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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-10-08
INSINCERE STATEMENTS.
A Party Undeservine of the Respect o
Good Citizens.

a Party Undeserving of the Respect OF
Good Citizens.
When the Mississippi Republican
State Committee gave as a reason for
declining to call a State Convention to
nominate candidates for Governor and
other officers that Republicans would
not be allowed to vote in the first place,
or if they did their votes would not be
counted, a lie was uttered and the COM
mittee knew it. That is the long and
short of it
john K. Lynch. the colored ex-Con-
gresham. who is the Chairman of that
commit tee, evidently took his cue from
John Sherman, and. knowing that his
party would be fairly defeated at an
honest election if nominations were
made, he advised against a convention
in order TO be able to say that force and
fra1d would have beaten the Repub-
lican candidates had there been any.
The trick is old and stale, and is Of
Northern white instead of Southern
black or gin.
1t took Northern Republicans some
time to learn that a ma ority of black
voters in any given district did not al
ways assure a Republ can ma;or.ty, but
were often entirely consistent with a
prepOnderance of Democratic voters.
When Republican leaders founl oct
that negro voters could no. be counted
on to vote their ticket year after year
without variance or shadow OF turning.
but would in greater or less number
support Democratic candidates. and
that they could no longer get up dis
turbance whenever it was deemed adj
yisable as an excuse for throwing out
votes, they resorted to the cOwardly
and contemplate expedient of keeping
their party away from the polls in or
der to make out an awful case before
sympathizing Federal Administration
and the entire Republican party.
Such party in any State, no matter
what its professed politics or alleged
principles, ought to have no considers
ton SHOWN it by anybody. 1t acSnowl-
edges its worthlessness by its action.
and there seems no place suitable for it
on the face of the earth. Washington
Post
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-10-08
Why THEY ARE TURNED OUT.
Offices Under q Democratic Admini5tra
ton Should Be Filled ny Democrats.

Offices Under . Democratic Administra-
ton Should BE Filled ny Democrats
The opposition press will persist in
taking wrong view of the reason why
Republicans are turned out of the Fed
eral offices and Democrats put in their
places. 4 contemporary speaking of
such changes. and assuring that they
have partisan purpose, says that they
belle the Democratic professions of
the past ten years, made in denouncing
Republican machine rule and loudly
declaring for reform in the civil serv-
ice,' etc.
If the object of substituting Republic
an officials by Democrats was no other
than to secure the services of the DEM
ocratic apDointeeS as party workers.
there would be some reason for such
talk. But it is so obviously proper that
the offices under Democratic Admin
istration should be filled by Democrats,
and it is so evident that the efficiency
of the service is prompted by having
the subordinate officials i'll pol teal ao-
cord with the heads of an AdminiStra-
llOn, InaI IL Is the interest JOSH LOT any
one to say that by turning out Office
holders of the opposite party and put
ting its own people in their places, the
Democratic party bellies its past deaun-
citation of the way in which the Repub-
licans used the public offices for par
tisan purposes.
Such changes can be made with the
intention of beDeiting the civil service.
and without the purpose of turning
them to part san advantage; and they
should be made if there was any ground
for the persistent assertions of the DEM
ocrats during 1.-The past ten years" that
the Republicans used the public offices
as party machines. OF the fact that
they were so used there has been album
dant proof. OF the propriety of turn
ing out of office men who had been en-
plOyed as party workers, there can be
no question. The charge that the DEM
ocrats are belying their past disappro-
baton of the political use that was
made of the public offices had better be
delayed until there is better evidence
than exists now that they intend to i'm
itate the bad example OF their Repub-
lican predecessors. - Harrisburg Pa
t7'iOt
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TO &c CONTINUED.

The pyramid of ChOlula, not far
from the City of Mexico. is the Most
lea Its base covers forty-five acres. it
is one hundred and fifty feet high. in
terraces composed Of stone and brick
and natural soil heaped up in layers.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-10-08
CHAPTER XI.

