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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-04-22
FALSE PROPHETS.
Republican Hopes That Have Never Been
Fulfilled.

The republican prophets are again
sending forth their cheerful messages.
senator Allison predicts that Gov.
Boies cannot carry his own state IL he
Is nominated by the democrat for
president Ex-senator Warner Miller
Just pecping up from his three years
berth outside the brcastwork, predicts
that the republicans will surely carry
New York. And other optimistic mem.
bers of the same party indulge in
equally hopeful auguricS
IL is the old story In 1850 Senator
Allison predicted that Boies would be
beaten-but lie wasn't. Last fall the
senator was cocksure that Boics would
not win, but he did, and by an in.
creased plurality, on the largest vote
ever cast in Iowa.
As for New Iork-well, a rccollec-
tion of the republican prophecies for
the last seven years is enough to make
Mr.. Dcpcw's brass monkey stand up
on his hind legs and laugh his head
off. Every year the democrats were
TO be beaten, destroyed, buried. wiped
out, annihilated. And every year the
democrats have won. Last year the
republican prophets were in full cry.
Miller, Hustled, Platt Fassett, Shep-
ard. even the cold blooded George Bliss
all prophesied the success Of their
party.
And yet they were bea ten ~ nearly
fifty thousand votes. The World led
them all at prognostics 1t estimated
the democratic plurality within less
than one thousand votes of the official
count.
And it tells all these too-previous
prophets now that the next president
will be n democrat. Let them stick IL
pin there. N. y. World.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-04-22
THE GAR DEPOSED.
EX-Speaker Reed Has sunk Into oh
liNion.


lNion.
Mr. Thomas Il. Reed would make "A
picturesque candidate for the presi-
dency. There is not much doubt that
Mr., Reed would like the office. lie was
unquestionably ambitious for il two
years ago, and had probably serious
hopes that the plum of the republican
nomination might fall into his mouth.
Mr.. Blaine appears To have felt some
apprehension, IL not alarm, in the same
direction, and FASTENED To take steps to
prevent Mr.. Reeds growing promin-
encc from becoming more permanently
fixed. Mr. Reed was then the most
conspicuous figure IN the country. lie
overshadowed alike president and see
rotary. lie fell from this position, il
is only fair 10 say Of him, not alto.
gether through his own fault We do
not think that Mr.. Reeds arbitrary
methods were approved by the country,
but they We're intensely enjoyed by his
own party lie made himself really IA
hero with them by the way in which
he cyercrowded and subiugated the
democrats. All this was later forgot
ten, and Mr. Reed passed much ont of
sight in the tremendous republican de-
feat that followed; but this was owed
not half SO much To Mr.. Reeds un-
popularity as 10 that of Mr. Mckinley
and his tariff. Mr. Reed made the
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-04-22

mistake of misapprehending the feel
ing of the country with regard to the
latter, and thus had some share of re-
sponsibility; but 1t was not Reed or
even Reeds methods as speaker that
were odious to the people half SO much
as the Mckinley tariff, though all
alike had TO be buried under the ava.
lanche in politics OF 1870. --Boston
Herald
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-04-22
He Was conscientious.

Editor-You say you wish this poem
TO appear in my paper anonymously?
Would-Be Contributor--Yes; don't
want any name ia IT,
Then can't publish it,"
why not?"
Because ! am conscientious about
this matter. don't want an unjust
suspicion TO fall upon some innocent
psracn. "-rexas Slftings.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-04-22
WHAT ALLIED HIM.


