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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-07
BRONCO BREAKING.
A Proceeding That Is Full of Action and
Excitement.


Excitement.
loose, sandy SPOT is chosen for the
breaking of the bronco" the name by
which the wild horses of California and
Arizona are known. Squcaling. strug-
Cling, biting, kicking, buclling, rolling
in the dust, and Il double back somer-
sault-thesc are parts of the grand per-
formancc whenever bronco is broken
to the saddle. Capt. Bourlle describes
in his book, ION the Border with Crook"
the fun and excitement associated with
breaking "bronros' by a troop Of
United States cavalry.
The animal was first thrown, blind
folded, and then the bride and saddle
were put on. the latter girthcd SO tight
ly that the horses eyes started from
their sockets. Then, armed with a pair
OF spurs of the diameter of a soap-platc
and mesquite club big enough to fell
an OK, the Mcxican "vaqucro'' got into
the saddle, the blinds were cast off, and
the circus began.
There would be one moment of doubt
as to what the bronco" was going to
do; now and then it might seem for a
few seconds as if Il really mid-man-
ncrcd stccd had been sent to the post
by some mistake of the q,sartermaster's
department. But this doubt never last
ed very long The genuine ''bronco"
can always be known from the spurious
one by the fact that when he makes up
his mind to buck he sets out upon
his work without delay, and with vim
that means business.
If there were many horses arriving in
bunch there would DC lots of fun.
The men would mount, and amid the
encouraging comments of the lockers
on would begin the task of subjuga-
ton.
The bronco nearly always looked
around and mp at his rider with an cx-
preston that was bcnignant; then he
would roach his back get his four feet
punched together, and await develop.
ments. II the rider foolishly listened
to the suggestions of his critics he
would always mistake this temporary
paroXysm of docility for fear or lack of
spirit.
"Arrah. thin, shtich yer sphurs int
him, Moriarty," some foolish bystander
would call out. No sooner did the rider
heed this evil advice and strike the
bronco's TANKS with his rowcls tha;:
the air would be filed with revolving
mass of name and tail and flying hoof,,
while the Irshman would shoot like Il
meteor into the sand and pioW it up
with his chin.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-07

paper paragraph which recorded the
discovery Of a body in the river. That
the corpse was that OF suicide was
placed beyond doubt by the following
written paper found upon it:
"Aifred Warren, having had enough
of this life, and being short of money
to spend on drink, proposes 10 asccr-
tain whether there il future for him
elsewhere or not. lie feels pretty sure
that there is not, but remains open to
conviction"
Poor MIR. Wright hurried off TO the
rircrsidc tavern where the inquest was
being held, and arrived in time to idcn-
tify the man in the battered hat. When
orthodox consultations fail one must
needs clutch at the best that come to
hand. anyhow, his conduct proved
that he forGavc his son before he died,
and that is something" was all the
comfort that the thcologian could lay
to his soul.
But the coroncr's jury took an even
more optimistic view, and found that
the deceased had destroyed himself
whilst suffering from mental derangc.
mcut
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-07

A popularity common to rain in the
Bermudas, the Windward islands, the
Hawaiian group, and the Alaskan
waters is that it isn't very wet. In
none OF these regions do the natives
fear the rain, and even foreigners soon
come to know that they take no harm
from being caught out in storm. Ii
was noted by men on the ships lately
patrolling Behring sea that portion of
tho deck, slightly protected, dried out
white even in the midst of shower,
and that wet clothing hung under q
slight shelter on decls dried in an Mt
mosphere apparently saturated by a
hard rain. - y -
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-07

