauft feinen SIN 2iper
Regulator, tpenn er 1ti@t in tDeis
Bem umf@las berpadt 1T, Der mitten
elm groBes 3 unb an Der 5eite bic linz
teri6rift S. s.. 3eiltn & 60. aeigt.
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Danpfl4iff : Qsentur.

gtorbbeutfde Dampferlinie mad unb bon Stein.
gorf nnb Baltimore.
$amburg. ameritanif@e Dampferlinie.
Malorh 9anpferlinie.
aeO Star nnb Granaofii9s 9ampferlinie.
Btatge Gtntpanoerers SifetS
mad nnb bon allen @unftem in europa. 1lnlere
Isenten in EUROPA unb Stein 9ort ipiome,, ber
8ef0rberung Son SamiIien bon nnb mad benz
alten gaterlanbe beionbere Infmerfianfeit.
Vile arrangements f0nnett nit Dem l1nterseid /.
neten g~etrofen tuerben. @esen Staten mnb Sa.
formation ipenbe mn ft3 fdriftIi@ ober miinb.
lid on
s. 9. Macyeamara, linton Ttdet Msent,
286, @oramerceftr. t%Rantpmanns 8anfsebdnbe),
Sup3M Son Mntonio
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-05-05
Sic 9ebeS6en nntn NnrAen

= Sie 9epei6en bonn Moroett be-
f9dftigem fi6 ausi@lteBli6 nit 9trites,
bic TT ei1igen @tdbten, 1attentli@ In
MilDaufee einen bebrobli@en gbaratter
annebmen. Ser Gouberneur BON Wiss
conlin 1T mad Miltpaufee gereif, I'M
6afelbf ungefeblt6feiten n~or3ubeuge1r.
Ste 8rauereien baben fi@ gum She'll
nit ben Mrbeitern geeinigt unb $500
Strifer finb ba6ur6 5ur Mrbeit 5uriidz
gefebrt. Nber nod finb $4,000 @triter
por9anoen, bic f9 fsbr aufrtbrerii@
aebGr6er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-05-05
0mt<Depdrtemen

if in jeber Beaiebuns muffersiltis, in @reiien
bon 81 - $3.50 baS Stild. Daneben finbet
man Sanbfdube, Soientrdser nnb ale anOeren
Artitel, bertr elm Serr sur 8erboatdnbigting
ieines Anamss unb ieiner &oilette bebarf. Mae
bsntbaren @esenitanbe, bic man als Gur'
niibing @nobs gu beaeidnen pfegt ftao IN
9rober MnsbabI porbanben.
au6erbem fibren mir beridiebene Mrten bon
Roffern, &siIetafGen, &eseuf9irmen rnb einen
arcben 8orratb bon @ummipaaren fir 3errea
Souten uab &inber.
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Bon allen &au9s unb S9nupf.
tabafen gelten bic BON Sail & III In
Baltimore prdparirten fiir bic empfebz
lensmertbeftea, neil fie, D6llig fret bon
f9d6li6en Miir3en, einen bur@aus
5utrdgli9en @enuB getpdbren.
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# II mnrtsttsthes

MiBperfan6en. Ginoem
sic ni6t, 6aB unier S5eater ein f66nes
8erbdltniB bat?
S9weigen Sic mir pon Sbeaterber=
bdltnifen Sd babe aud ems gebabt
mid eim 9eibengelb gefoItet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-05-05

Dead Shot" Seretu 8orm aint.
rtent iuirft fiber unb idneI. 9ie1es Ointment
tobtet bic @irrner augenbIidli9 b6It GItegen
ab unb BELT bic @unbe. SIN @afer anfgeIoff
III es elm auSse3ei9nete8 Seilmittel gesen irsenb
peIde @un6en beim @teb. Brei8 so Gents.
@rdparirt unb sum 8erfauf bel u. DreiB,
Gan antonio. 1876 tup
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4 aubeu.

pfarrer (au 3einem tteu eingetretenett
S6ientne@t): Mun Na3i, i'd bofe,
baB mir gut miteinan6er ausfommen.
Naai: 9a feblt fi6 nir, 9o6mirben,
pie i'd Jag, i'd berfteb nit S6fen ums
augeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-05-05

Sa bann! Denten Sic tur,
bic Grau 5ti@le foa an Der Blntberz
giftung %geitorben ieifl
Was, an Der 8lutbergiftunss Mie
ging benn bas qua
Sa. es, beiBt, tie babe ft@ in ibre Ell,
gene 3unge gebiHen!
go, 10, ia bann!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-05-05
8 Dqif Of.

