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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-13
Watk fir @atter!

Bnr aber 50Sabren idon tpur0e Mts.
MinsloD's soothing Snrup bon Dill
Iionen bon Mhtterr beim 3abnen ber
Gia6cr %angetren5et. Mirf Du I'M
SGlafe bur9 bas S@retsn eines Gin5es
geRbrt. bas i'm 3abnen III unb bor
6nmerasn meintg Mena 70, laije fcFnri
cine 6lo|1e bon ,Nzs. MtrsIOp's 600.
thing epruta 1oleu. Gstn @srt5 ia uas
be3ablbar, &c pirb benz fleinen 2ei6en'
ben lofort 2inoetung berf9afen. Ser.
IaBt Sud barauf, Mhtter, es lit fein
3tpeifel barlbsr. Gs beili Dnienterp
unb 9i1rrboe, resIIirt ben Tfagen unb
bic Wieren, befeitigt @inb . RoIit, ers
tuei1t ben @auren, berbinbert gntsiins
ouns unb tdrtt bas gauge SPLEEN.
AIRS. MiusiDiDs Soothing SDrups
fur 3abnenbe &ineer III aneenebm In
@el@mad unb bas Me3ept ffammt BON
etnem Der beifen DeibliGen Ner3te tn
ben Der. Stoaten. IS III bel alien
Sruseiffen in Der sanaen WsIt az boz
ben. preis rs @ts. per 6ldi1e.
Qauft itt1ts onheres als Mrs. Wi7s,
Ions SOOTHING Syrup.
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Cine 0roinanG
CUR Gneubiruns Der 10. @ettion, bes
Rapitels 81 Der repi6irten
Srbinan3en.

Sci es bur@ ben Gtabtratb ber Gta6i
San MntDnio berorbnet:
Settion l. DAP bic 10. Set
ton bes Gopitels 81 Der reui6irten Or,
b~inanaen 10 amenbtrt merbe. bob lie in
3ufunft pie folgt lautet:
Seftion Is. 9aB feline GtraBens
car an einer StyaBenfreu3ung ober auf
irsenb einem 8abngeleiie baIten, ion'
bern baB fe anbalten fou, ebe He irgen6
Elm 8abngeleiie treu3t, unb ebenfaus
anbalten iol, na@bem He iiber bic
StraBentreu5ung gefabren 1T, au BEN
3ueds paRagtere oufaunebmen ober
ausifeigen au laRen.
Seftion 2. SAB irsenb eine per=
ion. pel@e irgeno cine Betimmung
bieier Sr6inan5 berlebt, nod erfolgter
S9nloigbefinbung Dor benz Metorber
our 3ablung elmer @elbfrafe bon nint
meniger dig SIS unb ni9t mebr als
5000 berurtbeiIt tperben fol-.
paIRrt unb genebmigt ben 4. Mai
1891.
8rban Ga Hasban,
Mttefirt: Napor.
6. g. @Iaubou, SiaotsgIert.
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500 @elphnuna. $1oo.

Die 9eier Der vGreien @rehe" perssn ld
freuen, gu srfabren, bab 60 toeniSfens cine &c.
fir9tete aranIbeit siebt, tpelde Die @iGenlGaft
in al ibren Stufen gu beilen I'M Gtanbe III.
Sau's aatarrb Rnr IL bic sin3ise iebt Der drat.
lidsn Briberf4aft befaunte poftibe Sur. Ga.
tarrb erforbert aIs etne @oufitutipnstraft cine
eonfitutionsIle BebanbIung. San's Ratarrb
FUR pirb iRaerIi4 genommerl unb nirft brett
auf bas 8lnt nnb bic f@I irnissu 0bsrEdden
bes Sbfems, babur9 bic @run6Iase Der &ranI.
belt aerii0renb unb benz @atienten Strait sebenb,
inbem le bic Contribution hes R6rpers anfbaut
un6 Der Naiur in ibrem @erte bilft. 9te 81.
sentbiimer baben 70 bieI 8ertrauen gu ibren
Seilfrdften, bab iie ~einbuubert Dollars Belob.
nuus fir jeben Gau anbieten, ben lie gu turiren
berfeblt. '2o6t @u9 cine 2iie bon 8eusniFer
tommen. Gian abreiiire:
8. 5. Gbeneh & 6 o., SoleOo, ..
~ Son Drosuifen, rs Ste.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-13