On the morning of Cameron's dis
aster, Colonel Savage d. Spragus dis
patched two kilograms. one being as
long as he could possibly make It. and
the other as short as he could possibly
make it The long telegram was adj
dressed to the TEXTILE Daily Graphic.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-10-08

"A Raleigh gentleman has cane
over two hundred years old. 1t was
brought from England by his late wife's
grandfather, and has been in the pos
sess on OF the family enc hundred and
eighty years.
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vailing in the South is the one that is
doing it the most material good and Sc
curing for its people the greatest meas
ure of social and political tranquility.
-ErchQuOe
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HDIR Fn.uAa1ln - In H.s Sal SON
nat arDfen
S6nitt : @aaren : emporium
i. w Offs ON.

gnrrespanaenz. ggeimar. Mm 80.
Mdr3 Dbngefdbr Mittags alarnlirte Die
Jeuerglode bic bielige Betpobnerldaft.
Sn fabelbaft fltroer 3eit mar Der ifets
in Bereiti9aft ftebenbe 26l6apparat
nebf Mannfdaft an ber Musbru6sifelle.
Da bas Geuer nod feinen groBen llm=
fang errei6t bate, fonnte es nit bereins
ten Rrdften ber 9in3ueilenben balb Bee
tudltigt tDerben; aber obne bic. Gpribe
uno geniigen6en MaiIerborratb miir6e
tpabrf6einli6 bas gauge 9dufergebiert
gegenitber Der @todpen elm Gaub Ser
Glamnten getporben iein un6 bebeutenbe
Werlufte I'M @efolge gebabt baben. Sci
benz &ettungsiperf tpurbe leiber Der
@pribeumeiiter &obt. Hi1ter Bel Inter
iudung bes 93o5ales, ipdbrenb Bic
Manni9aft bic pumpe in Bemeaung
feBte, bur9 bic Graft oes WafIerifrables
gefdbrli9 an eiaeM Muge berlebt: man
glaubte erif er tpiirbe bic @ebfraft Der.
lieren, ieoo6 f9eint bieie gefabr abges
tDen6et 3u fein.
Gin beftiger Gorbiturm begIeitet nit
Getuitter unb QageI fegte am Mbenb
bes 2. Npril iiber biefe @egenb. Die
0agelf6rner, Dbglei1 bDn reipeftabler
8r6Be, fielen aber 1i9t 10 bidt, baB iie
S9aoen batten anribten f0nnen.
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Eeras.

- 0egenaber bonn Union Depot in
Dallas iinb mebrere 9pl3bduier dbge=
brannt. Das Depot tpur6e 6urd) ssener
i'm 8etrage pon $4,000 bef9dbigt.
Sim @purtrigbt, Der bnr nebreren
Wo9en in Sort Mortb 10 groBe @enfa>
tion berbDrrief, als ct tpegen Mspr6 in
NeusMerifo perbaftet iper6en follte, bat
BON Guatemala aus an feline Greui6e
gef6riebem, baB er III bic Mrmee beg
Sen. Garrios eingetreten 1T.
- Die Gleif9er bon 2are6o baben
geliegt: ber Stabtratb bat bic Wfietbe
fir Mtarftffdnbe unb Bic @teuer fir ge.
f9la6tetes 8ieb berabgeiebt.
Sn @reenbiat 1T ber profeflionelle
Spieler @e0rge Sbpmplon bon Sim
Softer erfdoi5en tuorben. 3tuifhen
9eibensb beifano alte Geinbl6aft.
Musfdt TT DDrbanben, baB Die
Golf, @olorabD un6 6anta Sc Babn
tire 3irie Bis Brotuntpoob ousbauen
tDirb, ba bic Burger 6er genannten
@tabt bereit finb, bas Wegeredt eurd
bas @ountD 5u fi9ern, elm Grunbfad
fiir oas DEPOT unb $4,000 in baar
ber3ugeben.
- 9or mebreren Sabren entlprang
aus bem 3udtbaufe ein farbiger gers
BREEDER, Der unter mebreren Namen
gil1g. Sept bat man ben 8uri9en in
3ittle &od entbedt, tpoIelbft er Der Mns
fabrer ber Strdflingstpa9e mar. gbe
er bielen ppifen iiberndbni, mar er Us.
botat unb politer.
- Der Neberenb 6. g. Wriabt in
Waeo bat fiir5li1 cine 5uei gDo6en
bauernbe 8etDerfammlung abgebalten
uno biele Siinber befebrt. 2eiber bat
CT fi9 aber aud iiberarbeitet babel unb
10 angeifrengt, baB ct auf ber 6eimreiie
tDabnfinnig tpurbe.
- 3a9 Softer in paleHine, Der bei
eittem San3uergniigen u. Niecols erz
| f6oB, bat fi6 freitpilig ben 8eb6roen
geItelt unb tpurbe gegen $4,000 Niirg,
ihaft auf freien SUP gefebt.
- Gin Ser. Stdatet Maribal lie=
ferte fiir3li6 bier 3u6tbaus=@trdfl dflinge
on ben CONFLICT Srain ber gentralbabn
ab, Der bel Morgan auf einem @eiten=
geleiie itebt. 9abei ma6te man bic
gntbedung, oaB ber cine Der Strdflinge
total betrunfen mar unb fogar @elb in
elmer 6umme bon $3.50 BEL f9 bate.
- Sn S9uItes Boarbingbaus si
9onifon belt ii6 felt einigeu Sagen
cine Grau nit einem brei Monate alien
Rinbe auf. SEPT 1T bic Grau peri6wuns
| ben, bat aber bas Ginb auriidgelaKen.
- Ser Garbige Mrdie @ibion in
Hidmonb, Der feline Grau err1orbete,
pnrbe i'm oortigen Diitriftgeridt gum
Sobe berurtbeilt.
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0as idBnf1e aeaSd,eu Ses 0pries.

