davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-25

aber sog fi6 raid 3uriid, udbrenb braus
Ben Die 0o9rufe bon Neuenl IDsbra6en.
MeineH 9ut, .rief CT benz 9ieuer au.
Ct mOllte bur9 Die Sintertbiir beg So
tels ins Mnt enttpif1en. Mber es mar
gu fpdt. fdbon 6ffnete fi6 Die Sbire;
oas Getcomite trat elm unb iiberreid)te
bic. NbreRe Der 8etpDbner BON 9. an
ben S9eibenben. Damn erIdienen
Biirgermeiter unb 8emeinoeratb, unb
iiberbra6ten cine Gr6Bere Mus3eidnung,
als tie bisber ie elm 9etpobner Der
Stabt y. erfabren: ni9t Bios bas
Siplom als gbrenbiirger, ionbern aud
ben 8ei6luB bes Gemeinberatbes, bic
Greuagaffe fortan vSenblingen=@ =@afIe"
au nennen. 9to6 berf9iebene anSere
Seputationen folgten; bic lebte mar
iene Der 4rbeiter. Sbr Glbrer mar
Sobannes yfObnrof; er iiberrei@ie als
@ei6ent nad flapii9er Site einen
4aib Brob uno Elm perlilbertes 6alas
.fdb6en unb fpra9 oaau:
! Sieb' Sir bas GefdB an, @ndbiq,
fer! Wenn 9u slaubf, baB es aus
@ilber 1T, 10 irrft Du bid iebr, es 1T
nur gan5 oiinn berlilbert unb foitet nur
bier @ulben unb biersig &reu3er, nobel
i9 nod ausbriidli6 iagen mub, baB
uns Der 9dnbler mabri6einli9 beim
ginfauf obenbrein um einige Grof1en
bei9min6elt bat; benn mas beriteben
mir bon fol6en Oinser9ensl. Stun
benn, bier @ulben unb pier3ig 2reuaer,
ferner bas Brob finf3ebn 2reu3er unb
bas Sal3 finf 2reu3er, na9t 5ufant=
men fiinf @ulben GonbentionssMiinse.
gfun tpirtt Du, Gndbigiter, bielleibt
i'm Stillen benfen: 6in6 benn bieie
Menf6en perriidt, baB 1ie es tpagen,
mil elm 70 tpit3iges @ef6enf an3ubiee
ten2 - aber oarauf ertpibere i9 Sir
Jiinf @ulben finb breibunbert Greu3er
Ronbentiops Wiin3e, uno bieie brei.
bunbert Rreu3er iinb in ber Weiie ge>
tammelt moroen, oaB breibunoert Mr=
better bieiiger Stabt am lebten Sonn=
abeno mad Der Nbl6bnuns Seber einen
Grcu3er bergegeben baben, um Dir cine
iSreuoe gu MAIDEN. l1nb nun, na9oem
Du oies geb6rt, pirit Du getpiB bic
geringe @abe in gbren balten. Wir
bitten Did. bies GefdB auf Oeinen
Sifd 3u fellen, bamit Dein 9ers fid)
ffets baran erfreue, als elmer @abe orr
mer Meniden, beren Wobltbdter Du
getDeien biit -
Nu9 i'm Mmte barrie ieiner cine feis
erlife Spation. 3mei Rdtbe ertparte=
ten i'm on Der pforte unb geleiteten
ibn in ben Senatsiaal, mo- fdmmtlide
Witglieber oes @eri9tsbofes beriams
melt uaren. Merner iiberrei1te bic
4bf6iebsgeidenfe: elm Nquareabilo,
bas Geri6tsgebdube oaritellenb, unb
elm Nlbum NIT ben portrdts Der Be=
dntten. Dem Dorbilb aller @i1tertus
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-25
Dfr prafofnt.
ersabIuns BON 8. Q. ssransos.
fGcrtfekuna.l

