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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-19


SENATOR ALLISON and Mouth" Cannon
have, after much figuring, at lsst published
a ststemeut of the footing OF the Ireasu'!
be the late republican Congress. But with
all their cpheripg and underestimate they
have not been able to make 1t appear that
that footing was not carried to the extent OF
nearly billion dollars. Messrs. Allison
and Cannon were chairmen of the Senate
and House appropriations committees and
should have known the exact sum OF the ar :
proprigtions when Congress adjourned. a
democratic member OF the House con :
mittee did, and at that time said
they amounted TO one billion SIX
million dollars; and now, fifteen days
after, the two republican members re-
fsrred to practically substaptate his state
ment The history of the world does not
afford a similar instance OF the impunlty
with which nomiEal!y free and indepen-
dent peopls allowed themselves to be 80
ruthless pundered by their own govern
nenf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-19

COMPARATIVE SrATEMENr-An cl eial state
ment prepared by the clerks of the Senate and
House appropriations committees for scnstor AL
lion and Representative Cam on chairmcD of the
committees, sh wing the appropriations oil
the two lsst Cor resses-the fitch and Fifty
frst-wss made pubic to day. By comparison
the statement shows that the appropriate MS ~
the fly. flrst CONGRESS exceed th7se of tbs fli'
tieth fully $4,000, 90. The sun total OF np'
preparations by the Fify-f first Congress aggrc-
gated 1898, 40 129, aud those of the Fl tieth
$817 1853, $50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-19
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The criminal expenses in Virginia for the
last facal year were S261, S52.
Rev John w. Wolf dropped dead at his
residence 10 Loudoun county yesterday.
Tvo Of the oldest and most respected citi-
zors of Campbell county died on Monday
Mr.. Madison Haden aud Mrs. Aan Early.
The only case before the Court of Appeals
yesterday was that o. Perrin against the
Common ealtb, which Sas argued and cub
mitted.
Ii lie said tibet Dr.. G. F. Lindsey. dentist
OF stanton, has deserted his wife and eloped
with Miss Rena Myers, pretty dresamsker
of that city.
Mrs Jalis Z relct Of Hon. R. Kdder
Meade. died in Petersburg yesterday. aged
50 years years. She was Miss Julia Hask!Ds
before her marriage.
Dr.. W. G. Pearse, prominent republican
Ct Petersburg, died Tuesday night aged rs
years. He wac o native CT Nsw York and
was mayor OF Petersburg during the recon-
s.'uction period.
Near Charlottesville has been discovered
valuable building stone, which has bean
pronounced by learned and experience eI-
perts 10 be more valuable THAI granite 1t
is q beautiful steel gray color and receives
high polish. II is seid to be 10 immense
qusnti'y.
AT the pfeoent term Of the U 8 Court 10
Eynchburg much interest has baen excited
by the announcement that the friends Of
Judge Paul have determiaed TO preeent his
name 10 President Harrison for appointment
rs the additional Judge fog the Circuit Court
of Appeals fo- thst circuit under the Ie-
cent act Of Congress creating this court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-19
1r.ExA NDRIA. " A
THURSDAY EvENINa, MARCH 10.
WIEN virginian applies for appoint

WHEN Virginian applies for appoint
meat TO any position In any of the govern
meat dspartm snts at Washington, either IN
the classified or uuolassii I'D list, he Ia in
formed that Virginia already has more than
her full quota of such positions, and can
have no more until the present number De
reduced by death or resignation, as unoer
the civil service law none can be removed
s1oept for cause Bat when the list OF viz
ajnia's uaots Is examined, 1t is observed that
a great many OF the names 90 1t are those OF
people who not only are not Virginisns' and
nave no home in the State, but VINO never
did live here. aud who have no interest what
ever la Virgins or in any of her concerns.
Some o; them were appointed many years
ago. and retained their places even under
the enc democratic administration the cour-
try has had since 1860. And yet such things
have become SO common that they lorg
since ceased to bs the cause of any special
wonder
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-19

Buy DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Il cures
without fail To be bad at all dea!e.s iof
25 cents.
"Heaven's last best gifs-my ever rev
delight" s not my browa-ssone hoass hor
ny carrisge and pair, nor my hoe ne"
yacht, nor my ptettlesT girl, ror ny nopts
of seat In Congress, DOT !heee, hra my
wonderful! cure for pain, Salvaticn Oh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-19
Audy Moore, eyed twenty-,ne, and Me;

ANDY Moore, eged twenty one, and Mics
Allie Cox, aged sixt zen, were drowned near
Kennedy, Ala, yesterday. A psrty of pu-
pis ni the sdg High School were ont
boating, aod the boat cspsized. Moore
brought one young lady to shore, hut when
be returned for Miss lie the current was
too strong and both went doom together.
he could have saved his owa life by swim
ming out alcns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-19
Senator Hea, SITS Will.

