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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-26
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1ttt0 Qriffpfraten.

Sie 6erren Osmalb Ottenbprfer
&ibber unb g6uarb nbl fnb aus benl
rDeutf6en 8erein" in Stem Norf auss
getreten, neil einem @ertreter bel
p@taats3eitung", Bel benz Baufett,
tpel6es ben beutf9en Marine Offi3ie.
rem 3n @bren tattfanb, Der 3utriti
permeigert tpurbe. 9ie 6erren BON
| nDeuti6en 8erein", meiiiens Dams
burger unb 8remer &aufleute, bic bier
reid geipOr6en linb, fanben es alien
Mnfdeine na6 unter ibrer Wtrbe, nit
eittem Sournalifen ober 8eri9terfats
ter elmer groBen 3eitung an bem ielben
Slide su iiben, obglei6 Der betreffenbe
Beri9terfatter BON 9errn &ibber, eiz
mem Der @igentbiimer Der r5taats3eis
tuns1 unb @sitglieb 6es .Deuti6en
gereins", ein9efiibrt morben mar.
ueber ben f6mdbli9en 8orfaa ipirb
folgenbes Ndbere beri6iet:
Inter beni S9ube bes Mitgliebes
9errn $. &ibber fem ein 8eri1terfatz
ter Der s9t. .. Staatsaeitung in Jeier=
tagsfleibung au benz 8antett. mel1es
Der Werein Dor aur3em ben beutf1en
SeesOffi3ieren gu @bren berantaltete.
@s lpurbe iebDd beiben Serren er6ffs
net, bic @egenipart bes Beri6terfat.
ters fei nidt ftattbaft, mobei als
8runb augegeben tpurbe, es fei fir
i'm fein @oubert beitelt. Material fir
eine 8eri6teritattung ioae basegen Der
3eitung 5ugeteat merben.
9lls bierauf 9err &ibber geltenb
ma9te, er Diinibe ben 9errn als ieis
nen @ait einaufiibren unb lei bereit,
fir fein @DuOert au be3ablen, tpur6e
ibm entgegnet, es lei feinem WfitsIiebe
bes Wereins au3umutben, neben benz
Beri9terfatter an Der Safel 3u fiben.
Wenn biefe Meuberung tpirtli6 ses
falen 1T, 10 f6einen bic 5ufdlliger
Weiie in Mmerifa bomi3ilirten ertlulis
ben beuti6en 9erren bes mSeuti6en
9ereins" au bergefen, bob mebr aIs
zines ibrer Mitglieber frtber Der prei1e
aftib angeb6rt bat. 9err 9enrD Bill
larb 1T fola barauf, 8eri1terItatter
unb 3eitunssterreip setpeien gu
fein, 9err Sttenborfer tpiirbe es ii9ers
lid febr iibelnebmen, tpenn man i'm
nur als 3eitungsbeiiBer, ni9t aber
aud als Sournaliit selten laffen tuiirs
be.
Sa Gage man nod gttpas iiber bic
anglosamerifanif9e nSbobbps unb @es
bnrtss sMrifofratie." Mlfo ben 9erren
bonn r9eutf6en 8erein1 fann man
ni9t aumutben, neben einent Beri9tz
erfatter an Der Safel gu fiben. Das
miifen f90ne &epublifaner ieim.-
S6abe, baB iie bier ni9t einen Mbelss
titel faufen unb einen Srben tragen
f6nnen. Sol9e patrone paiIen ni9t
in ein freies 2anb unb folltem tpieber
bingeben, mo- iie bergetommem iinb.
(gt. S. 9eutf6e 3eituns.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-26
For Malaria, Liver Trou-
bic, ,or Indigestion use
BROWN IRON BITTERS
Srlanbifd,e @riefmarfett.

