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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
AN ALLIANCE DeMoRALlzED.
The Texas state Organization Said to BE
Most Inharmonious.
[By telegraph to tho Dispatch. ]


ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, March 7.-Dispatches
from Texas announce that the Farmers
Alliance in that State is in badly demon
allied condition. Mr.. McCune. the noted
Alliance leader, isin Dallas and will remain
there for month or six weeks. McCune's
presence created nolittle surprise, as many
members of the Alliance had threatened Ia
mob him if he ever entered the State. The
truth is that all is not harmony in the ALI
ance camp. There are two factions, each
trying to down the other. One. the rem
nants of tho old Grange organization,
headed by Farmer Bill" Shaw, of the
Terds Farmer, favors O railway commission
whose members shall be appointiye. The
other wing, headed by the Mercury crowd
want the commissioners elective and the
State funds invested in railroad bonds. II
is understood that NcCuue is there ia
patch up q treaty of peace between the
factions. The Alliance members of the
Legislature have isued a circular de-
nouncIng II. A. Coleman. editor Of the
Mercury, as northern importation. sent to
Texas to dictate to the people. Coleman
SAYS "a majority of the Democrats of Texas
belong to the Farmers Alliance. We pro.
pose TO have something to cay indicating
the policy of the paper or the biggest POI
litical row in the history of Texas politics
will take place" McCune will lecture in
every county in the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
The First Blood Of the War.

To the Editor of The Dispatch:
Where and when was the first blood
shed in the civil war!
Has Louisiana counties or shires =,
Nv answering the above you Will greatly
oblice a friend and subscriber to your
noner. Mrs. w. A. ToMPKINs.
IvncNs Station, Va, March 2. 1891.
Major s. r. Wright, of Albany. Ga. says
that 1.-THE first soldier who died while IN
the service of The southern States was
tailor from Augusta, Ga, who died in
April, 1861. from snake-bite on the back
of his hand" His name and the exact date
of his death are not given.
Captain John w. Mari. of the Warrenton
Rifles, was killed at Fairfax Courthouse
on June 1, 1861. The details are given in
the DISPATCH of June 8, 1861, and in the
same issue there is an extract from letter
in the Wheeling bteltigence giving some
account Of q raid by Colonel Kelley from
Wheeling TO Grafton and Warrington, and
reporting O skirmish in which one man on
the southern side was killed and another
wounded, both refusing to surrender. 1t
seems, however, that these were armed citi-
zens and probably not organized troops.
The date of Kelly's raid is not given, but
it must have been a week or ten days, at
least prior to the receipt of the news by
the DISPATCH allowing for the distance (of
100 miles) from Grafton to Wheeling and
from Wheeling to Warrington eco miles,.
the disturbance of mail facilities and the
time for the Intetligenoer to set up and pub
lish the item and then for that paper to
reach Richmond.
1.-The first soldier killed in battle on the
southern side was at Big Bethel church,
Va, on the 10th of June, 1861. He was
private soldier named Wyatt, of North
Carolina regiment. and the only man killed
on the southern side in thst battle.
James W. Jackson, a citizen OF Alexan-
dria. Va, was killed on the morning of the
oath of May, 1861, at his hotel in Alexandria
after he had shot and killed Colonel Els
worth, who had torn down q secession flag
displayed from the top Of the hotel. Els
worth commanded regiment Of zouayes,
the first Federal troops that entered Alex
andria.
Cd. Louisiana is divided into parishes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08

