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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23

our9 ben erften Niiii1en3ar3t geit6rtper
ben, Oct ben eriten Director in bog Som
fereu53immer rufen IieB. Dprt fanb
er Elm aufgerestes tleines Mdnnden, bas
id aIs Suwelier Maufreb Cohen Dot,
ifeQte uHb init eifem 59paG Don Wors
ten eine @r3dbIung begonn, bon ber
YrofeRor 2ubmi9 aEfdnaii6 ni6ts bers
1tanb. N~Qmdbllg ober murbe inn
Rlarbeit unb er be9ann sin5uiebsnL baB
man ben Supelier I'm cine @arnitlr
Der f90nffen griGanten gepreQt unb er
ba3u bilfrei6e Sano g~eleitet bate.
Sem @rfes mar ieBt, bas ungllidli6e
Opfer Der S%ntrigue aug BET pollterseue
gu befreien, bann CAB ct Germ Cohen bic
n6tbige NuitIdrung, Die bteiem ben
lebten 8eft letter 0ofnung roubten.
Der poli3eibirector. gu benz Tie iofort
fubren, audte bic N6ieln, es tperbe mobI
ni9t bel 81 MAIDEN iein, Der plau unb
bic Wusfttbrung aeugten BON elmer
S9lau6eit unb e6len Dreifieteit. baB
borausf6tli6 ielbF feline gei6ifteifen
Ngenten baran gu S6anben merben
nliBten. @s pat aber aud 3u arg.
Na9oem Grau bon S9ran3, pabf.
f6einli6 nit elmer beribmten 9o9ftaps
lerin ibentii6, pie bic @rcellen3 meinie
= BET profehor Gu6mig bas 9erraiH
ionbirt unb bprbereitet, fam iie am nd6s
fen Sage In bas @el6dftsIotal bon
Warfus unb Cohen uub ffelte fi6 dig
Jrau 9rofefor 2ubpig bnr, 6arauf
fuBenb, baB eben bieier feline iunge
Jrau nod nidtin Bic @eieql@aft einge.
fibrt babe. Surd) lire @iinf6e bradte
He bas game gerionaI in Nufrubr unb
enti6ieb fi6 enbli6 fit einen S6mud
ebelfter Steine. Der felt Monatsn bas
@nt5iden Der Genner ousma6te. Nber
pb NEIL Ser Preis bafir iiberfieg bic
Der Grau profeforin aur 8erfiigung gss
ffelte Summe I'm elm Be6eutenoes.
Was tbun9 Sic eriu9te, ibr eiren Be.
9leiter nit Dem S6mude bei5ugeieQen.
9err @oben fanb bas annebmbar unb
i9idte ieinen eigenen SoDn nit. @ie
biefem mitgeipielt lpurbe : @relen3
manbten fi@ i9nea ab, ibr 2d9eln gu
berbersenl sic batten f6 iibrisens
ni6t geirrt, betreHs bet pabrsn Berf6ns
li6teit Der Grau BON 5dran3. So bieie
aber nie bon Der @rbe beri9munben
mar, blieb bic Ifaire aud fir Bic 81.
6e,beitsbeb6rben bas, mas He DOR On.
fang On gepeIen tuar /: Gin %intereiz
fanter Gaa."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23
v3weimal 9obl beiBt: MeIt, Ieb'

