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fro DE Continued
COMMENTED WHEN MISERABLE.
The Woman Who Would Rather Go to .
funeral Than Matinee.

The Woman Who Would Rather Go to .
funeral Than Matinee.
Woe is q regular fad with some
women-anyway, says a writer in the
New York Recorder, l know one charm
ing creature who is never content I'M
less she is miserable. She will go miles
for a grievance, and failing defined
sorrow of her own, she will, with most
maternal tenderness, adopt and develop
the grief of somebody else. Apropos
of the above, there are women who, If
offered the choice between matinee
and a fnocral, will poll tremendous
vote il 0r of the funeral. The
dramat ,ortunity is only negative
pleasure .Ae trappings of woe are q
positive sensation. There is a story
told of good though eccentric dame,
long since gathered to her accounting,
in whom this passion was abnormally
developed, who arrived in town from
her country place one day on shop
ping expedition. This lady heard of
the death of mere acquaitance and
learned that if she hurried to the
house she would be just in time for the
funeral services Shopping us com
pared with mourning had no chfans,
and the lady hastened to the house of
sorrow Now the constant travelling
companion of this good woman was
brown linen atrocity in the nature of
handbag or roll-an altogether abom-
Unable creation-emanating, probably,
from Boston or some other place OF in
tensely suburban proclivities. Upon
this bag, embroidered in large letters
by the misguided person from whom II
was gift, was motto. Arrived at the
house, our friend insisted upon having
a seat as near the casket as was possi-
bic, and, that achieved, she placed the
brown linen structure across her lap,
the letters out for all the world to see,
then settled herself with sigh of sat-
isfaction. The letters upon the bag,
held within few feet Of the deceased
lady and visible to all the mourners,
spelled the words: "Ron voyage"
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vANDRvER."

touching his horse with the spurs he
urged him to greater speed that the
unpleasant task might be the sooner
performed.
When within quarter OF mile of
the couple Brown was astonished TO
see Vandever suddenly wheel his horse
from the trail, and gallop furiously
across the plain in the direction of the
western borders Of the garrison, while
Miss Sanford turned her pony's head
and rode back toward himself.
1t may be appropriate to here givo
the conversation between Alice and
Vandever, that his abrupt and hasty
fight from her side may be explained.
1t may also show the stability Of the
foundation upon which Browns tortur-
ing fears were built.
At the dinner table that day Alice,
after much coaxing, had drawn from
her father promise to go riding with
her, but at the hour Of starting man
from San Marcial had called on soinc
government contract business, and the
girl was compelled to start alone. The
business was adjusted much more
quickly than the commanding officer
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CHAPTER XII.

With an imperious gesture Of the
hand she motioned him from her, and
confused and crestfallen he gallopcd
away.
Turning her pony to ride back toward
the fort, she noted the rapid approach
Of cavalryman, and when he drew
near enough to be recognizable smile
Of pleasure unseatcd the frown which
was cuthroned ON her face.
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(THE TORN LEAF.

witching charm pervades the things beyond
our dager grasp;
We throw away the prizes won for those We
cannot clasp
All day we sigh for something that escaped us
at the dawn;
The best part of life's story Is the leaf that's
torn and gone.
The present shadows with regret, the future
holds doubt.
And every rose that we would pluck with
thorns is hedged about.
The dream, the song, the hope, the prayer, the
hearts one wish was on
the page for which we oil despair, the leaf
that's torn and gone.
Nixon Waterman, in Chicago Journal.
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~-'A'N ~hAOA'N Ann Dawn main.
and after few moments silence the
soldier said:
"Will you pardon me, Miss Sanford,
when tell you that this unexpected
meeting has lifted from my soul a dark,
depressing cloud. had brought my
self to believe that you had purposely
abandoned your rides down the river
to avoid me, that on serious reflection
you had, and properly, too, come to
look upon the friendship of a private
soldier as beneath your standing in
military life, and that our pleasant in
tercourse had reached an abrupt termi-
nation. While fully apprcciating the
propriety OF your action, will frankly
confess that the seeming loss of the one
bright ray of sunshine which had come
into my soldier life deeply panied me.
Your cordial greeting of few moments
ago has dispelled that cloud, and am
led to hope that we will continue to be
friends"
Tr.N
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-13

