davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-24
Makes nrynn a prcsent.

SEpALIA, Mo-, Oct. 2S.-.tSpecial Tele-
gram)-Frank NJ. DeJarnett OF this city sent
by express today to w. J. Bryan satin
lined morocco box. In the center of which
was silver dollar OF 1898. The
only thing that appeared on the
face was the word Liberty" In
large letters. and the figures 'I79s."
On the milling OF the rim were the words:
zone Dollar. One Hundred Cents-Unlt."
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-24
Chicngo Dcmocrals Chnngc PIana.

CHICAGO, Oct 23.--After ponderlng
deeply over the matter the democratic
leaders came to the conclusion late tonight
10 hold the proposed parade on the west side
Instead OF In the downtown business dis
trict, as originally intended. At late
hour the democrats asked for and obtained
permit for their west side parade. and It
was granted by the chief of police The
las. chance OF trouble has now disappeared.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-24

AZ New York--Arrived-M from
Rotterdam; Patria from Hamburg.
AT Observation-Disclosures, from
New York. for Liverpool.
Al Southampton -Sailed-Augusta. Vic
toria, from Hamburg, for New York.
AT Liyerpool--Arriyed-- from
New York. Sailed-Boyic, for New York.
NJ Moyllle-Sailed-State OF California,
for New York
Al hamburg-ArrIyed-F Bismarck,
from New York.
AZ --Arriyed-Mohawk. from New
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-24
Statement of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-The treasury to-
day lost Sl,527.2OO in gold coin and S2S.6OO
In bars. which leaves the true amount OF
the gold reserve s119.437. 172. In addition
10 the above there was loss OF $250,OO0
IL gold at San Francisco.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-24
IMPORTANCE OF ILLINOIS.

Springfield. the capital city OF the state
OF Illinois. welcomed the democratic nomi-
nee with a magnificent reception. Crowds
that numbered into the tens OF thousands
listened TO him. and noisily demonstrated
their affection for him and their belief in
the principles that he advocated. Mr..
Bryan delivered two speeches at sbring-
neld, one from the court house and the
other a. the front OF the state capitol.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-24

ms there II n great party in this country
threatening to repudiate not only public
debts, but private debts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-10-29

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al 49,. 9. 49,. - -.
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:, -. :. -, ,.
i'"'e' Joy H'i'i -" az "A't oeen visiting
ieia'lHe III o8iais. 4iteS returned sal
ut'sS' VI ~ ihuen oe4e"sed ny Tue
lie" Gays rest.
The West Bay hall team played the VI H.
bridge team Saturday. The score was Is
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W e.i sullivan

Con.

IN MEMoRIAM.
David ADDISON Hooper, one OF West
sullivan most revere / md beloved clti-
zehs for hie sterling worth and his grand
consistent lie, ed September y. IN the
for.ieth year OF his age. tie had been
III Ter about year and the end was not
unahtIclpated, yet his death came upon
the community with sense OF sudden
personal bereavement.
MT Hooper Was born IN RANKIN, June
D, 1906, the youngest enid IN family OF
elght children hVe oil whom survive him.
his school advantages were limited, but
a. an early age he showed determine
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l3lueltfBA


