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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

WE WILL SELL TO-DAY AT OUR
w auction-rooms AZ 1880 A. NJ. q collection
OF HOT SEHOLD FURNITURE and MlsCELLA-
NEOU5 ARTICLES, consisting OF
I dozen CHAIRS,
WALNUT and STAINED BUREAUS and BED
sTEADS,
BED-sPRINGs, MATTRESSES, and HAIRMAT-
TKESSLS,
IoAK CHAMBER SUIT. MATING,
2REFRIG ORATORS, DESK, EXTENSlON-IA-
BLES,
Several sEWING-M in good repair,
COLUMBIA BICYCLE,
Lot LADIES. MISSES aud BOYS GOSSAMER
SHOWCASES, &c, &c.
SO 10 TIMBERLAKE & FRAYSER.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-09

ENoR SALE-Cheap for cash-Ore CYLIN-
II DER STOVE and one FIREPLACE
HEATER in good condition. Apply at No.
19 West Street. OF
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-09

Rev. f. NJ. Shrout. Pastor United
Brethren Church. Blue Mound, Kan,
SAYS: II feel 1t nv duty to tell what Won
ders DR.. Kings New Discovery has done
for me. My Lungs were badly diseased,
and my parisbioners thought could live
only few weeks. Itook five bottles Of
DIR. Kings New Discovery and am sound
and well, gaining 26 lbs. in weight
Arthur LoVe, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: After q
thorough trial and convincing evidence,
am confident DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, beats 'em all, and cures
when everything else fails. The greatest
kindness can do my many thousand
friends is to urge them to try 1t. Free
trial bottles at j. Walter Hodges & Co.'S
Drug store. Regular size SOC. and 800.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-09
ONE GENT

young man answering the description
given me by the cigar man enter the
house. In about an hour he emerged,
and, walking TO a mail box, dropped in
a letter. IL was time for the postman,
and ON opening the box found that the
letter was typewriter and addressed TO
Mr.. X
II hurried after Mr.. Wilson, and ar
rested him. He took his arrest calmy,
and said that he would not be prosecuted,
and he was not He proved to be a
natural son of Mr.. X, who h d sup
ported him in luxury As Mr. X. had
married, and had a grown up family, he
couldn't afford Go have his illegitimate
son go TO prison, for that enterprising
youngster would have ruined him
socially, as he had been trying TO do
financially for years.
"He was found dead shortly afteward
in this woman's house, and the coroner
was persuaded TO keep quiet about a let
ter left by the youth i'm which he said
that his father had driven him to the
rash deed.
at only shows" concluded the pale
faced young man, "how gaudy mono
gram and an obliging stationer aided
me.
The beardless youth thanked him and
went off to bed 20 wonder what the pale
faced detective was after in the house,
and didn't find out until the next day.
when he discovered that he was missing,
as was also big burly man who occu-
pied the best room and whose wrists
were decorated with bangles, so the land
lady said, when he got in the carriage
with the pale man.
Il thought he was too masculine for
that, she said, but folks can never tell
NOWADAYS
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-09

GREAT BARGAIN.-LADY'S HAETON.
NJ Cheat for cash. Can be seen at Vansant's
Stables West Street. o2p
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-09
SUBJECTS FoR ,nouDuT.

