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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-04
Smallpox in Chicago.

CHICAGO, Dec. &c. w. Sewers, a
laborer sick with smallpox, exposed
thousands of people today to the con-
tagion by going from his home in the
suburb OF Pullman to the city hall.
He was hastily sent to the pest house
and the city hall thoroughly tumi-
gated, filling the place with sulphur.
The sulphurous odors and smallpox
scare did not oerve to drive away any
of the crowds of olficeseekers, how
ever. Coughing and sneezing, they
held their places and awaited an op
portunity to solicit from the ne wly in
stalled mayor.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-04
ADOkEss TO sTOCKMEN
By the Executive Committee Of the state
Association.


To he Slockmcu of TeSa"
The third annual meeting OF the
Texas Live Stock association will con.
veDe in the city of Austin on the 9th
day of next month. All the railroads
in the state have consented to sell
round trip tickets on the certificate
plan Tor this occasion at one Hud one.
third fare. The people OF Austin are
making big preparations to entertain
those who may attend, consequently
we feel justified in promising those Of
you who may favor Us with your at.
tendance IA most enjoyable trip, while
your expenses will be- reduced to "a
minimum.
10 addition TO having pleasant
visit tn our beautiful state capital at
small cost, you can by your presence
materially aid our association in the
good work il is doing. rhis organiza.
tion was brought into existence two
years ago solely and purely tn im-
prove ana baud up the live stock ia.
dusty ,f Texas, and, nutwithstqnd-
ing he i8CJ that the enterprise has
moi re WI IA the encouragement
among he rDck men that its merits
and good We entitled it 10, never
theIe-s nv liza energetic aud deter
mined eflIr.s uf a tow of our mem bers
the good worN has gone steadily on
and although hs ganizati1n is yet
in its Infancy B, be, eiready accom-
plished much sopt t3r the Industry 1t
represents.
1t is an uudispu.eI fac ;ha. the
stock business il now undergoing
change equal almost in extent and
magnitude to a complete revolution.
In no way can the improved methods
and charges now demended be met
as easily, promptly and satisfactorily
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-04
COTTON STATEMENT.
Weekly Report Of Secretary Hester of the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 30. - Hester's
Weekly Cotton statement shows the
markets increase in the movement of
cotton into sight over both last year
and year before the increase being in
round figures 100000 or 40 per cent
over the seven days ending Dec, 30:
last year 4, 900 or 10 per cent over the
same days of 1891. For tie 30 days of
December, today inclusive, the move
ment has been $4,000 ahead OF the
same last year, $4,000 ahead of the
same year before. This brings the ex.
cess in the movement for 1870 DAYS of
the season, from Sept. to Dec. 20 in
elusive to GAP, 900 bales ever the same
days last season, and reduces the de.
ticieucy compared with the same 12C
days of 1891 to 962, 600. Total into
sight for the past seven days 324, 421
against PIT, IA and 2S2262; aggregate.
for the first 80 days of December /, sol,
l22 against ,242, 246 and 1, 546,07l.
Total marketed from Sept. to date
j. 1865, 1872. against a, pa, 25e and 6, 32S, 3O3
From this time on last year the
amount brought into sight was 1876.
115 bales, year before 2,707, 076. In
other words, after this date last yeal
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-04
MURDER NEAR WALLIsvILLE.
An Infatuated Man Kills His Nephew With
a Charge Of Shot.
Special TO the Statesman.

