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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-23
9ampfer contra Giieubabu.

9ie 2aufmannfGaft Don Seferlon,
Marion gountp, bleibt ben 8eriu1en
Der g~iienbabn. @eie0i@aften s~eseniber,
ibr b6bere Gradtraten auf5ubirben, feif.
Wie tuir nor Ruraem mittbeilten, purbe
bort Seitens Der gilenbabnen Dor Gurs
3em cine Sampferlinie aufgetaufts boz
NIT bic 8abnen bbbere Gra9tldbe erbez
ben f6naten, unb~bie Sanbelstammer
bereitelte bieie, faufte fofort Elm
paar Sampfb6te unb b~e9riinbete cine
unabbdnsise 2inie bon Dampfern fir
ben Gradtbertebr 5tpii9en Seferion
unb Nem Orleans. Wabrl1einli9 i'm
Snterefe unb auf Mnregung Der Babns
geieai9aften, neriu6t es iebt bic ,&eb
&iber unb goaft pool"sD ampferIinie,
Der bon ber 2aufmanni9aft u~eubegriins
6eten 2inie 9onfurreua gu MAIDEN, bic
Gra9traten babur6 berunter3ubringen
unb 10 ben gifenbabnen tpieber ben
Weg gu babnen. Sn Golge beifeu bat
bic 6anbelstammer BON Seferfon bas
folgenbe Selegramm an 10. Mpril nod
Nem Orleans gei9idt:
rW. $. Belt, Nsent ber Daeota (eis
mes Der 3uei S9ife ber unabbdnsigen
2inie): Sn elmer 8erfammIung ber
9anbelstammer III ber Bef6IuB gefaBt
tuorben, baB bic 3auFeute bon SeHer'
ion es bis auf tueitere Noti3 bon b~erfel>
ben berweisern, Gra9t bon Stem Ors
leans in gmpfang gu nebmeu, tpel9e
ni9t auf eiuem Der beiben Dampfer Das
eota uno Grienblp berf9ift tuOrben it,"
Diefelbe Wittbeilung 1T an ben Ngen'
ten Der Netp Orleans'er grompea : 2is
ME gefanbt tporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-23

q Nn &ein5eit, @obIsei9mad,
&oblenidures @ebalt unb fonfiigen guten
giseni9aften ibertrift tein s~esenmdrtig
bier in San Mntonio i'm Marfte befinbz
li9es Bier bas treffli6e x X x
ber GitD 8rauerei.
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6 II m I.

Gin gGier Mi1er, INN cine Webl.
unb @rub'N fible Omit WaFertraft) au
leiten. Cute Referen5en berlangt. Na6s
aufragen bel s. $. &tbbIe,
eagle paB, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-23

MT Mit Dem portreffi9en K K K
Bier bat bic bie1ige rgitp 8rauerei" Ell
men our6i9lagenbeu @rfolg eraieIt.
ueberal lit Na6fraee nod Xxx Ky
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-23

Wenn Sic SIR 2eben gu beriidern
beabF@iisen, 70 i6ieben sic Sic
@nti@eibung 6ariiber auf, Bis sic bic
Metboben, &eseln unb 8etimmunsen
Der washington Life Insurance Com
pany" bon Neu Oort seprift baben.
3uperldifse unb amtli@e Snformatios
men uerben aQen ertbeilt. Sic fi9 bafir
intereiiren.
DAY, KAMPE & CO.,
Igenten fur Seras, Ohio unb 2entudp.
Office: No. 80 unb "a Rampmann=
@ebdube, Gan Natonio, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-23
Wei6dfts Nerlegmmg.
Hollands

Sbees, aaffees unb @epir,.6e<
f9dtt 1T mad go. PAS 8et: Commentaries,
seseniiber Der &slssrapbensS fFee, berlest NOR,
ben. Serr Soliano label aae feline Greunbe
ein, ibn bort u b%eiudben uno bel ibm eiu;utaufcn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-23
Cine aans befonbere 9lrt pou

Cine gar5 beionbere Mrt bon
Sunsfrauenpoefie 1T Der n9eutf6en
1omanaeituna" entgegengetreten, in
beren g~rieffaften mir leien: 8. g-s
In q. Srintlieber bDn Mdb1en gefoIs
len uns grunbfdbli9 ni9t; am tpenig.
item ber 3ebrreim: uS9oppea leer,
Neuen Der, - Sonfen giebt IS
!Saue |"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-23

n@~ Gin iebr completes Eager bon
9emben, unteraeug, unb 9erren $ Sois
letten'a rtiteln fibren g anepat &
Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-23

1H Sbos. 8 oggan& Bros.
babea bas bo~aftdnbigfte 2ager bon Mus
fifalien in BET Stabt unb geben Sebem
ben ustbigen Mb5ug o6er &abatt.
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@rpke 3iebung ant 81.
Mat 1889.

