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Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church. of
which Mr. Shepard was n trustee, \
wedding breakfast will follow at Wood
dea the residence of the dos mother,
situated about Il qU Of n mile from
the church An"l their marriage the
young couple win make their homo IN
this country,
Misa shepard WIN be well provided
for. According to the Vanderbilt ira
dittons she will receive $l,O00.O00 for
pin money, Her mother Inherited $lO,-
600. 600 from her father t,c late VIII.
liam H. Vanderbilt Mr.. Fabbri liz the
son of the late Ernosto Fabhri who was
"A member of the firm Of nrcXel Morgan
a Co.
Mrs Fabhri, mother of the bride.
groom elect Is an old friend Of Mrs
shepard, and was Miss Randall Of this
city. and II daughter of the late John
Randall Ernesto G. l'abbri liz her
second son On the death of her hus-
hnnd who was Of the old New York
firm Of I'abbri d Chaunccy, his brother,
Egisto +. f'abbrI. who had no chiuren
Of his own, adopted his brothers, The
entire family thereafter resided IN Flor
encc, Italy. in beautiful home he css
tabIshod The late EgIsto T. Fahhri
was n partner in the former firm Of
Drcxel, Morgan & Co.
Miss Edith Shepard and Ernesto g.
Fabhri met abroad. II was over there
that their acquaintance began, court.
ship was carried on and the engagement
contracted Mrs Shepard and her re-
naming single daughter. the prospcc
tiyc BRIDE, went to Europe In the early
an umn Of '95 Mrs. Shepard was ex-
tremely depressed and wretched at the
time for but Il few months before she
had lost her youngest daughter, An
accidental mceiilg soon after the ar
rival on the other side with her old
friend Mrs Fabbri occurred Then the
two matronn Joined forces for an cx-
tended trip. and Mrs Fabbri was ac-
cGmpUaIcd by her son. and Mrs. Shep-
ard by her pre- " daughter The en-
gagement followed almost an n matter
Of course and by the middle Of June
Mrs Shepard, much improved In health
and spirits. and Miss Shepard returned
10 their home on the Hudson Mr.. Fab
bri was with them and has since visited
wi lis bride and mother-ln iaw-to be
various relatives at their summer
homes.
Mr.. Fabbr Is half an italian by birth
and wholly one In education, tastes,
habits and appearance. He Is not good
looking and Of medium height, and
wears fun beard. II has been said
tina. he Is rich. This is altogether in
correct. He has little means and Is not
In business
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-22

few gray hatred sinners, who have
been led to n better life, and arc now,
In the evening OF their days. sitting
them down to learn tho catochism. II
Is hard work tn get new ideas into
the heads of the Veterans OF life's
campaign and. though they struggle
manlully, II requires infinite patience
To teach them
The beat Of this work is that Il
brings rich and poor into new com
munity Of interest and realizes, as Ia
most inirequont, the Christian ideal
Of equality before God, These missions
are not infrequcnt here The l.ngar-
lists 30 about nmang tho poor. incit6
the rich to take an interest In their
welfare appeal To kudly and piously-
Inclined ladies. and set them at work,
and the result IL always good and
wholesome,
NH | have previously remarked. n
Catholic revival Is In progress all over
Mexico. II IL evidenced by tho rcsto-
ration of churches. by the great ac-
tiyity in religious educational work.
In the continual missions even to the
bnrbarous tribes of the remote noun
famous regions. and by the increased
personal devotion Of the women OF
the upper classes Whether the strang-
or here IL Protestant, or ngnoatlc, he
must. observing the daily life OF Mex
lean women In their homes, give cred
1t to the church OF their faith for
forming them on such sweet and wo
manly models In dul2ura." kindly
goodness and Availability dis
tIngulshes the Mexican woman. She
IL Il type apart from the American
woman although someone sometimes
gees among Quaker women the same
quiet gentleness Our own country
women have more initiative, wider In
tclcctual interests, but perhaps, I'M
der the law OF compensation, they
lose something In the exchange.-F.
Il Guornaey's Letter In the Boston
Herald.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-22

