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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-11-05

In future wars the newspaper press must be
recognized and the correspondent given place
with the troops. = 8 1t will be the wisest course
to admit properly accredited members of the press
and attach them to the several headquarters under
proper regulations. The people have right to
know what is going on; and it will be wise to
recognize this fact, placing correspondents under
proper restrictions at the outset in order that only
truth shall be told.
Gen. Hazen has evidently given careful
and conscientious effort to the preparation
of his Narrative" and the work is worthy
of high commentator.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-11-05

Alter reclting the circumstances OF Gen.
Nelson's death, Gen. Hazen says:
OF Nelson, excepting his quarterback manner
(he had been a Lieutenant in the navy), which in
all its vgor he could never lay aside and which he
practiced toward ALMOST every body everything was
in his favor. To IN extraordinarily large stature
were added perfect figure, robust health and a
commanding presence. : i knew him only
kind and genial gentleman. AS a soldier he
vigilant and painstaking to the last degree
. No man could be drawer, more just to those
he thought meritorious, or more severe with every
manner of derelicton; but mt times he was very
harsh and petulanL This latter quality led to IA
storm that very early endangered his career and
finally cut 1t short.t Except for this unhappy and
as it proved, fatal CHARACTERISTIC, he might have
attained to the very pinnacle of the army His loss
to the country ut that time was very serious.
Gen. Hazen's estimate of Gen. Buell. is
seen in the following:
In the meantime Gen Buell. had been superseded
by Gen. Rosecrans, the organization into army
corps was enforced, and the designation of the
army changed to the Army of the Cumberland
The change of army commanders / have
always believed unfortunate, without in the least
detracting from those Generals whose good fortune
permitted them to serve to the close of the war
and who now enjoy the full honors gained by doing
so. have at all times said and believed that Gen
Buell. was the best General the war produced He
was victim the demand for success; and the con-
fidence of the country necessary for commander
in his greatly impaired by the necessary
falling back to the Ohio, and the partial success only
at Perryville the real causes for which the people
did not discriminatory understand. Probably his
"a Narrative of Military Service, by Gen. W. H.
Hazen PIP. $50. Boston: Tieknor Il Co. Sold in
Washington by Brentano. S3.
, 1885-08-15
Eel. rrAvslns or-rt,n'l.

NEhH NH $40
II has often been remarked that the
cells in the ponds OF incenne> PARK.
near arts. leave those waters every
sprin IN large mum 7ers. ma dng their
way 10 the rivers nf The Marine. or tae
Seine, sey, raj miles DIST nj They take
advantage o RAINY weather. when the
hrrnage i wet, an their IN tinct guides
fuem d reet'y 10 their destination ew
species ha e lepeatrdly cen introluc d
into the la Is. nut IN vain. All seem
TO have hi. disposition to leave como
him that the water of these pounds,
having cen brought by hydraulic
engines, has un iergone some change
viii h drives the cells away. But the
phenomenon OF such %migrations by cells
and some other shes is not
ihus in the marches OF Picardy cells are
often found on the grass, going from
one pond to another.
, 1885-08-15
FOREIGN NOTES.

Parliament was prorDgued at ? p. III.
yesterday. The queens speech was read
by the lord high chancellor.
The English government has ISSUED an
orier prohibiting the importation Of ravs
froln France.
Lord Nane Tempest is dead. He
screai with distinction in the federal
army during the late war in America.
The death vi Ruskin is momentarily
expected in London
Hurry jackson, an actor who was for
several years manager OF II San Francisco
theatre. is dead at London.
, 1885-08-15

