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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-03-05
EIGHTY YEARS OLD.
The Pope Passes His Eightieth Mile
stone.

The Pope, March End, received con-
gratulations upon the eightieth ami
versary Of his birthday. Upon receiv-
ing the visit OF the college OF cardinals,
his holiness compared the position
and difficulties of the church In the
present times with the position in the
days OF pope Gregory. The pope
said he was gratified at the progress
of the faith in England. He also said
If God spared him until his Episcopal
jubilee he would devote part OF the
Offering he might receive to the sup
preston of slavery.
Cardinal Lavalletta presented an
address from the sacred college. The
pope in the course of his response
said he had passed another year of
anxieties and vexations due to attacks
on the church. The position was
similar to that in Gregory's pontilicate
when the church combated the Lom-
bards. Though the bsrbariaus tried
his patience, Gregory's greatest trials
were with internal enemies, who were
less ferocious but more evil than the
barbarians, so now the malice of the
church's. enemies was subtle, hut their
snares would not prevail.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-03-05
HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE.
How the Entombcd Miners Were
Kept Alive.

How the Entombcd Miners Were
Kept Alive.
The four Hungarlans rescued from
the caved IN mine near Hazleton, Pa,
were broughtto the surface on the oath
OF February, and the men given a
small amount Of lime juice, milk, etc,
and allowed to eat. They will plob-
ably recover from the effects OF their
confinement 1t is impossible TO try
to get statement from any of the
men, as their weakened condition pre-
vents. All the men are so weak that
simple movements of the head are i'm
possible. How they lived for more
than nineteen days is a question. The
dinner in their pals would have been
sufficient to sustain life for eight days
perhaps, ifdealt out sparingly. What
they lived on the remainder OF the
time is variously conjectured. Their
pals bear unmlstakable evidences of
having been used for urinals, and it
was the use of the contents together
with the execrements from their
bodies that kept them alive. Some of
the kettles when found contained
urine, and from the terrible smell
from all OF them it is certain they used
them for repositories as above men
toned. The clear portion where the
men were found was cushioned by
fresh air. After the terrible rush OF
water on that day the good air came
into this breast, where it was driven
to the point by the water The men
sought that locality and there they
were found. Twenty-three men were
in the mine when the disaster occurred.
Six OF these escaped, leaving seven
teen, all now recovered, the last of the
dead being found near where the four
live miners were discovered The
rescued men are resting quietly at last
accounts. The pulses of all but Mas.
tuskowitch have improved. He ap-
pears 10 be growing weaker.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-03-05
A LYNOHINa.
The Killing OF a Railway Conductor

The Killing OF Railway Conductor
The little railway town OF Salida,
the end OF the first division OF tho Rio
Grandc, '217 miles southwest OF Dem
yer, was the scene OF murder and a
lynching. Oliver Riley, who IL in
charge OF the railroad chute, attempted
TO drive. one OF Conductor Sullivan's
men away, who was stealing coal.
Sullivan interfered and knocked Riley
down, who then pulled gun and shot
and killed Sullivan. The mob, not
understanding the facts in the case
took Riley from the officers. Several
shots were fired and four men were
wounded, Riley was then dragged to
q railroad crossing sign and hanged
without giving him an opportunity to
make an esplunation. The matter
will be. investigated and the perpe-
traitors punished.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-03-05
ROYALTY ON THE RAMPAGE.
The Queen and Prince of Wales
Quarrel at Portsmouth.

AhC sguCOh ahu II E'hcC VI "AIeS
Quarrel at Portsmouth.
Quite sensation was caused by the
report of a!quarrel between the Queen
and the prince of Wales at Portsmouth.
1t seems the prince heard, through
the foreign Office, alarming accounts
of the position OF ex-Empress Fred
erick in Paris. He decided to go and
bring her away and wired his sister to
leave Immediately IL she could not
wait for him. He also telegraphed
The queen. When he joined the
queen at Portsmouth, her majesty
was greatly excited and was heard to
say to BIN: What do you say; turn
my daughter out OF Parisg" The
prince replied, in low tone, but the
queen, visibly enraged, repeated that
it was impossible that any insult
could be offered her dsughterin Paris.
She blamed the prince for his in
judicious course and threatened to
countermand his telegram. He pro-
tested earnestly, and finally the queen,
giving in, sent another cipher tele-
gram to ex.Empress Frederick, press
ing his own and the queens wishes.
Ana IA "a. h..& l...tle -.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-03-05

