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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-19
WHERE rs BELLE BROWN?
The Search for the Missing School Girl
Continued Without Success.

A MOTIVE FOR LEAVING HER HOME SUGGESTED
DETECTIVES THINK eHE LEFT sorrHERS
TRAIN At FREDERICKSBURG, NOT AT ouASrIoo
-sHE NAT BK IN A COUNTRY TOWN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-19
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

GEN. ]. N. LEACH ex-Congressman from
North Carolina, who had been confined to his
bed in this city for eight weeks with a frac-
tured hip bone, returned south this morning in
the private car Of Superintendent Green Of the
Richmond and Danville railroad company, &C
companied BY his son, J. NJ. Leach, IT,, for
meriy chief OF division in the sixth auditors
Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-19

The NEW NAVAL STEAM. CUTTER.-The Sec
rotary of the Navy has ordered board, to con-
sist Of Capt. Bardslee, Chief Engineer Windsor
and Assistant Naval Constructor Armistead, to
meet at Newark, NJ, at the works of the
Hohenstein manufacturing company for the
purpose of making an examination of the hull.
fittings, boiler and appurtenances of the steam
cutter constructed for the navy under contract
of February 25, 1889, and to witness and report
upOn her trials
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-19

FAILED TO BLOW UP THE wnEoK.-The Navy
department has been informed that the tug
Nina made an Intellectual effort last week to
blow up the wreck Sarah L. Simons and re-
turned to Newport for better ground tackle
and more coal. She started again Thursday
and with the aid OF lighthouse tender the
officers expect to be able to remove the OBJ
struction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-19

Work SusPRsDED.-Acting Secretary Batch
eilor has suspended work ON the public build
ings now under construction at Savannah, Ga,
and at Statesyille, N. c., until il can be
ascertained whether Congress will author
ize the selection of new sites and
increase the limit of cost The present sites
were selected by the last administration and
the present action is based on petitions from
leading state and civil officials Of that place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-19

CoNscIENcE.-The Secretary of the Treasury
received two conscience contributions this
morping-one of S25 in an envelope post
marked New York and the other of $50 in an
envelope on which the postmark was indis-
tinct. The New Yorker said his contribution
Represented the duty on a diamond ring i'm
ported by him in Garfelds administration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-19

B. L. BRocKErT of Illinois has been appointed
to q, 600 cierkship in the Office of the first
controller Of the Treasury under amended
rule 10, civil service regulations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-19

siOner OF Internal revenue, SAID tnat DETER
appointment could not have been made. He
was surprised that Gen. Raum had accepted.
He spoke Of Gen. Raum's work in organizing
the internal revenue service, and said that he
had brought 1t up to condition Of efficiency
that has never been excelled in any country.
Long before the civil service rules became a
law Gen. Whitfield said that Gen. Raum had
introduced q system Of examination into the
service with good results.
THE FIRST TO SUGGEST IT.
Senator Mitchell of Oregon was probably the
first man TO suggest to the President the
appointment of General Raum as pension
commissioner. Some time ago the Senator
was talking with the President on the
subject, and told him that he thought
| he could not do better than appoint Gen. Raum.
After that Secretary Rusk had the same idea
and suggested it to the President as an original
proposition. This seems to be all that was said
| TO Mr.. Harrison about Gen. Raum.
| STAR reporter asked Senator Mitchell to.
day what he thought Of the appointment. He
had not heard Of it.
'why, has he been appointed?" he ex.
claimed THAT 10 good" and he slapped hi
hand on his knee with delight "a good ap.
pointment, I should say 50. Like it. Why,
am delighted"
HAPPY SOLUTION OF ALL QUIZ WOES.
Senator Henderson was met in the telegraph
Office by STAB reporter. When told Of ths
appointment the Senator expressed exceeding
satisfaction. 1T is an excellent appointment,
| he said IAN excellent appointment II il {
happy solution Of all our woes. Gen. Raum il
q good soldier, good lawyer and Q good citi-
zen. He will perform the duties of the oflic.
1 we'll"
REPRESENTATIVE BAYSI DRLIaHTyp.
Representative Bayne Of Pennsyivania wa
delighted when told BY SrAR reporter Of III.
appointment. "There could have been M
better solution Of the question" he said. ssaen
Raum IL . man Of great executive ability. az
Judgment b sound. and, having confidencs d
win soon have the affairs Of the o6acs etssieht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-19

