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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17
Der @ipfel Ser l~luperIdamthe

Der @ipfel Der llnperiddmtbeit.
4us Neubrauoenburg tujrb benz .,BerI.
Sagebl." geidrieben ,gor Sturgeon
bate elm 5pibbube uniere @orffabt
f9 gum Gelbe ieiner nddtli@en Sbds
tiafeit auserfebea, CUR befieren Sort.
i9afung oes @utes cine 3arre nebft
SnbaIt auf einen siei6fals entpenbe.
ten 3iebmagen gelaben. 0amit fubr
er JUN Sbore binein unb nertaufte ben
grDbteu Sbeil ieines &aubes an bic -
fdbtif6en Wdfier ber Na1t."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17
3mr 6eilltlta perlauat !

Is 9erren un6 9amen BON San Qlu,
tonic, tpel@e an 0dmorrboiben urb
anoereu Sarm' &~rantbeiten leiben, m6s
gen fi9 melben unb gebeilt werben,
obne einen Nidel gu bs3abIen Bis bas
Geiben b~oQfdnbig beieitigt lit.
ellis & @bamberIQin,
Sottoren, 9ole6ab 8led, gfe Golebob
H,2,t3W un6 9ouiton 9traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

Germ Neber finb berl9iebene
Rdtbielfra9en 9eftelt tporben, bic CT
ale ni6t beantmortet bat. oNun nod
ems, 9err MeDer, bas lebte: Wel1es
1T Der unteri@ieb 5piiden tueiBem
3udertano un6 Nlaun21 Bauie. vNa,
iuillen Sizes ni6ts"- Meper: sd
muB geifeben, nein !" = yS95n, Danft
leden sic an beiben, Da perben Gie's
gleid merten."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17
BE- Soeben erbalten cine feline
Senbung SreibbauspHan3en BEL
WoDbn. SO. ~ Mamo ploaa.
IIieaeunh Q6fer

griier S6auipieIer: Su, bore, uus
iere neue primabonna, bic &obrigue3,
lit ip~abrbafiis elm sans famoisr 2dfer
--bie 3iebt.
3meiter S9auIpisler Sm-ja -
eistntlid f6on mebr ipanif9e 6liess.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17
6inausgeaebeil II.

GIN Gif9er unb eth Sdger, tpelde
niGt gut aufeinanber au fpre9eu iimb,
begegnen iid auf Der DorfFraBe.)
Sdger: sat 9u mas gefaugen?
Slider (miirril6): pgiein!1
Sdger: Sinh bic Slide pas
"3ieren gegangen?"
Slider: 80, nit ben 9afen bic
On gefeblt BAIT"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

Sail: "papa, tOen baif Su ba
.Yapa: Sen Serru Dottor unb
ieinen Niffeuten.
Garl na0 furaem 8elinnen
rGelt, papa, Ser 0err Doftor be
} anoelt bic Rranfen unb Der Serr
y i tent gebt bann nit Der
2eide"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

9oltmeifer Glaus in Samestopn,
Datota, aab einlnat ein n2ot1 fir cine
GIaI6e @%bampagner tpeg. 9eute lit
bahelbe r2Ot" $4,000 merit. Das
fommt oaDon!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17
d.

Wisconiiner DOrffafter (su einem
Sarmer): yMiifer gbmaier, id fiir6t',
Sic mer'n bsrer nod bic 0oiett perlie:
ren J" = Garmer: sd? Wiefo?"-
Doriffter: Isle perfen ieossmal Ell
Soienfnopf in ben &lingelbeutel!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

Cine Dame aug Der @elbariFos
tratie Deriu9t es, glaaben gu MAIDEN,
6aB lire TamiIie bnn uraItem
abel iei. u9aben einige ibrer Mbnerl
bic 3reu5sige mitgema9t?" fraete Elm
edter Nr,itofrat bosbaft. Die Dame
ifuBt einen WDment un6 ~antiportet
bann: sNein! aber bios neil iie protes
itaHten paren, /"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

IT. Gelbs
pebel (su &etruten mel6e fir bic fom.
meGbe 2ir6enparabe 59mentnnge11
iiben): nGerls, menn SIR feline
S9wenfungen f6unt, mas bat ben,t
oann Der gan5e &ir6gaus fit einen
3med?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17
U baetrum nft.