SAN Francisco. CAL, March 19.-The
will of the late Senator Hearst was f ed yes-
terday By bis widow, wbo is made sole ex-
ecutrix and is bequeathed the entire estate.
Provision is made that II Ms. Hearst mar
ties again one half Ct the tae reverts to
her son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-19

This morning. GoEap, one of the contest.
ants 10 the walking match In New York,
vas snddcnly ssZsi with fit OF insanity
while he was going around the track, and
uttering wild shrek, sprang over the rail
and made daeh for the street tui was soon
captured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-19

Dr. Bulls B by Syrup is recommended By
all dealers as being purely vegetable. re-
liable aud safe PREPARATION for babies. Price
oplv IS cents
Do ZIP ct to get rich Goo esay;" and
iou'. rxpect to cG,e ca:srrh or infuenz in
neit IA day but uae Old Ssul's Catarrh Care
and note the improvement that Will at oace
follow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-19
Secretary of the Treasury Foster, wher

asked yesterday at Toledo, Ooic, whether
he would be candidate for the United
States Senate to succeed Hon. John Sher-
man in case the next Onio Legislature Is re-
pubiicsp said he had heard it int!m ated that
Mr. Sherman might retire at The end of his
present term. but that he (Fos'er) ] q not
think he would he doing what is hest Tor t 70
rcput ilcan party were he candidate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-19
DIED.

Yesterday evening. at 6:10, CEC LA La
TRUITE, widow OF the late Richard l.. CArne,
aged nearly eighty seven years. Tho frs ms ,S o.
the family are respectfully invited tn attend slo
funeral services at st Msry IS Church on Saturday
morning next at 10 &C ock
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-15
Eera a 8.

- Sn Muitin muroe ber farbige
rReberenb4 5. .. Coffee bonn 8unoess
ri6ter Wtarep tpegen 8erieubens uns
aa9tiger Briefe bur@ bic Poit 3u einem
Sabre 3u9tbaus perurtbeilt.
= Sherman @ountp i'm panbanble
TT bas erfte gountp beg Gtaates, bas
feine Steuereini@dBungs Stolen fir
bas Sabr 1891 an ben Comptroller ge,
fanbt bat. Dieie 2iiten aeigen cine
3unabme oes einsei6dbten Steuertperz
tbes um $18,120.
= Na9 benz ioeban bonn 5taatsz
fduliuberintenoenten ber6ffentli1ten
S9ut Aius, belduft fi9 bic f9ulpai9s
tige 8ep6lteruug i'm State 9eras iebt
auf 5S3,779 gegen 562, ,672 i'm porigen
Sabre. IS 1T bas cine 3unabme BON
81 Broaent. Sie Rate BON 81. so pro
2opf mirb bOfsatli@ aufre9t erbalien
merben t6nnen.
= Sn ytetp Birmingham tpirb am
Is. unb II. Suli Elm groBes ngiien.
,GeifA peranftaltet, 3u benz man au@
ben @op. Sogg ertpartet.
= Sn 4uitin beginnt am Is. SuIi
bas sroBe 1ebunsslaser Der @taatss
Mili3en. 9ie 8unbesmilitdr 8ers
Ualtung bat bereituillisit cine eroBe
Wn3abl bon 3elten uno anbeter 2agers
utenttlten baau gelieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-15

