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Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21
DOUX SOUVENIR.


DAYS. Nora had fallen in love with the
description Of a violet boudoir, and when
her taste was consulted about her own
boadoir she unbesitatingly declared it|
should be hung and furnished in shades Of
purple from the deepest to the palest, and
it was done.
On this afternoon her own dress har-
monized with the room. Violet silk and
velvet trained over the purple carpet, and
band Of sparkling amethyst yiolets bound
her golden hair Even the air was laden
with faint fragrance Of tie fresh flowers.
Nora was seated at the piano playing,
while Philip Leighton leaned his fair head
against the dark damask of an easy chair,
and listened with halfclosed eyes. His
violin lay lovingly against his heart, and
his long, slender @yiolin hand," still care
lessly held the bow.
"Play No. Of the Leder," he said, as
she paused, with faint, inquiring chord
"the one which they call Sweet Remem-
brance'"
She shiyered slightly, and opened her
lips to refuse, then resolutely turning, she
began TO play. Philips eyes were open
now, and he watched her closely, as, with
tight-shut mouth and sad, strained eyes,
she played it through with rare feeling, but
evident pain. Like a flash, there passed
through his mind the thought of a cruel
wind driving before it two forms with
faces he knew. As the last note died
away Nora rose 50 pale and wan that Philip
started to his feet, looking at her in sur
prise but almost instantly her color re-
turned, and she laughed lightly,
81 once read" he said, quietly, as he
reseated himself in his purple chair, "a
very strange story about every one having
a keynote. A certain note in the scale
dominated over them in some mysterious
fashion, and every one who discovered this
possessed singular power over the person
who responded to it. The story pretended
that this was universal l think it fanci-
full myself though | have never tried to
prove it. I am certain, however, that |
have found d combination Of sounds which
has strange effect upon you, Nora. Why
do you never play that piece without evil
dent sulering?'
Again a Slight sbudder passed over her;
but after moments hesitation, she re-
piled, 81 do not know That it is 50 is
true, and although | am unconscious of
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

The great suit of Myra CLARK Y
will 90 on Just the same as before
death. Her son-in-law, Mr. Cnfl'
who was with her when the will was .;
will push the suit. He seems to na''
great fayorite with the little qu'''
woman. When he quarrelleo WV
own SON.. and killed him in her own ~ !.
she didnotcast him off, but seemed IT, !.
for his acquittal, sitting by bis sue Il |,
court room and counseIIing in D :.
She was a pretty good lawyer 2,f h
woman. She had been at law Dr r.r
fury, and had herself folIoTsp ls,es 1
in her famous case-or, ra'HS' ,;,s.s|
Der Of cases. Belva Lockwood , M
being the first woman n 'u'' j, b
argue case in court. ear n, + 81
some important case in tns 4. ~ n+op
lawyer falling to appear y 4 no NJ
ment, she took the matter nd cop
hands, and made a strong
argument in her own Osli'''
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

ears from mine. It also makes me thlhk
Of, or.see a picture"
Representing p
'eTwo shadowy figures driven by the
wind. Such sad, sad looks they turn one
the other; but sadness full Of longing,
lingering love-
This time he too turned pale. He rose
"My dear Nora, be said, 4this is growing
absurd. Absolutely I begin myself to
shiver. Come, accompany me; let US play
it together"
Complying at once, she went to the
piano. Once or twice she raised her eyes
to his face beseeohingly, as if imploring
him to stop; but he was mercilessly deter
mined to fight away this something" and
he held her to the very last. Softly, faint
|ly, the murmuring Wind-sounds died away,
until they blended into silence; but as he
turned to chide her playfully, her eyes
looked dimly into his, then closed as she
tainted In his arms.
Neither had noticed her father, who,
drawn by the music, had been standing in
the curtained doorway. He hurried in as
his daughter fell, and taking her somewhat
abruptly from Philips arms, said word
to him, and the young man retired. A
moment after, Nora opened her eyes in
vague wonder, and, seeing her fathers
face, could recall nothing Of what had
passed. He gently explained.
II was just going to call your mother"
he added "but since you are better
come, take turn up and down with me;
there now, your color is coming. Nora, l
will take this opportunity to say that 1 do
not wish you to see so much of Philip"
80, papa, he had nothing to do with my
fainting-nothing at all"
"Doy you know said her father, slowly,
"all the circumstances of Philips life?'
ono" she answered, frankly; al do
not. | only know there is something
painful in bis past about which no one
speaks"
ut concerns woman" began her father,
and then he hesitated.
papa" said Nora, "if you wish to tell
me anything, whatever it may be, do not
be afraid Of agjtating me. Philip has
never made love to me-is nothing to me,
as you seem to fear"
"Ah, then" in tone Of relief, "you
ought to know the story. Phillip is mar
ried, and his wife is supposed to be liy-
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

