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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-01-03
Intemperancia v Crimen.

El argumentO del Juez Superior
James O'Brien ell dia 30 en- la ca
sa de opera, sobre la "Intemperan-
cia y el Crimen," fu6 elocuente-
mente ilustrado y manifestado por
ell Juez 4 la limitada audiencia que
atendi6. POr desgracia las perso
mas que mas necesitan OR cuestio-
nes importantes como estss no
asisten a elias tai vez por no OR la
verdad. En- eD curse dc sus re.
marcas, diio: que dos terceras par
tes de los crimenes cometidos
en- los Estados Unidos, Y castiga-
bles pOr las leyes, provenian diree-
tamente del excessive uso de licOr.
Que de dos penitenciarias que ell
habia visitado EN- las cuales habia
de 800 q 400 cOnvictOs en- cada
una, solo Sc encontraban en- una
4y en- la Otra "a mujeres, que
mas de la mitad de estas mujeres
en- las prisiones, estaban por eau
sa del uso de licOr. Que la mu.
jer es la sal de la terra, que la So
briedad y yirtud celestial brilla en-
ella y la ad0rna, hace de ella un
angel en- la terra, que vela y cui-
da al hombre en- un vicio tan ne.
gro. Que el no veia otr0 motive
para que esta virtud angeIical
adornara en- grado superlativo, al
bello sexo sobre ell hOmbre, siendo
que ambos son de la misma natu-
raleza, sujotos d las mismas incli-
naciones, revestidos de la misma
carne humana, sino; que la mujer
no esta expuesta como ell hombre
d la perniciosa y maleyola inclina.
ci6n de visitar salOnes y cantinas.
III abOg6 ell principle de que Sc
impongan licencias atlas, que estO
reducira el cuantioso nimerO de
cantinas y menos hombres las vi.
sitaran, de consiguiente habria
menos crimenes y m6nOs hombres
embliagados, mas familias g0zaran
la Paz y quietud que ahora gozan,
menos pobreza, y necesidad, entire
las classes pobres, y mas circula,
ci6n de dinero en- general, que ell
hambre, y la indigencia, no SO
acercalfa a las casas de los pobres,
con tanta frecuencia como ahora
I'll Doctor Geo. I. Gould trat6 el
mismo asuntO mirandolo en- III
punto de vista econ6mico y es in.
necesario comentar 10 que este
elocuente orador dijO sobre esta
materia, basta decir que cuantos
miles dc pesos Sc economizarian
en- un solo afO 81 este vicio des-
mOralizado, Sc desarraigaba de Ell
medic de la sociedad, son colosa
les las fortunas que Sc pierder
por embrutecerse los hombres
81 uno iba a un hombre y le decia
te pago porque tu vayas a las ca
lies y hagas de ii un imbecil que
todo el mundo te YEA. hombres
mujeres y nif0s, en- los lugaret
mas populosos de la ciudad, segu
ramente este hombre rehussris
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-01-03
WM @@D.

Aviso es por este dado d nues.
tros patroeinadores y al pGblicO
en- general, que ninguna persona
ademas de Felix Martinez, Presi.
dente; o Il. II. Salazar, Admins,
trador General; tiene derecho de
negociar o colectar por este pc
n6dico, a no ser que sea por un
certifcado dc autoridad frmado
por los va arriba mencionados.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-01-03
Espana.

Madrid --El gobiernc la anun-
ciado ofcialnente la desaparicion
del c0lera EN- la nacion. Sc han
dado las mas seyeras 6rdenes d
los alcaldes de todas las ciudades
para que tomen las mayores pre-
cauciones a fin de impedir la re-
aparicion de la epidemia. Continda
reinando un frio intense, asi en-
Madrid como en- ell resto del pals.
Madrid,--La "Nacion,o de Bru-
selas anuncia la formation en- Ma
drid de una nueva compaflia de
ferrocarriles que ha de enlazar to-
das las lineas espaholas, sera CO.
nocida con el nombre do Compa-
MIA del Gran Ferrocarril Central,
y su capital ser& de slb,000,00O.
La compania portuguese del ferro-
carril Beal, y banqueros dc Belgi-
ca, Espaha, Francia y Portugal to-
marau participation en- el proyecto.
la presidencia de esta nueya EN-
presa se ofrecera al Sr. Sagasta.
Valencias-Anoche fue lanzada
una bomba sobre ell palacic del
arsobispo de esta di6sesis, hacien-
do explosion bajo una dc las ven
tauas y causando muchos dafios al
edifici0.
Madrid.---El gobierno dc Espaia
I1a rec0nocido ofcialmente d Ia
Repd blica del Brasil.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-01-03