v3tpeimal &obl, beiBt: MeIt, Ieb'
mobli"
Sudden unb 8adperf CUB es babel in
GROCER Menge unh in Den mannihfal,
tighten 6ormsn. Die 5ofsIaei6snts
tpurben in @eltalt tIeiner 3eiefdpeiu.
den beH @dfen gum Mitnebmen iber=
rei6t, niiFerem Baumtu9en un0 @onz
feet re6t nohl pergleidbar. Sod erin
neste Der 3eig mobl eber an BUMPER
nideI, wenigitens mar es elm iebr bates
@ebdd, oas au6 melt in bic Welt bin
aus betianbt purbe.
Nber aud cine Dirt pfaunfu9en
f~annteu bic &6mer IN @efiaIt zines
binanen Selfu9ens, etna SeIplinfe,
BON Qstmeren mebr our Speiie ge=
Ddblt, inoeB au9 fir Granfe bon
Iersten empfollen. 5ebr beliebt ober
mar ber Yrotfu6en, eil 8afnert aus
Webl, Weiu, Mild, OeI, Gett unb
pfeffer. Gnbli9 lei orG nod ber
Sprib', 5trdubeIs uab 3opFfu4en,
iDrpie Der Grebe!n 9ebibrenb eebadt.
Nls @egeafiid gu ber ~eingangs NIT
getbeilten Speiietatte lei nD6 eiue eben
foI9e aus benz bier3sbnten Sabrbunbert
Der hriitlt@en 3eitrednung angefibrt,
Elm Si6enaettel. ber fir Elm 5mei Sage
langes @Ken au gbreu bes Bil9ofs BON
3sib in WeiBenfels enttpotfsn morben
mar uno fi6 erbolien bat. 9ieies
Mabl toftete 8 8uloeu. Is 8roi6en
unb 8 pfennig.
Sen erifen Sag CAB es orei @dage,
ndmli9:
y Ger uppe nit Safran, @fefert0rnern uno
Sonig BARN.
9iric, Semitic, S9afleild nit 3ipicbeln.
Gin gebratenes Subn nit 3meti9en,
y Stodfi6 nit Del unb Moiinen.
vSleDer" (eine Siid9attuns), III Del g%ebroteu.
@eiotteuer @ol NIT &fefer.
@eroitete 8iidlinge nit Gent.
y Speiiefi6e, iauer %gciotten. Sarmen,
aleife Sogel IN S9mals nit &ettig.
SGipeinsfeule nit @urfen.
Nm 5~tpeiten Sage CAB es e5enfaQs brei
8dnge, nGmli9:
y @clbe8 q S9peinefeil6, Gier<&u6en nit
Sontq r1lb @einbeeren.
@eDratener So ing.
p Gieine Slide nit &oiine1l. &arte y8lc1er"
~gebraten (oie ant borigen Sage iibri9 &C.
~blicben).
@ebratene Sans nit rotben &iiben.
81 @eialsenen Sedt nit @etcrIilie.
Salat NIT Gie.n.
6alert, nit Marbefa beiebt.
rnnb hermit, ieBt BET 0erfa6er be
ies Ra9en3etteIs bin5u, lift Seine @ttas
ben gar mobl aufriebeu getpeien."
Broiit Die MabI5eit, 9err 8ii6of !!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23
Cur 0fentliden aenntnibnabme.
Manors Office.

~ ~ -
San IntOnio. II. DIT, 1889.
Sim l.. 0obember 1889 unb mad benz,
Ielbeu lpiro bic II. Geftion bes 40. Ras
pitels bsr &epibirten Orbinan3en itreng
our69efiibrt tperben. OieieIbe lautet:
es foa bic pfidt zines iebsn 8emobs
ners, gigentbiimers ooer Nsenten irgenb
zines 9auIes fein, Die 5eitenlueae por
oemfelben unb bic epentuen bort befinbs
li6en Soften ebenfaas rein unb frei gu
balten. Gerner folen ale Bdume unb
5trdu9er auf ibren G~runbhiiden 10
beI6nitten feiu, baB fe niat auf Die
9eitenDege unb StraBen ~iiberbdngen
unb bic freie pa1a9e baieibt bemmen
o6cr D%erbinoern. Seoermann, bet oie=
fen 0ori9riften na65ufommen Oerab=
idumt. ober fi6 neieert, es 81 tbun, iol
beifraft merben nit nidt peniger aIs
fiinf3ig Gems $50 @ts. } unb ni9t mebr
aIs 3wei Dollars ($2) fir ieoe Serartige
uebertretung ober GerfdumniB, uno
ieber Sag, an pel6em fold Elm Bepobz
ner, Gigentbtimer ober Ngert &c. es berz
fdumt, ben Befimmungen bieier5 ettion
na93utommen, foa als elm geiOnoertes
gergeben angefeben perben.
Brnan @aIlagban n,
4tteitttt: Wanor,
s. g. @Iaubou. Stabt. Glert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23

b1- Wenu Semanb fein unb 3u an.
nebmbarem Breiie ipeiien min, 10 gebe
er gum Miiiionss@arten. Die
9erren 0beimer & Waul, 8efBer bic
leg gtabsihements, balten barauf, lire
8dfe tets boatommen aufrieOen Su ftels
len. Nae iaiionmdBisen 9elifateKen,
Iuftern, Wilb, Slide, 8efliigeI &C. inb
bort in Der oelifateifen 3ubereitung ole
3eit gu baben. Mablaeiten tuerben auf
Wunf6 in bic Wobnungen Der 9unben
geianot. Nu6 bietet Der nit Der
Speiienirtbi4ei. oerbunbene So
rOon bic beiten @etrdnfe. tets friIdes
Bier uab feline 2iqu6re unb Meine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23
Sie Tlorenee NiebttueaIe Der Sin
b%erp1e0e.

