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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23

TIM sah-srises h~svsy gives path. scsiee
thss ~ he's is~a daily sppsisse-i ny ihc iiosof.
BIZ Jsire NJ prohate Zoe ths C.anty Of osfarl,
e~sats %
DAVID X uEAN. late % nryw nael.
IN sah County. seyes~-i. by EivisE tsossi Ne the
hv dirvsts: ~ thervfcv rv-lue-ts ell I<fsons
lnaue.iiai~ payment, AMI thee vh. have ANY
demands therves " eihibts the sams 10
Jas. IA. I-el. Hi o. BEA>.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23

rxxss Ell N year N pail -srsstiy IN s.iy.s"s.
oshervt-s tas year. >inxs e"plss cs"s-
ApvsErtssns~rs An lexsl siyersi-eunsnts afe
styen tkrvs consecutive tn-srtious ter W. ~
tesh In sagth ~ celaaa. -p<sAi cretSe
us.is via kssl. ,rsnslsus ani ye@fH s"s'us
err
jos rsIstt~a ,->s~ uVs. tat pre--ss, .ss>n
rswer. sxpsrissce-i ~erkmen anil 80 ptess
con hias b, mske this dspsrtmsus OF car ea-i
Bsss oomplss< AMI PcyalAr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
GEoRGE A. WILSON, Ju.is,.
ALBLKr u. PARK. Rssi.,s,

ONtpRp. &c Al Q Court % frol-aie hsli II
Parts. within AMI Zoe Tho toanty ~ os
furi. 90 Tia thiri rss.isy ~ Jan. \. u. l-t
seorsis 4 nrsil~y. hsras-i fserut'ix In Q
certain Instrumsnt paryaftins O. ~ the As,
9th ant ts.tsnent 20 THOMAS DAY. late ~
tryebuTs In sshi teonty. de.sa-s.i. hsttns pre-
-snts-i ths ssta~ fsr Probate
OnpsHrp. That the ali vstitionsr give notios
b. ell t-rsons intsrv-tsst, ~ ean.lng q eopy II
M. of,lsr o. 10 pabllsh~t thrvs vcsks sae.ss
.i,,ly In the Otfori p,mo.rst prniei Al Paris
that thsy NAY sptrar a Q frvlsts 'oan " -
Tuesday - tsb. Bstt. 81 nine o'cls-k In The for~
ns-sn, ami sbo~ cause N any they have. shy ths
.sli ln.trumsnt shouht nat - pfUtel. approved
ab.i silo~r,i a. The last Win AMI Testament II
GEo. 4. WILSON, jgis,.
A true copy -Atis-s =
ALRLRI %. PARk. Rssi..er.
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GEORGE A. WILSON. JsiF-.
wv" wv kInsRr u. rAnk. Res,.,sr

OXFORD, &c At Csart % Probate heli a
Paris within an.i zoe the Coanty ~ Oxford. on
the thiri Tuesday ~ ian. 4. q, l.s-
Mssy. y poasla... vtiow ~ WILLIAM \.
DOUGLASS. late ef fryshurE deo.a-es'. hs,ins
the fsr-onsi rstsis of sail dses-~i
Osbsntp, That ths sslsi Petitioner give n"tiss
b. eli t~r-.ns tntsrv.ssst, by esn.inf q eopy ~
this orier ~ 10 pubiisbei thrvs vevks -arrss
si,.ly To- Tho Osf.ri n.ma-rst. ptints.i a fan..
In .sli Coartv, that thy mar sptsar ~ Q Pro
hate t.art o. ~ hakisn a Parts. In ssli t"aa
~. On th~ thiri Tuesday ~ Web. ns,t. ~ uins
.'ch-k In Tho fafvpoon. snfi .hou esa-s. " any
GIo. A. WILSON. Jsiss.
A trs oopy-siis.t -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
NOTICE OF sai.s.