Gegen bic a1te Worgenlfuu6e W. es
mar eben erf beaer Sag setnorben =
bernabm er bic GIdnge Der Militdrmu=
fit; lie ipielte einen lultigen Msrl1
uni fam INNER ndber. @leihaeitig
flopfte Is an bic 9biire, es mar SSrana.
Ser alte Wlann mar Dbllig gebro1en.
Nlan muB fi9 antIeiben, iagte er. Oie
Sdgernlufifunb Der Geiangberein brinz
gen Elm Gtdnb1en .@einlafen tpirb
man pbuebin Hi1t baben!
Su aud ni9t, Gran5!
gDas liegt on mir! Mber man
ipifs Is ia nid9t ilberffeben! if6bnte er
arf. Gb! tpdre bieier 9ag, 6ieie
Nadf f60n ppriiber!
Gs muB ia iein, Grana!
gs muB fein!
Die Nuiif tam irnmer ndber. @Iei1s
aeifig ipurben bic S1ritte, 6as Qaden
unb @ufen elmer sroBen Dolfsmenee
peruebmbor. Ser Mlte bor1te anf.
Der Mabebfpmarfd5l fagte er. Db!
ipie lultig he ~ nuierem Sammer auf<
lpielen!
Der 3us mar bOr benz 0auie amse-
langt.
GenbIingen bo9l rief cine Gtentors
itinlme, bic Rapele fiel nit einem Suldl
elm. unb braulenb flang aus hunbert
unb aber bunbert &eblen Der Ruf
6od5! gr lebe bod! Damn ipielte 6ie
Mufif cine furse gr6ffuung, Die Sdn.
ger itimniten eiten gbor on. Snoeiien
bate 6en0lingen feline Soilette been=
bet, trat In ben anifoBenben Salon,
Dfnete. na6bem bas 2ieo beenbet mar,
unb nun bic 1o6rufe ertlangen, elm
Genifer unb berneigte ii9 banfenb.
Bel feinem grf1eireil f1tpolen bic
Nufe nod Iauier an; tpie Gturmes=
brauien flang es iitmer uno INNER
iuieber 3u ibm empor: 6od! Gen0s
lingen bo6l Ga5tpiiGen riefeu bic
c3e@il9en glrbeiter ibr: Slava. .Eaxz
dar! Mle Geniier Der 6traBe 0ffnez
ten fG; bic Grauen i9pentten lire
3hber, bic Mdnner bic 6iite; fotpeit
nas Huge bIidte, baufdten li6 bic BUM
ten Gabnen iiber ben fbneebe6edten
Dd9ern unb griibte Ter 3annenreifig
an Jenlfern unb Balfonen. Wie Be-
tdubt itarrte ber unglidlid1e Wsann
linab, bann ifieg gliibenbe- N0tbe in
iein blaiies autliB unb CT bob abtueb.
renb bic 6anb
Die Wfenge beutete bas 3eifen ans
oerss ne giaubte, oab er fpreAen tpolle.
Mube! geboten bunbert Stimmen au=
eIeid5, unb bnun tuurbe Is ffia. 81
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-25

Der apotbefer IS. IS. @eeb bon @indefsr,
Snoy fdreibt: Cine meiner Runben, Qoniia
yite Bartonia, @anbolpb gountb, Snb., lit
ielt lanser 3ett ON ausSebrung unb mar bon
ibren Ier3ten aufgeseben norben. sic b6rte
bon Or. Sings Neip DISCOVERY sesen ausaeb.
rung unb fanfte bas WitteI bel mir. Ia1 6
Monaten fam iie au SUB mad unierer etabt,
cine Gntfernnns bon Meilen, unb lit iebt 10
ipeit bereeftelt. oab fie ben @ebraud bes Mit.
tsls einssitelt bat. Sic perbantt bemielben ibr
Qeben.
grobefafden gratis in ber apOtbefe bon u.
Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-25

