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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-04
Was tpunem bic 9emufratem tbmmq

Oie 6timmert tperben INNER Iauter
unb brdngen fi6 Dor, tpel1e behaupten,
ber @eneralftaatsanualt 6ogs, promi.
nenter un6 bereits 10 gut ME nominirs
ter uno bamit ertpdblter G%ouberneurss
tanbibat. fei gar fein Semofrat uab bers
trete bic prin3ipien Der e6ten unb tpabs
rem Democratic ni6t.
Sein einaiges Stedenpferb, bic Sbee
Der giniebun9 elmer giienbabn . Som.
milton CUR beReren 8eaufi9tigung Der
Babnen unb Mbmenoung ibrer miQtit.
li1en 6anblungen, bieie Sbee, iei
bur9aus anbemotratil9. Die tpabre
Democratic bube ni6t bic NbR1t, fi9
tn bic sef6dftlihen Nuselegenbeiten BON
priDats unb 6ffentli9en Rorporationen
einsumii9en, b69fens biirfte Der 2esiss
latur cine bei6rdntte gontrole bariiber
%augefanben tperben.
unb nun fragt man fi6: Melde Gle
mente baben benn iiberbaupt bic bemo.
fratiiden Yrimdrs un6 gountp.M ablen
ausgema9t unb ben Ganbibaten 6ogg
NIT ieiner 3tpeifeIboften Demotratie auf
ibren S9ilb erbDben2 Die Nnttuort III,
bic Garmer : Nliana, bic Mrbeitsritter
unb dbnli6e Rombinationen. So, bic
Nusfi6t 1T f6on gegeben. baB au9 bic
Staatsberbinbung ber Mrbeiter, tuel1s
5emnd6ff in Sort Wortb ibre 3onpe1s
ton abbdlt, ben &anbibaten 6ogg fur
bas 8ouuerneursamt en0oifrer tpirb.
Der Semotratif9en Transformation
blei6t es aber bOtbebaIten, ben bon eis
rem fol9en @emii9 anti.bemotratii9er
Iereiniguagen in ben 8orbergrunb ge>
brdngten Ranbibaten einfa9 an3uerten,
men unb ibm 3usefaiten, linter Der bes
motratifden Glagge 3u fegeln.
Solder Mrt ino bic MuslaHungei1,
tuelde man berf9iebentli9 au b6reil be.
tommt. IS mirb babur9 3~ugeffanben,
BOB bic alte Democratic fiG bat iiber>
rumpeln laifen, baB bic Better gel1Iaz
fen baben unb i'm feften 0ertrauer auf
bic rbrutale" Maioritdt bic Oinge ges
ben lieben, tpie fie MOLTEN, ni1t fiird=
tenb, baB ibnen bon ir9eno tueIGer
Settle @efabr brobt. Mm alermeniQ.
fen bdtte man aber cine @eltenbmas
dung ibres ginfuKes bon Der Garmers
Naian5 ertuartet, bic nit ibrem gel9dft=
Ii9en MiBerfolg, aud ale Nnipriine
barauf berloren baben foQte, in Der 90.
litif unb 2eitung ber StaatsangeIegenz
beiten elm groBes Mort mit3ureben.
Wan iueiB inbefen, bab aud RepubIi,
taner on ben bemofratii9en primdrs
wablsn tbeilgenommen baben, uG 6ogg
uno bic Standardization ms Mrnt
3u bu9fren. nno nun ioI bic tpabre.
bic unperfdli9te Democratic bos @eri9t
binunterf9luden, tpeI@es fit 5e einge.
brodt tDorben III. Mirb fe es tbun?
Wir Sneifeln teinen MusenbIid oaran,
ober bic oemofratifGe partei mliBte In
Slide geben.
Was mir bier in Serns erlebt baben.
bas bot fi9 ibrigens aud i9on in on.
beren Shbfaaten; III Georgia, Sennel.
Zee &c. abgeipielt. Ser 6armeritano
bot f@ segen bic Ma6er Der bemotras
tif9en partei erboben er 1T ss miibe
s%etporbeu. bas @efoIse gu bilben unb
f9 8orf@riften MAIDEN au la1en; er
min einmal feIbf ieinen MiIen gum
Musbrud bringen.
Der bemotratifden Transformation
tuirb aber ni9ts anberes iibris bteiben,
aIs 6errn 0osg einfiimmis 3u nomini.
rem, 10 f6per es aud 8ieleu tperben
mag, bic pl6bIid auBer Ours gefebt NOR
ben Rno uno Ni9ts mebr mit3ursbsn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-04
galtformia.Wetne.

