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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-19
Ser usieSerfram3" in sse,u gorf,

Ser "SieSerfrans" in Sseip yprf,
Der reibfie oeutfde @efangberein bes
Sanoes, bat fiir3li6 einen neuen 9iri.
genten gepdbIt unb snar 1T es 6einrid)
36uner, ber beriibmte Diriqent bes
ebenfalls beriibmten 30lner Wsduuer.
geiang.0ereins, pelder tber feline pies
len .Msitbemerber, unter bensn fi6 mebz
rere' nambafte Gomponiften befanoen,
ben Sieg erraug. 9enl v2ieberfranaa
fam man gu ieiner Wabl nur @lGd
tpiini6en, benu 36aner III elm auBerorz
bentii9 tii9tiger Muiitsr uno @ompo=
nip uab bon feinen gompolitionen finb
biele bereits BON beuti9zameritaniiden
8efangbereinen aufsefiibrt tporben,
mebrere iogar auf ben Gdnaerfeffsn.
Wlr nennen MIR y Die Suunenidld6t"
l108l gum erfen Male i'm 2eipaiaer
8emanbbaus bur6 bic pauliner aufge.
fubrt), pDas 6eit BET Rebenblltbe"
sSungs Sie9frieb". rWanberers 5turms
lieo" unb r@olumbus" (18S4) = alles
Werfe ftir Wtdnner6or, Soil unb Or.
DIETER. 2luBer DieIen 2ieber @ompoii.
tlonen = fotpobl fiit eine Siimme ols
aud ftir pieritimmigen geinii5ten W1ns
ner6or-menoete fid 36lluer au6 grD.
Beren Jormen gu e ct componirte cine
Spmfonie - Die5ommerfabrl" (ein flint.
idBi9es Sopl fir Sireidordeiier), Elm
Oratorium n2utber4 (1883 in &epaI,
petersburg unb 0orpat tpieberbolt auf.
gefibrt nad Der 5anoi6riit) u. a. m.
glu6 als Sperncomponilt bat 36uuer
nit ber Oper pGritiof" bebutirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-19

Cine aIappsriA.anse iiberfiel
tiir5li9 auf elmer Garm bel Sedertolpn
in JtetD Seriep elm 9telt nit iungen
&aben. Die Mutter ber 2e5tsren fiirate
lt6 beim 9lubIid ber 59lange nit
fur9tbarer Wutb auf bieielbe unb grub
ibre 3dbne tief In ben Gals bes 9eptiIs
Elm, ibm 3ugleid nit ben GralIen ben
9eib serfleifdenb. Die S1lange manb
h1 UNI ben 26rper Der &abe unb aer.
6riidte ibr fat bic &ippen, bod IieB bic
3aBe ni6t log, big bic Glapperl9lange
tobt mar. Die 2ebtere bate bic RaBe
10 feit umfdlunsen, baB lift 2eib aers
fiiidelt tperben muBte, um bic Rabe au
befreien. SroB ibrer groBen grl1opfung
tro9 bic Gabenmutter fofort au ibren
Sungen Ing Nef, I'm ie 3u liebfoIen
unb bann erft nabm ie bon ben berbei,
eeeilten Garmersleuten bic 10 nptbpens
bige pfege an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-19
Mms Der @eiamsftmnSe.

Ste(' auf ben Slid bic bufteu6eu aes
feben,
(D@idt 70 idperfaaist)
Die lebten rotben altern bring berbei
GMebr 8arbe!")
uuo lab uns mieoer bon BET 2iebe reben.
Gunseapuusener!)
gDie einii I'M Maii
GOer Wai muB pdrmer lein !"0
8ib beine 6anb, 6aB i0 sic beimli6
bride,
GNidt 10 aaetfden!D
unb tuenn man's febt, mir III es eis
nerlei;
G@ur nidt idreien!o
8tb mir nur einen beiner iiiBen Blide,
G@tpaS tiefer!D
gBie einit i'm Weai!
GOas iuar f1on wGrmer!")
Ss bliibt unb fuHtelt beut' auf ieoem
@rabe,
GOas nor su tief!D
Der Gag i'm Sabre 1T bem Sobten fret,
GWebr 0eben!~
Somm ON hein 0ers, baB i'd bid ipies
Der babe,
CIusbalten !")
2Ble eiaft i'm Mail
Gao6 einmaI, wenn i'd barf!~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-19
Ser if Hreb II er.

