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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-04

na6 benz ieBt ausgegebenen Ni6erlon'.
iden uniperlitdts: &alenber insgeiama,t
27.689 Stubirenbe eingei6rieben. Bon
bieiea itubirten 8430 bic 9eiItanbe,
1906 &e6ts. un6 StaatsmiHeni6aft,
1850 eoangelii9e Sbeoloeie, 1915 fas
tboliide Sbeolosie unb 7178 b0rten bel
Der pbiloiopbii6en Gacultdt. Die
meilten eingei6riebenen G6rer, 1879,
bate Berlin. Sc folgen Wfiin6en nit
340S uno 2eip3ig nit 3O67. Mebr
als 1000 Stubirenbe meiien nod auf:
6alle (1535). Bonn (l383), @ir3s
burg (I335), Breslau (123S), Shbinz
gen (115D, Grlangen (1098) unb
Sreiburs (1040). gtabeau 10000 o.
rer batten 0eibelbers (96O) unb strab=
burg (941). Sie iibrtgen uniperfitds
ten persei@neten bic folsenben 8eiu6ss
3iffern: Marburg 1926, @0ttingen no,
8reifsmalb TAT, &6nigsberg 683, Sena
643, @ieBen SIT, &ieI 507, &ofof
425. @uf Der Nfabemie in Mhn lter
tparen 399 StuDirenbe eingef9rieben.
Weiter 1T erfi6tli9, baB fi9 bic 3abl
Der Stubirenben gesen bas borige
9albiabr um 364 ober l 3 Pro3ent bers
ringert bat.
= ueber bic 6euerbeitattung 1agt
Der neuefe 8eri6t iiber bic 8ernaltung
Der Berliner @emeinbes Grie5b6fe: Sn
Der bonn 8erein fur Geuerbef fattung
auf benz 5riebri6sfeloer Griebbofe err
riateten 9ale CUR Mufnabme BON Set
9enbranbrefen -@olumbarium = limb
mdbrenb bes Beri6tsiabres 1e93I94
% neue lrnen aufgefeat, fobaB i'm
ganaen bis iebt i'm @olumbarium 20
llrnen 9lufiteaung gefunben baben.
Sn Der @roe finb auBerbem 9 urnen
beigeieBt Sn 8eaug auf bic BON ben
Serliner @emeinbebeb6rben in Musf1t
genommene ginfiibruns Der facultatis
/ ben Geuerbeitattung pirb Golsenbes be=
merit: yfa9bem bic betbeiligten Hei.
. fortminilferien ielbit Der facultatipen
Geuerbefattung mi6erfpro9en baben,
ift bic fdbtii9e Population fur bic
0ffentli6e @eiunbbeitspfege nm Muss
fu # iiber ibre Stellung aur Geuerbes
liaItumg uuter Nnfiibrung Der fur bieie
Dom bpgienii6en Stanbpuntt ipre9ens
ben @riinbe erfu6t tporbeu. 9ie Dez
fatation bat in ibrem @utadten, BEL
ntl6em profefor Dr. 8ir9om als
Goreferent betbeilist ipar, unter Mns
gabe BON @riinben bei6IoFen, benz
Magiitrat gu empfeblen, auf bic gins
| fabrung Der facultatipen SSeuerbeftatz
tung in benz beantragten lmfange binz
5umirten.
= Ser S6riftaeler Nrnolb Wels
mer bat in elmer Nbbanblung fefges
felt, i'm Sabre 1881 fei in 9afe gum
eriten Male fas atabemiibe 6obelieb
"Gaudeamus igitur" aufsetau9t; elm
alter, bertneipter 8uri1, Magiiter
@briftian Wilbelm &inbleben. babe
J bas 2ieb In elmer alien Wittenberger
9anbi@rift gefunben unb bann in
9alle in benz 8iergarten Der nMaile"
geiunsen. IQe atabemii9em 3ub6rer
ieien begeiitert unb gerhbrt geueien.
Somit lit 0a0e bic @eburtsfabt bes
"Gaudeamus"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-04
uu.re, waren m,r oop trnoifW senuG
etnen Srafel1prub bari1l at ieben.

