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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-05-21

Land Office at Worthtngton Minn,,
May I, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam.
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
that said proof will be male before the U. S.
Land Office, at Worthing; on. MIMI, on
June l9, l8S: viz:
Viz: Atam Stoderl,
Homestead application, No. 1853,
For the swA sec plot 40.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of
said land, viz:
Andrew Erick son. Fred klasig, Rel Soles and
Jacob Sanger. Of Mobiles crunty, Mimi.
% Mons GKINAGER, Register.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-05-21

Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival
at Good Templars' Hall, Friday eve.,
under the auspices Of the Order.
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LAND OFFICE ut Worthington. MINI.
May 9. 1885.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
that said proof will be made before the U. s.
Land Office at Worthington, Mimi, on
June 2Uth, 1855,
Viz: Amos L. futile.
Homestead Application No. 1l,4CS,
For the e13swZ sec. s-l02-39.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
said land, viz:
VIM. NJ Stokes, John Hansberger, G. II. Vos-
burgl,, S. Mclean of WorthingtOn, Mimi.
e Mons GRINAGER, Register.
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1 am now prepared to deliver
ice at any time. Parties supplied at
stations along any of the railroads.
Parties wishing ice for ice cream
purposes supplied at any hour.
37-tf F.. &. PANELL.
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r an W TINE rApYR

c.. N. W. TIME TABLE,.
Time of departure Of Passenger Trains from
JfankatO:
Leave for Chicago Ga. m. as IS p. m.
New Ulm at IS a. m. 4 Is p. m.
Time Of arrival ::
From the East, 6 20 m 4 Is pm
From the West, sos am 4 6 90 m.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AuDgrOR-E 8. Mills.
TREAsURER-Wm. WiYhAm:
REGISTER OF DEEDe-B. +. johnson.
jUpoy o. PnOBAfH-Kmory Clark.
Click o. COUHf-LA b. Bennett.
onRRIYy-R. II. Miller.
GoTs4 c91,ss'es.sa%%e y. VICE. S:oa
ee0,INfY SURyEYOR-W. A. Peterson.
CORoxIR-Dr. L. W. Warren.
COUNTY Sur4RINTBND1NT-A CampOoII.
COMMISSIONERS.
First District-r. Blaine, ot' HerSey.
6scond Djstrict-kmil Gr1f, Of Wtl!mone.
mid Dtserict-James Gown, Of Adrian.
10vrfh District-Wm. Parry, OF Little Rock
nth Disertct-D. She'll. W0rthington, Chm.
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Steamship 1ickets.

You have no excuse for going With
out Carpets now, - Thayer has Just ~
ceivod IN elegant assortment, aud pri-
ces that will surprise you. SOFT
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At the recent election of the Good
Templars Lodge, the following officers
were elected:
Worthy Chr Templar-IIerbert Lewis.
" Vice I" Hattie Smith.
Recording Sec.-Thos. Husselton.
" Financial " Peter Christianson.
j." Treasurer-Hattie Fish.
I" Marshal-Geo. uusseltOn.
Chapiaip-Elder Copp.
" Sentinel-Russ Shepard.
''Inside Guard-Sadie Cummins.
p. ". G. Twill Loveless.
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ICE.
I am prepared to deliver ice morning
and evening". to parties wishing the
same. = IVY r. a. FIRTH.
You can see the incest line of Cling.
hams and Print that has ever been IN
this market at H. E. TOrrance's. 802
WANTED.-A good girl to do general
homework. (37-tf) GEO. j. DAY.
For SALE-ENG1NE LATHE. 16 inch
swing. 81 tt between centsrs. back
geared, screw-cutting rod feed, good
rs new, together with overhead pull.
lies, chucks, center and steady rests,
drills, tools etc. a. fine tool. Cheap
for cash, or will exchange for pair of
work mares. T. s. SEYMOUR,
3S-4w Milford, II.
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Friday last IL rained which was fol-
lowed by another cool wave. Tuesday
night it rained again and the weather
is cool. Hence we hear of a "back-
ward spring." Dnt we notice that the
prairie all around is green and the
trees are putting out leaves. More
over, parties who recently returned
frsm Michigan and Wisconsin tell US
that the spring and the crops are more
backward than here.
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BUGGIES FOR SALE.

We have car load Of EUGGIES on the way
which we will sell for Cash, or trade for Hay.
Cattle, Horses Hogs, or Sheep. Will sell cheap
28-3m HANSBERG Err BROS
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IShLEK'S
Y :AERb
Differs.

