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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-28
LOCA .AND GEWER4L
We MS BRIEFS.


Otercoats ut reduced prices at l.
Frank & Co.'S.
l. ulies, the trunk you want .is at
/. Funk " Co.'S.
For nice cap or fine hat, call
ut /. Frank Il Co.'S.
Just received at 1. Frank & Co.'S
full line of valiSes.
Big Stone Gaps boom has assum
cd enormous proportions.
For II first class suit of clothes
made to order, call OH l. Frank 4
Co.
Without mail since Monday, any
outside news is Of course unattaina
ble. ~
rev. J. A. Leslie will preach in
the Christian Church Sunday at IL
q M.
Capt. r.. A. 31iller and family have
returned to Tazewell from AIssis
sippi.
Sensational reports reach here of
Il great wash out at Brlmwell and
vicinity.
Rev. NJ. w. Doggett has gone to
Mates Springs, Tenn, for the benc
ff, of his health
Hacks, wagons and horses have
been in demand for some days by
visitors seeking to get out
MI r. A. Saunders left for New
York on Wednesday, going across
country by way of Wytheville.
The bill for the increase of the
salary of the Judge of TazeweIl
county has passed the House.
A movement is oil foot to move
the county seat of Wise from Glade
vile to a poiut Oh the railroad.
The slide ut Tip Top is reported
TO be $50 feet long and L. feet deep
Passengers and mail will be trans
ferred.
Mr.. j. l.. Brown, Of Abingdon,
called in yesterday OH his way
home from taking orders in the
counties east.
Some of our citizens are interest,
ed in new town company in Wise
county. Virginia City is TO be the
name Of the new town.
The East Tennessee, Virginia g.
Georgia Railroad Coell appropri
->.&Ged funds for the building of $3.50
freight cars, $500 of which are coal
cars.
Rev. w. II. Price was called home
from his quarterly meeting at Gra-
ham last week, in consequence of
the sickness of his wife and two
children.
The number of students who
have entered the University this
session is 473, aud this number will
be increased TO over 500 before the
end of the session.
If any of our friends should visit
the growing city of Bristol they
will find the Hamilton House Il
first class hotel, and in easy proX
unity to both stations.
When the land slides of Tuesday
came on the Clinch Valley railroad.
fOrty.six drurmerS were found shut
i'm at Tazewell C. H. The drum
mers did not mind it, but it was
tough on the hotels.
The black iron towers indicate
that the Graham furnace will soon
be turning ont pig, from the Tip
Top mines The weather has been
favorable and the time has been
we'll used in pushing the work.
Having found the credit system
al ccimbug, have determined to
sell hereafter strictly for cash. So
when you come TO see me, bring the
money. Respectfully,
l.. v. SPOTS.
Mr.. r. X. Wright, Jr, agent Of
the Graham Land Improvement
Co., was in town during the week
on business of the Co. Investors
arc anxiously awaiting the time
when lots will be put upon the
market.
If there is as great a quantity of
goOd-iron ore as Is reported to ex.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-28

NIRGINIA In the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of Tnzewc.l County,
February z, A. d.. 1890.
o. N. Brown and others Compainants,
against
Thomas Hall and all the heirs mt law and
distributes Of George Hail. deceased.
Except the Compartments, A. i. Hall ,Jr.,
and Robert IInlD and whose names nro
unknown, Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to have pnrti-
ton of the lnnd in the bill mentioned. to
wit: "a acres lying in Bnrks Garden, Taze-
well unity. W., of which Lydia Hall died
seized and possessed, and to have the saIne
sold and the proceeds thereof paid to the
parties entitled thereto and to charge snid
Thonins Hall with the rents and profits of
said land since he has held and occupied
the same and to apporton council fees be-
tween the parties. And it appearing from
affidavit TINT the names of the heirs and
distributes of George Hall. deceased, ex-
cept the Complainants, a. j, Hall. Jr., and
Robert Hall, are unknown, ms well hB nom
residents of this State, it is ordered tint
they appear here within fifteen days after
due publication hereof and do What
is necessary to protect their interest
in this suit; and that II copy of this order
be published Ill the CI.Iacn VALLEY News
and posted MS required by law.
Tcstc:
II. BANE HARTMAN, d, c.
HENRY 4 GRAHAM, p. q.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-28
In CnANcERY.

