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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28

AND so the Lumber dealers of Texas, at
their convention at Waco yesterday, de-
termined to get up an insurance associa'
ton of their own. The capital is to be
quarter of a million.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28

The account given by the Chicago
Tribune of the scene in the credentials
committee, during the hearing of the
Wise Malone contest, is extremely ludi-
crous. 1t is hoped the same demoraliz-
alton that distinguished the committee
on this occasion will spread throug hout
the whole republican party and blast its
n.osua,4s
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28
Hide Inspector.

The card OF Mr.. Rube Caperton, an.
nouncing himslf as candidate for cleo.
tlon as animal and hide iusp ector, appears
IN IHE STATESMAN this morning. Mr.,
Caperton hes filled the position well
during the past two years and has been a
most careful and efficient officer.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28

II William H., with all the ardor of
youthful ambition, is spelling for fight,
he csn, no doubt, be accommodated.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28

As A campaign document, the republi-
can expressions at Chicago are fine
piece of work, but as party platform
they fall far below par and are tame, YER
bose and extremely week-kneed. They
attempt to cover the whole range of pos.
sible legislative subjects; the coat is not
large enough and the elbows protrude out
of the cloth. The party could have had
a better platform by saying we indorst
what good things the democrats have
done and what we promised to do bu
failed to perform.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28
RATES OLE SUBSCRIPTION
WEEKLY.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

I1oR DISTRICT ATToRNEY-I am 3 emo
y cratic candidate for district attorney
JOE ii. STEWART.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28

IITE ara authorized 10 announce Hon. Geo. W.
w Glasscock, of Georgetown, as democratic
candidate for state senator of the Twenty'tourth
distTiet.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28

UNoR HIDE lNSPECToR-We are authorized
II TO announce X +, Caperton as candidate
for re e!ecti to tile olics of hide and animal in
spsctor, subject TO the action CT the county demo
cratic convention.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28
What is ScrofuIa

1t is that impurity in the blood. which, accumu.
lating in the glands of the neck, produces un
slightly Jumps or swellings; which causes painful
running sores on the arms, legs, or feet; which
developes ulcers in the eyes, ears, or nose often
causing blindness or deafness; which is the origin
of pimples, cancerous growths, or many other
manifestations usually ascribed to " humors"
1t is more formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone, for scrofula combines the worst
possible features of both. Being the most ancient
1t is the most general of all diseases affections
for very few persons are entirely free from it,
How can it be cured? By taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, which, by the cures it has accomplished,
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven itself to be potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease. For all affections of the blood
Hoods Sarsaparilla is unequalled, and some of the
cures it has effected really wonderful. If you
suffer from scrofula in any of its various forms,
be sure to give Hoods Sarsaparilla trial.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
soldby all druggists. 81; six for S. Preparedonly
by Z. l. HOOD Il CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28

TNOR sHERiFF-We are author zed to announce
II W. s. Lee a candidate for Sheriff OF Trsvis
county, subject to the action of the county demo-
cratic convention.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28

When people are bilious and dysrept
they need laxative medicine. In such
cases Ayers Pills give perfect satisfaction.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28
prospects.

The San Antonio Express says: "The
Express would have been glad to announce
the nomination of its fellow-townsman,
Hon. John A. Green, to the United States
district judgeship, but that fact does not
detract from the excellence of the selec-
ton. Judge Maxey will reflect credit
upon the position" Well done, contem-
porary. We agree with you exactly.
Judge Maxey will fill the position with in
finite credit to himself and the district.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28

The woods are full of Candidates for
the position of county commissioner
Let the best men win, but let them win on
the issue that is now the foremost one
in the county-the issue of good roads
Level, hard and dry turnpikes would be
worth hundreds of thousands of dollars to
our county-and we must have them
Let no man with hide bound ideas be
elected county commissioner-but let
progressive and substantial men be
chosen-men in whom the county has i'm
plicit confidence, and who will build the
good roads we so sadly need.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.

