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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-11
Sin flimaenbes ssnbildunt.

e5n biefeu 3aeea tparoen es finf3ig
Sabre, baB oas 3 ottraie
erfunbea waIbe. Dos 8e;0 wur5e
bOrbem In Der primitibiten Weiis Der,
Da9rt; gtQH irag IS Ill 8elofdBen um
ben Se!b gebATGeis. maa lttdte eS in
uuaniebaIid,e d!ts Strtimpfe, am e8
Dor neu id9arfeu 0luaen ner @igen'
tbuusfeiNbe 81 0erbergea; auh Strob
Fdde murOen 3umeilen al8 per!1BliGe
@eIbbebdlter benugt. Damn famen
bic Ieibenen 86rien nit 8Hgel unb
&tnsen, aber Elm portsmonuaie nit
8eri6luB, bas aierii6 unb baHhlIb In
Der 6OieHs ober GIeibertaI6e unterge.
bra6t ner0en sann, giebt es erit felt
1S47. uu uelde 3eit Der oeuti9e 8uGs
binbergefelle 8a,l 0eue auf auerifas
uiidem goben bas erfe Portempunaie
onfertiq.s. Die Waublungen, Die bas
Yortemounaie In benz ba!beH Sabrbrns
bert ieiues Gaieius bur6gena6t Bat,
fino gar manHi9faItig; uno Die Dsrr,
lid melt mir eS na1 bieIer &i9tEng
gebia1t, Das fam man tn ben Nusla.
gen uaferer @alaateriemaaren9ef1dfte
feben, lDo fi9 8arietdt on 8arietdt In
rei6er unb buRter auSfiibrung onein.
anberreibt uab mas ben 5toff betrifft
aus benz OaS moberne portemounaie
angefertiat piro, 70 giebt es feiu Nit.
gliet Der geologic mebr, bas ni6t Ieine
6aut su Martte tragen muBte. um ein
portemonnaie 81 merben. Wiau III ia
bereits Bis gum arotpbillsbsr uab bis
CUR S6laugenbaut porgef6ritten. gis
uen Sebler baben bieie elegantsn ct.
seusnlfIe Der Geberinbuarie isit ibrer
9eburt ni6t Gbiireifen t0nuen = fie
nerben ndmli6 gar su Ieidt leer. uub
bic ni6t elm Wonu tommi. Der Die @r.
finbugg madi, baB Ssbsrmann miube,
fens ON Sonnfag fem gefiltss Yorte.
monraie in Der 3af6s babe, eber pirb
eS in Der WeIt feine re9ie 3ufrieben,
belt geben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-11

bic iir oijer0ing8 unOsrliGuoli4en
@iiiidUljiIAe ent9egeu.
&pgi iaiitteIte 3aimunb Ben &opf,
penn er oef 2uWbootlpad)tel unb Do
nita5 geoaQtc, i;tl ben eycentril@en
Serrn &oglauno perge8enlrartigte uno
bod bt0ud'e er nnt auf Jemani ~
feben, bic i'm 10 lebbaIt an bas ieiner
ietbf i'll Der $oei1natb borrsa0e Slid
erianerte, I'm bon Der luQrnliten pcrs
tpQa2tidjoItlicten 2beilnabme ijig cas-
pertrauenSoplle lieblihe juuQe 98elen
er9liHfen gu weroen.
60 enoi9te Ser 9lonan, ben Soa1iln
III UaooSbabneh augelponnen bate, uno
feine Stunoe bauerte es, bis lnQu ii6
allerIeil8 nit elmer 2batia6e abIano,
bon Der fit Die bsiben 0auptbetbeiligs
ten nur Slid uno 3uiriebenbeit ~ ers
tuarten ftanb. So9ar gbitola erbob
peber in gGort nod GeGeroen Ginmen.
oungen, ME nan bel leinein er1tet Grz
ldeinen fiirdtete. Sn oem neuen 9lufs
iuge lpar Ielpani linn offenbor cine
Srembe gelporben; oenn iBren freuuos
li6en 0ruB beantmprtete er nit einem
bl6ben 9Gd)eln.
Tprtfekuna folat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-11
Srpft fiir Ecbnorf1e

