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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-10-04

MY NEIGAaS
2 be several b,.sia Nne,

He seems to be several b. 5 81 rne,
So much is he constantly eSeryN herci
And the mischievous things that boy has done
No mind can remember nor mouth declare.
He fills the whole of his share Of space
With his strong, straight form and his merry
face.
He is very cowardly, very brave;
He Is kind and cruel, good and bad,
A brute and a herol Who viii save
The best from the worst of my neighbours
ladl
The mean and the noble strive today;
Which Of the powers-will have its way2
The world is needing his strength and skill.
He will make hearts happy or make them
ache.
What power is in him for good or ill9
Which Of life's paths viii his swift feet takel
WIN he riss and draw others up to him,
Or the light that is in him burn low and dim9
But what is my neighbours boy to me
More than nuisance? My neighbor's boy,
Though ! have some fears for what he may be,
Is q source of solicitude, hope and joy
And constant pleasure, because pray
That the best that Is In him may rule some
day.
He passes me with smile and nod.
re knows4 have hope Of him, guessess 700,
That whisper his name when ask Of God
That men may be righteous. his viii to do.
And think that many would have mere joy
II they loved and prayed for neighbours boyl
m. birmingham in Christian Advocate.
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A Gentle Hint.

Aunty Shocked -Do you and your
sister quarrel oyer your candy this way
when at home?
Little Johnny-No'm. Mamma al
ways gives us SO much we both has
plantv---philadalnh Itasn.
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That Terrible ScOurge,

Fever and ague. and its coneensr. bilious
remittent, besides affections Of the stom-
ach, liver and bowels, produced by MAS
matic air and water, are both eradicatsd
and prevented bv the uss of Hoststter's
Stomach Bitters. . purely vegetable elixir.
endorsed by physicians, and more exten-
sively used as q remedy for the above class
of disorders. ae we'll as for many others,
than any medicine of she age. A lnnRuid
cir culation. a torpid state of the liver, a
want of vital stamina. are conditions pecul-
iarly favorable to malarinl diseases. They
are. however. surely Iemedied by the grea.
preventive, which, by ~inviRoratinR the sys-
tenn and endowing it with regularity as we'll
as vigor. provides it with a resisting power
which enables it TO Withstand disorders.
not only of n material type, but a host OF
others to which feeble and ill regulated
systems are .subje ct. The Bitters are a safe
as we'll as searching erndicant, and have
widely superseded that dangerous drug,
quinine, which palliates but does not eradi.
cate malaria.
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Fast Time to Chicago and 81. Louisa
Now schedule.

Fast Time to Chloaxo and 81. Louisa
Now schedule.
Upon May Z. tho Minneapolis & 81. Louis
railway, "Albers Lea route" will inauRurate
n new time schedule between 81. Paul. Min
speed, comfort and convenience cannot be
sxoelled.
Thu Cannon Ball Express'' for Chicago
will leave st. Paul Gao y. m. Minneapolis
700 p. M. arriving nj Chicago II n. M. ro-
turning leaving Chicago at 400 p. IN. daily.
The 'rSt. Louis Special" will leave st.
Paul G:25 .. H.. Minneapolis 700 y. M,
daily, arriving Mt Quincy 1926 a. No., Han
nibal 1l:l5 a. m, st. Louis 3:OO y. m.
Breakfast and lunch served In dining chr,
Retu, ming leave st. Louis 1890 =. III. This
Ia tho quickest time owes all competitors by
three hours. :
Train No. 9 for Des Moiues, Chicago and
Kansas City will leave 81. Paul At $3.50 u.
m., Minneapolis 1880 n. M, arriving at Des
Moinss $50 p. H., Kahsas City $50 a. m,
This ia the quickest aud best train from st.
Pan! or Minneapolis to Kansas City aud the
southwest.
Train No, 2leaving ~ above Ia also tho
fastest train for Denver aud Colorado
points by two hours.
Train No. I for Mankato, Wasecs and
Albert Lea will leave ~. Paul at 4:35 y. m.,
Minneapolis At BIO 2. m.
Train No. IA for Redwood Fails, Mimi,
WATERFOWL, 4. d.. and inter mediate alta
tions will leave 81. Paul 7:50 =. m,, Mime.
apolis $3.50 .. m.
Luxurious service will be found upon
every train. the equipment being of the
latest improved pattern. Pullman Gas
uRhssu slesrc's. free chair ears. etc.
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY sI1ppIJFs.

