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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-01
Sic erften ppfer.

prdf6ent glepelanb bat feline Dro.
bung ipabr sema6t uub 5uei 8unoes=
antpdlte tpegeu anft6bigen parteitteiz
bens abgeiebt. Ser cine TT Der Oentos
frat Benton In Wfihouri, ben ct ielbft
ernannt bate, unb ber anbere elm Ges
publifaner, Der fi6 nod BON Der fribes
rem administration ber i'm Imte be-
fanb. 8eibe tparen auf elmer 9tumps
tour begrifen uno arbeiteter in Der alts
befannten Metbobe. SIM Staat Wfifs
fouri finbet btefen 9erbt feline etaatss
tpahl itatt unb Benton pirfte baber fir
einen congreffoneuen &anbibaten.
8eibe abgeiebte 8eamte glaubten wobl
ni1t, baB Glebelanb nit ieiner .9ro=
bung grnft MAIDEN mirbe unb lieben
fi9 besbalb in ibrem politif6en Sreis
ben ni9t it6ren. Nun baben fe bafir
3u biBen.
Mil inbeB Der prdfibent coniequent
fem, 10 muB ct ben einsei6lagenen
Weg ueiter Derfolgen. @s 1T fragli9,
oh bas 6ffentli6e 9alten elmer Sam
pagnes&ebe ni9t meniger 1nftDbig TT,
aIs bas gebeime grbeiten in gonbens
tionen, o6er oas pldnei6mieoen in
primdr.8 eriammluugen. nnb bierin
baben teranii6e 8unoesbeamte, toen1
man ben 8eri6te1 glauben fann, bas
M6gi9fte getban unb fonten besbalb
gIei9faas gefaBt tperben. SIN item
(grain's) Diftritt, b6te ii9 uabri9elns
lid @elegenbeit, ben 9anbmerfspolitis
fern auf bic Spur gu fommen, bena
irgeno etmas lift oaielbft eel9eben, mas
ni9t nit Der @ibilbienftreform iibereias
ftimmt. :
Do9 Elm GROCER She'll Der 9emofras
ten mill ia leiber bon bieier &eform
nidts miHen unb perfpottet fie. @elbt
Der Comptroller Snain, elm i'm Imte
befinbIider Mann, ldBt biefes i'm Std
unb gebt auf ben Stump. ST 1T tei1
2anbibat, bat alfo tein SntereRe gu
perfolgen, bas ibn felbft betrift. ions
bern iein Nuftreten 1T Elm iebr auHdais
ges unb perod6tises. Mber bas 8olf
per6dlt fi@ pailiD ba5u uno ldBt ieirer
Controller tad Belieben f9alten. Oar
aug t6nnte man f6lieBen, bab Glepes
lamb NIT ieinen slbifbunge1 feinen Gets
fal unter benz golte bon Seras finbet.
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@as 5uIl aus sabime Eak tpereen? !

