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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-14
@iue 0roiaaas
3ur Wulenoirung bon Section 2 bes
Sbarters Al Der Gebibirten
OtbinaH5eu.

Gs Ell berorbnst bonn Stabts
raib Der Stabt San @ntonio
D0b Geetion 2 6es GapiteIs Al Der
Gebibirtea Otbtnan3eu bebin amenoirt
weroe, I'm in 3ufunit folgeabe,maBen
gu Iauten (:
Section 2. Ollie A6orte, bie,na6
erbaut Ober ongelegt, inaerbalb bet
StabigrenSeu, miifsn na9 irgeab eiEem
Srodenzgrbe. 6piiem ooer rad einenl
3~erleBungs : Splien obsr ia9 ben,
plaN, befannt als nGarrico's 3rodens
NbortsS piem", toRfruirt fem !; cine
4usnatme lit nur bann seftattet, penn
bic Staotperorbrsten g erlammlung auf
eiEe eingereifte f@riftli6e Betition bin
eine @rlauhniB eribeilt, bic @rube in
anberer ais ber borgef9riebeuen Waiie
an3uiege1.
paifirt uA0 anGenomnien am 3. Jes
bruar 1890.
Brnan @aiIagban,
Mtteltirt WaDor.
e. g. Glaubon, Stabt>glerf.
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syars. ss~tmslop's goOtbtaa gsrup.

WarS. @inSlutu's gDutbtns Syrup.
0feb. Sploanus Cobb idreibt I'M rgos
ifpn Ghriitian 5reeman": siuf feinen
SaG piroen mir cine Weoi3in empfeblsn,
nalnentlid far ainbs>. wenr mir niat
wabten, eaB Ne gut 1T. Bon Wrs.
WinslpwS 5Arup tSnnen mir jebcd aus
@rfobruns ipreden. Sn ~uniersr eigenen
6amilie bat ct ii@ ais Sesen eru ieien,
neil er eineu, Sinoe, bas nit Golif se=
peiaist war, Sataf peri&afte uuo ben
gltern &ube wdbreno Der Naht
iaerte. Die meiiten Gltern merben bies
fen Seaen gu iddeen mineu. 5ier 1T
Elm Nrtifsl, Der Iid bewdbrt unb barmlus
1T, benn Der Sdlaf ben er benz &inne
s:ridafft, III natiirlid unb Der feline @n,
gel erwudt 10 better ME elm anopf.@
Wdbrenb be5 3ohnens 1T iein Grfclg I'M.
iddsbar. @ir baben bdufis genus BON
Ofattern bic MeuBeruns sehSrt, bob iie
nidt obne ben Snrur lein mHsen bon
Der @eburt bes GinbeS an Bis our Sols
~lenbuns bes 3abnens. gsrtauft BON
alien slpptbsfern gu 25 Gents bic 6laide.
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e. Maberits Nanf bs3abIt 4
pro3eut 3iaien fir 3eit' Depofiten.

sg~ Wenn Semanb fem uno gu ans
n%ebmbarem Breiie fpeiien wi4, 10 gebe
ct gum MiifiOnss@arten. Sie
Serren 8beiner Il Saul, 8eRber bies
leg GtobhlIements, balten barauf, lire
@6ite fiets bulltOmmen 3ufrieben gu ftels
len. Nae iaiionmdBigen 9elitateTen,
Nultern, Wilo, Slide, @eFliigel &C. fnb
bort iii Der oelitateiten 3ubereiiung ale
Belt gu baben. Mabl5eiteu nerben auf
WuuTd in bic @obuuugen ber Gunben
geianot. Nu6 bietet ber nit Der
Spsiiepirtbf6aft per6unbene Bar
II o o NJ Die beYien @etranfe. iiets friIdes
Bier unb feiue Siqp0re unb 0eine.
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gaHaae tad Gurpna.

