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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-12-08
SHOREhAM.

Miss Winfried Farr is with friends in
New York.
Herbert Northrup is here with his
friends for time.
Mrs. Charles Bush is visiting at her
aunt's, Miss l.. Bush.
Mrs. Shaw has returned home and will
resume her work of dressmaking.
John Waterman has returned to the
employ of c. n. North, having been alb
sent several months at II business col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker of Cleveland, o.,
have been staying at the Shoreham
House for few days.
Next week Thursday evening, Deem
Der IA, sOcilble under the auspices
of the Ladies' Benevolent society will
be held in the chapel. Articles suitable
for Christmas gifts and homemade candy
will be on sale. All are cordially invit-
ed.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-12-08
WEYBRIDOE.
Miss Ada Avres is mucb wo,

Miss Ada Ayres is much worse.
Mrs. Mary Hall is quite i'll with influ-
enZa.
A Good Templars lodge was institut
e e pere Saturday night, with Geo. S.
Wright AS chief officer.
me exhibition at the town hall on
FRIDAY evening last was great success.
Further notice of it will appear later.
Arthur Cole passed Thanksgiving
win his father, j. $. Cole. returning to
his work at Clinton, Mass, on Saturday.
The annual Christmas tree, with ap
propriate exercises, will be the pro-
gramme at the METHODIST church on the
evening OF Christmas day, the exercises
to begin at o'clock.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-12-08
WEST SALISBURY.
Deferred from last week.


Mrs. Geo. Dyer has been up TO Bristol
to visit her daughter
Judge Hedden and granddaughter have
been over to Orwell on short visit.
f. r. Barker and Fred Smith of Bran
don visited at Wallace Crooks this week.
Miss Edith Gibson and Miss Dora
Mead were home from Castleton over
Sunday.
Mrs. ID. l.. Rogers and hei husband of
Bolton. n. V, are, at Wallace Doud's for
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. S. +. Backminster of Sacramento,
Cal, spent Thanksgiving day with her
sister, Mrs. f. ID. Goodrich.
Jane Morton was pleasantly surprised
on Monday afternoon, her S9th birthday.
by party of friends who called to otter
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-12-08

Robert w. Dever, who has been In the
employ of the Vermont Investment and
Guarantee Co. and telegraph operator,
has gone to accept position offered him
at Kansas City, Mo. May success ac-
company him.
Louis j. Bessette, who has been en-
ployed as assistant cashier at the Mer-
chants State bank of Ellis, Kan, has re-
turned to Orwell and has accepted Il
position as bookkeeper at the store of w.
B. French & Co. Mr.. Bessette Is the
youngest son of G. Bessette, our popular
carriage manufacturer.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-12-08
FERNViLLE.
deferred from last week. /

Mrs. Oscar Johnson is improving.
Ed. Lumis has moved into town from
Ripton.
School began last Monday with Miss
l.. ii. Hitchcock as teacher.
Frank Shaw had the misfortune to
fall down stairs and break his arm the
other day.
Misses Oracle BrownsOn and Alta
Washburn visited Sunday with their
former teacher, Mss Mamie Kanaley.
Elias Kelsey has moved on the noun
tain aud has charge of a lumber job for
the Newton & Thompson Manufacturing
Co.
Rev. r. Barton, the Congregational
minister at Salisbury, has meetings al
the school house every Sunday evening
with good attendance, and much inter
est is manifested.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-12-08
MONKTON,

George Guinon of Bristol has been en-
gagged as leader of the band in place of
\. ID. Nittum.
The next sociable of the Baptist So
cety will be held in the vestry of the
Baptist church on Dec. 6.
Phil Comstock died very suddenly of
heart disease on the morning of Nov. 20.
He hau seemed in his usual health, but
fell dead while at work at the barn. The
funeral was attended Dec. |.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-12-08
RtPTON.

L. II. Baker, well-known residentok
Ripton for the last % years, died at his
home here last Saturday morning, aged
73 years. He was veteran of the re-
bellion. had held many town offices and
was looked upon by his fellow-citizens
as shrewd and capable business man.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-12-08
GOSHEN.

