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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07

urge MS realers TO indulge n "raIonal
rather than animal joy" employing them
selves in useful reflections" instead OF
''riot and intoxication." At public dinner
at which President Jefferson presided the
National anthem Hail Columbia was sung
for the first time. 1t was composed for the
occasion. and was sung with great success by
Capt Tingly More than ordinary enthlIS-
asm attended the celebration in Washington
in 1903 This was due to the news OF the
cession Of Louisiana, which became known
on July 8.
At the close of the war of 1912 great re-
joicings were held On the Fourth of July.
About this time the old fashioned way of
celebrating with salutes, bells, dinners and
speeches, was giving away to theatrical per-
formances, fireworks. excursions and games.
In 1915 number OF very beautiful rockets
were announced as novelty
Independence Day has been many times
employed 10 inaug1lrate great enterprises, or
to begin works of public moment. In 1917,
on July 4th, the f1rst ground was broken for
the Erie Canal. The place selected was near
Rome, Ny Amid the firing of cannon and
the acclamations of thousands of spectators
the first spadeful of earth was removed.
Lafayette honored the celebration in New
York City In 1925 with his presence. He had
been making tour of the country. and was
the guest of the Nation. Work on the Ohio
Canal. to connect the great lakes with the
Ohio River. was begun in this year
The fiftieth anniversary of the signing of
the Declaration was celebrated with great
enthusiasm in 1926. On this day two ex-
Presidents-John Adams and Thomas Jeffer-
son-passed away. Both men were members
of the committee in the Continental Congress
dependence; both signed the immortal
paper, both represented the Nation in
Europe both had held the highest Office in
the gift of the people and both died on the
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07
BATTLE WITH CONVICTS,
Three Of Them Shot Dead, and
Others Badly Wounded.

A gang Of convicts employed in Il quarry
broke for liberty at the Folsom (Cal. ! Prison
They seized Frank Briare lieutenant of the
guard, put pistol to his head and started to
run up hill.
The guards were unaple to shoot, as Briare
was in the grasp of the convicts. and as thew
were closely banded together a shot might
mean death to him. Just before reaching the
summit of the hill Brare jerked away and
the guards opened fire.
The convicts concealed themselves as best
they could behind the rocks and returned
the fire. The guard was reinforced and a
terrific fight took place. which lasted fully
half an hour. The guards using GatIing
guns, Winchester rifles and revolvers
Finally one of the cOnvicts held up his hat
on the end of his rifle as r token of sur.
render. Warden Aul, Captain Murphy and a
few guards advanced to the convicts strong
hold, where they found three stretched dead
on the ground and another badly wounded
by three or four bullets. None Of the
prisoners escaped. nor were any of tho
guards injured.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07
LIGHTNING IN A CIRCUS.
Several Killed in a Tent at River falls ,
Wis.

At O'Clock in the afternoon lightning
struck the large circus tent of Ringing
brothers, at Riverfalls, Wis, which was
crowded with people, instantly killing eight
and injuring more than twenty.
The performance was not quite over, but
the terrible storm caused the immense throng
to crowd out of the tent. While the people
were passing out the tent was struck twice
by lightning, with the above results. fire
started. but was extinguished.
The lightning struck the centre pole Of the
circus tent. The greatest CONSERVATION fol-
lowed. The rain continued falling in great
sheets, and the bodies of the dead were
soaked through before they could be re-
moved.
The number of wounded was estimated all
the way up from ten to thirty. Most of them
were taken home as soon as possible.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH"
HOW INDEPENDENCE DAY
HAS BEEN CELEBRATED.