ausbelern iolIte, babe er fettig eema6t,
unb Sic t6natsn bieielben bel Dem
Wlrtbs gegen 3ablung bon 3 Do. 40 pf.
IN @mpfang nebmen. Wabrl9einiid
bat er befir6tet, baB sic F9 meigern
mhrben, gu aablen. 9as 1T bud elm
gan5 berninftiger Brief.
9lngetl.: Na1 benz parairafen 10
uno 10 muB Id bet als ne Mrt grprefIuna
anfeben, bet bisfen Gliderei fann uns
mbsli9 brei Matt oiersig Jenniie ma.
den.
yori. Dariiber babe i1 tein urtbeiI.
Sic fouen nun aber aus &a6e lbm eine
ieiner 9oien bon Oben bis unten aerriFen
baben.
Augefl. Set babe i'd iebabu, aber
Bios, inbem i'd ibr ietpiFermaBen Sci bic
Saubfummeniprabe benubeu uoQte.
Sd tpurbe natiirlid faIf6 tber bic un=
peri9dmte Jorberung un nollte i5m bet
tlar MAIDEN, bet bic 6oie, bic er mir
ieflidt bot, iar teene 3 Marf 40 ssenniie
mebr tDertb mar, utl um ibm bet 10 rett
beireift1 3I MAIDEN. nebme i'd eene Don
feline 9oien, bic uf n Subj lagen, uu
fahe he 10 an uH6 nebme ite fosauseins
amber un made 10 I'm bic Miirbiafeit
an3ubeuten, oenn mie fo1 man nit en-
Saubfumlaen tueiter fpre9en, I'M obne
bet Id mir bet beriebe, iebt fie auseinons
Der. Some olle taabfumme Gdneibers
boie fana oo9 man febre meuig bers
bragen.
@ori.: 66ren sic nal, bic @eidi@te
tpirb Sbnen 3einer glaubeu. Der 3euge
miro uns ben Sa6berbalt gan3 anbers
oottragen. gBie NOR es benn nit ber
8ebrobunss
Nngetl.: Oct mar man Mumpib bon
mir. Nls Id ben anbern Moraen frlh
tpeeiing TN ct nod int Bette lag, ba
t6rieb Id bet binten uf bic &eGnung I'm
leete tie ufn Did.
Worf.: gs fteht in flaren biirren Wors
ten barauf, bob sic i'm talt MAIDEN
tDollen, menn er nod cine Na9t In Der
Wobnung bliebe.
Angetl. Det itebt babrui, a6er bet
5rau@t ia nidt INNER nit 59ieBen,
9auen poer 9tedlen su Fnb, Id tonnte
ibn ia oo9 nit Wafer falt MAIDEN, uie
Id bet In bic borigte Nadt geSban batte.
un 10 batte Id bet oob iemeent: menn er
ndmlt9 tpieber bet S9nar9en trieien
follte.
yori.: Sbre Musreben Hno tpirtlid
bewunoernswertb, tperben Sbnen aber
ntebr f9abeu tDie niBen.
Ingctl Wenn i'd berurtbeslt tuerbe,
10 tann Id ni@t bafor un iaae tpeiter
nii9t wie uni6ulb bbut tpeb!"
Snr6 bic gemeisaufnabme lpirb ieber
3peifel on ber S9ulb bes NngetIagten
gebOben; er foll 20 R. @elbarafe 3abs
len.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-15
AltBerproenidtr SnsDertanf Don Ynbmaer .glrtitelu
sa beoeaaenb berabseiettem Nreem.

Die Pusnta4erei lit 1nts Elm liebseiporSenes
Sbena. 9Sie icber oltere Mniiebler San @n=
tontos NIT Stols auf bas SSadstbum umb
@eoeiben Der Stabt Suriidblift, 10 inadt es
gfo9 Dor iteben Sabren Elm beideibener Mns
fang. bat es fid) unaufbSrli6 in 8eItebtbett
lInp umfans ausgeoebnt, bts es beute pbne
SfpelIel oas srbBte, beiterleudtete tnb in iez
Der Neile pollfommen ausseftettetite @nb>
na9erbeparteinent bes san3en @efens lit.
aaes Geidmadbole, fpelbes bur6 @elb au
errei9en mar, lit angei9afft ipcrben. llebees
banpt, ipenn man beriifiihtist, bab mir 9(aes
haben, nnb bab bas 8efe au 10 anBergepD6n.
lth billigen Preiien perfauft ipirb, 1o iit eS
fetnesipegs aufdllig, baB bie Damentuelt
San gntonios gSDlfiOns Nteberlage ais
9auptquartier fiir feine Nubma9er1a6en err
f[Gren.
Sang TN @egentbeil ipunberbar ipdre es,
ipenn Ote Sa6e it4 anbers perbielt
Sic ffe.fpS4pm S}ttsXe.. 4,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-15
Glectrtc 8itterS.

