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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-02-28
UNiNvlTlNG BUSINESS.
A Detroit Woman Who Dresses tho Hair
Of Dead Customers.

Of Dead Customers.
81 was only twelve years DID," said
prominent lady hair-drcssor, of this
city, "when l was called On by the
friends of an old lady who had died to
go and dress her hair"
"And did you go?"
mo. ran and hid myself under a
bed and staid there whole afternoon.
Although loved her and had often
dressed her hair when she was alive, l
could not bear the idea of doing it after
death. But | have done many heads
since for dead persons, and while do
not like it, l have professional pride
in making them look well for the last
time"
ut must be very distasteful to youp"
mot always. 1t comes in the way
of my business, and naturally my en-
ployes shrink from going. Sometimes
we have call through the telephone, 10
come to such Il number, and dress a
lady's hair. One of the young ladies
will be scnt with curling irons, po-
mades, hair-pins and other things, only
To find that the lady is corpse. The
girl will not, or can not, undertake it,
and go myself. There is only the
front hair to crimp aud arrange becom-
ingly. One day last week l dressed
Mrs. IS hair for the last time. She
was young and very pretty, and looked
as If asleep. The hair does not die, so
that it is easily arranged. When it is n
wig OF crlmpee have 1t sent to the
STORE ana whcn IL Is dressed take 1t
10 the mouse ana put 1t on. Let me
teil you something That happened late
~ a lady dled In TINS city who wore
agray wig dressed 1t and put 1t on.
lou can Just think how surprised was
when a couple oil weeks later a mem-
per Ui inc i"n'ly came IN mere ana triea
70 sell IL 10 me, one saiu they had IL
49, aIaSnI g. Sn ~ yuSy D.iy.o ,no " '"'Ao' was
''o'." ~, '"e ''''' ''''io.
'bAnd an alu you Ouy itF
very long since q 'nniaRottl.lt is not
offered me number of switches of diff
ferent shades and color. would not
buy them, and sent for a policeman, as
] thought he had probably stolen them.
But as it turned out, they came from
an undertaker's, and were the un-
claimeu properly OF strangers VINO mad
HnNN ~ laWNNaa aaI
occn gwen Pauper burial
rs 1t customary to dress the hair OF
the deadF
ut is. have some customers who
have exacted a solemn promise from
me that will dress their hair when
they die and make it look natural and
becoming. have even been sent for
by those who had only few hours to
live and taken my instructions from
their dying lips.
"Is the process the same as with the
liying?n
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-02-28
FLORIDA DOTS.

BLOOMFIELD, FEB. 20th.-I am now
in the land of orange blossoms. Since
my writing, have been so busy could
not find time to gather many inter-
esting items. Though | cannot re-
frain from saying; while you were
shivering over your little CRATE and
afraid TO go out on the street, for
fear Of sitting down unceremoniously,
we have had April-show wers, sunshine
aud grown ripe tomatoes. We
shipped two crates this week. We
were made glad last evening by the
return of Mr. j. Il. Rizer, of Bowling
Green, (formerly Russellvile) Mr..
Rizer is accompanied by his brother
in-law, Mr.. Cook. They are looking
to the interest of their beautiful flf-
teen acre orange grove, and will re-
main few days only.
Besides oranges and tomatoes, we
grow some fine sweet potatoes. Mr..
Geo. Plmbly of this place, sent one
q saw iD to Jacksonville to the Sub
tropical" that weighed thirteen aud
halt pounds. How is that?
Mr.. Ell. am not in the real cs-
tate business, nor do wish TO per-
suade any one to come to Florida.
The thermometer has shown as the
extremes this winter, from 81 TO IS
degrees. There is very little sick
ness for Bloomfield is one of those
towns situated in a semi-tropical
country and surrounded by fertile,
undulating county with beautiful
clear water lakes. The trees are fes-
tooned with Spanish moss. The
stately Palmetto looks over the
spreading live oaks, in the valleys,
covered here and there with many
varieties OF ferns and flowers. At
this time the air is ladened with the
perfume of the orange bloom" the
sweetest of all flowers. Our lake
{ (Hsrr;s) is dotted with many kinds
of boats, such as: side-wheel steam
ers, steam pleasure yacht, sail and nu-
merous shaped row boats. The voice
o,.a,.,. o. ',,. sinraE i,aE Horse" can be heard In
every direction. TourI-t- .,.-aoo,
tering here aud there looking out ~
cItions for erecting winter homes and
other investments. Fruit growers
are through with their last years
crop, and are fertilizing and cultiva-
ting for the one now forming. "rruck
Farmers" have their crops far ad-
vanced and are now beginning 10
imagine the "checks" for their ship
ments they will soon realize. The
citizens in and around Bloomfield
are a generous intelligent and social
class of people, and the town Of only
four years growth, is making good
headway aud is one of the prettiest
villages have seen in south Florida.
Lands are cheap, and inducements
are made TO settlers.
Such is life in this beautiful land
of sunshine and flowers.
"Once seen, never forgottenip
More anon,
KING.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-02-28
THE SHAKER SOCIETY.
Causes That Have Led to the Decline Q
This Thrifty Community.


