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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-11
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fummen pom ST. .. IS. garsile in
@adita I'M SnbianersE Eerritoriunl. 81
idreibt: ,8ier 5laiden gfeftris
8itters baben Wars. gretper bon
Sfropbeln sebeilt, iuel1e ibr Sabre
lang qroBe Beidtuerben bereitet batten.
a6rperli6e Mnsidldse braden bel ibr
am aopfe unb @eii9te aus uno bic be-
iten Mer5te erfldrten, baB ibr nidt 81
belfen ipdre. Oenno6 lit iie iebt boll=
itdnbis iDieoerberseitellt unb befinbet
fid bel beitem @Obliein. Dies 5eist,
luie gaiiienbe be,pieien baben, baB
Electric Bitters bas bette 8lutreini=
gunssmittel lit, tueldes man fennt. gs
1T bas iiherite Mlittel sesen ausi6las,
6lebten, Sal5fluB, Sdtpdren unb offene
@unben. @s rest bic Nerben, bic 2es
ber unb bic ginsetpeibe au erneuter
Tbdtisfeit an, treibt bas @ift aus. f5r-
bert Die 8erbauuns unb frdftist bas
san5e Gpitem. Sour so Gents. gu
baben bei S. &alteper & Gon. @irb
Qarantirt.
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Der @inter nabt. 6oI3 unb aob.
len tuerben n6erli9 I'm preile Heigen,
SEPT III bic ri6tiee 3eit Sure Sc.
barfntRe ftir 9rennmaterial foe ben
Winter 3u beden.
Wir berlaufeu gutes gi6enboia au
1878; ansgeiu@tes 6oI3 su 50. so
anb per @arlabuus au 1925, al.
geliefert.
@ebucirte preiie far Heaeauueen
bon unb 10 sgorbs".
Wir ftibren eagle paB, 0artsboru
unb NcIleher 8oblen. SPECIAL.
preiie far auftrdse bon @agaou.
2aouusen.
: Gar greife bebieui gu9: asIepbon
No. 81.
Sanfet @pob 60.
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NEie TIT DteSI

@ir bteter einbunbert Dollars 8eIobnune
tiir ienen 6an BON Ratarrb, Der nidt burd
Gtnpebmert BON 0aaS Ratarrb Rur eebeill
iperbea tam.
T.S. @heitet & Co., eigentb., 1olebc, o.
Mir, bie llntersei9neten, baben S. s. gbe.
1e1 ieit ben letten 15 Sabren getannt uni
5a!ten ibn fiir bonfcmnten etrenbaft in allen
geihdftsbanbIungen unb finamsien befa.
higt, ale bon lefner sSirma einseaanaeneu
gerbinbli9feiter gu erfllIen.
wet & ErnaE @robbanbelS. .Drosuiiten,
Tplebo, ..
BaIbing &innan & Marbin, @ros,
banbelS. .Drogutften, 1cIebo, o..
9au's &atarrb. sfur tptrb iltnerIiM geuptas
men nnb trirft bireft nuf bas HIut unb bic
i9Ietmigen Oberfaden bes Sbftents. 2suas
nifie frei beriarbt. preiS 75 gts. fiir Die
Slaihe. gertanft bon allen Mpothefern.
6au's 6amilten. 9illen iine BITE beiten.
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: osn ber 6ikuuo bes beuiidbe,

- Sa ber 6ibuna bes beuif6eu
SocialiteatageB ia 6annober BON
10. Ottober belt 1ebel eine
groBe nebrfanbige Nebe, in mel.
DER ct forberie. bdB bic foeialbemo,
tratifde partet bIeiben iole, mas le
mar. udmlid3 cine partei Der Mrbeiter.
e!aRe. oIs uel6e He fiG biftorif9 ents
tutdslte. Gr iebe feinen @runb, ma,
rum bic partei ibr progranm, ibren
Wamen ober ibre Sattit ber6n6ern
wole. Die partei iei cine repolutio.
itdre unb feine ebpIutipn6re. punft
ftir 1nntt ertldrte R1 BebeI geeen bic
focialiififGe gbolutionss 9beorie Bern.
feinS, BITE er ftir eine MusIeie alter
Bourgeois Sheen erfldrte. Bel Der
Dtscuiton biertbsr erpartet man lftir.
mif6e Nuftritte.
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Gtne Gpinetnie.

