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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02
MEMORIAL EXERCISES.

NC1 appropriate l14O1I1O4AdA oCA
vices were held in the Goodland
Opera House last Sunday.
The stage was beautifully ar
ranged with festoons of small
flags in front, a dais of flowers on
the right, a stack of arms on the
left draped with flags and pictur-
es of Grant and Garfield on the
right and left.
An organ stood upon the plat
form at which Mrs. c. H. Barlow
presided, with a full choir of sing
ers, and Revs. Franklin, Good
rich and Perry were seated upon
the stage,
America" was sung at the
opening. Rev. Goodrich read the
scriptures from Hebrew ninth
chapter, I to 22 verses. Rev.
Franklin made the opening pray
er. Rev. Perry delivered the adj
dress from Hebrew 9 to p verses:
without the shedding of blood
there is no remission of sins.
The. address of Rev. Perry was a
grand effort. His exposition of
''vicarious sacrifice" was, that
the doctrine was not only a theo-
logical dogma, but was a law of
the material and moral universe.
He showed that the production
and sustentation of life, called for
the giving up of life for a higher
life He Illustrated this in many
appropriate ways. The address
was simply magnificent.
He made a grand good point
when he said that we had so far
advanced along the line of Chris
tian civilization that we recogniz-
ed none of the great men of other
nations, or our own, as heroes
unless they displayed unselfsh de-
votion to the good of man.
Washington, Lincoln and Grant
manifested this disposition.
Blaine, of whom the speaker
spoke in admiration of his trans
cendent ability, was defeated be-
cause there was a suspicion en-
tertained that he was not altoge-
Their unselfsh in his ambition to
become president.
He paid high compliments to
the patriotism of the citizen sol
diery in the war for the preserva-
ton of the union.
They fought and died to pres
erve the union because of what
the nation signifed and promised
for the good of man, and while it
was not the original intention of
Lincoln or the nation to destroy
slavery, in the providence of God
through the war the slaves were
freed.
He exemplifed patriotism, not
to be merely love of country, but
simply in the defense of ''our al
tars and our fires, but unselfsh
devotion to the welfare of man
kind. God, he said. had provi-
dentially given to the American
people to be wrought out on the
American continent the problem
of the ages in the betterment of
the world. The veterans of the
war for the union had inherited
the sacrifices of the revolutionary
heroes who had preceded them,
and rendered sacred the obliga-
ton to preserve what they had
fought to achieve. And the young
men of this generation were obi
gated TO carry forward the re-
forms against the entertainments
of avarice and to preserve what
the veterans of the war of the re-
beliion had bequeathed to them.
The closing appeal, to the young
and rising generation, to take up
and carry forward this work was
stirring and in the line of lofty
patriotism. Rev Perry's address
was the finest memorial sermon
we have ever heard.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02

A MAN aged IS has entered as
student at Princeton, having all
his life been imbued with de-
sire to have a college education,
and legacy having at last placed
him in a position to obtain one.
Such consuming desire to fit
himself for position as waiter
or motorman on a street car is
seldom encountered.
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GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
10 FIFE EAST.

