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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17

bic tn llamap' AteIier
angsfertigt werben, blei6en unb ent,
fdrbeu fi6 nidt. photographer BON
@a0awap fnb ffridt erfer alaFe. gei
@alamap f0nut Sbr photographer su
allen @ud fonDenirenben preifen er.
balten, benn ole feline Nrbeiten finb
ben Waui4eu Der aunbsn ansemei.
fen.
Galamap's atelier beiieht iebt felt
IA Sabren In NO. 513 Of 0oufion
Strabe.
8ute arbeit, tein 6umbua.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17

famn bnrtb fein auoereS Comic eriett
tuercen eS ffebt uuter ben tanfenoeu,
tueldbe TIM Wfartte itnb, obenam n.
Verindbt eS mnS Der Grfolg faum niHt
(ntdt beranfbsab). @ra=
partrt BON oer Muhemier 8mid,
Breiutu8 Co., ct. XpntS, Mu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17
Warunt ui9t bic Teiertase 3lt
pauie berbringen ?

Die so. 6. 6 3. 8abn oiferirt
niebrige &aten unb comfortable Reife
nod allen Stdbten In ben iitb6fliden
Staaten. Gunbreifes8illette gum Der.
tauf am 81. unb 70. DECEMBER, gtltis
fur breibig Sage bonn 0ertaufstage on.
Wegen udberer Nu8tunft iuenbet
gu6 an %. @. Grub.
o. 3. & 3. a., 80. Sc. & s. 8abn,
Dallas, 3era8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17
Qauowirtbidaflifbes.
lteberSan8 bDn Der 99etbe 3tr lDin.
ferfitfteruftt1.

terfitfteruttg.
9ie 3eit amii9en Weibe unb Win.
terfatterung tit in mauder Be3iebung
fir ben 5utter3ufanb. ia. fir bic Sc:
iunbbeit Der Sbtere eine bebentli1e.
Namentlid gilt taS far bic funsen
5biere, bic itb in Der erften 3eit Der
Winterftitteruag oft In einem bebentlis
den 3uftanbe bsfinben. Nbgeieben
bon &rantbeilen, bic unter ibuen ers
f6eineK. fana man oft eir bollffdnbis
geS stiafebeu In ber@ntmtdiung beob.
adten uno piel trdftiges Gutter ges
bort ba3u. I'M fie iuieber In Gong unb
in's Wa6ien gu bringen.
Sn Der &egel piro benz uebergang
aur Srodenftitterung unb Der nod nidbt
ftattgebabten @em6bnung Der Sbiere
S6ulo gegeben. 9ie Sadie Iiegt aber
meiit anOers. Wfan meint, 10 lanoe
liberbaupt brauBen Jutter oorbanben
it, braudDe nlan ni9t8 au fiittern, uub
madt ben llebersans CUR Srodenfitte,
rune oieI 3u fpdt. 8ra8 uub Gutters
frduter, bic i'm ipdtsn Sommer unb
9erbft wa6ien, baben iebo9 uid5t mebr
ben Ndbrmertb. tuie i'm Jrhbiabr unb
9o6fommer geua6iene unb iinb oft
Don &oft unb MeEltbau ober burd)
Staub uerunreinist. Sollen nameuts
lid iuuse 9biere fi9 gon3 bierpou er.
ndbren, 10 tritt elm StiQRanb In Der
@utnifeluug. uenn nicbt s6limme.
res, eiu. Neltere 5biere f6nnen tueni.
ger trdf.iges unb ungefun5es Gutter
eber bertragen, erboIen fi1 penigftens
na6ber leibt tpieber. Ser Stil{taab,
tpel6er um bieie 3eit bdufig BEL benz
-Sungbieb beobadtet pirb. tommt faff
immer sou uu3urei9enber grndbruua
wd6reab Der leBten 3eit bes Weibe.
aange5 Der; ber uebergaug gum Sro.
denfutter nab bic 8euobnung on bais
felbe tragen eigentli@ feline 5dulo.
0ieraus folet, baB es fali6e Spariom.
teit 1T. bas Suugbie9 bic In ben Wiu.
ter auf bic Weioe alleiu ,u bsidrdnteu
unb baB eS geboten eri6sint, bel 3ei.
ten nit ben 3ugaben bon geeisuetem
&rafifutter 5u beginner. 5tilitanb
I'M Wadstbum bes SuuspiebeS bebeu.
tet 3eit. uno Gutterperluff.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17