The object Of this snit Is to compel
Thomas Hall to account for the personal
estate of NIL kinds whatsoever that went
into his hands M administrator of Lydia
Hall, deceased. and to compel said Thomas
Hall TO settle his administration account.
and to have distribution of the personal
estate of Lydia Hall, deceased, among the
parties entitled thereto. And il appearing
from affidavit that the names of the heirs
and distributes of George Hail. deceased,
except the Comp!ainants, A. j. Hall, Jr.,
and Robert Hall. are unknown, ms well MS
non residents of this State, it is ordered
That they appear here within fifteen ,lnys
after due publication hereof and do what
is necessary To protect their interest in
this suit and that copy of this order be
published in the CLINcH VALLEY NEWS and
posted as required by law.
a Copy-Tcstc
H. BANE HARTMAN, j. c..
HENRY & GRAHAM. ID. a.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-28
Adrian Riddick,
SPECIAL AGENT.

Tho Equity commcntls itself to the
public because of its conservative and
safe management. IL issues Life In
deinnity aud also Limited Life Poll
cies. Premiums M low rs consistent
with snfctv. Before insufing else
where consult your interest by euro
fully examining this sound and pros.
porous Company. For any desired
information address.
ADRIAN RfDDICK,
Tazewcll .. H., Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-28

LADIES
Needing tonic. or children that want building
uJ,. should take
DROWS'S IRON BITTERS.
ii is pleasant ID take. cures Manfia. Indigcs-
tion and Biiousncss All dealers keepit.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-28

HENRY 4 GRAHAM, p. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-29

WHAT ONE CAN DO WITH A CHAFING DISH.
A Guide tor Amateur Cooks. By HIS.
(Sixty-Four Recipes Second Edition-Re-
vised. New York: John Ireland.
DJAMBEK THE GEORGIAN. Tale Of Modern
Turkey. From the German Of A. G. Won SUIT
HER. [Town and Country Library, No. 40.
New York: d. Appleton & Co.
THE IDLE THOUGHTS OF AN IDLE FELLOW:
Book for an Idle Holiday. By JEROME X.
JEROME, author of ''Three fen in a Boat" ETC.
New York: Henry Holt q Co.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS and Other Stories
of New England Life. By HEMAN W. CHAPLIN.
Third Edition. Boston: Little, Brown d Co.
Washington: Brentano's.
THE POPE AND THE NEW ERA. Being Let
ters from the Vatican in 1889. By WILLIAM
T. STEAD New York: Cassell & Co. Wash.
ington: Brentano's.
SPEECHES AND PAPERS: On the Silver, Postal
Telegraph, and other Economic Questions
By NATHANIEL P. HILL Washington: Bren-
tanos.
THE NEGRO QUESTION. By GEORGE W. CABLE
author Of "Ihe Silent South" New York
Charles Scribner's Sons. Washington: Breu-
tano's.
HISTORY OF NEW ENGLAND. By JOHN COR.
HAM PALFREY. Volume V. Boston: Little
Brown b Co. Washington: Brentano's.
EXPIATION. By OCTAVE THANEr. Illustrated
by A. B. Frost New York: Charles Scribner's
Sons. Washington: Brentanos
MYTHS AND FOLKLORE OF IRELAND. BY
JEREMIAH CURTIN. Boston: Little, Brown 4
Co. Washington: Brent8noa
GETTYSBURG, AND OTHER POEMS. By ISAAC
X. PESSYPACKER. Philadelphia: Porter q
Coates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-29
Electricity in Public School 8.