= Die Mabifalen 2on6ons bieIten
cine Mafenberfammlung ab, in tpel9er
Chamberlain, 8rablaugb, Morlep unb
anbere electromagnetic NabifaIe als &eb=
mer auftraten. @tipa 1000 perionen
tparen in ber Salle, tpdbrenb bieiel6e
bon mebr aIs 10000 perionen umla=
CERT mar, bic bergebIi9 3uIaB au erbaI=
ten fu9ten. Gbamberlain erfldrte, oaB
ct ME tpieber WitsIieb zines Wsiniferis
ums tueroen miirbe, tpel6es gegen Bic
Steuer=&eform iei, bas ni9t fiir freien
Wolfsf6uls nnterrift eintrGte unb fir
Die grtperbung BON 2anb bur9 bic &C.
meinben sur S6affung tIeiner @runb=
belize. Nemman Sall puBte Die Menge
unausgefeBt in ioblenbem @eld6ter au
erbalten bur9 unaii6tige Mnfpielungen
auf nnoble pafiionen" bon Mitglieoern
Der f6nigli9en Gamilie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-25
Mus Berlin tpirb holbomtlid, h

- Mus Berlin tuirb balbamtli9 bers
ii6ert, bob bic europdii6en @roBmd9te
ben Bru9 bes 8erliner 8ertrages nidt
bulben tpiirben, obne einauI9reiten,
fonbern baB iie ii6 auf bic 6eite Der
5iirtei itellen uiirben uno ieIbf tpenn
bies gegen &uBlanbs Willen sel9eben
iOllte. grit nod Wieberberfellung ges
iesll9er 3uftdnbe auf ber Balfan.6aIb=
inlel tonne in @rtpdgung ge3ogen uer,
ben. mas fir bic 8ereinigung OHsafu.
meliens NIT gulsarien setban tuerOen
tonne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-25
Gs murhe hurd heu Gbe,

= Gs ipurbe burd ben gbemifer
Benjamin @luett, 95 ct. SamessStr.,
9iperpool. Gng.. beaeust, baBGrau Mnn
Wation, ytro. 49 Upper pitt StraBe,
lamgere 3eit an ben beftisiten rbeumas
tii6en S9mer5en gelitten bate uno
ben @ebrau6 BON st. Safobs Del in
fur3er 3eit mieoer oollfdnbig berseliellt
,plirbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-25

= gls unfeblbare 1eilmittel gelteu
In meinem 9auie Dr. Iuguf R6s
nigs 3amburger Gamilienz
Meb B i5inen. Sd ipiibte ni1t, mie
i'd obne biefelben fertia tperben f6nnte.
-9einri9 9eqmer, Maine @traBe,
Quincy. Sls.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-25

= Oas Oiltriftgeri9t in upaloe bat
ben Setectip be @aultie BON 9ouifon
3u slpeiidbriger 3u6tbausbaft perur.
tbeilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-25
= E + a 8

