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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-25

HOLSTER & Go. have received a
new supply of Napa Soda, the lannon's
natural mineral water.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-25

The S. S. Palmas is due to day
from the Orient. She will have i'm
mediate dispatch for Portland, Or,
and Victoria, B. G. Theo. FL. Davies
& Co. are agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-25

E The Brunswick Billiard
ParloTs are the handsCmes in town.
2940-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-25

The ADVERTISER ballot appears 10
this issue. Cut it oat and vote for
yonr favorite player.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-25
FOREIGN MAIL STEAMERS.
LOCAL 1InE-s. ;. AUSTRALIA.

0THtK FoKEIGE sIEAME,s
s. S. China due from Jal au. Jun: 70
s. =. Gaelic due from San FranciSco..Jnly
:. X Gaelic due from Japan. .Ang. II
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-25

Services will be held at the Oahu
Jail tomorrow morning, under the
direction of Mr.. W. G. Weldon. A
number of girls from the Kawaiahao
Seminary will sing the hymns.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-25

William De Witt Alexander has
been granted q certificate of copy
right for his book, ga Brief History
of the Hawaiian People"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-25
Wanted.

IT WANT TO RENT A HORSE
Il and Buggy for few weeks, or would
purchase at bargain. Addres NJ this
office Sl07.8t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-25

Do you want something pretty in
white goods, challes or wash crepes?
Then visit Sachs store, 104 Fort
street
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-25
WHARF AND WAVE.

DIAMOND HEAD, June 24 :-9P.M.
Weather, clear; wind light north
east.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-25

A special meeting of the executive
committee of the Fourth of July
celebration will be held today at
1890 o'clock at the Office of U. S.
Consul General Severance.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-25

Don't forget the concert this even
ing at Kawaiahao Church. The pro-
gramme is a most attractive one, and
though it may appear too long, the
pieces are short, and the whole will
not occupy over an hour and a half.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-25
T r A I N $

AN. Am. Pm. Pm.
Leave Honolulu. .6:I5' S;4S 1870 4'oo'
Arrive HonouiiulI7:sO' s:o7 2:57 6:s6f
Leave honolulu. 7s0:' 1o:43 3:4S 5:42f
ar-ivs Honolulu. 1885, 1888 4:s5 6:5Of
PEARL CITY LOCAL.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-25

BerDise Pauahi Bishop Museum.
THE MI scum WILL BE CLOSED
Il TO the public during the vacation
beginning July 1st, 1892. BY order Of
the Trustees.
WIN. I. BRIGHAM,
3l06-3t Curator.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-25

The Adeline black stockings are
the best; all sizes can be had for
ladies and gentlemen at Sachs store,
104 Fort street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-25

Captain Griffith and the barkentine
S. G.. Wilder may be looked for to-
day or tomorrow with news of the
Republican nominations.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-25

A meeting of the Worlds Fair
Commission is called for Monday
morning at 8 o'clock. 1t will be an
important meeting, as Mr.. Thurs
toms report of the result of his in
designations at Chicago, and the
recommendation to be made to the
Legislature by the commission will
be considered.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-25

Mr.. g. H. Dickey was commission
ed on the 21st inst. as assessor and
collector for the second taxation
division of the kingdom.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-25

A native policeman named Daniel
Abraham died on Thursday evening,
of consumption. He had been on
the police force for over three years.
The funeral took place yesterday
afternoon from the Kawaiahao
Church, squad of police attending.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-25

Concert to night.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-25

The finance committee of the
Fourth of July celebration have
placed subscription lists at the fol
lowing business houses: Hebron,
Newman & Co, Hollister & Co., Ben
son, Smith & Co. and the Hawaiian
News Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-25

The Volcano House Company have
an advertisement in this issue giving
a table of rates for trip to the
Crater of Kilauea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

