davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01

BOA Geras stsrfp gut aseeibt lpie Die
@o~ciuspfiaH5e unb bet Wesq4iifraud
unh aug tnelGsm bic alien Nniiehles beg
2onbes idon Stride esnaGt habsn.
neIGe TO feit uno ba!tbar lpareu, pie
bic aus WaniIas0anf geie'tigiee.
Gire bilige unb quite Ea{trpHaHoe 1T
fiji Elm 8aumipouz2dub ip;e SsIas IS
1T, bag eine 10 grObs MaHe BON pade
3eug gebrau@t, eiHe Jrage BON bober
Wi6iiefeit. gs Dirbe 6aber tpobl lobs
men, aud bic pSeras SUITE" einer elm.
geDenOen Yriifung 5u unter5ie5sn, unb
bic gaummoa. B6rie in 6oufon tuiirbe
lid Elm Getbienf ertperben, tpenn fe
geriu6e nit ben ibr sugeF9idten Safer
proben beronlaBte,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01
@rumsetaeutbums . l1ebertraaumaem.

@eo. 81. Maberid an $. Mi6eIien,
2 @runbtlde on prospect>0 in; So. AGO.
s. Wi9elien on 5. s. 0eimenbabl,
Blod % unb 10 @runbtlfe aus benz
Sl0d 81 OIL prOspect.6 Dill; 49,
Sam so. Se5nfon an g.. 6anf9te,
2 @runbftide on 8Obernements. 6ia ;
$3.50.
s. 81. @l6dner unb Grau an bic
6. u. &. s. 9. & 6. MHociation,
@runotld an SawfonftraBe; 81, 200.
g. u. St. 6. .. & 8. afociation
an $. Gr6bel, baHelbe @runofid;
$1,000.
8. ulri6 an SO. 6. Miaan, @runbs
ittd oil Der gde BON 3aplors unb 4.
StraBe; $l,250.
%. 8. Waperid on s. u. Stieren,
a glods I'M @itD.2ot 1853 fir S.. 500.
8eras 2ano 60. an 2ate Wursbad,
408 aus Dem WenoolasS urpep; 1916.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01
Giue fidere @elo.9Imlaae

1T eine ipl6e, rrn welder Sbnen unter @arantie suse.
ii4ert nerben Tam, hab ie befriehtsenbe 9eiultate lie,
fert, mibrtsenfau5 p0S ~dnseleste Sch Suriidse5ablt pirp.
gaf hieie 8ali5 tbnnen sic BON benz unten ansege.
benen aprtbeter eine Slaide BON Or. Rings @euen
S9ptnbiu9ts : 9eilmittel fanfen. Gs fpirb sarantirt,
bab hafelbe unter alien nmftdnben Grlei1teruns se.
mdbrt, penn man e5 segen irseno melhe 9eiben bei
aeble, Der gruit pber Der suusen annenbet = nil
S4frineiudt, 2unsenent,lnbuns, grpn4itiS, Mfbma,
&eu4huiten, 8rdune &c. sc. IS lit ansenebm e~iu,uneb.
men unb i9medt gut, lit pbuis fiber une man fam ft
INNER barauf p~erlafen.
8rcbefaiaen fret in alien Gpctbeten. Wpbleiale bel
Dreib, Ibpmpirn u. 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01
9affaas mad, @nrpue,

Die N9enturen bes Serrn 90. s.
. oung, go. l Commerce : StreBe,
6 antonio, unb $50. SOB Wains
StraBe, Dallas, pertreten nur bic
anerfanat beiten eurupdii9eH 9ampferz
2inien. !perr Ooung iit i'm Stanbe bic
billie It EN- &aten su geber, er=
tbeilt bereitpiaig iebe getpHni9te Nus
flnft uES befOrgt febr prompt ale ibm
iibergebenen Muftrdge. Wer mad gus
ropa gu reiien ipiinf9t, obsf Geruanote
beriibsrfommen laHen nil, perbe fi6
an irgsnO cine Der genannten Msenturen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01

IIuetuationen i'm Marfte fur 81,
fentpaaren FAINT Sober permeiben, Der
feline Orbers bur9 pie.per&G Quilt
eli ~ausfhbren ldBt. Tabrifantsu re.
gulirsn lire preife tad hem RDnfum.
piper C S9ultbeB BADEN leis einer
enorlnen gortatb DON Ten;ora6t, giien.
ble9 II. I. 10. unb fe noiiren friibere
nieorige 4}reiie, tuent, bieielben aud i'm
i'm Warfte feiqeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01
Ser giabersaa ga,ub !, Store