si3%> aE RESPECT
The f.. z,.uE resolutions have been
adopte4 la Berry .aaEs. W. l.. +. y
a. NJ
BbereG,, :. has = ess-a an infinite and
a1I-N IT. a.. .- 10 remove from our lodge
on ear r. ff# celestial lodge above. our
beloved t-l' r., Lew 3. Thompson, snd
Where's. BE- = fitting a: TINS time at
re iii G4al..aZ 4 cur .ulge szHet IL
deaf t4.s. H- make mention o. ~
many virtu--. hl- strict integrity. and hi
Useful ne-e a. ~ member OF the lodge, and
a. c4t5z-tt; therefore be II
Result That IN the death Of Bro
Lew =. b ur-on the lodge ha- lost
KIND B-uaItr. q valued mem ter, and the
comnauzl. Just and upright man, that
We conn -.G LIS many virtues a worthy
example tN- Every mem Der to emulate;
that - teuct eaT -yFaHsthy 10 the mem
hers q u.s. family IA Their great bereaye-
rnent aba 81 rW.nd them 10 an aH-N.-e
Fat her a ss -'.th al Things We'll.
Res0ired. That a copy Of these re~o J.
tons he --u; 10 The ELLSWORTH AMER
ICAS tor publication. that copy be srut
to h. fan .hst page be set apart IA
the reeofs- ig a1- memory, and that the
lodge room he draped in mourning for
thirty day. HARVEY t. hINChLEY,
FRANK IL. BINDER.
RODNEY = O>GOop.
Oct ~ I~tj. Committee.
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received from relatives in Boston and san
Francisco.
Oct. 20. NJ.
fremont.
sylvester Verri!I j. Visiting his relatives
for a few DAYS.
pr. Watson and wife left for Boston on
business and pleasure.
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end no. removed to hi. new h,1ss
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-,
Richardson Bros. shipped thor third
cargo q fish TO soaeester and have about
Tour more eergos@ to send
William u. Abbott and daughter, Mrs
Newman, left for Lynn and Clinton,
Mass. to visit relatives
T.eria.. VA. nearly dero,Dla..B one
IL, ,...k ~, scco4r, ~. ,,.o,,fs at
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- -
Capt.N eFr!'I and hle son #..iI!VaH, 3" no
hss been employed On y. II. ferrS yacht
nave beeh visiting relatives IN bass haro"f
Tor snort time.
Miss Mira Y Dix. v no has been stop
ming a. Bass Harhor for four mont ~
viii return to her home in Philedelf4hia
greatly improved III health
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-10-29

a gea#z8- I-pr5se MAS given Mr.. and
Mrs. y. p H".t. "Wednesday evening, Oct.
Il, i te#., fgrty-fif;c Anniversary OF
their ma-ris.4. Mr.. Holt was sitting by
a cheert4 o..u-dre reading his daily pa
per, " hea party OF relatives "siked in,
greeting hin. a.th the words "is5l-lss&i :
he VS. arpr.-ed to he point OF bewIlder-
ment. Wheu Ms Holt returned from
neighbers -ue found guests had taken
POSSESSION Of the house; beautiful cut
flowers sent by their daug bier Alice from
Boston adorned tie room; gifts in china,
glass, silver, and handsome picture We're
Arranged on the table, and she Was a.
much eurpr sed as her husband.
Their wedding occurred in Providence,
r. l.. ana the young people could scarcely
believe that in those days steamer ran
from BfuehIil and made connection with
the Boston boats in Rocklsnd even as
they do to-day. The evening passed very
pleasantly. Mrs. Partridge read letter
expressing the congratulations and re-
mem brAnce OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Ward
Peters, of Boston. There was local and
instrumental music. Mrs. Mayo read the
following wedding acrostic:
Memoir echoes are never still,
Reverberatiug from vale TO hill,
And ringing soft and sweet and low.
Now silyery tones float to and fro,
Dated score O. years ago.
Mingled through life are pleas ures and care,
Rarely docs Time his rayages spare,
sunshine and shower all of u. share.
Nature a,one- Tor The Frost Kings reign,
BY added beauties aud harvests OF grain,
Here we have come to bring you good cheer
On your forty nth anniversary year,
Long may yol live in tranquil joy,
Tasting Ilfc'4 nectar without alloy.
From mountain summit to vale below
October crimson and gold now glow;
Rich with the thought that the autumn days
To u bring gladue-- in many ways
Youth had mol sung OF, IN spring time lays
For advancing years bring hours of rest
In hope and memory are blest.
valley and mountain, crimson and gold,
Ever for you may the future unfold.
Your door We opened and walked right in,
Each one OF u se.ng near of kin;
And we brought -ome tokers OF love To you,
Receive them with our best wishes, too,
Surprised "e hope we have made you two.
When d lew century dawn- upon our way
Each here, aud absent ones, viii join to say
Draw glad golden wedding day"
Ice-cream, cake and coffee We're served
With Miss Augusta NJ. Peters, a sister
of Mrs. Holt, originated the plan OF the
celebration, and though cordially aided
and abetted by all interested, to her is The
pleasing success largely due. There were
present Mr., and Mrs. Augustus {. Peters,
Miss Augusta VI. Peters, Charles T. Peters,
Mrs. Fannie stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. w. |.
Partridge, Or. and Mrs. ID. W. Bunker,
Mrs. T. r. Hinckley, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w
Mayo, +. NJ. Garland. Miss Nora Peters,
Gussie ?. H.nckley. Alice and Norman II.
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THE AMERICAN has subscribers at 100
Of the IIf post-offces IN Hancock county;
all the other papers in the county com
bined do moi reach so many. TIE AMER
IcAS Is not the only paper printed in
HANCOCK county, and hos Deuer claimed TO
be, bur II Is the only paper that can prop
erty be GATED a COUNTY paper; al the
rest are NERD. local papers. The eiret.ia-
ton q rs american. barring the Bar
Har55r aeeo.a . samHsr Hst. Is larger
than ma y al me Other gayers printed
in Ha86aa. COMFY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-10-29

