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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-26

NuBer6em Derlangen iie nod bic polle
gnti9dbigung fir bic Auferlegung Der
Glntommenfteuer auf benienigen She'll
lbres Ginfommens, pel1er aus perl6nz
lt6en Sienftleiitungen, 8ebdltern ober
Bennonen &c. emtitebt.
Sn ibrem proteite beftreiten bic Stans
oesberren benz State iiberbaupt bas
&ebt, bas gntlddbigungse unb glbs
lOlnngss aapital bur6 GeieB al bemels
len. Wtan m0g, ttur BON Seiten bes
9bgeorbnetenbaufes bic 9lufbebuna ibz
reg bisberigen pribilegiums beitimmen
lno eS bann ben @eri6ten iiberlaifen,
ben gnti6abigungss8etra feftsufelen.
Ser Jreibcrr pom Stein, Ser feline
Stanbesgenonen bonn boben unb nieb.
r1gen Abel genau getannt gu baben
f6eint. bat einmal geidgt, er femme iebr
plele BurgerliAe BON bobem gbel unb
lebr biele @beaeute, benen ieber 9(bel
feble. Inter bic lebtere &ategorie gez
boren obne 3meifel bic llnteraei6ner
Oes erwdbnten prDte1teS an ben preuBiz
i6en 2anbtag @s finb 6as bic folz
genben &ei6sunmittelbaren: sSurft su
gentbeim $ 8entbeim, Giirf BON Bent
beimsSteinfurt, 6iirit 5u Sienburg un6
8iibingen in 8irHein, JurIt au sSienz
burg unb 8iibingen in Wa1tersba6,
Giirt SalmsSalm, 6iirit @apnsWitts
genitein, Giirit gu Solm8 8raunfels,
Gtrf 5it SOlms Sobeniolms Gid,
Turf gu Wieb, @raf 9olms &69elz
9eim, @raf StOlberg @tolberg, Graf
Stolberg &OBla unb @raf SIenburg
unb 8iibingenzWerbola.
Sen Breteit 5u unterSei9nen bat fib
nur elmer Der 9tanbesberren qeipeiaert
unb bas mar Der erlt Dor eiaiger 3eit
bonn Safer Wilbelm III. in ben Sir
itenitanb erbobene Giirft gu Stolberg.
Wernigerobe, Elm Mann, bem alio me-
ben boben geiitigen anlagen Ger belief
bette bic bO6ften Staatsdmter in preus
BEN unb tpur6e ieiner 3eit pielfa6 ais
/ tpabrf6einli6er Na6folger 8ismards
auf benz polten bes &ei1sfanslers ges
nannt!) aud ipabrer Mbel Der 8efins
nung na65uriibmen lit, mas bon
ieinen iibrigen StanbesgenoFen = tuie
| ii6 aug bem gorbersebenben ergiebt-
eben n d t geiagt merben fam.
Sie llnteraei6ner bes proteites fiib>
rem in bemielben einen duBerit labmen
@runb fir ibre Sanblunsslpeiie all.
sic ertldren oarin ndmli6, baB fife
ni6t @igentb ii er ibrer 8ermoz
gen ieien, fonbern nur 8eruaIter
0erlelben, benn bieIe geb0rten in @irfz
li6teit ibren 0duiern unb @eI9ledtern
unb Ite bdtten baber feline 8efugniB,
gan5 ooer. tbeilweiie auf bas in 6rage
4 itebenbe &eft au per5i6ten."
I gBeun bieier @runb ftt66altig pdre,
bann bdtte i6lieBli6 ni6t nur ieber
WfaiOratSberr elm &e6t, bic Steuern
5u permeigernt ionbern I6lieBli6 aud
/ ieber 6bef elmer faufmdnnii6en Sirma,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-26
ssette gtanoesberre,,,

