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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-13
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= Glnen ettDas faOenl9einigen
SrOffgruab flr bic Baumluous pflanaer,
Del9e big iebt ibre Gelber nod mid)t Be-
itelt baben, bringt Der columbus @iti.
3eu1 in Der fol0eabea gfoti3: Gin paar
unferer BHan5er bier batten ibre Baums
ipole mod ni6t gepfan3t neil fie fi6
ben erifen 0tai als Sermin baftir geIebt
batten. 9eun mar aber bet Slug an
benz Gage au bod, als oaB He bic DR.
belt bornebmen fonnten, unb 10 baben
lie oenn, tpobl ooer libel, iopobl 3eit
pie Samen big auf eine ipdtere 3eit
ge|part. Gin GROCER She'll Der Niebe,
run9sldnbereien Il, bt unter WdfIar, unb
Die Saaten finb oerni6tet; aber ba ims
mer nod binrei9enbe 3eit botbanben
1T. bab 8aumtuolle gepflan5t unb reif
meroeH fam. unb ha Der ihIammiae
5sieberl9lag, tuel6eu ber GluB BEL ieis
ner lleberl6ipemmung ablebt, bic
Gru6tbarfeit oes 2anbes bebeutenb er.
b6bt, 10 1T 8runb su Der 6offnung bor.
bancen, oab bic uebari6memmung fein
lngllid 1T unb fid) iogar f9lieBIi1 nod
ols eine Woblibat auspeiien pirb.
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f9dbung iinb, bate er F6 niemals 10
raid uno 10 riidbaltlps In bic MiBItin,=
mung gdn3lider Negation berloren tpie
ieBt. Der graue 9immeI, Der ieItf
bur9 Die 61reiben bes Mteliers fein
oolftr6menbes Sagelidbt einlieB. i9ien
I'M 0!eif9per auf ber Stirne gu liegem.
ST ffanb auf unb trat Dor bas fertige
Bib, re6ts BON benz, an peldem er ars
beItete, Dor bic prd6tige n@onbelfabrt"
bic aQentbalben, tpo man fie ausgefelt,
lpabre Stiirme beg 8eifaus entfeKeIt
bate.
Sa. ia, murmelte er, feline gigarre
aerfauenb, ber @ef9mad beg Dscenniums
finoet bier feline as9nung. Nber troB,
benz = ober oiellei6t gerabe besbalb :
IS fsblt bic uuiterbli6e Geelel 5onber.
bare Soee. biefes Geitbalten oersdnaIiz
der Scenen, bieies 0ei iteiuernlahen
bon Nu9enbliden, ole nur als Mugens
bltde ibre 8ere6tigung baben! pbilos
fopbii9 betta9tet bdtie, i'd 2ult,
bic Walerei iiberbaupt gu perustbeiIen.
Soll benn bieier berliebte @ef ba Iints
auf Der &uoerbant big gum iangiten @es
ridt = penn bic Garbe 10 lange bore
b1lt = ieiner gtaGbarin unter bic
Stirnloden gaffens lno fie = iou iie
ld9eln = ld9eln - ld9eIn in infinis
tum, uie eiue Yeniiondrin bes ssrrens
baufes2 Mlbernes 6raueaaimmer!
nSonfo!" rief er, cine frii9e @igarre
nebmenb.
Ser fleine Sosfaner, Der emig bamit
bei6dftigt geweieu, eini3e Draperien gu
reinieen, trat nit einem Hotien ,,Coms
manda Signore?" in bic bal6 ge6ffnete
Sbtire.
Romm' nal bierbsr, Sonfol 0ier
bi6t neben midi Wie gefdnt Dir bas
Bib ba2 Nber fag' mir bic Wabrbeit!
Wenn i'd Did frage, 10 gefdiebt' s nidt,
um ldppif6e 9ebeusarten gu b6ren, ioEs
bern neil i6 germ ipifien rn66te, tpie 10
Elm Ding auf einen Bengel bon gfaturz
menf6en tpirft, ber bon Gunf unb
Ghniteleien ni1t bic probe oerfebt.
Sol llnb nun reiB' mol bic 9lusen auf
uno iage mir, mas 9u 3u iagen bait!
Sd, SiSnore? fraste Der Rnabe pers
tpunbert. Sd finbe bas punberid6n!
Der weite. blinfenbe Sei6, uub bas
ountle 0ebiii9, unb bic bldbenbeu 3os
fenifrduder.
yfuns brdngte 2eopolo.
uHo ba binten bic Berge -. .unb Der
5immel, 10 blau unb 10 ipoItenlos -.
yfun, unb2
l1nb re6ts 6a bic Mauer = 10 beut.
lid. baB mon iie sreifen f6nnte. =.
ungliidli6erl llub bic 9auptia6e?
Sa 10 = Der palaa3r! Ser ift prd9.
ttg gebaut 80. unb bic tpalenbe
SABINE -.
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Mnf bober Gee,

