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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-29

tion gu ftnben, In melder Berlin bisber
Elm r'eltges @rportsefddft f6 errungeu
batte. Sie Nmeritaner. iont bic beIteu
Rnnben, baben felt Der McRinleD BiG
bic er6Btea Nnffrengungen gema9t. I'M
bur9 N%nlegung ei9ener Tabrifen fslbft,
tdnbig gu wer6en unb bas FibIt ma
bier empftnbli6. 8iele fdbige 2rbeiter
1nb bur4 bortbeilbafte engagements
gum ueberfebeln mad nbriiben" psranz
loBt lDnrbeu, mas uamentli6 in benz
Grefeioer 8e5irt. oem Centrum Der
5eibeazSubutrie. Der sui 1T. Dort
lit Der @Iport fertiger @eioes unb 5amz
metwaare TO tief aeiunter, bah Die
9ausmeberei total aufgeb6rt bat. 9urh
Die WnlageDon 5abrifen in patterfon, M.
g., baben bic amerifaui|@en 6abrifan,
ten It'd auf eigfae Shbe gelteut, baben
5eibe' unb 9ammetnirfer bon grefelo
unb umge9eub herange3ogeu, bic set
4ntoB Ill eInem mabren Grobus bon
fleineu Geuien nod Imerifa eeten.
Waa febt, baB cine nerfebrte Wirib.
f9afispoIittt uno bic emige Grieesbe.
reitfdaft gurupas iene Bei6dftsFau=
belt berbeieefdbrt babeu. moran gaus
europa frantt.
@ebeimratb prof. 2spbsn maGte heute.
cen IL. Suli. Dor Der 3ablreibea 3ub6,
reri6aft' einige MittbsiIungsn liber ben
1ebtgen 5taao Der nit Dem So9I9en
9eilDerfabren er3ielten g%rfabrungen.
Wie bereits fribsr baridtet. madte
Brof. Sod in aGer Stiua 8erfu9e nit
Miuimalbofen, iiber beren 3eiultate
man nihts bat Derlauten 56ren. Brof.
2en5en bat Nerlu6e In herielben WeiTe
in Der ianeren Stint ber Gbarite auqes
felt uno reiumirt bas gerfabren DO.
bin, oaB er feline aennensmettben Sort
i9r,tte, au@ feline 8eri6Ie9terung i'm
Befiaben Der 2ranfen gu beraei1nen
babe. III. CLAUDE an oiete neuen Wi>
nitnalboien ni6t, Die erfte DoFruug
bet Beriooe bon 3obember big Mdr3
let gewiB minimal sepeien unb our9
Elm gr6Beres 8erbiinnen Der Go1i6en
6~ltffgteit perbe bic Wirfunq, oh atins
fig ooer u%ngtnfig, ebenfals t~leiner,
folgli6 au9 f9uerer au beo5a9ten.
Bon anberer @eite h6rt man, oaB
pref. Sod nod INNER an Der Slhffa
felt fel5f arbeite, benn er babe bic gu.
iammenfeDuag iener GltiRgteit, tpomit
er oamalS bic Weeri@mein6en, fpdter
bic 2uausfranten 10 auBerorbentli9 gRn.
fig bebanoeIte unb beilie. perIoren unb
arbeite ieitbem una5ldifg baron, Die
bur@ 3nfal bel oer 8aeteriemsa@tung
ntoedte@inipribunas hdihgteit tuieoer gu
%geDinnen. Die WiBerfolee be- NIT
fpdter angefertiger 2gmpbe sema9tem
9ei!periuGe beruben nod Sod nar aIz
leiu oaf Dem umfaEoe, CAB Die Spmpbe
ni6ts getaugt babe unb oaB CT big beute
fol9e, wie bic suerft gema1te nod ni6t
pieoer babe fertigftelen f6nnen.
Sr. s. %. Noos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-29
0ej,1nbbeit tit gfeid,tbustt