IL was on a Staten island ferryboat
coming up TO town. All of a sudden a
boy about ten years old, who was APP
parently alone. began to weep. II was
q silent sort of weep, with his hands
crossed on his stomach and his back all
bumped over. but knew that some
thing allied him to start the tears in
that fashion. lie sat next me and
asked in fatherly way:
whats the mates with you, buh--
feel sick?"
He nodded his head in the affirmative,
and then shook IL in the negative and
his back bumped up little more and
his tears increased in number by this
time he had attracted general attention
and a man who didn't knows beans
about boy came up and said:
~ know what ails this kid-he's run
away from home somewhere. Wonder
IL there's an officer on this bont?"
The boy now began 10 sob, and q
woman came over and sized him up, and
remarked
Hes just homesick that's all La
but I've seen my Reuben break down
and cry like a baby IL he hal To go
away from me one single hour"
What's that boy blubbering about?"
demanded rcd.faced man rs he got up
and folded up his paper Has anyone
been abusing you, bub? If SO, jus;
point him out"
"Bub" was now going it strong, way
ing TO and fro and grooming and crying.
and woman with bundle in her hand
came up, fixed her glance at me. and
said
Somebody's probably tried to rob
him just because he's boy II such is
the case somebody ought to be arrested
and sent to prison. Bub, has anybody
got your money away?'
He first nodded and then shook his
head, and a young man with very
high collar and II very little cane sagcIy
observed:
From what l am able to observe
should thay that the kid has come down
with the gripth. That's about the way
wath attacked"
"Bub. did anyone threaten or abuse
your" kindly inquired young lady, as
her glasses fell off her nose.
The boy nodded, and evcryb body now
looked straight Mt me as the guilty
party. | was about To get up and make
denial and ask for II court of inquiry
when a brisk-looking little man stepped
up, felt of the boys pulse, Strengthened
y him up and asked:
boy, what have you been eating this
morning."
"Ches-chestnuts" he gaspcd.
what else?"
"Ap-apples." a
what else?"
Some raiSins!"
"Um! What's this in your pocllet?"
lie pulled out half.eaten raw turnip
and brown paper with five or six dates
in it, and as he looked around he re-
marked;
81 thought SO when first saw him;
he's got case of collie. Who's got any
whisky?'
The young man with lisp had some
and in five minutes the boys tears had
all disappeared and he was looking
around for the other half of that turnip.
"Well,' said the woman who had first
come mp. II knew il was either home
sickness or the collie It's about the
same thing with boy. If he didn't
have something of the kind To scare
folks half to death he wouldn't be hap
py, I'd like TO be his mother for about
three minutes and have n good thick
single handy byv'-M Quad, II n. y.
World.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-04-22
An Inqulrlng Mind.

Father Everything | say to you goes
~ ~ one ear and out at the other.
Little son (thoughtfuliy)-ls that
shst little boys has two ears for pa
Ds5-oood News
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GinoIide 2aipetat.

Eruo9en fdbrt nit Der Mtama in's
Dab. Der 8asen lit porgefabren, nm
tie gum Babnbof su bringen. aaunt
eingeitie9en, f6llt benz Tru61en elm, fie
babe gang pergeiien, BEN Yapa Mbien
su iagen. vNd, liebe DIANA" lpriht
lie, LAB mid nod einr1ul ausfteigen
mir fdllt ioeben Elm, oaB i'd su yapa
niht Nbien geiagt babe" - u0asu lit
Is 81 Ipdt; Der j3ug eebt balb al uro
ipartct niht anf ms Da ipenoet lid
ois Glcine gum 9ousmdbden, bic an
Der Wagrntbiir itebt uno iaste: Nd
3oIa, Oann, bite, seben Gie ipobl Dem
%apa bon mir eiuen redt iiBen SuBl !.
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Gutter Bath.

Denn Sbr eine 9asmaiGine fault, o be.
3ahlt eS fi4, bic bette 5u wablen. Bir per.
taufen nur infer eisenes 0abritat unb feunen
bafeIbe senau. Rauft sbr bon uus, 10 be-
sablt Sbr niht 3tpeien profte nmaebt baber
ben 8ipiidenbdnbIer, Der meiitens biaias
Mai5inen bat. Sbr gebt benz Sabrit lntsn
unb gambler proft. &auft oaber brett. Sn
6else unierer sroben Gaeilitdten tonnen NH
Hdbnaidinen biui er liefern ipie irseus
cine anosre Gabrif. 1lnfer Befreben 1T itets
seweien, has Bette 3u b'eten uno Die p r.
heIidfe Rdb. NaHine in Der
VI eIt IN Iieferu.
nnIere Maidinen finb niht 70 biQia pie
anbers, aber SIR tperbet finbeu, bab bic sdts
Singer Wafhine bic boLltommen{te,
,uperldffisite unb bauerbaftefte lift unb Sb,
pereet @elb iparen uno Merger permeibsn,
wenn 9br bic y@Gte Stneer". Die nut
BON her Ginger Manufacturing Gpmpaat
berssftslt ipiro, tauft. Nssen Qreiie unb BE.
oin8uneen fpenhet Gu1 IN The Singer
Manufacturing Company, SO. IL NeftsGo ON,
mereefrabe, Gan NntoniO, 1egaS.
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MCDONALD BROTHERS.
u. 6. Haris. s. q. aotbpen
4 r & ROTHWEEL