trated by specimens and prints from the
earliest date and from all civilized
countries. The exhibition will take
place two days, beginning today, and
IN the course of the sessions lectures
will be delivered on the history, pro
gress and Development of the invention,
ana proofs of the various inventions
made from time to time both chemical
and mechanical, will be exhibited
Senefeldcr's father was strolling
player. and the boy was born in the
city of Prague, in Bohemia, November
6, l77l. He wanted to follow his
fathers profession, but was prevailed
upon to study law, and while "A stuuent
wrote poetry which was favorably re
ceived. Al eighteen he wrote a play
When he was nineteen years old his
father died and he was forced to
relinquish his studies and work to sup
port his eight younger sisters and
brothers. But ScnefeIder was no bus
mess man and he soon found himself
too poor TO pay for publishing his
works and he determined to become his
own printer. He had polished a
stone which he used for n writing
table. One day his ink gave out and
he had to write down some important
data. He used an ink which he hastily
made OF YAK, soap and lampblack and
wrote the data on the smooth stone
expecting to copy II off at his leisure
on paper. Some time after this" he
said, II was Just going to wipe this
writing from the stone, when the idea
all at once struck me TO try what
would be the effect OF such q writing
with my prepared ink If were to bite
II In the stone with aqua fortis. and
whether perhaps 1t might not be pos
"iblc 70 appl" printing ink TO II in the
slime way az to wood engravings and
so take Impressions from II. :"
The experiment was successful, and
Senefelder was shrewd enough to know
he value Of his discovery. Senefelder
kept at work industriously and before
he died in 1884 he had elaborated all
the processes now in general use, ex-
cept photo lithography Although he
remained poor to the end Of his days
he had the satisfaction OF seeing his in
yention introduced in every civilized
country, and OF knowing that II had
become potent factor In the com
mercial world
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-22
CATHOLIC REVIVAL IN MEXICO.
Notes Of a I.azarist Mission at San
Angel, Mexico's Summer Resort.

The pretty courtyards OF the town.
some adorned with orange trees and
all with their murmuring fountains.
ERE filled with the Young catechumens
n ~ Nv 'ol clio lid mo vashc 4
and have had their hair clipped by
BARRIERS from the cit summoned to
operate Hadea the rions direction Of
tho pretty young women Of the alto
sociedad. There II buzz of pious
questioaIrg and answering, and slow
ly the elements OF religious instruc-
ton IRE ndcted into the heads OF the
youngsters.
Ard amcse the youngsters are
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-22
NAPOLEON BoNApARTE TURNS UP

The number OF persons living In the
of men famous in the country many
years ago IL remarkable Yesterday
man who draws a government pension
went TO the United States sub-treasury
and presented his quarterly draft for
payment. Paying Teller Goodrich
looked at the name on the draft, then
at the man standing outside the win
dow, and for moment seemed as
though staring into space. II might
have been impossible just at that time
for him II tel positive whether or not
the world had suddenly collapsed, and
there had been resurrection without
him knowing anything about 1t. The
draft was made payable to Napoleon
Bonaparte. In plain. legible hand.
is that your name?" Mr.. Goodrich
politely asked the man at the window
waiting for the mouay the draft called
for. and the man molestly replied that
Il was. The question was only the
product Of ordinary curiosity, as the
draft bore sufficient proof OF the mans
Identity.
Several uay3 tfn arother re1~ioner
had his draft paid and 1t bore the
name OF George Washington. The fact
that the payment IF pensions will con-
tinue yet for fully week makes Ii
possible for Abraham Lincoln's name to
get In this list. Baltimore News.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-22
\ GENIUS uONOREn.
Centennial Celebration of the lnNvu
ton of the Art l.ithoErApnN

New York. Oct, 1t, Alots Scuetelder
ulr inventor OF luhoe1aphN will y
puluyly houored on the occasion OF
the one huudrcdth anniversary OF his
invention. \ circular has been sent
Out hv a committees, of which Joseph
H. Ncogh is chairman and ERNEST
l,auykhardt secretary. in which ii was
said chat the celebration would takn
the form OF an exhibition ot all tho
different products of photography, com
prisiug the history and growth of art
from its birth to the present day, illus
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-22
WHY THEY LOVE HIM
New Workers Greet Governor Altgeld
With Much Enthusiasm.

