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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-05-24
SURPRISED THEM.
A Mckinley Rate Presented as a
Tariff Amendment.
SEVEN PARAGRAPHS ARE PASSED.
senator walsh Explains "a Newspaper Para
graph About His DilI Regarding Stop
ping the MaiI-Clvil Service Re-
form ia the House.

WAsnrNaroN, May 23.-The senate
disposed OF seven paragraphs of the
metal schedule yesterday after eight
hours OF debate. The debate was
marked by quite n number OF interest
ing clashes between the republicans
and democrats. The sensational fea-
ture of the day was caused by the I'M
expected presentation by Mr.. Jones Of
an amendment substituting the Nc
Kinley bill classification and specific
rates on round iron In coils, blooms
and charcoal iron, somewhat higher
than those already proposed. This
amendment was a surprise TO some SEN
ators on both sides, although evidently
anticipated by Mr.. Quay and few
others Of his colleagues. Mr.. Hale tried
to use II as a text for haunting the
democrats, and Mr.. Teller read him u
very plain lecture on the duty of tho
republicans to accept such increase us
the democrats were willing to grant
without continually chiding thar ad-
versaries with inconsistency. Whom
the vote was taken seven democrats
and two populists refused TO support
the Jones substitute, namely: Allen,
Berry, Blackburn, Jarvis, Kyle, Mills,
Pascoe and PETER The rates fixed
yesterday were as follows:
Iron ore, 40 cents per ton.
Pig iron, scrap iron, etc, 81 per ton.
Round iron in coils. eight.tenths of u
cent per pound.
Slabs, blooms, less finished than bars,
ive-eighths Of a cent per pound.
Charcoal blooms, ST. per ton.
Beams, girders and other structural
iron or steel, six-tenths of cent per
pound.
Boiler plate, from hve-tenths to 25
per cent ad valorem.
Forging of iron or steel, ~ cents.
Hoop or band iron or steel Cotton
ties, 80 per cent. ad valorem.
just before the tariff bill was taken
up, Mr.. Walsh, the new senator from
Georgia, arose to personal eXplana-
ton In connection with newspaper
paragraph from ST. Paul stating that
the brotherhood OF Locomotive Engi-
necrs had adopted resolutions con-
demning him for introducing bill
MAILING the retarding of the
United States mail punishable
by imprisonment for twenty years.
Mr.. Walsh explained that the
bill aimed at heavier penalties for
train robborS they had construed Il rs
an attempt to punish trainmen who
should tie up train in strike. In
conclusion, Mr., Walsh reintroduced his
bill in a molihol form so as to leave
no doubt rs to its purpose.
The senate, ON motion OF Mr.. Harris,
went into executive session and short
ly afterwarl adjourned.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-05-24

WAsHGNoToS, May 23.-The question
OF civil service reform was given full
sway in tho house yesterday, the occa-
sion being the amendment to strike out
the paragraph In the legislative appro-
priation bill providing for the civil
service commission. 1t gave opportu-
nifty for n few stirring and not few
amusing speeches. The amendment
was adopted by vote of 100 to n, amid
great democratic applause and repub-
lican cries of "spoils." No other
amendments Of any other Importance
were made to the bill, the only ones
adopted being TO correct the totals of q
few amendments to which amendments
were made yesterday.
MIR Pendlcton (dem.), of West Vir-
giniu, claimed that the civil service
commission was established for the
purpose of keeping republicans in office,
while the republicans defended the
present administration Of the civil
service law. Several democrats OPP
posed tho amendment, virtually abol-
ishing the commission, but II was
adopted by nearly a strict party vote.
Among the democrats who voted
with the republicans in favor of
the civil service reform were; VIII
son, Tracey, Hendrix, Docltery, War
ner, Springer, Sayers, Crane, Martin,
Kilgoro, Llvingson, De Forest and Ev-
erctt. The vote on division was 90 to
Of. Crios of no quorum and demands
for tellers were made, tho vote by
tellers being 100 TO II. Mr.. Dingley
gave notice that he would demand the
yeas and nays in the house. 1t being
then after O'Clock, the committee rose
and the'house at S;oi p. IN. adjourned.
In the earlier proceedings the resolu-
ton providing for an investigation of
the alleged armor plate frauds was
adopted
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-05-24
THURSDAY, MAY "a, 1894.

