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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-23
TunDrIdge.


Willard T. King spent last week in Bos-
ton and vicinity.
Chas. w. Osborne and Will Pearl spent
Sunday in Chelsea.
Miss Anna Ballou is spending few
days with friends In Randolph.
Chandler Woodland of Malcolm, Ia, is a
guest OF 4. 2. Woodland and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moulton of New
port are guests at Geo. u. Turner's.
Miss Johnson OF Chelsea, Mass, is a
guest OF Hiram X. George and wife.
q. w. Bagley and family of Topsham
were guests at Milton Kibbee's last week.
The Worlds fair societyis track is being
! put in fine condition ana is being short
| eneu.
! Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Sargent of Hano-
yer were guests at J. b. Sargent's last
week.
A series OF revival meetings are to be
held at the NJ. E. church, commencing
tonight.
Mrs. Edna Banister returned from west.
ern New York friday,afte stay OF about
a month.
The members of the Cong'l church will
hold a business meeting al their church
saturday.
Hon. and Mrs. Willard T. King are en-
tertsining Mrs. ii. J.Cutting and children
OF Northneld.
Miss Annie L. Foster OF Goldfeld, Ia,
was a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. J. Farm
ham last week.
Rear Guard, 2:1S Ia, well known in this
vicinity, Is to be sold at Boston sales
stable this week.
Mrs. Luella Griffith, Miss Gail Corwin
and Russell Corwin OF Chelsea spent sun.
day at Ben Tucker's.
o. f. Campbell and Mrs. Err. Campbell,
who have passed few weeks at Derby re.
turned here last week.
NJ M. Webster aud X. d. Monkey had a
collision while driving near the FARM
ham place Thursday night. Both buggies
suffered ia this collision.
Mrs. Kate Edison, having become in
sane, as taken to the Waterbury asylum
last week. Other hospitals would not
take her after she became insane.
A arch in which was a lot Of Goals, some
primitive cooking utensils and some plates
was recently found in the edge OF the
woods east Of the hearse house. Some
providers have had their rendezvous in that
vicinity evidently.
James Dowd OF Burlington, Hon. VIM.
II. Nichols and Miss Anna Nichols OF Ran
dolph, Albert Titus OF Brandon, ID. n.
Beckwitn OF Newbury, +. D. Stafford and
M. V. Stewart OF Rutland, A. p. Brigham
of South Arlington and III. l.. Dean Of
Manchester, n. H., were guests at q. Il.
Raymond's last week
The Baptist, Methodist and Congi
churches Of Tunbridge will hold a home
camp meeting at the NJ. f. church at SO.
Tunbridge, commencing Thursday even
ing and continuing over the following
Tuesday. Among the speakers will be
Rev. ). p. Fairbanks OF Olcott, Rev. Il. X.
Currier OF Quechee, Rev. w. II. Trafton
and Rev. Frank Paige of Tunbridge, Rev.
II. NJ Goddard and Rev. +. w. sharp OF
South Royaiton. Services will begin at
O'Clock week days and at 0a. m. and
and p. IN. Sunday. All are invited.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-23

"My boy came home from school one
day with his hand badly lacerated and
bleeding, and suffering great pain" says
Mr.. T.. J. Schall, with Meyer Bros Drug
Co., st. Louis, Mo. 81 dressed the wound,
ana applied hamberlain's Pain Balm
re ely. All pain ceased, and in a remark
ably short time il healed without leaving
scar. For wounds, sprains, swelings
and rheumatism l know of no medicine
or prescription equal to it. l consider it a
household necessity" The % and So cent
sizes for sale by Evans Il Co., Randolph,
and @. NJ. Miller, Bethel.
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North Ponfret.

Vallie Smith OF Claremont, N. H., is Wis.
iting friends here.
Horace Hunt of Cambridge, Mass, Is
visiting at O5ed Whipple's.
Jason Hewitt of Cincinnati IS visiting
his brother, Stephen Hewitt.
Walter S. Adams OF Ashmont, Mass, is
visiting friends in this vicinity.
Ira b. Adams, NJ. ID OF Derry Depot, n.
h, died last week. He was former resi-
dent here.
Annie b. Adams has so far recovered
from her recent injury as to be moved to
Obed Whipple's.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-23
South STAFFORD.


