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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20
Cine @rSiaan,
Sci es bur6 ben @tabtratb Der
Sia6t San Mntonio perorbnet:

Sci es bur6 ben @tabtratb Der
5laot San Nntonio berorbnet:
Sseiffon 1. 9aB es teinem Rin.
be ober irgenb elmer gerion g~eifattet
fein foa, bic 6reii6ulen bieier 6taot
gu beiu1er, ebe bas Gino ober bic gers
ION ni9t elm @ertfitat bon einent prafii.
3irenben Wr5t benz S9ulsG uperintens
bentea ~Derge3eist bat, bur9 ueI@es Be.
wieiea miro, baB ods Ginb ober bic
perfOn innetbalb feds Sabre Dor Der
3eit, baB bieiet5e bic s9uIe gu beius
den beabf9tigt. geimpft pOrben if.
Section 2. DoB 6iele Srbinana
BON Der 3eit ibrer Nnnabme an in Rraff
treten ioa.
pailirt unb 9utsebeiBen ben II. $50.
bember 1890.
8rpan GaIIagban,
Niteiirt: MaDor,
6. g.. gIaubon, Gtabts@lerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20
Die apmite,s

FIR ben Seuti6en Sag fnb uie foIsi
ernanni tporben:
ARRANGEMENTS 9omtte:
U. Sartor, @orfbsnber Sic. Sengg,
y. @. Gampmdnn, 8. 2anbauer, 6,
Goi6, o. 69meIber r.. s. 6erf IT,,
Nrtb. @uentber.
Decpratiprnss Romite g,
o. Saeobion, 8orfben6er; O. Graim,
SEQ. Masner, 6. 8. Mueller, 8. 8,
Degener, 6. Werner, Sas. Mabren,
berger, Sobn 8edmann, @b. Sefel,
30. 6ertped, &. 9gngelD.
9rud Romite: s. 6. &lie'
fotb, @orRbenber, Mm. 9sui6tel IT,,
g. Wagner, g.. @Dlmann, M,
S6mldle, Grau3 @ogel.
Snpentars8 { Z b nIfungs
Q0mite: Sac. Wosner, Dorfben'
bsr; 8. &Obler, Wm. S6bnert, 5.
Bauer,
Ginanas2 linton Mbam,
gorfbenber; 6p. B6rner, VI. peri6.
6p. gDbn, Conrad 3uf9las, GranI
BrotDn. Better Sonas It,, 6D. Gaeb,
4bam S9miti, Sobu BoBbarbt, gbas,
9ege1 IT,, 8. 9eiUmoun, Soc. Weber,
90. WiIer. 8. Seper. s. 2rif@ IT,,
9boa. u. abbott, S. Gimmang, %,
Wanger, 90. g.. gabe, u. 2eitnsr.
M~uftsRomite: 6. Bed, 8or.
ibenber: 90. 961ing f., Morimiliar
Sutor, s. Weber.
un s'& Otto
Solms. 8orfibenber; g. 5. Wasner,
y. s. Mauermann, @. Mhaer, 6,
Diebmann.
gienbab u=3 Omits gb. Bra.
ben f., %. @oeib.
- Maberids Banf be3dbIt 4
pro3eni 3infen fur 3eit.S epoHten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20
ssSnbe ~ spottpreliea.

500 Yaar ainberi6ube gu 81: So.
ftenpreis $1.30 unb $1.40. Damenz
Slippers au Is Cts. unb $1-wertb
SLIPS.
9piBenbeieBie MOrseni@ube fur So.
men aler Mrten, Speaiolitdt. @robe
&ebuftiDn! $1.75 9amens Rn6pff1ube
fit $3.50. 5ullipans $500 @lacees
Ieber Gn6pffdube III Der bette Der WeIt.
Gnlibans falble0erner 66ub FIR Mdns
uer su $500 lit uniibertrefFi1. Mdn.
neridube fur $500, tpertb $3.50.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT in alien arbereft
NrtiteIn, tpobor in ben feinifen nnb
mittleren Sorten nur bns bette gefubrt
wirb. Die ausgeidnittenen 3dngurubs
Ieberz5 hube fir Mdnner. tragen R9
gut unb 5inb comfortable. belonbers 40
empFetlen. 5arbiee 5@ube in Slncee
au aceeptablen preifen.
g. 9. GuIiiDan,
Efe Epmmerce & st. Marn's Str.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20
Muerlet.

