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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-01-11

STATE OF MISSOURI.
CoUNTY OF IS.
We, George Wilson, president. sndr 10 A.
Wilson, assistant and acting cashier ak-said
bank, each of us, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true 10 the besf Of our
knowledge and belief.
GEORGE WILSON. President,
10. A. WILSON. Asst. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me-, this ath
day OF January, A. D.. eighteen hundred and
ninety-siX.
Witness, my hand and notarial seal
Z the date last aforesaid. (Commis
- stoned and qualified for a term ex-
piring April %. 1861
WM. j. BANDoN. Notary Public.
Co~frect-Attest:
FRAME KRIEHN.
10. A. WILSON, Directors.
ARTHUR RANABAR3AR,A
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-01-11

nice line of Wool and Cot
Wool and Canton Flannels,
nable prices.
any bargains in our Dress
ment.
hing Department yon will
Dveraiis, Shirts, BiOuses,
lers' Pants, &c.
bade Clothing Department
Piled in the state, either
rice.
tic Department you will
Banjos. Violins, MandO-
DIS, Concertinas. French
|ngs and Fixtures. Pianos
always on hand to select
the poorest and cheapest,
priced and best
zee MS. Three doors west of
D. WentwoTth bank.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-01-11

begin the harvest, but are not at ali
alarmed over the prospect,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-01-11
BOARD oP:rRApE MRErINa.

There will be a meeting of the citizens
OF Lexington at the city council chamber
Tuesday evening at 7:30 O'Clock, for the
purpose of organizing the Board of Trade.
Every business man should be present.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-01-11

8, annual election OF the Lexington
Io..-1r Bank, held Januaty Sth, the fol-
49, arfctors were elected for The
~n1saa yshr. W. d. Rankin, W. B.
~Wadd,..s,D lW. B. TevIs, NJ. Chapman, j.
Z. Rshand, bnc. G. Fail and q. chanslor.
~ otHers elected for the ensuing year
are, y. n. Rankin. presidents w. B.
Wsddsll, Fiee-president; e. chsnslor,
cashier. The above selection is q moot
- xe<ihy ons. Capt. Rankin has served
Ihn 14nh a. president since the death OF
~ He1asli, aad has made an excel
ftet 1HeaH W. B. Waddeil, who is the
sew 4ics-hresident, Is a hns business
yonng man. He inherited business abil-
dty, aud has cultivated it to such an
extent that he Is considered one of the
safest young men ever reared In Lexing-
ton. Emkon Chanslor, who has been the
acting q pier for some time past, was
mads cas- Or In name as well AZ in fact.
missouri 9es no batter young banker
than Chansor.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-01-11
D sHoRT-sToPs.
ne populIst party OF ,he county wan

The popuiist party of the county will
a<sk At HirziasEiits today.
Msknf 11A0. |lckars, OF Mayview.
IS business.
i 1~ brick pavements along
E<iiu avenue which are sadly in need
repair.
At Ia Isss meeting Of tbs Board OF
zducstIRe tsna No. !, for $1,000. was
All a. coal niz1es are 5dfEies I'D
time; and the coal Il shipped-out as last
as IL can be loaded on the cars.
the Lexington business College opened
sfter the holiday vacation with several
rsw pursls- This lie a coming school.
The transfer company keeps q call book
ct the Mammoth iiverv stable. and one at
the Grand G sntral hotel. Leave orders at
thsse places. 1O-27-u
b candidates are out and about. They
are = good .ot of good fellows and the
IErELLIaEN0ER wishes the democrats
could give the last one OF them an Office.
Fire Company No. 1 has elected Geo.
James president; Frank Nicholson, vice.
president; Thee. Ludwigs, captain, and
oliver Berlin, driver, for the coming
rec.
!. FpbruaryAA2, 1896, Mr.. and Mrs.
&z6<z9 Krrng celebrate their golden
w4t1ihR. q 81 q of friends hope they
t&.+ <.|.s<.< U46f more wedding anni-
sedaIis szzStf Alayms and
C,rrine Lower. dztEtt 11tQapfz Clerk
Lower, left this mnfDlnd ~ I~eHlnHtQp|
to resume their studies Ct ElI<seett AeH
Seminary
The city officers have made but ene
Z arrest this year. On New Years day A.
y Vhife was arrested aud hned SO for
df4a h141a 3 feeding his horses on
4t3E 1.tSre< 81 D war with England has
fnrnishc4NL14i1tton people a subject for
sonversafIon which they have not been
STOW to take advantage of during the paft
Everybody seems to kneE ~
e114& ~ situation.
Democrat: Mlse I8<< 14fks, o.
B spent the 1904 - her
El1-atber RzEs : 4 IN this
IF'ss 1Etmies r6 yelling
tI34 4LdsAst b Lexing-
i 2Iasaaz Eise biaAeae Perdee.
11r.8 fE8m Central College, Lex
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-01-11

