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LACE CURTAINS,

White Cream Curtain Net worth Bic yard,
all at 20c yard.
Handsome Lace Curtain Net, would be
cheap at GOc., only SHE. per yard.
Lace Mats and Tides, only lOc. each.
Large Size Mats and Tides, only 2Oc. each.
One Special Line of Fine Lace Mats, in sets,
only soc. set.
sample line of Fine English Scissors, all
sizes, worth from lOc. to 81, all at zoe.
each.
Beautiful Steel Engravngs, framed COM
pete in gold frames, 2Ox2i inches, for 75c.
each.
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Veto Sustained,


KANSAS CITY, Sept. g. Mayor Tai
bott this evening returned with his veto
the ordinance extending for thirty years
street railway franchise TO the Carrigan
consolidated company, and the veto
was sustained by a vote of niue to three,
the supporters of the ordinance having
generally weakened under the influence
OF public sentiment,
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Nominations for Congress.
FIFTH MICHIGAN

GRAND RArIrs, MIoH., Sept. 6.-At
lao this morning the convention Of
Democrats and Greenbackers of tho
Fifth district reassembled. Several
candidates being withdrawn, two mofo
ballots were cast resulting in the nom
nation of G. G. Comstoek.
cARLEroN HUNT.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept, B.-The Fir.t.
Congressional district reform Delno-
cratic party renominated Carleton
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-[Special.l--
Following a-s the changes announced
In the mail service of Texas:
Postoflices Established: Parrsville,
Galveston county; Special fron
Gablon, six miles west. on route
3LlOl; Smiths Point, thirteen miles
north.
Francis NJ Madden was commis-
stoned postmaster at Norton, Grayson
county, Texas.
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No Butler for Him-Mr. Burns Name
Nainly Taken at Waco,


BRowNwooD, Sept. C. Editor HER
ALp.l-l notice in your weekly issue OF
August y that DIR. Young and about
twenty others met at Waco, endorsed
Ben Butler and appointed electors, zone
of wnom they say am which," Now, |
desire you to state that my name was
used by that convention without my
knowledge or consent; that do not en-
dorso Mr.. BENJAMIN L. Butler, never
sought and Will not accept the dis
tlncuished position of being ono of his
electors, and further, that am for
Cleveland AID Hendricks first last and
all the time, and will do what ! can to
place them triumphantly at the head of
our Government. By publishing this
and placing me right on the record you
viii much oblige, yours respectfully,
u nHnSg
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The Associated Press Canvasslng for
Blaine.

New York, Sept. CA visit to the Re
publican National Committees head
quarters to-day, showed large corps of
clerks busy sending out documents. The
correspondence of the committee has
become immense. For the last three or
four days, Senators Allison, of Iowa,
Don Cameron, of Pennsylvania; John
Miller, of New York, and Secretary
Chandler, have been in close consulta-
tion with the committee. Secretary
Chandler said TO the Associated Press
reporter, that all members of the adj
ministration We're hearty in their sup
port of the ticket, and with the coming
Of cool weather. they will enter heartily
into the cnmpaign. IL was learned that
Gen. Gresham and Gen. Brewster have
tenderd their services as speakers. Sena-
TOR Cameron expressed cordial interest
in the ticket.
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Commissioner walsh Euters the state
Canvass.

AusTlN, sept. g. Special, The
sheepmen of Coleman city have in
vitod Commissioner Walsh to address
ihom, and he will probably do so ON the
lnih inst.
The Democrats, of Fort Worth, have
slso extended to him an invitation, and
he will address the Democratic club of
that city sometime soon.
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ALnANY, Sept. G.--Gov. Cleveland will
attond the State fnlr at Elmra on Mdn-
day aud the funeral of Secretary Folger
at Geneva Tuesday. The Ohio Com
missioner, inspecting State prisons,
called upon the Govornor to-day.
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The Republicans Write to n Dead aIap

