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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-04

Tie Ohio Senate has passed the
sHolcomb anti-cigarette bill sent up
from the House, which places a tax
of $500 on wholesalers and, $1OO on
retailers of cigarettes annually. The
Western Tobacco Journal character
ICES the hill as a crank idea, and
commenting further upon it says !.
Ii is Notifying to see a Legisla-
ture of as great a State as Ohio
humiliating itself by the passage of
such tomfoolery legislation as this,
which has ignorance or hypocrisy as
it's sponsor probably mixture of
both"
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-04
THE BLACKS SURRENDER +!
They Yield to The Order, the Law
and the State.
The TROOPS WILL WITHDRAW
Ex-CoHgressman O'Hara, Represent
ing the Negro Squatters, Reported
to Governor Carr That They Would
Accept DIR. James A. Bryan's
Professionalism Like War

NEwBERN, n. c.. April 26.-Not
until 1910 O'Clock last night were the
apprehensions and anxiety allayed
/ about the James City war, when ex-
! Congressman O'Hara, representing
the negro squatters, numbering about
| 2,40O, reported to Governor Carr that
| the whole affair had been amicably
settled by the acceptance on the part
of the negroes of the terms as offered
by Mr.. James A. Bryan, the rightful
owner of the property. His terms are
, to lease the lots at so cents, IS and
one dollar for a term of two years,
with the privilege of moving their
! houses at any time within that period.
After that time the property reverts
to him entirely. This practically
averts what might have been a serious
affair, as any conflict would have only
resulted in loss of life. The troops.
numbering about 500, will probably be
withdrawn Thursday.
For the past twenty-four hours the
marching and cOuntermarching of the
soldiers through the streets of this
city forcibly reminded one of the
stirring times Of war from 81 to 65.
Governor Carr went over to James
City in person yesterday and made
speech to the people, and notified
them that he would give them till |
p. m. to decide. The negroes agreed
to appoint a conference committee, |
and this was done.
The committee proceeded over to |
Newbern FOR a conference. Upon re- |
quest, Governor Carr gave them till |
10 O'Clock last night to decide upon |
their ultimatum.
Governor Carr moved slowly and |
with elaboration, but was determin-
ed and declared that the law should
be upheld.
The troops were ready to move at
notice yesterday. Every
man was at his post. The Governor
visited the camp last evening and
addressed the military, and cOngratu-
ated the State upon the value and
'eliabilty of the strong arm of the
executive.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-04
Protect the animals.
Ie Goldaboro Argus.l

From the Goldsboro August
The fines for cruelty to animals
should be made so heavy that bru-
tality would become too costly an
amusement and too expensive pro-
pensity to indulge in. The animals
which serve us SO faithfully deserve
that much protection at our hands.
Slight fines accomplish nothing.
Japanese Liver Pellets are the best
family medicine for liver complaint
and constipation. so pills in vial as
cents. Sold at Thompson's Drug
Store.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-04
An Evangelist Cowhided.

ST: Louis, April PA special to az
evening paper from Monet, Mo-. SAYS
Charles Odor, of Pierce City, publicly
cowhided the Rev. A. E. Hoffman, an
evangelist, who has been holding pro.
tracted meetings at one of the Chris
tian churches here. Odor charges
that Hoffman alienated his wife's af.
fectiOnS."
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-04

1T seems as if you get sent up
every time you get FULL" remarked
the circus tent to the balloon.
Yes answered the balloon, $50 I
do. But you have noticed, haven
you, that [ always get off very
light ?'-Indianapolis Journal.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-04

81 hear that your next door neigh
bors have a new organ. Do you
know how many stops it has,"
"Only about three a day, and they
are onl y for meals"
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-04

From the Buffalo Courier
Mrs. Younywed-Tom and I had
quite an argument over whether we
should buy a bicycle or a tricycle..
Fond Father-How did you settle
it?
Mrs. Youngwed-C Compromised on
q baby carriage
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-04

An operation or injections of car
bolic acid are extremely dangerous.
Try japanese Pile cure. Positively
guaranteed by DR.. V. O. Thomson.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-04
SHOULDERS
Millinery Establishment

With the opening of the New
Year, the Millinery Departmenthas
been moved to the Racket Store and
hereafter all goods in this line will
be found here. In addition we
have beautiful display of Japanese
ware, stamped goods, ruching, lunch
baskets, initial letters, silk scalfs.
urs. and 1000 pieces of ribbons.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-04