Sic Grase birfte ibre 8e5eutung er'
langen, tpenn fe aud borlduftg
f6meigt, 10 LANCE bas ungliid, bas Die
Staot betraf, nod neu bleibt. ST bies
fes aber berge1en, bann Dirb fe fi9
gelten6 MAIDEN. Ser plab, auf pelz
Gem Sabine Gitp lag, 1T niebrises
Sumpflanb, bas ii6 amiiden Dem @olf
urb benz babinter lieeenben Sabine
See bin3og. 9as 2anb 1T 10 rtebrig,
baB es ieoe 9o9lutb iiberi6memmen
uiro. &ura es mar elm tb6ri9tes uns
ternebmen, an iol6 elmer Stele cine
@tabt su erri9ten.
9ennp9 perfu6te man es unb binter
Dem 8eriu9e ftedte cine @eieli9aft
BON Stem Oorfer &apitaliiten. sic
batten iosar cine giienbabn' fur bas
unternebmen getponnen, bic cine Ser
binbung apif9en Sabine @itp unb Dem
innerr 2anbe berfteIen tpolte unb oess
balb BET Staot @alpefton ben Grieg ers
fldrte. Sie Mbfi1t Der &apitaliften
gtng babin, aug Sabine @itp einer
9afenplab gu MAIDEN. uno he glaubte1
bieB bur6 M~nlegung bon 9dmmer er=
rei9en gu. f6nnen, gerabe ME man
iol1e an Der Miinbnng bes MiffIfppt
erri9tete. War al 9ieies beperffels
ligt, banrr fonnten bic NeD Yorter,
ibr 2anb nit 9roBem 8ortbetl berz
faufen.
&dtbielbaft bleibt es, pie i6 ein
teranif6er @ongreBmann finber tonnte,
Der fur einen 10 6ben plaB %un9ebeuers
li6e 8epinisungen aug benz GongreB
berausi9lug. Sod mag bier tuobl Der
@innuB ber Nem Dorfer 2apitaltite
bas feinige getban baben, BENIN big teBt
1T ia bic 8unbesfaKe Inn nabeau ST.
600, 600 gu @unften Sabine Gins gez
fdr6pft worben. Qu1 bic neue JluBa
uno 6afenbia betpiligt Der @tabt piez
berum $199, 900. Nun f6eint es aber.
baB bon Sem, mas Bis ieBt gei9ahen
mar, bas melffe, tpenn ni9r M0es burb
ben lebten Sturm perni6tet murbe.
Was fol iebt nit ben neu beuilisten
$199. 900 aei@ebena
DiQ man Tie aur JortfeBung Der
Dammbauten permenben unb bas @eIb,
gIei9 benz al.bern, nuBlos ins WaRer
merfen2 Wdre es ni9t better, Die
5amme ben 8erungliidten gu gebeu,
bic Sab unb @ut perloren uno 10 mans
DIES 2eben Der Sprlgen eingebiBt baz
benz Gin t1etes Sabine PaB au griins
ben, barar merben fe tuobl ni6i
benfen.
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Mepublifmi{@es staatstidet.


Sir @Duberneur:
u. 81. 6 o9rane,
BON Dallas.
STR 2ieutenants@ ouberneur:
Sod McDaniel,
ppn @rimes.
STIR 2omptroaer:
6rant @Ieapes,
Don @oof.
Sir General nmalt:
s. u. SDbnom,
bon Oourg.
Stir 8eiri6ter Der Supreme Court:
%. $. Burfbart
BON Sort 8enb.
Sir gommifdr BET 9anb Office:
u. 3abed,
bon NabarrD.
STIR Guperint't beg 6fentl. unterri6ts:
6enrp s. Cline,
bon 9arris.
gongreBs& eprdientant beg 10. Sifrifts
&. g. NencDmb.
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MuerIet.

Musuf S6uarb, befen 9aus
am Sreitag Mbenb abbrannte, 1T unter
benz 8erba9t berbaftet poroen, bag
Seuer felbf angelegt gu baben. st ptro
unter Bomb gebalten, big bic unterfu'
dung oDriiber 1T.
- Gon 8anoera traf bic Na9ri9t
bier ein, baB Der W6roer Warb BON BET
SurD freiseipro6en murbe.
: Sn einem 3immer bes pfarrbauz
ies Der bieiigen st. DARIUS. Stride iol
elm Ginoergarten eingeri6tet tperben.
= Sic Sruppen, tpel9e Geronimo
uao feline Snbianer mad Gloriba bra9s
ten, fino 5uriidgetebrt.
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aar gpuntps GGeFcr.

wiz fino dutorifirt, Germ s. 8. Meaetp,
tsu ale RanbiOaten fit bas arat Ses
So nty .Nffenors andu3eiseu.
Wiz Gnb autoriFrt Germ Capt. So5n 9.
grapforb ais adnbibaten fir bos lint bes
gountb : aTsfor in Der beporifebenben 9opem.
berppbI on5u5sigen.
wiz fn6 autoriifrt, Germ gapt. 9. W.
@oor ala aanbioat fir @ieberpabl fir oas
slmt Oes Gouutp. aHeTor IN Der beporffebenOen
gobemberpabI an5udeigeu.
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aemofratiiAes County .Sidet.

