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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13
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lGortfesung.l

lGortieRnngI
Ou iolItef 6fter ian3en, Marie, iagte
er 3u ibr, i9 elaube, 'es iDiirbe Dir ni9t
idbaben, ionbern bieI Bergniigen bereis
tenl
Sd CLAUDE bas @egentbeil, gutter
2ouis, entgegnete fie. Wenn Du ni9t
befonoere 2uft baf, nod 5u bleiben, 10
m66te i6 nod 6auie fabren.
yta6 Deinern 8elieben, ertptberte Der
gefaflige @aite uno berlor fi6 unter ben
paaren, bic gum WaI3er antraten.
Das DortrefFlide Or9eHer ipielte ben
Maf3er, ber unter benz Sitel: &ei1ss
tabtsgDal3er betannt iff unb in frhberen
Sabren Dtel unb germ gebDrt tpurbe.
Die erifen $afte bieies Saa3es, ben Nas
poleons /. 6Dbn ber rei3enben Gannp
glsler geipibmet baben fol-, baben eine
10 innig unb binreiBenbe Melpbie, baB
Gran5 nid5t 5u miberifeben bermo9te.
ST fam auf Narie gu unb iaste balbs
laut nit ienem pibrlren6en Glange in
ber Stimnte. ber, penn bic Stimme
luobllauteno, 70 md9tig gum 6ersen bes
Weibes fprift: Sd iab Sic tanaen,
gnd6ige Jrau, iuollen Sic mir biefen
Waljer i9enfenl SD bite re9t fd6n,
iansen Sic nit mir. Marie2
9to9 niemals bate es 6rans ges
ipagt, fie bel ibrem Saufnamen gu nen'
men. sic ergltibte tuie cine &oIe, bic
i'm Worsenifrabl ibren buftigen 2eI6
erf9lieBt, ientte ben Gopf, legte ben
Singer an bas Slim. tpie Semano, Der
etnen gnti9luB faBt, unb ipro9 na9
elmer pauie: Sa, tommen Sic, mir
iuolen 3uianimen tan3en, gum erfen
Wlal I'm 2eben unb bielleidt gum leBten
Mal, Gran3l
Sat unb6rbar sIitt fein gtame iiber
ibre 2ippeu, absr fein Obr beruabm i'm
bod.
9Die auf geflagelten Goblen i6mebte
bas f96ue podr bur1 ben 6aal, nur
nit li9 bef91ftigi. 8etiunfen In bas
Slid, ons fiir fie Gus ibrem 8eiiam>
menfein erbliibte, b0rten fie tpeber bic
2lusrufe ber Germunberung UNI ii1 Der,
bic ibrem 3an3e galten, nod iaben fie,
pie i6arf fie beoba9ten tuurben.
glls ber San3 3u @nbe mar, perbeugte
fi6 0ran3 ebrerbietig bor feiuer Dame,
0err 8enede trat auf bas paar at.
gb, guien Mbenb, 6err Doftor, fab
sic bisber immef MIR bon fern, nber -
tuanbie 9err 8enede ii9 iebt on Marie,
= Du mhnf6teit ia beimjufabren2
Das min i@ aud, i'd bin mh6e, mir
tpollen In aIIer Gtille fort, ertpiberte fie.
GraH3 blieb nod einise 3eit. aus
&hdR9t fur bic finn tbeure Grail. a5er
er ian3te nid5t mebf. Mlelanie fagte ,u
ii6 ielbf: OaB bic CUTE Marie ben fdl0s
llen 9ottOr Scott liebt, babe ib beute
enibedt. Das mag er fit iie empfins
benz aus ieinem Dornebmen, foI3en
Geli6t idBt iitb i6mer berauslefen, mas
in feiner 5eeIe Dorgebr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13
eiebentes aopiteI.

