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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-22
New Goods

We have just received fresh assort'
ment of canned Apricots, Peaches, Cher
ries, Plums, &c; also fresh roasted fint
Rio and Java CoiTees and new Teas. VIII
sell ot lowest cash prices. Call and exam
inc. w. ARNOLD,
West End Grocery
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-22
Announcements.

At the request of his many friends
walls A. Chamberlain, of Grafton mas
consented 10 have his name presented &c
the county convention for county CON-
missioner.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-22

At the request OF his many friends ~
r Foster. Of North Amherst, is canoi-
date for the nomination Tor county ooln
missioner, subject to the action OF tho re-
nublican convention.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-22
dentistry,

have secured exclusive right 70 use
DR.. Stedman's method Of making clamp
plates IN Wellington. All kinds Of dental
work done In n skilful aud thorough nun
ner. Yours Very Truly,
soft W. L. HoLBRooK.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-22
For Sale

A marble monument that cost $500
about fifteen years ago is offered Tor sale
cheap TO make room for a more artistic
and durable monument in White Bronze.
INQUIRE of r. N. Goodwin. (44tf
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-22

The large eightroom house, with barn
and one acre OF ground, now occupied by
e. E. Goodrich, Tor rent. Enquire OF w.
Cushion, Jr.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-22

AUCTIONEER.-J. II. Arndt will auc'
lioneer sales OF all kinds of property
Satisfaction guaranteed. P.0.; sullivan
Ohio ll4I
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-22

One person called upon President Cleve-
rison last week that did not want an office
for himself or any Of his friends. He was
looked upon as almost an unnatural curl
naitv
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-22

wv. Hines, Auctioneer, Pittsfeld, Lo'
rain county, Ohio. Sales attended Ia
promptly. (ou
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-22

Insure your life and property with X
N. Goodwin, the old and established agen'
CIV. Rates MS low as experience will al'
low. Genuine indemnity in case Of loss
l7tf
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-22
For Rent.

The Star Bakery ON North Main street.
ENQUIRE of Mrs. NJ. Kunz, Hamilton ST. "A
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-22

The late John W. Richardson, OF
Greenwich, bequeathed $4,000 to the
Ohio Wesleyan university In Delaware, o.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-22

Annexation matters will not be cOnsld.
cred by the senate during the special ses-
sion.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-22
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Fresh Lettuce at the Forest Ave. green
house.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-22

A garnet pin, Please leave at Harris q
Crabtrees shoe store.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-22

Spray Your Fruit Trees
Fine Spray Pumps for sale by j. W.
Wilbur,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-22

l. R. N. Goodwin, Clerk of the Incorporated village of
Wellington, Ohio do hereby certify that the foregoing
the village of Wellington Ohio for the year above named
R. N. GOODWIN, Clerk
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-22

"The Little Giant" Seed sower.
The best in the world, Tor sale by j. W.
Wilbur.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-22

Robert Blee was nominated for mayor
by the democrats In Cleveland last week.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-03-22

The senate Is waiting patiently for
nominations from the president.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-28

