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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-04
Don't Talk Hard Times.

This expression fell on the ears
of the writer only a few days ago,
and put him to thinking. That
times have been hard and have
improved only as caused by short
age of crops, making the supply
inadequate to the demand no
same man will dispute. Our tenn
porary prosperity has been due to
the unfortunate circumstances OF
others. We have added to, while
from others it has been taken
from. No legislation Of the pres
ent administration has benefited
the people one particle. Even
Mr. Dingley is now explaining the
shortage which his bill causes.
Our farmers have had prosper
ity showered on them, and which
has found its way into the avenues
Of trade. We can be thankful to
God alone. not to the Republican
party or to that party which has
dwindled until, in the language Of
Henry Watterson, there is not
enough left "for seed corn. We
are glad to report prosperity, but
when we rejoice we do not delight
to do it when we know the pros
perity is at the expense of Others.
The time is coming when there
will be general prosperity. The
people are rising up and making
demands independent of the
shrewd politicians. 1t is general
and permanent prosperity they
want, and which they will have.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-04
The resignation of Rev. A.

The resignation Of Rev, A. J.
Arrick, which was submitted to
the First Presbyterian Church last
Sunday was rejected almost unani,
mously, only a few voting in favor
Of accepting it, and their reason
for, thus casting their votes was
not that they thought less Of Mr..
Arrick as preacher and pastor,
but believing the field to which he
has been called offered greater OPP
portuuities, and wishing a full
scope for his powers Of usefulness
they were persuaded that greater
good would come to both Mr..
Arrick and wife and the cause
they represent. But the majority
Of the church has spoken. They
recognize in Mr.. Arrick and wife
a rare combination for Christ, and
are exceedingly anxious to retain
them. Mt. Sterling. saint and
sinner, rich and poor would,
should Mr.. Arrick decide to go,
feel that a calamity had befallen
them. The church and pastor
have the matter under considera-
ton and it will be decided this
week. We all want Brother Ar,
rick to remain, but should he &c
the prayers and best wishes Of all
good people will follow him.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-04

is to save Whitsitt first and tnen
care for the students.
Brother Bomar does not think
DR.. Whitsitt has established his
theory, and we 60 one better: we
know he has not. The matter is
one that cannot be permitted to
rest. Whitsitt must suffer or the
great congregation Of Baptists.
Which?
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-04
In Their New Quarters.

County Judge Hazelrigg has his
office with his partner, c. c. Tur,
ner, in the Tyler-Apperson build,
ing.
County Attorney G. E. Coons
and j. NJ. Oliver. Surveyor, have
their office in the room adjoining
the Circuit Clerks office.
Circuit and County Clerks and
Sheriffs occupy the offices of their
predecessors.
j. F. Richardson, Deputy Sher.
iff, will continue to live in the
country,
Jailer Sledd is having the jail
residence repaired, and will move
his family next week. Chas. Sledd
will be his deputy.
Ex-Jailor Cbenault will coutin,
ne to live on VIM street and care
for his farm.
G. L. Kirkpatrick will quit is.
suing marriage license and will
continue dealing in tobacco.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-04
HOw's This?
services.

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case of catsrrh that can
net be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props,
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. j. Cheney for the last 10 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and finan-
cially able to carry out any obliga-
tions made by their firm.
WEST & TBUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, 90. WALDING, KINNAN &
MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Tole-
do, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
Price Toe. per bottle. Sold by all
druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family fills ase the best.
25.2t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-04
PROCEEDINGS
OF the County and Fiscal Courts
Since December 20.