4 nolle gentleman; he 81 49, ID tue
face Of honor.
Trouble ard perpleNity Griye us to
pray er, aud prayer driveth away trouble
and parplexity.
Fa iliarity does not breed contempt
EXCEPT of contemplate things, or in con-
temptble persons.
Men are born TO be serviceable 20 one
another, therefore either reform the
world on bear with it.
There are no days in life so memora-
bic as those which have vibrated to some
stroke of the imagination.
Religion is the expression Of mans
spiritual nature, hs true and highest
being unfolding to spiritual facts and
relations
We are ON perilous margin when we
begin to look passively at our future
selves, and see our figures led with dull
consent into the insipid misdoing and
shabby achievement
Hope is itself species of happiness,
and perhaps the chief happiness the
world affords. Which hope we have as
an anchor of the soul, both sure and
steadfast, and which entereth into that
within the veil.
He had smile that was worth watch
ing, for it was SO sunny and tender, such
a strange contrast to the grave cast of
his features, the steady manliness Of his
demeanor, and the somewhat masterful
way in which he worked and ruled.
faint heart never won fair lady, or
conquered difficulties, or achieved glory;
but insolent assumption is more con-
tempGble than a lack of moral courage.
Be determined, fearless, energetic-not
impudent. Stick up for your own rights
with all your soul and all your strength,
but never infringe hairs breadth on
the rights of others.
1t is not possible for us to live always
Ia the early morning. Spring blossoms
into summer and summer flows into
autumn, which, in its turn, is lost in the
death of winter, and the gladdest day
that ever broke must of necessity end in
night. But we can delay somewhat and
utilize always 1t rests with ourselves
how much enjoyment we get out Of life
and how much work we do between
dawn and dark. If we cut ourselves Off
from all the gladness' of the early hours,
we curtail our span by just as much. IL
we take advantage of the first begin
nings and live with the sun, we expand
and garner by just SO much more.
1t should be the desire of every one to
work faithfully and honestly; to him
who will give his best endeavors much
will have been accomplished 1t is well
known that idleness begets sin, and it is
therefore all important that the mind
should be active and usefully employed,
thereby obviating all chance for the
acquirement Of pernicious habits and
their attending evils. This is a sacred
truth which should be earnestly inn
pressed upon the minds Of all, especially
the young, whose ideas are not fully
developed, and who have yet to make
their way through life's stormy pathway.
Success is not always readily attained,
but is sure to be the reward Of the hon-
est faithful, and assiduous.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-09

DoY wANTED-A good honest BOY want
- ed to wait on store. Apply to
X. G.. MITCH ELLIS Shoe Store, West st.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-09

WANTED--0NE HUNDRED PAIR PIG
w E0NS. Call or ADDRESS sta ing price,
OF 90 Charles Street, Annapolis, Md.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-09

I OST-In going from Conduit Street to
IL Franklins Alley on Main Street the
der will be literally rewarded If left at this
office. 70 10
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-09

WyANTED--A capable white WOMAN as
w Cook to assist in washing and ironing
small family. Apply at 139 Prince George
Street 96
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-09

TOR SALE--TwO BARBER CHAIRS in
Apply at MD. HOTEL BARBER SHOP. so
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-09

CIXTY DOLLARS weekly for one order
y daily. Something new for live workers.
CHAS. l.. WEBSTER & CO., Publishers. 8
East l4th Street, New York s6 4w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-09

TOR RENT.-Three Furnished ROOMS
for rent No. SO Conduit Street. SO
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-09
Lead Poison Cured.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We will insert In this column advertiss
ments of Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost
WOund, &C., not exceeding four lines. ONE
" EEK. or less for 20 Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-09

II OST--AN UMBRELLA with ivory handled
IL name OF IDA b. DAVIES on handle. A
liberal reward If returned to DIR. Kennedy's
Prince George Street. s2I
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-09

EURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. Ap-
Il ply al the Office of the CAPITrL. OPP
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-09

"ANTED-A home for a colored girl of
w 13 years; bright and willing 10 work.
Apply at the REC TORY, rs Gloucester st.
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Der bette menid ami Grsen.

