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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-07
JAMES RIVER DIVISION,

- - MES HI EA HI iofONs
(lH. & A. X. ~
LEAVE RICHMOND.
900 A. NJ. Mail daily for Lynchhurg, Lea.
ingtOn and Clifton Forge.
4'30 4. ". FoI LyDchburg except sunday
Sleeping car for lynchhufg.
A train leaves iynchburg m
6.15 A. NJ, uaily. Tor lexington,
Va. and Clftol Forge.
ARRIVE Ar RICHMOND.
$50 Il. NJ. daily nom clifton Forge.
$40 A. Nj. except sunday nom Clifton
FOrge.LeX ngtOn, Va. and Lynch
burg.
Station. higuth and Canal streets
G.. W. STEVENS, General upsrlntcndent
A.. ". FULLER.
IL - General Passenger agent.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-09-03
OSLO.
Kaasa is very low.

X. kaasa is very low.
X. Severts is on the sick list.
A Moe Is building new granary.
J. Tucker is around buying hogs.
Farmers have commenced threshing.
C. Kittleson has returned from Winona.
L. Lillihangen is building new granary.
O. Nude had his hand hurt in q hay fork.
Miss Julia Rohier is visiting with the
Heinles.
Lewis Nelson has been visiting friends in
Vernon.
The meeting at Hayheld last Sunday was
well attended.
]. Dahlen has purchased a nice organ for
his daughters.
A. Dahlen went to Blooming Prairie last
Saturday on business.
Albert Anderson, of St. Ansgar, Iowa, is
visiting with G.. butcher.
Ed K. Thoe has gone back to North Dakota
to engage in engineering.
The band boys had great dance at Hay
field last Saturday evening.
A number of the young people took in the
circus At KassOn last Friday.
o. Harvey and C. L. Folkestad made flying
trip to High Forest last Sunday.
O. Gunderson has sold team, harness and
wagon for 3l75 to G.. Gunderson.
j. Tufuo's house burned down last Wednes-
day. 1t caught from the stovepipe.
Misses Ellen Tverberg and Anna Lee of
North Dakota are visiting with P. Tverberg's
folks. t..
John Anderson, of Kasson. was down here
to take the picture of the Creamery and band
boys last Sunday. 49,.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-09-03
ROSE GREEK.

e. D. Gibbs is improving.
Services were held at the Catholic church
Sunday.
Miss Flora Eastman has returnen from her
STAY in Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Carter and little Eva
took . trip to Austin Friday.
c. r. Varco took trip to Elkton to look
after his business interests there.
The Misses Emma and Frances Eastman
started for their respective schools Saturday,
VIII Dean returned home Saturday. He
has been rusticating on the farm here for
the summer.
Miss Berdie Hubbard returned from her
visit to LIE roy Saturday, and will be theguest
Of Mrs. L. 81. Carter for the present.
We hope that when We have the next Dem
otest Medal contest there will be no such ex-
element created about the awarding of the
medal as at the last, as the judges selected
were fully competent to award it to the
winner without any hesitation or help.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-09-03
BRoWMspALE.

Beautiful weather.
Sacks to rent at Sleeper & Soma.
Our village school commenced Monday
morning.
1. Arnold has bought q lot and is building
house thereon.
Mrs. E. J. Simpson went to Minneapolis
Tuesday morning.
NJ R. Miller has put In much needed side
walk 1T his residence.
Nina Swift 10 Waiting with Mr.. and Nrs. o.
A. sleeperat North 1t. Paul.
The Methodist church 10 nearly enclosed
and will DO Q beautiful building.
Quite number az oof eiflseas took in tie
circus ct Austin Saturday night
Mr.. Andrew Britts and son Harry Of st.
Paul are Waiting with Mrs. Casseday.
Elder Rounce of Rose Creek preached here
Sunday morning and evening at the Baptist
church. :.
The largest stock Of goods In al kinds just
received At Sleeper + Sons, and sold the
cheapest.
Mrs. A. Swift leaves this week for Miners
vile, Mich, to visit her SOC Frank, who 10
conductor on the $780, road.
Elder sanborn took . trip to Rose Creek
Saturday on his bicycle. He preached there
Sunday and returned Monday.
Following Is the Brownsdale market:
wheat, IS cents: oats. % cents; Barley, 4S
cents to SO cents: lax, 4l.27; timothy. S1.1s;
butter. 10 cents to Is cents; eggs. ID cents.
g. AC
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-09-03
WALThAM.

