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The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-11-02
The Southwestern Storm.

The storm which has been working
such havoc among the coast towns of
Paxas was first heard of by the signal
office on the 10th instant, as being
southwest of Cuba, and apparently the
island and. thence shoreward. All dur
ing that day and next it was traced up-
ward toward the coast of Florida and
Alabama. and promised to expend its
energies somewhere over northern
Alabama and Tennessee, or making its
way across Floriday northwestwardly,
ultimately develop into high winds along
the Atlantic coast but in this purpose.
if for convenience the elements nav be
supposed to have a purpose, it was,
defeated !; since before it reached the
coast it encountered IN extensive field of
high barometer and dry air covering the
Atlantic ooast which it was unable tepen-
citrate or surmount. BY this it was
DETECTED along the Gulf westwardly,
manifesting itself in dangerous winds
and high tides" at Pensacola on the 18th
its outskirtst touching New Orleans on
the 18th, and its full energy striking the
coast between New Orleans and Gal
weston on the afternoon Of the 18th. It
was not remarkable storm, as the Gulf
storms 60, and its only apparently ex-
ceptonal feature was the route it travel
ed, piling up waters and pouring them
upon the low coast of Texas. The posts
on the coast Of the Gulf Of Mexico were
given about forty hours notice of the
coming this storm.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-11-02

to be deprecated that when scores and
hundreds of facts, such as peaceful
streets and happy homes, and sober hus
bands, sons and brothers, with plenty to
eat and to wear, where before was broken
hearts and fear, and sometimes actual
want. the great daily press abroad saw
nothing about it. But if hand truck
load of jugs is seen, which is no great
matter to sixty thousand people, this
must be magnified into "a jug train," and
the whole press Of the United States
made to ring with it! There is not
one-tenth as much intoxicants drank in
Atlanta now as there was a year aro.
possibly much less than that. Formerly
theadvocates of barrooms were numer.
Gus and powerful. Now nobody advocates
restoring the barrooms. Formerly the
issue was high license against barrooms:
now the very most that the opponents
of total prohibition would contend for
is high license. The barroom nuisance
has gone out from Atlanta forever. and
we would like all the world to know if.
We are determined to give total prohib;-
ton fair trial under the law, and arc
greatly strengthened and encouraged
with it so far. But our people are already
practically united in the belief that the
bsrroom will never come back. 1 only
wish the people at distance could sec
the truth as it has been demonstrated
here, and thus escape the danger of being
misled by the many exaggerated,
prejudiced rumors that arc published IN
other States on the subject.
GEORGE HILLYER, Moyor."
lNoTE.-It must be recollcctod that
the Mayor, the Chief of Police, and the
policemen are ardent prohibitionists,
and as such are anxious to make as
good showing as possible in favor of
the enforcement of the prohibitory law.
With this end in view it is not policy
for them to make any more arrests than
they are forced to.1
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-11-02
Prohibition in Atlanta.

The Atlanta Constitution of October
26 says:
The Daily Voice Of New York city
Yesterday afternoon contained an accu-
rate statement of the prohibition situa-
ton in Atlanta. Early yesterday morn
ing Hon. George Hillyer, Mayor, received
telegram from the managing editor of
the V0ice asking for positive informal
ton upon the subject. The telegraph
read:
"NEw YORK, October Is, 1885,
Mayor of Atlanta, Georgia:e Pleas give
us Ave hundred words on the effect Of
prohibition since the last license expired.
Give the number of arrests for drunken
ness and deeds of violence yesterday
as compared to the same day the last two
years. The morning papers here are
filled with reports of big jug trade in
Atlanta. Important to have facts in the
Toice this afternoon.
"EDIToR DAILY VOICE.,
Immediately upon receipt of the tele-
graph Mayor Hillyer caused the city
docket at police headquarters for Satur-
day and Sunday just passed to be care
fully examined. and comparing them
with the same days of 1885 and 1884
sent the following telegram:
"MA1oR's OFFICE, ATLANTA, GA,,
October Is, 1886.-Editor Daily Voice
New York: shall publish your dispatch
in the Atlanta daily papers with the fol-
lowing reply: In the harroom days,
drunkness was common, and not always
noticed; the police less attentive, and
many escaped arrest. Now, if man
gets drunk, or even partly drunk, it
attracts attention: police are active and
vigilant and arrest early certain. The
figures in the police Office show the ar.
rests for disorder and drunknesss on
Saturday and Sunday, October 20 and
"a, 1886, to be %; corresponding days
in 1885, 81, and 1884, rs. Many cases
at present are chargeatle to domestic
wine, which is not prohibited, and which
it is said is often doctored. Figures in tho
express Office show hardly one jug or
demijohn shipped into the city per 1000
inhabitants. All exaggerated reports are
to be condemned. The good effects Of
prohibition here are apparent. Trade
in all branches, except the whiskey
traffic, is prospering. There is marked
improvement in the habits, morals and
happiness of the people. Prosperity is
admitted and rejoiced in, both as to
private and public affairs. II is greatly
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-11-02
The Free Trade Association