Pursuant o. q neepse from the IIon. Juise u
Probate, for The Ccsnty % OsfOri, shall ell az
pubic auction. on the hr-t day 81 March A. ID.
Issl Al ten oel<k In the forenoon. % the once of
Ilerrtek a Psrk In Bstbei. In ssd county, all the
nxhi, title and interest," which khIatsth =.
Brvun. late 81 .aii hsthei, sicseased, hal In and
~ the fslhyuisg pamesi sol de-sribsi rial estate,
via Lone undivided hslf part 81 certain tr.e!
os parvel % Land stu te-i In ssid Bsthei s"d
ipinsissi ant de-<rttei ~ follows. o. VT -
loussiei so,tbery by land of frt %. Hove.
sastsriy by land of ibahlsi Mason. .oatheriy by
land ef Ckaries q. kimbsii. westerly BY hnd OF
IpsIey Z. Yoans, bsisr the william y. Brcsn
homesteai farm together with all the rirh, u.le
and insxrest with has come or sesfvei 70 ,he
estate Of said knfai<th =. brown ~ us ,ow
81 half PAN 90 saia trsst bsti by ssd hns.'ssh
nown a Oh. time q he, dcr..> f,ss s . one
al. isrs. ssd rscoriei In osferi Registry OF
Dee<is, book go. paEe ~
A'" WILLIAM .. Snowx. Adns.
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x..,.. ., s....s Meeting 81 cr.a,,.,.
s..... .ss....A s.....s .s c..a,.... IL

S.sss. ssss.sA asssi.s 90 cssSissss D.
lssslvsssy.
TO the erssiIsors ~ CIiARLEs =. SILVER nj
Rumfsri, In the Ceunty ofOxfori AMI state Of
Nsine, Insslvent tbri,tsr.
Yoa au hervby soSinei. That with the approx
Al Of the Iusise of The Court ef ibselverty faI
All Cosnty, The secead Meeting % NE Crci
NOR % ssld lnsel,eat V apyelnisl 70 7. heh q
on Wednesday, tbe aiss day of teb.. A. u. led
81 aiss o'eicsk In ths fssvnsoa. fea vii govern
yvurpelves accordingly.
Giyss under ny kand ssi The erisr Of Cosr'
...,.:.g =! p =. NO . 3: T. o'.
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NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.

u.i,<r-an.s CAsrva. Res. C.rsnse 4. Assell
Faster. Pp.ThlnS -stvice ca sasstsy. ~ 10 ~
49, sabbath .sks-aL ~ or.n
s.<sad Congregational Charh. ket. ~
nkiessl. fssss. fresshiss sssttss. sasaat
MsstlnE. s@r ~. wxuAr N~Aiy trsyrf
Meeting. : M. -, Wednesday. Nesss fssps'
u.~stiss ttsisy NJ er.h.
Msth.-li-t tkarh. iisv. j. u. esisrts. fass"r
IflWs. ~s-ial lyeaing Meeting. T;@ .. ~.
ru.-isy Prayer Meeting. IN 2. ~. Gas
Msstins trtlsy. nF.a
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Nssiss Of ss...a M..,l.s 81 crsdi'ss'

To the Creditors ~ JOSIAH q. ruLLER Of
Canton, In the County ~ oxford AMI stzts
Of Maine. tnsol,ent De,t.r.
You are servsy nosine.i. That with the appro,
al of the Jusige of ths Court of Insolvency
for ssli County the seroni Meeting ~ the Crv-i
itor. % saii in-.i,ent IL appointed to We he'll 81
the proiat. Coar room In Faris In sAii Co9nty
ON "Wednesday the fi.t day of fsb. \. ID. isS.
81 nine o'eLrk In the foresocn. Yoa viii govern
yourselves accordingly.
Gi,sa asisr my baud and the orisr % Court
i.th day of Jan, 4. u. lsd.
AInkgr %. PARK. Register % the Cosr'
of Insolvency for sahi County 90 Offori.
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A trss eopy-siis-t -
oyvnRp. .. At |. oour o. Probate hi q

ONtORp. &c Al 9 Court ~ rro,sis heti II
rsrs. vithir ami Zoe Tho toanty ~ Osforf
cn the thiri Tuesday % Jan. A. q. tss.
u. Andrvvs. nams-t Hx~~utor In esr
tais ln.trumsrt puv,-sr,ins ~ 10 Tho lat VII
ss.i Ts.tsmsst eftf sHRiSr W. sNtvt~rtH
late ~ Norway. In sat toantr, de.cs.el,
having prr>snts-i Tho same Zoe Probate
OspsHSb. That the ssh Istitlonsr rive nssies
" eli Isr.ons intsrv.tei by causing copy ~ M.
or,ier o. 10 pubn.hssi thr.s uesk. sscssssi,sly
4. The Otfcri Dvmo<rst pr,n,ei N rsr., that
thsy may apysaf 81 O Probate Coar o. 10 hsil u
Paris In ssid Coanty. 90 the thiri Ts~-isv Il
teb. nest. % . % the Elsa In ths fsvnosn, sns'
sho~ esa-s N Any thsy have. ~hy The .shl
in.tfumsnt shsah nas 10 pfe,-i, spprw,c, an
sliy~ei .. The last Win ssi Testament ~ sshl
ae.es~-,, AMI thai y. u. Asivv- -
Gro a. WILSON. Jaas,.
A true copy -Aiis.sf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23