THR ROANOKE TRANSFER
u company Ia prepared to do eli
kinds of hauling. They keep good
wagona, good teams and respon-
ei6le drivers. Prompt attention.
OMcce, Freight depot and Jefferson
oct1.i-HrTrth- Telephone, 1iy.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-07

where l slept last night, and, knowing
his history, l thought would try to do
him good turn, little rs he deserves
to bc befricndcd by any friend of his
fathers"
what has become of his father?
never saw my uncle. All know about
him is that he dissipatcd his small for
tune and disgraccd himself by stealing
money long ago Still he is my own
flesh and blood. Where is he now?"i
"ln endless torment. suppose. if
your views are correct You can't do
anything for him; but it is just possible
that you may DC able to save his son.
at least from temporal torment"
Rev Clement five minutes later was
conducted into the miserable tenement
where his rcprobatc nephew lay toss
ing in the first stages of typhoid fever.
While he was satisfying himself that
he had not been the victim of n hoax,
the man in the battered hat disap-
peared.
1t was not until nearly six weeks
later that Clement Warren was in Il con-
dition to relate his story to his Eeucvo-
lent relative. Sitting up in the conval-
cscent ward of fever hospital, he
made full confession. 1t was true
enough that he had been Il great black
guard; he did not attempt to make ex-
cuscs for himself; yet he could not help
pleading that he had not had half
chance. Both his parents had been
given to drinking; his mother had died
before his eyes in the agonics of dc.
lirium trcmcns; his father, who had
risen suddenly from the extremity of
Indulgence to wealth, had treated him
with certain cynical indulgence, but
had never taught him to discriminate
between honesty and fraud, nor ever
expressed the slightest wish that he
should curb his natural passions. When.
in order to pay gambling debt, he
had helped himself to large sum Of
money which he knew to be upon the
premises, he was quite unaware of the
magnitude of the catastrophe which he
was thereby bringing about.
But the consequence was that ia
Their went bankrupt, so lie cursed inc
and kicked me out of doors. Then ]
went to sea, and for the last two years
I've had roughish time of IT. If you
want me TO say I'm Sorry, I'll say so to
please you. am sorry, and Id say as
ihucu W ihtncr, 100, III knew where
to find him."
Your father is dead" Mr.. Wright
answered, with 4 sigh. mo doubt he
was 10 blame; but, then, he was pun
ishcd. AS for you, you are young, and
life still lies before you. You must
make your home with me until we can
sec our way 4 little more clearly After
Il time an opening will doubtless be
found for you, since you have had
good education No; don't thank me-
am Il childlcss wdowcr, and al
though am not Il rich man my means
are ample for my wants. by the way,
wonder who the unknown friend was
who brought me to YOU. lie also was
evidently an educated man, though he
described himself and. am afraid,
only too accuratcly-as drunken
scamp
But Clement Warren could th:o w no
light upon the strangers identity.
Only after the lapse of a month, dur
ing which time his nephew had become
domiciled in his household, and had
gladdencd his heart by showing signs
OF sincere desire 10 reform, did the
eye Of Rev. Clement light upon news
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-07
Gambling In OHM.

The Chinese arc invctcratc gamblers.
1t is said that when Cinnamon has
lost everything else he will even stake
his finger joints. If he loses he chops :.
joint off with a Ratchet, dips the stump
in oil, and resumes play. II he loses
again he chops of another joint, and SO
on till all are gone. -
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-07
BPMUIAL NOTICES,
Advertisements In this column viii 70
porusal.

NEW CONCERN.-E. w. SYKES
~ has opened first-class carriage
shop next to his grocery store, be.
tween Patterson avenue and Rorer
avenue, on Ninth street sw., where he
re prepared at all times to do any and
ell kinds OF repairing, manufactures
buggies and all kinds OF wagons Mt
short notice. f. w. Sykes is q first
class carriage maker, No. 3O3, $40. 3is
Ninth street, telephone rs. 12T limo
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-07

EREDKRICK ]. AMWEG. q. IN.
= Am. Soc. q. Z. d Kngr's Club OF
Philadelphia;cngin contracted and
builder, Commercial Bank Vdilding,
Roanoke. Va. apr97-tf
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-07

HE Rev. Gle
ment Wright di-
vested himself
of his cassocll,
left the church.
W ard g II = to
count the coins
collected in the
ofertory aud
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-07
REMOVAL

THE DIXIE STEAM LAUNDRY HAS pEMovI
to 332 Salem s. W. and In consequence Will be
able 10 do any work his week will be ready bv
April TO- to resume business, when, with Increased
pac1ty OF machinery will be able to turn out good
at lowest possible prices Family wash received lace
tains and blankets specially Goods called for and
livered free of charge
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-07
GOETZ'S BULLETIN.

