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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-01-10

I6It is striking commentary on
the lack of character and high aims of
the Democratic party that, of all the
Territories, none but Utah, with its
loathsome institution of polygamy, and
New Mexico, with a majority of its
population made up of ''greasers" and
half-breeds, can be COUNTED upon as
Democratic Toledo Blade.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-01-10

Tennessee would seem to be reced-
ing from the point of balance, but this
recession is probably only apparent
and temporary. In Virginia Repub-
licanism is no longer reproach. The
old families are no longer solidly Dem
ocratic. They are dividing on other
than race or sectional lines, and solv-
ing the Southern question in ra-
tional and constitutional way. As the
whites divide between the parties so
will the negroes. The true solution
of the race question is in this division.
A solid white party must result in a
solid black party. Divide the whites
and the race question will disappear
from politics The solidity of the
dominant race is in itself a menace to
the inferior race. and makes a race
war almost inevitable.
A war between the races can not
but be disastrous to the South. Men
may talk glibly of fighting it to the
bitter end-until one or the other is
driven to the wall-but this is simply
an impossible solution, The negroes
are free citizens with the same consti-
tutional rights as the whites, and the
Southern question must be settled on
the basis of full recognition of this
fact The people of the country con-
ferred those rights deliberately by an
amendment to the Constitution of the
United States, and that amendment
will never be revoked. Hope for help
in that direction may as well be aban-
doned at once. Nor will it be possible
effectually to prevent the negro from
exercising the franchise by establish
ing by amendments to State corfstitu-
tions an educational test If honestly
enforced. such test, while it would
allow many blacks to vote, would dis
franchise many whites 1t could not,
without the aid of fraud and violence,
reserve the ballot to the whites.
While illiterate whites might hasten
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13
DAVID COHHRouAn DIeA
A. AGED saa Wsli-Ksswn osssssa ee rare
aiee fusese AWay.

A Aged ed Wsli-Ksswn O1sssn ef Fsis.
ales fuoee AWay.
David CduynGhaws - old end well
known resident oi PsrsdlsA dIed at his
residsnce ct 3 O'Clock oa Tues1ev svsoing.
Dseeesed oums o. Cooa seook, bnlh @ NE
possrnal and maeoenal s1de His fathoS,
Redmond Cooypeham, wss . brother oi
the late Judge Cosynshau at Wilkesbarre.
snd Q g1ndsoa of Slr Redmond CouynG-
ham, Of Irslsnd. HE mother was ths sldsss
daughter Of Judge jasper Yss.ss who IN
his Day stood as the heed Of the legal pro-
fsssioo In The state Of PsnnsylvaniA Mr..
Conynsham We born July 3lst 1911. He
was % honest kind hearted msn, led Q
very quiet Life and Was celebrated for moth.
ing moro than for his pisty ana charity.
He had not "a enemy In the world;
he wss friend 70 alL He wss Ill his life
Q consistent member Of All Saints Episcopal
church, Paradise. He was q membef Of
Pequea lodge. I. o. o. r, and n. q A. n.
lodge, NO. -, OF Lancaster, also since lSlQ
Of Lambeeton Lodge X. r.
He was "a intimate friend Of the late
Col Joel l.. Lishtner, and the news Of his
death no doubt brought on the fatal nlness
Of Mr.. ConynshAm. He leaves wife and
seven children.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13
AcknoHladesmenta

The ladies OF the DorcAs society acknowledge
The following donations Miss Lydia Flynn,
u; II. X b.. 10; Miss Blanche Mevin, o; Mr.
Z. fonDcrfmith, y; Mrs. Gotlisb sener, SS {;
MT. Clay Miller, o. 4; Mrs. VIM. Brinton, o.; (;
MISS O. C. Musser. N;a friend. es frienos.
400; Miss sue fnET. l. samuel NJ. Myers,
70 a. r. hostetter. S; John Gingrich, o. J &.
Hay Brown, vs.; jacob BAusman. O3 John l.
Hartman. q; B. Nc0rspn, D; q. q. Ken
nedy. - John q. Hager, -; N. U. Hensel, o.;
AF y tthatstaek. Is ctoats; Mrs. Brlmmer,
nour Mrs. J. Griffiths. clothing Mr.. =.
speake-. IS printed orders; 81 garments from
Industrial society.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13

