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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-15
saubbett faun uidbt aebeiIt ,perSen

burt locale 2.pplicutipnen. neil fie ben franz
fen SbeiI bes Sbres nidt erreiden fDnnsn.
@s siebt u einen Mee, bic Euubbeit gu flu,
riren, unb Der lit our9 conftitutionele Sell.
mitteI. 9aubbeit tpirb bur9 einen ent3iinbe'
ten 3uftanb Der dleimigen Musfleibuns Der
Guitadti4en &bbre bermria&t. @enn oieie
80bre iidB e~nt3inbst. babt ibr eincu rumpeIps
Son ober nnppltommenss @ebbr; uno wsnn
ie gang sei4lofen 1T, erfolat Saubkeit, uno
tpenn bic @ntsiinbung Sidt geboben unb oieie
R0bre tpieoer in ihren sebDrisen Suftanb Der
5est tperben Tenn, tpir6 bos @eb6r fir INNER
aeritDrt tperben; neun Gdae unter sebn iinb
bur4 8atarrb oeruriaat, tpeI6er ntdts alS
elm e~nt;inbeter 3uifanb Der i4Ieimisen Obers
HIDDEN lit.
Bir wolIen ~einbunbert 0oanrs fir iebsn
(ourd &atarrb peruri idten) SAL bon Saub.
belt seben, ben mir ni6t burd @innebmen pom
9aa's Ratarrb Sur beilen fDnnen. Sabt Sud-
umlonit @irfulare tommen.
S. s. Gbeneb & 6 o., Tplebo, ..
8ertauft pnn Mpotbefern, Preis rs Gts.
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SQn0murut.

Wer on 8anbpurm leibet, fenbe fir
mein &abifal Mittel. Mein
Wtittel 1T leidt gu nebmen, felbft fir
&inber unb f6ma6t ni6t ben &6rper.
@arantie fir @rfnlg. Yreis $3.50.
@lei6seitig perienbe i'd bas beriibmte
Seras uniperial Seilpflaiter, Siibner>
augenz unb Warsenpflaiter, Pile Omit
ment, iomie mein unfeblbares Neurals
sia s2iniment. NbreKe:
%. Sell, Quftin, Sera8.
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Cages Weui8teiteu.
& nIan6 8.