Sie ebemals nrei6sunmittelbaren"
Stanbesberren bes &6nigrei6es prell=
Bens = bur9weg 8rpBgrunbbeliber
BON immenIem &ei1tbunt-batten fi1
bisber Der p0lligen 8efreiung BON allen
Ginfommen>Steuern 5ll erfreuen-ein
pripilegium, fir bas bic fleinen Steuz
eraabler natiirli9 um 10 itdrfer belaitet
tDerben muBten, nm ben 9teuer Qluss
fall pieber ein5ubringen.
9lls pOr etipas iiber Sabresfrift Der
Safer g8ilbelm LII. Die Nnregung aur
@iafiibruug zines gere6teren 8eiieuz
erungssSpitems gah = bas 8eite, mas
bieier SOnberliHg auf benz 3brone
bis iebt getban bat! - ba beftanb elm
She'll bieieS BON bem fIugen Dr. Wtis
quel ausgearbeiteten &eform planes
naturgemdB in Der 9lufbebung bieier
allen 8egrifen BON &e6t unb @ere9tisz
felt Snbn fpre9enben Steuer 5reibeit
6es boben ebemals rei6unmittelbaren
Nbels.
I'm ben boben fiirltli9en unb grdfz
li6en 9errf6aften aber ia ni1t gu tpebe
gu tbun, iollte ibre bis6erige Steuerz
freibeit ni6t fdle6tues abgef6afft perz
ben, fonbern man tpollte bieielbe
pabl0ien" unb snar in Der Weile, baB
ibnen Elm gnti@dbigungs &apital
ausgGablt perben iollte, pel1es benz
135fa6en gBertbe ibrer in 3ufunft gu
entridtenben @intommen Steuer ent=
fpra6.
9llip bafiir, baB mdn bon bieien
enorm rei6en @roBgrunb 8efbern
Derlangte. mas ieber arme 8auer unb
ieber tleine Sanbmerfer leilten muB-
pibrigenfalls ibneM Der @eri6tspollz
5ieber bic lebte Sub aus bem Stale ober
ben S6ranf aus Der Stube pfdnbet-
ioilte bieien bo6blaubliitigen Siirlten
ober @rafen nod Elm @rtra>@ei6enf
i'm 8etrage BON pielen Millionen Mart
in ben Gals gelporfen iperben.
gBr nun meinen iolIte, 6aB bieIe
rStanbesberren" iif i'm SntereGe Der
pausglei6enben @ere6ti9feit", BON Der
bod jeBt INNER 10 biel gerebet tpirb,
biermit einberitanoen erfldrt bdtten,
Der befinbet ii6 geipaltig auf benz Sol5@
tpege.
Gin She'll berielben peiserte ii6 ans
fdngli9 runbweg. auf irgenbwel6e,
ibre nauf berbrieften unb berlie9elten
etpigen pripilegien" berubenbe Steuer>
| freibeit antaitenben 3eformen ein5uges
ben, Die @tebrbeit aber 3eigte ii6 Oa3u
9eneigt, bod perlangte iie als Nbl0s
fungs@&apital meit iiber ba8 9oppelte,
mas man ibnen geboten bate.
Die n&ei6sunmittelbaren" 6aben
| iebt all baS 9lbgeorbnetenbauS einem
| groteit gegen ben Miquell6en &eforma
pIan geianbt, in pel6em fe tatt be8
ibnen 3ugeiagten @ntiddbigungss &apis
tails i'm 13Bfa6en 8etrage ibrer 3ufiinfs
tige @infommeniteuer ni6t peniger aIS
BEN 29fa6eu 8etrag bappu forberul
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-26