Mrs. Oliver Kendall is visiting her son
at Pompa.
Ed Chamberlin has finished work at the
creamery.
Mrs. Hersey Kendall was in town
Thursday.
Mrs. Green dislocated her shoulder the
first OF the week.
Miss Minnie Bartlett OF Union villsge
was in town Saturday.
A. G. Kibling from West Lebanon Wis.
tied his father last week
Chauncey Kibling is making his annual
tour to Boston this week.
Frank Kendall Ihas hired the Horace
Warrington place OF G. S. Barrett.
STAFFORD creamery for the month of
August paid its patrons 17c. per pound
for butter.
Mrs. Lucia Cove and Mrs. NJ. A. Tyler
OF Union Village spent last week with
friends in town.
1t is rumored that Mr.. Barrett has pur-
chaeed Mrs. Abigail Georges farm and is
to repair the buildings.
G. S. Barrett has bought the shop be-
longing to Mrs. Oliver Kendall for a barn
for mis- new tenement house.
Barrett Memorial hall is in the hands of
the painters and little more grading is
being done about the grounds before its
completion.
Mrs. Charles Brown and daughter.
Marion, and Alfred Kibling of White
River Junction were at l.. ID. KILLINGS
last Wednesday and Thursday.
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Goo late for last week.

A new fence is being built around the
cemetery.
Mrs. William Kidder returned to her
home in Mortified last week.
Mrs. William McCollom and family and
Mrs. William Stiles and son have returned
to their homes in Brooklyn, y. Y.
Mrs. Elvira Strong died quite suddenly
Tuesday morning. She was formerly a
resident OF Gaysville but was living with
her daughter, Mrs. Lindel Lamb, at the
time OF her death.
A reception was given Friday eve to Mr..
and Mrs. f. Bowman at the home of the
brides parents. Quite a large company
of friends were present and the :gifis pre-
sented by them were many and useful.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-23

Don't HIVH thrm lea or CONGO. Have you tTIed
the new food drink called Grain-O 10 Is delicious
an nourishing and takes the place OF coffee, The
more Guin-o you give the children the more health
you distribute through their systeme. Grain o i
made % pure grains and tastes like choice coffee
but costs about one Ia as much. All grosers sell
IT, IS and 25c.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-23

English SPAWN Liniment removes all
Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blem-
isbes from horses, Blood Spayins, Curbs,
Splints, Sweeney, Ring Bone, STILES,
Save $50 by use OF one bottle. Warranted
the most wonderful Biemish Cure ever
known. Sold by Richard q. Morton,
Druggist, Main ST., Randolph, VT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-23

Corydon Fellows is shiDgling his barn.
Leon Merrill is working for W. Burgin.
Rev. n. NJ. Shaw was at the Corner
recently.
The gristmill at West Corinth is being
repaired.
Rev. F. l. Sargent preached at the NJ. E.
church last Sunday.
Frank Merrill visited his father, O. 81.
Merrill, last Tuesday.
Lyman Porter is making some repairs
on Mr.. Wheeler's place.
g. p. Ryder is attending school st RAN
doiph Center. Mrs. Ryder is at her ia
theirs, j. NJ. Scribner's.
james A.Dickey of Washington is erect
ing 500 monument in the cemetery at
the Corner for himself aud family. It is
of Lancaster, n. H.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-23

The misery of years has been cured in a
single night by the use of Doan's Oint-
ment, a positive, Dever-failiDg remedy for
itching Piles and all similar diseases.
Your dealer keeps it, or can get it for you.
I'm
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-23

J. n. Lynde OF WlIIiamstOWn was
the starter; A. II. Martin, Williams
town, L. w. Avery, Mortified, and
n. NJ. Draper, Randolph, timers and
judges; NJ. O. Evans of Waterbury,
clerk.
Between the heats, several of the
noted horses of the section were shown.
Thursday A. L. Newton of Ran
dolph, champion interscholastic mile
runner of America, ran half-mile ia
2:l0 IL.
The fair premiums and purses were
paid in full and a snug sum was left.
The Williamstown band furnished
music.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-23

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill
Iousness, Indigestion, headache.
Easy to take, easy to operate 25c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-02
ssrei fir idltpad,e Sldnner.

