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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-03
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1T es, etnen Gnfaa pher anfdue bes beiuoien 9rto's
DpSpepfe, @erftcpfuns unb seberIeiben ertrasen su
mifeu. unb bod 1T bieS bdufs Der Gaa. GIadlt9sr=
lpeiie pirb es aber lei&t in bic Slu&t sei&Iasen unh
gum SrtuS, benz eS eutffanmt, binubsei4idt, wenn
man fa CUR @retreibuns beKeIben SpftetterS Masenbtts
tiers bepisnt. Man bari preit bebaupteu, bab ala
trdftisenbes unb rsitaurirenhes Masen>G ligir, ala elm
MttteI CUR 8eieitisuns BON St6runsen Der @ebdrme
uub her seber es feline anhere 70 nett %betannte Mebisin
sibt, ais btefe, unS bab nur peniss 70 a~asemeine unb
autrritGtipe anertennuns isitens her Ssrren aerste sez
funeen baben. Die 9batiaae, bab baS Yttters bic
pben senannteu prei QIasen Der Meni6beit fpfprt linz
bert unb Bel ~ldnserem @ebrau@ gang a~uSrpttet, ma6t
eS ,Lr peruldriten auer Gamtlienz Mehi,tuen. Dasu
temmt nod, haa IS ais 9prbeusunsSs, epentueu 6etlz
ntittel se8en tai, es unb We8ielfeber, Rbeumatismus,
Nerpens nnh 9terenlethen i& reitrerbreiteten Rubm
erpprben bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-03

3orrespon6sn5. Gill,
bel 9teu 8raunfeIs. Sd Itelte in elmer
fraberen Gorresponben5 ben Grnteers
trag in Baumwole auf einen balben
8alen per Nder in gusf9t, fs ergisbt
f6 iebo9, CAB bur6i1aittli9 Z 8alen
gesrntet Wurben. 2eiber nur finb bic
Soften fit bas @inbeimisn bes fodigen
Stapels gu bod, oenn wenn Der 6ars
met CON 81 Big $1.25 8HaderIobn
peg hunbert pfunb bssabIen muB
unb bic iibrige borbersebenoe Nrbeit in
Nnrednuns brin9t, 10 erneit f9 bie
gaumppllenfultur aIs ipenig Iobnenb.
Inter Der &attenpIoge BADEN aud
mir 81 Ieiten; bic Rattelt frefen anes
Rorn auf, bas bonn Winbe nisbergez
tpebt tuorben 1T.
Cine 8ewegung III unter ben 6a1'
nlern bon @Dmal @ountp i'm @onge,
cine 4rt Geuerberiidsrunsss@ eIenI9dit
gu griinben; ieber Garmer ioate fi9 ca.
ran beibeilinen, benn iuenn er aud
nidt ben bol en- Mel.b erbdIt, fats ibm
Sans OBJ StaIung abb nner, 10 lit
elne l1n rftubungsiumme in folder
Noib ni9t au bera6ten.-Oie anbaltens
ben &eeen bieies Serbftss 9aben elm
srhnbIi6es PHiiger oct GeIber erf9pert.
ueberau befeiBist man fi6, Meinre.
ben unb Sbfbdume gu pflan3en, mas
iebenfans 3u loben lit. - G. r.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-03

sas- Die Suweliere 8ebrioer
6riber. No. 246 Commences traBe,
baben ein grobes unb 9ew6bltes 2ager
bon golbcncn ilno hlbernen Saf9enz
utren-eine 5pe5ialitdt beg @ef6dfis.
NuBsrbem G1mudia9en aaer @tt,
9iomanten, @oIbs uno @ilberwoaren,
MeHeri9miebmaaren. Uabre 3unfts
merle bon Mano, unb Stanbubren uno
alle bic sabIreiGen artifel, Die man in
einem SuipeIierlaben au finben geipobnt
1T. Die preife Der Girma ftno mdsig.
Mfan iprede por uno iiberaeuge fih.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-03
sic Mlihi,ennen in Wrnlek 6r