Columns, o., Sept. g. Chairman
ogloveo, Of the Republican State Com
mittee, to-day sent the following dis
patch to Chairman Jones, at the Repub-
lican National headquarters, New York
I'VE have discovered that tho formal
letter of invitation 10 the speaker was,
through inadvertence OF Il clerk, sent TO
the late Lot NJ. Morrill,, the name having
been taken from books of former COM
mittce. The letter contained no such
matter rs the New York Herald repre-
sented. No letter of any kind was re-
ceived In reply thereto from Mrs. Nor
rill or any one else"
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NEW IoRE, Sept, q, Schedules IN as
signment of the firm of o. NJ. Bassott
Slii0OOi nominal assets, $4,000; actual
assets, X5tO.OOO.
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Tho Ladncrs nond FnrrcIich.

PHLADELrHlN Sept. 6,-Ladner
Bros. bankrupt brokers, did not appear
at the appointed hearing to-day, and
their bail was declared forfeited.
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WASHINGTON, sept G.-The Second
National bank of Nonia, Ohio, having
made good its impaired capital, has been
authorized To resume business,
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New YoRg, Sept. O.--The visible sup.
ply of cotton in the world, according "a
the New York Chronicle of Saturday,
September q, Is as follows: Total sun.
ply this day, l,iT2,G53; same day last
year, l,6i2,0SO; decrease, l70,i2.
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Mrs. Judge narlan,s RcmaIns,

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 0.-The Sec-
retary Of War, accompanied by Mrs.
Lincoln and Judge Harlan with the re-
mains of Mrs. Harlan, lett att o'clock
this morning for Washington.
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AN EXPLORER INTERVIEWED.


Sergeant Frederick Wants to See sfors
Arctic Fun - Henry's Execution De-
scribed,
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 9. - Sergeant
julius Frederick, of the Greedy party. il
In the city visiting his brother, j. w.
Frederick. In an interview with the
Daily News reporter Frederick corro-
borated Sergeant Bralnard's denial of
the story that the. expedition was
divided in two parties. He gives the
particulars of the shooting OF Henry un-
der the orders ofGreely, saying; Sentence
was. executed by himself and Sergeants
Brainard and Long. They shot Henry
In the back. Two balls taking effect and
producing instant DEATH One gun was
not loaded. They were compelled 10
this course, because Henry was as
strong and active as ever, and had he
suspectnd their purpose, could easily
have killed them.
Frederick says his experience has
not satisfied mm, and he intends to visit
the Arctic regions again as soon as pos
sible.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
lNplANoroL1s, Sept. 6.--Julius II.
Frederick, who was u sergeant In the
Greedy polar expedition, is in the city.
lie denies the story that there were two
sections In the Greedy party and SAYS
the. men of the expedition were united
and harmonious. There may have beon
cannibalism, but of this he has no per-
conal knowledge. He gives the follow
ing account of the shooting of Henry;
Henry had been warned several times
about stealing food, but he repeated the
oiiense, and finally Greely issued an or
der for his execution. Three guns were
loaded, two with ball and one with blank
cartridge. Fredericks, Long and Brain
ard were detailed to carry the order into
effect. They took the guns and found
Henry l50yards away in the act of steal
ing sealskins. The three men ap-
proached within twenty yards and the
ranking man called ont: "Henry, we
are now compelled to carry out our or
ders;" The men fred and Henry
fell dead
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PirrsDURo, Sept. e.-Last night Jones
4 aushlin, iron manufacturers. struck
z heavy vein of gas at depth OF 100
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WAXAHAcHIR, Sept. g.. Special -
At the local option election to-day, this
precinct went I2D for and 5ll against.
Ennis precinct went 40 for and 7ll
against. Reports from other precincts
infer that the local option is lost.
Al MIDLOTHIAN.
MIDLOTHIAN, Sept. e. Special 49,
An election was held here to-day, re-
sulting In u victory for prohibition by
fourteen majority at this ballot box,
with Mountain Peak To hear from.
The largest vote over cast here was
polled to-day, and excitement was at
white heat. Two hundred and nine
ballots were east. IL is regarded here
that Mountain Peak has gono forty
four majority for prohibition.
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USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL
BARGAINS!
BROS,