Wdbrenb Der lebten 8eridtse
node lanbeten i'm Stem Oorfer 6afen
1902 3wii6enbedsz paRagiere, gegen
5,437 In Der entfpre9enben Wo6e bes
9oriabres. Or @inmanbervuoss
&ommiRdr @ol. Weber bat benz ueueu
Sinan3mintiter Carlisle feline &eligna=
tion eingeret6t. Weber mar i'm Sabre
1880 Der @esentanbiDat beS iebiqen
prdibenteH @leoelanb fir bas Nmt
bes @berifs ppn Buffalo. Sic Ser
maltung bon @ais Sslanb tpiro mad
benz neuen Smmlgrationsgelebe p6aig
umgeftaltet tperben.
- Ser 8unOesienat bat iebt bic
9feu : Organization pollsoger, bic baz
bur6 n6tbig geiporben mar, baB bic
Semofraten in bemielben bic Mebrbeit
erlangt batten, 9ie &epublifaner bas
ben IL &omites erbalten, gerabe 10
Diele pie bic 9emotraten bisber i1ne
batten. Nu6 bic BopuIiften Bfe6er
uno &ple ftnb gu goriibeuben BON &os
mites ernannt morben.
= General 9locum BON Stem Oorf
lou bonn Prdfibenten @lepelanbfi r oas
mi6tige unb einluBrei6e Qmt bes
peniOnss& ommi1drs auserieben fem.
Sci S6aBamtsfefretdr Carlisle
bat Die tiir5li6 ber6Hentli6ten Qua
rantdnez8 ori6riften babin abgednbert,
baB aud paRa9iere, bic an 3mii1ens
1tationen anfgenommet tporben 1ino.
onr6 bic @onfular : Ngenten ober ben
@eiunbbeitsbeamten i'm 9afen unterz
fu9t merben f0nnen.
Mnslarb.
: Ser @aifer Wilbelm unb bic
&aiierin 8ictcria Nuguta perbei1 ber1
italienif6en &~0nisspaar 51 befen
@nbe Npril ftattfnbenben @ilbernen
9p65eit einen 8eiu6 in 3om abtatz
ten. &6nig gilbert BON Sahien miro
ie besleiten. Sci Der @eleaenbeit
tpirD Safer Wilbelm audi Dem papite
i'm 8atifan einen 8eiu9 abtatten.
Das Neuelte auf Dem @ebiete
Der agrariiden 8enegung III 9euti9z
Lamb 1T Der plan Der &egierung, cine
ben Qanbelss unb @emerbefammern
na6sebiIbete r9lderbauz &ammer" gu
griinben unb es 1T bic &ebe bobon,
i'm Santiago cine 8orlase ein3ubrins
ger, uona6 cine berartige &ammer
ius 2eben gerufen tperben loa. STE
ielbe ioa unter Der 2eitung BON Be
gierungsbeamten fteben. 9ie Siibrer
per agrarif6en 8emegung iinb bieiem
Plane bur6aus nidt geneigt.
Sn benz Beinben bes gefdbrli9
~erfranften greiien Selbmari6aas @raz
fen 8lumentbal lit cine enti1iebene
Wenbung gum 8efern eingetreten.
-.8ei Neunfir6en i'm Saars&ohs
fenbeden murDe bieier Sage Elm Mn>
tbraeit : &oblenlager erbobrt, bas ben
nnteriu6ungen bes 9anbesgeoloeen
@rsbe sufolge cine Mddtiafeit BON
reutt Meter erreiht uno befen Nusz
beute einen auf piele Sabre binaus ale
8~eiorgnife megen etmaiaer @rfdopfuug
bes SdarfDblenbedens a%ertreuenben
umfang gu geminnen perfpri6t.
0urd bas 50idb iee 8ifdofss
Subildum linb Bic 4aRen bes 8atis
fans mieber gefiiat moroen. Sic
8aars@rtrdge belaufen iid auf etma
l 100000 unb Der Wertb Der Sc
i9enfe auf ungefdbr 81, 00O, 600.
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urpldliiae 0alanterie. Der enn.

urip11dBtge Oalatterie. Der engs
ltlbe Sberlt g. 6atte bel elmer 0leije
onrh ben @citeu Norbamerifas bic
Sbbut iiber eine iunse Dame bon aros
fer S60ubeit iibernommen. @uf elmer
Station itieg ein falifornil9sr @olosrds
Der ETH, tpeld)er Die Dame u1unterbros
den anftarrte, 10 baB ser Sberlt nit
tbeno ipuroe l1o i'm ,ur Geoe selte(t
babeH niroe, ipen,l ieine Sesleiterin
inn ni9t 5nriidaebalten bdtte. 9ta9
lar9erer 6abrt itieg Der unael6lahte
Senunoerer weibli6er S6Onbeit aus ;
bob ebe CT 9itg, 5o9 ct Dor Dem iunse1
Mtaoden ben 9ut, sriff baum in ieins
Weltentalf die u1o bolte Elm anlebultdes
Stiid @olO berauS, baa ct i9r nit SEN
Worte1 in ben S9ooB mari Scr
Qir1nel iegne SIR biibl6es @elidt!
gs 1T oaS 16Onite, baS ih ie 9el e1eu.
Nebn1en sic oaS our @rinnerung an
Sad!"- 9io6 bibi6er tit folsenoes
9elhi9tden BON eil1em iungen Men>
l9en aus Oem @elten, Der fth in Boz
ton auf elmer Soiree iterbli1 perliebte.
Die 6raa pom Saule, bie inn poble
tpoute, 9ab ibut, ais er fortsitg, ges
beimniBoel ell Badben un0 iaate:
.WfiB M. bat lire l1eberi6ube perseilen
= bier lino tie; oa baben Sic eirten
Uormano, Iie 81 beia6en." Der iun3e
GARNER beuuste ben @tnf, 1teIte lid
bet ieiner @n9ebeteter et1 utb iibers
reihte ibr bas 8adet. sic banfte,
fano aber Sn ibrem Grltauueu tur einen
ueberidub barin. Den anbern babe
t9 nod su 9auIe," erfldrte Der Sling
ling e%rrotbenb, It'd brinsc i'm morsen,
nno td mo(lte nur, STE tpdren eth
EauienofnB."
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-beiIt.
Nenralgte.

