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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-07-24

ada Beach's, on Derby avenue, Derby.
For year past Mr.. Thompson has been in
very feeble health, having had q number
of severe attacks of illness. He was
sixty eight years old and born in Noting
ham, England. He ran photograph gal
lery in Birmingham and later in Ansonia
for years. He was an excellent musicisn.
WENT TO GLEN ISLAND.
The 81. A Matthews Manufacturing COM
pany shut down their plant, Saturday,
many of the employees going on the ex-
cursion to Glen leland. The Humphreys
Vile Manufacturing company is also short
handed with only small percentage of
the usual force at work. The Seymour
Manufacturing company has also shut
down, according to the fve-day schedule,
but many of the men are out of town.
NO CHANGE OF CONTROL.
Superintendent ". E. Baily of the Phil
adelphia, Reading and New England rail
road promptly and emphatieally denied
the statement made in the state papers
Saturday morning that the Philadelphia
| and Residing road was 20 give up the New
| England division. and that it was to pasi
| into the control of the Central Railroad Of
New Jersey.
To Hartford Times reporter Mr.. Baily
said: "rhere ia no truth in the statement
| You'll find Ii all traipmen talkW
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
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sETpress Trains. tLocal Express.
g. r. HKMPSTRAD ID. Gen Passenger AZ
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Musical Education

JOCK Tue pOblClOu tuAI tno seuuy VI III
tonation should be isolated from the STUDY
of time. He enlarged also on the i'm
portance of modulstion, saying that the
result of such work properly performed
would be to enable the pupil to ''think in
music, ;" and that 1t would also make people
learn who otherwise would never be able
to sing. Music, he claimed, had more
power than any other study to develop the
memory, and for that reason alone it
should be taught in all the schools. The
paper contained many useful hints on the
subject of teaching:
G. q. Congdon of st. Paul delivered an
address on the subject of Intelligent
Singing by the Masses" he said In sub
stance:
The masses do not sing intelligently, and
I am of the opinion that If any great re-
form is to be accomplished in this direc-
ton the work should begin to a great e1-
tent with the educators. To counteract
the effect of the large amount of poor
teaching that has prevailed Is no small
task. We have the same problem here
that the sohools-have had in the matter of
language. When language shall be spoken
perfectly, in beautiful phrases and beauti-
full information. when the great problem of
soul has found perfect peace, then we will
look for intelligent singing by the masses.
Until then we must realize that great
work lies before us.
The president read paper prepared by
Mrs. Una M. Shields Of West Superior,
Wis, on the question, "What Can Be
Done to Garry the Music from School Life
Over Into the Life of Manhood and
Womanhoods" Her answer to the ques-
ton involved several elements, such as the
employment of the highest possible grade
of text books; the teaching of music in the
same way that arithmetic or grammar is
taught; the necessity Of having tune and
time fixed in the minds of the young geo
pie, etc.
MUSIC IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
In paper on the uses of music, J. Il.
kurzenknabe of Harrisburg, Pa, in an in
teresting manner covered much ground re-
iating to music and music teaching. A
portion Of the address was devoted to the
presentation Of facts and figures concern
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years old, working in the Meriden brew
cry, has disappeared and has probably
committed suicide. He had been employed
at the brewery several weeks. He leaves
wife and two children.
sHoLEs HELD IN $1,000.
NORWICH, July 22.-Sholes, who killed
tramp in Preston, was given hearing at
Preston yesterday. He was charged with
murder in the fret degree and he pleaded
not guilty. His case was continued until
Wednesday, August 2. Bonds were fixed
at 81, 900, aud they were furnished by the
young mans father, Rsnsome L Sholes,
81. The body of the man has not yet been
identified. Young Sholes told the same
stery that he told to Coroner Park.
The young woman with whom Sholes
was talking at the time was Alice Congdon,
and she was present in court to testify in
his behalf, but was not called upon to-day.
Sholes has secured Attorney W. q. Jen-
nings as counsel Both Sholes and his fa-
Their deny emphaticslly the report that the
victim had been in their employ and that
there was long standing quarrel between
the two. They claim never to have seen
him before. Young Sholes has an unsavory
reputation hereabouts and Is looked upon
as tough. There are no marks on the
body of the victim and 1t ia possible that
death may have been due to other causes.
sAYBRooK TO HAVE A SILVER FACTORY.
SAYBRooK, July 22.-The residents of
this place are greatly pleased at the pros
poet of having new factory in town. A
former superintendent of the Aeriden Sill
yer Plate company has been here for some
time trying to raise capital with which to
organize q company to carry on like
business here. He has $50, 900 which he
brought from Msriden. He has succeeded
in raising about $1,000. The proposed fac.
tory will be located near Chalker's mill.
JAMES n. THOMPSON DEAD.
James Mozart Thompson died very sud-
denly Saturday at his boarding place, Mrs.
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James Mozart Thompson died very sud-
denly Saturday at his boarding place, Mrs.
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bdtte; pdren lire Gorfabren bic grs
bauer berielben getpeien, 10 tpiirbe er
felbf fir ben SAL, ibre Civilization
tpdre ibnett fpdter nieber abbanben gez
fommen, cine nnm6gli6feit fein, baB
aud iebe Spur BON &iderinrerung an
cine 10 groBartige Civilizations : 2eis
flung ibrer &afe nit berloren gegans
gen pdre.
Sc f9eint iomtt iber ieben 3meifeI
binans bur6 BEN tteaett ar1dologif9err
5lnb fefgefeat 5u iein, baB bic 9ligels
erbauer, tpel6e in Der bprgei9i9tz
li6en 3eit bieien Sentiment beb6lfert
nnb nit 10 bi6t 5uiammenbdngenbet1
Nieberlafungen bemobnt baben, be-
reits Mderbauer, 9anbnerter unb 6amz
beltreibenbe getpeien itnb. Wentt es
aber gu Der Srage fommt, bon tpober
ite gefommen unb pobin 1ie 5ann pie>
Der beri9munben iinb, 10 tappen mir
nod INNER i'm tieften 9unfel, pie
uus au6 bic Wifenf6aft betrefs Ser
an6eren Srage, au tpeI6er periobe bies
les 8oraeitSs8 Golf gelebt babe, nod 10
gut pie gans i'm Slide ldBt.
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i 3. Mauerutauu. .