Der fi9 aud nur als @ermalter unb
aelttpeiliger Tertreter feines r6aufes1
betra6tet.
Wenn ii6 bic ebemalS reidsunmits
telbaren Stanbe8berren 10 febr aegen
bic geiebli6e Normirung bes gntfbds
bigungS getrage5 ltrduben un6 cine
ri6terli6e SeftfeBung beRslben borsie=
ben, 10 folIte man ibneu bod ben &C.
faaen tbun. Senn menn es. tpie au
3eiten bes Miifers bon @ansiouci nod
rGi9ter in Berlin giebt", ipelde ibr
preuBiifes 2anbre6t nidt nur fennerl,
fonbern aud ausaulegen unb ansumens
ben mihen, bann ioqte bod idon Der
paragrapb befelbem, tpel9er lautet
oSeber preube 1T por benz @eieBe
glei61 bolauf geniigen, ben 9tanbes=
berrn bas pribilegium Der Steuerfreis
belt gu entsieben unb suar obne linen
oafllr aud MIR einen 9eller als gntz
ober nAbl0fung" gu ses
mdbren.
9enn menn ieber preuBe pcr benz
@efeBe glei6 1T, muB aud ieber greuz
BE, oh er nun 9err S6ulae nber Siirit
so unb So beiBt, in glei6er @eife
fteuerpfli6tis fein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-26

ntdfSbeitomentger legr lebbafte llnter
baltung nit liA lel6er fibre begann
NIT bem Serptren.
gluf etne SraQe WolIrams uad oem
8efinoen bes Patienten ertpioerte Der
@utSberr nit erniter Wftene Scr
beutige Gag miro, lpic es l6eint, oe,t
8estnn eines traurigen GapitelS in Ser
@bronif BON Ofellent9in beSeicbnen.
Der arme SasmunO liegt mod ilnner
lit bo6sraoi9em 5ieber unb in tiefer
8emuBtloli9feit ba, es nliibte mobl 70
etpa8 Die eiu 9Sunoer 9eldeben, penn
pir i6n bnr6brtn9eu lollten"
@olfram fab auf Glfriebe, unb er ees
ipabrte, oaB cine Ibrdne an ibren Wtnl<
perm bitg. Die Speilen auf ibrenl
Geler aber fpare11 nod n6llis ltnberiibrt.
@ieoer blr65udte ibn babel eine bdBs
li9e, unbeba9liGe @npfinbltng, mie ct
lie bente idon eillnal oeripiirt bate,
etlle Gmpfinbung, beren llrlprung tnb
9latur er 1i6t begriff, neil es bod uns
mOgliG @iferiu6t 9egen einen Ster>
benoen ieill fonnte, mas iid "a in ibm
re9te.
@s CAB cit, fleines 51weisen, banu
fubr Ibun,as Np6oll, Ser ebenfalls iebr
weni9 @bluit sei9te. fort: u@r 1T belte
Wtittag erit aus gerftn auf 9liffborn
ansefomnlen, nnS Ietn leioenbe8 9luss
ieben mie icin offenbar fieberbafter .31,
itano lit natitrlif allen Berlonen aufs
9efallen, nit beneu er bort in 8eriibs
rung gefomlnen lit. @r perlpra6 li6
@rboluns uno geIieruns BON Dem 5pas
3ierritt, ben er ba ltnternabm unters
ipe9s aber nluB i'm bann pobl bte
Sdwdde iiberipdlti9t baben. @ine ilrs
beitinlmte &bnlng pon oem beporltebens
ben slusbru6 elmer f6lperen Granfbeit
lit aud uobl als @rflaruns fir bic qnds
lelioe llnrube uno 8aitlolisteit au3us
feben, Die i'm gepeinigt baben muB,
al8 er ii6 entl9loB, am Worgen na9
ieiner Sod5eit oieie Jtetie gu uuterneb,
men."
(Sprtiebuns fcIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-26
8eraesbpbe @paem-

