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The Red Cloud chief., 1893-11-10
Garfield.

The Lost Greek Debating Society
have again o%rganiza aud now have the
best society ever held in the precinct
A number Of young people gathered
at the home Of j. Francis for the pur-
pose Of having q party, on Thursday
evening, while a few others gathered
to have q dance. After the prclimin-
airy examination. it was decided to 70
on with the party. No bones were
broken.
Number Of Blue Hill and Red Cloud
speakers were but to the Republican
meeting in Garfield, We'd. evening,
amsng the number was John Runchey
candidate for sheriff. John has 9
good many friends in Garfield.
The next lecture to be given at Dist
40 Nov 10, will be delivered by mem
bers Of the Three RS society of Rec
Cloud. The meetings are instructini
and deserve praise and your attend
ance.
John Garner 10 home on q vacation
Of one month.
John L. Springer commenced schoo
in Dist. 3G Monday, Nov. 9th.
Albert Perry is home from the Fail
He says it takes money to see all tn
sights.
Will Amaek is going to move bas
in our nsigborhood again. PAT.
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lnnvalc.

We are having Indian summer here
but l suppose it looks stormy Cor some
since election.
c. Hunter went to Omaha last Sat-
urday, returning Mond.y.
Miss Thurston who has been visit.
ing her grandfather, u. r.. Pitney,
for the past few weeks, took the train
for home Saturday. She gained many
friends while here and they were sorry
20 see her leave.
Mr.. Broomield is aaving new
barn built. Mr.. Eddy is doing the
work.
Miss Mauds Knight is on the sick
list this week.
Nr. Irons 10 getting in a large sur.
ply Of coal for the winter trade.
A. II. Davis is our road sverseer for
next year, and is a good man for that
place.
Miss Emma Hale and mother were
hopping in Red Cloud, Monday.
Mr.. Sawyer and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting At Harlan, Kan,
returning home Monday.
Mrs. Kent was visiting on Ash
Greek last week. a
I%nav.lc now affords preaching every
Sunday evening and every two weeks
at eleven o'clock by Rev. Hancock,
whom the NJ. Il. Church has hired
for the coming year. HUSTLER.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
is unqussiionably the best p%reservative of
the hair, 1t is also curative Of dandruff,
letter, and all scalp affections.
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What Our Devil Sings.

After election is over,
After tho votes are polled,
After the Pops are routed,
After old Grover is told,
what fun to SCI the long faces,
The Pops are carrying around,
And tho democrats standing in
punches
Whose mon were not TO be found.
Last year they elected old Grover;
This year they are tired OF his rule
So they pack up their duds and ar
coming
Right back to the good old school.
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Reading Room,

We waAt it distinctly understood here
and now, once and for all, that these
rooms are not TO become a loaiing place
for boys. Those who have comfortable
places at home are expected to stay there
in tho evenings. Understand us every.
one is welcome to come TO tho rooms
whenever they are open; and il the boys
have a few spare minutes when they are
down town, or the lessons are easy some
night. and they wish to read some book
We have, OF write some letters, why,
come on, boys. and invest your time
where you think it will do you the most
good.
But you are not to get into the habit
, Of tying tver! night, "Ncll I guess I'll
60 down to the Reading Room.
Have regular hours for study, work, or
play, and keep them.
MONTHLY REPORT
Amount pledged to Oct. 81. .s2i5O
received /" 4" "........ 2l.OC
paid olt " "....... 1900
Balance on hand Nov. ........ 500
Bookcase open for examination at any
time. We need some chairs. Surely
there are a number Of fami'e3 in Red
Cloud who can donatea common chair.
We need many other articles but it
seems uslcss to again mention them. II
you have anything which you think
could DO used in a reading room, and
which you do not need please either
bring 1t TO the rooms, speak to one Of the
directors, or drop US a card. Address
City Reading Room.
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SUBURBAN NEWS
As Furnished by our County
Correspondents.
MI. HOPE Items.

