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The sun., 1896-10-31
HANNA SPEARS IN CHICAGo.
He Con ngrntuIntes tho People for tho Vic
tory which Is Already Asaured.

CHICAGO. Oct. 30.-Chairman Mark A. Hanna
smoke to-day at the noon meeting OF the Com
mercial Democratic Mckinley Club, and was
received with great enthusiasm. Among other
things he said:
IL am happy because am prepared to con-
gratulate you for this victory already assured.
The part have taken In this campaign was but
little 1t is you and the citizens who love their
country who have made tho victory certain. l
wish to say that when | return to my home In
Cleveland and hear the shouts of victory from
tho sound money hosts in this city over the
long. distance telephone, will shout with YOU"
Among the other speakers were William III.
Hahn aud Perry Heath Mr.. Hahn said that he
look ed for a majority OF 100. 600 votes from the
citizens of Chicago for Mr.. Mckinley.
The sun., 1896-10-31
send John Murray Mitchell to Congress.

A circular has been sent to the voters OF the
Eighth Congress district ad vocating tho election
OF John Murray Mitchell as Congressman from
that district 1t is signed by Gov Morton,
Mayor Strong. Edward Cooper, Abram S. lIew-
lit, William r. Grace, Thomas &. Plat. Edward
Lnutertach. Charles A. Dana, Seth Low, Theo-
without regard to party, the signers feel as
sured that Mr.. Mitchell Will represent the dis.
trict To the entire satisfaction OF n large major
ity OF the voters therein. The nomination
went unsought To Mr. Mltchell,wh Is an ardent
advocate OF sound money.
The sun., 1896-10-31
ELECTORAL VOTE LOST TO BRYAN
Sovereign Can't Vote because He Hasn't
Paid His Poll Tax.

According TO despatch received by Gen.
Powell Clayton yesterday from Chairman
Cooper Of tho Republican State Committee Of
Arkansas Bryan will have only seven eiec-
toral votes from that State. Chairman.Coop
Workman OF the knights of Labor. who is q
candidate for Presidential elector on the fusion
ticket. is disqualified, as he failed to pay his
mill tax.
The sun., 1896-10-31
Mayor wurater Says Brooklyn VIII Give
Mckinley 10000.

Mayor Wurster yesterday made the prediction
that Mckinley would run 10000 ahead OF
Bryan In Brooklyn, thus exceeding Mayor
Schieren's phenomenal plurality over Boody
three years ago by 1000. Sheriff Buttllng is not
so sangulne. but expects that McKinley's ma
jority Will not fall short OF $4,000: He ye,ter-
Police Justice Tighe, that Mckinley would have
o 900 votes more than those cast for Bryan and
Palmer com bined
The sun., 1896-10-31

ELMrRA. Oct. 3O.-Complaint was made to
District Attorney Knipp of Chemung county
to-day by G. W. Hardman that David Kent and
G. w. Miller. who run a sawmill at Lowmans
n few miles east OF this city. had discharged
tion of voting for Mckinley. Hardman says
he WAS one of the men discharged, and. IN addi-
trict Attorney. threatens civil proceedings for
breach Of contract. claiming that no was en-
gagged for year. The story Is denied at Low
The sun., 1896-10-31
Tobacco nuYers for Mckinley.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 3O.-A poll OF the leaf
tobacco buyers, composed OF men who come
from all parts OF the country to the tobacco
auctions. was taken to-day. There were 81
voters. Of whom 81 nro Republicans and GO
Democrats. All the Republicans and 80 Demo-
crl,ts are for Mckinley. 25 Democrats are for
Bryan, 8 for Palmer and Buckner. and did
not give their preference.
The sun., 1896-10-31
Ex.conersssman Montgomery for McK,aley.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct 30.-Alexander Mont
gomery. ex- Congressman from the Fourth dis
trlct, now menb ber OF theDawesIndian Commits
sion, has returned to his home at Elizaoethtown
gressman Lewis and for Mckinley. Mr.. Mont
gomery, like many other ound-money Demo.
Gratis. thinks this Is the most effective way OF
rebuking the repud alto nists who have captured
the organization OF the Democratic party.
The sun., 1896-10-31
WAITING FOR BRYAN's DEFEAr.
A Mig Furnace to Start Up When Newe
Comes OF McKIniey's Election.


