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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-30

mie fefsuieben, unb baB bieielbe baber
berfafungsuibrig let, mag tpabr fein;
ebenfo pabr 1T aber au9, baB @oun.
9Dgg ni9t bas &e6t bat, einent &orz
greBgeieb, bas einmal &raft erlangt
bat, ben @ebpriam gu pertpeigertt unb
bic Nnnabme Der pramieniumme,
pel6e benz Stat 9eras als 3uderz
pflanser 5ufonlnt, gu perbieten. l1nb
1T es benin r%eonfequent", men1 er bag
tbut unb gu elei6er 3eit erfldrt, baB
unIer teranii6es @onatagsgeieb, neil
es etnntal au @raft beftebe, aud fir
ben 8irger binbenb lei, obglei9
es tbatfd6li6 gu Der Stats uttb 8un>
besperfaKnng i'm Miberipru1e itebt!
9as 9oggz&e9imert tomrnt benz 8irz
ger tbeuer gu fteben; ni6t allein, baB
bic auf Wartegelb geieBte @iienbabn>
&ommifiion fir bic nd9ften 3tuei
Sabre, mdbrenb beren tie aler 8orausz
fi6t mad cine ungeit6rte Gerien3eit baz
ben pirb, eine Muslage BON ettpa $780,
900 perurfa6en nirb, 10 mirb Der
Wegfaa Der 3uderprdmie Der @taats<
faHe no6 cine gr6Bere Sumne borents
balten, pel9e iie 10 gut bran6en f6nnte,
UNI ben-na6 9errn 9ogg's Nusfpru6
auer6ings rei6li9 bod befolbeten =
2ebrern reGt5eitig ibre @ebdlter auss
3ablen 5u belfen.
Mber gltdli9erueife lit bic fonfez
quente 9oggi9e MiBnirtbf6aft ni6t
i'm Stanbe, einer 10 groBen S9aben
81 tbun, baB iie fur bic materiele @ntz
midlung BON Seras 3u einem peientlis
den 9inberniB tuiirbe. syebe Mo9e
bringt 8elege bafir; 10 aud bic abges
laufete Dteber. SIN Staatss 9efretaz
riot au Muftin ftttb ni1t ipettiger als 9
neue @ef9dftsfrmen in bas &egifer
eingetragen morben, tpel6e Elm @tantnt=
fapital BON $255, 900 reprdfentiren uab
iber neue ge'uerbliGe unternebmnngen
liegt cine gauge 3abl BON MittbeiIurt=
gen bDr, bauptfd9li6 aud iber 8aunts
molfamen>S elmiible11, an tpel6ett nit
allen Offer gearbeitet pirb, bainit fie
bonn geginn Der 8aummpuenzS aifon
an In 8etrieb fein f6nnen. MuBer linen
molten mir bier aud nod einige inbu>
@itriele @rrungenf9aften berberbeben,
iiber mel9e Bic Wo9e &unbe bringt.
9ie notbpenbig g:tpor6ene grmeiterurg
nnb N%usbebnung Der @ementfabrif in
Quannab, 6arbeman gountp, tpie Der
bpm "a. Ntai batirte Beridt, bat TT
Iebten 3eit ibre 2eiftungsfdbigteit f6on
%ber6Oppelt uerben mifen; fe berf6ift
ieBt f6on in Der Wode Is Big 20 Waz
ge~nlabungen bon @Dps unb bic
0a6frage 1T cine 10 ftarfe, TAB fie,
tuenn bic Sod SSIat1b Babn Quamnab
errei6t baben tpir6, m~inbeffens so bers
|f6ifen mirb. gor tuel9er fiman3ieGen
B~ebeutung bic @rfarfung biefes Snbuz
trie5ueiges fir Seras 1T, 5eigt bic
Sbatia6e, bere1 mir Dor &ur3em in
einem 4rtifel iiber ben Beri9t bes eng=
lii6en &onfuls in Galbeffon %rmdbz
1ung tbaten, baB bic gimfubr bon eng
lif6em Cement i6ott 9art3 betrd9tli6
suriidgegangen 1T unb babur9 benz
Staate bic Nusfubr cine nanlbafte
Summe barren @elbes erfpart pirb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-30
&nrre3Hnn6ena.