The Rock Island is foremost in adopt
ing any advantage calculated to i'm
prove speed and give that luxury, safety
and comfort that popular patronage de-
mands. Its equipment is thoroughly
complete with vestibuled trains, mag
nificent dining cars, sleepers and chair
coaches, all the most elegant, and OF
recently improved patterns.
Faithful and capable management
and polite, honest service from en-
ployes are important items. They are
a double duty-:to the Company and to
trayelers-and it is sometimes a task
difficult of accomplishments. Passen-
gers on this line will find little cause
for complaint on that ground.
The Importance of this Line can be
better understood if short lesson in
geography be now recfted.
What is the great Eastern termini of
the Rock Island Chicago.
What other sub-Eastern termini has
it?-Peoria. To what important points
does it run trains to the Northwest
st. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota,
and WATERFOWL and Sioux Falls, Da
kota. To what important Iowa and
Nebraska points?-Des Moines, Daven-
port, Iowa; Omaha and Lincoln, Ne
braska.
REMEMBER
The Great Rock Island Route runs all
regular trains to Englewood suburban
station, close to Worlds Fair grounds,
and you can save time and trouble by
getting off at that point and avoid the
crowd in the city.
For full particulars as to tickets,
maps, rates apply to any coupon ticket
Office in the United States, Canada or
Mexico, or address:
JNO. SEBASTIAN,
Gent Tiki. & Pass. Agt., Chicago. III
g. ST.. JOHN, Gen'I Manager. Chicago, Ill
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H. Hutchinson, 1900. ....Goodland, KAS.
Roadmaster's Clerk.
WIN. Mcclellan, ........... .Go0dland, kas.
Engineer c. r. L. & p. Ry. Co.
IL. Andrews, .GoodIand, KS.
County Attorney Sherman County.
A. F. Keith. -. .GOOdland, kaS.
Engineer C. r. 1. & P. Ry. Co.
NJ. B. TOmblin,. ..GoodIands Kas.
President Sherman County Bank.
j NJ. Jordan, ..Goodland, KaS.
Cahsier Sherman County Bank.
B. F. Brown, ..............G oOdland, Kss
County Treasurer Sheman County.
Mary r. Maxwell, 1900. Goodland, Kas.
Guardian.
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SCNG5 OF QUE
c. Dunlap, ..................'T Topeka, Kas.
Gen. Sapt. G. r. 1. & P. Ry. Co.
Allen Moore, ............. Chillicothe, Mo.
Pres. Chillicothe Norm. & Bus. College.
Ed. Sager, .............. ..Stanberry, Mo-
President Bank of Conception.
A. Il. IOmDiIn, -. .StanDerry, MO.
President Bank of Stanberry.
T. i. Lancaster, Presley. Mas
Farmer.
Sager & Sager,. Clyde, Mo-
Bankers.
w h Morton, .(JO00ldnu. hdS
Trainmaster G. r. I. & p. Ry. Co.
John Fitzgerald, .Go0dland, Kas
Roadmaster G. r. !. & P. Ry. Co.
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If want to sell or trade your land it with me-


The w. S. Robinson post and
Sons of Veterans were out in
force. The singing was fine, and
the large audience was dismissed
with the benediction by Rev.
Goodrich.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02

Having purchased the Russell
& DonCarlos abstracts, l have
them completed to date, and can
give you a correct abstract of any
lot or farm in the county. T. P.
LEONARD.
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H. e. DON CARLOS.

All that we need in Goodland
is an united effort on the part of
the patrons and friends of the
school to have aschool here equal
if not the best, in western Kan
sas. R. NJ. KILLIoN, Principal.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02

In making our trip to Salina,
last week, we were accompanied
as far as Mcfarland Junction, by
Felix and Sylvan Kahn, who
were on their way to Chicago, to
purchase goods for their new
branch store at Goodland. The
wonderful business ability and
tact of the brothers have secured
to them a most agreeable hnan-
cial success during their eight or
ten years establishment at this
place, and which has enabled
them to establish branches at
PhilliPsburg, Colby and Good
land. In their line they are
prepared with goods in quality
and price to suit the taste and
pocket book of each and every
customer. Their stocks are al
ways complete and it is their rule
to have but one price to all.
The boys inform US that the
Goodland stock viii be of the
standard and we believe the citi-
zens of that goodly land viii find
it to their advantage to have and
patronize this establishment. The
new store will be under the
management of Arthur who viii
be found gentlemanly, courteous
and attentive, assuring the best
of treatment. Norton Courier.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02
EDISON ECHOES.


