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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-21
GeraS als Jnnbarmbe fir Natnrs
fDrfder.


,@r lobnt R9 Der Mabe, - Iagt Der
In Brownsville erf9einenbe "Cosmos
politan''. benz 3abinst bes BERN
Sront u. armfrong. sbes betannienl
teranif@en neutrality-suspicious.. Ell.
men 8eiu9 ab3uftatten. Man finbet
In bemIeIben tber 400 Nrten bon 80.
geln, bic In Seras beimii9 fn6, bom
tleinen teranif9en 2OIibri Cumming
bird) on bis gum sr6Bten Gremplare
Der In unferem State borfommenben
@ogelnelt. Nu@ cine Nn3abl bon an.
Oermeitigen Sbieren, Defenders bon
Qdferu unb G@Iangen, 1T i'm boben
@rabe febenswertb."
DAB Der 6taat Seras iiberbaupi
benz, tuel9er f@ fir bic Waturpifien'
f9aften intereiirt, uno insbeionoere
benz 5ammIer cine reide Nusbeute 3u
@ebnte felt, lit cine bon altetsber be-
reits betannte Sbatfa9e. gtner ber
bebeutenblten Ga9mdnner In Der 8os
geltunbe, Der beriibmte Ornitboloee
Mububoa, 9at f9on i'm Sabre 1887
9eros befu6t, um Die 8ogelmelt 3u
fubiren, unb bas bon ibm beraus.
gegebene Wert bat bieiem 8eiu9e feb,
i~pertbbole 8eitraee 80 Deroanfen.
Nu9 anbere nambafte @elebrte bes
8ogelfa@es. ameritanii@e iouobl tuie
europdiI9e, baben IS Ger Mtibe uertt
eraGtet, bier on Ott unb Stele Stu.
bier 3u MAIDEN, unb baben RG fur ibre
Nrbeit reid belobnt gefunben. Be,
3eiGnenb fir ben Yatriotismus bon
Fey0s, Dem es bod font on bo6tliu'
genoe1 &ebensarten niemals 3u febIeu
pfIegt, If es aber. bob troBbem bel
Stat nod INNER tein Mtuieim befbt.
morin feline rei@e 8ogel' unb Sbieripelt
In iparbiser @eiie bertreten ipdre.
IS birfte ipobl ON bet 3eit fein.
iebt, too oos iieue, grobartige 4apitol'
8ebduoe 3aum genug, unb tuirbiger
&aum fur berartige, ben Stat ebrenbl
3wede aur 8erfhguns ftelt, einen ben
6taate 10 iuenig @bre madJenben Man
gel ab3ufeleu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-21
Dom SaAertiid.

0om 8ermaItunesratb bes Nationas
len 0euii d. Nmeriianii9en 2ebrer.Ge
minars In Milmautee ging uns belIen
GeRf9rift;u r giuweibung ber tleu.
en- 6eimFdtte Der Delti@ : @nslif9en
Mtabemie, bes &brer' nno 8urnlebrers
Seminars au. @iner tui sen ginleituns
bon Geore Sleeper fOlgen 8eitrdae bon
gilbert @alber,s prof. W. $. &Oien'
iengeI unS 6. $, 8oppe. bic uns in
feKelnber WeiIe cine fut3e Geiti9te Der
brei genanaten N%niiaIten seben. wel9'
lebteren mad langem, fdusrem 4ampfe
um's Salein jsbs enoIi@ cine frObere
3utunft au Ieu6ten f9eint.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-21
Moti5!

