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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-30
Sci es bur6 ben Stabtratb ber Stabt
San Mutonio perorbnet:

Sci es bur6 ben Stabtrotb ber 6tabt
San Nntonio perDrbnet:
5ettion |. Wenn bon iebt ab
tnnerbalb Der Stabtgren3en bon San
Mntonio irgeno Elm seitentpeg bon irs
geub elmer perfon ober ireeno uel9en
perfonen anaelegt, 9ebaut ober repa'
rirt merben ioa. 10 fO0 bas unter ber
NufR4t. 2eitung unb @ontrole beg
fabtii6en Sngenieurs unb ni1t anbers
gefdeben. IS fol- bon nun an fur
Sebermann unb iebe Corporation uns
geiebli9 fein, innerbaIb Der etabt.
srenaer BON San Matonio einen Soften.
meg an3ulesen ober 3u repariren, obne
3uoor ben ftdbtiihen Suseuieur babou
unter geilauer Nngabe bes Srtes uno
Der 3eit, gu uel@er berielbe angeIest
ober reparirt perber foa. i6riftli1 3u
benahrihtigen. IS foG ferner TN.
gefeblih iein fir Sebermantl unb ftr
iebe CORPORATION innerbalb Der @tabts
srenaen BON Gan Nntonie eiten 6eis
tenpes ansulesen Ober gu rspar:ren.
roer ben 8sriud gu MAIDEN. bas au
tbun, obne bic 2situag, bic MufR9t
unb bic gontrole bes fabtii@en Sn.
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M Mer cine White db. Maf9ine
baben mill. tpenbe R9 ON $. %. Grips
am alien plaBe (408 Nbe. E).

g6arleFon in Sub Carolina
wirb i'm DECEMBER eineu oeutiden 8Ir'
germeifter betommen. s. s. Giden bot
NIT PIT stimmen iibsr feinen @egner
Btpan sefiest. Wdbreno bas 9eutl9.
tbum i'm Stabtratbe bisber nur bur1
3tpei ALDERMEN perireten mar, tputben
biesmaI ibrer ieben ermdblt, ndmli9:
Sobn 6. Siebemann, 8. 8dr, 8. s..
Mablfebt, $. 6dsloop, s. Jriscus, 6.
u. @6Bler, s. u. Steiumeper. Sie
dTtefen, o~nseiebenften unb %moblbabenos
TEN Burger @barlefons fn6 Oeutf&e.
Namen ME bic BON 5. s. 8. GlauRen
II. u. baben einen suten 2lane. SIN
~geielisen 2eben balten bic Deuti6en
fef aufammen. Sbr serdumises, eIe.
gantes Glubbaus emit rei9baltiser Sis
bliotbet) 1T Der SammeIpuntt Der
@inbeimifden iOpObl tpie Der aus benz
Nuslanb fommenben, f6 boriberge.
beub in @barIeftpn aufboltenben 6rems
ben. I'm teuti@en Rir6en unb S9us
len LIT tein Mangel unb bic In ben
6dnben BON Seutf9en befinoli9e paI.
metto 8rauerei iorgt bafar. BOB ss au9
an bet leibliden grquidung ni9t febIe.
0eritdbert Guer Gidentbiim BEL @iut Gotf
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@einnbbeit 1T @eidbtb,1sat