3prresppnbens. : gagIe8aB
20. Mtai '93.-9ur6 bic lebtei1 &egert
1T bas @ras raid gepa6fen, aud
benz &prn un5 ben @artenfrl9tert
tpurbe biel gebolfen. Ser Gip @ranbe,
Der in lebter 3eit re6t flein mar urb
flares WaHer bate, bebedt tpieber Gle
Sanbbdnfe, 1T aber re6t i6mubig.
Iieaei6t 1T gar att Becos ein Damm
gebrp9en. Went biefe 9dmme bort
ni6t re6t feff finb, 10 fann man zines
i96nen Sages no6 cine gepaltige
Slltb erleben.
Mn Der &oblenmine bat man, ieitz
Dem Der teue @ingang befabren tpirb,
ben &oblenf9iefer, Der III ein5elnet1
2agen amii6en ben &oblen lieet urb
3iemlt9 bel S9mefeleiIen entbdIt,
pdbrenb bic &oble ielbft faft gana fret
babon 1T, brauben auf einen 9aufen
genorfen. Dag 3eug aber aeriebt lr1b
entainbet ii6 BON ielbft on Der Cuff
unb felt 6 Wp6en 1T iebt Der 9aufe
BON bieler bunbert Sonnen int 8ranbe.
Ser S6iefer ielbf entbdlt mod cine
bebeutenbe Menge @oblenftof unb 10
brenrt ct eben unb 2 big 8 SUB f9la>
gen bic Glammen aus benz 9aufel.
50 pte es aber bunfel mirb, 1tebt bic
@el9i6te faft unbeimli9 aus, benin
bann iiebt utart aud bic blauen S9tpez
f%elFantnten, bic man bel Sage ni1t
beoba6ten fann, fuBbo6 ans Der
Mafe aufi6ieBen. S9aben bat Ser
Branb nod ni9t get5an; Der S9mez
fel6unit ie6o6 1T in Der Ndbe unans
genebm.
Sn ben s Sabren, felt Bic aoblen=
mine in 8etrieb 1T, 1T bod f6Dn ein
bibf6er 9aufen &oble gu Sage gef6rz
bert morben. Nebmen mir bur6z
f6nittli6 : benin es tpurbe ni6t be-
tdnbtg 1T Der Mine gearbeitet = 200
Nrbeitstage i'm Sabr, gu 60 Sonten
ben Sag, 10 giebt bas $1,000 idbrli6,
ober In ben s Sabren Sc. 900 Sonnen ;
ein bibf6er grtrag BON einen Stiid
2anb bon 800 Mdern, bas 81, 500 ges
foitet bat. Menn fdmmtli@e &oble
berausgef6rbert perben f0nnte, 10
piirbe ieber Nder Oberfld6e 5000
Spnren liefern.
ST. 9ieIf@er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-30
Sdmer su %iiberbieten!


Som %. Wsai at tpirb bic Snterna.
tionalbabn. s. & g. g., 3pei Sar9=
S9mea5iige mad ieber &i@tnns laufen
lafen auif@en @alpeton unb 0Dufon,
San Mntonio, Nuftin unb ct. 2ouis,
nit pullman Buffet unb S6lafzW
GET obne Magenme9fel. Ser Welt.
ausfelungs @rpreBs3ug, ber @albe.
iton unb San Mntonio ieben Wprgcn
perldBt, bringt bic pafagiere ben apeis
ten MOrgen barauf mad Chicago.
8etten f6nnen fur 6ieien 9ur6 : 3ne
big nod Chicago belegt perben. Sieier
neue unb berbeferte 8abnbienit bringt
bic Snternationalbabn melt an bic
SpiBe ibrer goneurrenten.
8. s. priee
Qiftent @eneral<Y aK Msent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-30
Ser Observation-Disclosures.

