davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-13

LESS than a month remains
for the democrats in congress
to enjoy the pleasure of ruling.
They will have little to regret,
however, as their power has
been at best a bitter sweet to
them.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-13

A LARGER acreage of cotton
is predicted for the coming
season. The wise farmer will
take the hint, and plant a good
ly proportion ofhis cotton fields
in corn. "Verbum sap"
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-13
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 10, 1895

The cattle trade in Southwest
Texas seems to be thriving,
despite the predictions to the
contrary by the high tariff
apostles.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-13

THE Beeville Bee seems to
fear that its county is threaten
ed with too much moisture. It
is a pity the surplus cannot be
sent down this way.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-13
PLAIN MRS. DoMINIs.
Liliuokalani Renounces Her
Rights as Sovereign.


Francisco, Feb. 6.-Lilfuoka-
lani has abdicated in favor of
the Republic
This is by far the most i'm
portant outcome of the late re-
bellfon. The document was
drawn up by A. S. Hartwall, at
the request of the ex-Queen.
It was presented on January 26
to President Dole The doc
ument, according to the word
ing, was executed freely and
voluntarily. 1t was addressed to
the President and said:
"Sir: After full and free con-
sultation with my personal
friends and with my legal ad-
visors, both before and since
my detention by military order
in the executive building, and
acting in conformity with their
advice, and also upon my own
free volition, and in pursuance
of my unalterable belief and
understanding of my duty to
the people Of Hawaii and to
their highest and best interests,
and also for the sake of those
misguided Hawaiians and
others who have recently en-
gagged in rebellion against the
Republic in an attempt to re-
store me to the position of
Queen, which l held prior to
the 18th day of January, 1898,
and without any claim that I
shall become entitled, by reason
of anything that 1 may now
say or do to any other or diff
ferent treatment or consider
alton at the hands of the Gov
eminent than l otherwise could
and might legally receive, 4
now desire to express and make
KNOWN and do hereby express
and make known TO yourself, |
as the only lawful and recogniz-
ed head of the Government, and
to all the people of the Hawaiin
Islands, whether or not they
have yet become citizens of the |
Republic, or are or have been
adherents Of the late monarchy,
and also to al diplomatic and
other foreign representatives in
Hawaiian Islands, to all of
whom l respectfully request
you to cause this statement and
action Of mine to be made
Known as soon as may be-. as
ollows viz:
"In order to avoid any pos
ibility of doubt or misunder-
tanding on the subject, al
hough / do not think that any i
Ioubt OF misunderstanding is '
lther proper OF possible, 1 do
lerepy FULLY and unequivocally
Omit and declare that the Gov
rnment of the Republic of i
laval is the only lawful gov {
rnment of the Hawaiian Islands {
nd that the late Hawaiian e
fonarchy is finally and forever t
nded and no longer of any
gal or actual validity, force S
r effect whatsoever; and 1 do L
ereby forever absolve all per- a
ons whomsoever, whether in Il
lie Hawaiian Islands or else 7
here, from all and every man
er of allegiance or official OBJ
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-13

Bourke Cochran says the fin
ancial problem should be treat
ed as a question Of economics
and not of politics, which is a
very queer thing to say in Con
gress.-Indianapolis News,
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-13
PEOPLEFROZEN TO DEATH

London, Jan. ga heavy
snow storm fell during the
night throughout England, and
severe cold weather prevails.
In Lincolnshire there have been
cases of persons frozen to- death.
Railroad and country reads in
the north are blocked,
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-13

