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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-15
~urprising CorrOboration.
 II like Charley; his kisses are so Belle (with enthusiasm) -" Aren't
arsenic as a Cosmetic.

The deleterious effect of arsenic upon the skin was recently discussed in tho Patno- logical Society of London, after communi- cation had been read by Mir. Jonathan Hutchinson. The skin is the tissue on which arsenic has, perhaps, its most marked influence. The poison may spoil the com plexion instead of improving it by making it muddy and unsightly. A similar action is exhibited in all parts of the skin, and may lead to the development of soft corns, not warts, on the palms of the hands and soles of the feet, where roughened condition also grows up under it's influence. MT. Hutchinson also expressed the belief that arsenic can produce epithelial cancer.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-15
New Discovery For Treating slag.

w. A. Koneman, now of Chicago, but formerly superintendent of the Graphic smelter at Socorro, N. M., and of the Graphic group of mines, near Kelly, has just completed pro- cess in extracting whatever is of value in slag, which, if it proves to be what is claimed for it, will rank among the greatest scientific inventions of the age MT. Koneman claims that by his invention he is able to recover from slag, at an expense of from B to 65 cents per ton (according to the local ity) all of the lead, zinc, copper, silver, and gold remaining in metallic shape
 and as alloy, and also from 331 to Al per cent. of the iron.-El Paso Bullion
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-15
H. Campbell, while taking

H. H. Campbell, while taking a morning constitutional, wandered into Chinese garden, south of town, and was surprised to see strawberry plants still bearing. He picked a quantity of ripe berries and few specimens were shown the reporter. They are large and perfectly formed. These berries were produced in the open garden without any artificial assistance, which speaks volumes for the winter climate of the Salt river valley. Ripe straw berries on the 9th of December What will the eastern farmers say?-Ari- ZOnan.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-15
: Wnmen as Farmers.

It is said that there are between ], 800 and 2,00O women in the Northwest who are in- terested in ranch and stock property. Many acknowledge their brands over their own names, while others are interested in stock running under other names and in which they are silent partners.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-15
The North Chino reservoir is con

The North Chino reservoir Is com pleted. It has a capacity of ], 100000 gallons. It was constructed in this way: The entertainments were made of the dirt at hand. It was then filled with water for couple of days. The bottom and sides were then covered with cobble stones and the reservoir again filled with water. After a coup le of days it was emptied and the stone all tamped with heavy maui. Then the rock was completely covered with the best cement, and now water is in it again in its perfected state. Probably nothing but earthquakes will disturb it-and they rarely visit this favored section Of country-Chino Champion.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-15

Drew & Bamrick are the maill con- trat tOcs to Silver King and Final. The best stCck quickest andtime made
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-15
Natural Water Storage.

People living along the Lower Gila assert that the flow of water in that stream during the dry seasons is B per cent greater than it was five years ago, and attribute this fact to the extension of irrigation in this valley. Of course the water turned upon lands naturally seeps through the earth to its natural bed very steadily while heretofore it pursued an unbroken flow to Colorado, and the stream lowered simultaneously for its entire length with the coming of dry weather. Irrigation itself forms a natural storage system, and in sea sons of superbunds surply, the canals should be run bank full to their terminal and the waste land permitted to soak up. The result will be highly beneficial later on.-Ari- ZOnan
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-15
Notice of Homestead Proof.
Homestead Entry No. 563.
 '. s. LAND OFFICE TUCS0N ARIZONA Nov 5 12S8

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE lN following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made be- fore the Register and Receiver of the U. s. Land Ofice, at Tucson, Arizona; on the 22nd day of De- A. T., for the South East quarter of Sec. 20 T. 6 s. R. ICE.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of of said land, viz: Manley Chamberlain, of Will low Springs, A. T.; Oliver Swingle, of Dudley, vile, A. T.; Alexander Barker. of Mammoth, A. T.; and John claxshultz, of Mammoth, Arizona.
 A. D. DUFF, Register
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-15
Stage Lines.

