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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-11-25
WILLETTSVILLE.

November ~, 1897.
Miss Laura Mart, Of Ogden, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Dan Holiday.
, Quite number from this place at.
tended the unveiling of the Soldiers
Monument, Hillsboro, last Wednesday.
Price Pinkerton and wife, of sharps.
vile, visited the family of Stephen
Wisecup, on Wednesday.
Everett Britton and family spent Sat.
urday and Sunday with friends near
Taylorsville.
Stephen Wisecup has moved to the
land of Jonah Britton.
Mrs. Jonah Britton has been seriously
i'll for some time, but is improving slowly.
Mary Frost, of Vienna, spent Sunday
home.
The new X of P. Hall at Russell will
add greatly to the appearance of the
town.
Charles Garep, who has been suffer.
ing since July with a badly sprained
foot is getting better.
DIR. Lewis Spicard, of Russels, so
favorably known here, will lead one of
Ironton's charming bellies, to the Hy
meneal altar, on Thanksgiving.
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DR.. Mcclellan.

Among the changes that come with
recent years, none have operated more
to the benefit Of the people of limited
means residing in the country or in
small places than the recently adopted
practice OF skilled physicians going to
points other than large cities. Now it
is possible to secure the services of the
best doctors right at home and for
charges within the means Of the t,um-
blest citizen A case especially in point
is the expected visi, of DR.. j. McClel.
Ian, of Columbus. who will be at the
Parker House, Friday, Dec 81
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PRICETOwN.
November %, 1897.

November ~, 1897.
Bird White, of Wilmington, was called
home last Saturday, by the serious i'll.
ness of her brother, Van.
J. B. Simpson has been employed as
janitor of the Christian Church.
Sallie Beverage, of Russelville, is visit.
ing friends and relatives in this com.
munity.
Henry Robinson is attending Court at
Hillsboro, as one of the jurors.
CLANCY Bros. are hauling their pota
toes to Hillsboro and putting them in
cellars, expecting raise in price before
Spring.
Pearl Faris, of Illinois, who has been
on protracted visit with her grandma,
Mrs. A. J. Swain, has gone to Hillsboro
for short visit, after which she will
return to her home.
Rev. Frank Foust will preach in the
Christian Church at this place next Sun.
day.
Nearly all of our farmers have posted
their farms against hunters. But for
all this, quail and rabbits are killed in
large numbers.
The officers of the Christian Church
have decided to extend a call to Rev.
Bonham, of Springfield. The Rev. gen.
tleman preached two trial sermons here
some time ago, which were we'll received
by the members, hence the call. He
will move his family to this place Jan. l.
Remember the oyster supper at the
Town Hall, Thursday night. Everybody
invited.
@. 9. Faris received q letter few days
ago from Rev. Critics, of Belle Center,
conveying the sad intelligence of the
death of his son Paul. Rev. Critics lost
his wife some time ago, and that sad
event, with the death of his son, seems
to verify the old adage, that troubles
never come singly, and that Gods ways
are past all understanding. He has the
sympathy of host OF friends in his sad
bereavement.
There is more sickness in our town
at the present than there has been at
one time for many years. M. E Pull.
liam, Van White and Frank Donohoo
are all confined to their homes with ty.
phoid fever, and Mrs. Allie Donohoo is
lying at the point of death with con.
sumption. A great many of the children
are wrestling with the whooping cough.
DR.. CLANCY is kept busy night and day.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-11-25
Pictures Tell The Story

OF how everything looks in South Da.
akota as the result of the great crops OF
the last three years. The Chicago, Mil.
waukee & st. Paul Railway company has
had photographs taken of actual farm
scenes in South Dakota and has had
them reproduced in an attractive eight
page illustrated circular, which it is dis.
tsibuting tree of cost to all who are look.
ing for new homes in the most fertile
section of the Middle Northwest.
Send your address to H. F. Hunter,
Immigration Agent for South Dakota,
28l Dearborn street, Chicago, ILL.,, or to
W. E. Powell, General Immigration
Agent, 4l0 Old Colony Building, Chi.
cago, Ill.
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HARRISBURG.
N0vomhor 81