Mayo Since that evening gifts have been
received from relatives in Boston and san
Francisco.
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kITTERS TO CNRITsOI.
One Weeks Winuowings of News,
Novelty aud Nonsense

y \ hfe IN midtown sunday destroyed
80 ~ 80 !''e' ~ ) :.
~ ''''" i
lac John En[ir~.. tn No" AM hand
some steamship fo5#the P'rt'snd and
"" "fN route vs., i7n"1had at igi'-
'i'hi' i"s' "'@S. She ''. ;'Fl'9 y.
Patents have been granted 60 Name H.
Ye1tars A. { .o|fs. Z. I. BtUHaa5,. Au-
p4fl'' i''.-' ....' mig 1i@F" ALL. .ta...5ilg
e'e5zt 5sf.' .'. II. IL tzs-'''F, ftsts H.
800 II fs''9''
IL i proposed 10 extend the Bangor and
AEaastooS ~il.a ia=a ter 1ftt' h. wider
mes ne prepo.ei al i't'on l. from
Caribou 10 Naa 61-en. a distance OF
twenty mi e..
There ! rumo- - = new steam boat fiue
from Boston to NFc#5ia-uort Th. COM
Iany i incorporated under : he Ns5ue law,
and : t. b. know ~ the Eastern hsiue
steamship company
Capt seth T. Woodward. one Of Rains
oldest business men hay{tr, h...u.5,,z,a.r,f,
all his life in thu occupation 81 master
ma iner sud coa3 merchant. dill Monday.
aged sryenty--,-y,s5T yrtrs
1.tf-a ..s,.-.,,
2,,..r,.it5., A. 49,,
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-. w.
wears, bat retired -ee.ntfv on account Of
failing health.
D- = = tI5,,.,,,...#.5. -, r,,,,...5a.,,,, til
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-10-29

A Ma Once had baby tiger in the
house for pei. Very nice as long as the
tiger staid little. But the tiger got big
ger and bit the mans hand off. cough
Is baby Tiger Use Adamson's Botanic
Cough Basam.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-10-29

Two leaders in sll-wool Dress Flaa-
nei- and India Twill in all col
ors al - cts.
An elegant Inc Of novelties AT
81 and - cts
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-10-29

West Franklin.
The schools are closed for one weeks
vacation.
In the last year the inha bitants OF Great
Pond neig borhood have increased eight.
They now number S..
The schooner mildred A. Pope" is ex-
pected daily, TO take the last load OF stone
for the Haverhill contracts of 1896.
Quite number of visitors have been
here the past week, enjoying the beauties,
glories, and good society OF West
Franklin.
Frank Brad bury has been in Ellsworth
the past week looking after the JOB OF
furnishing the stone for the abutments OF
the bridge.
There is a man here who believes that
natures great restorer is balmy sleep"
One morning recently he harnessed his
horse, drove six miles and took breakfast
while his wife WAS taking her Sunday
morning nap.
Oct. -. CHEER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-10-29
Lam ONE.

LamoIne.
Mrs. Cyrus Abbott has closed her sum-
mer home here and returned to Concord,
y. II.
Clarence DesIsles, who has been EN-
ployed in Wateryille, is at home for
short vacation.
Chelsea Hodgkins and son Irving came
up from Bar Harbor yesterday. Mr.
Hodgkins will remain as his wife Is quite
i'll.
Mrs. Anna Goudey and two children
and Miss Nellie Haynes, who have teen
stopping at Mrs. Edwin DesIsles' during
the summer, have returned to their home
in New York city.
Oct. 70. H.
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Rath fiir W1Rfter