@rIbn, for the Christmas vacaSioa.
Ths Winkier Furniture company. of this
city. which does = business oil thousands
OF dollars ~annually, and manufactures
furniture Of the best grade, recently held
. nesting and elected the following gem
tlsmen to serve as q board of directors for
the ensuing year: Henry Winkisr, DE-. Il.
Wtnklsr, Oswald G. Winkler and Albert
Winkiar. After organizing, the board
elected Henry Winkler. president; j.. +.
r. Winkisr. secretary and treasurer aud
aIbsrt Winkler assistant secretary.
NzIRginsyib advance: Last Thursday
.<fS6E NE two little sons OF Robt.
Ny {4In eans mar drowning in the city
416 nsar the Chicago & Alton rail-
rcaa Ihe boys, It seems, were skating
ekn the pond. The ice was very weak,
ma while the boys were out quitea dis
d from the shore 1t began breaking.
ne boys went down. Just at that time
freight train pulled in, and q brakeman
tho saw the Ice give way and the boys go
Wider, leaped from the moving Train
rashea a IA 16n1 erdeeRefq ne rescqs
i. IL |.|. .Z.. A|.|| M... r....
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-01-11

Prof. Hicks prsdicts cold weather for
today aud tomorrow.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-06
gor benz 8ubget Gomi,e bes

- gor benz Budget @onlite bes
beuti9en Rei6stages taoelte 4bmlral
6olImann bic tpeit iiber bas 3iel bins
uus l6ieBenoen Meitationen Su @uns
ten elmer bis 3ur 9erboppeIung eeben.
ben 0ergr6Berung Der beuti1en Glotte.
gr ertIdrte oas nit bieiem plane in
Berbinbuhg gebra6te @ertdt elmer
beporitebenoen Rei6s 6iEng fitr
D6aig unbegriinbet. @r erfldrte ie'
ho6, baB in Der Sbat elm GlotteuDers
er0Berungsplan ausgearbeitet luerbe,
iebO9 unter Mitmirtung be8 3ei48s
tanalers Jiirlteu 0obenlobe, beRen Ib:
neisuus eegen ale @rtrauagansen be-
taant III. Dsuti6lanb. iagte Abmis
raj Solmann, weroe ME baran ben.
fen f6nneu, in yesug auf feline Jiotte
nit @nglanb pber Granftei6 gu rioalis
}tren, feline ariegsHoite miiife aber
minDeftens fart genug fem. UNI I'M
arieesfape bic Office b0llig gu beberrs
fd1en,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-06