Wellington Place and in his Second Addi-
ton are many of the finest medium priced
residences of which the city can boast. The
buildings are built in thoroughly modern
style and provided with every necessary
which subserves comfort and sanitary per-
lection. They vary in price from, $500
to $4,000, and are sold for cash or upon
monthly payments.
Mr.. Tufts purposes erecting a six
story apartment house in the early spring.
The building will stand near the park, will
be provided with elevators, electricity and
steam, and will be designed for family liv-
ing apartments on the highest ORDER
c. W. Tufts occupies one of the most
elegantly appointed offices in the city, Stu
ated upon the ground floor of the Peninsu-
lar Club building, upon Ottawa street
Prospective purchasers will here find scores
of photographing representations of his
many houses Offered for sale; also plats of
the city, showing the location of his prop
critics, and much valuable information.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
G. w. TUFTS, EEA4 ESTATE

Few real estate dealers of this or any other city
have done for the advancement of BODYBUILDING
and the improvement OF various sections OF the city
than G. w Tufts the real estate dealer whose Office is
situated in the Penusular Club building Mr.. Tufts is
real estate dealer by hereditary procvitics well
commercial selection. His great great great grand
father of the original patters of Boston. al
time antedating the Revolution. His and grand
sons followed in the line of business purchasing
and developing many important tracts of the city upon
one of which stands Tufts college and upon another
Tufts wharvcs. both of which were established by the
family.
Mr.. Tufts has become identified with real estate
activities this city rather by accident than intent He
is lawyer by profession and scholar of unusual IN
telecual resource. He graduated from Michigan in
Berlin Returning to this country he engaged in teach
ing accepting the principashp of the schools of Ottawa
Illinois He to this city four and one-haf years
ago and opened law Office. investing his surplus
money in city real estate lie has plated and IMPROVED
two additions to the city, Wellington Place and Tufts
Second Addition. He has also bought and improved
many detached pieces OF property in various parts Of
the city.
Mr.. Tufts plan Of carrying the real estate bust
he does not own. He acts agent for He
state market with a superior class of homes. Upon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
HOME OF TRUE ART
The History of Musical ADJ
vancement
IS ONE or ua8RokEa SUCCESS
a Chapter On shs RISE. Psog sss and
Triumph OF Musicians "a The Valley
Ciy-Plsasing Reimbursement.

IL Grand Rapids . muscll city,
THIS was the question askei nv Wat
log tours. = fee dAys since. tie nad
been reading an article in late num-
Der OF The Century, n which great
journalist remarked that Grand Rap
Ids turns on. beautiful furniture as
psns are turned out OF the machines In
Birmingham, England. the question:
er Was surprised ~ the idea that .
youGg city, 80 apparently absorbed in
the more material interests OF manu-
fscture and commerce. shoa!d have a
keea interest in hfe's Injuries. AMI 4
fond eye Tor culture aud the tins arts.
The unwary questioner met with a
clever response when he WAS Informed
that this very enterprise. which was so
manifest in tail ehlmneys and series OF
workshop windows. IS the rniing
spiri, IN this same art and cul-
ture- That industrial activity and
commerce are the torerunnfrs
20 prosperity. ana That prosperity
- the foster mother OF these amenities
IN lfe' = struggles, the arts and luxuries.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
CURLING IRONS At SEA.
Vcmsn Often Risk Lifc Rather Than Ap-
peer with Lump Locks.

pear with Limp Locks.
II is customary to say that modern
science has conquered all the dangers of
the open sea except that of fog. Tho
New YORK; World declares that those
who say SO are mistaken. We build
ships that can buffet any wave and out
ride the most furious gales. Bat every
one OF them carries in her saloon source
of danger more threatening than any
that tempest brings or the forces of ma
turc create. There is always the woman
with bang which persists in getting
out of curl. That woman provides in
advance for the emergency. SIZE arms
herself against the danger of appear
ing at dinner with unkcmpt forclock.
She surrcptitiously introduces pair Of
curling irons md spirit lamp into her
cabin. and spite of placard warnings
and pcrenptory prohibitions she lights
the lamp every day before the altar Of
her dc7otion. She knows, of course.
that every tine she does it she imperils
the lives of hundreds of human beings.
But would you have n little matter like
that interfere with the essential proc
esses of the toilet? Is the woman with
bang 10 be expected 20 appear with
limp locks ct the captains table merely
that lot If people who are nothing TO
her may feel safer against roasting?
The purser. when he finds her ont. tells
her that her act Is criminal. But the
purser Is only ? man, wholly incapable
Il feminine points of view The captain
may threaten her with irons IL she re-
peats the oifense. but how Il the cap
door? And so bangs are cnrIed ard
lives risscd and ships set on firc occa-
sioaaliy. IS one ocean iine- was recently
on the vovare from Liverpool.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

