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Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

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Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

FRIDAY would hardly have been
known by the general citizen as Wash
ington's Birth Day bnt for the fact
That the banks and schools took holiday
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

IHE subject of most weighty con-
slderation by our people for the next
I6ur days-the Town Election next
Monday. N0A' =
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

The regular meeting of the Kings
Daughters Circle will be held this
evening at the home of Mis-. Annie
Jones, at O'Clock. SFC
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

4. Y. FAIRIES, on our first page, calls
the attention of farmers to his snnnIv
Ior spring use-eOllars, harness. hard
ware, &c. -S' -"' u
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

LOST.-A moss agate set from a cuff
button. II is fiat, and of an elipticaI
shape. The finder will be rewarded
Oy returning same to this Office.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

THIS February has the singular rec.
ORD OF not having a night in which il
ala not freeze, and almost the same
could be said for January.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

LENTEN services commence at ST
refers to-day Wednesday and Friday
at II o'clock a. m; Mondays, TUESDAYS
and Thursdays, at p. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16

sons of liberty dread the lions mouth
of the inquisiuon IN Venice centuries
ago. Now. sir. facts which are not UNI
known 10 yourself demonstrate That the
secret principle of conduct Ia the order
is the political push rulai, all others
must be- political cay In the hands Of
these official plotters. Whom the of
fetal push PROTECTS and exalts us its
creature is exalted regardless of tight
aud justice and whom the official push
seeks 10 destroy. he must be destroyed.
Is this what protection TO American in
sttutlous results ing II 80. we need an
Organization that viii guarantee protcc-
ton to individual liberty from the un-
lawful deeds OF these self-st led pro-
tectors. What use have we of the insti-
futon II there are no independent cit
liens to use them2
when | entered the order was told
that II was not a political organization.
but an order destined for patriotic edu.
cation In which the rights Of citizenship
were superior to partisan politics | was
given to understand that II opposed DIES.
potsm and nhomlnatcd tyranny. hut
experience teaches me that the purpose
Of its leaders today Is the establishment
of lawlcss antl-rel gious dcspotism In
order TO fight the despotic principles Of
religious zealotsm. | remain respectful.
| ly yours, Walter Sims"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16

beaumont. TeSas, October H.-Mayor w.
A. Ives has Issued n proclamation calllnr
m election for Tuesday. october p, Al
which successors to Aldermen ". W.
Green and a. Salleder. resigned win br
elected. The vacancies to be MED dry
In the Second and Third wards resroot-
Noly, the polling place, as designated m
the prJc.amatcn, Is In the First ward
Mt the city hall and II is sail the candl,
dates viii br elected bv vote at large
Messrs. @. G. George ana II. p, Osset
the gentlemen who have purchased tha
Redumont Fl rniture IA tory Rant retcrn.
ed from New iberia this morning and
have begun overhauling tho building hhj
machinery preparatory TO starting up a
sash. door and blind factory. The gen,
tlnnen expect to begin work within two
weeks,
Thu ~ q. Fields Minstrel company play
ed to crowded house In this city tn.
nipht.
The Gulf and Interstate railway tni
been completed beyond the new town oil
Winnie, In Chambers county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16

Now IL q coed time for 'rt Former who
IA anxious TO stock his farm with pure
bred poultry, to make his purchnesa ~
good fowls lir9edors are tficn Will Ing 10
SCH chem In the ian rather tran TO carry
their stock ever.
Put iincture of iron, a teospof nful 10 no
gallon. In the drinking water OF the lows
II In an excellent tonic.
II you are going TO pack eggs for winter
use. reject those from hens with which
the cocks have moi run. EGGS containing
no germs keen much better thon others
Do not let lilo pigs nononollze all the
"clabber milk" Your fowls Ike II. and Il
II good for them.
Provide good winter quarters for your
ducks md feed plenty OF graft during
the winter, no az TO start them laying
early IN the suring. n yon don't raise
dn''ta II would my you TO lrvesilVate
They DO not occasion as much trouble re-
come folks think. ana there's money In
them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16

