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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-26
REPoRToRIAL NOTES

The Dispatch brought over $50 boxes
of apples from Orcas island yesterday.
p. w. Strader has had his luxurious
brown mustachios removed. He looks
like Napoleon.
Much interest is manifested In the
charity ball to be given next Monday
evening, and the attendance promises
to be very large.
The Spokane Review perpetrates the
following: &" In the spring the young
mans fancy lightly turns TO thoughts
of love- In the spring the work Of
building j. j. Hill begins to shove.
Apologies TO Tennyson and congratula-
tions TO Hill.n
The charity ball TO be given by the
Ladies' Benevolent Society at the Pa
vilion next Monday evening will be
the last social affair before the close Of
the gay season. Everything is being
done by the ladies 10 make it one of the
most elaborate social events on the Bay.
The best Of music will be provided for
dancing The proceeds Of the bali wi n
be applied for the relief of the poor and
suffering i'm our midst The ladies Of
the society have done a noble work
during the past few months, and the
effort they are now making TO provide
means for carrying on then good work
/ is deserving o. hearty approval and
| the substantial support of everybody.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following are the latest real
estate transfers recorded, "a furnished
by the abstract Office Of Butler d
McCarty:
THURSDAY, FEB. "a.
T.. w. johnson and wife 10 A l. Fink
ham, lot 30, blk 81, lst add to Fair
haven; $3.50.
l. y Rice and wife to l. NJ Rice, lots
10 and 90 blk 3, in Blaine, and undi-
vided B Of swl Of swl Of sec 10, tp 40, Il,
ri e; $1,000.
A NJ Britt to Robert Verbeck, lots II
and Is, blk /, Eldorado add to Fair
| haven; 800.
w B Myers and wife to J w Myers,
! lot i'm blk 4, ,Perry's 2nd add TO Sumas,
and lot in blk 4, Perry's Bird add to
Sumas; $3.50.
J. B Perry and wife to w Myers,
all Of lots and In blk 4, Perry's Cen
tral add to Sumas: 500.
L : to Wilbur NJ Coleman, sw OF
Of eel Of sees, aud nwi Of nell and el OF
nwf Of see II, Up 81, 9. a.
4 s to John l. Berg, lot 3, the 81 OF nN
l;and mel Of sw Of sec 8, tp 30, a. r \ 9
f /. Co To- 5 Knight, lots ~ and y
blk 2i7, n l. Co.'S 3rd add TO fasrhaven
$50. o
5 j Knight 10 Il Schatzlien, lots 2
and -, blk 2i7, Y l. Cos 3rd ad l Il
Fairhaven; $3.50.
VIII smith to Louisa West . acre
: i'm sw Of ne sec 8. 10 80. ~, r g; $3.50.
T. Wli-on 10 + 4 Lahc, lot ! Oi sec
tp 81. Do, 4. e.; 81
+ II FentOn ct al 10 Peter Couttsi trae
y Of land in swl Of swl Of sec q, tip - =
r3e. 500.
$ Jff Taylor to w G Pettibone, lots
g and 4, blk 81, city Of Whatcom; 81.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-26
wbatoom Demooraoy Meets

The New Whatcom Democracy met
at Boss hall, on Holly street, Wednes-
day evening, and made a beginning
toward an organization Of the unteui-
fed. About 100 representatives OF
the faith participated in the delibera-
tions of the meeting.
There was considerable discussion as
TO the sort of organization to be formed.
There has for some time been an organ
ization known as the central Demo-
cratic club in existence and it was
thought best by many that the province
of this club be not infringed upon.
A committee Of five, consisting of A.
]. Rittenhouse, J. l.. Quackenbush
Jerry Neterer, NJ. j. Mahoney anc
Chilion Riley, was appointed to draf
constitution and bylaws and to re
.y6rt at an adjourned meeting mex
Saturday evening.
The following officers were elected
President, A. J. Rittenhouse; vice-pres
ident p. G. Riley: secretary, j. B. Daw
son: treasurer, z. n. Isensee.
The organization will be perfecte'
next Saturday evening.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-26

