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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-31
va Sie f~einfen unb mobernfet
@omTerbiite. 8eiebt uniere ausges
3ei9neteR Strobbtte fir so Gents.
pancoa & Sobn.

= Cine notorii9e, in alen gr6Bereu
Stdbten Der Ser. Staten befannte
S6minblerin, Bertha 0epmann, wurbe
seftern auf cine Depei9e bonn poli3eis
def bon Sos MngelDs bin, auf Dem bon
@alifornien eintrefenben 3uge perbafs
tet. Sic 1T 40 Sabre alt, 1T 5 SUB Al
3oH grpB. tpiegt $50 .pfunb unb reift
in Begleitung eines iungeu Mannes,
Namens Stanley. Obne groBes Guffes
ben 51 erreseu, tpurbe ite aus Der pulz
man=@ar beraussebolt, fie fOlgte wils
Zig, na6bem lie erfabren, I'M mas es
fi1 banbeIe uno tpurbe ms @0untDge.
fdngn,B sebro9t. Sic lit In BreuBii4
pOien geboren; ibr @eburtsname If
Sdlehnser. 1878 fam fe mad ben
Ser. Staten unb bat bier cine &eibe
bon Getriigereien unO S@winbeleien
beribt. moflr tie au6 f9on mebrere
Sermine i'm 3u9tbaus abseiefen bat.
Sic bat fets i'll ben f%einiten 9otels los
girt, i9 ME bid nit G~leinigteiten be-
faBt unb bic prominenteften &dufeute
uno 8anfiers bur9 ibre @epanotbeit
unb electromagnetic auf ben 2eim ges
lodt. Selbft i'm @efdngniB auf 8lad>
mels Sslanb, tpo fie als 9ienitmdb9en
beim 3u@tbaisinfpeftor fungirte; ges
mann tie bas 8ertrauen zines Nngetel.
ten Namens CHARLES 2orpe unb cts
f9pinbelte bon ibm feline gan3e aus
5000 ~beitebenbe griparniB. Sic bot
einen Mnmalt engagirt unb beriuht auf
0abeas CORPUS 8efebl fret automlaett,
ebe Der poIisei@ef bon Sos @ngelos einz
trifft.
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No9 beute iu9en Die Rinber an,
Oftermergen lire Offer Ger, tpenn
aud bic altgermanif6e Griblingss @6t'
tin Ofara, bic befonbers I'M Ipril bers
ebrt tpurbe, unb bie-als Symbol Der
Grudtbarfeit unb bes feimenben 2ebens
In Der erwa9enoen Natur-, elm 81 In
Der 9anb trug, ldngft aus benz Bolts
b~etpuBtiein perf6nun6en unb bur6 ben
blutriiufigen Naaarener b~erbrdust 1T.
@te aber bic OtarasGeier ben @tur3
Der alten 6eibeng6tter unb ber alien
&eligionen iiberbauert unb iiberlebt bal,
10 tpiirbe unb piro es au9 ben gtura
ber neuert iberleben, benin ni9t bic
8orgdnse an benz @rabsew6lbe gu Sc
ruialem, ni9t bic leibli9e Nuferitebung
bes @ottmenfde1 Sefus BON Na3aretb
lit es, ber es in DirtIi9teits gilt,
fonoern bic Iuferitebung Der Natur.
unb 10 LANCE bic Sabres3eite1 pe9leln,
piro aud bas OHerfet gefeiert werben,
einerlei oh bon @briften, Sarfer, Subeu
ober 9eibeni
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urkrgleifhIifhe Attraktiuu:
- t1eber cine balbe Wiiuipn rertteiIt.
asuifana etaats=eotteriesW rieIIf6oft.

