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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

Thurbcr Tex. Nov. l4.--our coun-
try, while not In any sense the victim
of BOOM is beginning to feel tho
thrill Of II new and more general deyel-
opment
The American Coal Mining company.
being organized at strnwu. announced
n fine vein Of coal two and one half
miles west OF here This was developed
by their prospect drill last week and
IS believed by experts to be the thick
est vein and the best coal yet found
+ In this section, Arrangements are
| being mnde for sinking ~ working
shaft at once. which VIII be about
six hundred yards from and north OF
the main line Of the Texas Pacific rail
way, and ono and one-half miles east
OF stiawn.
This development proves cOnclusively
the permnnency OF the coal business
here, and that the supply Is simply In
oNhaustlble, while the entire freedom
from the hindrances OF water and nh
npNlous gases are decided advantages
10 easy and cheap mining
me leading spirit In this new COM
pany Is Mr.. W. w. johnson OF Strawn,
who first located and operated the mag.
nihcent mining plant now operated
40 successfully by the Texas and Pa
cine coal company az rhurber two aud
uuc-halr miles south OF town, and
who ilrst discovered and opera ted tho
Rock creelt mines at Mineral Wells.
and who has more experience aud has
perhaps done more TO develop the coal
deposits OF Central Texas than any
man In The state. The wisdom OF hls
former affections or locations and mo
EnFNNun A -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

sulphur Springs Tex. Nov. ll-Last
night at o'clock J. d. Green flled a
deed Of trust conveying to II. N. MI.
Ter trustee. his stock OF WHISTLES.
winea. etc, for the benefit OF the fol.
lowing preferred creditors: remplelon
q Crosby, $3.50: c. J. arecn. Siass, IA
Thorston, 5000: Edcll Bros, sSsT H. 10
be paid beginning with Templeton a
Srosny aud ending with Edel nros.
Last night ut sulphur Blur, this
Sounly; c. a. Posey 4 Bro, dealers In
mortgage conveying their entire sisrh
anu property, both PERSONA and -eni
tor the benefit OF the following cred
Tors; J. a. h. Putnam. $500; civ M.
x w " p n Of SULPHUR Springs, 1880:
ssOS; I. a. w. Clair $500; Il, a. MsltoS
ssov: smith 4 woigera, si76; h. W
smith, SlSo' J. II. Cummings, ss7.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

Gatesvllle. Tex, Nov. is,--p. A. Birk.
head OF Dallas is visiting his mother
Sa'essilie and coryen county have
peen well represented at the Cotton
Ine knights Of pythias suppcr ana
s s,ecps, last Friday night was a
Hee Mr Harden, the new pastor os
srat sermon Sunday. N''eu "'s
J, j. stovali has sold the ca,..,.,,.
hotel 10 William Cross. ''sSFi'ie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

strawn. Tex. Nov. ii.-col. w. w.
johnson, Gen. ]. II. Harris and Capt.
j. y. Rhea made business trip to
Fort Worth and Dallas yesterday.
e. NJ Lewis and wife, who have been
visiting j. F. and @. d. Strain. re-
turned TO their home In New Mexico
yesterday.
II. NJ. Pegues OF Midland, Tex. Is
here for few days. shaking hands
with his many friends.
quite number of our people met
last night at the Presbyterian church
70 make arrangements for the Thanks
giving services.
me election resulted in the election
or All the county officers Democrats
iD,ut one at from 10 to So majority
The Pop party has grown In the county
In the last two years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

st So Petersburg, Nov, 1.-two relic.
lous services for the repose OF the sohi
n, .'e Head ear werc held In tho cathe.
The general public was NOT niin,, .oluay :,
nlttanee during the service, A o,b ~
al, ,1 during the day great crowds w"re
unlimited to file past the body and 49,
lnst look at the face OF tho 49, 49,
emperor So great was the thronp tbni
long lines were formed outside he go :
medral' the people waiting patier,I,
i9r admission into the sacred structnrc
rom religious services were ATTENDED
ss,i, A. lne members OF the imperial
tamlly who are In st. Petersburtr so
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16
FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS.
An INTERESTING BUDGET FROM
COOKIES CAPITAL.
Thurbcr Junction Coming TO the
Front Rapidiy-DoinEs at strawn.
chico Happcninss-Twe Failures
At sulphur Springs.