"a Wenn Semanb feia uuo 3u ais
nebmbarem Breiie fpeiien min, 70 gebe
CT gum Miiitonss@orten. Sie
9erren Nbeiner & Gaa1. 8eiber bie<
les Embellishments, baIten Sarauf, lire
@dfe tets bOlfommen aufrieoen 3u fels
len. 4le iaifonmdBigeH Eelifatehen,
Nuaetn, MiIb, Slide, @efIiigel &c. fnb
bort in ber ~oelitatefien 3ubereitung ole
3eii su baben. Mablaeiteu tperben auf
Wunf6 in bic Wnbuuugen her Runbe::
gefanot. Mu9 bietet bet mt Der
Speiiepirtbi@aft perbunbene 8ors
Die beiien @etrdnfe, ftets frif9es
Bier nn6 feine 2iqutre unb Weine.
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@ir wcrOcn eS 70 LANCE uicSerid)rei'
ben, bis SeSermaan es stleBen
8iS SeOcrmaun es 9eilbm uno oclfcn
iberbriiiis sepOr0en
8is Sebermasul cs, Obne gu icbsn,
fennt un6 WeiB-
Oas Or. @pss's eatarrb Gemcb9 bie
idlimmiteu Sale bon dronii9em Ga,
tarrb inl &upfc, catarrbaliidem &Opfs
i9mer3 an6 p9ult I'M Scope" bcilt.
@eitaet auf i5r uubebinstes 8ers
trauer, Offeriren lire Seriteler, Oie
@orlS's Dispcmiarp MeSical giiocias
tioa BON Buffalo, g. 9, $500 an irs
senS cine $erioa gu be5ablca, bic an
d~rOaiidlenl Gatarrl I'M &opfe sclittcn
uab nidt baOurd se6eilt mOrOen 1T.
Beua Die 8ebinsunsen nun unrges
iebrt wSren = Wenm iie BON Dir $500
fir cine srinblide Sur pcrlansen lpirs
Den, 10 WirOet BIZ oielleidt 5Osera.
Sier iino reputable 2eute, nit jabrez
LANCER ebrenbaftsr @ei6dftSsBraris,
Eauien6en BON Dollars lnb einein 9utcn
Ramen our nnteriiieuus uno oieie 9euts
beriidern .Bir fOnusn bid beilsll,
pis mir idon TauieaOe III ocinsm i33lts
itanbe 9ebeilt baben -uenm mir es ni6t
permOseu, 70 besa9len mir an bid $500
fir Sie gusfunft, baB eS Srnlan0 9ibt,
ben mir uidt babcn 6eilsu fonler.4
Gil babsa gertrauen sa fi9 ielbit.
81 bies ieet nidt OeS gesiades wcrtb ?
ST uidt ein jsoer Seriud) benz Gatarrh
porau5isbm ?
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- SIN elmer tbirinsifden @arnifon'
Gtabt bat F@ fiiraIi@ BEL gntlafuna
ber einee3ogene1 2aabuebrleute fol-
senbe beitere geene abgeipielt. Sit
Solbaten ftsben In &eib uub @Iieb, ben
Nugenblif erparienb, mo iie enilaKeu
tuerben louen. Do tritt aus Der &eibs
elm 2anotnebrmann Dbne Charge, gebt
auf ben 9auptmanr 3u unb ipri9t:
y6err 6auptmauu. i6 m6hie germ gum
@efreiten bef6rbert ~uerbenl" 2dhelnt
ertDioerte ber Mngerebete: .6err 4 i'd
m69te serr gum Waior b~ef6rbert tuer'
benl" 8erblhfft frat nun bet ebrgeisis'
&anbwsbrmann in @eib urb @Iieb su'
rid.
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6crr G.. S. Msaaer, SO. 217 OF.

&err G. s.. assiilIer, SO. 217 Of.
6ouHon StraBe bdlt TETS bas boas
tOmmenHe 2aser in 3ei6enmateria'
lien, $apeten, Garben, @los, 6piegeI'
eIas, B~iIcerrabmen, 6irni6en unb allen
3ei@neus unb Maler,u tenflien. Rinf'
lerii1 ausgefibrte 8ilber un0 6tatuet.
ten &c. fin6 In cine; iebensmertben Sol.
lerie aur Nni6t unb gum 8ertauf ouss
getfeut. Sn Sapetel uiib 3immerbefos
rationea If bas @ei9madoplNte uab
ReueFie bort au finben.
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g2nt. Mmth,s