Police Judge (who is trying to find
out the trade Of the accused)-"What
are you. anyhow" Prisoner-"Ash
yer honor hash no doubt obsherved'
I'm (hic) little off this morning"
Politician (angrily) These news.
papers tell abominable lies about me.
Friend "And yet they might do worse.
Politician "Do worse! Whit do you
meanp' Friend--"They might tell
the truth"
An eminent surgeon says that WIZ
four cuts and few stitches he car
alter a mans face SO that bis owt
mother would not know him. ati
nothing. Our daily newspapers a
that much with only one cut
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-03-05

In hosiery the latest novelties are silk stock
ings with foot ana ankle In one color ann legs
another. Some black feet exquisltely embroi-
dered In red or gold are buckIed TO the right
uppers; others are black with PINK feet and
the combinations Of lavender or black, green
or gold, mauye or orange are intended to
match the creations of the niodste. For care
full usage some stockings are embroidered with
pearl aud gilt beads intended to be worn with
a dancing toilet.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-03-05

In the way OF hair ornaments silver and gold
are quite as cheap and vastly mere serviceable
than feathers. A very dainty fllet Of silver
may be had for SO, and gold bands, though
reaching up into the huadreds, are made in $40
designs.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-03-05

DR.. Talmagc says that the streets of heaven
are lined With beautiful trees. DIR. Talmage
knows that most Of his hearers will never be
In a position TO dispute his assertion.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-03-05

An echo is but holler mockery.
A dramatic stick ill-posting.
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L.. M1 ORA.

A. 3. Gbr. Sulius Gaeiar bon MareuS
SmniuS 8rut1ls ermorbet.
346. &aiier Sbep6plius ber @robe seboren.
493. Sboater, &5nis Der 0euti9en, IN Sta
lien ertnprbet.
1893. Columbus Ianbet na9 See Gnt=
6e6uns GmerifaS i'm Safen 9alos.
1929. 3freiter &ei4staS Su Speber, ipDe
gegen bic 2itheraner proteitirter, ba6er Yrps
teitantem geidttnt.
1884. Marquile be 9onpaSour geitorben.
1857. 9tnbretp Sadipn gebpren.
1911. Staatsbanferptt OeiterreihS bon 848
Miaipnen @ulben.
1918. aleranber /. bon 9tublan6 tpmmt su
Grie6ri9 8iIbelm III. bon 9reuben mad
8reslau. = Ebeobor &6rner idIieBt iid ben
Sreibeitsfdmpfern III init Sdipert unb
2eter".
1920. @atne tpirb in bic linton aufsenpms
men.
1926. Snbn pirb burH bas Dberban6esz
seri4t 3u 6ranffurt a. D. freigelpro1en unb
uttcr poliseili9e &uffi9t gefteat.
1880. 9aul 9ehie 9eboren.
1842. 2aisi G6erubini Comp gu Yaris
seitcrben.
1854. Die 1lnionstruppen unter @eneral
q. S. Snitb nebmen sort be 9,ib, 9a, am
&eb &iper, nit 325 Gefansenen, IL Sc
fdasen, 20G0 Sdfern Yulber nnb einem uns
8ebelren @crratb bon @unitiprt ,ir6 2ebensz
MitteIn.
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Mfaperid : Gigentbmul.

@roee NuswobI bon Grnnbftidea
unb 9dufern fur @obns anb @eiGdfts.
5mede, erfferein Der Gta6t unb a1en ST.
lid unb .peftli6 gelsgeneu unb nit Der.
ielben bur@ eleftrifbe StraBenba6nen
DerbunSeueuen 8orHdbtsn; lebiere in
eentraler Gage. Nues Dies gigentbum
Dirb gu ben nie6risfien Preiien gegen
Baar3ablung berfauft. Man taufe balb,
ba iebt BITE Musmabl nod cine gro6e lit.
gs mirb Naes, mos CUR @oHeussmaKe
geb6rt, Dertcuft.
Reagan Soaiton n,
&afsn.8 erualter.
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2ttntltdbe 8efammtmadbmma.

