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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-27
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Ser S~usenieur ber 2ofomotibe
Der @albefon unb Wetliden Balm,
Mi@aeI Sabis, uno Der Strabeucar.
treiber Gbas. 70. Mrisbt iii @alpefon
perben Beioe fir Die S65tung Der bei=
ben iungen Mdb1en perantportIid
sebalten unb befinben i1 in 6aft.
= Sn 3eras gIebi es bis iebt nur
3roei Sid6te, in benen bel ben StrabeE.
ba5nen bic @lettri3itdt ais b~emeaenbe
Strait, unb 5mar na6 benz bon 5prague
eingefibrten SPLEEN, in a~nwenbung
tommt. IS iino bies bic Gorti1rit.s.
fiabt Dallas. mo bic &apio Sranft.
Babu i6ou bic gIeftri3itdt an bie
Stele Der pfctbe in OienIt eenommen
bat, unb bas in raider gnimidlunq
besrifene 2arebo. Nbsr fdom in Der
aaernd6hen 3utunft merben @alpehun
unb San Nnionio ebenfaas lire ~eleftri.
fden StraBenbabnen baben. @;e nit,
getbeilt mirb, bat Der unternelmenbe
unb fortidrittlide Yrdfbent Der @aIue.
fouer StraBenbabnen, Serr Sinclair,
f6on ale notbwenbigen 8otfebruuaen
aetrofen unb in eisener perion in Nem
BORT Die erforoerli9en Mai6inerien,
Wagen u. I. 10. gefauft. UNI sund9f
ben Berfu6 nit ber ueuem 8~ertebrstraft
an3ufeIen, unb In Sun Nntonio fuirb
bic eIeftriide Babn mad bsn 9lusfeIs
lungsplabe binuen aur3em cine poleu.
bete $batiade fem.
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LAUREL HEIGHTS!
Qorbeer : 6ageI.)

Dies if Der einaige 5isel in Der llm=
Gebung Oct Gtaot, Der errei6bar III,
oble bab mo GiTenbabneu freuae1
ooer an fleiaen 9iitteu boriiber muB.
Die 0erbeReruugen iinD aQe boraiigli9
uno bic 5traben lin6 beinabe big au
otefem .punoetl96nen 6iigei gtabirt.
Gr ltegt 100 Sub bod Rber Der @tabt
une bic btbi@efen Sdufer liesen in
ieiner Ndbe.
Sietet Die fGDnffe 2tmsfiHt.
Sic reinfte 2nft u. ber bette stbatten.
Srettefte straRet ,tnb Nnenmes.
Sic ihInfte utS geiiineefte Sage tn
Der gtaSt.
Sober 8auplab bat mebrere Bdume
uno Strdu9er, wie 2ebensei6e, Wees
iatde, 9garita, 2orbeer unb perfiz
monen; angepflanate 9@ats
tenbdume UNI ieben 8lod.
Sn bieiem Selma lirb 91attens
b dume unb Seebrtfe tpsientli9.
Die 9%auptr6bren ber Waferz unb Gas
lsitung geben big gu ben BaupIdBen
utb perben iebt peiter gefibrt.
SON pebro, 8elfnap, 9onaro, Wain
unb McgulougbsNbenu laufen brett
bur6 bas @igentbum.
9as Gisentbum liest Bis auf eine
Meile tanerhalb Der Stabtgrenset.
9ie BaupldBe baben cine Gront BON
so GuB, bic Mpenues baben cine Breite
bon 80 Sub unb bic NaeDs cine iol9e
bon 20 SUB uao finb in Der Shat $1,000
tpertb; i'd berfaufe aber iebt a n
SDI6e,b bic bauen tn n, bic
Got fir $200-$4O0. Na9bem mebs
rere 9duier aufgefibrt tporben 1n6,
tueroe i'd bic preife erb5ben, big Mae
~peefauft unb nit ben f66nifen Sdufern
in Der @tabt San Nntonio bebaut inb.
Gebingungetf, ein 8iertel baar; &eff
auf LANCE 3eit NIT s proaent 3inien.
Werben 9dufer iofort In Mngrif gez
nommen, III Baar Mn3ablung ni@t
erforberli6.
Wir tpini6en gerbeferunseu gu ba=
ben, nidt @elb.
Laurel Heights Office,
No. Alt 81 8 6oulton 5traBe, Sun
Matonio, Seras.
Sap s. Nbams.-... gigentbumer
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Gin @esemitanb BON @idtigfeit fir
MeiSen0e.

