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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31
Review OF TIE WEEK.

A rcvlrw Of the oIl nolIg for the wccl,
jaa ra#rd haa n rrcnt many moro In
lrwuDg featured than the ono proceed.
lur It In number Of ways In tao alat
place there hayo boon moro wnlls ann.
@ loo and they nave been NJ a grcnt deal
moro consequence. aud In the second
place lb0ro has boon moro worl, mnp-
ll Nut especially fn thr field in ho
'.I'ny.Iln dlauIoL than for q rral,
mny mon.ha The indications are that
NO. n.Hl fiN wocm will bo tho lIyollogl
j" .h' history Of the rlnlo In PETROLEUM
''"'.a uut oven excepting two yrnre
'.' NuHn MORO Wor0 three pool chow.
W.. upN0ih blr VOLTS I'm tho ghiurvlllo
".''. Warrington with two largo pools
",N 'lu1l county lIHt opening uu.
"' 'lr pn7l couple M months nll uvpa
nave byan turned toward thu tlk Vorl,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31

The Ohio River road will send out n
big excursion to Cincinnati this morning
at o'clock. The remarkably low rate
Of fare for the round trip. with the long
stay In the Queen City, is attracting the
crowd. The excursionlsts will be &C.
companled yTraveline Passenger Agent
Smith, OF the Ohio River road, Local
Passenger Agent Tomllnson and Mr.. Nc
Morris, of General Passenger Agent
Archer's office. will also be on hand TO
see that the comfort Of the excursIonists
Is cared for. This is the first bid the Ohio
River road has made for Cincinnati bust
ness out OF Wheeling, and 1t is believed
that the scenic attractions along the
river on this road and the Chesapeake &
Ohio will draw considerable business out
Of Wheeling,
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DIED.

MARsH-On Thursday July %, 1871,
HARRY Il, MARSH, son OF Thomas
and Catherine w. Marsh, In tho Slst
year Of his age,
Funeral from tho rcsldcnco OF William
Graham. No, li3 Fifteenth street. Sat
urdny Mt 30 O'Clock n, m. Friends Of
tho family invited to attend Inter-
mcnt private.
TAYLOR-On Thursday July o. 1851 at
G o'clock u, M. JESSIE D., wife Of
Robert n. Taylor, aged 70 years, l
month and days,
Funeral from her late residence. No, Is
Twcnty-tourth street, Saturday, July
81, az 80. ~. Intemcnt nj Greenwood
cemetery. Friends OF tho family In.
vtcd.
GRlTF1Tn-h baltimore. Md. Thurs
day, July 20, 1897, LAURA LUkENs,
wife Of Melvin =. Grlnth.
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summer Excursion Tickets Oh MonongR-
htlh RINrr.

Commencing June /, the Monongahcla
River Railroad Company will sell round
trip summer excursion tickets to Web
ster Springs. W. Va, and return. Tho
location of Webster Springs IL sixteen
miles from Cowen W. Va, Tickets arc
printed to read via Cowrn and hack line
between Cowen and Webster Springs,
though II passengers holding Webster
Springs tickets desire 90 visit Camden
on Gaulcy, these tickets will be honorcd
for passage Cowcn to Camden-on-
Gauley aud return without extra
charge.
The new and commodous hotel. con-
talnlng alxty guest rooms, will DO OPP
oncd about June lbaftcrwhich time am
pie accommodations VIII DO af-
fordcd for large attendance.
Tickets on sale June I, 10 September
20, inclusive, and good returning until
October Of, 1897:
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THE RAILROADS.