Run, genn su@ ni@t ssrabe Der bette, 70 bod einer
rr r~petieiten aReni9en auf Grben tt b~erieRtse, peI4ei
elmer berannaten6en arant9eit GinBalt tbut, sfe lie Id
IN ieinem abrpeI fefiett. Dur9 Huge Grbaltuns,
beir. Wteeerhertelung Der Stmmel8sdbe. @elun6s
belt ipiro Elm icl8er Mann her b5&fen Beadtun,
tertb.. Sein geiipieI ptrbient RON wien na8seabm
gu perbeu. Dte eeieen, pelAe uns befduen, fno arc.
bentbetls einem Wdusel all 2ebeusttdttsteit uuSerea
Masens, alto besienfsen piel mibbrau6ten Orseni
u~nieres a5rper8, uel4es easu bient, bic Wabruns aufs
junebmen nnb gu rerbauen, 5u5u5Hreiben. Ddbti Ii
ss sIsi&siltis, Oh bteisr ManssI an eebsnstbattsteit eth
ausebcrener cber f~cjufasen anertcsener 1T. Befen BE:
bari es nun, ul einen @e4ieI biefes 3ufanbes berbet>
sufhtrena Gtne8 stfunben SttmuldnBmtttels. 0it
lansidhrise Grfatrune lebrt, unb Sunberte BON 8euss
athsa 6%sssttsn, II tetnes fs sutrasli&, als 9%eeeftsrss
Masenbitter8. Ger6bnlihe, nt@t $ mebi5tnif9e Gtis
mnlantten itnb perruernth, tenn NIT ioI&tn Tam bic &e'
selmdbisieit unb Guerste her DerbuuuusScrsans ni8i
rteber b~erSefeut werhen. Dnr@ has %senaHnte Mitlel
ober, Elm MasensGligir i'm befen Gtnne bes Mertes,
Etre zeer 9pnA be8 sanseH SpRems aufsefrtj4t, rtrt
btltoftdt nne Dpspepfe aus benz GeIbe uub aus ben
seeedtslten S4Iupfpinteln periast. MaIarti&e, Rie-
rem, Slaiens unb rtsumatti@e aeibsH perben burG
estelen nnaberpinelt4en &eformatur pertprbensr Ges
iunebstt itesrei& hbernunhen.
= Sn Der @ilensbeberrI9une lieei
bic gr6bte MiQensfraft.
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terfttibung Der 5timmsebsr uab Re tper=
ben he erbalten.
Ser 6 0 It 3 sc. sc. Mars
ttne3 1T Der re6te Manu am re4ten
Ylabe; er III nit ieinen Nmts6efugnii
len mobl berfraut.
Die GountDs 6 ommi1fGr
limb SOS. g, SmDer, % m. B6r,
ner. Better Sonosu nb Grant u m :
6eio. Bon ibnen 1T gu ertuo,ten,
baB fe bas Snterehe bes @ountps pabr.
nebmen iperoet.
IIs 6fentli@e Wdger melben f6 80.
s. un6 s. $. Mdn9.
4uf benz Sidet befinben i9 o@t
Deuti@e; a6t &epublitaner unb led.
aebn Demotraten.
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sr pancoat&S obn Rnb in
ibrem bebeutenb bersr0Berten @eiddftss
lofal In ieber 6inf9t auf bic 6erbfs
un6 Winter Saiion borbereitet. Sic
baben cine portreffli@e Nusmabl BON
StOfen ftir 9etreu. mel6e Nn3tige nod
WlaB wtini6en. unb In ibrem 2ager III
Jules Dertreten, tuas sur 9err.ntoilette
geb6rt. Jertise Nnatige nod neuefiem
96nitt In ieoer Qualitdt unb gu iebem
preiie; felne ueberjieber; mobsrne gu.
te; uuterseug Der 5aifon anaepaBt;
mOlene uub leinene 9emben, &rapats
ten unb aae bic anbsren 9erren. Soilet.
ten Irtitei. paucoaif 6 Sobn erbaI.
ten ibren STUFF, bic leiten5t 6irma ibrer
8ran6e gu iein. aufre@t.
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6 . ia | { 8.