90 lanse pte erl6i@snten Gunten ber asbenstraft
~ aensr, pdrmsnber unb beIsbenber @Iutb sntfaat
eapin peltenpe Batienten bic Soffnuua ntf nfen an
itansn. Ste fruen bebbalb ni4t persasen, ionbern
lr,lnssn nsb gutb t@6pfeu aus ber unbeitrtteneu unS
aneereuearen Ibatiae, bas ein mdhtts prtenbeS
penStIait, elmer ,uiammensstaiGte Spnifttuttcu
s9ihlrt. "a, Danf ietner beijpieauien ffimurenben
stSsnl9Slen 1T 9oiteters WaseubttterS bic aussrs
9apIe se panassa FUR @rneueruas ber Spannfraft i'm
Snrper nne gsteberteebuns BON Spffuuna nnb freber
3aseInat TN Gematb. Gppettt, erfrii@easer galaf,
2nnapme an Gspt9t, 8efuube @efatsfarbe finb
ll9en GltJtrS NIT iid brinst. 6ie Ierbauun9 mtrb
mte1er per9efeut, oas Slut beruHtet unb berei6ert
sess 0fsan Ron neuer GIattcttdt purbrunsen benl
tss,o yes cutters oa6 ielbf fur ben rerpIbns
N1 SsIhe 9enpmmeu ptrb. IS 1T au8idltesIi6 ans
SflanSenitoHen beitiatrt unb ppufommen unf6dbltn
Gebraudet es unb perbet itarf. N'''4'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-11
Ntcbt5 TIT TO aut,

wie Or. Sings Neue gntoeduus seseu
S6uinolu9t, SuIten unb I9ipere @rs
fdltunsen. 0eBbalb uerfanse man lie
porfommenoen Salts ppn ieinem 9(po=
tbefer unb lalIe ii9 fein minoermertbises
3eu9 aufl9waben. 9erielbe miro sipar
nidt be6aupten, baB etipas 9lrberes
better lei, aber er iuirb. Inn mebr Su
berbienen, bebaupten, baB etipas slnoe=
res 9erare 10 gut lei, Sic perlansen
9r. Sings 9teue @ntoeduus, neil sic
uiiien, baB oaiielbe eln 5uperfdiises
Mittel iit. 9efeu gluben tuirb saranz
tirt pber oas @elb 5uriiderltattet. Sir
9uiten, @rfdltunsen, Sdpinbiu6t unb
alle NIfectiouen bes 6alies, Der 9unsen
uno Der Sruit 9ie6t es ni9ts 10 @utes
iuie Sings gteue gutpedung, 8robe
ilaide frei IN Der 9lpot6efe pon s,
&alteper & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-11
Cine Nmsetge.

gle, bic beabidtigen. eine aeiie
mad benz Norben uber mad europa
au3utreten, pirb es iniereiireu, au
mifien, bab uniere Softer iopie Reiie'
taf6en fir eiEe Wo9e gum &oiipreife
bertauft .perben. Sober Softer III nit
leierli6en 3iffsrn marfirt. iopie nit
bem ebemaliaen 8ertaufspreiIe. Mus
berbem baben mir uniereu fdmmili9en
Borratb BON 6erreas, Sonens uub
aiuberiduben i'm preiie rebuairt, um
bic Sommermaare Iie5er unter ben.
preiie 81 bsrfaufen, als bieielbe auf
nd6iten Sommer auf3ubeben.
AhtIngsboa
6. Samm.
Gin berella 8 6ubspaIah.
212 Mlamos Ylaaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-11
Sic ltrabmen ,,nfeser Smnoe.