b. 3. metr Sber mirber bod = brpben pdbrenp eines
beftisen Srfans ben washaIiSen &etfenbeu auf benz
iiiirmti@en atlantifden Scean unter @ 5u besraben.
Man&mal n6&e er i4ier perswetfeln, mandmaI freut
er @ parhber, Iestere8 bann er 10 ret iestrant
1T. Die biabrIiiden anfdae BON l1ebetett benen er
i4ca porter untermorfeu mar unb bie bur has Gtam=
pfen beS S&iffes perSebnfa6t perben, mahen bn ee=
rabe5u slett shltis seeen ien SatfiaI. DaS TT ntbt
hbertreben, pte Dteenisen, peIGe bic Seetrantbett
creentli4 sebabt babeu, bejeusen werben. Icurten
unb &etienbe gu Baer unb III 9anb iouten ffets Sp>
itetter MasenbitterS BET F4 fitreu ais en MiiteI
5rr Sefdmptuns ner Seetrantbeil unb ber nesp6icn
neberretstbett p6er ber Wosenbei6merben, pele bur
unbeaneme @etieselesenbetten 3p WaHer unb gu aanp
enrd unButrasdses, auf gabnbbfsn batts b.nunterse
i6lunsenes Giien u +. m. perurfad3t merben. Gmtz
9rarten iolten i@ init Srfetter's Maaenbttters ais
6amtenarSnei sesen Malarta, Massns, 2ebers uun
Mersneiben unb &beumattsmas pereben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-26
aleiberitofe! aleioeritoffe /!

Ser srobte uno sewablteite gorratb bon
tetnen &leiber itoffen, Der ie in San
Mntoi,io bprbanben tpar. Gin ne,les Naffer
Sattn Stripeb @repon, iolio unb
genuifert.
,,8esforS GorS" in allen neuem aar.
ben. pte gfidvl, @ieale, Mais, 2apenreI San,
9uiiian @rap, @reant, beib.
- g.baflies su 1e, 1s ,tnS 20 Gents per
Darb.
=. .TransSfiid,e Gbaaiss III s5 be.
lttmntten gtuitern.
Mobaires, grepe b gbine Ill rs
Gents, 80 Gents uno $l.Oo.
Srans5iii6er Orsanbie sn 25, s5
uno 30 Gents.
Gorb Su 3oi, ettpes ns..es, su 10 Gents
per Yarb.
: @emnterte sebforO eorS sul21S
eents per garb.
:, @emuiterts erepe gu IA Gents pet
OT~S
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-26
Sin aurioIum, tpelde.

= Sin aurioIum, mel6es aber
glei65eitig elm berebtes 3eugniB bon
Der peinli6feit Der preuBif6em 8eb0rs
ben in @elbfa6en BARTLETT, pailirte els
nem @rfurter 8eamten q. 8. 8efommt
ba bieier Sage Der 8etreffenbe bon ieis
ner ebemaligen 8eb0rbe in Der Propin3
poien einen pfennig ausesanbt, Der +.
3. benz 8ealnten bel 8ebaltsaus3abs
lung ni6t nit perabrei6t porben mar.
Der pfenuig mar in benz betrefenbon
8elbbriefe mittelit SiegelladS befeitigt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-26

bon i9marsen 8aaren su ben aller,
niebrisiten Yreiien.
@e1tretfter unb carrirter Saipm
bon 10 Gents aufpdrts bis gu ben, beiten
S9litter i9marser Srsanoie, @renaoine,
Sattn geitreifter Safpn gu ertaunli9 nisbris
gen greiien
getoene Q1arp 9emriettas, 40 8on,
nit ben t,eueften S4attirunsen berIeben,
gu $l.00.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-26
Nmdlens Mrutca galbe,

Dte bette SaIbe ber Belt fhr S4nitte, Queti&nns
gen, @e4mire, Btebers unb 6ant, ausi&tas, Giehte,
seipruuSene Sdnee, Erofbeulen unb aue Sauffranfs
hetten turtrt Sdmorrboiben pber teine HesabIuns.
8batse 3nfriebenbett sarantirt ober bas @elb ptrb
Sara6erfattei. 25 Gent8 Die Sha1tel. Bum Yerfauj
tn allen Gpptbeten 4balpb Dretb, Tbemplon & 60. !,
WbplefcIe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-26
3epbgr 0inabants /!

