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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

I'm Comptroller Of Tho Currency has
authorised the Third National Bank Of De-
sroit. Mich. 20 begin business with capi-
tai Of $oooooo. and the City National Bank
OF Lansing. Mich with . capital Of $ioo,ooo
Tnr children OF Springfield (Nass.)
widow named Richards. attempted 70 light
the fire on the "a with kerosene. The
can exploded. firing their clothing.
son and daughter, aged respectively nine
and ten years, were burned TO death.
Tux United Presbyterian General As
ssmbly at Hamilton. o., decided In favor
OF instrumental music In church.
IT will be noted that at the Presidents
wedding Frank Folsom promised to love,
honor and comfort mot obsy) Grover
Cleveland.
The striking French miners at Decaze-
Vile are becoming desperate. They de-
stroyed grocery store with dynamite on
the "a, and threaten the mine officials with
violence.
IT has been decided that the preliminary
Yacht races for Americas cup will take
place from the middle 70 the last OF Au-
gust. The International race Is set from
| September to 20.
| The President has approved the act
| amending the act granting the right Of
| way for railroad and telegraph line
| through the lands OF the Choctaw and
| Chickasaw Nations OF Indians 70 the st.
| Louis & San Francisco Railroad Com
| pany.
| TIE German Landtag has received AZ
| petitions from Rheinish and westphalian
| brewers. against the using Of substitutes
| for malt and hops. The petitions will b
referred to the Government for considera-
| ton.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

THE collections Of internal revenue dur
ing the first ten months Of the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1886, amounted 70 Sa5,3o3. =
COS. being an increase Of S;,i1,'S2 over the
CORRESPONDING period during the last fiscal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

As THE procession passed the President
1t New York on the 31st. p 8. Gilmore's
band played Mendelssohn's wedding
march, the significance Of which was in
stantly recognized, and evoked unbound
ed enthusiasm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

OUR Canadian neighbors are getting
quite pugnacious, and are INDUCING in
talk about blowing American fishing ves-
sells out Of the water, and all that sort of
thing. But that's English. you know.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

POLICE CAPTAIN ScHAAcK. Of Chicago,
II il said. has in his possession details Of
an Anarchist plot to blow mp the Board of
Trade, police stations and other buildings
IN that city on June IA.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

FoRrr-sEvEx hosiery manufacturers OF
Philadelphia, employing over twelve
thousand hands, met on the 18th and or
ganized for mutual protection. The or
ganization is the result Of the recent de-
mands Of the employees.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
mevss from Everywhere.

~ b said plot has been discovered n
the Knights Of Labor TO GUST General Mas
ter Workman Powderly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

Or the fifty-fve members Of Parliament
who attended the Chamberlain meeting in
London on the 31st. 6fty-two resolved to
vote against the second reading Of the
Home Rule bill
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

WHILE playing with q revolver at Read
ing, Pa. on the S1st, Hiram Leidy, aged
nve years, shot and mortality wounded his
three-year- brother Allen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

AN epidemic has broken out at Chem
nitz. Germany arising from eating raw
beef. One hundred and twenty-thre
victims are reported, and the disease Is
stin spreading.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

CHIP ENGINEER EcKEI., of the Syracuse
IN. " fire department was run over and
killed by hook and ladder truck on the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

The fight on the st. Louis Merchants
Exchange bridge bill at Washington has
taken the shape Of efforts to prevent its
being taken up in the House.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

THE Metropolitan African NJ. f. Church
1t Washington, one Of the largest colored
churches in the United States, was dedi-
Gated on the 18th. Over 5000 persons were
present. Large numbers went from Phil.
adel2hie, baltimore and Richmond.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

ONE HUNDRED AND ETGHrY-oxE FAIL
ures occurred throughout the United
States and Canada during the seven days
ended the 18th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

COMPTROLLER DURHAM OF the Treasury
Department has rendered . decision In
which he holds that under the act Of June
10, 1880, the double minimum excsss paid
for lands should Be returned 70 The original
purchaser and not 70 the transfers., where
transfer was made after the passage o. the
set This decision rsvsrsss Comptroller
xowyoncs, he predscsssor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

II is said that terribly poor whisky Il
being smuggled into Alaska In various
ways and Is being sold at an enormous
profit. The matter has been in the hands
Of . secret Government agent, and some
or the parties implicated viii soon be
made aware OF the fact.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