November 22, 1897.
Farmers are about through gathering
corn and report it as good quality as last
yoar but not 30 large yield.
Hugh s. CLANCY has moved from
Miller's Chapel to the James @. Priest
farm near this place.
Charles Euverard, of Stringtown, was
here Saturday, looking after his farm at
this place.
Birds and rabbits are plentiful but the
farmers will not allow you to kill their
birds.
Frank Burnett is very low, with no
hopes of recovery.
Grandma Bayless, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. @. E. Harris, spent sew.
eral days last week at Winchester and
North Liberty.
Samuel Hoop moved last week to q
farm near Clear Greek. Sam was good
neighbor and citizen and we shall miss
him.
Wesley Temple and wife were the
guests of Nathan Kibler, Sunday.
Walter Vance, of Miller's Chapel, spent
last Sunday here, the guests of his
mother.
John Woods and wife, of Folsom, Wis.
tied their daugeter here, Sunday.
Davis Hatfield, of East Danville, is
again in our midst.
q. w. Sanders and wife and Mrs. Re.
becca Sanders were guests of friends at
Lynchburg, Sunday.
Found-A pair of ladies' black hose.
The owner can have the same by calling
at our Office,
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1t seems that our Fred is a terror to
evil doers, and proposes to make the
toughs keep order if he has to lock 'em
up for life, begosh The New Vienna
Reporter says:
Those fines of $25 and costs that May.
or Kelly inflicted on three or four vic.
Tins few weeks ago seem to have a
tendency to put damper on a lot of
cussedness which prevailed prior to the
date of infliction. New Vienna has q
set of pretty good laws now on the stat.
ute books and.the use of little backbone
coupled with determination to see that
they are enforced will make US model
city. The fines, above referred to, have
done more good to bring about this con.
dition than anything that has been done
in the past two years. While some peo.
pie may censure the mayor for making
the fines so heavy, it's our obpinion that
he did the right thing and we'll always
be found on the side of good morals
and good government, no matter by
whom such results are brought about.
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~rHE M8m
KIP
CASH ARGUMENT.
The Best Goods at Lower Prices.

That is the inducement we
are hanging out to secure you're
cash trade. We couldn't begin
to sell goods at lower prices
than others if we sold on credit.
Cash buying and cash selling
is the only way to cut prices
down. We can publish our
prices to the world because
they are cash prices and every.
body gets them. We don't
have a different price for every
Tom, Dick and Harry, neither
do we watch what others are
charging and then cut under.
We charge as near a uniform
percentage as possible, hence
our many odd prices. 1t can
do you no harm to trade with
us and may possibly do you
some good. Come and see us.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-11-25

Rheumatism Cured In q Day.-"Mys.
tic Cure" for rheumatism and neuralgia
radically cures in to 8 days. Its
sction upon the system is remarkable
and mysterious. It removes at once the
cause and the disease Immediately dis.
appears. The first dose greatly benefits.
70 cents. Sold by w. R. Smith & Co.,
druggists, Hillsboro, o.
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A Fine View Of Pixies Peak

And of Mounts Havard, Yale and
Princeton in the Rocky Mountains can
be had from the tourist car of the Mid.
land Tourist Route which leaves Chi
cago for California at 10 o'clock every
Saturday night from the Chicago, Mil.
waukee & st. Paul Railway passenger
station. For illustrated descriptive cir.
cular apply to the nearest coupon ticket
agent or address Robt. @. Jones, Travel.
ing Passenger Agent, @. M. & st. P. Ry.,
40 Carew Building, Cincinnati, 0.
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Ohio State Grange, Columbus, Ohio,
' December 18th to IL.

On account of the above, agents of the
10. H. & d. Ry., in Ohio, will make rate
~ one 'lndDone-third fare for the round
E1ndp. Tickets will be sold December 13
nd IA and will be good returning from
!oolumbus until December lS inclusive.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-11-25

The New Vienna Reporter gives
Hillsboro kind of cross eyed, left.hand.
ed swipe, which we think it "hadn't
orter:"
The Salvation Army have at last brok.
en- down the barriers and are now pro.
scouting an attack on the wayward and
unruly citizens of our neighboring city,
Hillsboro. About year ago when the
Army wanted to enter "within the gates
of the city" they were not looked upon
with any degree of favor, consequently
they went their way for season. Since
that time the leaven has been doing it's
work and reports now reach US that they
are having very earnest meetings in the
NJ, E, Church.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-11-25
MI a R RIED