pbotograpbii6es Ntelier,
SO. II unb Ii @eltzGDmmereese trakt
San Mntonto. Sic aaerneueiten Gen.
res in photographer fem ausgefiibrt.
ebenio elegant menn ni9t better, ME
irgenb mel1e i'm Staate. gebensgroRe
@raponzB ortraits unb ole Mrten Don
8ergr6Berungeu. 8ebt eure Yilber
ni9t 6remben, nm ie pergroBern gu
lafen, menn bic Arbeit bier BON oerz
antwortIihen &iinftlern our pollen GU
friebenbeit ausgefiibrt werben fann.
Wir liefern nur Nrbeit er1ter &laiie ab.
Nnii9ten BON 8ebduben fperben auf>
gensmmen unb ale Nuftrdge auBerbalb
beS Mteliers prompt beiorgt.
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SQn0mmrm.

Wer an 8anbmurm Ieibet, ienbe fir
mein &abifaI Mittel. Mein
ytittel 1T lei6t gu nebmen, felbf fir
4inber nnb i6wddt ni6t ben a6rper.
Garantie fir @rfols. preis $3.50.
@lei1seiti9 perienbe i9 bas beribmte
5eIaS llnioerial 9eilpflafer, 6ibner=
augens unb @arsenpflafter, Pile Omit
ment. fopie mein unfeblbares Neural=
giaz2iniment. NbreKe:
%. SelI, gufin, 9eras.
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grin3ipal: .5dnst nod oas
Plafat ,ansuerfauf ipeeen @eiddftss
aufgabes oraubenP p gebrifnq:
.gein, jest bdngt ba Der ,mirflid reeae
NusDerfauf iueoeu GROCER 3npenturs."
-Yrin5ipal: ~Tbu's meg nno
bdn9' ben ,pollitdnoisea Weibna6fsans,
p~erfaufs 'raus.1
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eit mtlk Isl.

sd babe bod NIT alien meinerl
Dienitmdoden nur yiotb nnb Nereer
eebabt,4 fla9te cine Dausfrau, ,uno
Dn, Mtarie, bift aud tein Gusel."
Marie: ga. Id peiB aud iparum.4
-Sram: 80? tno fparrlm 6enn ?.
ryia, i'd babe nod ME 9eb6rt, bo6
iid Gnsel I'M cine Stelluns ais Dienlt.
mdoden beiporben bdtten; 5o1t' es
aber bod einmal elmer setban babeu. 70
tpdr' er fiber nidt 5u Jbnen 9eso9eu.s
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GinstaaMatn.

0rau lam Mittasstiih): ,Shaoe,
Onferl, caB On Did bents nit Rinb,
feiid brgniigeH inubt! Wdrit On NOR,
gen 5l il.S in bic StaOt 9efommer -
-@atte: nSGtten MIR Dir einen
9aieil> ODER 9tegrifen oorseiett!A
Onfel: .Jia, luiEt SIR mas! Da
bfeib ih einfad bis iibermoraen oa]
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@ana /, tnfpnh

gut, tpei&e Or. Rings rReue Gnth sduns" setrau6t
babsu, iennsn tbren Wertb, nab bic, pef6e bas Bis
iett nod Mot settan BADEN, f6nuen iett san3 umfonh
sineH geriud CAN'T anfenen. MaH menfe f1 an bic
urten a~u3eseiste Gpcttsfe unt ldHe fh stde BrobeHas
i4e erdtts eeben. Nan iepbe fstnen Ramenu nh feline
GtrefIe elm an q. G. Ru6len & &c. In G6teasc unh
mon wlrb eine probez ShaHtel ron Tr. Rings Reueu
2etenas Bilsn fpfteufrei ~juseianht erbalten. fcrte en
GEemplar bsA ~@eiunttettS -Glbrsrs unb Der eetenss
NeBelna. NueS bes rtrp f6sr ron Nuben fur Ste
fsta. rtne 5tnen Rotten gu peruriadsn. Can ant,ntp
Drug Gompanp
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..@nt ansiebea1.

