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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-14

GOVERNOR BULKLEY. of Connecticut.
has by a general order accorded all
regular military organizations of other
States permission to enter and pass
through Connecticut. en- route to and
from the Inauguration at Washington
and the coming centennial celebration
in New York.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-14

-"Well, my boy" he asked cheer
fully at the breakfast table the morn
ing after Cholly had taken the i'm
portant leap, "how did things go last
evening? Did she smile on your pro-
posal?' .No," said Cholly, family,
pushing away a breakfast roll ''She
smiled at it -"-Somerville Journal
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-14

FRANK SHANNON, of Philadelphia,
has been rewarded for saving the life
of hyena- One of the hyenas at the
Quaker City geological gardens re-
Gently swallowed a bone. Shannon
entered the cage, thrust his arm down
the hyena's throat and extracted the
bone. The woman's branch of the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals has given Shannon a gold
medal
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-14

The Anti-Pinkerton bill introduced
at the request of the Trades Assemblies
of the twin cities has received its
quietus in the Minnesota Legislature.
Senate Judiciary Committee recon
mended its indefinite postponement,
and the author of the bill was the only
one to vote in the negative.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-14

The bill authorizing the Governor
to offer 5000 for the apprehension of
any notorious recent criminals, and
which is designed to cover the Clayton
murder, has passed the Arkansas Legis-
lature and has been signed by Cover
nor Eagle.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-14

AN American, who lately returned
from Spain, says that the infant King
of that country has passion for bo-
logna sausage. 1t is not often that a
love for the mysterious is developed in
a child of such tender years.-Norris-
to,On Herald.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-14

BARNEY BRAVE, a squaw man, has
been arrested on the Crow reservation
in Montana on orders from Indian
Agent Briscoe, who proposes to make
a test case of the right of whites to
live on the reservation.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-14

-Dilapidated Lawyer-"How much
will you advance on this law boOk?"
Pawnbroker-"I Won't advance nod
dings on a single pook. Ven you wants
some advances on Il whole library. den
perhaps / will talk Freshness nit you J"
..Well, this is my whole library. y
Texas Shiftings
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-14

OLIVE culture in California is rap
idly assuming large proportions.
There are orchards there of 1900
trees and thousands more are being
set out annually.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-14
-Mexicans have a nice delica

-Mexicans have nice, delicate way
of saying even unpleasant things A
young Mexican lady, talking with a
prisoner in the penitentiary, politely
asked: '.How long do you expect to be
away from homer"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-14

Bishop (on his semi-annual round)
$50 you don't remember me, Bob
by?" Bobby-''N-no. sir" Bishop
Il remember you very WELL. in
deed" Bobby-''That so? Well, why
didn't you bring me something?"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-14

COLORADO is to become a tobacco
growing State, recent experiments
showing the climate and soil to be ad-
mirably adapted to it.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-14

THE Oldest pupil attending school in
the United States is Crazy Head, for
mer Crow chief, who is enrolled at the
Carlisle Indian school
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-14

The railway employees of Wisconsin
are arranging to form a political or
ganization to vote for men in SYM
pathy with railroad corporations.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-14
CURRENT COMMENT.

M. GUYoT DEssAIGNE succeeds NJ
Ferriolat as French Minister of JUS
fice
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-14
About Finished.


TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. S-When the in
vestigating committee met yesterday
morning ]. d. Bowersock was sworn and
testified that he manufactures flour in
Lawrence and had the contract to furnish
the penitentiary with -four from July l.
1884. to June 30, 1885. When the contract
was let for the following year he went be-
fore the board personally with his sample.
The contract was let to Rush & Sprague
unfairly, he thought as their bid was
higher than his.
Major Shockly, of the soldiers home,
testified as to the superiority of the flour
furnished by Rush & Sprague.
B. Keller, storekeeper of the peniten-
tiary from May, 1885. to September II,
1888 was put on the stand, and said he
vas discharged by the Warden a few days
after the Warden and Director Hiatt had
questioned him concerning his connection
with the publication of damaging
articles concerning the management
of the pentitentiary, relating to
the misappropriation of certain
surgical instruments purchased for
the penitentiaay. He was also asked by
them to explain the report that bacon had
been bought by Cyrus Leland at cents
above market price, and he had replied
that he thought such a report was false,
as Leland's bid was = cent lower than
any other.
Mr.. r. A. Ketner took the stand and
testified that when a member of the firm
of A. ]. Angel & Co., and also of the
school board of that district, Director
Hiatt had visited the lumber office and
asked prices on lumber. He had also asked
the witness to support young friend of
his, afterward his son-in-law, in obtaining G
a position of school teacher in the dis
trct, but learning the young man was in
competent he had voted against him. Some
time later friends had told him that the
firm had lost the lumber contract because
he had displeased Director Hiatt in voting
as he did against the young man, and he
believed it to be true.
Warden Smith was recalled and ex-
plained the awarding of contracts for
lumber.
Senator Richter then went.on the stand.
He said he was appointed director of the
penitentiary by Governor Martin. who
reappointed him last spring. Senator
Richter first touched on the coal contracts
let in 1885. Great trouble was found in
getting good, responsible contractors and
finally the bids of Barnes for one-half and
Loper for one-ha1f, were accepted, they
being the best and most responsible. He
was asked by Buckley what feeling existed
against his bidding, and witness told him
that it was known he was indebted to the
State and protest had been filed against
him by the previous Warden, so Buckley
did not bid
Director Hyatt was examined at length,
his testimony being general denial of all
the charges of corruption incidental to the
management of the penitentiary.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-14
Nominations.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lO.-Carroll D.
Wright, of Massachusetts,, Commissioner
Of Labor. Thomas M. Vance, of North
Carolina, receiver of public moneys,
North Yakima, W. T.
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Eanna ~ssanaaid1etf.

Sieie grOBe 9rag6bin, pieneidt bic
beb%eutenbte olet iebt lebenben 96ous
ipielertnner, uirb beute Mbeub I'm
8roBen Opernbauie auftreten, uno tpirb
an brei 4beuoe ipieleu. 6eute Nbenb in
Meg Merrilies'', morgen in MARY
Stuart uno ON Samitag Mbenb in
Sbafelpeare's Macbeth.
Jannp Sanai9et 1T in prag geboren
uno trat I'M alter bon 16 Sabren gum
ertten Mfale in ibrer gaterftabt auf.
Wit IL Sabren gait ite bereits dig bel,
trablenber Stern am 6immel Der Bra,
matifden &unft in gana 9eutidIanb
uno Sefsrreid. Sbre @lan3 > Stolen
fno bic nMe6ea" uab ,@appbo" in
Sen glei6namigen 5tifen 6ebbels
uro 8rilpar3ers, unb namentIid burG
eiefe Stolen erparb fie fi6 ben Sitel Der
r30niain Der Srag6bie." Set 1871
fpielt tie in engliider 5pra9e.
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Ser ffatififd)e SeriHt oea Geiunb=
hcit5=Wutte5.