The educational department yesterday
received the following scholastic census
reports for the counties and towns named:
Archer-White, 1853. Last year, white,
1913.
Shelby-White, 1854; colored, 749; total,
3,433. Total last yea, 1924.
Presidic-White, sos; colored, s; total,
6O6. Total last year, 564.
Luling-White, PAP; colored, "a; total,
500 Total last year, 343.
Queen City-White, 100; colore5. Ill;
total, 276. total last year, PA.
Meridian-White, $50; colored, SO: total,
ls6. Total last year, 2l5.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28
THE STATE CAPITOL
Matters Picked up in Our Tour OF
the Departments.
Important and Interesting Infor-
nation of County Officials
and the People.
From Thursdays Daily.1

The Dallas and Oak Cliff Railroad COM
pany filed an amendment to its charter
yesterday authorizing the issuance of
100000 of bonds.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28

Grand total of cOlored children 5 and I'M
p, der 10 years of age. ................. 1918
TOTAL number of colored children and IN
der ID years of age unable TO read ......... none
Grand total of white and colored chill
dren and under l6 years of age unable
" Aeau''' none
There are POI children more than last
year.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

Recently the governor has, upon appli-
cation, restored fourteen ex.convict' to
citizenship throughout the state, these
men having served out their terms in the
state prison.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-28

Grand total of white children and under
16 years of 1851
Total number of white child en- 5 aud I'm
der ID years Of age, unable to read. none
Total number of cOlore6 chilBred s years of
bSe 81.
Total number of colOred children years Of
age ............:...:".. 800
Total number of colored children 10 years of
aye 2bO
Total number of cOlored chilGren IL wears of
age ...;.........; ."..;."..: ............... 235
Total number OF cUlured children II wears of
- age =. 224
Total number of cOlored children Is years of
sac 900. zig
Total number Of co.ored children II years of
=, age ........-........ ..................... 2OS
Iotsl number OF cOlored children Is years of
age ...."..... ............ 100
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-13

S@ldeerei psrbaita tpurben - ioIen
betrunten sepeien iein. &obout ftano
i'm &ufe zines itreitflttigsu Wenihen
uno Bate carum rte als Specialpoli5iit
perwenoet werben ioQen.
= Inter ben @%riinben, tpelde Der
unterlesene SberiffS G1noioat
SEQ. MDler in ieinem Mntraae auf
eine N~eusdbluns Der bel Der Sbsrifs'
@abl absesebenen Stimmen fiir iit
selteno madt, btfinbet fid Die Insabe,
oaB 375 StlmmSettel, bic fur ieinen
@esner Bean se;dblt woroen feien, ben
Namen 8ean gar nidt entbalten baben
-2aut 8eri&t bes oberiten Stats.
@etreibeinfpectors s. u
Slmes tpuroen IN benz NIT benz 1.Sep
TENDER 1888 ihlieBenoen Sabre inipIs
cirt /: Sn Minneapolis- 612 Nag
CONS 0eisen, eegsn 1852 @agsons
IN 1887 in Duluth .7l2 Was-
apns, segen 35,023 Baaeons In
1888; in 81. Baul 1891 Wassons,
sesen 1918 8agaons In 1887; au
iamrnen 1925 Wagsons In 1888,
seseu l13, 923 @assons In 1887.
= nneIIdsfdlIe. Ser Gin
lfreiher Die 6Dburd ifir,te aus benz
4ten StDdpert bes Neubaues- bee
.Bioneer YreB' @ebdubes uno itart
na@ mebrtdaiaem 2sioen an ben er:
litteuen @erlesuneen. - Dem 33idhr
premier Sobn &loare tpuroen ain
Mpntag tei Der &anoolpb:5 Station i'm
Dienft Der redte Nrm uno beibe Slb'
~abeefabren; er itarb, ioeleid nadoem
er ms ct. 9ute- Spipital sebraht NOR
ben mar. Der ISL Wbiteball:S trab'
uobaenbe @rpreBnann SreS. 8cIen:
BAD tpurse nabe Der Wefminfer Wpe
Bon elmer locomotive getrDfen unb er.
lit b1bet einen Iebenseefdbrliden Shd:
bsltruh. Ser @erunaludte purce IT
oas Staot'pital geihaft.
>6ausbiider, nnterbaltunss= ,t,t
Grsdblungsblher fir Die Santilie he
q. 8ures, Al grdan9e Str.
= Oie 6irma @illweridie
& 8abef, AZ ltno A Beit 9. Ctr.
beiorst neutrality-suspicious. gu reeIel
preiien. Sdrge BON ben biQisiten Ri:
gu ben tbeleriten, 2eidenwasen> Srdn:
&c. 6anoi6ube uiw. 51 nieorisen 9rei
fen. &utiden 10 roen fir 2eidenbe
ednsnihe, tpenn perlanst, BON inns Be
iOr9t.
@enn man ettpas id5nes uno gu:
gleih Niiblides fir Die @eibnadts
Tertage faufen mill, 10 ioate man 81
M Sc ealeh @de TIER uno 8abaibt
1trabe, 5eben. GDrt finoet man Elm
iibergrpBe Iuspabl Der idDniten Sa
ideniider, Sancpartifel, Mdntel, I'm
ter5eus, Spi'en uno pieles anoere gun
Orp @ppos @eiadft gebDrig.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-13