An interesting exhibition was held yesterday
afternoon in the physical laboratory of the
Miner school building Of the work done
by the students of the colored high school
who are members of the class in advanced
physics. The room was filed with an excel
lent collection Of specimens of electrotyp-
ing and silver and nickel plat.
ing. miniature electric road was in
successful operation and all sorts Of clever cleo.
trical contrivances were to be seen, all the
work of the class. This il the first year that
advanced physics has been Taught SO thor.
oughly in its practical side, but the
success that has attended the experiment has
been most gratifying. The class now numbers
seventeen and il under the instruction Of Mr..
II. NJ. Browne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-29
STATEMENT OF DIR. LAIRD:

The relief afforded by BUFFALO LTIA
% of
COLIC Of
the of
alhe
ward gradually diminished
time in the condition Of the patient marked
BY
of
Iwsn
Water H&i Springs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-29
CITY AND DISTRICT.

- Upon the basis Of price per line per 1000
circulation, the advertising rates Of The EVEN
ISe STA. are only about half a. high a. those of
other Washington papers. But cheapness is
not the only merit. It's service is better than
any ooaer paper in TIE city can possibly gipe!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-29
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION,
OVER MILLION DIsIhIBUrKD
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

Iuccrrorated by the Legislature for Educational
ard Charitable purposes. and its franchise made Q
art Of the present state Constitution IN 1879 BY
overwhelming popular vote.
Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place Semi An
nually tune and December), and its GRAND SIN
OH NJ bER DRAWINGS take place in each Of
tie other ten months of the year. and are all drawn
IL IOb.lc ~ the Academy VI Music, New Orlesns La
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS
fOR INTEGRITY OF IT'S DRAWINGS AND
PROMPT PAYMENT OF PRIZES.
Attested As follows:
nc 10 hrrrhB ecr y that suprrfss rhs dTranpe-
aus FAR al The onfhi and na.dt Drdtcfnosof
Tie LogitsadHd S0te LOTTERY Company, and persia
amaze aud eoptJOt The L1aulBps themselves, and thai
H' sots conducted nth k0se<tv. yaTness and iu
geo Jdlh tuTd at pdrtss authorize the Cone
g0HE e. hts c,Tttncafe. uih
s0fEJes attacised. ma aEs IdueTtls<ptcnfs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-29
Akw ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
Nev Orleans, Ia

-fvNrvpvR w,. the payment OF PRIZES IL
GUARANTEED BY POUR NATIONAL BANKso Of Nsu
Orleans and the tickets xned BY the Presadsnt OF
On Institution whose chartered rights Recognised
ths highest Courts therefore, Ss~>rs VI IA iuaits
s-lals On anonymous schelne<
oNE DOLLAR - the price Of the smallest pr,
q, fr..tion u . Ticket lssUED BY Us in my Draw
AZ Anything IN h-aus Snsrsd Tor less than ;
Dollar q swindlA mhl2-wksow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-29

The London Standard thinks the st. John
(Newfoundland) meetings are intended only t.
show that the oolonists are in earnest and says:
"While the government cannot utterly disre-
gard French claims founded upon treaties, the
colonial public may rest assured that Lord
Salisbury viii not, for the sake Of momentary
quiet. forego . single bsns6t which the letter
and spirit Of treaties warrant him in asserting
on behalf Of Newfoundland"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-29

IL K FULTON. LOAN OFFICE. l2ls PA AVE
H. n ~ Established 1870 The only Licensed Psun
6ToEsr IN the District Money lo~ned on Watches.
Iiauonds Js~elry, silver Ware aud other valuables
GEOold N at hes and other uA<eaeeRssd pleoxes In
great VARSITY g ysry Low pglcoA sAlS-olS'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-29
PAIRIoTIc ELoauESoE at the opening Of Lin
coin Post fair.