Mr.. Smith, of Austin, is still with Us, run
ming J. Stems store.
G. w. Hunt was down to Austin looking
for his watch dog Sunday night.
Mrs. G. L. Peck. daughter and sister are
visiting her parents at Austin this week.
All those wanting good price for their flax
should see G.. w. Hunt before selling. He
will contract for September delivery If you
urge him.
There seems to be strife between farmers
here to see which one can bring the largest
load to town. MIR. Joe Lewis takes the cake,
his load Weighing $3.50 pounds. X. w. Whiting
will have to put on few more bags next
time. These large loads are taken up the
driveway to G W. Hunts warehouse.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-09-03

viii say High Standard Work be Main.
talned Matter how Low the Prices.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-09-03
Tenn erallce Column.
81 & No license and total abstinence. 40
u MRS. Z, ], sHoRrr AND MRS. n. y. CRANE,
EDITORS. {S 81

II The District w. C. T. u. President
q Union at Waltham Monday,
the 26th. Notwithstanding the bad roads
and the few Inhabitants in the place, they
had 9 good turnout and seemed imbued
with . determination to do their share
for humanity They will be reported IS
oneSof the new Unions. at the State
Convention, and have already appointed
Superintendent for several lines Of work.
Miss Cook, District President, went
down 70 London, Freedom County
Wednesday, August ~. and organized
q Union with membership Of fifteen.
During the election Of officers not q lady
declined the Office given her, but deter.
mined to fill 1t to the best of her ability.
Eight Superintendent for different work
were appointed. It was an earnest meet.
ing, characteristic of these London ladies;
to do with their might what their hands
find to do. They haye Christian En-
deavor Society and will. under the two
firm and Jealous banners, make their
presence felt in the community.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-09-03
Get 4 Pension.

All persons having claim for Pension,
Bounty, Back Pay, or any other claim
against the Government, will find it
greatly to their advantage to call and see
Charles j. Alden, United States Pension
CLAIM Agent and War Claim Attorney
Do not fail to see him. You can consult
him free. Mr.. Alden will be at the Rob
inson House. Austin, Mimi, Saturday
September 8, 1890. s.
His Offices are in the Mcmillan Block,
Lacrosse, Wisconsin. .. IS:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-09-03
An Important Matter =.

Druggists everywhere report that the
sales of the Restorative Nervine nerve
food and medlcine-are astonishing; ex-
ceeding anything they ever had, while it
gives universal satisfaction in headache,
nervousness, sleeplessness, sexual de-
bility, backache, poor memory, fits, diz-
illness, etc. Taylor Bros; Of Bryon, O.;
Ambery & Murphy, of Battle Creek,
Mich. G. B. Woodwork s. Co.. of Fort
Wayne, Ind, and hundreds Of others
state that they never handled any medl-
cine that sold so rapidly, or gave such sat-
lsfaction. Trial bottles of this great
medicine and book on Nervous Diseases,
tree at Tryon & Mull's, who guarantee and
recommend it, s. lszZ &
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-09-03
AUSTIN. WEDNESDAY,, sEpTEMBERs, 1890.
!. SUTTON:

Farmers are busy threshing In this vicinity,
The good crops and good prices make
everybody happy. .Ess
, The Sutton buyer has all he can handle and
SO far gives good satisfaction to farmers.
Quite number of Austin people sSundayed
at Mr.. Arndt's. They were the Misses Julia
Weisel, Hattie Gault and Jennie Crandall
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman King. .r..tstt
A number of farmers Of this Vicinity will
take In the state tair next week.
Mrs. Windhurst, Of Olivia, MIMI, 10 visiting
her sister, Mrs. H. w. Studer. =
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-09-03
THE TOBACCO HART.