- BUR berannabenoen S~eittassseit
iolte man iid Bel 3eiten nit einem su=
ten Sropfen perieben. Gs lit eben MIR
Die 6rase, tpo miro man gut bebient ?
$50 befpmmt man refine IrtiFel? Das
California @ein 9aus, @de
7te unb Geoar StraBe, bebauptet tpie
INNER ieiren suten STUFF uno liefert iei=
men &unoen Die reinften @etrdrfe IN
California uno importirten @einen, in
Arac, 9unid, feinen 2iqu6ren, eben in
alien SDrten Die befannt iino, uno stpar
hmm t gu ie9r nieorisen 9reiien.
Spbn Bfifer, 215 Oft 7te
StraBe, bat fit Die MISUNDERSTANDING
auberoroentIid sinitige @infdufe in iei=
net 8ranae gertadt. Sem eerdumi
ger 2aoen e.tbdlt Die idDniten Samuds
laden, goloene uno iilberne rbren,
Stanoubren, ameritanii6e uno fransD=
Ride Stamante,t lto ioniige @oel
feline, goloene &in9e, Setten, Silbers
uno plattirte @aaren> M~eoaiqons,
SpasieritDde uno Gesenidirme nit
soloenem &nppf, solosne Sebern uno
6alter, allies gu iebr mdBigen 4r lien
8ei oieier Iuswabl birfte es nidt
idper fallem> etwas 9a1enoes gu fin
ben.
= Sir Die @eibna9ten baben mir
biaise 6uBbdnfe aler @rt uno cine sroBe
Guswabl BON i96nen 8iiderseiteQen
llno Srrdnten, Sancps Sii9en uno
Die en- anoern nlblihen Saden. Man
io0te i1d bieielbe anieben Smitb
& SartpeQ, $780, 341 & 343 Sf 7te
StraBe Sc.
8ibeln, 2esenben unb 2ebensbe=
i@reibunsen Der 9eilisen. 81. 8ures,
Al @rdan9e Ctr.
@ir ma9en uniere 2eier auf bic
Gn;eise Der 6irma @inweri9eib
& 8aper, ~ unb A @elt 9 Str ,
segeniiber Der Maria 9immelfa9rts-
STRIDE, aufmerfiam. 9ieielben BADEN
cine seobe 9lrs rabl Grtife', pa1eno fir
Neutrality-suspicious., gu iebr biaisen
Preilen. Sduls uno 8ebetbu9er,
Gru5ifire, Statuen, MeoaiQons> 6eili=
senbiloer, Roienfrdnse uim. Ginrab=
men bon 8iloern miro iebr gut uno bill
Zig beiorgt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-13
Mn ote 2eier oes .@anoerer'.

Speben baben mir pieoer cine grpBe
Senoung BON prabtppllen Sslornds
Yilosrn, 14x2O 3oa sroB> erbalten,
Die ipir AUDI ais Qrdmien fir @oraus=
beaabluns teit mint baGen. 9ieielben
ftellen Dat: 81. 6era Seiu unb
9ers Maria, 81. Nbenbmabl,
&rem3isung Gbriti uno 81.
8ater Yapf Sep XIII. 3wei
bon bieien 8iloern tperben ais cine
Yrdmie absegeben. @er allo anitatt
bes @ebetbuhes 8iloer ipiinidt, noble
sef. anseben, tpelde bon obisen ses
tpiinIht tperoen.
Damn baben mir mod cine @nsabl
bon Der lebtjdbrisen Brdmie, benz Sc
betbu6 uUabrer sum- Gtmmci",
Elm iebr id6nes 8u9. gut sebunoen u.
nit @ploidnitt. @ir geben bieies
Sud- FAINT einem Der pbigen 8iloer
als prdmie, 10 lanse Der 8orratb Be-
iaster @ebetblder reidt.
@ei@dftsflbnlns bes .@anoerer'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-13
Srowning, &ing T. g.,
5p1lan9tbenbe 8leiberbanblung,
9toro,peit= @Ge 7ter nmo 9sobert strase. ct. asont
Die gr0Btyn Tabrifanten un6 &etailers
bon feinen &leioert iii BET Melt.
@as! 9as!