Or. G. 6. Nehs Merrens nab Gebirn : 9ur lit Elm
saranttrtes ipstiFi@es Seilmitte[ fur Srfteris, arduts
PIE, nerrbfe Meuralsta, 8~cpffHmer;en, nerpbie iebers
retSuug nnn Gbfronnuns, bernrioGt burM ben hbere
mdetaeu Genub bon GltrbcI cber Eatat G@IaflpFss
feits NieeersefdIaseubett unb @ebirnerreiGuns, bic
in @atnfun ou8artet unb alsemeineB Glenr, GteHs
tbum nnb Fob berteifahrt. Gs 10 aud ein Se.lmtttel
sesen frhbJettises @lterns sesea 1lufruhtbarteit, Sms
poten5 Bet beibeu @ef4Ie9tern, Spermatprrbrea, rer=
ariadt bnrm Seifise rleberanirensnns cber bure
Susennlinben. Se6e G@a9tel entbdlf tie anr fur
stnen Mcaat. $1.00 bic S@afte, pber G ShaGteln
Gir sarantiren, bub 8 S&a6teln iebeR san beiler
rerben. Nltt ieber 9efeauns fur 6 Sda@teln, bic Bet
ms NIT benz yreiie ~etnIdnft, ienben mir benz 8eleIer
urleren }@rtftliden @ardntis : Gmein, cas MIR bds
Gelb sura6f9tden. peun bas Mittel feine SeiIuns bes
irirft. Gcl9e Sdeine lperben nur ousseneut pom
Gttp Drns Stcre lGtn5tge asenten) Mr. 8 Gaf
Commerce Gtreet, Can Mntpnfc, Tegas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-29
MQer{ei.

Ser bier DortbeiIbaft betdnnte 6err
6abile peranftaltet am 5Onntag Nbenb
i'm paoilou beg MiifonssG artens einen
unteshaltungsabenb nit @orcett uno
aIerlsi ueberral6ungen.
9ie 56weiasr San Nnionios
peranfalten an @dmtag ben |. Mugult
elm gtoBes 6ef 5ur Geisr bee GOO. tdb.
rigeu SubiIdums Der unabDdugigteit
Der 59mei3. Sie Oeu'EGsn, Granaor
len unb Staliener - aus uelGen Naz
tioualitdten Rb Ia au6 Die 8eo6lteruns
Der Sdmei3er @ibgeno1eni6aft Sufams
menfeBt = fnb outs ber3li9te CUR
Sbeilnnbme on biefem Geite eingelabsn.
0err Sobn 2esier 1T Set prdHbent,
0err gS. Mtper 5efrstdr unb 9srr
9arl lrei mirb bic 5efts Hebe balteu.
Ser erie 8auen 8aumwoIe Der
b~iesidbrigen grnte. Der in 8ercr gouus
III ae3oaen purbe, 1T am %. Suli bier
auf ben Warft 9e5rG6t tporhen. @r
tpog 525 Yfunb unb mar pou benz Gar
mer u. DO. GiIon in Der Mdbe bop
Berdr BOT Office geliefest morben.
No1 elm enbsrer 8aaen 8aumtuGls
mai auf ben Warft gebra9t tporben,
Oerielbe itammts iebod aus Dubal
gouni9.
Wir ba.ien Oas @ersniigen ,aDerru
gb. &o6 pon @bicaso in unierer 81.
flee begrtBsa gu f5nnen. 0err Sod 1T
Elm onseiebener Banter Der 2ieienitabt
am Wi6isan See unb lit finaueiel on
benz untsrnebmen bes 8ra3os > 6afens
baus betbeiligt. 6err Go6 tbsilte uns
nit. baB Der 8raSoss 6afen bereits fir
S9ihe NIT eiuem Siefeang non mebr
als Is SUB 5ug1uell9 1T uab oaB bic
befien NIsfidten ~porbanben iiub. ben
Siugong sum 9afen nod bettGdtlid
mebr su uertiefen.
Hei 9arnif@ q 8dr uurbe bers
gan9eEe Nadi abermals eiuaebroden.
Die Diebe t6lteu bic eiierne 8ebedung
beg 4eletlodts in Der @rodetttrabe,
brangeu in ben Seller un6 BON bort in
bic 2onbiiorei. Wit einem Gtemmeis
fen erbrahen fie bic 8eIbidublahe unb
erbeuteten sanse a@t Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-29

