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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-20
Giuc fimcrc @eln.9lnlaae

II cine ple, mel6er Sbnen inter @arantte suSe=
aert perhen Tam, pab tie berieetsenhe Reultate lte
er ptori9eHtdu5 has anseege Sch 5urid9e,abt mtre
Nuf hteier Safs t6nnen Sic ppn rem unteu an9cge=
benen gfprtbeter eine 5laide peu Or. ainss Neuenl
S9pineiuAtS Seilmittel tanen. Gs mirb garantirt,
eaB ealeibe unter alien 1mitdneen Grleihteruug 9e=
mdbrt, ,penn man eS se9en irgen6 pelde qeeen Der
9ebIe, Der 8ruit cher Der GunSeu anmenpet rte
S3piuoiu4t, 9uugenent5aneuug, 8rrudiiS, NItbma,
SeuHbuien, 8rdune DC. oe GS lit ansenebm ein3nnebz
men unb dmedt gut, 1T roais ii6er unb man fam b
immer pdrduf rerloien'
grpbsfu6eu fret in auen gppiBeten. gBpbleIale BEL
Dreib, 1bpmpirnu. So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-20
eraftltde i.ria6e our seumrubtauma

1T rrrbanhen, renn bic Rieren anfansen untbdtis gu
perben. 0asesen iplten icfrrt S6rte setban perz
ben, ha anesrnfauS bic Bright i6e Rerentranfbeit
3uderrubr oher cnt Elm rrsanif&eS eeIpen bic abr
i4etnde Gplse 1T. Sriteters MasenbitterR hbt cine
hp6f hetliame Btrtuns auf bic Sorncrsuns, unb pa-
BET aberi@retet bic muItrnte 1bdseit auf ttie Ors
game nte nte pcn Der 9rri6 sebutene Grense unh re
eteielben ntdt Su iebr mas BET pielen aneeren gum
sletdeH 3Ted sencmmenen Mtgturen nur gu bdufis
her 6aa 1T. Die sep6bnlia I'M Sanbel pertpmmens
ben Stmulan5mtel iinp ibres feurtscn uub mebinies
len Sbaratters eseu in Sduen her llntbdtisfeit Der
Rteren tetn 9sesuees aorreiin sic rei,en ebne bic
9erhn19te ggtrtuns auf bic Dauer berbei,uflbren.
Die srthtteeW 5pheH tbnen unh etnem trrtunas
ieien 9arnbetproerunssme bait has 8tiers, rel6es
geth5ettts aS SpeitItum seaen malariaarttse arant
ntrft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-20
Sine furoe Srou in @nhI (9hi,,

= Sine iunge 6rau in Subj (35ii.
riuGen) bic i'm llmsang nit Sunben
nidt Dorii6tia geuug mar, 1T iebt
f6Der OH 9unbebanbpiirmern eltranft.
Sic beiinbet ii6 III Der &linif III Saue,
wO lie Ii6 einer IebensgefdbrIiden Opes
ration untermerfen muB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-20
254gufbelM Mais per ader.

254YufbeI W1ais per Nfer.
Die Ja6f6riit n4Imerican N9ricultue
rift" III columbia, 9. g., batte Dem.
ieni9en in cen 8er. Staaten, tpelder
III oieiem Sabre ben Gr6Bteu Grtrag bon
Wtais auF einem 4der 2anoes er3ielen
wiir6e, cine Brdmie bon $500 suges
fi1ert, unb Das IanbIpirtbi1aftliGe
9epartement beg Staotes Sib Garos
lima bate ftr benlslbsn 3med ebenfals
$500 bepilltet, Doralsgelebt, bab ber
DtatS in nem genannten State gesoaen
tpli!re. 0iefe beiosn Yrdmen Iino nun
flir5hd bear GARNER 9rate In Marls
bOrc, 8. g., ausbe3oblt moroen, tpel.
der Don elEem alfer 254 8ufbel Wfais
gewOnnen bate. @s lou bies BET
gr6Bte iemals bngeneiene @rtrag per
Id:r fein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-20