8orturner: DDu, 6reunb, paB auf,
mas Id morgen bel benz 3urnerausflug
fiir eine 5iinoenbe Gebe balten iperbe
Oelti9e Surnbriiber. merbe id rufen,
Greunoe unb @enoHen! Mit frobses
f6Dellter gruit begriiBe i6 @u6 Mber
ems bermife i6! 9eutlde Yunbes.
briiber, mo babt Sbr Cure 8attinnen,
Sdueitern unb S6dter aeIaKeus 9ie
beuti9en iSrauen uno Sungfrauen -
mo iino ,ie2 = Was, bas miro beiubelt
tuerben2"
Surnbrltber nSa, pie iii's aber.
iuenn bic Surner nun bic Weiber mirt,
LID mitbringen2"
YOrturner (berbldfft unb entriiftet) /:
yWass Sic merben bod nidt 70 unper.
i6dmt ieins"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-19
@ebt pOriidtla nit benz maaem an,.

2senn er I'D wiberpentis erweift lit selnbe DiSez
pltntruns paS bette MtteI ibn mieher in Srbnuns gu
trtnsen. aeine Der piberlideu Wagturen unb 9rdntz
9en, Die le fur heien 3red 3uiammensemi6t murren,
Tam balb 70 Stel CUR Gbieuns rteler lebednbe let=
fen, aS einse Weinsldier pra = iasen MIR, rre per
Gag = BON 9citetterS Masenbitters, meIdes idneue
Grleiateruns peri@afit unp epentueu ebe8 epmptpm
BON Dpspepfie rber 8ilioiitdt beIeittst Gaitrl6es
aappfweh, @erpeiitdt, tlaiie, selbliae @efdsiarbe
tser Sela9 auf Der 3unse, trampf unb a Die rielen
nnnennbaren 6mpfnbnnseu, melhe burb 8erbauuns8=
bel1tpereen peruradt merpen, perben bur unreridn=
ntsen @eeraud ppn 0rcsnen nur bdufis rpnii6 se=
maSt. SpfprttseS nnterlaien folder sipedlrien nnD
per Ntbtuns elmer Sur iein; ner ndde S6ritt lit TO-
eann per Gsbraua eieies alteratipen pniSaen Gtan=
6arcz zNlttels, ipeeS bon ben bb6iten me6i,inii6en
@utpritdten empfpben tro unb beiirieupie 9Spulari
tat errunsen bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-19
Die Qud1 pou uns oebrodte 93oh

= Die aud BON uns sebradte Nad.
ri9t. baB ber nGireus. .G6nig" &ena qss
forben let, bat fi6 aIs irrtbiimli9 ernie.
len. Der Berliner 86rien3eitung Dirb
bieriiber aus 8reslau JoIsenbes mitae=
tbeilt: Die gfa9ri6ten unb g3etroIoae
beri1iebener, namentIi1 Bertiner unb
Wiener gldtter, bon bem 3obe Des
nGircusf6nigs" &en3 fno burd:
aug unri9tig. @ommiilionsratb &ena
Bate fi6 tDegen elmer Ieidbten grt6ltuna
atpar tiirali9 In 8ebanblung bes biefgen
4r3tes yrof. Or. Slider beseben, lit
aber aug berfelben bereits tuieoer entlai.
len poroen. st begiebt f9 in bieien
Sagen gu elmer Sur nod ems, wdb=
reno Der Circus nod big SUM bier3ubleis
ben beabiidtigt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-19
@HnSerbare @ettuuo.

6rau M. Curtain in 9lainiielb, Suinris, madt Be.
tannt eaB e 9 eine befttse Grtdltuns suBps, pel4t
iid BON ibrem Sausar,t bebanbelu, auein ife wurb,
tnmer trdnfer. Deriebe ertldrte ibr, pbaB e bcff.
nun9sloS Der S9mineiudbt perfallen ie" unb baB bl
pfahl tbr Gpotbeter ibr Sings gseues Sdmineiudts.
Rstmtttst. Sie tane ii cine SIaas bapOn anb ~
s serem y Gatsnden ns9m e mabr, baB iiA ibr 3nfant
ipetter uno na6bem iie 10 Slai6en perbrau6t bate,
ians e, oab te Sbais seiunb mar. Sest perrdtet fs
ipteper thre oaus= =Irbett nno ]ast, bab e b nie In
ibrem 2eben ippbler gefublt babe.
Yrpbe=Sai4en beIes sroBen SeilmtttelS gratis In Der
9rpsIsnz zSreBbanbluns BON Dreib, Ibpmpipn & Co.
GentS unp $l.0o.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-19
aamsel uns 8ahue.