The document includes q copy
of the oath of allegiance taken
by her, and closes:
81 have caused the foregoing
statement to be prepared and
drawn and have signed my
name without having received
the slightest suggestion from
the President OF Hawaii con-
corning the same or any part
thereof, or concerning any &C
ton or course Of my own in the
premises"
The Queens abdication was
not unexpected. In many quart
ers it is looked upon as a rule
to secure clemency when she
appears before the military
court now sitting. 1t is not
generally considered that she is
sincere in making the protest
alton. Since last advices evil
dence of very damaging char
acter has been piled aronnd
her.
She was arrested on a mil
itary va rant on January Is.
No protest was made when the
papers were served on her, and
without del-y she was escorted
to the executive building and
confined in a room, where she
now remains, under guard. On
the evening of the day of her
arrest her house was searched.
with the result of finding the
largest amount of arms and
ammunition at one time since
the present trouble began. The
munitions of war consisted of
"a rifles, II pistols, several
swords, a large amount Of car
tridges and 81 dynamite bombs.
The discovery of the small ar
senal caused a great deal of
indignation among all classes
and proved conclusively that
the ex-Queen was in league
with the rebels.
The following day the pre-
misses were searched again and
a number Of damaging papers
were found. They showed that
was certain of res
toration, as she even went so
far as to have a new Cabinet
made out. 1t was to be com
posed as follows:
Robert w. Wilcox, Minister
If Foreign Affairs.
Samuel Nowlin, Minister of
Charles T. Gulick, Minister of
Finance.
c. w. Ashford Attorney
General,
AS Associate Judges she
FAMED Antoine Rosa and V.
7. Ashford.
w. H. Richard was to be
darshal.
Governors for the different
Stands were selected and a new
was prepared by
'harles T. Gulick. In fact,
verythfng was in readiness for
be restoration.
Arrests for treason and con-
piracy have been numerous
n all, 80 men are under lock
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-13
DAMAGING EVIDENCE,

The Queen made a plea for
the Hawaiians and others who
took part in the rebellion. She
hopes that executive clemencv
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-13

Entered at the POsto ice. browns
willie. Rsxas. ~ seconi-class matter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-09

So, saabiger Serr," erpioerte
gpenb nit ironil6em 2ade!lL vjeet
pei6 i'd mebr ais genug,
nSSas BAIT Ou benn nun 81 tbun be-
idloNe:l?"
o.3u seDen!-9tber baS lit luabr,
Sbr miBt ia ni6t, ooB i'd Srau Glle<
beth unS Sungfer 9aren III bic 0auptz
ltaot be9leite."
Limb luenn Ou babin fonlnlt?"
nOanr gebe i6 sulammen nit beu1
Sdiffer 3u Sr. Wfajeltdt anf' 9 S1loB.
S1 er;able, baB bie5 S1ifT non einenl
Goelmanne fomntt, oeien 9Sappen eine
rotbe Jfo{e i'm blauen Selce seigt.
gastet Sbr nidbt io?"
$lannibal Sebelteo ltDien tief ge~
riibrt ob bieIes Goelmutbs. ,&omn all
ineine Sruit, Sueno 0j0nge, i'd lperbe
Cir biele gSorte nierlalS nerseilen.
9iinim oieien Sting gum stnoenfen all
mid! SIS perOen aud fit mid before
Gage fommen, ebenlo mie cine 2eit
fomnen mag, in Der gu Ser 0ilfe
eines Sreunbes beoarfit. Gam laB bie>
fen Sting Gid erinnern, baB Gu einen
oanfbaren S9uloner bal # !"
Sie ldieben. Cine Stunbe lpdter
glitt bas S9tff nit Speno rnb ben
Uliidtlingen, BON elmer frii6en 8rile
setrieben, in bic offene See binaaS.
(Gortfetuns fpIgt).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-09
1rose Counties.