Tor Congressman, Firth district,
W. A.CALDERHEAD,
OF Marshall county.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-05-24

-. Choice line of Fresh Groceries, Vegetables and
will give you 81 lbs Of Granulated Sugar for ST..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-09
nie nciunfcns rWaIfnrfe.

Sunter'8 Guap, 6trtb Oi
6 Gpoc, 6. 3ult. - Sin 2ou4cr, Der
OuS ySrod Der acitern seiltnteuen Se9eI'
iadt r%alfpric" uutcriuatc, btrldtet,
oaB Die Sl1t NIT rem &isl nah nnter
AMI Dem W}eercSgruube lie9t. Sn Oel
BadbOrSieite bat iic elm 9rOBes Sud,
baS 0cf 1T scbOrltcn.
G8 lit nod unenti4icben, OBJ Ol'
,galfDrie" qebobcn uuO rsparlrt weroen
ioQ. gSabridcinlid lit Dies niat Del
Sail, Da Oicic YrO;euur mebr fOlten
maroe, ais Der 8au ciucr ncuen Sadt.
2oro 9unruoen bat cine Sonoolen3s
0epei6e gum SeGluit isIner 9a9t pom
Yrln;en pOn Nale8 erbalten. Gr
brauGt ii6 ibrigenS nidt aujnieDr 81
erGmen, benn ole ySaltprie" mar sum
8etrage BON 10000 Yi. Ct. Bel ylOpba
periidcrt, uuO mebr mar iic 9emiB MIDI
merth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-09
IQerbanb
suipesteIIcn YrctSeu.

SOiIettenzSdwamntc, sic 10
Gt5.s .ssOrte ................ ) Gts.
Cologne 9tr. All, 3weiz
lln5cn@6laiden, ,iblide % @ts.s
@rOBe ....:.............19G Gts.
9liIOrIirte Yartic Soitettenz
SdnIme, Die iibli6en Is unS 30
Gts,zSamme ,...,..,...1 .12I Gts.
0amen Ial9entiiber, ss=
ltidt unb burtbrp6en. Die iibs
lid)e 25 Gta.zSualitGt .....1S Gts.
YlIortirte Eartie OamcnzSaz
identii6cr, 9eitift unO burd>
bro6en, Die iibli6e Is Genta<
aualitat 12a Gts.
TeiBe unO bunte Stifer,ien,
Sie ibll9cn Is unO 19 Gents
Sorten ...........-.. 10 Gts.
@ciBe uno bunte Stifcreicn,
Die sswObulide 25 Gts .zSorte 16 @ts.
2obbraune Oamen<Strimpi.
aus 2isler .3wiru, Die iibltd)e
65 Gts.z SOrte ......32 81 Gts.
Sdipnrsss Wtoirezgaub Or.
2, Die iibli3e s Gts.sSOrte. 5 Gts.
@erippte WannazSemben u.
.llnterbOien, 2isler 3wiruzap.
pretur, bic ibljden rs Gts.z0es
wanOer ........49@ 40 @ts.
Cine acknowledgements
idsntiider, selidt unb bur9.
broden, luuter Siunen, ie ems
bon cinsm Oeuiter, Die ii5li6en
67a 9ts. II. $1.Sui6snti6er SO Gts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-09
Sommeni6irme.

llnier seiammtss Eager SOnnsnidir>
me aler art mirb beute in einem Ser>
taufe Offerirt:
Sduarjs uno uelBe Sonz
nenldirme, Itlas. neueite Wtus
lter, bi5ber So. Das Stiif ~ Cts.
@ine aiIortirte Yartle SOn=
nenidirme, etwa 100 Stif,
bisb.r 81 bis 81. Sober ~ 1925
Sonuenidirme bOber &laiie,
gopitdtz unO NIT Der Sanb ses
malte @riife, bi8ber So bis
$18. 0as Stiif .. $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-09
Jllosquito= Bett6immeL.
aleiDerfoTe.
etmo 600 0arSs buntera(eis