POSTMASTER GENERAL WANAMAKER leaves
this afternoon for Philadelphia for his usual
Sunday visit. He intends to continue these
weekly visits to Philadelphia and will not
abandon his Sunday school there, as has been
stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-19

CHANCES IN THE ARMY RETIRING BOARD
Lieut.. Col. Michael P. Small, assistant com.
misssry general, and Capt Jas. E. Pitcher. as.
sistahtant surgeon, have been detailed as mem.
bers OF the army retiring board at Governors
Island, NY, relieving Col Robert P. Hughes,
inspector general, and Lieut.. Col Anthony
Heger surgeon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-19

The TENTH INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL Con-
eREss.-Surgeon General Hamilton of the ma
rine hospital service today received the follow
ing letter from Prof. virchow of Berlin: ''The
organized committee of the tenth international
medical congress is now constituted. myself
am elected president and DR.. LASER secretary
general. We hope to see you and many Of
your countrymen at the new session.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-18
1f. BRINL.EY

Tanb,rbars @spd,
Sennepin goe.. @ac 4ter StraBe, Ntinneapplis, Vttnn.
sfeeulGr ~frbirter uub ssistlib anoliFsirter Mrst.
Nange RroriS in GrpniiGsn, n~srpDien rro Sauftroif:
hsitsn Gpniultotiru fDftet aiGiS. Wc.n Istd1t r1r9'
lid IN tie Stabt sur SstdrhIun9 su fouiuten ipiro
MtsSiSin per srpree paer 8oit bel ionbt R~arirbare
N6ne d~arantirt. Wenn mir bies beispeiieln, iagen mir
es SSre&funben ron lG his IL ubr Dsorgene, 2 biz 4
Ma6ut uuo 7 big S nhr AhsuoS; S%oi,ntags bon 2 BITS 3
llar MadEiiitass. ssena uiar, niat tominei Tam, bez
inrcite man 6aE perErf.
Nerpofe S6wa0e, 'F sa1Daasa q c
idpiuoenbes Geb6dbtnif feblenbe ~enersie, S6rpe. liae
@efebr- Must sur9 pelhe fclgenoe Gffecten bat, Ser
cDftr6t, Sbfpdhe. i&tpiubeuoe Ssb:rafr, fen SeibHoers
trauen. IGle1tes SeoddtAlB. Ausfdtog tm @efitt,
ao.riiun aessa @sisnid91tt; BEIRUT beg gerSsissss IN
i9lebts &crpsrIihe MushiInnng, &Io5ioel Inf, 3iidens
idrler3en IL. {. r. pereen NIT ned ME oasetpeiem Grs
f'lg b~eaaneelt; ither nnb i4neI,
8Iut. ttttO S0ut= 81, sS,s1ss, n n q:
DEN SOrpsr, gsois, Sais. Govt unb srpden ~eusreifsn,
Tledlen, NnsiGluo, dine. eczema, alllg gBrt ben, BE,
IG,rlre, i6nt r5lide 8ei6palfte ais iraeno neiher
tlriatbs, p0rtio uaS toy INNER aus esa, sSrrSr nsltris'
ben, ourd fihere, sIrn hie 3eit geprthe Wteoiatnen.
Steite unb aeidtpoIsne @eleofe nno &benmatismus,
Geiuitate bon lutperai1nas tpeiSen rrttio tnr'rt
Nterett It. Mrimari5d,es| s,SIs.
tarrb. Sells, gtoien. 9unsenfrdnthslten, @pnftttutiu'
ne1e uni erb ali s1ud9eu in bsihen GeiGi shteru
erfo!3reih ~bebonSelt.
1lunatiirIiGe Mnswiirfe prompt cnrirt..
Gs III ielbitoer tdnbti6 baB Elm a1sl pelGer f6 be'on.
berS oeu COZ Itepenbsn Rranfbeiten pibmer, in Der Be.
~baucIuns ~cerfeIber orosen Grill taben nns ane
betann,en NpcIreatipnen nnn NfltieI aner 3eitaIter mo
xdnfer iperben benubt. 3ene grperinlente sernoht.
ueberfufi9er 6aaripu4s auf INNER
entfernt.
T~rst.-Rampblet unb Traaefarte fret nod ieber Mbs
orelie 9eianbt. Mne @rninItatip-en. OBJ per Soft pber
rnttuelld os pertranlide Ytittbeildnsen unb nri,
Dattm ar9eieben.
Dr. BrtnIep, WtinHearcIis, Tinn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-18
SSSTATE OF MIHNEsoTA,} IS IN PROBATE
- COUNTY OF RAMSEY, COURT.
Special Term, March 25, 1889

