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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11

-. z-czMzI A 4a
Postal Gard brings you anN
Of the Best Daily. SUNDAY q
Weekly Paper in Texas
A DEMOCRATIC lEVSllI
Which advocates Democrats
pies, such as
Tariff Reform.
The Free Coinage OF Sllva'
An Income Tax.
Turning the Rascals oul
The Stoppage Of Pension ~
ing,
ON sTAE ISSUES Fos
An Fife ctlve Railroad Com~
SIX M onths Public SCHOOL,
Rigid Economy In PUBIC g
lures.
The En-. oroement Of the ~
Against Landed Monop0A''
Such are the cardinal ss'i
The F0rt worth "a
Printed every day IL in'
semi weekly. ~.
The Leading Newpap,s,lr, 81 = ,I,i n
west. Standing upon tn'
gives greeting TO
The Triumphant D'HNTSl !
Soon to witness the adoption i,il 2 h
'7O'' ' Of many Of the rel'''
i'l'' washington SsF' Fang
woinan's Department, IA
u u '''4 Market and Fia'n'l''
Famous Contributors nluAadH !.
DinOu' sisns
All contribute to make =
newspaper n,vAL L
WITHOUT y
me ie,.S seri, II NSesEiy nss.I I..l.
tanning $ pages y Il ~
week. Regular prlcs ~ '',...Irs
The SUNDAY Gssei w, Isi 4 y
one year, s.; six nss''ss.crllsi
Of Texas TO eaen
extra.
Address --r, 4.
DBAcORAT PUBL !.
j.. .,ate banking sg,
Vim he waiehea
sieaer BreiienlA-l..
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11
RAN VERY STRONG

among thcm. aud many were loud In
N expressions Of condemnation for the
1iifers OF the government who had
aerded them toerilier ~ such a bnilding.
Today al the debris that yesterday
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-27
@mmS}daa tn geras.

KIT oeli 20. SUM- TT bic &egenpes
r y tuel9e ttf aber bic lebterl paar
yeeaeri erttredt bate, gum borldnfigen
Netd9tafe getontnteu; tpte au boHet
tI1o nanigea itebt, aber MUIR auf f1r5e
3etis % cine !dnger arbalteabe Sros
Geagsa PEI Dem 70 td9o1t norbanbes
Hsn M~egenosft5lt 1es Sabres-bor tin>
g9nrIgem gtttiuf1e FUR Die Baumtpoue
len tcdroe.
gas g mt ben Musl1ften flr 6les
ls1 70 nesraus nt9ttgen Stapelartltel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-27
MnerIef.
Sic GtaatssQ REORGANIZATION