etritea finb ernife Sad6en. O. III befannt. oof
3abI. tuedbe ii6b iteuerbimg8 eretgnet nat TT es
gut fiH baran au eriiinern. oaB ein unterbriiftei
Strife teiu ausgerntteter Strtte III. Wie6t eber
bis bic urabe entferut tutrb, tpfrb glimmnbe ll1s
sufriebenbett ben @ertb ber Mrbeit berrirgern unb
fitb aIs eiie tonifante Gefabr fur Die gefenf5afi
ertueiien. lber nitbt nur bas tummersisne 3eben
bat ietue Strtte8 Das ganae 2anb Tibet unter
bem Strite oe8 Magens unb bieIe 2elte beaehen
oas gerfehen. beuieIben nuf bic geHe gu bebnn.
beIn, auf tueld5e StrifeS eetu6bnIi6 beban6elt
tuerhen - iubern man bic Sbmptome sa unter.
6rtid4n neriud9t nntatt bic nrfadle an entfernen.
au beilen. tueIdbe bon eiuem rebeniicben Mfagen
berfomnten. nno oas III attteiS elmer ur6entIitben
@ntuenbumg be8 gru6en WngenbeilmitteIS = 6ps
ftettera Waeenbttters. @ebrnu6t es geeen uns
berbnuliGfett. 8eriippfung. Dpspepfie, galIeber.
9iftung. 2eber- uber NieberIeiben unb ac5tet oas
raul, oa6 eine Hribats Gteuermarfe ben Gals oer
TIaf66e bebefft.
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- Mir erbaIten cine 3ufdrift bo

Mir erbalten cine 3uf1rift bon
einem aomite ber Deuti9en BON Ori,
3aba, In iusl6er R@ biefelbeu bagegen
uermabreu, baB tn ibrer 6tabt baa
selbe Gieber % omito") berrf@e
uub grose Opfer eeforbert babe. Da
bic ~Greie preffe@e iene Na6riGt re.
probuairt bate, mnllen mir and ni9t
perfebIen, BON bieier Bsri9tisung Nos
ti3 3ii nebmen. 'Allo bas bon ber esSe-
mana Mercantil' berbreitete Gerii6t
tiber sBomito In OriJaba4 mar b6aig
aus Der 2ufi sesrifenl
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4efoIsen eie amieren 9fatb

unb tanfen Sic SIR piano, SIRE Or.
gel ober f0niiises Muiit Snarument
BON elmer Girnla. lpelme NIT ben BET.
mifGen Snterefen beriua9ien III. Man
tam eiue foIdhe Girma timer finbeu.
Sic u Mot DertduFt9l WeI,
9en 69uB baben 6ie, tuenn Sie bon
bernm3iebenben fremben Meeuten tau.
fen. bie fetne Juterefen bahen, iDeI&e
he bier fefbalteu tinb beren Warantie
aud uibt ben preis elmer MsauItrom.
mel pertb ia. Mian Iaffe bos @eIb
bter an Orte. Wtr eeben Sbuen ben
pollen Wertb bafir tinb bleiben tets
bier, nm Sbre Snterefen 3u bei@abeu.
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. g1em g)orfer gIa,,,r rah,,.,,

= 0etu Dorter Bldtter riibmeu es.
6aB bis riefee 9emep Geier Id GroBs
Rem Oort obne ieben fGmeren llnfalI
berlanfen III. Das IIest - ,.ieiu boali
etn We1feIbIott = on Der 6eIbiiidiu.
lung bes ameritaniiGen WoIIes. Inb
bas III I'M 10 ri9tigsr. aIs Bic poIiaei.
lt1en Mnorbnunsen fouii aeaentiber
ben F@ br6neeuben riefissn @enfden,
uiahsn ai9t biueeret9t bdtten.
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DaS BdrenteG.
Skine aus as,n rnfffdsa GeffHfSaftslebeu.
Don 9aa. Sdntot .. @kenfeen.