Sd mar nerpbs, mhbe unb unmirf4.
9arl'S @loper Root Sbse bat mid &C.
funb uub slidIi6 eemadt. Mrs. 6. 3.
Worben. Gum gertauf bel Salteper
& 5hu6arb, San1es @lanin. 8. ).
epeleFp. y. @Obn & Co.. 3. Stein,
Central Drug Store. U. Shneppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17

Mein &inb batte bic grdune unb
tpurbe bur9 ebiloh's Cure eeheiIt,
i6reibt Mrs. 5. 3. Martin, Suntspille,
Mla. 3um 8erfauf bel 3alteper& Shu.
9arb, Sames @lapin, 3. 5. epeleFp.
". @ohn & &c., q. Stein, Central
Drug Store, u. Sdmebpe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17
Tir bic sseiertaae

ueFtuuft BIZ M e. q q. Bubn CTne
Katy) 2unbreife 8ilette BON alIen
Stationeu auf bieier 2inie iuuerbaIb
beS Gtoates Ssras au elm unb elm
Drittel Gabrpreis; gillette auf 8ertauf
am 23., a.. 25., 30.. 81. December
unb l.. Sanuar, etiltis our 9ndreile
biS gum 4. Saauar 1897.
Wegen ndberer Nusfunft iuenbe mon
R9 an bic M. 6. & 8. 9idets aaenteu
ober f6reibe an
%. @. @rufb,
d. g. & 3. u, M. 6. & 8. Babu,
Dallas. 3era8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17
9as eole Qone Star 8ier.

SIM Gcmmer 8iebt eS tein @etr6nf,
tueIdes tn Oem Make erfriiHt mno
ffGrtt, iuie ein @lae Zone gtar SSier.
Mber and TIM 4&tntsr tbut eS oie pur.
trefHi@ftem 9tenfte. GS tit mptpriid,,
bah tpeSer 0ShiSfep npts 0Heim Deu
wfenfben tnuerlids auf BITE 9amer er.
inGrmen, OaS tbut mitr 8ter nnb bes.
balb 8reifeu man sum Zone etar, baS
an Cite uuiibertreiftids TIT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17

Seib Sbr bard lluberbanli&sek.
gerfopfune, appetitlofisteit, 64win.
bel, seIbe 6autfarbe seplasts 8Sk
Iob's gitali3er iif elm ii@eres Ssilmitisi.
Gum Herfauf bel 2oltepeg q G&as
6arb, James @lanin. &. 3. Spelefp.
e. Gsba q Co., .. Steia, Gssia3
9rna 6tsse. U. 63nepss.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17