Mr.. Henry James's new story, the oPenIH
chapters of which will appear in the nel
number of the Century, presents some neal
characterizations Of Boston women
will not be hard for those who know thai
Boston to recognize the people who nay
suggested, if they have not sat tor ~
pictures,
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

The great-grandfather Of Ralph EaaI
Emerson, Father Moody Of York, was The
first author in the limits of Maine, sf
mon having been printed by him in lTaI
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21
4G1ts Hsrs and A5taa
Miss MolIie Garfield, daughter Of the
late President, has entered Vassar COLLEGE.

Sister Mary Cyril of the Charity Hoyt
tai, New Orleans, was last week invested
with a golden crown, in commentator.
fifty years service in her order.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-12-17

~ w. BELL, AUcTIoNEsR, Brockwsy
". Centre, Mich. Real Estate, Personal
any kind of sales promptly attended to
Orders left at this Office will receive prompt
attention. Correspondence solicited
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-12-17
Farmers can get money at low
rates OF interest OF Brown 81 Merrill.

Farmers can get money at low
rates OF interest OF Brown 81 Merrill.
Brown q Merrill intend giving
special attention to the collecting de-
partment.
Parties wishing to sell their prop
erty will do well to place on file with
Brown a. Merrill.
An elegant pair of roller skates.
No 10 1-2. for sale. They can be seen
at the EXPoSIToR office.
ANTICIPATING CHRISTMAS--N N. T..
Stratton " son presented a beautiful
high chair to little Paul Lel}aron. No
doubt little Paul feels aud tries tn lisp
''thank you gentlemen for your timely
and valuable present"
TAKE NOTICE. hereby forbid any
person or persons trusting, harboring
or allowing any of my family to get
goods charged tn me without my writ
ten order, for / will not, under any
consideration, settle for The same with
out such order. SOLOMON REED.
Brockway Centre. Nov. 10, 1885.
CARD OF THANKS To the ladies and
gentlemen Of Brockway Centre for their
liberality in giving me while soliciting
for the support OF the NJ. p. church
| would return my sincere thanks.
Also to Mr.. Cooper and the choir Of the
NJ. Il. church for furnishing the sing
ing and music for the entertainment
and supper last Friday evening.
Mrs. Jos. EFFRICK.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-12-17
MARRIAGES.

GOUGH-yAN SCRIBER-- AT the parsonage at
North Branch. on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 1885,
Rev. Mr. DeLong, George Cough and Miss
Lizzie VanScriber.
Nay they live happily. do lots of good and
reap the reward for the same at last, is our
wish.
WlXSON--HARRIS-- AT the NJ. p. parsonage
Brockwav Centre. on Saturday evening. Dec
~ 1SS5, by Rev. Ira LeBaron Martin B. Wix-
son, of Worth, and Jane Harris, of Rose
burg.
CURVlN- REED At Moore's Corners on Fri
day, Dec. II, 1885, by Justice Zavitz, Stephen
Cuivin and Miss Arvilla Reed, both of this
place
MIR. Curvn is a straightforward, honest, up
right young man and respected by all who know
MIN, and we take pleasure in congratulating the
young couple on this JOYOUS event. wedding
supper was prepared for them ut the residence
Of VIM. Mckinney
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-12-17
Sales---G w Bell, Auctioneer.