Colonel John j. Dargan has written =
letter to Prof. Davis resining the Presi-
dency Of the Free Trade Association, on
account Of contemplated removal to
Western Texas next month. He will
engage in work upon the editorial staff
Of daily paper, and promises to wage a
lively free trade campaign. He extends
best wishe7 to the order in this State.
Prof Davis replied regretting the circum-
stances that render resignation necessary
and expressing sense of the loss
entailed on the State by the departure
of one so eminent for personal purity and
devotion to principle.
Some time ago. in accordance with
res olutions Of the Executive CoE.mittee
of the Association, Prof. Davis request
ed the State Democratic Executive Com
mittee to prvoide for tariff discussion al
the meetings in the State canvass. The
committee declined on the ground that
the tariff is Congressional issue and
that congressman would have been
nominated before the campaign begun
This eqylains the silence Of the AS.
sociation on the subject.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-11-02
The Supreme Tribunal

WAsHrNaroN, Oct. A.-[Special. j.
The Supreme Court rendered its deci-
sion o-day in the case Of the Wabash,
st. Louis and Pacific Railroad Co., the
plaintiffs in error. against the people of
the State Of Illinois. The specific allega-
ton was that the railroad company
charged Elder & Mckinney Is cents per
100 pounds for transporting goods from
Peoria to New York City, and on the
same day charged Isaac Bailey & F. O.
Swannell cents per 100 for the same
class of goods from Gilman. Illinois, to
New York, Gilman being s6 miles near
or New York than Peoria. The discri-
mination., it was alleged, was inviolation
Of the law of Illinois, which prohibits
any charge for the transportation of
passengers or freight within the State of
Illinois proportionately greater than
would be charged for the transportation
of like classes of freight "over a greater
distance Of tho same road" The gist of
the decision is contained in the conclu-
sion, as follows:
THE GIsT OF THE DECISION.
"When it is attempted to apply to trans
portation through an eutire series Of States a
Principel of this kind, and each one of the
States or half dozen shall attempt to es-
tablish itr own rates of transportation it's
own methods to prevent discrimination in
rates or to prevent it, the disastrous influence
States and upon the transportation of goods
through those States cannot be over-estima-
ted. THAT this species of regutetion is one
| which must be if established at all, of general
and national character and cannot be safely
and wisely remitted to local rules and local
already been said, and if it be q regulation OF
| commercials we think we have demonstra-
ted it is and as the Illinois court conceived it to
| bet must be of that national character and
the regulation can only appropriately be made
by general rules and principles which dema nd
that it should be done by Congress under the
commerce clause of the constitution"
The judgment Of the Supreme Court
Of Illinois, which was adverse to tho
railroad, is reversed and the case, re-
manded to that court for further pro.
ceedings in conformity with the above
opinion. Opinion by Justice Miller.
DISSENTING VOICES IN.CoURT.
Justice Bradley delivered dissent
ing opinion in which the Chief Justice
and Justice Gray concurred. In this
opinion it is conceded that Congress
might, if it saw fit, regulate the matter
under consideration, but not having
done so it is held that the State does
not lose it's power to regulate charges
on its own railroad in its own territory
simply because the goods or persons
transported have been brought from o,
are destined to point beyond the State
borders.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-07

