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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11
Sic SebMng bes Spbentuertbes bmrtb
bic S1fnnffrie.

w OW~$s$<
pWenn irgenb ein Garmer" = iagt
Bic in Doper, Stem Scrip, eri@einenbe
"New Era rfi6 babon iber5eugen
min, bon tpie groBea Nuber bas e6ubs
soqz5Dftem fir ben Stano per Nderz
bauer 1T, 10 brau9t er nur bic preife
beg Garmlanbes in benieni9en Staaten
Der Union, nel9e cine bur9 ben Sarif
bei9ibte Snbufrie. befiben, nit benz
Wertbe bes 2anbes i1t ben mad Greiban.
bel fGreienben Staten au perglei9en,
peI6e ausi6lieBli6 bonn Iderbau leben.
9te ftatiftif9en Sabellen, pel9e i'm
Iderbaus8 Bureau gu Waibinston na9
3uberldffgen, amtlt9en grmittelungen
angefertigt peroen, seber ibnt bas Mas
terial gu einem fol9en @erglei@e att bic
6anb. Sic tpeiien nod, baB in ben
Staten, :pel@e no6 feline Sybutrie
entmidelt baben, ber 9ur6f9ntttss
Wertb 6es Garm : 2anbes apii9en SIS
unb $40 fir ben older f@mautt, unb =
fe weiien ebenio nod, baB int Staate
Stem Seriep, tuo bic inbufriellen Suffer-
ef5en i@on porpiegenb ftnb, Der 9ur6s
i9nitts : preis bes 6arm . 2anbes fd
auf $65.16 per older felt, In penn1pls
panien, Netp Sort, MaKa9uietts unb
anberen Manufatturs @taatet1 auf mebr
ais $45. Ni9t alein bas; es tpir6 fi1
aus berielben amtli6e1 @tatitit iber=
aeugen f6nnet, baB cine Mertbfeiges
rung beg aderbauz2 anbes udbrenb 6es
leBten Biertel S%abrbunoerts eieenHi9
muir in bentenigen Staten ftattgefunben
bat, uel6e es ft6 our Mufgabe sema9t
baben, Snbufriez3 meige BET beri9iebem.
ften Mrt BET fi6 ein3ubirgern unb bae
bur6 benz Garmer einen beiieren Marft
gu i9affen. unb bic Sabeuen bes
MderbausB Bureaus liefern auBerbent nod
ben Na6meis, baB bic Qrbeit BON
1000, 600 Meni6en in ben Staten,
mel@e cine unter benz S9ub bes Sarif.
geiebes bltbenbe Snbuftrie beFber,
idbrli9 $3.50, 900 rnebr an Wertb bro,
bu3irt, als bic Nrbeit bon 1900, 900
Menfden in bet glet9en 3eit In ben
rur Nderbau treibenbeu rGreibanbels"s
Staate1 p~robu3iren fann.
I'm bel uus gu bleiben, TO- tpirft fi9
bic Grage auf: Worin Iiegt es, baB
ber Dur9I6nittss Mertb BON Tarmlan6
i'm State New Serfep elm b6berer 1T,
als it trgenb einem anberen State Der
l1niou2 lub wtrbe BET Mertb beHelben
elm 10 GROCER fein, penn mir mad benz
Static ber oemotratii9en Staatsmdnner
bon Seras, Mrfanfas unb &entudp ses
ban6elt, bas beiBt uenn mir iebeu iTas
britbetrieb BON uns fern gebaIten bdts
tens .Das tderli9 ni9t, unb bic @rs
fldrung oafir, tueBbaIb bas Garmlanb
bon Nst Seriep einer 10 bel b6beren
Wertb betommen bat, ldBt fi@ in febr
tuenigen Worten geben: Inter Der
3tpan3tgidbrigen 9errf6aft beg @1ubs
5OQes, bonn Sabre 1860 big 1880 1T bic
'3abl Der. Gabrifen bon Alb aui
LIPS geftiegen, unb bic 3abl Der in ber
Sabuftrie bef6dftisten Mrbeitsbdnb:
BON Sc. 027 auf 1896; ber Bettag
ber 26bne, met9e bic Nrbeiter perbieni
baben, bat fi6 bon $16;277,357 aui
$50, 083, 045 bermebrt. Ser WaGss
tbum unierer Snbuffrien unter BEN
S@ube ber 3olgeieBgebung bat Sc, 600
mebr Meni9en Beiddftigung gef9aft,
als friber babel bef6dftigt geueien tpa'
rem, unb bic Snbufrie : Mrbeiter baben
an 2bbnen 40 Miaionen Dollars mebr
beroient, momit fe bic Nabrungsmittel,
tuel6e unfere Garmer probuciren, faus
fen fonnten!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11
81. @aIier3ma