panied by her grandson, came
last week Wednesday to visit her
brother, A. Day.
Monday we were over to Edison
and saw that the young married
couple were fixing up the Lewis
house to live in.
Last week Thursday, the we'll
diggers pulled away from R. A.
Kent's place, having just COM
pleted new we'll, and another
wind mill rears its whirling head
above the spot, which adds an
other tree to Sherman county's
forest.
Mr.. Day lost a very valuable
colt last week Wednesday. It
appears that the barn door was
left open the night before, and
the mare broke loose and her and
the colt wandered around the
neighborhood, and the colt ate
something that was foreign to his
physical machinery, which did
him up, although every thing was
done for him that Mr.. Day could
think of or others suggest.
Memorial services were held at
the Edison school house last Sun
day, conducted by Rev. Pittman,
assisted by Rev. Smith and Rev.
Strange. The service was a very
impressive one, and.by the strong
sentiment of feeling exhibited by
all, plainly shows that the mem
DRY of our fallen heroes, who laid
down their lives that we might
enjoy the blessings of liberty and
an undivided union, wilt remain
immortal in the hearts of the
American people.
We were also over to the de-
pot and saw new sod house
close by, and soon discovered it
was a henhouse that the agent
had erected for her fast increas-
ing flock of chickens. While we
were there she brought out a
brood of chicks that had just been
Matched, and she informed US
that there were 90 from a setting
of 90 eggs, and had another set
ting of eggs already in her incuba-
tor. We are beginning to believe
this is the best way to hatch
chickens.
We had the pleasure of attend
ing the Meeker-Bennett wedding
which the echoes sounded last
week, and we only voice the sen
timents of all who were there
when we say that it was one of
the most pleasant of any gather
ing of the kind we ever atten-
ded We estimated something
near 100 people, old and young
who were there. Mr.. and Mrs.
Meeker have that rare tact OF
making every one feel perfectly
at home, and their cordially and
hospitality on this occasion was
full and OVERLOOKING. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
Pittman, and to US, was unique
in its way, that is he married the
bride and groom, both at the
same time, asking only one sci
of questions, and their responses
were together. It is useless for us
to describe the dress as we'll as the
bride was very lovely, SO much
SO that we had no eyes for the
groom, and(for the life of US,
could not say how he looked Oh
acted.
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Notice.

Parties wanting irrigating bitches, level.
ing, lost corners restablished. drafting and
plating of towns should call and see me at
the court house on my regular Office days on
Friday of each week. Room with probate
Judge BY D A. LONG, Deputy.
F. V. Paddock, County Surveyor.
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Il Rargain.
Bath Room.

A good canopy top basket phaeton for sale
cheap, or will trade for stock, at Walkers.
p. I. LANCASTER.
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Rorses

We have opened up bath room, for the
a hot or cold bath call at the Palace hotel.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02

For paint and oil go to Jeffrey
& Maiken.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02

Cows and farm implements to trade fol
breaking prairie. j. F. KIMMEL.
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Entered at the POstofice at Goodland, Kan.
for transmission through the mails, as second
ward. first door north of Ennis s. Walkers
Implement store.
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DIRECTORS.


n HUTCHINSON. M. McLELLAN j. NJ. JORDAN.
W. r. A. F..
P.LLANGAsTER, g. DUNLAP, NJ B. ToMBLIN
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some OF QUE sEocEHoLDERs
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20. 9apttel.

Gs mar ipdter Na9mittag aetporoen,
als 9err Seinri9 nit ieinem @eleit ben
See erreiate. Sn ben tpeiten Seliems
tenel ftel feine Sonne mebr, aber bod
oben bie sllmen unb &uppen funfeiten
nod tn golbenem @lans. Ster unten
TN S4atten fparen alle 8arben tief uno
latt. Yin ben bletsrauen Selstpdnben
btngen Die fteilen Naoellpdlber tpie bunfs
ier Sanmet, In tpel6en bas friife, nun
tbon frdftis iproiienbe @riin Der Bus
den unb @bornbdilme NIT lidter 2eid,s
tlllu9 iib einltidte. @lanalos, bird.
ii9tig unb glatt bebnte ii6 Der See.
Weit orauBen i6maminen etn5elne gDilSs
enten langiam umber. Driibeu auf
Der fladen 1aub3unse, ipelde bic Bar
tbolonlder alanfe trng, 6ampfte etn feis
ner ytebel aus ben feu1ten @ieien.
ueberaa lautloies S6tpeigen; oenn bic
an Wa6er i9on perarlaenben @ies>
babe ranidten 10 eiut6nis auiammen,
oaB ibre Slet6mdBis anbauernbe Stimme
oas DIR pie Stille beriibrte. =
9agmo itie9 bonn Saumpferb. Ser
lange 8itt batte i'm l6ner ermiibet.
Wabrsnb er oaS @ebiiid iu6te, In mels
dem Der &inbaum perborgen lag, ecb
PER- Seinri9 benz 3nehte ben 9luftraa,
Dos Saumpfero Inn baS @roe beS SeeS
berlim iiber Die Salletalpe mad Der
Gartbolomder>a >alauie 3u fiibren, BON
mo es ote Siidfne6te In einem sr66eren
Sabn nad bem Seeborf idaifen f0nns
ten
Wolfrat lbob ben @inbaum in's
Wa0sr, nnb nnrubis ipinielno lpraag
Die 9el In ben gla6en; iie mar feine
Sreunbin BON iolden Sabrten; ba iie
aber merfte, eS mubte isin, 10 mar iie
aud Die erfte I'm 3abn.
pWo 1T Der Gne9t bin?A fraate
9abmo. s@r bat ia mein SdisBs
3ena."
(Gortietuns fpIst).
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tleeer a.tsaeitoras,,e sniere.


