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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-04
MNerlet.

- Die @aFno.g eieuf9aft beranfals
tet am 6amstag Mbenb eine Nbenb'
INTERCHANGEABLE Iebte ber Gaifon-
nit Rrda3@en. Gas 9rosramm. mel.
DIES ba3u aufeefelt tporoen If lit Elm
3iemli9 rei@baItiees unb bieiet Snfru.
meatals unb 8ocal > pieeen in euter
MuspabI.
- 6err 90. Mtutb bat fd elm rteues
@Drnet 3uselegt; elm pra@tbolIes Su>
frument init berrli@em Son, bas bic
bibl9e Sumi1e bon $3.50 toFet.
- 0orbereitungen ueroen getrofen
unb @eloiammlungen beranffaltet fir
bic unterbaItuug Der Nitglieher ber
Travellers Protective Association of
America, bic bemnd@ff ouf einiee
Sage In San Mntonio D~erlpeilen
uerben.
&i9ter Gleming nirb am Sons.
tag bic Mnflagen unterfu9en, tpeI9e
90. 6dnnob, Der ebemaIige gIerf
In her Office 6es Nubitors COOPER, ees
gen bic MaHenpermalter bet 9ranfa8>
paB . 8abn erbebt. Niefe Nntlageu
ouf unreselnldBisteiten Der sr6bs
fen Mrt.
- Scr. 90. Garrett, in Der Ndbe Der
GtaSt ~tpobnbaft, bra6te ON Wittmo9
bic erften Npriiofen gum Martte. Sic
iDlen bic California GruGt iibertrefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-04
@einmbbeit 1T @eidtbmt,t

Or. g. g.. Wels Merpens unb @ebirn : aur 1T Elm
sasanttrtes fpeeHFf@e8 Setlmtitef fur 9gaerie, Rrdms
pfss uerrbfe Neuralgia 8cpffmmer5en, neEp6fe uebers
rel5nnB NM Nbipannnne, rerurfaht bur@ ben hbers
m6bi3eu Gennb bon MfptpI cber Eabaf G@Iaflc5ias
telts MieterseiaIasenbeif uue @ebirrerneihuns, bic
in @abnftnn dusartet unb aleemetnes GtenS, Siems
thuf1 unb 1pb berbetfhbrt. Gs lit aud Elm Setlmittel
FpteuB Sci seiben GefAIeGfera, epermaterrtpea, Sers
urIA@t bnr4 Setjibe 1ieberanFrensuns cher burn
Sneenbihuben. Je6e Smantel entbaIf bic Rur far
etnen Mpnat. 500 bte S@aMteI, cber 6 G9aMteln
fht $ 100, bnr6 bic BOP sesen &inienbuns bes Breiles.
Wir earnnttten, bnB 6 G@a@tsln feben Eau beiler
ueEben. Mil ieber @eaeaung fir 6 G@a@teln, bic Bel
uns NIT BEN Yretie ~etnIduff, knhen mir BEN Beleuer
anfsren f9rtftliaen @arantie : G@eiu, bab mir has
sen turhdi9iden, penn bas Naittei feline Seiluns Bee
MtfLts GDl@e S4eine perben nnr aussefeut pom
G4tp Drug Stpre QGtnsge NSenteu) SO. 8 CAT
&ommeree Street, Gan Mntrntc, TeJas.
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ans Mertfp.