On the 3lst day of Oct 1897, at the
residence of the brides parents, in
Pricetown, oy j. w. Ruble, MIR. McPher.
son Purdy and Miss Attic Ruble, all Of
Highland county.
At the home OF and by L. z. Roberts,
ESQ Corwin, o. Nov. 13, George F.
Winkle, of Finc.stle, and Nettie Binga.
mon, of Winkle
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-11-25

Although the wholesale
price Of Watches has consider.
ably advanced, we will sell at
the former Very Low Figures
so long as our present stock
lasts.
By buying NOW you will
save money. :
We have also on hand a
Very Fine Line of Clocks,
Jewelry, Solid and Plated Sill.
verware, Novelties of all de.
scriptions, Gold Pens, Foun.
tain Pens. &c., &c., which we
offer at Low Prices.
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A hot dish litter given free with every
purchase to the amount of SOC. or more.
We will have our holiday stock com.
plete by the first of December, and we
invite you to call. Marvels of beauty in
German and Australian China. In fact.
goods from all parts of the globe. Come
and make your eyes and heart glad.
A. X. KELLY.
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Dress making, stamping and fancy
work OF all kinds. Infant outfits spec.
ialty. First house eaet of Christian
Church. MRS. N. A. GAMBLE,
MINNIE MCCLURE.
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For cyclone insurance, see N.
CLANCY.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-11-25

Dr. Mcclellan will be in Hillsboro,
Friday, December Sd. at Parker House.
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Kelly's Kali!

Kelly has made many a good house.
keeper happy in the last few weeks, and
he proposes to keep up the good work,
If low prices will do it. Hundreds are
praising him for the bargains he is Civ.
ing them in:
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Ask your grocer for National Flour.
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Bon eSmterefIe fir Saet5euSe.

Gonrtfen, Gnswanberer uub @eeleute Enben, bas
9pitetters MasensSttters en mebtstntfder S&us III
sesen seianb5ettsiGdblt&e GtnFaie, benen fie auss
seiest fnb, tnbem basieIbs ben Ginptrtunsen ent=
sesenarbettet, weI&e uuseiuubes aItma, unretne
atmofssdre, unsewpbnte Ober unseiuRbe Rabruus,
fale4tss 1rtntpafsr ober anbere seiunbbettsl&dbz
ltde sebenshebtneunger berrprrufen. Gui lansen
See= cber 9auhTeifeu tn dquatcrtaIen @esen6en
mutt bas 4a.srs bauptiddtIt@ ols grdpentip sesen
Bteber, ipmte uupdbItfeiten heS WasenS, ber 9eber
unb Gtnsewetbe, psn wel@en Gtnsebprene ber ses
Ietdt beFalen werbea; AUD i@hst es in eIeeGsnter
Betie seseu BITE GinfaRe srober adIte, pl6tliher
5emperaturs 9erdnhsrunsen, Grtaltuns unb egtreuer
ermhbnns. Da8 8itters iGast ntdt nur rpr inter-
mttttreuben unb remtttirenben Giebern unb anberen
Malarta'eetben, fpubsru es rptet bteeIbeu aud NIT
Strmpt unb StteI aus, etue felt aatreu tn Rcrhs
unb Steamertfa, Werttc, Weftnbteu. GufraIten
snb anbereu Gdnbern befdnnte Tbat5a@e.
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Rath fit wsasfes.

Dor tiber so Sabren i9on murDe
MrS. WihSlotp's Soothing Sprup
BON Wiaipnen BON Whttern beim 3a4s
Hen ber Rinber angewenbet. Mirtt bu
i'm S6lafe bur6 ba8 S9reien eines
aiubes geit6rt, bas i'm 3abnem iit uab
Dor S6meraen tueint2 Wenn 10, laiie
fOfort cine Glaf6e bon rMfrs. Wins,
lotDs Sootbing Sprup@ bolen. Seiu
Mertb TT nnbeaablbar. gs wirb benz
fleinen 2eibenben iofort 2inberuns pers
f9affen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf, Mttter,
es TT fein 3weifel barhber. gs beiIt
9pienterp unb 9iarrbpe, resalirt ben
Magen unb bic Nieren, befeitigt Wtnbs
4olit, ermei9t ben Gaunlen, perbins
bert @nt3Rnbung unb ftdrtt bas gauge
Spfem. rWtrs. Min5lops SOOTHING
Sprup" fur aabnenbe 4inber III anges
nebm In @ef6mad unb bas @ecept
tammt bon einem Der befen tpeibIi9en
Ner3te In ben Ser. Staten. Sc III bel
allen 9ruggifen In ber san3em Welt a..
bakeu. preis rs gents per 6lai1e.
Rauft ni9ts anbere8, als MrS. Wins.
Ions SoOtbingsSprup.
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Sir @obert Bsel, ber luna.