SIN Mlter bon IS Sabren tarb III
Der Na6t bonn 9onnerftag gum Greitag
na9 ldngerem f6meren 2eiben Serr
y. Mauermann lit feiner an Der gfe
Der Ibenme 9 unb Der Z. 5traBe geleS
geten Wobnung.
9err 9. Mauermant fammte aus
WeqniB in 86bmen unb tam i'm Sabre
1853 nod Seras, mo er fi9 gIei@ bier
III San Nntonio nieberlieB unb NIT
gutem grfolge ein 8a6ienma6ereis
@ef9dft betrieb.
NuBer elmer tiefgebeugten Wittme
iberleben i'm 6rei ertpa9Iene @0bne,
y. $. Mauermann, Ser iebt an ben
Golgen zines unfals 6anieberIieat,
8u1taD u. Mauermartt unb Gilbert 3.
Wauermanr. Gie bei6en e~rfgenants
ten betreiben gemeiniam elm @etrei6ez
gef9dft, udbrenb Der lebtere als Chill
Sngeniear at Der Suniet>8abn angez
felt 1T.
Sn benz 8erforbenen berliert bic
Stabt San Mrttonio eine1 maferen
garger unb bic camille einer in ieber
geatebung muferbaften @atten unb
Batter.
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Ser ..0fmnbfpfrfh. a.