- SIR gprbinian 2aimiuser liesi
Elm ui6tiser Brief auf benz bieRser
poffamt.
= Mm Gonntag ben %. Nobembet
feiert Der Son Mntonio Seuti6e
Mdnner9or" iein 6. Stiftunesfeft In
Der 6ane bes MifRons,@ artens burd
elm groBes SnfrumentaI.. unb 0ocaI.
Concert unter Der 4eitung bes 9errn
Wm. Marr, befsn prosramm elm feb,
reidbaliises unb gut %getudbItes III. Sn
bemielben pirfen Die 9erren @m.
Marr, O.. MIbers, 6. S9o4, O.
S6ramm. 6. %. Claus, so. Sutor,
gbaa. Wefenbere, SEQ. Wasner unb
emil Rnbn nit iouie naiiirli@ In ben
@bor'@ eidngen ber gut gei9ulte unb
tber CUTE 6timm Wittel perfhgenbe
fengebenoe 0erein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20
RnaIene Mrnteasealbe.

Die beite Gable bet Welt fir SHnttte,
luetf9nnsen, GefGjpire, Gieber. unb Saut.
bsuIen unb aue Sauiiranlbeiten turirt 9a.
mOrrboiben ODER feline H~e3abIung. gaaise
Satisfaetion garantirt ODER 6ae 0eIb birb
suriiderRattet. rs Gents bic G&a&teI. Bum
Bertouf IN allen NpotbeEen. Dreib, Ebomb.
ion G. Co., @bolefaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20

Sn Der ygiebri6s Meosba9er 5as
Bes.pOf" (yeo. 23S) madt Sdnifd
b%efannt: sd iE6e FIR ben /. Sanuar
1891 eine Mobnung BON 3 3immerl,
Rade unb 3ubeb6r, mo- i'd nidt ges
5iDungen fem foa, Nbenbs um 8 ubr gu
Bett gu geben uno erf Morsens nm 80
nbr Dieber aufsulfeben unb no amii6en
8ermletber unb Mietber Elm ~anftdnbis
ger 8srtebr m6gli@ it," Sdnii9
fdeint re6t tribe grfabruugen sema6t
gu habeu. Mber ME tann er Ii6 aud
Da5u 3tpIngen lai1en, I'm s ubr f@lafen
3u seben unb erft I'm 50 nbr mieber
aufauffehen Sci elm Mann, Sdnii6l
m6@te man ibm surufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20
San 9lIter nnn al 9nhr

= SIN Utter BON 80 Sabren iiarb In
8ietOfia Grau Grieberite SO1anne
8lod. sic tuar i'm 2~6nigreih Sud-
fen geboren unb panberte 1851 aus.
Set Der 3eit ipobute le %beitdnoig In
8ietoria.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20

sar 2stle &oblen So per Spnue;
McMaiRsr Glad unb 2ptle gemifdt 81.
-Snbian Serritorp 2Oblen bette Aua>
litdt $3.50. penn: Nntbracit Goblen
$13. Gbenfo bas befe trDdeue Sfen=
unb @or6 8rennboI5 au nie6ri9fen
Breiien BEL Carr & &oberfDn,
IA BurlefDn=S traBe. Selepbpn 1913.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20
santa glaas,

Sas 6aupt : Quarter bon Santa
Claus Bet PauI Wagner III bonn
25. Oh ieoen Mbenb big 10 ubr, BEL
brilanter Beleu@tuug, se6fnet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20

s6s- $5.Ndnist fur $24; SC Mdutel
fir So bel 6. 9eutf9 & s 0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20

= SIN ,9eut{9en 8eterindrtalen.
Der" Is. 18) fin6et fd folsenber nets
ter ErudfebIer: 81 apbtoIum
600 20 pfg.) IeuB. bel 9auts
fronfbeiten bei. @rDn. Gc3em ftast
Sbeer, ferner Def. gegen &dube Gals
Sable Q:10) s Raptbal 2--4:30
2anolin gegen Sefuitenfi6e."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20

