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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-09-26

= Congressman John w. Maddox was
asked It he thought congress would pass
a law prohibiting anarchists in this
, country. He said congress has powers
to regulate and control immigration to
this country, but has no power to pass
criminal laws for the states. This pow
er is reserved for them under the con-
stitution. However, l think congress
might have the right to pass law max
ing it criminal against the Federal
government to assault president or
other government officials. II so. il
would apply to states and territories
alike"
A. short corn crop in the West is the
subject of many sermons to Southern
farmers just now.-Augusta Herald.
Well, what good does that do? The
Southern farmers have made their corn
and cotton crops now for this year.
Necessity and high PRICES may make
them put in big corn crop next year.
Marietta Lyceum Association seems
to have gone to sleep and no lecture
course has heen provided for the winter
months. The missing OF this intellect
ual repast will leave a large number of
our people hungry.
The Interstate Fair in Atlanta will
open its gates on Wednesday, Oct. 9th,
and the usual crowds will attend the
show. October 10Th is Press Day, and
the editors of Georgia will gather there
for the day as the guests of the Fair
d ctors.
Rev Paris is making fair progress
with his Industrial School. 1t is a
place where colored boy can be learn
ed any sort of trade. Our people should
give 1T their encouragement.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-09-26

J. H. BATE. for J. H. BATE & co
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-09-26
Shoes.

Speaking of Shoes don't be afraid YOU We are car
ying good line We have the little folks Shoes up
the button and lace. We please
Shoes Our line of Boys strong we selling the best
Kip Tie that sold in Marietta Every pair by the
makers We have Mems Fine bought at half
price, and are selling them the way
We have Rubbe for Children Misses Men Women Our
Ladies' Cloth Top Waterproof Rubber honestly
eve we Shoes Come before
you buy
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-09-26
On Representation.

We will carry as beautiful line for
the fall and holiday season as we have
always carried before to supply your
wants, and / will deem it a personal
favor if you will trade with us. We
ask all our customers who owe US, to
please settle their bills, notes, etc.
promptly with the gentlemen in charge.
> We Buy old gold. Do all kinds
Engraving, Watch and Jewelry
Work at prices as low as any town
or city for first-class work.
Yours truly.
! n. RATE forJ. HI. BATE q co
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-09-26
Notions.

Mems Underwear Ladies Vests Combination Chdrens
Undervests Misses Undeests and Union Suits Outing
Shirts at c each Gloves all the good things Purses Bill Books
Handkerchiefs Collars Ties Suspende Hosiery Oves Jumpers
Tablets Buttons.
good line of Mems Fancy Shirts overshs are heavy
and durable. '
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-09-26
Jeans and Flannels.

Our Jeans from 15c 30c
nels III red indicated blue and gray prices you
OF Dress Outings is we'll assorted from &c
dow III blue pink white at 25c yard Flannel
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-09-26

Notice !
To My Friends, Customers
and the Public:

/ am going away on a.trip to the west,
to be gone sometime. | have left my
business of all kinds in the hands of
Mr.. J. H. Cutliff and Mr.. Paul Chris
tain, two gentlemen you can trust,
who will treat you right. : Everything
sold strictly
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-09-26
DOnestics.

Fruit of Loom Bleaching Cobba Bleaching Sheeng
Drilling Cotton Pads, 1907 Duck Chevo Hickory Shifting Cal
icoes, Ticking Denms-and that's ALL
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-21
8. g. s.. g..

8eitern Nahmittaa ipuroe bier bic
neue 0alle Der glts einselpeibt. gs
mar cine tpiiroiae, einorufsuolle
SSeier, an tueIher iid auBer Der lieliaen
gpge audi Mitalieoer BON llbrihspilIe.
GoibOcton, 6teubeaoille, Diaifillpn uno
Wbeeling beibeiligten.
2lm Nbeno fano Elm GROCER gmpfana
lfatt. neber 800 Nerionen uohnten
oemielbeu bel uno Ddbreno lnebreren
Stunoen mar in fdmmtliden 2dumen
Elm unllnterbrpheneS Drdnaen uno
Sheben. Mm ar0Bten mar bas 8e=
ordnge am Buffet. no ben @dlien elm
por3iislider punfb, Gefrorenes, @hin-
fsnbrooe uno 4uden lerpirt muroen.
Srob beg Oeordnaes berrfdte tpdbreno
oes aanaen Nbenos cine poraiiglide
Stimuuila, iebermnnn unterhielt lih
anf's Bette unb erlf in ipdier Gtunoe
besannen ii1 bic iiberfiillten Mdnmt au
leeren unO es mar lanee rad) Mitter=
naht als bic lebten gdlte tie Club.
rdunle DerlieBen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-21
Amr0 0afoIins . dutpfe Ater.
lpdIti0t nnO erttidt.