lttttet1 III lieaen TN ser fiihlen Grbe.
Ser Summer bdtte iie tobten. ober
gum Wiineelten auf elm ich,peres Grons
feulaqer lperfen miillen. tpenn r,id,t eine
10 unpermiiltld1ie 2ebensfrQft in bieier
aelunben gaatur aeue1en tpdre. g2ad,
S,aufe ,uriidaefebrt. ttahm fie lid, ,,te
iantnuea, um oie Gltern nidt a,t be-
triiben. 1nS oQs einfSrn1ioe trourioe
9eben t,abm ieinen Sortqana. bis enS<
lid in ser Mitte bes 5otnmers Die
g2adrid)t eintraf, bas bic @deibuna
befinitip ausgelprodJen iei.
.~sina batte aufathmen f6unen, als
ibr tire ssreibeft perfiln6igt uuroe;
.aber ser, Grud, ber auf ibr laftete,
iparbe nibt leid)ter bnrdl Die @ewiss
belt, has Der furse Gra,i1n ifrer Che
nun enoailtia su Gnbe iei. !Sm @eaerts
tbeif, Der @ebante, bab ibr ebenaliser
@atte jest wieoer frei iein 3eben 9ez
nieBen fonute, oaf, ct tpieoer Der uf1ts
porbene Gapalier lei, benz Die Welt
ofien itanb, raste jeet qudlenoer an ibr
als friiber, unb als bann zines Taaes
ibr 0ater ibr aus Der 3eitunq porlas,
baB @jraf sSelbern gum 6eutidleu Gi,ez
fonluf in elmer binterinbilben Sanz
oelsftabt ernannt unb nad ieinem
neuen @obnort abaereiit iei, ba idpoll
ibr 6ers iiber Dor Bitterfeit.
nGr iteist 3u boben Soften, er nintmt
eine 9ea6tete Stelluna ein," boc)te Iie
beltdnoia. r,Sit es linn unanaenebm,
in Berlin slt bleiben, 10 lit bafiir ae<
iorst, baB er in einen anberen @eIts
tbeil qeben fann. Sd) Saoeaen-l
Durd5 ibn babe i'd sic 3uIt uno @raft
gum 0eben nerloren, ln1b BOD, aebt er
unaeItraft aus !"
gln ibrem neun,ebnten @eburtstaae
flebte Gina BEN Simmel inbriinitia at.
es n,oae ibr letter @eburtstaa iein:
benn anifatt iidl allmalia in ibr 9oos
su finoen, arollte lie 6em @didial
intmer mebr unb mebr.
l1nterbeiien mar bic @duade Der
Mutter 70 aros oemorSen. oas Nraii
Maller ibr gett nidlt mebr perlaiien
fonnte. Sm September erlaa bic ,ins
aliidlihe ssrau ihren Qeioen. Ser
Sausbalt dnoerte lid) nun oollitdnbia;
Bic Yfleae uuo 8artuua Der aronfen
bate bisber ollie MitslieSer oes 0aufes
in Nuiprud, aenomnten. 0est blieb
allen cine Menae freier 3eit. In Der
Seber iid auf's Oleue beS eriittenen
Berluites erinnerte unb in ber uau,ent.
lid Gina bic Gerltorbene ibtper Der.
miBte. Gdglib manbete iie gum Girh.
bof binaus. unb es foitete iie iebes
Wlal einen GntidluB, ii9 bon benz
8rabe ibrer Wlutter 3lt trennen uno
nad 9anie Suriid5useben. gdeu mid
iie benz Be9esnen NIT 8efannten aus;
fte beadtete es nidt, taB tbeilnebs
menoe 8lide ibr folsten, ia, baB maj.
iosar iteben blieb unb ibr be,punoernb
nadidaute. Denn jett erit tpar ibre
gd0ubeit sur poIlen Bliitbe gelanat.
Triiber bate ibr @eiidt 6urd feline
fnoipenbafte 6rii9e ansesosen; iest
iiberraf1te es 6urd feline burhqeiitiate
gd0nbeit. unb Die Sdwermutb, 6ie
ipie cine gSolfe beitdnbig bariiber
lagerte, per6untelte biefe feiuesmeas.
ionbern trug nur basu BET, bas sSu,
kn~nfHn L~f& =
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17

ersen8t Slnt. III folsltds ein 1omie,
tueldbeS ieoer 8lntarme, Jung pSer
alt, trtafen ioIlte, (uid5t { berau.
iAeuS). Rrdpartrt bon oer 2lnbeu.
iers0nid, 8retutns Co., ct. xuutS,
Mu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17

Su @alpeRon in bas @ounip.
@ourtbaus bur6 Geuer i'm getrase BON
$50 600 bef9dbigt porben. Oas 6euer
bra9 i'm Sa9itubl aus. tpte mon per.
mutbet, in 6olge f9le9ter anlage
bur9 eiuen elettrii1en Drabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17
YaGa9e=8iuette aaer slrt
Rad nab soa Garsge,