Der unter3ei@nete aeist hermit allen
DenfeniSen, pelGe irgenb elmer 8e'
f6dfti9ung ober einem 8emerbe mad,
seben, obue porber bic baau erforbers
liGe 2i3ens erlan8t au baben, an, bob
penn Die ~2i3ensfeuer ni@t innerbaIb
eines Wonats beaabIt tporbeu 1T, BET
benz &etorber Rlase erboben perben
Dirb In nebereinFimmuns NIT @etiion
80 Der Stabt.O rbinan5en.
6 10. DE,
6tabt. Collector.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-21

B0- @enn Semanb fem unb aa an.
nebmbarem preiie fpeiien min, 70 sebe
er gum Miffions.@arten. Die
9erren Nbeimer & @ant, 8efber bies
les @tabtiRements, balten 6orauf, ibre
@dite tets nOlltDmmen aufrieben 3u fels
len. Nae Acknowledged GelitateHen,
NuFern, Wilb, Slide, @e1hseI &c. inb
bort In ber belifatefien 3ubereituns ale
3eit al baben. Wabl3eitet tperbeu auf
Wunf@ in bic Wo6nungeu her Qunben
geIanbt. Nu@ bietet BET NIT Der
Speiiepirtbi@aft berbunbene 8ors
o m bic beifen @etrdnte. ftets fri19es
8ier unb feine 2iqubre unb @eine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-21
Mueriet.

Wir MAIDEN BITE 2eler Der sGreier
pre1e" auf bic 9lnaeige Der Deuti6=
NmeritanifGen Sag 8 @efeuf6aft aufs
mertiam. s9as bon bieier gum 8eften
bes Gonbs far bic 5eier bes 9eutf@en
Cages a~rransirte picuic In 2eon
Springs berfpri@t Elm iebr bergniis
gungsrei@es 5u merben. Sic @orbe.
~reitunsen, bic baau 9etrofen moroen
fnb, fnb iebr umfaHeno getpefen unb
es 1T 5a boffen, baB ber gifer Der Nr'
rangeure bur@ redt 3ablrei9e SbeiIs
nabme belobnt tperben m6ee.
= Gamffcg Nbeno bdIt Der Beetbo.
ben>MdanerdOr iein Monbi@eins picnic
I'm &iberibs part ab.
= Die 0erbanolungen iiber ben Sus
tor 6al fanben eeifern Mbenh eegelt
balb IL ubr ibrer NbI@IuB, poranf fG
Die Gei9norenetl 3ur 8eratbuns auriids
5ogen. Na9 Observation-Disclosures Bes
ratbung ertldrte bic SurD, f9 ni@t Ell.
riger 3u f6nnen. grft beute @ormits
tag gelang es Der SSurp, cine ginisuns
3l er3ieIen. sic erfannte ben Nnges
tlagten Soc @eneler bes beria9ten
Morbes f1ulbig. Dos urtbeil Iautete
Hauf 3uei Sabre 3u@tbaus.
= unier JeuersN larms Spfem lpirb
iebt bal0 fertiggefeut fem. NIs Gets
ttalsS tatior 1T Elm gerdumiges 3immer
i'm oritten Gtodmert Der neuen Stabts
bale eingeri9tet porben.
= 90. S6fing ien., %. S6f1ins Jun.
unb G6. Neumaan, wel@e bic idotii9e
GIeii9.Snfpectionss Oroinan3 far I'M.
gtiItig erfldrten, batten f9 Dor ben,
&ecorber 5u berantmorten. Sie bers
lonsten eine SurD unb beriuGten ben
9ta@meis au fibren, bob Der Martts
u~aeiifer feline Gunciionen In elmer Weile
ausfRbre, Bic tpe6er benz pubIitum
nod ben G9ldGtertt gum 8ortbeile ges
reihe. Rad ldngere1 DiscuIfonen
BET gertreter beiber Barteien fdlte bic
Surp Elm freifpre9enbes l1rtbeiI.
Sur9 einen duBerf rafinirten
6o6fapler tpur5e geitern ber SutpeIier
6erbbers urn S@mudia9en i'm Wprtbe
DDn $500 beftoblen. @egeu Mberb
fabr elm bo6eIesant setleibeter iuneer
MiaArl In eiaeln ebenfols febr elegons
ten 8uggD Dor. ffieg aus ttnb berIanete
9amen. ubren unb 0iamantsNing 3u
ieben. Man leste ibm fDI1e Dor ufb
CT iuablte i@lieBli6 bier ubrett unb bier
Hinge aus. Ct ertldrte, bieIeIben Ieien
fir feline Mutter beftimmt, bic ie6oG
franf iei unD bas Gaas ni9t berIaHert
fbnne. Ct erfu9te baber ben Der.
tdufer, einen iunsen Manr Namens
8bDmas. nit ibm 3u fabrei uno fi@
bon ieiner Mutter Bel1eib reIp. bic
Bs3abIuug 3u bDleu. No@ einigem
36gern that ber bas aud, tporauf Der
frem5e mad einenn 9nuie an Der San
pebro Mbenue fubr. Surt lieg CT
aus, tlabm bic Mntbia@en unb ers
fu@te 6errn 9bomas, I'M Magen Az
bleiben unb bas gferb 3u baIten, Bis
ct iDiebertdnne. 9as that bieIer inert.
tuiirbigerpeife au9 - ipenrl aud ni9t
obne 6trduben tuer aber ni9t tpies
bertan NOR Der 6rembe. St bate
bur@ bic 6intertbtir bas Meite gelu@t.
SIN 6auie, mo er erit Dor Rur3em elm
3ins.ner gemietbet bate, tannte man
i'm aud ni@t. Sein Buaep mar i'm
2eibfaae bon M0obuar0 & gbans ges
mieibet tDorben, no er feinen Namen
als DIR. geIebD ~angeseben bate. Bic
! iebt bat man rergsbens auf ben eIegans
ten geriebenen @auner gefabnbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-21
@as, elettriides 9idt nnb Sriehtraft.