QIls Qeide brodte man am Goiintao
Nahmittaa Grant Gtotpe nod Daule,
|rladbenl Il tpeilige Gtunoell uorber bas-
ielbe aeinn0 uno n1unter Derl06en. Gr
fubr I'M Nahmittag init Qpnlan 0orD=
man uno Sohn 9. Solar nod Rem
Gaifle. an Weae BON bier nod WeioIer,
I'm III Der aohIenmine bon 0oroinan &
RDlnr cine @aiolinmaihine Id tepari=
rsn, nit ipelber Mu1er ausaspulnpt
,piro. Die MaIbine III in Der Mine,
ettpa 1900 Gub bonl Gingama, 0alfge-
fslt uno Solar llno Stone, beQleitet
uDn einenl RphlenQrdber, Mrtbur Dtl.
unD eineln 16idbrigell Rnaben. Sam,
Garlple, ainaen Dinein. Stone repa=
ririe bic Maithine unb lieB bieIelbe per-
ihhstueiie arbeiten. ipOrauf lih bic
Wldnner auf ben Miidipe9 beQabsli. uln
Die Mine piebsr 81 perlailen. Da be-.
ii1erfte Gullar, Dab Die Nfaibine nod i'm
Gange mar, nno er 9ing 5uriid, nm
oieielbe ab5ulfellen.
gDas peiter eeld5ab. IdBt fidb nur
Dermntben. Nad elmer Wei.e fam Der
Gnabe aus Dem Minenlhant, er NOR
blaB uno frant uno ertldrte. es iei oa
brinnen etDas ni1t in Oronuna. eSas.
uno Nobert garlpls, SDei braue Rob-
lenasdber, orangen nun muthiq in
ben Shaht. I'M Bei|fano 3u leilfen.
grlt fanoen Tie Dill /; er mar geTalen
uilo belpnBtlos liesen geblieben. Die
beioeIl Gohlenardber trugen ibn biltz
ans. 9lls lie suriidfebrten. fa,toen fie
aud Solar uno 'siplpe, Die gieibioas
in belpuBtloiem 3uItanoe binausgetra-
gen tpuroen.
Gofort teleplonirte man nod Der
5taot uno Giiff Grimes brahte Or.
Sinfer rad Dem Shauplabe bes linz
gliids. Der Gottor ltellte infort Mie-
berbeiebunasueriuhe an. Die erlt bel
Dill, ipdter aub bel Roilar guien grs
fplg hatten. 9lber bel StolDe iDdren
alle WieoerbelebungsperIutbe unllDnlf,
fiir ibn aab es teine 9iiife mebr.
Srant Stolpe par lnebrere Sabre
lang s5anitor Oes Gourtbauies uilo mar
i'm guiisen @DuniD betannt unb beliebt.
gr binterlaBt einen bohbetaaten Batter
uno cine traueril0e Satin.
Dan alaubt. baB Die Manner bllrn
8aiolin- 3dmpfe iiberwdltiat inuroen.
Wdre nibt prompte 0iilfe sur Gtelle
aelDeien, 10 bdtten ieoenials Solar uno
6ia oas Gbidlal Stones 9etheilt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-21
0erid)t6setbamoIu,saen

