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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-17

INDUCED in, which was probably the
finest spread ever laid in Park City
The menu was as fellows
CCnsomme en- tasse. Spanish olives.
scatoria-Mountain trout, new 20
tatoes Parisienne, fresh sea crabs,
mayonaise. radishes, artichokes.
Entres-Sugar cured ham with cham
payne sauce; picked OK tongues.
minced egg dressing; leg of mutton
with cuTrant jelly; sliced green
tomatoes: stuffed turkey, cranberry
sauce; homeless spring chicken; baked
sucking pig, with mushrooms, aspara-
gus. parsely, lettuce; Michigan squad,
with calves foot jelly; minced veal,
sweet pickle dressing; lamb tongue,
with sherry sauce.
Salads-Chicken, lobster. German po-
tato, Vienna rolls.
Relishes = Chow CHOW, cucumbers,
oaulifower mint, sweet pickles, Chill
sauce.
Ices-vanilIa and whipped cream.
strawberries and cream with assorted
cake, crushed strawberry ice cream
with cream layer cake. pine apple sher-
bet. English fruit cake.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and nuts, Cali
fornia plums, Florida oranges, English
chocolate caramels, chocolate creams,
shelled almonds. English walnuts.
Drinks-Mocha coffee, English break
fast and green tea.
TOASTS AND RESPONSES.
During the evening toasts were offered
and responded to eloquently.
Grand Tribune E. E. Dudley was
toast master and was introduced by
Supreme Representative F. w. Hayt
The toasts were as follows:
Order of the K. of p" responded to
by Supreme Chancellor P. T. Colgrove
THE Domain of Utah"-Grand Chan
cellor w. B. Wedell.
Relationship of Subordinate Lodges
70 the Order at Large'-Grand Tribune
A. J. Weber
The Uniform Rank'-Grand Trib-
une n. W. Sonnedecker.
The Endowment Rank ''-Past Grand
Chancellor John p. Meakin.
Home Sweet Home"
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Why. of course.

The Herald beat the News team IN
the game of baseball at Agricultural
park yesterday. Beat EN- bad. The
score was % to 8. and The Herald lads
only quit making runs because they
were tired.
Just think of nine runs in the first
inningI
The News went to the scene of the
fray full of hope and hash. They re-
turned filled with pathos and prunes.
1t was dead easy old affair. This
entities The Herald to the CHAMPION
ship of the city. unless forsooth the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-17
DESPERATE THIEVES.
TRIED TO BREAK INTO THE La
COON SALOON.
The Barkeeper Stood Them Of and
e1 Was Shot in the Arm.

Early on Tuesday morning thieves
attempted to break into the saloon at
the Lagoon, thar beautiful resort then
being closed for the night. The bar
keeper was aroused and while standing
OF the thieves was shot in the arm,
but the wound is not a serious one.
The thieves then escaped.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-17

Park City, June 16.-Despite the IA
tigue which resulted from the grand
hall last night. the grand lodge dele
gates. 6S in number, were all present at
roll cali at $3.50 this morning. The sick
benefit question which has been a vex-
ing problem at other grand lodges. both
in this and other grand Jurisdictions.
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nedecker of Salt Lake; grand vice
ehenrsIIor. Edward Pike, Eureka;
rraad prelate, L. NJ Patton. Salt Lake;
grard keeper of records and seals, II.
= Wardleigh, Ogden; grand master Of
exrheouer, G. r Stone. Provo; grand
~ ster-at-arms, ". w. Bissell. Price;
Grand inner guard. $. T. Lamph. Cas-
Re Gate; grand outer guard, C. J.. Sea
bright, Lehi: supreme representatNe'
..,ss-ard NJ. Duncan. Salt Lake
After discussion of minor details, the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-17
TALKED 10 BARNES.
Cheyenne Indians Do Not Like the
Idea CT Abandoning Polygamy.

Guthrie. Okla. June ia delegation
of Cheyenne Indians interviewed Gov
ernor Barnes today regarding the en-
forcement of the law abolishing
polygamy, which takes effect July 16.
The governor informed them that they
would have to choose ore among their
many wives and abandon the others.
He could do nothing in the matter, ne
said, until Major WoOdson, in charge OF
the Indians, returned from Washing
ton, where ne had gone regarding the
matter.
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ANGEL Will Go.