Na1 BEN ioeben bonn @slunbbeitss
Mmte Der 6:abt San MntoniO ber0fent=
li1ten 8eri1te iiber ben Monal Deaems
Der ftarben tpdbrenb belielben in unierer
Stabt fiinfunbneunaig perfoneu = bei<
ldufig bemerft, etne u%ngetp6bnli9 bobe
3abI. 9iefelbe ertldrt fi1 iebo9 baz
bur6, 6aB in bieier 3eit bier ni9t tpenis
ger als % Musmdrtise ftarben. Sour
bur9 bieien lebtern 1mftano IdBt li9
aud bic bobe 3abl Der an Der e9winbs
fu@t unb anberen Rrautbeiten Der Ntbz
muugs : Organe @eftorbene erfldren.
Dieien perf9iebenen 2ranfbeiten =
S9pinbiudt, @roniide Bron9itis,
2un9en $ G%mpbpiem, Subertuloie,
pneumonie &C. erlagen ndmli6 ni1t
meniger als 26 perionen.
Our6 bieie bobe 3abI Der Sp6esfdne
fieg udbreno bes Monats DECEMBER bic
bur6idnittli6e Sabrssferbli1teit San
Nntonio's bon 1918 auf- 21,62 pro
1000 @inppbner.
BON biefen IS, tparen 80 peiB unb
aD6lf farbig unb in 8eaug ouf bic @e=
f6lehter berri6te tpie0er bas eigentbims
li@e, aber itebenbe MibperbdttniB bon
beinabe 3:2 Dor, benn tpabrenb Sc pers
ionen mdnnli9en @efdle6tes farben,
70 ftarben nur 80 perfouen peibli9ea
@ef9le9tes.
Mufanenb 1T iibrisens aud bic uns
gem6bnli9 groBe 3abI bon S~obtgebur=
ten unb 6ribgeburten. IS famcn be-
rem ni6t weniger als brei3ebn 3ur Qtns
melbung.
Su 6fentli6en Gniialten ftarben elf
perionen, ndnli6 fiinf i'm fdotil@en
9ospital, 5meiim @ounips Sospital unb
M%rmentauie, apei i'm Santa &oia 6oss
pital uub ie cine i'm @arniionss9aaaretb
unb i'm 9ospital Der 5outbern paeifie.
8abn.
Dem monatli1en Metters Beri6te,
pel9er bieier Mortalitdtsz Statiffit beis
gefigt 1T, entaebmen mir, bas bic mitt.
lere Semperatur ndbrenb beg berHoHes
men Mfonats 50 Grab Gabrenbeit betrug.
Wdbrenb bic Semperatur am Is. Dez
sember bis auf IS @rab fieg, fiel fe am
4. unb 10. big auf IS @rab. Gin Ell,
sentli9er Grof tpar alfo ni9t au Der.
3ei9nen, bod reifte es leidt am A., s.,
TO-, H., 49,, 20. unb 81. DECEMBER.
IS regnete an fieben Sager unb 3fpar
betrug Der geiammte. monatli6e &egen=
fal eine 96be bon 2,40 3oa.
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Qllcrlef.

= Serb. Gang uub Marie Singer
boben fi9 cine 6eiratbsli3ens ausftelen
lafien.
= Die bieiige Bar MFociatioax tpirb
an bieQe8isiatur um@tablirung bon smei
Difrittgeri@ten petitionireu, anitait pie
borber angebeutet. UNI elm Griminal=
@eri1t.
= Die vSerar Building & 2oan gfs
location" bat bas foIsenbe reue Diref,
terium ertpdblt: %. s. &obarbs,
Wm. Deuermann. S. %. GidarbEon,
@. u. SarIer, Geo. $. 2alteDer, 6.
upfon.
= Die garssr Der 8. Warb> baIten
am Samitag Mberb in Der Dalle Der
farbigen Obj Gelops, gds bon 3abala
unb San Saba StraBe cine @erfamm.
lung ab, aur Muftelung zines Ranbis
baten fiir bas Nmt bes alderman.
8ierunb3wan5ig profeftonele
5pieler uuroen geftern ie lim $25 uab
a9t proifituirie UNI ie 800 beifraft.
Mit bea 5trafe Der SAMPLER lit cine
5ebntdgige gountns@ efdngniBbaft Der.
bunben. 9a 6iefes @ebdube aber inon
iiberfaQt 1T, 70 baben bic 9errf9aften
fi9 nur ieben Morgen nsum Dienft" 3u
melben unb f6nnen banit nod ber Stabt
5u%ridfebren, UNI bic Marten ftir ben
Mbenb in Orbnung 3u bringen. 9enn
bas @eddft erleibet trob Der Strafseit
feinerlei unterbre9ung.
- Der 2urnDerein bat fir bas Iauz
fenbe Sabr bic foIsenoen 8samten er.
mdblt: 6. &unge, erller Spre9er;
U. Brian, speiter 6pre9sr; s. g.
Nagler, prOtofoa; Otto Sod, torr.
Setretdr: %. @ollbre9t erfter, u.
@roBmanu atneiter 9~urnlpart; s. $.
Soldier, Sddelmart; s. u. gedmann,
Surnlebrer; Cd. O%ieFeIhorf, @erdtb.
mart; .. Mauermonn, s. glmenborf,
8. 6euermanu, GinanasR omite; S. g.
MasIer, s. &unee, .. Mauermann.
2iteratursR omite; Wm. ". 3ppfer,
Go. 2oerps, $. ToQbredt, $. 5eele
unb %. 6oef3en, Nrranaemeutsfomite;
5. 8. Soldier, %. 8olbre9t, Ben
Mauermann, 8aus3omite.
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@eradte Rleiniafeiten niht. 8