%W w e~AAAb14 YUM.
Special Term, March %, 1889.
In the Matter. of the Estate of John II. THE
kamp, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Henry
Thiekamp of said. County. representing, among
other things, that said John II. Thiekamp late
OF said County, on the I'd day of September A D.
1887. at Saint Paul, in said County, died intest-
ate. that on the 2Sth day of March 1883 letters OF
administration upon said estate were duly issued
to Wilhelmina Thiekamp, the widow of said de-
ceased, that said Wilhelmina Thiekamp depar-
ted this life on the 9th day of Decelmb Der 1883,
without having fully administered said estate
and that said estate is now without an admins
traitor, that said petitioner is the brother of said
John H. Thiekamp, deceased, and praying that
Letters of administration debonis non be to him
or some other suitable person issued thereon.
1t is. ordered, that saiG petition be heard before
the Judge of this Court, on Friday the 26tn
day of April A. d. 1889, at ten o. clock A. NJ.
at the Probate Court Room in Saint Paul, in said
County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given
to the heirs of said deceased, and to all persons
interested, by publishing a copy of this order
for three successive weeks prior to said day
of hearing, on Wednesday of each week, in the
Der Wanderer'. a weekly newspaper printed and
published at Saint Paul, in said County.
q. S) By the Court.
SAMUEL MORRISON,
Judge of Probate.
ATTEST: FRANK ROBERT JE., Clerk
JACOB MANNER, Attorney.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-18
3ruhiQbrs Mo0en !

@r t6ausn ht SrnbnbrSA ltooen conplet it, alen SepatenaestS sesen,
MdnnG. uno &naten: &tiber. MusRatunsSpaarns 0ne, &appen uMo SHubs.
Ser erc Gtn'aaf, ben SIR mmt, tprb iebeafoas ehn tsber,sber oosr
ea Gut in. gir nD4ten Sud Ca @M9 iebh) uniere MuSpahl sAeen, bic
une ausnabutc oe p56te In beoen Stdoten 1T. .mo swar in stchen, Saeons
umo @rdAen. gSsnn mir Gmh nh1t safdeoeu feasn fDrnen> erparten tpr Cure
Rrmbi8ait nAt. ST ots u4t ebutb?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-18

Auen beutiheu aothcIifen st. GlouS's uub r~rrasasne
hiene SUR Na6rpht, Bag i'd 9ueaI.gsent BIN Ron fol.
asnfsn 3siiunsea Enb Seitihriiien: Ser Waneerer
con 81. GouI. ole s,66te fatholiGe Beituns in ben
Ser. 6 aa1eu ; Ser Senbto.e hes @6ttlidsn Ssrsens
sSetu' pct Cincinnati Hnb Dos be,maihIpte Reg .fftnb
son &orftpf, 1eraS. Sd birftets III ftnf en- IN nseiueg1
@IOesrp Store str. Ill glorS Z. aUenre, 81. GIpus,
Ninn.
s. q. &ntp.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-18
8iai9e
pada9e-S9eine
bon unS na6
tut0tta f1r @iMetfdmfet!