A. NJ Palmer's Madison squars Theatre
company will present william tsiliette's re.
nowned American play. HELD BY the Enemy. -
o. the opera house On Friday ana Saturday
evenints. and Mt the Saturday matinee this
week Ih' pay will be given with the same
special scenery ana strong cast rs was SET n in
New York. ltis needless to say that the pro
cuetion Will be the dramatic event OF the sc a.
son. BY special arrangement the prices Of al.
mission viii be rs. 90. 30. - aud Is cents. Ea,i.
nee. u. 70 and 10 cents. Reserved .eats arc
now ontae. ltd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13
IN CoMsoS PLEAS eouRr.
q suis 70 Recover Damages On Account Of The
OpeLisg Of Gay street.

Opshisg Of Clay Street.
The suit OF Joseph Cosnsr " W. W.
0roff was attsohed for trial before Judge
Livingston on Tuesday afternoon. This
wss ssuit to recover . balance due from
defendant for the services Of plaintiffs
minor children who wero In Mr.. Grof's
employ. The defense was that plaintiff
was paid in full. Tho Jury found In favor
Of plaintiff for GALS. Brown & Hensel for
plaintiff; II. n. Houssr for defendant.
The suit OF L. w. Becker " the city and
county Of Lancaster for damages BY the
reason Of the opening OF Clay strest through
his premises, took oil Of Tuesday afternoon
In the exsmiussion Of Witnesses - 70 the
value OF the property taken. Plaintiffs
Witnesses put It at about q, COO and defend.
anrs at about g.. 800.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13

CHIcAao. yeb. l2.-Cattls : Recsipts o ooo
ch5ice toextra beeves. u 2ifri 70 staers Ss,fsss
W; stoe ksrs ana feeders u dos 90 cow. bnSS
ana mixed. q 5eo5 % Texans stssr, q s16S o.
etOo; market lover; mtxed. O. Ana 7o:
nssyy. " 4ooa 70; light u a0a s1i sups, q Is
sheep Receipts. 500 had, shipmsns..
xsuo market lover; natives. q 0006 %
y Mss.srs a corn nisd = 90. 70i 1sxas shora.
AAss LIAssSi. = Cssts = aessptl $50
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13
Poiics Omcer su,psnded,

Officer Dare reported at the station house
for duty on Monday evening under tho In
huepce Of liquor and Sergeant Hartley
would not allow him TO 70 on duty. The
matter wss reported 70 the chiet the saine
night and he st once put another man In
Drs's place. TITO mayor will investigate
the charge
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13
DEA TINS

IiaHrsEs Near soudersDu on the Jlth
fns. oil Jool l.. Rhtner In The GItn v.ar ~
his age.
The relatives aud friends of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral.
from bis late residence. n ar soudei sburg, on
ihursaiy afternoon at O'Clock. Services at
All Saints church, Paradise.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13
CHOES! SHOES!

would like to call the attention of the pub.
lie 70 our Nous line OF sj shoes ana u lins OF
ladies' o. 80 shoes. The Mems (3 Shoes we
can d.pend on for service, 10 nicely finished,
sna sa hsen all In all; Is the nnest shos
Tor The money to be had anywhere
Call and see It and compare It with any Ss shoe
IN the city. 1t don't take an expert TO aee
whefe this shos exce)s. We formerly sold this
demands for 81 Shoe. Our Ladies' q IS line
we have In Kid, KID foxed. Glove KID Top ana
ana II will surprise you TO see how nice a shos,,
you can get for small sum. We carry 4 full
line OF Ready made Roots and Shoes At All
prices made over the latest lasts. We 90 moi
misrepressnt anything 1his season We keen
line OF cheap Rubbers Call and com pars
our goods and prices.
NO. loo NORTH QUEEN ST. LsNHssrER
iunl-lydwSr
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13

Largo sais OF Farm Btoch.
Aucsioneer Sam Matt Fridy, on Tuesday
sold the stock and implements on the PARK
farm of the late Col. James Daily. About
a 600 were rssilzed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13
Mlu.rsv,is oouncil Of Un,..d rs,.nds.