Siele 9eute fino NIT iid gu 99atbe ees
gangen> mas fir lie am 8eiten tunre,
lid Der @eiunobeit uno @emltblidfGt
gu erfreuen 0ad iorsfdltiser Inter
iu6ung in6 fie su benz SdluiIe aefomz
men, lid, Elm SabrbiQet st faufeG unb
lad elmer Der Sabfreihen 8inters3ez
iorts i'm Siloen D6er @elten gu reilen
pia Ninneapolis & 81. Souls 8abn,
gilbert Sea 8oute,. ct. Qaul Minneaz
pDlis & ct souis Sbortline, fir welde
Streden jebt 9idets mad ben 6auptz
puntten gu ermdBisten 9reiien perfauft
tperoen. @e onoere 4ufmertiamfeit lei
auf Den nmifaao selentt, baB bic iii.
bert Sea 8abn" Die ein3ise 2inie 1T,
ipelde tdglihe 8erbinounsen NIT ben
8eitiblls 3u9en Der Great Sod Sss
LAMB Goute" madt, tpelde pbne @agz
9pntpediel mad Colorado Sprinas,
pueblo unb Denber lduft
SIR 2eute, bic bic @intere Heiprts inn
Siioen beiuden tppaen, 1T Die ST. 1 aul,
Winneapolis & ct. 2ouiss z bort Sire
bic BEL Weitem fir3eite Sinie uno pciitip
Die elm tse sinie, welde Yuaman 8ufet
S4lafpasen nno erite &lafe &aaapn8
pia Burlington na4 81. 2ouis Iaufen
Negen ndberer Qusfnnft, Staten.
Streden u. I. 10. betrefieno, fpenSe man
ii9 an Den 9~idetaeeaten poer man
an
6. 81. @bitater,
8enaral=S idets unc gafasier=4 eent.
MinneoppIiS
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-13