gertbeioiger: Dum ben gepeis gu
Iibren, baB mein Silent oolfommen
utti9ulbig 1T, be6arf es teiner @elebre
iamteit, ionbern muir zines Grams gez
iunben Observation-Disclosures ."-@i6ter:
rSnnerbalb pel9er Sri1t f6nnen Sic
bieies feblenbe geueismaterial beis
briugen?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

sdy- Wagnolias, @oIb. unb @binaz
arborpitaes, 3ap Sasmine unb 2ors
beerbdume BEL Moobp, Wo. ~
alamo Ylasq.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

Sn einisen 9asen erldeiut in
Deuii6lano bic erite Summer Der
rMeifer@ betitelten Muiif3eitung,
uel6e gang un6 gar Der Magner'f9en
Muiit gewibmet fein mirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

Was 1T gbrea Sie gbre lift -
mad Gr. S@legel-Oie Mpiif Der
&e9tli6feit; mad 9egel: Der S1at.
ten bes SHbipibuums; mad edo.
penbauer oas duBere @epiHen.
gu bieien brei @lei9nifen = oenn bon
Definition fam babel ni9t bic &eoe
iein-bdtte cine Glnftlerin beg 9alaiss
&oDals3 heaters elm Diertes ftisert tons
men. Sic iagte gu ibrem yertldrten"
Greunbe: rWann tuerben sic cnbli4
aufb6ren, mid su promi
tiren? Sd erfabre, Sic baben fi1
i6on uieber nit Sbrer Grau 0fentIi@
feben lalien!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

glument0pfe in alien Gr6Ben.
Gdfige fiji @anariens8 6gel. Mocking
papaseien unb Gi6bDrnden.
Saa1en fur Gonarien . 86gel, better
AuaIitdt.
Gutterndpfe unb 8abewannen fit
Sci Paul Wagner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

gs- 6ru9ts unb S9attenbdume,
Strdu6e, i%mmersriine @etudGie, &Oien
uu6 8lumen BEL Moobn go. ~
Mlamo pla5a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

tpirb cine tii9iige &69iu BEL outem
2obn. WaGSufrasen in Der Expedition
oieIes 8lattes. 19,1,tum
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17
8anren Wei16ft
bon 1889
PAUL WAGNER.

Die reidHs unb e~leaoniefe Mussrabl
bon Nrtlfsin, welhe {t& b~e5onbsrs ~
@eturtstaos, unb Sod,eits @eid.utea
eisnen, ale
Silberplattir,e Waorer.
Statuen BON Bronze, 9erra Gotta,
Ycrselan uno Hlabafter.
&elisiSie Sisursn, @rueifirs hnb Mo
ientran3s.
8lurnen.g oien unb Nmpeln.
TaIlsn, fein beccrirte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

say- Sbr ipart @elb, tpenn lire Cure
Srudia1en bel Sobnfon BIOS.
anf ertigen ldBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17
2sas in Californian cine 20 a6er
Sarut eintrdat,

Gin in 0oIiaer, ga%lifornien. er.
i6%einen6es 8lait, bic Free Lance,
brinst folgenbe Mittbeilung:
r0err @bas. 5trabe, tpel6er nabe
BEL 9olifter cine ObfpfIau5ung BON
tueni9er als swanais Mder WusmaaB
befbt, bat oarauf i'm bergangenen
Sabre Dag folgenbe grgebniB ~ersielt:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

