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Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-07-20
Blue Eyes for Beauty,
the st. Louis Post Dispatch.

From the st. Louis Post Dispatch.
''To be in the fashion to-day, you must
have dark hair, blue eyes, not par
ticle of color and lips as red as cherry"
Thus speaks a prominent writer on
the fashions. The artificial production
of the black eve is matter of every dav
occurrence. The best of friends occa-
sionally do little of this kind of tintine
for one another, but from black or dark
brown, or gray, or hazel or green to
blue, is horse, that is to say an eye, OF
another color, and at this stage OF the
new era in beauty it does almost seem
impossible that the ingenuity of man
would be able to accomplish the result.
Such was the opinion of D. A. d.
Williams, an oculist, to whom the sub
Dispatch reporter.
of the iris can be changed" said DR.,
Williams. "Tae IRIS consists OF a
curtain which is on the inside
of the eye and the back part of which
is supplied with a pigment which varies
IN color, as we see daily, and is i'll char
acteristic harmony with the hair and
comp lexion of the owner. The only
change which can be effected in the ap-
pearance of the eye is Accomplished by
the use of belladonna Ladies who have
light eyes, which they wish to darken,
drop into them a solution OF belladonna,
which has the effect Of largely dilatine
the pupil The light color of the iris is
thus displaced by the deep black of the
pupil and the appearance of the eye is
greatly changed. Many ladies pr actice
this habit, which is not harmful, al
though it causes considerable discom-
tort. After lady has given her eyes a
dose Of helladonna, its immediate ac-
ton is to dl!ate the pupils and they re-
main so, no matter how intense the
light may be. Thus you see the ball
room beauty ho has increased her
charms in this way suffers considerably,
ner eyes admitting such quantity OF
brilliant light as frequently to render
her almost blind for the time being"
Chow long does this unnatural d.
lation last?"
Generally about week Where a
very weak solution mas Seen employed
1t will pass away IN couple of days.
Very lew ladies however, who employ
belladonna, use the weaker solution"
"But very blue eyes are positively un.
attainable?''
Yes, sir. There is no process by
which the natural color of the iris can
be changed. The pigment cannot be
reached in any way that is now known
to science"
could not the ladies wear blue ewes
over their brown ones?"
eyes, they could-in story, not
otherwise. A healthy eve would not al
low of the wearing Of a false one over it.
There would not be room for it. The
artificial eye can only be placed over one
which has been shrunken by disease.
No; there is no way by which the color
of the eye can be changed, none what
ever"
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-07-20
What To Teach Girls.

The woman who is to be happy and
useful as the maker and mistress of
home must know the art of home maxi
ing and home ruling. Yet. how very
small a place is given to the teaching of
these arts in our schemes of education
for girls! We should call that man fool
who hoped to see his son successful as a
merchant or banker but neglected to
have him instructed in the principles of
arithmetic and book .keeping. But thou.
sands Of girls are married every year
who do not know how to make loaf Of
bread; or to set q table, or to iron nap
kin, or to make bed becomingly. 1t is
expected that servants shall do these
things? Sothe young man who is to be
made into a merchant or banker will
have his book Keepers to write out. his
accounts and make his arithmetical cali
culations for him, but re must under
stand these processes for himself, or he
will be at the mercy of hls
servants. Moreover, in the
woman's case, there may not
always be servants or the means with
which to command their services, and
their incompetence at best needs the SUI
pervision of a mistress skilled in all their
arts. This seems homely matter,
doubtless, to tl.ose persons who see the
complete salvation OF women in univer-
sity education, but tits matter which
touches the happiness Of women them.
selves, and closely concerns the well-he-
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-07-20
A SOCIETY BOSS.
Somethip. About Man Who is Lea ding
Millionaires by the Nose.

