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The Republican journal., 1893-02-16

MdlHtMS IfDS. are making IL handsome
hardwood cabinet for the Bar Harhor Bank.
\ patent has been granted to George A
Lambert Of Belfast for pillow coulter clamp
In the Police Court "Wednesday a quantity
Of liquors seized 1T Durham by Deputy
Sheriff Bedford Was ordered destroyed.
The new whistle on the Dana Sarsaparilla
building was blown at a. M. yesterday, the
honr for opening the Peoples National Bank
but the steam must have been low for tile
volume If sound was far below expectations.
Matthew Baird bought in the Mt Heagall
property at sheriff sale last week, and has
put On teams t. ut ont the cut Stone now
On the mountain and have it ready for ship
mont Iii the spring. He will open mp the
quarry vith large CREW next season.
The belfast Morrcl Liquor Cure Co. now
WIS parents uuNer treatment ANA everything
Is working satisfactorily. The cure has
prrved A great success everywhere, and Il is
haprd that All Who ilced such treatment WITT
aSliI themselves Of the opportunity afforded
lrre
ME- aunnAl meeting If Waldo District
lodge of G"nd remrarS will be held with
Ee.vue l.adg, NORTH. Satllro4y. En-. 25th
lr otno.rs FIR tAe ensuing year Will BE-
rlected NJ TILL, meeting a r.rnie dinner
wil he aatakeu w and i Din n meeting
hrid "a Eilt ,vrning
Mp;as Y l.teLer hs,Se taken H., rooms at
No. oG IIHh Stiert, latrly occupiea IN H. e.
Marshall who h5> muved hI- business to bus
residence. They viii ocenpy II W. pn otfire
and ~alesrnoln for musical Instruments ana
continue Their present quarters rs 4 work
-itar ION nlallpg lheir new planes and repair
wurk.
A rnstu giving HE name If I.lewellyn F.
Moore ya~ arrested Vast Week in Tholndike
and taken IL Portland, where lie WAS bound
oyer III ~je Ny ". :. Commissioner Rand on
charge IF selling liquor without Nj 5. H.
een>t He claims IL hail from Belfast and
IS probably the Moore or Whitmore wlio was
indicted at the October term of S. j. Court
here for selling liquor at Northport l5st sum
lntr
The storm If Monday night brought the
heaviest snow fall of the season, but there
being a high Wind it was not evenly dIstrib-
uted II improved the travelling nevcrthe-
less a. the bare places We're no worse thau
before and where snow lodged il made good
shedding after the drifts became worked
lown Il cleared M just after the hrll rang
fl no >clrani II the morning.
NndrvW JOHNSON wilI deliver his lecture
or ~Ave lilo III tbr SaHh At Memorial Hall
The Republican journal., 1893-02-16

Post Otficr Inspector IN. H Prndletnn III
/ Westerly. L. T., n IA Belfast in relation t.
I the frer mali fleiivtrv
\ I,..,,,.sn,+a+iv WI Nr,I,att r,.r4f.ino
CONGRATULATIONS Tt,sahnv
80" w - id'i ''N ''
Y Ni'N "A''' '''s'i'.' N'"'t''''N ''i'''
4 The veterans Association MILL meet VIVA
+ VI Billings Post, Monroe, lhlrsdaN, req
-3a. M 'o3n " ri"ek, fsAeh foSt ~ the county
! = requested ~ >end 2 representative.
, ~ tl It NJ ,,.innS rr,utel
,3,,,,y, AMI, n4s, .y.,1 u. f,l the ny,,e II
,ru, ~ u,l,u.s o,il,,i,,.,i son Iora
y, Nr.,lr l;s,.l,.,ro..i !. ,,-,r,, w ,,hnsnIate
fr l,ua,.7+,r, -h.. vt..a,,f,,,t.., ,.t,rt
,asi Week NalH H9'i y bAld3h- sons r"W-
Reii'S Nf 4" 9lFrN"H " i'" running
1iie iSh fMtiket NNa bll@2f sifett HAN Ms
e"llEHt i's lN4'Aet interest,". Lent pFgth
Nfalei@RA' l''tl 'hH ttdH NPE' -'r
Ihe Nhalit#Jygna Ijr leS NADtld li~l NNi-
tlaN rVtntu. uoIStr}e Y EraMiu1 NtuS lfIN ="
Alth.m4h sturmN -aeNM uumtNur vtlt nres-
cmj avs aniralu4ate III -lanint ylS N,rv
law .a-,fu$i4 MarnfeH 0rt ..fuvenir~ NJ ChaN-
t5fat.s4 uN. fsan4n4 atta Refreshments salN-
T.,- Cs nlN numb.r aver
The Republican journal., 1893-02-16