Wie itr Der erte 2uB &C..
& medt, oartiber finben mir in BEN
SlgebuGe elmer b6bereu So@ter foIs
senbe ohenbar glaubwirbise 4uf=
3ei6nrns; yNm 20. Wtoi tdbte mid q.
gum eriten Mal! Sd fiblte mid ME in
einem 2ibel nit &Oien, bic In 6onis, gou
beGclogne unbGbampagner idpammen,
als oh ettpas auf SiamnntfiBen iiber
meme WerDen liefe unb bieIe feline Con-
beln mitgngeIn bur6 meine Qbern ifr6m'
ten. uab ais Oh bur@ meinen 26rper
elm masnetii9es RegenbOsenIi6t f9
eraGHei
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-29
BmdIens arntea.salse

Dir bette SaIbe ber Belt fir Sdnitte,
0usti9unssn, @ef&pfre, Gieber. uaD Saut,
1usf@las, GIe9ts. %sefprun9ene 9dnbe, 6rof.
brulen unD ale Sautfranibeiten furirt Cd.
marrtoibsn ODER feline S~eaabInns. gSaise
Satisfaetiou sarantirt ODER bas GeIb nirb
suriiderfattet. Is gents BITE S9o@teI. Bum
gerfauf In allen apotbefen. Dret6, 9tOmb.
fon & Co.. @beIefaIe.
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Sic 9trbctten ber gtaats. giienbabr=
Gpmmi5fipu.