To ascertain the total number Of papers
issued in whole year the number of each
sort put forth at q single issue is multi
piled by the number of issues in the wear.
and the result is as follows: 6,653, $50 daily
K 3l2, 2,075. 900; 23.22s, 750 weekly So,
1,207. S95, 900; 9,245,750 monthly < u. no.
949.0 900; 1885,, $50 semi-weekly K i04, AZ. 49,
600; 1867 $50 semi-monthly < "a, 1854. 600:
Al 900 tri-weekly 156, $500, 900; 2i5.75o
bi-weekly %, 5,609, 500; 92a,75o quarterly
Z 4. 1895, 600; b9,250 bi-monthly ( 8, 1885,
500-total yearly issue OF American and
Canadian papers, 3.4S1 ,610. 900.
The above was complied from "Printer,s
Ink" published by George p. sRowell e
Co.
The total number of newspapers pub.
lished in the world at present Is estimated
at about 1900. distributed as follows.
United States and Canada, 1900; Ger.
many, 1000; Great Britain, $500; France.
400; Japan 2.000; Italy, 1900; Austria.
Hungary, 200; Asia. exclusive of japan
1000; Spain, $50; Russia, 500, Australia
500; Greece, 600; Switzerland. l5O: Hol'
land. 500; Belgium. 500; all others. / 200
OF these, about half are printed In the
English langusge.-Nso York World Assna-
nae.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
Hold Up the Horses.

The comment is general that Richmond
has now grown large enough to justify the
strict enforcement Of the ordinance In re-.
gard to fast driving on the streets.
On Broad. Main. Gary. and indeed on all
other streets. the additional rule ought to
be enforced that every pedestrian has the
right to walk in safety and comfort on
public crossing from one side Of street
to the other.
The practice here ID for drivers to make
pedestrians hurry and scurry out Of their
way, whereas. 81 crossings. the drivers
themselves ought 10 be compelled TO slow
down, 20 that men. women. and children
may cross in proper fashion.
We vii nsyss bsciu-liks until the man
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
NeMsnapers Published.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch,
Will you please let me know what is the
number Of newspapers published in this
country and in the world and the number
of copies put forth? READER.
RoweI reports for 1890 the number Of
newspapers published in the United States
and Canada as 17,76O. OF these, s12 were
Canadian publications. The following
was the frequency of issue: Weekly, 49,
1874; monthly, 2,191; daily. 1925; semi
monthly, $50; semi-weekly, 217; quarterly,
1876; bi-weekly, So; bi-monthly, SO; tri-
weekly. 9e-total, 17.76O.
The following table exhibits the number
of papers printed in the several States and
in Canada II 1880:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08

The Harrisonburg State Repsiblicon says
that what the Republicans need as party
in Virginia Is chiefly leading daily Re
publican newspaper at Richmond. What
they have lost BY permitting the Whig TO
perish under the Democratic boycott mo-
body can estimate, adds the 6spsblicaa.
The RspubAun b right, or would be IL
the Republican party in Virginia ware in :
son3ition of gzsap&eity. ~ II " thez
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
Exports and Imports of Specie.
rnr, fninnrnrnh % thn nIrrnAnh

NEW YORK, March THE exports OF
specie from the port Of New York last
week amounted to S1,495, O65. of which
$500. 541 was in gold and 1854, 524 IN silver.
OF the total exports S675, 490 in gold and
S566,749 in silver went to Europe and
S225,051 in gold and S27.745 in silver went
to South America. The imports of specie
which $1Ss,6Sl was in gold aud Slo9,OS4 in
silver
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
with horses are forced TO recognize the
rights OF the men on foot.
nA. p.euxoxn puplrcn bias offered 3

The RrcHxosp DspArcI has offered 3
,,r;,a Ia the one who furnishes the name OF
= real live centensrisn In virgin1a. MI.
n = se q. Hnff informed Word reporter
tosday that he knew Of two whose names
are Mrs. Thomas Guilds. Flat Sreek, lamp
bell county, ya' Nag .sed1 o Msai.on Sale Of
Az nherst connty. Va, aged one hundred
n and fifteen years. wheeling World
We didn't offer prize, but we said we
would print the picture and give q run
biographical sketch of the first centena-
rian found (alive) in Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08