8eradte 2leinieteiten ni6t. Die
lei6te grtdltung, bic bu 10 serina a9,
teit, fann bic 8orlduferin elmer &rant.
belt feiu, bic bid ins Grab brinst.
8ermeibe bies bur6 bic Mnpenbung
bon Iper's GberrD . Electoral, benz be-
fen aller befannten MitteI gegen grs
fdltuua, 9ufen, 2atarrb, Nus3ebrung
unb ole anberen 2un3ens unb 3ebIs
Granfbeiten.
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Mufiebenerrescnb!

Der lebergans bon LANCER i1merabafter
arantbeit gu rcbufer @eiunObeit 1T cine @pods
int eeben Res Meniden. Gin isIdeS bemsr,
fenspertbes @reisnib Sersibt man nidt unb
bleibt benz @eiunbbsitsbrinser 1ets oantbar.
.Desbalb bort man aud iiberaa Electric BIT.
tiers" loben. go piele nsroanfsn itre @efunD-
belt bieie erOfen SeilmitteI unb Comic. Wer
nit irseno elmer 9rantbeit ber Niersn, Der Sc.
Der obsr bes Wasens seplast if, sleidsiltis tpie
lange, ipirb frfOrtigr 8eferuns furd ben &c,
braud bon electric Bitters erlansen. 8srfauft
5u5 gts. unb 81 bic Glai9e in Dreib,
Z o o n 4 Go.'s grptbete.
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n@~ Sm beIiebten miffinn,

s@- SIN beliebten Miffipns=
0arten iino @BSimmer einseri1tet
nn6 er0fnet morben, moieitit man res
guldre Mfablaeiten elnnehmen unb a la
carte ipeiien fam. Wuftern wetben
rob uno III better 3ubetsitung ieruirt.
Mabl5eiten perben i'm eigenen @ei9irr
ausgeianbt uno auf Wutf6 Sinners
unb soupers Ing 9aus aelisfeit. NHfs
mertfame Bebienung unb pYpmpte @us=
flbrung Der Nuftrdge garantirt.
&heiner & 0ari.
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ma pianos. = 8roBe Yreiie,
-fdle6te Waare, Nuten NIT 3inlen,
binbenbe &ontrafts, %psstblole @arane
tien &C., miRen oDn Eenen ~ertpartet
perben, bic Yianos unb Orgeln bon
Daufirern, Grdmern, 2o%nNguationss
9dufern unb Derolei9en t%aufen. Ser.
melhet cies. inhem Sbr BEL Dem 3uber.
ldifsen 9auie prn 5bos. @oagan 6
Bios, San Nntonio, tauft.
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9r. @aHer5us miro nur Big gum,
26. in Son Nntonio su fpreden fein.
2eibenbe m6gen fi9 baber beeilen unb
fi9 baIO m6gli9f an ibn tpenben.
Or. Waheraug bat bic f6mieriehen
Gdqe furirt unb bat cine l1umenge BON
Danti6reiben auf3upeiien. Wegen
bes Ndberen liebe an3eise.
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. Hanepaft & sph,,

