davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-18
galiforuiasgOetue.

Weinliebbaber finOen Elm sroBes ga,
ger BON feinen California Weinen Bel
Germ s.. 5. Meper am Mlamt
plaaa. 0err Meper iuGt bic Weint
III Ort un6 STEELE aus ui.h fauft BRET
aus benz Seller ier Wein5ii9ter. QIs
gutem 2enner 9elinst es linn ffets, bi,
beften Sorten aus3umdblen. gr fam
feline 3unben uno Gamilien nit einen
guten SrOpfen berfeben. Rotbs uni
@eibweine in bor3iigI,@er QuaIitdt
BON febt ab $1.00 per @a[lone - frei
tns 0aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-18
@ruuSetaemtbnms . uebertrasmmsem.

@ruuSetaentbums . llebertragunsem,
g. 0iGarb al 8. 5. Gurtner. atpei
@runbtids au JriOs unb Yers8.5tr
50. $50.
@bas. gupbe Oil u. 9oDs, 2 @runb.
ftafe an Weerideibts uno Olios Str.
1915.
6riB Steiner oil Sam Maperid,
@runoftid on doe. 8. nabe Srabis.
ffraBe, $685. 900.
Sttofar 6aas on Sana3 2elner, zoe
Mder am @iboto, IA Meilen n~orbbitlid
bon Der 5tabt, 5000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-18
Bu6lens Mrntea=gaIbe.

Die bette eAIbs Der @eIt fl. Sdnitte,
0uetfdunsen, @efdmiire. Gieber. uno 9ant'
Gnsf@las, Gle9te, %seipruasene 2dnbe, Eruf-
beulen nnb ale Sautfranfbeiten furirt 9d.
r,orrboiben ober feline BeSabluns. 8nlise
Satisfaetion garautirt ober bas @elb uirb
3uriderfattet. % Gents bic SheAtel. Gum
8erfauf III alien Ipotbeseu. Drsis, Ebomp.
ION & Co., MhnIefale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-18
0aS Weroiemsf sieoti

vi rinffen ~nnieren Mitbhrsern mitsutbeiIen, bal
eiI etnsr Stetbe BON Sabren pertaufen, ebenlp Or.
SSin9s Nens seber : Riaen, SudlenS arntsu Gable uni
gleettte Tttters, uub haB mir nieualS 9etImttteI per,
tanlt eapen, PIE 10 gut w9eben" cher bic 70 alsemeiu
sslrteetst baben, pte bteie. @ir j6sern teinen Gusens
Pig, pe @arantie fhr bieie Mtttef isber Belt su nber.
uslmen nno rnp tets bereitt ba8 peraussabte @eIb sus
rud3a3apien, penn ibrern Gehrau&e fetne befriebiaen.
ben Nelaltate ssfrlst ftub. Diefe @ittel p~erbanten iibre
giroRe Pcpularttat ihren ei9enen 0erttenften. Rum
ysrtauf IN auen Npetbeten unb in Der Drcsuen . 0To6.
9aneluns ron Dreie, Gbempion u. 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-18

6 . { al { 8.


