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The Portland daily press., 1895-05-15

PIesQue Isle is to have a public garden
an organization having been formed of
which Hon. L. Fl. Phair is president, to
grade and improve large lot of land in
that village as public garden and park.
One hundred and eleven babies have
been entered for the grand baby show
which takes place in the Coliseum Gar
diner, Thursday of next Eweek, and new
names are coming in every day. The
committee having charge of this depart
ment are of the opinion that there will
be l5C in the building at that time. Rev.
SIS. Cummings Of the Home for Little
Wanderers" Boston, is to be one of the
judges.
There is no record during the intense
heat Of midsummer when cattle at pas
ture in this State were ever SO overcome
by heat as to die from suustroke. Yet an
exchange reports that cattle belonging
to James Vickery, OF Unity, at pasture
OH Tuesday of last week were SO over
come that one COW died, apparently from
this cause.
Blanks have just been sent out flom
the State insurance department. to the
town clerks throughout the State, upon
which they will keep a record of the fires
which occur in their respective towns
during the year In answering ques-
tions upon these blanks, the clerks will
furnish the department with complete
account of the fire in general way,
A woman from Lubec has been award
ed s1,10o damages by the jury for i'm
perfect sidewalks in Lubec.
1t is reported that East Corinth is
afflicted with pest of beetles.
There is big fruit tree sale in Maine
this year, also prosperous trade in
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-15

The New England Telephone Company
here gave a concert to the mem bers and
guests of the Central Club at Rock land
last evening. Prof. Hatch rendered sew
eral cornet and banjo solos, and J.W.
Barbour gave several solos on the har-
monica. The music was plainly audible
in the hall at Rockland and encores were
demanded.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-15
MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered by CORES
pondents of the Press.
Brunswick.


Brunswick, May IA. Miss Eva Taylor
Of Portland is visiting Miss Edith
Nash. Cumberland street.
rector of ST. PauPs Episcopal
church of Brunswick, went to
Boston Monday for few days stay.
Rev. f. W. oandford is hoding services
at New Meadows.H The mission at which
he has been preaching has been closed
indefinitely.
An exciting meeting of firemen was
held in Topsham Monday evening.
The selectmen recently appointed a
chief engineer for the fire company,
whom, it seems, was distasteful to the
quence Of his action, the company met
last night and disbanded. At present
the only company to protect the town in
case of fire is the old Veteran Company.
A case of assault and battery was
brought against Clarence Litchfeld in
the municipal court this morning by
Nathaniel Jones. Litchfield pleaded
noIo contendere, and was put under $500
bonds to appear Saturday morning at
O'Clock.
North Yarmouth
North Yarmouth, May Is. Cum ber-
lnnd county Pomona Grange met with
Wesoustigo Grange on Saturday, May IL.
Quite large number were present from
out of town and pleasant and profitable
meeting was held.
Mrs Wm. Marston has been visiting
friends in Deering.
The remains of Mr.. Charles Cushing.
a native and former resident of this
place, were brought here and buried in
Walnut Hill cemetery on May 18th.
Miss Mabel Skillings is spending few
days in Haverhill, Mass.
Mr.. L. Hayes has let his farm for the
coming season to A. f. Sawyer.
Miss Alice Vannah is stopping at
Cape Elizabeth for few weeks.
Richmond.
Richmond, May q. There was heavy
frost here last night, which froze the
ground in many places. 1t will doubt
less do injury to fruit blossoms, which
were brought out by the ususually warm
weather of last week.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-15
shrub berry.

The day for the celebration OF the Town
OF Litchf1eld's Tooth birthday mas peen
settled upon as Aug.21.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

Sea Moss Farine. Tooth
some, Nutritious, Econom-
lcal set. package makes
10 quarts various dessert
dishes. Receipts with each
package. Write for Fairy
Story Book, illustrated.
Buy Farine of all Grocers,
or package mailed on re-
ceipt of IS cents.
Lyon Manufacturing Co.,
43 South Fifth St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-15
STATE TOPICS OF INTEREST.