Del ansen Sabnfabrten bel Ggturpnen unp Gtreif3i-
Sen 3u gsaer nnb 5u eanb pirp Spetter's Masenbit=
terS aS SuperdSes Iittel CUR Gbwenbuns BON lebelz
tett uup nnpobliein befuuren erben, benen Geenbe,
emtsranten unS aDurien 70 oft untsrpprfen inb Gee
tapttane, SifSdrte, @el9dftSreenbe unter ben 9rpz
pen, hberbdupt aQe Sente, pelde b In @esennen nit
unsempbntem nne heSbalb npppet sefdbrlit,em slima
5n begeben beabittisen, ioen es ntt perldumen fid
mlt ptelem SutiEttte BON anertannter nnb felt 2anz
gem erprcber Ser3hsli6teit gu periben. 9erlppfuns
gtlicrtdt, Walariafieber, gerbauunss
NbeumditSmnS unb Slaiens unb Nesen6ei6tpereen aes
prren 5u ben seinen, bic bur6 naeIbe turirt uno aus
Sercttet nereen, unb man fam I'D heel6en nit Ger=
lrauen utt Bios auf feine mebi,inti9e gRrtiamfeit
lpnoern eben 70 ebr auf ien rptrmmenes TreiIen pom
allen lHaehen Snsreeen3ien behtenen, ha eS aus ben
tenten uib beilamiten 8eitanbtbelsn ,uIammenseiet
it, 6s paraiprt bic gBrfunsen beS @enu6eS ppn I'M
2pit une ungefunbem Wafer.
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gm,utmbimtbt aebeilt.

einem alien arate. Der bon Der Vraris su.
rlidaeaosen lebt, ipurbe burd einen oifinbifden
Wifliondr bic 8efdreibuns zines einfa9tn
begetabilifden Seilmittels fir bic fdneue nnh
bauernoe Seilnng bon 2ungenldninbi binAt,
Bronchitis, sfatarrb, aiibn,a unb allen gals.
nno 9un9enfrantbeiten aussebdnbist aud
ein Wfittel fiir poiitibe. rabitale geilune bon
1erbenldpade nnS alien 9erbenfranf6eiten.
Nadoem ber Doftpr bic ipunberbaren Seilfr1fte
in taufenb Gdllen erprobt bate, erad)tete ct
es fir feine Yfi9t, bas Wlittel feinen leibenoen
Wfitmenf6en befannt gu MAIDEN. Son piefem
gfotib unb @unfd setrieben, banbeIte er. Sd
fenbe oieiea &eaept sans tofenfre an slle, bic eS
pinfden, in oeutlder, enelifder unb frans0ii.
ider Spra6e, nit boiler Mnpeiiung Der Ser.
feIlung unb bes Gebrauds. Senbe MbrefIe
nnb 8riefmarfe, be;ebe Did auf bieie 8eitums
nno i'd fenbe es fofort. g8. u. gobes, $40
@oiuers 8lod, &odeiter, q. Q. [16,l, ,lomiu
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Ser sufiimftige teganiibe 9ieifpaiier.
b6fen ni8 ,,9afeM oe4 @eifeua".