Diftrift Mnwalt:
Oscar Berg r o m.
9iftrift @lerf:
SEQ. 81. 9afbiell.
gountps9fi1ter
6. 8. % "a B d.
gountns glerf:
Sbab. %. Smith,.
gountpzM nmalt:
gbmarb Smper.
Sheriff:
90. 81. Storp.
County, @abmeifer:
Sobn Witbers.
gountp-golettot
Soc @affiano.
gountpsM feHor:
Gtant so c. 6. Nemtor.
@ountps8 ermeHer:
eugene @iraub.
9dutesSnfpeetor:
Sobn g. Campbell.
2egislatoren:
.. 6. &nbinot.
q. q. Gingsburp.
Griebensridter, precinet $50. L.:
90. %. 9erron.
6. M. Barnes.
gonFable, preeinct $50. L.:
gb. 8. SteDens.
Gountp>g ommifdre:
precinct go. l. = Gafael Quintana
2. = Better Sonas.
3. Wm. Boerner.
> A. = gb. Braben.
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Metfete feftt 2eten.

Serr 9. 6. @iIcoxIon bon Sorle @abe, &b..
beridtet, baB er bieIe Sabre an 9btbifis uno
Sarnframtbeit litt Sic Sdmersen tparen su>
peilen unertrGslid unb berurfadten i6m &ram.
pfe. ct berfudte electric Sitter unb fdon mad
Der eriten GIaf6e fpirte ct 8efernns nnb nad'
benz ct 6 Glaiden senommen batte, tpar ct gars'
lid sebe,lt uro setuann 1s RfunO an gleifd.
Ct bebauptet, bab er eefforben mare, bate er
nidt electric Sitter sebraudt. 8u babcn, so
Gents Die GIai@e bel q. 9reiB.
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Bur 9aotis fiir @erft%erte.

Bonn /. Nopember 1886 an tperber
ale Jeuers0 erf1erungs polteen MI,
nod gin3ablung Der prdmien in cash
obgeliefert.
Gannie s. GIorian, g. .2ap & Co.,
%. y. Bonpnge, u. MpDe,
Smith & g., 1ran3 @%lmenborf,
u. u. Young, Sbos. s. Braon,
WQenteu.
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6Hr Counts /. @dahmeiffer.

Serr Sobn Witbers autorifirt une
hermit, i'm ais 8anbi0at fur 6as Grtt bes
Gouutb- g datmeifers bon 8exar So. in Der
n1afen Wabl an3u3eigen.
SIR finb autorifirt. GERM Cd. Grob0fe
dIs aanbiDat fur @ieberuabI fit bas @mt bes
gountg- g 1atmetfers IN bet bebor'
febenbsn NobemberluabI aH3u5eigen.
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- Nper's @ariapari0a pirft nit
@utfdiebenbeit unb &af6beit barauf
bin. bas Blut gu reinigen unc gu bereiz
dern, BEN Nppetit an5uregen, bic yters
ben gu frdftisen unb ben gan5en G6r'
per 3u ftdrten. Sic 1T baber in poaitem
Siune bes Wortes cine auffrif9enoe
Webi3in. Wer irgenb anS6wd6e leibet,
iOltc einen Teriu6 oamit MAIDEN.
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Sir DiRrift . glert.

in bic Barser ION 8exar COUNTY.
9ierburd finbiee i'd mid als aanbiOat 5ur
W~iebererpdtIung fir eas lmt bes Difriftelerf
Sec. n. DafbieI.
Sir fub autorifrt Germ Fbos. o. Me.
Gail fir Das lint be5 Sifrift @Iert
ID bet bstorfsbeuoen 4obeuibertuabI aususeisen.
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sir @cuntp : 9cmmiGdr.