Special TO the Statesman.
GALVESTON, Dec. 80 Intelligence
reached this city today of the perpe-
tration of foul murder near Wallis
vile, at the head of Galveston bay, in
Chambers county, on Christmas day.
Lamar Cooper, a young man, while
visiting his brothers house became en-
ragged at his niece and attempted to
strike her, when her mother interfered.
Miss Cooper's young brother became
frightened and ran from the house.
His uncle commanded him to stop
The boy not needing he seized shot
gun and discharged both barrels at
the fleeing BOY. Sixteen buckshot
entered the boys abdomen, from the
effects of which he died in few hours.
Lamar Cooper was shortly after ar
rested and is now in Jail The muir
der occurred shortly after the parties
had returned from church. The mur
derer is we'll known among the boat
men of this port.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-04
Arrest of the Prize Fighters

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dec. ga dis
patch from Tampa, where Governor
Mitchell is at present, quotes the gov
ernor as saying that he will not abide
by the decision of the criminal court
ut Jacksonville in regard to the legali.
ty of the arrests of Corbett and Mitch
ell. The governor says when the SUI
preme court decides the arrests illegal
then he will cease opposition and not
until then. This action on the part Of
the governor was not expected.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-04
Want Corbstt- Mitchell Fight.

CRIPPLE CREEK, Col, Dec. 90
The following was sent Corbett and
Mitchell this afternoon: Seventy gold
producing mines in this camp author
ize us to offer a purse of $4,000 gold
bullion TO bring the CorOett- Mitchell
fight here. (Signed) j. A. Whiting,
mayor; E. h Martin, John Norton, E.
II. Fri,bee.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-04
DEPARTMENT DOINGJ.
Summary Of the Business In the State
House Yesterday.
COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE.

COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE.
Jan. is the last day allowed by
law COR the payment by non-residents
of their taxes, which must be made at
this office. The lime is now sholt
and delinquents should be in hurry
to settle.
About $4,000 ia taxes were paid
yesterday by the Gulf, Colorado aud
Santa Fe railroad, paying Sl742, 26
passenger earnings tax.
rhe comptroller registered $40, 900
Galveston limited debt bonds, the
series of 1891.
The revenue deposits so far this
month amount to nearly 1922 900.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-04
New Railroad Connection

WILLIAMsPoRT, Dec. 29.-The Cen
trail Pennsylvania and Western rail-
way company has filed a mortgage for
So, 600, 900 to the New York Security
and Trust company. The money will
be used to build a line from this city to
Watsontown to connect there with the
Wilkesbarre and Western railroad.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-04
BOOTH DR. GREss.
Two Well Known Young People of Austin
Quietly Married Yesterday.

Two Wolf Known Young People of Austin
Quietly Married Yesterday.
At ll:3O O'clock yesterday morning
at the residence OF the brides father,
Col. J. &. De Gress, Miss COrdelia De.
Gress and Mr.. Ed Booth were united
in marriage, Rev. Father Peter Lauth
officiating, Immediately after the
conclusion Of the ceremony an elegant
wedding dinner was served
aud at lbs the young couple
left for New Orleans, where
they will spend their honeymoon.
The affair WAS very quiet one, only
the relatives of the contracting parties
being in attendance. A large umber
OF handsome presents were received
from friends.
The young people who have thus
cast together their future lots are well
known 10 the people OF Austin whose
hest wishes will follow them. Miss
DeGress was born and raised in Aus
tin and is "A graduate of st. arys
academy BY her attractive manners
aud striking personality Miss DtGress
has gathered 10 herself the love and
friendship OF "A very large circle.
The groom is also well known in
this crty, especially TO the business
men whose trust aud confidence he
holds in an unlimited measure. For
many years he held very RESPONSE.
bic position with Mr., D,ttiinger, but
recently embarked IN the house furn-
ishiug business on his own account
THE STATESMAN wishes for the
young couple aud predicts for them a
long, prosperous and happy welded
life
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-04

formally and talked over matters and
then decided that a call should be
issued for general meeting of the
pastors and churches of the city to
consider the interests of such revival
services.
All pastors, therefore, and laymen
of the various churches who are inter.
ested are hereby requested to meet at
Christian church on Friday, Lee. 20,
at $3.50 D. ~.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-04
Cleveland and Gresham

WASHINGTON, Dec, 29-Little ere
deuce is given to the reported disagree
ment between President Cleveland
and Secretary of State Gresham. They
are at present on shooting trip down
Chesapeake bay.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-04