1T pteber bier e~insetrofen uttb betpobnt
bic Gunner go. 81 unb 81 in1 Maberid
9otel no CT fir bic nd@ften 80 Sos
&c anautrefen 1T. 9r. @aHersug
fommt, ermutbist bur9 ben grfoIg
ieines erften 8efu9es 1T unferer Stabt
unb BON bielen patienten aufgeforbert,
gum 3tDeiten Male bierber unb 1T tdgs
li6 pabreno ber in BET betrefenben
Nnseige angegebene1 Office Gtunbet1
au fpre9en. ST.. Wai1eraug lit ein err
fabrener Mr3t, BET Defenders III eepiKen
@pe5ialitdten Mlsgeaei6netes leifet unb
briQante &uren ausgefibrt bat, tpie
borliegenbe Mnerfennungsi6reiben Be-
tpeifen. 5,5, 6mt1mp
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11
California @eine.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm stoBes 2as
ger bon feinen California Meiuen Bel
Serrn s. s. MeDer anA& Pllamo
Bla3a. 5err Meper fu6t bic Meine
an Ort unb Stene aus uhb tallft brett
aus Dem Seller ter. Betnal6ter. Nls
gutem &enner gelingt es. Inn ftets, bic
belten Sorte,t ausaumdblen. St fant1
feline 9unben unb Gamilien nit einent
guten Sropfen berieben. &Otbz unb
WeiBmeiue in boraigli@er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone : fret
ins Saus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11
@eburtstagsgef@e nf.

so, mas i@ glss trieat bab' au
mein @eburtstag seltern, bas glauben
g gar ni9ti griiens bic pbotogras
pbie meiner 6rau friegt, banu elm Hebs
iea als 8ettborIas; bann bab' | frieet
3tpei gaar solbeue Mani9ettentnbpf,
banu bab' | friegt elm 3orb nit feinsn
Weinen - banil bab' friegt = Ia mar,
ten g., mas bab' | benn nod friest9
9i@tis, fault mir t9on elm: auf b.
Ra9t bab' i6 elm &aui9 triegt!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11
0preiIia.

,Mb, beut, gibt's ia meme 2eibipeii';
S1weinsbaren! 80, S6ani, Elm grs
tratrinfselb, unb bringen sic mir Elm
redt f96nes S9ueinsbarl!"
sd bant' i@6n, 9err Milsbubsr,
fir bas noble S~rinfselb : aber
S@meinsbareH gibt's ui6t mebr!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11
sa- 8ilige Yreiie fir 1leberi@uB in
6ommers unb Minter> Rleibern BET
pancoat & @obn.

nay Srau u. g e, beren
&eitaHration in 8ictnia, Seras, allen
@eiienben auf's bortbeilbaftete befannt
mar, bat ieBt an Nbenue 6. go. 232,
elm pribat ; 8oarbingbouie er6fnet.
guf quite Slide unb 8equemli9feiten
fir 9erren, benen elm eigenes 9eim
mangelt, tpir6 bic gr6Bte. Sorgfalt pers
tuanbt. preiie mdBis. gef6itisuns
un6 WObnung per Sag, Wo@e ober
Monat. 6,4,t3M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11
sbafer & @raoeu, protti6e glum