Comes OF McKIniey's Election.
NORTH ToNAwANDA, N. Y. Oct. 3o.-The
TonawandA Iron and Steel Company is one Of
the largest concerns OF the kind in this part of
the country and owns an immense plant. Will
liam A. Rogers. the President OF the company,
said to-day:
This company has determined to light tho
largo new Niagara furnace, which has been
built during the past year, Immediately upon
the announcement of the election OF Mr.. Nc
Kinley. II he Is not elected the furnace will
continue to stand idle. This furnace will
give employment to about 800 men ad-
ditional to our present force. 1t is ono
OF the largest in the country for the manufac-
ture Of foundry pig iron and is the example Of
modern blast furnace construction. 1t 10
equipped with the largest blowing engine In
tho world, and Is expected to produce 250 gross
tons of pig iron daily. Tho furnace was conf
pleted and about to be blown in when the Chi
cago Convention put n damper on business 10
has been lying idle since for moro auspcous
times. which we believe walt on a victory for
'ns pointed out by Mr. Rogers. the starting up
OF the foundry would be of great benefit to the
producers OF iron ore and III" consumers OF the
separated metal throughout the whole country.
WIZ Reopen After McKinIey's Election.
o. G. Jennings OF the Central Forge Works at
Wholesome, l.. l.. announces that In the event
of McKinley's election the forge works which
a year ago were compelled TO shut down on ac-
count of hard times, will be reOpenei. Over
one hundred hands are employed in the works
when in operation.
Business In Brooklyn TO Bc Suspended on
Tuesday.
Nearly all tho brooklyn merchants have de-
cided 10 suspend business all day on Tuesday.
no as to give their employees an opportunity to
vote and enjoy II holiday.
Evening star., 1896-07-06
DIED.

:. ises. TEMPE WALKER tnraAss infnnt Son '" X
Rev. E. b. and Jennie Grimes Basby, aged
cHRITZMAN. Captain HENRY. CHEITzMAy
passed away on Monday, July 9. 1898. at Gao
snnsrai from his late residence ga street
norfn~--:- "Wednesday, July S, ut O'Clock.
Inter1nent at ar,,.cSton. Gettysburg Pa,
papers please copy.p
FORD; Suddenly. sunday, July g. 1885, wai.-
TER T.. the & beloved son of Martin and the
Funeral from his late residence, 2sll L street
ref gssay Resr1s. seg at ns Pm 1a,,I lnsrmsn Mount
vited to attend
| HANDLER. suddenly. on July Q. 1895. at SO
am. EDDIE beloved son Of Francis and
Martha E Handler. aged eight years AMI te
Notice OF funeral hereafter
BELLA %oRo5RAS JORDAN beloved ioSe w wife sSaf Of
William p Jordan aged thirty -four years, ma
Funeral from Immaculate Conception Church. sth
July !. $40 o'eoct. Friends % ana reiatirs: eIat
invited to attend. (New York city papers
copyJ
| LOVING. ON SATURDAY, July 4, 1906. at O'Clock
pm. ARTHUR WILLIAM LOVING, the beloved
son of King and Celesteen Loving in the twenty
second year of his
Nineteenth Stree, Baptist Church Friends are
invited to attend
Pm:. GIiAs. A.. beloved husband of DiTetts
Funeral from the Israel A. NJ f. Church. list and
streets southwest, Wednesday. July S, at
ecopy.1 MemIers OF Eureka Lodge, No. ); :.
A. A. NJ, will please meet at Masonic Tern
pie. 5th and Virginia avenue. IL am, 10 at
tend funeral
at his residence Georgetown Heights, JOHN
D. MCPHERSON. I'm the seventy-ninth year Of
Evening star., 1896-07-06
typographical Union.

An adjourned meetirg Of Columbia
Typographical Union. No 101. was held yes
terday, but the only busines. transacted
was the ratification of the committees re-
port on a new constitution and Sci of by
laws.
Evening star., 1896-07-06
Canned Goods.

