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The Wilmingtonian., 1886-08-28


HORTICULTURAL HALL fine and imposing
structure of white limestone, as all the
college buildings are, But the absence
of large trees is noticeable at once, sug-
gesting the great treele,s lands of the
northwest. Yet western energy is providing
for even that lack in the landscape, and be-
fore the present generation has vanished from
the scene Kansas and the other states will
have miles of young forest, planted by the
hands of indomitable pioneers
The adjunct buildings of the various de
partments are grouped about the main one
Horticultural hall has large workroom and
an extensive cabinet, illustrating horticulture
and entomology, the latter science in which
the modern farmer is unfortunately COM
PEELED to be almost as much Interested as in
grains and vegetables.
Mechanics hall is the factory where young
artisans are made. II contains carpenter and
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rhe New NIinister 10 per.i.,.

DR.. Edwin Spencer Pratt was recently ap-
pointed to succeed Mr.. Frederick II. Winston.
0f Chicago. who il will De rememhered re-
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pl'iations, and build
ings were erected
and grounds laid
out. The view of
the main college
building strikes the
eye as somewhat
peculiar. 1t is a
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FOUNDER OF THE LAND LEAGUE.
Tia Magnetic Michael Davitt-How He
Became n Leader.

became n Leader.
The man who moved his people most at the
recent convention of the Irish National league,
held at Chicago, was undoubtedly Michael
Davitt. He was there not as delegate, but
coming to this country on mission for the
relief of the destitute fishermen on the west
coast Of Ireland. He stopped at the Chicago
convention, and the reception he received
could be equaled only by Parnell, the ''un-
crowned king of Ireland
Davitt's career is a wonderful one. He is
an Irishman born, and but 40 years old. When
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rnr Gnycrnor or ycrnnn1.

The present Republican governor Of Yer
mont received 1000 votes to his Democratic
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Unc of the hest Of the branches of the in
stitutiom, however, is its household economy
department. The college admits both sexes
They study and recite in the same classes.
For the girls especially, however, there are
classes of instruction in cooking, sewing and
dniry work A model kitchen is part of the
plan, and Tia" Young women practice cooking
an hour day dining term. They learn plain
and fancy dishes, pastry and cake making
and how To set tables and wait ON them be
sides.
A military dril is part of the young mems
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It is rmored that The Congressional Rec
ord is 70 suspend This romu, nf TRYING to
publish funny paper without any advertise
ments
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-08-28
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS

N"uninutc Chruncey Forward Black iUr
GONernOr.
Chauu,"y + Black, the Democratic candi-
dntn for rnNnInnl. nf pnmnsNINnIlin /. tlIr- .nn
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-08-28
THE ONE THING.

IF it wasn't fer one thing, boys" said an
old farmer, as he got down from. his wagon.
I'd bet emmy amount q money on tibet bay
colt o mine trottin' mile in 2:lGl3 I'd bet
million dollars ef had it,"
The crowd laughed derisively
What is the one thing:7 asked one of the
Towd
"Thr distance is too fur fer the time"
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A Hint ns Big as a Barn Door.

Editor-Miss Devereaux is quite musicale
Host--Yes, very much so.
Visitor-Does she sing in Englishl
Host-She does, and I'm - sorry she
doesn't sing in Kalamazoo or some other far.
away place --Apelican Musician
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WASHINGTON c. DE PAuw.

The Patron of the Methodist University,
of Indiana.
Washington G. De Pauw, of New Albany,
Ind, is credited with having been the great
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gfess OF the con-
federation of l0G
years ago, which
directed that IA
monument should
be erected to him
bearing this cpl
taph:
"Sacred to the
memory Of the Baron
De Ealh, Knight of
the Royal Order of
Military Merit, Briga
der of the Armies Of
France, and Major
General inthc service
Of the United States
of America, Having
served with honor
and reputation for
three years, he gave
a last and glorious
proof of his attach
ment TO the liberties
of mankind and the
cause of America in
the action near Cam
dan Sptith rarolinn
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Jottings from Life.

