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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23
9Hein< umD Bier>
9 On,
sOn AbilIipp 9aeiFner,
0utt1 ieoe,t @or8ett!
4. Strass, sp. Rarlt unb S&iaerhrabs
6ermaun, Mo..
ce1eatli@er Sertast
nom @Iiuoe'3 Hahla6.

Die grben Spn gsurs ras &aiberiss
aIimse mereen art
eamffaa, SEN Z. Nobember, 1891
,Smm tlid5ss, ,um Na&Ias aebSrtse Trfss.
Al. unt Wruub .Gigentbuut auf 6etxt.'tt$
Hufticn. an ben Mieihbittsnben terldufea.
Oas utrlcuol. Gtsentbum beRtM are be-
ssli iiGntiaen oauseinriHtuns. une Rnb be
Nrtilel ~ ,abirei& nm fts siujslH ater dsjs'
Das Uruut.9isertbum teRstt u srfet
a;nie in Ben S.a6tlpttsn, 70. 40 uxb ~
@ea Z. @ha6e, nnb 80 unt Al nDrelt6 ..
| @traee. Auf tieieu Gotten bttaset ~ bds
mpbIbeianxte Alinet'iEt 4eerstaekd-5
n,ya GtalIxns, unb dae tdlu ssssrt9sA
GbsnfaIs 9sttea go 80 uni 4 SstL 2.
Stroie, neben WenieIs GisenibaM lt!tSe1.
lE.rner 2ssten 30. 70 une y sfeitoe 7.
Strahe. nSrblidb ppn Serrn %. AtstsfS
@sbnuaa. Gbenfars 2otteu ~. ~ 6O, -
anS 64 reait&r 5. @traee; Wsisesrs: xsltss
rs. as. AZ, unb AZ ntf!t4s :. Sn6ls
Meis vera. Qotien 80. SO nEb ~ osHtoe =
Graee. @an,er 4lsd 70. 8 Sta!tQs y.
6:rase. Ganier Slcd 70. 8 ssf!tQe -
ne Si.fe ssttea iins ia Der @tast 3rs
: mann eelesen nnb perhea am slsneensnxs
Ten Yd1e cnne 0iidtdIi serlduft DerSs1.
: DtFttitel ysuaSntiss 3sefSgua3sH 6Sas
II
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23
samstas, ben 81. Oftober.

Suntt 3 u9f,
,pirb BET Gurnperein bic @inter'tlnter=
baltunsen nit nndfebenbem Prosramnt
erDHnen:
!. grolos sum stiftunssfeit bes 1urn>
uereius.
2. @eiausssortras ber 9armuuie.
3. uebunsen Der iiinseren 9urner.
4. Das SalS ber g be.
5. 8rolos ;u 8oerner's Geburtstoa.
6. 8ortraa eines &6rner'iden 2iebes
bes Sarmonie,Gereins.
z. llebunsen ber dlteren 9urner.
Is. Ser bairiI9e 8eiter in
5ranfrei4.
9beater er-Shwant in einem Ntt.
9an5=llnterbaltuns.
@intritt fir grtuadiene rs Gents,
&inber uater IL Sabren 10 Gents.
9an5 llnierbaltuns frei!
Das Com lite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23
YeuTuusjablunasu uun bic nffent-
Ii1e Sbulb.