Ste Nlorence Niabttuaale Der Sin
Serpde9e.
6clsenbes 1T elm aussus zines an ben
Deutiden &efprm Menenger in @bam.
bersbursh, pa, sei4riebenen 8riefes:
Cine 8Obltbdterin.
Oefnet bic Ebare tar Re unb Wrs.
Winslcw wirb beweiien, bas Ie bic anne.
rifanii4e 6lcrentiner Nadtisau Der Sim
Der 1T. Oappn fnb mir 70 iiber3euat,
baB mir %unierer nSuip" Iebren werben
gu iasen: r@eiesnet iei Wlrs. Winslpw"
neil ite berielben bebiilflid mar, user bic
Yericse bes 3abneas unb anbere Be=
idwerlidteiten fir ainber binpessutum=
men. Mrs. @insloW's Sootbina Sbrup
nimmt ben Sinbern bic Sdmer1en unb
turtrt Dnientrie unb Oiarrbce. @r
madt ben @uumen cart, befreit bon
Gnt3anbuns uno brin9t bas Sinh slidlid
iber bic Yeripbe bes 3abnens biumea.
@r tbut serabe baS, mas er bpraiebt III
tbun, Gaes uno nidt peniser. 9Bir ba.
ben einmul Wirs. Binslom seIeben unb
teunen fe II bura ibren Spctbino
Sprap fIr ainber. @enn mir bic Madt
bdtten, mircen mir le ais Seilanb fir
bic ainber binitelen - mas fe aud in
Der 3Pat 1T. Der Sprup wirb in
allen Gpctbeteu gu 25 @ents per 6luIde
cerfauft.
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gaffase nadb europa.

Die Mgenturen beg 6errn W. 5.
Doung, go. / Commerce > StraBe,
San Antonio, unb SEC. SOB Mains
6traBe, Dallas, bertreten nur bic
anerfannt beften europdii9en 9ampfers
3inieu. 6err Ooung 1T i'm 9tanbe bic
biIIigften Raten gu geben, er=
tbeiIt bereituiaig iebe getpini6te Nuss
fuuft unb beiorgt iebr prompt ale ibm
hbergebenen auftrdge. Wer nod Gu.
ropa gu reifen tuiini9t, ober 8ermanbte
beriberfommen laHen mil, tuenbe fi6
an irgenb eine Der ~genannten Ggenturen
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Mfrs. q. Reunion.

go. 1853 WeF Commerce etraBe, ems
pfiebIt ibr rei9baItiges 2ager bon
g uBmaaren Der 1eueitea Barrier
MDben, ferner Strids unb Std
10 lie unb @oIIe, 3 d NJ
Der, &n6pfe, 8efaB gu ben
alerbiQi9fen preiien. Ngentur FIT
Nabame Semoref's G9aitt.
Miuifer. 9luftrdge aus benz 2anbe rpers
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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3weis.6 dddft am QIomo plaza.
Ser Cinderella gd,ub sgtpre,

gde Sf.0ouifonfraBe urb Nbeaue c.,
bieier beliebte 2aben ber Stabt, bat
ieinea neuen 8orratb bon g omm t.
f6uben fit Serren, Damen unb
2in6er erbalten unb bat cine unbers
aleidli9e NusmabI aner Gorten unb
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella Gnub.
Store fiibrt muir bic Jabritate Der befen
Gabrifen unb iiberbietet gles, mas i'm
biefgen Marft gu baben lit. @pecia=
iitdt fir 9erren: Der &odforb S9ub
fir So. So berIobnt f9 Der Mibs, inn
Cinderella Store ~borsufpres
den, ebe man anberstpo fault.
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gsarnnns , untersetduet fetne saOteu;

96nbIer unb Ngenten, tuel@e Noten
fur Gin .auf ab3ablungeu bertauftes
giano ober Orsel ~perlaneen, n~ertaufen
D6er i%bertragen bieie Hotea an Nnbere,
unb I'm Galle ber niGt ptnttli9en CAB
lung lit bas Sntrument lopie bas Be.
reits gesablte @elb fiber berloren.
3bos. GogGan & 8ros., 2Oe
@ommerceftraBe, San Mntonio, pertau.
fen pianos un6 Orgeln an leidten Nbs
~5ablungen obne Roten unb 3infen.
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GalifprniassNeine.

