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Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Era Wana,r mebSel.s 1gsrosrs

~ 'nNs
3ioenoe1 ben 7ee Gftobsr:
aOnen Wdrtbe Z. Rcotpebt fsbte ben
2loe Sept. 3 pelitabte Og irite Bsrn,
Elssr % / Gut. Oct igrIe psieee
8, bet nnoet 10 Os Bet treble IL Rur.
Ter. aonen bar iuas, ps ben 26pe aiait
bun peo Ssoen, 80 aar sammel. Sun
BAR baot TO Born fsr. Ser Abe Otto
Der bleo bun besraost os famine Dag
bar be 3 Bern til 3aaben. 2iaet itoo
usO aorosritOtten, mems 8~aabsbano.
linsen ipresii.
Beoftempberen pleier MI be imaa.
9un er "a Gar 9ammel, bar ielp baot
8 Born, bar ~ 8%srnebsrn Os fan globe
Jig peo en- sOb Selbreo.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
@ammel 6nier. 8 Berlin er Der

/ oIsie Gage bso Ell sammel Mano,
ION eiterlaoer N JOrmue al en- tpart
Riaion Wart Os ION a iaa gierrig,
at ban boeoe pan ct usielt 5agtammer
o. leUeoe nGiten uoeluttenoe al tart
Brso. Sans Gig innotss paa Ell YuRte
9amle &luoe, Der laa miot / StUen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
1eDSfalb.

\ Observation-Disclosures n~bsunsutsrs ssel,
Tier spisass eraiis. ses fan ri lite aks
pIass fer % aIminssfias isnas rsfasaItr,
Der isa sset fan frsmtsrss pripst baast itt
pr9Hsr, gsbssr Ga sIoatniHetr. Ssr gtss.
90 Nrmstestitr AZ mere snp atminssIig
r@Hsss, mas sttsfss ; etnt ~. eiHis. ri
isrnDistisr. at @nhpsr. ism ,reituoer \ sos'
iaiosanmsioeIisr. Isitr eisit rtnisr % rsttsr
ia sersfter.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

On gHie Uso gtaUu SanHe Rarie gdrisa
isot zimmerman, puiter Splusutug ON. boo
benoes Sgn Jran5 &aovls 9arieu BiHns
MANI opBol0er fig. Si9re 2~aHosm9n0! gIg
buao 8 Tan for oeHne ~itatfeIs Gute. Der iB1s
i'm flare Son. gan or ira sriliiauts
Rorge. o9 hans Yfooer tror. at ban ito
uRre / Gebraitn. men er life filter oerpat
N0oerenS Aoresie er: gRrs. SaNue W. gar
fen. 1928 Hiueriioe aoe.. Ord floor, glinut
apolis, g3iuR. SenueHo Gem III teHoe Gle
ma. 9agbari Clion. 9og 236, @lGoiiou
giih. Sl9
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Sob Moresie. Eli Seliinse Yolts
antpm ct Srep meo llbifriit:
8T,I m;,au /m 80

Nor. Sap &Opu Sans 2auier,
Sor gus"
BoitmeIteren ~9rubleoe l9nse Uper
oenne saaoeiuloe Ioresie. Smliber
ialot bet BAN ino, at Sroeue mullspis
ituloe betpoe "SurOn Sartbauien, Bort
bus pr. Srebensbors". 9erben blep
iaa 8reuet ienOt, us bet bite fig, at
Bpitmeiteren bappe siattet ristis.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Siamantbrpaup ieirebes ben 7ot

OftOber - ifriper ~"SDQanoSp." - al
Gbriiten Gbriitenien Sule Og SuItru al
8obbers. De er be9se SO Nar, raIte
os rsrise. Sasen bBi~tioeligbOlot DC
ueo &irtesane, buoreiter Der bleu ouers
raft benz Ell al Seboerne iamlet Itsrre
gen9esaue. Gbr. Gbriitenien Sule er
gift anoen Sang.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
So til S. ON SaQen
Gfteriporgjel.