he
builds local
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

cal art in 1rsad Rapids George n.
Herrick has also exercised an impor-
ssnt influence in riuscai bistorv here.
rot ouly heing identified With almost
every local enterprise ss leading snx-
er. but IN his position for years "a
teacher in the public schools
In the extren~ youthful period Of
Grand Rapids Mrs. J. G. Nenhsm de-
serves especial mention. Seldom las
q more beautiful and scnorous voice
been heard here. She, too, played an
important role IN the history Of vocal
srt IN these dsya IL may be remarked
that her influence IN musical politics
has not BY any means diminished with
increasing years.
II wss about this time that the swiss
Bel Ringers fourlshed. ICce's hall
vas the arena m great art concerts.
Square pisnos. sold by Mr.. Hodenpyie.
senior, Mr.. Bsrsth ~ss tescher OF
piano; aftervsrd, Mr.. J. Demstar
Tovne zrsdusted from Ann Arbor.
spent . time in Leipzig. and settled IN
orsnd Rapids teaching and pisying.
There are . great many OF the older
pssno PLAYERS here who remember Mr.
1ovnefs excellent and vigorous meth
Avv4vas - . ross
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

Now. ANYBODY that has observed or
studied the matter will find that the
genuine art patron, that 10, the man
that puts up his money for subscrp-
ton TO art clubs and courses OF enter
tsInments; the mau that pays large
bills for music lessons; that buys the
best paintings and that 10 identified
with real ART progress-this man -. In
every instance, ono Of the leading man
ufacturers or business men. This IS
especially true right here IN the Valley
City. Grand Rapids has not the age To
po-sess her Carnegies. Drexels. COopers
and Hopkins, but the spirit OF art pro-
gre>s. though somewhat latent. Is here
ia the atmosphere. or course quiet,
conservative art can only flourish
where wealth 10 established. Detroit Is
al OLD ard wealthy city, yet Grand
Rapids has comparatively more hustle
and hustle than has that city. kala-
nIaxOo, even. has moro mortgages
drawing interest and more retired life,
and vet where IS Kalamazoo when the
srIri, Of progress Is considered? When
tins question snsked, "Is Grand Rap
rs a mrscal city," let IL he reiterated.
that the selfsame splri, WHICH makes
the cry great IN hustle srd hustle and
ssst-rpri-e dominates her art destiny,
.h- -s,f,'r principles govern, the same
inter, sta are r. wprk. She can M more
become bankrupt IN art inan can she
lose her prestige as the furniture
qdfen Of the west.
n Natural Growth.
Musical history IN this city shows
natural and healthy development. In
tie years after the war there vas no,
ns4cn az the imported Gr rnan art IN
Hiu.ic. Probably the greatest events
~.r" slIcn "a iHe presents tlp.i ot Queen
E~'hsr" undcr the leadership uf Mr..
Foot. who came here from Ypsilanti
IT, eunduct the orafoTip. Lsyanche
stone now Mrs Shedi. took the prin-
cipsl role. She was tacn. rs now,
fine sIugsr. only IN thosc day- there
was no one 10 rival her IN her glory n
II MA donna. =. r. Utlry. the basso,
took a prominent place. and until re-
Gently held the position N war; va
singing clubs and cncirs of chief basso.
All this Was IN the days of yore. before
l.. z. Eddy eml grated west from Gen
eva. y. Y. bringing his beautiful voice.
he came and WIS crowned king OF vo-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-13
Die @intuamSerums.