Cine rieiengroBe gplrene ubrfette
prangte Dor einigen Sagen int Sdauz
feufter eines Sumeliers Inter ben 2inz
ben in Berlin unb erregte bel allen,
bic tie fabet1, Elm bebenfli6es vS6uts
tel1t bes &ppfes". Man fonnte CLAUS
ben, Elm @oliatb babe fi6 bel benz seSuz
tpeIier cine 1brfette beteIt, bic Ben
8erbdltniKen ieines &6rpers entipre@e.
1nb bod mar fe nur fir einen gang
gep6bnli6 gebauten @afmirtb Der
Stiebri9tabt betimmt.
Gin Mitglie6 feines Stammtif6es
tpo1te fi@. 10 ersdblt ~uenigitens Elm
8eri9teritatter, eine golbene ubr fauz
fen, urb ein Sreunb, ber bel benz SUI
tpelier cine 8ertrauens felung genieBt,
bra@te ibm einige Soften in bic 9neipe,
rrter benett Der anbere mdblen iolte.
Ser Wirtb trat nun bin3u un6 meinte,
baB ct li6 au9 f6on lange cine nelte
Settle 3uleger moIe; aber bas miife
etDas gang beionbers 96peres unb
@ebiegenes iein urtb minheftens elm
boaes pfunb piesenl Ser 0ertreter
bes Supeliers erfldrte, baB cine fol9e
Settle ni@t auf Eager mdre, aber penn
Der Wirtb barauf betebe, 10 f6nnte iie
berseftellt perben. So, rief Ser
Wirtb, nlafen sic mir cine ioI6e
Settle MAIDEN, fe fanrt foften, mas tie
mill = aber bas fas' i6 Sbnen glei6:
Sd nebm' lie 1tur ab, tpertt fie ri9t
peniger als ELM pfunb piest!" rMteis
n%etmegen," fagte Der anbere unb CAB
i'm @ef9dft an nd9ften Sage ben Nufs
trag baau. NIs bic fertige Settle benz
@irtb borgeIegt tpurbe, rief er entfebt:
n9aB 1T ia Die refine &ubfette -bamit
fam ii9 bp6 feiner 6fentIi9 feben
laKen!" Sc mar ~allerbings elm f6rmts
li9es ungetbim: bic &tnge fimb etpa
aebnmal 10 groB, als fonft Bel Yanaerz
fetten, aber ie nieet Elm boles pfunb
unb fogar nod $40 @ramm barber.
Natirli6 1T Der Hrei8 ni9t mi1ber gez
mi9tig /; bic &ette, bic BON ether Wez
tentaf6e CUR anberen in groBem 800
qen berabbdngt, foftet 1000 M. Der
Golbmertb aaein betrdgt $50 Mf.
Ser Wirtb min ii6 iebo6 nm feinen
Breis Der Welt an bieie @ette leaen
unb berpeigert bic Ibnabme. @o pirb,
fails ni6t eine gitli6e ginigung eraieIt
tpirb, bic pfunbfette nod gum @eserz
itanb zines proaefes perben. Ser
@irtb aber bat iebt gum S6aben ben
Spott 81 bulben ; in ben &reiien ieiner
@dfte beiBt er nur nod Der Plumb
tpirtb."
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G@mer s,t i~iberbietem!

9om %. Nfai an tpirb bic Snternaz
tionalbabn, s. & g. g., amei 9ur9z
S9nel3iige nod ieber &i9tung Iaufen
laRen spif6en @alpeton unb 6oufton,
San Nntonio, Muftin unb ct. 2ouis,
nit puaman Buffet unb S9lafsW
gen obne Wagenme6iel. Ser Melts
ausftelun9s @rpreBz3ug, Der @albe>
fton unb San Mntonio ieben Norgert
DerldBt, bringt bic pafagiere ben 3tpeiz
ten Morgen baranf mad Chicago.
8etten f6nnett fur bieien 9ur9 > 3ug
bis mad Chicago belegt perben. 9ieter
iteue nnb DerbeRerte 8abnbienit bringt
bic Standardization melt an bic
SpiBe ibrer gpncurrenten.
8. $. price,
Niiftent General afases Ngent.
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Sic ffrenae 6onbhaburo 8