- Sir Robert psel, Der Jung:
i@neibise britiid)e BarlameEtarier,
beRen 5u9en mad elmer 8raut in atpet
Welttballen BON fi6 reben ma9ie, 1T
tn 2naern in ber 5@pei3 nit elmer
9ent{9en, Der So6ter ber reiden Jreis
frau bon GraFsnrieb in bic &oienfei.
ieln ber @be sefGlagen worben. Oie
8raut fou i66n feir unb elm betrd9t,
li9es 8ermbgen befban. @s iinb erlt
einise Monate, felt bic gerlobun9 Sir
&Dbert peels nit Grl. Bertha William'
ion. elmer So1ter bes milionenrei9ea
2urbs aibten, -radgduaig gema@t
murbe. Damdls berf9manb Sir &os
bert peel bon 2onbon unb seIobte, tpe.
ber cine gnsldnberin mod eiue Nmeri.
tanertn su betratbeu, ba er bon Grauen
beiber Nationalit6ten bereits einen
&orb erhalten.
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Npbler 9uhffal.

Die 8arOain NboIpb bon Roibf9ilh
bat In ibrer Biaa In Der 8retasne in
ibrem priDat3immer an elmer @aub
cine peri6iebbare Sdfelung nit GROCER
8Iasf6eibe babiuter, bur9 bic He mad
BeIiebeu na9 ibrem prd6tig aageleg.
ten 8ubifaue binuaierfeben fana, 100
bic aus Wsarmortr6gen freRenben
Sbiere in filberne Mil6eimer gemDlten
perben.
.Warun1 iebt H1 ba bic Baronin
ni9t gleidb ber 8equemli9teit lpegen
auf einem iilbernen SbrOn uater ibre
prddti9eu Sbiere2" fraeea mir.
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-Su Wien 1T iebt elm iocialiRilaer
parteitag i'm @anse. Sc ifi Der erHe
na9 benz Gintritt iocialbemotratii9er
Wertreter in ba8 Nbsenbuetenbaus
6es Rei9sratbes auf @runo bes neuen
WablgeieBes. unb unter ben obmal'
tenben 8erbdItniRen nirb ibm bsion'
bere gebeutung beigelest. Den SiBun'
gen tpobnen au6 bic ioeiaIbemotrati'
f1en beutI6en &ei6stags,4bgsorbne,
ten MOltenbubr unb pfanntu6 bel.
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uaali&lidfrtufik

iekt Eeberthron Sawin6fuAt Dor
aus, welAes an fidl irrtbnmIia ift.
Che man S9winSfudt beflrA.
tet made man 6ebraud pen
Eeberthran; wenn Sic anfaneen
maser, fdwad uno abseipannt
81 rperoen, Damn III IS flueermsifs
3eit porfidtie poransuseben unb
Sarauf su feben, oaf oas SYftem
nit Dem nothwenoisen Sett un6
Kraft seftdrft pir6.
8cott'O Emulsion Don
Gebertbran, nit unterpbospber'
faurem Sals, brinst K6rperfdue
allen 6enen, melhe fe perloren
batten uno siebt Kraft mo rober
Eeberthrdn allein unsuednelih III.
Gin Gubiittut ahmt nur stntm pisinal nae.
so Gents nab 31.0o.
Ecgrr q BowNE. Chemists, New YOrh.
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= Sas 3abIenberbdltniB bon Otfi'
sieren unb Wannidaften In Der 4rntee
bon Uruguay 1T bemertensmertb. Dos
Deer adblt ndmli9 80 @enerdIe, 173
@OIoneIs (Oberften). 2OS Seniente.
@olonels (SberfIieutenants) 345
Waiore, 496 8apitdne unb 1926 Sc.
nieutes. 3uiammen siebt es 2645
Offi3iere. pdbrenb bic @feftipfdrte bes
6eere8 fi9 nur auf etua 1000 Manu
beaiffert.
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Trei Derialrot alt Mdnuer.
Gin Mfann in Midtgan entbedt Elm
bemertemsmertbes Seilmittel
fit Gerlmit am &raft.
groben iperoen irei an 9llle uerian0t. tie
bnrunt it1reiben.