THE triennial convention Of the Protest.
ant Episcopal Church Of the United States
viii be held in Chicago, beginning Octo-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

KING MrLrEroA Of the Samoan islands
having appealed to the American Consul
for protection against Germany's subver-
sion Of his authority, the latter hoisted the
American Nag and notified President
Cleveland Of his action In establishing .
protectorate over the disputed territory.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

DECORATION DAT was observed very
generally throughout the country on the
S1st, in some cases the ceremonials being
especially elaborate. A car load Of iow-
ers arrived In New York from Oakland,
Cal, sent especially by devoted Califor-
mans to Be placed upon the grave Of Gen.
Gral Grant.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

The President proceeded 1t once x
business a. soon a. he arrived 1t tn
white House on the morning Of the 1st
He approved number Of bills, including
the act authorizing the Kansas & Ar
kansas Valley Railway Company to con
struct and operate railway through tn
Indian Territory.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

Tine Bavarians, having quite made uF
their minds to get rid Of King Ludwig
are now anxiously discussing ways and
means. Meanwhile the King has with
drawn from the vulgar gaze and barred on
his ministers, who have lately been per.
united to communicate with His Majesty
through the royal hair dresser.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

FIYTv-oxE true bills, charging riot an
conspiracy, were found bv the Milwaukee
grand jury investigating the recent labc
riot ct Bay v lew and the Socialist riot .
Milwaukee Garden. Among those indict
I'd are: Paul Grottkan, editor Of the Ar
better Zsitung, and formerly editoriall.
Annotated with Spies, Of Chicago.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

6onE time ago the Government had
elaborate vaults and Offices on the second
noor Of the Philadelphia post ofYice fitted
mp for the sub-treasury. Then m outcry
was raised against removing the sub
treasury from its old location, and the pro-
test was effective. Now the vaults are
being filed with sO,0oo,ooo silver doll lars
from the mint.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

ton pronounced by Bishop VIM. i. Har-
ris. Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
DECORATION DAY IN BROOKLYN - RE-
VIEWED ny THE PRESIDENT.
BROOKLYN, May 3l.-Decoration Day
ceremonies were observed with more
than usual interest. grand parade BY
numerous Grand Army posts, militia
regiments and United States troops, was
witnessed by an immense concourse q
people, many having come from New
York and Jersey City for the purpose Of
obtaining a glimpse at President Cleve-
land. The President and party arrived
from New York early, and were escorted
from the ferry to the residence Of MT.
Joseph Knapp, at No. - Bedford avenue,
by the Twcnty-third Regiment, N. Y. =.
IN. ". under command OF Colonel Fincke.
A shower, which had been threatening
all the morning, came very inopportune.-
", and caused thinning In the ranks OK
the throngs who lined the streets, but the
rush was still so great that II required the
services Of large body Of police to keep
sufficient space clear for the procession.
General j. 8. Catlin and stan received
| the President and his party at Mr..
Knapp's, and after greetings they repaired
| 60 the reviewing stand. The line then
formed at the junction Of Broadway ana
Bedford avenue, and passed the review
| ing stand, which was occupied BY Prcsi-
dent Cleveland and his party. The Prcsi.
dent remarked that he was much pleased
with the appearance Of the men ana
parade
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-26

missions Aversion m scciesx. Dimness OF vision
Noises in the Head the vital fluid passing unobser
ed in the urise aud many other disesses that
lead tc insanity and death. DIR. MINTlE, who
is regular physician. igradnsfe OF the University
Of Pennsylvania, will agree TO forfeit Five
Hundred Dollars fer case OF this kind
the VITAL RESTORATIVE under his sps-
cisl advice and treatment. will not cure.
or for anything impure or injurious found in
it DR. MtNTlE treats all Private Diseases
successfully siihout mercury. Consultation Free
Thorough examination and advice. including anal.
sisof urine S. M Price of Vital Resolutive
81 so = BOTH. ,four times the quantity $500;
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desired, by. 81 ~
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win be sentso nv one dppisink 81 lesssr. stating
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DIR. MINTIE'S DANpELIDU PILLS. are the
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Jan 4. lssN-tt So
9
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-26