Die @.fenbabn. gommiifon 1T ti6tig
on Der Nrbeit. 2eitenoe @runosdbe fur
bic &egelung Der Jra9tfdBe bat fe in
Der tur3en 3eit naiiir!i6 nod ni6t auf,
1felen t6nnen. Sic bat basegen iGon
cine gan3e 3ubI BON gerorbnungen ers
laRen, bur1 mel6e einaelne GraGtraten
Der FIR ben 5armer pi1tigitsu 2aaos
bau'graeugniRe uno 8ebfrfniHe, 10 Der
8aumwole, bes Wei3ens, Weiaenmebls,
@eli@forns, Der Baummolreifen u. +.
TO-, tDefentli6 berabgeieBt morben fnb.
Cine febr iuterehante unb bofsntli9
folgenrei@e Sibung oon stpei Sagen
bat fe I'm bpr &ur3em in Dallas
abgebalten. Sc tparen Der 0auptia1e
mad 2lagen BON Sn6ufrie1en, tpel6e
bort segen Die @%iienbahas@ eie0f9aften
anbdn9ig sema6t murbea, unb Der
@ruab fir bieie 2lagen mar. baB bic
beimii9e 3eras, Snouftrie bur9 giiniti.
gere 8ebingungen. nel4e bic giienbab.
men auBeritaatliden Snbufrien &c.
tpdbrten. beeintrd9tigt unb an elmer
geiunoen @ntwidlung bebinbert tperbe.
Gin Begrif bapon. In tpel@ bobem
@rabe bas Der Gal iif, geben bic WGrte
elmer Der 8ertreter beg teranif9en @ez
m~erbsHeibes, 8. s. Maronsp, tpel6e
er oil bic @ommiilion ri@tete: vl1niere
2lugsn, = iast er, - f6nneu muir aQ=
gemeiner Nrt fein; es febli uns on
Matsrial uno an Der n6tbisen Snfor.
nation, UNI Liz in bas @in3eIne bineins
auseben; nur in elm paar beionbereu
Gdlen 1T bas m6gli6.
r9alas bot f9 i'm 8erlauf bes lebten
Sabre gu einem SnbufrieplaBe eats
tpideIt; es bat In bieiem Mugenblide
unsefdbr 125 Tabrif. unternebmuugen
auf3umeifen, tpel9e nit auBerftaatliden
Gabrifen in Mitbemerb getreteu unb
auf ben Gampf nit bieien ausudrtigen
@ei@dften ansewiefen Hno. Diefen
lebteren gegeniiber, bsbaupte in nun,
finb mir ieitens Der giienbdbnen be.
na9tbeili8t worbeu, ai1t auein ba.
bur6, BOB bic tsrauii6en Waaren b6s
Der flaiffairt worbea fnb. fonberr
aud bur9 b6bere 6ra1tidbe, pomit
bic Seras' Gabrifate beloitet Fnb. Be-
ranifdes &obmaterial mirb su fat
ebenio niebrigem preife nod Ganias
@itp unb ct. 2ouis bef6rbert, dig es
nod Dallas gebra9t pirb. Die 6olae
1T, BOB ct. Souls bas Material ebenfo
bilig Derarbeiten tann, ME mir es f6u.
men, unb mas bic 0ertbeilung unb Ser.
f6ifuns Der ct. Coulter Gabritmaareu
angebt, 10 linb bic Gra9tfdbe baftr
niebriser als bic, pel6e bic @ilenbabs
men Dallas ober irgeno einem anoeren
teraniiden qlabe aeben. I'm Sbnen
ben 8emeis bafir 3u l~iefern, bob bieie
meine 8ebauptuns auf Wabrbeit be,
rubt, 1T nur n6tbie Sbnen gu fagen,
bob bic Gra9t bon 81. 2ouis nod
Cisco ebenio biQig lit aIs bic bon ct.
2ouis mad Dallas, unb bod liegt @isco
200 Mteilen BON Dallas entfernt.
rDie @ef9dftsintereiien Der tsrani.
i9en 8abnen, - beiBt es i'm Weiter'
lauf Der Nneaben beg !6rn. Marpnes,
bdngen ndmli9 ppn ibren austpdttigen
@ef6dftsberbinbuneen ab. @s 1T 4.
9. oortbeilbafter fur te, wenn fe bas
&Obmateria! (8aumnoae) ppn 3eras
nod ben Often bringen unD bic baraus
fabrisirten WrtifeI bann bonn Often
nod $eras 3uriid, aIs tpenn has Mas
tericl, peldes Dor unierer Sbiir pd9f,
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~ 0ie g anantcnipG anbs
Rompognie Iiefert Sanb nod al.
len Sbeilen Der stabt gu tibli@eu
preiIen.
War Meue d & Co.,
@ieentbimer.
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bier ou6 berarbeitet tpirb = i'm erteren
Galle baben lie cine nuBenbringenoe,
pelte Gra9tbef6rberuns atosi mol.
ueber bic Na9tbeiIe, pel6e cine
Selas @~anbpfabrit 3. 9. elmer ausz
lpdrtlgen gegeaiiber ausgeiebt 1T. gis5t
Der Snbaber, GER 5. 8. 8otto, ben
tolgeuben 8eri9t: I'm in Denton
Desr paris abiGB 3u fiuben, mhKen
mir i'm 5tanee fem, nit 81. 2ouis au
tcnturriren; bic giienbabu forbett als
Gra9t naG garis 40 Gents unb uod
Qbl!eue IS Gents. mdhrenb file fur ben
Transport BON st. 2ouis fir beibe
plcBe $1-02 anfebt; er babe = fagt ct
ftr 3uder bon Stem Orleans in go.
9erlaouuaen 81 gents gu 5ablen, udb.
renb Die gifenbabn bic 5ro0t BON Stem
Orleans na6 2ittle 8od nur 20 Gents
berednst. 5Dil6en Der erlfen uno britt
ten GlaRe fei nur Elm Yreismnter1dieb
Don 2 Gents unb uth bic brittle Glafe
3u befommen, mhfen mir unfere Wads
ren auf 6 Gents ieBen. Mir baben bic
bette Wai9inerie unb f6nuen ganbp in
Dallas ebeulo btaig fabri3iren, pie es
III ben Is Gabriten Der staaten, menig=
fens III st. 2ouis betsefelt wirb; es
TT aber no%lbnenbig, baB mir WaeeuIas
bunsspreiie fir uniere NrtifsI befom,
men.
Nu6 bic Maaer unb Wei8enbauer
bon Seras baber elm &eht. tDie aus ben
Werbanblunaen in Dauas hernorgebt-
f9 tber Die @iienbabnfra6ten. tpel6e
ibnen cine &~onfurrea3 nit austpdrts
unm6gIi6 ma9ten, sa bel6weren, fopie
anbere 8ewerbstreibenbe, mel9e bic
i~ibermdBlsen Jra6tldbe Der Serasbab.
men seqen bic ausmartigen Mitbeners
Der in Nadtbeil ieBen. SebenfaQs lit
bic Dallas 5ibung fur bic 6erretl bon
Der Rommiiion cine fsbr lebrreide ges
pefen, unb es barf borausgefsbt tpers
ben, baB He ibre Grddte tragea uirb.
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sav Mcrsen 4benb A. Mbonnements-
Gpnsert ausgefibrt bon Carl Beds
Sr1eter. 80 Wann tart in Wutbs
@arten. gintritt 25 Gents.
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eS- Morsen Mbeno4 Announcements.
&onaert arsgefhbrt bon Carl Beds
Ot6efer, 30 Mann fart in Mutbs
@arteu. @tntritt Is Gents,
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Die SrOp, q. g., rpreB." 81.
DECEMBER, 1890, fagt: MesboIb
S1mer5en leiben, tpenn man ct. s5aa
fnbs Del BADEN fann. IS 1T bas bette
9eIlmittel bagegen.
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SsinaustcMer 8eridht

