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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-22
Gin 1tDrblid1eS 8latt ii6er Die 3ufmnft
0e8 @taateB 3erdS.

Wv SANNtSp ~eGWS<
WeI9e Nnerternung anfer big balm
neift 10 f6limm berldumbeter Gtaot
Seras ie5t in ben Nugen Der @ei9dfts,
mdnrer unb 9atitaIiten beg Worbens,
tnel6en bod fi6er eiu i6arfer Bid un6
Elm 3utreTenbes urtbeiI niGt o6sufpre>
den If, au finben anfdngt, 3eigt 6ranf
Seslep's Sautrirte 3eitung bonn 8. Sas
t'lar, nit Der foIgenben propbeseiuna
oSas groeartise Nnma9Ien bes Gh,
benz" 10 lautet bieieIbs -. bic aes
maltige gntpidluu9 feiuer Snoufrie,
fotpie bic frdftieen Nnfrenauraen,
pel9e er iebt ma9t, um an ieinen See
lalfen INNER mebr 9afenptdbe aH3u.
le9en, bere9tisen i'm ooltommeu,
aus BEN 8unbesi@aBe cine unters
fttibung 81 forbern, unb es ipar eiue
tpeiie MaBresel, bob elm republifants
l9er SougreB fit ben teraniT9en 6as
fen @albeffon bic @uutme bon $6, 300.
600 beniliste. SIS miro ni@t Iauee
lnebr bauern, bis bic 3eit berbeigetoms
men fein nire, mo- Der @taat 8eras als
leia ein babes 9uBenb BON SiefmaFers
bdfen fir feinen. eiesnen @etfebr, uub
fir ben bss eeiammtea 5iibwefoiHrifis
n6toig unb er6Haet babeu pirb."
nDie @ntmidlung biefes @el9dfts,
berfebrs uirb es baum aud su elmer
Notbmen6igteit MAIDEN, amafifaaii1e
Sampferlinien III bas 2sben 3u rufen
unb i'm Gang gu erbnlten, unb teit Cans
6estbeil Der Union tptrb bon Der rafden
Mnnabme ber ieBt Dor benz GongreB Ites
genben 61lRfabrtssefeBs eiEen gr6Beren
NuBen bdben, alS gerabe Der ShGen
unb 6Rbmeften. Ser 8er(n1, bic
amerifanifbe 69ifFabrt tpieber 11eu au
beleben. bat In Der 8ergangsnbeit freis
lid ai@t INNER bic s3ufimmung1 nab
unterftikang bes 5a6ens gefun6en
i'm @egentbeil. Der bauptfd6li@e Mi>
berfpru9 bagegen tam bon bort Der.
Geitbem fiab bic 8erbdltniKe unb Ser,
tebrsbebia9uagen aber bOufdnbig ans
bere ge%tuorben, unb bamit bat fi@ cine
8erdnberuns In ben Inf@ten unb in
Der 6iimmung p~Ol5ogen. melGe In 3us
tunft ben @ieberaufbau Der ameritanis
I@en 6anbelsmarine auf bas t~peients
li9ie 3u SUITE fonmen r1uB unb pirb,
unb peI@e b~eionbers ba3u belfen mir6,
on Der atlaatif9eas tpte an Der @otfs
thte 0afenbaliteu nnbs 8erbsHsrungen
ins Werf 5u feben."
rN1ein Der Wertb Der biesidbrigen
Baumpo0s @rnte bes States Seras
1ent f9 In runber Gumme auf nabe3u
81, 600, 900, uHb bic Baumtpolle 1T rur
ems {einer bielen unb rei9ea prooufte."
sMuB es ni6t elm tpabrer Munbers
Gtaat fein, Der int @tanbe 1T, on
8aumwole, @etreibe, Sbf, giien,
9oIa uab tper tueiB nod, tpas dies gu
Iiefern, mos bic gefamlmte Union ges
brau9t, Uie SeTds es tbun nirb. pors
aussefsbt, bob es in ieiner gntmidluns
10 fOrtf@reitst, mie es In Der lebten 8ers
gan9enbeit Der Gon getDeien. unb BOB
es nit 9ilfe Der 3utpanberung cine 10
ffarte geb6Iferung befommt, wie es ers
| ndhren tann!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-22
muuSerbare 9aettuna.

