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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-28
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oct TanlenDen Sldtter ne ausbr1te, uH0
Beuteltbiere, tpie bas &dngurab.
Na9 Der rGreibeperiobe" finben
ii6 er1t u8rauntobIen" Eager. Sic
riibren BON 2aubs unb M~abelb6l3ern Der
unb bon Naco9bo9es big an sic Mtass
cola fennt man teBt bter 2ager bers
felben. 3iebt man eitte 2inie bon
paris in 2anar GountD am &eb
@ioer iber Can Mntonio mad
benz Rio @ranbe, etpa 40 Mfeiler
iiibli6 bon eagle pas, 10 bat man
aiemli6 genau bic @ren3e 3pif9en ber
Greibes unb Sertidr>p erio6e TT Seras.
@aes 2anb iib6itli9 BON bteier 2inie
geb6rt BET Sertidrformation at, bic
iinger als bic Rreioe lift. MIes 2atb
nnrbwefli6 1T mitbin alter.
Sie gan5e Selegrapben 3 2inte BON
bier big 8radett, AZ MeiIet1 lang, 1T
BON ben Ser. Staten gum Nie6erlegert
bertauft tDorben. Sie Qerren Saggi
& So. uarett bic &dufer.
9ie bteiige nga9le BaB Simes", fos
tuie bic 2arebo'er 3eitungett asitiren ges
genwdrtig fiir iofortige giienbabns@er>
binoung Der beioen Stdbte, mas fur
uns bier aud cine birefte 8erbinoung
nit CORPUS @briiti unb benz @olf Be.
beuten utrbe.
Mm %. Mai f,ab ftarb bier Serr
Gouts Solh, enter Der valten girger"
bon eagle paB, unb @igentbiimer BON
pOol9's 9otel", LANCE 3eit Dos einaige
un6 bette @aftbaus bier. st mar am
20. Mdr3 1882 gu Neu > Greifabt 1T
Babeft gebDren, tam 1854 nod Mmerifa
unb faufte fi9 bel @altrobile cine Garm,
no er aber tDdbrenb mebrerer trodener
Sabre ni@t bel bor fi9 bra9te. 9antt
tam 1861 Der Grieg, In benz er in ber
conf6berirten Mrmee unter Ser. See
biente unb nod bret Sabren, tpie bieIe
Mnbere aud, in Go1se Der Strapa3er,
f9le9ter 8erp1egung unb f6le9ten
Ma6ers, NIT franter 2eber beimfam.
SIN Sabre 1866 fam er mad eagle BaB
unb als gutter Bu9balter arbeitete ct
nod chamber fur bic 6erren Srei9,
R6nnid unb Daniel Wiife, big er 1872
nit ieiner Jrau, elmer perfeften 2D6in,
bas Dol6's 6otel anfing, bas ft9 ieits
benz itattli6 entpideIt bat. SEEDS Sim
Der, 2 S0bne, babot1 elmer unier
@ountD Nfefor unb 4 S6dter, lebett
aus bieier gbe. Set ldneerer 3eit
mar er frdntli@ urto in BEN lebten ball
ben Sabre nabmen feline &rdfte qua
febenbs ab, 10 .oaB ct aulebt feIbft fem
@nbe berbeipiini9te. Mas bic ganae
Gamilie gu ieiner @rlei9terung tbun
fonate, 1T gef6eben. aber umionlt.
Im %. Mai ftarb CT unb am Sage boz
rauf puroe er unter grpBer Sbeilnabme
Der bieligen 8eD6lferung nod ieiner
lebten &ubefdtte gebradt. ST bate
tuenigifens ben Srof, baB er feline ga.
mile moblberiorgt un6 9eaGtet binters
ldBt. Sn NQem, mas @ef1dft ats
betrift, banbelte er ffets als gbrenmann
unb mic ielbft mar er, 10 LANCE i9 bier
bin, Elm gutter Greunb. @ar man@mal
bat er mid auf @rturftoneu besleitet,
ober ipeun's ettpas 3u melt ging, aud
gefabren, po ib germ bin po1te. Mt6ge
ct ianft ruben bon ieiuer Miibe unb UT,
belt! 81. 9ielf@er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-28