Srintetps, syrs., 8. Saruar, 1891.
SIN Sritltne bes Satres 1890 Hit t9
en- iteuralstfAen @dnter;er, tnt GefGte.
Cine e~tnnalise Gtnretbuns NIT ct. Sd.
tots Del teilte mid, unb babe i'd felt
Der 3ett feine @Gmeraen tpteber 9ebabt.
= Sotn %. Bailey, 9erausseber bss
sSsepubliean.s
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Sur Grimneruma on Die sSnaerin

Sur Grinnerung an Die eanaeriu
Nilinn. Ils Gbriltine 9lillon 1id) aui
elmer Rou;ertreile Surd Die Sereiniaten
Staaten befanb, beiu9te fte IN 8olton
oas .9teuzG nslanb-@ onlerpatorium Der
Wfultf." sic mnrbe bonn Direftor
burd ale Naume gefabrt nnb sesen
bas Guoe ibreS 8eiu6s iiberrei1te ibr
cine Reputation Der @onlerpatoriitem
einen raid bel6afften folcIalen Roiens
ltrauB nit elmer fur5en Inlprahe. Der
Direftor bat nun Die 5dngerirl, bod
CUR Sreuoe Ser S9iter etlpas gu linsen,
aber ME 9roB mar, Die @uttaui9urs,
ais ebriitine 9lillon erflarte, tie birfe
nidt finsen, oa ibr 8ertrag ibr bies
perbiete. gber iie repan6irte fi9 trots
benz, iuoent fie ale nod oisponiblen
8iqets gu ibrem nd9ften &onsert (mebs
rere 9unoert) faufte unO ben Confer
eatoriften CUR Serfigung itelte. Oiele
@enerolitat lit int 8oitorer Gouierpas
torium nod beute uuperselien uno bas
Bib Der Sdn9erin bdn9t In Der &ula
bes Gonlerpatoriums al sinem berpors
ftt1enben 8lake.
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Geo. Manbrp,s 9ampf ; aiiferei

in Der IuffinsS traBe 1T nit ben rleue=
fen Ma{6inen CUR 4nfertiguns DON
8ottiden, Sdfern, @ifternen &c. einges
ridtet uub liefert aaerfannt por3iisli6e
Mrbeit.
S9idt guer Gelb ni6t na6 benz
Norben, ionbern laBt Cure Nrbeiten
bier MAIDEN, mo @u6 pole @arantie
fir Bic bette Nusfiibrnng berfelben gez
geben mlrb. 8riefli6e Mnfrasen iiber
Breiie &C. merben prompt beantwortet.
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= Mdbrenb Der 8eratbungen bes
Mtilitdr= Budgets i'm beuti6en &eidsz
tage belt Der neugemdbIte Mntilemit
NbImarbt feline rSun9fernrebe". @r
fprah iiber feline perf0nliden Nngele=
genbeiten. Ser Gan3ler. iaste er, babe
ibn einen 8erldumber genannt, OBJ
gIei6 er bod MIR cine patriotiihe
pflidt erfiilt babe, inbem er ben MiBs
griH Der 2eute, mel6e bic Nusriiitung
Der beutf6en Strsitfrdfte Suben iibers
lafen bdtten, an ben pranger geftelt
babe. Inter iiefem S9meieen bes
9aufes mieberbolte Nblmarbt feline
&nflagen gegen bic &egierung, bab
biefelbe bic mntaugliden 26me'i9en
@emebre angenommen babe. Wdbrenb
Der ndmliden gebatte ftelte @ugen
&i6ter bic Graee, OBJ in benz &riegsbubs
get bic an 3eituneen fir Nufpufung
Der M%rmeeoorlage ~gesablten @elOer eins
gefAlofen feien, mDrauf @apripi ent=
riiitet ermiberte, baB aud ni6t elm
pfennig fir ben ansegebenen 3med
%berausgabt tporben fei.
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Sic frei5iunineu MitoIi ber Sc