-DerStabtraib Der beutl9 rulfii6en
StaOt 8isa lift ieBt se3wungen porben,
I'D bel ieinen Berbanolungen ber ruff
iGen Sprade. anitati, uie bisber, Der
oeutiden, gu bebienen. 8drgelmeilter
Ssttlngen, bic Stabirdibe 6ilner,
9ausmann uno 3iemer. traien aber
tnfoi9e Der er3wungeuen ginfiibrung
Der ruiltl9en Spra1e aus unb Der
&atbsi9reiber leste aus bemIelben
@ruuoe fein amt nie0er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-20

pittsburg, 3d., l. 6ebruar, 1889.
SD bate beftige &tidenI9mer3en unb
mar ae3nungen, Oil eiuem Stofe au
geben. Cine ein3ige GIai6e ct. Sas
tobs'OeI beilte mid. Grauf 4. Goels.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-20

3iri9. 9ie in Der lebten 3eit
bier bielfa6 perbreiteten 8erii6te iiber
i6mere @rtranfuMg bes 9i9ters @ottfr.
Seller werben bon Ser pN. 3. g." als
9runblos erfdrt. 3elIer ipeiIte mebrere
Wo4en i'm Sinterbofe gu 8abeu unb ae.
brau8te Die oortigen parmenQuelIen Qez
gen rbeumatilde 2eibeu. Seine Greunoe
betonen cine bel ibm ieBt mebr benH ie
auftretenbe rei3bare Stimmuug unb ie.
nen 3ug flaiiii1er 8robbcit, nit Der er
li6 unberufene 8eielll6aiter unb Tra.
ger bonn Salie gu idaffen pfIest.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-20
9ienifmabd5en perfonot.

Sine 90din Ober ein gutes 6ausmdb,
den fiubet ioIort Stelle. Nadaufraaen
in Der Office Der n5reieu preFe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-20

sS- unterseus in ieber S6tpere unb
3u iebem Breife. Semoen' unb 3oi.
letten'Qlrtitel aus ben beiteu Gabriten
Bel 9}ancp & 5obn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-20

|gSO4entlide 6reie Yreiie fit seras
erf6eint
ieoen QommerGag
unb foitet
So so fir SaS Sabr pocr $1.25 f,ir
6 WDnate tn VUrauSbeSablnma.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
MISSING MONEY.

A Package of $4,000 in Gold Mysterious-
~ Disappears from the once Of the
Northern Iaeiao Express Company ~
HraiDerd. Mimi
MISNEAroIIs Minn. kprii = The Jour
nails Bramcri Mimi special Gays
package containing Si5.euc in gold Aos
mvsterousy disappeared from the Office ~
The Northern Pacific Iapress Company m
this city Louis Holman. the night clerk
in charge. received from the traiu arriving
at - "a IN four sacks 81 specie. two =
vhich contained $4,000 each ~ gold and
two $50 each ina silver TIE money was
consigned "a Tie First National bank %
thie city br ths Northern Pacific
Railroad Company u Re used
"a paving employee ~ The road Holman
tars ae carried TIC specie Yltl other cr.
press packages on ils uurk fo tls door %
the express office lie Us positive tlat be-
then carried aI Tho specie into ne t8nit
and turned tae combination Half ar hour
later. in checking np be- discovered that
ono ~ TIE ha~s of rolc was missing Ne
90 once notified fis superior. llf close if--
vcstfcation failed 10 reveal = cIsw to fAe
missing money Holman has been in tie
employ 81 fhe express company fer several
years Sna Is regarded 81 honest aad lal.5-
-.I
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