= Die Commercial Travellers Pro-
tective Association" Der Ser. Staten
bat iiber 5000 Mitslieber unb III
bieleidt bic ftdrtfe Organization bet
Grt In Der Welt. Mir. SObn q. Stone,
Der Sefretdr unb 69abmeifer SO. 79
Sedrborn 6trabe, Chicago, iast, baf
e. feit atpansis Sabreu Sutueilen bon
2rdmpfen unb bili6ier 2oIit befalen
iuurbe, bic ibn BON 3-6 Sagen aus
8ett fefelten. Wdbrenb er in ST.
2ouis Der lebten SabresperiammlunQ
Der Mfoeiation beiuobnte, taufte er iid
cine GIai6e bon ngbamberlains aoiit,
CHOLERA uub 9iarrboe Hemeop" uno
sebrau9t He feitbem nit gutem grfolse.
IS lit bic ein3ige Neoiain, bic er ie ge.
funben, tpel@e cine i@nele unb boa'
ffdnbise Qur betuerffellist. 2eiuer fam
.obne He fiber reifeH. 8ertauft bor
q. gobn & Co., Ode Weif Som.
tierces unb GabofsS trabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-28
MHerlet.

x1lGEIGbs
= Muf bebauernsmertbe Meife fanb
gbuarb 8. Minters, ber 6hmies
geriobn bes 6errn Wm. $. Bitter, ieis
men Sob. Wdbrenb er am @amfag
Ibenb f6 nit elmer alien piffole gu
f6afen ma6te, entlub li9 Bic
Wafe ouf unauftldrbare Meiie
utib bic &ugel subr benz iunge,t
Manne 10 unglidli6 ins 8siu, baB fe
bic S@lagaber aerriB, fobaB Der Sob
eintrat, ebe irgeno tpelde 6tlfe berbeis
gebra9t tperben fpnnte. Nm Sonntag
9ta6mittag 5 ubr fanb bic 8eeroigung
bes 8erlngliidten ftatt, Der am Sage
3ubor INN biefelbe a3eit- nod i'm 8ols
belize ieiner SugeRbfrait eeifanben
batte.
= Sn benz Gale 6. 8. Oignouitp
segen Gibseralb fonnt fid bic Surp
ni6t einigen unb tprr6e entlahen.
SEEDS waren fur, feds sesen bic Ser.
urtbeilung.
= Sb. 9p9itetter, in fat allen Sbeis
len bes States poblbefannt, neil er in
peri@iebenen giseni6aften, aIs 2ebrer,
@ibif. Sngenieur, Bu9bqlter &C., tbGtig
mar, 1T ouf benz Wese bon Oatbile
mad Silben i'm Jrio &iber ~ertrunfen.
Seine 2eide tuuroe i'm GluHe f9pims
ntenb aufgefunben.
- Orei Gnaben Namens Sno. Sri.
ton, Gbanonep Saneod unb Suao
66miot finb berbaftet pprben, neil fe
i'm Store BON 2erour & @osgrope etc
mo- flnf3ig 9ai9enmeffer seitobIen 20.
ben. Sn ibrem 8efiB tpurber muir nod
finfaebn Stid gefunben.
= Sn ben 6fentli9eu S9ulen fins
ben in ben Sagen bonn %. big gum 80.
Mai bic prhfuusen ftatt. Ser beutf6e
l1nterri9t in ben Greiidulen, Der unter
Der beionberen 2eitun5 bes Serrn Mler.
2ubn ftebt. wiro in ben Z @9ulen cts
tbeilt bon Germ Naseler unb ben Das
men: SRI. Sebsen, 6. @oFp, q. RbBs
lp, s. &oHp, S. Saenel unb 6. 9eus
finger. SIN Z. unb s. 8rabe unterri9s
tet 5err &ubu.
= Mm g.. 4. unb 5. SUM- finben in
DER " 0 q us " ID D e.
S9ule au 8rpan college Sta.
tion) bic ibliden Geierli9teiten gum
S9IuHe bes S9uliabres ftatt. Die
9nitalt entldBt bies Sabr IL Nbituriens
ten, unter benen fi9 neun S6bne beuts
f9er gitern befinben, ndmli9: paul
Braun, 8, s. Sonas unb %. u.
Wur3ba@ bon San antonio, 5. s.
9ofmanr, %. .. &. pfeufer unb
s. &ennert bon Neu 8raunfeIs, &. S.
9ietert BON &errpile, u. g.. unb %.
$. &aolle bon Snbuitrb. Aqe bieie
iungen 2eute ~berlaffen 5iefe Stats.
NnItalt, UNI nit elmer fOliben pi1en.
f1aftli9en unb praftif6en 8ilbung
berfeben, als Se9nifer, Snsenieure ober
als @ei9dftsleute, ins 2ebeH ein3us
treten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-28
8 eTa 8.