TERRITORY OF WYOMING, co
COUNTY OF LARAMIE.
In the first Judicial District Court
Luke Murrin
vs..
John Talbot and Francis j. Buckley.
Docket =, No, 1903.
Luke Murrin
John Talbot and John Kinney.
Docket 2. no. 304.
Luxe Murrin
Va.
John Talbot.
Docket .. No. 1894.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF
executions issued out of the district court
of the first judicial district. territory OF
Wyoming, on the I'd day of July, A. D.
1855, in the above entitled cases, and to
me directed as sheriff of Laramie county,
| have levied upon and shall offer Tor sale
n sell at public auction, to the highest
b or Tor cash. at the front door Of the
court house, in the city Of Cheyenne
co ,nty and territory aforesaid, on Mon
d ,y, August 3lst. A d. 1880. at > o clock
p. ~, the following property, to wit
Lot No. 3, of section No. Sc. OF township
No. IA north of range No. 81, west of 6ih
principal meridian, all in Laramie county,
territory of Wyoming, together with al
the improvements thereon. Also. lot No.
=, section Sc. township No. Il, north Of
range 81, west Of the 9th principal meri.
dian. containing 40 acres, more or less,
together with all the buildings and i'm.
pro0ements thereon. all in Laramie
county, territory of Wyoming the SAINT
heing seized and levied upon as the prop.
erty Of the said John Talbot.
n n. CRAIG,
Sheriff of Laramie Co., Wyo.
Dated, this LIST day Of August, 1885, al
Cheyenne, Laramie Co, Wyoming
Territory.
, 1885-08-15

About II o'clock last night in Fred
Landau = saloon, a difficulty arose between
a man named sam Schwartz, nicknamed
'Curley, and another man named Den
mis-, Capt Smith, deputy sheriff, being
present. ordered the parties TO stop the
wrnngle, declaring hat if they did not he
would arrest them. The fuss stopped
temporarily. but aiterward another trou-
BILE arose between Landau, Dennis and
Smith, in winch Dennis struck Smith.
causing a sever confusion Of the left eye,
Dennis was atterward arrested and was rc-
leased by Landau going his bail. In the
absence Of full particulars of the affray,
The LEADER defer any attempt to give
them or place blame. until the evidence
before the police our has been obtained.
, 1885-08-15
ou,aoins American pr, y .,r,..a.

Sixteen countries in Europe. four in
Asia and eight in America. nd their
interests in england so great tn Il they
keep their shire widest and most capable
diplomats at u capital. Literally our
interests spread, and our power ia
acknowledged from China to cru.
Whether LIBERAL or Tory be in. Britain
Is Britain still. Her 81, 900, OO1 OF PEG
Pile. her boundless wealth. her limitless
territory. the courage, skill. enterprise
and logged endurance OF her sons are
real ties of which the rulers of the world
take due account. Great has been her
history in the past; greater and nobler
will It be in the Ladical days TO come
, 1885-08-15

Mr. Geo. II. Atkinson, the well known
Rockford tailor. has arrived and can be
found at room 3 Inter Ocean Hotel till
Tuesday, Aug. Is. MIR. Atkinson has
the finest aud most select stock OF suitings
and dress goods ever seen in Cheyenne,
and for neat fitting suits and superior
workmanship Mr.. Atkinson has no equal
i'm the west.
, 1885-08-15
Fruits and berries Of all
Kinds by dGiIy cypress at
the Pho mir market.


Having engaged an experienced me
chanic. | am nov prepared to do all kinds
of work ON watches, clio ks and jewelry.
charges moderate and all work guaranteed.
Give US a trial and he convinced. Chey
cnne Loan office, under Ma.ouis building.
A R~fNGoLsRY.
, 1885-08-15

The fine display at the Red Front shoe
store, on Sixteenth street, is drawing gen
eral attention to this new establishment
Just opened. 1t seems to have Jumped
INTO public favor at once, ascrowds attend
the store daily to purchase first class
goods at very reasonable prices. If you
want boots and shoes come and see US.
, 1885-08-15
ntLI.mLE AHrICLE.

