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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06
0err BrDfon Nnffn,ouu

= 9err grOtop 9offmanu in @urs
pus @hriIti rDuroe plefer Sage um cine
bstro9illhe Summe @elo,s uno um
anosre Wsrrbsesenftdnbe beifoblen.
M1n teleardpbirte iofOrt an BEN Som
ouffsur beg 3uses Der Neutrality-suspicious.,
Der be Sfaot oellafisn l,no eriuate um
oIe WerbattuuJ eines 6oufirers, ueIder
i'm Weroohte itebf, ben DirbItdbl began=
gen gu babsn. 9erielbe bate ober be-
felts onf elaer fleineu 3m fhenlfa,ion
ben 3us oetlailen. Das bat ben auf
'bm rubenoen Yerooft ivbo6 nur beitdz
'i9t uno man bofft 'eiuer nob babbaft
III fDerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06
Ser 1tn1p,ufiirl,cbs.
(8erIiner @eri6tslcene.)

nMan fam bod Mot 70 obneWeiteres
un lan3 un oilfiirlt6 idaen: vDu btlt
ct iewefen!" Det muB @,nen bod erit
bemlelen wer'n. Set ilebt oo9 piQe
abeertDppe In 8ellln", metnte Der Gut
l9er &auolo, ols er myseu 5u9bel9d.
olgung auf Der AutIagebolt iuB.
yori.: 9elen Ste unbeIor9t, es
plro Sbnen idon beip,,ien reroen.
Sd 9ab Sbnen nur in Sbrem SnterelIe
oen Gdlb. Elm OheHes SeitanonlB absu>
lesen, aaitatt li6 erft bur1 bic Seuets=
autnabme uberfnbren gu laHen.
Angetl.: Sd fann MIR oo1 mid ben
Dement, seben uub mir ieIba mat uf'u
9als reben, bet mdre ia Der unpllItiirs
lt9e Selbitmoro.
Wori.: Wenn sic Der Sb1ter pirt
lid niHt luaren, bann brau9en sic nd
au9 nl9t t1uloig ou betennen, aber es
tprehen erOrtifenoe lmltdnbe qegeu
Sic. Sic babea Sbren pferoeftall auf
oemielben 9ofe, auf benz Die @beIeute
Senner cine Wai6. uub pldttanitaIt
betreiben?
Mugetl.: Sdwon.
8ori.: 8et Senners arbeitete bic un.
perebeli6te pobl, mel9e sic tenneu
lernten unb - nit ber Sic iid perlobt
baben?
Angetl.: gerlobt - MI tuoa ierabe
MID. bet beeBt, ia bod ME bet uuuia
ttirll9 10 f6mmt. -.
Worf.: Nun ion Sbrer 8raut bon
Senners gefiinbigt porbeu iein.
Nugetl. 0ier itimmt bet f6on mid
mehr: Sd uollte oct mid ldnser nit
anieben, bet bet arme Wdo1en iebr
yfa9t big I'm sm6lfe ant pIettbrett
lfano I'm bat BON meisn bic 6iBe ni1ts
Urn 9eibe TN fommt iei@miBt an Die
Na9tluft, oa fam fi9 eener ben Dob
bel pegbolen, bet meeB id bon meene
Yfer0e. Oa babe i'd ibr benn ieiast:
Warie, Ou fiinbi9it, als meine 8raut
bait Su bet mid n6tbie, un benn paBt
mir bet oo6 mid, bet 9la Ill seber un.
piatiirIi9 in bic Geniier ieben bbut,
no he man 6alb anieidirrt bort pldtt.
brett ifebt, IN fe fasbe oo9, bet fe
fiinbiien monte.
gori.: Wie bic 3eusen uns iagsn
tperoen, bat man ber Yobl getinbigt,
neil lte mebr bel Sbnen als in Der
pldttfube mar. Sic iollen am Nbenbe
bes 13. Nuguit nit benz gbemann
eenner 9ieriibsr in Streit geratben iein
uno bic Drobuns auseeifOBeu baben:
ssie miiroen es ibm i6on anltrei6en!" !"
Nm folgen5en Morgen enthedte man,
oaB bas Girmenibilo Der @aids unb
pldttz4nftalt po1ftdnbis nit Sheer be.
i9miert mar, unb ba lag Der 8erba1t
alerbings nabe, baB sic ber vNnitreis
9er" gemeieu. Da3u fam nod, BOB BON
rem Stiloe big nod benz Sta0fenlier,
mel9es ge0Huet tpar uno in oeFen Sn.
nsnieite elm Sbeertopf nit Piniel ges
tunoen wuroe, li9 genau bic Spur bon
Sbeertropfen oerfOlsen lieB; Der piniel
muBte geledt baben. Was iasen Sic
ba3u?
angetl. Set Bort ii6 aaes jana 10
an, als menn ct 70 ietpeien ipdre, aber
penn bet 6eniter often itano. fam benn
MID ieber Nnbere Iih ben 5beertopp ie.
bolt I'M ben Nnitri6 beiorgt baben2
Nori.: Wf6slid mare ia Nqes. ober
Sle mhhen einrdamen. baB be @abrs
fdelnll6teit cine auBeroroeutli1 ses
rlnae ift.
Sur6 bic 8emeis Nufuabme blieb
oenn aud fem 3wsifel on Der 5hulb
bes 4ngetlasten, Der gu elmer Celebrate
bon 30 Wart nerurtbellt wurbe. gr
entfernte f,h nit bem Bemerteu, baB
ibm runDilltiirli9" unredt gef6eben.
SutflenS Mrnica.galbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06
Die BadIioffs Tabrif al @alpeffot