Sbafer & 8rabeu, prattif9e plum=
bers unb @asfitter, finb aueinige Mgene
ten fiir bic beriibmten Home Ranges,
bic botaigli@iten Sefen tint Marfte.
Sic baben groBe 8orrdtbe bon @9ldus
den, 8%abewannen, patent > Gloiets,
@aseinri9tungen, &ronleu6tern &C.
patentfrGbnen unb auen anberen ber=
ortigen Mrtiteln. Neben allen in ibr
Sad f@la9enben Nrbeiten ri@ten fie
elettrif9e &lingelahg &c Elm
unb balten fi6 fir Mles beiters ents
Problem. Sbafer & 8raben baben ben
&uf nur bic bette Nrbeit gu liefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11
gu fmblf Sid

GGmaG, neil bein 8lut uurein 1T. Mau
f0nnte ebe1t 10 gut ertparteu, bab bet Sc.
iunbheitssufau6 elmer Gtabt poIfontmen
jeit ioIle, tpenrt fte urreines @dher unb
iHIedbte GbJusstandle bat, spie oaB Elm 70
1aiaul,neHseiettfr Medanismus, tuie Der
uaenfdlide &5rper III oouiter Orbnuns
fetu fon, tpenn bur9 ieine tleinfen Ge.
terden uareines 4lut fiieBt. @eibt 6u,
ouB ieber Eropfeu Der atpei ooer bret
Gauontn Blut, bte but bait, ale brittbalbe
Niuuten bur9 Sers unb 2unse pafiirt, unb
oab bieies 8lut auf feinem Wege &nodbet
uno Mu8fel,s 9iru unb Nernen, iotuie olle
abrigen fiIiigen unb feften 9betle oes Sor.
pers bil6et? Dos Blilt if Der grobe Gr'
adbrer, ober, tuie Die 8ibel Fd arsbridt:
u0as 3ebet oes Settles"
81 e au perpunbern, baB, tpenn bas
1lut Ia ietneu Beffanbtbetlen niht boil.
foullneu rein III, bu 70 piele Nn3eiden ulbe'
{dreibtiHer llebel on Dir fnbet?
Mper'S Sariaparila ftebt bod iiber alen
anbern aIterireuDen unn biutreintgenDen
@r3neien. Gum getpeiie bienen fOlgenbe
sSeIgnl11e:
sd berfduie Mber's @~ariaparila idon felt
rs Sobrtn. Nad meiner NuiiAt 1tnb tn
bieier Mlebisin 6ie beftes unb mtrfiamten
Ntttet entbalten, bic 3nr 9eilung iolfer
&ransbeiten beitragen, ipelde aus BET ur'
reiubeit beS Nllltes herriihren."
GJgen s. 9il, M. D.. 381 @effte Mpe.,
g2eiuaD crl, 3agt. SD babe nte ettuas &C.
fnnbtll, Dos als b~luireiuigenbes nlb frdftt,
genbes Mittet Gper'S 9ariapariaa gleth
tommt. Gle entipridJt ibrem j3tpede uou'
toruuen."
slper'e @arfapariIa ertueif fid glei4
iuirilant bel dIen @rihetnungel bon 9tros'
pbelr, bel geldmiiren, &%arfunfeln. Blds.
den, Nusidl6gen, &reu5meb, 3atarrb
u. (. no.; baber TT fe bic bette
8riibfin8s. un1 @anss2lr5tei
tie TN 9aubsl 1T.
.Gs III erffaunlih, " fagt Wer. Cutler bon
Cutler Brothers & Co., Bofon.s ntuie fta
ADer's SariapariQa
~ssriauft.@
0absssitst Don Dr.. 5. 6. sser & Co., aowtu. RaH.
gssis o; fe4s SIaf5sn. g. Eertb % bic SIsf4s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11
Lone Star Brewing Company.