Mir beDetbeu uns UNI bic 2unb.
i6aft bes publifums ftir Gas, our See
leu6tung un0 gum Ro6en. Mre, Sn'
c%anbescent, eleftrii6es 9i9t unb elef,
ttif6e 8riebtraft. Wir liefern Roiten'
anidldge fir 0egung bon &6bren in
6duiern, Nuffeluns BON @os6fen, unb
eIettrii6e 8eleu6tung, WOtcre. glets
trii9e Sriebfraft pirb prompt geliefert
bon ber Can antonio Gas
Gnmpagnie. SeIepbon PIP.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-21
8u6IemS Nrutea.@aIbe

Die bsire GaIbe Der BeIt fir S9nitte,
Quetf&unsen, gefdpiire, Gieber. nn6 9aut'
Gnsf@Ias, GIe9te, ~seiprunaene Sdnbe, tref'
benlen un6 ollie Sauttranfbetten /; turirt Do
u,orrboiben ober feline H~e3abIuus. 86nise
SatiSfdttion garautirt ober bas @elb irtrb
8uriiderfattet. % Gents bic S&a@teI. Bum
Berfauf In allen gpotbesen. Dreib, 9bomp'
fon 6 60, @holefaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-21
Cine 0roiaans,
Del9e ben 6ransport BON gei6la6tetem
8ieb ober BON Jleii6 bur9 bic
StraBen Der StaSt Derbietet,
tueun oafelbe ni@l 9etIils
aenb auaebedt u.

Sci es bur9 ben Gtabtratb Der gtaot
San NntOnic berotbnet:
Section L. SaB es bon iebt ab
fit Sebermann ungeieBli9 iein lpl, IT.
genb peI6es gei6la@tetes gieb ober
Gleii9 bur@ bic StraBen Der @tobt 3u
tragen, gu fabren ober ionftpie gu
t~ranspo1tiren, tpenn bafelbe ui6t auge=
bedt unb 10 ben 8liden bes publifums
entaosen 1T.
section2. Sebermann BET it,
genb cine Der Beftimmunsen ser @ecz
tim | oieier Orbinaua berlebt, ion
zines 0ergebeus i6ulbie era6tet petben
unb fOQ nod feiner Beruttbeilung Dor
benz &ecotber gu elmer Strofe bon ni6t
ueniger dig fanf Dollars (5) uno ni9t
me9r als 3Dei bunoert Dollars ($200)
berurtbeilt tperben.
Mngen0mmen un0 gebiQigt ben IL.
M1ai 1891.
8rDan @aIlagban,
Nttefirf: Mapor.
6. g. @Iaubon, Gtabts@ lert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-21
6 . t q / s.
Cages @brpmif.
21. so /.