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
l. Cfice of Chief Q~nartermaster, Department
Of Dakota. Saint Paul, MINI. june j. 1898.
SEALED PkorUSALs. in triplicate, will be
posts, and 1t He!eaa, Mont. until II o7csocx
y: n. on July J. 1898, and ope ned then. for iur-
nishing and delivery of such OATS, BRAN, HAY
cal year commencing July |. 1858. at st. Paul and
Fort SnelliI g.. Nina; turls Euford. Pembiua
and Yates. A. y: Forts Meade and Sully, s. d.;
Helena and Forts Assiniboine. tus,er, Keogh,
Missoula. Camps Poplar River and Merit
Mont; and fort Yellowstone, Myo. Hank
forms OF proposals, with full instructions to
othcs. or TO the qu~artermasters at the various
points named. JOHN '. kJREY. Quartermaster,
v. 5. Army. Chief Quartermaster.
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TIM E SCHEDULE.


In effect on and after Monday. June s. 1893.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT HELENA.
No. J.. Pacific Mail. west bound 1000 D. m
No. 2, Atlantic mail. east bound ........ l0:45 .. m
No. B. Logan and hsianA passenger,
conn. c.ing at Logan with train NO.
s. Pacific lxpress, west bound. -. 2:05 p. m
No. 9. Garrison and Helena passenger.
connecting at Garrison. with nc. A.
Atlantic express, east bound) ..... 1920 p m
No. .. MarSsvli!9 passenger. :...........ll:20 q. m
no. ~. MarysVule accoE1modati0n .... G:3U y. m
No. 8. Wickes, Boulder and Ekhorn
No. 1o2, Rlsimini, mixed, Mondays, Wed
nesdays and fridays 500 .. m
TRAINS DEPART FROM HELENA
No. /, Tactic Mail. west bound ........ 1O15 D. m
No. ., Atlantic rail. east bound ....... 1O:55 .. m
NO. u. helena AMI Logan passenger,
connecting at Logan with No. 4
At antic Express. east bound) ...... 1910 p. m
No. 5. 6~arrison and Helena passenger.
~(connecting At Garrison with No. 3,
Pacific Exp.ess. west bound ...... 2:15 p. m
No. Z, Marysyii!e passenger. ......... 745 a. m
No. ., Marysvllle accommodation 80. 8:l5 p. IN
No. IL, Wickes. Boulder and Elkhorn
No. 10l, Rimini mixed, Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays.. ............. S15 a. m
For Rates, Maps. Time Tables or Special
Information apply to Chss. s. Fee, General
Passenger and Ticket Agent, st. Paul,
MIMI, or t#t{aas $i
d EDGAR.
General Agent of the Northern Pacific r. r at
HELENA. MON
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Tho Worlds Fsir-what 1t Means.

inc WORLDS Fair What 1t Means.
It means shat from May l until Oct. 81
there will be on exhibition in Chicago the
ttiumphs of all the ages. The rarest and
choicest specimens of the handiwork OF
nan from the nations of the earth will be
there to instruct and delight.
That for six months Chicago will be the
most cosmopolitan spot on the globe.
That the American people will have the
wonderful opportunity of mingliuR with
and observing the habits and characteristic
of the people of every nation in the world.
That Villages OF the different foreign
countries. constructed by and made ne
entirely of the people from such countries,
will be a most inter sstine feature OF. the
fair.
That the American citizen, of whatever
foreign birth or p%arentaQe. may carry him
self back again TO the land OF his origin
by visiting and studying these foreign
villages"
That q few DAYS or weeks spent at the
Worlds fair will be worth years of trave'.
That this is the grandest opportunity the
American people have ever had for inter-
esting study and pleasure. and that a trip to
ChicaRoduring the next six months will be
the event OF . lifetime.
The Chicago. Milwaukee d st. Pau rail-
way offers the best and most frequent trim
service from 81. Paul and Minneapolis to
Chicago. The only line lighting its trains
by electricity. The most perfect dining
service. and the best sleeping cars in this
country. Ask your agent for tickets via
Mail Line. or address j. 1. CoNLEY.
ASS. Gen'l. Pass. Agent,
st. Paul, MINI.
NorE. Write for a c., M. &St. p. Worlds
fair folder. II gives full particulars AZ TO
how to visit the fair and what il will cost.
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Personal and General,