THE OLD RELIABLE AND POP
Il ular Dye Works Is the only place
10 have your clothes perfectly dyed,
cleaned and repaired.
Prices very moderate. Goods sent
by express will receive prompt atten.
tion; e. WALSAk, proprietor, cor
ner Commerce and Campbell streets.
Roanoke, Va. may79-8m.
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How She ruined uln Down.

He had been going to see her for
some time and was now getting down
to business. as lie explained. After
telling her of his scanty income and
the size OF the lot he wanted her to
share, he asked:
"Can you sew, dcarcst?"
"a little"
"And coolt?"
"Oh, yes"
He was delighted. She would be
perfect treasure. Then he asked
airily in the way of final arguments:
Can you keep house?'
~ cam" she said, looking him over,
ION certain conditions"
name them. dearest"
VI must have n house to keep."-Dc-
troit Free Press.
Marriage dc CONVEYANCE. - And
why, Jennie. did you tell Willie you
WQuldn't be his little wife9" "Tausc he
didn't ask till he lsnowed had q new
sixpence. "--Tid-Bits, 81,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-27

Dornimmt. Das fliiiis sen1adte 8lei
iutro III faltes @aiier gegoHen, uro
aus Der @eftalt, bic oa8 erltarrte W}es
tai babel angenomamen fat, fu6ett oie
gldubi9en Sb0nen 6as 6anoiperf hires
Sufhnftigen 5u erratbeil. Nn itai1fcn
Orten 9ieBen iie ben Snbalt zines roben
Gies ms Wafler un6 propbeseien aus
Der Sorut, Die 6aS @iipeis babel a1s
uiu1rlt. S6er fie 3upfen 5lahsmifel
aus BEN Rofen, 3jrloen fie an uuo
tperfen ie IN bic 96be. @ie piele boz
bon anfiteigen, 10 piete 5reier ftelleu
fid i'm nddften Sabre etn.
9or1t Elm Mdohet1 in Der NeuiabrSs
nad)t in'8 Sreie binaus uno pernimmt
babel ferneS 0uitoe9ebel, 10 beiratbet
ffte nad Der betreffenDen 8ihtRna bin.
Mfente geben IN ben 6ol3ltal, er9reis
fen ftt4ldweigeno eiiieu grin roll Oolss
f9eite uu0 trasen fie in oie Slide, mo
INNER 3pet uno 5fpet Sheite abqemors
fen fperoeu. Bleibt elm Baar sulett
ibrlg, 70 lit eS gang sspiB, baB Die Bes
trfffenoe i'm fomrnenosn Sabre iid Der,
beiratben uirb, bleibt base9en Elm G1eit
hbrig, 10 muB ite nod lparten +; bebdlt
fe Elm S9eit uno einen Span iibrts,
10 lit eS Elm Wittmer, Dem iie tire 6aro
reiden pir6. Nnoere i6reiben Buhs
ftaben an bic Gbiir uno sreifen nit pers
bnnberen Nu9en oarna6. Der Buds
ftabe, melder babel aussemil1t wir6,
lit baun Ser anfansSbu6ltabe bes gtas
mems bes 5ufinftigen. Mfitunter ate,
ben aud tDobl Burden uu6 Mabden
9emetniam Dor etnen nerlbloiIeren
4iibnerital unb po9en an. ar6bt
Sanil Der 9abn, 70 muB Der 8uri6e
nod iparteit, ebe er beiratben fam
aa6ert bic 9enns, 10 itebt DE 9o93eit
maize bepor. Bei ben Wtdb9en tit es
nliSefebrt. Sn mau6en Srten iessl1
iid bic 2eute sur Mitterna1tsitunbe
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g6iringer0 enjo6rs6rdud6e