FREEDOM. j. Wesley Harmon III south
Freedom was killed instmntly F-h -tll While
at work IN the woods In TELLING Il tree a
large limb fell striking Him on thc BACK Of
the head Mr. lannon's son, whu was near
at the time, ran to his fathers assistance but
he lived only few minutes. MI. Harmon
was a good citizen and nelg hhor and will he
greatly missed Mr.. Slas Wartl fell III the
ice Saturday, striking ON the back of his
head, and is reported az being III danger
Gus condition.. Pedestrians We're naviga-
ting themselves through the streets Friday
with pitch forks. .. Mr.. Percy Belvea Of
Castle Hill, Aroostook county, IL employed
at the Bennett Sheep Ranch Daniel Clark
and wife visited Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Bessey
of Ih"rndlke Sunday Don't forget the
dance at the Grange Hall Feb, I'D . Our
metitnan, Mr.. knnwltpn, says it il almost
impossible to buy beef csttt n H. thinks
he Will have to handle the Western article
the coming summer. =. II. &. Barlow. Rep
resentatlve to the Leg atur,., came home
Saturday, returning t" Augusta Monday
A. A. Thompson - doing an Intensive bust
ness ~ rag carpet weaving ani his work is
giving complete sat STA, tpn.. NJ n. b. A. Cow
en- ana N. Webb are III tle~ ,k lst Mr and
Ms. Geo. Nirkias have ms M b nm add
"a to their family The grange las several
Applications for membership already accept
ed Skating on The pond was eninved IN
the Young people last FriIay rlrn w ana
skating n the streets II NJ tnr citizens.
lleEr We're many fnliilN me. Nus. but ITO Az
eide nts
The Republican journal., 1893-02-16
STOCKTON SPRINGS HOTEL


to the public, Rates 81 mo hi ~ 90 Ter DAM 4
lr-f -cldS~ IiN4ri commenced A4, II WV AOnSt
BnOhNE \ IA tis>uN. Prop'l tors.
"M3' Stnrhinn springs, Ne.
The Republican journal., 1893-02-16

Cmrnes lhe Hanga1 Wdg Of
VIVA .t-s G w Field. ". D,
Beltast saturday oeenpy the pnl-
fta Congregational Church. if which
( iiack IS pa7to l;ev. Mr. Hack
eeed 2 eail tp Dcnpme the pastor If
Caulfeg i4sslal tnttrsh 1T Spencer,
and Va7fo haYe preached there yes-
49, fseId lid oceupy the North
pulpit Iast Sunday but nothing il
hrre Of Mr. Hack 5 eall 10 Massa-
The usual services Mere held at
Methodist Church during The day sun
id 4 concert was given ~ The pastor ;
Il te evening when the s-stry was
p It's utmost capacity ... ON account
1 weather the annual meeting Of tile
diSt Epworti League was ad iourned
A9nday pext. Elder G. l.. Young At
mortal han az usual SUNDAY after
and evening These meetings are well
nlt.d and a good work IS being done
object Of Rev. s. /. IIanscpm's lecture
MethodisI church next Sunday evening
fN brtdNtiS Allt;lu- ... RtN hto. T.
VII preach IN Camden next Sunday
rHpply for Rev. F. NJ. pr4ble. Tuesday
w ne will lecture IN Thomaston on his
" in Italy At the Universalist Church
sunday: Topics - Regeneration,
III # heart New birth, St. John III; s..
y Rebuilding the Wall-Nehemiah ",
Y. II G. u. 8 b. m Why have courage
~aenf Deut. xxxI:G Lecttlre D. III.
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Cream.-not Skim : Milk.