Or. &c. MeRs Rerpens nab @ebtrn : aur it Elm
sarantirtes fpeetff9es SetlruitteI fur Spterie, ardms
pft, nerptfe densalsta, 3opfi&merun, uerpbfe ttebers
set3nns une Mbipaunnngy rerurfa&t hurm ben hbers
mdbt5en Genus prn Nltcbpl pber Eahat SHlalrRss
feits Niebersef4Iasenbett uub @etirnerueiAnna, bic
tn XBatufnn ausortet uni, dueemetnee Ggenb, Sie@s
tbum nnb Fob tertetJhtrt. sc 10 ou& eth SetImtttel
sussas BEL SeiSen Gsi9iedtssra, epermatrrr5osa sers
nsfa&t burm SetRtge Ieberanireneuns cber burH
Susenhidnben. Se6e e4a@tel enttdlf BITE aur fur
etntn Wonat. $1.00 BITE G4a4teIt oher 9 .@@a&teIn
8tr sarantireu, ta6 8 G@o9tefn iebea GaH betler
pstbtn: Nit jeter 1enenuns fit 6 S9aAteIn, bic Bel
ms NIT benz yrsife e~inlduft, fenbeu mir BEN Befeler
unfersn 54rtftli4eu @arantie S&ein, bab MIR has
Sch guradi9iden, penu bas NRitteI feine Seiluns bes
Nirft. Gef4e G&tiue iperben nur aueSefent pom
9tts Drus Gtere lGin5t8e Gsenteu) 80. s CAT
Gsntmeres Street. Gan antenfc, Gegas.
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E
vou Der seiu0britd)eu art mto @eiie babsn
bic Serffeuer pon Dr. Bierce's @oloeu
Niebical DISCOVERY ifon la,tge senoriilleit.
sic mifen seua,l, mas ie leiiten touisi =
unb oies garautirem fe. 0ein gelb iuiro
plaftlidl DIR suritderitattet, icbalo baiielbe III
a0eM ans uutbdtiser Sober NIB uireinsm
Blntt eutittbenben arautbeiteu Dir tsiue Sin.
berl v ODER Ssiluus gepahrt. @ine siiuiti,
sers BsSinsuus faun ,uobl NieuianS per-
langer. Nidts anberes, ,uas als Slutreiniser
~anseprisisu, mirb inter dbnliasu Beoiasan'
gen ~berfauft = neil eber nidts antsres nit
IS. 81. 81 pergtidlen iueroen lam.
60 poftiu iider finS Die nit beiufelbeil sr.
,ielten beilsuben 3eiultate, baB bic Serteuer
ben gertauf bsfelben bnrd aue Gpctbe.
Ter, lpie bisber, auf Strobe beoollulddtisenl
epeciea iuirfiam 1T oaiielbe i'll Der Sci.
tung bon edorf, 9als.Slub, 9auteutsiin-
buns, Gotbtuuf, Beulem, &arbnnfeln,
fdlimuieu ausen, Nadensefdfpiiren, urb
anselawoIenen Driieu, &eidipulf NIB
anidwenumsen. Die srobteu eiterigeu
Geidmire beiIen nunberbar idnel bur1
ibren mohltbuenbeu GinfuB. @orlb's 9is.
beufarp MeOical afioctation. 6s3 Maiu
Gtreet, Buffalo, 81. Q.
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Wpti5 fir gtemer5abler .
Office,
5taot 9an Nntonio, 9eras,

~ 0LluUel 1851
@s piro bierbur@ sur RenutniR ge.
bradt, bob bic H~epifionss unb MppeI.
lations'yeb6rbe CUR &idtiefellang Der
Stsusrs4bf6dBunssliiten ON
Munfa8, ben 2. Mptember 1891
3ufammentritt.
Die Bebtrbe tpirO ebenfaas ben
Wertb ales nidt e~ingegebenen gigens
tbunls nod hem BeriGt bes NFefors
fur bos am % 6etruar 1891 beenoete
JistaIfabr, abfhdben.
Die geh5rse bdlt ihre Sibungen tdas
lid BON 8 nbr Morgens Big | u6r
Nadmiitags unb bon 8 bis 5 ubr Nods
mittags (@onntass aussenommen) ab,
bis ole Sifen bur9geieben porben hnb.
BrDan @aIIogban,
Nttefttrt Mapor.
8. q. @Iaubon, Gtabt @lerf.
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Dr.. Hathaway
Sobm 8rDabfout, m. D., Mifittemt.
Specialist oeS CCIestet1S.