= Die Nderbaui9ule in Brpan ipirb
bon 13O 96ilern befu6t.
-Sn 9oufon if f9on mie6er Elm
Mfeni9enleben benz Goblen6l gum Opfer
gefallen. Gin a9tidbriges farbiges
Wdo6en berbrannte baielbft beimsseuers
-an3iinben nit Del.
- 9ie 8aumipollpfan3er Bel gbap.
pea 6ia faufen bereits Gorn.
= Gin 8aumipoQbdn6Ier In Qulinq
bate 5tpei Ballen Baumwolle getauft
unb febte fie bann bur9 ein @trei9b6ls=
den in Branb, init tpel1em ct cine gi=
garre an5iinoen tpolte. 8eibe Ballen
finb serit6rt morben.
- SIN Sabre 1868 purSe in @berz
man Der @e6afteur Sulius Softer ers
morbet uno iebt erf iit es beru Sheriff
gelungen, beg W6rbers habbaft au tuers
ben. Oerielbe beiBt Neipton Gbance unb
belt ii9 felt bem Morbe i'm Snbianers
Serritorium berborsen.
= gbas Mbrenbef in gtabalota lit
an ben 8erlebunsen seforben, bic er
bor 10 Sagen auf ber Napaiota=Briide
erbieIt.
= Die BON ResierungssS Smgenieuren
am gingang beg Mranfas paB borge=
nommenen Nrbeiten baben bur9 ben
lebten @turm i'm @olf gelittem.
Sn Mbilene tpurbe cine ganae
Mnitrel. .@eie0f6aft berbaftet unb mad
Colorado Gitp ge1ra6t. SIS mar baielbit
bic Inflage gegen fie erboben morben,
bas 0otel, tpel9es lie beiuobnten, beI1d=
bigt 81 baben.
= CHARLES s. Speenp in @alpeifom
1T gum Collector oes bortigen 3ollbau=
ies ernannt tporben.
ais nas gr6kte Seilmittet Der
Sfatnr miro S@6nfelb's beutI9er Nie.
renz un6 2ebersSbee anerfannt, unb
nit &e6t, benn fein anberes Mittel Der
gDelt mirftio tpobltbdtig ipie bieier Sbee,
auf 2eber unb Nieren, unb erbdlt bic
pidtigen Srgane bes menIdliden G6rs
pers in aeiunoer Sbdtigteit, tpobur1 er
benz gntiteben ber gefdbrli9en 2ranfz
beiten borbeugt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-25

0erbffwolle murbe in @alpe1ton su
Ia Gents bas pfunb berfauft.
, 1885-05-03


Frank Howard is a ballad singer with o
popular minstrel company, and his income
from song royalties is between $500 and $4oc
n week. No, he is not a remarkable
musician. He understands music and has a
Mica voice. Hundreds Of better musicians
fail as writer's OF songs Howard is the son
OF an Iowa clergyman. Half a dozen Year,
Rgo Milt Barlow, the minstrel, found
the young man travelling with n liver-pad
pedler In the west Howard, by his sing
ing. drew the crowd+ and then gave way TO
his pirtner. who sold the pads. Barlow was
struck by the sweetness OF Towards voice,
and hirad him for So a week to sing in his
minstrel company. His voice and his songs
soon made him popular and he now receives
500 a week salary.
Tho way his songs are composed would as
tonish many better musicians. Howard will
write the words OF "a song and then with
thres or four members OF the company viii
pr3coel To hammer a suitable air out OF
hotel pianoA They will work hour after
hour for days, correcting, changing and
c%ulling ont bar after bar. until they at last
ag4ee that M appropriate air has been la
Thel Il * written out and tried in public.
II ut all succsssful Howard sends u copy to
his publisher AMI it is put upon the market
, 1885-05-03

ben: Periey foore In Boston Budgetl
Blanche K. Bruce, whose signature as reg
lister of the treasury now gracss every ma
tional bank bill, was very popular while he
was in the sonata. although he is OF African
descent. Unobtrusive, attentive to business
and modest, he conquered the prejudices
ngainst his race and was treated with
marked courtesy by his associates. One day,
after be had been n senator for two years or
more, senator Bogy, the aristocractic de-
scendant Of one OF the old French families
Of st Louis, took a scat by his side, saying:
mfr. Bruce. | have a bill here ! want you TO
vots for. It is one in which / AVE a great
personal interest. 1t has nothing political
in it. Look at It aud tell me what you
think"
Bruce laughed as he said: Senator Bogy,
/ hope we shall arrange this more salts
factorily than our last business Transaction
sour last business transactionl What do
you meanT' ADon't you remember meeting
me before my coming to the senator
Most decidedly no.y ~ think l can refresh
your memory, senator. Some twenty years
ago you were one day running down Olive
street in a hurry to catch a steamer. You
were carrying a very heavy valise. The
day was very hot Don't you remember
the colored boy who came up and offered to
carry tho valise down to the leyes for a
quarteri You ran along with the boy.
Soon tho wharf dock was reached. The
boat was just swinging out. You ran and
jumped on board You called for the valise.
The colored boy put the valise behind his
back and called for his quarter. You
hunted, hsbed out a quarter and tossed 1t
ashore; but the gap was too wide to toss
the valise. The captain had to stop the boat
and back up before you could get your
valise. Do you remember thatf' "Wen, |
hould say | do" II was that colorsd boy"
, 1885-05-03
House Cleaning Reduced to a Science
Ths Usual Discomfort Avoided