Hit the Second Chimney In the World.
The chimney Of Cisrk's thread works at
Kearney, N. j., the second tallest chimney in
the world, was struck by lightning yesterday
morning and badly damaged. Three mills
we're forced 10 shut down. Several houses in
the outskirts are reported to have been struck
by lightning. No one was killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-29

rHIA WATER,
olvent of Stone in the Bladder.
leumatic Govt.
ohatic Sediment.
Discharge Six and One-Half Ounces of Stone.
STONE IN Umc ACID o
DsSTEGRAroS
FoRTY-EIGHT HOURS
Case J. of Pa,
Experience person.
attest the efficacy Of the BUFFALO LITHIA
"sunerngs the intensity of which cannot be described 1"
the Ea"" Of @s Water
weighed much leaving
don Of comparative comfort
ION appearance
" A h CALCULUS DESTROYED BY 1Hr ACTION o. "e WATER by MEANS SOLO
eams
Of WATER IF
of the
acid it
having it IN
STONE IN BLADDER
OUNCES DISCHARGED
Case stated by HAIsTEAD
FnchAru CDeOratd; Member Of
o
that
SOLVENT
ande
kTt a
a
to he to
dhe Of
andys nprce in his genera
Ill Springs PanrMs. On Application
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-29
THE LAFAYETTE MONUMENT.
The Opinions Of the Art Critics VII
Examined lt.

LETTERS TRAxsnrTRp ~ ArNIsrHI REID 10
sEcRRTARY PloCroR-THI WORK SAID TO N
sArIsrACTonY-N. TAME MAKES An xxrHu-
sIAsTIc coNMENf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-29
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC NEW oRLEAN2
TUESDAY, APRIL Is 1900

GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS
TUESDAY, APRIL Is, 1900
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000
100000 Tickets s2O each: Halves, Sl0; Quarterz
~. lenths. a.. Iwentlsthss 81.
LIST OF PRIZES
IrRIZE OF s3OO.OOo is-.......... $500, 900
JIk.LE Oh lOO.UVO ls................ 4 10000
lIklLk GA 5V,UOU is............... 10000
IFhILL or 10000 ls.............. 25,UOO
T11LEs Of 1000 Aru....--....... $1,000
flILfS OF otuuO are..-.-........- So.OOU
~ fhlZfS Os .1VO Are.-..--.------ oO,OOO
~ ll.4LAS w. oVOAEc..-.......--... OU,OUV
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APPROXIMATION PRizES
100 Prizes Of 500 are-...-.-.-...-....-.. 10000
5.0 tntss y 80 are .......-.....--....- $4,000
~ IEALrs VI @OO Are-....-....-...-.. SO,OUO
TERMINAL PRIZES.
s9e irizes Of siOV Are-.-...............-. $4,000
SSs Prizes VI lVo 1880
5lJi Prizes. amounting to.
NOlE-IlOksts drawing CzpiiAl Prizes not IL
tsS ~ Terminal Prlze.
AGENTS WANTED
|" foR CLUE Rams, any further Information
ssssIns your T..as With s.,s SnnsT MY
Number More raYia n4ail delivery viii bs A.
ssled 70 Ssa< iIeiOsaIs SeAgis yVuE gul
Address
lAPokTANT.
Address ~ pAUpHIN.
New Orleans. Ia
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-29
BUFFALO LITHIA WATT
The Great and Only Known Solvent of Stone in
Its value in Rheumatic Govt
1t Dsove Both the Uric Acid and the Phosphate Sediment
Three Patients Discharge Six and O

Holt
HALF OUNCES OF CALCULI
family Physician, c. N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-29
PROPOSALS.