Miliersvtlis Counei, Of United Friends.
Thos. Perret', district deputy for Lam
caster county OF the order of United
Friends, organised . new council of that
order at Miilersyiile on Tuesday evsniug.
There arc fifty applicants for membsrship
~ charter members, and % soon % the pre-.
liminary matters have been arranged the
council will - formally Instituted BY Dep
u'y PeYrett.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13
vssssaI Of Daniel z. nrovn.

"A 1s69s6I q DahifI z BF0Wn.
xee funsvsi o. Daniel N. Brown, registry
- y the postofice, took place this after.
DDs Iron he residence, No. 63i North
@oo street, snd IVES attended BY Lsncas
! k1sus Nc. o. Knights OF Pythias,
nAa lodge Of otd Fellows, and post.
o1stsiA bsevicts we're held ss
y Aushesan church. and were con-
- ~ &sv. q. Eivia Houpt Inter.
, ~ rscs l. neas'fr esmele'y.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13

sn,YHssss ise, nsssst ia,r, no cattle snip.
.s?.; ..:.::s ::s:;:s 49, :FSS:ss;
ssssp.sssssyss. ssSs sAipmsah. lss.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13

Joseph Weaver, employed at the Pea.
cocks furnsce, had his left foot badly in.
jured by having heavy bar Of Iron fall On
It. Ltss than an hour Afterwards another
employs OF the furnace met with similar
accident
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13
Car Horse Runsv ~,

One Of the horses Of Tho city street rail.
wsy frightened at IN engine under the
Duke street bridge this morning, and o.
tempted to run of. Tho driver pulled The
pin from the coupling and left him run.
He wss caught ct East King street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13
In IOWA,

Mr.. Ii. Lee Clark, sporting reporter Of
the Baltimore Sun, IL In town attending the
sessions, ut tho City hotel, Of representa-.
tves Of hali.mile race tracks and % ricul.
tufal fairs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13
]. B. MARTIN & co.

UOR RENT-ONE LARGE ROOM ON
easy OF access, we'll lighted. furnace hoAt ana
ali convenieDcas ana suitable for any puJ pose.
Apply TO jacob y. Long or ong'e Drug btore,
1Oand IL North Queen street ltd
WESEE YOU HESITA IE-YOU ARE
w worn ont want something ana don't
know what Hesitate NO longer ! rake Erai.
ley's Bitter Wine OF Iron. The wife Of q
prominent downtown merchant says: 81
general health AND Increased my weight like
frailey's Bitter Wine OF lron.' 1t Increases
hue OF color IN the skin aud strengt hens the
nervous system. Price 80 cente.
tkAiLEf'n EAST END PHARMACY,
n.W.F&W (Opp0sito Eastorn MArket)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13
pOsITIVE PUBLIC SALE OF TWO
L Modern Brick Dwellings


Cn SATURDAY. FEgRuARy % lsss
viii be SOD at the Cooper House. Lancaster
fa " following valuable N n es tats, TO wi
No !, fhe large two btoIy Brick Dwsl log
Honse. larre two-story brick back bull ding
with balcony. containing nine rooms. clio hes
G oseis, back anu iron stairways; situated on
ibe souIh h, asst corner of Orange and 1 har ol 4 !,
str:t Is having = frontage OF y f.ei, inches,
ana extending In depth along Charlotte ttreet
VI feet numbered 3sb.
no. 2. The twostory Brick Dwelling Ho ,se.
adjoining NO. !. containing parlor, dining
room, Kitchen ana four sic ping ooms cl o, hss
closes. well OF neverfailinx water, with pump
therein. ana by drant This proper y fronts on
eS feet. P'A VI
Both houses have front ana back dormer
WIDOWS, covered with excellent slate roofs,
ana have the righ, to enter the public sewer
Iney nave also been recently papersd aud
panied. cellar cemented. which fencers them
perfectly ana are In excellent iepiir
eais to begia at 7;.o p. M, when condition.
VIII DO made known by
WILLIAM GRAw.
oosI L. hAiSks' Aueuoneer. flS l0td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13