Tn Usual Discomfort Avoided.
IPittsburg Dispatchl
Down In the pretty town OF Mount
Vernon. Ohio. house cleaning has bsen re-
duced to a regular systematized business,
and the housekeepers there are now contem-
plating the season OF sweet s~pringtims with
that dread OF impending calamity which
makes every Pittsburg housekeeper's heart
grow chill and heavy when the buds begin
to swell and the violets to bloom As the
story goes, a well-educated man from Eng
land settled there, and tried to get employ
msDt, but in vain. Times were dull, and his
prospects grew darker and darker. As it
happened, one day he heard two ladies dis
coursing on how difficult it was to get help
and how girls" would per-ist in getting
run down. and needing a rest. and going
home to their mothers or their sisters until
house-cleaning was over. This gave him an
idea, which he put in practice at oncs- He
secured some competont help and went into
tho house-cl cleaning business, which has
grown and fiourished, and is pronounced by
every woman who can afford TO employ him
a ~Godsend aud a blessing"
With a competent corps OF assistants he
will undertake to clean a house and leave it
In first class order in a day, unless painting
or something Of that sort is required, which
takes more time. They will take
possession early in the morning,
and by night the ceilings nave been
caicimined, the walls ave been papered,
the carpets have been renovated and put
down, the furniture has been cleaned and
polished, and so quick and delft have tho
workers tecome that housekeepers gazs at
them in amazement. And, as we are told
the nrm is responsible for any damage or
loss. and are so thoroughly reliable and
trustworthy that the mistress OF the mansion
can go away on a visit and come home to a
house thoroughly cleaned and renovated
from garrett TO cellar.
II carpets are to be changed, or turned
around, or pieced, or mended. it is done.
Curtains are washed and put up, blinds are
hung. mattresses renovated, bed-clothes are
washed, the cellar cleaned, in short every
thing in the way Of a thorough house-clean
ing is done up with neatness and dispatch by
competent, trained hands who know exactly
what to do and how to do It, in the shortes,
possible time and at reasonable rates, such
as plain. everyday people can afford to pay
for being spared the yearly puIl-up and drag
out, and hAuLover with all the attendant
discomforts and disgusting details incident
to the ordinary style Of house-cleaning.
, 1885-05-03
{ MAVERICKS.
Unbranded News Notes Picked III
About the CITY,.

There will be n bible reading at the hos
pital this afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Eight different herds Of cattle are now
in quarantine in the Cheyenne stock yards.
A new crossing was built yesterday on
the corner of Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets.
1t is very probable that a couple of the
Cheyenne fire teams will participate in the
tournament ut Greeley on July 4.
Chandler four horse team made it in
teresting yesterday morning. although
running all over one street they did no
particular damage.
A large number of freight team have
been stuck in the mud near Fort Laramie
the past week. They will be able to move
on in a few days if the present weather
continues.
The following unclaimed kilograms await
owners at the Western Union Office: To.
Swan, II. W. Bartlett, A. X. Church, j.
c. Swan, Mrs. 4. Nichols, Mrs. l.. Fer
guson and Mrs. +. NJ. Turner.
The Signal Service office reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
65o, lowest, 330; mean temperature, 47e;
mean humidity, &C per cent; highest We
ocity Of wind, IG miles per hour.
Morning service will be conducted at the
First Presbyterian church to-day by Rev.
J-Y. Cowhick. Rev. II. T. Field is de-
layed in the blockade on the Denver X
Rio Gnnde railroad, and is therefore alb
sent from the city.
A complaint was made before Judge
Lee yesterday by Officer Wind against a
man named Edward Briner, charging him
with creating n disturbance and breach OF
the peace by fighting. Briner and a friend
were drinking beer, when Briner became
enraged and struck his friend over the
head with a beer glass. He escaped the
officers ae nnn
1t is the intention of the fire depart
ment of this city to give a grand tourna-
ment in this city the coming fidl. All the
fire departments Of this section of the
country will be invited to participate. II
will be held during the encampment o.
the q. A.. X. in this city. 1t is needless
to say that it promises TO prove as success
fhl az those held here in the past.
Young Mr.. James Fender, son of thu
great cable king, has Il great admiration
for America. He is at the head ola com
pany of young Englishmen who are on the
way to the far West to live the life of the
Unframed cowboy and find u what money
there Is in cattle. lie will be welcome tC
Wyoming, where some of his c%ountrymer
have made fortunes in the cattle business
We would call attention to the new adj
vertisement of Calland, Merrill & Go.
dealers in all kinds of eastern and domes
tic lumber, doors, sash and other building
material. This firm is well known to tn,
trade, always carrying a large stock o
everything in the line OF building materia
and selling at the lowest possible figures
The yards Of CaIland, Merrill 4 Co. arr
located ON the east side of Seymour street
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Ssrnefs- "
, 1885-05-03