= Sie Stats Qebrercpnbention 1T
herte bier suiammengetreten. Sie
3abl Der eri6ienenen 9elegaten umb
Selegatinnen f9eint ni9t 10 9roB at
tetn, als man ertualtet bate. Morgen
fttbet i'm Spernbauie elm groBes Cont
cert gu @bren Der @dfte fat unb am
Sonnertag elm @mpfang in Der Surr1>
bale. Sort finben aud bic reguldren
Werfammlunger Der Contention itatt.
9err Sui. MppIer, Der Serausgez
Der bes,neuen NbreBbu9es, eriu9t uns
barum, unfere 2eier au bitten, ibm
ole Wobnungs $ Uerdnberungen Dber
epentuele 8eri6tigungen per Bofttarte
mogli@f balb mit3utbeilen, bamit er
babot in feinem nd1ften @upplemente
Noti5 nebmeu fann. Sas 8efreben
bes Germ &ppler, ben biefgen Barz
germ Elm bo%atdnbiges, BON allen me=
fentli6ea Geblern freies MbreBbu9 au
liefern, berbient bic 11neingei9rdnftefte
Mnerfennung. 6errn Npplers Mbrehe
1T g. .. 8or 487.
9ie Citizens glettrie StraBeus
babn : 8eieai6aft fat ben 8au ibrer
tteuen 2inie iber Mpenue 6 nod @ous
pertinent Qia un6 9ignomitp>Sia be-
gonnen. Sieie neue 2inie iol inner
balb BON 30Sasen f~ertisgetelt tperben.
- 9eute Nbenb Gret : Concert bes
Muiifs@ orps bes %. Snfanterie, &egis
menteS auf Der Mlams pIaaa!
Ser bieige Sofep > Club mirb
am 3. unb 4. Suli feine. erften Wett=
rent1en auf benz &ennplab Der "Fair
Grounds neranftalten. YrGfibent
bes 8ereins 1T g. Sofbeins, @etre=
tdr 5. &. 9ooper mnb S1abmeifter
S. s. Woobbuq. Ser 1eue 8erein
entmidelt cine 9rOBe &ibristeit unb
bic Snaugural : &ennett tperben perz
mutbli6 cine rsroBe Nfaire" tperben.
Germ 9ofbeiub unieren beften 9anf
fir freunbli6e ueberfenbung BON @ins
labung8tarten.
= Sic County, &ommiKdre ertbeilz
ten 9errn Sbadlett bas &e1t, Elm
9%eitungsrobr bur6 bic 2anbitraBe an
Der SrrensInfalt gu leeen, UNI bas
@afer Der beiben S6mefelauenen mad
feiner 8abes Nnitalt gu leiten.
Sn Der Sbermtart Street murben
atpei Negerburf9en berbaftet. bic atls
gebli6 e!nen Morbberiu 9 aufibrene igez
men gater 9ema9t baben folen.
= @inem armen Dienffmdb9en i'm
9auie bes Scr. 9. s. Sobnion an
&iper Moenue purbe tbr Softer gepliins
bert. Bon Dem 9iebe lit feline Spur
gu ent6eden aepeien.
@eit lebten Samfas tpirb @bars
les @respo. Der Snbaber zines 3effauz
rants an Der @ats@pmmeree @traBe,
DermiBt. ST gins bamals aug, angebs
lid I'M auf Dem Marfte gier ein3utaus
fen. Seine Grau befir6tet, baB er
bas Opfer zines Nerbre6ens getporben
1T, ba ieber erfi6tli6e @runb fir iein
8eri6minben febIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-27

sar 6err 81. 6. on, Der
befannte pbotograpb,. bat an ber
Mlamo : StraBe, go. 113, elm i1eues
4telier einseri6tet. 9err Saeebfou
bat it ieinem @tabliKement ale Meme=
rungen, bic auf benz GeIbe Der pbptos
graphic Der Neuaeit berporgebra9t,
angetuanbt. unb bic @inridtnng if
bo9elegant un6 felt an 8o0embumg
fiber feinem Der prominenteiten berars
tigen 2ofale 6ftli6er Metropolem mad.
Gin Befu9 btefes SHUTTER : MteIiers lit
mnferen 2eiern aufs ber3Ii6te ems
problem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-27
Wpmlet Womlet !


Gin @bampagner, Der fi@ INNER
n1ebr Greunbe ertuirbt unb balb ben
Marft beberrf6en tpirb, 1T Der George
@DuIet.
gr bdlt bic ridtige Mitte 3tpiiden
allen gisenf6aften, bic man beim
@bampagner eruartet; III alip nidt
aa fiB unb ni9t berb; BON pridelns
benz, anregenbem @ei9mad unb be-
tommt, felbft in grOBen Quantitdten
genoRen, ausge5ei6net.
Sarum: 9rinft @ouIet unb nmr
0pmlet.
&oufe & Wablfab,
Ngenten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-27
Bon ct. 2umis ttadb Ne,u Dnrf.

Ser ausse3ei6nete giiembabmsugs
9ienft BON ct. 2ouis iber bic Bats
baIia nnb pennipIbania 2inie nod
philadelphia, Baltimore, Waibington
unb Stem Dort siebt bic Mufmerfiam=
felt bes reiienben Yublifums I'M Me=
fen INNER mebr auf fi9. 9ieie 2inier
i6leiten nit Der 3eit bora1t unb fibren
geu6bnli9 5uerft ale Neuerungen be-
aigli6 Der Sag : Wassons, puIman
S9lafs unb 9tnings@ars, tpel1e ba3u
angetban iinb. bic 8equemli9feit urb
Si6erbeit bes reifenben pubIifums gu
erb6ben, elm.
Sieie politif be3igli9 ibrer 0ers
ualtung ma9t cine &eiie iiber bic
pennfplnania 8abr pia ct. 2puis be-
fonbers tpiini9enspertb urtb an5iebem6.
Gin 8erfu9 tpirb ben &eiienben bapoi
iiberaeugen, baB er feiiten Srrtbum be-
ging unb baB bies In Der Sbat Der eims
aige ri6tige Weg 1T, UNI nod benz
Often gu geben.
Wenbet gu9 f6riftli6 an s. 81.
@besbrougb, Nffitent General
paRagiers4 gent, 81. 2ouiS, Mo.,
UNI cine &arte nebft 8ef6reibung, bic
iebr piel uertbpoae SnfOrmatiOn entz
bdIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-27
Observation-Disclosures.