The undersigned having sold his
farm will offer for sale at his residence
one mile south and two miles east of
Brockway Centre, on Tuesday, Dec 22,
lot of stock, f%rin implements. etc.
AUGUSTA WILT.
The undersigned having decided to
rent his farm will offer for sale at pub
lie auction at his residence miles east
of old Brockway, on Monday, Dec. 81,
1885, a lot of horses, cattle, sheep,
hogs, farming implements, etc. Farm
will be rented on day Of sale.
THOs. GILLIS.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-12-17
Z o T M ELECTION.

Quite an interesting tine WAS had at the
regular review Tuesday eye1ing. Three new
members were initiated and the following OF.
fcers elected Past Com, Jas A MeDzes !;
Com, c Cooper: L. Cow, Jas Brown; X
G S Gilbrr.; f X, VIM Strong: Ere. w II
Palmer; Ply, Dr. 6 S Ney; Sergt. w II Rol.
lius; NJ 4 A, J. Middleton LIST NJ of the G.
P McDouglll 81 NJ Of the &. VIM Beadle;
Sent, Simcoe Lutz; Pic, joel Smades. The
tent is in a prosperous condition and new
members coming III at every review. Seven.
teen new members have been added in the
last wear
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-12-17
Good Results In Every Case.

d. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer of
Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with o severe cold that
settled on his lungs: had tried many rene.
dies without benefit. Being induced 10 try
Or. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
slid so and was entirely cured by use OF q
-tew bottles. Since which time he has used it
in his family for all Coughs aud Colds with
best results. This is the experience of
thousands whose lives have been saved by this
wonderful discovery. Trial Bottles free at c.
A, Wells a. Co.'S Drug Store.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-12-17
Bncklen,s Arnlca SaIYe.

The best salve in the world for cuts bruises
sores. ulcers, salt rheum. fever sores, tetter,
chspped hands. chilblsins, corns, and all
sk in eruptioDs, and POSITIVELY cures piles, or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
psrfsct satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale bv c. A.
Wells & Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-12-17
FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES.

JOB WORK We are prepared to do
all kinds of job work at this Office on
short notice. Having just put in a
large supply of material, we can furn-
ish you anything you want. Especial
attention given to orders by mail or
telephone.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-12-17
Elk Lodge, F & A M, Election.

The following officers were elected Tuesday
evening wv NJ, X B Tucker: w. Elmer
Putucy; w, ID NJ Lanesn; Treas. d Nc
s ID, Jas Benedict: j n, Jas Foster.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-12-17
VILLAGE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A shop with dwelling house. attach
ed. Lot 80 feet front running back
full length of village lot, with lane in
the rear. A desirable business loca-
ton. Opposite the Duflie block. Will
be sold cheap. For particulars apply
to- Mrs. ALLAN Brown,
3n4w Brock way Centre.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-12-17
White Bronze Monuments.

They are practically indestructible.
Age vii not impair their beauty.
All letters are raised and cannot be
broken or Clipped off.
The work is artistic.
Many of the designs which are inde-
structible in Bronze would be so fra
gile in stone as to scarcely withstand
single seasons exposure.
The designs are far more elaborate
than can be produced in stone at
double the cost.
They will never rust or become
moss grown.
They are better in every respect than
marble, granite or yellow bronze.
Thousands of purchasers corroborate
our statements.
There is but one grade-THE BEST.
These goods can be seen at the Office
of the Genl Agt. for the Detroit
Bronze Co., located with w. r. Null
ford ~ Son, Military-st., opposite
Opera House, Port Huron Mich.
+. II. KRAUsE, Gen. Agt.
Agents wanted. Mention this paper
when ordering.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-12-17
SCHOOL REPORT.