s3wilden Dem Selieneebirse uno benz
atlautilden S3eane in ben Ser. @taae
ten ltesen neBr als Elm 0useno Gou4ls
ties, bon benen ieoeS mebr alS 5000
enslii6e Quabratmeilen umfa6t. GineS
berielben lit slrooitoot bas norb0itlide
GountD Wlaines. Gs entbdlt $500
Qnabratmeilen, 1T. iomit elm Helm
penig fleiner als @aleS unb AZ Mal
10 groB ais bic 0iepublif 9lnoorra in
ben YDrenaen. Gabe 9onntp Sla.
bat 5000 Suabratmeilen, lpopon 1900
Quaoratmeileu auf bic in benz Gountp
liegenben GuerglabeS entfaflen. Gem
ielben Sldden9ebalt, mie Gabe Gountp,
beiitt ungefaBr Gberrg Gountg, Neb.
9n Miinneiota finDen mir brei @oun=
ties, BON benen leoe8 mebr alS 5000
Suahratmeilen bebedt. gS iinb bies
bic Counties geltrami, 3tasca uno
Ct. 9onis, in meld' lesterem ii6 Die
Staot Oulutb init iiber 1000 Sim
mobnern befinoet. 9babo meilt ;uei
Counties, uno imar bic Counties tSoabo
uno Bingham, auf beren jebeS nebr
oils 10000 Guabratmeilen eutbalt.
Die Counties 8ecoS uno Gl @aIo,
2er., umfaiIeu je 16, 900 Quaoratmei.
len. slrapaboe @ountn Colo. perfiist
iiber elm 9lreal BON $3.50 Quabratmei<
len, unb elm 2beil bieles Sreals mirb
BON Der Stabt Genuer eineenonlmen.
Gin nod gr0beres GountD in Colorado
1T 8outt County nit 5000 Quabratz
meilen. s(n Counties, wel6e mebr ais
5000 Quaoratmeilen Sld6e entbalten,
beiiten ferner Oregon feds, @albing-
ton bret, 0ieoaea uno Californian ie
iieben. Gas gr0Bte GountD in Der
linton 1T San 9ernaSino @ountp, Sal.
@S umfa6t 21,O00 Suaoratmeilen
ooer 5000 Suabratmeilen mebr, als
Die gtaaten Stem 9erlen, Connecticut,
Delamare lnb 0tbobe Sslano sulam.
mengenommen beliten. Der Sld6en>
9ebalt bon Son 9erlturSino Gountp
entlpridt Der Salfte oes Sla1eneebals
tes be8 StaateS 0iew Yorf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-09
observation-disclosures ,,amarps."

Sn Chicago e9iitirt elm GrieTtrdger
9lamenS, 6oB, pelder Wdllionen BON
griefmarfen auf Eager bel, tdgticD 35
bts 40 Srtefe aus allen Melttbeilen
erbalt uno beal1tlportet uno Marfen in
pfuno gadeten perldidt. 0ieIes
yNebengel6dft," hem STOP pdbreno
leiner fur5en Mittagsrait unb s(benos
obltegt, betreibt er leit a9t ooer naun
Sabren. ST peri6affte li6 bamals bie
Norel1en bon alien Srie fmarfenbanb.
lern uno trat nit linen in 9orrelponz
beng. Setne ge5ugsquellen iinb bel,
ieiti9lter slrt. G'enleinniiti9e Nn1tal.
ten Soipit0ler Arden, gonntaase
fdulen, str1ne II. f. II. lanlmeln fiir
tbn uno peroen bafiir besablt. Mlande
Samilien beitreiten auf oiele @eile
tbren Sebensunterbalt. 0ioB banbelt
por5ugsmeiie nit amerifanil6en Mar>
fen uno perienoet bielelben in unaes
beneren Quantitdten fait na9 jebem
Sanoe oes Groballs, bernorrageno nad
Sloafrifa, Deutidlanb tno China.
Sn ben beioen lesteren 2dnoern perben
oie grtefmarfen aud 5rt praftil@en
3neden, mie gum Tape3ieren ooer
oem 0eforiren BON Mobtliar, pertpen<
bet.
8ob erportirt nidt nur eroBe Quans
tttdten 8rtefmarfen, ionoern tmportirt
AUDI lol6e. go finb 6e9nunaen iiber
100000 empfangene beutlae Marfen
ber gemObnli9en 0artetdten BEL ibm
nt6tS 9eltenes. Gr perfauft 6ieIelben
in Quantttdten BON 5000 Els l0O,s
900 Stiid. Gie Marfen meroen bierbet
in fleinen Padeten au le 100 @tiif s,t,
lammengelsgt, iiber's areu3 3u9ebun>
ben uno IN lol6en Quantttatett auians
mengepadt, haB baS @epidt elm Bfunb
betrd9t; ipertbuollere @remplare eeben
etn3eln ab. g(uf Elm PfunS geben 5000
bis 1000 Wfarfen. Marfen Der Ser.
Staaten bon l bis 10 Gents uno aus
ben Sa5ren 1851 bis 1898 iperben
per Gfunb nit SO Gents, 10 gfunb
nit $3.50 uno 100 Gfuno nit $40
besablt. Die aus Der 3eit Dor 1S47
itauamenoen l1nionsmarfen beitsen
elnen erbeblid) b0beren @ertb. Sine
s 52entS>Warfe 06warO BON 1s46
miro nit $3.50, eine blaue BON benz
ielben Sabre nit $3.50 perfauft; Mil<
burD bon l847, 5 Gents (blau), foltet
$1,000, eine friibe 8ratbleborosGis>
gabe elmer 5sGentSsMarfe $500.
Golnmbiide $lzMarfen baben einen
@ertb bon $8. GuBeroroentli6 aeiudt
iinb Marfen bet fonf0berirten Gtaaz
ten. RoB' eigene 8ripatian,mlung ents
hdlt in bret foltbar einsebunoenen
ga6ern eine &olleftion BON $4,000
Mlarfen, fir wel6e er einen ibn1 bon
einem Sem gorfer ansebotenen Yreis
pon $250O leiner .3eit ausi9lus. =
Nls GurioIu Ium nit 8esug ouf ben
lapanii6z6ineiiiden &ries perbient
Grwdbnnns, baB eine iapaniide Dame,
Gbtfa Safuiai. $1,000 Marfen 1T
etner Sammluag an 8ob i6idte. Die
Ratriotin bate bieielben selammelt,
um ben Grtrag Dem SonbS fiir ianitdre
&riess;pede ;ur @erfiisuns su itellen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-09
0as gllter bcr 0dnffe.

