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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
UNVEILED.
rHr CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL STATUE
AT ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
ALsrgs Crowd in Atendanes-The Grafton
Of Governor Lss-A Description
Of the Statue
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispasch.l

ALEXANDRIA. VA, May "a. 1888.
To-day was IA public holiday In Alexan-
fria, aud the occasion for II was the unveil-
tnS az the monument erected 10 those OF
about Goo Alexandria soldiers who LETT their
homes iweuty-six years ego TO-DAY never 10
return sgsin. Nnciy.seven oi these brave
(oniederstCs either died on battle.f fields or Va
csmpS. 10 wss 10 keep sacred their memory
that the beautiful monument was erected AZ
the intersection OF Prince and Washington
streets. There was an enormous attendance.
tic visitors including military and civic or
carnations from Virginia towns and cities,
from Mary land. snd from Washington city.
The prlncipsl streets were deliberately aud
appropriately decorated. Many orgsuIzs-
lions were Ia tue procession.
THE PROCESSION.
Arriving A. the monument the officers. in
y'-ed rue.is. Sc. filed the stand which had
Accu erected. The crowd wasc called 70 or
der and come TO - much order ss street
GROVE. usisQly do. The solemn music, "ln
Memory Eleruai,' from Bach, was then gwen
by TIE Marine Band. Rev. George ST Nor
Ton. formerly Confederate chaplain, then
offered PRAYER. Captain Raleigh 7. Dsntel,
or the p1ri Of tho artists. Elder and Buhcrl,
delivered The monument 20 the care OF Lee
tsmp.
Tho band Then rendered the " MIserere''
nni at the clese a. the music Miss virginia
Core. daughter o. the leufenant-coloeel OF
thc Scyenseeuth Virginia regiment, puue0
TIE cord which hcldthe yelling oil the st,iue'
and ss the hgure % the Appomato1 soldier
c-uc into view 10 VAS warmly greeted 10y The
C,ovd.
CFNrEtL TlrzHCGH LEE,
Governor Of NirKiNis, received the unNeued
monument on behalf ~ Lee q amp.
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The westvirEinia Contest

Especial telegram 70 me DHpatchI
CHARLEsTON. ". Va, May 2A-This MORN
ing the legislative committee began reading
the dispositions from Greenbrier county,
where Golf contested thirty-one votes. The
dispositions were passed upon and three
votes were thrown ont. Judge Fleming
did not contest any votes ia Greenbrler
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
GRAIs AID coTroH ExcHAuaR
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
NEw YORK.

Nav YORK, NAY 2L-Coiton firm: sales 2f
bsles: uplanes. IKE; Orleans. ne. Weekly
net receipts 81 this port. S52 bsles; gross re-
ceipts Q ga bales: Cxports-to Great Britain.
10 81 bales: 20 France. 1ei bales: 20 tue Cont
ncpt. - bales: forwarded, =. - bales saie-,
:. S,2 bales: spinnsrs 5.4.9 bales stork. lso,sss
baios Net receipts az al ports today, l.Sf
bales: eNporis-to Great Britain, 3SiB bales 20
the Con anent 100, bales; stok. 295. 70 bales.
Southern fiour dull ami unchanged. Wheat
strong: No red. sli. 49,. IN store; opiioos
Sic: June. So: July. s2sc Corn irmer and
quiet. No. 2. az. at2c IN elevator. options dun
aud nrm May. 4ihc.; June. d A.; July. tlhc
Oals steady options n.in Nay, ~is. Juno.
a.c. July. 9sA,c. mixed Western, Na.flc. hops
nrm. COffee--Options cloAed hTmer Nay. fleba
SD June. SO i5asi6.a5 July. si0Dsslhol
epot RIO quiet fair ugoes, SlS2%. sugar
Raw 1rm fair refining. &c; refined hrm; {,
IA g extra G. -, az e.. OH 4. AZ mould
4. SIC standard a. $40; contectionsrs 4,
SIC: cut.loaf. g.: crushed. g. poNdersi,
SIC; grenulated sRc. : cubes. SO Moiasset
Quiet Rice quiet aul stesiy Petroleum
atrouger. crude lea barrels AZ Pzrher's tlQc.
refined here. $3.50. Cotton soed oil stronger
crude prime. o.. yellow, 90. Resin steady sod
quiet 1ucpenune quiet Hides steady. Wool
guiot and Griner: domestic neeoe, Ssas-ih
pulled, zla39c. texas. Has. PORK sirorg
mess, sl2 .Safl250; extra prime. tfeafl 80
Beef quiet Beef-hams strong a. fiA30atlL
Tered beef unsettled; city extra lndia mes
SIP sO,ff2Nl Cui-mcais In fair demand 9ickled
b-isca, eleven and twelve pounds, fsa6sc;
plcstci shoulders bi,r pickled hams, lli.'
Nidlos slow: short clear. 40 lari 0rmer anf
quiet. wrstern steam. s. 49, city. Sass; Way,
i-I5: June. g1O9 frcisht- sire niger, cotton,
1-bll. ; grain, 5 al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