Rsr. 8. M. Sbrcnt, gaitor her 8rlbersemeinbe in
glae 5l MOunp, aaniaS, iast sd balte es fur meue
yhthtt mtt3uthetlen, relfe gBunher Or. 9na8 Meeu
9nteednns an mir gepirtt bat. NReine 9uusen waren
IN 14ltmmer Ierfaiiuug unb mene Gemente erpdrtete
Zap td nur nod tnr1e 3eit leben plrbe. Na6tem i'd
aber 6al@en pon Or. Rings Reuer Gntteduna aes
nornmen bate, bin i'd rteber seuuo unb munteT unb
babe 26 4funp an Gelpidt ,usenommen.
Nrtbur eore, her 5mprearip ron Sores Tunnp
Selts<Geieui4ait1 idreibt yRad ensebenher grufuua
uno mad e9ener Griabruna bin i'd u Der feiten leber
3ensuns gefommen, baB Or. ainss Wenes G6fpinps
iu9s ale hbraen rerarfisen WlitteI bietet"
ane pap ss btl ND aue enhere febliddst Der srbste
Gefalen, ben i'd meinen tauleuben pcu Nreunben er@
peilen lam, beitebt eartn, bab m tbnen Zen @ebrau
Prcgefai6en tret BET u. Dretb, 1bcmpicn & So.
uno alien aneeren appt9efern GiaIden lu 90 9t8. uno
gu 81. .0e. "
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-19
@Iadlidle sente aus anniaua.

2Bm. 1immonS, Bcitmeilter in Sbapiae, Snetana -,
i9reibt gDaS p9lectrtc 8itter5" bat mir mebr aenBt
as alle aneeren Mebietnen 3uiammensenpmmen, sesen
aue Die Beihmernen nne Geieeu, melde bic Erlae BON
mer unh SiebSldter 5obu ee5lie, ebenfanS pcn Sba.
Stae, iaSt; sSa baIte Gleetrc 9iters fir bic bette
feotsn, eie e8 Stett, i'd babe mitb mad ibrem Ges
Elm Gtennaareu 9anbIer berielben Srti6ait, iast
gGleetre SierS II serate DaS, mas Semanb brau6t,
eenen Gelunebett total pauf ben 9une setcmmeu ia-
ME man lu ia9en pfe9t. Mtr bat eS bic 6eiunebeit
pteoeISeseeen uno i'd babe pieeer Appett unb neuen
Neben8mutbls
Die 6laite tritet nur so Gents. gu babeu in alien
apptbeten. Dreib, 1bpmpipn & &C., 9pboIeiaIe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-19
7. &. Gplins Wsanmfacturiua

go., NO. l, 3. 5 unb 7 Of:0ouifons
StraBe, bot Die gr6bte NuspabI in
Wlno', pferbefrafts, Dampfs unb
0anb- pumpen aller glrt uno borshg.
ll9fter RonitruftiOn; Wafer R6bren
aller art nebfi 3ubeb6r i'm @roBs unb
Rleinbanbel. 6pbraulif6e &ammen
unb g8lnblnilblen aller @r6Ben gum
yumpen unb Wsablen linb bort 3u ba.
ben ober lperben auf Befellnng belorgt.
8roBe Wuswabl in aleu- Mrtiteln unb
blllige preiie bel aeoieseniier @us,
ftihruna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-19

Gin @bef9eibungsproseB
iplelte ttiralid bDr einem @eriht In
Siib=garollna. alls BemeismitteI bate
Der gbemann beimlidb cine @arbinen.
preoigt ieiner Grou bur1 einen gbifons
f6en pbonograpben aufeenommen unb
lieB oiefe nun Dor ben &i1tern piebers
bolen. Oie Wirfung NOR cine auBers
orbentli6e. &i9ter unb 3ufbauer
ftliraten aus 6em GaaI, Der @eridtss
f6reiber fiel in Obnma6t unb elm pos
li5eibiener, befen 0odaeit in ben nd9s
ten Sagen beboritaub, ma6te einen
Selbftmorbberiu@.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-19