In a pleasant interview recently with
an old gentleman nearly eighty years of
age, IN which the use of intoxicating
drinks and tobacco was discussed, some
statements were made which to me were
of great weight.
He has had the habit Of using to-
bacco for many years, and thinks 1t
would be impossible to break it, though
years ago he overcame the appetite for
drink" when he found it would work
his ruin.
When asked what his advice would be
to young men in regard to tobacco, he
said, Il would urge them not to touch
1t. It is . bad habit" Then he told
me how shocked and troubled he was
when he discovered, many years ago that
bis young son was beginning to follow
his example, and said IN reply to his
remonstrance, "You seem to enjoy It 90
much that I want the pleasure there is In
It,"
When he tried to extract from him the
promise that he would give up the filthy
weed, his reply was, If you WILL" This
the father, whose habit was of long
standing, felt he would not be able to do,
and after repeated efforts and the prom
Use OF nice watch, at last induced the
boy to say that he would never use to-
bacco again unless q physician should
prescribe it for his health.
I thought as the old man was giving
me this leaf from his own life, that If we
could gather the experience and advice
of the old men and the middle aged men
who are slayes to tobacco, and whose
lives are otherwise so pure that they are
q stumbling. block in the way of boys and
young men in this particular, it would be
an argument most powerful in lettering
them from its use.
Are not the young men who do not
use tobacco IN any form becoming the
exception in nearly all our towns and
ties?-AdyauCe.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-09-03
Patents Granted

Toinventors IN the state Of Minnesota dur
ing the past two weeks. Reported for this
paper by G. a. Snow & Co., patent law
yers and solicitors, opposite United
States Patent Once, Washington, p. CT:
L. 4. Barley, Win0na, FIRE escape de-
vice for live stock; 4. O. Hubbard, Par
ker, wheel; q. g. Paul, Minneapolis,
stock car. s.8.s
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-09-03
~ 7--Is7s So. ,-z.Es- 49, -fr--T
,etraY,

Came into my enclosures, three miles
south of Austin, on Tuesday Aug. 5, q
red COW three or four years old, not Civ
ing milk at present. Owner will please
call, prove property, pay charges and
take aWey. g. N. BOWERS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-09-03
"A CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS

A well known medical man, who has
recently been in Norway, gives glowing
description of their manner of treating
dipsomaniacs. A habitual drunkard in
Sweden sud Norway 10 treated - Grim
inal In this sense, that his inordtnate love
for strong drink reude1s HIM liable to-
imprisonment, aud while In confinement
It appears 10 cured of his bad propenei'
ties BY means which. though simple
enough, are said to produce marvellous
effects. From the day the confined
drunkard is incarcerated, no nourtsh-
ment is served to him or her but bread
and wine. The bread. however. It
should be said. cannot be eaten apart
from the wine, but Is stepped In bowl
of il, and left to soak thus an hour or
more before the meal is served to the de-
llnquent. The first day the habitual
topper takes his food IN this shape without
the slightest repugnance; the second he
finds it less agreeable to his palate, and
very quickly he evinces positive aver
sion to it. Generally, the doctor states,
eight or ten days of this regimen is more
than sufficient to make man lOathe the
very sight of wine, and even refuse the
PRISON dish set before him. This manner
of curing drunken habits is said to sue
coed almost without exception, and men
or women who have undergone the treat
ment not only rarely return to their evil
ways, but from sheer disgust they fire.
quently become total abstainers after
Wards.-Exchange.
Information has been solicited by sew
eral of our county unions regarding a
resolution discussed at our district con
vention in relation to our ladies voting
for county superintendent. Some haye
the idea that they have pledged them
selves TO vote for lady, if such candi-
| date appears on any ticket. This is an
unwise Interpretation of the resolution
referred to. If lady candidate is in the
field, who is in every way known to be
qualified for the responsible position of
the Office and exhibits strong Temperance
qualifications, then dear sisters, give her
your generous support. II on the con-
trary. the gentlemen candidates are better
prepared for this progressive educational
work and they have temperance record
that has always been earnest and per-
sistent, and you feel they can do the
work more satisfactorily, then you
| should feel at liberty to give him your
vote and support. We do not desire to
enter with party or politics; we wish for
the best person in this place who will do
the most good toward educating the
children of our land. not only in princi-
pies of temperance, but in practical and
| general knowledge of every good thing.
,ss ELLA j. Cook,
:. Pres. Dist. No. 2.
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@emte 9lbenb Maienberimm=
lung TIT MiiiionszG mten.
9as Gretntib=& omite bes nnab=
bdnsiseu Sidet.
Muerlet.