Sneorpprirt TN Sabre 1858 auf 25 Sabre
bon bet 9estsIntur fur @rsiebnnas. uub @ohI.
thdtisfeit63ps6e init eiHem GnpitaI bon ST..
900. 900, a. BEN meter Elm Ne|erbefonb bon
ntbr nlS $t60,000 bin3usefigt tuorDeii IN.
Dnrd Elm Acknowledgements BoIfsbotum iuurbe
3br Grtibrisf 81 einem $sbeif bcr aeaenpdrtiaen
@tadts : Honaitutien 9tnaaGt, DeI9e am 2.
De5smbtr 1879 nnsencmrnen ipurbe.
Die ein5iSe 0ctterie; aber uel@e ie.
mols bon Der Bep0ilerurs eines Staatea
ot0eiiuumt pnb uel@e bon berfelbeu aut.
gebei6en wurbe.
Drb uie rtrraintert rber rerf6cbeu.
SIRE gtoeen Gtn3eI. n M m l.
9ietnngen finben msnalIid, unb bic al o.
Sen bierteIidbrItGen 8iebunaen
reeeImdeis iebe brsi Monate, (Wtdra, SUM-,
g~ettembtr unb De3ember) ftatt.
sine aus9e5ei4nets @eIegen.
hett, Elm 9~erm0aen an qerinnen.
Gierte arobe 8iehung, AIafe D, inber Neabemh
Of D1uft In Rem Orleans, DienHaa ben
10. 4triI l6Ss-2lb. monatIi&e Siebuua
&t8etpintt $50, 900.
UNcti3.-2Or{e fcfeu nur $40. Solbe
IS. Ganftel 90. s5ebntel 81.
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SIR. 3. 9. 9ospeu. Elm bsfa,

- Mr. s. 3. 8ostneu, elm betanns
ter Burger hon Brownsville, Seras,
tbeilt Golgenbes aus eigener grfabrung
nit: Na9bem Id cine 3eitlan9 an
Oiarrboe gelitten uub peri9iebene Mes
bi3inen gebrau9t bate, periu9te Id
cine GIai@e BON gbamberIains @oIic,
@bolera unb Siarrboe.S eilmitteI, tpel9e
mid fofort ,pieberberfelte. Sd ems
pfeble bies Mittel alIen 2eibenben.
Gum 8er.auf BET U. gnhn&go.
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Alexander Strakosch fontn1t !!

- Die @itp III bic
bic init ibrem Bodbier i'm Martte
Sas Bier 1T Bpm boraigli9er
nidt 10 bunfel, ntdt 3u fiB unb
ni9t au bitter, BON fIarer Garbe u1lb aus
Beroroentli6 pridelnb. gm 3apf in
allen prominehten Wirtbi9aften. beute,
unb Gonntas. @erludt es
unb Sbr merbet oamit sufrieben fem.
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- 2eu@buiten tann bolfdn6ig tons
trolirt unb iebe @efabr bermieben tpers
ben, bur9 bdufigen @ebrau9 bon
gbamberlain's 9ufen.M ebiain. Mi9ts
8eferes fam perf9rieben per6en. @ers
fault bon sc. @pbn&G 60.
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9ie Ctr 8rauerei. bic
elm gau3 porsisli6es Bier
bat fur bieie Saiion elm Bod
Bier eingebraut, ipel6es olgemein arts
muB. Gas Bter tpirb ieben
8iertrinfer befrieoigen, BENIN es bereis
nist in f6 ale bic gisenf9aften, tpel6e
man BON einem reinen, abselagerten
Bier ertpartet.
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% Die eIeganteffen Mnatige mad
MaB BEL paneoait & @nbn.

= Die GitD 8rauerei lit bic
erite, bic nit ibrem 8odbier i'm Marfte
eridien. Sas Bier lit BON boraiigli@er
Site, nidt 70 bumfel, ni6t gu ftB unb
ni9t au bitter, bon flarer Sarbe uno au=
B~erorbentli4 pridelnb. Mm 3apf in
aaen promtuenten Wirtbi9aften beute,
Samitag uao 5onntag: @eriudt es
un6 Sbr mer6et oamit 5ufrieoen iein.
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= Die bette Gribiabrsmebi3in unb
Slutreinieunssmittel finb elm boar So.
fen ct. patrids pillen. Die S9a9tel
foffet rs @ents unD He bepirtt mebr
ais irgenb cine Dollars ebisin. @arart.
tirt unb perfauft bon 81. s o 3 & 6 o.
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Alexander Strakosch fonmt!
WeueS WrDcern . @eIM6;t