- Die alibiSeugen I'M projeB Gro.
min f6p0reu bas 8laue bonn 9immel
berunter. Selbft fur ben S6immel,
NIT benz @rpnin feline Snbesfab,t an=
trat, mirb elm @nibi na6gepiefen tpers
ben mtiien, benn Elm paferer @lnnsua.
8aelit bat geidporeu, baB er @ronir
an Woroabeno nit einem srauen
ihnar3beinigeu Saul bon ieiHem SauTe
fortfabren fab. lin bas ~elaubbaft au
MAIDEN, tperben bic tibnen Mnpdlte
mobl aud na6meiIen, mas Der benuBtt,
iibrigens iebt in einem Dime . Muieum
~uusgefelte 99immel in Der Morbnadt
g~etrieben bat. @ie idabe, bob Der
S6immel ni6t pie 8ileom's @iel Ipre.
den fam
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-03

~ Inter ben gri~nnerungen Der
Sueeab3eit Iinb bas bic idrtiten, bic
uns an f6were Sraafbeiten, Die mir su
Der 3eit Su iiberteben betten, gemab>
men. Sunge Miitter ~erinnern fiG Iebs
baft baran, BOB es Gbamberlain's
Cough &emebD mar, pel6es iie bon
Group befreite unb ueuoen es in GoIge
beRen aud Bel ibren 9iubern unO ltels
nit benz befieH @rfolge Oil. Gum Ners
fauf bel &. Gobn & Co., s. GaItepsr
& So. unb a1en Srug9iften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-03
AnilOinng eiaer 8eiddfts Sbeil~
baberidatt.

Sn 4nbetra6t Der MufltGung unis,et
@ef6dftstbei!baberi6aft ipirb ber Waa.
renborraib Der Girma O. g. sSramf,
beiiehenb in Sbnittwaareu, Qn5ugen,
S9uben &C. benz Bublifum su ben
bentbar n~iebriefen preiien offerirt, oa
Ser Wuspertauf big gum l. Sanuar 1890
beperfheaigt fein muB.
IS tpirb hermit hem publifum ane
se3ei9t, baB bie @eI6dftstbeilbabers
fdaft benz Son:ratt 9emdB am l. So
nuar 1890 erlii9t unb bob bic partz
neribip an ienem Sage aufgel0t tpirb.
8. $. Trant,
g. 9eutf9,
Ben Mote.
San @atonio, Ser, 81. NOoember '89.
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Mrs. q. 2@nipn,

go. 263 @elt Commerce StraBe, ems
pfieblt ibr rei9baltiges Eager bon
9ubwaaren Der neueifen Barrier
Mobeu, ferner Strids uno Std
8.a ii nj ~ o lie uno MoIIe, 8dns
ber, Sn6pfe, 8efaB gu ben
a"lerbiaigften preilen. Nsentur fir
90 abame 9em0ref's S6aitts
Mufer. @uftrdse aus benz 2anbe tuers
ben prompt ausgefRbrt.
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MuerIet.
: Itr ben Robembertermin bes Di=

= 6tir ben Robembertermin beg Di=
ftrittsgeri6ts betebt bic @ranb.s SurD
aus foIgenben girgern: 5. 6. Bed,
80. 6. Sones, s. s. 8eitel, g. 8iiGe,
z. .. Oielmann, 6. 6iggins, u.
Madep, u. 8. Mafep, u. q. Walton,
s. u. @bapeb unb 3. Bell. Ri9ter
Roonan infruirte bic Surp, ibre auf.
mertiamfeit b~eionbers ben u~norbeutlis
den SduIern 3uiupenben.
= SIN @oun.p. G%rmenbauie ftarb ges
fern i'm Nlter BON iber 70 Sa5ren
@iliam gtrpsler. Der damn bat elm
auBerorbenili9 bepestes 2eben auriids
gele9t, befanb fi9 einfmals in guten
8erbdltuifens berarmte aber f4lieBli6
total.
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Sft bic eamtnnfndht nnhetlbar2