The Charlottesville Chronicle says that
Nh. fIASSAoas does not purpose TO levy 9
tax upon the banks but 70 set aside tax
already levied upon them. The Chronicle
draws 3 nice distinction. But unless Q
new law Is passed upon the subject, this
tax cannot be levied for the purpose
nsmed. So there must DO . new law or
NJ. fIAnxAaAx's proposition fails. Ergo.
~. fLAsxAaAx proposes TO levy . ANAL
~ upon the banks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
give the audience about half 80 n'o''

give the duuleuSo "'~"e
pleasure? a,mscarpxs.
/. A spelling-bee is spelling-sia,,soan... IN
foreign or technical ones. Worcs III s'A'-
raj use should be preferred. ns
The contestants should be rangea ~ ons
line and as soon as one mis-spei's wy y
he or she should be told 10 o'vp os .no
This will soon narrow the contest " wy
best Cor luckiest) spoilers. a on
The finn il In seeing weil-educated men
and women mis-spell the co,n'ion0''
words, and this many viii surely 40. :,
A word spclt according to webster Of
worcester either should be accepted as
correct. /.
A good deal OF the amusement ~ .bs
spelling-bee depends upon the WIZ VI s.' 20.
person who presides over the proceoAA
and acts as teacher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
County-C1erk Davis Short $50, 900.
NV taIaCranh IN tha nianatch

CHICAGO, March IA special to the
Daily Nescs from ST. Paul, Mimi, says
Examiner Knox has proceeded far enough
with the accounts of Deputy-C County.
Clerk jay p. Davis to discover that he is
short between $4,000 and $4,000. He OBJ
Nelson on forged jury certificates during
the last four years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
Two Queries.
RIcHMosD, Va, March s, 1891.

10 U1 LuHOF u uH DIsVucN.
Please explain through your valuable pa
per in what business Rule s is applied and
what il is. Also, why Rev. DIR. Kerr pro-
nounces his name as though spslt like
care" BY so doing you win oblige sab
scrlber and reader of daily DrspArcH.
north Nineteenth street.
1. The Rule Of Three Is another name
for Single Proportion. It is used In ascer-
tanning certain proportions between num-
bers or quantities
2. Because that is the proper way TO pro.
nouncs 1t. There Is no rule for pro-
nouncing proper names. The word ere u
rhymes with care"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
wild Western Scenes.
RUrHERroRDroN, N. c.. March 2, is

RUTHERFoRDToN, n. c., March 2, 1891.
To the Editor Of The Dispatch:
Please inform me who is the author of
book called wild Western Scenes"
READER.
J. B. Jones. who was also the author Of
War-Path, Adventures of Country Mer-
chant, Secret Rebel Diary of the War, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
RICHMOND. Va, March 6, 1891.

To he Editor Of he Dispatch:
have a young lady friend who used this
expression: Il write rapidly" Please IN
form me if this is correct. Should she
have said write rapidly or write rapid
INQUIRER.
"Rapidly,n of course.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08

Prom ths London Times va learn that
~ third sn4 last consignment com.
plotting The return Of the 1906, 600 francs
lsnt By ~ Bank Of France 10 the Bsnl n
kngland IN November last was landed q
bouioEss on the 18th ossFsbsuaxy. M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08

vould better await the movements OF the
sarmcra, alliances. However. 1t Is not 0
ouestion for us to decide. Tho Wing was
ably conducted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
A Churnlnr PROBLEM.

CHAsLxs cirr Co., Va, Feb. IA, 1891.
10 ne Editor Of ne DispotdAs
WIN you please state In your merit issus
II you ever knew u 10 - the case thaf
cream, or milk and cream mixed, When
Lhsys hAdths elabbz tuined and GSe 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
OFFER

CHESTNUT HILL--tiO o. o.. . . d
~ see CHEWING 4 ROSES o y. - . u
esantifui annex You NIL al p a ,.s..1
southeast corner Of 1nird sres-o ''-.,,.a,
sIrssl TO use TIE eyorY-iAy
cannot keep she woskingnea dos~ "A 5Tss-'|
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08

Gertlemen: Being ssaslbic OF the duty
owe 10 the Democratic party OF Henrico county,
and approaching your ex3resslon Ct confidence
IN my ability and itnses for the poeltion OF
CUAMOSWEALTHs ATTORNEY, and In COM
plianco with your request. hereby announce
myself candidate for that Office. subject 20 The
approval OF the Democratic primary.
March z, 1881. mh7-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
'i nGsa LTHoNIs .NB.oayt,

nor SALE, SEyEEALBEACU
IL FUL BUILDING LOIS l .i
where properly Is rapidly .n,t ,..
We also have several &c A'.
the suburbs which can he -lt.l-! .-. -
sold at handsome prola.
Also, SEVERAL HOUSES 10 f'.
calities, which We can soil f'I
very cav terms. CAKSEt- tlat..
Rr.i .t.. sfs,t
NH e-ft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08

