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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-09-24

he greatest good to the greatest

the greatest SOOu 10 the greatest
number.
A bone of contention seems to be
fear that farmers, Alliancemen, will
monopolize all the public offices. Such
fear is ungrounded. 1t matters moth
ing to them whether a public official
is even eligible to membership in their
order, but it does matter greatly
whether he advocates measures which
they believe to be for the best interests
of the public.
The Alliance yard-stick, as it was
aptty called year age, is very good
rule, not as a party measure, however,
but as a means of predetermining the
course any prospective officer may be
expected to pursue. 1t is not the
fault Of those who apply the rule that
the cloth is too short, nor does it add
strength to their cause to stretch the
goods to make it fit the measure, as
many think was done in the case Of
the last elected United States repre-
sentative. Goods stretched out of its
natural texture is not apt to wear we'll.
1t is better to use tact in applying the
measure, and any man who wishes
the support of those who hold the
yardstick can very easily add a few
more yards to his cloth, if he fears the
test, and incorporate it into his gar
ment, or prove to them that their yard
stick is not a standard. No merchant
expects less than that his customers
shall have his goods measured to him,
and he does not expect to give him
short goods or light weight. Were
he inclined to do so he knows that he
could not hold his customer.
There are men, plenty of them,
within the file of the Democratic party
who come up to the full requirement
of those who have but recently taken
a hand in directing the affairs of
government.
TO establish third party at this or
any other time, with any considerable
following from Democratic ranks,
would work a menacing evil to the
people of the South and involve tisk
which they cannot afford to take.
Should such a party suddenly spring
into successful existence it would be
like turning pack of hungry wolves
into an asylum of helpless children.
Such condition need not be feared
from the farmers. T. IvEY.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-09-24
a SIlURIAN.

They built fine church at his very door
He aoasnt in it;
They brought him scheme for relieving
the poor
He 1odsnt in 1t.
Let them work for themselves as he had
done.
They wouldn't ask help Of any one
If they hadn't wasted each golden minute
He acdsnt IN 1t;
So he passed the poor with naughty tread
He Ddsn't in 1t;
And he scorned the good with averted
He aodsnt in it.
When men in the halls of virtue met,
He saw their goodness without regret;
Too high the mark for him to win it
He aoaSnt IN It,.
A carriage crept down the street one day
He aods in IT,
The funeral trappings made display
He aons in It,
st. Peter received him with book and bell
My friend, you have purchased ticket
lowell
Your elevator goes down in a minute -
He a1ds in 1t.
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Guaranteed Cure for La Grippe

Weauthorize our advertised druggist to
sell you DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds upon this
condition. Of YOU are afflicted with La
Grippe and will use this remedy according
to directions giving it a fair trial, and ex-
perience no benefit, you may return the
both and have your money refunded. We
make Tins offer. because of the wonderful
success of Dr. Kings New Discovery
during seasons epidemic. Have heard Of
no case in which it failed. Try 1t. Trial
bottles free at W. T. Cheatham's drugstore
Large size soc and 81 90
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-09-24

Justice of the Peace: Prisoner
you were caught trying to enter a
poultry-yard at ten O'Clock last night
Did you know it was a reprehensible
offense?" Mr.. Gambrill "No, sab
| thought it war wooden fence, sab
but it turned out to be barb wire, sab. y
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-09-24

Farmers continue to talk about their
fine corn crops. We have never seen
them so we'll pleased with the crops
as they are this year. The yield OF
corn and peas will be enormous. Some
say the pea crop is SO much larger
than ever that it will make up for the
loss in cotton.-Newton Enfe,byi1e.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-09-24

Billy West, the engineer killed in
the recent wreck near Statesville, had
$1,000 of lite insurance. One Of the
companies he had just lately Joined
and had been called upon, up to that
time, for but one assessment. His
family is left in good circumstances.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-09-24

mats and specialists all lay their con-
tribution of laudation upon the table
Of the publishers, G.. & c. Merriam,
Springfield, Mass. We believe the
price Of the International is ten dol
lars.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-09-24

The Statesville Landmark says all
the wounded people of the wreck are
recovering rapidly and that all have
left for their homes except three. The
deaths were ~, wounded 80.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-09-24