where you are accustomed to buy soda
water. then 60 to soue 1--we dealer and get It.
Ilmiue IS the fashionable drink thus season.
and the drst.class soda.lountains keep II.
Drink Limine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
n.rr1xnpr aTncK MARKET

BALTIMORE, May 2i-yirginia 30, i6sa6S'l: Bal
finore and OHIO stocks, saA Northern Cen
tral. n asked: Cincinnati. Washington and Balti-
more lists, sJi6: DO. 2ds, 4Sa5J: DO. BIS, 20
asked: consolidated gas bonds, lli4 bid; DO.
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THE MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION THgRgwITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of tbs New York and Richmond
Stock Bxchsnyes-9rain. Flour. Cot
tor, Neat. and other Quotations
lBy telegraph to the Dispsteh.l

-, WAsHrSGroS. May 2i.-For virginia,
RAIN showers during tho day, followed by
1sigh,ly cooler. northeriy winds during
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
MAKRhAREA.

DANCF-HARyIE.- Married. a. Grace Episco-
ral church. on May @2l. Dr. jackson officiating
',r. PEACHY :. DANCE 70 Miss FANNIE +.
HABYIE, both o. Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

siderable moro demand man has Lately pro-
vailed was shown. while prices arc surely on
higher plane. Sales outside OF the cry show =
good demand. and there Ia positive eyiifn . 81
aivanced pricoi this week, though INC mafset
at no time has been very active. There - no
special feature IN otnsr grsdes today. Weaiber
much warmer and dr.. Tho scarcely OF mo
ieafy red-bIacS wrappers continues, wshe lns
demand IA strong for such. ofordinsry KINDS
there IL a suflcency, but no abundance. oid.
rich nllers are offered spsringiy in brghts
Common smokers rods are stu freely offered.
GRAIs AID c0TT0H ExCRANaz
KIcHnoss. May "a Is3A
sALss ssP0srsO ~ sxcsyrIev
coRS.-white. 100 bushels prime at 900
COTTON REPoar
Market Grm.
QUOTATIONS.
NfDDLfxd. i0c.
Low MfopLIso. CSC.
GooDORptsARy. s3se
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
MAXINE INrELLI6EsCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAc. MAY IS. ls'a
san rt.es...........4. s5 HOS IDS
Moon rises ....... 800 Evening ......-.... l.si
POkr OF KiCHnOND. MAY "a 1854
ARRIVED.
steamship Wyano1e. Boar, New York, mer-
chandise aud Passenger
SAILED.
steamer Wysnoke BoaK Now Iork, mer-
chandlss and passengers.
steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk. merchaniiso
ami passengers.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS MAY 2Liso
tby Telegraph
LKgIyED.
steamship Allegheny. Providence, and sailed
for baltimore. merchandise.
steamship CspuloL Pensacola, % coal
Steamship OrcOrn. Boston q lOhp coal.
steamship Ksnawba pr0giien .. 20 load coal
scho0nerJ Is. ogden. foio, Bozton. 70 loAl
coal
lug l. c. Ward with barge heiicon, Boston, 70
load coal
sALgp.
Tug virginia Hrhman. with barges Loits Fugh.
Delaware aud AleHAnder The Great fhilaiel-
phiA, and schooner Henry sutton, feAfce, Boz
ton-ell loaded Nlsh cOaL
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RICHMOND STOCK ExCHAFaH

FRIDAY. May q, 1889.
SALRs.-FRsT BOARD.-l0,O00 Charlotte, Co
lunb.a snG Augusts Is lB. c. al 1864.
closing quotations = tne s'1'A 5oAri;
qovvoyggyp SH1gATrlgl Rft 4stef
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
the evening.

