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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11
@abl : Proclamation.
so Office,
Staot Gan Nntonio. Seros,
90 Mbr;I 1901

~. Nprll 1891
Sn Go!ae Der mir bur9 ben 6reibrief
unb bic Orbinan3en Der Gtabt San
Nntonio ubertrageuen Na9tboltoms
menbeit erlahe i'd, BrDan @auagbatt,
WdDor Der Gtabt San Nntonio, 6iele
meme Proclamation unb orbte boz
bur9 bic IbbaItung ether @abl
a m Is, Sage bes Mai A. D.
1891
FIR einen alderman Der 6. Warb an,
UNI bic but9 ben Sob bes ALDERMAN
s. %. Bitter e~ntftanbeue gafan3 gu
fillen.
Ser stimmplab, Ode bon gln,s uno
Nolanz@ traBe, 81. s. page borfben6er
Beamter, tpirb bon Worgens s ubr big
Wbenos 6 ubr ge6ffnet fein.
Die Wabl miro a~bgebalten unb Bee
ri3t eingereidt in uebereinlimmung
nit 9eftion xxx bes Gta6tfreibriefs
unb Der Gtaatsgefebe. 4tt bonn ID.
Mdr3 1887 ber 3man3igiten 2egislatur,
settle 81.
Gum 3eu9niB bierftr babe i'd
meinen Ndmer unteri1rieben
60 unb einen Nborud beg GiegeIs
&KRSH Der 5tabt Gan Matonio an 6ies
fem %. Sage bes Npril 1891
beifigeu lai1en.
8rDan gaIIagban,
Nttefirt WaDor.
6. g. @Idubon, Stabt Glert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11

2ebtbin tuurben In karlsruhe uns
ter iberaus aablreiner BetbeiIieung bic
ferblt9en ueberreffe bes 5reiberrn RarI
Grieori@ Drais BON S%auerbronn, bts
grfinbers bes 5abrrabs, BON alien @ots
tesafer auf ben t,euert iibersefibrt. Nus
alen Sbeileu bes 2asibes tudren bic
&aofabrer erf@ienen, nm Der lleberfibs
ruug Der Gei9e bes 8egriinbers bes iebt
10 frii@ aufblhbenben Neutrality-suspicious.
b%ei3umobnen. Sn einem tleinsn Rins
berfarg tpareu bic lebten llebergete bes
liebensDarbigen alien 6erzn, Der sssss
40 Sabren aus benz 9ebeng f9ieb uub
Der nit ieinem bSI3srnen Gn5rsab, NIT
benz er bur9 bic StraBet Q~orIsrube's
t~rottete, bas @eIp6tt ber u~nseaoseneii
Sugen6'abgab, 3ulammengelegt - urs
ter BEN S@mud berrliGer palmen unb
8lumen. unter 2orbeertrdn3en iuurbe
ct bon Reuem gebettet 3ur etuigen &ube.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11
Galifprnia.Mefne.

@einIiebbaber finben elm eroBes Sa'
ger BON feinen california Meinert bel
6errn s. 3. WeDer an MlamD
pfaaa. 9err Weper iI6t bic Meine
an Drt uno Gtele aus uLh tarrft brett
aus benz GeIler Ter @ein3b@tsr. Nls
gutem 2enner 9elinst es Tim fiets, bic
beften Scrte1 aus3uwdblen. st fam
feline 2unbeu uuc 5amilFen nit einetn
g1iter 9rnpfen berieber. &otbs unb
Weibpeine in por3ii9f,@sr QuaIitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00i per @aDone - fret
tns Saus geliefert.
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100 Wefpbumua. 5000.