Ser giabersaa Smub Store,
@de Sf=SoutoniiraBe unb Nbenue c..
bieier beIisbte 2abeu Der Stabt, bal
feinen rteuer 8orratb BON Gommer +.
f6uben fur 9errerl, Oamen UNI
Sinber erbalten unb bat cine unber=
alei1lihe Wuswahl oler Sorien uHb
Qualitdten. Der Cinderella : G1ub.
Store flbrt nun Die Jabrifate Der belter
Jabrifen uno iiberbie!et Nles, tpas i'm
bieligen Marft 5u baben 1T. Specia.
litdt fir 6erren: BET Hodforb.S 9ub,
fir So. IS berlobnt fi9 ber Mibe. i'm
CINDERELLA Store por3uipre9en,
ebe man anberstuo fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01
0aa Wernienff ffeati

2Bi piniaeu ~unferen Nitbhrsern mit,uibeilen, nas
mir Or. Rings neueS Sdpiubfud9ts SeilmittsI bereits
felt elmer Reibe pom Sabren perfdufen, ebenio Or.
Rings Neue 2eter Btuen, 8udlen8 &rnica Salbe unp
Gleelric 8ttterS, unp RAP mir niemalS Seilmittel per-
fault baben, bic 70 gut nseben" ceer bic 70 ausemetn
b~efrieeiSi baben, ME rieie: 9tr ,6sern feinen ausens
tItd, HE @arantie fur oiefe Mittes ieber 3eit gu nberz
nebmen unb iinh itet5 bereit, ea5 rerauSsabte @eIb Au=
rhdSusa lien, menn ibrem @etrauhe tetnc beIriebisens
hen Hs ultate sefolst iiue. Ciele Wtttel ~perhanten ibre
9srbe Yppularttdt ibreu ~eieenen 8erbtenften. 3lm
8erfalf in alien HpptbeteR unb in her Drosuen : @ro6s
SaueIuns ron Dre:b, Ibpmpiru II. Sc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01

aiige unb GiaentbhmIidfeiten erbulten
unb Iie ni6t gesen amerifanii6e Ge6ler
unbuntusenben eintaui9sn Ion. fir iere
Deuti6tblmler giebt es tbrigens cine
gatt3r eigenartiee Sur. IS 1T bas ftsis
lid cine Sur, Die f9 ni1t III allen Jdls
len antpenbeu ldbt, ba fe 3iemli6 folt'
Ipielig 1T. Man braudt ndmltb tol3
eine. fonberbareN G6mdrmer, Der Nls
leg, mas oriiben 1T, psrberrii6t unb ber
auf Wles, mas ameritaniid 1T, fdimpft,
Bios nal mieber auf elm paar Wo9en
biniiberauI9.den. Sn SO uon 100 Gdls
lei. fommt Der Betrefenbe Dor ber feff=
gefebten 0rift auriif. Grit briiben merit
6erfelbe, baB ct fi6 trob allen S6im'
pfens 10 III bic biefsen freiea 8erbdlt.
niKe eingelebt bat, baB fie ibm aur Sc
bensbebingung getporben fnb, bic er
niht mebr mii1en mag.
Sn mel6er Meiie iol mon nun 3wiz
iden ienen beiben @rtremen bic ri9tige
Witte balten, Dbne In Die Gebler bes Ell
nen ober bes aubersn gu perfaIen? Ser
oft gebraubte Versleid bon ber Muiier
uno BET Braut erldutert bas 8erbdItniB
bes Deuti6.M meritaners gu benz 2anbe
feiner Mabl am treHenbten. Man
brau9t ber Mutter nidt untreu 3u tper.
ben pber ibr bic alte Nnbdngli6feit unb
I@tung gu ~blrfagen, menn man cine
neue Wabl setrofen bat unb eiuett
neuen Bunb %eingegangen 1T. 9ieie neue
Braut, Der bet 9eutfd : Gmerifaner
Sreue gef9noren bat, 1T bic Greibeit,
bieies b66fe @emeingut aler Menf6en,
bas feline nationaIen @renaeu fennt unb
nod melt dber ibnen ftsbt. st bemabrt
benz Mutterlanbe, Der Mutterlpra9e
unb ben Sitten unb @ebr6u1en ber
9eimatb bic Wnbdnglidteit unb Sreue,
bic er aud auf feline Na9tommer 3u
berpfan3en bemiibt 1T. aber ct lit ioI3
barauf amerifanii6er 8iirger gu fem, er
erfilIt feline girgerpf1i6ten setreu u1io
waGt eiferia9tis, baB inn feline 8iireer,
redte ni9t augetaitet tperoen.
Wir %glauben aber, baB beutf6e &C.
meteorological unb amerifanif6es I'm.
abbdneistsits- @efibl bic bette Iif9ung
fir bic ameritanii6en girger BET gu.
tunft liefern tperben!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01
Git 0ankbarer Datient,