@artens unb &on3ertsNDfaI
auf benz Gouberuments 6iaeI, segeHs
iiber bonn gingang gum parabeplaB.
Die SniaRen BON 3utF6en merbeu BON
8arrOpm aus be6ient. Mngenebmer
Nufentbalt i'm @arten. @rOBer bors
3igIi@ bentilirtsr 6aal. Smportirte
Weine, feline Mbisties, 2iau6re, tets
bor3hgli9es Bier; feline gisarren. 8 e.
ben Sonntag 81 @mittag BON
4 l1br ab groBes Sreis3on3ert.
Mbenbs Ball. Das 2otal ifebt
prioatseieli5 aften CUR @erfiigung.
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Won einern unaIaubIiden pam

- Bon einern unsIaubli@en 8anba.
lismus, Der f@ geeen Der 6fentli@eu
9entmdler in Stuttgart ri@tete. mirb
boa bnrt gemelbet: Sn elmer Der lebten
Nd@te tuuroe bas 6auf : Oeatmnl auI
benz Gutenberg bon btbii6er 9anb wie'
berhOlt bef9dbigt. I'm ben teinsrneu
8duten tpurben bic Ranten unb 3adsr
abgeT@lagen. Dem M6ritesD entmal
feblt ieBt bic gauge @aie. Bel BEN
9aiblen +. 0:ntmal in ben Nnlagen ar
Der 5~eioenfraBe fnb bur@ anlebnen
eines 0oI3sertifes idnimtIi6e Spibeu
bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNI bas &e.
lief gebro9en tpDrben, 10 baB, tuie boz
fa@mdnnil9er Settle Deri@ert mirb, 6i'
Reparatur f@werli@ ausgefibrt uerbeu
tanr.
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9nKaae nadh Gurpua.

Die Naenturen bes Serrn %. s.
Ooung, 30. l Commerce 8 Strabe,
can Mntonio, unb go. 603 Matn.
StraBe, 9aIIas, pertreteu nlr bic
anertannt beften eIropdii@en 9ampfers
2inien. 3err Oouns lit i'm Stanbe bic
btIligen Raien 3u gebsn, ers
tbeilt bereitpiais iebe setuhniGte Nns,
tunft unb beiorgt iebr prompt ole ibm
ibergebenen Nuftrdse. Wer mad gu'
rDpa gu reiisn tptnf9t, uber 8erpanbte
berhbertommet laRen min, tpenbe f6
an irgenb cine ber genannten Ngenturen.
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Gaaapens pbotoarapbiia

GallatpeD8 pbotDgrapbff9es
MteIier, SO. Alb Of.6ouliontraBe
liefert enti1ieben bic feinfe Nrbeit in
ber Gtabt. Der erife Hetou9eur ber
MnItalt lit Der bor3isli@fe Riinft'
Ter, Der ie In San antouio mar. St
mar cine LANCE Geibe bon Sabren
In ben be1en Nteliers bes Noroens un6
Ofens bei@dftist. MoGt Sbr tpirtli@
quite Bilber baben, TO tpenoet gu@ on
gaIamap. Gin 8eriud mirb Sud
belehren.
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Gas, elettriides 9idt uno griebfraft.

Wir benerben uns UNI bic 2unb.
i@aft bes pubtitums fir @as, CUR 8es
leu@tung uno gum 2o6en. Irc, Sn'
can6e8cent, elettrif9es 2t@t unb elef'
trifGe Sriebfraft. Mir ltefern Roftens
anf@Idse fur 2egune bon R6bren In
9duiern, Nuffe0ung BON @as6fen, unb
elettrii9e 8eleu9tung, Motcre. @lets
trif9e Sriebfraft pirb prompt geliefert
bon Der San antonio O a g.
Gnmpagnie. Selepbon PIP.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Wsinlisbbaber fin6en elm grOBes So
ger onn feinen california Meiuen bel
0errn s. 5. Meper am WIamn
pldsa. 9err Meper iudt bic Meine
an Drt unb Gtefle aus ut.h fauft 6;refi
aus eem Seller ter Meinatdter. NIs
gutsm 9ennsr gslinst es tim Fiets, bic
beftsn 5rrten aus3uudblen. ST Fam
feline Gunbe1 uuc Gamiiien nit eineni
guten Sropfen perieber. &ptbs uni
WeiBweine In poraa9I,@er QuaIitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @allone = re
tng Sous geltefert.
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g. 8. Collins Watufacf,ri,tt