Us bate .i9on ssbn gei6lagen, als
Grau3 am Morgen na9 bsr Ballnadt
ertpa9te. gunte, gum She'll qudIenbe
3rdume batten i'm i'm S9lafe geft6rt,
erit gesen MorseH trateu freunbli6ere
9raumbilber on iein 2ager. ct fab
feline SHUTTER. pie iie neben ibm bur9
ben i@6nen Wnlb f9ritt, In Der fleinen
Refben3, tn rpel1er er mebrere gIidlis
DE sSngenbiabre perIebt bate. Damn
erbIidte er Elm IiebIi9es Mdbden, bas
inn befanut unb fvemb 5uslei6 erfd)ien.
Sic reidie ibm bic 9anb unb faste
lddeInb: Sd bin Agnes, unb elm unbes
i6reibIi6es Dohlgefiibl bur6ltr6mte
ieinen Qbrper. @ern bdtte er nod 10
fort setrdumt, aber ber gintritt ieines
Sieners, ber ba fam Inn oas Grenns
material i'm 2ominofen dn3ujiinben,
3eitunsen uuo 9rieffdaften 3u bringen,
uedte i'm.
Seiner 8emobnbeit nod tleibeie CT
ii9 forgfdltig on, bann iebte er f1 an
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13
Al mu0prant
l. WoLFS0N Ecke Main Plaza AcequaSase ANTONIO TE
&arnfe nsu d, t.

Das Madstbum oer Slide iit bon
Der Nabruugsmense nod in piel b6be.
rem @rabe a6bdngig, als 6as unierer
parmbliitigen 9austbiere. gs 1T ba=
ber, I'M in Der &arpfen3u6t befriebis
genbe &eiultate gu ersielen, bon gr6Bter
8ebeutung, ben Gii9en elm rei9li6es
Gutterquantun au bieten. 0or allen
bhrfen alio bic Sei9e ni6t au fort be
ieBt iein unb mhilen bur9 aeittpeiie sd.
nerung nabrbafter gemadt tperoeu.
Sdmerung nennt man bas ldngere Sro,
denlegen bon Sei6en bic ir regelmds
Bigem We9fel Elm big aipei Sabre lang
gum Gelb> ODER Sutterbau bendbt tper.
pen. Oie ben Sei9mirtben fdon
ieit Sabrbunberten betannten 8or=
tbeiIe elmer ioI9en We9ielmirtb.
f6aft beiteben einerleits BARN, ,oaB
Der Sei9 8oben our9 bic BE,
aderung uno bas ginbringen Der
Wan5entpur3eln mebr aufgei6loi>
fen ipirb unb in ben Wur3sln unb
@toppeln Diele 5toffe erbdlt, bic BEL
ber 8etpdfieruns fitb aerieBen uno ben
Gii9en tbeils birect, tbeils Indirect 3ur
ytabrung bienen; anbererieits In benz
umtanbe baB bielfa6 auf bem mdb.
renb ber Sei9NuBung angeiammelten
fru6tbareu S9lamm @ras unb Juts
terfrduter ungebiingt bortreffli9 gez
beiben.
Sir gr6Bere Garpfen iit als portreff.
li6es Gutter Jroi@lai@ al empfeblen,
Der, ebenfalls tpie bic iungen Saul.
quappen, germ aufgenDmmen tpirb.
Nu6 lit es gang apedmd5ig, iiber ben
Sei@en an berl@iebenen Ortenin 3diien
nit Drabtsitterbobeu nidt gu groBe
Gleii6ftide auf3ufellen, bic balb bon
ben S6meiB1iegen nit 2arben belebt
tuerben. 2eBtere fallen ing WaHer
unb bieten ben Gii9en elm ansenebmes
Gutter. Die Gutterifoffe tper6en ent=
tue6er allein ober nit 2ebm auiammens
gefnetet, on ben Sei9rdnbern in's
Wafer geworfen, tpo man beoba1ten
tann, oh iie bon ben sSii@en angenom>
men merosn. 8eionbers in ,Sei9en
obne Dur6fluB 1T bas tpi9tig, ba ni6t
ber3ebrtes Jutter faulen unb leiht bas
Wafer perberben tpiirbe.
BON peri6iebenem Seiten suirb Der
Mift bon &tnbbieb, S9afen unb Mait:
f9meinen empfoblen, ferner 6taub>
mebl, &leie, 9reber, Mal3teime, ses
fo9te @rbien, 2infen, Bobnen, 2upi.
nen, Gartofeln, &hben, bic feiien &hd.
itdnoe aus 8ranntlpeinbrennereien. bic
&abeni6niBsl bon 3uderfabriteu, Mol.
tereiabfdae, eefoftes 8Iut &c. 3med'
mdBig biirfte es fein, cine Mnaabl bieier
Gtoffe nit 2ebm 3uiammeuautneten.
9ln man9en Srten formt man bieien
Seia aud gu fladen 8robeu, bic i'm
godofen ober in ber Some eetrodaet
unb bann lange 3eit aufbewabrt merben
f6nnen. 8slegentli1 f61nen S6neden,
Maifdfer, Regerpiirmer. mo fie maj,
fenbaft gu baben iino, iebr portbeilbaft
berfiittert werben. Soote Qunbe, 6amr
mel ober gepiertbelIte &in6er in bic
Sei6e sl iuerfen, 1T gang un3mefmd.
Big, neil oaourd bas Waner perborbsn
mirb unb bic Slide nidt Stiide abreis
| Ben, ionoern nur Iol9e @esenfdnbe
per3ebren f6nnen, bic He ouF einmal in
ben Wunb 3u nebmen unb ;u perf6liHz
gen i'm Stanoe finb. Gleingebadtes
Gleii6, aud nit Webl Ooer bergIei9eu
oermiidt, wirb bagegea gerne &C.
| IDiilmeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13
gseiBe 9alpus.

