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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-08
exraeno cline 0au,e

tann gratis aDolf Nummern Is Wonats) bon
"The Wide Worldn- Waqaaiu, in elmer Woff.
~fenbuns, erIauseu. Dies iaufrirte Waoo,iu
ut fir ben me5r aebiIbeten Stanb beffimmt.
entbdIt Romane, Wobe., Religions. unb bu.
mortRif4e NbbanbIuueen, @osie, aodfubieu
&c. Bebinsun5 il, BAT 6e feds /. Gents. Stade
meiner neuen NIB e~Ieeanten Rough ON Dirt.
Gamtlisn Geife tauft unb mir bic feds Gti-
auettes bon ben llmldIdssn Der Seife einfdidt.
Herlauat BEL Gnrem Aanfmann uHbebiuat 6ieie
ausaeaeidneie 6amilien . Seife. Rough on
Dirt Geife 1T oepobnlid rein, fem pariimirt
unb pdf@t f6 niGt Iei@t fort. eusr Raul.
mana lana 6lefe Seife aus ben BboIeIale.
Sduiern ober brett bonn 1atersei@neten, benz
G~abrilanten, bejiebsn.
E. S. WELLS, ITO @ranb strabe, Ssrfss
GitbL y. 3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-08

= grfreuIi6 lit bic guersie. nit
peI9er bic beutfden Dampfergeieli6afs
ten ben englii6en bic 9erri6aft iireitig
MAIDEN. Hadbem bic hamburger Ges
feli9aft foeben smei reue 153 Meter
LANCE Dampfer. bic nNormannia" unb
rGhrt gismard", In Gabrt geiebt,
tpelde ibre 10 Rnoten q 3noten glei6
1925 Mteter) auriidlegen. befielte Der
NorbbsutfGe 2lopb Dor 2urjem beim
Stettinsr 9ulcan 3uei S9ife bon 141
3d., Spree" unb n9abel''. Sieiels
ben erbalten Maf6inen bon 1880
pferbeffdrten unb fOqen cine sIei9e
Geidminbieteit entmideln. &ai9er
fdbtt tein engIii@sr ober f%rans0Ffder
Sampfer.
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u d 9.

gs wirb bierbur6 Noti3 geseben,
baB elm Iimitirter 8etrag in Mftien Der
alamo 6euer $ 8erfderunss ; @eielIs
i1aft" nod ge3ei6net perben fam unb
iebt aur Subifription ftr Sol@e, tpeI9e
ibr @elo pOrtbeilbaft an3ulegen tparls
i6en, fur bei9rdnfte 3eit often Iiegt.
Wegen @in3elbeiten peuae man f6
ben Setretdr, Nr. 222 Wef Goms
mercefraBe (Dirler's @ebdube), San
Nntonio, Serls.
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Sin gtii6d5en GtnfpidsI.@ apier rettete
tbr Xebeu.

SO mar Hur Elm setp5bnlt1e8 Gtid GtntpiGeIs gapier,
aber es rettete ibr aeten. Ste mar i'm Iesten @tabtum
Der G9pinbfuGt unb mad BEN MusIprn@ Der Ner;te
ale, 70 9funb. 9af etnem gtld Ginmtdel 8apier las
fe BON Or: Rings Nerr Discovery; fe tcIte f@ etne
Brpbes Glaf4e uno es baIf, burauf faufte he eine srpbe
@ebraua pnrbe He miebev tart, seiunp, rufs nnb
wteSt nun trieber 140 Ifunb. SIR mettere Gin5elbeiten
ienbet eine 8riefmarfe an 90. $. Sole, Gpptbeter,
Sort @mitb.
9rpbe Slalden gratis gu haben in allen Npotbeten
greiS Der Srpben GIafAen 81. BtclefaIe Bel DreiB,
Gbpmpfcn Il Co., Gan Nntonip.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-08