lleber allsseitorbene Ibiere uno
iolGe grtcu, mel6e Dem uuslterben
uabe lino, bat Der 9tmeritaner q. s.
3ufas cine ldngere 2lbbanolun9 gelbrie>
beu, Der mir 9tadIte6enoeS entnebnen:
Der weitiuoil0e Seebunb (Monachus
tropicalis) piro nit einisem 3peifel
gu bielen Tbieren sere9net, benn nerm
man algenblidli6 aud menig baoon
meib, feline &0rperbel6affenbeit nno fem
Nufentbaltsort i9eiren 9iinitig Su iein
fiir ein 9Seiterleben. Der californild5e
Seeelepbant (Marcrorhinus anguish
rostris) lit ieOo6 wobl gan; aus9eitor<
ben, benn leit 1884, als Is Grelnplore
banon oil bas giationale Wtuleum ge.
ianbt iDuroen, bat man nt6ts lpie6er
bon Inn 9ebbrt. 9luf bic Malrolie
meroen nit 9lusiterben beorobt; bic i'm
Stillen S5ean borfommenbe Odobae.
nus obesus 1T in ar0Berer Gefabr, ole
Die i'm Itlantii9en S5ean porfommenoe
Odabaenus rosmarus. Die 0rDbte
S6ulo 'an Ser 9lusrottlln9 tragen Sic
Walfildfan9er, Die iie megen Ibran
uno @lfenbein fangen. Sn ben Sab
rem 1879 unO 1880 murben 1896, 600
@allonen gSalroBtbran uno 39e, 1868
Yfuno Glfenbein auf ben Wearft ge<
braGt. Sm Sabre 1879 mar bas
Yfunb Glfenbeiu 45 @entS ipertb, 1880
f6on 81 .o0-bis $1.25 unb 1883 iosar
$500 bis $3.50. = Der enropdiide
Bilon bison bonasus), ber ii6 iett
nod in sitbauen unb I'M &aufalns aufs
bdlt, miro bort nod einiserua6en be-
f6iist. 2rosoem befan6en ft6 I'M
Sabre 1880 nur nod 600 Stiid in
sitbauen uno jett tit Die 3abl nod fleis
ner. - Die Seefub (Rytina gigas)
itarb in Sabre 1867 o6er 1868 aus.
= Der californil9e @eier (Pseudegry-
phus californianus) lit jeet anbers
ooentli6 lelteu uno balt it1 nur nod
In Siiocalifornien auf. Der su freie
@ebrau6 bon StrD6nilt, nm oie Nino,
utebitdlte BON W0lien uno BrarielpDl<
fen gu beTreien, bat oaS 8eriGwiaoem
Sieies Vo9elS perurla9t, inoem oiele
BON ben per9ifteten, fir oie pierfisiaen
Rduber beltimnten 9abaper peraebr,
ten. - Nu1 ba8 S9idlal Der 2abra,
oorente (Camptolaemus labradorius)
nno beS 9roBen 9llfs (Alca impennis)
lit oft 9enu9 erSdblt. Yon Sen erlterell
leben nur 36 @remplare. 3pei bon
oenen, wel6e baS 9tationale Wfuieum
belitt, muroen BON Daniel @ebiter ges
lammelt. Oas 9ette wuroe i'm Sabre
1878 9efan9en. @remplare be8 srpben
sllfs iinO ni9t 10 ielten. aber bod iebr
tbener. DaS lette Sfslett bapon
puree nit 5000, Die leste Saut nit
$3.50 uno oas lette 81 NIT $500 be-
bablt. @abri6einli6 itarb bieier Iossl
i'm Sabre 1910 aus. = Rallas MaIIers
rabe (Pkalacrocorax perspicillatus)
bon Der llmge9eno aami6atfaS FAT
elne ftrSe geidi6te. ST mnrbe nab,
ran9s9alber BON Ntenlden setootet.
SIN Sabre 1741 iparen upd piele
2SaHerrabeu auf Der @ebrinosinlel )
lngeiabr 100 Sabre ipdter parell Iie
alS9ellorben, nno jett beliten idmmts
lide Wfnleen Der seelt mn nod bier
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Die
Badentli9e Treie Srsde fiw s9as
erideint
ieSen ponmerfaa
unb foffet
S2 SO fur baS Sahr pber @1.25 fAf
e Mondte tn VOransbesablnna.
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ausgrIlupTte Sremplare unb 23 Sfnos
den. = Oie @eI6t9te oeS 3iegelfildes
(Lopholatilus chamaeleonticeps) lit
etne lebr leltlame. 90 piel mir lptllell,
bat aeiner, mag ct Slider ober giafnr,
forlder iein, je Elm Gremplar geleben,
bis ill Wtdr5 1879 eilt 5il6erboot bon
@lonceiter 5000 Gfuno bapolr auf eille
mai fling. 3n ben folsenoen Sabren
1880 uno 1881 lpurOen nod einige BON
eirem 6il6oampfer Der Ser. Staaten