rnator Edmunds has made his ar
bent on the Senate resolution OF
biry and censure addressed at and
he President. We have not read
REPLIES made by Senators keDna
Pugh, but AS they are very gen.
ly commended we suppose they
ply covered the ground.
(he Republican Senators have
e deliberately selected the issue
el by Nj. Elmunds as the party's
le.ground upon which it proposes
aeet the President. 1t is not our
mess to point out the error OF
selection, nor, indeed, do we need
ndicate 1t, for it is already appar-
to otthhoose these ,'siq wao were wsre aeeager, a month
10 adsaace.oo tIsat position, hut
aew' as eager to retreat from 1t.
is one evidenceof thefqnite phe-
henal condition ofourypoiieies, and
pf,too, of the, change that is surely
ating itseifin the public concept
Of the nature of office, that. the
publican position has NO lodgemsnt
Aer with the spoIsmen nor the re-
hers.
itsessence that position is q de- de
efthe President'sarighs toremose
ceholders and appoint men of his
\ party to the vacancy. The
fs'dent, properly, and backed by
&cedent practice from the begin
q of the Government responds
removal is an Executive function
Pch he is bound to defend, and
not share with the Senate, except
provided by law, not because the
(rc'se of that function is especially
|tltyylng to him, nor highly valued
personal matter, but only because
property of the office he holds
he has no more right to surrender
munlments of that office during
hcumbency than he has to surren'
and sell the Government realty il
ehhis official residence is fixed by
We see no flaw in his reason
nor DO we observe any room fol
alling him on the ground that hi
s'S upon a personal prerogative
ne does not. lis an official trust
lvlslbly con6ded to him, which HI
no right to share with the Senate
Alta California.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-26

i nI anr - - sgl .lss.stI aafa..
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-26

70 annexation at the price of
'ole taxation-as the bills intro
ea oy Vorhees and Haley demand, /,
'a they require us to pay our pro
OF the indebtness for territorial
,a'ng now being erected at Boise,
well have the same scheme over
'n after annexation to Washing
f-lKootenai Courier.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-26

1AnIer 4.od so. 10. -. .. y. W.
a 1dah~ City
We bold onr regular meetings on the
secOdd and fourth Tuesday evening
~ each inOn Il. in Temperance Hall.
All bgs,thers are invited 10 meet with
~ ~hrn convenient
by order Of the Al. w.
|CnAS. MARcrs. Recorder
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Iui-Weekly World.

.,ps of sub.r
ks. Sc so Three cnths-. q j,
,r,h, s s., Single C0pies.
By Carrier. 81 on per quarter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14
@~eriRtssreu Wtnsloip9

Da bieie Tra8e oft ssfeat Dirb, Ucaea
mir einfa@ ia8er, baB lie eiae Dame if,
bic Go ii4 felt 80 Sahren our Nnfaobe ttads
te, Trduenfrdnfheiten, hauptidhti4 ober
Siaberfraufbeiten 3u ffubiren. sic bat
bic Ronftttutipn unb bic Bebarfnife bieier
3ablreiGen Rlufea beionbers seprift urio
ale 8eiuitat pruftiider Renntnife inb
@rfabrun8, tpelde fie i'm 9anfe eines Wens
idenaiters ais Rrdnfenpleserih ianb Nrtt
~Seiarnunelt, bat fe ben Sostbins SSrip
ale beionberes Wittel fir 3abnenbe 3inber
3uiammenseiest. Dieie Mebi;in bat cine
masiide @irfuns = fe 8ibt Ruhe Rubs
@eiunbbeit unb erbdit cffenen 9eit. Sn
5Olse bisier MsOi8in if Gran Binslrt.
.weltberiibult 9ewcrben ais WDbltbdterin
Der Sinber. f1nb bic 8inber aperberi grcB
unb banten ihr bafir. Su@ IN bieisr4 @tdbt
Fat ie bic Sinber 3u Dant nerpfliGtet.
@rc6e Qnanfitdten bes @oetbina GArup
imerpen bier tdslid Sertauftunb berbrardt.
Wir glambea, WIrs. @inslcm bat f@
'bur9 bieienl artitel unferbli@ 9euaadt
3unb wir finb iberSeu8t, bde bur@ benfels
BEN Touieube BON &inpern 9erettet iuurben
unb oaB Wtaicnen beaielben nod nit
@rfols Sebrauden tperben. Seine Wtutter
bat ibre BfltAt 9etban, ipenr fe tidt
Wrs. BinslOw's SOOtbina SArup an=
panbte. Berfudte 60 S0e 4obies 8iitor
Stem Oorf. = gu perfauien bel ulIen
Drnagtten. - 25 Gents bic Tiai9e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14