Suuse Wdnner.
weI@e In Gplse BON
Suaenb : SEnben
an Nerpenf9wdde
Ietben, ~tbre2ebenss
fraft u~ntersrabeu
BADEN uub tire
Mdnnlt@teit rerlps
rem, fpnten ben Bee
ribmten Or. Sds
tbdwan fpfprt epn=
{uItiren. 8erse5t
nimt, Rerpentrant=
teit (mti ober ebne
Grdume trtre wtfs
| fenf@aftIi@ unb
mad ben neieifen
Methoben betun>
| belt unn NIT benz
srb6ten GrfpIs.
G8 tcmmt nimt
barauf an, Of man
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Cine &eriammluna

neutlder 9amer CUR 8eranftaltung Der
Geflidfeiteu gum Seften Der beuti9 d..
den SbuIe fiuset TOM.
menben eamfag Nadmittag 4 ubr i'm
@afino fatt. Cine redt aablrei6e
getbeiIisung 1T ermini@t.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bas ISps
@enblatt $3.50.
&eifenbe u genten:
s. g. 8ufd5.
10. Sdprobinp.
e . q g.
Sa9es Gbrpmif.
80. Oftpbe r.

80. SftDber.
1918. Sutber fom,mt bon Mussbure mad,
Mittenberg 5urid
1911. @uitap @bolpbs gbronbefteisuns in
S9peben.
1742. Garl bon 9inne, gu Sablun III S1tpe-
ben seboren. (Staturforider.)
1910. ~@ertpanblung Der &lDiter unb anbez
rer eetitliden ettfts9iiter in st~aatsgiter In
Yreuben uro @ufbebung bes Sobanniter>Or
benS.
1913. SdIadt BET 9anau sesen bic Srans
5oien. 8rebe 5lriidsebranst.
1917. Union Der eban9elii9en @erneinben
in 8erlin.
1888. 2eon @ambetta, fran30iifder Staats,
matltt, gebpren.
1854. G~rieOensidluB stpiiden greuben unb
9dnernnrf.
1870. Siesreide @efedte BET Sc 8ourset
boz 8ariS rnb bet 0ijon.
1883. 2orb Sadpile, ensIiI9er @eianbter
1T @~aibinston, tptro bon Der amerifanilden
&esieruns tpesen Snciscreticn in @aibinston
unntDaltm.
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Cine terlprer 8~etpefeae Stunt tpteber.
euf6edt.

Otte betIptett 0etuefette Stunt tpteber.
emfbeft.
ginem In ber Ndbe bon Qebis mob.
nenben S9miebemeifer, Namens 6reb.
Nfarb, 70 theiIt sic Toronto Mail nit,
lit es mad fe9iebn Sabren sebulbiger
Nrbeit unb ununterbro9enen 0eriu@ens
9elungen, cine @eperbsbranGe ipiebsr
IN bas Doiein gu brinserl, tpeI6e Dor
Sauienben Dor Sabren, au Der 3eit, ebe
Der @ebfau6 bes @ifehs unb 6tabls
e%ingefhbrt mar. Den alien 4eapbtern
i@on befannt getpelen, aber I'm 2aufe
Der 3eit tpieber berlDren geeaneen mar,
bic Stunt udmIi9, bas Rupfer au
bdrten unb gu @drfen, 10
baB es fir biefeIben 3uede perueub.
bar tDtirbe. fur tpelGe iebt Glen unb
GtahI sebrau6t uirb.
gr bot bsreits NsSte, Belle unb aris
berpeitige Wetf3euge aus 3upfer be-.
gefiellt, meI9e, mad BEN uribeile BON
GanDerfdnoisen benielben Snfrumen,
ten, bic aus benz beften gtfen uuo Gtabl
angeferti9t finb, ON 6drte, S9drfe &c.
poltommsn glei6heben unb por Iebte.
rem fogar nod ben 8ortbeii poraus ba.
ben, BOB He ni&t benz Soften ausse'
iebt Rnb.
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q Nae Mrten bon Rdb.M ai6ineu
tperben unter leiGten 453ablungs > Ges
binsunsen bertauft bel grps, 4O8
Npe. e.
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glue 0roinan,,