Die 2sier Der vGreien @refe~ perben Ed
frener, Sa srfnbren, bas es tpeni9ifens cine ae.
firdtete arangbeit siebt, toeIGe Bic @iFenfdaft
In oil ibren Stnfen 3u beiIen i'm Staube III.
$au's Ratarrb aur IL bic einjise iebt Der arst.
li9sn Briberi9aft bsfannie pofitibe Sur. Ra.
tarrb erforoert oIs cine gonfituitpnstraft cine
confitutioneIe BebanbIung. Sal's aatarr6
Sur rirb iunerli@ senommeii unb DirEt birctt
auf bas 8Iut unO Bic f@lsimisen OberFd@en
6es Sbferns, bobur9 bic @run6Iage Der Rranl.
belt serlorenb unb benz @atienten Rraft sebenb,
unb Der aaiur in ibrsm @erte biIft. Die al.
seutbiifntr baben 70 bieI Gertrauen au i6rer
Seilfrdften, baf fie ~einbunbert Dollars Belcb.
nuts fit jeeen Sal anbieten, ben fe aa fnrireu
berfeblt. 2abt @u9 time aiie bon SensniNer
tommen. War abreliire:
8. 8. Gbeueb & 6 o., EoIebo, ..
E Son Droauifen, rs GtS.s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11

Ba- Ser plumber s. 6. Sltfiaa,
No. 20 Mbenue 9 nabe poff Office,
bat, um ben g~eIteigerten NniprR@en,
bic on fem @ef@dft geltellt perben,
na6tommen 3u f6nnen, f9 nit einem
tH9tigen 6a@manne, 6errn Sbomas,
aHociirt un6 trirb tuie getp6bnIi9 5ur
3~ufriebcnbeit bes pubIitums ole Nuf.
fridge raid erlebigen. Selepbort 427.
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gaTaee mab garopa.

Die Ngenturen bes 6errf 90. s.
Doung, Rn. l Commerce . 6traBe,
Gan Mntpnio, unb go. SOB Main'
5trabe, 9aIIas, pertreten nur bic
anertanut beifen europdif6en 9ampfets
2inien. 6err Oouns 1T i'm 6tanbe bic
btIIig ten Raten Su sebeu, ere
tbeilt bereituilig iebe getpinf@te Muss
tunft unb beiDrSt iebr prompt ole ibm
iibergebenen N~uftrdge. Wer nod gu.
ropo gu reiien iphnf9t; ober @erpaabte
beribertommer lafen min, tpenbe R@
an irseab cine Der genaantea Nsenturea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11
Sermanit Sarms,

Opera 0oufe CLOTHING Store,
erbielt unb oferirt au reelen preifen
cine rei9baltige Nuswabl bon 6rtibs
iabrs. unb Sommer.W aaren. 8eion.
bers nennenswertb iab oouhdnbige
Mn3ige, Mlpacas &6de uno ertra @eins
tIeiber. feine 6errensllnterileiber, Ner,
cal unb peibe 9emben, elm bebeutens
bes Mf5ostement 6trDbbIte, elm Dol.
5tdnbiges 2ager G6ube. MuBerbem
5Girpe, &egenmdntel &C. &c.
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u. 6. parig. 5. q. &ot5weu.
PARIS & ROCKWELL,

pbotograpbtf@es 4teIier,
SO. IL unb Is Meits Commerce troBe,
Sun Nntonio. Die nllerneueftan Sens
res In photographer fein aussefhbrt,
ebenlo elegant lpeun ni9t better, iDie
irgerb pel6e i'm gtaate. ~2ebenssroBe
@roDon pnriraiis unb ole Nlten bon
0ergr6Berunsen. 8ebt Cure 8Ilber
nt6t Gremben. I'M ie bergr6Bern 3u
IaKen, nenn bic Mrbeit bier bon bfrs
antpo,tli9eu RiintIern our bolen 81.
frieoenbeit ausgeftbrt per6en fann.
@ir liefern nur Nrbeii erfter RloHe ab.
Mnf@ten bon @sbdubeu pereen oufs
geuommsl unb aue Nuitrdee auBerbaIb
benz Mtelier prompt beiDygt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11
9ie grippe tuieber ba!