No remedy has yet been discovered
that is so effective in all KIDNEY AND
LIVER COMPLAINTS. MALARIA, DYSPEP.
S'A' etc.. and yet It is simple and harm.
less Science and medical skill have
combined with wonderful success those
herbs which nature has provided for the
cure OF disease. It Strengthens and in.
v'go'ates the whole system.
Hon. ThaddeuG Stevens. tho distinguished Con.
gresham. once wrote 20 afellov noemher ma ~
suffering from indigestion and kidney dieeeoo,
tn Miahler's herb Bitters, I believe Il Nm cur
~. nave nsed It foR both indigestion and aaec.
0oo69 tne 0dne1A. and Il 70 The most wondeeful
!: coatiou of nedicinal herbs ever ~"
1GN0ALER HERB BITTERs co.
oomraeree st., Philadelphia.
9SS1a9'SF lsas,nt Worm Syrpp Never 15iia
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70
/: A ACHE 5iA'''s'

~ ache all over!" What common ex.
preston; and how much it means to many
q poor sufferer! These aches have
cause. and more frequently than is gener-
ally suspected. the cause is the Liver o,
Kidneys. No disease is more painful OF
serious than these. and no remedy is 50
prompt and effective as
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SUMMONS.

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
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Successor to PEPPER & SONY
Practical Photographer,

u East Third st. st. PAUL, MINI.
Careful attention given to copying old pictures.
~Our speeialty-The finest Work that a,
b produced.
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HI. q. FREE.
Contractor & Builder.

stima tes made for all kinds Of work.
Correspondence solicited.
WORT1IINGTON. MINI.
32-ly
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Herd Notice.

will be prepared to herd cattle on and after
May 10th at the rate of 81 per head up to Oct.
! lst. Cattle sailed regularly once week.
EMIL GRAF,
s2-3w Sec. 30, Willmont.
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wilIm0nt Herd.

TIE undersigned will herd all the cattle
soc i head. Salt free. lhave one of the best
ranges that ca" be found. with plenty Of water,
and will warrant satisfaction OF no pay.
iC-tf JOHN MOCK.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02
Lease of NM Property.

Sealed proposals. will he received Ivy the
clerk Of the Circuit Conrt of the United
States for the Southern District of Aissis-
sippl, at jackson Mississippi, for three
consecutive weeks from the date of the
insertion of this advertisement, for the
Lease of either, or both of the Saw Mills
of WeSson & Money, and Of the timber
privileges ON the lands of WesSon a
Money. for the purpose If making lumber
by said Mills, and also fo! the Railroad or
tramway thereto connected: such pro-
p0sals to state the time and terms upon
which the party may be willing to lease
the property, the rept to he paid in
monthly installmentS. and the bidder 10
file with his hid a bond for the faithful
performance of the proposal, if accepted,
in the penalty of fifteen thousand dollars.
These Mills are stationed near Bogue
Chitto, Mississippi, and surrounded by
magnificent pine forests upOn thousands
of acres of land belonging to WesSon X
Money, the timber from which can he
used by tine Lessee of said mills. 1t is a
rare chance for mill men.
This Lease to he made under decree
Of said coUrt made on the 9th day of June,
1885.
Il. L. BRIsTER, Receiver.
Bogne Chitto, Miss, June Is, loS5. -5w
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02
The Pcohle.tlonis.s Of rranHlLn.