Mental depression, wakefulness,
lost manhood caused by errors of
youth or later excesses quickly cured
by Magnetic Nervine. Guaranteed
by DR.. Y. o. Thompson.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-04
SMILES OF THE SUNNY SOUTH.

lis Jones still in Washington ?'
NO, he amt still; he's been run
| min around there six weeks.''
What did he get?"
Drunk and pneumonia. Atlanta
Constitution.
The editor ofthe Summerville (Ga. J
News aptly observers that, after all,
human nature is only another name
for general cussedness.
Force of Habit.-'sIt is so sudden.
Mr.. Peduncle,' said the young lady,
softly; give me time to think overit ,"
Certainly" replied the business
like commercial traveller. ''I'H be
around again i'll thirty days"
Il only wanted moment, Harry"
she said sweetly. Wilson Mirror.
"All the wood is out, SIR
'Well, bring in three baskets of
those poems on Spring There's
enough of 'em to keep the stove
roarin' all this winter. "-Atlanta
Constitution.
Social Rivalry-Mamma-"My dear,
what are are you doing?"
Little Making a pen
wiper for my little sister,
M.-"But you haveno little sister,"
L. DINO, not yet, but Sally
Stuckup has got one, and 1 know
papa always gets everything the
Stuckup's do.''-Wilson Mirror.
Tommy-Mother. what is an angel?
Mother-An angel is being that
can fly.
Tommy-But papa calls my gov
erness an angel.
Mother-Then she is going to fv
immediately Rocket.
The Rebellion Records
A Miss Allen, Of Atlanta, has been
appointed to a 81 200 job in the
Rebellion Record department of
the War Department This appoint |
ment has special significance for
the South. In handing Col. Living
ston Miss Aliens commission Score
tary Lament said that, as far as it |
was possible, he intended to fill |
this department with Southern peo-
pie; the Southern peol lie made the
records and they should be the ones
to file them away. Congress appro-
priated $175, 900 to be expended in
this work during the present fiscal |
year. Inasmuch as there is only one |
half of one per cent. of Southern PEG
pie in the pension service, Secretary
Lamont intends to equalize the dis
trlbution of the revenue in this way
as far as possible between the two
sections. This department. is not
under the civil service, but will be
after July 1st.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-04

Johnson's Magnetic Oil cures
cremps and colo and internal neural
gia; 40 and IS cents. Sold at
Thompson's Drug Store.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-04
4 ! : w Norfolk 1 Western R.R
A 49, Al 1 3 .Esils:i &
s4XM -y13Z 60 ~ Il

-a-.HkDULE IN Ell FkC1 oet both, 1877.
wIssTok-sALEh DIVISION Leave winston :
Salem Daily.
1:5o p. for Roanoke an d Intern ed ate polnts
Arrive Roanoke 100 p. m.
Trains leave Roanoke daily s:45 a, m ana
arrive Wlnston-Salem $40 p
wEsTBoUNn, LEAVE ROANOKE DAILY.
40 a m (vestibuled .Llmited) for Bristol
Knoxville. Chatran. oga. Pullman Slice.
ers to ashville. MemIbis and New or
leans. Olningear attached.
al lrtel mediate points; also for Blde-
Is Id. Pc. 4bGntas. Elkhorh, Clinch VAL
.es d. str and Louisville via Norton
Pullman s.eepers TO Memphis and New
7ss1 a Tor kaai.rd Pulaski. Bristol and all
p9inte ne ond w E. 7 V. g. r.
s also for Bsaeheld; Pullman sleepers to
OHIO ExTENsIoH.-Leeve Bluefeld Daily
$40 a. m for Renoya. Columbus. o., and the
NORTH EAsTBoUND. LEAVE ROANOKE DAILY
7:15 m. for Petersburg. Richmond and Nor
I2:45 y. N for ashlngton. Haserstown, Phli-
adeIphia and New orb. Pullman sleeper
to New York via Harrisburg.
12:45 p. M. daily for Richmond ana NerfcIk.
Pullman Darior car to Norfolk. Connects
at Lynchbnrg union stationl with Durham
SHOP. ~ for Buena Vista and intermediate
s:aB p. ~. for Richmond and Norfolk. Pullman
sleeper to Norfolk ana Lyncburg to Rich.
sstas night Bss-5 slied Lisnlted] for Hagers-
town, Washlsgton and New York; Pull
nan sleepers TO Washington va Shenan-
risburg. Dining car attached.
W ashington and Chattanooga Limited" a
train OF Pullman coaches ard sleeping cars |
runs daily via Shenandoah valley route |
stopping only at luray. Shenandoah. Basic. |
Ro an0ke and Radfarts.
AsuRHAA DTvIsIos - Leave Lynchburg aally |
union stat1on1 Sis - m. Cor Durham and |
all intermediate points.
Leave Durham daily at 500 a. m. for Lvnch-
burg and intermediate piouts.
ALI trains of the Durham division arrive |
at and depart from Union Station at Lynch |
burg. Va
For all additional information Apply at tickle /
sUfEee or 70 ALLEN HULL.
" B. BE ILL., Trax. Pass Agent
General Passenger Agent. Roanoke. Va.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-04
For Sale.

