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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-13
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tarren unb fabren ibn iiber ben @artens
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legen ibn bort in ben 2aubI1uppen;
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unb mir En6 aus Der @el9i6ie 'raus. :"
Ser plan murbe oann aud fofort ins
Werf geiebt, unb 5lpar NIT @rfolg; bod
batten bic Geiben nid)t ben mabiamen
Spib bes poli5eis Sergeantea III 8ere9.
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len unb 9eulen funogesebsn, baB Die
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gBege iiebenben jungen 9uri6e auf bic
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unb elmer 4n5abl Der bornebmieu Yauz
ern uno @emeinbsrdtae iif in frei ses
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(5Ortiesuns fOlst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-13
2Sie lit bies

8ir 6ieten einbunbert Collars GcIobnuno
fir ieoen Gall BON Sfatarrb, Der ni6t burd) Gin.
nebmen bon Sall's Statarrb CUR 0ebeilt nerben
fam.
8. 8. gbeneb & &c., eigcntttmer,
Eolebo, 0bio.
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felt ben lesten % Sabren aefannt nub baiten
i'm fir bollfommen ebrsnbafi in alien Sc.
idaftSbanolungsn unb fnansieu bcfdbiot,
ale bon feiner 6irma ein9e9angenen 8etbino.
lidteiten gu erfiiaen.
8ef & 8ruaL @robbanbelS. 0roouillen,
Soleoo, Sbio.
Balbina. ainnan&W Warbin, @rob.
banbels,Drosuiifcnt 8oleOo, Obio.
q. q. Ban Soefen, fafiirer 3oIeoo ga-
tional 8anf, 9olebo, Ohio
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uno pirft oireft nuf bas 8lut uno bic Id)Iei-
mi9en Sbcradfen beS SbGtems. 3eugniiie
frei uerfanot. preis rs Gents fit bic sSlafdle.
Btrfauft bon ollcn Gpoibefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-13
@rfOla erssnate 3nDeriieat.

Nls 70 erfOlgrei6 bat fi9 DR.. Pierce $
Golden Medical Discovery i'm 5eilen
bon 6roniI6em gtaientatarrb, 2uftr6bz
ren. unb 9alstrantbeiten betpieieu, bab
feline Ja6rltanten es iebt bur6 9lpotbez
fer unter elmer , iitipen 8arans
tie betfaufen, baB ss, ipenn prbentli6
probirt, in jebem Sale BON Nubsn lein
ober beilen, ober bas bafitr be3abIte
@eIo 5urildgegsbeu piro. 5aminbIu6t
q. |. StrOpbulOfe Der 2ungen) pirb
ebeHfalls bur6 oiele ipunberpole Me0is
gin, ipenu tedi5eitig einseuommen. gez
beilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-13
9lufictenerreeeno!

Der lebersans rpn lanser Idmer,bafter araut6eit
III rpbHter 0eiunbbeit lit eine Gpp6e i'm 9eben Res
Menden. Gin clte5 bemertenSpertbeS GreisniB perz
sBt man ntt nnb bletbt Rem beitSbrinSer tets
SttterS" lcben. 60 piee rertanten i6re @eiuncbeit
pteiem srpben Selmiiel unh Ipne. 9Rer nit irsenb
einer ardntbei eer eren ber Geber poer hes Mu9en5
9epagt III, 9legs ME lanse, lpro Iefprtige 8elies
run9 pnr Zen @etraub Gleetrtc 8tter3 erlaugen.
9ertaut lu 30 9tS. unb 81 bic 6lai6e in Oretb,
pmp on & Is g.'5 4prbete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-13
,fluttuationen i'm Mlarfte fir 6

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fenuaaren faun Seoer bermeiben, Der
feline Orbers bur6 pieper& g GuItz
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guIirsn ibre Breiie mad hem GnnEum.
piper & S9uItbeB baben ic,s etnen
enormen 0orratb bon Jen3orabt, giieu.
ble6 u. |. 10. unb iie nottren frtbere
nieorige preife, DsnG oiefelten aud i'm
0larfte iieigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-13

