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Birmingham state herald., 1896-09-08
Hermitage will put up in Birmingham and suburbs. (Read the State Herald.) Her. mitage Sign Co.,, Birmingham, Aia.
PERSONAL.

Mr. E. M. Gipson of Lewl,burg, Tenp., stock buyer for the Birmingham Packing company, is in the city. He brought with him from Tennessee three car loads of fine stock.
 Among the prominent democrats in Birmingham yesterday were noticed Col E. W. Booker of Shelby Springs, w. T. l.. Caper of Cullman and T. l.. Bulger of Tallapoosa. ..-a,.
 MT. R. F. Beasley travelling passenger agent of the Louisville and Nashville, has returned from Indianapolis, where he was in attendance upon the sound money" convention.
 MT. and Mrs. T. M. Smyre of Tyler Tex, who have been visiting Mrs. A. H. Leath and family, have gone on visit to relatives in Cherokee county. Miss Leath accompanied them.
 Gentlemen, I fear that will carry over 1000 pairs of tans, but if cutting the price at and less than first cost will move them then we will not have one pair left mean just that Please remember that our stock of Canister shoes are con- plete. We carry about $4000 In those shoes all the time Free shine to those who wear our shoes. T. c. King, 2026 First avenue.
 Miss Bessie Martin of Edwards, Mss, en route home from Columbia, Tenn, whence she had accompanied her sister Miss Cora, who is in college at that place. spent Sunday in this city and re- turned home yesterday morning. Miss Martin belongs to one of the oldest and most prominent families in Mississippi, and is one of the south's most charming young women. ea
 Uncle" Georga w. Ely, as he is known among the newspaper and railroad fra ternity, is in the city on business con- nected with the Southern Pacific rail- road. He is one of the Sunset" routes oldest passenger agents, having been In the passenger service of that system continuously for the past fifteen years. He is always up to date and never let's his line get left on business in this terri
Birmingham state herald., 1896-09-08
IN FIGHTING TRIM.
The State Campaign Committee Organizes With General Shelley as Chairman and
 MT. Nathan 1, Miller, Secretary

The state campaign committee of the democratic party met Tn the parlors of the Morris hotel yesterday at 12 o'clock. Present: Gen. Charles M. Shelley of Bir- mingham, chairman; Wilson R. Brown, Eighth district; John w. Tomlinson, Ninth district; H. s. D. Mallory, Fourth district; Capt. A. B. McEachin of Tuska- loosa, Sixth district; A. J. Driver Fifth district. The following were absent: R. B. Kyle. Seventh district; Sid B. Lyons, First district; A. D. Sayre, Second dis trict; E. A. Evans, Third district.
 MT. John w. Tomlinson moved that General Shelley be elected chairman.
 Mir Wilson Brown moved to amend by making General Shelley permanent chair man. Carried.
 MT. Tomlinson moved that MT. Nathan L. Miller be elected secretary.
 Mr. Miller stated that inasmuch as the city court is in session, of which he is clerk, it might be better for the commit tee to select another as secretary.
 It was argued by various members that Mr. Miller'S services were too valuable, taking into consideration the information he had obrained during tho state cam paign. to be dispensed with. To this the genial gentleman replied that his heart and soul were with the party, but he would be forced to give the bulk of his att tention to his office. He regretted his in- ability to donate his whole time to the office of secretary, but it would be impos- sible to do so.
 Chairman Shelley and the committee agreed that the services of MT. Miller could not be dispensed with, and that he should be given all the assistance he de- sired. He was unanimously elected.
 MT. Miller read a letter from Chairman Knox stating that he regretted his ina bility to be present, but that he was en- gagged In important lawsuits and his ab- sence was unavoidable
 It was decided to make Birmingham campaign headquarters.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-09-08
 AT 0'BRIEN'S.

The opera house was filled to it's ca. pacity last night with select audience to witness the initial performance of the WoodwardW Warren company. The play plause from the rise of the curtain to the close. Miss Warren Is we'll known in Birmingham. When an amateur she was a favorlte with our people, and now that she has become a queen of the stage they delight to do her honor. The balance of the cast was in competent hands. It. Is strong company and well worthy of patronage.
 Matinee this afternoon
Birmingham state herald., 1896-09-08
A Lively Scrap.

