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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-23
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baupt, @dub Dor &~ranfbetten uno I'm.
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Riemano auber Srau Gabine Fam oieieIs
ben anfertigen ooer nerfaufen.
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Gn5abl BON beitporenen SengniHen, 6erep
Gopteen tn tbrem 12.ieittsen ilufrirter
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betltelt: "The Peoples Friend, meltei
IN beutfder lno engliider @prabe fur
Gents fret perianpi ptrD, entbalt aud NOD
cine &n3abl BON Iobenoen G~mpfebIunget
bic ibr BON be%DeutenDen Seitunaen gessbf
pnroen, fopie eine iluitrirte 9ei1tbte BE-
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Geburt bis CUR Seet3eit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-23
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&ranfbeit, bic ie nibt beiIen fanr. Gle
er5ielte ielbf In iolden Edlen poufdn0tge
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9eben batten. Gogar iber ben Ocean rad
europa lit ibr &uhm aeOrunsen uno fie ipiro
pielf11 bon bort briefld conIultirt.
Gragt fie tn allen QebensIagen
UNI &atb, benin lire. tpeifen @atbf1ldae
brinsen, ipenn befoIst, obne Iusnabme
ft6eren Grfolg.
Collie Sud ourd Geinoe ODER i~oniftpie
gbaoen ausefast tperoen, babt tbr seibaft.
Ii9e ooer Gamtlien.S Orser ODER Rro3efs-
fommt au Srau @abine, fie biIft Sud.
Ole 1T audi CUR Gufinoune persrabener
Gbabe pebalft9, gibt Glif in Wetten uno
2otterie; perbitet &ranfbeiten unD lin.
9liifSfdne NIB beforoert bas @ebeiben bes
8iebes uito eer Gaaten.
CpeaieIe Gnfmerfiamfeit peroiert BIZ
Sbatiade oab Grav Gabine Die ein3iae ia,
be aIIes %aarantirt, mas fis inte.s
ninnnt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-23
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9ie felnlten 9errenz unb 9amen'
S6ube, iomie aud Die beiten unb baus
erbafteiten S6ul Sbube fur 9naben
unb Mao6en.
@mpfeblensmertbe Hopitdt: 9olge'a
maReroi9te 6ilaibube unb Gil5 : pah'
tofeln!
ueberbaupt Mnes, mas in einem re-
guldren S9ubzGei6dft eriter &laHe 81
finDen 1T!
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-23
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q NJ unb @on3erts2ofal
auf Dem @ouoernment> IT, iiael, gegen,
iiber bonn gingang gum Barabeplab,
9ie Snfahen bon @utf9en tperben pom
Yarroom aus beoient. Nngenebmer
Nufentbalt I'M @arten. @roBer pors
siislid pentilirter Saal. Smportirte
Weine, feline MbiSfies, QiquDre. itets
brr5iialides Bier feline Gigarren. s e.
benS onntag SEA d m / tt a g b o n
4 ubr ab g robesSrei> 4on5ert.
Ibenbs 9aIl. Sas 2ofal itebt
priOatseieai6aften CUR 8erfasune.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-23
9ie .,6reuteriomate" eimcnt Iars
biaen aemiomet.