Die idbrli6e @eriammlung Der III,
tiottdre Der 2one Star 8raueret finbet
am 5. Stunt 1888 in ber Office ber
Rempagnie 5tatt.
8. g. Berg,
$685. 8icesprdfbent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11

1a- Nn ben ,,0(lamp Gprnice
WDrts" fin0 bic 9erren Sbafer, 8raz
ben unb $. s. 8obrie betbeiligt-alio
g~ebiegene prattH9e Mdnner in bieiem
Ga6e. sic liefetn @efimie bon galbas
nifirtem giien unb 3innbd@er, GancD
Bar Girtures, 3inn, 2upfer unb @iiens
pIatten &C. &C. Office unb Werfftdtte
go. 81 Mefts@ommerce>@ traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11

= glper's Sair 5 Wisor siebt Dem
9aare feline urfprinsli6e Garbe tuieber,
inbem es bic Wur3eln CUR Sbdtigteit
anregt, elm frdftises Ma9stum f6r6ert,
unb benz 9aare ienen f96neu @lana
ertbeilt, Der NUT bel ftarfem unb geluns
benz 3ufanbe m6gli@ LIT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11

- Die Commercial Travellers Pro-
tective Association" ber Ser. Staten
Bat iiber 16, 900 Mitelieber urb if
bielIei6t bic ftdrtfte Organization ber
grt In ber Welt. Scr. Sobn q. Stone,
Der Setretdr unb S6aBmeifter $50. 70
Dearborn StraBe, Chicago, fast, bob
CT felt atuansis. Sabren 5upeilen bon
2rdmpfen unb bili6flr &olif befaaen
tpurbe. bic Jpn BON 3-6 Sager ans
8ett feFelten. @dbrenb er in ct.
2ouis Der lebten Sabresperiammlung
Der Aioeiation b%eitpobnte, faufte er fid
cine Glaf6e bon n@bamberlains 2oIit,
Gboiera unb Siarrboe &emebp" uno
gebrau@t fe ieitbem nit gutem grfolee.
gs III bic einaige Mtebtsin, bic er ie &C.
funben, tuel@e cine f9nelle unb bolI.
ftdnbiee Sur betuerffeligt. 9einer fam
obne he fiber reiien. @ertauft bon
&C. Gobn & Co., Ode Weif Cons
merce, unb 6ibpit.6 traBe.
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80 ut. S. Omtterfibe, 335
OIfs 9ouftonsS traBe, plumbers, Sos
unb Steam : Gitters, balten fi9 benz
Bublifum fiir lne in ibrGa@f@lasenben
Nrbeitem empfoblen unb beripre9en
prompte Beior9ung aler 4lftrage.
3ronleu6ter, @assGirtures, 8abepans
men. @loiets &C. ftets an 9anb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11
. d tiat.

Die gndbise Grau: Nber, CHARLOTTE.
mas tebe i62 sic leien INNER bes
Mbenbs i'm Bette bor'm ginf9lafen2
Charlotte: SetiB bod, Maoaufen.
Sd mub bod Stoff sumSrdumen 6dbenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11
Weues @rpeern, &eimaft.

gde BON Mlamo & 2abaca : 6traBe
bat 9err s. S. &beiner cine nele
Grocery er6fnet. Sober Gdufer ipirb
ft9 pett 6er 8ot5igli9feit unb 8iaigs
felt Der Maaren iiberaeugen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11
Sd- Bros. liefern bic
beften uab bilisiten Drudia9en. Gebt
au itlIeu.
8ittere so

5err: sd babe feline Mutter, tei'
men Batter mebr, unb aud meine 8ers
tpanbten perlorenl"
Dame: %, bas lift f9limmI 9as
ben Sic benn aber gar teine 8erpano'
ten mebr : finb fie benn ole ges
itorben?"-
Serr: % 1ein, ni9t ole - aber
reid iinb fie geuOrben!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11
@16O.OOO.

mer sssin 0Iad berIu&t nnb obiee eumms
sbf ttufa 3beiI babon In Der eouifana, cbei
a14 10000 In Der 9ittIe Sabona qctterie &C..
niaxsa Md&te, penbt F@ flu Gi6ete an
pgux RNoEM, NIanie YtaSo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11
&. &. hetner.