gefansen. SIN Mf6r3 unb Mpril 1892
beri6teten IN amesitanil9en 6dfeu an.
ssfonmene Sbiife, oab man bel gieus
england unO Song SSlanb bur6 groSe
Wlen9en tooter unb 1terbenber Slide
9efabren let. Wfan ioll 40 bis 60 Wteis
len, tn einem Sal iosar $50 Maeilem
our9 lolbe Slide geleselt ietn. Rapi.
tan Collins ninmt Oil, oaB Die 3abl Ser
nm9efonmenen 5ti6e cine Billion iiber>
ltiseen baben miiiie. Sbslei9 man
ipater mad cinem ein3i9en @remplar
9elu1t bat OIL oerlelben 9te1e, mo- bie
Slide friiber 70 rei9li9 porbanoen
maren, 10 lit bod feins tpieoersefunben.
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Dem Gopfe auSnetden tHuBte, rtl1en tbn
aus ieiner 8eriunfenbeit. llnb alS
leine 9lugen MIR einmal lebenot9 mnr-
Oea, sinsen lie ar6 fleiBts tn Die 8unoe.
Da merfte er, oab bic 6el, tpelde pors
ans9elprun9en mar, re9ungslos auf
oem gfaoe itano, nit seitrdubtem 9aar
un6 funfelnben Nugen. 6apmo bobrte
bte 8ltde in oaS Dunfel beS @albes
unb leile rief er iiber bie S9ulter su<
rad: p9err, leset flint einen 8ol3
auf /"
9err 9eturi6 sriff 5ur Nrtnbruit.
pSebt Sbr i'm : bort =" fliilterte
6a1n1o.
slber NIT aller @ile mar Serr 5ein,
rid gu ipdt sefommelt. Bie eiit 9rauer
S6atten buidte Der Wolf 3milden ben
Bdumen oabtn.
so lit allo Meiiter Sie9rtmm f9un
wteber oabetm in sen Bergen ?" la6te
Der 8ropft, ote 9ebne Der arinbrnif
loieno.
nDas lift Der erite, ben id) felt beln
9erbit seieben bab',1 iaste 9apno.
uWir baben ibm fein Wfitta9si6lafs
den seit0rt."
Die Sel mahte etnen Heriu4, bein
Musreiber na65uta9e1; aber etn Pfiff
bes Sdsers rief iie suriid.
Der Pfae ipur6e itetler, nnb ber
&ne9t mubte nun bas @annpferb feit
an bic 9ano nebmen. giur lansiani
gins Der Ibitieg BON ftatten. @inlnal
blieb 9err 1einrib lanl6enb iteben.
@r fdiittelte ben aopf unb sins ipieber
iDeiter. Do9 netn, CT bate 1i9 nt9t
getdui6t. )tun flans es beutli6 ipie
eilenbe Shrttte melt butter ibnen.
Gin 3ufriebeneS ad9eln umipielte Die
2ippen OeS Yropites. St feste fi9
anf einen seitiiraten 8aum lino mar
tete.
Sn lansen @priinsen fam g9olfrat
iiber ben Efab berunterseitiirn1t. Der
S6meiB troif ibm bon Der beiBen Stirn,
unb fen6enb blieb ct Dor bem Propite
fteben. Sait eb' er nod Mtben1 fano,
besann er idon 5u reben.
uSerr - Serr = jest iinb lie ale
meg = aud Der lett, ber f9ier gar
nibt bat tpei9en mollen!"
pWirfli6 pa
nSa, tb bab' ni9t ausselalien. lnS
= unb iest bdtt' id cine Bitt', Serr ~
pSprid, Wolfrat.!"
s3ahet mid nit @ud seben, 5errl
Shauet, auf mir liegt bic glotb pie Elm
Trumm Stein, aber tfb lnein', es ipar'
mir nirgenbS 70 lpobl alS tpie BET @uh."
so fomm'!" Serr Seinri9 erbob
punS = ipenn ib beinlfomnl', 10 reo'
t6 nit meiner armeu, 9uten 9epb', uno
ipenn iie meint, baB iie's tragen fanil-
IN @ottesnam', 10 geb' i1 balt biu gum
So9t uno thu mid angeber."
Serr, 9einri1 ipra6 fein @ort /; er
legte MIR bie 9ano auf @olfrats 99ul,
ter. Damn sinsen 5ie. Oils iie 5u
ben anoeren famen, elite Wolfrat auf
oaS Saumpfero 5u. v@ib Der, t1 mad
oaS beher!" iagte er unb nabm benz
ane9te ben 3aum aus Der 6ano.
SaDmos 3ii9e ipurben ftniter, ieine
Mugen funfelten; bod i6fpeigenb lieB
er alleS geideben. Mtit f9euem Blid
fdaute Wolfrat gu Tim empor. rSaser
= iest faunit aud f9lafen !"
Das BferO merfte Die feite, iiebere
9ano, an Der es stng, nnb ieste it6 in
rai9eren S6ritt.
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Gtn sysittel aeeeu Nram,,e.