Die 17idbrige @uian Swomep, Sod=
ter zines tuobIbabenoen Garmers III
prefon, unueit Nortpidb, Conn.,, gaIt
fiir bas f66nfte Mdo1en bes Dorfes.
Dor einigen Woden fam bic 18idbrige
GlDrenee Miner, bic ebenfalIs reihe
S09ter zines rei1en @utsbefbers in
Benbleton Dil, mad prefton unb atpar
5u einem Nertpanbten, benz Quff9ntieo
@prus Chapman in nd@fer Ndbe bes
SmomeD'f9en Geb6ftes, sli Beiu1.
Beibe Mdb9en fdloKen inmige Greun6s
f6aft.s Ser iunge 0ornia 8. Corning,
ei1 liebensmiirbiesr @1peren6tber,
mi6mete bei6en 616nen feline Mufmerfz
iamfeiten. 9ierbur9 i1Iug bic Greunb=
f9aft ber Bei6en i9nell in bittere Sc.
bdfiigfeit um, bic fid aund6it nur in
unf6ulbigen Nedereien geltenb lna6te.
Mn einent ber lebten Mbenbe tpollte
Corning Grdulein @uian beiu6en unb
traf bieIelbe, tpie fie eben aus benz 6ofe
bes bdterli9en @utes beraustrat. SD
min meine berbeiratbete S1tpeiter -
fagte iie-beiu1en, Sic f6mnen mid be-
gleiten." Mfit ben Worten: sd min
nur nleinen lleberrnd bolen," ~ lief
Corning fort unb febrte gleid barauf
5uriid. S9on bon fern b6rte er einen
entiebli9en Nufi6rei: Isle bat mid
geblenbet", un6 traf Suian, bic 9dnbe
bor ben Nugen unb bor S9mer3 auBer
fid. ct bra1te iie in ibre Wobnung,
a. M..4k w. ~
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6aB bieic Werfe bon morsen an feiern