Friday A. H. Whitmore, of Verona,
shipped sturgeon to Boston that he
had captured in his salmon weir meas
urino 10 feet from tip to tip, and Sun
day Sheehan's fish market received one
still alive that was captured in the same
way by Albert Hopkins, of Orland, that
measured eight feet and weighed 400
pounds.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-15

1t is reported that East Corinth is
afflicted with a pest of beetles.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-15

A woman from Lubec has been award
ed s1,100 damages by the jury for i'm
perfect sidewalks in Lubec.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-15

There is big fruit tree sale in Maine
this year, also prosperous trade in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-09-05
9fiebrige Staten nah Gbip, eSnbis
atta nnb eyaiapis tudbrenb bes
Mapnats geptember.

NuBer Der / Gent &ate nod 2ouiSs
bile, &p., fir bic @. q. g. 3nlanls
lnenfunft bonn s. bis IL. September,
bat bic 3. & .. g. %. Gp. 8rfri9s
tungen getroffen n 2ouisb@ mad
ct, 2ouis, 5pringfielb, Sls., @ins
cinnati, parfersburs, Wsarietta, @bils
lieotbe, Columbus, Dabton, 5prings
fielb, Ohio, 3anesbiIe, Siffin, Gas
lion, Solebo, Sort WaDne unb a | lie n
a anberen 6tdbtenim Gtaate, bic
innerbalb 300 Meilen bon 2ouispille
enifernt liegen. Elm Hunbreiiebiqet fir
ben preis elmer Gabrt gum 8erfaufe
aus3uhelen, um ben Yeteranen unb
beren 5reuHben cine @elegenbeit su bies
ten, ibre friibere 6eimatb In obens
genannten Staaten au beiu6en.
9iefe Billette iinb in ben Officen ber
9. & 8. unb g. %. Rp. in 2ouiss
billie, Stem Nlbanp un6 SefferionpiGe
am 13. unb IA. September au erlan.
gen, nnb bleiben giiltig bis gum 8.
October.
Weeen ndbersr Mustunft tpenbe man
5. 30. @besbrousb
General, ,pai1a asiersNgent, St. 2ouis,
Mo.
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0anslider slmsberfa,tf.

Wie alle Sabre, 10 finbet aud bless
mol bel uns elm gdnsli6er NusDerfauf
Der 8aaren au 8 5pottpreifen
itatt. nm &aum au MAIDEN fur elm
Dolftdnbig neueS 9aser.
Wir oferireH beifpieISweiie: uus
iere $500 Serreni9ube fir nur 1925.
llniere $500 2abies ~Orforb4 4sS9ube
3u $1.25. &inberi9ube bebeutenb
rnter ibrent Wertbe.
Nqe @9ube BON beionbers gutter
Qualitdt.
Sine ,Sies4, tleines WaB, bic 800
unb $3.50 tofteten, perfaufen mir ieBt
fir $1.25.
Spre9t Dor unb iiberaeugt gn6.
Cinderella 8 b.paIaf,
gde 9oufion StraBe unb Ipenue 6.
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CITATION BY PUBLICATION.
HERMANN WALTZ ct. al. cd,r, IN The e. District st1.
No. 7139. VS.. Gt,, oom. " o1t1 De1.1 u.
ADOLPH SCHMITT ct, al. dicia1 ;1l District.