@ie bic .Nep Oorter -6anbelss
3eituuss beri9tet, fol- fG In ber 6aupt.
ltabt Nerito elm ensIiI@sbferrei9if@es
G9nbifat our neberuabme Der 6taatss
Gnleiben eebiIbet baben.
= Der 6D,tf@ritt Der Nrbeiten ap
Der G@iFseiieubabn bon 9ebuontepec
tDirb bur@ anbalteuben Reeen, fouie
bur9 Observation-Disclosures fart beeins
trd&tigt unO gebemmt.
= Der meritaniI9e gongreB bot f@
Dertagt, obne BEN prdRbeuteu bic 8oIs
ma@t 5u geben, giienbabn . Gonceifo.
men 30 ertbejlen, ME bas In friiberen
S:obren geI@ab. Bon Geiten Der Mns
bdnger bes prdRbenten Dias uirb bes
bauptet, BITE Grf9wsrung Der grlans
aung bon giienbabnsgoncefRDne ent.
fpre@e bOlHidnbis ben Mtnf@eu beTeI,
ben, ba CT Is I'm Snterefe bes 2anoes
geboten eraGte, tuerrt bic @ifenbabn.
6pefuIationeu auf m6eli@if enge @rens
sen bei@rdntt bIieb.u.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-04
Die ftaatltd5e Werimdb8=8mderplautaae
BET Ntd1mpn0.

ueber bic A Meilen 6ffli@ BON &iGz
monb liegenbe 8eriuns . 3~uderplaris
tage, pel1e Der Staat 3eras befibt unb
our@ feline 3a@tlinge ~bearbeitet, giebt
Der fdbioe 8ertualter bsrfelben, Rapitdr
s. &. &anfcm. bic folgenben intereis
fnnten Nitibeiluusen:
Dos Slid Ganb, tporauf fe angelegt
if, tpurbe I'm Sabre 1886 angetauft
unb es umfaBte $500 Nfer, 3u tpeIden
fpdter nod 318 Mder binsu ertuorben
tuurbsn. Der @eTammtpreis fur bas
Qanb belief fd auf $31. 424. Bon
ben 2500 5uerft ~aHsefauften Ndern
tparen 1900 getldrt unb 800 unter Be-
arbeitnng. Sn oieiem Nugenblide Be.
trdgt bic 3abl Der Nder, tpel@e unter
BEN pfuge finb, 1900, unb Der @rnte.
grtras bes lebten Snbrss = 1890 -
sffelIte ft@, tpie folgt: an 3ufer 1867
900 9funb, nobel 3u bemerteu lit, baB
bon ieben 1000 pfunb 3uder elm Sob
Wplakes getpDnnen mirb, i'm gan3en
iomit 1400 Gdfer; onf 800 nit 8auras
DoQe belfeQteu Mderr tpurben $50 BaIs
len bes genannten Gtapelartitels geertt.
tet; auf tueiterei1 400 gdern iuur6en
IA, 600 4uibel Meli9forn geaoeen.
Nus Dem @elbertrog Der 6arm fnb
ni@t BLOB ale Rolten bes Betriebes bes
fritten, fouOerr es 1T nod Elm &einges
mimi bon $4,000 in runber Summe
er3ielt tuorben. 6hr bas Iaufenbe
Sabr fnb bic grnteousR9ten Big iebt
gut.
Sas Nrbeits > 95esfonal beitebt aus
$50 3h@lIineen. tpel@e iRsseiammt
9lrbeitssM sdterial .3tueiter 0IaRe@ finb,
baIb inDaIi6, Iabme &C., mitbin aus
2euten, peI@e inuerbaIb Der 6taois.
eefdnepiBmanern teine uubenbrinsenbe
8~ertuenbung iuben unb aud uiGt aus.
gemieibet tperbeit fbnuen. 6unbert ges
funbe. boltrdEtige Nrbeiter tuiirbeu i'm
Stonbe fein, bos glei@e NrbeitsmnB 5u
Iiefern. ME bic $50 2rtppel iebt Iiefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-04
Gin pabres g1uuSer.wRtttel.