31Aie faum In eineu1 anoeren oeut>
34H iden 2anbe, fin6et man oielIeits
c~ nno jenieits beS Rennitei98 3ni>
5deny@ erra unb 9aale cine Siille ei9ens
artiser, tiefoeutiser 9itten uto 8rande,
bic nett 5uriid in 9ermanii9er Bor5eit
ibren rrlprung baben.
@ir 9reifen aus oieler Siue bic
MISUNDERSTANDING berauS, fDelbe unter
Der Ebirinser 2anbbeo6lferung nod I'M
@dwan9e iino, nm etnise Der interel,
ianteiten unieren 2elern por3ufibrert.
Dieielben fniipfeu, mte ba8 ia aud faft
iiberal Der Saa lit, an ben Goraberto
be8 neuer SabreS ODER bic Sptpeiter.
naht, Der man belon6ere &rdfte aus
i6reibt. Sim meiiten perbrettet lit Ser
@laube, 6aB in bieier Na9t Der @6leier
Der Sufunft fi9 liiftett lalie, lirlb man
fein Sbidial poraus erfabren f5nue.
Wande 5ieben auf freient Teloe 3mtlden
elf uno 5w0lf l1br einen &reis I'M fi9
berurt, -treter mitten btnein uno lats
f1en nun auf irgeno etne 8orberners
f~iin0igung 6es S9tdlalS. DaS cine
unierer Biloer Seist 3pei Mdnuer, Die
In eiuem ipl6en Sauberfreile lteben, UNI
einen Bid In Die 3ufunft 5n tbun,
tpdbreno aus Der nabegelesener 9taot
6afeten urb 2eu9tfu9eln gum nd9t.
li9en 9inrmel aufitei9en.
Mean fam aud iein Sdidlal ner>
nebr1etr, tpettt man 1T Der 5gieefters
aa6t an BEN nittleren ser bret Senfter
zines 3imrners ftilitebt unb binats,
bor9t. 91 matrtell 6amtlier iperoen
In Der Neliabrsna9t 10 ntel 6duf1en
Sal5 aif ben Gid selegt, ols Yerio,
men I'M 9auie iino. Sebes 6dnfdeu
erbdlt ben gtat1ert zines Nngeb6rtsen,
lDeiien 0dufden am tld6iten Morgert
eingefallen lit, Der pirb TIM fommen6en
Sabre fterbeu.
2uftiger uno barm[oler iino bic nla11s
Gerlei Srafel, aus beren tiamentlih oie
Mtd69en tn Der SDlpeiternadt 5u err
forihen iuhen, mas i6nen am 6erseu
lie8t. Ga9emein iibli6 lit bas Bleis
gieBen, 6a8 man anberlpdrts aud tppbl
tn Der Gubreass ODER III Der gbriftna9t
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Seenaarrts aleujabrsffier.

Mie iiberan in oentl9en 0an6en Der
SDlpeiterabenO feitli6 beeansen unb
nit BEN 6Iofen11lage 3p6lf Dem fmeie
6euben Sabre Elm uNoeA ,1a6gernfen,
benz besinnenoen aber inter @laierflins
gen freuoieeS @ilfomn1 oaraebradt
lpirb, 10 aud auf ben S9ifea bef beufs
idel1 Sriegsmarine, Die lid in ben 6dfeu
an6erer @rbtbeile ODER ouf fernen Mees
rem %befinoen. Bir berieken unS I'M
Settle an 8orb einer oeutIden Greuaers
foruette, wel6e INN bie Sabresmenos i'm
lloatlantilden O5ean ibrett &urS pers
folgt. Der Sag TT f60n, uns i'm Bin.
bltd oarauf bat Der &omnanbant ben
3ablmeiiter i9on ansetptelen, ben Chi
peitersros fur oieies Wtal ettpas ftarfsr
MAIDEN du lafien.
Sn Der S9ifsme6e lit Elm 8erseid>
NIP nit Der Gn9abe ausgelegt, mann
mad Der S9iffSSeit bas gleus sSabr In
Der TN ferten Often ltesenbeu 6einatb
leiten @insug bdlt. Da Die &orpette
iid so bis IS @rab neltm6rts BON
Deuti6lano befinbet, 70 rinlrat Die Seier
idon Dor a6t l1br ibren gnfans. Ole
Wiitslieber Der peridieoenen Mtelien be,
9eben li6 5u Der j3eit OH Ded; obue
beionoeren 8efebl finbet iif bel benz
@robmait aud oas Mniifforps 3uiauls
men. Da i9allt pl0sli6 Der &uf:
rN9t @las!1 (afitferna9t). Die
@lode erflinst unter ben Doppell6ta>
gen nnb BET Dem Dierten iett Die Mtnfif
nit benz gboral elm. Ole 5timule oes
&ommau6anten erldalt: yl1nierem
allergnabi9iten &riessberrn Elm seiesnes
ties neues Sabr!" Die 2eute ordngen
gu Dem A6teroed: Seine Wfajeitdt
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9emtid} : emalii@e gdbMle
can antpnip, SeraS.