&err 6. $. MIlIer in ber Wef>
Commerce Strabe bdlt ite!s bas bols
tommenite 2aser in 3eidenmateria=
lien, Sapeten, Garben, @las, GpiegeIs
eIas, Biloerrabmen, JirniHea unb alien
3ei9nens unb Malersllteniilien. Riinjt.
lerif9 ausgefiibrte 8ilber unb 5tatuets
ten &C. finb in einer iebensmertben @als
lerie 5ur Mnfidt unb gum 0erfauf auss
gefelt. Sn 3apeten unb 3immeroefoz
rationem 1T bas @ei6madbollfe uab
Neuehe bort su finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-19
SIN tpQbrffeu Slime beg gBort

= Sm tuabrften Slime beg Wortes
aufgeipiebt tuur5e neulidb Mbenbs in
Nem Oort ber 45 Sabre alte Wiaiam
MaiOn auf einem 5tadetensaun an As.
Str, nabe 10. Nbenue, aefuhben unb
i9mer berleBt mad bem v&ooiebelts6os
fpitalA gebra6t. Maion bate fid i'm
@aui6e tiber ben Stadeten3aun eebeugt,
um ben i'm uebermaB senoHenen
S6napps BON iiG 3u geben, als Ct nit
oem 9alfe auf eine oer eiiernen Stan,
gen fiel unb fi9 bu9itdbIi@ auiipiebte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-19

: Ser prlns Nlbredt bon preuBen,
Der Megent BON 8rauni9meig. bat einen
S6laganfaa gebabt, unb es lit trob
aller amtliden Iblduguungen iebr
tpabrfheinIi6, baB er rsfsniren ,uiro
unb baB Bring 9einrid, Der 8ruber bes
&aiicrs, an beiien Stelle tritt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-19

sS- geiidtist bel pancoal &
9 o B II ben groBen 8orratb eIeganter
anaage fir bieie Gaiion bon $40 aufz
Udrts. Die beiten gBaasn fur biaiges
@elbl Seine fertise 9n3hge, bon Sen
befer S6neiberu bergeltellt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-19
Qolurn Gitn 9p,

2olurp @iip, MO., 5. Sept. '88.
Srei MoAate lit id an entsiinbIidem
Hbeumatismus unb mar ge3lpungen,
apei Wonate I'M Bette su bleiben. ct.
SatobssOel heilte mid tauerno.- -Da.
bio %. Dinnsp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-19
& lagelieb bei ines &ebafteurs.
SFreunbe. hobt noff1 ein menia @ehnTh

0leHHDe, uuDt H0W EN- lDehlg We0ul0
nit uns. Wir pifen, oaB uniere beus
tige Iusgobe ni9t 10 lit, tpie iie iein
iOllie, aber infer Druder bat bic Wo>
fern; Der Drudsrteufel iit fil6en ges
felt iieben Wohen 1T fein
Sent einsegangen unb unfere S1pie.
sermutter 1T nod INNER 5u 8efu6 bel
unsl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-19

s@r Moberne Site in Gtrob unb
Sill in ben beliebteiten ssacons: Duns
lap, 2nor unb Stetion.
pancoaif 6 Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-19
Or. 6. g. Tifber.

9onlcopatbild)er glrSt nn6 @nnOarst
Wauerid glod. gde 6oufon, unb So
lebab 9traBe. Office Stunben: 10
bis II, 3 big 5 uno Bis s ubr. ge.
ionbere 4ufmerfiamteit piro i6mieri.
gen 9ronifden Rranfbeiten ieber Dirt
aef6enft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-19

Die
W0dentlide Treie Yreiie fit geras
erf6eint
jeoen Doamerfa9
unb fo5tet
$3.50 fir OaS Sahr pocr $1.26 fir
6 Wfpnatc In VOramsbe5abtnma.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-10
SOME PATENT FACTS.