Die Mgenturen bes Germ %. 5.
Doung, $50. l Commerce : 5traBe,
San Antonio, unb $50. 603 Mains
5trabe, Sallas, pertreten rur bic
anertannt beifen europdii9en 9ampferz
2inieH. 9err Doung 1T i'm 9tanbs bic
billie # en- Haten 3u geben. err
tbeilt bsreitmiQig ieoe getpini6te NUS
fnaIt unb beioret iebr prompt ale inn
iibergebenen Nuftrdse. Wer nod Gus
ropa gu reiien piini9t, ober 8ermanote
beri6erfOmmen laKen min, menbe fG
Oil irgenb cine Get geuannten Ngenturen
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ST.. S. 6. 8reebiss, 3abnarat.
9fo. 231 OF 6oufton : 5traBe,
San Mntotio. 5pre6t bel iDl1 porl
galtfprmiasgBeims,

WeinIie5baber finbea Elm crosses 9as
ssr DEN feiueu California Weinen Eel
berrH s. $. MeDer am Nlamo
plaaa. 0era MeDer fudt Die Weine
ali DIT nno STEELE aug ul.b fouft eirefi
aus BEN GeQer ter WsinSu9ter. Mls
sutem senner gelingt es inn fteis, bic
bei!en 9orteu ausaumdblen. Ct fam
ieine Runben IND Samilien hit einenl
guten &ropfeu DerfeDen. aotb= unb
Weibpeine III por5HgliGer Qualitdi
con iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
tgs Daus geliefert.
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Scr Cinderella ga,us, gtpre,

Scr CINDERELLA g5ab Gtpre,
Gde Sf=DouIfonaraBe unb Nbenue c.,
biefer beIiebts 2abeH Der Giabt, fat
ieinsn neuen Borratb bon @ommer
iauDen fur 6erren, Dataen uno
GiRber erbalteu uno bat eine unberz
alei9li6e Wusmahl aler Gorfan uab
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella : GGub.
Store fdbrt nur bic Tabrifate Ger be fen
Jabriten uno iiberbietet N1es, mag i'm
bieiigen Miarft 81 BADEN it,. Gpecia.
Iitdt fir 6erren: ser &odforbs5 hub,
fiir So. gs beripbnt fib Der Miibe, i'm
@inberella Store bor3uipyeden,
e1e man anberswo fQuft.
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eay~ QBie mir b6ren. tperbett ulIsre
Q~potbefer Sips 6 Silbertborn
bonn 8. 6eb. ab ibr Geiddft bic Na6t
bur@ often baIteu, 10 0oB Semanb, Der
re6t i9nel aus Der Qpothefs etwas
brau4i, IS in Der tiir5eiten 3eit bel ibs
nen baben fam. pa Dies oas ein5ige
Gef9dft III unierer 5tabt 1T, nel6es
Sag uuo Na1t often bdlt, 10 piro oas
Yublifum pobl iein M0slidHfes tGun,
Ben guteu WiQea ber Jirma 81 unterz
1tiiben.
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8 ~bpf.

Sergeant: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
nermstter! Sic finb bod Elm i4rtdii6
hummer &eri, Daben Sic nod mebt
@ei6mifer2
&efrut: gu 8efebl, Ser Sergeant
i1 babe nod einen Sruber.
SIT Der aud 10 bulnm ME Sie2
Ser 1T nod pieI biimmer,
Was lit benn bas &,abpieb2
Der 1T Sergeant.
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Wur aus 6 e tDobnDeit