MT nhOu nsGtuhps
We still have Sabbath school every
Sunday at 10 a. m, and Ed. Horton
will paeach every two weeks.
Samuel Hale Of Wyoming and for.
merly of Missouri, has gone to Miss.
ouri for the winter.
Frank Smith the little boy who
died aad was buried at our cemetry
. few days ago, wei first Kicked BY a
horse, and whom nearly we'll, was taken
sick and died suddenly. He was a
good boy, and but 16 years old.
The Slsby girls thathave been sick
for some time are meading slowly.
Mr.. Brown "a son of Uncle Jack
B~rowu)who lost his wife about a month
ago, buried his little child last Men
day.
The team that ran away here the
other day ran ! # mile and did no,
injurs themselves. II is thought that
they made it in 4 minutes time.
Mr.. Lcnse our popular school teach
err went to Lebanon last Saturday.
Chas. Arbuckls went to REQ Cloud
Saturday, ind snapped a wagon load Of
turnips for q bushel Of apples And
still he raises a lot Of grain and pc
tatces but don't try to raise fruit.
L Haskins has a bad spell Of rheu
matism.
Rev. Horton preached At our school
house Sunday to crowded house.
OBSERVER.
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JuSlsOn.

Winter wheat is looking first rate
Mr.. Amos talked to the people a,
Orislo on the political issues, He i.
a good speaker.
Mr.. Ted Browns baby died and was
buried at Mt. Hope cemetery.
There was q dance at Tom Mozart
ny's Friday night. All report a good
time.
Mr., Morshsad, the painter, has
mace Mr.. Myers house look nice.
Quite a number Of young folks
gathered at Robt. ellis last Saturday
night. They had singing and music,
which was enjoyed by all present.
SIN
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Batill.

hDuNuhb
VIM. Flick 10 working for A.. Aksrs.
4. Bean and wife Suniayed at j.
Beans.
T. Anderson was working the road
Saturday.
j. McContish 10 erecting a new
FRI me house.
j.. Bean was doing business in Riv.
srton Friday.
Claud Wilson, Of Otto, Sundayed at
MI. Crabill's.
VIM. Brethauer was in Rivertsn
last Friday.
Mr.. o. Garner Of ~Inavale, wal here
on important business Sunday.
VIM. Swihart has returned from hi.
trip to the western part Of the state
1. I. Thomas aud family. were tn,
guests Of j. Bean and family las
Sunday.
j. Wiscarver and family we'll dc
part for Arkansas soon.
Peter Hansen was asked the o,he'
dag what kind Of a flower he though
the pretties', and he answered: 9Th
Lilly Of course"
II 6 &, ~
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Curb stone Talk.

Capt. lIouchin: Don't see how they
did it,"
S. b. Newmcyer: MY bolt didn't do
me any good
Jude Sapp: 1t isn't too cold for app
to rum"
Sam Temple: "Some OF the Pop can
didates had better have been thankful
for q fow democratic votes"
jeff Ward: Didn't we do it though
Il. A. Sweezy; IL am not running a
circus, and if l were, Capt. IIouchin
couldn't be the clown now.
Will Crabill: IL am the next super
visor of Red Cloud township; do you
know it?'
Judge Duffy: 81 am q boss 20 run for
Judge
Judge Bayles: 81 propose to set on
those fellows who voted against me-
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Guide Rock.

A j. Hayes and vito. and Mrs
Proudiit were in Red Cloud to-day.
Election is over and the lucky ones
arc happy; everything was very quiet
here Tuesday.
Mlss Mabel Day spent Sunday in
Guide Rock,
The new bridge is getting along
nicely.
Mrs, jones was in Rcd Cloud this
week.
The school has q flag waving over
their school house.
Mrs, Name Hughes is i'll.
Weather is fine.
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II Cures

Parks Cough Syrup cures Colds,
Coughs, Group and Whooping Cough.
The standard home remedy in thousands
Of families for all lung diseases. Guaran.
tesd by G. L. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-11-10