9(us elnem Qrtifel beg 8enIi Iioazgoms
miiidrs &aum erbellt, baB BON ben
100000 golbaten, iuel6e in berSunz
besarmec ludbrenb oes &rieges oieltten,
iest nod unsefabr 100000 am 9eben
iiuo, unb bab uuH bieien ,ln9eidbr 4SS,>
900 8eniiouen be5lebea. @dbreno
ees 9rieses fieten ooer itarben oil
8ranfbeiten Suianlmer ungeIdbr 4OU,s
900 Mann. 8iele Iauienbe bra6ten
Den aeim tool. terSranfbeltea nit nah
0auie. Die Yenlionsiab ablun9en fiir has
gesenlpdrti9e 5iscaI>Sabr iperoen ii1
aui uuseiabr l2S Wtitl'Onsn 0OIars
belaufen. General Gaum erpartet elm.
steiseruns bis gum Sabre 1898, slaubt
icoo1, bab Die 8eiamnltluulme I'M les=
tenSubre ut9t iueuiser ais $50 Millioz
nen betrasen uirb. Son 1898 an crz
lpartet ct cine Nbnlbme.
Die 8euiiouen iuerOen aus Den
&riessiteueru beSablt, D. +. aus Den
steuerm auf 5dnaps, Sier uno 3abad
Seim 56luB oes arieses betrus unz
iere Sepblteruus 35 @iaiouen, unb Die
5in,en ber Matioualidulo bsliefen iid
| idbrli6 auI iiber Isl Willionen0o 0oGars
0iele 5dulo tit iest fait abbeSublt, uni
bic 3iuieu bslaufen ii6 idDriid nur md
|auf SO MiGionen Dollars. @ir baber
liest eiue gin,uobnersab( bon 63 Millio
men Meui6tn. @teib nod oem 9ries,
betrus Die idbrlide 2ait per 8opf fiji
i 3inlcn unb Yeniiouen $3.50 per Sopi
iest nur nod auf 1915.
i Obise 3ablen biirften Geuen jur 8e
rubisuns oieneu, tuel9e, benz @ei9re
BON 9emusoBen @lauben sebenb, bt
E fiirdtet baben m6sen, baB bos 2an
{ our9 bic Gait berBeniionsu benz 0ar
) ferott entsesen seae. Obi6on unle
: Wublltano felt benz 9riese uusebeue
: susenommen bat, iiub bod Die aus Del
, &riese itummsnben 2aitea, 3ablunse
8 auf 8e9nuus Der DHentliden S9ut
:. unb fir 8eniiouen nur unsefi5r balb
: bo1 per &opi iuie uor finIann;plnsi
; Sabrea, unb iie peroeu aus Steuern
+ ltritten, Die Hiemanben briidsn, uno
f. eisentlidgeiemano absel6afft buben nj
;, Muberbem .uerben Die Yeniionssal
unaen in fleinen Summen im aans
2aube uerbreitet, uno bas @elo TOM
,e loslei9 tpieoer in umlauf, uabreno
N i6peren 3ins5ablunaeu mad @noe .
in &rieses gum sroBen 9beile na9 Guru
;u unb an berbdltniBmdSie fueni
fe 8side int Often sinsen, unb 10 in II
in srDBeremWaBe Dem alIsemeiuen8erf
II sutSo9en wurSen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23
Gus hem Gounth.

= Jrls. Marp 8olbrint, Gnna
5i(terbduuer uub 2poia 2ansenberg
bon Drate, reiiten lebte Bode nad ct.
Souls po iis ipdbrenb ben Wintermonas
ten ueriueilen iperben.
= Die Serren Ius. Sdroeber uno
s.. @iltins BON @ooaam traten febte
@r9e cine 8ela9sreiie na9 Nebrasfa
an.
= Senrp Msrf, bon stolpe. bat cine
SteIe als glerf i'm Store Der Jlrma
8ranbaorit & 2oeb, lit @oolam, bieie
Mpde ansetreten.
= Serr S. Seibbrint bat lssteBode
80 Gder Sormlanb in 8oeuff Up. al
Serrn 80. @inbburit fit $500 oers
fauit.
- Gin 9ebrer Snititut sInSet on'
81. b. Nt. in Drade fatt. al, tpelden1
bie2ebrer aus allen Tbeilen besGountba
berslidii einsefaoen iinb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23
Snllte in icbcm 6auIc jciu,

