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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-04

Die Seras.9 Delegation i'm Reprd.
fentantenbauie If betreffs beg iii Saaas
gefaBten Bei6luRes, beim GongreB ba.
rauf b%in5uDirfen, baB bic bisber fit Die
Werbenefung Der berf6iebenen terani.
f9en 9~afen2ldbe bepiligten @eloer in
3ufunft auf eineu Bunft pereinigt tuere
ben, NIT anberen Morten, baB ale bis.
Der fur gans Seras sepili9ten Gonbs
fitr bic 9erttellung bon SiefDa1er In
8alDeifon beruen6et tperoem, lebr ges
tbeilter 4nfi6t. Sur elmer ber terani.
i@en Nbgeoroneten. Nbbot, fpridt f6
entf9ieoen fiir @aIbefton aus. Gin
paar finb nod unentf6ieben, unb bic
gr6Bere Mnaabl. f@eint es. poIen es
beim alten beIafen, b. f. fir Bite bers
i9iebenen 9afenpldbe an Der 3erasfhFe
8eniQigunger baben.
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lie mnltsri6ie @sfnimte. hiefir:

Sic mpiterioie @ei9i6te, bic tars.
lid BON DULUTH, Wfinn., beri6tet tuurs
be, bon einem 2uftbalon, Der bon gu.
rOpa bsribersefommen fein fofte, neben
benz mon ferner cine 2ei6e sefunben
baben polte, pirb iebt BON bert aus
als cine alberne Reporter grfinoumg
be3ei6net. 9ieie Noti3 mar auf teIes
grapbifdem Wege in idmmtli6e gr6Bes
rem Sldtter guropas iibergegangen unb
mon bate idon umfaHenbe Na6for.
i9ungen anseitelt, tper ber berunslidte
2ufti9iffer eisentli9 fein f6nnte.
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$500 utcbt

IS ldeint ieItfom, 5aB es n6tbis 1T,
2eibenoen our6 Nnbietung elmer prds
mie int Sale ber Ni9tbeiIung bic l1es
berseugung gu g%etpdbren, baB man lire
&ranfbeiten heilen fann. uno bod
bat Or. Sage unatpeifelbaft Sauienbe,
bic on berfodtem Ratarrb litten, nit
ieinem 'Catarrh Remedy furirt, tpelde
fi6 ME an ibn setpanbt baben tpiirben,
tpena er ni6t pbige Gumme fir einen
unbeiltaren Sal angeboter bdtte. Wer
bietet aund9f fir &ur ODER @ourant?
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- Die gntfernung bon San Nntos
Mo big sur 9auptiabt Merifo betrdgt
ieBt, mo- mon bic &eife nit Der iiber
@l paio gebenben 8abu MAIDEN muB,
1856 Wfeilen. 9ad Gertieftelung Der
bon 2areoo iiber WontereD, SaltiQo
unb San 2uis Potoi fibrenben merle
faniiden Hationalbabn iuirb fie urae.
fdbr bic 6dlfte betragen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-04