-
Ss miro biesour9 miigetbeilt. oaB
bic Segislatur bes Staates Seras CT,
iu9s tperben NTH. sen GreibrJef Der
Stast San Nntouio in GeSug auf bic
fo'genben BuuE.e %ab3u6ahesn:
Section 5 unb "a In Der Nrt, boB
bic 9emter bes Sugenieurs, ccs MFeHcrs
uno Wari9aQs bur9 @rnennung au
befeben iein ioleu unb ni9t Die bisber
6ur@ @abl. Nae Steie grnennungeu
follen bur6 ben Siabtratb erfolgen unb
arpar auf ben 8ori9tag oes Mapors
bin.
81. Ollie Bacan3en in ben
our@ 8olfsmabl beFeBten MemtertI foIs
len aud burd cine Na9pabl tuieber
befekt tuerben, pean Der 9erMin BET
NgutDabl meniger als reun Wonate
suifernt liegt.
9getion 43. Ser @mprtiiatiouss
5Oab id bon 5eba (10) auf 3Dei (2)
Trecsnt pro Sabr bsrabgeiebt tDerben.
uno ule bisbsr a~gsgege6eneH 8nnbs
ioQeu fur redtsgiiltig erfldrt tperben,
als Oh Der @barter eineu Nmortifdtionss
Gonb bon 2 Prneent fea9efebt bdtte.
Section 45. Gie 4usga6e Don
gcn5s CUR @inI6fung BON BrHbs, Die
b6ber ber5ina Rnb oasr Don fdGigert
gonos lol autoYiFilt perben unD ale
bisber gu Lamentations > 3medeu aus.
geaebenen 8onbs lolen FIR re6tstrdftig
erti6rt merbem. unb bas Gistaliabr foa
10 abge1nbelt nerben, haB es am /.
Suni ieben Sabres begiEnt uno nit benz
81. Mai abf9lieBt.
Seftion 48. MlIe u~ptbpenbiget
Srbinanaen i'm bic Iusbreitung ans
ftedeaber &ranfbei4en 3u nerbinbern,
folen bon Der Stast aus erlaHen mers
ben.
section 5. sou Bic Nfidteu,
0olma@ten uno @sbaltsbe3ige aler
F8sa nten unb Mngeteaten Der 5tabt
feiieBen, nit Musnabme Der @eb1lter
bes NaDurs, Matf9o1s, Collectors,
NReiors. @9abmetfets, Mnualts, Sns
geRieurs unb &ecDrbers.
Section SO. sou Gle Stabt auto,
riIsen, 9ieenIeH aus3ufttlen fir pfofi.
ia.,oas9au!er iot5ls oct Siooi oas
9.sal eslis.esn ole'slOeH su e~Oaltoalten,
o. osp'ale" eao 'gse s'csa5 5utuu5as
5sgsM. . 80 !.
ssaaD ios, GU 9s S'aG!
365liage ller tdbttfden 59ulen, fos
ruie fir bic SufaRen aler ftdbtf9eH
San.Ia!s nao 4igls g. " Dnlg5nInglen.
SecIloA,1IS. Q'e 0eglMMungsh
l0nea a~uISegO0eH we.0ea, ole pem Mtas
gor zen Sesng DSn @soug1sH geaalIeA
tur que Gaue, OK e leloF IN Hee0fs
0e1s.WsI'w'e OstgahosH. %
SstItpH -. Ols oeFlInluH8sH
lelsa aItgegoesI UsfoeH, 0se pen
SsaeIIeIg Ds Osplssnhg Des Vsqassss
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@ontas, Den 49,. Mars '91,
@ e { u t!