S. 9. @illon, 81 glaDSt., Sbarpss
burg, &a., iast, er luOlle nid5t obue 81.
Sings SEEM DISCOVERY sesen S9winez
iudt Sulten uno Grtdltunsen fem;
IS .furirte ieine Srau BON
9unsenents.rouns ua1 eiuem In{al
pom Grippe, nadbem anoere Mittel unb
peri9iebsne Ierate ibr ni9t belien touns
ten. 8obert Barber bon Gopfsport,
8a., iust, 0r. Sings 9seiu Siseoperr
babe ibm mehr gut setbau ais irseuo
etiuas anberes sesen 2unssnleioen. 81
uniibertroffen. 8robirt es. 5reie
8robe~5tai6en in @alter Sros. Drug
fore. @roBe Slai6en so gts. mi
l$l.0O. l.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23

gsir ipolIea baB iebc SHUTTER meis.
baB 3eudbuften uerbinbert tuerben tann.
Ser ridtise 8eu9buiten fomnlt ME obne
elm gorS.idsn. Die eriten Spmptome
1T Seiierfeit, bann ideint es als Oh bas
3inb cine grtd(tuns Suseaosen babe,
na9bem fommt Elm nierfipiirbiSer rouer
5uten, ipefder bon benz aeu9buIten
uerioist iuirb. Die 5eit au ibun IT
tpeun bas ainb erit beiier ipirb. Gin
paar Doien Gbomberldins Cough @e'
mebp fpirb ben Nusriff biubern. Sosar
peun Der rdue 9ufen ii@ eiuseitsut bal
fnnu mau benielben bur@ bieie Wseol'
ain perbinbern. soc bic Gfai9e. 81
mon Boeser Draie Mo. ginfboelter 4
Buente, Worriior Dso.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23

Sn 8ublnnb perbunsern 9auienoe
bon Meni9en unb in galifornien bat
mon $4,000 Buibel 8artOffetn lit her
Grbe perfaulen laiien, neil es iid nidt
besablt bdtte, iie aus bent 8oben au
idaufeln. rgeridiuenoerin unb @ei5s
bals in elmer Yerion, oieDtutter geatur, "
meint bic ySG. Sts5ts, bod iinb nibt,
itatt Der gtatur, bic Meniden urb ibre
seIenldaftli6eu Ginrib tunsen baran
1dulb, fpenn in ber 3eit Der 9ampfz
unb eleftriiden 8ef6roeruug bic Glnen
int ueberilub eritiden uno bic anberen
barben?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23

cine Nn3abf. Die Chapman aufdlI.s
beiab. Smitb BOT einea guten Breis,
batie aber fciu @elb bei iid. St erbot
fid, benz Chapman bic @eiietoitcn nod
&anias gitp gu be5ablen. tuenn er bort>
bin fomme uno bas 8ieb nerfaufen
tpolle. 9as 8ieb iuurbe binesi9offt
on Sm,tb's NbreHe. Dieier periaufte
es, iadte ben Grl6s elm unb ners
i9tpanb.
= 9urd friibes Seiratben fcun
n,an's tueit brinsen, iuie Golsenoes be-
iueiit: 5rau SAFE in, 3anias gitp bat,
bem psriabrsrisden Beiipiel bon Rnt.
ter unb @rObmutter folsent, nit Is
Sabren seheiratbet uno iest, faum is
SABRE oft. lit lie nit einem Babp seiese
net. Gamit 1T ibre Mutier. bic erit
33 Sabre Sdbtt, @roBmutter unb bic
nit ibren So Sabr;ir nod nuntere unb
iriihe @rpBnuiter, llrsrobmdn,a ge,
uoroem.
9err 6. y. Sones bon Sprins Sid,
Soipn. iast: sd babe gbamber'
lains 9:oin Balm bei idlimmen unb
idmerjbaffen Branbwunoen cnseiuanof,
uub babe es beiIer seiunben ais irseno
etluas. mas id ie sebrau4t babe. gs
uertreibt Die S9meraen auseHblidii9
unb !6Bt feiue ytarteu na1". Yain
Balm 1T cine Der niibliditen Nebi5ineu
iuelde eiue 5aniilie baben fann, baupt'
iddlid seseu @beumatismus. labmen
@Hden. 8erentunsen, GEetidunsen,
5abn. unb Dbrentpeb ubsl. SOC bic
5laide bel Simon Boeser Drafe Mo.
8inlboelter & 8uente Worriion Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23
gBo fouft man fertioe @(eiber bilfio