Mr. Srart SufmaniS ein iunser Mann prn Burlinss
ton, Sfts, c%cnftatirt, bab ct unter Der 8ebanhIuns
pom tret berpprrasenben Ner3ten mar, bic beibe nimt
I'm Gtanbe paren, eiue geferuns jetnes Ge5unbbeitss
S~uffanbes berbettufhbren, g. ~erfIdrten, 6ab er an
G9pinbfuMt lite, unh bab ibrn nt@t mebr ju belfeu
Eudtss 8 siImitt sI IL 's se5s ss V 81 m srai SeS sSUn ~
elmer 3et, ais er ni@t TN Gtanbe mar, quer tber bic
Gtrabe tn seben, Dhne f@ unteriress ansturuten. Gbe
ct nar etue babe GIaf@e sebrauht Bate, faub er, bab
Ct fM nett mcbIer befinbe. CT ieste baber ben @ez
br1uM fort anb erfreut fM beut bes beften Rphlleins.
GDer an benz gals Dber ben acknowledgement leibet,
made etneu gerfuG hainit. Bir gorantiren rpue 8es
friebigunS.
MrcbeEaf9en fret BET alien Gpptbetern. SIN @boIes
iale BET Dretb, TAcmpfpn & Go. in Gan Gntpnip, Teg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-04
Ser &eidtbum D0tt Of.3eraS ant
fuerthnpllen WuBh6laerff.

Der JtetdDtButtt 000 SNs3eEAS AT
tuertbDOaen Watb6l5ern.
DAB Der of. teraniI9e WaIbbiffriti
aud beionbers reid an barten 9tubb6ls
germ 1T, bic fhr bic Decentralization,
bic @telma9erei unb bic gnfertigune
bon lanbmirtbi@aftli@eu Wert3euseu
auer Nrt bon bobem @ertbe fub, ba'
ben mir ror Gin paar Sagen f9on er'
pdbut.
0or Sturgeon bat nun Der @oriebe,
ber M6bel' unb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a'
brit In Beaumont, Scr. 5. u. Nau
Bustirt. f@erli9 ein Mann, Der @rfab.
rung, RenntniB unb l1rtbeil In Dem be-
treffenben Ga@e befbt, eine nnteriu'
9ungsfabrt BON elm paar 3agen In Der
umeeaenb bon Conn bluff genaa6t,
UNI t@ bic bort borbanbenen Nrten bon
6artboI3 an3ulebeu. unb tbeilt uber bas
grgebniB ieiner &eiie, mic folst, nit.
e@on In BET @egenb BON 6Datt fano
er iobiel 6apon, baB er In ben 6tanb
geleBt tpurbe, eiuen Nuftrag fir bic Ste
feruns BON brei gtfenbabnpasen $ So
bungen Mugnolias9 ol3 aa geben. Bon
9patt ging ct barauf nod @olmesneil,
no ct f6 einen Der erfabreniten
rWolbfunoisen" gum 6tbrer nobm.
3wet bis brei Sage burdforf9te er mil
ibr1 ben I'M 9omn Bluff berumliesenbe
Diffrift unb fanS bort 10 bor3agli@es
Nubbot3. ME er es peitli@ bonn Mif=
Rfippt>N ieberlanb niernals au feben cts
tpartet bate.
bort tparen" - 10 iaet er = ybie
f66nften gl9en unb Summit. (SupelIo)
Ddume, bic mir ie 3H @efi9te gefom'
men Rnb elm paar bon ben lebteren
batten 6 SUB TN Surdmefer; bic
Gtdmme uaren 60 bis 20 SUB bod.
pbne Mefe 3u baben, unb 10 grabe ges
tpa@ien, ME @epebrldufe. gs giebt
bort Milionen unb aber MiQionen bon
@ummi., gf9en., MasnoIiens. gis
@ens unb Sidorp. 8dumeu, unb ans
beren barten Nubb6l3ern, tpel6e obne
groBe Mhibe nod benz Ne9es=GluB ge>
f9aft perben t6nnen. Mir tperben
feline S9pieri8feit boben, bon bort 10
bel 6artbola, ais mir INNER n6tbig boz
ben, au berbdltniBmdBig biligen Prei.
fen nod unlerer Gabrit gu brinsen.
9as Qanb, worauf bieies 9ola iiebt. lit
gum $beiI In Der 6ano BON bona fide
N~niebIern, geb6rt gu einem an6eren
She'll aber ber 0ouitru gait anb Mefs
Seras 8abn unb elm paar 2anbfpetu'
Ianten."
9err Bustitf bat betrd@tli9e 8eiteIs
lunsen eema9t unb ertpartet f@on i'm
1d6iten Wonat 9ol5 bon bortber 3u be-
tommen.
DAB es ni@t lanse bauern pjrb, big
aud btefer reide Gunoort bon tuertb.
bouen 0artb6Iaern our regelmdBigen
Iusaubuns tommt, brau@t faum sefast
5u tperben.
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electric 8itters.