Is @euinn II: Gin feines Dor.
ceQan Safel. Serbice bon 1875 @tif.
3meiter g 10 n: Gin f96nes
porceaan Sbee Service bon Sc @tif
(aus Der Gabrit bon 9abilanb 6 Co.,
Wer Groceries i'm Wertbe bon 81
fault erbdlt elm Coos fur bieie 2otterie.
MraniaS prescott,
gde 6oufons unb 5olebao St,aBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-23

Detroit, Mi9, 8. SUM-, 1888.
= geim gaIfpiel berrenfte i'd mir ben
Urn; 3pei Ginreibungen NIT ct Sa'
tobs Del bielten mid. = 2ouis Ruib,
49 pretonsS traBe.
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Som sdnserfsite.
(Spesial <0epelde oer .Greien YreIe".

ESPECIAL <0epeide Der uGreien Yrels".)
Gufin, 20. April. Die gr6Fs
nung bes Sduserfetes fanb unter ben
sanfisiten Iuipi3ien ftatt. 9ie aus.
pdrtigen Gdfe, bic in GROCER 3abl er>
fdienen poren, purben in feitli@em
3uee einsebOlt uub nod ibren Quartie.
rem geleitet. 9ie StraBen tparen &c.
f9madboQ beforirt unb belonberes 9uf,
feben erregte Die gbren : pforte an Der
gongreB : Nbenue. Ser &ummers in
ber Burner : Gale mar iebr 5ablrei@
befu@t, iiber 200 Sdnser, unb ettua
e%beniooiele @dfte, nabmen an bemielben
She'll. Derr 2an9ermanrt, Der prdfz
bent beg Sdnserfeftes, belt bic gesris
Bungs &e6e, pel9e febr beif1Qig aufz
genommen murbe. Inter ben gbrens
@diten befanb Iid au6 @ob. &oB, Der
in elmer treffl6en Rebe auf bic gers
otenlte Der Seutf9en UNI Die gntmids
lung bes @taates Seras binuies.
aD &beumatismus, @i6t unb Neu=
ralgia tperben meiftens bur9 @9arfe
i'm 8lute eraeugt, unb es 1T cine Der
9aupt gigeni6aften bon ST.. &i9=
monbs g amaritan Herpine,
ale bieie acknowledgement bes 8lutes
aus3uf6eiben. Bei anen Mpotbefern
gu baben. Mfeine Jrau lit babur6 bon
&beumatismus gebeilt tporben.
S. 9. GIet6er,
Sort Collins, Sol.
6at mid bon NeuraI9ie unb rbeuma.
tif6en &opfi6mer5 aebeilt.
Mrs. % m. 9enon,
Nurora, Sus.
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b0- Geinfte unb biIiste 9rudia=
der BET s o b o Bros.
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A. N. Galloway
Photograph
4l3 OF. 9oufOn.s trabe, San antoniO,
Eeras.
2iefert bic
6efttn 8ilbtr in seras.

Ct bat eineri aussesei6neten MaIer
aHseHeat unb sarantirt porsaeIi9e aus.
fibrung GROCER giIber su niebriseren
preifeu, als irsen6wo anbers.
Sas GtabIiHemeut bat eius1 sroBen
&nf erlanst unb Niemanb fOate beridus
men. feline Photographic 5Ost nebmeu
ober iein Bib malen su IoFen.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-30