Dae rsut dusfsben1 bdnst ni9t Bios BON Der naut.
farbe al. Gs ftegt ttefer, heuu "a tdnst ron rem aes
iuuben 8ufante ssr tnneren Srsant as. 81 bic 9eber
aattdfi8s barn fett man gels nnb sdnts aus, IN In
aRaaen tn f1nprbnung, baun Hebt man tuspepttf&
aus. anb bt Rteren ansesrtffn, ham fest man
srdmIi& nnb rernriebfin aus. Gorse fir CUTE 0es
fnntteifs banp uirt IN saut auafeben@. Gleetr4t
&ifers II Sas srcts 6ettmttteI. has ~anrseenb unb tes
tfbenb aaf bic innersn Drgans einuirft. "a rertreibf
5n8LttG NueS&ttae, Gef9pdre, TfeHt<H unb (enftss
unretnigtelten her 4aut, unr rerf4offt etusn reinsn
Eelut, 3u tdtsn IN Der Npetttte BON aSclpt Dretb,
2tsmp}cn q So. 50 Gents BITE 3iaf&e.
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c4ne sraa,.

Sater (bci Der Sonntaesmabl.
getty: 80 it's redt, 9inoer. eBt tih.
ttg. 8eIier DIES ais oaS GelS ba iir in
Die Ipot9ete trasen. Stir lolb' eiucn
@anlebraten laB i'd oen srobteu 1opt
ooll MfebiSin iteben."
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Snt 0~eirathsbarsas.

9iun, babe i'd Sbncn gu uiel
9eiagt? SIT fie nid)t Dunnerfd0n ?"
- Sebr ld0n. Nber lie bat ia Gin
fur5es Yein!~ - gu fur;, ut tur3?
SIN @egentbeil. iie bat iogar elm gu
langeS Bein4
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RanifaImitteI.

Srau( su ibrem @atten. Gbemifer):
rDu iasteft mir Seitern, i'd iole bas
Eifdtu9 Die Yadt I'M Greieu lailen
uno ole Sbitfleden miirben peri1min.
6enl Nun gut, unb baS that i'd |" =
Mann: runo Die 5leden iino fort p
gran: .Sa, aber bas Tiihtud
audi"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-28
3psiieihafte 0anfbarfeit.

rSa, 9uberbauer, bos mar bibl6
BON Sud, baB SIR meinem 2utjder
gleid nit einem 9trid ausbalit. dis Die
Mre brad. Wes bin i'd Gu1 ihul.
big % mir, 9err Baron, Dos
that | germ. Guer @naben bab'n n1ebr
als eilen Strid I'm ms perbient !"
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0eutIfd.

Maler gum 8eftefler, beiien Yor<
trait er eben Dotlenoete): Stun, mie
gefdllt Sbnen SIR 8ilo?" Sc
iteller (nadoem er es einise ;3cit be-
fradtet): n@iGen~ sic mas! Wiaden
sic mir aus BEN gortrait lieber cine
2anbl1aft l.
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aus Der Snfruftiorsanape,

unteroffisier: sd babe Sud
losbeu erfldrt, mas Sriessliit lit. Sui
Tide, aebfu Sic mir jest Elm Bsilpicl.
on. NaS lit alto ]. g. 3riegsliit? 7"
- olbat Unit bummpfi5fiaem Sc,
fidt): raris9sliit lit, ipenr man ben
Seine nid;t merfeu ld6t, baB man feline
Eatrotlsu mehr bat, ionoern INNER
rubig lDciter idieBt.1
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Gin Geinn Der 9ias.

9tuotoins: .aellner, i'd mug
aahlen L 8hilifter: raber 70
lagt man bod ridt - man ruff bod /:
ae1ner, m0dte 3ablen /" - Stmbio,
Jus: 80? gu bieier 00be Der Uers
lo9enbeit babe td mid bisber nod ri1t
emporI1uin9en f0nnen! T.
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Setter GntiaIab.

s3eet 1T SIR Wiann ldou Elm gan,
3eS Sahr tpot uno Sic baben 10 ein|
erobeS gel1aft bcnfen Sic benuI
gar aidlt an'S 9eiratteH m,br, 6rau!
Nad)barin I" sd, en's pciratbenl
benfen? Seipabre mid Der 0immell
oapor nno follte i'd nod jsbnmal
Wittfpe peroen - beiratben tbue id
niminer."
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%aRennes Wittel.

