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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-07
@iele tsaurise ssadtftunSeu lana.

beren ebe einSene Dem armen 9atenten bpppelt lana
portpmmt, ptrft iidb her pom 9beumatismuS beimaes
ute Dnlber f9lafos anf ben atiien umBer unb 5y yni
rerseelt4 mad @nbe unb Sdlo, reI@e iidb nur settz
Setoen TT etnes BON benen, BET welen bic sepbbnIien
@r3neen nI 5a oft sang pertblpS nb; es liesen aber
Semete tn aie hafr Dor, bab bas trdftiee BIutret=
atann8smtttel 9cifetter'5 Wasenbitters, Dem ornen
Mgenmatter snrerldise Sdlfe unb Ginberums brimst.
ntan sbdnctge alp bte arantbeit (benn ene irld,e
" HfnmatismnO tn ibren @nfanssitabten, irenn tis
erfen Gbeumatii9en 3udunSen iif bemertlih MAIDEN,
init bteler ansene6men Mebi5n, unb man uirb Sabren
unauSFeblider getn rcrbeusen. gBas immer Der
maBsebenes @ranb rer @inpirtuns beS 8itters auf
8tbt wel4eS bretter unb erer berfeIben au BEN Neb
rndt unb e aus bem Spfem pertreibt. ggie ae pirfz
ldsen Meepinen perbient es ebod eine IpRemattIde,
es ni4i sei tueslaen, trenn Sic ere nnb ,peie Ops
lts aniHetneno ntHt sebelfen baben Gbenip rtrtIam
pte pei RbenmattSmuS LIT eS Bel Dp5pepfa, GereaR=
unSsleipen unn dbniiden Sei8perfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-07
MQerlei.

-, Wegen geringen 8efu9s BET Ser,
lammlung bes @entrals Gomites fiir ben
u9eutf6en Sag" unb neil ipi@tige 8e,
ri9te ni6t bOrlageu, fanb ON 6reitag
Ahenb nur eine ini0rmeGe geipre6ung
aatt. Serr 5Gramm erfldrte, baB eine
8erf@iebung Der enbshItigen 8eI9luBs
faiiung seratben eri@eine, baB er f9
mittlermeile aber bod mad Nep Orleans
begeben tperbe. I'm bort nit benz
Maler 0errn Noite, ber ben Nuftrog
bot. pldne far bic gef9miidten Magea
aus3uarbeiten, Beratbuug su pFegen.
Die nddfe 8eriammluna finbet = mad
Der &hdfebr bes 0errn G@ramm alio
- am MOutag ben 16. fatt.
- Ser Garmer 9enrp 6inbetant
uurbe seitern bor Miiuers Saloon auf
oem @obernement 6isel Don ieinem
Geipnnn iiberfabrerl unS erIitt eiaen
8einbru6. Da ber ungIndIi9e Mann
san3 DbIe Mittel 1T, purbe er ins
@ount1. .6ospital gebra9t, no er feiner
9eiluns entgegeufebt.
- Sen Girgern Der s. Mar6 CT.
tbeilen mir no@mals ben &atb, ibre
6timme fir MreI Meerf9eibt
absugeben. St 1T elm prattiI9er @es
i@ditsmann NIT flaren Sheen un6 toirb
I'M 6tanbe iein, ftir bic Warb bas su
etlangen, mas ibr Oil 8erbeHsrungen
rDtt6ut. Saau geb6rt In eriter 2inie
bic pfafterung ber 9IomD un6 In Ners
binbung bamit, ber MilfroBe. 6err
MteerI9eibt miro aber au9 fur bas Sc
fammtmobI Der Gtabt wirten f6nnen,
benn leoe @n9ber5igfeit lie9t ibm fern.
g8ia man bic 8. Warb boranbringen,
10 1T babel feline 3eit 3u berIieren. Sn
tDeiteretl 5Dsi Sabreh f6nnten mir bon
allen onberen Stabttbeilen melt iiber'
bolt fein.
= 9etr pauI preber III elm
Gtabt.S Sugenieur, ber taum tbe,troffen
tperben tann. St berri9tet bic Nrbeit
fur Srei; aberall lit er 3u finben unb
mas CT bis iebt getban. bas tann iebe
Gritit berausforDern.
- 0ie 4erren @rnf &ii6e Ir.,
q fao Traf6, Oscar 8erg=
from, phil. g bar6ein, ".
9 3 en- iia6 1samts, bic iebem Sc
meinmeien sur 3ierbe aerei6en. pintt,
lid in aGen Ginsen. pHi6ttreu uno
getDiienbaft, baben fe fi6 bas bolle
8ettrauen ibrer WiibIrger ermorben
unb tire Wieberwabl fam gar ni1t In
3wsifeI gesogen tperoen. Sic fin6 in
Be3ug auf GdEigfeit unb @rfabrung ibs
rsn Spponenten tueit iiberlegsn.
- ginen re@t fr6bli9en Masfens
reigen Deranfaltet beuie Nbenb in ber
RoubeniiOnsballe Der 0erein ,Sdsers
luH1. Wie mir erfabren mar Der Billet.
petfauf reGt Iebbaft unb es Hebt baber
ein aablrei9er gefu4 su ertparten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-07
eg s.

