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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-15
AuBerorofntlter snsOertanf bon @nbuaftr Artiteln
su bebenteno berabaeSetten VreIeu

Die 9usnlatterei 1T ,n,s Elm liebseiporSenes
Sbenta. 9sie jcoer altere 9lnliebler San gns
tonios nit Stels aui Oos 8a9sttum ,tnb
@eoeiben Der Staot s,triid6lidt, 10 madt es
ans Jreube auf bieies 9epartemert gu fehauen
ytod ppr iteben Sabren Elm beiAeibener 9lns
lang. bat es iid undufborli9 in geIiebt6eit
unb Imfang auSsebebnt, bis es beute obne
Sipetiel oas gr0Bte, beiterlei9tete itnb in je=
Der gSeilc pollfomnen ousgeftattetite %ub.
mtaderbepartement beS sansel @eitens lit.
Illes Geidtmadbplle, ipeldes ourd @elb III
erreiden mar, lit ansei1aift tpor6em. llebes.
balpt, fpenn man beriidiihtist, bab mir gllles
babeil, nnb oab bas 8elte au 10 aubersep66n.
ltd' billisen Sreiien Derfauft tuirS, 70 lit es
teinesmess aafdllis, bab Sie Oanleniuelt
San gntonioS 8Olfipne Nteberla9e ais
2seaiptauartler tilr feline Yusma6eriaden err
fldren.
San5 i'm @egentbeil punberbar ipdre es,
ipenn bic Sadie iid anbers perbielt.
Sic nemeSfen Ny2ms4pt. n
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Bon Der gsieserIaae s,,m siea.

General Sberiban's @entus fibrte bei @in9efer
ietne Iruppen BON Der @ieSerIase gum Siss. @erabs
10 TT s. penn bic ei&wae Srufpebren ter rirfunsslos
ansewanbten Mgturen burd ben bartnddisen unb b6s=
arisen 6einb aalara nieferaemoren werbeu unb tann
9citetter's Masenbiters auf benz glan erideint NIB
ben Setnb iuridrebt. aein in Der 9barmaecpbe pers
sei6netes Mitsl, aber aud tetnes, peIes bort MIDI
gu nnen, fam i'd nit Sem gittels aIs Seieser iesli=
der SDrm BON Waalaria sersIeien. Sieber unb S9ht=
telfrci @iIstarre, Ml,rerbdrtuns unb bil6fes gBes
elFeber, tuES ie9li@e art eberiI@en Nei@perben
eroen hnrG bas 8itters ouSserpttet Sine yitemati-
id,e Sur NIT nemielben rcr benz 8esinn ner malaria
i1pansereu SabresSet beBt ben sS6rper segen beren
beimthdiaen Gnsrff pappnen unp ifdblen, 70 bab e.
unperpunpbar it, andb rerseie man nidt, bd6 bas
8tterS bic befe Sur fur 9eberleicen, geritcpfuns,
NbeumatiSnins, Ntereuletfen unb Dpspepiie lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-15
i=Quberor6elttlide NttrQftio11e
eei9te llnterfleioer fir oerren +!