Every farmer and villager, their
wives and boys and girls, will be in
terested in the big-little, cream-not-
skim-mllk paper, the FARM JOURNAL,
of Philadelphia. It's 100000 subscrib-
ers are scattered from Main to Wash
ington, and from Michigan to Texas.
It's breezy, Grips, boiled-down pages
contain as much information in the
course of the year as many of the
high-priced weeklies while it's earnest,
manly tone and its bright and COM
nonsense way of treating farm mat
ters leaves good and lasting taste in
ones mouth. The subscription price
is so cents year. We have made
arrangements with the publisher by
which he will send in one full year
free, to all who promptly pay up for
our paper. Sample copies will be
sent free by addressing postal re-
quest to FARM JOURNAL, Philadelphia,
Pa. 484-tf.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-09
MILKING JERSEYS.
PRIZE Essay, BY D. W. VoYLEs.

PRIZE ESSAY, BY ID. W. VoYLEs.
Thorough milking, performed in the
light Of full information in regard TO
the anatomical construction Of the
udder and the chemical constituents
of the milk, is an act of the greatest
Importance to the owners Of Jersey
cattle. sH 8g tt
The art OF milking consists in the
removal of all the milk in the udder at
the time of the act in the gentlest
possible manner,and by rapid process,
slow milking being always bad milk
ing.
When being MIXED the COW should
be in q condition of absolute quietude ;
if excited by the act of stabling, she
should be allowed time to quiet down.
No condition is SO favorable 10 the
milking process as that feeling Of
safety following full feed. The I'D
der should be thoroughly cleansed and
the teat first chosen gently squeezed
on its zip end in order to overcome
the contraction of the sphincter muscle
and thus facilitate the flow, after
which the milk should be drawn az
rapidly as possible. There is a feeling
of relief when a distended udder il
being emptied, to which a COW re
spends, and to which she will continue
her consent to the end of the act, il il
be not too long delayed, that is moi
only of valuable assistance in the pro
cess, but without which it can not b.
perfectly complete.
The first teat selected should b
MIXED perfectly clean before passing
to another, and so on until all ar,
emptied, by which time the first tea
MIXED will be partly refilled by thu
"second flow," when the second round
should be made in the same order a
the first but in adopting this system
OF milking, the same teat should no
be chosen at every milking for tn
beginning, because the first quarter o
the udder emptied has the assistance
of the compression made by the thre
remaining distended quarters, and tn
last one MIXED has no assistance iron
this source; if, therefore, the sam
teats be always selected in the sam
order, the teat first MIXED wou',
develop that quarter of the udder t
increased capacity, while the las
quarter emptied or partly emptie,
would correspondingly diminish il
capacity. This fact can be taken ad
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-09
Cure for Headache.