There was quite a coincidence at my house
last night
"lndeed What was it,
..l,..-i..-.
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training, anil a
large and hand
some hall is given
up to them for px
ercise,. This is an
admirable feature,
and ought to be
attached 10 all
schools, Of what
kind Spcvrr. In a
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WHITNEY'S WORKSHOP.
FINISHING VESSELS BEGUN BY JOHN
ROACH AT CHESTER, PA.

Progress of the Work on the New Steel
Cruisers for the United States Navy.
The Puritan, Boston, Chicago and
Atlanta.
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The ear will give each Siberian exile an
EXTRA slug Of tallow on his birthday Life.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-04-07

profession or prominent politicians Of their
own party. Some of our Vermont journals
contain such evidence week after week.
They have the lesson to learn that per-
sonalities never pay. 1t is no part of true
journalism to resort to the abuse of any one
1t lowers their standard to that of a common
bore. People of sense do not care to read
what one has to say that is detrimental to
another's character and standing.
VICIOUS LITERATURE.
From the Burlington independently
WE have received sample copy of one of
these papers, and to say nothing of the in
decent and prurient reading and illustra-
tions, there were thirty-nine advertisements
in IL of things, any one of which would
corrupt boy beyond estimate and almost
beyond recovery. And yet such papers are
Haunted in the windows and sold over the
counters of our news-stands. 1t ought to be
stopped. Such papers are even sold by some
in whom the public place great confidence
in this very city, who should be a shield to
protect the youth in our schools from such
evil exposures, instead of dealer in such
literature.
UNDULY ALARMED.
tFrom the Bellows Falls Times.l
WE sincerely hope that some of the sharp
things which few of the republican papers
of this state are saying to or of each other,
relative to the presidential campaign of 1884,
will not lead to state of intolerance that
shall fritter away strength which ought to
be gained and saved to the republicans
for their campaign of 1888. Some republic
cans in 1884 acted with their party reluc-
family, or not at all, and if we would succeed
in the next presidential election they should
not be repealed.
EARLE AND HIS DELINQUENT SUBSCRIBERS.
From the White River Junction Landmark
If you can't pay nor won't pay, we wish no
more to do with you; your room is better
than your company. Now don't try to put
us off with folks been SICK" chad bad
luck" am almost blind" "have a large
family" etc. We have had enough of that
talk. Pay up or leave. Promptly with April
you will hear from our lawyer.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-04-07
Orange County.
Bradford.

OWING to wash-outs ON the Passumpsic
railroad trains are anything but regular.
AS some of the wash-outs are below st.
Johnsbury, trains are run over the Portland
Il Ogdensburg and Boston & Lowell Ella
Littleton, to connect again at Wells River
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-04-07

ROGERS, PEET & Co., clothiers, New
York, have taken their employees into part
nership upon a new and novel plan. They
propose to set aside certain percentage of
their net gain, ascertained at the end of the
year, and with that amount declare divi-
dend upon the total amount of wages paid,
which will be five per cent ON the basis of
last year. Upon this basis the man who
had received 81 900 during the year as COM
pensation for his services will be entitled to
further payment of $50. The dividend
may be more, itmay be less but will depend
upon the profits of the business. Every EN-
ploye will have direct interest in ncreas-
ing the business profits of the concern,
which is the nearest approach yet TO com
plete cooperation
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-04-07
BALMy odors from Spice Islands,
Waited by the tropic breeze;
SOZODONT in healthful fragrance
Cannot be surpassed by these.
Teeth it whitens, purides.
You will use it il you're wise

Teeth It whitens, purifies;
You will use it II you're wise
ONE great merit of that beautfer of the
teeth, SOIODONT, is that its effect upon
the mouth is refreshing, while as a means
OF cleansing the teeth and improving the
breath 1t stands alone.
"SPALDING's GLUE" handy about the
house, mends everything.
THE strike at Beverly, Mass, has ended.
The operatives lost $4,000 by idleness.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-04-07