1t appears now as if winter had come
to stay.
A hard snowstorm, with the wind south
east, greeted us on the 3D.. The roads In
some parts of the town were badly drift
ed, but were shoveled out OF Monday, so
that now we have good sleighing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-25

he Editor of The POST
Eaily, Texas, December 2t-While Wis
b relatives near Lovelady, in Houston
|ny, short time since, l met Mrs.
By Shaw, am aged lady, wife of Mr..
r. Shaw, who was among the early
|lgs Of that county and seeing from
! 0nyersation the brightness of her
r noticed the conversation between
/ md her grandson concerning the
ITih of a fine pig Her grandson re-
|M THE pig at months old weighed
Ends- and ut 8 it weighed a." and
put any pause her answer was, "Ah,
g1ds a month"; Then, contrary to
zgte, asked her some questions
her age. She said she was born the
+ February, 1913, and was the mother
children and mad Is grandchildren,
Decentralization, ana : great-great-
Fsghlldren. Mrs Nancy Shaw is very
1: and healthy for her age, and is as
n as girl W. y, Aston.
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-. and south Texns.

'4IVIJI1 M WOVHI" -TD0 0DetI
.a Editor OF ,,,,,r,tn,r the metrop.
!, ,s-ton Is iasi ~ As an evidence
'VsesnN 4 The sousnW' W. road the columns
NAs We haEe 4, and that people are
VI pally Posi- ~ i'' rom ali pnrts Of
lnto this city rom az p,'t ~ ~
:, c,r,ry. They are mahiHB pu pun 1''''s ,'t
q. ~ in small ana larso tracts II, az
). ..llons suIroui'IIi 'is ,,att Of The sto,s
v@aai 10 makihs ,.t.sa,io, with "a pr,rnI.
Ing home IN eon 80 ~ tbe %ortborn
farmer llon' NJ Tho n,tl be ln'
NJ he othei uNS 80 anroi,tcd n con,.
s,i me that ne MI, XXI so,tI,,, ~,
oss /. II 4, Of one 70 ,i,a .tt,,ntio, o,.nl,,,,
o b as aud loom W. md pet 81 een,rsi
'srt frds prices 49, t,rs soe,iT,, lIo
learn Of the pIou"t's ia al, ~ ,ho .r,,I,sr
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lania Constitution: The justice and
@ Of this principle arc so indisputa-
la' II will appeal to every mind.
y Who are best able to bear the bur
q taxation should he taxed N prefer
% those who are least able to bear
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PERMANENT PANORAMA 0E THE WORLD,

And its scenic historical and architectural glories
Look up the last few back numbers of this paper, clip
out the coupons calling for Part One Remember that only
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In this weeks issue of The Post can be found the
coupons calling for Part Two Remember that each part
contains 16 choice views and that there 20 parts
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IN Drummer ADDITION New and
modern four, 1--WE, six and seven room
houses on payments OF 5000, Sl2OO.
1900 ana $500 per month. If we have
nothing to suit you. bring us n plan OF
the house you want we will build IL
and you can pay for IL in small monthly
payments, Electric cars 20 and from
The city; 5-cent fare 20 residents. Don't
pay rent when you eau own your own
home Alexander Darling " Co.,
Capitol Hotel Building. 900 Texas ave-
nue. tf
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IT IS NOT YET TOO LATE

To commence Thousands of readers have already
ceved and examined these beautiful views They Will be
as interesting in years they The com
pete series will enable you to have always in your
home
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cor nnN1.

NOR r ITSJ5S -ISor one wear n No. truclI
Tnr,,, ~ "a ncres frucc1 So acres in high
sinfe Of c,tttyHtton. good water; Win
furnish team aud implements as wen as
seed, n requiredi WITHIN I'VE miles OF
court house. good road Apply 70 w, ~
Hanblon. room " frlnce bnlldlhg,
TWO nicely furnished cooms With grntes,
2OlO ltpsk avenue; good c'stern ana ny
dranJ water; best location In clSi rent
leason1nIc --- ~
F0R Rj5NT-ISIye room cottage. Apply
llOl hallns, corner Austln, VI
FOR RENT'-Fiye room cottarc No III
Eiyaian street Ira h. Jones, Perry.
bleek ~
FOR RENT-Two houses, each five rooms.
Apply l. q. STAFFORD 20
FOR RENT pyan r0pm cottnVe I0f0 Mo
T[ec street: run lot, hriclt cistern IRA
= J5res i0iFi J'onersse street EeyE
drug store T,ibertv ma NrItra IN
hRR RJNI-Au elegant seven room rca-
ldenee IN lhird Ward, with large yard
1reir1bin opttarn5 Ia ynuttb v.n,,J
5sout6 NJ " Nmaon qigit Inro ni,it,
Nvrnun W. S''f- '''''' "a
5.------------------------------
NEWLY completed two story house, eight
IHo.is SR1c p'0II rem street em,A, Ihird
itert.. lin, stnr, ''''Ni' tN""' - "NSgt
- ~ : ~ w
FOR kENT--A nice two story house near
the Southern Pacific shnrs For iufor-
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CHEAP pLANTS--Cb cap plants cheapest
in the state; % greenhouse plants 81; "
outdoor plants 81; our selection. West
gatelR, OppoaIte 0lenMood. HOuston 80
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SUFFICIENT CAUSE TOR THE nUES.