SaT Rein 9umbusl mir pertaufen
ole OamenssR dntel gum balben preiie.
6. Seut@& 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20

60 Gapt. @eDpnalb, @aIpeiton, beitd:
tigt: ,9ladpem i9 bethesda 8afier fir lieben
&oten sebrauht bate, bin i6 bon elmer fait
sipeiidhrisen hrpniiden Siarrbpe eebeiIt.A
Melton & 6 o., @rpcers, 9ot~itpnftrabe, Der:
faufen baS @a1Ier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20

D Or. S. GroB iast: SD balte 0as
@a,feiba 8etbeSba @aier fir bas bette inns
porttrte 8afier fir utS Sibldrber.M gu bas
ben Bel @efton & 60, @roeers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20

~ Mir psrfauTen SamensM dateI
biliser, benn Sabrifanteu. g. 9eutf9
&@D.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20

pa- Serb. Gbelime bot einen gars
room erfter @laRe erbffnet Meft. goms
meree>5tr. 239 (friiber Nettes gpo.
tbete.) Siets frii9es Bier an 3apfe,
feine WbisfeD's unb CUTE gisarrer.
Gin gemiitbIi9es 2ocal, bas Sober bes
iu9en iolltel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20

90 General Grants 9(rst, Ser beribmte
Or. Sbrabb, Stem gorf, iast: SD babe eerug
bappit peridrieben, baB man barin lhipimtnet1
f0nnte." - antit meirtt er @aufeiba gethesba
@afer. @eltpn So, @rpcers, Souitons
unb @aparrpsS traBe, a~leinise 9~(senten. Ser
faufen BET Der Slai9e uab &iite. Srast @uren
9lpptbefer bana9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20
greiie! Yreiiel

Nmppen
nit Yor3euan : 36pfen, 93oa, 5gs
>. IL 10 y
fein ange3Dgene.---..-. 4 5
unaerbre6lid, anse3ogeu 10 . 10 y
IA y 20 y
:. -. 10 y Is >
feline aib nit 6aar unb 3dbne seisenb,
IL 3oa groB.----.------25 Gts.
Gafien, fem becorirt, per Soar 10 Sc.
y eIlla y IN 20 "
NnppeasS tiible. ......-..--.2 5 IS.
y Waget -.....5 unb 10 =
GgpreRsS@ aget, b6Iserne aren 60 =
n eiferne y Is
S@aufelpferbe ..-....-.....75 IS.
@~elucepebes. bon StabI, iebr eles
CANT, $3.50.
elephant Sdbamfeln, fit fleine
Gtnber, $1.00.
aae epieIia@en gu eritauuli@ bills
gen Breiien.
Raml 80
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20

aar Gebt bic 8iaisteit unierer DO.
men : MdnteI. Salber preis. 9.
9eutf9 & 60.
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Ddg- Wir seben bas 9rps Goobss@ &c.
i@dft am 1. Sanuar auf. 4le 9amer.
unb 2inber.M dntel tperber gum balben
preiie OHerirt bon g. Seutf6 g.
So.
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g e O II q

mirb ein Mdb6eE our gerridtune Der
6ausarheit. Gutter 2obn. Nad5ufraz
gen in Der Office bieles Blattes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20

E@- Sranf SO. 8ennis, supt. Der Granb
8apips 5dppl Surn. So, iast: pDieies Sez
tbesba @aiier BAT nein 2eben serettet. 8eIs
ton & 60, Grpcers, Souftpnftrabe, perfaus
fen baiieIbe bei Ser Slaide ober &ifte.
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Wpnab on @pmal
XeQNteQe Oil,

8erbinbert bic 8iIbun9 bon 8unseln unb
Galten In ber $aut. 8erbitet bas @eltmerben
unb Gltera bet @eidtstise. grbalt Susenb unb
Grifde in iunnberbarer @eiie. $1.oo erobe GIa.
f1en, bel allen Npotbetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-20