Gtwa 600 YarS5 bunteraleiz
ber3euse, ungeriiisne Bartte'n.
semObnlih 35 unO 50Gts., uerz
ben uiisrirt Oie Duro gu. u..,-..15 Gts.
9ltlasseitrciIte id,par;c ST.
Grenadines reSu;irt auf .... 40 Cts.
@eblumt. ldparie $1.@re-
nabin,s bsrabmarfsrt auf. .69 Gts.
0Oppelt breite idpar;e So
Grenadines berabseIcet anf... S1.OO.
Sdwar;e rs Cts. .sSmperial>
Ssrses reousirt uuT uT.....:...59 Sts.
Ganswo1ene idwar;e 5O@ts.z
Gballi.s rebu;irt ouf. ...... ~ 0fs.
Sdwar;e 65 Gentss2 2amiis
reSuSirt auf. ...............4 AZ efs.
sapurSe s1.SturmsSsr9es
reSuSirt auf. ................79 ets.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-09
StfammtzS,np pthef=Sstraa S3,000.0O0.
Sieie 100000 psrpouftauotsen oem SbIiaa
iicntn=SGtras, Der unter pieIsr &ppotbet
ent.ttirt spetoeu fam.

Die Sones iinb Coupon Bombs pon ic 81 900. auf
Snbaber Iauteno nit pem Vripiles Der aapiaI=9esiz
miirieH Don iesiser @tpidtss uno Srinbeits Storm
Sobbar "obHe ireeno pehtn @bsua aui @ruHo irQ snb
eIHer sb9Gbe 81 oeren 3nriidbatuns ooer gbSus be-
Ser. Stoat,n ooer bes Staates NiaruIano su taatsz
tnedeH aHsehGltcn meroen mag." gtcic Shliqationen
tonneH Hitt por Sdllaueroen eine,lot peroeH; ne
bedcnosH Sppotbet rebf ben 9oncttren gusrifnna,
or HebciIs dno Sioentbum aGer art eeifert, iptI.
dles Die Sim & Suburbau 9Sabn= = pmpa nj, Z"
leRt eiantt ooer flnitiI nod eripsrbeu mag.
sic iino pom SaIfim o, rsSa iieuecridlt ale qez
tsblteae stnIaGe fur @esiuaItunssf fpnos eeneb,
mi at 10 OF oeu.
Sersleidbenoe SarIe1una ron 81 ett Ginnabmen
iuabreHo Der lesten II NioHate uHo otieIbeH 3eitz
raums I'M IesteH Sabre:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-09
Bic Situation in Der SoDIesis
Mcniou.

BbiIippsburg 3D., 6. SuIi.-Gin
g9aggon nit uulfOruirtsn FOll5llien tam
beute Worgeu in pOutsonle nu. 0iClelbsI
purpsn nadb ben Scottlhen OIleneH 9es
iauot, no fiir Ne Sarrafen srridltst lpeT'
BEN. Slcs Elm fleiler She'll Der alten Ars
better uabm bic 2rbeit heute Su 40 81. per
Qoune wicOsr aui. @rOBe Anirs9Ena
herrid1t in Ger aan;eu Sergpertregton mo
500 bis 500 y. ann usranlaBteu Die sur Nr'
belt ;uriidsetebtIen Arbeiter mleoer an ben
Strife iu 9eheH.
BbilabeIpbia, 6. SuIi. - llngeTdhr
% @rubeubeIeer btelten beute bier elne
Neriammluud ab, uuo Ipurne beihlolen,
f,ft aui ben aegenwdrttgen g0hnen, ndmlid)
40 Gents fir 'pte Come, 81 bebarren.
Sammtlidc srOBsn &rubenbeiieer pom
&eutrals EsuuipluauIeu wa!en BET Der yer
jammluna utrtrtteu. SiinfSehn poI ben
Iumejenoen erflGrteu, baB thre Arbetter III
meuiselt Saa.u inter ben alien gobntn Suf
riidtehreu miirDeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-09
@urie RabcIptpcidlsi,.