AS remedy for all forms of Head
ache Electric Bitters has proved to be
the very best. 1t effects permanent
cure and the most dreaded habitual sick
headache yield to its influence. We
urge all who are afflicted to procure q
bottle, and give this remedy fair trial.
In case of habitual constipation Electric
Bitters cures by giving the needed tone
to the bowels, and few cases long resist
the nse of this medicine. Try it once.
Large bottles ouly Fifty cents at McFar.
land and Co.
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come early shippers and valueless
animals.
Cows having lat udders usually be-
long to this class, and require the exer-
else of u great deal Of patience and
skill in their management In order to
preserve their usefulness. In the
hands Of careless and unskillful
mixer they soon become of little
practical dairy value.
When the fault of hard milking is
due to a small opening In the terminal
end OF the teat, the remedy is artificial
distension bat with correspondingly
small opening above, no operation can
remedy, since If the teat be emptied
easily and rapidly the udder above
can not respond through a small
pouch opening in refilling the teat, but
will continue to give down the milk in
dribbling manner.
Cows that are perfectly MIXED
from whatever cause, either careless
or imperfect milking from the fault oil
the mixer, or from the difficult task
by reason of the anatomical construc.
ton of the udder as herein described
soon degenerate into worthless ami
mails. The milk that remains in the
udder from imperfect milking is that
which is held by the small pouches OF
milk-vesicles high up in the bag, anC
will form q curd which will excite
inflammation and destroy the secret
ing function of it's mucous lining, o.
cause the adhesive and complete
closure Of the cavity or pouch.
1t is the experience of every dairy
, Of twenty-five or more cows milkec
, promiscuously by three or four milk
. ers, that a contest is always waged fo
I the privilege of milking "old Rose,
q because she milks easy, and shun
, ming disposition displayed by all IL
reference to eight or ten others tina
, no one cares to milk. To be able t,
! milk the hard ones with patience ant
q skill is the qualification that shout,
6 and must be attained by a successful
o dairyman.
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vantage of in the development Of
deficient quarters by always emptying
them first until the udder is balanced
by their restoration.
Whether, in the act of milking, the
teat shall be caught high up or COM
preston made from it's middle or
lower half only, will depend upon the
nature and construction OF the udder
and teats in each respective case. If
the .teats are of good size and have
good openings leading both into them
and out, the cow can be MIXED easily
and rapidly by either plan; but in the
case of a COW that has small open
ing leading from the large milk-pouch
into the teat, whether the teat be
large or small, and whether it's terminal
opening be large or small, the udder
can not be emptied by drawing on the
teats alone, but compression must be
made high up, and include enough oil
the adjacent udder to force the milk
out Of the lower and large milk-pouch
into the teat. This act is performed
at the risk of producing varicose veins
at the base of the teat that will even.
tually develop into chronic garget, but
not to perform it on this unsatisfac'
tory class of cows is to allow them tc
retain 80 much of their milk as to be,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-09
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds, upon
this condition. If you are afflicted with
a cough, cold or any lung, throat or
chest trouble, and will use this remedy
as directed, givingi it fair trial, and ex,
perience no benefits, you may return
the bottle and have your money refund
ed. We could not make this offer did
we not know that DR.. Kings New Dis
covery could be relied on. 1t never dis
appoints. Trial bottles free at McFar.
land & Cos. Drug Store. Large size
so cents and S1.00.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-09

After conference with the Presi-
dent and the Secretary of State yes
terday, Secretary Herbert issued an
order removing Commodore and Act
lug Rear Admiral Stanton from com
mand of the American squadron at
Rio Janeiro for saluting Mello's flag.
Captain Picking, the next officer in
rank, was placed in command.
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FROM WATAUGA.
October 81.

J.B. Hess and family are moving
to your city.
Mrs. w. NJ. Jobling returned last
Friday night from Chicago.
Robertson & Garner lost a work
mule on the night of the Goth.
Neal Croy, son of Rev. q. J. Croy,
died yesterday of typhoid fever.
LIB. Moulton, manager OF the tan
merry, has returned from Boston,
G. F. Camp and wife came up last
night on No. 2, to q visit to friends.
A little child of Mark and Mary
Fideffee died yesterday of bronchitis.
John Anderson, the bridge contrac-
tor, of Morristown, is here on bust
ness.
J. G. Robertson and r. w. Small
ing returned Saturday night from
Chicago.
J. M. Maher, Of Sharon, Pa, and NJ.
A. Walton, of Toronto, Ontario, were
here Monday.
Prices always a little lower than
any where else at the Bee Hive try
them on shoes.
David Ostreicher, of Richmond, Va,
was here Saturday representing M.
Rosenbaum d Co.
French Barnes, the photographer oil
Elizabethton, came here last night on
. visit to home folks.
John Archer and son and two. horses
were drowned at Halls Ford on the
Wstauga last Monday.
Mrs. Alice WEIGH went up to Bris.
toll to remain several weeks, and tc
attend the wedding of Miss Mcdowell
The wife and children of HI. A. Park
manager at the saw mill, are ex
pected here to-day from st. Albant
W. Va.
Our old citizen, J. B. Hess, contem
plates moving to your city in few
weeks, and M. S. Bennett will occupy
his premises.
Englebert Sanner arrived here or
the 25th from Norton, Va, on visi
to relations. He is developing Goa
mines near Norton.
Prof. John Charvon, the Malay, wht
was to have lectured here last night
was detained in Abingdon and will lee
ture here next Tuesday night.
Marcus A. Davis, age 76 years, 6
native of Wilmington, N. c., but who
has been in Turkeytown for many
years, died at IL 20 a. m. Oct. 26, anC
was buried in the Mottern Cemetery
on the 9th.
H 9. Essington, Of Philadelphia
W. E. Merrinan, of Williamsport
Pa, and Daniel Crane, of Boston, ex
tensive lumber dealers, were here las
week investigating the lumber inter
ests of this section.
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coeaC.1 adrid5ten aus Der
n(ien 9eimat6.
8d0eu.