Git.tiDsrTn ~iHota8,s b,rsiitt Tor IN hats Gent Dc.
On. On BOsiiao. T. Or 5or5o1tao tit ct RaoH. reg,
mes ior ct Orc. ct AOsriisismsuti "Daotlbs gSasa'
Iai,s ~sHtas,tis al 7j.uJJ ~ 1000 SOa ass. Aaet'
itsitm,uist, Der we lsSiass5 AZ SsialaS Iayss sGs
6tuigH az.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Tajt Gienooin
tilfaies eatr tiaete.

EDeiisr,m,ni,r. IaaIom -Jarn ~tinatsi'. s5a, rtt'
iolss-. qua tiIti,". -Jt,ntt, l,sil-, "ptasB o. res
eiu.. oil ira Hu Of t~uorst'ss ior ] Gent Or. Ors srIjr
SaHs. Sn',ttr Bositao,r. T. Or. S5y5ostas tI /.
SaOH rsHss iort Crs. Hotgtig innsuisr. BEG Its 80
iass al etaIiHL iasts lie ptHisHHL
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

Gn SorbefGrb. 8 Isaa finoes en-
&apeaan, Der i'll. "Galb. Gmtst." er me-
get poerlissuaenbe Of inOre Nisiiuns
Retnins. 5orleoen be9raueoes ct 2anos
pOitbub, % man fit ba Ell Gale, ium eff
t%erbaanoen bauoe ben 8irtnins, at belle
6slget paa 3 Wanb nGr iorloo @rapen
os isrit fom tilba9e, oa YrGIten bapce
lluttet fin Gale.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

Sobu 8ala. eler aoseu, Der matt. tlsHl
bans HupGreuoe goOrtsie, beoss oUlit
oenne III 0aHS Benin. S~toulhtoH gsls.
GuIeouina al al hans. Sohu Sa!as AooI
er ogo SohH Bale er oprHoslil ira so
ben SrRite9lRio, bans SG0er par Die Solar
len SnaolitruO al 9Itieroal o. bans Root
9tari 1olsisoatter Stobba. 5eIemartea.
1874
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

8npernoren paa be banIfspeitinOiite
Ger bar taset i'm Ififeb. Gil bans 81
terigl9er er uOnaunt @rep 9. SpOnned,
Der for 2iOen er banit @eianot i @nIBs
in9tOn.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
WiuerQlpanbSfabrif.
glsiens

a9ter @jeitsipere rs 8epGrtere at OPP
rette en- Mineraluanbsfabrit paa glitter.
Der bar peret afbplot Msoe ON Ga
gen, os Der er neoiat ct uopaIg til at
iB9e Ylanen realiieret.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

SssIfeuspriierne paa gitlanbet er
M iaa bgie, ipm be life bar p9ret paa
lise pp til 80 Sir. for 1000 Wur'
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

Sil 5ormauo / Stuoeutsriamiuubet
Il palst Ssieiteretsahppfnt 2umbolb.
blsu usiaa pulst eiter ben
'onieruatiue orilassliite.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
rhffer | s,nrhnnner mnnhnn q,

. NlDffer | SarOanser. @sanbas ben
o Stt' IorulDl,eoes Sisrer Spar Stranb
meo SeIt Os Sjpretpi i Sanbpenopan.
pei; alt 9~lenfanotes 5rebas. Get an.
Ia8es, at 9eitene er bleune ltrGmt os er
90Get b~a8lGnss uo / 8anbet.
Itanoas orufnsbe besuoen / Cbbe en-
3 vars 9ammel Batter of Soteleier
2Vuelen peo at ialbe / Glpen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Np 6infriitsrecuro.

wv OthNitItplelulu. SllluelHle
Urban Sauien al SGbp bar iat ben
nDeite &ecOro; ban bar nemlig paa ct
Sreutort neoIfrepet 25,137 8Ogitaper.
Striiten er me9et tDotll9 % fan leies
uoen Spritsrrelies9las. De 25,137
Sp9itaper er foroelte paa 1O2 2inier.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

Susr 5oericu SHsOferylaoisu af Sgn0rs
5ron beoes lor in egen % i'm NOrs Siplo
ienoe i'm Aorssie I'll Jieu. g. SEMEN. Coon
8alsp. 8Is.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Siem for Saterbprn.