8egen 8eritopfung pber gaIiliIden
Gopfldmer3 ipenbet DR.. Pierce's Pei
lets ali; rein psBcta5iliid. Cine pro
0olis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-13
Sn eagle YaB III Der fdotii6e

Sngenieur, 9err 6. 8. MihlIer, eifrig
oamit beiddftist, Die StraBen unb
pldBe Der Stabt gu bermeHen, ba oies
iel6en grabirt merben iollen unb ba man
CUTE Seitenwege an5ulegen gebentt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-13

= Gs eiebt in ben Der. Gtaaten
etpa 100000 pIerbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-13

Die
aSOdentlidc Sreie Yreiie flir Seras
eri9eint
jeoeU Donueraag
unb foitet
$3.50 fir eas Sabr uSer $1.25 f.it
6 Wfpnate lit Vurauebesablmma.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
Remarkable Blind Men.

A namesake Of our great American
temperance lecturer, John Cough. al
Englshman by birth. became quite cele-
brated as a boganist and writer on sub
lects pertaining 10 natural philosophy.
tie was totally blind from the age Of 8
years, the sense of vision being 50 dead
ened that he could not perceive the glare
Of sunlight upon the snow on the bright
est winte; days. Disabled by this appall-
ing affiiction. he studied botany. his
wife, brothers and sisters doing his read
ing, aud collected and arranged, 10y The
sense Of touch alone. and without the
least aid from any living human being,
one of the largest and most valuable col
lection of dried herbs and grasses al that
time 1850 known in Britain.
That wonderful invention, the string
alphabet for the blind, was invented by
man who never saw his queer looking
machine, the face Of his mother, or the
glad sunlight of which he SO feelingly
wrote. David Macbeth was blind from
birth. vet perfect genius in dozen
different ways. lie was an accomplished
musician, perfect prodigy in mathe-
matics and an inventor of no mean order
/ of merit. Besides his string alphabet. he
was the inventor OF one of the earliest
Known revolving barrel churns. of q
/ clamp 10 be used by bOokbinders IN
| stitching leaves together, and of self
oiling attachment for wagons and carri-
ages. He could take his watch TO pieces
and put it together almost as quickly as
the man who made it could have done.
| 1t was without a crystal, and by gently
| touching the hands with the tips of ms
fingers he could tell within one second
of the time of day or night.
He was an expert at the national game
of cricket and was reckoned as being one
of the most valuable men in some part
of the game. but useless in others.
When he died he had been engaged fol
years on the perfection of fire escape
which has since, with some slight change
aid additions, made London firm indie
pendent.
Alexander Rodenback, the Belgian
politician, and for long time membe
of the Belgian lower house, was total.
blind. Besides being noted as a politica
economist, ROdenback was the author O
several works on deaf muteism. blindnes
and kindred subjects.-John ". Wrgh
In ST. Louis Republic.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
rrformation PARTY.

The newest game takes the form q an
Information party. and - begun by pass
ing to each gentleman card and 10 the
ladies small pieces Of paper, which
should be numbered. Those who dis
cover the same number on their card and
paper are partners for the game.
Zach couple must think u q question,
sensible or ridiculous, historical IT in
regard 70 the weather. - he written on
the cards. after which the cards are %
be gathered together. and the leader
reads each in turn, giving a feT moments
for the mariners 70 consider the subject
and write the answer. which should be
read aloud in turn This is where the
fun of the game begins. - many of TIE
answers are exceed ngiT queer.
Those having correct answer mark
their card 50. = wrong answer 9. and i
t.,o answer IS anve here near right it D.
counted 3 When 81 arc aided Trizss
nav le distributed. as Ed progress ~
ssr,es f-r the best ard porree record
Th. instructive Tarr ~ tee game IS the
sise-s.s-r which follows the questions
ne lzi1ht IL Banker Hll r1araa.ent 81
rh.t a-e~~r<-fv ilrinz rear 81 ouEhr r
l--w a-5 rss 81 Al inform s3ou part =
rst5 q f.-r evenings sgo o-lF o1e Es-so-
~ ,----s-v ~ tv-entT vss ssre - -.
e~.,-. --~-tsr ~ fest. Boston Irsve e-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
Progressive Theology.