@einliebbaber finben elm groBes Sas
ger bon feinetr California ; Weinen BEL
9errn 8. s. Weper am alamo
pla3a. 6err Meper fu6t bic Deine
on Or uno Stele aus u1.b fauft brett
aus benz 4eler Der Wein3i9ter. 4ls
guteut Qenner gelinst es Tim ftets, bic
beaen Sorten aus3utpdbIen. gr fam
feline Runben uno 6amilien nit einent
guten 9rOpfen Derfeben. 8otbs unb
WeiBmeine in porsagli9er Qualitdt
DON iebt ob $1.00 per @aIone = fret
tus 6aus seIiefert.
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Wir sirA unh uiht nernnJnf

Wir finb mod ni9t beranlaBt,
infer groBes Eager BON neuea unb &c.
brau@ten Pianos unb Orselu gu ber.
taufen, benno9 f6nnen mir before Sers
mine nnb biaigere preiie unter gutter
8ardntie geben ME iebes anbere @ei9dft.
Sbos GOggan & Bros,
208 Commerce StraBe.
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lT- @arum tuolt Sbr pianos suei=
felbafter Site bon reiien6en 6da6Iern
taufen, rpen1 Sbr bic e9ten Imerion
In Der neuefen Ausfhbruag biQiaer
unb unter lei9teren 8~eotneungen in
benz betpdbrten @ef9dftsbauie BON
8b Goggan & Bros. baben
f6nnt2
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70 IN. $. Omtterfine, 1886
Ofe 9%oufonsS traBe, glumbers, @ass
uno Steam : Gitters, balten ii6 benz
yublifum fur dlein ibrGa6 i9lasenben
Arbeiten empfoblen unb peripre9en
prOmpte 8eior9ung alIer Auftrdge.
3ronIeu6ter, Gas GiItures, 8abetpans
tleit, @lOfets &C. ffets an Sanb.
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IS mar Nbenb seporben. Sn Der
Wobnftube brannte bic groBe Sample
uno leu9tete benz borlefenben Srrens
ar3te, neben ibm feline anbd9tig bors
9enbe iunge Grau, bic er erft Dor piers
3ebn Sagen beimgefibrt bate.
Getber foute bas trauli1e StiQleben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-23

sd- DunIap., Rnors unb Sietion=
0ite bel q ancoat & Sobu.
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aT Seine Oberbemoem fer
tig uub nod MaB BET s. %. Crate
& 6 o., No. 240 Commerce : 5traBe.
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Ius ben aii@et @emeimnilien
Nlt = Gons.
Don Or, mar CART.