Gin profeRor Der Gbirurgie fragt
feine 3ub6rer: Sic ieben, baB bas
re9te 8ein beg P~atienter firser 1T als
6as linfe unb baB er in Golge babon
birtt. 9tln, mas tpiirben sic u einem
iol@en Sale tbun?
Gin iiberreifer STUDENT antmortet:
Sd ptr6e aud binfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-05-05

- Gus Ser SmFructtonss
ftunbe. unteroffeier: Wi1em Sic,
mas Der 0fficier fir Elm Ibaei9en
trdgt?
@enteiaer: St trdst cine S6drpe
tttn bic &ippen.
unteroficier: @ippen sic
Sammel! Man fagt bod ri6t au eis
ner Sfficierstaiae &ippett, fonbern =
@emeiner (freubig) Sarbonaben!
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= Gin beftiger 2arnpf fanb In gbis
cago spif6er Der 8oli5ei unb bet1
So5ialiten ifatt. so 9pli3iffen uurbeu
bertpu13et. 9ie Mnaabl ber bertuu1>
beten So3ialiiten fonnte man ni@t er.
fabren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-05-05

How many terrible aches ones poor head
has, and what suffering is caused by these
headaches. Relief may be had from Nervous,
Neuralgia, or Sick Headache by the use Of
&ru mrAann Which is not a ~cure-all, but
~V"S3sVe"s~ which is q cure for Nervous
Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Sciatiea
and Gout. No proprietary medicine has ever
obtained such strong endorsement from the
medical profession.
o SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
q. A. MElLlER, Sole Proprietor. 709 AZ
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9 o Der nniberftdt.

Bauer au ieinem Spbn, Der bon Der
untberfttdt in Die Gerien fpmmt nit
ether groBen @9marre iiber ben Muno:
ga, bas bdtt' i@ our Notb AUDI nod
fertig gebra@t, Sir auf's Maul at
f6lagen; 6a bdtt' i6 Sid ni9t mad
Bonn gu i@iden brau@en.
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Das Wpdheublatt.
g { | s.

W III
ms: 1ooc
San 4ntoalO, .. Ueal, Q
Son Ser Cote Star Sraaeret.
@eftera @beab farO bic ifatutettges
mdBe Neutpabl Der ltebett StretfoIen
unferer Sone Star Braueret ttatt. Ole
MaDl feel aif folgenbe !oerreit: y.
&oebler, y. ". Suerler. y. Is. 9oppe,
q. 9. Gampmani1, .. 9arait@, S.S.
Berg, y. 3. &alteDer. Non Seltea .
bieier febe1 Sirettorerl tplro oenl1dg1f
Die Mabl Der 9auptbeatntett (Praft>
bent, Btceprdftbent, Setretar uito 9ez
f9dftsleiter) borge1ottitet1 tDeroen.
Sas 8e11dftstabr, auf melges ote
gone Star grauerei aarudoltdt, mar
eth atBeroroertltG gnrlfIges, ulD pas
bieiett Sabre Die groBte glYll9telt far
6teielbe berlelDt, ~ per nmllanD, oaB
TN Saufe oellelDen ole grpelteIangss
piane CUR SurgI12InHg 9eotaWl pel5
Den fona1en, ole Fg lWOH Iul5e sen
nap groTaufg pes ualeraegmens as ~.
naDeolHg1 HOI9Deao1B 9eraus9elleu1
9al.sa. ..a s
lin fIeinen Mnfdnoen iett an eifem nd5.
tnnooebieten6en ilmfaffoe enftni6eIf.
nao magIsnpm g 1ga Os.m oeg.nHe y
fine o~ustn6rtioe &onf1,rrenten ma sseih
an beboubfen. III es ihr TEXT m6nIiS oss
tporoen. bieieIben aurt dr6sfer SbeiIe
odnalih in Sic IIuhf an fmInoen. Sic
Snflnft 6es l1nternebmetts IF bob,rr,
niht MIR oefinert. fonber1 es III otm
Sic iiflere @~rnn6iode oefd1offen. mi
Der ii@ Die grauerei INNER meter enf,
tpideln unb peror1Rern mir6. Gmnu
iekt beif6ftiot bieieibe liner 70 NrRei.
ter. re~hr1fenfirf min in un5prer inh,,=
ffrieorfnen @eoen0 eiter @~rmerhsameio
.pon uifht an ,tfferIhakenher Wehe,,f,na
Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ssr SnSs
@for Nro,,sTsi INN o,s oIIen @ohus,,
6es Giihtnei1eua o,1,,,treffpr mnh ~ ss;.
nem ho6 ma MehrS, Gnr M,+nn,o,s
iiberom Sorthin oeSrnnoer n sao ,,o, =
frifher o,,f et 0o,;s mn m;Is,n,fss
orastn;esr =, 5s,n nIo,,bt a'
Ss%H s;g o. s' nsr sHaSS; ,,,,s6s.
oen MN h asa,,,smsm M" ~a sr ~,
SS;e anms Gtnr Mrn,,srs; S;sss arisa,E ~
%s, grs,Ioa ssy tx aa4s DeI Iahi i
Ssr S S,,ai;tat Ses 'y ~, s.g I '. nsI;ssaytan
GtnFses -, serSn1fe,, en-, Gsosrsoss
Q" .-.Mas4 az NJ ysSsnIu2s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-05-05