The State Of TeraS to the Sheriff or any
Constable of Berar County-GREETING:
You ARE HEREBY COMMANDED, that by
making publication of this Citation in
some newspaper published in the County
OF Bexar. once in each week for four con
secutive weeks, previous to the return day
hereof, you summon ] F. SCHNEPP, whose
residence is unknown, to be and appear at
the next regular term of the District Court
of the 37th Judicial District in and for
Bexar County, to be holden at the Court
House thereof, in the City of San Antonio,
on the first Monday in October A. D. 1895,
the same being the 7th day of October
1895, then and there to answer petition
and lst Supplemental petition filed in said
Court OF the 3rd day of September 1895.
in suit, numbered on the Docket of said
Court, Nc. 7139, wherin HERMANN
WALTZ and JOHANNA LOUISE WALTZ
are plaintiffs and ADOLPH SCHMITT and
J. F. SCHNEPP are Defendants, wherin
plaintiff alleges as follows to-wit: Plain
tiffs seek to recover on a promissory note
for $4,000, executed and delivered by de-
fendant Adolph Schmitt to plaintiff Her
mann WALTZ on September 9th, 1889. pay
able on or before five years after date with
. per Cent interest per annum and 10 per
Cent Attorneys fee if collected by law.
Said note was given as part of the purchase
money for lot No. 13 out of subdivision of
Block Is and fractional Block IA, Geo.
Mavericks addition to City of San Antonio,
situated in San Antonio, Bexar County,
Texas, decided by Hermann Walff and wife
to Adolph Schmitt and to secure said note
vendors lien was retained on said prop
erty. Plaintiff alleges that said note has
not been paid except the sum of $128 paid
by defendant on account of interest.
Plaintiff further alleges, that defendant
Schnepp has some interest in the above
described property, the exact nature of
which is unknown to these plaintiffs.
Plaintiffs further allege, that rhe residence
OF defendant J. F. Schnepp is unknown to
them, wherefore plaintiffs pray for judg-
slnent for their debt and for foreclosure of
their lien, for costs etc.
HEREIN FAIL NOT, but have YOU before
said Court on the said first day of next
term thereof this writ with your return
thereon, showing how you executed the
same.
WITNESS, NAT LEWIS,
Clerk of the District Court of Bexar County.
Given under my hand and seal
~ of said Court at office in the
SEAL City of San Antonio, this the
( ~ 3rd day of Sept. AID. 1895.
NAT LEWIS,
Clerk District Court of Bexar County.
By Y. BEzE JR. Deputy.
Issued same day
Came to hand Sept. 3rd A. D. 1895, at
$50 o'clock p. M, and publication of the
above Citation ordered made in the "Freie
Presse fuer Teras"
JOHN P. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff Bexar County, Texas
By M. +. CAMPBELL, Deputy.
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9as meme Nonesstar> >Yalais.

9Sie iid) bic ileik' gen 9anbe resen,
QSie iidb oaS tummelt mnberfpanSt,
gsie fie ba flppfen, bammern, iG8en
ltno uaiifis bleibet feime @anb.
Wfit nidd1t gen Quanern ict,iperbelaftet
Grifft gSagen Oa nm g8aseu Elm
llnb nimtmerSar ipirb bort geraftet
SSenm bod fitb anftbiirmt steim aaf
Stetn.
llnb iucl@em 3tpefe : iupllt Sbr
fragen,
Ser itulse Sau getpiomet iei2
9aS lit, it1 iuiu'S iDfort Sad in9en,
Sic ueue ssLOne Star" Srauerei
ar6nt erft Npllenouns bas 8esinuem-
8et nieinem 0SDrt, TIM iib' eS germ =
9auH ilattert npn ben bDd)ften 3inmen
Die Jabnc nit benz Gtmsel=Stern!
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Galifprnia . gseine.

Weinliebbaber finben elm sroBes Ga.
ger BON feinen California Weinen bet
9errn s. 5. Wfeper am AlamO
8laaa. Serr Meper iu6t bic Meine
an Srt unb Stelle aus unb fauft birett
aus benz Seller Der Weinaii6ter. 4ls
gutem &enner selingt es ibm tets, bic
beften 9orten auSsumdblen. ST tann
feline 3unben unb Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen perieben. Rotbs unb
WeiB Weine in noraiigli9er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.O0 per @allone - fret
ins 9au8 aeliefert.
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Siibmersmat im @rokem.