Stage Lines. TEXAS AND CALIFORNIA STAGE co. DAILY LINE OF STAGES, Between Casa Grande and Florence carrying s. Mail and Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
 EXPRESS Leaves Casa Grande Tam '' Florence F m Connecting at Florence with GLOBE and FLORENCE STAGE LINE Leaves Florence daily at D. m for RIVERSIDE, DRIPPING SPRINGS, PIONEER
 and GLOBE.
 connects at RIVERSIDE with Haywsrd's line for REDINGTON aud TQCSON. J. c. LOSS, Ag't Casa Grande.
 VIM. E. GUILD, Ag't, Florence
 W. M. MEALS LINE. Connects at MAMMOTH with the Boone stage from Riverside for AMERICAN FLAG
 ORACLE and TUCSON Leaves Mammoth Tuosdays ThurSays aud Saturdays retsa.nt2s sCnA.e days,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-05

peiB. baB in bern SbeiIe bon Central.
teTas, tpel9en Der Mbgeorbnete Wtins i'm
Gongre1e bertritt, Bic 0ieb3u9t ieii
LANCER 3eit f@on aufseb6rt bat, bas bor,
%tptegenoe Snterefe gu bilben unb geseu
bic Wieb3udt i'm 8erbdltniB bpn etpa
5.4 Milionen gu 6 Millionen Dollars
5uridbleibt. Wir ge1teben Der Stems"
togar mebr gu, mir rdumen etn, baB
9err MiQs aIs 9ertreter eines 2an6es>
tbeils, tDel9er nur ein perbdltniBmGBta
geringes SntereHe an ber 8iebs unb inss
beipnoere on Der 61afaudt bat, fG
lei9t beriu9t fiblen fonnte, felbft ebens
falls nur Elm geringes SntereHe an Der
Wo0e gu 5eigen, baB fur ieinen Diftritt
ia beinabe bebeutungslos mar. Nber,
baB bic S9af3u6t fur ben @taat Seras
-unb BEN bertritt 9err M2iIs bod am
gnbe aud Elm bis9er mit-pon groBer
8ebeutung 1T, bas fantl unb uirb TOE,
Der ,9err Mias, nod aud bic ,Nems"
ldugnen polen, neil es cine 9batia@e
1T, tuel9e ebenfalls 3iffernm6Big fe1ae>
felt 1T. Ser Staat Seras befbt =
nod benz Nuspeis berielben Steuerlt.
fen, auf uel9e bic vNetps" ii@ beruft,
immerbin nod bic ertledli6e 3abl bon
APIS, Isl S9afen, obglei1 Bic Iebte
0erabminberung bes Wou3oles bonn
Sabre 1883 i@on ben Wirtbf9aftsameig
Der S9af3H6t sei@dbigt unb bic
9ahl ber S@afe bermin6ert bat.
llnb biefe 4,219, Isl G9afe repr6fenti,
rem nod ben Steuerliiten bes borigen
Sabres, no ber Preis Der Sbiere Elm
unsembbnli9 nieoriger mar, immterbin
mod bic ni9t gu bera6tenbe @umme
bon 81, 947, 1872 unb baben beute min,
beftens einen Mertb bon $1,000, 900.
Das Gapital, pel9es in Seras in bic,
fem Wirtbi6afts3peige angelegt lit,
fpieIt mitbin bod ni6t, tpie bic Stems
bebauptet, cine 10 nebenid6li9e Stole,
ionbern perbient obne Srage bic belle
Bea9tung eines Nertreters Der teranis
.i9en SntereHen unb einen SGub burd
@infubrs36Qe. Wir m69teit ber Stems
oaber au bebenfen geben, bob bic l1eber-
f6rift bes S@ubartitels fir ben gbge,
orbneten Mi1s: nniel @ei9rei un6 tpes
mig WoIe" aud fit ben Subalt befels
ben ritimmt".
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9luerIei.