Nertd9erf 6e9eft GatHe. 9th yuoe,
Der it SioneD einen 9r0olerlaben bielt,
mar nit elmer To9ter geiesnet, Die qua
tpeilen has @el9aft belorste, menn ibr
8ater mad NuSperfdufen urb 9uftios
nett au~sgegansen mar. Wdbrerb elmer
iol9en fur3en Nbmelenbett bes alten
MoieS betrat ba etn f6lisdugiger
@bineie ben 2aben unb erludte bic
Rabel, inn eint9e r9ute Tai6enubren"
nor3ulesen. 6abel bolte bret StId
aus benz @laSfaiteu am @noe oeS
2aoentil1eS ; bieie maren nit $50"
r$40A uno n$1O1 ausse5ei6net, unb
6abel leste iie mad tbreu 8reiien 9es
orbnet BON rebts na6 linfS tn einer
Netbe auf ben Gid. Ser Gbineie be-
ft9ti9te bic nbren unb ma6te ftf Boz
bel NabelS aagenblidlt6e 11naufmerf<
iantfeit Su Nute, i1bem er Die $1Osl1br
an bic Stelle Der fir $40 legte uub ur1s
gefebrt. Nls Rabel ft9 Tim nteber
3utpanote, 3etste CT auf bic $4Ozl1br urtb
iaste: sd Mil bod muir bic btlisite
rebn1en," iibergab benz Mdb9en $40
itto trottelte ietneS @egeS. Sab nod
Der entbedte Rabel ben 5hmtnoel un6
meinte bitterli9 iiber ben lift seipielten
Stretd. als Der alte Moles nab
Qauie fam, er3dblte iie i9lu1Se1o tbr
MiBsei9id.-n 8abel, To1terteben,"
erwiberte ba i6mun3slnb Der Mlte,
mad br fai1en S9mer3 ipeiter ; bats
ten bic uebrden bod ale benielben
Breis, as le mel baben gefoltet Stid
for Stiid nidt mebr als $6!4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-28

Ser 1irgermeiifer hon amifers
BAN. Jriebri9 Witbelm l., &5nig bon
Breuben, Batter 6riebrih bes @roBerl,
mar etnit tn N~mfterbam. gls er burd
oie StraBe 9ing, frat aud Elm @piebs
burger, bon Brofeilion 8iritenbt1oer,
Dor ietn SauS, INN ben Monar9et1 Su
ieben. Nad elmer Weile besanr CT ben
9opf Su f6ittela uuo iaste gu ieinen
J%reunoen: r@i, ei. gebt bod bieier
fren1oe 0err 70 ftol3 unb iteif baber,
oils penll er Biirgermetiter 5u Mmiters
BAN pdre!" Seit iener j3eit fat itf
bic befannte Nebensart erbalten, Sen
hSaften @rao bon 9odmutb nit ben
Worten gu be5eidnen: rGr biirfte 8ars
germeiifer bon Gmfterbam iein.a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-28
Ser @infel hes Ghraeiaes.

Ser Wipfel 0es Gbrget3es. Sn
Der erlten balfte unieres Sabrbunberts
CAB es ei1en 6~rar3ofen, Warlers Goeis
fin, Ser fem sal3es 9ebeu lang Dem
Pbanton,e rafiaete-eit @ott 3u
tperben. Sn letnef Susenb elanbte er,
biefes 3iel aHt ebeften bet ben @tlben
gu erretden, uno 70 8tn9 er a9taebn
Sabre aft mad Guiana. Mber Ct bate
bort fein Slid unb 70 febrte er fur5e
j3ett, na1oem Napoleort 3atfer getpor<
ben, nod europa 3uriid-bie 9tanoes.
erb6hung 8%onapartes fSbte Tim tuteoer
8%ertrauen 3u ieinen 3anb8feutett eth.
Gr perfinoiste nun 1T 8aris ETH neneS
@~panselinm, ri9tete eth eisenes DanS
fir leinen &ultus Elm, marb Mnbdnger
uno en9asirte @poitel. Qber Die Sa9e
gins nidt, ipabri9einlib aus benz
@runoe, neil Der Sauptiae ieiner 0ebre
~@ntbaltiamfeit mad ieber Midtuug"
mar. 8on giellem enttduf9t, periu9te
ct es enbli6 init elmer anoeren aebre,
tpelde seraoe oas @egentbeil Der frifbe,
rem preOiste. unb iiebe ba-ieet fillte
fid feiu 9aus 10 iebr NIT @ldubtsen,
oab enoli6 ioear Die Boli3et etnIdritt.
Nber es lpar aidt mebr n1tbig, oenn
in3mi16en marer Die @elbmittel CT,
I96pft, Gpeiiin ltano Dor Dem 8anfes
rott. DIS er ntdtS mebr bate, itedte
er fein !3iel etipas niebriger unb duBerte
,lur ntebr ben @ebanfen, Baplt 3u ner>
ben. Gr ipollte ii9 Der fatbolifden
Stride miOmen, fanb aber nerf9loGene
Tbiiren utb Elm paar Sabre ipdter ftarb
er, perlailen ;utlb perseiien, in tiefftem
Gfenb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-28
Betpefsfdac.