Rosenberg. Texas. October h.-"Roson-
berg Junction no more. This honrlshing
young city of Fort Bend county Is doing
business on her own account. within the
past twelve months. without N boom. she
las leaped forward with amazing strides.
The spread of tie town has been such
that lately 300 acre plat Ohe McNnhb
tract has been added to the town proper
on the southwest. divided into ten, twenty
and foltv-acre lots. to meet the dci6
OF TIE growing city. In addition to this.
on the south further tract OF seventy
acres has been added and divided into
building and business lots. Settlers are
coming in weekly and investing. The
soil adjoining Is the famous black waxy,
which never fails 10 produce heavy crops,
A spirit OF thrift and activity Ia evident
roads and streets neatly grad.1. Though
AT the junction OF three roads, the town Is
locking forward TO being on the Wrc OF
q fourth. the Velasco and Northern The
Post has a heavy daily list OF readers
and a growing circulation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16

The unusually hrge crop Of corn WIN
no doubt induce many formers TO make
the Kind ~ haste In harvesting their corn
hat In the end means waste. The crib.
tlrg Of corn IL more lrnuortant nniier
than many OF us often imagine. Corn
that heats In the crib is sure Of oelue
lest. and every bad ear spoilq Its neigh
Dor. rs certainly az Dies n rotten npnie
IN n barrel. The farmer should be certain
that the corn 3 thoroughly cured bffore
beginning crihbinR. After that, push thr
work as rapidly AZ possible II must he
husked, cleaned and thoroughly sheltered
from the weather The leaving Of the
,ilk on corn IN like Offering a prcmlun TO
mico TO take up their abode In the crib.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16
IN ooronnn.



Here where the clematls fingers
Through chilly October dhvs,
And woodbine with weakening tinf era,
SIN clings whore the sulnucs blazN,
The sparrows they twitier and twbter.
AS singing TO souls In palm
But the autumn N bitter, bitter,
To my heart whose love lies slain.
BY the ono heart priced. forgotten,
Though never can forget.
Faith ruthlcRsly ruined and rotten,
And buried beneath regrsti
Here where the dew In falling
In the weeping October nights.
And the wild geese, passing, are Gaining
Honrsely to each In their niyhts.
The cricket u peacefully dronlng,
As soothing the souls In palm
But the autumn IN ever moaning
To my heart whose love lies slaint
BY the one heart priced forgotten.
Though ! never can for get.
Faith ruthlessly ruined and rotten.
And buried beneath regretl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16

never be as good again as he now Is, and
Il is not TO be expected He's right enough
to win II they fight"
Joe vendig. the Florida Athletic club's
manager. thinlsn Corbett Is IN the pink
OF condition and as good as he ever was.
Colonel r. q, Lynn and Mr.. lobe Wall
both think that corbett looks wcil and
IL ~ TO successfully battle with the Aus
trallan.
Al Smith. one OF corhett's hacltors. OK
pressed himself a. delighted with tho
champions condition, and feels confident
that the next four weeks VIII TX him as
fine az n flddle.
John =. Eoithnrdt said. ''Iio Is not tn,
man he was by lena shot. Any one not
rreiudlced could plainly zee that he has
fHllen away and Lost his old vini nn1
speed The fact that o'Donncil landcd
on MIN dozen or moro tlines goes 20
SNOW that Fitz would have no trouhio IN
seiting AZ aim or course. everybody
Knows whnt would happen 10 corbott In
the Australian landed on him like O'nor-
rel did, My orinion ls that Corhet, IL
not the mAn that he was, aud thpt "a
plonshin hattie"
The ph'ledelrhle Inquirer nrlnfs an In.
terNiew with KID" Gleason tho WI
known hnse hali rlaver and lnt,,,e,e
friend OF Pugillst Corhett, In which Glea-
son II made 20 say that the chamniou
hsd said 70 him that " his health did not
improve therc would be no n, III.
The champion - quoted rs saving. "J q,
me tell YOU that n YOU scc me IN the rinr
NJ DnIns next month IN 10 Mt In hn.,te
for my NO II 7 ON not In good h nj Ii
tNerc WI be no 0rht. as do not care %
inle chances @'ih any man, II I z, mo
tNe rlng You can hst YOUR hottoin dollar
That I'm well pnA N 10 0vi,t. and vcu
con also her nat IN liok Ftzsiw~ors
about AZ eHsy as any man i've over m
New MIND YOU. N I 10 into tho rio,. ~
10 wcll ronn aud n my tea''h aora NOT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16