Diefes Seilmittel 1T 70 poblbetannt unb 70
popaldr 9etpcrben, Dab es faum nod beiOnberer
grudbnung bebari. aQe, bic es iemals &c.
brau9ten, ftimmen nit Elm in fein COB. Cine
reinere Mebietn siebt es nidt, unb es uiro 60.
rantie %seleifet, 6aB fe allies leitet, mas mon
bon ibr beripridt. electric Bitters beilt ale
2eiben ber 2eber anb Der s~tieren, eS e~ntfernt
@efdpiire, NusidIas, Gal3fuB unb anbere
GeIgen u~nreinen 8Iutes. @s treibt bas Sra.
larta. Gieber aus benz Sbtem, beuet bemfeIben
bor unb beiIt e. felbf in ben bartn1digften
Gduen. 60 eurirt 8opfi9meraen, 8lutanbrans
mad benz Ropfe unb Weisrdne. 8erfu9e baS
Gleetrie Bitters Seilun9 wirb sarantirt. ODER
bas @eIb auridse3ablt. @reis per Glafde 50
Gents un6 81 in allen Npotbeten. @bolelale
bel Dreib, Gbompion & 60.
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p@- DFices3immer Su bermietben BET
6bafer & 8raben, plumbers,
20 MeF. Commences trabe.


u. 2emp unb o. g. @rOesbed on
2Onis 6eisIer. @runbitide (6artmels
place) $500.
6. MOfes uno 8. 90. MoB on SEQ.
so. Maberid, 800 Mder BON Sames
9aplors SinterlaKeuf@oft. $400.
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Mmset9e fitr Gomtraftoren.

@ei fe9elte Nnsebote werben sebfnet
Der6en ain
gamfta9;, ben ID. SUM-, Wprmittaas
10 1tbr,
bon Seitsn beg @ountp : @eri9tss fir
bic Wsgrdumung bes Gebdubes auf
benz fir bas neue County @Durts 6aua
beiiimmten 8auplabe, BON Der Quinta>
5traBe bis aur 6ali@en Mauer bes
Central 6teIs.
pIdne unb anbere Snformationen
finS su erlansen In Der Office ber Mr,
6itetten 8orbon & 2aub i'm Smiib.
@ebduEe 7-15.
San NntOniO, 8. SUM- 81.
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NDti5 fir gtemer5abler !

Dos @eri@t ber gountp. gommiKdre
bon Bernr Gountp tuirb als Gteueraus.
elei9ungsbebbroe ("Board of Equalizs
ation") ON Montag ben s. Stunt, UNI
10 ubr 8Ormittaes i'm Court. 9auie gu
San NntOnio aufammentreten unb tpirb
In Sibung Derbleiben, Bis ole porlies
geaben @ei@dfte erleoi9t inb. Iae
Dieieni9en, nelde meinen, baB iie 81
bod abgef9dBt feien, meroen bierour6
eriu9t. lore 8ef6merben in Der bonn
@eiebe pOrgefGriebenen @eiie pOrau.
bringen, unb 3uar on benz geAannten
Gage cher fobalb als irgenb m6sli6
na9ber.
8erbfentli@t auf Nnorbnune DER
County @ommiRdre.
Gas @erieben nit meiner Inter.
CGNl f9rift unb Nmis 3. Siegel,
San Nntonio, Seras, ben 81. Mai,
1891.
Shah. %. Smith
@le,t' bes @ountps@ eri9ts bon 8erar
Gountp.
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9ann fommen:

@robbritannisn unb Srlan6 nit. .47,S61,5 s4
Ser. Staaten Norbs9lmerlfaS nit 81 ,460,978
Selerretds l1ngarn nit. ........ l3, 142,429
8elsien nit. .1O,165,581
Sranfreih nit. 1882, 954
&mblanb NIT 3,763,554
SGnertarf nit. 1000. 600
SDlldnb nit. 1881, 408
SApeis nit. 1,O33,OO0
Gieran reiben H1 bic iibrigen 6taas
ten, beren proDuttion aber niGt erbebs
lid ms @emi9t fdlt. Die eeiammte
Bier. probustion ber Melt be3iffert fi9
auf 40, coo, 900 6e.toI,ter pro Sabr.
Nuf ben Robf Der 8epblterung ma&t
ties idbrli@ etlpa AZ Bitter. gs 1T bier
uatirIi9 nur bic 8ebblterungsaobl,
tpel9e ouf bic an Der probuttion be-
tbeilieten 2dnber entfdlt, In Bers@nung
ge3ogen.
9aB 9eutiGIanb nit ieiner gepaltis
gen 8ierprobuttion. an ber Spibe mar,
f1irt, tam tpobI ni9t aufaneab er'
lGeinen, ba es ia bas StammIan5 Der
Bierbrauerei III unb nd9ft England
aud bic erfie STEELE i'm gr2ott Elm.
nimmt. Die beutf9en 8iere berbanteu
ibre 8eboraugung am MeItmarfte Dor
allen ibrem boben MaI3gebalte, fopie
Der fd6nen, benz @barofter bes 8ierea
entlpre@enben Garbe, bur9 neI@e he
f@ aussei@nen. Rad unb nod biirs
CERT i@ bieies maIjrei9e, tbeils soIb'
farbige, tbeiIs 6unfle Bier iiberan ME,
Der Elm, bic In nsaerer 3eit eingeftibr.
ten Iei6ten Biere mebr unb inebr ME-
ber ber~ordnger5. gs IN bies Elm GAM
naturgemdBer Horgang; benn Bier ali
9abrungss unb @enuBmittel fol teint
Mobefa@e fein, bieImebr ioll unb muf
Der gbaratter bei1elben fi@ beutli9 II
Garbe unb @ef@mad ousprdsen, MID
minber' aber ou@ in benz MaloeebaIi'
gum Mus6ru6 tommen. Nur elm fol-
DIES Bier mirb R9 auf bic Dauer mt
grfoIg bebaupter t6nnen.
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Moti5
In 8esm8 amf @mnbessteuer.
Office bes @itp Collectors. |
Sun Mntnnin. 20. Nfai 1891. [

DfFte beg @li1 @0Helf0rs.
Sun NHtonio, 20. Wtoi 1891.
Sunhe.g isentbamer tDerben bierbur1
aufgeforbert Dor benz Is. SUM- 1891
bic feFfgeieBte 0unbeifeuer i'm 8etrase
pnn so Gents fit ieben Suno 3u ent,
ri6ten. Mit 6unben. wel9e nod benz
gsnannien Datum Obne Steuermarfe
auf ben 5traBen aufsefangen merbsn,
Mrs in ber bur@ BAG @sfeB aneeorb.
neten @eiie berfabren uerben.
2antleute, tpel9e ibre Gunbe nit
R9 Sur 5tabt brinsen, mifen bieielben
6i9l BET ibren Gubrmerfen balten.
CD. &if6e IT,,
gitD Collector.
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Npti5 fir g~temer5abler.
San Nntonio, 80. Mai ~. ]
Office beg StaOt Nfehcrs,