9|a4 cjnem 8ortra9e. ben profefIor
Stubsr auF Der 79. Sabresberiamm.
luag BET 5bDei8er ytaturforf9enben
8efeQInQf! in 3ari6 iibec Die &c.
i9i0te Der 0unberaheu eebaIteg bat,
peiB man iebt 5iemEif baraber Bef6eib,
bon DeIben 0egfabren bic peribiebe.
nen &affsu ab5u!eiten iinO. @s limb
ftinf 5tammTormey. Don oeuen brsi in
ben YfabIbauteH potfommeH, wdbgeub
bic beiben ubrigen aur 8ron3eseit leb:
ten. Der am ldugiteu bsfannie Gor.
fabre unIerer Sunbe ID Der iosenannte
3OrfbuaD, bon bem berlibmten, iangft
perforbeneu 3opIogen Gitimsper 3uerit
bef4rieben; bieier 0uno mar In Der
neueren Sieinaeit her gesleiter bes
Wenl6en, unb bon ibm fammen ole
unIere SpiBe unb Yini9er ab. 59ds
bell rnb anoere 8no6enrehe uniereS
6crfbun0es finb in groBen Mengen In
ben pFaDIbautaa gefuaben tuorben,
nno Fcboa Ill iener 3sit toante man
etNe unterl9eiOung 5mIi9en Spib unb
pini0er MAIDEN. Qn lnanGen 9teaen,
3. y. bet 8aben i'm Nargau, faub fi9
Der 8orfbuno nod sur &0meraeit. Cine
Reibe ber beute beIiebteten 9unberais
len leitet ihreH urIprung Don einem
0unbe aus Der Steiu3eit ber, Der nod
bem ruiiiibeu @elebrien SnoHran5etp
benaHnt III uub 3uerf bon AEutfdin in
Nblaserunsen am 2abosaiee, fpdter
aud In Oem pfabIbau BON 6ont an1
9feufhateler See Sefunben murbe. I'm
reiniten bat ber RbiriI6e 59liitenbunb,
Der Iogen1nnte 2aita, ben 5ppus ie.
neg Sunbes bis auf uniere 3eit be-
wabrt, auberDem aber oeroanten mir
ibm aud bic @ntfebuag bes NeufuEbs
ldubers, bes 8erp barDinere unb bsr
Doggen unb t6rer 3perefOrmen, 0erea
tleiniie unier Mops bartlett. Ger
brittle 0unO aus ber SteinSsit Hurbe
bon Stuber lsltit in einem pfablbau
am lleberlinser See sefuubsu, er III
sroB unb f6lant gebaut uno bat cine
bDltommen tibsreiufiimmenoe 59doel.
form nit benz f6ottii6en Seerbouub ; /
bon Sieiam 9uabe fammen bic Grid.
buube unb Die iriideu WoIfsbunbe ab.
Cur 3eit, alS bic 8allier III ber S9ueis
meilteH, par bieier 0unb bort i'm gan.
3en 2anbe berbreitet. Gin Sunb Der
grOn3e3.it, Der ben lateinii9en Namen
canis familiaris matris eptimae
(9ausbunb Der @0ttinmutter) erbal.
ten bal. 1T Der Mbn unierer Soldier.
bunbe unb pubsl. Cine FINITE alte
0uHDeast enbl9, ebeufalls aus Der
SronSeBeit fammenb, bat ben Sasb:
bunben fa5 9sbea seseben. Cine gaus
befonbere gntitebung bat bic RafIe Der
WinbbuaDe. bereA gOlfabren nameuts !
lid in Der umsebung be6 Mittelmeeres
uab befOuber8 in ge9ppien BON ben
dItefen 3eiteR an pom Wenlden 9e.
boIten purOen. IS un!srliegt taum
einem 3meifel. baB bic JOrmen bic
gr0Be 4lebnli@feit nit benz parias
bunbe beiiBen, Der clio als bic 5tamus
form unferer Wiubhuuoe gu betra6s
ten 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-11

- Gin 3eituu8srebafteur madte be-.
fannt: nWir MAIDEN es uns our pfi6t.
alIe uHs aufgegebenen Snierate barauf
bin 81 prifen, Ob fie Der Wabrbeit ent.
ipreden unb Db bic oeripro6enen Sci.
f'ungeu uu6 10 iinb, baB mir He bur9
Abbrud in unierem 8latte empfeblen
t0nnen. gBir perben uns 6aber DOT
Der 4ufna0me Der Iunoncen in iebem
eiuJelneu Gale felbf hber3eustn, in,
benz mir bic 2eiitunaen Der ipleriren.
ben Girmen borber fir uns 3ur probe
in Nnipru6 nebmen. Die erften eSu.
ferate famen bon elmer 9egrdbuiBan.
itaIt, einem Qrm. uHb 8eiu. Operateur
unb-einer Sebamme.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-11
0ulenn?