We will offer for the benefit of all housekeepers de-
string to reft and beautify their homes this sea-
son OF the year a line of Household Special
ties at prices within the reach of ALL Our
offerings are things wanted in every
family, SO Ladies will do well to
come early and avoid therush
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MARINE.
Port of oune,

Port OF Queenstown.
QrkENsrowN, Sept. Q. Arrived;
Alaska, from New York.
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Sc, tper tpeiB? faete ct Ia6enb. 9ie
Sophie m66te mid f6mer als Serren
neben ii6 6ul6en. Sd mill lift oaraus
feinen 8ortuurf MAIDEN, benin i6 mD6te
ibr ebenio tpenig als &ne6t gebor6en.
9esbarb 1T es beifer, Wfutter, Sic ie=
BEN ii6 je eber ie befier na@ einem an=
beren um. l1n0 nun lallen Sic ben
Mi6el rufen! Sd min bier bleiben uno
leben, baB er li6 ni6t ungebiirli6 gegen
Sic betrdgt.
N6, ct 1T ein 10 bDsartiger MenI9,
S6rge. @enn ct nur ni9t an 6em or
men Pferoen feline Wutb ausldBt! gr
1T I'M itan6e, mir Die befen pfer6e gu
@6anben 5u f9lagen, ebe ct gebt!
Sc, tuosu bin i'd oenn oas- @obai6
er ausgelobnt 1T, ion er feinen GuB
mebr in ben Stall feben. Son Sem
Iagenblid an iino bic gferbe meine
Sorge!
(S5ortiesG,.y folst)
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Ser idlon felt I6noerer 2eit