"Why, what a SURPRISE she cried, as
he rode up and raised his cap. This
is the first time l have met you since
since-the last time"
'Since my release from confinement,
you would say, Miss Sanford Do not
feel the least delicacy in referring to
that experience, for assure you that
aside from regret that | violated
military rule, my conscience is entirely
clear when review my late trouble
with-your friend"
my friend! Mr.. Thornton, Lieut.
Vandever is not friend of mine. Why,
] have just forbidden him to ever
speak to me again. His unmanly ac-
ton toward yourself and certain traits
of his character with which had pre-
viously become acquainted entirely de-
stroyed any feeling of esteem might
have entertained toward him, and his
action of few moments ago have caused
me to hate aud detest him. tolerated
his society for time to-day through a
sense OF the respect due his rank. and
he took advantage of that liberation to
make himself very offensive to ="
II sincerely beg your pardon, he re-
piled. But came to you on mis-
sion. That slowly moving object you
see mile away is your good father,
who bade me ovcrtake you and say to
you that If you desired handsome es-
cort you should wait for him."
20, poor dear papa, has he been chas-
ing me? Let us ride toward him, Mr..
Thornton, and he may thank you for
catching the truant and returning her
to him"
They started along the back trail,
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CHAPTER x.

Days passed, and save OF distance
own saw nothing Of Alice. Day
Yer day, when not on duty, he re-
|red with his sketch book to his
Inl haunts, but she had either dis
htinued her daily rides or had chosen
lew field for that healthful recrca-
fn. He could not understand it, and
fe clinging fear came upon him that
er father had earned Of their meet
ags and. with asstrict eye to military
Arizona republican., 1895-08-30

Good house of five barn. good wagons mules chickens Also large complete pumping plant capable pump ing sufficient irrgate this tract thirty tvation, balance land miles from Phoenix. Price S20 per acre, s640O. Apply
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Mm1eritanif@er Samierba,t. !.

Sn % Sagen Duroe III Chicago ein
18 gtodmerte bobes @ebduoe, baS u6is
fber Building" an Der @de bon Dear.
borus uab Yan gurenHraBe etridtet,
Nm II. Ottobrr murbe nit Der Nuf,
fteGung be8 StahIgerippes, aus mel.
9em anitatt Der Steinmauern fold elm
mo6ernes 0au8 beitebt, besDnuen unb
am u. 9foo. mar bielelbe beenbigt. Da
an bret Der finf ba3mii9en lieaenben
Soantagen. foluie an brei &eseutagen
nibt gearbeitet murbe, 10 mu,be baS
gan5e &ielenmerf In genau rs Sagen
polbra6t. Sn Dier3ebn Sasen purben
139 Stofmerte gcbaut. 9ie Musmaus
rung Der Wdnbe gebt, na9sem einnal
bas 6aus i'm @erippe batebt, febr
raid Dor fih unb gei6iebt gem6bnIi1
bon oben na1 unten. Wdbrenb unten
tod bur@ bic ein5elnen Id6er Der
9immel berelni9aut, t6nnen obere
StDdDerfe bereitS betpobnt merbem.
DaS neue &ieiensebdube 1T nd9F benz
Jreimaurers5 5enpel bas b01fe @bi.
cagos. 9ta@ elmer ueuerliden Fdbti.
f6en gerorbnuug biirfen 10 bobe @e=
bdube nidt ntebr erridtet tperben. Die
@rlaubniB fur ben Bau beS genannteu
NOR aber Dor @rlaB berielben ertbeilt
morben.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS, /,