81 regret 20 say So. Nr. Seadhgnter. " sad
the secretary ot the Bar Har5or Tennis
Club % enc of CIR most pronalssory young
society men, "out can not consistently IA
corss your application for membership
"why noti' gssPed the Oregst four hun
dreder, turning pale
1t pains me % tel you" ed the
ofscial, steraly, "out the other igat a. the
opera / heard yog say ss-ther instead Of
t%ther Now a naa who would do that
would say fancy iastead Of 'fahncy,' and
thank you IN place Of 'tha-a-a-anks, awful
ly'"
No, no, not so bad IS that" pleaded the
rouDd-cancer. Il remember the circum-
stance. |, was my lrst o1else. was ex-
cited on ny gia.a-'
Its uot English, you know"
at shall never occur again. Don't BE-
tray ne, I implorc youi Remember. you
had no heiress oaca YOURSELF
'-Thals %, be yad. muttered The self
cade man. ulpassionately.
''Then don't ruin me. Keep my SHAME
ful secret | eatreat you, and heaven Will
reward you. Just 1T this sine TOO, when
+ I've got caauce 10 lead the german ar the
Foowallette's party next week. II / bad a
rich father 10 back nc, and tan ly Ia
7 fiuence, I woulcn' nild il SO mucn, out, as
IL j., M good name Is a. have aud he
burst into tears.
And 20 tho credit OF our common human
7 ity DO IL said, that the secretary promised
70 give him a chance 20 live 1t itdown.-Puck.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-30

She came into the room with her silken
roOes trailing after her across the marble
floor. Her tawny hair was gathered ia a
golden biowse al her neck. Her opalne
eyes CLEANED through the mist liye the sun
shining through vermuth cocktail.
She had the hips Of al Urquhart and the
shoulders Of Jansen.
she was well fixed.
Suddenly her eyes fell upon him as he
lay. faco down, across the polished white
ness OF the tiles, his lurid bath-rObe
writhily entwining his pajamed limbs Her
hand went 20 her threat, ana she was very
still. A cup stood upon the table beside
him, and something ike steel cleaned IN
his clenched white hand.
"Speak % me, NadrOvinel" she cried, in
hoarse whisper. and fell in tremulous
heap, with the usual thud, winding her
arms convulsively about his seventh-regi-
meat neck
He turned his face wearily toward her,
and there was a great red cash across the
gothic granite Of his cheek
"'Tis nothing" he said; and then she
knew il all.
He had been trying 20 shave himself
With patent safety razor.-Judge.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-30

Where ii "a necessary 10 hamper I've
stock to keep them from getting out Of
pastures. one made en- the plan Illustrated
is effective. The stale is attached TO the
head by being mortiscd into Il. 4 strong
shoulder must be left upon the stale where
II enters thc head block. This block Is cy-
lindrical. and has projections at the ends
that pivot into the bow. Holes are bored in
thc ends of the bow. which lit over the pro-
lections on the cylinder On the lower side
of the head several spikes arc firmly fixed.
They point in the opposite direction from
the stale on the poke. and make 81 uncom-
Portable Tor the animal trying 10 Go any
effective work with the poke. The bow is
held in place upon the projections OF tho
head block by a strong wire. This is first
laid across the stale beside the block; then
Il = bent against the sides Of tie stale, and
around the block two or three times. The
ends ~ fhis wire Gro bent in the form OF
hooks, and are passed around the bow in
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-30

Little lke-Uncle Rastus, does cold make
ebrything get lttlert"
Uncle Rastus-Yss, 1t do; cold will al
ways contrac' don't you member night To-
las Christmas de wood pile Of Parson Jones
dat 10 mex 20 me swunk up IN one night
Z mex o E0,hin'f
Little Ike-But don't you member. Uncle
Rastus, how de pie o. wood by dc SIDE o. dc
stove, in &c cab.n. got heap biggeri
Uncle Rastus-We.i, twas hot IN de room
you little iivot. heat makes things bigger
You amt Got dc sense you was born wid.-
Earrcr's Bazar
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-30