Gin eifriser Singer Der pbilatelie
bat an Wtr. @labftone sei6rieben unb
ibn I'm Iusfunft gebetem, oh syrlanb
fur ben Jaa, baB es 0omeruIe be-
fomnte, aud eigene 8riefmarfen ein=
fiibren tperbe. gluf Der geuobntsn
prenlierminiiterli6en poitfarte bat er
nun bic NntmOrt erbalten, rbab bas
5a9e Der irif6en &esierung iein
tpiirbe". Sa Srlanb inSeHen feline ei>
gene unabbdngige pofberpaltung er-
balten foa, 10 biirften f6on aur gez
nauen aOntrole Der Iinanalage belon>
bere irif6e Marfen n6tbig tperben.
Sang abgeieben babou aber miiBte fidj
bod Der @barafter Der Srldnber me-
ientIi6 berdnbern, tpenn fie ni6t eine
fsl6e @elegenbeit nit Seuereifer ers
greifen piirben, ibre rationale lnab.
bdngigfeit gum 9lusbrud su brinsen,
8riefmarten Sammler f6nnen baber
ibr Mlbum unberaiigli@ neu arransi.
rem, iobalb-bie Some &ules8ia &c:
feb getporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-26

90 tanse ber persltmmenbe aebensfunte gu frti&er
warer @tutb entfat werben fann, serabc 70 lanse III
AUD Scffnuns fur ben f3wa&en, abseaebrten gattens
ten porbanben. Ran Iaiie tbn barum ni9t Serswet.
feln, fonbern aus bteier 8uF@eruus neuen Wutt
i@6pfen. benu es 1T Tbatia&e, bab es etn Mitiel sur
Gnrti&nns elmer erf@6pften a5rpertonfttuttpn sebt.
Sn ber Itat wirtt Sotetter aaenbttters banf Set.
men nnverslei4ltaen fimutirenben Gisen5&aften an
a6rper unb Gemdtb lAwa&er uub nerpSier geripneu,
beren 9ebensfrdft erj0pt iMetnt, tdSliG meme Bun.
Der. Gppetit, erfrifhenber SmIaf, 3unabme an Rbr.
persept@t nnb sefunbe Garbe inb ber Gesen, ben Elm
rerfdnntser @ebraud btejeS uni@dtbaren Gt.mrlan,s
mtttsls f4sn na& tnrssr 3eit NIT ii brtnst. eDurd
sernst unb iebes pitale Srsan setrdfst; babet ioa
ss AUD BEN Derw6hnten @aumen garter Damen su.
Sn feiner 3ufammeniesuus TT es retn pesetabtifid
uno bur@aus unf@dbli4. @ebraude e8 unS eritarfe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-26