THE STATE OF TEXAS, I
COUNTY OF BExAR.
COUNTY COURT IN MATTERS OF PROBATE.
To November Term 1895.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To all Persons interested in the Admins
tration of the ESTATE OF H. COLLMANN
DECD.
HENRY COLLMANN, Administrator OF
the estate of H. COLLMANN, DECEASED,
has filed his Final account and Petition
for Partition in the County Court of Bexar
County, which will be acted on at the
November Term, A d. 1895, of said Court,
at the Court House thereof, in the City of
San Antonio, after this notice shall have
been duly published for twenty (2O) days
in some newspaper published in Bexar
County, Texas, at which time all persons
interested in said estate may appear and
make objections thereto, if they see proper.
WITNESS, THAD. W. SMITH,
Clerk of the County Court of Bexar County,
- and Seal of said Court at my
SEAL office in San Antonio, this
~ twenty-eighth (28) day of Octo-
Der A. D., 1895.
THAD. w. SMITH,
Clerk County Court Bexar County.
By R. G. SYMNGToN, Deputy.
Issued same day.
Came to hand Oct. 2Sth A. ID. 1895, at
1880 o'clock p. M, and publication of this
notice ordered made in the "Freie Presse
fuer Teras'.
JOHN P. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff Bexar County, Texas.
By NJ. +. CAMPBELL, Deputy.
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Ratk fir Mfattef.

Dor itber so Sabren f1on wurbe
wfrs. Wihslow'S Sootbing SpruD
BON WfiQiouen pDn Mthttern beim 3ahs
tlen 6er &inber atgemenbet. Wirff bp
i'm S6lafe bur9 Das Gdreien eiuee
RinbeS geft6rt, ba8 I'm 3obuen III anb
Dor Sdmer5en reinta Wenn 10, IalIe
iofort eiae 6lafbe BON vNfrs. @inss
loD8 So0tbing Sprup@ boIeu. &ein
Wertb III unbe5ablbar. Sc :uirb beul
tleinen 2eihenben fofort 2inberung Ders
fbaffeu. BerlaBt end barauf, Nt1ttex,
es TT fein 3meifel barhber. gs beiIi
Opienterp Mnb Diarrboe, regaIirt ben
Wfagen unb bic Nieren, beieitigt Minbs
&olit, ermeidt ben Gauunen, perbius
bert @ntsinbung uub itdrtt bas gau3s
Spfem. nWirs. Winsloms Soofbina
Sprup1 fiir aabnenbe 2inber III anges
nebm in Gefdmad unb bas @etept
ftamntt BON einent Der beaen weibIid5en
4er5te In ben Der. 6taaten. Sc III BET
allen Oruggiiien In Der gan3en @eIt AZ
baben. preis Is gents per 6laf9e.
Ranft ntdts anberes, als Mirs. Mimss
!ows @ootbingsSprn
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q u 8 | a n 5.

= Nuf ieinem @ute 5aKenbort bel
Soefi ma@te Der 94idbrise frhbere Bar.
lamentarier 9einri1 bon Bodum,
Dolff8 einen SelbfmorbperIu6, Der
aud In &ursem ieinen Sob berbeiftbrte.
Bodums Oolffs seb6rte benz preuBi.
f9en 3anbtage felt 1847 an unb benz
&ei@stage BON 1871 bis "a. 5rob ge.
ringer rebneriiher 8egabung ermarb
fd 6err bon Bodum bod beDeutenbeS
Nnfebeu, burG bic unabbdngigteit ieis
ner gsduBeruneen. bur9 ae.
naue Su6tenntniB in alIen ssddern
Der WertDaltung unb nnermiioIi9e Nrs
beitstraft. Sn Der Sibung ppm IL.
Wfai 1868 gerietb er al8 prdlibent bes
preuBifd)en 2anbtageS nit benz Rriegss
miniifer nDn Hoon. ber ii9 cine Inter.
bredung feitens Oe8 prdfibeuten ni9t
gefalen lafen pDllte, in beftigen Gons
fitt, unb fbloB bic 5ibung, inpem er
li9 nit ieinem Out bebedte, mas sur
MuF6fung bes 2anbtageS fiihrte. gr
felbit inurbe 3ur Strafe nod @umbin.
men beriebt. 4uS bem aftipen Staatss
bienit nabm er berelts i'm Sabre 1865
feline @utlaRung. 9eit 1884 bate er
fib gang pom Dhentli9en 2eben 3uriid.
geaogen.
- Gus Berlin tuir6 unter benz Oa.
tum bes 16. Nopember beri6tet:
8roBe Greube berri9t inter ben
f@warsen Observation-Disclosures Der
beutfden &olonienl Ser aailer bat
bic ginfiibrung Don pergoIoeten arie.
ger.Werbtenitmebaillen erfer unb spet,
ter alafie fiir bic farbigen Offialere
unb bic farbigen Manni9aften Der
taiierli&en S6us. unb polgeitrup.
pen in ben beutiden S1ubgebieten
angeorbnet.
Nu8 Berlin iperben pereinaelte
pofenfdle berihtet. Dieielbeu f,uS
na9weisli6 aus &uBlanb einsel6leppt
porben.
= Der berDorragenbe 2ingnif. pros
fefor @uitao 2angeniGeibt, 6eraus
geber Der betannten franabff1en unb
englif9en Spra6unterri9tsbriefe unb
elmer groBed In3abl leritograpbilder
unb Observation-Disclosures Werte, 1T
i'm NIter BON 63 Sabren aus benz Sc.
ben gef6ieben. @uitab 2angeni1eibt
NOR elm geborener gerliner.
= Ser frlbere ghrsermeiiter bon
MeieriB, 8rauerbefiBer @rui9te. 1T
megen Gdlf9ung au brei Sabren 3udt,
baus Derurtbeilt lporben.
= Ser @ntmnrf beS neuen beutl6en
@ibilseleBbu1ss III ieBt 10 melt pollen.
bet. bab bieier groBe &e9tss@ober benz
Nei9stage in ieiuer nd6fen SiBung
porgelegt merben fann. @n bem gnts
ipurfe 1T 20 Sabre lang searbeitet NOR,
ben. Wabri6einlid mirb Der &ei9ss
tag bic gan3e Torlage aud nit unme,
ientli6en Menberungen annebmen.
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Meines @lnt.

