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The Butler weekly times., 1894-01-11
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The Kansas City Pittsburg & Gulf
railroad Is now open and ready for
both passenger and freight traffic
from all stations on its line between
sulphur Springs, Ark, Neosho and
Joplin, Mo, Pittsburg, Kan, and
Kansas City, Mo.
If you are going TO Kansas City,
st. Louis, Chicago, or any point north
northeast or east, or to Denver, Og
den, Los Angeles, San Francisco,
Portland or any point i'll the west
and northwest, give the new line a
trial Magnificently equipped pas
senger train daily through to Kansas
City without change, connecting with
lines from Kansas City to all points,
insuring the traveller quick time, low
rates and excellent accommodations
Merchants are requested to remem-
ber this line in giving routing orders
for freight shipments, rs the expedi-
tious and careful handling of all con-
signments will be guaranteed. For
additional information, call On near
est agent of the company, or address
the undersigned, JAS. DoNoHUE,
Gen. Fright 4 Pass. Ag't,
Kansas City, No.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-01-11
Trustees Sale.

Whereas ! W Harshaw and Eliza E Har-
shaw his wife by their deed of trust dated June
18th iS:ts and recorded in the recorder 8
Office within and for Rates county, Missouri
in book No loI page 5b2 conveyed TO the under
signed trustee the following described real
tate lying and being situate in the county of
Bates and state of Missouri. to-wit:.
The west half of the west half OF section four
teen tiil also beginning at the creek, twenty
f20) rods south from the northwest corner of
the southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter
of section fourteen I1t1 thence following the
west bank of the creek sauth to the section
line thence west to the southwest corner
thence north to place Of beginning, all iU
township forty t40i of range twenty nine taa3
and also a tract Of land in the village of Spruce
described as follows: beginning twenty 1901
feet east Of the northwest corner Of the north
east quarter of the southeast quarter OF sec
tion sixteen giEf in township forty ii0l of range
twenty Dinel29| running thence east sixty l63)
feet thence south thirty t1D feet, thence west
sixty go feet theIfce north thirty (39) feet TO
place OF beginning. which conveyance was
made in trust TO secure the payment of ons
certain note fully described in said deed oil
trust. and whereas, default has been made In
the payment OF the principal of sait. tote
and the interest thereon now past due and
unpaid Now therefore. at the reaue-t of the
legal holder of said note and pursuant
to the conditions of said deed OF trus,
vii! proceed to sell the above described prem
ises at public vendue. to the highest bidder
for cash at the east front door OF the conr,
house in the city of Butler, county OF Bates
and state Of Missouri On
Friday January 10. 1894,
between the hoars OF nine O'Clock in the fore.
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF thai
day, for ihe purposes OF satisfying said debt.
interest AMI costs.
cit c. A. ALLEN, Trustee.
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Order of Publication.
State of Missouri.

State of Missouri. %
County of Bates.
at regular term of the Bates county circait
court. begun and held at the court house in
the city of Butler. in said county and state. on
afterward to-wit: on the 9TH day Of Decem-
ber. ls33. the same being the elst Judicial day
of the said November term among other. the fol-
lowing further proceedings were had, to-wit; ;
Mary Padley plaintiff. We Neill,
| Lucius II Perkins. The Western Farm Mort
gage Company of the state OF Kansas, The
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Company of
the state of Kansas. The Western Farm Mort
gage Trust of the state of Colorado. Margaret
| a Shaver and n Lansing defendants
by sS her a. atorness tms S Graves W tarr and l.s
her petition and affidavit alleging among
other things that defendants are not resi-
Whereupon it is ordered by the court
that said defendants be notified by
publication that plaintiff has commenced .
affidavit the object ant general nature of which
| is to have certain deed Of trust made and
| executed by plaintiff and her husband VIM.
in the recorders Office of Bates county. Mis-
| souri, in record book Il at page sos thereof.
wherein she conveyed to Lucius II Perkins as
trustee for W Neiii. bensdciary. the follow
ing described real estate, lying. being and sit
uate in Bates county, Missouri. wit: the
north half of the west half of lot ~ OF the
northwest quarter. the east half of lots one g)
l
north half of the west half of lot one u of the
| northeast quarter of section six I6l all in
township thirty-nine 1897 range thirty, 50!
west of the hfth principal meridian declared
fully satisfied and paid and the lien thereby
| created discharged. and to have the court de-
| cree the same to be cancelled and released
and for naught held and that unless the
said defendants, be and appear at the next
| term of this court. to be begun and holden
| at the court house in the city of Butler Bates
| county. Missouri on the second Monday in
February 1884, and on or before the third day OF
| said term the term shall so long continue and
If not then on or before the end of the term, and
answer or plead to the netition in said cause
the same will be taken as confessed and judg
ment will be rendered accordingly.
| And he it further ordered that a copy hereof
| be published according TO law. in the Butler
| Weekly TINE, weekly newspaper printed
and published in Bates county, Missouri fol
four week 8 successfully the last insertion Il
be at least fifteen days before the first day o
the next term of the circuit court
4 true copy of the record Witness M
isEAL1 hand and the seal of the circuit cour
of Bates county. this 9Th day of Dec
1893. John G. HAYES. Circuit Clerk
The Butler weekly times., 1894-01-11
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half-pound tins, by Grocers labeled
thus: James Epps L Co., Ltd, Home
pathic Chemists, London, Eng.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-01-11