@a9 8erleiung unb Mnmabme bes
prptofous murbe auf @ntrag bes
Qerrn Saeobfon bonn 9eeorationsfss
mite bei6lof5en, baB bic Mdr9en:
DornrOs6en, Groi6t6nig unb eiferner
9eiuri6, Mi6enbr6bel, &attenfdnger
BON 9ameln, &otbfdpp6en unb 59neez
tpitt6en auf aebn @agen ~bargefeQt
merben fo0en.
9err &unge bonn Ginan3fomite be-
rt6tet aIs eoneftirt $4,000 unb elm
0ugebot BON 9errn pb. @arl, prdiis
bent Der Gone Star 8rauerei, BON 40
balben SAB 8ier.
Serr s. 9enfel beri6tet, baB bas'
ni%ebrigite Mngebot fir ben Wiebers
aufbau bes bonn Sturnte eingerifenen
9beiles bes Masenf6uppenS 1920 be-
TRACE unb empfiebIt Mnnabme. 9errn
s. Werner, benz DISQUALIFICATION,
purbe Der &ontraft augefpro9en.
Gerner tbeilte 9err 9enfel nit, baB
bic Observation-Disclosures pabri9ein,
li9 feline btqigeren Staten aIs Il bes
piltge1t ipiirben.
Na9 Idrtserer 9ebatte tpurben auf
&ntrag bes 9errn Sac. @agner Der G.,
Z. unb 8. Oftober als bic Geittage be-
ftimmt.
9err 8. Sutb ST. beantraste, baB
Der 8prftanb ii6 nit benz Sodep Club
in @erbinbsng febe, bamit 0orri6tuus
gen getrofen perben, baB bic Wetts
rennen Der lebterem @eieli9aft nit
Der 8oltsfeffeier ni9t in Conflict gez
ratben.
9err Sac. Wagner %beautrast, baB
Der Sefretdr bic perf6iebenen gers
cine erfu9e, 10 balb als m6gli6 benz
@entraltomite gu ntelben, in ipiemeit
ft9 biefelben financieI am Gefte betbeiz
ligen uerben.
9ierauf 8ertagung Bis Montag ben
3. Suli.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-27
VretsfdteBeu 15O 9arbs,