dependence DayS-NOtaDle EVents
Which Have Occurred on the
Fourth Of JuIy-Tfmes OF Rejoic-
ing Throughout the Country.
The first celebration of the Declaration of
Independence in New York, says J. Frank
Clark, took place on July 8, 1776. When final
action was taken and the important docu-
ment was signed by the colonial representa-
tives assembled in Philadelphia, that town
went wild with Joy. The old Liberty ben was
rung cannon doomed, bonf1res were ilgnte1'
flags hoisted and general jubiiat1On followed.
But in those days there were no teiegraphs
nor even railroads So that the news OF what
had taken place could neither be nasned TO
New York City in couple OF SECONDS nor pe
sent there by rail in couple OF hours. u was
sent by solitary horsemen from PhllSdelpna
to the other cities and towns whose lnhapl-
tants were waiting in suspense to learn what
action had been taken. On July the news
reached New York City That evening the
Declaration was read, by order OF Wasn1ng-
ton ar the head of each brigade OF the army
in New York City and vicinity. 1t was received
with enthusiastic demonstrations OF delight
Church bells in every part OF New YORK were
rung, cannon were fired, houses Illuminated
and meetings held. The multitude were so
worked up with the excitement ana en-
thusiasn that they proceeded to Bowling
Green and demolished the equestrian statue
Of George III. The lead was carried away
TO be made into bullets for use against the
British. All classes of citizens joined In the
rejoicing, and though it was plain that long
and bitter war must ensue, yet when the first
great step toward independence was taken
the people felt that the yoke was shaken on
and that they were strong enough to main
tain their freedom.
The noisy demonstrations with which we
annually celebrate the day seem to have
originated with the founders OF the republic.
Military pageants, the burning OF gunpoWder
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07

The idea that a man in love has a
far-away look in his eyes probably
originated in crinoline times. Wash
ington Star.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

OREGON mas 2,456, OF sheep.
CHINA has excluded our coal oil.
THERE are twelve parties in Germany
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-29
Notice Of ChatteI Mortgage SAie.

Whereas one Andrew La,son Of Grant county,
state OF south Dakota, mortgAgpr, did, on the
a,,h Any Of February, A. b 1898 IKE his certain
Chatter m orty age 10 Lou NJ Gibson, OF Grant
county, south Dakota. mortgage, dated Feb
ruary nth, 1888. to secure the following lnnebt-
ednyse to-wit OF fifty dollars as eylGented by one
certain prom soly note for said amount bearing
ten bpr lat 1893 and bearing u per cent annual
Interest aud which mortgage WAS filed IN the
Office nf the Register ot Deeds OF Grant County,
Soath Dakota IN the lst day Of darch, 1879
And whereas, default has been made III the
conaitloHe contained III said mortgage, Whieh de
fault consists IL = tailure to pay SAID indebted :
n 80 or any part there or the interest thereon
when the came became due and payable. or IL all
Aud whereas, There IL claimed 10 he due at
the date OF this notice, the sum of flIty-iour
dollar. ani eights i've cents for principal and
interest.
And Whereas SAID Mortgage and Indebtedness
waa on the 18th day of December, \. ID, lsJ3 Tor
value soid aHa assignee by SAID mort2alee to
George lark
Nuw therefore, notice Is hereby given that by
virtue uf said mort gaze and by orGet OF saf q
assignee ot said mortgage. the present owner
thereof | VIII s.ll for cash the following deserh-
ed chuttela described III aud n@rtgaged by said
gag. 1t the ront door OF the once OF 6torge
u Cars in the city oi tllpaHk, Count OF Grant
south u kotst Al the honr of 2 o'cloch p. M. OF
he s1th day OF December A.. ID. 1853. to wit:
one h aca marr ; ears uid; one grly horse
Wears old one s0rrei maie l. years old. one sor-
rel horse Is yeats ol
Dated, December 18th, lS95
JonS A. WILLIAMS,
Agent OF A-signea of Nortga zee
THOMAS L. BoucK, Attorney for Assignee OF
Norigagee.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-29
First publication Dec. lst, 1893.
Notice ----Timber Culture.