sr Mittbeilamgett tit SeSus anf
neutrality-suspicious., Gmtpfeblmtte
gett BON 3anbinatett pber @ablsets
telr, tuer6er at re9elmtdRtget 9ltte
sei9eratett, in @pratsbesabltttg,
aafaenummten.
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Gin frtber bel BET Mrflee ifebenber
Wuuoarat unb iebt bebeutenber Hr3t i'm
DfIi6en Soma, muBte %unldnOif auf els
nige Gage fein 9eim berlaHen; ip6bs
renb ieiuer Nbneienbeit betanl zines
Der 2inoer cine f1uere grtdItung, nos
ranf ieine frau iofort cine Jlaf9e
n@bamberlaiu's Cough &emebpS boIen
lieB. Wit BEN er5ielten @efultate mar
he 10 aufrieben, baB Bel dbnIiGen 6daen
gu berfdiebenen 3eiten bieieIbe Mebisin
gebrau6t uurbe. Ra@ eiseuer ueber.
3eueung bebauptet ber Nr3t, baB es bas
3uperldffgfte prdparat gegen grtdltung
tpdre unb before @rfolse er3iele, dig it,
genb zines. mas er ie gebrau@t babe.
gu Dsrtaufen bel 81. Cohen g Co.,
&alteper & Son unb allen bebeutenben
Droguifen,
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- uuiere Sntet netionaIe Gair.@e.
telf@aft befinbet f9 In finan3iellen 8er'
hgenbeiten. Oiefe Sa9laee tpurbe gu.
erit ourG Mr. 9oparb befannt, Der bic
Wi1ita @ounip ausfelnng unter fd
bat unb flagte, baB ibm bic Nus3abs
lung Der prdmie BON $1,000 perpeigert
tuorben Tel. 6Ofeutli6 tuirb bic Qn.
~aelegenbeit reeulirt; es ipdre bod cine
S9ma9 fur san Hntonio, tpenn bic
Musite0ans anf ioI@e Weiie en6en
foute.
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Mumab Dt Gpuahs
MuerIet.

= Ronbutteur George bon Der
Nranias paB.Babn beri6tete benz
Poli5ei.0 auptquartier, oaB ct bic 2ei6e
zines Mannes I'm GluRef9mimmen iab,
als ct Mpntag Mbeno 6 l1br nit benz
pafagiers3u iiber bic Bride fubr.
= Sie italienii9e GDIonie feierte
geftern ben Sabrestag Der embedding
Nmerifa's bur6 einen um3ug. SIN
San pebrosP Bart puroen Geitreben ge,
balten bon benz itaIienii9en RoniuI,
Capt. SoIaro, General Mc9earp unb
Capt. @arbenas. Damn foIgte Som,
aertmuff unb Snn3 Bis gum friiben
Morgen.
= Wartet auf Sells Bros. unb Barz
retts erSBtem Circus BET @elt. Sn San
WntoniD Jreitag ben 6. Nebember.
= Die Stabtratbsfbung am MOns
tag III a%ussefaaen. gine Benjamin.
lung fin5et am Donnsrtag No9mittag
ffatt.
- &i9ter Sing bat ben Mntrag auf
8erIesuug Der Nuseleseubeit Der Mais
ienbermaltung ber 6. u. unb Mranfas
paB Wabn in bas Bunbess @eri9t, abs
geDiefen.
= Dem gounip.@ eri9t III cine bon
70 goantpsS 9ultruffees unteraei1nete
petitiou sugegansen, bic Office bes
gountDs G@uliuperintenbenten ni9t OBJ
3ui9afen. 9as @eri6t bat 5aber ieiz
men friberen 8ef9luB in Wiebersrmds
gung ge5ogen uno bas Nmt mieoerbers
geifelt.
= Martet auf Sells Bros. unb Bar
retts gr6Btem Circus Der Welt. Sn San
NntOnio Greitas ben s. Nobember.
0err @eor9e S6ober, Der
l~angiGbrige 8ormann ber GitD .Brauez
rel, III 3ur 8raumeilfer Ronbentiou
nod pbilabeIpbia absereif. St ent.
bietet auf bieiem Mege allen feinen
Greunben unb 8etannten bic ber3Ii9z
fen @riiBe. Da BON elmer offjielen Mb.
i1iebsfeier tueger 3eitmanGeIs Nbfan6
genommen perben muBte.
= Sn Der 6ouRDnfroBe bat man
beute Yormittag nit Der Neuphaiferung
nit Mesquit.8 l0den begonnen.
Wir MAIDEN auf bic Circus. Mnaei.
&c in Der beuiieen Summer aufmerf<
fam. &obinion's Circus lit febens,
tuertb unb rei6baltig.
- Die aus Der Nuaeige erF9tIi9,
1T 9err Granf I'm pieber
4anbibat fir bas Nnlt Des @ounip.
@ommifioners bes 4. 0reeints, tpel9es
ct 5ur. b6Qigsn 3ufrieoenbeit ieinsr 9ons
fituenten befleibete. Menn irgenb See
manb cine MieOermabl bsrbient, 10 1T
es grant umi@ei6 unb es untetlie9t
mobl faum einem 3weifel, baB er ME.
b%erern1blt tperben pirb.
Martet auf Sells Bros. unb Bats
retts sr6Btem Circus Der Welt. Sn San
Mntonio Greiiag ben 6. Nopember.
= 6. u. Wes6itt, Brieftrdger, 2O4
Nabifon'5 traBe mobnbaft, berIor beute
Morgen iein pferb auf eigentblmliGe
Weife. Das Sbier enttam ibm auf Der
Prefa,S troBe unb rannte nod 0aule
3u. Mn Der gde BON Mils unb Surs
netiraBe ftiir3te es unb bIieb tobt Iiesen;
es bot Dermutbli@ ben 0als gebro9en.
-
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gterbem nttbt int Sanie.