NpetcIWtebeu AOV DuCucs
l. greis: 8. Mbams, Cutoff, 40 8inse.
2. 9rets 9lbert Stebes, Can Mntonip,
40 &inse.
8. greis 9. seffeL ean antoaio, 80
&in9e.
4. greis ~. Mabula, 8erar, SO @imse.
5. preis: abOIpb MItmann, Can antOnio,
s8 Hinee.
8. 4reis sueo gostldncer, Gan sntonio,
So &inae.
Z. greis 6. seid, San Mntonio, So @inae.
8. VreiS q. ubL, San Mntonip, So 3imse.
9. 9reiS: $. 2Dffler, Berar, SO &tnge.
10. Rreis: .. 6. @ueiaa Gan antonio,
SO Minse.
Ii. Srsis: 6. 0issmanm, saserluft, IS
&inse.
IL. 9reis : s.. aanse, Mdermann, So @inse.
ID. &reis: IS. $. 3ubL @ermania, 50
&inge.
ID. greis u. @iutber, Can antonio, 30
&inge.
Is: Yreis: gbrift. Yape, 2opfout 8alep,
S5 &inge.
10. greis @uitap 9Itmann, s%ldermann,
IS @inge.
II. Yreis: s. Siaert, gmtpi; "a Ainse.
18. 4reiS Bna. &ittir1ann, N%dermann,
"a 8inse.
10. Yreis: S. 8. 9dermann, Mdsrmanm,
"a &inge.
20. areis: 6. R5bIer, gdermanm, "a
&inge.
81. preis !: Mlois Mltmamr, Mdermanr, "a
&inae.
%. pretS: U. Sefer, 8erar, SO &inge.
%. Nreis: W. 9abermaan, Bacc Springs,
SO 3tnge.
"A. Yreis ~. 8ittimanm, adermdmn, SO
&inge.
%. Rreis 8. 8ruba, 9elptes, 33 8inee.
26. VreiS: s. Mrnolb, Sd9erIuft, 80 8inSe.
~. Yrets: Vt. &obitf4, San Antcnto, 81
&tnge.
20. 9reis 8. 8obbe. sd, rmanu, 81 8inse.
20. 9reis: So9n @dterbers. Cutoff, 81
Hinse.
so. Yreis $. GdterboH, @alabp, 81 Rinse.
81: greis Gonrab pape, ean &ntonio,
81 Hinee.
80. 9reis 6. 8impeI, SeIptes, 81 Rinae.
SO. greis 8. rIri6, adermann, 81 ainse.
Team . edBieBen anf, $50 garos nit uifenem
Otffer.
Team q, can Mntomio-M. rbl, So
8inee; u. @iintber, 35; 81. MItmann, SO !;
Y. Stenes, 40; g. Sefel, 80. 1873 aus moss
li@en 200.
Seam 8, Can amtonio-e 0oid,
30 @inse; Sd. Dreib, 90; 6. 9eid, SO; &.
Dretbs 30; 8 aennert, %. l47 aus m0s.
lihen 200.
4dermann.T Mlois Mt,nauu,
"a 3inge; S. 2anse, IS ; @uftab MItmann,
So; N. N%ittimann, SO; u. ulri6, 2S. 165
aus mSsli&en 200.
Ypt=g dbieBem nit offemem Wtfier.
Or ter Yot-g. SeffeI, 80 aus m5gIiz
den 80 8tnsen; s. abams, %; MboIpb att
mani 27.
3wetter Ypt S. 8ennert, 20 aug
mosli4en 80 8ingen; s. &bams, 30; 6.
9eid, 20.
Oritter 8ot-A. nbI, 80 II mDeIi.
den 30 @insen; Mb. Mtmann, 90: D. 6.
Sueiiaa 20.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-27

80 9eute 9ormittas sesen balb 5ebn
nbr uurbe bic Geuertpebr nod Der Sps
lebabsS traBe gerufen, mo I'M Seller
Der 8ilarbsN ieberlage bon Brunsmid,
8alde & goIenber auf mpfteri6fe
Weiie Geuer ausgebrp9en tpar, bas
i9on siemli6 melt nm ii6 gegrifen
bate. @s gelane ben Bemiibungen
Der Geuertrebr 3ienIi9 balb, bes 6euers
9err au tperben. bod ni9t, bebor bic
bort i'm Seller aufseipei9erten Waaren
bnr9 Geuer unb Wafer aiemIi6 fart
bef6dbigt tporben tparert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-27

SIN Sole Sbr 9embem, Inter-
aeng ober Soilette Nrtitel 5n faufen
wiini6t, tpre6t bel paneoat &
Sobn Dor, ebe Sbr anbersmo fault.
Sbr Gins Dollars emb, bic rs Gents
@trlmpfe unb bas unteraeug gu so
Gents finb bic alerbeften i'm Martte
unb f6nuen nirgenbmo iibertrofem
merhen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-27
ISM. matthieS,

Gleif der, ouftum>Stra 5 e.
2iefert bas boraiisli6te 8inb=, S9afz
unb S9meineheii6. Spe3iaIitd!:
Sunges &aIbfleii d. Ollie Sors
ten bon Wurt.
8efteIungen merben in irgenb einem
Sbeile Der Stabt frei abgeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-27

gopleb's 3egifter,s @o. % aIamO
plaaa bot einen @uf fur guten alien
Wbisfep, bic beften semii6ten Sc
trdnfe, feline Weine unb atSge3ei1nete
importirte unb einbeimif1e Gigarren
unb tets frii6es Bier. Ser @igentbas
mer, Soc @oolep, peritebt fem @ef6dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-27