Die California Poultry Co." febt
i'm 8egriffe, bic 6iibnerau9t i'm sroBen
MfaBfabe au betreiben. Sieielbe bers
fiigt iiber elm &Gpital bon $25, 900,
mirb ibre @efliigeIfarm in Der Ndbe
bon petalnma Dber 9tapa anlegelt,
ungefdbr am L. HoDember ibre 8ruts
maf@inen in Sbdtigteit iebeu, unb ers
Dartet bann, ibre eritsn Bafbdbnel
ungefdbr am l. sSannar bes tid9fen
Sabres auf ben Martt au bringen.
Wdbrenb bes erften Sabres folIen 3d..
600 0Ibuer auf ben Martt gtbraft
merbeH, unb mdbrenb Der 5uei nd9s
fen Sabre ie $4,000. 9ie polle Geis
ftyngsfabigfeit ber in NusRGt genon,.
menen MnIage mirb anf &c. 900 6tibner
pro Sabr aef6dbt. 0ie Nnlagen tper,
ben elm Hrutmai6inenbaus BON 20
bel "a SUB umfa1en, an bas fi9 auf
beiben Seiten Gliigel bon 40 bel 125
SUB @r6Be ani6lieBen, in meltben bic
OampfteKel aufsefteat uerben; unb
ferner elm Gutters unb 8orratbsbaus
28 bel so CUB greB unb stuei Stod.
perte bod. guf Der 40 9lcreS groBen
6arm tperben bic 3u6titdlle unb bic
Stdle fir bic rfts2egebennen ers
baut tperben. Die erfteren, in benen
Itur bic Sennen untergebra9t merten,
beren gier in bic Britmaf9inen Tom.
men, tperben Is bel 700 SUB sroB iein
uub in NbtheiIuuqen bon 18 Bel 20
GuB einsetbeilt merben. an bic f6
bann SDfs BON 20 bel 200 SUB ans
i9lieBen. Nebnli6e Stdlle unb S6fe
irerben au9 fir bic Marft, ,2egebennen
erri9tet. Sn ieber Stallabtbeilung tuers
ben ungefdbr 80 Sennen untergebra6t,
i'm @ansen unsefdbr 900. bic fiir bic
Brutmai6inen, unb 10000, bic flir ben
Martt leeen. Wfan ertuartet einen
idbrli1eH gierertrag BON 2,000,0 900
giern. Die Brutmaf@iuen, atpei an Der
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0eHHaeIntaff.

VttsuHetVWVs
gs empfielt iib, alles auf ben Martt
geianbte @efIiisel porber m0eIi9i bol>
foinrnen al mdften. Muf man@en 6ar.
men, mo bas @eflisel f.eien Muslauf
bat. mag 6aRelbe freilid Gutter in bins
rei@enber Mfenge finben unb cine CUTE
Msaf ersieIen; aber in Der &egel mirb
man es rentabeI, unb atpar febr rentas
bel fiuben, penigftens 3ebn Gage lang,
ebe man bafelbe auf ben Mfartt brinat,
ibm ein guteS Maiifutter al rei9en,
uub 5tpar iolIten fie bapon fdnf, Dber
fe6smal tdeIi6 baben, 10 bieI iie ipoIs
len. SOld5e Giitteruns III in sIei6s
mdbigen 3eisabtdnben Dor3unebmen
unb ferner, (ma8 unter allen anberen
umff1Hben aud als Gegel gelten fOa)
TT nur 10 piel 6utter all bieten, alS bic
Sbiere nit sutem appetit rein auffre1en.
Die Maft i'm Wa6stbum ftebenber
Sbiere erforbert cine iDrsfdltigere 5iits
terung als bic pnllfomnten entnifelter.
Wtaisidrot unb fiiBe Ntil6 mag ftets
bic Sauptrat:on bilben; bod muB man
aenilgenbe Mbme6slung nit anberen
Gutteritoffen bieten, nm bas @efagel
In gutem Mppetit au erbalten. @efliis
gel fam man i1neler mditen, menn
bemfelben tuenig @elesenbeit sur gewes
gung geboten tDirb. Wfan tbut baber
in Der &egel tpObI baran, ben $bieren
ipdbrenb Der Jfa9t elm bei6rdnttes
Nuartier an3uipeiien. Mud i'm Wa@ss
tbum febeubem @eHigeI fam man,
menn 6affelbe li6 gut entuidelt bat,
nit aebntdgiger reibliber Naiifiittes
rung eine bebeutenbe @epi6ts3unabme
li9ern; uab ie i9werer bas @enidt,
heito gr6Ber Der Cribs.
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Qauouirtbitbaftlttbes.
8ebanbluua eiuaeaaumter Siibmer