Tia .ub.erii<r bsrv.y si,ss public notise ths,
che has len duly apys.lnts-i by the lIoserab'e
Juirv ~ prDlAts Zoe the Coanty 90 o>f.ri sssi
s.sume'i The trust Of Admisl'srs'ris OF The q.
JOItN 7. HALL. lale 20 Caniss.
IN said Coaety. deeeascf. by si,ins t-csd ss The
Law dlrvsts. sh~ thewforv rvgsssts ell Isr-ons
indslts>i ~ The estate % ssh aeces.s-i IA rnsks
Immediate pay meet asd tho-e Who have any lie
massis th~rvoa o. eshihit the same o.
Ian. "a. iss. LUCY q. HALL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
A true copy
oSVoRp. .. Al Cour % rro,.,s hsh .

OXFORD. &c al q Csur ~ rrolsie hsi a
Parts, within ssi Coz The County ~ Osfori. "a
the thiri rus.isy ~ Jsn, 4. " LED
tlI o. MAN. namet ttesutsf IN
CERTAIN Ih.trumsbt yurp"rtins Ca - The last VII
AIT r.s,s~snt % THOMAS ~,>ns. LAD.
~ HFu~naskt In .shi tosnty. de-sN.~i
tssins pfv-snts-i The sane Coo frplssts
psptHtp That The sAh I.stitioner EiV'
notice - all Tsr-oa. tntsr.sts-i ~ esusins
copy % IN. orlsr ~ - pahhshs.i hrvs seskl
saccessltsly In The Otfsr,l f,~weFat rtints-i d
Paris, that thsy nay appear a Q frohats toar
" - hshi a Paris. In all t"anty. on ths thir
rss~iay % tsh nsst "a Hlns oels-k n
The for,na-sn, ansi .hos ean... n sny thy have
uhy ths ssi Ia.iruasnt skoahi not ~ pr,,ts-i 40
prv,ei All slio~ci ss the aa VIII AMI Tssts
msnt % .sii deosss~i. AMI that b. Il
~ spt-olntei esscuts'.
1ro. 4. WILSON. Jsds,.
A true eopI ...,,.., !.
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! ''O' 'oV'', .iS,rf D r,ns u,.,.,,,

ONtOgi,. &c III . Coar % rrslate heit q,
Paris. within ani Zoe the toabty ef Dtfor'f
On the thlri Tuesday ~ Jan. 4. u isst.
Ably % Curtis. naa.ssi t,e.ut'is In Q es.tsin
fa.trumsnt psrt-nfting o. 10 ths last VIII snd
rs.tsmsnt 90 ISAAC = CURTIS. s,s II
Gr.er~u.-i. 4. ssit County, des.a-ssi, ksttns
prv-snts~t the sane fer Probate
OHbtsrp. That tho ali Istitieesr give naties
~ al psfsons intsFvsssi. by esusins .opy ofthi.
orisr b. ~ pubn.hssi thr,e wesk. sa~e-siV,iy
In ths psfori p,mo-fsi pfints.i At Paris, that
They MAJ apIsar Al frUbsis Count " -
hill II fsr.. In ALI ,oapty. on The thiri Tue.
ha-sn, sBi .hy~ sau.s N any they have. uhy ths
sail tn.truussnt shoah nas 10 prose-i. spprosci
anil Alloucl q. Tho last win ami Testament ~
.sii decreased. ant that nsnJsmin pssi. ~ Part.
10 sgtsiRts.i atnihi.trslr With Ihs sill sn
nsNei. saii nahss.i .tec usTis having decnbsi The
GEoRGE A. WILSON. Jsis,.
A true sOpy -si.e-,
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S.,,.. .fs.s..A n..s,.x Of cs.a,,.s. In

Nstiss sfsssssd Meeting % Crsditsss is
1sseivsasy.
To the sr-iitors ~ HENRY u. BARTLETT
% Br.uBhsll. In the County ~ oxford AMI
state 20 Maine, insolsent pebtor.
lou are hseby notihesi, that With The approval
% the JsiSe 81 The Court 90 Insolvency foe .sil
county, thu second MEETING % The srv.litors oi
.aii fn..lvent IL appointed ~ be he'll nj The
on Wednesday the si.t day % feb., ID. l<%
at nine o'el,-k In tLs fOrebosa.
You vii govern ycur-eive. sccoriinfiy.
Given uhier my hAbi aud the orier ofCoar'
thls i.th day % Jan, 4. ID. l-s.
ALHEHr ID. PARK, Register ~ the Gear
20 Insolvency. for said County OF Oxfsri.
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WANTED.