Yaneoat & Spbn babet
elm iebr groBes Eager in Clothing fir
Sribiabr unb Sommsr. 9ie Inaiige
fir $40, $12 unb $15 inb munbers
i6Dn unb fiben famos. Spre9t Dor
unb iiberaeugt @u6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-27
9te 9oHnama amf @eiumbmms

mint aud benientsen, melAe an aniHeinenb bofz
nunssIpier 9tnfduistett Ietben. Sic baten bas Mttz
tel basu our 4anb. 81 Der @eitalt eines wobif9me=
ffetter's W2asenbttters bic ecmbinirten Gtsenf@aften
eineS glutpermebrlnss, etneS @etnis~unSSmittels, els
nes SttmnIanSmttteIs unb etnes Regulators btr Sum
ttonen Der pitalen Srsane tn f9. Wdbrenb es BITE
Werbauuns unb bic Mffmiliruns bes 9erbauten Be-
f6rbert unb ben Mppettt ret3t, Bat es ete %tpettere Wir=
flung, ba8 gsbenSblut gu reintsen unb baS Nerpenfpffem
40 ffdrfen. Da Bet fetnem Gebrau@ baS Blut reiHer
nnb retner wtrb, 70 ~sewtnneu Dteienisen, pelae su
bteSem pprtrefliden mebt3intiHen Mtittel sretfen, niat
anetn an araft, ~ionbern aud an 86rpersewt&t. GS
bepirit 8atrdsltae l@eseImdststett tn ben ausi4ei.
unpermetbItHen @erfaI Der pbpftiden ardfte, welaen
BITE &ronifde 9emmuns Der prsantiaen Tunfttcnen
terbetflbrt. Da bterburd bic Saupturia@en bsS
2rantfeinS &eSeitist perber, perbirst e8 bic Btebers
continuing ierrdtteter Geiunbbett une ben Grias ses
fhwunbener Grdft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-27
4mdlems Mrmtea ealbe.

Dte Bette Gable Der 9BeIt fur G4nttte, Auetf&un,
sen, 0ei&ufre, Gtebers uub 9aut, Gusf@Ias, Tte4te
tstten; iurtrt 6xnaorrbotben pber fetne HeSatluns
Bb1tss 8ufrtebentett ~saranttrt pber bas 0el6 wtri
Durl6ertatet. Is Geuts bic S&a9teI. Bum Wertau
tn allen appttefen. GbsIpb Drete, Gbpmpfon 4 Co.
mhpIefoIk.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-27