SIR bic gsmeralba. Stand. Is Wtei=
len bon pieoras Negras, tperben Elm
Maan unb befsn Grau eeiu@t, Die leb=
tere far algemeine 0ausarbeit unb BET
Mann fir Geloarbeit (auf Nntbeil)
0oer fir Mrbeit a1f Der Stand fir Qobn.
Die Grau erbdlt monaiIid $40 9obn.
Wegen Der ndberen @in3elnbeiten
tuenoe man fi6 on
2ouis s. 9oI6,
eagle BaB. Seras.
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berborgebt, In permanenter WeiIe se.
BELT eur6 Nnmenbuns bon ge ru.rra
tpdbreno Ginger tueniger Wo9sn.

DetUofBeDt, IN perm1nenter Wet1e &C.
heilt Sur9 Nnmenbung bDa Ye u.tna
tpdbreno Ginger tDeniger Wo9sn.
Wagens&atarrb.
Wenn her Masen Der Sit bes Raz
tatrb 1T, oann 1T cine bD@a unanges
rehnla Jorm bon GpspepRa bic 6olge,
mas Die uria6e i6mer3bafter 8erbaus
tng, lauren Magen, NnfdGe BON 8is
ltoftdt, urregelmdBis funttionirenbeu
uno %oerfopften gtngepeiben, gerIuI
bes 4ppetits unb belestsr 3unge III.
Bon allen bieien sDmptomen nurben
febr biele Geioen6e prompt turirt bur9
ginnabme bon pesrusna.
&atarrb Der 8edenorgaae.
IS iinb 3ablrei6e 3eusaife borban,
ben, mel9e ben @ertb bon Besru no
1e1tDeifen bel aatarrb Der B!ale uio
Der aFlberen BsdeAotgane. Eie f1timms
ten Gotmen BON pei5lihea 2eioen, ere
3eugt our3 Gatarrbleihsn bieier Ors
gane, tperben permanent tur.rt, irtbem
nlaa einfa9 pezrusua einnimmt, obae
irsenb melAe Iofale Bebanbluue.
R~atarrb Der Nteren.
4atarrb oer @iersn III bie bdufigfe
urIa@e bon Gtein, Diabetes, @adea<
f9Dd@e, buatelfarbissn, eeringen o6er
i6merabaftsn acknowledgements. Cine
sroBe Nn5abl DON 3eagnihen perben uns
tebes Sabr 5ugsianot, wet9e 3etgea, oab
pesrusaa elm ipeaiiides 0eilmittel fur
o,efe Art bon &~atarrbleiben III. Nlte
Tdae, we!6e o!ele Sabre bin6ur9 bers
gsbli0 dr3tli6 bebanoelt tcurben. wer,
Gen bur9 pe rusna nit 5iderbait tus
rirt.
Sic 5@IuBfoIgerungiF +,
gt!eas, baB irsenb elm Gaa Don Res
tarrb irssnb zines Orsanes bes Rorpsrs
RAID beilbar III bur6 Ginnabme bon
Bezru>na, tuern feine ansere Rrdnfheit
Ober iible G.wobnbeit Der gebanblune
beitdnbig entgsgenwirtt; 3peitens, bob
Die grobe Msbrbeit bon Gdlen feline
Complication auftpe,t uno babsr leiGt
furirt merben t6nnen; triitens, baB irs
genb Semanb, Der bon orei bis feds
6laideu pestu.na einssuommen bat
unb fetne 6silung oaer beoeu.enbe
2iaoerung osfunbsn, fGsr iein tanu,
baB Der Sou ernali9e @omplifationsn
a~ufpeif, un6 man iOQte nann an mid
i9reiben, inbem man bic gin3elbeiten
anfabrt, unb i'd Uerbe gep6bali6 i'm
Gtanbe fein, einen &ath 3u ertbsilen,
Der 3u elmer Sur fibren tpirb; bier.
tens. felbf In GdGen BON &atarrb,
nelder bur9 anbere Gtantbeiten o6er
@~ewobnbeiten @omplieationen auf.
Deiit, mirb cine ausbauerube Mapers
bung bon Be.ru ma etne 0eiluug bers
beifi6ren, a5er es 1T man@mal n6tbig.
ben @ebraud mebrere Mpnate Iinbur9
fort5uieBen. Cine Abbanblung hber.
&atarrb Granfbeiten uuo ibre 0eiluns
mirb unentgeltIi9 nan irsenb elmer
Nbrefe berlanbt bon Der pe=rn no Mes
bieine COMPANY. Columbus, S5io.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bes @ns
&eabIatt $3.50.
&sifenbe Ngenten:
s. g. 8ni@.
80. G1prpbinb.
Marimilian Gator.
50 8.
Sases Gbrpmif.