G.9. clifford tn Gep GaHeI, Wis. bate ners6ies
Aopfme1 unb 3Rbeumatt6mu8 bic Werbapunsscrsane
paren In f9le6tem 9aaanbe, bic eeber merfli6 anse>
sriHen, bate fetuen Nppetit nnb mar hberbaupt rcas
hdabts entlrdftet. Drei Stai4en electric Bitters bas
ben itn turtrt.
Eb4arb ebspberb, 9arrisburs, Sa bottle eins
nfsne Munbe am Eeine, bic loon a9t Sabre s~elaufen
fe5eu G&attsln gadfsn's arniea eaIbe unb bic
agunte 10 ssbeiIt. Sptn Speq fer, Gatawba, Sbto,
bstt fHnf @YHbeH am Betne bHr4. Tieter rerurfaet.
Die ertie ~ertldrten {etnen Sdu ais unteilbar. Gtne
NlaS&e electric Bitters unb eine SAadtet BuGIenS Mrs
nisa &aIbe babsn tbu poundnbts eurirt. gu BADEN tn
aqeH MpotteleH. Mbclpb Dreib, Tbsmpfon q Co.,
DbetffeIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-28
Wertnmt bteiesI

GS tofet @t&ts unb wtrb Gu@ R6erli0 bienli6 tstn,
toatet Sbr 9uffen. Grfdltuns obsr trsenb etn eetben bed
6aiies, Der Sruf cber eunsen baden. Or. aina's
neue Grfnbuns Sesen S&ptnbju9t serfhaHt einSes
@el6 ,uriderfattet. Solhe, bte an Der GripHpe Iitten.
fdnbens bae Is has Bette Mtttel mar Bet Wnwenbnna
biefes P~rdparat3 ~erIanste man eins ~fofOvtiss anb pers
manente Sur.
QsriuAf sine grpbeEaf8e unb a~ber,sust Sud, MT.
wtrflth gut biefe8 Mittel 1T. prpbeHcf6en unentaeps
It'd bet Der Gan Gntcntc Drus 60. su baben.
gsrtauft fperbsn fe sn 30 Gt8. uub 100 fur srpbe
SIaiAeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-28
@eoamRemfpfitfer.

giele t~ritifiren bios beshalb, nm fd be.
msrtliH su MAIDEN, aus Gurdt, fonft iber.
iebe1 tn tperben.
Sc feiner unb obne Eeble
Gin @las unb cine Seele,
. CLAUDE bas!
Oefto garter ertlinget,
0efto leifter 3eriprinset
Seele unb @faS!
Sc boiler bas Ser; unb' ie tiefer bas &c.
miitb, oefo i9uerer 1T es aud, auf Dem
Stronte bes eebens 3u fdwimmen.
aeidt ii's benz Manne, gu tpabren I'M llnaliid
beroij6en @leidmutb,
God i'm Glide it's tdfper, niid,teru uno
ernfbaft gu iein.
Wfanfe itnb fdon gang ent3idt,
Wenn an 9lulner ie geroden haben;
Nno're finb rur oanu be9lidt,
@enn bic @oie fe sebrofen babeu.
User llnglid ni&t adtet, ftebt tief-
bod tiefer nod, tper es perfpottet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-28
CriainfQer SAINT. Roiier

CrisineQer SAINT. 9aifer earl v.
beSesnete BET Wieu einem Bauern, Der
Elm Maffnpettt 81 Marfte trieb, a1er
S9ldge nnb allies S1reiens aber unae>
adtet NIT Dem Tbtere rtft poriparts
fam. s99lagt bod oas arrte Ehier
tlidt 10 idmmerlit,A rief Der 9atier
BEN Bauer 3u; snebnt es pielmebr
betm SGtDanje unb tretbt eS einnlal
Dor Gu6 fer, banii miro es ldou
geben.1 Das that Der Bauer ni6 6as
S6pein lief mutter freiter. So brebte
li9 oer Bauer utn, ttabm b0flid ieii
wtiisfen ab unb iprad ySerr, i1
oante Sud bon 9atl5em 9er3en fir
@nren 6atb, man iiebt, Sbr babt piel
NIT mioeripeuftisem Bieb3sus 5u tbun.4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-28