Der Seinen Namen niht sendnnt baten MIL, unp Der
feline ppuftanctge 6fecerberfteAuitg ron fd1pes
rem eeibeu elmer, In eiuem Dettprbu4 ansesetenen
Hrtnei ~perbanft, last burh uns eailelbe fofteufret an
kn4 entthIt We5epfe, bic tn ieher AYetbete semaHt
perben founen. Ghidt Cure abreHe init Briefmarte
On: ,,Dribat Glimif ttc 9~tSpemfarp", % gBet
IL. Str, esr S}prt, y. D.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01
Den, bsr1torheueu HibbIebero

= Dem berforbenen &ibbIeberger
pIomet ber Bait. .. gprreip. folsenben
ri.breubeu Nadruf: n9urb leinen iebt
erfolgten 3ob pertlert bic Welt ai1ts.
ct tpar troB ieines balboeutiGen Nas
mems elm amerifanii9er polititer unb
Demago8 BET 9emeinten 5orte, ber es
oeritaab, nit ber @tr6mung, in tpeIder
Der Souberdu Der rbeiligen Msbrbeit"
trieb, gu f9pimmen. llrfpriinsli6 9es
mofrat. iponSte er Iid in ben fieben3is
ger Sebreu ben ngsabiufers" gu, Se=
men, fneIdle Die 51ulbeu beg Staates
giraihien nit Benz naiIen 96pamm
austilgen mouten: I'M 5enate wurbe
ct aamdlis @epublt.aner. (3ulebt
tpieber 9smot.at,) st mag rod
10 oft feline Garbe gems6ielt baben, Elm
: S6napslump 1T er big su feinem
feligen gnoe gebliebea!"
"a Die 2ots ,tpif6en Dem @obers
nenentss 9igsl unb Der Sunist Babn
pertaufen fih Debbalb 10 i6nel, neil es
cine Oprtbeilbaftere OHerte gar nidt
giebt.
= @as ii1 BET Gebacteur ber pitisz
burger uDispat6" unter benz rsociaz
liften9efeg" oenft, erhelt aus folgenoer
ytotia, Bic er anldBliG ber Nabridt
bon ber Berperfung beffelben i'm bsutz
i6en &ei@stage peribte. Die .Dis.
patd" F6reibt: v0as (5ncialiIten)=
@efeb 1T cine Naifduns BON GoeiaIis:
mus unb Smperialismus unb trift
IoriDrge flu bic unter gontrole BET &s-
gierung Efebenben Nrbeiter, inbem es
bas 2ebea berIelhen berfi@ert &C. Die
ies G%omprDnliB bet faiierIi6en poIitit
nit Dem Spciaiismus fam geffern slr
M%bfimmung Ii. +. TO-" Ser 9err &ez
bacteur bot ba frilGer eiltriaI lduten b6:
rem, ipeiB aber ieBt ni6t mebr no.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01
can Nntonte @puperase @prfs.

Sn Der MufinfraBe bierfelbf befinoet
fG bic &tferet bes Germ @eo. so I'M
brp. 9ur6 anidafung Der befen
Maf6iuen urb 8eiddftigung ta9tiser
6anbmerfer 1T es ibm gelungen, feitt
GtabIifement BON Sabr gu Sabr gu per'
ooltommnen, unb bic barln berge1tel=
ten Gegenftdnbe finb ieber Goncurren3
gema6ien ober got mod i%berlegen. vt
bat bic GdHer fur bic Str. Brauerei ges
Iiefert unb es fam fi@ Sober BON ber
poraagli9en Nrbeit at oiefen Jdferti
tiberaeugen. 8elonbers empfeblen mir
SSarmern, Die fih @%iitsrnen. SGnfs uip.
anlegen molten, ben geiu6 feiner Uas
brit. Sic perben bort reef beoient To-
tpobl in 8e3ug auf Breis als auf Site
ber s~efauften MrtiteI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01