Der San Nntonio NationalzBanf III
San Nntorio, Seras, beim 9lb19luB
bes @el6dfts am 9. SuIi, 1891.
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anleiben urb 9isconten 1855, O25.7
ueberge5Dgett ----..--- 559.82
". 6. 8onbs Circulation. 100000
.. st. Bombs, Depo1ts lis, 100000
Inbere Bombs Ii. Mortg. .346, 583. 92
Sorberunsen an8ei .9lgenten11 ,22O.72
bgl. Natioralbanfen 8.514.41
bgl. Staatsbanfen. 20, 723.0 4
Banf. 0aus-..........-.- e1,266.37
Saufenbe Nusgaben....- 1926
geaablte Bramien -..-.... 100000
@beds u. a. @afb-Stems 720.5O
Bills all anOere 8anfen..-. 9,5OO.O0
2leines papiergelb, 9idels
unb Gents -....-..... 257.91
Specie II. 10000
2egal Senber Noten. ......1 100, OOO.O 90
@inlOiurgs Sonb.--..-.- 1,440.O0
3otal. 81, 818, 1911
9ebit:
@ingesabltes &apital 1926, 100000
ueberf6uB .250, 900. 90
ungetbeilte Geminne .-.... 81, 1858. so
Nusitebenbe Scat. 8anfnoten ~, OO0.O 90
perfOnli9e 9epofiten. t.. l. 1876. 049.46
Ser. Staten 9epofiten-. Y ,7Se.56
9epoiiten b. Ser. ct. 3abIs
meifern --.--...--.- 57,448,1 Is
Sorberungenb. Scat. 8anfen AZ, 556.23
besgl. Staatsbanfen 7,557.77
Sotal. ...-.-....$ 81, 81S, 1917
Stat Seras, 8erar County.
Sd, Sobn Witbers, @aifirer
obengenannter 8anf, i9p0re biegmit
feicrli6, baB Der obise 8eri6t ra6 meiz
mem beiten @ihen uno @lauben ri6s
tig 1T. (@e5ei6net.)
Sobn Witbers, @affrer. !
llnter5ei6net unb bef9poren in mel
net @egenpart am IL. Mai, 1891.
@e5ei9net: Sobn u. Srafer,
OeHentli6er Notar, 8erar So.
&i6tig befunben. Gum 3eugniB:
8e3ei9net: @ep. %. B~radenrioae,
81. 6. Bradenribge,
s. u. Stribling,
l3,5,t3m Sireftoren.
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&eifenbe Mgeuten:
&. g. 8uim.
~. gd)prpbin9.
e D 8.
Cages Gbrpmif.