gan; anoerer Meinung. Geloa itanb
-mitten I'M 3immer unb betradtete
tire sanSe @rideinung III bem 70 be-
quetn lute nnUglitt) aerilGt,n bobea
gteblpte9el, wdbreno 8ertba, sic
3ofe, Elm ntageres, efiges, blaies,
minSeitspS breiBi9 Sabre altes Wadbs
6erl-9elbas perlonlide Gitelfeit batte
fein biibi6es, iun9es 0eii6t neben iid
i'm Gpieget Ieben mU9er-am SUB
bobeit fniete, Inn nod irseno ctlpas am
Soltenrpurf Ser S6leppe Su dnoern.
, Sd) fonine iofort, rief lie bem Sat
ten iiber bic g6ulter su, obne jcbod)
ben 8lid pnn benz gpiegelglale ipegs
5ulpenben, in Dem lie jett 10 atBer>
orbenhiG Widtiges su leben bate.
.llebrisens, unO Jett 5os lie si9ilden
ben biden, lpeibli6en 9lugeilbrauen
eiue drserli6e Salte, rDu weibt oas
i'd oiefes ceremont0le slnflopfen ni9t
leioen fam, es lit utter Gbeleuten
ninbeitens berfliiIiis, ber Mann bat
jeSer3eit 3utritt 3u ieiner Srau. @ber,
8ertba, iuie unseididt,4 iie panote
iiA Sn ber 9nienben, Die emiis ltidelte.
sd lase re6ts, unb sic Sieben Die
8alte INNER nod mebr na9 linfs.
g8as ioll bas beiBen ift bas offene
Wtoerlesli6feit ober f0nnen Sic re6tS
unb lints nidt mebr unterldbeioen?"
(6ortfesun8 foIet).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-06
20. :. Dpnns.
Ratb far Natter.

Scr ttber so Sabren f@Dn tpurbe
Wrs. QDihSlom's SOOTHING Sprup
BON MilIionen bpn Whttern bein, 3abs
men Der Sinber angepenbet. Wirft bn
I'M S6lafe bur6 bas @hreien eines
ainbes geit6rt, baS i'm 3abnen TT unb
oor 96meraen weinta Wenn 10. iahs
iofort cine Glaf6e BON nWirs. Minss
Iops Soothing 5prup" bOlen. Sein
Wertb 1T unbe3ablbar. SO suirb benz
fleinen 2eihen6en fofort 2inberung pers
f9affen. 8erlaBt eu6 barauf, Mitter,
es 1T tein 3peifel bariiber. @s beili
Dpfenterp unb Diarrboe, regllirt ben
Magen unb bic 0ieren, befeitigt Mtnbs
&oIif, ermeidt hen @aunlen, berbi1s
bert @nt5iinbuny unb itdrft baS ganse
Spitem. .Wfrs. WinsloDs Sootbing
Syrup" fir aabnenbe &inber III anges
nebm in @ei6mad unb bas &ecept
Itammt BON einem ber beiten meiblldben
Qer3te in ben Ser. Staten. GS it bel
alien Drugsitien in Der 9anaen Welt 80
baben. prei8 Is @ents per Jlaf6e.
4auft ni6ts anberes, als a)irS. Minis
Ions Sootbings 5prrp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-06
tstn lettbter gaispeuftpF,

TN SGerSe applistrt, If utats g&lmmss; stpas
anberee III es abey, wenn fi4 etn befdnhiSeS unbss
baaIides @efhtl uuter ben @tppsn auf Der re&ten
Gsite bemerfbar ma&t, etn 3et5en, bab ss NIT beg
aeber niht 70 febt, pte es feten fcue. @em htes
NIT btelem Gefhbl BITE selbe Edrtuus ber 9aut une
Musdpfel, mausfarbener BeIas Der 8unse. safrtf4es
&opfpeb, ebelteit unb anbere petn8enbe ranfbettes
pmptrme rerbunten. Sn htefen Sdnen iit 9ofetter'
berleiheuhe ppr aueu Dinsen sreifen icuIe. Gn&
ocrtleibtsteit unt DsSperfe, BITE sepShnli3en Des
elsitsr pon qeberleibeu, werbeu bur& bas 8ttters
turirt, pefaes hnr& tdIbbRnbertidtrise Grfatruus
tur4 has 3eusnib ber berrrrrasen6fen mebiBiatiGen
Eprf@er unb burH BITE an abGcieu Pattenten tn rers
hiebepfsr 9ebeusmeie bttbdttSte 6stItraft fi9 ais
pcr5dsl&e8 eebenseligir berrdbrt bat. @feen 9beus
mofismre, Nterens un6 8ldlenletpen rrft e5 unrers
sIetdll&. Sc turtrt @erroiiidt unb eGwdde, f6rs
bert ben Nppetit unb S@laf, bef&leunst bte @eeons
pale8eeuS mad &perer 3rantbeit unb ltnbert bic uns
permstbllHe. @e{&psrbeu bes tcben MlterS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-06
gBte lit oies!

