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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-14
SIT aatarrb nnbetlbar -?
Stein, ,tmb 5,par aus ben
folgenben 0rmnnem.

9ie peri9iebenen @rten unb M1ethoz
ben Der lofalen Npplifatione1t fir &as
tarrbleiben, als ba 1inb Spriibz unb
Mtomiitrmittel, 8dber, SnbaIationet,
Sumigatioren, 2atmergen, ginreibunz
get, 8urgeln &c. baben in bielen 6GGen
ei1e1 linber1beI @infuB auf bic ent>
5iin6eten Oberf1d6eu, u1b finb mandz
mol niibli6 als 9ilfsmittel bel Der
9eilung; bod feines berfelben, nod
ale auiammengenommen, baben ie Ell
men Saa bon &atarrb gebeilt, nod tperz
ben tie es' ie tbnn. Sieie Mittel m6ger
tempDrdre @rlei6terung perf6afen bod
1T feline Seilung bur6 bieielben gu err
tporten. &atarrb lift feline Iofale 4ranfz
belt, fann baber aud ni6t bur6 lofale
Bebanblung gebeilt perben. 9ie einz
5ige 9ofnung auf Grfolg in Der per-
n1anenten 9eilung zines SALES bon
9ronii9em &atarrb berubt in Ser Ser
fteQung zines 9eilmitteIs, bas bic Nerz
pen ftmulirt, pel6e bic capilarii6en
8lutgefdBe berforgen. IS giebt 11r
Elm 9eiImittel, bas BEN gepiinl9ten
@rfolg aufueiiem fann, unb bie1es
9eilmtttel beiBt pezrusna. 9ieies
9eilmittel trift fofort bic @urael bes
&artarrb, inbem es bic gefunbe glahiz
sitdt Der capiaarii@en GefdBe mieber
berftelt. pe=ruzna 1T fein tempordres
Berubtgungsmittel, fonbern elm rabie
tales 9eilmtttel. Seine Wirfunq 1T
acknowledgements langiam, aber allz
perldiiig.
Ser @rnnb ,tparum es audW2iBerfolae
gtebt, beftebt 6arin, baBb Der &atarrb entz
pcber bnr6 cine organii9e &ranfbeit
eomplictrt 1T, ober bob Der patiert bic
Wteoi3in ni6t LANCE gerllg einnimmt.
Die meiiten Menf9en erparten in eiuer
ober 5pei Wo9en BON einem aatarrb
tuiirt 81 perben, Der i9on feit seb1
ober flnf5ebn Sabren beftanben. Sols
DIE Seute tDerben faft ftets enttdml6t.
Ye=rusra furirt einer frif9en SOL psn
afutem &atarrb in penigen Sager o6er
Wo9en, tuenn aber bic &ranfbeit dro>
Mid g%etuor6en, bann lit cine ldngere
3eit erforberli6. Sn teinem Sale
ioate Semanb ben Gebrau9 bon pes
ru>ta einitelen, ebe er an Sr. 6artz
man gef9rieben, inbem Elm 8rief bon
1bnt taft fiGer bic uria6e bes MiBer=
folges na9meifen pir6.
Gin tpertbbones pampblet bon atpeiz
nnbbreiBig Seiten, bas 1T ausfibrli9er
Neiie bic 8ebanblung BON 3atarrb,
9uiten, Grfaltungen, nunbem Gals,
Bron6itis unb S9minbfu6t angiebt, 1T
ieoem Stadium Der 9ranfbeit, mirb
uftentgeltli9 mad irge1b elmer N6refe
perfanbt BON Der pesru>na 9rug Maz
1ufacturing @ompann in Columbus,
Ohio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-14
Ma9 Meeicp