l1niere leidten reinippllenen ltnterfleiber
GeemO ltnb 8einfleib) fir Mdnner s,t ,,ur 81
iinS itarf in Iadfrase
Serartise llaterfleiber in 8aIbrigsan unb
Gcrue gu nur 81. 9auerbafter Stpff 1np
CUTE 9lrbeit.
8ai4ddte i6warse llnterfleiber, bie iicb Bel
9laen, Die anf elegante &leibilns iebeit srober
8eIiebtbeit erfrcuen, gu $3.50 unb $500 per
9lnsus.
Sarbi3e 8a!brissan.9fnsiise auf 81 bis SO
tebutirt
Gpectalit1t: slls beionters bequeme uno
elesante llnterfleibuns empfeblen mir Die be-
riibmten @laftenberrb ntittelleiAten bon Ga=
tpr @olle, tpeIbe bon ben aersten fir nod
befer erfldrt tperoen, als bic Sdser'i9e Noa.
Sleibuns. gu baben fiir MIR $3.50 per 9nsug.
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Gs Sdadt uns ais Of sic ,,8anoeau 2rms
ming in aarse allsemein popular ipsrben
ipilree.
Gs beitebt aus Ginem. inter per arempe
bes Suites anSebradtem 8anSs, bas nnt &opfe
anidliebt, ,tnb lit ipie6erum nit einsn
Samnletbanoe, Spite ooer &rans tleiner 8lu=
men aber3c9en.
Samrnets s8lunen iperSen allgemein beliebt
nnb fol9lid billig. 8olen baben mir bon jt,
Der @rDBe ilnb Sdattiruns. GilIa Slnnlen,
bcrsiigli9 iolde, bic ms &6tblide ibimmern,
itnS auf ld)ipar5en SSten gang rra9tpoll
Die 9dlite Der ietise,, Saecus batem Aebr.
lidfeit nit elmer arone piele baben borne
cine idntale &reinpe, bic 10 sebosen werben
fam, oaB tic elmer llntertaiie, elmer WmideI
ODER icnft @tpas dbnlid leben
@rare ino IeSsrniarbene SiIsbite, idywarst,
gelbe, blaue unb beinabe gans ipeiBe Gtrcbs
9iite iino in grober Anantitdt berbai,ben.
b Die bi(liaitem 9SreiSe.
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aufaerifen. unb mir NIT treuberaigem
WiIfommen empfangen. Wir tratem
Elm unb meine Greube, ben alien Slider
Dieber 3u feben, erb6bt bonn Seftibl
meines @llds, mar 70 eroB, oaB i'd linn
um ben gals fiel, mdbrenb Malpina
bic Mutter MfattbeKen umarmte. Wir
itelten uns als 8routleute Dor, unb bic
Gan3e camille rabm ben freuoisiien
IntbeiI.
(6Ortiesuns folst)
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9urGfd) d aut.

s2ieber On.eI! 2eiber tann i'd beute
5u 9eiuer Oamengeieai@aft ni9t foms
men, ba iG bic fitr@terli@fen 3obns
f9mer3pn babe.1 Dein Weffe.
s2ieber Neffe! 2omme nur rubia i'm
einfa6en Geieli@nfts. .Nn3u9e. nie Dei.
ne Iettern Rarl unb Grib. tpeI9e ou9
ibre 5rods Derfebt baben."
Dein Ontel.
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Weriudtt Sieies!

Sc tSet @idts unb ptrb Gua fiaerlia bienIia itin,
9alIes, ber Gruit pher 9unsen baBen. Or. Rtns g
nene Grtnbnns sesen G@ptnbiu6t perf&afft 9inSe=
rMnS. Dieies wirb Sarantirt, i'm anberen Sale baS
@eo 5urhderitatte. Sple, bic an ber Grippe Iitten
fan6sn, bas eS oas MiteI mar. 8ei Gnrentuns biez
les YrdperaS erlanste man etne rfprtse uub perma=
geriuHt eine grpbefal&e unb ilberSeust Sud, ME
mtrlth gut bele5 Nltttel 1T. grpbefle5men unentaetz
lid bel Dreib, Ibcmpipn Il Go. 3n baben.
Wertauft perben ie 5u 80 Sta. unb $1.OO fur srpbs
fSlaS@eH.
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NuSuertanf BON 9mtelt= nno &inoer Sdn6eu
so rebucrten @reIen!