The Young WIFE Murderer IKpiAtes Bts
Crime ON the sc4nold Al Hartford,

Tbs Young Niss- Murderer IKpiates bts
Crime ON the so@nold At Hartford.
Conn.
HaEIFoRD. Conn. April is e. John II
Swift Was hanged here al 10 .lo clock Tor
the murder of hls wife
Tie procession with the prisoner left the
cell OF tie doomed man alto l5 his legs
had been pii.ior.d. and al To- 30 The black
cap as slipped over the prisoners head
and the drop instantly fell The body was
taken down after hanging twenty fouf min-
utes His neck was broken. bat Tie ptYsi-
clans say. notwithstanding this tie real
cause of death was strangulstion 10 VIII
readily be understood that shore WcIe u0
eensatiann featuref to report concerning an
execution where only three minutes clapse
from the time the prisoner leaves his cell
until The drop falls, and when nis neck Is
broken by The fall
iSNft Was married when only 20 years q
age 30 a woman Two Years older tlan himself.
ban lls ldle aad olss4patco habits sooa forced
Als Tife 80 leave hlni. on July G. ssI vi le 'n
. saloon wlere b. had been employed as a
piano p'a5er. hc expressed hs intention %
killing lls nlfc. al the same titae difIlaNirE a
revolver. 4 few hours later be- met hrI re-
turning frou fhc shop where sac worked au.
asked her T. live wllh Llu. Sle refused aIl
turned 10 rul az as. nnerclTou he nrtd the
fatal shot She Arel long enough % make a
brief statement
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

Governor Msiiefte issues hts fresians-
t4oE i0r the Division of the IeEIltcry-


Governor Msnsste issuos Bis Psosiaras-
G0E ior tLe Division of the IeE1itcFy-
llsNAKcG. North Dakota april "a On
Monday last Governor Me Aottc issued his
proclamation covering the J~o D4Aoias in
lie matter ~ distributing The iucloAte
States for the election of cslrg Atss
10 Tie constitutional convention meet
ing by operation of Congressional
enactment al bismsrck ann sl0ua iNlls
respectively. on the stb CT July The dls-
tIicts were created upon Tie basis of last
year vote and the work wac scoomp plsAad
With the unanimous approval "a tho
commission, Governor, Secretary and
Chief Justice There VIII he set-
cnty- Eve delegates IN each Consfi-
tutIonal convention The South lako
convention viii meet L. amend lie old
Sioux Fails constitution and nol 10 make
new one The old one Viii be Tsfinsc al an
election Ia May North Dakota. ou The
other hand vii frame "a nfn constitution.
The issues Vii Dee the cooperative
interests against The granger idea.
the fTohihiuonlrts against The high
license men. the minority representation
knk Il Illinois against the majority prn-
ciple the modern constitution against The
old stand by The rIohiMuonists thur far
seem willing 10 submit their issue ia a 80 T.
arate clause and THIS save tie constitution
II IL j. voted down
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19