= s. 6. Muegge & 60. babem Die
Ilamo gis &ompagnie ut1b 8rauerei
auf cine S9ulb bon $1068 berflagt.
= Sic 8epobner BON 8eanpiqe
protefiret segen ben Nntrag ibres NIs
herman gonnnr, bab Probanbt @traBe
er6fnet perbe. Sic agitiren basesen
fit bic GerIdngerung ber MfiG StraBe.
Die Germ ptper & G9ultbeB
erbaIten in bieien Sagen cine 1eue
3iegelfeinprefe, mitteIs uel@er glatte
unb barte 3iegelffeine bier gerabe 10
gut mie in ct. 2ouis utb anberspo
fabri3irt perbet fDnnen. Das 2ebm'
lager Der 9errett befinbet fi6 atp6lf
Meilen BON Der @tabt in Mebina
GountD un6 fou, ben Nnit9ten bon
Ta9mdanern mad, ausgeaei6nete
Qualitdten entbalten. Naer Wabrs
i9etnli9feit na6 merben bic bon ben
9erren angefertigten 3ieselfteine nod
beim gan beg 8unbesgebdubes bers
tpen6et tperben.
Nm Samftag Nbeno finben Die
republifanii9en precinfts8 erlammlun.
gen fatt, um 9elegaten gu Der auf ben
IA. Nsril angeiebten County : &onbens
ttot gu erpdblen. Sic @ountD : &ons
bention erwdblt 9eleaaten our Staatss
torbention in Sort Wortb.
Ser trebiame Wirtb, 9err Seq,
polb Gaiier, uel9er benz publitum ftets
lteue mu5ifaliIne @eniif1e au bereitett
peiB, bat cine Neuerung getrofen,
tDel9e ieiuen @diten uiltommett fein
tuirb. ST bat iber benz bon ibm ieBt
b%emobnten Sotal cine Nrt f6pebenoen
@arten eingert6tet, gu tpel9em cine
Sreppe BON benz 5eitentpese aus fibrt.
Son bort aus fam man ben muftfaIis
f6en 8~ortrdgen unseit6rt unb opr berr>
li6em 2uft3ug umfd9elt laui@en.
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,,etel @etd,ret nus ,pemts @oue4e

Die r@aIpeFon Netps" maGt 5i6 in
ibrer lebtert Summer bic unniibe Miibe,
ben NbgeDrbmeten Mils peiBDai9eu
unb geger ben 8ortuurf bertbeibiser su
tpollen, bab ct bur9 feiner Gampf fir
3olfreie @olle bic SntereHen beg Gtaas
ties, tpel6e er au bertreten berufen fei,
preisgebe unb miBnertrete. SSn einem
Mrtitel, ipel9er bic Muff9ritt trdgt:
v8ieI gef@rei unb menig Wolle" brinsi
er nit ettem getpaltigen Mufgebot bon
ftatifiiiGem Raterial ben Na1meis,
bab bic S9afs unb acknowledgements
- ni9t etrpa ftr ben Gtaat Seras =
tuobI aber fir ben &onsrsB : Oiftrift,
uel6en 9err MiQs pertritt, gegen BITE
lbriger 8iebau9tss unb gigentbums.
Snt.refen elm gerabe3u Derf@pinbenb
fletnes fei. Nn ber 9anb Der 3abIen,
a%ngaben, tpel1e bic Steuerlilfem beg
Sabres 1887 liefertt, tpeif bic Sab.
getps" mad, baB ber neunte 2ongreBs
Diftrift bon Seras, tpel6er bic @oun-
ties: Bell, 8urleion, Gals, 2imefone,
Nc2ennan, Milam, Habarro unb
Waibineton umfabt, ni&t mebr aIs
157, $40 G9afe befbt. tpel9e einen
Wertb BON rur $230,484 reprdieptireu
tuoaeaeu er 107, 1877 pferbe unb MauI.
there I'm Wertb BON $3,551,7 TIT,
315, 1913 Gtad Rinbpieb i'm @ertb bon
81, 221, 436 unb fonitige gigentbums.
SntereRen i'm @ertb bon $50, 797, 523
auf3upeiien bat.
@enu es Der vRetps@ muir barauf an
tam. 3u seiser, BOB fiir ben Mias'fdeu
Wablbiffritt bas S9afs unb Woa3u9t'
Gef@dft erft In britter unb bierter 2inie
Bebeutung bate, 70 muB 3~ugeftauben
iuerben, boB He fir biefe 9batfa@e al
lerbings ben 3ifernmdBigen 8etpeis er'
bra9t bat. WGtsbetotpeniser bleibi
es tDabr, baB fe fi@ nit bieiem Na9'
tpeis cine bblis iiberflaffise Nrbeit ges
ma@t bat; benn Sebermann in 9eyas
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shafer Il @ronem. hrofti5me MT,,rn.