u: Was nur benz Gegiiirator Yein'
lid einsefaaeg 1T, IiG auf5ubdugen !;
Der Wann bsfanb f6 bod in ben beten
BerbdltniHen
9: Maeroings = ct par aber bait
elm fiir9terli6er @elpUbnbeitsmeni6;
iein gaases Geben cling iuie an S6nlrs
den - on wolte er eben auG am
S6ntr6en lterben.
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StAps 0Uh NHlpitu ; uCHCyHtt43 Gi$I
16, December, 1889.
Gel es berDrbnet 0urG ben
Siobtraib Der S!abt San Nntonio;
Section |. DaB Die 4. Section
elmer an Is, 0e5ember 1889 angenoms
nteHcn IND gsnebmigten S%rbinana, be-
titelt glue Srbinau3 5ur untsrs
orlidutg unb 8ei0r4nfung bon prohi.
tutiDasbdufera innerbalb Der @reu5en
Der @tebt 5ou NHtouio" TO arienbirt
toe.0e, auB fie III 3ufuuIt lautst !:
Section 4. Sin NuidluB al bic
III Ben porberBebeabeu @ectioHsn tiiez
betgelegtsa GrforbsrniHe, fou es fit
irgeno eiue geEion, bic Elm foldes Yros
ftItuiions: o5er NKignetionsbau8 b1lt,
ODER fit ir8eub cine Deibligs JAEaiFn
oeTelben, uel6e Oas @etpsrbe ether
proIituirteu betreibi, ungeFebli6 lein,
Benz Getuerbe aaG5ugeDen, toeun Tie
ni6t uDrber ii6 beiin 5taotar5t Der
@tabt 9au Nntouio geuneiost ugb fi9
bat unteriu9er la1ea ; morauf Der Mr5t
iener petfoa Elm 3sugniB ausRe1t, naB
CT Te forgfd!tig unterfud)t unb gefurbsn
bal, 6aB tie iid) in gefunber gei6ahers
beit befinbet unb nit feinsr gefdbrlid)en
o6er anfedenben 5sranfbeit be0afiet 1T.
NorausgefeBt, baB irgeEb eiae IoI6e
Berion, toeIde ulgciunb unb mil elmer
aefdbrli0en o0er an7eden0en Gtanf6eit
be6Qftet ~befunbeu miro, a(s patisnt i'm
StabtbofpiteI aufgenomuen tperben
uno bot our foltenFreien 8ebanblung
bur6 ben Gtabtar5t bereatigt lein
ion.
Bo~rausgeIebt ferner, baB irgerb cine
berart franz cher uageiunb b~efunbeue
gerion, bic tn einem Iolden proHituz
tioashauIe berbleiht unb benz 8emerbe
elmer profituirten naG8ebt, ooer Der
Sn9aber eines fol6en 9ohfes, Der nil
fentti6 elmer folGeu Besfon, bic i1te
2i8ers n;6t erIangt bat Dber als unge.
funb unb nit elmer gefdbrIiGen deer
aniedenben &rantGelt bebaftet, beseids
net purbe, erlanbt, ibr 8eluerbe su BE-.
ireibeu, Der in geetion Z bieIer Srbi.
nais5 DorgeI@riebenen GiraFe pssfdat T;
unb 0uBet6em mag Ger Mapor, ruentt
ber 5taDtarjt Inn fplde Sbatla9en anz
Seigt, Die 2isfns fit cine iofGe BfoIiiz
turtle Dber St4aberin zines BroIitu=
tionsboufes, o6er fir Beibe Surids
aiebeH.
8~oraussefebt ferner, baB tuetln irgenb
eine fol6e bent Gslperbe elmer proIiis
tuirieu nadaebenbe YerIon, auf BEN
StraBen ober auf ben 6fentIiGen
Bldben Ger 5tabt in elmer Suffice, gu
Yferbe pbsr al SUB eugetrDfen !oiro
un5 f6 eints uaDrbentliden 8etragens
f@uIbig madt. Ii@ in einen SriufIeIoon
begiebt Dber irgenb ein berauI9enees
@etrdnfe fault unb gu ii6 uimmt, tpdbs
renb He f1 auf Der StraBe ober auf ez
nem 6fentli6en BlaBe beiinbet, fe fi9
zines 8ergebens iduIbig madt, unb mad
erfolgter ue%berfihruug bor benz Gseor=
Der fol- tie CUR 3aDlung elmer @umme
BON nl9t weEiser als finf unb uiGt
mebr aIs 3~tueibun0ert Dollars fir ies
beg eiH5elne 0erseben augeDalten foerz
ben /; urb nad Der 5ueiten 0erurtbeis
lung fir oa1eI6e Vergeben foa Der Mas
pOr bic 2i5eus elmer fol6en Psrion 3us
riid3ieben ; unb niemals ioq ether iolz
den BerFon ioieber cine Si5eus arsges
fertist lperben, allsgenommen, lie men.
oct ii6 Gil ben StabtratD uno oerIslbs
bspili9t i1r ben Shein.
&ngenommen unb gebiai8t am 3.
Jebruar, 1890.
8rDan galIagban,
WtteIirt. Mnnnr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-14
Tur Saube.