Du.lle, maren MIR ooU ttllotfU genug,
einen Srafellpru6 oarin su ieben.
go leDen lie aus, bic rei6en
Srauen!" ldredte uns 6elipes
Gttmme, Der bur6 einen Spalt inn
3auae bie goritelluns nit anseleben
bate, seraoe nod 3ur redten ;3ett auf.
Die beimli6e 0erlobung batte fonlt
unbeoinst Dor Sad unb ben Multanss
i'm Corral itatt9efunbeu.
vaommen gte, Sennor, id babe nit
Sbnen @idtises gu beipreden. Ste
baben mir ba neultf etpas in's Sbr
9eiett, oas nidt mebr beraus mill"
Barbara 5upfte nt6 am Rode, bas
mar Elm sutes .3et6en, tros bes Spe<
cimens in ieiuer Tai6e ba6te er at
einen glan. rSeet ioll er mir fon,>
men, Der perflirte ,@reaier ," (califorz
I nif6er Hferbebieb), bemerfte ct nod, als
er bas 3bor iorsfdltts i9lob. r9eute
bdtt' ids ibm bequem sema9t-bie
sanse S6aar beiiammen. 0aB Ste
aber be1n Soie ni6t besesneten."
Wtt6 iiberra16te bic @ebanfenper=
binbung. rGr bat Sbnen pobl sebol>
fen, bic Bferbe ein5utreiben?" fraste
t6.
rSa, bas bat es 9etban, baS per>
ftebt er! Gs 1T elm gutter gaquero an
ibm perloren sesansen-aber baB @ie
tim ni6t besegnet iino!" ieste er, ben
aopf i6iittelnb, biuju.
SD i6lpies uno ba6te allerlei.
Selipe Seiste mir ieinen 8eiit; !;
fdledtes @eibelanb, pernadldlligte
Sbltbdume.
rWas mollen sic benn nit benz
ausseb0rrten 2anbe MAIDEN, ielbit
menn-" er ipielte i,1-ieiner 1alde
nit benz Quar5itiid.
nWaiier, bas lit Nlles, mas feblt, :"
bemerfte tb.
r@aiier! Sa, bas ilt's ebea! Sn
Der 8egensett iinb alle 8d9e anse<
i6uollen, baB man feine S}adt ii9er
1T, Oh bic alte 6iitte nod lteben bleibt,
un6 bann baben mir a9t Monate ni6t
10 ptel, ais in einen bobleu 3abn
bineinsebt!"
rNlio banbelt es ii6 barum, ueber>
flub unb Mansel aus3u9lei9en," ers
wiberte i'd unb besann nun alle meine
BET meinem Sreunbe Smttb erporbe>
nen &emntnine Der fiinltli9en Beludi>
ierang aussusraben. Sd mar nt9t
perlesen, 3og @rdben rnb @rdb9er,
baute bort elm 8aiiin fiir 1auienbe
BON @allonem @aiier, pflan3te Sblt>
bdume aller Srten unb Gltn1ate, alle
Traubeni iorten bes Grbballs fiillten
balb bas 2bal, unb bic g6eunen faB<
ten nidt mebr bic Srtdt. Selipe
itaunte mid an, in 8arbaras Nusen
ipieselte ii6 cine 8eseiiter,tns, Ste
mir ielbit Glauben an nteine Worte
H'rlieb.
/; Telipes einsise @inmenbuns lpar !:
nGrbeit! 8iel @rbeit! lnb Die liebt
er ni6t, Der Sole!"
rDann lab i'm laufen" la9te ener>
gii6 Barbara.
(gortfetuns foIet).
Or. priee's Cream Batting pomoer.
eNoa noI(fonn,,, s4e Aoa ne,,,o ~ t,,;~N
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-04
Or. priee's Cream 9afine powoe.
96dHe @elt'ausaellumss anssei@mums.