EAL ESTATE ArrEpAGfNu
hEAL Il 4 az A i"i' 'ii ''..
q LOOK AT this 4
BOUGHT WITH YOUR RBSI-H-E-I -N
SMALL CASH PAlg.N-

S3,00O-BRTCK, 8 rooms. Cary e.H hHN
street ilJJ cash. -ab..s 60
Desirable.
si,050-TWO MN FRANZ, -+ h'
near Twenty 'r.
ance monthly. f..y --t.
s2,75O-TWO FRAME, r.1u.
street. Ssy cash. ..a 1854
Central.
Si,OO0-TWO BRICK, 30 rooe...
street. ti0 cal t..
For other HOUSES ca.4 g --t rs. Sab.
LIST. ........
mhsst J.THONIs y E.y"tt--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
T,O THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
i nENRfCO COUNTY.

respectfully snnonocs myself candidate
trtct Henrico county subject % the Primary.
md respectfully solicit ne support o. ny
's ms s.ss. JAMES = VIA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
EXCURSIONS. &c.
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
70 THE HONORABLE CONWAY

ITO THE HONORABLE CONWAY
Il r.. SANDS: We, the underslgned, resident "a
Of Hsnrico county, request that you allow your
nsms 70 be used for tho Democratic nomination
Of C0hMoNWEALTH'S ATTORNEY OF tho
county, and ask that you announce yourself 6
candidate for that ofice.
II. c. Bechler. Peyton r. Darlington.
4. N. tchaaf, III. Il. Baughton,
j. b. Schaaf, william g. Mathews,
Frederick &. Keck, Thomas j. Valentine,
Wsle 4. Brauer, II. @. Wilkins,
j. w. Brauer, N. \. sheppard,
W. j. binford, w. ID. shelburn,
y. X. Nofment, John NJ. King,
O. y. Pearmsn. John H. Rogers.
T. w. Pemberton, I. Bowies,
Joseph b. DAVIS. G. r. Pestross,
William N. Ford, Joseph Bryan,
n. 4. Anderson. William AZ Luck,
j. W. solomon. John K Davis,
James p. Mallory, r. r. Luck Jr
George ID. Carter, John Il, Harding.
Robert Vaughan, y. A. Bunkiey,
&. w. Carter, w. ;. Jones,
Charles King, & II. Gary,
j. II. Tignor. j. II. White,
j. w. WilliamA Robert |. smith.
WI Steel, Carload b. Taylor.
y. w. BAH, George A. Minor.
John A. Andrew, Ell. Gay.
o. l. stone, u. q. TAYLOR,
J. D. Waldrcp. 7. Ashhy wickhsm,
- A. DioNns, ]. u. VBannon,
W.. ~ Gray. George II. waldrop,
=. I; Harris :: Harry Harvey,
u. II. Harris, X r. Gary.
J. w. Terrell, j. w. Turpin.
w. o. lawrence, samuel wsldrop.
Richard A. B0wies. Hugh Miller,
w. n Francis. T.k. Darracott,
X. n. Cross X. Y. Barnett,
and otherA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
nor SAL L.

NOR SALE PRINAl ID D. Ia
have FIVE BUILDlNI l-.' -,,.f
avenue near Monroe Park, ine go So
10 the West End nov on i1e pa. W..
NH set ueiiL "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
rT,HE RRADSTREEr CONF
u CHARLES y. CLARKE. fsA-i''
pRADsrREET's RICHMOND ~
No 100 EAST MAIN sihSS"
Telephone Nc. ~
In xairrY. sap.EInlssis'1