OHH NNlV W, NtEub.
Mnertannt tii4tise 2ebranftalt fir anaber
unD MdOhen felt preibis Sabren in resei
8irtiamfeit. 8ortreffi9e 2ebrfrdfte untei
betpdbrter 2eituns. Ser enelii9en Spra6t
mirb, tpie Der beuti6en, bpae 8edauns ge,
tra8en. guBerbem nnterridt I'm Spanii4ep.
@inisermaben pprbereitete Sdiiler inbea ie.
ber;eit Nufnobme. @dbere Nusfunft ertbeiJen
Serr s. @roDS, Brdibent Ses Sdul @or.
itantes uno - III. 8arbed, Director Re,
anitalt. tuip-
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Sn iombcrbarer Weiie pirb in gu,
rien Gan Der aiite bes idwarsen Mee,
res) Der Oleujabrstas BON ben Grufneru
9efeiert, nur baB er bort bonn srie1i,:
ideu Salanoai = 9alanboba 9erannt
wirb. Der @elteite i'm 9aule NIT benz
iiinsiten Samiliengliebe trasei1 Den &c,
brdudli9em S6weinsfopf nit einem
Wetnfruge nit an~9eaiinbeten 8er3en aus
benz Spei9er, no oieie Tabla (Spfer>
ipenbe) Die gfa6t iber 9citanoen bate,
tn ben @einfeller. Sier werbet fi9 Der
Ieltelte al einen Soft bes Meines,
G9una, tim anfleAeno, Die Dorfer
Ba6Wi nno asfani, bic ibrer @eiue
ue9eu In gang @urien beriibmt iinb, gu
beiu6en unb bann in ieinen Seller 5u'
fommen.
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9suiahrsfeier auf eiusm aeutidsn arisssidif.
unler Safer lebe bod n-,Soa, bod
bod! !" jubelt es aus mebreren 6nrosrt
9eblen. Der 8eial. ing Seiner Maiesl
fiat 9reu6erforpette Elm frobes neues
Sabrl4 lit Der nadite @uni6 bes aoms
manoanten ;vn 6o6, bod, bod Il itimy
men @le freuois elm. Wo9 Elm SodI
fol9t, oas bon Der Manni4aft benz
3ommareanten uu6 ben Off5teren bar,
9ebra6t ipiro, ino bann tritt Ser ftrenoeI
Dienit pieoer In ieine &e9te.
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aaiabrli6 am stlbettertaa lit inn