Sober 9rcpfen SIutes, BET burG bie abern trttR,
rtrb ipdter etu feites &SrperparttteI&en. Sleii&,
auc4en unb NuStsln fino feitseporbenes Blut; BOA
ber DeiaaHenhet' bes Slues bdust bte BefaaTenbett
bes sanien e6rperipFems ab. 6ofsrn bas EniFse
Ratsrtal, aus weIaem her sbrper f& a,fbaut unb
erneuert, ntt retn uub ndtrtrdfs IT, tann aud BITE
baraas entaebenbe fefe Subftans niGt seiunb unD
ftart Ietn. Cine ber berrorrasenbhen GtsenS@aiten
bon SpfetterS Wasenbttters II feine butretnteenbe
Wtrtuns. Snbem eS ctrect nnh NIT srcber 8raft bic
Rasentbattsfett BeetnFubt. pelde ber anfans ber
1Iutserbrettnns f urst es bafr, bab etne unse96rt
gen oeer nnSutydsIt&en 6efdnbtbeile In baSieibe
hbersebeu. Gten 70 frdfs rirft 90 auf BITE WtereR,
treIde peIborbene Gubanseu aus BEN Blate ausi@ets
een GO serri&tet f6rmlte @oIletbienite CUR GrbaIs
suns ber GeiuMbtett TN &brper; paber aud ietne
e&pd&e. Wslartafieter, @heumattsmus, UertOp.
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800 BelobmstnAi! 800.

Die 2eier ber v6reien YrsiieA tperben f@
freuen, 3u erfabrei., bab es ipenisitens cine
gefiirdtete Rranfheit siebt, tpel@e bic @iiiens
l&aft In al ibren Stnfsn 3u beiIen i'm Stenbe
III; 8alIs 8atarrbs sRur 1T bic einsise iett ber
drstIi4en 8riberfdaft befannie p0fitiDe Rur.
2atarrb erforbert als cine Contributions
gtrantbeit cine ecnitituticneQe 8ebaabIune.
QaIl's 3atarrb BUR tuirb innerlih eencrn.
men nnb ipirft birett auf bas 8lut iinb bic
5hleinti8en Oberi ildAen be8 epitems, Dabur6
bic @rnrbInse ber Rrantbeit aeritSre,to nnb
BEN Yatienten 8raft sebenb, inbem fie bic
slonftitution bes &Srsers auibaut unb BET
9iatnr in ibrem @erte bilft. Die Gisentbii.
iner baben 70 nieI Eettrauen tu ibren SeiI.
trdften, bab lie einbunbsrt Dollars 8elob'
nune fir ieben Gall anbieten, BEN iie ;u fu.
riren berfebIt. 2aBt Gud cine 2ifte oon
Seusniiien tomni'n @an abreiitre:
s. s.. gteneb 6 6 o., Tclebo. Q.
EG 8erfanfl bon alien Gpottefern, rs Gts
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u Mfu mill
Gin Wtuf fiir Tamilte,t.