= Der &aiIel bon 9eutidlaub pir6
Gnbe bieies WOnats auf SUei Gage Der
Sat Der StOnisln bon Gn9lano. I'M
gudiugbantsYalait isln.
- Au5 2llgier wirO semclOet, baB Die
Sadlt ,1tiye" nit cinem OltrciAiIhen
Gr;ber;oJ am 8OrO bel Gartne auf BEN
StranO 9eratbcn 1T.
- Der 0ampfer rYOlpneiiu," bon
Scr ySunburgz z2lmerltanllaen Bafetz
tabrts4fticns@eieuItu paIiirte 9es
itern auf Der ,5abrt uOn Sambur9 pla
Noiton nod Baltimore, Sap 0enrp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-09
0anbi9nbe.

Cine Wiittiommer 2luirGu>
muus nit alien unscbrOdenen
Bartie'n unb un9eriilenen anorz
timcnts @Iace 9unbi4ubs. 0as
Yaar ................50 so Gts.
0ieie Saubi6ube merSen Beute
frHb 80 llbr gum Serfaufe &C.
itellt. Sn Der Eartie bcfinSen
iid @lace= u. i9peoiidbe @lacez
Sanbidube nit &n0pfen unO
Otustetiere, uripriinsIid 3u 81,
$1.35, S1.50, $1.65 uuo S1.S5
bas Yaar perfauft; beute obne
&Ifbalt OfIcrirt 5u. ..... so Cts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-09
SnfsMn3Ige.
Samen >9embenlcib6en
Gtne tttttfangreiGe Retbe Semoeu.
Sctbd,en fur Srattcrs rs8aroerobe
to aIten Gualitaten.

Bertalz, Nubrass uuO G9ez
piot Seibden nit scbiiselt.n
Sragsn amO Ofanidettcu. Gis
ni9e III Olslem Roltcn iuuroeu
su 50 psrfauft. Oas Stif .SS Cts.
Gbambrapz, @beoiOtz uuo
YcrtaI zSembcnlcib9en nit poz
puldren idwlrSsn, marine
b!auen ODER rOtben nit weiBen
StrelIcn ,.....-.....,9 ,95 Cts.
Sunte iranioiilhc Saunz,
GbanlbraDs unb Wtaora5,Semz
Ocnleib3en nit gsbii9sltenStebz
oOer llmlegefra9cn ..... S1.5O
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Glesante G Wdnner. u n5iige!
S.. 800
Wz#dW H W&RW %&4W
@om $40, $t2, $15 nnn $1S berab martirt.

Der @rfpl9 unieres srpben slnsuss <Serfaufes mar
einfab pbd1pnenal. sSir baben bei6pler, benlelben
npf brei Gage fprtsuleeen. Sbihpn e reiBenb sbiat
eef1bfr, fnb bpb np6 pale it1e Bargains Yprbanoer,
aus benen th cine quite sluspab heHen ldbt. Man fin
bet bic Stpfe unb Gelins oer s(rt- SammearnltpHe,
Gbeppts, Samire Ser9es 1t. t. ~, gu sefltterten uno
un9efltteren Gutawa9s lno Sas perarbeitet Dies lit
BET Serfauf BET Sailpn. 2ailen sic iih ibn ni6t
ent9eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-09