To hire . mAn fsrs moath. 90 Year on farm
Adsire.- =. Y. HlsBek.
No. WATERFORD, Maine.
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ONFORpss
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ,uigI
AND RpAD hiLl-.
usrsu iusr Tern, I'D.
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The purpose Of the coupon Is to pay
YOU for putting . new name on our list.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23

From the many Kind words Of approx
al coming from the Democrats sxcur'
slonlsts we select = few for publication
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23

Af,eccd & gSrbss:
Please send me Art Series, Nos. = and
.. No. I arrived aud am very much
pleased with the same.
Very respectfully,
n. l.. MEICuER.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-12-15
MIR. HARTNIAN'S BILL.
The Congressman's Plan for the
Free Coinage of Silver.

The following is the full text of
the bill for the free coinage of
silver, introduced in the house by
Congressman Hartman, of Mon~
tana:
"Be it enacted by the senate and
house of the United States of
America in congress assembled ):
That from and after the passage of
this act all h. lders of silver bull
lion to the amount of 500 or more,
of standard weight and fineness,
shall be entitled to have the same
coined at the mint of the United
States into silver dollars, of the
weight and fineness provided for
in the sacond section of this act.
"Sec. 2. That the silver dollar
provided for in this act shall con-
sist of 4124 grains of standard
silver, said dollars to be a legal
tender for all debts, dues and de-
mands, both public and private.
"Sec. 3. That the holders of
the silver dollars herein provided
for shall be entitled to deposit the
same and receive silver certificates
in the manner now provided by
law for the standard silver dol
lars.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-12-15

The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
hiss purchased the Seattle Tele-
graph, and the latter publication
will be discontinued. The Tele-
graph has long been the leading
democratic daily paper of the state
of Washington.
Newfoundland is convulsed with
a financial panic. Business is par
alyzed, banks are wrecked, and
London, Halifax and Montreal have
been appealed to for Gnaucial as
sistance.
The Pacific Insurance Union may
dissolve because of internal dis
sensions.
A mammoth cotton trust by
Southern brokers is the latest.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-12-15

thereby. Those beliefs appear to
us to be foolish, or perchance on
the verge of the ridiculous. 1t is
quite possible that some OF our pet
beliefs may appear the same to
them. No one has monopoly on
sense. Each person seems to have
soft spot in the brain. 1t is a very
common thing for one to refuse to
give credence to another's absurd
tiles, and at the same time cling
tenaciously to his own. If we
must unavoidably step upon our
friends corns, we should at least
take off our hat and apologize.
Because man does not believe
as we do it does not follow that he
is either fool or knave. A
man who is sure that he is right
and that everybody else who diff
fers with him is wrong, is simply u
conceited fool himself. There are
men who are not willing to credir
their opponents in politics with
the possession of common sense.
There are unbelievers in religion
who rave of free thought as if no
one who accepts religion ever did
any thinking. All this is wrong.
1t does not fall to any one person
to discover the whole truth. 1t
does not fall to any one person to
believe and practice all of folly.
A vein of truth, however narrow,
runs through all parties, all creeds
and all beliefs.
1t is said that mems judgments
are. like their watches; none run
just alike, yet each believes his
own. If this is the caso in re-
gard to our reason, how much
more so is it in respect to our faith.
AS our watch may be vastly super
ior to another, SC also may the
faith of one be of stronger and
better timber than that of his
neighbor. He who has little or no
faith in anything would seem to be
IN poor business to be boasting, of
it. AS we'll boast of color blind
ness, or his lack of appreciation of
musical form. : If faith aud intu-
ition are necessary qualities of the
mind, as philosophers claim that
they are, then he who boasts that
he believes nothing but what APP
peals to his senses, simply pub
fishes to the world the fact that
his mind is not filled out to its
proper proportions, and that an
important factor is lacking in his
mental makeup.
QUILL DRIVER.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-12-15