Causes That Have Led to the Decline Of
This Thrifty Community.
One cause for the dying out of this
thrifty and virtuous society is the
changed characteristics of tho native
population of New England. Two gen.
erations ago the family of farmer in
this country would ordinarily contain
at least a half dozen, and frequently
dozen, children. Nowadays families
in like situation will average, perhaps,
third as many. Naturally enough,
population pressed hard on the means
of subsistence, and it appears that 1t
was no uncommon thing for farmer
with q very large family, who found it
growing more and more difficult to
make living, to join the Shakers with
his wife and all his children. However
it may have been with the parents, ii
was of course very doubtful II children
adopted under these circumstances
would ever become converts TO the prin-
ciples of Shakerism, and as they grew
up they became an element of weak
ness to the society, while swelling its
numbers. With the developments of
railroads and the opening Of the fertile
West, the growth Of manufactures and
the decrease Of the birth rate, access
sions of large families no longer took
place. 1t is not improbable, too, that
the material prosperity Of these people
had tendency 10 cause the decay Of
their system. Originally they seem to
have been very poor, but by frugality
and sobriety they soon became pros
porous. The enterprise in which
they were engaged drew to such
an extent that they were tempted,
II not obliged, to employ labor
ers from worlds people, as
they were called-aud with the in
PRODUCTION of this element scandals be-
gan. Human nature in the young
Shaker girls was not subdued by the
Shaker discipline, and they often ran
away with and were married to the
worlds people, with whom they had
been thrown while at work. Matters
came to such pass that in one COM
munity twenty -three ran away Mt one
time. Thus the introduction Of more
of the disturbing element was necessi-
tated, and finally, when tho property
was sold, there were but seven left Of
a family that once had numbered nearly
two hundred. L. WdUeriy MdQaziae.
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kind of way! But "what are you GO
ing TO do about it, unless you are
ready, by refusing to be imposed up
on, to run the risk of being voted a
bear or heather by your own church
people, your own party friends, your
own club cronies, or even your own
"best girl 7"
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-02-28

A French Dandy went TO a photo
grapher to get his picture taken.
When the job was done he refused to
pay on the ground that the picture
did not look like him, and he left the
establishment. Next morning he
passed by the place and saw his pic :
ture hanging in the showcase, and
under it were the startling words in
big letters. "Thc biggest fool in the
whole town" He rushed into the
store and abused the photographer.
"But, my dear sir" said the latter,
"since the picture doesn't resemble
you what in the world are you COM
planning about?'
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-02-28
Huntington Steamship Line
-BETwEgN-
NEWPORT news AND LIVERPOOL,
in Connection With The
Newport News and l1'i''iEHihN'y
COMPANY.
ADVANTAGES 0 the Route.