SEATTLE, Feb. 24-An electric light
trust was formed here today by the in
corporation Of the Union Electric Com
pany, with capital stock Of 81 ,OOO, 900.
The new company effects the consolda-
ton of the Seattle General Electric
Company and the Home Electric Com
pany, each of which corporauoIn1s., I1.,, was
capitalized at 100000. Henry Willard
was the owner Of two-thirds Of the stock
of the Seattle General Electric Com
panv. but he was induced to sell out
his interest to representative OF the
consolidated company. The new conl-
pAny has been bonded for s5O0,0o0 by
! The New York Guarantee and lndem
nifty Company, and part Of the proceeds
of these bonds will ne used TO liquidat'
the outstanding obligations Of the Two
old companies.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-26
PERSONAL

Mr.. b. l.. Loring, of Lynden, was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. G. Sintz returned yesterday from
a trip TO Orcas island.
Mr.. f. l.. Cowgirl goes east today
over the Canadian Pacific bound for
Philadelphia, whittier he goes on a
short business trip.
Mr. T.. p. Newhall, Of Newhall, Or
cas- island, came over on the Di-pa ~
Yesterday. He reports having resumed
ope ations at the mill and thinks the
outlook good for busy season.
Mr.. ID. II. Meiriman starts today ior
Philadelphia, his old home, where he
will soiourn for several months. MT
| Merriman will do missionary work iol
Bellingham bay during his absence
Miss Alice Horn and Miss Maud'
Horn. who have been Visiting thei
sister, Mis-. Williams, le;tve this morn
ing, the former, accompanied by MIS-
Green, going to British Columbia ana
the latter to AnacOucs.
erintendent 5. 5. Nef of Tn
Great Northern arrived in town las
evening. He states that the Grea
Northern Express Co. will begin bus
ness March |. IT is intended to ope
combination express, telegraph an
ticket Office at some convenient loc'
ton In tis city, II satisfactory arrang'
ments can be made.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-26
Strengthening ,he Northern Pacific

According TO the Ritzville Times con-
siderable uneasiness Is manifested by
number of the tows along the main line
of the Northern Pacific railway, as the
recent surveys that have been made to
shorten the route and give better grades
have left many Of the stations from one
half to three miles in the country. Az
present the question is being agltated
in the headquarters department as 10
the feasibility Of extending the main
line from Cheney TO Ellensburg, and
running through trains via that route
saving Of 100 miles in distance. II
case this plan is perfected Ritzville VIII
not be i'm II.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-26
Destruction and Construction

The Snohomish Sun says that work
upon the Great Northern grade above
Sultan is being delayed on account of
the mania most Of the laborers have Of
drawing their wages almost as soon as
earned and going ON spree at some OF
the tent saloons which follow the work
and i'm consequence contractors protest
against the indiscriminate Issuing OF
liuuor licenses.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-26

The series Of revival meetings held
for several weeks at the Baptist hall,
closed last evening. The church has
been aroused to greater activity; three
have been baptized and five others have
professed conversion. The pastor leaves
this morning to spend two Sundays
with the First Baptist church of Port
land, where he served as pastor from
1874 to 1877. The preaching services
here will be omitted during TO his alb
sence, but Sunday school will be held
at u m, and Young Peoples meeting
at 6:3O .. m. as usual. The regular
Thursday and Friday evening services
will also be kept up.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-26
The Great Northern System

The Great Northern system now has
in operation $3.50 miles Of railway, in
cluding the Montana Central, the
Eastern Railway Of Minnesota, Duluth
a. Pacific. Wilmar d Sioux Falls and
several Puget Sound lines. Its Pacific
extension IS being vigorously pushed to
completion, and is at present In opera
ton TO Kalispell, Mont, and, when
completed TO Fairhaven and Portland,
will increase the Great Northern's
mileage to 1900.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-26
WENT OUT THE window
How a Clever Crook Escaped
Conhding Police
officer
Went Up STAIRS and Dropped
Out of a Second Story
Window
He is Wanted for Grand Lar
ceny and Burglary at
Arlington