Supervisors of tax books fol
1903 began their duties on Mon
day. The board consist of T. +.
Rogers, Chairman; E. r. Hall, G.
w. Ficklin, w. M. Gay, F. H.
Hamilton, P. B. Turner, and H
J. Daniel, Joe Kemper is acting
as Secretary to the board.
All the city druggists declined
to renew their license for sale o.
whiskey on account Of increase o.
license by the city council.
Marriage license were issued
January 3 to J, w. Wilson and
Miss Jennie Ensor. They will be
married in this city.
On Saturday Judge E. c.
O'Rear appointed the following;
&c. H. Duty, Road Supervisor,
who will hold appointment until
April; Ashton Gilkey, ]. A. Ste.
phens and Robt. Fletcher, Road
Commissioners.
w. Q, Stephens was yesterday
sworn i'll as Deputy Circuit Clerk
and Joe, H. Kemper was sworn
in as Deputy County Clerk, and
have entered upon the discharge
Of their duties.
R. ]. Hunt resigned as Superin
tendent of Poor House, and Esq.
John Trimble, of Camargo, was
appointed in his stead.
]. T. Stockdale and ]. F. Rich
ardson have assumed duties a;
Deputy Sheriffs.
Ollie Coons qualified as admin
istrator of John w. Payne with
VIM. Coons as surety and G.. w,
Payne, T. J. Anderson, VIM
Quisenberry appraisers of estate,
J. H. Bruner, Constable; Mrs
Sallie Mynheir and d. w. Baum
sureties. E. H. Mynheir qualified
as deputy.
John G. Roberts, Assessor; J.
R, Thomas and c. G. Thompson,
sureties.
c. G. Thompson, Magistrate
L. T. Chiles, suretyH
Howe & johnson granted Ii
cense to retail whiskey.
John T. Hedges withdrew mo-
ton to probate will of Mrs. Carrie
Keesee.
Mrs. Anna Ragan Burchett
paid $500 for toll house and lot or
Mt Sterling and North Middle,
town pike.
C. c. Chenault bought of the
county two toll houses and 1ano
attached on the Levee pike fol
SI,I55.
A. A. Hazelrigg allowed 81!
extra for services as County AT
torney in turnpike matters. Judge
O'Rear and Howard Howell eacf
allowed 500 extra for turnpike
services.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-04
INC apnointment of a Road SUI

The appointment of a Road SUI
perintendent and Commissioners
by Judge E. G. O'Rear to say the
least is of little importance unless
the present Court at the approach.
ing term should approve Judge
0rear's appointments. In Bour,
}bon one superintendent without
the aid of Commissioners and at an
annual salary of 81, 200 has charge
of all roads with two hundred and
fifty miles, while here with about
one hundred miles we have Su-
perintendent and three Commits
sioners. One good man can care
for all the work connected with our
roads, and we think the present
court at its April term will so con-
slider it.
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25.2t

Fire Department on Dec. 81. cleo,
ted the following officers: J. L.
Conroy, Chief, w. P. Schroeder,
Assistants Chief, Henry Watson,
Secretary, VIM. vanAntwerp, Treas
urer M. B Mckinney, Capt. Hose
Company, G. G. Eastin, Capt
Hook and Ladder Company, G. T.
Wilson, Fire Marshall, P. G. Hall
Assistant Engineer and Geo. Ian
kin, Fireman.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-04
TERMS ANNOUNCEMENT.
Mr.. 9. A. Harris with this issue

Mr.. &. A. Harris Win tnls issue
of the Sentinel Democrat assumes
the position of local editor. Fhe
SD. is to be congratulated.
Charley Harris having been stu
dent Of the ADVOCATE in this line
of newspaper work, has been prop
erly trained, aud all he needs to
give a readable article to the peo-
pie are facts and he will get them
before writing line. He is a
fluent, fearless and truthful writer,
and upon reentering the journals
tic arena we gladly welcome him.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-04
Tobacco Sales.

j. ID. Noel, agent for Leggitt &
Myers bought last week $4,000 lbs.
Of tobacco of John McLain at 12c
all round. He also bought about
10000 lbs Of Robt. Karrick at 94c
for all grades. Tobacco is advanc-
ing in price and our farmers will
get good prices for their crops. 1t
would not surprise us II fine crop
did not bring l5c in the next SO
days.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-04

DIR. Ricketts, has sold his stock Of
groceriesfto A. s. Strother. Mr..
Strothgf now thinks he willrsmove
the atdck to Frenchburg.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-04