25oO Yarrs ebser, oair,corb, Ylaib
samns, 10 Gents per garb; Marieiaes
BON l24 Gents per garo an; feline
Yiques, Is Gents per yarb; DreB Cams
6riea, 12az, 16siuno 20 Gents; ensliids
@ambrics unb NoinioOfa, Sc 3oa brett,
20 biss5O Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13
Giue fid,ere @elo.stnlaae

III etne cle, re9er Sbnen unter @arantie ;uses
ert reresn fam, has iie befrtebisence Reuate lis
fer, pierisenfalS fas anseese Sch suridseiabl pre
Nuf hieier 8afS f6nnen etc rru nem unten anseses
tenen apptbeter eine Glaibe rem Or. atnss Reuem
S9wiHpiu@ts Setlmtitel taueu. Gs rirD surantirt,
pab naielbe inter alien nmifdnnen Grlei4ternns Ses
rdbrt, renu man es sesen irssHo rre6e eepen Der
8ebIe, her 8ruit peer ber eun3en anpeneet = pte
S9ptneiuHt, eunsenent,ineuns, QronGiiS, aitbma,
&euhbulten, Braune &c. Sc Gs 1T auseuebm ein,unebz
men uno ihmedt gut, 1T ppls iider unp man tam fA
imTer naeaui rerlanen
Erotefai6en frei in allen aprtbeteu. grbIeiuIc bel
Dreb, 1bpmpirnu. Sc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13
Quripfe Grtldruna.

6p~-AM ySagen Sic mir nur,
tparum 1T benn bic @igarre auf einHal
biel fiirser?"
Qommis; oG6, man pirft ia
bod INNER bas lebte Stid fort, unb ba
bat fie Der Gabritant sIei6 I'M 10 biel
fiir5er gemadtl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13

ldrer. Sic iinb ausse5eidnet in ber
Wdids unb i'm @arn sefdrbt.
Sdcttiide 3epbArc allerlester Wlcbe
in alien Wuitern, iclib sefarbt, 81 3Oa
Brett, 25 @ents..
Cine bubi9e 4uswahl BON S4cttis
fden @hambrahs 35 unb 40 Gents.
grOBer ,yOrratb bon @lasscp Be-
pb1r8 aler Nrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13
@efarbte ealuns.