ROUGH ON RATS bertilst Staten, WduIe
unb Sdpaben. Salbe 10 GemtS.
ROUGH ON WORMS. Cine fi@ere @urm.
Mebiain. % Gents,
ROUGH ON CoRNs 8lIfis Is @ents.
Slough Dn GDugbs.
@esen Suffen, @rfaltuns, Seiierfeit, f@lim.
men gels. 25 Gents.
RoUGH ON TooTHAcHE. Stiat ieben
8abnf6mera. Is Gents.
2eaurelle Oil.
@erbinOert bic 8ilbuns bon &unsela unb
Galten in Der Saut. 8erbiitet bas BeIfperben
unb Mltern Der gef9tsjise. grbdlt Susenb unb
Grifde in ipunoerbarer Weiie. $1.Oo srOfe GIa'
iben, bel allen apotbetern.
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VA Serb. GbeIims bat einen Bars
room eriter @laRe er6fnet @eit.@Oms
merces@ir 239 (frtber Nettes Npo.
tbefe.) Stets friIGes Bier on 3apfe,
feline Wbisfep's unb CUTE @igarren.
Gin gemttbli@es 2ocal, bas Sober be-
fuGen ioate!
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mir tnb autorifrt. @iI4tIm B6rner
ale Raubibat fur @iebererwdblung fir bas
gmt bts Gountb .Aommiffdr bes q.
%reeingie 0nauliu6iaen.
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@ir Fnb antoriFrt, Germ gb. 8roboef c
ale Aanbibat fhr @ieberpabI fir bns Ant bes
Gonntb S@atmtffers BEL Der Be.
bexlelen6en @ahL antntinbiaen.
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uaabbdnsiaes gonntp gidet.