For enterprise, push and a desire to get
such goods as will give the trade satisfac-
ton, w. n. Hunt leads all competition.
He sslls DR., B~osauku's Cough anl Lang
Syrup. because its the best medicine on
the market, for coughs, colds, Group and
primary consumption. Price 80 cts. and
81 90. Samples free.
, 1885-08-15

G. D. kirkland, the photographer on
Ferguson street. has Il large number of
supcrbly executed Photographic views OF
the city, also views oil Various round up
scrneries taken by his special artist thiS
, 1885-08-15

Weston 4 Kelly, proprietors of the
New York Club House, ON Seventeenth
street, will furnish anything called for at
heir short order counter. Billiard saloon
and bar connected with the establishment.
Best stock of wines, liquors and cigars in
the ..itv
, 1885-08-15

The report that our yards at Chadron,
Neb are difficult to approach ON account
Of fences. is false. The trails to ChadrOn
are no way INSTRUCTED by fences.
+. \. HARMON, Agent.
, 1885-08-15

Worried mind. Fevered brain. Dread
ful day with unsettled market Unable
to eat dinner after days work Vain eff
forts to rest at night. Horrid feelings in
view Of to morrow. Body and mind want
toning up, Browns Iron Bitters does il
surely and quickly, MIR. Tooy, ofTa, ares:
Orange Co, Florida. has experienced the
benefit of this valuable remedy, and says.
II cheerfully recommend it, | keep il
on hand all the time" Cures dyspepsia.
indigestion, weakness, etc.
, 1885-08-15

. O. Rand pi Rand i Steadman,
,yt tom Laramie Yesterday.
q Iaxter gave a progressive
e Lrg party on Thursday evening.
Z X. DeValt, the Booth oyster di trib-
utor. came in from the west yesterday.
Abe Idelmau has gone OIL his regular
urn on tho ruml Max hayiug come back
Il e. Glsvc, no nay'y appointed city
irzr.ncer Ni4s Wit LAST nisnt for a lew
Days
Eaetns Young auditor Of the Union
Pacific. came "a with No > Yesterday in
biz spcoud car "a.
4 II. swan and party returned yester-
DAY from their extended trip, goiug as far
as Rock Greek, and having a very pleas
ant time.
II. l.. Brenning has completed the i'm
provcments at the Cheyenne quarantine
yards, and to-day the building will be
visited by the inspectors.
Mrs. Winsor, Of indianapolis, widow OF
the late ). Il. Winsor, the first register oi
the United States land office in Wyoming,
Is visiting Mrs. Capt Lee. at Fort ID. A.
Russell
Charlie Beck, late Of The LEADER, ar
rived last night FROM Crook county. the
animated piture Of a cowboy irou away
back. " He il now a cattlvman iiOm the
upper country.
Mrs. Governor Warren gave an clobo
rate dinner Of fourteen courses to SONS
inends in this 4ity last evening Each
course was illustrated with an appropriate
quotation from Shakespeare.
Mr.. Ed. Wagner, the husband Of Lilly
Andrews, who was raised by Mr.. Corlett,
has arrived from the east, and he and
Lilly and the baby will leave for tleir
home in Utah to-day.
4 distinguished foreigner, Count Syz,
was on the westbound train yesterday.
During the hour the train was here, he
seemed to be deeply interested i'll the looks
Of things. He would probably come here
to live if he could bring his count outfit
with him, but it seems that such thing
cannot be transported across the ocean
with any degree of success.
W. W. CorLett, Jr., has been some
what indisposed for about a week, but he
was out in his carriage yesterday, looking
as bright and business like as usual, and
biddino defiance to cholera infautum and
other ills that babyhood has to '%rastle'
with. He is a promising fellow, and it j;
to be hoped that he will grow up to be as
good a man as his father, and he'll do.
Judge Carey has returned from the
north with the color Of a cowboy in hi.
face. He has been several weeks GU
among his cattle He says that there i,
no green grass on the Upper Platte from
Fort Fcttcrman west, and in tn Swee
Water valley up there. Tho cattle arr
ilt and hearty from the cured grass an'
a rtoat mans will be shipped within III,
lex, thirty days
Al Suatton. e nessee Falls. n Y, Il
a--id %, vegas; + W CUMMINGS
Il Lem.iue, Chicago, A
lucy + Floyd. Moberly; +
Geo Marrett. Pullman, Ill
,',..nan Ration, y NJ, are at tn,
1I.tspp,iun.
H. W. n...u l. OIL an
, 1885-08-15

WANTED Situation as working house
keeper in small family, OF work on a
ranch. Inquire at Union Pacific freight
, 1885-08-15

The largest stock Of hne brandies. old
whiskies. choice Eqaeurs and superdne
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets.
, 1885-08-15
Brood Mare- aud F,II,es r..r sale.