The following pupils of the higher
room, have not been late or tardy
without an excuse during the month
Of November. No pupils are includ-
ed in lhe list whose standing as deter
mined by class record kept during
The month ard by an examination at
the end Of the month is not 20 per cent.
or above 20 per cent.
EIGHTH GRADE.
Jessie Brown, 0S; Jennie King, 90;
Mark Grandy, SO;
SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADES.
George Effrick, 80 James Brown. 70 !;
Teenie Brown, 95; Lettie Effrick, 90; ;
Stella Darcy, 75; Mamie Cooper. 80; I;
James Grandy, Sc; Carrie Macarthur.
so; Grace VanWagner, 81; Blanche
Manning. 20: Olive Morrill,. 05; Nancy
Morrill,, So; Frank Middleton, rs; Mat.
tie Jones, 49, Lizzie Welch, 80; jennie
Palmer, 90: Addie King, So; Mertie
Kelly. 90; Fred Palmer. 96; Susie How
ay, 75; Lettie Meharg, 90; Hannah
Jones, 20.
FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES.
Louis Stratton, so; Eva White, 95;
Hepple Cook, 20; Emma Richardson,
rs; Helen Bettis. 70; Oracle Barrett,
rs; Howard Morrill,, %; Dee Hale, rs;
George Wilson, 05; Willie Youngs, so;
Charles Palmer, 81; Fred Ahdreae, o5;
Ida Currie, "a; Lille Hennessy. 50:
Mary Grinnell, So; Julia G.innell, so;
Florence Trainer, so; Selma Hoskins,
90; Elizabeth Cook, IS; Agnes ShiltO,
10; Charles Brown. "a; Lulu High, S4;
Willie Gorham. 90; Laura Baxter, 05;
Mary Pearce, So; Lula Wye, So; Will
lie Osworth, S5; Henry Welch, IS;
Herbert Lankin. so; Carrie Howay,
%. Il. +. LAW, Teacher.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-12-17

MILLINERY
MI AND
Ill DRESSMAKING !
All the latest styles kept on hand. Prices
reasonable. First-clsss work guaranteed.
One door north N. =. Aliens store, Brock
way Centre, Michigan.
MISS KITTIE A. CARROLL.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-12-17
BIRTHS.

GIINNELL---In Br cllway Centre. ON Saturday,
Dec. II, 1885, 70 The wife of w. w. Grinnell, a
daughter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-16
Houston & Texas Central Rail Road

Houston & Texas Central Rail Road
Die euase 2mie int Situate nit %etsbqdisnen, ub
bic en5se 2mie in 2ras, auf br ti8GA 5wet Yanagu5ase fabren, nit
Yrlntan Tarlcr Cars am Gage
@ulnlan Sleeping Cars pabreno Der WaGt.
gh dut es mshs bmd bic onnakn mbb n atus Sns sas fau ub meter mad
u New Orleans! An
moiIbf f4 Durh5asen mad alien 1baln int Nupen umb Often anidteBn.
DIE fIr3eite @ifcnhabm.8inte
smHden 9eN, &4Ms ghe. oamiba( unba allen uSrDGd uS meflb ueso.nu Dunten
ganer mad allen &DnhnS genfn unbM ,Tuui pacific eNsnb4n na Ranas gy, pambh
su g. 2pms, ''
Dura>sdafUassn tdsGA in jeoer Rt4tuus tdsltA ,wiiAen Seem Orlsans ub
81. 2pmS, sa
Safahete, Ga, Sou1on, Daaas, Sherman unb Eennpn, Gerus,
uMb ann d
WiMpuri Yutfc gabn oura bas Snbtnr=T errtcnum, pa Sort scot, Ranfas,
unb Seoala, aRp.
S4lafpa9en ta9ltd 5ptl6en Sou ton rnb Nultiu.
Dmd>zifa BON pa mad hWme elmer @uahe in @nB gtnannhn pbua uf benz gonine nj. pa
5pufonu nb Euae gentabatnm b per aa nh NNw gHi bmn nit benz NubbeuNben ppb
obr. Dbte Star. 8nman. Smh, &phabam ub uInnfdn Damtfrn fnb m sefaufm an allen
Samsn btr Dhn
r. ssen gadsshr> mD8 tadrsnn &C, stureqe mont I'D pu0nia oub r.ats bel
9Tenn wdde Guunb EN- in GurMa snaustuabhe 9dds imn ub gIb pnm mpMn,
Ouhn I'D an unfre @sehn wentm.
Dan1 8tpleA ISL. u. 6aulfner. q q. ".
s Us albo, Sen. at. fir 9aecaper, 6oufon, Eeras
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Yaffa8es Breits