0en etllleitenDen SSorfell 1etneS lungen
Greunoes i6lieBlt6 ein @eii4t semaht,
wie SemanS, ber I'M llm9emiiien lit, oh
man nidt ettpa bic Gbitdt babe, i'm
gum 8eiten gu balten.
nSawoblEsan3 re6t," beltdtiste er
36gernb. pWaS 9auSfolleften uno
anbers Sanlrnlunsen gu berartigen
3weden aubetrifft, 10 meiB aud i'd ein
0iebden bapon su itnseu."
rab, ieben sic, ba fommen mir slei6
auf bus, ipas i'd ia9en lpollte. Die
8Orien ber rei6en 2eute iperben 3u allen
erbenfli1en arbeitsfrennbli6en 3weden
in @nlprnd senommen, uno Wie Der
9Binb nun einrlal beut3utase ipebt, bat
9einer 10 re6t ben Wtutb, iid aus5ue
i9lieben. ipie lauer es aud W3an6em
fallen mag, INNER unb INNER lpieber in
Die Taide 3u 9retfen.4
Der ebrtpiirbise 6entier ieufate 3ns
ftimmenb, aber ct mar offenbar nod
tl1lmer iebr fpeit oaoon entfernt, su be-
9reifen, iporauf ber Nnoere binauss
Dolle, unb Dobriner i9ten ii9 barin 3u
sefallsn, elm iuenis nit ieiner 5leusierSe
gu fpielen.
rBer es 3u etpaS bringen mill, !"
fubr er fort, noer muB ii9 0or aaem
barauf periteben, ben 3ei9en Der 3eit
bic redte Deutuns 3n 9eben unb iie gu
ieiuem 8ortbeil 5u niisen. Sd aber
balte serabe 6as fteberbafte Werben I'm
bic Befriebiguns unb Die @unlt beS
9roletariats fir etn iol9es ;3ei9en Der
3ett, unb i'd iebe ni6t Elm, marum Gin
flu9er Sopf aus biefer Tborbeit niht
ebenio gut @eminn 3ieben f0nnte, als
aus irsenb elmer anoeren."
giun mar bod penisftens enoli9 bas
Wort gefallen, baS 6errn Musult @iben=
i9iit Ser 9fotbpen6igfett iiberbob, leine
menf9enfreuublide Miene aufsulesen.
@r rieb fif NIT benz Riiden Der
9anb bas slattraiirte 9inn uno meirte
6iplonuatiih .aluge 96pfe ftnben iitle
mer unb iiberall ibre He9nung, mein
lteber 0err RehtSanmalt, aber tpie ge-
rabe auf bic fem 8eloe etpaS 9iennens,
mertbeS gu peroienen ietn lollte-".
,06ren Sie mid uur 9efdlligit an !!
Ginen Der idmierisiten Punfte BET Der
Q61uns bes fo3ialen 9onilifts bilbet
obne 3meifel bie Wobuungsfrage. Die
9roben Wtietbsfaiernen oer @rbeiter<
niertel BerlinS, tn beren iebe iif) mebs
rere bunoert perionen jebes Mlters unb
@eidledts 3ufammen6rdneen miiien,
bebeuten eripielenermaBen eiren ldme.
rem llebelltanS, unter ipel9em Sic Mrs
beiterbeu0lferuns seiunbbeitli9 tpte mo,
ralti9 empfinbltd gu letben bat, unb
ipel9er barur1 5uglet9 etne ernfte @es
fahr fiir 6te seiammte biir9erli9e. Sc,
feaf4aft in ii@ idlteBt. Der aufents
bait In bieien gefdnsnibarttgen @ebdu.
ben, mo- iie fi6 aus @rhnben Der @par<
iamfeit tn tebem Sinlnler oft budftabs
lid bis gum Gritiden 3ufan1menpferGen
miiiien, bat ben sroben Wtaiien ldneft
jenes @efibl bes Bebagens entfrembet,
NIT pel9em uns slhdli9er ittuirte
Wtenldentinber Der Beft eines trau,
ten 9eims tdsli9 auf'S gleue erfiillt,
unb er fat ibntn ldnsft bas @eritdno,
nib eeraubt fiir bic tiefe Wabrbeit bes
alten Retmtportes, baB eigener Derb
@oloes tpertb iei.
(6ortietuns foIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-26

QenaeI gemorben. @ie bae ju9ius? Das
10 16nea seia9t. Afs blutreintsen6e, ftii4,
btlbenbe unb 4rajt er,eusenbe Banacee fennt
bic ar5tlt4e @iHenfdaft ni4ts benz '.Dis-
covery" @leidmertbises. Die &ranfbeiten,
bte 20 furirt. tcmmen bon trdser eebsr ober
unreinenl Btut. @esen alle, bteier Queue
eutfammenben 2ranlbeiten ift es bas Elm.
,tse Mittel, far tueldes 8arantirt
tpirb. 60 hilft gegen Dpspepfe, Bilioftdt,
Bron4itis, Gals. uub eunssnletOen, sesen
isbe art bon Serofeln, felbit Gdminbiudt
(ober aunsenicrofelD In ibreu Gnfanssiia.
biem umb sesen bic bartnddisften Saut. unb
0eiutbsiranfbeiten; sr5ielt es ieine Setluns,
70 iptrb bas bafiir besabltt @elb suradssse.
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-26

= Ser blbii6e giienbabm Smges
nieur S6oll, befen 8erbaftung tpesen
iabrelang fortgefebter groBartiger lns
terf6lagungen bon StaatSgelbern bor
einigen Sagen gemelbet tuurbe, bat in
OHenburg i'm unteriu6ung8arreft ieiz
mem 2eben ein getpaltiames gnbe sez
ma9t, inbem er ft9 mittelft feines
9ofentrdsers am Sitter Der @efangens
seQe erhGuate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-26
Gine gfdbmaidiue frei.