Wiz finb autOriTrt Germ Cd. Bra6en
ala Ranbibateu fir Wieberwabl fhr has lint
bes County 9 ON miionerS 0es a.
Yreeinfts ~arsu5eigen.
Wiz ff0 anforiirt Serrn IS M. 96fling
FIJI, dis Rdnbi6at fur @ieberipabI fur oaS Tint
Ses Gounts- so m mifars bes 8. &re'
tinfts 0n3u5eisens
Bir ffnb autoriTrt, Germ s. 8. Disno.
miit ale RanbiDaten fur bns Mnt bes
on nth : RommiffGrs bes 8. Yreetntts
au5u5eigen.
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Sebeu Morgen IL ubr: Auss
aeaeidnete tuarr1e Muiterii@ unb S6iIbs
fr6tcniuppe nit 2un4 In @us' @ape,
Gn6ojfsgde 6ouifon u. SolebaofraBe,
tn Geutr.
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WpIfstide t.
Diltriti : Mnwalt:
@eorge g |.
~.n..e rY..H

Difriti : Mnwalt:
@eorge paf9al.
Difrift @lerf:
s. g. Gall.
County > S6abmeiiter:
gb. Groboefe.
Sheriff:
Nat 2emis
Collector.
s. g. maD.
Afefor:
MnrriIl pppr.
County, idter:
6. 8. Wur5ba9.
gountp glerf:
5. s. 6teDens.
w' M' Ynfe.
Comm grnmort.
Sffn @faffeI.
g,naohr.r-1 m~se;r,,.
SDa.. xaS 50 ,s'
U'sD.ausl'
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ssar GpuntnSWidter.

Mir fub auforiiirt, Germ 6. 6. B ur3ba9
ale 4anbibaten fur @ieDererpdblnns fir 6as
Anit bes goumtgri9te rs ansudetgeu.
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81 Qnnhmouu in Woeo IN

= g. 2anbmann in Waeo puroe
bon einem 17idbrigeH Mdb6en Nas
mems Mimie 9enrp NIT elmer @6eere
angegrifen unb erbielt atei Slide.
9as Mdb9en 1T perbaftet woroen unb
bebauptet, baB 2anbmann fie Derldunts
bet babe.
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Har Steuer : Solicitor.

Mir CAB autoriirt, Germ 8. 9. q tamil a :
oIs 0onhi6at fur bas &mt bes Steuerfoaeftors
bon 8exdr Gonntb In Der beboriebenben ITO.
bemberipabI au5useissr.
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= Mm Wabltage m6gen fi9 bic
Stimmgeber on Sobn q. 6eris erin>
nerr. Der @aubioat fir @onitabel bes
|. YrecinCts lit.
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Sur Diarilt . anwalt.

GUT OtFIIII HWu
Wiz ffn6 autorifrt, Germ OSear Berq'
4 o m ais Ranbi6aten fit baS lint bes Ots
frittanb aItes an5uaeigen.
Mnbie Gti m 9eber Son 8exar
county.
Sd tinbiae mid bierbnrd ais aanbibat an
fir bic @ieoererpdbluns oIs Difriitantpalt fur
ben 81. Su6ieiaI.D ifriIt.
george @af@aL
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photographer, before als ie in
Sun Nntonio angefertigt tpurben, pers
ben iebt in @aIIamaDs @aIles
rte, Alb 6ouffonitraBe, aufgenommen.
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Etr qeaislqtur . Herrdfentont.

Wiz fnb autoriirt, Germ 8. Q. C9fe
ais sfanSibaten fur Qeai8Iatur.Reprd.
fsntauten ou3u3eisen.
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sur gennth germeiier.

mir fub autorifrt, Germ %. ID. Rode
ais aanoi6at fat @isbererwdbIuus far bas
UNIT bes Counts Bermefers Bet Der
bsoortebenben @nbI ansu5eisen.
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STR acnfable.

wiz ftnb outorifrt. Germ Greb Baber
aIs 9anoibat fir @iebeltpabt fit bas lint bes
8onfebIsrs bes 1. DiRrifts an3uSeisen.
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SIR Gountn gferf.

Str County > gterf.
Mir finb autorifrt, Germ 5. s. gtebens
ais 4anbibaten fir 0as amt oes eonnty'
gIerfs anju5eisen.
Mir finb autoriirt GERM Sba6. Us.
Gmitt aIs Ranbi6aten fiir @ieberertrablua9
fir 6as amt bes gountb. GIerts anai''
fiiubisen.
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= grtldre unumpunoen, baB Sons
galine ein ausgeaei6netes Mittel gegen
Neuralgie unb Nbeumatismus 1T.
u. g.. 9enberfou, 81. s., Martins
bile, 500.
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= Sn Der Salle BET Nrbeiterbereins
fanb am 9onntag Ibenb wieber cine
SheQterbor1euung ftatt.
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Nne @pmeublatt.