Aaiabrli6 am SbIbefertas lit I'M
Ratbbauie gu Sreiberg /. g. Die unter>
iroii4e @efansntB5elle benz 9ublifum
bon Mittas bis Mitternadt eeDffnet,
tn mel6er Ser Brinjenrduber 3urs BON
3anffnn9en feline lesten 2ebenstase per-
bra4te, bis er am IA. Suli 1455 auf
benz Obermarfte gu 6reibers ent9anptet
puroe. Sunoerte beluden ben biito>
ridden 0aum /; uie ~iiberbaupt Die @rins
nerunsen an 9un3 BON &auffunsen suI
ben @abr3eiden SreibersS sebOren.
Seine Ri6tltdtte lit auf benz Sber.
marfte bur6 eineu nit eiuem Greuse
periebeneu Ounflen 8alaltitein beset8,
net. SIN Greppenlaale 6es Ratbban,
les Aangt elm Stad Der nit 6olslproi<
len p~eriebeuen leoerren @eiter, auf Der
Sung ben Brtn;enraub poafibrte Der
&opf am Grfer bes 8atbbauies silt ais
lein Bib, oas jebise @ebauoe Der Snas
ben=Viir9eri6ule yno fribere 6aus bes
Ver9bauptmannS b. Seroer oils elm
Gbetl ieines friberen Balaites, Die Ye<
tersfir6e als feline 5eitweilise @rab>
it1tte.
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Mferanoer BON Maceoonien, nit Dor
ba%ngrinsen in Sbren uno STATE, mas
Tim einen gemtlien DECENTRALIZATION Nr=
itri9 nerleiben io1. 3ulest aber fomnlt
ruBseidmar5ter antlises ser 9eufel
nit einem md9tt9en 8elen, uno febrt
baS uu9liid beretn ODER binaus, III chr
li6er unparteilidfeit, je na6 Dem Sc
i6enf, bas tbm 3u Thetl miro.
Gin gang eisenartiser 8ralt9 beitebt
BARN, ben r9fabm" ober Die vDlume"
beS Waliers 5u trinfen. Der 8clfs<
CLAUDE laBt an gblpelter, UNI Die Wfitz
ternadtsftunbe, einer @neel in Die
Brnnnen unO Quellen berabiteigeu urb
bort oa8 WaIier In @allllna feben.
Daour6 erbalt bas fliiliise Clement see
beimntBDolle 9u9enbeu UNI, &rdfte, sic
aus Ieiaem @runoe nod Der Sberfld6e
emporiteigen, unb poI iiber3eugunsss
treuen NberslaubenS fommen Ounberte,
UNI m0slidlt firth einen frsftisen 3ug
aus ioldem @unberquel gu trinfer.
Der @lan3pl1ntt Der yieuiabrsfeier
aber 1T Der um3us, melden Die jungen
eeute iii ben D6rfern in Der @plpelfer-
radt pe~ranitalten. 9ta9 unsei9rtebes
mem @eleb miilien eS junge 8url6en
lein, ;. ;. bieienieen bon Der mdnnz
liden Suseno, mel9e nod nidt in ben.
rnbigsn 6afen Der @be ei1gelaufen iinb.
Die Sente lu1en iid aber au6 III ser
Grcentricitdt ibrer Gri6einnns gu iibers
bietert. 9a liebt man Hotbbante, &iez
fen, 3lperse, alter Irt Damonen, Sis
renen nit Siidleibern IL. /. NJ. 6lsme
rneloe Sbeerfdler meroen in MbltGnbeu
einbersetragen uno gum Salnb lam<
melt fid ote gauge @eielli6aft in tollemi
Gan3reisen I'm ein lobenoes Sreuoeib
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8,pei Menibeuleben aerettet !,

.Ttar Etcebe Gbomas tn 5unctton Gitp, Sds. 1,
wnrbe bpn ben aer5ten ais bcfnunssIps 5&win6{h@z
tis aujsesebeu, un6 bod fteuten fe spei Glai@en ron
Gte tt F&er, has btes MitieI i6r 9sben gerettet Bat.
Serr Etcs. Gssers, 1879 6lortbasS trabe, Gan Srans
cisco, TIT an elmer i&redltacu Grtdltung, BITE Bio gu
ShwinbiuMt ausgeartet mar. Na&bem er anes &us
bere ~erfolsIcs perinmt bate, fdufte e. eine Glaihe ron
Or. Rings Weuer Intbeduna unb mad fauui 5pst Dps
den mar er sebetIt. Or 1t roller Dant fur ttefes
mfitteI. GpI4e &eiultate, RON benen bic pprietenben
BITE pnuberpcae Btrfuns ttefes Mttteis bel 9ufen
unh GTfdItnngen bepetfen. Rrobefai&en fret In Der
Gan Mntunic Drug CO. Sesuldye 6Iaf&en so Cts.
no $lsQ0.
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DR.. E. F. HERTZBERG
Wraftif6er Mr5t.

". EreiB's, 80. 9'albini's u. Stein's
Npotbete. San Nntonio.
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Dor Die offene 6austbiir, 3ieheu ei11er
Sdub aus uno iperfen i'm iiber Die eut>
9e9en9eieste Sdulter nod ridwarts
In ben Slar. Sdlt er NIT Der Spise
9ifetn, 10 bleiben iie aud ferner in benz
9auie, fa0t er um9efebrt, 10 miiiien iie
es perlaiien.
8er in Der gieujabrsna6t Slide uno
2inien ibt, BEN niro oas son5e Sabr
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electric 8ttters.