gs f6eint, als OBJ bic Geier beS @rd:
beri9miidungssSag cine INNER al.
gen1eiaere merbe, tpenigftens min ea
uns bebiinfen, alS Oh bic BetbeiIigung
barar tpdbrenb Der leBten ftnf Bic
feds Sabre bier in San Mntpnio eine
ueientli6 ftarfere ~geporber fei.
Ser Gef5ug, Der fib bemte 8ors
mittag nod ben 5rietb6fen gu in 8es
megung feBte, mar Elm iberaus ftattlis
der. ct febte fi6 in fOlgember Weife
~3uianmeft
8erittene poii3ifen, 3tpet befprirte
Wagen nit gepuBter fleitel1 Mdb1en
nit 8lumenf6rben, Mari9due unb
Wager nit ben Beamten bes Difritts,
bes @onntp urb Der Stabt.
Damn folgten: General Wbeaton
unb fem Stab, @oI. goppinger unb
fem Stab, gDI. Gorb unb fein Stab
unb bas 3. aabalerie : &egiment, bic
gatterie + Der lei9ten Mrtillerie uab bes
%. Snfanteries& egirsent.
GS f9lohen fi1 banr an: 9ie uniz
formirte MbtbeiInns ber @nigbts of
Yptbtas unb folgenbe 8eteranenzYoz
ten: Das %eonf0berirte Solution
Camp, bic granb Mrmp pofter Orb,
Beltnap unb @rpDf.
Die baranf folgenbe @ruppe murbe
angefibrt bur6 Die Gererpebr aas
pele, uel6er Der beutf1e arieger,
0erein folgte, fopie bic Siemerings
2oge Der 0ernanns > G6bme. Sas
Geueruebr>S eparteme1t folgte, atpeigte
iebo6 an Der Commerce : GtraBe ab,
um porfommeuben Gales tidt au
melt bonn Mittelpunft Der Stabt ents
fernt 81 fein.
9ierauf fam bic italienif9e @olums
bags eienf6aft (mteberum In benz fir
bic @elegenbeit tpenig pafenben Gar
nebalss Nuf5uge! l., fomie bier febr ftari
bertretene meritanii9e Geieli9aften,
Sie auf benz Griebbofe porgenoms
r1enen @~eremDnieu perliefen in Der
berf6mmliden unb programmmdBiger
Weife. Capt. Mintbrop belt bic &c:
bddtniB Gebe fir Die unttr ben grii.
men 9afen fdlummernben n8lauenA
unb nGranen" unb bic Mrtinerie feu:
erte ben gbrens9alut
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-30

swr 9err 80. 6. Saeob on, Der
befannte pbotograpb, bat an Der
Mlamo : StraBe, No. 113, ELM 1eues
Mtelter eingeri6tet. 9err SaeobIou
bat III ieinem gtabliHement ale Neuez
runger, bic auf benz Gelbe Der pboto.
graphic Der Neuaeit berporgebra6t
a~mgetpanbt, unb bic @inri6tuns If
bo9elegant unb ftebt an 8olenbunq
fiber feinem Der prominentelten berars
tigett 2otale 0ftli6er Metropolen mad.
Gin 8eiu6 bieies Mufter : Nteliers III
nnferen 2eiern aufS ber3li6lte EN-.
pfoblen.
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sab 8ismard tauidenb ibnlid,

Sa9 1nW1WeHo n9HltW.
8or Elm paar Sager perbreitete fi6
in Der MibnaD pIaifance ont MeIts
austeaungsplab 6as @erii@t, Der Nltz
fan3ler Bismard fet in Der Musfelz
lung. Mdbrenb rtart, ~beionbers i'm
beutf6em 9orfe, bic M0gIi6feit bes
boben 8eiu6s befpra6, ri9teten fi6
pl6bli6 Mner Nugen mad benz thrift
f6en Sbeater, aug pel9em eine berfuz
lif6e @eftalt beraustrat, bic nirflid
Dem Tiirften 8tsmard ungemein dbz
nelte. S6on bereitete ft9 Der padere
&apelmeifter Der @arbe=Snfanteriez
fapeqe, &uf6epepb, barauf Dor, ben
@riinber bes beuti6em &si9s nit Der
beuti6en @ationaIbpmne uub benz
prdientiermari6 gu empfange,l, als
Elm Befu6er bes @artens, elm edteS
8erliner Sinh, lart auff9rie: 9as
1T ia Slider, Der betanttte &eiienbe
um bic Welt, Der teen Sibefleei6 mid
bat unb in ben ii6 lit prenBif6 Game
run einntal eine @Isgtegerfiirltin iterb=
lid berliebt bat, unb aus Gram Das
riiber, baB er fie ni6t our Srau Sii6ern
MAIDEN polte, in eiu 4lo1ter ging !!
Gin bomerii9es @elddter folgte benz
ffol3 babonidreitenben Siebenfibler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-30
Cur Noti5 fiir bic Nftiondre +!