Denn Sic Qepfsl einmahen
poIlen, mdiien Sic 0arauf fsben,
Sab Die Shale nid9t befhd0ist
miro, Ga fie fonit ourh Keims
ooer SduIniR fdneI serit0rt mir.
Den. 50 iit es nit oen Ksimen
Der 2lussebrun9, fte fin6sn eutsn
So6en fur ihre Qbdtisfsit. wenn
Pals un6 Suneen anoe9riffen
ODER ourh Grfdltune uno buitex
empfnolif finb.
Scott's Emulsion nit
unterpbosphorfaurem Sal5 heilt
Sdleimbaut>Gnt5 ouneen.
Die 3eit es gu brauhen 1T, ebs
nod fhpere Gomplifationen ein-
sefebt haben. Cine so Gents.
Slafde senist fir cine 9ew6hns
li4e Grfdltune.
so Gents unS 81. 90.
sSoTr Bowsr. Chemists. New Yssk
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-11
saaea gte nal,

baben Sic i6On iemals ous Electric
8itters als Wtittel sesen Sbre 8es
i6perben probirt? genn ni9t, beiprz
gen Sic iid cine Slalde uno sic iuerben
@rlei6terun9 baber. 9iele Mebiciu
bat Ii6 als beionbers seeisnet 5ur Sei>
flung aller 5rauenleioen ertpieien. @s
iibt einen iuunoerbaren oirefteE @iniluB
aus unb perleibt alien Organen &rait
unb Stdrfe. 9eioen Sic al 9lppetitz
mausel, 8eritppfuns, &upftpeb unb
Obnma6tsanfdlen, ooer liub sic ner,
pbs, i6laflos, lei6t erresbar, niebers
9eoriidt unb melanduliid, 10 lit bas
electric 8itters serabe Die Meoicin, bic
Sic nDtbis baben. @elunbbeit unb
Stdrfe iperben our6 ibren @ebrau6
garantirt. so Gents uno s1.00 Die
5laI6e in Der slpotbefe bon S. 8alteper
& Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-11
6ret Derianot au Mfdnner.
Gin Wann in Midtgau cntbedt, Gin
bemerfensmertbes Seilmittel
fit Serluif on Graft.
Yrobsn ueroen frei at ollie prrianbt tie
0aruin idlrei6eu.


Carl 5. 8alter. &alamasup. Mict., bat natf Ell.
netn ia5relaneen Sample aeeen Die ieeIid5en unb
torperltehen 9etoen BON berlurener Maunbarfett
beiIt WV ~'''''
gr betuabrt oas @ebeimnis forafdtia; aber er III
tutltg. eine Trube Der Meoi3in allen Rdnnern su
enoen. bic an iraeno elmer Sorm eefbIecbtIicber
Smtpae9e letoen. als 5plgs bon iuaenolitber ltn-
penbett. fpte oor5eittgen Berlut oes @eo6ctuiifes
uno per Strait. icbtuadbem &Ifen. &faberbrucf
uno @ns5ehruna. Sas 5eiImitteI bat cine beions
oers angenebme gSrtung BON g8drme nn6 ic5eint
anmittelbar 81 tpirten. inbem es bic oerIanete
araft nno ene gnttuIdlnne eiebt. tuie iie nur ges
ipnnlbt miro. Sas Ntittel beilte Mr Balfer poIl=
ftanote BON az ben nebeIn uno 2eben, Die bon
Iabrelangem WiBbraueb Der natiirli6 fe1aeiebten
iolut suoerl6iiie iein.
Cine 8itte an SIR. Carl 5. BaIfer. GAS Wafpntc
Sem4le. aalamosoo. aRitb.. BET per Sic onaeben.
pap sic cine Brobe ieines 5eiln1itteIs fir Wanner
iunn6er. tpiro ipfort erfilt unb feine 8eraiitlno
5rgeno peldber Nrt miro bon bm seforbert tperbert
gr bat Elm erobes Snterefe baran. baB Die &unoe
nnn s oisls gr9sartasn 9eiInitte perbreitet irb
etitem ourd9aus einfacben 9adet. 10 baf oer gnrs
Sfaneer teine Surdt bor unbeQuemlid5teit poer
Setanntiueroen su baben braud1t
Se'er peroen aebeten. o6ne gersua su ictreiben.
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S6enermeyer's Earf

ift far bic Sommer MOuaie eroftnsi
un6 Iamilien finb eiugelaben, in Der
6rtibe, am Wlittas ober am Mbenb
Mobiseiteu eiu3unebmen ober ben gaus
sen Sag bier Su perbringen. Scr
8Grteu itebt 6umilien unb Bereinenb
CUR Gbbaltung BON Pienies unb 6elteuII
aur gerfhsnng. Jtr aufmertiamet
geoienuns III ftets 5orgs getraaen.
sa 6. 6 6euermeusr.
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- Sur6 bic Menge TeIbiporis erns
ten mir cine Mense 9srenfunaen unb
QuetIGungen. ct. Safpbs Del aIS
0eiImittel erfreut fb bes grbBtsn 8ris
umpfs ba es raider uub f6erer beilt
als irgenb elm anberes MiitteI.
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$1,000 TunSrciie mad ct. Spuis
tin0 SauYd5 Giff,.