paBt auf! Sas erlie Spmp.
tom bon 9eu6buiten it 9eiierfeit unb
tpenn @bamberlains 0uiten : Mebisin
aagewanbt un6 fortsebrau6t tpirb, 10
fam bic ssfdbrli@e &rantbeit gdnsli1
abgewen6et nnb ale @efabr bermieben
tperoen. Gum 8erfauf bel q. gobn
6 20, @de Weft Commerce unb
Sio: OhftraBe.
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Snrorporirt I'm Sabre 1868 auf 25 Sabre
bon Der 2eeisIatur fir Grjiebunss. nnb @obf
tbdtiettitt5mede init einem AopitaI bon ST..
600, 900, 5u benz meter Elm IeIerbefoub son
mebr ale $550,0o0 ~bintugefiat poroeu 1T.
Gur9 en- acknowledgement 8oIfsbotum uurse
iby Grei6rief Cd einenl SteiI Der segenpdrtiaen
Steass. 3~onfitntiou gema4t, ipeIde am .. Oe.
3srnber 1873 a~ueeuommen ipurbe.
Die etn3i8e Qotterie, iber relbe ies
mails bon Der 1eb5IIering eints Gt6atss ab.
sefiuu,t unb hside BON b~rrisIbea autaeba5en
pnrbt.
@irD ME beruinbert cber berIdoben.
Sire srobeu gfn3eI. M M m { + n.
8iebungen faesa nsnatIid unb bic 6 o.
Sen bttrfeIidbrIi@en Biebunqen
rsseIindeis jsSe trsi Mfcrate, (gRars, SUM.
Settembsr unb 0e3ember) fntt.
Gsue dusst3ei@nete Wsleaenbeit, Elm Ser.
mossa 5u geipinuen. Grts svebe 8ietuna,
Alaie !, IN Der 1eabemb Of @lufie, Mstp Orleans
Dienifas ben Z. Gsbruar 1888.
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- gbamberlains Mugen, unb 6auts
Salbe 1T cine ESsre 0eillng fir tuunbe
B"ruifmaraen, 0autausI9ldge, G1orf
6le6ten, 0dmorrboiben utb ale aabes
rem i9mer3baften 6auttrantbeiten uub
uniibertrofen fir f9limme Nugen.
Gum 0er.auf bel 81. gobn& Co.,
Gde Meft Commerce u. SibsS fftrabe.
= Gin 6err 8. Sd. Morebeao gIaubie
beim Brunnengraben Inn fibIi9en
SbeiIe Der Staot Wbitemrisbt, in @rop.
ION County cine unterirbif9e S6ble ge.
funben Su baben. gr nabm unten i'm
8runnen, in elmer 3iefe bon eitpa rs
SUB cine Sprengung Dor. SIS erfolgte
Elm lauter Small. aber fem 6erauss
fdleubern BON @eftein. Boiler 8ers
numbering bariiber ftieg CT In ben
Brunnen binab unb entbedte bort un>
gefdbr 3mei SUB bonn 8oben Elm God,
uel@es bur6 ben foliben Gels sing
urb grob genug NOR, BOB elm Manrl
bineintrie9en tonnte. Nus bieIem Code
brang cine bide &auffdule berpor,
unb als er bann bic GaGe elmer ge.
aaueren unteriuduns untersog. fanb
es fd, baB bas losgefprengte @eftein
in Die 06ble binsingei9leubett porben
mar, itatt burd bic Oefnuug oben bers
aus. ST tro6 barauf in bas Gs9 bin,
elm nnb b6rte bort, uie CT iagt, elm laus
tes Braufen, bas ME bas 8raulen beg
Waiiers auf benz Meere tlang. grgIaubt
oaber, baB fi6 in Der S6ble elm ilnters
irbii6er See nabe bel benz Brunnen
befinoet, fir@tet fi6 absr. nit Der gr.
belt am Brunnen Doran3ugeben, neil
er beflr6tet, ber WaFerifrom f0nnte
berporbre6en unb i'm bel Der @rbeit
ertr1nten.
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= Cine pOlle DOTS bon @bambers
lains 9uIienmittel tpirO Der grfdltung
uurbeugen. menr beim eriten Symptom
n~ngeipanbt. Gum 8erfauf bel 81.
& Co., Ode Weit Commerce.
unb StibsO fhiraBe.
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Mir, bic unter3eidneten Bantiers unb 8anf.
batter, ireTSsa ale @ewinne, hel6e in Der
Q%oniiioun Staats.Qotterie esscgen NIB prdfen.
tint iuerOen, an uuisrem 8abltiIde ansbssablen.
]. q. 0GLESBY, Pres. Louisiana Nail Bank,
PIERRE EAHAUx, Pres. State NafV Bank.
4. BALDWIN, Pres. NeU Orleans Natl Bank,
CARL k0HN, Pres. Union National Bank.
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= Ser iiber3eugeube Betpeis flr ben
Wertb BON @bambsrlain's 6ufeuz
Mittel 1T elm @eriu@. Gum 8ertauf
bel 81. @obn 6 Co., Ode Weffs
Commerce unb Si6sD ffraBe.
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q Woti3.- 9Dofe fcfen nnr $40.
9albe 50. 6inftel 50. 3ebntel ST.