Gainesville. Tex. Nov.-Mat JOY O
Arkansas is In the city.
w. II. chiude OF Valley View is Wis
iting In the city.
Miss Lou Newlan OF Dallas is visit.
ing In the city.
Ike Claude Of Duncan was In the city
today en- route to Ardmore to attend
court.
Mrs. WIN Turner and children left
today for Bonham 10 visit relatives
and friends.
F. L.. Wilson, editor Of the Ardmore-
ite was In the city.
Mrs II. b. Freldenheit went to Dem
ison today to visit her sister. Mrs.
Grudstoin.
Hon. @. W. Barefoot of Nooona was
In the city today.
Elder j. NJ. Hdsapple has been
employed by the Christian church on
North Dixon street as It's pastor, and
he and his family will be here this
week. and he VIII preach sunday.
Elder Holsapple has been In Texas for
nbout 1--WE years. and is a good
preacher and a courteous Christian
gentleman.
The cotton receipts IRE falling on
considerably In Gainesville during the
present week.
The jury in the case Of ID. S. Agnes
VS.. the Hartford Fire Insurance COM
pany returned a verdict today for
si20i In favor of the plaintiff. The de-
PENDANTS gave notice OF appeal.
Hon. J. w. Bailey has gone 10 Cleve-
land. Ohio, where. after attending to
aome important committee work, he
Will so to Warrington city and will
not probably return home any more
until after congress adjourns next
March.
Henry welch. who has been resld-
Ing a few mues cast OF Gainesville
since 1873. left today for La Port, Tex.
which place Is In HArrls county. To-
Gated on the Gulf OF Mexico.
Farmers from all parts OF Cooke
county report the prospects for good
wheat crop next year are very discour-
aging Mt the present time, which IL at
tributablo to the long drouth that has
been on this county for several
months.
Gainesville. Tex. Nov. i5.-Mrs. s.
visit.
Esquire Moss and Attorney Whit
hela OF Dexter were In the city today.
Rev. W. NJ. Boyd OF Dexter has been
given charge OF the Dexter circuit
by the Protestant Methodist confer
ence. which has been In session at
Gainesville for the past few days.
y marriage license was Issued TO Mr..
c. " Price and Miss Lizzie Mercer.
Congressman Bailcy's vote "a 2i03 In
Cooke county; Browders. popullnt.
1901.
Deputy Mnrshal s. T. Lindsay ar.
rived In the city today from Ardmore.
en- route to Paris with prisoner
named N. w. Dickson. charged with
the killing OF Joe West on the sth OF
the present month. on Anadurlse creek,
Twelve miles southeast Of Ardmore
Several German families from the |
North have purchased farms In Cooke |
county recently and VIII move their |
families to their farms during the I
coming year.
Prof Hughes In moving to the Ad- |
dington building on Lindsay street.
the future.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

Roanoke. Tex. Nov. Ib.-Marrled. at
the rcaidence OF the BRIDES mother.
ten milca east OF Roanoke, Sunday
evening nj o'clock Mr.. j. II. Lowe
ana Miss Hattie Hum Mr. Lowe
II travelling salesman. and lives In
Omaha, Ncb. The bride has many
friends IN Roanoke. who Witnessed the
ceremony performed by Rev. Webster
OF Argyle. The happy pair I'm for
Smaha. their future home, sunday
Finas Boa1, the ll-ycar-old son Of
y. A. benll OF this place. was thrown
IRON a mule last evening. Ills fool
hung ~ the stirrup. which frightened
lhe animal 10 run, dragging the nov
distance Of thirty atcpa. strnet
post broke the stirrup leather and
Released him from the mule whicb
saved his life. He la not seriously hnrt
side. y" "ia
MT John Mcdowell, who received in
Jurles month ago by falling from
. honaetop. IL thought to be Improving
Uncle Ire Roberts Of Waco. formerIv
OF thia place, is visiting friends in
Roanoke this week.
hiiln Is badly needed In this vicinity,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16
CIIItn.