Sur @ei6idte Der rareuberionate"
ma6t Sd. 9anslid aelegentli6 elmer
8elpre9ung in Der rN. 6r. gr." einiz
ge nele Mitlbeilungen, bic fir ale 0fuz
liffreunbe Sntereiie baben merben:
Beethoven bat feline benz beriibmten
fran5Dfi6en Giolinipieler &oDolpbe
&reuger semirmete Sonate ni6t fir
Dteien gef6rieben, fonbern fir einen
bamals iebr iungen, ausge5ei6neten,
beute pOaig pergefenen @eiser.
@r bieB Sriogetower unb nar elm
Dfulatte BON ettpaS bunfler 6erfunft,
Sobn zines Nfritaners unb elmer @uz
ropdertn. Sn polen I'm bas Sabr 1870
geboren, erbielt er feline erite mulifaliz
Idle IusbilDung lit @nglanD unb erregte
f6on als %10idbriger @nabe Nufieben.
Inter Der groteetion bes prin5en BON
Wales CAB er cine &eibe BON eOncerten
gemeiniam nit einem anberen iungen
8iolinipieler. benz Wiener Srar3 @les
ment. gribgetpmer tpar balD Der 20ne
Der 2onboner Saiion; man nannte ibn
ben niun9en abelfpnii6en Yrin3en."
SIN Sabre 1903 fum er mad Wien, no
er fofort in nabere 8e3iebungen 5u
8eetbopen trat. 9ieier fano iid bes
reit, cine Sonate eigens fur Bridge
toner gu c%omponiren uub tie nit ibm
0fentli6 bo%r5utragen IS mat bies
eben bic sonate op. At. 8eetbouen
ipiette lie aus Dem MunuIeript am II.
rnb "a. Wfai 1903 nit 8riDgetoDer in
beffen &onaerten i'm Mugarien. Seltz
fumermelie bat nan BON Da an ni6t
wieber BON bieiem &initler gebort, Der
aus 10 e%ldn3ennen Nnfdnaen il9 pl0Bz
lid in oollaes Dunfel perlor. Man
glaubt, baB 8ribgetomer apii6en 1910
uno 1856 in Nonbpn geitorben lit.
Seine 6altung urlb feline Neweaunaen
beim Spiel folen, mie Carl G5ernp ers
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unm0glih mar, ibn anauieben, obne
laut auf3uladen. Wie fam nun
&reuber gu bieier 8ribgetomer=S onate2
&reuBer, Der nit &ooe unb Ballot an
Der 5piye Der bamals 10 9ldn5enoen
giolinihule itanD, mar auf elmer gto<
BEN &unitreiie Nnfangs 1898 in Wien
einaetrofen.
Dort lernte er ben 27id9rigcn 8eet>
bouen fennen, nit mel1em lbn CANA
eigentbimli1e um1tanbe fhneaer unb
enser perbanoer, alS er tpabrl 6einlid
font gemeien mdre. Nls beriibmter
fran3oii6er 9iiniler fam ndmli9
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6ofe, General 8ernabotte. 9iefer muB=
te 5mei LANCE Monate auf feline off3ieqe
0~orfeaurg bel 0ofe narten. &reuyer
pertrieb ibm bieie 3eit ge5Dungener
untbdtigfeit nit Wulif, unb UNI benz mr=
iifliebenben @elanbten bterein bas Bette
81 bie:en. fteIte er ibm 8eet6open Dor,
Der iid germ our Mitmirfung erbot.
Dieies g~emeinfdme Muiiciren bel
gernaootte (oem na9maligen &n0ig
BON S6meben) bauerte mebrere Wos
den unb fniipfte etn bauerbastes 8anb
bersli6er SreunOf6aft smli6en areus
Der unb 8eetbopen.
ginige Sabre ipdter folte &reuber
einen~ glin3enben 8emeis bieier Sreunbz
f6aft erbalten bur1 bic Wibmung Der
SOnate, mel9e ieBt furameg nOie &reus
berz 5onate" beiBt. Sic erfdien I'M
Sabre 1906 Bel Simrod unter benz Sis
tel: Sonata per il Pianoforte ed un
Vio.inn obligato scrilta in I'm stilo
motto concertante quasi come dun
C Lcertn; compose e dedicata al sue
AMIGO Rodolfo Kreutzer per l.. van
Beethoven.
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osm 3tmn ons, 9nftmetftet tn 5oaptne, Snbtana,
ibrf.bt yDas rGlsetrts 8tttsrs" bot mir mebi sendst,
aas bic gsiSnereen anp eefoen. wslSs bic Eelae CON
Stprnnseu Der Ntereu Lun Der eeber tnb." Der Tars
mer uuf Bisb3ahter 9obn eeSite, ebeufuas Dor Sbas
ollie, iast: so balte electric Sttters fh, bic beue
Wep'ein, hts sS ste6t, Id bsbe mid mad tbrem @es
brau4e pie au srsoreu %sefublt." 8. W. @arseuer.
ttn Gtienpaorrn : Sdnfler %cerielben Orti4aft, iast
gGlsiri. Buffers 1T aeraps Ia8, mas 9emanr 5randt,
eRHen @eiuuphstf total .aui ben 9uut %9etpmneh tt"-
pte man ~ iaSen patSt. DR.. bpt Is sic @siuubbett
pteee-seseben unp ID babe Dieper Gppett. ans neuen
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: Sic liberale partei Mericos bat

