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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-08
La Grippe.

During the prevalence OF the Of the
Crime The past season il was noticeable
f1ct that those who depended npon kiaG''
New Discovery, not only had a speedy
recovery. but escaped all of the tron,.l.
some afrer effects of the maiady. THIS
remedy seems to have peculiar power 10
eli, citing rapid cures not only in cases OF
La Grippe. but in all Diseases OF ihroat,
Chest and Lungs and has cured cases oil
Asthma and Hay Fever Of long standing
Try it aud be convinced. 1t won 3 as
apooint. Free Trial BOTTLES at the Grng
stores. h. Schmtit's, Wood stock, and I
PJHsey's, Edinburg.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-08
NEWS AND COMMENT.
The Nine Strikers.

Washington, D. O., June IA
special from Biz mingham, Ala,
saws: The Pennsylvania operators
have decided to employ negro
laborers in their fight against the
miners. This means of warfare
has already been quite successful
IN this State. Two hundred COL
ored miners left he yesterday
in special cars for JOhnsonburg, Ia
More are to follow.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-08
Bucklen's Arnlca Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, OF no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by b. Schmitt, Woodstock,
and c, P. Hisey. Edinburg.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-08

,eedings will not be abandoned.
A Fatal Shooting Affair Near Tay-
lortown, Loudoun County.
Laesburg, Va, June 4 -Iofor-
nation reaches here today of a
most unfortunate shooting ARRAY
which occurred last night near
Tay!ortown, a village some ten
miles north Ct here, ia this county,
which ayoung man named Vernon
Bad) Snry lost his life. The story
OF the aft dr IS reported here this
morning is that the trouble grew
out Of The attentions paid toa sis
ter ofyoung Shry by Charles Hen
lev, who is from Montgomery conn'
ty Md aud some lineage came to
live in the TAylortOwn nelghbor
hood, making his home with Mr.
Carter. Shortly thereafter, i
seems, he began paying attention
to Miss Shry, who is young lady
of eighteen years. His attentions
we're Objectionable to her relatives,
and they ordered Henley to cease
them. This caused bad feeling,
and Henley soon lett, but returned
on Saturday last and went to Mr.
Cutters. When his presence in
the community became known The
anger of Miss Shry's relatives was
again aroused. Last night Henley
went to church from Mr., Car'ef'
and after service he was followed
by Bad Shry and several other
young men.
The party seem to have beer
armed, and when not far from Mr.
Cartol'S house they came up with
Henley, and several shots we're fir
ed, probably intended only to fright
en- him. He however, seems tC
have thought otherwise, and belJG
armed fired one shot IN return
killing young Slry almost instant
ly. Henley rim to Mr.. CArter'S ant
informed him of what had happen
ed, and that gentleman, accom-
panied by his son, went TO tn
scene of the trouble, where the,
found the dead body of Shry.
Near the body was found a five
shooter with tour chambers dis
charged. Next morning at SOM
distance from where Shy feel
was found another pisto', sup
posed to be the one us3d by Hen
ley, with one empty chamber. This
morning Henley came to L3esburg
and surrendered himself to th'
authorities. H. was Odged IN .iai
to await the verdict Of tbc coroner
jury.
Young S1ry, who was killed
was about TWEEN .y-four years ole
aud leaves a wife, but no children
Henley is probably not over twen
ty-two or twerty three years OF age
Both have always borne goo(
characters and the IN fortunate at
fair is deeply regretted.
The corOner'S inquest in the Tiy
lortown shooting case, without con
concluding the testimony, was ad
ljourned to Ieassemble in Leesbur,
next Friday, the prisoner meai
while re maluing in Jail. The dea
man will be barred tomorrow.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-08

As we go to press the news from tho
great strikes in the mining regions con-
tinues serious. Troops are being ordered
out in the different States as the foreign
strikers are destroying property and
shedding bl1od.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-08
FRIDAY. JUNE :. 1894.
.1udicious Advertising

Judicious Advertising.
Creates many new business.
Eularges many au old business.
Revlyes many a dali business.
Rescues many a lost business
Saves many a falling business.
Preserves many a large business.
sscures success IN anv business.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-08

onment of Coxey, Browne and
Jones will end next Saturday, but
as a matter Of principle 1t is said
that the attempt to get them re-
leased under habees corpus pro-
ceedings will not be abandoned.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-08
Mr.. Harris Thinks the End Not
Far Of.