uno bin iiber3eugt, 6aB, menn Seoers
mann biefes 6eilmittel fennen miirbe,
@bolcra : Morbus beinabe aue ibrer
S9reden beraubt Iein tpirbe. Sd fubr
bamit fort, einen gBl6Hsl sol einige
Sage binbut9 tdgli9 biermal eiu3unebs
men, mas meme 2ebenstraft une Sc
iunbbeit mieber beriieQte unb mid bon
einem Dpspepiialeiben furirte, mel.
DIES mid fdOn felt GINGER 3eit seplost
bate"
Die Rrantbeit, betannt als biui6Ie
&olit, tpirb er3eust bur6 bic paFase
brn @alenfeinen (biliarp eaIcuIi)
bur6 BEN 8a0= Canal. Dieie 5teine
(catculi) perben in Der @alenbIaie aus
Der @ale gebiloet uno tpenn He tlein
inb. nir6 ibre pa1age aus ber @anen !.
blaie bur9 ben Sale @anal nod benz
3m6lhingerbarm niht bemertt, aber
tDenn He 10 groB tpie cine 8obne ober
9aBelnuB, ober ieIbft tpie cine Wa limb
inb, 1T ibre paRase bur9 biefen
Canal nit groBen S6meraen Der.
bunben.
9ie Symphonic inb: f6atfe. fe,
9enbe S@mer3en, beginnenb in Der
re@ten Settle, bic R9 iebo@ balb tber
ben gan5en R6rper unb big nod ber
re9ten Bruf unb Dem re9ten Mrm er.
treden, raid gefolgt bon grbre9eu
uno oft @elbiu9t. Dies mag, fuenn
ibm ni1t @inbalt getban pirb, bon Ell.
ner 5tunbe Big gu brei ober bier Sage
bauern. Die S9mer3en fnb fhrefIi9
iberau unb er3eugen groBe gri96pfts
belt. Wenn Der Stein f1er bur1 ben
Canal binbur6 pafirt, ipiro Der pa=
tient, Denn eniipreGenb bebanbelt, ges
neieu, aber tperrt fein Qufeutbalt i'm
Canal gu lange b~er369ert mirb, baum
eutffeben @nt5in6ungen uno Su19bob.
rungea, unb tn bieiem Sale 1T cine Sc
neiung iebr atDeifelbaft.
Das gauge Spfem sriinbli9 an5u.
fpannen uub babel bic 1er5tbdtisfeit 3u
erbalten, big Der Stein bur1 ben Canal
binburdgebt, lit Mles, mas getban iper.
ben fam, na@bem fi6 Der Mnfal einees
felt bat. rpe.ru.na" In groBen unb
p%ieberbolt eingenommenen Sofen 1T
BEL Meitem bas bette 0eilmitteI In bic.
fen Gdaen, tpel1es i'd iemals &c.
braudte. gs iotte in Doien bon einem
Beinelas ooa iebe babe Stunbe einae
nommen nerben, big 6iIfe erlanst i'll.
mann Elm gBl6Eel bon ale brei Stunben
mdbrenb eiaes big 3mei SageH Die Rar
bollenben tDirb.
IS mirb tein Opium ooer anoeres
narfotif1es WitteI bsn6ibi9t. tuenn
biefe 8ebanblungsmetbobe ffrift befpIgt
tpiro. itnb cine Sur III obfoIat fdsr.
8iai6fe 2eute fnb nieiem Qeiben am
Meifen ausgeiebt, unb einem Nnfol
beRel6en folst nit 5i4erbeit Elm aus
berer. tpenn nidt etpas eingenommea
tpirb, bas bic Sbdtigteit Der 2eber re
gelt, mas bic Bilbuug peiterer Salem
feline ~perbinSern tpirb. Oas 6eilmittel,
mel9es bies bepirfen wiro, 1T uMnnsa
linz, eingenommea mie auf Der Slafhe
oOrgeidrieben. Srgenb Ssmanb. Der
einen Mnfa1 BON bili6ier QoIif bate,
folte es ni6t peridumen, eiHen GRIND.
liden 2urilts nit W~an.aslin bu,dau.
MAIDEN. um bic W0gli1teit zines ois
beren Nnfalles gu berbiten.
Or. 0artman's 4orefe iii columbus,
gh;n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-08

DIE bette SaIbe Der Melt X: Gdnitte,
0uetf4unsen, @ef&wire, Gieber. unb Sduts
ausfdIas, 6I.$te. %ssipranssns 9aaO.. Srst.
bsulsn nnb ole 4autfraaibetten ; turirt 2d.
Satisfaction sarantirt obu bas gelb pirb
8ertauf in allen apotbelen. Dreib, 9bomps
fon & Co., @tolefaIe.
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N b..