Die paditoffsGabrif gu @aluefion
III am 5. Gebruar in 8etrieb geiebt NOR
ben. sic arbeitet uorldufig erF nit 100
Splnbeln, miro ibren getrieb aber balo
beoeuteuo dnsbehnen Die Nnlage Der
Tabrit bat $350,000 getoitet. Die
Gabrif bat jeBt einen 0orratb BON 15,.
600 Sallen SUITE Gaiern 3ur @srarbeis
tung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06
0aS Wernienft ffent!

Wtr ipdni1en unieren Mttbhrsern mtt3utbetlen, taB
irir Dr. Sings neues S4winhiudt5 9elmitteI bereits
lett etner Reibe ron Sabren pertaufen, eben5p Or.
StnsS Neue seter gtuep, SudlenS Grniea Salbe unb
fault baben, bic 70 gut usben" pter bic 10 asemein
6elreets baben, ME oeIe. Wtr 36sern einen Musenz
slid hte Sarantie r heie Mittl ister 3eit u hter=
nehmen rno inb tets bereit baS perauSsabte @elb uz
rud3u5ablen, renn ibrem @ebraue feline befriebisen
ben &elultate seclst up. Dteie itte perbanten bre
grcBe gcpularttdt ibren eisenen @erbieniten. Gum
Sertan in allen arotbefen unb in ber Drpsuen @rcSz
Sanpluns BON OreiB, Gbpmpfpn u. 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06
Die oterreinif6,en Nehnrhen

- Die 0terrei6ifGen 8eb0rben ae.
ben ii6 bic grOBte Mdbe, bas Seriid,t
bon Der grmorbung bes Sronprin,el
&ubolpb 3u unteroriidtn. Webrere
2eute, weIde bas @ert6t meiterpers
breitet ober in ben Cafes bariiber aes
iprofen baiien. tpurbeu oerbaftet. Nud
bic Serliner officieqen Orgone tabeln
bic 9Idtier aufs beftisife. weI6e bapou
aeipro4en batten. baB Der Sob bes
yrin3en bic GOlse zines rgalanten
Abenteuers@ gemeien lei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06
8udflens Mruica.salbe.