Mir fenbeit BON ieS: nb bas yWo9en.
biatt" fit ben preis BON $500 auf
elm Sabr portofrei nod Seutf9laab.
Ser 6erausgeber.
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= 5timmt fir Gbos. SO. Barnes
als einen Der beioen Griebensri9ter i'm
1. Drecinct, Siabt San MntDniD.
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YmmperniheI!
Me@ter tpefpbdlif6er Bumpernidel
1T a1 baben beim Bdder Spain,
S~Fs@ommereeifraBe 228. Is, tum1M
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@abI Mnset8en.
8erar County,.
SUR @Aerif.

Sur SheriH.
Wiz finb autorifirt, CAPT. Soc Sbelb als
&dnbt6at fir ba8 lint bes Sbertfts bon
Serar Gonntb a i3u5eisea.
Bir inb autoriirt, Germ Rat gents
0Is aanbibot fIr @ieberpabI fit bas Ar1t pes
Sberiffs an3ufiinbisen.
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Hnten Mb m

Sir iin6 antoriifrt Germ s. Or. Barnet
ole &anbibat fur 6ns gmt eines bet 6rieoenss
rI9ter bes !. Vrtrinfts IN Der beborfebenben
HobemberpabI an5a5eisen.
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sur ariebensridter bes /. Breeintts

Mir fiao autoriiirt, Germ 9. @. 'Me al
Itfer aIs Ranbioat fit bas G~riebenss
ridteramt bes /. Treeinfts nndufanbisen.
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YIN bic etimrmssber bss !. @reeinits, 8exar
Gouutb.-Neine 9errenl Da bic @abl BON
Gount1beamtea i'm nddffen NoDember ftaftfn>
BET, 70 baIte ib es fir @FiAt, rleineu Jreunben
fnr bic i1nterfabung unb bic 8esiiuiigungen
5u banleu, bic fe MIR In ben bersansenen feds
Jabren ~eripisfeu baben, urb bertralie babel dnf
SIRE unteritabung in Der foniiaeuben BabI.
Sd tiubiae mid 0esbaIb aI8 &an6ibat far bic
BisberpabI ais 6riebensri9ter Oes l. @rerintts
bon 8exar gountb an, nn0 folte i6 erirdblt
lperbeu, 10 fam i9 nur berfpreden unb mid
berbirael, bic @ai9teu meines Mnttes unpar.
teii@9 In Der Bufnnft an erfdlen, seraoe iuie i@
"a berln9t babe, in Der gersnnsenbett gu tbun.
SD perbIeibe ~adtunssboI
linton Mb am.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fit bas No'
@enbIatt $3.50.
&eifenbe Mgenten:
s. g. 8mf@.
ST. Sbaoen.
Gen. Ssbert.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-04
KILLED M rnE sTnEEr.


A Prominent Michigan Lady Shot Dead by
Jealous Lover,
Joseph King, wealthy lumberman and
business man Of this place, met Mrs.
Louis RouillaFd on the street
day before yesterday and without q
word shot her in the breast with reyoly-
err She fell to the ground MORALLY
wounded. King made no effort to escape
and was Immediately arrested and locked
up. King is 9 widoVer with two chill
dFen,
The wounded woman is widow Of re-.
spectabillty, handsome, well connected
and OF considerable means, She was a
leader iu society and was reported to be
engaged to King, He paid her marked
attentions for period, and was evidently
deeply in love. While apparently very
much attached 10 King, Mrs, Rouillard
was somewhat OF C0quette, and took
pleasure Ia receiving the attentions OF
other gentlemen, several oil whom, judging
from their actions, were very much IN
love with her, KING was intensely jsal-
Gus, and frequently reprosched the widow
with being hOkle, and failing to TeCpro.
cats his deep affection for her.
A few days ago the two had an almost
open quarrel on account Of Kings jsal. |
ousy, audit was reported their engagement
was broken of. When King saw her to.
day he sald nothing, but shot her down
without word, The affair creates the
greatest excitement here. The ball on.
tered the lett breast Of Mrs Roulllard and
edged in her shoulder. She cannot re.
,hVAF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-04
WEST VIRGINIA CONFERENCE
OF lhe NJ. \. ohurel. on tho rompsrnne,
QuosuOn-ThO Resolutions.