= 5errn 3orf, Der %unIdnef auf BEL
Sagb burh eiuen @9uB Dertpunbe'
murbe. muBte BET Irm amputirt uer'
ben.
= 6err @bas. M. Barnes iRgan.
bibat fiir bas Grieoensri@teramt bel
l, Precinfts. Wenn erpGbIt, Dirb e.
feline pfi6t unb G@uIbigteit tbun,
Wir f6nnen ben 3anbtbaten empfebleu,
Dem Solicitor bes 6errn @eore
SuQnig, Namens Mapsr, murben an
Samltag on Der gde Don 9arebo uni
81 PafofraBe, tudbrenb CT i'm @tort
mar. aus benz Bugsp 800 geitobIen,
Der Nbbofat 8autnger bon Gal.
pefton ma6t Mnga6en, tpeI9e bic ganat
Niebertra9t Der Seiteus unierer ftni
Nobofaten betriebeneu Mobltampagne
fir bos nVoIistidet@ aufoeden. Ct CT.
adbIte ant Somiag, baB 0ernor bon
bier gu ibm nod @aInefon fam unb
mittbeilte, baB &i6ter Ring ben Gntrag
auf Werta9ung Der MafenperpaItung
ber Nranfassp aB. Balm In elm Bunoes.
geri6t auBer Oronung ertIdren tpiiroe.
0ernor bot nun 8aIiuger. bic uGar.
iners 2oan & Sruf COMPANY BON Neu
Oort, weIde Balinger bertritt unb bic
In erfter Qinie bel Der 8abn interefRrt
III, nm gampaenegelber an3ugeben. bic
fur 6as Bolts. SidetA, reip. ben &i9s
ter. 2anbiboten Sames benutt treroen.
Ha@ erfolgter @ru6blung bes Wr
Sames ptrbe es nur Geitens Der 3ruft.
COMPANY notbwenbig fem. ben Antrag
um 0ertagung nod einfnol gu fteaert
unb berieIbe miirbe fofort getpdbrt tuers
ben. 8aliager tuar ernp6rt iber ben
@Ori6Ias unb ertIdrte Beruor. BOB Ct
feline 0anb baSu ME Ieiben tperbe.
0err Nooipb OreiB unb feline
Satin feierten am Sonntag i'm 3rei@e
ibrer 3ablrei@en 0ertpaubte unb 6reniis
be bas Set Der filbernef 6oh3eit. Nm
abeno eri9ien au@ Der HeetboDen.M dn.
rer9or, oefien l~angidbriges treues Wsits
eIieb 6err Dreis IN, i'm, benz SubeI.
paare feline berali6en Gladmani6e bars
3ubriugen. unb bemIelben elm bitbiGes
In GDrm zines eIeganten FL
WaRerfablers 30 lberreiden.
Serr %. S9utpirtb bielt BET bieier 8e'
legenbeit cine marine empfnbenbe Mn.
fpraGe on bas sefeierte paar. Dnb es
bel oiefer @elegenbeit aud aiGt on Ges
iaug unb Bederflang feblte, beborf
tuobl ni@t erf ber grtpdbnuns.
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Die etaats . NNpeiatton Der aterste