Lisboa.--El gobernador de Mo-
zambique, escena del reciente con-
flicto habido entire Ia policia do la
Compahia inglesa del Africa Meri-
dionaI Y los portugueses, ha tele-
gradado q este gobierno diciendole
que ahora sc encuentra en- dispo-
sicion de repeler la invasion por
las tropas de Ia Compatia. Han
llegado retuerzos q la boca del rio
Pupgwo, donde Sc espera que los
buques portugueses lleguen EN- bre-
We plazo.
Lisboa Los estudiantes' dc las
universidades de Lisboa, Oporto y
Coimbra han decidido formar un
battalion que ofrecera sus servicios
al gobierno para marchar al Africa
Meflul0nal.
Londres.-Sir James FERGUSON,
Secretario de negoci0s Extranje-
ros ha manifestado hoy en- la Ca
mara de los comuhes que So ha
conclude nn "modus vivendif en-
tire Inglaterra y Portugal relative
a sus respectivas posesiones en- el
Africa Meridional, y que los oticia-
les ingleses que SO hallan en- aquel
pals han recibido orden de obser-
var ese ''modus yivendin con el
mas escfupuloso rigor.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-01-03
A.A. SENECAL

pone en- conocmIento dc sus ea:s.
guos marehantes que el se halla aho-
ra en- ID casa mercantfl do N. IL.
ROSENTHAL y GA, donde ofrece
4 todos sus sorvicios y las mejores von-
tajas como en- 10 pasado.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-01-03

La seGorita Rafaelita DelgadO,
de Santa Fe, sc eneuentra en- la
ciudad, visitando la familia de
Don Hilario Romero.
III hombre que no le guste un
temperamento como ell que tene
mos en- Las Vegas, deberia mejor
dejar ell mudo y viyir en- un ar
boil.
Los comerciantes de Las Vegas,
de ambas plazas, han hecho un
convenio para cerrar sus conner
clos todas las tardes d las ooho.
TX asi 10 estan haciendol
III bale dado el Microbes pasa-
do por los Rifles del Gobernador
Prince fu6 muy bien atendido y
nos alegramos al decir que pasa-
mos un tempo muy placentero.
La nueva administration de con
dado entr6 el dia de Aho Nuevo
al desempeho de sus deberes. III
dia estaba claro Y brillante; asi es-
peramos que sean sus buenos pro-
cederes durante los dos luengos
amos dc incumbencia.
LA VoZ DEL PUEBLO, el did Ill
timo de este mes entrara en- su ter.
eer "afCs ie .existencia. Suplica.
mos d aquellas personals que no
han arreglado el importe de su
snscricion 10 hegan asi tan pronto
como sea possible para evitarnos
molesta.
Don Manuel Silva, Go esta ciu-
dad fu6 nOmbrado por la comision
de condado, yelador de la casa dc
corte y Don Enrique Mares, celia.
dor;estos caballeros desean dar por
medic de este peri6dico las mas
intimas gracias d aquellos que tan
dc buena voluntad los recomenda-
ron.
La esposa de Don Miguel Ro.
nero ha sufrido por algun tempo
de un ataque de neuralgia, y Ell
Lunes pasado el cirujano Sc vi6
precisado d hacerle una 0peraei6n
sacandole casi toda su dentadura,
Y ahora Sc encuentra compile
tamente recuperada. Nos alegra-
mos.
Ordenes fuer0n recibidas en-
Kansas City, el cuartel general de
la compafiia de TELEGRAPH llamada
"Western UniOnp ell Sabado, ha.
ciendo una rebaia de 30 d 40 cen
tavos, en- negocios, 4 Kansas, Ne.
braska, Colorado y Nuevo Mexico,
que tom6 efecto el dia 1ro., de
EnerO.
HemOs recibid0 una invitaeion
para atender al enlace matrimonial
del i6ven Secundino Il. Romero,
hijo del Hon. Eugenio Romero
con In sehorita Annie s. Bernard,
ell cual tendra lugar el dia 7 del
presente mes en- In casa de Ia ma
Dire de Ia novia, en- La Trementina,
Sc anticipa una buena reception
para los conYidados.
Las Vegas esta contribuyendo
al tra6cO de Albuquerque, como
10 ha cOnfesado candidamente el
"Citizen.r j. b. Snoffer, dc Las
Vegas, parti6 en- 6sta semana para
Albuquerque, a suplir aquella To-
calidad con luz el6ctrica Y postes
telegrafcOs. Asi eontinuara a
contribnir Las Vegas en- el tra6.
co de Albuquerque.
III J6ven, Filadelfo Baca, de
extraordinario talento, ha sidO es.
cojido para la posici6n mas alta
de In camara, escribano principal.
Sus m6ritos, los representatives y
caudillos del pueblo del condado
de San Miguel 10 han granjeado
esa posici6u; Y por 10 tanto espe-
ramos que nadie atribuya que el
Sr. Baca esta en- esa posecion por
Influenza 8 recomendaciOnes dc
ningun indiyiduo del Territorio.
cuyas recomendaciones no mere.
cen 81 reeonocimiento del Partido
del pueblo del condado de San
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-01-03