40 3ou breiter 8uttilt, quite Waare,
10 uno 125 Gents per Yarb; BIaib
eawns, 80 3ca brett, in 4 Tarben, 10
@ents; 100 @tade Berth Orsanbies
123 esnts; Sable @crb Orsanbies, 12l
eents; Reriif6er Muu auer grt, 80 uno
35 Gents; Gmerican @balliss, seorudt
uno edtfarbi8, IA 0arbs far 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13
S. S. Collins @aannfaeturina

S. S. Collins Wsanufactnrina
60, No. l, 3, 5 unb Z Of.Soufons
StraBe, bat Die gr6Bte Muspabl In
gStnbs, Pferbetraft,, Sampfs unb
0ano pumpen oler Nrt unb boraiigs
li9iter &onitruftiOu; WaHer &66ren
aller Nrt nebf 3ubeb6r i'm @roBs unb
Rleinbonbel. 0Dbrauliihe Hammen
uno Winbmtiblen aler @r6Ben sum
pumpeu uub Mablen ino bort au bas
ben ober tperben auf 8eitelung beiorgt.
8roBe Nuswabl in allen Mrtifeln unb
bilige preife bel geoiegeniter -9lus
fiibrung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13


3eitunsen un6 i6iittelte ben &opf.
Meinen ber 9err Dottor niGt aud,
baB balb etuas Iosgebt2 fragte fein
Diener.
$50 benu, Sbrer Meiuung uad?
fragte Scott unb ld9elte, obgleid er
beute febr ernit geitimmt tuar.
8ei unferen yfa9barn, ben Ddnen,
Lid babe einen 8ruber In Gopenbagea,
ber bat mir allerbanb sei6rieben, lpas
mir tti6t gefdH!
2ann iein, molten elm anberes Wal
barii6er fpre6enl
Set Siener, BET ieinem 9etrn febr
ergeben mar unb beHen Welie fannie,
eutfernte fd setduidIos.
@s mar cine alte, ibm liebe Getpobn.
belt bon Gran3, ieben Worgen Elm
Stiinb9en su leien. Wenn er bers
itimmt mar, nabm ct einen ieiner 2iebs
lii 9si6riititener unb lag fi6 tuenn nidt
better bod rubig. Su fol6en 4ugens
bliden fagte er oft: Die Welt tpeib es
ger nidt, mie piel fie einem suten
Sdriftife0er fduloig it'll
6eut: nabm Ct @eorg Gorfers Briefe
aur 9anb. N!s ct 0as Bud 6ifnete,
las er; Silbegarb BON 5tettenbeinl,
16. Wai 1916.
ct tpuBte, baB es lire @emobnbeit
mar, in iebes Bud bas ibr eigen mar,
unter ibren Namet ben Sag 3u f9rei
ben, an benz Re es getauft bate. gu.
tpeilen ma6te fie an ben &ano nit
Bleiiiift cine 8enlertung in elmer Gbifs
| fref9rift uo3u ilur iie ben S9IiiHeI
bate. ginige GenntniB in bieier 3eiz
henipra9e beiaB er. Sn6em er In benz
8u1e bldtterte, um iplde 8emerfungen
3u finben, fiel Elm beidriebenes Blatt
beraus. gs entbielt 8erle, rieberges
f1riebeu in 6ilbesaros lei9ter, 9araf.
teriitii6er 6ano. ct las:
An ben ilngeren Greunb.
Sd mn 3 jett BON Dir ssben,
Drd ias i'd nidt abe,
8eiI id, mo- i9 aud peile,
Did lebe unb berfeb.
@enn mir bic Sonne leud,tet,
@iir ifrabIet Wonbesf6ein.
Did miIbe Quft umfdAelt,
0tid bullet &esen ein.
@enn cine soIbne Stimme
@liG irsenbno besriibt,
Damn fiibI id) es, bab nabe
IRir Define Seele iit
@enn abnungsboII in barre
auf eineS @eiftes @eb'n,
Damn ipeib id, bab GebaRfen
Sca Glant in Dir entfeb'n
Sd trdumte fdon uno badte,
Du iparf elm ainb 3umaI,
Bin i1 bic Morgenrotbe,
8iif Du ber EagesfrabI.
sic fam nur O6ntmruns bringsn,
g8iro iibergldnst bonn Sag,
llnb 3iebt ais abenbroibe
Sbm banu boa Sreue mad
Sir seb'n ni9t sleiden S9rihes
| llno bod and ME aIlein
5alb mar mein eeben Gbnen,
9aIb pirb's Grim 'rung lein.~
Inter Dem @ebibt itanb bas Datum
bes Sages, an peI@sm Qilbegarb Dor
beinabe 3tpsi Sabren Berlin perlaiien
bate.
(6ortietuus foIet)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13
8 d u feriungenz WiB