IL. M( I.
987. Mit 2ubiuis v. firbt bas Saus Der
&arcIinSer aus.
8olet erfpdbIt.
1886. 8arl 8m. @deele, beribmter Gbez
mifer, geitorben.
1909. Sdla9t BET 9spern (22. Mai) unb
GBIinsen. Sies NapplepnS I. iber BEN Gr5s
ber3pg &arI bon Oeiterreid.
1922. Sturbibe ais Gusutin I. gum &aiier
BON Merifp erfrdbIt.
1924. Dte 8uri4eni@after per6en crimie
nell bona &6nis bon 9reuben berfolet.
1862. @reuBen brpbt in &afiel NIT betpaffz
meter Snterbention fir bic liberale Gbarte
bon 1881.
1871. Die Resierunsstruppen brinse,t in
PariS stn.
1882. Ser erfte 3us aus Stalien lduft
bur9 ben ct. @ottbarb.
1889. &Snis 9uinbert bon StaIien trifft in
8erlin | n.-DaS 9auS Der 2egislatur bon
Suinpis Iebnt cine ProbibitionSs8iI ab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-21
@raasstasntbnms . uebertraannaem.

eD1s. Eubn anD Iat1artna Gubr,
@runbfiif an grodett Square, $3.50.
Soc ROBIN an Nuguff Sud. Grunbfhd
i'm alien @iip : Got 2 Il. Difrict),
$3.50.
s. 8. Msper an 6eribert Meper unb
8rhber, @runbfiid an Der pla3a be
8alera. preis nonlineq.
6. Gilmar Gintber unb 0rau on
NbDIpb Wagner nuO Amnnba Dagner,
@runbfiid on @tntbers Sirabe. preis
nominen.
6. Silmar @iiniber on Natbilbe
Gantber, @runbittf on @iintber.G tras
Be unb benz Gan antonio CLUB. preis
nnmineQ.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-21
u @tnus 8.

Cine Gumme @elbss III 3u bsrleiben
in 8etrdgen bon $1,000 un6 mebr.
MlamD Sener Weri. @efelliMaft,
222 Meft. Commences sraBe,
6an MntoniO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-21

Dr 2aBt gu6 bel paneoaf 6
g o n eineu Mnaus MAIDEN; Sbr tuer.
bet 3ufrieben lein.
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n St. 5akobs Gel. y

g~tootfpa, q. g., 9. sGpril, 1890.
ct. Safeb8 Del beilte r,eifen @attr
TN lestta Minter mad aetnid9rlsem Set
ben BON rbeumdttfGen @Gmersea.- Srdus
itin Clara Bbile, All Sompttns-gve.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-21

Dae Sn unteraeue, 6emben, 9oilet.
teartitel finbet man ~rirgenopo before
NustpabI als BET pancoaf 6 6obn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-21

Seoem bas Seine. 6oIIanb III
bic bette 8e3ugsquele fiir Sbee unb
Rafee @olt Sbr gu@ Elm aufriebenes
9eim berf@afen &auft Sbee unb
3afee bDn 8 OIIar6. - gs 1T Cure
eiseue 66ulb. iuena Sbr f6Ie6ten Rafe
fee befommt; Bel 6oIlanb, 237 Mef.
@ommercefraBe, 1T ct iiets ausse3ei@aet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-21

Dell &abibs. 6. D0t., % DIT. 80.
ct. Safobs Del uirb bier In uns
Ieren 6teinbrt@en tets berlangt, ba es
elm auseesei1netes Miitef geser llnfdIe
if, = 9eHtp u. @abb, 9dubler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-21
Sun GinbereQa 9duhsgture.