display OF cattle In this class owned by
$40.
tlass XII. Devon GrRdes--Rcst COW 9
Seors old or over. s.; best COW years old
ana under ?. s.; best heifor year OLD and
uiler 2, $751; best hvifer calf, g. best display
OF cattle In this class owned by one man
or company. rHe heud or over. $40.
Class Mi. Dairy-Best three pounds OF
huiter, 's best three pounds OF homemade
cheese. 50.
Meritorious exhibits not lifted will ~.
ceivo awards. Complete catalogue fur.
nished upon application.
Frederick w. Mally.
Secretary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16

Olive. Texas. October if.-Profcssor r..
n. Fielda. principal Of the colored school
here. was kiiied yesterday at the residence
Of Bob Mckinney. about fifteen miles from
this place. He was placing two gum In
a zig, when the hammer Of one OF them.
a ll--aliber Winchester. caught, causing
the iiirchnrRe OF the gun. the ball pasHlng
clear through the body. His death enaued
In about thirty minutcs The deceased
and eolored.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16

Orarge, Texas October 1.-THE fall
term OF district court began this morning,
with Judge S. r. West on the bench The
grand Jury was empanaeled. as follows
d. II. Noteworthy. foreman; f. W. Dam
croft, David Bland n. W. Singlotary,
W. o. Morgan. ]. c Turner. c. h. Pevots
Fred Smith. II. d. Sells, -. B Thomas.
C. d. Payne and Pete Minor The Judge
charged the jury specifically to TOOL;
closely into such ofenses as tend TO cor
rupt and sap The morals OF the young peo-
pie. The whole charge was impressive
and to the point. The civil docket was
sounded and the court took up the crlm-
lnal docket at O'Clock this afternoon.
Visiting lawyers In attendance are; Dis
trict Attorney W. r. Nlcks OF Woodville.
J. #. syler OF Newton. Sam r. Perry
mnn of Houston. W. w. Cruye OF Kounize,
Hal W. Greer. George w. o'Rrlen George
c. oBrien, W. II. Ford OF beaumont.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16
Adjourned 10 ? O'Clock n. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.


Lyons, Burleson County, Tex a.. October
ia protrncted meeting was begun here
under canvas on October 4 by rev. T, V.
Childrehs and son. asaistoi by Reva
Moore and Lindsay. which Inns been a
great success resulting In forty CONVEX
hlons and an Increased mon bcrship OF
twcnty-eight 10 tho MethO1is. Episcopal
church, l, was the Intention to close ths
meeting this evening, but the outlook
for greater rcHults determined It's con-
tinuntion through the present week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16

washington StAr
Lord Rosobery'a health Is said 10 have
improved since lie gave up his office.
This illustrates one of the dlfferen iea be-
tween Lord Rosebefy and tho average
American politician,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16

Palestine. Texas, October is.-At the
last meeting OF the city council an or
finance wns passed levying the taxes for
iSt rs fOilowPs General purpose. %, school
?s street Enforcement .0z street and
bridge Is. school house Is. funding notes
.os. total 90 cents; and a poll tex oil q on
all male Inhabitants between the agss OF
~ and 90 years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16

Washington Star
II Is all nonsense for a few literary
poople TO try to convince the world thut
European people havo had a high regard
iOr AHsfttHIi.. Just watch the average
a vifo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16

Victoria, Texas. October N.-Rev. DR..
Dabney formerly OF the University of
Texns, now residing here. preached a
very able sermon at the Presbyterian
chi reh yesterday on the subject Of mil-
Fions
rev. a. w Bnrronehs. rector Of Trinity
Fpirt raj church. VIII re'irn this eli
frrm Long Hill. Conn. where he ani his
rnrnlv have heen visiting sArviria will be
hele In that church next Sund1y.
rov. Faiher wver viii hold a "mls-
sion" Mt nm early date. In which he Will
be assisted by ne'ghhoring priests.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16
- -
sNiITHvILLIs.