!. " Whitti, say ,.s
ina Richuond once hAs more 70 40 is,ss I
Win ,he rapid grswth OF mo ~ ses,'..
nans 81 no ssrsitory tributary - a.,,iea o. >
o. nsScas siie community Of tns ,,ss,s, q 80
n1senaaa6s of AsysSsn tue ssps ',,s a %, ~
= feeQUzas1 IN esery usie 1893 ysss. !.
:. - ~ Sssrsss q Is lsss. fs AZ. 49,
X n = - = a. psss'as
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-09
Nntk fifr MHtterl

8nr tber 5 0Sabren i9on tpurbe M1s.
WinsloD's SOOTHING Syrup uon Mil=
lionen BON Miiiterr beim 3abnen bet
Ginber angetrenbet. Wtr1 gu i'm
e9lafe bur6 bas g6reien zines 2inbes
gefDrt, bas i'm 3ahnen III unb Dor
Samerssa tuetntg Wena 70, lafe lufprt
etne Glaf9e BON sN1rs. Miaslon's SOP.
tsins gprut~ boleu. Gein Wertb ii uas
be3ablbar. &c pirb benz fleinen Qeibens
ben iOfrrt 2inoetune beri1aFen. Ser.
leBt Gub baraut Wttter, es Ill fein
3peifsI oarabsr. Gs BELT 91ienterp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Magert unb
lie Iieren, beieitiet Mino GOIit, ers
Dsi9t ben 8auren, berbinbert @nt3tnz
ouus unb ftdrtt bas ganae Spfem.
sWsrs. 8inslous Soothing Syrup
fur Sebnenbe 2inber lit angenebm in
@ei9mad unb bas &e3ept fammt Don
einem Der 5eten weibliGen Ner3te in
ben Der. Siaaten. @s 1T bel alien
9ruggiften in Der gan3en Welt III bas
ben. preis rs @ts. per Glai9e.
Rauft ni9ts anheres dig Mrs. Wt7ss
lotps eootbing Sprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-09

tebr opn Der 9odf6ule fir iebes Sabr
bes IafenibaIts auf Der 4nftaIt 3mei
Sabre ottiD in Der Mrmee gu bienen.
Die 8eneralfommanbps t6nnen in be-
fon5eren JaGen bon bieier 0erpHi9tung
e%ntbinben.
- Wie bic iiirtiI9e, 70 bat iebt aud
bic iapanefi6e &eeierung BEL ber oeut.
i6en &egieruug bic grlaubnib nc9ges
iu9t unb erbalteu, iunge Offsiere in
bic benti@e Nrmee eintreten gu Ia6eu,
bamit iie bas beutl9e 6eeresmelen
prattifd tennen IerHen. Die fopaneli.
i6en Offi5iere trueen bic Uniform Der
&egimenter, benen iie 3usetbetIt ftnb,
uno baben wdbrenb ibrer 9ienit3eit ole
9e6te unb pflidten Der beutf9en Sfs
f!3iere ibernommen. 60 melt befannt,
fnb bic 3utbeiIungen bisber rlur 3u
Snfaatetie' unb Nrtiae,ies& egimentern,
nidt aud sur @abaueris erfolgt.
Die 8orIiebe bes &aifers fir bic
Muffer 5 @r3iebuns in ben tubentii6en
s@orps" bat fi@ ftrjIi9 in reGt ieItia.
mer Weiie t%unbseseben. Wie ndmli9
elm Bonner Slatt mittbeilt, foQ Der ers
He Gbargirte eines bortigen r%feuoalen"
Corps, ben Die Straffammer fiirSli9 au
bret Monaten 8efdngniB b~erurtbeilt
bate, bonn RaiIer 3u oieraebn Saaen
Gar3er bsgaa>igt morben fein. Die
8erurtbeiluua mar erfolat, neil Der
STUDENT nit ieinem stod einen Nadts
md6ter oerart geptaeelt bate, baB bies
fer lduGers 3eit barnieberlag.
Wer8Iei9t man bic Nagaben ocn
@annubias 9ebrbu9 Der Geographic
aug oem Sabre 1921 nit ben grsebniiz
fen Der lesten 8olts3dbluns, 10 etbdlt
man bic fOlgenbe neberi@t iber bas
Wa4stbum Der beuti6en @roBffdote
felt 20 Sabren:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-09
,,S o II , o NJ.

