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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-26
Clothing &!
HING
For SDpIn and Summer.
For Children Of Four Years 10 Men
Measuring IS inches breast.

The shorts and fats and long and s inns
also have show in our immense stock
Our suits for men range from 4.OO 10
$1,000 We can give you Nice Black
all wool Worsted suit for s52j. In chill
dren's goods We can give You suits from
si.5O to SO. The make Of our clothing
is a good deal better than is usually put
ON ready made. We will fit you perfect
~ and give yon superior made clothing,
aud if you will take the trouble to look
Won viii find our PRICES the LOWEST
la the town.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-26
Eczema, itchy, Scaly' SAL"
TOrturcS.

The simple application of "swAYNE ~,
OINTMENT" without any internal meui.
cine, will cure any case Of letter, oal'
Rheum, Ringworm, Piles, Itch, sores,
Pimples. Eczema, all Scaly, Itchy ekin
Rruptions. no matter how obstinate or OF
long standing. It is potent, effective ana
costs but trlfle. Oct' l7-Vino'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-26
MAR RIED

On April 2lst, l-e9, by Rey. II. Tall
helm, Mr.. benjamin I. Rogs aud Miss
Emma c. Dellsger, both Of this county.
In Shenandoah county. Sunday, Apr.
DIST 1ssg. by Rev. b. +. Ball, Mr. David
Hisey and Miss Fannie Goldman.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-26

We have noticed since We have been IN
the trade that the "old chestnut" Of per
cent. has pOrked where the goods are sold as
cheap as Others sell them, but never tried II
"the way the boy sold the mule" have
now in stock the largest assortment OF
general merchandise in my line | have
ever kept, and at the popular prices l
have al,u avs offered my goOds-and 1.-THE
old chestnut off," fire per cent. for cash.
Starting with hosiery we have ladies' III
cents TO IS cents; children's black ribbed,
strong, at 10 cents mems half hose D
cents to IS cents per pair corsets col
lars dress buttons ruchings ; gloves (;
ribbons, all six, 5 cents to 25 cents table
covers, scarfs and shswls, scrim 10 cents
TO 20 cents dress goods, 10 cents TO 81 W;
sateens. to 10 cents to 20 cents ging'
hams (dress), cents to 12i cents; lawn
tennis suitingS, 12i cents pereals 81 and
SO inch prints, 81 and 8 cents shirt,
ings; cassimers cottonsdes blesehed
and brown muslin mems and boys
shirts-my boys and mems white IN
Numbered SHIRT at so cents is a "oOTker'
mems ball brigEsn underwear ladies
vests mems and boys oyeralls and cot
ton pants. haYo ladies' misses an'
children's shoes and slippers, mems ant
boys fine and coarse shoes, mems boys
and children's straw hats, mattings, car
pets, floor, table and stair oil cloths
Come and SEQ. ALI at lowest figures Wit
the "old chestnut Off" I. b. RIcHKY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-26
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO WILLIAM J
WIsMAN, ESQ.

MlsMANi tsQ'
At a meeting of the church council oil
G. Inkes Evangelical Lutheran church
on the Dist instant, the following resoln-
,ions on the death o. our brother, w. f.
U;sman one of our cO-laborers IN the
church. who died on the 18th OF April
1889, were passed - III.
whereas, Our Heavenly Father IN Ills
infinite wisdom has so suddenly anu -
mysteriously summoned our hlgnM %
teamed and well beloved brother, Mlllial'l
= Wisman, from his earthl lie ana
iobor, 10 his eternal rest and reward
Therefore, be it .,c,-;.
Resolved LIST, That we submit with Chris-
,iap submisslon 10 the mystennos acts OF
~, aver.wtse Pro evidence ruling over the
"h;idrep of men. and heed the faithful
odmonit,on which the Master sends rs III
tha death of our brother, "Be ye als'
readv for at such an hour as you thlnh
not the Son of Man cometh"
Resolved 2nd, That in the death OF oul
hro,bar we "a a church council have sus
tained the loss OF worthy c0-laooieI
ono ~ the most faithful as well "a one
If the oldest members of orr church ma
fallen g: while as church we VIII ms
him vet we would not have him BACK
1or va feel assured that our loss IS MI
eternal gain, and that he has passed iro"
a lower to higher life. ..n,
Resolved Srd, That We hereby eAten'
onr heart felt sympathies 60 the sorrow
inc sister and children of our deparle'
brother. all Of whom we commend To on
Kind Heavenly Father, who helps all Il
bear their burdens. ,..;o. T..
Resolved 5th, That these resolutions y y,
,laced on the minutes of our churcl
Frecord and that a copy be sent to IN
local papers for publication and to th
family Of the deceased n..,
'"'" A. A. J. BusHoNG,
LEuUEL DOLL,
DAVID II. nOTTEL)
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-26