OW S'"UeVVWW VWWIV*VtI
@de SOU 0 n ra e u. Abe. s,
III foeben angetommen: Gin GROCER
8orratb BON &inoer 8 Shippers unb
Sduben BON Is Gents auftpdrts.
Samen Sizes uno Slippers BON rs
Gents aufDdrts bis au ben %feinfen
Qualitdten.
Sas Eager in 9amen. unb Serren.
G&ub3eug, bod ober niebrig eef9nit.
ten, nit Der 0anb ober Mai6ine &c.
ma@t, lit grOBartig, au preiien, bic
Seoen In grtaunen iebei mtRen.
Wer feines un6 au9lei6 bauerbaftes
S9ubmerf tragen min, taufe i'm Gins
oereua S1ub.G Store.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-21

@ 9ie neueiten 5il3., etrobs,
DUNLAP, Gaor' unb gtetfons 9tte BET
g aneDat & Spbn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-21

pett9tbef6eIlte.
Satob 6of unb Marearetbe 2rauIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-21

tHE CHARLES a. soeELER CO.. sallns's. Nd.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

1t is waste OF time to look any
where else. We want your trade,
and have made the prices that must
crown our store during the month
of May.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

This smashes all previous records.
Nothing approaching these bargains
ever known il the history of the
Furniture trade in Grand Rapids.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-21
The Pressense Family.

The article OH Mime. de Gasparin il
the current number of The Queen news
paper is written by the eldest daughte
of Edmund de Pressense, the eminen
French pasteur, historian and senator
who died few months ago of cance
in the throat. His wife is most sue
cessful writer, especially Of children
books. The Pressenses are all more OF
less remarkable Francis is a brilliant
leader writer on The Temps and author
of o work on the Parnellite movement
praised by Mr.. Gladstone. The eldes
daughter married a learned Pasteurite
M. Bemus, and has seven children. Sh,
has inherited great deal Of her illustri
ous fathers energy, for besides the car,
of her large household, she gives lectures
on history and literature and contributes
to many periodicals. Star.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-21

MS deatn, wnlle the otner scranUieu
back in the hole.
Suddenly there was slight noise in
the edge of the forest, and two half
grown panthers came cautiously into the
circle OF the light, shifting the air un-
easily and evidently afraid of trap.
The smell of the scorched hair and the
binding glare of the fire puzzled them.
But Clyde did not wait for them to
become satisfied of the safety of an at
tack. He fired two shots in quick sue
cession, killing one animal and badly
wounding the other, which the dogs at
tackled at once.
When the sharp, short fight was over,
one dog limped bacl; TO receive the praise
Of his master, while the other lay dead
beside its dead foe.
"You and are alone now, Brave, my
boy" said his master, patting the dog
head. "Well, when daylight comes
well see after that little varmint in the
hole"
The night passed without further mo-
lestation, but Clyde kept the fire burn
iiss~ brightly while he busted himself in
skinning three of the panthers-the one
which had sprung into the fire being
worthless.
Two were monstrous brutes, male and
female, evidently the parents Of the
smaller pair as well as the kittens.
After generous breakfast of roasted
venison he enlarged the hole with his
pick and shovel, and, after examining
his revolvers, cgept in cautiously with n
lighted torch, while the dog remained
outside protesting against such fool
hardy conduct by dismal yelps and
whines.
The cavity under the spreading roots
was deserted, but larger opening led
into the rocky mountain side, and
through this the astonished young man
crept, to find himself in natural
cavern.
He soon discovered and killed the kit
ten. but could find no signs of any more
The floor of the cave was covered with
bones, and II neatly made nest of sticks
and leaves was in one corner.
But Clyde did not notice these; he
was examining the rocky sides, which
were of peculiar veined grayish stone.
There was smile of satisfaction on
his face when he had finished this exam
inatios, and when he crept forth into
daylight again he muttered, tweaking
Braves ears until the dog yelped in pain
and wonder:
"Queen Bess is mine, Brave! There's
gold enough there to satisfy even George
Randolf, should say, and claim it as
the panther's beqaest." :"
George Randolf could say no more, al
though he insisted on visiting the pan
theirs den TO see for himself.
"Some folks are lucky" he admitted,
reluctantly. IF that mine is worth
500, you can have her, for Randolf
never goes back on his word"
That was only n year ago, and the
mine has already netted its owner over
100000.
But he regards as dearer prize the
loving wife who rules his heart and
home-his Queen Bess.-Saturday Night.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-21
Winter I'm Italy.