H. B. Palmer went to Boulder yesterday.
b. c. Ferguson left yeste -day for the east.
+. p. May. Of Boston. 10 visiting Helena.
Norman Hotter is expected home this
week. -
May and Martin Maginnis havo arrived
home.
Q. W. Arnold spent Z few days in the city
last week.
Miss McBrine is visiting her sister, Mrs.
G. D. Greenfield.
B. H; Langley spent Frida, and'satur-
Charles Power and Stephen Carpenter are
expected home to-day.
Mrs. B. H. Tatsm and son John. left on
Thursday for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Dollivsr returned
yesterday from their bridal tour.
A concert will be one of the features at
the Hotel Broadwatsr this evening.
Mr.. Thomas He rick. Of Spokane, passed
through Helena with his bride last week.
w. u. Wheeler, superintendent of the
assay office. left for his ranch on Thurs
day.
Sydney Fox and Frank Hough returned
IN Wednesday from q brief visit to Rad
Lodge.
Mrs. Peter Larson and Miss Mabel Lamey
expect to leave to-day for y visit to Spo-
zane Falls.
George B. Child. Hugh McQuaid and ].
stone park.
Miss Lydia Corwin and Miss Stevens left
F iday for a visit to Townsend. TO be gone
over sunday.
Ed. W. Clarke, formerly on the Journal.
has returned to Helena and expects to re-
main till fall.
On last Saturday the Misses Kelly. Hiok-
man and Howell left for y visit aad outing
at Virginia City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Hunter have taken
the beautiful residence of John O. Psulsen
or the boulevard.
The chief attraction Friday afternoon
was the base bali game. A number OF
society people were out.
Mrs. VIM. Harrison left via the Northern
Pacific on Friday for England. expecting to
be gone about three months.
Fenelon Blaine. who has boon visiting in
Helena for about two weeks. left for his
homo In Minneapolis on Friday.
Mrs. L. A.. Goddard. of Chicago, arrived
on Wednesday and IL the guest OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. B%ridenthal.
Messrs. Hersey. Mckenzie and Wheaton
leave this week for the east. taking in visits
TO friends, relatives and Worlds fair.
Mrs. Russell Il. Harrison and he, brother,
Charles Saunders. who have been In Helena
for a week. loft for the east yesterday.
Col. +. n. Malone spent several days in
Helena last week, going to Great Falls on
Wednesday and returning on Thursday.
H. q. Hackbush. of L~savenworth. Kas.,
who has spent about two weeks In Helena,
leaves Tomorrow with a an vsyin2 party.
Er, and Mira J. II. Cox, OF Los Angeles,
CAL. IRE the guests OF Mrs. ID. A. G.
Flnwe'ree. and will remain hero during the
summer. $50. 5
Mrs. Rsinhold Kleinschmidt, aocompAn-
led by the Misses Man and Miss Kuphal,
rstuEnsd from u three weeks visit 10 Chi
oaGo last week.
Mrs. M. RsiniR has gone TO Chicago and
Will there meet her daughter, Mise Annie,
who roturns home from the Boston oon-
servntory of music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Knight, Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs. heRvey Barbour. MIR. and Mrs. Gsorgo
Hill occupied a box ~ Nat aoodvin's por-
formsncs OH Monday night.
Mrs. r. II. MoGuiness anG son, Robert
Jay. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Anderson. her mother,
from Alliance. Ohio. are visiting relatives
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tn GhtCaOn

