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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-07
Gtne beimiiae Sn0nitrie.
@eo. Manbrb's 9ampf : aaferei,

Man bort bdufg, baB beimii6e SIT
butrie-na6 Dem Spri6morte: Ser
gropbet gilt ni6ts in fetnem Batter
lanbe" = in Der eigenen Stabt menig
anerfannt pirb. Nu1, BEL @eo. Manz
brp's Dampffiferei 1T bies ri6t Der
Sal. SIN @egentbeil firben bic ga
brifate Der Sabrif reiBenben Mbfab umb
tie 1T nit &uftrdgen ni6t nur Don bier,
ion6ern bon iiberaa ber, formli9 iber=
bduft. Ser @rfolg Der grDBartig eins
geri6teten &iiferei lit fein @ebeimniB.
9err Man6rD 1T Elm Maeifter in ieinem
Sadie. St bat ME barauf getpartet,
baB ibm ausmdrtige &onfurren3 aubors
fam, fonbern er f6nitt iie itets felbf
ab, tnbem er Die neueiten Mnf9afungen
mabte un6 bic neueten Mai6inen aufz
tente. 9eute 1T er fir bic bebeuten6s
fen 4uftrdge in Sdfern, 8otti6en, Gi>
fternen &C. eingeri1tet unb ale merb1n
fie prompt ausgefibrt. 9ie &iiferei be-
finbet fi6 108 unb ITO Nuftin=S trabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-07
TprtSdritt Der Grematipms . Sc.
tueautG.

Soeben gebt urs bic erfte Nummer
elmer in Sem Oorf erf6einenbert neuer
Monatsf9rift 81, pel6e iid bic ipe3iele
Mufgabe geitent bat, fir bic @infiibs
rang Der Geuerbeifattungsz Metbobe gu
| mirfer.
Oies neue 8latt rennt ii9 The Urn,
tpirb BON Qouis 2ange in Stem Oorl
berausgegeben urb tit bas gentralsSr
| gan Der Cremation Company Der Ser,
Staten unb Der Stem Oprfer Crema,
ton Society.
9as 8latt lit gut rebigirt unb Der.
fpridt cine glei6 tiibtige @orfdmpferin
fir bic Sadie Der MISUNDERSTANDING
3u tperben, tpie bic bortrefflt1 geleitete
8erliner .Slamme@ es in 9eutf6lanb
lit.
Mit 8efriebigung erieben mir aug
Der pprliegenben Nummer Der Urn, BAT
Die Sbee Der 2ei6enperbrennung ges
| ma tig rmarf9irt4 unb omar bless
feits tpie ienieits bes Oceans.
Sc giebt ieBt in 81 Stdbten Der Ser.
Staten 2ei1enperbrennungss8er eine,
ndmli6 in Baltimore, Mb., Bolton,
MaH., Buffalo, g. o., Chicago, @inz
%einnati, SapempOrt, Soma, Senper,
COL, 9es Moines, Sptpa, Detruit,
Mi9., Serfep @itn, u. s., 2ancafter,
J 3D., So @roRe, Wis., Sos @ngelos,
@al.; louisville, 9entudp, Milmaufee,
Wis. Neparf, q, S., Stem Orleans,
2a., Oil @itp, pa., Smaba, Nebrasfa.
philadelphia, pittsburs, pa., Sacra.
mento, GAL, San Mntonio, Sc.
/ a 8, San 6raneiseo, Gal, @apan.
nab, Ga, Springfield, ct. 2ouiS
Mo., Srop, q. o., Waibinston, pa.,
8unbesbauptitabt Wafbington unb in
Worcefter, Maf.
Sn Der ganaen iibrigen @elt 3ufam.
mengenDmmen giebt es nur 13 8eretns
fir Die ginfiibrung Der Seuerbeitattung
ndmli6 3 in 9euti1lanb (8erlin,
9amburg unb @otba), lin Der S1weil
(3iri9 unb @enD, 2 in Staliem (&on
unb Mailan0) unb lie einen in Sranf.
reid (paris), England (2onbon)
Sdnemarf (&openbagen), S9meber
(Stodbolm) unb 9oaanb (@mfter:
bam.)
8eionbers groBe Gprtf6ritte bat BIZ
MISUNDERSTANDING in Der Stabt Nen
Yorf semadt. Am 4. gesember 1888;
fanb i'm @rematorium gu Srefb poni
bel Stem Sort bic erite Geuerbeitattun(
fat unb bod baben bort bis iebt i6Ot
726 MISUNDERSTANDING ffattgefnnben
8e3ei6nenb lift es, baB aud bier ii
ben Ser. Staaten bic 9euti6en BIZ
9aupt 8prfdmpfer Der Seuerbeitat
tungss8 ~etpegung iinb. Sn interefat'
ter Weiie 5eigt ii6 bas, ipenr
man bic Nationalitdt Der i'm Gre
matorium gu 6reib pDnb, q. ..
in Nide %permanbelten 8eItorbenen be
ridii9tigt, Bon ienen 762 2ei6er
tparen meit iiber bic 9dlfte - nGmlid
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gdblecbf aub unfuitrb'a