The following resolutions were unani.
mously adopted by the West Virginia NJ.
i. Conference, rCCCetly in session at
Morgantown:
wnEREAs, The liquor traffic Is tho 40.
knowledgcd cursO OF our lapd and the
enemy oil everything good;
Resolved; First, That we declare our un.
compromising opposition to aaid traffic,
and oppose the licensing OF II in any form
or for any price.
Second, That our only hope Of the de.
Btructlon OF the drink traffic Ia through
the agency Of constitutional prohibition,
and We call upon the next Legislature TO
allow the people Of West Virginia their
unquestioned right 10 vote upon this sub.
jeCt.
Third, That our national government
should feihBs 10 license the trslic In the
District Of Columbia and IN tho TGrritor.
lee.
Fourth, That the sale OF liquor In the
Capitol at Washington, and In the Sol.
diers' Home at Dayton, o., 10 shame 10
our nation.
Fifth, That tho MatLyrdom Of Rev.
Geo. o. HAddoCk, Of Sioux City, Iowa, ap.
peals 10 our hearts, and We express our
sympathy ior tho boreaved family aud de.
clare our purpose but intensified 10 over.
throw this common enemy that would
iain strike down every heroic and Cout.
AgeouB minister Of our land, We hold a.
guilty Of this murder not only tho man
who fired the fatal shot, but The lAwless
traffic against which Bro. Haddock ID,
bored, aud also the officials who had
aWorn 10 execute the laws Ia Sioux City
Sixth, That we favor scientific inAltuO
Ilon on The subject Of temperance In The
public schools, and we call upon the mex
Legislature In our State To make the teach
Ing Of temperance obligatory In al TIL
public schools Of West Virginia.
a. We rejoice In the work aud devolloi
10 principle ot the Women'g Christian
Temperance Union, aud pledge this OF
gAniialioh ont sympathy and support.
D. We rejoice In the rapidly CROWN
sentiment against the drink traffic 90 ssel
by the agitation In every part oil our land
and we anticipate the day when the ten
lpetanUs hOalB Of every Stale In the Unlo
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rh0 ONE curo Eor oon.umplIon.

FroHl he Warrington, D, G, National RsDgAusAnl
The pr-CtiCb Of drsAGllRg tho human
stomach with Go,l liver oil for consuuip-
ton, Is fast failing into dIsuse, This il
owing to the utterly indIgGstlhe proper
ties Of this nRuseRtlng QuAckcry. There
Is no stomach In the world that eau
digest cod liver oil IN Its pure state. For
this reason, u certain per cent. VI alcohol
enters Into tho composition OF this So
called relief. ConSulnptIves, so soon az
they discover the nature Of their malady,
rush 10 tho nearest drug store aud begin
vt once TO take all kinds Of nAuseatin0
medicines, impure stimulRnts aud noIsOI-
Gus inloxlGRnts. Their stomRChs soon be-
come debilitatod aud derRuged, md under
such circumstances 1t IL NO wonder that
they cannot build up Clio system, nor re-
pair the waste OF tissue. IN the United
versAlly fatal and 30 universally feared US
consumption, There arc few households
where thaTO has not been at least ono
death from Il, Tho public rs well Us the
medical profession, have long ago decided
that medicinal agents having the charlo-
ter OF food, lro the only thingA that have
any YAluO in the treatment otthls disease,
So important Is the uSe Of alcohol In tue
treatment Of disease, that protea.
hOE IL y. WON, EEoIesbOr OF Iuefl-
peutics, University OF pennSylYanla,
says; "ln phthISIs (consumptionj
and It's congener (scrofulos!S) serotula,
there can be- no doubt as 70 the great
value OF alcohol" From work entitled
IAN SpItomo OF Medicine, Surgery,
Obstetrics and Pathology" consisting Of
lectures by Professors Of the Faculty,
University OF PSnna. vlN Alfred Stille,
N. D., LII D.: D. Hayes Agnew, N. D.,
L. L. d.; r. A. +. PenrosO, n. D., LII. D.;
James Tyson, NJ. d., under tho head OF
diseases Of the Bronoh and Lungs, IL
says: "WhiSkey aud food must not 10
neglected" In tho treatment OF Inhu-
euzA, "AlrOhol and food may no eonsld-
cred is tho type Of treAlmOnt.n In the
treatment OF Chronic Bronchitis, "AlCo-
hollo s.lmulAnt must not DO lost sight OF,
either as permanent on temporary Stimu.
LIANT" In SpRImOdio Asthma "Glve aloo.
hol" III Pneumonia, "Alcohol and good
food are the principal elements In tho
treatment" In phthlSls (consumptlon)
VAlcoholC drinks are nutrients or 70.
tarders Of tissue waste;n they promote
digestion and nutrition. Medicinal alco.
hol Ia, Of CourSe given In the form OF pure
whlskOy. DuIy'6 pure malt whlskry Is
tho standard and The purest. The pro-
prietorS nre the discoYOrers and only
manufacturers In tho world Of au abSo.
utGly pure whlskcy.
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Lieutenant Ilonn's I,lulr.