bafen alS uSafen ncS gSeifeuS".
Das 8erlaoen bes bon Ganlas nod
@alpeifon gebra9ten Weli1forns auf
ben Dampfer rpropitious" nell
der i'm 8esriff ftebt, gum srfen Male
ben tbatid6li9en Betpeis baftir 3u lies
fern, baB ein 9afen OH Der 5erasz Suite
BET natirli9e Iusgaugspunft fir bic
probutte bes groBen 5ibpeIfens 1T,
! bat am 10. Mai i'm 8eiiein elmer gros
Ben Meni9enmenge itattgefunben,
tpel6e bieiea 9ttt geipiHermaBen als Elm
gliiduerbeiBenbes Tor3einen feierte.
giner Der anpeienben @ei66ftsleute
gab Der Bebeutung bieies v@reigni6e3"
in Der generfung Wusbrud, baB es gar
ui9t ab5uieben lei, peldes 9eiultat
oieie Bepegung in ibrem @efolge baben
tperbe, beionbers baum, tpenn an Der te
raniifen Rilte erlt 51fen erHer GlafIe
bergeFelt fein tpiirOen, tpel1e es m1as
lid ma9ten, oaB groBe 51iffe aug
i6lieBli@ nit &orn belaoem toerben
f6nnten, unb ni6t mebr, lpie iebt ber
Oampfer upropitous", fi6 nit eiaer
batben 2abung, .pel9er anbere @iiter
bln5ugegeben tperben fnubten, AT be-
gniigea baben ipiirben.
Wel9 cine Wn3abl bon Gabr8engsn,
ielbff ber gr6Bten Irt, u6tbis fein piirbe,
um ben ueberT9uB on @etreibe erf
aug bem Giibtueitea iortSuiGaifen,
fa9t er, 3eiat bic folsenbe gere9s
hung: SIN Sabre 1889 betrug Der
grnte. ueberi9uB an Maisforn alein in
ben Staaten Nrtanias, Soma, 9anias,
WdhOuri unb 9tebrasta, tpeI6e imner.
bin nur einen Sbeil bes Siiomef.@e.
bietes bilben, 785.81O,000 8u@beI.
Ctr bieie geiammte Mafie bon 2orn 1T
@albeiton (ri@tiser geiast: elm 0afen
an Der teraniiden @olffiiite) ber natiirs
ltbe Wusgangss ano Neri1iffungspuntt,
einfa9 aus bem @runbe, neil 5ur6 ben
3ransport na6 ber Serasfiiite cine
groBe Wfalle Dou @ntIernung unb in
Golge oefen bon Soften erlpart mirb.
um bieie 785. 100000 fortauI6affsn,
pttrben 15.712Shiffe bon Der Gallunqs.
fd6isteit bes propitious erforberlid5
iein. Diefe 2abl allein rei9t su, urn au
3eigen, weIbe Wusiidt fi1 fiir bic @nt.
pidlnngsm68lidfeit Der teranilden
WertebrsoerbdltniiIe, bur9 bic 9lnleguna
bon Siefbdfen an unierer Giifte er0ffnet,
ua5 bon tuelder 8ebeutuug bieler verIte
tleine Werfu6" Der Yeri1iIfung zines
fiiolpeiili9en probuftes bon einem terra.
nif9en 6afenplaBe aus lit.
0eraoe3u peri6winOenb flein aber
muB Die ansefiibrte 3abl erideinen,
tpenu man ibr bic ueberi9uBz zgetrdge
allein Der brei Getteibearten, beg Weis
3ens. 6afsrs unb Weli9tornes gegets
iibetitellt, ipel1e bic cbengenanns
ten Staaten bes Siibtpenens (Seras
bin3ugerednet) nod ben itatiftiftca Nn=
eaben ber Waibiuefoasr aderbaubes
b6rbe bel elmer ieibIih 9u'en grnte pm
teranlI6en 6afenpldsen aus su per.
fbidsn baben tpirb; iie belaufen lid
auf nidt tpeniger als 118, 753, 600 Bu.
ibel gBeiaen, 181. .759.0 600 Buibel Sa.
fer unb 1923. .715,000 Yuf9el Maistorn,
nabe3u 25 proeent bon benz @eIammt,
oetrage bes amerifauii1en g8eiseuz,
nnb Safers, unb 40 prDcent bon benz Der
amerifanii9en WeIf6tornsgr
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Scr samaerfriea In sstl,paufee.