Minnie 3. Murpbp an alfreb Gous
rob, @runbflf on Oft: Commerce
StraBe, $425.
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allen 2euten, bic BON Rbeumatismus Ober Slndeus
t4mer;en sepIdst iinb, hiene htermtt Jur RaGridt, haS
Salpattpn . eIibneu iosIei6 Stlfe brinsen pirb.
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Ode gommerce & st. MfGrD's 5tr

unfern $500 @@ub fhbren mir felt
8 Sabrett unb garantirea iebes paar.
Mud III BET uns ales In 9ameti., Der,
rens, 2nabeus unb Md6@en S&uben
III in6en.
Cinderella G@ub GtDre,
Ode OF 0DuioniraBe uHb sluenus G.
&. s. collins misunderstanding
Gn., go. /, 8, 5 unb Z Of.9ouffons
GtrnBe, Bot bic gr6Bte NuswabI III
Win6s, pferbefrafts, Oampfs unb
Ganbs Yuripen aner Nrt uro bor5hg.
li6ffer Gonitruftion; WaRer @6bren
aIer Nrt nebt 3ubeb6r i'm @rDbs unb
RleinbonbeI. 6pbrauliide &amtietl
un6 Miu6mtiblen aler GrDBen gum
pumpeu unb Mablen inb bort 5a ia,
ben Dber tper6en ouf BefelunB beiorgt.
@roBe NuspabI in alen Mrtifell uub
bilige Yreiie bet gebissenfer slus.
fhbrung.
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eterbeu utdbt iu Sauie.

ROUGH ON RATS bertilst Staten, Wauie
unb G1paben. SaIbe 10 Gents.
ROUGH ON WORMS. Cine f9ere @urm.
Mebi3in. 25 Gents.
ROUGH ON CoRNs. Glilfs Is Gents.
slough On GOm8bs.
@esen Safsn, GrfSItuns, $eiierfeit, f6Iim-
men SaIs. % Gents.
ROUGH ON TooTHACHE. Stiat ieben
8abnfdmeri. Is gents.
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1884 3
CD. Srob6e,
@dabmeifer BON 8erar gountp.
&i9tis befunben: 6. 8. Wur5ba9,
@ounip : Ridter.
@tte1: 3bab. M. Smith, County,
glerf, 8erar Co., Seras.
San Nntonio, Is. Nopember 1890.
goniolibirter Beri6t Der g%innabmet
unb Musgaben bes GountD > G9aBs
meilters gb. GrDb6ie bonn l..
Muguit 1890 big 81.
October 1890.
grfie Glaife.
2aHenbetan6 ..$5,9 01. 29
gintabme -.-.. 5,245.13 -
Musgaben .-.... $5,o2bsoo
Mn brittle GIofe
nbertragen - 5,OOO.0O
Gafenbefaub :. 2.320.07
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@rnnoetsemtbmms .llebertrasmmsen

3. O.. 2ubbod an s. uub 6. s.
2amnn, @runbftid an Sub : Jlores.
StraBe, 1926.
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@esen einen S9nitt, gef9dbisuug,
9ieb. ober Branbmunben giebt es nidts
8eReres, als a m berlain's
Balm Ba | m. Die Wunbe BELT
f6neaer, als bur6 irgenb elm anberes
Prdparat, un6, tDenn bieIelbe nidt gar
3u f9litnm III, obne Narben gu binter,
Iai5en. gu baben bel g.. @obn G. Co.,
s. &aIteber & Son unt allen beoeuten.
ben Mpotbefern.
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$623.99 1928. $50
8eri9t iber be bonbirte @@ulb bon
Bsrar Gountp.
g. S.&S u. Subf6ien'
8onbs............-. $27O.0OO.O 90
Meritan. @olfs@ifenbabn.
GompromiB ....-.... 100000
@ourtbaus. Bombs 1880. $4,000 90
Brtiden.B Bombs. ....... 100000
$435, OO0. 90
Sd beI1einige hermit, 6aB Der obi5e
8eriGt iiber bic BON mir eingenomme>
1ea urb p~eraussabten @elber tpdbrenb
bes 3ermins, Der am 81. October 1890
enbet, ri9tig lit.
90. Gr0bDfe,
S1abmeiter BON 8erar @ountn.
&i6tig befunben: s. 8. Mur3be9,
@ountp : &i6ter.
atteff: S6ab. W. Smith, @ountps
@lerf, 8erar So.
San Mntonio, Is. Nobember 1890.
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Sobn 9igsins on 6rau unb 6riB
Steiner, @runbHld on @rodett. Strabe,
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~ Maberids Banf beaabIt A
proaeni 3iufeu fur 3eit.S epoften.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-30
CATHOLIC FEAST DAY.
Celebration of the Feast of st. Peter ant
St. Paul-Confirmation Services,