WeinIiebbaber finben Elm eroBes So,
get BON feinen CALIFORNIA Weinen bel
9errn 5. s. Meper am Mlamo
plasa. Serr Meper, iu6t bic Weine
on Ort uno Stene aus ul.h talift brett
aus benz 2eaer ter Meinan9ter. als
sutem 2enner eelinst es Tim fiets, bic
beIten Sorten au"s3utpdbIen. st fann
feline Gunben uno Gamilien nit einem
guter Sropfen berieben. &otbs unb
WeiBmeine in bor5isl;9er Qualitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @allone = fret
tns 9aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-04
gsas ptr aebrandhen fBnnen


finb mebr folder g%tabliRemente pie bas
BEG 9errn s. eo. SO a II b rD In bet Iu,
tinftraEe, in weIden fleiBige 9anbpers
ter un6 gei9idte Nrbeiter lobnenoe Be=
fd6ftigung finben f6nnen. Die teueffen
unb poufommenifen Mai6insn inb
bort fOrttpdbren6 i'm Sarge, um giifer>
men unb WafergefdBe aller @r6Ben uno
Nrten ber3uteaen, unb MAIDEN mir
Wiebaii6ter unb Garmer auf biefen
umitanb beionbers aufmertfam. Mu1
einen groBen 8orratb bon TaBbauben
uno 8inbeeiIen bolt Ssrr Maub1D iiets
auf Gager. Sein @tabliRement 1T elm
mufergiiltiges in ieber @eiie unb per
f9 fur berglei6en intereifrt, mirb eirett
8eiu6 6er Werfe Iobnenb finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-04
"a Wenn Ssmanb fein uno ID al.

s9r Wenn SSenianb fem unb 40 an.
nebmbarem Preiie fpeifen min. 10 gehe
ct gum Mifiionss@arten. Die
9erren 6beimer & Waml, BeFber bies
les Embellishments, balteu baranf, ibre
Gdfe fieis polfommeri 3ufrieDen 10 iieIs
len. aae iaiiunmdBisen DeIifatefen,
Iufietn, Wilb. Slide. @ehhgel &c. Rnb
bort in Der beIifateiien 3ubereitnng ale
3eit gu baben. Mablaeiten tperbel au5
Wuni9 in bic Wobnungen Der Runhen
gefanot. gu@ bietet Der nit Der
Gpeiiemirtbf@aft berbunbene 80rs
T 0 nj bic befien @eirdnfe. tets frilmes
Bier unb feline 2iqu6re unh @eine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-04

a. GamiIien, bic nod ni@t bamit
berisben fnb, fOllten ni6t pcrfeblen fi9
fofort cine 6laf6e bon G~bamberIains
Collie, gbolera unb Diarrboea &emebp
3u3ulegen. @s 1T bas einSige tuberIdfs
fige 6eilmitteI sesen unierleibsbddmers
ben In irgenb elmer 6orm. IS unb so
Gents gum Berfauf bel q. @obn un5
Co., 8. 3alteper unb 6obn unb In
allen Npotbeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-04
Die sranben.G ultur in Mea=gesas.