Wdbrsnb Der SnausaPas Ggtesmie ses lsstsn Sa5rss
iuHt, Suiten unb Grtdltuns as has beffe 6etlmtttel.
Die Mtttheilunseu Der ptelen, Bite es ~benutfen, beitds
ttSten has. Dteielben betaraen ntht nur balb GrIet@z
men RdHrirtuuseu. 2Btr erIufen Sic, NIT bttlem
Wftttel cine Probs gu no9en nnh MIR seben Stneu bic
@uarantteL bab sic nit ben &eiultaten ~tufvieheu ietn
irerhen. DaS wettteI BAT ni@t ietnes GIet6eu bel anz
tduen pom Grippe ohsr trsenb einem GALS RebItppfs
pber eunSenlethen.
Yrobeaaf1en fret BET Dretb, abomp|on & 60. SaR
Antcnto. 0rcee Hlai4en so Gents unb s.. 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11

Sabre lang lit i'd an 0erfcs
piung, beftisen St6rungen bes Mfagens,
i&le1tem Nppetit, S9lafofsfeit &c.
Die Anpenbune bon Sr. Nuguf &0'
nis's hamburger Sropfen brinst ftets
8eRerung.-SatOb 3eIer, Ottatpa, Sus.
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Gerr g. S. @QAaer, biol. 2I7 QR,

SER G.. s. @QHGer, 30. 217 Oh,
6ouion , StraBe bdlt ftets bas nolls
tommenfe 2aeer In 3ei@enmateria.
lien, Sapeten, Garben, @las, SpieseI.
glas, Gilberrabmen, 6irniEea unb allen
3ei9ners unb Maler. ilten6lien. Rinff.
leril1 ausgefibrte 8ilber uu0 Statuet.
ten &c. Rnb In einel Reconsideration Sol,
Ierie 3ur NnH9t unb gum 8erfauf ouss
geEelt. Sn Gapeten unb 3immerbefos
raiionen TT sas @ei9madpplfe unb
ReueHe bort au finbeH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11

Sebem bas seime. 6oIIanbi lit
bic bette Be3uesquelle fur Sbee unb
Rafee.-Wolt Sbr @u6 ein 3ufriebenes
Qeim berf6ohen Gouft SEee unb
2afee bou 6oIIanb.-g s lit Cure
eigens 5@ulb, uenn Sbr i6le9ten Rafs
fee btfOmmt; bel 0olIanb, 237 Weff.
@ommercefraBe, III ct ifets ausge3ei9net.
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Gaaatpabs pbOtOgrapbif&es

GallatuaDs pbotograpbif9es
Qtelier, No. Alb Dt.6oulonftraBe
liefert enti6ie6en bic feiniie 4rbeit In
ber Stabt. Ser erfie &etou9eur Der
Nnfialt 1T Der borSagli9fe 2hni'
ler, ber ie In San Mntouio mar. @r
mar cine LANCE &eibe bon Sabren
in ben beiien Nteliers bes Noroens uao
Sien5 bei6aftiet. Wolt Sbr pirtli@
quite 8ilber baben, 10 tpenoct @ud on
Galapap. Gin 8erfu@ ipirb gu9
belebren.
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Der Strife Der BergIeute i'm
&beinii&sW effdliiden RoblensD ihritte
bat NIT elmer D6QigeH NieberIaee Der
&rbeiter geenbiet,
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Da- Sn unterseug, Semben, 3oilet.
teartilel fubet man nirsenowo before
9Iuswabl aIs bel ponfOait& Spba.
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&. &. Wpaias Manufacturina