TOBACCO Buyers Contract Bookp, Receipt
Foohs. sample Tags &C. printed 1T the IsTKL.
lIoxNosR Oflce Al short notice. Price !, rea-
scnabe. Wcrk nIst-cisss. feb7tid
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13

Iook Possession.
William Snyder, the lessee OF Hotel Ian
caster, took possession this morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13

DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
4 Will be sold. on SATU RUAY EVENING.
MARCH 1873. at 7:S) O'Clock, at the public
mouse OF Horace Ayers, in the borough OF
strAs burg. in pursuRncs OF an order of the or.
phans' Court OF Lancaster county. the follow
Ing desctibtd lot OF geound. to wiz.
ALI that certain piece or parcel OF ground,
tituated on the west eide OF south Jackson
street In the borough of strssburx, Lancaster
county, Pa, contain ing las square perches,
more or less. adjoining lands belonging TO the
heirs OF barbara Hoffman decsas sd, and also
property belonging 10 estate Of nliss 4. HRr.
nsh. deceased This lot extends along south
JACKSON ST. eet I2Ik feet, more or less.
Terms Ill be made known at time of sale
BY the undersigned.
GkORGE ". MAYNARD,
Administrator OF the Estate of J nb n Maynard,
deceased. febl3A,dWA4.w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13
FULTON OPERA house, MARCH 4

Never In the history of the
Academy Of Music has such an
audience assembled there as was
present last night to bear Col.
VIM. II. Aylett, OF the Virginia
supreme Court, and grandson of
the illustrious Revolutionary pa.
ttiOt, Patrick Henry, tell OF the
Blue and Gray. And the
cheering OF old soldiers and lit.
Tie children mingled in unison
Phild. Times, May 5, 1883.
Tickets on sale at the book store OF Cbas.
Barr, l.. Fon Dsrsmith, L. B. Hsrr's and
John Bsef's Soma Secure them early and
reserve your ssaf. febl3 It'd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13
ls RELIEF or TaE POOR.


6fuMnrA, Feb ls-Ths regular
Iuohl4 aeetine Of council was bsld Lest
|(u1on9 WisA the following members pres.
~ lnmsm Bennett Forty, Jsckson,
~ eeoVoosoD, Wilson. Absent,
Q1l Osansr, GrovA
~ 1nnnco committee reported % fol-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13

NXH.UTORg NOTICE.
~ Estate Of DANI.L A. ALTICK. late Of
Letters testAmentary on oald eotntA havinR
been granted to the undefsi9nod. m por.06S
indebted thereto are requesSed tOmakS imHo.
gate payment ard those hAyfnG claims q
0emands kGAinst the same, Will present them
without delay for sottlement to the under.
signed, roeiding in LenCaster city.
MARY =. ALTLCK.
HAMUsL ". ALTICK.
WILLIAM D. ALTlCk.
HENRY Il. ALTlCE.
JOHN j. ALTtCK,
WnLrAN 3. ALrIcR, Acting Executor
3. h. knS SoLDs. Attorney. jan90idW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13
xsW A0vsarIssxsNsv