gde bon MIamo & 2apaca : GtraBe
bat 9err 5. 3. &beiner cine nene
@rocerp er6fnet. Sober 2dufer mirb
f9 bon Der 8oiaigIi9teit unb Biaigs
teit Der Maarer iiberaeugen.
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zhrtfFrs rtsiarirte 8risfe an
New Orleans National Bank,
sfep Orleans, Ga.
0er9efet niNt, S i:ass it p s" e.:

usrdIe Bsaurtearb unb GarIp, peI6e bic Bic.
bnnnea Isiten, cine @arantie o~bfofuter gbrli4.
feit unb ilnbefs@EiMfkit III, Sn6 has Slid
Sebez1 oIei6 bob III nub Nismanb neislaaen
iann, ssI9ss hummer einen 0eDinn siebtn Dfrb.
DeraeIjsf and utcst, hat bic sussabIuna
fdmnlIihes 0spinne bon 8ter Rational
8aufen bpu gfep Orleans gardntirt
ntxt, NIB bic 9opfe bon benz Drdiibenten a..
nes 9nfitates unterf9riebeH fub, beNen Rri.
biIeQien in ben b6dfen GeriAien anerIannt
bnrben bs66nlb batet Gu6 Dor irsenb tpeI@eu
H~n&abmnngsn oter afouguen 2abeien.
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- Bouts paul aus 3midau
tpirb erfu9t, feline NbreKe Dem bfterreis
9if&en Qonfulat In Galpeffpn oufauae,
ben, ba far i'm tpi6tise MittbsiIuneen
bort einsetrpHea Hnb.
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Ser ueberfdhuk.