unb 0aB aud Die Gage Der beimif6en
9an6elsidiffabrt biel gu wiinf6en
ibtig lafe. Das III aber i'm @runoe
gennmmer gar fein Wuttber, ba beioen
bic ftaatli9e grmunterung un6 Qnres
gung feblt, mel@e frembe Natione1
ibrer 9@ifsbauerei unb &beberet gu
She'll meroen lai1en.
Serne &olpnien brau9en mir omar
ni9t, oasu baben mir nod biel gu Diel
n&olonie" i'm eigenen 2an6e, aber bas
i9lieBt ni6t aus, baB bic rStreifen
uno Sterne" bod in fremben Weltmees
rem 3eugniB ablegen fo0ten bon Der
@r6Be unb 8eoeutung BET norbamerts
tanifden Union!
Man folte meinen, berartige Mntrdge
auf 9%ubpentipnen f6nnten i'm Gongreb
gar ni9t auf Wi5eraanb ftoBen, fommt
bierbei bod feline einaise parteifrage
in 8etra9t unb miHen bod felbt bic
SemOfraten auseben, oaB bier bic gins
a~elitaaten ma1tlos fino un6 Der 8unb
bier belferb urb f6rbernb eintreten
muB. Wir glaiben aber, oaB bic bers
i9ie6eneR Staten, bic bierbei in Be
tra@t fdmen, ii6 fol9e 5uboentionen
germ gefalen lafen miiroen unb tie
ni6t eigeniinnis unb oidf6pfg suriid:
weiien merben, ME emit Der ralte Nl>
calbe" Die 2arpfen bes Uncle sam!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14
9ie vWer. Gtaaten BON Nlmftras
lien.

@enau 5Dei Sabre Finb bersangen,
felt in Spouep auf Nnregui1g Der &es
gierung bon Heus5iibs Wales eine Com
feren3 BON 8ertretern idmmtlider fies
ben auifralif9en 2olonien uto Der Gtb=
iisSnieln tagte, UNI bic erften bprberei.
tenben S6rttte 81 elmer G6oeratioi1,
b. 3. CUR 8ilbung Der v8er. @taaten
BON N~utralien" 5u uuternebmen. Sa
murbe a9t Gage lang febr piel bins
uno berbebattirt, unb als man auseins
amber ging, eri9ien bas balbige s3u=
ftanbetommen Der 8ereinigung unsDei=
felbaft. Balo iebo9 entipanr1. fi9 in
Der prehe Der perf6iebenen &olonien
cine polemif iiber bas y6tr" unb v@i,
ber", i'm 8erlauf nel9er bic ni9ts nee
niger, aIs gelinoen @egenidbe, tpel6e
bic ein3elnen Rolonien chamber ents
fremben, INNER i6drfer 3u Sage ira.
ten. Im S9drfffen beifeben bieie &C.
genidBe 5wif9en benz decentralization
Neu.S iios Wales unb Der benz b66fen
S9ub5oa buloigenoen Golonie 0ifto>
rio. Die babur6 berporgerufenen u1ts
leibIiGen 3uitdnbe fibrten su elmer
gegenieitigen @rbitterung, tpel6e bic
ldGerli9iten giferia@teIeiea CUR Gslge
batte.
9ie BON Der prehe, tpel9e in NuHra=
lien bic b6entli9e Meinung maGt, biss
tutirten 9iReren3en peranlaBten Johann
bic lebbafteteu Debatten In ben Bar
lamenten. unb brr Sabresfrift tuaren
ole Iusfidten auf cine baloige Ser
felung Der G6oeration 10 gut, ME
gei6munoen. Srobbem a6er einigte
man fi6 i6lieBli9 iiber cine 2lrt gro=
Diiorium, wel6es ben ein3elnen golos
MEN bebinguugsmelfe anbeimfelte, fiW
elmer nod 5iemli6 lplen, am 8 D. Mts.
ms 2eben getretenea f6beralen 0erz
binbung an5ui9lieBen. BON biefer
SefugniB baben 8lftoria, Queensland,
@4ufralien unb Sasmanien @es
brau6 gema6t; bic Butbesbertreter
bieier bier 9olonien tperben am rs.
Sanuar III einem .8un6estatb", sum
erfen Wale Suiammentreten. 9teus
tb.Wales, BON Dem Die erlte Nnre.
gurg CUR GOberatiou ausgegansen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14
San 4ntonis, 9sras. /. suli 1885