b~erfaufen ibren gau;en Waarsnborraib,
beitebenb aus 6erren. unb Gnabens
Inaisen, Often. ueber3iebern, 9ems
ben. nnter5eug &c. gu bebeutenb berab.
geiebten preiien, um nit Dem 2ager
su rdumen. 9ie @elegenbeit, bilig
gu taufeu, io0te ieber benuben.
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u II freitbar.

pfurrer: ngi, ei, eli. 9err @dIeim,
f9on misber einmal total betrunten!
@r Oereeubet ia Nles i'm W~irtbsbaule,
unb feline Grau unb Rinber leiben
6uuqer!4
sdleim: rSal Sal g is lpobr!
Nmmer pann i'd MI perbori6te bdbt,
berno6 bdtte ie mibber MR."
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sar Ser beriibmte Spe3ialif Or.
Waffer3ug, Der nit grfols bic
i1mierigfen 3ranfbeitsfdQe bebanbeIte
uno beilte, lit mieber bier eingetrofen
unb In ieiner Office No. 245 Wefs
gommereefroBe, obenauf, gu fprs9en.
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u mffDrbe r II I, a.

ane Sieienigen, weIde G%orberungen
an ben Na9laB meiues perforbenen
Sobn ". 6eitgen baben, tperben
aufgeforbert, biefelben innerbalb brsiz
Big Sdgen our 8efrieoisuns ein3ureiden
bel 2Grs. 2Iarn 9eitgea
San 4ntonio, 8. Sauuar 1889.
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Cine rlsue beutf6e Ga63eituug
leiitet ii9 In elmer ibrer lebten Num,
mern folgenben Sab: vWenn aud bic
9ermini te9uici Der biberien 8randem
Oftmals nur elm uenig Iosii9 perbifes
renjieren, 10 ftebt bod Der bentiden
Spra@e cine fol9e Opulen3 an Wofas
beIn our Dispoftion, baB maud andre
Manier, bic 2laiffi3ieruns ebibent su
MAIDEN, als ereelentes &eiultat prospe.
riren t6nnte. A-6eiliser STEPHAN!
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Nptis an Gtemer3abler.

Ser nnter3eidnete madt bierinit befannt.
bab bic ftabtifds AID valorem unb aopf.
hemer fur bas am %. Gebruar 1889 enbenbe
Mnnieipaljabr 1888, iebt fdais unb am ODER
bor benz %senannten Sage aablbar finb.
Sphn ). StepenS,
s,1,2Mt etast . Solicitor.
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Nn rbeumaiii@en S6mer3en in
ben GaBen lit i'd iiber brei Sabre unb
mar geatuungem, einen Stod au ge.
brauGen. Die Nnpenbung BON einis
gen Glai6en st. Sdtobs Del itelte
mid mieoer bolftdn6ig Der. = Soiepb
PeIs Waibburne, Sqs.
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sas- Msan fpart $2- So per 3onne,
uent man 2ntIe Roblen su
$500 Der Ionne fault.
Wo. 215 ct. MarD's StraBe.
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- Das gr6Bte 2aser bon @etpebr.
unb &eoolner : patronen unb 9tlien
Bel piper & S9uItbeB.
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ntr 9edssebrts
q. Gomar0s pftter,

