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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-07
Ser CINDERELLA Sdnb .Yalait

itebt an Der Spite aller Shubae=
ibdfte in Der Staot unb erfreut fif
elmer itets mabienben &unoihaft.
Nues rteue, mas auf benz Shub=
marft erlbeint uno GaeS, mas Iih
an dlteren syabritaten bendbrt Fat,
lit bier gu finoen. Die gigentbus
mer bieies @eihafts baben cine
lanaidbrise @rfabrung in ibrer
8rande uno periteben es, uortbeils
baft einsutaufen. Die S6ube aus
Dem Cinderella Balait finb fait UNI
perpuitlib. Sober erfennt oas an,
Der bier fault.
SEQ. 207 IlamD : 8lasa, Eel. 585.
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Gin aruter Miaipnar

Itarb tiir5lib in 2onbon, neil er iei<
ne Mabrungs@W iittel nibt perbauen
fonnte. Srib5eitiser @ebrauh pon
DIR. Kings New Life Pills
pirbe i'm aerettet baben. Sic itdr=
Zen ben Magen, befDroern Die Ser
oauune unb fteaen ben Ippetit
mieoer Fer. Hreis 25 gts. Das
@elo miro 5urIderftattet, merr feline
.3ufrieoenbeit ieitens oes 8~atienten
bemirft miro. 3u besieben bur6
S. &alteper & Spbn, @eo. S. s.
Sbmitt, @igentbimer, unb 80.
DreiB.
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9ramspaal @riefmarfem.

Die 5irigteit Der enelilden Soft.
beb0rbe Fat iib in oieien 9aaen qldn=
5ero bepdbrt. Nm 81. Mai Nbenos
muroe Der Grieoe apiiden 2oro ait-
bener uno ben Burenoeleairten ur-
ter5eihnet. Nm SDnntae, ben /. SUI
nj, tpuroe oaS grDBe greieniB pnici-
Ell betannt gemabt. unb am Mitt-
mod, ben 4. SUM-, bat Die 2onbuner
Boit- Office bereitS Die eriten Trans.
paalbriefmarfen perfauft. Sn Der
Witte seigen iie oaS mpblgetrDHene
8iloniB bes 86niaS gbuaro H.,
Die umrabmung 5eigt Die Drnamente
uno 3eifen Der 9etuDbnliben eng
liiben Warten, 1ur auf benz unters
item Balfen itebt oaS cine beoeutunqs.
noue Wort: Transpaal.
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gInerIei.

= Die gpuntpz& ommif1Gre haben
oaS Nfieiiment Der Snternotipnalz
8abn bon $4,000 auf $40. 500 per
Wfeile erbDbt, i'm @an5en UNI
$98, 900.
= Sn elmer BON County : S6ul=
truiteeS abgebaltenet1 8%eriammluna
muroe beiGlDhen, Die Mnpflansung
BON Bdumen in Der Mdbe Der Ghul=
bduler uno Die @erihDnerung Der
SbulbDfe au empfeblen.
Sn ben ftdbtiiden Gbulen lino
138 2ebrer angeitent, Die elm Sab-
ressebalt ppn $81, 77O.83 beaieben.
Die Staot bat % Sbulb6uler, po,
bon 10 @igentbum unb 8 gemietbet
finb. Sn Is S1ulbduiern meroen
ueiBe &inoer uno in 4 farbige &in@
Der unterridtet.
- Mfan be1nbe SC eilIb BrDs.
0ero : Seite Militarp Blaaa, menn
ausge5eihnetes Obft poer Gentle,
per &iite, gemuniht pirb. Bflauz
men, Bfiriibe, Mepfel, Orangen,
gitrDner unb aderlei @emale. @eilIp
8ros. baben bas gr6Bte @eiddft
bieler Nrt in geraS.
Dielmann & Gebler BADEN ben
&Dntraft erbalten fir bic Grbauura
oes Physicians and Surgeons
Hospital, oas nuf benz @runb=
ftid, mD friiber oa8 WpbnhuuS beS
gol. Nn6retpS ftano, apilhen Ma=
oiiOn=S quare uno &omartaeS traBe,
aufgeflbrt merben ipn. Das @e=
bduoe pirb $35, 900 foften unb auf
bas WObernite eingeribtet fem.
- Die Beamten Der griten Hresz
b%Dterianer>& ir9e bnben bas @runo.
itif gde pDn Wartin= unb 9apar<
rD> Strabe, bas cine Jront ppn liz
6uB unb cine biz gum GluB reis
benoe Tiefe BON It's SUP bat, am
9efauft, UNI oarauf cine Stride gu
erbauen.
- Die WObnung Der 5rau u. s.
8efmann, @de BON Wabilun= unb
@intber<S traBe, tpurbe am Spnn<
tag NaHmittag BON einetn ginbre=
ber beimgefubt, Der ale Rditen
unb Sbubfdder ourhmablte unb
augeni1einlib nur auf @elo aus
mar, ba er nidt einen einsiaen
@ertbgegenitano mitnabm. Die
5amilie 1T in HDfpprt unb bic aur
Nuffibt bes 6auies 5uriidgelafene
3Dhin mar au8ge9angen.
Die Socialiften BON Berar
County baben Die folgenoen &anbi-
oaten fir @ountp : Men1ter ernannt:
StaatSienatDr: $. 8. 81. 6pbman,
Meprdientanten: u. Mcgluna uno
6. 3. &eBler. Sir gDuntprihter:
s. 80. Clam. County &ommiiidre,
8recintt 0o. l: IS. $. @riabt;
Hrecinft SEQ. 2: unbelebt; Brecintt
SEQ. 3: 6. Bouinger; Brecintt SEQ.
4: gilbert gbeftnut.
= @ie mir fueben erfabren, Bat
in Der 9auptitaot Merico Die Berz
tldblung BON Jrdulein Alma
Slemering, Der dlteiten Tphter
urliereS perblibenen Sreunoes Nu-
quit Siemering, NIT Scr. Sames
@aton itattaefunben. 9em
lungpermdblten 8aare uniere berg
libften @lidminibe auf ben aes
r1einiamen 2ebensme9!
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= a ..

OV SlItktLb6SktJt On SnSLA
muroe Sral @lilabetb @ebbarbt opn
Der Inflage, pDr orei Sabren ibrer
Mann rabe @eier, @Dliao @Duntp,
ermoroet 81 baben, freigeiproben.
Die Nnflage grinoete fih auf um=
ftanbsbeneile.
= Ser @eneralsS taatsantualt bai
nun AUDI Die &lagen gegen neribie.
oene BaumpDn= 4ompreB =&pmpag=
MEN pegen 8erlebung oes Nnti=
Truiteeiibes, bas fih in ben Sdaen
niht als itihbaltig eruies, nieoer=
| geiblagen.
= Die @rano Surp in Dallas be-
ri6tet, oaB bel ben lebten Brimdrs
uablen i'm Wdrs groBartige 8etriis
gereien pDrgetDmmen fins unb bean=
tragt Nbdnoerung Der Mablgeiebe.
8mei porfibenbe Wablrihter iinb
uegen Meineio6, neil iie bic ge=
fdlibten @abniiten bei1moren, in
Mnflaeeauitanb perlebt pproert, ba=
ben aber oas @eite geiudt.
= Beim Baaipiel in Dallas 1T
oer21 Sabre alte gbas. 6arringtun
unts 2eben getommen. Gin nit al
fer @epalt aepDrfener Ball traf i'm
gerabe unter benz 6er5en unb er tpar
i'm Mugenblif tpbt.
= Sn Der &onpention oes 80.
&eprdientanten Diftrifts, Die in
NeusB raunfels abgebalten puroe,
1T Capt. s. &ple fir bas &eprdiens
%tantenbauS Der 2egislatur nominirt
uDroen.
- @ie bic San Nnaelo BreB"
berihtet, finb bort @raf Waloeriee,
elm 8ruber bes @eltmaribaIs, uno
Sreiberr BON goelmeiB anaetommert,
bic fih ipfDrt nab Der &anh zines
Deuti@en beeaben, NIT benz iie iiber
aelegentlibe 8erihiffuneen BON le=
benoem uno geiblabteten 8ieb iiber
@alpeftpn na1 Bremen beratben
mplen. Die 6erren 1olen oeu Muf.
trag baben, Die 8ieb5ubts uno Nfers
bauuerbdltniiie in Gmerifa gu flu
oiren uno tperoen lire Heiie nah
Galifornien fortieben.
= Je1t entiblpHen, SelbItmoro
gu begeben, mar ieoenfals S. $.
Mc@omn, Der Sieentbumer Der
@pcle Worfs" in Beaumont, benn
feline Jreunoe permpbten eS inn
niht aussureoen unb als iie einen
Nrst berbeiriefen, Der inn bas tDbt=
lihe @ift gepaltiam 81 entreiBen
periubte, oa 5ug er ieinen Hepolper
uno orobte, ben Irat au eribieBen.
Dieter iab fib nab einem YDli5iften
UNI, aber ebe er einen a~uftreiben
fonnte, bate Mc@otun baS @ift Der.
ibludt.
[ = Bon Corpus gbriiti miro be.
ridtet, oaB in Der bortigen @egeno
jebt piele arteiii1e Drummer gebDbrt
tueroen. nahbem ertuieien moroen
1T, oaB in geniisenoer 9iefe reibs
lid @afier gefunoen neroen fam.
ueber ben Stanb Der Saaten
in 9eraS iagt Der lebtnDbentlihe
Beribt oeS 8unbeS@N derbausDez
partementS: Sn 9eraS mar e8 in ben
erften Gaaen beiB unb troden, oanr
CAB es in fait alien Ditliben 9beilen
oes States ibnere &eaen. Wino
uno 8egen ribteten einisen S6aoen
on, bod 1T Der Stano Der Saaten
beoeuteno better. Die 8aumuulls
fapieln Beginner fid 81 6ffnen. Die
Nuslibten non 8eiS uno 3uderrobr
finb iebt better; fir bas @elibtorn
aber fam Der &egen su Ipdt.
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Gin reiuer, BARTENDER Sonif.

Malt : @utrine 1T eanslib Der.
lbteDen BON ben pielen anoeren
Yraparaten dbnliden Mamens. IS
lit elm reiner, itdrfenoer uno be-
fDmmlider Weals Cont, mdbreno
onoere nur elm itarfes, lhmarses
Bier fino. @iro nur BON Der Mn>
beuier=8 uib 8rauerei in CT. Souls,
Mo., bergeitellt.
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3nm 4. Suli.
Die nerunaladte Seier.

Seute, Iprab 81 Ieinem Sobne
grnft Der 8ater, heut' rnetrt S0bn,
9eut' lit misunderstanding
SDle qleich nal bic &anDn'.
unI're 8epublif befebt nod
&raftiq, mGebtig, bod nno hebr.
2ange ioa tie nod beteben
2ana' mir NAL bas BUILDER Der.
unb bic Wdnner, Die Der Sreibeit
Iempel 6amtalS au%fgebant,
SDnen etpig tpeiter leben =
Nur ben Bfrppfen brab 9etaut.
ga, bic eblen Manner bielten
u%nperbriiblib ibren Shtpur,
Saqten aus benz 2anb bic Briten
$50 lit benn Der 9a6ftod nur?
Sbne bieie Manner pare
Infer 9anb nod beut' nibt fret,
9arum 5eil unb Segen linen
9Dl' iebt raid elm Mdtib berbei.
Mimm elm 8eiipiel Dir an ibnen,
@eroe EMIT tpie ife 10 brab,
9ras' ibr 8eiipiel tets i'm Ser5en
SSsss-prrr! baf
Snnge! Simmel @lemente!
Siebf bu tpas? Sb bin gang blind
3tpeie meiner ib6nften Singer
@ana uno gar bei'm Seufel Iino.
Bapa, beult Der Sunge, Bapa,
Oas nertpiinibte 9tns 5erlprongl
ginen SfiB bab' ib i'm 8Dpfe,
llngefabr atuei Spannen long.
8u benz Sobne iprah Ser 8ater,
Qls Der 9DftDr tie geHtdt:
9u tpirft tpabreenDmmen baben,
SaB bic Seier nibt seslift.
9ieber Sobn, ib tpa elm glel,
Sdbrt er fort bann bDner 8eu',
nnb bu aub, bu gutter Sunge;
@iel marin mir aue 5uei.
unb am ndebiten nterten Suli
Sinb lie tpieber bell unb frpb,
@enn ite @elb fir BUILDER baben,
Macben iie eS tuieber 10!
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Man idreibt aus Wiinden:
0a6 laneerer Bauie lift fpieoer cine
Sinan5 : &ataitropbe 81 beridten:
Die baprilbe 8eamtensg reoits 8ant
lit bancroft. Die unteriubung Der
8iber bat eraeber, baB Der i'm
Sabre 1899 ourh eigene 6ano eeen=
oete 8anfoireftDr @ahter 200, 900
Miart unteriblua. 3ablrei9e Be-
ante erleioen our6 ben 8ulammen=
brub bes Snitituts baoeutenoe Ser
ll1Ste.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-07

ssr Salt, cement, Sano, Bad
iteine, feuerfeite Steine unb 9bons
Ebeeru no Nspbaltpapier, Dabpappe.
9beer unb ISpbalt, Del, 9erpentin,
Sarben, @las &c. &c. itets oorratbig
bel S. 6. 3ielmarn, BOG Dit
Commerce StraSe. 9ieoriee Breiie,
quite @aare ippie CUTE uno reelle
8eoienune meroen garantirt. -
Telepbon 410S
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Norboemtide Qlogb 9ampfr=Qinie.

@ebt nad europa bieien SDmt=
mer. 8rabtpDue Dampfer pDn @alz
pe1tDn nab Bretnen. @utes giien,
ausgeseibnete @inribtungen, FREEZER
dr5tliher 8eiitanb unb 5000 Meilen
Geile fir menieer als $1.75 per Sag
I'm 3pilbenoed. Ser 1iiblibe &urs
reou5lrt pie @efabr Der Seefranfbeit
auf Elm Mtntmum.
Wtan penoe fib peaen Snformas
ton an @. SO. @iIfDn.
@eneral=N gent, @alpefton, Ger.
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Somtberm Nacific 8abm.

Nah Nep Orleans, SDufon unb @al.
beftDn tdglib. ........ 1890 Mittaas.
Nab Often, Bug SEP. l0....7.50 Mbenbs.
0ab 81 8aiD, galifuruien unb Merifp
900 8Drm.
gfab 0prb@Seras, ct. 9puis unb gbica<
go katy Flyer. .8:15 Mbenbs.
BDn Npro<Se1as, ct. 9puis unb Chicago
katy Flyer 1870 MDr9ens.
Son Stem Orleans, SDutph unb @al<
neitpn taelib. ............4:45 0adm.
8on 81 8aiD, galifDrnten unb Merito
1880 Mbenos.
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9tt bermietheu.

Cine aer1nifff9e Office i'm obereu
Stpdmert oe8 5reie Brefie : @e=
b6ubes unb elm 5tpeiitDdiger Store
81 TuB Grnnt uno 100 SUB tiei
ND. 218 Oft Commerce StraBe.
Maf5ufragen in Der Office Der
Greien Brefie.
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UNION MEAT MARKET,

(Diebel 8IDd),
2O6 SIo NlamD StraBe. g. u.
(neues) Eel. $50. II.
Nae Sorten frifhes 5leiih, feline
Wurit, iouie Der bette 5hinfen
uno Sped itets nDrrdtbie. guffaete-
lame Beoie1une; freie @~5seferuna.
John SCMLLlNG, : EI6ENTHUEMER.
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Giienbabn Tabr= Ylan.
=. & g. u. wahu.
Mbfah rt.

Nab alien 9urb>S erass8untten ........
80 8Drm.
Nah ct. Souls, Mempbis unb BEN
Sften. II. 80 Wittaas.
No6 8aco, Norb~Seras, Santa Sc uni
SriscD<8unften ........8 .15 Nben6s
gtab ct. 9Duis urb benz Often 900
&ob 9arebo unb Merico. 300 8Drm,
Nnfunft.
8on ct. Souls unb benz Often. .7.30 8orm
Son HDrbSSeras. Santa Sc unb 6risco.
Bu1ften 8.45 8Drm.
SDn lDcalen 8unften .......6 $50 NaHm,
Son ct. Gouis unb benz Often. II. As Mbbs
8on 2areoD unb Merifo. -. IL. 10 0adm
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Morobentide Climb 9ampfersQinie.

5000 Weilen &eiie fir neniger
als $1.75 per Gag i'm 8wiibenoed.
BradtuoQe Dampfer pDn @alneitDn
nab 8remen, auseeseibnete ginz
ribtungen, gutes @iien unb FREEZER
dratliber Beiitano. Der ilblibe
&urs reouairt Die @efabr Der Sees
tranfbeit auf elm Minimum.
Wan tpenoe fi9 tpegen Snfurma=
tim an Us. W. @ilf0n,
General Mgent, @alueiton, Ser.
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9. u. & u. q. Habn.
U 3 q 8 III t.

Nab @~alpeton. 9oufou unb guero tdg<
flo. 900 8prm.
Wab Corpus gbrifti, Mranfas BoB unb
Beepile tdalib ......... ubr Born.
uno 2:20 Nabm.
Nab Borne unb &errpiIe, taslih 49,.
Mntunt.
GDn @alnefton, 6puitpn unb guero tag
Son Corpus gbrifi, Mranias 8aB unb
Beepi1e tdelib. .2:05 Wabm.
SON 8brne unb 8errnile. tdelib. 49,.
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t..
~. 6. & 3. 8abn.

Mbfabrt.
0ab 8aco, Sort @ortb, Dallas. aanias
gftb, ct. 2Duis unb Chicago, td9li6,
(S. q, & u. g. 9epDt) 1880 Mor9ens.
Nab @aco, Sort @ortb, Dallas &C. (pDm
SnnIetSSepDt) .......... 1915 Nbenos.
Mnfunt:
Son Chicago, ct. 2puiS, &anias gitb,
Dallas, Sort @ortb unb @aco, tdglih
(Sun1et OepDt) $3.50 BDrm.
Son 8aco, Sort 8Drtb, 9alas &c. (S.
q. & u. IS. SepDt) ...... 9:25 Mbenos
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Brief etite.
Serreu=9ifte

Serreu=2ifte;
9 Sernfteiu-S 8 8aiiau = 8 8 Sil.
oebronb-Beter Baff = 3 s Seibler-@
% SharDt.
8amens2tfte;
guo SeB-Subanna SaImann - Mrs
5 8 9int-Sabn Molbere 9is5ie SOB.
ling-9i55ie Seber-Wrs 81 . Stabmann
-Sraneis Shneiber.
MisIanpiidIe
STR BON 9ueo - Sermann 9artNanu.
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&ailer @ilbelm IL. bat am
Montag friib BON &iel aus an 8oro
ieiner Dabt n6Dben5oaern" feline
iiblibe RprolanoSs Reiie a%ngetreten.
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Slieaen=T eniter, Sliesen=9b
rem; ale Mrten Drabt Mebe uno
3ubebDrtbeile. @ir baben Die nies
brighten Breiie fir bieie Branbe.
6. Rraeger,
322-3A Oftsgpmmerre= StraBe.
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@ibts 10 erquift, belebt, erfriibt,
als Wsibbier NIT Dem Berlensiidt!
@Dqt SIR guH bel Der 6ibe laben,
MuBt Sbr unitreitig WeiBbier baben!
gu be5ieben burb Dds s. 2liGs
badber, Die erDBten WeiBbierbrauer
i'm Staate geras. Saben audi Bor-
ter, Sooaz uno Selberpaiier. Spes
cialitdt: .SrDn Merpe".
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@mlf Sbpre 8abm.

Mbfabrt.
@ab Stodbale, tdslih, 1900 8orm.
Mnfunft.
Bon Stodoale, taalih. 1900 Nahm
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9r. Rpbert q. MpB,

Office 123 Mpe 6. Specialift fiir Stu.
gen, 0bren, Naie unb 3eble. Spreb.
itunoen n0n 9 Bis IL ubr 8ormitta9a
uno BON 2 biz 5 1br Nabmittage.
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Sn 5relsbnre itarb &nbreas
SrleorlbS I'm Nlter BON SO Sabren.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-01-10
A MIXED LOT.

In Poland it is a penal offense to
speak Polish in any public resort.
Great Britain loses more than
e1o,o0o,oOo wo. III of property an
nually by fire.
In 1896 William Jenner made his i'm
mortal experiments and placed them
on working basis.
In Turkey red hair is counted a
great beauty, and the women dye
their hair that tint.
In every 1000 British men there are
35 widowers; in 1000 British women
there are Is widows.
When the present prince of Wales
was sailor boy on the warship Britain
MIA his nickname was "Sprats."
The luxurious wood carving of 90
years ago is now done by machinery
at fraction of the former cost.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-01-10
Apple Prize. Awarded.

The 500 prize offered for the best
display Of apples at the annual meet
ing of the Kansas State Horticultural
society was awarded to the following
exhibitors: w. Fl. Underwood, Hutch
inson; w. F. Scrimsher, Silver Lake;
A. II. Buchanan, Shawnee; Peter /. B.
Fergus, Allen county; John Brazel--
ton & Sons, Wathena; William Cutler,
Gray county; w. B. Gamers, Delphos;
E. j. Whitaker, Topeka, and ]. Obern-
dorf, Centralia. The committee on
awards said: sit is our verdict that
the western part of the state is fast
coming to the front as an apple-pro-
ducing section, as the very best speci-
mems are from the west, a section un-
til recently considered non-apple-
producing region"
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-01-10
A GRATEFUL MAN.

Cox, Wis, Jan 6th.-With Kidney dis
ease so bad that he could hardly walk
across the room for pain Frank NJ. Rus
sell of this pace was man greatly to
be pitied.
He tired out with the slightest exer-
ton and in spite of all the doctors
could do for him he was growing grad
ually worse. He had tried many med
icines and treatments without benefit,
but recently he read in a newspaper
about Dodd's Kidney Pills and these
helped him from the very first dose.
He took several boxes before he was
completely cured but now he is well
and strong as ever he was and feels
very grateful to Dodd's Kidney Pills
for his restoration to good health.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-01-10
TO HANDLE cARNRGIE's GIFT.
Secretary of State Hay at the Head OF the
Incorporation That Will Dispense
Ten Million Dollars.

Washington, Jan. 6.-Secretary Hay
and several other gentlemen inter-
ested in the fund of S1O,000,0OO to be
presented to the United States by
Andrew Carnegie to be used to adj
vance the cause of education met at
the state department Saturday to
consider the matter. Articles of in
corporation were submitted and
adopted and will be filed at once. The
name of the incorporation will be- the
Carnegie institution.
It is understood that Mr.. Carnegie
has removed the obstacles that exist
ed to the acceptance of his $4,000, 900
donation to the cause of education,
and Saturdays action was the first
step toward giving legal form and
substance to the proposition.
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THEY WILL SELL CHEAP.
Directors of the Panama Canal Offer All
Their Property to the United States
for Forty Million Dollars.

Paris, Jan. 6.-The directors of the
Pan-American Canal company met at
the company's offices Saturday and
came to a definite decision to offer
to sell the canal property to the
United States for $4O,OOO,OOO. This
price includes the excavations, canal
railroad, machinery and all the other
items specified in the isthmian COM
missions report.
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To Improve the Negro.

The "True Eleven" lodge of Kan
sas, negro organization, has decided
to establish a night school for aged
colored negroes in every part of the
state. There are now 16 branches in
the state. The night school feature
was made compulsory. 1t was also
decided that the place for the negro
was on the farm and a committee was
appointed to look up desirable and
cheap locations in Kansas and other
states for negro settlement.
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Good Balance for the State.

Hon. S. o. Spencer, the state coal
oil inspector, has made his annual re-
port to the governor. During the
year Inspector Spencer and his depu-
ties inspected 243, O93 barrels of oil and
gasoline for which were paid in the
way of inspection fees, $24,371.55. Aft
er deducting the fees of the local in
spectors, Spencer turned over to the
state $19,471.S5. Out of this was de-
Quoted the salary of the inspector and
his general deputies and all expenses
actually incurred in making the in
spection The balance, $13,416.0s, was
turned into the general fund in the
state treasury.
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His Agoni.ins Two Minutes.

Frank Wilkinson and Nellie Van
derbur were skating at Caldwell and
Nellie pumped into an air hole.
When she came up it was under the
clear ice some distance away and
Wilkinson could plainly see her. There
was an agonizing two minutes in
which Wilkinson desperately smashed
with his skates to make new hole,
and he succeeded in rescuing the girl
not much the worse for her expert
ence.-Kansas City Journal.
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Telegraph Law Invalid.

Judge j. G. Slonecker, referee ap-
pointed by Judge Hazen, of the
Shawnee district court, to hear the
Western Union cases, has reached a
decision. In his findings he holds that
the law reducing telegraph rates is
unconstitutional because it confis-
Gates property. The law was passed
by the 1897 legislature. 1t cut the
tolls about 40 per cent. Twenty-Five
cent messages were reduced to IS
cents.
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Pensions for Old Employees.

Cleveland, O., Jan. 5.-The American
Steel & Wire company will pension
all old and faithful employees, in ac-
cordance with terms of service. The
funds to provide pensions will be fur
nished by the company, the employees
contributing nothing. From $4,000
to 10000 men are employed by the
company.
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Horse Lives with Family.

William Price, laborer of Topeka,
was so poor that he couldn't rent a
house with a barn, so he rented a
small, house and kept the horse in the
kitchen. The attention of the health
authorities was called to the matter
by the neighbors, but it was decided
that there was no law to prevent
Price from keeping his horse in his
kitchen, or even in his parlor, if he
saw fit.
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Concerning State Patronage.

The patronage of the present. state
administration in the way of salaries
aggregates $44,41S month. There
are Lilo people ON the state pay roll
as regular employees. Of this num-
Der, Shawnee county leads with 90;
Miami and Wyandotte tie for second
place, with SO each. Thirteen coun-
ties-Cheyenne, Grant, Greeley, Ham
ilton, Haskell, Kiowa, Morton, Ness,
Rocks, Rush, Stanton, Stevens and
Seward-have no state patronage at
all.
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Shaw to Take charge January es.

Washington, Jan. Gov. Leslie NJ.
Shaw, of Iowa, was in conference with
Secretary Gage for about two hours
Saturday going over affairs of the
treasury department and then left
with the secretary for the white
house. Gov. Shaw said it had been
decided that he should take charge
of the treasury department January
Is.
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For One Dog Bite, $1,000.

Toledo, o., Jan. 5.-The circuit
court has affirmed the decision of the
lower courts giving Mrs Adelaide
Smith a judgment of s5,4Oo against
the estate of the late eX-President
Hayes. Mrs. Smith was bitten by a
dog belonging to the late presidents
family and this is the cause for ac-
ton.
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Address to Congregational Churches.

New York, Jan. 6.-The American
Missionary association has issued
an appeal to the Congregational
churches of the country to observe
Sunday, February 9, as a memorial
of Abraham Lincoln, whose birthday
is February IL. The churches, and
especially their Sabbath schools and
Endeavor societies, are urged to en-
phasize Christian patriotism.
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To Avoid Railway Accidents.

Chicago, Jan. 6.-Train dispatchers
of the country want all possibility of
collisions removed. The present sys-
tenn of train orders can be misinter-
preted and the signals may be I'M
seen. It is proposed to substitute col
ored electric lights in the engine cab.
signals that always can be seem and
never can be misunderstood.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-01-10
Great Year for Railroads.

Chicago, Jan. 5.-The Railway Age
says: In no year since the courts be-
gan to assume control of railroads for
the benefit of creditors was the num-
her of receiverships so small as in
1901. During the year new equip
ment ordered and received represent
ed an expenditure of $500, 100000.