Die f10ne Gorenna Gtareai la6te
Iaut' auf, baB ibre ipeibea 3dbne bliB-
ten unb tire burdbringenben blau-
Grauen Ausen faft srauiam unter Der
4liebrisen Gtirn berpOrleudteten.
sMarum la6f Ou21 fraeie goriifa
OaryiloD, Elm bleides. fanftes Mdbden
mitsbuntelblonoen 3Dpfe1.
rlleber Dein ffolaes Gebabren, neil
Dir Dein GOpogo Elm tueiBes Bdrenfell
faufte.
rSft bds gum Qa1en, Gora? 5raae
nur Geinen Better Melibfd, tpie biel
Nu6el n,ein 8rdutioam bafiir aab,
Oann tpirf 9u ieben, tpie iebr ct be-
ffrebt III, mid gu erfreuen unb mir
feine Qiebe gu betpeiIen.1
ROrenila la9te nod lauter uub bod-
miitbig Hansen ibre fp6ttiI1en Morte !:
~Willf 9u etipa bic 2iebe na1 benz
preile zines 6elles bere9nen, bas man
Dir IN benz Qaben faufte? Madt es
Did .fpI3, bab Dir Dorogo bpn Der
Meffsin Midnei= =glDugorc6 Elm pradt-
ereplpIar tnitbradte, bas bieIleidt Elm
fdnlttbieer airgbiie ober gaf9fire i'm
Oebir9e erjagtegA
.9u Diff rdtbleI5aft, &ora! gDos
liegts benn barar, tuer bas 9bier er-
degte? SD ia9te meinenl 2iebling rur,;
als Ct nit MsIibta CUR Mefle fubr,
I1ein b69fer Wunfd iei Elm tpeiBes
Bdrenfell 81 6iiBen rieiner Gttomane,
ooer Elm perfiider 9eppi1 fur unieren
reuen GaIon; nun bat er mir geibes
mil9ebra9tl Sollte i'd ba ni6t frob
unb bantbar fein?1
qprel1na mar erntf unb na1oentli1
.9eipQrben. Rad elmer fleinen pauie
ha9fe iie. leiIe i'm @tubl auf unb ab
d9aufelnb: .9lu6 i1 tDerbe Elm gdren=
He'll baben, bod nidt aus Der Bube
ei1es 9dnblers sipiiden WoIqa unb
DIAL SD mill nleine Giibefnidt in
ei1 be5ahltes, farblo{es Sell .pergraben.
Der Mann, Der mid als Weib beqebrt,
iolI IS ielber erjagen nit fiibnem
Mutb, ebe i6s nleine 9anb IN bic |eine
Iege.4
Sebt Ia6te gOrifia; Is mar Elm tino-
. li1 bellies, filbernes 2a6en: rMillif
Du bas als Braltgabe forbern?1
ySa, Db mir aud Oein gaden seigt,
bab Du mid nidt be9reifIt! SD tuerbe
elm ielbferiagtes braunes gdrenfell be-
oebrsn.a
vGb iid Elm Mann finoen fuiro,
1einen Qaunen nad3ugeben?4
rDas tDirb iiH aeigen; i6 gebe chen
nteiH SaiuDrt nur nm bieien preis =
Mljt einem nedif9en Geitenblid nad
bersGreunbin faete Noriifa: Ger fiolse
Dldbiga SeInsnop xfisbt ni6t aus ME
ein, Ndrspidger, 10 tiibn aud iein Bid
It'll un6 70 uneridroden aud iein
Meien.
Qorenna mar aufgeiprungen unb
cine 3Oruiee Malluns trieb ibr oas
lBlukin 6ieWongen: sWer fpri1t bon
benz &fdertefien91
aaora, tuilIif Eu IS aud mir Derbebs
len. mir. Die i1 Did fenne, tuie cine
s9meiter? aeinem urferer @efannten
ilt g Elm @ebeimniB geblieben, bab
0t@ Der DDrnebme Mbig6e NIT Dem
MolerprcfA unb ben flanmenfpriiben-
pen Muaen aus3ei1net, id aber tbat
eitlen tieferen Bid TIT Deine @eele unb
t9 tpeibs bab gu ihm aut biit, bern Du
ffbfd}fpf tf1Pf111 ~ t,nf{
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Gr tsarrte bic Merste. j..