Best Solid Meat Jersey Tomatoes per can. 7c
Iary ianu tanned corn, per can. n............. 4o.
y l. STATE Stfihg Beahs, per can. Sc.
\; l. State SWEEP Torn, per can ............ 7c.
fcnc size baked beahs, per can ........... &c.
imported Sardlnes IN Gil. per can. .12c.
rotte1 nam or Tongue, per can. &c.
PicKed toInsn, per PKG :.............. &c.
Best California Heavy Syrup Peaches, can Iii &c,
n. Y. State White Wax Beams, per CAM 7e
Choice Elrly June Peas, per can.......... Sc
GranOse wheat fakes, per box. 1hc
Hominy Grits, per 5 lbs. bs................13c 13c
Bakers Chocolate, for drinking Havoring, per
n 10. = .15c
Lautz Bros Laundry Soap. yrs. hardened por
cahe :. 4c.
W. & L. Pure White Soap for laundry or ha III
PeI 4C.
Gold Dust Washing Powder. per small pkg . r.
Bora1. Bee or Rabbits Soap, per cake. 80. 4c.
9th floor r........... 10th and 11th st. bldss)
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\ guaranteed mower, S.

which will colapLre rtvorably with
those SJlI elseu here. for 2.5U and more
Il inches wide At 30 We sell Splen-
did guaranteed. of course.
Your old Mower sent for, repaired and
shsrpenei and returned for 81. Telephone
or drop card.
Evening star., 1896-07-06
How do You cook

these hot summer days? A gas stove
is really necessary for comfort.
Even for u dollar you can buy two
burner full nickel plated gas stove.
You can have hot water IN the kitchen
Hot Water Gas Heater. Fastens be-
meath the boiler. 81 each-ch"ap enough.
Evening star., 1896-07-06

WHISPERS THAT ARE PREMATIREIY GRAY
or faded should be colored prevent the look Of
age. and Buckingham's Dye excels all Others n
cOOring brown black.
Evening star., 1896-07-06
,IY screens lid YetS

II not drop in and get our prices, which
you will find less than Others. IL you
want them made to order We'll send our
man up to take measures and submit you
an estimate
Adjustable Window Screens, which take
the place Of carpenter work. closing nar-
quite wide. for lie. each
Screen DoOrS-complete with spring
hinges, hook AMI eye and handie-75e.
Window Screen Frames, 16c. each.
Evening star., 1896-07-06

Washington office, Room 90, Washington Loan and
Trust bldg. COZ. 9th and F SITS. J. n. FITCH.
Manager. sp22-W.fmIy
Evening star., 1896-07-06
sg fit. garden hose, Sg.4o

3 feet. complete, with patent nozzle
ard couplings Better grades at SIS,
S2.I5, 50, S3.2J up TO Sc for 25 feet.
Hose Reels. 15c. each.
Sf the old hGse has burst We will
call for IL, mend ani return it. 25c.
Evening star., 1896-07-06
BARBER & ROSS,
Cor. G. and 18th Streets.
/ Homemade
ice cream

1t is no longer expensive to make your
own ice cream. freezer costs less
thln 1t ever did before, and 1t COSTS
MUCH LESS HERE than elsewhere, and
We've the best freezers-ths Arctic"
the Gem" the Blizzard and the
white Mountain Every good point q
freezer ought to have Is in these.
3luart Blizzard or Arctic" S1.35.
4-quart Gem" 81 .95.
Evening star., 1896-07-06

Towel Rollers, each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s,
Cedar Pals. painted each. 1oc
Japanese Napkins. per hundred. 25c
Wooden Plates, per dog. z...........,. Sc
Best Cedar Tubs, electric hoops each. .65c
Evening star., 1896-07-06
Wooden Ware.

Wire-drawn Dust Brushes, each. ..a o.
Choice Heavy Dust Brushes, each - 26c
Feather busters, each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10c
Evening star., 1896-07-06
Enameaed Kitchen Ware.
Brushes and busters.

IoIee OF Iea fots each .................... .S5c
Covered Saucepans, each. ach............,..8S 8Se
Evening star., 1896-07-06

OF all shears and scissors
We have picked out Ciauss' productions
as being the best. Hardest steel-and
best tempered hence, hold their edges
longest New pair II ones you buy get
broken.
ladies' Scissors. to in.. 6Oc I'D.
Cutting -out Shears, CSC. up.
Evening star., 1896-07-06
Baskets.

shopping Baskets, each Zoe
Covered Round Hampers, each. I6c
Clothes Baskets. oval, each Xc
No'ereu Market basAets, small, each. 15c
Evening star., 1896-07-06
JaDanned Ware.