8ifet8 gum 8erfauf am Is. 5eps
tember. atItig fir bic RhfreiIe bic
slul 20. September. Wegen ndberer
elnBelbeiten uenbet Sud an ben rdGs
lten 5ifets aeenteu Der Wt. 6. & s,
8ahn eber an
gB. q. Grub,
u. y. 3 a.. Wi. s.. & 8. Rp.,
Sallas, Seras.
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ct. Sonis 2lmsifeilnmg bonn 8. Seps
tember Bis %. Cftpber,

9ie 5. & 8. gl. R. &. tpirb ieben
Dienitag unb Douneritaa bom 9. Seps
tember bis 81. Otiober &unbreiie.8ils
Ietie mad st. 2ouis, Mo., su II 6abrs
preiie bertaufen. Diefe 8illette fub
.ur &etourfabrt 10 Sage 9hltig.
9. s. priee, g. 8. G 3. u.
paIeiiiue, 8eTas.
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9mrmieb.tie
Oes Sau glntonio Surn Seretu

Miebersgrbfnnas bes unterri6tes
am 1. September fur S9iler,
(anaben unb Wdb1en bonn 6. bis
sum IA. Sabre) Sameu, 36slinse unb
@rwafiene. Das uuterri1tsgelb be:
trdgt so @ts. per Wouat unb Berirn.
WrmeIbungen nebmen entgesen Yrdfi.
bent Nug. Brian IT,, 8rof. 4ler
8ubu. giic Sengg, @b. Sengg unb
Surnlebrer .. IrHolb, 3urnballe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-11
SnnOerte

werOen bon Der $5.25 @1curlionsrate
na9 Nep Orleans unt 3urif @ebrau6
MAIDEN. Der Spe3iaIJug ber SdbIi.
den PnciFc 'Sabn berI1Bt San Qnto.
nio am Is. September. 8i(lete glltig
tar bic Rudreiie an Is. unb "a. Seps
tember.
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ct. Sonis sSair nom 4. b;s 8.
Cffpber iucluIibe.

Sic 5. & 6. 81. 81. q. pirb Runbs
reiiesSillette mad 81. 2ouis, Wlo., fur
einen Jabrpreis gum gertaufe auslieIs
len, bonn g. big s. Ottober iucIufipe.
Sur @idreiie siiltig bis gum II DIT.
.. s. Brice. g. %. & 8. u.
Yalehine, 3eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-11

Da8 beliebte CITY" Bier,
tlpel9ss iiberaQ befannt unb fait in ies
Der gBlrtbI4aft gu 0abea 1T, geniunt
ooH 2ag 8u Gag neue iyreuube.
2Be8balb2 Weil es elm isbr perbaus
ll9eS, rein gebrautes Getr1nt unb
Deil e6 eine e9te, etnheimiiae Sns
onftrie lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-11
SenHeilee Centennial, gtaibuille,
Senmeiiee.

8om l. Mai bis l. Nobember 1897.
8aten bia 5. & g. N. giienbabn BON
San 4utonio fub pie foIat: $3.50
Si(lette. limitirt Su 10 8agen, gum
8erfaufe Gieustog8 unb 8onnerStags.
$500 8iqette gilt fir 20 Sage;
$34 .35 8iuette guIiig big l. Non. 81.
>. 81. Stone, g8. 6. U ig8bp,
2tgenten.
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y TT e f,&ine G.

Soc 8riiten-Seiiie Oppen-Robert Sal.
mer-Nt B Yolarb-& q 3pofe = Nrs 8
S9parb-Wtrs 8 s S9miot-geoie Ste
9es-Srailcls Spulman & @o-Wrs
Soc Zimmerman.
N. B. User am Yoit,AaIter naeb einem
oer obisen Sriefe irast, bat ausbriiGIidb bin:
3u;uIiisen bab bieieIben ''ldvertised1 {elen
uno mann. ''N''
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-11
Der 6e(te ssreuno auf Groen.

