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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-06-03
A SPANISH WARNING.
Havana Paper Tells How We Would
BE Worsted in "a War,

Havana, May 3l.-El Diario de la
Marina in leading editorial says:
we see in the American newspapers
evidence that there are certain social
classes in the United States not suffi-
GENTLY alive to the Importance of the
advice, Don't monkey with the lion 8
tail. These classes are remarkable
Tor the eagerness with which they
evade jurisdiction in affairs, which.
like the Cuban war, are exclusively the
affairs OF Spain. The persistence with
which they recognize the belligerency
OF the insurgents is crazy and ridicu-
lous. The important conservative in
terests of the United States should not
forget that the patience of Spain NAV
soon become exhausted. The Spanish
government has given abundant proofs
of its good will by ignoring the many
inconvenience that have been caused
by resolutions in congress. Those in
terests ought to be thankful to us for
our abnegation.
But in case the sword should he
unsheathed, Spain would certainly not
be the heaviest loser in the fight.
Spain has sent 100000 troops to Cuba
to settle domestic difficulty. What
would she not do in the event of n for
elgn war, with the nation which for a
century has abused our patience by ig-
noring Spanish honor and chivalrv?
President Mckinley should consider
this carefully, and if he is to deal with
us as enemies let him take the advice
OF an enemy and no longer tritie with
re
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-06-03
JAPAN'S POLICY.
Claims There Is No Desire to Annex the
Hawaiian Islands.

lslAnuS.
New York, May Sl.-The World
says: Marquis Ito, who has Just ar
rived in this city en- route for London
and the queens jubilee, politely re-
fused to be interviewed, on the plea
that he was too fatigued after his long
Journey, but Marquis KIDD, who speaks
English fiuently, answered for him
some questions concerning the policy of
Japan.
The rumors of Japan's desire to
annex Hawaii" he said, "are mere
idle gossip. We sent a man-of-war
there to protect the interests of our
countrymen. That is all. After our
experience in Formosa we do not want
to annex Hawaii, nor anything else at
present."
Marquis KIDD said the Japanese have
the most amicable feeling toward
Americans and hoped pleasant rela.
tions would always continue.
Il want to correct one mistake that
IS quite general. Marquis Ito is not
being sent to England as special rem.
resentative at the queens Jubilee, but
as member of the suite of Prince
Arasugawa, a member of the imperial
family, who will fill that position for
the government on that occasion. We
VIII sall soon and join the prince in
Paris" >"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-06-03
A CUBAN CONFERENCE.
important Meeting to BE Held in PbIla.
delphia Next Week.

Philadelphia, May 3l.-It is defi.
nitely settled that the most important
conference held in America in connec.
ton with the Cuban cause will assem-.
BILE in Philadelphia some time NEXT
week week General Palma will preside.
WIN him will be Quesada, the charge
analres. They are coming here, il
is sad, to prepare plans that NAV
meet with entire appreciation OF the adj.
ministration. w.
1t is said that as soon as Senator
sherman became secretary of state he
sen' Tor Quesada. That interview has
haa more to do with the coming confer.
enee than anything that has occurred
IN cuban affairs since the inauguration
0i the war two years ago.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-06-03
CASE THROWN OUT.
Proceedings Against Henry o. H'T
meyer Dismissed.

Washington, May 31.-"Certair|
am satisfied with the verdict" y
Henry o. Havemeyer, few mimi
after the jury had returned verdicl
not guilty.
The VERDICT he continued, "Cu1
to be satisfactory to every decent Di
in this and every other community
This was the only expression !
president of the American Sugar Rel
ing Company would make upon the
suit of his trial.
The conclusion of the trial was
rupt. The defense produced no v
nesses. When the government re''
Its case yesterday, the defense moi
that the court instruct the jury to ooN
an acquittal on six reasons, the Pr
clpal of which was that the commit
did not have jurisdiction, and that
questions asked were not pertinent
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-06-03
THE RIO GRANDE FLOOD.
Headgate Of the Canal and Lcvee Broke.
Inundating Ell Paso.