Sabr fret.
Oelrt@s 8 &c.,
Generals etnttn,
No.2 Bombing @reen, Wew=Dpn.
IS. s. OOuns unb s. @rie5en=
bed & 6 o., Gsenten far Gan Nntonio.
3. Rufiet, aSsnt far @dulenburs.
1873, s2tw-
u. .. Bar. q. @rana,
f9oufpn. frat.r grans & RteIes
SGuIenburs.
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life ber @reife:
1887 Gepinne i'm 8etrase BON $685., SOC
3eugntB:

Bir beideinisen bisrOur9, bae mir alIe gn.
%or6nungen bel ben monatli1en nnb balbiabr.
liden 3iebunsea oer 2ouiiiana StaatsI1itsrie
gompagnie %iberpaden unO perioalid contro.
liren. SO berri9t bel ben 3iebunsen ghrli1feit
sesen Sebermann. @ir ermd9tigen bic Com.
Pagnie, bieies gertifeat fur lire anaeisen y
benubsn.
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Rinine Ginf1nfe

3eher fiebt b~eutautage baraui bi1ise
@infdufe 81 MAIDEN. Ni6t, baB nur
bi0ige Waaren berlangt wiirben, ionz
bern Sober m66te fir oas a~nseipanbte
@elb bas m6sli9ft Bette Daben. Oieie
@elegenbeit 1T iebt ben gewobnerm
San Mntonio's bel Den 9erren 8. 8 o.
& Bro. seboten. Sic baz
ben 6as gauge febr %umfan9rei9e uno
elegante Waarenlaser Der 9erren Blum
& R%Onigsberser gu 500 feines Srigis
nalpreiies angefauft unb perfaufen nun
mieoer, um nit Dem Eager gu rdumen
al anndbreno bemielben preiie. Ser
Musberfauf erregt Seniation, benn in
Der Sbat, iino 98aaren bier nod ME 10
tpoblfeil ausgebpten morben, pie Bel
@ebriiber 2apopsfi. Die 9erreu finf
~iibrigets ni9t fremb bier, ionbern ia:
ben bier sablrei9e alte 8efannte.
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aas gmrnerhalem.xheater.