A valuable farm of IT'S acres on R. 4 d. r
Road, one mile from depot, three from Guilford
College, with dwelling house, barns, and large
orchard of peaches and apples, well adapted to
growing grain and grasses For terms apply
TO DR.. j. F. Ector, Winston, n. C.
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enactment


The Canadian government has
granted ST Zoo to the families OF the
men belonging to the volunteer life
saving crew of The Massachusetts,
Humane Society who lost their lives
IN attempting to rescue the crew of
the st. John brig Aquatic. which
went ashore on the Sow and Pigs"
off Cnttyhuuk, Mass on the 9th of
February last.
The United States Supreme Court,
IN an opinion delivered by Chief JUS
tice Fuller. decided against the South
Carolina sheriffs who were fined for
contempt for Selling railroad trains
upon warrant issued by the State
authorities for the collection oftaxes
while the railroad was in the hands
of a receiver appointed by the United
States Circuit Court.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-06
Gin barbenSer 9l9tunbbiersiser.

Sin Mann, Der in ben Oftobsrtagen
bes Sabres 184S in Wien cine berbpr>
raaenbe il oQe ipielte unb namentl.6 bon
Ser afa6emiiGen Susenb lebbofi gefeiz
est wnrbe, 1T nun i'm Ilter unperl1ulz
bet in eineu traurisen Notbfanb gss
ratben unb lebt in Der Wdbe BON Mien
fed uno Dem @lenbe preisgegeben.
gs lit bies Sr. Gilbert Srampui9,
Bis 1889 abbofat III Nitolsburg. Der
bur6 feline f6meren f6rperli1en 2eiben
gen0tbigt ipnrbe, bic Mbpofatur amfam=
geber, unb ii6 bann nod &lolterneus
burg auriifgeaogen BAT, ipp er nun, al
Ter Mittel entbl6bt, i'm Nlter bon a1ts
unbfeb3ig Sabren i6per franf banies
berliegt.
Srampuf6 mar als iunger Wfanm i'm
Sabre 1848 pon feinenl i9lefi6en
Deimatbsbe5irte 3udmantel in's Grants
furter parlament geipdblt morben unb
bate NIT Morib 6artmann bic BON Der
Sinfen mad 9Dren emtienbeten Mbgeorbs
neten &Obert Blum unb Sulius Gr6z
bel Dabin begleitet. Obslei1 es ni6t
befannt lit, baB Srampufb fi6 am
StraBenfampfe betbeiligt babe, nur6e
er bod bonn &riegsgeri9te gu elmer ldn>
geren aerferbaft perurtbeilt. Inter
Sdmerling tpurbe er in ben fe1aiger
Sabren rebabilttirt unb mad Mblegung
Der Notwithstanding i'm Mlter BON
fiinfsig Sabren gum Mbpofaten in 2eips
nit ernanut, bon ipo er nod Nitolsburg
iiberfebelte Ct mar in gans Mdbren
burG feline @brenbaftigfeit unb iein bus
manitdres Wirten befannt, aber feline
glbootaturss s&analei marf ni6t 10 biel
ab, baB er griparniiie fammeIn fonnte.
Seine Gage in &loiterneuburg 1T eine
tooftlofe un6 per5peifelte, uab ber bilf>
lofe, iie6e Grei8 bat ni9t bic Mitttl
fur feline notbwenbigfen 8ebiirfniie.
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Gnamgeliit MsopbD ,t,,b Die
.,Suree."