60, 30. j, 8. 5 unb Z OF. 6OuitOns
9troBe, bot Die gr6bte Mustuabl In
Minbs, pferbefraft., Oampfs unb
0anb. Yumpen aller Nrt uno bor3tig'
li9fter Ronitruttion; MoHer &bbrerl
aler Mrt nebf 3ubeb6r int @roBs urb
RIeinbanbel. 9pbraulif@e &ammeti
unb Minbmiiblen aler @rbBen aur,
pumpeu uab Mablen fnb bort au ia.
ben ober tperben auf Befelune beiorgt.
@rpBe Mustpabl In allen Mrtitelr uu6
biQige Yreife bel sebiesenner aus
fibrun9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11

s9- gautoat & 6obn baben
bieie Saifon cine tingep6bnli@ feline
Nusmabl In CLOTHING. Nieman6
bertauft feline Mnauee biliger.
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s@- Sic ueuefien Gif3., etrObs,
Dualap.. 3uor. unb Gtetioas9 Quite bel
pancoaf & Sobn.
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sds- 2aBt gud BET 9anepaf 6
g o 3 n einen In5us MAIDEN; Sbr tuer'
bet 3ufrieben iein.
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0eati@> GmaIiid5e G6mle,

San AntoHio, 4sxaA
Anslfaant ta@ties ~2ebranaaIt fur RnaEen
dab Nldb9tn; ftf breieIs Sabren Ia reees
mirflnmleit. 8ortrsfai9e 2e5gfrdfte inter Sc,
Dabrter 2eitnue. Der enoIii9en @pra9s ipirt,
PIC esr eeril4sa. e0IIs Rs4nans gsisasen.
Mneerbem natfrridt ina Gpauii9en. einiser.
Eafen borbsrsitete g@Hler fnben js6efsett
AnFnatmt. sfdtere &ustunft trttetIeu 9err
8. @xoos, @rdftent bes S@uI Bortanbes
unb % m. 8arbe6. Direltpr Der apaaIt
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Wurzbach Il Goth,
9tatide &e6ts Nnwdlte.
Yraftisiren in alien @eri9tsb6lsa BON
Bsrar gountb uub llmseseub.

x Cffx: 8immer 8, Nebine Webdube
&ebsn BEN genrthdais. liD,1Is
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u dtnus.

Cine Summe @eIbes 1T gu berleiben
in 8ettdsen BON $1,000 unD mebr.
MlamD Teuer Weri. 0eienidbaft,
222 Wefs Gommerees9 traBs,
Sun MntOnio.
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Dor Der SrrtnanRalt gtrttttt.

~ -
9arfstut, Sabiiom Co.. Dat. 2sS. 90.
Naetne Sran mnBte zines nerpbisii 0ethemg ipeesn
bret Monate lang Sag Mnh gln4t betr1~t yerheti MnA
tpar tbr blrda ie@s @erats, bic beitea WeitteI HRh
SreInbe f4einbor nt9 Mebr Su btlien. otnn o. mas
%beitiuautt, fe In eine SrrtannftdIt tf brtn0en. eui6nta
fab to batitt paitor 2buio'8 Merbeuf6rteg 0s0slttnk
un6 Elm neuer 5oJuunsstrnbI stt0te I'd. ma4blm
Ineine .Graii nur cine babe Sfai9e bon henon o.
brau6t bate. tam file ouS ibref QeiHa1em WerptrraBG
yfaAe titb GAlai ftelten Nd Elm nHh Re getuniiti ben bob
len Merftonh tpieher, lndbheut fe NIT 8 GIoj4s1 eoren
genonstlst.. Sskt tubeln tDir ale, bab tpir stR 10
Qntes Wttttel fanben, mouttt mir einet 10 oyuliR
Meni&es ous etnsr, 70 ~traurigen Sutonhe ~rtttett.
a1o jo9en nod @ue linierl ber8lim6ten Daut.
" paII S@bmfeIheE
ws SaS SID fir glerrenleibenbe tDirb sfeh.ltt Ser
g nerianet frst sngeIonbt nnb 9Grnten aud bic Wl.s
hidir tfmfonff geietert.
Dtefe weebi5i1 tpnrbe felt aebn Snhren bon pafor
sseotntg " Sort Wapne. SUBJ ~5nbeTeitet uub iebt Rates
ieiner Nnweiiuig bon Der
K0nie Me6icine Co.,
80 MeftsM abiicn Str. gbica6p, sxN.
grsis si.oo per Gleias fe9s far......S5oo.
@reis 81 90 per GIaf9e. 8 GIaf9en $500.
BUM @erfauf In Gan Mntonip bel @boIbb
Sretb, 80, II, 10 uub 81 alamo. Stro6e.
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s. @rprs & &C.,
B A N E r .
unb ednbltr tn