Something About II Man Who fs leading
A1illiosaires by the Nose.
From a New York Letter.
The present society boss is a man named
Ward McAll1ster, who comes from some
where south. Very little is known abou,
him, except that he lives down about Twen
ty~second street, in the neighborhood of
Sixth avenue, o mile away from the rich
and leading element of New York. He is a
big, inf tied man, with darn, curling hair.
He has no known business. and cuts no
figure in financial, artlst1c or professional
life. Somewhere about the close of the
war he dropped down on New York and
proceeded to organize its social barbarians
on the first family plan. The first thing he
he did YVES to get up the PatriaIchs' ball
There are five of these dancing balls every
winter.
McAllister keeps book and is absolute
over it, putting down whom he wishes and
persons are invited to contribute $lOO
apiece, Or $50 per entertainment. Each Of
these receives five tickets. As the thing
has been going on for fifteen years he has
considerable hold on our fashionable So.
clety, which. however, has never asserted
Itself for one moment, but let's the import
ed boss select whom he considers the prop
er thing. Those who reciprccate by invit-
ing the Mogul to their houses get the invi-
tations.
About two years ago he concluded, as
that old generation was thinning out an
other scheme must be got up to get in the
younger generation, so he organized what is
commonly called the F. G. D. c., meaning
the Family Circle Dancing Glass. 1t also
meets at Delmonicos every fortnight, five
times in the season, the subscription price
being 500. So, practically, this man,
whom nobody knows except in connection
with these balls, manages the principal en-
tertainments in New York for ten weeks OF
the fashionable season tho patriarchs bal
coming in between the Z. G. D. c. balls
ltis boss government OF the most ridicu.
lous sort. McAllsster has cut some Of the
Astors lately and leans toward the Wander,
bilts, whom he deftly handles,
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-07-20
DOG AND wasp.
txhibition of What Looked Like Rsassn By
Lower animals.

Exhibition of What Looked Like Rsassn By
Lower animals.
From the Rochester Democrat.
A small sized but fleet running dog chased
large raccoon from wheat field and over
took him on the bank Of the creek. about
rod from the water. The raccoon faced
the dog and sat upon his haunches for bat
tie. The dog seized him just below the fore
legs IN front and tried to shake him but
could not, for he was heavier than the dog.
ihe animal Immediately set his long, sbarp
teeth in the side of the dogs head and
clasped him in his claws. The dog whining
with pain, tried TO pull away md shake oil
| the raccoop, but was held fest, when he
turned TO- the creek and dragged the raccoon,
Whlch sun chung to him, into the creek,
were ne held him under water adroitly
| keeping his own nose out, till the raccoon
became SO exhausted that the dog shook him.
on and then seized him by the throat and
mastered him. The occupant of a room with
she door opeu into the street was startled one
gay by the entrance, with n huzzing noise,
OF large blaish wasp OF the kind that cap.
tufes spiders to place in their nests for
thelr % growing wasps to feed upon. Aftea
hyihg around the wasp went to @ cornep
~here large house spider had made a
broad weo near the ceiling, with n LONG
close hiddng place extending down in tx, tIa
corner. The wasp how under the w.b sns
examined this hiding place CLOSELY avnar.
! emily to see If tho spider was home and
then, as if satisfied Of the fact. few out into
m .he room, and. returning, dropped down m on
the center OF the web, buzz;nr and anttar-
ing IKE caught fly. TheEsupon tho old
soiaier rushed out in great haste to captura
ms prey, and as soon MS he came within
reach the wasp picked him up md flaw, flew
away with him. Was il reason Or instinct
/ Shas cinsed the action Of these two animals
/ "ille ahaef these circumstances? Whaterey saws
~ Pscihes sc4ea Is blind tendency tn snme moaa
on s.t.on ~ ilnuepe"dent Of any considerations
ha W. .na EaiS OF Toe agent or the end to whiol,
' nn aol,om aonun; ieais" Did these animals have
aera consideration" ~ 81 or expectation Of tho
! CIV VI op1ect to which their action led?n
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-07-20
,;otnr 10 Pay tie Debt.

A Missouri paper tells of farmer who
owed one Walt Perkins S25, and had owed
him for years. One dny he met Walt and
said:
Don't be uneasy, Walt, have the thing
all fixed by which I can pay you" Walt
asked him how he had got it fixed, and the
old granger said: Well, Walt, if nothing
happens. next year I hope to raise good
crop Of corn, and intend to tlade some Of
old mare, and he wants to trade her for o
yoke of oxen. Now. Walt, when raise the
corn and get the oxen, will make tho trade
for the old mare and then l will bring her
home and raise mule colts--and, Walt, the
very first mule colt sell, you shall haya
the money"
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-07-20

greater surface TO attack. And there IS
one other very important matter TO
be taken into consideration in
connection with pigs run.
ing upon grass. 1t furnishes them ex-
ercise, and exercise the reader need no,
De told, is about as important as food.
1t is true that Pig does need a quarter
section to range over to get exercise
enough, but on the other hand, it should
not be too closely confined, and if on
pasture it will be no danger OF that. If
1t has plenty of room it is sometimes the
case that soiling is very profitable. 1t
requires less land to support pig if the
soiling is adopted, and where there are
not many pigs it is altogether practical
and profitable.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-07-20

