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H.Loheyde Agent
BLACkSMlTHING
HQRSESHQElNG

We guarantee to do both in a satisfact.
DRY manner. If you have lame or in.
tertering horse, & i've us call. Expe1
fenced workmanship Is WI at we claim to
be able to give you.
SIEBENBRUNNER & WILBURG
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ANDREW j. EcKST
DEALER IN
Kneipp's Remedies.

Andrew J. Eckstein handles all of
Pastor Kneipp's Famous Remedies. He
has just received complete stock OF
! everything made by this celebrated heale
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-01-29
LISTENED TO ECKELS.

House Committee Hears tho Comptrol.
lsr's Views ON IN International Bank. )"
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-The house
committee on banking and currency
listened to Comptroller Eckels' views
on the international bank plan to or
ganize a bank for dealings with South
and Central America. The comptroller
held that banking facilities were as
necessary as means Of transportation
for promoting commerce with other
American nations, but criticized the
details of the measure. Chairman
Walker appointed Messrs Brossius of
Pennsylvania, Van Voorhis of New
York, Spaulding Of Michigan, Cobb of
Missouri, Cox of Tennessee, a sub COM
mittee to confer with the comptroller
and the attorney general to perfect the
bill
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-01-29
UTAH 4! Sen 3 n 4 :! 0RS'
Frank j. Cannon and Arthur
Brown Take Seats III the
Upper House.
House Banking G Committee Hears
Eckels on the Proposed In
ternational Bank.
Bill For Disposing of the Red
Lake Pine Lands Passes
the House.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.-The two sen.
ators from the new state of Utah,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-01-29
Bills Before Senate Committees.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 28-The senate
committee on. aspirations through one
of its subcommittee has taken up the
urgent deficiency appropriation bill
There are now three Of the appropria-
ton bills before the committee, the
urgent deficiency, the pension and the
military academy bills II
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-01-29
P. M0ECER

The Merchant Tailor will fit you up
with an elegant suit at the lowest pos
sible prices. You had better call on
him when in need of anything in his
Ii
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-01-29

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Aus unlrrrr grlrigen 2. Morgrn-
Ausaabc.
Staot Baltimore.

Die .9rubential 2eague"
belt geItern in ibrem @erIammlungsz
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6eIter lieTerte pdbreno Des gdn5en
Q(6enb5 flotte llnterbultung5muiit.
Sin 3an3trdn36en beI4loB oas frD9z
li6e Set.
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bosfi ge60renOes 9OppeIgeIpanH ging
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9(n Der GaItern@Ioenue uno Caroline
StruBe gefang es, Die f6euen Sbiere
gum StiQitano gu bringen.
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Dir 3r0nuns ors Giaren.
@ldu;enSc gprbereituneen in 6ausc. - Dcss
fau's @breutas. - SunrerttaucnSs erIuar=
trt. - Mud, ein Sdupt nit Ger Saiierfrpne
iGllumnicrt fidlt immer ianit.

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ten" Wfauern bes &reml fi9 Die &rone
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ben ruIiiI6en 3ei4e f9on jeBt fat
bon ni6ts Nnoerem, ais BON bieiem
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i'm trob 9lQebem, nie bic S6utia6e
benefit, OaB bereits Die allerumfuKenoz
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peroen, I'm elmer etipaigen @isoer6oz
lung oes friiberen nibiliitiiAen Often
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tommt, pirb e5 auf Dem 8ege BON
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9aponneten ftarren.
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8on fiiritIi6en peri0nli4teiten iinO
berettS angemelOet: Der Bring unp
bic 8rin5sIIin bon 0aleS als 8srtrez
ter Oes engliI9en 6ofes. &aiier Wilz
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GuOptg pertreten uno ben &0nig bon
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uno bic 8ronprin5eiiin Don RumG=
MEN uno Bring uno 9rin3efiin Cub
mig BON 8atten6erg benz tpeifepollen
9(tte beitpp6nen.
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Wuroauiaa unn ScIbitmurn.
Gtn:s perf6mdbtem 9erebrers Rudc

81. Yaul. N}inn., 3. 95ebr. -
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2(uF Der StraBe begegns!e er Dem 8daz
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I'm Den permeintli9tn 9errat6 Der
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gu baben, .ri6tete 6riebmann ben 9fez
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fracbte unb Ie6lo5 bra9 Der junge
Mann 5uIammen. Sulia unb So6n
iin0 i6per, Do4 ni6t t0Otlt4 pertpun=
NoL
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Wnftion9s sIn;eiaen.
eTT7tt Safer, Scad, G. sucfer. gnipdIte,
,nm 9ir. 10, Sit=yeyiE9tOuz StTaS:.
SerpaI tiers Sc fauf
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more pirO Der uutsrjciducte 9erpaltcr NJ I :
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Sruu 2tuguftc 9. 6opf.