bate elm aomite eineeiebt, I'M cine
Bin oor3ubereiten, mel4e Der 2eeislas
tur bOrgelegt uab CUR annabme snt>
pfoblen werben fen.
Oas Gomite bat fi6 feiner Gufgobe
entleoigt unb pDrIdufig in @ircularform
ieoem Witsliebe ber aHociation ben
WortIaut our 8nrlase nlitgetbeilt.
Ser Sabalt berielbeu lit i'm Meien.liz
li@en uie folst:
Ser Staats : @eiunbbeitsratb. bette
benb aus Qer3ten. tpelde bon Der Stats
Nfoeiatiott rpminirt unb bonn @oupers
neur eruaunt inb biloet bic Brlfungss
beb6rbc, Dor pel6er ole 9teienieen,
'tpelhs i'm State als Ner3te pratti3iren
tpouen, tire prifung au befeben baben
neber bic geiebIid quaIif3irten Ner3'
tie wirb elm &esiiter sefibrt, ueldes
Sebem 3uednsli9 iein fol-.
Srsenb Semanb, be6en Same oui
Der Site nidt permerft 1T, tam einee
8e3abluns fir seIeiltete dr3tli9e Dienf
aeiebli6 ni9t er3miueen; ct 1T MIDI
fret BON filia. ober 8ei1porenenbienft
ct tam nor @ertdt fein drstli@es @ut'
a6ten ODER elm dratli6es 3euguiB aus
HELEN. Del6es in einem 2lagefaIle &c
brau6t meroen loq; CT 1T fir fein dr3t,
li9es Wmt, meber i'm State, Count
ODER in ber @emeinbe, ertpdblbar. nod
fon1 ct als arat far cine 8erRderunss
@eieli9aft &C. funsiren; unb fernel
fam r in irsenb einem Sc
ridtsbof duff entipre6enbe 8emeiie bir
pesen ungeiebli@er Mushbung ser
dr3tli6enp rari b%erurtbeilt tperben.
NuBeroem pirb bic 2egislatur bot
berStaatss @eieQfdaft Der 9er3te petitio'
nirt, elm 5taatsipftem fur 6fentli9'
@eiunbheitsplege einaufibren, pelde!
S@nb bietet gegen epibemif@e ooer on
fedsnbe Grantbeitsn.
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@ente 9lben6 MaHenperianrll=
lung iIn MiiiiOnsz0 arten.
9as Greautibz& omite bes l1nab=
bausisem Sidet.
8mmbes @ablbeamte.

Die &batfa@e, bnB Der Qo~ngrebtan=
bibat 6nbers einen Gsgen Ranbibaten
bat, lit tiberrai6enb fur iebeu @dbIer
bes 10. QonereBbitritts.
Der Damn lit aber ba unb heiBt
&cbinfon. ct III bon ben lilieumeiBen
&epublitanern uub ben unaufrieoenen
Gemotraten Dor tpenieen Saeer erR
entbeft worben unb ldbt fi9, ME einige
anbere 2anoibaten auf benz Bolts,
tidets au9 fDr WabI3wsde gebrau9en.
Seine Qonbibatur-wer lo6t ba-iH
Der anioB sur gruennung ber fbbera,
len @ablbeamteu. bamit bic RongreBs
wabl ebrli@ Dor ii9 sebt. = Sn biefer
@eaiebuna boffen mir, ba6 iebe Stimme,
bic fdr @obinfon ~abseseben tperben
mag, ebrlid geadblt perben uirb. bQ.
nit er ben poilen @Ian3 ieiner Nieber.
Iage geuieBen tam.
DAB Netucomb ben Nntrag I'M gr>
nennung Der 8unbesbeamten ebenfals
unterfibt unb be~ftiruottet, obalei6 ct
i6 tir5li@ erit enti9ieoen eseen f6be.
rnie @:nmif9una In Wablen ausfprad,
perf6Idgt benz Manne ni4ts. ST III
Der gebOrene arafebler obne iebe 2ogit;
Hnb Qoniequen3 tennt er MIR in ieinen
giftieen, ole Gren5eu iiberfdreitenten
angrifeH.
&i9ter MoreD eruannte aIs 8unbess
neutrality-suspicious. bic folsenben Demos
frltfu unb &epublit1rer:
Demofraten - /. precintt: 6. 80.
Bennett; 2. g. 26uisbeim, 8. BOT
Gielbs, 4. 9an 6eber, 5. Grit GGrei,
aer. 6. s. 8. Gren6, Z. Ct. &. Sibert,
8. Grib Soesi 9. Sobn Stepens f.,
10. 2eonarba @ar3o, IL. g. &. Gal.
lasber, u. O.. %. Bitter, 10. Sbeo.
Steubing, IA. 2ouis 8erafrom, Is.
q. u. &eimann, 16. Geo. gaeu, 21.
8. S6ppermein. 49. so. 3. AuberIon.
Republttaner II. preeintt: 6. M.
2iussIep, 2. 6ront 2slar, 8. Otto
Solms, A. 8. Gaermann, S. 8. u.
Rittribge. 6. u. q. 3usDel, z. 6. 8.
Gatemau, s. g. o. DonaIbIon, 8,
5ib Futile. 10. 6enrp G9ifers, IL.
g. g. Rome, II. pat s. Gbielos, 10.
Grant BrowH, IA. Otto StafeI, Is,
@bas. @unge, 16. 8. 6. Miiler, 81,
Sobn Moreau, 40. paul 0ogt.
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GueIfi@e unb Seut(de Mrbeiter.