@inem 9luSmeis bes Itatiltiiden 8us
reaus III Waibington sufolge, trafen
.mdbrenb bes Monats NpriIs 5. 3. in
ben 6dfen ber Ser. Staaten 90,595
@inmanberer Elm, gegen IS, ,0O1 i'm gleie
den Mpnat 6es goriabres.
Bon ben 1885 Neuanf6mmliuaen
langten 20,548 aus Deutidlanb an,
1889 aus Stalien, Is, 1872 aus @ross
britannien unb Srtanb, 1887 aus
Delterrei6s sHngarn, 1882 aus 5hmee
ben unb Noruegem, 981 aus Der
S9weis &c. Sn ben 3ebn Nfonaten,
ipel9e nit benz 80. Npril B. s. su gnoe
gingen, trafen insgefamnt 453,958
@inpanberer ein, gegen 401, ,238 in Der
entfpre6enben 3eit bes 8oriahres.
Nuf Seutf9lanb entfaaem bon ienen
453, 1858 ginmanberern SO, ,676 o6er fat
genau 10000 nebr al8 in ben glei1en
Monaten bes 0oriabres. @uS @roBbris
tannien ln6 Srlanb fan,en 80. 1868, aus
GuBlanb (polen ausgenommen) Co.,
5l9, aus polea $3.50, aus sytolien
45 1928, aus Seiterrei1,llngarn 57,s
548, aus 51tpeben nnb Norueaen
3S.03l, aus Der S9tpeis 5,544.
Won Der gintuaitberung bes Wonats
Mpril b. 5. fontmeI allein auf ben Heu
yorter 9afen 70,765 perionen, Der
Helt bon nidt gans 10000 auf bic iibs
rtgen Qdfen Der Wer, Staaten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-13
Ser erfte ,eate" 9tmeritaner a,lf
einem 02atipnals Content.

Der in Minneapolis tagenbe repub.
lifanii9e Acknowledgement bate cine
grOBe Merfpfrbisteit auf8umeiien.
Gum eriten Male iaB in einem iolben
@onpent ein re6et" 9tmerifaner, Elm
Ioablut- -gfa6fomme Der l1reinpobner
beS 2anbes.
Sc 1T Der i'm OtlabomasGebiet ais
idiiige unb BON bieiem iiing1fen M3it.
gliebe 6es amerifanii6en Staotsf6rs
pers abgeorbnete S9amnee.9duptlina
WeiBer 5urfep," Elm birefter Na6-
fOmme bes groBen Sbawneess sfriegers
1ecumfeb, tuel9er nit benz @robpater
oes iebigen prdiibenten 70 man9en
barten StrauB artsgefo1ten bat, umb
am 5. October 1913 in Der 56ladbt an
Der Sbemie int beutisen iiitpefliden
Ontario als englif6er 8risabe.@eneral
fiel. Sb er int @onbent als @egner
ober 5reunb bes gnfels bes Mannes
auftrat, tpel9er bur9 ben Sieg BON
3ippeeanoe bic grbebumg Der qe{amms
ten Snbianer gegen bic Ser. Staaten
bereitelte, mifen mir ni1t.
Sie SbapneeS iiebelten unter benz
Gater bes pWeiBen Surtep@ BEL 9luss
bru6 bes megitanif9en arieges bon
Mifouri nod benz SmbianersG Gebiet
tiber, unb blieben bort bis 3um Nuss
bru4 bes giirgerfrieges, uurben bann
aber, neil iie eS nit benz Norben bielz
ten, bon ben iibrigen Snbianern 70 bits
ter perfolst, boB iie mad aamias iibers
lleoelten, unb bort biz gum Gnbe bes
Srieges blieben. yWbite 5urfep" ielbft
trat nit a6taig &riegern ieines Stanls
mes in bas l6. aaniassGapaleriezNe
gtntent unb tuur6e rnebrfa6 perpuns
bet. gta6 atpeiidbrigem Dienfe ausz
gemuitert, beiratbete er Elm Sbaunee
Wfdb9en unb foI9te i'm Sabre 1885 fei.
mem Batter als Sduptlins.
Sbglei6 er feinen llnterridt aenoiS
len, lit er bod Elm Mann BON bielem
Wifien, unb bat einen QroBen ginHuB
barauf gebabt, baB fein Stamm fid,
mebr un6 mebr eibiliiirt. Gr 1T tets
elm trammer 8epublttaner aetueien,
unb Witglieb Der 8ranb 9lrmp. Seine
@rndblung sum Selegaten In ben res
publitanii6en Acknowledgement tpar
eine augeni6einlid lebr perniinftiae
politifbe MaBregel. Denn Fe uirb
baan beitragen, bic giferfu1t Der Sns
bianer aegen bic Meiben gu nilbern,
uno gritere obne 3meifel anfpprnen,
aug ibrer @bionberung beraus3utreten
unb lt9 an benz 6hentli6en 2eben mebr
unb mebr au betbeiligen.
S0s. StaatSata.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-13
9sidbt iibernteni6libe Gtdrfe, aber
ttattirltct1e Strait.