Frau M. Curtain tn glatnReIb, Suinpts, maat bes
10 auf bic 4unse ialus. Gtnen Wspnat lang lteb fe
f& non ibreun 9aus- &rat bebanbeln, ouetn fe wurbe
INNER frdnfer. DerSelbe erfldrte tbr, ybab fe hcf=
~nunsslps Der G9mtnbfuht r~erfaIen ieiA unb bab iEr
teins Mettein Der 9BeIt mebr beIfen tonne. Da EN-
yfahI i6r Gpetbefer isr Rings @eues G&wtncfu9tsz
SeiImittel. Sic fdufte i@ cine Glaide bdupn unb tu
ron Sag ~ Gag beKerte. gle sebrau&te bas Mtttei
meter nub nadbbem ie 10 ElaiGen rerbrdudt bate,
fnnb fe. hab fe rbnie seluub mar. Sect ~rerridatet lie
irteber tire Deus Nrbett unb last, bdb Fe f@ ME tn
ibren feten mobIer 8efhtlt babe.
'grpbesDlaf9en bteies srcsen Setlmittels gratis in Der
Observation-Disclosures ppn Dretb, Tbomp|cn & Go.
Bum Wertauf in alien Gpctbeten srcbe Glaf&en so
Gents rnb $1.0e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-22
e Z e.

Der paRaeiersug Der &io @ranbe
HailDaD lit 3uif9sn Brownsville un0
point Siabels beraubt tporben. Ginfs
sebn Weritnner tpareu bel benz uebers
fan betbeiligt unb erbeuietea $40. 600 in
omerilanif9em Gilbergelb, bas nod
Nen 0rleans geIanbt Derben f0lte.
Die CONDO 8anep Gair finbet in
San Nnselo bonn 5. bis 10. SetOber
itoit.
SIN 6ouiton baben fi1 bic In Der
San GelipesS iraBe tuobnenoen Burger
segerl bic ibrige Gtabt absef@IoRen,
UNI Der BInttern.2 ranfbeit 3i entgeben.
sic baben Wa9en dusgeffelt unb bros
ben Seber nieber5uf@ieEen, Der ft6 Der
GtraBe ndbert.
- Inter benz 8orTb bes prdRben'
ten 5. Mobrenberger tparen bic Nr6is
teften bes Gtaaies Id Sort MOrtb In
Ronbention berIommelt. Die 5tooi
CUB ibnen ttn Bantett. Gie nd@fe
8erfdmmlung finbet ON bri'ten Dienltag
bes Sannar 1892 au @aIbsifo on ftatt.
- ueber 2arebo mirb beri9tet. haE
In 6oIge elmer Dffeneu Weihe Bel Co.
I~ou0rinas, 80 Meiler pom &;n @ranbt
elm gaFa9Iersus Der Mfrifan Rationnl
Balm entg.elFe. Die 2ofomoiibs iir3tt
UNI; Der Saeeaieur De Dam wurbe &c.
tbbtet un6 Der 0eiser gefdbtli@ bfr'
brabt.
= pf6Rbsnt 90. @Oobri& Some!
ben 8empIe bat oie. 3tpeite Sabrssfon
pention Der "Texas Arbor Day anG
Forestry Association auf ben 9
6ebruar nod @albefon e~inberufea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-22

Nun, 70 i6limm 1T bic Sadie tnobl
ni6t. gs 1T bies eben ein rfreies
2anb" unb ba bat benin i@liebli@ aud
seiu Sober 6as unentotbare &e9t, einen
10 groBen @iel aus ii9 gu MAIDEN, tuie
es ibal gerabe paBt. Wo3u min man
10 ~hartber5ig fein, Semanbem bies i@6'
ne &e6t gu pertiimmeru, ielbf tuerl Ell
babon einen etmas iebr ausgiebiaen
@ebrau@ ma@t2
SiefernFe iittli6e @ntrifung birfte
einer fpl9en Wobetborbeit gegenibel
toeniger am plabe iein, als bersli9es.
peitbin f9alenbes @eld9ter!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-22
mie i'll bies!