JAPANESE NOVELTIES.
We have placed on the
Japanese counter Novelties just
received from the importer:
Sedji and Toxic Cracker
Jars Toxic Mustards, Sedji
Croton Sets, 1mori Salads,
Chocolate Pots. Tea Pots,
Candle. sticks, &c.
50 dozens Japanese Ind. But.
ters among the new goods, at
soc a dozen.
so dozens Japanese Buffers,
at 25c a dozen.
Bamboo Portieres In Plain
and Beaded, Birds and Flowers,
from 75c up to 81 90.
Easter Novelties opened to.
day-on display tomorrow.
Early buyers will get the
choice.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13

Goods. Remsmber every store Doesn't have
Overcoats. Suits and Extra Trousers 90 we'll
made. so perfectly fitting. Isn't es or o. nice
sum to save o. suit or Overcoat Sl6 Suits,
overcoats and Storm Cc ats. Mems ols ana Sl9
suits In one lot At ~ So tee Mems % 50 suits
ana % Overcoats Fee the big values In Boys'
ana Children's Clothing, Here It 10 again at
another counter. Chndrens FLANNEL waists,
$50. A'c. CSC ana u.0o. such values never heard
OF Flannel before. Mems Neckwear, Tecks
ana Fourin. Hands At 2sc ana ~ regular price,
500 ana 75,. Mems Half Hose at l7c ana S7kc
You'll think It unlikely to get such values at
sach prices.
See Children's Ribbed Merlno Hose at isc
and $50.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13
WEAK,
UNDEvELOPED PARTS

~ " u l. II hAND-fAlNTED,
" thought-'Jpressiog Gifts for Valentines.
/" Rich. not gauoy for ,ha apparel oft proclaims
the man" Ana the same for prizes from the
Boooo TO the nrst. and hat as nne as You Will.
AkS. r. NJ. WOODWARD,
26x East King street
Ruching for - yd. reduced from So kuch.
ing for &c yd. rcd esd from l2c Ruching for
oolored bordered and white Linen Hapdkcr.
chiefs. all linen. for 25c; Ladies' Embroidered
Aprons very low. STAMPED Linen Covers;
Lonox Art Table Covers. an q many new things
70 shew you. call, no trouble To show goodp.
mayl5-ydW&S
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13
MARTIN BROS
Clothing and Furnishing 6osds,
Nos 20 AND 2s NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTER, PA,
WnLIAMsON q FOSTER.

Wa have built and continue 10 m aiptain a
sue, C srstul business by supply ing x the people
Win the Btst Made. the Best Quality, me
Best Fitting
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-13
Ready-Maae Clothing

Ready-Made Clothing
AT LOWEST PRICES.
Can ani see what havoc The knife OF redue.
lion has made In our stock of mems, boys AZ Il
pansao'n. Sno,nsr % saS:ssStisl ssS s' Ssssala ana
nesi scoSeh Cheviot Sack Suits. eiS. cut down
WINDSOR CAPS.
goods in light plsids. stripes. ana plain dark
colors. They are the bsst tor ths N money that
we have had this season.
also Also big lot OF Blue ana Brown Soft Fur
Our New q 10 stin Hat has an ali siIk band
And binding. Is h and bound, with goat sw eat
leather AND satin lining.
NEW SPRING NECKwRAK.
We are showing an Kissant line OF Kec,.
wear 10 al The latest smins styie., In recks
Gents fn Dress Ties.
SHIFTS.
Mems snd Boys White Dress Shirts, in all
siz.s. AZ s,c. 3sc COS, 76e. q co. lhsse Shifts
perfect NJ iug Ia every respect. and In the bet
wea on ha Soss% o. per cent in. y 81;
Gents Sull Dress shirts In plain piQues ana
embrtidered fronts.
GLOVES.
Cents Dress Gloves In all styles ana Grades,
Gents Dec, ,xin Gloves 1t 6-c,
Genuine bargains in Underwear, Csrdigsn
Jackets, working Gloves ana shirts.
What u 90 viii buy in our Shoe Department:
Geots' seamless ysinp shoe, In ace or
Opera or Square. with ne1ibie solss and
worked button holes: A fvuths Htgh-Uut
vsmp ehoe. in Con gress or Lace, with isir
stitching.
Williamson & Fosters, |
-. "a. So h 81 e. KING ST..
aAS0AerKR. "a
AID SIS MARKET. ST.. HAEklsHUS1, "a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06
Der Cinderella sdub /. sture.