Sbafer q 8ranen, prattif@e pIun1s
bers unb Gasitter, finb aleinige Mgen,
ten fir bic b%eritbmten 'sHome Ranges,
pie nor5hglt@ffen Oefen i'm Mortte.
Ste baben groBe Norrdtbe BON S9ldus
9en, 8abepoanen, patent > glofets,
gaseinri9tungen, &ronIeu9tern &c.
patenttrdbneu un6 allen anberen ber=
artlgen Mrtitetn. Neben allen in ibr
Ta@ f@lagetben Nrbeiten ri6ten tie
elettrif6 DE &Itngel3hge elm
unb balten ft6 fur Nles beffens et,z
pfoblen. Gbafer & 8raben baben ben
@uf aur bic bette grbeit gu ltefern.
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1as Sin ben .0tlasap Gprnice
@orfs" Iino bic 9erren Sbafer, Sra,
ben unb $. s. 8Obrie betbeiligt-alio
gebiegene praftif@e Mdnner III bieiem
Ga1e. Sic liefetn @elimfe bon galba.
nifirtem giien uno 3innoa9er, 5ancp
Bar 6irtures, 3inn 2upfer unb giiens
platten &C. &C. Office unb Merffdtie
No. 81. Weits@ommerees6 traBe.
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STR. 3. 8. 8psmeu. elm befau

= Str. 5. 9. 8osmel, elm befauns
ter Burger BON Brownsville, Seras,
tbeilt Golgenbes aus etgener grfabrung
nit: Na6bem i'd cine 3eitlans an
Siarrboe gelitten unb perf9iebene Me>
bi3inen 9ebraudt bate, beriu9te i'd
cine Glai6e BON Gbamberlains @olic,
@bolera unb Siarrboe.S eilmittel, tpel9e
mid fofort mieberberitelte. Sd ems
pfeble bies Mittel allen 4eibenben.
3um 0ersauf bel sc. @obn&Gp.
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Wtt

Der bieise Board of Trade" beabF4tist,
"a alder 9anab fit bic @tablirung zines SbmeIa..
pertes au Iaufen. 9ieienisen, peIde 2ano
innsrbaib ber StaOtsren8e uaO iinnerbaIb elmer
piertel NlsiIe BON susi Der biefisen eiienbabu.
!inien befitea unb ioIDeS ~ psrtaufsn min.
i@en, iin6 freanbli6f erin3t, ben $reis init
Der gef6rsibuns ibrss eauSss, BET benz Sstre.
tdr 8. @. A6ae, is uno II R~ampinanns
Gebdube, Gde bon Commerce. unb Solebab.
Strabe eiu3usebeu.
Sas &sdt 1T borbebalten irsenb elm Gnsr.
bisten bis gum l. Wai b. 3. anaunebmen ODER
au berperfen.
gb. Steses, Sori. b. 6.
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= Die bette Gribiabrsmebiaiu uub
Blutreinigunssmittel finb elm boar 30.
fen st. patrids pilen. Sie S@a9teI
toffet Is. Gents uro fie betpirft mebr
als irgenb cine DollarsM ebiain. @arail.
tirt unb Deriauft bon q. 6 bn& o.
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= 2eu@bufen fam bolVfdnbis tons
troIirt unb iebe @efabr bermieben tpers
ben, bur6 bdufigen 8ebrau9 bon
gbamberlain's 9uften.W ebiSin. Ri6ts
8eReres fam beri9rieben perben. 8ers
fauft bon 81. @obn& So.
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DelD 80 berIeibess

etne Remmtiont @ebhbrtn
bon 1900 an aufiparts anf / bic 10 sabren
anf &bbsf9tfkh bon cnItibirtem Qanb, Elm.
e~e3dnntee 8tibsIanb unb 0ruubeieeutbum in
9rst<rsn Gtdbten Ia Teras. aufauf unb
~NeyIdugeruug bon Benbors aisns.
6roneis Gmith, @alnpen. & Co.,
$50 sommeysese trafs, Can aatonio, Isras.
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&c Il Fl ntshnu.

Ser alte Serbian trifft eiaett iungen
Greunb, BET ii6 bot &ur5em ~berbeiras
tibet bat. Sebterer label ibn gu Sli@e
elm.
Sorban: 0aben Sic cine G69ins
Jreunb: Nein.
Serbian: Damn i6Iage i9 Dor, mir
ipeifen btesmal lit etnem &eftaurant.
Sd babe aud NAL cine tunge Grau
9ebabt.
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Alexander StrakOsch fontntt!
Sic StaotbaMe+
Manors Office.

san NntOnio, 2. Npril, 1888. !
8erRegelte Nngebote Der pldne fhr
bic neue 9ta6tballe tper6en bonn MaDor
ber Stabt Big IL llbr Mittae ben IA.
Nai 1888 in uebereiniftmmung nit
ben in Der Office bes 5tabtsS ngenieurs
9. Is. MaurD gu erlangenben Specifiz
%fationen, entgegengenommen.
8rDan GaIIagban,
MaDor,
s. g. laubo n, Stabt : glert,
San Nntonio, Seras.
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Sebe,t & MItutanm.
San Antonio MARBLE WORKS,
PIP 81 Commerce > StraBe,