Disj,s Ssilmttt,l 1T 70 pptlbsfrnnt uub 70 popular
seTprben, hab es taum nod befc bern Grpdbnuns
nit Elm Ia fein SOB. Cine retnere DRettetn aiebt ts
ns&t, nnb es ptrb @arantie %seIetfet, bab lie aues
l%eiet, mas man pDn tbr perjprt&t. electric Bitters
SefMphte. Ausf6lag, GalsHnb vno dnbere Nolaeu
~iareinen Biutes. Gs treibt bas RaIarta : Eieber
lbs BEN eptem, beust ~bemfelben ppr nnb BELT es
FeIbh tn ben granddaughter Edaen. Gs eurtrt appfs
fdmerer, 8luianbraus nan BEN acpfe unb WisTdrs.
geriu&e bas Glsetrte Btttere. Seiiuns pirb ~sdrdnttrt,
pber bd8 Gelb surAds9att. Preis per Glaf@e 50
GeHts nnb 81 In allen apptbeten. WbpleIale BET
abplpt DreiS, Tbompipn & 60.
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aas- Sci benz gegenwdrtis
gen Grass Mangel iinb bic
Gutteri6neibe : Maf6inen our 8ermers
tbung Der 8ornftensel &c. bon sroBem
Wertbe fir ben Garmer. Wan befi6~
tige bic ''Belle City Feed Cutters"
BEL 3ips& 8 aarmann. @roBe
4uspabl baielbf gu allen Yreiien, fir
Sanbs8 etrieb, unb fur ben 8etrieb
bur9 pferbes unb Dampffraft.
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WtuOtHFH U0Fll lDItEUtlptN.
hinourd bas n0tbiSe @elo ti6t feblen.
9dringsialat, 9arpfen unb Wobnse>
bid weroen NIT 8orliebe per3ebrt, u1tb
Wfan6er bir9t fttli9mei9eno cine
Sdappe oes Slides in ieiner @elo<
tai4e. DaS lettere Mittel ion belons
berS empfeblenSwertb iein. bod feblt
BIZ. our Stnnoe leioer nod 8r itatiitii9e
Nadneis Ser grfol9e.
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ncuiabrs' rande in Nlelt- 9rti1io.

Sn rem ietienourdlatcu meitIid)ell
Srtauo, aas Burns ben rStebrcit scr
S6OpIun9" nenut, i'll Ser @raflGaft
Galloway, Scigen sic SieuiabrS9ebrdude
uielleidt nod mebr alS anoerswo cine
merflpiiroi9e Seridnlel3ung pom Drift
lider nao beiouiider ani6auun9.
gu Ben Sanptoer9nii9un9eu Der
Suseno seb0ren aud bort bramatii6c
aufibrln9ell, bic in Der 6offnu1t9 auf
eBbare ober flfnsenbe Selobnl1lls inter
nommen merbeu. Mtan nentlt oaielbit
Die iusenoli6eu S6auipteler Die pweiz
sen 8naben" ober Die y@alater," 11ah
Dem Otamen bes Stiids, melhes iie auf>
fibren. Die 8naben panoern BON
Slide gu Slide, al19etbar NIT lansen
meiBen 6enlben, umgiirtet NIT einel1
SolSldwert uub auf benz 9aupt cine
md6tige Wtiise aus bu1tem 9apier,
welder Die 8il9ofsmitra als urform
biente. Mau6mal erl9eilt unter ibnen
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fener, gu weld)em Die Na9bariudlber
beimliden 8eitras seliefert.
0ieIeS Seftfeuer lit Elm ueberbleiblel
aus Der j3eit Der Druioen. S9on felt
srauer gor5eit biloet 10 Die Sussnb ims
mer pteoer UNI Die nbeilise" Qobe oen
wiloen areiS, per9eiieno o~erjenigen, Die
aus Dem fr0bli6eu Neigen sel9ieoen,
ior9los tolleno, Der 3ufunft gum Trok.