Hancock Olive Beanch: John, Harring.
ton of White Bear, Pope county, was ar
rested by Sheriff Peacock and brought be-
fore Justice H. ], Dresser, charged with the
crime of incest with his niece Florence f.
Hewitt, aged fourteen. Harrington waived
an examination and was put under $500
bonds to appear at the next term of the dis
trict court. Miss Hewitt is quite small, act
more matured than the average child OF
nine years. This beast in human form has
peen using TINS child TOR the n gratiheation Of
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-07-20
HOMEwARD BOUND.

Together they rattle along the street,
Those old-time chums called wind and rain
Playing the strangest tricks with your feet,
Till you tumble and stagger again.
But little careI
While can see
A light in the window
AT home for me.
haeten faster, with heart grown light,
can almost see the cozy room.
Defiance to you, Storm King, tonight;
You can't keep me out in the gloom,
For the beacon is bright
And can see
A face in the window
At home for me.
Cheerily blinking the street lamps shine
Waiting to see the doors flung wide,
And in the radiance Of home divine
Some ones waiting inside.
Some one's waiting
And can see
Red lips helding
A kiss for me!
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-07-20
Women as Private Secretaries and
Type Writer'S.

type writer's.
1t has been found by business man
who have availed themselves of wom-
ans work in type writing that women
possess the inestimable advantage of not
being the rivals of their employers. A
man acting the part of private secretary
]. confidential clerk may leave his en-
ployer at any moment and set up for
himself. With young women the case is
different For reasons which everybody
recognizes but which, perhaps, will not
hold good forever, they are not regard-
ca by business men as possible riavls.
In the next place, MY private secre
tary," said well known solicitor Of pat
ents the other day, nodding in the di-
rectlon of young woman who sat in
front OF type writer, "has been in the
office two years and has never lott
average salary of such secretary is $500
year. Sometimes thousand dollars is
earned. The use of the type writer can
be learned in week, and after prac-
tlce OF three or four weeks clever girl
can write faster than q penman. Per
sons who can play on the pianoforte be-
come proficient in a shorter time. In
any case it is comparatively easy to be-
come first class operator. All hour or
two day IS as much as any young wo-
man ought to practice when beginning.
10 become first class photographer or
short hand writer's much more difficult.
The young woman who begins at the age
OF twelve or ten years is likely to sue
ceed the soonest. The best private sec
retary is one who can write short hand
ana can operate type writer. She is
afltn IN taxa down 10 lo+&
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-07-20

The military order, disgracing Maj, War
son, appears in the Des Moiner daiIypapers
by order OF the war department.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-07-20

ing Of a world whose whole life centers
in and is founded upon the home. 1t is
not TOO much to say that no girl ought
ever to come to maturity without .laving
acquired both skill and taste in every
art of the household, or that no woman
deficient in this particular can marry
without serious risk to her own happi-
ness and to that Of the persons about
her. 1t does nobody any harm for the
calculate an eclipse, but it is disastrous
TOR her to be herself aclipsed by her
Bridget.-G. Z. Eggleston in Harpers for
July.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-05
user 1T Irau @iaslo,p :?