Round Cake Boxes, each. an
Round Sugar Boxes. each. O
Small Gilt Canisters, each. ch............,
Japanned Chamber Pals. each. 20
Japanued Cuspidors, each. <
Evening star., 1896-07-06
Tim Ware,

Large RetInned Dish Pans. best quality, each Soc.
Tin Tea Kettles. each. ch........ Isc
2-Tt. Covered Buckets, each. hc
Best Tin Coffee Pots, copper bottom, each 39c
IaEahZ11 open Pa,is each. .......... .2Oc.
4gallon Covered Garbage Cans, each. . 35c
Large Galvanized Refrigerator Pans each. =. P5c
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Snt 9araoies.
Roman Don maI6emar Urban.
(SortieSung.

a@ie tperbe1l ibn Dir idon 3eisen,
Ioi1iao, iuenn Du in ber gicarta pers
nonmeit fpirit unb Ou ipirit leben, baB
eS 6erlelbe tit, senalt berIelbe! gBtrit
Du es ttidt feben?"
ugfatiirlid, natiirlid)! @arim iollte
i9 e8 beittt 1idt feben?"
nllnb tpirit es fasen, baB es berlelbe
1T. @irit gu es uidt iasen, GoninO?"
rNatiirli9 iuerbe i6 eS iasen.
@arum loll t9 es benn tti9t iasen?"
ermiSerte Touino balb benebelt unb
als oh ct an Der 8ebensart @efollen
fdnbe, ober 5u oenffauf iei, I'M eine
anoere 3lt fu9ett.
S6lieBlid trennten ii6 8eibe unter
ben befti9iten Sreunbf f9aftsbetbeuerltns
gen. 9lsnelillo blieb nod iiten ru1n
rubi9 ausSutrinfen, Tonino aber elite
fort rtn's @eidaft, eirterlt unbeltimm>
ten 9didial entse9en. @abrideinli9
10 badte er-leste es ipieber eine
anifdnbise Bortton 8riiseliuppe, mie
oaS lette Mlal, aber oaS f1abete tli9ts
-es fab es ia Niemanb! Oanit mar
GlleS qerettet.
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9ie Gntprek Ndbtmaid)iae.

9ieie pOr5iislide Ndb Mai6ine, bic
iiberall 10 9roBen Inftans sefunben
bat anb bic elmer Ndb Maidine i'm
8reiie bon $45-55 slei6fommt, offeri-
rem mir nit alien Gtta6ments iuie folst
9ie Waidine mnb bie Jrete 0refie
etn Sabr fret, $21.5O.
9te Waidbtne an alte Mbpnnenten
ftir $4,000.
Ser 8eitel1er be5ablt bic
Sradt, Die etpa $3.50 be-
trd ct. Mian ienbe bas @elb an ilns
Elm uno bic Maldine tuirb benz 8eitels
ler bireft bon oer 5abrit Suselanbt.
9is Gspebittun Ser .Sreie 8reffe
fiir 9eSaS".
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Gin @abres gpriiebmprt.

"9aidts 1T 70 erfclsreich tpie @r,
fclg." Diele 8ehauptuns it ME befs
fer befpieien ais tpie burh ben @rfclg
BON Or. 8uli's Soulten SYrup. DieIe
fpunoerbare Mebisin furirt jeben Saa
ppn grfdltunG Suiten unb 8rdune in
Der fiir3elten 3eit unb tnimer nit @rs
fcls. Srau s. SO. 0iiharbs, 2214 6.
Cumberland Ctr, philabelpbia, pa.,
fdreibt: "c5d babe Or. 8ulls ouiten
Sprup felt 8 Sabren i'm @etraud unb
fanb i'm etn fderes @ittel 9esen
8rdune. SD brauhte i'm tn ben
fdlimmiten GdlIen unb rattle alien
@iittern bafelbe ;u thur" " Or. 8nas
Nuften SDrup foftet rtur Is Gents.
9erluht fein anberes Wittel fcnbern
bleibt BET benz alten nnb befpdbrten Or.
Snps puiten SYrup unb ibr tperbet
itie eutduld,t feiN.
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Oas bette Wiittel seaen Den 9urit