New York Oct. Is. John p. All
geld, governor of Illinois, spoke in
Cooper Union hall last night, 1t is
seldom that such a crowd turns out to
hear a man as the one which COLLEGE,
in and around New York's historic hall
last night. At least 10000 persons
stands erected outside Henry George
preceded Altged to the platform, and
he, too, received a tremendous oya-
ton. The meeting was held under the
auspices of the German American
democratic association. Altgeld was
received with storm of cheers and
the cry we love you for the friends
YOU have made
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-22

Montreal, Oct. 10. Wednesday
night in Ottawa hotel where the Sons
of Liberty organized in 81, \ secret
meeting was held and $50 prom
inent Canadians pledged themselves
MS members OF the CanNGian lndepend-
cncc club. a constitution and bylaws
were adopted, The main point in The
preamble OF the constitution is tn
pledge to work with might and matc
for the political Independence OF
Canada
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-22
FABBRi- SHEPARD.
Notable Society Event in New York
This Week

New York. Oct. 49, The marriage
Of Miss Edith Shepard to Ernesto g.
Fabbri OF Florence. Italy, will take
place Tuesday at ScarborouRh-On tho
Hudson, where the shepards have their
country seat The little stone Presby-
terrain church on Broadway. which Mrs
Shepard erected az memorial 10 her
husband. will b. The scene OF the mar
rage. which will probably be performed
by Rev. DR. John Hall. pastor Of the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-22
WOULD FREE CANADA
PROMINENT MEN FORM AN INDIE.
PENnENCE CLUB.
WANT POLITICAL FREEDOM

Club Is Formed in Montreal Where
Sons of Liberty Organized In W
Constitution and bylaws ATE
Adopted One Hundred and Fifty
Sign.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-22
CAUGHT AT OCONTO

Marinette. Wis, Oct 16. Louis
Bratz. who is charged with trying 70
kill Annie Loucks In a farming settle
ment near here Tuesday was captured
al Oconto and brought 10 Marinette
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-22

Bryan completed mis- tour through
Michigan with monster meeting In
Detroit Saturday evening.
Beer stems more than ever are being
put TO decorative use in dining rooms
and quaint hallway.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-22
WHERE'S RAMBUSCH?
HIS VICTIMS IN DODGE COUNTY
WANT TO KNOW.
sAlDTo BE SHORT 100000

An Investigation of His Accounts Is
Now Being Made-Many WATERFOWL
Persons Trusted Him with Large
Sums-He Was Last Seen in
Horizon.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-22
HE'S SAID ENOUGH ALREADY
Archbishop ireland Refuses to BE II
terviewed on Political Situation.

Baltimore. oct lG.-Archbishop Ire
land Of ST Paul. who arrived yestef-
day morning for the purpose Of paying
a visit 10 Cardinal Gibbons, was asked
for an interview on the political situa-
ton = the west. but declined to
talk. saying that he had said enough
about poIltics already.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-22

Senator John Sacherman denies that
he is to 60 TO Atlanta Monday to con-
fer with Watson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-16

WANTGD-position by Al bookkccper
and office man; quick and accurato also
good lire insurance worker. references.
Address &. l.. NcCay, Temple, Texas. 23
WANT ED-By a young lady OF refine
ment and culture, q position as nursery
goycrncss or companion TO invalid lady;
good schmstreHs. best references. Adj
dress Miss M s. this office, Is
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PROCTOR KNOTT.