Nperous ihttIe Town on the
Katy.
M ',lFille. Texas, October il.-SmIth-
III ~ baHtrop county. Is today one Of
|.s,, prosperous liitle towns IN the
lons II Is The terminal OF three divl-
LT,s.et me Missouri. Kansas and Texas
Eha,sF, tly round houae. machine and
Ies. shops for these divisions being
~ ri TINS point. and has monthly
|tion averaging $4,000, and ponu-
VI ABOUT 200 within It's corporate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-16
THE BAPTlSTS At BELTON.
A Number Of Reports Submitted and
Disposed Of.
WILL MEET IN HOUSTON NEXT YEAR.


Bolton, Texas, October iis--The eonyen.
tion met at y!s0 a. nj
A resolution TO consider the subject Of
building nav churches was referred 70 a
committee. with j. A. Carroll as e,,lir-
man. to report during this mtodng.
Committee ON old ministers rsief fund
Reported and the report was tabled sub
Jeot 20 call.
kesoiuuons congra,uiating the governor
OF Arkansas on ms atl.uao toward prizs
fighting wcgo adopted.
a rcsoluuon nign.y eommendatory OF
Governor Cuiberson. the s,h,e oniesrs GnI
legislature WAS passed lac sa,urlay
night
The committee on election OF hoard %
trustees Tor Baylor university r,cym-
tided the reelection OF the ald h0vrd
with the nldition thereto OF o. S. La,u-
more Levi Anderson aud II. $. Hicks.
Adopted.
Committee on time, place and rr a her
Of ntNi convention reported IN the T. ne
day before the second Lords diy " o to-
bcr AS the time, Houston ns the place uud
Rev a. u. Mitchell OF Austin 40 preacher.
hfter n faint effort to substitute w 90
for Houeton tho report was unanimously
adopted.
1he two missionaries married s1tu d'v
nFht uauc the convention rare" ell ana
after many wor of cheer ard pmver
for their welfare and success. left ON their
way to BRAIN
A prayer OF thanks for DIR, Bu"lesc1's
recovery was delivered by tho president
Of the convention.
Rerort OF board Of trustees ~ Hnylor
university was read and adopted Two re-.
Port exonerated tho pros dent and cul'y
~ the un'v rsity In tre case NJ Ant Mo
Pcsccho who was never a charity pup1.
never an inmate Of Georgia Hurl,s
hail. hut dnv hoaricr wrose tuition -rls
regularly maid aNd lcfi with Mr.. nni Mrs.
Hurleson as servant by MIR. z. c. Tay-
lor.
Adjourned 20 ? O'Clock n. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Committee report on Bible work was
adopted. ns were reports n the com'rit-
tee IN ministerial education. on for i'm
reputation. on American rGruint'o1 on
nomination ~ tris'ccg for Rqy'Nr col eve
AZ Rclton, on old minis'ers' re'ef rind,
on recommending board Of convention
trusiees and rcnor' on a'atlR'Ica.
peporl on nuckner'' Orrhnns' homo was
re7d and action deferred until evening
scvslnn
mittod
Adjourned un,n T.so
Abendblatt., 1895-02-12