Gesen DispepRe nab Sebsieibsa
babe Sbr bie geDrudte Uarantte an iss
Der 5laf9e BON 6biIsb's Wiiaiiass.
@s beilt immer. Gum Wersauj bsl
Ralteper q 56u9are. Sames Glasia.
3. s. speleRp. U. gnbn 3 Co., q.
Stein. Central Drug 6tsse. &.
S@weppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17
Sic pIenontes3e Sruamobr

- Die elesantefte Nusmabl bon
Otamanten, 8olos unb Silberwaaren,
ubren. Dpernsldiern unb pieIen anbe.
rem 4ltifeIn. bic fi6 su @eibna6iSaes
f1enfen eignen. finbet man In benz re-
nommirten 8eihdft bon @ebr. Sri.
Ser, No. 304 %. .s@ommeree.5 .5traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17

S9minsiu@t tam burd Sbilsb.s .
Sure eebeilt merben. Diefes sross
,RnaenaeiIaitsel II. has eiRaie hesanaas
gegsu biefe i@redlibe 3rantbeit. Sun
Bertauf BET aalteper & G9u9arb,
5ames @iaoin, Z. 3. epeGeKp, g.
eobu 6 Co.. g. Stein, Ge1traI Drug
Store, u. S@meppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17

= aus s6ulenbars wirb semeloet,
6oB Clement Matura In Wertbeibiguug
ieiner Mntter feiueu 8ruber Sobil Nla.
tnra unb ben Irbeiter Sobn 3robot er.
f6oRen bat. Die beiben 0pfer batten
reinen Iugriif auf bic Mutter gsma6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17
4hen''.atis.aas.

Gbronifder abeumatismus nit
unbiesfamen n1usteIn, fteifen Ge.
lenfen un6 geihwdhtem SYitem
1T bdufis nit fcroful5ien Grf4ei.
nuneen perbunoen.
6cott's Emulsion pom
Eeberthran, nit unterpbospbor.
faurem Sals siebt 1labruns, uer.
peuitdrfun9 uno ueubelebums.
Eebsrtbran liefert 11abrune, bat
aber aud meoisinifde mirtuus,
beiSe fno borin entbalten.
Oieie mirfunsen perdn6srn un.
sefunoe 3uitdnoe in eefunoe unS
Iiefern Dem eefhwddten 11erpen.
iYftsm Die erforoerlihe Stdrte.
10 Gents sns $1.oo.
Seorr 4 BovNs, Chemists, New York.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17

Srod,en, Nrmbdnber. 3etten,
Rinae. 0orffsduabeln. Sfirme unb
@t6de nit eIegantem Griff bel @ebr.
@riber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17
Soroam 8rotbers,
&eftauratemre Ia ebpls' ealpun unb
Ralmen 0arteu.

liefern tdsli9 fr.if9e MuRern aus
Der S4ole, elm feines Dinner fAr Is
Gents unb fibreu iOnaise grtro BE.
feaungen tn furser 3eit aus. aae
Selifatefien ber Saiion Rnb 40 baben.
Die befen unb biIlieifen Preife Ia Der
Stabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17

@rnnoet8entbums ltebertra8unaea.
Scenes Burns an Geo. 6. Altgelt,
Stud 2anb am 2esn Greet, $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17
3phlen! Sphlen!

Die Southern @is aompasnie ber.
fauft bic befen Snbianers Serritorium.
2oblen; alleS grpBe 5ttide. Sel. 146,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17
@tps Der pHbuer.