Siefes Seilmittel iif 70 nobIbefannt unb 70
populdr setpcrben, bab eS taum nod beionberer
eripabnnns bebarf. ale, bic es iesnals &c,
braudten, ftimmen nit elm in iein Sob. Cine
reinere Mebiein siebt eS ni9t, unb es pirb Ga.
rantie seleifet, bae fie allies lsiftet, mas man
boa ibr berfpri9t. @lectric 8itterS beilt alle
9eioen Der 2eber anb ber Nieren, es entfernt
@ei6piire, ausi9lae, Salsf1ub unb anbere
6olsen unreiuen Blutes. 60 treibt bas Sra.
laria. Gieber aus benz SbHem, beust bemfelben
bor unb beilt es ielbif in ben bartn1digifen
6dllen. 60 eurirt &Opff6mer3en, 8lutanbrans
mad benz aopie unO Nisrdne. 8eriu9e baS
electric 8itters Seilung pirb sarantirt, ober
has @elo auri69e3ablt. @reis per GIalde 80
Gents un6 81 in allen apotbeten. 8boleIale
bel Greib, 3bompfon & SO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-15
Sem aeebrten &ablifnnl

bic 9an3 ergebene 4nseige, baB mir
our4 unferen aeuen 3anfuagen in ben
Staub geiebt fub, Sampen Del unb
Saioline unieren Runoen ins 9aus au
llefern uuo bort por3umeRen. @aios
lines unb Seltannen NIT &rabn fiibrt
Der Wagen itets nit unb f3nnen ben
geebrten 2unben auf gerlargen 5ur
8enuBung iiberlaiien tperbeu. I'm ges
nei9ten 3u'pru9 bittet bic
Mifiipn Oil Co..
(Snbaber 5. @. u. Gromberg.) }
IL u. Alamofrabe. Selepbon 543.
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gaabbeit faum ntdt sebeilt ,ueroen

9ambbett fanm tttd)t 8ebetlt tuerben
burd lotale AppIitationen, neil iie ben franfeu
Sbetl bes Sbres nidt errei9en t0nnen. Cd
siebt nur sinen @es, sie 9aubbeit gu furirea,
nnb bet iff omrd conftitutioneIe SeiImittel
xaubbeit wirb burd einen entsanbtten 3nftant
BET f5leimisen GmStleiOuns ber GuFa9tf@eu
@obre berurfadt. Benn bieie @0bre fi6 ent.
aiinbet, babt ibr einen runtpelnben Son pbe,
unboIlfommenes geb0r unb tpenn fe gang se.
i6loGen 1T, erfolet Saubbeit, nnb nenn Bic
Gntaanouns ni6t seboben unb bieie @obre pie.
Der in ibrea sebOrtsen 5ufanb serIest perbeu
tann, tpire baS GebOr fit immer aeritSrt per.
ben; neun Sale unter sebn iinO bur9 ga.
tarrb beruriadt, toeIder ni9ts ais Elm entain.
better Sufanb bet fdIeimisen OberFdden III.
Dir polIen einbunbsrt Dollars fir teben
(bnrd Ratarrb Serurfadten) Sal bon Saub.
belt seben, ben mir ni@t bur@ Ginaebmen bon
Sal's aatarrb Sur beilen tonnen. 2abt GuG
uKllonff @irculare fomnen.
s. 8. gbeues & Co., Solebo, ..
gertauft bon gpotbefern, 4rsis 10 Ste.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-15
9lnf Saeiieu au Waiier pber an sanp