Bapit SEQ XIII. fat aul 2. Mars ieis
nen @intritt IN bas 18. Sabr ietnes @on>
tififats unb in iein Sc. 3ebenSiabr ges
feiert. Damit lit er iiber bas Dur1e
iAnittsmaB Der Ssbsnss uno He9iee
rnnss5eit Der Papite meit binausseriieft.
Son Ben 263 Ydpiten, bic man felt Bes
truS 5dblt, baben nur II ldnger regiert
als II Sabre, uno felt Der Riidfebr bes
Paplttbunls BON g(Disnou (137e) baben
nur 16 Pdpite oas so. 3ebeusjabr iiber,
l6ritten. Der liingite bieler 9l6t3igs
idbrigen mar @re9or XVI, Der 1916
TN 9llter bon 80 Sabren unO 8 Mouas
ten itarb. Dann fornlnen @resor XII,
@alirtus II. unb 0eueoift Kill, oie 81
Sabre alt lpurben. Die Ydpite alers
amber VIII. uub Bius vi. ltarben mad
oollenoetem 80. Sabre. Nier pollenoe.
ten oaS s3. Subr: @resor Kill, Sns
nocen3 X, Yenebift XIV. uno Yius
VII. Saul III. itarb NIT "a Sabren
uuo Pius TX. murbe IS Sabre alt, pie
Clemens x. uno Clemens XII. Die
Ydpite, Die felt 1873 bas b06lte Sitter
errei4ten, iino Clemens XII, Der beiz
nabe 50 Sabre alt mar, als er itarb, uno
Saul ", ser nit 80 ,Sabren Papit
WurOe uno i'm 9llter BON SO ,Sabren
itarb. 0On Geo XIII. er3ablt man, er
redne beitimmt baraui, 80 Sabre alt gu
luerben, benu bies lei linn in ieiner Su@
9eno propbe3eit tporoen. Sriiber mar
es allsemeiiier @laube. feiu Bapit werbe
25 Sabre lang resieren, bic 3eit, bic
angebli9 Der Npoitel Petrus Der Ges
meinoe in &om uorseitanoen bat; oies
fer @laube lit iebo9 bur9 8ius TX,
Der 32 Sabre resierte, gu S9anben ses
madt iporben. Der @lau6e fanO io9ar
ieiuen ausbrud TN 9r6nun9ss@eremOs
niell, mo BET celebrireuOe &arbinal benz
neu9epdblten 8apite Die Worte su3us
rufen bate: mon videbis amos Pc
tri p (Du uirit Die Sabre oes 9etrus
ni6t ieben y 9lb9el1afft purSe bieler
3urui 6ur6 8eneoift XIV, BON benz
er36blt wirb, er babe bel ieiner ar0nuns
auf bic Worte mon videbis amos Pc
tri" erwiebert !: ,,Hoc non est de fide p
(OaS lit feline @laubenslat1e y Sb er
es wirtlib geiast bat, ober Oh bic Grs
Sdbluus nur Oie abidaffuns oes 3u>
rnfs na6trd9li9 bat motipireu Iolleu,
oariiber iino bic @elebrten uidt einig.
Erintt &plIamb's 9bee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-09
DR.. priee's Cream Bafine pomoe.
96dFe @eltsMusFeQungs amsseidnune.
cages Nemiafeiteu.
3 II | a n b.