Qus Der Nitte beg lebten Sabrbuns
berts bor @britus 1T uns cine
Speiiefarte erbaIten, bic gu intereHant
TT, als baB tie ni@t bier mitgetbeilt 3u
Der6en perbiente.
publius Cornelius Gentulus Splinter
feierte au bieier .3eit ben Wntritt feines
prieferamtes our6 cine Jefmablseit
bon 16 perionen, beren Speiietarte,
tpie folgt, lautete:
Griter cana.
Secigel unb fridge N%uitern, in beliebsger
Wen9e su bersebren.
@elp.iidle @ienmu ideln.
2asnruSflappen.
@einoroiieln auf Sporael.
Gine Tette Sennc.
Gtne Sdu1el nit 1ugeri1tetcn Nultern unD
@tcrmuideln uatereinanber.
Sdiparse ulb neiBc Wtecrtulpen.
3mciter Gang.
2aSnru8flappen.
Srbe @ienmui9cln, Meetneieln, 6cigeu,
n ldnepfrn.
@otelette bon &eb> INN S9pcinSpilobrct,
Siibnerpaittten.
deigen S6nepfcn, Stadel- unb Yurpur-
S9neden.
@i9entli9eS Mast.
S6peiaseuter.
Milber S6it insfopf.
slid tc9out.
Sdiue.. Sc. te~ zHaaout.
@ebreiene Gntenbriiitc.
Nilbe Gnten f%licaiiirt.
@ebtateue Sii6ncr.
Grc.n nc aus araftmebl.
Tieentii9e 8rObden.
@einfartc.
y einbelmiI6e Gtalienii@e uno iiciliide)
Nene: .
&ejentii6er &otbnein.'
8rifolincr 8e.e.
Sabtncr, Iomentaner unb 5arentincr Slid
Mein.
Wariertin.r> unD glbdnerluein.
WaIiifers unO Nlbanerahsbrud.
Salerncr 6auitiansripein,
G0cuber Goeliortc.
p Spaniide @eine:
2aletaner 8liimden.
Saraconiider &otbpein.
8alsarilde Iusleie.
- lleberieeii6e (grie6ii9e) &eine
SbaIiers uno Gbieripein.
2eSbier- uno aoers Nusbrud.
gllter Gborier.
Sifboniider &o!bnein.
OeIertiuein bon alasomeaa.
auberbem Mbrtbenmiirswein, Hoicnlpein uno
Mcinmctb.
Die 8erf9menbungen fir ippige
8aItmdbler int alien &om, t1amentlt6
ober bic bOben preiie, bic fur ein3elne
2ederbihen geaablt tpurben, tommen
nidt allen auf 3e6nuns Der 59pelges
rel, ionbern aud auf bic Der MObe, Der
prablerei, Der Su9t, f9 berborautbun
unb in ben Rreiien beg @enuBttnffler
bon fi9 reben gu MAIDEN. 90 taufte
elm q. Setabius nit Der Summe BON
lao 9t. FIR ein 81 pfunb i6weres
gremplar ben &ubm, einen Slid err
tanoen au baben, Der ni9t nur benz
&atier Siberius, ionbern aud ieinem
&ibalen Npricius gu tbeuer sepeien
NOR, unb erlangte oamit unter ieines.
glei@en 9roBes Nnieben.
@rDdbnenspertb 1T, baB in benz gu
gingang unierer Sti35e angefibrten
Speife5ettet bon einem Na6tif6 feline
&ebe it. bic Tlae bes bort @ebotenen
ldBt benfelben aud freili9 ni6t ber'
miien. 9ie maritimer Sanbelsperbin.
oungen bra9ten cine unmeuge Der Der'
t4iebenften @aKertbiere nod &om.
Sic fparen Elm 9auptgegenitanb Der
r6mifGen Geinidmederei, tuenH aud
mebrere gep6bnli6e arten benz Bolt
aIs Nabrunssmittel bienten. Ser @our=
manb Gucullus mar Der @rite, mel,
der 8ei6e FIR Meerfi6e anlegte unb
bieie Dirt bon 2urus6auten in Nnregung
bra6te, in mel6en i6 bic 6aifer;eit big
gum uebermaBe gefiel.
Die fin Hide auitern3u6t NOR f6ou
The advocate., 1889-10-05

Mrs. Gardner showed the ADVOCATE
man, this week, a handsome stock OF
recently arrived millinery goods. Mrs
Gardner possesses such q fund Of af-
liability, and 80 much patience in cxib-
ting her patterns tho ADvoCTE To-
cal really regrets TINT lie hasn't some
ono with a claim ON him for u little
love Of a bonneto or some other pro-
duct Of millinery art
The advocate., 1889-10-05
a Dangerous Leap.

Last Monday morning VIM Wha-
ley purchased a ticket from Topekato
Kilmer over the Santa Fe road and
boarding the train leaving Topeka ut
A:30 Il. m. When the whistle was
blown for Kilmer Whaley stepped out
on to tho platform to get off. He says
he was told by the train men that they
would slow up sufficiently FOR him to
get off, Asthe train passed Che sta
ton WhNley jumped and WAS thrown
violently to the platform The brake
man who Witnessed the jump signNled
the train to stop, reported the accident
and tho train wHs hacked UP to the
station whore Whalcy was found in II
dazed and almost insensible condition
He WAS taken on the train in charge
OF two companions, brought to Meri-
den and taken to the Gerber Hotel and
DR. Dawson sent for, who found tho
patient in a Aighty condition but with
no external evidence of serious iniu-
ries, He was given an opiate and II
few hours later awakened all right III
mind and body but with u coat and
hat very much the worse for their CON
tact with tho hard surface Of the plat
form Of Kilmer station. He has since
been to town and reports only a feel
ing Of soreness as the result of his
jump. Conductor Griffith who was
in charge Of the train, said to an An
vocArE man that the train was signal
ed to stop and that Whaley jumped
before tho train came to standstill.
The advocate., 1889-10-05
DIRECTORY.
Church.