&eiienbe, pel6e Merico beiu9en
molen, ioltem ibre &unbreiie : 8i0ete
iber bic We1iean Natinn |
&ailman faufen. Sic erlauben be-
liebigen @ufentbalt auf 9inz unb &iifz
reife in irgenb mel6en pldBen unb finb
fir feds Monate giltig. Ser Ngeni
in 2arebo beiOrgt bas @epdd, ne9ieIi
@elb TIM unb gebt BEN &eiienber mil
&atb unb Shat CUR 9anb. Special.
arrangements fur gr6Bere &eiie Sc.
feli9aften. 6abrpreis bon Sun Nn.
tomb mad Der Stabt Merico u1tb anriid
$39.75. Wegen ndberer ginaelbeiten
wenbet @u9 miinbli6 ober f6riftlid
an %. s. &igsbp, 9idet Ngent,
s. & g.. q. g. &. Office, 4lamr
plaaa, San Mntonio, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-14
aeatfdb . enaltfd5e e4ule.

Sem 8oritanbe bes beutf6zenslii9en
@4ulpereins cling biefer Gage Elm
96reiben bes 9err1 Sr. Rl16olpb
Wenger 5u, nit pel6em berieIbe bic
bon feinem @ater, benz unldnsft perz
ftorbenen 9errn Simon enger,
Der beutf6senglif6en S9ule nerma6te
gibliotbef, beitebenb aug elmer gr6Bez
rem @naabl BON Werfen gei9i6tli9en
natnrwirtbi6aftli6en, pbiloiopbii6en
unb pdoagosii6en Sabaltes, iiber=
fanbte.
Ser unter3ei6nete @orffanb 6es 0erz
einS erfennt bier6ur9 ben @mpfang
bieies 8ermd6tniKes banfenb an un6
fpridt bel biefer @elegenbeit bic ueberz
5eugung aus, baB Dem Seitator, Der
auglei6 elmer Der @riimber Der beutidz
englif6en S9ule mar, Don Seiten Der
Witgiieber bes Shulpereins ftets elm
ebrenbes M~ngebenfen bemabrt bIeiben
tuerbe. Sir ben 0oritanb
s. @rons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-14
Pears
Soap

prahtpoue Derpadunsen uno
lDobleeriihe peroen aneemanot,
UNI SEIZE perfdufid 81 MAIDEN,
welhe ohne 6ie1e Sodmittel fein
Ilenih anribren niroe. Wlan
bute fih itets Dor elmer Seife, Ole
ihre 0rumpffarte auf Ieu6er.id,.
feiteu fsbt.
psars' SEIZE, Ole feinfte Settle
Ger lDelt, 1T parfamirt uno I'M.
parfiimirt gu haben, gang nad
8sliebent uno bel oiefer seife be-
sablt man Ole Seife uno nidt oie
elesante Derpadune.
IN sdoen jeoer 0rt gu haben,
houptidhlih in 2lpotbefen, uno
Seute ieoen Stanoes eebrauden fe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-14

California . meiue.

Weinliebbaber firben Elm sroBes Ga
ger bon feinen California @einen bel
9errn s. s. Meper am Nlamos
plaaa. 6err Sleeper iu6t bic Weitte
an Srt nnb STEELE aus unb fault brett
aus benz Seller Der @einai6ter. MIs
gntem @enner gelinst es ibm tets, bic
belten Sorten a%us3uudblen. @r fann
ieine &unben unb Samilien nit einem
gnten Srppfen berieben. &otbs unb
Weibz Weine in poraiigli6er Qnalitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = fret
ms 9aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-14
;eIt biirfe aidt als gerbreder behanbelt