80. AZ per cent of the crop was markell
ed, and after this date season before
80 SO. Northern mill takings the pas
seven days show increase OF 1850
compared with corresponding period
last year; total takings since Sept. l
have decreased 117,795. Total takings
of American mills, North, South and
Canada. thus far this season, 1,247 1862
against 1855, l7S. These include 9O7. 189
by Northern spinners. ae ainst / 1924, 07S.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-04
Sam Jones and Sam Small

a few of the pastors and represent
alive members of some of our city
churches having heard that there was
probability of Revs. Sam Jones and
Sam Small holding meeting in Aus
tin next spring, met yesterday in.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-04
Failure at West
Special to The Statesman

Special to The Statesman
WACO, Dec 29-Jones & Tubbs,
druggists doing business at West, filed
deed of trust and chattel mortgage
today, providing for the payment of
$500 to local firms. James Martin of
West is made trustee. The total liza.
bilities are small.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-04
BuckIen,s ArnIca saIYs.

The best sslve in thu world for cuts. bruises,
sores. nj ers salt rheum, fever sores, letter,
Chapped hands, ChilblalgS, clrus and skin erup.
tons, add positively cures piles, or no pay re.
quirel. II is guaranteed TO give perfect salts.
faction or money REFUNDED, Price IS cents pc:
box. For sale BY John Il. Chiles & Co., 's.the
druggists
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-04

ShiIOh's Vitalizer is what you need for cOnsti-
patton, loss of appetite dizziness and all symp
toms of dyspepsia. Pr IL and Is cents per
bottle. Sold by J hn H. Chiles & Co.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-04

For The Statesman.
stood at my window one morning in June
While my heart sang in silence glad little
tune;
For all that saw was so lovely aud bright
1t filled all my being with Joy and delight
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-13
Gaaroe Sioer.

Ger foeer ida gPan zen o. fuller for 9rDo
7e iuller % raabtr miot / fin Eeo,
Meus gauoet oct gipsr til Euiinoer fer,
8leu Brsost blot belt meo gistiGro til bOcr,
0iaH ptiot et it3G at Sunser sr mar.
Ser fiber iau Raugen mso Semoo % fer
Saus Born be maa finite, ON grpo be BAN
be'r.
U2eu buao iiaI bon aigre? son itiGle ei ION,
Go 9ioroc ban BET, bisb bet >9nier % 8auo,
ser FIBER ioa Ranosn / armoO o. 3rans
% lpiicr til 5O!ists iorjGttenoe gang.
&c elsr en- Nngt o. en- RnuOisbeOs Rnu9,
&aor bare bet ian8 ben retiGroi8e SanI.
Ser Iooer iaa Rauseu pla 9anO % { 8p
90 ale fig ipeiIer m0r'site Sip;
&c bar life NpriHs 81 Sus elsr Gp,
Wen SInteren icuimer. Suorbsu liaI be Hp?
Ser iiooer iaa Wousen / itUre BALLADS
% Foler % iraao ier / gjtioe aulas,
Sc 8tuer fin iaiti9e 8rooer bet pas:
2n fan Tile rente Bet bsore; ttlpas.
Ser iioosr ian IuuBsn, iori ursr ina let,
VT ri aae I'll Siubsrens @aper bar 8et.
NRen bporior er Seroen iaa Hem o. iaa
baaro,
Vt no9Ie al 5oltet / 9rGnliel blot 9anr2
Ser iiooer iaa Mau9en, lom maa lioe Reo,
Nen Siabcren aIort9 oS Saaoant tilbpo;
Get er Dem, Der Itprer, reglerer bet ian,
Vt Solicit @iasiepls BunJris maa gao.
Sn Stnm for port 5dmiuno, en- Stam for
bort 2ano.
9nonu bar ri SlGmp.r meO 9tpsmoo %
Sang.
Cg - ipies ben blot - bar ben uGttenbe
Slang.
Sans 8. 8lertbolot.
Yeip Mariet, Dlinn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-13
Spcr SGffen ejter Wano.