Sunday night about o'clock the peo- pie in the neighborhood of Avenue G and Twenty-third street were made aware of an affray in that part of the city. On investigation it developed that two ne- groes named Robert Taylor and Ely Banks respectively had had an alterca- ton over family affairs and the former shot at the latter twice with pistol. one of the bullets striking in the shoulder and breaking an arm. Officer Whaley placed both under arrest The charge of assault with intent to murder was placed against Taylor and disorderly conduct against Banks.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-09-08
Special rates can be made at the Opera House Hotel for summer bOarderS. 7-24T
Talley's Ultimatum.

Terre Haute, Ind, Sept. 7.-President Talley of the Indiana Coal Operators as- sociation in an ultimatum to the striking miners says the mines in Indiana cannot be permitted to remain idle when there are plenty men in other mining fields who would be glad to accept the 55-cent feduction rate. It Is known that some of the operators want to start their mines with imported labor. Both miners and operators are playing a waiting game.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-09-08
FELL OFF THE CARS.
Fatal Mshap to School Teacher on an East Birmingham Dummy Train at
 Gate City.

Meager news reached the city at a late hour last night of horrible accident at Gate City which resulted in a death.
 The information was to the effect that white man named Morgan, a school teacher, fell from the dummy at S:3O o'clock as it was backing in the "Y'' and was run over and instantly killed.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-09-08
Will Start Monday,

The Alabama Rolling mills at Gate City will start up again next week. run ming full time and force. The pudding furnaces will be lighted Sunday night. and the finishing mills will go on Tues day. This is encouraging news.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-09-08
HIEhest temperature, 6S; Iowest, oF, SVeF- age, 70.
 BEN M. JACOBS Local Observer.
Meets Tonight.

The board of police commissioners will hold regular meeting tonight in the city hall.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-09-08
Coming to Coach

Waterbury, Conn, Sept. 7-H. R. Du- rant of Yale '93 will leave Wednesday for Jackson, Tenn, to coach the football eleven of the Southwestern university.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-09-08
Undelivered IeIegrams.

The following undelivered telegrams are at Western Union office: George H. Clark, s. P. Bradley. J. w. Johnston.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-09-08

Music at East Lake for dances five nights a week by Montano's string band. 5-2-H
Birmingham state herald., 1896-09-08

AT THE LAKE.
 Almost immediately after the parade a large crowd began boarding the many trains of the Highland Avenue and Belt railroad bound for Lakeview, where the amusement and intellectual part of the day's programme was to be carried out. As the trains went the number of people increased until standing room on the running boards of the cars was at a premium.
 The Welcome.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-21
bath fir @atter

Ior iiber so Sahren f9on murbe
WfrS. WihSlotp's Soothing Sprut
bon Millionen BON Wtittterm beim 3a6,
aen Der ainber artgemenbet, Wirff bu
i'm S6lafe bur@ Das 5hreien eiues
&inbe8 gef6rt, bas i'm 3abnen III unb
Dor S6meraen reints Wenn 10, Iaffe
iofort cine Jlaf9e bon rWlrs. Winss
Ions Soothing 5brup" boIen. @etu
Wertb III uubeaablbar. gs ;uirb bem
tleinen 2eihenben fofort 2inbernng Der.
f9affen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf, Mhtter,
es tt tein 3meifel bariiber. gs beiIt
Spienterp un6 Oiarrboe, rega!irt ben
Wagen unb bic Hieren, beieitiat Winb,
8olit, eriueiGt ben @auuten, berbins
bert @ntsinbung unb ftdrtt bas game
Spfem. wMrs. WinsIotps SOOTHING
9prup@ fur aabuenbe ainber III anaes
nebm tn @ef6mad unb bas Reeept
lfammt bon eineml Der beften weibIid1eu
Ierate In ben Ser. Gtaaten. gs III bel
allen 9rugsiiien III ber gan3en WeIt al
haben. preis 25 Gents per TIai&e.
aauft ni6ts anberes, oils Nrs. Winss
lows SootbiussSprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-21
2ob oes y0one Star" =8ieres.