1~curiiten, Gmisranten unh Seeleute iinben, paS Sp=
%ftteter's MasenbttterS elm meeisintiaes sduBmittel' tit
9egen n%nsefunee Ginffafe, auf ba8 fe fh nit Cider
slimas, p~erpeiteter atmpipbdre, unsepSbnter pber I'M
sntrdsltter Soft, -fdleften @ahers oner anrerer bic
@eiunebett %unsunItt9 beeinfuhenber 8ebinsunsen, bic
fpnft t~einesfaus auSbleiben ~rirben, pprbeuat. @uf
lansen &eifen oher sanb5abrten in Der @abe hes aeauas
tcrtalftrtheS 1T es beipnbers nilsliG alS prdpentipmit=
tel sesen fieberartise Sei,niudnnsen, Stbruusen hes
Wlasens, Der Seber nno Ginsereibe, BON benen bic In
fplden @esenben ~reiienten @nseb6rtsen Der semdBisten
3pnen 70 letdt tetroHen ~frerben; aud bietet eS einen
auSsebetHneten S9ut8 sesen ben Giniub BON auberprz
bentlt4er adlte, pl0t5li@em 1emperaturtpediel, sesen
bic gstrtunsen hes gnfentbaltes in feu6ten pper Iun,=
pii9en sptalitdten unb her nebermnbuns. Gs beust
nt4t nur benz ntermitttreneen unb @edielieber unb
anbere malariaartisen arantbeiten rrr, Scnbern es rptz
tet ~eteietben aus, cine TbdtIa9e, bic felt Sabren in
Rcrbz nnh S%1bamerita, Meytfp, aui ben peffinpiI6en
Snieln, in auftralien unb aneeren sdneern a~nerfannt ii.
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San Mnt0niD .........y erQS.
baben ibren Serbf- Bebarf bon 8. 2anbrett 6
Sobn @arten.. 8lumeu. unb GeIo- Samen er-
baIten, inter Nnberem !:
5000 Yfunb neue grnte Mlb Samen, 5000
Yfunb alfalfa puaerner a~Ieefamen) c~benfals
Man9olo . Bur3eI, @unfelrhben, Mobrriben.
Samen, esperiette Rlee, 8odbara aIee, Saba.
neflder alee, Sobnion @ras, 8ufaIo ober
Colorado graS, Saat . Hoesen, @erfe, Safer,
Meiaen ,e.
Aedter 81 9aio 8pisbeI. unb Creole uber
QouiTana 8piebeI- Samen.
gsenten fir Die beriibmten Brinly Pfuege,
HIanet IT.. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
bined, Sadb. Samenbrills, HHiige unb Guilt.
~batpren, @uf. 9. Bredt @urfmaidinen unb
Builder ntenfiliei, gbas. Mutbs 9onis CT.
tractoren, Bienen,& auder, Mefe r &c.
Stets auf Eager Sarrifon Bros. & 60.
Town and Country nm 0ebrau9 fertia ae.
miidte Garben; fibrsn ~biefeIben mebr aIs IA
Sabre. imbortiren garlabunaspeiie, pub fibs
len ans bere6tist mad laneidbriser Z fatruna
gu bebaupten, oab ~oiefelben Die befen Garben
inb, bic in biefem 2anbe ~fabriairt perben.
SIM October erparten 2anbretb & Gcta
rotbe, ipsibe nro eelbe 3pisbsI Sebliuse.
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Cages Weatgfeitem.
SnIanb.