Building in every direction. Four
story leaf factories, warehouses, stores,
office buildings and dwelling houses,
are going up all over Rocky Mount.
The Land company are cutting sewers
for drainage, all over their property.
The town is filled with workmen and
the busy hum of industry is heard on
every side.-RoCk Mount A,gonant.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-09-24

lOR TY years
perhaps there have
been steady prog
ress, many changes,
notifications nd
i'm mprove m e nts in
Webster's Dictiona-
~. At last its great
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-09-24

H E public thirsts
for sensation. 1t
gets it, gulps it
down, and cries for
more. Nothing sat
isles. The news
paper is the favorlte
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-09-24

CoURTs:-Vance, Franklin, Warren, Gran
vile, United states Court at Raleigh, and
Supreme Court OF North Carolina
RETERENCEs:-Chi Justice w. N. II.
smith, Hon. Augustus X. Merrimon. Gov.
Daniel G. Fowle, Hon. T. &. Fuller, Hon. T.
NJ. Argo, DR.. w. T. Cheatham, Dr. J. III
Tucker, Mr.. H. Dorsey, II. II. Burwell, Esq.,
Hon. James Edwin Moore, Eek solicitor Gen
OF u. s.. Samuel +. Phillips.
Office hours IA IN. to y. IN. mch. 73I
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NOTHIRD PARTY.
BECAUSE 1T is NOT NEEDED
SO Says a Prominent Alliance
man, the First in the State to
Join that Organization.

TCOrresdence State Chronicle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-09
Ratb fitr WRtterl

gnr tiber 5OSabren idOn tpurbe aRrs.
MinsloD's SOOTHING Gnrup npu Mils
liOnen bon Mitterr beim 3abneu Der
Giaber a~Mgesrenbet. Mirt Su i'm
S@lafs bnr9 bag SGreisn eiIes Gin5es
eef6rt. bas i'm 3abnen III uub Dor
@4Eeraen treintg Wena 10, lafe fcfart
eiae 6IGtde bon ;Tl1s. Mtnslon's 500
thing gDrup" bolsu. Gein 8ertb ia uns
beaQaIbar. sc uir6 benz fleinen 2eiben.
ben fOfort 2inoerung berf@aHen. Ser.
laBt gu1 barauf, Miiter, CO 1T fein
3ipeifeI borabsr. gs beilt Spienterp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Magen unb
tie 0iereu, bsfeitiet Winb > SOIit, ere
usi6t ben Gaumen, ~berbinbett gntsans
aune unb fdrtt bas gauge @pHem.
vWlrs. @inslDios Soothing Sprupa
fur 3abnenbe Ginher lit ongenebm In
@el9mad unb bas Ae3ept iiammt BON
einem Der 5efteu peibIiGen 4er3te In
ben Der. Sinaten. @s 1T bel alien
9ruggifien in bet 9an3en Welt aa has
ben. 9reis Is @ts. per Glaf6e.
3auft niG!s anheres als Mrs. Winss
Ions Sootbiug Syrup.
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gsenn an einen. ssreunS hat,