nnb iebt bat fi6 nod giner se>
t1eloet, ber bebauptet, Der re9tmdBtge
Grbe bes Som 8ean In 8onbam 3n
fein. IS 1T bies Step. g.. s. Bean BON
9ar6forb, &p.
SIM 9ifrittgeridt gu @alpefon
purbe Bent. s. &esan bon Der &nt(age,
ben Groceriften Sobn Melinger in
9ouitor ermorbet gu baben, freiges
fpro9en.
- Sen Muftn bat Der alderman 9r.
6. g. Giiber BEN Nntrag seiteut, bet
SIP beg alderman 9e@reB fir patant
gu e~rfldren, neil lebterer als ebemaliz
ger 8unbeszO ffi5ier ftr Elm @ibil Mmt
ni9t mdblbar 1T.
= Sn Mnberion, Grimes County,
uuroe Wm. 8. &oe, ber feine Grau in
brutaler Weife ermprbete, i'm 8eiiein
bon 5000 Meni9en gebdnet. 8is gum
lebten Iugenblid bebauptete er feline
uni@ulo.
= Mm 26. tpurbe bic poittuti9e,
mel@e Griebri@sburs Gbenbs 6 ubr
perl6Bt, UNI nod Comfort gu fabren,
5eb1 Nfe1len BON Der Staot entfernt,
oort atpel Wegelagerert1 angebaltet.
per aretoer paul Nolertbal tubr, obne
ote 3urufe gu beagten, geIadDll9 toels
ter, bradlte teooG bic Yferoe gum Sttus
ttai1o ais er init ben Sdufeu BON 5tDel
goppelftntert beorobt nuroe. Ole
StraBenrduoer leertett ole potlade aus
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-28

AZ Or. 80 affer3mg, ber be-
ribmte 6pe5ialift, 1T pl6bli9 tele9ras
pbif9 nod feiner 6eimatsitabt Dallas
berufeu Dorben. Der Sottor tpirb ies
bod am 80. bieies Wonats tuieber bier
eintrefen uno baum fir breiBig Sage
bier bleiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-28
Stripe 8arsains in Stabt Grnuo=
itiider.

Gin fanfsis Mder umfaFenbes Sthd
2anb, gIatt tpie elm Gid nit feinem
Boben, 0fli9 bon Der. Gta6t, apiiden
8urnets unb 2amarsS traBe unb inner>
baI3 2 .Meilen bonn Mittelpunft Der
Stabt unb 3 8Iods bon elmer ge6arters
ten StraBenbabnlinie uno @aferleitung
on Militdr : Mbenue, III foeben In 2ots
BON bibi9er @r6Be unb in tpeiten
StraBen ausgelegt tDorben. 9iefe 2ots
fino ieBt gum preiie bon $50, $75 urb
800, auf lei9te Sermine ober gegen
baar, gum 8ertauf. Gutter Sitel uno
@arrentees9 eebs. Gommt fofort uno
mir aetgen gu9 bieie uub anbere
@runbftide, bic SIR 81 einem Bargain
baben f6nnt.
@runbeigentbiimer i'm COUNTY, tpeI9e
bertaufen tpollen, mbsen u1s bamit be-
auftraaen. ba mir biele Nuftr1ge bon
bier unb austpdrts baben.
@bas. 8. 9ignomitD&@ Co.,
No. l Weft Soufon StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-28

= Die .Snternational Tair NFo.
ciation@ BON San Antonio bat fi9 burf
bic MabI bon 9eamten unb zines 81.
rettoriurns organiRrt. Col. O.. ..
anbretps III prdfbeut unb 8. W,
@reeDrp, Gefretdr. Die @eieaf6afi
Idbt fi& eineH Greibrisf ausfellen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-28

Sur 8lutreinisung eebtau@e i'd
li4ts anberes ipie Or. Guguft 26nie's
hamburger $ropfen, bas bette M | T.
tel baftr. = Grau Marp SCHUBERT,
$50 GpelIs Mbenue, &o@effer, 81. ..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-28

sas- 9ln ben ,,2(lamp Gprmice
@urts. fino bic 9erren Sbafer, 8ras
ben unb s.. s. 8obrie betbeiligt-alIo
ge6iegene praftif9e Mdnner in bieiem
Sadie. Sic liefe,n @efimle bon galpas
nifirtem gifen uno 3innbd9er, 5ancp
8ar 5irtures, 3inn, 2upfer unb gifens
platten &C. &C. Office unb Mertltdtte
go. 81 Weits@ Commences StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-28