Neripre9en. 9 4meiber:
ySeben Sie, ben Gn5us mill i'd Sbneu
ia f6on germ MAIDEN, aber meroen Sie
i'm benn i~iberbaupt iemals be3ablen
f6nnen.S - Stubent: vaber id
bite sic, SHELTER, i9 bin bod nod
eth iunser Wenidl T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-28

Cine pristnele 8iblintbef bintere
lieb Der fran5off6e Miinijter Mtasarin,
Der Weratber QubmisS XIII. unS Der
&ori9ia Anna. sic beltano aus 46
ffarfen, pra9ti9 9ebnnbenen Quart
banoen ia6 entbielt ldmmtlide-aeaen
Mfaaarin geribtete G9mab{hriften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-28
9od cine abmedjeluua
III

rift: a0ier BET Sud am Srte mub cs
bod fnr6tbar lan9meilis lein ; es gebt
bier bod uie etipas por." Ginbef.
m idcr: 30, iaoea sic bas ni1f,
mir baben i'm poriGen Sabr bier erlt
cine WOiOfiniterniB sebabt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-28

$50 @ormittass.
1000
40 Na4mnittass.
$40 @a9mittags.
s5.45 0a9mittags.
$3.50 Sormittass.
sl.2O Naetmittags.
6.l5 gormHittass.
4,45 Nadmittass.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-28
VINuM RUBIDUN PASTDURIENSE.
Sanitdt8sMeim

l1niere in SIafden pa fe uriirten
Rotbneime, tpelhe bon beionber8 ebIer
@attuns uub sutern Sabrsang bis gut
Slaf1emretfe f%orgfdltigft gepfe8t
unb nnter MusihIub Der atmoipbariihen 2rft
in Der Sai4e BIS au Der BON 80 cut BOT.
eei1riebenen Eensperatur uns unter senater
Befolgnne Der bon bernielben Segebenen Be,
itimmuneen bebanbeIt finb, eignen fi4 auber,
oroentIta gum @ebrand fiir &rante unb Nes
connaIescenten unb bel Gpibem.en unb iinb
III reridiebenen gr0beren SoSpitalern, aran.
fenbduferr, 2ajaretben &C. bereits nit gutem
GrfoIg einsefiibrt. Ni4t 8emng s6nnen
p IT aber biefe bor5ii eli4en wohb
grpfe8ten @etne aud 3nm tGglt
den Gebram4 e~mpfehlen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-28
sltman nub Der 8arbisr. @eaen.

iiber Der Wobnun9 Nenans erOffnete
einit Elm Barber etnen teueu 3abeu.
Renan Stns binein, I'M ii1 raiiren lit
laiien uno fanb In Dem @isentbiimer
etne1 befdeioenen unb 5uporfommett.
ben Mann. GlS Der Barber erfannte,
nit mem er es 5a fbun battle, bat er ben
beributen Mann Inn Elm Motto, oas
Ct auf feinem Sdiloe anbringen f6nnte.
Renan iiberle9te einen Gusenblid, itablrl
oann cine Garte aus Der Taihe unb
i6rieb baruuter cine 3eile in sriebilder
Sprade, bic aberlest lautete: sd
raltre gut unb balte ibrtgens ben
Numb .4-gtod beute lit bas S1ilb
NIT oteier Snfdrift In Der Sue be
Iorrton In Barts 5u ieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-28