The many friends of Mr. Robert c.
Haase were gratlHed to learn yesterday
morning of his appointment to the posi-
ton of travelling passenger agent OF the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad for the terri
tory west OF the phlo river, between
Wheeling and Columbus, succeeding
Frank Wlain, Of Newark. Mr.. Haase
entered the railroad business In 1888 as
assistant ticket agent in the Wheeling
office and then became ticket agent at
Bellaire, the position that he is now &C.
cupying. His new appointment IS effec-
tive on August l. The appointment Is
made by General Passenger Agent b. N.
Austin. himself one Of the best passenger
men in the United States His wisdom
In elevatlng Mr. Haase to the position
Just given him will be demonstrated
without doubt when the popular Wheel
lngIte Is given an opportunity TO DEM
onstrate his sterling worth, Mr.. ]. s.
Sherry. who has been assistant ticket
agent ut BellaIre, under Mr.. Haase. sue
ceeds that gentleman as ticket agent on
August l. Mr., John Il. Lane continues
as travelling passenger agent east OF the
river, with headquarters In Wheeling.
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JULY Is, 1896, our store. four dwell
ing houses and three barns were wash
ed away by q flood. Soon after the
community was visited by an epidemic
OF bloody lux, In short time we sold
ten dozen OF Chamberlaln's Collie, Chol-
era and Dlnrrhoea Remedy and In every
case where It was used the results were
ali that could be desired. In fact our
physicians admitted that II would do
more toward bringing about cure OF
nuN than they could du."-BUSH d
KNIsLEY Auburn. W. Va, oct. s,
1895. For sale BY druggists.
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DON'T nauseate your stomach with
teas and bitter herbs, but regulate your
liver and sick headache bv using those
famous little pills known as ne Wits
Little Early Rlsers Charles K Gocize,
Market and Twelfth streets; Chatham
Sinclair Fory-siXth and Jacob streets;
a. l.. Scheelc. No. 6O7 Main street; Ex-
ley Bros, Penn aud Zane streets;
bowie & Co. Brihgoporl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31

FOR earache put a couple OF drops of
Thomas Eclectrlc on on bit OF cot
ton and place It In the ear The pain
will stop In a few moments. Simple
enough. isn't II?
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Mount de Chantal,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

Studies VIII be Resumed ot this Academy
September s, 1897.
The advantages Of this Academy for
mental and physical culture are unSur-
passed. The day scholars dine and lunch
at the Mount, and are taken to and from
the motor by conveyance provided by
the Sisters free Of charge. For terms and
ius,hes Information, address
DRLuRISS OF MOUNT Or CHASIAL
All trains stop at the Academy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31
THE HUNT FOR GOLD

Ia the Alaskan FleluAta ANAnued by W.
penSss on Gigantic seaie-ARthsntis
Information GA the Subject.
There is considerable local interest in
the wonderful Alaskan gold fields,
though it'ls not known that any Wheel
ing people have yet started, and at this
late day none is likely to start, for min
ing is possible only during the months OF
May, June. July and August. Local
rallroad men have had Inquiries on the
subject, hut the small fortune required
to reach the fields and the high expense
OF living after getting thephaye discour-
aged an who inquired. Here is some
valuable Information regarding the ex-
pense attending the hunt for gold In the
far north that will prove interesting to
readers of the Intelllgencer'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31
Summer : School
-OT TIE
WuEtllxe Buslxtss CoLL!LsEL:'
cORNR NAN AND NIum SrRtuS

For teachers aud others desiring short.
practical courses In bookkeeping, StenoE.
raphy. Typcwriting. Toiegraphy, or any OF
the English branches.
The ONLY school In tho city having 0
professional pcnman and that drills ita
students In practical writing
WHITING a speciality for boys and girls
during vacation.
Brginning Monday, Juno ~, new classes
formed each Monday. SPECIALLY LOW
PRICES
Thus far this year G. students have So
cured aituatlpna
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ME ]. Emery, Clinton; Prof S, s. ia.
cob, jr. West Liberty state normal, and
County Superintendent James c. Lewis.
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THE STATE FAIR.
This Years Exposition to be the
Record Breaker of All.
THE MANY FINE ATTRACTIONS

Secured win Draw More People than Ever
before Came to Wheeling for thls An-
naRi Eysa,-sssrstayy Hook Says Che
Iptersst Already fGvinesd Denotes Larger
and Better Exhibits In ali oIaS'sS-Ths
Racing win he Very Anr active.
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The maNaHeme# has made the col.
lowing selection NJ Hpccnl days during
fair worh and all Interested Will mako
IS nuip ef ".
Monday soplombrr - "opcplnu
DHr"
tuesday semembeF 7--"Chiidrch'a
bay"
Wednesday September s--"rnrmor'A
Day"
Thumlly, septgmber O.-.ugIaIo DnN"
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EDUCATIONAL.
LinsIy Institute,

