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The record-union., 1898-11-09
PORTO RICO's CAPITAL.
San Juan Founded Nearly Four
Centuries Ago.

San Juan, or, according to its old
Spanish name, San Juan Bautista, the
capital of Porto Rico, is situated on
the little island of MORO. on the north
coast of the main island. The town,
which with it's suburbs has about 81
O0O inhabitants, is connected with the
mainland by bridges The ground
rises toward the ocean in low hills, and
directly behind the highest one, at the
entrance to the harbor, lies the city.
1t is place of considerable strength,
especially en- the side toward the sea,
for although some of the Notifications
in the rear, which protect it from a
land attack, are of an obsolete type,
new batteries of Krupp guns are said
to have been placed on the bluffs 'front.'
ing the ocean.
The harbor has always been consid-
cred one Of the finest in the West In
dies. Its entrance is, or was, defended
by the Morro or strong fort, which
commanded it, Just how much dam
age Admiral SIMPSONS ships inflicted
upon this fort in the bombardment of
May 18th, and how far the destruction
has been repaired are not accurately
known, but it is believed that the fort
was almost destroyed. Within it's pre-
cincts were the lighthouse, the bar
racks, large water tanks and a great
quantity of stores and ammunition. A
tunnel, giving access for troops and
provisions, communicated with the
shore and was defended by battery.
The inner harbor is land-locked ca
pacious and safe. Heretofore the max
iH1um depth of water in it along the
Wharves has been thirteen feet at low
tide and fourteen and one-half feet at
high water, but it is now being dredged
to uniform depth from docks to
anchorage of twenty-nine feet
San Juan was founded in 1910 by
Ponce de Leon. In the western part
OF the city stands the Governors pail
ace, built by him. 1t is inclosed with
in the ancient Notifications of Santa
Catalina, where also are the Cathedral,
the town house and the theater This
part of the city is called the Pueblo
Viejo, or Old Town. 1t is an episcopal
see, subordinate to the Archbishop of
Santiago de Cuba.
There are two street railways in San
Juan, and most of the roads in and
near the city are admirable, being Of
smooth, hard macadam. Several of the
bridges are handsome pieces of stone
work. The houses, usually only one
story high, are of stone, and have roof
gardens, from which beautiful marine
views may be enjoyed. Almost every
house has luxuriant garden in its
patio or court.
On the west coast of Porto Rico Ma
yaguez is town as large as the Capt.
tai. It's chief Importance lies in the
fact that it is the center of a rich
coffee, banana and orange district. The
Msyaguez planters say that these pro
ducts are finer in this region than any
where else in the island The town is
several miles inland, and Is separated
from its port by river, over which
there is an iron bridge There are mil
ltary barracks in the city, but no FORTH
hcations of any Importance. The har-
Dor is accessible only to vessels draw
ing less than sixteen feet of water. and
is gradually sitting up, as is the case
with most of the Porto Rican harbors.
New York Tribune.
The record-union., 1898-11-09
An Unwary Admission.

Now, George, you mustn't put it off
any longer. Go to papa this afternoon
and tell him what you want
Yes, / know / must Let me see.
Is your paUa's desk in, the middle of
the room?'
No; it's against the wall in the cor
ner furthest from the door,
L see. The door is opposite the desk.
There is no way that he could run
around and get behind a fellow, is
there?"
Why, George; how you talk!'
well, / know what I'm talking
about. / don't wants.. to slide into any
office and then find that the old man
is nearer the door than / am. That
very thing happened to me the last
time, and
"George"-Cleveland Plaindealer.
The record-union., 1898-11-09

We've a well assorted line Of
trunks, all Of them of relia BILE
manufacture. We find ourselves
crowded for space for holiday
times, and must sacrifice these
bulky articles to make the want
ed room. If you've trunk
need, present or future, twill
amply repay you to buy now of
these dress, Saratoga, wall and
steamer trunks while you can
save from one-quarter to one
third on your purchase.
The record-union., 1898-11-09
Too Eiery.

How did the fire start?''
"In the haberdasher's store. The
theory of the insurance companies is
that one of the new fall neckties and
pair of golf stockings got crossed -
Chicago Tribune.
The record-union., 1898-11-09
Sentiment of Humanity.