Ei14. Mdts.
1897. anbrew Sadion1 %rdii0ent ser Ser.
Staten, eeboren.
1900. @ius VII. ipirb gum 4apit ernannt.
1903. Sriebri@ @Ottlieb &lspfpd, 9i4s
ter, seitorben.
1904. Sobaan @traub. seboren gu @ien.
@al5er=@ Dmponiit.
1912. Del erret6 tritt Granfrei@ geser
&ubIanS BEL. (gliana. 9ractat gu 8aris).
1915. &riesserfIarung Der d4t WG6te
Wnter3ei4nuns bes 8ariier GrieOens) seser
9applepn.
1920. gietor emanuel, &bnis BON StaIien,
sebpren.
1874. Sumbert, aDnis bon Staliei,, &c.
bpreH.
1857. gertras gu Copenhagen iber bic 9luf:
bsbnrs beS Sunb5ales fiir @elbabl0iuns auet
MGhte.
1862. Sdladt Bel geipberne, g. 6. giels
Spbte ur6 gerpun6ete auf beiSen Seiten.
1854, Die Expedition am &ptben S1ub
@rpberung bon Sort be &ufb.
1883. &arI Marr geitorben.
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SER G.. =, @aiiller, SO. 217 Gi.
6oulfon ; 6trabe bdIt tets bos polIs
fSmmenife Eager In 3ei6enmateria.
lien, Iapeten, Garber, @l1s, 6piegeIs
.eIas, 8%iIoerrabmen, 5irniRea unb allen
3ei9nens unb Malers utenhlien. Rhnfs
Ierif9 aliseefhbrte Bilber unO Statuet'
ten &c. Rib In einei febensmertben @aIs
lerte sur Mni9t unb gum 0ertasf aus
gefelt. Sn Sapeten unb 3imrner0efcs
rationen TT bas @ei@maduOafe uaO
Reuefie bort su finben.
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geriammluns Der 8air : slftionare.

Die Sabress8 eriammIuus Der aftios
ndre Ser Snternatioaa!en Gairs @eieQ.
i@aft bon San Nntoaio pirb bierbur6
einberufeu ouf
@ontas, Den is. @aars '9I,
9a6mittaes 4 rlbr i'm @sriatsiaaI
oes As. @sri@ts : Oitritts. Dir Nns
ueienbeit alsr Gftiondre if brinsenb
erutni9t.
@emrD Glmembprf, S.. S. 2idinipn,
Dice sprdRbent. sefretdr.
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MaOerid : aiiigumeut.

Nnes 3ur MobsridI9eu @oncursmofe
geb6rige gigentbum III gu pertaufen.
8efie @elesenbeit gu biligen 3dufen
gegen Baar3ablung. @roBe Quswabl
BON G~runbHhdeu fir Wobn> unb @es
f9dftsbduier, nit unb obne 8erbeHes
rIrgen.
Reagan 0ou 0 n.
Mnfen.8 erualter.
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- Der 8unoss'S Senator 9easnn III
NIT ieiner Camille nap LANCER 4bwes
lenbeit in Der 8unbesbauptftaot @as
ibinston pieber nod feiusr Seimatbs'
Rabt palefine surtidsetebrt. NO IT nun
aud ldngere 3eil bIeiben tpirb.
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say- Gin boIes 2aeer BON Mnitils
lan3en, Buggies &c. 3u iebr biliSen
preiien, finbet man bel 81. s. 9pfs
-beins, Militdr. 9Iosa.
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: S.rr SOfepb 9. 9Orep in @ofuw,