auf benz beut{Gen O3eait Dampfer
Spree, pel6er auf feiner &eife mad
Smerifa bur0 bas gsre9eu eiaer
S6raube berartig bei6doigt murbe,
baB fi6 bas dubere Compartment oes
Sdiffes pollfdnbig nit 8afer fullte,
bab man bel leiner ginfubr in ben eng
lii9en 6afen BON eirem gem6bnli6en
&u6erboot aus, gerabe auf bas Gerz
bed feigen fonnte, befanb ii6 aud Der
befannte, iogenannte @Dangelift Moos
bp bon Stem Oort, wel6er na6ber
bur6 bic Breiie perDffentli9te, bob mur
iein @ebet bic Spree" iiber Dafer
gebaIten babe. Cine lol6e unper=
f9dmte @nmaBung, bic ii6 eben nur
Iol9e unberi6dmte Burden wie 0foOs
By, Ganfp, Sam Sones unb @ompaz
ME su S1ulben fommen lahen f0nnen.
tpirb iebo9 iebt BON bem beriibmten
Sbeologem, Dr u. Miner, einem pro:
teiiantiiden prebiger in 8oiton, in
tpsnigen Worten segeibelt. ST. Mis
ner iaet eiufa6: Gs 1T cine ungebeus
erlide Mnmabung feitens bes Serrn
Moobp, tpenn er glaubt, baB er bic
Wa6t befbe, benz lieben @ott bor3uz
i9reibem, mas biefer tbun iol, unb
barauf lduft feline 8ebaupfung binaus.
MlobDs 8ebet bate piel peniger nit
Der Gettumg bes S6iHes su tbun, als
bic beionnene 9an0lung bes @apitdns
unb ieiner Manni6aft."
3u glei9er 3eit f6reibt Dr. Mes
gbesneD, ein Mtetbo6iitem prebiger
aus 8ofpn, Der ebenfaGS ein pa1a.
gier auf Der Spree" mar, bariiber:
rWir idulben natiirli9 unfere &ettung
bem Willem @ottes. ST es aber be-
tpielen, baB, tpenn 6err Woobp ni6t
gebetet bdtte, bas S6iff bann gelunfen
tpdre2 Semen mir ben Willen GDttes
geniigenb, nm DaS su bebauptens 8es
fibell .pir bariiber irgenb ipelde &ennts
niB2 Wie III es nit an6eren @diffen
geuelen, fur mel9e fein @ebet geipros
den purbe, unb tpel9e benno9 ni1t
ianten9 Sd finbe feinen @runb fir
bic 8ebauptung, baB Moobps @ebet
bas S6iff pom llntergang beuabrt
bat."
Sr. Wiiner bdtte aud nod bin3uSes
Ben f6nmen, bab, tbenn bas S9iff nidt
nit Deri9iebenen tpaRer6i9ten Abtbeiz
lungen erbaut tporben ipdre, es liber
geiunfen ipare, unb wenn 9err WoDz
bn nod 10 niel gebetet bdtte.
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Sinri@tmnsem in @riehenlanb.

9lus 9ttben tpirb bonn 20. December
beri1tet:
Binmen fiinf 9agen baben im Ntben
neun 9inri9tnngen bur6 bas Salbeil
ftattgefnnben, atpet in Ntben, bier in
Negina unb brei in yfauplia. Damn
tpurbe nod Elm Solbat in MiHoIumgbi
eridoifen, tppmit bic @eib: Der biesidbs
rigen Sinri9tungen abgef6Io1en lit.
9te @eri6teten iinb unter ntebr als
9unbert gum Sobe Nerurtbeilter ans=
getpdblt. gigentbiimlid 1T in @rie:
benlanb bas barbariI6e 8erfabren,
bic 3um Sobe berurtbeilten 0erbre6er
Monate lang in ber lln9emibbeit iiber
ibr S6idfal au belaifen rnb bic Wamen
Der ni6t Gegnabeten bis gum lebten
Nugenblid gebeim su balten. @igens
artig 1T aud bic 9lrt beS 9oll3uges.
Oa in @rie6enlanb bas 9enteramt fir
10 entebrenb gilt, baB Der S1arfri6ter
ni9t cine Stunbe ieines 2ebenS f9er
ipdre, 10 iibt es felt unbeufli6en
3eiten elm gum Sobe perurtbeiIter
8erbreder, ber segen biele 8ebingung
begnabist ipirb. Ser 9enfer unb iein
@erf3eug tperben auf einem GeIfeneiz
lamb i'm 5afen bon 9fauplia in @ez
pabriam gebalteu. Werben 6inribz
tunaen bef6lofen, 10 bolt elm ariegss
f9iff geibe db unb bringt lie na1 benz
Orte, no bic 9inri6tung itattiinben
ioG. Meiit lit oie8 ber Sdanplab bes
8erere6ens, su bem Der arme @iinber
erf binsei6afft iperben mnB. Sie
0inri9tungen erfol9eu 0ffeutlin; wenn
mebrere @erbre6er ab3uftrtigen linb,
mub ieber BEN 5obesfampf unb bic
iibIiden &eben ieiner gprbermdnner-
aud int Sobe perleugnet fi6 her GrieAe
niht-iiber li6 ergeben lailen.
Bon elmer abi9reden6en gBirfuua
biefer Oefsntli6feit fam ni6t bic
Geoe iein. Wamentli6 &duber tpenn
fie nur mutbig terben tperben i'm
8oltSmunbe gu 9elben; 8oIfslieber
pereipigen ibr @nbenten, unb ibr Bib
f6midt bic Wdnbe man6er 8auerns
hiiffe
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Die
sBadentli4e Greie Yrehe III 1efas
eri1eini
itoen Doamertas
linh foitef
50 50 FIR oas Sahr ooer &1.2E fes
e Dsnmafe tn WDraus sbes1blmMa.
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@iitet Gnd1 npr galbem 8e8em 3atarrb,
Sie Gucdftlber enibQlteu,