Dor hber so Sabren fbon uurbe
Wers. Wih8lotp's Soothing Sprup
bon Milipnen BON Mtittern beim 3abs
aen Der &inber angewenbet. Mirif BIT
i'm S6lafe bur6 bas Sdreien eines
9inbes geit6rt, bas i'm 3abnen if unb
Dor S9mersen reint2 Wsun 10, laife
fofort eine Slaf6e BON ,Wfrs. Winss
lotus Soothing 6prup" boIea. @eiu
Wertb 1T unbeaablbar. Sc pirb benz
tleinen 2eihenben iofort 2inbernng bers
f@afen. gerlaBt eu9 barauf, Miitter,
es TT tein 3weifel bariber. gs beiIt
Opienterp anb 9iarrboe, regalirt ben
Wfagen unb bic Niereu, beieitigt Winbs
&olit, eripei9t ben @aumen, perbins
bert gatatinbung unb ftdrtt bas gan3e
Spfem. .Wrs. Winslops SOOTHING
SprupA fur sabnenbe &inber III anges
nebm in @ei@mad unb bas Recept
fammt bon einem Der beffen tpeibli1eu
Ierate In ben Ser. Staaten. gs iii BET
allen 9ruggiiien in Der san3en Melt su
babeu. preis rs Gents per 5Iai9e.
9auft ni9ts anberes, OILS Mrs. Winss
Ions SootbingsSprup.
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Dor alien atusen auf ser sselt

1T etn StimulanBmtttsI, bas, pas nerp6ie Reni&en
am INSTRUMENTATION bebhrten. Gtuem usrp6isn Srsas
ntsmuS Rraft etnFbben, betbt, bas GIeHsept4t 6tIs
iebeu rteber btrbufenen, rorau5selsst has bte urs
}a&en seinnbbettsf&dbli4er Grreauns permebe mers
ben. Gtu mebijiniiheS StlmuIanjmtttel, pas Bite
rd6taltlcie Gmpfebluns Der mebt,uf4en Grateruttdt
befst, uub tn Gduen BON 4tlipfitdt, Sndqe unD
Dsspepfe anertannt bic erifaunIt&iteu aurtn be.
wrtt bat, mite bes NIT ppitetters Rasenbitters Der
Eau III, bat fiterl9 Aufpru3 auf etntH eepthenbat
anseifeuttn Ueriu4 iettens tntsutssnter RenI&en,
wel@e i'm Stanee lnb, f@ ielbii sin unpartsttideB
r1rtbstl ber BITE RasItats eer ptr4t,tensu mtSists
nti@sn grdgarate su btlptn. Riot nur psIben Wa=
sens unb Rsrpenipfem hurh bas Bttters aetdrtt,
tOneeru per Sanse Rbrper ptrb bur3 ftinen GtnIub
ssfabIt sesen bic seupbbeitsi4dtltaenS SpIsen hber
9rober fbrperItder unb ssftser Guitreneunsen uub
asmperaturwe6iele. Gsseu bic sefhr4iste Ofatarta
TT bas Sttt.rs bic b.ts S&uswstE. ana perbhtet
nne turri "a rbsuma:tiHs S4msrseu uup Nttr.ns
Ieiheu.
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Qob BEG vQone Star" >8ieres.

WcSfal trinft Der Megifaner,
Ser syran5pie preift MbiDmtb,
WbisfeD bic Nmertfaner,
gSenu tie ,,etn9ebpren" finb.
setmem Sbee idbliirft ber Gbtneie,
Stidtbran sed3t Der Gsfimp
ltno ber flnge Sapaneie
ST beim &etStranf ,,Safe" frpb.
Sln 8esubrner Wttld1 Der State
&abt fih Der 3ir8iien=@rcts
l1nS oer 3ufie nit ber 3nmte
S@lmtft ben @mttfi etmer&pets.
Sod Der 9emtid,e, franf rnb bieoer
Sritft oen Wal5s ttno Qspfen=9ranf
Sei! 9Ste ftarft Sas fetue @lieber
-Wadbt'S tbn aud, nid,t graoe idblanf! |!
SSobin bes 8efhtdes 9auncn,
Srteben is ben Seutitben Wfann,
Sramt ben Sranf er fid), ben brannen,
Sen ct ltebt bon Susenb an!
9rnm audi bier, fern tint giinipeffem
$50 sie Sunne trDpiitb ificbt,
8raut ein 8ier ,,tau, eins ber beiten
gSelbem 9eutidben id5meft es nttht ?
0Senn man bel 8efiiaten 8ehern
9teien Sranf Der 2abe preift
8iino' es lamt ben ebIen 8ebern,
9af mau clone Star'=Sier tbn betRt !
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Weatt leie, CO mag BON eStt,
'ferefIe iein !