Last week, be it said to the
shame Of our people, the inmates
Of houses of i'll fame sent out in,
vitations to hop of their kind,
! the date OF which had been fixed
/. for Thursday night. But Mayor
Baird, having received inform2toa
of the purpose of thesGaHhss Ho-
men; be it said to hiY se, at
once gave orders forbidsg that it
come off. This bold step on the
part of these unfortunates will GER
Astainly cause them no little trouble
III he officers are determined
at these resorts shall go.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-04

i w. Mast week our Brother E. E.
Bomar, pastor Of the Baptist
Church at Aiken, S. c., formerly
q pastor here, takes the liberty, as
q in former days, to lecture the edi-
y tor of the ADVOCATE. We are
q glad to make an impression on our
beloved eX-pastor to that degree
that he feels called on to speak.
1t is possible we were mistaken
in our statement regarding the
amount raised for the students fund
!. at the S c. Convention for the
NIX Theological Seminary. We are
M of the opinion it was an error, be-
WA cause it came from that source
|W from whence cometh so many err
EaM rors-grievous mistakes they have
S been. 1t was from Whitsitt or
- gan that we received the informa-
81 ton, and we are willing to admit
now that Whitsitt discoveries,
Whitsitt organs or anything with
the tinge of Whitsittism, needs to
IA be followed by experts if we would
have, the truth free from errors.
z Ag.. our brethren Of the
J; 4 n Il NRding the course of
g Il 4 ri = K ID always keeping
+ 4 4 our statements
4 !: Il Slhe action of the
i; Il & & BAPTIST assemblies.
4 X Y 4. Z Whitsitt matter
u 8 s. a the Theological
~ {: al :. ever found on
Z i gst APPEARANCE
& .,3S b II g 4 a + u X tpur fathers a
4 p q larm given,
N N q q, 3 4 u a u .'ffe President
Il Ne disciples
II 4 u I n b 4 sacrificed,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-04

Charley Sledd has taken rooms
in the Bsam residence corner OF
Wilson ahd High StxestiA
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1898-01-04

For the benefit OF the people In he
torid zone and elsewhere we announce
the arrival Of genuine winter.
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Sir $500 nad) 9eutidlauo.

Oeutih ameritanifde 3eitungsn
meroen i'm often BaterIanbe nit aro.
Bem Snterefie geleIen. neil He ii1 frei
ausipreden unb baufig bon briiben
mebr Neuiateiten uno Na6ri9ten brin,
cen, tuie bic beuiThen 3situngen ieIb5t.
Die sGreie preHe far 3sgas" ih brh,
ben iberaa, lpobin He seIanbt pirb. elm
Iebr germ geiebener @ait unb tann fa
rtibmen, Nnertennung unb War6igung
gu flnben, mie aus aablreihen Briefen
on uns, iomie on Dieienisen. tueI9e
bas glatt on ibre 0erpanbten i6ifen,
berporsebt. Wer baber ieinen Ser.
manbten unb Greunben eine Jreube
ermeifen, ibnen elm milltommenes &c.
ideut MAIDEN mill, Der beiteue fur lie
pie rJreie prefe fir Seras~. Oas
Sntere1e fur $eSas, uie tberbaupt ftir
ben Staat unb bic @e9enb, no bic
Werwanbten wobuen, 1T In SeutIh.
lanb febr lebbaft unb eS 1T unm6glid,
in pripat6riefen cine 10 grhnbIide
Iuftldrung unb 8ei9reibung bes
fremben 2anbes 3u geben, pie bies bic
rJreie prefe" allmo9entlib tbui.
Jar ben geringen preis bon So Der.
ienben mir portofrei unier reihbaltiges
Wo6enblatt auf elm Sabr an irgenb
eine Norehe i'm Muslanbe.
Die Grpeoitipn Der ,,ssreie Vreife
fur 9eraS",
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Hasb fHr Matter.