@ir bieten einbunbert Dollars Selobnune
fir ieben GaG BON &atnrrb, Der nidt bur9 Gia'
nebrnen bon $aG's aotarrb aur gebetIt iperbca
Fam.
8. $. Gbeneb & Co., @isentbdmer,
SoIebn, Ohio.
@ir, Die ttnter3eidneten babeu s. 3. Gbenet
felt ben Iebten Is Sabren setannt nno haltsn
ibn fir boltomnen ebrenbaft in allen @e'
id6ftsban6lunsen nnb finanaiel befdbist,
ale bon feiner Girma einsesangenen gerbiuO'
lidfeiten si erfineu.
Bef & Sruar, s%robbanbeIs GrOsuiFen,
GoIebo, Ohio.
IS aISins q, Rinnan& Marbia, @ros.
banbels.D rOsuifen, Solebo, Sbiu.
Saa's &atarrb Rur pirb iunerIi9 senommer
nnb mirtt brett auf baS Blut uno Bic idlei.
misen Oberf6den bes @bfems. 9engni7s
fret u%erfanbt. Rreis Is Seats fTr bic Gtafde,
gfrtauft bou allen Hpptbetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-22
Raffaae mad @nrpna.

Die Ngentuten 6es DerrH W. s.
0oung, go. l Commerce : SiraBe,
can Mntonio o, unb go. COB Main'
6tra6e, Dallas, Dertreten nur bic
anerfannt beften eurppdiiden Dampfers
2inieu. 5err Douus 1T i'm etanbe bic
biIItgfen Rateu 5u geben, er=
tbeilt bercitpilig iebe getphntdte Nuss
funft unb beiOret iebr prnmpt ane Tim
iberaebeuen Nuftrdge. Wer mad Gu'
rppa au reilen irtnF6t, Dber 8erpanote
beriberfOmmen Iafen uia, peree f@
an iroenb etne Der ~senannteu Ngentaren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-22
GaiiScruiasWespe.

WeinIiebbaber fnben eth grpbes NQs
ger BON fetnen California : Weinen bel
9errn s. :. Meper ON alamo
plasa. 0err Mepsr fuht Die Mgine
an Or nno Gtele aus ut.b fouft brett
aus benz Geiier ter Meinab9ter. Nls
gutem 4enner gelingt es ibm fieis, bic
beffen 5srten ausaupdblen. St tann
feline Gunben une 6am;Iien nit eineh.
guien Srpbfeu uerfebsn. Hotbs unb
WeiBwelHe in por3Igi.6er Qualitdt
bon ieBt ab. s1.00 per 8alOne - frei
tus 6dus 9eliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-22
@ladlidhe eeute ans Susiana.

QBm, Eimmpns, Poftmetaer in Sbaptue, Snbtana,
f&telbt sDaB electric DttterS" Bat mir mebr senhet,
ale aae anberen Mebteinen uiamnensenomneu, seSen
ale BITE Bei@perbeu unb 2etben, pelfe bic Sol9e BON
mer unb Biebji&ter Spbn eeslte, ebenfauS BON Shaz
rtue, fast: so bdlte electric Bitters fur BITE bette
Mebictn, bic eS stebt, Id babe mid nod tbrem &C.
eth Gtienpaaren Sdnbler ~herieIben Srtihaft, last
yGleetris gttterS 1T serabe Das, mas SemanD braudt,
henen @efunebett tptal gaut ben Sunf ~Setommen IT'D
mite man gu iasen pFest. Mir Bat eS bic @eIunbheti
rtsherseseben unh To- babe rieher Gppettt unb neaer
2ebeusmutbI"
Die Slai4e tOftet nur so Gents. gu baben In aaer
apctReten. Gretb, GbrmpSpn & Co., SBbplelale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-22

hg 2sile 2oblen So per 9onne;
McNaifsr Slad uHb 2ptle eemifdt 81.
--Snbian 3erritorp 3oslsn bette Quas
lit1t $3.50. Yenn: Nptbraeit 2oblen
$13. Gbeuio bas befe trOdere 0fen=
unb Gorb 8rennboIs su niebrigfen
preiien bei Carr & Re6erfon,
IA 8ar!eionsS tra6e. felebbDn 1913.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-22
M1nth fir msiitter,