THE idea banded about that Mr.. Blaine
has personal hand in the matter out of re-
venge for the inactivity of Mr.. Edmunds
two years ago, seems too trifiing for consid-
GRAFTON. That there are good men who hon
orably aspire to the seat occupied by Mr..
Edmunds there may be little doubt There
has been no time since 1866 that this has not
been the case All this talk-it cannot be
called a movement ON the part of republi-
cans-has its head-center in the small ruling
faction of democrats in this state, aided by
the democratic party in other quarters, and
is made with the hope that somehow Mr..
Edmunds may be defeated. The demo-
cratic party staggers at the heavy blows
given it by our honorable senator. Depend
upon it, it is democratic scheme.
SATISFIED WITH HIS EXECUTION"
From the Swanton Courierl
ct. NJ. ToBIN editor of the Swanton Courier. and
4. NJ, Tierney OF St. Adams were hung IN eniHy at
Richford Thursday night by Maloney's friends"
The above item is, we are pleased to say,
being extensively copied. The operation of
hanging a Ia Richford is entirely painless,
we can assure our readers, and If the hang
men enjoyed the execution as much as we
have they are happy. The sad event took
place early in the morning. Early in the
evening we received from Richford three
new names for the Courier list, accompanied
with So, all of which is duly appreciated.
1t pays to be hung Ia Richford at SO a
Grafton cannot be performed every morning
in the year at the same figures
NORTHEAST VIEW
From the Essex County Herald
WHEN journalists fail to have subjects,
they generally resort to personal abuse OF
some one, mostly a member of their own
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-23

3uipa6fes In anfpru@ genommen.--
i9erli9 fein YroaentiaB, bet oa MttlaB
at Der Befiir9tung giebt, baB benz
beutf9en &ei@ bur6 biefe Nlsstpai1oes
rltrg Elm S9aben erma9fett t61ttte.
SIM @egentbeil-penn au@ in 3utunft.
Sic BeD6lterung bon 9eutI9lanb tn
alei6em 8erbdltniB sunimmt, tDie pdbs
reuo Der 3ebn Sabre bon 1872 bis'81-
un6 bel ber -erfaunli9en, blbea tpie
6riiben beudbrten 6ru6tbarteit bet
beuti@en &ahe TT ni@t absuieben, tpess
balb bies ni6t Der Sal fem iolte-, 10
tpiirbe BEL fortbauer1b glei9 f9ma9er
Mbfubr bur6 Musmanberung enti@ies
ben bic @efabr elmer l1eberp6lferung
nabeltegen, unb 9euti9lanb mtrbe
auber6em bann faum int Stanbe fein,
feline aderbauli9e unb getperbli9e pros
buftionsfdbtsteit auf Die 9dnge 10 5u
fteigern, baB fte fit bic 8eb6lferungsz
5unabme eine geniiger6e tpare.
90 tebt bent1 tbatfd@lt6 felt:
9euti@lato 1T ni@t aaein inn Stanbe,
tta9 tpie nor ein glei6 fairies Ml1spanz
herungss contingent gu lieferr, tpte bas
mar, tpomit es ieitber bic Welt berforgt
bat, unb penrt n6tbig, elm mod bebeus
tenb ftdrferes, - 9eutf9lanbs eigenf es
Snterefe ma9t es fogar gu elmer Notbs
penbigfeit, baB cine tbetlmeiie Nbfibs
rutg bes ftetigen Beb6lferungsaupa9<
ies unb sl1eberf9ufes f%ortbauert, unb
barum muB unb wirb bic beutf6e
Musuanberung = natiirli9 eite on
3abl mebr ober minber itarfe, ie mad
BEN iebesmal beitimmenben 3eitumftdns
ben-au9 cine %fortbauerrbe bleiben.
[Gortiebuns folst.l
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8erite8eIte Mn9sbote.
Mapors Office, 20. SuIi 1886.