HQVdHIl96S or me R0NI6.
l. NEWPORT NEWS is one of tho
finest and most accessible harbors
in the United States.
2. THESOUTHERLY ROUTE nec-
essarilY taken between Liverpool
and Newport News, is entirely
FREE FROM ICE; is very clear
Of fog, is not subject to such
fierce storms as the Northern
Route and consequently affords
INCREASED SAFETY, without
materially lengthening the pas
sage.
3. THE COMFORTABLE CARS
fthe Chesapeake Il Ohio Rail-
road come alongside the Steam
er and leave twice daily attached
to the regular fast trains, thus
avoiding the annoyance and vex
atious delays experienced in
New York.
The Steamers now ON the Line are
the
Duke Of Buckingham,
Duke Of Westminster,
City Of Manchester,
Florida.
All Large, Strong and Most Com
Portable Steamers.
Sailing Twice Each Month.
For passage apply to
v, a FliFVs, AgYh
HOPKINSVILLE, KY.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-19
Nm gMann
GDL.E9oE&- E<>lk&>

iaftsraae Shle iibersiebt nit gIdusens
ben rotben uno gelbeu sBliithen bic
Gelien uuo snii9en benfelbeu uur5sln'
ben Bdume, bdugt In sierli6en Quit
Ianben BON benz 8esmeige big auf bas
WaHer berab unb bilbet, blrr6Sogen
BON ben 8llitbenglofen Der Gloria be
Wicaragua, iener 8lume BON bimmlls
i@em @eru6, elm etuiggriines 9aubba6
bon elmer @i9tbeit. m .!de felbft bic
Sonue ber 8ropen aid su bur@brius
gen pernag.
Das finb 10 unaefdbr bic @lemente
eiuer Ianbidaftli1eu Seenerie, wel1e
fi9 benz 8e6d@tniB uuausl6i6li@ eins
prdgt.
Mb, rief Sbetta aus, bas mus Elm
bimmlil6es 2ano iein! Da, penn irs
/ genbpo, 1T oas parabiss. 9a mD6t'
i9 tDobuenl
l1nb ein Bid, ber aus ibren id6neu
Nugen au &obert berti6eritrablte, fiiste
biuSu:
Wlit bir!
gr wurbe oerifanbsn, benn &obert
'nidte Id9elnb.
Smerenbolb ftanb auf, 6ffnete elm
6enfer unb bemerfte, Sturm unb uns
tpetter ieien bprHber.
gr n0nte feline @riinbe ba5en, bQs
paar unter benz ginorude feiner S9il,
berung bon Mtarasua aus bet ginIie.
belei gu entlafen.
Sas Gepitter mar iebt Dirtli6 nit
feiuen lebten Na6i@auerlt beriiber. 3u.
slei@ aber aud bic Ddmmeruns einsez
treten.
Die Mdnnsr singen binaus, um ben
Qabn Der Sore aur ueberfabrt 5u ritffen,
mas balb "getban tuar. 9tperenbolo
erbot ii9, aur Bei6leunigung ber Gabrt
bqs borbere &uber sii fiibren, a[lein
Robert tpuBte bas Muerbieten b6fi9
obaulebnen, uno iener IieB fi1 bas um
10 lieber gefallen; als Der iunge Mann
gegen ibn ben Wunf@ duBerte. i'm ntnrs
gen i'm 69lofe au fpre6eu.
Sic 2ore CAB ber Grdfin big gum
ufer binab bas @eleit.
So lper6ed9on in ben nd1fen So,
gen mie6ertomnlet, liebe Gore, iagte
She!la. UNI Sbueu Sbre 2leiber ;uriid.
5ubringen unb Sbnen no9mals fiir
Sbre' freunbli9e Iufnabme meinen
Dant gu fagen.
2omnien sic. 10 oft es Sbnen gefdut.
sudbise Grau, entseguete Bic ginieble'
rim. Gtets perben sic tpillfommen
iein. = unb tpenn, iebte iie biu3u, ibre
Stimme Sum Gliiitern bdmpfenb, tpenn
sic, bic GlGdlide, ie in Summer unb
8etrdngnis geratben iOaten, bann
fommeit Sic pertrauungsbou au mir.
Die aIte Gore 1T f6og mundem iunsen
6erseH in Soraen .unb y6tben nit
9tath unb Sbat beigeifanben, unb Was
INNER ss fe. rpas INNER i6 tbuu liza.
fir Sic luiirbe id es tbun.
| 6dtte lid, Sbefla 3eit seuDmmen, Der
SOre, als fie ibr bas auflifterte. in bic Nus
| gen su biiden. ie bdtte fi9 pie0eiht be-
ba9t, Der Grau elei@fam aur 8esrGFtis
gung bes gegebenen geripre9ens bic
| Sano 3u reiden, tpas lie that.
tIFortiesuns folst.)
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sss etne ,utrfommeue erlD,una.