Alle Ger5te erfldrten benz Mr. &enid
9amilton BON @eft Sefferlon, Obio,
na6bem er 18 Monate fang an elmer
9arm,Giitel selitten bate, baB er fer
ben miiiie, ipenn nidt cine fOitipielise
Operation an ibm aussefiibrt ipiirbe,
aber ct furirte ii6 ielbif burd bic slns
ipenbnns bon flint Sdadteln BON Bud
lens Irnica Galbe, bas iiderite sd.
morrboiben Mittel auf grben nnb bic
bette Salbe, bic es iiberbanpt siebt.
rs Gents bic Sda9tel. 8u baben in
oer Ipotbete BON S. 8alteper & Sun.
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Der gr.g,r1fibent 0arriinn ira

- Der gg.prdfbent 6arriiou trail
nit feiuer Satin aus paris In Berlin
ein uttb nabm In BeeIeitnns bes Bot.
f9afters Mbite bie Gebenswhrbia.
teiten ber 6tabt In Mugenitbein,
aaiier Wilbelm empfins 6errn 6arri.
Ion Hnmiitelbar Dor benz 8aIa Con.
aert, bas au gbren ber R6nigin Wil.
belmine bon 0oaanb I'm Neueu
palaiS 3u potsbam peranftaltet tpurbe.
Bon Berlin aus beeiebt f6 Der gr.
prdfbent partition bio 1rhfIeI uub
benz 0aag nod 2onbon, non no aus &c
an, %. Ottober an Borb be8 Dam.
piers st. paulA bie &hdreife mad ben
Dereinigten Staten antreten ipir6.
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Ser Mppettt etner 8teae

tuiro beneioet bon ienen armen DDspep=
tifern. beren Masen unb 2eber anBer
Oronnns iinb. Iae 9iele ioItem ipil=
len, baB Or. Sings Neue 2ebenss8ilen
oieie iuunberbolle Masen= unb 2ebers
Meoicin, einen pradtisen Nppetit Der,
leiben iotuie seiunoe @erbauung unb
reaelmaBiSe aDrper9eiuubnheiten, iuelde
p5aiee @eiunbbeit unb srpBe @neraie
setpabrleiiten. Sour rs Gents. 3u 6as
ben in BET GpOtbefe BON S. &alteber &
Con.
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MtabmGe @pteI Uar,
Oas 1onfou Gtrase,
rs ~. NJ mtb, 49,. @tGeufbimer

Man fiabet bier ein borsaeli&es
@las Bier unierer beimii9en Wraiie.
reien. geionbere MnerIennuua Der.
btenen bie Weine. giearren, Wbisfies.
Stqu6re &C. gor3agIt@er 6ret
lun9 bes Morgens unb Na 6.
nitttass. Oiefe Mirtbf&aft erfreni
ftb bes ausgeaei6neten Rufes Az BEN
aIlsenebmaen GufeutbaItscrte ber
Stabt au adblen.
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= Sn Rom feierie Der Romponifi
werbi am 10. Dttober feinen Sc. @e.
burtstag. gu gbren Derbis fanben
tn allen gt6Bereu 6tdbten JtalienS
la.Borfelungen ieiner Opern ffatt.
Der 9bnis perlieb benz sreiien Meiaer
ben Annunciata Orben, bic bb9fe
Orbeuss Decoration StalienS.
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= Der 9erl bes uItimatnms, bas
iebt BITE 8rnnsuaaI Heeierung Der ena.
lifGen &egierung iberrei1t bat, ioll
iett auf BEN Mes nod 3onbou iein,
unb % beiBt, bab bie barin gefeIIte
Grin f6on biunen "a Gtunben ab.
ldttff.
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6erb. Gtaifel, 331 gaE Com.
ll1eree.G GtraBe. preierbaItne sur
grhaltung bon Butter, WurR nnb
dleij6. @eial3eue 8inber Ddrme.
G9la@tmeFer &c.
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SOUTHWESTERN TELEGRAPH
& TELEPHON COMPANY.
pie reinfll efraneil.
Don Sulius asooenbers.