Ell Paso, Tex, May 3l.-The head
gate OF the large canal running through
the southern part of the city, and the
levee separating the canal from the
river, gave way at 2:30 this afternoon.
and the water came through in torrents,
inundating the Santa Fe freight yards,
and half mile south flowed in behind
the main temporary levee, erected i'll
the past week to hold back the water,
which had settled itself to height of
from 6 to 10 feet on the southern river
front.
A general alarm was sent ont by
the fire department, and all the assist
ance possible was given to those in the
midst of the flood. Some 10 residences
between the Santa Fe freight yards and
the canal on the river front were in
undated within half an hour after
the break, but nearly everything mov-
able was carried to high ground. A
new levee is now being constructed for
a distance of two miles along Fourth
street to hold the water back and turn
it again into the river. A great many
houses are tiled with refugees, but
there are yet 200 families shelterless.
These families are encamped along the
edge of the mesa, in the north side of
the city.
At 10 O'Clock the flood has broken
through the second levee on Fourth
street, and the waters have advanced to
Second street, causing several hundred
more poor families to flee from their
homes. There will be over 400 home
less families on the streets of Ell Paso
tonight, and large number of them
are without food, as they are laborlng
people, who have been fighting the
flood instead of earning bread for the
past 10 days. The water is running
into the county Jail and around the
Texas Pacific depot. The river is re.
ported falling.
Ell Paso, May 31.-At 10:30 o'clock
the water broke through the reserve
levee on Fourth street, and now covers
One-half of tha city. The destruction
to property will be immense. Every
available man and vehicle is occupied
in moving families and household goods
to high ground. The business portion
may be invaded before morning.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-06-03
GOOD PROGRESS BE|II
Senate Rushing Throug
Tariff Bill.
SOME TEN PAGES DIsPos
Final Conference Report on sD,.
Bill Agreed to-It Include, al
pension of Forestry Ordr

gree" to-It Include A
pension of Forestry ordgr.
Washington, May 29-Tb.
made good progress on the t,I
today, disposing of about n
Several votes were taken, the |
committee being sustained in o.
by majorities varying from siy
teen. The drug schedule W.,
discussion, and the debate wa,
technical. Occasionally, how'd
branched off to general phases
tariff, though at no time DIM
day was there a speech OF NAL
five minutes duration.
Before taking up the tariff \
final conference report on the |
civil bill was agreed to, includ1
provision suspending until M
next the executive order Great,
tensive forest reservations.
Representative Lewis of Wash
endeavored today to bring bet
house the Cuban question as a
legged question, on the ground
concerned our foreign relations,
offered a resolution declaring 4
the sense of congress that the b
ency of the Cuban insurgents sho
recognized. Speaker Reed decl
out of order, and, on appeal, the
by a vote of 81 to 81 sustain
speaker.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-06-03
ROYAL FAMILY IN DANGER
King George Is Preparing to Le,vo
Athens.

London, May 3l.-The POSTS Con.
s.ahtinople correspondent says: Today
the EN- oassies received word from their
respective ministers at Athens that the
position OF the Greek royal family il
now critical. King George is practi.
ta.ly oarricaded in the palace, and il
Is reported he is making preparations
20 leave Athens in order to evade the
fury of the populace. '''
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-10
9as WebeimuiR nuu 0teiu Yorf,