XIV " &SSN-&CGNc+
Die SraubenfuItur fdngt INNER
mebr an aud als @efGdft in @stteras
SUB gu faiIen, 10 in beu Counties
Grio, 3aba0a, BAL 8erbe u. a.. ues
BET bic @rfolge in unb bel pearfal bas
ben mir f9on gu wieberbolten MaIen
8eri@t gebra9t. meI6e bic Sbatla6e
fefitelen, BOB bieier 2ulturamsis bort
mebr unb mebr Boaen geminnt.
Nus Bal 8erbe 60. bringt Die .Del
&io Meps" in elmer feiner lebten Bum.
mern bic folgenbe Mittbeilung:
6err s. $. Malon peri9ifft isbt bon
feinem plaBe In Der @orfabt bon Bel
&io tdgli6 groBe Mengen bon Wein.
trauben; mas er bur6 bic grpresrRoms
pagnie berfenoet, beIduft fid ALIEN iee
ben Sag bur6i9niiili6 auf $50 3orbs
den. St bat BON einem Wder bis iebt
iiber 5000 pfunb Srauben beri9ift,
gar ni@t gere9net, bob er biele 6dHer
Srauben fur ben eissnin 9ausssbrau9
unb um Wein gu fabrisieren, baoon &c.
pfidt bat. Der Durbf6nittspreis.
tpel@en CT ftr bas pfunb befommt, LIT
A Gents. Wte inn BON @aloeiiou aus
mitsetbeilt mirb, finoen feline Srauben
auf benz bortigen Martte ebenio leibt
Nbiab, ME irgenb nel6e, bic BON an.
berpdrts betfommen, unb tperoen bon
bielen iosar ben faIifornii6en bor9es
3ogen.
Nus 3anala 60. meloet bic upalbe
Stems bonn /. Nuguft: 5oeben bas
ben mir bonn &idter Sentins aug Ya=
tesbiae elm paar proben Don Weintrau.
ben augef6idt erbalten, pel9e ct auf
feinem pIaBe bort se3osen bot. Das
uns 3ugeienbete @remplar piegt beinab
+ ptunb unb 1T BON borSlgli9em Sc.
i9mad. &idter Senfins bat unsefdbr
900 8einf5de gepflaaat, unb, ME er
uus mittbeilt, ge0eiben fe aufs bette.
u~eberbaupt tpirb bic &ebenfuItur in Der
bortisen @egenb f6oa in aussebebntes
rem MaBitabe unb nit grfOlg betries
ben, unb es lit fein @runb ~Dnrbanoen,
tpebbalb fie ni9t-5ort, pie bier,-au
einem gut3ablenben @rmerbs3peige ges
madt tperben f0nnie unb iolte. 2eis
ber 1T Der 8egleitbrief, mel9er uns bic
Senbung Der Srauben anjeiete, uerIest
tporben, unb mir BADEN ben Namen Der
5orte, tpel6en es enthieli, pergeFen.
@efagt pirb in benz 8tiefe nod aug
bridli@, baB aud nod mebrere Nnaere
In unb bel 8atesbiQe anfausm, fi9
auf bic 3rauben3u6t 81 berlegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-04
Ser Cinderella gd,ab sStpre,

Der CINDERELLA 9d}Wb GfDre,
Ode Oh. SouffonitraBe unb Npenue c.,
biefer bsliebte 2abeu Der 5tobt, bal
feinen neuen 8orratb bon Sommer
9uben fir 9erreu. 9amen UNI
&inber esbalten uno bat cine unbers
alei6li6e Iusmahl aqer Sorten unb
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella : 6aubs
Store fiibrt nur bic Gabrifate Der beiten
Jabrifen unb iberbietet Mles, mas i'm
biefigen Marft gu baben lit. Gpecia.
litdt far 0erren: Der &odforb.S Gub,
ftr So. @s berlobnt f9 Der Miibe, i'm
CINDERELLA StDre por3uipre9en,
ebe maj aHberstpo fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-04
8iaiees 0elo ;u berleiben

su iueniser als 6 procent an ale Giaens
tbiimer bon @runbfiiden, ipei6e 9sims
F6tten bauen pollen, Dber aud auf
idon nit 8%erbeRerungen berIebene
@~runbfiide. Weseu bes Ndberen tuenoe
man R9 miinblih ober f6riftIit an
Sart q Gu,
Neenten fit Sub 8eras, 209 9Iamo
plaaa, San Mntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-04
Nn l1nlere altnOet uno 6rennoe.