WeesfaI triuft ber Werifauer,
Der SranSpie pretft 9lbibntb,
9Sbtseep ote Mmerifamer,
2Semn ffe ,,etageboren" finb.
Setnen 9bee fdbliirft Der Gbtneie,
Stfd1tbratt 3edbt Der GsfimD
Hub Der fln8e Sapanefe
ST beim 6etstrauf ,,safe" frpb.
Stn 8egpbrmer Wftldb Der &tute
Sabt fic5 Oer 8irsiiem=8reis
ltnS Der Nnfie NIT Oer 8uute
G@lutfi ben Q1mttft eimertuetS.
Snd, Der 0entibe, iranf umb bieoer
Srtnft ben Wfal5s mnb @ppfem=gr granf
9et! 0Ste ffarft bas fetue 0lieoer
-Maht's ibn aud nidbt grade id3lamf! !!
2Spbtn bes @efhides 9ammen,
3rteben ie ben bentidem Wanu,
Srant ben 9rant er ii6t,, ben bramueu,
Sen er ltebt BON SmsenS an!
Dritm aad5 bier, fern im giiStpefteu
VSp Ste gDnne trDpiirb ittd1t,
8ramf ein 8ier t,tau, eins ber beifen
0Seltbem 9entid1en idmetft es nid,t ?
gSenn man bet 8eftillten 8edern
9teien 9ranf Der 2abe %reift
8itnb' es laut ben eblen 3eHeru,
Dan naan "LOne Star''=Ster ibn beiBt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-21
9entlid, aefprpd,e,t.

Ser prdfibent bat ben spru6 bes
9riegsgeridts gebilliet bur9 ben bic
Gabetteu Giles 8iibop unb s.. g.
@ommager bon Der Wilitdrat0b emile
Weif point megen Qudlens neueinges
tretener aameraben (0a3ine) perpie.
len murben, unb bic 8elegenbeit benubt,
ieinem MiBfaaea iiber bic Gu1lereien,
benen bas iiingere Clement auf rniuer,
fit1ten ausgeieBt III, in un3meibeutigen
W0rten ausbrud su perIeiben.
Sie S1ulbigeu batten uerf6iebene
.Neue1 ge3wungea, In f6mer3erregen.
Der Weife auf einem SUB 3u fieben unb
fie bana auf aae m6sli6e robe Mrt unb
Weife gemartert unb geqndlt, aud ole
lerbanb fonfigen groben unfug nit
ibnen getrieben.
Der prdiibent begriinbete feline Bes
ifdtieung bes urtbeils. inbem ct In benz
Sale bes aabetten 8iibop i6rieb !:
vDie MBbanblung neuer gabetten
bur9 bic uberen 8laHen 1T 10 gemein
unb feig unb itebt NIT benz Benebmen,
baS einen Gentleman unb tuabren 5ols
baten tennaei@nen folte, in einem fol.
den Wiberipru6, baB fiirmabr ni@t
erlt harte Strafen in Wnwenbumg ge.
bra9t tperben iOllten, nm Der l1nftte
ein gnbe su maiden. Menn aber Obue
Strafe Der f9impfli9en @epftogenbeit
ni6t cefeuert merben tann, bann bIeibt
mir ni1ts aaberes iibrig, aIs allen Ges
iu9en I'm Milbe mein DIR su Der.
idlieBen."
Seine Jianbbemsrtuns i'm Comma
gersGaae lautete: sd bin fefi eat.
f@lofen, in allen iol9en 6dllen, uie
benz norIiesenben. lobalb Der G6ulbs
betuei5 tiar erbra6t 1T, ben aabettem,
mel9e fi6 tiber bic auftdnoige bur9.
aus beilfame 8erfiigung Der Militdr.
atabemie in feiger unb brutoIer Weife
onr9 Iusabung beS io9enannten
s6a3in9" binwesieben, meinem 8ei.
itanb au bermeigern."
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lung I'M 9reptomer Bart ,pirb bud.
ftdbIi1 bonn unelid berfoIgt. Der
9apillon Der @bifon @eielll6aft. Der
cine Special Nusiteaaug Der glettre.
te6nit bilbete, TT gefern Nbenb iufolge
zines GeblerS in Der elettrif9en 2eitnna
boIfdnbig abgebrauut. Sm YapilIon
befanben fi6 bel 9usbraG bes Geuers
etwa $50 perfoHeu. unter benen eine
fur4tbare paaif entfanb. 3um Slid
tanten Nae nit BEN Sdreden bapon.
Gerner lou nun aud nod bic 3iebuna
Der NuSfeauugs : 2otterie unaiiltlg
[ein. Wie ii6 berausgefellt bat, bat
i'm @eminnrabe cine Summer gefeblt.
Die 9auptgeuinner finb ertl6rli9er
Weiie bartiber entiest, baB ibnen i6re
@eminne mom6slid pieber abgenom.
men werbeu ioQen.
= 4Qieitig tDirb Derli9ert, baB bic
probe auf bic tattif6e 2ei1ungsfdbis.
teit Des NOrboitiees RanaIS iebr sufries
benifelIenb au8sefaaeu iei. Sn 80
Stunbeu paiirten 80 9riegsi9iffe ben
Ranal obne 1nfaq.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-21
vSbr Spbn futrb fetnen Weumat mebr
Ieben!"