Sas gr6Bte unb bette 3ager Don
s q alif rn a.W einen fnbet mon
nnftreitig BET s. S. Meper, alomo.
pla3a, benz alien renommirten Meins.
bdnbler. Der nit gutem @efdma6 bic
Weine ielbif on Ort unb 9telIe auss
wdblt. gr bat fur feline WeiHe fest
preife angeiebt, baB fte ieber 6amilie
au9dnglih finb uub Sober fi9 bes sc,
nuhes eines guten 3ropfens erf.eueu
tann. Man iprede Dor, tsffe bic ners
fdiebenen 9orten unb treffe feline Nus,
wabl. Greie Mblieferung innerbalb
ber 9tabt.
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GtallOarb.
@dnalider 9lnsberfatsf.

Wie alle Sabre. 10 finbei au6 biess
NAL bet uns ein gdu3litber Musberfduf
Der Waaren 5n 6 6pottpreileu
ftatt. nm 4aum aii MAIDEN fIir ein
Dollfdnbig neues 2aser.
Wir offerireH beifpieIsweile: llns
fere $500 0errenibube ftir niir 81. .25.
uniere $500 2abie8 vOgforb4 sG&rbe
gu $1.25. Rinberf9ube bebeuienb
nnter ibrem Wertbe. 3.
Nae s9ube BON befonbers gaier
Qualitdt.
Sine s9ies1, tleines MsaB, Ste 800
nnb $3.50 toifeieu. pertoufen iuir ieti.
fur $1.25. .'
epre9t Dor unb uberaenet gn@.
@imbereIIa e9ub.paIaR,
gde 5Ouiion 9traBe unb glbeune g.
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or. setuos spttte1 hat finn oerettet

Des @petteter o. Gatnonette tn DeapersptHe,
gus, fast: rDr. RtnSs rReuer Gntbe6unos pers
eanfe ID meta oeben. 50 wuree beftts BON bes
Grippe befauen nnb rerfuhte aue Gerlte tn ueitem
unb faste, mts f6nne nt&t msbr sebsfen werben. Oa
ID Or. 4iuas Sgaeue Gntbe6uns@ tn meinem 9abeu
bate. setrauGe ID btees gtttel unb BON ber erfen
Sofs an flbte t4 mtG wehIer, unb na&bem id bret
fs9sn. Dtes WsttteI II iein 0epi&t tn GpIb uertb.
80 mS4ts gar ntAt mebs ehne bafieIbe ietnS. Nean
be'orSe nd ene Rrsbefaf&e Bet George 8. &aIteper d
Con pber BET q, 4retb.
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8eOenteuOe 8msains 1T Qdnbereien.


Oa i6 In ben Iebien 3tpei Sabren
neri1iebene 2anbfreden i'm itioweffs
lihen Rbeile bes StaateS gegen Sp.
potbet oufnebmen muBte. 10 bin i'd
iebt i'm Stanbe. fol6e 2dnbereien 3Mm
mirtlihen 6 Roitenpreife unter
ghnffigen 8ebinaungen unb niebrigem
pro5entfaBe au nerfaufen. @utes
Jarms. 0eu. unb Weioelanb, nit unb
obne Terbefierungen, In tleinen unb
groBen @tiiden.
Wegen gin5elbeiten, preile, &ate
ber Snterefen, 8ei6reibuns bes Can.
beS &C. i6reibe man an
6. 3. @banbler,
H0dm0obs 8antaebdube. San Mntonic.
&eferen3en: Sebe 8ant in San
Nntonio,
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We +. 80. &. 9pmma,
vVilsuer" nno rstanbdrb" !" !.