A school for the thorough instruction OF
English.
Fan term begins Monday. September 10.
1897. For catalogues or other Information.
address any member OF the Board OF
Trustees, or John NJ. Birch, Phi. D., Prin-
cipal.
board of Trusthcs-Hon. A. W. Camp
bell PRESIDENT A. j. Clarke. ESQ. vice
president; John l., Dinkey, NJ. b.. secre-
tary: X. c. Dalzell, Esq, treasurer: WILL
Hon. N. II. whitaker. John S, Naylor.
Esq. Augustus Pollock. Esq. Hon. ]. B.
Sommorville, Hon. William p. Hubbard.
Rev. Jacob Birmingham, Henry NJ. Rus
sell, Esq, William +. Sufel ESQ. jyl7
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VERY IMPORTANT
Is an Oil Well Just Drilled in at
Paden'S Valley.
THE TALENT ARE ATTRACTED

ElsenusoS Producer there will Open Sew.
srai Miles OF New Territory-Owners
Have Bsen offered Good Price for Their
Holdings, bu,m was Observation-Disclosures
ruptsd Activity In Elk Fork Region
ContiuusS-LSto Developments.
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MRS. HARRIS
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
1910 AND 1918 mRNt Simtl, NNrurO, W, Va
SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION.

This school offers complete and thor
ough education IN Practical knguah,
N1tnrmatcs. English Classics, LAIN,
NSlcrn Iangungcp and Elocution.
Ait RTtfntO, conducted by Mrs. Eva
Hubbard oifera superior advantages Tor
rtncll charfoah ,Mntr No'or OfN'0n
flows received IN thu Primary nhd Inter
mrdintc Departments. For elreulArN or To-
torviuw, apply TO
MRS. NJ STEVENS nART, Principal
WHEELING. W. VA 4.
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Tho ohio River rnllrond will run pnr.
lnr Car through IN excursion train
leaving Wheeling u, m, July n.
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CABToI1IA.
.3.!:;aIl.s::eIngzzZ 49, ~
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FAKE YOUR LAsr CHANCE

Months that mining is possible during
be year-May. June, Iuly and August.
Daily camera., 1897-12-06

these suggestions l have made receive
the approval of congress then | would
recommend that the national banks be
required to redeem their notes in gold"
Of Cuba the president said, Against
the abuse of the rights l have felt that l
had repeated occasion to enter firm
and decided protest of this government.
There was much condemnation of the
treatment of American citizens, and of
alleged illegal arrests and long imprison-
ment awaiting trial. l have felt it my
duty to make instant demand of the re-
lease of American citizens under arrest
Since the change CT the Spanish cabinet
IN October last, twenty-five prisoners,
citizens of the United States, have been
given their liberty" The details of the
correspondence relative to the war was
given, and the message goes on to say:
"Of the untried measures, recognition of
the insurgents as belligerents, recognl-
ton of the independence of Cuba and
national intervention to end the war yet
remain. speak not of possible annexa-
ton, for that cannot be thought of; that,
by our code of morality, would be Grim
inal aggression" The message then
proceeds to give the detailed history of
the war.
Regarding the monetary commission
the president said, "They have been dill
gent in their efforts to secure the coop
Grafton of the European countries in an
international settlement of the question,
but up to this time have not been able to
secure an agreement. They have not
made their report as further negotiations
are pending and in contemplation. 1t is
to be earnestly hoped tn at their labors
may result in an international agreement
which will bring about recognition of
gold and silver as money upon such
terms and with such safe guard as will
secure such use of both metals as to work
no injury to any class of our citizens"
The president recommended the an
nexation Of Hawaii and closed with
number of short paragraphs on arbitra-
ton, the navy, merchant marine, seal
herds, Kansas Pacific railroad and bet
ter government for Alaska.
Daily camera., 1897-12-06
CONGRESS HAS CONVENED
THE FiFTY-FIFTH SESSION..
The Presidents Message Is Presented and
Read Before the Houses of Congress.