Grtra.feine 9amen- Glaceeit,efel int Opera
and Common Sense" Stble NIT elaitiieten
Spblen bon $2.75 auf 80 berabseiett.
e9te Samen &ansaroo o=Saf =8n6pfitiefeI,
San6 gettdbt, I'M Opera StpIe 1925, friber
$4.OO.
9onsola Common eenIe" &n0pfitiefel fit
Samen, alle 9anbsenta@t. bon $3 auf $3.50
rebli;irt.
Seine 9onsola banbsenabte &nDpf=etiefel,
ote fritbsr gu IS perfauft ipurber, oiferireit
mir biefe @odfc 3u 1915.
@ana feline slacirte &ansarop nit ,aonbom
Spe & Opera 9eeI" alles banbgendbt, fritber
$6, bieie 8od)e gu $475.
be Serabietmmsem nnb ,tnr fir Sieiem
e tptrS anf feparaten Giic)en amSseitellt.
litdt, 9luspabI ,nb 9reis, mas iemals in
San 2lntonio gesetst ipurbe.
Sn 8nSpfitiefel, uSrforbs" unb Shippers"
fir junse Samen llnb &inber, fiibren mir nur
bas 8eite unb gu Ben m6glibit biQieen 8reiien.
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Mernlaliger groBer N1sperfauf
BON llnterseuS fir 9onten unb Mdbden III
Nluslia uil6 ganbric
8eIpmoers mie6rige Nrcife in bieier
9SDdbe!
9reis &eouftionen int 8etrage BON 30
bis so 9ro3ent.

Damen, Die irsenb GttpaS in bieier 8rande
nDtbis baben, biirien @plfiOn's Special
s(usoerfauf gu repucirten 9reiien ni3t pers
ieblen.
gle @aaren uuf beffimmten 9as
bentii6en iinS gu beiOnoerer, tart e.
bueirten Breifen marfirt, Die ieSc9
nur fir bteie @pehe aelten.
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Gi@eres3eideu.

Sic: sSeuer giebt es auFalenb piel'
Gliegen i'm 3immer!1
Ct: .llab acknowledgements msis
items tpeibli9e!"
sic (etifaunt): DSa. moran ettennft
9u ba3
er: .@eil fat ole om epieseI
fbenl"
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Sin tuMmOer6areS &eorGnAe tint
G6mb=9epartement.

Sb mir bier beiddftigt iinb, fragt SIR? {?
Stun, bas follten nit tpobI neinen. Gute
stadrtdten ipanbern i9neaer ais i6leebte.
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@enn man einer qerion cine ghre

@enn man elmer perion cine Sire
er5eusen iuill unb bnfar he1rdfi iDirb,
10 III bas setDib unangeAebnl. Cine
0ompfersG Geiell@aFt In Rentudp bate
einen ibrer 6abr3euge 3u @hren eimer
iuneen Dame ben Ranen berieIben ges
geben, Obne iie um grIanbnib gu fra.
9en unb dls bic berart Geebyte zines
8ngss inLber 3eiiuns los: sRitiie Mlars
ibaa rannte geIiern in cine Gdl0mms
bGnt unb ifedt nod INNER BARN ielf, =
tl0gte iie auf G9abenerIab unb er6ielt
wittiiG $500 5uselpro@en.
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3te8ler'S aIlgemeim befamnte @nIpfs
fdbabe 51t foIgenOen beoeutcno rcSm=
3trten Nreifen:

grite 1ampicp 9amene e&nbpfitiefel Opera
Heel and toe) nit efaitiihen Sobleil, frilber
$3.50, iett SO.
Damen (u@auteupbaft'O 9onscta sads
ittefel friiber So, iebt $2.75.
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aMswa6l eleganter &lei0eritoffe=
unb num Mubea sGuftimen
NuFerOrOentlide giObttdteu Oieie
ISOLDE |