s.. s. gpnins MsauufactnrimG
Co., No. 1, 3. So unb Z Ofs 6ouffon.
Gtrabe, bot Die grbbte NustDabl In
Mino., Yferbefrafts, Dampfs unb
Qanb= Dumpen offer Nrt un0 noraigs
lidifer Gonifruttion; WoFer : &6bren
alIer Nrt nsbf 3ubeb6r I'M @roBs unb
Rleinbanbel. 6pbraulifde &ammen
unb WinbmhbIen aler @r6Ben gum
Bumper unb Mablen fnb bort gu ba'
ben ober tperben auf 8efelung befOr9t.
@roBe Mustpabl in allen Mrtifela unb
billige preiie bel seOiegenfer NUS
fRbruna.
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D@r Ser glumber S. 6. altfias,
No. 20 Nbenue 8 nabe poff Office,
bat, lin ben g~efteigerteu Mnipra@en,
bic an fein @ef9dft eeFielt tperben,
aa9fommer 31 f6nnen, f9 nit einem
ti9tigen Ga@mGnne, 6errn 8bDmos,
aRociirt unb nirb ME aeip6bnli6 3ur
3ufriehenbeit bes publifums ole Muf.
fridge raid erlebigen. 9elepbon 427.
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0effentlide Mnseise.
Office beg 9th Collectors.

Office bes gitp Collectors, |
Son Nntonio, 6. Mtoi 1891.
ale perionen, tpel@e su Mafer fir
8sm1ferun9s3uede bere6tist Rnb, tpers
ben bierburd aufsefor6ert, ibre WaKers
fener bOr @nbe bieies Wonats aa be'
3ablen.
b. @ii d e IT,,
GitD Collector.
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Senem bas Geime. 9oIIanb 1T
bic bette 8e3uesquelIe fir Sbee unb
&ofee .-Molt Sbr @u@ eth sufriebenes
0eim bsri@afeu2 2auft Sbee un6
Rafee bon D. @s lit Cure
eigene S@ul6, tpenl Sbr f@le@ten Rafs
fee betommt; Bel SoIIanb, 237 @ef.
@ommerceiraBe, III er TETS ausse3ei6net.
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0eifentiid,e alnseise.
Qffice Sea Gitn Gnuector.

San Antonio, 6. Mtai, 1891.
gisentbimef bon 6ads, @rpreBs@as
gen, SObsW asen, Oraps. Carts. unb
aaen an6eren Tubrmerfen. peI@e gum
8srmietben gebalten tperben, tperOen
hermit bena9ri9tist, baB bic 9ieen3<
Steuer fir bielelben iebt fdllis III fhr
bas Sabr beginnenb am I. Wfai 1891.
Chm. &i59e,
9th Collector.
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aar pencoa1 6 5obn hoben
bieie Salon eine tagep6bnlid feline
Musnabl in gIDtbing. Mtmanb
berfduft feline ansfee bilieer.
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sds- Sn llnter3eug, 9emben, 9oilet.
teartitel finbet man %tirgen0mp before
Muspabl oils BET Banepai It 6 Snbn.
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= CIR biaiae Barren. Bussies, Nms
bulan3en unb GarmersD agen gebe man
au q. 5. 0ofbeina Militarp
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sar Sic ueueiien Gil3., etrob.,
OunIaps, 3apT' uub GtetToEs 0iie BET
pancoait & 9o5n.
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= gs siebt ni9is beReres our Gin.
berung neuralsil&er S9mer3en als ct.
Satobs Del.
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Aemti@> Gnalii@e gdule,

eau autonto, Gtraa.
anertanut ti9ttes 2ebranHaIt fur Rnebeu
anb Wsdb9eR; ftst brttbIe 5abren IN resst
@tEtfamsetf. 8ortrffgi@e 2ebrfEdfte inter 81,
bdbrter 2ettnns. Der sugIil9ea gprn&e iDirt,
bic BET beutl@cn, boae Sse9nune getroeen.
aneerbem unterriHt i'm @pamif9en. Giniger.
maben borbtreitete G@iIer fiuben jeberset
Mnfnabms. Ndbere ausfnuft ertteiIen Gers
3, 0rooB, Drdiibent bes S@uI Borhanbel
nnb rs m. Darbe6, Direltpr ber ApaaIi
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Ba- 2a6t gu@ BET Yaneoaf &
g o n einen Nn3ug MAIDEN; Sbr wer.
bet 3ufrieben iein.
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Wurxbach a. Goth,
9emtidt &e6tS Nnwdlte
@raEtsiren in allen @eri@tsboftH BON
Bsrar gounth nnb llusesenb.