- Das Yu5lifum f6dBt eep6bn.
lid cine CUTE WustpabI bon 8egenfdns
ben, lpie fe bel Sips & Gilberz
tborn tets gu finben 1T. Sic Dreiie
ibrer SaGeu, bon oeren He nur sas
Befie balten, fnb iebr aunebmbar unb
Die aeceptur, lire 5peeiaIitdt. 1T idon
3lemIid beoeuteab. 8eriudt Iie !
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01
Gin Saulen0 9oaars 8elohnuua

tDitb 6e5abIt fur Die Snformation,
tpel6e au Der 0abbafttDerbung unb Gers
urt9eiiung De- 8raaofifter fiibrt, tpslde
Die StaQunaen GER Seon &an1e in Der
yta9t pom Z. Sauuar 1890 in Brenb
isbten. @eoroe u. Ga II.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01

Steelton. Ba., IL. Gebr., '89.
Dor Sabren Hit i6 an einer Ser
lebung am S@isnbein unb tuar seainuns
gen, 9riiden su sebrau1en. Cine eins
aige Glai6e ct. Satobs:O Del beilte mid.
-Sbeo. &aufman.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01

Wabridsinli9 m0dten bic 9eisr
bet yGreien YreHe" einmal erfabren. in
mel9er 0iuidt n@bamberlain's Cough
&emeoD" better 1T, als Elm anberes.
Die Sa9e berbdlt fi6 10 !: Menn bies
Mittel mad 8oridrift genommen miro,
10 bri@t es Die Golsen ber itdrtften gr=
fdltung, ebe Ii9 bieielbe nod redt entz
pideIn fam. IS Iinbert fofort unb
turirt bieieIbe gang in elm paar Sagen.
Gein AMBER Mittel tbut bies. Sc
tririt in natiirli6er Weife. bilft benz
Organismus, allies S6dblide aus3us
merfen unb giebt cine iiarfe unb geiunbe
Contribution auriid. 2ein anberes big
iebt betanntes Mittel beibt bieie gigeu=
f6aft,1. 2ein anberes beilt cine ST.
tdltu1g 10 i6neu unb 10 sriinbIi6. gu
so Gents unb 81 bic Glafde. Gum 8erz
tauf bel &. @obn & &c., s. 3alteper
& Sobn unb in allen Npotbeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01

a. @er gausrunofiide au faufen
winiGt, wenbe iid an s. 9. Dignos
toitp. Siebe &n5eige.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01

sa~ Serr 81. s. SacDbpn bat
bas eir8ise beuti6e plotograpbii6e Ntes
lier in San Nntonio. @ute Qrbeit urb
bilige preife. $50. 2 @af Soutons
StraBe neben ber Bride gu ebeuer @rbe.
Die ausseItellten Silber 5eusen bon ser
fiinflsrii6eu 6erti9teit bes germ Sas
cobfon unb Sober foute fe belt9tigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01

Trau Opctpr 9fadned, Narbprpu86 SpuIe, Gateisb,
%. g., iGretbt: SD bale Or. 8ul'8 Suitenz Sprup
btt rletnen ainpern, Bel metnen Oienitbpteu anb bet
mir ielbIt dn9epanbt, unp Ibdse ibn @plbes wertb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01
SER 6. 8. sUiler in her meh.

@err e. .. Miiler in Der Wef-
Commerce : Strabe bolt tets bas bon.
fommenite 2Gser in 3ei6enmateria=
lien, 3opeten, Garbeu, @las, @pieaeI.
glas, SiIoerrabmen, 6irniiiea unb allen
3ci9nens unb WtaIersltenlilien. Stint.
lerii@ ausgeflibrte gilber unb 5tatuet.
ten 1t. fttb in elner Reconsideration 8aIs
lerie CUR @uiidt u;lb gum 8erfauf aus
8efieut. Sn 8apeten urb 3immerbetos
rationen III bas @eI9madoollte uno
Weuefe bort i'll finbcn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01