nodding IN friendly fashion most
horrible to look at.
Meanwhile, taking heart of grace
from their presence, I ran and
caught the horse, beginning to stray
toward the bells, returning now.
Leading it back, / noticed that the
man legs were fastened tightly by
saddle and breastplate running from
the DIS in front to those on the can
| tie
With some trouble I undid them.
As | worked the chin strap slipped
the jaw fell and the white teeth
CLEANED suddenly into such an aw-
full grin that 1 let go and stepped
hastily back again.
The hat now fell off and revealed
the features Of a quite young nan
with coal black hair and mustache,
and beard tl-cked with dry foam.
Even at its best should have called
it bad, cruel face. Now it. was SIM
ply hideous. The traveller was stink
ing off into the scrub, the woman at
his heels, when, all at once, she turL-
ed and came swiftly to where 1 stood
staring at that CHASTITY visage.
"Here," she said, brusquely, I'll
bel p you. 'Taint fair to leave you
the whole contract. He was real
bad 'un," she went on, trying vainly
to loosen the stiffened fingers grip
on the reins, '.but he could't scare
me when he was alive, an l ain t
a-going to let him do it now. See
this was the last bit he done and
she paused to brush aside her long
hair aud show great red scar, even
now OILY half healed, running across
the temple and forehead. "Cut EN-
she exclaimed impatlently, and be-
ginning to tremble nervously, as QUE
whose strength had been overtaxed.
sHe's had stroke o the sun or a fit
with rage, and, feelin' it coming tied
himself to the saddle There" with
long sigh of relief as I severed the
leather Nov let him slide down
gently. Easy, Bonnie, old girl"
.He was my husband, she ex
claimed, simply, looking at tn.
corpse as, with legs still saddle bent
it lay on the sand. He was jealous
of his own shadder First time he
walled me l said nothin. Second
time l said no,hiu'. Third time
cleared out with tuther chap yon
der We was only married three
, weeks. II he had caught US" anG
she smiled out Of white face just
hard with horror and detaststion,
: and pointed Significantly to e revol
yer in the dead mans belt
o Walking away she presently ie
, turned with a blanket from theil
, own sw"g and carefully spread j
o over the corpse.
:, Then, as the man came up will
the horses nnd began to saddle then
, che said, Me an' Jin's a-going owe
to St George. Wen likely sc
- switched there. He ulster own War
, ia cattle station on the Moonee jim
was stockman We'll send the trap
|, out soon as se gets III. So long
\ aud many thanks,
j., so long, nate ca!lel the man
with tremor in his voice that wa
lacking IN the woman =. And the
rode away, two dark shadows on tn
II moonllt opening. until the scru
swallowed them.
r Died by the visitation of God,
4 said the coronrrs jury
T Served him right" sail the di.
:. trict generally.
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The Butler weekly times., 1894-01-11
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Weak Lungs Debility Indigestion Pain, Take In time 50 cts
AlM0E The only cure for Corns.
Stops al pain. 15c at Druggists HIsCOX Co., N. Y.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-01-11
Rather Steep.

Than take in any other form is what
many people think and Parks Tea is
made for. Just those folks. 1t cures con
stipation anoT though uot a cathar.ic
moves the bowels every day sold by FL
l., Tucker.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-01-11
Trustees Sale.