Die bette Salbe Der BeIt fir sGnitte
0usti4uneen, @efhpiirs. Sieber. unb Sdut.
Ausfdla9 6Iedte, gefprunaene Sdnbs, ,5rpff.
bsnlsn unb ole Sautirantbei'en turirt od.
mortboiben ober feiue Be1abIuns 8nuist
satisfaction garantirt ober bas @elo ptrt
auruderhattet 25 Gents bic Sdahtd. Bum
8ertauI in allen apOtbsleu. Grsib, sbomp.
fon &; Co., @bOlsials.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06
oyn @olpeton ftorb 0r. 9ebuIo

Sn @alOeiion iiarb Or. 3ebulon
ufcSen3ie an elmer Morpbiu Dergif>
tuns. Or. We2en3ie itonb i'm Alter
oon etipa so Sabren. ST bate nur
elne 9erln9e proris unb auBer elm paar
alten meoiciniiden 8erten faub nt)
99d9ts in ieinem Na6lafe. Ser Ser.
,iorbene itammte aus @auaba.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06

Sur mobernen Sra6ten=
tunbe. In Der Safel fraet sine Dame
ibren Na@bar. auf ibr tiefausgei6nit.
tenes 8egeniiber beutenb: ,Wie aefdllt
Shnen bus 2leio unieres vis-a-yisaA-
ngebaure, meiue @ndbise. i'd babe nod
ui6t unter ben Slid geieben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06
".%nn" = e. WoLFS0N Riesen -Etablissen1ez11f r
1sss-S9+ HRrhHfa
&leioerftpff 8eiab+

gStr finb I'M Stanbe, fit iebe &Ieibfurbe, fiir
iebe @uanct iope fit iebes MuHer ben ent-
ipre9enben 8sias gu liefern. @erabe Die iem
Dspartement if uniere srObte aufmsr:lamteit
Suser enbet nproen, I'M bic Damenipelt in Der
3ufaminenfelluns ibrer Soiletie in ieher Sin.
iidt All befrlebiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06

@ &apitaliiten unb Soi6e. fuelde
tbr Selb in 8runoeigentbum anlegen
wollen, oerweiieu mir auf bic Nnaeipe
oer 0erren 6. 8. Oignotpitp & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06
Settte1t : 3e1tge ::

@eise unb farbige Sii@tidsr nit Serbiet,
ten, aii6tuGseus bel ber garb, SanSti9er
9ibies, @oaene Siidbeden fir YarIpr unb
8obnsi,nmer. Giano. Seden, bas alIsrntu te
unb moSernife. Table Scarfs, Lambrequins,
Bel Der garb, au allen Vreifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06

sW- 8 Sbos. @oggan & Bros.
aaben oas pollftdnbisffe 2aeer BON Mu.
f1talten IN Der Stabt unb geben sebem
ben Httbisen Nb3us oosr @abatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06
7 SH1an1n 1sss-S9.
S61tbe! gAubes

Dieies Dspartement lit 70 reidbaltia unb
h@obl ausgeattet, BOP es einen Store fiir lid) in
anlprud nebmen f0nnte g8ir ifeben in bi.
retter gerbinOung nit ben auerfannt beften
6abrlten osr Ser. Staaten uno birfen uus
po9l rubmen, oaB mir NUT bas alerbeife uno
pas faibtonabelfte s6abpert fir Damen unb
Slnoer auf Eager baben. sebr banerbate
Sdu1ee tIlr tal'es uno nafes &stter oferirsm
mir fir S6uifiuoer.
SdwarSe nnO farbige striimpfe,
ebenf 0 FANCY CoLoRs,
fiir 9antet 1tno Wed0dbet
= in
8aumpolle, Wolle uno Seioe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06

~ Sbr ipart @elb, penn ibre Cure
Orudia1en bel Sobnfon YrOs.
anfertigen ldBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06
mud 1l1I1t1n1l1 aqllI1lC1llnf1RErl I1lClllIfl|1Rl
| Setbe! Set0e!

Sn allen Sarben gu allen YreiIen. Das Mo
bernife uno @efdmadpou1e, nos bic Saiion
bietet. Infer Eager 1T unI6ertrefaid) reid.
baltis unb Die 9amen fino sebeten, fid ipesieD
bieies Departement, peldes auberorpentlid
SubideS bietet, anauieten.
sammt unb @Iiiid at allen grei'en, unb in
allen iLIioen unb ifancp. Garben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06
Ecke MAIN PLAZA
uno-
Acequia Strasse.
&lei0e,. : Stpffe+
DOppelttreite, farbi1e unb i4nar3e;