celebration OF the feast OF st. Peter and
st. Paul-Confirmation Services.
High mass was celebrated Yesterday
morning at the Catholic church of HOLY
Names, corner South Fourth and Wash
ington streets, the services being held with
special reference to the feast of Saint Peter
and Saint Paul, for whom, in the calendar
of the church the day is set apart as feast.
Bishop Junger. of Vancouver, acted as
celebrant. Rev. Father Prefontalne as des-
con and Rev. Father Gribben as subdeacon.
Bishop Junger in his sermon dwelt ON
the trust imposed in Saint Peter by Jesus
and extolled the work of Paul in propogat-
ing the gospel and teachings of Christ. His
address was listened 10 by a very large con-
gregation.
Bishop Junger, at the close of the feast
day observances. administered the sacra.
ment of confirmation upon a class of
twenty children, with an instructive
address following
Miss Berta Crivelli sang Milliard's offer.
tory with a most sweet and powerful voice.
Her artistic rendition created quite an i'm
preston on those present Miss Koch.
Miss Mckinney and Mr.. Felsing deserve
mention of their solo numbers in the
solemn high mass, and the choir contribu.
ted its share to the musical success. Mr..
w. Martins presided at the organ.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. A. Chisholm after the
services entertained Bishop Junger, Rev.
Prefontaine and Rev. Gribben at dinner
before the departure of the bishop for his
home
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-30
A GOOD WIFE.
Rev. A. l.. Parker's Discourse at ST
Marks Church.


Rev. A. l.. Parker, rector, preached at
ST. Marks Episcopal church upon the sub
jet, "A Good Wife" He took his text
from:
Matt xxvli:le-"And while he was sitting ON
the Judgment seat, his wife sent unto him. saw
ing. have thou nothing 20 do with that Just man.
for have suffered many things this day In
dream because of him"
THE Bible, he said, lis certainly mar
vicious portrait album. Every class of
mankind finds here its representative. IL
can be truly said that there is not person
living upon the earth but can find therein
his own likeness. All we know of her
whom We have under consideration IS what
this verse of Scripture sets forth. Like
Melchiseaec, the Bible gives her no
genealogy, Tradition, however, has given
Der the name of Procula. An apocryphal
gospel describes her as a convert to In
diaism. and the Greek church places her
name amongst its catalogue of saints. Il
may have been that she was a prosely,e
for she knew of Jesus and spoke TO Pila;e
OF Him on the eve of the betrayal.
1t is possible that PLATE on that
evening, alter the Roman general had
been granted. spoke of Jesus to her. either
because he knew her 10 be interested in
Jesus or because, husband like, he thought
IL we'll to communicate to his wife informa-
ton which at that time must have seemed,
at least. unique. concerning, as il did, the
apparent weli-being of the One who lust
then was attracting so much attention
amongst the Jews. BE all this as it NAV.
brief as is the mention OF Pilates wife
there Is in its very terseness lesson Tor sll
time. And il is her views of Christ, and
her subsequent conduct We know that
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-30
AN ABUSED CHILD.
Brutal Fathers. Treatment of +
Little Girl.

Brutal Fathers. Treatment of His
Little Girl.
Ivan Hintze, laborer employed on the
streets, called at police headquarters yes
terday morning in search of his i0-year
old daughter Emma, who left her home
Tuesday last.
The child was found wandering on the
streets Friday night by Officer Osborn. An
investigator into her case showed that her
parents abused her terribly, although she
herself could not be induced to say any
thing against them. Saturday evening
Captain A. NJ. Kent gave her into the
charge of Mrs. Hartman, living on Plum
mer street. Hintze was given little salts
faction by the police, and if he ever re-
covers possession OF his child it will be
through the courts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-30
THE CHURCH BELLS.
Their Peals Call Forth a Host
of W0rshipers.
REV. sTEBBINs AT THE UNITARIAN
Rev. Parker at ST. Marks Tells What a
Good Wife Should Be-Rev.
10y on Suicides.

