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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-21

"ap''aH oorHp. barter label eln
fold)es Watlersel6aft treffen, aber
iladbem iid bic erfte @ntriiltuns ges
legt, fdeint es bod, ole oh Die Sa1e
gu iebr aufsebauf6t tporbeu iei.
8apitam 8orup, Der Sobn zines
burd ben 9anoel NIT ben Snbianern
iebr reid %sciporoenen ct. 8auler Saul
mannes BON ifanoinapilder Nbitam'
muns, lit nit elmer ebenfalls reiden
Dame perbeiratbet unb bate feline Der,
artisen TranSaftionen nOtbig. Da3u
9enoB er ftets bic b09ite a6tuns ais
Sff5ier uno oils Gentleman. Sn iei>
ner Stelluns oils Militdrattade mar er
beredtist, ia uerp1idtet, iid Oofus
mente gu uerihaffen. Die fir lein eisenes
0ano uno feline Resieruns non Sntereiie
iinb. Das bat er aud suseftanoener,
maBen setban.
&iegt bic Sade MIR 70 uub lit tidtS
bon Dofumenten in frembe Sanoe 9es
fallen, Die ia Die lnteriubuns f%eititels
len mirb, 70 lit eben 8apitdn 8orup
elm Spfer ieiner Million semoroeu,
uno oieles Mdrtprertbum lit I9on
man6em Mititarattade susefalleu, Der
oafiir na6traslid 0 Der oorSeieeten
BtbOroe belobnt wurbe. penn iie aud
iein Sorseben offisisll b%esapouirsu
muSts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-21

perbinbert bic 8ena6tbeiligung Der
fleinen 9dnbler gu 8unten unb int
Snterei1e Der groben @utomaten : Moz
nppoliten.
Cine eigenartige Musnabme BON Der
&egel bilbet bis iebt nod bas Barber
@emerbe, fir mel6es bic 8e1timmuns
gen Der Sonntags : &nbe aud am
Sonntag Na6mittag, gar ni9t gelten,
bod beibt es, baB oieie 8efimmunqen
ita1 benz l. Sanuar 1893 aud auf
bai1elbe a%usgebebnt perben iolen. 50
fDrgfdltig 1T man nanlli6 bemiibt aez
tpefen, alte @ewobnbeiten gu I6one1,
um Dem publifum s3eit su gepdbren,
ii6 in bic neuen @erbdltniHe ein31z
g~etpDbnen.
uno man nirb ii6 baratt setpobnem,
unb Die fleinen Spfer, bic Der @in5elne
3u bringen bat, rsip. Bic fleinen llnbez
quemli6feiten, Die bas piellei@t fir i'm
i'm 8efolge baben mirb, iperbeu reid
ltd aufgewogen merben bur6 bic
Wobltbaten, Die bas neue @eIeb fur
Sauienbe unb Nbertaufeube i'm Gefplee
bat. Ser &auGer wirb ii6 ieiue Giz
garren, Die er auf feitem Sonutagss
na6mittagssS pa5iergange au rau6etl
beabii6tigt. in 3ufulft am Samtas
Nbeno ober ant Sonntag friib por 9
llbr %einfaufen, aber bafir niro Der
arme 2abenzSungling ober bic arme
2abensSungfrau, bic bisber tagsaus
tagsein obne unterbre9ung an ibrert
plab binter Dem 2abentiih glei1fam
f%eftgenagelt marert, aud an ben Sreuben
feines Sonntagna9mittags @paaierz
ganges tbeilnebmen f6nnen! unb 10
tpirb es ii9 aud lit anberen 8etrieben
in 8e5ug auf Die neue @inri@tung ber=
balten.
gu erpdbnen lit i~ibrigens au@ nod,
taB bas neue @eieb 8etimnuungen
entbdlt, mad mel9en ben in iol6en 8ez
rufen Qngeltellten, bic gerabe Sonns
tags an meiiten in Nnibrm6 genomz
men linb-tpie &elnern, Muliferm, pfer=
bebabnbebienfeten, Sabnbeamten &C. an
ben Wo9entagen ein gemiRer @riaB gez
boten ipirb, bamit lie au1 ibren &ube=
tag baben-tpenns aud Elm Montag
oter 9onneritag 1T.
Ment1 unieren amerifanii6en Sab
batbsfanatifern etmas baran gelegen
mare, cine bernunftgemdBe 20iung Der
9onntagsfrage an3ufreben-mas al
lerbings Ieiber ni9t Der Sail it-bann
f0nnte man ibnen bas Stubium bes
neuen beuti6en Sonntagsgefebes gar
ni6t marin genug empfeblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-21