~ braIl9f ipoDl tau11 gefa9t gu
neroea, pop Dte y! Den oblget1 3abler
Fg 9arpeleaoe Sa1!age telnesDegs
sss sIue sguIe- 5u os5etdl1eIt TT. Ste
's;xts sp ~ UD'Ss m oDa
.ss. sss sDs sa a.s guMp'gen sDMls,
UNDERSTANDINGS w IgIsm sSagaIgagl
sssss' mMu ~ i.y aa W.
sss,s y. anH's,gMub.gsI xps'ls
sass ~ 4; S .M.. aOel hcg ngi &C.
NY. Sab y. 1sng WI s!Msa oriI.s.
s;sssso.m SaIis,gI.lag Dsale'osH IwDI!
49, uuo9sIy.piI Duis, ~ j DIe
pi.aass NY s.me lanSe oeH TUT et1e
nvsssys gsNsIaag pOI Ny ga1. I'M
~ is.suI. i.p Eevt aoeI IsB. gsIes!a,
Us ~ Ia..t usn ausISaMF!glIsH
s. wy agsn, y gu legea,
s .ss Ky ysai.ans ssMss Jeealssosl
w D..vsl Inoys...n unp 5ul Ye,
SaSys.s su.ls.a .aah. IVY uaaIIl
. AM. .su.ssss yslnag sIslssI peIge,
rim 6cS In non ieht * S,,r% rsasI,
mffioe. t,enn ouh mint %iherynSs;ne
Z @Sassn,r;nSsm fhssnrSers o,,S -, IT, n.y. :
ori39 his SemMt;cfs;s ,ms.s;;Sy. .a.rss
nefde s.,, ucrSs IL, s I;rtsr III =,
5ksd oetunrSsm IN "S' o.
sr;.s m.t
o.ss usa osiI!eo'gHm IuI Den
Sgsda Ta.t!u.!SHaa DEG SueIsIaneIs
s.as ~ sHpInp U.s D's oOens
s2ssy -. e msas Ss.H. LUZ n,s auW aMs
4 ..ssMas psaI..gea, ls!A
spss..Is. ss:uss'gsn " O,sIeM aSagIs
Essgs sIiwssnI, als :; 2: gsI
e tssr ~ ssuI Shou NV
~ s ~ xgsn uso Suus
~ ~ ~ aadaso.ss4s.ys Upsgs DaoOn
s,, .su is.s. .a w. ret sasIoaM Eg .Ma!sI
teras erobern tuir6 unb baB imuter or6s
bere Gtredeu tpertbbolen, fru@tbaret
Ranbes, bic Bis felt muir al Weibeafpes
dku beautf iporbeu fiu6. in fIeinere
6tide ataetheiIt un6 In Ssarmert INNS
geuanbet uerben.
Cine meitere. erfreurihe Shotsohs
mslMs. hsr Wsr;ht Ssr Ws,,.ss feass,
ss1f hot n Sis hcs H. Ssr mo rSs-
~maienSon In Seros Si r. S;sss,n Ss csohr.
lin niHt n;si orSssr.s MrsoI srr o Msrs
meu6mns -asfoms,nem IN cfs ;m norbsr-
eehen6en NH has Trr,;i o,f cine TsSsr.
n~roSmftior' msIxr 81. gomn,,,"nsa-
nreife amt hsm meItmorfss hsr,,,s.ar
SrsTsr ss,,r+s NH =, hssasxra ass.
MI IL M.r;dis a a "a luys,
1aroseut ,s,Sr qcnS nit Mo,r,,.,oM
.6e0eif imor6em' ala i'm nar;osn eahrs
,gcosn,r hot IL M,iiMfnrnsG,iH{ , Ss; -,
earssw Giaats s;nen NM. hstraMtI;Ms m
&mf}6munn oeuarrm,s sn', rrS aIsr w."
srsHTt rcx m;rS Ssr Or @.st sa ts~ S
-eim.rsiser scin s'1S
Wlidit@ertretfe bat Der teranif6e
Darraer iebt 5i niel i'm Gelbe gu f9afs
6. nm grpB Yolittt treiben 5u f6nner.
eia anDertr grtnD oafir, bab es iebt
Up lttl IL Der yolitit IT. liest tuobI bas
rtn, bab out bie l~eberbtbnng, pelde
1er, sieSte Wabltal1pf NIT li9 gsbradt
9atte, tebt 6te I!atirltde Mbtabz
.t410 Gefol9t TT. N5Q8 Der 3~tDetth8dlfte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-27

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-27

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-27
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bas preisi9ieBen bes Mdermarrnz
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bertreten: 8erar, Cutoff, Salabo,
San Mntonio, 9elDtes, Ndermantt.
@ermania, Concord, Sdserluf, @aco
Springs, 2oofput 0alep.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-24

Mrs. cara l[eade has arrived hons
from Miskogee. l. T., where she was
called h. the supposed death Of her son,
Al Nea.e OF this city, who was struck
by llghtl ing. A is about IS years of age.
He IS a painte' and few weeks ago ac-
cepted employment on a government
contract about 20 miles from Muskogee,
|. /. While engaged at work inside
bouse an electrical storm came up. and
flash of lightning descended through
fue near which he was at work, DESTROY
ing the furniture in the room and fell
ing him senscless to the floor. His body
was rendered stiff as in death, and he
was very badly burned on the right side.
The hair was burned from his head and
the flesh bhstered down to his foot. His
ankle was burned through. and his shoe
was torn from his foot. He was sup
posed by all to have been killed and
showed no evidence of life whatever.
Five hours later he had been put in a
wagon and was being taken to an I'M
dertakers at Muskogee, where it was
the intention to have his body encased
and sent to his mother in Fort Scott. 1t
was necessary TO cross a swollen stream,
and in this act the bed of the wagon was
partially submerged and the body near
ly covered with water. The water had
the effect of restoring animation to the
apparently lifeless body. In consultation
with physicians Mrs. Meade was after
ward informed that had not the water
submerged his body, which was rare
incident, there is little doubt that the
colnatose condition of the body would
have continued until he was encased in
the suffocatiag casket, and death would
necessarily have resulted.-Fort Scott
Cor. Kansas City Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-24
Men and Bears.