cine neue prin3ipien : Grtldruns erlafz
len. in Der tie iid fur Die ginflbrung
elmer &eibe iebr wi6tiser 8eformen
ausipriht. Oarunter befinbet lid bic
6orDerung Der 9tieoerreiBuns Der nod
beftebenDen 3pii6enltaatliden 3oa-
i6ranten, bieienige Der @%rmdBigung
her @infubr5oae, um einen Iebbafteren
6anbel nit Dem 4uslanbe a%naubabnen,
Die @inflbrung mi6tiger Heformen auf
Dem 8ebiete Der 9ebtspflege, beionz
Ders in 8ejuS auf bic preB @eieBes
unb bic S6ahung bes Amtes zines
Yiesprdlibenien Der &epublif &c.
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9ie 9eutf6e Geueroeri6erunsss
@eieai6aft in ct. paul, Minneiota,
bat in 5olge Der sablrei6en 6euerSs
briinite i'm Staate Wiseonlin 10 eroBe
8erluite sebabt, bab iie ibre 3abluns
gen einitelen muBte. Sbre Werbinbe
li4teiten belaufen ii6 uuf nabesu
81, 000, 900.
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Sic gun5et Wppb Gp.

perfauft @c9lniiter, Snbian Serritorp
&oblen gu $3.50 per Sonne, Sols gu
$3.50 per @orb unb gebadtes 9ol3 gu
$3.50. Ollie Nuftrdge nerben prompt
ausgefibrt. 5elepbon8 81.
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= Oie beften Oberhemben, unterz
seug unb Soiletten Nrtitel bel 9 4 ns
It & Sobn.
The state capital., 1892-06-25
IS lewis 98 90 LYE

fully established. 1T is the only route
to the Pacific coast over which both
Pullman Vestibuled first-class and
Pullman Tourist Cars are operated
from Chicago via st. Paul without
change. Through train leaves Chicago
every day at 1O:45 p. m. The traveller
via this route passes through the most
picturesque, interesting and prosper
Gus belt OF country in the Western
World. There is scenery with most
striking contrasts that range from the
rolling prairie and the pine forest level
to the widest passes of the widest
mountains in the world.
There is series of the noblest cities
towns and villages of every variety
and size, from the hamlet or the tiny
farm, upward; the richest mines in
the world; the greenest and most last
ing pasturage, the widest scenery on
the continent; canons as weird as q
nightmare; hills, SHOWS and peaks
startling in the magnificence of their
beauty, and perfection of comfort in
travelling that has never been sur
passed. Fast train via the Wisconsin
Central lines for st. Paul, Minneapolis.
Ashland and Duluth leaves Chicago at
500 p. M. daily with Pullman Vesti-
buled Sleepers and the Central's
famous dinning car attached.
The state capital., 1892-06-25
IN THE REALM OF MUSIC.

BEATRICE FEHoN, a Chicago girl ot
French parentage, has just achieved a
notable triumph as a singer at the Roy.
al Court theater in Stockholm
WALTER DANRoscH Is engaged In
writing an opera whose subject is to be
Hawthornes Scarlet Letter" Mr. G..
2. Lathrop is writing the libretto for
him
GEORGE W. ESTES, who died recently
in Salem, Mass, at the age Of eighty
seven, was said to be the first man who
ever played snare drum by note. He
officiated as drum major at the funeral
of President William Henry Harrison
in 1S41.
The age at which a "child wonder''
ceases to be such has not yet been
determined. But Josef Hofmann, the
boy pianist, seems to have reached it.
Late reports from abroad say that his
fingers are losing their suppleness, his
ear its delicacy and his soal it's love of
music.
In twenty-four days Handel wrote
''The Messiah" DR.. johnson wrote
"Rasselas" in the nights of a single
week. Schubert sometimes wrote four
or five immortal songs in single day.
He was born in 1897 and died in 1928,
yet he set to music six hundred and
thirty-four poems by one hundred diff
ferent authors, in addition to writing
other musical works.
The state capital., 1892-06-25
An Important Mission.