Was bait bu oa an ben Ginseru au
5a1len? fdbrt ein 99Ibma9er ieinen
Sebrling an.
Sd 5dble, pis pieI b6fe Wsi6er i'm
Gaufe finb.
9fun, tpie bel linb egg
wt.t ber Grau Weeiiern fnos fiebeu.
(Der Meiiter greift fiai@peiaenb
nod bem 2nieriemen.)
Gee, ne! f6reit Der eSunge, id babe
mir = oer3dblt = obne bic Grau MeeIferm
finbs fe@fe!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13

= Ser Bauer i'm Ntiin1euer glbees
oronetenbaufe. gduerin: rNa, tpie
tpar'sa" - Bauer: v0m! Da ifanb
a'erft amer auf unb bat g'rebt, baun
teBt er ii9 bin unb 6s itano an anbrer
auf uno bat e'reot, uno 10 gina es
tort, ba murb's mi gu lang un6 bab'
gar net abgeDart, big ie J. raafen an,
g'faHgen babe"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13
Qn9 Elm 5eiratbsgruub.

@mma: rWie, liebe Sba. bu, bic ers
tldrte @sanerin Der @be, ipilft beira.
then nao i9on in 10 furaer 3eits"
Sba: nSa, Iiebit Ou, emma, bic
Jaeon ber Sapotebate fur iunge sSrauen
1T in bieIem Sabre gu rei3enb!1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13
= II m oberner 6rab.

Gin moberner GraB.
vWatie6en, wer III benn ber 6err,
Der bier INNER berumitreidt unb bid
borbin geftBt 5ats"
rN9, @rete, er tpar NAL mein gaz
ter -aber, mein @ott, mir linb bod
lGon lan9e genug bon ibm sef9ieben!
---.S6 peiB ni9t, mas Der Wenf1 eis
9entlt1 nod bon mir mill"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13

Cine pcllitdnbiae gluswabl ser neues
iteu Wuifer au 12a unb Is Gta. per 0arb.
156 Stade "New Departure" gu 20
unb 25 Gents.
Dies itno Muiter fran50ff4er aaniiz
ler unb CUTE Waaren.
1889 Srahlinssmaaren in iOliben Jars
hen 129, Is unb 20 Gents
sdottiide 3epbprs.
Dieie Waaren msrben INNER popus
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13

8arnatp's umcritaniide @insbans
fir Damen- uuo Sinbtr alsiber, ertra=
tein, 20 Gents.
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Qamns.

gDir baben ieet mebrere bunbert Sthde
amsritaaii6en, en5lii&en, iriiden, frau=
o0iiiden uno f6weissr Sabrifats 5ur Mn-
lidt aus iesen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13

q: .Nu, tparlt Sc auf Der Saeb?1
9: vSa!"
y: s@as baIt Be benn setroHen2"
o: n2auter CUTE Greunbe."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13

Die i@mersfiqenben unb beilenben
Gigenf9aften 6es Samaritan -Nervine
fino beuunberungspiirbig.
Meia 8ruber, tpel6er i'm Mlter bon
19 Sabren itanb, lit felt feiner 9inbs
belt on beftigen Grdmpfen. Samaritan
Nervine bat i'm sebeilt.-N. %. @urs
tis, Sfafis. Minu. SIR $3.50 Bel aIs
len Npotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13
SransDlii9e satins.

..Sn Stem Oortsr unO BOitoner 3eituns
gen perben lie nit 374 unb 33s @ents
per Narb anncncirt. Wir Serfaufen-
bieielben @aaren in ben fdSnitsn Wu-
ltern ;u 35 unb 80 Gents per 0arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13

Gin 9err betlaste ii6 einf iiber oas
getragen feiues Sobnss. .Sie Iollten
ibn nit Strense on feline pHi6ten ers
innern", faste Elm anberer Serr. ngr
bort ni6t auf mid. @r foIet nur ben
Ratbi6ldgsn hummer @eden." Damn,
nod elmer tleinen pauie: so
tpiinibte Sic fprd9en 3u ibm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13