Der Ssa6tuns ftnb @ebetmnittel, uup es Stett ioi4e
nur 70 piele, ppn benen bebanptet ptrb, man t6nne nit
tbner e%tnsepurseltc f6rperItae 9etben icfort beben. sc
siebt aber feines, NIT bcm bas mbslta mare. Gbro=
niiae llebeI f6nnen niat ausenbiidlid b~eieittst nerben
Der frrtrauernbe @ebraud etner mtrfliaen Mett3tn,
pie Spitetter's MaaensgttterS 1T, rdumt nit drpni=
iaen pbpiii@en Geipen auf. Rtdt bas sertnsite bteier
leseren tn ietnem 8iberfanbe sesea Mebt;inen lit tie
Gerfopfun9, fur beren Sebans bd8 Btiter5 Bet baue-ns
her @npenbuns Defenders ~seetsnet 1T. Dteie Qrt Der
lnierletbSfrantbeiten lit eth 2etben, benz man f~rhb;eitts
unb fpiiemattid 81 2etbe seben ipute. Gbenip iii,s mil
ieinen sep6bnltden 8eslettern- 9eberleiben unb Ops
repiia. Set btefen, bet Malorta, Gbeumatisnus,
Nierenleiten mt neuerbtnss Bel Der Grippe Bat fd
rteie beitenS uno aud BON @er3ten empfphIene Mebi3tn
aS elm unspeifeltaft mertbppaes Mtttel ~erpiefeu. GS
wirb BON nidts abertrpHen, wenn e8 barauf antplnn1t,
ben S4rpa6en unb Nerpbien srdfte gu ~perletben.
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Weinnbbeit TIT @eid;tbmst