Dear Sisters of the state of Illinois;
your attention is hereby called to the
work of the w. G. U. OF the Baptist de-
nomination of the state, which was Or
ganized in Decatur Nov. II, $50 and
held its first annual session in Peoria
1891, and whose object it Is to aid home
and state mission also foreign mission,
and to look after the waits and orphans
of several communities, also to aid
young men and to see that they are
properly instructed for the ministry and
to appropriate stipulated sum annu-
ally to the General Association of the
state for building purposes. We had
hoped to have had the minutes before
now which would hape explained more
fully the foundation of our work. But
as they are delayed from some cause
we take this means of presenting the
work to you. hoping each sister will
&C, operate with us in pushing this
great cause to the front. The plans are
being perfected to hold district meet
ings within the neigh borhood of six or
more churches, so as to bring few of
our workers together and to brighten
and broaden their ideas and interests.
Practical plans of work will be brought
up and discussed, the best means of
raising funds, the most endurable plan
of keeping alive, mission spirit in the
chnrch. 1t is hoped that all will avail
themselves OF. the chance to sit in their
meetings and share in the work. Our
general church work must be looked
after and the field more thoroughly
cultivated for which we need workers
entirely awaken to the matter. Any
aid You can render by presents, or 9TH
er announcements please do so.
VIII each society of the Women's
State Body raise SO, and send to the
next general meeting? The president
and officers are requested to be active
In the matter and see that your society
is not left out Any information you
may desire will de gladly furnished.
| am yours for the prosperity of the
work of Christ.
MRS. ]. w. CRUsHsHoN, Pres, VIC.
Union. Peoria, Ill.
The state capital., 1892-06-25

--On Saturday night June Il, Messrs
John M, Hunt and Chas. B. Mortimer,
two leading business men of Chicago,
opened new and elegant hotel at 80
22 State ST., fol the accommodation of
the business and travelling gentlemen
and ladies of our race that visit that
great city. The building is three
stroy stone front with all modern i'm
provments and conyeniences of any ho-
tel in the United States. The designs
and equipments excells anything that
has been inaugurated by colored gentle
men in this country. Their par1ors
are equal in proportion for the price as
that of the Palmer House, ne of the
leading hotels in the world.
Their cafe displays skill workman
ship and grandeur, On either side of
the walls there are to be seen the finest
of brass. silver mahOgny, chrystal and
mable glittering in your eyes with un-
usual brilliancy and no person who Wis
lbs Chicago should not fail to stop at
the Keystone Hotel; Hon. J. Ii. How
ard, prosperous and courteous gentle
man, is manager.
The state capital., 1892-06-25
SHAWNEE TOWN.

Rev. W. Ell. Denton left Tuesday
to meet the Executive Board Harri-
burg.-Rev. Hill of Mt. Vernon,
Ind, has been in the city several
days'-Rev. f. p Baker has return
ed from Mt. Vernon, Ind.-The
Methodist church is undergoing re-
pairs and in few days will be nice
ly plastered.- The literary societies
here are still alive and are doing
excellent work.-Bills here are be-
ing struck for the grand barbercue,
which is to be given for the benefit
of the Missionary Baptist church,
at Fish Lake, in August, Editor S.
B. Turner being placed on the bills
as the principal speaker on the oc-
casion This will be a grand occa-
sion and there will be many hun
dreds of people out. The white
friends, no less than the colored,
are assisting to make the enterprise
successful.-There will be grand
procession from the city, headed,
by a band of music. accompanied
by carriage containing forty-four
girls representing the forty-four
states of the Union.-Miss Susie R.
Powell has returned to Louisville
KY, after a very pleasant trip to
this eity.-Mesdames Susan Sellers
Addie McCallister, Elizabeth V.
Barnett Rev. w. Ell. Denton and G.,
B. Barnett, took tea with Mr.. Ed
ward Wilson out in the countr
Sunday afternoon.-B.
The state capital., 1892-06-25