-
Ser lteberfHuk.
Der teraniI@en Staatstafe ergebt es
gang genau 10, tpie Der 8unbesfafe; fie
leioet an ueberfduB. ungea9tet Der
4erabiebung ber Steuesa befinben fi6
in Der @taatstaHe baare 100000
unb Der S1dbmeifer, ggs@oub. 2ubs
bod, mat ni9t hoenig fola, als ct uns
ldnst benz iunsen @oulb unb auoeren
@iienbabnmaguaten unb B6rienmen'
i9en bieien @olbs unb silberbers als els
men She'll bes &ei6tbums bes States
Seras 5eigen fonnte.
Greilih mar Elm an6eres &eiultat,
als ber ueberi9uB, BET elmer ni9t nur
fniderigen, fenbprn au6' e~nsberaigen
unb unberffdnbisen @eiebgebune ni6t
gu erparten. Mue 8epiQigumgen tpurs
ben auf elm Minimum berabgeoridt
unb fir febr mi9tige Sa@en mar tein
@eIb borbanben. So .inubte fib bann
mobl bet 5taatsfdab falen.
!Spariamfeit 1T cine lpeiie Sugenb,
inbeRen fe muB au6 ansebradt feiu.
Sn biefem Sale il he auf l1ntoften bes
a0gemeinen 5taatsmobles gei9eben,
benin Der l1eberi1aB bdtte pieles @ute
FIFTEEN unb ben Staat In feiner gntmids
lung int elmer Weiie b%orapbringen ton.
men, bic in Sabreu ber Ma9bilfesni9t
errei6t werbeg tam. SnbeRen, bic
lebten 9eeislaturen tparer 26rperidafs
ten, benen es ri1t aleitt. an GernbIid
uno an 8ermaltungstalent, fonbern
aud our6aus an ftaatsmdnuii1er Be-
gabung mangelte.
Sept feber mir Dor benz f1ueren Dis
leulma' iiber bas Blus gu perfugen, benn
au ben $4,000. 900 tommen nod 5sis
nabe 81, 900. 900 interchangeable
aus Der BunbesfaI1e unb oer @Duners
l1eur, BET bic Neranttportung oaftr,
eine 10 groBe Summe unbenubt liegen
au IaKen, nt9t traser min, fiebt ib &c.
3wunsen, cine grtrafbung Der 2esisIa'
tur etnauberufen.
IS merben nun berf6iebene 0ors
i9ldge geuna9t, auf uel9e Weiie bas
@elb perDenbet unb a~usgegeben tDerben
folte.
Die ginen molen bamit sic 0Gfen
Die oaberen berIaneer Gins
ridtung zines geoIosif@en Depa,te.
ments (unterfibt) bic an5erea piin=
i@en 8emiaigungen fur bic nniberfis
tdt, um bieielbe ielbffdnbig Bu MAIDEN,
unb mas Der Mnfi1ten unb Sbeen mehr
fino.
Die vGreie preHe" bat nun aud =
neben 8efhrmortung bes seoIosii9em
Gepartements = einige gori9ldse in
Bor allen 0insen iollte elm Sbeil bes
our 6duberun8 oes Staates bon
benz MDros uno Maubgefnbel, Nermens
bung finoen: giienbabniiberfdqe, I'M,
Morbtbaten. Ndubereien, Nuf.
lfdnbe, mie fe innerbalb Der lebteu
,ipbIf Mondte nod bier borsetommen,
ni1t auf geprbuete NerbdItniHe,
auf borgeriidte Civilization bin; fe
benz Staate un6 bemmen ie.
ben Gorti9ritt. Debbalb bebirfen mir
e.Msl Dulw9.eIlsaoen S.aals'
Der @ouoslaeur wlro Il~ er'
!anefn, soaB Ct interfere l9m 10 pen
I y usIrollegen 2SOgsn Su9elaIole
u1n Staatst5ugpen 5ur nHs
IstDsaanng geleSIoler, ouFanOe n'Wl DE
Fualgt1Sea lOnn'e.
Cel ssH eOer lGaIe uMoeo'aS' penn
Sga1IDng noeag.slsn 9etDsa. penn
e @tog "" ,s m es.o r s'ras v Drassn
NY, wy n,osr,s ss ishsr .sspss DIV
;M,, ssr, M;u ar.n ~ sSss;%,, GU 5as
l4nb uus vent 1s'nIune"' MeUetIWub ueo
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s.. .. Gtiibbent 2orbma9er.
2orb unb &obrmaaren tets on 9anb.
@eparaturen tperben prompt befprgt.
No. "a Mrenue 9. 14,1,t2W, is
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@ir tefdtieen biermit, ba6 mir bic Dber.
anii@t aber bic arrangements fir oue monat.
Ii@en unb bierteIidbrli9eu 8iebnnseu Der
Ieuit1no Stn1ts -Qotterie . @efeuldatt babea
anb peri6nii9 bic 8iebunsen Ieiten unb beauf.
e9tisen unb 1ne Siefelben ebrlid, sere9t unb
tn nnparteiifder @eife allen BetbeiIieten &c.
0eniiber Dor f9 eeben nnb mir nutortfiren bic
@efeHf4aft. bieieS 8eusnib, berfeben NIT benz
BafRfaiIe uuferer u~nteridriftea, In ibren I'm.
geiqeu 3u aebrauden.
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SPIEL &aarem @ej@1ft
PAUL WAGNER.