III tlt fuutHlIOildi IHt III thC Dupt ibcuiV
the requirements Of that Office well at.
tended TO in the future.
Judge Duffy is a good citizen and a
good Judge, hence the people OF the
county dec ded to have him remain in
that Office.
Stephen Baylcs became the county
coroner on the populist ticket, and will,
no doubt, give satisfaction. Our defeat
cd candidate for that office is very cheer
ful, and although he 10 q man unblem-
ished, he did not get the required mum.
Der OF votes to elect him. In the case
Of Judge Turnkey, it was on the same
principle. MI. Turnkey is a gentleman,
and had il not been for the satisfaction
given by the present incumbent OF the
Office OF county judge, he would undoubt.
eddy have been elected.
Frank Kuehn was the populist candi.
date for county surveyor, and while he
defeated an excellent man for that place,
Mr.. Thorne OF Bladen, he has given sat.
isfaction, and, no doubt, will continue to
do 30.
The following is the result Of the
county election:
JUDGE OF SUPREME oURT.
r. o. o. Harrison, REPUBLICAN, s6S; +
Irvine, democrat, DAT; Silas A. Holcomb
Independent, $50; Ada NJ. Bittcnbender
prohibition, II; Holcomb's plurality
81.
REGENTS STATE UNIVERSITY GULL TERM.
Henry ID. Estabrsok, republican, 9O2
Charles Weston. republican. $40; Milton
II. Doolittls, demtc;at .274; James II
Pile, democrat. 2Gi; +. L. Heath, indie
pendent, 1874; A. A. Monroe, indcIend
eat; A.. +. Kicker, prohibition, 63; Mrs
g. II. Walker. prohibition, GS; Estabrool
Is; Heath, 60.
REGENTS STATE UNIVERSITY (To FILL
vACANCY.)
. Chas. w. Haley, republican, 106l
Chas. Kloman. democrat. 26S; G. l
y Brainard, Independent, S31; j. p. Hcalt
" prohibition, GO; Kaley's plurality, go.
~ FLOAT REpRHsENTATIv 10TH DIST.
u w. B. Brown, republican, 9G4; o.
y Pitney, Independent, 1914; Pitneyis pluI
!, atty, ITO.
IL Allen T. Ayers. 22i; James Duff.
g. 1885; ID. +. Turnkey, 49,; Dufry's plura
y ity. 203.
ID NJ. w. CARRIER, independent by pct
Or ton, 1S5; George kGhler, demo rat, 40
lie John Runchey, republican, sol; Augu'
e. Zerwckh, peoples Independent, II
he Runchcy's plurality, %.
IN TREASURER.
C. VIM. A. Garrison, democrat, 242; v
b. Householder, peoples independent
$40; Jas. S. White, republican, 100
n Whito's plurality, 81.
ng CLERK.
ur l.. II. Fort, republican, 9O2; ID. j. NJ
We ers, democrat. 4O6; j. l.. Miller, peopl,
independent, $50; Forts plurality, 10.
as SUPERINTENDENT.
~ ~ NJ. HUNTER, repuDlican, lUoO, Ma
ID. Million, democrat, 1913; G.. r. McCrar
he peoples independent, 997; Hunters plu
II, ality, 80.
, CORONER.
~. Stephen A. Bayles, peoples indepen
ha ent. 90; S. M. McCollister, dcmocrt
% 377; J. b. Stanser, republican, $40; Ba
bo les plurality, 13s.
81 SURVEYOR.
T.. A. Kuehn, peoples independel
7, 1908; w. f.. TEorne, 974; Kuehn's IN
'ar iority, ia.
49, CIT OFFICERS.
~ Supervisor, A. II. Haley; Justice
u" Peace, Samuel West, Il. w. Mendenhs
Constables. J. G. Sapp, G.. A, Mill,
Assessor, j. ". Warren.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-11-10
when ~GsannibIC.

The great elephant, got q sore foot tley
used Iia.ler's Barb Wire Liniment. aud
cursd it mp in four days. For sale by
Deyo & Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-11-10
Say!