8rdntigam: No.. Sein @uni6 if
alio, lisbe Clara. baB unfere 0o93eits.
reile mad S9meben sebt. 9aft Ou be-
fonbere @rlnbe baflr?"
8raut: y8ewiB, iehr iriftigel Sdwe'
ben 1T nod Der 2anbfarie 10 f66n rola
= uno roia tleiOet mid 70 bdbi6!"
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Qei6tau CO nffatiren n.

Grau Ratb (auf benz 6eimueg bonn
2aHeefrdn39eu): .9agen Sic NAL,
Grau Snipsctor, tpel4e Damen baben
benn eigentli9 beuie gefebltS"
Grau Snipsctor: .Warter S%ie-bas
tperoen mir glei6 baben! Wel6e Da.
men inb beuie bon uus bur9aebe6eIt
ipprben2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-08
VI Der g 6uIe.

2ebret: @igeni9aitsp6rter f6nnea
geiteisert uerben, 3. .. i9an. i96ner,
= reid, rei9er; 9auptw6tter oagegen
f6nnep nidt geiteigert tueroen. Wan
tann ni9t iagen 3ifd, Sif@er-6anb.
6auber = @roBmutb-l- Der fleine
Wasi: Bitt' f96n, 6err Sebrer, @roB.
mutb ldbt f@ gang gut feigeru: @rDB.
m~utb-8roBmutterl
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HEIGHTS
0orbeer. 5hseI.)

Dies 1T Der ein3ige 9iigel in Der I'm.
Gebung Der gtnbt. Der erreidbar in.
pbne baB man @ifenbabnen freuaer
ooer on fleinen 9ttten boriber muB.
Die Werbeferungen finb ole norslgIih
un6 bic StraBen linb beinabe Bis sl
oiefem tpun0eri96nen 6iigel ata0irt.
St Iiegt 100 SUB bod iiber Der 5tabt
unb bic bibf6efen 0duier liegen In
ieiner Ndbe.
Sietet bic fA5nffe Ntsfidt.
Die rcinfte 2mft n. Der bette Gd,attem.
8reitefte etraket nttb M0emmes.
9te i@Dmfte NIB sefiinbeife Gage In
Der gtact.
Seber 8auplab bat mebrere 8dunle
un0 Gtr1u1er, nie 2ebenseime, Wees
iatde, Ngorita, 2o,beer uno perfis
monen; angepfIan3te @6ats
tenbdume um feben 8lod.
Sn bteiem Rlima finb 69attens
bdume unb @eebrife peientIih.
Die 9ouptr6bren Der MaFers uii6 Sass
leitung 9eben big gu ben BaupIdben
unb tDerben iebt meter seftibrt.
San pebr0, gelfnap, 6DtparO, Mair
unb Mcguaougb=M penue Ianfen brett
bur6 bas @isentbum.
Sas @isentbum liest BIS atf eime
Meile tauerAalb Der gtabt8rensett.
Die 8aupIdbe baben cine Gront bot.
so SUB, bic Mbenues baben cine Breite
bon 80 Sub unb bic MleDs eine ioIGe
bon 20 SUB unO finb in ber Shat $1,000
Dertb; i1 D~ertaufe aber febt an
9oI6e, Die bauen 10 oIIen, bic
Set fir $20O-$4O0. Na9bem nlebs
rere 0dnfer aufgefibrt to0rben iu6,
werbe id bic preife erb6ben, Bis Vile
besfauft unb nit ben i66nffen 6duIern
in Der @tabt San Mntonio bebalt fhab.
8%ebingunsen, elm 8iertel baar; Mef
ouf LANCE 3eit nit 8 pro3ert 3infen.
Werben 9duier fofort in Mngrif ges
ttomnen, 1T gaar . In5abIAng ni6t
erforoerli9.
Wir Dtniden gsrbeferunseu 3u boz
ben, niht @elb.
Laurel Heights Office,
SEQ. Alt Oft ) 0ouffon 6tra6e, San
Aatonio. SeTas.
SAP 6. Abams.---.- gigsntbhmer
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Scr gisSereua edub . store,