Cine @erion, ipelde bur6 elm einfa6eS Mit.
tel pom 28iabri9er Saubbeit uno S6rengerdu.
iden sebeilt ipurbe, 1T bereit, cine 8eidreibuus
beFeIben i'll bcuti9er Sprade allen anIudern
gratis au iibericnben. abreie: j. II. NIoHoL-
SON. III McDougal Street, New York.
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GIae 0reinans
Gus @%neabirung Der II. 5eftion
bes 9apiteIs 81 ber rebioirten Or=
binGnael1.

IS Ell berorbnet our9 ben
staetratb Ger 5tabt San Mntonio,
DaB Die II. 5eftipn bes 81. Gapt:els
bss reb!oirien Orbiuanaen 10 amenbirt
ipeI0s, bab fe Die foIgt lautst :
5eettpn II. SAP es fit irgetb
en- 8erion unsefegli6 fein fou, einer
nit 3aumpole, 3iegelIteiHea, Sanb,
9oi4 &oblet, Sen, StroD, Gutter,
Wole Doer SQltsn, ooer nit irgenb atz
bersE 9a9en belabenen Wageu, Gart
oDsr SraD, ooer eineu u~nbelobenen
getp6hnli9 5ur GinbriHsurg Don lra9t,
Yaumpole, 5tsiren, 3iegeIfeinen,
5aab, 9ol3, aobIeu. 5eu, strob,
gutter, Wo1e, 9aute pber irgenb
methe onbsre Maaren berubten Waget
auf Der Wet Commerce 5traBe gu fab
rem, ausBeaommsn auf bemienigen
Sbeile bieIer 5trabe, 3niI6eE Ser
Notb Glores uub Gaino 5traBe, gum
3pede entipeoer beg Nblobens ober
8elabens foI@er Daaen, Carts Dber
DraDs. Sr9enb cine 8erIon, tpel6e
trgeub eine Bsitinmung oieier Geftion
beriebf, iou zines Yergebeus i6uloig
befuHben un5 nod e,folgtcr neberfib=
ru!lg por benz Gscorber our 3abluns
einer @elbfirafe DDa niGt meniser als
fiinf unb ni9t mebr aIs atpeibuubert
Dollars b%erur!beilt tperben.
Ingenommen unb gebilist an 3.
Jebtuar 1890.
8rDan @alIagban,
1iteittrt: MaDor,
G.. g. GInnhnn. @tnht.6 Iprf
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9as 8eite 1T itets bas 8iQigite.

&auft Cure Gobleu Bel Der rs. A. &
Indian Territory Fuel Company, Sc
lepbon 1856. Office uno Oarb nabe
Dem SnternationalsD DEPOT.
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Suite hid rr neuen Mttteln segsu @rtdltuus &C., uub
perS6wsnbe tein @elb niht I'm Gerlu6en ~ferielben.
Or. 8ua'5 Suitens Sprup bat felt beinabe so 5abren
Bite Nrcbe rpr benz 8ublttum ericlsreia beitanten.
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= 2ebtes sSabr nurben i'm aIiatiiden
&uBlanh 30, 1929 Gtlogramm 8olO ge.
tppnnerl.
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DR.. VIM. N. Wilke,
SpestaIiff
fit @eidledtsz, droniide nno
Trauen : a%rantbeiten.
Office: No. 22S 9nlproiasg traBe,
spif@ea Militarp. unO Wain 8tasa.
Wobuuns: $50. 226 @reniesa StraBe.
9emtid, @maliihe sdule.
@an Mntonip. Serns.