IL "c""g'lanrr " ih previous notice. &c
morjipE a. citizens ~ Franklin county
was held in the Cnurt ;iuu-r al saii coun-
ty on the .s}pd day uf June, tu take iuio
consideration the sal ject of Prohibition,
aud To elect delegates 10 the STATE PcrIi.
bition Convent ou at Jackson. July 1t.
On motion, Hon. :. ;. Montgomcry was
called 20 the clair, and T. J. Scott re-
queSted to act a. secretary.
After the chairman had explained the
object Of the meeting, the meeting was
addressed by Capt. X. r. webb.
On motion of VI. +. Byrd committee
consisting of Capt X. Il. Webb, l.. T.
Scale aud Rev. G.. W. Farmer, was APP
pointed 20 draw up resolutions expressive
of the SENSE Of the meeting: whereupou
the following preamble and Resolutions
were read and adopted:
WHEREAS. The banrful influence and
demoualIzIng effect of the traffic in ar
don't spirits in any community, and rspc-
cialiy IN This county, is such a. Ia cHnSr
the deepest concern for the youth uG our
couutrN, and believing aN we do thar il /,
the duty of every wrll-wishrI to the cit.
liens of our land {" put forth his strength
and best efforts tu remove from them that
which tends to hinder their progress in
morals and usefulness therefore he II
resolved,
l. That we will not support any man
for the Legislature " ho il not in favor at
Prohibition in the county, and VIII" is not
willing I" pass "A law submitting the qnes-
tiul ot Prohibition 10 II vote of the PEG
pie.
>. That it i. the sense Of tins meeting.
that Il decided majority OF III" voters nt
Franklin county are opposed 10 TIE trai-
fc in ardent spirits, aud If given chance
will vote inI Prohibition.
3. That VIZ appoint three delegates to
the state Convention To represent the IA
t"Irsts of this county in said Conventions.
(. That the chair appoint an Executive
Committee consisting of one from each
SJIveT"i>OT's district
On motion, the above resolutions We're
unanimously adopted and the following
were appointed by the chair as members
of said executive Committee:
District No. Capt. y. +. Davis.
District No 2-E. i. Scale.
District No. ST. W. Sullivan.
District No. ii. i. Porter.
District No. - II. McGrhee.
On motion, j. J. PROXY, T.. Il. Sra'e and
I. X. Whitehead were elected delegates
to the State Prohibition Convention, and
Mcssrs. II. u. Magce, NJ. +. Byrd and
Hon u. NJ. Currie, aitclnatcs
ON motion, the Executive Commute"
were instructed to invite speakers to he
present and address the citizens of "nr
county ON Prohibition ut oar next regn-
lar meeting on the Ash Monday in Sep
TENDER next.
On motion, The Secretary was request
Il 40 furnish copy at the proceedings
If tins meeting to the Editor of the
BRcoKHAvEN LEADER for publication.
5. :. MONTGOMERY.
Chairman.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02
Only Fractions of Llv 9s.

Vow many persons live only fraction
of average human life heransc thy neg
lect to take the cnmnou"s. precautions,
against sickness. L; Is disease in it,
maturity that kills, aud maturity implies
growth. A Slight iud:spos.tion is usually
Iii ,htcd They who avail Themselves
ut Ho,tcttcr's Stomach Bittcrs know it
~ b. cfiiracious in chronic ca,co of dis
":~', but the process If cure is 1t far
r..>i,: ,n" il il j. used in carly sttg -.
uysprp>ra. rnnldidl disease, laeI".atIs.a,
constipation and liver arrangement. L"i
hose vino wOa.d avoid the peril when
"ycn the most pot"mt remedies 'aNuut
avert. steer clear of TIA" rock upon which
81 many constitutions split-aa under
appreciation ut the danger OF neglect. 1t
vii not do to omit care and rrCOuIsc to
medicine when hraith Is affected. II
dehlilHtcd. or nrINouS, "r dysreptic take
it tpr granted Nnu al" ia wait of Il
rcmedy, use of the lIttrTS.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02

n j. ,jr,,,d i:r lame trtdr u. b.N-,
aud iriH.d. ThiS,sdr# rl.r amu~,iu,t!4
f'r ti, day. BGi G-iUrc having lie sui
jet, have suggestion 10 r!akc to al
the clubs that think VII b. drcid-,i
improvement to the present urg;uzdi!On.
Il il for each cluh 60 urgaGiz" rogu.sr
lnhrmary corpse with coed surgeon al
the head, those duty v III hc to attend
vii games wi Il his ljttcr-lcsrrrs to take
care of tbogc who fail IN the game and
bear them off the field aud drea their
wounds. Dor.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02
AN INTERESTING
LETTER
From sSr. Barry ~ 0iEn>sead,
Esroofu.eaaer OE"'aAe 'EiHsc>.'


The following letter is encouraging ana
worthy of careful prrusal, coming, as it
I.o, f,,,, .o rel;,hIe = source unso-
"''N' .,,..
licited. 1t contains iac'S Oh great vague
INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Oct. Il, lssl.
m n,yIp KENNEDY
Dc,o r,rto, ,.o,rsJ bo,.o hao,
p,,a ~ r',,, d;.n.,1n ~ ~. t;JnavS NJ
S''l',', ,,"I,' 90 nv tn MAKE life n hnrG.n
n,Iri,,r th;s t,n,,. s,.var,} nf th,. hest
b"il'S '"'o i t,',.,l ~,
P''A9 ,it,T :" ',', mil Il. 4 ~
WIZ, VIZ In,,',i,',I - r,J,.f 7 ,ben trind
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02
Chancey Court.

