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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-28
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Wortb bot nit Col. StaHorb in 60
lumbus unb berf9iebenen anberen Sc
i9dftsleuien in Waibinaton County
unb in 8ictoria einen Nertraa ab.
gei9loRen, cine groBe &efrigerators
@nitalt nit einem Gapital bon 5000. 600
5u grin6en, UNI einem enslif9en @Dns
bifate regelmdBig bebeutenbe Mengen
BON Gleiid in gefrorenem 3ufanbe gu
liefern. Sas gauge Yroiett mirb BET
am IL. Mdr3 in Sort Wortb taeenoen
8iebatdter 2onbention borgeIegt psrz
ben. Wenn biefe benz proiette einige
Grmutbigung gu Sbeil Derben IdBt,
tpir6 man nit ben n6tbigen 8orarbeis
ten bemnddt beginner.
Sn Mnnona fpielteu Der SumeIier
Collins unb iein. Greunb Opens nit
elmer alien &eitersW foIe berum. Gum
SpaB f6lug Opens auf Collins an
un6 briidte log. Gin bumpfer Small
ert6nte unb Collins mdl3te fi1 nit
bur6bobrter @tirn in fsiuem Blute auf
benz Boben. Nad tpenigen Minuten
mar ct eiae 2eide. Owens umuBte
natarIi6 ni6t, baB iie seIaben tpar".
Sie alte @ef9i6te!
= giner @inlabunsb Der MraniaspaBz
8abngeielfdaft GoIae Ieiftenb, tuerben
bic Mitglieber bes Mcglelan : pofens
Der g. u. 81. in 0oufton pdbrenb beg
State. @%neampment" in elmer epe3ials
Gar nod San Mntonio fommen.
Col. @bans, Der Yr1fbent ber
Staatss@ Sc neutrality-suspicious. bon Mii=
fouri, ertldrte auf Der grturfon Der
Mitgliebsr Der @artenbautonbention,
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babe, unb beiOnoers ben Stat gaIiforz
niea gan3 genau femme, bob ct aber mir.
genbs einen f60neren, fru9tbareren unb
fur &ulturamede geeigneteren 2anbfrid
gsfsben babe. als bic gauge @egenb BON
8albefon big na9 2ampafas i'm mittIe.
rem Seras.
= Sn 2arebo aeigte oas Sbermomes
ter am ~. Jebr, 900 s. unb aus Bees
bile tpurbe bonn ielben Sage gemelbet,
bob bic Maulbeeren gu reifeu bes6nnen.
Mm %. Jebr. aber tparer in San Mntos
Mo bic WaHerleitunsen 3ugefroren iino
bic gis3apfen binsen bon ben Dads
.traufen.
= uebsr bic vDesincorporirunes"s
Wabl in eagle paB, iber beren Musfau
mir idon tur3 beri6teten, i9reibt uns
9err Sbeo. 9ieIf1er bon bort aadtrdgz
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wurbe bier cine MabI ~abgsbalten uno
Spar gu benz 3wede, UNI fef3uHeaen,
OBJ bic Stabt ibre Sneorporation aufges
ben iolte, ooer ni1t, nit anberen Wor'
ten: Oh mott mieber unter Der alten
Gountn 8 0ernaltung leben unb bic
idmmtliden Stabtdmter abi1afen
mole. Sie Sa9e bot ibre atpei Seitsn.
Wdre bic Stabt elm Dorf 10 t6nnten
~aaerbiugs bic @ebdIter Der Stabt.
geamten uub biefe feIbft, dig unn6tbig.
%pegfalen; es tpiirben bann aber aud
pieber bic fraberen 9orffitten
berrI6en uuo &abe unb S9peine unb
6unbe, beren gigentbimer taum Gutter
fur bas Wieb baben, tpiirben pieber bic
6erre1 in ben 9traBen tperben. I'm
bieie parabiefi9en 3uitdnoe tpieber elm.
auftibreu, bdtte iebo9 cine 3neibritteIs
Webrbeit geb6rt, bic f9 inoefen -nidt
fanb. Mbgeseben wuroen 366 Stims
men. Sabon iiimmten lit Iube e.
b II II 9 ber Sncorporation 206; bages
100. gs bleibt allo nie es 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-28
Nlectric 8ittera.