fur bic Nnlage, ben Bau unb bic He.
paratur bon Seitenmegen innerbalb
Der Stabtgren3en BON San Mntonio
uaier Der NufE6t, 2eituug uno Con,
trole BEG itdotii@en Sngenieurs.
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Cine 0roiuau,,

our geitrafune berienisen perionen,
pel1e &c unterlafen ober f9 tpeis
germ, ~an3ubalten, rpen1l He bur9 ben
6Iaageuz ober Signal : Manrl ether
giienbabn on Der Rreu3unsstele Ell,
rer iolden nit elmer StraBe inners
balb Der S%tabtgren3en bon San Mns
tonic boau o~ufseforbert mer6en.
IS fei perorbnet bur9 ben @tabtratb
BET etabt San MntDnin:
Settion l. gs lou in 3ufunft
fir Sebermanr, einerlei ob 5u GuBe, 3u
pferoe, ober in reip. auf einem Wagen
ober Gubrtuert irseno tpel@er Mit. uns
geiebIiG fein, lidt an3ubalten ober f6
3u tpeisern bies au tbuu, ueun bic bee
treffenoe perfon bur9 ben Signal.
ooer Glaeaen > Mann elmer @iienbabn
on Der Greuaungsfteae elmer iol9eu
8abn nit elmer Der @troBen innerbalb
Der Gtabterenaen bon San Nntonio
baau oufgeforbert mirb. Sebe perion,
melde irgeEb cine Der B.ftimmunsen
bieier Orbinan5 nerleBt. ioa zines Iers
sebens fdulbig erahtet unb nod ers
folgter 8erurtheilung burh ben Refors
ber nit elmer @elbhrafe niht unter 5ebn
Dollars $4,000 uno niht iber Sin.
bunbert Dolars ($100.0 0) bsiegt Ders
ben, unb tpenn Diefe @elobuBe nebft
ben Soften ni6t fofort besoblt mirb, 10
ioa bic betreffenbe perfOn nit elmer
0aftErafe BON ni9t mebr als breiBig
Sasen i'm ftdbtif9en @efdnsniB beIest
tperben..
ansenommeu unb sebilist am &C.,
Sftober 1891.
8rpan @alIagban,
Mtteffirt: M0por.
6. g.. @Iaubon, @taots@lerf.
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@- Yancoaf G 5obn inb
bic Nsenten fur bic b~ertibmten Suits
garter @eiunbbeits .nuiertIeiber. Ser.
iu9t fie; fe fnb Die beffeH I'm Martte.
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~ 3~meibunbert Nn3Rge unb breis
hunbert 0ofen au finf3is Gents ON
Dollar. olIes quite Waare, nm 3u r1us
men bel Bancroft & Sobn.
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ar Cine feline 9uspabl bon Often,
Denloen, unterSeug, SoiIette. MrtifeIn &c.
bel paneoaf & Sobn.
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0te ,.0auas gae,ps"

bat foeben cine aeue prefe aufgeffeqt,
bic bon ber .5epmoursB retuer prins
ting preb @ompcnp" In gbicago nod
einem gang neuen prin3ip gebaut 1T
unb bic In Der Stunbe "a, 900 @opieu
elmer a@tfeitiaen obsr IL, 900 @opien
elmer ie@sieitigea 3eitung Iiefert. Die
ptefe lit Elm me9anii9es aunffperf
erifer Rlafe, benn auf ibr f6nneli aud
gu slei9er 3eit atpei BON einanber CANA
unabbdngige 3eitunsen bon bier un6
3w6lf Seiten ). 3. in auei perf9iebenen
6prafen ober cine 3eitung In orei
6arben bereeftslt uerben. Sbre Aus
f6affung III ein Beueis BON Der groBen
Nufage, tpel9e bic vNeps" bat unb
ebenfaas babon, bob bas 3eitunesge.
i@dft I'm Norbeu bes Gtaates elm lob.
nenbes lit. Wir eratIliren unierer
englif9en RolIsgin au ibrem grfoIae,
ben He gum er6Bten SbeiI ibrem eigenen
ilnternebmuussgeift su3uf@reiben bat.
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16r Sur gutes 6ol3, ri9tig genaei.
Ten unb prompte 8eoienung tpenbe mon
R6 On bic Carr @opb Go. Ses
lepbon 1893.
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1Sr Die Morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company bat itets bic belteu
4uffern unD frf@efieu Slide, WiIb &C.
Nle Nuftrdge uerben prompt ausge.
fabrt. SelepbOn go. 81.
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Giienbabn Tabr Ylan,
s. & 6. u. @abm.
ON