Gan NntoniD, Is. Suli, 80.
Die @ablbeairfe npn san Mntpnip.
Die 6tabt San Mntonio 1T in 16
Wablbeairte eingetbtilt, ieoe Warb in
smei. einen n6rbli6en uno einer fho:
li6en.
Jolgenbes fiub bic ein3elnen Se3irfe
nit ibren StimmpldBen unb Wablpor.
ffebern:
~ L. Warb (n6rbl.), Mftes @outt.
Doufe;S. g. 6itmann. 8urfber.
2.) 1. Waro 0ibI.), Ode S.=Jlores.
u. WrienalsStr.; s. @~nereuin.
0orfber.
81 2. Marb (n6rol.) }, Ode Gait uuu
OolorofasS Str; 5raneiseo 5an'
Dies, gorfber.
~ 2. Maro 0hbl.), 0ppermann's
Store, 2arebo Str; 6. Oppers
mann, 8OriiBer.
So 4. Waro (fibl.), Court 0pule ;
s. &rif6, 8orfBer.
6.) 4. War5 (n6rbl.), gde 8. pebrO
4pe. unb glmira. Ctr; %. 3.
6amilton, 0orRBer.
~ 8. Maro (fibI.l W6lB' Store,
Becos. Str. Grid Wenger, 8or.
fber.
So 8. Warb (n6rbi.) CLOUDS Store,
S. sc. @louo, 8orfber.
81 5. Warb (fibl.l }, Nlamo; %. $.
Maberid, 8orfBer.
10.) 5. Warb (no,bl.) 5ommer's
@arten Sam Maperid, 0orfBer.
11.) 6. @aro Qabl.), gde 8omies u.
@rodett<S Str; 8. Dutb IT,, 8ors
iber.
12.) 6. @arb (a6roI.), 8itters Store
8. %. Bitter, @orfBer.
49, Z. Warb (n6rbl.), Ode Nlamos
u. @iGittaS Str. y. S. 96iffers,
8orfBer.
14.) Z. @aro (fibl.), billions @ar.
ten; ". s. MdlH, Boriber.
15.) s. Worb (n6rbl.) Ni1ter's
Store; 6enrp pauID, 8orRber.
16.) 8. @arb (fibl. }, Senner's5 Store
s. &ofp, 8orfber.
Sebenfaas t6nnen H!1 uniere beut.
fden Mitbiirger ni9t iiber mangelnoe
8eriidf9tigung bel Der grnennumg Der
preeinct>8 orfbenben betIasen, Sa R9
uater ben 16 8orfbenben ni9t tpeaiger
als 10 Neut9Ge befin0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-18
: 9nrh Soruobnss mn GncIr

= Durd Sornaboss un6 gpcIone 1T.
elmer S6dBuna sufOlge, in ben nit BEN
81. DECEMBER 1887 ~been6eien f~iebenuno=
a1tig Sabren bieies S%abrbunberis in
ben Ser. Staten @igentbum i'm Wers
TIE bon $941, 282, 500 aerf6rt morben,
nobel 3165 Wenf6en umfamen unb
5049 0erIeBunaen erIitten.
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&s- Wemn Semanb fem uno aa or

sas- Wenn Semanb fem uno au. an.
nebmbarem preiie fpeiien mill, 70 gebe
ct gum Wiffions'Garten. Die
6erren Wheiner & Saul, Befber bies
les gtabsiRements, balten barauf, lire
Gdfe tets Dollfommen 3ufrieoen au ftel,
len. Vile faifonmdBigen OelitateHen,
Muftern, Wilb, Slide, @eHisel &c. limb
bort in Der oelifateffen 3ubereitung ole
3eit au baben. Wabl3eiten merben aui
Wunf9 in bic Wobnungen Der 2unben
9eianot. Au6 bietet Der nit Der
SpeiieDirtbf9aft berbunbene 3 O
T . o m bic beiien @etrdnfe. ffets frildes
Bier uno feline 2iqubre unb Weine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-18
Muerlet.