A clever crook known by the name
of Shelter, in Arlington, and Brown,
in Fairhaven, twenty-four hours later,
was under arrest in this city few
minutes yesterday afternoon Shelter,
alias Brown, and his wife went to Ar
lington about week ago, he claiming
to be watch repairer. He canvassed
the community aud got number of
watches to repair. He returned some
Of the cheaper ones, charging a good
round sum for the repairs upon them,
but held on to the more expensive
chronometers, making various excuses
for delaying their delivery.
Thursday the boarding house where
he and his wife stopped was found to
have been burglarized and the Shelf
hers were nowhere to be found. Every
room had been ransacked and all
money and valuables had been taken.
Inquiry at the depot disclosed the fact
that the fugitive pair had gone to Ana
cortes. l.. n. Jones, deputy sheriff
of Arlington, ana ). Welr
! Immediately set out lu pursuit Jones
went TO AnacOrtes, and Weir stopped
Off at Sedro. A telegram was sent to
| Marshal Blakely describing Shelter.
lWeir arrived i'm this city on the Great
Northern train and identlhed SheIllef
at the depot. about to board the train
| for British Columbia. Marshal Blakely
and Officer Bruhn were also at the de-
| "a a.
| fore he boarded the train. He arrived
i'm town yesterday morning on the eCllS
of Seattle with his wife and two small
children and put up at the Northern
Hotel. After his arrest the officers
took him up town from the depot, in
tending to hold him under arrest with
out locking him up until Deputy Sher-
iT Jones arrived, who was expected
to come i'm the evening.
Shelter said that he wanted to &c
down to the Northern hotel to see his
wife. and Officer Bruhn escorted him
down there. On his way down he
lconfessed that he was the man wanted
He went up stairs to his wile's room
and soon returned, asking for permis
sion TO 90 back to the room and write 8
letter TO some one in Victoria. Office
Bruhn consented, and remained dowI
; stairs and guarded the stairway witt
the vigilance of a watch dog. Ih'
prisoner passed up the stairs and dis
appeared from the eagle glance OF th'
officer and has not since been seen o
heard of. When the Office
became tired of waiting for tn
, return of his prisoner he went up stair
to hurry him up. He found the wifi
alone i'm the room. Upon asking he
what had become of her husband sh
burst into tears and said that he ha'
left her; that he had crawled out Of tn
window and would never, never com
' back. An examination of the outsid
: of the building showed that he ha
dropped down between the hotel builC
ing and the cold storage warehous
and made tracks to the rear OF tn
building.
Deputy Sheriff Jones arrived on til
, Wasco last night and was very muc
disgusted to hear of the prisoners e
cape. He will return to Arlington tn
morning with the woman. He say
that the pair got away with 5000
500 worth Of property.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-26

NEW York, Feb. 2i-The passage Of
the steamer Majestic, which arrived to-
day, is, relative to distance, the fastest
ever recorded. She came 1855 miles In
S days, 20 hours, % minutes. This
would make her time on the short
route 8 days, IS hours, II minutes, the
fastest ever made. Her average speed
on this trip was 26.4l knots per hour, =
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-26

The Great Northern Express Com
pany, when it begins operations on
March /, will not take business upon
the Eastern end Of the system. That
mart of the business will be iDaugurated
as soon as the Pacific extension is com.
nleted to Spokane. This will be, II i
stated. about May or June.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-26
A Quiet Wedding

Mr.. f. II. Trimble, of the abstract
Office of Butler d Mccarthy, quietly
went to Seattle last Saturday morn
ing, There was nothing in his depart
ure calculated to arouse the suspicion
of his friends and nothing un usual was
suspected by them until he returned
yesterday morning with bright and
charming lady whom he presents to
his friends rs Mrs. Trimbie.
They were married in Seattle on
the 23d inst. She was Mis-
Lottie Atkinson until the consum ma.
ton of the happy event that made the
twain one flesh. She came from
Gallon, Ohio, Mr.. Trimble's former
home. Mr.. Trimble has host o.
friends i'm New Whatcom and Fair
haven. He is a cousin of Miss JENNIE
L. Alexander, Of this city.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-26