One ear load Of high bred, brood mares,
broken and unbroken, will weigh from 900
TO 100 One car load OF fine y%earling fillies
\ splendid chance to buy good stock at
reasonable figures. Lone Star barn, Sew
enteenth street.
Mckinney K MooRE
, 1885-08-15

Riner & johnson have soldiers addi-
donal and other land scrips, which they
arr selling cheaper than any firm in the
West Call at 30S Carey block, and get
figures.
, 1885-08-15

Schuttler wagons, and a full line Of hard
ware at Arp 4 Cohway's.
, 1885-08-15
Vegetables Of erey-y des-
orfpft0n reoeired daily at
the PhGufT marker.
estern Hotel,

All travellers stopping for a time in
Cheyenne can ind the best accommoda-
tons in the city at the Western Hotel ON
Fifteenth street The location is agreea-
bic and convenient, rooms pleasant and
newly furnished. meals the best a first
class cook can prepare from the finest
materials in the market. walters who un-
derstaDd their business. the best liquors
and cigars in the bar room ART among the
many attractions OF this popular house.
HERMAN kIMME, proprietor.
, 1885-08-15

Omaha steel barbed wire. Call for
prices at ARP q Conway's.
, 1885-08-15

Knights of Labor meet every Monday
hight ut 7:3U in st. Johns hall.
, 1885-08-15

/ have the largest and most complete
clothing house in Wyoming, aud can and
will sell clothine cheaper than any other
house in the terri'orv. " Hellman.
, 1885-08-15

Twenty five thousand acres Of railroad
land. from six to fifteen miles East of
Cheyenne city. township 10. range O.. IS
aud &c, better known as the n. X. Davis
and Abney ranches. 1t is splendid grazing
and hay lands and a good investment as
the lands are doubling in value every year.
VIII sell single sections or altogether as
parties want it, for cash or ten years time,
For information as 10 terms and prices
address the South Platte Loan and Trust
Company, Holdrege, Neb., or c. L. Han
san, Kearney. Neb.. or w. j. Garland,
Pine Bluffs, Wyo., Agents.
, 1885-08-15

For 6ae watch repairing,
DAVID MuIKR, Idelman block
, 1885-08-15

Pure, delicious Ice cream and the finest
soda water with all the various fruit syr-
ups at II. II. Ellis.
, 1885-08-15

For SALE-An old frame house. Cor
ner Eighteenth and Evans. Cheap.
Bert. Richie.
, 1885-08-15

Ask your grocer Tor Denver Best Soap
, 1885-08-15

For RENT Houses, and barn for
twenty-six head Of horses, with a large
hay loft. VIM Murphy, corner O'Neil
and Twentieth streets.
, 1885-08-15

C. Rand ID Rand \ Sieadman
o,e tom laramie Yesterday.
, 1885-08-15

THIS PAPER Iss.,, + ,eT "a. q ne .. 90
rwssiny buresn ~ spruce sth vhsrr Rdwertislna
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-07
8,8. Tranf.