Ssit breiBis 9abren buben fid Tutt's
Bi0en ols Elm Segeu fir einen iebsn Sns
oGIioen ermisien. Sle lin0 nit He6t Elm
BreunO bs8 &ranfen 3u nenuen.
G:ine bfkannte Tbat(ade
lit e8, baB 6ura Die Sale p.ruriadts
SOpiidmer5en, DDSpepfe, Wassniaure,
W'alaria, Veritopfuus unb iammtlide
bumlt osrmancts 2rantbsitsu Sur9
St.tt's Seber - Yiaem
pogsftanoia tartrt tpsrsew.
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Matt neriu1e

baS 9e1epbpn anf tneite 9tftans tad,
ben beriGtebenen gtaSten Ses gfaa=
teS. 9teue Stattpnen fperben tort
tu1brenb errtdbtet nnb nenG 0crbeifes
rmngem eimgefiihrt. Wan fraac an
Der Genfralzg zgtelle mad1 Der getuiim i'd
ten Mnreffe.
gmbicribentem
fBnnen emrd1 ibr eiseneS SelepbUu
VerbtnSmmg erbalten.
Qln0ere
emrfb bic xelepbpn Statipnen.
MI. r. THOMAS,
Steiiger 0eiM1ftsfiibrer.
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SiiOweitte lpiinihtGuth.
Srps. Tleiid,er

No. 507 Dit.b u 4 on.StraBe
9fur baS borsaslidhe 8inb., @daf,
unb Sdueinefeif6.
Spe3ialit6t: Sunges 8aIbfieiid.
Ile Grten BON QDurf Shinten
3ungs, Shmub ,t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-11

= 6oHnung III Elm Qrat, Der oft su
ipdt fommt, I'm feline aranfsH au bel.
len.
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- Nan brau6t f@ ni6t piel auf
ieine 4nbdEger etpaS ein5abiIbeu, nuG
Der Wal9en bat fol6e.
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Wfit eiuem Gnbern i6n6b enttpi9,
Damn LOB bic 8eiben unsei9oren,
lnb fafie fie nidt, iOnbern-bi6.
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GOnleruatorium Der Wfuiil

500 Npenue 6.
Setter @eiang=, Siolim= nnb &labier=
llHterridt.
8aten BON 81 $40 prO Monat 8irbtet
iid1 nah ben 9eiitunaen.
The advocate., 1897-06-23

portsnt political questions party
which is animated and held together
by the bond Of common sympathies In
q common cause-csn not only survive
defeat, but may achieve success In
spite OF many defeats. This truth the
great Democratic party has demon
strated more than once In It's long
historical career, and notably In the
Presidential elections of 1884 and 1892.
A party which is divided upon funda-
mental questions Of principle and pol
Icy, and a party, especially, which
waVers in It's allegiance or makes open
sacrifice and surrender of it's tradI-
tionsl policy, only invites defeat and
ultimate disintegration and destruc.
ton. This truth the once great and
victorious Democratic party seems to
be in a fslr way Of demonstrating, il It
has not already partially done SO in
1896.
Providence Journal: With the re.
port that two French motor carriages
are to be used this summer for pleas
ure riding In Newport comes a state
ment that owners of horses will object
to the new vehicles on the ground that
they will be frightened by them. This
objection, however, will nothold. Prog
ress cannot be stopped because the
horse has an inclination to run or kick
whenever he sees something new.
HoTaemen have had divers reasons for
complaint since the advent of meChan-
icsl power. The strongest argument
against the steam locomotive was that
1t would scare horses. In England the
development of power.driVen road
carriages was retarded for years by
foolish law requiring horses to be
hitched to self-prOpelled vehicles, not
to assist in pulling, but to satisfy other
animals that the strange objects were
not dangerous. The trolley car was
fought by users of horses, and now the
motor carriage probably will meet
with similar opposition. The horse
has had more than his share of Consid-
GRAFTON. He must become accustomed
to nineteenth century improvements.
The advocate., 1897-06-23
List Of Kansas Fairs.