pDerr @bas. Strabe, tDeld)er nabe
BEL 9oliter .eine SbfpfIaujuns bon
tpeniger als swanais Mder NusmaaB
beiBt, bat barauf i'm bergangenen
Sabre Dag folgenoe GrgebniB ersielt:
@funo Srudt gts. Sol.
5000 sstrodnste Npritoien a II S $50
5000 @aaumen y 123 375
SEQ Can genitn 1913 81
400 setrodnete 3iriGen y % 100
800 8irnen y 1928 $3.50
100 eierpaauaen y l25 1850
5000 aepfel y 123 375
1880 frif6e sebfsf 10 1875
gu amnlen S 1862 90
Die fdmmtliae Grudt wurbe o6ne
ale 5dpierisfeit bertauft; tbatid9li9
trafsn i@on Nadfrasen bafiir Elm, ebe
iie nod balb reif mar. Die Soften bes
pfidens sto D6rrens ii6;ritiegen ni9t
$500, 10 oaB Elm &eiusepinn bon
$1,000 Derblieb, alIo mebr ais $50 fir
ben Mder."
8erfu9e Bic st. patrids
pilien unb oerslei6e lire @irfung
80: @
mu oei1eh'8ea an9eier pluea. Ste Des
Yrdparate unb 3usIei6 bic metropolitan
0eilmittel, nel9e bic moberne WiKens
fdaft entoedt bat. NIs elm Mittel gez
gen Na!at,g 9n0 Seoerieloe9 l1e9en ole
81. patr!ds pllet lnerretGt pa. 81
g y oel ". 9oga @ o., sde
2Sep<@omaHe1ees u Suo>0F1raBe.
Mlerlei.
= 6err 5. 6. &emsburg, wel1er
f9 als &e6ner in Greibenfer $ Greifen
zines eei1dbten Namerts erfreut, lpirb
ON Dienitag, ben 21. Gebruar in ber
Dale einen 8ortrag hber vDie
Sonntagsfrage" balten. Ser gintritt
lit fur Sebermana fret. Sm Snterelie
Der Sadie 1T elm m6elidf sablrei6er
Befu1 erruinfmt.
Die @omntp. @ommiHdrs wablten
oil STEELE bes bisberigen @ountpsN r3tes
Dt. 81. 8. @raues BEN Dr. 9, %.
Sobns. Derielbe ifammt aus benz
5taate Meiiffippi unb Fat feline @tus
bieu auf Der Gtaats : nniper5itdt bon
2ouiliaaa abloIuirt.
Ser bisbetiae MafIeber bes {tdbti.
fden Grieobofes, Nilen, III tpeaen ner.
idiebener Standardization. bic er &c.
gangen, Ieines Mmies entboben uoroen.
Oscar ReideIt 1T an feiner STEELE aum
6rleobofs= Muffeber ernannt tuorben.
Cine Veiitiou, unteraeidnet BON
getuobnern bss @oupernements0 tqels,
if Bern 8sIfnop, Dem Wrdlioenten Ser
StraBeababn . 6eieafdaft, iiberionbt
iporben. in ueIder er eriuht pirb. Die
@eleiie BON Dem iebioen gnopuuft aus
nod ettpa cine baIbe Weile pelIdnoeru
au laIen. Dte Ofiaiere bes MiIit1rs
ppnens baben Die Vetitiou ebenfaus
uuteraeidnet. Ser Getition hdtte nod
Der b,inaenbe Muuih ~hiuauaefiiat
tperbeu SpDeu. bar 0eYr HeIfnap fir
Die NeInaffuno elmer QroBeren Nnaabl
bon Waaen gorae trSat, ip,ciel an
5onntaaen, UNI ben iebt porhanoenen
ihreieu6eu Wibfdnbeu a~baubeIfen.
I Worteluuaeu bon Ebuin Noofb unb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

Sat (3um 2eaner): DS6ren
sic. biefes 9uba nit &eis 1T nidt
mebr 3u efeu. Sas III wObl 0ubn
nit r3sis dItsrer 2inie"?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17
a la 3lappb born

La BORN.
3mei 9nabsn eaben ii6 II SUB
Ser Cine bieB Mntouius
Ser Mno're aber Gdtb6en
Sd 8laub', Der mar Elm Mdo6tn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

Sag~ @ebt gu MDobp uno fault
Cure Gru@is unb S@atten > 8dume.
SO. ~ Nlamo pla5a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

sa5- bno Bros. lisfern bic
beitea uab biaigifen Drudia@en. Sept
3u ibnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

Drbkr1 b0n 9tnbt NIB fanb iutrben prompt
b<forgt. NfReHnugsn bon UomiIitn iptrbsn
ftffnfrtE ms edits abefIieisrf. 3o,1 ,t6Yf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

6LaIdeas 1isr, Ssbapaner, a~ypplinaris,
Cher unb ALE Gcrten WinaaIiuafer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

3%ulamnien 81. "a 90
Die fdmmtlide Grudt pur6e o6ne
ale 5dmierisfeit bertauft; tbatid9li9
trafsn i@on Nadfraseu baftir Elm, ebe
lie nod balls reif mar. Sie Soften bes
plafens snb D6rrens ii6;ritiesen ni9t
$500, 10 oaB ein Reiusewinn BON
$1,000 Derblieb, alIo mebr ais $50 fir
ben Mfer."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17
3inbli9er Srrthum.