Wit Spanning babeu Die 2sfer uub
2~eferinnen Der o6reie PreRe" auf bas
@ri9einen ber neuen Nn3eige pbiger
6i,ma gemartst, UNI 81 erfabren, mas
biefelbe fir Bic abbreAenoe Saiion gu
bieten bat. 6eute 1T ibr 8erlangen
6eftieoigt wOroeu unb fie Deroen fin:
Ben, oaB 8. 9. Grant mebr benn ie=
mails Nnfreneunsen aen,a6t bat, ben
S1nittmaarenbanbel inner mebr 1T
feinem %gerdumisea Store gu fOn3entris
rem. Das W%aarenIager 1T f9on iebt
ein 10 u~pblanortirtes, baB Sober in Grz
tuartung zines balbigen Witterungs-
tue6iels feine @infdufe MAIDEN fam.
g. 9. 6ranf bat ii6 bon ieber bemiibt,
ale feline &unoen 5ufrieben3ulteuen,
inbem er ibneu Maaren bot, bic weber
mas cen preis, mob mos bic 0ualitdt
anbetriHt, iiberirpHen perbef t0nnen.
Da es ibm, nie beim erfen Slid in ben
Mammutb=S Store gu e%rfennen, au6 an
Nuspabl ni6t feblt, bieielbe i'm @egen=
theil ieoem @ef6dft Der Stabt Die Spite
bietet, 10 liest es i'm Sntere6e aller Sa=
milien, ibre @infdufe bel g. .. 6ranf,
Nlamo Yla5l, 81 MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-07
+ q. s. aamnmoun. !

Simmer mebr lidten ii9 bic @eiben
unierer dlteren beutlden g%inpobner.
9u9 s. $. &mann 1T elmer beute
eingetrofenen 9epei6e mad bonn $o6e
credit tporben. @r ffarb fern Der Sei=
mat, in Colorado Springs, pofelbf CT
fi9, ieiner gei9mddten @eiunbbeit noe.
gen, aufbielt. Sein Dabinfdeiben III
elm @erluf fir bic Stabt, benr ct mar
elmer ibrer berporragenbiten Biraer
unb, mas ibm our %befonberen gbre gez
rei9t> CT bat ii@ bieie Stelung bur6
feline r%afloie Sbdtigteit erworben.
Gampmann mar elm rielbtgemahter
Mann" in bes Wortes boiler 8ebeutunq,
benn er begann feline 2aufbabn in San
Nntonio als eiHfa1er Maurer unb bat
fi6 ni9t nur gum 8auunternebmer,
fonbern aud gum &apitalifen binauf=
gearbeitet, befen Stimme i'm Hat6e
Der 8lrgeri9aft BON @ewi9t mar.
Seine leBten Sabre purben bur6 I'm.
gliidsfdle man6erlei Mrt getriibt uno
Elm frobes 4lter, tpie er es 10 mobl pers
bient bdtte, lift ibm ni@t gu She'll &c.
tpDrben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-07
Gin MprS.

Sm Davenport bat fid elm Moro en-
eignet, Der uns iene 2eit ins Gebd9t=
nib 3uriidruft, als am gibolo bas &op=
bptbum bominirte, unb ii9 tamentli9
in Selma brett ma1te. Set Sabrea
ift es bafelbf frieolt9er getporben unb
Der b6le Guf, Der jenem plabe anbaf>
tete, perftummte, aber gan5 ausgeftors
ben lift oas &opontbum bod niGt.
gs madte ii9 aufs Neue in Selma
geltenb. 9obe &ilen mo Wm.
S1mitt, beioe nidt ais Defenders frieb>
Ii9e Mdntter befannt, fpielten in Sens
fes GaIon 4arten unb ent3peiten fi9
babel. Wie getp6bnli9 ging Der Worts
fret In 3bdtli9feiten iiber, nobel &eiz
lep ieine1l Gegner nieoerf9lug unb fi9
anfdidte, i'm ben @aralis 3l MAIDEN,
aIs 61mitt eth Mefer aog unb @iIep
brei 6ti1e berfeBte, ben benen ieber
t66tIi1 mar. Ser yertpunbete lift Denn
aud fur3 barauf g~effDrben.
Ser Grie6ensri1ter Mnbreas belt bic
2eimenf1au ab unb bas 8erbict Der
Surp lautete, baB 3iIep ieinen Sob
bur9 Sti1nunben fanb, bic er BON
@m. S9mitt erbielt; baB 2ebterer ie-
bod III Selbitbertbei6igung banbelte.
S9rlitt TIT berbaftet iporber urb befin-
bet fi9 i'm @efdmgniB gu Neu 8raune
fels.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-07
gegas.