IT. 4 Land Office Watertown, =. d. Nov. l8, ls95
John q Anderson, against Gamaliei G. freeman,
for failure TO comp, with the law as to Timber
Culture En,ry No. 4723, dated Auguet 20 lssl'
upon the southeastquarter section II, to"nshp p
ia rnnr. ST Grant county ). u with 4 view to
the eeiiatlun o. said entry contestant alleging
tn at Gamnhel G. freeman has not during any OF
the years sinee the year 1855 planted or canstd TO
be pia,ted any trees, tire eeeds, nuts Or cuttings
upou eaid land, or any portion the .reof: anG has
not cultivated or caused TO be cultivated
auy part portion OF SAID land
aud thlt said failure still eY lists, the sad psrte
are hereby sammoued To appear At this odce o.
the luth dA OF January, 1894 At O'Clock N ,
to respond and furnish Testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
F p. PHILLIPS, Register.
AElLETrE u CAsE. Attorneys for Contestant.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-29
u...,s1,s sale.

80. Third Judicial Circuit. o.
s,is = u' Court within and ''r ''An'
,sr Plaintiff, W Christine l.. An
bsdau, viyep that by virtue or
bsr.o osn,e and sale in the above
fofs,,h2; ,hr 2;th day Of December A.
pD W ontion issued upon saic luaE-
% e,s.r eas Jobn A. Williams sherii OF
'.,. 'nu sf Soath DAaotx. Tor that
,s.ad VIII cell at pshlfc Aucti"h a.
n.t,h. Court House in the CITY oi
"" 9. ~ Grant, ard state OF snntn
llny the 10th day Of February
G'acs in the afternoon of that day.
oe'' and mechsuics lien premises.
county Of Graut. aud state 81
~ .nd directed in said Judgment ana
<, .od, and therein described a.
-. fourth r4) of section th lrty (3W
w" nn. hundred and nineteen Nl9)
no us, in the county of HrAhi,
" nsvnta. or so much thereof as
.',t 10 satisfy said judgment ana
E,i.. IN All TO one hundTed und IouY
v.plrht cents. with interest there
S.,e Of said judgment. ana All acCru-
|sHIe. nacnhar or :
JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
sheriff of Grant County.
,JrY, Plaintiff . Attorney
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-29

hereby given thYt default hfs Decn
I Enmiltlous Of that certain mortgage
},,rgued ana del yerrd by Milissa q
&rrnl,rr,cd woman mert-agor. % A,
Inrtps.,s-, bearing da.e TO eighteenth
I'm p l-St. with power OF ,aic there
vh.ti rorigugc was duly III q Tor
I, Office OF the Register oi Detds II.
E,ounly OF Grant III the iheu Territory
IL slatr Of south Dakoth, on the
6.y ol Way, A ID. lss, AT one o CLOCK
Rutcs u. IA. an duly recorded in
mortgages Oh page 25n, "nich Gtiauit
I'D 10 ne date Of thus Dotlce by IN"
EcttrCt Of said mortGagur 10 pay tlc
kpy with lntetesl thereon, secured ny
he 10 be paio, ana whl~h SAID sum
k. now long nst due, and whereas
Em,l To he due and Is due and payable
N this notice the sum of TWO nun
N aolars $50 0o), and whereas, the
/. IN said mortgage has become opera
nct,on or proceeding al law or othef-
n nstIlHtea to recover the debt
s ia mortgage, or any par, thereof.
kc c.ure, not &c is hereby gwen tnkt ny
power Of sale contained III ala
kpd pgreuant t. the statute IN ench
lid provided, the sald mortgage wa
I'd by sule of the premises descrlbed
eyed by eaid mortgage. to-wll; the
huarer (sW ~ OF section seven Gii, Ia
hundred and niue .ern lll), range
a) IN the coGnty Of Grant and then
pAeots. now state Of Sonih Dakota,
applrtcuances and improvement
klongtNg, which sale vii he made oy
said county Of Grant at the main
the court house In the city OF Mi.
couhty of '1rant and state OF south
SATURDAY the tenth t11l day OF Ftbru
esi, az the hour of tcn o'ciock III The
thai day, NJ publlc auction And puhilc
he highest bidder for cash, 10 pay
lhe sand aAount due spd secured ~
b. 10 be paid ne aforesaid, together
Iuiug interest aud costs. expenses
enest- OF said sale, allowed by ~"
of .el. dollars (el0.eo) attorneys itts
II IN sald mortgage u be pant III case
y subject ~ red mptlon actordth.
te III such case provided.
~ tlbanh. south Dakota, this ninti
Mbcr A ID 1888.
A. G. DODGE.
Mortgage
DoD3E. Attorney for Mortgagee.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-29
.rst publication Dec. Is,
MOrtgRgc Sale
r, Lonis >chwandt, unmarried.