Noe. We have a speedy and posi-
tive Cure for Catsrrh, Diph theria, Csnkel
Month. and Headache, in SHiLoh
CATARRH REMEDY. A Mas al Injector iIee
with each bottle. Use 1t II you oesile
health and sweet breath Price oV Genus
Sold BIZ b. Schmitt.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per Year

The Volumes Of the BaEar begin WITH
the first Number for January of each } ear.
When no time is mentioned, subscriptions
will begin with the Number current ~
time of receipt OF order.
Bound Volumes Of Harper's Bazar, for
three years back, in neat cloth binding,
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Order or Draft, to avoid chance OF loss.
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Address HarDer a Brothers. y.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-26
THE SUN
FOR
1899.
And for The Democracy.

The Sun believes that the campaign for
the election OF a Democratic Congress IN
1890 and Democratic President IN le5z
should begin on or about the fourth OF
next March. THE Sun will be on hand
at the beginning aud until the end OF the
most interesting and important political
conflict since the war, dong ITS honest
utmost. as ever, TO secure the triumph OF
the Democratic party and the permanent
of the principles held by Jefferson, jack
son, and Tllden.
The great fact OF the year IL the return
TO absolute power Of the common enemy
Of all good Democrats--the political or
ganization for whose overthrow The Sun
fought at the front for fifteen years, the
memorable years of Grant and the Fraud
HAYES, and Garfield and Arthur.
1t is fhe same old enemy that Demo
Gratis now confront, and he will be in.
trenched in the sane strong position. IL
has been carried once by brave and hope
ful fighting. DO you not believe Win
THE Sun that the thing can be done
! again Wait and see
The hope Of the Democracy is In the
loyal Efforts of united press, cherishlng
no memories OF past differences in nOn-es'
sentlals, forgetting everything but the
lessons of experience, and that victory 10
a duty.
Probably you know THE Sun already
as newspaper which gets all the news
and prints It in incOmparably interesting
shape; which chronicles facts as they oc-
cur and tells the truth about men and
events with absolute fearlessness, making
the cOmpletest and most entertaining
journal published anywhere on Garth and
which sells its opinions only 10 its sub
scribers and purchasers at two cents .
cOpy-on Sundays four cents. II you do
not know THE Sun. send for 1t aud learn
what wonderful thing it is to be in ihs
sunshine.
Daily. per month. ----....-...----. " 90
Daily, per year. -...-.....-.......' ~
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-26

When BABY was SICK We gave nee 80
when ,hswas Child, she cried for oas''r'"'
VIM ~. became Miss, she olung 20 ca's0'i'-
O"s .bs had children, sAs gave them c'''''-
said
"Tut l.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-26

Itch, Mango. and Scratches on human
or animals cured in 30 minutes by WOOL
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never ialls'
s So Va Nov l6-lyr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-26

Departed this life nj his home near ~
Lukes. after suffering the most eXcrucia.
t,ng mains. received from circular saw,
for sixty hours, William ?. Wisman' ESQ
aged G5 years, month and II days
The death Of Mr.. Wi-man. SD sudden
and so dreadful after n few days of suffer-
inc. gave shock to the community IN
which for forty years heihad lived "a hign-
" esteemed and honored citizen. ne
was a native of Shenandoah county iu
which he resided and held positions oil
trust. winning by his pure qualities OF
heart and mind the confidence ana me
friendship of large circle Of friends
who gathered around his llieless remains,
thus showing their last tribute Of respect
70 their friend and ncighbor. Early I
life Mr.. w. became member ol ln'
Evangelical Lutheran church to which h'
remained faithful member until the dal
of bis death. He was a ruling elder D
81. Luke's congregation from MS organ
zation. His church will miss hun hi
neIrhborhood has lost one of IT'S most use
tul citizens; the podr kind friend en'
his family devoted husband and kin'
narent. The family possess IN their dec
afliction the sympathy of the whoI
community in which they are regaIde
with the highest esteem. d.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-26
Notice.