Do, e!eis Jtast eft sefsQt mirp, mou,n
mir sinfah faben, bab ils eins Dame III,
bic IS ith felt 80 Sabrea ,ur Nufsats n,ad.
ts. Grausnfranfbsitsa tadptfah::h absr
Sinh rsrenfbsitsn ,a futi,tr. Sie BOT
Die 0cnGitgiira unc biz DsnnyfaiiIy eirisr
;a5lrsidea 3lafisn t,icHeses pspri-t ano
ais 8sfu!tat prat; iA Rtnnig.E. uao
@tfabruna. nsltAt f. im eaufe siues Rru.
lhsnallsrS als 8raassnpFsserin unl a.;t
sslammelt. bat iis osn 5potin3 SYrup
ais bsfonoerfs Wtttst fiji saDusnts Rinser
,ulammenseieb!. g,isfe Msbi;in bat zine
maoil&e gHtrtuns Ts att Auts =.
@eiunebeit unb erbdlt oiTsnsn gsit. Su
Gciss bislsr Meoi,in III Grau Mi"sl
wsltteratmt gspc' cen als Woblttdtesin
Der &inter. llno iis 8infer w,rten srp6
unb eonfen ibr taiiir. auh In biefsr Stabt
bat lie bic 0inrsr 81 Dant pfrpHthtet.
@robe Quantitatsn sss Seot!us 5yrup
tpe,ren bier tdslih usrfaui! uno pertraudbt.
sHir stauStu. Wse. 1piaslop bat Id
eurd osisn A.titel unittrblih asmacbt
une. MIR llne iiter,eusi, cnb hura esnfel.
ben aaufsnSe ucn Rintern etrttlet wnrben
unb cab Willionen etnislsen nod NIT
9tfole actrauGen wstbsn. Seine Mutter
tat itrs pllidt estban. wtnn He nidf
Mle. Winslop'0 Soct'ns Sp.up an
wanbte. 8erfutt ss A(le Babies Biiltor
Stem g)Orf. gu petaulsn tti alen
Dru9eiasn. -25 Gents tie 8!aihs.
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80 N Tppe erreftel.

spl0iam s. Gcusblin Don ssome,siue,
WaE, iast Sm Serbf 1875 tciam
i'd 9un0enbluten, seioIst bon cinem BETTE
gen 0niten. Sd p:rIcr zen Appt,it uno
nlein 6leiih unb wurbe b.tt!dseria Sn
1877 bradts man mid ins ScapitaI. Gle
Ner3!e e,fld,ten, Id, Bate cin Sod in met
ner QunSe per Der @rSbe eires talten
DrGarltiids. sosar o'e Nadridt pcn
uletnsm Eece perb,s:iete ad Sds slt
alIc 5o6auus auf; ea empbabl mir elm
Jrsub Or. William 6alls Dol.
+ a III iir bic eunse. SD sebrardte
eine 6laidc uno III meintm @rlianneu
wuros i'd tsfer. uno bin bsuie eeiiinosr,
ola hit otei Slbren.
SD idreibe oies In Der Soffnama, toG
Sober mil t'anfer qunse Betofiett Or.
D lillian Sails Dalfam ae.
braudt, uno Id Bin iiber3eust, bab eas=
felbe Gle Nna,eb.uns BELT SD fanu
pcliiic bebaupten. bae mir ser Baliun,
mebr @utcs crmieisu bal. ale aue iihri=
osu arsenrisa ,uia'nmen, c,e 10 nubm.
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uro On ia5telt pcrbin ielbit mir ippllten
nod Snoer lttn. crnioerte gennden in
! itrer 8eerdnoniB.
!; 2u bait 9tedt, Nennp. Du bi1t nod Elm
Sinh unb fannif Dein ciaen Ser, niNt
peritcben. Sd mil1 Di6 niht qaslen,
aaer i'd f1nn cen geconfen nidt falien,
oaB mir Beibe. bic mir 3uiamnen lsben
une rentea selernt, isnlalS lollten pbne
chamber leben fSnnen! Wiir mdre cine
Grennung ppn Dir mie Der Sob!
Sd hitte Did, Bore nun auf copon;
'renn i'd nidt.pcr berartisen @eiprd1cn
lei Gir iicler tin, 70 bleibe id ME mebr
NIT lir etIein.
Sci rnhis, 2lnnu, lei rubis, On follil
se'plB felu ioIdlea Wert nlebr bon mir bo<
rem. ST periprede es gir, aber unter
'iner gecinsun9.
9tnn relder?
DAP Ou mir es freimilg iuaeu mtlln,
psnn Ou mir einmal gut lift. Denn es
mare ia bod nSsliA, oab Dein iunses
perj emit fiir MIDI crnadte. Sd fonn
ntdt von Der 6cffunng lalien. Bie aber
loll i'd es oenn erfabrsn, ,penn id Did
ME metr frasen BARI?
aennden 3SSerte betreten.
Wenn Du mir pas nidt selOtit. Nnna,
sebarrts CT, runn lcllit Du aud feline
Stube Dor mir finocn uno id weroe Dir
psn nleiner 2iebe pcrflusen, 70 Oft i'd
Did iebs!
5n @citeS Namen oenn, id mill Dir's
eA'lid llsen, ipenn weun. ;.
SSinn Du mid liebif?
IA. aeer cb Dit mid bis babin ned
ih'ah? Wenn id-man peiB ia MIDI :
-rtai: ld Fid germ bate uno On mid
Hnai?
f.tnrtfbanJ fciai
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CORRESPONDENCE Der ~ssreie Nreiie".
eagle Yab, 2. Mars 1888.