- 6err SOiepb Q. Sorep In Waiap,
Sls., bate &beumatismus, beriu@te
niebrere beri9ieoeue Mittel obne @r'
foIg. S9lieBli@ befam er ems. bas
i'm Iofort turirte. Natiirli@ rar ct
hber ben grfoIg bo@erfreut; aud uuBs
te er, baB anbere Ieiben, tuie CT gelit'
ten batte, bic aud gerne bon benz Wit'
lei tpiFen mbGten. Garum ertldrt ct
Der leibenben Meni6beit. baB biefes
Mittel .gbamberlain's pain Balm"
beiBt. Sur so genis per 6IaIfe3u baben
bsi 81. 2obn & Co., s. 2alteper g.
Son unb allen bebeuienben s~lpotbetern.
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@runSetaentbams +. nebertrasnasen.
Soiepb Sfmorb on SOpbie StmOrb,
Grunbfad on Sab 1loresfraBe, $4,000.
s. 8. @alter on u. 8. 6uOs, l5O
adsr 2anb on Der @ebina, $40.
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Sularnfaen -. .$2.345.M
s. B6rner,
g~orFbenber bes Ginan3 . 2Omites.
s. Dina, sstretdr.
6an Gntoaio, IL. Mdra '91.
QIQerlei.

Ser geifern bertorbene frahete
alderman 8uftab &etmanu erretate
rlur elm Utter bon As Sabren. st
fammte aus bsr preuBif9en Bronin3
@6lefen, fam ober f6on frilb nod
SeTds. 8or ettpo ~ Sabre. fam er
bon Iutin, TOO CT elm 6oIagef9dft Be.
trieben bate, nod San Mntpnio, mo
CT cine Sdgemiible erri9tete unb quite
gei6dftllGe @rfDlge er3ielte. Ct bira
terldBt cine trauernbe Witttue nit finf
Ginbern. st geb6rte gum @orfaaoe
bes Wrbeiter. 8ereins unb mar aur 3eit
fetnes Sobes Dictator Der G6leider.
Qogs Der Raigbts of 6oaor. Oie 8es
erbigung fiAbet 6onntag 9ta@mittog
balb 4 nbr bonn S%rauerbauie aus
Gro. 222 @amareo,g traBe) fat.
= &i9ter Hopna1 erfl6rte bic Gbe
bes Or. 8enneit unb leiner Grau Dir
giuia Bennett fur aufgeI6f. aIs
@runb trurbe b~6suiliges 8erlaKen
ban eeiten Der 6rau angegeben. Or.
Bennett aablte ietner sei9ieoeaen Grau
bic 6umxle bon So, 900 aus un6 tnil.
ligte etn, bic @eriGtstofen au sabIeu.
Der 9tlfs Sheriff Me@lustep
bot bret Meritaner perbaftet, bic bes
Pferbebiebfahls berod9tig inb. Sic
batten 3 febr CUTE pferbe Bel f4, bic
Re 3u perb1@ttg nieb.igent preiie suu,
Bertaufe ausboten. Sie bret 8urldeu
ftammen aus Der @renasesenb bon Grio
uub Mtascoia gountn.
- Der gentraI > 9ei3ungs @pparot
bes ueuen 8unbess@ ebdubes tuirb erGf
i'm nd@fen Somnner fertis tperbsn,
ba bic &eabinger Girma, ruel9e bic
2ieferuns tibernommer bate, .i6ren
Contract gebro@en bate, pbglei9 He
Caution telen muBte, bic He nun tlas
tiirli4 i'm Slide laien muBte. Sic
f9etnt f@ Bet uebernabme bes Cons
tractes org berrednet 3u baben. sSebt
bat eiRe gbleagOer Girma bic 2ieferung
hbernemmen.
- 6err Mil!ens bon @alpefon, Der
6eitbirigent bes @albeRoner Gdngers
fefes, 1T beute frib bier eingetroHen,
UNI ben prcben Der biefigen @eiangoer>
cline bei3uwpbnen unb R9 bapott 5u
tiber3eueen. Oh bic auf benz Sdneerfete
gum 8ortrase s~eIangeEbeu MaHen16re
bon benielbeu bereits gut e~intubirt tnb.
= Oie GountD > gommiRdre baben
R@ iebt In 8eaug auf bic MuspabI Ell.
mes 8runbHides sur grri6thng bes
neuen @ourtbauies geeiniet. sic ba,
ben 6as Dppsr'i9e GrunbRud an Der
6hbOf . gde Der Mains pIa3a ausges
tpdblt unb baben aud nod bas bane.
benliegenbe 2ampmannf9e GrnnbHiid
angefauft. Der 2aufpreis beldaft i9
~3uiemmen auf $110,0 600 (Omper $685.,
600 unb 2dmpmann $25. 000). 9as
@runbRad bat 120 CUB Gront Bel $50
Siefe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-14