ba 0nediiIber iidher cen Sinn bes Scrubs
serfSren unb bas san3e sbitem pbuie 5erriit;
ten ipirb, iuenr es burd Die fbleinlisen Sbers
fdden einerinst 5e!de artifel iollten ME
anber auf Gerorbnung gut bstnfener alsr,te
gebraudt pcrbeit, ba Der 5haben, ben ite ors
rid'ten, sebnmaI 10 9tpb ift, ais bas @,ite bas
Sbr bapon er;ielen f5nntst. 9alI'S Sfas
tarr bs&ur, fabrisirt BON S. S. Gheuep &
60. Solebo. . /, entbdlt fein Gueditlber ,tno
trirb inner i1 senpninen unb ipirft birsft sui
bas 8Iut lno Die ihleimises Oberfdhen bes
Sbitsms. @enn Sbr 9an'S &atarrb Sur
fault iet iid1er, bab Sbr Die dhte tsfommt.
Sic ipirb innerIidl senpn,men unb III 9clebp,
D., BON S. s. Gbemep & 6 0. gema6t.
EG @erfauft upn Npotbetern, @reis rs
Cts. fit bic 6lalds.
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Sin iuertbpuIIes Waittel fiir Grfaltama

Sheriff Dar6man bon SDIer Gouns
tp, 20. g., lit on elmer f6redli6en
@rfdltung.a er besann @bamberlains
9uHensWebisin au nebmen. gr fagt
barilber ielbit: sd fanb iofort @rz
lei6terung unb balte baS Mittel in
@rfdltungsfdllen fur auBerorbentli6
mertbboll unb uperreibt. gu baben
in San Mntonio in ben Npotbefen BON
s. 9alteper G Son, Dotpling & 6loob,
s. q. Sod, u. 9reiB, 8. S1udarb,
g. Gobn 6 Co., $. s. Sarrifon umb
&alteper & S1u9arb.
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= 8om unpiberitebli6en gum lln.
ausitebliden 1T MIR Elm S9ritt.
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aein Meni6 itebt 10 perlafem
ba, baB ii6 ni6t = Seinbe ieiner ans
nabmen.
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Rnhlens Mrntea salhe.

Die bette salbe ter Welt far @&nite, Ou,ti&un.
aen, @ei@pnre, Stebsr. unb Sauts sGusidIaa, Eie&e,
tetten; turrt Sdmprrboibeu pbsr feiue BesabIans.
WtGtst 9ufrtetenbett saranttrt oter tas @eI6 uirt
suru6srifattsi. IS Gents pie SGa@tel. Bum @erfau
WbGIefalt,
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= 9ie &etlame iit oft nur ber Sanb,
ben mani Der Wabrbeit in bic Nugen
mirft.
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0efabrem hsini Raiire,,.