THE Fargo Argus is against the
proposed law requiring eighteen
months residence in divorce cases.
1t says one divorce case has
brought 800, 900 to that city and
all merchants, shopkeepers, livery
men and hotel keepers have shared
in the added benefit. This is one
of the most remarkable arguments
ever written. 1t would apply as
well to murder cases. Therefore
let murder be committed in order
that Fargo's business men may
reap greater or less number of
shekels. That is North Dakota
enterprise for you with venge-
ance.-Leader.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-12-15

AN EFFORT will be made at the
coming session of the Legislature
to divide the judicial district now
composed of Teton, Choteau, Fer
gus, Valley and Flathead counties.
1t is intended that Choteau, Fer
gus and Valley form one district
and Flathead and Teton another
The Acantha is very much in
favor of the formation of this new
district, and for its Judge we pro.
pose the nan of James Sulgrove,
the present efficient county attor'
ney of Teton county.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-12-15

If OUR representatives in the
Montana Legislature wish to make
records for themselves, they will
not oppose the creation of the
eleventh judicial district, to con-
sist of the counties of Teton aud
Flathead. They will also see to it
that the presiding judge is not a
carpet t-bagger." Among Teton
countys lawyers there is some
very excellent judicial timber. We
presume the same is true in Flat
head. Our representatives should
elect from one or the other of these
counties, the man best qualified
for the position-and we know of
no better man than James Sui
grove, of Choteau.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-12-15

ARIZONA and New Mexico will
have become states before the
democrats go out of power, leav.
ing only Alaska out of the sister,
hood of states.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-12-15

CONGRESS has made an appro'
priation for the collection of the
income tax. We are perfectly
willing to pay on our colossal in,
come. Come around, Mr.. Collec
tor, and get our check.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-12-15
Random Shots.

Those who do not believe in the
somewhat fantastic doctrines of
spiritualism, luck-boards and hoo
docs generally, are indulging in
profane snickers over the Gault de-
velopments in Celatabus, Ohio.
Twenty years ago Johnny Gault
disappeared from his home in that
city. He was fifteen years of age
at the time. Not being heard
from for several years he was
mourned as dead by his relatives.
The gentle and sorrowing mother
sought spiritualistic medium for
consolation. The medium had no
difficulty in summoning the spirit
of the lost son from the elysian
fields, and the mothers grief was
greatly assuaged by the long and
frequent conversations which she
held with the departed shade. A
few days ago Johnny came march
ing home. He is now thirty>five
years of age, Drowned by his many
years of exposure to the hardships
of life upon the western plains.
He stoutly asseverates that he has
not been dead at all. He insinu-
ates that the medium is either the
victim of j diseased imagination,
or not strictly truthful, or both.
1t is 70 doubt very amusing to
the young man in question to thus
upset the doctrine of spiritual in
tercourse and the pretensions of
the medium. Tt would be hard to
decide whether the mother exper-
fenced more joy in embracing her
living son or in conversirg with
his supposed spirit. While the
mediumistic farce was being en>
acted, she had a strong, abiding
faith. That faith had twined
around her soul and becrme a part
of her existence, When the ten
drills were so rudely torn away,
it was destroyed, and she was like
a ship in a storm, without a COM
pass. Although the presence of
the son in life, health and strength
was Joy and solace to the mother
heart, yet her beautiful, trusting
faith was wreck forever. 1t is a
question whether it would not
have been better to have allowed
her to live on in the blissful dream,
believing that the spirit of her boy
was now and then leaving the
ineffable glories OF the spheres to
converse with her.
The man who drives the quill
has often thought that we are too
careless in making light of those
things which are sacred to others
We too often endeavor to uproot
the fancies or beliefs of our friends
when there is nothing to be gained
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-12-15

The man who drives the quill
has often thought that we are too
careless in making light of those
things which are sacred to others
We too often endeavor to uproot
the fancies or beliefs of our friends
when there is nothing to be gained
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-18
Cages Nemigfeiten.
3 II la IL b.