3inbli6er Srrtbum.
Rarl: "papa, pea baif 9u ba
papa: Sen Serru Dottor unb
ieinen IiiIteuten.
Sarl na6 fur3em Belinnen
p0elt, papa, Der Ser Doftor be
banoe1t bic Rronfen unb Der SEER
Y i i mt gebt bann nit ber
2eide!"
Sur 9eilltng uerlaugt
rs 9erren unb Damen BON San Qlu,
tonic, tDel6e at Sdmorrboibeu unb
anoeren Darn. &rantbeiten teioeu, mo-
gen f9 melben unb gebeilt werben,
obne einen Nidel gu be5ablen Bis bas
3eiben b%olftdnbig beieitigt lit.
ellis & GbamberIQin,
Sottoren, Solebao 8lod, gfe Goleba6
A,2,t3W un6 0oufton GtraBe.
Nbgetrumpt.
Wertbeibiger: num ben 8epeis All
iibren, baB mein Silent oolfommen
uti9ulbig 1T, be6arF es teiner @elebrs
lamteit, ionbern riur zines Grams gez
iuuoen Observation-Disclosures "-@i6ter
rSnnerbalb tpel9er Sri1t f0nnen Sic
bteies feblenbe geweismaterial beis
bringen?"
8lument0pfe In alien GrDBen.
Gdfige fiir @anariens8 6gel, Mocking
birds, papaseien unb GidbDrn1en.
Sa:1en fur @anarien : 86gel, better
Qualitdt.
Gutterndpfe unb 8abewannen fit
gDgel. Sci 9aul Magner.
9errn WeDer fnb berl1ie6ene
Ndtbielfragen 9eftelt tporben, Die CT
ale nidt beantmortet bat. Stun nod
ems, 6err MeDer, bas lebte: WeI9es
1T Der unteri9ieb aDiiden meiBem
3ndertauo un6 Nlaun2" Baule. vgla,
uiiien Sizes ni6ts"- Meper: sd
muB geifeben, nein !" - yS15n, bart
leden Sic on beiben, pa tperben Sizes
glei6 merfen."
sas- Sbr fpart @elb, tuenn lire Cure
Srudia1en bel Sobnom Bros.
anfertigen ldBt.
= Cine Dame aug Der @elbarifo.
tratie Deriu9t es, glaaben gu MAIDEN,
oaB ibre Tamilie BON uraltem
abel iei. u9aben einige ibrer Mbnen
bic 9reua5ige mitgema1t?" fraete Elm
edter Nr,itofrat bosboft. Die Dame
ituBt einen WDment uno ~antfportet
bann: .Nein! aber bios neil lie protes
ltaHter Daren,"
Rafernbofb litben Gelbs
Debel (su &etruten mel6e fur bic tom.
menbe air6enparabe 59wentungen
iiben): yGerIs, penn SIR feline
S9wenfungen f6unt, mas bat benin
bann Der gan5e &ir68aus fit einen
3ped2"
@efdbrli@.
Misconfner Dorffiffer eau einem
Sarmer): sMifter gbmaier, i1 fir6t',
Sic tper'n beuer nod bic 0ofet perlie:
reu J" = Garmer: nS92 @iefo?" =
Dorffiifer: Isle uerfen ieoesmal Ell
9oienfnopf in ben 2lingelbeutefi
poitmeifer Glaus in Samestopn,
Datota, gab einmat ein n2ot1 fir cine
6lafbe @hampagner tpeg. 6eute 1T
bahelbe n2Ot" 3d. 900 merit. Das
fommt oabon!
Sn einigen 5agen erldeint in
Deuiidlano bic erfie Summer Der
rMeifer" betitelten Mufit3eitung,
ipel6e gang unb ear Der WagnerT9en
Muiif gewibmet iein mirb.
81. Waifer5m8, Der in sana Seras
riibmli9ft betannte Spesialif, bat 1i6
in Solge 5ablrei6er an i'm ergangener
Nufor6erunget beranlabt geieben, Sun
Mntonio einen 8eiu6 ab3uifatten. St
bat i'm MaDerid 9DteI, 3inmer
81 unb SO, Quarter genommen, no ct
bon ieBt ab toniultirt tueroen farm. ct
Int eo;uou M,,fhr{hou L;s $3.50, OK n on
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-29
CHICAGO LADIES.