gde Ot.5ouftontrabe unb apenue c.,
bat ieinea 8orratb BON S@uben fur
6erren, Samen unb Ginber fir bic bes
b~oritebenben Saiions erbalten, unb 1T
i'm Stanbe, allen 4nfpriden, tpel6e
man an elm elegantes ooer an bauers
bates unb preismiiroiges 51ubwert
felt, gu seniiaen. Ser @inbereII a
Soul Store 1T elm iebr belieb.
ter @intaufsort, namentli9 oeuti6er
Damen, nidt nur ber 5uporfommenben
Beoienung uegen, ionbern tbatid9li6
neil Die feilgebotenen Waaren in ieSer
9iniidt tmpfe5lenswertb finb uub Sos
tisfatiion seseben baben. Man fiubet
bier bas 8Or3ii9lidte, mas GuBbetleis
bungsfinitler nur leiften tOnuen;
S6ube fir ben gauIaal, 4usgebes
i6ube, S6ube fir's Saus unb tarfe,
babel bod elegaute Shu1e fir &iuber.
9erreu perben in glei9er Weiie be-
bent. NQes pabt pie a%ngegofen.
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Wns. SSatns & epbn.

llnfere Qauptnabrung III unb bleibt
bas Gleii9, unb um iol@es frif9 uub
gut gu erlangen, fann man unm6gli@
einen suoerldiigeren Martt finbeu, oils
ben bon Wm. 96fing & Sobn, go.
511 4pe. 6. Oie 6erren baben benz
@ei6mad ibrer 2unben &e9nung &c.
tragen unb III ibrem @tabliRement cine
falte 2uftmai6iue erri6tet, tpel6e allsn
QnforOerungen fir grbaltung unb gnt.
f%ernuns i6dbli9er Snsrebien3en bes
Jleii6es entipri6t. sic baben beffdns
Dig in ibren 8iebb0fen einen grobeE
8orratb bon Waitnieb, aus peldem
nur bas Bette fir lire 3unoen getpdblt
miro. Wer reel beoient fein mill, Der
beiu1e BEN Marft, No. Sill
Mbenue .. 1,1Ot1
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MQerlet.