4 certain evangelist in Western Nir-
ginia organized a Sunday school, and by
dint of diplomacy obtained a goOdly fol-
lowing Of Youngsters into whose uncomb-
ed heads and plant hearts he instilled the
rudimeRts of religion. Neither did he
spare the corrective rod in case his charge
failed to come to taw with the catechism.
One Sunday new arrival was discov
cred over in the boys corner. He was
called down before the teacher and cross
examined with view to learning his re-
ligious requirements.
"How many gods are there" asked the
teacher.
The boy thought moment and ven
tured the assertion that there were two.
Wrong said the teacher.
Three
Oh. YOU must know better than that
Try again. How many gods are there"
Four whimpered the boy.
"Wrong again" shouted the instructor.
4 will give you one more chance. If
YOU don't answer right this time I'll tan
YOU. Now, for the last time how many
gods are there"
Five" walled the unhappy tow head.
Smacbt The teacher gave him a thor
ough dressing down and sent him from
the room in disgrace. A belated scholar
found him sitting by the roadside howl
ing at the top of his voice
What's the matter, jack
''Teacher licked me-"
''What fort'
"'Cause didn't know how many gods
/ there were
"Huh, that's easy enough
"D' you know"
Course"
"How many are there
zone. YOU stupid.
"One, eh. Well. YOU just 60 in there
with your little one god and you'll catcl
#. lowed there was FIVE. and he nigE
killed me. Washington Post
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
SHE WORE qHR BRREcEEs
Bus " - forces - De a.. "a Plea Ches-
Ilss 90 " lnaa nAs


The defendants answer, ln thf cas-
0f Harry H. Burioson ys Elmheta
Bar.eson. Mas hlod yesterday Ms.
Barleson says tesi when she mauied
Harry. he told ben that iie home he
was to take her 40 belauged IL h.m. hu4
size soon found e belonged o. h.s l.af-
euts and tney considered her an Guuel-
come iutradtl.
Her moiherin-l whom she dg-
sCr.bed as un enormous. coarse. Hitter
aio, violent. pfptaue Aua leNcugetAl
woman. commenced 8 course 0I aaui-
iaecrlng aeuSe. Shc refused o. Lea heI
80 L. church except a. sie would walk
three mucs. called her street
WA ger, .'house-WarmcT and told
AcI % beware ct ben revenge, which
Mas sAfeoter to ler tlap anyboay's Tile
All th.s Snt silently endured, aud dld
tbc heaviest part ~ the houseWOrk and
WAS often compe ED - don male attire
ald work in ihe nelds - iarm hand
and Was compelled Ola such occasions.
10 wear her husband : breeches tAat
were ragged and patched and dad not
ht hvI. Size was Obliged, ln tbls attire,
10 pCk cherries from tac Hops of the
highest trees ln windy weather, close %
the public highway. Finally she was
obliged 10 leave tha Bur.eson place aud
walk 10 her parents home through Tie
mud aud ra.n and so d half-naked con
/ dItou. rhe Is agrctabie lo the demand
uf the complainant for 8 divorce, hut
a. ne is an ablo-boiled man and pos
sessed OF considerable personal prop
gTtV sas ask the count - grant heT
such almony a. may seem lust-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
COURT RECORD.