1a- Die feiniten um6 mobernfen
Sommerbite. 8eiebt uniere ausges
sei6neten Strobbite fur so Gents.
pantoaf & S0bn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-28

aaF 9as Eager in fertigen 9naiiseu
1T bieies Sabr better unb rei@baltiger
in Nuswabl unb preiien als ie bel
Pancoat 6 Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-28

"a Or. 80 aiier5us, Der bes
ribmte 9pe3ialif, III pl6bli9 telegra=
pbii9 mad feiner 9eimatbsitabt Dallas
berufer tporben. Ser Sottor miro ies
bod ONT 20. bieies Monats tpieber bier
eintrefen unb bann fir breiBis Sage
bier bleiben.
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Gtm Sdtdd)teldtrn

Son Gper's Yiaers1in Der Eaide 1T 70 gut
ipte Gin gau3er Arsneifofeu. Da ie brett
auf Maget nno @ebdri1e lptrfen, 10 baben
fe in6ireft ouf iebes aubere Organ i'm 2eibe
Ginaue. @enu Gtbruns i'm Wasen eiu=
tritt, 70 greift oas beu &opf on, man uers
bart ntdt geb0rig, has 8lut miro biinn,
unb man Tam lei9t jeoer berridenoen
arantbeit gum Opfer falen. WiB W. 6.
Bopte 0 Milfesbarre, Ra., bridt bic
Banse Mabrbett in folsenoen ,penigen @ors
ten aus: sd eebraude feline an.
bere Mr3uet ais aper's Ytllen.
Gle finb NIes, mas mat braudt, unb ers
fpareu einesl ollie DOctors<R eduungen."
Mls Elm 8utes 8eiipiel bent uns bier
Gin Mr3t,
Der feline Granei.E afde perioren bate fid
aber 0o1hdnbig -ausgeriifet fanb, oa Tim
cine Gla1de BON Aper's Yiaen CUR Sano
NOR. 5. Nrriiou, MD, aus San,Soe,
Gal, i9teibt:
Gor ettpa 6rei Sabret trar id 6ur9
etneu ble6en 5ufa1 10 81 iagen ge3tpnngen
mehreren &ranfen inter elmer Errippe bon
9ngenteuren IN ben 9ierrasH enabas@e.
birgen Mper'S 4bfdbrenbe pilet az Der.
ibreiben, ba beiui reberieten iiber etnen
GebirgsfluB uteiue Hr5netsGaffe uerloren
gegangen fpar. Sd mar iptrflia 70 er.
itaunt aub erfrent fiber bic @irfnng Der
Bileu, 6o6 ib fernere 8erfuhe NIT ibnen
anifeqte, 70 tpte audi nit Sbrent @berrn.
Electoral unb Sbrer Sariaparila; unb i'd
mu6 eutiHieSen gu ihreu @uniten ipre9en.4
Sotu %. Bropn, M. D., boil Oceana,
IS. 3d., {freibt: sd peridreibe aber's
Biuen off In metner Yraris, unO ftnoe fe
ausge3eidnet. SD ratbe in Santilien 81
trren a~lgemeinem @ebraude."
Z. O. 6otiRgs, MD, aus Baltimore,
MO., lhreibt. Dag Mper's .Yiuen Die
8ranfteiten. fir tuelhe fe beitinnit itn6,
iiberiualtigen rnb beifen, tafir babe ib 10
entidtebene Bepeile, tpie man nIr for6ern
fauu. gte finb bas bette N~b5iibru1ittel,
bae uuierelt SADIE gu @ebote ftebt."
MUer's Hillen,
3mbereitet pon
DR.. 3. 9. ates 6 Co., eauea, gsaii.
Sn allen Mpotbeten ~ baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-28

sdr Sbr fpart @elb, tpenn ibre Cure
Orndia9en BET Sobnon 8ros.
anfertigen ldBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-28

1a- Bros. lieferm bic
beten unb biligiten Srudia@ea. @ebt
au ibuen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-28

~ 9ie Morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company Iiefert wdbrenb bee
eommers bic frii6eiten @eeff6e. Mb'
l~ieferung fret ins 9aus. 24,5,t-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-28
Lone Star Brewing Company.

9ie idbrli9e 8eriammlung Der ut,
tiondre Der Gone Star 8rauerei finbet
am 5. Sum- 1888 In Der Office Der
&ompagnie itatt.
8. g. Berg,
$685. gieesp rdiibent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-28
&aaren Wei16ft
-bDn-
PAUL WAGNER.