Wir balteu segenndrtig einen
g Son1ner &dumungs Yer.
tauf. 56ube unb @tiefel 3u Soft
preifen 9luf iebem Stiid Waare
ifebt ber 4oit. unb Der ebemaIige gers
taufspreiS. Dor ettpa 8 Monaten be-.
fdafften mir eiuen Gorratb bon 4ofs
fern uub 9anbtaiGen. Nun uerben
mir bieielben boafdnbig auspertaufen,
ba mir bes Raumes 5ebfrftig Rnb fiir
ben groBen 6erbffs uno Winters
8orratb BON @9uben, ber gegens
wdrtig anfdngt, berein3mfommen.
Gie8 mub prompt unb sur gtene
Seaablt tuerben, ba mir au iol9en preis
len Ni9ts aufi@reiben t6nnen.
gin6ereIIa Sboe Store,
213 Ilamo.pla3a.
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Ser &atb bes &lansuers.

laatlps fab ben bletben 3naben,
Obne Gaft uub Dbne QSeile,
Mad, benz ftufteru 98alo man traben,
Ell mas bat er oenn fitr Gile2
Sa8t, tuubin benm ieine g@ritte,
Tra8en tbn, ben Sfranfen, 8leitben ?
Autuo tn oeS 8albe8 Mitte,
Rnbt ber 3lausner unter Gidten.
Bruber Martin, 8teb uttr 3mmoe,
LIT etn 2rauf ba, mid 80 laben?
Er ertuioert: Sch, 8eiunbe,
Ratb ertbeil'n Otr Stp5lf 8n@ftaben
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. erla It al

gertaufer fir &a9nebaber ,8rban,
Setual nno Srei Silber", berfaBt nDn 81.
8. Metcalf, &e6afteur Der Omaha
8orlb>Seralb, Der bon 8rban autoriiir.
ter 8erfaiier. Cine boraiielifbe @eleser>
belt, ia iD9ar cine SiIberrline fir arbeit>
iame Ngenten. geur $1.50. Sas einsige
offisielle 8uh 5096 gerbienit. Sra6t
tuirb besablt. BrDbebeft fret. Neon
iucbe ii6 iebt Elm 5erratn. 8ermanente,
9ntaablenbe 8eibdftigune fir 1886. Man
abbreI1tre The National Book Concern,
Star Building, Chicago.
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Man idreibt aus 6ambura: Die

lebten fttrmii6en Sage baben auf Der
Worbfse groBen S6aben anseri6tet.
BeionberS fart murbe bic Samburaer
GiI6erfOtiIe mitgenOmmen. 9ie Bel.
ben 3u berfelben eeb6rigeu Jabrseuee
v@rpreb" unb sReuner" fnb nit Wann
unb Waus uptergesausen.
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Matthte9 8rptherS,

Gleif6er, sos guft 6Ouaon 5traBe,
2iefern bas uprahsli6fe Rinbs, S6af.
unb S9Deinefeif6. g peaiaIitdt.
SungeS 3albfleif d. Iae Sor'
ten BON Wurit.
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@esen 9ispepFe unb 9eberleiben
babe Sbr bic sebrudte 8arantie an ie'
Der 6Iai9e bon Sbilsb'8 Nitali1er.
Gs beilt INNER. Gum gertaui bel
6aIteper & Sdu9arb, Sames @lasia,
s. SpeueKp, U. @obn 8 Co., q.
Stein, Central Drug Store. q.
69meppe.
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ggenn iemoub fhIdfrio srm,

- @eun iemanb fdIdfris, ermiibet
unb ibtpinblig fiiblt, taun man R6er
oauebmen, baB Der Masen ni6t in
Orbnuus III. Man aebms iofort Or.
auguf a6uig'8 9amburser 3ropfen
unb in tur3er 3eit wir6 man seiuub
iein.
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3auienbe bon &beumatismus Jdl.
len finb bur9 Gimer uno Mmenb's
8esept 9fp. 2S5L sebeilt uorben.
aae 2eibeuben follten cine 6lafde bas
ppn berfu9en.
s. %. prefon& Co..
8albeIfon, SeraS.
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= 9a es Der gerIiuer goIiaei bis