nate bauernoem Mtarld baS Sob,
lamb Californian errei9ten. GAS gtiiNx
bat i'm bort besiuitist. @r mar 5uerf::
ber 8ertrauensmaum unb @elbaftSlet
ter BON @eneral Gutter, Sann pperirt.
er ielbiitdlbig in @olSminen unb ses
langte gu groBem Heidtbum. SIN
&ries seseu Wterifo 5eid)nete er iid)
aus uno fties int 8iirserfriess bis
gum Stang zines 8risabeseuerals ser
5taatsmilis. Mit Golitif beiaBte CT
iid mieoerbolt, bod 9eb6rt er erit felt
1884 Der probibttioniitil6en Yartei
at. Mls ein merfmiirbiges Yeiipiel
ieiner raoifalei1 getebruus m0se folsenz
ber 3ug bier erwdbnt merben: Nls CT
Dor etpa rs Sa1reu i'm 9ongrelle iab,
befiirmortete ct rationale Mfabnabmen
3ur 9ebung bes Weinbaues III Galis
fornien = BET leinem llebertritt i1'S
probibitioniitiide 3aser lieB CT feline
idmmtliden pradtuollen BeinberSe
ausrooen uno bis auf jebe 0ebenwur5el
BARN perbrennen, trotbem er babel
einen balb beporltebenoen @rnteertrag
BON $500, 600 pernihtete.
@eneral Weaper ipurbe III OaDton,
g., int Sabre 1888 seboren, itubirte
Surispruben3 in Cincinnati rno madte,
obsleid ais @emeiner einsetreten, fpdbs
renb oes Srieses cine . rai9e &arriere.
mie tie muir lpenige anoere Sate auf,
peiien. Sn Des Moines CAB er lpater
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-21
8.

- Sheriff pagan BON Gillespie
@ountp bat SeIbftmorb begangen, ins
benz er ii9 eri6OB. gr bate porber
einen getpiRen @bas. Older perbaftet
unb fubr NIT ieinem 9idbrigen Sobn
aad fredericksburg Suriid. Deficits
2opal 8aleD itieg er aus, iaste benz
4naben, er iollte bic Mutter griiBen
uno lie m0ge auf bic &inber gut 46t
baben. Sann f6oB er ii9 burd ben
8opf. pagan lit an tempordrer
@eiiteSf0rung.
Sober & Selbenfels in 8eepile
ri6ten einen 40 gder groBen Dbits unb
Deingarten Elm, ben lie fiinhli6 bemdiz
fern tuerben.
- Bon 3apala Gountp fommt Elm
Wotbf6rei. Die 6armer leiben i6ref>
lid inter ser 9iirre. Sic petitioniren
an ben @ouperneur Inn unterfiibung.
= @albmea County f6idt sp6lf
Glarfs unb Sw6lf SoggsS ele9aten CUR
Staatsfonpention.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-21
Yin 0as Ymblifum.

unieren 2eiern tonnen mir bic Npos
tbefe bes 5errn SObn u. SOD,
318 OH : Commerce : StraBe, betannt
als bes Farmers Drug Store, beitens
empfeblen. Gin pontdnbiees Eager
BON frii9en Srosuen unb patenteWsez
biainen tets on Sanb. @lte unb err
fabrene Qer5te fam nan gu ieber 3eit
bort sur @onfultation p%prfinbeH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-21
8iuig mmo Omt.
NIlIIN