Sobn gidenlaub oeoen Mflen Sar-
itine. Dem Rldger murbeu S5l5.4l
augeiproden uno Der MafIenberipalter
anaeDieien, bic Goiien 3u be3ablen uno
ben Neif benz Rldger 3n iibergsben.
Theodore pODell geeen Mbam 2im-
bah. Deigele9t uno Goiten be3ablt.
@eorAe 9. Wrainaro tporo tiir einen
iDeiteren 9trmin ais Mitglieo oes
6itlfs=@omites fur beoiirffige Goloaten
In 9uscaraipas gountp ernonnt, fiir
bic 3eit pom /. Npril 1901 Bis /. Mpril
1904.
JDiepb 8asbinoer gegen OermanIon
WigfielO Das @eritt 9ab ein geroitt
80 @unIfen 0es Nngetla9ten.
gliSabeth u. 6. Setter aeQen gprus
Rotb. Der Gldaerln tuafben 1891 .89
3uaefproden unb Wertauf anssoronet.
DruiilIa Sope Cope 9e9sn GlIis Cope.
Muf Rotten per Rld9erin fallen eelal-
len.
elmer 8. gelfnop oeaen glisnbetb
Beltnop i. q. Muf Rpifen oes Sid.
gers faaen oeIoHen.
gli3a g. @ebid 9e0el1 @iliom s..
Neoid u. q. Mtf Rplteri ber Qldaerin
fallen 9eiafstt.
Nrtbur %. Q5opn 9eqen nm. s.. go-
Dtnbsr. Auf Roftil bsS ald9ers fallen
3ela5lers.
' a. - esrys z5.s q = ~. Isss y, ~ 4 Il =,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-21
Scmcr

Mm Gamltag Mbeno I'm Z llhr bat=
Ten mir bier f6on lpieDer ein iseuer.
Die Sdeuue Der Mittme 5uIan Wallate
.stuiIhen Gf=DehHraBe uno ssair5frabe
brannte Dollttdnoia iieber ilno barin
uerbrannten aud elm pferb. Elm Bnagp,
Elm Sprilt9magen, nno Die 8orrdtbe ali
0eu, 5trob &C. gie Sdeuer mar Der.
iidert. bod oas pfero uno Die Gsfdbrte
iuaren nibf beriidert.
Snnerbalb flirstr 3eit iit oies bas 5.
Wal, bab bier sdeunen unb GtalIuit-
gen tliebsrbrannten, ohne DaB Die urid=
de bes 5eners erlnittelt iperoen tonnte
uno es beffebt fein 3tpeifei, ooB grano=
FILTER on Der Mrbeit linD. Am 5amsr
Tag lab man einen Wann nit einem
bellen ueberrod in pollein lauFe Durd
cine Wien ellen, Die na1 Der @d)eune
Der Wittws Wallaee fiibrt. Nls oerlel-
be cine Dame anf beln Seitmeae be-
merfte, mdbiate er feline 6britte, Iina
aber 0leih Daranf mieber al lalfen
an uno fpar balo aus benz Welihtstreile
Der Game berldmunoen. Goate elm
Sranoififter auf friider 3bat srtappt
peroen, 10 mare oerIelbe ii1er; cine
oerbe gettion su erbalten uno 3mar bon
rehtsDegetl,
slm Sienifaa Nahnittae brad int
patieriOn 6aufe oil Giib.yrodopap
unter bem Dade infoIge zines idaobaf-
ten aamins Elm Sseuer ails, ,oas ieood
ael0iht lueroen fonnte. ebe es ipeiter
um li6 griff. Shaoen unbeoentenb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-21
= Aesi1ofrAtiid,e UoripabIess.

Sn ben gorpabIsn am @amiioQ llo-
millirien bic Denlofroien BON WOlben
5olpnIbip foieenoe GanoiDnteil
9rnhse, Qsipis 8. Rrob Gdobs
meiifsr, Noom @lnb Gonitabler. sSad=
ion MurrD QIIielierer. /. Yrsetnct
Wm. Mbitmer. 8. precinct $. 81.
0eepes.aa:siser g5sseiiittt gB5sseiiittt Robert sR bert
5pearinosn.
Sur Nep pbiiaoeipbia tDnrosn ms
minirt
/. Morb. @taotratb. 2erop @prin-
ger uno Ghas. 3vaner MieHOr, 80.
u. Waqner.
3. Moro. @tootroth. $. $. Yorz
ter Niieiior, s. g. Bomers.
8. Woro. Gta6trotb, s. D. Mit=
def gIfislIor. qefpis s. @tine.
4. War0. Gtootratb, W. Geibolo !;
9lReiior. Wn,. Wbitmer.
Shulbeb6rbe S.. g. Cline nnb
@Oiuarr Gnqel1ari.
GrieobofzGrllitee SEQ. u. Rafcr-
nan.
Sie ilDnlinirfei ganoioaten '5inD qut
uno Deroienen nllgemeine lluterfiibuna,
nanlentlib iollie aber oarauf geoaht
aenDnlnlen tper0etr. baB Elm oemofratis
iher 5iaotrotb eripdblt tuiro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-21
0eftorbcn.