Svp.VTWFNT N TEF INTFRIoR W1s1INo
III ton, March 20. 1s90.-Ssaled proposals. viii
be receiyed.t this Department until ONE O'CLOCK
PM MONDAY. APRIL TWENTx-F1RsT, 800, for
Furnishing supplies consisting mainly Of Meats Pro-
visions. Groceries, Dry Goods. Shoes. Druys Psints
Goyernment Hospital for the insane nee,
forms OF proposals. schedules Of items
and instructions to bidde VIII Be furnished on sppli
cation 10 this department JOHN W, NOBLE
m22,29sp6. l2,l6.le sscretary.
DkOPOsALS FOR IMPROVING BUNKER Hill,
1 ROAD; Of the ConmissionerA DC. Wash:
=. on sATUEDAl, APRIL FIFTH. 1890 Tor Srsd-
proposas and Be obtained at this
once upon appicanon therefor toeether With all nee
vii BE- e s S The right 4 Esssrvsd F:jsst
I. q Hlk1. H n. RoBERT. Commissioners DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-29
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP,
Maryland Farms Near the City Find
Ready Buyers.

re ACTIVITY IN CITY AND SUBURBAN PROP
BRrY-FISE RESIDENCES BRINo ERECTED IN
DIFFERENT SECTIONS OF THE pIsrRIcr-orHKR
MATTERS OF INTEREST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-29

BEAD xnz PRooaAn Of Lincoln Post fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-29

Have YOUR TURNITURE REPAIRED. nEUP.
tiQus furniture Store and storage Ware Houss oSS
St. All work do0s drstclass q loWestc pgioDs
m3-24ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-29
NEW PUBLICATIONS,

Go TO LINCOLN Posr FAIR and see some skill
full dancing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-29

The same architect has also designed the
two houses which are being erected by Mr.. T.
A. Harding on P street just west Of 18th street
These houses will be four stories in height
and the fronts will be built of pressed brici
with brown-stone trimmings and stone ashlsl
base. The front of the houses will be finished
with gables, which will break the line of the
high-pitched roofs. Both houses will be heated
by steam. The first doors viii be finished in
hard wood.
PRESIDENT RAxxIS's NEW HOUSE.
A residence Is to be erected for Rev. DIR. Ran.
kin, the president of Howard University, on
the grounds Of the university. The design
which is picturesque Queen Anne type, vii
be effective on the lofty site overlooking the
city. 1t will be = low and rather rambling
structure, and will be built of wood stained I
deep red. The graceful lines of the rounded
roof broken with gables and dormers will pre-
sent striking contrast to the tall buildings Of
the universisy, which were designed more with
reference TO utility than TO beauty. II will
however, be pleasing addition to the hand
some suburban residences which are scattered
about the city. The builder 10 Mr.. Robert L
Fleming.
REAp TINE pnoonAN Of I.inc,ln poaf fair .
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-21
Yrpntinente Smamfpirtbe.