J6 tperoe isbem Rann tofenfre eiue Rrpbe Der
6eilmtttel fenoeu. bic mir bic poue Ylanncsfraft
haben. nadbem nIes aubere febls
eeihlaaen bate. Seie Weoi3ir beiIte mid boil,
itnnoig bon gerluft oer 2e6en8trdtt. Nangel an
geiGlemtlidher Stdrte. uero0ie Sbuddbe uno Haebts
lhen grgiifieu unb ruiro Sic ebenio betIen. Sic
tonnen es ourb etue arfrage erlangeH. Senoen
sic mir Sbren Rauen uuo Qorelie beute. oa oies
nicbt fuieber eridbeinen mag. U2nn idbliebe eine
Briemarte BEL Nbreffe: Carl ]. Walker, 64S,
Masonic Temple. Kalamazoo, Mich.
- Gra9t nod 8 6 8 & u d b a.
@er'S 8erliner MeiBbier.
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@eri6wenpnms in Der @eaiiselsudbt.

8eri6uenbung fam auf birette uub
inbirefte Weiie eefdebsn. ueberfht.
tern mir bic Sbiere, 10 oerl1menben
mir ni9t nur Jutter, ionbern psrnins
bern aud bic Segetbdtisteit Der 5snnen
uHb MAIDEN Iie au Rranfbeiten geneigt.
9lnbererfeits warbe eine su fuappe
Gtttterung au9 gerI6penbuns iein,
oenH bur9 iol6e Ndbrmsiie iuerben
bic 8biere ebenfalS beri6iebenen
Rranfbeiten ausseiebt. bic gierpro
button nattir!i6 ebenfaqs berrinsert;
uno Die abgemueerten 3biere pieber
auBufittern foftet mebr, als bdtts nlan
bas 3uriidgeben perbiitst. Iuh burd
gu rel6liAe 6ber gu fnappe genleFung
beg &aumes fiir cine Wnaabl Sennen
fann 8eri9wenbung itaitfinben; be-
fonbers a6er bur9 leBtere, benn Boz
bnr9 merben f0rmli1 Grantbeiten au
@ait gelaben. au6 bel 5erteuung
Der 0efer iei man aibt gu fnapp nit
benz 9aum unb Der ausabl berieIben.
Solde 9nauIerei beruria6t unrube
uno Sdmpfe unb gar man6es 81 wirb
lafol9e oefien serbro6en; aerbrp9ene
gier Fnb aber bic llriadbe Der leibigen
untugeub bes GierfreHens. Rube unb
elm bebagIi6es 3eft finb unerldBli1
gum Woblbefinben Der 0snneu.
Ser Wertb beS Stbnerbunges III al.
9emein befannt unb iolte besbalb Be-
a6tet Uerbeu; ni6ts tre!bt bic Semitic
pfan3en f9neller als 0abnerbhnsung.
Die gr6Bte gerf6menbuns aber be(tebt
in bem 9alteu mertblofer Sbiere.
gBie bel uniern anberen Qaustbieren
finb aud bier In BET RegeI bic tbeuers
ten bic billi9fteu. 8roben gerIuh ers
Ieioet man babur6, baB man bic 6sns
men 81 fpdt briiteu ldBt; aud babur9
mirb Uutter berf9menbet, penn man
oIte 0ennen bdlt, bic ibre bette 2eges
5eii ldngit binter ii6 baben. Nu9
bolie man nidt 10 bieIe 6Gbne nub
erridte bic Stallunsen niht an unee.
tunbeu unb unpafenben pldBen. Ser
Dhbnertall muB i'm 5omner befon.
bers rein, i'm @iuter ionni9 feiu unb
tuarm gebalten nerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-02