s. Il ". ". Sabtt.
Mbfabrt.
Na1 81. Souls bia Sron Mouutain
ober so. 8. & S.. AS Morgens.
Nah ct. 2ouis bio Sron Wountain
Noute ..............6:00 Mben0s.
Rad 2arebo. .9:55 Born.
Mntunt.
BON ct. 9ouis, Sron Mountain & 90.
6. &S..............9.35 Born.
BON st. Qouis, Sron Mountain & M.
6. &S............10.00 Mbenbs.
Bon 2areoo :35 Nadm.
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sar Gertise sn3hse, tpie He idbner
nie mad San Mntonio sebradt muroen;
fiben ME a%nsesoReu. preiie nieoris.
paneoaf & Sobu.
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Sputbern slsacific,8 abm.

Mbfabrt.
Na9 Netp Orleans, Souffon unb Gals
beifon 900 Born. uno 900 Nbenbs.
Mnfunt.
Bon Nem Orleans, 6ouffon unb Sol.
beIon 700 Born. unb $50 Na@m.
Mbfabrt.
0a@ San Graneisco, 81 paiO unb
eagle paB..--.......4 20 9ta3m.
Mntunt.
gon Gan Graaciseo, gl pafo unb
eagle paB ...........8.45 Born.
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e. u. & u. q. 8abm.
Mbfabrt.

Mad @aluefton, Soufon unb @uero
tdgli9 am............9.55 Born.
Rad CORPUS gbrifti, &odport unb See.
billie tdgli9 UNI ........1.30 Natm.
Na6 2errpile tagIi1, ausgencmrlen
Sonntags, I'm ......, 800 Hadnl.
Mntunft.
Bon GalpefoE, 9ouIfon unb @uero
tGgli1 um..-.-......6.4O Mbenbs.
Bon Corpus gbriifi, &odport uno 1ee'
bile, tdglih um......2.55 Wadm.
Bon RerrpiQe tdgIi9, ausgenommen
@onnta9s .9.45 BORN.
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Ssriidert Gusr eissntbum bel elm part.
Mower County transcript., 1891-05-27
A Disastrous Fire.

The fire in the Letter house was sad
blow to the social ambitions of the fam
lily. With one daughter in the height of
bellehood and another having just made
her debut, the Letters had arranged a
social campaign of great splendor. On
the very day that ushered in the short
season Of nine weeks the home was dam
aged by fire. The most pathetic thing
about the disaster was the destruction Of
a part of the Partisan wardrobe of the
young ladies, recently imported at cost
of $4,000.
Poor Mamie Letter, bundled out OF
bed and the house in great haste, caught
a glimpse Of a number Of her blackened
and burned Worth gowns, and straight
way went into Mysteries. At the house
Of Mr.. Rock, a neighbor, she lost all con.
troll of herself for time and filed the
air with her lamentations. Her grief
was short lived, however, and she is now
as gay and charming as ever in the full
whirl of Washington society. The rental
paid by Mr.. Letter to Mr.. Blaine has
been generally overstated. When Mr.
Letter took the house hedid pay $11, 500
a year, but when the lease was renewed
some time ago the rental was reduced tc
$4,000 year and the taxes and insurance,
or $500 in all.-Washington Cor chi
cagO Herald
Mower County transcript., 1891-05-27