sranSt Der Meni4 elm mebtsinti@es S6usprdparat.
atmattHer unp Gemperaturipedie, i4Iamnlises gBaiz
ler' nnsewpbnte apit, 3us pom rfTenen Senter, bas
etn marrti@er &eiiesefdbrte n&t i6lebeu Mill, = al
OaS bratet Srantbeten aus, sesen we6e Spitetter's
Nia8enbttters, bieieS bette aer mebteiniIfen Gdut=
mtttel, ben fprper meiiteu ftdblt. Seefrantbeit
Seer nebelte betm Sabren merbeu ipirrt beiest bur
otees an9enebm i6medente Gliyir, pelheS ebenip en
6Ict etnes trprden cber nabtalten Slimas, feu6ter
9spbnunseu unb acknowledgement, lit. 9eute nit
senoer eebensmete, 6abrifar6eter Seefabrer, BERG
leue, Jngenteure, @renSer, fur 9eue ael 8erufsarz
ten, wel4e srpbe tprperlte pber setise Nnitrenana
beetnSen, Ober eeute. pelte IN unSeiunper rmsebuns
t9att9 etn mIhen, betradten has 8tters als unpers
0pspepfte, &beumati5mus, satriiGes appfpeb unb
Rterenletpen merhen utrtiam betdrnpit bnrG eeSeS
srcBe <eratip.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-15
XVoL-E'$or1'@=umphmf Nhatonm= W<0I-EH@G0FI'@
b Ms 8n s pmbhm
=Qltberor0elttli6e NttrQfttoue1t:
9ei9te l1ntertleioer fit Serren =!

1lniere leiebten reinipoIIenen l1nterfleiber
(oemb ,lnS 8einfleib) fir Manner gu ntr 81
itnb itarf III 3adfrase.
9erartise llnterfleiber in 8albrissan unf
@erue 81 NUT 81. Dauerbafter Stpff unf
CUTE 9lrbeit.
@ai6d9te ihwar5e llnterfleiber, bic iih bel
Illen, bic auf elesante &leibuns iebeu, srober
Seliebtbeit erfrcre,l su $3.50 rtnb $500 per
S(n3ug.
SarbiSe 8aIbrissans9ln;iise auf 81 bis So
tebueirt.
gpecialitat: ais beIonoers bsqueme unb
elesante llnterfLeibnns empfeblen mir Die Be-
riibntten @laftenberrb ttitteueibten BON Sea-
t,lr Boae, ipel4e BON ben ger5ten fir nod
beiier ertlart tperbeut als bic Sdser'ide @oGs
aletbuns. .3u babem fir n,lr $3.50 per gtsus.
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gnsDertauf bon 9anle1t= n10 &inber sd6nben
su rebucrten YreSen!

@gtrasfeine 0aaen-@laceei ittefel I'M Opera
and Common Sense" Gtble nit elaitiiden
Soblen BON $2.75 auf 50 berabselett.
@9te Satnen &angarppz2afs s&nDpfftiefeI,
$4.OO.
9onsola Common genie" an5pfitiefel fit
0amen, alle banogena9t, bon So auf $3.50
rebu5irt.
Seine 9onsola banbsendbte &n5pf.etiefel,
bte frilber gu S. perfauft ipnrben, offerirer1
tptr Sieie @ode gu $3.75.
Sana feline slaeirte &ansaroo nit ,,aonbon
Soc & Opera 9eel" allies banbsendbt, friiber
$6, bteie gSo@e gu $4.75.
be @erabieemnsen nnb nmr fir oieien
c tptrh anf ieparaten giihem amsaeitel(t.
litat, answabl unb greis, mas iemals in
San 9tntpnto seSeist tpurbe.
:. Sn anbpfitiefel, uSrfor0s" unb Slippers"
fitr 1unge Santet unb &inber, fiibren mir nur
bas Seite nnb 5u ben m6sli4f bintsen greile,t.
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Wabreno nun bic auberen ladten,

Wabreno nun bic auberen la9ten,
fubr er a6fel5udenb fort:
gs 1T tpabrbaftig bic refine Sronie
fur einsn &erI tpie i'd, BON einem fol,
den Iltarengel unter umftdnbeu gerii.
len au tuerben. Dis RiirafRere laden
ia binter einem brein!
Graf Woloegt tug Ieinen @ilentopf
auf elmer R6rperldnse bon beinabe fieben
SUB nit rei@li6 alDei 3entner getpi@t
un6 bilbete allerSings einen ld9erli9en
GegeniaB gu Der aierliben. eleganten
@rf9einung feines iungen 8orgeiebten.
(Gortiebuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-15
glberntaliger sroRer gusoerfauf
bon ltntersens fiir 9amen unb Nabaen il
NtuSlin unb gantbrtc.
SeiOnbers niebri8e @reiic tit SieIet
QSDd1e!
4reis Mebaftipnen i'm 8etrage BON 80
bis so Sro;ent.