Or. q. 9. Wefs seerpens uab @eptrn : aur III esa
t9rahttftse fpeefFi9e8 Setlmtttei fur Srferte, erdms
pfs, nerp6fe Renralsta, 9~ppffAmer5en, nerBbie 11ebers
rf!}nu8 unb Gpipannnng, reruriu&t turA ZEN hbers
mdbt8en @esub rcr Nltctrl phcr Eahat Gdlaflpfa.
tettx Acknowledgements uat Sebtrrerrethung, Die
"a @abnann ausaItet unb aasemeines Gleat, SteAs
teum uun Eeh Aerbetfahrt. GS It aud en Setlmtttei
5e9en {rhb5tttiges 9ifern, sesen flnfru@ttarteit eSus
sriaHt our4 setftse ueberunHrensuns cher bur&
5u8enetdneen. sfeee S4a4tel entI dit bic Sur fur
etuen wRenat. SLIGO Bite S6a6tel, cher 8 G1cdteln
@ir sarantirens eab 6 Sao9te1n iepen Saa better
sereen: wstt leeer gefeluns fnr 6 Gn1btsln, bic BET
ans NIT BEN Bretie ~etnlduft, ienceB ptr BEN Beneuer
Gtlp 5urh6i9ideu, menn baS IRitteI reire seiluna bes
gtrtt. Srlae S4etne perbeu uur a~usseftslt pom
gtt9 Drn8 Strre Qdtnstse Gsentea) 30. s GaH
0smmertc Gfrset, Sun antpnfo, EeLas.
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ober erit mad einer iorgfdltigen &epis
1ioa bur6 belonnene u1b perantportz
li9e Nsdnner.
@robe Nufregutg bat bic Na6ri6t
iiberaa berDorgerufen, baB @raf @as
prtpi ben Plan Der @infiibrung bes
8ranntpein : Monopols - Der beretts
1880 por 8tsmard benz &ei6stage
porgelest, aber BON bemielben abges
lebnt morDen mar BON nelem eitts
bringen mill, un6 5ipar aus Dem
Grunbe, neil bic notbmenbige 8ei6afz
flung neuer Mittel fir Militdrsipede
alf feinem anberen Wege bur6sufibz
ret lei.
g0es in NIem genommen 1T bic poz
litiI6e innere Gage bes beut16en &eiz
DIES augenblifli6 cine aiemli6 perz
tpidelte, unb Nientanb atpeifelt barar,
baB man ether 3eit ernlter innerer
Gonflicte entgegengebt. Wenn malt
aber meint, baB bieier umitanb ben
duBeren Seinben bes &ei6es ben mill
fommenen 4nlaB our grOfnung bon
Seinbieligfeiten geben perbe, 10 TT bas
bod mobl gu i6war5ieberii6, benin
bieie Tetnbe baben gegentpdrtig 1obiel
nit ibren eigenen Nngelegenbeiten gu
tbuu, baB tie penig 2uft peripiirelt
iperben, ii6 nod III a%uswartige 9dn6el
5l bertpideln.
Wie bic 8erliner rSdgli6e &unbz
i6au" mittbeilt, bat 6irit 8ismard
fiirSli9 einem Sreunbe %gegeniiber pere
li6ert, baB er omar ieinen Sib i'm
preuBif9en 6errenbaufe einnebme1t
perbe, baB er aber fi6t beabf6tige,
aggrelib geget1 bic S9ulbia auf3utrez
ten. St lperbe aus{6lieBli6 ben IT'LL
len 8eoba9ter" fpielen. @r mole =
erfldrte er nit grimmem 9Dbn-5uiebn,
pie bic Parteien bas 8eiiplel Der beis
ben 20pen befolgen, BON benen es i'm
@aHenbauer>2 iebe beiBt:
u3met SDtpen gineen emit lelbanb
vSn etnem IS Ii ipa3oren
uOa baber 1ie pea Mutb entbrannt
n@tnanber aufseSpbren !"
8pn bieien beiben 20peft Dlteben
befanntli6 nur bic S6manSe iibrig i
9ie &ube tit iebt lit Berlin nod benz
&ramale Der leBten Sebruar : Mo9e
ipieber boatdnbtg bergeiteat tporben,
bod f6esnt mar IN ben &egiez
rungsfreiien au befur6ten, baB fi6
biefelben lit Der apeiten 0dlfte
bes Mdr3 = an ben @rtnnerungs=
tagen Der &epolution bon '4S =
mieberbolen piirben. @erii9te ~circuliz
ren tn Der &ei6sbaupttabt, baB bic
poli5ei cine groBe Menge rotber Sab<
nen aufgefunben unb b%ei6lagnabmt
babe, Die fir cine groBe 9emonltration
am Is. MGra beitimmt getpeien ieien.
Snnerbalb Der lsbten WD9e lit Die
8erliner S9uBmanni9aft bebeutenb
Derltdrft morben unb nan f9eint fi9
pon Seiten Der 8eb0rben auf ale
DECENTRALIZATION bor3ubereiten. 8on
iocialifii9er Settle mirb iebo9 per1tz
9ert, baB bas @erii6t BON bieIer be-
p%oritebenben Sentonitration ieber 8es
griinbung entbebre.
Sagli9 merbert in Berlin nod Ser
baftungen borgenDmmen, tpel9e i'm
3uiammenbang nit ben lebtem Straz
BEN 3 Sumulten lteben. On ben @iz
ienbabnitationen iinb Detectives pla>
cirt morDen, mel6e auf fran50ff9e
Nnar6iiten fabnben fonen. Sic bas
ben aud bereits mebrere perionen berz
baftet, uel6e angebli6 iol6e iein folz
len. Oieielben iinb in bas unterius
6ungsgefdnsniB in Moabit sei6aHt
tuor0en.
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Sic bette 4ele8enhett, gum 0eidaafts'
titarit atSgebi1bet 81 tperceu.