CIRcUIT-IIOn. ". c. Burch, judge
Lorenzo -. Foote ys. Richard ID.
Swarthout, aSsumpst; order lhat plain-
titf within thirty days iilo with clerk
bond for security tor costs sl0o, with
one or more sufficient surltes. James
NJ Troy vs.. Charles :. Burton and
Anna Burton, chaucory; motion for Sc
curity for costs denied without prclu-
dice. VIM. Ilakc Us. Matt. Gleason
and VIM. Gleason. cnauccrv; motion 10
strike amended bill from files granted
without costs. Cyrus G. Thompson vs..
Henry X Smith; petition for leave 20 ap-
peal after the lapse of five days; Orderal-
lowing appeal 10 be made within thirty
days. The Village of GraudVle ".
Truman and Lucius JcnlsOn, ln chan
cerv; hearing continued. On call to-
day, 81, is, 33 and 2s.
SrPEmoR-lIou. +. 4. Burlngamo,
iudgo-Hattie :. Buss ys. Edward
Buss, III chanccry; hearing on motion
for support of child; argued and
denied. The People vs. K. :. Ill.,
saloon open on holiday; former plea
Withdrawn and pleaded guilty. sen
/ fenced TO pay fine Of SJU and costs
I 500, or be Imprisoned I'D jail untu
/ paid, not exceeding SIX months. lhe
/ People VS.. Il. :. Hill, saloon open on
/ Sunday; sentenced L. pay a fine OF
/ 500 and costs $50, or IN default
/ thereof to be imprisoned IN jail three
months. Christina Nachtegau v.
( Franz Nachtegall, III chancery; motion
Tor almony and expenses argued; de-
fcndant ordered TO pay = per week,
commencing Monday, February y,
and solicitor fee OF SD within thirty
days. In re Jurors OF the court eN-
( cuscd for the term. Attorneys must
file notices Of trial for March term OF
. superior court, on or before February
-. Hattie J.. BUss rs. Edward j.
Buss; motion for support of chlld dc.
med. Bastan Van BuTcn vs.. Tho
Powers 4 Walker Caskct Company de
murrer TO the declaration argued.
/ PEoBArE-H Cyrus l.. Perkins
iudge-Estatc of James Muir, deceased
viii admitted 20 probate, letters tesla
meuiary issued 10 Elizabeth Muir
Estate Of Dewitt &. Thomas. deceased
Wm. H. Staplcton appointed admmis
traitor Estate oi Joel Williams, de
ceased; Abel Chase appointed admins
traitor. Estate of Wontcr Van SteCnscl
deceased. administrator s first accOun
/ UiGd. Estate OF Gn3lltr Bttln- tt
ceased: Frederick Bcem appointed al
mn.strat0r. Ia re Mary &. Cummins
INDECENT insane, order for admission q
asylum at Kalamazoo. Estate O
Washington J.. Heath, deceased. ad
minstrator's first annual account al
lowed
P3ucr-Hon. John 7. Holmes. ludg
Timothy Ryan. drunk. - fine an.
S3.35 costs. or II days, committed
GEORGE Wa.hbun. drunk, s. fine ans
ss.a5 costs. or u days. committed
Robert Fitchall. dlsordDTly person, par
- auc and $50 COTS. Bert Maicr-
di,ardor.y person, adjourned ~ } cbru
arv 20. l0a. m. =. Mc6owcn. dIsoi
dcrlv person. adjourned 20 Ffbruar
30. 10 m. Ouin LoDnsilury, dlsol
derlv person. adjourned 90 Fetrnar
-. ID q. m. Clarence Liehg, iarccn
l,.s than 9. Reform School until
years old Fred Trowhrdge, truanc'
nollc pr0s'd. q scbarEed. >amuo ~
, hart. clubczzicment: adjourned 90 Fc'
ruary 81. 80 p. ul. George +. Mover
larceny less than So; adjourned T. Fc
fuary 20. 10 a. 20.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
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FEe eaGlsazaa. rlaas t'.- trs0 ckic2so.
A. asv gsF -l-ezlsF te1sgs as fa-rs
gs1en ~ &c Aal his sls aes. A. ~
He,a csnael tle rlaes q srangAE. 80.
Isat f2lea 81 as4- t4ea t9tQ p-Scssee.
Ee knss llz r-s1tegas vSss ~ speoeA
Bsr trC.l l1en nqt. L1e sil4F.a lass =
.Esstegh Barrvgg hzo~Eiu< Blests
Be ull1e ~ ee las.rre3 l.se lgyt s 50 -
F-lsslgus
II ueFer we'd ~ ezher rlrs
Hs crlel- IL 49, Chso.-zo f&stisa
.Ee2y Ms ? b Z Rkobs erisa.
AZ hisl 1eF cult~rel liz 1ka rlSen-
e1f yeg el.n Use u.ore prog-r sqeec1
siugiy Dll.sg decline q llSle1
-I<saAe 20 lslens ~ yoa 8os
l,a8e2go eaa,a ~ - lil n1slr-te.
= is.el s a verb an strts / tAi-k.
Arc Ia asclne1, oag coo5ug4sed
Tlis native wlt ~ slPgck the lnsil
fIled wheat Ia meEy a. elevator
Tat al sar s@lt vas. Il Ia yeaf verb
SIC - anled lana y eoalagAle oer
-The lounge
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
He MADE a BAD BREAK,
A Grana Rapids MAJ tuFersoa@tes a.
ouaccr ana tscGs Hate Assuh1e