guaen Sue, 5pinSler, Semme,
0erfdder, @rieliuger uub bic oielsn
4nbereu. ueI9e gtorbgebeimnifie ge:
i6llbert baben. finb bic reinen Wai
isnfuabea in 8eraleif nit ben Sc
beimniffeu, peldae 8otbam felt Sabren
unen!f6leiert ldBt; wer einmaI bic
@ebeimnife DON Rep Dort idiIoert,
Der braudt nod Mot balb 10 Diel St.
sdbIertalent gu baben, ME bic Sbens
9enannten, unb CT nirb Elm Bud lie.
fern, ge9en bos ber uNeue pitabal'
Elm langBeiliger S6usfer 1T.
Man iebe rd J.. 9. bic lebte Sci:
itnng sroBl ltdbtii6er gerbre9er on.
Sa 5uei aiemli6 melt auseinanber
Iiegenbea 8esenoen BON Song Sslanb
tperben in Wa6stu6 gemidelte Sbeile
eiEes Wannesf0rpers gefunben; aopf
unb 8eine feblen. Oie erfte Jrage
mot bic, tper nirb oermiBts Natiir.
lid cine gan3e aa3abl BON Mdunsrn,
unb bic Site nurbe tdslid Idaser.
Die poliSei III raid fertig nit BEN
Gau; fie ia8t: es waren 2e!1entbeile
bonn Sectriii6 elmer alinit.
STR ben eelben Sournalsmus 1T
aber fol1e PoIi3eiwelsbeit bon feiuer
Yebeutung, unh bic n@orlb" iebte 10
fort $500, bas nSournaI" aber iosar
$1,000 fur bic 26iuns bes idauberbaf'
ten &dtbiels aug. llab am folgenben
Woraeu hatteu bic gelben raibs" bes
wSournals4 oas 9ebeimuib aud i9on
enii9Ieiert. pesbalb aber bic r&io5A
Der .0orIb" fpfort nod selber purben.
Die vSourual" Slnslinse batten
ndmli9 ermittelt, baB ieit Greitag elm
BabsSSiener. gamens @uIbeufuppe,
bermiBt pirb, bab berielbe bel Der
5ebanme Nad, elmer 5trobwittme,
wobnte. unb baB DieIe i'm 8eJriff fanb,
pl6bli6 mad europa ab3ureiien. 9as
Weib batte nod einen &oitsduger, Sos
mems Sborn, ber fi6 megen ibr nit
8uloeniuppe prtigeIte, ater aud ber.
miBt purbe.
Sie $500 naiosS tparen san3 tpas
tbenb iiber bic eJidli9en $1,000 aibs"
unb iagten, Der Wlann, uel9er in bic
Suppe geratben lei, wdre ni6t @ulbens
fuppe, trobbem am MtittmD6 aud nod
bic in dbnli6es Wadstud gemis
delten 8eine gefunbeu tpurben. unb
als. bic poli3ei bas ermdbnte Weib
auf gerba6t perbaftete, ftelten ibr bic
$500 i nRibs" prompt einen NbDofas
ten unb lteBen bur6 9Hbuerausen'
Sottoren uno anhere neile Wdnner
bepeiien, baB neber Seine. nod Nrme
bic @ulbenfuppe's ieien. gDer 1T nun
Der @rmorbete2 Bor allen Dingen
follte man feitHeuen. oh puliBer ober
Searit ni9t ettpa permiBt merben. benn
10 Elm gelbes naio" III su N0em fdbis,
(8ali. @orr.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-10
Sic pb1iiplDate eer Seber.

Dte esber 1T ber sr6bte Stlrirapparat bss menfa.
lien abrperS unb bic hur9 fe ubseouberte Sale TT
mehr CUR 3eriesuus uus abletuus in anbere ais Die
BON bsr Raiur befmmten aundle seusist, oIS irsenb
stus anbere a6rperFaiisteit @lndtasrpstie fur bic
Gaaih&itseu stbt eS eine unfeblburs Setlqueas fur
aeberIeiben, ndmlta 9Oftetters Rasenbtters. Diefe
Qr5net bat fh tn mtbr ais baIbiabrbunbe ertlanser
Gnpenpnns ais eraueltaieS 5etImtitel seseu als
aus Galen5erieeuus ber-hbrenbeu 3rantbeiten, ais
ba fub 8isber un6 Groit. Dpspepfe, urterleibsbe.
idwsrpen, rbeumattides unb Rtereulsiben, unb St6s
rnnsen bes NerpeuipfemS, bepdbrt. usberbies beusi
iie allen malartaarttseu arantbeiten pcr, unb 9es
@ssenb motu.n mhden, S&us ppr bteIer @eibel Der
Renidbeu. Dos 8itters stsnet iif gang Defenders
alS tets pprrdtbts 5u baeuee Sausar8ust, ba ss es
eer Contribution buiasi unb man iid In aueu Bdasu,
laifen tann.
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Is. 9apitel.
Tndyter u,1n 51nter.