Chico, Tex, Nov. ia. Devereux
OF Decatur is IN town.
Dr. II. Hodge OF Cundiff was here to-
Il. V. Evans Of Bowie was in Chico
thls morning Ia the interest OF the
Bowie Headlight.
w. c. Bowman OF the Bowman Lum-
Der company OF Fort Worth was here
yesterday
There have been to date over 1000
halts OF cotton ginned at Chico this
year.
Notwithstanding the hard times and
the low price of cotton, this section
steaGily continues to improve. num-
here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16
TaE GAZETTE TEXAS 1891

greatly. and the ultimate Yield will
be determined by the character Of the
weather In the next two weeks. II
the latter be mild and dry the second
or top crop viii be tremendous. IL
ing.
People. here are simply dazed by the
results Of the late election, and have
not recovered yet enough to even talk
much about u. The low prices pre-
vallipg for all agricultural products
nave caused business men 10 enter
tain serious forebodlngs for the future.
Farmers generally seem to be still more
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

London, Nov. l5,-John Dillon. the
well known anti-parnellltc member or
the house Of commons, delivered an
address at Glasgow this evening. His
speech was devoted to pointing out
the necessity Of union between Irish
men He said he was glad TO bring
the good news that after the meetings
~ Dublin on Monday aud Tuesday
there seemed to have been established
a center OF unity around which All
the loyalty Of the Irish race could
once more rally and would be entitled
IN the future to speak the name Irish
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

,Tioga. Tex, Nov, lS.--At the Raptl.,
SSnureh, on the evening OF tho iS 1s'
"laer Beauohamp, Mr.. WIN Fiis
After iaa steele, both OF Tloga
sippl the happy couple WI, % " =
to r,v,seAeepins in the north part of
,,1 AT ". ~ Ledbetter OF Cutters store
~, START 70 Galveston on me igth
there. No'''erSiai school
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16
BUREAU WEATHER REPonr

Houston. Tex, NOV *
low pressure extends FRI, a trough OF
lakes southwest te New Adsx sne central
wen dehned storm over Kansaso Win n
eastward. The area Of hirh ,',s. moving
grea' intensity is MOVING s u
rom me northeast accomns, southeast
, ueS a,Se. iau In temperature oy A
s wvSsuv. y cloudy over the lake. me
ehoain ,,s q. Denver while il i ses and
10 10 of S an ire, no rainfall AMOUNT: 1,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

consisting Of singing and prayer. and
IN address by the Hon. c. O. Bell.
and a response by Rev. Mr. Edwards.
The parties who were accidentally
shot here yesterday arc all doing we'll.
and u Is thought viii all recover.
Mr. Boyd. however. has few II any less
than one hundred shot in his head,
neck and shouidere
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

Ardm9re' l, r., Nov l5,-,J. W. Dem
saturday charged with obtainins
money under false prctenses. WAS re-
leased today upon examining trinJ
the court holding that the misrepressn.
tauon. II any upon which Tho Inn
per was secured, was made in TeSas
mus placing Il beyond the Jurisdiction
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

Hart VS.. r.. II. Downey ct al, from
Brazoria.
Motion to withdraw map-W. W.
Llpscomb ct al VS.. II. ]. Underwood ct
al. from Wharton.
Motion 10 file transcript granted-J.
Tlffee ct al. VS.. Charles Tinsley ct al.
from Harris.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

Kansas City, No, Nov. ls.-preslaAr,
y. G Darragh, Of the defunet Sansa.,
CAY safe deposit and savinra hank n
on trial In the criminal court n Ia.
pendenee for receiving deposits when n
was known that the bank was In
NUNS ~, condition He Is under forty-fo,ir
indictments returned by the grand iury
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

Perry, o. n, Nov. l5-ol,oh,,,,.
more especially the Cherolee iii, M hni
been visited by a fierce sand sto,.,,,
Tor week md today the sand ls b,inS
ins The city authorities have ordsyc,i
nres IN The business section 10 he ~
tnsulshed' Part OF the time ta5o,,
one could not see flfty feet 'S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