9ie ftrenge 9anbbabuag Der
Sonntagsrube bereitet = 10 f6reiben
bic 8erliner 8ldtter-man6e utarges
nebme neberrai6ung. Set un6enfli>
den 3eit 1T es bier iibli9, ben 8eginn
Der @egelregatten ben tbeiInebmenbett
Da6ten, bic meift iiber cine gr6Bere
Gld6e pertbeilt finb, bur6 einen B0ls
leri9uB fu%nb3ugeben. Mls am pori=
gen @onntag auf benz Miiggeli9lDB>
6en elm berartiger nGtartl6uB", Der
erfte bieies Sabres, an iener STEELE
abgegeben morben mar, eri6ten elm
@ensbarm, INN bic abnungsloien
SporttanOniere tuegem 8erlebung Der
Sonntagsrube 3u notiren!
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MuerIet.

Cine ipoblber6iente Mnerfe1>
ltlilg tuurbe benz mad 13idbriger treuer
pfi9terfiaung aus feinem Irnte ges
f6iebener bisberigen gbef bes Geuer=
departments, Germ 8. g. Bed, su
9beil. 9ie Geuerberi9erungsagertei1
anb cine Mn3abl an6erer 8lrger batz
ten fd 5niammen9etban, ut1b iiberz
rsi9ten 0errn Bed einert tpertbbolen
9rilantsM ing. 9err Bed bebantte
f9 fur bic ibm gu She'll getporbene
Mnerttnnut1g unb bertptes nit bere9s
tigter @enugtbuung anf bic Sort
f9ritte, ipelde bas Geuerl6f1weier
inter ieiuer Qeitung in San Mrtonto
ee1nadt babe.
Das gr6Bte, getpdblteite rrb bon.
fdnbigfte Eager in M6beIn, Seppi9en,
2tnOleunl. Matten, &puleaur, 9pibe1z
gardiner, 0raperiet auer Mrt, bag ies
malls in San Mutonio ge5eist purbe.
Die fdtnmtli9en Mrtitel t6nnen iebt gu
R~ngetu6bnli9 biligen Yreifen bel 8.
g. PED & Co., go. 204 urb 2O6
sSs.s sps Ssssai' soI.D.a.
h.a eso, 49, oss &c. S HI
deps@lubA gebiIbet. prdfi6ent berfel=
ben III q. s. 9efbeinb, Dice Yrdfis
bent @bas. s. 2angbol3., Seeretdf
m.,sSssM a"p was"'''F
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49, s ~ s.'g, p..,
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=; :s' ~ ga S.sa.ssy.. ysaoeI galusa
81 ~ =. yw aM.,es nass sss.Ite,gslgsugsns
Il. Sstr.ss,,Ssm 'nS . ysary TX. W ~ s pab
~ 800 S Mow m.g' az 81 S W.
Sss .,ess aa sm'raa .y. Du b
~, rse * y nsas IHl, ,a, .sss oaaSlwal.
* $500. Ss5.a wD. LIZ e.
@sr rs;rs osy'g ash usaal..h
* noor S9''Del0 pep' "al "n'el
so,ooe ~ m.a.s.xaa;ss. M,x.4. m.x.
h.,,h ~ 90 M.s,,M NJ o. 49,.
-. sS m fss .~D gs XIV. Veg s, x. "s mg
rhc.isSss ''4VAss De" o
~sssss @.t..r 49,, o.,sas..,.....
a., 40 c,,strS Ss' -; 81 81 =
e. 9o4 ,rrS Sns q So,n,,tre,-etras =
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sg~ 9err 90. 6. Saeobon, Der
betannte pbotograpb, bat on Der
MlamO : StraBe, $50. 113, elm neues
Ntelier eingeri6tet. Serr Sacsblon
bat In ieinem gtablifemert ale Neuez
runger, bic auf benz Gelbe Der pboto>
graphic Der 0euseit berborsebra9t,
angeuanbt. unb bic ginri6tung 1T
bo6elegant unb itebt an 8oQenbung
i6er feiaem Der prominenteften berars
tigen 2ofale 6fli9er Metropolen mad.
Gin 8efu6 bieies Muiter Mteliers lit
nnferen 2eiern aufs ber3li9ite ems
pfOblen.
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Cur Notis fiir bic Nftiondre !