laHiglng muroe i'm 6elDlager Der Mtiii
3en ein gewifer %. 8. 2ufett BON 8o=
itrop in atreit eebraht. ST lolIte helm
Wa6sbieniie f1 etwas baben su ShuIs
ben tomrneu Iaien. Nahoem er cine
Na6t gefefen, petlauate er Ella 8erb6r;
TT ertldrte ieineu 6oll benz General &ps
berts, Der i'm faste. baB Ni9ts sesen
i'm borlieSe uno Befebl gab. ibn in
Gleibeit aus leBen. Spdter entlianO iiber
oieien Gaa 3uif9sn Gen. Roberts unS
Sen. Gtpbbar6 cine MeiuungsDerldies
benbeit unb 2udett murbe abermals
arretirt. Sn Der WaGt um II ubr tuurbe
er gum Sen. &oberts befoblen. Dprt
tpartete er cine geraume Weiie Dor Dem
3slte, lieb f6 enbIih bnrd5 ben farbi,
gen 90rtier melben, unh erfubr, baB
Der General rubig unh fanIt geiuIafen
babe. Nls er fi9 bann Dem General aes
ssniber befanb, frug berlelbe, mas er
(2udeit) BON ibm piinf1e unb es fteate
hH beraus, baB Sen. &oberts gar nift
ben Wuni9 geduBert nber ben Befebl
oeeeben babe, i'm gu ieben. sic bafteu
cine MuseinanberieBuug unb 2udett be.
ffaab barauF, bob bic 4ntlage sesen i'm
unteriuGt merben ioate, ba er elmer
boQtdnbigen Greiipre9uns fiber mar.
Roberts Detfpra9. bieie unterluHuna
sinleiten 3u safien. bod bariiber tpurbe
bas Eager aufgeboben unb benz GoIbas
ten eudett blieb man jebe @enugtbuung
fGulbig. - Dies lit aud elm BeiIpiel
bon Der famofen Disciplin anb miIitdris
5den Strenee, bic i'm Eager Der Wilisen
berrfbte.
= General GtanIep Bat f@ mad 81
paio begeben, I'm bas @run6Fid ft,
bas neu a~H3ulegeube Gort BliB 5a be,
fif1men.
Der 8iebar3t o. 90. We@iuit
bat cine Sub In Bebanblung getabt,
Bic an Der 2ungeniu1t lit. Die MiId
elmer iolGen Sub 1T ungeIuno; fe III
aber bier beifauft tpprben. Da mDgIi,
Gerpeiie nod anbere Rdbs berielber
6eerbe trant finb, 70 tDdre es roibTam,
6aB f@ unfere 6anitdtsbeh0rbe mi
6efrl Me2ilip in 8erbinbun9 febte,
um bic ueberiragung Der Q~ranfbeit ouI
3inber, tpeIfe bon Der Mil9 trinfen,
III perbiien.
Ole 8arglHaft fur bic MaiIens
b~ertpalter Der San Hntonio unb Mran.
fas : paB 8abn baben bic 0etren 9.
MaDsrid. D. s. Qampmann, ST. @rice.
u. 6. .Sbrpper, y. o. WeiB, Sen. @.
W. &uB unb Or. limos @ranes iber,
nommen. Der 3auptsIdubiger be,
gabn 1T Capt. M. Reneop, rpelder In
@an3el cine Gorberune bon 81, 500, 00C
baben ion.
- Sn San Autonio 1T Dor elm paar
5ager Der gr6bte @rnabeigentbums,
Terfanf gum Nbl6luB getDmmer, tpeIs
der lett ldnger als einem Wonat boae,
rueien III. Gin 1900 Mder umfaEenbes
Slid 2aub. tpel9es b5tli6 bonn SFIuF
3wif6en BEN &esieruHes . 6agel un6
benz &eferpoir Iiegt, III gum pretfe BON
$250,000 nertauft morben. Der 8ers
tdufer mar Col. o. gradeariDge uuo
Der Rdufer elm a~ustudrtiges 6pnbitat.
8lpif6eH Col. 8radenribge uH6 Der ia.
mile DignDwitn III auBerbem am Is.
Sui elm uebereiufommen abgef4loEeu
iDorben. betreffs tines Stud 2an6es,
beFen Wertb ftn anf iber cine Miaion
Dollars belduft.
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Stats Fir Splitter

VtS>y 49,
Dor iiber so Sabren fhon mur6e
Mrs. WinsIoD's Sootbing Sprup bon
Mittern beim 3abnen ber Rinber anges
tDenbet. Wirf 9u i'm S1lafe our6
bas S9reien zines &inbes geltbrt, bas
i'm 3abneu 1T unb bOr 66mersen
meint? Wenn 10, lafe ipfort cine
6lafde bon rMrs. Winslom's Sootbing
Sprup" boIen. Gein Wsrtb 1T unbes
3ablbar. @s pirb benz tleinen 2eibens
ben IOfort 2inoeruna berf6affen. 8er'
laBt gu5 barauf Miiter, es LIT teiH
3peifel bartber. SO beilt Spiente,D
unb Diarrboe, ,egulirt ben Wagen unb
bic Nieren, beieiiigt Minb aolif. er>
tpei1t ben Gaumen, perbinbert @ntsins
oung unb ftdrft bas gauge Spitem.
.Mtrs. @insioms Soothing @prup1
fiir sabnenbe Ginber 1T angenebm in
8efdmad unb bas &e3ept ffammt bon
eirem Der 5e5ten weibli@en MerSte In
ben Der. Staaien. gs 1T bel alien
Srugeilieu in Der gauaeu Welt 81 bas
ben. preis Is @ts. per Glai9e.
Sauft ni9ts anberes als Mrs. Winss
Ions SOOTHING Gprup.
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aas- %. %. Moore, bonn @roBen
Spernbaus, Des Moines, lit elmer Der
erifen 4nfieoler bon Soma unb bat cine
iangtdbri9e grfabrung. @r iaet: gu
peribiebenen 3eiien bate i9 afuie Mns
fdHe bon hili6ier &Olit unb befiigen
S9mer5en i'm Magen un6 fdnb Midts,
bas mir foIde grleihierang perihafte,
Die @bamberlains &olit. Gbolera uuo
Oiarrboeo>W ebi5in. Se0e perfon. fagt
er. folte eine 6laide babonH babeu. Gun.
8ertauf hei st. @obn uno Co.. S. Galt=
eper uub 5obn unb in alien 4potbelen.
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GMmhe Az &ppttpreiiem.