Ote letWIle unD eleA0nIeI1e Mu9n10v
bon Artiteln, wel9e fi@ beionbers ~
@eburtstasss unb 9o@5eits : @efdenisr
ei9nen, ale :
Stlberplattirte Waaren.
Statuen bon Brcn3e, &erra > Gotta,
Bcr5enan unb Mlabaffer.
&elisiSie Gisuren, @rueiire Hnb 60.
ienfrdn5e.
glumen.g aien unb 9u,peln.
Taien, fem becorirte.
Nlbuu1s in grocer Ausmabl.
photographer aler Nrt.
Souvenirs NIT 81 anitGteu psa Gan
Mntcnic, fir SO Gents.
Bilpers uno Bilber= Rqbmen.
Wulifbcien unb rbren
Spern9laier uHb Gernrobre.
Eafhenmefer unb S1eeren.
Oauaeus uno 9erren.E oilet MeeeGaire.
@elbtai&en far 6erren unb Damea.
Oamen.0 anotaiaen.
Brief. Mappen.
Sareibseuse unb GSti3ba4er.
Viitens6arten Gtuis.
Damen. Grteits- adffaen uub RSrke.
9aubsS piesel unb Rdmme.
Naud-Eifde urb Service.
@isarren-@ tuis.
3eituuss. Woppen.
SpajierfSde.
8Osel- unb @idbcrn. 2dEse.
Nccorbecns, 3it5err unb Sormsaieos.
Nuideln in GROCER Guspobl.
Mpparate.
Bapiere unb iOniise Wateriatien suy
Nufertisuns bon Bapier Blumeis.
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ber nur ddf fabricirt birb bon
y. II. Zeiin d Co., philadelphia, pa
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. artietbt9fett.

aa ben a6rper an einen reselmdbigen GtoT.
eediel 90 setr0bneu, obne 80 plObli9en Didt'
Berdnberungen sreifen al miifen, nber bas
eanat BerbauuussfyFem gu h6ren, nimm
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WI il there. The Il ctor i j5 year'
end Mis- Woodv ard 2l Ia ,h' fl
of ls,G he made her acquaintance II
Boone c-uLty, Missouri where ne
then res ded with his wife, aid the
Young lady lived with the family for
i've weeks. Soon afterwards Mr..
Larch died and the doctor ana
Miss Woodward b came engsgI g.
1t We, the original intention
to have the ceremony per-
TO med November % last, and July
ii. 1887, Miss Woodward came from
Dallas, Texas, whese the doctor had
sci her, and met him in Kansas City.
He urcta-ed for her a splendid
wardrobe and gave her quite sum
OF money, with the understanding
that sne was to go to Denver and re
maiu there until the day set for the
marrlsge. AS the time grew near
Miss Woodward wrote TO the doctor
that ,he bad injured herself by tall,
AID a tponeinnnt of the ceremony
was necessary. Tnis called for sddi-
Iionsl fluids, winch were fol warded
to her. In Dec, mber Miss Wood
ward again applied for funds, alIe g.
| IuS tuHt Suc as ~ auN wv NNNNNA
b, came suspicious. He entered upon
Nn inve7tigs ton, aud finally became
convinced tn, the girl had no lnten-
ton OF fulfilling her contract Hence
| he caused her arrest.
In discussing the matter tc-iay he
ssid it was his intention ID have her
Ldicted at the next session OF the
Grand jury if possible. On arriving
| in Denver the doctor found surprise
in store tor him, i'll the nature OF a
$40 900 -ult for damages tor false llh
prisonment which Miss Woodwsl d
had instituted. Among the mail
opened by the doctor on his return
to-day was a letter from his late al
iianced, bearing date of December y.
the day she was arrested. In the
missive she informed him thht she l.
going to accompary the divorced
wife Of ex-senator TNb)r ON an
extended trip, and she never expected
t, see him again. Miss Woodward,
the doctor says, is highly accom-
plished young lady. She is q resident
If Tennessee, where her mother re-
sides; II + father being dead
The doctor SAYS there is no truth III
Miss Woodward's statt nnent that ne
instructt d her to destroy all corie-
spondence tl,t passed between them
She ttl,s this story, he saws, for he
purpose of m,kmg II appear that ne
broke the er gagemei He was even
wi ling to marry her up TO the time OF
her arrest.
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SNXiuJlpr Rl-niil.