Washington, June 2.-Senator
Harris SAID this morning that his
announcement of night sessions
beginning next week meant at the
outset s or 0 o'clock, and that they
would not be prolonged beyond
that hour if reasonable progress
was made. If not, q later hour
might be insisted upon. He &c
clared that he considered this the
beginning ofthe end, and that th'
final vote is not far eff.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-08
Dr.. Shops Cough
Cure.

$50 offered for any case Of cough, ex-
ce' t confirmed consumptives, which 1t
will not cure.
DIR. Shops RESTORATIVE
for the cure of Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
and all diseases Of the Stomach, Liver
Kidneys and Blood.
These are not patent medicines, but are
prepared by DIR. SHOoP of RACINE, WIS
The dealer from whom you buy is au'
thorized to refund your money, II the
medicine fails to benefit you.
Fifteen different medicines prepared by
DR.. Shoop, are now on sale. These medi-
cines are now sold to the trade 10y
Us. PATTERSON,
who is Dr. Shops authorized assistant il
Virginia. June ILL.,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-08
MARRIED

Mr.. r. 4. Orndorf and Miss f. II.
Richards, both Of Zepp, Shen. Co va
were married Jane 3, l-9l, D. II. Rhodes
officiating.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-08
WHATISIT a?

1t is a called a "WaIc" and is
used to enclose powders so that they
do not taste. 1t is larger than a
pill or capsule, but much easier to
swallow. 1t Just slips down while
you arc getting ready to swallow
it, goes as easy as a cherry seed. 1t
is made of pure rice -four and no
bad taste. 1t dissolyes in the
stomach quicker than either the
gelatin of a capsule or the sugar
coating on pill.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-08
M A R K E T S .
Live Stock Markets.
BALTIMORE, May 81.

BALTIMORE, May o.
Beef Cattle.--Tbe market atthe opening
and for some time thereafter was iaHiy
active, and for the better grades shauo
higher range of figures was oOtalne,-
say I, than last week. On other graueS
there was no improvement, but toward
close became very slow, and IN lie"
Instances, perhaps. lower figures were ,, a e,
cepted. The range Of prices was Za9' o.
most sales 3. 7jaS4.65 per 100 lbs
Prices of beef cattle this week ranged az
follows: Beeves 5Oai 50 cts. those gea-
orally rated first quality 4 ZUa4 90 Gus
medium OF good fair quality ) loao ~ cIs
and ordinary thin steers, oxen ana cows
O0a3 % cents per lib.
OF the cattle received l'J mead came
from Virginia.
Mich Cows. There IS iar oIeiioI
and an improved feeling tor cows VlosA,
lions at 25aslj per head, aud a ie" extra
shade higher. Receipts this week were
l:}O head.
Veal Calves There is full run ana
fair. good trade for stock; others un.I
Q Citations at 3a4i cents, aud few eA'r'
A. cents per 10. Receipt SOP head.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-08
HENRY SCHNEIDER,
MANUFACTURED VI
Fine Custom Boots and Shoes Tor MISSES
WumsnS and Children Wear,

WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA,
uext door to the postofice.
~ lie ave your name with j. II
RodefIer as be is my agent for woodstock
noy.10-1yr
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-08

The Superiority Of Rumford Yeast
Powder.
Is visible to the naked eye No chemical
test or trick is necessary to show il. A
practical test in the kitchen is all that Is
necessary. Try it.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-08
DIED

Charles Landon, only son Of Mr. and
Mis-. William Barton. died May the 10Th
1891: aged year, II months, and d days
1T is we'll with the child b.
Mrs. Elizabeth Saum Of Saumsville, Va.
died NV 3lst, 1904, aged Il yeais'
months and p days A truly good wo-
man has gone from labor to reward. a
devoted wife aud mother, she vas greatly
ioy,d AMI will be missed in the family
especially by her aged companion, VINO
4 partl8ly blind. She lived faithful
christian from early life, and died after a
brief lime s, in the hope Of the Gospel.
Eva May, infant daughter Of James 4
and Mary c. Kibler, was born Dec. 18TH
l,9.. ami died May 2.th, l-9l, aged ] year
months and % days.
The funeral took place from Patmos ~
Lutheran Church May % b, l-9l'
"Mourn not ye whose child hath found
Purer skies and boiler grounds
Flowers OF bright and pleasant nue.
Free from thorns and fresh with dew
NJ. L. Carpenter
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-08
Rl1rINoRE. Jnne (. I.yI.