a Ess 6ssa Eaasss - DsAla4xs ssstlazs
49, Grads.
+ yo- 4rs ze-ag - dr~a2 = s@@zz2 4z1
the1 80 TED - yo1E tAre = ~ gss e
s1f4g usE u1s 1aesrss-.41s rs c-s--
Eezs ~ se.a ye4 E9a q .oe~.e s4e c--e1-s
&C st-cz slaz1s y eere t1sy are % - Al
e. gleeE "-l g. ever az --- .r4----i -es~s
Per c-y a11 1k -1s ssass ,o g.Feru t1s ts
s-g,-s ~ L.-s 41cFe WEere l1e efssas ere
T. ls a12 sgsa 81 tea cs 2rs pez day hs -
: cheap mau - klFs. Llx al Tie c-.,lss
bs--rs ygl egyn ~ lay tes U-es z1d e1sa
Ly fEen tls alsLest p1-et ceE1. A-.y
err ~ 1es 1a-1g = ~ - - -enes. s--s -
IT, 30 --s-
A. Implement - gre-t sirp ig.ty ard oss-
flzlless Is Ezls ~ tle f..3uloE manner.
!. : ussi 70 give 81 even "A u-Igro
grade 10 The trelc1 Dct.on f9r "a t--as
80 pleces o. st-r, we.- seasoned t---sr
sacl ouo rcd long ars alleged tosei beg
eloss-y q. ols end As i-4s re- .ea, AK z
strong Sc. 4 es.ch s-1e ol the Doslcul to-ga
one ioc. from - cgEoa-.e enc. y L--- =
- lco of O-a inch re-. rQd = ceslre4 pen
t1-s e1l ~ tle ccllI4Ee1ce ts- c-e iA-l
GId lr-gs L4l-s through tLe STAT % nC.a .
firmly l po~-.o-. I.ay this nat 20 t1e
bottom Ci tie c-LcA, ops. end down h-l aud
O. % .sy tAe sflr.l lsFeL H hen tlls lnel-
Gates q l.-ect rcF.-out4l position Tor tle
top p.Al- t1e 0ot-cm u2sl slope Just cno
i-cl ln tlc ggt. l-d lying 1lt ou the treneA
bottom indicates th1t g bo the sane. As
IL Is pushed along. any variation Ia Tie
spirit leyc. E-s. te noticed and the bottom
corrected. Re sure tho lumoer IS Lot
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-30
Sunday Boiling.

One day 4 ciergynan's wife, preparing u
give 4 collation. 70 her husbands associa
ton on the following Monday, and not be
iDg 10 the habit Of doing extra work on
Sunday, told acI cook that she would better
boil the ham for The sandwiches on Satur
day, lest II boiled IN Monday 10 might be
too warm 20 siice. W ~" drawcl tie
cook. Miss y i-e, yer dom, thiuk il nd be
wic.dd ter bile f. Sunday. DO yer, CT we
billed Il slow f'-Life
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-30
THE POTATO suo.
stHrtiin- Information Rot Contained IN
49, XTorks on Nnturai EislorT.

EtNrti!n- Information Rot Contained IN
t-- Works on Natural History.
= This insect is a strict vegetarian, residing
principally ID agricultural districts. Its
nost deat,y oneEyi the farmer who raises
tec wost potatoes. Ilat young student OF
nature, ;ho farmers Boy, has been study
ing tkc na1its of t1ls bug with great r-iact-
ance and backache FOR the past dozen years.
lie has watched lcr rs annual Appearance
with uisg.viag, ana wClccincd It cach time
in a manner calculated 20 discourage IS
coming ag3.n; with wisp q bay 10 has
gathered is young in old TN pans, and has
~ different times FED The parcat oa tlrd
plaster, Paris green, London purple and
otaer unwholes0Ine subs s4Hces, dry and
liquid but under circumstance Uo9t IA
vorabic Ter it, cxtcrmiaa1on the potato bug
continues to multiply aad increase on the
face Of tGs earth, ana especially IN Pota-
u patc1ea.
TIE potato bug IS notoriously n one-idea
bug II has but one aim and ono idea;
that Is. 70 chew potato vines, and II does so
from tte time = Is hatcbcd until 10 is gath
cred with is fathers II q tin pna or poisoned
on It's r4sivo vine. Bus IA tho face a sll its
discouragements tho po-ato bug manages
TO thrive. ~ VIII look up gracefully nj tho
hand that showers u with water loaded with
Paris green.
The po.1to buc has an opportunity of
vie1luG lie from tivO stanc-nouts: first
il the larg@, or worm state, tncn in the
angelic, or winged state; IN either condition
it Is equally attentive to business, and, If
the expression IS permissible, wings O. not,
il gets thero just too sa-1e.
In tho ca-'v days % tho potato bug raid,
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-30
The . n'y Non-alcoholic Vegetable Medi-
cine put mp in Liquid L0Tm
Ever DiscoEcre