Ann Arbor. Mich. June 16.-Dr. Angel
in an interview today said; Yes.
shall now go to Turkey. l received a
dispatch this morning from the state
department telling me that the sultan
had issued an trade TO the effect that
am persona grata to the porte as the
representative OF this government.
cannot say when l shall leave for Turkey.
I shall be here until after the commence
ment ard will leave some time between
the LIST and 10th of july
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was taken I'D under the head of I'M
finished business. and after much dis
cussion. pro and con, the subject was
left to the discretion of the subordinate
lodges in the jurisdiction.
The grand lodge rank was conferred
on II. W. Early of salt Lake. He bears
his new Pythian honOrs with the mien
of a true knight.
The selection of grand lodge officers
was then taken W with the following
result: Grand chancellor. y. w. Som
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-17
TOM REDS FEAT.
Well-Known Union Pacific Engines,
Makes Fast Time.

Probably the most remarkable run ever
made by a train OF the kind on record
was mads- by the weil-known engineer
Thomas R. Reid OF Cheyenne on Satur-
day afternoon.
The readers Of the Sun-Leader will re-
member a few days ago of the mention
of a special freight train which would
hereafter run on passenger time passing
through Cheyenne in the afternoon. This
train is known as the Portland special
and on its arrival in Sidney on Saturday
afternoon Il was found TO be some two
hours late on account of hot boxes
T. r. Reid. who is q passenger engineer,
was in Sidney at the time. with his noted
engine No 1913, which has made some of
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The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all Others
Music in the South.

Following is a list of the prizes to be
awarded for the best renditions Of the
various selections of music at the Eistedd-
fod to be held at ST. George in October,
1897. by the Musical association of south
ern Utah:
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Why Sidney Went.

Barrie. Ont. June 1s.-Sidney ]. San
ford, county treasurer. has disappeared.
leaving a letter saying that there IS a
shortage in his accounts which he could
not meet partial investigation shows
q loss to the county of about 100000.
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WE GLOAT, OF COURSE
Id Defeats the News by a
Score of % to 9.
OTHER FELLOWS WERE NOT IN
THE CONTEST ar ELL.

1t Was a Singing Game, and The
Herald Found the Ball Every
Time-Made Nine Runs in the
First Inning and Quit Because
They Were Tired of Chasing
Around the Bases-The Score and
Standing of the Clubs.
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mans office about $3.50 O'Clock that
evening and heard one say to the 9TH
er: Come in, - you, and / will
settle with you The other replied
that there was nothing to settle, but
both went into the office
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-17
NEW GRAND OFFICERS
Elected Yesterday by the Knights
Of Pythias.
NtvIN W. S0NNEDECKER
GRAND CHANCELLOR OF THE
JURISDICTION OF UTAH.

supreme Chancellor Colgrove Re-
ceived With Official Honors-
Makes a Two end a Half Hours
Grafton on ythianisn-Grand
9enquet in the Evening-Installa-
ton OF Grand Officers Today.
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j. w. Bailey to George F. Coleman,
lots so to 80, block ?. Chamberlin's
ADDITION -----.-...--.----...--- -.-S
Robert Ogle to Thomas Lee. lot L.
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More Fast Sims.

Ottawa, June 16.-In the house of COM
mons, today. the governments proposal
FOR a fast Atlantic line of steamers was
adopted, lS4 to ID.
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SUPREME CHANCELLER coLGRovE SPEAKS AT THE BANQUET

ningS Bryan for this result more than
to any other man in congress.
The objects of the order are to up
build the character of men. to dry the
tears of the widow and the orphan, to
bid the weak be strong.
THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
He commended the supreme lodge in
its efforts and the bold stand it had
taken in relation to the liquor traffic,
which he maintained was the greatest
of evils, causing more sorrow than
anything else. Therefore the saloon
keeper must go or be converted to pure
Pythianism. The dream of the great
Rathbone was NO north. no south
enc country and one flag" That dream
was being realized-was realized, in
fact. The fractional differences were
being settled fast and Pythianism had
much TO do with achieving this result.
Abiding to the sick benefit clause,
the chancellor declared he was opposed
to the same and characterized it as a
measuring of wheat in a bushel, or
calico by the yardstick.
The order of Knights of Pythdas wSS
made up of the ranks of the great
common people of the United States,
which has made this nation what il is
the greatest on earth.
The chancellor's address was espec-
tally well received and was frequently
applauded.
AT its conclusion the resolution ia
voring a reduction of representatives
10 the supreme lodge was introduced
and laid over until the next session
of the grand lodge fer final action.
The session of the grand lodge lasted
well into the night The new grand
officers will be installed at 9 o'clock
a. m.
THE RANOITET
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Zeal Estate Transfers.