Sin bo9fonliiber .poetenfreit 1T in
Wftltpaltee entbrannt 6err Nnton
Sbormdlen, Der Milmauteer 5taotpoet,
ben Der bortise 2oealpatriotismus melt
llber 56iller unb G6tbe Ifellt, bate fir
oas 4Oidbrige Subildum bes beutlden
Wtulttpereins Elm gar f66nes @elegens
beltsgebi6t berfaBt, tpeI9es 6err Maris
milan @roBmann bel ber iSeier borIez
lenioate. 9ergroBe Momentfam. 6err
8roBmann beftieg bic gIbne, unD 6err
Sbormdblen fd3loB bic Nugen, um 10
reDt I'M Wobltlang feinsr eigenen 8erle
i9nelgen gu t6aneu, ba-tpar bei9reibt
lstn gatfeBea = ldBt 6err @roBmann
oen 8sbege isiner 3dbne ein DON ibn
islbit perfaBtes 8ebift entilieben, nell
9es an poetiibem S9mung unb 5iefe
ber @ebantsn fi6 nit Sbormdblen's
ySadruerf gar nidt mefen fonnte. CUR
Heoe seitelt. bebaupiete 9err @rob.
li'aaH, er babe bon bsm 5bormdblens
l9sa 8ebi9te iiberbaupt ni9ts getpuBt,
oagegen i'm leBten NugenbIid ben Mufs
traa erbalten, ielbit einen prolog gu
oerfahen. Sbormdblen aber bat feinen
Hualen in bem ftir6terli9en 0erba9te.
er tDolle i'm aus ieiner Ste(ung als
ytilwauteer 2ocaI post berbrdngen.
50 toogt ber 5dHgetfrieg ieBt I6om felt
mebreran Sasan bin unb ber aur nidt
gerineen 5eiterfeit Der bortigen 3eiz
tungslefer. Sbormdblen bebauptet,
iein @esner iti elm poet, I'm 8erslei6
5u tpel6em ber emige Quariauer Garls
den Wliesnid Der refine Demofbenes fei,
ipdbreno 9err @roBmann benz ergrimms
ten poeten Mangel on Sact pormirft.
Oas btin9t nun aber 6errn 3borz
mdblen nod mebr in BEN 0arnil1 unb
ct reimt:
u............g8 g8as bon Sact
2err @ropinann iagt, bat mid sepadt,
Wlr, oer bis bente gang unb gar
@id)t ipubt, mas Sact nnb @nitano mar,
Sit es nun ploblid flipp unb tlar.
Bum 8eilpiel, miro cs mir befannt,
0a'S in ben Sagebldttern 1tano,
SaS Semanb, Der bel einem sSelt
hen @pilos bonn Stapel ldbt,
Damn brangelt man ii9 fed beran
llno bietet raid ben eignen on.
@lei9biel, oh bapert eS unD badt,
Gr ipiro Dberbammati9r .-9aS iit Saet"
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500 8elobmuna. 500.

Sie eefer ber yGreien grelIe~ perben Gd)
freuea gu erfabren, oa6 es ipeniglfens cine ae-
fardtete 4ranibeit siebt, iuelde bic 8ihen.
9aft IN all ibren Stufen su beilen i'm Stanbe
if; gals @atarrb Cure if bic einsiee iebt Der
dratli4en 8riberi9aft betannte poiitioe aur
aatarrb erforbert als cine Contributions.
arantbsit eine eonfitutionelle 8ebaneiana
9ahs aatarrb Sure tpiro innerlid genommen
uab pirft brett auf bas BIut unb bic fd,Ieimi.
gen Sberfd6en bes Sbfems, baburd, bic
@runblase Der arant6eit scraorenb uno Dem
yatienten araft ssbsnb, inbem fe bic aonfi.
tuition oes sf0rpers aufbaut un6 Der giatur in
ibrem @erte bilft. Gie @iecntbiimer boben 70
biel Bertrauen su ibreu Ssilfrdften, baB iie
eiabunoert Dollars 8elobnuns fir iebcn galI
anbieten, ben iie 3u turiren beriebIt. 9abt Sud
cine eifte bon 3eusniien iommen. @lan abref,
fire: s. ,. @benes & Co., 9oIebo, 8.
keE 8oa 8rosuiffen sertauft, Is Gents
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Der loebeu per6ffentIihte @e