Die neueiten Moben In Ieibenen unb ipcllenen
&leiberftoffen, ioipie in 8af@ftoffen
ltmD etiua rs bOdbeleaante tmpprtirte
bDd1mpOerne MObeIt. .9tDbem,
BON 6emen nidt sipei einanber gleid iinb, int
9reiie bon nur $13 bis 500.
2 glesante Gpmmer Seibe, seftreilt, carrirt
uub idlidt, IN allen 6arben, ionft gu Do, 80
annur 85 geatse6ie garS.
Infer Eager an @aI9itoffen lit 70 groB unb
bie Rannigfaltigfeit 6erielben 1T cine 70
srDBe, bab cine ssnaue 8sf9reib,tng Oerielben
bieL sii tpeit fiibren ipiiree.
Sir fdbren auf Eager alle BE 8e5udteften
srteu BON 4tnH, 9rsanbie, 3ephbr &C. &c. I'M
@reiis BON 10 bis 50 gents per Darb.
epecial Preife fir bieie gBOae!
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~'sHVTssVS*V S%VtTC TtWu 1UVEEIt
Sertanf bsfttmmt. STE gemamnte Naa
1lniere Stusipabl in oussel9nittenen leid.
ten Sduben unb Samen=Slippers, irprunter
lih quite ltn6 iebr feine ,Srfprb unb Sbep
TteS", .Solib @cnffprt G. Opera Slippers"
betinoen, iibertrifft 9llles in 8esug alf Aua-
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ssreb Sanmge's OrGeftra fiir Bale,
R0naerte, parties &C. griier QlaIie
Muiif garaniirt. Office: 715 Sl0s
preia, Str16e, San Nnionio.
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~.
meme
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Die ''eneften Waaffer itab Die billi9ftem @reiie.
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Mn DaS Yublifut,.


Die llntersci@ncten made n 9icrmit
bic Siirser DON SEEM lllm uno lln'gcs
ge,o barui oufmcrtlam, oaN iie ocnGitpz
0r1sltorc uon 6. 8. 9foos ms9etouit
uno pouitdn0ig NIT ncucn Waoren per-
ieben Gabcu. Mir 9]orontiren Tit leren
&u1ocn rccle un6 freu11olide 0ebicnung
unb bitten I'm, so6lrciDen 3uiprud.
Nescptcperoen Don u1s notb mcoisinil@cn
Ncsc!n, uno su jcocr 2cit oes Cages ooer
BET 0ta9t, auSgefcrti9t.
N6tungSpou
9cnnin9ien uno &ieicl.
0eutidc Npotbefer. Poitciiicc 8lof.
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Wea,e Mm5eigcm+
SeBt lit Die Set % btutg
e; &nufcn.

