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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-31
Ct fIopfte tire Wangen unb ieste

vi LlUpIlC IyIC &OuWUCu uIIu Ie4lI
1tn5u:
Sd brau9e Dir ni1t gu iasen, baB bu
mid gan5 un6 gar nidt iiberaeugt bat.
Mber, &inber, nun tpDlIen mir uns
lafen legen. Wir fnb fiinf @tunben
gefabren, baben 5tpei Stunoen binirt,
eine @tunbe muficirt, Glen bat uns
eben mod eine erbauli9e prebigt gebals
ten; i'd fange an, mnbe su tperben.
8e0a bate, feitbem 2laus bon ibnen
gegangeu mar, altBer benz bebauernben
glusrufe nidts mebr geiagt unb gebans
fenboa suseb6rt.
sic erbob li9 fin, fiiBte ibre @6tpes
fer, bot ibrent @6pager bic Stirn
gum &ui1e unb ging nit benz Wunf6e
fur eine CUTE gfa6t gerdui6los aus Dem
3immer.
Sic perabi9iebete bas Mdb6en, bab
In ibrer @tube auf He getpartet bate,
utb enttleibete ii9 langiam.
sic I6ite ibr tpunberpolles ai9blons
bes 9aar unb biiritete es lange, lange
3eit, melt Idnger als fonit, biel ldnger,
ais es n6tbig mar. Sic that es ipie ein
Mutomat, obue oarum 3u mifen.
Sic ba1te on ettpas anoeres.
Sic bate unausgefebt bas Bib zines
grpben blonben Mannes bor Nugen,
Der fdmerbetiimmert feinen md9tigen
Sberf6rper auf benz SeHel tpiegte. Sic
f9IoB bic Mugen, als tpollte ite es ridt
i1ebr feben; unb elm ianftes 9d9eIn
bob ibre 2ippe nnb aeigte bic berrliden
tueiBen 3dbne.
Sbr Buien bob fi6.
Sic fdlug bic braunen Mugen tpieber
auf, f6attelte fid, unb cine tiefe Galte
bes llnwilIeus .5ei6nete fi6 auf Der flaz
rem feuf9en Stirn.
Dummies 3eugl ti1urmelte iie bDr fih
bin. sic beenoiste f6nea ibre Na9tz
toilette.
gIs iebas 2idt ausbIies, iaste fie
leife:
Nein, es tudre fosar iiinbbaftl
(Gortfebmns fOIst.)
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Cana auSaeaetdlnef.

3. 8. Mtfins, 4oIi3eidef in Rnorpille, 4enn.,
fdreibt: vMeirer Gamilie uno mir ielbit fino
bic mobltbdtise1 Golsen 5brer auSse5eiAneten
Wfebiain, Or. atngs gtep Diseoberb sesen Mus.
aebrung, au Sbeil seiporben. Sd babe gefnn-
ben, baB fie bait, mas bon islr berfpro9en piro
un6 besbalb beaeuae i'd ibren Bertb. ALE mel,
ne GaeunOe, Oenen i'd bic .sOiain empfabl To-
ben iie.
@arantie tpirb seleiiet, bab Or. Sings Stein
Diseoberb sesen MuS3ebruns Suifen, Grfal.
tung, 8ronditis, gfbma, 8raune unb alle
Gals, Bruft unb 2ungenleibea beilt. Rrobe>
flaiden frei bel U. Dreib. @roPe Glaf6en$l
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Gin alter 8isreer fprid)t.

Ilr. s. Ma. Norris, Elm alter 8epobner bon
Rome, @a., iast, bab ct beftis an NierenIeiDeu
m,shrsre Sabre lang su Ieiben bate nns sbenio
brei Sabre Lang an &s6-a.a. 5u 8eiten fonnte
er gar ni1t seben unb bate biel 9eiIuittI
erfolslos beriudt, bis er anfina electric 1itterS
80 gebrau9en unb feine Sdnee unb tii6e nit
Budlens Mrniea Salbe ein3ureiben. Diefe
BebanbIuns berf9affte ibm grleihteruns, unb
hebbaIb empfieblt ct electric Bitters Allen, bic
mi. slisrenleiben bebaftet iinb, ober eines 1lut.
reinisers bsbirfen. gu baben bel y. DreiB
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1urrfsuondeng. NonettepilIe. sfanette