Bon einem flusen Mtr1ye
lpeiB Elm Wiener Beri6terltatter Sol
senbes su oermelben: @elesentlid Ser
Reiie bes @elanspereins Olterrei6tlder
ienbabnanseltellter mod S9meoen
perbradten bic Sansesbriiber etnen
GbenS in einem Stodbolmer @artens
reitaurant, baS oabur6 iiberraIdte, oaB
i'm @arten ele9ante 9erren unb Daz
men nit gang merfipiirbisen srell=
rotben 1ii6ern iiber BEN S6ultern
iaBen, bic gar nidt 81 tbrer iibrisen
2oilette paBten. Cine Sra9e ergah,
baB Der Gi9entbiimer brs 6eitaurants
ieine @aite an fiiblen Nbenben unent>
9eltli6 nit bieien Iii6er, perlorst;
er mill iie baour6 BON Serlaien oeS
@artenS abbalten, i'm Salle lie ibren
9aletot peroeiien haben iollten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-04

Sn air6maIb in Oberbapern
bauft elm @infebler, Bruber petrus.
Neuli6 purbe mdhrenb feiner Nbues
ienbeit in feline alauie eingebro6en
unb bierbei apei golbene 9erren.&es
montoirubren, cine golbene 9amen>
@plinberubr, eine solbene llbrfette,
l3 golbene Gingerringe, 3tpei Dubenb
iilberne @Bs unb 8affeel6ffel, cine fil>
berne Sabafboie, Elm Gelofe9er, Elm
fe6sldufiger &ebolber unb mebrere
goIoene unb flberne fonftise S9ntut,
gegenftdnbe i'm @eiammtmertbe bon
ettua $50 Nfart entpenbet. = NQes
re6t ieltiame 8efbartitel fir einen
meltentlasen6en ginliebler
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-04
Electric NttterS.

Disits Setlm,ttel 1T 70 wpbIbefannt unb 70 popular
9epcrben, baB e8 taum nod beforberer Grind bnuns
beDarf. Aqe, bic es iematS sebraudten, timmea
nit sin In iein Sob. Gtne retnere Webctn stebt es
ut1t, unb IS pirb @arantie seletfst, bas lie 9ues
BELT aue 9eiben ber 9sbes unb be, Rteren es enernt
Sei1mdre, 2u8i3las, 6alsfub unb anbere Eplaen
iwreiuen Blutes. Sc tretbt bds MaIdrtd Htebe,
ieIbR in ben tartnddisHen Sdlsn. Gs eurtrt aopfs
famerwr, Blufanbrans nab bem acpfe unb Misrdne.
geriu&e bas electric gtters SetIuns ptrb sarantrt,
eber bas Gelb ,urhesesatlt. prets per Glaf&e Sc
Gents uno 81 In alien apotbsien. QBbolelale BET
&oolpb Dretb, Ibompfon 4 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-04
6oieu! 0oieu 0oies /!

Sn 9errens unb Rnabens9oien, tpopon mir
haben tpir ebenfaIls eine $reiss3erabietuns
eintreten lafiea.
Cine 2ot leinene 9oien 3u $1.25 bas Stild.
nnlere $1.5O Soien berabseiett auf $1.l5.
nniere $2.25 9oien berabseiett auf $l.6o
unb $1.75.
l1aiere $2.75 SOien berabseiest auf $500
unb 1925.
llnfere $4.Oo SOien berabseiest aaf $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-04
Seridieoenes.

9errsi, So Soihenti9er, fit rs @ents.
9erren 8albrissan l1nterbemben, % @ents.
@tnfade sefdumte 9erren Sai1entii1er,
fur 25 Cents.
Sauptqnartier fiir ieibene unter!paare.
Speben erbalten elm neues 2ager tpeiAer
Manitoba 9iite, lie mir fir $500 perfaufen.
Infer 8erfauf bon $500 Derbb Siiten
bauert fort.
eeibene 8inbior s1lippie fur &naben
unb Ndnner au l5 Gents
Gin eIeSantes 2aser BON 8eseniairmea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-04
Wf6bel. geppiae. Wfatten ,t.