Read Before the Houses of Congress.
Washington, Dec. 6-The ffty-fftb
session of congress convened in the first
regular session under the Mckinley ad-
ministraton this morning. As this is the
first regular meeting it will be long
session. The currency problem, the
Cuban question and the pending treaty
for Hawaiian annexation ale all import
ant problems and demand prolonged and
careful consideration. There are also
many other important questions.
The hustle and excitement began early
this morning, and long before the begin
ming of the session the galleries were
filled with spectators. At II, precisely,
Speaker Reed in the house and Vice
President Hobart in the senate dropped
their gavels and announced the 55th
congress in session. Clerk Pruden open
ed with prayer in the house and blind
Chaplain Milburn presented DR.. Berry
of England to the senate for the same
purpose.
The usual committees were then ap-
pointed and a messenger was dispatch
| ed to announce to the president the
opening of congress and to ask for any
message he might have. In few mo-
ments, Clerk Pruden returned with the
presidents message. 1t was volumin-
Gus affair of 10000 words and required
two hours for the reading.
Regarding the currency question,
! President Mckinley said: IL earnestly
recommend as soon as the receipts are
sufficient to pay the expenses, that when
any United States notes are redeemed in
gold, TO keep them and return them only
in gold. 1t is our obvious duty. If they
are put out any other way they may re-
turn again to be followed by another
bond issue to redeem them; another In.
terest bearing debt to redeem nom
interest bearing debt. If we are to have
an era of prosperity we must feel no
embarrassment from our present cur
rency, but the danger still exists and will
be ever present and menace US so long
as the existing system continues. con-
cur with the secretary of the treasury
that the national banks be allowed to is
sue notes to the face value of their bonds
they have deposited and that the tax on
circulation not secured by such deposits
be reduced to one-half of one per cent
per annum. l recommend that the issue
|of national bank notes be restricted to
denominations Of $40 and upwards. II
Daily camera., 1897-12-06
Prisoners Dig Through the Walls.

Clayton, N. NJ, Dec. 5-There was
another wholesale Jail delivery here this
evening. John Mayo, alias Williams
arrested in Colorado a few days ago for
horse stealing, being among the escapes
Mayo was one of the most important
prisoners and worst criminals ever con.
fined Ill the Clayton Jail. He was wanted
tor dozen serious crimes. Las Animas
county, Colorado, had large standing
reward for Mayo. Gregorio Apodaca
was another bad man, being held for
various thefts. This is the second de-
livery within three months. The pris.
oners dug hole in the brick wall with
an old case knife.
Daily camera., 1897-12-06
CARIL HAS CASH.
At Least That is the Pleasing RumOr Now
Afloat,

Manager Charles Caryl of the New
Era Union. is expected to return from
New York Wednesday or Thursday of
this week, says the Denver News, 1t is
reported that Mr.. Caryl comes home
abundantly supplied with cash to carry
forward the objects of the organization.
Ripley, the pickle man, who went east
with Caryl, has returned and has been
placed at the head of the merchandising
department of the Union. 1t is claimed
that the New York men who advanced
money for mining claims at Ward are at
the Bottom of the New Era movement
and have endorsed the plans of Caryl
Persons who have been finding fault
with the union are awaiting the return Of
Caryl to learn whether the rumors con.
cerning his success are correct.
Daily camera., 1897-12-06
ALlEk-BOND MINE SOLD.
The Famous Marshall Coal Mine Bid in by
Jimmy Hankins for So, 2,260.

The famous coal mine of Marshall,
the Allen Bond, was sold at sheriff's sale
this morning to satisfy claim of s2,I59.
There were but two bidders, George
Rogers and Jimmy Hankins, and the
latter secured the property for $1,000.
DR.. Bond was present at the sale and
was immensely pleased with the prlce
obtained. "Why," said he, "I wish l
could sell all my property as proftably
as that, and | would sell it all at sheriff. S
sale" Thought he didn't have any
property" remarked bystander, and the
waves of time rolled on.
Daily camera., 1897-12-06
Thieves Get Speedy Justice.