|or, Louis >chwaudt. unmarried.
X, A Nj. Knight.
! dated November rs. 1881, and rec rded
ot the Register of Deeds of Grant
18th Dakota, on the 18th day of Novcm-
29l. IL book Is Of mortgages on page
pclock p III.
ii premises the South East quarter
section thirty two (32) IN township
tWeut, (i2O) OF range forty seven 90.
bW. Souih Dakota No proceedings
dat law or o herwise to collect SAID
Elaimed to be due at the date of this
llnndrcd Forty nine and Fifty four
Paths dollars (s449 54)
hereby given that default having been
! payment Of the principal and interest
said mortgage. said mortgage Will ne
by a sale If said premises at pubhc
|ihe fren- door Of the court house II
6rsnt county, South Dakota. on tn.
FJanunry A y 1891, AT the hour OF
y. m Of said day, to satisfy the am
shall then be due on snid mortgage,
|axes paid and Fifty dollars attorney
II legal costs " foreclosure.
Webster, South Dakota, this 18th day
pr, A. ID. 1873.
A. NJ. KNIGHT,
Mortgage.
IELIMAN, Attorney for Moitgagec.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-29
GOOD ADVICE.

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teaches the American policy Of protec-
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in every way possible. After the home
paper is taken care of, why not sub
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Tariff Lacquer One Of its correspon-
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Send postal card request for tree
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-29
'irat publication Dec y.

4 7 T"I UWHTTIHNFVH I7VV-s ".
At Wnte tertown. s D.. Dec. ;, 1898.
hereby gwen thtt the following
lrf has filed notice Of his intention to
Il Et0m,ngtcd L. &. proof in support of
)a4 TIM; said proof Viii be mnde before
0r III ms abe, nee the Clerk Of circuit
AiihanN, south Dakota, OH Friday,
hh. l>aI. w.
B. SAUNDERS,
No. 1860, for the SWn Of Sec 2s,
ks ~ sa.
\ ihe following witnesses to prove his
>rcsidence upon. and cultivation os
liz:
Nencr. sam1c Mccuilom, Chas. Hey,
Farnum, MI Of Mlibank :, d.
4 + PHILLIPS, Register.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-29
First publication Nov. 10
7inriE;uEe safe.

havirr been made in the conditions af
hort yage. madr. executed and delivered
kotzwlt2 and Vary kutzMltz, Mortga
ltcn .>lisby, MoItgrgee Gated October
|hn,l dnly recorded in the office OF Regis
as in and fnr Grant comfy. South la
oycmhas "a, 1891, ut H:rao clucka III IN
mortgages, at page ABB conveying and
Iygthc foll1M!n m GpscribedI lands situated.
Phplng III the county Of Grant aad STATE
ilakula, TO WI.
Z tD and Two Cl and north east quarter
eSt quarter, OF section nineteen lia) IN
one hunarcd twenty (.:tD Of rang"
~, md lot funrCl Of section tNcntN-four
hstilp one hundred md twenty {12,1 OF
seven l,) west, containing la4 5e-la9
n survey Of Carl r. Never III lS"5.
fels there is claimed q le due At the
mticc the sum Of Seven Hundred
M Fittyscyen One finndredths
p 5lnN), aud uc action has been III
20 Lei the eaid debt or my portion
Fe or, Notice is hereby given that by
posar Of sale in said Mortgage con
81 thisiatntr in such casr made and
nd mrtgagc will be fnreclo.ad, and
estrine premises viii be sold at pub
ny INC Serin Of Grant county, Sonth
me troniluor of the court house in
sasd cOu Y of Grant. on the .3d day
", = D. ~, At two O'Clock =. m, 10
'Iaaaee .a del alid interest and taxes II
.".1 as Mti-Bey's fee and discourse
VEG by law.
9 "a day ofsvemher. 1853.
MILTON SIIsEY,
Mortgage
'AEItMAS, Atvney for Mortgagee,
oa,h Dakota.
r. mentioned salsle.chy postponed
DAY Of Decemhe aSp3 ri the same
day and place andvert,eed aboy. .
son that there wertn biddere present
ennd place ~ sale shove advertised
iibank ). y Dec. ,. lxg3
"a VITA As. Sheriff,
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- Sn 9aten finbet Sbr ftets bas
bette unb mobernfte ber renommirtes
ten Sabrifen mie Dunlap, anor unb
Stetfon bel panepat& Sobn.
Wath fir Matter.