2,l79 gtpinus in Bsirass bon S535,oOo
sEppIfalicuen fir Club aaten foIlten uur an
BE Office ber 0efeui9aft in aeu Orleans ses
fenbet iperheu.
Btssn ipeitersr Snformatiou fdreibe man
beutIi9 nit 9enaner interchangeable.
6reitrisf an eiuem Ebeile Oer geeenipdrtlgen
Sta1ts. 55on5titutlrn, ia 1879, bur9 elm iber.
DdItsBenbts 8oItsbptuia aema9t.
G6idt POSTAL NOTES. Grpreb Morep
GrberB obtr Be9leI auf Stein BORT in sep0bn.
li&sn Brisfen. @npiersslb per eyprfe (auf
uulert aojfsn) abrelfrt an
~. a. 9autbiu,
ober. STEM Orleans, Ga.
81. q. 3aspbit, Baibiusten, o. 6.
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Or. Waiferaa9, Der in gang Seras
ribmli6f betannte Spe3iaIiff, bat }i9
IN Golge 5ablreider an i'm ergangener
Mnhorberungen beranlaBt geleben, San
Wntonio eineH 8eiu@ ob3uFottem. Ct
bat i'm Maberid 9oteI, Simmer
81 unb 50, Auartier genommer, mo- er
BON iebt ab toniultirt tperoen fam. Ct
bat ieinen N~ufentbalt auf 80 Sage feits
aeiebt. Or. Wafer5us bat NIT groBem
@rfolge in Dallas unb in alien ar6Be=
rem Stdbten bes Staates pratti3irt urb
f9 tn feinen Spe5iaIitdten LIBERAL aus
geaei9net. Mer Derbinbert fem iolte,
ben Or. Wafferaug perf6nli@ aufaus
fuben, farl NIT ibm in 2orrespon6ena
treten. 13.1,tun1W
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Gard.

This is to certify, that the Connec-
ticut Fire Insurance Company of
Hartford, Conn.,, A. Moye. Agent,
has in all respects fully complied with
the laws of Texas, and that said
Company is entitled to do business
in this State. L. L. FOSTER,
Commissioner.
Austin, January 10th, 1888.
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80Mpt9etutMat $4,000.

@ir bsitatieen biermit, oab pir Die Obsr.
auffi9t aber Die arrangements fur ale monnt.
li9en un0 bietttjdbrliden 8icbuusen Der
eonifiaao Staots 2otterie : @efenl@aft baben
unb psrf0uIi9 bic 8iebun9en Ieiten unS beauf.
H4tisen iinb DaE b~iefeIben ebrIid, geredt unb
in unbarteiif@er Belle allen BetbeiIisten &c.
gtniber tpr fi9 eeben unb mir autoriiren bic
3telf9aft bieiss 8eugniB, berIeben nit ben,
GaafnliIe uuierer llnterfdriften, in ibren An.
seigen 40 asbrduden.
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9r Seine Gamilie iolte berfdumen,
IN benz Gleii6s urb Rau6sW aarenge.
i9dft bes 9errn Grant Broom, SO. 2O6
SolebabsS traBe eiRen probeeinfauf al
MAIDEN. 0err Bropr bat }iG burf
Die gorsiigli@teit feiner feIbRfabri3irtett
Wurhs unb &au9naaren Bic CUNT
Der 6einf6meder erporben. gr bdit
betdn6ig auf 2ager: iel5tgerdu@erte
99infen, Sped uno 3unsen; &au6s,
Wltr3s uao p6fels GIeii6, S9meins.
tuirfie, @erbelat=, 2ebers, GnobIaudz
uilb Wiener : Wurft, GGwartemagen,
gluttpurff, Bologna, 59meinefett un6
frii@es Gleii6 bon ieber @attung.
Grant rotun
Selepbon $50. go. 2O6 S~olebabfr.
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$. 5. gtiibbeu, Rorbma@er.
&orb unb Iobruaaren tets an 6anb.
&eparaturen perben prompt beinrgt.
Wo. "a Msenue 8. Ia, 1,t2M, ie
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= lin gelo au fparen, sebt iofort
gu &bobius & Sbempsfp, 235 Com.
nleree : StraBe. 8iolinen, @uitarren,
Srgeln, Noten, Muitbii1er unter Ros
fenpreis.
Greb. SwtaffeL Manaser.
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nr SobnonBros. lisfern bic
beften unb biQigiten Srudia6en. Gebt
gu ibnen.
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9 n