= prdiibeMt @lspelanb bat ertfdrt,
baB peber er nod Der S6abamtsietre.
tdr, trob Der unersuarteten oberbunbess
geri6tiidsn @nti9 ibnung, eine Notbs
menbisfsit fur bic @inberufung bes
@ongreiles gu elmer @rtra.. seliion er.
bliden f6nnten.
= Das n6rblide @anias unb @olos
rabr uur0en am Z. uab 8. Qpril upn
f6meren @tiirmen beimgeiu@t, bic an
ein5elnen Stellen groBen S6aben an;
ridteten. Ser Sturm mar BON far.
fem S@neefall begleitet unb Der 8abn=
perfebr 1T babur6 fart beeintrd6tigt
morben. Nu9 bur1 @anbmeben fnb
oiele Meilen DoH Babnftrede unpai.
iilbar sema6t worben. Sn tiefen Gins
idnitten etma so bis IS MeiIen peits
lid Don Seuper liegt Der 56nee big
gu 40 Sub bod, fobaB felbft bic Spis
Ben Der Selegrapbenpfoteu nibt mebr
aug ben 9dnee berporragen. Nus
Wpoming tpirb beri9tet, 6ab ber Ganbs
furm 10 beftig mar, baB bic aur Greis
legung bes @eIeiies anseiteaten Nrbei.
ter bic Gefdter perbtllten muBten, ba
ibuen bic feinen sanb @rDfalie bic
9aut aeri6nitten. Sm 6fliden @olos
rabo ift iebr biel 8ieb benz rauben Wets
ter gum Opfer sefalIen. Man f6dbt
ben Werluit auf iiber 20 pro3ent.
= Sn Yamnee @ountp, Otlaboma,
hQbsn Dr1riebrGnbe 0rOReu @d1aben
angeriatet. Sie NieberlaHung gbillio
murbe boufdnbig serf6rt unb II Gar.
mer perloren ibre ssfammte 6abe. Nur
nit tnapper gfotb tonnten fie fi9 unb
ibre Samilien in 9i6erbeit bringen.
= General Warner, Senator eSos
mes BON Nebaba, st @ouereBmann
Siblep BON pennfplpaniem, Der Dor.
ausii6tli6e Observation-Disclosures
ber III Der 8ilbung begriffenen sill
berpartei1, unb anbere Gibrer Der
ameritauii@en 8imetalilten, tperoen
i'm 2aufe Der nd9ften Wo1e In Dens
Der, @ol., gu elmer @onferen3 5uiams
mentreten, um einen plan fur ibre Wa.
tional @ampagne au entperfeu. Ses
ionbers an Der pacifictHfe min man
eine febr lebbafte Nsitatiou betreiben.
Muslanb.
- Nus @briliiauia fommen Na6s
ri6ten, tpel9e barauf f6liebem lifIen,
bob Der @onf1ift 3mii6en benz 5tor.
thing unb benz &6nig gbriiiian nod
5u einem 4riege atpii6en Shweben
unb ytormeeen ftibren merbe. Sem
Stortbing 1T cine 8orlage sugeaans
gen, tpeI1e bic 8emilligung BON 4 Wtils
Iionen &ronem fur ben 8au neuer Ban.
3erfdiffe nerIangt. Nu9 far Munition
unb fur bic 8olenbung beri9iebener
Raitens6ort8 tperben groBe 9ummeu
berlangt.
= Sn 2onbon murbe bas @eru6t
in llmlauf eeiebt. baB Oscar Wilbe i'm
@efdnanib Selbfmorb besansen babe.
gs itellte i6 iebp9 balb beraus, baB
bas @era@t D0llis uabesriinbet mar.
- Nus Dong Song tpirb beri9tet,
baB In ber Ndbe ber pescabores eSns
leln 40 iapaneiif6e Grieesf6iife bor
Gnfer gesansen iinb. Dieie S9iffe
berIieBen Sapan am Sage Dor benz
Ibf6lnB bes WafenitiGfanbs. I'm
3u nerbinbern, bob fie iofort mad elmer
epentuellen auibebung bes Wafsn1iils
itanbes &anton ansreifen, III Der Gins
gang gum 9afen bon aanton nit 5ors
peboes abgeiperrt morben.
- Wr. peel, ber langidbrige 5pres
der bes britif6en rnterbauies, elm
Sobn beg beriibmten enslii6en Staats.
manns &obert peel, bat bas Spre.
9ersGmt aus @efunObeits @idf6ten
niebergelegt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-09
ZWElC CESCHEFT: Ecke Commerce. und East Strasse
fnm aufmataue ga6ung guOgre
=. WOLFSON. MAIN PLAZA.