Sic gntiheibung bes Sol &eeOe5
pom hnbamt5oepartement, monu6
@ountp :8onb5 ieber art als geiebIi6es
lmlaufsmittel gelten bGrfteu, bat in
ben Ginan3fteiien beS Oitens cine lebs
bafte Oppolition beroOrgerufen, neil
babur9 gemiKermaBen rWilbfaBen:
8anfen" in iebem @ountp beg 2duoes
gei9affen merben miirben. Wtan bat
ben S6aBamtsletretdr Carlisle be-
ltirmt, &eepe5' Gnti6eibung gu tpibers
rufen, allein berielbe bat eS porge3o.
gen, bic san8e Qngelegenheit bem @es
neralanmalt aur 8esutadtuug gu un=
terbrei.en.
Die 2erom. unterlu9ung in Nen
Oort f6rbert INNER neue 8eiipiele fiir
bic alsemeine Corruption Der bortisen
pollSei gu Sage. Ser Nupalt @off
ertIdrte, DaB er troB Der eingebenbite
unteriu6uEs feline Nrt bon @efhdftss
betrieb ermittelt babe, beren 8ertreter
ni6t bon Der Yoli3ei in Der f6amloIes
fen Weife gei9r0pft pOrben ieien.
- Ser berforbene &rofus Sobn
@reier bat lein Serm0gen i'm 8etrage
Don mebreren Wtillionen Dollars Der
Stabt Gbicaso unb elmer 9lnaabl bon
8ir9en unb Grsiebunss Snitituten
berma1t. 9laein So. 100000 perben
our @rrihtuns unb 4ustattung elmer
groBen bfentli6eu Bibliotbet in Gbis
cago, bic ben gtamen bes SeitatorS
trdgt, permenbet werben.
= Su Chicago bat elm Serr &obrs
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9raperten, Yortieren, Seppide !,

guer Setm lam nit ipenieea Wtitte!n se.
miltbli4 uno elegant einssri9tet werDen unb
3u bieiem 8ehufe pertpeiien mir Sud, auf
nnier Departement in Oraperier,, Yortierer,
6ancp Matten, Sibies, Searfs, 8orlesern,
feineH Seppiben &c.
@ebrudte grepes fir Draperien, So @ents
rer Darb.
@raatoOne eeiben fir Draperien, BON 65
Gents bis 81 so.
Oas Neueite in iapaneiiiden Draperien.
Silfine Sibies, 25 unb 35 Gents iebes.
Sancp Stubl:Scarfs, pradtpoae Muiter,
20, 25 unb 35 cents.
Ganep Chenille Matten, gang aeu, 40 &c
@entS.
Ganep Sfuss in peridieoenen @r5ben, $l.5C
bis $3.50.
Sn feinen 2aben Ger Stabt finbet mar
bibi9ere Seppde gu 10 niebrisem gretle ale
bel 8 @plfion. 8ommt unb iiberseust Sud
6raet nah ben greiien unb Sbr werOet faufen
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aber ntwtsbel ltopeniser i6dte unb ltebe
t9 Cid TIM Detner Gborbeit lpillen
ooppelt, un0 t6 weroe = l6meisen.
Wenn Du flus unb oorii6tts btit,
mirit 0u Srau 9opltnion iiberli item,
obeletd eff iii6tise gDeiber sefabrs
lt6er iinb, alS alle Teufel ber 9Olle.
griiBe mir Silba unb ia9e tbr, baB
ite mid ni6t mebr srt fiir9ten brau6t.
2ebe mobl! Giel Slid 5u Deiner
i6pierisen Qufgabe!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-18
Clccflic 0itfer8.

Dtei.S pstlm 1T 70 pobibstonnt nnb 70 popular
bepcrf 1ae, bic eS lem ,ls sebrau6ten. fttmmea
nit ein In iein Sob. @tne re;rere Mehctn siebt es
ut4t, unb eS ptrb Garantie seletiet, oab fe Aues
leiitet, mas man p0a tbr psripIt4. Gleette StterS
SeidpIre auSi4las, GalsfuB nb anpee Splsen
iareinen SlueS. G8 treibt ba8 IRalarta Bteter
luS benz epitem, beust bemielben Dor unb tetlt es
ielbf in ben bartnddtsfen Tduen. GS curirt Rcpi-
i4mer er, 8lutanbrans EaH bem aopfe unb Mis' are.
geriuae bas Glectre Stters 9etluns wirb sarartrt,
ooer bas Gelo Surhdyesablt. Brei8 per Slaihe SO
Gems uno 81 tn allen @pptbeten. gB9elelale BET
applpb Dretb. Gbpmpfon & 60.
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eSu nnierem Seioe=9 =9epartemeut

seben tpir btfanntIi9 itnmer ben Son an.
Sunterbare Stoffe uno biuise Yreiie.
9errlite 8aid, @eiben3enge so gents
tpertb, fir 38 Gents.
u ettaten III eeitretiteu feinfarirten unb
anberiptit semuiterten Seeen3eusen gu 81,
81 % unb aufipdrts.
5aillesseibsnitoffe gu S1O0.