Sol4e Mnstelfraft Su erlansen, nte Ne ber otbIet
best ber Stablteten Jerrebt mie @pinnpeben. tnbem
er ents9 ietne arme faltet, 1T nur gBentaen be5@iez
Gdbtsteit, cut su eien, 5u perbauen unt ;u f6lafen
etn fetS ra9tseS @erpenipfem 3n baben, baS it aud
etnem nerp6ien, iawd@tiGen unb reiSbaren Weni&en
mbSlt, renn er etne reseIrete Sur NIT Spftetter's
MRasenbitters eur&madt. Ssine biesbe,hsltGen Dcif
nnnsen rernen fesar baIb tn GrfhGuns seben. Die
ttmultreneen getrfuusen bieies nnnanabmlitsn
Stdrtuns8mtttel8 maGen @ eben 70 prompt bemer
als fs BON Dauer iinb. Die Gtnsemeibe, bie aeber,
per Nasen. bic Rtersn-ae bteje Srsane pirten unter
Dem rpblbuenoen G.nfnb b.efer pielieiti9en Gr;nei
3uiammen nm resuldre5 Gunstren aer pitnfen Oraane
InD bomt bte @arautte robuier @efunbbett su er,ie
len BIS test bat NOD fen Gnbere8 uebilint54eS 9rds
raraf iol9 punperspne Grfclae In Grbdltuns, @iec
bstt uue Gsbensfreubtsteif bemtrft. Man sebran&e
eeS aesen @ealarta, &seumattsmus, Vertanunsstez
t&wereeu, 8tltcftdt, Nierenletben unb bte @tippe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-13
9lus Berlin ihreiht mo,r

9lus Berlin idreibt mam: Or.
Mol, elm befannter bieliger 9lr3t ,pobns
te tilrali6 Der SiBung zines Spiritiften
gfamens Or. pinfert, BET, nm bic Gdts
belt Der Setter @rf9einungen auf
bo6ft originele 9lrt gu erproben. 9lls
mebrere Der eitirten Geilter 3uiammeu
eri9ienen tuaren, ribtet, ndmlih Or.
Weoa eine pOrber peritedte unb nit elmer
beibenben 6Iiifligfeit gefii[te SpriBe
auf biefelben unb lieB ben Snbalt lid
iiber bic f6attenbaften 8eiiter eraieBen.
Sie Wirtung mar cine bo6it braftif6e,
6enn beulenb, i6reienb unb fludenb
ftoben bic Setter auseinanber unb bic
SiBung unb @eiitereitiruns bate ibr
Gnbe errei6t, Der Or. Moll unb feline
6reunbe ii6 aber aud BON benz 8etru,
&c ilberSeugt, welder aur 0erbaftuna
bes 8eiiterbefdm0rerS fiibrte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-13