felt biirfe ni6t als Berbre6er bebanbelt
wer6ea, fonbern er lei nein Spfer Der
@eieni6aft, bic BON ibm in feiner Stels
lung eiilen groBeren Nufmanb geforbert
babe, als er i'm bel ieinen @ebalts>
8erbdltnifen babe tretbett f0nnen. IS
let baber, meinte jener @eiitli6e unb
iebr piele Nnbere folen babel p0ltg
ether Meinung nit Inn gepeien
feiu, bas 8elte, bos @ei9ebene
pergefen fein gu lafen unb belt
Dr. 2interfelt pieber in iein Nmt einz
auieBen. Gin General 6obart ftellte
alen @rnftes BEN Nntrag, rnlan iole Die
unteri6lagenen ober erf6ninbelter
$4,000 Der Stabt 3uriid3ablert un6 2ins
berfelt bann pieber in Nntt unb @bren
einieBen, ba bic Ibfebnng beifelben bel
feinen eminertet &%enntnifen unb Sd
bigfeiten ein enormer 8erlut fiir bic
bic Stabt fein tperbe."
Sas gebt benn aber bod iiber bic
9ntsS 9nurl Mp5in fDlte man bamit
mobl i6lieBli6 fommer, mettn man
bieien @runbiab CUR 9ur6fibrung
bringer molte2 gIlo tpe1trt ei1 Nrbeis
ter, Der bas Sabr $500 perbient bamit
fi9t ausfpmmt unb irgenbmo einbri9t
unb nod $500 tieblt, neil er Der Nt1z
ii6t 1T, nur nit 81 900 pro Sabr rausz
tommen" 5n f0nnen, bann muB Die
Gefeaf6aft, beren rOpfer" Der mad
Der in Miqipal1fee bertretenert Sbeorie
1T, ibm lit 3ufunft cine @i1nabme bon
| $1,000 garantiren b..
$50 lit aber ba bic @renses @as
| betBt lberbaupt nausfommen f0anen. "
Sas 1T bod ein 10 D60ig relatirer 8ez
grih, baB ii9 bafir beim beften @ilen
feline fetitebembe &egel angeben ldBt.
Wir fennen einen feline 1000 Meilen
bon bier %tppbnenben Osantt, Der ausz
f6lieBli9 BON 8%adpflaumer u1tb &eis
lebt unb Der li6 pie Elm &rDius pors
fomtnt, tpsnn er $40 bis SIP monatli6
gu ber5ebren bat, berielbe tpiirbe alfo
BET einem Sabresgebalte bon $1,000
ni6t nur uansfommen", fonbern iu
berbdltniBmdBig furaer s3eit gum aapi.
taliften un6 rgei9molenen 8onbbol=
Der" merben. 9at Semanb iebo9 cine
ausgeiprO6enen Neigung, Gbampags
nerzSoupers gu geben ober lift er Elm
&unf : Mdcen, infoferr es 1i9 Inn bic
Brotection Der gertreterinnen Der &unif
fheciea Der 8alettes unb Der Sperette,
banbelt, Dber bat er cine beionbere
S6mdrmerei fir &ennpferbe unb fiir
nMeine Sante, 9eine 5ante", ober
bal igt er fonitigen dbnli9en vroblen
pafiionen", bann perben $4,000 biel,
!ei6t gera6e binrei6en, baB er m 0 n a t.
i'd nit linen ausfpmmen fann.
3pii6en bieien beiben Grtremen
liest aber bic groBe 3abI 9erer, bic
ibre 2ebensmeiie eben pobl ober libel
mad ibren @innabme : 0erbdltniHen
einri6ten miifen, meI6e fi9, ME bic
~lanblaufge bausbadene &ebensart
lautet, Had Der Dede gu freden boz
benz, unb tper bas ni6t fam unb ii6
aud gar ni6t bic Miibe giebt, es rebIi9
81 Deriu6en, Der nirb iiber fur3 ober
lang auf bemielben Slede anlangen,
mie 0err 9r. 2imberfelt in Milmaufee,
er mirb ndmli6 ein 2ump perben,
einerlsi uel9er @efenf1aftsclaHe ober
melder BilOuuQSfufe er anaeh1rt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-14
Memralata In Is Mtnuteu fnrtrt

Scr. S. 6. Sturtebant, @bitor Der
uWaupaca (Wisc.) pot" fagt. Gbamz
berlains S6mer5ens : 8aIfam furirte
nteine Grau Dergangene Gla1t bon Sc
ii9tsz unb 3abni6mer5en innerbalb Is
Weinuten. Wir m69ten ni9t mebr oh
ne bafelbe fein. Sie 6Iaf1e fir so @tS.
gu baben bel BEN Srnggiften s. Salt
eDer & Sobn, Doubling & Gloob, %.
& M. &alteper, 4. 9reiB, $. S9nz
9orb, 9. Cohen & So. unb S. 8.
6arriipn.
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electric RffferS.