@ie 6iib19 fie mar! Was IoQte ib tbun
63lief ite DDer i6Gmte 1e 1i8? Natiirlif
59ltef lie. Ser Sturm mar poriiber, ie fpq1
nun unru6ig. Die Ianft gei9GOiIenen Clip
pen fagten mir, oaB fe reuig mar u1D iid
na9 @ergebung febnte. Sd fpoate nt4t aui
lire Trage antnorten, t9 fpolte MIDI duf i9r
Eager Ieben urb lie nit eiilem &uIIe eripez
den, SD ppQte lpie Der Brin8 I'M 0prnrDsz
9en 6anbeln. Die alte Giebe fpiirbe pie0erz
fe6ren! Sd ndberte MIDI auF ben 3eben=
Iptber, nur nod einige 3peifel beoenD, ME
mein @erben Inn 8er106nunq uuTqenomz
men iperben tpiirbe. 8iirbe iie meine 2ie6z
tofungen erpiDern? Der 6immel oQein
tpuBte es.
SD tntete an ibrer Settle neben Dem Gu
p9a nieoer unb preBte meine 2ippen ul;f Die
ibren, inbem i'd MIDI iiber 1te beugte .
. @pttl
SD fprong ouf, Ser Munb ioar feudt
pie Der zines Soften, ME @rubeshau6. eyf
ergriff tbr 0dnogelent tein GulsI 6tQq.
Sd legte meine 9ano ouf ibr 9er8 , fem
&lopfen. SD beriu9te fe gu erbeben, a6er
%traftlOS entglitt Der &0rper meiner 3~ittern=
ben 0anb unb ftel ouf ben 8pben nie0er.
9ie bdl6geDffneten Nugenliber lieBen biz
~talten, grauen Nltgen leben, Die nun eineu
perIteinerten Slid botten.
Spbt!
BON @e~iptfenS6then gefpltert, baB @nno
9eftorben mar, beDor 5e mir perqeben bate.
Tanf i9 neben ibrem &0rper nie6er. oyf
mar unfGbig, ba8 f6refli9e unglUd gu
iiferlegen ooer 81 periteben, bds iiber mid
getDmmer mar.
Wie mar Elm foG9es @6idfal iiber fe qe=
tommen? SoQte ite fi9 fel6F qetDbtet ia
ben? Netn, bas par f~piber1inniq.
Sd ~itiir3te na6 Dem 2t6te, bob es b66er
unb fab an met1rem 0en1benpaB einen 6eQ=
rptben 8l1ttfleden. @enauer 6infe6enb, BE-
mertte i'd etnen glet4en Sled auf t6rer
8ruit.
Sin MOrb! Metne arme Grau mar err
npr0et!
Wteber un0 pteber preBte i6 in Der Mngi1
meines S9mer3es i6ren falten &Drper an
metne 8rut, Damn riB t9, Du tb ben 8lut=
fleden auf t6rem tpetBen &leibe fa6, ba1elbt
cuff un0 fano geraoe iiber benz 6er3en eint
WunOe, Die ni9t einen bal6en 3oQ lano
mar, aber 70 ttef pte Elm @6pertti6. s
@ott, tpeiIen Wert mar bas2 Mie Iiebte id
bic mir u auf epig @ntrifene. DIS tf
be neben ibr auf benz 8oben fniete, erin.
nerte i'd MIDI tbrer fifteen Sugenb, aGs I'M
Iere 2iebe jung mar.
8ar id i'm Srrtbum, ober Dffnete fif
leife Die Tlurt9iir, Die tb gef9loiI en- bate
unb purbe fte niht pteber 3ugema9t?
Sd 1pra1g 81 unb 0ffnete ie melt,
@mmpinpn SrnfpIhpi+
Sine M}enge beri@iebener @ebanfen audi
ten bur9 metn 0trn, 6. tpiirbe mid nibi
Dertbetotgen, tpenn t3 na9 Der Boli5ei gtnQ
Ober bic 9ausgenofen 3uIammenrief,
lSortIebun9 foGQt.l
Abendblatt., 1895-02-12
@te 9lmfnnft Dee ,,@asepame.I.