- Jlottenietret6r song bat ben 2ieus
tenant gatban Sargent nod ben Del.
felbern penniDloaniens sel9idi, nm
bort bic beri9iebenen Sorten petro,
leum in 8e3us auf ibre 0srpertbbar.
feit als Jeuerung ftir S9iffsmdfdinen
al unterlu6en. lieutenant Sargent
mirb iiber bas &eiuliat ieiuer unterius
dung an bic SorpeoOItation in gteus
port beridten. mo- Pldne fur eine bur9
Petroleum in 8ewegung geieBte Mas
i1ine entDOrfen tperbeu Iollen, bic fur
bos iebt auf Der Werfts bon Serresbof
gebaute 3orpebDbopt beiilmmt III.
Dies III bas erite Wal, baB Petroleum
auf einem 8orpeboboot alS Geuerung
benubt mirb, man boft aber nad ben
bisberigen @rfabrungen auf fdnelsn
Oampfbartafen auf einen gtinfiisen
GrfoIg bes @rperimentes. 9lls Nors
tbeile Der Geuerung nit petroleum wer
ben genunnt Gaums unb Soften @r,
fparnib unb bic M6gli6teit, pinen GU.
Berorbenili9 bOben Sampfbrud 5u ers
3eugen.
Aus lamb.
- Die gant BON @ngIan0 bat on.
geftsnbi9t, baB fie ndbrenb Der nddften
3ebn Wo6en feline Me6fel auf Gel,
eutia, 8Ombab uab WabraS bertuufeu
tDirb. Die eugliibe Regierung bot in
Snbien teiue Jonbs mebr. Ntan fiebt
ben 3eitpunft fur Snbieu als isbr
ganitig on, 5ur 8Olondbrung iiber3us
geben.
- aaiier Wilbelm belt in @oblens
out benz Banquet, pel6eS Der @nibal.
lung Der &eiteritatue Safer WilbeImS
L. folgte, cine Idngere Rebe, in tpeIter
er fagte: ~Wein @roboater berIieB So,
bler8 um ben Sbron au bsfeieen oils
bas ermdbIte Wert3eus @ottes, aIS
tpel6e8 er R6 bstro6tete. 6ir uns
Aue, beiOabers Far uns Yrin3en, els
h6bte er ben $bron um cine ueitere
Stufe unb trOnte ibn nit ben leu6,
t.nben StrabIen zines S6oBe8, ben
mir In ieiner @rbabenbeit unb 0eiIig.
teIt erbalten Follten. Sd melHe ba8
96nigtbum bur6 8otteS @nabe: 6aS
9bHistbum nit ieinen f6weren Pfi6'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-02
Hath fitr WfEtter

Dor aber so Sabren i9oH purbe
Wtrs. Wihslotp's SOOTHING Sprup
BON WtiQionen bon Mattern beim Cab
men Der 4inber angepenbet. Wirf bu
int S6lafe bur@ bas 9dreien eines
&inbes geft6rt, bas i'm 3abnen III unb
Dor S6mersen meint9 Wenn 10, lafe
fofort eine Jlaibe BON yMfrs. Winss
lotDs SoDtbing Sprup@ bolen. 5ein
Wertb TT unbeaabibar. gs ipirb Dem
tleinen 2eibenben iofort 2inberung perz
f6affen. 8erlaBt eu6 barauf, Wsatter,
es III tein 3meifel bariiber. @s beilt
9pfenterp nnb Siarrboe, regulirt ben
Magen uHb bic Nieren, beieittgt Winb,
ROlit, erwei9t ben @aumen, berbins
bert @ntahnbung unb ftdrtt bas ganse
Spitem. nWrs. Win5loms 9ootbing
Sprup" fur aabnenbe ainber TT ange>
nebm in Gef9mad unb bas Recept
fammt bon einent Der beften tpeibli9en
Ierste in ben Ser. Staaten. gs TT BET
allen 9ruggifien in BET ganaen Welt au
baben. preis rs Gents per Slai9e.
&auft ni6ts anbereS, al8 W}rs. Wina'
Ions Spctbings Sprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-02
Cine 9tnaeiae.