gere9tietes gnfiebeu erreet in
Deutf9lanb elm in ben rYreuBiihen
Sabrbi6ern" ner6f.ntIi9ter Mufiab
6es riibmtihf betanuten englii9en So=
cialpolititers Sionen Mbitman, in tpel=
6en berielbe Die %ipcialen 2ebenSbebin,
gunsen oes beuti9en unb euelil9en Ut.
beiterifanbes bergIsi9t. Dime 36aera
giebt er ben beutf6en 8erbdltnihen ben
@orsug. Menn Is aud befer setporben
III, fa9t Wbitman. 10 berrfdt bod in
@nglanb bielfa9 nod elm @Ienb, ME es
Seuti9lanb felt benz ~30idbrigen &riea
ni6t gefannt bot. Dabei fei 6 au9
nit Der aagemeiuen politif6eu Jreibeit
elm eigeH Ding. Wenn bic Notb bes
Staates GO erforoere, tonne cine parIas
mentsacte iibsr NaGt niht bios bic Gez
oefreibeit, fonbern iiberbaupt iebe Grtis
belt, olio aun bic Militdrfreibsit ffi.
rem. 9ie 0ortbelle, bic benz beuti6en
Mrbeiter 3u @ebOte ltspen, srb!idt perr
Wbitman in benz aQBemeiuen Wabls
reGts, In benz SduBe. ben ct gegen bic
8erfdli9ung Der 2eb.nsriittel aeniebt.
in Der perbdltniBmdBig biliBen Ge6ts.
pflege, in benz ausgeSeiAneten Bolts
i@ulmeien, oas man iebt etft in @us,
lamb uad3uabmen %be9onnen hat. in Ger
Mssli9teit, elm eigsues 0eim erusrs
ben, bic in benz bonn @roBgrunbs
befib beberri@ten England anf bas Meus
Berfte eridpsrt lift, enbli6 in Dem sross
artigen taaili9en Weri9erungspeien.
Deuti9e lln3ufrisbene mb@ten einen
Bid auf bas fonnenleere iociale 2eben
Der englii9en Ntbeiter wsrfeu, auf ibre
erbdrmli9en MO1nunseu, auf BITE 8ers
%rabrlcoiurg ibrer Grau.n. uro eben.
10 pdre es. meint er, ben euglif9en Mrz
beiiern gu miini6en. baB iie R6 einmal
Berlin anfdben uuo einen Nbenb in ben
anftdnbigen 8ierbduIern unb Concert
gdrten perlebtet ober einen Nusfug NIT
ibren beutf9en GenoRen auf bas 2anb
maGten, in Be8leitung BON Grau unb
Rino unb unter benz @eEange Der berrz
li9en NolfsIieber. Nn bic GabeI bon
benz armfeligen, elenben 2ebetf Der beuts
f9en Nrbeiter tpiirben fe bann i6tper.
lid nod glauben, aumal tpenn fie gIei1,
3eitig erft6ren, 0aB Der fleine Mant1 in
benz arn.en Seuti6lanb me1r @eIb in
ben SparfaRen bot als Der Nrbeiter In
benz reiGen @nglano.
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= @esen G9ilber ieber Dirt eebi
nod 30. % Solebabtrabe.
Der 9Oftor lit bier.