Die .3ctt lit iebt ga, no man feline Ser.
tpancten uno Sreunbe bon 0eutl6lan6
fpmmen ldbt uro tpo1en tpir baber nid)t
unterlaIien, unIere tpertben 2anSsleute auf
folgen6e iptdtige Bunfte aufmerffam an
MAIDEN
y @enn Sbr cine Sreifarte fault, laBt
Sud bon Dem betreffenben N9erten cine
NltittIng gcber, iporauf bemerft lit y@ut
fir IL Mtonate ltlb bta Gi1enbdbu Sen gans
sen Beg III Nmerifa."
q Se6t gu, baB Sbr nebit ser S@iffs>
farte Elm 0ur69ebenfes Gilenbabnbilet be-
fpmmt, 10 baB Der Gmi9rant ietn @epGd
bonn 2a%noungsplabe Direct na6 ieinem Sc
ftimmungsort 6efen fam. 9aBt @u6
nidt Stpei Carbohydrates geben, oenn in
foldem Sale muB Der Gaiiagier in G9i-
cage ietn 8iuet umtauiden, ipas getp6bns
lid nit ltnannebmlthfeiten rn6 l1nfoiten
b~erbunoen lit. 8eSoblt Die &drte nidt,
benor Sbr Gu1 bon bieiem Buncte ni6t
iiber5eu9t babt
S6lieblih m66ten mir mod ertpGbnen,
baB bic
&arfIer @e:taMSNcNmn0
am Is. Otai 5. s. eroFnct tpirb. Onr9
Oor5tgltDe SeDtll8uf9en INIT oer11teoenen
Gnmpaguien iino mir iGon iebtim 9tanbe
benz reiienoen beuti6enRubliclm Gaiitens
iotpobl tpie 3!piI6eubedSbilete biQigft gus
fommen SIT laiien. Sir ndbere Nusfunft
tpenoe man fi6 miinblid ober i6riftli6 an
Sotbuna & 2oDrbnmcr.
9euti6eS 8e6iels II. Saiiaee9ei6dft.
AMM @2nfbinatnM Inenue. Glib,
1VV WtnneapoltS, : Winn.
ct. BAIL Gfiee: 387 GibIsb strabe.
Rae allie 8 rtefc abreifire mat,
na& uniercr Sifiee In MinneapDlis.
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8. $. @bsnsb & Co., eisentb,im'

- gu ben iiberidpensli9en 8eri6s
ten iiber bic 2aiferreiie In Ben Rei1s.
lanben bemerft bic .StraBb. pof":
r@ema9, ibr Greunbe -. gen,a1 |
Wie oft f9on babt Sbr bur9 dbnlide
@ri@einungen gu9 su dbali6en 3rug.
f@lifen berleiten latent Wolt Sbr
benn fets mieber in biefelben 5ebler bere
fa1en2 Wout ibr ipdter tpieoer bieiel>
ben @nttduf9ungen erlebenS @ema@,
aemn@l @ieBt Mafer In guren Mein !
SIN Serbft 1886 tpeilten 2aiier MilbeIm
/. unb 3ronprin5 Grieori9 Wilbelm i'm
&eiGsIanbe. Wel1e e~rbebenben 3age
baben mir bantals erlebt! Wie number.
bar prangts bic berrli9 sei9midte
Rei4sIanbbauptffabt i'm sOlbeuen Cons
nenI1ein; tpie begeifert erf6aate bas
6oG auf ben greiien, ebrptrbisen
6erri9er; pie lebbaft iubelte man benz
fattIi6en grben ieines &brones unb
feiner Krone 5u; ME aufri9ttg unb
ber3li9 betbeiligten fi@ bic Gingebore'
men an ale Rungebungen! NuG bamals
bieb es In ben altbeutf9en 8ldttern 10
ungefdbr, tpie unfer Beri9tertatter nod
Der Rtdiebr bes 2aiiers bon Der para5e
i9rieb: Bon beute ab batitt cine neue
@po9e In Der @ef9idte bes oeutf6en
&ei9slanbes glfaB.Gotbringen! Bon
beute ab gibt es feline n@~ingeborene unb
@ingepanberte" mebr; elm Deinig Bolt
bon 8riioern@ rur, pereinigt 6urd bic
Siebe gu 2aifer unb &ei9! Jinf Wo'
nate fpdter, an 81. Gebruar 1887, ers
tol9ten bic @abIen gum beutiden
Hei6stage uab marfen bas gnn3e 3ar'
tsnbous tiber ben Saufenl Gum 3wei'
ten WtaIe molten mir bod ri6t bic Bits
tere @nttdui6ung erlebeu, tpsl6e benz
oamaligett Srrtbum eatiprang."
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hnuffnu inf tent o,,h pi