Articles of incorporation Of the Pres
byterian church of Bethany, in Rome
precinct, were filed with the county
auditor yesterday. The incorporators
are Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh b. Mccormick,
Mr.. Joseph V. Price, Mr. and Mrs.
Earnest Il. Kayer, and Mrs. Harriet
Gtuhha
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-26
May Invade Great Northern Terrific

May Invade Great Northern Territory
The Wenatchee correspondent Of the
Spokane Spokesman says: During the
past week there have been two corps of
Northern Pacific engineers engaged in
a survey from Cle-Elum to the Wenat-
chee river, by way of Pechastin creek,
with the intention Of connecting the
main line and the Washington Central
railroad at Coulee City, and crossing
the Columbia just above Wenatchee.
From authoritative sources it is learned
that this line is expected TO reach the
Columbia from both ways by the time
the Great Northern gets there.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-26

JUDGE Williams yes .adly fined Jack
Smith aud E.D1ayloraue-,ed Monday
evening for stealing oy- si- rom Spero
Smoto, the Sami-n oyster man, 'pand
.cI-,-. D. {. McFaddeu Appeared ior
the pro-pcu 'ou and Mcs-r-. Cu,e- ahd
Riueunou-e for the deiep,a. 4 large
number of Indial- from Slmish weie
present at the trial.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-26

SEATTLE, Feb. 2i-Today 4S7 voters
were registered, bringing the total up
TO 9,9O5. The books close tomorrow
night.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-26
in THE SUPERIOR COURT
Sydney Smith Acquitted of a
Charge of Assault and
Battery
The Case Growing Out of a
Scrap At a District School
Meeting
Jack Smith and K. d. Taylor
Fined $25 for Poaching
Oysters.

The hearing Of the case Of the State
vs.. Sydney Smith, charged with as
sault and battery, occupied the superior
court all day yesterday and resulted in
a verdict Of acquittal. The ease grows
out Of "A neighborhood quarrel, and
came from Enterprise. The alleged
assault was made upon j. A..
Newkirk i'm a school meeting ON De
cember 26. There was bad blood
between Smith and Newkirk which
was aggravated by quarrel that arose
in the meeting over the question of
electing a teacher. In the commotion
Smith alleged the canine descent OF
Newkirk, whereupon The latter drew a
poker upon Smith. Smith then
knocked out Newkirk "and he lay
curled up on the floor, and the subse-
quent proceedings interested him no
more.'
NEW CASES
Joe Alsop VS.. George o. Smith A
suit for Sl32 on account.
George Ferguson VS.. Peter COutts -
| Suit for the foreclosure Of chattel
mortgage for $3.50.
The Spring Style AZ Dunlap Hats will
| be placed on sale lexNSaturday In every
agency in the United safes.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-26

Three cans corn, OnA can tomatoes
one can peas, one can taDle peaches, a.
for 60 cents at Creghton'sNNo. Grocery.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-26
Church Incorporated

Turkish.Fez, for children, at McDouga
a nodgon's
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-26

Mothers See oui<Nef
dren'sHats I ld ca 1|
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Ser bemtid)e Yrek Gltb lit Wctn
Y1prf.