Whereas William n Skinner and Florence
skinner, his wife. by their deed Of
trust dated Nobember lst. lsa., and
recorded in the recorders office within
and tor Bates county. Missouri. in poos No.
log page 81 conveyed TO the undersigned Trustee
the following described real estate lying and
being situate in The county of Bates and state
Ali Of lots two ~. three (3j. four ~. five
Isl, six t6), seven 81 snd ten tlal in
block one in p. l. wysi;'s addition
10 the city of Batter. which conveyance
Was made in trust 20 seeare the pas mspt Of
three certain notes fully described in ssid deed
ofiruss. and whereas default has been made
in the payment Of the principal OF saIi notes
and the annual interest thereon Low past ae
and IN paid. Now therefore. e. the request Of
the legal holder of saif rotss and pnr.aant 20
the conditions OF said deed of trust, I will pro
ceed TO sell the above described premises 81
public vsndae to the highes. bidder for cssh q,
the east front door OF the court house, in the
city Of Busler county Of Bates and state OF Mis-
soari. on
Friday, January 26th, 1894,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and fys O'Clock In the afternoon OF that
day, for the purposes Of satisfying said deb.
interest and costs. CHARLES sPRAGTE,
AZ Trustee.
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2Splfiomfs 9sreis>Sabelle II. 8ar9aims.
Madotuttn un0 5u Serglti6en 6eranstorbern.
WO|fson' S

matihirt on ber Spite Der biaigen @tores.
8ann Sud, trsenb ipo anbers dbnIiebes ges
boten iperben
Sebt Die 2iiten aufinerflam bura.
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goQe soriinoe

bat &aiier Wilbelm bel ieiaem 8efud
in Der Wiener @aierne ser ungaril6eil
Siebeners9uiaren 5u ieben befommen.
Na6 benz Grabfttid fanb er i'm 6ofs
bas Negiment in Nbtbeilungen aufges
felt. &leine &otten bon Oularen
nabmen bic i'm 9ofe aufgeiellteu Qins
6erniRe. SIS mar cine, iibsr Mannes=
b0be rei6en6e ienfre9te plante aufges
felt morben, eine Mauer mar irerb.
Wor einem berartigen 0inberniB l6euen
bic meiifen pferbe. Die 0uiaren nabe
men baiielbe i'm &ubeI gu 8ieren. Die
llebung feBte ben Safer f6rmlid5 in
@rfaanea. @inem Der Suiareu fog
bel benz gefdbrIi1en Sprung Der SD
bel aus Der S9eibe. Ser Manu
manbte 6as pfer0, holte feinen Sdbel
bonl Soben, obne aus bem 5attel su
iteigen unb pieberbolte ben Sprung.
Ser &aiier lieB bemielben cine Wees
ballle rei9en. Gin Dubenb Der befen
&elter, @emeine un6 llnterofF3iere err
birlten Mebaillen.
Ole STrt3tere, Del1e 1tG bel Den
uebungen ausgesei6net batten, erbiels
ten 0uf benz aaiernenbofe bonn aaiier
eigenbdnbig preuBii9e Orben.
Sir ben &aiier tpdre es bon Snters
effe gemeien. wenn er bas 96anipiel,
tpel6es ii6 nod ieiner gerabi9iebumg
auf benz 9ofe abipielte, bdtte feben
t6nnen. Ser Oberft bate feline 9uias
rem i'm Garre nm fi6 periammelt un6
fpra9 benieIben feline 3ufriebenbeit
aug ttber ibr 8erbalten an Dieiem @b>
rentage.
4aum bate Der Oberf geenbet, 10
iprangen bic braunen 9bbne Der YuBta
berau, boben ben Oberfen auf bic
S9ulter unb irngen ibn unter @liems
&nfen iiber ben 9aiernenbof. 50 1T
es Der 8rau9 bel ben unsarii9en &ss
gimentern, tpena fie bel einent beionbes
rem 4nIab ibre 8egeiferung harthun
tpollen.
Ser @ufentbalt In ber aaIerne bdiaE
brei Stunoen eebauert.
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Sabem Sic ientals einen ipabrbaft At:
ten Mattu aetrpffen