DIE reineil Srallen fteben I'M qebeu
sgSfe Stolen in Dem bnnfeln Qaub;
Mnf ibren Wiiniher, ibrem Streben
9tegt nod Der feinlte 8liitbenitaub.
Sn ibrer Welt 1T feine Seble,
ST alles rnbtg, poll ltnb ipeid:
Der Bid In etne sSrauenieele
SIT pie etr Blid ili's Stmnlelreid).
Wobl iolIff bu b0ren bobe @etffery
gerebren iollft ou @annesfrqft,
Did lebren follen beine Meiffer,
WaS &nHff pertlag unS @iilenidaft.
Dof mas baS S6dffe bleibt bienie6en,
Des G1u'gen nlsr geabnte Spur,
WuS Sdbnbett, Yoefie linb sSrteoen:
Das Iebren bi9 bte Trausfl narl
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8 ef1t N I.

Webnrs Iebbajts unb sbrli&e oeute, um uns In
olelem uno bena&barten Counties ,n pertreten. Sa.
lar $500 idhrli9 uno Musgaben 9ernauente Stels
lung. gs III baupid6li9 J9riftli&e Mrbeit 3u
pdnie. uniere Meferen3en: Seoe gant In irgeno
einer Staot. Referen3en pertangt. WtaH legs slu
aoreiFrtes uno frantirtes @oupert bel.
The Dominion Co.,, Dept ., chicago, Ills.
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Cuffs cse6er-Yilreit

srbaltsn bas &6rpsripittln in Orbnuua
nnb psrbinoern trautbafte 3uitauoe ser
Qsbsr, Sic sep0bnlid Rrant6eiten Dor.
aasSsben.
Gin DfrbiuSfrungsmittfl fit
aopifdmu3eu, Dpspepft, odpiabsi,
idls9teu @eidmadim Munbs, 5erstlO.
pfsn, beIssts 3unss, appetitioiisfsit uns
ednst,tlid 0alle,sleioe,..
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mes mas 50 eimer Msmfifbanblmma
geb0ri. wirb gum baIben preiie, 321
AIamo plasa. Derfauft, bis aus.
gerdumt ili.
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Gie tDtt,tett jekt ipred5ett
ttad, -
ST. LOUIS,
CINCINN MATT,
CHICAGO

nnb attOerett tuetf entferutem Crtett
iiber bte 2fnten oer
, 1899-01-30
ALLIANCE TALK.
British Official Discusses the Improved
Relations.

London, Jan, 29.--Rt. Rev. Walter
Hume Long, president of the board of
Agriculture, addressing the Farmers
club at New Castle. yesterday used the
word alliance" in referring to the fu-
ture relations between Great Britain
and the United States.
The frank employment of this term
by a member of the government is like
ly to evoke much discussion. not all of
which will be of the friendliest char
acter. inasmuch as seeking an alliance
to fight England's battles is not regard
ed as the best policy to promote the
Anglo-American entente.
Mr.. Long. who had been discussing
the proposals To establish national
granaries, and said that after all, and
as a last resort, England's safety de-
pended on having a strong navy to
meet any possible Consultations the
nations could bring against her" pro-
ceeded as follows:
Il am glad of our improved relations
with out American cousins because l
believe the true meaning of that friend
illness is that the Americans have rea-
lized our blood relationship and have
firmly resolved that if Great Britain is
called upon to face difficulties she shall
not face them alone, but In alliance
with her wealthy and vastly pOpulOus
sister country. the republic of the Unit
ed States, | am confident, seeing that
the two countries are pursuing the same
policy and have the same ends in view,
they must be friends. firm and true to
one another"
, 1899-01-30
REBEkAH