Man Ieie baS @a@febenbe: SER 6. S.
MorriS in Neiparf, arfanfas, laet: SD lag
an 2unsen Mbicelcn fdDer barnieOer, unO
meme Greunbe unO bic ger3te ~erfldrten mid
fit unbeilbar i9ninh'i9tia. 0a fling i9 an,
Or. Sings neueS SGtp.n n ,udtsmitiel au ee.
brauden. Sept babe i@ bic brittle GIaf6e unD
bin bereitS i'm Stanbe, bic srbeitsn auf meiner
8arm nieber su iiberbaden uno gu beaufiid-
tisen. @S 1T bic bette Mebiein, bic es geben
fann!"
Sehe Mibbleiuart in Decatur, Sbio, idreibt
p8enn i'd nidt 81. Sings neues S9ninb.
iutts. Seilmittel sebraudt bate, wdre i'd idon
lan9e mcinem oungenleiosn crlegen. Die Gerate
baitsn mid bersits oufgegsben. Sept bin i'd
bel beiiein @obliein."
&robeHaiden frei in alien apotbeten. @bole.
iale bel Dreib, gbompiou 81 So.
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Seeas.

= Im Mortog fanb in guifin cine
Municipalpabl fat. Ser bisberige
Manor Naae wuroe bon Sobn Wles
9onaIb nit iiber 500 Stimmen Maio.
ritdt eei6lasen. = Pofimeiiter De@reB
mar &anbibat fir alderman unb fir
S@uIsS ruitee, fiel aber bur6.
: Die &efprmanitalt fiir iugenbli9e
8erbreGer in @atesoiQe 3dbIt gegen=
tpdrtig 81 Suiahen.
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n6leu Ofruica.snlhe.

Die bette Gable Der g8elt fir S6nitte,
0uetfdunsen, @ef4tpiire, Gieber- unO Saut'
Gusi9las, GIe4te, %seiprunsene Sdnre, Grof'
beulen unb ale Sautfranibeiten turirt Sd.
morrboioen ODER feline gssablung. @6uise
Satisfaetion garantirt ober bas @eIb pirb
turiiderfattet. % Gents bic S9odteI. Bum
8ertauf in allen Apotbefen. 0reib, 9bomp,
fou & Co.. @b0lefale.
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~ @ebrnber @riber, No.
246 Commerce StraBe, iino prattiI6e
Suweliere unb ubrma9er. Sic beiors
gen prompt aae &%eparaturen uab ftbs
rem bieieIben in ber gefdidtefen Weiie
aug.
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say Gs bereitst uns 8ersniiaen su
conitatiren, bab unfsre reue Npotbeters
firma, Sips & SiIbertborn,
@de Der 9ouiion. Str. unb Nbe. s, bon
gnfaug att elm 10 gutes @ei9dft ma6t.
@s fiab prpmpte unb unternebmungss
luitige 2eute; fe tueroen f9 ireuen,
einen She'll Cures Be6atfes su bedsn
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aar Group al perhinbern.

sdy Group su perbinbern. gs eris
firt tein 3peifel mebr bariiber, baB es
elm Miitel giebt, Group su %berhinbern.
&i9tiger Group triit niemals obne elm
Warnunes3ei6en auf uno miro bann
fofort @bamberlain's Cough RemebD
e~iugegeben, 10 tperben ole Symphonic
biei'r 3rantbsit beridminben. Sies LIT
INNER m6gli9, menn es i'm 9auIe ges
halten tpirb. so Cts. uns 81 per Glas
fde bel gobn & Co., s. 2aIteper &
SO. une alen 9russifen.
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SSrti5 an gtemer5abler.

gpmnts. GoIIeetors Offteel
Derar 60, Gan NHtoHiU, 9sras
Der Undergraduate maGt bierbarG b%etannt,
Dab bic Staat, unb Gountb ad valorem. un6
aopfhtner tett fduis 1T unb fpdtefens bic gum
81. Deten1ber 1889 incl. besablt lein mub.
Sole @afftanp,
Steuer . Solicitor ron Berar gouuth.
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Serr 6. $ Maaer in Der Me1z