Ser f9on felt ldngerer 3eit 9e.
begte plan, bic 8aiterien ber beutiden
grtillerie I'm 3tpei @ei6iibe gu berffdr=
fen, foa nunmebr 5ur Musf fiibrung ges
langen. Wfan inelbet als bejtimmt,
baB Die betreffenbe 8erfiigung bereits
bic llnteri6rift bes &aiiers erlangt ba=
be. gs mag inbeFen bemsrtt lpero zen,
baB es fi6 nur um Die 9feubeI6affung
Der Beipannung fir stpei Gef6iibe
banoelt, ba bic 8efdiibe ielbft bereits
porbanben itnb. Man ma6t aur 8e=
gronbung oieier MaBnabme geltenb,
baB mi6t nur Die Mrtillerie ber anoeren
Sdnber Der beutf6en an Gtdrfe iiberle=
gen lei, fonoern oaB aud bic 8emegz
li6teit biefer Waffe 6ur9 bic 8ermebs
rung Der geipannung i'm &riege erb0bt
tperoe.
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Allniev 6essem1leiser., 6urnifbina
Dsbe unb 9utsD Department 1T ousers
AIen unb unatertrefftor ia aualitat unb
DlaIlsyn.
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= Die parteiberbdltniIIe I'M 2ager
Der Seutf6 2iberalen ttt SeFerrei1
tperben immer unerquidli9er. Mu9 bic
liberalen Wiener 8l6tter 1inb bereits
iiber bic fir bic nd65fe 3eit einauf6Ias
genbe Saftif umeinig. 9Bie aus gBien
gemelbet wirb, fdllt es iebr auf, baB bic
nyteue Srie prefie" gelegentIi9 elmer
geipre9ung Der beboritebenben 2anbz
tagspablen fir bic bon bem ebemaligen
9aan0elsminiiter proieetirte 8ilbung Ell
ner MitieJpartei i'm mdGrii9eu groB=
grunbbefiB eintritt. Die 8ilbung elmer
fol9enMittelpartei tpdre glei9be6euten6
nit Der Sprengung Der v8ereinigten
Sinfen". 9ie rOeuti6e 3eitung" tpiegt
ft6 mod in Optiniismus, itbem fie Bic
Melbung bon oer MnflDiung Der 0erei=
nigten Sinfen beifreitet, iie muB iebo9
5ngeben, Dab fiir Die ndebften Jieutpablen
berdnDerte 9ispoIitionen su ertparten
ieien. Su 6erielben Senben5 ,nelbet bic
Wiener DMgemeine 3eitung", Der Mbz
georbnete bon plener bereite Die @riin=
oung zines eigenen BreBbureaus fit bic
oeuti9 bGbmifd)e, rabifal rationale
preiIe bor, INN biefelbe BON ben Bureau
Der bereinigten 9infen unabbdngig 3u
MAIDEN. Sn BET ge1trisen 6auptberz
tammlung bes beuti9en S6ulbereins in
@ra5, tn tpel6er bet Obmanm Weitlof
bic unterfiibung unb G0rberung bon
auBerbalb.bes Gei6es banfenb berborz
bob, ma6te iitb bel Ser 8oritan6pabl
cine beftige antiiemitii1e 9lgitation be-
tmerfbar; Der 4usi6uB trat berlelben
erfolgrei9 entgegen. eanoibirte iebp1
ieinerfeits ben famaien Sitter b. S6oes
tlerer tpieber in ben Nufii6tsratb, Inn
pie Tertpirtli9ung Der Srobung befel=
ben, eoentuell einen eigenen rgermani=
l9en S6ulberein" al griinbe,n 5u ber=
| binbern.
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= 9ie Girma 9utb & 8oIls
bre6t bat bic Mgentur bon Sagers
patentirten 8aumtpollen Sprinflers
iibernommen. Gemif6te 6arben, Dele,
SirnilIe, allerbanb pinfel &C. fortwabz
renO auf 2aser. Wenm sybr einmal
bort gefauft babt, iperbet Sbr f6on
tpie6er fomnlen. 22,5,tp
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Die hrei ornsen Mnal1erz Sinner