Bright, warm and glorious weather yes
terday brought out good congregations at
all of the churches, and the people who at
tended divine worship IN many OF the
churches listened to sermons by ont-of-
town preachers. Among the ministers
from abroad were: Rev. Horatio Steb-
bins. of San Francisco, who preached at the
Unitarian church; Rev. Levi Gilbert, u. D.,
of Winona, Mimi, who delivered the
morning and evening sermons at the FIRST
Methodist Episcopal church; Rev. Edwin
S. Williams. OF Boston, who preached at
the Plymouth Congregational church. and
Rev. N. f. Broadus, of Bonneville, No.,
who preached at the First Baptist and the
Market street Baptist churches.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-30
Colored Politicians Organize.

Several active colored citizens met yes
terday in caucus to form a political organ
ization. The following committee was
elected on permanent organization: Mr..
S. J. Collins. chairman; Mr.. A. L. Free
man. Mr.. |. W. Evans, Mr.. ]. A. Coleman.
Mr.. ID. Hiwarden, Mr.. \. f. Butts, Mr.. J.
4 RnSs
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the words of Shakespeare. afterwards hav
said, when he thought OF her counsel:

the words of Shakespeare. afterwards have
said, when he thought OF her counsel:
You are my true and honorable wife,
As dear TO me as are the rudy drops
That visit my sad hear.
Or, better far, in the words OF Solomon:
She openeth her mouth with wisdom.
And the law OF Kindness is on her tongue
Her children rise up and call her blessed.
Her husband also, and he praiseth her.
s.But after all the great question which
arises. is how we are to acr ike Plate 8
wife rather than be like her. We may
here use Nicodemus' question. How can
this thing be?' God made her His me-
dunn and unerring counsel can be gotten
in no other way. OF her, and of every true
wife, we must say: Behold the house
maid of the Lord
Your position Diust be accepted as a
sacred trust for which you will be called to
account To you God looks for the well
fare q those about you. both for the
present and the future. And like Pilates
wife neither fear nor favor must turn you
aside from the path of duty. Seek first of
all at Gods throne His message and then
speedily communicate it."
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n n. Time shortened Twelve hours / A
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10 the East. A. Z. Martin, c " ticket agent 10
Second street, Boston block. L. Z Baldwin
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lesson apparently designed in the text for
all time
at is nothing more nor less than this :.
How great is the accountability of the
Christian wife and what the position she
occupies in regard to her husband and her
God? We have noticed the influence of
Pilates wife for good and so the question
which our text puts to every wife Is what
then is my accountability to God An old
philosopher once said. Tell me the charac-
ter of the mothers. and sisters. and daugh-
tiers, and will tell you what the men are
like
''Such was the true estimate OF the
heather wife. and is the standard of the
Christian to be lower? God has destined
her TO be mans helpmeet Her true posi-
ton is like that OF Pilates wife-the COM
municating medium between God and
man. Like her she must know her
husbands besetting sin and use every op-
portUni,y for remedying the defect. II is
only weakness which causes us 10 see good
alone in those whom we love. The true
friend Is he or she who see faults and with
loving care tries to eradicate them.
The weak wife sees no defects in her
children or husband, and so multplies and
increases Tue vices which she ought to
rectify. Pilates wife acted more wisely.
for knowing IS she did his weakness to
please everybody a; the sacrifice of
principle, she threw her advice into
the scale where she thought it would
waver. And long did her counsel
keep the scale IN equipoise until the siver
OF II. in the elamor, was partly forgotten.
She by her example and advice so
broughtit about that, in accordance with
Saint PauFs declaration of true wife, her
unbelieving husband was almost sancsi6ed.
She brought the sun cut of her home circle
to incite him 10 a holiness of action and
holiness OF thought And he might, in