Geite qelprumgen, unb bic &ugel mar
in Ben &iifen bes ungliidli9en @labier.
Ipielers gebrunsen, ber fid) bur@ ben
9drm ni9t bate abbalten lai1en, ben
Wal3er aus Der nGleoermaus" Dor Dem
tunltfinnigeu Mubitorium borsutragen.
@htper bertpunbet fant Der 8etlagemss
tpertbe bon ieinem 9tubl. Ser watbeu=
be &epolpers@ Gentleman tpurbe iibertDdl.
tigts gefnebelt unb in 5i9erbeit gebra@t,
Der GlaeieripieIer i., pFege gegeben.
Mue Belt mar febr aufgeregt, befon.
bers ober Der mefpbdllf@e Mirtb, ber
in GROCER 0erlegenbeit mar, einen @rs
iab fit feinen @ldOieripieler gu finoen.
Oenn tpenn er ni9t fofort einen Mann
cuftreiben fonute, Der i'm 9tanbe mar,
ben muiitaiii6en 8eDiirfniRen Der tunit.
liebenben @eiellldaft pon 9elena 6ll 9e=
niseu, bic 2,eber Der beiieren fran30fi'
i9en @banf0nettenid nidngerin gu begleiten
uno benz Bigger gum San3 auf8uipielen,
10 mar es um feline &eputation geide.
ben, unb er permD9te Der i6on obnebin
bebenfli6en goncurrens ber bena6bar=
ten @oncertballe ni9t mebr bic Stirn
su bieten.
(Gortfesuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-07
0ie ,,atipnale @eihiuerse.

Obspeplie iif bic rationale 8eidperbe. Gaii
iebe atpeite Yerion. BET man besesnet, leioet DO
ran, unb Die GoIse 1T, bab bic ansebliden
SeiImittel bagesen 70 adblreid pie @paraob's
Seerldaarem linb. MsifentbeiIs finb iie perib.
los. Sc sibt ieOod elm tief einsrinsenOes
Wlittel 3ur Iusnierauns bieier quaIbolen unO
bartradisen arantbeit, beffen edte gerbienfe
es f@on lanse auf einen bornebmen @Ias mnter
ben Stapelaraneien Mmerifas erboben baben.
5ofetters Masenb ittereS rottet bic
Dpspepfie auberlGiiiger unO ibleuntser aus,
als jeoeS anbere befannte Seilmittel, unb eS III
elm b0dft autrdsli@ss &rditisunss., appetit.
unb SiIfsmittel 3ur abionberuna. 9ies fino
feline leeren Bebauptunsen, iuie Saufenoe un.
ieler 9anosleute, Mdnner unb Grauen, ipel@e
ieine Birfunsen sefpiirt baben. pobl wifen,
foubern fie werben burd uuberbridlide, oenl
Yubli uat ipieberbolenilia borgeieste Beipeiie
nnterfist. Gud biIft bas 8ittere gum resel.
mdbissn Stublsans uno sibt ben Sarnorsauen
cine selunoe anresuns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-07

= Ser Streit iiber bic 3ulaiiung bes
Serritoriums Dafota als Staat in bic
linton pirb porausii9tlld i'm GongreB
au iebr beftiyen parteis Debatten NalaB
geben. Oie Republlfaner limo einitims
mig fur bic 3ulaifung. ni9t bios neil
bes Serriturium auf @runS ieluer Gins
tpobner3abl unb ieiner uorgeidrittenen
@ntmiflung ba3u bere9tigt 1T. ionoern
neil es cine iibermiesenb republitanif6e
8ep6lteruug bot, unb oem,ufolge 5us
nd9it bur9 @ntlenbung republifani>
i9er &eprdientanten unb Senatoren
bic republifanii9e Partei i'm &ongreb
Derf ftdrfen, oann aber burd iein Gleftos
ral=gotum bic gbaneen Der republitas
f9en partei bel fommenoen SrdRbenz
tenmablen perbeiern tpiirbe. 9lus eben
bieien @ritnben, tpel6e bic republifaris
f@en GongreBmitglieber 3ur 8efiirmors
tung Der 3uIadung peranlaffen, unb
aus 5ieien @riinben ollein, iinb nun
aber bic bemofr. Mitglieber bagegen.
Oieielben g6nnen natiirlidb ser republic
tanli9eu partei bic 8erndrtung ni@t,
bic ibr bur6 bas 8otum eines neuen
republitanii9en Staates ermadien wiirz
be, unb tperben oesbalb einmiitbig Der
Mufnabme li9 mioerieben. llnb oa iie
i'm 6auie bic Me5rbeit baben, 10 Dirb
ibr Wiberitanb aud erfOlgrei9 fein.
Sariiber siebt man iid) republifanii6e 6er'
ieits aud feiner 3duf6ung bin. Nbel
bic republitanii9en Wtitglleoer tperben
nidt uerfehlen. bic ungere9tisfeit gez
btbrenb Ing 2i9t su itelen, bic BARN
liegt, cine BiertelmilliDn Bhrger I'm
blOber 9artei.S .Sntersiieu uillen in eineu
3uitanbe pOlitii6er @ntre9tung 81
balten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-07
0ie gehuautepee gdiffsei,enbabn