tpirb cine tii9tige &b9iu BEL eutem
2obn. Wadaufragen in ber Expedition
oieies Sldttes. 1871 ,tun
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Wien bat 1,122 DOttOren Der
Seiltunoe.
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= Sn benz Offafiatii6en R6nisrei6e
3orea bereitet ii9 elm Gampf um bic
llnabbdagigfeit bon g6ina Dor.
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Mmset9e fur stemersabIer.
9th COLLECTORS Office.

Gitg Solicitors Office,
Gan antonio, Z. R~obember. 1887.
Ser llnter3si@nste madt bierSur4 betanut,
oab bic ftdbtiide ao Salorem uno Ropfifeuer fir
bas Municipaliabr 1887. baS ont 20. Gebruar
1888 enoet, fdqis III. Die Steuern fnS bor
BEN e%enannten Datum gu entri4ten.
&. 6. Soueten,
S,ll ,t6Om, wl0x Gt6btii der Collector.
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= Hidt senus fam i9 81. Safobs
Del preifen. Dor langen Sobren lit
i'd 10 an rbeumatif9en S9meraen, boB
i'd ni6t i'm Stanbe mar, mid obne
9alfe i'm Bette umsuoreben. st. Sa.
fobs Del mar bas ein3ige Mittel, nell
Dies mir 2inberung Der S9meraen un6
gdn3li4e 9eiluHg bra9te, Dor einis
ger 3eit fiel iG bon einem @ebdube
berunter un6 purbe beiinnungsIos mad
6auie getragen. Die b~efti9ften 69mers
aen fplterten mid i'm allen @lie6ern.
Sd manbte bas uunberfrdfiise Oel
an uno mar in elmer Wo@e tuieber ber.
geiteat. SD baIte st. SafDbs Del fir
bas bette 9eilmittel unb es oarf in
mellem 0auie ME ausgeben. -Soadim
Mitt, gpanfton, Sls.
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QIuerlef.