Oie auBerorbentli9 groBen Mnftren=
| 9unger, tpel9e Qerr Nif1e, Der pd1s
ter bes Su~rnerballen : 3beaters madt,
um benz publifum bon Sun Mntomio
f~ortndbreno ettpas Neues un6 @ebies
| genes 5u bieten, peroienen es pobl, als
| gemei1 a1erfanrt unb lobenb berborz
| geboben 5u merben. gs 1T ibm Bis
iebt in biefer Saifon gegliidt - gum
She'll ni@t obne baB er gen6tbigt ge=
weien udre, grOBe Dpfer gu brin9eu
-Sruppen gu engagiren, bic bur9tpeg
iber benz Hipeau Der MitteImdligteit
ttanoeu, bon benen einige re6t @utes,
ia, i0gar gaa5 8or3igli9es leifteten.
Oas Burner 0allen : 3beater 1T auf
bieie Weiie gum &enbej : bous : plabe
bes Sbeiles unierer Bep6lferung aeunr>
ben, tuel@er ni9t nur Wertb auf alz
regenbe unterbaltung legt, ionbern benz
aud Gtmas baran liegt, baB biele uns
terbaltunsen in elmer gefdnigen Gorn
geboten merben, bic es linen gefattet,
oieie 5bentersH orftelun9en in Begleis
tung Der GamiIie befu9en 5u f6nnen.
Do bas Surnerballen : 9beater pofitib
Der einaige plab Sun Mntonios 1T,
NO bic Dbenangefibrten 8ebingungen
aufs bette unb poDfommenfte erfiQt
tuet6en, 10 berbiener bic Be~ftrebungen
0es 0errn &ii9e .nidt nur bas uneins
geldrdnfteffe Sob, fonbern nod melt
mebr Der t~batfrdftigen grrnunterunq
bnr6 m6gli9f 3ablrei6en 8sfu@. ST
bemiibt fi6 nur, auf benz blsber be-
f9ritteneu Wege fort3ufabren, fonbern
ct lit fogar beifrebt, benz pubIifnm uns
ierer Sta6t fiinfflerif9e Semitic barau=
Oieten, bic man ionft nur In Grobltdo>
ten gu feben unb 5u b6ren getpobnt 1T.
4uf biele Weife lperben MIR udbtenb
bieier Saiion Selegenbeit befommen,
ben berDorragenbfe Srag6oen engliz
fde, 3unge in San Mntonio iiber bic
meltbebeutenben Bretter f1reiten au fes
ben, ferner tpirb @telfa @erfter-ndA@f
Der patti u1o ber yucca bic gefeiertlfe
Sdngerin Der Gegenua,t-bie multaz
lif9en Geini9meder Der NIano : Sfaot
nit ben beftrideuoeu 3aubert0nen ibrer
begnabeien Reble III Bann f1Iaqen,
unb f9lieBli9 pirb Marie Geitinaer
ibr Dor Sabren gesebenes 9erfpre6en
emblem unb au9 ni9t bergeHen, San
Mntonio auf ibrer beboriiebenoen vame=
rifanif9en 9pur" tpieber au belu6en.
Wir glauben, baB bic peripectibe, rpels
DE uus Diefes NrOgramm auf bic tiinits
lerii9en Semitic Der WintersS ai1on err
6Hnet, berlodenb genug lift, unb oaB
0err @ifde-bem mir ie sund9it 3u pers
banfen baben-gemiB bas Meni9en.
m1sli6ite leiftet, mas unter ben geaes
benen 9erbdltnifen iiberbaupt au leifen
lit. Wir f0nneu nur t~pteoerbolen, mas
mir 81 Infang biefer 3eilen seIagt boz
ben, baB es infer aufri9tigfter Wunfd
1T, bieie geTrebuneen bes bonn regfert
unternebmungsseiff befeelten 9beoter=
pd6ters m66ten nidt nur bic Mnerfen-
nung, ionbern aud bic lebbafte Inter-
ftiibung finben, bic ibnen sebibrt!
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San NntDnip, 6. Hobember.
&dbuap8. uun NtcrsXtfenS in SeraS.