6aB bieic Werfe bon morsen an feiern
tuerben!
gs 1T gut. Sd NOR barauf bor=
bereitet. lln6 nun tparne ib Gieno1
einmal, 6artmann bor alien ertrenen
S6ritten. Man fagt, sic iibten cine
unbebingte 0errfdaft iiber Sbre gas
lneraben aus. SD forgen sic aud,
i6aB &ube unb 9r6nung aufre1t er
balten bleibt, un6 bDffenSie ni9t ettpa,
mid bnr@ ldrmenbe Seenen ein3uz
f9i6ternl Sd unb meine geamten
tDeroen oaB Meuberffe tbun, um ieben
@ohfict gu bermeiben; tpirb er uns benz
nod aufge5tpungen, 10 miii1en mir
SteQung 6agegen nebmen, unb in duff
ertett Sale tperbe in ntein 6allsrebt
brau9en. griparen Sic bas mir inb
fi6 felber!
ulri6 tpanote ii9 gum @eben; aber
in benz Nbf6iebsblid mif6ten fi1 9aB
unb Mutb nit mod etipas Mn6erem,
Sieferent, mas freili1 Mieman6 abnte,
mas aber Die 8ruif bes tpilben; leibens
f6aftli6en Mdnnes tpie I'M Grampfe
aufammenaog. Ct bate ben Mei6Iing
10 lange bera6tet unb triunpbirt in benz
Ge6anfen, 6aB er aud - auoersmo
bera9tet tuer6en miiife. Wenn er 5i1
bort iebt ail6 10 aeigte, tpie eben bier,
bann mar es 5ugnbe nit ber0era9tung
unb oieies grobe braune Nuge, bas i'm
ge5iDungen, fDnnte tpDbl nod ettpas
Mnoeres eratpingen, als SaB ilnb gbs
neiguftg. Die fable 8Idi1e. bic bos
Intlib bes iungen8ergmannes felt iener
3urehttpeifltng 3 be6edte, tpar mod tiefer
geporoen, als er li6 abtpanbte.
(Gortfesuns foIst.)
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- 9alls pFansli6er Gieilianif6er
9aar @rneuerer iit Elm fi1eres MitteI
I'm Sduppen au entfernen, bic 2opfz
baut tueiB un6 rein 3u MAIDEN unb-
grauent 0aare feline iugenbli9e Garbe
uieoer 5u ertbeilen. St giebt ben,
9aare @lan5 unb Stride unb tpirb BON
@eiitli6en uno gfaturaliiten als Elm
grdparat bon wuu6erbarer Wirfiam=
feit empfoblen.
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- Ser Giibrer i'm Sanslaaf. gei
otm @arneDalsfelt bes @1ubertbun6es
III Wien 1T Der Damen=3an3or6nung
ein rGlbrer" bur6 bic @artenbau=5dle
beigegeben. 9arin fnb bic einaelnen
Sdn3e NIT artigen Berslein garnirt, Die
ale 5ulammen cine einaige Ball, 2ie=
bes= uno 9eiratbsgei6ibte ausma9en.
Sci Der goIonaiie 6esinut es:
s9arf i9 bitten, Grdulein gnlma 2
unb fie nidt t-ni6t Dbne Srenla.1
8ei Der smeiten polfa Graneaiie:
Gin @ebanfe un6 3pei Geelen
Nls Werlobte fi6 empfeblen.
Sritte QuabriQe:
emma engagirt fitb flii@tig,
Mrtbur piro f9on eiferfii6tig.
Vierte Quabrille:
S6meigenb folst ct ibren epuren
llnb perpaBt bic San5figiiren.
Giinfte QuaorilIe:
sSern bonn tpllen Sanagetriebe
59wdrnten bDrten fie bDn Qisbe.
Giinfter Walaer:
9a ertpa6t Die trdumerii1e
Msntter in Der Genifernifde.
3weiter polta f6uen (@9luB):
r@riBen Sic papa au 6aufe!1
yDanfe 2ommen sic 5ur Sauie!1
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Ginber fdeinen befonbers au l1r

q Rinber f6einen befonbers ai 1lns
terleibsbei9werben 3u teigen. gin iiez
ben Satr altes @6bn6en Der Trau
Qarriet Orr, BON 2ancaiter, pa., mar
in ber Meife bebaftet, uno elm Na9bar
rietb ibr, MiIhler's &rduter Bitters au
gebrau1en. sic CAB inn einen gBl6f=
fel boq iebes nal, ipenn ct Stublgang
bate. Ser 9Gmer3 mar balb geboben,
unb ir elmer fur3en 3eit erfreute ii1 Der
fleine Buri6e gutter @efunbbeit.
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Sieie Sbee,

ba6 bic 2ente nad Colorado, gleu Merifo unb
bem 8eifem geben, nm bic S6winbiu1t gu er-
lei9tern, if aar ni9t n0tbis Seber berniinf.
tige @fann ipiirbe Dr. 8oianfo's Suiten. unb
eungen S1rup in benz erffen @rabe Der
S9pinoludt gebrauden. Gs 1T unfeblbar in
allen Gauen bon 9uifen. grfdItungen, 8ron.
diti8f Sdmer3en in ber Bruif sab aIlen Sbmp>
tsnten, tuelde alS 8nrldufer ber @9minbindt
gelten YreiS so Gents unb $10O. @erfauft
bel s. Raltebcr & Son.
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: Gie preubiIden giienbabnbirefz