9as 2One etar ,,Vilemer" TT etu
aan5 bellies. tart observation-disclosures
8ier. bas ffdb raid bic aII8emeine 8e.
Itebfbett errunaen bat. glud3 Sas
~Gtaaoaro" Bier Der 2pne Gtar
8ranerei TT feiner >, giifiisfeit" tpesen
tuetf unD brett beriibmt. lteberbampt
erfreuen ffdb bic 1ronnfte Der 2omes
efar Sraneret Der sr6k,eu Mnerfen=
mnmg, Bite iie aud berSienen, ba ife
fret bon alien Mfais- -Yraparatem fab
nnO Oa nnr bic beften Naferialiem bel
tbrer 3erfteIIuns bertpenoet iperDem.
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0as anfitut be aranee. bas h

Oun yupItuI De UIuHCe, Du0 VI
bersangener Wode iein 100idbriees
@rhnbungsfeif feierte, iff pobl bic
reidhe pifenfbaitlide 8ereinigung
Der Welt. NuBer ben 100000 Sr., bic
bas Snititut allidbrlid aus benz Staat8.
fddel erbdlt, beibt e8 cine Sabresrente
bon 100000 Gr., bic fat ausidlieBli9
3u iiterarifden, tiinftlerii6en pber iose,
nannten v3ugenb" preifen permanbt
wirb. Die bem Snftitui geb0risen SIM,
mobilien, barunter bic bemfeIben bonn
6ersog BON GumaIe gsfdenfte Somdne
@bantidp, fielen ein 8erm6gen bon
mebr OILS 43 MitIionen bar. DaS 8e,
iommipermtsen belduft ii@ auf 10 Wsils
lionen.
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ssn einem NrtifeI iiher sic aenen,

Jn einem 4rtifeI iiber Bic gegen.
udrtige SaGlage ertldrt bic 81. pe.
terburser .0omoie Wremia" bas tiir.
tif6e Qeer fiir iebr fart, bd Der muba.
mebauif6e sSanatismus entfIammt unb
es tiberbies bur9 beutfde Offi3iere Dr.
eanifrt u0rben fei. 3uBIanb mhFe
R9 Der @elegenbeit setpa@ien 3eigen;
notbwenbis iei Dor Aaem bic Goneens
trirung bon minbefens $4,000 Monn
nm Eraerum
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Stpti5 AIT gteaersabler.

9ie GteuerIifen fur bas Sabr 1895
befinben fid isbt in meiusn Sduben
unb ole Staatss unb @puntpsS Steuerii
finb ieBt In meiner Office 3obIbar.
Sole @afftano,
Steuer Solicitor, 8egor gonntp.
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Gs 1T feim s5rrtbans.

Die Guufet Doob Go. fam
gu6 oil @urem Sol3 unb 4oblen @elb
iparen. Sic bat ben gr6Bten Dor.
ratb In San Nntonio unb bat bic Naen,
tur fur bic berhbmten MeNlifter Sn,
bianer Serritorium 4oblen.
3eIepbonirt an He. Selepbon 81.
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- eeit Sabreh lit i'd an eiuem
Seberleiben unb bate ole 9offnuna
aufgeseben, bon meinem 2eisen befreit
au 'uerben; fd,lieB eBlid gebrau6te i'd
Or. Iu9uft a6uig's 0amburger Sro,
pfen unb in turaer 3eit mar i'd gebeiIt.
-@. Sebn, @laptou, Mo.
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Sltlanta Grpnittio,s.

Hiebrise grfuriitionspreife mad @ts
lanta unb suriif iinb iebt auf Der ssn.
ternatioual $ Balm in araft. Wegen
ndberer Nusfunft tpenbet guh an
8. s. Priee. u. @. g. a.,
Paleitine, 9eras.
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SetImna fiir sfopfid,m,er,em .