SNine.-Tbere is a full Offering TINS
week the number being some l,45O head
more tban last week. The market is slow
and weak. in sympathy with that OF the
vest Onotations without serious change
" estera hogs sell at ; lOas5 90, and near,
he boos--,pom Pennsylvania, Mary land
and Vjrgini, So 90 to $3.50 per 100 lbs
beinya sbade off from last week.
Sheep and lambs.-Trade IN I1, sheeP sn nu
lambs Is exceedingly slow. There Is 700
much common aud trashy stun on Tue
market. Sheep are quoted at iaSt cents
ami f.w extra 81 cents per 10. gross
Lambs 3la5 cents per ID. gross.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-08

ForMalaria, Liver Trou-
BILE, or Indigestion, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-24
& m SC { It a ura M.

rSie, Gellner, 81 as ioll g b g.
braten iein? Sas lit BON elmer l.
ten Subj"
rNein, es 1T ,pirtli6 6 q b 8.
braten !"
v0a muB aber Die 6 II + i6ou re6t
finbii d aeipeien jein |"
Oas CUTE Geod 6tnib.
u: rSie iino nun aud an bas
Selepbon anseidlohen?"
,,8emiB, unter go. 1926, molten
Sic bic 3abl piellsi6t notiren9"
u: ,,Sur6aus nidt nOtbig, babe
elm famoies @eod6tniB, namentli6
in 3ablen.
8: Sas 1T re6t ansenebm, baB
mir uns man9mal telepbonti4 uns
terbalten t6nnen, Die beiBt pobl
Sbre Nummer?"
q: ,,Meine Summer, iapperlot
meme Nummer. egtipeiB i'd pirtli9
fir ben Nueenblif gar ui9t senau.
bab' i9 636 ober 366?!"
Sal | d ber ia n De n.
yWenn Du 9i1 i1eiben laHen
niuft, 10 wiirbe ib Sir ben gobotas
ten Wuller empfeblen!"
,Qber i'd bite Did, bet TT ia f4on
berbeiratbet!"
pro big.
r9tls ih meine Srau fennen lernte,
Identte i6 ibr elm Geil9en; a6t
Sage barauf cine Gple; pieraebu
Sage ipater einen Slumenitof, oann
Elm Dubenb Sleanberbdume uno io-
eben fdentte id ibr einea - @alo!"
SIM poliseiseuab NJ a briam.
1. 9trol9: .Warum biit 9u benin
eigentli9 bier. Goe?"
2. 9trolb: vSa iiebif Su, es sing
mir 10 ihle1t; betteln tDollte iA niAt
unb MIDI mad Nrbeit umauieben.
bate id aud feline Courage. 9ta.
enolid bate i'd mir bod elm 9ers ge-
fast"
|. StrOl6: .unb oaxum bift 9u
bier9"
2. 5trslb: rSm - ia - eB NOR
nit 9riaanten beIest!
BiIlig an baben.
Gin sdnalid abseriiieaer unb aus
gebuaaerter SrldnOer fam neulid in
einea 5Oilettenloben in Barter Str.
unb frug:
.aanien Sic bier 3noden unb alts
2nmpen 2"
xsSawobl4. lautete bic MGtmort.
RUN. bonn laiien Sic mid aleit
onf bic Usage treten nno tpd9ns Gil
MIDI ab.@
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-24
Sin d)imefiiGes Wen,t.