9amen. bic irsenb Gttpas in bieier 8ram9'
nDtbts baben, biirfen @plfion's Special.
slusberfauf gu rebucirtet greiien nidt Der.
febIen.
glIe @aaren auf befttm ten 2a.
benttf DEN itnb gu befonberen, fart e.
bucirten grei1en marfirt, bic iebpd
nur fir biefe @obe gelten.
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Gin tpMttberbares GebrGnae TIM
GebGb=0eQartemettt.

Sb tptr bier beiddftigt iinb, frast Sbr
Stun, bas iollten mir ippbI meinen. Gut
9tadrietten tpanbern i9nelIer ais i6Ie6te.
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.Yrd6tge suswa6l elegauter &lei0eritoffe=
unb BON WepbeH GpifGueu
NmBerurbeutlide gfObttdteu bieie
@ode !!

9ie t1eueiten Nloben in ieibenen nnS :pcaenen
aleiberitoffent iotpie in @af9itpffen
uao ettpn rs bpHeleaamte tmpprtirte
bp@mBoerne Wfpbsll. 0tpben,
bon benen i,idt Spei einanber slei9 iinb, i'm
preiie bon nur $13 bis 500.
Glesante Spmmer Geibe, seitre;ft, carrirt
unb idGtdt, in alien Sarben, fpnft gu 45, so
,mb 60 gents bic garS, in biefer @oe6 E
smnnr 35 gents ste 0arb.
l1nier Saser an @al9foffen tit 10 groB anb
bic MannigfaItisfeit berielbem iit eine 10
sroBe, bab cine sena,le 8ef9reibune berielben
biel gu ipeit fiibreit ipiirbe.
gSir fiibren auf 2aser ale Die sel,idteiten
arten bon Iiull, Orsaitoie, t3epbbr &C. &c. int
9reife bon 10 Bis 90 Gents per garb.
epeciaG Breiie fir biefe 0No6e!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-15

3tegler's allgemeim befanmte SnDpf=
ibmbe 81 fol9enben bebentenb reS,1=
5trten ASretien:
Grite Sampico Samen-&nDpfitiefel Opera
Heel tI and toe) nit elaitiiden Goblen, friiber
$3.50, iett So.
;. 9amem uBaufeupbait") 9onspIa 2ads
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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-12-01
Get Ready to Go.

The Cherokee Indians have de-
cided to accept the governments
offer of 1925 per acre for the Cher
okee Strip, and there is little doubt
that his country will be opened for
settlement soon after congress con-
venes. The probability is that,
within sixty days, thousands OF
home-seekers will be ON their way
to the promised land"
The Cherokee Colony and Town
Site Company is ready for "march-
ing ORDERS" and will be on the
ground at the earliest possible mo-
ment. Cherokee City will then be-
gin to boom, and there will be thou
sands of people there to make it
boom. Those who are on the
"ground floor" will receive many
advantages. If you want to secure
a lot certificate, or stock in the COM
pany, you should do SO immediate
ly. There is no time to be lost.
Now is your chance. Grab it.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-12-01
Ayres Will Contest.

Sheriff Ayres will contest the
election of John Farris. The case
will come before Probate Judge
Miller and his associates, John 5.
Johnson, of this city, and j. b.
Rhodes, of Colony, on the 18th
inst.
We have few comments to make.
There are but few people in Ander-
son county who do not believe that
r. S. Ayres was fairly elected, and
those who desire to see fair play are
anxious that he win in the contest.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-12-01
school Report.

Pupils neither absent nor tardy,
eighth grade, District No. 2, month
ending November p.
Estrella Brooks,
Pearl Galley,
Nora Garrett,
Tisha Morse,
Emma Hurdock,
Olive Hampshire,
Nora Oates,
Nellie Summers,
Mary Thornton,
Ruby Vallette,
Orella Walston,
Glaspy Tefft,
Andrew Voorhees,,
Edith Craig,
Rheda Ellis,
Narcissa johnson,
Cora Scarf,
Jennie Winans.
Eva NEVILLE, Teacher.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-12-01

life that people would be surprised,
and would wonder why it was they
could be led by Shylock and his
henchmen so long against their own
interest. God speed the day.
JINKs.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-12-01
Notice..

The Recder Alliance will meet at
the Harris school house, Wednes-
day evening, Dec. 9th, at 1880 p. m.
All members requested to be(present
as there will be important business
TO transact. S. N. HAMPTON,
Secretary.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-12-01
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