Der Sag neiste iid), ols Seioenreih
por ieinem 8au eintraf unb in Ser etu-
fir allemal perabrebeten 0eile eemobus
beitsmaBig an bie 9biir flopfte. 0a
i'm Suneren 9llles till tlieb, ersriff
TIN unrube. Gr entIanu ii6 be8 9tbz
i6iebs bon leiner Guhter, pergegeuz
| mGrtiste lib oa8 bii i1ere @e iell, mil
benz lie ibm rietb, ben 9ausi9liiilel
| 3u iid) su iteden, unb elm unbe ltimmter
9rgmobn eripa6te. g4as lollte er be<
sinnen penn lie sesansen mar, TIN
nidt nebr beim5ufehren, mie iie 10 oft
auBerte, menn Die @o9en Ser 9er3weifz
lung iiber ibrem Saupte Sulammetls
| 3uldla9en trobten; ooer ipenn iie gar,
Tim it'd fir Die sablloien erlittenen
llnbilOen 81 ridden, 8erratb seiibt
bate? llub bod tonnte ct an cine ser.
artige Gerleu9nuns ibrer ainoe8pfli9.
ten nidt 9laubeu. Cine Minxte per=
itrid. Initott auf5uidlie6en, po9te er
gum 3meiteu M}al urb ein tpetig itdrs
fer. I'm it'd nit einem S1loge BON
Der i'm marternben Gorge Su befreier,
pollte ct baour9 ibr @rideinen selpiis
iermaBen ersminsen.
nDie idDar3e Sere 1T fortselau@
fen!A frdbte elm 3erlumpter Nahbarss
junse bObniid. men sad trus iie auf
Dem Hiiden, Der ipar bis gum ueber>
laufen nit @olb unb Silber polls
sepadt!" fiiJte Elm 5ipeiter bin3u.
6eioenrei9 meinte, Dor @6red in
bie anie iiufen su miilien. uno aber~
mails bauertt es eine Wfinute, bepor es
tbm selans, in Der 3iefe ser Iansen
9aide iein { i6lotterisetl Seinfleioer
ben Sbliiliel aufsufinben unb berpors
3u5ieben. Wiit sitternber Sano 6ffnete
er bic Gbiir unb baitis, tpie auf Der
Slu9t Dor ben i'm perb0bnenben Sal
ienbuben, idlus er lie na6 ieinem
@intritt binter fid sil.
Oie eriten S9ritte fiibrten ibn nod
3enias 3immer. Die Soffnurs, baB
Tie nur erfrantt lei tnb ii9 niebers
gelest babe, perwirflidte ii6 nit1t.
aluf) in ben anberen nit poltertram
angefiillten 0tdunen unb Suleet in ieis
mem gemat] iu6te er lie perseblid.
@rauer benlddtiste ii6 leiner. 9aut
rief er na6 ibr, jeoo1 MIR eiun,al. gu
nnbeimlib, lpie BON Sebn Stimmen 9es
iprod)en, irieoerbolte Der Same iid in
ieinen Sbren. rao INNER mieber
,, ifli6 er bon @ena6 Su Gena6 unb
enoli9 na6 benz Dor @eriinpel falt
unSasdnslidyen itaubigen Sobel bin=
auf. 9l!8 er Die lette Stufe Der letter.
arti9en, b6bnii9 fnarrenoen 2reppe be-
trat, ma9te er nidt, I'm iib gu ieben.
St fonnte It'd beS @ebanfens ni6t er.
pebreu, bab iie bon eiuem galfen ober
@anbpflof lebfoS uieberbanse. Grlt
allmdlis iibermanb er iein gruuen.
DaS @raBlidfte ipar ibm eripart se>
blieben. gengitiib Inn ii9 lauidenb,
fehrte er In ieiae 50ble suriif, I'm
ii9 sunddft bsr idiperen Stiefel Sll
entlebigei,. @aben lie bod beim Gin=
berseben auf GrunS Der fir sr0Bere
sSiiBe beredneten @eite jebesmal einen
Ooppeli1la9. baB es flans, oils folge
| linn Seina1ib auf ben Serien.
Jortfesuna foIat.
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Nath ttir Matter.