Dtsl'S 9stlmtttsI 1T 70 ppblbefonnt unb 70 pppuldr
genptoen, fab eS taum nod befo berer Grrd ,nuna
petait aue, pie es lem ,5 sebrauhten. limmea
nit stn tn istn Sob. &tue retpere Oi,btctn siebt es
met, une 20 wtrb Garantie selethet, ba6 lie Nue8
ietitst, mas man bon tbr %rerlprtdt, electric Bttters
Gefhwhre ansi4lus, Gal,fub pnb onbere Ncioen
nnretnen BIu,eS. IS tretbt bas Malarta : Meter
ars Dem Spfrem, benst %bemietbsu rpr unb BELT Is
fet5t In ben bartndfiSfen Fdnen. G8 eurirt acpf.
idmer er, Slufanbrans raH benz appfe unb Ria' are,
geriu4e has electric gttters. 9tiIuns ptrb sarGnftrt,
ceer has @elo SurhdseBabIt. BreiS per 6lafHe so
Gen 8 pnn 81 in allen GpptbeteH. g~Bppleiale tet
GppIpb Dretb, 2bpmpfpn & So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-14
@rnn0 Gigentbmm.
.(f1afenpermalters Derfauf.=

leber 81, 900 Grunb> @~isentbum In Gan antOniO mue iSlDrt
Seftaut weroen; Der ganse geis miro In Sbeien unp G~runbfaden
t ansfeoten, %te fe be- adufr wdniat. erDbe. gut sinssrt4tete sraurri
NIT sutem abias BON gter; nett unter benz ptrflden gBerbe+
a~usseostntes Druderei. umo htbpsrapbtfaes Gtabhaement, wel&es
BITE bette 8unbihaft int slbwefen bat
QSutgelegene Geiddftsbduer unb @runbfade umb 8aupldse tn
Der Mttte unb tn ben aubentbdsn Der @tab. G3rpBe Muswabl.
Aebnlthe Sffrten tD ne sprber semadt mproen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-14
@efrafbS Gdbetn:
Sobm &enfi1 unb Musufa S6mit
3ur Motis fiir bic attionare !

Sen Statuter biefer @eieni6aft ge.
mdb tuirb bic Sabress8 erfammlung Ben
Mftiondre Der Gone Star 8rauerei.
@efelf6aft gum 3pede Der grmablunQ
BON Seamten un6 CUR grlebiguag ioms
tiger porliegenber @ef9dfte am
Sienftag BEN IL. SUM-. 1892,
8ormittags 10 llbr, in Der Office Der
@efeaf9aft abgebalten tperbem.
q. M a n n,
PrdIibent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-14
8eadteuswertb.

S6parSe un6 meiBe Strobs6iite, sez
i9madpoa unb MODERN nit 8lumer,
Spiben ober Bdnbern gepubt, nit
langen "Streamers" gu $3.50, $3.50
unb $3.50.
@mporiu M MilIinerap o.,
248 Weft=GommereezS traBe.
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nnberbauli6feit! Sdmmerli6 Neb
met Seedam's YilIem.
@runSeiaenfhums . lIesertraamuaeu,

q. s. 9ufea an 9lbam Maurer,
@runbitiid an @rapionitraBe. 5000.
8. uab 6. @lmenbOrf an $. SUIT.
i6enta, 2 8runbftiide auf Columbia
9eigbts, $45.
Carolina Marfbaa an Clara 6rof6.
meDer, 4 @runbtiide i'm Original Gitt
Got 3 fir 1925.
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6. S. @aaaer.