UW Cd UlI OeIIENtt PUIT3II UIH
iebt nod nidt seluugen III, bes I'm.
bolbe8, Der fi9 unter irgenb einem mid.
tigen 8ormaub tleinen &iubern ndbert
unb ibneu bann an abgsIeseuen Orteu
nit eiusm Wefer gerwunbunsen am
@eidB ober am S6entel beibriust, bab.
baft au perben, 10 bat fie iebt auf bic
grsrsifuns bes .NufTflibers" cine ans
iebnli6e 8elobnung au8geieBt. 6of,
fenilib selingt es nun, biefen erbdrm,
liden @eiellen binsfeii gu MAIDEN.
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GooIeb's Oaeatfter, go. % 9lIamr

plaaa bat einen &uf fir guten alien
@bi8fep, bic befen semiidten @es
trdnfe, feline Weine unb ausge3ei6nete
importirte unb einbeimiide @igarren
unb fsts friI6es Bier. Ser gisentbt.
mer. Soc GooIep, neriiebt iein @ei6dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-07
9r. ssinas Mstttel bat tbm serettet

Der Apotbeter @. @atflonetts in
8eapersoile, Su8., iaet: nOr. aiass
~Neuer gntbeduus@ perbante i6 mein
2eben. Sd wurbe beftig BON ber
@rippe bsfaGen unb oeriu6te alle Ierate
In peitem umtreiie, aber obne grfole,
benn man CAB mid auf unb iaste, mir
t6une ni6t mebr gebolfeu tperben. Do
i9 Or. Sings uNeue gntbeduns" in
meinem 2aben bate, gebrau6te i9
bieies Wittel unb bon Der erhen Dois
an fabIte i6 mid wobler, unb aa6bem
i'd bret Glaf6en sebrau9t bate, tonnte
i6 i6on pieber auffehen. 9ies Mh.
tel 1T feir @epi6t in 9olb pertf. Sd
'1h9te ear niGt m.br obne baEeIbe
EN-" Mau beiorge lib cine 9rsbes
fai9e aus ber Npotbete BON VI. 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-07
Ser aailer BON auBIanb B.

= Der 8aiIer bon Nublanb bat
einen lltas erlaiIen. bur6 mel6en bte
SerfeQuns unb Der 8ertauf beraui i9en.
Der 8etrdnte In ben prppinsen pobo.
lien, Wolbpnien. Giep, WiIna,
@robap, &owno, Minsf, @itebst, Mo,
bilef, 8eKarabien unb polen ben pri.
Datleuten berboten unb gum Staatsmos
nDpOl ertldrt tpirb. Wan eebt In 9uBs
lamb betanntIi9 i6on lange nit benz
Ylane um, bic Gabrifation une ben
@ertauf BON 5pirituolen im gan3en
&ei9e gum Monopol gu MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-07
xambbett famn nidst sebetIt ,uereen

tur& IptaIe MppIilaiicnen, tpeiI fie ben frans
ten 3beiI bes Cbres nitt erreiden fSanen.
% siebt nur einen @es, bic Saubbeit au f,ls
riren, unS ber lit bur4 fonftitutioneae Seil.
mitteI. Iaubbeit tpiro bur9 einen entSiin,
heten 3ufanb Der fhIeimisen Mustleibune
Der GMftamif1en Robre beruriaat. Nenn
bieie &6bre iid ent;iinbet, babt ibr einen
run,pelnSen Con ober unppltommenes Ges
bDr; unb tpenn iie gan, seidIOfien TT, srfoIet
9aubbeit, unb penn bic Gnt;ilnbuus ni9t
seboben unS bieie 35ere tpteSer in ibren ses
h5rieen 3uitanb periett tuerSen tann, tuirb
bas @ebSr fir in.n,er ;,rit6rt tper6en; neuu
Sdlle u,lter sebn iino bi.r9 3atarrb berurs
{abt, tpelder ni1ts als elm ent3iinbeter 3us
faaS Der ihIeimissn Oberi1dden 1T.
@ir ipouen einbunSert Dollars fiir ieeen
(eur@ 2atarrb beruriadten) San bon Eaubs
heit eeben, ben mir nidt eur4 Ginnebmen
bon 9alI'S Satarrb Rur beiIen t5nnen. 2aBt
Sud umionft Gireulare tcmmen.
S. 5. @benep & 60, 8olebo,D ..
90 8erfauft bon Mpotbetsrn rs Gents.