I'm elm neu einseridtetes 9eim fur bic
Ginsiebenben comfortabel nnb sIiitliG sa
maHen, gehSrt in erfter @eibe: id6ae N6bel,
Seppthe mno anoere OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ftGnpe Sn feinem 2aben ber Stast finbet
man ele5antere M6beI nnb babi&ere 9eps
pihe 3u 10 niebrisem Yreiie als BET =. sBoIfiom.
Rpmmt unb iiber3eu9t @ud.
Soeben erbalten eine neue Mustrabl Nats
tan MDbel, bic iiberau, no iie gum Derfauf
aasseiteat iinb, popular seiporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-04
3edltseitia iiberae,tat

BON her Ibatiade, bab bas @&wtnben Der spanntraf
i'm a6rper ber gprbrte I'm Gntus besrfener arautbet
it, baben S&aaren frdnfliaer 9eripncn gum iiderften
R tteI bes eelbfiduses sesen brpbenbe @efasr, SOs
itetter's Masenbttters, sesrtfTen. Dteies wobls
tbuenbe Sttmuiunbmtttel f6rbert tn unsep6bnlt4em
Grabe BITE UerSauuns unb GfimtItruus Der Ndbritoe,
burd pelae bas 8lut sur Quele Der @eiunbbett unt
araft semaft ptrb. &uBerbem bebt ba8 4itters bte
unpdtisfett Der 3eber, Nieren rnb Gtnsewetbe, pee
itetS 3rdftepcru bebinst Sopobl GBluft aIS bic Sd.
ftnbens su befrieetsen, ptrb bura btees mad pt5tns
i4aflt1en @runbidsen prdpartrte Gligr erseust aud
bat es etne berubtsenbe Wrtuus auf Das seihnddte
une aserreiste R,rpenipsm. Selbt BITE trdfttse Grz
ndbruns bat auf ben DpSpepttfer feine gBrtuns.
Dur4 ben Gebrau& peS BttterS ptrb fie eft nusbar
semadt. Gerner sebrau@e mon bas 8ttte.s sesen
Walaria, RbeumatiSmus unb GlterSbe 'hperoen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-04

fonnte, linb anh banIt
mubte ih mid ieben
Tag mebrere Nfale nte.
berleseu uub ruben.
SD batte febr bdufg
gafrti4esfopfipeb un6
litt beftdnbig Sdmer.
jeil. Wa@bem i'd eine
Glaide Sbres " Fa-
vorite Prescription I"
genoulmeu batte, ,fonnte
Id etne bebeutenbe
8eGeruns In meiner,
1efinben ipabruebulen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-04

0ie GmpreR> >Nabnlaidiue No. 4,
bic tiberall 10 sroBen Nnflans finbet,
tann bur6 bic Expedition bieies 8lats
tes be3osen tpersen. Sic fofet $21
unb tommt irgenb elmer Ndbmaf6ine
I'm preife BON $3.50 gIeid.
Sie Mai6ine uirb benz gefeller-
Der bic Gradt trdgt - bireft bon Der
Jabrif 3ugeianbt.
Wfan ienbe bas @elb an uns elm
unb gebe bic bole MbreRe an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-04
6errelt : &leioerwaarell.

@inise beahtenstpertae Oferten IN 8leis
Der 8aaren bietet g. 8oIfion tpdbrenb Der
naAiten Sage, unb tpenn eS @ndb I'M Spars
ian'fett uno bequem itkenbe 8letser 80 thuW
TT, 10 benubt bic iest sebotene @elegenbe,t.
Rommt nnb beiebt nniere $11, $13 so uns
$l4 25 Mnaiige, bic an S@Snbeit. Mroeit &C.,
ale gu bteiem Preiie ausseftelten, iibeys
treffeu.
TIMER gerfaui BON $40 ansasen su $7.s5
fur SiinsItu8e bauert fort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-04
9amen = &leiOeritoffe.