TIE WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY ".
fair during the day and warmer. with light
shower at night
gaaf Therunorna Yeafardav
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aErrYsRrRd pEscRlBED.

II the Federal army coull be cut in tuo, and
the separate wings overwhelmed In detail, the
hattie would be decisive, ani The victorious
army might march 60 a point between baltimore
and PhuuIslpuIa, involving ~ pOssioie results
the fali u Washington and Baltimore. ana large
nforccments from Maryland. IL was splon-
ana conception, NapOeonlc I'm It's audacity, and
worthy ~ lue genius Of tho oil masters OF war.
vino south was within ast,no's throw Of peace
NJ Gettfsburg" says a writer THIS battle
furacd tie military tide. for lt was practically
lost 90 the Confederate troops. Tho waters OF
southern Success hal reached their high-wn'or
marx. and from that time continued 10 epD
urtu lost in the sea OF eternity Generals
Iopcstrret A. F. Hin, and Ewell were the CORPS
commanders a. Gettysburg. To the irsi-nGmei
WAS committed the assault CO.OneI IaylOr,
General Lees adlutaRtgoneral, as well as
Coionels Venable aud Long. 81 the same stan,
are on record a. saying that they knew 10 MAS
planned by Lee for L0ngstreot n Assault WIN
his irh0is corps, TO be supported by half OF A +.
HiTs CORPS that being tbs DIX. ~ lins 10 his
left. and HUl, In his official report, says that he
was ordered 10 sent ono half oi his corps ~ a
"support to L0ngs.rcets corJs in such assault
IL was tbs Army commander intention %
leave o. the chief II his nrst corps the tactical
formation for attack, bar whether the adj
vance wss platoon. then company, then
regiment 20 be followed by hriRades And dlVl-
ions. il was clearly hi5 purpose that the whole
CORDS should support fh5lr advance Ruari. REIN
forced by half Of The next corps-ay0, II neces-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

CucAGO. May - lash quotations were FLOUR
unshaagod 80. spring aud No 2 rod wheat
slhaS2e No. com. HIac. No. o1f-, .. o..
Me.s-pork. sli.safl2. isri. tts2kAth,5. shor;-
rlh.. x57fasaS5: shoulders. g. ass IS short
clear. fGfgsatG2A Nhiskcy. t.n2
Thelesding futures raosei As fsiloNb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
MAY -. I,sl
There we're larger transactions IN Oh wrap
pcrs to-day, and by auction sales Of such con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

y
CrNcfNNlrI. Nay 2s-floIr 'tostv. Whoat
hrmer. 40. rcl. -Na>ir. Corn easier. DO
mixed. Mis- Oaf. weaker. Na mixed.
2lt.alGlr PorS higher at tlt-h IAfi 'fh"r
~ tG.J5. Bulk-meat aeIl hi-h.r- thnrttN.,
fLChffl0 Bncon stronger. rt-rIrcI. 4l.tA
1913 NhIskry weak az f'H b. e- in hn'i"r
demand ami stronger; ~ mmon ond lfht $50
$40; pacing anu butchers. fi.--a, 3D.
WlLNlNGTON
wrLNnGros. y. e.. Way ei-rurpen'n,
steAIy az 4isc. Korin quiet; -train"l. 3D.
Cooi s'raiuel. &c.. Ter irm 80 Sd 90 'rui'
turpentne nrm; hard, 81; yellow ilp. 81 'f-
gin, &. -
LOUISVILLE, May ei.-Marxets unctaneoi.
kEw YORK COITOS FuTrREt
Epw YORK. May 2i-Couon-Net ieceipia.
none: gro-.. IL bales Futures riosci s'eahj
sale.. 1900 bale Nay. So '.ailh'1. june.
fl9.66a.l0b1. JuiyUn5iaii August ~ "A
500: September $40 2iailo 2. ocionHf. 81 -
81 gj. November ft-saii ~. December s1HtA
Sg9}: January. f3Jis.1, fcDfAafy' NAo'a
tl00S: March. ti0.ljaSlllA
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
UIeportei Tor tn Ds9at'h.l
MAY 2a-Narket nominal 80 transactions
reported. Prime, 80; extra prime. tAa5c.;
fancy. SIC common, 2ai ac: sheiled. A5sG'
Spanish. DC: factory haud-pickei. 5sa'Ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean cnpera;are ..................
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-27
The Democrat.
FlnpAY. sEpTENBER.g b -.