Warum antwOrten Sic 10 lansiama
Iraste Elm 4opofat einen 3eugen, finb
Sis bauae, bic uniuabrbeit 3u iasen2
Nein! fpar Die ettpas au pori1nelle
NutmDrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13

8erungludte 9 emertungen.
sd fiibIe", iaste elm f9ottif9er
@Oelmanu, baB cine fol9e gelebrte 8erz
fammlung an5ureben bon elmer 70 ge.
riugen peri6nli6teit als i6 bin, Yer.
len Dor bic Sdue tperfen beist.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13

Die
ss0dentlide Greie Yreiie fit Seras
erf9etnt
ieoen QonnerGag
unb foltet
$3.50 fiir SaS Sabr pocr $1.25 t,ir
9 Wonate tn Wuramsb besablama.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13

Sd babe bteien Mann an pldbeu
angetroffen, faste elm anoerer Nobofat,
tpo i'd mid i9dmen tpiirbe. seieben
tuorben Su iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-13

98r bdben ne eDrme NuSwab 1T p1en Stoen, peterttgt
tins pbDrs 2awnS 8attis GambrS GtngbamS u bt9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-02
York County Pomona Grange

The April meeting Of this Grange was &c
have been held with Buxton Grange and a,
II hai been unvittingly appointed for Fas
day and the notice had been sent 10 the sew.
eral oranges, it was not deemed advisable u
change the date believing we could keep the
day acceptable in this way. The hall wa.
crowded to overlooking and the meeting
opened promptly at 10 O'Clock by Worthy
Master Snnott The following grange.
were represe 9ted, Alesive. Biddefori, Buzz
ton, Banner, Cornish, Goodwin's Mills, Hol.
LIS and Saco, large delegation being present
from Cornish. An opening song BY the
choir was followed by an address of
welcome given by A l. Henderson, a youth
full member of Buxton Grange. who did credit
TO himself and his grange by most able, elo-
quent and pleasing speech which was as ably
responded to by Worthy Master Sinnott,
Worthy Lecturer Emmons, Worthy Chaplain
o. J Hancock, Bros. Geo. Boothby and j
X Deering. Singing BY the grange My
Country lis of Thee after which. the com
pany repaired to the spacious dining room
and seated themselves for a repast not strict
ly IN accordance with the proclamation of the
Governor. After refreshing the inner man
we assembled in the man hall and seated
ourselves for feast of reason and flow of
'NN'. Jung W tbc my
God to Thee" after which we were favored
with the presence Of Worthy State Master
ROBBIE.
The question. Resolved that it is the duty
Of patrons to patronze the Mutual Aid Society,
vas then discussed at some length. Mrs.
Brocka~ay of Franklin. N. H., a talented
elocutionist, and a daughter of our worthy
lecturer being present, favored US with
reading, The FIRST Settlers Story" which
received a hearty encore. One hour WIS de-
voted to the entertainment BY the ladies and
was well taken up. The question, What has
the grange done for me. and what have
done for the grange? was opened by Mrs.
J. o. Harmon in an able paper upon the sub
ject followed by Mrs William CARL with an
original poem. remarks by Mrs. William
Jose Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Smith of Corni, b
grange, Mrs. Stevens of Hollis grange and
Bessie Milliken, with a reading. who was
the First Temptari'
After accepting the invitation of Bro.
Douglass of Cornish grange to meet with
them the 9Th of June and complimentary
vote to Buxton grange, the m citing closed in
form. IL WAS session of more than usual
interest, and each felt that the day had been
well spent Biddeford Journal.
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Wedding Bells At Richmond.