Der etnen abetI bes sanbes beiu4en pia, in pel6em
MaIaria tn irsenD elmer GOru, ub ala biltiies pber
@eGiels Oser SumpfFeber, herri&t, mas pdre ha ppbl
Der bette &ath, ben On tbm seben t~6nntef? QBir mol
len es Dir iasen: peranIaRe tbn, bub er mitneBme rter
mad Nntunft ii@ perinaffe bic irdfttse mebi,iniiGs
S4uspe9r, 3citetter'S Masenbttters, bic bier, tpie In
alien anbereu adnbern, abeiaa no Malaria berrIdt,
ais hasi&erife Mittel sur Neutralifruns Der miasmatis
f&en Seuhe unb notwithstanding tbres s~ertIren=
ben GtnFuNeS a~nertunnt 1T. sic frdfttst nt&t nur bus
Spfem, inbem fe beGen @iberftanbstraft erb6bt, Scns
bern fe beieittgt AUD Observation-Disclosures, nnresels
mdetsfeit her Suntticnen Der Meren, 9eper unb Gtnses
reiee, BITE i6ltmmen Splgen BON t6rperli@er unb seiAiz
ger neberanfrensuns, Der itsenben eebenspeiie alsu
angefrenster Ihattstett, furirt ben Mansel an appefit
aHo ~abersrobe Nerepttdt. @rndberuns, Mbfonheruns
Der sale unb gelunher Sdlaf peroen in trdftiaiter
Betie burA bas Sitters sef6rbert.
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B@- Wenn Semanb fem uno gu an.
nebmbarem preiie fpeiien min, 10 sebe
er gum Miffionss@arten. Die
9erren @beiner & WatI, 8eiber bies
les Embellishments, balten barauf, lire
@dte tets Doltommen 3ufriebet au tel,
len. NQe faiionmdBisen EeIifateiIen,
Nnfern. @ilb, Slide, @eitigel &c. fnb
bort in Der belifatei1en 3ubereitung ale
3eit au baben. Mabl3eiten tperben auf
Wuui6 in bic @pbnungen Der Runben
geianbt. Mu6 bietet Der nit ber
Speiiemirtbi9aft berbunbene 9 a
room bic beffen @etrdnte. tets friides
Bier unb feline 2iqu0re unb Weine.
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GaIifprnidsgAeime.

Meialiebbaber finben Elm groBes ga'
ger BON fejnen California Meinen bel
9errH s.. 5. Meper am MlamD
plasa. Serr Meper fu@t bic Weine
an Ort unb STEELE aus ui.h fauft 6irefi
aus benz ReQer Ter Wein3h6ter. AIs
gutem 2enner gelingt es i'm ffets, BIZ
beften SGrten aus5uudblen. Ct fam
feline 3unben uno Gamilten nit einen
guten Sropfen berieben. &otbs uni
WeiBmeine in bor3isl,@er Qualitdi
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @aaone -frel
tns 0aus geliefert.
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ben So Simmer Is auf Blaine, % auf
partition fuQen unb bic hbrigen fh ger.
lpIittern.
Ser Gtaat Delancere enbIi9 giebt
149 5timmen fir bic 9emDfraten, boz
BON 116 fRr glebelanb unb q ftr 6ia,
mdbrenb bic repabIitani19en Ranbioa'
ten 142 Stimmer betommen, 105 fir
Blaine unb 81 fur 6arrifon.
8ea9tenstperth eri6eint, baB auf bet
bemofratiI1en Seite f9 bic 9timmung
NIT GROCER @ntI6iebenbeit gu @unffen
ber Gdabibatur @lebelanbs ausfpri6t;
glebelanb befommt 20 procent BON aIs
len abgesebenen Stimmen, Sin nur 30
Yrreent, udbreno auf republifanii9er
Settle bic Barteinabme fir Blaine eine
bel peniger entI9ieSene 1T. Sic res
publitaniiGe Nbtimmuug siebt basegen
fir Blaine nur 43 procent Der @tim>
men un6 flr partition 81 procent.
Sn ben sDei Wittelfaaten BennfDls
banien unb Ohio fnb bis gum Is. De-
3ember BET Der 8oltspabl ftr Die Mufs
fteaung bon prdRbentsldaftss San.
bioaten 19, 1852 @timmett dbgegeben
uDrben; babon ba5en bic bemotratts
l6en gan6ibaten 9,816 erbaIteu unb
0err glepelanb 8.697 uni SIN 1,119,
tpdbrenb 2,O11 fid ouf aa6ere Nasner
3erfplittert baben. STR Die &epubIt'
taner finb 1885 Stimmer gefaaen, dlr
Blaine 2,211, fur 0orrifon 3,443 unb
3eripIittert babeu id 2,281; Der ptDs
3entlab Der bemofratii9en Giimrletl Be,
tldgt fomit Ja.08 pro3ent, her repu,
bIitanifden 1922.
SIM State Ohio fallen bon ben
8,189 Jarmeraimmeii 1880 mitbin
1850 Yro3ett fit bic bemOtratif9eu
ganbibaten 1888 fir @lebelanb uab
COG fur 6iu unb rlur 3,839-23.4O
Yro3ent fur ben repubtitauiiGeu
5timm3ettsl. tpel9er 1,374 fir BIaine,
1,647 fur 6arrifon unb 8I8 far anbere
@anbibaten giebt. Ser bon oltersbe,
dGt republifanii@e 6tlat BenniDls
Danien seigt In oen bel Der 8ortpabl
abgegebenen 9timuet elm ftir bic re.
p~ubIttanii6e pdrtei nod bel ungiin.
fiseres &eiuItat. Bon ben 1I,573
@timm5etteln, tuel1e bic GARNER bon
bort einsei6idt baben - Re reprd1enti.
rem freili6 nur eiuen 10 geringen 8ru9.
tbeil ber gefammten pennfbIpanii9en
Jarn1erfimmen, oaB es fautf 3uI6Iftl
eri9eint, einer 6@luB ouf @elamn1t.
ftimmuug baraus 3ii aieben - Iauteu
7.477 (64.60 Yrp3ent) auf Bic gouoi.
6aten Der Democratic, 1884 auf gIebe,
Lamb unb 513 auf 6ia, m6brenb uu,
1906 6timmen (35.40 8toent) lid
fur ben republitanil9en 5timm3ettel
ertldren, 5abon 1877 fur Blaine, 1,79e
fir 9arrifon unb 1,463 fir anbere
Ganbibaten. Sn beiben Mittelfaateu
tritt aber gang, fouie in ben OlFaaten
auf 0emOfratifGer Settle cine entl6ie6e.
ne 8orIiebe, UNI nidt au iasen, eineu
aussefpro@eIen g%ntbufasmus, FL,
gleDelan0 ia Sage; auf iba fallen BON
/ 1927 Stimmen 8.697 (73.50 pros
3snt), auf 0:I nitr 1.119 (26.50 BRO.
GENT, ipdbrenb bel Der repnblitauiIder
IbhimmuHg bon Z, 1886 Gttmnen 8 ,44s
fur 9atrifon. 2,21l fhr Blaine abgege.
ben finb 2281 f@ auf anbere 1aaer
3eriplittert baben.
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General Wailes iiber Die eSnSianer.
Sfraae.