gos aber so Sabren {tDon wurbe
Wrs. Minslotp'S Soothing sprup
bon Mllionen Don Mhttern beim Sab,
net ber &inber angepenbet. Wirf bu
i'm S@lafe bur1 bas Shreien zines
ainbes gef6rt, bas I'm 3abnen 1T unb
Dor 96meraen tpeinta Wenn 10, IaKe
fofort eine Glaf@e bon vMrs. Wins,
Iows Soothing 9prup@ boleu. gein
Wertb iff unbesablbar. SO mirb benz
fleineH 2eibenben fofort 2inberung per'
i6affen. gerlaBt eu9 barauf Weitter,
e8 lit fein 3peifel bariiber. g8 beiIt
Dpienterp unb Oiarrboe, regulirt ben
Magen uub bic Nieren, beieitigt Winb.
Rolit, erwei9t ben @aunen, perbin.
bert gntsanbuns unb ftdrtt bas sanae
Spfem. .Wtrs. Win5loms SOOTHING
SprupA fHr aabnenbe ainber if anges
nebm in @ei@mad unb bas @eeept
fammt bon einem ber befen peibli1eu
Qer5te tn ben Ser. Staten. gs 1T bel
allen Orusgifien In bet ganaen Welt Az
6aben. preis rs Gents per Sla19e,
aauft ni9ts anbereS, als Wrs. WtnS
Ions 6oothing'Sprup.
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Seine groBeH Uleuuoe por
Nooelien i6eiueu Die Sapaner ;u
iein. Inter $1,000 i'm wQanbe ser
aufgebenoeu Come i'm lesten Sabre
eridienenea 8iidern ipareu MIR 462
yluoellen.
9n s8 Minnten funf 5taa,
ten Geutlhlano8 III beriibreu, Ioll
m0slidb iein, lpenn man in 9roilen,
Yrooin3 Gabien, ben Gijenbabnsuq
beltei9t unO all 9eriilen Stationsn ben
@asen mefIelt.
Ourd Giienbabnuniaile
uertoren i'm per9ansenen Sabre 1855
Periuneu ibr 2eben; 1876 puroeu
mebr ooer ipeniser idwer psrlpunoet.
guf nett ilber 100000 Reiienee
fam erli ein 5pbter.
Cine uniperiitdtsbiblic.
tbef su { 9ofio, nod benz Munei
Der SongreB Bbiiderei ,u @oibinaton,
8. g., Mill bic iapaniide 9teeierung
einrihten. Die 8ibliotbef mfrs 8aunI
fiir 100000 garoe ioipie 500 @iee
fiir 2eier aufms.:1...
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Cine merfmarniae saettnua.

5rau Midael Curtain in 8lainfielb,
Sainois, beri6tet, oaB iie iid erfdltet
bate. baB iih btes auf bic 2unsen leste
uuO bnB lie etiua einen Munat lang pun
ibrem 5amilienar5te bebanoelt iuurbe.
babel aber INNER idlimmer ipuroe.
9erielbe laste ibr i@lieBlid, baB iie eill
rettun9s1oies Opfer Ser
g ftuin Oiu9t lei unb baB ibr
feline Meoicin mebr belfen t0nne. Sbr
Gpotbefer empfabl ibr aber Or. &inss
Neue gntbeduns fir S6uinbludt, iie
fauite cine 5lalde unb idon nad bem
@ebraude Der eriten 9oiis nerlpiirte iie
5u ibrem gntaiiden iueientlide 8eiiee
runs. Sic iebte ben @ebrau6 fort unb
nadbem lie feds Slaiden eineenommen
bate, befano iie iib seiuub unb munter.
SEPT perri6tet lie alle ibre Sausarbeit
ielbit unb fiiblt ii6 10 ipobl tpie nur le
Suuor. 6reie 9rObeflaiden Dieier sroB-
artisen Mebicin 81 buben in ber slpotbe fe
BON S. 9alteDer & Subn. &esuldre
@r6Be so Gents uno s1.OO.
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Sic ftetue xaon.