When n man pounds his thumb, no puts
it in his mouth and says got me
Haller's Pain Paralyzer, quick now. For
sale by DeyO 4 Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-11-10
North Pole, Dec. %, 1892,

Hallsr Proprietary Co:-Be sure and
send me a lot Of Haller's Sure Cure Cough
Syrup. J get lots Of letters from the
children asking for it. For sale by Deyo
4 Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-11-10
lIIs Second Wife

Told him tho secret Of her good health.
She used PARKS Tea every night. Sold
by G. L. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-11-10
Market Report.

New hay a be had by leaving orders
with NcNitt.
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betpeilen Die 6eriibmten Otamen, melthe
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per reoi9irte n0{elu8 3etter,4 bic einaioe
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fortleste.
9}i6t uncripdbnt barf bleiben, bas
BON ben 78 in ben Solonien erlhienen,ll
3eitungen 16 BON 5raueu 9eleitet mur.
ben; IA pon 0ieien maren beoeilterte
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tpel6es Stdbte entbdlt, Die in Sic por,
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bon 9olItein= =S9aumburs se9riinoet,
mar bemna6 400 Sabre finger ais
Bremen unb Sanburg, beren @riinouua
tn oas Sabrbunbert GarlS oes @ro6en
5uriidbattrt. Bremen bate bereits ais
SperationSbalis Ter noroil6en Oetoens
befebrer, als 5an6elsltabt unb ais Baz
trontn Der &olontlation in 8reuBeu ltno
Bolen, aus mel6er baS Sroens0ebiet,
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entltano, 8eoeutun9 erlanot, ais oas
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btnonr6 nabm Der Bursermeilter BON
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bret noroil6en 0ei6e erbielten bon ibm
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ten, oiele Soni9e BON ser @naoe oes
Senats bon 2iibed an3unebmcn, 10 ers
bielten iie Die idlnmerli6lten Yriiael ,u
Waier nno 5u 2anoe.
Oie VorI6riften, nel6e Don Dem
Hatbbaule gu 3iibed ausgingen, reeelten
beute Die Wtelie in Mi6nei-giomsoroo
nno morsen Die WtiinSperbdltnifie oes
Wtarftes 5u 2onbon. Der Name
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an oielen banleatil6en llrlprung. Son
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Is. Sabrbunberts mar 2iibed cine mdebs
tisere Staot als 0eneoig, trob oeiien
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unO 2nrten uno belen @roberung BON
W9orea.
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meilters Siir9en @ullenmepers, melder
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Spfer fiel, warbe Der Wenoepuntt fir
Siibef: Sn meni9en Sabrsebnten,
na9oen Der 9robe Denotrat oes linfeuz
ben StdotebunOe8 bel Wolfenbiittel
lein 0aupt auf ben 8lod legen muBte,
mar Silbed BON elmer seipaltisen 6aupte
ltaot gu elmer obnmdbtigen 9rooinaial,
ltaot geiuufen, unb per beute Die alte
Staot our9manbert uno an oen reid,z
9el6u1liften Patri3ierbdulern enpor
lleht, Dem tritt piellei9t aud Die ssraee
auf bic 3un9e, Die oer Didter glaten
in Seneoig ausipri9t;
$50 iit bas golf BON a0nisen geblieben,
Oas bieie Yradtpalafe ourfte bauen,
Die leet nerfauen nno 9ema9 seritieben ?"
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betten 9tbt es bielerlet. Gle finS n,,t%.: mtaa.
neno bon stuanber peridieSen, obsr ,br, 5y.s a..
banolung TT bic sleide. Reat ii, a, ar,Hss s
getporoene eeber 3u ssfunbtr 9bdtiof,;a, f;aI,pi ~,
re'ittge nnb ldatere 3eln Ulut. nnS ss Ssn sas a'
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men; isOe art bon Scrofu'oie, ,felbR g@minS.
la@t (snn8snferofulois) in ibr,n anfanas.
StaOieH, une bic bastltadisasn uns b0ssr.
''slien Sautfrant9eitsa iuerNen bur& Oatf.Ib.
poflftdnbis furirt.
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SdauipielertaIent. Weotbeus ei,