Nu l6. Mdr3 in Nep pbilabelpbia
ubnen s. Diuine i'm Utter BON 81 ssab-
rem am Nlthnia. Ser Werlforbene BAT
als 5Olodt bes 81. Ebio Negiments1
ben Ytirgerfrieg lniigemabt nno mar
Elm Mit9lieo oes bieligen poitens Der
IS. q. g., Der ibin am Wontae bei iei-
mem 8egrdbniB Die IeBts Gbre ertpies.
Nnl Is. Mdr3 in ganal Dooer ga.
mllel S. HeeDes i'm Hitter pon nod ni1t
81 Sabren am Nerpenfieber. Ser
Teritorbene mnr Der einSiae @obn BON
s5erenliab 9eeDes llilo fam i'm Sabre
1886 BON Wiles nab Canal Doper, als
iein Water eilleil Nntheil Der bortiaen
@iienperfe ertuarb. Gr beiudte Die
5dulen in Canal 8ouer lino trat oann
in ben 8ienlt.0er Reepes ssron, Steel
.uno Sin plate Drills, no Ct Iib inl.
@erIaufe iperliger Sabre sum @eIhdfts=
fiibrer herauf arbeitete. Nad)Dem Der
5rult aub Die gReeues giIenmerfe qe-
tauft, betbeiii9te iid Der @erltorbene an
perlhieoenel ailoern inbu1trielIen un=
ternelmungen. ST mar elm IPann BON
grocer Sbatfraft uno fdarfem @e=
lddftsblif nno iein 9iniheio lit ni1t
nur Elm Werlult fur @anal Doper, lons
bern fir oas aas,Se 9usearatDas 5bal.
ST binteridBt cine trauernbe @ittme
uno orei Rlnoer in aertsm Qllter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-21
8ertbpoae Sarnt su ncrfamfcn

Der llnteraei1nete miro bis Gamltaa
Wittaa, 80. Mdr5 1901, auf benz Ylabe
grgebote entseaen nebmen Iiir osn
Raul Der Tarm oes perftorbenen Gbri=
fiian ROtb in Wartpid 5p., ll6 Nfer
umfaneno. Gutes- 6arms unb Malo,
ialrb uno cine er0ffnete quite Goblenmi-
ne an Ohio Canal.
geOinaunaen ] baar, ] in einem
llno Der Geh in spei Sahrer. Sir nd=
here 4usfunft ipenoe man lih on
g. s. @meiB eer. Mbniniitratpr.
46 Nep PHILADELPHIA, 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-21
MorD itnD ScIbitmsorD III
GattaI Dpner.