&aiier Soiepb II. gegert has Suel.
9aiier 9oiepb IL. ipraa fid iiber bas
Duell al1o aus: sd Mil unb leibe
feinen 3meifanpf 1T tnei1em Deere, uers
adte Die @runoldse ~berjenisen, mef6e
ben 3meifampf Dertbeibigen uno 5u
redtfertisen fnden. @enn i'd Off
3iere babe, Die nit Brapour ftd ieber
feinblidea gefabr blobseben, Die bet iee
benz iid er%eisuenben Salt Wfutb, Cap
ferfeit unb Gnti1lolienbeit int MnsriH,
iopie In Ser 8ertbeiotsuns 5eisen, 10
Ihaee ih fie bod ; bte @let9giltigfeit,
Die lie bel lolden @elesenbeitsu fur ben
COB dubern, bent ibrem 8aterlanb unb
ibrer Gbre 3usleid. Wen1t aber bier.
inter Wdnaer fem loIten, Die NleS
Der Hahe unb Dem 6alie fir ibren
Seino anfsuopIern bereit iinb, 10 pers
a9te ih oieielben /; i'd balte einetl iols
den Meni9en fir ni9ts @eiiereS, ais
fir einen romi11en Gladiator. Cine
fol1e barbarif1e @epobnbeit, Die Dem
Sabrbunoerte Tamerlan8 urb Baias
gets atsemeiien lit, unb bic oft 70 trau.
rige @irfunset1 aui ein3elre Samilien
9ebabt, mill td unterbriift unb beitraft
tpiiiett, uno iollte es mir bte 6dlfte mei>
ller Offi3iere rauben. Sod gibt es
Menlden, Die nit benz Gbarafter poll
6eloenmuth benienisen zines 9uteu
nntertbanen peretnbaren, nnb eS fam
ltur Der Iein, ipel6er Die Staatsgeiete
a6tet."
Gin Giitenbitb aus Der 3tit bes
30iabrigen arieges. Den 3i Dofege c
lobenen failerfiden Sff3teren mi16te
1924 eine Belebrung mifaetbeilt fperz
ben, wie tie fid bet Glide GIT benebmen
b1tten. Dieie beiagte inter Mnberem :
Man iol am Ttide nidt ben @iirtel
bonn Baud ihnallen, ridt nit benz
Sinser in Semi, Sal3 urb in Die
Sdaiiel ftoBeu, ionbern bic Speilen.
bte man aus Der @hifel bolt, init
eiaem Q0ffel ODER elmer Broofrulte an>
faiier, BITE man porber nit Der 6ano
uub nidt nit Dem Wunbe sugeipist
bat. Meruauo fol- aus Der Shafel
trinfen, nidt abbetbea unb fpieoer In Bic
sdiilel leSen, ni9t 3fpei iollen eiuen
20ffel 9ebrauheu, beim S1neiben iot
man nidt bic ginger anf Die 2linge
leger, man ioll ni9t trtnfen un6 ipres
den, beDor man Die Speiien binabges
idluGt bat, ni9t f9maeen iinb riilpien,
fid nibt TT bas Etf9tu1 f6neljer,
ni9t iiber ben Gid legeu, nidt frumm
fisen nno fi6 nidt auf bie @lboseu
ttaten. Man ioa betm Gnen. eegerl
feinen y@emaBen" bilig ietn uno Inn
ntdt ieinen antbetl tpe9elien, enblt9
oie 3dbne nidt NIT benz Meiier itos
@er11.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-28

Via! Tante: .Sier, Maraem,
haft On eine Gpfelfine, tbeile iie nit
9ies6en, aber srObmhtbis. - M dr..
der: nMas 1T 8roBmitbis, Tamte?"
= Eante: ySilbem Oh ibr Die GRO
Bere 9dlfte sibft.@ Mdrhen:
Sag, Tante, faun benn 2iesdjen nidt
lieber 9roBmitbia nit mir theiler e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-28
Der YeteDI 0e5 Sarem.