= Die probibitioniften in Muitin
cireuliren cine petition, in uel1er um
Mbitimmungi iber ginfibrung bes 2o=
cal Option @e5eBes erlu6t tniro.
Ius benz GDuntDgefdngniB in
CORPUS @brifi finb brei 8erbreder ent=
fprungen. Sic batten fi9 Elm God
bur9 ben GuBboben gebro1en utt6
bann bur9 bic Mauer. ollie Dre: pa=
rem gefefelt. Sci Siftrittantpalt Sur=
ner bat einen oer Gli9tlinae tpieber
eingefangen.
= Mrs. 2ia5ie Ni9ols, bic Wittme
bes Disqualification Ni9o..s bon Der
@itD National 8ant. Der Selbfmorb
begging, bat bic @rfldrung ~abgegeben.
oaB fie ale S9uloen ibres Mannes
befen min.
= Sn ben Counties Nnberlon unb
Montague 1T bic Yrobibition nie6ersez
itimmt mDrben.
Die Wobnuns bes SberiHs @ps
burn in WaraBa9ie brannte. Mdbrenb
bes Geuers mari Semanb einen f1pes
rem Softer aus Dem Geniter bes brens
rleilben Saufes uno fraf einen Mann
9amens WiIeor auf ben Ropf. Ser.
felbe 1T baour6 10 f@wer berlebt tpor=
ben, baB man feinen Sob ertpartet.
= Gin Garbiser Sbompfon, Der in
Der Ndbe bon 2inoen Iebt, erf1lug fei=
ne Stiefto9ter nit einem 2niippel, boz
nit lie nidt pDr @eri9t als 3eugin in
elmer &lage gegen i'm auftreten follte.
SIM Ntlantic 8iergarten gu 81
pafo, elmer Spielb6Qe, f6oB ber See
legrapbiit BerrD einen Soloaten Nas
mems Mc2auglin unb bertpunbete i'm
t0btIi9. 8errp fIi6tete fi9, wurbe
iebo9 am l1fer bes &io @raube berbafs
tet.
: 9ur@ 3ufaa bat man in @aco
einen 9esperaoo eimgefansen, geget
ben 3pei Morbantlasett borliegen. 9er=
ielbe beiBt Mc2augblin unb oersniiste
fi9 bamit, feinen &eDolber in ber Straz
Be ab5ul6ieBem. Quf feline @rgreifung
1T cine 8elobnung BON $1,000 ausges
fekt.
: 8. Sesler in Gleburne ffarb an
8erleBungen, bic er bur9 bas 6allen
in einen Brunnen erbalten bate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-07
8 [ 8.
San 4ntpmio, Z. september.
Belrbnnmgea fir cas Sin .anaen ppn
Wcrbred)ern.