Nlle, bic beabf6tigen, eiae aeiie
na6 benz Norben ober mad Gnropa
anSutreten, mirb es intereiiren, gu
miRen, baB uniere Softer iopie Geiie'
tafben fhr eine Wo6e gum 8oifpreiIe
bertauft nerben. Sober Softer III nit
leierli6en 3iffsrn marfirt. fopie nit
benz ebemali9en 0ertanf8preiie. 2lus
Berbem baben mir unieren idmmtli1en
Borraih BON Serrens, 9amen. unb
ainberfduben i'm preife rebu3iri, I'M
bic Sommerwaare lieber unter benz
preiIe 3u pertaufen, als bieielbe auf
nd6iten Gommer auf3uDeben.
N6tungspol
6. 8amm.
@inbereIla g dubspalafi.
213 Nlamo.Blaaa
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Cages : 9teitigfeiten.


ptQnDeGt Wnofen5 00n rGt
8romn uniDerIltdt in prgoi0ence.
g. S.. botte feline ReRgnation aiu9e.
reift, gpeil CT NIT Den NnF9tsn bsr
MebrBabI Ger Diref!orea uj9t barmos
uirte un0 neil ibm-al8 elfrigen 8ers
tbeibiaer Der freien Silberprdguns -
5u Deriteben gegeben morben mar, f6
ni6t al3u Iebr in attiue BoIitif unb
politii6e Sebntten ein3ulaiIen. In.
mittelbar barauf puroe er iebo6 sebe.
ten, isine &eiisnattou surhd3usieben,
ba man ibm ba5 &e@t 8ugeiiebt, iaine
Meinung 81 duBern, nur fdnbe mau
es ni6t i'm gintlang nit ieiuer 5teI,
lung, penn er aIs pOIitiI6er N9itator
auftritt.
- Sir BeidluB Der 81. 9Ouiier
Qr6eiter aonbention oerlan9t, baB bic
Mtnen unb @tIeubabnen Gigentbum
ber Gegicrung ner0en folen.
- Ser iGwsi5eriid)e Beianbte i'll
Wafbiugton bat bagegen prpteftirt,
baB bic ausldnbil6sn Jeueroerides
ruHasseieuf6afien In Soma cine 30.
bere 5teuer entri1ten ioQen, wie bic
einbeinlii6eu. ginise 59wei3er &c.
feGi6aften perben babpn he:rDffen.
Setretdr Sherman bat in SoIge befen
bsn GOuberueur BON Soma auf ben
3pii6en ben Ser. Staten unb Der
S6neia befebenoeu 8ertrag aufmerf.
lam sema4t unb Inn Ibdnbsruus Der
8eitimmung gebeten.
: 4bsagIi6 bes 8aarbsfanbes be-
lief fid bic bffentlide 5Gutb am |,
September auf 81 .008,355, ,121. Die
3uaabme fir ben Monat Nusuit be.
irus $l4, ,888.475.
= Sn 2incoIn, Nebr., bielten bic
Silberoemofraien, Die BopnIiiien uno
bic Silberrepubllfaner am l. Septem.
ber feparate 8onoentionen ab. in mel.
den fie ii9 fur bic un5eiGrdntte prG,
gung BON Sil5er au8fpraden. grpan
rietb ben brei parteien fsIf 3uiammen
gu ftebeu, big Bic @elbfrage in biefem
2anOe Bel6if 1T.
Sm Wonat NupuH pauberteu
14,156 perfoaen Elm, se9en 81 All in
bemfelben Wonat Dergaugenen Sabres.
9enrb a6bler, prdibent Der
Wmeriean 8remins @ompaup in st.
Souls, bat fi6 in Sau Sraneisco nit
WliB Margaret @rauen. eine 56au.
fpielerin BON GROCER S66nbeit, ber'
beeratbet. abbler III mebrfaGer
Willicndr.
= Sas f@neqe Wa6ien ber ameri.
fanii6en 5tdbte bat ben Mariue. 6o=
ipitaIs Sienii peronlaBt, beri6tigte Nb.
i6dsuugen ber GinwDbneraabl Der
Stdote einaubOlen, bamit bic 9ur9.
i6uiiissiffer be3iisIi9 Der Sterbli6teit
I'm 8erslsi9 nit Der I'M Genius 1890
fefgeie5ien @inpObnersabl ni6t abs
norm bod erf6eine. Nntwortsu bon
1882 Stdbten Iinb barauf eiueeeans
gen. 6Olsenb 1T bic ginuobuersabl
Der gr6Beren Stdbte:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-02