Why Bill, what's the matter with you You look
down in the mouth"
Well, Peter, dare say if you had goncgthrough what
have, you'd look bad, too"
What's the NATTER"
Well, you know Sarah snivels, don't you, Peter?"
eyes"
"WoI discarded her last night"
You did, what for?"
Well, I'll tell you. She said she wouldn't marry me,
and I'd discard any girl that would treat in that way
Poor Peter it is safe say had good for feeling
down in the mouth" and so have those of readers
who neglected to avail themselves right from the of
the splendid offer we made them g connection with our
magnificent series of Photographic views when by cutting
out coupon each day from this paper and mailing same
to us each time they accumulated THREE, accompanied
by five two cent postage stamps they could by this time
have been we'll started toward the completion of collection
of elegant Photographic views representing famous
in all parts of the world; but
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FOR SALTl-32O acres lauu IN the j. Routh
quarter league on Middle bayou, Harris
county. go acres ON Clear creek near
Santa Zee railroad crossing. Joseph Cu-
uey Galveston, Texas xtf
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FOR SAIn-Call ana exnmlne our list
OF bargains IN land in Hnrris, Liberty
Brnzorn Fort Bend and Galveston
counties, IN tracts ranging from 20 to
10000 acres, mt prices ranging from
$3.50 upwards including some of the
best bargains ever offered we are sure
to suit you in farms gardens. ranches
and timber lands We also have
number Of choice lots and residences
FOR AI.la--130O acres IN Live Oak coun-
ty 500 acres in cultivation, dwelling,
business house add tenant houses;
acre For further Information. II. j.
6liaEgs Real Estate company, Beeyiile,
TeEBa. 1tf
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FOR SALE-From go acres tracts up,
Near Dayton and Crosby AZ $3.50 to
81 per acre. Long time and low interest.
II. }, Collins, tOlGa Congress avenue,
Houston. 20
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iron grcyB, very cheap. Inquire at New
Orleans Brewing Assn, corner Wood
and Willow streets -
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WANTED-}ro sell furniture and house
furnishing goods on easy weekly or
monthly payments; corner Preston and
Caroline Hudson a FicisheI I-i3
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Near Crosby, tracts OF go. $40. 100
and so acres; rich, black soil, from
~ to . feet deep; this Is choice fruit
water, plenty OF timber and just tho
spot 20 set tie.
42S acres 8il miles from county seat,
deep, black soil; VIII grow 40 bushels
corn TO the acre, plenty OF good hard
wood timber; drainage, Al, at bar
gain.
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ron SALE.

FOR SALI3-I'wO pointer dogs; one well
trained the other partially trained. For
terms apply to j.. II. I'm, Crockett,
Texas n
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SINNOGRAPHERS buokkeepers, sales
men and teachers desiring positions are
invited to address, "The Texas l3uslncgs
Bureau" D. w. Hudnsh, manager. pal-
ins Texas. -
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MEN 20 yeli baking powder; steady en-
ploymGut; experience unneceasaryi ST5
SALARY o. Com II. Chemical Works.
$40 Vnn Buren,. Chicago, S-t5
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LOST, FOUND, srnAYED, STOLEN

bay bobtall horse Saddle an1
bride; about 10 hands high. white star
Ia forehead three white stocking feet;
$50 reward. Address G.. Schultz, 30
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$40 ncres near Houston, 5000. sur
rounding innd selling at $40. Cali and get
particulars. We have several small
tracts close in, also fine bargains in
residence property.
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sIruArIoNs wANrmp.