~ Muen gen. Wfttthetlun9en aus fathDlii@e,i Der.
einer pirb on uprliege1ber @teQe onQeulefene Bertd,
f&tigung ~ theil perben.
Mm speiten uno britten Weib-
nahtstaae nerauifalten bic Mdo6er
Der &inpbeit Ma,id Spoalitdt Der DC.
8 immelfabr in
ct. Saul abenos s l1br In Der Ser
eiusba1e ber @emeinoe etae 1nter,
baltung. Die felt longer Belt Elm
aeiibt,n Stiide u (. No.. tpeIGe sur
Iufl5runs tommen. Niiriten ben Sci
fau oler 8eiuher inben. uno es 1T
nidt gu besueifeln, oaB bic g~ereinsballe
BIG gum lebten 8.ose seiiat iein miro,
.,umol Der &sinertraS gum beiten Der
8 hule lit.
Die tatb. ger Der bieiisen
Staot haben einen ct. Deterus Gla:
Der 8erein eesrinbet, urb tpers
ben an isoem britten Sonntaoe i'm Weos
nat cine Geriammlung abbalten.
- Mrn Dor. Sonntase bielt i'm gro.
seldob Der Ratbsbrale Der 81. 8in.
cens b. Saul 8erein eme Ser.
iammtuns ab, peld, isbr sablreid bes
'udt woxs, uno Der audi Der bchtp'ife
grSbiihof beipobnte. Son eans belon
oerem SntereTe mar bic 0orleiune oes
bohw. So. O'@orman bonn Tbomas:
Seminar iiber bic y@eihihte beg ct.
8Incens =. Saul, Ser" 0or @hIus
Der 8erianmlune brudte Der bodrp'fe
6err Grsbiibpf feline Treube nber ben
,ablreihen 8eiuh uno bic rege Sbeil
nabme an eenanniem 8ereire aus; oenn
NIT ieoem Sag trrpsttere ii1 Der @ir.
tuuesfreis uno ieien mebr .Soloaten
Der 8armberSisteit nDttis.
= l1eter bic Netbpenoisteit Der beut
iden, tNtbpl ihen u It iibunes
8ereine, beren iesensreiae @irt.
iamteit uno bic rihtise Nethooe, Inn
isren Gortteitanb iihsr3uiielen. belt
pergonaene Mode 6r. 5 S Spaun-
BORT, Der 8rdfi,ent Der 8. Sc e.
Gentrot=8 ereitS. gprtrd1e am Mlitt-
nod auf Der Sair Der st 9aulus, Sc
meinoe. am Donnerifaa in Der ct.
Srancscus-S dulboae IN, am Seeita1
Abeno in Der ct. Mihasls- SdulbaQe
,u Gbieago. Ser &eoner mahte ms
beionoere oarauf aufmerfiam, CAP &c
fir ben So'tbeifano Der 8ereiae unbe-
otnat Woodworking 1T, Die junsen Mdn
nern fir oielelben gu %gerptnnen sno ibnen
ben 8eittitt su ben einselnen 8ereineu,
fopie ben @intriit in ben 10 nDibpenoi
gen uno ieaensreih wirfenoen Wttuen.
uno Waiien- Snnb bes Gentroluereins
na6 M6gtidfeit gu erle.dtsln mas
touptiddl,h oaourh sl tepsff <0ieen
lei. blB elm nebereane BON Dem Bette
ben Der @in3el Sterbefofen sur oQae.
metnen Nrtslieoerihafl i'm @itiptn.
uno Raiien 6onos semoht tperoe Or
aeiunbe, frdffiae Srrtbefono Der beut=
ihen, fdtboliiden unierflbunas 8sr.
cine 1T cine n%pibwenoiae Stnbe fir IN
sere @emeisoen mb SHuler, il fir
ben Tortheifane unieres oeutid ameri=
tdniihsn 8rlfsttums h~berhdupt. ND
gen isife Wurte redt p,ele. quite 6rtihte
.tragem! Bur @a,.'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-13
Mm fatb. Syamtlien.

Gin 9~ebiloeter jungsr Nunn iudt bel gutter Samilie
mobltrte Wpbunn9 ilne Soft. Sor alien lit iamiltare
Sebanrluns eripiinidt. @el. ansebpte nit Brcisanz
gabe ipole man lenben an
Irtbur &euter,
@anberer', ct. Saul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-13
9ouato5on'S 0IaS 8lo6
Stpre,
6 de ber 6. unb NicpIIet
VI bertue.

bietet benz 8eiuder cine aroBartise an=
i@t Die sroBartise @eibnadtsauss
ffeauns siebt Elm unsebeures gltblifum
an uno Staunen seigt hd aui alien
@elidtern, tpenn MAJ, bic @orrdtbe bon
8ei na6tsgeiden'en aniiebt, bic einem
Die Babl id,uer MAIDEN. D,e unses
beuren &dume bes @las 8Ipds
idwdrmen bem audi NIT &auduffiaen
Sn Srp @poos, M6b,ln, gprseQan,
rno 6ausbaltunsstpaaren, in @alantez
RE, 2urustpaaren, in Spielseueen,
8ildern, 8iloern uno mas iDnit nod
penfbar lit, finoet mar, bort cine Mus:
tpabl, Die Seoem, mas er iudt, bietet.
Die 8reiie iino> tpie INNER bisber> iebr
bilia.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-13

Sie 9erren Secretdre Der Coco Ser
cine tperoen biermit aufgeforoert, ben
8etras bes So. Ai1eBments infolse 6in=
ideioens bes GERM 6ubert Moaers,
Mitglieo oieier @eiealdaft BON ct
Saul, Minn , Der am 8. Dec. 1888 i'm
u ter bon Al Sa6ren farb, reht,eitis
ein~ylienoen.
SOB. 6. @rpbe>
Seer. Der .. 6. u. 8. b. SO,
499 ct. Setter Ctr.
Saul, 10 Hpp. 1888.
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S0tttett= Mn0 0errett 6ano=
iMuhe

in alien Sarben uno @rbBen in grpoz
MANS 9anoidubzS aoen, 155 Oft Ste
Strabe, ct. Saul, uno 400 Nicoae
Npe., Minneapolis Seoes 9aar 9ano=
iAnbe garantirt uno ansepaBt bura
Sa6peritdnoise i'm @eiddft. Nidts
1T better poer PATHFINDER fir Elm @eib=
na&tss poer Geburtstasseideut. ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-13