8obRlber unb. unsansbarsn @slbiprtsn
kkss,,bmeu einfcfFsausen uab ausaabInneeA
ron 0eIb-rn In ben Scr. &taotfn unb eGrsta
raS 6euen @edf tIau3 auf 3sp OrIsans, Ell,
Reuis unb 1en g6rf, ebenfc rie anf bic arbbt
rem eiabte;n Ssraa unb europa, defenders IL
Geutf@IanD.
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9tf k1&kfA Wf6ae.

@a4foE 6. Bergen bon Benton, 2af. 60, Wi&., ~
siaast Sss I q, 't SsSis, ease 81 bsbs asfi ssa aea9 s sasi s g
d1eul i'm Derf@tebe1e Merate rergetIta ~ befseie9 fu6a
ten, burt ben 0ebrnu@. BON 0tet GEoi@en NHNio'k
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-03-12
a BRAVE LITTLE TRAVELLER.
Scven Year Old Dorothy Iycord
Travels Alone All tho Way
From EnglanI.

Tho Pennsylvania limited. which
swept into the Union depot at Cnica.
go, March End, had on board u pretty,
hght-haired, blue-eyed little girl,
seven years old, who had Travelled all
alone from Birmingham, England.
The little child was Dorothy Lyford.
She is on her way to her brothers
home in Trinidad, Colo. Little Doro-
thy has been living with her widowed
mother in Birmingham, but Mrs. Ly-
ford died two months ago, leaving the
child without a relative in the world
except the big brother on this side OF
the Atlantic. When the news OF his
mothers death was communicated to
Mr.. Lyford he sent money to u clergy.
man in Birmingham and requested
him to send his little sister to him.
He had not money enough to go after
her Tho clergyman purchased u
ticket TO New York and put the child
in care of n conductor on an English
train. The conductor gave her TO
the captain Of n steamer in Liverpool,
utIlNdl III WIS NtNHbtY
the captain pun chased through tick
ct to Trinidad, and, giving the child
enough money for her meals on route,
turned her over TO the care OF the
conductor of the limited. The little
traveller chartered to all the people in
the coach, and was u great pet with
them. She had letter from Rey.
Richard Claude, OF Birmingham,
England, stating the facts of her case
and asking for the child the kind
treatment OF anybody under whose
notice she should happen TO come and
guaranteeing the payment Of legiti.
mate expenses for her care should any
accident befall her. Upon her arrival
in Chicago she was placed in care Of
the depot master, who saw her safely
on board train bound for Kansas
City, from which point she would pro-
coed on her journey.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-03-12

with three-months old babe and six
other young children to care for alone,
Ellington having heartlessly deserted
his family without apparent cause.
They were utterly destitute, ana but
for the kindness of the neighbors
would have suffered greatly and prob
ably have persisted in the present cold
weather. The city authorities are now
caring for them, the recreant husband
still refusing to do anything.
Eugene C. Schaffter, of Eagle Grove,
has presented to the Aldrich collec-
ton in the state library, several valu-
able autographs. Among them an
autograph letter from Prince Gortcha-
kof, Russia's greatest diplomat, and
the rival to Bismarck and DIsraeli;
note from Professor Mommsen, the
great historian, and letter from
Professor Lanciany, the great archie
ol6gist, author of "Ancient Rome in
the Light OF Recent Excavations. !"
Mr. Schaffter has just returned from
protracted stay abroad, during
which time he visited Dresden, Mu-
Mich. Berlin, Florence and Rome.
He was perfecting himself in the Ger
man language while in Germany, and
while in Rome was pursuing his
archaeological studies under the tutel-
age of Professor Lanciany.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-03-12
GREAT TOBACCO COMBINE.
Kentucky Manufacturers Are look.
ing For big Trust