III unb bleibt einegute WeiBe,
mie He in ber WeiBbierbrauerei bon
3 d 8 & u bba der sebraut mirb.
yi6ts fommt ibr glei9 bel bieier 6ibe,
bic ben Meuf6en, namentli@ Bic
aeble, austrodnet. Ridts feudtet 10
nadbaltig an; ui9ts erbdlt ben Mens
iden 10 frii9, 10 geiunb; ni&ts bdlt
leinen guten Wtutb uub ieiaen 6umor
10 aufredt. ME inc WeiBei
Gas 8eibbier 1T ein uniperialmits
tel gegen bic 0ibe, bic ole gnersie
cufreibt. 8eriudt es, trintt es in BEN
Wirtbfdaften. ballet es i'm Sanfe, loBt
es Cure 6amilienmitgIieber trinten
unb Sbr tperbet feben, baB fte fid bas
bet moblbefnben.
Dds & Afdbader liefern ibr uors
SagIi6es WeiBbier tiberaq bin, bi8 In
bic entfernteiten 8esenbeu.
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u. g9pls'
Talmsn @arteu nno Reitanration.


Ser frennblidfe unb angeuebmfe
4ufentbalt fiir bic Beiu1er Der @tobi
unb namentlid fiir JamiIien, In
S6ol3' palmengarten. ber NIT einer
poraitgli9en &eitauration, tDel9e ale
Delitatefen Der 5aiipn In better 3us
bereitung liefert, perbunben if. NEau
finbet bort 6as bette @las Bier uuies
rer beimifbeu grauereien, pprtreIs
li1e einbeimif9e unb imtortirte Weine,
bito Gigarren, alte, quite Wbisties,
2iqu6re &C., unb gum leberfuB ffets
einen ausgeseidveten 2un6. Sans.
tags unb SonntagS Abenbs finbeM
Grei, aonserte ftatt. gillarbfpieleru
iteben bic beiien Billiards sur @ers
ftgung.
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&. S. WseDer,
9fl 211, 8eit Seite Alamo Ela3a.
gSeiu SanOlnns nno Saloon.

@ep1bItes 2aaer poraiisliaer Gali.
forniasWeine, bic birett in ben Wein.
bergen getauft wurbsn. &otbs unb
MeiBweine, 9lngelica. Bort, Sberrp
etc. Nuf.rdge BAN auBerbalb perben
prompt ausgefiibrt. 3eIepbon fiir
Stabtfunbe 280.
SIM Sa loon finbet man feline
Wbisties, Weine, porstislides Bier,
@igarren etc.
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II. Sanitel.