gBir berteufen 3epbpr @inebams
gu l5, Is rno % Gents.
Satin stsiSeb eorb Du aot unS 3epbbrs.
@emafferte Sateeu su 10, IL, 1s
ilnb % Gents.
s9li4t: Sulo, 121a, l5, 20 uno 25
Gents.
Sas srSbte unb belt aussepdblte saeer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-26
beuiIe=4ortierea nno giidoedeu,

@tr offeriren GbenilIe 9ortieren
nnb Stfh > eden gu abioIut baIbem greiie.
8ir baben 50 @aare 8ortieren une 100
Sii9befet, ale su bemielben Breiie.
5 Dollar 8Drtieren an $40.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-26

Tctne GpiRen WOrbdnge, So Oarb
lang, su rs Genta, $10O, $l.25, $1.5o,
$500, $3.50, $500, uub aufpdrts, 10 feia
tpie Sbr iie tpiinidt.
Sarbiger uub i9marser SailIe
Graneniie, 3u 80 Gents per garb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-26
gorbdnae! gorbdnae j!

Sn Sraperien . unb @retonnes
tiibren mir etne elesante @usfpabl BON 10
&ents auftpdrts bis gu ber feiniten sorte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-26
seioeuitoffc !! seibenitofe!

eOltOe farbise gbinefii6e nnb s o..
paneft1 de Seioenit itpffe lit ben pos
pularften Sarben, ipie 8eib, Cream Go5a,
Gprit, gtile, 2tlac 8lau &c.
Splise 0ros Grain S6warae
Setbenitpffe su rs Gents, 80 Gents, 81
uab $1.25.
S9marse unb @ream@b bimeIiide
SetS enito ffe gu 30, IS, so, so, rs, s5,
80 Gents ,tnb ST.
geibene umo gattm Rrpcaoe, in
idmars li1b farbia gu rs, so Gents, 81 rno
$125 IN ben lteuelten &benp.Sarben.
6ancp ssntuiterte Snbias, ihwarser,
farbiser ilnb ipeiber Grurb; stpe,farbig, Elm.
fad nnb peri4ieoenartige Gigurer, 8Iamen.
Scrolls unb anbe1e Wluiter, 70 Sorteu, SX12
Ron1binat,on, jebeS 20-22 3pa brett, 35, 48,
so, 68, IS Gents unb 81. % i3oa breite 81
81 nnb $1.25.
serfaiehene wlaeee surabs, gu 20,
35, so ,lnb rs Gents.
Das . seibenlaser iibertrifft aIIes Onseipes
iene IN IuSmabl, @iite nno Mertb fir ieben
3fped: mo Seioe gebrautht pirr ,lnb beren
3abl TIT eesion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-26

y
Wf0bel nnb Seppidt!
linIer RDbel. unb Ieppist Dssastsmsat
nerbient tn MusenInein sencnlHtn ~ isssy
ben gDir qaotiren 4resie, 5ie SIS mt Dee
8rliisen leieu tperoet.
3eppibc! 9epti@e!
8otb BruiIels, 81 unb auf,pdrts
9apeitrp GruiielS, 80 GentS anb aufNxsi1.
Sapeitrp grufels, Rogberrp, 66 Ssats nas
a,fparts.
auss Boas, Oreifa9e 9iae, % ssnis.
G.G. 81
aass mous, sDsiia4. %
&C. IS
Union Is
esiaumte 9eppiGe, Is bss 80 Cent?.
2inoleurs, so Gents un6 Gufm6rtS.
Snbbcoen SeI.IuG, 50 Gt8. anb aufuxste.
GceoSsWatten, As Gents nnb auiw&rts ~
anabratsYarb.
China Matten, bon l2155 bis 96 Gents.
aette Sapaneiiide Matttss 5u nur 10 Gts.
M6bel! M5beli
8ir MAIDEN ipeaiele Dfer,en ID S&Iaf.
immer Sets:
Solibe Anttfe Gthene Sets. n,tr $1s.Es.
Gle8ante Gbepal Sets, yur 5000.
Solibe Baauub Sets, ntfr $3S.
pliiid Parlur Sets, nur $27.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-26
8 g 8 8 8 6 e g q q"

lluier ,,Weiber Glspbaat''
@lotbins Saas ift bas sr5bte uRb ssundas
biaite i'm Siibtresen. Bir sasantisss
ednttt, Wluiser, NuaIitxt usA.
bat Miles raBt"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-26
ltnier gBaarenlaser lit mabaebeno.