Ser fursem Goniul Der 8ereinigten Staas
ten III Stalitu, g~erfa1Ier bon o@ng-
lambs Stnbm unb Gdlanoe 4, s4merifa's
GsrtidrittA II. No., idreibt tpie folgt:
9ew.yorf, l. guguit 1886,
122 6. ~. ct.
&errea DR.. 8. 6. Iber & Co., 9oweu, Maf.
Mtine 6erren: Gin @efiibl Der Danfs
bartlett un0 ber Wunfd, benz Bnblifum
einen Ditnf az leiiten 6rdngt mid 3l fol-
stM0tr Grtldrung:
Dleine Stuoie1 alf bent College in 9eetp.
9apen ipuroen bur1 cine beftige Grfdltung
Anterbro9en, Die mid 70 i1tpdfte, baB i1
Rbn Sabre lang Inn niefn 2eben fdrnpfte.
Eaf 10 oft id nltd benz Wetter atsiette,
par bic Tolge cine Blutsng bon ben 2uft,
rtbrendfters, unb Sabre lang trurbe i'd bon
ben tiihtigffen Ner5ten bebanbelt; aber Der.
sebens. Gnblid erfubr ib etfuas bon
slber's GberrbsR Electoral,
xabu1 banon (ma6ig unb in fleinen Dofen),
70 oft cine grfdltnng ober Elm Bruftleiben
Rintrdt, uib es half mir jebesu1al Seits
benz fi1b rs Sabre perlofen. Sd babe
mid allerbarb Wetter alsgeiebt unb bin
In allerlei &lirlaten getDeien, nnb babe bis
auf biefen Sag ME cine @rfdlting ober
iroenb Elm lebsl in Der aeble gebabt, ruo.
ren mir Mptrs p<Bectoral
nt&t tn "a Stunoeu @rleidterung gstuabrt
bGtte.
Ratirlif bin i'd anf alien neinen @et.
fen gu Maiier urb 3n Qorb ME obne bieie
Mebijin. Gle bot inter rteinen NugelI,
beion6ers IN atntett GdIen, pie bdutigef
Brdine iinb Dipbtherie bel &inbern, man.
DIES 9ebe1 gerettet. Sd er1pfeble feline I'm.
Wenbung In geringert aber bdufigen Dozen.
werbet man Is geboris mad Sbreu Intuet,
iunger an, 10 1T es Elm
1tni9Gtharer eegett
In icbem 9aufe. Meine entidiebene gpra.
DE fonmlt ans nlei,ieitl beifen @efible. SD
femme piele Gdlle, in bene1 cine anideinenb
feifiBenbe MISUNDERSTANDING nebft SUI
fen unb Gtimmenperlnft BET @eifliden
iilb anbern 6ffeutli9en Hebnerrl bur1 bieie
Nieoi5in polfomfnen gebeilt muroe.
4htlngSu0q
6. Gbnarbs 2eftfr
Suers Cherry
Subereitet pcu DR.. s c. 9iner & Co., apipell. Tiaf.
Sn allen apotbeten uno grsnsiga5en su babsn.
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@abl Mn5eigem.

Sur StraBens & ommia
Die vGreie @reFe~ III autoriiirt. Germ @m.
IS. Campbell oils &anbibat fir has amt
bes Straben.aOmmiHdrs anautinbissn.
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& Lytle Coal Go.

gerfudt bic 2btIe-acbre. Ginbeimi16e
smbnfrie. 8iais unO gut. $500 per Come.
Offiee: 215 Ct. MarD's StraBe.
S~eIepbon 4So.
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s@r9 ptlesGobIen seben gu.
friebeubsit, mo INNER fe esbrau9t
perben. $500 per Sonne.
go. 215 st. Mars's Stra6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-10

Sn Dallas bat li6 Der bier3ebu>
idbrige Sobn Neeobam nit Der ebenfos
alten Minnie @iqilousin berbeirotbet.
geioe ba5en bic ginwiaisung ibrer
gltern.
9. 81. Steinbausb unb Cora
Steinbaugb lieBeil fi6 Dor feds Sabren
nod bieridbriger @be in Collin Gountp
f&eioen. I'm bersaneenen Weib.
na&tstase trafen fe li9 aufdlis BEL
Greunben In Sherman rieoer. Sic
legten ibre alien 6treitfrasen bel unb
gingen f1on ben nd6fen Sag cine
3peite @be elm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-10
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Sic gtaats.S eaislatur.