Sie ein3ige 9anbelszM abemie i'm
Staate Seras, mel6e mon als cine
Nnftalt eriter &lai1e be3ei6nen tanrt, III
obne Srage bas bieiige HAlamo City
Business College,. Sbren Anipru9 aui
cine fold bobe urb ~befonbere 9telllr1o
tanr biefe 4nftalt auf lire fpftematii9e
@intbeilung Der beri6iebenen Separtes
ments, bic ale unter Der 2eitung ers
fabrener un6 tii6tiger 2ebrer liegen,
baiirem. &ei6 iIu1trirte 9atalpge mers
bem auf Wuni6 iiberaa bin frei per'
ianbt. %. s. m n, Director.
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Ser 6. S. MaQer, SO 2l7 Oi

Serr 6. 8. Wiilfer, SO PIT Oft,
6sufton StraBe bdlt itets bas nolls
fommenite Eager lit 3ei6enmateria>
lien, Sapeten, Garben, @Ias, Spiegel>
elas, 8~ilberrabmen, Sirnifen un5 allen
3ei6nens umb Mtalersntenfilien. &iinitz
lerif6 ausgefiibrte 8ilber unb Statuetz
ten &c. itnb in enter Reconsideration Sal
lerie our anii6t unb gum 8ertauf auss
lgeitelt. SSn Sapeten unb 3immerbefo=
rationen lit bas @ei9maduoalte unb
9eueite bort gu finben.
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py $. 80. ADAMS bat iebt fein
@ei6aft er6ffnet unb iiebt benz 8efu6e
bon 9iln6en entgegen, aiisgeriiftet nit
einenl duBerit rei6baltigen 2ager bon
9errenzS toilette 4rtifeln aler Mrt, bon
6iten, arapatten, &ragen unb Man>
6etten &c. 237 OF 0oufton sStraBe.
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Bon 1868 bis 1885, beinase ~ Sabre, Tit
Id an rbtuntatifden Sdmersert 1T Der Sifte;
bur@ ben @ebrau9 BON ct. Safubs Del in,trbe
ID eebeilt.-g. 6. Dpbb, Neiptpn, sue.
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sg Morgan Ctr SID,
@uftern unb WiIb 9eppt,
Sripino : StraBe, amii6en Main unb
Militdr plaaa. SIeif d, Semitic,
@efliigel tets on Sanb 81 ben niebrig>
fen Marftpreiien. ppftfarten tperben
fir 8etelunser gratis pertbeilt. Selez
pbon 81. ollie Nuftrdge tperben prompt
ausgefiibrt. Gren6 & 60.
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@n3iige bel paneoat&S o6n
beitellt ober fertig gefauft, iiBen ME ar@
g~egofen. Sertige SaIen perben fos
ftenfrei pafenb gema6t.
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nr &ei9baltiges 2ager BON elk.
ganten unb bequemen pauss &6den uub
BON Welten III Der gan3en gtabt bel
8. %. Ibams 8, 237 OfsSpuitons
GtraBe.
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n% Sir gutes 9ols, ri9tig genleis
len unb prompte 8ebienung merbe
M ii9 an bic Carr Mopb 60.
SelepbDn 1893.
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Z. &. collins Manufacturiuo