= go piele Gemitter, tuie bissmol
I'm Sanuar ihreibt uns 0err 6ieIl@er
aus Weliare, 9snbal gountp-erinnere
i'd mid ni9t in Ssras felt ben Is sSabs
ren, no i'd bier wobne, erIebt au baben.
Tcm 80. gum 81. Na9ts mar oas brittle
IN bieIem Monat. unb harauf fclate
benu au6 ON 2. 6ebruar Gin rihiiGer
NOrber. Wabrf9eiuli@ iii's gut, 6aB
bic 2dIte itbt fommt; srtins Meihna9s
ten unt weibe Sliern taueen nint pisl,
pfni9hens nidt fiir Obitsdrien. Gin
gutes Obiiabr aber tpdre mobI allen
ertpiinf1t.
= Die brei Ser. etoaten 9rieas.
f9iife. tpel@e i'm 9afen bon Galpeifon
lagen, fnb nod gien OrIeaus obs
gebampFt.
= Ser WdnuerGor in Nsu 8rouuz
tels beranfaltet am Il. lSebruar elm
eroBes Wastenfeft.
Die Grogen. nel9e benz Goa0reB
Der Oelegoten wefiIi6er @taaien, ber
9eeenwGrtis in @albeiton tagt, porlie.
gen, fiub: 3egeIung ber Gradtraieu,
Nta9terDeiierun9 Ser 3tuiiGenifaatlimen
Danoelsfommiilion, auf @egenIeitiateit
bsrubenoe 0anbe!sbes siebungsn n0ment.
ll9 nit iiioameritanif@en Gtaaien. gs
ttno Gesen 200 9eleeoten anuelenb.
yin &f wirb i@ entlpinnen, In
Del@e Stabt bas 6auptquartier bes
Son9rehes oellest tperbsn lo0. RiuaIen
IN oteler 8e3iehyns fub: Denuer,
Sanias eiip, Onlaba, @i6ita unb
@alOeiton.
Dos bttrefenbe 2OmitG mirb Dem
Teprdlentantenbouie bic @nnabme bes
Seldluhss empfeblen, bic 8unbese
tOHliituticn babin ob3udncetu, baB bic
Sunoes : Senatoren birett bur9 bas
Bolt gerdblt merben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-07
sir buffmnm8slpS erflart umS bpti,
1ereffefl

Gus einem Srtete Der 6rau CURT BON Grpton, Glib
9atpta tabren mir SolseneeS an: uSd batte mid befz
st9 ertaltet De Grtduna IhluS id aui etue 2unsen,
I'd besann fart 81 buen unb balb mar es srsifeip8,
pap ID an Der SSptnbin9t Ittt. 8ter asrSts saben
MID au nnb ertldrten, baB Id nur nod eine trbe 8eit
Su leben babe. SD ielbf SAB ale Spffnuns auf unb
berettste mid i&on auf etn talbiseS Gnbe Scr. Da
rtetb Seman6 menem Gatten an, Or. a6nigS 9leueS
Mftttel Sesen S9ptnpiu&t, puien unb Grtdltuns gu
seriuhen. SD fcIste cem Ratbe, nabm i'm @anjen att
Blaihen nnb puree rpudntis sebetlt. SD bin iesi 10
seiuno trte trsenb etne Srau meiner Betannti@aft.
yrnbefaiden fret. gu bo6eH Bel DretB, Ibbuipfcn 6
S1 i'm 28bcleale unp bet alien 9lpptbeten gu so Gents
une Sl.00 tte SIai6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-07