&c sicst siele Mittri, fpelde picsl'4
ME ie eefpmmcn finb aud mieSer per-
{dwiateN, ater ipo iiA Or. al9uit Sos
nia's 6amhureer Srrpfen einnaal Gin-
gang yeridaftsn, baden fe ib bauernS
III ertalten eerrubt. Set @%erfrpfuns,
manssltafter geroauuns, Sia1unser,
~rerbunbsn nit &ppfree, GGmersen TIN
lnterleib, Ter 8raf, Fem Riden, fauetem
Maftceen, 9rdgAeit unb Mubisfsit Der
gliebsr, Shwtnnel, unteiuem 8lut,
Observation-Disclosures, @tbemtefient-
munger, entfeaenpen 9auttranftaiten.
Gefhwiren, pGcuen Wunoen, Ser,flopfen
&C., baben lih Gr. Muaaf &Snis's Sar-
burger 9ropfen burh ibre blutreinissnbe
unp bic Sbdtiefeit bes MasenS un6 ses
G~armfanal5 f6rternbe Wirfung aus9es
seihnet3 btefelben fnb baber ~beipmoers
bsaerifhen. nerY6en Srauen als fdners-
los ansenetm tptrfenoes Seilmtttsl an
empfeblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-21

bic Soma Gris
bnne" beranS
i,no tuuroe In ben
46. 8onsreB als
II b n siser
Tepublifaner &c.
tpdblt. Damals
o%rsaniiirten Sc
~linnunssse nof<
fen bon ibrn cine
tleue Yartei uno
1880 N {
use igr
rtrGapr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-21

Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der lose,
na,lnten n@reenbader," unb erbielt
etpa $4,000 Stimmen. ST fat ben
0tuf zines sefpiesten Yarlamentariers
unb itebt we9en ieiner llnbcidoltenbeit
bel Sreuno umb Seino in bobcr ad)s
tung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-21

2Settere Observation-Disclosures
0afen.
Scr SamnertraBer der grobibitiouifen
mn Der Grmablte Der S%nIfspartei.

Iuf Dem Acknowledgement Der Brobt.
bitioniiten III Cincinnati lit an 80. SUM
General Sobn 8ibmea ais 9anbioai
Der Yartei fit Die 8rdiioentidaft nomi.
l1irt morOsu ullo eilige Gage lpdter, an
4. Suli, lpdblte bic r8plfspartei" aui
ibrem Acknowledgement in Smaba, 9ieb.,
@eneral S. Y. Weaper 81 ibrem San=
1ertr0ger.
general Yiouell bate eine lebr mert'
wiiroi9e uab wedIelpolle @%cbeusbaAa.
@eboren 1919 III @bautarqua eorntp,
q. ., fam er ldon III friiber Sugeu0
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-21

nod @rie, 4$a.,
banit itad &ib'
tabula, 8, ul1S
mar lpdtci cine
3eit lang SGnl.
lebrer i'll Sbic
Miilouri,
Sm SABRE l84l
idloB CT Sjd) je,
ner Sdaar fiji.
ller Eioaiere Oil.
lpelde BON Wfil.
1ourt aus melt
,parts 5ogeu llltO
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-21

Der beut9e.S angerbunb
III Deutldlano umfabt 9egenwartis &C
@inSelbiiubc nit Suiammen nabc5u
10000 Sdn9ern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-21

pidtise 9lane
burd Beite6ung
erlangt unb iie
bann Der beuts
i9en unb Ser
italieniiden st.
sieruns perfauft
b aben. Wdre
benz 70, 5 a II II
f6nnte fetn III
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-21
9ie @ruptionen bes g(etna mel

- Sie @ruptionen bes Metta nebs
men nod INNER an 9eftisfeit gu Tad
benz fur6tbaren unterirbii6en @etoie
au f6IieBen, iteben nod itdrtere Grub
tionerl benor. Sic 8emobner BON Niz
eoloii linb bur6 bic gliibenben 2apaz
Str6me aus ibren 9auiern bertrieben
worben. 9unberte bon Sbba9lofen
miifen aug 6fentli6en Mitteln erbals
ten mer0eu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-21
Gs retter Ste aiuser.