Gn Ibonnent =, 8ortb g., Soma,
Der mtpertegner fig "Gu 6armer",
ienbte ps nebenItaasnSe llOtlip af De-
corah Republican for iioite llge meo
Anmooniig om at ppta9e famine i
"0ecorab Soften. @i pil tiene BAN i
at opta9e Nrtitelen.
"Omtrins ben lite Ottobsr sit @rea.
merD Smsr Op til 26 9entS / be fore
Wlarfeoer. Oct er life ben ~alminoeliae
YriS paa ben aarstio. Be Sanoteuoe
latte bet op, ioroi De iDutes, bet buroe
ltaa | ben Hrls. @jerueminit3priien
for Sftober er benpeo 80 Gents. 0ten
Smprrct funoe life i9l9es. 8riien 9it
Ell Gent eler mere neo. 9lai8euel fuuoe
bet lille 'Glges. Sitter % after falot
Griien % iioite llse bar ben 81 a 23
Gents, % &ommis iionSmanoene melbte,
at SmiRtntn9eu bar mere mat og util.
ireosltilenoe END paa man9e Nar. 3e
iortlarer Iaria9en ueo at iige, iOm
@gm9noene bar iast bet iibite Nar:
"Irbeioerne i De fore Spcr fjpber life,
Tom be pleier at gjgrt!" De bru9er
enten SlcOmargorine, Sutterine eIer
nO9et unbet biaisere StpL eler tlarer
be Jig uoen nOget, foroi beres neoiatte
Sennin8er eQer Man9el paa 2~guHin9er
tpin9er benz BERTH. 3ette er tiltroos
ior 9prten iioite CONNER, iOm i bpi
@rao forrinseoe 9eItens SmprprOOuts
tlOn.
Oct er netop, buao man maatte pente.
Saaoan saar bet altlb. Nmerita8 Nrs
bejoere siuer Ameritas 8armsre bet
beoite Marteo / @eroen. goelas bet
Warteo peb at nebi9tte N~rbeioslpnnen
eller bisie Nrbeiocres &jpbeeuue, %
0ieattionen tommer baitis % burtie.
90 ulligeuci er Der SOiuter, iOm ueb.
Sitter al ftss, at Jdrnterea life bar no.
gen 9nteresie i 9olObeitytteiie; font
itaoig prefer QR%ropmmen ON biIiae
Sins for 5armeren, mcoens ban Ifal
faa beiere 4rlier for fine 9robufter ii
Seroensmarfeoet". De iamme Strals
lere 9aar ON / be itore SDer % So
b~rttsbDerne % iprtRler Nrbsioerne,
"maaIte oil @oers 9on blipe neoiat nos
get, men bet pil mere eno pppeies af
lapere Yrlier paa observation-disclosures,
bporai bet uistigite er Goers 5goepas
rer."
6jennem inttsprilen paa Sftuber
Smsr / Gl9iu, ST., bar uaret 2S.4
Gents pr. Tulo. Oct er @jenueminittet
Tor IA Nar. Gen or MI 81 q % Gts.
Bolton Journal iprtlarer Iariaaen peb
at ii9e: "puis 0tHsierne bar 9Ubt
uubra9te % ri9elig at Yer9e bar / Cir.
tulution, piloe aft bort Snlgr tuune al.
iRttes til sOOe Yriier, ulsn ubeloi0pis
er bet MUoiatte 9~ilfGloet~. Sois ri
ueuoer us til "Seroensmarteoet", Iom
5ribauolerne taller ON, er SituatiCnen
oeune - after a%nigrer hi Journal:
"9eruRIt er Der Martebet / ~llolauoet.
Gu9lauc bar mere Smsr, eno bet fan
BRUCE, ps Der CT insel lloiigt til, at
8riierne i llolanpet ital gan op, iaa bet
oil betale fig at uoisrs."
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-13
9ecprab % Smegll.
Ten 12te HOUember, 1894
st itrn[teIiat RlLb