gDdbreno bes 5ommers fin6en oiele
6tbner3a6ter ft6 ge8wunseu, ibre 9ibs
ner in 96fen einee3dunt gu balten.
eSn fpl1em Sale 1T aud befdnbige
Wa9iamfeit n6tbig, bamit bic 9dbner
BEL gutter @eiunbbeit bleiben. Menn
fie tbren freien 2auf baben, fu9en fie
fi9 ielbft, mas bic gatur oerlangt, unb
bies lit bic 9auptiade, pesbalb cine
ni6t einsefGrdntte Sruppe uentger an
&rantbeiten leibet unb mebr @ier lies
fert. sic brau9en frif6e Sbieruabs
rung in Der Torm oon Snieften, Minez
ral1toffe 5u @ieri9aIen unb Cries, nm
ibr Gutter su nabIen. Merben bieie
YetIrfnifie ni1t bei9afft, 10 muB friis
Der ober fpdter &rautbeit unter ibnen
entiteben. Menn man bic 6Ibner
ni6t frei loufea lafIen tann, 10 sebe
man ibnen aeri6lagenen Nuiterni9as
len ober gemablene &no9en. bic beibe
fir etma p Gents baS Yfunb su baben
finb. 9as mag Elm febr tbeures SUIT
ter i6einen, allein es lobnt fi6. Die
9abner werben 5uerft begierig freRen,
fpdter aber nur nod mad Bebarf bapon
nehmen.
Salte ben 9iibnerbof rein. Std
td9li6 cine frii6e 9teae I'M, tpo iie
fid i'm 9anbe baben. Gorge au9 fir
5datten; bic idngenbe 5onnenbiBe
mirft abi@wd6enb. @enn bic 0ubs
ner hber ben 3aun su fliegeu fu6en,
10. iiuBe ibnen Die langeu 6ligelfeberH
etpaS. 9ie @eritammlung tpirb fi6
ri6t 5emerfen lahen, menn bic Sliigel
in &ube finb.
Siittere regelmdbig unb tpe6iele bic
yabrung, geb6rige gtabrung bsbeutet
@eimbbeit uab bieie bebeutet @ier.
SAB Die 0abner ni6t felt merben: elm
fettes 0ubn pir6 leibt frant. gers
fiitters lpenig Ober fein Mais udbrenb
Der Commemorate. @ieb Jutter,
bas ouffint; @ras unb auerlei @ars
tengemitie werben germ per3ebrt unb
follten tdgli6 Derabreidt lperben.
Wenn iebr langes @raS gegeben mirb,
1T @efabr DOrbanben, baB ber &rDpf
ii6 peritorft. 9lm beIfen f1neibet
man bas @ras unb anbere @riinfutter
in balb3ollange 5tiide, bsfeu6tet es
unb iireut Wfebl, &leie oper Safer.
i6rOt bariiber. Dles ma6t Elm bors
5iigli9es Mittassmabl.
8eoba9te Die Sruppe beim Grefer;
einige 0abner m6sen 6uneer Ieiben,
tu1brenb anbere f6 ntditen. 9uIbe feis
men ftreitiii6tisen 6abu in ber peerbe,
LAB bic iungen 0dbner ni9t nit ben ers
wa9fenen auiammen laufen, ionbsrn
balte fie mad Nlter unb @r0Be getrennt.
9alte rei6li9 frif6es Wafer in ibrem
yereid. gBenn eiilige franf f1einen,
miide einen gBlbfelboll benetianiI9es
&otb Venetian pber English red } uns
ter Elm Quart ibreS SrintnaKers. Sc
ift ON befen. ,ti9t biel Mtebt5iri au gee
ben, bod miffen 9iihner, bic eiugeiperrt
unb benz &rantlperben ausgefeBt finb,
gflegentlih Elm 6tdrtungsmittel erbals
ten. 8erlude bic 6abner 3abm unb
freunblib 5ll MAIDEN. 8ebanble fie gut;
fpri6 su ibnen, 10 baBi ifie li9 on beine
@timme gew6bnen unD ni9t erf@redeu,
uens blu unter iie trittf.
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Nmnbreile Ssinette.