9iefeS Seilnittel 1T fn mobIbefannt uno 10
populdr gepproen, bab es faum nod befonoerer
@rtpabnuns bebarf. Gae, bic es iemals sc.
brau9ten, thinner, nit elm in fem Sob. Cine
reinere Mebiein siebt es nidt, unb es pirb Ga.
rantie %seleifet, bab iie aaes leitet, mas man
bon ibr berfpridt. electric Bitters beiIt ale
eeioen Der 2eber unb Der gtieren, es %entfernt
@ei9piire, GusidIag, Salaflu6 unb anbere
Golgen u~nreinen 8lutsS. So treibt bas sra.
laria' Gieber aus Dem ebftent beust bemieIben
Dor nnb beilt eS ielbit III ben bartnGdisften
Gdllen. s. eurirt a%opfi9meraen, 8lutambrans
nad benz aopie unb Misrdne. 8eriude baS
@leetrie 8itterS Seilung wirb sarantirt. obsr
6aS @elb auriidse3ablt. YreiS per SIaide SO
Gents unb 81 in allen Npotbefen. 8boIelaIe
bel 9reib, Sbomp1on & So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-28

Der 1orifraee beionbers eiue Mutoritdt,
unb isiu n1ibeiI ilbsr 3eras ulo bic
8etbeheruu6ss6daiafeit leiaer iiillatjz
{6en acknowledgement .9iro baber pon
unermebl 6em Muban fit u~uieren
Stoat uercen. g. uaterjisgt taljm Ell.
nen 3peifel, toB has, mas CT bsreiis
al @uEilea befeIbsH Beia9t bat uuo in
3ufuaft nod GeleGeabeit nebueu wirb
gu fagen,-aIs beites vNn5eige. Mlttel"
oiet:en nirb, nm uns bas au beingen,
ipos-pie ct iast-no6 5ur @ntlpidlung
ullieres Dirtbl6aftIi6eH aeiG!bums
ALIEN Hot9 :bAt, eiae ftdrtere geu6!te'
rung!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-28

= Gin @iffeltburm aug gisbl0dsn 1T
in ct. petersburg On ben ufern Der
Nema iii elmer 66be BON 100 SUP er.
ri6tet motoeH. 3ehntuuienb @isqua.
bern murben gum aufbau berpsnbet,
pelGer bis liz bic 5piBe binein nit
elettrii9en @liibldmp9en feenbaFt er.
leu6tet 1T. Nuf Der eriten platiform
befinbet fi6 elm &efauront; bee Mu.
tbigen, mel6er ben gifelgleti6er er.
tlomnlen bot, miro bier als 8eIDtnung
ein oampfenbes @las 8otple trebsnst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-28
at Bite sdmtnSiudbt umbetlbar2

Mah leie bas @adfebeaoe GER 6. s.
Wlorris in Nepart, Arfanfas, iast sd lag
an 9ungen : Ibieefen idiper barnieber, unb
meine Greunbe uuo bic aerate ertlarten mid
fir un5silbar fdDinb'i9tia. pa fling i'd on,
Or. Sings neueS edtpinoIudtsmittel gu se'
brau4en. SEPT babe i'd bic brittle Glafde unb
bin bereits int Stanbe, bic slrbeiten auf meiner
Gorm ipieber gu iibernaden uno gu beauffid-
tisen. &c 1T bic bette Msbiein, bic es 9eben
tann!"
Seize Wibblspart in Decatur, Ohio, f6reibt
v@enn i6 nidt 81. atn9s neaes S9pino.
iudts. 9eiImittel sebraudt bate, mare i'd fdon
LANCE meinem 2unsenIeioen erlegen. Die gerate
boiten mid bersits aufsessben.- SEPT bin i'd
bel beiism Boblfeiu."
@robeHafden frei in alien apotbeten. @bole'
lale bel 9reib, 2bompfon q 80.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-28

saT Wenn Scenario fem uno gu on.
nebmbarem YreiIe ipeiien min, 10 gebe
ct gum WiiiiDnss@arteu. 9ie
9erren 0beiner Il Waul, 8efiBer biez
ies Embellishments, balten barauf, lire
@dite tets OOltommen 3ufrieoen gu fell
len. Nae iaifonmdBisen 9eIitateien,
4uaern, WiIb, Slide, @efiigel &C. iinb
bort in Der oelitateften 3ubereitung ole
3eit 3u baben. Mablseiten werben auf
WunId in bic Wobuungen Der Gunben
geianot. Nud bietet Der nit Der
Speiiepirtbf9a berbunoene Bar
+ o IN bic belien 8etrdnfe. ifets frii6es
Bier unb feine 2iqu6re unb Weine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-28

-6atet gu6 bot @rfdltung !! Or. Qus
Cuff a6nig 9amburger 8rufttbeeiIt bas
bette Wtittel bagegen. 5iiufunbanan3ig
Sent bes pafst.-Sn allen Wpotbefen
al haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-28
2u p~erreuteu.