8prrespnndemz. Gapettepille, Tapette
Co., Seq. %, 1886. @eit meiner aors
responbena bonn lebten Oftober, bic
SutepHan3e betrefenb, iinb berf9iebene
Mnfragen tpegen Der Gultur bieier
pfan5e an mid geri6tet. Die neiiten
berielben famen aus Weffteras, unb ba
bic @1reiber fdmmtli1 9eier Der
.Greien prefe1 iinb, 70 m69te i6 NIT
Sbrer grlaubniB fdmmtli9e Mnfragen
suslei9 bur9 bic rGr. pr." beantluors
ten.
Die 5eite 3eit gum pHan3en ber SUITE
III i'm Spdtfriibiabr, ettua bon Wiitte
Npril Bis gnbe Mfai. ie na1bem bie
3eit siinitig lit. Wenn su firth ges
pflan3t, ipenn ber Boben mod su faIt
if, llest ber Same tpobl 8 Woden in
Der @rbe, berfault aud tpDbl tbeilneife.
Mu9 wenn er aufgebt, mddff bic
pfanae duberit langiam unb es bdlt
f9mer, bas llnfraut 3u unterbriiden.
pfanat man aber etmas fpdter, menn
berBoben orbentli9 ertpdrmt 1T, 10 gebt
Der Same in rpenigen Sagen auf, unb
pd6ft f6nea boran. Man fdet am be.
fen auf Geibe bon ettpa Sub Meite,
ettpa 10 bid ME 3uderrobr. Spdter
oiinnt man bic pfan3en auf etpa Il
big 2 SUB Qbftanb aus, tpentt man biel
6anen oabon 3ieben Mil, 10 baB bic
pfan3e Nnum bat fi1 aus3ubreiten.
Die SUITE muB, 10 lanqe lie fletn 1T, |
0ber 2 Mfal gebadt uro gepfliigt tuers
ben, gerabe tpie anbere GeIbfrii1te. So.
bal5 bic 96be BON II bis 2 SUB erreiht
iit, bat man teine 9lrbeit mebr barin bis
our &eifeaeit. Ser Same lnuB geiam>
melt tperben, fobalb er reif 1T, ba er|
iont ansfdllt. Win man bic GtengeI
perarbeiten, 10 muB man bieleIbem einis
germaBen bid iteben lnHem. Da3u be-
barf es aber elmer Mai9ine, ba bic gntz
faferung onr6 Ganbarbeit ii6 bier nidbt
beaabIen ptirbe. Die SUITE errei1t bier
unter einisermaBen gtnitigen 0erbdlts
nifen eine 96be bon 10 big IL SUB,
auf REDEEM 8Dttpmlanbe miro fie ipabrz
f6einIi1 b6ber. 0offen mir, baB i'm
nd1iten Sabre einmal Elm aQgemeiner
0eriu9 oaniit angeffellt. Sn ben Slbs
ifaaten namentli9 geben fit bies pros
butt idbrli6 mebrere Mflllionen Dollars
aus bem 2anbe, bic, tpenn fe i'm 2anbe
blieben, nit ber 3eit ebenfalls 5u bem
Woblitano unb Der prosperitdt bes
2anbes ibr 3beil beitrageu maBteu.
Sobu Duefer.
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attiitter

Die in Dem 8lute ibrer &inber .3eidet bon
llnreinbeit ertoeder, iollten logleih slt ge<
etsneten 9eilnitteln greiien. Ser Manael
oteler Sorgfalt bel iungen Mfabden 1T Sic
9aupturiade Der i,eifter aranfbeiten, benen
Srauen nntertuorfen finb. Trau Sarriet
U. Battles BON Soutb Gbelmsforo, Miaii.,
idreibt: rMeine stuOlfidbrige Godter leibet
lett einem Sabre an allgemeiner 5dtpdd,e.
Seit einigen Boden finsen mir an ibr
4pers 9ariaparilla eir3ngeben, uno lire
9einuSbeit bat fib ieitbem beoenteno per=
beiiert." 6rau S. 8. 9fobinlon, Yerfins
Sty SomerDiae, Maiiy iagt: vgaatter
iollten
Aper's Sarfapariua
IN ibren 6anlilien gebrau6en. Sir wfdb=
deH siuiiden 10 nnb IA Sabren lit fte I'm.
fddbbar."
Sn allen Gpotbefen sil baben.
Rreis 81; ee9s Glai6en, s..
8ereitet bon 9r. s. 6. gper & 60, 9otpell,
Maif, 9. ct. 3. 81.
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- Ser GeiunbbeitsauFanb bes prds
fibenten bat ii9 uefeutli9 gebeKert unb
er bofft fogar. fi6 an ben lltorgen Fatts
finoenben Observation-Disclosures 2os
gans betbeiligen gu f6nnen. Sen iib=
li6en Neuiabrsempfang slaubt er Bee
ffimmt abbalten gu t6nnen.
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SEER II. Srau 3e1per.
geoDeIe bon Yanl 9inban.
IGortfekuna.l