$50 fault man fertise &leiber bi(liser
als beim 6 bri imam, oil Der
Marttitrabe. 8Ollitdnbise Serren-anz
siise fir $3.50; polIitdnoise Scans ans
sase fur 9uaben $500; ueberr6de fur
5erren fit 1915; leberr5ds fir 8nu.
ben fiir S1.50 BIB 1925. lInb sipa,
iinb bies 8ieioer in benen man ii9 be
sinem gmpfans i'm @bite 9ous iebei
laiien fann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23

tradtet, beionpers ,penn ber Stanb bes
5rda'rs oarauf idticsen ldst. BAT q
eli. 3eiden anseitrenster Sintbdtisleit
iei. SO inst DER .ghicaso Seroib."
Da fomuen ,pir ia sans ouf ben Gtnnh-
punt Der gbiuelen. ipelde aas grl@eh
uen bes eriten iueisea Sanres beiannt.
lid ats elm freuoises GreisniB feieru.
neil Der Menib nun anfanss, sei&eibt
su iuerben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23

@snn man Suien fit 9erren 81 so,
70, Is uub 90gents, CUTE idDereSeansz
SoIen su sl.25, gan; ipo1eHe gailimere
Serrenboien ;u $3.50 fauieu fann. iuie
beim @6riltmann. 10 uerliert man a(len
@laubau an Die 8ebauptuns Der @esner
Mc&intep's, baB bur9 Die neue 9arii=s
biu alle 9leioerlpaaren pertheuert wur
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23
.MaMr,mf-
an meins yei9te. Annie &oftbeN.
sls i@ suerit Dir i&ante

an r,eine yei6te. Nnnie 4OftbeN.
Mls i1 suerft Dir i3onte
sSn'S Nnge flar nnb rein,
90 mart Ou cine 9ncspe,
Gin &inblein pin;ig netu;
SIM Vab Der beilacn 2dufe
WorbIf Tn benz Serrt aerpeibt.
Mdn trng Did bin 3ur 2irme,
SIM griten weisen 8leib.
Sdun, iinb aebn Sabr entIGmnnAen,
30 Slid bu biit nur S1eiu!"
% iteb Id Did aebettet
eSm barten Eobteni6rein
Onnlpf bollt Der @Ioden Qduten,
Sings Sannter, Glaa, mnb Qeib,
gtur Eu 54l6fit itiu lnb iriebIitj,
SIM Iesten ueiben &leit.
Sn Ceines aebens solbnen Noraen
S4on f9lofieit Du bein Muae n.
Ni4ts wubteit gu pom Not6 Il. Soroes.
limb i&lunmerR nun in Iiiber Wu6.
S4merspou boif 0u ouSgelitten,
unb ginsit Der Seimatb Gottes au,
Su helt ben belieren Rdnpf aeffritten
uno i4lu4merit run in iiiser Ru1.
s. g. o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23

@ir boffeu, iast Der Gtobe=D Democrat,
baB Die Gemofraten bic Ghatiahe nl6t
iibsrieben, onB Die 6ffentli@e SdulS li9
uerminbsrt, tros Der 8orausiasunssn,
oaB Elm 9efiSit unb 8anferOtt beuOr=
itehe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23
I,Dmaba See. ~

Blaine iit, tuie aus Gusuita inMaine
aemelbet tpirb, tpieber BEL uoIerGeiunos
beit. @ie es beibt, iuirb ct fid eben=
falls on ber sesenudrtisen @abfcams
oasne betbeilisen, nobel ct in Weaiia=
duiIetts - goitun, @ordeiteiter
Springfield - &eben bdft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23
Pen9ionen 4!