A Crane RAPIDS AaA At~ - - '.-.+N ."
oraoer sno 0cls Hate HfSuhle.
Abaal 8 O'Clock last evening well
dressed man stepped uto l.ie ofaoe q
the Daxs House aooosted Nlghi Clerk
NeChesney. and said he wanted - eN-
anime the REGISTER. Ii was handed mm
and after some minutes he called the
clerks attention o. name on the az
rivals Tor sunday, fepc0afy 8, ANA
wanted o. ANON u tle IaAn aileN lft-iS
t0 trat name MAS ia tae ho~st A-
lhesneX sad le WAS Eot, anu had h4t
been for week. The nitf4oSaio Tor
SAID IL was au officer irom Nfana a. i'-
sIsaua lte had 4 Warrant for aoafrrst ot
the man. asil he should nQlu Acl Aeste
resD8us. ble 4 he allowed hin 10 ocsea PC.
As he lQrlla 10 80 oat he iei1Ai hed
that the luan MAS lu the house ana Il 4
vta. necessary hc would ,tafth li,
house for ann After hc was gone SIC
( Chesney concluded hc would have lu
locked up. and hunting up Detective
+ case Ae nad tie officer taken 90 int
rotce station. lie denied that ht hNo
,muers0uated an officer, bul ghe sewers.
Witnesses brought bv tAe night CLERK
,ubstauUated AcNLesucY s~siateueat
lIc gave lac name 10 tie cLleI a. k0bel
/ Coley. OF Grand Rapids. and SAID he
4 had come 90 the city 10 have LOT Ol
potato diggeIs made Al Tie p,ison, oi
winch he beld a patent, and wanted
them quick as the potato season had
( already begun.-J0oksoA Patriot.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
The -Leaar,,.v Pe.i. sn.