WaIbingtons Geburtstag borbei uno
Qllle5 nod fabl. Gin ytorber iagt boll=
It1nbig ben anbern unb bas Gelpitter,
ipeldes mir in ber 9ta6t bonn %. big
%. 6ebruar bat.en, miro pobl bic 8e=
getation nod cine Weile ldnger suriid=
balten, benn bic alte 8auernregel: Gin
Gelpitter ilber ben fablen Walb ma6t
bic 2uft bon Neuem falt", beipabrbeitet
| ii6 gepoDnli1. @inige S1palben bon
Der ih6nen, bunfelblau gldnsetoen Qlrt
ma1ten 51on porise Wo6e ibr gri6ei=
nen, baben Iid aber ipeoer fortgema6t.
Cine Sdwalbe ma6t eben aud bier
nod feinem CONNER nnb 10 lange bic
Snieften li1 mod Derborgen balten,
BADEN au1 bic S9malben 6aittage, TO-
gar obne 8il6oie. Sie Bfirli1bdume
bliiben inbeB unb Oies Wetter 1T fur elm
Gbhtabr bebeutenb better, als iparme
Witterung unb bann en ipdter 9iabts
froit binterbrein. 8ei bem ebea err
Ddbnten @emitter regnete es auh eno=
LID, obglei1 aud bie5mal am WDrgen
ein Weitlturn bic Hegenmolfen Dertrieb.
Sic Maulbeer= uno Wessquitbdume iino
nod obne 8ldtter. g8enn man es frei=
lid erlebt bat, ipie 1868 in Minnelpta,
baB nod cm II. Mai fein 0riiner @ras=
balm fieb iiber'm 8ooen seigte, 10 bat
man parten gelernt. 9Ber es aber
ni6t ielbit geieben bat, Ter glaubt es
aud faun, nit wel1er S6uellisfeit
bort glaes mdff, ipenn bann nad bem
eriten Sommergetpitter pl6bli6 bic
marine SabrcsSeit anfdnst. Oem wdbz
reno es in 5eras 4 Sabres,eitem giebt,
bat man bort BLOB amei: Sommer uno
Mnter, bic beibe srabeSu nit Der Sbilre
ins 9aus fallen uno ungefabr beibe
| aud gleide Sauer baben. Siinf WO=
nate bdlt aann geluObnli6 Die glsbrilde
bes MiiiiiIippi uno oberbalb oes gBai=
ierfalles BON Sanet Mntbpnn, mo- bas
Ma6er bod getpib raid fliebt, babe i'd
AZ 3oll bides Sis geieben. Oas 1T
aber au6 Sis; benn tup6enlang fann
es i'm 9oIraum i'm Sonnenibeine lie
gen, Dbne au i1melaen unb ber Name,
ben bic 5ilrfen in Nleranbria Dem er=
iten gile gaben. bas lie iaben rno bas
elm Boftoner Sdiff bingebradt batte,
paBt gang pOrireftlid oarauf; lie nann=
ten es ndmlib yperlteinertes Waier. -
Wenn's nur bic Menl1sn MAIDEN f6nn=
ten, mie bic Sbwalben! Sm Minter
in ben Siiben unb im Snmmer nod
bem Norben, no, ipena bier 9llles f9on
perlenat III oas 8ras Der inla5le9baren
prdrie pie Elm GetreibeIelo ipogt, uno
aus Der griinen Gldde Die blauen 8luz
menitrdube bes pblo Drummonbi init
ben prd6tgen, ipie i6arla6Iarbener
Sammt gldusenoen. Sigerlilien binauss
ragen. Yielleidt peroen bic seiels
fdaftli6en 3ultdnoe mad uub na6 10
perniinftig, oab, mas jebt nllr g8enige
fOnnen, gielen ST. 8ebote iteben miro
uno man i'm Sommer bic iuunberboaen
.Nugen Der prdrie", iuie Die .Gafota=
Snbianer in ibrer 9tatur=poelie bic bic
len berrliden Seen nonnten, beiuden
miro, unb 10 mie oann Der Sommer=
5auber ieuer @egenoen Doriiber lit, nit
benz fdnaubenben OampiroB in ben
ionnigen Silben ellen fam. Vorldnfig
it's freili6 Elm 5raum unb iuirb fir
yiele aud nur elm Sraum bleiben.
glber piele 5rdunV linb Nabrbeit ae-
! iporoen; iparum follte es bieier nidt?
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g-}is Wenise finbcn I'M 9eben bic
ri0til,t 3eit unb geben baber oft ibren
Guin tatsegen. Sait bu 6uiten, 10 gez
brau,ile sur ri9tigen 3eit Sr. Aug II #
6 6nig 8 Sam burger Sru # Zee
unb bu ,uirt nidt ua6ber auf Dem &ran@
fc. 'aser gu bereuen baben, baB bu bic
rif)lisiie 3eit Dem unipobliein sn iteu-
i, DerpaBt 1atteit.
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9ie So ipitaldrste in Wien babeu
bel Seeirltng eines ibrer patienten, mel
der pollig intelligent unb eeiunb gepe=
Ten NOR, in ieinem Gebirn einen Naael
eutoedt, tpel6er fbon in leiuer Ginobeit
bineingetrieben tporben 1ein muB, oa er
ibn ME beldItigt batte. = Ser Sal
miro beiipiellos eenannt.
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Suits
Yille,.