217 OftzSouiton. otrabe,
Mboleiale= unb 8etatl Gambler in
&apeten, 8ilber- &abnen,
3eidnerz unb Maler. nteniilien.
SHretbt UNI Rataloee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-14
MISFIT CLOTHING PARLOR

giebt @uren Dollars boppelten Wertb.
8om S6neiber gema9te $25 6errers
Mnaiige fir $3.50.
8om @6neiber gema6te 8einflei6er
tpertb $3.50, iebt S.. Wir baben
pafenbes fir Seben unb repariren Elm
Sabr f. ftenrei. SEQ. 200 @oms
merfe>, @de NaparrozS traBe.
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sduls' palmem . @artem it be,

Shpls' Yalmen $ 0arten 1T Der
Sammelplab Der Seutf6en bon San
@ntonio nit ibren Gamilien. Die re-
gelmdbigen Ibenb Grei : aonserte an
bier Qbenben in Der Wp6e linb tets
aablrei9 befu6t unb erfreuen fid elmer
allsemeinen SeIiebtbeit.
ShDls' saloom 1T Der erobte unb
lebbafteite IN Der Stabt. Seine Weiue
nnb WbistepS unb ~ale3eit felerfriI6es
Bier, iOuie bic beiten @isarren. S6oIs'
2un6 erfreut ii6 aleemeiner 9lner>
fennung uub regen 3uipru6s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-14

@er einett guten S9ub biIlig
taufsn mill, gebe 3u paneoat 6
9or.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-14

4nsiise bel pancoaf&S pbu
beiteQt pber fertig gefauft, fiBer tpie arts
gegohen. Sertige Sa6en perben fos
Itenfrei paRenb gema9t,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-14

6amfom's Del 3ompagnie,
8ren1z unb S9mierz Dele, @afoline &C.
Office: @de 8uena 8ifta= unb Salabos
StraBe. SelepbonN go. 1856.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-14

Cine 10 eroBe sluspabl bon SOM
hnersW Barren 1T nod ME o~agetpeien, uie
ieBt i'm
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Cinderella gdbmb : gtore.

9erren= unb Oamen=S dube, iotpie
9aussS 6ube unb pantohelm au alIer
preifen. Sie gr6Bte Qusmabl in Der
gan5en 9tabt.
s. Saum,.
@de QouFonsS traBe unb Mpe. s.
, 1892-08-12
CONGRATULATIONS.

Olympia lost nothing by the hospitality
1t has extended to the crowds of people
within its gates during the past few days.
There never was such a crowd of people as
sembled before in the capital of the state
and as the strangers came from thirty-four
counties of the state, it made the capital
extensively known to the people "Inever
knew that Olympia was such a pretty
place, was an expression heard on all
sides. Before the close of the month
there will be great crowds of citizens here
of the democratic faith. They will be re-
ceived with as much eclat as those who
have just departed, and the impressions
they will form of Olympia will not be lost
upon them. The citizens of Olympia are
to be congratulated that the convention
passed off without hitch in the arrange
ments made for the reception of the dele
gates and their friends, and that no one
had cause to complain.
, 1892-08-12
THE TIOKET.

As to the results of the work of the state
convention, The TRIBUNE, being loyalty re-
publican, has no criticisms to offer. In re-
gard to the manner and the means by which
the results were brought about, THE TR1B-
UNE has no words of commentator. The
ticket has been nominated, and it is now
before the people. for their inspection and
approval or disapproval. Republicans will
undoubtedly support it; such is party
tealty. Some of the best and most deserv-
ing republicans in the state were reoklessly
and ruthlessly turned down. 1t was per
haPs bad, and possibly may prove danger
Gus politics. The republican party has
an herculean task before it, but
their greatest efforts have always
been put forth just when the
situation was most serious. The greatest
crisis always arouses the fullest measure Of
its energies.
, 1892-08-12
ATARIEF SERMON.