= Oas Stabtsebiet bon 6Iorespile
In @iliou @ountD, weI9es pole aebu
Sabre lang unter Der Serrf@aft bss
.2oeal Option. @efetes" geftanbsr unb
iomit fiber bic austOmmli6e Gelegers
belt gebabt bat. bic Segnunsen elmer
3uanss MdBieteit uno 3~pansfttIi9.
felt, ME bic amerifanii6e PrObibtiOns.
9eu6elei fe prebigt, pra!tii@ burd3u.
MAIDEN unb rtdt aus benz @runb. mel!
aus LANCER @rfabrung ,feunen unb mtir'
bigen au lernen. bat R4 BET Der am 10.
Mdr3 fiattgebabten &bfimmuug nit
elmer Mebrbeit BON SO 5timmen ee9en
bic @eiterbeibebaItung bes Prohibitions,
3panses ausseiprodcn. ueber ben
Nusfaa bes urtbeilsipru9s In ben
2~anbbesirten bes @ountps lieet nod
tein i@erer Seri@t DOr; bic aqgemeine
Nnfi9t gebt absr babin, boB CT 3u In.
suniten Der 3wangs.M Orul Iautet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-14

6unoette bon 3eugnihen Deifen mad,
baB pesrusna Gatarrb Der. 2uftr0breu,
Der Qarpnr. iowie satarrbalii9e Nuss
aebrung furirte. Sie bbsattigfen
Gpmptome perI1minben BET elmer ans
baltenben 8enubuns BON pe : ru : no.
@bronii@er Suften, Elm @efibl bes
WunbIeins in Der Druft. nd@tli9er
G@weiB. bettiIdes Gieber. turser
gtbem, rai@er 8erluft an Gleii@, nuts
ben, tuie es aus ,ablreideu 3eugniRen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-14

rHr CHARLES a. voaslEa CO.. Baltimore. ua.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-07

danger to the corn crop outlined in the
Clews circular is purely imaginary.
The official reports of the agricultural
department show that it is in a splen-
did condition. Kansas never before in
her history had such crop. Sub
stantially the same reports come from
all over the country. The wheat crop
is good as to quality and quantity. The
cotton crop will be equal to that of hast
year. 1t is estimated that the people
OF the United States will have two
hundred million bushels OF wheat for
export. The prices are high now, when
they ought to be low, according to the
experience of previous years, which is
an infallible indication that they will
be higher. The crops of both Russia
and France are remarkably short.
Everything indicates that the balance
OF trade when the year closes will have
been largely in our favor.
Why, then, this talk of panic? If it
comes it will clearly have been an arti-
fetal one, superinduced by the Mckinley
bill, the extravaganza Of the Harrison
administration and the determined
attempts OF the gold-bugs to bull-doze
the people into accepting the demoneti.
zation of silver. 1t will be the natural
outcome of three years OF Republican
administration which was inflicted on
the country through the 100000 cor
| 4 1..l~. txv
Wanamaker and Quay. 1t will be the
real, sardonic answer OF the Harrison
administration to the prayer of the peo-
pie that the pledges made during the
election, of prosperity and plenty,
should be fulfilled. 1t will have been
brought about by financial thimblerig
and governmental corruption, and its
designers and promoters ought to re-
ceive condign punishment.