SQn untDntD, b. 900et1ber.
Ghnaps. unb 8tcrsXtfens III gegas.
Man btau9t nur Die 8eri9te bes
fdb.il6en YoliSeigeri1ts in San Nns
tonic nit benen anberer Stdote gu perz
glei6en, unb wirb bann bic 8emerfung
MAIDEN, oaB bie,ielbf mebr Srunfenz
belt berri1t, afs in irgenb elmer aubes
rem ttranifden 5tabt. Selten pergebt
elm Sag, an mel9em Der &eforber n.1t
mebrere fold bartgeiottener @imter au
befrafen bat, bic benz S9napsgenuB i'm
uebermaB fr6bnen, unb Montass, menn
Sonaabenb uno Sonntag apii1en ben
8erbauolungen bes &eforbergeri9ts
liegen. fteigt ibre 3ab( oft auf 1O-15.
Wo biel S9naps getrunten mirb,
muB aud biel @elesenbeit oaau gebOten
tperoen, uno bieie finbet fi9 it San
Antonlo in rei1li9em MaBe, benn mir
baben bier GO liSenIirts &etail=2 iquorz
bdnoler. Sas lit mebr, als irgenb
cine anbere Stabt i'm gtaate aufmeiIen
fann, unb nur UNI apei Der 3abl nod
rDeniger ais Dallas unb @alueiton Gus
fammen befben. Nidt obne SntereHe
in bieier 8e3iebung birfte nadfolsenbe
berglei9enoe Isabelle Der a9t bebeu'enb'
fen Stdbte in Seras lein:
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60. stcpcs Mrms 9pmpans.

Sizes 1T bic neue Sirma, pel9e bur6
ben M1fauf bes WaHengei6dftes bon
Slimitb ieitens bes Germ gb. Steoes
jun. gebilbet muroe. Serr Stebes it
allen 8ewobnern ni6t nur Der Stabt,
ionoera bes ganaen Meitens dig elm uns
ternebmenoer, t%batfrdftiger Mann be-.
fannt, Der irgenb einem @ei6dfte bors
feben uno es gum grfolg fibren fann.
ST 1T init Der neuer 8ran6e, pel6er
ct binfort ieinen GleiB unb ieine Nr=
beitsfraft mibmen wirb, bur9aus berz
traut unb mir finb iiberSeu9t, baB ct
bas @ei6dft idneG emporbringen mir6.
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@ebt co uiemalS ami

@enn Sbr an %seiiiser gridIaffuns, gppetits
%Iofisfeit, allsemeinem 8erfau, llnorbnuns bes
8lutes, fdwader Contribution, 3opfpeb ober
irsenb elmer @alentrantbsit leioet, beriudt auf
jeben Gall cine Glaf6e Oes electric Bitter. Sbr
iperoet iiberrafdt fem burd bic idneue 8efe.
runa, bic es bepirft, neueS Seben uirb BEL gu9
einfebren, Sbr tueroet pieber araite erlansen,
bas @lenb wiro auiboren uno Sbr perOet Cleo
trio Bitter preiien. gu baben fur so Gents bic
Glai1c bel u. Orei6.
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I'm m%eiiten BILLIARDS fam Dallas
aufweiien, ndmlid 48, mogesen @aI>
pefton bic tpenigfen, nur 5, befibt.
San Mntonio adblt %.
Sie 0iquor. unb Bier : 2iaens bonn
gat3en @taate belduft fi9 duf $714,s
500. Sc felt fia bemna@ beraus,
baB bic obengenannten s 6tdbte unges
fdbr ben finften Sbeil ber sanaen 2i=
gems : Summe be5ablen. Man folte
meinen, bob bic Semperen3Ier, 9nges
fi9ts bieier 3ablen, lire Wallermuderei
aufgeben miiBten, benn elm FOLDER Mus=
faq in ben @taatseinhabmer miiBte
bebenflih erfheinen.
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California meine.

9err S. S. Meper, Dboleiale
un6 &%etailbdnbler in Weinen, MIamo
gla5a, 1T foeben BON feiner blerten
&eife mad Galifornien auriidgefebrt.
ST fann iebt leine &unben uno SAINT
lien nit ben beften Sorten bon @alifors
mia Weir unb reinem SraubensB BRANDY
berieben. &einen CALIFORNIA @laret
berfauft er bic @a0one at 81. ports
uno an6ere unperfdli6te Weine iinb
1tets borrdtbig.