| To the Editor of the Eagle
! take several newspapers and have
seen several of your spicy editorials in
| them ''as coming from the greatest
paper in the greatest city of Kansas. So
| you see the EAGLES screech is heard
outside Of its own state. Now [ wish
| you would give an awful sarcastic
screech against the western congressman
who voted against the silver bill. The
east as usual pulled the wool over these
mems eyes and blinded by fool jealousy,
voted against the bill that would have
brought almost instant relief to the great
west. They were told that it was bill
in the interest Of the silver producing
states and so they cut off their own noses
to spite their own faces, or in other
words they would rather see their own
people ruined than to see the people of
the silver states benefited little more
than they. But the real facts are that
free coinage would not have benefited
the silver producing states in the west
any more than any others, simply
because the purchasing power of money
depends upon the amount in circulation,
that is, the more money there is in cir
culatiOn, the less will be its purchasing
power. But as a dollar is a dollar, no
matter what the amount be in circula-
ton, it follows that the more there is in
circulation the greater will be the price
of all commodities in dollars and cents.
IN
crease the purchasing power of silver,
it could in no way benefit the silver pro-
ducing states above any other. But
since under free coinage of silver, the
silver dollar is made equal in purchasing
power with the gold dollar, the effects
then of free coinage of silver is TO dimin-
ish the purchasing power of gold to a
par with silver. If free coinage of
silver would not do this, it would not
help the debtor class any, if it raised the
value of the silver dollar equal to the
present value Of the gold dollar, it
would not help the debtor class at all. |
also want you to make it hot
for those eastern ''money sharks
who preiudiced our western
fool congressman by crying "bribery,
etc" 1t is the robber who cries first
"5top thief l told you some time ago
that the east was too smart for us and
now you cannot fail to see it. We had
the strength to win but universally
failed. Cannot you work upon the pride
of the west and prejudice them against
the east and give them some of their own
medicine. Do you not see if we had
free coinage and every man could take
his silver bullion and get it coined, there
would be no chance for Wall street
spectators, but if they can get a bill
through compelling the government TO
buy silver there is chance for it then.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-10
he hfade One Ercention-

In Atlanta, Ga, says a Cincinnati Com
mercial Gazette reporter who has Just
come back from trip through the south,
there il an old business man, with snow
white hair and beard, whom everybody
calls "Oid Exception" When Sherman's
army invested Atlanta, Sherman issued
an order that all con-comDatiye confed-
crates should leave the city within
twenty-four house. This man, who yzaa
founder, called al Shorlnau's heal
quarters Il want, he said, ''to remain
IN Atlanta. ] am a business man and
had no hand 10 the hostilities. Didn't
you cast guns for the rebels ia your
foundry General Sherman inquired.
90 Yes, was the reply. II did but had
10 do II. ! have large interests here,
general, and ! wish you would make ma
an exception: I'd like 70 stay 70 look
after nv property" Yes" said Sher-
man, grimiy, "I'li make an exception in
your case. The Atlanta mans face
Frightened, and he started 70 tell a story.
Orderly General Sherman called.
I've concluded % make an exception in
this mans Gaze. The orders are that
all citizens shall leave Atlanta within
t~entT-fOur hour. This man must
leaFe here within an hour. II ne doasus
snpCt him. Ever since the war this Old
man has been called "Oid Exception
and the reporter said that il was a
peFIous thing % AK him what 10
thought Of General sherman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-10
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Noble has a new postmaster.
a majority of one is small but it is a
! majority.
The second county's name remains COX
! lahoma."
Norman seems to be Democratic from
! head to foot.
The Oklahoma City land Office will open
about September /.
The town of Columbia is putting up
twenty room hotel.
a large colony of Bohemians arrived at
Oklahoma City last week.
Frisco and Oklahoma City are now con
nected by tri-weekly hack line.
| Several farmers will put in corn now and
use it for fodder during the winter.
The herd law and free range were issues
| in the election of the Seventh county.
| 1t is just as well to notice that the rati-
| fcations are not all in the same direction.
The first G. A. r. encampment in Okla
! homa took place az Guthrie last Thurs
day.
The Democrats in Third county have
voted to name it Cleveland. All there
Grover.
discover that the old pair Of shoes If full
Of holes.
Its money to marbles that thrse-fourths
of the members fthe new legislature chew
tobacco.
Isn't it about time the Street Railway
company was paying another forfeit 10
Guthries
Marshal Lurty has resigned his position,
but the papers haven't resigned their fight
on Marshal Lurty.
There will be a daily line Of stages from
Sac aud Fox agency 70 FL Reno. L is the
old pioneer trail route.
How many Of the elected legislators came
into Oklahoma on April =, 1859, in wagons
and how many on trains?
The next thing the elected men will do
will be TO 90 up 70 Guthrie and shake
hands with the governor
The Guthrie News remarks. eft was a
( Waterloo" Undoubtedly Mr.. Thompson:
but who was the Napoleon
4 man near Gzlthrie who has a weakness
for double jointst peanuts has an acre OF
them that viii average a peck 70 the Mill
Politics aside, the principal thing to ac-
cOmpiish was the election Of good men
And the people knew what they were
doing.
Half the citizens Of Oklahoma when
they met the other half last Wednesday
your"
Talk al you please about the dry wealth
er IN Oklahoma, but people are coming in
every day from eastern states 70 escape the
drouth.
We have been kind Of expecting some
Einghsher Democrat 70 break out aud
growl about the large number % hogs run
ming al large
There Is no use talking the Oklahoma
papers viii have 70 quit dabblinx IN
kansas politics They have polite Of
their own, uUV.
K was terrible slaughter Of colonies,
generals, majors and captains The safety
Of the poor private on this occasion Was
unprecedented
The Courier doesn't think there s any
doQb. about HennesSey's progresz The
number q lawsuits IN that vicinity Is IL
creasing daily
Mr. John II COcteral Young attorney
Of Guthrie, has been u1eutioned - rhs suc-
esssor o. Mr. Ollie, the register q gl.e
Guthrie Land oZ5ce.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-10
THE COUNTY TICKET.