SIM Senate bra9te Cane cine @eio>
luton Elm, pel9e ben Senats : prdfs
beuten ermddtisen ionte, elm Special.
@omite fir @eologie, 8ersbau unb
8em1iIerung ein3ufeBen, tpel1em ale
fi6 auf bieie Dinge be3iebenben 0rage
iiberwieien tuerben foIten. Sie Be.
i4luBfa1ung bieriber tuurbe bertagt.
Sm uebrigen tpurben lauter p6nig urlz
meientli9e Dinge perbanoelt.
SIN @eprdientantenbauie poaenbete
man bic Organization bur1 grmdbs
lung zines @ebilfss Serseantsat= Wrms
unb perf9iebener glerts.
9ie Boti@aft oes @ouperneur &oB
Dirb b~ermutbli6 beute Wa6mittag aur
8erlelung fommen. 9as Gdriftuerf
1T elm iebr umfansrei9es unb fol nidt
ipenigcr als 1900 Worte umfaKen.
9ie uielen einaelnen punfte, iiber
mel9e Ser @ouberneur Der 2eaisIatur
Iufi6luB gu geben gefebliG berpFi6tet
it, bringen es bon felbf nit fi1, oaB
bies Document etwas lang 3u geras
tben pfeet!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-10

Die rGreie @refe" III autoriFrt, Subse 6.
M. Barnes a!S Ranoibat fir bas Nmt bes
&eeorbers fur bic nd6fe ftdbtii9e @nbl, ipelde
i'm Gebruar 1889 itattFnbet, ansuseisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-10
Sir Recprber.

SIR Recorber.
Sd finbise mid hermit als Ranbibat fir
@ieoerpabI fir bas amt bes Reforbers in Der
int Gsbruar itattfinNenben @abl an nit benz
8eripre9cn, baB i'd, penn erpdblt, meme
Yai9ten in bet 3utunft ebenfs, ME in oer Ser.
aansenbeit erfiafn peroe. Sd pinlde bic
llnterfibuns auer ssieblisbenbsn unb friebIi.
den Burger au ~erlansen.
Mnton ADAM.
Connecticut western news., 1889-07-24
KENT.

F. s. Slosson, of Bridgeport, is at his fathers for Q short vacation
 Miss Julia Hopson, John Hopson. Jr., and family, of New London, also Miss Ella Swift, of Poughkeepsie, are at John Hopson's.
 Mrs F. I. Loomis and children, of Brooklyn, N. Y., are boarding with M. c. Gibbs.
 Mrs w. H. Stuart, who has been quite ill, is recovering slowly.
 Mrs Russel Eaton continues very feeble and is gradually failing.
 James Stuart arrived from Madison, Nebraska, last Thursday, and is with his mother and sisters at the Stuart residence.
 Mrs Thos Collier visited friends In Columbia Go. last week.
 Patrick Young died at the home of his son, Thomas Young, in this village, last Tuesday evening, 18th. The funeral was attended by large number of relatives and friends at the Catholic church, Cornwall Bridge, on Friday.
 Rev 0. H. Bullard occupied the Cong pulpit Sunday last and presented the cause of the American Tract society, of which he is secretary.
 St Andrews Sunday school picnic in the grove by the riverside, at Bulls Bridge Falls, on Wednesday of this week.
 Our Cornet Band continue to practice two evenings each week. With such good attention to business, and the new instruments, they are playing remarka- bly, we'll. They intend giving open air concerts every Saturday night, which will be appreciated.
 One event of the week-something quite unusual in this vicinity, is a wedding in town. The happy couple belong to Kent society, and have the congratulations and very best wishes ot their many friends.
 Kent people do not seem to be in the spirit for excursions thus far. The New Milford Hose Co.'S excursion train started from this station July 18th with two engines, four coaches and fou, passengers, and on Saturday morning two persons boarded the train for Glen Island.