J gensnoky's Brilliant Son Says OF
de Candidate and Platform
|krd Enquirer
lsleve Bryan will be elected SAID
|r1' Knott to the Enquirer CORE
|a, during a cAu, at his home; out
i aeleated tue cAl4sc vi trve SILVER
b, de. 1t VIII 80 on until the
s.e thrown open 10 the mcNaI Once
| No. continued the governor IN
X " a question, the money pow
MO; deieat Bryan by buying votes
ape are n ehl nest about tbs ques-
10 cannot be purchased. Ii lie "
ASM be by lise purchase OF Da.-
us and Officers of election
Ioa believe that the nomination OF
e WI give llAuois TO Mckinley =
replied Ex-Governor KNOT; the
wa Of Palmer Will not give the
f4p.s ticket a ,sing-e vote more
Other man on q would have
eA ! believe that Bryan viii carry
II Inc fact that Palmer was
70 the senate through the suffer
ne populsts. ana under II lar
piomse with them, does not make
veal candidate for the : mon
.IhoNacy, The claim. TOO. that
~ ticket, fused with the ropuh-
~ carry Alabama Is amusing"
i'e governor, and as to Ken
la'Ak II IL safe for Bryan. /
We Indianapolis ticket carries a
,s,.0!s.y IN the United States"
- 90 You think of Mr.. Bryan's
Ia.
IN ~ been reading most OF thcm.'
|,"e''l9r Knott, and | think they
snort of phenomenal. on, /
y. fo.u press cruicfses b . speeches.
WI some of these papers aas-
~ 4, what | fear, however, is that
"euh down at the rate he Is
limit to get Governor Kfoi Ito
tbs, lie says he is a back hpit4
b'as me, and is tmcrestcd spje,.
h ~ w of ghe Jaw school IL
M y, which he rs the deun. { siis
ma men however, prevailed upon
h ~ a speech Monduy afternoon.
Eoai {, hol's and a half nearly 300
h IA ~ fhe court house yard ana
" nm make his talk.
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southern and National oil mAls VA
Washington road. Apply to y. T.. ,hcW.
liamrr Ruildng. CiiY II
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,is,,nr, VINO is one of the third ,,o,
d',,, .ols IN the State. tow1,rl ,ha $50 .enel
,,i''p .dIc nominees Is the snhiatS, -. ~
80, Comment and criticism from ~ vi
w%,9 Oh the Second congressionSi d,s, ~.
twelvc Supponcd him for congress IN,
i"sNe Years, Many of them SAY W. so
g., ,.eluentiy declared himself 20 ,hN,r
a., '",vt OF the free and unlimited 49,
vi sl.Ner at 10 to l.
n,ivt "gdnt w Walkner. the newlv an.
a nr'''tu attorney ger eral, said few AN
~ W dson's attitude had undert,Sn :
a., " NUN change because when two 49,
"Nv ne Souih Valley d .leEations go
VI lVr silver plank In tho nlai.as,n
tliSyh mad agreed to *, saving nj 80
r ,tn,t nc was In sympathy with n. As CO.
w. 1--we evidence OF f. John n Hon
. .ia or Molers. Jefferson county
showed tie Enquirer correspondent, V - ~, /,
ttonlght. written two years az, n,
WllAam II. Wilstn, then prlyat"
le.aiy TO his father. In reply 10 a A..
i",,'lon asking II he favored n s,r,.,S
s uid standard. The following is a o,, ms &c
tlpn from the letter: 40 Vuo'A-
CON say for him that he IS no, T., :,
N"t OF singh gold standard. I nerd no..
saN 20 YOU THAT che only hone n, Tho ~,
ne i9r Tree silver lies In the success az
,lu dc mocrA'!c party The reuun,ir.,,
lhlly mas ever been Il foe to silver ana i,s
,iIumph means everlasting death 10 sii.
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Mr. Herbert Johnston Of iA DAILY Ter
race, Stratfor. ont. under date of Au-
gust 1885, says: 'For number of years
past | have suffered untold agony from
dyspepsia. and how to get rid of it l did
not know ! ,rh'd everything that l read
about. nearly all OF which were gulran-
tced to cure dyspepsia, but all to no avail.
| also tried every remedy friends could
suggest, still | got no relief, and my bust
ness being seientary, that of book
keeper. II was getting almost unbearable.
| often had to lay off for Il day or TWO at
a stretch. In sheer desperation | consult
ed our family physician, Dr. Ellis, but the
medicine he prescribed for me only gave
nom utary relief Finally l was Induced
by Mir. l.. j Johns to try Ripans TIbules.
1t was not long before felt greatly re-
neved. and now / thank God that l ran
eat anything. SO long as l have Ripans
Tabulcs to fall back on. nave not lost
dav inside of til. last month. and l can
fully recommend them TO all who n.e az
nictcd as have been" one Gives Relief.
Dipans Tabules are sold by druggists or
sent 10 the hipaus Chemical Company,
No 10 Spruce street New York. sample
vial 10 cents. For sale by A. Il. kiesling,
druggist. 502 Main street.
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FOR SILVER