San A1tonies Esras, l. SuIi 1885.
Sd faufte in biefsr @tabt Elm gad,t bon
eorsfOrbs Self gaiams @teab grsparatiou,
nuteraos Il elmer 9emifAsa nuterfa4uns unD
fubs, bab bafeIbe bon rsinea uut ni6t siltiaen
GbsmitaIien Bulamneneeiestff.
Die sbes bes @rof. SorsforO MGR cine Birt
Ii@ ~etutartise bas unbsrbanIi6e tueinfein.
faure glats0u, tusEdss in alien 5aasu bas
enbrsiaItat bon allen ausn % Standardization anb
'sldirOa 5ufaminsuseiettsn gadpnIDesn ia,
bird bas I5sbare pbospbOrfaure aalf uub ia.
hon, ben tirfIi9eH ssabrnnssDertb bss grObes
uub bic sno9enfubfans er~ssusenOen Clements
Der glniur gu frfsteu.
o. If ffdnIid bic Bette unb ~sefunbefe grd.
patation, peIhe BEN ~abIitum jemaIs oferirt
uarOe, uuo iebe SHUTTER, Der bic @elmnoteit
ibrer aiubfr an esrssn Iisst, foIts fein anDeres
gebroudsn.
80 Tam nir nod bic getdtieune, pel6.
BON isIissn berHbnten gbeutiter grof. Baron
Bon aiebis aber biefe YraparaiiOn abseeebeu
iunrbe, biusufiaens iubena er faste: sd be.
sra@ts bieis Grfnbuus ale cine ber nitIi3Reu
gabeu, beI9s Sic @iHsnfdaft Der menf9beii
g%sIisisrt bait
@ei alien 0rpcers ~ Babes.
8erfn&f r. 25,1l,tup6W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14
3dmprrhpfsen aetlnHtttel.

&dn1ortboiben baben gcp6bnli1 bprber>
ae6enbe Sdmersem i'm 3iden, Qenbea unS Dem
flnterleibe 10 bab Der Yatient slaubt feline 5ie.
rem, pber bic na9ten 0rsane feien in einem
franfbaften 8nftaube. 8eitpeiie inb 8eiden
bon llnberbaulidteit sesenpartis, aIs SID.
buns, anbebasli9seit Ses 1tasens etc. Fine
BenGtisfeit ME Sdmeis, etn unansenebmss
SUDDEN beroOrrafenS, na6Oem man iparm
iDirD. III Elm sstuSbnli6er BreIeiter. Btinbe,
barS eimmalissa @ebraad bon 81. gpionto's
Samorrboiben SeilmittsI, ipsI3es brett anf bic
trantbaften Steaen eiupirtt, bic 9umor ab.
forbirt, bas beftise Suden beIeitist unb cine
bauernbe Ssilans berborbrinst, abseteat.
asreis so 7gents. abbrefire: Sbe Or. BpfuHso
Mebieiue Co., 1iaua, Ohio,
gertauft BET 8. Ralteper b Con.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14
9ie @eihafte in ben siibss taaten.