Die jdbrli6e 8%erfammlung Der Ut
tiondre Der Gone Star : 8rauerei : Sc
gum 3mede Der grpdbIung
BON 8eamten rnb CUR gr%lebigung ions
tiger borliessnben @eiddfte, finbet am
8 lie n # q 9, ben ID. Sun 1893,
8ormittags 10 ubr, in Der Office Der
@eieaf9aft in San antonip, ftatt.
pbiIipp Carl,
8ice $ Prdiibent.
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@m. MatthieS,

5leii der, SouftonsStraB e.
2iefert bas porsiigli6te &inb=, S6afz
unb S6weinefleif6. Spe3iaIitd!:
Sunges &aIbfleii 6. Ollie Sors
ten BON Wnrit,
8~etelungen perben in irgerb einem
Sbeile Der Stabt fret abgeliefert.
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= eoutet SIR ettpas in Der M6bels
ober Seppi6 : Bran6e n0tbig babem,
tpenbet @u9 an 8. g.. Yed & 60.
9iefelben pertaufen before Waarert
fur tpeniser @elb als irsenb cine 5irma
in Der 9tabt.
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= 9ie beften @efrigeratoren unb
@isi9rdnfe, bic in Der @tabt gu baben
finb, tperbett bon 8. g. pef & o..
%berfanft. Sober garantirt, baB er bolle
s3ufriebenbeit qiebt.
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9hutparapbiidles sltelier

BON u. 90. GaIIamap, $50. Alb
Oft > 9oufonitraBe liefert bic feinitert
pbotograpbien- aabimetgrbBe-fii So
bas 9ubenb. @ruppenbilber in i66ns
iter Nusfibrung. Spre6t unbebingt
Dor, tpenn Sbr bic @bi6t babt, @u9
pbotOgrapbiren gu lafen!
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pancoait 4 Sobu baben
elm febr grobes 2ager m Clothing fir
Sribiabr unb Sommsr. 9ie Mnaiiae
fir $40, $12 unb $15 iinb humber
f66n anb fiben famos. Spre9t bor
unb iiber3eugt @u9.
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ga sx~.xr,x..
ws.aaagel nHgluasIau Gregg
M y w ss!sssa yosnD InIs nag .
~ ! SaDss .amOsS.IaBe. aa per
csxet SSA Sou.g.S!saBs. OOII maroen
sssss VIE Ha0iWa9IangsM pgrges
ssss" ~ pig mmSanerwerls : CONS
~. = zndgsE IgIeI arlsI!s
~ " u.s MogIen peg Se1s
Ss.vs XXX , aIssliagIea .aB d.
o.cS. a ~. .au. uel o!ugI,ge
"a msIsr s m SgsM, PC SnsIlegn
~. m,.ss.. xous.ausl' gna'gla, oen
~ Grsssr;. - suaens "alILage naW
- 49, se ~ s =. nv ~ 9slaaDl gaIIs:
HgSti;M a.s w usa s.IoelsIn ~, aug
S1yessy ssMe wv PCT S,1Ie Saurel
Xs&yss.a1aalas paBy TaD'sgof aitge..
sSH ~. a"o uCWD9l 0er HllaDe pei
S s,s, 1R |saa lu;lroe e. BOG nod BON
$500 %<%E<V SkIAp& NUu HutLIuuLSH
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8. g. ped & 50. perfaufen
iebt elm iolibes ei6enes S6lafaimmers
Sci f6on Su $18.
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SpiBell l1no Beiab.