@or iber 50Sabren idon tuurbe Mrs.
Minslon's Sootbing @nrup BON MiI=
Iionen BON Miitterr beim 3abnea Der
Rinber a~n9esrenbet. Mtrit 9u iu
S6Iofe btir9 6as G@reien zines Rinbes
gef6rt, bas I'm 3Qbneu LII unb bot
S1merasn retntg Msna 10, IaEe {cfari
eine Tlat9s bon sMxs. Minalop's GDo.
thing Gprup~ boisa. Gein Wertb Id un'
be5ablbar. Gs tpirb benz fIeinen Qeiben.
ben fofort Sinoerung ber1@aHen. Ser,
laBt Sud barauf, Mtitter, es 1T teir
3meifel bartbsr. IS BELT Snlenterp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt BEN Magen unb
tie Wiereu, beieittgt Minb RoIit, CT.
tusiGt ben gaumen, berbinbert gnt3tn.
ouns unb ftdrtt bas gauge Spftem
uMrs. MinslDtos Soothing @prupA
ftr 5abnenbe &inber tit angenebm In
@el9mad unb bas &e3ept ftamn,t bor
einem Der beiter tpeibliden ger3te In
ben Ser. @tnaten. gs lit bel alien
Grugsifen in Der gan3en Mslt aa pa.
ben. preis Is .gts. per. SIai9e.
Rauft rtdts anheres aIs Mrs. Minss
Iotus Soetbing Sprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-22

@ Die Morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company" bat f~ortpdbreno
frif6e auifern unb Slide, fDpie, Wilb
aler Art an 6anb. Stride 3ufnbren
ieben Sag 8eftelunsen BON Gamis
lien tperbsn prompt alsseifibrt unb frei
obgeliefert. Srepino @oenue, spif6en
Maias unb Militdr BIasn. SeIepbon
No. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-22

"a Der 9lumber s. 6. 2ltfias,
No. 20 MDenue 8 rabe Bot Offee,
bot, uM ben geieiser!en Mnibraden,
bic an fem Gefddft gefelt tuerben,
na6fommen 3u t0nneu, f9 nit einem
ti9tigen 6a6manne, 6errn SbOmas,
aRociirt unb Dtrb tpie 8ew6bnIi9 our
3ufriebenbeit bes publitums ole gufs
fridge raid erIeSisen. SeIepbon 427.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-22
.s,err G.. S. aRaaer, SO. 217 on,

QeEE " .. Wttt4SS. 9su'NI' III
6opfpa StraBe bdIt ifets bas pols
fpmmeuHe 2aser In 3eiGeamateria.
lien, &apeten, Garbeu, @las, Spiegel.
aIas, Silbsrrabmen, 6irniHea unb allen
3ei6nen. unb Maler.u tenflien. 2hnft.
ieril9 aussefhbrte 8ilber un0 6tatuets
ten &c. inb In einei iebeusmertben Gals
lerie aur NnF9t unb gum 8ertauf auss
aeHeGt. Sn &apeten unb 3immerbetos
rationen III bas @el@madbOafe uno
ReueHe bort gu faben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-22

~ Mean STR quits trudents Bot.
Oat BreRahni3 braaGt. ibreGt bcr ober
beffelt PET aslsphpn Eel 6er Sunset
Wood CorapsIy; HI bat ffeis bas Wsie
I'm Gsatfte. &eIspaoH 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-22

saF Gin boues 2ager bon Nmbu.
Ian5tn, Buggies &C. 3u iebr bini9en
Preiien, finbet mon bel 81. s. 60fs
bein5, Wilitdr. pla5a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-22

= Die Grau oss 9errn s. 20. dimes,
6airmont, Nebr.. trurbe bur@ ct.
Satobs OsI BON 6hfteni@mer3en be
freit. na9bem biele anbere Mittel ere
folslos a~ngetpanbi tpurben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-22