@i lebsn, lie senteBen - Die gbts
ne1en! DAP bic f9libdusigen SDbne1
bes Gei9es Der Witte Jeinf9meder
iinb, Benefit Der Spetfe3ettel eines
Diner, bas in einem Der eleganten &ez
itaurants in Der fdtpimmenben @tabt
Canton 1erpirt tpurbe. Oas Wienn
entbielt bic folgenben pierunb5ndn5tg
9Gnge:
ssrifae Srii9te, gefrodnete 5riiAte.
syriate nit 8lumen, eingsmahte
syrii9te, fanbirte gier, funotrte 8irs
nen, Wsanbarin 8ogelnefterfnppe.
syeinite S9neemori6elInppe, Saubens
eierfnppe, Ge6ratene 9aififAfloiien,
sebratene Saiansn, Gtf6magenfuppf.
oebratene Milbenten, gebratene lunge
8ambusfproHen, Deriaiebsne &nchsn.
Rierenfuppe. friide q}il5e. gebratene
sSifhe, 6ammelbrattn, Ragoit BON
Saififdfloffen unb gicba be Miar.
gBilbraaout, ,pilae nit @emiiie, 3ifiena
famen, friI9 unb fanbirt. perSHiebenel
tleine auden. DsiTert. Mein nab ai.'
quenre.
Da iebe @peife fir iid ferbirtI
tpurbe, ipGbrte bas Diner brti Gtnns.
ben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-24

6dleier III Die S61e; bann 6ffnete iie
leile uno Doriidtig bic Shiir gu
Branb's 8ema1.
Gb9leid bas Gas niebrig ge=
fhraubt mar, brannte Das Seuer bod
10 6ea, baB ieber @egenftano erfenns
bar mar. 8rano lag in tiefem
eblaf. Sn benz SeHel suiammen-
eebriidt rubeno, Die gabogen auf bic
2ebne oesielben seitiibt, oas Gelidt
Dem Slid auseneist, Den Muno halb
se0ffnet, atbmete er rubig uno tief,
als Oh aler 59mers ihn perlallen
babe.
Mrs. Nefanb i6fi6 lautlos an Die
Sbiir, Die auf ben Gang fiibrte, uno
i6lob bieielbe ab borli6ti9 permels
benb, stpii6en bas 2iat uno Den
Soldier 81 tommen, trat lte benz
lebteren ndber.
yBie perdnoert mar er! Sas utts
fdte 2ibt bes Geuers lieB feline elm.
selllnfenen @ugen, bic 3ahlloien Sal.
ten unb Gur6en in ieinem 8eii9t ct.
fennen. Sie Srau, bic i'm beobah=
tete, bate teinen 9lid bafiir fie
borhte einsig auf fein atbmen, be-
tradtete ein5is Die Sage, in pel6er er
ii6 befanD; bann itrefte lie Die Sano
na6 elmer Slaide auf Dem Slide aus.
nelde Die ge3ei6nung vGblorOform"
trug.
Ser Sort mar feit einsei6raubt !;
es foitete iie Wube, benielben su
lofern. Der 8eru6, Der, als bas
gel6eben mar, aus Der SlaI6e bera
bororang, mar penetrant.
Nuf einem gu6erbrett lag cine
gibele iie nabm oieielbe, legte iie ne-
ben ben Ropf oes S9ldfers auf ben
Slid uno itellte bic Slaide nit benz
@bloroform berart Oarauf bab Der
Soldier nit ieoem ltbem5ug ben se=
fdbrli6en Suit einsieben muBte; ben
Sort Der Slaide leste iie 81, BRANDS
SIben auf ben 6uBbpben, als oh er
ieiner Sano entfalen lei. Ser S6laa
fenoe riibrte li6 ni6t, unb ietunoea.
lang rubte i6r Bid nit bur6bDbren-
Dem Nusbruf auf Der S5enerie,
lpel6e elm boQii6er @eilt lie bate
idaffen lahen. Damn trat iie 5uriif.
tief, i9ner aufatbmeno. Seinen
Moment fam cine Spur bon &eue
iiber 1ie; einai9 uno allein beieelte tie
nur Der 8eoante. ob Iie aud 9llles
nit bollfommener Siderbeit setban
bate. Sic muBte oaDon iiber5eugt
iein; lautlos OHnete uno i6lOb Ite
binter ii6 Die S6iir gum Nebenraum,
Die, i'm nd9iten 3immer an9efoms
men, tie perrieeelte. 9ann le9te lie
ibren Mantel tpieoer Tim, nabm ben
56leisr Dor unb laui9te auf ben
Gang binaus. 2einen 2aut ber-
nabm iit. 8oriidtig 0ffrete iie nun
bic aorribprtbiir, Die iie slei6falls
binter iisb abi6los, uno itie9 rubl9
bic 9reppe binab. Sic freu5te bic
gsr6aue, mo- Der Yortier eben NIT
anlsneenten Sremoen beI6dftist
mar, uno Iie beBbalb ni6t bea6tete,
uno betrat Die Geitauration, mo- lie
3i6 Sbee seben lieB. WdbrenO iis
benielben tranf, ert6nte plDBli9 eine
Stimme neben ibr. @s mar Wlr.
Miooletpn, ber @eiltli9e Der Pfarrei,
pel6e lie beiu6ten, Der lie aniprab.
Gin t0btli9er S6reten ldbmte lie fir
9etunoen; iie faBte li6 aher raid
unb ipra6 lanft lddelnO
u9lb, W}r. Miooleton, tpel6e ueber=
rai6una! SD woute Scr. Qclano, Der
bon Sampibire tommt, ermarten,
babe mid aber perlpdtet uno oen
3ug peridumt.
(6ortieBung folst.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-24
6 bIo r 0 t o t m.