- fun Seule, welde tbr @elo ees
uinnbringeno anIeSen poaen, elei&ipeg
pie niel tie babem, Oh fle,ne ooer erD6e
Snmmen, lit Cd eas 8efte, tpenn lie az
8m. q. 8taners & So llniDn8lDd,
SIDE 4. unb geSar Str. 9orterre eeben,
oOrt rpiro ibnen Der bette @atb ertbetIt
hnc itr @elD 10 anseleai, ba6 es ben
b6Afen 3insfuB brtngt unb rsr bic
better anIaeeu geua4t. ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-13

1amfen, Getratben ,ttto Ie=
DeSf64e
mdbreno ber Iesten gBode In ~fplgenben 9emeiuben:
Nartas3 tmmelfabrtss &ir&e.
8etautt.-
Seinrt& geO. GItern: Geo. eabmer unb EiGis aeb.
Sent,
80 ,uipp 3oitpb. glteru; gbiIipp 8eder nno GIT.
tabetp 9eb. &durndnn.
5einrt&. Gltern: Grant CHANDLER unb Ebereia
gsb. SoG.ann.
Wti&ael BERTHE.
Subert WtoefIerS.
ct. Trans hon Saless&irGe.
@etanft
WilIiam :S0ieph. gltsrn: Dtutbias BeHner unb sra
RIO eb. aBi :ner.
gaultHa. @ltsrn: Watbias Gii&er une Marsarstba
: 8 onarS. eltsrn: midasl Nsauaus nnS eelma, seb
Bpdtn9er.
Bernard aarner, 5 aRoden aIt.
ct. agnes 0emeinhe.
@etanft.
&oiaIia gtosbaIena @ii5abetb. GItsrn 6ran; xnb
Auguita @oltgo.Ato
Mtdad 0talbias. Gltern 5nie b uuo Dtarsaretba
&sIler.
@m no. gltern Sobaun unb @lenora &eit r.
Radl @pnrao. @lt>ra paut uno Ser. ba Spreiol.
8eftorben.
Sob lrna Beer, l S : Sc alt.
Wola Souts, l S $ " alt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-13
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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-26
il you people do rot let them in And
SD on. The Siosx City msu looked air.
Matthews oy and moved off with 8
puzzle ! attitude of e~ountenanee.
CaslLLA uRso.
A Yanktonfan Hears Her nv sioux
Falls and is

A XanktOnfan Hears Her at Sioux
Falls and is Delighted.
Sioux Falls, Dec. % the Press
and Dakotsian: Having the interests OF
Yankton aud her psople at heart, l
Thought l would send q report of Urso's
concert in advance of her appesrsncs IN
Yankton, aud If possible induce some
one to attend that might other wise stay
at home. The same programme was
rendered here last evening that wall be
given IN Yaukton Wednesday. OF Urso's
playing we can but speak in highest
praise. OF the different selections rem
dered by her Beethoven's kondo must
be named as the most worthy and its
lovely theme was handled in o way
which showed deep musicianly feeling
and q true artistic conception of its con-
text. Her other selections were rem.
dsred with equal taste. She Was very
gracious in responding to encores, and
supplemented her numbers by giving us
"Old Folks at Home" Pagannini's
| Witches Dance, )" and 1.-The Last Rose OF
Summer" All OF these were rendered
with charming delioacy. The Witches
Dance" as q work of art hos but little 10
recommend it, but / have neye. heard il
played so we'll, and she succeeded in
showing more artistic merits than l had
supposed it to possess.
or the other members of the company
so much cannot be said, although COM
mendable work was due. The ease with
which they performed their several parts
was noticeable, but both the playing
and singing seemed lacking in that
spirit which alone can give Inspiration
to an audience. Knowing as / do that
| Ysnkton audiences are second to few, il
any, in musical appreciation end dis
elimination, l cannot but hope that some
little bird will whisper this fact to them,
and show them that the,r very best ct.
forts are none too good for the west, nc
longer wild" That IL Yankton people
care not to be %patronizsd, but are quick
to appreciate true artistic work.
MusTcA.