Gor iiber so Sabren f9on tuurbe
Mr8. MinSlom'S Soothing ; Gprup
BON Milionen bon Wiittern beim 3abz
men Der 8inber an~geuenbet. Wirf bu
i'm S6lafe bur6 baS 99reien zines
&inbes geft6rt, bas i'm 3abmem 1T unb
Dor S6meraem ueints Wemn 70, Iafe
iofort cine Glaf6e bon ,Mrs. Minss
Ions SOOTHING Syrup" boIen. Sem
Wertb 1T unbeaablbar. SIS mirb benz
fleinen 2eibenben iofort 2inberumg pers
i9afen. Berlakt eu9 barauf, SPLITTER,
es TT fein 3meifeI barber. Sc beiIt
Dpieuterp unb Diarrboe, regulirt ben
Magen unb bic Nierer. befeitigt Winbs
aolif, ermei9t ben @aumen, perbins
bert Gntainbung unb ftdrtt bas gauge
Spftem. .Mrs. Winsloms Soothing
Syrup" fir aabnenbe ainber TT angez
nebm in @ef9mad unb bas &ecept
ftammt bon einem Der beiten meibli6en
4erate tn ben Ser. 5taaten. gS 1T bel
allen Drug9iften in Ser ganser Melt au
baben. preis rs @ts. per 6laf1e.
&auft ni9ts anberes. ais Mrs. MimSs
Ions S~ootbinasS Syrup.
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Wpn ct. 2umis mad Wetu 9prf.

Ser ausge3ei1nete gifenbabnangs
9ienit BON ST. Souls iber bic Wanz
balia unb pennfplbania 2inie nod
philadelphia, Baltimore, Mafbingtpn
nnb Stem Oorf aiebt bic Nufmerflam=
felt bes reiienben publifums i'm Wes
fen INNER mebr auf ii1. Diefe 2inien
f9ieiter nit Der 3eit borar unb fhbren
gep0bnli9 3uerft ale N~euerungen be-
aiisli6 Der Sag Wasgons, pulman
S6laf> unb Sinings@ Cars, mel9e baau
angetban finb. bic Bequemlidteit unb
Si6erbeit bes reiienben Bublifums gu
erb6ben, elm.
9ieie politit be3iigli6 ibrer @ers
maltung ma9t cine &eiie iiber bic
pennfplpania BabnH pia ct. 2Duis be-
ipnbers piini6enspertb unb an3iebenb.
Gin 8erfu6 mirb ben &eiienben bapon
iiber3eugen, bob er feiiten Srrtbum be-
ging unb baB bwS in Der Shat Der einz
aige ri9tige Weg 1T, um mad Dem
Often gu geben.
Wenbet gu@ i6riftli6 at 5. 81.
@besbrougb Mififtent General
paHagiersN gent, ct. 2ouis, Mo.,
um eirte 4arte nebft Bei9reibung, bic
febr biel mertbooue Snformation ents
hGlt.
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"Made in Germany ftebt in
groBen 8u9faben auf ben @9ranben
beS als n&eco,b"= 8re9ers 10 gepries
ienen @unarbzO ampfers r@ampania".
&ein ein3i9es Walapert 1T @roBbris
!annien beiaB ndmIi9 Mai6inei1, tpeIs
DE bic E 6raubeu bitten berfelen f6nz
men. unb 10 muBten Iebtere BEL &rupp
in gRen beftelt werben. Ser rOentz
Idle @orrefponbentA bat alfO &edt,
tpenn er iagt, Seuti@lan6 f6nne auf ben
S6neabampfer n%@ampania" in elmer
8eaiebung ifolaer iei1. aIs England.
9ie beutf6e Snbuftrie, mel1e nod
Dor fiinf5ebn Sahren ni6t i'm 5tanbe
mar, groBe Sampfer. S6ifsmai9inen
&c. gu liefern, bat fi6 ldngit BON gngs
Lamb emancipirt unb basfelbe tbeilmeiie
fogar uberHigelt. unb unfere inIdns
BRIDE amerifanii9e lit auf bemielben
Wege, menu ibr MUIR Der n6tbige
S9ub au She'll tpirb. Was fie iebt be-
reits %leiitet, pdre unm6gli1 gepeier,
tpent bic republifanii6e politit bic
ibermddtige britif9e @oneurrel3 ni9t
in S9ranfen gebalten b1tte. Das
mieber aufs Spiel au feben, ift elm ge>
fdbrli9es ,unternebmen.
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coo6p's Brautmer6ung.
sii3se aus bem amerisanif9eH sauas
Iebem.
osa paas saIias smnessraa.