Co., So. l, 3, 5 unb Z OltsSoufton
StraBe, bat bic gr0Bte 4ustpabl in
Winbs, pferbefrafts, 9ampfs unb
9anbsp umpen aaer @rt utb boraiigz
li6iter 9%onfruftion: Mafer &6bren
aaer Dirt nebit 3ubebor i'm 8roB unb
a~leinbanbel. SpbranIif6e &ammen
unb Winbmiiblen aller @r5Be gum
Pumpen unb Wablen linb bort 3u bas
ben ober werben auf 8eiteaung belorgt.
@roBe Muspabl in alen 4rtifelu urlb
biaise preiie bel ge~biegeniter 9uss
fiibrung.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-12-31
Lord Dunraven.

Lord Dunraven is an Irishman. He is
descended from one Of the oldest Irish
families, the O'Qu1nn, and is in the direct
line of descent from Cormac Cas-, son Of
Olliol Olum, who was King OF All Ireland
at the close of the third century, A. D.
Dunraven was born in 1841, and is conse-
quenty 81 years old. His full name is
Windham Thomas Windham Quin, and
he is Earl of Dunraven and Mountearl,
Viscount Mountearl and Adaire, and
Baron Adaire IN the peerage Of Ireland,
and Baron kenny in the United King
dom. He succeeded his father as fourth
earl in 1871, and married Lady Florence
Kerr. He is the father OF three children,
all girls. The earl, as is widely known
Is great sportsman, and is not only one
Of the leading yachtsmen of Great Brit
ain, but is. . great hunter and q fine shot
He has been In the United States good
many times, and shot lots Of big game il
the Rockies.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-12-31


as had traverved first the river; before
they joyned their main army; which the
Duke of Tyrconnell, from the right, per-
ceiving, few with his regiment Of horse
to their rescue; as did the Duke Of Ber-
wick with the two troops of guards; as
did Colonel Parker with his regiment
Of horse; and Colonel Sutherland with
his. It was Tyrconnell's fortune to
charge first the blew regiment of foot
guards to the Prince Of Orauge; and he
pierced thro.' He presently after en-
gagged the Ennlskillen horse, bould
troops of guards, and the other two regi-
ments of Irish horse signalized them
selves; and were bravely opposed by their
enemyes. ..".-
Twas during these encounters that
one Master Bryen O'Tool of the guards,
discovering his former acquaintance,
Mareshal Sch ,mberg, near the village of
Ouldbridge, resolved to sacrifice his life
to the makeing him away, upon which
he with a few of the guards, and few of
TyrconnelPs horse, made up to him; and
O'Tool with his pistol shot the Mareshal
dead. But, soon after fighting like a
lyon he was slayn.
!. OF the enemyes there was slain, as
above said, Mareshal de Schomberg, a
most expert general, as the Mareshals of
France usually are; which was a sensi-
5ble loss to his own side.- This great COM
mander having been dismissed by the
Most Christian king, because he would
not conform to be the Catholic religion, he
came to Holland. where he engaged in
the Prince of Orange his service, as that
Prince was preparing to invade England.
His body was brought from the Boyne to
Dublin, and inferred in the Cathedral
church of that city. Colonel de Ia Cali
mots, brother of the Marquis of Rou-
vigney, alias Earl Of Galway, was NOR
tally wounded, and died in few days
after. The minister, Doctor Walker,
who had been one of the governors Of
Londonderry against the beleagur of the
Irish, as above mentioned, was here also
slain with some other officers, and about
a thousand private mon. The army Of
Orange lay that night upon their arms
at Duleek, having left their tents stand
ing beyond the Boyne. The Irish army
receiving orders from the Duke of Tyr
connell to march unto the city of Lymer-
ick in the province of Munster, they
crossed the river Lidey that night at
Leixlip and at Chapel lizard. The next
day they marched forward to Fatheool,
to the Mace, to Castledermott, thro'
Carlow 'thro' Kilkenny, till they arrived
at the said Limerick in the marche of Is
days. There followed them a great
number of gentlemen, who had no mill
tary employment; aud Of the clergy; of
farmers and tradesmen, as also of ladies,
and inferior women with their children;
they having an aversion to stay home
under the ordinary compartment of an
heretical or infdal army. The enemy
afterwards plundered their houses; took
away what cattle was left behind; and
seized on their estates and farms. The
enemy also committed, ills certain
truth, some murders in the county OF
Westmeath, and in the Kings County.
It is we'll that Atheists did no more harm.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-12-31

;Continusd On Eighth Page.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-20

We have other things, of course,
but those you can see when you
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-20
NOW TRY THIS.