Prom the EKenln. Leader
Ii Was not t. have been expected that
the Ea3l, would conduct the discussion
OF the water question in y reputable
manner upon It's merits, hence is in-
snuauon that the editorial columns Il
the papers advocating the sale ot tho
water works were controlled 10y the RN-
drauhc Company, is not surprising. Ia
this connection d is fair % call atten-
uon 20 that which Is accepted as nnl-
ycfsal fact, that when man assumes
20 bc "hoher than thou he ls not
without sin himself, but generally has
pretty good Tag on. Inc Same rule
applies - newspapers.
II the Eaole aas a memory, Il VII
remember that thc Leade has alwaAs
advocated thc gallery system ol Water
supply and Ilas never SAID WORD in
favor Of tho river. AZ one time the
/ noard ol Public Works was gallery
Z board and tue J6odo was ia accord
/ with ID, bat the membership OF the
/ b0aid r being constantly changed ana
with ncw mon come new ideas, winch il
f one chef objection 10 board manage
mout OF thC water works and one res-
. son for the failure 20 make thc system
sclf-sustamlng. The board De- now COM
mittcd 10 Grand river as source OF
supply and the Lcooo is still IN favor OF
/ the gallery system, and that i the sys-
TEN IN use by the Hydraulic Company.
The L-ader has never been asked by
, the Hydraulic Company or any one
/ representing Il 10 take position ~
favor of il: much less have we been
! offered consideration for the position
We have taken. The Leado' has opin-
IONS OF is own upon all questions, and
unlike the EoQ'c, l-nOt afraid 10 express
them. II docs not wait until some one
comes into the Ofhcc and gives advice
as 10 what it would be proper 20 say.
| The Icadcr believes In the sale Oi the
water works rs a business proposition.
The cltvedcbt Is growing larger, ta1es
are becoming higher, ana the water de
ficit is annually increasing. Grand
river j. but little else than an open
sewer. and from tins stream OF poilu
ton the Board OF Public Works insists
that the city must take Its water sup
ply. If the people express Toy thcl
votes that they are satlhed VIII
this system, the Leodc Wi
abide bv the decision o
the majority, bat VIC do insist tha
the people should b be gwen chance Z
cxprcss themselves. They are quite a
competent as are the opponents OF th'
sale. who would like TO have ever,
homeless man deprived OF las vote, ,
Il could be- done. The Loado j. no
committed 20 the Hydraulic Compan,
so far that il viii not advocate any bet
tor pr0p0sitiOu that ls submitted J
the Maverick Bank, or Mcssrs. Housc
man and Gilbert viii make bette
: proposition than the Hydraulic Com
: aanv have made, the Loade VIII advc
cate II with all the force 10 can com
/ mand.
; But at present the question Is, "shal
the matter bo submitted % the pcopi
70 pass uponT' The alderman VIII
p saws u shah not be- is declaring that ih
. people are not competent % exprc.
themselves up0n the question.
there is such man on the board, i'
him stand mp. lic viii have somcthin
= hard 10 explain 20 ilIs conFt tuents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
Coins 80 Chiaa

Mrs. !. VI. Hadley. 81 Hastings,
mother of Nrs IS. !. stuart, Is about
10 leave on long journey, % be absent
from this country for the next seven
wears. she has been for some time ac-
lively engaged in tie interests of foreign
missionary work as secretary of the
ladies AUXILIARY of tbe Episcopal
Church. 81 Hastings, and f Row gong
out r. Han kaw, China, 90 engage n
tho work herself. shc docs not 60 as
missionary from any nssoc aton. brat
VIII take up her residence vfh
Arthur ~. Locke and FANNY, who are
residents ri Haw kaw. Nr. Locke l'eing
engaged in the same work. Ars. iad-
lcv sails from SAN Francesca og March
~. and makes the journey ~ thf Ia
Cilc route.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
Aponble K.ioicing

Mrs. Wm. \. Rowe, vino has just Te-
covered from a very tedious and serl-
Gus illness, WAS Oh sunday treated 10
substantial manifestation OF the love
and respect that She dtseryedly receives
from her husband The day Was the
ladys birthday, and Air. Rowe de-
termned TO observe u in a double
sense, as the anniversary OF her birth
and a day or thanksgN Nng for her re-
coyery from 80 imminent IA lllncss.
The souvenir OF the double event con-
slsts of magnificent kYerctte
piano accompanied with the heart
ielt wish tlat Mrs Rowe might
live long TO elicit from Il sweet
music Tor those SO Iondiy devoted 10
her. Mr. Rowe, however, WAS not the
only contributor 10 las Wfe's happ.-
ness that day; the sixth Ward BAPTIST
Mission Sunday-schOO! OF which Nj.
Rowe is superintendent, beng tie
donors of Il very beautiful basket OF
cut flowers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

The final party gwen lasf evening -
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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

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