0ns gr6Bte Eager bon Getpebrs
unb GeDOlOsr>B atrpuen bel 9 iper &
G 1ultbee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01

q Maberids 8ant be5ablt A
pro3ent 3inisn fir 3eit.S epoften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01
Gin Sceptifer iagt

1lutseidpire. 3ertbeilt 3arbuntels. ag-Seilt hanz
ernb unb i&nel 9dbmuns. IS 1T elm ipabrer 9elunoz
beit8brtnaer. Seitt Scrppbeln unb dneere Slet9arti9e
Sranfbeifen. 1a&t idIe@fen @tbem gut unb e~ntfernt
bic ur5ade. gertreibt bic 8iliciitdt nnb lit unlberz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01

Sn Der Stabt New YOrf siebt es
$3.50 Mbpofaten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01
SAMARITAN
NERVINE

sibt benz 8lute neue aebensfrdfte. Gs beilt aue linz
reselmdBtstetten i'm Nerpenipitem. a9-Stlft, ND allies
Gnbere perfehlt mnb erfrii4t @eiit unb abrper. 9etlt
DgSpepfa, pber boS Sch rirb 3urid9egeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-01

Das ein8ise befannte Waittel fir eptlepttae Gnfdne. -ds
Gbenfc fur Gpnpnlfipuen unb Saatranfhett. Merpbit
baS 8lut unb bei&leuuist beifen Girfulatipn. Berlin
bert BITE 11rfadeu Der arantteiten. 9etlt s~efdbrlttt
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-06
DO PHOsPECTORs LIEF
One OF Them Finally COnfesses That
They Do-What q. sumner says
About IL In the Butte Inter
| Mountain

"When first commenced prospect
ting was an innocent and inoffensive
youth of about 45 years of age. /
had been reared by christian parents
who had taught me to read the Bible,
and compelled me to attend church
and Sunday school every Sunday.
They thought great deal of their
youthful son and prophesiod for him
brilliant future. Indeed was a
remarkable boy--not 50 full OF the
devil as many boys are. ! had never
told lie in my life. This fact led
my parents to believe that / was a
second Washington. One who has
thus been subject to such early train
ing and influences spurns everything
that has tendency to mar his char
acter Unfortunately | found by ex-
perence that none but prospector
could effect this difficult task. | be-
ieved everything that these dear old
fellows told me, but soon found out
that they were liars. A prospector
that couldn't make a two-foot lead a
ten-foot lead, or two-ounce lead a
two hundred ounce lead, or if he
couldn't see longer or shorter dis
lance than anybody else, was certainly
tender-foot.
81 have walked two miles that wore
actually twenty miles; have assayed
200-ounce rock that went only Gun
ces; have seen 10-foot leads thai
were only 2 feet, and have seen nc
loads at all where there was lead
and | once paid $1,000 for the sam,
kind of claim. Then | looked fol-
the man that sold it to me, and the
devil of it is | couldn't see him either
OF course | saw him once, but 70
J. when ] was exceedingly anxious t.
; see him. Tho fact of it is, | woulC
have been $1,000 better fixed if
$ hadn't seen him at all AS | said be
i fore, | had never told lie in my life
but they finally broke me in. re
), member it as we'll as If it were thi
very moment. The first lie told
;. cried all night, to the discomfort o
my comrades who tried hard to con
sole me.
"But | finally got converted and
" strange to say, with little practic,
could hold my own with the best o
. them.
" "But one day as | meditated how
. had fallen from grace suddenly re
u pented and once moro told the truth
Il but shortly afterwards | felt Iik,
S drowning myself for making such
y fatal mistake, for that truth cost m
; Just $4,000.
"Moral--it is no sin for prospect
e or to tell lie, even If one does ge
i taken in occasionally for thousan,
+, or So"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-06

Tho Mormon Church has more
Priests and Elders to the square inch
than any church that ever existed.
Strange to stay, its big officials num-
Der exactly 1890. These are made
up as follows First presidency, 3;
twelve apostles, and two oounsellors
to the twelye-14; l patriarch of the
church; presiding bishops, 3; first
seven presidents OF seventies, :;
presidents of stakes and their coun-
sellers, 96; high councils of the stakes,
5l2; bishops and their oounsellors,
1871; presiding elders and their
counsellors, 1873. In addition to
these over 10000 of the male mem
bers hold some office or priesthood.
Every man married in a temple must
be ordained an elder, and almost
every male member is either a dea-
con, a teacher or priest. So that
they have in their church more than
ten times as many elders and priests
in proportion to their numbers as
any other church.-Ex.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-06
Reform In Spelling.