Mit Der gliidli9en Mnfunft bes fran3Gz
ff6sn Seebampfers ga @ascogne", auf
Die man na4 neuntGgigem Morten faunt
me6r gu boffen 9epagt, 1T ni4t Ii ben
@nge60rtgen Der auf Dem S9tffe beftnbz
It9en 372 MenI9en, unb au9 nt3t BLOB
ben @tgent6Imern beS 9ampfers, ionberr
Den 2eitern unb Gigent6iimern idmmtltber
ben 8ertebr 3ipi1@en Mmerita un0 europa
bermitteGnber perionenDampfer Elm f3tperer
Stein bDm 0er3en gefalen unb au4 bom
te9niI9en Stanbpuntte cine grDBe Sreube
bereitet morben. 0enn abgeIe6en DabDn,
baB bas bDQtge &erf3mtnben Der n@as=
Cpgne" Die bur9 ben ltntergang Der y@lbe"
13pn auf cine %3eitlung fart er6D6te unluft
an elmer SeeretIe, nod bebeutenb bermebrt
bdtte, nGre au9 Das Nertrauen in Die Miz
bertdnbsfdbigteit unierer SeeT3iffe alf
LANCE 3eit binau8 i9tper erf9ittert tpDrben,
90 aber bat bic moberne 99iffs6autunit
nit Der &ettung Der n@dScD91e" unter 10
niDrtgen ltmitGnben, in etnem unpetter o}f
Gee, tpte fi9 beIIen bic Glteiten 39eeriadeu
taum 3u erinnern ipiITen, etnen groBarttgen
Sriunpb gefeiert.
SageGang nit gebro9ener Ma16ine DEM
fiir4terlt4iten @turme p~reiSgegeben gu ieir,
BEL einem @~pgengange, Der es taum m09(i6
ma9te, an Der MaT9ine bic nptbOiirftigiten
&eparaturen bor3unebmen, unb ale Dtefc
0tbertpdrttgteiten b0lig unOerfe6rt gu iibsr>
tpinoen, 1T cine 2eiitung, auf Die bic @r>
bauer Der n@a8cOgne" po6l NIT Re9t Itol3
fem biirfen unb bic au9 bic @rbauer anberer
@eetoGofie po6l NIT bere9tigtem Stol5e err
fiQen mag.
&u4 Der Agent Der 9ampH9ifffa6rts9ez
ieuf6aft in Gep gort, 9err 6orget, barf
ii9 ieiner 3ubert@t unb mod mebr ietner
8ere9nungsgabe riibmen, benin feline On
nobme, baB bas S4tff f9on am 3peitea
Ober britten Sage na4 Ietner Mbfa6rt an
feiner Mai@ine S6aben genommen BADEN
miiRe, bat fu4 alS rtGtig ertpieIen.
9en Sran3ofen in Netp gorf, bic geitern
beim @intreffen Der &unbe bpn Der gliid.
It4en @~rrettung Des @hiffes betnabe aus
benz 9dus6en geratben finb, gDnnen mir Bic
Sreuoe; IS mag etnasg}ationaltol3 mttbabet
getpefen fem, aber Elm @plt, baS feinen Sea-
ttonalftol5 6eitBt, tann au3 feline e9te Sreube
empftn0en.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-12

braAt! ga in %unferer 3ett 1T bic 2uft init
8eformibeen iiberlaben, aber eS fommt n4r
Ielten sur griinbIihen 6 n loOung. ltnb
nir- penn mir uns 81 ben guten Menf9en
re0nen tpouen = tperben un5 infer @ebirn
nod lange 3ermartern miifen, penn ipir
cine Nb6ilfe gegen Die geFabren, Die un5
bOn auen Setten bebrpben, finben poIIen,
Sci un5 lit ba5 @oltsgepiRsn nod nt9t
D6uig ertpa@t, Tonbern bat nur nit einem
@uge unter Der 9ede 6erOorgegudt,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-12

- Sn Meran 1T Der a1s 9iftorifer be-
fannie 8enebiftiner P. GOleftin Stompfer
i'm glitter bpn II Sabren geftorben. Gr mar
gu 8urqeiS i'm @intI9gau 9ebore11, trat nit
% Sa6ren in ben Srben Der 8eneOifttner gu
Marienberg unb pirtte felt 1852 ais 2e6rer
an @pmna1ium in Meran. Die tiro1ii4e
@eidt6tsforf9ung 1T burb i'm Inn cine
groBe 3abl berbienftDoQer @9rtften berei=
6ert morben. @s 1eien ba nur feline bic Maz
iafrage betreffenben Stubien, feline Sc
f3i3te Merans, bic @eI9ibte beg 5anbz
ntrt9S,bie @ef6t6te Der @4GOfer lnb Bur
gen pon Mteran unb umgebung angefi6rt.
Die Stabt Wteran bat ben beliebte1 2ebrer
lt1o emft9en SorI4er gu ibrem @9renbiirz
ger ernQnnt.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-12
GiPen6aRn~ GaRrpRdne.