LgWIsNIIIe, Tex, Nov. l5,-Rav. p
1S q; r.hw sre nastor Of ;he NJ. d.
from Bonham. Tax, atiendlng IN NV INV
nual conference. lie w. xie.n ~ -
eeplion at che church last hisht which
vas iarEeiy attended. the exercises
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

Cleburne, Tex. Nov. l5.-Afr. Frod
Elckers and Mrs. Lula Mum were mar
ried last night,
Thomas Dixon, Jr.. lectured here
Wednesday and Thursday niehts Ia
appreciatlve audiences. This Is lis Sec
ond trip to Cleburne.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

foekdale' Tex, Nov. il.-AIr. W. c
bran delivered lecture on "Gau" M
the opera house last night to a Isr,,e
1ashionaple and appreciatise audience,
Cotton receipts have fallen on Very
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16
Jcnlon.N thn cnn..

!, Mckinney Tex. Nov i5.-t;e,rrA
Murtell shot Anderson Green thrans I,
ed him. "'"''s "o@hd-
Joalnnsv v'as the canse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

Detroit Tex, Nov lI,-James Gar.
ner struck Marsh Gray ON tho haaA
with pistol Monday evening Gra,.
died today at 10 O'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

~. ..asc, also Blood and skin diseases.
Syphilis, Eruptions, Hair FalllnF'
Bone Pains Swellngs, Sore Throat
Uulcers, Effects of Mercury. Kidney
and Bladder Troubles. Weak Back
Burning Urine, Gonorrhea. elect.
and prompt relief.
Piles. Fistula, Fissure and RUPTURE
cured by our new methods. Send for
circular.
Drs. Bctts q BcttS, 300 Main street.
opposite the Postofiice, Dallas, TEX.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16
DRS. BE TITS & Belts


Young. middle-aged
and old. single or mar
ried men, and all who
suffer from
LOST MANHOOD,
NERVOUS Debility.
SPERMATORRHEA,
SEMINAL LOSSES,
Sexual Decay, Failing
Memory, Lack OF Ener-
~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

Mr. w. II. Morton. foreman OF the
western Newspaper union press rooms.
and Miss Minnie Nonck were married
az the home of the b'idc's parents 10
Texas street, yesterday at p m.
Mr. CASTOR Meslier has returned
from n short visit IN St, Louis where
he he's been attending 10 some rail-
road business.
Major J. G. Lewis, southwestern
passenger ascent OF the Iron Noun ain
VITA HEADQUARTERS at Kansas City. mas
returned from a run over TO the r n
or so. N"'
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Aus unferrr 3wfitrn IMorgrnansgabf
pom, 2 III It q q.
Qlrbcit un0 sSnDuitrie.

Yitt8burg, 81. Gu9uit. - Die
BEL Der Sieung Der @onieren5 Der Sem
ltcrolass 6abrlfauten BON Ocn 6enlters
alasz9lrbeitcrn unterbreitcte yOGn,Sfala
lit einitimmig ubgepieien wOroen. 2lm
fommeuosn WOntu9 iOu nun auf Griu@
diem Der 2trbeiter in v0tOnOusabclas
0ouie" cine wcjterc Gpnicrcn3 itattfins
oen, un0 oieies GriudJen Der NrbeIter
nm Goniercn3eu in iold)' raider 9lufeis
nauOerfOIge miro BON Sic.cn ais elm
3ciden 0e8 fommeuocn 9fIf3ugc8 auf
nod nieori0cre &0bne betrabtet. Die
6abritbcrrtn idcincu nidt 5uriif Su
weiden, ion0ern auf ibren 6Or6crun9en
belteben ;u mOllen.
Die rgb9ar 9bOmions z tublwerfe"
in 9raoOod iinO an Der 9eriteluu9 BON
$500 S9mieOeciienbarrsn, Die ie cine
2onne wic9en, tbatig.
98ie beridtet mirO, iOGl Sic grt unO
@eiIe, wie oic EauScrplatten in ben
arOBeu 9Scrtcn in 9Onleiteao prOOirt
werCen, pollltanOig 9eanOert werOeu;
audi ncue 5nIpettOrcn iOllen anseltellt
weroen mn GOmmanSant Curtis foil
lieutenant 8llmer'8 4las unO Die
Ounlit perbunOcuc Sberuufitdt Hbcrs
nebmen.
Der getrieb Ses neuen 8aIic So9s
ofen5 in oeu lSertcn Der nSpan9z
Stabl giIen zGompasnie" wurOe UOrz
lcbte 9taht aufgenOmmen unO Die erlte
Site" um llbr 80 0tinuteu iertigges
iteut. 0as Gr5eu9niB ergub Is SOunen,
unO Der ioOhOfen arbeitet 5ufrleO:n'
ltelleuO.
Die ,MountsSernon>grube 9tr. 5, "
6eIIsr betannt als ,Woibunnon>Wine,
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ySr. 211.
8ntBBaHt Mno TcuermaHcr.