The two men that were caught
stealing goods from the Golden Rule last
Saturday were taken before Justice Bor.
den late Saturday afternoon. They were
found guilty of petit larceny and the
Judge gave each of them 80 days in the
county jail. They gave their names as
Matt Taylor and William McGrew,
Daily camera., 1897-12-06
SPARK OF LIFE FLICkERlNG.
Mrs. Mckinley is Still Alive Though Grow.
ing Feebler.

Canton, O., Dec. o-There is some
hope that the president will again see
his mother before she dies. Upon ex.
animation this morning, the physician
stated that there were indications that
she would survive the day. She has
been in peaceful repose since morning
and exhibits no sign of pain. Communi.
cation with the White house by telephone
is maintained.
I:3I-Although a sinking spell occur
red this morning, this afternoon Mrs.
Mckinley rallied and took nourishment
for the first time. She also showed signs
of regaining consciousness and may
recognize her son upon his return to-
morrow.
Daily camera., 1897-12-06
Burned by a Gasoline Stove.

Springfield, ILL.,, Dec. 6-Mrs. Lew
Dowell, Harry Yost and eight others
were seriously burned by gasoline stove
explosion last night. Someone tried to
fill the can while the burner was lit.
Daily camera., 1897-12-06
NEWS.
LEUTGART WILL TESTIFY.

The Sausage Maker VIII Exhibit His Elo-
quence to the Jury.
Chicago, Dec. 6-The star witness of
the defense in the Leutgart murder trial
will be Leutgart himself. Attorney
Harman decided this morning to let him
testify. If the jury is completed by 5 p.
m. today, the state'will urge the contlnu-
ance of the trial at once.
Daily camera., 1897-12-06
Odd Fellows Attention.

There will be work in the first degree
at Boulder lodge No. o, l. O. o. F., to-
night, Dec. E. All Odd Fellows invited.
Daily camera., 1897-12-06
Revolution in Hayti.

Kingston, Jamica, Dec. 6-Another
revolution is reported in Hayti. The
troops are being held in readiness.
Daily camera., 1897-12-06
Hungary Will Act Anyhow.

Budapest, Dec. GA bill was intro.
duced in the Hungarian chamber of
deputies today for the prolongation of
the Austro. Hungarian compromise.
Daily camera., 1897-12-06
Lake House Burned.

Milwaukee, Dec 6-The Lake house
burned this morning, killing one person
and injuring four others.
Daily camera., 1897-12-06
To Cur, /. Cola In Oue DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. 7Icents.
Daily camera., 1897-12-06
Silver Quotation.

New York, Dec. o-Silver is quoted
at 20 today.
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Sic 0ereitnna Der seife.