2eiet bic beri6ieOenen @elegenbeis
ten, fiir tuel6e bic
giiolide Pacific ~ gmmiet 8abn,
rebnairte &nnbreiiesgiGette mad 6aIis
den Bldben berfauft.
@Onclnbe Sempelritter, BDIfon,
Maff. Cine &ate fiir bic Nunbreife
L. bis %. Gusuii; sdltig Biz gum 8.
October 1895.
Wesen ndberer ginaeIbeiten inen6et
Sud On ben ud@ften Sidet Ngenten
pber an
g.W. 8ein, 2.S. garts,
Sraffic Manager, A.@.Y. & S.N.
0ouiton. Ser. 0ouifon, Ser.
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NySatthteS SrptherS,

Sleiffer, 9ouHons tra s e
2iefern bas pDratgli9ife &inbs, 56afs
unb @9neinefeii9. g pe3ialitdt.
SungeS &albfleii d. Nae Sor'
ten bon Wurf. Sud, 9luftern, @es
fliigel, Milb.
8eIfeaungen nerben in irsenb eiuew
Sbeile Der @tabt frei abgeliefert.
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y riefsStfe.

Scbn 8rettner-D gobn-S 6 @briitiun-
@ffie DebrenS-@eo Oobert-& Gbret-paul
@brIi@-8 Sanma6er-@ Sertbers-9 6
8auffmann-MrS g & sfeller -Sennie 9eoH.
fchn-Soe &eters-M Ro6asfb-@eo &pie.
mann-A 8 8ablom- m-Srant S9ranb-Greo
S9mars-Mrs Gbam S4afer-&cbsrt Nas'
ner-N 6 3int.
QlusldnDtidbe:
9ouiS g,fele = Sofepb Gidba4 = Srit
S@mittfer-A Nablquiit.
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aaer Mrt
Rad nnh bon Gnropa.
3tpiiAembedss ssO3atem miebri8er als
ie 3ttbDr.

Sebt iff bic 3eit. Sidets 3u taufen
un6 Bermanbte unb Betannte aus Der
alien 6eimatb beriibertemmen 3u laiien.
Megen genauer SMformation meube
man fi9 an
Mr. 80. s. DpanG
@eneralspaffa agiersNgent bet Mallorp
Dampfer 2inie,
523 CAT 9ouifOn 6traBe, San Nns
tonic, Seras.
Offiaieler Ngent fur alle europ6is
i9en Dampfer 9inien.
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GuDleD's Iegiffer, gto. % Nlamr
9la5a bat einen &uf fiir glten alien
Wbistep, bic beten gemifGten @es
trdnte, feline Weime unb ausge3ei@nete
importirte unb einbeimiide @igarren
nnb ltets frii6es Bier. Ser @igentbiis
mer. Soe @Oolep, Deriffbt iein @ef9Gft. |
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3abl, iinb &teienapparate, bic ie 1000
@ier aufsunebmen i'm 9tanbe finb. S.
u. Sind, fraber in Waibington, 8.
g., wobnbaft, iiebt an Der 5pibe bes
nnteraebmens.
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DR.. priee's Cream Bafing popoer
S6Gfe &eItsausRellamgs @nsseidntna.