~
Senator Cote bat bas foIgenbe
MmeuSsment sur 1luBs uno 0aferzYi1
eiagebradt. wel9es fofort BEN 0an.
bels= Musi1uB iibermieien purbe: Der
Rriessminifter fol- bierburd autorifrt
tperoen, auf Mntrag bes @bef>Sneez
ilieurs einen Contract ab3uf9lieBen, I'm,
bic Wrbeiten gum 3Dede Der 8erbeHe=
ruug bes @aloefoner 6afens gu bolIens
ben, unb 3par in benz l1mfange, ME es
ibm n6tbig er|6eint. nm bic Mrbeit gut
burd3ufiibren, bod fol- bic gu perauss
gabenbe Summe bic 06be bon $6.200.s
900 nidt iiberiteigen; fooann foa biers
bur6 bic Summe bon $1,000, 900 bes
Dilist uerhen, um our Be3ablung Der
bierin e~rwdbnten @oniracte berpenbet
Su tperben.
= 3eprdientant 9orTep bonn Bant.
Nusi6ufe bat cine Gubfitutsz Yia fir
Die gil our Sncorporirung ber gepIan.
ten pan@a merifanif1en 8ant einges
bradt. Dana6 lol bic Hegierunes,
@ontroIe iiber bic @efadfte beiagier
8aut eine m6slidit frenee feiu. ieboh
10, baB Die &esierung alei93eiiig feIbf
ni6t GU beniel6en betbeiIigt Dber fit
biefelben oerantportIi1 lit. Die Bill
entbdlt biele Beliimmungen. bic nit bes
men BEG NationalS8 anfseieBes elei@lau,
ienb finb.
- Sie Bunbss. gommiKdre Der Gbiz
caaoer Weltaus3feduuq hQben am 26.
Stunt i'm palmer. 0aus gu @bicago ibre
erite Sibung abgebalten. Gi1ter Sobn
s. 6arris bon Nirginien nurbe gum
intermiifiihen V%orfbenben erpdblt.
= Sn @bieagO herridie am 26. SUM-
cine 10 fur6tbare 9iBe. baB 5 Berfonen
berielben gum Opfer fieIen. 0ieIe ans
bere e~rfrantten, bod III Sofnung Dor.
banben, baB He pieber auftommen.
Gin beftiges @emiiter gegen 9benb
bia6te bic erpiinf9te NbtibIung.
Wun baben fosar aud bic Mms
moniats Gabritanten einen rSrut" ge,
bilbet. @s lit bsmfelbeu bereits geluns
gen, ben preis oes Mmmoniats bon
ST auf 8 @ents per gfunb berauf3n.
f9rauben.
= Gus portIanb, Oregon, wirb BE-.
ridtet. bab bic in Canada eiusefibrte
Gopffeuer bon $50 fir ieben einuals
bernoen @bineien bureaus nidt bic err
bpHte Wirtung elmer 0erminberung
bieIer unerpini9ten Ginpanberung
5ur Golee gebabt babe. Sn 8ancouuer
mnrben i'm perHoHenen Wonat 81. 4SO
fiji berariige Steuern e%inaenommcu,
eegen $5.O75 i'm entipredenben Wpnot
beg borigen Sabres. 9ieie Harte Gbi-
nefen : @i%nmanberung nod Gauaba
bleibt au9 ni9t obne ginHuB auf bic
Der. Siaaten, ba es elm Ding Der Tin.
m6sli6teit 1T, bic eefammte Morbsren3e
Der Union 10 abaufperren, baB fein
Gbinefe beribeti@lipfen f6nnte!
Die 6fentIi9e Meinung lit i'm
5taate 2ouifiana 70 entf1ieben au
@uniten ber 8eran1faltung elmer Bolts
abfimmuug lber bic eotteries Jraae,
baB bic @esnet Der 2otterie. Bin Rd
biefer Stimmuug ai6t mebr gu tpiber
feben tpagen.
Jn pDllaoelppio III bic @enIuss
@ufnabme ieBt p6lig beenoet unb ge.
i6tei. Dana9 belduft i6 bic 8ep6ls
ferungssabl bet Stabt auf l ,O40, 443,
geaen 847, 200 Dor sebn Sabren. Die
3unobme belduft f6 iomit auf nabe3u
200. 900 Seelen ober %. 8 proeent. Die
@nsabl ber 9duier bat f9 in Der
3wif6en3eit um eirea 10000 Der.
mebrt.
Der n@lobe" BON Bolton iddbt
bic 8eo6Iferuusssabl Der Stabt. auf
@runb beg @enius, auf ALI, 7 Dems
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q Maberids 8ant be3abIt 4
pro3ent 3inien fir 3eit.D epoften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-27

S9- Moberne 9iite in @trob unb
Gil3 III ben beliebteften Sacons: 9un=
lap, 2nor unb Stetion.
pancnaff & Sobn.
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9emtid @mgliidbe gdmle,
Gan Nutonio, Seras

anertannt tidtise eebranfaIt fur aaaben
nno Mabden felt otsibis Sabren in reser
@irffamieit, 8ortreffi9s asbrfrdfte inter Be.
pabrter 2eituns. Der ensliiden Sprade pire,
uie Der beuti6en, bole Rednuns getraaen.
au6ertcm liuterridt i'm 6tanifden. giniger.
saaben borbereitete Sdiler fnben ~jebersett
Nufnabms. Ndbere ausfunft ertbeiIen Serr
6. @roos, Yraibent bes SdnI- gorfanbe8
nno @ M. 8arbed, Direction ber anftaIt
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Ser Cinderella gd5ub : gtpre,