riv.xr..l fx....l ...:..
Die Setbenfhaftlt1telt 1getnt MIR
ni9t bic berborlte1enofte stgenl1aft
ibres @baratters 5u iein; 1te IT far tyr
Mlter i11ertDnr0lg belonnen uno 9ela!S
fen. Wenn i@ an ne Defte. faiit MIR
immer Der Sitel Der BAD 19en prallls
biens unb Gugentamrnlung eln: Oas
tpobltempertrte &laoter- o-r
Mber obne Helonan5ooDen. nel guen
eirt. 80 babe Dtr l1on oorDln gelagt,
2laus gefdut mir ungeipognltD. Sg
babe ihn beinabe i1on lteb. Us ~
eben Blut pon beinefl1 gllt. Wftr ~,
aIs fennten tptr lins 1ett langen sap.
ren: aber aus EafDt meroe tg nlW1
thug, Ino lD geDore Dog lonF eneH
ttt1t 81 Den unllugren; tg pelB HtWI,
mas i9 aus ibr MAIDEN tDa; fte fagf
nidts unset1idtes u1o S9ortgfes. pc
f9waBt au9 ni6ts nad, aber 1te 1agt
au9 ni1ts gtgenes, bag iloer ne I'M
guten ooer b6ien Sinne Austuntt gas
be; ne tofl1n1f MIR por mle etne Drems
be, oie bic Spradbe, tn tDel9er ote uns
ierbaltung gefiibrt tuirO, mot gut be.
1errigt; man port 19r nlW1 an, pap
tie NIT geblloetetI ililo tlugsn Seufen
bertebrt, DaB pc Dern1nfilge gnWer &C.
leien pat; lg Daoe pas aIgI DsasI M
1nleI'uUeH " mDgeH, DsnM .y ueus .....
He9t ba5i, he bDr mir etn erarnett
beifeben 3u lahen; aber mir 1T bod Der
8erba6t aufgeltleeen, feBte he letter ui1o
36gernb bin3u, baB he gan5 ungebtl0et
lit; bann wiroe i'd ibren natiirli@en
Saft unb ibre 3lugbeit betpunoerr. ne
wiirbe mir babur1 piellei1t nod tprls
patbifder tDerben, = oenn tdb geltebe:
ibr liebes Gef9t9en bat es mir atges
than, i9 babe iie gern-aber &laus =
bet arme 2laus piirbe mir bantt febr
leib tbun.
Das tudre aub Elm re9tes ungliid! !
fagte Wilbelm; inbenl er iib gemdhlt9
In ben Sehel 3uriidlegte. Wenn es tpirts
lid 10 tpdre, llnangenebm, if6renb
mdre es, bas uia i'd germ augeben.
Mber elm llngliid mdre es ni1t. Mls oh
9ilbung Mlles mdrel gluf bte yfatur
tomnit es bod 5li aaererit an.
Das berfebf bu tDirtlib nidt, benn
bu ipri9it als Sbe0retifer. Ou baf
eben cine gebilbete Grau, fagte Glen.
NelIo. fd5erate gDiIheln. made por
geiner Gdmeffer Sic idh6nffe Meberefta.
SIC b,r in Sresbeu oeIernt floss
ex s...4a ao,,, sr,Hhoft g,;r ho.
t. Sg lpais saSs ssasssm pSal Msr,,o mi. atsho yS
~. osa m.;s.;aI q. -. "Sn s.yrs ~ cssobt morna
san Ss.psss paI ~ ass ass Ssy4J ~ hotts ayus a;us
@ .aDs ..s.;.ots. s DyMs T.. .;af ,rtsr yr s ;h,,,
,aS S SIsr'ta. gs ~. ~ - =, sn Nv srbshsm a noI MI
rJ Ism e. bot 1T X, yn, y, i, e. S;t I beraboe,aoem
Snrd' @ IS oas IL gdlmesraetuidf 81. ~ Der llnbiibuna,
burd nidts auoeres, benn de mar cine
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- Die Geuersgompagnien l unb 2
arrangiren beute Nbeno in S6ols' 0al<
le einen groBen Ball NIT erquiiitem
9ouper. Die rGreie prefe" itattet bem
0oritanbe ber betreffenben 8ereinigung
ibren befen 9auf fdr bic freun5li1e
ginlabung gu bieiem Geife ab.
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gar fdbtif4er goIlettor.
Der i1dtesei4nde empfiebIt fid ben 8iirsern
0dbtunesbcu ais 4anbibat aur Btebersripdb,
lima fir b0s Amf bee 9th Collectors bet Der
an IL. Bebruar 1887 fattfinoenben @cbl.
s. 6. 9aueifen.
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Die idbrige Wabl bon Sruifees
ber rGan Mntonio Cremation IDmpas
np" finbet am Montag ben 8. Sanuar
in Der Office bes Dr. M. Sinbner. ges
aeniiber Gtaffel & Glbl, stpif6en 10
ll5r Waorgens unb 3 llbr gfa9mittags
ffatt. sye6e Aetie bere9tigt au elmer
6timme.
Mbolpb Wagner, Sefretdr.
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BUR Megulirung.