Inter Obiser spibmarfe eradblt ein
sngllides Sournol cine netie fleine
Inetbote aus Der ainberaeit ber Raiie'
rim Jriebri6. 8etannilid fieht bic.
telbe augenblidii@ i'm 8egriff. in
Der bsrhbmien Ya9t xYitioria unb
albert" bic Norbiee gu fteusen, yml
tbrer t6Hieliden Wutter in 8almofal
etnen Veiu6 ab3ufattsn. als bic 9ai.
ierin bas erite Mal on 8orb biefer fel
ben Da1t tseilie. mar He nod Elm tIei.
mes g3rinseb6en bon fe1s ober iieben
Sabreu, bd5 bel ber Abfabrt sans
facon bon einsm Watroien iiber be
Reeling eeboben uurbe. Die raule
gutmtltbige 3bsetiads leGte bas
3arte 6rdulein 70 ianft wie nur
m6glt4 auf bas' Ged bsS Ieile fbau,
telnbeu Gabr3sugeS uub bemetft. ba,
bel: $50, ba mdreu mir aIio, meiue
tleine 2abp!A sd bin teiue tleius
Sabn. t9 bin cine prin3eifin", fam es
Drompt bon ben 2ippen Der selsineu,
&nbia trat In oieiem Nuaenblid a6ui.
gin 8ictoria ba3u uub iaate In ibrer
milben, ober beitimmtsu slyt, bic tei,
men Mtberipru6 bulOste: uSaae bod
benz freunbliden Mairoien, baB bu
ibm iebr au Gant psrpfii9tet biff far
feiuen h6fi@en 9ienf unb baB bu iest
nod feine ileins 2aOp mdreit, aber bic
boffuung bestsi, In nidt su Ianger
3eit bieien SiieI pirfli9 3u berbienen. i"
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@om Osuosuftome Natipmal:
&arf.