6iem for Saterbprn. SosnepreIt
@alnum paa 2etauser arbeioer meo at
iaa Oprettet ct Siem for 2aterbsrn. Sr.
@alnum mener, at bette ptl bore ct al
be pirtlomIte Mioler til Eaternes Gipi'
lilatipu.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Iiaiae Narile.

bpis 3 pii ,lpbe en- bldg 6agm entsn bib
eller cpopriet 9ane / luehse Rmueioia
bppr Npliuseu aloris ilcdr ietl. aoresier
j. T.. 5uder, Burr Cat, Soloa
40. ls.tf.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Spenife S0ttsbar iii Nmeriia.

Com noset n~iaooanliet ior bore Bpa'
Der, itripss ira aarlitOsu, fan meoce'
les, at iorleben BAG laiteoes Der ct 8nr
Sernbanepo9ne meo 3pttebrr til uloere
Beiororins til Gmerita. De a tub'
patteoe | pmtrine so 1rniaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

Smfattenoe geitprelie. De Mo.
oerate ! @uome. 5 Ranb itarfe, bar in.
~Spsubb. Qp.s baunet en- Sorenina,
bpori be ale er gsittreliesmsolemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

Ole 6. utHeis forloo 1T Sism oen Bite
Sept. Gan CT omtrent 80 adr gammeI. 5
JOB 4 CONNER bst, bar lpii Saar, IpisbruHs
Barter % oar IIDrt Ipis9raa ai9oer. Zen,
JON Tan stue cs nogeniCmtelit Oplpsning
ON. bpor taH opboloer ia. oil glDre os en-
tor IFueite ueo at i~Iljtripe GHaebrit 3.
llusiS, Ba!eoti, RIblauO SO, g. 3dt. 9.5
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

Zen slIsr De, Der ian noerrette MIG ON,
buOr min Brooer geOHaro 3. SaseH oy.
boloer iiD, oil slsre mig en- tor 3leneite.
6aH Tom III Amerlia for 8 RaaHeoer lioen.
gtlsrt w. SaseH, SrpiHS y. g., aaHotpUbi
60, Ninn.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
gang garetegtsarrcit.

EdH8 Vdret98tsnrrtf. Glerel Al
5Ors life 2aOe9aaro, iorbenu. 99rer
S6Dnoorpb, bar III iiooet arreIteret /
IA Iar, ium mistenft for at BABE paos
lat ben Slo, Der ben 22oe Mai 1891
Dbela9be Sprs lille ~2abe9aaro.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

Sill SfattefommisIGr 2iitritterne
/ 2oioten ~iltebetfor grpebitsr &aaros,
Tom bar snitst zig %fritaset, er uonapnt
fo%nItitueret SOreuItriper / sOfoten y.
DGe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Tre0erif Sp5pita[S Nferel

Snipettsr emil 2autrup er peo arimis
nnls p9 8Olitirettens 9om blepen ioemt
200 SIR. / Sgoe / gnlebnins af ben be-
fienbte 9autrnpsS 6saeri Il SOipitaIsiag.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
IpsIefioreareier iii gmcrifa. s9Ot-

nes @psniabrit bar / bisie Gage iolst
Os ienbt Ell &ariOl til Chicago ps en-
SpibsIeoe til SOiton. 8ette er NOT
ben iprits Senoius &ipretsier, Der er
aigaaet fra Horse til Qmerifa.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

t7ujfes. On Hint norf rs9iitrerei
%5armaccut til at bcitpre ct igrits Ria3iss
apotbett Ian iaa i;uotat 4rbeioe o. goo gsH
bos 9. NuooIph, TCeorah 5Orua. 7lg.a
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

Yrait % SDrmeiter. Silipnet meD
5Dret paa 2uuD er blepet ouerOraset til
Sugnepraite ten paa Zen, 9aitor 8enSon.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

Jorbenperenbe Stor ibin9smano.
@aarbbruser S~autuitne, er beftlffet til
2ensmano | 8Osleitranoen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