Don Nicanor Herrera acompa.
fiado dc su estimable familia par
ti6 para Santa Fe. Buen viaie.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-17
CITY BULLETIN.

Car load OF Old Hickory Wagons just
received by Evans Il Chalmers.
Car load of nails just received by
Evans e Chalmers.
For anything in the hardware line
call on Evans IL Chalmers.
Call on Evans II Chalmers for pure
sisal and manila binder Irvine.
The reason why Rcpass, Davis Il Co.,
BOZ Salem avenue S. W, sell so many
monuments. hcadstoncs and iron fences
is becauseIhcir work and prices suit tic
times and the people. They will furn-
ish designs and prices on application,
and guarantee satsfac ton. Mr. w d.
lleaynes is with this firm and would be
glad to serve his friends. may30-3m
NJ. II. Jennings &s Co. arc selling Fur
niturc cheap and OH easy terms at II
Salem avenue apr26-lmo
Nj. H. Jennings 4: Co. have the prct-
test designs in wall paper, all entirely
new. apr2G-Imo
See the celebrated Charcoal Sheath
Refrigerator that saves over others one
third of the melting Of ice. NJ II. zen
nlngs Co. apr26-imo
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-17
LOCAL BREViTiES.

DIR. III. Il. Edmundson. formerly of
Wythc county, has decided to locate in
Roanoke for the practice of his profess
sion and is opening up an Office on
/ Salem avenue.
| The funeral of Councilman ID. NJ.
Rugglcs' little child took place ycster-
day at the City Cemetery. Rev. Father
| Lynch ofiiciated and the ceremony was
attended by large concoursc of sym
| pathiziIg friends.
William d., the infant son OF X. Il.
| Wingo, Sixth avenue $. e.. was buried
in the City Cemetery Monday evening
Services were conducted by Rev w. Il.
Schoolcy.
Frank Langford, an cmploye of the
city labor force, was struck on the head
yesterday by chip of flying stone and
| received severe cash.
The mayors office is being overhauled
on the inside. The walls will be wains-
cotcd three and a half feet high all
| around the room, and new mating will
be put down.
Mr.. Lawrence Clarke. of the chief
engineers Office, Norfolk and Western
railroad. returned to Roanoke yesterday
from, weeks visit to Lynchburg.
Col. a. Pope has moved into his new
residence on the West End boulevard
The United Brethren of Christ will
hold prayer meeting in the Y. NJ. c.
a. hall this evening. after which Il Sun
day-school will be organized.
The Hotel Brunswick has imported Il
lot of German mugs and keeps them
packed on Ice. When filled with beer
they add an extra fine flavor to it. Ed
and AL. are dandy team, and extend a
welcome to all their friends.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Mabry, wife of officer
Mabry, will leave to-day for Il visit to
relatives at Ridgeway, n. c.
Miss Katie Brown, of Rappannocl. is
Visiting the family of II. O. Briggs, pol
Eighth avcnue s. W.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-17
Creamery Ismttcr