toz tte ef.s1s11 cf t--s 4AI4selas .1t8s
aEass leaf 1z~ -ar-lsts - t1e 1lls1 e.s -
q t1ls 1lts . t41e.l Ea.ES 41s -. re estrs
Cas- tle -et efs csl.e -re-a ~ osel lee
l.sEtis n4latsssf tktflt ILa sss .f1s1
ilsia Cse.is .s.s.sl 1858 -.4anE tee 1aei-
irs sEee4 Ilt @Et.s1s as 4aa..4 afr-le
c-sl.-ea aststs1 t4s e-nt4 ~ a1e Ees boa
lLa ea e-l t-s ras.sr4 A-l assl-
sEl ..1a t.zllas tes.eetisetF
A'1Aa4 ka AfF-l ISL "a msn r4a.fs
felns.a sE.l all kile- oae Nor.sl asa
ArAa.e4si-r -4s 4.44tF N.-s-eslaF
tr- a.el a<t. 50 .4.ir asg .o lklaaos.4-
feaf -llfa Af1 Afl e-Aa e....-
- a4s ...e..rIei l.et...111 e eartv ~ i..,ns.
es a.l es-l.a r.eu ca es.s sas aa1 lac
tI.k4ssn f. .r rts eltsf st t..a f.fs
co. leis.a sallla Eau 1.t9ss fl. E..a.
,t.n rt.sf tortf ulles .as..t of Qk..I...aa
Iv Ihe eatllsiaeu sele takl.e ssssrsi
AeaI ef eaft.e nonl fralk C..a...lts 8 r.....s
"a r1e la.osas44 Nation u hae.
sas lhn uasaAt.t a.alIes ra.f,il...
tas southern bor1ef ar 0.l.....a
refused 4...fs.i.s..sa l. asa tl- r.Il ss..s.s
C4s1uln. lral. sLraa.h tss .eu tens.ors
al.l Isat fsaoae1 Iss r.tlla laea
were felaf.f-e1 iiy q l,.4rfY of boomers irosa
Cooke aat f-uilue ooautles. iu 4eNAs uns
policeman 100 eatlle iae4 4na boomer
named 0els. uers Al-,a beside, soiae val
uabls horses lha catt-e men finally ahSn-
doaca the proposed roate sad teok tAe ola
Ahilene ro4lo through tie Cheyenne resor-
Walton
WAsaIsauas AurIls There vas d con
ference IL the Waite House "Wednesday be.
tween President hasrison Secretaries
ffoctcr aud Noble aDd tie Attorney .tsensral
over a telegram from Gensf.l Mrrru
commander II Tie department ~ Mis-
so4rL asking Ior Instructions Ia case
trouble arose a. Oklahoma General
Merritt laid stress upOn tie sarious asg.t.t
that is prosonte1 bs the great iusn az tiso
boomers aad was emphatic ia resiting his
embarrassing position resulting nom Ak
OF power 10 act ia case az al emergency
Tho conclusion OF the conference
WAS embodied ia Il TELEGRAM which
was sent 70 General Merritt and
although II MAS not made public through
the ordinary channels. IL is learned THAI II
gives the commander of tie department of
Missouri extraordinary discretionary
powers. making him. ia fact il not Ia name.
the military governor of oklahoma ia case
of "A rfar or n nn. ,t...eesffv ehoufs .ri.s "a
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
BRlVERY'S REWARD.
4 Hero Clothed IN R&gs Loses
rs Lie
SAD TATE OF 1 BRAVE SwIICaxn.
ratssek "a At.la-s ~ 3erses Sits. saves .
A4tlle tIa ffttn lts-tA - . tr4in. t1t
az nltaaseif t,reend t. fa~ees
t>sata tA. &facl y Leeis-


Nav .EE tprl b, "A hcFe eias iu tte
tr4al Er-.s1 eFaf..I.s checked 1anpsl and
sep 81 seltellla~E. "Wednesday incoming
lasl Als ste -a tbe yard ~ Tie peunss ga4la
la fo-l tol4p@uS al 3erses Csts 0s..e
s-t1ae tfe4 tAc fflgasfui adala faa
-e a-el 81 seas-ola child He Nss
l4-l.k A s.Sl4ug aa lrisaman 81 ye4n
o.t ~Ae Supported h.s Wlfe ana fan.i 5
q sofea Young children ~ s~Ilehtns
usils tur tae lsHAsy fauis TaIluad a.
Jersey Dls he u.- standing D. ftt ao.s
ol 1ls Attle hc4ss about ~ O'Clock IS AIT
irg fur s.lle-s car ~ TIE New York >as
q4eA4nls 4 Nestsfa railroad g. be hacked
ly az engine cn side tealk jast az The caI
- lltL BE- has switched r,4ahed him utile
boy = ao had tren plckllg up coal ffcm an
ssh heap near by stepped oE the rsck
Immediately in front of tie cas- No
Atamrg san hiu and jumping - The
tl4ek pushed fhe boy violently from it
The ueNt instant however Tie rapidly
moving car struck tie man There Was 3
crunching ~ oones AID when the engine
lad pushed Tie car on q mass ~ bloody
s1Teds Was az That remained oI tie fN Itch
Ms4
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