Whereas. In the wisdom of Provi-
dence our beloved brother. Martin II.
Wright. has been called from our com
panionsip to a place in the Supreme
Grand Lodge in the City of the King,
therefore be it
Resolved. That in the death of our
brother this organization has lost Il
true friend. one whose life was fash
toned after the high ideals of our order.
Resolved, That We mourn for him
as one who has gone out from us and
left a broken link in our chain of
friendship.
Resolved. That to our dear Sister
Wright and family we extend our deep
est II most tender sympathy in this
hour of darkest sorrow, and commend
them to the care of one whose loving
heart felt the pains that death doth
make.
Resolved. That this memorial De
spread upon the records and a copy
thereof be transmitted to Sister Wright
and family. also a o p be furnished to
our city papers.
ANNA B. DE LARIO.
MARY +. GALE,
BELLE MYERS.
Committee.
, 1899-01-30
PATRIOTIC CUBANS.
Exercises in Memory Of Jose Marti.
First President of Cuba.

Havana, Jan. 29.-Four thousand
persons. men in their best clothing and
women gaily dressed. stood amid a
pouring rain in Paula square today
eulogies upon Jose MART. the Cuban
patriot and the first president of the
Cuban revolutionary government.
A tablet to his memory was unveiled
at the house where he was born. in a
street near by, and eighty-two societies
consisting of two thousand five hundred
persons, with banners, flags and five
bands, marched through the principal
thoroughfarcs 10 the square.
The procession whose distinguishing
feature was five hundred girls wearing
white dresses and red liberty caps,
started at ! o'clock, reaching the square
two hours later. The streets We're gaiIy
decorated with Cuban and American
flags, and though the interest ran high.
there was no disorder Of any kind.
Marti's widow, mother and son led the
parade, with the first Cuban flag raised
by the patriot. which was loudly cheer
ed.
The eulOgies contained a few refer
ences to the United States or the mill
tary administration and the only two
vituperative references to the Span
iards were quietly received.
The tendency of all the speeches was
toward the ultimate Independence of
Cuba. which the orators recognized as
a fact not yet accomplished. They de-
clared that all Cubans should unite TO
reach that great end. to make their de
sires known to the world and to claim
independence as a right when the prop
err time arrived.
Senior Gonzales LloreBt suggested that
the Cubans should take steps to pre-
serve the house itself in Marti's mem
DRY and should give financial assistance
to those he had left behind. He called
upon the Cubans to go to work.
Juan Gomez. a mulatto with a con
siderable reputation as an orator. made
the best speech of the day. He counsel
ed tirmness ana determination as
means TO obtain the coveted i%ndepend-
ence.
The power which was interviewed
between the old regime and the one we
are striving for" he said. lis unfamil-
lar with the ways and habits of our
race and naturally it will sometimes
blunder in its efforts to fulfill its OBJ
legations to Cuba. The Cubans must
realize this and keep it in mind. They
must calmly indicate a mistake when
it is made and nave faith that the error
will be corrected"
, 1899-01-30


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CHICAGO LADY QUARTETTE.