WANTED Situation on farm or lgIrdcn;
good hand with stock Address II. -
fleath, end of Morgan streat, Firth
yynrl y
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anLr wANrnp.

HELP WANTED.
| S175NT5R IT1FRs b1okKeepeTs, s1ios-
men and teachers desiring positions are
| Bureau" j. w. HudnRli manager. nal-
| las, Texas, -
I WA N7TIGT7 4 good baT6e.T Have +, 1o5,i
! run OF trnde Apply gi0 Preston street
&c
Wy 777I;I7T7 SsT- - ,-,,- ,,.- Will, 1i-- "
from Houston on KATY; board ana lodf-
| ing SD so per week -
- T7-i
AolsAN - w NJ ~ " - w e'''tia az is,
pIes and particiilarg 40 tCuts Address
| III Monroe, Waeiiar, Gonzales county,
| 'Vryng ~
.,-,
| BnON NGEf EES, sNigmcn, st9nesiApni-
ftt,s s'r b,iit O n ctii or o8slress New
N1I is,,a7,ttN-.,' ti,,,,.,,,, i,to1n M tjiblg
indSins ijSue, W. 1,'yis 10
~ NM, ,.,,. i;,,,i,-,,,,,,i.
SMo,mor Na ,,'' nnd iT'a,Ior Streets. BSGft6
ward G5
--
i WANT az once az round COOK FOR res
, TsSIa''' -'N'''9" 90 '''''''e' q
WANTED Widow or middie,ogcd lady @
erences required, Address H. y. Breg-
nm nan. SLLlnpDeLll i eAas- ----. =
W NNJEp.-Nhltem married man 10 take
care ~ horses, do EitidenlnGi ETC. Ger
man preferred. None pNt NNperleueed
n,,1m ,eV" "iH'F' W. i'N'' o.
- INV
WANrEp~-JuuuUry 4 next good cook.
White woman preferred only two
H y1 ~ n,rt ~ t ~ oeS,Iiy room
tl' ~ - 't,i, ~, ,,.,- 3gvn1i3
en- we pu1in,seS' g 1SSou B5s,
vi i'm u,ll :, 80. e.rl 10 =,
to p. m Inquire at \. s. Ujny cor
-
A ~
bcgmaid. "
" ,J.rt-Tl T5-.,7Ie FOR draTn1fIc cnfnpnny.
",,,,,Ht 10 cIn,,tr MA in,liss ana tgnnti5,
Office. 20
AGENTS for our new porcelain hreelay
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must be clever ANA ladies and pentle-
men, Address this week Drama" this
office. 20
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bids AND PItUrOsALs.

BIDS WANTED for lease OF The Victoria
Electric Light Plant for one or TWO
years. This plant n fully installed, IA
good condition and successful operation.
J. X. Hextnr, secretary, Victoria, Tex, 81
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TWO nicely furnished rooms, 18th grutes,
900 ltusk avenue, good Cistorn and ny
drant water; best location In city: rent
reasonablc 90
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FOR RENT--Ior one year, No. / truck
farm OF 80 ncres, fenced 30 acres In high
state OF cuitivBtton; good water; VIII
furnish team and implements, aS wen as
seed, " required, within i've miles of
court house. good road Apply TO w. +,
Hnmblcn room q, Prince building,
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Produce commlaaion Merchants.

ONE PAIR extra fine 0-year-oid mules,
one pair iine large, well-matched Mis-
ben Campbell care Hutchesun, Camp
bell q Sears. Houston. 1891
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WANTED--SiN carpenters With tools, VI.
s. Patterson. New Tim, Texas, 40 miles
from Houston ON Katy, board ana ludE-
ing NN.nn nNr MNNk -
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SITUATION 10 work on Farm, with
house 70 live In, Address jack, this
OfIipC. ~
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VIM. r. LOGKHART. attorney ana coun-
Hollor; ex-county Judge Galveston coun-
tyi 2303 Strand, Galveston, Texas; prac-
ttee IN state and Federal courts. XII
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WANTED Partner in tho poultry busl-
ness, wagon horses, poultry and All
necessary improvements ready for bnsl-
this office. ~
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THE HOUSTON POST the great
WANT MEDIUM OF Texas.
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WANTED-A go0d bOrber. HIVE GOOD
run Of tradc Apply PIC Preston street
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NOTHING PUBLISHED FREE EX-
CEpT SITUATIONS WANTED