0arum lbreiben.
Carl s. BaIter. &alnmasop. Mitb.. bot natb eie
mem ia5relaneen &fe geaen Die ieeliidben nno
t1rperlteben 2eiben BON nerlprener Mannbartett
bas ridbtige Mittel gefunoeu. tuelc6es oas 2eiben
heiIt.
Or betpabrt oas @ebetn1nB iorefdltie; aber er III
tuine. eine Hrobe Der Mebisin allen Wdnnerr au
ienben. Die an irgeno elmer Snrr1 geblebtlidber
Sbtudcbe leiben. ais 5olee BON iugenblidber nn-
uienbeit. tnie nprseitigen 8erln bes @ebd@tniifes
uno 6er &raft febtuad5em &iden. @ampfaberbrub
unb @ussebrune. 0as 6eilmittel Bat eine beioue
oers ungenebme @irtung bon @drme un6 fdbetnt
unmittelbar su tpirfer. inbem eS bic nerlangte
&raft unb cine gnttuitlung gebt. tuie tie nur ge-
tulnid6t iutr6. 9aS Rittel beilte Mr. Balter puus
ltdnoig BON an ben uebeIn uno 2eiben. bic bon
iabreIaneem MiBbrnud] Der uatlrltc6 fefteeiebten
Suntttonen berribren uno ion in iebem Sale obs
iolut 5uberldii9 iett.
Cine 8itte an Str. Carl s. gBa[ter. 648 Nlaipnic
Semble. &alama5ou. Micb.. BET Der Sic nngeben.
oaB Sic eine 8robe ieines 9eilntittel8 fur Rdnner
ulnioben. tutrb iufprt eri1t. unb teine Bergitung
reenb tuelter Nrt uirb BON ibm geforbert tusrben.
@r bat Elm erpBes sntereiie bnrun. baB bic &unbe
bon oieem erpBartteen 5eiImttel berbreitet tpirb.
uno er berenoet nit Sprgfalt ftber ueriiegelt in
einem ourbaus einfatben Boefet. 10 baB oer @m<
pfdnger feine 5urdbt bot unbeauemlibteit poer
Befannttueroen su baben braudbt.
2eier tueroen eebeten. obne 8ersug su fd5reiben.
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$parett Sic SIT &efo!

Cine Sdadtel bon Gutts Biuen er.
ipart Sbnsu uiele Dollars fir Doitor,
&sduunsen. Dieie Yiaen furiren uns
ter alien llnlitanSen fdmmtlide bur& SEN
Wasen, bic 2eber ooer bic @inaelpeib.
peranlaBtsn Sranthsitsn.
Gs iltSifs kfiue gswagts ptbauptuns.
0enn sesen &opfi4msr3en, Dpsp.p.
lie, Wfalaria, Vsrfopfung uno Gall,a.
leiOsn ssbrauden RilIiOnen 2.ut.
3ntt's &eber YtHen.
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Wattbies Srps. ssleiitber,

SO. 507 Ofs0nuit + on.StraBe,
gtur baS bor3usli6fe Rinb., Sdaf,
unb Sdweinefeifd.
5pe3ialitdt: Sunge5 9albHeil6.
ale 'arten BON @urit. sdinten,
3unge, S9maIo &C.
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9tn oas bemti9e Ymblifmm

gDlr baben iOeben erbalten fur Srib.
iobr unb ben Sommer ole 9orten
S4ube fur Damen, Serreu unb Sin.
Der. S6ube unb Pantoffel aus 3eus
In ieber 8attung. 3eus r@aiters"
au 70 @ts. 3eugspantoffeln gu IS gts.
Aue erbenfIi6en Sorteu bon S6uben
uue StiefeIn i'm
CINDERELLA 9 6ubsPaIaf.
213 Nlamos Pla3a.
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Malt : Wmtrime

ipiite in fetuer Jausilie feblen; es
tptrft erfrtfd)enO unh TT elm bprsiiaIt=
Dies gtarfuuSSmttteI. Rrdpartrt npn
Der Mubenier 8uid] Sretuina Co..
ct. NoniS, Wfp.
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9te "All-Day-Sucker" Miooe