Wir seisen Sbnen nit gersntsen
Oil, baB mir bonn beutieen Sage ab bas
gan5e @ebdube go. Ii Norb Mlamos
unb II 2ofopass traBe nit einem bon.
ffdnbigen M6beloorratb als Store einz
nebmen.
SIR Sbre friibere 3uneigung bans
fenb, erbitten mir aud fernerbin Sbre
Nuftrdge. Sa8er & Mptbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-04

sds- u. W. Gallatuai. Der betannte
g bDtograpb unb 6 Il tier, bot
iein WteIier nod INNER am alien plabe,
Alb Oh SoufonfraBe, obenauf unb
liefert bic beiten Bilber nit pen neue.
fen unb uor3iigli9fter Snltrunenten.
Seine preiie inb mdBig. Bilber urts
Dergdngli6. 49, tum1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-04
ISM. 5. 9e1np's 8ier

9emp's Bier in balben, biertel unb
a@tel TdRern lit fets eistalt su baben
in Der g NntOnio @isfabrif,
2oiopasS traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-04
,,Rouab OF, Std"

beiIt Sautausf6Idse, gimpeIs. &inspurm,
Salsauh srfrorens Giibe grOtbcuIen. Sc.
f6piire, Sbb. 8ersiftuns, trodene 8ledte,
Ropfausf9lus. so gts. Bel Drusaiitsu ober
PET 4on. 9. 9. @ ellis, Ssrfeb Gitp y. s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-04

~ Wenn SIR eutes trodenes goIt.
DAT 9rennbola brau6t, ipredi Dor obsr
befteut Der Selepbon BEL Der Sunset
Wood Company; He bat fets 6as Bette
i'm Marfte. 9e!ephon 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-04
@eu's Sair Saliam.

@enn grau, felt eR- iiufeupeife bic 6arbe
pieber Der, ,Iesantes 9pilrttenmitteI. so @ts.,
$l.00 bel 9rue9ifsu, ober 81 00-6lai@e frautc
per Grpreb $l.0O.
6. 9. Wells, Serfeb Gitb, r.. 3
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Die btmofratide etaats. aOmsemtiom.

Die b~empfratiibe staats: aonbentiom.
Dos Rcmite beri6tete am Ra4mittag
bic Gifte1 Der OeIegaten elm, tueIGe bas
gounip OUT Der fenotorieIen, tonerel.
foneHen uno Transformation bertres
en- folen.
Die 9elegaten sur Ienatorielen Rons
BENTON tuurben inftruirt. lire Stimmen
niGt 30 tbeiIen, ionbern bieielben far
eilen 2anbioaten ab3useben.
BAD Nnuabme Ginger 8eI9IhFe,
tuorunter elmer, in tpel6em benz Sou.
bernenr RoB fur feline fdbige uub setpii.
fenbofie Mmtsbermaltung Dant ausge.
iproden tuirb, pertagte fd bic 9on.
beniiou.
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BUR 0abridbt fir Miitter.

SD empfebIe mid allen 9amcn, weIde ibrer
Gntbinbuns entsegenieben, ais prattil6e uno
gepriifte Scbomme. Sdropfen unb aberlafen.
W aria Saas,
SO. 2lO 81. @ueba, Strabe, nebcn Der oeuti6.
Iutberii6en Stride. so,7,tli
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-04

Obne 3weifel finb Or. alusuft
Q6nis's hamburger 3ropfen bas bette
BIutreinieungsmitieI. Ginf3ig Gents
bic EIaf4e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-04
8 8.