Mrs. 2lclanb mar Die 9eborene
Com 6oiantin lie betpies oas tpieoer
einmal, na9bem Scr. 8rano lie per-
lallen bate.
9lls lei ni6ts ooreefallen, 10 rubig
falt flingelte lie unD befabl Dem ein=
tretenben Mdo9en, ibr bel Der Soi=
lette bebilflib 81 iein.
Cine Stunoe ipdter empIing iie
Ntr. GroB, ior9fdltig sefleioet. ums
oeben BON ibren Ginoern. IS mar
cine reiaenbe @ruppe. Scr. GrDB
aber tparen Die Nuaen auf9egan9en
unb W}rs. Nclanb's 8ruppirung
iibte ni9t mebr oenIelben gHett auf
i'm, tpie ebemals. 8pn Dem Sage
an, ais did ibm feline 8eidi6te er.
5dblt bate, iant Wtrs. 9lclano tief,
tisf in Dem Nnieben oes Die 6ere6tis<
felt iiber alles liebenben alten 9errn.
Sie llntsrbaltuns bel Slid be=
riibrte alles m09li6e F; lie brebte lib
um Wariorp's unb @eorg's neues
2eben i'm &ennie'l9en 9aule; lie
ltreifte iosar Did unD lein li6 augen=
lbeinlib 10 giinltig seltaltenoes Ge-
ihif, fir Mrs. Slclano cine bittere
piae, = uno sipfelte enolih in Scr.
GroB' oifentunbiaer parteinabme fir
ben Der ltoBenen Sobn aus Dtrs. slcs
lambs eriter gbe. S6lieBli6. be-
itimmte Scr. GrDB ieinen 9lllocie in
ieiner unpioerlteblib frsunoliben
Weile, ibn am nGbnen Sonntag =.
es mar beute Sreitag auf's 2ano
binaussubegleisen, um ibm beim Nn=
tauf elmer fleinen 8sIisung gu ratben.
Wlrs. Nclanb mar Damit Die er=
tpiini6te @eleeenbeit elmer unseitOr=
ten 3ulammentunft nit Mr. 8rano
ohne ibr 3utbun in Die SanD 9egeben.
r@ott lei 9anf, baB es 10 balo
iein fann!" ipraA lie fir lib, als tie,
ndbreno beioe 6erren nod eine Gi-
garre miteiuanber ral6ten, allein in
ibrem Youboir auf unD ab ibritt,
yDie llnrube preBt mir f0rmliA oas
Der3 ab. Was mag es nur fein, mas
IT BON mir MILF Simmer nnb INNER
fann i1 mid nur oas Cine fragen !
I. Did /! Wenn es i'm betrdfe! SD
muB 9[lles abmarten unb, tpenn es
n6tbis iein iollte, gu Sesli6em ent=
iblDllen iein, benn feline 8efabr, Die
grDBer 1T, fann mir brOben. als
oieie, - ais bieie eine !"
Ser Sonntag tam. Ser, um ben
ii1 alle Gebanten Mrs. Nelano's
brebten, bate iid inamiiden bonn
Cation -6otel in's Gbaring GroB-
9Dtel umquartiert.
Die Odmmerung mar bereits bers
eineebroben. Ginneno iaB Brano
in ieinem 3iminer, iid ielbit iiber.
laiien; ba flopite es leifc.
,Qerein !"
grdnb's @.imme ffang beiier unb
iein iDnit 10 freunbli1es Def1t iiber
3pg es tpie cine MDlfe, iilbem er auf.
itanb, Inn ieinen 8ein6 su empfan.
gen.
Cine fleine, fdpars behanbidubte
Nehte i1lu9 einen bidten 5hleier
3nriif, unb Branb iab in Mrs. Mc-
lambs ipabsbleibss @eiiht. Cine
paufe entItanD, bann in leiiem,
aber oeutlidem Zone iaste bic Sin.
9etretene
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-24
yp,e Elm @dlag traf fsih ks,er