~ .
3ampmanu. Gebdube, 3immer 40. }
Die 8trser tperben bierbur9 bena@s
ri@tist. baB bic ftdbtif@en Steuer=gin,
f9dBungs=2iffen nit Der Nngabe oes
fteuerbaren gigentbums (peribnli@en
mie Grunbeigentbums) fur 0as nit benz
l.. Mdra 1891 be9innenoe Gistal.Sabr
ieBt boleuoet Hnb unb Bis gum 81. Suli
1891 our algemeinen @inii@t Ohen aus
liegen tperoen.
NIe bierpon betrOKenen perionen
tuerben bierour@ bbHi9t eriu6!, R9
bel benz unter5ei@neten 3u melben unb
lit neuerpFi6tiges @igentbum an3uge.
ben, uie es bas Geieb unb bic beftebens
ben fdbtii@ea 8erorbnuusen %Uerlaneen.
@ufab Gra d.
Stdbtffer Nfefor.
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"a Wenoet gu9 an 6bafer &
8raben. plumbers. fhr Office
Ndumli@teiten. go. 20 Weff Cons
rierce . StraBe.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-01
Oakland Items.
Q Tobacco Leaf-Chronicle.l
7
May q. d&w,tf

To the Tobacco -Chronicle.I
Crops are looking fine in this sec
ton noW-corn and tobacco es-
pecially. Wheat harvest is over
and threshing will begin in a few
days. The yield will not exceed last
year much, from what some farmers
say.
The fine fish pond of DIR. w. ID.
Chambers sprung a leak somewhere
and all of the water has all gone out,
leaving the fish. 1t is considerable
loss to him, as it afforded him stock
water.
Elder f. w. Smith, pastor of the
Oakland congregation, preached to a
very large and attentive congregation
both morning and evening at that
place yesterday.
Wallace Wood and sister, Mrs.
Leila Thurman, and Jack TOrian
and wife paid Mrs. George B. Han
cock a flying visit last week.
Miss Pearl Tut, of the Trenton vi.
entity, is visiting relatives on Spring
creek.
The moonlight was enjoyed very
much at Mr.. r.. w. Jeffrey's last
Thursday night by those who were
present.
Miss May Wood spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. G. b. Hancock,
Mrs. Cord Webb spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. b.
Hackney, and attended preaching at
Oakland Sunday.-Misses May and
Allie Wood will return home next
Saturday. II. ID. Hamill and wife,
of Bowling Green, KY, are spend
ing few days with G. d. Mimms'
family this week. JACK.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-01
Evening vsiasss-l,ll Chronicle,
is CEN S PER WEEK.
BRANDON BARKsDALE, Props.
Gov. Buchanan and Mcdowell.

WV 0ucHdnhn anu AnCOOWSlls
We do not coincide with the severe
criticisms of some papers Of Gov. Blu
chanan on account of McDowell's ex-
posure. Mr.. Buchanan has clean
record as a straight Democrat. He
was nominated and elected on
Democratic platform; he has not de-
parted from it by word, act or deed,
but has so far made a good Governor.
OF course Mcdowell did more than
any one else, or all else, to secure his
nomination and election. 1t was con-
coded on all sides that the Governor
owed him something, and the best
position in his gift that Mcdowell
was capable of filling. Nc
DowelI stood well as a Demo-
Graf and the Governor could
not have known any more about his
Arkansas record than other Demo-
Gratis knew. In fact there was
scarcely one In the State who be-
lieved it until the American brought
out the overwhelming testimony.
II the Governor had not at the time
and under the circumstances recog-
nized his services, he would have
been criticised as an ungrateful,
treacherous man to his friends. Now
Mr.. McDOWell's commission as coal
inspector of Nashville is dated for
two years, and the Governor has no
power, right or authority under law
to withdraw, recall or demand it in
the form of resignation and
Mcdowell is simply liable on
his bond for neglect or abuse
of the Office. Moreover it was under
stood that the Governor wanted to
appoint him to q different Office Of
more honor and work, but less remu-
neration, but recognizing his obliga-
tons he allowed Mcdowell to take
his choice, and then told him
(McDowelD that he considered his
debt Of gratitude paid and his obIiga-
tons at an end. Doubtless the Gov
ernor feels keenly the reprOach this
man has brought upon his admins
tration, but he cannot help it, nor
could he have foreseen it. The Gov
ernor has not yet signified his purpose
to quit the Democratic party or do
anything else mean or undignifed.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-01
From Sango.
To the Tobacco Loaf-Chronicle.