Die fterblihen lle6srreIts Der am 2.
D. 90. na6 tur5er ihnerer &rant6eit
an Der 2ungenent3UnOunq perItor6sz
men Truu9lu9uite 6. 6oof, qe6. @ru6e,
pluoen geItern @ormittdg uuter unqez
mein 3abIreiher 9atbeiliQunq ppn
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1910, Roro=GarolineitraBe, luF Der
,@reenmount GemeterD" 3ur leBtsn
Ru6e beitattet. 3abIrejc)s 8lum5n=
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lernten. YuItor 8. &. &ptb pou Der
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par unb 8oug6itraBe uno 8aItor t..
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trGqer fungirten Or. S}obn 8. Bed,
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So6n S6miDt, Gben j. 6aoottf un0
Qouis W}euin. - G5rau Spot mar in
Baltimore geboren uuo erreihte Oa5
9uter pon 50 eSuDren > W}onat5u urD
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tu6trdqer funqirten bic $50. Sreo.
sd, u. Roeoer, 3. Eolenoor1, 8. Seq
ler $. 9umm uno aull p. 8iilenegg.
Der @erbli6ene lit aus &ur6eiien ges
6iirtiq uno fam i'm 2tlter Don II Sya6s
rem na6 9teipz0prt. BON bort iieoelte
er 5 Sabre ipdter nud Baltimore jiber,
poIelbit er Elm Gtqarrenqeid)dft eta
6irte, lpelhes er bis gu Ieinem 3oOe be-
trieb. @r mar Elm W}itQlieo pon Der
,Germuniaz2oQe" pom Orben Der
n@6renzRitter." 9luBer Ieiner Satin
binterlGBt er flint &inOer, poOon 5pei
aus erI.er unD brei aus 3peiter She
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ihlufene erfreute, betDieIen Die 5dblreis
den 8lumenipenOen. lpel4e an ieinem
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Giftnnrh.

9bi1a6eIpbia, 5. Te6ruar.-
Sin ihredli6er 8uubmoro, tpel6er
ii9 in Dem 6auIe 9lr. 1906, Spains
StraBe, ereignete, naro beute W&orgen
entbett. 9a8 6au5 purbe BON Dem
78 Sabre alten SSoIiub $. Ri6eIoerfer
uno ieinen 8eoienten 9(nnie Safe unb
@eprge Barton befpo6nt. 8eItern pers
giftete Barton ben alien Ntunn unb
Die 6au5Adlterin, Dorauf er ale
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8idelOsrfer in tritiidbem 3uitanOe
oornieber lieqt. Barton trat crit am
leBten Samitaq BEL 9fi6eIberfer in
Oienit. N&an permuthet, DuB er Elm
profeIiioneqer 9ieb lit. 8i5 jeBt lit
es Der 9oli8ei nod ni6t gelungen, iet=
ner bdb6aft 3u tperoen.
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9ttr eici0ctt Rtihe.

Gopes, 5. SFebr. - 9as 8egrG6z
nib be5 9rin5en 9einrid bon 8attenz
berg fanO beute bon Der Wbippingz
6umz&tr4e, Osborne, aus ftatt. 2(Qe
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Der Stabt trugen SSIaggen uuf 9albz
matt. Prin3eiitn Beatrice unb lire
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blieben mar. 8alb nu46er folgten Der
9er3og bon Gonnauqbt, Die Marquiie
BON Qorne (9rin3eiiin Qpuiie) unO
gegen Mlittaq Die &Dniqin 8ictoriu.
Sin Spe3ial3uq bon 2onoon bra6te
Die Mainiiter, Die 8eianbten unb bo6en
8edmten.
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s5ft Safer, Seatf, & Suder. 9Hlpd.te,
..""j gtr. 10, S1t-SertH9tons StraEc.
Scrrodl ltcrss9 crfduf
Ses
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Rr. 1919. 2tpestpusStr

lm IUitr19f rc5 GrsisQtridts Der Staot galtiz
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bebuquugsn: Gin SrittCl @aur Der
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9rittes Bib.