Sie idbrli6e 8erlammlung Der Ut
tiondre Der Gone Star : 8rauerei : @ez
ieIf6aft gum 3pede Der @rudblung
bon 8eamten unb our @rlebigung fonz
tiger porliegerben @ei6dfte, finbet am
8 lie n # a 9, ben Is. Sum 1898,
8ormittags 10 1br, in Der Office Der
8eieaf9aft in San Nntonio, ftatt.
Ybiltpp Carl +.
8ice : Yrd1ibent.
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@m. Matthies,

6Ieii der, 9ouftonsS tr s e.
2iefert ba8 pDr3iieli6te &inb=, S6afe
uub S9meineaeif6. SpesiaIitd!:
Sunges &albfleif d. Nqe Sors
ten BON Wlrt.
8efeaungen ,perben in irgenb einem
Sbeile Der Stabt fsei abgeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-30
Gtne ~aarantirte aur.

Wir autortfren ben anse5etsten Npptbefer, Sbnen
Or. Rings gleues Seilmtttel sesen S&winpiuat, Su.
item un6 Grfaltuns auf 5olsenbe Bebtnsuns tu pertaus
Steies Wfittel ben Mnmetiunsen entipreAenb sebrau9en
molten, tnbem ste es etnsetenD %prcbtren, unb wenn
Ste sann feline g~eHerurs bura bafeIbe perfpiren,
bann f6tfen sic Bite 8laf4e 3urid nnb Sic werben
sebr @elb 8urid betcmmen. Mtr MAIDEN btes @nsebpt
tn GelSe Der srcsartisen Grfplse, Delde btes MttteI
BET Der lestidbrisen @rtppen Gpibemie auf5upetien
bate. gBtr baben BON fetnem Sale sebbrt, tn benz
baS WaitteI niat sebplfen Bate. Man made einen
@eriuh ban1it- grobeHuiden fret Bet Der Gan Mntpz
ntp Drns 60. @rpBe Glal4enS so Gents unb 81 90.
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Skinner ppram!

Seit ietner erften Gtnfhbruus Bat ba8 electric 8itters
f4nen unb beuernb bic Gunft be8 publtfums errunsen,
btS eS iest allen b~erarttsen 9etlmttteln ppran mar
ober gerauf&unssmtttel ~seetsnet eri4etnen liebe, unb
eS pirb al8 BITE Bette unb reinite Waebietn fur ale geiben
bes Masens, Der Geber unb Der 0teren anseieben. SIS
9etl. Mfisrane, nnpsroarli@teit, @erfOpfnns unb
tretbt bic Malartd aus benz Spffem. 8efriebtsenbe
Wirtuns mtrb NIT ieber Glafae ~sarant,rt pber bas GeIb
ipirb 5urhderftattet. 9ret8 nur so Gents per Gla5@e.
gu haben Bet Der Gan Gntcnip Drug Gpmpanr.
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0hptparaphiSd1es 9(telier

bon u. g. GalIamap, $50. Alb
OF : 9oufontraBe liefert bic feinften
So
bas 9ubenb. @ruppenbilber III f96ns
fer Musfibrung. Spre6t unbebingt
Dor, tpenn Sbr bic Nbii9t babt, @u6
photographer gu lafienl
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@eiratbsf6ein:
CHARLES Nidel unb Nmalie ubl.