MapOrs Office, 20. SuIi 1886.
8is gum Sonnabenb ben 81. Suli
1886 10 lbr 8prmittags tperben aui
obiger Office Mngebote gum &auf bon
$50, 900 SmprDbement=G Bombs Der Stab
San NntDnio argelotnnet.
Sie Bonbs ftnb in Sunmen bon
$500 ausgeftelt unb sablbar in 80 Sab
rem nod Dem 1. Muguit 1886 in geleb.
li9em 8elbe ber Ser. @taaten. Sic
trosen 6 Broaent 3infen, bic balbtdbr=
lid am 1. Muguit unb l. Gebruar iebes
Sabres ausgeaablt perben. gu biefem
3ped ftnb ben Bombs COUPONS fur ies
Ben Serrnsn bet 3ins5ablung angefiigt.
9ie Bombs purben ausgeftelt in ue'
bereinfimmung NIT elmer Srbinana,
tpel9e bur9 ben Stabtratb ber Stabt
San Nnionin AM Z. Stunt 1886 OTIS
genpmmert tuurbe.
9ie 5tabt bebdlt fi6 bas &e6t bor,
einaelne ober ale Mngebote au ber>
tperfen.
Sic Wngebote finb an ben Mapor ber
Stabt San Mntonio sl abreifiren unb
gu beaei9nen: Proposals for purchase
of Bonds.
- s. @9reiner,
~ Manor pro temp.
Bum 3eugnib: s. g. @laubo n.
|21, tlOm glerf.
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MDblirtes Sintmter.
Gin freunbli9 m6blirtes 3imr1er 1T
au permietben POP 2abaca Street (gde
WaHerfraBe.) 20,7, m1m,t-
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g . I s.
San Antonio, %. Suit 1886
NemndndensGfreff1e.

g an NnIDHID, 70. Sull 1000.
9emaausen=g tretd5e.
9ie bei6en 9lbermer Gallagher unb
6ambleton, tpelde als elm Special
Somite funsirten, i6lugeu ii, BET lebten
StabtratbszS iBung Dor, Dab fitnftige
6trabenarbeiten BON bet Stabt felbft
tibernommert tperben, anitatt tie, pte
bisber, unter benz &ontrattipifem uuss
fiibren au la11en. Ser Mrttrag purbe,
10 melt CT ii9 auf bic @rabirung bet
9traBen be3Dg, angenomaten.
9as pdre nun gang f66n, ber1 bas
Gpntraftinifem bringt mebr yta9tbeile
nit fi9, als 8prtbeile. Mber bic Bet
ben Stabtpdter ieBten aud bic Irbeitss
preiie fef, unb bic Mebrbeit Der Ilbere
men fimmten ibnen au, unb bas mar
unperantnDrtli9 g%ebanbelt.
Sem e%iiernett @efeb Der Na9frage
unb beg Mngebots muB fi6 Sebermdrt
figen, mDger es aud bic Arbeiterapo=
iteI als umtparbig ertldren, bic Mene
f9en als Maare 5u betra9ten. Jti6t
ber MenI9 1elbf, ipnbern ieine Qrbeits=
trait tpir6 als Waare bebanbelt unb
tarirt, unb 6agesen TT ni9t ansutomz
men. Ser &entier, ber BON 3infe1
lebt, bat fi6 benz @eieb gu figen, uie
Der &aufmann, GRANDDAUGHTER, GARNER
uuh Mrbeiter. sic ale mli1en ft9 mad
bcm Mngebot unb Der Na9frage ri9ten
unb f6nnen ni9t milfirli6 Die 06be
Der 3inien, ben Preis Der &derprobufte,
ben Sagelobn zines Mrbeiters II. I. M.
fsffeben.
Gin anberer Gebler, SEN bic Nl6ers
men Sambleton urb Gallagher ma6ten,
beftanb BARN, baB fie gang milfarli9
iiber bas @elb Der 9teuersabler berftgz
ten, obpDbl fe gelobt baben, bic Ter=
tpaltung Der Stabt 10 fpariam Dte
m6gli9 au fibren. 8om gef6dftli9en
Stanopuntte aus muB man ibren 8ors
f1lag alfo erit re6t perbammen.
Muf bic f9limmffen Solgen, tDel6e
bic porgef9lagene MaBtegel mad i6
sieDen muB, ma6te bereits Der Nlber=
man 8eItnap aufmerfiam, ndmli6 auf
bic 8erftdrfung Beg @liquenpeiens.
Ct fibrte biefen @runb freili9 gu CUTS
fen bes &ontraftipfems Ing Gelo, aber
CT ldBt fi9 eben 70 gut gegen bas bonn
Stabtratb angenDmntene @Ditem Der
boben 26bne antpenben. @s pirb boz
bur9 ein NrbeitersM onopol gef6ahen,
bas III Der 9arb zines unperantportli=
6en 9traBentommifdrs cine gefdbrli9e
Wafe 1T.
Sic Sadie mar einfa9 elm Semagos
genz@ trei9, bet ,tamtentli9 BEN Mlberz
man Gallagher f6le@t anffebt. gs
f9eint, als noble ct fi9 Bel ben Mrbeis
tern beliebt MAIDEN, mas foq man aber
bon eiuem alderman benfen, Der f9
tpeigert, einem ftabtrdtbli9en 8ef9luB
GoIge 5l leiiteit unb feline auf ber Straz
Be ftebenbe Gena gu entfernen2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-23
ltmier eIprretdber Strafen : Gpnttttf'
fiprer.