- 9ie preubii6en giienbabnbirefz
tionen baben iiingit bic unteritellten
gebOrben unb 8eamtem angeipieien, BEL
Mbfaiiung bon Drabtberi6ten, unbei6az
bet Der Sollitdnbigfeit unb Oeutli6feit
ber MbreRen, iebe iiberfliifiige Situlatur
an nnterlaiIen. Oie 9lnorbnung lit Der
ginflnB zines @rlaKes bes Miniiters
Der 0ffentli6en 9lrbeiten, in ipel6em ii6
biefer iebe unn0tbige Situlatur inOrabts
beri6ten berbittet; bic Mbreiie rSerr
9lrbeitsminiiter" geniige gum 3med bOll>
ftdnbig.
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5abrsalts 90.
9lDcr's
Qeue Cure

eatbaIt Elm gegeneit sesen nlle ban eumbHaft bers
kibrfiae 1ttbsi. bas, 70 peI man weib, in ieinef
anbern Mrsni entbaIten 1T. es entbaIt fein Gbi<
min fdl,h seine metauifden ober anbern i1dbli6eit
1eFanbfbeiIe nnb bat baber teinen na9tbeiIiaem
Ginu6 aaf bic gonftitution, fonbermI ben a5rs
per 70 seflunb iuic por Der aramtbeit.
asir sarantiren, baB sDsr's aenesGnre aIe
Sale port faltem, remittirenbem, itinen,, wedjeIs
aito gailenfieber, 70 mic uon aeberIeiben, bie
our9 Sunspfluft berbeisefibrt iinb, beiIt. ecute
es nod ridtiser alnmenbuns s beiIen perfebIen, 10
fins bic GAMBLER bur9 infer girt,Iar pom /. SaIi
1882 erna9tist, has Sch suriidaa3abIen.
Or. 3. C. apsr & ca, IomeIl, 5flair.
sa allen apotbeten ~ baben.
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= 3mii1en Yaris unb griiiiel mirb
eine &obrpoit bergeitellt, melde bic ibr
iibermittelteit 8riefe im 3eit BON elmer
balben Stunbe Don Der einen 9auptita6t
slir anbern bef0roern foll.
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gBidtis fir Nl1sipanberer.
@robe Yreisermabisuns in Der lleberfabrt.

@robe YreisermdBisuns in Der lleberfabrt.
Der llnter3eihnete 1T ermadtigt YaTaae.
ibeiue, freie Bef0figung eingei idIoiIen, BON @re.
men mad Gan Antonio fiir $S4. I6 fiir eripod.
fene Yerlonen ais3uFellen. Mqit @ef0Hiaunq
bic Mem gort $25. Rin6er unter IL Sabren
3abIen bic SdIfte.
Der Yrsis fiir bic Geiie bon Gan antoaiD
uadj Bremen betrGst nur nod einfdIiebIid
frsier BeI0ffisun9 $40.35.
Gerner Billets gu erniebrieten @reiien BON
Antuerpen, 6abre, 2irerpooT, Queenstopn,
e9peben, Ddnemarf un0 giormegen nod Gan
Antonio uub 3urid.
Mdberes al erfabrsn bei
6. @riefenbed,
90 ,tutu TafIaee Mgent, Gan Antonio.
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3weierIei Wirfums.
q: Du, ueiBt Du, ib feline mid
mad @ube, i6 min mid perbeiratben.
g.: Sd audi, i'd tuerbe mi9-f9eis
ben lafen.
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o | Il 6 a II +!
go,. g. mer,,er.
(JprtIesuna.)