For the indefinite aches and pains Of nervous
ToNaALnE is superior TO any other sno-
it Is almost q specidc.n
PARE RTroHuE, II. D, st. Paul, MINI.
"Have used ToNGALugE In cases Of Neuralgic
Headaches with success in almost every instance.
In strictly Neuralgia forms It is unexcelled."
o. Z. NORTON. n. D., Cinsinnati, Ohio.
"ToNaALugr has already done good service in two
cases of habitual Headache"
THEo. HERMANN, II. D., &c. Thomas, Mo.
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
/ I'll WASHINGTON AVENUE. ST. LOUIS
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Sonealine CAB mir before ges
nugtbuung Bel feineut @ebrauGe gegen
NeuraIgies2eiben, als irgenb EN- anbes
res 01fiir empfoblenes Nr3neimittel.
6. 8. Sbumtpap, @.9., Monroes
bile, Sbio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-05-05

= Ser 8ouberneur BON Misconfn
bat IL Miliscompagnten nod Mils
tpaufee beorbert. SIT Banbiep follen
bic Striter bereits atsefangen baben,
bic Gabrifett an 5erif6ren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-05-05

9ebrerin: Glia'6en, fage mir, pie
nennt man bie 3dbne, bic beim Men=
f9en auIebtf ommen2
Clio (prompt): 9ie fali6en 3dbne,
Gr1uIein!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-05-05

Sn Chicago bat bic goIi3ei cine
8erfammlung BON 200 benti@en uno
b6bmif6en Arbeitern geiprenst un6 9
berfelbe1 Derbaftet.
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S. DEUTSCH & GO.
ren>IDilette1rtifel.

Oas erOBte unb %reidbaltisfe 2aser bon
9erren. 1lnterfleioern in Der @tabt, in alien
Gtofen, bon Baumpeae bis our Seibe. Sn
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&ent6en

flbren mir bic beriibmten Star unb Manbat-
tan, binten ober borne gu 0ifnen, nit ober obne
arasen, einfa9e ODER gerippte @uien. Infer
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= Sn Cincinnati belduft f6 bic
Nn5abl Der @trifer auf 10, 900.
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6. S. @aiaer, MhOIsfaIes uni