te Walser iparnl, unb Der SDttDr njdte
itil nit bem Ropfe.
Iuf treue pfi1terfhlIung benn, unb
out cine fro5e Stubienaeit. rief oer olte
gtorbliebt, inoein er fein Gias, bas feline
6rau fosbea mil ben, ouftenoen 9raufe
geflilt bate, erbob. on Elanaen bic
Slider 3ufammea uEb be M1nner 6riif.
ten iib bic 0dnbe.
@n0li1 mar es itir WlIier 3eit, auf.
3ubreGen unb er f6ieb, beeleitet BON
Den guten Whnf1ea Der beiben NIten.
| Wie oft uerbe iG ou bieIe aemtitbl;s
den Mben6e 0enfeu. iaate @aIter, oIs
er nit bem Doftor iiber bic gtroBe
l9ritt. Dieter brammte ettDas luper.
ftdnoli1es Dor it1 bin uub ging nit
groBen, f6nellen S9ritten bortndrts,
als babe ct bic b69fte giIe. Walter
fannie ibn unb tpuBte, baB er INNER 10
etnltlbig tDur6e, tDenn ct erregter mar,
als Ct 3sigen luollte. go erreidten
Re, obue piel 81 ipre6en, @alters
Wobnuug.
SEPT leben Sic mobI, fagte Der Docs
t0s, tllDeut er Balters Ganb ergri5f.
sd meiB, baB sic mir febr feblen tper=
ben, unb i6 min baber ben abl6ieb
tur3 MAIDEN.
Seine Stimme flang leiie, aIs Idleue
er f9 3u3ugeben, baB 8aIter i5m nabe
febe unb 0aB feline NbreiIe linn eineu
yerlnF beoeute. 9cnn manbte ct fid1
ibnea ab unb ging nit baSiigen 5drit.
ten BITE Strabe binauf. Nls Der Doctor
iettt 0ats errei@t bate, I6Fe fcb aus
eiHem Winfel ber eeI9nibten Sbiir cine
Duntle @eftalt log. bic bort eetauert au
baben t9teE, unD faste fbhGtern: a6,
6err Sottor.
Sbr feib es, Mlariaane2 fraaie Der
Oottor nit eiEen I9nellen Bid auf bic
frau. mas fuOlIt Sbra gebt es fdledt
bet gu62
a9, Derr 9etiOr. Id ol0ube, es asbt
iebr f@le@t, Ieuf5te iie. gr Iii pieoer
nt9t au 9auie, udb i'd CLAUDE, es III
au9 bsaer, menn er ni6t fommt, benn
Ct bot beute einen fleinea Nerbienlt ae.
babt, ben er ii9er nun bertrintt. Wenu
er bann tObenb mad 0auie fommt, 70
itir!t uns bic Srdu -.
So gsbt es idble@tsr nit ibt2 fraete
ber SOftor i1a.l.
I9 Sptt, i9 tpeib 60 nid)t, aber fie
ipri@t 10 iDaberbar, unb be babe i'd
bic @briftine, bic Bel mir ,pobut, qebes
ten. eth tpenig biniiber3useben, un6 bin
bterbergel1ufen, INN Sic su bitten,
tuenH g m6gIiG III, bod einmaI au ibr
5li totnnen. sic bot au6 BON Shnen
geiprO9en, unb bn3lDii1en aebetet uu6
ll9 felbR fdle6t unb unfamiliar gebeis
Ben. unO tpenn man fiebt, tpie gut unb
!onft unb unglldli6 He ift, una tpie lie
lar Jules D1nft, ba iaminert es ginen
BOO 3u febr, fie 10 fpre1en au b0ren.
g8sil nun Der Serr 9ottor bod) immer
tir nLes &atb tpiiIen, unb neil sic
mir bod aud bie Wobnung neben ben
Wernersleuten beaabIen. ba6 i'd bieSSrou
pfegen ion, ba ha9te id5: Wiorionne.
loufe gum Sottor, ct iIt ell 10 outer
9err unt er fomnt eetDiS, tpenn es aud,
i9on fp4t 1T, un6 oa fam i@ unb b6rs
te, Der Serr DOttOr tDdren ausgegon.
gen, ufb lDarieie nun Dor Der Sbtre,
oenn penn ct oud ausgseangen iH,
on@te i'd, 10 rnub er bod tpiebertom.
men. uno ba famen Sic, unb. 80.
aoef 0a Ans mir ia idon! Rl; Der 6srr
Sottor t6nnen aber aud laufen!
Ste batten, tpdbreub Warianue Be.
ti9t erltattete, bus Saus erreidat. in bei,
len 0ose bic patisntin tpobute. bic ber
Sottpr nob 3u 10 fpdfsr 5tunbe auf.
fuGte.
iSsOrtietuno fOlst.I
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-07