o,, o;re~ hs~ opx...s
.."sa .s &c a.,sslsgsapsn
msIson m vi Np;f Ss.s wv I.y 0sassa
osrs OM , s. au o's ua NV stgea,
S S;ae 8 v.us'sa YIN s.agsgsaO noel
~ is;Ssr ~, Usass o's
Mortss I;n,, ,ssO's ~ la.s ~ oss
,seus..a osmon o'"'unS "'1e'';
"s w;iss y yDGi ts; sM..d..uA.A..
az, 49, "n,;s ny. =. ''ne Auss.aa4esalsBuh'
Ss AZ s;s is.n stnuuasa
ssr;M. MI, a"msr.nU. sgasiags aas'
rIM.st s;n n 81 m. ,g,s~s aa.sr'
i%!ssp ou psI ess.
esnSss n son SaIues.gs.' Dssl!s s1oBsa
$3.50 20 o.k eaanSss anu sy.sn 1sI'
'y N.Y. s,, SsS S;as. eDs.gGnN,n5n ls'sn !
srfiarsa ". N.Y. o ~ M NyIsay " .aIs g Ivy
GtSS.a, ssa M,szs Rss " Isa gI1Bsl
S... s;.ss W. ~~iIsispRs vutss u's ~
rSo mn osHaas si.tsgslu.Is
as ,, NV, -" sSa' anv Vs "
U Wy oS@ S ~ aI aHS - 2~alsMlaoIs
ano ~ Wv % s!aIe ~ gIgsnIgam
asSsaaS,sa .usaun 'a.usa Ooauts 1ar
a0s 1s e,5.a.sm rome.
Dssle.os na.sMn'alB sfIia1s e. anN,
oab Mu ~ DHsn est 1epeH Heoef5euS
gaMe ssHs los IsL pap OLE Snetatler
issl MY TNVU5agIIgeI aalap1ea mil
o.s aus.ssa aeDs - nsu aflsflo@t nao
SnsgsluaIsl waasH, oaB ela aoermGllger
SnO MsipHnT ~ s'8bslsM veaB'
N.Y. IVY unbsIgg,o ges Ustesges Der
y.Ogn%,sa lisgs. umlo gIOBer eIoager
Sss o..suIgnng; Aao uus gIFaunen,
uas MuM i.g. ny. .'asM Vsale uor el'
asas SaD.aM.',ss...gs rsgs, oet gIoBefe
0.assni.oa.n aI5aneg!"sn otogs, als
stgenO elhsI Peg o,sger'sea: sOte 51s
uIaas' Sieg' g.lles-sulIea gang &C.
aan, OGB Is slas PEN unlergaa9e ge'
ws1gls S'ane Iap, uao getaoe oieler
MMnanC " g, melWsr penn legtgert
~uiEanus 9sn @ga1atler elaes Sers
sD~sti;snsss nho oetgiglaa9s'E amPles
Sss SsG s.S "ean MuB ng IN ole SGge
a. oOa = 3ou D y GIea aap gte'
NV Ss%..u,.s.sn %Vlggaule pefleBen,
u s.sas ! ls.n.es uoets Iseer eetor1'
m".n,, ,.s s'uHs h.a. maI Ole QelllatD ge'
t n" ,nS gsysan ,g y Jug aeas Slt'
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&err 6. $. @siaer, $50. 217 OF
0Oufion StraBe bdIt tets bas bDls
tOmmente 2ager In 3ei9enmateria'
lien, 3apeten, Garben, @Ias, Gpiegel'
glas, 8iIoerrabmen, GirniRea unb aler
3ei9nens unb Naler,n tenflien. 2iinif.
lerif6 ausgefhbrte gilber unb Statuet,
ten &C. Rnb In eine, iebenstpertben Sol.
lerie sur MnF&t unb gum 8ertauf aus
geifelt. Sn $apeten un6 3immer6etos
ratiOnen III bas @ei@madbolte uao
Reuefe bort 3u finben.
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!. Bon seitsn bes H.hortements