The Herald is surely in sight for the
pennant. -.i.
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grand lodge took a recess until , p. m.
SUPREME CHANCELLOR COL
GROVE.

AT that hour the grand chancellor
called the lodge to order and special
committee, composed of E. \. McOan-
lei, L. H. F9rnsworth and John Corlew,
escorted Supreme Chancellor Colgrove
into the room, where he was received
with official honors. In very neat ad-
dress Grand Chancellor Wedell intro
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gttuas 8ama iInertuarteteS! ! Bonn
Oienstag on werbeu mir bic ganae
Wo9e binbur6 pertaufen: 400 paar
Samen. OTForb. .Shube I'm Mertbe bon
$l.25 ftir IS @eRts; 300 paar feline
SongoIa .ganbalen", In Cincinnati
semadt. bic iraber ju $1.75 perfauft
iuurben, 3u IS Gents; 400 paar braune
Ogforb. iebes paar $1.75 pertb, au
95 Gents; 100 Paar feline DongoIas
Ogforbs. in Cincinnati sema9t. Gr6Be
2 bis 43, i'm Wertbe bon $3.50. sl
nur 1925; 500 paar Oamen pans
toffeln fiir As Gents, bic nod ME sn.
Dor 3u bieiem preiie pertouft uurben.
sceben erbalten eine grpBe Musmabl
ron 6erren S6uben. 8iei aib unb
@onsreB. uertb $500, fur nur $1.75.
@beufalls baben mir erbalten 3eugs
tiefel, foiuie pautoffeln bon @lace.
2eber unb 3eus. iiberbaupt Jules, mas
an bsquemer GuBbetleibung bon Das
men unb 6erren fur ben Sommer ges
brau9t mirb. glle bieie Waaren fiub
ni1t ettua alte 2abeubtiter ober sufams
meugeiudter auSi9uB. ionbsrn AlleS
frii9 unb rein, iebes paar sarantirt
bon Der reguldren @rbBe.
CINDERELLA 9 hubspalaf.
213 Nlamosplaaa.
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saleht serfaute saahru,,e,