Ode on sDoufonhraBe unb Mpenue c.,
6ieier beliebte 2aben Der Gtobt, bal
ieinen neuen 8arlaib bon Com m { +.
fur 1erren. Damen uni
Rinber erbaIten nnb bat eine unber.
aleidlihe Musmahl aler 6offen unb
Qualitdten, Ser Cinderella : G@ubs
Store fhbrt nur bic Gabrifate Der bsiten
Jabrifen uno iiberbietet MlIes, mas i'm
bieigen Marft 3u baben lift. gpecias
litdt fur Oerren: Der &odfrr6sS 6ub,
fir So. Sc DetIohnt fi9 Der Mlbe; TN
@inberelIa Store nor3uipremen,
ehe nlail anbersiDD fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-08

Say- u. u. Gallatuap, Der betannte
y otograpb unb 2intIer bot
iein Itelier nod INNER am alien pIabe,
4i3 on 9oufonitroBe, obenauf unb
bic beten Bilber nit ben rleue.
ten uno poralsli6ten Snfrumenien.
preife anb mdBis. 8iIber uts
pergdngli6. 49, z, tu,p1f
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@abl Mnaeiae.

mir finb autoriiirt, @~rofeffor Sate5
Btdler bon Galbefon ala Ranbibaten fur
bas HINT bes Snperintenbenten Der
0ffentIt9sn Gr3iebung borbebaItli&
Der Biaieuns Der Semotrattf9sa StaatsEon.
beution, dn~sHfiineigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-08

s@- San AntoniD gngeD lnb Wa.
gsn So. Das neue Buggps unb Waz
aen @ef6dft go. II Weffieite, MfiIitdr
pla5a uetfauft fir fnr3e 3eit Elm Buggp
nit @efdirr FIR $75 boar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-08
MlerIet.


paul German unb Minnie Sob,
bert lieben f6 cine 9eiratbsli3ens aus>
ftelen.
= Ser Sonntags3ug Der Mranlas
paB 8abn tpirb ni9t mad Corpus
Gbrifti, fonbern mad 0oufon Iaufen
unb berldBt bic Stabt UNI 8.45 8ors
mittass.
Worgen fnbet bic R~onbention
beg fe~naiorielen '9iifritts In aril1's
Gale ffatt. Burnep bon Rerrbille unb
Dean bon.St pafo inb bic 2anbibaten.
Gin 2omite bon 3eitunesIeuten
bat fi@ gebiloet, ipeIdes fur bic Inter.
baItung Der sur G~onbention tommenbeu
ustudrtigen 3orresponbenten Gorge
tragen tpin.
~ Gamilien, bic mod ni9t barnit
berieben fno, fDlIten ntdt berfebIetf F9
fofort cine Gloi@e bon gbamberlains
@olic, @bolera unb D~iarrboea Memebp
aujulegef. gs 1T bas ein3ige suberldis
hge 9eilmittel gegen unterleibsbti@tuers
ben in irgenb elmer GOrm. rs unb SO
Gents gum 8ertauf Bel g. @obn ur5
60, s. aaIteper unb Sobn unb In
allen Npotbefen.
0rnnoetaentbutus . liebertraann8em.
@eOrs SaSse an Grib Sagse, grunbs
fthd an @afro-6 Str, 800.
0ermann &C. 8eper on Mrs. emma
Mcy1eiI, 3 @runbfiide an DauaszG Str.
$1.975.
GeOrs Sagee an uiabetb Rrif@, 40
8aras an Der gafro.Gtr 500.
s.. VI. Dieb (~gHiesba6en. Deutf@.
lanb) on s. W. Dieb, Guadalupe
@ouniD, Al Nder uefiI. bon San pebro
Greet unb Ndnbereieu in Mafour unb
McguQougb 60. preis uonlineG.
8eorg Mitte an Sd. pigott. 2 @runbs
fttide an 2arebo ctr. mnb ein Gthd
gaub bon 40 8aras ebenbafelbf. $4,000.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-01
Ex.r. L,abl,,sy to Malarlal infection.