w, d. Helm paid his relatives and
friends visit last week.-Mr. An
drew Whithesides has bought the
baber shop on Adams ST.. owned by
Mr.. George Mitchem, we hope he
will prosper in his undertaking for
what we want is a good colored bar
ber shop.-Mrs. r. A. Gibson has
been i'll for some time but we are
glad to announce that she is i'm
proving.-Mr. ID. q. Combs has
bought two fine lots in block 9 N.
Water st, and has begun to build
on them both he will live
in one the houses himself and rent
the other ne.-Mrs. T. Brooks is
visiting relatives and friends in
Chicago.-The Bradley Band made
their first appearance before the
public last Tuesday they marched
the Fifer Club from their hall on
Washington. ST., to Rouse's hall.
The boys did fairly we'll for the
first time and should be encouraged
they promise to play better next
time.-The Masons will make dis
play Sunday June 26, when they
will appear in full dress regalia and
march from their hall on Adams st.
to the A. M. e. church cor. 5th. and
Manson st. and listen to their anuu-
al sermon, the public is invited to
attend.-Mr. and Mrs. Downing Of
Henry, ILL.,, have located in the city
they bought a very desirable house
and lot in the South part of the
city, we wish them much SUCCESS
Mrs. Hester johnson has been al
most laid up with cold, she is inn
proving at this writing.
The state capital., 1892-06-25
CARL1NV1LLE, ILL.

Special to the Capital.
Sunday the 10Th. was Children's
Day at the End. Baptist church. At
3 p m an excellent programme was
rendered by the scholars, A teach
er's meeting was also organized
with Mrs. Matte Newcomb presi-
dent; Miss sadie l.. Banks, secreta-
ry. Rev. E. Roey the pastor, gave
a lecture on the general work of
Sunday Sch ool. The lecture was in.
teresting, instructive and eloquent.
The following delegates were elect
ed to the Sunday school convention
which meets in Jacksonville in July
7: Rev. E. Roey, Miss susie L. Banks
and Miss Fannie Martin. The sun
day sch ool is prospering nicely and
doing all it can for African Mission
aries. A collection of 75c. was
raised for missionary purposes.
The state capital., 1892-06-25