- We De XyGtNeEs SoyuLeIuItS uHv
@etailbdnbler In Garben, 9elen, Vim
ffrei6ermateriaIen, gommerceftaBe,
San Mntorip empfieblt iein greBes
Eager In bieIen Mrtifelit 81 NetD Yort
preiIen tltl0 uaa9t gan3 b~eiDtoers atf
Sen getpdblten 8orratb. BON 8iIbern:
@brDmps, Rupfers unb StnbIti9ea,
Oelgemdlben uro pbantafie : 8iloerit
aller Mrt, ferner auf bic gei9madpone
MustuabI bpr 8~iIberrabnaet Der oIlers
mo6ernften Jorm unb auf bic Mles
umfaKenoen 3ei@enmaterialet alfs
merffam. ollie Muftrdge fir irgerD cine
Der obigett 8rau6en tueroeit prompt
ausaefabrt; 8ilber bon iecer @r6Be eitls
aerohmt unb ale Nrbeiten mtgli9f
f6mea unb gut beiorgt, bic tn bas Ga9
i9lagen.
"Velvetine Powder" Dieie
9rdparation pnrbe 3uerf IN Der preneifGea
Mrrtee aeeen berbriibe unb srinbige GRbe, ee.
aeu bas 8uabreiten ober Munblaufen, aeseu
Sridelbite unb ole Der ileberbitnng bes 8fnfes
entipringenben Sautfranfbeiten aaaeipanbt.
Mls Elm WuIber fit Rinber feht "a unnSbertrefs
ba. 9reiS % @ents. 4rdparirt nub auns
9 ertanf BET u. . reib Glanio Drug etsrs
Sau Mntonio.
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. 1T { H.
Schulz und Slipper
DeparteIlent

STR bas Griibiabrss @ei@dft baber
mir big iebt erbaIten Operqs, Repport
3ies, Orforo 8ies, Button slippers,
Strap Sandals, Mbite &ib Sandals
u.i. 10. unier @orratb 1T 10 groB, baB
Sober ettpas paKenbes finbet. 2aBt gu@
uniere philadelphia S9ube 3eigeit, aud
tpenn Sbr feline fault.
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e 4.

@attiFs, NIT 8eInt fur game aleiber einge.
f9Lo6en, IN beIsebiger 0nantit6t; Belat in
bolsiI Gets nit ettipredenoem farbissa @anb
uub earS meme Gpiben.
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MetBtpaaren.

isie ainsn Qaiuus, gingbans, 2piIe bn gsnrb
NIB aabtre mai9 @foHe IN srofer Auspabl.
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Is Gents gOmbinatiOn

sIsibergofe iilb cine Gpeyialitdt. Rene Sen.
bnngefl hon Yongee unb ~earrirttr Seibe ftno
~siastroisn. Mlas ipdbIe 70 LANCE fe b~orbanben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-05-05
200 CANA moIIene 2afimirs
Mn5iige
Gn1benan5M9en
Gtnberdn5Igen
l0 Oonars her bone g[nar

babeu mir einen immenien gorratb fit Riuber
bon tpei Sabren aufpdrts.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-08-25

The Democratic platform made
at Nashville on the 18th inst. says
"Holding fast to the teachings OF
Washington, Jefferson, jackson
and Polk" This part of the plat
form must have been written by
some young sophomore, who knew
but little about these four men
named. Washington favored a
strong government; he stood with
Alexander Hamilton, the Adamses
&c. Jefferson was not modern
Democrat in theory or practice, al
though he differed with Washing.
ton. Jackson was a Democrat by
profession, but he was not a states
rights man; he threatened to hang
John G. Calhoun for his foolish
States.rights ideas. Polk come
nearer a modern Democrat than
either of the other three.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-08-25

The 18th resolution in the Demo-
cratic platform is a soap-bubble,
blown at the suppression of the in
famous convict lease system. They
say they are in favor of getting out
of this "as early as practicable"
Why? All the old Democratic
leaders are engaged in the infamy.
They say walk easily and tenderly
when you come into the Democrat
ic graveyard, where they starve
poor men to death and make them
selves rich. This resolution is not
honest, it speaks for itself in the
kindly touch given it by the friends
of convict lease system. Laboring
men who vote that ticket will con-
tinue to feel its weight as a crusher.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-08-25
The Vote for Supreme Judges.