A. Office: Simmer g. Aebine Webdnbe
aessn bsH grnrthaufs. lip,ll,S
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@abl PROCLAMATION.
Office,
Staot Gan MntDniD, Seras,
% MhriI 1901

800 <Sf%t* AOo4<
Sn Golge ber mir hur9 BEN Greibrief
uto Bite Srbtnan3en Der @tabt San
Mntpnio ibertragene1 Na4tboutom,
t1enbeit erIo1e Id, 8tpan G%aaasban,
WsaDor Der gtabt San Matonio, biele
meme Proclamation unb orbne boz
bar@ bic 4bbaltung elmer WabI
a m 16. Sage bes Mai A. D..
1891
fir einen alderman Der 6. War6 on,
UNI bic our@ ben Sob bes ALDERMAN
s.. %. Sitter entitanbene 8atan3 gu
Julien.
Ser @timmplab. gfe bon glIns unb
MolanzS traBe, %. 5. paee Doribenber
Veamter, miro bon Worgens 5 ubr big
Mbenos 6 ubr sebffaet iein.
Die Wabl mirb a~bgebalten unb Bes
ri6t eingereiht in uebsreinfimmuua
nit 9ettion xxx beg 5tabtsrei6riefs
unb Der GtaatseeieBe, Ntt bonn "a.
Mdr; 1887 ber 3~man5'elien 2egislatur.
Settle 81.
Gum 3eusniB bietfir babe i'd
meinen Mameu unterIhrieben
60 unb eineu Wborud bes gieaels
aksSD Der 5tabt San Nntonio an 6iez
lem %. Gage bes NpriI 1891
beiftgen lafen.
8rDan @aIlagban,
Ntteititt MaDor.
6 g. @Iaubon, stabt @lert.
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q d g.

Cine 9umme @elbes 1T su perleibeu
in Betrdgen BON $1,000 unb mebr.
Mlantu Jeuer 0eri. 0eielihaft,
222 Wef. Commerce traBe,
San Mntonio.
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9it 6Gmken Ofahe.

gdRofG. Bergen bon Benton. cd. Co., NDi1, @
Efarf. baB 8. ggOnee. tuelder l& Sabre lang nit g.
tbera TIN berfdie0ene Mer3te beroebli@ au btfreisB fuda
ten, bnr9 ben Gebrat1 bon etuet SIaf&ea HnNiQ4
ateIpggs& t0rHsr nollftdnbi9 ber0eiteMf tu1xhe,
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Ode Of 9ouiouaraBs uub aoenue C
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-29

New York World prize play, purchased by
Mr.. Palmer for production at the Madison
Square May 4. Mr.. Miller also received an
offer from Marie Wainwright to play Lei
cester in her big production of fanny Rob-
sart" next year. He said to Dramatic and
Lyric that although he had reluctance to
go back into court costumes, he would pro-
badly accept as Miss Wainwright had &C
ce6ed to his terms.
Mr.. Miller is a great lover of Salt Lake,
and he happily said the other night, that he
never struck here without feeling in some
way as if ne were coming home to family
reunion.
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nee Daniel. the messenger from Jarvis

Henry Miller, without doubt, drew more
people to the theatre than any merits
of the Comforts of Home'' and
much as his admirers were disappointed to
see him in a role where his tender style of
love making had so little opportunity-he
goes away with the list of his worshipers
among the ladies in nowise impaired or cut
down. It may interest his fair friends to
know little something more of his person
ality than they are able to gain through the
medium of a pair of lorgnettes.
Mr.. Miller's homo is in New York at the
corner of Broadway and Fifty eighth
street. Said home is presided over by
very charming little woman known in the
profession as Biiou Heron; three children
have thus far come to adorn the household
Up to short time ago Mrs. Miller played
small part in the Comforts of Home"
just to keep her husband company on the
road, but in Cleveland she was called back
home by illness among the children. Mr.
Miller is apparently devoted husband and
father. He never tires of speaking of 1.-The
wife and little ones" to his friends. The
present visit is about the eighth time he
has been in Salt Lake, his first trip having
been made with John a. Stevens lurid
Passion Slave" He went on the stage at
about the age of sixteen, having
been introduced to the life of an actor by
old man Couldock, who taught him elocu-
ton and fencing in Canada. His progress
was slow at first, but when he caught hold
on the public, he went up with bound,
and to-day he is one of the highest priced
leading men in the profession. He got a
stiff figure for going on the road with the
Comforts" it Is said, especially as the
part was one he had no especial liking for
His contract runs out this week in Denver,
and apparently this fact was well known,
as he received telegram while il Salt
Lake from A. M. Palmer, engaging him for
the leading part in 1.-THE Merchant the
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CONSUMPTION.