Via Salt Lake, Garfield Beach and Den
YER, Sioux City. Omaha or Kansas City.
The Worlds pictorial line. Elegant Pull
man equipment, diners, chair cars and
tourist sleepers. Reduced rates and fast
time.
Call on or address 20 North Main street,
Helena, Mont. II. o. WILSON.
Freight and Passenger Agent. Helena,
Mont.
e. L. LoMAx. G. P. and r. A.. Omaha,
Neb.
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Notice is hereby giyon that five per centum on
the capital stock of the Montana Midland Raiy-
way company having been subscribel. thore will
be a meeting of the stockholdsr re- of that COM
pany at room A.. Montana National lank build
inG. at 10 o'clock a. m. on the 18th day OF July.
1873. Tor tho purpose of %olectlng five directors Of
the said company, Dated Helena, Mont, June
u. 1898; A. Freeman koote. John d. Wilson.
Cutler Whitney. Arthur Il. Lombard.
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The home Of Dr.. w. H. Thomas, 535
West Monroe street. Chicago. was the scene
of a pretty wedding on the 18th inst. in
which two we'll known residents of Mon
TINA we're the contracting parties. Miss
Mary Il. Southmayd. Of Helena. being
united in marriage to Hon. j. II. Mckay,
of Miles City. The Bride has been a resi-
dent of Helena for a number Of years, whore
she is highly esteemed by a large ci Gle of
fliends for her many virtues of mind md
heat. Mr.. Mckay will be remembered as
the gentleman who represented Custer
county in the last session of the legislative
assembly. being a member Of tho house Of
representatives Of that body. Nh. and Mrs.
Mckay contemplate making Miles City
their future home and will return to Mon
tana some time this month.
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their generous hearted admirers, most of
whom visited every table In the room. A
good orchestra played soms aliu ing dance
muaiat ths noOr being just comfortably
AlleJ 70 make dancIna enjoyable. II was
not until ths email hours Of morning that
the party bsokslup.
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No. 6 North Main Street. Helena.
Or write the undersigned
L. c. sTEBB1Ns, G.. W. PITTS.
travelling ! assenger Agt. city Ticket Agt
u. Il. LANGlEY. General Ticket Agent.
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AAtbUN ~ 0HA0 Aougbtk 00lotAVlGg ~ W3D
not until ths small hours Of morning that
the party broksIup.
) On Tuesday evening, June a. ~. vincsnt's
academy Will hold W olosing exercises. The
following Interesting programme has bssn
prepared:
Entrance march, auartotto; Flag Of Honor,
Misses j. johns. II. / tail, 4. cto;iibllly;' and ap1 U.
,hors. song, Merry f E,,a:. White
llecitation, ''Ths Hindoo's Paradise .........
Miss Maize hkilos.
Misses 7. Homer ana i. Ford. manu-
Vocal solo. '~'sersnsde to Ida .......... Weigsnd
Recitation. Pride ls' q ! H.t asn "..... oass4wn,
M ,n. ! a. vau sas.'eImte f. I ieh1o Mnron e. IN Me esses
and 1. shAdviIle. /,
Misses NJ, kelios, y ..iGrsene. y. iiiiyan, i.
Wright, A. i.anglois and a. DignAn.
Piano. Miss Il. Monfortol.
instrumental quartette, Grand 'Gaiop', $3.50.
misse. d. Coy, i Homer. ii. Held and i.
Recitation. Robert Of sicily ......L ongfellow
Miss. A Djgnai.
PART II.
g. Ut. Vincent's Orchestra.
Harp, Mics l.. O'Noill; Piano. Miss X. MONITOR
ton; violin Miss 4. Vhughn; mandolina. Miss
=. Wright and 4. Langlois: guitars. Misses u.
lyan and NJ. kellogg; banjo. Mis- NJ. Stshl;
triangle. Miss NJ. iamtdin.
Piano. Miss d Coy.
Pantomime reel Ation. ''iaradife and the Peri"
"" Rie,ciio5di ~ mis-. i. townsend. moore
Misses 8. Wright. N. Lehfoldt, y. Lxnglois. j.
:, Kelly and A. Lambdiu
Vocal solo. "hlsrrily / .Roam"...... sohleiffarth
Miss M. kellogg:
Instrumental quartette, "Grand Valse".......
Misses s. Wright, i; Lanalois. M. kellogg and
fecitAtion, Darius Green.' 49,. :. Trowbridse
..r,,. n Miss II. Coy.
st. yiaosat'ss' orchestra, .''AID'
Miss 4. O'NeilI -"
THE Last Rose OF summer' 1.-TWO pisnos)
Misses 4. Di'ignan ana X. Moaforion.
losing chorus, Tuscan Girls Crowning the
Distribntion Of gold medals.
Address by lit. Rev. j. u. BrondeL
Guests are respectfully invited to exam
ne specimens Of the young ladies hnnai-
work. 10 be exhibited At the academy, on
tuesday. from 8 q. N. to z y. n.
The musical contest bstween several OF
the young ladies of ST. Vincent's academy
on Monday evening proved AZ delightful a
N usical treat As it was interesting. The
young ladies played with much skill and
feeling and there 10 no doubt that the four
able Judges were Put most thoroughly to
the test in deciding. They were: Rt. Rev.
Lawrence Palladlno. Father Van denHenvel,
Mrs. Simon and Rufus G. Garland. This
fine Steinway piano was donated for the
occasion through the COURTESY of Mr.. A. p.
Curtin. Tbs decision Of the judges waa
ut in a scaled envelope and Will not be
announced until next Tuesday evening at
the CONNER cement exercises Of the school.
The programme rendered was as follows:
Fantasia Militaire ............. II. G. Andrews
Miss sadie Wright, Benton. Mont.
Yalse. Du and, op. 81
Miss Alice Langlois, lutte. Mont.
The Dying Poet Gottschalk
Miss May kellogg, Butte. Mont.
Leo Rameaux .............J !eybach, op. 49,
Miss Katie Monforton. Bozeman. Mont.
............... i. Menaelsohn Bartholdy. op. 4
Miss Annie Dignan. Thros Forks. Mont
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For further information. maps, rates, etc.,
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The Yellowstone Park Line.
Tn,. marvellous WONDERLAND roachod onl
by this line
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Tickets