bes Snnern merben bic fOIgenbeu in.
tereRanten ftaiiffii9en MitibeiIunaen
eema&t: 9te @eiammtaobl Der Giou1
tn Datota beIduft fi9 auf circa 20, 600.
Weiber unb 3inber eingei9loEen, 0as
bon Rnb nod 16. 500 auf ben 9eIerbes
tionen, peI6e ID an benz 4uffans
be betbeiligt fnb. Die 3abl Der .6os,
tiles" belduft f9-Meiber unb &inber
ebenfaus nit eingere9net - auf $500.
Dieie befinben ii& iebt In einem 2ager
II NeiIen n6rbIi@ bon Der pines &ibge.
4eentur nno He Finb einsefdIpEen BON
einem Niliidr Gorbou BON 5000
Mann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-09

s9 Sie Morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company" Bat fortpdbren0
frlf@e Nuftern unb Slide, iopie Wilb
aler Mrt an 0anb. Gril@e 3ufubren
teben Sag. 8elfeQungen bon Gamis
lien tDerben prompt aussefibrt unb fret
abgeliefert. Srebino Moenue, 3pifGen
Mtains uuo MiIitdr pIa;a. SeIepbon
SIN. al
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9emtid5e SOB Office.

0eutide, fopis eneIif@e Druid. UT.
beiten tDerben prompt unb biaig bers
ferti9t BON S o S9ott, go. Z
NorOP c. @ei1dfiss
leute uab 8ereine ouf benz 2onbe ND.
gen f9 gefdaist an i'm penben. Druid
BON Statuteti &c. cine @peciaIitdt. Die
dltefte beutf@e Sob. 9ruderei in Der
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Cinderella G@mb sGtGre,
ede OF sSoufoniraBe unb Mbeuue c,