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surely do you good, if you have a
Cough, Cold, or any trouble with throat,
chest or lungs. DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds is guaranteed to give relief, or
money will be paid back. Sufferers
from La Grippe found it just the thing
and under its use had Il speedy and
perfect recovery. Try sample bottle
at our expense and learn for yourself
just how good a thing it is. Trial bottles
free at John f. DAILY, and Johnson, Hill
Il Co. Drug Store Large size SOC and
SI.0U 3
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-20
FOR CORONER.
Juvenile Band.

Mr.. W. j. Dorward has organized a
juvenile band of is pieces. They are
under his instruction and doing nicely.
The musical talent in the twin cities is
plenty and the young men are all
anxious to learn. 1t is very kind IN
Mr.. Dorward to interest himself in the
Young men
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-20

The county ticket is greatly strength
ened with the name of O. Gordon
thereon for county surveyor. Mr.. Cor
don resides in Centralia and is one of
the oldest settlers there. He has always
been strong republican and lifelong
surveyor. AS to qualification for the
office of comfy surveyor there is no
better in the state.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-20

Last summer I was attacked with
bad case of fiux, and after taking four
doses of Beggs' Diarrhea Balsam was
Immediately relieved and cured. |
have sold It for the past six months and
must say that it gives general salts
faction.-J. w. Smith, NJ. D. Puxico,
Mo. For sale by H. H. Noss & Co.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-20
Anew Plain Facts.

It's fact that the of Stock is now in and on the
shelves ready for inspection Also by the largest stock
of SHOES carried by any dealer Wood County Those that
do not believe can be convinced by calling and looking
immense stock Among the novelties footwear we
have the Patent Flexible Felt inso Shoes and tender
feet full line of Ladies and Gents Black and Ovegaers
Gents Waterproof English Grain Shoes Misses Wool
Slipper soles and full and complete line of Cox Cos Celebrated
fine Shoes for ladies there money
Wewould be pleased show the ladies' this elegant shoes
DOUD & MUIR Props,
THE TWIN CITY CASH SHOE STORE,
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-20
The Chicago Cheap Store.

Just received a first-class line of
Gents, Ladies and children underwear,
clothing and shoes, which they offer at
rock bottom prices such as they never
had before. Ladies call in and examine
the goods and satisfy yourselves.
A. Greenberg, Prop.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-20
LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining uncalled for in the post
office at Grand Rapids, Wis, for the
week ending Oct. II, 1892.
Anderson, John Graham, Owen
Arumed, Hirsche Lyon. Frank
Conway, w. D. Mcfarland, Miss Rosa
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say 'advertised'
f. w. BURT, Postmaster.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-20

Ny wife had the worst case of Dand-
ruff l ever saw and had tried three or
four other remedies, and two bottles of
Beggs' Hair Remover proved all it
claimed for it.-E. P. Dunagan, Gains
vile, Ga. For sale by H. H. Voss & Co.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-20