&arlSruDe. gta1 ben porlaufigen
3ulammenltelluugell aus Ben benz ltatis
1til9en Bureau dugebenbeu itanoesamt-
li6en 9tesiiteraus5ii9en Duroen I'M
eriteu 9albjabre 1892 I'M G~robber3ogs
tbum Baben q, 971 &tnoer geboren, es
itarben 2o,s99 8erlonen ul1b fanoen
1882 @beI6lieBungen itatt. = Das
htelise YolDte6nifum meiit i'm beurigen
Winterlemeiter cine Srequef3 BON 657
Stubirenoet uno 80 Solpitanten auf,
3u benen NOD, 40 SOrer gu sablen iinb.
Babenmetler. Der @eg auf ben
nBlauen" wiro Sen sattssa @inter
f6neefrei gebaltcn, bamit Der berrlide
Berg aud CUR Winters5eit beitiegen
perben fam.
Bobmama a. See. Sier mlrbe bon
Der Ne9ieruns cine 9orbfle6tl1ule ers
ridtet. @n Dem llrterrtbt, mel9er bon
benz ftaatlid) sepriften aorbfedtlebrer
S9impeler ertbeilt miro, rtebmen ). 3.
6 30slinge Tbeit.
Bi1enbronn, lnlt Pfor5beim.
Guf cine idredliGe 8eiie LIT Die 14jdb=
rise, f9madiinnise 1odter bes Steins
balerS 3edte( oabier in Der uaterlidert
@o1nulg Derbrannt. sic fam tldmlid
benz Seuer au uabe, brantte oil uno
Hiidtete lid utter oas gett, no iie BON
benz seraoe porbei9ebenoen @alobiitcr
8uifert i9redli6 nerbra,tnt als @eide
aufgefunben muroe.
Gtttinsen. Der bisberise Sapell=
meiiter Der lluterofisierl9ule, 6err
9onratb, perldBt belnnddft Die StaSt,
I'M In bic aus beutlden Wtilitdrmulifern
9ebiloeten Militarfapellen, Die auf Der
Weltausitelluns in Chicago ouftreteu
merben, einintreten.
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Gf(ak-Sot6rimaem.

StraBburs. Der bieiise Sc
t1einberatb bat Die @inridtung zines
&rematoriumS auf @emein6efolten abz
9elebnt. Bripate iinb nun 5uiammer>
9etreteu. I'm cine lolfe Nnitalt oenno9
bter gu erri9ten. = SIM Sort T1ant1
iptrbe ont gieutabrsta9e Elm l~lateroffi;ter
tobt aufgefunDeil, Der. mic Der Nueen.
fdetn trspeiielbaft bartbat, BON frember
Sanb ermorbet iporoell lit. @er ben
Morb began9er fat, fonute bis iest
nidt feitgeitellt perben.
Met. Die @ebeinc Ser auf benz
S1ladtfefSe BON Spi6ern ON 6. Iuguit
1870 gefallenen &rie9er, Die fiir5li6 aus
ben Ginaelgraberu entTerut iporben iino,
murben bieier Gage feierlid uieoer lit
sic @rbe gebettet. Sin nit bier Bfetben
belpanuter gobtenlpagen trug bic Sebil
Giiten, welde biel~leberbleibiel entbielten.
Die cine 9alfte bieler 9iiten fuurbe ant
f~osenantlteu rotten 8erse, bic anbere iu
Der gtdbe bes Denfmals Der 4Oer einge,
5enft.
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Pears
Soap