The following is q list of fairs to be
held In Kansas during the present year,
their dates and locations, as reported
to the State Board of Agriculture and
furnished by Secretary Coburn:
Allen County-Iola, Sept. I'll.
Anderson-Garnett, Aug. 3l-Sept. 3.
BOurbon-FOrt Scott, Sept. 1916.
Brown-Hiawatha, Aug. 3l-Sept. 3.
Chase-COttonwood Falls, Sept. 2l-23.
Coffey-BurlinRton, Sept. 1917.
Cowley-Winield Sept. 14-l6.
Douglas Sibley, Sept. 8-lO
Finney-Gsrden City, Sept. 2l-24.
Franklin-OttaWs, Sept. 20-25.
Greeley-Tribune, Oct. 81.
JscksOn-Holton, Sept. 1917.
Jefferson Oskalooss, Sept. TO.
Johnson johnson County Co.opera-
tive Fair Assn, )-Edgerton, Sept. 14-17.
johnson johnson County Fair AsBo-
Ciation) OIathe, Aug. "A 20.
Linn-Mound City, Oct. 5-8.
all-Frsnkfort, Oct. 6-8.
Miami-PaOls, Sept, 28- Oct. /.
NeoshO (Neosho County Fair AssO-
Ciatlon)-Erie, Aug. 3I-Sept. 3.
NeoshO (Chanute Agricultural Fair)
-Chsnute, Sept. I'll,
Ness s-Ness City, Sept. GIL.
0sage-Burlingame, Sept. ITO.
Saline -Sslins, Sept. 7-l0.
Wilson--Fredonia, Aug. "A %.
The advocate., 1897-06-23
$3.50 70 Californla

for Christian Endeavorers and for every one
else. II you're going, now 10 the time TO pre-.
pare. The shortest and best way IL via Santa
Fe, Inquire AZ, 4, X VI II entfoF PsrticulaFs,
The advocate., 1897-06-23

manufactures, and when the PROPOSE
tion to create It can be pushed without
interfering with other and more press
Ing legislation we can expect TO find
the Administration using It's Influence
In behalf of the scheme.
Bridgeport Conn Farmer: What
ever may be said against the Dlngley
tariff bill--snd its every item furnishes
material for attack-this must be sd-
mItted, viz, that it is consistent. The
protective principle, carried to its log
icsl conclusion, demands prohibitory
duties on every article that is now OF
can be produced In this country, even
though the quantity produced is mi
cToscopiC as compared with the coun.
try's needs.
Charleston Is. C.) News: Sectional
ism is the basis Of protection. 10 can
not live as National policy. 1t dies
as 1t spreads. The growth of q senti.
ment favorable to 1t In the South, be.
cause Of the growth of interests to be
pEo6ted by 1t in the South, is the sure
sign Of it's approaching overthrow. If
the South were it's chief beneficiary it
would be oVeEthrown tomorrow.
Wherefore we greet all recruits to the
cause in this section heartily.
Detroit Tribune: Old Glory is mag.
nifcent when floating alone against
the sky, whether on land or sea; but
the men who display medalliOns of po-
litical candidates, hop bltters and liver
pad ads upon the ensign which has
hOated over the heads Of victorious
armies and nsvies would harness Pc
gssus to a garbage wagon. II the
Sons of the Revolution want to pre-
serve the venerstlon for the grand old
banner, let them procure legislation to
preserve It's folds unsullied.
Baltimore American: AS long as
the vicious system remains politics
will be politics, and we guess that the
Prohibitionists would be just as bad
ss either of the two older and wickeder
parties. But we do not like to see the
schools the victims Of persons who
ought to be studying books instead of
working influences" so that they may
get salaries. II shows what we have
always claimed: That as long as we
have the present arrangement we are
going to sacrifice the children of the
city to politicians.
San Francisco CALL Taxation of
churches, colleges and all benevolent
institutions for the last twenty years
In California has resulted in REFRESHING
charity, In turning many gifts to insti-
tutions outside Of the State, In placing
heavy burdens on private educational
enterprises, and crippllng many others,
Little encouragement Is furnished for
the maintenance Of libraries, art gal
lerles and museums. There is no State
In the Union with such poor churches
as are found In California, with an av-
erage tax Of more than $40 a month
upon each,
Harper's Weekly; The important
thing As that an immediate start toward
the reform Of our finances shall be
made. It will be hard task In any
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