Gertis semadte Damien @ercals &leioer +;
friberer Yreis $3.50, iebt $1.20.
Sertig gemaHte Oamen aleiber berab>
seiebt BON $4.00 anf $3.50.
Sertig gema4te 9amen &leiber berab.
geiebt bon $500 ani $3.50, Sc 90 8leiber 3u
81 90 unb 800 &leieer sl $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-04
Nu6leus Mrmtea 9albe.

0te bette SaIbe Der MeIt fnr S&nttte, Aueti9uus
gen, @si4udre, Gteter. nno Sauts Se&ten,
hstten; turtrt Sdmprrhctbsn cber tetne Wesobluns.
86atse Sufriebeubett sarantrt pber bas Gelb ptrb
,urI6erftattet. Is Gents bte S&d&tel. 3um Wertaui
m 3pie{cie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-04

aopfmeb, SD fubr fort, Sbre Mebisin ,n
ne9men, big t9 fiebeu Glafdsn "Favorite"
nno etne GIafhe Golden Medical Dis
covery" genommem bate. Sett biu id TN
Stanoe, QUE Pausarbeit iiir mid, m.inen
ytann nno nistue Sfpei 8inber i'm alter bon
sano 5aersn ~ esrrtdtem audb made Id aIeis
sss nne mace aa NIT ati@tis,eit sinen epaiiered
SSI m ~ t.nst ss y Dsnn 70 bic 3sit balu babe. Hps
goflts Prescription" bsrbante, Sa ID, che is auine
90 sn Hesmen. ganJ srf@redenb berunterastomtnek
vat 1et alen 4rineibdnolsrn ln babtn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-04

= Oas 2one Star 8ier bat
einen duBerit angenebmen 8ei6mad. es
1T pridslnb. entbdlt bas ri9tise MaB
bon &oblenidure unb befomntt ausse.
aeidhnet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-04
Wolfiofs aufsepntte 9amen~6iite

tpsrben iest gum 9alben @reiie perfauft.
e s' s sas M It. sss sesS san3aen assss s assss sss
Fla, sadopn gari See assnarS ,'s uns % snor 'S sate
IN Napp grotpn uno f4par3 seisen, eie fiir
10, 20, 35 Gents nnb anfmdrts au haben ftrb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-04
Tortmdbren6e
Preis -Ernaessiig guagea bel /. VoEsaa.


9b9a om Aae umt Die qBe So6ei wa bic r Gnd bem!
Ndn gfe &ehom
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-04
6jI]|] I(1lIs IG l{IyJ

fran 8. s. Qanfing bon Sontb 0Ien's
falls, Garato8a Go, 81. o.. fhreibt: xNad.
6em n,etn britteS 2iuo geboren mar, erholfe
td mid 70 lansiam, bab 20 arpei Sabre
bauerte, che i9 ilietueit bdnsli1efl Sblieaeu.
beiten iuieber einisermaBen Hedfommen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-04
9ameu> l1uo &inoer~M ~Muslin. 3eua.

Samen YercaIes tpertb Slips, ber.
a5seiett auf $l.0O.
Soeben erbaIten 200 Dubenb Oamen
8an3e Safen, bic 80 Gents brinsen lollten
mir baben ite auf 25 Gents berabgeiebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-04
Som1lter = gHaareu !