Der foeben per0ffen!li1te @es
f6dftsberi6t bes gremer .Norboeuti6en
9lopo" fir bas Sabr 1889 iagt iiber bic
Observation-Disclosures .Oas @rgeb.
nib Der &ei6spOftbampfer 2inien mad
Sfafen unb mad 9uitralien bat fid
leloer ni6t eiiniii8 geitaltet, ba ben
9roBeren @innabmen au6 b6bere 9luss
9aben (fir 6oblen nnb @ebdlter) ges
geniiberlteben Mdbrenb i'm Sabre
1888 Ii6 elm 8erluft bon Mt. SO, 736. 20
berausfellte, betrd9t berieIbe fir 1889
265, ,959.15 Wtarf. Die 56iffe Der
&eidspoitbampfers 2inien baben iid) au
unierer Greuoe In itetig 5unebmeubem
WtaBe bic 8unit bes publitums au er.
rlngen bermo6t. Ser fir bic aultras
lil9e 2inie erbaute Dampfer v2aiIer
Wllbelm H." purbe i'm porigen Sabre
in Gabrt aeiteut unb bat mad elmer
&eife nod 9leu Ootf am 2. October bic
erife gteile nad 9lufraIen angetreteu
unb in5Dii6en bollenoct.~ 2lus ber
Ierfebrsfatiiiit Der fubpeationirten 81.
nien gebt berbor, DAB nur ber paIlagierS
berfebr iueientli6e 6ortidritte madte.
Der @iiteroertebr, namentli6 auf ben
auitraIii6en 2inien, enttpidelt F6 febr
langiam.
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a 8.

= Werganaene Wo9e ifarb III gas
ftrooiae Sobn garger, elmer Der dlteiten
geuobner bes @ountp.
Sn einem offenen 6dreiben III
st @ouberaeur S. %. SrodmDrton
bon Der Ganbioatur fur bas @ou.
berneurs Wmt sutiidgeireten. gls
@runb gibt er eiue onsegriffene Sc.
funobeit an, bic es ibm ni6t erlaube,
tbatfrdflig in bic Gar,pagne einsu'
areifen.
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8wtflen8 gtrntea=salbe.

Die bele Salbe Der 3elt fit Sdnitte,
Quetidunsen, @efGniire, Gieber. uno Saut'
ausfd!as, GIe6te, seiprunsene Sdnbe, 8rpif'
brulen uno ole Sautfranfbeiten ; furirt Sa>
morrboiOen ooer feline 8e3abluns. Bnllise
SatiSfaetion earantirt ober baS @elb pirb
auriideriiattet. % Gents bic SdadteI. Bum
8erfauf in allen apotbefen. 9reib, 9bomp.
fou C Co., @boleiale.
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Qlus Gio be csauetro tpirb mitof

= 9lus Gio be Saneiro tpirb n1itges
tbeilt: Ser erte republitaniide @on.
greB miro nod por Dem Monat Muguit
5ufammentreten, UNI bic 8erfaf5ung
aussuarbeiten unb um einen prd{benz
ten gu wdblen. Ollie Nusldnber, bic
ldnger als 6 Mtonate I'm 2anbe finb,
follen lid in 8esug auf ibre Nationali.
tdt Dor ibrem &oniul ober einem Notar
entIfeiben.
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"a SeOor man eins Reile unter=
aimmt, faufe man cine 25 Gents 6lal6e
BON @bamberlain's @olifs, Gboleraz
unb Diarrboe'WtHiel. Gs 1T meiltens
notbwenoig unb bann iebr tpertbooQ.
Wirtt milo uno Ffer. Gum 0ertauf
bel &. Gobn & Co., s. Ralteper &
S0bn unb allen Srugei{ten.
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- Der tiirtil6e Suiti3, ,Winiiier unb
Der 8ouberneur bon aonEtantinopeI
iiao auf bns Nnordnaen Deuti9Ianbs
unb gnglanos ibres Boitens entboben
iporben, unb atuar tuegen ibres pflidts
bergeffenen 8erbaltens 1T benz pros
aefie gegen Mufia 9ep uno in anberen
Jdllen.
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: 9aiier @ilbelm II. bat Sa9pers
ftdnblge na6 Saarbrtlden geIanbt,
tpel9e bic Sanitdtss s8erbdltnille ber
oortigen f0nigliden GobIenbergwerte
elmer genauen unteriu6ung untersieben
folIen.
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&. &. collins W.auufacturimo