Mu6 er Das ni1t fur 9ene ieiu, bic Belt
ihrts etbens f0rptrlide eeiben uusHebeu? goa
sfiubesbeinen an bis in'S @reilenaIter iinb aar
bieIe perIonen BON @beumatismus unb 3euraI.
gle sspIast GepobnIi9e ar;neisn unb drst.
ii9s WlittsI fnb ba nur bon serinsem unb ffets
nur boriibershsnbem Nusen. lin BEN entleb.
lidsn AuaIea bieies iamersbaften eeiOens au
entsebsn, miTen biele idOn TN Refine bur&
Sofetter's bttters berniat.t
intrSen, psId' Isstsres bsrsn llrfa4e, bic f@ar.
fen lnreinieieitsn aus bem Sbftem entfernt.
DdS BspeismaterinI fir feline @irtiamteit aIs
8lutrsinissr in bisfer beiOnberen Bssisbuns iit
is6r rei@baltig, itimmt ssnau iiberein uab ift
iebr lbsrseuseno. @enn bieie 9ranfbeiten Def.
tis auftreten, psrben bic @srpen f9redli4 se'
ipltert Sin ober 3psi @einsIdfer boa biefes
Bit ers. Dor benz S@lafenseben eiusenomlmen.
brinsen In Der ReseI ben Sdmerj gum Stia.
aan6 unb laFsn ben 2eibenben @ube, Der er 70
febr bebarf finben. Bel NisrenbeI6 I6reroen
MaIariaIeiben, Snoisepicn, 2sberleiben uno
gerfopfuns Dirft bas 8itters 9lei4srpsifs
beillam.
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ni9t iein Dsnm absefebea bauoH,
ioaB, ,ipie Seoermann meiB, baa 6ols
pes 4lerwsltss sgaums su ben bauer,
9aftelteu 9ol5arten aeb6rt, baB es bic
langlebiglten Gen3 Hfofell,. Elm Iangs
9alteuoes StraBeupFalfer uno portreff.
ll9e S6uellen liefert, FAT Der ,tera.
nll9e Ntesquit5aum es au9 nod nit
oea 1ortgeH 4u4eb6rigen Der Mtasien.
Tamilie gemeiu, oab er Elm @ummi
ausl@ulBt fpel6es ebenIo mert6ooa
ut, tpie Das i'm 0an6elsbertebr unter
Dem ytamen @ummi arabicum borfoms
n1enoe. uno Del@es in ben Weesquit.
Oiltrittsn bon Sfras bauptId9li9 DON
Den Wsritanera geiammelt wirb.
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Maerlei.