elliott u. Gerbp, Glerf i'm Mili.
tdrs 1auptquartier, 1T felt benz 81.
fpurlos beri@munben. Seine 5rau uub
fteben &inber befinben ii6 in beoirftis
gen umtdnben.
Das Grecutib Gomite Der Giib=
tueitli9en @lnpanberungs.R onoention
bat eine Mnsabl BON @ei9dftsreseln
angenommen, pel9e bic pfli6ten Der
Derf6tebeuen 8eamten &C. beitimme1.
Gerner bat bafelbe ben our NHociatiou
geb6renoen Counties elm MHeHment BON
gtnen Gent auf ieoe 500 @ertb @igen.
tbum tDie aus ben Steuerliften ers
f6tli9 = auferlegt.
= s. &ingelitein bat Die 5tabt auf
SGaoenerfaB berfla9t. ST fubr iiber
eiaen 9aufen S6mub, Der aus Der
Stt@ getporfen mar, bet Magem f9lug
UNI unb er DerleBte f9.
= Die r@rpreB" ipri@t lire
Jreu6e bariiber aus, baB bon Der 5iibs
tpefli6en @inmanberunes G~onbention
Der 8efGIuB gefaBt ,purbe, bic Ser.
Staaten &egierung I'm QiIfe Sur aeos
logif9en 8ermefuug bes 9taates 3eras
aR3ubetteln, la9bem bic bo9meile Sc.
gislatur ii6 getpeigert, fir ben 3ued
aud nur einen Gent gu bepiIigen. Wie
tpdre es, tpenr man nun aud iiber Ben
Staat bintpeg bic 8unbes . &egieruua
atginge, einige 9unberttauienb Dollars
aur J6r6erung Der ginnanDeruna mad
Seras berauseben2 Die &oniequena
unferer teraniiden Democratic 1T tpirf.
lid erbaben. Mit ber einen 6arb ueif
tlalt elm paar Miaionen our @r3iebung
Der Sugen6 5uriid = bon tuegen bes
ginsrifs Der 8unbesregierung in bic
Staatenre9te = unb NIT Der anberen
9arb bettelt man um 6afenz unb ars
bere gemiQisungen.-Der bon Senator
8urnep eingebra6te Bei9luB, oaB in
Weaug auf bic geolpsii9e Wermefung
bes Staates etDas gef6eben muB, mar
burGaus an Blabe, aber permuthlid
glaubte er, baB fein Nntra9 Qerabelo
tDie ber BON Der Nufbsbung bes Der Gin.
tpdnberuns feinbli9en Mmenbements
our &oniitution, niebergetimmt uers
ben lpilrDe, tpen1 er fir feinen 3med
ettpas brett bonn Staate berlangt ober
eine &tge gegen bic Nbminiftratton ober
bic SegisIatur ausipri6t.
= Mlte Bitrger p~ropbe3eien fir 6iefe
Saifon cine Wieberfebr bes Wetters,
tDie mir es DOr alpan3ig Sobren Bis
@nbe Mdr3 batten, TOO beftige bon 1tar=
ten Negengdhen begleitete @epitter an
Der S%agesoronung tuaren. Sen Mn=
fang babOa batten mir bereits beute
Worgen. Oamals aber CAB es cine
Wahersnotb; Der GIaB trat aug feinen
ufern uu6 ibetfutbete gommerces unb
el1e Nn3abl arberer StraBen. Ser
3egea 1T ~aqerbinss iebr ermhnf@t,
aber oieie 3ugabe f6nnte tpeebleiben.
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monatIiHe 8iebunc
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LARD ADULrERArIoN.

professor sharpless Gives the Committee q
Practical Illustration OF Lard Making.
WASHINGTON, March 10.-The Senate COM
sxnittee on agriculture this morning resumed its
hearing the bill to protect the manufacture
and sale of pure lard Professor SharDless of
Boston, appeared, and, at the request of Mr..
Wilson. proceeded to compound an article out
of p per cent of stearine, % per cent of cotton
need oil, 40 per cent of pure lard and 10 per
cent of dead hogs grease. The experiment was
made to show that the refned-lard mauufact-
nrers might use the grease OF smothered and
diseased hogs IN the manufacture of their COM
pound.
Mr.. Cromwell suggested to the committee that
ahe advocates of the pending bill, having failed
60 show how refined lard was made had resorted
90 q process of juggery TO show how il might be
manufactured, and he suggested, further, that the
Ro-called pure lard might also be com pounded
with dead-nog grease. During the course of the
experiment question arose as to whom the
opponents of the bill were-whether ANYBODY
opposed it except Fairbanks g Co.. Armour &
Co, and few other manufacturers.
Senator George remarked that there was uni
Nersal objection throughout the South to a bill
which attacked one of the chief industries of
&hatBection. He had received numerous tele-
grams protesting against the BILL which he
would. at the proper time, file with the commit
Zee. In answer 10 question by Mr.. Crofn we'll
possible to tell from the odor the presence OF
uead-hoR grease in lard when cotton-seed oil
was also used. The committee adjourned until
Saturday next.
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The La Integridad Cigar