= Die freiIinnigen Mitgli Der bes
beutiden &eidstage5 bielten cine pars
teiz8 erfammlunsu ab, in Der man ii6
nnd LANCER unb siemli6 erregter 9es
bate babiu einigte. bic WilitdrsWtebr
forherungen Der &egierung uie biSber
au permerfen, obne es iebo6 ben eine
3elnen Mitgliebern su eermebren. ibrer
peri6nliden ue%ber3eusung gu folgen.
Wfar, bdlt cine Spaltung ni6t fur uns
%mabri9einli6. Nu6 i'm Centrum
MAIDEN .ii6 ueri6iebene Str6mungen
geltenb.
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IS ntmmt In Der 9esst Sabre, f6 einen auten Sra
men su MAIDEN, iebpA bat Oxidation $ Del f6 tn iebr
larger 9ett BET unS eineebhreert. G8 IN aud tetn Wuns
Der, henn eS btlft J%ehermapn feline 9hmer5en Al per'
trsiten nnb 70 1T btuts sasu, nur rs Gerts bic Glaf8e.
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Somtberm Pactfic Balm.
Nbfahrt.

Na6 Nem=S rleahs, 9oufton mnb Sal
Deiton tdgli6 $50 ubr Na6mittags.
Na1 Sqn Sraneiseo, 81 Yafo mnb
eagle PaB tdgli6 $3.50 8orm, 49,.
Mnfumft.
Bon 9temsS Orleans, 9oufon unb @al>
beton tdgli6 900 8orm. unb 4:15
yta6m.
Bon San Graneiseo, 81 pa1o urb
eagle Bab tdgli9 1:25 Nadm. -.
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N6eumQtiSmuS

10 Sabre seIitten.
3etn Sabre Ittt
i'd an rheumatic
fhet @6mersen TIT
ltnfen arm unb
mar t6 ntdt int
Stanbe wdtrenb Der
lebten atpet Sabre
mt6 ansufletben.
5ipet Mpplttattonen
NIT ct. Safobs Sel
tetlten mth.-Wnt.
Golbman,Ga EAT Ser.
rtantpwn. SNb.
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q. u. & u. q. 8abn.
Whfohrt


Na6 @alpeiton, 6suiton unb @aero
tdgli6, ausgenommen SonntagS,
INN ..S.5U VDrm.
Na6 Corpus Gbriiti, Mranias paB unb
8eebhe tdgli6, ausgenommen 5onnz
tags, um............3:10 yta9m.
Sad aerroiae tdgli6, ausgenommen
S0nntags, 100 gta1.
Rad &errpiQe tdgli6, aussenommen
Sonntass unb Montass, Inn
1880 Nnrnt.
4~nfunft.
Bon @alpeiton, 9oufton unb guero
tdgli9, ausgenommen SDnntags,
UNI ................8:15 Mbenbs.
Son CORPUS @briifi, Nranfas paB unb
8eepile td9lid, ausgenommen Sonr=
tags, um............l :40 9tad1M.
Bon &errpile tdg1i6, ausgenommeu
9DnntagS. 1886 gorm.
gon &errpide tdgli6, ausgenommer
Sonntags unb Montags, nm
1900 MbenbS
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Or. ausuf 80nis's
burger "
KrsHuterpHaster

n elm gang uorsasIi9es SeiImitteI sesen
0sf4wEre, Gdnitfmuneen, 8ranbs mnb
Brnbwunhen, 8rofbeuIen, &ibners
au8en, etc.
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eeltianre 8egmabigumgssriimbe.-

Selt1arie SegnaDtgnngSgrln0e.-
STR bte 8esnaoisung gum 9obe Ser,
urtbeilter iinb, pie befannt, beute iibers
ali nlr etbiide, 5. +. fittlide @riinoe
maBsebenb, fpo3u Dor alien aufri1tige
Heue iiber baa besangene Berbre9en,
Ridii6t auf brittle 8erionen II. (. m.
seb0ren. 8or 200, ia Dor $50 Sabren
nod, mar bas gang arbers. Sn Oeuti6>
lamb }. $. mar Der Iobesfanbibat err
loft, lpenu i'm auf Dem @ese CUR 6idt<
ftdtte Elm ebrbareS Mdbhen gum Manne
besebrte un0 in Gnslanb fonitten alle
armen Climber auf @nabe re1nen, bic
na95umeiien oermodten, baB ie bes
S9reibens funbig leien. ga mebr nod,
bamit man iie ~besnabisen tonne, ipuroen
iie nidt ielten in jener eblen 8unit i'm
3erfer uuterwieien.- neberbaupt mar
man nm 8esnabtsunsssriinbe nt9t per-
lesen, benn, pie TbaderaD er3ablt,
tpurbe INN Die Wtitte bes 1S. Sahrbuns
berts elm gum Iobe perurtbeilter Mas
troie einsig unO alein besbalb besnas
btst. neil inn cine @rbi9ait 5usefallen
mar unb iomit bic 8iirgf6aft oorlas,
boB er uss ntdt. mieber tbun merbe."
. bu quite alte 3eit, wobin biit bu se>
f1munoen!
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Gtitubabn Tabr Ylau.
5. & 6. %. 8abm.