g8ir bieten einbunbert Collars Selobnung
fiir ieben Sau BON &atarrb, Der nidt DurG
Ginnebmen BON Sails &atarrb Sur gebeilt
tperben faun.
s. 8. gbenep & Co., @isentb., Eolebo, o.
@ir, bic ilnter5ei1neten, babeu s. s. @hes
neb felt ben Iesten Is Sabren sefannt uno
baIten IGN fir bollfomf1en ehrenbaft in allen
@ei9dftsbanblunsen unb finan3iea befas
hiat, ale BON feiner sSirmo ein9eganSenen
8erbinblihfeiten gu erfuIler.
@eft & Sruar, GroBbanbelss0 s0roguiiteu,
Solebo, ..
@aIbing, &innan 6 Marpin, @robs
bantels. Drosuiitea, SoIebo, 8.
@alI'S &atarrbs3ur miro trtnerltdb genons
men ilnb tpirft brett arf baS Slut unb bic
i6leimigen Dberfla1en bes Stftems. 3euss
ntfie irei beriaubt. 9reiS 10 @tS. fir bic
GIoide. @erfnuft bon allen Mpothetern.
- ueber rein Msittel, nii@tern 3u
werben1 beridtet bic ,Hsdar. 3eituns"
BON Der 8abif6en @renas: SeIten
mag es einem Don elmer 90hseit Seims
tebrenben fthled)ter gegangen iein, alS
BEN biden Wdrer .. IN 8. Ser iiber
p @eniner fdnere Diann b0tte fid in
fetne gei9!oKene @baiie seieBt unb
mar iunft eineeidlafenb rdbreub ber
&ne6t, Der slsi6faus hes Guten gu
biel getban Bate. auf benz Bod einges
nift mar. 4l.f einmal bradl Der Dos
ben Der Gbuiie burd5. Der bide Niilaer
fam auf isine 8elne su iteben uns
mubie iebi pnhI ooer libel hetmlaufen.
ba es ibm nidt m6oli6 mar. iid aus
Der @baiie 3u befreien uni Der Rhe4t
niGt au ermeden mar. 3um 8lad
fanben bic gferbe ben 6eimweg oaein
unb man fam Nadts smei llbr gut on.
Ser Mnler iOll aber isbt sans nii9tern
Qemeleu fein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-06
Gas Cinderella Sdttb=
Oeibdft
i'm temem gtpre, 9fp. 213 9llamns
Yla5a.

Ser Cinderella 51ubsStore 1T nit
einem poQftdnbig neuen Waarenbor.
ratb ausgeltattet unb bas Bublitum 1T
sebeten. Dem neuen @ef6dftslotal els
men Befuh ab5uitatten. um ii6 bon
Der &ei1baltisteit bes 2agers in 0as
men., 6errens unb ainberfduben. BON
Der Bili9fsit unb Der Site bet Maas
rem sll iiberseu9ell.
Ser Cinderella Sthuh, palaa bat lid
hurh feline &eelliidt. burd Dis gemiI,
ienbafte 8ebienuug ieiner 4unben
einsn Namen 9emu6t nnb eiHe aunb-
f9aft erlangt. bic melt iiber bic @ren.
sen bet Stabt hinausgebt.
6pre6t Dor uub iiber3eugt @uf, bas
man man bier gut unb billig fauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-06

Die bette Galbe Der Belt far S&n!tss.
Quetf9ungen, Uei9wtre, Jieter' agA
6aut. Iusi9lag, 5Ie@teu, seiprungeue
6dnbe, Sroitbculeu anb aae 6aats
frontbeiten; furirt 6dmorrboiben saer
teine Bs;obluas. 86lise 3ufriebsss
belt sarantirt sber bas Gelb uirb ~
raderHattet. rs Gents bie S@a9tei.
Gum Wertauf in alien Mpothelea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-06
9wet yaeald,euIeben aerettet /!