3nHahme :., ....... .-.-.... .SS6.222 S5
ober S4o,3e9.6l mCbr. als Der SIr Scsa6Iuu3 Der
3iHieH aui Die leiGuluten So. 100000 Sbliqotioaen
Gadtli ertoroerIie Setras iIr ,insu colr;ipouhiz
rcubtn 3eitraum.
unier eisensr 6edlnunesiibrer bat Die Sldocr uab
Cont Der @ompasnie unteriHdt uHo portebcnoe 3ab=
len rIdltig bcfunoeH
Die lEterSsidneten offeriren Die Sorb; ;um Bers
faufe Su 1O4h BroSert nebft an aeIau1citen Siu=
len, GoLusrifag, oeu 10. Sui, sabIbar, uuo
empfehIen iie ale cine fehr bseeaIenslperibe
0eIoauIage.
g5 III nm gnr,ibuns oi,,r Bombs in bi. eiftcn Der
Saltmorer unb Der :gorier @fittenboric notses
udJt poroeH.
abIhriitcn Der Snpot6et, b.s gnfpaIts =@utad tens
Il. / I. foHHen IN uHiertu Slreau en9ecben iperoen.
Sie Snbieription wiro Ys ontaa, oen 8. SuIi,
@ormi1taGS, e'offuet uuo idlIiekt lihr am
9fa ftntitiaae oes udd,fteu 3aets- Repartlrun=
ser Der 3eitnuHsen aeidlchen bann mosIhit prompt.
Sa5 9t,dlt Sur %eriueriuns non Gpplitationeu, ANN
BetlGereH SlIieBeH Der SubcriptioH, .as senanns
ten Gage. uno Sur ueltbiluH9 einerer Setrdee, ais
uahseiudlt iuoroeH, beibt porbebalttu.
Baltimore, ben so. Snni 1894.
MIeran0cr Srotpt & S0bne,
Nr. 1855. cfsSaItimprejtrahe.
15f & 63g)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-09

bat iidl sur llutsrOriidung Der Hrbsltsr osr'
etRiat. SSir miiijsu judmmen halten oocr
eiue hofiuuusslOie NieoevIage eCI:loeH. 9te
erieubdbu.G GseaidIaiten t0nnen numo9Itb
bic leer.n Si.lsn beisttu. OIsle 6rn9e
fouueu mir nur loiru, moem mir aueiamut
bic Qrbeit eiuitetleu unb Suiammen haiteu.
Giuer fIr allie uno Vile tur Il
mem aui ieoer Giienbabu lm gdEien ydnoe.
6. 9. Sebs."
Gs 1T jett ishr mubriheinIll, DaB Der
guslfaub bier bente Jtad]t naltfIaoeN mro.
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9erreltsMusitattnng.

aqe @iirtel su beSeutenO bers
ab9eleeteu Yreii.n.
@dte 2lllisatorieG Gai1ens
@urtel fir Mtdnner. bisber 3.75 .63 Cts.
Mdnnerz GaiQenz@iirtel aus
senarbtcm 2eber, biSber 81 1unb
So oas StIf 40 Cts.
Tatentleberne WtGnner.@Irs
tel, iduorS, marineblau uub
welB, btS5er 81. ju...4 49 Gts.
SelcrgHrtel fir Wduner, Die
so @ts.z Sorte. .35 Cts.
Seo.rsirtcl iiir UtGnner, Sie
25 ST.. .@S orte. 10 Cts.
12ODusenb aluaseb.Semben
fir Dfannsr AT Ssriteuungsz
fOiten. GbepiOtz6emben, 5uge=
ipiete So6s, ! Manidstten,
boiler .3uiduitt, GrOBen 14bit
II, seltrsift bunt OOer slatt
bmt, rcselmdBlser Yreis so
ets. bas stid 81 Gts.
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gus eer @mnSesNanptftaot.

gBaibiugtOu 6. SuIt. - Sle Sus
lauoIieuer.G GiunabmeH bet:ugen heute $72S,-
O22, Die 3oa 9tnuahmeH $36S,897, aus
ueylfieOeusu Guelleu gIngen $265, 959 ell.
Ser MotOrmauu s. ,. Dterrlten ers
lit beute 0ioraen mi lihr bel oer @cltl=
ion Smeler IEa9gous Der u@ltns Suburban'
gabn" III Der HoIanOs sIueHue ldmere Sers
lebuuaen az ben olfteIt. Gr mnroe III el'
uer 6uti1e nadI Dem uStaot= QolpttaI" 9es
brncr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-09
g , / 3 { It.