500 gaar Rinberf9ube gu 81. So.
itenpreis $1.30 unb $1.4O. Damers
Slippers gu rs gts. unb $1-pertb
SLIPS.
Spibenbeiebte MOrsenTdube fir Sa.
men aler Nrten, S~pe3ialitdt. @rDBe
Rebuttion! $1.75 9amen. Rn6pfI9ube
fur $3.50. 5uIibans $500 @laeees
leber 2n6pfidube III Der bette Der Welt.
@ulipans falbleberner S1ub ftir Mdns
r,er gu $500 III unibertreiai1. Mdns
nerf1ube fur $500, mertb $3.50.
Acknowledgment In allen anberen
Mrtitelu. tpobon in ben feinften unb
mittleren Sorten nur bas bette gefiibri
tpirb. Die ausgefdnittenen 2dngurub.
Ieber= Sdube fir Mdnner, trager lid
gut unb inb %comfortabeI. beionbers 81
empfeblen. Jarbiee 56ube in Glaee'
3u aeceptablen Breiien.
g. &. GuIIiban,
@de Commerce & st. Murp's Str
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8iQiaes @elo su perleihen

su tueniger als 6 procert an ale @igens
tbiimer bon @runbiiiden, tpeI6e 9sims
5tdtten bauen wDllen, ober aud auf
idon nit 8erbeRerungen beriebene
8runbFhide. Wegen bes Ndberen tpenbe
man f9 miinblid, Ober i6riftli6 on
Sart IL Co.,
Ngenien fur Sub 5sras, 209 Mlamo
Pla3a, San Mntonie.
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Die oeutidbe S(pptbefe

bon Nuguf S9weppe. Gde Mu-
ltin=S traBe unb @ranb @Denue 1T Gag
unb ytadt ge6fnet. @roBer 0orratb
BON pateut . Mebiainen, Mebifamenten
aller Mrt. SoilettesM rtiteln &c. &c.
n &eceptur it SpeciaIitdt uub
wirb getpiHenbaft aussefabrt.
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@m. 5. 9emp's Bier !

Semp's Bier in balben. biertel unb
attel Gdfern III tets eistaIt su baben
In Der 9 Wutonio @isfabrit,
QOfOpa.G trabe.
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Ms Sebermann tpirb b6aidif

"a Sebermaun tpirb b6fi9it er.
iu9t. an 5amstas, ben 10. Suli,
Wormittags 10 ubr i'm 6auie No.
720 NoIans 9traBe boraufpre.
den, no Capt. 9ofad cine Muctiou
eIeganten M6beIn beran.
ftaltet. Sieie N6bel finb nidt nur bod
elegant, fonbern aud nod gang ileu !!
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= Nus COLORADO @OuniD fommt Bic
erfteuli6e Na6ri6t baB es bort uns
au9 in eln5elnen Sbeilen Der umIiegen=
ben Counties, mebrere Sage lang ge>
regnet bat uno Die @rnteausii6ten bots
trefHi6 ftnb. Nu9 MiIfon @ountD III
nit einem tidtisen &esen beba6i
tp0r6en.
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= ..