9ie &epubIitaner bon Srabis
bielten lire &onbention ab.
gs NOR Elm 2ampf Der 9e@reBsMubdnger
ge9en ben IntizD e@reBs6lngel, gerabe
wie es fi9 in @aloeton GountD I'm,
ober Ni@t=@untD banbelte. Sn
@albelfon fe9ten aIerbings bic @unep.
2eute, in Srabis fou aber Der Yo1fmeiz
Iter Se@reB unterlegen fem. Sn 8eaug
auf bic Mufiteaung eines @taatstidets
murben feline Snttruttionen ertbeiIt.
Bic 9epublifaner BON Denton GountD
baben f9 fir elm staatstidet ousge.
ipro6en.
= Sic NrtnitrOng @9ubz unb Sc,
b%erfabrit bon Go,t Wortb, 9apital
$40, 900 bat fi6 intorporiren IaKen.
= Sn Seferion puroe am @ami tas
ber lang eruartete &egen bur@ eineu
@turm eingeleitet, Ser ben @toub unb
eanb bausbo6 trieb, 10 boB bic Sc
i9dftsleute ibre Sbhreu i9lisBen mub.
ten. Mtan tonnte auf bic f~iiy5efte gnts
fernung ni6t bic Strabe binabIeben.
Damn aber beeann es gu gieBen.
Semnd9lf tuirb elm Beri9t uber
bic 0ortbeile bDn Nraniassp Der0f.
fentli6t nerben. Sc lit in @ranias,
paB aebn @rab tibler aIs in @albefon,
ber @olffrom 1T so Weilen bonn pab
entfernt, in @aIbeifon $50. Die
Geu9tigfeit Der Molfen tuirb burd
elettrii@e ginfafie 3erf6rt, peBbalb
Der plob aud 9ungenfranfer empfobs
len meroen fann. @etreibe fam oas
gan5e Sabr binbur9 auf6emabrt mers
ben unb 9ola trotnet f9neler pie irs
genbwo anbers.
= Ser Gorrefturlefer Der 6oufon
Bot, u. g.. Gra3ier 1T BON ieinem
Greunbe s. s. Bates eri9oHen porben.
Bates maj betrunfen.
Sn 0auettsbile fommen f6on
bur6f9nittli9 ieoen Sag 700 8aaen
8aummolle gum Martt. Ser preis III
108 Gent pro Pfunb.
9ie &epublitaner bon Colorado
@ountp baben Elm aemii6tes County,
Sidet ~aufgeiteIt. Sic nominirten bic
foIgenben &epublitaner: @bas. &ilep,
@ountDridtet s. $. SOLUTION, Rouets
tor; s. 8. Mafon, G1efor; 8. 8ra=
oeder, S6aBmeifer. unb ferner bic
Semotraten: S.S. 6arrifon, DiHritt.
CLEFT; Gam Green, @ountp : Mnwalt;
s. 8. Somnienb, Gbsrif; &. 8.
9aneod, COUNT. CLEFT; Sd. $. epoo.
ner, Siffritt 8 Nnpalt; Or. 9. Neil,
&eprdientant. 2ebterer 1T Der 2egiss
laturs Qanoioat Der 5armer, alliance.
1ar Dor einigen Sabren baiten mir
febr biel an @bolera Morbus Nnfdaen
5u lei6en, unb pern mir bic Gpmptome
ME Masenbel6weroen, Diorrboe etc.
bemerten, perben mir dn91li9. Wir
haben bic @rfabrung gemaGt, 6aB
@bambsrlains &smeoD in jebem Sale
benz 2eiben borbeugt. gs 1T dbnli1 pie
bic Cholera Mittel. entbdIt aber Sngres
bien3ien. bic es angenebmer unb l9nel=
Ter uirfenb MAIDEN. Sheriff 9eberesr
fagte uns. oaB er an @bolera Morbus
leibet unb unldneft einen Nnfan befam.
@r faufte cine Glai6e GbamberIains
@olie, @bolera unb Siarrboe &emebp
unb suei Dozen ftelten ibn Der. Wir
f9reibea bies ni9t als beaablte Mn3eise,
ionoern I'm unferen 9eiern 3u iagen,
bob bas Mtittel i'm 9aufe gebaIten tpers
ben folte: = Srop, (&anfas) @bief.-
0ertauf BET &. @obrt uno Co., s. GaIt=
eper unb SObn unb In allen Mpotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-04

q MaDerids 8ant beaablt 4
pro3ent 3infen fir 3eit.D epoften.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-11-27

The building of new navy is stim-
nlating the mechanical genius of the
American people, asserts the San Fran
cisco Chronicle. We have already
seen, it says, that ships can be built in
the American yards which compare in
point of speed favorably with the best
specimens of Old World skill. Now
in the national gunshop at Washing
ton we are afforded the spectacle of a
travelling crane, the largest in the
world, a piece of machinery which
picks up mass of metal weighing ITO
tons and transports it to and fro in a
large shop with perfect ease. The
familiarity we are gaining with big
machinery and the other things we are
forced to learn while building war
ships will be bound to give us pre-
eminence in shipbuilding for CONNER
cial purposes. 1t was England's policy
OF creating a great armor-clad navy
which gave such an impetus to ship
building in that country, and the same
results will be witnessed here.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-11-27

1t makes France blue, asserts the
Atlanta Constitution, to see England
and Germany gobbling up Africa
without consulting her, but her time
will come to get even. Frederick the
Great said: s.Beware lest the French
win the first battle!; They are in the
same race today. A single victory
would set their blood on fire, and they
would overrun the country around
them. To the boast in the German
song: s'No, no; you shall not have it,
the free, the German Rhine" Alfred
de Musset once replied: "Your Ger
man Rhine has been ours before and
shall be ours again!" A nation with
such record, declares the Constitu-
ton, cannot be kept down. The day
will come when the French flag will
create as much terror in Europe as it
did when under Napoleon it famed
victorious along the fiery crest of bat
tie.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-11-27