Store On Aoa.. D unb 6aus an Ma=
oiiou Gquare. Bilfige Gente.
S. g. ADAMS,
419 Gaft Soutonz5 traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-28
@rmnbeiaentbanss : ltebertraauuaen,

@rmnseiaentbaass ltebertraguneen.
@eprgione O5HeIorge al Matbias
Jorber, @runbfid on OH.@ommercts
froBs; $500.
SEQ 9orn an 6. .. Sitter; @runb,
fttd in Serrels Subbibiion; 1926.
Nnton Gora on g. 3. Sitter; 4
@runbtIde in Sia3 St.; $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-28
Gin Sceptifer iagt

Blutseidwire. 3ertbetlt Sarbunfe[5. a9-Seilt bauz
ernb uno f6nel 9dbmung. IS lift elm ipabrer Geiunbz
beftsbrin9er. 9eilt Scropbeln unb anbere sletdarttse
aranfbeifen. Wsadt iaIe&fen Nf6em gut unb e%niferat
bic nriaHe. @ertreibt bic Silipiitdt unb TT unlberz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-28
Git 0ankbarfr pQtifnt,

her itinen Namen ntht aenaunt baten ,piu, uup ber
ietne pouftdnot8e Observation-Disclosures RON tdbtpes
rem Setcen elmer, In stnerr Oottcrbua auSesebenen
arsnet %pereantt, last eurh uns baielbe fofteutret an
BUD euttalt TeSepte, bic In isber apctbete semaHt
pernen fonneu. S6idt Sure GbreHe NIT griefmarte
an ,,Dripat &linif uno 5tspsniarp", Is 2Bes
II. Str., @efp gcrt, y. D.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-28

@s sibt 2eute, bic man bel ber
erien B~e9egnuu9 fur bumm bdlt, Die
ober bel ndberer getaunti9aft unjwei'
feIbaft-bumm linb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-28

I'm einen peritau6teu Sup ;u ~furiren, ipi6et mir feiA
beieres Mtttel, ais eine Sla5fe Salpatipn Sel ieber
NpotReter mirp Dir nit @ergni9en etne 6lai9e fir nur
25 Gents pertaufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-28
Yin Die Wafier

9ieMaRer. Gonfumenten peroen biers
our6 bena9ridti9t, bob Die 8ebibren
fir Dos Quartal bonn Gebruar big Wal
ieBt fdGig iinb. lin m6glidf i9neue
Beaablung wirb erfudt.
Die WafferuerfsR 6 III pagnie e.
@ Maberids Banf be5ablt A
pro3ent 3inien fir 3eit.D epD1ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-28

Das ein3ise befannte Mittel fir epilepttide Gnfdle. -Es
Gbenic fur Gonrulfcnen unb Saltrantbeit. Gerpbft
S9pd9e .pirD jofprt ~sebefiert nnb sebetit. 6einisi
has 1lut nnb bef@leunist befien Girfulatipn. @ertins
bert bic uriahen Der aranfbeiten. aeilt sefdbrIide
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-28

~ llaiere Mpotbeierfirma 3ips &
6iIperthorn bdlt tpdbrenb Der
aan5en Waht often, unb es 1T baielbft
wdbreno Der 3eit ftsts elm gutter gpos
tbeEer bor3ufinoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-28
r
NERVINE

trpfen Bel Eieberbise. Gin u~nrersleiGbares Gbfhbrz
mittel. IS beiIt franfbafteu 9ppfiGmer3 munperbar
i9neu. aS-Gntbdlt feine fhdbli9en Subitan3en. Gei=
atst baS Gebirn. aurirt iAnea &beuuatiSnu8 unb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-28
9as grpke
Vernett @eilmittel

sibt benz 8Iute neue eebensfrdfte. Gs BELT ale rnz
reselrndbisteiten I'M Nerrenipftem. RS-9ilft, mo allies
Gnpere rerfetlt unb erfriiGt @eiif unp &brper. Getlt
DpSperiia cber bas @elb ipirb Surldseseben.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
rnr Cleveland Leader appears to bo