beItebte Sdnsar3nel enls
ZIP tdIt perbirgtermaben TEN Spell@sH
Merfur ooer anoere i@aoiige SaO'
PAM, Isnssta q ssia sss.taSi.iis, ,a,Is,,,.
....S .ars arncsns1Srunn ner,,rsad,ten
WY @sussMra} saa,,sts;}s,
NIuAiye'ssn'
Wenn bie eeber IN AnLronnag " ccaa aa
iR ber ganse Srsanismns geltorI: gas
BIut it unrein, Der attsm iuioerli9, Der
Yattent bot Hcpfpep, fngst FW luTay
niebersefdIasen uno nerbOs. am .sss yer
idIimmernng bes 8nftanbes su berbaten,
ilimm fofort Sirnmons
n.G MegaIatOr. Sci fkenOer &c.
: : y; ''|' ;:;:; ;;' 4. &; $: ':: !
Menn Du efpas lgner SerGaa.s.s s ~. ".
2ssn ooer sau ss Ss@ mdMt Ssa ,a u;t snid5Iafeu
iaznii, q nimm cine OOiis. Das suirO Dir
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Summer 1916.
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nmnu m mamm % %
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-11-30

" Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Debility. Seminal We akness, Exhausted
ri spermatorrh0a. Lost Manhood, Impe-
aiyels, ProstastJrhpa, ana all the terri :
Eof Self abuse. and excess in maturer
as Loss Of Memory, Lassitude, Noctur-
Ions, aversion to society, Dimness of Wis
\ . In the Head. the vital fluid passing un-
IN the urine and many other diseases
20 insanity and death.
" YOUNG MEN
nom any Of the above symptoms should
eatance- The drain can be stopped. vi
7orei, and life be made again pleasure
. burden.
f-,e many
MIDDLE-AGED EN-
roublcd with too frequent evacuation Of
pr. oftan accompanied by a slight smart-
ming sensation, and weakening OF the
manner they cannot account for Ropy
in the urine. etc. Many die OF this iitd
"'rant OF IT, cause, which is the second
,minal weakness
lsuAhASrEED IN ALL SUCH CAsEs.
'atloa Free. Thorough examination and
including chemical analysis and micro
rfmihstton Of the urine, s.. An homes.
ven IN every case
lowing msdicinee supplied at the prices
sTLEY COOPER VITAL RESTORE A.
bottle. or four times he quantity. Sia.
4 SAMPLE BOTTLE EKEE.
any one applying by letter, stating symr-
and age Strict secrecy in regar 10 all
ransarrirns.
IHbrsttd Kidney Remedy NFPHR Ell
all siues uf kideey and Rla&6er Ccri-
onorfhpsa. elect, /. uourrbNa, etc For
druggists; 81 a butile, or SIX bottles Tor
sish DANDEII0N. LIVER AND Dys-
flLL Is the best in the market. For
sgistss Price. SO cents a bottle sale
krgiish Medical Dispensary.
NJ nfkkET. SsN litE0,sCo,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-11-30