Wsan braudt niht 3u befar6ten, baB
aus elmer ifarten Grtdltung cine Gun.
senent3inbuag eutliebs, uenn man
re9f.eitig p@bambeilains Cough 9es
mebp@ nimr.t. Gisiss Mittel bat bic
beionbere gigeni6aft, iebe anloge gu
yun9entfantbeit 3u 3erh6ren. Sn tau.
ienben BON Gduen bat f6 bieie Musiage
bergangeneu Miater, mdbrenb bic eynz
ffuensa berriGie. bewieieu. gu baben
BET Ut. Goba & Co., s. &alteper &
Son unb allen bebeusenben Gpotbeteru.
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gtaats Z 9egislatmr.
aufiu, 6. Gebrpar 1891.
Gpnnf

0enlt.
Sie Ssribu@-8ia bilbete ben Ge0en,
ftanb iebr ein8eben6sr 9iseu(lionen.
Senator Crane opponitte, sejtliBt auf
eingebenbes aatiitif9sn Ntaterial un6
auf bic @rfabrunsen, bic man in anoes
rem Staaten gema3t babe-oer Gorbe,
rung bieier giu fit bic ginfhbrung
9lei6er SGulbii5er In ben 6reif1ulen
bes gan5en @taates. gr tpies baraaf
bin, baB mau I'm 5taate Snbiana elm
dbnlitbes @eieb nod sebnidbriaer Sui
tigtett tuieber abgei@afft babe. Mu9
Senator Wfdbe bermarf bic Bin als
sunbemofratifd". st ertIdrte es tibers
baupt fiir mtinI@ensmertb, fidb mebr
auf bic 2ebrer als auf Die 9ebrba@er
au berlahenl gta9 ldngerer Debate
bafir ooer oapiber iuaroe bic Bera.
tbung tiber bic torliegenbe Bil pertast.
0ans.
Sas @omite fiir 8erfaHunasdnSes
rungeu legte benz 0aufe bic &eiolutiDn
Serrels Dor, tpeldbe bic bon Gresham
beantragte ginberufung elmer gDnpens
tion sur Imen6irung Der gegenpdrii.
gen Staatspsrfaiiung fir nunweiie unS
un3mefmdBie" ertld1t.
Slefer 8eri9t rief eine febr loaee
uno febr erreate Debate berbor. Der
Intrag auf @eri6iebuns Der 8eidluBs
faiiung tunrbe init 81 gegen 63 Stims
men abgelebnt, worauf bann, mad
abermaliger ldngerer Debate, bic Ste,
tOIution SerreGs nit "a gesen 13
Stimrlen angenDmmen tpurbe.
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1ute gserbaumua.