Der ltntersci1netc bictet benz gec9rz
ten Fubl;fum mdbrcno Scr nahltcn 60
Gage iein gauges Eager DON 6 uenwoaz
rem, icrtigcrn &lciocrn, $ IL
ten, &appcn, Germ l1nterz
flcibcrn Ii. I. 10. ST unb untcr Dem
&oitenprciic sun1 Gcrtouic at.
Dies lit fem Nprilidcr5 ooer Winoz
beutelei, ionbcrn cine I1atIabe. &ommt
uno iibcrseu9t Gu@.
Seem Tim, Wtinn. ben 8. Npril 1891.
6. SaItruid).
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Ter Stabts|nrpolt %prricntirtc Srbinan,
go. 35, bic SrbinaM; 80. 5 omcnbircnb, boo
ireie Serumlouisu bcsSiebeS betreiicnb. Gtu.
thinning an9cncmmen.
Tcruer Sroinous go. 80. Vesrabuna Der
Sosten ulo Nuslc9unS Der Trieb90ie bctrei=
iene. Nn9enommm c%initimmi9. Ger Staot=
lbrciber ,uuroe beouftrast bielelben, ,pcu,
pom Mopor mtcri9ricbcn. ST per0iicntli1cn.
Sic SerbanblWusem pom ~. Mar; bes
@otbes fir oiieutli6e Nrbeit, bie9uSla0cn fir
cine neue etrobe gum 0risbbei Mnb ber &ra=
birun9 Der Stote Stra6e betrefienb, wurben
uorselcst unb einitimmis aneeuommen.
Ter S1ooenerioe fir bic Gisentbiimer,
ourd ocrcn yano bic StraBc scbt, wuroe icit:
selteQt mie iolst: 6. Tilseu 800; g. &auas
towis s65; @iu. Pi6noer len. SG5; qSeis.
6ouenitein $50.
Sin @elu@ uon sos. Slor unb slnocrcn,
bic Nusoebnuns Der W%oiierperte entlalg Der
Netter Strabe %perlanscub, wurbe pcr9elest.
S0mudcrs @ntra9, oaS @ciud ob;llcb=
zen, Sin9 perloren. Taiiir Sbmldcr m,o
Sronf; oose9eu ISLANDER, @oos, StIbe rno
&oriieer.
Ger sSlntro9 Don @oos, bas @eiub an ben
Hatb fit oiientli6e Nrbeiteu sur Gutl9eiouug
SIT ucrmetlen, puroe au9cnommen. Saiiir
Tfonber, &oos, Stiite uub &orliter; bases
seu 6rauf uno Sdmuder.
@irtbldaitS=@ e%wiQisuusen murbc1 al, ale
applitanten erloubt als9euommeu@. S6ot=
TO, Der nod feline Souos porleste.
acknowledging wurbe an Trau 81. Sd
berle ertbetlt.
Ger Stoot Nu9enier muroe beouitrast Yld=
lie uno Spesiitatioueu fir @raoiruns Der
Stote Strobe Don Der Z. ytoro= bis CUR 2.
Siiotrobc porsubereiteu uub bis sum IA.
9lpril beim Staoti6reiber obsuseben. 2ieier
ioute oaltlt etuet Nufruf tit Ansebote iuIr
Wrobiruu9 u,o Vefabrun9 nit &iel el in Der
Gcuiclp uno }Soit psr0iientli6eu loileu. Iic
slnscbote mitieu bis gum 90. 9lpril NbcnoS T
llbr einScrei1t peroen. NooS uno FiQnou
puroeu bccuftro3t eincn poi{euoeu Flos ;u,n
GhloDtboule iNner6otb Ser Stont9ren;cn
au5;Uiu6cl. Ncl9cnoc Ncbnlusor wErocn
crlon5t: @orlpo 4sodir3 so. s5.45; &. g..
Nritite 3to1tIcuermolru &24.
6. @a9aer, Wopor.
g. S0illin9, Nlcrf.
Nerbonolunoen bes States tiir Djcutli9c
9(r1eiteu, 2(pril 10. 1891.
Ger Natb bciano basS preufelu BET Mimue=
lota Strobe tir gut, uno oronete OH, oob
oas anitoBenoe Gieentbum Sic Soften trast
BIZ Stobt cber bos g2aller ~lieiert.
yetrciicnb bes @eiu6es Der N1SSeDntu9
oer Toljer,perfe an Der Center StraDe ent=
lang, cra6tet ct es ni1t fir uotbpeuoig lie
lla6 beu obigcn @elu6e ansSufibre1.
6. 6. Yobl, %oritcr.
Wingeiauot.)
Cic COTTONWOOD Nuiau; bate ibre r%e9uldre
Tcrlommlun9 an 4. 9(pril 1T Geo. Suits
SSobnun9.
Gus gang bclonocrer geranlaiiln9 puroe
Snterellontcs iiber Einoei9nur bisfutirt ba
abcr l1ltr ein fleiner S5eil oer Witslicoer or,e
tpeler1b mar, founten feline cnb9iltigM Se=
gefobt pcroeu, 1l1b nurben oober bic:
Ict6eu oui bic Goscsoronun3 Der uadftsn
Neriomnluns peri@oben, bic ont Samio9
pcu 95. 9(pril ru@mitto9s 4 llGr bcim Sobn
Sturm abgebolten pir6.
IS bot li@ oiesmol lpicoer scieigt, bab mir
in olsge;eihuetc5 Woterial iitr @irtbe III
Ionnlbip, bauptlaAlid inter unite.
zen Mqion, Mit9lie6ern, baben.
Wit Grub,
9. Morl9ncr, @cfretGr.
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Scr Etabtratb.
Gtobtrctblieun9 AM 10. Npril 1891.