II IS not a vile fancy drink made ~ rum.
poor Whskcy, or refuse liquors. splced and
swrctencd 70 please the taste but purely
vegetable preparation. made from native Cali
forula herbs.
twenty Ave years use have demonstrated 70
millions Of sufferers throughout the civilized
world that OF all the medicines ever discovered
Vinegar Bitters only possesses perfect and
wonderful curative effects upon those troubled
with the following diseases viz:
Dyspepsia. rheumatism. tatarrh. Neuralgia.
Headache. BoilS. Scroluia. skin Diseases. Jaun-
dice. Gout. Piles. Bli1usness. and ali other
diseases arising from blood impurities. and rs
& Nermfuge 70 is the best in The world. being
ceath 10 All worms that infest the human sys-
TEN.
n is always safe to take AZ any time. or un-
der any condition Of the system. from old or
young. or for either sex 10 Is put UP in two
styles. The old is signify bitter, and is the
stronger Ira cathartlc effect. The new style IS
very pleasant 10 the taste and . perfect medi-
1e for delicate women or children Zach
kind is distinctly marked on top Of carton.
Many families keep both kinds on hald, as
they form complete medicine chest
send for "A beautiful book free
Address, Il. II. MCDONALD DRUG co.
Js2 Washington -. Y. City.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-30

warped no. sprung and tsat il has uni-
f0rm thickness, or course u O two cr three
inch slope per rod be the ain, the opening
must be t.so or three incneO as the case may
be Oare having used this appliance aud
n0.ci .e casc wish which a proper grade -s
Cb.ainea nd uniformly maintained, man
can uo. Go tempted 10 use any other device.
Farm az Home.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-30

'sCan v-u 'erf rae fvs do srsi''
Gan 60 It
"W hv rcf
81 never ien. 7ou any money. - trut
kno~ whether SOD would pay me- cr r1t"
-~-r ~-ott. i'n't e wo--a Eve fcr.
lars tr 1rt ouf what kinl or a -ar Ianl 7
u sht s-r re l far hundred so1s 6aF
-Hsrror Hs-sr
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-30

"Biove, you q better givo gp drink. mo
dean boy. your eFes ars a. 0agsy aud your
nose IS crimson
''In2L al tne wage now, cd fel- Tie
dean PsEiacs wears h.s that way, y know
Lie.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-18
Hon. &. \. Houston. ofAbardeen.

We could easily fill up every col
nmn of our paper with reccollections
that arose on our visit to Jackson on
Tuesday. We met with friends from
all parts Of the State, many Of whom
remembering our misfortune of partial
blindness, came up and introduced
themselyfss. I, n%eaETsppaal. ffaasyor , thhat W yse
these we must speak of Hon. Rpbt.
Houston, of Aberdeen, the warm
friend, the true man, the able LAWYER,
and the distinguished representative.
~lIecently lie was complimented with
the unanimous choice OF his party for
a seat in the Legislature. knowing
him as We do, his talents and social
virtues, We will take the liberty of
saying to the Democracy of the State,
that four years hence, if they want a
Governor, of brains and courage. and
as true to his convictions as the laws
of gravity, they may stop hunting
when they find the short but vital
form, with big head full of natural
and cultured sense, and big heart
filled with the noblest instincts of
manhood, and take him, and then be
assured that you will have a Governor
equal to every emergency that NAV
arise.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-18

Mr.. f. SLATTERY, of Delhi. La.
says his son, IA years Of age, had a
dreadful time with ulcers, sores and
blotches which followed chicken box
After using many remedies without
benefit, he gave him Swift's Specific,
which cured him sound and we'll.
We have sold S. s. s. since the first
day we commenced the drug bust
ness, and have heard some wonder.
full reports of its effects. Many use
it with best results to cleanse malaria
from the system, and for blood poison,
scrofula and such diseases it Is with
out a rival.
CoLDERwOoD & Co, Monroe, La.
Mr.. w. A. T1BBs is printer in the
office of the Jackson, Miss, Clarion
Ledger. He says that three years
ago he WAS a victim of bad blood,
which deprived him of health and
threatened serious consequences.
He further says that he took s. s. g.,
and it cured him.
1have been subject to painful boils
and carbuncles over my body during
the spring season, and after much
suffering and much useless doctoring
l found a permanent cure in Swift's
Specific. 1t is the monarch OF blood
medicines. E. J. WILLIS,
Augusta, Ark.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-18
SWIFT'S SpEcIEJc cnrad INC ~ vr,,