Cine her befaantelfeu ardnfheiteu
ber 9abneriftsbEr pip8. timer beufs'
felben III eine tatarrbalii9e gntaan.
bung Der Sd,teimbdute bes G@nabels
unb Der Ra9enb6ble 3u nerfebeu, rueI.
DE meifienS Don grfdltung berrdbrt.
Die befallenen 0ubner per0en trauria
unb f1arren ni9t mebr. arduben bic
Jebern, fperren ben 51nabel auf, ath.
men tura unb angeitrengt. nfe{en ofts
malls un6 ftoBen 3umeilen einen piepens
ben Son aus. Die Mugen Fub tribe
unb bic Naienl69er nit einem sdben
S9leim pertlebt. Inter Der 3unaen,
tpiSe bilbet fi6 cine barte, bornartiqe
3aut, uel6es bos 6uba am Jreffeu
binbert. Der Nppetit 1T Dermiubert
Der 8amm befommt elm bIaiIes. gelb,
li9es 4usieben. S9IiebIi1 geben bic
Sbiere su @runbe. ST bic Srantbeit
nod ni1t au weit noreei1ritteu, 10
fann mon fe auf folsenbe Weiie beis
len: Nan beiarei6e 3unse unb 54na.
bel nit Butter ober Del (garbolol III
nod beFer). siebe porRdtis cine nit
Del befeu@tete Geber bur9 bic Naien.
l6fer unb gebe bem 9hiere nur meis
DIES Gutter, .. 9. In Wlild3 aufaeweid,.
tes grob, geicttene &artoffeIn &C. Dat
iebo1 bic tatarrbalii1e gntains
oung Der 3unge unb bes &a@eus
melt UNI fi6 gegriffen, 10 entferne man
ou9 bie bornarlise 0aut unter Der
3unge unb sebe benz tranten 8biere
onfangs ALE balbe Gtuube bis eine
etnnbe abwe9ieInb eiuige Sropfen bon
Ouleamara unb Brponia In Woffer
ein. Mande perabrei1en ie6en 3aa
einige nit Butter befeu1tete pfeffers
former ober Elm Stddhen 4loe BON Der
8rbbe elmer 8obns. uel9e glei&fa0s
NIT Butter beifri6en 1T. 9Dia man
bic barts Saut bequem BON Der 3un.
senwurael ab3ieben, 10 1T es auebmd.
mdBig, biefelbe nit benz 3eigefinaer
Der re@ten 6anb ab3ureiben. tueI&eu
man 3upor nit 9ol3af1e betnpft bot.
Alsbann III bas ab3ieben biefer borni.
gen 6aut nit eiuem ipiben MeHsr
lei4t aus3uftibren. S9lieBIi@ fei
nod erwdbnt. baB es ni9t gut 1T, am
pips ertrantte 6hbner au idla6ten
uuo 3u eRen, ba cine uebertra8ung bes
arantbeitsffoffes auf empinbliGe per.
Ionen lei9t m6gli1 III.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17
" . ptt5
oes staatss nno Gouatp. Solicitors.

Den Steuer3abIern wirb hierburt,
aneeseist, baB bic Staats unb @ountp
ad valorem, Sdul. unb 2opf. .Seuern
fur baS Sabr 1896 ieBt fdlie Rnb.
Sofe @affiano,
Steuers Roaettor Don Berar gouMip.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17

@riber 8ros. Rnb praItif&e
SuweI,ere unb llbrma@er unb fi3ren
ole Nuftr6ge unb bic ibnen annertrais
ten Arbeiten prompt unb fauber aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17
llmseb5rnte aiaSer.

4uf ben britiiden Snieln. I'm Nor.
ben Sfanbimarien8, Winnlaubs unb
GuBlanos tommen uneeb6rnte &iuber
niht feIten Dor. In Oeutf6lanb uur
ab unb 3u, In Sollanb unb ssrantreid,
nur gonj perein3elt unb m6lliber
Welie, uie bier gu 2aube. aus Der
Trembe bereingebra9t. Sn Sdott.
lono unb @uglanb bat man mebrere
nabmbafte RaHen, bel wsl&en bas
ungeborntfeinnuf bic Nadau9t pererbt.
Nls mabrideinIi4 wirb angenommeu,
baB ale unseb6rnten 8inopiebraiIeu
bon Der GrontOias.RaRe abfammen;
mebrere berielben baben in ben Sci.
besbau unb In Der &opform melt gro.
Bere Nebnlidfeit nit benz 5leduieb Der
S6wei3, weldes ebenfolls BON ber ae.
nannten &afe abftammt. oils NIT ben
&tnbern ber Weberuns; bod tauu bic
Graae Der abaammung nod ni9t fider
beantwortet perbeu. Au9 bic eneli.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17

- Die Naienr6tbe III bic Gbeub.
r6tbe bes 3e@ersIades.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17