1000 Darbs il dnSiifer ecru
gteetop>Spieen. 9 bis II 3oa
brett, re9elmdBi9er Preis IS Gts.
bis 81 Die Daro; 3u ....... 90 0ts.
rs Staf idpar;er Gbans
ti0Der, Bourbon, wciBsr unb
scru 9tcttopsSpisen, bis IA
3oa brett. eit...............39 80 Cts.
100 Stiif uNurtirtcr Spiesu,
3 bis I 3ou brett, ......... 8 Gts.
$50 Stiif irlanbil9er, Chan.
tilger, Bourbon unb Orientoliz
ider Spissn, 3 bis 9 3Ol
brett. .15 Cts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-09
u It I It q {.

Seber 9lnsug nit intsrcHantsm BreiIe
marfirt. 9ausluOlIene SersezInsi9e,
GOpcrt Eu6< uno scuuiicrte 5u1s
Iniii9c, I'M 9an3en ctwa 800, psrben
81 folsenben Yreilcn ofierlrt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-09

0amenzOtatrOienbiitc. 20 Cts.
Der 9fcit auiqepuetsr Sitc,
gum Scrfauic iiir 81 bis S12
Oa5 Stiid gcmudt. gSir Oiiez
rircn Die 2luswaBl su ... S2.9S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-09
0amsfletbcr.

500 9eblumte 2awn !SauSs
fletoer, Sod unb germel nit
Salenclenner Spieen belest,
81 pertb ............ SO Gts.
200 9eblumte uno einfarbise
butte &awuz0au8tlciber, $3.50
iuertb ............. S1.39
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@ai6fete @aarelt.
Cine allaeMeine SreiSberatHtarft=
run9 bel ausn ipafdbcd1ten Stof=
fen, ttno trok oer HcSmatrtns
crcelente WfiprtitnentS.

fen, ttno trok oer 0teamstruns
creeaente 2lEnrtiments.
5000 0arbs Saconnet>0us
deile, unisre leste Senbuus bic
ier SailOn, ale usuen ltuiter q.
unb 6arbeuSuiammenl ltelIuuaen
euthaltenb, Die 2)aro. ........lO Sts.
Yique nit wsiBem unb bunz
tenn @ruub, mt 9eorRdtsn
Streifru uno 9lrabestcn; unlere
25 StS.zSualitGt 10 Cts.
6run3Oiiids Srsanbies, !
bisber 37l Gts.
9eSrudte setipfelte
% d ~ SER" bisbsr 81
Gts.
Srlanbiidss 9ewanblius
nen, bisbsr 81 Sts.
2Obbraune uuo be09elbe
0nd : TnsussitOfie, bisber 12l Cts
Is Gts.
Snbii6e 9imities, ub.
we6ielnbe Streifen.
9alatcazAn;usSjeuge.
0ieie ie9s Sabritate iuerz
Sen in clner Yartte 3u eli
nem 9lsidnldBigcn Yreiie
Die Yarb oiierlrt. ....
geite ensliide Otabrasz9entz
benseu9e, uniere 37I @t5.zSuas
Srforb> GbepiotzSembenitOf'
fe, bette SOrts, Die lmportIrt
wirb. Observation-Disclosures. 10 Cts.
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YofferlDaarelt.

SGnsematten aus merifaniz
idem @ras, blsbsr $1.65. -. $1.OO.
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Isnn Gle ettt Setrn fai.fen,
IafeH Sic ben SeiiStiteI
burdl biej
.yathIanoer Tefistit &Nefuraniz unS
Srnft 9pmpas snie,"
-gquitabIe=9c6duo., Baltimore. perii6crn
Etc pramte b6SahIeu sic nnr etnmaI,
Die TerfidIerunS 1T ooueruo.
Gne ndhsr. ausfinit tpirb aui gHjrase srtbeiIt.
(Snnil6, ,3gltsO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-09
Gmi0ion Uon $500, 900
potbefariid,er 5=prpaentiaer in 80 Sabre
faHiser SbI' 'aatioaen Der
GitD & SnburbarzD zDabn<GOmpagnif
am 1. Suni 1929 iauia.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-09
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nes, 81 nab europa. SruntagssInegabe 81
pro Schr-Oae bette uuo btniejte oeutid)e SIatt
IN SeE Ii.tCs uHo SubiiaoteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-09