3eisen hermit benz publitum an,
baB fe fur ben ausge5ei@neten unb
bier f@oa ldn9t 9ewtiuf9ten @anbs
fein aus Gapette @DuntD
bic .Mgentur tibernomnen baben. Die
ier Sanbfein, Der better tpie ieber ass
oere benz Geuer uno ben Witterungss
einfiifen w~iberftebt, eignet ii9 beions
bers fur Seitenuege, Curbstones,
Stufen unb belonbers fur Gir9bofsars
beiten. Ct lit benz @ranit an Sauer
9lei@, aber bebeutenb biqiger. 9inter.
labt. Cure Nuftrdge fur ale einf6lasens
ben Mrbeiten bel 3eben & Mltmann.
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@arten : @erdtbfdaften, 8Iumet>
geffe1e, 8lument6pfe, 8~lumenforbe,
merifanii@e Waferftbler, Sdusemats
ten, Sobtentrdn3e bon getrodneten Blu.
men uno bon Ble9 Bel
pauI @agner.
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p6- Has 2aser in fertigen an3isen
1T biefes Sabr better unb rei9baltiser
in ausmabl unb preiien als ie bel
Paneoat & g ob n,
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$500 @efphu,t,to.

Die unteraei6neten oferiren bieie
8elObnung fur irgenb etner Gaa bon
6dmorrboiben, ben iie ni9t turiren.
unteriu6ung unb @oniultation fret.
ellis & CHAMBERLAIN n,
Solebab Blof, San Mntonio, Seras.
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$4,000.

8er ffein Slid beriu9t unb obise Summe
ODE stnen 3beil baboa in Der 2ouifiana. ODER
sx6 $4,000 In Der 2ittle Sabana 2otterie se.
pinnsn m6dte, penbe iid fur &idets an
DUCK RIsCHE, alamo RIeta.
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8m6Iens Mrnien.saIhe.

0WWtSWU X3EWIEWsSWIUee
Die bette Sable BET @elt fir S9nttte
A~uett9ungsn, 8ef6pire, Gieber. uut Saut.
Ausi4lae,. Gle9te,. selprnnsene Sdube, Grof.
beulen uno ale 2antfranfbeiten turirt ga.
in0rrbotoen ODER Feline 8eaabluns. g6Iise
turiderftattet. rs Gents bic S9adteI BEL u
Dretb
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s. s. Mbeimer.

S. S. &beimer,
@roeerp > 9dnbler, gde Nlamos urb
2aoaca : @traBe, fabrt elm pollitdnbises
Eager bon STAPLE uno Gancp Groceries.
8tIligf tie Marttpretfe. Nle
Waaret iperben fret Ing 6aus geliefert.
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sDr 3ebn @ents gintritt gum s a.
bion SEeater.
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Alexander StrakOsch tomntt !
Wenes @rdeern : Geidaft.

@de bon Nlamo & 2abaca StraBe
bat 9err S. S. &beiner cine nere
@rocerD er6fnet. Sober &dufer tpirb
f9 bon Der 8ot5igli9feit uno Biaigs
feit Der Waaren iiber3eugen.
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Das 0ausmittd ionoer @leiden.