por Nurmtftcr q. g. 6oItius uoiat
for iofe 9orson9 Tcrmio6nB. 4an
ben upc Gur,ius8 p9ring / Slater Strect
bar ban meo at Belle oeb SiGlp al eli
"Gerrid" cit flor Sten op anoet StOh
UerI. Sciicmaitmcu iui8ieoe, % SoItius
ItprleNs 20 eler Ilare Sob ueo paa &C.
mert 6ortouset. 3nu Tom naturli8pis
Ileurt tilitaoe, men, ionpjot 2H9crne bar
funnel i~oritda, or iutCt Den bruttet, %
man trOr for ~iitiert, at ban pil pGre
litano iii al iorpinoe bet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-13
SurDrs.

5st0euoc 1eriousr / 8inueibcit 60,
or iuoIepnte til at mgoe irsm Tom gu
rors peo December 9ermiueu Dubuque
e. g. WOris, GccOrab, Tom @rano Su'
rOr; Z. Wt. 8olano, Seipcr; 8. 8. Sa'
fer % Daniel 5elpWs, 3ecOrob; 3bos.
gcthioro, 5rontuiQe; q. Z. 8nrioot,
Rio9epap; 9otrid aeap, 5reepOrt
0els 2arisn, 6isblanopile, o9 8. 8,
anoeriOu, GoitaIin, ole ium 4etit Su'
rorS,
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-13

Qiot Sue Stat til Susoag; mere Rat
til 6reoug, o9 oa leoiaset al Stornl.
Strrt Sroit 9}at til Qeroao.

til 6reoug, O9 oa leoiaset al Storm.
- StGrt 5roit gtat til 2sroao.
acknowledgement paa Nlils
ipautee 8nuen 9oar berfra ST. 2.25
liteoetior iOm tioligere ST. 8.
Scr. e. 9. Gruiu er reiIt til San
Gieso California for at tilbringe Bin.
teren Der, % bare fri for auloen Der.
- Mr. q. 6, @aldion % SuItru
ira Wtnneapolts er Der paa Seis9 hos
SlG9t % geuner. Suaoe Galdion p9
SrOoercu, Scr. Guoretu Simle er gift
mco 8ptre al g. 6. Sau9en. GaidiOn
er 9eitprer al ben 6oreneoe airfes Or.
gan "Samiuuoet".
- Sogt pua Coon criues nof / bet
Store MI for Chen, % Der Itnl u2re
en- M9ngoe al benz. Gn Giten gil 6
un9e Menneiter no % Tom tilbo9e meo
5 iaaoanne 3Or. Gu er Der tanIte life
Wau9e, Tom pec, at Guun' Stes CT en-
3elitutesie. men bet Oioite Sp9erns, be
bouoe imnat ben isr, % hos Suslep'S
III be iioite 2irsoa9 Niten anrettet Ell
Supper, Der imaste 81 @iaIter ior'
trGiieliat.
- DIE Salpution ira Beaver 9oipns
hip, Siumpre Co., Miuu., bar i Snss
bag i Seccrab for at ioentiicere albert
Dtteien, ipm iiooer arrefteret Der. Den
Cite Sttpber bnpoe ban p9ret / Salpurs
lens Siem % triet meo at ifpoe 9ats
teren, bpis bun life sap BAN ale Yen9e,
6uberen bouoe | Suiet. San fit $40
ps ipripanot. Gcuntp attorney / Sill
more County tar allerebe siort SCRIBE
reoelier til at iad Sam i~trafet. iaa mart
GutOriteterne Der er faroi9 meo BAN.
- gliis Sclene Seim bar iaar pper.
ta8ct StoIeu / 9ocuIt. 6pr bar bun
uGret 9Grerinbe i ct Stolebus 5 Mile
o~erira, % altio bar benoes Sjrtiombeo
patt ulmiuoeli9 GilireosIiaelie.
Gow. 2yuue. Senrp @oloene,
SObn NeIiOn % no9Ie ilere, reiite til
81 Campo, 9eras iiOite 3irsbas.
- 9i benleoer 2nierens Opmart.
ipmbeo pan 9abcaer, Der piier GiItenls
uinsen i @iuueibeit County. Den off.
ciele 9obel pil blips iuorpttet i naIte
9tummer.
- 9aitor 6. Spue bar muotaset bet
Sulp, Der bar uoitebt til BAN al M0u.
tato, Wsinneipta, % Nabumenisbeoer
San uiI bOloe i'm SiiteOspraoiten Ssns
Dag ben 24oe Nouember.
6prittommenbe 5rebag oil Weni9bes
Den mDoe for at fable ny 4r9it.
Eapor 3. S. Strano fra gilbert
Sea, Winu., pr9oitsbe Spuoao 6or.
miobaS / Spnuoeus airte, o. ON @fters
m~ioousen bplot ban Gfbolosioreorag.
Mtaubas Giten bolbt ban 5Oreoras paa
2utber College.
- 9utber college Srdeitra oil 9iue en-
aOucert i golegsts GgmnaItilpIale SCR.
bag ben Zoe Huuember, life @auoa9 ben
1sOe iOm t~iolissre uOertsret. Som bet oil
ices al Grosrammet, Der trpttes bette 3ums
mer al "Yoiteu", oil Der bIipe uom9rtet
Gsiiitnuce, iaa Iublitum fan peute at iaa
itg en- sUO muiitaIt lluOsrbolouino. Si an.
beialer 8oueirteu pia bet alerbcoie. SAB
os msse pp Slot % 5sige % give be fit.
tice % io%retn9ionms Stuosuter, ION oIrer
iaa mesen So % 9Irbeioe paa Ruiiea, ct
uom9rtet Sus! Grosrummst er apbt, o.
aoneertsn sr psI oGrot De 20 Gents, ben
tnisr
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-13
llbelb paa burlington 9anen.