% cents per pound. OF Eagle Dairy
Wagon or Milk and Butter Depot. 3l3
Henry street. junelO-1w
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-17
Iiollins Institute.

The commencement exercises OF Hol-
Inns Institute were continued last night
with the commencement concert. A
programme of considerable length. but
not long enough TO he trcsome, com
prised many of the finest selections OF
the leading composers.
Every number was exQuisitely
rendered and the sweet music and fair
maidcns held the large audience spell
bound till Il late hour in the evening.
The celebration OF the literary societies
will be to-day.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-17

d. II. Jesse, general manager of
agencies of the Iron Belt building and
Loan Association, has returned from
Boston, where he succeeded in placing
the interest of the association in the
hands of leading bankers of that city.
MIR. Jesse enjoyed his trip to the Hub.
He had the honor to dino with Governor
Russell, General Corse, and number of
other prominent people
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-17

The Best in the World Stunard', Royal
Patent Flour.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-17
For the Lii France Fire Engine.

The fire and water committee OF the
City Council held a meeting to-day and
considered the bids for supplying tho
city with 4 steam fire engine. After
delibera ton the committee decided in
favor of the La France Fire Engine
Company and will SO report to tho
Council tonight
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-17

In order that the public may have fun
opportunity to Judge of tie merits of The
Times special telegraphic service, and
OF the The Times as newspaper, it will
be sent free to any address not already
on our books for one week
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-17

and as SheMandoaA XalloY.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-17

The lIobbic Music Company's ware
rooms, at No, 49, Salem avenue, Roam
okc, Va. is no longer branch house,
but run Independent of their other
stores. Roanoke has a Music house OF
which she may feel proud.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-17
THE ROANOKE DEVELOPMENT COM.
PANY.

Among the industries located by the
Roanoke Development Company is the
Duvall Engine Company, manufacturers
of steam engines and boilers. About
10000 already in use in the South. This
company is equipped to furnish castings
for machinery, and make repairs to all
classes Of machinery, boilers, etc, etc
1t Will make great change through
this section of the South shortening
the haul on all its manufactures hun
dreds of miles over Northern compcti-
tors besides furnishing "A superior pro-
duction. For particulars address
ARLINGTON GlLPlN,
General Manager Roanoke Devotion.
mont Company, Roanoke, Va.
The greatest offer ever made The
weekly edition of The Times for one wear
ana your choice of either Dickens or
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-17

Thirty-five years trial has won bound
less popularity for this celebrated flour
Try it and you will be charmed with
the results Sold only by Catogni Bros.
No. 81 Norfolk avenue. Phone 81
Orders also taken at Catogni's confcc-
tionary. iuncl3-5m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-17
- q - G 4 T-NS-
NEW SUMMER DRESS Goods.

IS pieces 27,nch challies at sets yard 50 pieces
3o-lnch clallies at rex cts. yard 50 pieces of
best American satines Persian and Onibre pat
terms never sold for less than 121l cs now cts a
yard 50 pieces China cloth, beautiful summer fab
rio both black and light coored grounds at I2% cts.
yard twenty-five pieces fine German plaids, all
wool 40 inches wide, 50 cts yard Shepherd checks
and broken plads i'll blue, brown and black at 20 cts
yard. 10 pieces 4o:nch boucle serges in tans and
greys at SO cts. yard 24inch China silks all col
ors SO cts yard. 32-nch China Silks all colors 60
cts yard 1000 Webster Dictionaries, one given
away with Sc worth of goods bought Agents for
Halls Bazaar Dress Forms and Butterick's patterns.
Snyder & Macbain.
1874 Salem Avenue
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
Wpl. Qr. inr. &. @iberfslD.