6rau Yboebe Sbomas in Suneiion
@itp. SQs., tpurbe bon ben Wersten
als boHnuugslos f6miubiii6tig aufs
segeben. iinb bod itellten fie stuei sslas
iden BON Dr. Sings Neuer gntbedung
iuieber po!litdnbia Der. sic 1T R9er,
baB bies Mittel ibr 2ebeu gerettet bat.
9err Sbos. gggers, 13s GlOriba. 9tras
BE, San Grancisco, lit an elmer I9reds
li9en @rtdltung, bic bis au 59winbs
iu9t ausgeartet mar. Na1ben RI als
les Aubere erfolslos beriu9t bate,
taufte ct eine Glai6e bon Or. Sings
Neuer embedding unb ra6 faum stpei
Wo6en mar er gebeilt. gr III boiler
Dant fir biefes Mittel. Solbe &eiul.
tote, bon benen bic porfebenben nur
elm paar pereinaelte groben finb, finb
eS, tpelde bic nunberpoIe 8irfung
bieies Mittels BET 6uFeu unb grfdl.
tunaen betpeiien. Brobeflaiden frei
bel Mbolpb DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-06

Grast Guren Arst, Drusgiften sber
Cure Treunbe mad Sbilob'S Cure OF
@onIumption. sic psrben es empfebs
len. Bum 8ertauf BEL aaIteper q
Sdu9arb, Sames @labin, s. ;.
5peleFp, O. @obn 6 Co., y. Stetu,
Central 0rua Store, U. @&weppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-06
Mlte &enh.

alte 2eute, tpeI9e Mr3enei gebrau.
den, nm ibre giusepeioe unb Rierea
In Orbnuug sil baltens fiuben bas
tpabre 0eilnlittel i'm @lettric 8itters.
0ieie Webiain reiat ni6t. unb entbdlt
ou9 teinen Mltobol. fonbern tuirtt tss
Mid unb frdftigenD. SIS regt ben
Magen unb bic Gdrme in milber Weiie
on nnb siebt bieien Orsanen Wibers
ftanbstraft, iobaB bic Natur in ber
Musabune ibrer Gunctioaen unterfabt
mirb. 9aS G!eftric 8itterS tuirtt aps
petitrei3enb unb f6rbert bic 8erbauung.
aIte 3eute werben iinben, bub bies
Bitters gerabe 9as 1T, mos iie braus
den. Breis so Gents unb $1.00 bic
GIaide bel Noolpb 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-06

0liidlih, tper inn beit'rem 3retfc
gibt snb ladbt mnb id5erat unO iiu9t
Daan tn beoad)t'8er 2Heiie
geiuen gtbpppen Lone Star triutt.
Sort nit Gprgen nm6 nit HIagem
9aft NeiS uno Wiib' neraefien ietn:
,,0Sir ippllen nmS nod ntal nertragcn'
0rmm, 3ellner, idbemfe tuteoer ein.
0lber mur nDm Gone Star Safe
s3apfe mir oaS cble 9sah,
0anpn nertra9 idI cine WfGfie
sSaft 10 Uiel tute S. o. Safs!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-06
0tptt5 an gtemersabler.

Die 6teuerlilten fir bas Sahr 1895
befinben fif iebt in meinen Sdnben
unb ole Staat8s unb @ountpsSteuern
Rnb iebt in meiner Office sablbar.
SOfe @aifiano.
5teuer Solicitor. 8erar gountp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-06
Sn 8rpmnspilIe tpurbe Wid

= Jn Bf0mn8DIHe mUrDe WlIWueI
S6obt. Der felt iiber breibig Sabren
bort lpobnt unb Elm angefebener, beIieb:
ter uRb frietfertiger Burger mar, uers
gansene Wohe AbeubS 10 llbr in benz
4usenbIid bon meu6leril9er Sanb nies
bersei6oRen unb iofort eet0btet, als II
bon Der StrlBe aus in iein 9aus tres
ten mplIte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-06
Sm itaIienii@em WoIte ma6t fid

