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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-08-25
Gin oriatmelIer MmsHma.

Inter Der 5Ibrung pon bier 2eb=
rem baben, tpie aus 8aiel beri1tet
tpirb, 80 @biiler Der b0beren unb
Wtitteli9ulen oieier Stabt eine ebenio
intereiante tpie lebrrei9e sSeriener-
fur1ipn unternDmmen. MilitGril6
organiiirt baben fie ibren Nusmari9
begOnnen uno nab uno na1 Dels=
berg unb Saint Sntier i'm &anton
8ern, iotpie 2a gbaur be Sonbs,
2oele, 8Dnorp, Meu@atel i'm Neuen=
burger &antun uno enblib Biel,
Solotburn, Narau uno 8urib be-
luht. Die eanae @eiie tpurbe gu
SUB 5uriidgelegt, flint biz fieben
5tunben marf6irte man tdglib.
ueberaa, po Die frDblibe, BON
Trommlern uno Bfeifern eefibrte
I S1aar eribien, tpurbe 1ie bon
Der 8epDlferung nit lautem @nt=
buIiaSmus betpiQfomn1net. Wlit
elmer transportation Selofide
ausgeriiitet, tparen Die jugenb=
liben &eilen6en i'm Stanbe, ibre
Mablseiten felbit auaubereiten. slls
ndbtlibea 2ager eeniigte ibnen
bic erite bette Sbeunentenne ober
in ben Stdbten elm @bullaal, in
benz iie auf Strob bann tpie bic
Murmeltbiere lbliefen. Sonnenge=
brdunt unb in better 8erfafiung lit
bic maribtlhtiee &plonne nab
6rei5ebntdgi9er Ibtpeienbeit in ibre
8ateritaot suriifgefebrt, na9oem
ibnen nidt nur @eleeenbeit eebpten
tpar, Die groBartigen Nat1rlb0nbei=
ten unb arbiteftoniiben Merfmiir=
oigfeiten 81 betpunoern, lonoern
aud @inblide in ben 8etrieb aabl=
rei6er inouitrieller @tabliHetnents
ibrer aetperbtbdtigen 6eimatb gu
tbun. Die &eiiefoften baben 1ih
pro Sag fiir ben einselnen auf nur
spei yrancS 30 gentimes ge1tellt,
uno feiner Der Gbeilnebmer braubte
fiir bic ean5e &eiie mebr als 80
Srancs an Die eemeiniame &aiie gu
sablen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-08-25

neue 2e6rline betuobnen iollte ,nb bas
3pilben ieinem unb oem 3tmmer bes
propiiors gele9en mar. Gie Mobnun9
Der @ngeiellten befano lid in einem
tleinen 9ofsebduoe, tuel6es benz @elaB
BON Sores uno cannes geseniiberlao.
8ei Der Snipettion bes 3immer9ens
NOR i6m auf9efallen, oaB an Weuble-
ment 10 gut tpie nidts barin porbanben
mar. Gin altes 8ett, Elm aIeibertaHen,
cine 9ol3tiHe. bic als Mafdtiid btente
-mebr fonnte er nidt entbeden. gr
lieB iid BET 6rau Marianne melben
unb fanb tie Grau bes 9aufes nit ibrer
9o9ter i'm Wobn9emad. Grau Ma-
rtanne adblte Mdf6efiide. Grdulein
Qiia lag i'm Geiiel am Genher uno
fubirte In einem @oman.
.@ndbige Grau," beeann er, ~ber-
5eiben Sic bic Gt6rung."
r@ie tuinf6en setuib meinen W|ann.
entge9nete lie freunblid.
rNein," ia9te er, angenebm bon
ibrem Some beriibrt, .biesmal mb9te
i6 bic 9ausfrau fpreden.
sic blidte ibn iiberrafdt an. uWein
Mann beioret icnH Mlles, tpie sic
tpobl niiien-A Gie aodte. gs tuar
ibr peinlib, benz Germ ihre gebeu-
tunesloii9teit einaugeiieben.
.@ndbige Grau, i'd tcmme nur nit
elmer 8itte, tpel9e bas Qogis bes iun-
gen pfalaoorf bstrifft. 0iellei9t boben
Sic nod Elm BOAR iiberflifiise W6beI,
einen Slid unb einen Gtubl, bamit es
fid Der iun9e Mann ettpas bdusli1
MAIDEN tann. gr tommt gum eraen
Md in bic @elt. 9a pirb es bem per-
laiienen BIut cine @obltbat iein,
tpenigliens Elm 9emiitblides Qeim fein
nennen gu f6nnen, in benz er lid er-
bolen ooer aud fir lid tpeiterareben
tann. gr mug bic fd0nfen Sueenb-
jabre barin aubrineen.
6rau Jrieorid mar iebr perleoen oe-
tuoroen. .Mein Mann bat es INNER
70 9ebalten,A notterte fie. runb obne
ibn erf gu fra9en, barf i'd nt9ts
tbun.
,Mber, gndbige Grau, bas fbrperli4e
Moblergeben III bod ni9t @ei4dfts-
rapon, ionbern unterfebt Der 1auss
frau.
rOod. bo1-mein Mann-ieben
Sic. 9err gdrsnfelo, ionf tudre es ia
9etpiB sefdeben, aber mein Wann
uiinidt nidt, oab bic juneen 2eute
nod @eiddftsidlub ned lanee aufbleis
ben lno leien ooer arbeiten. gr meinte,
iie tauaten bann ta9siiber au ipenig
gum sdaIfen. Sic follen fid slei1 gu
Bett legen."
.Mber, sndbiee Grau," bob 8dren-
felo lddelno nodmals an. .bebenien
Sic, bic SueenD bat 70 mon1erlei
Sbeale. sic erfabren es bod an Sbren
ei9enen 2inbern.
.Das @ef9dft eebt bor,A anttuortete
lie bafis.
9drenfelb Hubte. Nas mar ber Gbef,
Der aus einem feiner Weriaeuee fpra&.
Gr bernei9te lid itumm, murmelte nod
Elm paar acknowledgements uno
9ine. Mie er auf Ger 9reppe mar,
h0rte er binter fid ber rufen. ct blieb
feben uno iab lid um. IS mar 2iia.
Sic fam lansiam bic Stiesen berab.
.perr Hdrenfelb, iaete lie. an ibm
porbeiblidenb, .tpenn sic nal tuieoer
einen Wuni9 baben, Der t6rperli&es
Moblerseben betrifft. 70 mb&te i@
Sbnen ratben, ii9 on mid su ,uenben.
Sie brau9en Sbrer Wiirbe mtrili&
ni9ts babel au Dereeben.A
.@ie finb febr 9iitig, mein Grdu.
lein," ertpiberie er nit lei6tem Spott.
lJortiebung folat).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-08-25
Stnat Obio, Stabt Obio, [
QucnA Gnuntn b. as.

5rant ebenep beiAwbrt, oaB er
Der dltere Bartner ber Jirnaa s. &. 6 he.
men g. g o. 1T. tueldae Geibdfte in Der
Stabt Tolebo. in obenaenanntem @ountp
tbut. unb oaB beiaste Jirma bic Summe
bon E bunbert Dollars fur ieben
Sa1 bon 8atarrb besoblen tpirb. Der bur@
ben @sbrauh bon 6alI'8
eur Hidt sebeilt werben fann.
Nrant s. gbenep.
(-) Neihmoren Dor mir unb inter,
Siesel idr,eben in meiner @eaeniuart
w. am 6 Geptembrr u s. 1886.
v. B. gleairn. 6ffentlitber Notar.
San's Ratarrb 3ur tuirb innerlib ae.
nommen. unb nirtt birect auf oas 8lnt
unb bic IBleimigen OberndGen bes Sp.
items. Nabt guh umionit 8euaniiie
fDmmen.
s 5 gbenep & s o.. 9plebo o.
rBerfauft bon alien Npotbefern. rs Cts.
San's 5amilien 8illen iinb bic behen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-08-25
Nntonio, Sounaben6 ben %. Muquf 1900.
mel pddft. Die @erfaiiuns oenft
lt@ 6ielen 8ean1ten Qls ben err

!Hel DaD1t. Ste Serfanung Dentt
itb oie1en Bean1ten als BEN err
| iten 8iirger unter Seinesglei6en.
1no bod lit er elm lebr n1d9ti=
ger Wtann, mG6tiger als n1anber
&6nig ober &ailer. Die @erfa1iuna
entbdlt ibm oas &eGt ppr, &rieg gu
erflaren, aber Wc&inlep bat uns
5tpsi Weal ge5eiet, oaB er &riee be-
ginnen fann, obne ppm &pngreB
oa5u errna6tigt gu iein, unb stpar
toitlpielige uno blutige Ibenteurer<
&rie9e, eeren Traepeite unb 6pl=
gen nod gar nibt abauleben iino,
tpie auf ben 8bilippinen uno in
China. unb l9perlib miro man
einen Berfaiiungsbrub berausbeu=
ten uno i'm in Nnflaee perieben.
Dieles allein 5eigt, tpel1e groBe
Wabt Der Hra1ibent bat, lelb1t un=
J ter ben itrengen @inenguneen Der
@erfaiiune.
Was tpiiroe aber bas gmt er1t ae=
tpDroen iein, tpenn es na1 Der Soee
4oes grDBen J0oeraliiten Nleranber
9amilton geitaltet tpprben pdre?-
Seoenfalls cine bequeme Gtufe gum
9brone.
9anttltDn perlangte, baB Der 8rG=
bent iein gmt auf 2ebens3eit inne
babe. St lollte nur bon ben &eiden
uno 8elibenben ertpdblt tperben,
oenn fir Die bemofratil1e Sbee oes
allgemeinen Stimtrrebts batten bic
JDoeraliiten ni9ts iibrig. 6anilton
perlan9te, oaB Dem Brdiibenten bas
&ebt gegeben tperoe, nab 8elieben
Tertrage NIT anberen @egierungen
au iblieBen uno lolbe gu fiinbigen.
Ser 8rdiibent lolte ale @ouoer=
neure Der Staaten ernennen unb Die
9erritorien obne @inlpra6e bes
Gon9reies reeieren. @r lpllte bas
&ebt baben, ale @elebe na9 8ez
lieben auBer &raft gu leben, ben
@ongreB aufaul6ien, bas Ober=
bunoesgeridt ourh lein Mabt=
MORT auBer &raft gu ieben. ST
iolte Nrmeen antperben burfen
unb bielelben nab 8elieben per=
menoen, uno tpenn er es fir
gut bielt, oiirfte er ii9 loear gum
Diftator erfldren. Sein 9ittel ioute
rSe. 6obeit iein, 10 oaB nur rf0nig=
lide" o6er rtaiierlibe" binaueefiiet
gu peroen brau9te, uno Der Wo=
narb tuar fertig.
@enn man Die ndberen umitdnbe
fennen lernt, u1ter benen un1ere
Werfaiiung gu Stanbe Fam, bann
lernt man er1t beren 8ebeutung
i@dben, bereu @r6Be unb @rbaben=
belt betpnnbern.
(rBaltimore Corr"
Ote beriibmte sSriiblin9S= =Mebicim:
Or. Siegert's @neofnra 8itters. Gin Sbeeloffet
| Dor bem Gfen. Wean butte ii@ Dor iddoliben Na1=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-08-25

0ie beriibmte ssriiblings= =Mlebicim:
Dr. Giegerts @neofura gitters. Gin Sbeel6ffet
Dor bem efen. Wlan butte ii4 Dor i6doliben Nad=
abmunQen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-08-25
Wtabnde 6ptel Sar,
Sit 6ouiton StraBe.
70 m. Wutb, 49,. Gi8entbiime

Wan finbet bier elm porsiielibes
@las 8ier unierer beimiiben 8raue=
reien. 8eionoere Nnerfennung Derz
bienen Die Weine, Giaarren, WbiSfies.
2iquDre &c. Diele Wirtblbaft erfreut
li6 oes ausgeseibneten 8uies, gu
ben ansenebmiten Iufentbaltsurten
Der Staot gu aablen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-08-25
Brief : Elite.

o Nrnolb - Ben Mrnolb - Gnaelber
Braun - gb Burg Gina Diet = Ger
&uenb-Gmma Woebrins-@ u Mund-
War Woper-B 70 Martin = " q Wil
ler-g Ruder-N &idert = q q Shnei
ber-Grnit M Bbillipps = Sobn 8peel-
Qula @iBmann.
2uelanbtfd,e:
9 Bab
Werfdatecenee,
Jrau Sba Serre-5rau Sobn Mend.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-08-25
@ulf sbore 8abn .

vi ia brit.
@ab Stodbale, td9lib, aus9enommer
SonntagS. .-............ :. 800 HOrnt
Mntunft.
Bon StDfbale, tdglib, ausaenommer
Sonnta9s. s................3:0 300 Naebm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-08-25

,,0rpfmutter'S 1bee" rerfdb1 1nert
beu 1etrt. 25c BET allen 0rpguiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-08-25
Sputbern Yacific 8abn.
Wbfahrt.

Nab gep Orleans, Soufon unb @al<
befton tdglieb. 1900 Mittaas.
Na6 81 8aio, galifornien unb MeTito
900 Gprm.
Rad 0orb>Teras, ct. 2puis unb gbicaz
go (Katy Flyer ....... 800 Mbenbs.
Nntunft.
Son NDr6<geras. Ct Souls unb gbicagp
katy Flyer $3.50 Mprgens.
Son yeiu Orleans, SpuftDn unb @als
befton tdglid .4:45 Haehnt.
Bon 81 Baio, galifornien unb Megitp
.7:3O Mbenba.
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Nntu + 1
g. u. & u. q. 8abm.
WbfQhrt.

Nah @alpeiton, Spuiton unb guerD taa<
Zig. .8:45 Born1.
geab gorpus ghriiti, Mranias YaB un6
Beepille tdelib. ..........2 .2:20 Nacbn1.
Nah 86rne un6 8errnile, tdglih, aus-
genommen Sonntass. :. PAS Nabm.
Nacb Borne un6 &errpille, SDnnta9S.
$3.50 Gornt.
Nnfunft.
Bon @alneiton, 9uuiton unb guerp tae-
lid. 100 NbenbS.
Bon Corpus gbrifti, Nranias HaB unb
8eenille td9lib LBS Nadbm.
Bon Borne un6 &errnille. tdglib, aus.
9en0mmen Sonnta9s. /. 1855 BDrm.
Bon Bbrne unb 8errbille, Sonntags, :.
800 NbeubS.
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" n tu n tt.
". s. & =. sabn.

Nab @oco, Sort @ortb, Dallas. 8anias
Gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago, tdalib,
(S. g. & y. q. Oepot) .7:45 Nor9ens.
9sab 8aco, Sort @0rtb, Dallas &C. (ponl
SunieteDepot) 800 Mbenbs.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-01

fee" In those days the Librarian nei-
Their asserted any prsrogative nor exer-
cised any judgment in the selection of
books, which was made by the joint COM
niittee of the two houses Of Congress.
Governor Dickinson. of New Jersey. Ed
ward Everett. and John Quincy Adams
distinguished themselves as members CT
the Library Committee by their careful
attention to this duty but they were some
what HANDICAPPED by the limi ed appropria-
tion allowed. which varied from $500
to Sl,oCO Der annun. and out Of which
bills for book binding had to be paid.
The law library, now one OF the finest in
the world, was established by act of Con-
gress approved by President Jackson on
the 18th of July. 1892. the provisions Of the
measure making it part Of the Library OF
Congress There were at that time 2.011
law books in the library. OF which 500 had
belonged TO Jefferson. special appropri-
alton OF $1,000 was made. with a further
annual sum OF $1,000 to be expended in
the purchase of law books and a room ad-
joining that occupied by the general library
was devoted to the reception of the law
books.
The library quarters and three-ffths OF
all the books 1t contained together with
many valuable works OF art, were destroy
ed by fire on the morning of December %.
1851. Congress. which was in session. at
once made liberal appropriations for re-
constructing the library. The new apart
ments were built entirely fireproof. moth
ing but the tables and chairs being of
wood, and formed the home of the Library
until it was removed to the present mag
nifcent structure.
The talent and industry expended then
and since upon the Library. and the grad
inn hrrtY syhr hiC, hn, art!t a
its present splendid proportions would
form matter for volume. but the best
tribute TO the results achieved is presented
by the Library itself
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-01
TEE NATIONS LIBRARY
LIS Origin and vieissitudes During
a Long Existence.
Rocks ON the Shelves I'm Early Days
Brought Hither From London-De-
One Occasion Some of the Con-
tents of It's First Catalogue.

The old halls once occupied by the LII
brary of Congress. in the Capitol Build
ing. have melancholy and deserted air
as though vainly mourning the vast stores
of knowledge they once possessed, now
gone from them forever.
Hundreds of persons in this city will
recall many pleasant hours passed in the
old library, and. perhaps. seek in vain
amid the splendors OF the present paia-
tial quarters. that coziness SO dear to the
heart of the bookworm.
The history of the founding of the Lii
brary of Congress and its growth present
many interesting features. closely identi-
fed as the institution necessarily was and
is with the legislation and people. When
Congress was located temporarily first in
New York and afterward in Philadelphia
Society Library In the former. and the
City Hall Library In the latter city. When.
in 1900. final provision was made for the
removal and accommodation Of the Gov
eminent OF the United States at Con-
ococheague TRANSLATED Roaring Brook IS
the site OF the District of Columbia had
been called by the Indians. large num-
Der of Congressman undertook to provide
for the formation of a reference library.
On the motion of Samuel Livermore. a
graduate OF Princeton College. then a
Senator from New Hampshire. $1,000 was
appropriated for the purchase OF books
and for fitting up a suitable apartment in
the new Capitol as a library. The chair
- Q 1,a soil vft1ttt too hr
motion was approved was Senator DeN-
ter. OF Massachusetts. an en:aent law
yer Under his direction the nucleus OF
the Library of Congress was ordered from
London by Samuel A. Otis, who was for
twenty-five years secretary OF the Senate.
The books reached this country packed in
trunks, and were forwarded to the new
metropolis. where they were assigned a
room In the Palace in the Wilderness"
as the unfinished Capitol was then de-
risiyely styled by those who preferred New
York or Philadelphia as the seat of Gov
eminent.
Mr. Otis presented a report of his action
on the first day of the next session, Decem-
Der Z. 1901, showing that 5000 OF the
IS 200 appropriated had been expended, and
IL was referred to Joint committee. The
report OF this committee was prepared by
John Randolph Of Roanoke. and provided.
somewhat in detail. for the establishment
CT a library. under the charge OF the
Secretary Of the Senate and the Clerk
OF the House OF Representatives, who were
TO attendin person or by deputy, each week
day during the session from II a. m. until
p. m. An annual appropriation was
also recommended. There wns so much
opposition shown to this last measure that
1t was only through the influence of Presi-
dent Jefferson. that q bill was passed which
placed the library under the charge of q
joint committee of Congress. but provided
that the librarian should be appointed BY
The President of the United States solely.
The salary OF this ofacial, as fixed by the
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-01

NORFOLK. Va. June 30.-The monitor
Puritan and the torpedo boat Manly have
arrived at the Norfolk Navy Yard. They
will undergo repairs here. There is much
activity at this yard. several hundred men
having recently been called in the repair
department
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-01
IN PRACTICAL OPERATION.
Wireless Te.cSrnphy system Estnb
Iishcd by the Signal Corps

Ifshcd by The Signal Corps.
General Greedy, Chief OF the United
States Signal Corps. received a despatch
yesterday. informing him that signal corps
wireless telegraphy stations had been es-
tablished and were in successful operation
between Alcatraz, Island. San Francisco
Harbor. and Fort Mason. 1t has been i'm
possible to maintain cables between these
points. owing to Interruptions by shipping.
General Greedy said:
This is the first system Of wireless
telegraphy established as practical work.
ing system. where other means have
failed"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-01

The experience in brewing pure and whole
some beer is well manifested by the superior quail
ties Of Heurich's Maerzen Senate. and Lager.
Analysis also demonstrates the high standard OF
these beers. and it will take but one glass to
convince anyone OF the purity Of these beverages
Phone 6Ss, Arlington Bottlng Co., for case.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-01
PORTO R1cAN SUPREME COURT.
The Justices sworn in with Much
Ceremony.

A telegram to the State Department,
dated San Juan de Porto Rico. June 20,
announces that the Supreme Court was
organized yesterday. The Justices in their
robes took oath in open court with formal
proceedings in presence of the Governor.
the Secretary. prominent lawyers. and
others. The marshal qualified aud the
court was pronounced ready to proceed
with its business
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-01

Heurich's Maerren. Senate. and Lager are brew.
ed OF the best malt and hops. Phone 634, Ar
lington Bottling Co., for . case.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-02-14

Grain leather, tan color, nickel plated
buckle and rings. When ordering give
size Of waist in inches. Belts run from 81
to e inches in length. Sent postpaid
on receipt off, cent postage stamp
and 70 signatures cut from wrappers
Of Arbucklss' Roasted Coffee.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-02-14

Thompson & Mead received car
load of new buggies on Thursday
last, and the firm is arranging
them for the spring trade.
Miss Hughes of St. Peter, sister
of Miss Blanche Hughes, was visit
ing with the latter and Miss Edith
Drake during the latter portion of
last week.
About Is of the young friends of
Miss Lenora Theiring were enter
tanned at the Theiring home on
Tuesday evening of last week, from
five until eight o'clock, in honor of
Miss Lenora's 18th birthday.
During the past week there were
Sc instruments placed on record
with the register of deeds. OF
the number 20 were warranty
deeds: eighteen were mortgages,
19 were satisfactions, IL were as
signment of land certificates, and
the remainder were miscellaneous.
DR.. Pease is having various ar
chitects draw rough sketches Of a
proposed residence to be erected
by him during the coming summer
on the corner of Washington avenue
and Fourth street, where his pres
ent residence stands. The Doctor
proposes to build the residence on
strictly modern ideas, and will have
a number of designs to select from.
The gross earnings of the G. &
N. W., as filed with the state rail
road commission, for the year end
ing December 81, 1899, is So, GIG,
975, upon which taxes will be paid
to the state amounting to $78, 500.
~. Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis
& Omaha, for six months ended
December 3lst, 81, 542, 928. II, the
taxes due the state amount to SIG,
287.8
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-02-14

''Mrs. Jack Sprat'' is fine while
Master Brainerd Elinn and Hazel
Aune make the dearest little bridal
couple imaginable Feb. goth.
All 1899 personal property taxes
are now due and payable, and in
case they are not paid prior to
March Ist next they will become
delinquent and the usual penalty
will attach.
The instructors for the summer
training school to be held in this
city some time in July consist of E.
G. Adams of Mortified, Mary D.
Deems of Winona, L. S. Overholt of
Rochester and Anna Carter of St.
Paul.
A. M. Light of Ortonville, quar-
rier and manufacture of all kinds Of
granite from the Ortonville quarries,
was in the city last Tuesday and
Wednesday, and left sample of
polished Ortonville stone at the
Francois.
The R,nville Record of last week
contained the following: E. II.
Helms and ]. T. Horn returned from
Wabasso last Wednesday. While
there they made arrangements with
Charley Everts to put in a hardware
stock in his store building III place
of the one he was intending to
arrange for The firm will buy
their stock at once and will open up
for business as soon as possible. J..
T Horr will be the resident man
ager of the business. The firm are
enthusiastic over the town and hope
to do good business from the start.
There is quite Renville county
colony gathering at the new town.
The new firm is certainly strong
one and very desirable addition to
| WabassO's list of business houses.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-02-14
BINDER TwlNe.

At a meeting of the board of man
ayers of the Saltwater prison held
on Feb. tn the prices of Irvine +. o.
b. Saltwater, to farmers or actual
consumers only, were fixed as fol-
lows:
Manila and sisal mixed, 124 cents
per pound; (only 100000 pounds
made.)
Pure sisal, 10 cents per pound.
No pure manila has been made,
and none will be made this season.
During the season from August
1st, 1897, to August .1st, 1898. the
price of manila hemp ranged from
A to ) cents, and sisal from 80 to 81
cents per pound. For the year '98
to 80 about LOO: 900 pounds of ma
Mia were carried over, which cost
an average of 35 cents per pound.
The price Of manila the same year
ranged from 81 to u, and the price
of sisal, from 6 and l. 16 to "a cents
per pound.
For the current year Aug. 1st,
1900, the average cost of sisal pur-
chased by US has been 9 and 4 100
cents per pound delivered at Still
water, which is a little more than
double the average price Of 81 SO;
and the advance in Irvine oil has
been about 200 per cent. In view
Of these facts the price established
by the board of managers barely
covers the cost of material, cost of
manufacture and . reasonable al
lowance for repairs and deprecia-
ton Of the plant.
Maud-Is S and 80 too old to hope
for improvement? I should say not.
One just begins to live. Take Rocky
Mountain Tea. You'll be blooming
fair 1t 60. For sale ct Hitchcock's.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-02-14

Latest style. grain leather tan color ~
In. wide. nickel plated buckle. Belts are
following sizes only. give size In inches
when ordering, from q 10 q in. from n
paid On receipt Of q = cent pest.
ago stamp and 70 signatures cut
from the wrappers OF Arbuckles' Roasted
Coffee
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-03-14
Dispeasa:y Appointments.
Mr.. Crum Takes Charge and Names
His Assistants.

Mr.. Crum Takes Charge and Names
His Assistants.
The Evening Record, March l.
As was announced yesterday after
noon, Commissioner Ctum took
charge of the ~dispenssry today and
announced the following appoint
ments:
B. G. Webb, clerk; G. 81. Charles
and NJ. H. Mobley, book keepers;
". W. Harris, constabulary clerk;
T. G. D:xop, superintendent; Jscub
Earhardt, assistant superintendent;
John Black, shipping clerk.
These are old employees, except
M. Dixon, who becomes superinten-
ent. He filled the same position
once before, but resigned about a
year ago. He succeeds Mr.. Bryant OF
Pickens. Nj. Yeldell's name is not
among the book-keepers, but his
place has not been filled pending an
Investigation whether his relation
ship to MI. L. J. Williams will de-
bar him.