Die reidife unb elesanteffe Ansmab
bon Nrtifeln, melde 4H b~eIcubers 40
@eburtstass. unb 9oaseits . @eidehten
eisnen, als
Silberplattirfe Woaren.
5tatueu bon Brpn3e, Sierra /. Gotta,
Ycr3ellan unb Mabaffer.
@elisiSfe Gisuren, @ruciire unb Ro-
ientrdn3e.
Blumen.Y aien unb Snapeln.
Eaien, fem beccrirte.
Nlbums in GROCER ,Nuewabl.
photographer aler Nrt.
Scnpenirs NIT 81 HnHdten o Sun
Mntcnic, fir so Gents.
8ilDers unb Bilber= Rabmen.
Wfuitfboien unb l1bren.
Opernsldier unb Ternrctre.
9ai4enmefer unb Sdeeren.
Sarners unb 6errensE cilet WeeeIaire.
@elbtai&en fir 6erren unb Dauleu.
Oamen.S anbtai4en.
Brief. Mappen.
@4reibseuse unb Ncti3bader.
0i1tensR artens Gtuis.
Damensa rbeites 4dlfden unb RSrbe.
9anb=5 piesel unb Rdmme.
Haud-Eiide unb Serbice.
@isarren.G tuis.
3eitun8s; Wfappen.
Spa3ierftSde.
8osels nnb Gi9hcru. Rdfae.-
Mccorbeons, 3itbern unb 5armcuieos.
@uideln in GROCER auswobl.
orr QHAA-.-kx
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-28
@ele &c besIetbes
816O.OOO.

11sr .ssin slid berfu9t nnb obiae Summs
sbe slntn GbtiI babeu In Der 2oHifiana, ober
ax9 $4,000 n Bet 2itiie eabaua fotterie se.
@sinafn in5&te, msnhs f@ fir fifsts an
DUCK REscHE, stIairo Ylats.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-28

@roquetss Sets gu $1.25,
9Gngematten,
&in6erpagen at $3.50,
Merifanifde Wafertibler,
8aie Balls unb Bats,
bel Saul Wasner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-28

~ ~Z0N~
Den einainen Msen y

Der &ettnngss Nuter if 40
babsn beim Budhdnbler Mic. Tengg,
no. 218 @cmuserceiruBe, Gan Gntcnio.
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-16

potatoes on the free list, but keep the South
ern farmers rice and sugar protected against
foreign competition. They are using tariff
legislation to reward their political friends
and punish their political enemies. That
Is use which is Legitimate and dishonest.
The House of Hohenzollern row has its
third Emperor, having risen from the pos
sessions Of petty medieval count to the
imperial dignity through the turmoils Of a
thousand years. A thousand years ago the
ancestors of the young man who is now
Emperor William III, dwelt in the Suabian
castle Of Hohenzollc rn. The site of the old
castle has continued to modern times as the
patrimony Of the Suabian Hohenzollerns,
but 1t is not with them that the destinies Of
Germany are now concerned. In 1910
younger branch of the family settled in
Franconia and by fortunate marriage
came into possession of the Burgravate of
Nuremburg, and in 1878 the Emperor Rudolf
made the Burgrave Prince. Then a
Hohenzollen Burgrave bought the Margra-
vate Of Brandenburg, which happened to be
for sale, and became Margrave of Branden
burg, and little later was raised to the dig
nifty of eleetor. In the early part of the six
teenth century, this accumulative family at
tanned also the Duchy of Prussia, and its
head, George William, became Duke of
Prussia as well as elector of Brandenburg
and Burgrave of Nuremburg. His successor
Frederick William, called the "Great
Elector," solidfed and added to the posses
sions of the house, leaving on his death in
1858 state of a million and a half of people.
The line of Hohenzollern has since that time
made its way to the front by playing great
and successful part in the great commissions
of Europe. The Great Electors son, Fred
erick Ill, was crowned a king in 1701, becom-
ing Frederick !. of Prussia, thus giving the
family royal dynasty. Since that time the
line has been as famous as any in Europe
These are the sovereigns of the House Of
Prussia, some of them warriors, some states
men Soma mai thar.
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-16