8ameeIbaare, Srake b'sllma, Srieo.s, Gen
riettas, albatrob, Serses, GailIe Jraneais,
@af6meres, Samife, Malte'c, Damdfe, Satin
&ips, @orborette, Colombo, ebubat, eonbon
0uule, SIaneue.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06

Sic
sdglide Greie Yreiie fit Seras
eribeint
mit AusnaGme oes SoantaSs
unb foftet
$1,000 fir bas Sabr uSer $3.50
fit 3 Wpnate.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-27

That is what YOU ought 10 have; IN
fact, you must have il. 10 fully ENJOY
ifc Thousands are searching for il
daily. and mourning because they find
D; NOT. Thousands upon thousands 81
dollars arc spent annually by our pco-
pie n the hope that they may attain
this boon. And Yet [ may ic had 10y
all W. guarantee that Electric Blttcrs
Is used according - directions and the
use persisted n. VIII bring you GOOD
Dgc-tlouand oustthc demon dyspepsia
and install instead tupep-v. We rec
omm'nd Electric Eltt'rs Tor nv~pcIs I'd
and all disease of Liver. Stomach and
Kidneys. Sold at 3oc and II lcF bottle
hy Peek Bros. Druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-27


"If Grant were a religious man he
would be Methodist or Presbyterian.
but he frankly says that he had no cope-
cial religious training in carly youth and
he has not studied the subject sufficient
I " in his later life TO form any opinion
as to what he does believe. He believes
that there is Il God and a hereafter. but
he is not prepared to say that he believes
in the extreme position taken by most
Protestants. that the unconverted and
the Indifferent will be cternally torment
ed If Grants position with reference
TO religion could b. defined. it might he
expressed as "A condition of indifference.
He doesn't apparently bother himself in
the least about the life hereafter. SEEM
ingly being willing to take his chances
with the millions who have gone before
him. He has consequently not desired
to talk upon the subject TO clergymen.
and as yet no clergyman has called upon
him to offer or explain the consultations
Of belief in the Christian religion. The
only Clergyman with whom Grant was
ever intimate was the Rev. j. Z. New
man, his old pastor in Washington, and
late his pastor in New York city
1t is a curious fact that this is the only
interview with him over reported in
which the subject was religion; none Of
his intimatcs IN any rank of lie rcmen-
her having heard him speak o; H. As TO
general literature he was more communi-
cative. and expressed a calm confidence
In his own ability 10 write clearly Just
what he meant Some amusing Incl
dents are related Of the devices reported
bv newspaper reporters 10 get views
from him. in which they generally failed:
but he was most clevcTlv outmaneuvercd
in New York on his return from his grand
tour He had frnly pledged himself
not 10 say q word regarding tho trip. as
he desired John Russell Young to have
the benefit Il his work. The papers be-
sicEcd him two days in vain. thcn one OK
them selected Young straicrist who
had never failed lie went to the Fifth
Avenue hotel. took the role of Wall
street man. established q sort If footing
with the CLERK and sent up bis card. It
was honorcd and tho daring Young man
was socn in fhc generals room.
The old soldier was IA fan dress Mrs.
Grant arl some other ladies' were pres
crt Tie reception room was rejo'eut
with the perfumes of choice 'xoiics that
f hal been sent % tho hero = Nickshr1y.
F Tie reporter hcle hiu welcome home.
was intr aducel q the ladies' ard held a
/ lor~ ~'at with Cen. Grant. v.o users-
Qoffinliv save n succirct and -ore>fi z
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-27