lteber bic SDgieine Der Barbierlfube
belt iiinef Sr. u. 8lafdfo in Der
gerIiner DermatoluaiIeben 8eieai6aft
elnen bea1tensluertben @ortrag. 0r.
glaiffo mics Durb sablreitbe GeDb>
a6tungeu ltad), bub in Den BARRIER
ftuben, beionDers in ben billigen, niht
nur Die gepobnli6e 8artile@te, ionoerm
nod cine gauge Geibe anberer an1tez
denber arantbeiten perbreitst tuerben.
Siefe 8erbreitung erfolgt burG Bitrz
fen unb Sfdmme, Ialirmeller, piniel,
Serpiette uno puberqualte, aber aud
birett our6 Die 9anbe un0 Singer Der
Gebillfen. 3ur Nbbiilfte empfebIt 9r.
glai9fe III ben Jdllen, no gefonbertes
Barbier5eug fiir ieDen ein3elnen aums
ben nt6t bur6fiibrbar 1T, bas Abbriiz
ben BON 8alirmeiier unb piniel in
fo@enbem yBaiier, por iebesmaIigem
@ebrau6, fir isbem @olt cine frif6e
Serniette oser itait beiien @erpietten
bon 9ineiii6em Yapier. Qlnltatt Der
puberquaite iin6 Wattebdui16en ans
3uwenben. Sir arante ober Gerbdd)z
tise 1T eeiOnbertes &afraeug n0tbia.
6aS na9 iebesmalisem Gebrau9 burd
glusto9en besinfisirt mirb. 9ie 8ars
biere ober Gebiilfen miiBten in Der gr>
tennuns Der bdufigiten anitedenben
&rantbeitsformen nbligatprii1 unterz
tpieien tperben. slebnli9e @ori9ldge
lino fdon otter sema6t, aber niemaIs
bur1gefiibrt ipor0en. Or. 8lai6to
meint nun, tDie bic Sanitdtsz &ommiIz
iion beg gerliner poliaeiprdlibiums
aus anlaB Der @bOIeraeefabr bas 8ez
taiten Der 8admaaren in ben 8dde=
reien bur6 9lni6ldgs perboten babe, 10
miihe aud bier bic @elunobeitsbeb0rbe
einsreifen nnb our9 periobii9 pieberz
bolte &eoilion ii6 DON Der 9ur9fabz
rung Der Iorli6tsmaBreseln iiberaeuz
gen. epentuea 3upioerbanbelnbe be-
ftrafen. Cine iebr gere1tfertigte Sor=
berung 1T bic, 0ab nit anitsdenpen
&rantbeiten bebafteten 8arbieren uno
@ebiilfen-ebenio tpie foI1en 8ddern,
S9ld6tern nnb &ellnern - bic Musz
iibnng ibres 8eperbes unterIagt merbem
miiBte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-06

@er Elm ainb bat, iitiein Stlape
mer feds 8inber bat, ibr Serr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-06
llnperbauli6teit. S6pintel. geeb.
met See1am'S Yillem.

: &e1tsantpalt SirI6ner in Gress
Iau bot bic amtli6e MittbeiIung Der
ouf i'm gefallenen Mabl gum sueiten
8iirgermeiIter bon Berlin erbalten unb
fi6 CUR Innabme bes ibm iibertragenen
9lmtes bereit erfldrt. Martin @irf6z
ner itebt iebt i'm so. 2ebensiabre. Oils
er, bisber 9reisri6ter in Natel, 1873
in Sreslau gum befoloeten Stabtratb
geipablt purDe, erbielt er @elegenbeit,
alS 0e5ernent fir Die @ermaltnns bes
9lrmenweieus, als Nlitglieo Der SduIs
beputation, bes Sta0tfonltoriums,
Der Disqualification uub Der 6inan3s
population bic beri6ieb nlteu 3peige
bes fommunalen 9ienltes fennen at
lernen.
= 8om unluiberitebli6en gum ltm.
au8itehIihen i1t MIR elm Sf,ritt.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-10
Poor Man. BELT.

Few Biographies mention the dis
trict in the south known as the
Poor Mans Belt Ii Is II tract ot
country generally Very sandy ant!
producing little timber saw the long
leafed pine. 1t begins not far south
Of Richmond. and extends along the
Atlantic and gulf coasts into Texas
Its length is not far from 500 mile,
while it Is from ~ to l.U miles Iii
width. The soil is poor. but the for
ests produce not only lumber III
abundance. but also large quantities
of pitch. tar and turpentine. 1t got
a bad name during slavery days he
cause no cotton was raised III it. hut
since the south is beginning to look
elsewhere than to the cotton field tor
its wealth. the Poor Mans Belt
promises to become Of the rich
est parts of the southern states. ST
Louis GlOle-Democrat.