ten, ieinsu nie eubenben, INNER 1ib
erneueruben 9alten uub 2lrhelteu, nit
ieiaeE @eraniUortlidfeit rur bem
5G0pfer qegeuiber, lpopon fein
Ulen1h, tsin @eifiliaer, feline geIeb:
ge5enbe a6rperi6aft feia 8olf bic
Girnen beFreien taru. 6itr mid wirb
es cine heiliqe pHi6t fein, Die @ege
gu ipanoeIu. Die bet groBe @ott uns
porge3ei3Het bat unb in SeIorguiB far
mein 6aus meine fdhbenbe Dano
tber biefes foftbare SupeI su haIteu
uu3 in Der uns fberfommenen Sra.
biiion, bic itdrfer III Die eiferne Nugen,
ftd1ter ieIbEt benn bic JeHuussp6le
bon gbreubreiten ifein. bieie @abe an
msiH tuad)fames 6er3 gu brtiden, an
DaS 0er3 beS 8aters ieines 2anbes
unb nit gan3sm 0er5en 5u tuiini6en,
baB ieia @Olt unter bem 56uBe lans
gen, bauernben Griebens gebeiben
m6ge." What nextl
- Nu6 Sapau tpirb semeIbet, baB
bic g8aheJ f1utben 9robe Berbeerungsn
ongeriftet bQbeu. Sm Miibima 9is
tritt ginsen 100 5duier su grunbe,
I'M Sorfe Ntatfugasfi 40 6duler; in
San6o MaGi 1900 Ddnfer une in
S6initibo 700 Sdnier. Der gerluF
an Nenf6enlebsn 1T bebeutsno.
= Der Sultan f6idte benz Mmeer
pon afgbaniIiau uertbbOle @ei6ents
unb einen eigenbdnbig gei6riebsneu
Brief, mas iebr beSei6neab 1T,
- WieDerhoIt berlautei, es lei aus.
gemo6te Sa6e. baB Rei9stan5ler
DobeHlobe am |. OttUber bon feinem
Pofsn aurhdtreten lDirb.
Die Oper Sos b6l3erne
S6Uert". BON BEN &omponifen unb
Dlrisentea bes ngaen Oorter Sieber.
fran3" 6einri9 36Qnsr. III bon ber
Berliner 6ofOper sur 4uhibruns on
geaommen tpDrben. Die gritauffab.
run9 ioa bereits 4nfangs 9erbft ftatts
finben.
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@t0ttg fit SansiraAem!

mer BON ieinem @rocer LIBERTY
BELL Doer "GUENTHER'S
BEST Neb! befeQt, Der betommt
ni9t nnr WtebI ber aaerbeHen Qualitdt,
ioaberu er unterfiiiBt gleidseitis aud
cine etnbeimii6e Snbultrie, bic i6pn
leii Sabren eine ni6t unbebeutenbe
4n5abI boI 4rbeitern beiddftist uni
bic aud unieren 5armeru @eIegsnbeit
glsbt. f6 fiir ibre 9leint6rnerfru6t
Elm fets errei6bares Nbfabgebiet gu
peri6aHen!
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sdleuerme.ler's 0arf

i'll fiir bic Sommer Wonate er6ffnet
unb 5amiIien fiub eingelaben, In ber
sSrube, am Mittag ober am abenb
Mabiseiten einsunebmen ober ben saa.
seu Sag bier su berbringen. Der
@arteu tebt Gau,ilien unb Bereiaen
our abbaltuug bon picnies unb GeIien
3ur gerfitsung. STR oufmerfiame
gebienung ifi fets Sorse setraaeu.
6. g Sdeuermeper.
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Senneiiee Centennial, 0aibpille,
SenneiIee.