Sort EowuSero, @aib., 81.
2Iuguit. = Der 0ampier r&itp Of 20
pcFa" brddlte aus Suneau Die 9tudrtdlt
iiber cine wiitben0e 0teeelel inter Den
@bilcut 9nOl0nern, bel wrlher ich5
Wiann umGebrNdt uuo uiele uerwuns
bet wurocn. s3mti Sage uOrber laul
oeten III GbilcOt ;mei nit idlehtem
S6uapS bcIGoeuc tauaOii9c Sdalups
pen, unS boS @ctrGrt mur0e 9e9eu
55eue clngctauidt. Srgieu iOlQtcu Die
fem y6rluantcn 0eid)dite" Der 5nciaz
ner, uuO uui Die Sr9icn Sample, ME
iie utioer Ole FbaUtoijc nl6t trdumen
fam. Die ju0iancr, Obucbin pllO
uno fampIluitlg, utrOcn uuter Oen
uflulie 9eiitigcr Getranfc gcraOesu
teufliid. 3u 8eginn Oe6 @jslasc5
idnurteu iie iid in better Sarmonlc Su
Sunbertcn nm grOBc 5eucr uno trans
fen, biz Der Wiorgcu srautc. Oas aus
gcbenOc &ugeS9erirn erucdte ieOo6 OIc
gIutaicr. Sle tbcilteu ljb i'll 5wct
ieinOlitbe SuuIen puo itiir5ten nit nit
Dem Gebcul OuT chamber los.
Nclt abieit9 bOrte man oaS &I'
9eidrei. &cin &ciBer wagte iiA in Die
NGbe Der IilOen, unO crit am 9tadmIts
tag, al8 9lGeS iti(l gewOrOen, naberten
ii6 cipiliiute 0Ieniaen Der &iitattt.
9bnen bot iid) Gil 9raBIidcr 9lnbllf.
llebcrnq auf Der SScue lagen 2Oote nnO
Serwun6ete, mandc iurdtbur uerltiinr'
melt. Die Suoiuuer, wcldc unpcrlcst
entfumen, waren al oen StranO 9c9ans
gen, unO Orobtcn in ibrCm Slutourltc,
Seritartun9 ;u bolen, UNI iibcr Die 98ei'
Ben beriuiaaen unO lic 5u pcrnlbtcn.
1eetcre ianoten i'll ibrcr 9tnait nab
9uneau mn 9ilIe. Sur5 bepOr Der 20
pcta" ubieselte, idiiitc iid oiIi5sGol'
leftor Slater uad) @bilcOt nit SIlf8s
manni6ait ein, I'M Die lSbiSfeDz
S6mu9sler Su pcrbGiten, Ben lSulel 6u
cOnii83iren unO Die 3nbioncr gu banbis
Qeu. Die GbtlcOt SnOIaner frObnen
nodl benz SercnglauOeu
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u o I J c II.