Representative Lawler, of Illinois,
has introduced in the House a reso-
luton looking for reform in spell.
ing. The text of tho resolution is as
follows:
Resolved by tho House of Repre-
sentatives 1.-THE Senate concurring),
That the public printer be and is
hereby directed in all works for Con-
gress and for the departments begun
after the passage of this resolution,
to adopt the following rules for
amended spelling, except in educa-
tional and other works where diff
fersnt photography may be required;
First-Drop ne at the end of words
like dialogue, catalogue, etc, where
the preceding vowel is short Thus
spell dsmagog, epilog, synagog, etc.
When the preceding vowel is long,
as in prologue, vogue, disemboguo
retain final letters as at present.
Second--Drop final in such words
MS definite, infinite, favorito, etc.
when the preceding vowel is short
Thus spell opposlt, proterit, hypocrit
requisit, etc. When the preceding
vowel is long, as in polite, finite
unite, etc, retain present form un
changed. :
Third-Drop final to in words lik
quartette, coquetts, cigarette, etc
Thus spell cigaret, roset, cpaulet, Vi
Diet, gazet, etc.
Fourth--Drop final me in word
like programme. Thus spell pre-
gram, orifam, gram, etc.
Fifth-Change phi to in word
like phantom, telegraph, phase, ett
Thus spell aliabet, parsgraf, filosofy
fonetic, fotograf, etc.
Sixth-Substiipte for diphthong
e and n when they have tho soun
of that letter. Thus spell eolian, os
thetic, disrrhea, subpoena, esofagui
atheneum, etc.
N. d. No change in proper names
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THEY WORE PANTS THEN-It has
been discovered that trousers were
worn as long ago as the days of Pom
peii. A recent dispatch from Ma
Piles states that the skeleton of hu-
man being has been discovered at
Pompeii under doorway, the feet OF
which distinctly showed sandals, and
the legs bore what is extremely I'M
common-trousers. An archeologst
in Naples declares it to be the skele-
ton of one of the Alexandran colony
which settled at Pompeii at the time
Of tho destruction of the city. The
figure is wonderfully preserved, and
Judging from its position and the bun
die found at its feet, the man was
fleeing from the storm of lava.
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The following dispatch appeared in
the California and EasterA Associated
Press dispatches Sunday. 1t is quite
certain that when Commissioner Croft
OF the General Land Office is made
to understand the baneful effect of
this kind OF land robbery, he will
make 1t exceedingly difficult for this
class of people to get title to any
land:
BOISE CRY, April 26,-Within the
past week strong force of non-resi-
dent land grabbers, hailing from New
York, have seized upon some 10000
acres in the Payetto valley, one of the
most fertile and productive agricul-
tural districts in Idaho. The land
thus taken is held for the time being
under the unwise provisions of the
Desert Land Act, which allows the
fairest portions of the public domain
TO be appropriated and held almost
indefinitely by spectators, to the ex-
clusion of bona ide settlers, who will
soon be here in thousands seeking for
places whereon to build homes. These
nonresident spectators having ac-
complished their purpose, have re-
turned to their distant homes in the
East, where, like the spider after
building up its web, they will await
the Development of the country by
real settlers. In the meantime settle
ment will be retarded, as these lands
will lie idle as long as there is any
prospect that they will increase in
value.
The above is but a single instance
among many of similar attempts tc
forsssall the real home builders. Ii
is the plain duty of the government
to interpose whatever obstacles may
be possible to prevent the consumma
ton of the schemes of Wholesale land
robbery and to provide against their
occurrence by the repeal of the Des-
ert Land Law,
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When a man sits down on a pave
ment and waits for a procession of
lamp posts to go by, he is drunk
when he takes off his boots, lies down
in the gutter and tries to blow out
the moon under the impression that
it is the bedroom candle, he is more
drunk; but when he goes to the pc.
lice station and tries to bully the in
spector into sending for doctor to
certify that he is sober, he is most
drunk.-Appleton Post.
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OSTPoNEMENT

The above examination is post
poned, on account of the condition of
the roads, until Wednesday, May RI,
1890. j. A. LIPpINcoTT, Supt.
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Treasurer's Notice.
ROAD WARRANTS

The following warrants will bepaid ON
presentation at my Office:
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