Ser beuti9e preB : Club gu Stem
Oorf bielt Sonntag ben 26. Stunt feline
idbrli6e @eneralperiammlung ab unb
ertpdblte 6rn. Spbn Sriebri6, &ebafz
teur unb 8erleger Ser @merif. S9meiz
aers,3eitung, per Exclamation gum prds
ibenten. Sic Serren Sournaliiten
unb @6rifti1eler f6einen fi6 bor benz
britten 9ermin nidt 5u fiir6ten, bent
6err Sriebri6 1T, na6bem er eirtge
Sermite als 8ieepldlibent fungirte,
nun surt britten Male als prdfibent
bes Club ertpdblt tporbem. Ser Club
3dbl%t gegenpdrtig 156 Mitglieber, tpel6e
meiltens Der beutl6en gre1e 1T SEEM
Yorf unb umgebung %angebDren. Ser
Neu Oorfer Club btlbet cine 9ettion
bes acknowledgements: 9euti6=Nmez
rifaniide S~ournaliften unb S6riftltelz
let, tpel6er fiir3li6 lit Stem Sort cine
m%ebrtbdgige &orpention abbielt, bic
duBerft gldnsenb berlief unb an pelder
bic berborrasenbiten 8ertreter Ser
beuti1 amerifanif6en Sournaliitit
aus aaen 9beilen bes 2anbes tbeilz
nabmem. prdlibent bes NationaIperz
banbes 1T 6err 9r. Sol. $. Senner,
elmer Ser Gbef : &ebaeteure Der Stem
Oorfer Staats5eitung, befen 8emiiz
bungen es 5u Derbanfen 1T, baB
Elm ioliber @runbftein gelegt tpurbe
gu eiaem pielperipre6enben Wittnenz
unb Waiienfonb, Der Bic Summe
BON $100,0 600 errei6en ion. =
8on Seite bes englii6en BreB : Club
gu Stem Sort tit biefer Sage in Der
Mdbe Der @itps9aq Elm @runbfid gum
8etrage BON $650,000 angetauft NOR
ben gum 3mede Der @rri6tung zines
eigenen @lubgebdubes. Sic beutl6en
@ollegen iinb eria6t mor6en, ii6 ait
Der @rri6tung 6ieies @%lubbauies ebenz
fails au betbeiligen. = Sc finb bies err
freuli6e 3ei6en Der 3eit, pel6e be-
peiien, baB Die nSelben Der Sober"
ti6t nur arf 9ebung ibres Stanbes=
b%emuBtieins be6a6t finb, fonbern auz
slei@ aud fir ibre 9interlafenen @ors
forge trefen.
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O. rettet bic aiuber.

Mr. 6. $. Sbapem bon Melspiae,
&anias, iagt: rMit 8ergniigen ipre6e
i'd bon ben gutem Wirfungert, ipelde
@bamberlains &olifz, Gboleraz unb
S~iarrboesM ittel lit meiner Samilie lett
IA Sabren eraielt bat. Sn BEN bartz
nadigften 6dIen fogeuannter rSom>
merbei6perben" bel meinen &inberrt
pirfte es serabe3u @umber uub madte
es ME n0tbig, ben Mrst gu rufen. Sd
fann aufri6tig geiteben, baB mad meis
ner Nnf6t, bic fi6 auf l~angidbrige
g%rfabrung fttBt, feline Mebi3in i'm
Marfte 1T, mel6e bieier glei9 fdme.
gu baben III Glai6en 5u rs uub SO
Gents bel ben Mpotbefern &alteper &
Son, 9omlimg & Sloob, q. 9reiB, $.
S6u6arb, @obem & Co., S. S. Sarz
riion unb @alteper & S6u6arb.
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Math fir MHtter.

gor iiber 5OSabren i6om tpurbe Mfrs.
Winslom's Soothing Syrup BON Milz
lionen BON Mfiittern beim 3abmen Der
&in6er am%gemenbet. Wirt bu i'm
S9lafe 6ur9 bas S6reier zines &imbes
geft6rt, bas i'm .3abnen 1T umb por
S6mer5en ipeiat? Wenn 10, lafe fofort
cine Jlaf9e bon nMrs. Minsloms Soos
thing Sprup" bolen. Sem Wertb 1T unz
beaablbar. IS pirb benz fleinen 2eiben<
ben iofort Qinberung berf6affem. 8ers
laBt eu@ 6arauf, Miitter, es 1T feia
3meifel bariiber. @s beiIt 9pienterp
unb Diarrboe, regulirt BEN Magen ur6
Bic Nteren, beieitigt @inbz& olif, err
wei9t ben @aumen, perbinbert gntaiinz
bung unb ftdrft bas gauge @pfem.
rMrs Minsloms Soothing @nrup"
fir aabnenbe ainber 1T angemebm in
@ef9mad unb bas &ecept ftammt BON
einem Der beiten peibli9en Mer5te lit
ben Ser. Staaten. SIS 1T BEL allert
Sruggiften In Der gattaer Welt gu baz
ben. prei8 rs @ts. per 6laf1e.
&auft ni6ts a1bereS als Mers. Winss
Ions Soothing Sprup.
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Notis fit Giiem<, Stabl= uno Ser.
racotta > Sabrtfanten.