Bon Ban Nlitine, @rapfDn So,
Dir6 Dieber elm Robl6lfannens Soil nit
benz hert0mmliden t6btli6en Nusgang
beri9tet.
= IS beltdti9t li@ INNER mebr, boB
man = alien @rnartungen supioer =
BET ben gagserarbeiteu, ueIGe ieBt ges
ma@t tDerben, I'm eine GabrfraBe bur9
Mutaugz@ ilanb ber3ufellen, nod gar
nidt auf Quidianb geitoBer III. Gebt
bas 10 fort, 10 pirb ber Siefbbafen bel
@orpus @brifi balo cine bo0enbete
Sbatfa6e iein.
Nus Maco tpirb bonn Is. Suli
miteetbeilt, 6aB elm 9err Surpooo nit
5tDet 56bnen BON bort in 3tpei 8ooten
aufgebro9en 1T, I'm eine Grforihungss
fabrt oen 8ra5os binuntsr 3u MAIDEN,
bnr6 Del6e enoglltig fefgeffelt werben
iod. oh es III Der M6gli9teit liegt, ben
JluB gu einem permanent fhifbaren 5u
MAIDEN. Eieie Expedition 1T auf Der.
anlaRung Der 0aabelstammer unters
nommen. Die Jnbtt nirb, ME mon
annimmt, bier big feds Wp9en in Mn.
ipru9 nebmen un6 bat cine grtinbli6e
unteriu6ung beg Glui1es gum .3mefe.
Wie man fiebt, finbet Die WaferftraBens
Grage INNER mebr Bea6tung.
= Der Dor 2ur3em auiammenseifelte
Genius Der f9ulpni6tisen Susenb bon
Seras. tpel6er nit Der gr6Btm6gli6en
5orsfalt angsfertiet unb beinab abfos
Tut boafdubig 1T, neil uvr einige
i6ma6beb6lterte @ren3 : Counties es
unterlafen baben, ibre geri9te ein3u.
f9iden, giebt bic 3abl Der i'm i9uI.
pHiGtigen Mlter itebenben 2inber auf
564, 846 on, 81 Bro3ent mebr als i'm
8oriabr.
Sad ben Nnfi9ten Der Nbbotaten
In Sort Wortb mtBte BET Manor penbs
Teton uegen Gdli1ung ber @bei1ei'
bungspapiere in Slinois anb pegen
Bigamie in 2ouiiana pro3eiirt tperOen.
Gin teranii6es @efeB bat er nidt ber=
leBt. Sein gruber, Der bemDfratii6e
8ice>@ ouberneurs Ganbioat. g.. s.
penbleton, bebauptet, er ie; geiltesabs
tpeienb gemeien. aIs er in Sem Orleans
gum %5tpeiten Niale beirotbete. = Da
baben mit'sl Nun lit Nues aufses
tldrt!
Mus NnInvnSn Noun{, forut,t SIC
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% Maberids 8anf besabIt A
proaent 3infen fur 3eit'D epoften.
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9tdbtii9e anseise.

Mapors Office,
San Intonio, IL. Suli go.
2ebte Qufforberung.
Nle b~ieienigen perfDnen. tpel1e bon
ben itdbtii6en 3dblbeamten nidt au9-
gelu6t porben linb, perSen bierburd
eriu6t. ibre Namen unO WbreIen on
bieie Office gu ienoen. bamit tie aufse=
iu6t uno in bic 2iften eiugeirageg
merbeH.
@bas. @uerguin,
gtaDor pro TEN.
6. q. @laubOu, Staots@isrt.
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San 4nioniO, 9eras, 9. SuIi 80.
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Gtablirt 1866.
Thos. Goggan X Bros.
San Mntonio, Seras.
Sam Antonio, Seras.

SIN Sale bon Rrontbeit ODER
nn9Iiid getpabren mir tets
ldngere 3eit. Shit SbpDtbsfen.
Noteu fam bifS ni@t sei9eben.
@ir brau9en uniere Rotten
unb Sidetbeiten nidt an Ban.
tiers ODER @elboerIeiber 3u
transformer, UNI nit Dem @elb
infer @efddft meiterauiIbren.
98ir brauden ni1t bo6e
@reife au berednen fir Sn.
t~trumente, ipeIde mir arf Set
berfaufen, nm bic 8infea auf
: 8orf6afe beransaui@lasrm.
81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-17
The New 2 80 Performers.