Solboten melbe wGbrenb ben. Iesten
Sriese 80 Sage 9bient bober, fsrie 0ttts
men uon Solbasn, fDnnen nod erfor bers
li6em 9usmeis ,uf 9eniionen 1nip rud
ma6en, unb rper,en es in ibren Snte refie
finben, bel mir porsiiprehen, inbem i'd loon
SabreIans nit bieien Gef&dft uertrsut bin.
8. SO. Wou3bunb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23

Dos fruber beliebte 5drben ber9oore
1T adu5li9 aus Der geobe getontn1eit.
Biele Barbiere baIten gar feine 9aar-
isrbemittel msbr. Das perei n5elteSils
berboor ipirb JEST offs cine 5ierbe be.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23

Sd babe iest cine uolIitdnbise unb
rside Muspab1 BON @:nter 8leiber unb
llebersieber an Saub. bic i'd su ben
miebris{ten %reiien uerlaufe. Spre9i
bel mir ppr uno beiidtist meine i9Dns
Iusiuahl on 3leiber dIer Wrt.
SpbnO d8ner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23

,,Worsebaut 1T tefer ols nodse.
idout" beipabrbeiie: iid itinbli1 i'm
menI1li1en 2eben. @ebrau6e Sorni'S
Observation-Disclosures uno feie bid
seaen &ranfbeit unb 2eiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23

yOie Jarmer, bic oa arbeiten, lino
au9 bic Narmer, bic benteu. 0,e
5armer, bic ba nihts als llnbeil uno
Ralamitdt beulen, iino bic 5armer.
bic ba benfen. oaB bic 5armer, bic ba
arbeiten, uiAt benfen."
[ Smnhn &ppUl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23
City Hotel
MARTIN ALlEMANN

MAX TN AELEmHNN
@barfitraBe, Sernsahr, Nto.
II zines Der tsRen tsuti9su @afbdulsr in
Dtrmann.
pr,iis S1.00 srr5ab peer Si.00 pro Mode
Eetr beausmsS Sampls &crm i'm tslber
0etdus. fur bic Ssnusuus sou 8sl6dfis
Ttiienern. 3usrrfcmmencspcrtirrs IN ale
1tstn.
Gstut fir bic Wpr.iipa Saumlhuls
Deftlurssu auf SGums. &stsn uuo Straa'
der ptrecn prompt teiprst. iuu14 s!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23

= 9err 9ercp 2acp bon gleauesuiIe
bat lebte @o6e leine 5arm OH Germ
%. alossner fiir $1,000 uerfauft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23
Gti6.

wv"
gtlide 3sss unbgimer Der folsenoen
TiidIorten perfaufe i9 81 ben ongeses
benen billisen 8reiien. Gae int beiten
friiben 3uitanbe:
Mmerifaniide Sdrinse, in &ess so ets
." "gimer IS
4" "46dHer1.75
:" a" !" 1926
Soudnbilds " 3e9s 70
Ssoruss,iAe S-.roinen elmer ~
Seine Meibfii9e 75
ssette Waferellen 1.2O
gpreht BEL 3eiten Dor ebe fe aa'
perfauft fino.
NoolpbS. Brubot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23
Gis! Sis! Ois!
9rppp's
Artificial Ice
IN ouen GuauiitGtsn auf gefslluns gu babsn'
3u berfaufeu.

3m berfaufeu.
Cds alsnt'l9e Gissntbuni, beitebcnb aus
i9Sasm es.dumistn @obnbauie. 3sbense-
kSuse unb ~ Staetlctten ii bilia ;u serfau'
I'm. Gilsrnen, OSf. une gDsinsartsu in
tsees Srbnuns auf ocm Ylass. S8essn
@dlusm ptnte man f4 on
SSnt. Slenf.
rf. 5eImann Me.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-23
@Sdentli9er Warttbert9t,
0etreioe, Webl uiu.
Stben Sreitas corrisirt bon De
HERMANN STAR MILLS,
9rnbufte
@orrl9irt bon