Il Idaho Encaml No S, I. C. f. C
g nolds Its regul4l meetings in Temperance
Hall al :S1 O'Clock the frst and third Sat
urdTy evening of each month.
q All Champions in good standing in
kA ylted to attend. by order OF the Z c.
Amelia JONES, E. S.
~ Jan a-'I7-tf.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-18

room; willed him to work faster. His
brow contracted and he began to esti-
mate the number of square inches in a
glass retort near at hand. Faster yet.
He became intensely absorbe,; and
worked out the most difficult mathe-
matical formulae 1 could now posi-
tively feel my will power, as it was so
intense. pressed him more and more.
His brows contracted till they nearly
covered his eyes The veins on his
temples started out. He passed from
calculus to some unknown mathematical
science, which he created step by step!
Fasteri
With shrek he fell forward dead
upon my breast. Intense work had
produced an extreme case of that chem
ical change called softening of the
brain, and the grayish white matter
came pouring from his ears, nose and
mouth, dripping down my clothing and
falling in pools upon the floor, till his
head was an empty shell.
The light burned dim, the storm
shrieked without; was alone with the
corpse upon my breast, but nothing
could allay the stimulation of my
thought. Hideous images rose before
me; imps and demons menaced me-
pressed upon me-and then all was
blank.
Irepeat it. this story is true. What
this man wickedly used for his own
ends may be rediscOvered to the benefit
of humanity. May God prosper the
search.-LouiS lie Grand Benedict, in
TriRltu TaJLet.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-18
The Fleet Chamois.

The senses of sight, hearing and
smell of the chamois are developed to
maximum, and this fact. taken in
association with the animals great
sure-footedness among the lofty. snow
covered Alps, in which it has its home.
makes hunting it a task of no mean
difficulty and danger. Dogs ~'e Of no
service on the rocky eminehces to
which the chamois will retreat chen it
is pursued, and the sportsman has to
RELY upon his own sure-footedness and
courage in climbing the steep and
slippery precipices, whittier he is
tempted by the sight of game. If so
hard pressed that it is driven to some
height beyond which it can not go, it is
said that it will precipitate itself upon
its pursuer, sending him down into the
depths below. Besides man. the eagle
is an enemy, whose constant endeavor
is to obtain the kids from their watch
full mothers. Its skin is much valued
for ifs toughness combined with its
pliability. Its flesh is also greatly
esteemed.-N. 7. Post.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-18
JEALOUSY.

Ny wife? Dear boy, love her still.
My jealousy? Unfounded quite.
The story? o. twas nothing. Yet
I'll tell it. Please give me a light.
All, me. We lived in paradisel
How long: Well. Jack, can not tell
But, truly, twas honeymoon
RcfuIgent--without parallel
loved no other. She-dear girl
Was all devoted. Well, one day
missed a bright-hued scarf. The next
Four handkerchiefs of color gay
questioned her. A neat housewife
she is, and never fails 10 keep
NY shirts and hose repaired. But when
Queried, she began to weepl
If she had said she knew naught of
The missing things. as you can see,
j should have found no fault. But tears
Reused NV uSDiciOns-angered me.
/ watched her closely, and one day
Saw her within a letter place
Ny newest scarf. COnfusiOni /
at last had found out my disgracei
f'YOu have a lover, Ahi' ] cried.
Confess, Confess at once your guilti'
She laughed Tin sending this" she said
ITO mamma, for her crazy quilt"
judge.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-18

The standard" of given country is
indicated as follows: Double, where
its standard silver coins are unlimited
legal tender, the same as its gold coins;
single gold or silver, as its standard
coins of one or the other metal are un-
limited legal tender. The par of ex-
change of the monetary unit of a
country with single gold or double
standard is fixed at the value of the
gold unit as compared with the United
States gold unit. In the case of a
country with single silver standard
the par of exchange is computed at the
mean price of silver in the London
market for the three months ending
December "a, 1885. as per daily cable
dispatches to the Bureau of the Mint
Industrial Gazette.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-18
O'BRiEN'S POINTS.
The Kind of Tips" Which the Dead Min
ing Magnate Gave His Friend.