Sbne 3petfel babsn Ste, pber slanben 70, aber mir
Bate. @er &beumattsmus bat, flu@t selesentltb,
anO iper selesenlt3 Ena, fam fetn pabrbaft gutter
Mann ietn. Geiunbbeit, feeliihes @let8septdbt unb
mobilize 9eipen ipte Rbcumatt8mus un6 9enraIste
perberben bas temperament unb MAIDEN Gtnen MIR
rid, 3dnftf4 une perbtfen. DaS iH guar trauria,
aber pabr. OeSbalb pertreibe man bic S1mer3en,
idnfttse bas Gemperament unb ffeue in Sduen BON
&beumatiSmus unb ReuraIse bic @ematbsrube tpies
Der ber nit Shlfe BON 9pfetters Wasenbitters, els
&enbem Wtrtunssfret8. 6s timul.rt tn sutrdsIider
Wetie bic Nteren, bic 9lafe, ben Masen, bte se6er
Inb Gtnsemetbe, neun e untbdtts iinb, unb f6rbert
S9laf nnb Ippettt. Sene SBirtnns LIT natirlih, be.
tubtaenp, nthi betdubenb unb serbummenb, pie bic
Der Sp.ate. DcfS: elm gBeinslas ppu Dor eem Sala=
tsnSeben. Sn unperslet@li4er @eiie bilft e8 sesen
Malarta,
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Die Gbimeiens@ s@e8iftrirmns TT Gas
ltfpruieu.