Dor tiber so Sabren f9on murbe
Wrs. Wihsloip's Soothing Sprup
bon Miliotien bon Mtittern beim 3ab'
nen Ser &iuber angemenbet. Wirff bu
i'm S1lafe bur6 bas Sdreten zines
ainbes gefiort, bas i'm 3abnen ift unb
oOr S6neraen neinta Wenn 10, lafe
fofort eine Glai6e BON y@trs. Minss
lops Soothing 5prups boien. Setn
Wertb III unbeaablbar. IS uirb BEN
tleineu 2eihenben iofort 2inberuns ners
i6affen. 8erlaBt eu@ barauf, Miitter,
es 1T tein 3meifel bariiber. gs beilt
0pientern unb Oiarrboe, regnlirt ben
Magen uub bie Nieren, beieitigt @inb'
9olit, ermei9t ben Gaumen, berbius
bert @nt3iinbung unb itdrtt bas ganse
Sptem. sMrs. Win5loms Sootbing
Sprup" fur 3abnenbe ainber If anges
nebm In @ei6mad unb bas &ecept
fammt bpn einem ber befen ueibli9en
aerate In ben Ser. Staaten. gs III bet
allen Srugsifeu in ber ganaen Melt at
baben. preis Is Gents per Glaf9e.
aauft nidts anberes, als Wars. Wins'
Ions SsotbingsSprnp.
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Cine Qln3etae.

2lae, bic bsabadtisen, eiue &siis
nod benz Norben ober na6 europa
an3utreten. nirb es intereiiiren. su
piRen, baB uafere Softer iouie Reiie'
taiben fur eine Wo6e gum 4ofpreife
Dertauft merben. Sober Softer 1T nit
leierli6en 3iffsrn marfirt. iowie nit
bem ebemalisen 0ertaufspreiie. aus
Berbem baben mir unieren idmmtli6en
Borrath BON 9errens, Samen. unb
ainberfduben i'm preiie rebuairi, UNI
bic 5ommermaare Iieber unter benz
preiie gu Dertaufen, als bieiel6e auf
nd6fen Sommer auf3ubebeu.
46tangspoG
6. 9 a u nt.
@tnberella 6 hubsYalah.
213 Ilamos plasa.
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Trei Deriamot OH Mdnner.
Gin Mann in Wfidigau entbedt Elm
bemerfensmertbes Seilmittel
fiir &erlnft on &raft.
9roben iuerben irei au gllle perianbt, tie
barnm id5reibem.


oarnm ifreiben.
Carl 8. g9alter. &alamasop. Nicb.. bat nacb els
mem ia5relangen Sample gegen bic ieeliieben unb
tDrperltcben 2eioen BON berioreaer Rannbarteit
6as ribtige gRittel geinnoen tuelebes bas 2eben
beilt
gr 5efuabrt oas @ebeimnis iprgfdltia; aber er lit
iuilig. eine Brobe oer 9ieoisn alien Rdnnern sl
ienoen. bic an irgeno elmer 6orm geiblectlidber
Sbtuddbe letoen. oils Solee npn iueenolttber uns
piienbeit. tue uorseitgen 8erlut bes 8eodcbtnifes
uno Der traft. icbtuod1em &iden. Rampfaoerbrub
unb 9lussebrura. SoS Seiln1ttef bot eine befona
oers angenebme Birtuns bon g8drme unb itbeint
unmttelbar 5l tuirten. inoem eS bic nerlangte
8raft uno cine gnttuidlung gebt. tpie iie nur ges
iuiinidbt fpiro. Sas Ntttel belte SIR Walfer npu-
ftanoig bon aa ben uebeln uno 2eoen. oie bon
jabrelaneem WfiBbraub Der natirlib fefeeiebten
5unttionen berrnbren uno iou in ieoem Sale ab-
iout sunerdig ieir.
Cine 8itte an STR. Carl 8. g8alfer 64s Maionic
Semple. &alama5oo. Nficb.. BEL Der Sic aneeben.
oaB Sic cine 8robe ieines 5eilmtteI8 fur Ndnner
tuneben. turo iofort erfiat. uno teine 8ereiituns
irgeno fuelder grt uiro BON ibm geforbert tuerben
@r bat elm aroBes Jntereiie baran. baB bic &unbe
bon oteem groBartigen 6eimittel berbreitet tpirb.
uno oerieuoet nit Sorefalt fider oeriieeelt In
einem ourdbauS einfacten Gadet. 10 oaB Der gm-
pfdnger feine 5urdbt boz unbequemibtet ober
Betanntueroen 5u bnben braudbt.
2eier tueroen aebeten. pbne Bersue su id5reiben.
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Yauete:
8alIp 2unbbere.
ungld&lihfrwfi(t