Mr. s. $. Sbawen BON Weaspiae,
&anias, iagt: nWsit 8ergniisen fpre6e
i6 bon ben suten Wirfun9en, mel6t
@bamberIains &olifs, Gboleraz unb
Diarrboe Mittel in meiner Samilie
felt IA Sabren eraielt bat. Sn ben bart.
nddisiten Sdnen iogenannter nSomz
merbef6meroen" bel meinen ainbern
mirtte eS gerabeau Wunber unb madte
eS ME n0tbig ben ar5t gu rufen. Sd
fam aufri6tig gelteben, baB mad metz
ner Mnli6t, Die fi@ auf langidbrige
@rfabrung ftIBt, feline Mebiain int
Marfte lit, uel9e bieier gleih fdme.
gu baben in Glaf6en gu % rnb so
Gents bel ben Mpotbefern aalteper &
Son, 9omling & 6l0ob, u. SreiB, 8.
S6u6arb, Cohen & g., $. $. 9ars
rifon i1nb &alteper & S6u6arb,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-21
cd lit b1ufia on @eIihts

= Sd lit bdufig an @eli9tsneus
ralgie, purbe iebD6 nod M%npenbung
pon 81. Safobs Del in Is Minuten
bapon befreit. Sic Nnweubung bieies
ausgeseidneten Seilmittels faun uidt
genug empfoblen werben. - 3. 9.
Mbams, Yerrp, Mo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-21
&apitdm Yormp.

Der III Yaris IN SrubeI 8trat9eGe
amerifantide @ilitarattade.
Dur6 Die 8eldulbisuilg eineS Inse,
ftellten 6es franjOiii9en Wiarineminiites
RUINS, zines gemiiien @renier, Der MIDI
ttse Dofumeute lanoesDerrdtberii6er
Weile an ii9 sebrabt unb pcrfauft
bate, LIT ser ameritanil6e Militar.
attade in 9arts, 9apitdn 8orup, in
eiuer Sfanbal pernidelt moroen, lpelfer
belien 6idberufuns mad @aibin9ton
uOtbig madte. Bprup ioll ildmlih
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-21

f4pnfrhter bebanbeIt ipurSe unb init welten Mtttein.
Ver1orene Mannbarkeit, frrte aQt
S@wd@en Der Ge{dlent8prsane befttinmt furtrt.
Observation-Disclosures rerten i'm Saufe
Der aranfen nnb otne Jnirnmente furtrt. Gin wun'
btrpues SetlmttteI.
Catarrh und k~rankheiten der
Haut, bes DIutes unh 5ersenSt Der Sober uab Der
Riereu.
Syphilis. Das am sef@wtnbeien unr fd,erisn
6etIenbe Mfittet 4ur 9aranttrt.
Haut.k raukheiten auer Mri perbeu tas
rlrt, mo aubere aureu ut6lansen.
Unnatuerlicher Abduss ttrb prompt
n etu paar Gasen turirt.
W2eims Metbpnem.
1. Srete GoniuItattoa tn Der office pher per gsf.
2. @euaue l1nterfuHunsn af Dtasnpfe.
s.. Sober utrb anf @rnnb ptHenltaftltder Yrtnetptep
tstanbeIt >unb ietn ober tbr Gau ptrb 81 ipeeteuer
GtuDtum aenladt.
4. Biutpe 4retfe unb lei@te SabmnsSbebtnsunsen.
Su ben metften Gduen Fam BITE Srausteit I'm 9nHt
be6 2ranien bebontelt perben.
S&rettt nm Srmptpm : GDrnular 0p. l, fur Wdn'
ntr.
G&rttbt UNI Srmptom< s ormular Np 2, far Erauen.
SGretbt nm Spmptpm= Sprnulas No. 3, fur Sants
srautteiten.
Dxiefe nerben prompt beantpcrtet. 0ue Gei9dftt
sebetra eetaiten. Mebt3iu r!rp r~erbprsen e%eidnbt
fefertnien BITE 8anfen BON Gan antpuir.
1emtf1 geiprp9en.
Nan a~prtifre an pber ipreHe Dor Bet
y. n HATHAWAY, NJ. d.,
Gtepens Gebduhe, SO nut IS Mef Gpmmercefraee
Gan Hntcutp, Selas, cine Greppe bod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-21