= Sie Na9ridt iuirb beitdtigt, baB
ben cubaniiden Sniurgenten 3uii6eu
Santiago be Cuba unb 8enta Gaias
nueba elm ipauif6er qrOpiantsua In
bic 9dnbe fieI.
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DR.. price's Cream Batting pomoer.
@elts&msheannas @esatae mRh 9iplsm.
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oaB-obsleid Die beiben Mduner ein
8enfontre sebabt-iie nidt 5ur @ittme
gelporben mar. @S mar bies etn armz
ieliser Croft, ob9lei6 lie fi6 freute,
0ab allan ibres unlelisen Mannes
9eben nidt auf bem @ewiiien babe.
l1nb NUN uurbe 6rauces i'm Delirium
nab Sauie sebra6t, unb bic 9an5e
Oladt binburd rief iie i'm bitisiten
Sieber na@ slllan, Illan!
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-03-28

less time than haze taken to tell it,
and then we had to wait for nearly
three quarters of an hour while part
OF the gang went through the mail
bags and hacked away at the pie box
to cut it OIL the axle. The road agents
were inclined to be sarcastic over our
heavy armament. and said things that
wounded the feelings OF several of our
party, but we we're not in a position
to resent any familiarity on their part.
"Aftcr securing all there was to
take they backed up to the hill,
number presenting rifles and yelling
for us to stand still until they reached
the top of the bank where they babe
us good-by with gestures that nearly
brought the tears to our eyes. Then,
with shout of derision. they disap-
pcared, Every man in the gulch at
once ran for gun or revolver and
then bounded to the top of the bank,
and in a moment more we were all
there, ready to lick our weight in
wildcats or several times our avoirdu-
pois in "tax collectors but not man
OF them all was in sight, not living
thing to shoot at but sneaking
coyote that looked at us with smile
OF derlsion on his cowardly face,
1--WE never said word, but turned
back and silently climbed into the
coach. Even the profanest man in
the crowd never opened his mouth,
enough even in his wild and weird
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-03-28
S roRED AN EMPTY BARREL.


Nine months In storage warehouse
and 1hreo Carriages Paid on 1t.
81 got my furniture out of storage
the other day" said a South-side-man
to Il Chicago Times writer, land my
wife and | thought we would unpacli
the china and bric-a-b rac ourselves,
instead of paying fifty cents an hour
to the storage men to do it. The
stuff was packed in five barrels, one
of which we noticed was lighter than
the rest.
when We began to unpack that
one We concluded that it must contain
oar most fragile articles of vertu, for
we came across a layer of excelsior
and soft paper, foot in thickness.
Below this was another layer, equally
thick, and when we had half UNI
packed the barrel and found nothing
but excelsior and soft paper, we knew
not what to think.
1--WE were still more nabbergasted
on finding no china on removing the
packing. We OF course concluded
that our things had been stolen, and
reproached ourselves for our false
economy in doing the unpaclling our
selves, for it is rule of the storage
concern we patronized not to pay for
any articles broken or missing unless
its men do the unpacking.
''As we missed nothing when the
other barrels had been unpacked my
wife cudgelled her brains to explain
the mystery. She finally remembered
that when we gave up housekeeping
Il year and Il half ago, there was a
lot of excelsior left over when the
china had been packed. In Il fit of
economy she poked it all in u Super
huous barrel, which was duly headed
up and carried to the hotel where we
spent the winter. 1t was stored in
the garnet without being unpaclicd,
and last spring was sent to the stor-
age warehouse.
1--WE accordingly have paid not
only for the storage for nine months
of an empty barrel, but for its carriage
on three different occasions-from the
hotel to the storage warehouse, and
from the warehouse to where we now
/ ltvpm
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-03-28

He left the court room aud mysterl.
ously disappeared, as if the bay had
swallowed him.
Soon afterwards fashionably-
dressed woman rather blase in APP
pearance and rather outre in manner,
arrived in Los Angeles, claiming TO
be the wife of Barton. She had not
heard of the exposure. She also dis
appeared.
Some time afterward a Mexican
ranger was dispossessed of his ranch,
under what he claimed was forged
mortgage. The American claimant
and his wife were installed upon his
property, and their children have sue
ceeded them in its enjoyment.
The old residents say that the "big
ranchor of San Bernardino' and his
wife very much resembled the fellow
Barton and the woman who was hunt
ing him and said she was his wife.