NEW YORK, Jan. 13,-After cluG-
ing de'cc ives for years, mau who
representing himself a. brother of
Marcus II. Mayer, so successfully
awindled the residents OF the City OF
NJ xlco out of nearly $4,000 by spu-
rious advance sales OF tickets tor u
serie, of concerns by Nine Patti, has
been arrested, aud is now locked up
in the police office. He is, as ha'
been suspec ed, Charles Burton, OF
New York. French Jew, about 40
years of age. rne swindle in the City
OF Mexico is not the olly crime tor
which he is wanted. He was one
most successful and dangerous conf
dence men, aud has operated success
fully all over Europe.
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FROM MERlDlA\.
court Notes. -BOsque citizen. Extra
Fdttion-Ihe Rain

Specia al to The Examiner,
MERIDIAN, Tex, Jan. l3.-O On
Wednes day, in the county court, the
case of the State vs.. l.. W. Chase
charged with uulawtully fencing a
public road near Cayote, in this coun-
ty. was called. After consuming
two days and keeping about ,wenty
men here away from their business,
among them ". Il kollum. of Waco,
II was decided that Mr.. Chase was
not guilty. 1t seems the commission
ers' court hal ordered the road
changed to lard lines in 1883
and in about two years ordered it
changed back, without any petition
to the old road, and last year Mr.,
Chase fenced the old road. The COM
missioncrs' court, al its last session
appropriated $50 to open up the road
under fence, and employed counsel
for $5 to prosecute Mr.. Chase. 90
that gentleman has furnis he'd scme of
The money to prosecute himself, x-~-
The Bosquc Citizen, With its usual
"git up aud git II issue special
edition OF 10000 copies on the 9th of
February.
The rain let up yesterday morning,
and since then we have beeu having
spriug-like weather.
Stock from various pOiuts in the
county are reported in fine condition
tor this season OF the year.
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AT WfNONA.
MINNESOTA AND DAKOTA
Intense Coid.-People are BEN. Fro
zen to Death.

zen 10 Death.
MINNEAPoLIS, Mimi, Jan. l3.-The
report from all over the Northeast it,
dicate that the prevailing blizzard Is
the worst OF the season, CX'eu ling
from the Rockies to sakc Michigan,
but Minnesota and Oak ota are the
worst sufferers. In Dakota the air
was fun of sand and snow, which
makes it dangerous to venture out
doors stray westerly winds are
blowing increasing discOmtOGts Of
low temperature aud at Huron, Dak ;,
he til IHard filled he air with blind
Ing snow so that business men lost
their way on TIE trip from home to
their office. An Inexperienced teach
er dismissed her flock OF li'tle ones III
tho storm at noon yesterday, and
they were only rescued by eXtrao,-
Ginary efforts. Men organized them
selves in p6rtias OF teu, each armed
with huadred feet of rope, and
marching i'll line gathered oil The lost
children in, but Que child of ten who
is doubtless frozen t. death. The
va)iroad -hop whistles were kept
blowing to give the people out III tie
storm their bearing. vt Forge the
storm was the worst i'll years, with
mercury IS degrees below zero and q
hurricane blowing at Pierre, OAK.
The wind blew sixty miles al hour
and roads are blockaded terribly
at Neche, OAK, and temperature OF
50 degrees below zero was reached.
AT midnight the Fl )rm center had
reached Dubuque, Iowa, aud this
morning the blizzard force is mostly
spent.
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Bi. Damage Suit.

SEpALIA, Mo. Jaa. l3.-Dr. T.. c..
Larch, who departed for Denver, Col.
on the 18th of December in response
to a telegram apprising him of the ar
rest of Miss Cleo Woodward, his al
danced, on the charge of obtaining
$1,000 from him under false pretenses
returned to Sedalia to-day. lie states
that Miss Woodward WAS released
from jail the day before he rescho d
Denver, and he saw her only once
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TIE isI.iIZ tisD
luteuAe Cold ana Much suffering
Iralus stopped,