so ia9ten bic Qer3te gu Qerru @iIs
mon grown, "a Otia Str, South
@arOner, Wfaf. 5ein Sobn lit an
eine,n 8ungensllebeI. bas f9 nod tp.
pb6ier Malaria eingefeat bate unb er
CAB 1915 an bic Aer3te aus. bic i'm
idlieBli@ aufsaben. inbsm He fasten
rSbr Sobn tuirD feiaen Monat ldnger
mebr leben T. Ga periudte i1 Sings
Neue gntbedung unb Elm paar Glaf1en
baDoa madten i'm tpieber geiunb
unb befdbigte i'm, als pblig @eInns
Der mieber feinen Nrbeiten naageben
au t6nnen. @r iagt, er perbanfe feline
gegenmdrtige CUTE @eiunbbeit aus.
l4lieBlid bem @ebrau6e BON 9r.
Sings yteuer @ntbedung. gr fa9t:
-@s giebt ni6ts 8eferes in Der WeIt
bel allen 2ungens 2eiben!" probefia,
i6en fret in u. 0reiB' 4potbete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-21
Wtatt leie, cs mag BON e5tts
terefie ieitt !


Wir balten segenmdrtig einen
6 ON mer Rdumunass Ber.
tauf. S9nbe unb 5iiefeI 3u &ofs
preiien Iuf iebem 9thd Waare
ttebt Der aolf' unb Der ebemaIige Wers
tanfspreis. @or ettpa 8 Monaten be.
i9afften mir einen 8orratb bon aofs
fern nnb 9anbtaid,en. giun uerben
mir bieielben bollfdnbis auspsrfaufen,
ba mir bes &aumes 5ebhrftig finb fttr
ben groBen 6erbits unD Winters
Worratb bon S9uben, Der gegens
ipdrtig anfdngt, bsrein3ntommen.
Ahes muB prompt unb aur STEELE
be3ablt tuerben, ba mir au iol4en prei.
len Ni@ts aufi@reiben t6nnen.
@tnberella Sbpe Store,
2l3 4lamo.9 9,la3a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-21
Staat Dbip, Stabt 1sIeAsJ
2faeaS Gpuntb, 8. 6.

SrantS. gbemts belGwbrt, bat .r
ber SItere Partner Der Strnta S. 8. Gbe,
aet & 60. if, tpeIhe @eihGfte In Der
Stabt GoIebo, in cbensenanntem Counts
nnb Staate, tbut, aub bab beiaste 6irma bic
Sunnte bon einbunbert Dollars
5ilr ieben 6aa BON Ratarrb betobIen pirb,
ter bur@ BEN @ebrau9 bon SaIPs Ro.
tarrb'&Rr ni4t gebeitt tperben fam.
5ef9moreu Dor mir unS unter.
(~~) f1rieben IN neiner @eaentpart am
( SEAL , 6. Ssptentber u. .. 'SS.
(~~) u. D. @Ieaisn,
DffentIi4er Rptar.
Sau's aatarrb Rur tpirs tnnerIi6 senous
men, unS ipirtt bireft aui bas 8lut unb bit
t&letmisen Dberfld4en bes Gbiterns. Qast
&u& unionit 3eusniiie tpmn.en.
s. s. Gheneh & TO-, 1DleSe, o.
90 gertauft bon Apotbetern, 75 Gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-21
Red3ts nuS liufs