SwIFT's SPECIFIC cnred me of ugly
aud very painful boils or risings, I
had twenty-three on my back and
neck at one time and a great many
on my body. / took s. s. S., and two
bottles cured me-. This was. five
years ago, and have had no boils
since.
W. NJ. MILLER, Arlington, Tex.
W. H. WIGHT, of Rogers, Ark, a
prominent farmer and stock grower,
says that Switt's Specific cured him
Of letter Of twenty years. standing.
or course in that time he had a great
amount OF treatment, and says the
wonder Is that he did not scratch the
flesh from his bones. s. s. s. cured
him quick and permanently
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-18
THE IA PESTS.

The cookie burr has long been q
pest of the low laId farmers. This
has been fruitful year for the grow.
tn Of this prolific weed. But the burr
can be extermiuated by diIigent work
late in the season. But we are threat
ened with a worse thing than the
cookie burr. The Canada thistle has
been slowly spreading and threatens
in IL few years to overcome all other
natural pests. 1t grows with a big,
strong root and unless dug complete
ly up, we are Informed, it will come
out again seemingly refreshed for
the struggles Of existence. 1t is now
repening, and the seeds being very
small, and covered with a light white
down, are less in specific gravity
than the air, and consequently float
everywhere, and plant its fortifi.
cations deep in the soil. 1T has long
been the trouble Of the northern and
eastern farmers, and we fear at no
distant day will be q pest with our
people.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-18

On the Fourth of July conventions
to make constitutions for the four
embryo States authorized by Con-
IT 'ss, were assembled in the reapec-
tive Territories.
In the proposed new State of Wash
ington the political parties are re-
presented as follows: AZ Republi.
cans, 26 Democrats, 4 Union Labors.
z Independents. The Republicans
control the convention.
In Montana there are 81 Democrats
to 80 Republicans.
In the two Dakotas the Republi-
cans are in majorities, but there is q
largo and pc werful element of the
Farmers Alliance that by uniting
with the Democrats can control the
convention on all subjects Of inter-
est to the farmers, Both parties are
counting the Alliance men, who Will
thereby get all they wish in the con-
stitutions Of both States.
The contests of competing towns
for the location of the State capitals
make up the most important issues
to be tried,-Picsyune.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-18

AS far as We have been able to
learn. pushing our inquiries Ia every
direction, and seeking 1t from most
authentic sources, the crop of corn ia
generally good and in many sections
superfine. Unless therefore some
abnormal conditions should change
the prospect, plenty Of bread for men
and provender for beasts will be our
happy lot. Where cotton has been
worked, and the grass kept down, the
cotton crop indicates at least an aver
age supply. On the poor lands 1t IL
SAD to be far above the ordinary pros
pect. In the low, aIluvial lands. the
weed Is large but not we'll fruited.
the stalk being large and ssppy
while the squares, blooms and batls
are few. Everywhere is grass fine
and plentiful and our farmers should
1t In time,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-18
III" Races SeparatcI

The Illinois Contra! railroad put
me new decree Of the Mississippl
state supreme Go, TT into operation
on Friday relative to furnishing equa
ana separate accommodations for
whites and blacks on all its trains in
mississippi.
1t has put on two first class coaches
Instead OF one on each of its trains,
and will use the smoker Az a second
class car for both races. The decree
viii cailSe II heavy additional ex-
pense to the company, but the law
has to he complied with. All Missis.
slPpl roads will have to follow the
Illinois c%cntral's example.-Summit
Sentinel.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-18

When Franklin first with his Kite
and >ltk@n cord drew from the aiorm
cloud its hot smoking thunderboIt,
aud 2hamhered ii in a bottle the
W"''d stood nghust at what was
thought the daring of the profound
'nnoVator, thinking that he he'd it,
-"tfEtttJ = frtUg5!ttrp. wen nOW-a-
Gays ramh'" AT will in quest OF truth,
where once they thought angels Il Al e
h"t freud. A]INnina, Il plentiful
constituent Of r!"yey r~artlls il rapid
" coming to the front to reuolutiou-
"" many Of the convenience Of iron
IT steel. Ihr Substance or meal! j.
loan + all over the globe in great
I140illy. II is four times lighter
''an iron, twice as strong as steel,
dn"7 not rust, and j. as white or
winter lIIan nickel or silver.