ndt.t bas Gpfem nur uuro1tcmmen, ba iie burdb bas
But nur tbeilmeiie oifimItrt mirb. 8IeiGe, masere
Renf@eu NIT bsspephi&en Mdseu, manseIbafter
Slut GrsuIuttOn uub i4waaen Rerpen Seripnren,
weun iie gu pem iereR SulfSmittet ber arausea uub
Gnttrdfteten, SOitetter's Raseu Bttters, sretieu
etue bsmerteusuertbe unb raptbe BeNeruus ibres
f6rperIt&su 3ufanbes. Dteie sentaIe tOnti&e uub
aitertrenbe Grsuet t6rbert ben Uerpauuass grpBeS
wel4er eine slet&mdbise Gntptdsluus ber Nate.
rialten bes 8lutes, Der Eaiers unb lRustelsewebe
6elt Rr mebr, fe bsidnftist uub itdrtt hberretjte
pber 5pa ae 0erpen, perbtnDert etne tnnetSuns 5ur
Sspo1onbrte unb Mutblcfstett, wel&eu bsspept,f4e
uno bilt6ie 9eripnen defenders unterworfen fno,
nnb tf etn ansenebmes une Butrdslihes, ten Nppeit
unb bic Rube fbrbernpes Mtttel. Die @ebredltdfets
ten beS 4lters unb f&wa&er meibt4sr 9cniftuttonen
werbeu haburG bebeuieub semtlbert; une auserbem
" bic GrSuet aud Elm gorbeusunses nne oelmttel,
fir MaIaria. Steber.
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Marbenotu, geforben In Siflis 1892,
16O Sabre alt, uub atuar aufdQis bnr9
einen unfal NIT 6interlaRung einer
23idbrigen Grau. Wittlere @rbBere.
fpdtes 2eiuen bes 8arte8, frhbes 6ei'
ratben, 2anbleben, einfa6e Nabrung,
59lafenseben uno Auffebeu nit ber
Sonue uuo 3dbmungeu ieiner 2eibens
ldaften werben als Bebiusungen Der
2anelebisteit angeseben. 9o6 siebt es
oafir abIolut teine betimute &egel.
sSrauen fnb inn Qagemeiuen Iangle.
bigger aIs Mdnner, bod iiberl6re,ten
unperebe!i9te felten bas alter BON 100
Sabren. Die WoltSadblung In ben
Der. @taaten bat fonfatirt, baB i'm
Sabre 1890 ouf 1881 bunbertidbrise
perlonen 25S Graueu unb 1898 Mdn.
ner tamen. 1890 gab es In gan3
Deuti9lanb nur IA Mdnner, aber Ga
6rauen i'm Mlier BON mebr alS 100
Sabren. fur preuBen allein aber bon
1881 bi8 1890 tpurbe 290 bunbertidbs
rige Mdnner unb 595 Grauen fefges
felt. Su Aoeferreid sdbIte man 1890
78 Mt6nuer unb $50 bunberts unb mebr.
idbrige Grauen. Sn Grantrei9 maren
nod amtlihen 8eridten i'm Sabre 1895
nur IS Mdnner unb lat Grauen,
mel6e bos Ilter BON 100 Sabren tiber.
i6riiten batteu. Sm Our9f9nitt be-
rednet bic Statitit bier auf 10 Suns
bertidbrise Z Grauen unb 3 Mdnner.
Das f96ne Geidle6t errei)t alio
bier mebr oils bic boppelte 3abl ber
Ndnner unter ben Sunbertidbrigen.
Rad ben offi3ieQen 8eri6ten Der ens'
lii6en &eaierung fnb England unb
5dotiIanb bieienisen europdii@en
9dnber. 100 2aaslebigteit Der 6rau am
neifsn bic bes ManneS tiberiieigt.
in 2onbon gab eS 1891 II perionen,
ole mebr al8 100 Sabre alt maren, un.
ter bielen 21 paren 16 Grauen unb 5
Wdnner. 9onberbarermeiie bat fi9
senau basielbe gerbdltniB far bic
0uubertidbrisea gang S@ottlanbs ers
geben. Nud bas alima unb bic geo.
srapbiife 2dnge unb 8reite beeinfiui,
fen bic 2anglebigteit. Der Nfritaner
ftirbt baIb; RuBlanb basegen probu'
cirt iebr oiele 9unbertidbrige.
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4ouAlebtatett.

Inter beHeren 2ebensbebinguneeu
berldnsert f9 aud bic 2ebenStauer
Der Meniden. Die grfabruug lebrt,
baB I'M prin3ipe Elm 3bier a6tmal 10
lanee lebt, als es 3u ieiner @ntmidlune
braudt. Der Sunb ). g., Der auei
Sabre au ieiner Gutpldlung brau9t,
erreidt bem3ufoIge cine mittlere Sc.
bensbauer BON 16. Sabren. Sur poQ.
itdnbiaen @ntmidIurg bes MeniGeu
iinb rs Sabre nOibwenbig. 6ieraus
mtirbe I9 cine 2ebensbauer bon 200
Sabren fur ben Mteni1en ergebeu.
unb pirtli6 bat es un3dblige Mens
f9en gesebeu, bic elm febr bobes Utter
erreidten. Ser 1900 sehorbene 1870.
idbrige Srldnber 8rown mar elm urt.
psrbeRsrIider Srinter. Eeinri9 Sen.
fins. Elm armer ,Silder, bur1i9uamm
NIT 100 Sabren nod einen 6luB, er
harb nit l63 Sabren. 1875 Sabre alt
murbe Der uusar peter 3oltau, iein
1lteiter 6obn purbe 155 Sabre. gDei.
ter iinb eruabnensmertb Warie piron,
bic i'm Sabre 1888 i'm aIter bon 1873
Sobren farb, Der @btrurg poIiiimon,
geforbea 1925, tiber 180 Sabre alt,
Der nod am 8Ortage ieines 3obes mil
DisIer @ei9idIi9teit cine on arebs lei,
beube Grau Operirt bate; ber Rufs
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5krofeIn.