ale eiu 6eiImitttg far aue arten ppn QepffGmsr,tu
pat I'D bas Glettre 4itters ale uudbertreaG errits
feA Ge hewtrft etue bauernte 6etluns unb Der reds
n9fe nerytit eepif&mer, bdIf tur Gtnwtrtana nt6i
GIai&e bteles trefineR 4ellmtttets au p.tSoen uni
e sewtNentat Su prcttren. Jn Bdlen rcn cirniider
SerepLuns bswtrtt stes aQitel serabstu Number unh
wsHtse Edue reImbsen tbm Idneere Bet su trtherRes
80 Gents BET Geo. 9. Raltsssr & Sos cher Bel q
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@er bas ausseaet@mete Tla,
fd5embter Oer &one gtarssBraneret =
"GrlGmger" ooer ,,G abtmet" -
TIM &aufe bdlt, fuumt ttte tn Werle.
8enbett, iuenn er mmeripartet Beiu@
beeommt.
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cSphn shott's

8u d. unb Sob Druderei,
go, 211 Rorb Breia StraBe. Gubrt
aae Bu9s unb Sob. Oruferei. .Irbeiteu
in beutf6er unb englifber @pra1e
aus unb liefert iol9e BON ben billis.
item bis au ben feinfen.
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= gs tpirb febt betannt. bab BET
benz Wanater au abarput aud a6t
@ebdube, bfe 3u ber ameritdnii9en
WiiaonssMnfalt gebbrteu, seplinbert
iub nieSergebrannt tpurbens Die anles
ritanifdeu Niifionare feIbif finb iebo6
unbef6dbiot entfommeA.
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Dr.. James Hall Bel,
Nngen= Nrst
Offiee: Splsoab 8lod, gan glntouio.
9egas 6iiftem sSair, 9idinfpn,
GeraS.

Gegas.
Nr ben Sasen bonn 19. bis %. go,
pember finoetiu Didinion, Seras, elmer
Wittels5tation auf Der Snternationals
babn. atpifden 0oniton unb @alpefCr.
bic Segas aiii.ensGair itatt. III pelder
Jeitli9teit bic Snternationalbebn grs
turltons'Billette ail ermdbi9tea Gabr.
preifen anbietet.
Wegen ndberer Gin3eIbeiteu tpenbet
eu@ on ben nd6iteu Sidei'asenten.
0ber f9reibt on
.. s. price, u. 9. g. u.
Paleiiine, SeTas.
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Grlanger,
NaiIa9e.8iaette aaer Mrt
Rad nnh bon europa.
8ptf@ miebriaer ale
ie 3ttur.

Sept III bte 3eit. 8idets su fanfen
unb Wermanbte unb Befannte aus ber
alten 6eimatb beriberfommen au loKen.
Wegen genauer Snformation tpen0s
man Hd an
@r. 80. s. 0pmnG
@enerals spahaeiersNe bet Manprb
Sampfer 2inie,
523 gafs 6ouiton 9trabe, Sun I'm.
tonic, 3eras.
Dff3ieler 4gent fhr ole europdi.
f9en Dampfer Qinien.
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.. ". & ". y. 8sba.
@bfahrt.

Rad @alpeton, 6euifon unb @uero
tdgli@ ..............8:50 Vorm.
Rad gorpus @brifti, aranfas gaB nnb
Beebille tdgli9 ......2:15 Nahm.
Rad &errpille tdgli6, aussenommen
SonntagS. ii1t.......3 AS Nahm.
yta9 &errpille, Sonnta9s nm 8 ubl
gormittagS. ..................... !.
Mnfunft.
Bon @alnefon, 6oufton unb gueru
t1glt@. ..............6: :55 Mbeu0S.
Bon @orpns @briiti, Nranfa8 paB uni
Beebtlle tdglt6. 80 Na9m,
Bon &errDille tdgli9, ausgenoErmeu
9onntagS unt .10:15 0ornt,
Bon aerrpilIe Sonntass um Z llbr
NueHDo s.... -.
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Nyeattbtes Srpthers,

Gleii9er, sos @aif 0ouitoa Strass,
2ieferu bas uDraasIi1fte Rinbs, 69afs
unb S6Deineiieii6. 6 pe3iaIitdt.
SungeS 4albfleii d. Nae Gor-
ten bon Wurft.
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Yboto8rapbten, aabinet @rbBe,
feline AuSftibrung $1.00 per Subenb
bel 6 "a NAB.