iekt Eebertbran Sdwinofudt Dor.
aus, welhes an iih irrthdmlia III.
Ghe man Shwinofudt befird'
tet, made man 6ebrauh pen
Eeberthran; wenn Sic anfansen
ma9er, fhwad7 un6 absefpannt
gu weroen, Damn 1T es flueerpeifs
5eit porfdtie poraususshen unb
Sarauf 81 fehen, oae oas SYftem
NIT Dem nothwenSieen 5ett uub
Kraft seitdrft miro.
Scott's Emulsion Don
Eebertbran, nit unterphosphor'
faurem Sals brinst K6rperfiue
allen 6enen, melde fie psrloren
haiten uno eisbt Kraft mo rober
Eeberthrdn allsin un3u9dnelih III.
Gin eubfitui abmt nur tinsm pisiRal nae.
80 Gtntt uHs sl.0o.
scsrT q BowHs. Chemists, New York
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Or. Wruno yNine her @ri,nh

- Or. Bruno Wille. Der @rhn5er
Der 8erliner freirelisi6fen @eme!nbe,
Der i9ou bielfa6 nit Der SntoIeran3
ber 8eb6rben gu tdmpfen sebabt bot.
purbe in @ra3. NO er eineu 0Drtras
bielt, Der aud bel ben bortisen Beb6rs
ben NnitoB erreste. berbaftet unb bic
8erfammlung aufgel6fi. 8lei63eitis
uurbe ber bafelbft geplante Yauernfef.
aug. Der al6 cine SemOnitration ber
Seutiden gesen bas Miniftsrium anses
ieben uurbe, poli3eili6 pet tbDten.
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sMeMerm1ener's Yarf

III itir bic Sommer MDnate er6ffnet
unb Samilien finb eingelaben, in Der
ssrhbe. am Mlittag ober am Abens
Mabiseiien sinaunehmeu Ober ben gans
sen Sag bier su perbringen. Der
8arten ttebt 5amilieu unb Iereinen
sur 4bbaltung BON Yicnics mnb Gsftea
snr 8erfiguna. Jitr aIfnertiams
8ebienuns III ftets Gorge setragen.
6. g 6euermeper.
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- Su pari8 III ber bertibmte gab.
nenbidter 6enrt Meilbac i'm Alter bon
66 Sabren gefiOrben. @r mar unter
ben frans6fifGea Sbeaterbi9tern Der
eigentli6e Sittenmoler beg Barrier
Soulcparbs, me8baIb aud feline Merte
In Der ueberIeBung oft biel perIoren.
Seit 1888 mar er Wiit9Iieb Der frans6.
tti9en @tabemie. Sie 2ibrettos Der
Offenba9'ife Operetten yDie i66ne
9elena", rSlaubart", .@roBbersogin
BON 8erolhetn" Barrier 2eben" &C.
idrieb er nit 5alsDn 3ufammsn. BON
ieinen aombbien finb bic betannteIteu
.Jroufrou", Erode ct @acolet", Der
Ytanu Der Sebutautin" &c.
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Senneiiee Centennial, Nalbpille,
Senneiiee.