Are rold at all coupon Offices OF the Northern
Pacific Railrsal 70 points North, East. South
and West. in the United states and Canada.
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) On Tuesday svsning, June ~. ~ inosnt's
academy Will hold W closing sxsroises. The
following Interesting programme has bssn
prepared:
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Daily Express Trains.
Have PULLMAN PALACE CARS, PULLMAN
TOURIST sLEEPlNh CARS, FREE COLON
IST SLEEPING CARS.
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The Dining Car Line.
Dining Csrs ON ali Through Trains.
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On Tuesday evening the degree OF honor,
A. q. Z. W.. gave a very delightful Colum-
bian strawberry festival at the suditorium n,
followed by a grand ball. The hall was
p'ettily arranged for the occasion. Tables,
very beautifully decorated in out flowers,
and looking thoir holiday best in ~spotless
napery. fins silver and china. wero placed
about the sides of the room and proved
simply Irresistible to the youths and maid
ens who attended. The refreshments were
delicious and abundant. Some of the
young men present we're overheard 10 re-
mark that they had not yot decided vhish
OF the numerous kinds of Ice cream they
liked best, shay were all 80 good. A bovy
of pretty waiting maids. who wore silk
flags for aprons and rosettes of red, white
and blu gibbons pinned On their becoming
gowns. attended gracefully so tho wants OF
tho summor giris (whoss love for frozen
s%weetness has furnished y abundance Of
cruel literature for the comic papsrs) and
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9ie guolide Vaciftc @ahu


ldBt our Weibna6ts3eit cine Hebuttiou
Der Staten eintretett unb 3tpar bere1nei
iie einen GabrpreiS fir bic &unbs
reiie bon allen stationei1 aug mad
Cincinnati, Birmingham, @battas
nooga, 2ouispiGe, NtIanta, Stem Or
leans, ct. Souls, indianapolis, fiibs
lid bon @barlefton, Staunton, &iGz
monb unb NorfoIf-alio fir baS ean3e
SerritoriMm D1tlt9 bonn Miifflippi
1ibli9 bon CT. 2ouis unb bonn Ohio,
nnb alien anberen Punften i'm @hos
o1ten.
Ollie Decentralization, bic man anf
3igen eriter &lafe beanipru9t. Chair
Cars unb S9lafmagen.
Sidets gum 8erfauf auf aGen Sta
tionen AM 49,, 20. unb 81. 9e3embe
giiltig fur bic &idfabrt innerbalb brei>
big 5a9en bonn 8erfaufstase an 9e=
re1net.
@e9en Staten, giu3elbeiten &C. tpenbe
man fi6 an irgenb einen Sidet Ngens
ten ober an
8. s. Darts,
u. g.. q. & s. Qgt.,
20, 11-2l,l2 9ouiton, Seras.
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slas 8rasoria @pauta.