Zen, Der tan stpe Hoseu Oplpsutne ON
min 8rooer, DIE Z. @uobeim sIer Die
lbompioH, Tom life bar laoet bore fra ia
paa Here Van, utloe gl0rs bans Nooer 90
Sgiteuoe en- tor Sieneite. % nogcu mnIll
Gplpsuing ON bans SilRbHe oil meo BlR0l
bliUe mootaget al Niartm @uobctul. 4l5-
9th Nue. g. Rmneapolls. Nilnn. s.l9i
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

SnuS iom "baslist greo". Suus.
i%orbruset poger itaois iaaoel Dos sumle
iom unse. Oct er M meset iabpanlist
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

oSnftae. - bst 81 bt,o,n DOR iuus, s'asn, at
b,r,nstlisr, foe StSlt "a B,Husr. at TS,u 5rr 5,isJt
BORT gus o. iaa,t Bort to al Dor, bait sissst B,rs.
8Sr s~pr,5aEs las paHaa GonitaHis Sai,fHs Ssos s'n
25o, JHui 1891 en- Ets,r al 5 Mar o. ~ ItmtL % Uor
far, tia, atr,S asrs,a s,ss s,u 29bs Juui 1874 "a
abu AZ H1r "a 6 ul,. Ds osos bssas al Tiiiuit.
Bet Ct usr Tr,f I Dor hou SorA a, " bar luHsd It
b,ors pi'm, enc fom ot sapss at bsss BEN Ter I o,uH,
ammriaiSs 0trosn.
p,nrp 4, CbHtsb. 5tiu, n. O5uaae.
parrtsburl. Ruisu 60. r. ..
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
ItlSaIas.

JiHalss. 49, Grit Ruriteusbus i
8eit Iecornh, 2 Gtdger o. Yaiemeut,
iuoebolocnoe IL 8Greiicr, er biligt tIlialgs.
10 2ot!er. Brcno "a Glsfterne. 6euitanO
paa euoel al 9I6beiummeH. w. y. Cuslg.
L.19.tt,
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

Yiifop Sfaar pil tiltraoe fit Gm'
beoe | 3%ronobiem / Sanuar 1898.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

8 Afsrsbns HINTS rs eporsbunier
bar Snbtpserres 1ilsobebopenoe !
5smaarst 500 itesst msb nuiten 2S
grOcent, III 11,S9O,00o mob 9,314,00o
/ 1888.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
carmtiNai9s.

,Sarm tiliaigs. -oerueO betieuots
y glercs, Of llnoerielneoe ul iRlae i'm
imuite 6drm beltqqenoe I Ssetipnsr ~ OF 10
: lOtUu OF stomp Broot @raHt So, Rlnn.
FOR nRrmere unoerretHlng hsnDenoer mon
"a I'll Z. z. @rHe, gSeu0el. URIHn. SO
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
nj 0i9tiabco.
,Earm tilialgs @Ortb So, Soma.

On fin' itauotnaOn gtge gnites. Set gr.
teIoe og goo Ggu. Yrs. 8. z. &eiier. 90
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

eaussn. - bet b,iteHstsisrts isr irausr,us,
5lrgi % BtHHsr. at esrrta { Bissom iIlsi, ira bttt,
stO min Il re NlHs g9su y. 6dus,n. oan oar fso,
{ opriu1fsis Gopriatp. JosI. ben 10, Ttc,mbT
1856 o. ssot I Lrosa > a hu Srtif,r ben 9Ots L,c,mbrg
1891. 81 Mar % Is Dia, gimm,f. ,ii,r omtr,ut 8 Rla,
Hsosrs Sp5oom al IariHa sea mts 6Brfa b,srzocr
Fabti aifn har mino % 5Iosr
bt,o mso bt StsD. usfGHt 0srs bit RiHS,i
Narsutbt eaHqsu. isst Spo,rIou.
RorsH,is. Coma. o. BsrH.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