Ser Cinderella gdmb sGtpre,
@de Sfs6oufonftraBe unb Nbenue c.,
biefer beliebts Saben Der Stabt, bal
ieiner reuen 8orratb bon g 0 m m c r.
9nben fir 9erren, Damen unb
2inber erbalten unb bat cine urbers
glei6li6e Musmahl aner @Drten unb
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella : @1ubs
Store fibrt nur bic Gabrtfate Der beifen
Jabrifen unb iiberbietet MGes, mas i'm
biefsen Marft gu baben lit. @peeia.
Iitdt fir 9erren: BET &odforbsS 9ub,
ftr So. Gs berlobnt ii6 ber Miibe, i'm
CINDERELLA Store por3uIpre9en,
ebe man anbersuo fault.
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Laurel Heights Office,
No. AT DIT 6ouFon etraBe, San
Iatonio, 9eras.
Sap s. Mbams...... giaentbamer
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Bas- WiinI9en sic eiuen feinen mo-
bernen Mn8ug gemadt2 6eben 6ie gu
pancoaif & 5obu. Die einlten
impOriirten Stofe finben sic bort.
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aE Sen r%eeliten Wertb in l0errer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. finbet man
BET pancoaf & Sobn. @ebt
nniere $1.Demben, 25 gts. @trhmpfe
u. +. 10.
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welder ber Mat:onalen Wabl,Biq bor=
matt, fie fei unconftitutiouel, partitus
Iariifii6 unb barauf berednet, bas
8olt Beg Stbens ieiner bsiIialten &e6te
gu berauben. Gr lieB cine bobIe, uns
semein bombatii6e Defamation bonn
5tapel, beren @runbsebanfe ettpa Der
mar. man foGe i6 in 8e5ug auf Die
26|uug BET &aRen : Grase nur pers
t%rauenspou auf ben lieben 8ott ber>
loflen. ber in ieiner Ga : Bere6ti9teit
obae 3neifel pobl fhpn ben geeignet.
fen unb beifen Musweg finben tperbe!
Das 1T aQerbings, mie mir gefeben
miHen, cine bequeme Mrt, politit au
treiben, unb ii1 um idpierise Grageu,
beren 8eantmortung @inem f6Der tdat,
berum3ubriiden. Das iibertrift ia pirts
ti6 mod iene beuti9en @onferbatipen,
bic al ibr Denfen unb 9anbeln auf
Bismard abmdl3ten, Der ibrer Meinung
mad vfhon NQes beiorgen" tpiirbel
Bon ben Mepublifanern fpra9 nur
eiu ein3iger &eprdientant segen Die
BiQ, unb 3par acknowledgements Der
Deutf9e 2ebIba9 BON Ohio. ct
CAB bic tur3e @rfldrung ab, baB er es
ufir peiier baIte, es ben ginaelfaaten
Su iiberlanen, ibre eigenen @abl Nu.
g~elegenbeiten gu beforger unb gu re-
guliren!" Inter i1ormalen 3uifdnoen
m1re bas pobl au9 ri1tig, aber mir
glauben, bob feIbit Der einseHeif@tefe
fibli9e Demotrat ni9t bebaupten mirb,
baB bic Wabl > 8erbdltniHe in einem
groBen She'll beg Sa6ens normal feien.
SeoenfaIs follte Der ttrmii9e Beifal,
nit ueIdem bic 9emotraten bes 6i>
bens 2eblba9s grtIdruns begriiBten,
fdon g~eniigen, bieien beoentli1 3u
ftimmen. Ob feline grfldrung unter
ben Dbwaltenben 8erbdltniHen febr
tueife mar, muB minoeifens 5tpeifelbaft
eri9einen.
Sanbbeit fann ntdbt gebetlt tperoeu
burd locale @pplicationen, neil fe ben tranfen
9beil bes Sbres nidt erreihen fonnen. 81
9iebt NUT etnen Meg, bic Saubbeit 3u ~furiren,
INV VI W pulW tuHIlttultuueut JtuIlttiet,
Saubbeit tpirb burd einen entainbeteu 3uifant
Der f1leimigen IaSfleibuns Der gufadifder
@o9re bernriadt. 8snn biele &obre fid emit
%aiinbet, babt ibr einen rumpelnben Son obel
Embellishments @ebor; unb ipenn ffe gang &c.
idlofcn 1T, erfolst 9aubbeit, unb penn BIZ
gnt5inouns nidt seboben unb biefe &obre pie.
bet ut ibren 9eb0tisen 8uifanb Serfebt tuerber
tann, tuirb oo8 @eb0r fir INNER 3erfort tper'
ben neun Sale unter aebn fnb bu'd Ratarrf
beruriadt, tpel9er nidts al8 Elm ent3iinbetel
3uitdnb Der f9leimigen OberTd1en lit.
Wir molten etnbunbert Dollars fir ieber
(ourd fatarrb rerurfadten) GaG bon Saubbet
geben, ben mir nidt bur1 ginnebmen bon
pal'S Ratarrb Cur beiIen fonnen. 2aBt gud
uinfonf @irculare tcinmen.
3. s. @beneb & Co., golebo, ..
az 8erfauft bon slpotbefsrn, rs Gents.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-06-05