Yater: pSa no, ipenl mci' 9iibte
an net 10 artis ilAt, inmenois ndt
er'S bod! er ildt q barte aiuB nit
'em guate 2erni" -yebrer: ,Wfc!.
netwescn, abcr tilhtis flopfe' oiirist
Sbr'n. loalht fonltut bon Dem gutem
&ern ni9 ;am Soridein T.
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9as WeiBbier

aug Der befannter 8rauerei bon Cd 8
& M9ba9er 1T Elm burdaus 3us
trdgl:9es unb gefunbes @etrdnf, bas
in feiner Wirtbfhaft unb in teinem
9ausbalt feble1 follte. 9as Bier bat
iih einer &uf ermorben melt iiber bic
@ren3en San Mntonio's binaus nnb
baS nit &e1t. Befeaungen BON auss
mdrtS merben prompt auSgefibrt.
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STIR Tar,ncr!

Sie nSriumpb"sY inbesM aI6ine nit
StablgeiteQ un6 nit f9mingenbem
8inber lit bic bette Maf1ine un ale
Nrten BON @etreibe gu i6neiben, Oh es
ftebe ober liese, oh es fura ober lang,
grim ooer troden 1T. gu baben bel
5ips & 0aarmann n.
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Nu88en 8rpb, Yntnpcrnidel unb
@rpceriea.

Die befannte unb renommirte 3d.
derei bes 0errn 2ouis Spain,
OF Commerce StraBe, liefert poraig=
lides &%oggenbrob, pumpernideI, seras
be wie in Der alien Deimatb bersefteat,
unb anbere Bafmaaren. MuBerbem
finbet man bort elm Eager bon 6ancp
unb StapelsG Groceries. Stets frii1e
Waaren.
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NorGdt.

Critics Dien # m d . (beim
umSuse): rMaoaule bat eeia9t. mir
iollen nit Sisicr ll9r gan; b~slonocrS
uoIliftig lein." 3 meit C.
Dten L m dbhen: ga 9ib lie lie.
Der mir aab TRACE Du oaS ainS On
biit 10 an9eidiff uio fonntelt Die ll5r
fallen laiicn.1
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1lnbtpnbte eeIbafritif.

@dft [6er Elm fran36lildes Wort In
strer 3eitung nidt weiB): 9sllnerl1
= 3eilner: vSie miinlden, nrein
4srr?4- It: r30nuerl Gle fral<
a0ffdl?1 RelIner: ,Nein, rnein
per- Sat (fir iid): SIT oas
elm dummies 2aineel!4
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Northumberland lie.

3artden: ,Yapa! mas ,piini6lt
Dn Dir pom Gbriitfiubden? SD uio
Dams baben uns jeber cine reic Troms
mel beitelt.A -Rapa: rSiun, oanu
beftellf mir nur Elm neuc5 Trommel.
fen
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0as Ittte mittel.

Todter: sd fann's nidt dn,
bern, oaB 9err I. 10 fomint ; i'd babe
fdon alleS Wi09lide perludt, i'm si
uertrciben: Batter: slIniiiln, On
bait Tim nod uidt Elm ein;ises Wtal
etlras porgeiunsen.1
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3meierlei.

Grfer B,d bnrid .Denft Du
eisentfitb an @eriesings? y 3pei.
ter Bdbnrih sIllerOings at
bic meifer llfr!"
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Gaisrahpfhlnthe.

unteroffi;ier: r5ie, Mteier.
auf Gle pat aud, mas Der lelise yele
iius. III le9iem ,Naleniteins iast
uuo 10 ell atob iab man nieu1als mtes
oer!"
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Naeroiuqs.

rNiiieu sic ut6t, gefan9cncr. baB
Is febr unre6t lit, Elm S6spein ,i ftehs
len I" uNlleroiuss, @lp. Gbren. IS
madt einen lolden morosmdBi9erl
xdrm.A
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9emtidb Gngliime gd,ulc,

gnerfannt ~tiidttise getranitali iitr Rndber
unh Mdcten feit preiBie Sdprsn in reqe.
" rtiamfsit. 0ortrefHihe 2ebrfrsfte untei
beipdbrter 2eitung. Der snaiiidien Spra6t
piro, pis Der bsutideu, ppae Rsbnun9 ae-
traeen. Titerbem llnterrihi I'M Spdniidsn
@iniesrmaben pnrbereitets Sstiilrr iinhtn ie
ser3ett auInntme. Rdbere IaefunTt ertbsiler
Serr S. Srops, frGlihtnt tt5 SdII Bor,
fanoes une 50 IN. Gar5ed. Tirettcr esi
Anftalt, tuir
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@nsbaft.