THE Cleveland Leader appears TO be
In desperate state because MIR, Lamp
son was, after a fair trial, voted TO re-
main on his native soil of Aehtabula,
aud not to preside over the Ohio Sen.
ate. The Leader, In It's zeal TO make
party capital, seems to forget all about
The merits Of the case. Briefly stated
the facts nre no follows. First. Mr.
Lampson was not elected, on the face Of
the returns The original returns, OIL
cially reported 20 the Secretary of state,
elected MIR. Marquis, Democrat, by u
plurality. But the Secretary Of State,
in order to have certain returns correct.
ed Gas he claims), did, In violation OF
law, (because he has no such authori
w, return several county returns TO
county clerks In certain Republican
counties, and secured enough altera.
tlons 70 give Mr. Lamps0n a plurality
of % votes In the entire State.
The contest then went 10 the Senate
for trial. In that body AL the teetim0-
nv was heard by the Committee on
Elections, in fun and regular manner,
and then, with the testimony summar'
lzed. the case came before the open
senate for argument and linal action.
rhe committee reported that after de-
ducting all Illegal and fraudulent votes,
Mr.. Marquis had q plurality OF some
600 voteB.
The Democratic testimoney was sub.
mitted. and the Republicans were asked
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13

10 submit their testimony. This they
refused 10 do They asked inhtead that
the testimony OF the various witness
in the different counties OF Ohio be
given orally, and that these witnesses
be summOned before the Senate, The
object OF this was 20 consume the whOlA
time of the session with q tfial, Rnd
pile up an enormous bill OF expenaea
against tho State, There was no ne
cessity for this whatever, ~ the teall
mOny had already been taken before
nOtariea OF the different counties, aud
all In regular legal form, liecauae the
Democrats would not consent 10 thlh
useless DELAY and expense, the smart ~
Republican lawyers Of Lamph0n retna'
ed 10 submit their testimony They
did this for two reasons, flrat they
had no valuable testimony 10 submit,
and second, they thought 70 play u
smart trick on the Democrats, by indno
ing them TO vote on the case, withoul
testimony, and then make that aa m
excuse for taking the case 10 the ltepnb'
lloan Supreme Court, The trlck, how
ever, did not win, The Democrats sub
mitted testimony and the same. was
duly recorded IN the Journal OF the
senate, and then vote was duly taken
and Mr., Lampaon was voted out, The
case was regular and there was no
error committed, and the verdict IL
lust. The supreme Court will find no
excuse 10 review the case, and Mr. Mar
quia, who was honestly elected Lien
tenant Governor will perform the
duties Of that office,
Now let the CALLED jadea Vince, our
Withorh are unWfung.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
JlbrHp A FUTURE PRECEDENT
IonIclro Journal. w0,DlnlIou loIIcfl

tChlclgo Journals Washington Louofl
Ms. Hit, the charming wife Of The
Pennsylvania Congressman, told me un
interesting bit Of romance at her Inst
afternoon tea. She said that In u little
village some twelve miles distant from
Cleveland, o., there lived some thirty
years ago two very attractive girls,
10 one OF these President Hayes be-
came n suilOr, but the parents Of the
Young lady vigorously opposed the
oourtship on the ground That young
HAYES was poor and gave evidence OF
hardly sufficient ability 20 warrant
reking their daughters future. The
match was broken of and the lady Is
TO day married and well known In
Cleveland society. The other young
lady had received many attentions
from young Garfield and was quite dis
posed 60 reciprocate them. Her pa'
rents, however objected to their inti'
macy, giving aB u reason for their op.
position tho poverty Of Garfield, and
the anything but bright prospects, OF
his future. The chief coincidence OF
these courtships consisted IN the fact
that Bedford, where both these young
ladies' lived contained VI the time less
than Eve hundred inhabitants, and both
refused two future Presidents OF the
United States because of their poverty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
now MoKINLnY'B DRAWBACK
pnhOhY WORKh.