Gan Autonto, Seras.
Gnerfaunt tiidtise 2ebranFaIt fir anaben
unS Mdbden; felt breibia Sabren in reaer
Birfiamseit. Gortrefai9e 2ebrtrdfte unter Be.
nabrter geitang. Der enslif9en Sprade pirb,
pie bet beutIten, boqe Gednuna a~etraqen.
gu6ercem llnterridt im 5panifden. Giniser.
.iaben borbereitete S1iIer fnben ~jeberseit
@ufnabme. glabere Nustnnft ertbeilen Serr
s. @rooS, 4rdiibent beS S6uI . 8orfanbes
unb @ nj. 8arbed, Director Der anfaIt
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Gin Sceptifer iagt

9~lutseS4whre. 3ertbeilt 9arbunfeis. a8-Seilt bauz
erno nub idnea 2dbnlung. G8 lit Elm tpabrer @eiunbz
aranfbeifen. @Sadt idie6fen afIer gut unb e%nffcrat
bic nria9e. @ertretbt bic Biltpiitdt uEb it unfbers
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= 8rnf, bet 9nngene
mmo Der Ieble.

Das einsise befannte Mitte1 fur eptleptiiGe Nnfdue.-N
Gbenip fur Gpnpuliipnen unb Galfranfbeit. Nerpbft
ba8 Slut unb bei8Ieunisst beien GirtuIafipn. gerbinIs
bert bic nriaGen Der arantheiten. 9etlt sefdhrIthe
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@rfpla erseuate 3uperTht.

Mls 10 erfolgret0 bat lt1 DIR. Plerce's
Golden Medical Discovery I'M 0eilea
bon 6roniI9em Naienfatarrh, 2uftr0Dz
rem unb 0alsttaatbeitsn betDiefeu, oaB
feline Gabritauteu ss isbt bur6 apOtbsz
ter unter elmer y 0 itiben SATAN
ii be,faufen, baB es, tpeng DrbentIi6
probirt, in ieOem Safe DON Nuben Isin
ober beileu, ober bas bafir be5ablte
@elo 5uridsege5en Diro. 5@pinoiuht
@. /. 9fropbulOfe Der 2ungen) uirb
e~5enfals bur6 eieie uanDerpole Mebi=
ain, tpefu re@i5eiiiS eingenommsn, ges
beilt.
8eeen 0stitopSung o6er saftiilsn
&opfidmer3 tpeiloet DR.. Pierce's Pei
lets an; rein pegetabllIl@. Gine pro
Gpfs.
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SAMARITAN
NERVINE

trpffen Bet Sieberbise. Gin unpersleiGbares Mbfhbrz
mittel. @S BELT frantbaften S~ppflhrners munberbar
f6uea. RIGntbdlt teine id5dbfiGen Subitan5en. Gei=
aist has @ebirn. 9urirt ianea Gtbeumati5mus unb
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Eiae Orcina;ft

Sur Mn1snbiruag Ger 4. Section eitigr
0r6lnau3 BUR Iategbytidung unb
DefArdafung bon ptofiiutionsz
Gdufern inNerBalb bsr @Ien3eu ser
5tatt San Intonio", 9eHegnaj9t en-
16, DECEMBER, 1889.
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reselmdbistetten i'm Rerpenipitem. Eg-Stlft, pp allies
Gnbere rerfeblt unb erfriiht 0eiit unb S6rper. 9etlt
Dpspepiia, pber has @elb pirb 5uridsesebeu.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $623, 22e
NS"'ooo bTI246