Number Words. time. times wl. mo.
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AGENTS WANTlGlp-F'agt selling articles,
needed by all So to 81 uer day, Sum
NJ Monroe, Waellar. Gonzales county 4
'TuNHa. t6
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FOR sAI4E~Two car loads or young and
gentle work and buggy horses; also
some good ork mules; have some nnB
matched teams; all stock on trial be-
fore buying. Sid WestheiIner, corner
Ban JAcinto and Commerce streets. xtk
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rRADn on EXCHANGE

INNJII WFt I9AIfIANllL
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE i~-Stock OF
general merchandise. ALSO ten head OF
lin, Texas. -
WANT no TItADH--SeVentee head az
cattle for three or four good milk cows
OF good breed. Apply 10 1. W. Funna
superintendens Hayland Orphans Home.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SPECIAL opportunity offered TO two re-
liable men To invest $500 each IN sue
Ccasful business that WIN pay 500 month
~ interest each. SutCtest Investigation
desired, Best city references given. Adj
dress 262S this office. 80
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FOR RENT-Five room cottage, No III
Elyslsn street Ira y. Jones, Perry
block 20
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FOR RENT-Flve room cottage. Apply
1i0i nallns, corner Austin. Il
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NINE @. a, BuJAC, Pianist; special at
tentlon to ruaiments OF music Capitol
Hotel 1tf
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PROBES sIoNAL.

WM. FULLER, NJ d, Homeopathic phy-
stefan; office 40 Kian building; ten
years o regular, twenty a homeopathic
phNaLH-An. an0s neMeIAl nrnntIne. 4
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wANTED-nOOMs AND UoAnD.

WANThD-On January H. Two furnished
rooms with hoard, central location; prl-
sven aud required Address 27l9. tits
office, %
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Wath fir W.Htter.

Dor iiber so Sabren i6on tpur6e
Mrs. Winslom's Soothing Sprup
bon Miliorett BON Mitttern beim 3abz
men Der &inber artgemenbet. Wirt BIT
i'm S6lafe bur6 baS S@reien zines
&inbes geft6rt, bas i'm 3abnen 1T unb
Dor S6meraen tpeint2 Wenm 10, lafe
fofort cine Slai9e bon pNfrs. Min8>
lous Soothing Syrup" bolen. Sein
Mertb 1T un~be3ablbar. @s tDir6 benz
fIeinett 2etbenben iofort 2inberuag bere
f9aHeu. 8erlaBt eu6 barauf, Miitter,
es 1T fein 3meifel bariiber. Sc beilt
9pfenterp aa6 9iarrboe, regnlirt ben
Magen unb bic Nieren, befeittgt Minbs
&oIit, ertpei9t ben @aumer, perbins
bert @nt3inbungslnb ffdrft bas gauge
@pftem. nMrs. Winslows Sootbing
Syrup" fir aabnenbe &inber 1T artges
nebm in @ef9mad un6 bas &eeept
ftammtt BON eitent Der beiten meibli9en
Qerste III ben Ser, 9taaten. SO 1T bel
alien Druggiifen in Der 9an3en Welt aa
baben. preis %. @ts. per Slai6e.
&anft ni9ts anberes, als @erS. Minsz
Ions Soothing brup.
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= Nagemein iiberraf6t bat es in
gang Oeutf6lanb, baB bas nMiIitar>
Wo6enblatt" gera6e iebt, tpdbrenb Der
&f UNI bic Militdrporlage aufs
Neue tobt, bic Mittbetluns su MAIDEN
in Der Gage 1T, baB In 3ufunft bic
&rantDeitsfdle, Sterbefdle, @eIbfts
morbe &c. in Der Nrree ,1i1t mebr berz
Dfentli6t tperben ipqen. Giele 8Idts
ter, bic feline @elegenbeit bpriibergeben
lafen, Dem Militarismns ettpas am
3eug gu fiden, bebaupten, baB bic
WaBregel getroHen uorben lei, UNI bic
Selbfmorbe in Der Nrmee gu berbeimz
IiGer.
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THIBODEAUX.