Seim S6la6ten erbalten mir 10
mande Settabfdqe bon S@narter,
&uoGen &C.. uelGe MIR gerne permen:
ben m6diea. gine 5nedm6Bige Ser.
wenbung fiubet fold geringmeribiges
Jett iebeufallS, inbem mir 5eife ba,
raus berheilea.
I'M Seife gu bereiten, nimmt man
auf 2 Yfunt Rinbstolg oter auf 8
piunb Sammelfett Elm pfunb 5eifens
ifein. Das 5ett mitb an Nbeab por.
ber nit bem Seifeufein in einen gro:
Ben ae1el &C. gefdattet, baum bic Be,
ftimmte @e1se Wafer (auf Elm pfunb
Gett Elm Quart Waher) baau gegofIen,
baHn ma9t man ein gelinbes Geuer
unter benz ReRel, bauit bic MaFe
lei6t erDdrmt miro. Qlm nd9ften
Worgen bringt man bic MaKe gum
Roben nnb ldBt fie inter beitdnbigem
9ibren. oamit He ai9t libertodt, ats
bertbalb Stunben to6en. 0at fi9
aues Jett aufgelof, 10 tpirft man
ungefdbr Elm pfunb 5al3 binein,
uel1es bas 59eibeu ter 5eife
BON bet 2auge bemirft. I'm au erpro.
ben, OBJ bic S9eibung bereits boaftdn'
big Dor fib geBansen ilt, tau9i man
ben Oapmen in bic Seife; pirb bic an
Dem Oaumen baftenbe Seife slei9
bart, 10 1T fe gut, i'm anbern Sale
muB nod Sal3 bin3ugetast uerbeu.
Die Seife tpirb bur6 elm Sieb tn cine
groBe Maane gefallt unb bleibt barin
"a @tnnben ffeben; alsbann pirb He
aussei6nitten uno aum Srodnen auf
Strob selegt.
Wan fanu au1 Soba.9eife beriels
len. Sier5u brau9t man fatt Seifens
ftein falcinirte Soba unb Salt. Oieie
SEIZE III smm biliser ber3ufelen, er,
forbert aber mebr 3eit unb 1mIidnbe.
Wfan giebt in eiuen aehel 10 @auonen
meibes WaRer aufs Jel,er, f1ittet 10.
balb es foft, 10 pfunb faIcinirte @oba
unb 6 pfuno Salt (ber bDrber gel6i9t
perben muB) nod unb na9 binau.
g8enn es eine giertelftunbe seto9t bat,
qieBt man bieie MafIe III ein ni9t 3u
flades 8efdb unb IdBt bic 2auge fitb
abioaberu. Sann iebt man bie abees
gohene Hare Gauge aufs Geuer, idiit,
tet, fobalo fie fodt, "a pfunb Sams
melfett binein, ldBt 3mei Stunben to-
den, giebt 2 9funb @al3 binau unb
ldbt bann nod cine 5tunbe fo9en.
Man gieBt, ua6bem BITE erfe Qauge
abgeflGrt 1T nod beiBes Wafer auf
ben suriidbleibenoen Bobeniab unb bes
bdlt bieS gum NadsieBen aurtid. Wenn
bie Seife eiue Stunbe getoGt bat, tpirb
pOn iener i6Ua9ea Gauge ndbrenb ber
apeitea Stunbe iti6tig bin3usesoKen.
Sm uebrigen perfabre man Die bGrs
ber angegeben.
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Wattbies 8rps. sSleijd)er

Nn. 507 Offs9o f u.Strabe,
9fur bas borsiialibfe &inbs, S6af.
nnb S6weinefeii9.
Spe5ialitdt: Sunges &aIbfeiid.
4ae Qrten bon Wurh, Sdinfen,
3unse, S9mala &c.
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Sebt Gnd redt;ettig nor !!

Die tiibIe Sabresseit besinnt, 9benbs
uno Morgeas 1T eS fdon empinbIi6
thbl. Sa finb bic berhbmten 9olge',
t9en Jil3i9nbe 3u empfeblen, bic mir
foeben bereinbefommen baben. gBir
baben aud aqerIei anbere Nrten BON
panto ffelu unb 6ausf6uben auf Ga.
get, nit unb obne Nbldbe, iotpie iiber.
haupt ole 59ubwaaren, bic lid ftir ben
9erbit unb ben Winter eisnsn. gbenio
fitbrsn mir elm aroBes Eager bon
S9nlf6uben fir anaben unb Wtdb=
den unb iiberbaupt Nqes, mas in elm
S6ubpaaren @eiddft erifen Ranges
geb6rt. g
sinem sefdlliseu 3uipru6 entsesens
iebenb empfieblt f9
Wdtungsboli
6. o 8amm.
Giaberella g 9ubspalah,
21a NlamosD Dlaaa.
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Senneilee Centennial, gfaibbille,
Senneliee.

Bom l. Wai bis l. Nopember 1897.
8ateu bia s. & 9. R..giienbabn BON
San Intonio finb pie folst: $3.50
8illette, limitirt 5u 10 Sagen, sum
@ertaufe Dieustags unb Donnerstaas.
$500 gillette gut fur 20 Saae !:
$34.35 gillette stiItis bis l. 3op. '97.
.. W. Sione, %. 6. Rigsbp,
Mgentem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-11
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men uno tpirft bireft auf bas Slut unb bic
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ntiie fret perianbt preis 75 @tS. fiir bic
6lai4e. Serfauft BON alien Npotbefern.
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