decrease IN 10 yrs..S 2.6b4,eI8 -
a decrease in municipal indebtedness 'o =,
over TWO and a half millions and decrease
N Inc interest charges of over fifty thousand
a"liars year would seem to be rather a
ss, ,i showing Tor the cities and large towns
tnat most of them have made. Rnt th;s
snonid be noticed about this showing. tn
ueot OF Portland alone in 10 years has bsan
decreased about two million, two bundroS
wv, .nUu9sna uoiars, or within about half mil
non OF the whole decrease for the ~ ci, u,,
anu towns AND the annual interest charge
Oh Portland 1a y mas been reduced $4,000, or
cities and towns together. Its tho no. tne
apparent that the thrift and financial a,i',
81 the first city of the state is to be creo,.as
with the greater part of the fnancis, irn'
proRement which is shown in the municina,
finances OF Maine.
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PRINTS.
Good Dark Print DC ward
Cambria Finish shiriing,
One lot good quality Cling. &c
hams, 5c
1000 yds. Printed Ottoman Cloth.
regular price IOc,
Our Price 7c Yard.
Armenian Serges, double fold.
large variety of Piaids and
IL I-2c Yard.
25 dozen 4 turkish Towels, 23x47.
worth 81 &c,
Our Price 23c Each.
SO dozen KnOfted Fringe Linen
Towels, piai0 white, size 22x5O,
2oc Each.
10 pieces Scarlet Shaker Flannel,
all wool,
25c Yard.
90 pieces White Domet Flannel, .
7c Yard.
o dozen of those German Huck
Towels, size 2lx42,
I2I-2c Each.
90 dozen Glass Linen Towels,
&c Each.
One lot IO.4 Silver Grey Blankets,
CSC Pair.
Regular $3.50 IO.4 White BIan.
kets,
For $I.l9 Pair.
Elegant all Wool California BIan.
bets, II-4 size,
$3.50 Pair.
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Established. 1875; authorized capital. SO OOO.-
600; subscribed. 1920, 900: surplus, s1iS. 900;
par value, SlOO per share; now selling at s1O3
yanced. This company has never paid less than
per cent. II has paid as high as S1a per cent.
to pay per cent. regularly. This company In
vests Us funds In city improved real estate in
large Eastern cities only, not dollar Oeing In
particulars.
JOHN B. ALLEN, President, Providence, y; Ii
HON. ROSCOE III. THOMPSON, Vice fresluen.i
New York; ANDREW A. MEYER, Trea5uIeri ~
MIX street, Boston, Mass. hoFt4uom
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Practically the same injury to Iaborng inter-
ests has happened in all other cities where the
refnerirs have been closed at the selfish mandate
of the sugar trust. And yet the trainers of the
Mckinley tariff saw fit to give the wealthy sugar
feftDers OF this country twOtenihs of cent high
err protection than that which the refners them
selves declared would be ample 10 shut out for
eign competition Eastern Argus.
The Mckinley bill fixes the duty on re-
fined sugar at five-tenths of cent pound,
and makes raw sugar free. Thus the net
protection of the Mckinley bill to the re-
finers is half cent pound. The Mills bill
fixed the duty on refined sugar at two and
eighty huHdredths cents pound and fixed
the duty on raw sugar at two and twenty
one hundredths cents per pound. thus en-
Surfing to the refners net protection of six
tenths of cent pound. Now If, as the
Argus declares. the Mckinley bill gave 'the
wealthy sugar refners" two.tenths of a cent
higher protection than the refners declared
would be ample, the Mills bill must have
given them three-tenths of a cent higher
protection than was needed, for the Mills
bill gives them one-tenth of cent more pro-
lection than the Mckinley bill Yet the Ar
gus and the whole Democratic party sup
ported the Mills bill and passed 1t through a
Democratic House.
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At Remnant Prices,
5000 yards of yard wide Bleached
Cotton, regular Zoe qualify, 10
10 yards I'm piece,
7c Yard.
Half BIeached Linen Damask,
81 I-2, soc, csc Yard.
BIeached Linen Damask,
39c, SOC, Csc, 75c and SI-oo
Yard.
Turkey Red Damask,
Csc, $40, 4sc, 5oc, Csc.
White Quilts, Honey Comb, Gro.
chet and Marseiiles,
sec. 75c, CSC, SI.25, ST.. 80,
$i.75, $3.50, $500, $3.50.
One.h~lf ton Sea Foam Batting,
good value at IL Lac,
Our Price ioc.
One lot IO.4 White Blankets,
CSC Pair.
ia White Blankets, extra value,
$2.25 Pair.
White all Wool lI.4 Blankets.
fancy borders, fine quality,
$3.50 Pair.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-21

The Hill elements in the Democratic party
are organizing to defeat Mr.. Mills aspira-
tions for the Speakership. They are afraid
II he is elected Speaker he will make up
ways and means committee that
will construct tariff bill so clearly free
trade in It's tendencies that it cannot be
palmed off as protective measure in North
ern districts where the protection sentiment
Is strong. tn brief, they are afraid that
Mills Is too honest.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-21

Senator Barbour. of Virginia. pronounces
against Cleveland as the next Democratic
candidate. because Tammany would not
support him and because his opposition to
free silver and the other schemes which the
Farmers Alliance believe in would ALLEVIATE
that powerful organization. Anything for
votes is Barpour's motto, and in that posi-
tion he is probably in touch with the great
majority of his party.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-21