= Soltet SIR ettpas in Der M6bels
ober Seppi6 : 8ran6e n0tbig baben,
tpenbet @u6 an 8. g. ped & 20.
9iefelben perfaufen before 8aaren
fur tueniger @el6 als irgenb cine Girma
in Der Stabt.
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Ofnoempiue Srnuer hnt In IN,

= Nagemeine Srauer bat in CONS
fort Der Sob BON Grdalein Mnna 9oles
tamp berborgerufen. Sas bliibenbe
iunge Mdb6en folste ibrer ert Dor
tuenigeu Mpden beritorbenen S6meifer
nod unb nod liest Elm 8ruber ber
f6mer ~gepriften camille franf ba>
nieber. 9ie Spmpatbie Der Mitbir>
ger nit Der Gamilie 9oletamp 1T eine
aqgemeine urb tief empfnnbene.
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- pancoat & Sobn babem
elm iebr grOBes Eager in Glotbing fir
Gribiabr unb CONNER. Sie Nn3iige
fir SO, $12 unb SIS finb punberz
i96n unb iiben famOs. Spre6t por
unb iiber3eugt @u6.
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= Sober, Der at Nppetitlofgfeit
lei6et, iollte einen 8erlu6 nit Dr. Nu=
quit &6nig's 9amburger Sropfen mas
den, unb ELM gutter Mppetit wir6 fi6
einfteQen.
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Nmdlena Mrntea salbe.

Dte bette SaIbe Der WeIt fur S9nttte, Nueti9un.
gen, @ef4uhre, Dtebers unb 9autsGusf&Ias Ete4te,
tetten; turtrt 9dmorrbotben pber feline Hesabluns.
Ubltss 3ufrtebenhett ~saranttrt pber has 0elb wirb
Surl6erftdttet. Is Gents bic S@u@teI. Bum Uertaut
WtplefaIe
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= 9ie beten @efrigeratoren unb
@isf9rdnfe, bic in Der Stabt gu babeH
iinb, merben bon 8. g. q ed & 6 o..
%berfauft. Sober garantirt, baB er bole
3~ufriebenbeit giebt.
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= 9abt SIR biibf6e unb funitpole
M6bel unb Seppi6e n0tbig, tueltbet
@u6 inter allen nmitdnben an 8. g.
Bed & 60.
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8etten gum 3uiammentIappen
BON $12 aufmdrts bel 6. g. pef &
6 o., 204 unb 206 Commences traBe.
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SdooB>9 efeu gum Tabreu.

2einene, Suite unb grodet III alen Sarben
gu allen Breilen.
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@niben unb BeiaB.

Neue Mliter in Bourbon, 8oint Qpplique.
b'Srlanb, b'Gsprit ; Nainiopf., Sriib 9oint>,
9antbnrge unb Shpeiers Stidereien.
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Sutt's piaen finb barmlos unb
miriam.
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&leieerltoffe fit Die saiion.

Bir baben ilber so perlbiebene Sprten bon
beorudten Snbifden 2etnen, in ben sendbls
teften Muitern unb Sarben, Die fir muir 10
nnb 121a Gents b~erfauft perben ,tnb mtnbes
items Inn bic Salfte mebr ipertb iinb. Mouis
ieltnes, Dtmities, 8atiits S~rganbie55, in ben
seiu9teiten Sarben mnb Muitern gu Ereiien
bpn 20-45 Gents.
46 3oa breite eansppuene frans6iide
Seree mertb 81 rs, fir 80 GentS Der Warb.
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Sonuenidnnte

9as ~rere1ie, mpbernite unb bette.
Sawar5ieibene Gloria gu 95, SO, $1.4S &C.
Sdirme fir Mdohen, tn alien Sarben su
rs, 30, Is Cts unb $1.OO.
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Sd fi1g dit, Sunger ;l1 beripiiren,

9opSfs ptnen fno bic beten Ra1.9tid.g l.
len, forSern Die Beroauuns. beiIen Misraus.
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Tertiae @aaren.

@ember, 8luien, l1nteraeug, @rappers,
perfeft in ieber 8esiebuns.
Gusge3eihnete lhipar3leibene Sfirts fir
$1.25, bic $l.75 mertb itnb.
Sn alien bieen eaden baben mir bas ppus
ftanbig1te 2ager.
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Ibe prin3ip bieies 9auies 1T, nur quite N8aaren ait ben ml0ali6f
biligen Preiien su berfaufen.
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Sag brinst uele Nttrattionen
Tiir Madaner uno Guaben.