Intellectual Aspirations Love for
Books In Chicago Than Boston.
Charles Dudley wancr Ia Harpcrs for May.
Still II remains true here, m elsewhere
in tho United States, that women are In
advance in the intellectual revival. One
cannot yet predict what will De the result
OF this continental Juror for literary, scion
tifc and study clubs--in some places in
the east the literary wave has already
risen 10 the height Of the scientific study
Of whist for the time being Chicago
women aro in tho full swing Of literary
life. Mr.. Browning says that more Of his
books are sold In Chicago than In any
other American city. Granting some az
icctation, some passing fashion. In the
Browning Dante aud Shakespeare clubs. I
think Il is true that the Chicago woman,
who is imbuod with the energy Of the
place, IL more serious In her work Than are
women In many other places; ut least she
Is more enthusiastic. Her spirit is open,
more that oi.frank admiration than Of crti.
cism Of both literature and Of authors.
This carries her not only further into tho
heart OF literature ITSELF but into a
ktnulno cnlolnlcnt OF H-Nhnung
almost 10 some circles at the east,
who are too cultivated 10 admire with
warmth or 20 surrender themselves
10 the delights Of learning. but find their
nyocation rather in what might be called
literary dctraction, the spirit being that Of
dissection Of authors and books much NJ
social gossips pick 10 pieces the characters
Of those of their own set. And one occu-
patton IL n good ~ the other. Chicago
has some reputation for beauty, for hay-
Ing pretty, dashng and attractive women;
II ~ ~ much entitled 10 be considered for
IL intelligent women who arc intellect.
ually agreeable. Comparisons are very
unsafe, but Il is my impression that there
IL more love for books IN Chicago than In
New York society, and less II the critical,
nil admiran spirit than In Boston. II
might DO an Indication u no value (only
Of tho taste Of individually that books
should be- the fashionable "iayon" az n
fashionable german, but there is book.
store In the city whose evidence cannot DO
sct aside by reference 10 any freak Of fash.
ION
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-29

Ridge and Joined Gen. Lee before the
seven days OF battle around Richmond, in
1862, which ended in the total discomft-
uro Of Gen. Mcclellan. How, It will be
asked, were Stonewall Jackson's foot cav
airy equipped? Not in the same manner
as the English infantry which on June IL,
l775, attacked tho raw American levics
posted on Bunker's hill, near Boston, and
carried their works, with tremendous loss
TO the assailants, who, according TO Mr..
Charles Ross, tho biographer of
Lord CORVALLIS, moved to the
attack in heavy marching order with
three days provisions in their knapsacks,
and carried altogether a weight of 1926
pounds Bunker's Hill was fought on n
ieariully hot day--the climax OF the torrid
summer of America and the British reg
ulars in those days wore the leathor.strap
or neck cloth, which, even in the temper
ate climate of England, no one would now
regard otherwise than an instrument Of
torture. Very different was the equip
ment Of Stoncwall JaCkson's men. A
loose jnckot, soft and outrageous felt
hat, musket, seventy or eighty rounds
OF ball cartridge blanket rolled up and
thrown diagonolly over the shoulder aud
n thin water boHlc--such was the prrpara-
ton for battle, for skirmshing, for climb.
ing hills and iordng rivers with which the
NirginiNns, North Caroinians, Georgians
and Alahamians, who constituted the
'Stoncwall Brigade achieved wonders TO
which fow parallels can be found in the
history OF war.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-29
McmphIs aud ITS People.

Prom the Tennessee Wing.
Tho visit OF the Tennessee Press Associ.
ton 10 Memphis last week, Rrd the royal
manner in which they were entertained,
served 10 show the wonderful progress aud
growth Of the City on the Bluffs, and the
truo southern hospitality Of its citizens
As Col. Faulkner, Of Mississippi, remarked
In response 10 toast ut the enter
tainmont at Col. w. A. Golfers,
no other city could have survived
the terrible yellow fever epidemic
that Memphis had had, and survived and
prospcrcd ~ Memphis had done. lie at
tribulcd Il 10 the cnterprising, generous,
open hearted citizens ol the city. II lac
had added 90 this, also, It's geographical
situation, which Is not surpassed by any
city In tho entire Mississippi valley, hc
would have fully told Tho story.
Of thUo great States, on the banks
Of the Mississippi, tho gateway 10
the southwest, and railroads rapidly
multiplying. there IN no reason why Mem.
phis should bc second 10 any city In tho
south. Tho people now claim 10000 In
habitants including their suburbs, and
from what We saw and hcard-we do not
think they nfc Tar wrong. II II astonish.
ing Ia see the number ~ now houses,
finished and unfinished, la all directions.
The new dummy line runs ont four or five
miles, aud will help materially IN the
building up Of tho suburbs. The city has
decided nj last 10 GIT rid Of Wolf river
mud and water, aud the arlcsian wells
with lhoir splendid water will solve the
question. The bridge bill has become %
law and the Mississippi will soon b.
spanncd by a great bridge at Memphis. II
IL impossible 10 note the rapid changes
and progress being made. Tho poverty In
which tie war left most " the citizens Of
Memphis has been overcome and splendid
fortunes have been accumulated on all
sides. Memphis II destined TO 90 on pros.
pcring aud 90 prosper, and Us generous,
warm hearted peoblo deserve all the pros.
porily which now IL aud IL 30 be theirs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-29
ANOTHER RAILROAD.