gins pidtiee GmpfebIung entedIt
ber neuelte Sabres BeriGlt bes Gene.
raj 9anbamts @ommifdrs 8iugsr
6ermann hinH6tlid) Des berubmten
YelioUitpne Vatioaal paltss. Gie
fer Patf. Der f6on einen i!npolanten
Jld6enraum umfabt, fcl ndmli1 mod
bsbeuteuo Der9r6Bert werben. Der
GouereB mlrb IN, bic nbtbige geboIl=
mdGiiauug augesanaen merbsn. Sas
8anse Wolbgebiet, !peIne8 fd an eli
mem 3bsiIs Der me}tll1en Seite bes
&ieienparfss babiusiebt, fou sunddft
au elmer Sort Geferbe aema9t tper,
ben, pie ss bic Malbungen on Der
Fiibli1en Ssite bes parfss bereits fnb,
unb aIsbana iou ber gonereB bic grs
mddtigaug ba3u aeben, ole bieie Re.
ierbationen In bas Bart @ebiet feIbH
eiuSui6lieBsn.
Cur 3eit tit bieisr Nationai parf
uraefdhr 800 Quabrat MeiIen groB;
nad @iubeaiebung Der erpdbnien 2dns
bereien aber mhrbe ct einen Gld9en.
raum bon ettpa 800 Quabrat Weilen
babea. Derr 9ermann unb au9 man,
DE Gnbere. melde oem @esenFanb uds
ber getreten fnb, slauben, baB eine
tolde WerboppeIung su snti9iebenem
Wortbei! gsrei9en naroe. beionbers ba
fie eine genaue Nuflfdt bes 8unbes
iiber ieues ganae, far ben part iebr
wi1tige gebiet erm6elibe, nis es ge,
rdrtig nur i'm parte ielbt Der Jal
lei. Sc 1T babel natnentli1 auf auei
Punfte a6ssieben: G6uB ber Wol.
bunasn feIbfi uno sduB ber gaffel
I'm parf.
@erabe In bieier &egion befinbei H9
befanaili9 bic WaReri9sibe bes gon.
tineats, unb Der Mihonri unb anbere
mi6iige Gliffe nsbmen bier ibrsn Ut.
iprung. S6on barum ffeint bic m6g.
liaifs grbaltuas bes Gorhbetanbes
bon 9robsm Wertbe gu iein. Dura tie
gepIante gersr0beruns bes psrtes
aber wiro, mie man Hmortet. Der
eduB hieier WaIbunsen gegen gr1nbe
unb anbere Sefabren ein burhgreifent
oerer fein t6naen (bas beiBt, bod pobl
nur. 'psnn bic 3abl Der Sduboreaue
entipre9enb permebrt wirb). unb
mas bic Shfel aubelansi, beren tleine
Seerbe, wie mdnaislid betannt, beitdn.
big nod weiter babinidninoet. 10 ae.
langen uEter ben iS6gen gsrbdltniHen
0isIe Sbiere nidt ieIten auBerbalb bes
Vereihes bss parfes. unb alsbann
tonnen fie rtdfdtsIoS eeI6oRen mer.
ben. obne baB cine ie9nifde Geiebes.
uebertreiung borliegt. @eb6rt aber
bas gauge beireffsnbe Serritorium gum
Jtationa! part. 70 if bies nntirNa.l
etmaS anberes.
90 melt bic gegrtnbuns bieis8 Yors
tdlages; tiber bic Soften ieiner NuS.
flibrung tpirb nod nidts 8efiimmtes |
mitSsibeIIt.
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81 SfreH Sitter III eynouHt tin, oayuit
ie) bei egIattsa9ey Gjeiegenleit maj6,
lpen jc3 III if;Aiegn tabe.
20 h|..,:e jc]. n;;r sit foi9eu," iagte
@etjay0 4'ogenfeio uno giua beln
2toiu.Qnteg t4cr Die teppiG0halegten
StafsU p0ran ia'5 obere 5todmett
hiHa8i
yto $>eyafeio fol te ihm tou3iam
un0 lHuiseue Nit ber 9Ijeue 0es psre
p6Anicn Gennegs bic 9ci9Dmadooll
pfddtige GiH)ja.tuu0 Der meitcH
9}dume. Ue5euaidjt btieb er ouf Der
SGbwgite bes Cja;aa4e3 fei)en, in !uete
DIES einSatletea cine Sannhsmesuug
gebbaros iba oufiugnerte.
Quf eingla niebrigen 5opba, Der
Gbfr aeseaiibet, iaben CHARLOTTE
9Sa9enfelo NIB 6enriette 9lauen, init
elmer leidItsn 2Irbeit beiAdItiot. @eiDe
trugen bic nainlihen Gelpauber ipie
9eIierl, nur bate GburIotte ibr ilppis
BLONDES Saar nit einen grillontftarn
0eid,niieSt, 4p0greno en goloener,
6iaoeuaritger 9leif oie ouutlen Sled.
ten 0eurieltens ;iegte. gu ben SiBen
Ser 6rauen lag baS ueiBe Sell eines
lieiigen Gisbdreu nit nett ge5ffnetem
0lodjen. SSn bieIem 9ugenbliGe mdre
es idluer geiueien, gu iagen, pelde Der
beioen 6r0uen Die i66uere Iet.~
}}An lianoea Die Ganien aui uno geo
mar feinea 2iHgenbIid i'm 3npeifel, in
meldler or sic 0errin beS 1auies 81
besliiBen labe.
Ser 9littmciitsr @raf 0ersfelo,
iiellte Gs6baro ror, noienlttbuenoer
Sliigela6IutaNt GeiRsr Wiajeitat oes
9aiier8 Der 5raa}0ien, Der auf 8efebl
bes iraaI5i!lcgen 9Oumanoanten in
oisietl Nauie Guertier nebmen iuirb. :"
yaaaiam tya; Charlotte g8a9enfelo
uor. s9ie eine G0uigiu itano iie Dor
beni frenoer SifiSier, Die flareu
9rauen sla9en rabig furidenb auf i'm
geridltei.
ptini0i;tsamneu INNER lit Der 6einb
oes @aterlanoe5, Ia9te lie bunn nit
ihrer tiefeu, flansreitben @timme.
God, sic idjiiet se9enwdrtis bas
Cad be8 Sauiss S8agenIelo-lo Ieien
sic millfommen.
0a'nit nei8te iie leidt sesen i'm
oas id0ne $)aupt.
Seo 9eraielO iuate pergetsns naa
elmer baIIenOen Grmioerun0.
Sd boffe,A iagte er enslid, .baB
meine Ge9sauGrt bier meuiger i6reno
sein pir0, ais Die zines 6ransoIen.4
(Sprtiesung fpl9t).
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Ole 0robioffe ausfubt
Sutel Sans besifferte iid in Del
3eit BON |. 9auuar biz 81. Sftober
b. 8. auf einen @srtb BON $3.50, 237, +.
Ass. Sic bat 9egen bus @orjabr bebeus
tenO sugenommen unb logar ben Grport
Der entipreGenben 3ebn Monate oes
.Sanuerjahre8" 1892 un Elm 0etr1dt-
li6es ibertroffen.
Gas b0dli9ele9eue Genau.
rant in europa iiebt un3meifelbaft
auf elmer Der 9er9ipieen oes tiinOne.
ridden Sberengabins. Gs befiubet iib
1866 Wieter iiber oem MeeresIpieael
unO lit nit allem 3ubebGr ausaeriiltet.
Die eiaentlide Speiieballe 6eitebt aus
elmer Glasgallerie, in Der circa 300
Perionen plas finoen, unb III nit
alien llteniilien uub @eqnemlidteiten
ausgeiiattet, 10 oaB Der Welu6er fid)
in cine lidotiide aonsertbulle perieet
oto..s'
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Maba6e @Dtel Sar,
Ohs 6uufon straBe,
70 N. Mmtb, -. Giaentbiimes