- Ser nun f9Dn felt bier Sabren
Dor benz Oifriftgeri9t f6webenbe Gal
Bennett VS.. 5. &onle lit INNER nod
unerlebist. Im Somltag purbe bic
Surp, na@oem iie 8 Sage unb 2 Nd9te
= ettpas auBergem6bnli9es in einem
@ioilfau-gefefen unb fi@ ni6t einigen
fonnte, entlafen. Wenl.bas @liid
gut 1T. fommt ber 6al n 3 Sabren
Dleber 5ur 8erbanblung.
= Nm II. Mdr5 bielten bic Birgers
Qomites bon @onaales, Guadalupe unb
@omal Gountp cine 8erlammlung ab,
I'm tber ben 8ori9log BET Mranfas
paB 8abn, BON Ooatum cine 3meiglis
ME nod Neus8raunfels su bauen, 5u
beratben. Die Gelegaten bon Gonaas
leg @ountp beri9teten, baB Iie $25, 900
unb oas Wegere9t offeriren t6unen;
Guaoalupe @ountD garantirt $40, 900,
Wegere9t uno @runbfad fir Depot in
eeguin; @omal @ountD $500, Wes
gere9t unb @ruubfid fir Depot in
WeusBraunfeIs. gs murbe bann cine
Delegation ernannt, tuel9e oas @e'
faHmt' 'Mnerbieten benz prd'libeuten ber
Babn, 9errn u. 2Ott unterbreiten iol.
: Die Southern paeific gabn bat
iib erboten, ale prOben BON teranii@eN'
2anbes probutten, tpie Mineralien,
56l3eru, @rdIern, anbpirtbi6aftli@en
unb @artenbau grseueniien frei dn
ben Setretdr ber "South-Western
TexasImmigration ASSN. 5errn
8. so. @regorp gu 5ef6rbern. Diefe
prObsa iollen bier sur Nusiieuung gee
lansen, I'm Ginwan6erunssluftigen
eineu 8egriff bon ber probuttions'
fdbisfeit bes 5taates Seras 3u sebsn.
Die Serten s. 9 d oft unb
u. 9 bul3 baben ibre Iecibens.
0ruderei mad go. 106 W. grodett
StraBe, eeeentiber benz Opernbaus pers
Iest uno balten fib bem publitum fir
Infertisung allerlei 9rudarbeiteu in
beutI9er unb engtifbe Spra6e beltens
empfoblen.
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Sabre Iebre, mel,r ais sitd,er.

Inter anbern pertboplen 2ettionen,
tpel9e- bieier 9eh,er ertbeilt, III bic
SbatIa9e, baB felt elmer iebr langen
3eit Or. pierce's "Golden Medical
Discovery" l9Olbene mebi5iniibe gnts
bedung) bas pornebuffe 2eberresulis
runss: unb 8lutreinisungsmittel, ber
9ausarat bes Mrmen unb Der fdbige
@onfultationsar3t bes rei9en patienten
1T unb tpegen ibrer berrli9en 9ienfte
uno Wirtfamteit in aflen dronii9en
Sranfbeiten, 3. 9. malarii6e 8srgifs
tung, uetel ber Ntbmunsss unb Der
oauuugsOrgaue, 2eberleiben unb in als
len, tuo es zines SdfteperbeHerungs=
mittels bebarf, BON 9lllen gepriefen
Dirb. "a
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Wisn. Die rgteue Jreie prefe"
ltrtbeilt iiber bic NDreKe bes beuti9en
Raifers OIL iein Bolt: Oie proflamas
tion 1T elm oollfdnbises. poblhberlegs
tes unb aufri9tiges programm bes
neuen Gailers. Sie ppreHe" unb bic
rSeutide 3eituug" meinen, baB Die
@rtldrung Roifer Griebri9's QGen, bic
ben Srieben ft6ren m6dten, bic Mafen
aug Der 6an6 nialmt.
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Spmnnerietbe Don rerldtebener
9ualttGt+
Neue auswabl BON Sdderll+
nnawetfelbaft bic belfe Nusmabl
BON Danlen< unb &inber<GAuben
Mdnner~ IT, &nabensSauben unb
Stiefelnppn beudbrteng gabrifanten+
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paul sinoau beldreibt Sic Geld,