Bar Saul /. BON 8uslanb pfleste be-
tonrittid nidts 10 raid gu pedleln, ols
ietne @iinitlinge. @efp6buli9 fteten tie
fdon nod fur3er 9errlidfett aus irsetS
etnem gerinsfiigigen, ourd bic 2aunet
bes Barren segebeue1t Mnlaiie In llnz
gtaoe-aber bas muB man iagen, fte
purben peber bitseridtet, nod einoe.
ferfert, nod nod Stbirien 9eiAidt,
ober ionft mie moleittrt. SIN @esen>
theile, bel ibrem unfreiwi1issn Ibear9e
pfleeten iie III Der Resel eines lettelt
Strables Der faiierli1en @nabe tbeit.
baftt9 81 Deroen; /; gang DEFENDERS tan.
oteie @epfloeenbett einem ltolanbti@en
@belmartre au Gtatten. Nu9 Ct Bate
fid Der @unft bes 3areu erfreut, aud
Ct mar geitiirjt uno bonn Sofe perptefen
tpnrbeu. Durfte ct In ct. Petersburg
bletben? Mau ipuBte es ,i9t uub be-
f9tob besbalb, ben 8efebf bes 3aren
einSubplen. limb Yaul aOaerte ni9t,
biefen 8efeb[ III ertbetlen. Der M}a1n
Stebe ii9 auf fetne Sitter 3urid!" iaste
er.-Der Oberftbofmari@aQ jab ben
Monarten erftaunt an.-rSebr tppbl,
@m. Mtateftdt," iprad er hann. Der
Befebl wtrb benz Betreffenben fofort
publi3trt tperbfn, aber, tpte i'd fitrdte,
obne @irfunS bTetben. On ?" metnte
fttrnrun3elnb Der BAT. rMan sebenft
mir alto Tros 3u bieten ?1-rDas
rtdt, M%ateftdf," mar bic Gntmort.
,Nber iener &beln1arn bot fetne Sitter.
- Nun noblam, 70 tauft tbm auf
r1etne Soften pel9e," ertptberte Der Des
berri9er aler Mensen unb iein 9efebl
fDurbe 10 budftabli9 erfilt, oaB }t4
Der tn l1n9naoe @efalene alSbalb duff
ietne i~pertbpollen Sitter 5uritd5teben
fonnte. 9offentlt9 bat er bterfiir benz
befanutli6 i'm Sabre 1901 ermorbeten
3aren Danf sewlBt anb ben1ielbett eth
freunotides Inseoenten benabrt.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-20

TIE Columbian buuyunH Gun p,..,...,
is evidently going 30 prove successful
and will bring into the worlds fair
treasury at least five million dollars.
The method Of disposing Of the SOU
yenir coins adopted by the commission
seems 10 be very satisfactory one, as
It precludes the possibility Of any ox-
tensive speculation IN them. Indeed, II
everyone DESTROYS Of obtaining n SOU
venir would promptly put in his appli-
cation there would be no speculation at
all and any future appreciation Of value
would be wholly due 10 the fact that
the number Of coins Is strictly limited
10 two million Ave hundred thousand,
not an excessive quantity when II Is
borne In mind that this 10 a nation
Of sixty-fye million people and that the
mania for coin and medal collections
extends all over the world.
GOV. nooo, or IcAas, gave ue,,,a ..yy
in his annual message 10 o recognized
truth when lac said: THE practice Of
carrying concealed and deadly weapons
marks the unmnnly spirit and cowardice
Of those who indulge in IT,.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-20

whisper at the same time said;
Liftinint, would you b'lave IL? II is
h0gsn
"l'hc transition from fancicd great
danger TO safety was very sudden. A
our highly-strung nerves relaxed we
all laughed, but IL was not II very
hearty laugh. We felt more shccpish
than amused. Was IL not true that IL
small drove Of hogs, innocently seek
ing food, had stampcdcd Il troop OF
cavalry belonging TO tho TIL crack
regiment?
"Our religious videtto found some
consolation in the fact that when the
devils were cast ont they took refuge
in a herd Of swine. That Is what. In
our charity, we thought, when we
heard him using 40 emphatically tho
familiar name Of the prince Of dark
ness No conspiracy TO suppress the
facts Of history was formally entered
into on this occasion, but II happened,
incidentally, that no mention Of this
event was made to other members Of
the regiment II was not even alluded
to by the liftinint in his official re
port - W. Hess, In National Trib-
unc.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-20