8as beritebt man aunGdit unter elmer
Gtutlt1te? OdS QSort lit el1gltl0et llrz
lprungs, man lpra0 bort Don elmer civil
list 3uerit unter &onig 0eorg III. Q760
bis 1920; oaualS nGlnlld gtn9 oas erbz
Iihe @tntolnmen, DeldOts btsber Die Sronc
aus pen ueri6ieDenlten Queuel Be5Oge1
bate, Don tbr al ben Staat ilber, fDoBegen
bos Barlament cine jdprlt6e civil list"
BON antGlglt6 a6t nal bunoerttduleno
NfunD bemiItgte for the support OF his
household and the honour and dignity of
the crown, aus tDelder alto Der t0nt9l DE
6ausbalt uno Die Soften sur QlufreNterbals
tuna Der WiirDe ullo bes Wlan5es Der Srone
beitritteu weroen ioute. go gr0B 0teie
Sumite nun AUDI erl6et1eH mag D%e5tttert
QS1brung tic rtQh ltnlerer ltd bod att y er
Wtlliouen Dollars, tpobet nod Der 8toBere
QSertb, ben oamaIs ods @slo bate, duBer
NniaB bletbt = 10 perbItSb Dennoto Tir ben
EripatbeOarf 0es 80nl9s nttt lebr ptel,
bent leue Sunlmc oterte auh rast, bic
0iploMaten, bober Sltltl5bt1mten II. !. rp.
III bcioloe1. Die JteuorDnulB oer Otngs
mar fir ben Song I'M 10 uigltnltt9er, Gls
pas obeneripdbntc erbltd)e @tl1forllnCn Der
1rone it'd auf etna II WttlllDten Bful1o
fir Das 9nrhibnlttslaDr gsiteut bate.
Dies CAB ben lltlaR III elmer aitoermettt9en
Gcgelung Der QerbdltrIlie, Delbe ieBt pabtr
q BIT, oaB nao bem Budget BON l887!08
4. y. Der eltsliide Staat all Die &0ntgtl1
ais Giotuilte 310.470 Yfunb ($1, 552,35W
uno an Die Wtttgltsoer Der tontBlibsn
8alniLte auBer0eu nod %an9lpana0e 158,00O
Yfulto $3.50, O0W 5ablt oa5u tommell nod
BET ge9ebener @elegenbetl Brtn3el1tntells
NuSlteuern u1b aroere 00tattonen, Dte ia
gegen1pQrti9 4. y. Die QDftdt teltebt, BON
oem Narldmette bic Wtittel our OeGung
Der SDuloen Des 4rin5eI bon JSales 5u
oerlangcn; en0lth beSIebt bic &rone auh
Die Jteuenuen aus Dem 6er3ogtDum Han>
CATER, lDel6e etma $20U, 600 Detrageh. Vile
ote1e Sunlnlen 3ablt pas ganD, Inn Der
&Onlgtn uno ben UiitglteDern bes 0auies
Elm ltanoesqemaBeS Nuftreten gu ernlOgz
llben es entiprtht alio numentli6 Die
@lptQtite elmer StaatSbelolouug, ME tie
etnenl Beaunten fur bic Berrt(Dtun9 elmer
beltImmten Gbdtigfeit getpabrtN miro.
Nnoers liegt Die SadDe lit y reu { n.
Son pornberetn lei bentrft, oaB Der &0ntg
pom BreuBen in ieiner @t9euihatt als Geuts
lIber &aiier gar feline ge5iige bat. Das
Jtel1 tpeilt IN oieier 6tnfint 5ein Sbers
baupt bin eAf Die @infanite, tpeide hun
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
modentide 5ninois Staotz5etune n1ontas q. September 1891.