sd babe Sinmons Qiber Neaulator
taAge Sdbre binbur@ aebrau6t un6 es 1T
bas einSi9e 9ansmitteI g~ei0eien, befen nit
un8 bebtenten. Nu9 meme SHUTTER tpar
iebr einsenomnen fir bies DlitteI. Ga 1T
cine Suberl65ige, neil fiber tpirfenbe Ste
biein bel allen Gt0rnnsen bes 9erbauunsss
fsResns ano fein panptpertb beiebt ba.
rins 3r0ntbeiten 3u berbin.
bern. Sd pIeae es allen meinen Greun.
ben ~ empfetlen nnb tperoe aud In 3u.
tanft fortfobren, bieS 3u tbun."
&er. Some8 W. Rclin8,
@aEor an ber GibI. Metbobifenfirde in
Gairfelb, 8a.
Mon ipart 5eit inb Dcetcr=& ednun
gen, ,peun man INNER Simmons Live
Regulator I'm Sauie fabrt.
SD finbe, boz SIMMONS LIVER RE.
auIAToR bas bette GamiIienmitteI il,
sssen 2eiben aler Mrt, nie 8erbau.
~ ng8f9 10 id {, &oIit D%iarrboe,
&ebbrennen unb @aIIigteit.
Bon allen bielen 2eiben berf9aft 6er Sc.
Der @esulator fdneue nnb fidere abbulfe.
&ena ib febr fubffantieu 40 @benb gee
eefen babe, piege t6 bot benz 8ubette.
eebeu einen SbeelofeI , Cd befelben 3l mir
az nebmelt unb i6. bleibe 6anu bon ieoem
@tfibI bes rlnbebaaens befreit."
Sbib 9. Sparfs,
Ct Mabor Sor Maeon, Ga.
sD-Det ein3ioe ddte Sober &eSulutc'
tfast uniere SanOelsmarte a. born auf
benz ilmi@Ias.
j. III. Zeilin & Co.
aIeinise eiseutbiner, philadelphia, pa.
$reis $1.o0.
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p6s- 9ie feinffen unb mpberniten
Spmmerbiite. 'Belebt uniere ausge>
3ei9neten Strobbiite fur so Gents.
8ancoaft & Sobn.
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OS ictHfs Auu eleBWHtelte <tUpW&v
bon artifeln, welde fa beionbers IN
@ebmrtstass. unb 9O@3eits : @eidenieu
eisuer, ais
Silberplattirte @aareu.
Statuen bon Bronze, Terra : @ctta,
Ycraelan unb Mlabaffer.
&elisiSie 6isuren, grucifre unb 20.
fentran3e.
BlumensY aien unb Smpetn.
Tafen, fem becorirte.
Glbunns in grocer ausmabl.
photographer aIer Nrt.
Souvenirs nit 81 Mnlidten BON Gan
Mntcnip, fur so Gents.
Babers unb Bilber= Nobuten.
Mufitbofen anb rlbren
Spern9ldier uRb Ternrebre.
EaIdenueler unb Sheereu.
Samens unb GerrensG cilet Necefaire.
@elbtuiGen far 6errert unb Damen.
Damens5 anbtafdea.
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Gnfertisuns bon Yapier. Btumer.
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land. II all our farmers know this fact, II
Is strange that 10 many lose this advantage
to their farms, every year, BY being dila-
tory In breaking.
have sad affair TO ielate, In the matter
OF the death Of q certain Mr.. Schultz. II
seems no came to this neighborhood 10 look
at some land, with view To making pur-
chase. and while going over the same, killed
himself with shotgun. 1t is said he pur-
posely caused his own death, being subject
to spells OF mental depression,
Another aged person has been taken from
our midst since my last, being Mrs. Lee. o
relative Of Mr.. w. t. Chapman.
With tho exception Of case Of typhoid
pneumonia, the health of the community Is
good.
Mrs. A. L. Davis, jr., says that, although
she had lovely visit below, during the
holidays, "there is no place like home"
when A. L. il not along.
Those who attended the county meeting
of the F. A. at Buda express themselves as
highly pleased with the work accomplished,
and their entertainment while there. May
harmony dwell In their councils, and may
they accomplish all the good works they
undertake.; for we are all dependent on the
products Of the husbandman, however indi-
rectly we may obtain them. ON DT.
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Wimberly.

We are having very cold weather now, !
sleeted yesterday, II remains on the grount
to-day and looks very much like the worst
was yet to come. Stock is looking badly
the cold weather has killed all the gras
and feed is very scarce.
Wimberly wants doctor. We ask thu
readers of the FREE PREss to aid us in get
ting good experienced physician.
Our school after week holiday opened
last Monday with good attendance.
Miss Maggie Cruze has gone to San An
tonic on visit. We wish her pleasant
trip and safe return.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Davis spent New
Years day in our village; their sweet little
babe Artelia Is walking.
Mrs. Gum, from San Antonio, has been
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Bridges, she
also visited her niece in Llano county while
here.
E. P. Laney has just returned from South
Alabama where he went with horses, he re-
ports fourishing times til ere, plenty OF
money and not small number Of Texas
horses.
We are sorry that Wimberly contains
some persons who arc not above playing
little-low-down Christmas tricks We do
no believe that class is many in numbers,
we hope not at least.
Mrs. P. Wimberly and sister, Miss Maggie
Smith, have Just returned from Blanco
where they went to spend their Christmas
holidays,
Mrs. N. A. Watson has been very sick,
but Is better now.
A FRIEND TO THE FREE Press.