HERZOG s. WILD, Grnter.
Die ansesebenen 8reiie iueroen bon ben
SGnolern meiItens im 9auide be5ablt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-03
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
Some Excitement in Regard TO the Convict
Lease system.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 2.-There was
considerable excitement in the lower house
of the general assembly over the intro
duction of resolutions providing for
the appointment of committee Of
senators and representatives TO investigate
the condition of the penlteutiary convict
lease system and the Briceville trouble.
Under suspension OF the rules, the
resolution was taken up and a
hot running debate ensued, followed
by the introduction Of floods Of amend
ments. Objection was made that 1t was
scheme to delay action because the commit
tee could not conclude its labor III the
time allowed for the sitting Of the
assembly. Taylor of Anderson advocated
the resolution in cauStic speech, in the
course of which he said that as ! repreSen-
tative of the people of Briceyille, he de-
manded 4 fair investigation of the recent
troubles by the present legislature.
This body does not understand the situa-
ton 1T Bricevillc,'' he said, and i think
you should have all the facts"
Assistant Labor Commissioner Alleman,
who IS also a member of the house, said
that the members of the legislature who
opposed the abrogatjon OF the lease had
been securing the country for proof TO sus-
tain their views.
After several other speeches and another
avalanche Of amendments. the whole
matter was referred to the pen
itentiary committee. The tendency
of most of the amendments was 10 prevent
the resolution from committing the house
TO an opposition to the abrOgatiOn OF the pres
ent lease. The whipping post billto cover
minor offenses was introduced in the senate
to day, but will hardly pass. Petitions from
great many counties for the abrogation of
sthe lease system were presented IN the
house
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-03
vision which ther have made for ccmmon

vision which they have made for common
schools throughout the state by erecting
and fostering our state normal
for the training OF teachers at
Prairie View, andalso the deaf and dumb
and blind asylum at Austin and we further
call attention TO the fact that notwithstand-
ing there ARE various private institutions
of higher learning operated in the state
which are evidently great factors in
teaching and shaping the moral as well as
the intellectual interest of the people, yet
we find these inadequate TO the growing
demand of the colored youths of the state
for higher education, and in view OF the
fact that the lawmakers of the Six
teenth legislature foresaw that demand
and enacted law April 10, 1881 en-
titled an act TO establish branch university
for the colored youths Of the state of Texas;
therefore be it
Resolved. that we respectfully urge the
state board OF education that they take
steps at their earliest possible convenience
10 erect said university at some appropriate
point in the state.
The following was adopted in regard TO
the separate coach law:
Whereas, the congress of the United
States OF America by, the thir-
amendments TO the Federal con-
stitution has made the negro race
NIlulu the republic 1Qll-neUGeQ American
citizens and has youchsafed to them all the
privileges and immunities pertaining TO
American citizenship, and
Whereas, the Twenty-second legislature
Of the state of Texas has inaugurated
gigantic system OF class legislation by
enacting the separate coach law, and
Whereas, the enforcement of said
law, as is done on all the
railroads of this state. conflicts
with section . of article of the Federal
constitution, and section ! Of the same, and
sections 3 and 10 of the constitution
of the state of Texas and sets at
naught the inviolate constitutional provisos
which are 4 heritage TO all native
born and naturalized American ciIi-
zens by the national and state
government.
Therefore, we, the representatives
OF the negro race in the state OF Texas,
in delegated convention assembled, do
hereby issue an address to the
sovereign people of Texas, in which
we explicitly set forth our grievance
as patriotic American citizens, and as loyal
Texans, who at any or all times would sac
rihce life and every earthly possession in
upholding the flag of cur common country;
we feel that we are. entitled to partake OF
the fruits of the tree of liberty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-03