GSblcago & 9tortbtpe itern=Giiemba6m. - Gtfet
O1ttces: ytos. 206-209 @~lort=GtraBe, an Der
Safle0 aoeuue Station nnb om 9epot Gde Weus,
uno &tnaiesStroBe.
0bfohrt S(ufurf}
Abendblatt., 1895-02-12

= Stun BADEN mir audi ben o9onne Goz
ION Cd" be88tf9ofs SALOONS unb atoar nit
ten in Der 90ble bes Q0pen, i'm 9er8en Der
@taOt Orin. 9ie ngrOBartige Gr0fFmng"
bat nO6 ntbt itdttgefunben, benin oa5 9ota!,
bas biS6er einen Saloon" Der oIten @orte
beberbergt 6at, muB mod erit uusgerGu4ert
unb nit &aud3immer unb 8i6e %ouSgerii=
itet perben. I'm 3ebn Sent YoG man bort
cine gan5e Mabl3eit betOmmen. 0as t0trb
natiirIi4 Die 6auPtan3ie6ung5truft bitoen
unb bonn Salon" pir6 it4 gar man9er
na3 Dem nSalubn" nebenan Der3iebcn u1b
Die iiblen Na9pirfungen beS 5emperen3z
gef0ffs bur3 einen ftrammen nGpdtoil"
ab3ui4pG9en fu9en.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-12

- Sen Srauen tpiini9en mir Slid, ,, +,
ienen, Die bos Slid gu piirbigen niffen,
Sbre Emancipation" mo9t rtefige SORT
f3rttte. SIN llnterbaufe Der StaotsgeIebz
gebung BON GaItfornien purbe Elm Mntrag,
Der barauf ob3ielte, Der @pencer'T4en 8tq
fir @erIeibung bes Woblre9t5 an bic
Srauen gang fo9te ben 9aGS um5uoreben,
NIT 48 gegn 80 Stimmen abget6an unb in
2~(ri3Ona gelangte cine GbnIi6e 8tQ mil
3tpeibrttteIn Der Gtimmen CUR &%nna3me.
9as @erbdngniB i6reitet RAID,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-12
~ Union po6eneer Station.
[yIgnnSyIVdnid LINES.
NI0o,15- No,oT + 11N y3 0ifot 9fv-
9l0ame:, 0anaI= Mn0 Wsa0tfoMs 70.

9ifet=Offces: An Der station, in 248 9. GIarh
StroBe, SIDE Sodion, uno i'm Nuoitoriunls9o teL.
Surts3l9e tobreu pie folgt nab @entrolE3ett:
e&6alLh. tSGNIih. ouRnenomnieM Spnnto0s
Abendblatt., 1895-02-12

9ue 0eut9teiten i'm 9tbenb6latt fir mr.
l Sent.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-12

Nbteaeo & GaTtern Sutmots G~t1embabn. -
StdetsCfftcss 230 glort.Str.. Nubitortum.lnneI
Ino R~aTo9tersStotiou, 9earbDru. uno BpIt=Str.
&d9ltb. tSounto9s auSgen. Ibfabrt anfunfs
Abendblatt., 1895-02-12

SGQlib. gG9Iidb, auS9enpnlr1en @onrtoQs.
! S09lt6, onsQenOmmen Samit0QS. Sd9lt9, aus
%geuonmen WtDntnQS. s 9tur SolutaQs.
SsRStdt8am GcntraI, n. 9. 6. 8 8. st. unb 3. &
A~~ u. VI. 8.-nTbe Nio9ora Sans Stoute". Sidet.
OFFICES, 81 Slarf CIR. uuo Stationen IL. Str. unb 9ors
Gtpp, %. Ctr, SO. Ctr. unb Spbe Dorf.