Neue SHUTTER in Bourbon, 8otnt 9(pplique,
o'SSrlanb, b'Gsprit Matniopf-, Sriib 4oiut.,
9anbnrgs nnb S4tpei5ersS tidereien.
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= Dir baben iiber 200 parlors
Sets an 9anb; ale Der t.euefien unb
mobernten &rt, gepolfert, plhf9s
ueberaug; @eiben : 8rofat, Seibens
9raperien, Wilton GuBbeden. Wir
berfaufen M6bel Sets bon $40 per
Gel aufmdrts.
8. y. Bed 6 60.
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SdeoBs9 efe1 su1t Eahre11.

aeinene, Suite unb grodet in alien Sarben
au allen greilen.
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8effere 3~auoftraken.

a
l1eber bic nGorti6ritte,1 uef6e nit
Der Werbeferung Der 9anb : StraBen
int Weten gema9t tperben, bat fd Der
befannte S%tatififer prime bon Dmiqbt,
ST., tuel6er aud @efretdr Der "Natio-
nal League for Good Roads 1T, bel
einem neuli9en Mufentbalt in Ieu
yorf tpie folgt gedubert: rDon Sorts
t9ritten 1T ni9t biel au bemerfea.
Die Garmer belfen uas eben ni9t, nnb
i'd babe bic 9ofnung beinabe aufgeges
ben. baB fte ii9 nod ba3u enti9liebem
tuerben. Cine 6arafteriftii9e probe biez
fer p6lligen @lei6giiltigteit erfn5r i6
Dor eini9er 3eit 1T meiner @egen6.
Wir battet biel gfegeu sebabt umb bier
Wo9en lang tparen bic Wege beinabe
unpafirbar. @ines Cages fragile i6
ettett GARNER In elmer urtpeit Smiqbt
gelegenen Orti9aft, ob er ni1t finbe,
baB i'm bic aufgepei6ten Wege in feiz
ner Sbdtigteit fart bebinberten.
sWein," entgegnete er lafonif1, i'd
tparte, biz tie tuieber troden getporben
lt"U.
Wie f6nte1 utter iolden lmftdnz
ben before Wege gefi6ert merben 2
Sine Merberung uirb wobl ili6t eber
erfol8er, Bis bic Beb6lferung bi9ter ge=
uOrben 1T unb bur6 bic @eiebgebmng
eit 3pang a,tsgeiibt tpirb. Sic Gar.
nter 5eigen fi6 in biefer Mngelegembeit
allen gernunffarinben unauadnaliM.
Sic }inb au "old foggy'' unb Derfeben
fi6 au Heuerunaem 1ur, tpert1t es lie
ieIbff ni6ts fotet. sSn elmer Mnaabl
bon FARMER : Snfituten1 i'm Weitei1
baben fe nit gorbebadt ieben Mntrao.
Ser auf Bic MnIeguna feifer Qanbffres
BEN abaielte, uie6eraeftimmt uub audi
ibre gertreter in ben 9eaisIaturen orls
a.tiele.,, aeaer ie6e sin au ffimmem.
tuelde cine gerar6seruua iRrer @temers
laff in id f6lieBf. STIR ben Nuaeu=
Bid pirb es pobI ui6t m6aIi6 feim.
biefen Wiberftan6 AT tibertpinbert unb
bic Mnpabme bpn MabreQeIn burhaus
ieben, wei6e uns cute QanbfraBen
fi9ern miirben. gs freut mid, 6aB
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Die Isbiidbrige 3unabnle 7, ber
BebtIItrung bon MuifraIien ipir6 auf
81, 900 @eeIett berednet. z
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- 9abt Sbr bubble un6 funfpoae
M6bel urb Seppi9e notbig, tpembet
Sud inter alien l1mfdnbem an 8. g.
Bed & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-26
Sonmenidtrme.