Cbancery Court of Lincoln county con-
vened here last Monday morning with
Chancellor McLaurin presiding, with the
following attorneys in attendance
Messrs. J. S. Sexton of Hazlehurst,
Benz. King, Esq, of Beauregard, a. ii.
Lopgimo of Monticello, T X. Stockdale
and w. p. Cassidy, of Summit, and {. f.
Packwood of Magnolia, and Sessions Il
Cassidy, Il. II. Thompson, A. &. McNair,
A. Lewenthal, Jr., w. Il. Spencer and }.
b. Deason of the local bar.
A good deal of business has already been
disposed of and with the present rapidity
the docket will be- pretty well cleared
by the end of this week. Nothing OF
great importance to our general readers
has been decided, yet some nice legal
questions have engaged the engenuity OF
counsel.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02

A pleasant Sunday-School picnic tcok
place last Saturday at the we'll between
the Henry aud Isaac Smith places. 1t was
a most enjoyable affair, We are told. pa
ticlrated in by the members of Union
sunday scho"l under In" supcrintend.y
of Mr.. +. Henry, and their friends. The
best of order prevailed and tempting edi-
blcs abounded, the tables being arranged
Ivy Mrs. McCalcb, Mrs Calender, Mrs.
Henry, Mrs Pearl and the Misses Loftin.
We return thanks to the superintendent
for an invitation to Lc present, and regret
Onr inability t. respond.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02

kohlman has on baud all and cNcIy
article to be found in Il country store,
which hr wishes 20 impress onrcNrry one
viii lie sold at IA shaving profit. AuN
sold regardless OF cost. Bear thl, in
mind.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02
+. /. 3iEApIs * &C..
Iir0Ok haven, Miss.

Zig lot Of straw hats Of every de
srriptron are sample lots and were
purchased at Il great reduction. Come
aud PROCURE onr or mole, Trey are dirt
cheap. N"u will also find Irany more
Goods at KoIlmau'~.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02

CRoCP WnporrNG CoUGH, and Eron-
chitis Immediately relieved hy NhI,h'>
Cure. For sale by pau-htry y Smllie.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02

YoH vii. always find what you want Al
powclrS, and y"u will alNaA, find goods
- low ut PO"e!ls as any where IL
America.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02

Creole FEMALE Tonic at
T 7. MxAcE, S; Co,
Book haven, Mas,
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02

Adrlcatr child is more subject To worms
han II healthy, one as in the economy
Vt nature one animal is made To sVhSi>t
upon another, and the weaker goes down.
At the first indication OF worms admiu,,-
ter SINNERS iadian Ntrmil'uge, the in
rallibp remedy.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02
PROCEEDlNGS
or tive lincoln County Democratic
Executive Committee.


At meeting a.! the DcmocTnt!c LxcCu.
tive Committee Uf Lincoln county. hcld
at BIookhaTrn, SsttuIiaT. Jnuc 27;h,
lSS0, In pursuance Of tie call of tho
Chairman, after organization, it was,
un motion of Mr.. W. f. Parsons,
ResOlrod. That neat meetings in
the respective beats lie held at tine usual
voting places on Satu rduy, the 18th day
nf July, 1855. NJ which time aud places
the Democratic voters are urged Ia as
sCmblr and Clt,t delegates to u county
convention.
On motion Of Mr.. a. J. Martin It was
further
Reso'rcd Tint n County Democratic
Convention I've and the same is hereby
called 10 meet at the Court House at
Brookhaycn OH Saturday, the 18th Of
July, 1855.
On motion of Mr. s. p. McIcc it was
further
Ecsoired, That the beat meetings elect
delegates TO the comfy convention III ac-
C"idHnce with the superintendent made
br the rule promulgated 10y tine lart
county convention, - follows:
Braohhaven.. III Montgomery I'D
Bogue Chltto.... 6 Little Bahaia....3
Fmr River. 3 IIaII's.............5
Adam's.......... 3 Lard'> blill.......5
vanrhn's........ East MilI..........2
CaSeyvIllr.
On motion of Mr. p. Buie, tho commit
tee adjourned.
r. II. THOMPSON,
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02
Ice, Ice !