StII'btrS - p,Dts b%,'enots area iOr r~apzrtEs'
>iS8i o. BtuuG. ct BIT ~bssistss psIsn at bou,aI5,
ira bette tip Jsbn tiIsb,rA pan ssos ben i5b, sup
iS9! 'itsr TO Mars i%m,rttiuIo SqgoouI AZ srg t 6ltta.
pdn Odr fsol 9aa RHasa,,r. Rarl,. % oar otS IN Iss
Is aar sammi. JoblHHf etatbuG
isOt Bautiou.
Rsrtb Ia 6rosis, Btg. ben 2Osc Citobsr 1874.
GIssbsra. - Bu tdr b,bal,t BEN sluilt @as oh
bsssn at ~bismtaIS, scr t,1r, latter pHlSI euhim
BEN 25as Styt, nsiitu 8 p1aanfor 3amm,L
ri ices ill,n iisllt Jsiu Orb
Z eimmsitu ON it,s su paa J5rs,
Der tHstn sitsb 90 I 6tmmtl,u.
1drDsIi Suo, IsOssI. Vt ices igl,Hl
Ole 5tts5ts. Soft St,sSuI
Gbipp,Da 5aas. Btg.. BEN s0e, Oiiosst 1874.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-28

railway on Palafox street. The wheels OF
the truck caught on the rails, and the pole
snapped off. The shock threw the driver
to the ground, but he escaped without In
jury The truck OF Germania Hose Com
pany was following close behind, and its
foreman, r. H. Whitehead, seeing the acct
dent to the hook and ladder truck, jumped
from the rear of his own truck for the pur-
pose of assisting. He was followed by Dave
Shehan, and in jumping both men were in
jursd, Mr.. Whitehead quito seriously, hav-
ing his collar bone broken. One of Mr..
Shehan's hands WAS severely bruised, but
otherwise he escaped injury.
Jacksonville Standard: In a conversa-
tion with Mr.. Heermans of Key West at
Titusville CLEANED the following par6icu-
lars relative to the far famed Indian river
oranges. famous not alone in the United
States, but also in Europe. In 1S4l a YES
sci was wrecked in the keys, from which
some boxes of Sicily oranges were washed
ashore. These were picked up by a Mr..
Pinkham, the father of Mayor Pinkham
Of st. Augustine He planted the seed and
sold $50 trees to J. S. Heermans, the father
of the above named gentleman. From
these and others sold by M. Pink
ham we are indebted for the world
has been propagated by budding.
Soil and climatic influences
have also been a factor in the improvement
of the fruit. 1t has been found that in
those groves which border on the Atlantic
ocean the flavor of the fruit is much the
finest, From some cause the old grove OF
Mr.. Heermans' has been neglected, as Mr.
Heermans is now resident, and has been
for many years OF, Key West, the oranges
have been stolen yearly and new settlers
have helped themselves to all the buds they
required from this grove. Mr. Heermans
has purchased the rights of the heirs, and
there is a strong probability of the old
grove being resuscitated. The land Is very
valuable There are 304 ncres In all
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-28
GEORGIA POLITICS.

Pike county has the naming Of the state
senator from the Twenty district this
year. Capt. B. NJ. Turner is a candidate for
the position.
The report now is that Spalding, Fayette,
Upson, Jones and Henry counties, of the
Sixth district, will not have any candidates
in the congressional race this year.
The Columbus Sunday Herald says:
1.-The president Of the Muscogee county
alliance informs the Herald that the pub
lished report that the county alliance had
Endorsed the third party is untrue. This is
authoritative. as the president presided
over the meeting at which the Endorsement
of the third party was said to have been
made. The county alliance has Endorsed
the course of Congressman Moses. Alliance
people of this county are firm, unfiinching
democrats. and will stand squarely by their
party"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-28