Nls tos beEe gsittef erarfcttets. X
2ewfars, 8tpnout5 Co., Sd, sra: 1889.
d ut burd. leberGrbsiteu an 9iitern unS Gd,lafs
tcHoNstetf 5ipet Sabre lang, eeorau9te oafzr paftor gos
ntg.s Jlerpe1-otGrter unb faut e5 al5 ba5 bette TtitteI
taiar t~EapiebIeu. &. 9orrbor rift.
Cir GaiuinSeI u'o e9laFaFgteit.
Gt.2pnis. Wso, Waai 1890.
@ad3 BEN erfea a5fclnou bon ..Gaaor G5nia's
lffntnsStartes" faiisf ID tpieter out. fuas per6er
mol bfr ssal tDaf. NIB betferte f1 nteiu 2uftanb
ertsolit. 10 Dat eng Der c atuinbtl berfdlpaHb. sd
smpfshie ceBbolb bus G1ttel cuss Befte.
Islo ". @roaoiaas. G.. S. emri&.
aittfe Rod, Sri. Ssuli 80.
30 octterte neun Sabre lana. ohre and MIR 2iube
ring 81 eranlten hit iG1 easr asd5or sf3rIo,3 ylerpen.
Sthrfer Hahtu, fine bic sifidae. tpcfds e;use CEnuamt
scriss teeftas urriG!oanctn.
6&bpL
0A.s tn SertStsE.B 25u@ yar yiesresnstbs Hbs
Ig miro sJebeui Der es oertauat. y~p9eianbt.
60 Qrme .rbuiteu aud bic Wtebi3tr umipnft,
Hteie wgebtsin ipurbe felt benz Sabre 1876 con BEN
ecftr. paifpr aoui9. Sort Wapne, Sub S~stereitsi
nab iest antsr s!siner AHtoeiinng bon Der
kOENiG MEDICINE CO,
236 Randolph ST., CHICAGO, III.
Bel sspofhcfstu st hebeh s5s
81 GO Sie JIascJs, GSfaic,ei fir s 5sG9.
stn6e sf.s5, 6gif S9.oe.
Sn 9 an Mntonio Bel gbolpt OreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-21
Wuf GhamberIains 4plifz, Gho:

= Nuf @bamberlains aolifz, Gboz
lera' urb 9tarrboe : Mtittel fann mat
fi6 INNER perlaHen. gs 1T ansenebm
ein3unebmeu urb furirt &rdmpfe, @bos
lera Morbus, 9ur6faa unb 9pfenterie
in ibren fdlimmften Gormen. Sebe
Camille iolte bamit berforgt iein. Sir
25 urb so Gents bic Glaf6e gu ba5en
bel ben Mpotbefern 4alteper & Son,
Doubling & Glpob, u. SreiB, 8.
S6u6arb, gobn & Co., s. S. 9arris
ion urb &alteper & S6u6arO.
- @us &om mirb folgenbe Na9s
ri1t gemeIbet, bic fi1 unter l1mitdnben
als bo1midtig ausneifen fann. gs
beibt, Der pIan Tel i'm Merfe, ben ge=
gentpdrtis in Gonitantinopel reiibirens
BEN armenif6en patria6en, Moniigs
nor Naarian, gum algemeinen patri>
arden aler I'M Orient lebenben Gbriz
fen au ernenner, bic NIT benz romiihen
Stuble perbunbeu finb. 9ie tiirfii1e
&esierung fol in bieiem Sale bas 3uz
geitdnbniB MAIDEN tpolen, bob Der pas
triar6 nit benz Sultan brett pertebre.
ST tpiirbe aud benz grie6if9en patris
arden gleidffeben. Sofnungspole
@emiitber ieben in Der 9ermirtli9uns
bieies planes einen mi6t:sen S9ritt
sur Wieberpereinigung Der romil9en
unb Der grie9ii6en Stride.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-04
PERSONAL NOTES.