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At tho English Lutheran church
special services Of a beautiful character
wero rendered. Tho church was pretti.
ly decorated. In tho oycning"A Rcsur.
rcction Message" was tho theme, and
the Lords Supper was administered
after the sermon.
AT the Second Presbyterian church
there was special Easter service In the
forenoon, and last evening Miss Updc.
graf sang q solo which was much en-
joyGd.
At St. Panl's German church, in the
Eighth ward, eleven girls and eight boys
were confirmed yesterday.
At tho Thomson NJ. L. church Row.
Dr.. Fullerton preached OH tho topic,
"a Woman tho First Preacher OF tho
Resurrection" Floral decorations and
special music were features oil the day.
At tho Wesley NJ. L. church the chill
lrcn took q prominent part in tho very
enjoyable services Tho church was
decorated, and the exercises through
out the day had special reference to
Easter.
at tho Disciples church last evening
Evangelist Van Pelt preached his fare
we'll sermon to tho congregation and at
its conclusion eight converts were i'm
mcrsed. Tho attendance was unusually
large.
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FLOWERS AND MUSIC
The Features Of tho Celebration OF
Eastor in tho Churches.
THE APPROPRIATE SERVICES
In Nearly all Denominations arc At.
tended by Unusually large Congrc.
gations.--Thc Catholic, Episcopalinn
and Lutheran Churches Crowded.

Tho celebration OF castor in tho
churches yesterday was moro general
than in recent past years, although the
day was far from tho typical Easter.
Tho sky was sunless and gloomy, and
'tlight showers foil several times, yet it
seemed as,i all tho people had como
out TO join in celebrating tho anniver-
sary OF Resurrection morn.
AT ST. Matthews church the largest
congregation ever seen there assembled.
Tho aislcs wcro both filled with chairs
to accommodate those who could not
get in the pewa, and still many stood
through tho services. Tho floral decor
ations wercithc richest and most taste
full ever seen in Wheeling. They were
furnishcd.by e. w. Dez, OF the Central
flower store.
The music was Impressive and spir-
tied, tho special choir being composed
OF Mrs. Flora Williams and Miss Grace
UpdcgraH, OF Mt. Pleasant, sopranos;
Miss Grace Finnell and Mrs. Pebbles
Tatum, altos; Messrs. Zulauf and Nc
Coy, bassos, and DR.. Ascllmann and
Mr.. Mondel, .enors, and Miss Wilde,
organist. Tho musical programme was
splendid. DIR. Swopc delivered u brief
discourse appropriate to the day.
At the Sunday school services at st.
Matthews every person present was
given n candy Easter egg. Special cx-
crciscs arranged for. the day were rem
dcred, and there was very interesting
session.
At st. Lukc's church, on tho Island,
there WAS also rare display OF flowers,
and large congregation. Tho musical
programme, Il very fine one, was rem
dered by the following choir: sopranos,
Mrs. ]. 2. Rogers, Mrs. Fred. Seymour,
Misses Belle McCabe and Minnie NC.
Clyment; altos, Misses Lydo Irwin,
Loretta McGranahan; tcnors, I. J.
banner and David Tappan; basso, W.
Irwin; orsanist, Miss Annie V. Savage.
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MASS AND VESPERS
At the Cnthedral-Proccssio OF tn
Blessed Sacrament.

At tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF tho
Elessed Sacrament.
At the Cathedral yesterday morning
pontiticat high mass was celebrated by
Rt. Rev. Bishop Kahn. Generalis mass
was sung by the following choir, under
the direction OF Mrs. NJ. L. Whitaker,
the organist: Sopranos, Mrs. George s.
Fcency, Mrs. Henry Kcllar, Misses
Emma Yahn, Agnes Hess and Miss
Deylin; contraltos, Misses Augusta
Handlan, Jennie DeCamp and Agnes
Laurie; tenors, Jacques Front, George
Hoke, Walter Chapman and 7. j. Mil
Ter; bassos, Messrs. Adam Edwards,
VIII Yahn and Daniel Coffee.
In the afternoon vespers and bene-
diction were sung. \ pretty feature OF
the ceremonies was the procession Of
the Blessed Sacrament, in which the
young ladies' sodality ,and all tho
parochial school children took part.
The procession marched around through
the. aislcs Of the church, the bishop
bearing alolt the monstrancc, contain
ing the Holy Eucharist. Bishop Kahn
delivered sermon on the Easter ccre-
monies, 4 theme he treated in an clo-
Qucnt manner.