What is the matter with the Al
bert Lea folks, any how? They
seem to have the s'hypo" in regard
to Austin. Every time anyone
sneezes in Austin they think it is
laundering. For example, read the
following from the Albert Lea En-
terprise:
At last the festive residents OF Austin haye
come to the conclusion that it is fact that
the summer races of the SoutherH Minnesota
Trottiug Circuit will take place in this city
July and T. and in the clay bank town July Z
and g. but not until after the secretary of the
association mad allowed it to be advertised
all over the north vest that Austin would
have the former dates. There was nothing
gained for them by so doing but it is char
acteristic of that place.
Austin is satisfied with the dates
assigned by the circuit. Why should
not Albert Lea be content?
Mower County transcript., 1891-05-27
SiXTY-ONE ROUNDS.
The Jacsson-Corbett Match Resulted in
q Victory for Neither Nan.

The Jac'sson-Corbett Match Resulted in
Victory for Neither Man.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 22.-The great
fstic encounter between Peter Jackson,
colored and heavyweight champion of
Australia, and James Corbett, Califor-
MAS young prize fighter, for $40, 900, of
which 81 800 goes to the loser, came off
before large and enthusiastic audience
in the gymnasium of the California
Athletic club. The contest was fought
with fve-ounce gloves under Marquis of
Queensberry rules. jackson was the
favorite in the betting all day, as he has
been from the start. He was at the
long end with wagers standing at 100 to
is, but there was little betting done,
Corbett money being somewhat scarce.
The men entered the ring shortly after
9 o'clock, jackson being seconded by
Sam Fitzpatrick and Bill Smith and
Corbett by John Donaldson, Billy De-
laney and Harry Corbett. Hiram Cook
acted as referee. The fight started out
Decidedly Lively and Scientific,
the honors for the first twenty rounds
being evenly divided, Jackson appear
ing, If anything, the fresher. jackson
worked hard and landed several light
blows on Corbett's jaw and ribs, but
Corbett's agility saved him from severe
punishment. In return Corbett got in
several pretty stiff blows on Jackson's
wind. During the next ten rounds Cor
bett came to the front, forcing his
opponent to the ropes several times and
apparently working for knock out.
jackson rallied in the thirty-second and
t0Ok tho q oorrosSiva From that tn tho
Mower County transcript., 1891-05-27


The English Shipmasters' association
has proposed that cooking school for
ships cooks should be established. Hith-
erto the one qualification for the post of
cook in the merchant service has been
to be negro. It is true that occasion
ally a Spaniard or other nationality of
exceptionally dark complexion has been
shipped as cook, but such exceptions
have rarely had the appreciation of in
telligent seamen. So, too, if the cook
has accidentally gone overheard the cap
tain has been compelled to detail the
most worthless of the sailors to act as
cook; but this has been done of necessity
and not Of choice. The proposal to es-
tablish cooking schools shows that the
old fashioned cook, whose ,nly concep-
ton of cooking was limited to boiling
or in the case Of exceptionally dark
cooks, to boiling and frying-is doomed
to vanish.
The modern sea captain desires the re-
fnements of shore cookery, and bankers
for "manevilins." Possibly ne dreams
of game suppers prepared from cooped
partridges, and perhaps pudding more
recondite than the simple duff of the sea
would meet his views. The old fash
ioned captain is being driven from the
ocean by steam, and it is perhaps fitting
that the old fashioned cook should fol-
low him. It is even possible that the
"tramp" of the future will carry as a
cook a young woman who has just
graduated from a cookery school and
who will ornament the galley with
flower pots.-Paris Herald.
Mower County transcript., 1891-05-27
What Asafetida Is.