Der Stabtffati6, bieler tratrise
Sport alter g9eiber beiberlei @es
fbfedts, bate iif natiirli6 nit Offer
oes Salles inis@iuberti bentd6s
ti9t. Die 3eitunseu, Die nur gu serm'
alf iolde tranfbafte @uderun9en Der
6ffentliden Weinuns einseben, oers
aeidneten Die fabelbafteiten @erii9te,
bic ba nuo bort auftau6ten; baS Bublis
tunt aber beridlans bieie gladri6ten
begierig unb idmiidte iie nod m6glt6lt
aus. Sir bic arme 9eppa, Die nit Der
gan5en 3drtli6feit tbreS 6er3ens att
oent Bruoer bing, unb fiir Die auber.
benz bonn ausgan9 bes BroSeiieS i'm
ei9entliditen Sinne 6es @ortes yGein
ooer ylidtlein1 abbins, mar bieie 3eit
bis sur 0ffentli9en 9erbanblung gegen
Mario Elm pabres Sesefeuer auf Groen.
sic iuaste gar rid)t mebr, nit ireenb
Semanb gu ipreden, iie traute iid
ai6t, in eine .3eituna 5u ieben, aus
Sur6t ipie6er cine 0ffentlide Ser.
rn9limpfung ibres 8rubers, eine neue
8eleibigung gu finoen. Menl6enldeu,
5uriidse3osen, In @raln perlunten,
Iebte iie, bic lunlt in iibermiitbiger,
frober 2aune 9etollt, ipie elm Gtnb ges
la1t uno 9eiau65t batte-lidt lelten
aud auf Soften 9lnberer, bie fid uidt
webren fonnten = einiam babin unb
ipartete rauf bic @ere9tigfeit,4 auf
ben Gag, Der all oiele 0iisen unb Sc.
nleinbeiten su S1anben MAIDEN ntu6te.
Denn baB bieier fomnten nluBte, bas
mar fir iie 70 fiber, ipie Der Sinmel
iiber ibr. Sbne bieIe 6offnuns ipare
file seitorben Gbenio bilflos ipie uns
fdulois itanb lie bielem 3reiben segen,
iiber, rno ielbit bas mar nod elm 8ors
tbeil, Der ibrem 8ater entsins. Gr
mar ni6t unidulbis, unb ipenn CT bars
iiber na9ba6te, ipel6es @lenb er iiber
fid uno ieine &inber beraufbeidmoren
bate, 10 uerflu9te ct feline Gage in Der
0illa Wlarini, ieine 8linbbeit, nit
BET ct ni6t pabrnabm, pobin ct aifg,
feine 9enuBIudt, ieinen aei6tiinu, bic
nun an ieinen Sinbern gerd6t spuroen.
Der Sall Marini >@iuberti mar, ipie
oer StaatSanipalt De 6elice por1erge.
iast hattie, cine .sroBe Sade" eeiuors
ben.
S6on lan9e nor neun ltbr mar ber
9roBe SitungsIaal In ber 0icaria aes
ordn9t boil. Die 9oeen, bic gitreiben
fiillten 9opf an aopf 9eute, bic ae>
fpannt bic Strapa3en elmer porau8fidts
lih Stunbeu lan9en 8erbanoluna auf
iif) luben, TIM ibre Neugierbe 3u be-
frteoi9en, lint bic Grlten gu lein, bic
ben llrtbeilslpru6 bDrten, iinb Inn bas
0ersniisen Sl baben, ben junsen biibs
fden Wlarini nod einmal gu ieben-
ebe er in's Bagno ipanberte, bic Gette
am 6u6. llnb bem anidein mad mar
bas 9ubtitum, oas iih In benz Ser.
banolun9slaal perianmelt bate, nor<
ipie9enb ein ben beiieren Stanben ange>
Dort9es, weni9ltens leiner 9oilette
llad). Eie 1eioeuen 9ieiber unb sseoers
butte Der 0omen, bic ounfeln Gn,iiae
uno eglinoer Der Serren liebeu auf
cine beiiere geielIidaftstlaile fdjlie.
Ben.
slber bas 8eiiere mar au6 bier bes
Gnten Seino, unb all' bic feinen Das
men uno 9erreu fiiblten bel benz Weh
uno Qeio, bel ben Sor9en unb aenalten,
bem lln9liid unb llntergang ibrer Mit.
meni6en nur bas 8eoiirfnib, iid su
unterbalten, 3lt amiiiiren, ansuresen,
baunit bann oas Giien beiier idnledt.
Der dubere &nbltf beg Saales hattie
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Ierfspfuus perurfa1tAi 6aIfss bss
6rauentrautbeiten. 9arI's 9Isbeg
Root 9bee iii Elm sutes Nitiel esaea
gerfopfuns. Gum 8ertauf bel @als
teper & S9udarb, Somes Glasia, &.
). Speaefis, U. Gobn g Co., .. Sieia,
Central Drug Store, q. S&mspHs.
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ed!e9tes Blut, Beritspfuns. 2ebsr.,
nnb Rierens 2eiben tperben bur9 aarls
Closer &oot Sbee turirt. Sum Ber'
tauf BET aaIteper & Shu6arb, Sames
@lapin. :. 5. Speleffp, q. Gobn q
Co., y. eteiu, Central Drug etses.
u, &&ARbpe.
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%. &. 4pmun

a5rast Gurex Wrst. Drusstass sbss
Sure Greuubs ua@ Sbilsb'e Care n
Goafumptiou. Gte perhsa d empiebs
len. Sum gertauf BET 2altssss q
S9u@arb, Sames glabin, s. 8.
SpeQekp, U. @sbu q Co., GAssa,
Central Drug Store, q. @6wepSs.
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Nad oer Wablidladt! (!