Der 6euti d.a meritanil 9 e
Satbolifentag beslnnt am 81. Septeul@
Der in 2onispiQe, SD., Die @ei9aftSs
Seriummlun9eu Der Delesutsn unb Oc5
BrieIerbunOc8 rpcrOsn in Der ct. 8os
niiu3iusz&irhc ubsebulten wcrOsn unO
bieieni9tn Oe5 Sunoes Der fatboliI d1en
9iinsIlnq8sSereine I'M tatbOliifen Gu>
finO. .3pei grOBe Oiicntli9e Scriamm>
lun9en fiuben I'M auditorium. unO man
erpartct, oaB in elmer oerielbcn grss
bii6oi &aber UOn Wtilwaufee cine 9luz
iprads-b bolten lpirO. 0tebrcre Sii90fe
buben bereit8 ibr Gridciucn ;ugcia9t.
GIner Der SauptreDner im 9luOitorium
miro YOitmeiiter q. IS. Seiins BON
Chicago iein, Der Die an iba ersau9ene
Glnlaouu9 augenOnlmen bat.
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III Soueoalc, pcldc uOn Der rGCllicrle8'
So" puw0ltet wtrb, bat. nat elmer
llntb6tisftitSperio0e pOn iIber pier W!Os
nGtcn, ocn getricb wicOer auT9enoms
men. 3pcihun0ert Otann iinOem bas
Ourb 8ei1Gitlgung. Der SerianSt
bon ser Gjrubs geidicbt lIter Die ncue
.9lltoOnus FBilippSbur9sr ScrbinOunass
Sabn," oereu Frdiiocmt 9lttA5eiti8 Der
FrGlbcnt Der ,@Oajer;e5s@O. it.
2ancancr. pa, 81. 2(u9ut. -
Die 6aruum Saumuou Spinncreien
in heiiaer StaOt baben Bcuts bls sum
Il. September Ben 8ctrleb etngcitclt,
6a Der Waarcnuorrat5 auSu 9roB Qez
Woroen. Ssdsbunoert berlOnen gez
rutbcn in 6olge Dclien SsitUclle anger
glrbeit.
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"a. Sabrgang.
llmo oas Spfer pira nod) feruer sebrabt !!

1aheir Soils Inner
Srumptbogen SerH uOue dwHH n mn
8OsudB nban auf gsutH babn Der
Nadcg Irtfe uns
9ad9u ienSe Guntd tabeH IS CAB es Sde
1sbb.sl" i bnSw0d Sdur aan
Domutc Ssode
leat, 10
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Stuttaartse WrCanobeits< llnter,fua.

Nus ben felnitsn StOfieu semadt, nit re.
aelmdBig searbeteten 9tdbten iertis sseut.
Sieie 8aoreu meroeu pom pieleu unierer
beruorragenOeH Ierste empfobleu, Hno Der
Yreis tit nomiuel. 9aS glfortimeEt nmfaB
ad)t rerihteoeue Sdneren-bon Der fetuiten
@ase bis sum ldIperiteu S9interffofie fir
.6crreu, Sameu uno ainber in Union.
Ausii9eu, eilieluen @emduoern, giattbem.
ben, SuiemIrmeru, 2eibbiupeH u. i. 10
0tau unteriude uulere GualitGteu gtr. "a
uuD ~ fir bic Ses5itga,o.rube.
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0ausbaltsz z@aarcn.

100 9ubenb tiirfiidsr 5anbtiider, % bel
SO, 12lc. oaS Stiid.
so Duteub q bel q groBer bOblidumiger
baumwOQeuer Settti1er, S5c. jebes.
100 0uteue q bel y GROCER hoblldnmlz
ger Setttii1er aus lltica'er Vioullelln, 623e.
6as Stiid.
100 0uteub 2! bel 81 sroBerBamlutta 'er
uno gtem. SeSfOraer SetItiifer, 85c. bas
Stiif.
25 Stif s!4 haltenoeu uOllg.bieidten
StfOamaitS. YrObefiide, 81 Die YarO
iuertb, fir 99c.
25 Stid ieiueu Soppelten 9amatsS atel'
9inueus. $1.ho uertb, fir 81. 10 Die 9arO.
500 9uetuO 4 grOBer uOuse5Ieid1ter S.r=
oietteu. $3 bas Susenb wertb, fiir $3.50.
Cine Sife IA GROCER Nollbeden, cuca
5 Ytuuo id)mer, 1925 bas Vaar.
Cine Siite 1914 ertrasroBer felner Sam's
lieuz 8oaOedeu, @rua.Qualitdt, etWa g.
Ytunb pieseub, SIS oas Yaar.
100 Saunen.G onlfortables. polle 9r0Be,
nit elesaHtem inportirtem Gbiue uberSo=
gen, $3.50 werth, fir $5 baS Stiid.
100 18s, 90 unb 22si0li9e Oaune usSopf.
fiNeu, nit irau;6Nihsm Sateeu iibersogen
uub betrauif pQS Stid 81.
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SrGnnr.