grf in 8erbinbung nit Der BE.
o6lterungsIfatiftit BON gang 2onbon
gelangt man 3u einem anndbernb rid
tigen grsebniB betrefs Der ginmobners
aabl oiefer DISCRIMINATING bon
Stdbten unb 96rfern.
9enn bic @reu3en bes peigentli6en"
2onboas unb beg duBeren &inges be-
fteben Ia ni1t ftir gep6bnli9e Menl9ens
timber. bic ibre 8ei@dftisuns tdsli@ in
bic Stabt uno ibr geringes @intommen
m6glisit melt ours 2anb treibt. Das
innere 2onoon, bic @itp unb bic @raf.
f9aft 2onbou, bebeft 77,410 englii9e
Ncres unb tpurbe ON 5. @pril bon ni1t
tpeniser als 4,211, 056 perionen be-
tpobnt. 9as bebeutet einen 3upaGs
BON runb 400, 900 innerbalb Der lebs
ten 10 Sabre. Die pirtli9e 8ermebs
rung Der Bep0Iterung tpirb aber eff ers
fi6tli6, penn mir bic feruer l~iegenben
8orftdbte einihIieben. Das gr6Sere
2onoon umfaBt Bic @itp uuo ben go.
li3eibe3irt 2onbon, Der i9 IL big Is
enslii9e Meile rings um @baring @roB
ausbebnt, cine GId9e bon 448. 1874
4cres ober naheau 70 englif9e Auarat.
Meilen. 9ieles 2onbon bat 5 1858 1892
@inmObner, alfo etma iobiel mie Mirts
temberg, 8aben unb @liaB' 2otbringen
aufammengenommen. ober mie bas G6>
nigrei9 8aDern, unb mebr dig Bull
garien, 9dnemart @tie6enlanb, Nors
tDegen, pOrtugal, S6ueben unb bic
SdDei3. ferner cine babe Milion
mebr als Canada unb nabe3u apeimal
iooiel aIs Nufralien.
Sie Seelen3unabme betrug felt 1881
500, 6 Die 2onboner permebren fG
aliO burdi@nittli6 iebes Sabr UNI els
ne @roBfa5t.
Wdbrenb Sic Gitp. bic Stabt Der Bar.
fen unb Gontore, unb bic ibr 3und9it
liegenben @iertel an Bewobner3abl
iietig abnebmen, baben man1e Der Dor.
b6rfer, Sottenbam i'm 0orben unb
Wiaersben i'm Wefen ibre ginmob'
leraabl berboppelt unb berbreifa6i
unb fiuo gu Stdbtsu Bis 100, 900 Gins
mobner angewa9ien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-09

&err 6. s. Miaer, $50. 217 on,
6oufion . straBe bdlt ftets bas bolIs
tOmmenfe 2aser in 3e;9enmateria.
lien, 3apeten, Garben, @las, Spiegel,
gIas, 8iIoerrabmen, Girnifen unb allen
3et9nens unb Nalersu ~tenflien. 2iinf.
lerii9 ausgefibrte 8ilber unb statuet.
ten &c. Rnb in eiuei Reconsideration @als
lerie CUR Inf6t unb gum 9erfauf GUS
geffelt. Sn Sapeten uab 3immerbetos
rationen TT bas @ei9madpoufe uab
WeueRe bnrt au finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-09
sSn &inbereQa .gtpre.

Gde9ou It o II itraBe u. Mbe. s.
1T ioeben ansetommsn: Sin GROCER
gorratb bon &inoer 5 Slippers uub
S6uben BON Is Gents aufmdrts.
Sameu Sizes unb Slippers BON IS
Gents aufmdrts big gu ben feinfen
Aualitdten.
Sas Eager in Samen. unb Derrens
S9ub3eug, bod ooer niebrig gei9nits
ten, nit Der 9anb ober Maidine ses
ma@t, 1T 9roBartig, gu Breiieu, bic
Seoen in @~rftaunen ieBen miRen.
Wer feines unb 3uglei@ b~auerbaftes
S9u9tperf tragen min, taufe i'm Gin.
oereua S9ub.5 Store.
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Sin baufaQiaes @euauer,