~ " va ". OWUW+
Nbfabrt.
Na6 ct. 2ouis pia Srpn Mpuntain
ober 80. 6. &S....6:50 Moraens.
Na9 st. Souls bio Sron Mountain
H0nte ..........8:15 Mben6S.
Na9 XarebD.. $40 0nrm.
Nnfunft.
gsn ct. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & %.
6. 6 I.,..........-.9:35 8orm.
Bon st. Souls, Sron Wountain & Do.
6. &S..--........10:55 Nbenbs.
Bon Garebo :35 Nadrm.
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Wenn unpdbli@, gebrau6et Seehs
am'S Yillen.
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Gle Iefen uotiirlth

Die 3eugniife, ipelde in bieiem 8latte
in 8eaug auf 9oObs SariapariGa pers
6fentli9t merben. S1eielben fteQen
iiber alien 3melfel biuaus feft, bab
9pobs Mittel furirt-
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GanR6arer Nattenf

(Sein Mrst fonute ibm belien)
Der ieinen Namen ni&t aeuanut BADEN niq unb Der
teine nolftaneiee @ieoerberfteuptg bon
fdtuerem 4eioen elmer, in einern Gotterbua
aneeeebenen &ranet ~perbantt, last burh uns bass
{l6e ~tplenfret an feine l~eibenten Mttmeniteu rers
fhtdsn. Dieies erpbe Bud tsi6feibt ausfatrlt& ale
aranfbeiter in Iiarer p.rithnpfider @eiie uib 8tebt
sung unb aIt betSfrist @sShlsdts Sdj dsetSHeftbe
AuffdtItfe uber Gnes, fras re intersiiten bantsr
beiten Reeepfe, pefhe In ieser apptbets es1aht
rereen iinueu. S9tft Guere Ipreiis NIT Srtetnarte
an:
Privat Klinik und DispensaRy,
% West IL Str, New York, N. Y.
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8%erftopfung unb ole 2eberbez
f6meroen peroen Our6 Sprbs Yillen
gebeilt.
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Is Gts.bas vadst. sn alien apotsstsn su BADEN

mo eHaRtss 4. voesLEa CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
The Globe-republican., 1893-05-05
Ensign Notes.

J. K. Sayers loaded car of wheat last
Saturday for Kansas City market.
A Sunday School was organized the
23d ult. at No. IS with John Williams
as superintendent.
B. F. Lopp and Deem are contemplat-
ing trip to Santa Fee, New Mexico, the
latter part of Msy.
Sutton and son are drilling well for
J. K. Sayer; likewise Mr.. Steedley for
Charlie Reese.
The dry weather has injured the early
sown wheat in this vicinity. That which
was sown during the latter part of Octo-
Der and during the month of November
is doing very well. If rain comes by the
18th inst. there will be a good crop yet.
Notwithstanding all prophesies to the
contrary.
Retributio1 has come. The county
seat of Gray county has gone to Cimar-
ron. and the Dodge City, Montezuma &
Trinidad Railroad has discontinued
running trains ever the road, and the
Cimarronites hereabout are scratching
their heads and wondering if it shall al
ways remain thus.
DIED:-April 3Oth, 1898, Mrs. Grannis,
wife of Dir. Grannis, and mother of Mrs.
w. w. Frink. She was most estimable
Christian lady, loved and respected by
all who knew her. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Barker, of Gin.
arren. Her remains were inferred in
the Cimarron Cemetry last Tuesday.
ANON.
The Globe-republican., 1893-05-05
W. C. SHINN, Manager.
Kansas All Right.