Que WSrete ESrene TUE SeGN1 DG'
tum allen bemti@ teEaaifMen 3ettnn'
9ea 6te 0rSkte M6pmnentensabI.
9lmerifanif9e 0rafen, 8arone nuS
2pr0S2
@ner 6er befen MiBe, bic iemals
aemadt uorben inb, mar es, als bet
ebenalige Raiier bon Brailien, Dom
Bebro, ~anorbnete, baB bas aus benz
0erfaufe bon MbelsbipIomen berribs
renbe @elb aur grri6tung Heines.---
S%rrenbauies benubt atperbeaa 0lel
Ob aber tpobI tn Narrenbnu8 GEE
niist baben tuiiroe, ble2abI aler Gbelss
Solen 8rafiltens 3u heberber8en2 Hro
tpie biele folder Saltiilte maBte mon
eft bauen, I'M ben iaMnltti0ea Nbeiss
Barren unb 1amentli@ sNdrrinnen Der
Der. Staten llnterfalupf getodbrer
au t5nnen2
@enn STR. Sobn o. GDampIini jun.
ReGt bdtte, baum Dtir6e haSu aainoee
items eire gauge GtabtHrMab 3lpar fetne
tleine - nbtbtg fem. Meint bieIer
Der bob allen grnites III seinem Atti.
Fl hen or In Ser lettpns Mmreraers Scr
befonnten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ns,6fsntIiht Sos I'm Il. SenssMer
staaten. cine 8etpegu1gs benerfbar
Ioufe ala All Ks G%asf,sua' -s;rss
amerifnafImen @ heIssgnn.
heea-
m~;rsaIa,,hsr MN .nor hos ebomn.
lin IN &s,uo ,ouF aisie a,abspSs a..
fobrs nis9 az iMtnoy. 3pht oTs;n ssrnos
Wsrnnuheriimes IL an hsr gome
fhIissI;@ niST er s;ns~ OIL NJ ~,
Ns6k Hm INNER n,ebr mi nsrhSTtnis.
m6sia ,neuiap sSanpten eo-rcsrir;rl
mi,s Sieien msniSsn imiiesfih non, nm
|Seibf 81 Shep fonrraen Sns Re- stmos
We5sres seien ala hie nyose me,oe her
MiMt !. NpHSenhsf snn,;e Ser MsriM
hids s~;nnshiihets Sbotfeme c,,h IAI;sS,
IiTb ann g,,sermd q, brinoen
~. nmn aber .,,r dSsns;Is,,uo eisss
oner;fon;imsn SnsIsfsoaSss s;aso%
me mrh iehr @orousbehinouua fehit
ola IN HnS.. Gin MnncsM her Sen
Nher nerie;hi fomie elmo fsse Monns
nm gtorhss ginthsiinna Gin mn
frsnosm pof,snos;gs hsisoi,er Msorr.
tsssssnS s;ns itsherae Mrmss ala Msr-
ioramnosanaort 5sr arme rein nor.
=, mt SSI;ns NH s% S ~, oI.sr
shasosg.gsn. asI Sn nan Sx,s ~
ssssssr ssns w "a ,sas ,n;a nys HSamS,
~ esbr. ous % s.. taI w. Jas sa"'y =.
w. o.tay", au Ss iOigsaos' Sana 81
XIV gau's s am IVY. 90 Iasss uss'aus
S,,ssss 49, ~ 1ses. s OIsg gi Gssa
~ ~asiaysas maI 1871 s.us. U'SSsa
seH.s 's1 tss ~sSY IL fg s si. sn MI cs w.
sa .Sosa a's ny ua Oasie az S.us'
f tt u W. g IS. ~ nss ~ Ivy uv..
ps ~" sSOaen vs. ts ssU -. amsu,
1920; ~Iv " s,s;sasrn Os Marnma
g9snts s' Sasns omx
soM Ssn moy.hs;I g taio,t nov on WV 5,
Sansf 4, ss;n ME-, A.,s *" mi'
MDf. o. Le's Dn,sn Lwssnoa's 1 y
S1.ly.up gss w. Ssouu.a.n u.asn
a rsasa O IS h;a .Ss;% %a1 nM,s' gssIsal
sa.as " w uRssyS. psssu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-22
NDti5 fir gtemer5abler /!
Office 6es SteuertoGeftprs
San Mntonin. Ser1s.