Is for sale by
L. g. Deschler, Bates House cigar stand.
Schad & Co, druggists. corner Washington and
Noble streets.
w. H. Burke & Co, IL N Pennsylvania street
James A Dodson, Seventh and Illinois crossing
L. A Gable, Seventh and Illinois.
r DePuy. North and Illinois.
June's Restaurant.
A S. Stewart North Illinois.
c. FL. Wood, opposite Bates House,
W. n. Short, corner Illinois and Maryland.
Thompkns & Son, South Illinois, near Tunnel.
Casper Schmalholz, Pearl street
VIM Seeking. South Meridian.
w E. Afford, Circle and Meridian
Circle Park Hotel cigar stand.
NJ r. Wbitson East Market.
Geo. Raper, Denison House cigar stand.
Po1neroy s. Huder, opposite postofhce. $50
John Huegele East Washington
Frank Fl. Carter, druggist, 300 Massachusetts
avenue.
Muehl & Co., 523 n Illinois st.
Dill & Matlock corner New York and Delaware.
Harry Walker, Court street.
Ferd Christman. W. Washington ST.
Geo. W. Sloan & Co., % w Washington ST
Fred c. Kissel, corner Tennessee and Nine
tenth streets
j. G. French. drugs, corner Tennessee and
and Washington SITS.
John r. Barrick, Office saloon.
Rogers & Cnasteen, 10l Indiana ave.
Geo. T. Neal, 65 n Illinois st.
j. Is. Lambert & Son, Bates House Pharmacy
John F. Johnston, drug store, rs e. Washington.
Frank Shaw. 814 E. Washington st.
II. A. Moran, Drum saloon.
j. R. Perry, drugs
Moran's Place. S Illinois st.
Franh OBrien. corner East and Washington.
Julius Haag. Denison House drug store
John Murray, St Charles Hotel.
Henry Smith, 80 N. Illinois st
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UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS.
Armstrong; Cooperative Purchasing Associ-
ation-An Institution Which Saves from
Is to 80 Per Cent. to Members.

Something entirely new in this State, but long
established and well known in all great cities of
the Union. Is represented in this city.
Floyd & Co.. State agents. having opened an Of
fee at 81 East Market street, opposite the post
Office
This association is a combination of consuna-
ers With manufacturers. the object being to sup
ply to members every article they may desire al
first cost The method Is for members to order
through the association, from samples and illus
trated catalogues. direct from the wholesale
house and manufacturers The result is that
membe rs save from Is to 80 per cent by dealing
direct from the manufactures, thus avoiding
the profits and expenses of all middle-men.
Their purchasing facilities. perfected by means
of cooperation and ombination, enables them
to bring an army of purchasers to The doors OF
the man ufacturers, who anxious to sup
ply goods to that army at first cost
Each member is furnished, free of cost, a
magnificent illustrated catalogue containing a
list of articles that can be procured. Each arti-
Gle will have the regular retail price aud tn 9
price to members attached. Every member is
entitled TO order any article whether in the cat
alogue or not. First quality goods sold, and
everything is guaranteed represente or
GOODS can be returned aud money refunded
Each person on becoming a member will be
given certificate of membership. emitting him
to purchase through this association for term
OF one year any article at wholesale price Ref
erences: First National Bank. Chlcapo Com
mereIal National Bank. Chicago; FL. q. Foreman
q Bros. bankers. Chicago; S. A. Kean & Co.,
bankers. Chicago or anyrsDutable business firm
of that CITY.
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Light Infantry Armory Two or three nights
ago the room beanie very hot at the fair and
after Senator Sawyer hasi pushed along through
the great surging crowd for an hour or so he be-
came so warm tnat beads of perspiration gath
cred in little streams. and trickled down his
face. Finally he said he intended to leave and
began TO move through the mass for the cost
room. He had only progressed ABOUT halfway
across the great hall wh.n he met MIR. ingalls,,
President pro tempore OF the Senate.
Dir. ingalls, is over six feet
high weighs about I35 pounds and
walks so straight that az looks like towering
stalk Mr.. ingalls, had bsen walking around the
room an hour or two also, his wife being closely
icentlfed with the fair, and he has saken
usual interest in its suecess Mr. Ingalls,
dressed IN his great heavy ulster 1t begins
about half way MP his head with . massive fur
collar. and extending down his long attenuated
form leaves great rolls of fur in front and about
The pockets and sleeves. This heavy Western
protector against cold and billiards. was buckled
closely around his waist. and his hands
showed down deep into his pockets. As Mr.
Sawyer moved ND to the President pro tempore
OF the Senate he was mopping his face and puff
ing like porpoise. IA he began TO tell how hot
he Was and how anxious TO get out into the cold
atmosphere. the Senator from Kansas shuddered
and drew his great ulste. about him. IL was
novel scene; the tall angular Kansas statesman,
dressed in long heavy fur coat, looking down
upon the fat, putting statesman from Wisconsin
dressed in thin clothing It was q most extraor-
binary case of extremes meeting.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-11