8ter3ebn Sabre tpare better aLs orei3ebn.
Nber tpenn man beoenft, tpie Derbreitet in
@nglano nod Die &inoerarbeit lit. 10 mug
man Su9eben, baB idon eine 8ei6rdnfung
auf minoeitens Orei3ebn Sabre einen groBe1
Sortlhritt be3ei6net.
SIM @ansen baben it6 aud auf benz Orr
beitertage in 9eipcaitle bic erglii6en Qrbet>
ter ais Wdnner ye5eigt, nit oenen uobl
ausSutommen 1T unb beren ibertpieeenoe
Mebr6eit ui6ts l1nre6tes unb l1noerninfs
tiges Mil. @uglano lit bas Wutterlano Der
@eperfsz @enoiienihaften o6er Trades
Unions. gSie pieI f0nnten bic 9ta6abm=
ungeu bieier Berbiubuneen in anosren 2dns
bern bon tbnen Ierneni
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21

purbe bur9 @ounerneur Stfer er0ffnet.
relder ben %nerlanmeLten 6armern reht
i66ne Worte iagte uno ben Gatb CAB, bas
9eben auT ben 8aueraiitern fir i6re
S6bne 10 angenebnt aIs m0qli9 su eeifalz
ten, bamit oieie ni6t nad ben 9roBen
StGoten %perlangten, mo- 10 piele bon ibnen
elm tranriges Oaietn trifteten. Dim Qben6
fdno Elm CONCERT nebit Saa ltdtt uno fir
Die acknowledgement Sage itrb Senator
Bacon, General Ql9er bon Wi1igan unb
Garter 6arrtion bon GDicaso ais &eoner
dngetommen.
uGaptatn" 6. s. Sellers.
s mpagni esG BET in Der StaatsmiIia
BON Glib 9atota, 0ulfsporfteber
6es @tadtsz3 u d. a 3 un6 Diff
3ier bes 0ranb MrmpsB oitcns in Siour
Sails in %genanntem Stdate bat 9 d Ii l.
Sen baIber breiunboiersis Sage i'm
@efGngntB gebrummt. ST bate
CUR Seter Der @rpdbLung bes Senators
Bettigretp cine &anone abgefeuert, nelhe
borit uno beren Sprengitiife stne g1dberin
9samens Waaggie S'6ourte nerleBt battcl
in 6olge oteies 8nrfaQs bate bas WIoden
ee9eu i'm cine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BON
$4,000 eritrttten unb i'm mangels 3abLuna
einlteGen laiisn. Sour zines 6ormfeb[erS
in benz 6aftsbefebIe balber tpuroe SSeffers
in sSreibeit geiebt.
Husband.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
NnaA'a SargapartAn

IN eit1e etaentbumli6e N7ebistn. Gte if ~iprgfhItts
i~1teerettet aug GatIapdrjtld, 2fpensaba, Nlraunmur3el,
SIpG, 9ipf6epa, 3Sa6bslperbeere. uaO dnbersH tta
fannfen rnp rpertbppsen pe9etabififden 6etlItpfely
inp aipar tn etnetl Experimentation Wtl5un9sz IND
1erbfn6unaspertdItut6, RAG rem Sacb'ifcn gGrias
pdrtna cine Setltrait pertcibt, mtc lie tn an0etsH
Mebistnen ni6t an fihben Ut. lG3 bemtstt sas 10
onbere grsneten ~perlasen, merfpurpt9e Gnren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
paRf; =Agentur
ir ole oemtlGc MciMSNun.