Das 1T etpa8, mas Seber baben mu6, penu er e.nes
gebsnS frph letn NTH. Gauienbe iu&en eS tdslid unb
fterbeu, wetl fig es nit nben. Tauienbe BON Dollars
s anb e s t . ps as @ s
ranttren. baB Gleetris Gitter8 mad gprdrif unb bin
ret@eno lanse sebrau6, stne cute 9eroanuns l9afen
ir empfeblen electric Bitters fur Dpspepiia unb ae
8rantbeiten ber 2eber, beS Masens unb ber Rieren
gBtro u 90 StS nnb 81 bic Sae tn her Gpptbete ppu
OretB, Ebpmpipn q So. pertauft.
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: Gin me,tbhoI.a ms;bro6,at

- Gin mertbboues Weibna6tsge.
i9ent erbielt biesmal bon einem 0ers
ebrer Elm 3eitungsreoatteur in MiHeu.
Il, - bic liute 6interpfote zines Dafea,
Der um Miiterna6t In elmer monbloien
Nadt auf einem 6riebbofe bon einem
f@ieIdu9igen gtigger get6btet tourbe.
SolG cine 6aienpfOte bdlt bas NraIiid
Inb aGes Bed bOm 8efber fern.
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Die Grau eines hieiaen @e[ddfts.

= Die Urau eines biefigen @eI9dFts=
mannes frdgt ibr Sienfmdb@en: r@er
1T benn bic abi6redenb bdBli6e per.
ION. BITE foeben on ber Soustbure ges
i9sut bot. S6ide iie meg, i'd mag
fol9' bdBIi@e Grauen gor nimt onfes
betl." Sas Sienitmdb@en erpibert:
.Sie iagt, oaB Sbr 8atte cine .8ppe.
lurttertn" nttbig tat unb He bewirbt ii9
ilin biefe Stelle." Oie Dame beg 6aus
ies pl6blt9 febr freunbli9: .9itte, laIs
len sic he fofort elutreten!"
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gDie ii, erfobre ~ 9br q,;er

uWie i6 erfa1re, 1T Sbr Sienif.
mdbden nit einem Yiumber berlobt?
Wenu tpirb ie beiratben?1 -,8orldu.
fig nod nidt, er 1T nod niGt reid ges
mug. Sc selung ibm erit einmal, Bic
Wafi.rIeituug srtnbli9 gu berfopfen." +"
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6rau O'5bea nirb alio benz.
nd6it Grau parnel tuerben, na9bem
9srr parnea bisber 0srr O'Sbea ges
tpeieu LIT.
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Wnn1 ia Hehrnnr am mirh

= Bonn IA. Gebruar an pirb gbs
iparb 8enamD, Der bettibmie 8erfaKer
BON Looking Backward" unb Batter
her lea. NatiOnaliifen Ynrtei. In gOHon
unter benz Namen "New Nation" elm
Heues @o5enblutt berousseben.
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s@r 9ie GalIaoban abmiuiItrottou
pat e'ne Aera beg GOrtIGritts iuauau.
rtrt, bic feine luterbrs6umg erIei6en
follte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-07

Gs tbIt leeem in oer Seele rueb, stn ainb In enem
Saliea m a4laa M & g. Ieeen ieee utter Oate Oaraut u
fei hamit ben tIeinsn isber 3et S6nse GrIeiterana
reriHant pereen Tam. greis % 6ents bic Glafde.
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FOrtietuns fOlst.I

9err Sobn Sones, Ifblanb, @ic.,
wulbe in elmer Sdsemable i9mer am
9nte perlebt. 3rei Gla9en ct. Satobs
Del hellten ibn tuieoer pOlfdnbig Ger.
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Summer 1914.
@plfio1t's g6,tb Oeparteme1tt

prue meSen n esnn baln
9fn FsVen SsSsm @@mad nS S 8S 1T gns sarani
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-07

Die
@H4entlide 6reie Yreife fit Seras
eri9eint
isoeu 9onuerGag
unb fOitet
$3.50 ftir baS Sabr uNer $1.25 t,ir
e @pnate In WOraasbesablMma.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-24