Serr 6. $ MiiIer in Der Wei=
Commerce : @traBe bdlt tets bas Don.
fomnenite 2assr lit 3eidenmoterie=
IieH, $apeten, Garben, 8las, Spiegel.
elos, 8iiosrrobmen, 6irni6ea unb allen
3ei9neM. unb Malersu tenflien. Stint.
IeriF6 ousgefiibrte gilber uno 5tatuet=
ten &C. inb in elmer iebenspertben @als
lerie sur Mniidt uab gum 8erfauf onss
gelielt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immesoetoz
raiionen III bas @ei9madpOlfe unb
Neueie bort gu finben.
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E9r Wenn Sbr @rsrn pollen Wertb
in Nna Il gen baben tpoat, 10 iebt
gud bic 5er6Hs unb Winter : 8Orrdtbe
Bel 8amcoat & g 0 b II an.
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seg- Darum polt Sbr Bianps 3weiz
feIbafter Site bDn reiieuben 9dublern
taufen, penn Sbr Die edten @metion
in Der n~eueten Nusfiibrung biliger
unb unter Iei6tsrsn 8eoin9ungen III
benz bep1brten @eI9dftSbauIe BON
8bps. 8oggan & Bros. 9aben
fHnff2
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3u nieI

@af: oWas bab' i6 getrunfens"
Wirtb: sd peiB es tuirfli@ ni6t.
Sic iuesoen ii6 tpobl erinnern."
6af: % nein; Sic miiFen's nifs
len = NQss, mas Der 8af trlntt, muB
Der Wlttb INNER i'm Gopfe baben."
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RAJ unteraeug in ie0er S&ipere unb
3u iebem preife. 9emhen' nilo 3ois
letten. Nrtitel aus ben beIten Gabriten
bel pancoat& . b n.
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Git 0ankbarfr D1tient,

bg ftnen Naneu nidt seuanut BADEN min, unp ber
tstne tcuitateiee @teeerterfteHmne BON fdires
xesSs Ieteen elmer, In einem Doftcrbu4 aneesebeuen
Mrbaet ~perDantts last burA nnS bafeIbe f~oJtfntret an
Bud entbzIt gle3epte, bic Ia ieber Wpptbeie sema&t
screen Lbnnen. G@fdt Cure 6brefe NIT Briefmarfe
ea Z pttbat &ttttt tao 9tSpentarp', % WeR
II. Strs Mep Wcrts d. B.
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sar Oh ia! 8ips& 5iIbers
thorn, bic ueue Npotbeterfirma.
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9 e q II a t

Nib Elm Mdo9en i'm 9lter BON Is big
Is Sabren our BeaufTi6tigung eires
fleinen Ginbes. Perf6nIi6 nod5ufras
gen go. 525 Norb.G traBe.
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8 Wa n5igidbriees Subildum
btS 9rnSen
80ltOner GrieOens Mfniif= Geites.

Sanger uno Sangerinnen: Signorina Dc
Sere, SOpran; Mme. Stone. Barton, Sopran /;
@db Sennb 9idcrion, Contra : alto Sisuor
8enor Sig. 6. Suseni, Ssnor /;
Sig. Bologna, 8ariton; 81. @. @bitneu, 8ab
@bas. 6. Yrntt, 4ianilf.
BreiIe: so Gents, $1.00, $3.50, $500.
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sin nrphea Wlniif SEER

inter Der perionliden eeituns bes Mr g. g
Gilmore, ben popularffea, erfoIsreidaeu
unb brilanteiten aapelmsifers Der Welt.
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9errett Mm5mae,

cute fir Mdnner unb anaben
billtser ais irsenbwp.
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San aatouio, Ser, 81. @Ooember 'S9.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-01-09
A GREAT SLOO SEED OFFER,

onamer O
TO
.LentzB
White
late
order
"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-18

into what may be called the post norton
stage OF human vision. We are continu-
ally reading and hearing OF the appearance
OF certain forms-of dying friends and OF
persons long dead"
DIR. Drayton then spoke OF the phenom-
ena, related in the book of DIR. Clarke, OF
Boston, and DIR. Oliver Wendell Holiness
Endorsement OF them. and gave some of the
results of the work OF the Society for Psy-
chical Research, and then declared: "Mod-
ern spiritualism is thing OF tinsel, decep-
ton and unbelief but, however this may
be, when the London society SET about
collecting evidence of psychical phenom-
ena, it was overwhelmed with the great
number Of letters. In Johns Hopkins
University at Baltimore, they consider
this matter seriously and study il as a sci
ence. They use children as subjects, for
they believe that the results from such a
source are more likely to be freed from ex-
traneous influences"
DIR. Drayton believed that persons who
are inconyertible skeptics in regard to this
matter of psychical phenomena, should
coniine themselves to physical research,
and not interfere with the men who are
engaged in the Investigation Of the mys-
terry which still surrounds hypnotism and
It's iurthest development.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-18
ATHLETIC cLnRS