'una ole Yelatuns .in b06iter @e-
mitbsrube' einen 9orpebo an ben 9iel
ees feinbli6en g6iffes le9en, I'm es
tn bic 9uft gu iprensen. Sin Weooell
bieles Scotes lit fiirslid In Melbourne
problrt moroen; Die gerllide iolfen
boalt befrieoigen6 olisaefallen iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-09

unterieeii9eS 8oot. Sn
auitralien bat Elm Wlr. SeDmour 9llen
elm unterieeiIdeS SOot erfl,noen, wel>
dies nod ieiner &ebauptung bret Gage
unter s9alier bleiben, jeoe Qiefe errei,
den uno ebenlo idnell unter glailer
mie auf Der Sberflade fabren fam.
Ger 8einb wiro gar ni6ts bon Der
@nndheruna bes 8Ootes aeipabr. ,inb 70
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-09

Srintt Spaanb's 4bee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-09

0aiolin Oefen reparirt unb rel.
nigt unb ole entipre9enben Nrbeiteu
fiibrt unter @arantie prompt aus
Nobert Stra d,
los Wets1oufonsS StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-09

- S/ss ts'.e pAisD WV fIs"s'os"-
ftoffen bergefellt un6 BET te6em &5rper5a.
ftano uni6d6lid. Sie MAIDEN fetne bejonbe.
rem Herbaltungsuabreseln notbtpeubig.
Gle furiren 8ilioftdt, gaffriiaes aopf.
ipeb, Sartleibisfeit, periduerten Wa8en,
6alpien unb aufftoBeu, Sobbreurien,
Gdmcr3en mad ben Ufablseiten uub dbnli4e
@t6ruusen ber 2eber, beS Ragens uub bss
Gingeiueibe.
NOutsomerb, Orange Co., n. D.
DR.. Yierce: @ertber Serr l-Blntenbs
6dmorrboibert beruria9ten mir unid9liAe
DUAL. Sag nnb Nadt fonnte Id feline Gin.
berung ffnben, bis t4 anfns Sbre "Pleas.
ant Pellets" ,u aebrau4eu. Sest bin idt
felt ,rpet ober mebr Sabren ni@t mshr NIT
3dtaorrboiben seplast. @eun i4 anfanss
gsrftopfnmssipmptome sn eupfubem, uebme
id etne Dofis BON DR.. pierces PLEASANT
Pellets" unb am uaGReu Gag III alIer Iru.
bel tues.
zzx cAse-4M-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-09