Idb 9cFetter's RasenbttterS, bteies md6ttse @esus
lirunss unb StimuIausmittd, pt8ttse Stebe auf ben
Getnb ber Merfabei, arantbstt ssnannt, nteberiaas
fen. Giebsr uub Pein, ausemeiue Stnfdutstett,
&henmatisslus, nsrS6ie Gufe@.unseu, @erfopfuus
nne Dpspepie rdumen per ienem pu&tiSen &nsrtfi
ees See GS perrt&tet jetne &rbstt srlublt@, letne
Wtrtung tt prompt. Wtr bebaupten ntHt, bab es
ipfcrttse 6eiIuns bepirtt, rbpobt ss f@neae ShIfe
nnc stnberuns sepdbrt aber es rertretbt bic Rranf.
bettSerreaer aus Blut uub Sr9antSmuS uub perIeist
BEN san5en orSanfden Spftem etne trantbstt8bes
Brtnsenhe Spanntraft, eur& psl6s bafslbe befdbist
rsth, lelbit mdGttsen eeuHb betsf@dblt6en Gtnfhi.
len erfol9retH Netterhann gu leliten. aus bteIem
@runbe II ee etne Gamiltsnmsbistn, sin 6ausmittel
I'm beften Stune 6tei,s ptsI mtbbrau9ten @ortes.
Seine anertaAne Populdrttdt bat ss au frens Iest.
tmen Wese, bant ietner seiunb beitsf6rbsrnbtn Gls
eenf@aften unb jetnes @otlsei&ma6s, sew0uusn.
uup fpfemu I'D.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-21
9 erta at

8ertauier fir &agnebiieber ,Brpan,
Setpa9 unb sSrei Gilber", perfost BON R.
8. Metcalf, 9febatteur Ser Omaha
gSorlos9 s9eralo, Der bon Brpan antoriiir>
ter 8erfaffer. Cine borsiieliebe @eIegen-
belt, la Iogar cine Silberntine fir arbeit<
lame Ngenten. Nur $3.50. Oas einsige
otftalele BUD 500 8erbienit. 5rabt
miro be3ablt. 8robebeft frei. Mam
ludbe ltdb Iebt elm 9errain. Hermauente,
9ut5ablenoe 8eibdftisung fir 1886. Man
oooreiire: The National Book Concern,
Star Building, Chicago.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-21
Ser &atb bes alansuers.

Lautlns fab ben bleitben anaben,
Obne &aft uno Dbme aDeile,
Mao benz finitern Ualo man traben,
Et tuaS bat er benn fiir Gle?
Sa8t ipobin bean ieime gAritte,
Tra8en TIA, ben sfranten, @leitbeu :?
AIltuo tn oes 90alhes Wsitte,
Rubt Der 8lausner mnter Gtd5em.
Brnber Martin. s.eb intr stunSe,
lit etn 9ranf Da, mid 80 labcn?
Er eriutoert: 0eb, 8einnSe,
Ratb ertbetl'n ctr stpijIf 8ud5ftaben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-21
&ndlens 9lrntca anIhe.

Die bette Salbe Der @elt fir S6nitts,
Auetl6un9en, @ei6wiire, Sieber. uno
9aut Gusidlaa 5le6ten, seIprunaene
Sdnoe, 5roitbeulen unb ale Sautfrants
beiten; furirt Sdmorrboiben oo,r feline
8e5ablung. 80lli9e 3ufriebenbeit Qa.
rantirt ober bas @elb tuirb 5uriideritats
tet. rs Gents Die Sdadtel. 4um
Vertaui in alien Ipotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-21
saiier Wilbelm bat benz @ompo,
aiiten 0umperbiud, benz Shbpfsr BON
s6anieI unb @retel", ben 8itel pro.
fefor perlieben.