For fanatics, kept on hand daily by N
+ Ieary, Front street. Brookhavrp
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02

Powell means to sell and to sell for cash
and sell low,
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02

Creole Female TOME has made rohus.
wives and mothers of confirmed imvalidS.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02

For THE SUMMER.-far more in
MIGRATING than Il trip to the seaside j.
the timely use of Creole Female Tonic.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02

Lcary has opened lemonade and ice
cream stand at his store on Front street.
which will he found grateful resort
these hot days.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02

SUILoI'S C0UGu and Consumption
Cure is sold hv MS on guarantee, II
cures Consumption. For sale by DauGh-
NY X SnNile.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02

as candidate for Te-rlt ctiun as Repre-
sentative from Lawrence county subject
10 tie action Of the Democratic party.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02

For lame back, side or chest, Gus
ShilohS Porous Plaster. Price % cents.
For sale by Daughtry 4 Smylie.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02

SHILou's VITALIZER is whaf you need
for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizzi-
ness. and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and Is cents per bottle. For sale
by Daughtry Il Snylie.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02

Wives and mothers should hot fail Il
try Creole Female Tonic.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02

SLrErLESs NIGrs, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the
remedy fnr you. For sale by Dau1htry
IL Smylic.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02

CArARRu CURED, hea'th and swrc
breath secured. by So. - Catarrh
Remedy. Price 80 cents. NI,ai Injector
free. For sal" by Dau1htr> " &lny';c.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02

WILL YOV SUFFER with dyspepsia and
Liver Compliant F.? Shiloh's Vitaliz"r is
guaranteed 10 cnre yon. For sale hI
DAUghtry 4 Smyiie.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02

On motion of Mr. =. Buie, tho commit
tee adjourned.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02
ANNOUNCEMENT.
For the Legislature.

We are antbOriErd 70 aInOunce Hon
e.. at. DALE
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-02


.r'",' e'li'l' i"':i'' 'i1r S',a' I,Snla-
Tor ana III 'E"rd'|'' - SON ~ u Il. + IN
i'duH' i-''' an" ~ ,
l. dtA'H y a..
hi""H""> e"' Mss.
l;r l,t or .,,,,v h,+s ot every, do
,,,,,lt.,,'l ~ ,', ,'I,,..;,., .,.,,,,.
l','1 - :. A.,
.Ia' r'' W., IN 1.,t,, ,,,'. ,,,nr..
%""'' 1T N"h''h'" =
Yo, viii .,iv,ys find ,Lgt ,.on wan, n
pnv,Irs and Van vii .I,.r tnd ,,noI.
=. I,,y ,t pn.,.tI- as nm, ,,L.T,. !,
Anrrrra.
CRnrp VuonprxG toI.cu and rrou-
chris i,n.'Ii,tskL rrI,e,nI y, IliI,' h's
Cur,. Fo,solt. lI Dan htrv 4 SIN, lie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19
Eeras.

Die 8iirger bon galpert baben
$500 fir bic Nbeebrannten in @albefon
geiammelt.
= Sn Der Stabt Nutim purbeu Bis
iebt $9036 fur benielben .3ped fol-
lettirt.
= Das Sdulgebdnbe am Wiu Greet
in Granflin 60. 1T o~bgebrannt.
Sn @ibbinbs tpurbe Elm ginbreher
perbaftet, Der ben eifernen 8eIof4ranf
I'M Store bon Raube u. Mtpman ba=
felbt erbrohen bate.
g. Nmsler, elm iunger Mafn in
Scalp, murbe bur6 bic 1nporfihtigfeit
zines larbisen auf Der Sasb erfhofen.
- Nu9 BEL Spler e,eignete fid elm
dbnli6es unglid. DDrt lit Sir Mer.
rel bon feimsm Sasbsefdbrten eri9oi=
fen mnrben.
-Su patrid, Mc9ennan @ountp,
b%erbrannte elm 20 Monate cites Sinh,
beHen Gleiber bur9 Die b~reiidbriae
Shmeiter befielben in 8ranb geieBt
purbeu.
= Bon 9ulims tuirb elm Grolt gemel.
Bet, Der GILES Crime pernidtete.
s.. 6or in eagle paB bat bereits
$40. 900 gebrannte Steine fur oieNfilitdrz
gebduoe in Sau Nntonio aeliefert. Ser
&Ontraft murbe fit cine Miuion folder
Steine abgef9loHen.
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M~nfanni8nn8.