The Bangor Commercial thinks Demo-
cratic success in 1892 is greatly endangered
by the arrogant Mugwumps and the Demo-
cratic rainbow chasers. The particular man
Hesitation of the arrogant Mugwumps and
the rainbow chasers which has alarmed the
Commercial is their demand for Grover
Cleveland. The Commercial evidently pre-
fers Gov. Hill.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-21

The political pot seems to be boiling with
great vigor In the third Maine congressional
district, Notwithstanding election is almost
two years distant So far seven candidates
for Mr.. Milliken's seat have made their APP
pearance, and there are probably several
others on the edge of the woods waiting
for favorable opportunity to get out. At
present at roll call the following gen.
tlemen answer: Hon. s. L. Milliken, Hon.
E. G. Burleigh, Hon. j. 81. Marley, Hon. j.
Manchester Haynes, Hon. A. P. Wiswell,
Hon. s. j. Walton, and L. T. Carleton, Esq
Again we invite the attention of our es-
teemeed contemporary, the Eastern Argus,
to the following problem, and respectfully
ask for Its solution. If reduction from
the seven and one half-tenths Of cent per
pound protection which refined sugar re.
ceived under the cid tariff law TO the six
tenths Of the Mills bill would make posi-
ble," as Mr.. Mills declared, "the importation
of foreign refined sugars. so as to prevent ex-
brilliant prices and protect consumers
against combinations" how does 1t happen
that reduction from the seven and one
half teEths of cent per pound of the old
law to the five-tenths Of a cent per pound of
the Mckinley bill will not permit the i'm
portation of foreign refined sugars so as to
prevent exorbitanr prices and protect con-
sumers against combinations?
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-21

For the whole 81 cities and towns, it will
De found that %. or by far the greatest num-
per nave decreased their debts. The re-
manning IL have Increased their debts. The
eotal OF the debts and the interest charges
for the two periods are as follows:
ino ta.o OF Total annual
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-21

While the Argus is lecturing on the sugar
trust 1t should not forget to inform its read
ers that its first president was Mr.. Have.
meyer of Brooklyn, a Democrat. who made
liberal contribution to help elect Mr.. Cleve-
land
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-21

We do not read anonymous letters and commu-
nlcatlons. The name and address OF the writer
are in all cases indispensable, not necessarily for
publication but as guarantee Of good faith,
We cannot undertake to return or preserve
communications that are not used.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-21
Debts Of Name cuIes and Towns.

The last bulletin from the Census Office
gives very interesting and important sum-
mary of the total debts, resources and annual
interest charges of the cities and larger
towns of Maine for 1890 as compared with
1880. The showing is as follows for the
total debts and annual interest charges
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-21
CURRENT COM MENT.
THE EXPRESS ASKED TO EXPLAIN.
Biddeford Journal

IS In an editorial on
on says: "The total
It there are more Dem.
a vast number of Re-
r.. simply refused to
'klessly any longer. I"
3 mean by being sled
?" Whom does 1t re-
4 paper ought to be
3 so sweeping a charge.
THE SPECIAL TELE-
AM.
lEFrom the Portland Ex-
press of wednesday
EVENING"
Especial to the Expressl
WASHINGTON, Nov.
19.-It is remarkable
bow earnestly the
candidates for '92 are
being discussed. If
the time for making
the nomination was q
month off. instead of
almost two years, pol
iticians could not con-
slider the matter with
more attention than
they 90 now. A great
deal of discussion is
due to the fact that
the election has
brought to the front
the two men who
headed their respec-
tive tickets In 'S4, and
whatever doubts may
be entertained as to
what was the exact
cause of the recent
landslide there Is no
doubt in the minds of
the average politician
that the logic of events
makes Blaine and
Cleveland the candi-
dates two years hence
Every man of any
consequence who has
come to Washington
since last election, no
matter from what
part of the country he
halls, agrees In saying
that 1t was Mr.. Cleve-
land who made the Is
sue on which the par
ty won, and that Mr..
Blaine Is the only
man in the Republi-
can party who comes
out of the ordeal I'M
scathed.