If any are in doubt concerning Kansas,
they are such as have not lived in the
state long enough to Judge of her merits.
Old timers all agree that Kansas is all
right.
Somebody was grumbling last Monday
because it was little chilly, and garden
truck didn't grow fast enough to suit
him, when Uncle Jonas Stafford, who
was present, remarked that he has been
in Kansas twenty-four years the oath
day of last April, and that she was the
best state in the union. He went to work
for the Santa Fe railway company on the
22nd day of April, 1869, at Topeka, and
has been at work for the same company
ever since. From Topeka came on to
Carbondale, and in 1874 he came to Ford
county and has been here ever since. 1t
will be observed, therefore, that the old
gentleman has seen considerable of Kan
;sas. He has seen the finest fruits and
the largest yields of wheat harvested in
the Sunilower State that he ever saw
anywhere, and Jonas is man who OBJ
serves closely what is passing around
Kim. He has large numbers of acquaint-
;ances along through the state. Many of
them came here poor as church mice,
but have since grown wealthy raising
cattle, wheat, fruit and other products
of this fertile soil. Another thing he
likes about Kansas is the healthful eli
mate, and the old gentleman is striking
Illustration, in his own person, of this
fact. Though arrived at that time of life
when men in eastern and middle states
feel the infirmities OF age, he is
always hale and hearty, able for his
usual work, every day. He was evident
ly very much in earnest, and certainly
thinks this is the best country in the
world. The editor of this paper landed
in Kansas twenty years ago this month,
and can verify all that Jonas Stafford
saws.
The Globe-republican., 1893-05-05
G. 4. X. Reunion.

Lewis Pest No. 2s4 G. A. X. will give
a grand reunion oE July 4th and 9Th at
the Soldiers Home, at which time there
will be present the department comman-
der and staff, several post department
commanders and other eminent Grand
Army men who will deliver addresses.
All Grand Army Posts, Old Veterans,
Sons Of Veterans and W.R.C. of western
Kansas will be invited, and a regular old
time reunion and love feast is expected.
There will be amusement of several kinds
to entertain the old and the young.
Baseball, wheelbarrow race, creased
pig race, creased pole contest, dancing
etc. Regular meals will be provided for
all that come, also there will be booths
in different parts of the grounds where
ice cream, fruits, lemonade, pop and
other light drinks and cigars will be
served Look out for the big bills. A
committee of arrangement have the
above matter in hand and from their
well known .s5ility, the people may be
assured that the reunion will be grand
success, and all who attend will 20 home
with a feeling of satisfaction that they
had been there: The following COM
mittees have been appointed and others
will be appointed as the work progresses.
General arrangements-D- L. Sweeney,
H. Juneaa.R. F. Hammond, S. Gallagher
and G. w. Barlow. Invitation-Com-
rades NJ. w. Sutton, J. A. Arment and
J. c. Baird. Printing aud programme
Comrades j. A. Arment, n. Y. Markley
and John Rapp Jr. Supply aad refresh
ments-Conrades D. L. Sweeney, r. F.
Hammond, 6. w. Barlow, Dan Moody
and P. F. Sughrue. Transportation
Comrades rs. Gibson, j. W. Sidlow,
CIV Bartlett, Mic Mayrath and A. Al]er.
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seeding. This dry spell of weather is q
good time to plant corn, as it is quite
likely we will have such an excess of
moisture in June and July as will make
good corn. Broom corn, is a sure crop
any season, and most years very profit
able in this yart of the state, owing to
favorable climate for curing. We rec
Omended the standard varieties, as it is
not necessary to be so particular to har-
vest them at a certain stage Of maturity,
as is the case with dwarf corn.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT,