Cine $7S Mai6ine, tpel9e BON uns
fir $11 bis $23 perfauft mirb, mirb
BON uns in @uer 9eim gum @ebrau1
geitelt, obne baB es Gid einen Gent
toitet. Wfan f6neibe bieie 9naeige
aus, unb ienbe iie nit MbreFe an bie
Nlpab Mannfacturins Co., Chicago,
Suinois.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-26

= 2onbon. MnldBIid Der Mbfdt,
mad 9nr6gang bes 9omes3ule gnts
tpurfS beionbere irii6e Greimarfen gu
f6affen, TT au bemerfen. baB bieie Mbs
li9t ni9t erit iebt gum erlfen Male aufs
trltt. 3nr 3eit Der fenii6en Betpes
gung uurben tbatfa9lib Marfen Der
irii6en &epublif enttporfen; iie trusen
bic irif6e 9arfe, ,um bieie in opalem@abs
men bic Snf6rift: "Libertas ct Ma
tale Solum" unb auf benz &anbe bic
Worte: "Republic of Ireland' ober
"Repub. Hiber.'' Oie Wertbangabe,
2 Gents unb Gents, beuten an, baB
bic &epublit ii6 bas Miinsfpftem ibrer
groben transatlantii6en Sdmeter sus
legen tpollte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-26

Sc idlimmer Dein 8atarrb, Inn 70 moth.
tuenbtser braudit On DR.. 5ases Catarrh
Remedy. Die Giseutbtmer bssielben ois.
rirsn $500 far eiuen Gall bon gdnupfen.
ben ite nidt furireu tSuuen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-26
SDllnenid)irllle.

Bir erbieltem ioeben Elm borsasIidss y GHsss
timent BON SpnneniMirmen ii GbiifsH,
crepe de Chine mnb antere RobitGttn in nsik
ihspars anb bunten 6arben. Dieie SdisMe
iperhen fiAerlih AnfIams finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-26

26men, 8dren, 3iegen unb ans
bere Sbiere fauen nid)t bios ebenip
germ tpie bic Meni6en 9abat, ionbern
beri6Iingen aud bas 4raut,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-26
&leioerfotte.
speSieles iu fran5oiii9eu gbaaies.

speSieaes III frall50iiibeu Gbalies.
sSir baben cine srobe greis 9tebuftion in
tpolienen @baIlies nprsenomnten. Wenn ies
mails ein 9rofit fir bic 8unben ba tpar, bier
TIT er. Gran35iiide @balies, Cream Garbe,
ihSn sentnitert, bon 65 Gents berabseiett auf
80 Gents.
Seprudte tuollene grepes in elegantem Mu=
tern, bic friiber ME fir tpeniser ais rs unb
s5 @ents berfanft tulrben, offerirem mir fir
50 Gents.
SpejteQ.
Soliber ihwar3er frans5iiider Mouilelim.
Buroe ME unter So Gents perfanlt lest nur
25 Gents.
SpeStea.
8ransSfii4 semuiterte Sateens in tpunbers
biibihen Nuitern, In belen unb bunfeIn
@rnnofarben ielten unter 40 gentS bertaaft
Sett 8 Yarhs fiir Ginen Dollar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-26