= Die brei grOben Waglterz Sdneer
bon briiben lpurben bisier Sage tpdbrenb
hires 9tufentbaltes in G1ebelanb bon
einem 8eri6terf ftatter bes bortigen vMn=
5eigers" ing @ebet senomnen. SIM
Weienli6en beri6teten fie 6oIgen6es:
9err Scaria erflGrte, bas ei1sige @ute,
tpel9es er in ben Ser. 9taaten gefun6en
babe, Ieien bas Gulmbaber 8ier unb
Die @igarren. Sies fortpdDrenoe &eilen
greife i'm febr att unb ct beab1i6tige,
na6 S6luB bieier Sour feline tpeitere
oerartige 5lt unternebmer, b06ftens in
Operngeleaf9aften. Nm befem babe es
ibm in Minneapolis gefallen. 9ie So
tels feier an einem Srte tp6glid nod
fWe6ter als am anberen, bod in Men,z
pbis babe er eit glttes beut19es 6oteI
gefunben. Sn ieinen Gripartungen iiber
9lmerifa febr er ii6 feiaeswegs getdui9t.
Sas bette unb muIifberif1nbigte pubs
lifum babe ct itt Stem Sort, 8ofton,
Baltimore unb Cincinnati getroffen,
lebteres babe aud Die bette Mu1ifba1le.
Sas Sbomas' 'f6eSr6eiter fei pobl gang
gut, ieoo6 feien ni6t geniigenb @trei6s
initrumente borbanben. 6err Scaria
bel6perte Iid) iiber Die Senperens gtes
geln> bic in feinem Glebelanber MbiteiJe.
quarter, Soreit GitD Soltie, berrf9ten.
Srau Materna iagte, iie lei6e ni6t 10
iebr, ,tpie ibrGollege Searia. Sic lobt bic
Stebensmiiroigfeit, nit Der man ibnen
iiberall im publifum entgegen gefon1=
men. Sic 1T fiir 55 Gpn5erte eagagirt,
BON benen bas@lepela1ber bas 50. tpar.
Sir ie6en9lbeno befomn,t 1ie 1000 @uls
ben. Quber 5otels, langmeiligen ports
ergelt9tern unb Mulifbauen bat lie, tpie
iie iagt, tpenig BON Mmerifa geiebem.
Sie3eit mar gu fur3. n9(ber Dos 8ier is
gnat!" bemerfte Die Dame unb betellte
Elm neues @las. 6err Minfelmann
propbe5eite ber Muftin oen Ser. Staa=
ten eine groBe 3ufunft uno bebauerte,
baB fein Nufentbalt 5lt fllr3 1ei, um
Nmerifa genauer fennen 5lt lernett. 9(uf
Soften feiner &ube babe er iiberaQ llins
19au gebalten unb er fin6e lib iebr gum
gleiben binge3ogen. 0as publifum iei
in ben Ser. Staten biel etttbuIiaitii6er
unb lanf6e piel 9eipannter, als ittz
SeutI6lano. IS lafie fi6 lei9t nit fort=
reiBenuno aeige ein groBes Muf ufifber=
ltdnbniB. So9 made es auf i'm ben@in
orud, alstpenn es BON glnfang ait nit
oem9ut elm ber5an6 baitebe ,tnb ftets in
heberbafter gile 5u iein iGeine. Dies fei
ibm au9 i'm @traBenleben aufgefallen.
Oie Mmerifaner feien cine betpunberns=
tuertb uingeni6ie" "Nation. ct iprab fid)
6ann iiber Die folOiialen 8auten, 9o6z
babnen &C. in Seem Oort febr riibnaenb
aus. Sas amerifanil6e8ier i6mede Inn
febr gut; un6 er befunoete bies bur1
gertilgnng elmer gang bebeuteaoen Aus
antit4t.
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- Sie S6ulbeb0lferung BON gomal
eountp 3dblt 1910 SeeIen gesen 94S i'm
pergangenen Sabre.
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Gds gleia Yla,a unb Det Commerce
se,3,t3W StroBe.
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Stusfmmft fiir Damem. 9lIes fir
cine 9ausbdlterin WuniGensmertbe
fann man bur6 6as 2efen bes House
wife" fennen lernen. 9aI5elbe lit bas
billigite 8latt, bas fit 9amen eri6eint.
&eguldrer preis 81. Wir6 ie6er 9ame
als probe elm Sabr lang fret sugei6idt,
ipel6e bic Namen unb Mbrelien bon 10
berbeiratbeten 5rauen ober 9ausbdl=
terinnen un6 II 3tpeicent>S Stamps fir
poitage einlenbet. NbreKe:
The Housewife. Ro6eiter, 81. 8.
1,3, ,tlltp1M
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Die
W6dbemtlid)e Treie NteEe
trl@tini -
iebsn DOnnsrltas
unb fpRet
$3.50 bas Sa9r cber 81, ,25 far 6
Waonate in Vcrausbssablnns
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DiesselhOrSt & Damken,
Snrnerb allie
@ettts u. 8iersuirtbi1aft.