iueleil. mnb id - bas beiBt, meiu Gater
unb id mir luden oergebens nod
@riinoeil, Die nns iein seernbleiben e.
fldren fOunteu.
$50 merbsn Sis iid) ebell in inn ses
tanld)t baben, lpie mau lib falt INNER
in Oeli Wtemld)e1, tan(dt, benen nan
auf cine Oherfla9li6e 8etanntidaft bin
leir 8ertrauen uno leine Srelinolbaft
sumenbet User lpeiB, oh er 1ltbt tebiss
li6 Ietneli eiaeneu 8ortbeil luhte, ais
er lih lneiuer 10 fiiriorslid annabm uub
oils er ii6 beiniibte, Sbnen burd bic
6erausfebrune biebernlannifher Gigen@
i1aften 5u ifnponiren"
Sn ser eiferfii6tisen Stilnlnuns, bic
pl0slid iiber i'm sefomnten mar, tpiiroe
CT pielleiht nod mebr gum gtabtbeil
8olframs seiast babeti, tpenn ct ni6t
GlfrieOens s(ugeu 10 9rob unb NIT 70
eritauntem, miBbillisenbem 8lid auf
it'd 9eri9tet 9eleben batte. go aber
perltumnlte er uno leufte betrpffen baS
9aupt, als iie lit eineiu Zone pornebmer
Snriidbaltung, frie er ibn i,ie snpcr
noit ibr gehort batfe, la9te:
$50 ipre1en sic bon etnem Wtanne.
iiber ben sic bis st bieier Stunbe nidts
Inoeres milien, ,als oaB erS Sbnen in pabr<
baft aufopfernoer 8eiie 9tlfe uno Rsts
tuns sebradt bat? IS tit nidt neine
2lufsabe, 9errn @olfram 81 pertbeibis
gen; aber oaB CT serabe Sbnen sesens
iiber elmer Vertbeioisuus iiberbaupt be.
eiirfen tOnnte, Sas batte i'd bisber bon
alien unmOsliaen Dinsen iiderlid fir
oas llnm6sli6ite sebalten.4
Sasmunb bate Ben Gllbossa aui oas
Stnie geitiiet ltno bic Sttrn in Die boble
9anb gepreBt. @r perpiinl1ts iid lelz
ber I'M Der unperseibli6en 5borbeit
pillen, ote er oa besansen bate, inS
Die i9mer3lide 8itterteit, Die aus ieiner
Grpioerung tlans, mar selpiB frei pou
aller Shauipielerei.
(ScrtiesunS folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-13
Die @ei@ibte 6es gtaates 92e.
brn3fa

sei9t uns suslei6 ben ungebeureu Sort
f6ritt, ben Der ganae Wefen unieres
2anbes in ben lebten 25 Sabren gez
ma6t bat. Jeebrasfa bate betanntlih
Diel S6mierigteit, als Staat in bic
Union aufgenommen 81 tperben. gs
mar ia oantals gerabe bic 3eit, in tpelz
der bic Sclapenfrage bas 9aupttbema
bilbete. Ob in einem neuem State
5elaDerei erlaubt fein iolIte ober ni6t,
tpar fir bic Befiirporter ober 8egner
6erfelben bon Der gr6Bten Wi6tigfeit.
SO fam eS benn aud, baB beibe pars
teien ibr MeuBerifes aufboten, BEL Der
glufnabme Nebrasfas aIs Gtaat All iie,
gen. Die Mbolitionifen truaen enbs
LID mad langem, beiBem Sample ben
Sieg babbn, obne 3meifel, ,aum Segen
fiir bie tpeitere Gnttpidelung bes Staaz
teS. ylebraSfa fat nGmlid) lit ieber
ge3iebung einen gldnsenben @ufs
f6mung genommen.
Als es i'm Sabre 1867 als Staat
aufgenommen tpurbe, 3dblte es unges
fdbr 70, 900 ginnobner mad benz lebten
genfns bat eS 1,058,910, tpelfes nit
benz 3utua@ie, ben es ieitbem erfabren
bat, beinabe cine 3unabme pon i ,OO0,=
900 in rs Sabren ausma9t. gs bat
ieBt aud f1on ein Sdienenneb BON
54l8 Mieilen I'M Wertbe bon $29, ,265, :
917. Sm Sabre 1868 betrug bas
feuerpfIi3tise gigentbum bes 5taates
$500, 900, beute betrdgt es f9on 81, :
585, 160,300 Ser Stat bat 5000
S9ulen, bic nit ibrer ginri6tura auf
rino $4,000, 900 gei6dbt un6 bic bon
256, 6,531 &in6ern beiudt perben. Wenm
crit alles fir S6ul3tpede reierpirte
ganb bes Staates berfauft 1T, mirb
Nebraska einen Gonb bon $50, 700, 900
tir Gr3tebungs5pede baben, BON tpels
dem mad feiner Contribution nur bic
3infen gebrau6t werbeu fonnen.
Man iiebt aus biefen 3ablen, baB
Der stpil6e Meten" BON 5ag au 3ag
mebr einem neiuililirten @effen" 9lab
MAIDEN muB.
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