! Iennsyitssfis Women fsfa aIlF shoots
rer Husband After wsTHiuz Efiul AK-iasf
strIkinr Tier Iroperatsd b. the Cor
rners = urF-
BCTIEs IA brril 1s Tafiv "Wednesday
morning D. lields vas shot fr his vffe
a-d died two hours later Brs fiaas was
reading book in which she vas deeply Iu-
teresfed. and disregareed TIE repeafea re-
eDcss from her husband - retire
About ~ 4uirht Nj fleide became
angry nnd var u words en-
soed iffeT be arose from bed AMI
began sius.nc his vife ~ striking ber In
tfe facc IH eeIf -defsnse shs sireo . 20
FolVer su1 warned h.u - kfen nraf H-
n.rrneel an1 wns shouf fo STRIFE when SIZE
fred he hal TastlnF through h|s IauF-
Iifids made . deposition es8onsrstinr tis
Vie from nN hiare ID. cofosefs iafy
found taai tae sct vas 'us' Fable under tts
cireafartances The parties as higslT con-
reo.e4
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

The senate Passes Biii "a Require Tar.
Payers 70 Swear 10 Property Lists
Other WORK Of ths Legisiatur~-
srkINoFIELD III ApTl : ln the Sc nate
yesterday the hln requiring tax payers 70
make oath "a the correctness of their pron-
erty lists was passed The fish Culture bin
was passed. also the bin 10 regulate primary
elections
The House reconsiderec the vote hy which
the bin amending the habituGl criminal act
failed l. pass March - There were O.
votes ia favor 81 reconsideration against o.
Not having enough votes FOR passage. Nj
Miller then secured Il posfponement uutil
next Tuesday. when IL Viii come up Tor
fnai vote in the House This bill
amends the habitual criminal act by
adding the crimes rape and arson Ia those
which now designate the habituai criminal
These crimes are but glary grand larceny.
horse stealing robbery, forgery or coun-
terfeiting. The bill also amends the act by
making the third conviction of any ot these
crimes punishable by imprisonment for
life. with the privilege OF parole by the
prison authorities FOR good conduct
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

Lasis 80 co.. l.1inf tlai Tie nanllAIE h pas
seuEefs ara iosl he s-ss i1as Tie iife boats
carries ~ Iho hanmark were constructed
after TIE Inosi approved pattern They arc
a. alppllou ltl az elAnl teIs. b. llr1 makes
d impossible faf tteul go sink They were
doubtless supplied Hlln food aud water sff-
ncieni to lasi gvc wosks The 4 h'aaua 81 tae
Anchor line tTanl OllraitsE April la reached
ihis port - CAV Her oficers ha0 secn 40
trace 81 The uanmaIk or her passengers.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

PEWIs. April IS-Irof IeroEx. The
American aeTonaut. made an ascension II
t8.s city Wednesday before tue military sp-
thouues and a large number 81 thei
friends lie asccaded - ths height Of 9 0s
feet when he caped from the car with f,
parachute and reached The ground n ssf,fr
Count Won WalGersee was delighted W.
the exhibition and viii probably adopt ths
parachute g. part q the psrsphernalis o.
the balloon department ~ the army
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
TIGhTENING lis GRIP.
The Standard OIL Company Gains Control
of Vast Iiold in Ohio.

CLEvELAND. q. April is The Standard
Oh Company has completed "A deal by which
they gun control of the majority OF the
stock of the Ohio oil Company The terri
tory acquired embraces H. go acres with =
daily output OF 300 barrels. virtually
giving them control Of the Ohio oil
output The Solar refinery At Lima. one
OF tie largest in the county, comes into
their possession
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

NEw OBLEANs. April - Telicie Yiart.
aged =. professional beRgar. died a few
days ago of debility and neglect and when
tho coroner inspected tho sbanty Ia which
the supposed paupcr had lived and died he
found st-tou secreted in various places
s. 1po of which vas gold and SIS 90 bonds.
stocks aud socuuties A relative Of the de-
~ l.cI ILYna In Iall. ILanre
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

SANTA FE y M., April l8-New Mcricol
newly appointed Governor. l. BrGJfcEC
Prince, arrived home from Washington
Mednesday and WAS met at tie depot bf
500 citizens from al parts % The Territory
The Governor was conducted u tie caTito
and installed with imposing ceremonies
Ex-Goveruor Axtell delivered tie WELDON
ing address General satisfaction is *
pressed throughout the Territory a. 0ov
srn0r Princes appointments
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
Death Of General Dawson.