Ser pepularitc Sammelplas Der Deutidem
bon Gan slntonio.
Nur bic beiten Getraute uab @isarrsn iuer.
ben perabreidt. GisfaItes gitb Bier uno aus.
barti9e 8ierc brett bonn SSob. 21,ljt
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= 9ie giirger bon 9anleln in Sam=
fnober baben seftern nit groBer pra6i
ben 900. Sabrestag Der ger3aubes
rung Der Ginber in 6en&uppeIberg ourdj
ben uGattenfdnger bon 0ameln" ges
feiert. S6on felt 5tpei Monaten mar
ein Wusf6uB BON 20 8iirgern nit ben
gorbereitungen au Ser 6eitli6feit be-
faBt. Sic folte am 9onlteritag, bet
26. SUM, Oem eigentli9en Sabrestage
ttattftnben, muBte aber bes f9le9ten
Wetters tpegen aufgei6oben tperben.
Sauien0e bon austpdrtigen 8eiu6ern
batten ii6 su Ser Jeitli9feit eingefun=
ben unb tpurben bon ben 8epobnern
oes Ortes nit gr6Bter @aftfreunbI6
aufgenommen, Big bas Seit fattlinben
fonnte. Sn Der Morgenbdmmerllng
f9on iDuroen bic 8epobner bon 6az
meln unb Der llfttgegenb bur9 Ganoe
nenoonner unb Blodengeldute getpedt.
Die ganse @egenb legte 5eiertags=
Gtaat on un6 bic 56ulen, Merflfdtten
blieben gef6lofen. Sdmmtli9e @ez
b1ube bes Srtes tpurben iiber Na6t III
| frif6es @riin gefleioet. Non lberaQ
ber ertDnte Weuiif unb iiberau berrl6te
bic grOBte Jr6bli6feit nod ebe 5i6 Set
Tef5ug Jfa9mittag UNI 3fpei por bem
alten Qauie fammelte, an tpel6em cine
Snf6rift beiagte, baB Der v&attenfdnz
get bon 9ammeln", Der oas 6aus be-
tpobnte, our6 ben 3auber ieiner pfeife
bic Ginber bes Sorfes in ben &uppel=
berg lodte unb nit linen beriduan6,
neil Der 8iirgermeiiter INN bic 8eaab=
lung Der ibm fit Die 8efreiung bes Or
tes bon ben &attett berbeiBeneu 1000
&ronen bertpeigert bate. gfah Der
Sage bat zines oer 2inber 1i9 berlpd=
tet, 10 baB bel feiner Mnfunft fi9 ber
Berg f9on tpieber gei6loHem bate.
Ser Gattenfdnger aber fam {pdter nit
ben 2inbern in @iebenbiiraet1 tpieber
gum Wori9ein un6 griinbete NIT benz
ielben Die Rolonie Der ,lngari1den
@a6ien. - 5oipeit bic Sage, mef6e
pabrf9einli6 auf elmer miBberitanbe=
men Snf9rift on einem 9enfmanl auf
benz &uppelberge berubt. 9iefe Sage
tDur6e oen bor Dem alten 6auie Ser
fammelten bDrgetragen. Oarauf biloete
ii6 Elm grobartiger Gef3ug. 0unberte
bon Ginbern in Der bor ieGsbunbert
Sabren iibli6en Sra9t folgten bem
&lange elmer altertbiimli9en pfeife
bis an bic Stelle bes &uppelberges, mi
ber Sage mad Der pfeifer nit Ben &im=
bern perf9punoen fein fon. &iinftler
aus Sa1elborf unb Miin9en batten Die
get6i9tli6 treue Nnfertigumg ber &os
finte geleitet. 0inter ben Sinbern
folgten bon feilrigen Stolen qeaoaeue
Wagen bon Der 8auart aus 6er 3eit bes
Gattenfdngers. @ebarnii9te @eiter,
&nappen III gelble6ernen&olern, ssraus
en in seitgemaBer rei6er Gleibung unb
0anoperfer nit i1ren altertbiimlid)eu
Werfseugen bilbeten ben S@luB 6ie{es
gei9i9tli6 b6@f inbereFmten unb ma.
lerii9en 3uges. Oie ainoer tpurbeu
inter Wulifbegleitung au Dem Srte aus
rlidgeleitet. Nm Na6mittag fan6eu
&onaerte un6 allerbanb 0ergniigungerl
I'M Treien itatt. 9(benbs fanb inn She
ater Die Mnffiibrung Ser MeBler'f6en
Sper, tpel9e bic Sage Don benz v&at.
tenfdnger bon Sameln4 bebanbelt, I'M.
ter Wfitpirtung befannter 5dnger UNI
Sdngerinnen itatt. 9ie Geitlidfeiteu
tpuroen nit einem sldnsenben ssadel>
5uge unb Jeuerwerf, fotpie nit elmer
groBartigen Sluminatipn beenoet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-03