.Jrsend elm 2lrst tann Jknsn
fasen. Sak profeHor Bare, pom
.Jsfferion 111eoieal College In
philadelphia, eine Der hSAisn
Autboritdtsn Der 1peIt betreffs
mirfune Der nleSisinen IL. IN
feinem lesten merte iber Die Ys.
banoIuns pon Sfrofeln, fast er.
.Gs if faum H0tbis 81 bemerPen, bas
Gebertbran Sas befe ouer feilmittel 10.
Der Sebertkran iotlte ais Kfbltrous a..
mommen weroen unS 70 prdparirt fsiw,
sas er f4madhaft No."
Gr behauptet ferner, bas untes.
pbospborfaures SaIs, nit Dem
Ssbertbran perbunosn tein follss.
8cott's Emulsion uen
Eeberthrau, nit unterpbospber.
faurem Sals, 1T Senau cine foI4s
prdparatten.
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Speeial Grturiions Staten bia
Sauta sSe &oate.

SIR bas GdIieBen bes San Mntonio
@un Club In San Nntonio an1 15.,
16. unb II. Wpril.
Sur bic @taats &onbention ber y.
M. s. u. In 9aa Nntonio am 15., 16.
II. unb 18. Mpril.
Sur bic 8eras Dibiiion Der s. q.
U. in 6puiion am Is. unb II. Npril.
Sur bic Daughters of the Republic
IN 0oufcn ON 49,. TO-, 81. uab %.
Mpril.
Sir bic seras 8ofe 8au seosue in
6oufton am 90, 21. unb %. Mbril.
Gtir bie State Sunday School Cons
vention tn Weatberfcrb am 90, 81.
unb %. Mpril.
STR bic Stiftunesfeier Der Sdla9t
bon San Saeint0 In 0ouiton am 21.,
20. unb %. Npril.
Jtir bic 3hfammentunft ber Grand
Army of the Republic In 6nuifon ON
21.. %. uub %. Npril.
STIR bte Conclave KING ht Templars
tn 6oufton am 21., %. uno %. April.
JRr bic 3uiammentunft Der We1i.
tauiid,en geteranen In @alpefon an.
81. unb 20. Npril.
Jhr bic Sisuug ber 8roBIose Der
6ermannsi6bue In GalUefion ON g..
A., 5. unb 6. Wai.
Sur bic 8egas afoeiotion Der Sci.
9eubeitotter In @alOeaon am 8. uub
4. Mai.
GHr bic StaatS aoubeat:on ber Y
P. S. G. E. In 6ouifon ON f., S. uni
6. Mai.
Weseu udberer Mustuuft uenbe man
| fi4 ober i@reibe on
%. 6. aeenan,
Gen'I paR. Ngent, Galuefon. Segas,
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0sieber Mm Ser Mrbeit.