The rumors regarding n gigantic
tobacco trust refuse to down. Since
the National Tobacco Works sold out
TO the American Tobacco Company the
tobacco men at Louisville have been
carefully watching for any indications
OF the spreading of this consolidation
fever among the manufacturers.
They think they see another sign in
the sudden departure for Now York
OF President Nick FINER, of the Manu-
facturer's League and chief owner OF
the Five Brothers Tobacco Manufac-
turing Company. In tact, the know
ing ones openly proclaim their belief
that great deal is on by which the
Tobacco manufacturers will form u
gigantic trust or combine. The power
at the bottom OF the scheme is said to
be the American Tobacco Company.
This combination, commonly known
as the cigarette trust" was formed
in the latter part OF 1889, and now ia
includes all the cigarette factories OF
prominence in the county. That 1t
is reaching out for plug or finecut
factories is evinced by the absorption
OF the National company OF Louisville.
How far such negotiations have gone
cannot be stated. On the tobacco
breaks 1t seems TO be generally believ-
ed that il is On that business that
President FINER has gone to New
York, but no one was found who could
state this as positive fact. 1t may
be that this is merely tempest in
tea pot" but the facts have gained
wide credence among tobacco men.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-03-12
JOB WORK
Such as
Cards, BHI.nsads, Circulars, Pos.
tiers, Etc., Etc.,
nrscursp 10 ORDER IN THE xzArnsr AHP
pRoxrrlsr MANNER AND AT
REASONABLE RATES.
IN Apply here before ordering elsewhere.
Fashion Notes.

Cloth Is u favorlte material for chill
dren's dresses.
Dresses of plain cloth are trimmed
with braid, little passementerie, en-
broidored galoon, or embroidered
cloth.
Coats for young children are some
times made Of bright-red cloth, with
II scattered pattern in beige.
Velvet ribbons will DO used for
trimming summer dresses, and the
newest fancy Is for those Of uncut veil,
vet ribbed across, with straight cord
edges.
The Pierrot collar or ruche OF
black net or lace, will continue In
vogue with light dresses for the spring
and summer.
Gaulc ribbons, imported for sashes
and for bonnet trimmings, are plaided
half their width in Scotch or Roman
colors, with tho other half of plain
white, palo blue, cream, yellow or
roso color.
Black velvet ribbons will be used on
very light Chambery and lawn gowns
as bolts, bretellcs, shoulder knots,
around the neck and waists, and hang
ing In chatclaine ends down the right
side Of the skirt.
Thin materials, like China Grape
and gau2o are used IA sleeves in gowns
OF heavier fabrics, such us plain and
brocadcd silks, satins, and SO forth.
Coral ornaments have returned to
favor, especially coral beads, while
amber, silver, and gold beads are quito
ns popular rs ovor
Fringes, girdles, tulo showored
With jewellod tassels, are the cNpcn-
siyo materials which the famous
French modistos are now using. Palest
pink tulle IL shaded with little loops
to each OF which IL fastened II coral
bead, while black tullo IL sh0wered
with gold, silver, or turquois, and
white tullo is spotted with pearls.--'
N. Y. Weekly.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-03-12
coRa.T 1T or v:.vI
Ncws OF the Death OF Col. r. G. BA:.
linpall.