= 6oufOn ioa iebt aud cine GaBs
Gabrit erbalten, bic in 5iemli9 srpBars
tigem MaBifabe arbeiten niro unb
beSei9uenber @eiie 1T es ui6t elm Dginz
beimii1er", nel6er ben reuen 3peig
Der Seim.Snbufrie einbitgern tpirb,
ionbern elm gang frif9 aus Irtanias
tommenber Mann, Der aber, pie BET
Beri6t iagt, i'm 6afereisGa9e cine lang.
idbrige @rfabrung bat. SaB cine Der.
artige Gnftalt i9on Idneft fit S%oufton
unb bic geiammte u~mgegenb Elm mirf.
lid tiefseflbltes 8eoirfniB mar, beborf
tpobl taum elmer neiteren @rIduterung ;
alein bic Gdfer, nel9e fur ben 3uter,
ben Molahes uno bas 8aumDeq6l
notbDenoig fnb, piiroen binrei9en, ibr
einen befonberen unb lebbaften 8etrieb
3u f6ern. @or Alem 1T in Inf6Iag gu
bringen, bob 9oufton nidt allein seraoe
i'm MitteIpunfte bes tsranii9en 3uder.
lanbes liegt unb ielbft mebrere i'm @ros
Ben arbeitenbe Selmiblen beliBt, fons
bern nu9 nod allen Setter bin Glen.
bdbnoerblnDung bat, 10 oaB nl1t 1ur
bas SoIa aus bem naben WalbOiitrifte
(bauptid9li6 aus San Sacinto Co.,
mo bic Saubenbol5 liefernbe WeiBei6e
in gr0Bter Meuee unb 8or3iigli6ieit
%borbanben if) bilig 5erbeigei6aft,
bic fertisen GdHer aud raid
unb biQig nod benz 3uderoitritte gelies
fert perben t6nnen. Wie man piFen
mill, 1T Or. Gobler's unternebmen aud
bur6 elm geuiigenoes &apital gebedt
uno peripri9t iomit f9ern @rfolg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-19

8renoen unb neiter mad Weifen jill
gang beOtutenb moblsr fiiblen uiiroen.
Mnfan8s molten bic oummeH 2erle oas
ni9t einiebeu. allein man Der itanb es,
ibnen bic 5ahe 10 plauibel gu MAIDEN
unb b rfsblts es aud ni9t, einen gelins
ben Drud aus3ulbeH, iohaB IT. ft3
i9lieBlih gu neuen @ebtetsabtrttungen
bereit fanben.
SEPT batteu fe cine OerbdItniBnldBig
LANCE 3eit &ube, ndmli9 big 1916, in
bielem Sabre aber mie6erbolte ii9 bic
alte @ef6i6te. SeBt paren bic Gbero,
teIen mittlermeile gang aus Jtoroz unb
eib +. Carolina berausgeordngt. SIN
Sabre 1889 brdnste man fe aud aus
Georgia beraus. tnbem man einfa9
elm 6efeb erlieB, mel6es ole in ben
6Gn6en bon Snoianern beinbli9en
8efb.Sitel auf 2aHo fur un9iltig unb
fir aufgeboben ertldrte. Otes mem
i9enfreunbli9e 8erfabren purbe forts
geieBt, big bic gberoteien idlieBli9 i'm
Sabre 1885 tbr geiammtes 6itli6 bonn
Wiififppi gelegenes @tbiet an Die
8unbess &egierung v%abtraten."
S9on bamaIs batten bic @beroteien
eiuea siemli9 boben Grab bon gultur
erlangt unb He unteri@ieben lid aufs
oortbeilbaftefe bon ben wilben Snbia'
net , Stdmmen, ME BEN @oman1en,
Stour ober Npa1en. sic battett blii'
benoe Garmen, nobnten In D6rfern
beiiammen uno batten aablreibe groBe
5eerben BON pferoen, 3inbern uno
S6afen. Sic batten fogar S9ulen
unb perfigten aud iiber cine moblorga'
niftrte ftaatli6e 8erfahuns unb cine
geregelte &egierungsform. sic binsen
nit GROCER 2iebe on ibrem 2anbe unb
Der umta1b, Dab bas Bunoesbeer auf=
se6oten meroen muBte, I'm bic @bero.
teien nod ben ibnen angepiefenen 2dn=
bereien nefli9 bonn WiifiFppi = i'm
iebigen Snbianer=S erritorium-su ibers
fibren, benefit our @eniige, uie fret.
wilig@ bic 5uDor erudbnte rNbtretun94
elfoIgt feiu muB.
Oiefe vl1eberfabrun9" bet @beroteien
aug benz duBeriten Often Der linton iiber
Die 9dlfte beg weiten @ontineates bin
meg mad Dem tpeifli9 bonn Miffffppi
gelegenen SnbianersS erritorium 1T cine
ber traurigiten gpiioben in ber trauriz
gen @ef9i9te biefes 8oltsftammes.
Naein bic ibnen bort angemteienen
2dabereien tparen leibli6 gut unb aud
5iemli9 rei9li9 = tpeatl aud gan3 gu.
Der 8ersleid 3u ibren friibereu gefiB.
tbiimern-iotaB ie fid idlieBIid bod
einigermaBen einlebten unb aufrieben
ftblten.
grf bic grbfnung bes Oklahoma.
@ebietes bot ibner pieber ge3eigt, bab
ibres 8leibens bort mobI aud ni9t
mebr LANCE lein pirb, beun i9on
berlangt man bon ibuen neue @ebiets.
a%btretungen. Mber nobin baan2 Weis
ter nod Weteu gu 1T aud fein plab
msbr fiir fe, Sem bic gultur ber Weis
Ben bringt bereits bon bet paeifie-R Suite
mad Often por, unb Der .~alerbings eno=
loie meite &aunt. ber nod 3iemli@ uns
befiebelt ba3wif1en liegt = bic groBe
.ameritanii9e Mhte" = ioI ebenfals
bur6 bic Nusfibruns groBartiger 8e'
ipdHerungsprpiefte benz .peiBen Nder>
bauer unb 8ieb3a6ter 6ienitbar gemadt
uerben. Sc lit fein &aum n1ebr fiir fie
ba uno mad ben Darmin'f6en 8eieBen
bonn sGampf um's Saiein" unb benz
Survival of the Fittest'' b. B. Der
ausf9lieBli9en griften5 Bere9tigung
Oefen, Der fe fi@ gu er3uinsen tpeiB-
pirb es pobl ni9t mebr LANCE bauern,
big Der emf 10 md6tige 8olfsftamm Der
@berofefen oufgeb6rt bot, gu erifiren.
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SamaritansN ervine, Der groBe Seer.
benz eaDinger, 1T unf9dbbar BEL allen
0e~rbenleioen. D9em Simmel iei
9ant!"-faste &eb. %. 8. Martin BON
MedanietomH, MarDlanb, = .Samari.
tansNervine bat mid bon meinen Seer.
ben. Anfdlen gebeilt!" STIR $3.50 BEL
allen Ipotbetern.
Dies Mittel bat mid curirt, unb i'd
balte es fir ems Der beften 8lutreini.
gungs'Mittel, bic es giebt!" = %. s.
6agoob, Mt. piniTon, Nlab.
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ED. A. SEFFEL.