2ace @insban1S nur 131a Gents.
3ephpr 8bnSbams, berab9e1ett auf 10 @S.
Garbise Dtmitb Wuiter gu $l.9O.
Gran36iiide Srsanbies, herabseiebt BON
40 auf % gents.
Sarbige Organbies, berabseiett auf 10 @s.
eSmpprttrte farbige 8atttfte, bsrabaeiebt
bon 35 unb 40 Gents auf % Gents.
So unb 40 @ents Mou1Ielines su 19 gts.
@emuiterter grepDn au 19 Cents.
Smportirte rpplene @balIieS su 65 Gents.
@ans tpolIeme gballies au 46 @ents.
@ald Setbe !
Sett lit bic 3eit. nm @elo 3u iparen. @ar.
tet ni4t nebr Idnser, ionbern fauft iest
Der preis ber Seibenaeuse 1T auf benz Der
@otton 9Saare berabgeiebt tporben. Rommt
aettig, INT bic erfte Glance au baben.
Surab unb Snbia Baf1 Seibe, berab.
geiebt BON rs alf 81 Gents.
8ai4s sSeibe, berabselest bon 60 auf 40 Gs.
@emniterte @hinas, berabgeiebt BON 40
auf 29 @ents.
$l.O0 Seibe, berabgelett auf o3 Gents,
unb go Gents Seioe iett gu At Gents.
9anotiider5eug, Serbietten II.
GaneR uno tpeibe eerDietten gu @ents
bas Stiid.
9ud Damast unb Sarfiide sanbtiiaer
au % Gents.
Marieiaer 8ett. llebersise su 70 unb $l.ls.
8aoe>Nu5iiye! Yao =Mu3iise!
&ommt unb beiidtist un5sr rre5es aaser
bon fertts sema4ten 8ahe. An.,J II.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-04

Or. priee's Cream Batting pomoer.
9as bollfommenfte, has gema@t iuiro.
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-16
ABOUT WOLVES.
The Loss of Range Cattle win Amount to
$4,000 This Winter.

The Loss Of Range Cattle VIII Amount to
$4,000 Jhis Winter.
w. p. Turner, Sr,, who owns large
pack Of fine wolf dogs at Lucille. on the
MariaR, and sixty miles from Benton,
says the Press. writes that wolves are
multiplying rapidly in that section, as
high as sixty having been seen in one
band, near Pondera, and he estimates the
loss of range cattle at $4,000 at least
this winter
Mr.. McNutt, a neighbor or Mr.. Tur-
ner, has lost several head Of cattle which
were kept at his ranch, and many other
losses are reported, a plan of extermi-
nation advocated by Mr.. Turner is to
take the bounty matter from the state
and have the counties provide for. the
payment of = So bounty on wolves.
Then. Mr.. Turner believes, each rancher
will get dogs and the number Of wolves
will be rapidly reduced. He holds to
the position that strychnine is of little
use as the wolves, when so numerous as
on the range, will eat nothing but fresh
meat. while only coyotes take the bats.
One thing is certain something must
be done to rid the, ranges of wolves, and
about the only feasible plan seems to be
to provide for. sufficient bounty, and
levy tax for its payment, instead of
giving small bounty with no imme-
diate prospect of its payment If the
bounty is sufficiently large, the problem
will be solved by the use of dogs, poison
or some other method.
The stock interests of the state are too
great be to allowed to pass unencourag-
ed. and should substantial aid be rem
dered by the state, or disposition be
manifested to assist in destroying range
pests. all stockmen, large and small, will
gladly do fully or more than their share
toward accomplishing that object.
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-16

mountain region. Nowhere but in the
mountains can person be lulled to
sleep with the whispering OF the pines,
the scent Of whose balsam is we'll
known as life invigorator. The alti-
tude insures large amount OF ozone in
the atmosphere, which everyone knows
is conducive of health. When storm
is passing through the timber the wind
driving through the trees reminds sea
faring man of the soughing sound of the
surf on the seashore. When a person
looks at the snow drifts, streams, and
Strings he remembers they are
the parents of the mighty
rivers Of the west. Looking at the
tremendous upheavals of mountains, the
beautiful and varied plumage of the
birds, the exact ratio Of animal life to
prevent the preponderance of any one
species, the intricate and beautiful
geometrical forms Of vegetable and min
eral occurrence, there is no room for an
atheist or intidel here, ones thoughts
become purer, bis ideas more developed
and pronounced and though he may be
far from the busy busting haunts of
man, his home he ever finds with Nat
ure,
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-16