@erIiegelte Mngebote perbem entgez
gengenommeit bonn County, ommiFdre
@eridt pon 8erar Gountp, Seras. fir
bic 2%ieferung unb Mnbringltng aler
gifenz unb S%tablarbeiten Omit Musz
nabme bes 9a9es) Der S6ubporri6z
tungen gegen Geuersgefabr uni Der
Sa1bedung fir bas neue COUNTY,
@ourtbaus, entfpre6enb BEN pldner,
mel9e in Der Office bes Nr6itetten S.
&ielp @orbsu ein3uieben iinb ober III
Der Office beS gOuntp : @lerfs in San
Mntonio, Seras. 9ie Mmgebote tperz
ben ge6Hnet werben ont
3. Mnsuft 1892. Wurmttta8s II ltbr,
Gin beglaubigter Gbed i'm 8etrage
bon fiinfunbamansig bun5ert Dollars
($2.500) muB iebes Mngebot begleiten,
um als @arantie bafir gu bienen, baB
Der erfolgrei9e 8ieter au6 ben iibers
nommenen @ontraft ausfiibrt unb CUTE
unb g~eniigenbe Biirgf6aft in Der BON
benz @ountps@ eri6t nod feft3ufebeubeu
96be leiitet.
Sas @0uttgs0ertIt bebdlt It'd 0aS
&e6t Dor, ems Ober ale @ngebote sits
riid3umeifen.
@er0Hentli6t auf 8efebl bes Gouutpe
@eri6tes.
San Mntonio, 10. Suli 1892.
6. 80. er,
@ountpzH i9ter, 8erar 60, Seras.
@tteftirt: Sbab. %. Smith
gountps@lerf, 8erar Co., Seras.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
In THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
SAMUEL CARR. deceased. {

"
WHEREAS in the matter of the estate of
SAMUEL CARR, deceased, application has
been made for the probate of the last will
of the said Samuel Carr, and for letters
testamentory. That the said application
is pending in the Probate Court of Bexar
County and is numbered 1912 on the docket
OF said Court. That ON the 10th day of
June 1892 applicants filed Undergraduates
%propounded to Hon. J. j. GUpPY and C. C.
BRITT, witnesses residing in the City of
Portage, County of Columbia, State of
Wisconsin, to prove the execution of said
will, which said interogatories are now on
file with the Clerk of the County Court of
Bexar County.
Now therefore, notice is given, that after
the publication hereof for thirty days, as
required by law, a commission will issue
on OF after such thirty days to take the
dispositions of the above named witnesses.
Witness my official signature and
seal the 18th DAY OF JUNE 1892.
\@} THAD. w. SMITH,
SEAL County Clerk, Bexar Co., Texas.
(~~} By R. C. SYMINGroN, Deputy.
Came to hand June 18th A. D. 1892 at
IL o'clock a. m. and publication ordered
made in the "Freie Presse ffuer Teras'' for
thirty days.
j. P. MCCALL,
Sheriff, Bexar Co., Texas.
BY w. ID. DRUsE, Deputy.
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= Cine Nbmabnung bonn Stubium
Der Mebi5im pirb Der 8erliner Graus
enarat pripatbosent Or. u. Martirl
auf benz bepOritebenbem Seuti9en
Ieratetag CUR Spra6e brinsen. ST be-
griinbet bies in folgenber @eiie: 2ls
er auf benz Merstetag bon 1886 bic
Grage Der ueberfiiaung bes dratli6en
8erufes p%ertrat, 1tiibte er leinen @nz
trag ipeientli6 auf bic itatitii9 nads
gewieiene 3unabme Der Mebiain Stlls
birenben unb Dermies auf bic S6miez
rigfeiten, bic bur6 baS 8ranfenfaIens
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