sceeniiber bon Der Oeatid , fatb6lif6en airde
9ausz unb g mailer
unb gambler in Gorben, elias &c. &c.
Vile Guftrase iperoeu iofort auseefabrt. @reile
biaiger pie irsenbpo in Der StaOt. 14,2,h
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@ie 1T bies

@ir bieten ~eiubunbert Dollars Selcbnuna
fir ieben Gau BON Ratarrb, bet nidt bur9 Gin.
nebmen bon Sal's &atarrb Rur sebeiIt iperben
fam.
8. $. gbeneb & Go, eisentbimer,
Solebo, Ohio.
Sir bic l1nteraei9neten baben s. s. gbeneh
felt ben lebten Is Sabren setannt mnb balten
ibn fir boufommen ebrenbat in allen &C.
f@d~ftsbanblunsen unb inanaiea befdbist,
ale bon ieiner Girma einsesansenen 8erbinb.
Iidteiten gu erfiueu.
Bef & 9ruar, GrOsbanOeIs DrOsuiFen,
SoIebO, Ohio.
@aIbine q, & Marbin, @roB.
banbels.9 rosuifen, Solebo, Sbiu.
g. 8. 8an Soefeu, aafirer EoIebo Na.
tionaI 8ant, 9olebo, Ohio.
Sau's Ratarrb Rur pirb innerIid aenontmeu
uab pirtt brett auf baS Blut uno 6te f@lei-
iaisen OberFdden beS Sbtems. 3eusnifs
fret S~erfanOt. preis rs Gents fir bic Glalde.
8ertauft bon allen apotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-19

Si6ere 0eilung briugt Or. au.
gut 36nig's hamburger BruFtbee bel
aaen Irtea bon grtdltungen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-19
Office Of the High Court OF I,
Illinois Catholic Order ForesteFs.