9ie 9elgoldnber baben lamt
8ef6luB bes beuti1en 3ei9stages
nunnlebr bas &e1t bebalten, baB nur
9elgoldnber alS S6bffen iiber iie au
@eri6t fiBen biirfen: Der @efebents
tpurf. betr. bic @eltung bes @eri9ts>
berfafungsgefeBes auf Der Snfel, mos
rim bieS ansgefpro6en tparb, lpurbe in
britter 2eiung genebmigt. 8etannts
lid geb6rt bic Snfel gum Mmtsgeri9tsz
besirf glltona; bod finb, um ben
Ge6tfu6enben bic &eife na1 Nltoua
au eriparen, auf Der SnfeI beionbere
@eri6tstage eingefabrt unb aud elm
eigenes S96ffengeri6t bort eingefiibrt
tporben = sund6ft auf benz Wermals
tungswege. llnb bieie ginri1tung lit
mummebr gefebli@ fir ale 3eit fefs
geiebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-26

= Die 6ranaofen fteben in ber 3u6i
bon Stiefmiitter6em Der ganaen WeIi
boran,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-26

Derben. Die 2ofomotiben uerben
bielei6t in Muieen als MltertbamIi9z
feiten ge3eigt tperben.
Sic 3eit mag aud ni6t mebr ferne
iein, in Der man ole befannten gbeIs
feline mittels @leftrieitdt fanitli9 bers
feaen pirb. Oieielben iperbem bann
iebr uoblfeil tperben, unb es uirb
tpieber elm llnteridieb amii6en @ei9
nnb 4rm beri6Din6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-26

Sn allen anberen Departments n
bas 2ager bollidnbig anb bietet BE
rei9Fe Ansmabl.
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TranS6iii4e Drgallbies

in allen ben neueften Garben, belle unb sxaale
@runbfarben ebenfo gut iuie bic anbegstps
fir So genis bertaufte Naare bel Hus Is
Gents bic Yarb. 8
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-26
s11.OO
stran1pfe.

Damsn Drop eti8@ in srau, idtpars,
Ieberfarben nnO anberen mobernen Sarben,
bon 40 unS so Gents berabseiett auf
35 Cts. Dber 3 paar fir $1.OO.
ainber.e etriimpfe, rotb, braun, Ieoerfarbem
&C. gu 16, 20 unb 25 @ents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-26
Siitt ! Site ]!
@roBe &eonftiou IN 0iiteu.

@roRe geonitiou IN Siten.
9eiet, bann fomn.t ui,b iiber3eust @u9.
8ir baben perfdieoene Dutenb nnierer
elesanten @ufterbiite iibris, i'm @reife BON
$l4 nab $16 bis $18. @ir babem biefelben
auf ben Yreis bon
$1f.OO
berabseiett. Sbr f0nnt eud bieie yelesen.
belt nidt entseben Iaiien. llniere Site iinb
einfa9 srobartis. Garben nnb Saeons finb
besauberno 1dhbn. 36sert niett unb trefft
Cure @abl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-26
spibell . l1m1dagt

fir Damen; BON aussssiHueten g5AmtiAt
spiten ansefertist eoeben er5altsn. Die
Sa1en finb nunberbar i@5n.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-18

The Company, Murray New City
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-18

Keep up WIN the events or the day, ana
whoever played it on him knew that he
was too pious to even read the daily pa
pers. There was notice of choir
meeting to be read, and | think the tenor
struggled in the other notice between
that and the one about the weekly prayer
meeting. Anyway it wasn't me, but it
like to broke up the meeting.
after the deacon read the choir no.
tice he took up the other one and read:
Il am requested to announce that the Y.
NJ. c. association will give friendly
entertainment with soft gloves on
Tuesday evening, to which all are in
vlted. Brother John Sullivan, the emf
nent Boston revivalist, will lead the ex-
ercises, assisted by Brother Slade, the
Maori missionary from Australia There
Will be no smuggling, but collection will
be taken up at the door to defray ex-
penses. Well, thought the people in
church would sink through the floor.
There was not a person in the church.
except the poor old deacon, but who I'M
derstood that some wicked wretch had
deceived him, and know by the way
the tenor tickled the soprano that he did
1t. may be mean, but everything do
is innocent, and wouldn't be as mean
as choir singer for So.
Il felt real sorry for the old deacon,
but he never knew what he had done,
and think it would be real mean to tell
him. He won't be at the Singing match
That remark about taking up collec-
ton settled the deacon. | must go down
to the stable now and help grease hack,
so you will have to excuse me. If Pa
comes here looking for me, tellhim You
heard was going to drive a picnic party
out to Waukesha and may not be back
in week. By that time Pa will have
| got over that Bohemian serenade,"a .
the boy filled his pistol pocket with d ID
| apples and went out and hung a sign in
front of the grocery:
|
| STRAWBERRIES, TWO SHILLINGS
| a SMELL.
AND ONE SMELL Is ENOUGH.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-18