ct 9reaturtr3n pRlteoe Ell Ntil
Oiteufor Grninnrb ionnr (Ssubos) 5Or'
miotag. Ni o @ogne Gil be fire ODER.
% 8O9ne. IrsieOe meo Suin, tilbDrtc
Reepes e. Snmre, % 3 9Osue lGsieoe
meo Srenturer tilhprte 8ooneD 8ros.
beraf Sper. Sun iaa 9pr blcp crRbte,
men mango iaareoes.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-13

0rnnoen. 2onte Gmalle Cite lan.
9ere unO): "0tsn, buao tanter bu pac,
oermau, Tom tommer i ell iaabon Eli.
'tal'o til mig? gu er 10 operI,abia
beruiet".
Senoes NeuS, StuSen IN: go.
tIGre 2ante, bet tUmmer oeraf, at bel
er bin 5soielsOns iOas. Seq bar tsmt
ct @Ias iOr bper af bins iplote sUmre,
men laa ueset tnaler jes itte".
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-13
WctteIfe.

8 Grertistmsntct "gsentsr snItss" fro
Home Art Picture Company fbite geo.
lob zoe 2inie fra nebsu 80 Gents iiteDsifor
at Der ituloe itaast 80 Gsnta Sette bebes
bsmGrtet. &c f~crrsfsu GusrtisFmsutst i
bette So, anoen Sibe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-13

Sens (lptter Oso 9srsn): Gus,
Der sr frsmmsoe | StOrIuen".
2rlns' "SoOrleoes peb bu betPS
Sens: so, leg bsrte @umu ialb.
Papa; min iiarel1
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-13

"Spao sr bet forite. ou pilbe sjrre,
9o's ou bleO itnftet Of en- Spepsp'
'pnrSte gailien, iOm baUoe left en- 2lr.
i''sl ON Snieititits 8ebunolius.
"Spls", ia Senien %bsitioelia.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-13

Wool: UuwSshed-eoarse, 1l-l2Hi medium. IA
10. fine. go. Washed coarse, 15-i6; medium,
IT'S; fine 1914; Tub-washed, 20 Cotted,
elafy, bury and bucks L-H off
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-13
GrfurIon til SeraS.