S1on fir8li9 bat Der StrnBencomz
miffioner @apannaugb NnftDB erregt, als
er 6fentli9 in ben 3eituagen ieinen
Mioeria9ern nit priiseln brobte. Gin
r8entleman" l1Bt fi9 Derglei9en Sas
den ni@t gu S6ulben fommen, uub
Elm ffdbtii6er Geamter erft re6t ni9t.
SD9 biefes Iein ungeburli@es 8etragen
bat er ~polftdnbig in S9atten gefteGt
bur@ ben brutalen @nsriff, ben er i'm
San pebro Bart auf Daniel S@neiber
unternabm.
8eibe, fOwoblgabannaugb, tuieS4neis
Der, geb6ren ben Nrbeitsrittern at, bic
befanatlid elm pitnit abbieIten. Wdbs
rerb MIN S9neiber init amei Damen
ON Sif9e fab, fiel @abannaugb pl6Bs
li6 tpie Elm &opbn iiber i'm bet unb
beriebte ibm einer Gaufti6lag Ing &C.
fi9t, moeur9 bieier 5pei Wunben boz
bon trug. Man 1T baber bet Mnf9t
baB %Gabannaugb etnen barten 8egens
itaro in Der 9anb bate, nit benz er
ben S@lag fabrte.
Die S9ma9, berer fi9 @aDannaugb
f9uloig madte, fdlt aud auf ben 8erz
elm Der &rbeitsritter 3uriid, benen. ct
angebbrt, benn elm 8erein, Der auf feis
men sutea &uf bdlt, bulbet bod gemiB
ni6t fold einen rpben 9atron in ieinen
&eiben. limb oaB gapannaugb ni6t
eine Spur ban 2ebensart beibt, betpies
CT babur9, baB ct ieinen &ombDffrei9
in Gegenpart BON Damen a~usfiibrte.
@ber be @rfabrungen, bic BET bieier
aHaire gema6t purben, tparen nod
melt i9limmerer Narur. SIS mar fein
poliaift au fiuben, Der @apannaugb berz
baftete. unb dig S9neiber ienen Bur.
f9er bor einem Grieoensri9ter bertlas
gen moIte, entl6ulbiete fid bieier, baB
er gapannatgb ni9t 10 ftrafen tonne,
ME er es Deroient babe. St (ber Gries
bensri1ter) babe Nidf6t auf i'm gu
uebmen, neil gabannaugb gu piel pos
litii9en ginfluB belize unb ibm bel Der
Wabl i9aben tDnne.
Das 1T Elm berrli9es .8~effdnbniB !
Sinh mir pieoer auf benz Wege gu BEN
elorrei9en 3utdnben, tuie tie @nbe Der
finf3iser Sabre in San antonio Be-
ftarben? Gin ein3iger &ouoD, Der i'm
Grunbe genommen aber nur elm Geigs
ling tpar, beberrf6te 6amals bic gan3e
Stabt i1nb ole poIitif9en 8r6Ben beugs
ten fi9 Dor inn. Sol bieie &oIe mods
mails bon gapannaugb gefpieIt tuerbens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-23
Gtmes Gapttatns gliidltde GmtSedmms,