gBis Derben bic amerifanil6en paz
tent u&eoerenbs" bic Sdnbe iiber bem
Ropf 3uiammenf1Iagen, tpenn He ers
fabren, baB Der @rjbilbof bon ganterz
burp, Der primas bon gnglanb, cine
Wirtbifaftslisens bat l6ien mifIen unb
he gel0ft batl Inter ieiner Patronage
1T ndmlidb fir @eiftli6e, pel9e nad
Sonbon fommsn, bort eine ,,6eimatb
fur Geiitiide", cine Nrt GIubbaus, er.
ri6tet tporben, no fie einfebren unb fiir
bic 3eit ibres Nufentbaltes in 2onbon
gu mdbigen preifen, uno ben 2odungen
Der b0fen Welt entriidi, logiren f6nnen.
9aB @eiiili6e eeiliiee @etrdute leidtes
rer 4rt geniebenL oarar mirb in gng.
lamb nibt nlr fein MnftoB genommem,
fonoern es tpirb iosar als felbnbers
itdnolid betra9tet. DeBbalb muBte
natiirlib bas geiitli6e @lu5baus bes
9errn gr36ii6ofs au6 eine Wirtb:
ftaitsli3ens baben, uno ba ss auf leis
men Namen betrieben mitb, 10 muBte 1ie
au9 auf feinen stamen ausgeiient
tperben.
anfangs ttrdubte ii3 Der geiitli1e
9Biiroentrdger, Ii9 in Die &eibe Der
S1anfwirtbe eiutragen gu IuiIen. Mber
als ibm Der 2orbfanaler Salisbury porz
itellte, auf ieinen yiamen lauteten 10.
gar gan3e 42 Wirtbi6aftsliienien in
gn9lanb, CAB er nad. Sn AZ 2ronges
ri6tsgebduben in gnalanb linb ndmli6
@ehaurationen eingeridiei. in tpel1en
felbltperitdnbIib au9 geiitise @etrdhte
ausgei6enft perben, unb ole biele Der.
ben auf ben NameH oes 9orbfanalers
betriehen.
Nber Der @r5biid)oI bon Canterbury
unb Der 2orbfaHaler finb nod teines.
megs bic bornebmffeE perfonen in gng.
LAMB. tpelde Wiribi6aften betreiben.
Die &6nigiu 8ietoria felber tbut es.
Sn gnglanb NOR es ndmli1 big natb
Witte bieies Sabrbunoerts nod Site
geueien, baB ole 5ofbsbienlteten tdg.
lid beitimmte 0ienaen Bier, gDein,
9iqu6r, ie mad bem Rang. geliefert be-
famen, mie Dies in friiDereu 3eiten
iiberaa 8raud mar. @rff fur3 Dor feinem
Sobe ftsllte prin3 hilbert oies ab. etatt
beRen erbalten bic 5ofbebienlteten ieits
bem einen @elbbetrag, uno in ben to.
nigli6en S6l0flern ipurben S6anf.
iielen eingeri6tst. po Sober @etrdnte,
fir beren preiswiltbige Ysi1aifenteit
garantirt pirb, fiir fein @eIb taufen
tauH. Die CUTE p8ic1 ioll Elm f6onss
@eIo namit berbieuen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-21

io0 ia fein 8ortpurf iein, iagt' i9 fdon,
sic baben iid) bamals eben geirrt. g(ber
bann mubten Sic bod ipdter sSbres
Srrtbums inne perben unb bem Mdos
den feline Suuliiouen borli9tig rauben-
borii9tig, sartfableno, es bat Maes feline
Gorm unb auf bic Sorm fommt's an
unb 5u elmer 10 brutalen @eifi6te,
tpie bieiem Gampf i'm MaHer, burften
sic es f6pn ear nidt tomnlen Iai1en.
sic batten ia beute Wdrterinnen alfge,
trieben, tparum t1idt bereits getern2
2afen mir bas! iagte Der Graf. O6
Sic IL bieier 5a9e msin @etpiiien mad
geriitte!i baben ,Db sic nur INNER tbas
ten, mas i6 mo!lte - i1meisen mir
bartiber! Wteine 59ulo minbert Sbr
8erbalten nidt. tDenigitens nidt bor
rr,einen eigenen @epi0en; Id babe
f9Ie6t, bdblid, erbarmunsslos geban.
belt. Ob au6 unporii6tig9 M6Sli9
Oie erfen Sage uab Wo9en = mir lab<
ten beibe tpie i'm Gaui1 babin; i9
ba9te on ni9ts in Der Wslt als an iie unb
ni1t oil bic nd9te @iunbe = unb ibr
eing es pObl ebenio. Damn fam bas
@rtpaden.
Sic fraste. lie brduste; baB i9 ibr
bic gbe Dertpeigern f6nne, fel ibr gar
ni9t bel, Iie ipunoerte ii9 nur, tparum
ber prieHer gar nidt fOmme, fie sur
@briitin au MAIDEN unb bann nit mir
3u trauen. Diefe Sage, no i'd iie i'll
tduihen, ibr bic @ebanfen tueg3utdl1en
ber1u6te, no i'd beu9elte unb log =
glauben sic mir, einen She'll meiner
Sdulb babe i'd fbon abgebiibt. unb
obenbrein war's nublos; geitern blieb
Sic besTormittags lanse auf ufibrem3imz
mer, unb als He enbli9 bor mid bins
trat, ba log i9 ibr bonn Gef9te OBJ:
iie elaubt Dir nidt mebr! llnb ba He
mid benuo6 anImeinenb rubig anb6rte,
als i'd nun bei9tete. unb INNER nifte,
aud BEL meinem S1tpur, He ME gu Der,
lafen. 10 glaubt' id fdon: einige Sage,
unb iie miro bariiber binipsetommen.
Darum lieB i9 fie aud auf ibren gefebI
allein. YIN Nbenb berIauets iie mid gu
ipre1en; id eri9rat. als i6 fie iuieber.
lab, iOelb gren3enloierS Sammer, unb bas
Bel feline 3brdne. sic flebte uno be-
idmor: Ma6 mid au Deinem Weibe!
Grei Sage min ids fein. bann seb' i'd
mir ielbfi ben COB unb Ou biit pieber
fret! Gs mar fur9tbar -.
ct betitummte.
Gopf ouf! ntabnte Der 2omuifdr.
sic fudteu iie natarlid gu berubis
gen-
Der @raf f1utielte ben Gopf. Sd
iagte 3u ibr: Mit Sir ilerben tam i1,
3u nieinen Weibe fann i'd Did Ni1t
MAIDEN. Wiuft Du, 10 1T bies fur uns
Beioe bic leBte Stunbe. unb lebnit Du
bies ab unb siebft Dir ielbit ben Sob,
10 iterbe i'd Sir mad. Sd babe es
ernif gemeint. -.
(Sortfesrns fo!gi.)
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3ilbung ausaeitaiteten glementen stpei,

gilbnng ausgeftaiteten glementen sDei,
awar 6ur6aus unprobuftipe, aber febr
weite Gebiete in b0berem MaBe er6ffnet,
als es in irgenb einem anberen Rulturs
lanbe Der Gaa 1T: 0as 2bbufatens uu6
bas pfaffentbum = bas cine auf ber
6tonomif9en, bas aabere auf Der geiifis
gen Werf6robenbeit her berri9enben
3ufdnoe begriinbet, aber geibe sabI'
reid genug, I'm elmer gan3en Maf1e gez
bllbeter proletarier eine iorgenfreie Sri,
ftena iidern.
Wenn bemna6 unter bem mdnnli9en
Sbeile Der eingeborenen geb6Iferung 6as
uebel Deg geiltigen proletariats bierau>
lanbe minber f1arf empfunoen tpirb aIs
anberswo, 10 tritt oafelbe I'M 10 ems
pfinolitsr in ben Heiben Ser meibliden
geb6lferuug auf. g. 3. 0oltsstg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-21
Saubbeit fanm utdt sebeilt wersen

bur9 iofale appIieationen, neil iie ben franfen
Sbeil bes Sbres nidt errei9en fonnem. IS
siebt nur einen 8es, bic 9aubbeit su furiren,
uno Der 1T bur9 tonItitutionelle Seilmittel.
5anbbeit toirb bnr9 einen entsanoeten 8utano
ber idleimisen ausfleibang 6er euitad,iiden
@obre bsruria6t Bsnn bieie &obre fid) ent
siinbet, bab! ibr einen rumpelnben Con ober
unbolItommeneS @ebos; unb tuenn iie gans ae,
idloiien 1T, erfol9t Saubbeit, unb Dena Bic
Gntsinoung nidt sebOben uno oiefe &Ote pie.
Der in ibren seboiisen 3uifanO seriebt perben
fann, ipiro bas @ebor fur INNER 3elliort pers
ben; neun Gaae inter sebn fno bntd sfatarrb
berurfadt, heldsr nidt oils Elm entsinbeter
3uitdnb Der faleimisen SberFd@en 1T.
D,r Dollen einbunbert Dollars fit ieben
(ourd) aatarrb sernria9teu) 8aa bon 9aubbeit
9eben, ben mir nid)ts bud ginnetmen bon
paH's Ratarrb aur bsilen f0unen. 2abt Sud
umlon(l @ireulare fcmmen.
8. 3. Gbeneb &, 6 o., SoIebo, 0.