aGrnte3eit." - Gin 3ogsenTelo
breitet ii6 aus, Dor pel6em 3ipei 81uz
srn iteben, nel4e ioe6en i6r 5rU6Ttud
besroet. Bdbreno Der Sine Ieine
YIeife un5iinbet, itGrft ii9 Der 2lnoere
our6 einen trGftigen S9lud. 9(m
8ooen lit bic 8Guerin oumit 6eI6Gfz
tigt, ba5 8eI9irr ein3upaden. Cine
0re6ung Der S6eibe 5sigt Die anbere
Seite bes 5eloes uno man Iiebt einen
jungen Burden, peI6er. gera6e i'm
8egrtffe lit, ieinem Wdb6en einen
SUB gu geben. Die Sbeilne6mer ma
rem: Bauer" %. 6entI9el, G6us.
6ilOe6ranDt; r8duerin," Qi53ie Wfens
Bel; ojunger 8urI6e," Dug. @ebrenz
berg unO vMdb6en," Warie Men5el.
9tertes 9iIb.
Weltoerte6r. - Wie melt Dor nod
ni6t gu pieIen Sa6ren bas @erfe6rsz
peIen 3uriif mar, piro in bieiem Bib
berani4auli9t bur4 ben poItiQon,
Der ii4 semG6li9 fein 9feif9en an
3inbet; ben 9anbperts6urI6en, Der
gu SUB BON Stabt gu Stubt nunberte,
uns Die 8otenfrau, pel4e nit i9rem
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@rins @ein.td, IN @nnt.

e 0 m, 5. sSebr. - 9rin5 6einri6
bon 9reuBen, Der 8ruber bes 8uiIers
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Mig 6umbert Elm perI0nIi9es S9retz
ben bes &aiIers. Dem 8ernebmen
na9 ioq er audi bamit betruut iein,
bus 91G6ere fir cine 3uiammentunft
5tpii6en &aifer Bilhelm unb &Dnig
0umbert Su arrdngtren.
Gtne 2GnttYort Spanttu's.
so a brto, 5. fFe6r. - Iuf bas
@eIuh Der Ser. Staaten, Die cubaniz
i6en SnIurgenten ais friegfii6renbe
Ma6t Qn3uerfennen unb lie audi ndc6
ben 3egeln elmer iol4en gu bebanbeln,
piro Spanien bic Qlntport ertbeilen,
baB Is oies bereits iniofern get1an,
ais es in 6umaner Weiie ben 8rieg
gegen Die SSnfurQenten gefi6rt babe,
mas a6er BON bieien ni6t geIagt tperz
ben t0nne, fpie Der 8anoalismus BON
8pme3's Shaaren aeige, bic o6ne
8runo pripates 8eiiBtbum 5erit0rt
hGtten. Sieie duspei4enoe 2(nttport
fpirD BON 9iplomaten ais cine ie6r
I6laue be3ei4net, uno ben 8ereinigten
Staaten piro porlGufiq ni6t5 Qlnbez
res iibrig bleiben, als bem 5ortgunge
oes &rieqes auf Cuba neutral entgez
gen gu iteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-07

BsnH 70, 1T ss OaTn iueiie, Die
Grtalung su urrna9laifisen? Iif
fen Gle audi, OaB Oiefstbe cincH
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GelOirnonnqen

uads aHen SbeiIen Gnrenas beisrst prOmst uns
biais bic
Rrseofttsa Ses .Reutifsa Gsrrsip sue sRtsu,'
&.sI.sgds GaItiHoresStg. uas EefsOiFsssAps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-07

-9ie SO Sabre alts Bridget S'geiE
aus 9bilabelpbia parO seitern bel
&aigbneszYoint, RS, bon einem
GrpreB5uge Der o@tlanticzGitD>@iRn
bubn" iiberfubren unS ouf Der StefIe
aetDptst,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-07
Sret- -3ecepte nuO
2atellt. .2IeOistlten

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nit pielen lebrreifeu 8ilo,ru) ruelh,s Sub
fir 25 Gents i'll Boitmarten su bcSiebeH 1T
purd5 cas- ieit 30 SaAren eBrenboll beitcbenbe
Deutsches Heil-Institut,
No. IL Clinton Place, New York, NY.
Der 3ettungsunter iit aud gu buz
ben Bel 8. s. Siemers in gr. 226,
@Ib>Srpappap, Baltimore. Mb.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-22
WEATHER AND CROPS.

Marlin. Texas, January 81 1t has been
cloudy and raining off and on for more
than a week The roads are getting aw-
fullv muddy
=, ,,
weather has been wet and gloomy for the
mast ton DAYS and has susoended all farm
and other work
Non, uya,a,,. rov.. ror,orv .,
,rbera ,,ss haa,,,, o., ,,,.. ,oor,tr, ,c,,b
Tho n,rd .,ichti,, ,.o,, .ha Tas, Ind,,.a.
tirp. ara ,b9t "a v,aatho, ,s,n tn,ior
80 N' " wa -0""'
burton ieNas' January u On accouh ~
81 ." m M, ram ROADS are Almost ,npassl-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-22
WALKOVER FOR M'KINLEY
Convention of the Republicans Of the
Eighth District.
NATIONAL CONVENTION DELEGATES
Instructed to Vote for tho Champion of
Protective Tariff for the Presiden-
tial Nomination.