GebH @nd, 2ebenefraft In traenb eiHem Ebeil
enreB Sbffems. uber IN guer Rerbeuibhem serrit.
tet our unipeiie 2ebensart ober raenb tuelbe rlrs
tnepe? fbeiIt mir Cure Jehfer nit Ino i'd fuia gucb
gerne ibretben. mas mir am Neifteu balf. ba i'd
aum 61lte notbtuenbie bate 5erner ienbe itb aud
mtd rettete
Berihiebt nid5t nuf mprgen. tuos ihr beute tbun
ioat; Sdreibt unter BeifhIub elmer Brieimnrte
inI Gld.Wnttuprt an Ebomas Slater y 9. 8or
bi2 RnIamasou. Ri@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-21

Rarl's glOper Root abee rsinist bas
glut unb siebt eine refine fbbne 6arbe.
gum Bertauf bel Ralteper q 54u'
6arb, Games @Iapin, &. ). 6pelehp,
U. @ohu & Co., g. Stein. Central
Drug Stcre, ". G1meppe,
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@rnuSetseutbmms llebertraauua.u

u. s. Slant unb u. %. 9. SLANT
ON 5oiepb 0obert, 8runbttid on Blum
Str. $4,000.
Grant u. Nib an Soiepb Sraben,
@runbftad on Wpomins Str. 81 900.
2eopolb Surf unb Jrau on isrant
5ebmann unb Grau, @runbiild an
Broot8 Mlep, $500.
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Matthtea 8rpfhera

Tleii9er. sos @ait SoufiOn 5traBe,
9iefern bas porsteli6fe Rinb., edof.
unb S9neinefeif9. g SpesiaIitdt.
Sunges 9aIbfleif d. Nle Sor-
ten bon WurIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-21

Die beae 6uiien. N.bi3iu ia 5biIob's
Cure. Gin Derno6ldifister 6uften IN
sefdsrlid. Delft ibm IosleiG nit ebi.
lob's Cure ab. Gum gertouf bel QaI.
teser & S6u9arb. Samss GIapiu, 8,
s. Speaefp. q. @obn & &C.,, 3. eteix,
Sentral Drug Store, Y. S@neppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-21

mas nnler Surfenpott is-ni6 finoenl
Sobann, mid f9want nos"
raber, Mlale, ieien sic bod mid
TO" fonnte Sobann eeraoe nod
lasen, ba mar es aud i6on .3eit gum
2uslteisen. llnb Wtale besnhgte fi9
NIT Der 8en,erfuns: sd mill mir
mid drgern. OeS ioll man mid, lpenn
man in bic Stride sebt. l1nb MI sunal
beute. 9lber, Sobann-ber S9dfer-!
gla, mir iperoen ia iebn-morsen-!4
goriiber mar Die lpeibepolle Seier,
Oa8 6er5 erf fiillt nit retnent, frObem
Gliidseupfinben nit freubiser ,3upers
iirbt, beleelt bon benz Streben, In ollie
.3ufunft 9iebe 3lt seben, ipo lie 0iebe
gu e1npfansen ba9te, ipar Masba an
9lrm bes @atten in Die Safriitei 3uriids
sei6rttten. Simmer mteber flan9 in
ibrer Brult bas 9ibeliport na9, bas
iie it'd ielbl aussepdblt bate fiji ben
beutisen Gag. rWo Du bingebft, ba
mill i'd audi btnseben; mo Du bleibit,
ba bleibe i6 au6. Dein 9olf 1T metn
Golf, unb Dein @ott lit mein @ott.
$50 On itirbit, ba iterbe i6 au6.4
9etle perballten Ste Orselfldnse.
9tl8 lie itber bic S9tpelle ber ca
frtftei i9ritten, aos Waar ben Grm
leines @eibes feIter an iit, iab ibr
In bic feudtl6tnmernben Nngen unb
fliiiterte bas cine @ort: ,Meitt-
mein!4 limb iie lebnte auf einen fur
5en Ielisen Iugenbltd bas 1nDrtbens
betran3te a6pf6en leiie an feline Sduls
ter.
Da uareu aud i9on Sie @ltern.
pSese unb pflese fte, Marl" iaste
Der alte 0err, ais ct ben gobn fiiBte.
ngte fat ntbt Uater nod Wiutter-Du
muBt ibr Glles iein! @ott {egne Gu6
Betbe. Die Tbranen itan6en Tim
in ben Gusen.
llnb bic Wtutter tiiBte Maasba tpieber
unS ipte6er auf Sttrn unb Wfunb;
rDu nun boppelt meine To1ter, met
mes aettetten Sraul Waag6a, rtetn
9eraensftnb, Du tpetbt, pfe Id Did
feb babel apn,u1 su MIR, ipenn Dir
baS 9ers 70 re@t poll tit - bolt Slid
unb iet'S au9, nas Der liebe @ott pers
bitten noble, boil 2eiol llnb bab' ibn
lteb-bis baB Der Sob Gu1 i9eibetl |"
Gie nabu ben 3opf ber iunser Srau
3tpii9en betbe 9dnbe nnb itri1 ibr
fanft tn6 sdrtlid] iiber bas melltoe
8fonbbaar an Sen 9dldfen. ,Meine
To9ter, ntein sutes, liebeS &inb-lA
@te elm 9raum raui9ten Ste Slid
tpiini9e Der @dite, bic i'm lansen 3use
in bic gatriltei sefolst paren, an
Wlasba boriiber. Sire Gebanfen aber
flosen in mebmutbspoll<s <sladlident
@rinnern biniiber si elmer ltillen @rabs
ftdtte, an Der fie seiteru 9eitanoen unS
gebetet-su benz @rabe ibrer @ltern-
(Sortfesnns fclst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-21
Rrete 0tneu.