Sioli9e 8Idtter meloen etne fort,
bauernoe uno raide @utmifelung Der
Snouhrien unb Elm algemeiaes Wies
b~eraufeben Der @eiGdfte in biefem San
bestbeile. Der Monatsi9rift nDirie"
gu GoIge, ra6t Der Stadt u Alabama
binii9tli9 feiner Sabriten gr6Bere
Gorti9ritte als irgeno elm anberer
Staat bes Sibens. Birmingham, Der
@ifenz unb Stabl : MitteIpuntt bon
Nlabama, bate i'm Sabre 1880 cine
8eD6lterung BON 1000 Seelen. Oas
feuerpfi9tise @igentbum bieies 6t6ot=
6ens befaB bamals einen Wertb bon
$747, 900. SEPT adblt Birmingham
iiber 81, 900 Seelen unb belibt Ifeuers
pfi6tiges @igentbum i'm Wertbe BON
81, 100000. Muber ieinen aablrei1en
S9mel50fen, tpirb es aud mod groBe
NtablsM iblei1 umb eine BaumuoQens
Gabrif erbalten. SSn Mobile fabri3irt
man ieBt gaubol3, Jd1er nnb 6ols=
maaren. Sic oprtigen 6abrifen fin6:
nit Muftrdgen i~iberbauft uno Der 0afen
wimmelt Don 56ifen, bic 8aubol3
laoen. 6riber tpuroe 1rr 8aummoIe
aus Mobile mad anberen ,pldben Ders
faubt.
Snoen Si6s Staaten befinben fi@ iebt
I'm @anSen 1879 8aumwoleniamenmiib=
len. SIN Sabre 1866 fanb man i'm @us
ben baDon nod feline ein3ige.
Sn Sennefee bat man, ipie ,Sirie"
beridtet, reue Del Quelen entbedt.
Nu9 bic Orb. IS as=Sn6ufrie beginut fi@
bort au entwideln. gu @a[alin fa6ris
airt man beuer Gtible; au Clifton
Gdfer unb Spei9en.
gu Columbia in Sii6 garpfina be-
inoet fi9 eine Gabrif, in Der M6beI
aus geboget1em 9olae nod Wiener Mlz
tern nerfertigt merben.
Sn Glorioa beginnt man, nit @lasz
gow in Der 0eriteIung bon 8elee unb
Mtarmelaben gu petteifern. Man ers
freut fi@ bort oes 8ottbeiIs. Die Mpfel>
linen, Die man ba3u brau6t, ieIbff 3ie>
ben 5u f6nnen. Man bat bort unldngff
aud bic Gaftorbobnen3u@t aur 6erftel=
lung bon Gator Oel geminnbringenb
gefunoen.
Sn Senueiee un6 alabama bat bas
Steigen beg preiies bon Robeiien I'M
$3.50 pro Sonne ole 69mela siSefen
in 8emegung geIebt. @inige Der Be=
triebsflbrer fiiolider Sefen finb ni9t
i'm Stanbe, ole Orbers, bic He erbalten,
aus5ufibren. Ser INTERRUPTED smii9en
benz Horben unb Suben in ben Soften
Der &obeiiensp rObuftion III bur6i6nitts
lid S. per 3onne gu @unften bes lebz
teren.
Bon pittsburgh, pennfplpanien, fole
len oemnd9f 5pei @6mel50fen mad
Splaeauga, alabama, TRANSCRIPT pers
ben. Cine 3meigs8 ahn BON s MeiIen
9dnge mirb oaun pom S%Dlaeauga nod
Gbilbersburgb, alabama, erri6tet.
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Weue sNadre,,.

llnermiibli@ in feinem offer, bas Bette su
bietsn, mas ber Martt lieFert, bat Der b%etannte
S&ubbanbIer 3err JAS. MARTIN ri.
men nsusn Sorraib bon Danisa. nnO ainbsr'
S&uben eiageIest. Der aues iberhift, mas mir
bisber IN 6iefer 8ron9e fnben. Die tanbse.
ndbtea Sduhe fnb BON tiner. 2eidtigtst uno
eIesan3, nm ieben Gub, fpDllteu fugeuieeeS
6Ib4en, in aieren. @ir eriu4en pie DAMIEN,
iG bic nenen @aaren auauieben uno ie tper6en
nit uns lbereinfimmeu, bab Sas. Marttn isi'
men Buff ber faftionable Sarbbdpbler ~unferer
@tabt gu fem, aufre4t trbdIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14
gRmrft! Mauhipaarenl

Grocerpbdnbler uub Speiietuirtbe
bonn 2anbe m6hten mir einbringlid
oarauf aufmerfidt1 ma9en. bnB mir
.fir bic Gabritation bon Murft unb
&au6paaren umfangreibe @orbereis
tungen getrofett bnben unb in 9tanb
finb, allen 4nforberunsen Sc
tiige au leiften. @ir geben @arantie
fir quite @oare un6 reelle Bebienung.
Die 3ubereiiung ftebt unter uniererlpers
.f6nli@ene 2eiting. 5enbet Cure Be-
fteQungen BET Soften ein.
% m. $ 6flitng 6 bRn,
1,10m1i Sill penue s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14

hdIt f6 iebt md pon berieIbeu ftrtt.
Safelbe tbun Neu. Seelanb, bas baIbs
oeuti9e Sab : Nuitralien unb bic bon
born beretn fir ben -Bunb nit in Muss
fi9t genommenen Gibit=Snieln. @roBe
2ebensfdbigfeit nirb man biefer 9albs
belt ber unter fotbaneu l1mtdnben iu's
9eben getretenen r8er. Staaten bon
Iuftralien" ni@t 5ui6reiben f6nnen.
(8. 8. g.