GtobtrctbiHuN9 am TO. Wprl[ 1881.
Nue Ndt6c oupeicuO, Eralibent Sod Nor=
iitcr. Case trobcn:Gom b%cridbtet, baB bic
len Sumlncr bic Minueloto Strote uou Der
4. Noro= bis ;lr 2. Giibfrobe, bic C.ueritra=
bcn cinsel6loleu, 9~eiprentclt weroen %looten.
Ger Scri9t uurbe ouscnommeu unb oil
ben Motb iiir 0iicutli1c Arbcitcn perruieien
I'm, ;n euti9cibcn, Of lolGc2rbeit piiui6ens=
mert9 oocr notbnenbi9 lei, uenn 10, meldcr
She'll ber 2(usloseu ait bos onitobe,bc @isen=
tbum selcst, unb mie uicl BON Der @tobt I'M
oltsem.inen bcisejtcuert merben ioGte.
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Tcn, Softer.

Die llntcrsci0uctcu baben mcbrere
,6unocrt NcnSsYuitcu be ter S.uaIitat
biui9 SIT pcrtaufen.
Nabsufro9m beim q. Nmam uber
bel unS.
5 @cbriiber Neinbart.
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Tar!ncr WufQcpait!

To(lblut Folono China S6weine, ipz
mic 6lo6Sioamcn, rein pom Muitaro,
SIT baben uno na9;uira9en bcim
@erm. Triton,
Slctpp Gpe, Mtnn.
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GtmcNt! Gemcut!

Ger llntcrscidnete bat iocben cine
Carload friiden Scment erbaltcn, ben
CT gum 0crtaufe mbictct. Yflditcrer
uno S%iltcrnbaucr mcroen mobl tbun bel
mir uorSuipredsn.
9einri@ 9ani6cn.
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Sans nnb VDt III Dcrfaufcn.

Ger uutcr,cibuete bictet icin al bet 9tote
uto 5tcn Morolrobc %oelegcnes Nous unb Got
gum &erfaufe at. &ertoufsbeOluSuu9cn 49,
1uie eS goat.
9fo@3uf ra9en bei1n
Skrih Gfen.
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NcrrNlGert MSll1telt1dllt pat |clllcl1 Nalls
oier poQita1bi9 rcuouircn lolleN ul1o 1T ii,
to1o Sciett lciue uielen &u1ben ol.9 @feraerz
bin nit benz bcltcu 5tolt ;u uericben. albert
meirt, Der Aolfoieu ware ni6t uo9 Moutoz
na, jpuoerl Deliube iid nod on Srt uno
Stelc, uuo l~ieiere wie INNER ben beiten &olf
im Stoote.
Sic Not3I6c0pn,pbc plroc bos %erite,nol
inn bieii9en Nospitolc in a1luenaulS sebra6t.
&unbsr, pb cine Ciulprieun9 berlctbcu audi
scsen bic Stb,uiuolu9t oes @elobeutels belieu
piirbe?
- SEER &uctin9 fat III Der beutt9en Nusz
9abe in leiucr ausei9e bet Troucn Der Gtaot
uub llu9c9cuo mas Wi9ti9cs mitSltbcilen.
$500 Yaros ut MIR 5 Gents bic Yorb, POM
beitcn- uuu mas? 2eiet ieinc Nn;ei9e, be
finbct ibr sic 2(ut,port.
- Serr Valtrui1 p~erfautt leite Maarcn
;um &oitenpreiie u,o barunter. @r mill
9dnslid. ousuertauien, 81 Spott=F rellel,.
2eiet leirc Nnsei9e.
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our goods for great deal less than they worth.
goods prices
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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-01-26
An Ex.UniOn Soldier.

The following is an appeal sent to
Congressman John G. Tarsney, by
J. G. Johns, an ex-Union soldier:
KANSAS City, Mo-, Jan. 19.-As
Union soldier for four. years, ! ask
you to call, seriously, the attention
of the honorable, representatives OF
the North to the scheme now on foot
by men who would murder nations
peace for partisan ends; men who
seem to fatten upon the fostering
carcass of dead sectional hate to
bring about reconstruction act, SO
fresh in the minds Of the American
people. Undertaking, as they are,
to clog the wheels of progress that
are rolling on and on, producing the
staples of the world in sufficient
quantity to save the nations credit,
and in the face of the insults, signi-
fly willingness to go to the worlds
fair at Chicago with the great re-
sources of the South, securing its
success. We appeal to refined ma
ture to come forward from all parts
of the continent and assist in stamp
ing out that Internal force bill and
it's allies, thereby saving the dis
grace to follow such tactics and
raise the administration of the
American government to higher
plane. j. u. JOHNS.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-01-26
Only slaves.