In Italy in the winter the Italians
spread rugs over their floors, hang tap
estries upon their walls, pile cushions
everywhere, and carpet their sofas with
long haired skins; this they call warmth.
But fireless room, with the thermome-
ter on its walls standing at 35 degs. is
not warm, no matter how many cush-
ions you may put into it; and one hates
to believe. too, that necessary accom-
paniments of health are roughened faces
and frost bitten noses and the extreme
ugliness of hands swollen and red Con
stance F. Woolson in Harpers.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-21
The Trouble with Dress Reform

Mr.. Savelittle-Well, my dear, die
you 20 to that dress reform lecture, as
suggested?
,l.s. S.--Yes. and it was very inter
est
"NN hat do you think of the ideay"
"The reform dress is certainly sensi
BILE, convenient and decidedly becoming
but
."Well, what's the butt"
al can't see, my love, how such a sim
pie garment can ever be made to cost
enough to be respectable. New York
Weekly.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-21
Stoned

peYL|o"
- the progress of Consumption.
The best AUTHORITIES agree that it's
a scrofulous affection of the lungs.
If taken in time, and given a fair
trial, DR.. Picrce's Golden Medical
Discovery will effect q cure. Thou.
sands have bocn saved hy it-thou.
sands more ere putting it off I'll
too late. For every form of Scrof-
ula, Bronchial, Throat, and Lung
Affections, Weak Lungs, Severe
Coughs, and kindred ailments, it
is positive remedy. lbs GUdrGJl-
foed TO do all that's claimed for it.
If it doesn't benefit or cure, in
every case, your money is returned.
The "Discovery" is the only
Liver, Blood and Lung Remedy
that's sold so. Think what medi.
cine it must be
Especially has it manifested its
potency in curing letter, Salt
rheum, Eczema, Erysipelas, Boils,
Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Goitre, or
Thick Neck, and Enlarged Glands.
Worlds Dispensary Medical As.
sociation, Makers, No. 663 Main
Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-21

Advtri.. your wants" 10 the rHiB JsE.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-21
Colonel Allan Waa There.

WEsTHAMrToY, Mass, Oct. 20-A meet
Ing Of Hampshire county Republicans was
held here yesterday, and the occasion
wa. enlivened by the presence Of Colonel
Allen, Congressman Lodge, Elisha Morgan
Of Springfield and other candidates for
lJcal Offices. a dinner preceded the speech
making which was informal and much
injoyed by the 400 persons present.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-21
Other RalIies.

Josiah Quincy addressed Democratic
rally at West Quincy.
Williams, Corcoran and Professor SEQ.
vile spoke Mt Northampton.
A rally OF Everett Democrats was ad.
dressed by Hon. John +. Russell, Hon.
William B. Estelle and others.
Ex-Governor Breckett. w. s. Slocum
and f. w Burdett spoke TO Newton Re.
publicars.
A campaign rally of colored Prohibition.
lists was held at Cambridgepost.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-21
noyrefl Ont.

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 2l.-The supreme
court overruled Judge Thompson's mo-
tion to compel Attorney General Watson
TO bring suit TO test the constitutionality
OF the Australian ballot law.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-21

p'aoct buy Furniture, stoves ard Carpet
l. o. tle Pswtock.t Furniture Co
sa north Mails Street.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-06-18
MARIETTA CAMP GROUND.