To the Tobacco Leaf Chronicle.I
The farmers are happy; plenty of
rain and the tobacco in fine condi-
ton.
A moonlight" was given by
Miss Maggie Woodson on the 10Th
ult. Miss Maggie understands the
art of making her guests enjoy them
selves.
Mrs. s. e. Halliburton, who is al.
ways ready to do something for the
good Of others, gave a ''sociap' We'd
nesday night. The Sango band
played some of its best music on that
occasion.
Bethel Sunday school at this place
has one hundred and ten scholars.
The scholars expect to buy Sunday
school library at an early day.
Miss McAllister, a charming young
lady from Union City, is visiting the
Misses Rudolph.
Mrs. VIM. Crouch, who fell and
hurt herself some time ago, is now
able to walk with the aid of crutches.
Mrs. Ann Woodward is quite ILL.,.
She is not expected to live.
Our young physician, DR.. Howser,
has been very busy for the last month.
The TOBACCO LEAF-CHRONICLE is
always a welcome visitor in our
homes. Xxx.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-01
To be Speedily Finished.

The Nashville & Knoxville rail-
road is to be pushed through from
Cookeville to the fine coal mines in
the mountains of East Tennessee in
the next twelve months. President
A. j. Crawford and other mem
bers of the company and
owners of the coal mines
left Nashville yesterday for Lebanon
to go over the line. This line will
help GAINESVILLE, as it will strike the
finest coal and coke region in the
world-the same vein of coal that
crops out along the Cumberland
which we are trying to reach by lock
ing and damming the river.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-01
HappV Hoosiers.

VIM. Timmons, Postmaster of Ida
vile, Ind, writes: Electric Bitters
have done more for me than all other
medicines combined, for that bad
feeling arising from kidney and liver
trouble. John Leslie, farmer and
stockman, of same place, says
"Find Electric Bitters to be the best
kidney and liver medicine, made me
feel like new man" j. W. Gard
ner, hardware merchant, same town,
says: Electric Bitters is just the
thing for man who is all run down
and don't care whether he liver or
dies; he found new strength, good APP
petite and felt just like he had n new
lease on life. Only SOC. a bottle at
Owen Il Moores drug store. 2
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-01
Dance at the Cave.

A large crowd attended the open
ing german at Dunbar's last night.
Dancing commenced at 8 o'clock and
continued till midnight. The music
by the Italian band was leading
feature and added greatly to the sue
cess of the occasion. The delightful
change in the weather dissipated the
discomfort Of heat, and a general
good time characterized the occasion.
The dance platform is new wrinkle
that pleases everybody.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-01
Keeping Up Appearances.

Idaho water may fail as a remedy
in some instances, but there is moth
ing in this world that excels it in
keeping up appearances. Nobody
knows this fact better than your
Uncle Peter. Keeping up appear
ances is but little short of success, and
a great deal better than failure. 1t
affords much satisfaction. There can
be no mistake in drinking Idaho
water, and especially now.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-01
Thousands Poisoned.

In recent work on Heart Diseases
DIR. Franklin Miles, the noted special
list, gives many new and startling facts
Thousands of people are slowly poi.
soning themselves, weakening theil
hearts by the use of tea, coffee, tobac
co and alchohol. These are heart
whips, causing it to beat rapidly, thus
gradually wearing it out, producing
shortness of breath when exercising,
pains in side and shoulder, hungry
and faint spells. Finally heart failure
and sudden death. For weakened and
irrtated hearts the press everywhere
highly recommend the New Heart
Cure discovered by DIR. Franklin
Miles, which is for sale at Owen &
Moore's. s