Gin Moro uno GstbnmorO bilOets
am Iebten Donnerifaa Moraen IN ga=
nal Doper ben GtbluBatt zines trauri.
gen Gbelebens. Qlm Mpreen bes aes
ilannten Saaes erihoB Osora Meber
ieiii Weib urlo idoB iid) tain ie!6if cine
Qnael bur1 ben Rppf.
8eDrs @eber uno ieine Srau Dorn
OeB) iparen beibe in Ganat Dpper ae.
borsil unb aufaemahien. gr mar 81,
lie 40 Sabre alt. Sic tn0ren ieit19
Sabren Derbeiratbet Hno botten odt
Rinoer, fiinf Mdodslt i'm Nlter poil Is,
16, la. IL unb 4 Sabren. einen Rna-
ben Don 5 sSabren un0 Elm Boar
3millinge. bic faum Elm Sabr aft iino.
3ur ,3eit Der 5rag0oie naren orei Der
dliersn Maoden bonn Dauie abpeleno,
Die l4idhrise Bertha aber mar 3euain
berielben.
yDeber bate friiber In Der Gollina
Wil Qearbeitet, mar obsr ihon leit feds
Monaten obne 8eId)dftiauns. iudbreno
Die Grau our1 WaId)en nno anbere
Nrbeit Die 6nnlilie sll erndhren fuhte.
Sn Der Iebten 3eit baite lib oas gbe=
panr bduiis aesantt. Sic Ssrau per=
langts, Weber iDllte aud etipas gum
llnterhalt Der SamiIie beitraaen, ipdb=
reno er Der Ssrall uoriuarf, iie unterhaite
init anoeren Mdnne.n unlautere Be3ie=
bungel.
G{t ifon batte Der Mann eeorobt,
Die 6rau 81 t0oten, bod NAB man oie=
len 8robungen teine geoeutllng bel.
Sn Der leBten 3eit bate ct mebrnals
beriu1t, einen GeDoluer gu bergen lino
mar es babel obne 3peifsl feline Nblidt,
oenIe!ben gu Der iebreflilben 36at ait
beniiben, uno als er enolih eiilen Hes
pnlDer in Die 0ano befanl, erfolgte auh
balo Die Gataitropbe.
9lm Mlttpph slbeilo bate lid oas
Gbepaar tuieoer beftia gesantt, uno
tulbreno Der NaDt mar gSeber mebr=
mails aufGeitanoen, mobrfheinlih nit
oem gntihlube rinsene, Die 5bat 3u
besebcn. 9tm Moreen faBie er Den
gntlbluB. fsr ainD in Die Slide unb
als er pieoer in's 3imnar frat, lab
ieine 5ohter Bertha, baB er etipas gldn=
senoes in Der 9ano bate. ST trat Oil
oas 8ett ieiner 6rau, Die rubig mes
ben ben 3milliilgen iblief, Den eirlen inl
Nrme balteno. gr bielt ibr ben He-
Dolner an Die llnte 6dldfe llno IhoB.
Sic mabte nur einiae 3ufunsen, oann
erfelgte Der Soo, oas Gino in ibrem
9lrme aber tparo iiber uno iiber nit
ylut beoedt. 8nl ehrefen bate
Bertha bies 9liles nit angeleben nno
nun rib iie Die 9efe iiber ben Gopf, in
banaer 6nrdt. nun tomme Die Geibe
an iie. Oils Alles rubia blieb, aetraute
lie lih inter Der Tede binaus su blifen
uno Oa lab lie. luie Der Batter. Der ouf
benz 8iideil am 8poen lag, ben Geppl=
Der 9egen Die rehte Seite bob. sym.
fidhiten Womente ertDnie Elm sueiter
5huB uno Die Woffe entfiel gsebers
0ano, baS eridrefte Wdohen aber
ifiirste aus oem 6auie uno alarmirie
ole Nahbarn uno i'll ipeniQsn Minutetl
mar bic Shredsnsicene nit 56eilneb=
member unD feu9ierigen aefiillt.
3roBoen Ole Gugel bas 9anSe 8ebiyn
olrhbobrf bate, inbem lie in Der reh=
ten Shldfe einorane unb iiber benz
linten DIR Die 0irnidale nah anBen
our1bobrte, lebte Weber nod bier
Stunoen. bod fam er nidt tpisoer gum
gepuBtfeilt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-21
Notis an Miieiiorct,.

Eie Nlieiioren, ipefhe bel ben Sriia-
iabrstDaelen aemdblt iperben, lino bier=
nit anfaefprbert iih am Montae. g..
Mpril 1901, Nahnlittaas i'm | ubr in
per sluoitOrs Office eillsufinoen, lim
ibre GornllIare unb Jnitruftionen in
gmpfan9 5u nebnen. IS lit pibtig,
oaB alle Betbeiliaten iid einfinben.
6. g. 5renfel,
gountD MuDitor.
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asraftifd,e edlmIe fur 2ebrer.