S,"vNner Once Made a Strong
.,o. spoeeh at Lexington.
!. '''' ny September li.-General
l., we holiocrat nominee for vice
a.. '1s a free s.ver record tina
|a,e a. es clear as that of his run
n IA ~ ',r.l Palmer. and one does
+ ass so oa,k 60 $50 to md his III
h isr c nsi the single gold stand
ilr pourleral Buckner was a can
|asc sv,,sSFhor Of Kentucky on the
nocr.,'iSaN ana n big reception
Is, Ls, raAy wus gwen in his
|sr. H. slol, Ky. on June Is OF
ireSe-, ma ie - speech to the big
y poSo,,. ana IN referring to the
OIL The republican party,
|yns * ITS duty to the people by
NecevnV , Ken nact Of the bondho.d-
eogntr,. wl,lr pay I'm the currency
| deno.,s.lu i1lva them gnl,l: and
sad ''r~,' ,, silver in order TO
NJ 49,, 49, valuable. and further
pc aPiiihsts at the expense Of
.sS,...s eNarr words taken down
|lttr M I'VE newsuauers the ncxt
allied no sneech. though the gen-
'eg'e-Hv ~ N0fn 00l o,,, of Chi-
L wife sa1t hae he-n Ner; MIN by
lsad4r anl ;sow h. Is gold man
N the Mckinney Aid So
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ron RENT CHEAP New corner cotts,ue
nnr Warrington street school with
bath room and wstterworks. Apply oito
ltcusaucr, lolS Washington sttc,t, or at
j. H. Mitchell. jowclcr. i6
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'nero' Texas, September l5--An old
MeXean by the name Of Hosea fell
through tho cellar door at Bresden Rros
store yesterday evening ana a., 80, ~,
" effects Of the injury in an hour or 70
re had been a citizen of this county for
many years aud had the confidence of All
inc men for whom he hnd Morknd.
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eossIr or GOTHAM.