Sine Contribution, ipeiac tarh arpnii@e @erbauz
unssbei&merpcn e~ntfrdftet, seidpdAt unp nerp6s se=
tprrben 1T, fam nit &e6t nit elmer baufdaisen, benz
Ginfur5 naben Mtetbsfaferue perSlihen perben.
1lebersrpbe 0etsbartett bes 5emperaments, abnprme
nnb s%runbIpie ~SettemmuAsen, Sppr6pnbrte, Spiterte
unp S&laIDfstett : bas iinb 10 etntse Der ariterten
Der Ncrppftdt. DaS srpBe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Spfetter'8 Masenbttters berubist bas 0erDemiptem,
tnbem es ~basielbe %trdfttst; pteien Dpppelspef erfaat
eS, tnbem eS bic seit6rte @srbauuns pteber beriteat
umh bic aiiimiliruns Der p~ertauten Mabruns bepirtt.
aetn anberes Granddaughter s%arbettet" 70 ~srlnbltf
cper berpirft 10 idneae Suite, alS bas SitterS. Sc lit
etne ppatpmnen 5urerld ifge S6uspebr 9esen Malaria
nnb sefdbrlt6e Mierenleiben nnb betit 5fbrunsen Der
9ebers unb G%insewetbe. Sunftipnen ianeu unb srlnb=
lid. Gerr6ie Geripnen iplten e8 nt9t rerfdunen, tbz
re Gpnitituttpnen nit bteiem ppbltbueneen S9nsmite
tel, bas eine fcrtseieste 9rrbe rerbient, gu b~efeFisen.
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Glue es jesu e~rtf1dittcn 6tau fltnc
nnS gu nilfcn! Gs SIT cine a'tcNicin,
bic tie 5n bci.eit pernIo9, unt Der Seles
haiitr lit poiitiu F!
Der Selcs lit iolsenocr : ivcnn Die
Mebicin bel sir nid)t bic 9tboIfte @irs
fuis erseltgt ilumrbalb elaer 9elpiiien
3sit, hellatlridrigt ioiOrt sic Seriteler
ano empianse bcin gclO o6ne weitcres
inrid = bu pirlt es abcr gan; 9eipiB
ni9t tbun
Die Meoicin lit Oh. Bierce's 6aporite
8rcieription = mo iu@fait alien 6Gucn
BOZ, mci6lidtr Sdpmad)e fat ie iidb ais
bas rid)tise @cilmittcl bcpa6rt.
SIS lit fciu @mtosrmittel. SIS beitt
nid)t alles M09lide = abcr sur Guie
ridpung miiocr, ldywad)er mio nieorrse.
brodrurr TraAen bat eS mebr heigetras
eeu, alS ir9eno Gins Der brfonntel ten
anocrcn 0ieaicamtrte.
$50 lebt bic 5rall, bic nidt bereit 1T,
ts ;i sebraudbcu gaeS, ,uas mir sa
tbaM .prrinosen, 1T ilr DAMON Nodridt
ct sebsu. alcs lltbyisc pollbrin9t Die
Meoiciu.
gerianst : 8rauen. Grfels, lie Sit
@t,nuen. 3wcitols. it 81 sebraNden.
Drittens aber, bird lie scbeilt 5u iOcr<
BEN. Oas glue bat raS &llocre I'M
@eiolsc.
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Galatuabs pbotograpbii9es
Ntelier, SO. Alb Of.6ouItontraBe
liefert enti9ieoeu bic feiniie Nrbeit In
Der Stabt. Ser erte &etou9eur ber
Nnifalt 1T Der noraisli9fe 3anfs
let, Der ie in San Nntouio mar. Ct
NOR cine LANCE &eibe bon Sabren
in ben befien Nteliers beg Norbens unb
Ofens bei6dftigt. Wolt Sbr pirfli9
quite Silber baben, 10 tuenoet guh on
@auapap. Gin 8eriu9 pirb gu9
belebren.