The boycott does not always work 10
the satisfaction Of the boycottcrs The
fact was lately illustrated ut Schoharic,
N. Y, where some young girls deter
mined TO "cut" all the young men who
drink spirits, beer or cider, or who use
tobacco in any form. The young men
conferred together and adopted n novel
plan Of counterfeit. They concluded
that they should be- just as polite TO the
girls as ever, except that they would
not look at them-that Is meet their
gaze. The girls were astoundcd at the
conjunction. When a fair boycotter
would meet one OF the boycotted the
latter would greet her effusively, all
the while looking straight over her
head. The result of the boycott is still
undeterminable
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-20

speed. Making suitable disposition
for dcfcusc, / set about trying to find
out what II was that had led TO the
abandonment OF their posts by tho
vidc,tcs. | was assured by the two
men who had been on the extreme out
posts-and | had long regarded them
US much above the average for GOODNESS
and courat'--that persons were NOV.
ing through tho woods on both sides OF
the road. They had been unable to
sec them, but had frequently and dis
tinctly heard them walking on the
fallcn lcavcs.
Not caring to send any report to
the infantry commander In rear until
1t had been properly verified, | waited
little while to see that no ono had fol-
lowed the piclScts in, and then started
back toreestablish them. This was soon
done, and, although spent some time
ut the outposts with the men, failed
to perceive any indications of the
enemy or To note anything unusual I
returned to the reserve post aud gave
the men permission TO lie down again,
and all was quiet for perhaps nearly
an hour, when another stampede oc-
Cured. Again ! went TO the front,
this time taking Murphy-who was
mounted on my spare horse along
with me. lie was more nearly than
any man have ever known absolutely
devoid OF fear, and this appeared TO be
time when such man was most
needed. Carefully approaching the
place near which the outpost had been,
IL was again established, |, with Muir
ply, remaining there.
"For long time nothing was heard
even the sound of marching troops
ON the river road had ceased. At
length, however, heard what seemed
to be u football among the leaves very
near me, then another and another far
away. Murphy was by my side, and
us his car was an acute one, and his
Judgment sometimes good, whispered:
What do you think II can be?' The
answer, deliberately given; Faith |
don't know, unless it's thin blaclS-
guards o. ribils,' was not rcassuring
We listened; the sounds came at times
from the roadside so near that one felt
he could have reached the spot with a
saber, and again from places several
rods distant While trying to fathom
the mystery, and while every stir in
the leaves was becoming more distinct.
ly human footsteps, felt the pressure
of hand on my arm, and Murphy's
voice came TO my ear: 'Liftinint, Il
yen hould Bill mint, I'll ship on
and find out phnwt the divil II names,
took Bill's rein and heard his rider
slide to the ground
AS now had an extra horse tc
hold, | began TO think that II an infau,
Try Johnny should invite INC to alight
aud take walk into the confcderacy
with him, I, perhaps, would not be able
to decline in terms sufficiently impress.
i've to induce him 20 excuse me. II amy
Of you have over been so situated as I,
be wholly under the influence OF the
tcrrors of the imagination, and arc nc
more courageous than am, you may
| appreciate my emotions. Murphy wa,
gone n long, long time. II seemed
hours TO me; and when began to fear
that lie would not return, but had beer
| quietly taken in by the enemy, some
one grnsped me by the leg in n convul
Sive sort Of way, and In n stage
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-20

THE brooklyn Eagle tells the follow
ing story about Gen. Grant which is
believed 10 be new: The general, who
was very fond Of children, was intro
duccd 10 n little tot Of four years. The
little girl gazcd at the great general
with wondcrment. Almost incrcdulous
that such an honor was hers, she
asked: Are you the Gen. Grant that
fought In the battles?' "Yes, I was
In good many battles" said Grant
much amazed Another long and won
dcring gaze, and then came the modest
request Lets hear you hollcrl"