stlle Acknowledgement eShnitt,
8rlb unc Grandchildren, 9errenfs
nnsen unc SAmellunsen tpercen raid,
uno fiher BON Salpaticn Sel 9eheilt.
@s 1T cbne 3peifel bas bette Wiittel
fur ale iclde ShmerSen unb frllte in
tel1em Saule fetlen. cerr Srant
Stnbenbaoer, 1887 GIN Ctr, 1us
buque, Soma, fdrcibt wie fpl9t: ".cjd,
gebraudlte Salpation Sel nm einen
peritauhten @abr9en su furircu, pels
der mid, bon Der 9lrbeit absubalten
brchte, bod nadoem id, ben 2lrm tilds
tig ein9erieben hattie mar id, i'm Stanoe
pieoer an bic sirbeit gu 9cten. 8enm
ih nidt bas Salpatipn Scl 9ebrauht
bdtte 70 rpllrbe id, tt@er fur ldnacre
3eit meinen 9trbetts 2chn oerlcrcn
babcn." Salcatipn Sel lit iibcraa
fir MIR 25 Gents ~ taufen.
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4Drresppnbens. d opIpr, ben
81. Mdr3 1897. - IN Sbren Sonns
iaasbetradtunsen bertbren sic gum
9eiitigen @eauffe Sbrer bentenben 2es
fern Singe, tpel9e man geD6bnli9
BON ben &an3eln nidt au b6ren bes
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frt. Nl8 4eier S5re5 Blattes gebe i'd
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bod ni6t lbers 6er3 bringeu, uie
man In mnierem iogeuanuteu aufge.
tldrten fin de steele benz Golte nod
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sareners gu baltea, greift man au Dem
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b1nnung 3ur 9eltung 9ebra9t fpnrosn.
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bauptung: @ott Mil perebrt unb ans
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Se9en Ste, oas ltno cues Otnge. Die
etnen oenteaoen eDr'lfenmenl9sn
aul anoete Joeen ofin9en. Ooer,
mare es unre~t' an lol@en Seeaup.
tln9en, mel1e Ben @lauoIgea unter
Anolobung Don Teuer uno S1wetel an
pen SopI 9eiWleuoeLI meroen, gu 5pet'
itelns IN es Der 4lauoe ouetn. Der
ma@f' DOB ein Dtn9 au@ 9enau 10
lstn nluB, nle ic9 es mir oorlteles
Nuat oaHn miu tG oerln9en, gu CLAUS
oen, rep 3u giauoen, oaB tg wtlutofldr
lst, oaan niro es aug 10 tomnierl'
Solge Vfenl@en, DIE aDaltge Oln9t
glauoen, 1noet man aoer 9emo9nitd
IN 1enen Dauiera. me!We eItra par
ordre dc T. Etat fnr Die Srr1nat9en
9ebaut tperoen. Warnm oenn MOI
elae me9r tafnrll9e Telt9ton gelteu
lanen, nel1e Der yelnnntt. Dem Den
ten uno Der idgll1en @1tabrun9 mebl
9ngenlenen NV 90 Dlro bic liebt
@brlfenbelt, Sabr ais, Jabr elm, mil
iupernaturalihli6en pbantasmago'
rien 0roB9elnttert 09ne oaB t9r erlau0
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Cur Roti5.
Etnht . anllefinrs. Nffice.

Stabts Solicitors Office,
San Nntouio, ben 80. Ndr3 1897. !
ale perIonen. uel@e 3ur Wafer'
benubuns fur 8sudHerunssswede be'
re9tigt finb, tnerben bierbur9 auf'
qefcrbert. ihre @aHer'S 'Steuer Dor benz
l. Wlai 1897 su bejobleu. uibriseu.
faus bas @aFer abgeiperrt mirb.
Wag Sutcr,
giip Collector.
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- Die unbantbarteit bsnaerft man
erit. meuu man aufb6ri, mObltbdtis
au feiu.
Rndlens QIrniea gaIbe.

Die bette @albe Der 8elt fir Gdniite.
lueti6un9en, @eidwiire, 6ieber. uno
6aut Gusidtas, Gledten, seiprunsene
Sdnoe, Sroitbeulen uno alle Sautfrants
beiten; fllrirt 9dmorrbulhen oosr teine
Be5abluns. 86lli9e 8ufriebenbeit ga
rantirt ooer bas @elo uirb Suriideritat=
tet. rs Gents bic Gha9tel. Gum
Gerfnilf in allen Mpotbefen.
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@err y Walt' 'Nutrine "nur bot I'm Waaen,
Der tanu au4 alles Iona pertraqen.
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- Bel benz Weibe Dd6f Der gers
ifanb NIT Der 2iebe; bel benz Manne
nimmt er ab.
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.Walt Rutrine" iit 3par tein 8isr.
Do6 aber gut, hrum f9medt eS mir.
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- .Dur6 S9aben tuirb man Hug
-bur9 Vuben fhIcn.
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YaNa9es8tuette a4er Wtt
Rad uno bou @urop O.

SEPT III bic 3eit, $tdets su taufeu
unb 0erwanbte unb 8etannte aus ber
alten 6eimatb bertberfommen 81 laHer.
Wegen senouer Snformatiou lueube
man it9 on
%. s. 9OnnG
8eneral.p paHasiersaeent BET Malorp
Dampfer 2inie,
523 @af . 6outOn StraBe, San An'
tonic, $egas.
Offiaieler Nseut fur ale eurOpdi,
i@eu 9ampfer 2inien.
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&eiratbS Sd,etue:
Carl U. 6taats unb Mollie Cline.
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