Here is tariff sermon; Thousands of
immigrants come to the United States ev-
cry year. Why do you think they come
here In order to earn starvation wages,
to be deprived of their earnings by tariff
monOpolists," +" to be taxed for the benefit of
the ''rObber- barons 2' No, they come here
because experience at home, under the
slavery of the European wage system, has
taught them that only in this country of
high wages and prosperity, of contentment
and protection, is the laborer worthy of
his hire. Only in this land of taxes" has
he an adequate scope for the exercise Of the
faculties with which nature has blessed
him, only here can he own his own home,
furnish 1t in comfort and educate his chill
dren to be good and patriotic citizens.
immigration is thus the best possible trib-
ute to the benefits of protection, mute
but eloquent index of American progress
under the American system. Immigrants
did not flock here in free trade periods.
They remained in their own countries, be-
cause the pauper standard of wages which
free trade entails was not a sufficiently
strong inducement to bring them here.
Pauper wages can be earned Just as well
at home as abroad. But when protection
again triumphed, when our mills and fac
tories again hummed with life and action,
when plenty again blessed the land, then
the masses Of Europe again knocked at our
doors and asked us to share with them our
abundance. Immigration we do not advo-
cate. Restrict it if you please, prohibit it
ifyou can. But never lose sight of the
fact that immigration would not trouble
us if we were poor. When free trade be-
gins the gates of Castle Garden will swing
outward instead Of inward. Under that
system immigration stops. Emigration
takes its place.
, 1892-08-12
SAD.

Statesman Billy O'Donnell, of King
county, who was fairly elected delegate
from Seattle, could be seen here and there,
during the last few days. among the en-
battled hosts, sandwiched between 'Rastus
Brainerd and that other eminent citizen,
Lawyer Fishback, who was to look after
Billy's interests. But the delegation did
not want Billy, because of his unsavory
record. He was looked upon as traitor,
and was charged with having sold out in
the last municipal election in Seattle, to
the democrats. He was incontinently
fired out" without trial, and when asked
last evening with reference to his lacerated
feelings, he replied: 81 amt in politics no
more and don't know nothin'." 1t was a
sad day for Billy.
, 1892-08-12

THIS pointed story is brought out in the
New York Recorder:
American Workingman-DOes free trade
make clothes any cheaper2
English Workingman--I don't know. !
don't have any.
There is point to that. Nothing is CHEAP
that cannot be purchased
The money must be in hand before the
thing desired can be obtained.
American wages, under a protective
tarltt, are high. English wages, under free
trade, are low.
This is the difference between the two
systems.
Intelligent persons must decide for them.
selves which is best.
, 1892-08-12

The labor of the South Is for the most
part agricultural. 1t is performed by ne.
groes. Labor unions are little known in
the South, but they will be when the in.
dustries of that section begin to expand.
A young man from the South who was en-
gagged not long ago in New York city in rails
ing funds to establish cotton mill in Miss.
issippi called attention in his prospectus to
the fact that wages were low down there
and labor strikes unknown. The South is
soidly democratic.
, 1892-08-12

THE house river and harbor bill when
passed up to the senate carried total ap-
preparation for Washington of $4,000.
The Washington senators asked for an in
crease of $641 800, of this increase $780,
was asked for the Seattle canal In the
face of this record is it to be wondered
that Seattle is hot for the reelection of It's
time-serVer or that sharp revolt has been
made by Eastern Washington and the
friends of an open riYer2
, 1892-08-12

HERE is another screed for soldiers to
read. 1t is from the Durham, N. c., Globe
which supports Cleveland and Stevenson;
The pension fraud is theft, and we. repeat
that no man can honestly defend it. The
South has been taxed to death to pay this
grand army of rascals-these bottle-scarred
buns who itch in the empty palm; and
when Cleveland struck the beggars in the
face he did a good business lob We hone
to God that he may have a chance to hit
EN- again. Migrants and mendicants
should be both vigorously slapped and
, 1892-08-12