Ericsson never changed his style of
dress from the clothing which he
wore when he landed in this country
TO the time of his death. Ericsson
had habit of poking the fire in his
big open fire CRATE when he was
thinking out some abstruse problem.
he wore out SO many fire irons that
for many years before his death he
used to order pokers of wrought iron
about five feet long, with which he
would pound the fire and CRATE till the
pokers wore away by being constantly
kept in use while at a white heat.
He bought them by the dozen at a
time, and when he was sick, shortly
before his death, his physician or
dered him to take broth, corn-starch
and other light food. He Immediately
ordered two dozen wooden spoons.
and would sit over the stove stirring
his food himself until the spoon got
what he considered too old for use.
when he would throw it away nd
AXE new one.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-11-27

~ e,xk.,~o - fora 4
inen came ene is'ui ~ Ia ~
vas alone u 'no VIZ in, ~ tu.;no1 n;a.
No!ce ana ~ was Vs. o@'nA
uamng myself under the name OF
adame Clansse, went to New York,
and gave music lessons until ! had
money enough to 60 to Europe. There
I nRye renamed oil these years, until
ne1xen guided me home to you. my
darian& child !"
Sne50xew Oracle closer to her as she
nttersQ hear tfelt,words, and pressed
her lipS upon the low, sweet brow.
uNexe heard OF fathers death r.
the glrt Nked
"feH answered, with an invol-
untary udder, land he died in ig-
norano9 "a my 1pnocence, he died with
untorglvenes1 soul r
Perliap4 4n2 aQther dear
Why I'm
have kept o. letter addressed to
you, which came e. me in strange
way, which l will explain some day."
letter-for uaex"
For answer, little Oracle drew from
her bosom the long yellow envelope
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-11-27

animal in agony had rung from end 70
end OF the house Then another scream
more terrible than the first. and again
a third.
Paralyzed with alarm. rooted to The
spot, Oracle and her companion heard
wild rush of feetin the hall; the door
of the parlor was burst open and old
jean Leonard reeled into the room, his
long white hair tossing about his liyid
face, his eyes starting from their sock
cts, while with his nails he lacerated
MS flesh, mingling his blood with his
tears.
my child, my child, Stellar ha
shrieked; "they have taken her, stolen
her! Oh, God, let me die!"
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-11-27

pr. Nansen's coming Arctic expedi.
ton promises to settle the question
whether currents in the northern ocean
will carry boat from Behrirg sea to
Greenland. The remarkable three
years journey taken by relics Of
the Jeanette, which wero picked nm
on the coast Of Greenland, has led sew
eral savants to believe in the existence
OF this great Arctic current. DR..
Nansen proposes to sail through Beh.
ring sea into the Arctic ocean and then
let the currents carry him whore thew |
Will His boat will be SO small that
the ice cannot crush it, and his party
will be limited to ten persons. He
will have provisions for five wears.
and If forced to take to the ice he will
drag these supplies on sledges, as he
lid on his memorable trip across
greenland. DIR. Nansen now occupies
perhaps the foremost place among
Arctic explorers, and if the scheme
Which ne has devised can be carried
ut he win BIO able to do it. He pro /
oses to start early in 1892. I
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-11-27

1t would seem that there are more
desirable places to live than the British
Isles after all, as health statistics show
that $4,000 people die there yearly
from consumption alone.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-11-27

DR.. Brokaw of st. Louis makes the
observation that there is class of
criminals that may be termed moral
imbeciles, as they have no idea of the
difference between right and wrong.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-11-27
5uLIsHEp EVERY THURSDAY

There are from $4,000 to 40, 900
German colonisis in South Australia
and the number of German-born resi-
dents Of South Australia equals the
native-born residents.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-11-27

There are as many cities with pop.
ulation of /, 900, 900 and over in this
country as there are in Europe, yet
we are only a century old.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-11-27

The scheme for duplicate Of the
Eiffel Tower IN London is understood to
have been abandoned.
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