Dublin, Texas January 1.-The repub-
lican convention for the Eighth district
which met here at 4:S0 p. M, was Me-
Kinley walkover from start to finish.
Everything was cut and dried and those
who had come here expecting fight over
the selection of delegates to the National
convention were badly fooled.
After the regular opening OF the con-
vention by Chairman Bynum and well
coming speeches by Mayor r. II. Mccain
and other citizens, the temporary organ
ization was taken up w. p. WATSON CT
Erath county was elected temporary
chairman by acclamation Horace Baker
of Weatherford, temporary secretary. and
j. l.. Lancaster of Brentwood, assistant
secretary.
A committee on credentials consisting of
j. w. Bynum, II. Harris and W. b. Nc
Cain. and on permanent organization Jack
Allen, James Gibson and A. j. Webb were
appointed.
On recommendation Of the committee
the temporary organization was made per-
maneut.
The following resolution, introduced by
w. Il. WATSON of Trath. was passed amid
the widest applause, receiving the entire
vote Of every county.
Resolved, That this convention instructs
their delegates to the National convention
to vote for and support by all manner in
thei, power, the Hon. William McKinlev
of Ohio for president. and continue to do
so until such time as 1t may become ap-
parent that his nomination is an impossi-
bllity.
The nomination Of delegates TO the Ma
tional convention was taken up. Marion
Mullins Of Erownwood. w. E. Davis of
Fort Worth and W. j. WATSON of Frath
county were nominated as delegates and
G. c. McAndrews of Lampasas. Robert
Casper of Tarrant and Horace Baker Of
Parker were placed In nomination as al
ternates. The first ballot resulted IN a
vote for WATSON, delegate, and Baker, al
tcrnate, %. Mullins and McAndrews q
Davis and Casper, u. Tarrant county
cast seven votes for Davis and seven for
Cats of Granbury. who was not placed In
domination, orc for Mullins and one for
WATSON, delegates. Hood county cast her
votes for Davis and Cats, aud some Of
them for Davis and WATSON. Mullins and
Wssson were declared elected as deiee ates
and McAndrews ari Baker, alternates
Harry Harris of Coryell was indorsed for
presidential elector; Joe f. Williams Of
Hamilton county and James Lynn Of
Coleman county We're elected congressional
chairman and secretary after which the
convention adjourned amid shouts of hal
lelnjah from Judge n. T.. Moore Of Fort
worth
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-22
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

TlMPsoN-Bud Buchem shot and sor,
ously wounded Tom Driver. The dif,icr,,,,
arose over bottle Of whisky. Roth coi.
ored. 0''i coi-
BAsTRoP-The case Of the State aeo;ns,
Frank Middleton. for murder vas no,,
tinued by the State and the trial go, for
Juuy H.. SCI LOT
EASTLAND-Flem Roots was aned cog
and twenty days in Jail and John Uodges
ana John Dixon were each fined 500 for
violating the local option law.
RICHMoND-Dan Hamlln, a negro far
Her nad ms leg broken between the krea
4tu ioo'; Ut pillard set the leg and
iiamlin Is getting along very wei,
IlLLsboRo-The ladies Of the Episco-
pal church have rented the tl1ls,sS.-
Mirror for next week and ,bn o, ,,m,Spo i,
tlon will be controlled and edited nv, ~, en,
lhey expect to issue about 5000 comics
MARLIN--The trustees Of tho r,,,,,-
school decided to elect an odd,,, up'lI
teacher as the attendance has gotten co
large mat the corps of teachers We
adequate. Miss Nancy Thomson of r,a ~,
pus Christi was elected. She win 49, U,
u position in the high school. ''"''
VAN ALYSTYNE - sntur5o,
Two Bryson boys twin brothers go ni''n 10
drank three quarts OF cider each a. -
-, nv VI the boys became suddenly
three hours before he knew orv,s W. ABOUT
tunes 1t took three men TO hold him al
SULPHUR sPRINGs-Mrs. II p ,a,.o
died very suddenly at her har,, Acker
city She was out in town and won, - IN, 'nls
complaining, but nothing serioms NU .ne
thought The husband and niece wo,, as a.
ehurSh; When they returned thew favn 40
fire. dead. psiore the
c, w iiAH si,,, on the Eplscona,
m"s favored TS by visit by Bishop Kinso JV,
mn mo-, ne me visiting minister tells The Post
c, e 'J Jaco Ine plans Of the architect, Mr.
referred TO him for an est,n,o '."Ns been
cost of the building. Oh the