t1reitet nit faft unhellpoler 5Gnellig=
teit boran. Im s. DECEMBER mar es
befanntli1, baB ber Brdlibent in ieiner
goti9aft mOblmonenbe 8emerfungen
liber oas proieft gema6t bat. Suner>
balb Der furaen Spanne 3eit BON elmer
Bo9e bat feitber ber merifanif6e &on=
greB Die pripllegien Der &onaeiiiondre
nermebrt uno nun 1T aud ber 2anbs>
mann bes Capt. Sas. 9. Cabs bereits
NIT alien Details bes proiefts in elmer
SenatsbiQ por bic Osffentli1feit getre=
ten. S!eie Details iinb barna9 an=
getban, f9arfe 8eoenfen gegen bas rie>
ll9e unternebmen geltenO 3u MAIDEN.
vs. llelt h1 3tDar 5lemli9 einleu9tenb,
oaS Wterco II unb Die Union unur"
oas Doppelte, alIo 23 Whlionen Dolz
lars 8olo als 8eln>@ >@nnabmen garan=
tlren m6ge. 0as 8erbdltniB entipri9t
taum ben beioerieitigen Mitteln unb
ben au ermartenben 8Drtbeilen, ipenn
Die beiberieitigen @arantien g!ei9en
Wertb bitten. Mber ba itedt Der 0afen.
Die Jinan5perbdltntlIe bon Merico
ltnb besartlge, baB bieie v@9meIter=
&spublif" ibren gegentpdrtlgen 8er-
pll9tungen our6aus ni9t mebr na6=
tommen fann, geidmeige benn elmer 10
beoeutenben neuen 8erpfli9tung. 3u
benz beitimmt bic 8ef' i9e 9 u ausoriid=
lid. baB bic Union nit Der 3abluns ibs
rer Sarantie= =8erpfli6tung f9On gu be-
ginnen babe, iobalb bic Stein. ginnab>
men d Wlllionen errei9en, obne &iidz
fi9t auf bic angebli@e merifaniide Mits
garantie. Sie Union bat iomit in allen
Jdaen 5u 5ablen unb tpirb bies UNI 10
mebr tbun mufe ie mebr amerifaniide
S@iffe BON bem pribilegium elmer 3ab=
lung bon Bios Is PrD5ent Der reguldrtn
8ebibren @ebrau6 MAIDEN tperben unb
gang bel0nbers, tpenn als &eins ginnabs
men 1ti9t Deniser als Die 9dlfte aller'
Bruttos ginnabmeu anauieben iinb. Stir
bic baar geleiiteten 3ablunsen erbdlt bic
Union aleroings einen @egentpertb in
Bombs. Was aber berartige Sorberuu=
gen ipertb iinb, namentli6 penn MIR
5mei unter neun DireftOren DDm 8unbe
contrDlirt tperben f6nnen, tpeiB man aus
Der @ef6i6te Der Union paeific giien>
babn. 9aB eine r@ommiilion" bel
priifung bes proieftes antpeieno iein
unb fiir Die 3utunft idbtli6e&e6nungs
ablage ftattftnben ioQ, btetet unter ben
tpoblbefannten 8erbdltniHen ausnebs
menb gerinsen 9@us. &urs. mdbrenb
bic @arantie ber Union cine atpeife0ofe
3ablungsperpflidtung umfaBt, eri9ei=
men bic bafiir aebotenen @arantien
b69f problematif@. Nfan miro gut
tbun, fi@ bic @a@e 5meimal su iibers
legen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-07
ssiinasrer @llenritter aur glnaebet

Siinserer @Genritter 3ur Mngebete,
ten: sic tpollen alfo tpirfli1 nidt meine
6rau perben = 1T bas sbr lebtes
Mort9" rSa, bu@." na9. penn
sic nit Sbrer 9tntwort meni9ftens
tuarten tpollteu, Bis nd6iten @amftas.
N19fen Samltag betOmme ib msirte
iteuen getben 6pien. Da follten 5ie
NAL ieben." 49,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-07