All parties knowing themselves IN
aahtad 70 me either by note or open ac-
couut, If not settled until the 10th Of May
ESQ will be put in a collectors hand fo'
uaot;on. Yours Respectfully .ched
coheo''""' G.. w. KEILEP
,,o Al Fishers u
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Statesmen Wanted E., s. ; e.: 4 S '''

Steady employment guaranteed. SALARY
AND EXPENSES paid to successful men. APP
ply at once stating age. Mention TINS pa
per. CHASE BROTHERS COhPAnf,
Ell son Rochester, n. Y.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-26

The SHENANDOAH HERALD and the
American Farmer will be dubbed together
and sent to any address for s@.2o Tor one
year.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-26

place IN rs pages. II Is y
result Of four years We
of Mr.. Timothy Co'o.
leading magazine engra+
Of the world, in the r-.leH
Of Europe, engraving
the originals tho gif''
pictures by the Old nil"
A series Of papers 0''
land, its customs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-26

Hay forks and fixtures for sale by N. II
Hotel.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-26
A GREAT MAGAZlNI ..
Tho Century for 1889.

E---VF>-1f HE question has often been
(-TFj/ asked. ITO what does Th|
N.ft94A9 Centuru owe its great circu-
81 lationr The Christian linton
NlfEj once answered this by the
NV statement that lit has been
fairly won, not by adver'
.,s;n., scbcmes. but by the excellence which
.baracterizes it in every department" ID
their announcements for the coming year
,he ministers state that it has always oeen
,heir desire TO make The Cent'frv tho one ., IN.
II.pensablo periodical Of its class SO lna'
whatever other publication might be deslr a
,., IN the family, The Century could NOT NC
neglected by those who wish to keep aorcas'
IF the times in all matters pertaining u
.'.l.nre And the unprecedented circula
lion of the magazine would seem 70 DC Tue
-,.-onsc Of the public to this intention.
,...., tho November number The Century
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-26
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"A particle is APP
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druggists ; by mail
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4 l9-ly
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-26

......os, etc, VIII upp'"if """
., Illustrated articles on bi"'
.r aaug especially the subjects ol q"
.,fional Suuday-School Lessons t.
~ c.bie will wriio "Straugc, rrne ..'.
If louisiana" There viii oo n".'
,.d short stories by leading w.''
.,.lar,,clcs on war subjects f''
Du.o famous "War Papers o. '"''
Cram. and others, which have bteh '.-
.ntin Inf 6un0U), etc. etc.
q century costs four dollars
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-26

THE SIBERIAN PAPERS,
bv George KEENAN,, arc attracting inc d
zion Of the civilized world. The Gu
c,eo Tribune says that mo other masali''
articles printed in the English language Jus JUS
now touch upon a subject which 50 V''a'''
interests all thoughtful peoplein Europe a"'
America and Asia" As is already know"
.on.os Of The Century entering Russia nav
rhr.earticlcs torn out by the customs olie'1'
Oh the frontier.
DURING 1889
nft.l cha most lff
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-26

NJ d lile NOFSHA "~' =
hr us it's thirty-scyenth
mc. Two great feat
uros Of the magazine
.Mrh are to continue
throughout the new vol
gme are already well
.nown to the public, the
aucoln history and the
ucrs on Siberia and
Joe Exile System" The
,. Of these, written by
-srs. Nicolay and Hay,
osiicnt Lincoln's pri-
te secretaries, contains
s inside history OF tho
AK days Of the war, as
seen from the White
House.
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DURING 1889

r,. ctntury will publish the most III
-..iant art feature that has yet foun
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-26
,cHEDULE b. & 0. r. r.

Taking Effect Norember IS, 1888.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-27
Stdotif&e anseise.
Mapors Offiee,