VATITy oTTIIE5 VTiK FTItTpFIst-
We are informed that Mrs. Matte
johnson, who lives fourmiles west o ftown
was doing b1r general homework when
her little daughter Annie, 2 years old, got
hold of a bottle of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy, and instead Of taking half tea
spoonful as a general dose, drank the
entire bottle, II cured her cough and she
is doing well.
Mrs. johnson was fortunate In having
procured Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
and the above circumstances shows concln-
sively that il is perfectly harmless even to
small children in doses Of sixty times
what should be given. Remember, it.
cured her, and has cured thousands Of
Others, who gladly testify to its great val
ne Az dplggisls.
, 1885-05-03

Manufactured only by tho California
Fig s5nBP g.. CO rs San p.l Francisco re- Cal ai.i is
sent liquid fruit remedy may be had of
Hunt Whipple druggists, Sample bot
ties free and large bottles at fifty cents or
one dollar. 1t is the most pleasant,
prompt and effective remedy known, to
cleanse the system, TO act on the Liver.
Kidneys and Bowels gently ye~tihoroughly;
TO dispel Headaches, Colds and Feyers; to
cure Constipation, Indigestion and kind;
red ills.
, 1885-05-03

One feature of the ~confiagration that at.
tracted a great deal OF attention was the
ludicrous freak that the flames played with
the canvas and wire sign that was suspended
high over the roof of the hotel, bearing the
legend. The LaDgbam Hotel" The haines
consumed all the letters save the an @" in
"~Langhamp and Al o I" in hotel. An old
time policeman on the Wabash avenue beat
observing this was heard to remark; @By
thunder, that's right The old trap was al
way no good. and 1 guess it's pretty blamed
hot just about this time"
, 1885-05-03

Mother Walton has prescribed this
valuable medicine for a great many years
in her private practice. II has proved
an unfailing specific in the treatment of
the many disorders TO which the female
constitution is subject 1t is a sure cure
for tho monthly troubles that 80 many
women suffer. Maiied0 on receipt efprice
FRAZIER MEDICINE co, Props.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Gray 4 Pearse. Sole Agents.
, 1885-05-03

TNUITI7IUWH TETaIU.I
A very funny item of news was tele-
graphed from London a few days ago. It
statsds Society is greatly exercised over
the suicide Of . young Englishman whose
name is for the pre- sent concealed from the
prSss He was recently married. aud lately
lot $3.50 900 gambling at Monaco His
name is concealed from the press chi In
this country, in a case Of that kind, the
press would be the first to get hold OF his
name. 1t would be as imp osslble to keep his
name concealed from the press when society
was exercised over his suicide, as it would
be TO dam Niagara-if not more SO.
, 1885-05-03

rheumatism has one inyincible aptagon-
list, one never yielding enemy that will
conquer it every time the opportunity is
given, and that is Chamberlaip's Pain
Balm. Many cases of rheumatism that
had withsiood all other treatment for years,
have yielded to Chamberlain Pain Balm.
50 cent bottles sold by W. N. Hunt
, 1885-05-03
Electric Automatic Compass.