Capt. Coleman. s@oner 8eYmoutb, BET
aipifdet Mtlantic 9th nnb setp 9orf fabrt,
lit 70 befiig an Sufen, bab er nidt f9lafen
tonnte ct tpurbe %heranlabt, Or. Sings Netp
DISCOVERY sesen AuSaebrans gu beriuden. Es
berl9aTte ibm nidt nur ausenblidli6e 9inbe'
rang, loubern beilte inn aud Die ipunbe 8ruf.
Geine aiaber iparen in slei@er 8eiie affairt
i,ab cine einaise 0oit8 bate BET ibnen oenielbea
guten @rfoIs. Dr. Sings 9ep Discovery TT
nun bas Sanptmittel i'm ~Golemanl9en Sars.
halt uub am 8orb bes Shoners.
@robefaf9en biefes Mittels gratis in q
Dreib' apotbefe.
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@albiabrIi@er 8eriht
ber
8erar 9au< unb seit<& Fpetattum.

San antonio, 80. SUM- 1886.
Ser halbidbrli6e 8eri@t bes Setres
tdrs fur ben am 30. Stunt 1886
enbenoen Sermin siebt iber bic fina1z
aielen Werbdltnife unb ben Mertb bet
Mftie1 folgenben Nuff6luB:
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Mptes slfabcmie lMilaml.

Ser tteue &urius beeinnt am 6. Seps
TENDER. Musudrtige 36glinge tueroen
als penfiondre a~ufgenommen. Cine
Normalf9ul Nbtbeilung 1T nit oer
glfabemie berbunben. M1es Ndbese 1T
aus ben Gatalogett gu erieben, wel9e
auf Wunf9 bur9 bic 8u9banbluug
bor Nic. Senge ober bur6 ben Director
Der Mntalt, 1errn profefor 90. s.
&ote in San Mntonio sugeianbt pers
ben. 1871 ,tum-6,9
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-23
wirs nidt bein @elb binpsa. unb

= Wirf ni9t bein @elb binusg unb
lauf ui9t @efabr, beinem 9aar baburf
S1aben 3u brirgen, baB bu nuBlofe
Saarmafer un6 Dele fauff, fonbern
f9afe Sir etpas an, 6as fi@ eiuen Na=
men ertporbeu bat, unb bas, tpie Sober
mann peiB, auberldifg 1T. 9au's
9aar=grnsuerer belebt, ffdrft uno ber=
i96nert bas 9aar, itelt, wenn es &c.
blei@t lift. ieine Sarbe uieber ber uni
ma6t es tpei9, feibis unb gldi senb.
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QlQerlet.