San altonio, II. Stunt, 1882.
8eriiegelte Mngebote fiir
ben Mnfauf Der Bombs bon $50, 600
fir 0Hentlide 8erbeferungen fur bas
GisfaItabr 1889 tuerben entgegengenome
men tperben big Mittass IL ubr aml
9 an # q 9, ben 6. Suli 1889.
Dieie Bombs tperben arsgegeben i'm
Mertbe bon fe $500. IS finb Coupons
Bombs, nel@e 20 big 80 Sabre laufen
unb bonn 1. Suli 1889 batirt inb. sic
tragen 6 pro3ent 3inien pro Sabr, bic
balbidbrli6 aablbar iinb i'm S1abamt
Der Stabt San Mntonio o6et in Der
Gisfals Ngentur oerielben in Stem Oprt,
unb 5tpar in ben eriten Sagen bes So
nuars unb oes Suli zines ieoen Sabres.
Dem ffdbtii9en Sreibrief entipre9enb
tperoen fetne Nngebote unter pari ents
gegengenommen.
Die Stabt bebdit fi9 bas &e9t Dor,
iebes @ngebot Suriid3uueiien.
MngebDte finb nit Der Nuff9rift
Bids for Bonds" gu Oerieben unb einz
aurei9en an
8rpan @aIIagban,
Wfa1Dr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-27
MuerIet.

= SIN Diarittgeri9t unrbe @regort
GERMAN iuegen Angrifs auf s. S.
0arrifon, nit. ber Mbf9t 5u tobten
f6ulbie befunben, au 30 tdgiger Sc.
fdngniBbaft unb 3ur 3ablung cine,
@elbfrafe BON 500 berurtbeiIt.
= Gen. Stanley bat BET leinem Be.
iu9e in ber 8unbesbauptftabt beDirft
baB fir bic beige Wilit1rtation mel,
tere $4,000 betuili9t tuorben finb
Die Summe tpirb fir 8erbeHerunger
aller Mrt ausgegeben tperben.
- 8. 6. Benningfielb tpuroe boz
ben bieiisen BunoestommiFdr gebraG
unb unter $1,000 8hrsf9aft ge5feQt
So ct bic Biref6uft ni9t ~Ieiffete
tuauberte er 3uriid ins @efdngniB.
- Dos NatineesQ on3ert Der inertia
nii6en 2apsle mar nlr i9tpa6 be
iudt, bagegen bate bas 2onaert an
Abenb elm 3ablrei9es publitum ange
soeen. Die 2apele ipielt re6t brap
itamentIid brinst fe piele, bier nod
niGt 5u @eb6r getommene piecen. @il
brittes 3on3ert finbet beute Na6mitta,
4.30 In Mutbs @arten fat. gintrit
25 Gents. Mit benz 3uge um 8.3,
reit bic Qapele bann iber 2arebo mad
Werito 3iriid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-27

= Das @orberb6r SerrD's in @bar.
ton 1T fopeit rubig bon Staten gegams
gen. Yon &i9monb fam 3tpar elm
@rtra3ug, Der 20 bewaffnete Mdnner-
Greunbe bes ermoroeten @ibion =
bra6te. Dieielben fiibrten nod mebs
rere &iten @in9eiterbi6ien uno Mus
nition NIT fi6. Ser Sheriff unb feline
@ebhlfen, bic &anger uro bic Ntili3en
bon 8ictoria batten bic ganae Na1t
binbur9 bic StraBen patrouiIirt. @es
gen Mittag tpurbe Der Gefangeue aus
feiner 3ele gebolt. Die WtiIi3en nabmen
i'm in ibre Mitte; Der Sheriff unb
einise @ebaIfen marf9irten poraI unb
10 gings brett i1s gourtbaus. Norber
bate &idter CHM ole orbentli1en
8irger aufgeforbert, fi9 gu betpafner,
ba er ieben Nugenblid ibre Silfe ans
rufen t6nne. Der Sheriff tiinbigte an,
baB Sober, Der ms @eri9ts3immer elm.
treten noble, fi9 elmer unteriu1ung au
u~ntermerfen babe, ba Niemanb 5ugelafs
len tperos, Der Wafen bel fi9 babe. Sas
3eugniB ffempelt ben Gal gu einem UT,
probo3irten Moro. Die 8erbanbluns
gen berliefen rubig unb u~nbeldfigl
purbe Der NnsetIagte ins Gefdngnib
auriidgefiibrt. Nae Srintlotale blieben
porf6tsbaiber gei9lofen. Die Greunbe
Gibbons bebaupteten, nur gefommer 81
fein, um ibre 8egner au beobadten unh
iebem ettpa geplanten 8eriu1e, Serrr
5u befreieu, energifd entgegen3utreten.
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Gine Oroiuaus
aur Mmenbirung Der Settipn 4, Gapitel
AZ Der &ebibirten Srbinan3en.