To TRADE 100 acres of good land
in Wichita county for good team, or
horse and buggy. Inquire of &C."
this office. Small incumbrance on
land. d&c-lt
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CONTINUED rem Last Week.
DtiWAVEN RANCH
A Story of American Frontier
Life.
By Capt. CHARLES KING, US. A,
Author of"The ColoneEs Daughter" Prom
the Ranks, /" "The DeSerter," Etc.

Copyrighted 1888 by J. B. Lppincott Company,
Philadelphia, and published by special arrange
ment through the American Press Association
LET me help you, eagerly said Perry.
"That, at least, is more in my line.
And somehow their fingers touched as
he twisted at the stubborn knot. She
drew her hand away then, but it was
gently, not abruptly done, and he found
time to note that, too, and bless her for it.
al hate to seem ungracious, you know,
after all that's happened" said Mr..
Even, "but fear twill vex him awful
Iy if he should find you in here when he
comes to. He has had these attacks fol
some time past, and think he's coming
through all right. Seer
Old Maitland was certainly beginning
to open his eyes again and look vacantly
around him.
Better leave him to Miss Gladys,
said the overseer, touching the young
fellow on the shoulder. Perry looked
into her face to read her wishes before
he would obey. A flush was rising tt
her cheek, a cloud settling about her
young eyes, but she turned, after
quick glance at her father.
81 cannot thank you enough-now,
she said, hesitatingly. Perhaps Mr..
Even is right. You-you deserve to be
told the story of his trouble, you have
been SO kind. Some day you shall un,
acknowledgements not think unkindly
of us.
Indeed l do not now," he protested.
"And-whom are we to thank?-you
name, mean?" she timidly asked.
81 am Mr.. Perry, of the til cavalry
We have only come to Fort Rossiter thi
month"
"And l am Miss Maitland. Some dal
| can thank you" And she held fortl
her long, slim hand. He took it yer.
reverently and bowed over it, courtie
like, longing to say something that NIGH
fit the occasions; but before his scatteret
senses could come to him there wa
another quick step ut the veranda, and
voice that sounded strangely familia
startled his ears:
"Gladys! What has happened?' AM
there, striding to the sofa with the step
of one assured of welcome and thorough
" at home in those strange precincts
came DR.. Quin.
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Gwvnne hesitated painfully again:

Gwynne hesitated painfully again:
1.-THE doctor saw me this evening
down near where was hurt; but I got
back here without his help, sir. Lieu
tenant" said the soldier, suddenly,
"there are one or two things connected
with this days work that I cannot tell.
Come what may, must not speak Of
them, even to the captain"
Perry was silent moment. Then he
kindly answered:
81 do not think any one here will
press you to tell what you consider it
might be ungrateful or dishonorable in
you to reveal l will do what I can to
see that your wishes are respected And
now, if you are sure l can do nothing
for you, good night, sergeant" And the
young officer held out his hand.
Good night, sir" answered Gwynne.
He hesitated one moment. 1t was the
first time since he entered the service,
nearly five years before, that an officer
offered him his hand. Il was new and
strange sensation. 1t might not be ''good
discipline" to take advantage of it, but
there were other reasons. Gwynne
looked up in the frank blue eyes of his
lieutenant and read something there that
told new story. Out came hand as
slender and shapely as that of the young
officer, and the two were silen,-y and
firmly clasped.
"How can question him." said Perry
to himself as he walked slowly home
ward. SIS there not something l am
holding back?-something l cannot speak
of? BY Jupiter! can his be the same res
sonY' .,,,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-06-05