Der 8eri6t in Der beutisen rgr.
preB" t6er bas Qualifications Weeting
wirb oielen Blirgern Die Nusen bariiber
0hnen, tDie es nit ben &%eformern Ell.
gentlid befteat 1T.
Qls 5err Gerguion, &ebatteur
Der Zines" Iid refpettbou an ben
8oriBenben bes Qualifications Weeting
manbte uub auf einen peri6nli1en Nn=
gtif antworteu mofte, purbe ct in
nieorigiter Weiie bsleioist. Mls aber
Senano r'ef, man fo0e i'm binausmer.
fen, erujoerte GER Jerguion, baB un.
ter Der 3abl ber Jeislinge ni9t ginet
i9 %befinbe, Der es tpagen ipiirbe, i'm
anjutateu.
= BON BEN berlangten $4,000 aIs
5uboention San Mntonios fir ben 8ers
ldngerungsbau Der Nranias.8 abn iber
5risbri9sburs nod 2lano inb Bis iebt
$4l, 600 aufsebradt porben. Man
buft, in elm paar Sagen aud nod ben
Get 3ulammen3ubringen.
= WtittDo6 8ormittag fdnb bic feis
e,lt9e 8ermdblung oes Germ 8 Il n o
g olbbed nit fri. S1uIbe,
Der liebensmtirbigen uno graciblen Sods
ter bes 0errn 6ermann S9ulbe, 5tatt.
Na6 Der Srauung, Der eine eroBe Mns
aabl Der 8erwanbteR unb Sreunben bes
a0gemeiR beliebten Brautpaares beis
mObnten, trat baHelbe bic 9o93eitss
3eiie nod Der 9aupttabt Werito an.
@ir rufen benz neupermdblten paare
uuiere bersIi6ien @lidmanf6e fur If.
rem HebensDeg 3u!
8eitern fam 2ieut. @baIe BON
Siabe 6es Sen. 6oparb bon Nlabama
bur9 San Nntonto uno omar bef6roerte
berielbe In 8egleitung zines Sergeaaz
ten uno mebrerer Soloaten Is Npa6e=
Snbianer nod Der Mesealero, Mgentur
in Neu Merito, no fe bon nun an
bleiben folen. Diele Snbianer seb6rten
3u Der berii9tisteu Banbe @erOnimos,
melde Dor brei Sabren Mri3ona unb
NeusM erifo unfi@er madte. IS beiBt,
bob bic Snbianer iebr frob ieieu, tpies
Der in ribre aIte Gesenb" 3u fommen.
- SIN Opsrnbaufe fanb geffern
@benb bas lebte 4uftreten BON Nrtbur
&bean's @eieafdaft in benz bieraetisett
2uffpiele BON Nusuftin DaIp 1908"
ftatt. Dasfel6e 1T zines Der beffen
2uftipiele, bic In bieier Saiion bisber
CUR 4uffibrung g~elangten, bon fpru.
belnben 9umors unb naturmiGRgen
Wibes. Dur6 beionbers guies Spiel
sei@neten f9 Grl. Maub 0oslam in
Der Sitelrole uub 0err 9arrp 6ptto
als Nr. 2auneelot 8argiB aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06
Qtmberprbentlid)e 8mrem.
3r. 9abiS, Der franSDiiihe Spe5ial
dr,f. 1927 Mceduta.S traf3e),

bat Idpn biele ra6itiide. blutarme uno fbpad'
Iide ainoer bur6 feine siaenarti9e 8sbanbluns
(SeiI @pmnafit uno @ahagD pOais sebeilt,
unb - mebr ais bas- aud pieber fart unb
frdftis semadt. uno bas, nadbem ale anoeren
auren febIsef6lagsn tparen.
Or. 9abib bat e~benfauS 3ablreide G6ue
bon 8beumatismus unb 3euraIsie asbeilt, Die
LANCE allen anseren 8ebanbluuaen @iberRano
aeleifet batten. Cine beionbere Speeialit1t
6ss Or. DabiO if bic 8ertreibuns bes
8anomurms mHb anoerer @iirmer.
3abIrei6e gerionsn, ielbf 8reile awiiden
10 unb 80 Sabren, ino bon ibm obue ben &c.
rinsfsn S9mera bon bieier pioerpdrtisen
RIaee befreit porbeu. Die Rur bauerte nur .
Stunben unb ale bic 8strsfsuoen befnosu fid
iebt bel betem BObIiein ME es bic sablreiden
3eusnihe bepeifsn, in oereu 8eTs Or. Oabib 1T.
B~SfTse: 1927 aeequia strase. Con.
~ultatton tret! So. 6mtl mn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-06
Weme memphis 9inie
via Sron Mountain &oute BON alen
punften In Seras.

3mii9en Serartana unb Mempbis
laufen iebt via Sron Mountain
&oute unb Balo &nob tdsli9 3pei
3tge, pobon Der cine nit fotenfreien
Reclining Chair Cars berieben 1T
Sur6i6lafwagen laufen auf benz anbes
rem 3uge bon allen beroorragenben
punften in Seras nod Gittle &Od, unO
baben bort NIT 3ugen. bic S9lafmaz
gen baben, 8erbinbuug NIT Wempbis.
5n Mempbis bat man eireften On.
i6luB an bic 3uge aler nod benz Often
unb Siboten 9ebenben 2inien. Dies
lit cine &epolution in benz Sranports
bienft nod Memphis. 6raet ben Nsen=
ten mad einem Sidet iber biele 2inie.