Sci es Derorbnet bur1 Den
Stabtraib Der Stabt San MntDnio:
SaB @ettion 4, Sop. AZ Der &ebi.
birten Oroinan3en 10 amenbirt perbe,
baB fe In 3ufunft lautet:
SeftiD "a. Menn irgenb cine Yerfon
abfi6tli9 un6 b6sDilig irgen6 einen
Baum ober Strau9, ober cine Bflan3e
unb 8lume lit elmer Der 6ffentli1en Nm
Iagen, StraBen unb pldbe Der 9ta6t
abbadt, abi6neibet ober berftimmelt,
ober elm pferb pber anberes 3bier an
einen foIGen Baum ober on bic gum
G9ub FOLDER Bdume aufgefelteu Yfo.
fen binbet, ober tper irgenb cine Gin.
3dunung uln einen Parf, 6fentli9en
plab Dber Elm 51ulbaus ober fpnItiges
6ffentli9es @ebdube enifernt ober BE-
f6dbi9t, o6er mer abf9tli1 ireenb Elm
6fentli1es ober Yriuataebdu6e beidd=
bigt, beiubelt ober entftellt, Ion zines
0~ersebsns i9uloig eradtet tueroen. bas
mad Der ueberfibrung nor benz &efor.
ber niGt tpeniger als $40 (3ebn Dol.
Iars) unb ni9t mebr aIs 5000 (3tpei.
bunbert OOlars) gu 5effrafen 1T. SIN
Interchangeable 1T an STEELE biefer
@elbbuBe cine 9aftitrafe bon niGt unter
5 unb ni1t iber 80 Sagen int ftdbtif6en
poli5eigefdngniB 5u feben.
Mngenommen unb gebiai9t am II.
Stunt, 1889.
8rpan galIagban,
Mttefirt: Wapor,
6. q. b n, @tabt @lerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-27

Die .Greie greffe ar 8 e.
ras" bertritt Die foIgenben Oampfers
2inien, ertbeilt ole ndbere austunfi
tpegen pafase mad unb bon europa
unb berfauft Sampfi6iH. unb giieus
babnbinete su ben niebrigifeu Raten.
Die 2iite ber bon lins rel ,dientirten
2inien lit:
&auaburs ; Mlnerifanif@e 9ampf'
ihifffabrts @eieaf@aft.
8eb Gtar 2inie Wtnttrerpen).
GDunpaanie @enerale Srans'
atlantiaae.
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an Waifer.a pmiumenteu.

perionen mel9e nit benz S9laud
WaHer fprinfeln, bafelbe fur ben Stall
Ober fur irgenb einen anberen 3ued su
gebrauden piiniben, m6sen In unierer
Office ft6 bic n5tbige 2isens auf eiu
Sabr oerI9afen beginnenb ON l. Mai.
ba fur iolden 8ebrau9, ausf6lieBlif
Der Rate fur bdusliden Beoarf, eint
Speaials& ate bers9net tpirb. Sn ueber
einitimmung nit ben &egeln Der @efsu.
i6aft laufen Dieienigen, wel9e Der
S9lau6 benuBen, obne bic erforberli'
DIE 2isens erIaust 3u baben, @efabr.
oaB ibnen bic @aReraufubr absef6nit'
ten tpirb.
Die p erf.2 o M a Q
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Singlingen1 Mdnnern
wir5 1
St@ere 9eilun8 8~atamtttt.

Die fdredlihen Golsen Der Suaenblinben.
@ef9le9t8f9wdde berurfadenb, tuoburd @eii
unb R6rper ruinirt per6en, peruaueuf aes
betlt. 9eraflopfen, Sdidternbeit, Garnsn-
abffub. Geod9tnie f6na@e, BerInf Der gner.
gie. abneisnng sesea @efeai9aft nnO Melan.
@olie grinbIid tutirt.
8erbeiratbete Mdnner, ODER foIde,
bic ftd Serbeirotbeu wolIen, bic in Golae bon
Snoiseretion in Der Sasenb an @el9le9fs. uub
1erbenfdua@e leiben, werOen srinbIi9 furirt.
Reine Wi%neraIien eingeaeben.
Jnnse Wanner, bic lire Belt NIT unfdbiaen
eeuten perfApenbet anb ft9 babur9 Rranf>
beiten bes aopfes. Oer Rafe, bes SdIfes, Der
eeber, 0nnscn, Giasepcioe unb bes Maseus
tnse3osen baben, iueroen f@neu turirt.
2abt eud ni9t bur9 falfass SdamsefibI
fofprt
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Seras g.