1913. S6ladt BET apncepales.
1917. &rartb beS Sdauipielbauies III
8erlin.
1880. Grbe Der Sulisgepplution in 9aris.
Cart X. fliidtet na9 ct. G[oub.
1881. Trb. y. Stein geit.
1888. 8ia. &ilberforee 5a Sonppn seit,
Sclapens8efreier
1916. Spiepb soenri id9iebt iebI alf Spnis
Sbilipp.
1856. 9tcbert edurnala (Gcmp.) seit.
1862. Sreffen BET 8pllinser's NiGs, Mp.
1870. Napolepn iibernimlnt ben OberbefebI
iIber bic Rbeinarmee.
1887. 81. 9epretis, italieniider Greitiere
miniiter, ae1tprben.
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Sprratbig iinS fplsenbe 3eitidriftem:
1leber Sanb unb Meer, Bud fir @ue, 81.
~luitrirte @elt, 6artenlaube &c. &c.
&pmate:
d3ebn SABRE unter ber Grbe, pber S9uIb
u,b Gitbne.
Die Sriiber Der 9tadt (9iitoril9 roman.
tide Grsdblunsen).
Seddtet, pber has @l6dleiu bon 8uretbal.
Der Serr Der Na9t, obsr 9teue @ebeimnilie
pea YartS.
auf e%iniamer Sniel, ODER unidulbis Der.
itoBen.
Der Sdarfridter bon Berlin.
9eS @elterobererS Slid unb Gnoc (9as
ppleou).
8enorepd, Die frpnme 9ulberin.
SaS i6Dne SabritmdbGen.
Das FINITE 8ebpt.
llniduIoig gum Spbe serurtbeilt.
S9tnberbannes, Der srDbte &6%uberbaupts
mann oes 10. Sabrbunberts.
(3n leoem bieIer Homane 2 8ilber al8 Sra:
It's qrdmienD
Y~rpbebefte iueroen amf Nerlangem
Der{aMDt.
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8emtfM aefprD6em.

Man ~abreiire an rber ipreGe rpr Bel
j.. N M. d.,
unb 81 MeitsGpmmeresfrafe, Gan antcntp, 1eras,
cine Grsppe bod. 20,S, tum1i
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6 5 it.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-19
Water.

The great drought which has prevailed
throughout the Middle and Eastern States
| for the last two months is still unbroken
and unless unusually heavy rains come
soon, threatens serious results, particular
/ ly in several of the large cities and towns.
We have noticed also from our exchanges
that in many cases serious sickness has
been caused by poor water consequent up
on its extreme scarcity.
Fortunately for us, in this village, while
the water has been lower tnan ever before
since our water works we're put in, we
have all the time had enough for all domes
tic purposes, when used without waste,
and of just Ms good quality as ever, which
means, "as good water as supplies any viii
lage in New England" Al the present
time, with few exceptions, the numerous
springs southwest of the village, which
used to furnish the village with about all
the spring water we had, have ceased to
flow and the whole village, as it were, is
dependent upon the village water for sup
ply. While we have had at all times in
our reservoir sufficient water for all do
nestle purposes, the reserve, in case of
fire, has been heavily drawn upon and at
times been dangerously small. To over
come this shortage and danger in the flu
TUE our Water Commissioners have for
the past ten days been looking about for
an additional supply and have decided
ply can be obtained from the Chandler
bro ok, SO called, which runs to the village
from a northeasterly direction, and they
have obtained the necessary rights OF the
land owners on that stream to cross their
land and take the water to the village.
Their plan is to go up that brook to
point about so IT. higher than our present
reservoir, at place in w. M. Gorham's
pasture, there build a substantial dam and
laying pipe, probably along the high
way to Ayers Brook bridge, and there con
meet with our present pipes, which will be
used as an auxiliary source for fire and
further domestic supply as necessity de-
mands. 1t can be so arranged that when
the reservoir is full from the other supply
or when roily, as in spring time, it may be
shut out, but at other and necessary times,
will flow to the village or to the reservoir
as wanted, keeping that always full to the
brim and giving never failing additional
supply OF good water. Our village is to be
congratulated on the success in obtaining
these privileges and that such fine sup
ply OF water, in addition to our present
supply, can be had at such a small cost SIS
this water can be brought here, probably
$1,000. The lateness of the season viii pre-
vent this being fully accomplished this
fall but ii is the purpose of the Commits
sioners to build the dam this season il pos
sible and then it can be put in eaI ly next
y EAR. The necessities in the matter have
warranted them in doing this much at very
little expense, without waiting to call a
village meeting, which will be done, at a
later day, 10 see II the village Will approve
OF their action and authorize them to go
on with the bringing the water as here
outlined.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-19
DeLavaI Baby Cream
SeparatorStiII Ahead.
Beats the famous
Cooley Creamery
Every Time.