S9anipielertulent. Miatbeius, eiu
beSeuteloer amerifanil6er 9d)auipies
!er, belaB cine 9roBe 0errldaft iiber
lellle Sn9e, uno mittelit einer Darn,
lalte, Die er iiber iein @eiibt lpannte,
l1labte er ii6 bur9aus unfenntlit.
eillmal ipeilte er bel Dem 8efiser eines
beoentenoen 0eibbaules. Derlelbe wurSe
bet bet Gid III iein aomptpir abserufen.
Wfatbelps, iest allein, ibob Elm paar
1tlberne 3ofisl in Die Gai6s, sins bamit
ours Somptoir uno berlette 5te Bel Ben,
gelbberrn. Damn etns Ct fpteoer iu's
Spelie3immer nno erpartete ben @irth,
oa aud balo fam unb bes @rltaunens
tstn @n6e fan6, ais inn Matbetps ben
YfanSl9etn iiber ietne eisenen, in,wi.
l9en bet ibm perietten 9Offsl prafen,
tirte.
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Cine oer Grinnermm8 fpertbe 1bat,
gQd1e.

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pelae peseu SnSallben iniereifr, namli@ bic abuts
faGs, aab; umR Rraf, bte Grunblase ber Gsiunbbeit,
gu erlansen, bies nur bur4 bte Wtebsrfeauns ber
Uerbauuns8s nnb AiFmtlirunss 8unfttcnen auf elmer
permanenten Bats mbsliG LIT. WaSenfdrfenbe Rtts
tel stebt es benz Ramen mad tabacie, bod rei1en bies
fslbsn nur ben Gppett ein wsns uub babsn pu tstne
METRE qBrtuns. Do5u III mebr erfcrperIt&, pnb
omar Softetter'S Wasenbitters. Dteies alte6rpurs
etse Nprmal= n9smtttcl bill psm sei9wa bten
abrpervftem weber auf nne I'd 1T baRefbe sesen Grz
traufunS, tnbem es etne srdnhltde Werpaubluna ner
sspebe ber5eifnbrt. Dur6 biefeS unfebIbare Mthel
NIT mad eneer Stdr!e oa8Serife, III has Sptem ses
sen aue ber Gefnnebett f8dblt4en GtaHlf5e ssihntt
mus, Rtereu' uab aebsreihen, fppte Bet Qeropfuus
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lie er aIfes

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oeruriadls ipiro, bel 8iutar.
iiilntb T. i, bel fehledten eaten
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tiDlrflame nno auperldifioe
Ntlttel, bab bafiir aarantiart
tperoeu fann.
Wenu es Dir uid)t bi(ft.
Dl1 nt6t furirt, 70 erbdltif
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Gstana.ne @,l,hrt.. @ofrote

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Taho, 8eranser, Rateisb II. q. Der,
taBten TIRE beiten slrbsttell, udbrenb fie
Der Sreibett beraubt lparen. Bei Qeu.
ten, Die nit sutem @etpiiien cine 6aft-
ltrafe perbiiBten, madt li9 bier often.
bar bic wobltbatise Wirtuns bes pSui.
gen unssitSrtieins seltsno.
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9fouitdte1t

in iebsm Oepartement unieres @eiddfts, Be:
ionbers au4 in s Saidentu9ern.
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Meue 8lanfets.
Scene Nfintel.
Glace : 6an0id)ube.

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y unO stnopfisen @nsquetdre sSanbf9uben
erbalten. Neue Gatben. Yreiie BON rs Gents
aufrdrtS.
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@anSbaltnltgS Mrtifel.

nnfer Oraperie Deeottentent lit iebr in
Aafprua senommen. llnsesdblte Wtufter in
Sptsen nnS @benile 9orbdnsen MlTerbanb
Oraperien iperben enttporfen unb ieIbft aus.
sefiibrt. 0fan bat nnr gu tpabIen. portieren
bon $3.50 auf!parts /; Spitens 8orbanse bon
rs Gents al. SafeIs2etnen3eus, Sanbtiider,
Oaunen. Quilts, &iiien &C. &C.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-13