here to present memorial of the union
and statement from President
Palmer to the eject that he had replied to
the communication to The effect that the
union would undoubtedly be granted 4
hearing by the commission Commits
siOner MERGERS motion was voted down.
Commissioner Massey of Delaware read
from the minutes OF the last meeting a reso-
luton passed by the commission disposing of
the same question. The resolution said in
effect that as the commissions
powers were limited 10 passing upon the
work, after 1t had been laid out by the
local directory, it could not take action in
the matter Of opening or closing the
exposition on Sunday until the action
of The directory on the question should come
before it for ratification. Massey, however,
thought il due to the gentlemen of the Sab
bath union TO give them Il hearing
and that they should be advised in advance
OF the action already taken by the commits
sion. Finally it was voted to appoint a
committee of thirty TO confer with
the Sabbath union delegation and fix an
hour during tO-morrow'S session at which
the commission would hear their memo
rial.
President Palmer read his report as fol
lows: l congratulate the commission on
the way il has done its work. No candid
person can look over its proceedings and
not be impressed with the work accom-
plishcd. The responses of foreign
governments have been most sat
isfactory and pl-sage the greatest
exposition OF its kind ever attempted.
Twenty legislatures have made appropria-
tons and thirty states and territories have
made application for space. The expenses
of these cannot fall short of Sc, coo, eco. Con-
gress by meager appropriation has Grip
Piled the work. but it is TO be hoped that
the next legislature will do better. BY the
estimates prepared ii is evident that
the expenses of the commission must
be cut down if an appropriation Of 5000
is to be sufficient. This question, gentle
men, YOU are asked to seriously consider. l
recommend that the commission give the
question of awards careful consideration
Too much care cannot be exercised. The
cost of bSstowing awards has been esti-
mated al 500, geo, and 1 am of the opinion
that congress should be asked for an appro-
priation to cover that amount"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-03

rates. Professor Vincent is enthusiastic in
his work for Brownwood and the Pecan
Valley fair. The professor was formerly
citizen OF Fort Worth and has many friends
in the city. Brownwood is described as
progressive city, full Of pluck. push and
vim. Brownwood has now growing pop
ulation, reaching into 5000. Her wholesale
trade extends through radius of 300 miles,
and she is the Athens OF Southwest Texas.
Daniel Baker and Howard Payne colleges,
with a fine system of public schools, give
her this proud distinction. The city boasts
the most elegant churches of any city Of
the same population in Texas. The pro-
fessor says no city Of the South has more
gallant men or more lovely women. The
city council has granted franchise for
electric lights and street railways. He
also reports grand immigration coming to
Brownwood from the older states. The
great attractions are cheap lands, genial
climate, fine water and grand opportunities
for all good people. Brown county is
de scribed as the evergreen county OF
Southwest Texas. About one dozen coun-
ties of the p c. c. country will enter ez-
hibits at the fair. The secretary of the
Brentwood board of trade well deserves
his reputation for enthusiasm and work for
his city and the Pecan Valley fair. The
GAZETTE acknowledges a nice invitation 10
attend
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-03

THE COLORED MEN.
The Session of Two Days Comes to Close
at Houstou-The Days Pro-
ceedings.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
HoUsToN, Tex, Sept 1.-The convention
of colored men closed its session of two
days this afternoon. The most important
matters acted upon are as follows: We,
the committee on immigration, having
carefully considered the matter, respect
fully submit the following to this conven-
ton:
l. As an individual the negro has a
right 10 become a citizen of any state or
government where he is satisfied that his
constitutional rights will be respected.
>. AS means of more quickly securing
said rights, the negro as race should in
the fullest sense speedily acquire wealth
and education and sustain good morals.
). As means of securing said education,
he should practice strict economy and own
his own home.
i. That the colored people should be
made acquainted with the fact that in the
matter Of lands Texas has moro than l00,-
0O0, 0Q0 acres of unimproved lands. much
of which can be bought for 81 SO and s. an
acre on good terms, which should be ac-
CURED in view of the fact that immigrants
are flowing into the state at the rate of
10000 annually.
The report of the committee on griev-
anceS was as follows:
Whereas, the last legislature of the state
of Texas in its law relating TO the public
schools of the state passed a law depriving
proficient colored teachers from being
placed on the board of county examiners;
be it
Resolved, that we appeal to the Federal
representatives Of this great STATE to repeal
said act which we deem unjust and unwise;
furthermore the county judges disapprove
of the act, and we earnestly nope and pray
that this matter will be looked into by the
incoming legislature. q
The report was ADOPTED.
The committee on Worlds fair presented
their report as follows: That they were OPP
posed to separate department at said
Worlds fair for colored exhibits, as tend
ing to keep at large what we are endeavor-
ing to obliviate.
The committee on the selection of site
for the Beach university reported as fol-
lows: Be 1t
Resolved, that we commend the state leg
islature for their able and impartial pro-