Il CtuC 1JuuQlIuuIC HID. IQQIe Nff111f. 0Pff
Bid feif auf l1lrid, aeridtet. bennnf6
mieberhole it6 eGshneu. 6ak sie fnilen
milIeil, Sd tperbe in meitren getnilIi.
gung big an bic grenae bes M6oIid,en
Igebeft; 6a aber bleibe i1 Teben llnb
tbue feinen 59ritt bariiber hinaus.
Was id getrdbre, fOll unb ipiro Seben
befriebigen, Der ebrli6e, lobnenbe Mrs
belt 1u9t. Wen es ni6t befriebigt, Der
| fu9t eben ettDas Mn6eres, ln6 nit benz
1T feine ginigung 5u boffen. Sd gebe
Jbnen mein gbrentuort, baB 6as ytotbz
tpetoige 5ur St1erung Der Mrbeiter in
oet S6ahte1 uno aur Grb6bung ibres
sSeroientt gef9ebett fon un6 forbere nun
aud meinerfeits bom Sbnen oas 8ers
trauen in meme Worte. G6e mir aber
olele 4ngelegenbelt beipre1en, lnihen
Sle allf ben 5pelten Sbeil Sbrer Jors
oeruiigeit ber5l9tett. Die grfilung 1T
MnnlOglidD, unO i'd sebe unter feiuer
oeoln9ung oarauf et1.
S ga y. ga.m HoW Jmmer osn rlgigen ges
lWuIlsMaB!geH aon Ds,DeDalten, aber
psnnoW m1g pc gauge Heoe Dlsi an leDr
ab bon Der fonifigen Mrt un6 Weiie bes
Ilngen @rben, als 6aB iie nlri6 ni6t
9atte auHauen fouen. Siefer traute
lelnen elgenen Obrelt illdbt, aber ie nn=
ermarteter Inn Der Dloerlta1o tam an
etner SteHe, no er init St1erbeit atf
l9enes 5ag9afte Nuspeibet gere1net
gatfe. oas ole Briide aitr unbeDingtett
grgebnilg t9lagsi! foate, oefo mebr
relate lgn 0le1er NleOerlfaitb, uno ieine
llnbdnolge ytatur brad niir gu balo bic
uHgenoDMten S9ra1tetl.
Sle 1oIlten oo oas lleber illdt fo bon 1t9
mellen, 2err soerIom, 1agfe er orogeno.
~ So.l O.l.i l'aO anls! 5me!Iaalene nno @ oie
sc:.la 1,:! g y gal D.s " M aHleIer gano. O,e
ssI soei. ~ uDaue', uo Iot UII ulls lnepleH snD
ss: sas!sI s.sbs., .u's es,5g.ea e gslaOe gellel.
so.. lo:oeln :s y ls91 ua!eI aegI; HHD meaH
. .. n!s G IH OuieH HIgt mllo, panH neDs
MeA 1O'l es uHs NIL 0emalI!
Cine balb aornige, balb anghbolle
getpegutlg glug our6 ben &rels Der
geamten. sic fa1en cine Scene ter=
antonlnlen, bic bel oer befanntem Wilb=
pet 9artnann's mltgetpalttbdtigtsite
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Aaftt Aitofrit poraus.

Refine unbere bIutreinisenbe Mrsnei ruirb iett
ober wurbe ie 5ubereitet bic 70 poftdnbis ben Bes
birfniiien her Aer5te unb bes 4ubIituns ius ouse,
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e ranE, cs naeaio central ns ttne affords o travellers, BY reason Of it's unrsaed geo. geo.
sousneast, n the West, Northwest and Southwest.
rEsH literally nd strctyt ue, that it's nnector ae, all nj +a Hines
OF cao between the Atlantic and IN Pacific.
3 IT. main lint nd branches It each ch,,,,o ,ou.& oooJa. Ottawa
v a,s sa ~ e" Sse "ohne IN Rock island, in Illinois; Davenport, HuseatnH
ing Neokuk, Knoxville, Oskahoosa, Fairfield. Des Roines west betH
~ .as"oN eHu"a1nnuc'A vocas audubon, Harlan, Guthrie Center and Council Mn.
m m .S a"aun, '!enton, Cameron and Kansas City, in Missouri, and Leaer
. "n -a ao @ecnson N Kansas, and tn hundreds OF cities, villages ad tow"
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0-o.- If Chosen Friends.