1r 9ntle &oblen So per 5onne
Mcalifer 9lad unb 2ptle semiidt 81.
-Snbian Serritotp Goblel bette Quas
litdt $3.50. genn: Nntbroeit 2oblen
$13. gbeniO bas bette trodene Ofen=
nnb @orb BrenuboI3 au niebrigften
Breiien Bel Carr & &cberf0n,
IA 8urleious5 traBe. Selepbon 1893.
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s@- Ser 0Iumber g. 6. 0ltfine

sar Der 9lumber S. 6. attfims,
No. 20 NDerue 9 nabe pot Office,
bat, UNI ben geiteigerten Qnfpra9en,
bic on fem @ei@dft eefielt lDerber,
na6fommen au t6nnen, 19 nit einem
ti@tiseu Ga@manne, Gerrn Sbomas,
ahociirt unb tpirb mie gep6bnIi9 aur
3ufriebenbeit bes publifums ale Muf.
fridge RAID erle6igen. SeIep5on 427.
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nbrlgen Eotbbdute betDies, baB ibr
0auptling tamit aud ibre eigene uebers
5euguag ausgeIpro6en bate. Sie Sn.
oianer molen eben TIRE unsebunbene
Greibeit bemabren urb R9 ni9t auf ges
tuiRe ense @ebiete bef9r6nfen lofen.
Ser 9auptfebler Der bisber befolAten
Snbianerspolitit liegt nod MiIes On.
f9t barin, baB man Bic ein3elnen
Stdmme erf nit Milit6r> 8etpaIt inter
tptrf unb fe oann 2euten aug bemOHen,
Die ME etuas nit %Snbianert au tbun
eebabt baben, als 8eriu9ssO 6iefte fir
alerlei Gibilllirungss @rperimente itbers
ldBt.
SIN Sabre 1862 besingen bic giour
i'm @taate WtnnelOta bel i6rem groBen
NuttanOe bic entiebli6Hen @rauiam.
teiten. SIN @unaen totete iener Rrieg
etDa taufenb WetBen bas 9eben. Man
bdaete 90 &dnelsfhbrer auf, aber es
bauerte ni6t tanse, 10 begannen bic
Geinbfelisteiten bon Neue1l. e6on
1867 folsteu neuen uuruben. an beren
Spibe Serfelbe 9duptling &eb @loub
Febt, Der ou1 BEL benz iebigen Muf1anb
pasOsI ssas gloBe aoae' 9elptelt pat.
ganaais g.uaOis moi e'e Slour eno'
Baben, aleia bas @emeBel am 1ittle
gla am SANG 1910, mo general
gulisl unD 10Y 3ITi3'efe uno Soloas
Wy lsisa, ueW'es, 1ple legt man tt@ GEE
'suulg. gase. Da tnotig Oeglel1 man
pig sssss. aa,ss Msl..atll9er So1 n
.n,soullhs's ass, auyn agnsa 1gte gIsloe
9su.5'pung !e y aansolalg. Sgon
gu'len !s ny va uea Auelouu 9sDogn1,
spalsl Isbyull gsIgploen uhD lm Steaoe,
nw IsloF ~ sIyalleh' % anoea1e man
m!sOef Oas Sgpem, lagele oas Ageas
t9twslea pteOeG GIN Jug m'es ole Sas
SlaIsI auI pic oeplu'9ungen Der Suaz
pes. y1e9'eduag an.
gteie Senialgna9en mafea Ioer un.
gean9eao. 0ie Snolaaer lllles 9eoI9 uao
glerla tleg1 ua3melIelga1f ole Daupt'
urlage oes leglgen A~u1Eanoes. Da3l
Iomml, eaB sno garota nagfeHo per
leBIen SABRE elHe l@ltllIne Onfre pe>
rope ourg3nmapen geDabt gaf. Ole'
lelOe mar 10 l9limm, oaB oiele WelBe
t9re Dauler uno Geioer elllfd1 i'm Stl4
lteBea lilo 100 benz Saoen ooer mad
per PaciRes%are ahsmaaeertea. Ote
SnUlaneI 9osL muslen oleloet uno
Dasosa, muuutW DIe gloalerun8 osl l9'
men na'a.lsW 'mnler nle9r 5uaapm:
1s! Olsise Snmm ~ maBIe oie
SaDS.Ig aal!aagsaDs gtelI1as.yoee ole
SD.1enag s.aes " eIH PaloerlaB TaheaS
Oe1 yualsns gaoeH: :.
g.ne legl lrtlge Anaa9me ~ es, als
% ontW 01e Nusro'Iaa9 oef Sa1el uto
unIg osa oau 10y GIN paar gi1enoa9'
nsM Sao.aaetlM t1egs anmOgltp semor'
Usn toa.en. p!e punei mefoei relD.
i!g oaig 0as 2eetoeaeteg Der Tafdes
etlsg' ung an pIeroea 1eplt IS no~ mes
n.set. anas Os Saolaaer neg melsnts
sig etmui9lgI gaa, oas finO PIE MlBs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-09