BeRafe q 3 silent deg and 3 wet rat.
The sllag u eproaeh is The truth Il 4.
Envy shoots n others ard wounds her.
e.
Nout made Ia storms are toIgollea In
imt
Youth and white paper soou take an
apftsslun
koal without knowledge ls Ike are
ithoui rht
A goose quii Is more dangerous than
fuE eaW.
What We eaH time enough dsays
.rovus liitle enough.
nlHarY islet fable agreed apon bat
ah disagreed Hpon
RuarnbCi .nptIlntnce lent ait any
sore u5a usoIHao is bnlhaney
ANula seeing saves murh bookings a
uie speaking af mafh iaikms
90 aa aala lo 90 great good al
scs WtIl selioa do aHflbins 81 all
sAssE.sf a l.ss ii,s iiailsns % ) tour Pests
ahla4 EaH rIa4 a. ataia fhN H tHa nHHns
HNf h f FWrH NH ta. pania
81 NU. eeEaHf ana cheap
F.uhUMl CLOTHING tu
Adl bo eaN ai packing aite for
tIfH
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-27

The readers Of the DsnooHAr will be
pleased "a learn that there u Al least oae
dreaded disease that science has hetnahle
b cure ia all lfs slasts, and that i Ca
taffh. Ilalfs CatarTn Cure j. the only
positive cure now ku1eu 10 tie medical
fraternity. Caisfth being constitutional
disease requires a constitutional treat
mant. Halls Catarrh Cure i taken IN.
tefnallY. acting directly upon tbs blood
and mueus surfaces Of the system, thereby
DESTROYING the foundation u the disease,
aud giving the patlvnl strength, BY build
ing up The constitution ant assisting na.
tufe Ia doing lta wofk. The pfopFietofs
have 30 much faith Ia ils curative powers,
tAat theY ofIeF 0ae lluadfed Dollars for
cay case that L fails q cure. Send for
llsl oi testimonials Address
r. J. CnssEH 4 Co., Toledo, @.
g. Sold BY druggists, I1c.
sufferers iIom Indigestion, loss OF ap-
petite. liver 90 sidney complaints fhea-
malism 90 neuralgia, would 10 well 90
give Ayers sarapafilla trial For at
suoh disorders. 40 medicine i ~ eliee-
tive as this, when faithfully and pefae-
Feiingly used.
Ftusutas. raHllan FasaIufe. q largest
AnI ls.s. sIaak iH sAe elff 81
MirHlaAA ftHsffCuH eaaFaaN.
E snliauat street. liNshafsh. -.
some years ago Ayers Cherry Poe,
lufal cured me II asthma after She hesl
medical SKILL bad failed @ give me relief
a irw weeks since, being again troubled
ulll the disease, | was promptly relieved
- ihp same remedy + 81 llasalef, Ed
iiot ireas. Table Rock. Neh.
t.....a tnr.hasfna fffnffHnf HIsaa HrfH eail
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-05
Eeras ..

Su Der @mballage=I uub ginbs
fabenfabrit gu @alueiton bat li6 Elm
idauerli6er llngliidsfal ereignet. :
S. Chambers, oer bic NufIidt iiber iene
Wiai9inen fhbtt, mel6e Die gmbalage
mefien uno auFrolIen, lieB feline 9anb
nit benz 3eug bineinf6liipfen; i'm gfu
murbe Nrm unb 56ulter, bann Der
&Opf unb enbli9 Der gan3e a6rper binz
eiuge3ogen; bic Maf6ine madte nod
atDei umbrebunsea, ebe fe sum Still
itanb gebra0t uno ber llnglhdlif)e aus
feiaer Sage befreit wurbe. Ser 9lrm,
Die 59ulter unb beibe Beine tpareu ses
bro6en, troBbem Iebie ber Mann nod.
Ser Nrm 1T bereits amputirt lporben;
basielbe tpirb nit ben 8eineu gefdebeu
miifen, tuenn Der 2lermlte ni6t borber
Itirbt.
gegen ben aililtent.5 .5uperinten=
benien beg 3uGtbauies 5u Gust, Col.
&amIaD, 1T eine Glage Inn Wieberz
erlangune bon 1852 erDoben .tpotben.
&amiaD bate bic 5parselber Der 5trdf=
linee in 8ermobrung, in tpel6eu ii6
bas obiee Gefisit ersiebt. Nuberosm
bate Sol. &amiaD einen Strdfling UNI
mebrere 9unbett Dollars angepumpt.
Sa &amIaD, Der bor einiger 3eit auf
Wuui6 bes @ouperneur5 &oB refgnirs
te, perl9punosn 1T, 10 merben tppbl Die
8iirgen berbalten ntHen.
= Ser Jarmers 6 Me1auies 9ias
tional Banf in Sort 8ortb finb $4,000
in SLIDER 9eIfoblen iporben. Gas @elb
muB in einem BugsD ooer Magen ab.
gebolt tporben ieia. Cine unterfu9ung
1T i'm @auge.
- Sn Der oitteranif6en Oels9esion
berrfdt tuieber, mie cine Wittbeilung
bon Nacogbo6es iaat, cine re6t rege
Sbdti9teit. Sa ben bei0en Srunnen,
go. l unb 9to. 2, nelfe felt ldnserer
3eit Guf9e16tt batten gu flieBea unb
Del 3u liefern, lit bor Elm paar 3agen
oas WoRer berausgei66pft tuorben,
uno isbt aiebt ieoer bon ibnen iuieber
so 6afer Del per Sag.
Aus @lartspille, Jfeb 3iper Co.,
fOmmt bonn 2. gtopember bic fDlgenbe
gtotij, peI6e cen 8etpeis bafisr giebt,
bob aud y}orboits Seras aus benz laas
gen 56laf erwa6t unb iebt riiitig i'm
Jorti6ritt begriffen 1T, fie lautet:
pgta9bem bas n6tbige &apital, UNI bier
cine Obts sprdierben.Gabrit an3ulegen,
suiammen eebra6t worbeu mar, ba6cn
li9 bic 2lttien 9beilnebnter bel benz
neuen gelperbIi9en llnternebmsu beute
gu elmer @eieGI6aft orsanilirt uno bic
n0tbigen geamten erpdblt, uno es iDer.
ben iOfort S6ritte getban tperoen, ben
6reifbrisf Der @eIeaidaft regiifriren gu
IaKen. Inter ben NttioHdren befinben
fi9 Die einiluBrei6iien Wfdnner beg
@ountps, unb es 1T un5meifelbaft, oaB
oos unterueBmen raid unO nit Grfolg
gu @nbe seflbrt uerben tpirb." = Reb
Riter County 1T burd bag bortreFfli6e
Obif, weI6es bort in grOBer Mense se.
SOsen wirb, i6on felt lange ber be-
fnunt
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Sic Tpl9en bcs llebermaReS.

Sn tenem Sale treen bic i4dbIi4en 6elsen he's aRez
tnirenS l4drer, berper, al8 IN ben 2strtun9en aa=
uno lncrleb frerpen rt burh trampfartige rnpulltc
men er8nttert unp pann lesterer mafenbai, pl6tli6
unh peeerbplt entleer. Dies lit nett mebr aI8 her
Sal bebinst eabei bhhit unnarlih unb auBercrhents
lid IhpdHene. Die Srsane rerlteren bic 6dbistett,
tbre 6untttpnen NIT nprmaler HeSelmdbtsteit mieber
aufunebmen, uup eS bepari zines naolrtnsrenben",
3. b ui1ammeHsiebenp WitteS, ba5 bic Wtenerbers
ieaung bre8 rlberen unbdtisen 3uitanhe8 CUR Gclse
Bat Gesen berarse mcnitrpie une ihdeli6e WiBgrife
tit Spiteer UiasenbterS bic nit slldibitem Grfpg
slr Berpenpuna tpmmeuhe BanaCee GS erpeiht milz
be-, uaturaemdb uub in genhseubem Miabe, lettet bic
Sale aus peM 8ut In nie ri6sen aandle une pcrbtlit
gu seiunber 0erbauuu9 unb rtdser giiimiIiruns hes
Gereauten. G5 t naS bette Shusmttel Se9en Matas
ria INN hterwintet RbeumaismuS, Reuralste, Ncrpcs
ftdt, Wterens unb StaIenleteen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-05

= Ser ieBt benz @emeinberatbe bon
Miin6en an9eb6renbe ebemalige oemo=
tratiibe &eidstagss4bg GrDber
bat ben folgenben 3eitgenldBen Nntrag
eingebra6t: D9as 8emeinoefol1egum
wolle bei9lieBen: Sen WagiItrat gu err
iu9en, bic Grrtdtuna eines
@rematoriums 3um y e + uf e
facultatiper 3ei6enDerbrens ens
nung auf einem Der duBeren Jtiebs
bbfe in grp1gung 81 sieben unb i'm
1alle ber 3uItlmmling bic oaau n6tbis
gen 0titteI in ben nd6iten Gtat einsus
itellen." Der Nntrug, Del6enl cine
eingebenoe Begrtnbung beigegeben lit,
nurbe burd) NnmensurterI6rift unter>
fttibt BON II 8eOoamd6tigteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-05
SIZE reide 9fhmpdspIpno III 5

Sic reide 9tbwedfeIung iii ben
beutfdeu Munoarten aeist ipobl fein
geiipiel ouffaaenber, als bic Manbe=
lunaeH, Del6e bas 80rt9en rNein"
alein in ben beriGiebenen Diltriften
bes @roBberSo9tbums gabeu our6.
ma9t. Dim Sooeniee iaat man: rNa", !,
alte @onfan5er fogar uNasa" (3paifls
big, bort ficD pOetifd any, Sm RIetts
gau bort man p9td" Heben fdi" (eins
filbig), In Der 9aar bas i6pdbiTh Qes
miitblide uNoi" (5on auf bem y, I'M
n6rbli9en 56mar3naIb fellenweiIe
,geui", Die 6anauer fagen rNei" nit
fdorfem e, bic ruunerlenner" baaegen
enItpsber fur8 ygte" o6er geoeGnt uNee"
(einilbig).
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gSufFEeuS Wrutca.Eofke. .

Die bette GaIbe Der @eIt fir s6nitte,
QuetIduugen, @efdmiire, Iyieber. uno Saut.
ausidIng, 6Iedte, geiprltn9ene Sanoe, tjrpft,
beuIen unb ollc Souttrontbeiteu turirt 81.
morrboioen o0er feline Se,abtune, Bnllise
Gatisiaetion 9orantirt oSer 6aS @eIb ntrb
auriiderRattct % GeutS bic SdoatsT. Bun,
8erfanf N allen gpotheGen. 8reib, Sbomp,
fon G. 60, 9sbpIelatc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-05

Die uufaa 8trbiitungss s9lusltels
lung in Berlin f6lieBt troB bes unee,
meiu resen 9eiudes, befen fie ii6 su
erFreuen bate, nit einem Defisit bon
melt iiber 1000 Mart ab. 0aheIbe
1T ie6o9 bur9 ben bonn 8rouer @es
perbc auFaebradien 8arantie Gonb
b6llia gebedt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-05
Meme eaeinnunq.

.gBiFen Sic pielleidt, wer iene biibs
lde iunge Dame 1T, bic bort ain 9trme
bes groBen blon6en 9errn promenirt?"
yO6 ia, es iIt feline Stiefs s@emablin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-05

@Ouperneur &oB bot in 2oreoo
Grunbei6enthum getauft. Die 9arebo>
ct tueroen oiefe SbatIadc ousJuunben
perlteben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-05