Or. 0osbursb, contrabirenber unb
Stabsarat ber 2iebis Dispeniarp bon
Ranias @itn unb San 6rancisco, miro
f6 bonn 3. big IL. Nobember in Mapes
rids Sotel, San Nntonio, oufbaIten.
Der Sottor tpirb prdparirt iein, Befiel'
lungen un6 MaBe fir 8anbagsn iebs
me6er 0ertrtppelung, bic bon Der Sic.
biss Worlb Sispeniorp fabri3irt mers
ben, entgegen5uuebmen. Sur S0lde,
bic 8ebanblung uno Nr3neimitiel bsr
2iebigs Welt Oispeniarp tDiiniden,
freie @oniultation. @Ontratte fur Dos
Operirer bon 8ertrippeluneen, bic In
2iebie's SnternatiOnalem gbirursiidem
Sniiitut, Ode Der Meif 9ten uEb Sen.
troll StraBe In 2anIas @iip ober 400
@rearp StraBe in San Grauciseo, Sol.
ausgefabrt tuerben, tperoeu abgei6Iofen.
@ae 8lut,, 6aut, unb Nerbenleiben bel
Mdunern, MiBbilbunsen unb 0ers
benleiben bel Jrauen unb 9inbern tper.
ben auf bas grfolerei9fe bebanoelt.
2eioenbe folten ni9t Deridumen, ben
arat mdbrsnb Der 3eit ieines Sierieins
gu beiu6en.
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San Antonio. 3. Sob. 80.
9lm Q(benb bpr ber 0Eahl.

San Nntonip, 3. Sob. 80.
aim 2(bemb nur BET 0Dabl.
Sem 6immel lei 9ant. baB bieie
@abItampasne 5u @nbe III; 10 per6en
f9erli9 bic Mdbler a~usrufen. bener
Der 2opf nit 9erIdumbungen. 8erbd9.
tignugeu, @9impfereier unb Nieoer.
tra@tisteiten aler Dirt bon @eiten Der
Manager bes vgoltstidet" tuarm ges
ma@t pur6e.
Cine 10 genein geftbrts 3ampagne
ME bic beutiSe baben tuir bier ielten
gu erIeben gebabt.
nub I'm mas banbelt i1 bic ganae
Grage2 ginige bungrise Nbbofaten
wnnf6en einen anberen &t9ter ermdblt
gu febsn an STEELE bon Ring, bamit lie
nit eintrdgli9en Nemtern beba9t tusr.
ben f6nnen. 9esbalb ibentifi3irten f1
biefe finf Nbbotateu nit ben llIienpei,
zen RepubIttanerrt unb balfen ibnen In
Der Notb, bas $idet 3u bsrbonfdnbigen.
@emeinfome SutereRen gum 8elten
bes Boltes fiibrten fe nidt aulammen.
Das bot Der @erIauf Der Rompaane aur
8entige ergeben. Die N~bDotaten Dol=
ten ibren Ni6ter. Ranbihaie1 auf einem
Sidet feben, unb bic lilienneiBen Gspu.
blitaner iaben R6, oa lire 8epesuns
ni6t 3og, iiberbaupt feiHen NntIang
faub. rad Bunb. seenofsn um unb fie:
len ben ftinf bemotratiiden Nbbofaten
In bic 6dnbe.
Wdbrenb nun bic h~anapol lilienpeis
Der &epublltaner ibre 9anbibaten fur
@puntDsNemter in ben 0orbergrunb au
iGieben Derfudt, bemiiben f9 bic Nbpos
foten uur UNI ben 3anbibaten fur bas
&i&teramt.
Sber fir ii1 unb Soft ftir uns Mae",
bas III Der Wdbrfprud biefer Clique.
MOrgen finbet run enbti9 bic aam.
payne bur@ ben Woblatt ibren ab.
f6IuB.
Die .,6reie prtKe" rdtb ibren 2eiern
fir bas nunabbdngi9e Sidet
gu ffimmen; es tpeiit bemdbrte Mdnner
auf, bic cine @ieberwabl berbient bas
ben; unb Das bic neuer 2anbibalen
.anbetrift, 10 1T fi9er 3u ertparten, boB
he pfi9tgetreue Beanie fnb.