Oas publifum bat feline 2th
hung, msIde entekliden 5olsen
mande SEIZE perurfaf3t.
Sic nirnmt oen Shmuk fort.
6ans redt! 4ber iie tbut mebr.
Sic beiet Ole Oberbaut ourd,
uno i@rritirt Ole eisentliae 6aut,
madt Die Paut ROTH uno raub uno
fiihrt nod meitere uebel berbei.
Oas maht nift Die Seize, fonoern
Die oarin entbaltencn 2lIfalien.
psars' Ssife en.bdft feline alfa.
lien III unssI0fter 5ornr. Sic per-
urladt ME 45tbe ooer Raubeit DER
Rdut, Loft iit leidt in waFer, tbut
ftnell ihr 4einisunsswerf uno
td6t iih i'm 4ueenblid pieSer ab.
paiAsn, 1T miISc un6 babel bob
fhdrf; nah DEM wafdem binter-
Last iic Elm ourf1aus aneenebmss
6efihl.
in edSen jeoer Dirt gu baben,
bsfonosrs in Hpotbefen, uno Seute
jeSen Sianoss benuben iie.
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Gdnt ge8en benortebenoe 1eimfm.
d1uaaen.

gBenn es tn biefem irttfden Sammertbat cine ersie.
btsere Aueue dHten, pirtItden GIeubS siebt, aIS BIT
Galase gum Rteurati8mu6, 70 m6Hten mir uifen, wtl
fe beibt. sc stebt 9eute, pe[4e Bite Gnla9e gum Rteu.
n%iattsmus NIT auf bic We!t ~brinsen, serabe TO. nit
btee aud BET S&ptpbfu4t unb Sfrpfeln fer fat 1T.
Der s~ertusite NnIub tann Fe our Gntridluns brinsen
Sobalb bielelbe fd bemertbdr maAt. ionte Der 9ets
henbe etne &ar NIT Scfettet' 81 asenbttters b~eaihnen.
neldeS bas rbeumattfAe Gtft aus bem Diute treibt uni
benz rlmNHsr item Der aronfbe.t einen 6teseI pDr.
f3tebt. Sepeis bierfir ftnn bic 8eusn,fe BON Mersten,
welte bteies pcrtrefEide Observation-Disclosures tn tbre
Srtpatprag.s perrencen. Gbenio iieqen bic beFteu ar3t=
ltten unb casemetnen 3eusniHe fin Bite t-efTiGen Dir.
tunsen 6es 1itters BET Walarta, 9eberletben, gerfc,
gfnnS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. WierenletSen. Nerpr'
ftdt, NppetitrraneeI unb 0erluit an 86rpersemtnt DOT
81 man mas sewDrpen urb Bat ih babel eine Grfaltans
s~alsetosen, 70 III baS Bttters iebr wertbDpu ais Ell
ttsmus.
Iu5 darlington pirb mitge,
tbeilt. baB &i9ter Gresbam bon Sui.
nois Dermutbli6 einen pofen in Gle
heInnh6 Gnhinpt prhnItpn tnprNe
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Siitet Grdl Dor galbet 8egen &atarrb,
BITE Nuedfilber enfbalten,