Farmers should encourage the establish.
ment OF canning factories near at hand
even it they have to invest somewhat in the
stock in order to get them started. There
is profit in growing fruit and vegetables
when there Is a market close al hand
cooperative establishments, owned gy the
men who are to grow the products. should
pay well If properly managed
There was large gathering # people :,
the camp ground on last SandaY 10 hear
the funeral sermon Of Mrs Meadiey. On
ing to Mr.. Ted Meadley and family not
arriving from Atlanta at the proper hour
funeral services were postponed until 2ud
Sunday in July. Mrs Dolla Wilson and
Miss Lena came up from Atlanta with W.
Meadley's family.
Mr.. 0. q. Murdoch, Of A,lanra sfs.,er.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. A. Osburus On Isz. Sun
day.
We are sorry to say that M.ss Minus
Barnes is still confined 10 her rom ss.
rheumatism.
Marietta Alliance viii meet Ind nor.
out Mr.. Aft Holcomb's crop as be and ~,
have both been down sick, for some tn.e
Those that do not go to work will give l.u
assistance in other ways. LEEq.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-06-18
POWDER SPRINGS.

Mrs. s. J. Smith, wife of Mr.. Chas. F.
Smith, died very suddenly Saturday morn
ing at her home two miles north of this
place. Mr.. Smith had come to town and
had been here but few minutes when he
received word that his wife was v sick.
He got doctor and started home at once
but before he reached there, be learned
that his wife was dead. She was feeling a
little unwell but had eaten her breakfast
and was apparently bright and cheerful
when her husband left her She was the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burrel Pilgrim
near here, and leaves four small children,
one, an infant two weeks old. Rev A. J..
Morgan conducted the funeral service at
the residence Sunday morning after which
she was buried in the cemetery at this
place
The depot was broken into again last
week and a jug OF whisky stolen
Misses Lee and Jennie Selman returned
home from Shorter College last week to
spend vacation
Mrs. DR.. Il. B. Roberts and children. of
Douglasville, visited the family OF Mr.. w.
Y. Stovall last week.
Misses Sallie and Maggie Watts, of Cave
Springs, are visiting the family Of Rev.
Mr.. Hudson.
From ten cents to $1,000 10 gold. Great
spoons + A man in tearing down an old
chimney on the old Mitchell farm, lust
over in Douglas county, found dime
among the debris. From this the report
started and before it had gone six miles
had assumed the proportion of $1,000 in
gold. How much more it would have in
creased the Lord only knows" if the
newspapers had not got hold of it and
stunted it. Now it is "heralded from noun.
tain to sea- board" folks are talking about
1t, the postmaster here has received letters
IN reference to 1t, and somebody is wanting
their share Of it, and what else will come
OF 1t, we don't know. But the finding of
one dime is the cause of it. The love of
money Is the root of all evil; says Solos
mon, But we wonder what he would have
said If this had transpired in his time.
Rev. Mr. Wynne, of Marietta, visited
our town last Saturday.
Mr.. Sanford Gorham, of Marietta, spent
last week here with relatives.
Mrs. Robert N. Anderson, OF Douglass
vile, accompanied by her, daughter, Mrs.
n A. Morse, of Austell, visited the family
OF Mr.. J. c. Butner Saturday.
Mrs. W. NJ. Ragsdale and children, of
Decatur, spent a few days here last week
with relatives. Sc1RE FAc1As
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-06-18
OLIVE SPRINGS.

Miss Emma Barber, and others, of Ma
bleton were with US on last Sunday.
Miss Laura and Willie Reid, of Powder
Springs, were in the community on last
Sunday.
MIR. James Baldwin, of this neighbor-
hood, while digging we'll for Mr.. T. J.
Moon, at Chattahoochee, met with pain.
iul accident. Mr. Baldwin started down
IN the well and when he had reached about
the third step the dirt gave way under his
feet and he fell to the bottom, % feet. He
was knocked unconscious for about two
hours He is seriously injured but it il
hoped he will recover.
Mr.. V. V. Horn has the incest swee
potato patch that we have seen.
We never saw corn crop look better.
Mr., I. b. Stewart has some very fin,
cotton, Of the J. B. Hunncutt cotton seeC
that he received from the State Agricul
tural Department
The sons Of Mr.. George n. Lester hav,
eight acres in grapes which will yield from
$500 to $500 worth Of grapes. This beat
raising cotton T. BIB.