9irsba8 ben 20oe HopeInber oigdar en- gr.
i~uriiou til 81 Campo. 5erds, buor 9nnoie.
sere fremeeles Ton inu eppt gono til ben
b ul0e 9ris Of fra 50 til s11 pr. Ncre. Iris
fen pau 7ur. % Teiurbinet toiter omfliue
SIS. Sc, Der iisbeer 100 Gcres 9aub. fnar
tIi 8eiie irem % tilbase, % be, Der ii0bcr so
Gcrts betalsr balp Eris for @ifctteu.
Ole 6. Satte.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-13

Prot. Breckenridge's school has no
vacation TIL next July. Students are re-
ceived at any time.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-13

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15
DOES ANYONE Now

Does anyone know, OF your heart and of'mlns
The sorrow and song;
The demon OF sin and the angel divine,
The right and the wrong.
The fear Of the darkness, the hope Of the day
The ebb and the flow
OF dread and desire forever and ave,
Does anyone know
Does anyone dream Of the trust that Is yours
The love that is mine.
The warmth 6nd the worth Of the cup that
each pours
OF richest red wine,
The hate that Is black Ms the midnight OF grief
The anguish and woe;
sadness OF doubt and the bliss OF belief.
Docs anyone know.
Does anyone see all We have in the heart
Toloye and to hate;
LIES every motive an intricate part.
OF chance and OF fate;
The sunshine Of song and the shadow OF signs.
The roses and snow;
4 half vanished face aaj q sparkle Of eyes
Does anyone know
Does anyone harken 20 music OF bells
And the moan OF the sea,
And the secret the forest SO mystica!ly tells
To you and to me;
The echo Of voices that ever respond
In tones soft and low
TO prayers we are breathing into the beyond
Does anyone know
Nixon Waterman in Chicago Journal
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15

The empress Of Austria has her hair
shampooed ono a month. It is still
beautiful, luxuriant and perfectly
black, and when let down touches the
ground as she stands, and she is tall.
1t is said the hair wash requires forty
eggs, and the other ingredients are OBJ.
tanned from no less than twenty mvs.
terious bottles.
ONE of the best-known figures in
Paris is Nine. Ycer, who, upon the
death OF her husband, a reporter for
the French press, took up his work and
mas conducted 1t with marked enter.
prise. In her rounds she is accomna.
MED by a great white poodle callad
The Doctor" who permits no n 10
trife with his mistress.
ONE of the authorities on decoration
N England is Mrs. Comyns Carr. She
IS the wife Of q successful theatrical
manager, and ia her ideas on sta0a
decoration and cc>tume he owes much
OF his success. Mrs. Carr has designed
dresses tor several Of Mr.. Irvings' piavs.
and Is almost always Miss Terry's chat
eesnsslor on wardrobe uat.ess
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15

A newly issued blue.book on mar.
riage and divorce abroad, contains one
fact amongst many others not general,
~ known in this country. BY the laws
OF Russia a nan or woman must marry
before eighty years of age or not marry
at all, and they are also prohibited
from marrying more than four times.
The blue-book is naturally full Of in
formation as regards the ''prohibited'
degrees. The Brazilian law permits the
marriage OF uncle and niece, aunt and
nephew. first cousins and Of brothers
in-law with sisters-in-law. In italy
the uncle and niece alliance is valid.
and in France it is open to the presi.
dent to remove the prohibition against
marriages between the deceased VINES
sister and her brother-in-law, ana be.
tween uncle and niece and aunt and
nephew.