Saden fir aiabeu BON rs Gents aufmarts
BIS su $3.50.
9Ipacea, Ieinene ,no 5ieiIian 85de unb
Beiten fir Serren pou $l-11.50.
Sin Bargain in Strpb oiiten fir &uaben;
bon 25 Gents auf,parts.
8nfe4edie ooier fir 8nabe,, in alien Tars
ben biiig, binig!
The Butler weekly times., 1893-07-20
Shot to Kill.

Monday morning Jas Movers.
living at Worland, came 10 town and
surrendered himself 10 constable
Viii Arnold. Meyers stated to that
officer that he had shot, and he
thought, had killed man named
Hlnkle, at His home in Worland In
Justification of the shooting Meyers
stated to the constable that Hinkle
came to his house Sunday night
about 10 or IL o'clock and. being
the proprietor of joint, accused
him Of stealing couple OF kegs of
beer from his barn and when he de
Med the accusation Hiukle began to
curse. abuse and theatened to ill
him full OF lead. He asked Hinkle to
90 away, and instead of doing So he
drew a pistol from his hip pocket
and again told him he would kill
him. Meyers SAID he then picked up
his shot gun setting near the door
and fired and that the load of shot
took effect in Hinkle's breast aud
shoulder and he thought the wound
would kill him.
Constable Arnold held the prisoner
until the arrival of the train from
Worland in the evening and learning
from the conductor of the train that
it was the general opinion of those
with whom he talked at Worland in
passing that it was case of self de-
Tense, and receiving no word or war
rant from the officers Of that place,
the prisoner was discharged and re.
turned home
The Butler weekly times., 1893-07-20

Denver Dale, the popular young
shipping clerk of the Missouri Pa
citic and Miss Mary O'Nei!, the
handsome young daughter Of Thos.
O'Neil, of the East End, were united
Ill marriage at Butler Saturday. The
contracting parties are we'll known
by almost every one in our city, and
need no introduction at our hands.
The Review joins in with their many
friends i'll wishing them long. hap
p and prosperous life,-R:ch Hill
R4view.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-07-20
Japs. Out Tapped.

Captain and Mrs. Tygard have
been noted for years a entertainers,
and on last Wednesday evening they
ecip>ed all former efforts.
They entertained a number Of
friends at a five o'clock dinner. The
commodiou> and elegant parlors, hall
and library were handsomely and
profu>ely decorated with potted
plants and eur flowers. The table,
i'll the arti>tically arranged dining
hall. was beautifully decorated with
flowers and al each plate Of the thirty
eight guests was Il souvenir. Japanese
fan and dahiia, for the ladies and for
the gentlemen burtuuair>.
The menu, served in courses, was
furnished by the markets of the world
and III exquisite style and perfect
| taste. The dinner was brilliant aud
| joyous affair and interest was not a!
lowed to slack 10y the amiable hostess.
The lawn. decorated with Japanese
lanten>, was thu. scene of very eN-
citing and fascinating contest Of
speed Each genJleman was reQuir-
ed Ia run under the following condi-
tons: y silver spoon was To be held
i'll the mouth with ball iii the bowl
OF the spoon, the one running the
distance marked oil in the fastest
time without dropping the ball
was the winner, Mr., PerciVal
| was declared entitled To the prize, II
gold tooth pick, and DR.. Boulware
the ''booby," Il pair Of ear mufTs.
The skill Of the ladies in handling
the ball was then tried, the coudi-
| tions being the one entitled To the
prize who could bounce the ball Oh
| her fan the greatest number of times
without dropping ii to the floor, Mrs.
| Boulware was the winner, IL very
| handsome feather fan, Mrs. Harri-
man took prize for the least number,
Il palm leaf fan.
Mesdames Walton, Day aud Stone
entertained the company with instru.
mental and vocal music. Master Ray
and Sadie Tygard played IA beautiful
duet, which was much enjoyed
Those invited We're Messrs. and
MesdameS Boulware, Frizell, Trimble,
Pigott, Percival. Day, :. :. Allen,
Hartman, Armstrong, Warnock,
Morris, W. +. Walton, Stephens, Me
Bride, kipp, Power, Burrus, Mains,
Clark, Hart, J. ID. Allen, and Stone,
| from Iowa.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-07-20
hen Travelling,