Flags arc at half mast In Ottumwu.
and business has nearly been sus-
pended because Of the death of L. q,
Ealltnsall, state senator an president
OF tho coal palace. The announce
mont OF his dca;a camo or ae 10Th In
q cablesram to mis- sister rom United
States Consul S.mons, wired he
died on the 7lh nj sea, aut was buried
ut Hong Kong on tho lot He was
ahgoad on his third TRIP % Australia
aud China, and was eS ted homo Ia
May. l. is supposed . died from
apoplexy, to which was subject.
He started in lie Us ! booiblack aud
BIOLOGY 10 hotel a. she ago OF Z, and
died at the age OF 6, worth $3.50, 900,
which he bequealhs his stepiather,
u half brother andtao half sisters liv-
ing in 0ttumwa Ire had been presl-
dent of the Iowa Hotel Keepers Assoc
citation almost since ts inception, and
had been president OF the National
Hotel Keepers Ass ia'ion, from both
OF which no had received fattcring
testimonials. liz came to Ottumwa
In 1859 and has Geen at the head of
every public enterprise ever consum-
mated in that city. lIc had been
chairman OF the Iowa delegation to the
last three Democratic national con-
ventions, aud had served number OF
terms in the State Central Democratic
Committee. So popular was he in
the last legislature that the Senate by
unanimous vote selected him rs tho
Worlds Fair commissioner from iowa,
while h he was unable to accept be.
cause OF tho law making legislator
Ineligible TO any office created by
that legislature OF which he is II mem
Der. The American consul has been
instructed to have the body embalmed
and sent to Ottumwa for interment.
Peter 6. Ballingall, was one OF tho
most public spirited citizens OF Ottum-
wa. a native OF Scotland, and was born
IN Glasgow on tho Sd of March, 1880.
He came to America when seven years
VI ~ Y "iiN WV hbH ~ thh wy w
store at Ontario. Canada When ho
was eleven years OF age he walked to
Chicago. "A distnnco OF seven hundred
miles and secured position as n
waiter in u hotel. He rose rapidly
and soon secured II good position ~
manager Of tho Lake House. He next
travelled through tho southern states
and engaged in tho hotel business in
various parts OF the country. Ho
settled in Ottumwa in 1858 and engaged
in hotel business and many other en-
terprises. In 1866 he built the Bal
lingall House, which he has since re-
modelled till ii is one OF the best hotel
properties in the state. Ho had always
been Democrat in politics and took u
leading interest in the affairs OF his
party. He had served in both branches
OF the Legislature and was Mt the time
OF his death, state senator from Wapel-
10 county. For several years he has
been president Of tho State Hotelkecp-
ers' Association, and was very popular
with the fraternity, as well as with all
who knew him. He was much tray.
cled man, having been around the
world twice. He was never married.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-03-12
SIGNED BY THE PRESIDENT.
A Number of Me assures Which Have
Now Become Laws.

The president has signed tho direct
tax bill; the act to prevent bookmak-
ing and pool selling in the District o!
Columbia; the act amending the act
for the relief Of volunteers aud regu-
lar soldiers of the late war, approved
March 2, 1890; the act granting a
pension to the widow OF General Will
liam II. Hoffman; the act to establish
a circuit court Of appeals and TO de.
fine and regulate in certain cases the
jurisdiction OF the courts Of the United
States; the act in regard to the treaty
of reciprocity with the Hawaiian is
lands; the act providing for the safe
and humane transportation OF cattle;
the act for the erection OF United
States prisons and for the improve.
ment Of United States prisoners.
The act amending the laws In re-
gard to the immigration OF aliens;
the act granting a pension to the wild
ow of Rear Admiral Porter; the act to
provide for ocean mail service be.
tween the United S ates aud foreign
ports, and to promote commerce, and
the act to regulate the granting of
leases OF lands at Hot Springs, Ark.
The president approved among
other bills, that to provide for the in
spection of live hogs and carcasses
and products thereof, subjects OF in
terstate commences; also the joint
resolution appropriating $1,000, 900
for the improvement of the Mississlp-
pl river and making some Immediate
ly available; also au act providing for
the adjudication and payment OF
claims arising from Indian depreda-
tions.