Gitrift . Ri&ter, IS. DiRritt:
90. %. Ring.
giarift . anipalt, 81. Difritt:
@eorge paf6al.
Di#ritt . gIert:
SEQ. SC. 9ofbiefI.
gountb . @i9ter:
6. %. @e NIIifer.
gountp . glert:
3bab. %. SMITH.
Sheriff:
&. g. Mc@alI.
County Collector:
Sofe @afiiono.
gOuutb : afsfor:
2onis 0utb ir.
gounts. sdatmeifer:
@bnart J%rDboee.
@ounts . 8ermefer:
30. M. QDfe.
COUNTY . anpaIt:
Bart 8. Debit.
SnfpsetOr Iir sdute unb 9biere.
Sno. q. Campbell.
e~apsrinieaDent Der OfentIi4en ednIen :
q. 8. ffeIb.
Superintendent in Der aesisIatur:
6. 8. @ur3ba@.
aeprdientant in Der aesisIatur:
30. 9. MegImee.
Gsiebensri9ter, ~reeintt 30. L:
anton Adam.
8risbensri6ter, Yreeintt SO. 1:
%. 90. 9erron.
R~cnitabler, Yrecintt No. l:
&C. q. M0rtines.
RommiRdr, @reeintt SO. /:
Spfepb Smper.
asmmiFdr, @reeinft Ms. 2:
% m. B6rner.
aomnliRdr, Yretintt SO. 8:
Better Sonas.
aommi1dr, Yretintt SO. A:
aranf u m9eio.
DtffsntIi er Bdser:
M. 8. Mhnd.
DtHentIi er niger:
9. 8. TN d.
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= Wesen Sapetsn, biaisften unb
feinffen, gebt aur Me&ae Paint Co.,
215 ct. MarpstraBe.
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Mir finb autsriirt, @atbias nbr all
unabbdaeiseu 9anbibaten fir bas lint bel
ea9teeSnfb efto rs bel Der beborfeben.
ben MabI anjuiinbisen
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Die ,8reie wrede4 ii antorifrt, Serrn
Gtne. 81. Darnes ais aanbibat fir bas
Amt be- Eriebeusri@ters be8 l. Yres
siHIie (StabtsY secingD anaufHnbfaeu.
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HRir iinb autoriirt, Germ Geo. paf9dIl
ais Aoubibat fir @ieberuabI fir bas amt bea
DitvittenpaItfs BEL Der bebcviebenben
z1akI a~nsnlinbiaen..
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Treie Ta9rt na4 Der Musitelh1nQ
iiber bic Nlanto @lectriide G~traEenbabu

Wdbrenb Der a~usfeauns sebsn
mir jsbem &dufer BON 81 rertb ga.
den pber barber freie paffase
mad Der Nusfelluns.
8eluder Ger Satr finb freunblidft
einselabea unier retdbaltises WaSasia
tn tauswirtbiaaftliden @fritben,
pprseaan, @laswaaret o. su inipi-
ciren. 9aijfabf @ef&enfe. Stltsr>
laden. 9pttl, unb garrpcm<S aMen.
Commerce, ssabarrp. mmb Grpdests
, strahe, Can Natunius 2exaS.
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mir ffnb nutorifrt, germ Sole
aEs &anbibaf fur Bie6erpabI fir bas Amt bes
Gonntb Solicitors bel ber beborfeben.
ben @atI ausufinbigen.
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q MaberiGs Banf besdbIt
prO3ent 3inien fur 3eitsO epOften.
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In msils Greunbe nab WeitbSroer Sd lin.
bioe mid hermit aIs 4anbibat fir @ieberpotI
fEE eat HINT bee SBeriffs bon Neror
@ountb Bel Aer bsb0rfebenben @nbI am 4.
8obeMbsr 1890 an unb etfu@e Sic um Sbre
tlaterlEtuns. N@fungspoI
Xke8. .. MtGnII.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-14

= SIR fertiee Garben, Del &c. mems
bet @ud on bic McRae paint Co., 215
ct. Matpshrase.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-14

mir iinh autarifrt, Germ Sobn 3. % aI.
tee ale &anbibaten fir bas Mmt bes 81,
Rxtkt. GIerfs BET Der bebotietenben BotI
dntrfinbioeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-14

Mstl nb auipriifrf, Germ 8 fra M. Genitt
Do yan5ibafsn fir has lint bes Gountbs
HJeffesa bel ber BabI am 4. gobember
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-14

Die vGrsie @rsKe1 IL autoriirt, Germ D
B. MiIIer ale Ranbiboten fir @ieberpabI
ale Mebrdfentant bon Berdr Counts
Bel bef tsboslebenben BAIL a~naufanbiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-14