Extra Liabitity to Maiariai lnfection.
p rsous whose blood 10 thin. digestion weak
and liver sluggish, are extra-liable 10 the at
tacks Of malarisl disesse. The most sriting ex-
posture msy, under such conditions, infect .
system which. II healthy, would resist the mias-
matte faint The only way to secure immunity
from malaria In localities where it 10 prevalent.
is 70 tone and regulats the system by improving
W skened digestion, enriching the blood, and
giving q wholesome impetus to hillary secre-
ton. These results are accomplished by moth.
ing 90 effectively q Hostetfers Stomach Bitters,
which long experience has proved to be the
most reliable safeguard against fever and ague
and kindred disorders. ss well - the btst rem
edy for them. The Bitf~rs are. moreover, an
excellent invigorant of the organs of urfnarion,
ana an active oepurent, eliminating from the
blood those acid impurities which originate
rheumatic ailments
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-01

Arrival u Mors UnfsrtunAts ss0sr

Arrival ~ Uors UnfortunAte Ba0sr-
9 e. Jensen. Nels Andersen, Andrew Mckay
ana feeef FOs2 al suffering with typhoid ievsr
Wete received at Grace hospital yesterday.
1ne most daugerouo CO., Ct 0xace hospital q
present f that Of Mn Nelson. also suf|erina
With Uphold liver.
Five new patients were rscsivod ct Providence
hospital yesterday, three with typhoid fever
one with pneumonia and one su1sfing from a
accident
William Robertson, the man who was 90 -
sioualy sawed In the stomach In the Kent mill
Wss doing well yesterday. having rested Quiie
ea1tly during the might. Robertson had inst
arrived from Council Grove. Kan. and gan
work ID the sawmi.L He il member Of the
4. O. o. ".
Martin Hilvor, . etillaguamish logger, val
brought 70 this city from Florence yesterday
morning with his ught foot badly crushed by I
falling Urea Hiivor was working Ia Z oxrina
camp rawing mp" when cut dropped upon
hae loot He was taken to Providence hospital
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-01
: FESTIVAL OF rABERSAclEs.
fsss Day. which the Hebrew. strictly

ays Which the Hebrews Strictly
ooserve-fhe Coming Fair.
- vent week in tue II brew calen ta- is
tae fareruse e. or me nsaceah. -
-, hanhaa occurs on Oct Der 5 tsis
n Mini Atseres On the 9Th aud simchas
- we ssa- The lsst FEAST cetebrstrs ne
~ he reasiinv OF the FIVE books o. Mos $
eso The beginning OF the same for the
q - -. sud is g neraay celebrated VITA q
vf other censastratioa This year
49, 49, vi cesorass the oc aston by a
= the Armory. o continue for tnre
nencing on Oct. .bers.
>s-s7 vance OF the seven DAYS of the tab
ofseas.le: = -'-@'''
~ s-.nn. the tabernacle in which We
seven days. is the sign Of the hu-
1scie. the body. in which oar stay Is
synbolized by seven days. This
snsu bald up. aud into 1t We shall
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-01

long-faced. disconsolate appearing man
made his appearance before Judge Rivers yes
terday and fled information against two White
chapel worthless. whose names he did uot know.
He claimed that they were bunco steerers. and
that they had swindled him out OF some money.
warrant was sworn on for the arrest Of sJohn
Doe aud Richard Roe" aud placed In the
hands OF Constable Thornton for service
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-01
HARRY WHITE &O0
MsIR AVENUE OPP SOUTH THIRD ST. SEATTLE xlsI
PORT CRESCENT.