A western naturalist has warned the peo-
pie OF northwestern States that formidable
brood OF seventeen-year locusts may be ex-
peeted this year. The coming Of these inter-
esting but terrible pests happens ON year
rather remarkable for the baneful activities
OF the lower orders of life. In Algeria the
panic stricken husbandmen are fighting an
army OF crickets. These insects, usually of
such good repute, are making in Algeria an
amount of trouble that is heralded far and
wide over the earth. They are said to be
advancing in compact mass twelve miles
broad through the province of Constantine,
taking every green thing as they go. Like
the locusts of old Egypt and of modern
Cyprus they come as an army. putting the
farmers at their mercy.
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-16

A mildly esteemed contemporary up in
Franklin county expresses qualification that
the common people" agrees with its views.
A very able Wing statesman once complete
ly wrecked his party in the first district of
Maine by moving in convention that GER
tain address be published and circulated
among the common people," and the candi-
date for Congress in this district two years
ago who talked about the ''laboring and the
lower classes" discovered too late that he
had made a bad blundsr We advise our
Franklin contemporary to heed these warn
ings and cease talking about the common"
people else it will have little cause in the
future to congratulate itself on its popular
itv
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-16
1t is difficult to see how in the face of his

1t is difficult to see how in the face of his
last letter Mr.. Blaine can be nominated, or
how. If nominated, he can accept. 81 could
moi" he said in that letter, accept without
leaving in the minds of thousands of these
men This faithful supporters In the past the
impression that had not been free from in
direction. and therefore could not accept it
tat ALL" If Mr.. Sherman. Mr.. Gresham
Mr.. Allison. Mr.. Harrison, Mr. Alger, Mr..
Depew and Mr.. Hawley, and all of their
supporters, should ask Mr.. Blaine to accept
then the difficulty would be removed, but
unless they do SO it would seem that the OBJ
stacle which Mr.. Blaine pronounced an insu-
perahle one to his acceptance of the nomin
alton will remain
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-16

1t has been said that survivors of the bat.
tie Of Tippecanoe are to 20 to Chicago to
boom Harrison. As Tippecanoe was fought
seventy-seyen years ago there cannot be
many of these veterons who can 60 and still
fewer who would be worth anything as
effective boomers" after they should be
once there. OF the Tippecanoe political
campaign, however, there ought to be
around Chicago good many Of the surviy-
ors. And what those old hard-cider Wings
did not know about booms was not worth
knowing
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-16

In the grip of a mortal disease the German
Emperor, in spite of all his towers, was OF
no more account than would have been the
humblest peasant in his dominions. But his
sublime courage in facing mis- trials was
worthy the imperial scion of the house of the
Great Frederick.
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-16

The repeated attacks upon and misrepresenta
IONS OF Mr.: Burle1gh by the Portland Press and
the long drawn out constitution al speech 81
Suuge Sym.o o against Mr. Barleigh IN the con
Cleaves's canvass. Harrington Chronicle
The PRESS neither attacked nor misrepre.
sented Mr. Burleigh. Itdiscussed In general
terms question of party policy. The only
personal attack and misrepresentation made
during the canvass was made by the Farm
ington Chronicle; and it was an attack SO
discreditable that the Republicans of Farm
ington condemned it by sending delegation
instructed for the candidate whom the
Chronicle assailed. The question of party
policy which was raised, was settled by the
convention, and it is now the part of every
loyal Republican PAPER to face the common
enemy. This the Portland PRESS intends to
do to the best of its ability; but it has no
apologies to make for having objected to a
line OF policy which seemed not to be for the
best interests of the party, nor will it allow
to pass unrebuked slur at the man who on
the floor Of that convention showed the
courage OF his convictions and his loyalty to
the Republican party. We trust that this is
the last time we shall need to speak on this
subject. The campaign before the Republic
can party in this State is no child's play /:
and the common enemy must be met by
Republican column backed by every resource
and inspirited by thorough harmony.
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-16

District Attorney Fellows, of New York,
says he is twenty-one years old and shall go
away when he wants to. Perhaps, too. in
the case Of the thieves, he thinks he can let
90 whomsoever he wants to.
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-16
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There are in this line warriors. statesmen,
men of letters and men of pleasure. In the
footsteps of whom of his ancestors will
young William IL. follow?
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-16
A CAMPAIGN OF PRINCIPLES.
[Aroostonk Rennhlican.l

The Republicans of Maine have nominated
as their standard bearer, a man of ability
and perfect integrity Of character, and as the
Democrats have also made wise selection,
the contest will be for principles and NOT
men, and the Republican party will march
to glorious victory under the banner of
Protection to Home Industries" against
the vital truths of which the efforts of the
able leader of the Democracy, backed by the
patronage of the government, will prove Of
little avail.