The Republicans of Sedgwick county
held their convention yesterday to nom
mate candidates for the county offices to
be filled at the approaching election.
From the proceedings of the convention
which are given in detail in this issue, it
will be seen that the work was promptly
and well done throughout The endors-
ing of the four officers whose successors
are to be chosen at the polls was emf
nently the proper thing to do. They
were entitled to it from every considera-
ton and that is enough to say. They
have been tried in their various stations
and have been found worthy and well
qualified for the discharge of the respon-
sible duties imposed. The county
has never and probably will never have
more faithful and efficient district
clerk, probate judge, county attorney
and superintendent of public eduction
than Charles II. Luling, Mr.. F. Buckner,
w. S. Morris and D. S. Spence, the en-
cUmbentS of the positions named respect
lively, and who are the Republican NOM
inees for reelection.
As for the resolutions adopted, they
are the embodiment, in the main, Of the
platform adopted by the Dodge City con-
gressional convention, and are a correct
exposition of Republican principles. In
short there is no kick coming to any Re
publican of Sedgwick over the action Of
the county convention, and no reason
why the ticket should not receive the
cordial support of every Republican in
the county, and the EAGLE believes it
will.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-10
WORDS ABOUT WICHITA.
The City Sized Up in Good Shape.

| r. l.. c. in Marion Record.
found Wichita occupying the same
geographical position as indicated by the
maps since 1871 And I find that the
city is neither dead nor asleep, but is
steadily growing and improving. And
while real estate is not as high there now
nor the market as active as in the days
of the boom, there is no such thing as
! stopping the growth of this wonderful
city. There are quite number Of good
| buildings now in course of construction,
and internal improvements are going on
all over the town. They are replacing
the old mule car street railways with
electric lines, and will soon have twenty
| six miles of electric railway traversing
the city in every direction. Their prin-
cipal streets are being paved with jas
perite and it makes about the best paw
ing in use.
They are finishing off magnificent
court house, which will cost, completed,
5000, 600, and viii be the finest IN the
state.
The postoffice will be moved in few
days into their new government build
ing, which is handsome and commodi-
Gus building costing 5000,
Several large and elegant school build
ings have been recently built and are
nearly ready for occupancy.
The jobbing trade in the various
branches of merchandise seems to be
good and the retail merchants seem to
have fair business.
Their two large packing houses are
doing a lively business for this season of
the year. These Institutions will both
be enlarged in the near future to ac-
cOmmodate their increasing trade.
Wichita leads the Cincinnati market in
the number of hogs packed since jan
uary 1000 head
Corn is badly injured in that locality
with the drought, though 1 saw some
fields there that will yield perhaps a
good half crop. Their wheat and oats
were good and there being good guam
tity of old corn in the country, they are
not in such bad shape after all.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-10

The rough estimates of Kansas towns
show that Wichita has made the most pro
gress. Wichita's percentage of increase of
3SS for the ten years was probably greater
than that of any other city of its size in
the CONTEMPLATION Globe.
The superintendent of census says
Wichita's percentage of increase is
greater than any other city in the coun-
try, so the size cuts no figure. That
showing is something to which we can
point with pride, and do; but when we
think of what it would have been but
for the loss of seven or eight thousand
within the last two years it almost
makes us sick.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-10

The States statu quo as to the control
of the liquor traffic is now fully restored
as far as it can be done by legislation,
the president having signed the act of
congress for that purpose. It is alto
gether probable, however, that this
measure will have to run the gauntlet of
a supreme court review on the point of
its constitutionality. 1t is insisted by
many that its invoIvings are confined to
the liquor traffic but that it embraces the
entire interstate trade reciprocity. We
cannot but hope that the present status
of the matter may be accepted as a final
ity as far as national Intervention is con-
cerned.