Der lnter3ei9nete ma@t bierbur9
befannt, boB bic 6taatss unb @onnins
Mos9 aIorem unb &opfifeueru Jest fdlig
unO oor ooer ON 81. December 1890
aablbar tub.
Sofe@afiianc,
Steuerfolettor ftir 8erar @ouaiD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-22
esmalifd5e G&mle,
Gan antonio, Seras.

Saa Nntonto, StTa8.
stuerfannt ti9ttge 2elranjfalt fur aaaben
anb Mdbden; felt breibis Sabrsn IN reas,
Mirtfamseit. 8crtrefai9e 3strtrdfte inter Be-
Dabrier aeitaas. Der ieugiifd;n eprade mint,
sas. sss si lsatssaiat i ia ss Ssssesas s siaissr.
naasen borbsrsitefs g6iisr EnOsa isOsrsstt
auinatme. sldbere slustunft ertbeiIen Ser
aab Is m. 8orbed, DIRECTOR berlapaaIt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-22
Seitemuea : gaaiterllna.

@HenFein' pIatten per Qr. SUB 25 @ts.
Cement 20 n
Steinplntten Is "
@alaberas pIatten II
Cement @urbe pr. lauf. SUB. As "
Qurbiteiu IS =
gi~n3elnheiteu BEL 8. aIIen &
ecbn, SO. 5 preia: straBe, segen.
lber 9. @uguer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-22

= Sa biersebn stodien biefes 9ans
bss haben Grouen bas &ett. bel 5Gnl.
mabIen mltauIim men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-22

- I'm bas 2eben btnbet uns bic Rraf
unb bic G6md9e bes Mtlens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-22

unfern $500 s9ub fabrea mir felt
. Sa9ret1 unb g~arantiren iebes Baar.
DUO 1T bel uus ales In 9amen., Ser.
REM. &nabeu= unb Mdb9en 9 @9ubeu
at fineen.
Cinderella gd,ub gtrre.
Ode Of SoutDniraBe unb Mbenue G.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-18

HAYS, McGregor, ShOckney, Wigs and
Ydruan-S.
Mr. Hubbelrs bill authorizing building
and loan associations TO transact business
on what is known as the national plan,
came up for consideration as a special
order. The bill, as originally intended,
provides that such organizations should
should make all notes, bonds, securities
and mortgages non-negotiable, the same
to be deem Il trust securities for the bene-
Fl of bona fid- creditors and members OF
the association. The bill further sets
forth that ali foreign associations should
file with the secretary o. state a copy Of its
charter or articles OF incorporation. For
any violation of this provision the penalty
was fixed at not less than Sl00 nor more
than $50 or by imprisonment for six
months. On or before the first day of
each year al buiidingsndlo loan associations
shall lie with the auditor of state 9
report OF its q airs for the
wear. The auditor of state
shall have power to appoint some compe-
tent person to make an examination OF
such associations and report the result to
him. If it should appear from such re-
port that any association is violating the
law he shall direct il to conform to the
same. and upon its failure TO do so the at
torney general may institute proceedings
against it.
Mr.. Hays declared that this measure
was in the nature Of a direct blow at local
building associations. BY placing them
under the same restrictions that governed
foreign associations many OF them would
be driven to the wall.
Mr.. Hubbell, in speaking in behalf
of his bill, controverted the
position taken by the gentleman from
Putnam. He said that the principal effect
that his bill would have would be to pre-
vent the officers of building associations
from hustling to Canada with the funds
that had been entrusted TO them. This
was why the securities had been made
non-negotiable.
Mr.. HAYS finally moved the reference Of
the bill to a committee of one to strike
out all that portion OF it which brought
local associations under Its provisions.
The motion was adopted. Mr.. Hays was
named as the special committee and the
bill placed in his hands for amendment,
but he made no report.
The senate adjourned at the completion
of the reading of Mr.. Shockney's bill maxi
ing it unlawful to establish or operate a
bucket shop for the purpose OF dealing IN
margins.
The following bills were passed by the
senate:
By Mr.. McHugh-Providing that incor-
porated towns having no newspaper may
publish legal advertisements in any other
town in the county which has a newsDa-
per. The object OF this bill is TO enable
all such to get the benefit OF the Barrett
law.
BY Mr.. Acknowledgements city coun-
ellis and boards OF trustees of incorporated
towns to authorize street railway COM
panies now using horsepower to operate
electric lines.
BY Mr. cGregor-Removingt the power
to appoint trustees of the state university
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IN THE HOUSE.
The Boiler Inspection Bill Defeatsd-Diore
Labor LociaIation.