Wenn Cure &inber 8rdune baben,
ballet itets cine Glaf6e BON Gbamberz
lains 6uitenzM zMebisin i'm 9auie. Menm
eingegeben, iobalb ber 8rdunes6nften
auftritt, fann bic &rantbeit abgepembet
per6en. gu baben in San Qntonio
in ben Mpotbefen BON s. &alteper &
Son, Doubling & Gloob. $. g. Sod,
U. SreiB, $. S6u6arbt, &C. Cohen &
g., s. 5. Sarriion unb &alteper &
S6unarb.
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6eoaneemfpfiffer.

Gin fleiiles Sddlsin, faum entiprunsen,
Serrinnt nad fursem eauf i'm Sanb;
patt's Slid gebabt, wdr's ourdgeorunsen
pno foB' ptelleid)t ole StrOm burd's 9ano.
8ei @ersdten merit bic @eIt gleid,, tueun
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iie fallen.
User piel ipridt, bat luenis 3sit gu oenfen.
Die 8abrbeit iit ,pie Elm @olobldttdbeu,
bas man nur sart nit @atte auftras.n harf.
Wenn bn eS ielbsr setban. 70 bifi bm natiir.
lid elm Wfeiiier; bat es elm Nnb'rsr Qrmadt.
Vt es ibm ebeu geelitdt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-09
2,22S,e72.

Dteie BAIL feut bic GntabI BON glaiden bar, rpete
ppn Dr. Rings y9eusr Gnteefuns fur S4ptntfu6t,
Sufter unb GridItuna" in ben Der. taoten MdrS
1891 bs gum Wdr5 1892 rerfauft porben fine. 3rpei
Mtnipnen. ;petnnpert ahtuntspanBis tauienb, iebs
bunnert uno 5weiunbiebtis GIahen In einem Sabre
ilnb enf ein3tse fteier Sdihen wurne uner ber Ga
rantte perfauft, bab has GeIb Surddera.tet nhrbe
baS Mttet etne berisbiaenten Gefultate er5elen
icte. Da5 @etetmntb bisiss Grfclses tit Iedt ent.
bllt: GS eHttduidt Riemanten unb Sebermaun fam
@ baruuf perlaen, ols au bas Bette Mtitel sssen Suf
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gu haten burh bic Gan gucnto Drug Gpmranp.
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