From Huntington, on tho Mississippi
River, 90 Chattanooga.
From tho Vast Point Forum.
A civil engineer was here last week in
the interest Of new projected limo of rail-
road, or rather part of an old projected
line revised. As far back as lS72.73 on
ginceB were employed in the rcconois.
ancc Of q route for a railroad connecting
the Baltimore q Ohio with the then Trans
Continental line, now the Texas Pacific.
The panic of 1873 put an end 10 that
project for the Time but since the Tcnnos.
see 4 Coosa River road has practically he.
come an established fact interest has again
been revived in a part Of this line, with u
variation of the route, II is now proposed
connecting the Baltimore 4 Ohio and the
Noriold Il Western with Chattanooga,
then this line 10 commence at Chd,tanoo-
"a and run down tho Tennessee river
TO Guntenyille, thence from there
west 10 Cullman aud Vernon, Ala,
10 West Point, thence by way
OF Wathall and Duck llill 10 Huntington
ON TO tho Mississippi river, opposite Ar.
kansas City, where II will connect with
the Gould system, with routes 10 Little
Rock, and also by way OF Camden 10
Tcxarkann, where connection Is made In
every direction In Texas. This road nt
GuntoByillc will connect with the Decatur
4 Rome and the Tennessee x Coosn River
road (thc initial SYSTEM in the northeast
corner Of Fuycttc county, Ala. II will
connect with the Memphis 4 Brming-
ham, giving Chattanooga another route 10
Memphis and West Point. aud the coun-
try west n connection with Memphis and
birmingham. AZ West Point Il would
connect with the Mobile 4 Ohio for
points north aud south, aud also with
the Illinois Central for New Orleans
and other southern points; ut Duck Hill
with the main line oi the Illinois Central
for Memphis and other northern points,
while ut Arkansas City IL connects with
the Gould system, the largest aud most
economical system IN the world. This
| road whom built will mako u great addition
| 10 the rail facilities oi West Point. With
| In scventy-iiyc miles II reaches some OF th
| best coal and iron beds In Alabama, bc
sides making n through direct line to Cha
tanoOgn, Baltimore, Washington, Philadc
phia aud New York We are assured tbs
Just ~ soon m tho prcliminarics arc pei
iccicd that abundant capital can DO pru
| cured for the building Of this line Of road
and that no donation or subscription vii
| be asked.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-29
ayertIna Timber Famine.

TTUln IH0 W0nVUT IOVWTTI0li
II IL 10 bo hoped that tho celebration Of
Arbor day; which takes place on the 9th
inst, will DO morc general this year than
ever before la Colorado. Every one who
plants good Tree docs something 10 en-.
rich and bcauiiy the locality aud 10 serve
poslcrity. II every one who can afford II
would plant nj least one tree each year
what vnst forest tho aggregate would
rcprcsent In 1900. We hope that the press
and pulpit and schools OF the State will
unite IN doing everything In their power
10 secure the planting Of ~ many good
shade trees rs possible week from next
Friday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-29

out her hand for it languidly. Anything
of interestP
"To you, yes of great interest, should
say. Listen. 'On the 10Th of September,
at st. Simon's church, Battlesea, Peggy,
only child of the late Winford Magnus,
esq, to Harold William, tenth Earl of
Glencore. "
Ada gave bound
"Peggyl" she shreked. "Mother! Obi"
But Lady Jane interrupted her With
q supreme effort the modern martyr rose to
the occasion.
"Be calm, dear child" she said "Sec
what your GOODNESS has driven him TO.
However, poor fellow, in spite OF his dis
appointment he was determined, II seems,
| to marry one Of the family"