Iom l. Mai bis |. NoDember 1897.
Raten oia $, & 9. u. ,giienbabn bon
San autoniO finb tpie foIgt: $3.50
8illette, Iimittrt 3u 10 8aeen, gum
8ertaufe GieustGg8 unb 8onner8tags.
$500 9illette gut fir 20 Sage;
$34. .35 8i1ette giiItig bis l. 9tOD. '97.
.. 81. Stone, %. s. u igSbp,
Ngenten.
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mattbtes Srps. TleiiMer,

No. 507 Of:S II f nsStraBe
Nur bas pOrsiisli6ie &inbs, 56afi
uub Sdweinefeifd.
Spe5ialitdt: SungeS Salbfeiif.
Nqe Nrten bon Wurf. 96infen,
3unge, S6maI3 &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-02
Aer3te

empfeblen Scott's Emul-
sion. Sar wen2 5dr 1f1dn'
nsr uno Sre uen, Die fhwad fino,
wenn fis frdftis fsin folItsn; fur
Babies uua Kinoer, weIde abse.
ma9ert fino, penn fie felt fein
folIten; fir 2llle, oeren ssp0bnlid.
Speifsn uidt Uahrune eenu9
9eben. Sdmahes 8lut 1T fhIeh'
tss 8lut. 2-ussebrun9 uno Sero.
feIn mlrSen iih ME obne oteis
IlotbSeiden bemerfbar MAIDEN.
fur fAwad'es oinnes 9Iut siebt
es nidts beiieEes ais &ebertbran.
Scott's Emulsion III
Gebertbran, meIhem DER thraniss
Sifdsefhmad bsnommen III.
Spsi @roE,n. 80 Cts pHs &1.oo.
sesrT BowNx. Chemists. New Ysrh.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-02
Meatt neriuci1e

oas 9elepbun ami tpette 9iftans nata
bet f,eridbtebenen gt6oten oes Gtaa=
te1. yfeue StattDnen iperben tort
tu1breno errtdbfef ttnD neuG 0serbefFef
ruugen etngefitbrt. Wtan fraac ar
ber Gentralz Stelle nad) ner getpitnSdl=
teH MSrefe.
Stbicribetttem
f5nnen Smrd) ibr eisenes 1eiepbpm
Verbtnbung erbalten.
Qln0ere
Surd1 bic 2elepbpn Statiohen.
M. r. THOMAS,
9ieit8er 8eid11itsfiibrer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-21
RAVIsHED A GIRL /
colored Man at Sharptown, Nd, May b
Lynched for the Crime.

Chief Of Police Dolan has received In.
formation that Sharptown, In Wioomic0
county, Is In y state OF great excitement
over IN assault on Wednesday night. The
eleven-year-old daughter Of John H. Parks
ono OF the most highly respected Citizen
OF tho place, was OF the stors of Mr..
to tho door, and giving her several pieces
duced her to start up tho road toward his
house.
On the way she became alarmed at
something he said to her and started 60
run back, but he grabbed her and carried
her struggling to a shed near by. The
girl finally managed to escape, and In o
bleeding and shocking condition ranto her
homo. She told her story, and her father.
together with several citizens, won't to the
homo Of Robertson and placed him under
arrest. Dr. j. A. Wright was called In to
make an ex animation and found the girl
badly maltreated. and in dangerous
condition.
The prisoner was given hearing, to day
before Justice of tho Peace Letln T..
Cooper, who admitted him to 800 ball.
States Attorney Elder, OF Salisbury. will
have the accused rearrested, as he does not
think 1t bailablo case.
At the hearing the girl identified Rob.
ertson, but he declined to admit anything
further than that he had givon the girl
pennies on several occasions. Robertson
Is married man. Tho usually quiet citi
Eans OF Sharptown arc much wrought mp
over the matter. It Is considered much
safer plan to bring Robertson to Salisbury
and lodge him in Jail. i