Sn bemielben 2otale befinbet fi9 eix
S d. nns u nferm @ arst.
Sdslib groBe Nuswobl ron frif&ea
Gii6en, Nufiern, @iIb. @efiaaeI
aler Art. $eIepbpn 399.
gefelluagen fur 6Ieif@ unb slid se.
ner0en tn irgenb eiHem 3beile her
Stabt frei QbQeIiefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17
Mattbies Srps. Tleiid5es,

No. 507 On. 1onf n.Strabe,
Nnr bas por5aaIi9fe &inb., e9afs
unb SGweinei1eifd.
Spe3iolitdt: Sunges 4oIbfieifM.
Ale 4rten BON @urh. e@inlen.
3unse, s9maIs &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-17

Sanienbe bon Rbeumattsmus G6I.
len fnb bur6 elmer amb Mmenb's
Ge3ept Wo. 1851. sebeiIt worben.
aile Seibenben follten cine 6lai9e boz
BON beriu9eu.
9. j. S@mibt, Souhon, Ser.
Naeinige Neeuten.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-08-19
PREACHING STILL AT 81.
Pastor for Half Century without q
Salary.


1t Is an unusual thing, indeed, for
minister to be in active service at the
ripe old age of 81, and it Is a more
unusual thing for minister to continue
without salary as pastor Of one charge
for fifty-fiye years with still no definite
time for retirement therefrom to look
forward to. There is such n minister
in Montgomery County, however, in the
person of Elder Jonathan Van Cleave,
pastor of the Indian Creek Baptist
Church
The venerable Jonathan Van CieaYe
is the recognized patriarch of his de-
nomination, and throughout the central
States his name is a household word in
all Primitive Baptist families. He has
been great travelling preacher, always
at his own expense, and while every
third Sunday" finds him in his own pull
pit, every other Sunday finds him in
some other pulpit, perhaps hundreds Of
miles from his home.
Although 81 years old, his form is
erect, his eye clear and sparkling, his
voice resonant and ringing and his
mind and memory unimpaired. He re-
members with distinctness every incl
dent of his youth, and, what Is unusual
with old men, he perfectly remembers
all Incidents and circumstances of his
later years. He reasons as he always
reasoned, and in the revolution of
church and creed he clings to the relig
ious tenets of his early ministry. He
has the hearing of man of 60, the tire
less energy of a youth of 30.-Indianap-
oils News
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-08-19

ity and a grandeur in those old Psalm
tunes of Scotland that breathe of the
mountain and the sea. They are a part
of Scotlands heritage of the best that
the past can giye-not the best because
of the artistic arrangement of notes
and symphonies, but best because Of
the inspiring soul of music that floats
with every paean through the peaceful
village church. There is vein of sad
ness in them, too, through which love
strikes on the harp of song a chord of
glorious beauty. They are the soul
of the lands religion-a religion that
might be described as Calvinism, plus
generous amount of human sympathy.
With the rising generation, however, a
marked change Is visible
AS Calyinism passes away, the hui
man and moral elements seem to in
crease. Even clergymen bear testi-
mony that "while literature of any
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-08-19
His Belief Rudely Shocked.

a Japanese gentleman, now residing
in Philadelphia, has had his religious
convictions sadly shattered since his
sojourn in this country. He was con-
verted to Christianity in Japan through
the efforts of an enthusiastic Presby-
terrain missionary. there, and because
the missionary wore silk hat the
faithful Japanese supposed that n silk
hat was always an adjunct to Chris
tinnity. When the steamer which
brought him to America reached San
Frencisco it was boarded by man III
silk hat who swore continuously in n
most shocking style. Such language
from man who was certainly Chris
tian because he Wore Il silk hat upset
the Orientars belief, and he shortly
lapsed into agnosticism.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-08-19

icals, the chemicals act on the water
At the end of the prescribed time take
out your cylinder, and, presto! thera
you have a round block of glistenino
Ice.
The cost of ice produced by this
process, it is claimed, will be S1.4O a
year. This is the amount the companv
to be formed for the sale of the boxes
will charge for chemicals sufficient IN
last year. There is to be no other ex.
pense. The freezer will contain COM
partments for the storage of household
supplies that are usually kept in the ice
box. The freezers are to be made 10
sell, at the household size, for SIS each
and will last for ten years, by renew.
ing the chemicals once a year. These
chemicals will be furnished by tho
freezer company only. The COMPANY
will keep the freezers in order and tha
chemicals in good condition.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-08-19
OF Course He Knew.