Cine bonn 80. Sob. batirte @orress
pon6en5 aus 8elaseo bringt bic fols
scnbe itatifii9e, auf elmer geuauen
3dblung begriinbete Mittbeilurg,
mel1e tpDbl faum zines pe;teren &oms
mentars be6irftig lit:
Die 3abl Der Garmbduier. pel9e
in bieiem Iugenblide in 8ra3oria
County unter 8au, o5er fir mel9e
fefe @ontratte abgei6Iofan finb, be-
trdgt ni@t meniser alS 297, unb bic
meiiten berielbeu perben fur ueue gu
man6erer erri6tet. Darunter finb 81
8d9termobnuugsn, bic in Der nd9ften
3eit gebaut perben foQen, unb fir
mel6e ein @ontraft nod ni9t ge=
ma6t 1T, ni@t eiubegrifen.
Wenn bic meiiten Der 297 9dufer
aud DerbdttnikmdBig tleine unb menig
toitipieIige @ebaube finb, 10 bringsn
lie bod ben tbatid9li9en 8epeis boz
fir, in meI6 einem rai6en NuH@mung
infer gountp begrifen 1T. Dem
obne geadtet giebt es nod meite Stres
den bariu, mo Semanb 3pan3ig Meis
len melt iber prdrielanb binreiten
tann, pbne elm 9aus ober einen unter
@ultur ftebenben Nfer 2anbes gu
feben."
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Wainrigbt in Dem 5eriibmten Sitten.
gemdlbe "The Social Swim" auftres
ten. @8 1T bas Elm 2ebensbilb aus
ben &reiien bon .oberen 400" Stem
Oorfs, bas bon padenber Wirtung lit.
: % bisteps gu 50 90 bis
$50 per @allone. Gins,
granbies. 80. Ga ltanola 6
Spbn.
DIM Sonntag, ben 10. December,
pirb baS &inflerpaar 9err unD Grau
Nrno in 8emeini9aft nit tii6tigen 9iz
lettanten @i9egaraps2 inbaus Drama
Scr groBe @aleottp" I'M Miiiionss
@artensp apilon our 9arite1ung BRITT
gen. 9as Stiid bat I'M borigen Npril
bier 10 grobes &ufieben erregt, bob
cine Wieberbolung 6eRelben erutni6t
unb ansebra6t erl6ien.
= 9ie @efe0idaft nSdgerluf" bat
in ibrer lebten geriammlung bei9lois
fen, ibren II. idbrli6en MastenbaQ
am 20. Sanuar i'm Wtiiiions @artens
papillon a~b3ubalten.
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Teiertags Grcuritumen.

9ie Snternational : gabn tpir6 Ct.
curionss8 iaette ~oerfaufen mad: st.
2Ouis, @anias @itp, Sannibal, Mo. ;
SnoianapOlis, Snb.; Cincinnati, o.;
2~ouisoiae. 3d.; @tempbis, Senn.,
unb New Orleans, So. gbenio mad
ellen anberen 9untten in &entudp,
5enueHee. Miiiiifppi, alabama,
@eergia, 6loriba, 8%irginia, Norbz unb
Slos@arolina, unb omar ON 49,, 90.
unb 81. December 1898 NIT elmer auf
30 Gage bonn Sage Der 20funs an be-
f6rdntten @ilti9teit, gum balben
Gabrpreiie ober fir ben preis BON nur
Ell II Sabrt fir bic Sins unb &tds
reiie. Megen Der Staten, Der Nbfabrtss
seit Der 3uge unb ~fontiger Snformas
tiouen weube man fi9 an ben nd9ften
5. & g. q. Sitet agenteH OOer
fdreibe on
.. 5. price. u. 6. g. u.
palefine, 8eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-04
2pcale Ietertass> 3aten.

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49,, a., 25., 30. uab 81. DECEMBER
1898 unb am !. Sannar 1894 locale
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4 Gents per MeiIe bertaufen. Sic
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ben 3. Sanuar 1894 fur bic &idfebr.
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