With the counties of Cannon,
Claiborne, Haywood, Lawrence,
Moore, and Stewart yet to hear
from, the official returns shows the
following vote for the several can
didates for supreme Judge at the re-
cent election:
Democratic ticket-Turney 49,
1872, Caldwell 1852, Snodgrass AL
172, Lurton 1858, Folkes 1856.
Republican ticket Randolph l14,-
1876, Warder l14,799, Baxter 1879,
Watson 114,22O, Murray ll4,49s.
OF the seven counties yet to hear
from two are republican and five
democratic. The full returns will
probaly increase the average demo-
cratic majority about four thou
sand, which will make it about 81
900 in the state. Blaine's vote in
the state two years ago was 124,O9O.
The vote for the republican candi-
dates for supreme judges this year
will foot up 10000, showing a fall
ing off of about 5000 as compared
with the vote of 1884.
The democratic vote in 1884 for
Cleveland was 1920. Adding the
counties to hear from yet the vote
for supreme judges this year will
be about 100000, a gain of 1900
over the vote of two years ago.
Thus while the Republicans come
within four or five thousand of
their vote of two years ago, the
democrats have actually Increased
theirs about 1900. The returns
when all in will be a good thing to
study, There are evidences that
free ballot and fair count was not
the rule in every locality.
The official returns show that out
of the thirty-four counties in East
Tennessee, Baxter carried twenty.
nine by majorities aggregating 2l,'
776 estimating Claiborne at the
same majority Blaine received
though it is believed to be greater,
and Snodgrass carried five counties
by majorities aggregating 1873
The counties carried by Snodgrass
were Meigs, by IS, Monroe l15, Polk
1917, Sequatchie 12S, and Sullivan
94S. Excepting Sullivan, these ma
jorities are all less than Cleveland
received. Bakers net majority in
East Tennessee is, therefore, not less
than 2O,393, or 2,1O4 in excess of the
majority received by Blaine ii
1SS4.-KnOxville Journal.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-08-25

The Democrats. of Missouri met
in convention last Wednesday to
nominate judge of the Supreme
Court, one railroad commissioner
and superintendent of public in
struction.s For judge there were
four candidates, for commissioner
eighteen, and for superintendent of
public instruction there were three.
Wonder if there was anybody left
to act as chairman
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-08-25
The Sunday Law is being rigidly
enforced in Knoxville.
Building Lots For Sale.

The undersigned has had his
ground surveyed and plated and
now offers for sale some beautiful
.bnilding lots.
These grounds are ten minutes
walk from the Court House and lie
between the grounds of the Mary.
vile College and the Friends
School, making them very desirable
for persons wishing to locate for
the education of their children
The streets are wide and the lots
large-title perfect. A plat OF
grounds with terms can be seen by
calling on DIR. H. P. Huddleston al
his Office, or on the undersigned al
home.
w. c. STANLEY.
O6.ff
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-08-25
1t now develops that the Emor,

1t now develops that the Emory
Gap Railroad is to be built immedi-
ately. Mr.. f. R. Chapman, of New
York, President of the Walden's
Ridge Railroad Company, has pur-
chased the stock of the Walden's
Ridge Railroad and has sold it to a
party of Eastern capitalists. The
purchasers propose to extend the
road direct to Knoxville from En-
DRY Gap. The Knoxville papers
have long article on this road, or
some other, nearly every day. She
is going to be "large manufactur.
ing city," and the railroad center
of the South"
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-08-25
The Democratic platform ignores

The Democratic platform ignores
the Blair educational bill. 1t re-
fused the magnificent gift offered
to the people of Tennessee of a
million dollars a year for eight
years. The only reason is, a desire
to keep the laboring people in ig-
norance, keeping them hewers OF
wood and drawers of water. Not
withstanding this, thousands of the
poor and ignorant will step up to
the polls and vote for their own
degradation.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-08-25
According to the Knoxville Trih-

According to the Knoxville Trib-
une, the E. T., V. & G. r. r. will
build new passenger depot on the
present site. The shops are to be
removed and the ground will be
occupied for tracks, &c. The build
ing is to be one with all the modern
improvements and conveniences,
such as will accommodate it's great
road and a city Of seventy-five or
one hundred thousand people. The
friends of the road outside of Knox
willie will all rejoice at the consum-
nation of this desirable work.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-08-25

The Democrats and Greenback
ers of Michigan have put out 6
fusion ticket. The Greenbackers
get the Governor, Treasurer, Com
missioner State Land Office, and
Superintendent of Public Instruc
ton. The Democrats are TO be con.
tent with the rest of the offices,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-08-25

We give the Democratic party in
convention, at Nashville, credit for
favoring the submission of the
pending constitutional amendment,
and they did it in neat and hon
orable way. We wish the balance
of the platform had been as free
from claptrap as that.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-08-25
Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned have this day, by NUT.
ual consent, dissolved the partner.
ship. heretofore existing between
them. The books, accounts, notes
and business are all in the hands Of
B. F. Willard, Jr., to be settled
by him.
B. F. WILLARD, JR.,
N. L. HASTINGS.
July 9th, 1856. Si-3'