= Sm italienii6eu 8olfe madt ii6
cine tiefgebenbe 8epegung gegen bic
Observation-Disclosures Yolitit Der Gegie.
rung. bic fold fur6ibare Opfer an
@ut unb 8lut erforbert. bemerfbar.
Sn gleapel bielten bic Stubenten eine
Idrmenoe Demonltration ge9en bic Re'
gitrung ab. Su pania riB bas 8OIt
bic giienbabn 51ienen auf, I'm bic
Nbf1brt zines fir ,Nfrifa beiiimmten
3ruppentraniportes- 3u perbinbern.
Nu6 in palermo fanb eine Mutt 2lf.
rita. Oempnitration@ itott, bic einen 10
bsbrobli9en @baratter annabnl, bab
bic Boli3ei li6 gum @insreifen qen6.
tbigt iah. nobel 3Gblrsid)e 8erbaftun.
gen boreeuommen murben. 2(sbnlihes
mirb aus MaiIanb, Surin u,6 anbe.
rem aroBsH Stdbteu Staliens bsri9tet.
DaS &rieaSminiitsrium liebt lid 81
benz giageitdn ,niB gen0tbist, baB fi4
Der 8erIuft Der Staliener bel NoOwa
auf $50 Offi3iere unb ca. 5000 Wann
belduft. 3ubem sibt man gu, baB
.falt bic seiammte Nrtiaerie" in bic
6dnbe Der 6einbe gefaflen lei, pie
aud bic geiammte Munition unb Der
gs6Bte 56eil Der 8orrdibe. Oen Sc.
neral 8araiieri, Der nO6 Dor 4ursem
als Nationalbelb gefeiert wurbe,
mb6te man iebt am lieblfen fiiiiItren
laI5eH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-06

User biel geltebt mno niel 9einn8en
ltmb aud, eeftillet ieiuen 9nrft,
9cm lit 8etpifs n.and3' 9teS 8elnn8en.
Mms frpber, irifd,er, freier Srnft.
3mmal iuer tets oas Lone Star=Ster
Gid red,t BON Sersen munnen lteR,
Ser bate ibpn auf Grcen bier
0aS auerlH1nf1e 0araoies.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-06

8aufenbe GdlIe BON s9wiubiH&t,
Nfbma, 9ufeu, grt6ltuns unb 9rdune
iperben tdsltb sebeilt bur9 Sbilsb's
Cure. Gum Bertauf BET aalteper q
59u6arb, Sames gIaptn, 8. 8. Stel'
Iei1p, &. @obn 6 &c., g. Stein, eens
tral Srus Store, u. SGpespe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-06

3aulenbe bon &beumatismu5 Ndl'
len finb bur6 Gimer nno llmeno's
0e3ept Wo. 1851, gebeilt morben.
ollie 2eibeuoen iolteu eine 6lulde ra'
oDn berfuden.
g. u. itnu ot 60.
8alpenor, 3eIaS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-06
. @eneral W}artinea @ampos iul

= General W1ariine3 Gampos iOll
seiast baben, er CLAUDE. Der &risa anf
anba perbe nod elm paar Sabre
bauern. Srob Der erOBeu 4u8oauer
ber Sniurgenten metbe es ibnen a5er
ni@t m0sli6 iein, aaein ben Sieg bas
ponautrasen, ielbit wenn iie ibr fur bic
@panier 70 ermiibeabes 8uerillasSps
ITEM beibebielten. bas bur6 bic flimas
tif9en gerbdItniiie 70 mirtiam unters
lfiiBt mirb.
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Gpoleb'S Ne8ifter, No. 23 aIamo
pla3a bat einen &uf fir guten alien
@bisfep, bic beiien semiidten 8es
trdnte, feline Weine unb ausgeaeidnete
importirte unb einbeimii1e Gigurren
unb tets frii6es Bier. Ser @isentbll'
mer. Soc @oolep, berfteht fein 6eiddft.
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YbDtograpbiem, 8abinet : Sr0Be,
feline ausfiibrung $3.50 per SuBeno
bei s al IIamap.
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fiir 81 400.
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gruHbfhd I'm gitp.2Ot 5. fur 5000.
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@s eibt Meuf6en, bic lid mo.
meninu fur aqes. aber auf Die Dauer
fir NibiS intersiiireu t0nnen.
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Sept III b,e 3eit, 2fdets 8u aufsn
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Gini8e mDblirte Simu,er
su permietben. preiie mdBie. gia6su.
fraaen 226 Sing Milllam. StraBe.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-03
p,ru AND POINT.