+st~~~~e~*Ss
Sn San iSrancisco, gal., tpurbe bic
Regifrirung ber @bineIen niGt, pie
man annabm, anl Dnnnerltag Na9.
mittag 5 ubr beeubet, neil Der
@ineiii9e Goniul barauf beltanb. baB
Der Ste Waai bis Mitterna9t baure.
Collector Weuburn enti6loB f6 in
Golge befien, Npplifationen bis Wiits
terna6t entsegen su nebmen, unb bies
ielben ieparat 5u regiifriren, unb baum
au parten bis ber Snlanbiteuers &ons
miffdr ii6 iiber ibre Nnnabme enti9ie'
ben bat. 9ie fur bic Nrbeiten Der &es
giitrirung beltimmten @lerfS iaBen bis
mad W&itterna6t beim S6eine BON
einigen 9ubenb Salsli9tern in ben
f9muBigen 0ierteln bpn gbiuatown.
@dbrenb Der 3eit bon 5 ubr &benbs
biz Mitterna@t fanben fi@ geseu 40
Mongolen baielblt elm, unb leifeten
benz @eiebe @eniige. Wdbrenb bes
Sages bis 5 llbr Ibenbs murben $50
applitationeu III gmpfans senommen,
9ie @eiammtsabl Der Certificate, mel.
DE bonn 2. Sannar bis gum II. Npril
berausgabt tpurben, betrug 43,002,
unb pom II. 4pril bis 9onnerfag
gta9t tpurben gegen 1000 Npplicatio.
nen entgegengenommen.
Oie Genfusberi6te BON 1890 geben
bic 3abl Der gbineien I'M erfen &ebe,
nue6iaritt auf $1,000 an. 81,
Gteuers8eamten baben 47,000 Chine
fen regiitrirt, unter benen iib arbeiter
Srausn unb 3inber, iotuie &aufleut,
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@oTep ais Sbarna,S
Maes f6on bagetpeieu! Ser 8efeblss
baber Der Irmee bes @emeinmobls bon
@brilfus pia, tpie er feff ertldrt bat,
in Waibingtsn bleiben, big Der &ons
greB feline Gorberungen bepilligt. 4u9
biefe 9lrt bon agitation 1T f6on bas
geu'f len, ia, 1T beut3utage mod in Sn>
ners Oier Cfaiien in @ebran1. Wenn
bort cine 9unsersnotb berrIGt oSer
bos Bolt iiberbaupt aus irgenh cinem
@runbe Notb leibet, 10 iammeIn lid bic
bebrdngten Qeute Dor ben yoldHeu
Der Ma6tbaber unb bleiben bort bart:
ndfig liBen, big mon ibnen biIft. Man
nennt bies bas Dbarnas5 s5iben. Goreps
MouoDsr 1T cine freie Ma9abmuae
biefer Ginridtung.
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9eg0itell. llcbcr Die eigentli6e Geran,
lallunj oicles lettcn lebbaften Wfeiz
nungSaustanideS 1dtte pielleibt feine
Der beiocn Damen mebr re6te Slusz
fllnft 9e6en f0nnen; aber e8 bate iid)
babel jcbenfallS wieOcr einlnal I'M Ole
Serlhieben9eit ibrer 9lnli6ten iiber
Die aoltbarfeit Der brGutli6en 9tuss
ltattung fiir Sraulein @bitb gebanbelt.
Gin9s nm Die ebrlpiiroige Wtatrone
maren ndmli6 III bem eu9ell, balbonnf>
len Nobn3immer gauge @ebirse bon
allerlei Waideitiiden uab l6neelueiBenl
fttiiternOem &innenseug aufseitapelt,
bod genug, utlt cine Wdllionarstobter
fir ben beoeutlamiten S6ritt ibres 2es
benS ansemeHen auS5uitatten. Cider
ltd lpar es NIT Niidlidt auf biele falt
er6riidenbe Siille cine itarfe llebertreiz
bung 3l ttennen, menn bic Rdtbin IN
lteigenoer @rregung bapon afs bon elmer
rSanoooll rnleligen 8lunoers4 ses
lpro9en bate; aber es bebeutete jeben@
fails Die benf6ar gerin9lte Hiidlibts
nablne alf Die @efiible Der alten Dame,
penn @bitb BON ibrem Y[aee I'M Salon
in ebenlo selan9lpeiltem alS enti9iebes
nem 2One 9eantmortet bate:
nNm @nSe bin id es, bic li9 perbei=
ratbea loll, Mama, uno Oarum pirb
Die Gntl6eibnns iiber bieie Dinse au1
mobl mir 5uiteben niihell, @s bleibt
allo, mie i9 9ela9t babe: mebr ais Die
0dlfte bon benz, mas Ou ba beltellt
bait, obne nlid Su frasen. panOert in
bas @ei6aft 5uriid. GS lit mein feiter
8ille, mid auf bas unumgdnsli6
NotbDenoigc gu bel6rdnfen."
@eraoe in btelem fritilden 9lueeuz
bid bate bas Dienitmdo6en, lpel6es
tmmer auSIab, als oh es auf cine fiir6z
terrible Strafpreoisl gefaBt lei, ben 8e=
Iuf 9eineloet, unb init einem 1Obnis
lden; ygian, i1 ipiinl6e Dir biel Ser
gniigen-" ans bem Wfnnbe Der NGs
tbin, mar nod In berlelben Wfinute Die
Serbill0unsstbiir fra9eno ms S9loB
seflosen.
@bitb erbob ii9 nur balb aus i9rer
bequenen 5telluns, I'm Sen Gintretelle
ben gu besriiBen. SIR id0nes @eli9t
mar ernit, unb eS tlans feinesmess ipie
6er Nusorud eiuer freubigen leber=
rai6un9, oa fie la9te: n@aS lit es, bas
Did gu mir fiibrt, Siegnluno Dena
es muB bod lpobl etipas 8elonberes 9e=
fAebcn iein, lpenn Du eS fit pallenb
b6ltit, meinen oringeubften WiinI1en
ert9egen5ubanbeln.
llngea9tet i9res Gerlu6es, lie ibnl
wieOer Su entipinbeu, Oriidte Doftor
artotS ibre 6ano fellrig all feline 2ippell
nii6 riidte lid baum nit Der rubigen
Siderbeit zines alten SalisfreunoeS SEN
rd6ften Stubl bart neben bas Rube>
bett.
n0iod lit ni6ts 8eionoeres gel9eben,
meine tbeuerlte @oitb," erlpiberte er
ld6eluo. naber oamit es btnnen 2nrsenl
9e51eben fOnne, rauBte i9 Did ipre6en.
-llebriseuS lit eS eine f(eine &tpiafeit
fer, oab mir ms nidt ntebr eeleben
/ babcu, uno id) finoe Di1-ebrlid ee>
lprod)en-iliht 10 frild unb bliibenb
als elne 9liidli6e junge Braut bon
Nebtsmegen iein iollte."
(Gcrtietuns fplgD.
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Z. aapiteL

Die Yerbinoungsthiir siuiiden beln
galoil Anb beln anfteBenoen WObus
limmsr mar lpeit ee0ifnet, ats oas fleine
periAiihterte Dienltlndoden ibren Das
men ben 8elud oes 9errn Dofter ar-
tois mslbete. 9nr6 0ieie Gbar bins
pHrd batie lpeben einer jener re6t
MnfrtunOIidell Dortme6iel ftatt9efnus
ben, bic 5plidlen oer R6tbin uno ibrer
IpGtsr uidt chen sll ben Seltenbsitsn
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Giae plertelbanoertiabrtae grObe.