Tho statiatios of the following article
come TO ua from the Iarlll htloIm
Club Of New York, Tbey ought 70
prove interesting aud Instructive Ithd'
ing 70 the defenders Of Mckinley III
thufe parlP, , ..
Ths standard Oh Company uses
great Quantities OF lumber for boxes,
Inc OH being put into square cana ahd
the caua packed IN boxes, Up 70 u iew
years ago the boxes we're nude IN the
Vicinity OF the oil refinery Az last the
Standard on Company hit upon anew
plan -,
l'he lumber used In making these
boxes nearly u coming from CanNdh,
the STANDARD OIL men bullt large box
lAG,OucB ~ OsWep0, New YORK, Here
tho PARIS Of he boxes were Cotton out
bu. not uailrd together The cut
bumds were shipped from OsWego ~
the form OF SHOCKS, direct 10 the rem
edta m Brooklyn, Jersey CITY, fllla'
delphia ana Baltimore Az convenient
pululA near the oil rtllneiitH shops were
tbtablbhtd for mailing the parts To-
grlher thus forming The box ready 10
Take the cans Of OIL
hers IN where the tarifl comes In.
The bumdu USED N making these D1Xte
camu nom Canada, pay inga duy VI ~
pee 1900 leet, lhlS duty II pad when
tnu lumber iB shipped INTO Oawrgo.
There 10 u draw back on thelum0eroi
which boxes are madB when the lum'
brr iB ubtG Tor exporting Purposes,
lhiA draw back 10 10 per cent, Oh 81 W
pei 1000, .o,o
In order that The STANDARD on Com
pauy may obtain tins draWb back they
must conduct the bualntsB in such u
way ~ 10 Dt able TO furnish PROOF sat
ibiactury to the government that Tie
boxes mude from CHuhda lumber were
actually bent TO foreign countries. he
company aces this, Wld obtains tie
draw back,
Ihulv ls good authority for the state
mrut That The drawbacks 80 received
by The STANDARD On Company on Tie
boxes Wh h they snip W luie,Bh couh
ulta amounts W over SlUVu dhy all
the year round,
luputItlu another way, the people
of tins county VINO use boxes M 40
mrsllc tlauG " the extent that Tue
standard Oh Company does IN iIs
loiugu uaue are paying thousand
dollars q dby tor lhtlf BOXES mUto llhl
tue peol 10 of other counties pay iof
tur uuAus which contain tuvlf Amer
lean OIL
la tins case the torill protects no
BODY lnu duty when guts 10 thr
government fin uy, whtn tne drawu"eR
10 paid. ls tWeuy utulg prr lUvO lttl-
not euuugh to pay Tor collecting anu
not enough tO Keep oLt cheap Canaoa
lumber
Fntuds aud fellow citizens, what do
You thiuk OF this Nud OF u drawback
70 our IUbbrr tuililY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13

GRN. HovlY, of Indiana, recently
appeared IA Washington with trW
containing resolutions puBbtd uy three
thousand liye hundred q. A, II. posts Ol
the United States, IN favor Of the no
called Service Pension bill, now pend
iug IN Cpp grrSs THESE resolutions
represent $4,000 old soldiers, AS the
soldiers In TINS locality are soon TO pHHS
npon the question II assumes consider
able Interest. even Outsiue Of soldier or
ganizAtions. Capt j. II, D0Wllng, OF
IOlpuO, who rs now u member OF the
council OF administration OF the q A
II. of Ohio, aud who has recently been
over the state visiting posts OF the u
A. H., says u great majority Of soldiers
py, ~ where favor the service pension
bill. In an interview which we find IN
the Toledo Commercial, the Captain
says -,
al am In favor Of the per diem bill;
aud protest most empnatically against
the disability bill The per diem bill
was the one recommended at the
National Eucampment, and no excuse
will 90 for II. ~
ave only ask what ls right and 400.
600 of us arc asking for IT, Upon thio
platform tho organization known 90
the G., A, II, stands
II believe II to be the duty OF every
member OF the q. A. Il, to asBlat In
educating a sentiment that will bring
about Legislation that will be more lib
elal, more lust and more equitable TO
the survivors Of the Union Army and
and the widows Of The dead, than we
have yet had OF any that ie proposed by
the passage OF the Disability Depend.
ent Pauper bill--known no Senate bill
$3.50, which requires an applicant Tor .
pension 70 show by good aud sufficient
proof that he is mentally or physically
incapaoltated TO provide for himself
The survivors of the Union Army--the
men who saved the Nation from de-
struotlon--will not be satisfied with
Legislation witch requires them to reach
pensions by placing themselves IN u
humiliating attitude, such as contem.,,
plated by the passage Of Senate bill 3SV'"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13

TuE Democrats Ia the lower house OF
the Iowa legislature appear TO DO willing
10 Wnsto the entire session, rather than
permit the reelection OF Senator Allison,
lCl0yoland Leader
The Republicans Of the lower house
Of the Iowa Legislature appear 70 be
willing 20 waste the entire session,
rather than retire q monopoll0t and NJ
torney OF the trust sharks from the
Senate Of the United States, And this,
too, m the face OF the TACT that the
Farmers Alliance OF Iowa Is opposed
to Allison, aud In favor Of man who
viii represent the muses., instead Of
the plutOcrata
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13