ford it, and who knows what's worth while
John Rogers, the manager of Minnie
Palmer until lately; George Steinwsy, Gus
raw Schwab, Charles Lauier, ". H. Hamers-
ley. J. Q. A. Ward the sculptor Mrs. Moss.
wife of be theatrical man. is an expert, a. d
Miss Pullman, daughter of the palace car
man, is another. Miss Seligman, the bank
er's daughter, and Miss Dittenhoefer, tie
lawyers, ride. Mrs. Rowland. Mrs. Mar
tinsen, Mrs. s. l. Mayer. Elsie Leslie, the
child actress. and Mrs. Dexter A LOOMS
are among the clever eouestriennes. But a
catalogue would be as long as it would be
uninteresting.
Obviously, riding is an amusement for
the rich. The habit may cost from one
hundred dollars up, and two a year are re-
qulred. 1t wouldn't be wise to try to get
horse for much less than $500, and of
course it is easy to pay more. The cost is
IN the long run greater if you hire. To
board a horse costs about as much to board
a man. II you belong to riding club,
there are incidental expenses. A thousand
for the first year aud half as much thereaf-
ter, a little more for a woman and little
less for a man. is about the cost of riding in
the city. It's hardly thing for clerks and
carpenters, but those who have tried it
say it's worth every cent it costs.
JOHN L. HEAToN.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-24
UN WELCOME PEOPLE.
Human Frailties Pertinently Described
BY the Editorial Parson.

Human Frailties Pertinently Described
By the Editorial Parson.
From the Pittsburg Dispatch.
Those who point out to US our own faults.
Those who always take their troubles
along and leave their joys behind.
Those who neglect their own business to
attend to that Of other people.
Those who stay too long when we are
busy.
Those who have hobby that they ride to
death.
Those who always want to talk about
things in which we take no interest
Those who come to dinner when not ex-
pected.
Those who never have anything to talk
about hut themselves and the weather.
Those who have a chronic desire to Dor
row money.
Pussy people who have a large idea of
their own Importance.
Those who talk too loud.
Those who do not talk loud enough.
Those who ask US SO many questions that
they discover our ignorance.
Those who are overly positive about
things of small Importance.
Those who come at the very time when
we wish they had stayed at home.
Those who embarrass us with too much
polIteness.
Those who agree to everything we say,
and never have any opinion of their own on
any subject.
Those who always say, II do so and So"
81 think so and So"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-24

sanitarium OF the world. The greater part
OF the business interests Of the territory are
conducted by men who came out here as
last resort, feeble invalids. wasted with
hemorrhages and all forms of throat and
lung troubles, and whom the climate has
made over again.
THESE ARE THE PEOPLE
who are bound to stay and help build up the
country, Tor they find it simply impossible
TO stand the variable climates of the east
The dry air cure for consumption is a late
fad OF the doctors; behold! here is the cure
at our very doors. free to any who will take
It. The atmospheric purity and dryness
may be seen anywhere on the plains where
animals are dying here and there. Instead
OF nolsome and pestilential putrefactlon
ensuing, the atmosphere, wonderful
chemist that it is, takes up the remains and
deslccates them. In a brief while there is
only heap Of white bones; the rest is an
lmpalpable powder. In the household this
same dry air has its disadvantages. 1t
crumbles the glue in the furniture and the
picture frames fall apart. Upon an average
OF every six months the glue-pot is called
into service in the shop as well as the home.
AS TO THE FERTILITY OF THE SOIL
Its powers of production in the face of most
torblddlng appearance-that deserves a
chapter to itself. Suffice it to say that out
OF these sand heaps fruits and vegetables
are grown that shame even the productions
of California, that Ell Dorado of vegetable
miracles. Such is the vast, sunny land
which is clamoring for statehood and call
ing for settlers in the same day, inviting the
tourist, the Spectator, the invalid, the hor-
tlcultur1st, even the farmer; and truly he
might go farther and fare worse.
CoYLE DOUGLAS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-24
A Few Big Specials Gathered at Random
FROM OUR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS.
INDUCEMENTS THAT SMACK OF THE
FLAVOR or REAL BARGAINS:

Our 81 so Kid Gloves black and colored, laced
and buttoned, reduced TO 81 90 pair
Ceases Figured Chalies at SIC. worth &C.
cases French Printed Chal!ies, dark and
light grounds, at &c, worth Sc.
1000 yards Spring Striped Ginghams at size.
worth l0c.
65 pieces Striped Outing Flannel at SIC,
worth 1216c.
90 pieces French Printed Flannelettes, beauti.
full styles. at 12l6c., worth 2Gc.
200 pieces finest American Satlnes, hard to
te from the real French Satines at lbc a
yard; good value for 25c.
New designs in India Mousseine and Pongees
at 15c. and 90c.
% pieces Scotch Zephyr Ginghams at 25c.,
worth 40c
cases Satin finish White Check Nainsook at
3l6c. yard
case Sheer White Plaid Muslins, large and
small patterns, at 614c.; good value for l0c
so dozen large size Huckaback Towels at Sc.
each, worth l0c
100 dozen Damask Towels, knot fringe, fancy
border, at 1216c.; worth zoe.
200 dozen Boys Shirt Waists at zoe. and 25c.,
worth SOC. and 40c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-24
DRY GOODS.
MORRISON, FOYE & co.
Spring Bargains Spring Bargains!

If you are in search of new and DESIRABLE Spring
Goods we are the people you looking for Never
before have been able to show such variety OF
SPRING NOVELTIES as at this time. If you would see
the choicest cOnceits of the SEASON you must see them
here Needless to look anywhere else for what we have
not got Worse than useless to seek for LOWER PRICES
than ours.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-24
OUR BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT

Is crowded with goods from the very best man
ufacturers in the world Many novelties and
new weaves in plain and fancy Atwood and
silk and wool fabrics
AT 49c. A YARD:
40-inch all wool Nuns Yelling, Henrietta and
Surah Serge, worth Toe.
Black Silk Grenadines are the rage for rich
spring dresses. Our assortment of Grenadines
is unique for beauty, variety and cheapness
SPECIAL SILK OFFERING.
We offer this week 70 styles of India Silks, in
dress lengths. no two alike, uuequaled for
beauty OF design and coloring, at 5Sc. a yard
reduced from Soc and 81 90.
Polka dot midas, Jardiniere Indias, Striped
Indas and Background midas. "a and 81 inches
wide at Csc. yard; retailed all over at $i25 a
yard. t
9O-inch all-silk Surah sink. in all shades, at
29c.. worth Doc.
One lot 3S-inch Henriettas, in tans and grays
only, at Igc., worth 35c.
One lot 4O.ipch Mohar Dress Goods, Spring
shades, at 50c., worth S5c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-24

Brain-workers keep your heads clear and
bowels open. Take Simmons Liver Regu.
latOr.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-24

MERCHANTS manufacturers. nepshAsica
vi corporations. and all Others IN need Ok
printing. ithographing. and blank books can
have their orders promptly filed at modernea
prices, at the MORNING NEWS PRINTING
GouHE. WhlsaksT street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-20

Just over the desk of the late Profes
sor Charles W. Sanders hung card
headed Hints" 1t contained:
Do not say anything you would moi
wish God to hear.
Do not engage in anything you woult
be unwilling God should see
Do not write anything you would moi
wish God to read.
Do not go to any place where yor
would not desire God to find you.
Do not read anything which you know
would not please God.
Do not spend any time in such a way
as to prevent you from asking Gods
blessing upon it.
Do something every day that viii
make the world better, brighten somt
life, and make some ones future more
hopeful.
In all things plan, think, act daily
for the glory Of God and the welfare o.
men. So your life be a success both fol
time and eternity. IF We know thest
things, blessed are 20 if ye do them
John xiii, II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-20
A Prayer of George Lawson o74o-1sao

Almighty God, who canst give tn,
light that in darkness shall make us glad
the life that in gloom shall make us joy
and the peace that amidst discord shall
bring US quietness, let us live this day Ii
that life and that peace, so that we ma,
gain the victory over those things tina
press us down, and over the flesh tina
SO often encumbers us, and over deatl
that seemeth for moment to win tn,
victory. Thus we, being filed with in
ward peace, and light and life, may wall
all the days Of our mortal life, doing oul
work as the business of our Father, glori
flying it because it is thy viii, knowing
that when thou givest, thou givest il
love. So, with these inward thoughts
may we keep that divine light In tn,
soul which shall enable us TO set oui
spirits in order and walk in obedienc,
and trust, not failing to look forward
with great hope. Bestow upon us tn,
greatest and last blessing, that we, being
in thy presence, may be like unto the,
These things we do ash
in the name Of Jesns Christ our Lord
Amen.-Christian Union.