-EFE 4AA4O4 O6GAb41S OL0oI EOkSDtexps
30. l26 gDa{bingtpn Str. gbicaeo, Dftpber 1887.
8eehrter 8err Ynffpr GBnigi
SO baIe eS fur neine gfi1t, Sbuen rait3utbelen,
baB SSbxe MebiSin meme Geiunbbeit tpieher bergefieft
bat. So Tit on Rerboftft, fpel9e i'd mir bur9 uebers
0rbeit 3rge5pgen bate. Spbolb i'd Shire Mehi3ts
uabut bbfte baB 5ttternbe @eflbI be: mir nuf; nad5
mar 3 pcrher n uietueut Rope ritt gana re9t; &c
tpnr beiB 10 fcntte ni4t ftlojen unb f6redlt4e
&rdrne beldtigtet mid. Gin 2bffeI BON Shrer Aeebts
Ain e~ntferrte bieje GranrtgebiIbe unb babe ib ioI4e fett.
TIaf9en Sbrer Mleoiafr sitb bin nm .eefufrb, baIte
Gber bod Sbre Webisift in i~1eiueit 6auies iirib nehute
ana gelegentIi1 bdrpT, r1bdte aun Dbue bieeIbe ni@f
fetn fuh eutpieble ffe rneinen s~SreunGsn. SD CLAUDE niGt
BARN an irren. boB Sbre Wteoi3in elm Ge9en ftr beie
4berQrbeitete Station ieit tpirb.
q s.. StonIan. 8. 6. q.
Mn9 ID babe cine dbnIi1e Grfabrnng, tnie boa ora.
@eeHiou oben bei1rieber, on mir feIbif aean9t
S0bn Beatth
Garrpt &rs. nab eintOIn Gfr.. Gbitaqo.
4os Bud fir glsrneuieibenbe tptro Jebeu, Der
81 perlnngt frei 5~rgeIaHbt, rMo Mrmen aud bic 1Res
hiaiu BON nMs ~tisnfpnff 9eliefert.
3iefe Weebi5tl iuurbe fit 5ebn Sohreif bon Ynifor
RbHig tn Sort @apue. Sno.. ~tnbereitet uRh iest unter
itiutr @nmeiinug bon Der
K5nie me6ieine Go,
so &BeR @aoifon, Gde Gliaton etrase,
Gbienso, 80.
PreiS $l.Oo per Glaf6e, 8 GIaf4en $500.
Bum Sertauf in San antonio BEL aboIbb
Dreib, 70. II, 10 uno 81 aIamo. Strase.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-09-13
A Road To Fame.

The Walker, Iowa, Ne,Us, saya:
"Our old friend, Robert Baird, of Mus
catine, Iowa, has been secretary of the
state senate, and an active politician
for years. but was never generally
known until he had the collie, and used
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoes Remedy, and got into one of their
advertisements. Now he is famous.
Here Is what Mr.. Baird said: "While
in Des Moines I was taken with a Sc
we're attack of bowel complaint. For
two days ] suffered intensely, trying
several drug stores and paying them
for relief, but in vain finally bought
a small bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhBa Remedy. and
two doses of that brought me out all
right. 1t costs less than the drug store
preparations and T have the balance
for future use. / consider a grand
remedy" 25 and 50 cent bottles for
sale by all druggists.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-09-13
HARVEST ExcuRsIoNs.-Low RATES

HARVEST EXCURSIONS. LOW RATES.
The SantaFe Route will sell. on Au-
gust 20, Septe mber 10 and "a, and
October s, 1859, round trip excursion
tickets at greatly reduced rates to all
points in Kansas west of line drawn
through Albert station, Barton coun-
ty), Larned, (Pawnee county, Macks.
vile, stafford county,; and Spring
vale, pratt county, and to all points
in the Indian Territory, Oklahoma,
Texas, Panhandle of Texas, Colorado,
New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho
and Montana. Tickets are good for
thirty days from date Of sale. with
stop-overs allowed at pleasure on re.
turn trip, Parties desiring to make a
thirty days. trip to any of the western
mountain resorts, including Las Vegas
Hot Springs, Colorado Springs, Cas-
cade Canon, Manitou, Green Noun
tain Falls, Palmer Lake. etc, caD ave
money by taking advantage Of the
low rates on the Harvest Excursio n
dates. For ticket rates and other in
formation, call on J. S. Turner, Agent,
or address Geo. T. Nicholson, G.P. 4 T..
A., AT. 4 s.F.R.R., Topeka, KANs.