Co., go. 1, 3. 5 unb 7 OfsSoulton.
StraBe, bot bic gr6Bte 9uspabl in
Winb., pferbefrafts, Dampfs unb
9ano Bumpen aller 9lrt unb borslgs
li6iter 9onfiruftion; WaRer 96bren
aller grt nebit 3ubeb6r i'm @roBs unb
Rleinbanbel. 9pbrauliI6e &ammen
unb Winbmiiblen aller @rbBen gum
pumpeu unb Wiablen fino bort 3u bas
ben ober tueroen auf 8efellung belorgt.
@roBe Iustuabl in allen 9lrtifeln unb
billige preife bel geoieseuiter 9luss
iubrung.
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nay WinIden sic eineu feinen mo.
bernet 9ln5ug gema6t2 @ebsn sic au
pancoait & Sobn. Die feinIten
importirten Stoffe fin6en Sic bnrt.
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iinfere anli&t- inb immer tersit, einem suien
tttel bic iulntse Nnertennuns anaeeeiben gu aileu
maiien ieec6 bemerieu, hab lrir Or. Suu'S 6uIen
Ssrup alien auhern 9uftenmttsln rcrStebeu.
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9r. S. 6. 8reeoimg, 3abnarst.
Office 9to. 231 Oft 6ouiton 6trabe,
San Nntonio. Spre6t bel ibm bor!
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Sic
gsOdentlide 6reie Yreiie fit Seras
erf6eint
jeoen Doanerfag
un6 fDitet
$3.50 fir Sas Sabr poer $1.25 fttt
6 Wonate tn Voramsbesablnna.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-07-17

shaI DC IN order, pending an appropriation bill.
70 move 70 CONNIE debate on amendments there.
iion NJ and I'M by any Senator on pending mo
ciued without debate.
There was strenuous oppoaition to this
luie' milo as 1t was, and it was argued just
as IL is now that the Senate was an exceed
ingly digni6ed body, that it would never
violate propriety, and that an attempt to
limit debate In the slightest degree would be
an atfront. After great many speeches in
this direction Mr.. Sherman arose and said:
The truth is that the Senate Of the United
states has by the vast growth of our country,
oy the increase of the number OF States, by
the Increase of the number Of the body, of
the subjects matter brought before us and
the great diversity of objects of legislation
grown beyond the clothes that bound the old
Senate. Then 1t was great debating body,
where a few leading questions occupied the
time of the Senate. Now 1t is a legislative
refuse 10 change our clothing because, for
sooth, II may affect our dignity. Now, sir,
this little rule proposed by the Senator from
from pennsylvania to authorize majority
OF the Senate with all our vague notions
about senatorial dignity to say. when they
get thoroughly tired out that after this and
until the pending bill is disposed of we will
confine the debate on pending amendments
to five minutes is Revolutionary proceeding
and one upon which my honoraple
peal to the country to take the decis-
ion of the country upon it. Why, sir
IL you leave 1t to plain countryman, a
blacksmith or a farmer or a mechanic,
he will say that the great fault he has to find
with the Senate is that they talk too much
and that they have not limited their debates
long ago.. You can never get plain coun-
tryman to understand why we have to sit
mere during the long, weary, watching hours
OF the night In order to pass any bill that
tnree or four determined men are opposed to.
lou cannot get plain countryman to I'M
derstand why our appropriation bills may be
loaded down with incOngruouS and imperti-
nent and ungermaDe amendments merely be-
cause the dignity of the Senate demands that
we should not change our rule.
hail the proposition of the Senator from
Pennsylvania as business proposition, not
intended. as my honorable friend from Cali
fornia supposes, to be an advantage to a po-
litical party, to take advantage of the minor
lty, but as proposition looking to the
prompt disposal of the ordinary business of
the Senate, its regular and proper DISPOSE
ton, without any attempt TO impair the
rights of the minority or take any advantage
for the majority.
These words, spoken in 1871, are more APP
posite today than they were then. The Sen
ate is much larger body than 1t was then,
and the need of some restriction upon debate
is more pressing. The countryman is just as
much puzzled as he was then to understand
why the Senators should be allowed to talk
simply for the sake of talking, and he is a
good deal more exasperated, as he sees legis-
lation demanded by the country liable to fail
owing to an absurdly exaggerated estimate
Of senatorial dignity.
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Every Dollar Paid in goes
Towards the Develop
ment of the Property.