TIE nan1e before. Il saesus dif1cur =
fea zs thaf there vas once Cnae wien
saca re1aafk eeell t< r4tio1sl.s nl--l<,
bas there = -. AID / 49, ~ithin fe~
miles x ths pi4ce ard the e,ec-.sL7n 10.
though processing - "a olt4<lle dlrec-
tion"
Il as 4nl1-iag to note noD shat ~as
going "a 10 TIE ether caup ille lnn<ls
men b4i heard blood cslEdAng takes q
tas ferusity 4 tie N-ssollIl yuefr,il.As and
vefs 'uerrlas themselves up ., des-
ferate sneo4nter.~ a. tlle journalists q
tAe das SAID leL Grant was very ua-
easy and totally forget that Brig 0en.
los- Harris as Akeis O. t- une-<y TOO
And ~ tAs otc4si9a he says
As ~e splroalhed tAe brow = the
llll t.oln >. hlch Il ~as expected ne
could see Harris camp AMI possibly md
lis men ready fOrmed g. meet lls. nv
afi kept getting higher ai.d higher un-
I'll it felt to me ,Ls tloush Is ~as ia nay
threat / would hase given ans thing
tlel u have beeu bass ia ili41ls. .ut
h-l not .ho moral courage tV Aslt and
consider what T. do. / -ei. uslt on.
Nl.l oe reached . l.ai.t lsplu which
;Ae valley below ~..s ln iull slcN l ilalt-
ed. Ii.e place where Harris hal bsen eil-
camft1 &. fes. DAYS before sAoae "a Traces
~ recent c8mpins. but the troops were
gone Ny heart resumed rs place IL
occurred T. me ~ once that usris had
been as much afraid Il me AS / had been
Il linn. This was . si,~ Il the Qucs-
tian had never taken before. hut lt N,ls
one / never forgot afterwards Prom
that event u the close of the war never
experienced trep.d4tion upon confront
ing an enemy. though always felt more
or less anxiety. never forgot that lac
Lad as much reason 10 lear ms forces IS
l had his. Ihe lesson was valuable"
This extract from Grants book settles
that he did sometimes feel fear and get
excited The same work show his liter
any styie and incidentally something #
lis religion Any close reader Of the
book viii observe that it contains only
the most necessary references 70 the
churchcs: IA Episcopal church ia Mem
phis. for instance. IS mentioned. just IS
a Roman commander in Judca might
incidentally refer to the temple. Nor
did Gen. Grant ever write or say any
thing more definite till in his last sick
ness when, declining the offer of "A friend
10 bring 4 minister, he gave his views,
which that friend summed up thus in The
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-27

srrr A.r. WHAT AEf YOU DOING HFkEs
FL o-s .rseaat of the guard. detail
- eigll men l<lag un4er nay charge
Sosne II tle boys had s"apIel papers
with the Conf, Is. whose pics.. ii.lr Was
not far from ours. and A.d given ine The
A-hDons Daz tie. leaned ny nusket
against the trunk - q tree. Ana sitting
on tie eruad brac.l nay bach against
tie tree and read IL u.47 not loug hc-
fore bccmne deeply interested ~ a
story anl forgot about rickeis. drty and
even such thing as the var. Suddenly
/ heard l. tramp Il "A squadron of cav
airy anl looking an, SAW number II
b>r..,,..., .,.,r.arlir.~ saw that my
.. ...-.. '.'..,....l ,,.,.b so,,. - ,l.a
NJ
S"i'i''', "' e"'',0 -
iieers eit ho' sop 'p' '"'''lF f''e past
Tot without loonlng az me in a lccuiiaf
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-27

Srrns Il. ihe time % cleanse ihe skin, sca'p. ard
llosd 81 every .npurly aad disease. 7 e accom-
plish ihi. great WORK - agency ir meii'iN, i- a.
once 80 speedy. economical. and never faiaag @s
ihe CUTicyHA i.FGEDirs.
CCllci ~. ihe great cain cure. Instantly a'.ass
she snori asonizns itetiDg. burning. aud infsnas-
aon clears thc slim Dl saA'p ei crafs and srsles.
and restores the h.ir SrIIrrHA soar. the greet
eel Of ssn t.aatiasrs De- indispensable 30 treating
sk.n diseases Aad bao, humors u pfoduccs ms
uhi,esi. cearcsi -sia and sofi~si bands free from
nlmple. spot. or h~lai-h.' CUIi,rRA EfsolvfAT.
DtMPl-ES black heaas, charlrd rough red ard
tM oily skiD prevented ~ tt1itlhk soar
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-27

For 4 better ormorc pleasant remedy
for the cure Of consumption, bronchial
trouble. cough. Group and whooping
cough than santa Aic, the California
king of consumption. Every bottle
warranted. II YOU would hc cured Of
that disgusting disease, cataIrh, use
California Cat-K-Curc. III jar; 10y NAL
sllo. Santa Abe and Cat-R-C urc are
sold and warranted 10y Peck Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-27

To neglect Yourself troubled with any
disease of ;hc Kidneys No. il j. dan
ecrouS: and If YOU are So afflicted, at
tend To yourself now. DO not wait.
bat use sulphur Hitiers ut once. They
cured me when ! WAS gwen up to die
10y several physicians.-Jonofhau How,
HD1t.n
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-27
SPRING Is THE TIME
rocure Agonirng, Humlisasins itching, Burning, sca
and Pimpy humors OF the skn, scalp, and sood.

lad soFe Leg. skia sntirest creme. Flesh
a4a<s of oise~se. t.eE dls..tnished ons
thtfo "a ki4t t0ti.tiltan tseptiek<.
S.4~d ~ sAe CusionF~ k.essaccies
f.s snlef te4fs 4 p-s siesesi eIfrIita ~iiA &C
- "a. spls iek fioa. 49, Aaee a,sl las aakiei s
ths skia ep-Iss's sart. Ass tlt t.sh as pls
a.-ss of 1lseas< raals lttsi-.-aa frlo1-eseo 81.
slcss~t.e. ll t@l aiaiaisnea .tsat oas ti...J ihe
si-s ei shs a.Asf. -4a j o4s ia o hapelssz sandl.
tlea- Ails if aE .l sla4s Oi Isioellst aaa s,ee..
ias p4aafeas as'isls. tfoa' sllel so' ne lc.ief
= ~h4.efsf. : "a l.erso~lei H. iis Sa-i >tElCTIA
AfstaiEs aad sac fssss sac as i..i.ps After
thift e@gs pali.ea 1ee.4ea shAres l.i lhs osl-
AHA 81 ils s4a ei ~a n.fnths ...s s...a .ete|s
casea. rssl 40 fas.hee .a4 iae l..ns eAlcf
laa teeu tspsssl i.f uss. /. ,e-sl So se.sa. 33s
fsst ..sau 81 slee sia iat.t. .l.4 Iol He.I.g sc
soAls r-si 1rs es ~ esI -t ssef 10 $50. so,lad
ess.s les4ss. 49, AZ sis. 81 lAs a-eass 81. ~
sts4. 4. tIittn
D4a4s Ds-ss a.. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-27

have been troubled ~il1 tt'n and sreip dis
ease fos seventeen years. Ns head "a unios nar
one running stio. l.l rs toas - covered y iih
ii.tIa a- l4f- A4if O '-f 1tfird flr~l f.an,
remedies without eteei a.lil usfa tir Clfic. "a
I.rn4tifs $3.50 an ta.fA Aii - s'-ie .aai after is
s.a1tl- of ste.s css ; ssn sei.it.f eufei ier. 81
nts oats q ,so 4ni ite pliii, to stsio the above
e-se. J.. l.. AenoN I'LL. jamesp-rg. Il y.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-27

She tried TO write love poetry to tho
deacon, and could frame only
- AlilIcI-nn snrt.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-12

Here the signal man climbed on to the
engine and tlc zap express went thunder
s q rSissasr hurricane az !. ~e"s. AVS" ''o'"N'"-
DUFFY. "Hc's dea1."
and the iapssxI into siicnss.. fcciing un.
able to say anything spprorriats to b
"IM go up with yos, and soc whats
wrong with the signal" Duffy said tn the
pointsnlan after n gassss1..
cord. ion.s:i,ed il from the treliiswork OF
the signal post and bet tlN. counter weight
fall again. Ii ind mot ~suRRestci itself to
istssi s.tween the dead man oss thu line
and ths. snyste.riosisly lowered signal; hat
y, spite 81 Dnffy's rcticcnce, the cause of
ths. accident bSs.anhc perfectly apparent
To hin, when he saw the cord attached tai
the signal countrr weight. and pat that
found dead on the line together.
said the si1nal man as he and duffy re-
turned to resume their respective duties,
'this IL. HcrS's a man that Intends tO
wreck your train; hc falls over the em-
bankn.ent jn.t when he gets the thing ar
ranged then yOsl come On seemingly tn u
certain snsash,. when you happen To see
his body ON the line. pull up jns' in the
The signal man had mot prob<si the
matter tai the bottom, for the exact psir-
pose. of the cord had not occurred to him
amy more than il had to Duffy. duffy was
panied at the signal mans discovery Of
the crime and said nothing.
,,. wn..a I""v mtm s ,ae1 ~. tn" ira,n aha
story to Tom and the brakesman, Duffy,
who had stoosl aside while the story was
said: Now, lads, YOU know What Arm
strong was trying tai do, and why he did
u. but that's IA" reason why anyboiy else
the signal, hut when we take back tlie
corpse we'll say Wa found him dead on
tiit. line. and that ic had seemingly fallen
TNau fNax.s nu III N an pnf nrx-Va sHffn nla. xuA....
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slaSby."
Mr.. Lahoaschere IL thus pictured in tie
Nesc R~riesc: The snsO king-roons OF the
house of commons is his shrine and
there, poised i'm ma American rocking
chair and delicately toying with u cigar.
cite, he unlOcks the varied treasures OF
his well-stoscd memory and enunciater
the f~ar-reaching principles of his mild
philosophy. His voice is pleasant and his
itternncc deliberate and effective. He
has the keenest possible eye for abSurii-
ties and incongrnitics; the shrs.wdlcst in-
sight into aifectation and bOmbaast, and
AN admirable impatience Of all the moral
and intellectual qualities which constitute
the bore. He In by no means Disposed 10
he overa ned by q great reputation and 10
apt tn analysis the personal and political
qualities. Of great and good men i'm the lib
eral ranks will an agreeable ~frankness
which would probably astonish those
strenuous politicians who have already
elected him by acclamation tn the revcr-
sion of the radical leadiership.
a Qae.sisn of Time.
Frosn the Detroit Journal.
"Well, no, he's mot what you would call
every. day, though" 'eOh, ] see and IL
would take him twelve days to IN. guilty Of
gross lying"
Keeping mp the stock.
From the Commercial Traveller.
Front shouted the snmmer-hotcl
man. "Yes. Sir" 600 down into the
cellar and oil the sfa-ss.rpent."
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-12
ODD BITS OF LIFE.

Put two niCkcls in the slot and get IL bot
tie of whisky" il the sign ON the latest slot
machine now on exhibition in "a Wyan-
dottc street saloon. says the Kansas City
Girkp. a reporter struck the office for
strsct-tar fare. and Immediately started to
try the machine. He put i'm his nickcls.
and stIr,. enough in "a moment ~ drawer
Hcw open and "a small bottle containing
an anibcr-color..d fluid of familiar hue
was dropped into his hand. The bottle
was securely corked antil,ors. IL blue label,
on which were inscribed the words in
white letters: 'Narrantcsi pure Ken
such ss druggists dcfomiiElte "a two-O,InCe
vial, and contained about half a. gill of
whisky. Tb. machin" is intended to de-
trial, and IL the scheme succeeds hum
usssis of them will bc placed in saloons
the next few weeks. W. q. Huckctt. -ss-.
rotary of the hoard of police commissions
crs. was seen and asked what could be
done II such u scheme were. carried into
would pursue" said Secretary Huckctt.
w" might i'.' son %Hs .ssr' il. TS. ' AFFAIR Would I'D
probably lead tO legal complications and
might call for the enactment of ~ new
ordinance hcf"rr We could -lu"lch the
when the man came around to take
out the nickels and dimes we could arrest
him for selling liquor without IL license"
suggested an officer present.
'1'oaid va detail AN officer tn stand by
tbat fbit'niftc tiaS ana ntgit. ana perhaps
two or three weeks. to wait for the man
tai come nro'ind:' sitaiingly demanded
another.
"And then the man might have u Ii
ceilsc. or might d. merely AN eInploye
and an innocent party suggested u
third.
In amy event il became evident that
serious complications might arise. IL was
shown that the machines were owned by
an Eastern firm. IL the police coniiscate
one slot machine they would have tO con-
fiscatc them all. and there are hundreds
Of them of various types and characters in
Kansas City, all valuable property. The
new slot-inachins bids fair tai become an
established fact and IA success.