c.,,ember 1S--1t is the In
w. me police commissioners TO
% hcvcle patrol service as rap
:" ,hle 10 all parts of the city;
b pssssy,u o weeks thirty men W j.
i nsp The hiking copper WIN
shsss y, The East SIDE, West Sidt
n serm ID the town, ana VIII chase
u s'o N sorts as well as scorehers'
mai significant Signs of the
y ,' @ ray season is that the Iron
' ',la company $ beginning to "ie
say ,.senrer boats for the winter.
s paSsey three of the company rs
oaer uS' up che Hudson and were
krs WIZ ,nsir SAFETY slips. How tune
inlo The horse show VIII soon
ryrssw,s we fully realize that sum
soner.
no said. "help man whose
n ,re a-brlghtcnlng. Asst chap
~ n, lost position. only 10 cents
@ rick" The size of che de-
ihe nnions. and ne explained: \
- n,mst have some whisky~-was
~ue ,bine 2 cents. shave, cents.
stfsst hash. coffee ann roil..
fA ls H. figures he mentor AR
ai "a on the Bowcry, where the
r'rss made
rlce board mas uco'".' VIZ" ~
.rn,herry faces" are not wanted on
~
se, and policeman
:, s.slgnation was dismisseu t(uly.
l,Jbsrry face Is the term use LOT
ssrcss which wear tnat Ptcuilhr
sspJ Of too many NiulllEans
:. n old ale and extract o. rcu psp-
IN dash OF tobisco. lhe Muil
10, stuff with claws on {, anu ~
| make a policeman cruz II ii"ippoS'
T., Al a shadow.
So, 49,,
| ,,,o, flag staff on the postoffice the
ming and the crowds pouring out
s,,okjyn bridge entrance wereslas
IN, frame Of mind when tncy no
IN They mag ,'cu ..i". 'n ,i,tST
had happehe'' N'iIers ho1st +hor
Il,u's'' .,.r,, xyag nnlN
b emblem upslu 'r, cus,nijau' how
bier OF the pI.s,' -. -ov, I, lNrlt "a
/ nj OF. account o, III n row - Ia +.
\ promises ena' nv " NV
unh,..,, Reach camo
tlcsng OF Ma''i'a. ~" 80.
sudden. On wednesday hisht
IT, vos going on as usual The
'~e ,ro ,si,lv we'll filled. the
vas in iuii p,aS ~ ,.,sitnre =, ach.l
I'.s I ~" eyery'hinc was changed. All
|targ rooms had been cleared 81
! tho servants WIZ, ,,,,r ieie - h,d a.
VIZ w V ne har was empty. triday
snt aot a drink or IA cigar at
s.,' roach Tor love or money. OF
ss.,s and visitors were furious.
sues's "'' -
lanai, yr,ss,oppers are In clover.
iaa'h =, .,.o doc,dcd
|nik powers 'ha' u" nav
Ia. Knerpists who walk pareiopi
=. a,w IL on the public ground do
wv ,.,.,.. hopce the exncri-
pure me ga s'os' NOV can yolk
stage Is pass, o"r r nv wtnt To-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-16

chanlng That Wilson, Too,
's.oD y, w. Va. September H.
| wss Postmaster General VII
and his son. William II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-16

FOX SALE-Four room cottage and
choice corner lot In Third ward 1900 10
$500 cash and balance on easy terms, q,
j Palmer. thts office. II
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Board and Rooms.
Bids and Proposals.

ENNET PICNIC PRtNILEGES-g laled
proposals viii BE- received by the under
signed for the sale OF the following priv
neges Of picnic given September 20 at
Forest Park by Emmett Council and
Rifles:
Photographs.
Ice cream stand.
Soda water and lemonade.
Candy stand
Fruit st3nd.
Cane RAJ hs.
Flying horses,
E.tehing post
And other privileges.
Apply TO Tom o Leary or .. D. Bryan
Ia Committea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-16

THOSE NrlNG to buy or sell furn-
tirc should call on the apex Furniture
Company. 5l2 Travis street.. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-16

GUY McTATGHLIN ~ Exclusive local
dealer for Remington Standard Type
writer and supplies. 2l6 Main street. tel.'-
phone 6e3. Houston. n
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Number words time time. week mo.
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DIED

Department Of state. Washington, ~ c..
September II. lSlG. Official -lnfornn-
tun has b en- received at this department
from MIR Max Goldhnger, the consul of
the Ulited States at Mannheim Germany
OF the death, on the 18Th of July lS.S, Al,
Held lbc'F, Germany, of Hugo Va ~ OF
iluus,up. Texas.
The raj representatives ~ tho deceased
con obtain further Information by apply
ing To this DEPARTMENT.
Per Hespltch No. ~. dated August =,
1896.
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l 20 80 l-g per cent lower than those
of other standard companies Policies
Uncomfortable and non-forfe,tabie ana
nave the most liberal cash surrender,
loan. total disability. extended and paid
up inpuranoe options Address j. N.
Gambreil, General Agent. I'll Mason
Heck. Houston Texas.
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couple of settled are; no children. viii
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Special N office.

CAUTJON--Any person buying old furpi
tufe under our name Ii misrepreseniing
Us as We handle nfst class furniture only.
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