Winters. Da man allgemein einen
sienli9 milben Winter ertpartete, ents
lieBen bic 8ieb3l@ter einen sroBen
She'll ibrer @owbOps unS iebt aeritreut
ii9 nun bas 8ieb in Golge Der beftiseu
9tiirme na9 alien 9immelsri6tungen.
= Ser Npotbefer, tpel9er in Seriep
gitp 5tpei iunge beuti9e Damen,
M1argaretba unb. g0a 9olb, aus @ers
ieben pergiftete, ba er In eiaem &eeepte
Wlorpbin anitatt @binin genommen
bate, pur6e BON ben @ei@porenen
freiseipro6en.
= Sci 9aort, Mfarplano, 1T Der
5usquebanna ausgetreten. 0as 6o6z
uaKer 1T iebt b6ber, als ie 3unor ieit
benz Sabre 1865. @roBe Mengen
tpertboollen Baubol3es tpuroen fort=
gei9wemmt.
= Sn Naontana berrf6t bittere
&dlte. Die vtalte Wele" betpest li6
langiam in fab6fli9er &idtung oors
tp1rts uub man erpartet baber fir
6reitag unb @onnatenb beftigen Nors
ber in 2ouiiana unb Spras.
= Sn Glepelanb, Ohio, gerietb Elm
Der .@tanbaro Oil Company" geb1ris
ger Del : 8ebdlter nit einem Snbalte
bon 5000 iSaB petroleam in Glamz
men. Das Del brannte p6q'g aus. ie.
bod selang es, Die iibrigen 8ebdlter
Dor oem 6euer gu f9hBen.
Muslanb.
= Sn Birma fdeint bic 8eb6lfes
rung bod ni6t 10 entbuliaitii@ iiber bic
brittii6e Nnneetirung semelen gu fein,
tpie bic englii9en Beri1te melbeten.
@s lit iebt cine &epolution bort aus.
gebro9en ufter Der 2eitung oes prins
gen Nlompra, Der li9 gum neuen &0nig
bon 8irma proclamirt bat unb feline
eigenen MiniIfer ernannt bal, proelas
mationen erldBt unb Steuern auss
f6reibt unb einaiebt. st bat cine
Sruppenma9t bon 10000 Mann Bel
Manbalap suiammen9e3ogen unb brobt
bic gngldnber bort anau9reifen. gs
f@eint alio, als Of ben @ngldn6ern
~T 1~' xi~
9lanssno ae%aaet.e. OsIe mDg .aaes Sa!ag.
sungsu a. nsu "'' D'' SuOu''~Sep'O'''O''
oeoo'taaDsm. oa Ha..rs. .n,,.s.. an m..-
n III x1aaIss na sssaa, suu.usa Mss.1Ssdsts av pc.
,Gnsa-me.r gen ppgslsm @slsuigaissz !s:t!ss.shs -
5,aIsn :, anssgUs.9t 'OeSe" '''p'''p'l~s1
"n''l'eSs cue. OSasai,ss. mssI;a c.xxo,n,.s.,,. s.s
Cel oslI.M.I a. sD.lSspuau.m: mp: ".'s;. Dss q.
@ %vSInnS uuS Ssfisrrei% M in sdseIne H''t NIT
ron, @so;,,rs @ bps sriihI;nos 'Hrnerme;Ss
I;% @ Ss"tssh1onSo msrhs hmm mohr~
i%s;,r;6 s No @sIsoenhs;t mohrrehmsr
,, r,,, 1;ts S;s ~ r,s;imsn S5tsee' ~ nn;nssn
ferner y0or5dom Ts, ygien nub Spieif
suauIeoen.EDer oute W3ann bat ieberz
foils eiue iehr reoe Wbontaiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-07
Cages : Menisfette,s.
& B.