fusion The walls were literally decorated with
pictures. the majority of which were of relig
Madonna, the head of Christ, the Descent from
the Cross. Raphaers Mother and Child" and
similar subjects All were in gilt frames and
A half dozen chairs, each Of .
different kind a footstool or two. a vase-of flow
and snndry tides. chair scarfs, and articles
of needle work and bright cheerful papering
completed the tout ensemble Of a very pleasant
room. Broad doorways. with the doors removed,
led into a spacious TALL matted like the drawing
room There was the usual nall furniture, and
upon the hat-rack hung q solitary article of mas
cuiine head wear. Well-carpeted stairs led TO
the upper part Of the house. and
the place denoted that the dwellers
therein lived in ease and comfort if no
in luxury. The reporter had barely time to note
his surroundings when light step heard
defending the stairs, and the next moment he
was standing face to face with woman whose
countenance record of intense but sub
dued suffering, of patient but dgnlfed grief
Mrs. Tilton 10 under the middle height and or
figure which years have failed to give matronly
abundance is nearly white and is worn parted
in the middle and smoothed plainly on her
brows. Hes eyes are large and soft and of
lustrons brown Her nose Is straight and char
acteristic; her mouth somewhat large. with the
under lip full, but the lines are good and her
face, although bearing traces of age, is still of
! pleasant contour. Her complexion is clear and
girllsh She was plainly dressed IL some dark
brown stuff, and wore q housekeeper's muslin
apron and cap of the same material. Her
ner is subdued and shrinking, and she evidently
feels yet the great sorrow that has over
Swallowed her life. She is retcent. but says the
little that she has to say in gentle yet decisive
manner But if her history were unknown it
would be easy matter TO read beneath the
placid surface the story of great and abiding
grief
''Can you throw any light on this matter,
Mrs Titonp said the reporter, handing her the
cutting from the New York morning paper.
Il know nothing whatever about it, was tho
reply in a low, gentle voice, and the speaker
sunk into chair apparently overcome for the
moment. Il am neither in communication with
the Beecher family any of their friends"
Then this to your
Entirely SO. cannot pretend to say what
the tenor of the article-which it is alleged will
be published-win he. but presume it will be
simply rechauffe of the old story. 1 cannot
understand the purport of again bringing the
matter before the public. No. do not imagine
that anything new will be evolved. Positively
Ihave nothing to say in regard to this affair.
/ msy perhaps express surprise that the per-
sons interested in the matter have seen fit to
take the step which they have done. I fail to
the resultant good. :"
The reporter apologized for intruding on the
privacy of Mrs. Tton, who received his excuses
in very pleasant manner. and she bowed
him out. said: If could tell you anything be-
lieve me, would"