A new electric automatic compass has
besa invented. the needle OF which, by open
ing aud clio I'M a circuit, keeps u ship on her
course without the aid OF a sailor at the
wheel All the captain has to do is to ssi
his compass as Le would set his watch ami
60 To dinner. or TO led. as the fancy strikes
him. Modern inventions nave greatly re-
cucrl the number OF men required to work
, 1885-05-03
Personal MENTION.
Joe Goldsmith S in the city.

Joe Goldsmith is in the city.
|. n. Bard is in from his ranch.
y. b. Apple, of Omaha, is in the city.
John Newman, of Bear Springs, is in
tho city.
Thomas Fisher returned from Denver
last evening.
S. Doty leaves the city this morning for
Council Bluffs.
LIB. Bullock. of Greenbush, Wis is
at the Inter Ocean.
Thomas p. james, of Palo Pento. Tex,
is at the Inter Ocean.
N. X. Boswell returned TO Laramie
City on last evening train.
Il. X. Racle, of Iron Mountain. is a
guest at the Railroad house.
L. A. Clarke, one of the large contrac-
tors Of Colorado, was in the city yester-
day.
John Burke, of North Platte, is in the
eth, and is registered at the Railroad
house.
r. A. Slack will leave for New York
Tuesday morning ON business. He will
be absent about three weeks.
Frank Kelley arrived in the city yesler-
day from the Chug. He reports the road
somewhat rough in that section.
G. p. James, of III Paso. Tex, is in the
city ON his way to Deadwood to look after
his cattle interests in that section.
Surveyor General Medium, accom-
panied by Mrs. Medium, Miss Jackson
and Miss Van Buskirk. boarded last even
ing train for Laramie City.
T. JEFF Can. who returned from Dem
yer recently, says the Odd Fellows ccle-
bration at hat place, was a success in
every particular. He speaks in glowing
terms Of the reception given the Wyoming
delegation,
John Provost, Of Colorado, is in the
city en- route to Red Cloud agency. Mr.
Provost is an old timer in every sense of
the word, having located in this county in
1915. He has seen this county develop
its resources, aud the plains to bloom like
the rose. But times have changed, and
he is anxious 10 located again in some new
and growing county.
, 1885-05-03

TNOITHT0WH IlTfNTHlT
The Italians believe that maternity robs a
woman OF her voice. Tbs lualians should
come T. his country GiJ l.-tep - a rural
mother call home her chillrsn, who are
playing in a WOO n mile distant When a
cyclone hears her voice shooting along, Il
knows II must either jump over it or get
~vraohaJ
, 1885-05-03

Starting from bundles of ~peripatetic rags,
from lrelass bowels through which sweep
unchecked the freezing blasts, from tho
empty cupboards, from starving fqoes, fran
la ement dens Of squalor and g~arrets OF
pain. from the wooden box on its way to the
potter's field, in capital letters is the word
-Whyf7
, 1885-05-03

And u efficacy OF IT'S 2 Hon
have rendered the famous fruit remedy
Syrup Of Figs immensely popular. It
cleanses and tones up the clogged and ie-
verish system, and dispels bcadpches, colds
and fevers. Sample bottles free and large
bottles for sale By w. N. Hunt.
, 1885-05-03
A ~HumnIatIng Fact.

Toe nineteenth century has been prolific
In thought and discovery. Civilization has
advanced with sure and rapid stride; but
with all our progress in science, art, mechan-
ism, politics, horss- racing, and SO forth. tho
humiliating fact cannot bs lodged that a
reliable test for coming at the age OF a
spring chicken is one of the things that the
best brains OF futurity alone can evolve.