Sic unter3eiancten %bef6rbern Yofete big All 100
Sfunb nod 8eMtfdlEamn, SeftreiGl. Sdllptoen
Wortu ca cn, 1atcmatf nuo Der Shmeis al ber
reoelmdBt9en BON Der oentidlen & etd)Spot=9stts
III Ift4i9 feiteeleBten Yretien.
gbenlo beioraeu ~bCielbcn acknowledgement BOP
nfo nod alien Sbeilen @nropds INFO N~fneritos 3u 0eI
biaigIteH Gaten.
GemIeI, ~2Sru6mamn & @orbamcr,
% QBilIaM Str.. Mem gurf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21

,.t6net fi6 baburb aus, Zap e8 Sci Glen GGaicn Ger
Bepblferung tn sletG bobern Nnle3en. lteb;,., $50 6
Ttebi,in unO oft als cine Irt adyerteiner Namiitths
MebiSi1i Eetradtet. 9ancr sic i9 ni9t beiaposen
onbere Mebtstnen 81 f%aufet. @eDrn Sic itdper ZEN
6dten Mrtttel au beSteten, Gtu8i9 5~ubcretIet peu
6. 6. SppD & &c., apptbeter, Gpfpea, Maaf.
100 pnEfn Gtm gnllar+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
NnuN'a SartarartQn

IL bos bette glutretni9unssmittef, taS BEN Grbt;."rt
al @ebpt itebt. Gs f@afit dHe ttnretrt9tettea aug rem
ipea nnb furtrt GerrpEcln, Gdl81ub. gSeulcft,
@ms5hIaS. Sautifdrfe, 0h5pepFie, @aIGnpeiffpefret,
Spptmeb, tnperpauliAteits dlt9emetae
6dtarrb, 8heumatt5IHu5. ghefenz nno
9eberletbem, be5eittst baS 0eSitt Der NatttGts'tI re5t
Sen Mnnctif ON nnh baut baS GNitesn duf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21

BAT In nadIter gsase ctsent9amtt6e un1 urrcr6tciSs
iide Guren berirtt. SSn Splpeu, 9Reil. iop 6 ~
oan,e Na16dri@aft fid f~cSielben bcrictt. Die sffoz
fbefsn In qpfea p~erfaufcn inehr rrn SCoS'S SarIlz
pariIa, al8 BON alen alpere1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nfanmengenpmmer G1ctAe @ricl9e linD al3 cen
n,4oereu 0dube5theileE III persetdHelt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04
MAINE PEOPLE.

Since the resignation OF Secretary Chad
bourne, President Moses has been securing
the State for 3 fitting successor and his
ispors have been at length rewarded by
securing Mr.. M. X Murray, the gentleman
who spoke here two weeks sg, aud ~ho
has been 10 charge Of the Gardiner Asso-
cision for some lime. Bath thus secures
q prize for her Y. M. c. A., which will
now experience q new boom without doubt.
Bath Times.
Mr.. Charles 8. Bickford Of the Bruins
wick Telegraph csme to Belfast to partake
of the Thank, giving dinner with relatives,
and Remained here over Sunday. IL was
the Longest vacation ne has had siace he
began bis duties on thu Telegraph, but hard
work does not sppess 10 have diminished
his natural brightoess or reduced his avoir-
dupois. Ee received warm Welcome from
his many Belfast friends --Beifsst journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-04
MAINE INDUSTRIES.

A new steamboat line hiss been establish.
I'd between Rocklsnd, VInsihaven and
Hurricane. Mondsy,the steamer Emmelire
Capt. Edward Trus Of Csstine, went on
that route and will CO ltinue daily through
The winter. This line is controlled by the
wealthy Mr.. Kimball Of Cleveland, Ohio,
and a number OF millio makes.
The Dsmariscotta Mills Water Power
Co hss been oJgsniz with j. 7. Berry
president, and W. S. White secretary and
treasurer. The new corporation, which
has a apital stock of S25 600, has secured
u fine water privilege at Damsrisco!.s, and
will develop the power as soon as the nee
eassry arrangements can De made.
The lumber trade with the Argentine Re-
public which has been Almost s.sgnsut for
the past tvo years because of the financial
crisis in that country. has begun to revive
some this fail, and the great lumber sheds
on the Portland whsrves, which nave been
SO quiet and deserted, with their piles Of
nicely sorted boards, ,inss, etc., untouched
are once more the scenes Of life and scsiv-
i:y. One firm has sent three csrgoes since
July. sad large four-masted schooner is
now loading at their shed.