9as r%e,efie, mobernite unO bette.
Sbnar5leioene Gloria gu IS, SO, $1.48 &c.
Shirme fiir Mdbden, in alien 6arben 3u
Rs, so, 75 Cts unt SLIGO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-26

1utf's YiIIen fiu6 baruIos urb
tDirl} m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-26
Sas leien6e prinsip bieies 9auies 1T, nur quite gDaaren sn ben u6glita
biQigen pretien gu perfaufen.
aleiaeritofe fit bic Saijon.

8tr baben iber so peri9iebene Sorten bon
beorudten Snbiiden 2einen, in ben setpdbls
teiten Muitern unb Sarben, bic fir nrr 10
nnb 121a Gents b~erfauft iperoen urb minbes
items UNI bic 9aIfte mebr tpertb itnb. Moufs
leIines, Simities, 8atiits, Srganbies, in ben
seiudteiten Sarben unb Ntultern gu Rreiien
bon 20-45 Gents.
DC d3oa breite g%an3mpuene franSDitide
Serge pertb 81 rs, fir 80 Gents per Yarb.
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EerttQe @aareu.

@emben, 8Iuien, llnter3eus, @rappers,
perfeft in ieber 8e3iebung.
ausse3eidnete ihipar3leibene @firts fir
$1.25, bic $1.75 tpertb 1inb.
Sn allen bieien @a4en baben mir bas poa=
itanbigte 2aaer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-26

HAAS & OPPENHETMER.
ass se sH $ $ssss s sss ct e. sssassfSnsas} PA & ZIG go~mnreeyetraBe
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SaGen fir &naben BON rs Gents aufparts
bis gu $3.50.
Mlpacca, Ieinene unb Sicilian 85de unb
Weiten fur 9erren BON $1-11.5o.
Sin Bargain in strcb Siiten fir &nabem
bon 25 Gents aufipdrts.
@aidedlte Aoieil fir &naben, in alien Sar,
ben biits, billis!
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r Sag briast meme Mttraftiouer.
Ytttuaarem! Ymttpaarem!

Man bemerfe Ste 8ebuftipmen:
@ufsepubte Siite bon So so II. $500, gu 1898
- $500 II. So 80, y $3.98
n - $500 u. $500, , $4.98
y ~ $3.50 u. $3.50, y 1898
Nnbere i'm VerbGItujk.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-24

The senatorial investigation which
Joe Hudson was so anxious TO have
instituted is growing blacker as it
progresses. 1t is Q regular boomer
sng." Instead Of impsling Governor
Lswelling and his subordinates 1t has
proven them entirely above Doodle
ism, and that the whole Republican
ring was cognizant Of Doodle efforts
to win POpulists to their schemes.
But be it said to the credit Of the
Populists that not one Of them fell.
That any Of them even considered
their cOrrupting Oyertures was as
great sin as to have accepted, in the
eyes Of Republicans, but the POpulists
claim they considered them for the
purpose Of drawing them on. Be
this as it may, it does not in any way
alleviate the corrupt intent Of the
Republicans simply because they
failed. Joe Hudson's man, Motif,
who was going TO substantiate the
capitals statements, is none other
than the fellow who perpetrated the
pavement swindle on the people Of
Wichita, and he ran Of TO Oklahoma
and refused to appear before the
committee unless his per diem was
advanced. He sent a draft on the
committee for so for this purpose,
the committee declined to honor 1t
and sent him word that his money
would be ready for him whenever he
appeared. Hudson claims that he
was duped by Moiiet, but this serves
to show on what slim authority the
the Capital publishes its political
news. Cy Leland calls Burgard, the
fellow who betrayed him on the
state printer bribery, a liar, in one
breath, and a traitor to his party in
the next one. Jim Legste says he
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-24
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