| fO-A mef1can. capt. Swain has COM
| manded vessels for a number of pr0mi-
nent merchantmen to foreign ports.
He is an able navigator.
"There is only one crime that hould
| bring on lynching. |, as governor,
| would head a party to lynch any Ne
gro that WOuldassault..a "a white woman. )"
| Ihis is the utterance of Gov. Tillm an,
| of South Carolina. So long as these are
the sentiments of the chief executive of
| a great state, what can be expected of
| the average mob? Not much, we fear,
until public sentiment is changed down
| there--Boston Herald.
Jockey Andy Hamilton on "Tourna-
| mentn is said to have lost the "Tobagan
slide handicap in New York June 10 to
Jockey snapper Garrison (white) on
| a pull Oh tournaments when ahead
and turned to laugh at Garrison.
We make demands upon political
parties, and they, catering to our votes
with transparent resolutions and ap-
pearances as impotent as the senti-
ment from which they emanate, lead
us jacko-lantern chase and leave us
wholly unprotected as before States
| man.
Nathan Brown, patentee and model
| maker Of Oakland, CAL, who recently
| invented safety guards for the prOtec-
| tiOn of passengers in upper berths in
| sleeping ears and steamships is an
| Afro-American He resides in Oakland
| and in addition to his inventions is
| proprietor of a large hotel. He is rated
l of NJ nd Io bnn Il,
| A telegram from Memphis says: 1.-THE
| tension between whites and Negroes"
has become such that committee or
| conference on both sides has been ap-
pointed "with view of restoring mu-
| tual confidence and good feeling. The
only confidence the Negroes of Memp
his should have is in themselvs. Let
| them leave the accursed place .--EX-
| The verdict of the coroner's jury in
the case of Port Jarvis, n. Y, lynchlng
is that the Negro in the case came TO
his death at the hands of some person
or persons who are unknown TO the Ju-
ry. And yet nine of the iynchers nave
| been identified The pecuilaritles OF
Crowner's quest law haVent changed
since the davs of Shakespeare.-N.Y Y
Maitland Express.
VIII. Bonaparte. who edited race
Daper in Boston several years ago, and
and who later on was setentenced to a
term in the Virginia penitentiary charg
ed with a crime by white woman not
boye suspicion, will gain his liberty
in about twenty months if not pardon
ed sooner. Two weeks after entering
the penitentiary he was made clerk
in the industrial department. Very
shortly afterward his proficiency ear
ned promotion. Being a good mathe-
matician and rapid penman he was
transferred to the shoe departments
man office; as assistant No colored
and very few white prisoners eN er re-
ceived such favor. 1t is an office of
trust and business confidence. AS a
reward he was granted a salary and /
am informed that he enjoys the fullest
confidence OF the entire official crew of
the prison. He has become Christian
The state capital., 1892-06-25
MATTOON. ILL.

We are moving along very nicely at
present. Mr.. Harris Scott is now
working in Rev. III. Williams baber
shop on 1st. st -. be Malone has re-
TUNED from Litchfield and is standing
hard by the back chair in f. S. Brooks
shop C. O'Brien is here from the
swampy city Of Cairo and is working
in Mr.. Morris shop on Broadway.
BARRIERS like other men are complaining
of hard times =. Fred Huffman Miss
Emma Ross were married at the A. M.
E. church Sunday night by the pas
tor. We wish them a happy life and
great success .. The Baptist church
will be re-opened again for divine SER
vices. Mrs. Joe Perry's daughter is
here from Washington, d. c visiting
her relatives and friends. FAITHFUL.
The state capital., 1892-06-25
VIC sh06O1r.S

The shodoacs
that fill your life, if you're a feeble,
suffering woman, can be taken out
of it. The chronic weaknesses,
functional arrangements, and pain
full disorders peculiar to your sex,
can be taken away. The one
untalling remedy for them is DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
1t corrects, cures, and builds you
up. It. improves digestion, enriches
The blood, dispels aches and pains,
melancholy and nervousness, brings
refreshing sleep and restores health
and strength. For periodical pains,
internal inflammation and ulcera-
ton, weak back, leucorrhea, and all
kindred ailments, it's positive spe-
cific one that is guaranteed. If
1t fails to give satisfaction, in any
case, the money paid for it is re-
turned.
The state capital., 1892-06-25
FOURTH OF JULY EXCUR-
SIONS.

The Ohio & Mississippi Railway
will sell tickets at one fare for the
round trip between all stations on
it's lines within 200 miles of each
other on account of 4th. of July.
Tickets will be good going July
End, 3rd, and 4th., and returning
till July 5th., inclusive.
For further information call ON
or address Local Agents, 0. Il NJ,
Ry., or
G. G. JONES, Dist. Pass'r Agent,
VINCENNEs, IND.
There will also be special train run
by this line, leaving Beardstown at 10
p m July 4th, for Springfield and inn
mediate points
The state capital., 1892-06-25
PANA. ILL.

The boom is on with the colored bar
bers here l.. Clark has very fine
shop and Patrick Smith has fitted his
shop with the finest pictures in the
market costing about $800.--Mrs Max
in is visiting at TaylorviIle, IIl.-An
item in your paper of the 13 was before
the Y. M. G. A, concerning the color
line in jacksonville, the matter was
investigated in answer to letter that
was received regarding the Jackson
vile item.-R. J. E. Brown.