puul ElHUau OeIWreioI Ole VeIOe
bes 2aiiers in folsenben Worten: :
Ser erite Nablid madt einen eigenz
tbitmli6en @inbrud, oas @eii9t nit ben
geI9Io1enen Nugenlioern erreet cine
oem SObe gebiibrenoe Bepeguns Der
Srauer, obne feline abi6redenbenben
3age. Mber man bemerft, bab bic obere
2ippe tief einsefaaea lit lin6. trob bes fie
bebedenoen Sartes, melt unter Der TN
terlippe 5uriifitebt. Ser untere She'll
oes @eii@is tit i'm SOB fart entiielt.
geieben mir iebo6 uur ben oberen
Sbeil iiber benz Msunoe, 10 fiaben mir
fpieofr Die barmonii9en 3age oes a(ls
bsrebrten Gaifers. Sour nit tiefer Be-
tpegnng miro man auf bieiss 5ontenz
antlib feben. @s 1T leblps, aber frei
bon ben 8ersetrunsen, bic Der Sob ber.
bei5ufibren pflegt.- gs lit bas Bib bes
lieblt@en Grie0ens, tad benz Der miioe
Wanberer ii1 iebnt.
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@legante ylppitdten in gdnbern
unb &ai&en.
Die neueiftu Sums geiltnss,
5eltrietta Gn&, Grepes, apber
Sud-, @badie einfurbis unb se<
muifert in alien mpbernen g9at~
ttruneen+
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gfe,,e 3epbYr Ginsbams, Snbia
Grinfles, percals, 3ansibars, @t~
aues, aawns, 8attiite, gippelt9
Gcrbs, f4Otttide 3epbprs, Soil bu
gfSrb uub anbere gum Waldtn se>
sisnete Subritate In grocer aus>
nail unb gu seridteDenen preiien+
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TafIe Wutb!

gu iiblft Did niebsrgef flasen, balt feinen
gppetit, Did plast Ropftpeb, Dn bit unrubs
uno nerbOS, tur3 Du baf irsenb elm Mittel
notbi9, Did pieber anf3uri9ten unb neuen
Qebensmutb au faiIen. Wfan bebiene fid, basu
ni6t beftiser Stimulanten, Griibiabrsme6i.
cilen oOer iueri6loler 8itters, bic faif alle aus
1dle9tem Bbisleb 9ema@t fino unb nur fir
surte Belt auresen unb bann cine nm 70 idlim.
mere &eaction i'm gefolse gu baben, fonbern
sebrau9e Elm suberlafftseS 8lutreinisunss.
mittel Sin 'fcIdes rest 2eber unb gtieren su
lebbafter Sbdtigfeit an, berIeibt neue 2ebens>
trait unb .siebt Dem 2eioenSen @eiunbteit unb
Rraft tnteOer. Sold tin WlitteI 1T bas @Iec.
trie Yttters. So fofet nur so Gents bic
Ulaf6e uno 1T au babcn in Der apotbste bon
U. S0reis, Sap Nntonio.
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Hsu6tens Nrasea.@aIbe.

Die bette Salbe Der BeIt fit S4nitts
0ueti9unssn, Gsf9pire, fisber. uuh Saut'
Insf4Ias, 5Is4ts, esfprunsene Sdnbe, Croft
beuIen uno ale Sauttrantbeiten; turirt 9a'
morrsoiSeu oOsr Isine BesabInns. 86IIiss
Qualification sarautirt ober bas SeIo pirb
juriiderifattst as Cents bic Sdahtel bel u
GreiE
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@ambric IN Serldtebenen 8retten H.
preiien. Sarbise Sttdereien ber
fetnffen Gprte.
@rObe Auswabl BON Damerfs
unter3eus+
SOQffdnbises saser BON Damien.
nnb 8tnbsrifriimpfen4
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Hheiuer & Wiiud,

@rocerps 9dnbler, @de Glamo' unb
2aoaca'S 'StraBe, fdbren elm bollltdubiges
Sager BON STAPLE uno 6anep Groceries.
8illig ife Warttpreife. Alle
Waoren tperben frei ius 9aus geliefert.
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Gt3Gsrsiets !!