Die 3abI Der weibli9en Sournaliiten
bat, mis 9elast, fortmabrenb 3usenom
men, 10 oaB Dor Gar5ent an rNntgerS
college" in Seem Dorf losar ein 0ebrs
itnbl fiir 2iteratur utlb Sournaliitif
9ei9affen tpuroe, tpelher Syrauen fiir
Die journalililde Ibdtigfeit porbereiten
lou. Dieien Stubl befleibet Die felt 80
Sabren un II bem giamen ,Sennie
yenne riibmlidit befannte Sournaliitin
Trau GrolD.
Sn oem ridttsen @efiibl ferner, oaB
gintgfeit fort ma6t, uereinisten iid
berettS I'M Sabre 1882 mebrere &ors
relponoenttnnen uno bilbeten Die erfte
.Woman's Press Association"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-13
Gleiberitoffe.

aletoeritotfe.
Die neueftsn 6a5ritate, g,rben, Muiter.
Solles Gfiortiment Der 9opiafins Mpben,
Spte Guller, &esenbosenfarben.
SIS Seiat
in eammt, Seibe, perlen, glif9, ganbern.
Nopitdten fiir promenade unb @efeaf9afts=
TpiIette.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-13

Gleftri3ttdt ais &attens
slit. Sn Yaris mnB bic 9taturfraft
oie Holle zines Bankruptcies iibernei :
men, CUR Befrie9un9 Der Wtillionen
Natten, BON oenen oie Pariler 9loaten
bepolfert iiuo. Wtan lest in benIelben
Drabte bon etipa 100 Metern 0dnae.
bic our6 @lasfiiBe bonn Booen ilolirt
itno nno nit elmer ftarfen salpanilten
Batterie III Verbtnoung lteben. BIN
ben Drabten iinb stiid6en gebratenes
gletl9 IN tur5en NbitGnoen befeltigt,
3ederbilien, iiber ipel9e bic Staten Be-
sierts berfallen, obne ie gum @enulie su
9elan9en, oenn l9on Die erite nod 10
lstle Veriibrung 3iebt ibnen eine elet>
trtlbs Gntlaoun9 gu, bic iie ni6t iiber.
leben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-13
8eiat
Ynbz @aareu.

Sm 9utmaaren Separtement iperben mir
bas briaanteite baben, pas ie bier seseist
bIrbe.
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q @trbtt Monttdtfn
==:== T.. WoI.FS .:::.....' .:::.....
9feme &QQreu TT ie0em 9epartemeut.

Sn sa netn MIR oer 0a spa6em
ae ana an fa ba sbans Eager Ncpdm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-13
Seppi9e !! seppil6t !!

Sunberte tseper Rnitfr in eIeenntea I'd.
pidem, &obal DiItons, Mosuettes, 4ss#
8riifieIer &c. Das gublitum iDirb erisaunt
iein, aniere anspabI gu ieken.
2lles nem! nem! nem!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24

tr Cortt,. If Salem. Va. Is the guest
&. Ar VI. l. Moody, on Porter street He
'.'ird tle Suujay-school exercises at
.iu'uige-S,re,t church SUNDAY aud
l. 70 pleas ug address.
l.s NJ. Young. ol Richmond. con-
-"i tta exercises al Leader Hail Sun
..f afternoon
Mss Ida Robinson and NJ. Owens sang
r.y pretty duet during the morning
l'.e 20 the Banbndse.S,roet church
iHl.4y.
lrv H. II. Winiree and Mr.. w. w.
ia'f,p Chesterfield, were ia the city
'.fdty.
Asa. Willie Winfroe is very III at her
J he ln Chesterfield county.
lle iuelda Of SIR. aud Mrs. Lee Bass will
raihlz- with them III the loss of their
30 ETi. Lillian Louise. who died yester-
tal afternoon. The funeral viii take
ACC at o'clock this afternoon from the
J aionts' residence, Twelfth aud Stockton
tircrts
BIZ. lena,ius Schultz lost valuable COW
'h'erdaf. The animal was evidently sui
"'"ns with the brain-disesse that has