Whether on pleasure bent, or bust.
LESS, take on every trip a bottle OF
Syrup of Figs, as it acts most pleas
antly and efeetually On the kidneys.
liver and bowels. preventing fevers
headaches and other forms of sick.
ness For sale in SOC and 81 bot
ties by all leading druggists. Manu-.
factured by the California Fig Syr,
up Co. only.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-07-20
BROADWAY CENTRAL HOTEL
New York, July Is, 1898.
j. II. WILLIAMS, BUTLER, Mo.

Your letter and papers received.
Write another advertisement for this
week, and cut the prices deeper, ia
order to make room for the mammoth
stock of fall goods 1 am buying.
Have struck the market just right.
Expect to come east every season.
bought clothing 25 per cent lower
than ever before, also hats cheap
and the travelling r1an that sells me
hereafter will BE- daisy. Maxi
things hum. Regards to the boys.
Respectfully,
E. S. CAKRITHEss.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Walton gave
a charming and very entertainir E
musicale at their elegant residence
Oh Pine street Monday evening com
plimentary to Miss Becky Levy, Of
st Louis. Miss Levy is known as @
sweet singer aud while those who
heard her several years ago when
she visited this city were charmed
We're not prepared for the wonderful
improvement displayed Monday
evening. She possesses II rich. con
tralto voice, which gives evidence o.
careful traiuiug. Mrs. Ella Stone
Of Marshalitoun Iowa, and Mrs
Blachert. OF this county, accomplish
ed and skillful pianists, and Misse:
Mary and Bessie Parkinson, per
formers on the piano Of rare talent
assisted i'll the entertainment. |
was rare musical treat and great,
enjoyed b. these present,
At the worlds hremaus tourna
ment held in London a week or 81
ago, Chief Hale and his crew of th,
Kansas City fire department, carried
off the medal, On the return of th.
Chief and his victorious crew tt
Kansas City Friday n grand banque
was given them.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-07-20
Orator SWaEgo.

Worlds Fair, Chicago, July l.
JAS. Fl. Swango, who recently won
first prize in the Kentucky intercol-
legiate oratical contest, won first
prize here last night in the national
intercollegiate contest, L. S Bent
ley of DePaw University, winning
second prize, The contest Was held
under the auspices of local club,
with fifteen states represented, and
MIR. Swango, who WAS the only Ken
tucky representative. won easily and
handsomely.
The above is son of Judge
Swango, Estate Register of Lands
Kentucky" and nephew of Mrs J.
H Hartman and Mrs. W. f. Hanks
of Summit Township, this County.
Saturday morning about l o cock
the town of Pleasant Hill sustained
great loss by fire. six OF the best
brick business houses In the town
being DESTROYED by fire. entailin. -
loss of upwards OF $4,000 Tue
fire originated III the kitchen Of
Masters diuing hall. and the city
having no fire department, spread
rapidly. When the fire was discovered
dispatch was sent to the fire de-
| partment at Kansas City for aid.
which arrived with an engine III q
short time aud taking water froiu
the railroad tank soon checked the
/ flames. Had it not been for this
! timely aid the entire business portion
Of the town would have been Goa
sumed.
| Nevada Mail
| Jackson county is awakening to
| the fact that the removal of its ii
curable insane from the Nevada an
st. Joseph asylums to the county
poor house was a serious mistake.
Nine were taken from the Nevada
asylum and twenty six from the St.
Joe institute 1t is now found that
the cost of keeping is about the
same and the additional trouble is
beyond computation. The attemp,
to economize was the result Of a
new law taking two thirds Of the
dramshop license from the genera
county revenue and appropriating il
to the improvement of roads.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-07-20

,DltUaU g. PerciUa1 of this
c1ty are saUinS the farm
erS Of Bntes county thou
s1nds Of dollars BY SiUin6
them the benefit Of their
Z01Oer rates of interest on
farm lOOns.