- Wir bringen In unferer beutt9en
Nummer ben Nnfang eines idngerer
Nrtifels aus bet Geber bes 9errn 81.
Sbeobor QerBberg, iber r9eutf6e Gins
%panberung fir Seras un6 elm Organ
bafiir." Serr 9r. 9erBberg beobfi9s
tist cine Monatsf6rift (ebentuea 9albs
monatsi6rift) 3ur G6roerung Der beutz
i9en ginpanberung mad 3eras hers
aus3u9eben unb b%orliegenber Nrtifel
bilbet gepiKermaBen oas programm,
pel6es er bel Ser Serausgabe ienes
Blattes tnne5ubalten gebenft. unfere
Mnfidten ftimmen omar ni9t our9tpeg
nit bener bes Gerrtt 9erbberg therein,
aGein er entpidelt feline Nnfi9ten /" 10
fpannenoer unb feifelnber GOrn, baB
mir fie ben 2eiern Der rJreien prehe"
ni9t borentbalten 5u btrfen glauben.
Ser dlteren 2efern ber nJreten Prefe"
unb ~tberbaupt ben dltern Seutf6s
Seranern 1T Serr 9r. Serbberg feit
Grember. Sn ben Sabren 1860 big 81
leitete ct bic bier eri6einenoe uSeras.
Staats3eitung". bic in getpiRem Slime
als 0orgdngertt ber uGreien prehe" gu
betra6sn 1T. 5pdter-in ben Sabren
1870 BIS II, rebisirte ct nj emeini@aft
nit Siemertng bic yJrete prehe." vt
perlieB bann Satt MntDniD, UNI ELM Nes
gierungs=Nmt in ber 8unbesbauptfabt
an3unebmen. Inter 9anes tpurbe er
gum Ser. Staater gDriul in Der fran'
a6if9en Snbuftrie=S taot Saint gtienne
ernannt, auf Incident Soften ct bers
blieb, big Der Mbminiiratisnswe9fel
bas 8erbleiben zines frammen Nepus
bIitaners in ienem 8unoesamte uns
mbsli9 ma6te. Set Surgeon 1T 9err
Or. 0erBberg mieber Elm Blrger San
Mntonips.
= Wir befber atpar ei1te Orbinana
gegeu bas f9neQe &eiten uub Jabren
III Der @tabt, aber lei6er 1T bieielbe elm
toDter 8u6ftabe. Sdgli9 wlrb ibren
8eftimmungen autpibergebanbelt nno
8tpar nit elmer Gre6beit BON Seiter Der
Sabrenben, bic gera6e5u berausforbernb
it. Namentli9 leiiten bierin bic Gleis
f9eriumsen NuBerorbentli6es. go fubr
a.. 9. belte Morgen elmer berielben auf
benz Militdr plasa geger bas 8uggp
bon Q. SulIiban unb mari es UNI.
SuQipatt unb feline SCOOTER, tpel9e boz
rim iaBen, spuroen bur9 ben Stur5 10
fDtper berlebt, FAB man penig Sofs
rung fir ibre @eneiung begt.
- Serr Mrtbur 9erber, elm
Iangidbriser Mbonnent Der rTreien
preKe", befen Garm att Der Salaoo,
aGt Metlen BON San Mntonio liegt,
bradte am %. Suli BEN erften 8alen
Baummole our Stabt. 9a bic Sins"
iebo9 in Der Stabt nod ni9t wieber
i'm @ange finb, fonnte So. 8aumpoae
ni9t gegtnneb tperben - adblt aber
bod. Nuf ale GdIe bat 9r. $. bic
@enugtbuung ben erften 8auen 8autt=
poae Der uellert @rnte in bic Stabt ge'
bra@t au baben, unb apar tuirtli9 felbit
ge5ogene unb ni9t wie bic nnFtte
eingeriKen if-lberaa miibiam 5uiams
meni9leppte, mom6gli9 nit poridbri'
ger untermii6te 8aummoIe.
- Cine &lage tuesen sebro6eaen
9eiratbss8 eripre@ens tpurbe BON Sens
ME Softer gegen s. s. 2angbola erboz
ben. Sennie Derlangt $12,50O S9as
benerfaB.
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Wir, bic unteraei9neten Mitglie6er
beg 6inan3s& pmites baben ben 8eri9t
bes 5etretdrs fir bic 6 Monate, tpel6e
am 80. SUM- 1886 enben, iorgfdltig
geprift unb ri9tig befunben.
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HusENsss SPARKS.

Eer Bear In mind that Frank j. Beitel
Keeps bullders' hardware and lumber, NJ
the international and CT az Northern
dopO.
If you want TO buy or sell any kind
Of stock or real estate, go to Chavez,
NORM Il Mateu, South Flores street:
They will deal squarely. I2-tI
Chavez, NORM & Mateu have taken
charge Of the stock yard on South Flores
street, south Of Military plaza, where
they will do a commission business, buy
ing and selling all kinds ofstockl-9-tf
The "St. Leonard HoteP' will re-
open abont the 10th OF September, with
additional accommodations for the com
fort of irs guests. S.30-llt
Call ut Mrs. Royals coffee stand in
the Main market, Market street. Amer
lean and Spanish dishes, the best in the
market. Hot and cold lunches prepared
for those travelling by the cars. Hours,
from to a. m. S4-lm
-wuntcd-A small house three or four
rooms within ncighbOrhOOd Of Alamo plaza
Address Renter this Office.
You will find full assortment OF
cigars and Tobacco at the Star cigar
store. pa Commerce St. SlG-tt