Al act ~ chvmpt from taxation the property real
ana pcunnal. ui Athletic clubs aud Associations.
chartered under the laws of tho STATE iuf the
puudsc 81 physical Culturo aud manly tminiug
and nui iuf ptlhL
Section q po IL enacted by the Gouru,l ~.
scmnly NJ lrunrs-cc that sl property rral ut PET.
snual ui Athletic clubs uT Associations. chlurrui
under Tho laws NJ thc state. which T. usri ~
manual ifaiuiuE uui physical culture aud not loo
pfnnt hc hereafter cNrmprirlm taxation
srJiian . D. ID cnarici that this art take effect
on aui after phslsc thc public welfare requiring
o.
Tut ArrrAi, In the Interest Of tho aih-
lcuc clubs OF the State, especially that u
This city, respectfully ugcs upon the Log.
is'aiurc the passage Of this bill The char.
tef Of the Memphis club clearly brings IL
within the provisions Of Section % Of afti.
Gle 2 Of the state Constitution ~ a literary
aud educational organization that may be-
exempted from taxation. II l. organized.
~ ihe charter reads. "ior the purpose Of
encouraging among the members Ut said
corporation social enjoyment gymnastic
exercises and the lnc arts, aud 10 these
ends, Zoe the establishment and main,c-
nanccoi library gymnasium aud lyccum.
under the laws Of Tennessee" Release
from the heavy draft Of taxes paid by these
clubs would be great encouragement "a
them and help very much to their main.
icuance up TO the spirit and purposes Of
their charters.
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and prosperity Of that State are in remark
able contrast to the disorder, war, robbery
and murder that prevailed throughout its
wide domain during the time when
Powell Clayton was Governor. The Globe
Democrat hates the people OF Arkan-
sas with a bitter, black and biting
hatred. II hates them individually
and collectively, and would cheerfully see
Powell Clayton set up in power again to
wreak flesh crop OF vengeance and burn
and butcher at his will. The Globe Demo
crdt cannot discuss Arkansas in fair
spirit, and II always has fit of the rabies
when it attempts 10 treat Of the affairs,
condition, prosperity or people OF any of
the Southern States
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-18

NEW lORK, Feb. ~. In all the Ca.bo-
lie churches Of this city today, the Encycli-
cal letter OF His Holiness, Pope Leo MIL,
was read. The letter Is written on the
iiitieth anniversary Of Pope Lco's priest.
hood and the eleventh Of his ponlihcaio.
lie speaks OF the confidence placed on the
Apostolic See and says that In every land
where the Catholic religion flourishes the
Roman Church In duly fcvercnccd and
honorcd with icryent love and sovereign
harmony. We have many times, the let.
ter says, "as IN duty bound, undertaken
the defense Of the truth, and have strvcn
10 oxpound particularly those doctrines
which seem 10 DO the most useful OF all.
NO that knowing the truth, every one by
watchiuncss aud attention might avoid
the presidential breath OF errors.
"As for the public schools. there Is no
ecclesiastical authority left in them,
and In the years when Il Is most fitting
for tender minds TO be trained carefully
In Christian virtue the preccpls Of reli.
gion are Tor the most part unheard. MANY
nowadays seek 20 learn by the aid of req.
sou alone. laying divine truth en-.
tircly aside, teaching, for instance, that
matter alone exists in the world. and
breasts have the same origin and a like
nature; there are some. indeed, who 90 so
FAR ~ 10 doubt the existence of God. tho
Ruler and Maker Of the world. or who err
most grioyously ~ 10 the nature Of God.
Hence. the very nature aud form of virtue
and Justice aud duty are Of necessity
altered ~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-18
TWELVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FIVE.