The Boiler Inspection Bill Defeatsd-Oiore
Labor LogisIatiou.
The regular order of business was re-
sumed in the house Tuesday and a num-
Der of bills were passed and few defeated
on third reading.
Mr.. Hinch's bill, providing for the pun
ishment of persons who bring stolen goods
into the state, passed without opposition.
Senate bill to legalize the acts of the
trustees of the town OF Michigan, by Mr..
Mount, and Senator Clemans bill to legal
ize the acts OF no.ares public when acting
when their commissions expired were
read third time and passed.
Mr.. Cullop's bill extending the crime OF
arson in cases eff the burning of farming
implements passed and after the introduce
ton of the following bills the house ad-
iourned:
Bv Mr.. Bea. .ey-Amending the school
book law.
By Mr.. Fippen-Authorizing cities and
towns TO construct water works, natural
and artificial gas plants aud electric light
plants. The improvement to be carried
on by applying the Barrett ten-year inn
proyement law.
BY Mr.. Lindemuth-To amend the act
of 1889, authorizing the establishment of
ships OF 1900 population. The bill
makes the law apply to townships having
more than 5000 population.
By Mr.. Bernethy - Authorizing the
formation of companies for transporting
petroleum through pipes.
By Mr.. Hess-Appropriatin S457 80 to
pay for cases in which to keep battle flags
in the state museum.
BY Mr.. Mountaineering an act con-
corning taxation.
By Mr. Branstetter (by request Maxi
ing 1t unlawful for Intoxicating liquor to
be sold or given away whore games of
chances are played, or within one square
of where such games are played
Long before the house was called to or
der Wednesday morning the space re-
served for the lobby was pre-empted by
"disnterested' spectators. The roll-call
divUlged ninety-three members present.
The galleries were crowded, and every
thing indicated that some important ques.
ton was about to come up.
After few bills had been introduced
the speaker announced as the special or
der of business the fee and salary bill.
After the report OF the committe had
been read Mr.. Harrell, the chairman of
the committee, stated that the bill had
been prepared by subcommittee of the
Joint committees on fees and salaries
After some hard work, the members of
the subcommittee had performed their
duty, and the result of their labor was
now before the house. He could not say
the bill was perfect, but each member
would have an opportunity to suggest
amendments.
Mr.. Harrell then moved that the house
resolve itself into committee of the whole
house for the purpose Of considering the
bill by sections. The motion prevailed.
In the interest of economy, debate was
limited TO five minutes on any one propo-
sition, no member to speak more than
once on any one question or amendment
The speaker designated Mr.. Beaslly as
chairman of the COMMITTEES Of the whole.
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Royal Baking Powder
Leads All.

"The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure
for have found it in many tests, made both for
them and the u. S. Government. The Royal Bak-
ing Powder is undoubtedly the purest and most
reliable Baking Powder offered to the public.
"HENRY A. MOTT, PHI. D."
Late Chemist for L. S. GoVerNnent
"Al chemical tests to which have submitted it
have proved the Royal Baking Powder perfectly.
heathul and free from every deeterious substance.
1t is purest in quality and highest in strength of
any Baking Powder of which have knowledge.
"WM McMURTRIE E NJ PHI D."
Late Ckemst-ia-ehief u S. DGot Of Agriculture,
Washington, d. {.
1.-THE strength of the Royal is shown to be % per
greater than any other.
GAS result of my Investigations find the Royal
Baking Powder far superior to the others 1t pure,
contains none but wholesome ingredients and is of
greatest strength.
"F. X. VALADE,
"Pu5Ae ANALYST Ontario, Dominion Of Canada"
The latest investigations by the United States
and Canadian Governments show the Royal BaI-
ing Powder superior to all others in leavening
strength.
Statements BY other manufacturers to tile con-
bu,y have been decAared BY tile official authorities
,jaksyfcations Of The official reports.
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