0ottI0b! 9tun TIT ct aeiblageu
Ser belize, erbttterte 3ampf,
@urbet tit baS 8tn8en umD @agen,
WerSD8en ber 1ulnerbampf.
llub tuie ber 9ampf iidb nsraueen,
SebanDtet ais gte8er naS sSelo
Wpm gternenbanner ntfiDgen,
WfcstinIen, Oer isadere 9eln!
9em iflberihupptsen 9rad,en
Gr bat tbm ben 0araas gemadbt
Ct ftieh tbm ben gpeer In ben 8ad)en,
9a ianf er btnab Id bic 9fad5t.
&eu ftrabiet gulSi8 tns 0eite
@csftmleDS 3tffnm8 mmD 0Sebr,
9etl Str, Gamft 0eDr8 ber 3peite,
Seil tanienOfad,, 3ubm Dtr unb Gbr !!
Nnn fpmnten before 8eitem,
Vertrauen febrt iu:eSer 5nrad,
Muf al baS &6rrnem ,amo Gtreiten
Jolgt 5anb' uno sufriebenes 0liid.
Seil Dir so 9einem 0p!lbrtngem
@c9tnlep, 9n Manm nmi'rer QSabl
., m1se es balS 9ir eelin8en,
3u emben OeS Wolfes Cmal.
Mmf, lafiet Ste @lafer erfltusem
Mtt 9DlSenem "Lone Star" Bier
limb opnnernO etn SOd, auSbrinaem
2Ntlftam Wc8inIeg, 9ir!
gStr brin8en eS nuIler Werebrun8
Sn clone Star"slBier Sir bar,
Sh's bo@-8letdj 9einer @abrun8-
90 8pIotg, latter mnn Flat!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-09
Serbian 8rotberS,
&eftanratenre tn gbuls' @alupu wnh
0alnaen 0arfen.

liefern tdgIi9 frif9e Mufern aus
Der S9ale, elm feines Dinner flir Is
Gents unb fiibren ionfiee g1tra Nes
feaungen In tur3er 3eit aus. aHe
Oelitatetlen Der Saiion finb au baben.
pie befen unb billtsiten preiie In bsr
Staht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-09

Die behe 6nften. .MeDi3in if 5biIob's
Cure. Gin bernadldifster 6uften II
sefdbrli6. 6elft inn iogIei1 nit 9bis
lob's Cure ab. Gum gertauf BEL aal.
teper & S@u6arb, Sames glopin, &.
s. Spellehp, R. @sbn & Co., y. @teia,
Gentral Drug Store, u. Sdneppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-09

Sale bie Nusabung ber t6nisli6en
Snabe tuohl anaebra6t let.
Die Westminster Gazette Bee
bauptet. baB bic Soften Der 0ertbeibi.
gung Der @aifles 10000 pfunb $50.
000) betragen niirben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-09
YaKages8tuette auer Mrt
RAD uub ton Guropa.

SEPT 1T bte 3eit, 8idets 3u taufen
unb 8ermanbte unb 8efannte aus Der
alten 6eimatb berhbertommen 81, laKen.
Wegeu genauer Snformation tpenbe
man fi1 an
70. s. DpamG
8sneralsp aeiersQgent bet Mallorp
Dampfer 2inie,
523 @o1 6oufton StraBe, San an,
tonic, Seras.
Offi3ieller Agent fur alIe europdi,
i9en Oampfer 2inien,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-09

= MiB Siabore Means peranfaltet
moreen Nbenb elm grobes aonaert In
Der BeethoDen. Wldnnerdprs6oLIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-09

MONTEREY unb Die ausgeseib<
neten beiBen Guefien am 9opD gbicp,
bic ourb ibre tuunberbaren &uren be-
riihmt aetuoroen iinb.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-07

The boys meeting will be held at 9:3O
this morning, and at 1915 a class OF
about twenty-five boys viii have IN
struction and recreation in the gymnas-
ium.
The customary young mems Saturday
night meeting will be held this even
ing, followed by the monthly social,
The social promises TO be a little more
attractive than usual.
Sunday afternoon at four o'clock the
mems meeting will be addressed by
Rev B. NJ. Spur. Mr. Spur is con-
Quoting the very successful mission
services being held at St. Luke's p. &.
Church. He is an attractive speaker
and will give stirring address on
Sunday afternoon. All men are always
welcome.
Monday evening the classes in Ger
man, American history, bookkeeping
and penmanship will meet The AS
ISOLATION offers attractions to young
men every day in the week the year
round.