That is the number OF new subscribers
TnE WEEKLY APPEAL received within the
twelve DAYS ending on Saturday night last.
Twelve hundred and twenty-five, or over
one hundred each day. Is not this some
thing to be congratulated upon. especially
when 1t remembered that these are only a
continuationo itho greatarmy oisubscribcrs
that has been recruited within the last
twelve months? Every day there is new
company OF one hundred added TO il, and
with Accomplishments OF praise and good
wishes that would turn the head Of even
older hands at the business. 1--WE indorsc
the Jeflesonan Democracy Of TnE Ar
PEAL" some OF these soldiers in TnE
APPEALS army assure us. ave are
one with TnE APrEAL in It's openly liberal
course" others write Us, and al unite with
us in our frank, fair and impartial defense
OF the South. Proud Of these assurances
and Of the solid backing OF subscrip.
tions with which they are accompa-
MED, Il makes us moro than ever deter.
mined TO continue straight on the course
which thus meets tho public approval
II makes US moro than eyer determined to
stand squarely by the people, and in nd
vocacy Of their constitutional rights and to
oppose every scheme like protection, aud
Tor making tie State and National Gov. |
crnments, under any prctext, mere agen,
cica Tor the adyanecnicni Of private ends.
Wearotor the whole people, not a section
or wing, but the whole people, and for lair
play and absolute freedom for every man
in trade as in all the adairs Of life.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-18

enable the Board Of Education TO antici-
pate the school building revenue and do
at once that which is absolutely needed in
the way OF buildings and appointments,
instead OF waiting for years for funds to
obtain much needed improvements. The
sum required to- be levied after the
years 1889 and 1890 is less than one-hali
Of the present tax for school building pur-
poses which is 500, 600. This is a levy OF
10 cents on basis OF S23,0O0,O0O. II is
proposed 10 issue the bonds in question
in Eve series of $4,000 each, five years in
tervening. This will make 81, 600 mature
yearly, which, with the general interest
accruing yearly, amounting TO $1,000, will
make total OF $4,000 yearly to be pro-
vided for In other words, n levy of
fraction more than cents year on the
500, instead of 10 cents, as at present
The bin has been carefully drawn and
meets all t he legal requirements.
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ana not hear said remark made or he was
very badly bulldozed, or he would then
and there have given the party an oppor-
tunlty OF carrying out his good intention,
more especially as he the said Worsham)
would tip the beam at about 250.
In conclusion, ii Gen. Chalmers and his
court desire TO return to fernando to re-
sumo taking testimony, and are really in
lear OF their lives, hereby undertake to
say we will furnish him with body guard
OF his old brigade, men who know what
honor and integrity are, and who will
stake their honor and life, il need be, that
he and all his company shall depart from
our midst unscathed and unframed, I'M
less they themselves should provoke some
personal difficulty, for which we would
not be responsible. j. Il. WEST.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-18
A GRlrE ISNERrInN

Thcf' Is gnui MASON ~ believe that the nssas,lns
81. Col Clap iou are within Casy f,arh IL he onrcrs
ui ihr law rlfei iu sCrk them out and trims them
lu puuhhmrut Thasc Who knoW vhs
ihs asassius afv viii not brcaihc their name
they vii uoi even Capfrss q hint W q CONJECTURE
w That fcsrtct u is impossible ~ avoid the con
uoilon that this pp.ili Ut slrnrc aud ,ououaimcni
Re- turrouci by public opinion ~ other words ID
t'rms that the Democrats ~ Arkansas do not MO
ru-a 10 sssisi in the ,ludiuuuu Of the law whrrc
ODE crime Involved s Of political natury. ~
lost eiahs f,aucrut
There IL grave assertion, embraced in a
very grave charge, in the above. 7hs 81.
Loun GLIB b1nocrui In making Il should
be prepared 10 subslaniiatc aud to prove
H. II that paper knows that the "a~assins
Of Col Clayton are within easy mach Of
The Officers Of The law, II must know who
they are and where they are. lit docs II
should not lo-e a moment in giving their
names aud abiding place TO the author.
tiles. that hcy may be arrested. hut
Tnt ArrrN does not believe that
Tie GLOBE DmocIui knows ANYTHING
about the assassination Of Col Clay.
ton morc than has already been made
public. II merely makes this statement
lot The purpose Of traducing the people OF
Arkansas because q majority Of them are
p'mocia's aud because the present peace