Mtan fenbe feline abrsfe an 8. 6.
gudlen & 60. in @bieaso, Sls., nnb
man tpirb gratis cine probef&ahteI
bon Sings Neueu 2ebeuss BilIen erbals
ten. Gin gerfu1 pirb Gie BON Der
Site berielben iiber3eugen. Oieie pil.
len tpirfen iebr gut unb atpar befou.
bers BET gerffopfuns unb Neigrdne.
Bel MaIaria unb 2eberleiben baben
He f@ als unf9dtbar erpieien. gs
uirb @arautie geIeiaet. bab 6ieie BiI,
len fret boa allen f9dbli9en Gubffans
aen fnb. Sic fnb rein neeetabilif6.
Gie f@pd6en bic Genfitutioaeu ui@t
burd ibre @trfung, isabern reaen ben
giagen unb bic eingeweibe 40 Erdfliser
Shdtigteit aa, webur& bic gonifitution
geftdrtt nirb. &esulare GrS6e Is
Gents per S6a&tel. 3u baben In
Der apotbefe BON Nbolpb DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-21

= Oen Orisinelfen r'eabnbof"
gang SeutfdlnnbS befBt untreitig
Olbenbrod i'm Olbenburgii1eu. Der
Sabubof liest mitten i'm Moor unb 1T
ttber eine balbe Stunbe bon Der Orts
f9aft entfernt. Sie STEELE bes Stas
tionSgebdubes bertritt elm alter, meiB
angefrihener @ifeubabnpagen, Der
bic notbwenbigifen StationsuteniiIien
5eberberst uub bic &eifenben eesen bic
unbilben Der gDitteruns i6ibt. Cine
6abrfartenausgabe i9eint, 10 bemertt
Der sSarn. @Our.", als 2urusartifeI
angeieben 3i tperben, benn bic Reiiens
ben mufen iib bic Gabrtarten erf i'm
@epddnagen bes betreffenoen 3uges
l0ien.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-27

The La Grande people are making
vigorous and determined effort to
have beet sugar factory started in
their town. The Commercial Club
that has the matter in charge, seems
hopeful of securing the subsidy re-
quired, and in a recent report
showed that good progress had been
made toward the desired end. It is
to be hoped our energetic neighbors
may accomplish the good work, and
show the people of Eastern Oregon
that wheat, cattle and wool are not
its only possible productions. We
would like much to sample some La
Grande sugar, and hope we may
have some IN our tea next fall, as we
face the East and say Heres to
Vou."
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-27

The senatorial election, to come
of next January, is troubling some
people considerably. Notwithstand-
ing Senator MitchelT's speech at the
Hirsch banquet, there are those who
still insist on the senator outlining his
position on the silver question. We
do not even pretend to guess whom
the legislature will elect, but it
strikes us that Senator Mitch elps
position was sufficiently outlined in
the recent campaign that any one
might understand it. Mitchell is a
bimetalist. but not without it being
made an international matter.