Dr.. prices Cream Batting pomoer.
@eltsausiteauaas @ebail(e unn 9iplOm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-09
11e6eraa tit Der @elt

ftno DR.. Yierce's "Pleas-
ant Pellets" befannt.
.Ste resen bic eeber tpeit
Z irdftiser ja seiunber
Ebdtisfett an, als bic aft.
ntobiidea 2artrptllerl, 8alo.
mel pber oftbereuBrGndrate.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-06-07
JACKSONUTTT,n

Edward Goddard has bought Charles f.
Putnam's double house and will occupy
one tenement himself
James o. Corse has moved to the house
he lately bought of H. G. Porter, known
as the Kingsley house.
G. S. Goodnow, NJ. A. Butterfield and
w. W. Stowe have been to Brattleboro,
Bellows Falls and other places in the inter
est of the creamery.
We see more Improvements going on all
around. This is one of the neatest little
villages, so far as the residences 60, you
will find in a long travel, and WI H0ast
"white paint"
The school board met at Superintendent
BTttertield's last Tuesday and selected
books for the town as follows: Readers,
normal course; spoilers, Gilbert's; hsto-
ry, Ellis; writing, Ellsworth; arithmetic,
Greenleaf's primary and complete, and
Werner's mental; grammar, Goddard IL
Southworth and Raub; civil government,
Mowry; history of Vermont, Conant.
They made no selection in geography and
physiology, but will continue the use of
Buffers geography and Brands physiology.
Asahel Gore and Mrs. Caroline L. Chase
have moved to their new home and we
welcome them to our town.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-06-07
BROORLINB e.

1t is expected that work will begin on
the Baptist chapel this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams of Peru are visiting
with their niece, Mrs. Geo. Gardner
The Brookline lodge, l. o. G.. I. is feel
ing encouraged, as five new members nave
been admitted in the last four weeks.
Next Sunday will be observed at the
Baptist church as Children's day, its ap-
propriate exercises taking the place OF the
usual morning services.
Rev. H. E. Parker, who was an eye wit
ness to the Johnstown flood of May 81,
1889, will speak upon his personal expe-
riences and escape at that time, at the
Methodist chapel, Tuesday, June II, at 8
o'clock. Prof. H. r. Parker of Providence,
RI, will assist as cornetist and tenor So
loist. The ladies will serve supper A
small admission fee will be charged.
At the semi-annual election of officers of
the Christian Endeavor society Sunday
evening, nearly the same board of officers
was elected and the committees were but
slightly changed. The list is, president,
Miss Nella Morse; vice president, Clarence
Bush; recording secretary, Mrs. A. A.
Austin; corresponding secretary, Mrs. ii.
A. Bush; treasurer, Mrs. c. NJ. Robbins
Chairmen of committees are these: Prayer
meeting, Ernest White; lookout, ii. A.
Bush; music, Mrs. Edith Cutler; mission
airy, Mrs. l.. w. Bush Arthur Robbins and
Clarence Bush were chosen delegates to the
International convention at Boston in July
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-06-07
JAMAICA.

C. H. Tayntor left here Tuesday for
New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Josin are visiting in
New Hampshire.
Mrs. Carrie Head of Worcester, Mass,
is caring for her son, Frank Gleason, who
is very low with consumption.
Several from this place were called to
the Bennington county court at Manches-
ter, Wednesday, on the case of Samuel
Castle VS.. the town of Jamaica, brought for
keeping a town pauper.
Scott Relief corps will serve strawberries
and ice cream at Grand Army hall Tues
day evening, June IL, from to o'clock.
All are invited to attend. The women of
the corps extend thanks to all who fur
nished food, work, ETC., for the dinner on
Memorial day.