81 beg your pardon" said the pas
senger in the skull cap, leaning over
and speaking to the young man on the
seat Immediately in front of him, but
are you not just returning from col
lege"
Yes, sir" replied the young man. 81
am one of the graduates. In fact, l
was the valedictorian.
Il was sure of itv' rejoined the 9TH
err. Il would be greatly obliged if you
would tell me in a few words who
wrote Junius,' who the man in the iron
mask was, what was the origin OF pro-
toplasm, explain the Schleswlg- Hol-
stein question, give me the reasons why
republics are superior to limited mon
arches, and tell me why evil is per-
mitted on the earth. "-Chicago Trib-
une
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-08-19

territory. Already there are 800 peo-
pie there, and empty houses from
Tombstone are being taken there bod
lily. An English syndicate has secured
the Pierce ledge, and has organized
with $1,5OO,OO0, and it is said that
there is a prospect Of the new camp
rivaling Cripple Creek in Colorado.
Pierce about four years ago took up
a claim about thirty miles northeast
of Tombstone. There was water hole
in the mountains, and he took the place
In order to get the water so he could
raise a few head of stock. One day,
about eighteen months ago, he picked
up piece Of stone to throw at one
of the cows when he noticed how heavy
1t was. upon closer examination"
says Pierce, 81 saw what looked like
good quartz and l took home several
pieces of the rock and horned 1t out
The result showed considerable gold.
l went back and got more rock and
took 1t into Tombstone the next day
and an assay showed me that | had
found a rich mine The ledge where l
picked up the rock was not over 400
feet from a road that had been tray
eled for years. 1t was just luck I
found It,"
Pierce had no money himself, so he
had to do all the developing work on a
small scale. He managed to take out
several tons Of ore and ship 1t away.
The result from this shipment was
over $1,000 With this amount of mon
ey he sunk a shaft and opened his
claim so that 1t was possible to ascer-
tain the extent of the ledge. After
this work had been accomplished some
parties from Silver City, N. NJ, came
along and bonded the property for
$25O,000 on a years time. Before the
year had expired they sold the bond
to the English syndicate for an ad-
vance of 100000 and when the year
was up, which occurred last week, Mr..
Pierce got a draft on San Francisco
and he at once came to the city to get
his coin.
Prior to two years ago Pierce was q
broken down miner, a man who had
never had to exceed $40 at one time
and who was having a hard struggle
to make both ends meet Now he
has $25O,000, all in gold coin, and
like most men in similar circumstances,
does not know how to spend his mon
ely. His wife, before he made the
strike, had to go to Tombstone and
help out the family exchequer by do
Ing such odd jobs of house cleaning
as she could find, while the son, young
man, now 20, herded cattle on the
ranges. Besides one son, he has a
daughter, who was given the adyan-
tage of the public schools of Tomb
stone
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-08-19
MAKE YOUR OWN ICE.
Chemicals Are Used, Crank Is
Turned for Fifteen Minutes.

Chemicals Are Used, n Crank Is
Turned for Fifteen Minutes.
The invention Of a miniature ice
machine has caused the kings of con-
gealed water to tremble In their boots.
Mr.. ]. p. O'Brien Is the inventor, and
the ice machines are to be put on the
market In the very near future. The
affair consists of box about the size
and shape of an ordinary ice box.
Down the center of the box runs a cyl
inder for the water that is to be turned
to Ice, and around this cylinder are
cells in which are placed the chem
icals whose action freezes the water.
On the top Of the box is crank like
the handle of a street piano. This han
die Is connected with a shaft on which
are fastened fan blades. Do you want
Ice for the day? Just fill up the cylin-
der with water, says the inventor of the