ZsmRfon,e elmer
mmtb dttAcm g E B er.
Nlanget an Mppetif, @eparin 8erftcsfuns,
Gnner;en I'M Scpf nit eirtert enmpfen Gefiibl
q, N 2itefisgis G@msris utter s, hen Ssltsf .,;,
AtneiaAng asseH iebe fGrperlidpe ocer scifiise
Etdfl8tfif rei ;taresE temperament tribe gtiiii<
fgiin4 NIT bem teionnereu @eflibte, irgeub
etne Gtliesenbeit rergeiien 81 baten, Wiibigs
feit, Qeirre, 9er3ficpfen, Yuntte ocr ben Au8eii,
aelbe Saut, htertampt &cpffd,merSen obertaI6
pes yedteu augeS, uHrubiger SGlaf init teanas
itissnoEn Hr6Nmelt .itarf sefartter tlrin unp
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-05
Waacrs Weufd,eu.

Wells Health Remover felt bic
sSslunpeeit piecer ter nac gieb. 4saft,
sur'ri aal6cnlhrdhe, ualrutltariei. unb
aneers @e'tlsdtefebier 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-05
w,roen een Wunb. peu;ebcn enrd
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weid'ss cie 3ibne 10 { &, bas 2atnflsiIh
roiis nno Zen Aibent anaeneb NJ
ntataf. Ss eatfernt ben Wcinft1in una=
itanris une teirotrt fe por Ye,eeibcn.
Bel Orosuiften su babsn.
81 " tfr,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-05

4mtt'S S 0tr . y {.
@xans Saare pber 81 ,psrben purts elm slnsIses
anftrngen ctefsr Hdrbe an gtdntenp fhwnrben
perpdeet ee Scrtebf eine nafnrllde 5arbs unp rrit
afoetIt6i:. In rerfouien In Hpcttefen ocer ure ra
Gnirlana bon 81 enrdp Gtpreb rerfarpt
Gffce 3j URmrraU &ftxet, Reips@prf.
fIr: In{r& Wanuait msrftuouer iiHterveiniaen uuel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-08-30

Attorneys ORR AND Lowry Attorneys
az Law-oflce over Thomas and Orton's store
cast side of Court House square.