The Bolerians in the band that
couldn't understand English they looked
at each other and wondered what it was
all about, and finally Pa wound up by
stating that it was every citizens duty
to own children of his own, and then he
invited the band and the crowd in to take
some refreshments. Well, YOU ought to
have seen that band come in the house.
They fell over each other getting in, and
the crowd went home, leaving Pa and
my chum and me and the band Eat:
Well, | should smile! They Just reached
for things, and talked Bohemian. Drink?
Oh, no. guess they didn't pour it down.
Pa opened a dozen bottles of champagne,
and they fairly bathed in it, as though
they had a fire inside. Pa tried to talk
with them about the baby, but they
couldn't understand, and finally they got
full and started ont, and the leader asked
Pa for IS, and that broke him.
PA told the leader he supposed the
gentlemen who had got up the serenade
had paid Tor the music, and the leader
pointed to me and said was the gentle
man that got it up. Pa paid him, but he
had wicked look i'll his eye, and me and
my chum lit out, and the Bohemians
came down the street bin full, with their
horns on their arms, and they were talk
ing Bohemian for all that was out. They
stopped IL front of vacant house and
began TO play, but you couldn't tell
what tune it was, they We're so full, and
4 policeman came along and drove them
home. l guess l will sleep at the livery
stable tonight, cause Pa is so offul I'M
reasonable when anything costs him So
besides the champagne"
We'll, you have made a pretty mess
of it," said the grocery man. ITS a
wonder your Pa does not kill you, But
what is it l hear about the trouble at the
church? They lay that foolishness to
you"
Its all a lie. They lay everything to
me. 1t was some of them ducks that
sing III the choir. was just as much
surprised as anybody when it occurred.
| You see. cur minister is laid up from the
effect OF me ride to the funeral, when he
| tried to run over street car, and an old
deacon who had symptoms of being a
minister i'll his youth was invited to take
! the minister's place and talk little. He
is an absentminded old party. who don't
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-18
(To be continued.)

"Iove and smoke are unable to conceal them
Selves and so it Is with catarrh. No suf-
fering from this loathsome disease. can conceal
the fact from the world. No matter how Gull
tured, learned, social or brilliant he is-while his
friends may be polite enough to dssembe their
real feelngs-his very company is loathsome.
What blessing it would be TO humanity, if every
person afflicted with catarrh in the head. could
only know that DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy will
positively and permanently cure the worst case.
The manufacturers guarantee to cure every case
or forfeit $500. The remedy is pleasant to use
and costs only 81 cents.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-18

ing 10 lesre my burnt cork ON, cause II
l wash it off Pa Would know there had
been some smouging somewhere. asked
the shoe store man how long it would
take the backing to wear off. and he said
it ought to wear off in a week. Iguess
Pa won't go out doors much unless it is
in the night. l am going to get him to let
me go off III the country fishing till mine
wears off, and when | get out of town |
viii wash up. Say, you don't think
little backing hurts mans complexion,
do you, and you don't think man ought
to get mad because it won't wash off, do
you?''
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-18

going to throw pieces of brick house at
them, but my chum and the leader kent
them. Then Pa sailed in. He com
menced, Fellow citizens, and then went
way back to Adam and Eve and worked
up to the present day, giving history of
the notable people who had acquired
children and kept the crowd interested.
| felt sorry for Pa, cause l knew how he
would feel When he came to find out how
he had been sold.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-18
What is
lI !'!|;:::ii' l;:||''|!!';

is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. contains neither Opium Morphine
Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
Paregorc, Drops Soothing Syrup and Castor Oil.
Pleasant. It's guarantee is thirty years use by
Mothers. CastOria destroys Worms and allays
fevershness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd.
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, constipation and fatulency
assimiates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Gas.
toria Children's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-18