Sie folsenoen auotattonen seben einen
Binf, uin a5er ben ipirfltt'en @errb unb bie
aeihbaftigfeit fent,en gu lerneu, fornnt unb
ielt oSer laRt Cad Vroben ids den.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-07-29
NOT A CANDIDATE.

Will n. Plymat was up from Maple
ton Tuesday on law case, and when
asked by FREE PRESS reporter
whether it is true that he is candi-
date for the district judgeship to sue
coed Judge Severance, replied: mo,
l am not a candidate for the position
and have never had such a thought.
l am telling my friends so. My home
paper probably wanted to give me a
friendly send off, but there is nothing
in the report, and you can deny it,"
Mr.. Plymat stated this in manner
which showed that he meant what he
said. He has many friends in the dis
trict who would be pleased to see him
hold the Office, but he is young man
and can afford to wait for few years.
There appears to be no objection to
Judge Severance from any of the four
counties in his district, and as politics
have never entered into the cOnSidera-
tion of candidates for this office, sc
it will not this year. The members
of the bar, and all classes of voters,
irrespective of party, are satisfied
with Judge Severance, and it is not at
all likely that another candidate will
be in the field. The two judicial con,
ventions will probably be held upon
the same day and the Judge be made
the nominee of both parties. He is
one of the ablest lawyers in the state
and his record as a district Judge is
one of fairness and impartiality, ano
his ability is recognized in the Other
districts, from which many cases are
sent to him.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-07-29
Collie and Cholera MOrbus.

Collie cholera morbuS, cramps and
many other affections of the stomach
and bowels prevalent at this time of
the year are due to two causes. First,
the depressing effect of the hot
weather upon the nervous system, and
second, the use of green fruit, cucum-
bers, melons, etc. No one is safe from
painful and even dangerous attacks of
these affections unless unusual pre-
cautions are taken at this time of the
year. A tablespoonful of Pe-ru-na be-
fore each meal is complete protec-
tion against the maladies. Pe-ru-na
is not preventive Of collie, cholera
morbus, cramps, stomach ache, sum-
mer diarrh9a and cholera, but is also
a prompt cure for these diseases.
Where the attack is very severe and
painful wine glass full of Pe-ru-na
should be taken at once, followed by
two tablespoonful doses until COM
plete relief is obtained. This never
fails in single case. In cases of less
severity tablespoonful every hour is
sufficient. No one should neglect the
precaution of taking dose of Peru
ma before each meal until the hot sea-
son is over. -
Complete treatise on diseases of hot
weather sent to any address by The
Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Com
pany, Columbus, o.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-07-29
STARTED BY GASOLINE.