Mnftatt BET tOlleu Watste ber 8nHpft
Sradbteu iebt MnoereS anf bic SrDpfe.
Stdmltdl fiir 3inOer, Dmbes nnt
Muder
Grfamo man ben herrlidbeu "AllsDay=
Sueker".
Sletbt mtr aber meg NIT benz gten:
gel 3u6er,
Sentt I'd, bin ano bleibe elm clone
tar'=Bier=ghlufer!
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Senne6ee Centennial, gtaibpille,
yenneiiee.

gom l. Wai big l. gtobember 1897.
&ateu pia 5. 6 g, N..giieubaba bon
San antonio limb pie folgt: $3.50
8ilstte. Iimitirt gu 10 Saeen, sum
8ertaufe 9ienStag8 unb 9onnerstags.
$25.20 8illette gut fir 20 Sage; /;
$34.3 Bilette eiiitig bis l. Nop. '97.
.. 81. Stone, %. 6. Rigsbp,
Ageuter.
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. rtef,atHe. c.

3 gramer = Bette @aumentbaler =
Mattie 9 @imbel -Srau 9 9 Sartmnnn-
Searietta Sarmann-gti5abetb 8feiffer =
Gnna Supperfetu = $ S6neioer = aR "
Spuner,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-12

bete. Sein @rIbeinen ba1elblt erreste
bas sr0bte @ritaunen mebr nod Die
9dilberuns ieiner Grlebniiie; erielbit
ober slaubte ieinen 9lusen ni9t traueu
at biirfen. ais man ibm ein BadetGen
iiberrei1te, In wel6em Glles entbalten
mar bas jenes unsliidlide @5eidopi
fir ibn geborgen batte. @rlt fnt3 aupor
iuar es BON Semanb abgegeben woroen,
Der i'm Guitra9e elmer llnbefannten
baube1te. 0atte man fir i'm gefiirde
tet, 10 itane man jeet Dor einem
8dtbisl, gu belieu 20lun9 man uergebs
lid na9 BEN fleinlten Ieitenben Gdo>
den fudfe 9Sobl aber lieBft oorallss
ieeen, baB es ii6 I'M etnen Hanb
hanble, oeiien llmTans gu ermeiieuda
2lnbetratt Der auf9epenbeten Wfittel
Der uermeseniten Pbautaiie oeriast
blieb. GS murbe baber Illes baran 9es
iest. 8rubbons iofortise 9lbreiie 3u er'
inSsliGeu. Wht ii9 nabm er ben
9latb, gu aeinenb mer es au9 iet, bas
@erinslte iiber BEN 3med ietner 8eiie
perianten au lanen uno nod ieiner gn'
funft ONT 8eitimmunssOrt it'd unperz
5ii9lid) nit benz Gbef Der bortisen
POli3eibeb0roe in Gerbinbuns gu ieten,
No6 ielbigen Cages iuuroen 3wei
Oetettius mad oem einiam selesenea
9auie entienbet. Sic fanben es polls
itdfloig per6bet. @emaltlam einbrius
senb, entoefte man ni6ts, nobar6 be-
itatist mOroen ,pdre, oab bic Ieuhten
bumpfisen Rdume lpdbreno Der jlin9>
iten 9ia6t unbeimli1 belebt gemelen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-12
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ben 1eridBtebenen Gt6Oten oeS Gtaa=
te9. gfette GtaftDnen iueroen turt=
tu1bren6 errtt1tet ttnO itenG 0erbeffes
rumGeit etnGefithrt. Wfan frage uu
Der Gentrals sGtelle itad BET 8etpiinid)s
ten MSreffe.
gltbicribentett
f5mmen bnrdb tbr ei8enes Seiepbun
Werbtnomn8 erbalten.
Qla6ere
out@ bic 2eIepbUn StatiDaen.
> M. r. THOMAS,
@tefi8er @eidGftsfttbrer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-12
2lueI6netime
Sophia &ebe-Senrb Sdonfelo.

N. B. Der ain YoftiAaIter na4 einem
Der cbisen @riefe irast, bat ausbriidlih bin
suSufiigen bab bieielbeu advertised" ieien.
uno mann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-12
II. 6. o. Gscuritumsratea.

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u. 6. Q. In Naibbille. Senn., tuirb
bic S. & y. u. ". &. grcurHonsbil,
lette gum 8ertaufe ausbieten atn 49,,
20. unb 81. SUM- fiir 10 Sase sitltig.
Wegen n6berer Snformation irenbe
man ii9 on BEN nddiigeIegenen Agen'
ten ober an:
.. 3. price. u. O. g. U.
paIeifiue, Seraa.