few weeks ago the Baby Separator was put against the
Cooley at the Dairy School, Geneva, N T. When the sep
araor got the OF the milk do what they coudthe
separator beat every At this days test the sep
tor made from ga pounds more butter from every
pounds of milk than the Cooley At the New Hampshire
pertinent station years ago they had an old fashioned
crank separator that ought have been by power to get
the best results The result of this test published in their
bulletin was Separator Ist Open pans and, Moseley
Soddard sd and Cooley 4th in points OF efficiency The quail
y the butter very much nicer with the separator
Experts can tell the difference they it, NJ
Whppe of Royalton had machine on trial His old method
Ferguson Creamery it took by the Ferguson % ga lbs
of milk to make pound of butter by the Separator SO
make pound of butter He bought the Separator. The
weather does affect the separating ocream no ice need
ed is simple that child learn operate it. This
separator will do all claim it. 1t takes all the
of the milk Write for circulars Of Separator and testimonials
from the large number of No trouble
show anyone my machine at my house
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-19
GaysviIIe.

Our schools closed Friday.-Mr. Frank
Broughton had the misfortune to cut his
foot last week and is laid up for REPAIRS
Waldo Perkins of East Brookfield was in
town last week.-Mrs.. viii Parker and
daughter visited p. M. Nye last week.
Mrs. Fred Martin is spending few weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Leonard. George
Young and son of New York are in town.
Miss Helen Bigelow of West Randolph
visited Mrs. Page Saturday.. A. Brooks
and wife of Bethel were in town Friday.
Mr.. Sawin fell from his back door injur-
ing himself so that he is confined to the
house,. B. Kimball and wife of Bur-
lngton were in town Sunday.-E. Spauld-
ing's horse ran away Monday morning,
bringing up in Carmi Reeds yard. No Sc
rious damage was done.-J. A. Chedel was
in Burlington Monday on business.-The
Conundrum Tea proved success. They
made little over S13.-Miss Minnie Bum
dy is with her sister, Mrs. Packard.-Er-
nest Packard has moved into the John
Adams house.-Dr. c. c. Smith and family
were not in Hancock Sunday as reported
last week. They attended church in
Stockbridge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-19
Bethel Lympus.

Because OF the stormy day the audience
which listened to Rev. F. W. HamDLln'
most excellent sermon on "Christian iLiv.
ing'i last Thursday evening was small pui
appreciative. Being no judge OF music
we suppose that was fine as they say. we
ALWAYS have good singing at Lympus for
we have good musicians. The poem
which was written for the occasion VIII
be read at the bonnet social Nov. r. Inc
church has been thoroughly renovated
and repaired, gallery taken; down, pulpit
platform lowered and extended for the
singers at the right OF the pulpit, the IN
side re-painted and newly carpeted tnro
pulpit. at cost of over $500. We now
think we have the prettiest church IN
town.
School closes this week Friday. Miss
Hatch will not return for the winter be-
ing engaged elsewhere.