Wan finbet bier Elm borsaslihes
@las Bier unierer heimiihen 8raue
reien. geionbere 9lnertsanung Der
oisnen bic Weine, gisarren, Wbistiss
giqu6re &c. . 8or3fgiihsr Grei
lun d beS WOrgenS unb Na d.
N titags. Sieie MiribIhaft erfreu
fi6 bss ausseaelaaeten Rufes gu BEN
angenebmfen gufenibaItsorie be'
Stabt 3u 3dbIen.
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= saes gidsnbola, trodsn ober
frif1, 8l6de far 0eisbfen unb Ra.
miae, aienbols gum syeueran,anben
unb 500 @orbs SfsnboIs Iiesen In
unieren garbs aifsehapeIt. Ri6ti.
ges WtoB uub brombte Nblieferuna.
CARR WOOD COMPANY.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-01

@inen Gent Die Goiis 1T gl(les mas
mir fur Or. Simmons Suiten Gprup
perlansen, unb iino perpfli6tst, Den
@infaufspreis ieber Slalde 5uriid5uerz
itatten, ipenn bas ni6t be5uedt iperz
ben fann, mas ueripro9en ,pirb. Gs
lirbert ipfprt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-01

- Regeni6irme, OpernsidFer, Sol.
lettetdfen, gtrfen, Rdmme, Borte.
monnaie's. eigarrea'@tuis, Sirei6.
bbl,erbiihfeu in @oIb uub Silber unb
tauIenb anbere ariiteI bel Griber
9rps.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-01
Wattbtes Sros. Jletid,er,

Wo. 5O7 3 TAO u 4 0 HsStraBs,
Bur bas Dorstigli6fte Rinbs. 5daf
unb S6tueinefeiib.
Spe;ialitdt: Sunses aalbHeifd.
ale arten bon WurF. ghinten
3unge. S9maIs &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-01

@riser Bros. finS bic tons
angebenbea .Sumeliere In Der StGbi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-01

uufere rubber TIRES"
fallen ni1i ab. Gtaa6e 8rps.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-01

= WsHu Sbr 6D63eiis'. @eburts.
tags. Weibna6ts. ober anbsre De.
fdeats pou Wertb unb Nuben laufex
uolIt, TO menbet Guh an griter
8ros.
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- Sine reidbaItiee unb idoae auss
wabl BON aei@lifenen @Iusmaaren bel
@riber 8roa.