@rocerp : Sdnbler, gde Nlatnos unb
2abaea : StraBe,. fRbrt Elm bolitdn6iges
Eager bon Stable unb GancD Groceries.
8iIIig tie Marftpretfe. ollie
Waaren uerben fret ins 9aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11

sar Sbr fpart @elb, tuenn ibre Cure
Srndia6em Bel Sobnon BIOS.
anferttgen ldBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11

sdy- -Eas Eager in fertigen an3agen
1T bieies Sabr better unb rei9baltiser
in Muspabl unb preiien als ie bel
paneoat & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11

@fuquet>S Sets gu $1.25,
9dngematten,
2inbermagen gu $3.50,
Meritanii@e Waferfibler,
8afe 8aus unb Bats,
bei YauI @agner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11
WerInnnf.

Gofort Elm Bidder . 8eiele. Nad3u'
fragel bel GtIbert
10,t2m 218 ct. Marn StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11
GeifenMe6e

Wdbrenb Der nd@len 60 Sage Iege
i6 Gements5 eitentpege gum preiie bon
Is Gents per 9ubiffuB.
$. $. Ilborb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11

8iliger unb better als G9inbeln
ober 3inn. S6abbafte 9d9er tperben
biGt gena9t.
$. $. MIborb, Ngent.
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Amsei8etat stenersabIer

DFRft bts Fdbtif9en Steuer. Collectors
4ampmann eebdube, 8immer 80. 81.
Das HubIiIam ipirb bierbur9 bera&ridtist
bab be Rdbtfden Steuer . 2iRsn fir bic ar.
melbung bes f~euerpaiGtisen eisentbums -
teri5uIi9eu iie Iiegeu6en 8eftes - fir bas
nit BEN /. Mdrs 1888 ~beginuenbe GistaIiabr
istt often IIessn unb bic aurn 80. SUM- 1858
Anfieqen nerben.
NNe Ditienieeu, ipeI6e bisrbon betroFen
gerbes, merbsn b5aidit erlu@t, fa baIb sinju-
rnbsu Enb iGr @igentbnnt Dor benz uateraeids
netsa ~ berfenern, ipie es bas Geiet s~erlanst.
Sole Gaffiano,
Stabtifder Nhefcr.
Can Mnfemio, 10. Gebruar 1888.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-11

HaE- Serrenbemben unb Soiletteartis
tel in uniibertreffi1er Muswabl bel
YaHcoat 6 5pbn.
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GslD 40 perIetbes,

stns RommtIioAss@
ben 5000 an axfipdrts anf ] bis 10 Sabrsn
aNf &ttsftefen bon cultibirtem 2anb, Elm.
su6nntee BsibeIdnb nnb 0ruubiiseatbum In
antSeren @tdDtem tm Eegas. Mntduf unb
@mIhnqernns bon GeHbor6 2itns.
Graneis Gulitb, @0lbreM & Co.,
SO Msumtrst.G trabe, can Mutcnio, 1sras.
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Grant 9ad1be6eGfnnn.

$3.50
The Irish standard., 1888-07-07
NOR'WEST NEWS NUGGETS.
Items Of General Interest to Read
ers Of the Irish
Standard,
IA, 0. H. ELECT NEW OFFICERS,
lightning Causes Considerable Damage
in Many Northwestern
Towns.
MINNESOTA.