~ @ehn Sbr sutes trDdenes pof.
Dat 8rennbols brau9t, ipre@t Dor ober
befelt per Selepbon BET ber Sunset
Wood Company; He bat ftets bas Befie
I'm @arfte. Selepbon 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-09
9emtiG Gn9lifde gbmle,

gan Antonto, Seas.
aaerfannt ti@tise 2ebran fialt fir anobsu
anb Md6den felt breibis Sabreu in rsss,
@irtiamseit. 8crtreffide 2ebrtrdfre inter &c.
pdbrter eeitnns. Der en9lifdtn Sprate tuirE,
sast sss Si uaisr4ist G ia ss @s%nSns s sinis.s.
E1aben borbereitete S4lIer fnben teSer5eiI
Gnfnabme. Gdbere Musfunft ert5eilen Serr
g.. @roos, @rdftbent bes Soul gorfanbes
ano B M. 8arbed Direftcr Der NpaaIi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-09

seiebe teinen Nd&aen ais hid fslbh,H une senn er
etnen iHlimmen 6nlten bat, rattle tbm, eine 6lalfe
Or. San's Sufsn Sprup fur IS Gents 81 taufsE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-09

uaiern $500 Stub fhbrett mir felt
8 Sabren unb garantiren iebes Paar.
Mud 1T Bel uus ales In 9amen., 9ers
5rens, Rnabeuz uub Mdb@en .S@uben
au finben.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-05-14

The war between labor and CAPT
tai that eliminates in strikes about
the first of May every year, is getting
to be a serious thing and is looked
forward to with horror. It entails
upon the strikers much suffering,
loses money to the capitalists. and
in some instances where there are
extremists results in riots,
murder, incendiarism and the she'd
ding of innocent blood. There are
now thousands of men out of en-
ployment on a strike for higher
wages or fewer hours, and the tele-
graphic dispatches every day tell of
some tragedy resulting directly or
indirectly from labor troubles. We
will begin to doubt after while
whether labor organizations are a
benefit or a curse to the
laboring classes, for though the
laborers are unjustly Cypress
ed, their strikes entail as
much loss and suffering, as the diff
ference they gain IN their demands
when their strikes are successful.
Just now everything is unsettled by
the numerous strikes that are on,
and from the various seats of the
conflict between labor and capital
we read of fights among the Or
gained and unorganized labor, of
dynamite explosions. destruction of
property by fire and various troubles
that whatever is gained will not be
worth the trouble that has been en-
tailed by the strikes. Some will
gain their demands, some will lose
their places and the relation be-
tween labor and capital on the
whole will remain about the same,
while innocent parties will have
suffered.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-05-14

GEO. DUpREE, one of the editors
and proprietors of the New Orleans
Daily States, who has been under
arrest nearly two months, awaiting
hearing of the case on writ OF
habeas corpus before the supreme
court of the United States for viola
ton of the postal laws, having
mailed lottery matter, has been re-
leased on $4,000 bail.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-05-14

SPEAKING of the way Gov. Hogg
rattles off appointments, said a
prominent lawyer a few days ago:
mot that we object to any of the
appointments he has made, but the
way he makes them is without pre-
cedent, and style which if it be-
comes custom is liable to sometime
result in serious blunders." This
way of not intimating where the
lightning is to strike, and in conse-
quence not giving the public a
chance to raise protest, or furnish
an endorsement should they ap-
prove, is too much after the style of
Vanderbilt's disregard of the peo-
pie, who when asked what the peo-
pie would say, replied the people
be d -d.n