arrested negro who 1t was thought owned
the coat. That negro has been locked up at
| police headquarters for week, but says
the COAT does not belong to him. Charlie
Bagg, notorious negro thief, is thought 20
be Implicated In the robbery, and he has
been arrested and locked up.
Atlanta Journal; Mrs E. H. Britain, the
lady who has done such valuable work OF
| charity throughout the city, had al excit-
| ing encounter with burglar at % Houston
| street Tuesday morning about 4 O'Clock.
For the past month numbers Of houses on
Wheat and Houston streets, between Peach
tree and CORTLAND avenue have been burg
larized. The burglar, whoever be is, Is an
experienced one. He is bold, and, when be
enters house. rosms at will through it,
never thinking of the occupants. Last
night Mrs, Britain and her son, Hugh
Britain, retired early. They left the gas
jet in the room burning low. About
4 o'clock this morning she was
awakened by noise. The room was lit
brightly, and raising her head she saw
standing at window inside the room
large. heavily built man. Jumping from
her bed she ran toward the man, who ooolly
faced her. She grabbed him by the
shoulder and yelled: Police Police!
Drop my jewelry.n The burglar said
nothing. but began crawling out the VIM
dow and trying 10 release himself from
Mrs. Brittan's grasp. After he had gotten
partly through the window Mrs. Britain
noticed that he had In his hands several
pieces of jewelry. She grabbed stick and
began beating him on the head TO make
him drop them. He pulled them
through the window and out in the
yard near an electric light and
finally made a successful effort to escape.
He Jumped over the fence, ran across the
street and disappeared in a new building.
Mrs. Britten's son was aroused by her cries
and he tried TO hold his mother to keep the
the burglar from pulling her through the
window. There was forty men boarding in
the house but none of them appeared on
the scene until the burglar succeeded in es-
Gaping. Lights we're secured and the yard
searched for the jewelry which the burg
lar dropped in the front yard. Although
the burglar had every small article of value
that could be found in the room placed near
the window when Mrs Britain surprised
him, he did not escape with anything.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-28
MEDICAL.
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria Is so well adapted to children that
recommend it az superior to any prescription
known 10 me- Fl. A. ARCHER, II. D.,
Iii So. oxford ST., Brooklyn, n. z.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-28

MERCHANTS manufacturers. mer1nAuOx.
IVA corporations. and all others in need q
printing, ithozraphing. and hAsnk books oe0
nave THAR orders promptly nlled. a. nSo&asaaD
ESse4A a. tbs MORNING NEWS RMrKTNNH
&kfNR SWkiennar zszsszs
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-28
Steamer "BELLEVIEW. "

Leaving Savannah. Tuesdays and Fridays at
O'Clock P. NJ Returning: Leaving Brunswick
Wednesdays and Saturdays at l P. N. Leaving
Darien Wednesdays and Saturdays at P. N.
Arrive at Savannah Thursdays and Sundays at
"A. ~ For any information apply to
W, T. GIBSON, Manager,
EtheI's Wharf
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-28

ITO COUNTY oFFICERs.-soosss and BLANKS
Il required by county Officers for the use o.
the courts or for Office Use. supplied 70 order z
the MORNING NEWS PAINTING H00bMs
WhAtAke< street. 6ayAnaAA
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-28
InMAN LINE
New York, Queenstown and Liverpool.
FROM NEW YoRB-EvERY WEDNESDAY
City Of Paris and City Of New York,

10000 tons each.)
CITY OF BERLIN. CITY OF CHICAGO,
CITY OF CHESTER.
These steamers are well known for their
speed, comfort and excellent cuisine. First
cabin passage $50 and upward, according to
steamer. Second cabin passage $50 and $40
Steerage at low rates Round trip first cabin
tickets are issued at reduced rates and the re-
turn voyage can be made from Antwerp by the
RED STAR LINE If desired For further par
ticulars apply to INTERNATIONAL NAVI(4A-
TION COMPANY, General Agents 0 Bowling
Green New York.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-28
SOME CLIPPINGS.
The San Antonio Express saws:

The San Antonio Express says:
1.-THE Denison Herald charged that
but for the Hogg administration cot
ton mill would now be in operation in
that town. The governor being asked
about this in his speech there, replied
that he never knew there was such a
paper as the Herald. This is the cam.
paign in opening which at Willis
Point the governor said he proposed
to let reason be appealed to. "
The Express, however thinks it
probable that there was great deal
truth in his assertion and that the big
PLAT governor doesn't know any too
much mo how. 1t remarks again.
"When the governor disavowed any
knowledge of the existence of well
known newspapers and individuals
who happen to prefer Judge Clark for
governor, it is not a violent presump.
ton that he is telling the solemn
truth. His demonstrated slight ac-
quaiatance with the constitution and
laws of the state rather corroborates
his assertion"
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-28