In all the wcrld there is but one cure.
DR.. Haines' Golden Specific. 1t can be
be given i'll a cup Of tea or coffee with
out the knowledge of the person taking
it, effecting a speedy and permanent
cure, whether the patient is a moderate
drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thous-
ands of drunkards have been cured who
have taken tue GoldenaSpecillc in their
coffee without their knowledge, and to-
day believe they quit drinking of their
own free will No harmful effect results
from its administration. Cures guar
anteed. Send for circular and full par
ticulars. Address in confidence,
Golden Specific Co., lS5 Race st. Gin
cinnati, Ohio. 14-1y
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BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME
WITH HEATH & MlLLIGANS
BEST PREPARED PAIltT!

We will furnish paint half of building, the
other half to be painted with other brand of paint ready
for or paint prepared by the painter himself by select
ing any pigment be may desire base, and using such
material as IN his judgment best produce the required
shade If in the opinion of disinterested party the Heath
Mgan Best Prepared Paint is superior to the other
brand OF paint in equal in every essential respect
the paint prepared by the painter far working qualities
covering properties and general appearance is concerned
there will be charge made for the paint, in the judg
ment of the referee Heath Mgans paint proves equal
superior to the paint used against the paint shall be
paid for; but willing go furher Heath MILL
gan paint at the expiration of one, three five years
is not equal that prepared by the painter regards beau
ty of finish and durability will refund the money paid
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Gasoline Stoves!

Osborn Bros g. Co. have or 3 good
gasoline stoves which they will sell at
cost 10 close out the stock.
They alse have few first class ovens
which they are selling at $500 each.
22-3&c2
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-06-05

GS cigar, caught sight of 8
cavalry sergeant hurriedly passing his
front gate. The main searching parties
had long since come home, unsuccessful;
Lieut.. Perry had returned and made re-
port that the people at Dunraven denied
having seen or heard anything Of
Gwynne, that both proprietor and mana
ger had treated his visit as an affront,
and that he had had much difficulty in
preventing fracas between his men and
a gang of rough fellows employed at the
ranch, that Mr.. Maitland had fallen
back in n swoon, and that he had left
him to the care of DIR. Quin, who ar
rived soon after the occurrence.
The colonel had been greatly interested
and somewhat excited over the details of
Perry's adventure as that young gentle
man finally gave them, for at first he
was apparently averse to saying much
about it. Little by little, however, all
his conversation with Maitland and Even
was drawn out, and the particulars OF
his hostile reception. The colonel agreed
with him that there was grave reason to
suspect some of the ranch people of
knowing far more of Sergt. Gwynne's
disappearance than they would tell; and
finally, seeing Perry's indisposition to
talk further, and noting his preoccupa-
ton and apparent depression of spirits,
he concluded that between fatigue and
rasped nerves the young fellow would be
glad to go to he'd, so he said, kindly:
"Well, | w"l't keep you, Perry, you're
tired out, Ill sit up and see the doctor
when he gets back and have talk with
him, then decide what steps we will take
in the morning. III send party down
the valley at daybreak, anyway. May !
offer you some whisky or a bottle of
beer?'
THANK you, colonel, believe not to-
night. A bath and a nap will set me all
right, and I'll be ready to start out first
thing in the morning. Good night, sir. ,
Bat Col: Brainard could not go to sleep.
The garrison had turned in" all except
the guard and Capt. Stryker. That officer
had returned an hour after dark, and,
getting a fresh horse, had started out
again, going down the south side of
the Monee to search the timber with
lanterns, the Cheyenne scouts having
reported that Gwynne's horse had come
up that way. He had been missed by
Mr.. Perry, who galloped up the trail to
catch the platoon before it reached the
post, and the colonel now that he had
heard the Iieutenant's story, was impa-
tiently awaiting his return. Up to with
In few minutes of midnight, however,
neither Stryker nor the doctor had come;
dim lights were burning in both then
quarters and at the guard house. Every.
where else the garrison seemed shrouded
in darkness. Catching sight of the yellow
chevrons as they fitted through the food
OF light that poured from his open door
way, the colonel instantly OWNED thai
this must be a sergeant of Stryker's TROOP
going In search of his captain, and
promptly hailed him:
"What is it, sergeant? Amy news?"
Eyes, sir" answered the soldier, halt
] ing short. "Sergt Qwynne's conn
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