Tine xohs1n riac n.a this psissssa
I i
Suus ~ es.fns on
mex Northern Comp
Al ne f,n ps,ss 80 -
choice n9 G. @e
be-
Ma ham Heus
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-01

nue IRE in the Windsor lodging-house.
corner Of Jackson and Sixth streets. called out
two hook and ladder companies ana engin. 5
Nos I, 2 and & The Ere was out before the
department srriv d. The building is owned by
@. Marrotto, and the upper portion of the place
is rented by horde of White hapei women
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-01

william Mason, Calleseny Outflow, John VIII
con, Peter Olsen, Thomas Smith. john Brandon.
Thomas Baker and Henry w llson, charged with
selling liquor to Indians and sentenced to van.
ous terms, left the county jail in charge Of dep
uty United States marshals for the government
prison on McNeil's island yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-01

il 0asaAlan Lightweight Defeated.
nnkroGls. Sept 0.-Harry Gilmore. cham
liehtweisht Of Canada. aud James Nc.
= Philadelphia. were to have fought TO Z
ooight At the end Of the tenth round.
geG when McPhal had the best Of the
Gilmore claimed his left arm was injured
11or6 q contiuue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-01
gzDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.

naptists Of King County Perfect m
0rgsniEation and Elect Omcers.
King county Baptist Sunday school Asao-
va orxanised last evening st the First
church. The following ofleers were
Chairman. Dr.. G. A Walsh, late of
- VICE president. T. W. Jones: secretary.
Ehliaker.
y. Read gave an interesting address on
Soccxsstul sunday School, He said
0Nccessful achool was found. not in
nount Of singing or the number Of
but In the real impress made ON souls
~ hearts" Among those present from
- he meeting were Rev. r Burnside. of
6ew York: Rev. o. D. Taylor, of Dalles.
ma kev. E. G. Wheeler, Of Portland.
ISOLATION closes today with the follow.
- rmme:
8 | ToasIxe sEssros-s:so A 4
service. led BY superintendent
~ ts4he North school.
40 Dcuastment and Teachers Work
~ Wheeler.
lunsioa.
.!.eo q the Church to the Sunday school
= ?. 7. Richards
ncuzsicn.
AFTERNOON SESSION. r. r.
- iof the Sunday school work Of this
aepefinsendent I. w. Ward. Madison
eseA0ol
hleid-Rev. D. J. Pierce. D. D.
soncay School, LESSON for Next Sunday
: q Wheeler.
sower-Rev. Z. G. Wheeler.
n i lasaon of eli the above topics.
4 - ~ Driil on the Art of Teaching-Rev.
EVENING sKssrox-7:s0 r. Il.
church. 800 " no
~ anporsance of Prayer in Sunday School
icy. Thomas BALDWIN.
- sunday school lesson.
~ Vonuuct the Singing in the Sunday
0perints ndent Craven. North church.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-04
A MODEL

ACTON, Buncombe Co., N. G.
Nh, EDIToB:-We have one of the
strongest lodges (563) in the county.
We have the soLdest Democratic
township in the county, in the State
or in the United States. We have
more freehOlders to the number Of
voters; more men that a read their
own ballots; more churches and the
best churches (%ac3ording to our
wealthy; more good school houses,
according to population, than any
township in the State; more general
intelligence and less lawsuits than any
township Of our population; fewer
renters, or men without their own
homes, less chickering's and no paupers.
We have an intelligent colored popu
latlOn and every man Of them can
read, and only one or two families but
that own their own homes. THIS
looks like boasting, but every word is
true.
Our crops of to oacco is curing very
we'll, corn AID grass are simply first
rate; our potato and cabbage crop
good. We live near the city Of Ashe-
vile, which furnishes a good market
for all our products, and pay for our
extra labor. An electric railway will
be laid to Sulphur Springs, Carriers
Springs, five miles from AshevilIe,
within the nex so days, also a large
sanit2ri4m, with 4 hundred and
fifty rooms, with all the conveniences
Of modern improvements will be
erected.
think | will send a large list of
subscribers soon.
Respectfully,
VIM. l.. HENRY.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-04
RE SOLUT4ONS
EBENEzER ALLIANCE, n,
Berry Co., Mo.