Der 6riibiabrstermin bon
s.. p. Rnbns Ghule 3ur 0eranbiIbung
bon lebrern beaiIlni am DienIfaa, Q.
Mpril 1901. Giir 3euanii1s suenoe
man iih an ir9en6 einen feiner friibe-
rcn 6tuDentefi. Sir ndbere Mustnnft
f6rribe man an Sohn g. Gubn. q.
1911, Neu pbiIaoelpbia, s.. Az
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6dtcr 9eimd,t. Gin gutter Rdier
iDirD aeiu6t. Mdbere Mustnnft bel
Nnoeregg q Rani1 in 3ippecanos, s..
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SSDat eSbr quite gcblbc llnc 81
billiacit 9Srciic

70 fomn,t 81 uns uno Jhr finoet, mas
Jhr iudt. 5hr fnoet bei uns ei1e sro.
6ere uno beiiere 2luspahl ais ionitmo
I'm County.
5lidarbeit aller 2lrt prompt llno Bill
Zig beioret.
Ronnnt uno iiber5eust Guh
asleuera y gprrb,
|ll9 Olthodftra6e 11erp philooelphio, G
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-21
Groifnun9 oes
0fcmen Grocery Deparfc1ileitts

M b ar6B renHen pondnoiahn gorrab bon ros
nit Groies beimm Ganer befno M n h0dIses 2aaerhau
grbe0b 4Ox45 SUB oos nit ben fir 9roB1ano bnmmn NOdb
ogefhu if gBr ale uniere Groceries brett
groOusnien u dabrpreiI 8ie gr0Hnunssase ino
9anaerfag, 6rtitag 4 samfag, 28., 29. & 30. Mdr3.
8uat aebt 9sRuna ur sbt u6 grponde
mir Gu MAIDEN i1nnen Gpea pree ihr bis orei 9aes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28


Ihcre need be no doctorlng with chem
GUS 10 preserve the inherent products;
We raise our own sugar ana sNrupS ana
mere Is NO noed o. impure products, as
~ are IN 1t position i9 mi up pure ar
thlc for consumption Ivy our own people.
nnn 10 oHer In competition to "doctored
Nj, t,., -, gs-sg. r.tt.,g-.
1IWual naS necn accomplished In the can
",,S ,iiu,,O11'r. III oIheF states can he ar
'"nunlSu'u IN IeNas- ~ CHlIi9rnla, TOR
,,rcat s,,,5 ImS g"nliuS lnuuHlLN mas mace
Eat"l llI"'s' httplnC pace WIN plant De
a Xxx "tH ,nv Sshet9! PIVSperliS wave
sircc sbo ui, '''o' iSrl .nnI 0.nlH ever
In, Vc,,it MI, >" ,r,gcN .I''" t,uiI taIS
tnblshmcniS arc IN onnr, io, l'i IN ' t,, ts
besides oujtc ms NM .,, ~, , ',,'' -.
Thcse indmstri"s rn,ra..,, ~ ImE pn.'
n,pnv millions of 'dcIi,r o." I'M. ~
ance In n cor,mor,i,n o'nv CON Ia ,,t,u ,,'
sized Inv reforrinr to tho nrol',c,s ~ H. "'
establishments Skinned ou} nr tba, St,,a T.,
the wear 1000. I'M "'"'e ""
Table fruits .s53 oSo c,scs nNo doyo,
cans In rarb ,,yc, - q, t4s -, wv yucca
Pie fruits re- $50 eases Two dozen Gang
IN each caSc). or Sl21S2 cans
Fruits In gallon vessels us in3 caScs
zone dozen in each easel ar / 40 N2e al
Ions.
Jams and iClltcs, IS, 4l6 cases tonc dozen
one gallon vessels in each case or $50
po2 gallons
Fruits in gallon vessels. 1aS.4o9 eases
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
a U. S. AIsToRY FoR FILIpINos.
1t Has Just Been Published Under the
Direction OF General MacArthnr