Asafetida is a gum derived from the
root of a plant which grows in Persia,
Afghanistan and other parts Of Asia.
The. root is cut, and thick, milky juice
exudes, which, when dried, gives the
asafetida of commerce. The overpower-
ing, offensive smell is due to volatile
oil, which can be removed by dissolving
the gum in alcohol and distilling the
compound. Disagreeable as it is to
western olfactories, in Persia and many
parts of the east it is used as a condi-
ment for food.-St. Louis Globe-Demo-
crat. ... @~-
Mower County transcript., 1891-05-27
When shewas Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria-
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
A Mechanical Wonder.

The Decoration Day issue of the
Albany, n. Y. Telegram will be the most
original, unique and popular paper ever
presented to the American public. Moth
ing like it ever attempted by newspaper
in the nineteenth century. AS mechan-
ical wonder and military library there
will be nothing to even compare with it
issued in this country. 1t will be printed
on red, white and blue paper and consist
of 16 pages. If there IS no agent in your
town you can have the paper mailed to
you at 5 cents copy.
Mower County transcript., 1891-05-27
THE ECONOMY OF PROHIBITION.


Would Do for the Country.
A tremendous stimulus and boom in
every branch of trade and in every de-
partment of industry to startle the world
with it's tsextraordinary advantages would
certainly follow prohibition of the liquor
traffic.
Besides this marvellous increase in the
business Of the country great reduction
of taxes would inevitably follow the
moral and social revolution.
The immense expanse of our courts,
our police and their accompaniments,
prisons, lunatic asylums. poorhouses, re-
formatories and many other depart
| ments of charities and corrections, is due
in a very large proportion to the raw
ages on society caused by the liquor
| traffic.
| Probably not less than one-half of the
present taxes both in city and country
are required to protect society from the
! depradations of this destructive business
! of liquor selling.
The Unsuitable appetite for alcoholic
beverages has become juggernaut of
passion leading to a holocaust Of waste
| and destruction, so that the business and
material aspects of this question of pro-
hibition is astounding, in fact is over
whelming.
The great question of the economy of
| prohibition therefore has very wide,
significant and formidable compass, cov-
ering every department of business, and
in fact includes our whole civilization,
whether applied to the beautiful in art,
the utilities of industry, the benefit of
education or the necessaries of life.
The large proportion of the peoples
earnings carried by this insidious mael-
strom of temptation, to be swallowed up
into it's vortex of destruction, is simply
an awful waste, colossal, wanton
waste. War, pestilence and famine of
the past centuries have not equaled this
waste Of the peoples energies.
In an intelligent and careful considera-
ton of this destruction of the peoples
earnings how the mind is staggered
with the magnitude of the cost Of the
| liquor traffic! How awful is the effect
| of this blighting curse on the wage earn
ers of the people! How surely has every
man, woman and child to share and en-
dure the burden Of this terrible jugger-
naut Of passion, crime and misery!
| A careful estimate Of the cost Of alco-
holic beverages has put this amount at
eleven hundred millions Of dollars an
nually in the United States, and then
certainly another eleven hundred mill
ion is required to take care Of the inevi-
table consequences Of this terrible war on
the lives and health of the people, be-
sides the appalling, stupendo'1s waste of
the peoples earnings. Twenty-Five hun
dred millions of dollars of the peoples
hard earned money-all gone to satisfy
the terrible cravings Of a vicious appe-
! tite, to burn, corrode and consume the
bodies and destroy the minds and morals
of the people.
If through prohibition these thousands
of millions could be put into the regular
channels of trade, if we could have this
vast amount of money spent for the or
binary necessaries and luxuries of life,
! what a tremendous boon and impetus
the country would have in every de-
partment Of our industries!-W. Jen-
| nings Demorest in Woman's Temperance
| Work.
Mower County transcript., 1891-05-27
Oldest Mason Dead Again.

BURLINGTON, Vt, May 2255.-John B.
Hollenbeck, who was lieutenant in
the war of 1912, died Sunday, aged SO
years. He was the oldest Mason in the
world, having been initiated in 1913.