A reporter talked with Captain
Stone, OF the Maytlower, on his
way to Marblehead, yesterday morning.
He thought the reason causing the decls-
ion not to race was that Lieutenant Hem
Is afraid to risk another encounter and Is
simply playing a game Of bluG. Yester.
terday was the best day OF the season for
yacht racing, but he did not want to race.
HE says" continued tho Captain, "he
wants gale but II is nonsense to talk OF
catching in gale. II skipper las a
vessel outside in a storm be gets into har.
Dor as quick as no can. Yes, there was
plenty Of wind for a race yesterday. The
Msydower could have made the run to
leeWard, straight run to Minots Light ct
the rate OF u knobs IN hour"
In answer to a question as to how the
Mayaower would 0ompsrewith the Galate
In crossing the Atlantic or in q voyage
around the Bsrmudas, Capt. Stone said he
believed she would stand it finely, but all
this Bermuda talk is bluff.
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. AINI NIATW1
w HUGH MAXWELL


Lightly, softly, DER the Inists Ol mcrnIng
-GleAmS the sunlight Oh the Silsut air,
And know tne winds tlAL wander round you
Play mole gladsomely when thou ar thsle;
And my memories art tlrlnglnE ~ You
In thai and w1ele flowers are blOlmlGg ialT,
Peace lOTeverm0re elrGss aud bless you
4endeFiy my loved aud Lost Saint Clatr|
Thou hist been too kind to Ger ioTgetme;
Thou hast been more true than all the rest,
Art thou lot ron me, and lost iOF9VeFY
Then, why tell me all i Tor the basIY
Why have been bnnlBhtd and lOraak.u,
Why e1ilel ir0a realms by neauty blejt2
LOST but not forever aud forever
sweet sal-E Clair, bright angel Of tho WeStl
When hOu'Tt waiting Ia thOve'per cleaning
- ny thine own deep river Ar away
Thou VIII then remember aud remember
TIL Thy musings blend with close Of day,
An, ! SIC thee YET, AA true An1 trusting
As an angel kurelIng down ~ pray;
Think not, then, It's meant 70 .lGYa or Chide you
These impatient words thai mayEay
Days arc dTGRrpF now than Whan we paFtel
Where that western rivers waters flow;
For thou hast been more uuklnd and cruel
Than thou wouldhl BIZ, II thou c0uldSt but know
How t1r every word which tgOu hast spoken
Comes uguln Ia echoes lone aud low
Through The gloom around my pathway ever,
Whispering " me everywhere 30,
Fare thee well may roses aud white lilies
Bloom In beauty round thee everywhere;
May zach day that dAwas for thee IN IplGndnr
DFing thee peace and SO!pOl from thy care,
'TWeFG not well that thou khpuldit know how Olteu
have wished Tor thee "a brighter SHIRE
OF thliWOsld than Is to mortals given
Fare thee well, my loved and lost Saint Clairl