A fire which looked at one time as
though it would prove to be serious
confagration was started Saturday
night by an explosion Of gasoline. NJ.
Hanna, the South Front street grocer,
was the loser. His young
clerk went out about nine
O'Clock to draw some gasoline from a
tank which was back of the store, and
placed his lantern some fifteen feet
away from the tank. While he was
drawing the gasoline the lantern ex-
ploded and the gasoline was quickly
ignited and exploded. The force Of
the shock was so great that sheet Of
flame was carried through the store
and even broke the front window, and
the stock and wood work Immediately
took fire and burned rapidly. The
fire department was called and after
some difficulty the flames were SUBJ
dued. The department worked heroic
ally and also saved the next house
back.
In the stock that was destroyed was
$500 worth of -four which Mr.. Hanna
had just gotten in. The loss on stock
will amount to fully $1,000, and the
building which is owned by ]. A Pres
ley, was damaged to the extent of be-
tween $500 and 500. Mr.. Hanna car
ried an insurance of 81, 900 on his stock
and $500 on his household goods, and
the building was also insured.
Mr.. Hanna showed his pluck by
opening up in the Mills building today,
corner of Front and Liberty streets,
where he will be found until Mr.
Presley can repair his building. A good
deal damage was done on the second
floor, and it is fortunate that the fire
was not worse.
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The GAINESVILLE Argus says apple
trees in that vicinity are dying of the
blight.
The GAINESVILLE Argus says that the
school district of Smiths Mills will
erect new school house this fall, at
a cost of 81, 500.
An able minister, Rev. Owen
Evans, late of Cincinnati, Ohio, but
now of Wales, will preach at the
Welsh church Sunday.
There is some talk of the Demo
Gratis and Peoples party uniting upon
Gen. Pope for Congress, and the with
drawal of L. c. Long, the Peoples
party candidate.
The Winnebago City Press Neacs
reports hail storm occurring about
ten miles west of that city few days
ago, destroying about two-thirds of
the crops upon several farms.
1t is estimated that $4,000 is in
vested in bicycles in this city. The
number of young ladies who ride is
growing larger, and even the small
boys now bestride safeties.
"A. B. Smith reports the sale of
Geo. Nj. Palmer's residence, on Han
over street, to d. P. Young, of the
firm of Young & Monson. 1t is an
excellent location and good lawn,
and the house has all modern i'm
provements.
"A large new barn belonging to
John A. Jones, of South Bend, caught
fire Wednesday night and burned to
the ground, with all of its contents,
including hay, machinery, wagons.
etc. 1t is believed that the loss will
foot up to $1,000, while the insurance
is but $500.
Sheriff Glynn went to Lake Mad
son Saturday and arrested Robert
Madigan, James Madigan, James
Mape and Anthony Barnes on the
charge of resisting constable A. III.
Hanchett when he attempted to ar.
rest them Wednesday night.
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WOMANS DAY.
given soon

A matron stood where two roads met
And knew not which one to take;
In doubt, she soon began to fret
Lest she should error make
She wanted serious advice,
Authoritative, wise;
She looked about her once or twice
The guide-post met her eyes.
She read it eagerly and knew
What it kindness showed
Away her doubts on swift wings flew
She took the other road.
And it was the Minneapolis and St.
Louis Ry. she anXiously sought out,
and always will travel that highway,
commonly called the Albert Lea
Route.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-07-29
-ThreShernan

-Thresherman,- no other
goods but the Advance engine and
Separator and Reeves stacker. 1t is
guaranteed to earn you Is per cent
more money and do better work than
any other. / will make prices that
will suit you. J. G. KoLLER 6t2w
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-07-29

Quantities of goods arriving daily We to
room for them. To say that make a great
sacrifice to close out all Wash and Summer Goods
an exact statement of facts-Our loss is your gain.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-07-29

Everybody buys the new Osborne
binder and No. mower, guaranteed
the best in the market, or the goods
will be forfeited. 5t2w
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-07-29

-Tattle s. Neff are closing out
their hardware. Look in their AID
for prices. ap25m3
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is a list of unclaimed
letters remaining in the postoffice at
Mankato, Mimi, for the week ending
July %, 1892.
Anderson, Andrew Seljesceter, Ole Olsen
Baltmsch, Ida Schulz, WI
Callahan, Mrs Rosa Static, Mr.
Harrington, Josie Weigelt, Anna
Howard, Frank Wheeler James
Hays, l. N Woodcock, NJ
Hoppe, Miss Aug. Wright, Mrs Emma
Otis, Edd Young I'D
Peterson, Mrs A
In calling for the above letters please say "ad-
vertised" and give date of list. Letters remain
ing unclaimed at the expiration of 15 days from
this date will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
w. W. p. MCCONNELL, P. NJ.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-07-29

The Advance thresher machine
will make you more money than any
other. 5t2w
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