= eSm Bunbes Senate biIbete bic
Mornnonert 6rage unb bas @bmunbss
@eieB ben @egenitanb Der Sebatten.
Oariiber, baB irgeno gtmas gef9eben
tniil1e, um benz Mormonen lnfug elm
gnoe 5u ma9en, mar man fid all=
gemein einig, iiber Die Mlttel iebo@,
Dur1 tpelbe bies au geideben babe,
tonnte man 3u teiner @inigung selan>
gen. @en1tor Seller mari lib fogar
bis au eineul gemiien @raoe gum 8er=
tbeibiger bet Wormonen auf. St iagte,
nur ibr religi6ier Ganatismus bdtte es
gu Wege gebra6t bic ebemalige @in6be
Utah in bliibenbe, fru9tbare @efilbe
um3uwanbeln. Ct fei In Salt Safe
gitD gemefen, uno es babe i'm iiber>
ralcbt, bort tpeber 3runfenbeit, unsu6t,
nod Spielb6llen au finoen. Sas @bs
munos=@ei lei sraufam unb serabe3u
blutbiirltlg, benn man f0nne bod utts
m6gli9 perlangen, baB Wdnner ibre
Grauen, nit oenen iie 30 Sabre gelebt
mt einem Male als PrOltttuirte fOrts
i1iden unb ibre &inoer fir gaiIaroe
ertldren ioaen. Oas nsbel bes 0tore
monentbums f0nne baber nur nit ianl=
metpsi6er (velvety) 9auo beIeitigt
werben. Gbmunos belirttt, baB iein
@eieBsgnttpurf 10 grauidm let, tple ibn
Seller gei9ilDert, uno be3meifeite, DaB
man auf bic fanlte Weiie, wie iie Sci
Ter angewanbt ,uiIIsn mll, @tlpas ges
gen bas Wormoaenibum ausrI6len
tpetbe. Sur Mbltimmuag iiber ben
Mntrag fam es nod al1t.
= SIM &eprdientantenbauie tpuroe
ipieberum cine 9r0Be 4u3apl pon Heios
lutionen unb Mntrdgen eingebra4t.
Qamentli@ uuiere teraaii9en Iogeorbs
neten waren bierbei itdrf OertreteH.
WtGer beantragte be ginfubrung zines
nationalea @eses gum Sur9trieb pom
Yieb aus bem Slioeu na6 Dem Nor6en.
Stemart beantragte, ben 5wif9en Dtes
rifo unb ben Ser. Staaten abgei9l0iies
men 8ertrag 3ur Nusfiibrung 5u brtn'
gen. 9teasan bra6te Die n@aos Bill"
tpieber elm, tpeld5e bic Sncorporirung
Der vMtlantic & paclfic S9iffs @iien.
bn=Geiellhaft" perlangt. Drills uni
gulberipu ftelten nod peri9iebent
| finan5politii9e 2lntrdge. Sobann tpur'
ben nod Bills eingebra9t, uel9e BIZ
grri9tung bon 8umoes @ebduoen fiil
folsenbe teranii@e Stdbte nerlangten
San Nnionio, 81 Yaip, Sefferion,
Serartana, 0ouiton uno Brownsville
gnbli9 bra6te nod &eagan einen In:
trag elm, nit benz ct eine tetale I'm
mdl5ung unieres geiammten Steuers
| fpfems anitrebt. Ct i6ldst Elm Nmen
bem.nt 3ur 8erfai5ung Dor, burd
pel6es bas conItitutionelle gerbot bel
birecteu 8eiteueruns aufgeboben tper
ben foa. Sol1e bon ben Der. Staater
erbobenen Steuern iolen bamn BON bel
8eamten ber gin3elltaaten einge3ogei
unb mad getpifen 8erbdltnihen api
| iAen benz 8unbe unb ben ein3elnel
| Staaten getbeilt merben.
i - Der Warine Secretdr M6itnel
bat Die Brau@barteit unb Seeiii9tigtei
bes bon Der 6irma &oa6 & Co., ge
bauten pauaerI9iffes Dolphin" ieB
| mad ieiner lebten probefabrt anertann
unb bic uebernabme oerielben burt
bic gunbes &esieruns itebt nun un
mittelbar bepor.
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groBe 8erluiie an 8eb wdbreno be
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F'eiles Sarsaparilla" fir
alle 8lut. unb Sautttanfbeiten. Rurirt bic
falimmften Sale bon 8lutperaiftuag bis sur
sew0tnli4en S5inne. @ebrau4sannsiinns auf
Der Eiifette. Gabriairi bon Der alamo @tft'g
gompanp uno gum 8ertauf an 8ieberperfdufer
unb an RrioatperiOnen bel u. Dreih Saa
Mntonio.
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Nus Der S9pei3 lit cine spar
tleine a6er intereliaute iociale MaBresel
gu per5ei6nen. Ser sroBe gtatb in
Baiel bat elm @eieB angenOmmtn, mad
melfem ale 8eeroigungen auf Soften
bes Staates pernommeu meroen. @s
peritebt li9, DaB babel alles unnibe
@eprdnge we9faIen muB. Wiro 10
ouf Der einen Seite cine aagemeine
@lei9beit wenisitens in ber 8eitattu4g
Der Scoteu berbsigefiibrt, 10 ldBt f9
anbererieits ni3t oeyfvnnen, baB bua6
bic llebernabme Der 8eeroigunsstolten
auf ben Staat benz Nrmen eine oft isbr
briidenbe S0rge absenommen ipirb.
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1is
@6dentlttbe Treie Nreffe
srideint
ieIben Drnnerfa8
unb fcifet
$3.50 bus Sabr ober $1.25 far 8
WaOnate in gcr0usbesablxns.
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