Rear Admiral Bancroft Gherasdi is a
robust built, keen eyed man OF middline
height, with n broad, high forehead and
n tersely trimmed iron gray beard, and
is %iifty-ninc. He is n Louisianian by
birth, and entered the navy NJ midship.
man when only fourteen years old, and
served for four years on the frigato Ohio
on the Pacific station.
Charles Villicrs, NJ. T., the "Father OF
the llouseofC Commons" Whose ninctieth
birthday has been iittingly honored, is
neither q tcetotler nor an anti-tobacco
man. He is,a jolly old gentleman, a
perennial diner out, n lover OF good
wine and choice cigars, and has been n
man about town ever since tho reform
bill struggle OF 1882.
The literary entertainer travels in
couples. The newest partnership exists
between Thomas Nelson Page and L.
Hopkinson Smith, better known as
"Ilop." James Whitcomb Riley and
George w. Cable arc another team.
Sir Francis Glare Ford, the new Brit
ish Minister to Constuntinoplc, has
served the Foreign Office crcditably
since 1852.
III. r. II. Albert Edward, it is inter
esting to learn, ear an ISL collar, and
has q As chest, 4 81 arm and 42t waist.
(. Mr.. Charles Francis Adams is in Lon
don looking up his family tree in the
archives OF tho British Museum.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-04
The Hat in the Elevator.

Much has Been said about men wear
ing and men not wearing their hats in
elevators in the presence OF women.
The weight OF tho argument has been
in favor OF the covered head as n pro-
lection against %draughts, pneumonia
and that sort,of thing.
A southern woman sojourning in
New York writes to 4 local paper to say
that mo true gentleman would hesitate
a moment on that account-not at least
in the south. where 1 reside; a true
southern gentleman would prefer a case
OF pneumonia rather than be accused OF
impoliteness." This sends our warm
southern blood coursing through the
veins at an unprecedented rate.
After so touching a testimonial the
true sqlfahern gentleman will not only
we!conH pneumonia caught in the
clevatGb but will invite death itself as
al additional badge OF distinction. Any
thing to please u good women and
to strengthen them in the conviction
that not all the beauties OF chivalry
passed away with the knights Grant.
II a knight OF old esteemed it q sweet
privilege to have his head broken for
his lair lady's sake, we can brave bear.
headed the iurics OF the elevator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-04
minneapolis Ahoy!

Reports from Minneapolis are not
%reassuring to those who expect to be in
that city, or within gunshot thereof,
during the Republican national owen
ton. Word comes from that city OF
boomers that hotels are asking $40 and
$50 4 day for 4 room. and that the
majority of persons who go there will
find it impossible to get sleeping accom-
modations Mt any price, even with the
st. Paul hotels thrown in.
The fiiteen.minute electric car ride
between the Twin Cities is said to be a
delusion, for when the cars are not
stopped by arrangement OF tho power
the rapid transit ride is made in about
an hour. The large available accom-
modations OF the neighboring summer
resort hotels are described as another
flight OF an exuberant fancy.
II these things be not true Mime
apolis cannot too soon convince the
country hal they are false. II true,
Minneapolis has an opportunity to get
no end OF the sort OF free advertising
q sneak-thief gets; and the men who in
tended to 80 there have a golden oppor-
tunity to leave that city with more $50
rooms OH her hands than she can find
a market for. The lesson would not be
thrown away.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-04
AFTER TIE GRIPPE,
Tho Grippe RosponAiblo FOR More Deaths
After Recovery Than During Its Course.
How to Avoid the DANGER,

lho Grippe RosponAlblo Tor Moro Denths
After Recovery Than During Its Course.
How to Avoid the Danger.
Grippe. in itself. Is bad enough. facilitating
enough, but It Is the after effects. tho slowncss
Of recovery that Give 1t Its great danger. In
most cases, the person did not have sufficient
vitality to rally after tho disease Itself had pass.
cd. The forces Of nature were too weak to CON
tend with tho debility which the Grippe had
left.
Il Is sad to think how many people have died
who might hive been saved II nature had been
properly assisted and fortified after the Grippe
had been driven from the system. Many physl.
clans realized this fact, aud assisted their pa
tiens over the dangerous after affects by braclng
up and stimulating their systems This was,
and can be done In but one way and TINT is BY the
steady and moderate use OF some pure yet power
full stimulant. There Is but one ubSo lutely pure
and medicinal stlinulant known to the PROBES.
sion and to the public, and that Is Dully's Pure
Malt Whisky. The most prominent scientists
aud physicians OF tho land endorse Its purity
aud value. 1t Is not n new whiskcy, It has been
before tho public for years. 1t Is not n cheap
dccoction, but II pure dlstlllatlon II imparts q
tone to the System possible IN no other manner
and sends tho blood coursiny through tho veins
with renewed yigor. II Is superior In every 70.
spect and however much my urScrupulOus
druggist or grocer mny seek to lend you TO be.
lieye 10 the contrary do not be deceived.
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Ghn l1ttdliQetner
WHEELING, rEnnuAnY 4, 1909.
REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
Call for the Annual Convention Of the
State League.