nrQiaise GtAd DraGeler unb Sn.
grain @arpets iinb nod bcrrdtbis uub
mefber ~ 0ep Ucrter 9rifpreiien rer.
saf. Maan beiu6e uns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-03

Die
9d0lide Tteie Nrtfie
erlGtint
nit Nusnobme bes Scnnta8s
unb fcifet
$1,000 far bas Sabr Dter $3.50 FUR
3 Wcnate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-03
llnier Nedwore Departernent fir
&ausn lann ueber IN analitdt, Dlulfern
Sbsr ~xeiien abestroffen snerben.

D@Gin isbr srOBes Eager Scn 8aums
wcls @iugbons unb Seeriuders, ierner
siue pclIlfsnbi9e ausrabl bon Semen
Eoile Du Worb 5u 10, 129, Is unb 20
Cents he Darb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-03

~naisr Gtisieis unb S9ut De.
> psrtemsnt IL nan sOlIiidnbis in allen
Snsiaen nab bieie Waoren perben 5u
dassrh nisesissn Yrsiien ssrfauft.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-02-12
FITZSlMMONS'S HALL.
1t Will BE Re.opemed by Grand Ball
on the I'D Instant.

Hardly two weeks ago Fitzsim-
mons's Hall was almost totally de-
stroyed by the falling in OF the roof from
the superintendent weight of snow
The building had not been up long;
it was not even completed, although
large sums of money had been lavish
ly expended upon it. But Mr.. Fitz-
simmons was not discouraged, and he
at once set to work to make Lis
building better and stronger tl.an be-
fore. The repairs have progressed SO
rapidly that Mr.. Fitzsimmons already
announces the re-opening of the
place, which will be commemorated
by a grand ball on the 22d instant.
1t will be a "rouser," undoubtedly,
because the people of Wood River
appreciate the enterprise of such men
as MIR. Fitzsimmons.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-02-12
AN UXWASHED COMMUNITY.
The Chinese Laundries OF Bellevue in
Open Revolt Against City Ordi.

On the first instant an ordinance
passed by the Common Council Of the
city of Bellevue, forbidding Chinese
washhouses from doing business on
Main street, went into effect. Since
then the heather Chinee of the Gate
City have been on a strike, and refuse
to take in any washing. The conse-
quence is that the Bellevueites are to-
day an unwashed community, aud
"biled" shirts there are at a premium.
If the Bellevueites would only begin
patroniz,ng few white washwomen,
they would soon bring the heathens
to their senses; but that idea does not
seem to have occurred to the Caucas-
lans of our sister town.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-02-12
The Next Ball and Skating Party at
Bottoms.

At Bottoms springs, Friday even
ing of this week, there will be another
delightful ball and good supper, d.
versi6ed with skating on the big pond
between dances. A large crowd will
doubtless go up from Haley, as over
20 tickets have already been sold, and
the fun will be ''uncontined.' Tick
cts for sale at Rupert's.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-02-12
The Best Restaurant in ShOSl.One.

Travellers can find the very best
meals and home comforts at Mrs. Nc
lver's restaurant, in rear of MIR. Sen
ter's store building, Shoshone. Meals
at all hours; oysters and ice cream in
their season. Mrs. Mclver's object is
to keep "a thoroughly home restaurant,
where visitors will feel "at home. "
Terms very reasonable. fll-w4t