The management OF the cable
street railway line of St. Louis, Mo-,
have recently passed an order grant
ing their employees only ten minutes
for dinner or supper, and If man IS
one minute late, he is laid off for six
days. Mark this fact: this corpo-
ration is enjoying the street franchise
that, by right, belongs to the people.
1t has already made an immense
amount of money, large per cent.
of which should have reverted to
the treasury of the city. Now they
presume to treat their employees
worse than slave-driver would
think of treating his slave, or than a
cab driver would treat his horse,
which is allowed thrice the time to
feed that these capitalists grant their
hungermade slaves.-[Labor Trib-
une
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-01-26
CAPITAL NOTES.

The committee on elections re-
ported on one contested case and in
favor of the sitting member, Re-
publican by the name of Reeder.
The committee on elections seems to
be very conservative and will not
report in favor of unseating any
contestant unless there is good rea-
son for doing so.
A petition of old soldiers of To-
peka, asking the house to vote for
j. j. Ingalls, for United States SEN
ator, provoked storm, not because
of any objection to receiving petit
tions, or because Of lack of respect
for the old soldier, but because of
antipathy to Ingalls,. Two hours
were spent in the discussion and
call of the roll, and not the least
good was accomplished. So much
for political clap-trap. The petition
was referred to select committee
of three old soldiers.
1t is the greatest misfortune of
the Peoples party representatives
that they have too many friends.
1t is the prayer of the house of rep
resentatives that it be delivered
from it's fool friends.
Bills still come pouring in upon
every possible subject; but few OF
them will ever reach the committee
of the whole, and if they did, it
would take six months to consider
them.
The committees are hard at work
considering and disposing of bills.
Reform is not all in one party; OF
at least the fact that man may
claim to be a reformer is in itself
no evidence of reform. 1t will not
be out of place to watch even re.
formers. 1t is sometimes the thiei
whose voice is loudest in the cry OF
"stop thief" Human nature does
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-01-26

not change by change of political
affiliation.
There is in every state a class OF
political adventures, who, at every
session of the legislature, flock to
the capital in search of something
to do. They often fall so low as to
simply become the tools to further
corrupt legislation, and should be
expelled from the capital when the
legislature is in session, for being a
nuisance, if for no other reason.
Topeka is full Of them.
House bill, No. l, provides for the
punishment of bribe-takers. 1t is a
good bill and will pass in some form,
although there seems to be suspic-
ion that there is some catch to it,
not apparent. 1t has been pretty
fully discussed.
House bill, No. 2, provides for
the punishment of any candidate
who, by treating, or giving away
any valuable consideration, infen-
ces votes.
The bill is lengthy and stringent,
and possibly has some provisions
that are Objectionable. 1t will
probably pass with the main fea-
lures retained.
Much time has been spent in po-
litical clap-trap. This is owing to
the timidity of so many new mem
bers, who reall ly wish to work, but
are prevented by the long-winded
orators who are no orators, but who
consume valuable time.
A resolution was introduced in
the house, by DR.. Neely, of Leaven-
worth, condemning the Force bill.
Of course it passed, although the
effect is, and will be damaging, be-
cause it is construed to mean that
the Peoples party is in sympathy
with the southern Democrats in
their treatment of the colored peo.
pie. The true position of the Peo-
ple's party is that it does not
approve of sectionalism, neither
does it approve of anything short Of
perfect and absolutely free ballot
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-01-26

The present legislature must not
adjourn without cutting down the
salaries of state and county officers.
This was one of the issues of the
late campaign, and upon that issue
the Peoples party elected many Of
ficers. If the salaries are not cut
down, the party will be the loser.