The Kind of Tips" Which the Dead Min
ing Magnate Gave His Friend.
This is the manner in which O Brien,
the dead mining magnate. is said to
have given point to an old friend:
"O'Brien, hear they have struck it
in Con. Virginia. If so, I'd like to get
little"
80, pshaw! No such. thing. Don t
touch itr'
The old friend went Immediately and
bought all the Con. Virginia he could
carry. Fortunately the stock advanced
rapidly, and he commenced to think
about selling. He called upon O'Brien
again. and the following interview took
place:
Old Friend-Good morning. O'Brien.
I see Con. Virginia is advancing.
There are rumors on the streets of a
rich find. Had | better take in a little?
Too bad l didn't have some a few days
ago!
'Brien-Yes, it was unfortunate;
but you see l did not know what they
were doing there at that time. Yes,
you had better buy what you can.
think it will 60 higher.
The old friend loses no time in get
ting to his broker and ordering his Con.
Virginia sold immediatel y-''street or
board"
Ever afterward, when speaking of
the lucky turn in Con. Virginia, he
never failed to give his friend O'Brien
due credit for nuttiOp him in the way
of making a fortune; and when, on be-
ing consulted as to the prospect of any
particular mine, took great pleasure
always in saying that he bothered him.
self very little about it, as he 'always
gets his points from Mr.. O'Brien. y
Sacramento Record Union.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-18

1" An communications FOR cnfs pepe>
Ihould be accompanied by tie name OF the
suthor; not necessarily for pupHcatiOh, pu,
as an evidence of good faith on the part o.
the writer Write only on one side OF the pa
per. Be particularly careful in giving nam et
and dates to have he letters ana nShr
hiafn a-6 ~fsri-,ct
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-18

Being aware of the annoyance,
and sometimes loss to borrowers,
by having to wait weeks and
sometimes months for money, we
have organized a company with
sufficient cash capital to enable
us to cash mortgages as soon as
the papers are executed, and as
we pass upon all loans here in
stead of having to send them
East to be approved, we can COM
plete a loan and pay over the
money i'm less than half the time
usually taken.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-18

The largest premium paid for pew
in Mr.. Beecher's church this year was
seven hundred and seventy-fiFe dollars,
the rental price being one hundred ami
ten dollars.-Brookiyn Eaqle.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-18

The Roman youth used to grease
their faces with oil from the lamps to
make the mustache and beard grow.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-18
FOREIGN COINS.

Their Value as Fixed by the United States
Mint Officials.
The Director of the Mint is required
by law to estimate annually the value
of foreign coins as expressed in the
money of account, and the Secretary
of the Treasury is authorized to publish
the same on the opening of each year.
DR.. Kimball has published the follow
ing table containing the new estimate
he has Just prepared:
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-04-27

New YORK, April 26.-Eighty-fve
muscular looking men, passengers on
the steamer Circassia, arrived today
at Castle Garden and were detained
by the superintendent on the ground
that they we're going to work on
''scab" jobs. They are said to be un-
der contract as masons, stonecutters
and blacksmiths to work on the new
state capitol at Austin, Texas. The
charge is made by the Central Labor
union of this city. The men denied
being under any contract. 1t ia in
tended to communicate with the dis
trict attorneys of this city and Austin,
Texas, to have suits brought against
the Austin contractor for violating
the contract labor bill.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-04-27
FOREIGN FLASHES.

PARIS, April ,26.-It is officially an
nounced here that Greece is yielding
to the advice of France to refrain from
war and will at once disarm.
VIENNA, April Pa dispatch from
Lisko, in Galacia, reports that town
on fire, and three-fourths OF it has
already been destroyed.
LONDON, April 26.-The spring ma
noeuvers of volunteers at Dover and
Portsmouth were very successful
The weather was brilliant and the
exercises at both places were witness.
ed by crowds of people.
The statement that the Greek army
is to he disarmed is confirmed, The
Greek chamber has been convoked.
The combined feet of the powers,
which had assembled to coerce Greece,
has departed. ..''
ATHENS. April 26.-The claims Of
Greece, in contention for which she
prepared to wage war against Turkey,
now that she has consented to disarm,
will be submitted to arbitration.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1886-04-27
Pacific Railroads.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-The house
committee on Pacific railroads today
adopted bill formulated by the sub
committee providing for an extension
of fseventy years of the bonded debt of
the Pacific raj roads. The bill as
unanimously passed upon by the
committee makes provisions for the
payment of the indebtedness of the
Pacific railroads to the government
on the following plan; 10 the present
debt is added the inttrt st that would
accrue during the life time eleven
years. of the existing bonds; assum-
ing that no further payments are
made by the companies, the total is
divided into faulSee4 4--equal pay
ments, represented by series OF
bonds falling due semi-annually; the
last bonds falling due seventy years
after issue; the average annual pay
ments by the companies would reach
nearly 81, 900, 900, which, it is estimat'
ed. would amount to sum greater
than the principal of the debt before
existing bonds wou mature.