Weeen S6iIber ieber Mrt eebt
nod No. % Solebabfrabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-14

In mtins 6reanbe unb Miibireer : Sd tim.
biee MID tiermit ais aanbiSat fir @ieberipabl
ids bas amt be- o tfrttteIerts bon De,
zar Gountb BET BET betorfebenben @abI am 4.
Nobembsr 1890 an unb erfm9e Sic nm Sbre
unireibnHg. a&tunastoa
Rea n &afhien
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-14

- 8artet auf Sells Bros. un6 Bar,
retis gr6Btem Circus Der Welt. Sn San
Mntonio- Greitag ben 6. Hooember.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-14

6rau q. peri&erte uns seitern, ba6 fe pabrenb Der
talten Sabresaeit nt4t Dbne Or. gua's SuftenzS prup
ietn f6nnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-14

= Sn Der WileusbeberriGune liesi
bic grDbte @iaenstraft.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-08-23
THE BlNGHAMTON FIGHT.

For nearly nine weeks the Bingham
ton cigarmakers have stood out manfully
against oppression. The struggle in
which they are engaged involves the
welfare Of the cigar trade throughout
the country. BY singular provision of
the constitution of the Cigarmakers'
International Union, they have been
deprived of the pecuniary aid which
should have been extended to them by
that powerful organization. They had ,
however, from the beginning of the
strike, the hearty sympathy of every
cigarmaker, and this has now taken the
form Of substantial support. The Unions
of New W rk and Chicago have come to
the rescue. The organized cigarmakers
of the latter city have assessed them
selves, and those of the metropolis will,
if necessary, give the last cent
in their treasury to sustain the
Binghamton strikers. Should this
prove insufficient, other trades will come
to the front. The Central Labor Fed
GRAFTON has already ordered a subscrip-
ton to be taken in all the unions repre-
scented in that body. Scab bosses must
be made to realize that their day of
glory and iron rule is past that new
spirit of solidarity is animating Labor,
and that no man or set of men will in
the future be allowed to pay or to re-
cieve starvation wages.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-08-23
"SPEAk OUT PLAINLY"

In the Weekly Nationalist of August
Q, its editor, Mr. Owen, publishes over
his signature an article from which the
following extracts are taken:
writing personally, as an individual,
over my own signature, | endorse EN-
phatically the emphatic demand of the
WoRKMEN's ADVOCATE that positive in
formation shall take the place of vague
charges, and insist that such informa-
ton shall be given, not in the columns
of single tax paper CLOSELY allied with
the Democratic party whose meetings it
advertlses, hostile to us in principle and
fully conscious that the success of our
movement means its own DEATH but
through the organization of the Nation
aists themselves and of the Socialist
Labor Party. | make a perfectly clear
proposition when state that San Fran
cisco is a most important center of
propaganda, and that the San Francisco
official organizer of the Socialist Labor
Party holds most responsible position.
| say that it Is matter Of vast impor.
lance to the whole Socialist and Nation.
alist party Synonymous terms) to make
up its mind whether the official organ
iEer was justified in attempting to i'm
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-08-23

'ne "o'uai NUMBER was even S'''a'ier'
W. '"o'o "''e no' 'ie'e'''''i' 'n'eieh'
Pe'7'iiS' oecauSe inc same ihui''uuai
may oe " partner ia one Ut 'no'o nrn's'
VI d ''''""o''e' III one VI i'of' 'ofPo'
'"''N''' "' '''0 ''A'''' '''''''
''''' 49, f'' '''''"i'''''''e'i'' 'u' 'ieo
''' ''''' P''0'0'' '"''"6 ''' 0'i'''''
''"' e"''"s 'u''e '0' 1000 value" a'
90 m'iIlohS OF uodafS' AS many OF
''o"' aio eoi'Paf""'ei] small II IL Sa'e
" Say ''iaV 'he It" largest owned prop
Amy y no' more '''a" |'o'o PerSoiS'
'uineo ou' ''''eo quarters OF 'hat ehor-