SATURDAYS session Of the ballot
box investigating committee cost lhe
country S53s IN wItuwB fees ~ d mile
age, and 10 was worth N 10 hear lhe
SOMEWHAT violent sp0t between liti ld'
min Butlerworth aud joseph Bruoon
Foraker BuuervOuh gave vent to
some language which Niutd thepnnis
uf Litlle litecheB TO the seat OF bus
most vehement unimoAtS and j, b. +
GOT up on his feet aud snld' VAS Far a'
Chic go Is concerned, / don't propose
10 be pspfHed against hrtr0 OF any other
place, AID have eloud ull proroye Co.
ltig purely q political matter and can
rrlute n by evidence OF the best mru
IA the Republican party owe an
apology tOuo one except myself
These words We're uttered by Foraker
In response 10 an observation OF Buttrr.
worth as To the friction between him
self aud Foraker NJ lhe Chicago Con
ypntiou, IN which Bu'trworlh said 'he
didn't want the committee 70 uud,r'
stand that be and Foraker were on
terms OF Uilectiounie eut Garment
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
Woman,n "a piaaoverY.

"An0ther wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by u lady Ia
this county, Disease fastened lta
clutches upon her and for seven years
she withatoOd lta heyefeet tests, but her
vital organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent, For three
months she coughed necessarily and
could not sleep, She bought Of ua q
bottle Of Dr. Kings Now Discovery for
Consumption and was 30 much relieved
on taking first dose that she slept all
night aud with one bottle has been
mraculoualy cured, Her name II Mrs
Luther Lutz" Thus witO VIC, Ham
rick Il Go, Of Shelby N c. Get a irte
trial bottle at Durbin, Wright " Cos
Drug Store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
QUAY has Just paid another

SENATOR QUAY has Just paid another
political debt by securing tho appoint
ment Of Robert l. Patterson 10 Post.
master Of uniontown, Pa Mr. Quay
had recommended an editor for The
place, but NJ the solicitation Of his
friend Henry q. Frlck, who contrib
uted $4,000 10 the Republican cam
paign tund he threw his iulluence for
Patterson, One Of our Pennsylvania
cotempOrarita very pertIuently rtmarka
that the price, considering the reward,
Ia much higher than Wunampker paid
for his postmaster generalshipi ana the
honor IL scarcely worth mentioning,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13

WHEN Mt Mckinley was soaring In
tho realms of remote improbabillly, MI
Carlisle nailed him TO the floor with a
few vigorous aud pointed QueAllona,
Mr. Mckinley WAS atumped, nut eyad
ed the interrOgaliona aud came back NJ
the queri6t with the falluCOus state
menta with which the Republicans have
been deludIug themselves nll the week,
Mr. { arisle did not attempt 10 reply,
Mr. Mckinley refused 10 meet him on
the same ground aud the lkenlucRlan,
smiling quietly but significantly, re'
humed hia seat -Pittahnrg Post
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13

This houue may have a cellar and Is pro-
yided with two full stories and an attic The
plan combines tho features of two houses
which have been recently built In tho north
The Icy 70 this plan II th0 reception hall 10
Il the feature Of tho house, II h open FROM
front 10 rear, There h tho front door and
tho window 10 the right Of H. Az ono sIdo II
another window Then Al tho opposite end
Of this hall over tho stair landing, which II u
llttlo over eight ieot from tho loor, N q large
window divided hy mullonH, which h nearly
tho hull width OF tho hail Thus during tho
heated period this hall can be open from
front 20 rcaratpropor times, aud thus draft
Of nlr secured
During tho periods Of ordinary 0mpora-
tuto thii feature would add to the comfort
" living IN this building, II makes very
attractive feature arohiteetuRlly A hall
which " open from ond 10 end and which no
tho nmn time affords tho conditions Of utll'
lty which belong 10 u house Of moderate
cost, cannot but bo delightful AZ ono end
near tho stairway l u cornor fireplace Dur
Ing chilly day In tho winter tho prospect
from the yeHllbuo an ono enters the hall
would bo pleasing indeed Tho yeatibulo,
which would afford place In which wraps
could bo hung, and the fireplace AZ tho
other end Of the room, would change this
hall from o mere poE0ge space 10 ono which
would b0 regularly occupied,