Bonn /. Mai bis l. Nopember 1897.
&ateu Dia s. & g. N,.giIeababn bon
San NutOnio fnb tpie foIgt: $3.50
8ilette, limitirt gu 10 Saaeu, gum
Berfaufe Gieustags unb Opnnerstags.
$25.20 8ilette gut fir 20 Sage !;
$34 IS 8illette gtiItis bis /. Noo. '97.
8. 81. Stpne, 90. s. Rigsbp,
MaeuteR,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-10

Wenn mir ettpos llnoerbauIibes
eRen. tuirb Der Masen ansesriffen uno
8ertopfung tritt elm. 8eibeS pirb
fGer unb f1nea sebeiIt burh bic Nus
tpenbung bon Or. auguii a6nis's
Samburger Sropfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-10

G9meren Sersens beSablte ct Die
ni6t unerbeblihen Soften, trosbeln
bepegte er iid) etlpaS 3uoeriidtlider
etnber, als Ell our@ Sic belebten Stra>
fen beimipdrts elite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-10
Mattbies 8rps. Tleijher,

go. 507 OfsSo n.Strase,
Rur bas porsisli6fte Rinb', S6af'
un6 S6weinefeiT6.
Spe3ialitdt: SunseS 8alb1eii6.
Ille Nrten BON Wurit. S6inteu,
3unge. SdmaIs &C.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-10
Gin Rfarer Sopf,

quite 9erbauuns unb elm bObes rdtia
9es sIltsr iinb 3wei Reiultate. bic burd
ben @ebraud Don Tutt's 2ebsrsBiIen
sr3i.lt tper6eu.
Cine srwielrns Tbat(abf.
&Opfi9msr3eu, NuIuria, Olasenianrs,
8erltOpIung. Dp8pepiie, Sallsnleloen
unb dbnlide Srauibsiten meroen poll'
itdnOis sebeilt bur4 ben @sbraud BON
Smtt's Seber. Ytaett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-10
q riefsSiH E.

Sarrp Brnen-8 $ Srettefer-G Ora.
mer-2illie Sorn-S M 9ormesbers-@eu
Sietrid-2ouiie 9eder = 2ena Salbarbiel
-2ia5ie 5oeses -5ran 0allp Serfelo = 81
9ortenftein = Serr 9eimratb = s S Sart.
inann-Serman 8emp-5rau SO 2unbbera
-@iarp 2anber-8 SO 2anenber-Srau s
S Meb-Sena MaaB = 5rau Stella Mar-
tin-9uso s Maner-S u Martir--@ q
Wortin-@bas ReDer : 2ouis Sauer-G
o s6oeps -N s $ Sanner - q g gSits
ting -2ouis Binfler.
0a6ete:
gSallp 9unobers.
N. B. Seer am YoftfhaIter nah einem
Der obisen 8riefe irast, bat ausbriidli9 bin.
3usufiisen hab bieieIbeu advertised" ieien,
un0 mann.
= @ladlid ift, ner bic araft, M6g,
li6teit uns 2iebe unb 2afi aur Nrbei1
bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-10

- MdHner, bic ibre 6rauen nidt
keben, fnb oft am eiferiidtisien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-07-10
Matt terimd)e

baS Selepbnn auf tpeite 9tftams nod
ben tersdbteoenen Gtanten bes gtaa=
te8. 9teue gtattDnen fperben tort
tuabrenb errttbtet mnn teue Nerbeffes
rltngem etngefiihrt. Wan frage at.
Der Central zgteIle tadI ber ge&pitnfd)=
ten Mbreife.
Smbicrtbeatett
fijmnen burdj ibr eigemes Gelepbpn
Nerbtncnn8 erbalten.
Q(n0ere
Durcb bic 4elepbun gfattpHen.
M. r. THOMAS,
Stefi8er 0efhaftSfiibrer.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-09-01
listed for so y ears.
: Nea~v 100000 III use.
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