Sin poueS WterteIiabr9unbert lang 1T Or. ainas
neue Gatteduns seprrbt morben un6 bic Snnberte,
irel9en babur4 setelfen purpe, t6nnen be,ensen,
mel& nunberbar beilenbe Brfuns bies Mttel bef al
gen dushbt. Sin Miftel, baB etne 70 Ianae grobe
beqnben hat nnh bag etne io sGsemeine efTiehfsuna
sera5rt BAT II fstn Experiment mebr. aebe Glai&e
prS ppiitir auf itre Wirfuns bin sarautirt, I'm ne-
8atiren Sale ptre baS @elb turh&se3ablt. Dtes
aRttel mtrb aasenen fur eas rtrffamife snr Seluns
poa 9nften unb Grfdltunssn sebalten. Yrcbeflaiben
fret in ber Gan GutpntD Drug gpmpdnp. grcbe
Tlai4en ju 80 Gents uab loo.
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befanben. Ser erfte Difrift umfaBt
San Graneisce unb ale Counties,
Del6e fiibli9 unb iiib6fli6 bom San
Soaquin GluiIe fi6 befinben.
Sa San Grancisco lieBen i9 faf
10000 regiltriren, unb glanbt man.
bab bic @eiammtregiltrirun i'm State
drf $500 belaufen ipirb. Collector
Welburn bat an ben 56abamtslefre.
tdr I'm tueitere Snltructionen gei9rie.
ben.
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Cine gillrnttsQlnetnate. .@fel

Cine SillrotbsNnetonte. .Gtel uno
Wan9el at BeobadtunssSabe, laSte
einit Der iiin9it Osritorbeue gillrotb 3lt
ietnen 3ub0rern, piinb smei srOBe Seblsr
beS Gbirursen. Seben Gle, metne
Serren, MAIDEN sic bas nadr Gr
taudte einen Singer tn'S l9mutige
@afawa6er uno fiibrte ibn 6anu in
ben Wtunb. 9tGe S6iiler foletsn BEN
8eiipiel bes 0ebrers. .Seben 9is,
meine Serren,4 fiel bieier etn, y,pel9sr
Wtan9el an 8eoba9tuusssabel Gte
baben nidt bemerft, bab i'd ben Beige
finger in's @aidmaifer setau6t unb
NIT eem Wiittelfiuser In ben Mlnb ses
ariffsn babe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-05-11
Giieuba6n Tabr : Ylatt.
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s. q v. ~. C9Dn.
1; Mbfabrt.
Rad ct. 2ouis bia Sron Meunta,x
i ober 90. 6. & 9....6:30 Morgens.
Rad ct. 2sats bia Sron Mountain
NOute ,...........8:15 Mbeub3.
Na9 2arebo. 40 BORN.
Nntnnft.
Bon ct. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & Wa.
g. & S...........9:15 8prm.
Bon ct. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & M.
6. & 1856 Mbenbs.
TDn Xare6o. o...........7: 80 Mbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-05-11
Nu6leus 9lrntea &albe.

Ole bette GaIbe Der @eIt fur G9nitte, Aueti&un,
gen, 4uhre, Gteber. unh 9auts
sefprunaene Sdnbe, Ercjfbeulen unb a1e Sautfraufs
5ttten; turtrt Sdmsrrbotben pter tetne HesabIuns.
86atse 8ufrtebsntest saranttrt pher tas 0eIb wtrt
,url6erfattet. 25 Gents bte S&a@teI. Bum WerfauI
In allen Npptbefen. GbsIpb 9rett, Gbempfpu q Co.,
RhnfAEaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-05-11

Grdulsin Waarp auua 6unte,
@olla, NO., 1T bapon iiberaeust, boz
Sr. 4ugult &0uig's 0amburser 8rufts
thee baS bette Waittel gegen 9ultea lit.
Sic gebrau6te i'm bdufis nit ben be-
fen @rfolgen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-05-11

= Mlles, mas in ben bslten Ipotbe'
fen au baben 1T, Bel 5 0 ; II q. 6 d
farmers Drug Store.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-05-11

= Nm tieffen biit bu seiunten,
wenn Memanb mebr nit Dir ftreitet,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-05-11
Somtberm Naciftc Nabm.

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Mnfunft.
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Deffon tdsli6 900 8orm. aab $3.50
9ta6m. ............... 49,. 49,. .4.a..
Bon San Granci8eo, gI Raio unb
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