Was bebeutet bieies Morts IS if
bas 9an6elssei6en bes
CINDERELLA S@ubz g al ties.
9a i'm @abltabre befanntli9 Sc
f6aftsfiae berrf9t unb mir einen gros
Ben @orratb BON S9ubwerf fir 6erz
rem, 9amer unh &inber an 6arb
baben, aeuefe Gaeons unb Mufer, 10
~berfaufen mir Nles aum Soft
preie unb liefern bic 8eweiie bas
fur. Ollie @aaren iinb reu utb tpurs
ben fpe5iea fir bielen Sommer beftelt.
9ie preiie limb iiberaa in 3ablen anz
gegeben. @er biaig unb gut taufem
mill, gebe gum
CINDERELLA Sdmb : 0alaft.
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Gine gdblaebt fiir 81ut.

9oo6's SariapariQa fdmpft ftets err
folgrei6, in6em es ME Derfeblt, Die
n~nretnigfeit aussui6ei6en, unb iomit
benz Slute unbe6ingte &einbeit perz
leiht.
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Ga ,pabres @nnser e,jds5ta.

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so mbnte Sbnen mittbeilen, mas fir cine number
bpne@obltbat .P0ffor &bnigs's g~erueusGtdrferA f9
bet msiueul Brl6cr. ipel5er feit 1885 BON @heuulatiss
mus gequaIt mar NIB ieitber MIDI orhetten fo1ntey es
pisen. CT perjubte 0le Itoglide Wtsbi5inen ttb aug
rtnuomirte Mer5te, ober oie obne 9tusen. Bis &c ben
ReroeusStdrfer n0bru, ba trait frfprt nnb tdglt9 gejs
feruug ein, uuh Id, iupie 3n1berte bon 2euten, ipel@e
TIN mdbrtub feinern 2eioea iohen, be5eugen, bab efu
uabre1 muuher getdebeu 1T.
@, lite ctr. 90. 8. aha IL.
500 q. Weif Ctr, SnbtonapoIts, Snb., Oft. 80
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Sreuub .sQafor abuis's Nsroensg tdrter. Sd babe
lur slDet Glojnea gebrau9t nnb bin, 9ptt fi Darf,
@eute 10 fE6fttg ufb geilf0, bob i'd r~1eitfern Gei@6ft
wst4ts fein iet6tes tn, uoQitduoig poritebeH fam.
8. 2epnbarh.
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9&E%G unb cine 9rbbesJfnf9e 5~ugeionbt. Nraae
49, erhaIteu aud bic Me6i5in %itlnipnif.
3iefe YRebi5iH tpurbe felt benz Sabre 1876 bon benz
Sp4aD. paitor &Bnig IN Sort @asne, sSnb., S~nbereitet
kSe lest unter ietHer anpeifung BON Der
MoENIG MEDICINE CO.,
ass Randolph Sf.s CHICAGO, LIZ.
Bel Gtpotbefern sa baben fir
u 90 bic TIafde, O TIatden fur 81. 90,
stebe $1.75s O far 3 800.
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9emtidb . emaliibe gbmle,

can Mntonip, EegaS.
Mnerfannt tiidtise 2ebranitalt fir Rnabsn
nnb Mabaen felt breiBis Sabren in roger
8irfiamfeit. @ortreffide 2ebrfrdfte inter
berGbrter 2eitnns. Der enelifden Sprade
tpirb, ipie ber beutIden, boae &ednune &c.
trasen. @uBerbem nnterri9t i'm Spanif4en.
@inisermaBen borbereitete Sdiler finben ies
ber5eit Mufnabme. Ndhere Musfunft ertbeilen
Serr S. @ropS, grdiibent bes Sdul.8 ors
itanbes uno IS M. 8arbef, DIRECTOR Der
Mnitalt. tum-
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1n6 i6neebe6edten 8erge, Der b11ftenz
ben Qpfelfttet nnb bes feurigen @eis
ttes, 6es gol6enen 8Dbens nnb Der
8aumrieien, Der fpanii@en Miiipnert
unb 6inefii6en @bettos pir6 ltts 10
interefant gei6il6ert, baB mar es wpbl
glauben FAINT: Westward the Star of
Empire takes it's way!