9rau: .Sieb mai her, cine Tboto-
sraph;e aus meinen Mtabheniabren !"
M q n n: Observation-Disclosures
pobi Sram: r@esbalb =
M .Siun, Du bait ia ben Muno
9eihlollen !"
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3abnar5t: ,giur feline Nngft!
'9fails muB er, ODER Der Sopp geht adj"
Sittere @aarbe:t.

r@eiGt gu, tparnln lnaa Dem Heis
den 10 idmere @rabmaler baut ?" =
rBeil 6ie Grben fiirhten. er febre it's
Xrben 3uriif!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-28
Mmsnakung.

nAbcr, 9err Fimperl, mas fdllt
Sbnen bonn Elm, bel bieier Gdlte nod
3u BADEN p" - ga wiiien 9. ib bin
nit meinenl announcement nod nidjt fer.
tia u
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-28

California faret, 60 unb IS Ste.
per @allone; fiBer @atamba $1.O0 per
@alone unb anbere feline Weine, fomie
Staple unb Ganep Groceries, Delifas
te1en &C. bel 8. a~unfel, So. 133 q.
JloresfraBe. gtablirt 1874.
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Gin angeaebmer Guns.

.QBie iino sic nit Sbrem neuen
Dumb 5ufrieoen?A % iebr! Sd
BARI ldon neben linn auf bem Sopba
f1tei1 e
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-28

aaes, mas in ben beiten 4potbe.
fen sl baben 1T, bel s 0 6. ST. Of,
Farmers Drug Store.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-28

Bremen TT fe5r beauem fur Retfenbe selesen UNI
pen Sremen aus Fam man tn febr tur5er Bet
lanmfitHe Stdbte Deuti&IanbS, Seferret9s unb Be;
eeutlden Glopb fnb NIT befcnberer B~eraff&ttsuae
per 3fpti@enbefsz gafastere unb tmetter Gaihte Najs
la9tere sebaut, baben tpbe 0erbede, porsdsli&e Sen.
ftlattpn une etAe auSaeiefGnete NernHeannS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-28
Bremen l1rb New York.

9te b%rrabntten sdncasampfer
spree, 9apel, Qabn, srape.
Saale, Nler, Cider. GINS, Werra,
Tuloa, Glbe, Safer @ilbelm II.
@onnahsnbs unb Sienfass BON
Bremen.
sonnabenbS unb Dieuitags BON
Nem Sort.
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OELRIOHS & co..

VeHeIuI NHeNI III DeH SuDeH.
". :. 9ouns, 8, @rteienbed, 1usp & SGmeIt er,
N8enten fur San Wntpnto.
2 Runse & Co., 08enten fur Guero.
Y. Ruhef, Gsent fur SGuIenburs
Neofe RapbaeI, Nsent fur 6puffpn.
Clemens & Fauf unb anpde s. Gibaab, Maeaten "a,
Reu= BraunfelS.
]. gbtt&er, Gsent far Wetmar, TeEas.
9. VI. Sa8ler & Co., Gsentea fhr Bafrop.
gr,pmann & S&uIse, Sbtner, GsraS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-31
THE FRESNO MURDER.
Generally Conceded That Poll
ticians Killed McWhirter.
TESTIMONY OF LIZZIE BORDEN.
No Traces OF Poison In the stomsehs OF
Ratchet That Hacked Them.

FREsNo, Cal, Aug. 30.-The mystery
Whittier is still impenetrable. No new de-
velopments have occurred, and people are
beginning to feel somewhat anxious, fear
ing the assassins may be able to make their
escape. Friends Of the deceased have de-
termined to spare no expense in hunting
them down, and the reward fund was to-
day augmented by $1,000. More contri-
buttons will be made The rewards will
probably aggregate SIS. 900. There is good
reason to believe that man with a gun
shot wound in his hand was arrested on
Monday night and is now in Jail. They
deny in the sheriff's Office that such an ar
rest has been made. 1t is quite certain,
however, that they would not acknowl-
edge that the assassin had been captured,
were such the case. for fear an attempt
would be made to lynch him. Several
persons who passed the Jail on Monday
night say it was guarded. The indigna-
ton of the people has not subsidized and
there is talk Of organizing vigilance COM
mittee to drive the criminal element out
of town. The number of theories has
dwindled into two: First-That McWhir-
ter's death is the result of the political
animosities he aroused; second, that some
private enemy known only to McWhirter
and perhaps few others, killed him. The
former is the one generally held. The
funeral will take place tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock from the family residence,
and is expected to be large one. The
coroner's inquest will be held tomorrow
afternoon