NEw YoaE. April Is Brigadicr- General
Samuel Kennedy Dawson L. 5 A.. died
Wednesday morning al Orange. \ J after
short illness lie was born ia Pennsy,-
vanIa ovor sixty years ago. h graduated
from West Point IA 1888 re served ia the
Mexican ond Civil wars and was repeatedly
promoted for galianuy and ueritorious
service. lie retired froa the army May II,
fSrl
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
FIVE DROWNED.
Terrible Result OF - Boating Accident OF
the Nhalt hoo.hce Klvcr.

BAINBRDoE, Ga. April ls-At the Ala
bama Midland crossing of tho Chattaboo
cheo river two boats. with seven and e.ch
men. respectively. were crossing the river
when one OF the boats commenced sinkins
and one OF the men jumped 10 the othc.
boat and capsi1cd both boats live mel
were drowned They were hands workiat
for O. A. Alexander. breaking rock for tht
Alabama Midland bridge The river wa
Dragged, but none OF tie bodies was rccoy.
cred
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
VISITED THs GREAT FATHER. "
Red Cloud. the Noted Sioux Chief. Calls
on President Harrison-Trying To Collect
IA Claim.

WASHINGTON, April ls Among the Presi-
dent callers Wednesday was the noted
Sioux Chief. Rcd Cloud. who came with
three OF his Western friends. Red Cloud
has made il practice 10 cali on each new
President and secure an expression OF Opin-
onfrom hin concerning Indian affairs The
talk with President Harrison was Of short
duration
Red Cloud is in hurry II SECURE the S2S, r.
600 Appropriated by Congress 10 pay for a
lot Of ponies which the United States troops
took away from his band In 1870, when it
was feared they We're going on the war
path One Of his purposes here is 20 gee If
this money can not be paid 70 him and h.s
neople 81 once.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

wAsulvo1oN. April i The Inter s.sts
Commission has summoned = large humble
- Eastern roads 20 appear before q on Msl
ana show to whom and why they iesns
free passes and Dec trantportatan "a
Nay the couu.lsslcn riA invest gate tff
t.ckct cnfaulission subject. ans aas orecror
oterg railroad cen-ering n Chicago ~ -.
pear bclore lt "a that dste
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
HANDS OFF.

The Authorities at Beirut. Turkey. In
formed by Minister strauss That They
Must Not Interfere with American Mis-
sionary schools.
WAsHINoToN. April ls-The Department
or State has received IA dispatch from
Minister Strauss at ConstantinOple sny-
ing that the local authorities at Istubieo
province OF Beirut had closed the
American missionary schools there on
the ground that they had not received
the necessary permit from the local author
tiles Mr. Strauss Immediately waited on
the Grand Vizier and secured a reversal Of
the decree and also an order 10 the local
authorities not 10 interfere with American
schools. bat 10 refer all complaints to Con-
stautin0nle
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