Niinousn '''o 'io, ,S a;.',,9'i .nn.a,
,iy .'""S' II" 80 ''I ,. So, -
.'" on anu paS. ,, r'''TG Wv
'' .,9, N'nUu ga, ''Ie, "o.'.'n'
e''n' ~" pi~ti' ,tn tp '', of thn,
si..ou"i P.lio.li'V' g., 'u, .ha ,
STAMP aie tos., se' .V' "a" ~ Iaa1in a
W.. H. eau 'a, n"' ,,'7 Eahor, PAT
SUI y, N ', IT, MIN a.
hi"h, N,''n - u ii,inpl' t' "'' rla,
Malu a'''' NJ mn ','
,'oheef anu WV, n,"'"'' ~ ~, .nt :; " 80
nav h',eauN "auc" y" 'i,e., nj ~, w, We,
l'oneoi nav ~ w. , n, 80. ''"a " -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-17
WHY Thunder Storm. Aztec. Milk

During electrical disturbances it seems
that cream and milk are put into con-
dition to sour easily. The probable
Cause of this, the editor of the cultivator
ALBANY explains as follows; The eff
feet of in electrical discharge is to de-
compose a portion OF the atmosphere, by
which ozone Is produced. This substance
has peculiar properties from its intense
activity as an oxide of oxygen, and its ae
zion is often believed to be, and may be,
the cause Of the souring of milk, beer.
and fresh wine during what are known as
thunder storms. The ozone is ditfuSed
through the air, and is believed to be
the cause of the strong acid odOr which
prevails af err the storm is passed
No doubt il the milk is sub
merged in water, and access of air Is
prevented, no result of the kind need be
apprehended and al the more milk l.
exposed to the air the more il will be af
feeted by the ozone, the milk in open
shallow pans will be acidiiled more read
lily than that in deep pails, although
these NAV he open. Ia our long eNper-
fence, however, the writer adds, We
have never had any milk affected in this
way, either in shallow pans or deep
pals, and are of opinion that the heat of
the air preceding thunder storms is
more directly the agent in the sourin@
of the milk than the ozone that may ey-
ist ia the air after the storm ia passed
tarefulness to maintain a proper tem-
perature, by closing dairy houses and
cellars against the outer atmos phere
will BE- means OF safety.
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EDITORS TABLE.

The American Public Health Associa-
ton has Just published very neat littl,
volume entitled Practical SANITARY and
Economic Cooking which is issued under
.th, patronage of the Henry Lomh Fund
II contains valuable, information on til,
properties of the food products, with bod,
Of plain and useful receipts on the cooking
of meats and vegetables, and has been es-
perialls adapted for persons Of moderate
and smlli means. For copie, address III,
Secretary DR.. Irving A. Watson Concori,
n Fl
The third quarterly part of thu Collect
ions of the Maine Historical Society, that
for Jnly has been issncd nth great prompt
ness b, IT. publishers, the Brown IhurSt0I
COMPANY. Portland. 1t comprises bio
graphical sketches Of james $ Pix of Ca
lai- hv Hon Geo +. Talbot; Robert II
Gardner of Gardiner. by Rev, Asa Dalton
of Portland and Rev. Eugene Fetromiie
the jesuit missionary and historian, by
Hubbard W Byrant of Portland. Hon
Joseph Williamson of Belfast contribute
an account of several professional tour
through Maine of John Adam-, afterwarl
President: and Mr. Charles +. ALEU- OF
Cedar Grove writes of the Early History of
the old TOW of Dresden. Historical Mem
orandn, Editorial items and Literary notice
close q very interesting Aud valuable. nltni
her. Terms $500 per wear
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10 process Of construction. They will be
completed this summer.