One of the most famous political
struggles in Great Britain was that
which eliminated about 1916 in the re-
peal of what were known as the corn
laws. Briefly, these were enactments
affecting the importation and eXporta-
ton of grain. When the landed inter
ests first became important, several
hundred years ago, the proprietors con-
ceived it would be to their advantage to
restrict the market for grain within the
narrowest limits. Accordingly, for many
years not only was no export OF grain
allowed to European. countries, but it
was crime to carry the product of one
county to another for sale. As conse-
quence partly Of this restriction, and
partly because the only means of trans
portation WAS by animal power. grain
was so high in one part of England that
people starved, while in another it was
so low as to ne almost valueless. When
| the restriction on domestic commerce
was removed. the landlords were favored
by the prohibition Of importation. As
the population of the towns increased
grain became extortionately high, until
it was question of lower price or death.
The corn laws went down. In the
United States, so we'll have means of
transportation kept pace with extension
of agriculture, that the surplus of one
section could at once be transported to
the region of scarcity. The lines of the
Burlington system. for instance. ford
almost all sections of ten great western
states a connection with the world S
markets. These states embrace the
great wheat and corn raising part Of the
United States, and II you wish TO trav-
erse any Of them your ticket should read
| via Burlington Route. ANY coupon
ticket agent can attend 10 your wants IL
! TINS respect, or You can address w. j.
! c. Kenyon, Gen. Pass, Agent, st. Paul,
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-16
arises out of the failure of Brand & Mel.

arises out Of the failure of Brand & Mel.
sou, two years ago, who turned over these
cattle to the defendants to satisfy claims
they had against them. The plaintiff
alleges that Brand a. Nelson had no au-
thorty to disposed of the cattle and the
defendants allege that Laubheimer sold
these cattle to Brand a. Nelson before
they purchased them.
FROM SUNDAYS DAILY.
A. G. Leech Of Kalispell has arrived in
town, and probably will be a citizen of
Great Falls.
Mrs. Kohnen, proprietress Of the Le-
land house, was yesterday presented
with silver set by appreciative board
ers
In the district court yesterday, tran
script of judgment wa, given to II. A.
Mady, assignee vs. y. B. Elkins for
T51.65.
AT the last meeting of the school
board, action was taken regarding fur
nishing bonds to the Chicago bank for
the amount of their claim.
George Allis of Upper Otter creek, re-
ceived a severe loss in the Geath of his
I year old SOD at st. Peters Mission this
week. The deceased was not considered
dangerously sick TIL a few days before
his death.
The Great Northern railway in 1893
from its twelve shipping depots, carried
l5S trains Of cattle, and J020 cars OF
sheep, which would average G7,9I0 head
of cattle, and 100000 sheep taken from
the ranges tributary to that transcontl-
mental line.
A mathematician figures a gum.chew
ing girl with jaw play of half an inch
or one inch of travel to each chew, 3(
chews a minute, GO minutes an hour
10 hours day, 300 days in a year, vii
have worked her jaws fraction ovel
| 1913 miles, and this does not count the
talking done at the same time which
would bring the total up to an alarming
figure.
The sole Oleson" company played to
| fairly good house last evening. Had thu
opera house been better lighted and thu
services of good orchestra secured per
haps the play and players would have
been better appreciated. As it wa
much criticism was aroused, not only a
regards the company, but also as to tn
manifest desire of the opera house man
agement to curtail expenses. Tn
people Of this city are generous patron
of amusement but there is limit t.
their forbearance. The opera hous
should be made comfortable. 1t shoul
not be necessary to sit all evening wit
an overcoat on nor eDdanger ones eye
sight by trying to read the program an
by all means let US have an orchestra.