- urniture from the Phoenix Furniture
81 Factory,
6 inished to suit the fancy Of the most
81 astidiOus families in the city.
olding Beds speciality.
81 preserved sale Of Upholstery Goods.
pom favorable terms to all.
S. mbrella stands in patterns unendng.
e. seful ChiflOniers, also Brass Urns.
@A attain Rockers, rich, rare and racy,
Fl E eal Mahogany suites in Renaissance
TX style.
are relics from remote regions.
Reproductions Of WI. art.
= Eobby novelties in numbers innumeraDlc.
go eat designs with nickel trimmings.
~ arrow beds i'm natural cherry.
81 ice Nursery Chairs i'm new styles.
w the new Blodgctt Building
q ngeniously invented EaScls
II llmitable space in one enclosure.
. YOU doubt it, inform us in person
EyZ ZOilct Glasses and Toilet Sets
rundlc Beds for the little Tots
ables for Library with twisted legs
apestries from Turkestan
= nheard Of bargains in ornamental
phOlstcry Goods. always acceptable.
pright folding beds that don't fall down
80 pom the sleeper. n some beds do.
- ecumbent lounges for the rich.
eClininG Chairs and Writing Desks
- eel cherry Book Cases and Rosewood
- Rockers.
= Reasonable in price and restful to the eve
ga inquire at Cor. Ottawa and Louis-sts..
where
q very one of above articles can he found
81 ach first letter of every line read down
81 wards.
- yinces our especial business.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
CRIMINAL CARELESSNESS.

4 torohers Jury fsrturns Nharp Nerdict
on tho Eeccnt Terrible Accident CT the
Santc Re Road.
JoLIEr, Ill, April ls.-The coroHcr's jury
in the Santa Ie railway disaster.
which occurred 1T Lorenzo last week,
havo rendered verdict IN which
gross criminal caTclessness Is charged
aguinst the conductor. Fred Hughes
and the engineer. Frank Converse
ii Is reported that the sheriff Of this county
has gone To Chillicotbe 10 arrest the men.
and THAI they VIII be indicted and tried for
the killing Of Miss NlnslCw and the Hartt
family
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-09-11

According to the chief Protection
organ "the Trust fever has seized
the window-glass manufacturers,
and the indications are that gil
gantic combination of all factories
in the Western and Northern dis
triets viii be formed soon" This
is but another instance of the logic
of Protection working itself out
The window Observation-Disclosures en-
joy the benefits of duties ranging
from 60 to 1Os per cent. on THEN
product. With the 'lhome market
thus secured to them what is more
natural than that they should com
bine to work it for all it is worth?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-09-11

One of the most profound thinkers
of the country has truly said. '.The
farmers dollar is heavy. 1t is no
waif to him. He knows how many
strokes OF his labor it represents.
His bones ache with the days labor
that earned it. He knows how
much land it representative much
rain, frost and sunshine. He knows
that in the dollar he gives you SO
much discretion and patience, SO
much hoeing and threshing. Try
to lift his dollar, you must lift all
that weighs" Still many a farmer
votes for the party that makes him
pay an unjust and unnecessary tax
of 81 cents on every dollars worth
of material he buys with his hard
earned dollar.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-09-11

ofcourse a monopoly organ sneers
at the Iowa Republicans as "crahks'
for denouncing Trusts and insisting
that railroad corporations should be
subject to State supervision in the
interest of the people whom they
are chartered to serve. But if thi:
be an indication of crankiness a ma.
jority of the voters in this country
are pretty certain to vote themselves
"cranks" at the next general cleo
ton. The Trusts are going to 60
And the corporations will not rur
without a curb bit.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-09-11

Every newspaper Publisher Is
cursed withan occasional subscriber
whose soul seems 10 have been made
of the Tag end of m:.terial. and a
skimp pattern at that. We are al
ways thankful when such lift Them
selves from our list. The sooner
the better They generally refuse
to take The paper from the Office
after taking it two or three years
without paying cent for tia
plain steal with an insult added.
Or else they move away without
saying word or paying a nielSle.
Or they at once discovered that they
never ordered it, never wanted it,
never received it regularly (not
more than half the time) and won't
pay for it. In either case it is a
cowardly creep, such as no honora-
bic man would be guilty of. The
proper way to stop a newspaper is
TO pay up first and then stop it any
way you please afterward. IF you
are a gentleman and don't owe a
cent, walk in the office, look the edi-
tor full in the eyes, and tell him you
don't wish it or cant afford it. If
you are on the hog plan, chuck it
back into the postofiice and mark it
refused"