Church.
Observation-Disclosures every alternate
Sunday nt II o'clock, u, m,
REv, DAftY, Pastor.
METHODIST SUNDAY School every Sunday
momngat 10, Preaching every alternate sun
day NJ n u. M. and Vt 7&Op. m. Prayer meet
ing Every Thursday night.
REY, OTrO. PlstOr,
UNITED BRETHREN -Suhday School every
Sunday morning NJ 10 OciOck. Preaching every
alternate Sunday At II u. m. md 7SO y. NJ, FRA. o
or meeting every Wednesday night.
REV, CLliAVElI, rst0r.
CNTltOIlC-;cUlcCs cyory fourth Sunday In
The Month.
BAPTIST Preaching every first and third
hnndayll ellch month NJ II o'clock A. NJ. and
7BOp,M Sabbath school ut 10 every sabbath
PmyrmWthg every wednesday night,
-----. lnatnr
The advocate., 1889-10-05
secret sSocIctics,.

A. q. L, W-Menden Lodge No. 20, meets nj
TTlpfa Hall every Saturday evening Master
W0rknrn, ID. II. NoO0LE. Ncc0rIer, A. NwAi-
Low. FnancIcL o. CuACEY, Receiver, ID, H..
FllsnR.
MASONIC Lodge Meets NJ TrlppSlIall every
Thursday In the month before the iull moon.
w. &. SpENCER, Master.
Loo F..-COliax Lodge, No, 2Ol, meets ut
Trips Hall every ErtnycyCuing,
lA 4, ASHER, Noble Grand.
y, MCLALLtN, NlCU UWnd.
= u. BAKER, Secretary.
e. A. R.--Meriden Lodge lGO mectSat Trips
Hall ON the lrsi aud third Wednesday oI rrh
month, A. SWALLOW, Adj, W. h. TUDOR, Com.
q. A. Il. Circle Meets In TrIpps Hall every
flrst Aud third saturday Of eaUh month,
President, Mrs. \. MrbALLIN.
scnor Wee, MRs. y. WADE.
Junior Nlls, W. WOOp.
Secretary, Mia. Il. IlARrwElLa
Treasurer, MISS LuCN Cora
Chaplain, Mis- Al. HUFFMAN,
MERIDEN ALLfANCE--AIeets In Gartmcr'S
Hall second and aud fourth Saturday every
month Mt 9OclOck y. ~
The advocate., 1889-10-05

A more pleasant social gathering
has not taken place in the ueighbor.
hood OF Meridcn than the one enjoy
cd byso many who were present 1T
Melvin Lowcry's last Saturday oven-
ing. An oyster supper and music
wore included IN tho entertainment,
which WIS got'cn mp by Miss Eva
Lowory as q farewell gathering Of
friends previous othe departure OF
her brother John from home Tor on
extended period Miss Lowry and her
brother with violin and organ proved
themselves fully capable Of adding n
large share to the pleasures Of the
evening. Jean Moore our new neigh
bor, with violin and Miss LowIy's ac-
compartment OH the organ added
much to the evenings enjoyment.
With other amusementS, vocal music,
with q general buzzo animated con
yer5ation tho evening passed most de-
lighttully. Ample refreshments were
provided and prepared in % manner
which tempted those who partook OF
them 10 show u hoarty appreciation
by frequent demands for more. The
writer, whowas present enjoys clear
conscienccm not having neglected
his duty ut tho generously supplied
table. When the midnight hour arriy-
Cd it was with reluctance that All bid
good-by to those to whom they were
indebted for 80 pleasant an evening,
and scattered for theiE homes to en-
crouch as little Os possible on tho
Sabbath day, Amongst those present
were: Prof. Decker and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. J. ColYey; Mrs John Lowry;
Misses Sailie Long, Mary Decker, Oh
lio Williams, Lizzie Kentz, Jessie Hol-
lcr, Fannie Critics, Eta Case, Bell md
Callie Puterbaugh and Lmra Groen-
dyke. Mescrs. Cnas. and Lon Myers
Jos. CoFcy. Robt Compton, Chos.
Decker, Il. McQuilkon, ChOs. Sam-
dcrs, Frank Cool. Jem Moore and
j. p. LilnbumCr.
The advocate., 1889-10-05

about the most dangerous expert
mcnt the uninitiated Gun make is to
jump from any conveyance while mov-
ms at a comparatively rapid rite Of
speed. There is certain slight in
such q performance that will enable
those who possess it to jump with
safety from u rapidly moving body
while those who have not prncticod
will roll head over heels in attempt
ing to jump from anything even go
Ing at a low rate Of speed, tits always
safer for the litter TO exercise a little
patience and wait for q stand still,
unless they happen to be in n wagon
or etc. running away with a team, in
that case it is achoice Of two evils.
The advocate., 1889-10-05