completed this summer.
A novel affair 10 now in conte mplAfion by
those interested in Good Will Farm, which
is in charge of Rev. q. w. Hinekiey. of
this city. The new barn which is being
framed there will be = building i2XI2.
ium Der for the same having been donated
by various manufacturers Of Fairfield.
After hayiDg, it Is proposed to issue invl-
tatioas TO the business men Of Fairfield,
Wateryille and other places 10 20 up to the
farm, raise the frame, look over the place
and its msihods and partake of dinner.
to be prepared by the ladies' who are 10
form part of the crowd.
The members of the Pejepseot Historical
Society of Brunswick held their field day
CuEdy's Harbor on Friday last A large
party went on the excursion among whom
was President Hyde. Professor Lee, Smith,
Robinson and Woodruff. Rev. DR.. Mason
and editor Tenney. At one O'Clock dinner
was served after which the assembly was
called to order by President II. w. Wheel
er who called upon Prof. Leslie A. Lee
u speak upon the topic assigned for
the day, The she'll heaps of this region. y
Prof. Lee in a very interesting manner
explained The origin oil tue heaps' SNOW
Jog their probable great antiquity, the habits
and mode of life of the prehistoric man,
his u.ensils, implements of war, ETC., etc.
The company then visited shell heap in
the vicinity which had previously been
opened by Prof. Lee and his assistant.
Here were found numerous pieces of
pottery. arrow heads. stone implements.
bones of numerous animals, etc, forming
very interesting collection which will be
preserved in the society's museum.
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Edward II. Elweli.

our telegrsphic columns this morning
carry to his hosts OF friends all over
New England the sad announcement OF
the death of Edward II. Elwell, which
occurred at Bar Ifarhor yesterday, al
which point he tarried on his way homt
from the editorial excursion at Machias,
on account Of Illness. Mr.. Elwell was
one of the oldest and best known mem
bers OF the editorial fraternity OF Maine,
aud hia long connection with the pres
as editor of the Portland Transcript
has rendered his name familiar a.
household word in every portion of the
STATE Aside from his constant and ex-
acting duties In the editorial harnes,
tor longer period, we believe, thar
service. MIR. Elwell was also busy
" ,rker Ia higher and more enduring
fields of literary labor. lie was the au-
thor OF numerous works, among which
which was the illustrated Souvenir vol
ume, Portland and its Vicinity "Th,
Boys Of Thirty-Flvc," and a volume OF
essays entitled FRATERNITY Papers"
Mr.. Elwell was an active. working
me nher Of the Maine Historical Society,
read numerous papers before its meet
ings, and It's published collections con
tain many of his elaborate and learned
contributions. He was also one OF the
original memhess of the Maine Press
Association, organized In 1854, was &C
tive In its first formation, and had read
both poems aud prose addresses at its
meetings. As poet he was far above
the ordinary rank. In conception, ex
preston aud artistic finish his short
pieces aud occasional poems possess
much beauty and finish. Mr.. Elwell
was, moreover, very clever after. din
ner speaker. and many have been the
events, In Maine AMI elsewhere, where
his wit and grace have added sparkle
and charm to the o casion which Vert
recognized AS rare aud genuine by all
who were privileged 10 enjoy them. TIE
these distinguished characters Mr.. FL
well added the polish of the gifted
scholar. the Christian gentleman and
genial friend. His rank in Maine Jour
nalism was Of the highest order, and the
vacancy oeesssoned by his death is one
that will be di;iicalt 10 iii. All mem.
hers Of the press Of Maine will extend
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REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

It, the Republican Party. not
only recognizes the evils Of in
temperance and sympathiss with
all honest and well directed ef-
forts to eradicate them, but it
unreservedly renews its adhs-
sion to the principle Of the pro.
hibition Of the liquor traffic, and
insists upon the thorough and
effective enforcement Of the pro-
hibitory law. 1t demands Of
Congress the enactment OF such
legislation as shall enable each
State to exercise full control
within its borders over the traf-
&c in all liquors whether i'm
ported therein in the original
packages or otherwise.
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DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

Whereas, After six years OF
constitutional prohibition and
40 years Of statutory prohibi-
ton in this State, in the hands
Of its friends, supported by the
full Legislature, judicial and ex-
ecutive power Of the State,
many Democrats and Republi-
cans think it has been such
failure as calls for its resubmis-
sion to the people therefore
Resolved, That we favor the
election Of = Governor and Leg
islature who will resubmit the
prohibitory amendment Of the
Constitution to the people Of the
State.
Resolved, That if the people
declare against prohibition we
favor a high license.
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