ba Auedfilber iider ben Sinn bes Scrubs
s~erft0ren uab bas san3e Sbitert pDais serriit:
ten ipirb, ipenn es burd bic lhIeiinigen Oberz
fdden einbrinst. Solde Mrtifel ioatsn ME
auber auf @erorbnung gut berufeter Merste
sebraldt iperben, ba Der Sdaben, ben lie ans
ribten, sebnr1oI 10 srob lit, als bas Suite, bas
Sbr babon erSielen f0nntet. Salts &as
a RI bs8 UT f~abri3irt BON S. S. Cheney &
90. gplebo, . entbdIt fein Auefiilber lao
ipirb inneriid %eenomlinen unb tpirft brett auf
bas BIut uno 6ie idleimisex Oberfdden bcS
Sbft ms. @enn Sbr 9au's &atarrp 3 Sur
fault, lei fider, bab Sbr bic dhte befom1mt.
Sic fpirb innerlib genpmmen mnb in Splebo,
O., bon S s. Gbenep & s 0. 9e,nadt.
CO. @erfauft BON Mpotbefern; Yrets rs
Cts. fir bic Tlaide.
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saiet bcitatiste bic llrtbeile i'm Yroseile
5iadeiin uno SnnS gegen bte Sura.
Simplonbabn, betreffcno Die unfalbaft,
pflid)t III Der In9elesenbeit bes Mfons.
denlleiner Gilenbabn 8 l1nslids. Gin
Srdlicin Siddeliu itnb bemnad "a, 500
6rancS uuo an Die Wittlpe Sun; 23,71O
5rancs bon Der SurazS% implonbabm III
5ablen.
@1aruS. Oielen 6erbit 5iuo inn
Sreibers=adrpfen BON Sen @ilobiitern
40 alte Semi n absel6oiien lporoen. =
8as fir Elm beiaoleS Gelo Die eibae.
nollildcn S9iisenfeite ~foiteu, 5eist Elm.
nal pteoer bic p~orliegenoe S9lubred)>
rttg oes eiogen0lilaen Shiiseufeites
IN @larns. Die 6eitbitte foltete 81, 600
Srancs, Die S6iebballe 28, 900 SrancS,
Der S6eibenltano 5000 Trancs unlb
Der @abentempel 1900 Srancs ; nit
alien lbri9en Iussaben erreid)en Die
@eiammtfoiten 1913, Ala Srancs.
9uSern. Die ST" (5dneejdnbe)
uerOen in Oieicm 8anton idon iportge,
m6B benutt. 5auptlddli9 linO es Sic
Wtitslieeer Der Settion Bilatls, Die 5id
benz senubreiden uno gelunoen Sport
wtolnen. Selbit Damen baben li6
idoa at oieieS 8ersniisen beransemast.
@raubiinben. Del StGnberatb
fat bas aon5cllionsbesebren fir Die
eleftriIdc StraBenbabn BON ct. Wtps
riszOorf ua9 ct. Wtoris=9ab geneA.
migt. Die Yabn bat ibren Iussauga
punt bel Der Yarcellius=G uelle (altes
Babe tablilieilcat). sebt BON Ga nah
Dem neuen StablcaO, ipeabet nit elmer
Spisfebre, fol9t Der Strabe iiber Die
Snnbride, no Die gabm beiln Yoitplas
Die Strabe nerldbt ltn0 In elmer @ius
lteiseballe ausmitnoet. Die @eiammtz
fdnse betrdst 1900 Meter. Die Yabn
lit gang als StraBenbabn nit Spur>
ueite bon eiuem Weeter proieftirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-21

SObn 3. &odsteaer. mi6ts ldaben
Tonne. Diesmal lit es 9err Sobn 9.
Hodefeller, Der befannte Self0nig, ipelz
der 5u gieujabr rieine" l1niueriitdt nit
elmer ipcitcren Mfillion botirt, 10 bab
ii9 jest leine bo9beraise Stiftung aui
s $1,000, 900 belduft.
Sn 8erbinSuns nit Der @bicasoer
unioeriitdt mtrb MN Der Bau elmer
Seemannsidule seplant.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-21

Ser sroBe 2eip3iger Sfanbal lies
fert BON Sag 5u Gage neue abl6euli>
deere Sittenbilber. Gin yBanfier"
unb feline 9ausbdlterin iinb als Mdb=
6enbdnbler i'm gr6Bten Stile ausges
funben unb iiber bunbert 2eipaiger
6rauen als ibre 9%elfersbelfer berbaftet
mOrben. Seitber linb nod IN Der
binbung bamit aablrei6e anbere 8ere
baftungen erfol9t, biesmal megen Meim.
eibs.