~ 3. i D.
Three steers owned by Thomas MUIR
ply, st. Cloud. were killed by light
ming Saturday night. 81
Steve Oleson, a wealthy farmer near
Alexandria, committed suicide Tues
day while intoxicated.
The. coal receipts at the head Of Lake
Superior for the last two months
amount to O,0CO tons.
The granary, barn and contents be-
longing to Dennis Ryan, Of Marshan,
were struck by lightning Sunda ay morn
ing aud burned. Loss, $2,50o; partially
insured. @
Miss Jane Johnson. living on farm
near Sabin, was instantly killed by
lightning Monday morning. The
house was shattered and her father
badly shocked.
Permits have been issued to the State
of Minnesota for the erection Of two
brick and stone buildings for the sol
diers' home at Minnehaha. The build.
ings will be 6Ox72 feet and two and a
half stories, and will cost $40. 900 each.
The following have been elected OIL
GERS of Division No. /, A. U. H., Of
Anoka County: County Delegate,
Thomas Coleman: President, James
McArdle; vice president, Chas. E..
Green; recording secretary, Michael j..
Ryan; financial secretary, John KinnR;
The Irish standard., 1888-07-07
engaged IN the liquor traffic. In this
she proudly challenges comparison and
gladly welcomes comp petition.

| engaged in the liquor traffic. In thi
she proudly challenges comparison an
! gladly welcomes comp petition.
i It is needless to remind you, fellow
citizens, that to our devoted priests ha
fallen the great burden Of this work
They have in the past toiled and suf.
cred in our cause. They have bravet
the anathemas of the wicked, and born,
the sneers Of mans most willy foes
to secure for us the great blessings
which we now enjoy. But fellow-citi-
zens: though much success has thus fa1
crowned their efforts, ''the end is moi
yet" There is still room FOR improve.
ment, difficulties to overcome. OBJ
stacies to surmount. The drunkard to
reform, and the moderate drunkerd,
who is but the drunkard in transition.
to rescue from future degradation ard
shame. Our spiritual directors, fellow
citizens, unaided BY us, cannot accom-
plish this great reform. A faithful ad-
herence to the principles Of Total Alb
stinence and our earnest cooperation
is indispensable to success. The cause
Of Total Abstinence is the cause Of re-
hsfon and is worthy of the highest eff
forts of all whose hearts throh with a
warm, generous sympathy for the tenn
poral and spiritual welfare of the hui
man race. The moderate drinker is by
far the greatest difficulty to be encoun-
tered. The drunkard, past redemption
is in himself a most powerful argument
for our cause; but the mod drinker,
from whom the sot emanates, is the
one being upon whom all our influence
should be brought to bear. Once the
moderate drinker can be brought to re-
nounce the s's6cial glass. y half the sins
ana m1series Of this life are wiped out,
Then, fellow-citizens, let us each and
all draw upon our moral and mental re-
sources and vie with one another in
spreading the cause Of total abstinence
and unfurling its purifying banners
wherever the breeze is tainted with the
vice Of intemperancs. Then with re-
formation as our aim, our clergy as our
guide, we will subdue the auxiliaries Of
he'll, overcome our weakening appetites
and elevate our race, and then still ad-
yancing maintain with mind and voice
the sacred principles Of Total Abstin-
ence until che whole human race shall
have been redeemed from the wither-
ing influence Of the liquor demon and
the habit Of tippling forced to yield TO.
the voice Of reason. #
The Irish standard., 1888-07-07
q. i y, . ~ x 81 ,iif.'
Hudson, Wis.
Special to5The irish Standard. !.