We have made arrangements with DR.. B.
]. Kendall Co., publishers of "A Treatise
on the Horse and his Diseases" which will
enable all our subscribers to obtain copy
of that valuable work free by sending their
address enclosing a two-cent stamp for
mailing same) to DIR. B. J. KENDALL
Co.. ENosBURGH FALLS, VT. This book
!; = now recognized as standard authority
m IN all diseases of the horse, as its
rb., 'omenal sale attests, over four million
comics having been sold in the past ten
vesrs sale never before reached by any
yuhi;,.t;o q in the same period of time.
W. Eel = on6dent that our patrons will
.nnrec;.te = e work. and be glad to avail
Themselves Of his opportunity of Obtaining
a valuable book. -.
,,,,er +, send;nn fo- the Treatise" This
p BIER will remain omen for only short time.
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Just rs re 60 to press we are inform
ed of the death of Mrs. Morris, wife of q
commercial traveller. whose family used
to reside 10 DR.. Milton's dwelling On
railroad avenue, at Indianapolis, Ind.
This lady WA well known g IN exem.
plary christian, among . large circle
of fdeads, aad. though saddened BY
losing her from among them here on
earth, will be glad to know that death
to her WAS . happy release from pain.
She endured great suffering to the last,
but rejoiced in anticipation Of the beau
tiful home she has gained above. Mr..
Morris and Hunter ere now living 1t the
home Of hls wife's sistef, Mn. Holmes,
Ill, E. Ormsby ave., Indianapolis.
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Wright DOingS.

Mrs. John Sullivan, of Bellefont, is
spending week with her father j. +.
Incl.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hunt, on
Sunday afternoon, son.
Miss Edith Clark returned to her home
in Wichita on Tuesday, after spending
the winter with her grandmother, Mrs.
II. T. Smith.
Fred Prather has treated himself to a
new buggy.
Farmers hereab0uts are thinking a
good rain would be beneficial.
TENBLE-WEED.
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TOPEKA, KAN., May I'd, Is

TOPEKA, kan, May I'd, 1888.
j. H. CHURCHILL, Esq.
Ny Dear Sir:-I congratulate you
Ford county fellows for your enterprise
shown in the nice pamphlet you publish
to let the world know what you are doing
and how you are doing it. Its a good
idea and you want to publish thousands
of them and distribute them at the
Worlds Fair during thesummer. While
up to Osborn few weeks ago alfalfa
was the only green thing saw and 1
took off my hat and gave ''three cheers"
for alfalfa. Farmers must learn that
there are other crop besides wheat
worthy of attention in western Kansas.
Your Truly,
N. MOHLER, Sec.
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Bucklin Locals.

Several indications Of rain this week,
but they failed to materialize in our To-
cality.
Harry Sillett, of Topeka, was at home
last Saturday. He is with the ''wateI
gang" on the Rock Island.
Miss Abbie Pole, who has been spend
ing the past few weeks with Mrs. Dan
Fisher, returned to her home at Preston,
Pratt county, Monday.
G. S. Culver attended the Masonic
lodge at Dodge last Friday night. Work
in the SGD" degree was the attraction.
The Rock Island is hauling a large
number OF cattle from points down the
road. We understand they are being
taken to the 81 rip.
Capt. Ames' father, of Boston, Mass,
reached his 1O1st mile post May LIST.
The boys, Charles Bridgewater, John
Hale ct al report al overwhelmingly
scrumptous'' time as being had at
charivari last Monday eveL ing.
Mrs. Mollie Erwin and thr> &c cnlldren'
of Houston, Texas, are spe. 'oins Tue
summer with friends and relative IS 10 'ne
Dellinger neighborhood.
Manning Taylor, of West Virg. n'a'
was in this locality this week. He L WIS
400 acres of land miles west of town,
is going to have 100 acres broken on it.
Tom Watkins, ''as the harvest time
fast draweth near makes tracks for
The Osborn Binder is still his
chief stock in trade.
Dan Murphy and family moved to Gull
lison. Monday, where he will be found
It the same business, section foreman.
Ed. Harrell takes charge of his section
lere, they having traded.
Mr.. Ira Paulin and Miss Una Roberts
we're united in the holy bonds of matri- j..
nony Thursday, April 9th, 1898, at =,
Dodge City. Mr.. Paulin is a young,
prosperous and energetic farmer, re-
siding five miles west of Bucklin. He
showing the fallacy of "baching" and
rying to farm, and joined his fortunes
With those of Miss Roberts, who is one of
Kansas buxom and comedy maidens.
Nay peace and prosperity reign supreme
n their abode. The wedding party COM
,rised; the bride and groom, VIM. Shep-
lerd and wife, Misses Paulin, Roberts
md Donnelly. This lady is relative
rom Topeka, visiting at Mr.. Roberts,
md Fred Roberts.
Dodge City is getting to be quite q
marriage resort. MORE ANON.