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thousands of of the worst kind and of long
standing have been cured Indeed strong is my faith
in its efficacy, that viii send TWO BOTTLES FREE with
INVALUABLE TREATISE on this disease TO any suf-
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keeping with his nature. He is an aero
batic devil, apparently without an unbend-
ing bone, and his contortion performances
are said to be amazing. The transforma-
ton shows the idol room of The Janish tenn
pie. A jolly old priest, Charo Hicty,
(Joseph Allen, rules here. He has just
added Kajanka to his collection of idols and
finds the new addition a very profitable
source of revenue. A rival priest of the
Brahmin temple puts in an appearance and
demands of Charo one of his pet idols. This
leads to a conflict between the sects, which
ends on the appearance OF Zamello, who
frlghtens them all away. There is a re-
markable change of scene-remarkable for
completeness and rapidity.
The Brahmins are in the ascendant for
the time and their idol is brought on with
much pomp. Electra again overcomes
Beelzebub and the idol goes rp in smoke.
The cecond act shows the ruins of
are having jollifcation, but the festivities
are cut short by Beelzebub releasing her
son from the idol and gaining victory over
Electra. The speciality features are intro
duced during the fairy grotto scene. First
comes the Mariposa dancers: the Martins
are eight acrobats; Mile. Bertoto is a little
miss, still very young in her teens, who
performs series of character change
dances with admirable effect.
y
The tabernacle choir concert on Friday
evening is repetition of the main features
of the late successful concert, with some
new and interesting features added. The
full programme is as follows and glance
will show its excellence:
PROGRAMME.
March and chorus, Norma" Bellini
Tabernacle Choir, Quartette nd Organ;
Duet youthful hearts" ...-------.E. Stephens
,Julia SjlVerwOOd and NiOla Pratt
organ solo,. ..-.................J j. Daynes
Joseph j. Daynes.
''-'' lam Heber S. Goddard. q IL
Ladies chorus Mothers Lullaby
Stephens
Cecilia Club
Glee, Wales of Deseret' ------....-E. Stephens
Tabernacle Choir, Quartette and Organ.
instrumental selection
Quintette Club.
Scotch ballad, annie Lau ie''--
r. G. Easton
Male chorus, Comrades in Arms Adams
Harmony Glee Club.
Song, Ever Constant -------E. Stephens
Maggie Hull.
w. E. Weihe, H. s. Krouse aceompanist
Duet Consolation e. Stephens
Agnes Olsen Thomas and Lizzie Thomas
MOttette, ..God of Isr aer'u' E. Stephens
Louie Poulton, Viola Pratt H Gardner,
w. j. Kelly, Choir, Quartette,
and Organ.
The joint appearance of the Home Ora
matte Climb and the Gilberts of New York
in "a Messenger from Jarvis Section
and the opening of the conference season
occurs Friday evening next. Mr.. IGilbert
is vigorously rehearsing the company, and
! is surprised and pleased to find so much
talent in the organization. The play will
be gotten up in complete style as regards
costuming, scenery and details, and it will
no doubt fill the theatre every night of
its run, which includes Friday, Saturday,
Monday and Tuesday. The complete cast
| is as follows:
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A first-class sample OF the jay work or
the squawbuck legislature was illustrated
yesterday when Representative Miller, T..
of [. member from Eaton county, was called
to the chair to preside In committee of the
whole During the reading of long and
dreary bill the benevolent looking chairman
closed his eyes and his thoughts dreamily
wandered back TO the little white school
house at the crossroads where he bosses the
meetings of his local p. of l. association.
BY and by some one broke in upon the read
ing with an amendment and the chairman
opened his eyes with sudden start to put
the motion. Gall in favor of the amend
ment," he Numbered. Twill please signify it
by the usual voting sign of the ORDER" and
Representative Millers right hand went up
and thrashed the air in mysterious gyra-
tons. A roar of laughter from the amused
house brought the p. of l. member to his
senses with rude shock, but later in the
session when it became the duty of the
chairman to ask whether there were any
amendments to the body of the bill he mildly
inquired instead: Are there any more
candidates in the ante-room?" and then he
blushed beautiful rosy red.-Lansing Re-
publican.