The marriage Of Mr.. Randall ]. Condon n,
friendship. Me-, and Miss Eliza A. S,ur,e.
want. daughter of Mrs Z c. r. Sturty.n,
OF Richmond, took place At the CorRre2a
uonai Church, Kicamond, at 1915. pm
TUESDAY. Rev G. ID. B. Pepper. d. D.. Of
Soioy University, assisted by Rev. W. C..
Stiles OF Richmond. officiating. The church
shicn was filed with friends and relatives OF
the pride and groom, was ta.sefuIly deco
rated Tor the occasion. The DESIGN
Tor the alter decoration consisted Of
an arDor Of evergreen With open
gates al the bead Of the steps leading to the
platform At one side Of the arbor was q
toSer ~ which was Suspended golden bel
Aan Nhen The ceremony vas nearly comples
ed dove descended from above and hover
90 above the heads of the bride aai groom.
The whole vas intended TO be synbolic of
the two paths of life meeting at the altar.
from which the bride walks in the path of
the groom and with him. The b; idesmaids
were Mis- Alice T.. Alexander of Rch-
mond. Miss Aggie Stafford Of Skoxheg
an, Mss Aspie s. Ridley and
Miss Laura b Dinsiov Of Richmond. Mr..
Charles Small Of Portland, DIR. z. D..
Hove Of Richmond, Mr.. Stanley H. Holmes
OF Augusta and Mr.. Herbert K purinton Of
"aterFliie were the groomsmen. recep-
hon was held Immediately after the ceremony
at the home Of the bride, to which
the relatives and most intimate friends
OF the bride and groom were invited
ne presents we're numerous, beautiful
and useful, among them being a china tea
set presented by the pupils of the Richmond
Ugh school Of which Mr.. Condor has been
principal during the past three years; also a
set OF teaspoons and tablespoons presented BY
members Of the Congregational society and
others. Mr.. and Mrs. Condor left on the
" Z. NJ train for Portland and short
tour
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There is an idea prevalent that Oranges
NAV. or must, relax effort during the season
of busy farm labor, that they are not eI
pceted 10 hold regular meetings, or in other
ways continue active. Where this idea pre-
walls very naturally practice conforms to it
But the question arises is it necessary that
activities cease in the season when farm
work presses2 Certainly it is if grange
work may not have attention with' ut injury
TO other material interests. Farmers work
for subsistence and such profits as they may
derive from close application of labor well
ing too much That is, in fact, a fault 50
common in farm life that its labor freqnent-
Is becomes a drugery, irksome and fauguirg
to such n degree that farm work is repulsive,
even odious 10 those who participate in il
without direct claim upon its rewards, as fol-
instance, young men and women who get
from il not much more than plain food aud
clothing. Something more is due them when
their part is well performed. They should
have time for recreation. wholesome recuper-
alton, for restoration OF that even poise
which is surely disturbed when farm work
makes severe exaction, as IL does often be
cause of exigencies incident to the season,
or imperative demands that may not be de-
MED without consequent loss. The Grange
supplies such opportunities for rest and
recreation of powers jsded by excessive en-
ploy ment.- The Husbandmdn.
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State Rifle Practice.

General Orders No. 4 in relation to the
rife pfac: ice of tire Maine Volunteer Militis
Va, issued yesterday from the Adjutan,
Generals 3fice. IL states the rules which
will govern the practice, establishes q basi,
Of marksnianship upon which the men are to
be divids4 into Eve diteren, classes. and
provide. that fifty round. of ammunition shall
be allowed each man for practice. Two cash
price. s. and So each sill be offered t, each
company, 70 be competed for upon it. own
range between the annual encampment and
Dec. lst. under the supervision of the State
Inspector Or soIae one whom he may appoint.
The competition will he at 200 yards range,
ard the thirdel4s- target will be used. Each
man ia to have seven shots for his score and
three sighting shots Five hundred round
Of ammunition 10 addition to the regular al
lorapce will be Issued to each company for
this match upon proper requisiiion.
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Gannett Morse have rented the build
ing on WilloS street, formerly occupied a.
the corset mandatory, and will remove
their Oxen ami coda works at once to these
larger and more convenient quarters. They
are TO put in one Of the largest sets Of
machinery for charging soda tanks and bot
tling different kinds If carbonsted drinks to
be- found east Of Boston. For running all
the appliances for carrying on this extensive
business much new machinery VIII be pro-
cured. power for which will be furnished
either by electric or sater motor.
One room in The building will be fitted
up for ssreoty ping the forms of Comfort, >
and there Will be presses added before
another year suitable for working off the
large editions Of thi. monthly which is daily
a-isg in circulation.