1t Has Just Been Published Under the
Direction OF General Macarthur.
New York Journal.
Philadelphia History OF the United
states o. America, published under the di.
ieclloo OF Arthur Macarthur. major gen.
eral United States army. military Govern.
or OF the Philippine Islands, has lust beer
issued for the instruction of Aguinaldo and
his compatrlots.
Printed In English and spanish. the pam.
phlet Is issued by the Kcstcrnnus Litho-
graphic Manufacturing company OF this
city thousands of copies viii he nat in
rue nahds Of the FilIptnos.
nt.t,is expected thu the students OF tals
s,1t.vas VIII take 10 heart the facts thar
i,I under the section OF the history deal.
S,s Win the constitution Of the United
J., ,h president In peaceful times is mere.
~ Wv Shlel magistrate OF the nation. He
,, ,aS v"nSnil The heads OF the great hrpart.
49, ,S,TS,S, ous nc does not need to take their
Mn toF treason bribery or other
Jtn, lines or misdemeanorS the presi.
,'e h,as he lMpcachcd hv the house 81
s,,i''NSentaNvrs and convicted br mo sen
.hts 'us only With inc consent OF Two
nns OF ae senators present
si.nna -. ume ef war no limit eau no a.
ss 70 Tue presidents powers; his func.
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lions then are almost those Of dictator.
lie is tho defender of the constitution
and must secure the faithful execution of
the laws.
IN the section devoted to "rhc state
government the FiupinoS are Informed:
Tho present state governments present
many contrasts, Tho tendency is 10 give
moro power to the executive, ana thus fix
tho responsibility.
Experience seemed to prove that assem-
piles or men were more willing to do
wrong. because the individual members
could not he held responsible for the cor
porate action.
The State constitutions framed in recent
years are characterized by the number Of
restrictions placed upon the legislature
one Of the hest lawyers in this country,
man OF national fame. who has been II
laWmaker today strongly questioned the
accuracy Of one of those statements
Inc lawyer did mn deny that state con.
sjitut'ons framed Of late years have placed
many restrictions upon tho legislatures. hut
ne emphatrally denied that assemblies of
men were more willing to do wrong be
cause Individual members could not be-
held responsible for the corporate action. i"
Tho history thus rocites some Of the
events that led 10 the Fiipinos becoming
subjects Of Uncle sam:
Congress passed resolutions that the peo-
PIE of Cuba are and Of right ought to he
tree and independent: that the Tuitcd
states ought To demand Snain's withdraw
al from the island They authorized the
president 20 demand II. and he sent an
ultmatum Ia Spain hut diplomatic rcln-
lions ceased before il could be delivered
War 81 once ensued resulting in a com
plete victory for tho Americans
After preliminary protocol was signed.
inc, representatives Of the United Statcs
and Spain met at Paris and came 10 the
iouoWlhg terms: Spain gave mp all claim
lo sovereignty In Cuba She coded Porto
Rico and other smaller islands 10 the
United states. The Philippine Islands vrrc
nlso reded 70 the Americans upon the
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erie used 10 write stun that was too aw.
fully Hot for an ordinary Publisher OF
COMMERCIAL lii, tlness. s, they kept II under
Cover and read IL 10 one Another. They
werc gwen 70 assembling 10 q Front Room
stocked with HairCioth Furniture ana
few Dining-Ro0m chars brought Ia for the
time being ana taeY would lead ont Pop
ular Noyela one after another and Rip them
W the Back and Ilan-String Them and
sing the grand ETsceration ana 20 Home
reeking with Gore.
Mrs. Tilbnry had been Jubblrson before
she flew 70 the Arms OF the lce-Marhile,
IN m Accidental Way she once learned "a at
n certain Ike Jubbleson had heen icam,
sthg or something during the Revolutionary
War. That set her TO Going. She began 10
wear red, white and blue Banners ana Join
PATRIOTIC Clubs, She got all messed up In
the Politics OF the stop-Daughters OF the
Revolution, and would come home after a
Scrap with the Lady President aud have
70 90 81 the Smelling salts and hit the
f'cylOn Tea about seyen tunes before she
fniiib cool down sufficiently 10 tell how she
Dad been Msulted. II Ike Juhhleson had
knVNn Of li the Trouble he was breeding
FOR his Female postcrity. probably ae
wculdn't have done any Hauling for the
Ibs eldest child Of the TIlbasys was
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egic importance Of Hawaii TO the unD3
States became evident. Some time Msii
a republic had been established By \
bellion and application made to the InH
states for annexation. Nothing bad ~
done by the American government
now. when the desire for annexation Y
again manifested. Grtion was taken, az
joint resolution of the senate and hou.
representatives, of the United States 2
annexation was declared,
Thus, by the various exlgencles q
Spanish war. the United States bcig
possessed Of the islands Of Porto RIG !
Hawaiian and Philippine groups Of isa,7
and assumed for the time beng, ths i 90
OF providing stable government FOR W
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