Bedford City is a iourishlng city Of over
1000 inhabitants, and is on the Norfolk *
Western Railroad, midway between Lynch
burg and Roanoke, the surrounding country be-
ing Extremely Rich in mineral and agricultural
resources. II is the County Seat Of Bedford
County. is lighted by electricity. aud has an
electric street railway in progress of constructop
Its Industries are general manufacturing al
ready of large volume, with certainty OF great
increase.
The Rando,ph-nIaeon Academy, the
largest educational institution In the South, cost
ing 100000, has been erected upon the COM
panys land, and there is also in progress Of build
ing a $751; 100 hotel. and railroad station to cost
$4,000.
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neutrality-suspicious.
BANKERS,
Corner Middle and Exchange Streets,
. PORTLAND, ME.
jy3 dtf
THE S0UT |!
THE SOUTH.
Bedford City Land
andImprovementCO.
BEDFORD CITY, VIRGINIA.

Chartered by special act OF the Gen.
eral Assembly OF Virginia. Authorized
Capital, $1,OOO,OO0. Par Value, $lO.-
90. AMOUNT ISSUED, 100000. Non.
assessable.
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TIE PRESS.
THURSDAY MORNING. JULY IL.

We do not read anonymous letters and commu-
nications. The name and address of the writer
are in all cases indispensable, not necessarily for
publication but as guarantee OF good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve
communications that are not used.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-07-17
MAGAZINE NOTICES.

The July number of the New England
Magazine is notable for its literary and artis-
tic excellence. Its leading feature is a paper
entitled Some Annals of Old Haverhill, in
which tie author, Mr.. Albert L. Bartlett,
tells the story Of the early settlement of the
town, and its gradual development during
the $50 years of its existence. The paper is
profusely illustrated. Another beautifully
illustrated article of the number is descrp-
tion Of the city of st. Paul, Minnesota,
where the annual educational convention
meets this summer, fact which makes the
article of peculiar value to our teachers.
The article is by Mr.. Condo Hamlin, the lit
erary editor of the Pioneer Press and treats
very fully the history and present CONNER
cial and intellectual activities of this great
capital of the Northwest Longfellow's
poem, My Lost Youth, is made the subject of
dozen beautiful pictures, by Mrs. Margaret
Pullman, of the OLD places in Portland
which the poem itself pictures. The text of
the poem is also reproduced by Mrs. Pull
man in graceful and striking manner. Mrs.
Mary l.. ID. Ferris contributes an article on
article on Our National Songs, which is
nnely illustrated. Edward Fuller writes of
laosen's Social Dramas; Mrs. Nina Moore
nilnany sketches the capture of Anthony
DuIns; u. A. Kimball contributes A House
Win history, and there is other miscella-
heouS matter, with editorial, ETC.
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TUESDAY, the 18Th day Of August, A. D. 1890
Ali ascIock i'm the Roreuoon

to nominate candidates for the following officers:
-Four senator's; county attorney; clerk OF courts;
sheriff; county treasurer; register of deeds; one
county commissioner; and also TO choose county
committee for two years, and to transact any
other business that may properly come before the
convention.
The basis for representation will be one dele
gate for each city and town, and one additional
delegate for each seyenty-fve Republican votes
cast for Governor at the last State election, and
one delegate for each fraction Of forty votes.
The delegates have been apportioned upon the
foregoing basis as follows: