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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-31
GARLAND.
HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES.
Absent Missionaries substantially Re
mcmbcrcd-SotinI Functions.

mpIunprtN--fNNtAh NAlitlNNHt
Special Correspondence,
Garland Boxoider Co.. Utah. Dec IS.
At Sunday services The prophetic
birthday was celebrated On an appro-
pirate manner. both ln sunday school
and meeting. w "a. clayton, the
only one present who had seen tho
Prophet Joseph smith, nud David Is.
Foulucr were the principal speakers.
The absent missionaries have had a
Christmas cash present sent them by
the Relief society. A party was given
I'm the Opera House Christmas eve FOR
the benefit of II. 8. Rice who is labor
inE in the missionary field.
on Christmas dav parents aud chill
dren assembled in the Opera House
under the auspices Of The Self culture
club. A suitable program was render
cd and refreshments distributed.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Evans entertained the
Self Culture club on the 2Ith.
The Religion classes gave the chu-
dren . holiday treat ON the Goth.
The Y. L. NJ L. A. give AN enter
tainment on New Years eve
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TOWN LOSSES OLD SETTLER.
Bp. \. G.. Murdoch VIII Make His
Home In licbrr.

Special Correspondence.
Charleston. Wasatoh CO.. Dee. a0.--
The people hero much regret 20 lose
another of their most worthy families.
Bishop n q. Murdoch ana wife. Bishop
Murdoch b a ploneer OF Utah, and one
of the nrst settlers ln Charleston Being
blessed financially. he has ever been
ready to support every worthy cause
by time and means. Ho has built a
beautiful brick residence iu hebel on
President j n. Murdoeks lot where
he and Aunt Melissa expect % spend
their remaining years
Last Thursday night n drennhing
rain fell here, which was followed
hy ~ Inches Of snou good roads al q
the rule with could weather ana snow
white sheet 90 commence life anew ioi
1905
M Lewis of the southwestern
Packing company or los Angeles hai
taken most Of the beet cattle ~ thil
county Al TAR prices and sayH ne want
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their homes there are Vet many up and
around who are making the merry sleigh
bell jingle.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT


st. Phons :
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ed suit against the Rio Grande West
ern Tor the sum OF $1,000 for the loss
Of foot to the said Alma Brown.
Judgment was entered IN the sum Of
$3.50, which was accepted by the plain
tin.
PROVO BRIEFS.
Prof Walter Clun OF the r.. Y. U.
and his family are quarantined with
scarlet fever.
All Of the bishopriC Of the Third
ward are guaranteed with measles.
The wells Fargo Express company
has removed its office to the building
occupied by knight Mangum- Whitney
company.
The beneht entertainment given by
Miss NJ. Nelke and Prof Boshard last
evening was well attended and pro-
nounced grand success.
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Our Sl.00 guaranteed razor il best in
city Full line OF strops and razor
homes. state street Hardware, 252 South
State.
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kubelik's Iayorite--Ihe knabe.
Beesiey Sells H. iG Main st.
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H. A. Ilnrkin.
Telephone LEX

Manager, ". A. Inriin.
~ f4th St. Telephone LEX
Advertisements Tor the DAILY,
Saturday aud 6emi-Weckly New
accepted on the same terms a. a.
the salt Lake Offioe.
Calculator, John y. McOiregOr.
2i4 Wash Ave
Telephone Beu 6e4i Ind. 20.
Payments for the Daily, SATURDAY
and Remi- Weekly News should De
made 60 the oirculator. Delivery
made By carrier on the same terms
as in Salt Lake
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10 secure our trade ia the future as
Wasatoh beef gives good Satisfaction.
A new boy como TO hlese the homo
of Joseph brown and wife. o. Christmas
present one day late.
The nirht came on, the good wie smile
"a o. herself ne she softly said
THANK God, WIRE happy healthy aud
bright.
We All take Rocky Mountain iva at
niaht" y. G. NJ, l. prug Dept.
ffQ-114 South Main Street.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-02-26
FARsoN NEWS.

Far,on. Feb. 25-The Methodistf
Epicsepal church gave social and
entertainment FEBRUARY % in remem-i
brnnce of Washington's birthday.
This village is building up quitet
fast, There are two residences being
built end Joe Baldwin has just corn !,
plctea one.
Thsle is great deal of sickness in
this community. Mrs, Harvey Bottorf6
IL Quite i'll, caused from fall.
Proetracted meetings closed at tha
Methodist Episcopal church Wednes 4
day evening. They were successfully
conducted and there were several cons
versians.
MIS-. D. IA. Thompson and daughter.
Katie are both on the sick list.
DIR, Henry of this place was called
to Hedtick in consultation wi Dr.,
Lamb Of that place recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McClW took,
dinner at the home Of Thoma Red
Tnond Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid society met wish
Mrs Hessel Dickens Wednesday aft-
ernoon.
Mrs. E. L. Sporting Of ottulnwa was
visiting her daughter, Mrs Walter Ms
Chung, Tuesday.
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From Mondays Daily
Joseph Ray, one Of the early set
tiers OF this county, and veteran EN-
ploye of the railroads In Iowa, died
very suddenly late yesterday AFTER
noon at his home. 921 South Ash
street.
Mr.. Ray was rs years of age. He is
survived by his wife and six chill
dren.
The funeral services will be held at
the late residence Tuesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. The services will be in
charge of Rev. w. H. HORNED, pastor
of the East End Presbyterian church.
Interment will be made in the Ottum-
wa cemetery
Although Mr.. Ray had been in fail
ing health, no apprehension of immi-
nent danger was felt, and his death
comes as shock and surprise to his
friends and relatives. He had attend.
ed to his duties about the house as
usual yesterday. Late in the after
noon he came into the kitchen, COM
planning of pain in his head. His
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ceeded in putting Mr.. Ray upon the
bed Medical aid was obtained, but
by the time the physician had arrived
Mr.. Ray was dead. The doctor pro-
nouneed the cause Of death to be a
ruptured blood vessel In the brain.
Born In Pennsylvania.
Joseph Ray was born in Bellefonte,
Center county, Penn, May 13, 1892.
His parents were Mr.. and Mrs. David
Ray At the age of years he came
to Iowa, settling then in the raw from
tier settlement of Eddyville. In 1869
he commenced work with one Of the
first railroads In Iowa, then known as
the Keokuk, Fort Des Moines and
Minnesota railway Shortly after this
he moved from Eddyville to Ottumwa,
still an employee of the railroad, and
in 1875 he accepted a position with
the Burlington road.
With this road he was employed for
more than 30 years, rs years as night
baggage master and the past or 7
years as Waterman at the Iowa ave.
nue. crossing.
Married in 1857.
February is. 1867. he was united In
marriage to Miss Rebecca Phillips OF
Eddyville, by Rev, Trimper, then pas,
tor of the English Lutheran church.
To this union was born children, 5
girls and 3 boys, but 2 Of the boys
have passed away. Besides his wife,
Mr.. Ray leaves the following children
to mourn his death: Frank Ray OF
Davenport; Mrs. Jennie Drake Of Or
chard street; Mrs. Edna Ellis, 1873
North Madison avenue; Mrs. Nellie
Poland, 921 South Ash street; Mrs.
Margaret Stentz, 41S North Green
street and Mrs. Jessie Ellis, 926 Hayne
street.
Was Early Pioneer.
Mr. Ray was one of the early pio,
neers of this county. He has traded
with the Indians here, hunted game
over the hills and praries now taken
up with the fertile Iowa farms. He has
watched the progress of the railroads
in this state since their very inception
Faithfully. efficiently and honestly he
has served his employers for half a
century and more. He has been a re
spected and useful citizen and his
death will be mourned by many
friends.
February 1, 1907, he resigned his pc
sition with the Burlington road owing
to failing health and impaired facul
ties. The long years of active ser
vice and contact with the elements
had their effect on him. and with tht
SHOWS Of 70 winters reflected In hi
whitened hair, he prepared to pas.
his remaining days in rest and juiet
ude with God and man.
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YAMPA.

Tampa. Feb. 25.-G. B. Morrison
went to Chicago this week with ca5
load of cattle.
Mr.. Stafford has moved to q, place
near Farson. Dan Reno will move to
the place Mr.. Stafford vacated.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Burnaugh were
in Batavia Wednesday.
Frank Kreigh Of Ottumwa Is trans
acting business in this place this week.
Frank Henry will move onto hia
farm this week.
Mrs. Charles Avery and daughter
Gussie were Ottumwa shoppers Tues
day.
B. n. Steiner attended the sale near
Batavia Thursday.
Mrs. Clayton Goodmans baby is
quite sick.
c. w. Burnaugh closed his school on
Friday.
]. +. McMinn, Thomas Rifle and
Russell Nye of Agency attended the
Comegys sale at this place Monday.
Charles Avery attended the horse
sale In Ottumwa Thursday and Fri-
day.
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MARKETS RY ASSOCIATED PRESS
Chicago Live ctook Market.

Chicago Live ctock Market.
Chicago, Fab .-Cattle-Receipts
$4,000; steady to 10c lower. Beeves.
s4.10@8.S5; cows and heifers. $1,000
Texans. $3.s5@4.75.
Hogs-Reeeipts. $4,000 Sc lower. Mix
ed butchers, $680@71o; good heavy,
$7.00@7.1o; rough heavy, s6.75@6.90;
light, 36.s0@7.02; bulk sales, 5000
T.05,
sheep-Reeeipts, $4,000; steady at
$5.bo@6,se; lambs, $A.5o@1.65.
Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, Feb. a5.-Wheat-No, 2 red
75@7s: No. 3 hard. s7@76; May, open
ing. 7sA.
corn-No. 3. 4s@4sN; No. yellow,
48@43h: No. 3 white, 44@44A; Feb,
AN May opened. 47ss @47M; high
est, 47A; lowest, AIN closing, 47A @
oats-4No. 2. 4oM gal; No. 3, 4eA;
No. 2 white, A.: No. 8 white, 4ih0
AN; Feb, 4oN; May, opened. 40
AN; highest. AN; lowest, Alb; clos
Pork--May, 1865; July, s1s.75.
Lard-May, $9.72; July, s9.T2,
Ribs-May. s9.12@s.15: July. 1926.
Rye-Cash. 67M@&e.
Barley-Cash--59@
Timothy. clover and fax not quoted.
Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago, Feb. 25.-Butter-cream-
cries, 22@32h; diaries. 2o@99.
Eggg-Steady at 221s Q2e.
Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago. Feb 25.--Pouitry -Ea sy-,
Turkeys, II; Chickens. II; spring
chickens, 1913.
New York Poultry Market.
New York, Feb 25.-Poultry Dress
ed, easier. Chickens. 1913; turkeys
1876; fowls, S@13k.
st. Louis Produce Market.
st. Louis, Feb. 25,--Wheat-May
77M.
Corn-1May, 45ss@45k.
Oats--May, 411s.
New York Produce Market.
New York, Feb. .--Wheat-May
fs5N.
Corn-May. SAY.
Peoria Produce Market,
Peoria, Feb. 25.-Corn--No. 3, 40.
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wife was the only person in the house
at the time. Mr.. Ray sat down on a
chair in the kitchen to rest and Mrs.
Ray went in the front part Of the
house. Shortly after she heard the
chair fall, and, on entering the k'tc.-
en- she found her husband lying on the
floor.
Neighbors were summoned and sue
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No coffee Of equal quality can be
sold in this town for the same price,
whether it be sold out of bag or bin,
or under some romantic trademark.
You may tell them you know and that
Arbuckle Brothers. the greatest coffee
dealers in the world, will stand for it.
ARBUoKLp pRos.-Nev E9sk
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TODAY'S MARKETS

This market Is furnished by the Gas.
sidy Commission Co, Local ofYacA
rooms 70 and 80. Hofmann Block. Tel,
ephone. 932. B. 3. voigt. manager.
WheAt-Qpened Fitch Low c1lnsad
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Better buy an oyercoat for next yoaa
now and save one.third to ona-half on
the purchase at the Hub. !.
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FOR RENT--FARM OF 1870 ACRES 6
miles north of Ottumwa, Address
VIM. Robertson, 1854 Castle street
OttumWa, Iowa.
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FOR RENT-WELL IMPROVED 100
acre farm. Inquire oil r. Main. Dan
Eardance. Call afternoons.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT THIRTY EIGHT AND
forty-one, one hundredths acres for
So per acre cash, or $3.50 on one
years time for bankable note.
Frank III. Glen, Kirkville, Iowa.
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FOR RENTED, 22o, $40 AND 4so
acre farms. Address 8. G. Palmer
Lake Park Iowa.
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WANTED--EvERY PERSON WHO
traps or handles furs to write us for
prices. frank Fishel & Co., Batavia
Iowa.
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WORK OVER
DEATH CALLS
JOSEPH ROY, RETIRED VETERAN
RAILROAD ,EMPLoYE, PASSES
AWAY SUDDENLY.
END COMES LESS THAN
MONTH All Err RETIRING

Drops Dead In Chair With Practically
No Warning--Had Been in Failing
Health But Relatives Had Felt No
Apprehension.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Furnished by the Cas- Idly Commits
sion company, rooms 81 and 80 Haf-
mann building. e. II. = igt, manager,
Telephone 983
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July =, $50 s.ss s,7s s.7s
s Ssy e, IS 81 81 s., 81 81
Car Lots.
Wheat today, 49, estimated tomor-
row, 26.
Corn today, so7; estimated tomor-
row, 46s.
Oats today. 1854; estimated tomor-
row, 141.
Northwest Receipts.
Duluth today, 1875; last year. SO.
Minneapolis today, 1885; last year,
Liverpool Cables.
opening-Wheat, Nc lower; corn,
unchanged,
Closing--Wheat asc higher; corn,
unchanged to nc higher.
Visible Supply.
Wheat--Decrease, $4,000.
Cern-Increase, $4,000.
Qats-Increase, 100000.
Hoa Market,
Receipts today $4,000; left over,
s,o2a; estimated tomorrow, $1,000.
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wANTED-SINGLE MAN TO WORK
on farm, W. G. Anold. route No. S.
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WANTED.

W4ANTED-GooD GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework. Mrs. A, P, Murphy.
500 Center avenue.
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WANTED--BEARDY BARLEY FOR
seed. 0. S. Wilson, Libertyville,
Iowa.
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WANTED TO RENT--HOUSE s TIC, Z
rooms within or near city limits, to
20 acres ground. r., care of Cour-
Ter.
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NTED-POSITIoN ON FARM BY
married man. q. A. Hannah, S15
Wabash avenue.
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wANTED-A FARM HAND-MAR-
ried man preferred. Must give ref
erence. w. A. c. Brown, r. No. 8.
New phone SLID.
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FOR sALE-FINE THoRoUGHBRED
Barred Plymouth Rock chtckens1
For terms address Hamilton WtlsonR
r. r. D. No. 5. Ottumwa, Iowa,
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RETAIL pslcEs.
I eli Them You Know!

Tel1 Them Yots Know!
Yon may tell youf friends,
on our s'say-so,'' that when
they boy a package Of the
genuine Arbuck1es' .Ariosa
Coffee they get the best Of the
coffee trade.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-CNE TRASH cow ANIL
three to be fresh soon. One-halA
mile east of city r. N. Book, Bo&
434, City,
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FOR SALE---A FEW CHOICE ANGUS
and Short Horn bulls r. D. MitchM
ael Selma, Iowa.
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New York Produce Market.
New York, Feb. 25.--Wheat-May
ssh.
Corn--May, SAY.
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Peoria Produce Market,
Peoria, Feb. 25.-Corn-No. 8, 40.
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oats ........... ......... s2@s5
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Die ~fulgenoeu Betitiunen tat1er
our 8erleiuna: Son Biirgern, Inn
Wncabamtlierung pom Burnet, Bine,
MaiUn StrnBe unb Neu.B raunfe(a
Nuenue; BON ben @DspeI @rulaeers,
I'M @rlaubniS, N[amD : Bla5a su
iuuftrirten @0rleiungen benuSer su
birfen; BON 9. 8. Boot, nm @r.
lapbnis. iein @eb6uoe an Der Weit.
6Ouiton'S traBe fertia ftelen su oir'
fen; 6enrp Sh6fer, uul Rnrreftion
feines Niiefimenta. Die Drainiruna
pDn Walnut : 5traBe rpiro angeuros
net; Ferner Die @rueiteruna Der Wiaas
nolia Nuenue; ote @r5Hnuna elmer
Naep amiiben Moion uno Ban &eBs
StraBe; Die 2eeune bon Baiierlei.
tu%n9sr6bren in Der @eft . Ouuitpn.
uno 2Dpea . Stra6e; bic 6erfteGunQ
BON StraBeniberaanaen in Der @or'
ten, 3ina @iQiam, Buela Biita uno
9rinitpsG traBe. Die Barter Maih.
inaton 8Dmpaenie miro anaeuieIer
Sio.6l0res' StraBe ipfprt su repa,
riren uno bic FRACTION RDmpuanie
uiro oufgefuroert. ben Teil amilfer
ben @eleiien su nerbeiiern..
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6aupt BET .,gbri1tiam gcience''
Stride In S1tpniitGtem,

8or einissn In9eff wuroe au Con-
CORD. %. s., i'm Oberaeriht nDn
Mterrimac COUNTY elm Nntraa einae'
retht, Der eirten 9ahmeis iber Die
Berm6eenslnae Der Srau Warn Boz
Ter @luoer gbob, bic oas 6aupt Der
Gbriitian Science Stride 1T, foroert.
Ser Nntrag itar1ttt BON benz SUbne
Der tsrau gbob, George IS. @Eoper,
9eaonDuo, g. g., ieiner TUdter
Warp Batter, Bangor, We., Dem Nef'
fen uno ndhiten 5reunoe Der Srau
@oog.
@erittet lit oieier Sdritt aeeen Die
BermDaenss8 ernalter Der @briitian
Science airbe in 8pHDn, Cabin 81.
Trge, Setretdr Der Traa gbbn,
2ewis 6. Strana, ibren aueiten Ges
tretdr, uno 6ermanr, 9. 6erring,
ben erlteu Bur[eier Der Stride in
CONCORD.
@~tnaebeno Qiebt Die 3laee an, oaB
Srau @b6g iebt iowDhl, mie au@ be-
reits lett LANCER Belt unfdbtg lift, lire
8eNbdfte su leiten uno einen uebers
blid uber @elddfte Ill haben. Die
unter ibrem Hamen nit i6rem Ser.
mD9en aeunadt peroen.
Bmeitens betBt es in Der &laae=
ihrift. oaB Die Nneetlaoten lid i5rer
8eri0n uno ibres 8ermDgens be,
m6htigt bdtten uno iebt tbre @eIdGFte
fibrten.
Drittens, baB Iie ferner, oa linen
ibr Sdmadeauitanb betannt NOR,
8erualter BON al ihrera BermDaen
ruuroer. oas in lire 9dnoe aelanete,
unD f0lgli@ perpf1ihtet Itnb, &edena
ldaft iiber ale @el@dfte au gebe1,
Die iie anaeblib fir tie unternDr1tnen
baben.
Giertens, oaB nit Redt befardtet
rueroen Tonne. bag Die Nngetlanten
iib einen Eell oes 8ermDaens Der
Srau @oob unrehtmdBiaerueiien an.
geetanet h6tten.
Sn Der 4laae miro @edbenidnft
tiber ale nit Trau @bbg's Geloe
gematten @eiddFte nerlangt. ferner
3uruGerftattuna, itn Sale elm lin.
recht beaougen lein iDute, elm Ser
bot, ibr Serns0Qen ansutaften, beuDr
Die &la9e entibieben lit, uno IhlieB
lib elm WaifennernaIter.
Ser Nnualt bee &ldger. Der ebe.
mnlt9e 8unoe8ienatDr BiIIiam 6.
Chamber. iaate. oas Boraeben ridte
flb teineSmegs gegen bic &eligiDn Der
@brtitian SciencesS efte, nod babe
Bietatloii9teit oarnit etuas gu tur,
fOnoern 6err 9lDner CLAUDE uirtliG]
gum Beiten ieiner Wntter 81 ban,
oeln. Beftimnlenb uirtte au5 ibn
Elm 8eiuh bel leiner Wutter, Der iel.
nen 8er0aht. ben CT bereits lange oe.
be9t batte, betraftiate.
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sic ct. Sohaunts=@ emeiuoe


feiert oieles Sahr ibr fanfsig.jGbrieeS
SubilGum. Sic bat lebtes Sabr cine
Shulo DON 1000 Dollars abgetra.
gen uno Iaunmelt geeenmdrtig einen
SDno aur Berih6nerung Der 3irhe.
Die aeplanten Berbeiisrunqen unb
BerlbDnernnaen einlhlieBlih 6res'
to'Wtalerei meroen nabesu 1000 Dol
lars fulten. Die @enetnoe miro
bel ibren 8emiibuugen, bas Subj
larrl uiiroie su beQeben. uor nielerl
Deutihen unteritltt. uelfe niht au
Der @emeinoe aeh0ren. Biloet bod
bic Seibihte Der 9emeinoe Elm Stiid
Der @eIhidte Der 9eutihen BON San
NntonlD. Bnftur hartmann bat elm
Bantpblet flir ben Druid Iertieae'
itelt: nDentlhrift, perFaBt CUR De.
o6ttniSfeier Der pDr so Sabre1 ae'
ibehenen granouna Der Deutiden
ct. SDbannes' @eu1einoe III San Gns
tOniU, Ieras." Sn Der 8eIhibte
Der @eneinoe aebt Der Gerfaiier su'
rid auf bic Belt oes erften Wiffiuns'
nerlu6s ourh Baftor 8isilmann i'm
Sabre 1851. Die eiaentlibe @eodbt'
nisfeier miro am Sunntae mad
Bftneiten itattfinosu. gu Der Belt
tuiro bic GO. 2utb. Spnooe Don Teras
IN San GrtUniu taaen.
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geras.

8eim SDlabnden pertebte Iid
S. 6. Bromn in 6uhheim 70 IGuer
an bent einen Nuee, oaB bic Sch.
trait oesielben serit6rt purDe.
Sn Neu ; 8~raunFels baben Die
Nrbeiten an benz 8ou oes neuen
Bahnbofs Der s. & g. G..Babn be.
9Dnnen.
= @. 6. SmitB, Der anmalt BON
aerr County. 1T a~eit0rben.
gtnem aeuiiien SDbn 8. @Dree
Gus 8acD, eineft bel Der Eeras Gem
tral Babn anaeitenten gioil.SnQes
nieur, wurbeu neulid auf Der Tabrt
bon Baco nam 9emple 1858 in Ba,
piereelo aus Der gaibe aeftDbten.
Sr mar in Baco in ben Bug aeftie.
gen uno aleib einaeihlafen. Mts er
tura uDr Tempte aufuadte, oermiBte
er oas @elo. Sraeno Elm Mnbalt sur
embedding oes giebes feblt.
= Aus @onsnles tornrnt Die Nad=
ri6t, oaB Die 86lfe in Der oOrtieen
8e9eno anfanaet,, elm ihIimner &c.
t1einibaoea su Iueroen.
Der 5taetrat BON Seouin bat
beihlDBen, baB Die Stabt Die eleftri.
ibe Beleubtungsanlage taufen IDG.
Die Staot besahlt $50, 900 uno Der.
pflidtet iih, mdbreno oes erften Sab
req $4,000 fir 8erbeiierunaen aua.
8uaeben.
Or. 8aaomap. Der ghef oes
III. g. Bureau Of SLANT Snbuftrp@
lit in 8rawnsDiae einaetrohen, Inn
Den bUtaniihen @arten, oeiien Gin.
rittuna Die Bunoesreeierung be.
ibloiien bat, bort ansuleaen.
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Sm Wiaieftie gbeater

treten oieie 8odJe Die folaenoen
Siinitler auf:
Scr. uno Mrs. Soispb 9omlina
uno Gompagnie.
Ternanon Wap Don.
CHARLES SbDop.
s. SO. @iqian1s.
DelrnDre uno Darrell.
NuBeroem fiibrt Wlr. Weeban feline
ahtaebn orefiirten 6unoe our, oeren
2eiitunaen uniibertrUffen uuo Iebr
uoifirlih iino.
Die Dber ermdhnten Giinitler pers
treten ale m5aliben @enres. Die
Somlines fiibren elm hiibides Stud
.Ebe Sage 8ruib BioDm~ auf. Die
anoeren fino Wufiter. Singer, Sea-
rafteroaritener &c.
so lit audi oieie B0he mieoer i'm
Wtaieitic fiir Elm arsgeseibnetes Bros
eranlm aeiorat uUrben. 8er fih
itir aerin9es @elo gut amiiiiren mill,
Der aehe ms Waieitic 9beater.
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GueItcb ~aetaneeu.

8. u. 6artnOn. 2isemore. Us. s.,
ioat: n@nolih babe i'd in Or. Sings
Neue 2ebene' Biaen cine Bile ee.
funoen. bic mid ME enttduidte. Gut
aeaen ftarre Sober urio drouiihe Ser.
t0pfung" Blu baben bel 10. 9rei6
uno R. Gobn & Co.. A~potberer.
Garantiert. 25 Cts
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I'm Der ct. Souauues Stride

finoet ont Balm. Sunntae, "a. Mdrs,
muraenS bic confirmation Der oeut'
ihen, abenos bic Der enaliihen 8laiie
ftatt.
Vim Grim onneritag, %. Wdrs,
lit oeutiber Nbeno' @ottesoienit.
Nm aarfreitae, 80. W6rs 10 ubr
nDraens @otteseienit NIT Der Heler
oes bell. Nbenomabls. Nbenos u
uhr Nbenomabls'8 ~Uttesoienit fir bic
enaliide Rlniie.
Ofterfeft. 81. Wdrs, Nbenbmabls'
@ottesoienit. Vim nbenb Ofterpre'
biat in enaliiher Sprabe.