- Silver Bow Council No. !,
$500 third "wednesday evening
~ of each month at Good lem
lku N MARS Hall. Visiting mem,
~% bers are cordially lnvlEeo
tn attend. II. WARD. &C.
~ &c. HENNEssgT, Sec.
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A PRETTY GIRLS FATE.
A Lesson That the ImP.lsive ana way
ward May Listen to with 'FRONT.'

There was q pathetic e IN
Christ's Home for Fallen omen
West Thirty-third street: says the
New York World, when funeral seI-
vices we're held over the remains OF
Laura E. Sonnet, better known
among her associates IS "MOrpnla.
Laura. She vas % years old: and
had died in Bellevue Hospital Friday
night. after living eight years q !ie
Of iissinatiop. Her father, who - a
Syracuse business man, was noL'neu
Of the death of his erring rangnlel;
whom he had not seen in years. SMu
he was present Al the funeraf: ine
girl had been very beautlfui ID liz.
While her father was in the army
during the late war, her mother dies',
and her father married again AFTER
the close of the a 1t is said thai
the girls life with her stepmotneI
was not a very pleasant one. Az .ns
o of IS wears her beauty attracted
MANY admirers, among whom was
wealthy gentleman residing n bai-
timore' This m.n made srGent love
to her and promised her wealth ana
noaition If she would leave her nome
and 90 with him. Being ambitious,
and with a craving for the pleasures
| Of the social world, she finally con-
sent, Il tn leave her fathers roof. Her
adm;rer took her to Baltimore, where
she lived a = life tor awhile: She
wore SILKS and diamonds anu orove
about the city in q hanosolne UT
| out. She visited w; shlngton, fhli-
| adelphia and other cities: Every
where her beauty was much admiied.
Finally her wealthy lover tired OF mel
| and cast her off: She then came I"
| this city and went from q I worse,
until the last year OF her lie was
spent among negroes:
Shortly before her illness sue wan
| dered into Christ's Home for Fa'!en
Women. and Mrs. Williams, who
conducts the Home, made an effort
| to reform her. A week ago she was
! taken seriously i'll and Mis- Williams
had her removed to Bellevue HOspl-
tai. where she died on Friday night.
MANY of her former companions
attended the funeral ceremonies yes
terdav and wept over the coffin. Some
were young and pretty girls. Just be-
ginning q similar career. and etners
we're old and hardened sinners. They
were a mixture of white and black.
The father of the girl sat beside the
coffin and wept, while the Rev Dr.
Mingin and the Rev. DIR. Thompson
discussed the unfortunate girls good
qualities. At the conclusion OF the
services, the dead girls associates
crowded around the coffin aud
! kissed the cold forehead. 1t was a
touching scene. One of the girls,
who wept more bitterly than the
rest, declared, between her sobs, that
she would reform and give up tie
life she was leading. The rem aims
were buried in WOODLAND.
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"CREAT ROCK ISl AND ROUTE"

incident to a sroomoenr ra a,o ssts &c. 20 srave!er al. the advantages md commits noou,
E1p's s.-. Trans. composed Of coMM0DloUS, WELL VENTILATED, VEL
; %os oNFicE HokroN RECLINING CHAIR CARS ever butt; pULLMaNrss
eoana ~ - "1 IN o" neagex D press and people t o be the FINEST RUN UPON M An,
Wal u" III COUNTRY, and in which s,nernr r,aI. 1900, IN tayeasa
me low ate of SEvENTY-FivE CENTS Encr
nKsE TRAINS each a uetween cr1cnco ,.a .A. acc oup, RIVER.
viz I'M farno". o" "aS oet"een CHICAGO and MINNEAPOLIS INK 1.TA
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800 Fine.

The attention of parties concerned
is directed to the following:
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER
AND COLLECTOR.
Sec. 81. Any person or persons
who shall transact any business
trade or occupation, or profession tor
which a license is required by sous
chapter without first obtaining the
same, shall be deemed guilty OF a
misdemeanor, and upon conviction
before any court having competent
jurisdition, be fined in any sum not
less than $40 or more than 500, and
stand convicted until such sum shall
be satisfied; and like proceedings
shall be had as IN cases of INSIDE
meanOr, as prescribed by law.
DANIEL J. WEIGH,
Treasurer aud Collector, Silver Bow
County. II Is If