STRAWBERRIES. TWO SHILLINGS
\ SMELL,
AND ONE SMELL Is ENOUGH.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-18

.,nv,N MAKES \ SPEECH.
rar drop that" said the gro
=, fine bad boy as he came
a. 49,, fhe store and began to
md a box of strawberries.
rsr kicked at your eating my
1 crackers and cheese and
,l apples, but there has got
Linz line somewhere, and l
strawberries at . shillings
c,,ly two layers i'll a box. |
,b- one box, hoping some
ms man would come along
VIA and. by gum, everybody that
IN the store has sampled a
~ ont Of that box, shivered rs
4 :, was sour and gone off with
/ .r,nr the price" and the grocery
1 A mad, took a Ratchet and
lin the head of a barrel of ap-
r. said. There, help yourself TO
1. apples"
rlor't want your strawberries or
-rc,e.r said the boy as he leaned
aii showcase and looked at a bar
1 .-arsparent soap. Il was only
N fool YOU. Say, that bar of soap
( e-,rgh 10 vote. | remember see
:. IN vour showcase when | was
|. wear old, and Pa came in here
me- and held me up to the showcase
/ ~ ~ that tin tobacco box, and that
| an, looking glass, and the yellow
r rocket comb, and the soap looks
H.. same. only a little faded. If
wash yourself oncein awhile,
|. r wouldn't dry up on your
md the boy sat down ON the
-.uu- any back, feeling that he
with the grocery man.
+ never mind the soap. 1t is paid
.a.. is more than your father
about the soap that has been
his u.a-r the past month, said
uu dis be split up u box to
rr. But we won't quarrel.
.- III E.a-l about % band sorc-
a,a.ru. his inviting them
% -... that -.t ont ur Pa viii kil.
dead. !. WAS . Joke one OF those
bands that goes about town
tunes for pennies was over OF
-.E- street, and / told Pa | guessed
D .. bis friends who had heard We
tauv III the house had hired q
d. All was coming il a few minutes
s-lade him, and he better prepare
-.sa q speech. Pa Is proud of being
l.lr- a- his age, and he thought it nC
q than right for the neighbOrS t
.l... Gim, and he went to loading
d.. for q speech III the library, ant
-.. my chum went out and told tn,
H. tag band there was a family III
9 that wanted 10 have some music
they didn't care for expense, so they
Blowing where they was and cam,
B. along. None of them could under
&. English except the leader, and hi
= Understood enough to go and talk
III. when he is invited.
81 hum s-sereJ the band up to on
81 @l got them to play Babies OF
-.a and Baby Mine and
q a- the men who were goin:
- and told them to wait a minut
---- would See some fun; so whel
-a-. got through the second tun
.-a lrusslaus were emptying tn
-- Of the horns and Pa stepped GU
u. porch there was more nor a hun
j people IL front of the house. You,
Aaa tosee Pa when he put his hand il
breast Of his coat and struck an att
a lie looked like a congressman o
.l-I The band was scared, 'caus
r ,1ought he was mad, and some o
l. were going to run. thinking he wa
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-18
SPOILED
CANNED HAM AND TONGUE,
GOOD ENOUGH
FOR CHURCH PICNICS.

And he looked after the boy, who was
slipping down an alley, and said: ''The
condemn little whelp! Wait till 1 catch
HIM"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-18
Castoria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children"
DR.. G. c. OsGooD,
lowell Mass