EBENEzER ALLIANCE, Nc. 81.
Mr.. EDIToR:-We are small in
number vi we have large hearts for
the Alliance. We are ready and
willing and urge all the brothers of
the industrial unions of America to
% ready to take hold and act when it
is thought best for US to do so by cur
leading men, for they have the time
aud more opportunities afford them
selves to our leaders and they are
placed where they can learn and know
what is being done throughout the
country more than VIZ can while at
home trying to make our support.
While our leaders, or some of them,
are having slanderous words hurled
at them through the subsidized press,
We ask them to stick that much the
closer and we will assure them that
by the help and strength given us by
u Heavenly Father that we will
stick that much the closer to them.
Seeing and knowing Of the misrepre
sensation that some papers have
thrown at us, we, therefore, adopt the
following resolutions:
Resolved, That we will not support
any paper that so misrepresents our
officers to US through their columns;
that print false words to try to upset
u unity, that we will at once discon-
tinue to let such come to our homes.
Resolved, That we will not in any
case or under any circumstances
whatever p~atronize any advertisers
who seek their patronage through
such papers.
Resolved, That a copy be sent to
The PROGRESSIVE FARMER for publica-
ton. Yours inChrlst,
W. A. KING, Chm'n,
M. J. CARLTON, Sec'y,
w. R. SMITH,
Committee.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-04
LETTER FROM MISSOURI.
Contraction of the Currency.


Mr.. EDIToR:-I want to say to you
that this contraction of the curreocy
is a powerful thing. 1t is a terrible
and fearful thing; 1t is the warning
voice plainly telling US that our gov,
eminent is in the hands Of British
shylocks brought about by This Ma,
tional banking system, because there
IS no other power in this government
that would cause this contraction of
the currency. There is no other way
Oy which it could have oeen done
only by and through this National
banking system Of money that has
been established in u government,
and why is it the leaders Of both old
parties nave failed to tell us that this
system of money vas robbing and en-.
shaving the American people? Now
it is self evident fact that they are aid
ing the British In their schemes; il is
a self evident fact that they are en-.
gagged in wholesale robbery that has
been and is still going On In u gov
eminent. They never have said a
word about it and they never will
until the people find II out themselves,
bus on the other hand they have taken
special pains to have it hOlsted up in
all the leading papers IN this govern
men5 shat we have the best system Of
money the world ever saw, and true
enough it is to bankers, to bond
holders and the money lords of Great
Britain the best system of money the
world aver saw, but to all the people
that labor and live in these United
States, except bankers, bond holders
and Office holders, 1t Is eternal slavery
for all time to come, because it is the
British system Of finance and has been
forced upon the American people by
selfish Legislation which has given old
British money lords the power to rob
and enslsve the American people.
Our farms, cur homes and all that we
have must sooner or later go into the
hands of old British money lords, and
unless we have legislation that will
stop this National banking system Of
money in u government, there is no
possible chance for us to escape.
Now, my brothers, in con-
clusion l would to God l could
say to you all, both North and
South, from the Atlantic to the
Pacific Ocean, we have all been
deceived by she great leaders of both
old parties, and our country is calling
US, as honest, intelligent men, to come
cut from the old parties and vote with
the party that is for justice and hu-
manly, for liberty and freedom.
NATHAN HIATT.
Exeter, Berry Co., Mo.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-04
RESOLUTIONS FROM ORANGE.

= Nh EDITOR: The following resolu
tions were passed at u last meeting
on Saturday last:
Resolved, That We honor and esteem
T. V. Powderly for the brave and
patriotic manner in which he defends
the laborer,
Resolved, That it is the prayer of
this Alliance for all labor organiza-
tions to meet with our beloved Presi
dens at Ocala, Fla, and there devise
some plan whereby We may be able to
cope with the supporters of the Pink
erton forces in all their oppressive
schemes.
Resotved, That we would recon-
mond a political union as the best
method to obtain justice.
ReSolved That we will not assist in
the election of any candidate who OPP
poses our order or its demands.
A. R. HOLMES, Pres.
JAS. l. PRATT, Sec'y.