3wiiden Der Garmerwobnung bes
Samud Tuifiel unb Der an berfelben
rorbeifibrenben Qanbftrabe ftanb elm
uld9tiger 1ollunberbui@. Da bas
@ebiih CUR Belt fih I'M pctlffen 0lGt.
ter, uab Dlltbeni9mnde befaub unb
fir bag iddrffte Huge unbur9briuelid
mar, 70 forliten fid binter 6e,u{elben
an Der 9anbitrabenieite Dinse sretsner,
bon beneu man Int TwifsFf1tn 6auie
uidt Die leiiefte gbuuns bate.
@e9enudrtig befanb fih III bieiem
bliibenben Uerfted tin 2iebtspaar. Der
ntdnnii9e Gbeil 6e(fslbeu mar Rarttn
2oobb, Elm iunger Mann bon eiunrb,
3luansis Sabren. DerltIbe fab etlpas
ltnfii9 b'rl:n trot Der @fiif5eliefeit,
bic man. bel folder @steeeubeit ippbl
noratsfeten bari. Setft tener &n3ug
aber mar aus tabellolera Stoffe un6
nod BEN itentlten @mnitte etrna6t.
Martin bate btnitlbfn 5ipar nibt bur9
eieereS Berbienff eriporben, aber Ct
mar .berum niGt wtniser ftolj barauf.
Der ate 0oobb befab ia bic Wlittel,
ben Spr6bling iebsu lag, iuenn er
tuolltt, In einep iieiie,i Snils 3u fteden.
Gud bic Getertoae i9af Der junse
Maun fid gang ra9 Gptbinitt benrl
bic Arbsf ftarb In Der Ganilie 9pobD
nift isbr hD4 tn Gbren. Der Batter,
Patri6 Qoobp Gsq. Der feine Orti6aft
ptele Sabre In ber Gtaatss Qegislatrr
pertreteti, mar cbue piel Mfibe reid ae>
worben ; unb Wtertin, Der Sobn, mar
ftart beflifeu, nod bieier Ri1tnug bin
tin aoobe par Safis TiriI.t; fie ftanO
TN alter nm elm paar Sabre binter
Screen 3urii6. mar ibm aber on Ser.
ftanb unb prafttj9er 0ebensauffafung
tueit itbsrle8sa ttHn mie bic aadfol.
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California . Weine.

W~einliebbaber finben elm groBes 2as
ger BON feinen California Meinem BEL
9errn s. s. Meper am Mlamo=
Plasa. 0err Meper fu1t bic Weine
an Ort unb STEELE aus unb fartft brett
aus Dem Seller Der Mein3ii6ter. MIs
gmtem &enner gelingt es Inn ftets, bic
beften Snrten ausaumdblen. St Tam
feline 4unben unb Gamilien NIT einer1
guten Sropfen Derfeben. &otb< nrb
Meibz Weine in por3igli6er QnaIitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per Gaqone - frei
tins 9aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-31
THIBODEAUx.

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-31
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