lin bic Mitte bes nd9iten Monats
tper6en mir, mie aGtdbrli9 Dor Weib.
nadten, cine
s ei=Musgabe
eri6einen lafem, auf bersn Iustattung
mir beion6ere Sorsfalt gu perueuben
~gebenfen. Wir baben fir bieie Nus=
gabe elm beionoers fairies 8u6papier
aussemdblt unb bas 8latt lou inbalt,
lid unb tpposrapbii6 10 ausseftattet
perben, baB es i'm eroBen 9efertreiie
Der nSreiea prefe" bes gausen Welteus
als Elm 8orbote Der nabenben 6~eiertase
anseieben petben TAIN.
Oie 9erren @el6dftsIeute unferer
Sta6t MAIDEN mir befonbers auf biefe
Iusgabe, bic in 5000 Gremplaren
erf6einen mirb, aufmerfiam. sic tpirb
unifreitig bas mirfiamfte Mittel fem,
Die febr itarfe beuti6e gep6lterung Der
Stabt unb ansreu3enben Counties aui
benz Wese Der Mu3eise nit ben bier auf
gefpeiderten Waarenborrdtben, bic ale
theilweiie nit 8udi@t auf bas beran=
nabenbe Weibna9tsfeft angeidaft tpur=
ben, befannt gu MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19
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Sn Der S9luBfBumg beg Rational.
Butter, 3dfe= uno Ger ereirs in Chi
eago belt 0err 2oreu3o Gagerlein, elm
erfabrener @bemifer, eitten i~nterefauten
Bortrag i6er 8utierberfdli9ung. Wi,
entnebmen bariiber Der ,Sq. Stats.
3ts." Golsenbes: 9srr Gagerfein fudts
win eni1uftli9 n~ad5umeifen, baB ole
na1gema1ten Siofe, als 8utterin,
Sleomargarin &c. ungefuub ieien UNI
giftige Subfan5en emtbielien. Butte.
rim: iagte er, lei cine Mil6ung bon
S6mal3. 9aut, 8aum6I, bider, laurer
Wfil9 uno mineraiii9en Sduren, mel.
items S9mefelidure, tpelGes aulammen
elmer lauren unb ran3igen @dbruna uns
teruorfen tperbe. Dies fei Der sem6bus
li6e Stodparbss IrtiteI; mas BON fieis
men S6uiuolern i'm @ebeimen in EEL
lerl unb unter ben OahHrlten auIams
mengemiidt perbe, oas uiiBten iiur bic
Softer. &Obes Sdmal3 bebarfte gum
S1meI5en elmer b6beren Semperatur
als Butter. fei baber f6mer 5u perbaus
en-. Sn 8erbinbung nit mineraliiden
Sduren sebradt, brinee ss enc Der off
tighten organiiden SdureH berpor.
Oleomagarin lei ni6t gang 10 fddblid
dig 8utterin, benn es lei nur Elm &C.
mild bon robem Salg unb iaurer MiId.
Tim ben f9le6ten @erud bes 6ettes au
enifernen, uirb es In Gauge getpal6ett
bic Gauge bilbet nit Der f~tlntenben fets
tisen Sdure Seife, unb bieie fam eben
10 uenig aus benz SIeomagariu emit
fernt luerben, dig bic S1mefe!idure
aus Butterin. S9lieBlid benertte
9err Gaseritein, baB pislei9t nit Der
3eit cine besetabilifde Butter etfunben
wiirbe, mel6e gefunb fei uno mel9e bic
&ulbutter erIeben tonne, ilno baB Ell
ielbf barauf aus iei. cine iolfe pegeta,
biliide Butter su erfinben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19
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Suruhalle.

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Sbeater bas Wobltbdtisteits 8 Ronaert
gum 8eifen Der bur9 bas groBe Brano=
unaliid in @albefton @ei6aoiaten fatt=
finben. Gan3 abgeieben bon benz guten
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foate. nm elm 5ablrei9ss Nuoitorium
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ben, UNI benz bon linen oeranfalteteu
&onaerte m6alidfs Mn3iebungsfraft All
berIeiben. Was San Mutonio an tiidz
tigen mulitalii9en 9ilettanten aufau
tpeiien bat, bas bat ii1 psreinigt, UNI
burd feline &unitfertigfeit nit boau BEL
autragen. Die Wotb Der arnten N6qes
brannten in @albeiton gu linoern.
Wir bofen, boB oiele lohensuertbsn
B%efrebungen allgemeine Mnerfenauna
bon Soften bes pubIitums finben md,
gen unb oas bann bementipredeno Der
finansie0e @rfolg bieies n~nfernebmens
Elm m6gli9if 9%ldn3enoer iein m6dtei