Wcrnted1etn.
Der gefeBgebenbe She'll unlerer
Staatsregierung frobnt Der lleberpro=
6uetion unb Der ausfibren6en @eualt
lino bic 9dn6e geldbmt. 9as 1T Der
&rebsl6aben. nit benz Ser @taatsfors
per fdon felt bieIen Sabren bebaftet 1T.
Sber nit anberen Worten: ser 8elebe
baben mir su biel unb Der 8eamten,
mel9e biefelben ausfiibren io1en, gu
tpenig.
Nrn 6eutli9ifen ma9te fi1 biefer lles
bellfan6 CUR 3eit Der GensaeritOrungen
bemerfli1, ober als es gaIt, ben 8iebz
f6nigen M9tung bpr Dem @eieb bei3uz
britfgen o6er BEN uebersrifen Der auss
tebenoen @iienbabnarbeiter in @alpes
Ton bor5ubeugen. 8ei allen berartigen
8elegenbeiten murben Die Beamten,
iDel9e oas @efeB ausfiibren lolten, nit
Spot unb 9obn iiberf6iittet uub muBs
ten ben utfgefebliGen @lementer bas
Jelb absrlafen. 9as fpridt febr nee
mig fir ben Stnnb unferer Civilization.
Ni6t 10 f6limm ifebt es, tuern es
ii9 UNI Die Gerfolgung unb 6as Ser
baften ein5elner gerbre9er banoert.
Saria baben mir iogar Gorti9ritte ge=
ma9t unb faf i6eint es, aIs finoe u1s
ter ben @berifs elm f5rmli9er Wettz
eifer in Der 8erfplgung bon @eiebiber=
treter1 ifatt. Wenigffens muBte es auf=
fallen, baB in leBter .3eit 10 biele 8er=
BREEDER ben @eri6ter iibergeben tpurben,
pie bis ieBt Der Strafe gu entgebsn puBs
len uno ii6 6fters mebrere Sabre lang
OUT freiem GuBe befanbem. Stir biefe
prpmpten. Sienfleifunger perbienen Die
Beainten getpiB ale Mnerfennung.
SennD6 baden fie tpeiter nidts gez
than als lire pfi1t, bic iie beim @n>
treten ibres Nmtes freipilig iibernabs
men. unb tDenff man BON 6ieler Mn=
ii9f ausgebt, 10 lit oas Musiebeit bon
~sBelobnungen auf giufaagen Der @ers
BREEDER eine gaft5 berfebrte MaBregeI,
PIE ttur baau beitragen fann, biefteifrige
Deaitte ar corrumpiren. Wenr Ser
.gleiden bon pribatperfonen gei9iebt,
10 lam man f9on tpeniger bagegetl eins
'ipen0en, obglei9 babur1 elm Inter-
lalee 5full9e1 Arm nno Nei1 berbDr=
gerufen tuirb. Bonn State aber fouten
ME 9elobnungen ausgefebt meroen.
QSoplfI oieie g~elobnungen fihrem,
lotilte mon tn friiberen Sabren bel ben
~ aeTas itattoiItrten Sruppen Der Ser.
Sfaaten IeH1ett lernen, bic ebenfaas
ellle getDilie Sulnnne fur Die Mblieferung
elues gelertet!rs 3ablten. Gs tam gar
gar fldBt 70 telterl Dor. baB Elm Defer
lelr oDle @brgefubl, Der pie i1impfi9e
Slrafe flr lel1 gsrgebeii lieber ertragen
mpute, als Die 4rbelt tir bag tdgli9e
nrots ltg pom srlfer1 gelten an Die gfiz
ilfar6eboroe abliefern lieB. Der ibm ber=
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Uerabe 10 ant.

8iele getpifenlofe 8erfdufer m0gen gu9 ia.
gen iie baben Seilmittel fir Suften unb @rFaI-
tunsen, Die serabe 70 gut fino aIs Der alte
auserldifise Or. 8oianfo Sufen. unb 2unsen.
.Sbrup. unb ipenn ibr nidt barauf be1ebt bic.
fes Seilmittel gu erbalten, tuerbet ibr febr an.
sefibrt tperben. YreiS 80 Gents unb $1.O0.
8erfauft bel s. RaIteyer 6 Con.
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9eutIh. euafifhe gdmle.

9a i6 bon ben 9ireftorsn eriu6t
puroe, cine Gair I'M nd6ffen Sftober
gum 8efen Der beuti6 englifden
Sbule gu organiiiren, 10 eriu6e i6
freun6li@f um unterfiibuns BON Sci
ten b~erienigen 9amen, Die ii6 fir gez
nanntes Snititut intereiiren. 3uglei6
bite i'd bieielben, in meiner Wobnung,
go. 16 @alinoitraBe bor5uipre6en, UNI
bic M%ngelegenbeit 81 beratben.
Mrs. Sobn 6. 8edmann n.
8,5,4mt
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Dieienigen, ipelde 4nfprii6e on uns
ten febenoes @omite gu baben glduben,
tuer6en freunbli6t eriu6t, ibre &e6z
nungen innerbalb elmer Wo9e einau=
fenben. -Dieienigeu, mel6e ibre 3ei9z
nungen nod f6ulbig finb, tuerben
ebenio freunbli9f eriu6t gu aablen.
S9lei6er Monument @omite,
Cd. Stebes, 8prftbenoer.
San Nntonio, Sept. 5. 1885.