Special to5The Irish Standard q. 81
Ed O'Brien, an old resident Of the
town: sof Farren, st. Groix county,
Wis, was killed on the Bth by q freight
train while on his way home from Ham am
mond. He was walking on the rail :; i
road track and .itswas supposed that he
was intosxk iicatAd, though this is denied
|bys q farmer whom he rode part way
home with. His remains were buried
III III the Catholic cemetery at Hammond
.He leaYes.tiv SONS and two daughters
70 mour his loss. B
firie broke out in the barn Of D.
,Hohman aboat1O IN. ] nly consumlll--
M tie Is same aliab ble horse per
||aisshel I'LL the tiane 9.
81 The atbylic ladies' held s. festival = g
nv Edanne of5 lt Was
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Frank Hurley celebrated the Fourth
at home.
Hastings celebrated the glorious
Fourth oa most extensive scale.
Mr.. j. G. MeloY has gone to Ouray,
Col, to look after his mines.
Miss Annie and Lease Whitman
spent the Fourth with friends IN the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. .. Dean are down n 2
from st. Paul, guests Of MI. e and Mrs. IS
E. Dean. ,ssSf :s5Ss3s ss5 5...5
j ohn Flavan has. gone to New Bed !}et :
ford, Mass, to live with his brother. !,
His many friends wish him 9 pleasant 711
journey.
y MIR. Patrick Kelly, who was ~ married 81 i 9
in st. Paul two weeks ago, has ls: y become
. resident of Hastings. His 4 friends tl
wish him much JOY and happiness.
q. L. Carlton. late boo okkeaper Of the
Traders Bank, was arrested BY sheriff g Er
|Connelly in Chicago and bronght back
to Hastings to answer 8 charge sof q em. J:
SbezzIement To- the Eamo ounts Of $1,000.
ISS MI. Samuel Reed. .abook eper for i. ::,
iLlbbeyr, died while eating his dinner il1 g
MI s1n TidaY. years st age and y 9
lsaves D ana sspn 81, tne1 sall
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Correspondence Of The Irish Standard.
Miss Nellie Long, who has been at
tending ST. Joseph2s academy, St. Paul,
is home to spend the vacation.
# Company K, of this. city, will leave
for Lake City on Tuesday morning. for
q ten days. encampment with the regi-
ment.
a Miss Nellie Mackey is home from st.
Paul, where she recently graduated in
the academic course at St. Joseph's
academy.
IS George Sullivan arrived home the
first Of the week from Madison, Wis.
| He was among the recent graduates
from the State law school, and will
shortly open an Office, for the pra ctice
of law, in the Mower block, this city.
L The Ladies' Total Abs tinence society
gave aa ice cream and strawberry festi
val on July 4th. The young ladies il
charge are deserving Of great credit fol
their nntiring efforts to- please. The
society will receive about fifty dollars
as the profits. :..s. s.
At a joint meeting of the several tota
abstinence societies, Of the city, helt
last Sunday, an association was formed
for the purpose of opening q hall in tn
business portion Of the city, where tn
members could spend their leisure time
|If a suitable location can be found. j
lis proposed to put in billiard and poo
table, card tables and other games
They will also keep for sale Temperance
drinks and cigars. The only place Q
meeting the societies have at present
the basement Of the church, and it j
impossible to secure the attendance de
lsired at the meetings.
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The council con ttes on ire 5depa
menl have appointed Chi sf axi-sI5
Chief Bracke and "a AId: I: N orsss q, nakgas
Iarrang gements for the rational scohYs Ss
Of tire ngineers sbs hell dilnSth;s
city August
5 Robert, Hale, seeretar esSaS
Sapolis Board soff TRADE an sa1ss| s2l
respected
last week JUL urie
do a1l l.@ @tis 81 n
icoile
, was gars ok
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ter was considered Saturday and Mrs.
Wiltze appointed administrative. Sss5

Mr.. Frank Mcguire. OF Hudson has
been attending the second council Of
the Catholic knights Of Wisconsin at
Eau Claire during the past week haY;-st
ing been for the second time elected 4
to represent the Hudson branch. S l. . 81 S
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George Smart, { T Grand Forks, had
his collar. bone fractured and received
serious injuries Tuesday while help
ing to remove a large tombstone from
a dray. the slab weighing 900 pounds,
falling upon him.