His Particular Taste.-Landlady-
"How do you like your eggs. Mr.. New
boarder?" Newboarder - "Fresh!"-
Detroit Free Press. .
-"Paw, why do they call the custom
house taxes duty?" "Er--I guess
it is because everybody takes SUCH
great delight III lodging it."-Cinc'n-
natl Enquirer.
Sarah, I don't think I've ever given
dance since you've been in my service,
hut do you think you could make your
self useful?" "Well, mum, I--you SEQ
I amt never took lessons in Cancin."-
Judy.
Woman" began the corn-fed
philosopher, in his general!.ing way,
rs creature of many moods" my
wife amt" vcntured Mr.. y. Peck.
''She's always in the imperaiivc."-In-
dianapolis Journal.
--"Yoh KANT put no 'perdence on
de show folks make" SAID Uncle Eben.
'De bass player in lie orchestra hab do
bigges' fiddle, but uin' de Teller dat
sets dc step fob de res Oh dc inst
ments. "-Wasllngton Star.
II wish those electric lights were
in use in Pittsburgh" remarked Miss
Point Breeze to Miss Schel,ley Park.
"Why?" II understand they can be
guided by the IL ct alone."-Pittsburgh
Chronicle-Telcsraph.
-''TraIfic is very light on this road
now explained the conductor, the
other evening, 20 commutcr. swell,
l think it would be improved if it was
lighter" was the passengers reply, as
be held his paper nearer the dim oil
lamp.---Yonkers Statesman.
--1ss Rosebud-"Tell me, Count
Spaghe4& do you like our Blue Point
oysrers?" count Spaghetti---'Vell.
1nademo;sclle, sey vas not populaire Wis
ne. had von platefool of zen in Rome
last su1spairs ard deed not like 70
taste so mooch. Harlem Life.
Papa Ia meyrnspt) -"I hear little
Tommy Greeu K1Fttken the prize for
the best composition Billy (apolo-
eet,cally)-"Weil, you see, papa, his
father writes books, and l guess ho
takes after him. But, tell a what,
he's an awful Iuffer when it'comes to
swapping. "-Harpcr's Baza1.
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KEPT AHEAD or THE BULLETS.

Astounding swistness Of Foot shown ~
Georgia Rasor-hack
Col. Taylor Jenkins, who lives few
miles north of Blakely, is known
throughout that section as one OF the
most truthful men in it. At least. so
saws the Early County Times. Re-
Gently, while Mr.. Jenkins was out
hunting, his dogs began barking at
something in large hollow log. 1t
was wild hog. He took the hog home :.
and dropped it in his corntield. 1t IL
there now. A few weeks ago Mr.. Jen'
kins went out to kill il, thinking he
could easily do 50 with his unerring
rifle. He searched about till he
Bumped" it. Down corn row 1t went
like lightning. He levcled his rifle and
"cut down" on it, but never touched u
hair. lie Jumped" it again and shot
again, but no hog. Again and again
he dumped" it and shot Mt it, with the
same result. He began to wonder what
could be the matter. The corn rows
were as straight as moonshine whisky
and his gun true as the third party to
Tom Watson. yet hit it he couldn't. 10
shoot at the hog as it ran OFT down the
corn rows was just like shooting at it
standing, so far rs getting "bead on
it" was concerned. 10 make sNne that
he didn't "wobb!c" off the hog he put
up small target and 'cracked down.
at it five times, then took his ax and
chopped in and found five balls all in
one hole in the middle of the spot.
That settled it-that tho fault was not
in him or the gun, but the hog had OUT
RIM the bullets