yy,e Elm SdIas traf ieih As.er
Sap fie.
,auf biele Sprabe babe i'd feline
gntport! Did, bm uirIt mid bafilr
I'm 8er3eibung bitten!"
Cine belize Nngit lag IN lbren
morten.
Stille folgte, cine atbemlole 5tille.
Damn fanb Sid ouf uno bor Wtars
iorp bintreteno, fpra9 Ct nit ipeb-
miitbieem Some.
sd bite bid um ger3sibuns,
Marjorp, SD slaube. ib bate ben
@erlfano nerloreu. Weraeibe mir,
Marjorp"
llno CT na5m i6re Sanb; fie abst
s,og bieltlbs baitig 5uriif, mic au
i1fen SelbiiiGuS; mas in ibr DOr=
eina, nit G,walt tdn:pfte fe es nic-
Der.
r2omm, febe bid 3u mir unb er.
sdble mir BON Deinem Seben IN grant
reid" foroerte lie ibn auf. ygSa.
rum piait bu ni6t bon ber ipreben,
Die ou am meiiten liebIt? S6 mo6te
10 germ ppr lift h0ren!"
Seine 5tirn bate ib tpieber nntz
I6attet; ieine sluaen ridden ibr aus.
SD fam es niht, Marge, i'd tann
es ni6tl". ltieb ct, iteben bleibeno,
brubfifpeiie berpor. r6rage ln11
niht ipieber Danah. SD tann es
nibt ertrasen. Gins aber mo1te lb
mir erbitten!"
sic iab erpartunssDo0 su i'm
auf.
ullno bas ilt?" forI1te fe.
.Nerlpri6 mir, baB ou Dur1 ni6ts
ii5er oeine 3utunft uerfiiaen wialt,
bis = Bis bu BON Gllis fret .biit!"
Oils sOse cine unli6tbare Dano
einen 8orbana binpeg, Der eine @ei=
feri1rift perbarg, melbe jebt ftir
Getunben, fir blibartiee Setunoen
tlar por ibrem ieelii1en Nuge itanb,
10 mar es WarjorD uno 10 itarrte tie
i'm an, ais befdnbe fe ii9 IN elmer
anoeren @elt, iudbreno lie ibm ton=
los antiportete:
SD perIprebe es Dir, 9id!"
Ser feHe Drud, nit oem feline
Sanb auf's Neue bic ihre uml6loB,
rib fie fDrmli6 in bic Wirfli6feit au=
rid, aber pDuis mid Der 3auber=
bann, melder iie erfabt bate, erlt
bon ibr, ols er bon ibr geganeen, als
lie tpieber allein mar, uno nit betoen
0anoen 9riff iie naD ibrem Ropf.
Q8ar es elm Srug ooer mar es
Wirfli6teit senelen, mas tie erl6aut
batte2 gDar es mD9ll9, bentbar?
War Die, pel9e er liebte uno BON Der
er ni6t 5u ibr ipreden fonnte. M a r
fie-fie elbere5? Wte elm
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unb tpie in elmer Sdipinoelanmanb.
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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-10-19

on contact line, between limestone
and phoroy aud grachyte, arsentifer
ous copper ores also occur bttwees
pofphyry and line. tie ores being sal.
phides. oxides ana some iron.
Hermosa, Kingston, Pereha, Hills
borough aud Lake Valley ores are rich
and easy to reduce.
Hillsborongh is the county seat /: the
principal towns are Kingston, Lake
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Grafton. Palomas, Cuehillo, and AIor-
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agricultural sections of the country.
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