Gin Mlann, ber 40 Sabre MsbHin praftisir
bat, ipllte SaIs bon 3uder unterl 6eioen ton.
men; left, mas er fast:
Solebo, o., San. 10. 1887.
Srn. s. 5. GbeneN & @o.-Weine Serren
sd bin felt 40 3aBren meiit in oct allges
neincn dr3tliden @raris aepefen, unb moGte
fnger, oaB in al ineiner YrariS uno Grfablun9
id) mic Elm %rdparat aeleben babe, baS id) mil
70 biel 8ertrauen auf Grfols bsrIdreiben fonnte,
al8 s nIpS 6 Statarr9 Cur, fnbrisirt bor ST.
men. Sabe eS gar biele Walc berI6rieben, unb
Die gGirfung 1T ipunberbou, rno ino9te gum
SdlaB iasen, bab id nod einen Sail bon Ga-
tarr1 gu finoen babe, BEN es nid)t furiren ipiir>
De, ipenn man eS ben anpeifuneen eenldB elm
nabme.
Sn @abrbeit bcr Sbrise
E. 6 @Drfud, W D,
Office 215 Summit Ctr
gSir ppllen einbuubert Dollars fit ieoen 5al
bon Gatagrb geben, ber nidt nit 9alrs & a.
tarrb Sur sebeilt tueroen fann. Snnsrlid)
genoni1cn.
G.S. Gbene1 & &c., Gigeni6., Golcoo, 8.
CBs' Serfanft bon aputbetern, rs s.
: Die Ieibige 9ut BABEL ber
0amen bat Dieoer einmal Elm
Menl6euauge in grbBie @efobr aes
bta6t. Inter ben 2lnoea III Berlin linb
| i'm @ebrdnge Elm 9err uub eine Dame
bart aHeinanOer geratbeu. Oie Dame
tpanbte fi6 IN Jolge beI5eil pl6blib lin
unb HieB bierbei Dem 0erra nit BET
SpiBe ibrer 9utHabel ins 8eIi1t. Wie
gem6bnIicb mar es teine ytabel nit berz
tapielter SpiBe Gum Slid bat biz
5piBe cine 8emegung nod Der Bade Bin
gemaGt unb nur itarf geribt; um ein
9aar 'udre bas guge 5ur1fo9en NOR.
ben.
5alaaoligteit 1T Elm idredli6es Gel.
ben. Samaritan Nervine" beilt iis
unb fam 0aber als Elm wabrer 5egen
bstradtet tperben. gu baben bel allen
Qpotbefern. $3.50 ober 4 fir $5.
Weun mir bebaupien, baB Samaritan
Nervine Gbeumatismus curirt, 10 nil.
fen mir Oas aud gu pertreten. nGrisco
Sournal". = gu baben bel aQen Npo'
tbeferu. $3.50.
Samaritan Nervine curirte einen
meiner patiente1 BON gpileplie unb bai
mir au6 Bel einem S9lagsNnfall quite
Siente geleiitet. = 9r. s. Bradley,
Roieroille, 8arren Co., Slls.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-05

Sic
86dentlide Greie Yreiie fit seras
erf9eint
ieoea poamerfag
un6 tDitet
$3.50 fir SaS Sabr DOcr $1.25 f,it
6 Wpnate tn NOrausbeSabInna.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-20
An idea of the Civil Service.

An esteemed correspondent, whose
communication appears herewith, de.
slres the INTELlldENCER to deal him out
liberal portion Of that doctrine Of
Civil Service reform which holds that
only the big places under the National
Administration should be given to party
men.
The INrELLaENcER does not endorse
that cold and cherries view, Of Mug
wumg origin, which rules out OF the
public service the earnest man who
works hard for his party, feels intensely
on party questions and yet is not 80 big
n toad in the political puddle as To get
his name in the newspapers as proba-
BILE Cabinet officer.
lis not possible to rewardallthe party
workers OF good character, but 1t lisa
good rule not to reward men for that alb
sence Of civic virtue which leaves them
SO utterly non.partisan that It makes no
difference to them whether the President
Of the United Stats is Free Trader or a
Protectionist.
The INTELtioRNcER'S idea Of the Civil
Service is that, except where the law
stands in the way, Democrats should be
put out and Republicans put in. This is
in entire harmony with the view cx-
pressed by the lNTELLloEScER iouryears
ago, that Republicans who did not go
out should BIO put out and Democrats
put In. Some Of our Republican friends
did not then like this idea. They take
TO II now with the keenest relish.
Turn tho rasCals outl"