Commenting on the Chicago Ladies
Quartette which will appear at Manag-
er opera house tonight, the Sioux City,
Ia. Daily Tribune says: An entertain
ment of more than ordinary merit was
given at the Grand Opera House last
evening by the Chicago Lady Quar-
tette. Rare accomplishments were dis
played by each musician, and the pro-
gram, which was quite extensive any
way. was supplemented by encores
exceeding in number the regular print
ton which comes from a filled theater
and a highly pleased audience. Their
ensemble work was especially credit
able, the voices blending most arts
tically and with unusual sweetness.
Each member of the quartette appeared
in the role of a soloist and gave the
audience a greatly appreciated oppor-
tunity to judge the individual talents
of the singers. Each won most cordial
applause and yielded t. the vigorous
handclapping and responded to en-
cores. The ladies are Attractive both
in face and figure and dress richly and
in fine taste. To the class of people to
which they cater. this is most satisfy
ing. although their undeniable ability
as vocalists is, of course. far and away.
their greatest recommendation.
With the quartette appears Miss
Zulieme Bolkcom, whose reading adds
much to the pleasure of the audiences.
She shows a true grasp of the idea Of
her selections and her rendition of the
numbers last evening was praisworthy.
Their ensemble singing is exquisite;
beautiful blending voices, of good quail
ity OF tone, m%odulating at times into
intricate harmony artistically execut-
ed, is indeed a rare pleasure in these
times when crudity and noise make up
for lack OF skill and tonal deficiency
Winnipeg (Me.l Tribune.
A splendid program of thirteen num-
bers was rendered in a manner which
left nothing for the most critical to de-
sire.-Omaha Bee.
The work Of the Quartette is of hte
very highest order OF merit. The
voices are we'll balanced and blend to-
gether delightfully.-Iowa State Reg
lister.
Their program is unique, edffying
and immensely observation-disclosures In
e Ocean.
Reserved seats now on sale at
Settles.
, 1899-01-30
mccoy T "FITZ.'

Late last night kid" Mccoy. who is
in Denver. telegraphed Fitzsim-
mons that he would like to meet him
to contest the middle-weignt champion
ship. He asked what time Fitzsim-
mons would be willing to meet him
and what amount he would require as a
side bet. No reply has yet been re-
ceived.
81 will meet F~itzsimmons either for
the middleweight orheavyweightcham
pion ship said Mccoy. He has eN-
pressed himself as willing to meet any
one who will put up the money. | have
the none and am ready to put it up.
AS o as | receive Il reply, if it is
a favorable one. | will telegraph to New
York to see that my money is put up at
once"
, 1899-01-30
Nervous Dyspepsia
To Gain Flesh, to Sleep Well, to Know
What Appetite and Good
Digestion Mean.
MAKE A TEST OF STUART'S DYS-
PERSIA TABLETS.

No trouble is more common or more
misunderstood than nervous dyspepsia.
People having it think their nerves are
to blame and surprised that they are
not cured by nerve medicines. The real
seat of the mischief is lost sight of.
The stomach is the organ to be looked
after.
Nervous d~yspeptics do not have any
pain whatever In the stomach, nor per-
haps any OF the usual symptoms of
stomach weakness. Nervous dyspep-
STA shows itself not in the stomach so
much as in nearly every organ. In
some cases the heart palpitates and is
irregular; in others the kedneys are
affected. in others the bowels are con
stipated, with headaches; still others
are troubled with loss of flesh and ap-
, 1899-01-30
CHAIRMAN HULL CONFIDENT.
Vote Will Be Taken on Army Bill Tues
day Afternoon.

Washington, Jan. 29.-Interest CEN
ters in the army bill in the house of
representatives during the early part
of the week.
The final vote will be taken at 3 p.
m. Tuesday. Prior to this the debate
will be under the fve-minute /ule in
the main, although sufficient time has
been reserved to give Mr.. Bailey and
some of the other leaders an opportun-
ity for extended speeches. Chairman
Hull of the military comission is con-
fdent the bill will pass, saying that the
republican dissatisfaction will not eX-
coed eight, while several affirmative
votes will come from the democratic
side. The opposition will direct its
efforts toward having the bill recon-
mitted.
With the army bin disposed of, the
house will tum its attention to the i'm
portant river and harbor bill and then
to the military academy appropriation
bill. The river and harbor bill prob
ably will come up Wednesday, with two
hours debate on a side. The military
academy bill is not likely to take o
time than is required to read it
through.
No extra program has been fixed for
the remainder of the week, but Chair
man Mercer Of the committee on pub
lie buildings and grounds has been
pressing for a hearing on some OF the
public bilding bills now pending, and
he is likely to get a day.
Chairman Lacey also wants a day
on public land questions. The Ha-
waiian bill is the most important piece
of general legislation which Will be
agreed to a hearing, although It's
friends may let it go over until next
week.