@Yttsen! Syttsen!
Auf bieiem Telbe sldnsen MIR
bur9 bic srDbte auswabl unb bic
neuelten Saden, bic je benz Dublt<
fum sOrselest wurben+ SDraOr,
espptilde, urtentaliide, galeacienne,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-19

Nper's gberrp.p peetoral befbt eins
bringli@e unb enti@iebene 9eiltrdfte !:
bas benefit Elm fortseiebter Gebrau9
befelben in allen Gdllen bon grtdl.
tung. 5uiten, 2ebls unb 2ungenleiben;
nnb feline liEbernbe unb trdftigenbe
Wirtung seigt ft9 unmitteIbar.
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GGkG Main Plaza
-uno-
AcGQQia Stlasse.
@ausbaltse seaestit dmee.

2tl@fa9er, banbta@er, ger>
pietten, 8ettbeden, Serim unb Gar
btnen. Eiidbeden unb Eibtes IN
seinep, WOae unO pldia aaS aat
Saaen, wel@e bus 6austAlts>
sebiet umfabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-19
8rieftafen

&. 8. in 9. Selbf suseftanben,
baB Sic bon Sbrem Stanbpunft aus
&e@t bdtten, 10 1T berlelbe bod iebr
engberaig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-19

s@ Geinite unb biuisfte Srudfa'
@er BET S bniDn Uros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-19
9angltneene Mdnnertl
mir5
St1ere @etl1tu0 u08aramttrt.

Die fdredlid)en 6oisen Der sussabfanbsa.
@eidle6tSf@wd@e bernrin9enb, pobur6 9silf
uno sorper ruiairt iuerben, tertaament aes
beilt. Ser,tlopfen, Sdadtnnheit, Samen.
abFus, gsba9tniBf9uddae, 9srInR Der guer.
gle, abneisuus sesen Gefeuidaft unb MsIau-
d)oIie sriinbli@ fnrirt
8erbeirat6ete M6nner, oDer icId5s,
bic itdb perbeiratbsn iunIleu, bic IN 6oIge ben
Snbiseretion in Der SHsenb an 0ei9le6ts. nub
@erbeufd fdpdd)e Ieiben, rerben sriinbIi6 fuyirt.
8eine MincraIien eingegeben.
Sunse Mdnner, bic ibre Belt nit unfdbissu
2euten bsrfdpsnbet uuo F5 babur9 &rants
9eiten bes Hopfss. Der Nale,s oes SaIfes, htr
Geber, 2un9en, girsetpeioe unb bes Nlaaeas
Suseaosen baben, pernen f@neu furirt.
East @ud nidt bur@ faIfaes S@amseiibI
nbha[ten. fosort
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-19

ipantl@e, @seurial, Gntpare, @bast<
ttllp Sptsen tn aGlen 8reiten fir
l1eberwurf pber geias+
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-19

Geitidte Giniabe
in Uetbem unb farbisem pique,
Mull, Swib. Nainippf. 0eifidter
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-19

Ole
Wodelltlide 5reie Prefe fiir Seeas
eri9eint
ieSen OomaerGag
unb foltet
$3.50 ftir 1ae Sabr pher @1.2E ixr
6 @onate in @urassbesablaxs.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-12-03

Ut the same time efFectually settle the
question Of supremacy ~ between the
State and the Church.
To bs sure, this would be . some.
what radical measure; but the time
has come for decisive action in this
respect. "Thers comes a tide in the
affairs Of" communities - we'll ~ in
those Of men switch, taken at the
food leads on to-" happiness and
prosperity; and this tide has come to
Idaho. II it 10 availed Of, We will
soon regain our former prosperity and
grow in wealth and population as We
never grew before. II It is neglected
We will, and deservedly, continue in
the slough Of despond and "dry rot
into which We have fallen since the
accession to power Of the present
national administration.