Suruto9a, Ny, 81. 9tu9nit.
- I'm 9 llbr beute &Ormittag cntltanO
in Oem 2aborntorium pom 6arr &
Srigbtmau Ourd llcberbieun9 pom 81
fO9ol Gin 8rano. Die breuncnOe Sill
T9fsit srgOB iid iiber SEQ. 6, 9tcwlanO
unO Oeiien 6ruu, unO ebe bic 6Iammen
geIOibt wtroen fOnntcu, bate Uraa
NewlanO ebensQciGbrlihe YrlnOmuns
ben bauOn 9etrugeu. 98ulIucc 6rcnd
unS S5far guereicp ertittcn bel Dem
Seltrsben, gtewlnHo unO ce6cn 0attln
pcm iidcren GoOe ;u retten, l6lImme
Sranomunoen.
8atOnsROu9e, ga, 81. 9lusult.
- Der Sam 9iun," ein Pittsbur9er
S6leppboOt. lueldc8 Dem SoblentranSs
port oiente, lit beute bis auT Ben &aiz
ieripieg,l abssbraunt. Der Shaoen
betrG9t $4,000.
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SerrcnansfaiFrnngs> >glrtifel.

yic9lige ptm0eN flr NIanner, eheUiOt.
seUebe' SunOtraSen, Spiejod, ,uOlsrStaltt,
IA bis Il grOB, 9sItreift aui luelBem @-urOe
uuo giatte Earbeu, 9fola, Slau, 2aoenO.l
II. i. no., aua eluige aus impOrtirten Wa=
oraier 3uf)eu, trubere 4rslie SO Gents bis
$l.25. Gum abdluhe 17e. pGs StHf.
WiannS.Ne NegIiBe.9emoen, a.biigelts sra.
gen unb Dtanhetten, 81 uno $l.25 merth.
Mauns yte9ise' 6emDen, abnehmbare
Sraqeu, bisher 81 uub $1.25.
9ebiiselte Ssrreus 3alas5enoen, buute
Suisu. bsber 81. Die Nuswagl ir9enb
zines soc. oQS Stif.
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Sunte &leioeritofie.
Sc6War5e J(eiOer5euge.

so @taf 40 bis As .3oG b-etter Yreitlp'-
ider Notwithstanding, 81 uuo $l.25-
Sabrlta:e, fir zoe. Die Darb.
25 stId 80 3ou breiter Sturm-Serges
idru.rer Gualtat, Der 2ugerreit zines Sa=
britanteu, in jsOer Siuitdt garantirt, 81 DIE
Daro mertb, fir 79c.
10 Stid % 3ou bveiter iduarser Gbe.
uiots, Yreis ST Die 0arO.
10 StId AZ 3oa brsite- Smperial. Ser9c.
10 Stud 45 jSOQ breiter 0eur,euaS.
10 Stud 40 SOL brelter Sturm- SergeS.
10 Stiif 80 3Oq treiter gsblumterSacquuro'
!3euge; ole auswaBl 49c. Die YurO.
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EhiHsfGrten

mad, uno BON europa iibcr Sremeu oosr Saats
burd tsforst hi.
1rpeeifian eeS = eitidaea 6errefp pnceuteu,s
S.s9.sg6s EatimoTcsStr. uae EoF'SfFessaps4
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