| The German Correspondent,
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(Successor TO F. RAINE),
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| soUTHRRH NTATEs-
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-01-27

tees who, in some instances, are led to
buy superfluous things and more cost
ly ones than are necessary, and thus
shamefully to increase the burdens
of the districts.
8. That men having but an insignif-
icant part of the required outfit sue
coed, by misconstruing the statute
and garbling such recommendation
as they have obtained, in selling such
incomplete equipment for about as
much as complete equipment ought
to cost. Trustees are advised to buy
only those combinations or sets
which fully meet the demands of the
law. Two buy here little and there
a little will result in spending two,
three or four times too much money!
1t is important that Superintend-
ents guard themselves against being
misquoted or misrepresented in this
matter, and that they protect their
people by warning them against those
INSCRIPTIONS persons who are fast
bringing into odium not only the law
but all the good and true men engag-
ed in the work.
What the General Assembly aimed
at was largely to increase the eHlci-
ency of the teacher at a comparative
ly insignificant outlay-making it
possible to impart real instruction on
all the branches of our long course Of
study; but the law has been made the
means, in certain localities of exas-
perating the people against it. and in
no few instances of swindling them.
! In several instances have cordially
recommended combinations of maps,
charts, globes, &C., for two reasons:
First. they seemed to me to cover our
course of study and to meet all the
demands of the law. Second, was
assured that such outfit as held to
be sufficient should cost each district
less than fifty dollars. learn with
establishment that some into whose
hands copies Of these letters have
fallen are misquoting and miscon-
STRUNG to make the impression that
the State Superintendent favors only
a particular outfit so that my efforts
to protect the people have been per-
verified to their hurt Some County
Superintendents have received the
same treatment.
The people have their remedy: In
cases where trustees have paid money
or given notes to cover exorbitant
prices for school supplies, they ought
to proceed against the perpetrators
of the fraud under the Statutes for
Furnishing those who obtain money
by false pretenses
ED PORTER THOMPSON.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-01-27
The Green River House.

The attention OF the tobacco
growers OF thi, county is called to
the advertisement of the Green
River Tobacco Warehouse which
appears in another column. This is
a popular and old established
house. but for the satisfaction of
those farmers WHO are looking for
a reliable firm with which to place
their crops the best Of references
are given in this city. Mr.. S. d.
Hurst, formerly Of Woodford
county, represents the house in
this section and is rapidly making
friends for it. If you have not
shipped your crop yet remember
the Green River House when you
are ready to send it to market.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-01-27
Fishing. Good.

For several weeks past the
weather has been SO mild and
pleasant that our local fishermen
have taken advantage Of every op.
portunity to cast line. Quite a
number of fine strings of perch
have been taken from Elkhorn
and Blacks pond. On Tuesday a
party went out to the latter place
and returned in the afternoon with
a string about four feet long of as
fine mongrels and goggle-eyes as
we have ever seen.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-01-27
Before the Committee.

The delegation which left here
on Saturday for Washington City
appeared before the Committee
on Rivers and Harbors Tue sday
morning and urged the inpor-
lance of the completion Of the i'm.
provement Of the Kentucky river
to the Three Forks. Speeches were
made by Gov. ]. Proctor Knott.
Hon. Albert S. Berry. Col. J.
Stoddard Johnston. Hon. John r.
Proctor. Gen. w. J. Hendrick and
Maj. d. w. Lockwood, u. S.
Engineer in charge of the river.
The committee were much i'm
pressed with the arguments and it
is very probable that they will
recommend liberal appropriation
or the placing Of the river under
the contract system.