THERE is no land on this globe on which
there is so little poverty as is found among
the 65,O00,0OO of people inhabiting the
United States. There is no land in which
food is so plentiful or SO easily obtained
There is no land in which the intelligent,
honest workman fares so well or lives so in
dependently. It's not necessary to go into
statistics. for every foreign-born citizen and
every traveller knows this to be true.
, 1892-08-12

THE candidacy of L. R. Grimes for state
auditor was decided upon by the Kittitas
delegation some two weeks ago in the event
of Mr.. Wilson's withdrawal, at which time
Mr.. Reed was considered a candidate for
governor. Mr.. Reed lost by being politi-
cal coquette.
, 1892-08-12

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In ENGLAND alone there are thousands of
adult laborers who work for two and three
shillings day. They do not live one-half
as well as the poorest paid laborer in this
country. In this country the lowest wage
paid to day laborer is one dollar. Few
men who pretend to work at all earn so
little
, 1892-08-12

SIX years ago yesterday Lord Salisbury
took office, succeeding Mr.. Gladstone. The
new parliament has a majority of forty in
opposition. Lord Salisbury is forced to re-
tire. Mr.. Gladstone had two terms of over
five years each, but the last time ne was in
office his ministry lasted less than six
months. He will have to manage affairs
very adroitly if he is to hold on to power
for much longer term at this fourth at.
tennDt
, 1892-08-12
REPUHLIoAN CoUNTY TIoKET

REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
State Senator J. c. Horr, Olympia.
Representative, Alexander Mckenzie, Yelm.
Representative, Thos F. Mentzer, Tenino.
Superior Judge, NJ. J. Gordon, Olympia.
Auditor, c. NJ Moore, Olympia
Clerk, W. H. Roberts, Olympia.
Sheriff, John S. Dobbins, Olympia
Treasurer, Geo. Gelbach, Tumwater.
County Attorney, -- Olympia
County Assessor, Samuel James, Grand Mound.
County supt, Schools, R. A. Ford, Olympia
Commissioner, Thos H. Prather, Olympia
Commissioner, Geo. W. Osborne, South Bay.
Commissioner, w. c. Israel, Belmore.
Surveyor, L. P. ouelette, olympia
Coroner, Aaron Hartsock Olympia.
Wreck Master, VIM. Jackins Olympia
Justices Of the Peace-FOr Olympia, R. B..
Crandall, ]. c. Rathbun; Tumwater, E. McNeal; /;
Tenino, c. W. Savage; Bueoda, E. C. Axtell /;
Little Rock, j. Provost Gate City. F. Collins;
South Bay, B. F. Corliss.
ConstablesT Olympia, John Aldndge; Tum-
water, John Goudy; Tenino, T. L Savage Gate
City, J. H. Smith, Yelm, E Milling; Black Riy-
er, B. R. Ticknor.
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
At large, George Mills; Olympia-First ward
c. T. Whitney; second ward, T. A. Crisman;
Third ward, F. W. Brown; Fourth ward, William
Gilmorei Fifth ward, NJ. E. Reed; Sixth ward, 8
NJ. Percival Tumwater, W. T. Cavanaugh; Teni
no, G. N. Van Tine; Bueoda, Francis Roteh;
Little Rock, F. E. DAVIS; Gate City, ]. II. Dowd
Yelm, F. Price, Chambers Prairie, W. r. Rud
dell Mud Bay, Swan solbeck; South Bay, J.
Rogers; McLane, E. NJ. French; Gull Harbor, ]
F. Hitchburn; West Olympia, A. Myers.
, 1892-08-12
Statement Showing Profits for First
Six Months Business of the
Olympia Building & Loan ASSC

There are $50 shares in force at the present
time; the net profit per share Is therefore 81 al.
Inc equated amount of the investment for the
SIX months ending December 1st, is So This
shows clear profit of Al per cent.
IN addition to this profit to the investors.
olympia has been benefited by the erection OF
three neat and tasty homes
AT tne last meeting of the trustees 1t was de-
elded 70 open up another series and the books
are now open to receive subscriptions to the
berg block. -