A man named Conn went hunting for
bear near Creole, Colo, the other day.
He wanted to do a little killing just for
fun. Presently he stirred up she bear
with two cubs, and he banged away at
the cubs, wounding both. The mother
resented this boisterous humor and
chased Mr.. Conn up tree and dallied
with him awhile herself. Mr.. Conn was
buried by his friends next day, victim
Of his own superexuberant lust for fun.
The bear is peaceable, inoffensive
creature. 1t seeks home remote from
the haunts Of humanity. 1t certainly
seems to have some rights which man
kind should respect. We have no sym
pathy with people who make practice
of going about slaughtering game in cold
blood merely for the fun of the thing"
If man is so inhuman as not to enact
and conserve laws for the protection of
the bear, we certainly shall applaud the
bear for protecting itself. Chicago Rec
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-24
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Resolutions Passed at the Brooklin
Meeting August 10.

Following are the resolutions passed at
the annual convention of the Hancock
county w. G. T. L., held at Brookiin, Au.
gust 10; they were received too late to be
Incorporated in the report Of the conveu-
tion printed in last weeks paper:
Resolred-That we give thanks to our
Heavenly Father for His guidance In all
our just work, asking His help in all the
duties that may come to us through the
coming year
Rtsofced-Iaat the members of our local
Unions should be more earnest in their
eHofts To Keep up the interest in their
meetings, and IN ali work for the elevation
of mankiul
Resolced That We viii cooperate with
the National aud State w. {. L. u. IN its de
rartments at w"fk known n Social Purity
We believe Ia an equal ~Iaudald OF purity
Tor both men a,.u MuIs.cn We believe
that ignorance j. n''t ION 0Ccncr, and that
careful and proper u -irHctiuus 10 the
youth VIII guard them iruiu many evils
"hich might otherwise hrlug To them in
jury or ruin. We recommend the careful
use OF literature prepared by some of tie
most feiiued AID cultured minds of cur
day.
Resoired-That We believe thnt he hal
lot IN the hands Of woman you'd br In,
must potent wespnn for the destruction ~
the rum power; therefore We will pledge
our support u the enfranChtsInr II
woman.
Resoirei That we condemn tue indI~-
crlm'nate use of liquor as a medicine. b.
ile'isg that It has been lne cause "f
awakening an appetite for strong dtl +
tDat other wise WCu!i never nave bt,'lt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-24
STRENGTH, VITALITY, MANHOOD.


The Iniquity of Loose Divorce Laws
Once divorce laws are enacted, married
couples take advantage of them who
would never have thought or dreamed OF
separating, and would have patched up
their quarrels and differences if there had
not been such an easy way out of the
matrimonial bond. No man would have
ever thought, unless the law favored a
loose way out of wedlock, to write:
MARY, if you love me, or ever did love
me, you will apply for divorce, as there
js another woman whom | could love-"
AS the scope of the law is a little by
little enlarged, an increasing number seek
and obtain divorces, and after q while it
becomes perfectly respectable thing to
contract what might be called experiment
tai marriages.
10 the West, especially, society receives
back divorces. The palaces of the we'll
to do are open to them. Churches do not
cast them out, and ministers welcome
them at their communion tables. They
NAV occupy positions of trust and honor.
two or three divorces to their credit side
notwithstanding. And we are told that
such sights have no influence on the grow
ing generations of boys and girls. This
is not true.
Teach the rising generation by object
lessons at an age when impressions are
deep and lasting, that men and women
may, without losing caste, divorce at
pleasure, and the notion of the sanctity OF
the family life is undermined. NORTH An
ericaa Reriesr.