Sn Sort Wortb taeteE bic nG9ii=
Ter @Driii" unb 81 glei6er 3eit bielten
bic MgitatDren fur Sonntagsi9ulen
lbre GonuentiDn ab. 2ebtere fabten
gei9IaRe 5ur @inflbrung bet prnbis
bitien.
Sci &odbale bat elm Gessnfurm
ben Grandchildren S9aben auges
fiSt. Ser Gabriel unb Der gruIbpz
Greet Iino aus ibren uferu getreten.
: Die @egenb um San Wngelo bers
um fdngt on li9 INNER itdrter gu belies
helm. Wdbrenb ber leBten apei Wo9en
lit bort. tpie Elm 8eri9t bonn "a. SUM-
mlttbeilt, pieoer cine groBe 3abl BON
2euten gemeien, pel6e H@ bic bDriigen
granddaughter angeieben unb fi6 gum
9rDBten Sbeile a%ngetauft baben. Cine
Gamilie, beiBt es in Der Mittbeilung,
1T aug Canton, in 9afota, gefommen
uno, ME iis lagen, tperbsn i'm 9srbft
bon bort peitere IS big 40 Gamilien
fommsn, UNI fi9 in ber Gon6o @egenb
nieber3ulaKen. Sic in ber lebten 3eit
angefommenen 3u3iigler finb bur9meg
in guten 8erm6geusumltdnben.
: Die in Seferion, Marion @ountD,
erideinenbe nSron Stems" brinst ba.
rauf, baB bic bortige 9anoelsfammer
NbgeOrbnete mad Der Staats Gonbenz
tion i9ide, mel6e am 8. Suli in 9alas
tagen lon, UNI Bei9life ibsr bic @ifens
babns GraGtidBe gu bereinbaren. STR
bic inouitriellen iomobl tpie bic aders
bauli6en Snteref1en beg geIammten
Staates-iast fe-if es 9eraoe3u eine
S~ebensfrage, 6aB mir fur unfere BRO.
butte binigere misunderstanding be.
fommen unb bamit bic M6gIi9feit, Qb=
LAB fur fie auf ben Mdrtten au finben.
Wie es ieBt 1T, Iegen bic g%ifenbabnen,
ftatt barauf bin5uarbeiten, Mderbau unb
Geper6sfle bel uns aufbauen 3u bel.
fen, nur cine Dem Gorti@ritt un5 ber
gntwidlung feinbielise %unieres States
8efnnung on ben Sag, tpel9e gum
3Ded bat, Seras gu @uniten anberer
Staaten gu bseintrd@tigen.
= 8etreffs ber Worts' Mfdre. iiber
tpel6e bic uTreie prefe" por Surgeon
Wittbeilung sema6t bat, lit benz biefi.
gen merifanii@en Roniul, 0r. Ornelas,
auf feline Nnfrage bonn @ouperneur beg
States SamauIipas, u. Ytieto,
Der folgenbe 8ei6eib 3ugetommen :
n8ictoria, Merifo, ben %. Stunt.
&obert Worfs, pel1er bes Mor6es aas
geflagt NOR, 1T BON benz Oitritt : &C.
ri6isbof in San Carlos gu elmer ST.
fdngni8itrafe bon bret Sabret unb bier
Wonaten berurtbeilt norben. @egen
biefen Spru6 leste er 8erufuug elm,
unb bic erife Snitan3 Deg Obergeri9ts
nerurtbeilte i'm bann 5u bier Sabren.
gr iteIte barauf bas @eIu9, au elmer
3weiten 8erufunJ suselaRen tperben,
unb fe purbe ibm bepiligt. 9ie 8ers
banblung i@mebt iebt unb miro baIo
aur @nti6eioung tommen. Sen gr6Bten
3beil Der 3eit bat er f6 (unter 8ono)
in Greibeit befunben, obslei9 bieIe
&e6tswobltbat i'm State SamauIipas
iiberbaupt nur in iebr bei1rdnftem
MaBftabe beuilli9t pirb. Sn bielem
Nugenblide befinbet er fi6-auf @runb
bon Grantbeit-in ieinem Daule. Sic
8er6fentli@uug (6er Grau Worfs, no.
rim lte User bic f6le6te BebanbIumg
flast, bic ibrem Manr gu She'll gepor.
beng esmangelt baber ni9t aqein Ser
Wabrbeit, fOnberu aud Der Santbars
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