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A Missionary eoncrot will be given
tomorrow at PlelNant Hill. 3
Remember tho Alliance Rally at
Valley Falls next Saturday,
Mrs. Jessie Garrett departs tO-day
for hcr home in Colorado.
John Kain departed Thursday for
visit to relatives in Kingman county
Miss Tina Wade after q brief visit
at her home has returned to school ut
Topeka.
Mr.. Wood our hardware merchant,
made business trip to st. Joseph
this week.
FIJI. Roberts, editor OF tho Oska-
loosa hdepeHdem WIS in Meridcn
Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mcclure have
rented tho Howman property in Mori-
don and will rcsidehero this winter.
The Meridcn Roller Mills are crowd
od day and night TO keep up with
their order for -four. Reasonable
prices and good work arc bound to
tell.
The great deep harbor convention
ut Topeka adjourned on Thursday,
evening. The session was harmonious
and tho demand Of the west for this
importInt public improvement will
undoubtedly be needed byt gov
Crnment in tho near future
Mrs. q. II. Kimball wife Of the editor
Of tho North Topeka Ncrs was visit
ing friends in Mcriden Wednesday.
Mrs. KimbOll paid tho ADVOCATE OF.
dcc the compliment Of a cnll and TX
pressed admiration ut tho mugnii-
conce Of tho plNnt.
The stock sOloo' Il. Grogg II miles
north Of town was largely attended
last Tuesday, probable four hundred
present Stock brought very low
prices, considering the sale being II
fine one. Geo. Priest bought q nice
little bunch Of cattle.
Marion Myers returned this week
from his visit to Jones county, Iowu.
Mr.. Myers says Kansas is fur ahead
Of Iowa in crops this year, and while
he WIS in that s.1te they had 2 inches
Of icc, making Kansas look like Il gar-
dcn compared to that state at this sea-
son OF tho year
Chas Myers was given n pleasant
surprise last Thursday at War
nerS school house whore hc is teach
ing this year. 1t was the anniyersa-
ry ofhis eighteenth birthday. AlOrge
number of friends assembled and
brought an abundance Of good things
to eat and very pleasant time was
spent by all present.
VIM. Ctull has fitted up about the
finest and cosicst Office in town, in
connection with his livery stable, and
the stable corresponds with tho Office.
Mr., Crull deserves the thanks as we'll
as the best patronage Of our people for
the manner in which he has built nm
The advocate., 1889-10-05
Oyster supper.

The Ladies' OF the nj. 10. Aid Society
will give an oyster supper and reg
ular supper at Smiths Hall next Tu-
esday evening, October the 9Th. The
members ofthe church are requested
to bring refreshments Of any kind
that will be needed. All haveG cor
dial invitation to intend. The supper
will begin at 6 p. IN. md last until o.
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We call attention TO the advertise
mcnt of Deutsch Bros. in this issue Of
our paper. They authorize us to state
that they have perfected arrange
ments to engage in an exclusive whole
sale trade at Kansas City and TINT
thcy mean business in thus advcrtis-
ing their prosentstock. They say it
must be sold "regardless Of value or
cost as fast as possible The store
will bc closed to-day, Saturday, Oct
5th.) tore-mark all goods down to cost
in plain red figures, one price for all
Sale begins Monday morning Oct Z.
Chas Myers was the recipient Of u
number Of handsome present from the
friends who gave him the surprise
purity at his school house this week.
From his pupils he received u hand
some cup and saucer Of antique ware
and rich and clCgant pattern. w. H..
Wood presented him with n hand
some nickle plated call bell. Mr.. and
Mrs Gardner, handsome silk scarf
A witch chain andpocket knife by Mr.
and Mrs Myers. Twice told tales, by
Hawthorne, from Rev and Mrs. Otto,
and a magnificent bouquet Of flowers
from Mrs. Gardner.