There is quite a marked difference
between the Prohibition party and the
Democratic party, besides the plat
form contradistinctions. Two men
are moving heaven and earth to OBJ.
tain the nomination for governor on the
Democratic ticket, while the Prohibi.
tionists were put to some trouble to
find candidate who would accept.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-28
Levine Bros.
The Beeville Picayune SAYS {:

"There will be 64S delegates in the
convention which meets at Houston
to nominate q democratic candidate
tor governor, and ABE votes will be
necessary for nomination. OF that
432 Bee county will furnish two for
George Clark and feels confident that
there are enough of progressive demo.
Gratis in the various counties that
comprise Texas to furnish the other
43o which will be necessary TO secure
his nomination on the first ballot.
Good enough. Let Bee do her
best. The other counties will do the
rest.
The Austin Evening News thus
presents the issues with becoming
brevity and terseness:
First and foremost is the question
of Capitalization of power in the ex-
ecutive, practiced by the Republican
party, advocated by Gov. Hogg in
favoring an appointive commission,
and opposed by Judge Clark, who is
for leaving the power with the people
themselves. Secondly, whether the
state executive has right to make
private perquisite of public Of
fee belonging to the people?
Thirdly, whether the school fund, as
suggested by Mr.. Hogg, shall be
loaned out to the railroads? The
Clark party opposes it. Fourthly,
whether we are to keep up the black
flag in the face of foreign capital, as
in the face of foreign capital, as in the
alien land law advocated by Mr..
Hogg and whose disastrous results
are chargeable to his administration
Filthy, whether Texas is to pursue
the road to ruin and bankruptcy on
which she has been started by Gov.
Hogg, or whether we shall let
the people return to prosperity?
Sixthly, whether by the overthrow of
Gov. HOgg we shall regain the conf.
dence Texas once had in the money
centers of the world, he, by his Val
Verde and other suits, when attorney
general, having thrown shadow on
the titles to thirty millions of acres and
shaken confidence among outsiders as
to all Texas titles. These are the is.
sues and not Hogg or Clark person.
ally. 1t is for the democracy of the
state to say which side they will take
We have already lost millions of dol
lars by the policies of Mr.. Hogg and
his administration. 1t would there
fore be wise in US to make a change.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-28

If the commission has reduced the
price of the things we buy as some of
the defenders of Governor Hogg al
lege why has it not increased the
price of things we have to SELF This
is a conundrum for the administisnists
TO consider and solve if they can.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-28

In another column will be found a
list of the Texas Veterans who attend
ed the reunion at Lampasas Mr..
Charles Forduan the venerable father
of Charles Fordrau jr. and Mesdam Of
DR.. G C MoGregor and j B Baker, es
Waco, is the Oldest living
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-28

A private letter to the editor of
THE News from gentleman in Tyler
county states that the country Demo
Gratis IN that county are for Clark
while the town people are for Hogg.
Clark has majority In the county.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-28

The News is not unmindful of the
many kind and encouraging expires
sions that its friends have recently
bestowed upon it and is endeavoring
to show its appreciation by furnishing
a better paper every day.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-28

Hcgg's war on the cities and towns
is designed to arrsigu the farmer
against the people who afford him the
only market he has for his products
other than cotton and grain.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-28

The pitcher play WAS all right as far
as it goes, but the people are not quite
convinced that the reelection of
Hogg would be the proper caper. He
should be provided with a hydrant
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-28
slaasn Daklp Netum.
10 ADVERTISERS.

THE News will take advertising
with the understanding that if it has
not larger local circulation than any
daily paper published in Waco, no
charge will be made for the advertise.
ment,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-28

Texas, least of all the states can
afford to drive capital away. The
farmers least of all classes can afford
to indorse the present administration
which has iuaugurated a relentless
war on capital.