Intense toid and Much Suffering
Iraius stopped.
BISMARCK. Dsk. Jan. 1.-THE
tage lcft Washburne yest rday. morn
irg, place If y niles northwest of
here, and -hould have arrived here
At eveuing, but nothing has yet been
heard of it. 1t is supposed it is lost
IN the blizzard. The stage left for
Winona this morning. Great fears
are entertained for its sate arrival
The wind last night was about forty
miles an hour and the mercury twen-
tl-iive below zero. This morning 1t
thirty below and the wind Is it,
tensely cold 1t is thought the storm
wreaked its worst vengeance III this
section. Farmers in town dare net
venture out, Section gangs are
working at snow drifts on the NottH-
eru Pacific. Snow is very hardly
packed, and show plows wi not go
through and work Is slow, having to
cut and shovel snow away. 1t Is
thought much hardship aud suffering
viii come to light when the snow
storm clears. One OF the early D&-
kOth pioneers sdlu W icP ''i'
have been here great number OF
years aud seen many furious storms
but this one eclipses any one o.
them" Trans wlli not reach here
til next week. The city scho J. are
closed tor several days.
AT WfNONA.
WGNoNA, Mimi, Jan Is "A spe cia
reporls the mercury Is below ano
the wind blowing heavy gsle al
night. Railroads are lown iull au.
trains are running only as they worE
their way through the great drifts
a Fergus Falls, Minn. special report
that no trains are expected un'l! sun
day. All schools are tlose d. In
mercury IS thirty below, aud heav'
wind al night, causing MANN I'll
drifts OF snow.
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tsu-n

's Just year ago | started the tea, coffee and
baking powder business. True, the experience
of my predecessors in the same line was anything
but encoua ring, but had confidence i'll myself
having made success of the business in Calves
ton and finding 10000 inhabitants here, all using
stale roasted coffee and too high,priced baking
powder, made up my mind to camp here with
i my battery The result is this, am not going to
4 California, and my business gives employment to
q three men. Fifty grocers buy my goods Last
month two tons of coffee was roasted, ground and
sold, some thousands of Of baking powder
i spices and mustard, and considerable tea etc |
\ take pleasure in stating that my business is now
y necessity, success and on a paying basis If
= men and make up their minds to
= patronize home industries and thereby get better
3 and fresher goods, they will make themselves the
t most influential immigrant agents, possible. Cap
n uasts will not invest dollar in city they find
= its local industries failure for want of )me sup
= port Thanking the citizens of Waco for their
4 generous patronage | remain yours truly.
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MRS. " INSLow's Soothing SYRUP should
always be used for children leetnlng II
soothes the chi,d, sof,ens the gums, slays al
pain cures wind collie aud IL the best remedy
for disrrhoea, Twenty five cents a bottle.
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sodeck,. cheap Tailor shop

Scourlng,dyeing G and repairing neat
ly done al d satistaction guaranteed
Dyeworks, Corner Franklin aud 6, sts
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Hard aud soft, best varieties, promp'
delivery, for cash only. Waco Eoa
Yard, John Farley, proprietor.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-15
sALTONsTALL RACES.
The Yale Regatta Takes Place i'm tn,
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The Yale Regatta Takes Place I'm the
 The annual Yale fall regatta took place on Saturday at Lake SaltonstalI in the rain, but notwithstanding this there was 6 good sized crowd present.
 w. H. Butler go beat Thomas Hanlon, jr. '89 for the Cleveland cup. This Is how 1t was done: Butler got the advantage on the start and drew ahead of his opponent boat length Hanlon raised his stroke and in so doing fouled Butler by going into his course. From tbis time around the stake boat both were about even, Hanlon having slight lead. On returning Hanlon was pulling high stroke and was two lengths ahead. Butler was pull- ing easily and at slow stroke, intending to make squirt when near the finish. When within g hundred yards of the finish the freshman academic crew, now knowing there was a race, came acress the course and be- fore Hsnlon could pull out he had collided with the crew's boat. When the collision occurred the two were about even and what promised to be a most exciting race was spoiled by the freshmen. The race was not declared draw. The cup was awarded te Butler.
 In the one mile race the '92 crew beat the '91 Shelf. boys; time 5:55.
 The two mile race between go and '91 men resulted in favor of the latter crew by boat length; time 11:S6.
 The referee was A. H. Mosle. S.A. Crum. mey was starter.