The fourth annual convention OF the Rcpubll-
Gun League Of the State OF West Virginia will
convene In the city OF Parkcrsburg. Wood coun.
ty. ut 10 o'clock noon. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY %,
1S0e. this day having been recommended By tho
National I.cNSlc). for the election OF officers for
the ensuing year. tho selection Of delegates to
the fifth annual convention OF tho Republican
League OF the United States, and for tho transac-
ton OF such other business as may regularly
come bcioFGi.
Each Republican club in the state Is entitled
TO be represented by five delegates.
tits requested that the election OF delegates be
held aud Il list thereof be forwarded to the Sec
rotary Of the State League ut parkersburg, W. Va,
US soon as possible,
Full information rs to the rates OF transporta-
ton will DO published rs soon as the necessary
arrangements can DO made.
HENRY C.. FLESlIER, President.
NSDFI, Sacratnry
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Doesn't Seem to Sec The point

Governor Thayer, of Nebraska, is
quoted as saying that he will not give
up the Office to Governor Boyd until he
receives the mandate OF the supreme
court, which will be about a month
reaching him. Mr.. Thayer ought to
have enough sensible friends to make
him understand that such a course
would be indecent in the extreme.
The decision Of the court is we'll
known to him. 1t means that he has
already hold the office through n con-
siderable part Of the term for which
Boyd was elected, and he should be glad
togivo it up without delay.
There was a fair question as to the
eligibility Of Boyd, but that question
has been determined in his favor and
the episode should DO ended promptly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-04
Churches For the People,

Bishop Foss'of the Methodist church
would have in every large city n peo-
ple's church, free seats, to hold 1,SO0 or
1000 persons, q pastor with two or three
assistants and three or five d~eaconesses.
This is a good thought, but the aver
age preacher cannot draw a congrega-
ton OF 1000 persons. 1t is not a com.
mon thing to see the seating capacity
Of the average church over-taxcd.
Various reasons have been assigned
Tor this fact, but the fact remains that
the preachers do not fill their churches.
When this problem shall have been
solved some others will be in q fair way
to be made clearer.
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rwnnIlclum. Twccdlcdcc.

1"ccNit"h ihs
Tho protest OF New York Democrats
against Hills snap-judgmcnt conven-
ton does them great credit, for the
mandate is ono OF tho scandals>of our
politics. The Cleveland men who arc
engineering tho revolt should know,
however, that the date OF tho conven-
ton can mako no real difference.
When tho convention comes along,
be that sooner or later, it will be Hills
to do with as he pleases. Thelarge ma-
jority OF tho delegates to the convcn.
ton are his henchmcn. Therefore the
delegates.to Chicago will DO Hills dele
gates.
Tho ono question is, what good will
these delegates DO able to do Hill after
he sends them to tho convention2 Per.
haps they can bring about his nonina-
ton. but thi, does not seem probable.
10 nominate Hill would be to insure
tiic ucIeut VI tIe Lchioeia'iS 'ishee'
first of NIL and conclusively, because
Hill cannot carry New York. Hc and
his friends saw TO Clcveland's defeat in
New York in 1855. Cleveland and his
friends would sec to Hills defeat in
New York in 1892.
II Cleveland be nominated in spite OF
the opposition Of tho delegation from
his own state he would be worse beaten
there than he was in 1883.
The further the row goes the less
likely it becomes that any Democrat can
carry,New York this year against the
Republican nominee.