The sentiment of humanity is, speak
ing generally, of very recent growth.
says The Nineteenth Century" and
although torture was never, strictly
speaking, recognized by English law.
1t was constantly employed as a means
OF extort1ng confession, and gave an
aooltlonal horror to many forms of
death. And yet, strange to say, the
number Of sufferers for religion during
the last hundred years Of the Tudors
was far outstrdpped by that of the poor
creatures tortured and executed for the
imaginary crime of witchcraft in the
century of Stuart and CrGmwellian ad-
mlnistration which, succeeded And
Wnlle, In the case of the former the
heretic had in general an option of
saving his life by abjuration, or Of dy-
ing the death of a martyr to his relig-
lous scruples, the miserable wretches
accused of diabolical arts were. in al
most all cases, tortured till they con-
fessed everything which was laid to
their charge, and then strangled or
burned amid universal execration.
With De Castro the subject of witch
craft only comes in so far as it is con-
nected with heresy. Are soothsayers,
wise men, witches, and vampires to be
considered heretics, and as such to be
punished?" He discusses the question
at length in four chapters, and comes
to the general conclusion that although
some Illicit practices afford a strong
suspicion of heresy, and are deservedly
punished, heresy cannot be predicated
of all. The main point is the nature
of the 'pactum'' with the evil one; for
that all who used his help made some
agreement with him was as we'll un-
derstood in Spain as in Scotland
The record-union., 1898-11-09
Mems
COlOred Bosom
Shirts, ST.

The body Of these mems dress
shirts is made Of a heavy stand
ard brand of bleached muslin ;
the bosoms and cuffs to match
are Of a fine French percale,
neat striped and checked pat
terms, in delicate and choice
fast colorings; made to yoke; +;
splendid fitting and fully rein
forced; sizes 1412 to 1S. Price,
81 each.
The record-union., 1898-11-09
WOnen'S
FleeCy
Flannelette
Gowns. 9OC.

Women's soft, heecy flannel
cite night gowns, made with
yoke, Mother Hubbard style,
cream ground with neat stripes
Of pink, blue and red, literally
cut, well made. with ruffie at
sleeve and neat collar; a most
sensible and comfortable Win
ter garment; made as well as
though home sewn, and 'twould
not pay you to make at the price
-9Oc.
The record-union., 1898-11-09

New South Wales has spent $4,000
600 for harbors in forty-nine years, ex-
elusive of the cost of the port of sgd
ney, and will spend $1,5OO,OO0 for the
same purpose this year.
The record-union., 1898-11-09
His Nemesis

holly-Ah-er-Ive paid my suit to
your daughter for a long time. sir,
and
Gotrox = Well, I've looked. UP your
past life. and think you'd better pay it
to your tailor first.-New York Journal
The record-union., 1898-11-09
YESTERDAYS
ELECTION.

Continued from Fourth Page.)
The record-union., 1898-11-09

To-day we place on sale 50
pairs of handsome tapestry por-
there's; they are full size, with
rich contrasting end borders and
with knotted fringe ends, In
colors red, olive, tan and green;
they'll be quick sellers at $3.50
the pair.
The record-union., 1898-11-09

They're nObby garments These
house, coats or smoking jackets,
besides being warm and durable
made from fancy mixed che
viots, tan, brown, gray etc., as
well as plain cloths, in olive.
brown, black, tan, green and
gray, also plaided effects in sim
liar colorings, some two-toned,
plain cut and plaid inside, some
silk lined, braid and silk trim
med. Priced from 81 to SIS
each.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-06-16
Ser gsahrpertl, Der Wilse.

Die Imeritaniide pbpfOIogli@e Sc.
ieli6aft bat sine @ommiifon DON
fanf Yrofehoren Der Yale., 5arbarb.
unb Sobn SoptinSs llnlUerftdt MT Der
unteriu9ung beauftrast, ben ytdbr.
tpertb Der eBbaren pilae 3u beftimmen.
Sieie nnterfu9uns III absel6loRen
unb bat nod eiaem 8eriate Der "Me
dical News' su benz @rgebniB gefhbrt,
baB Der Der BiIsuabrung 10 glnfiige
Wolfsglaube auf irrtbamlt9en 8ors
ausieBungen berubt.
Sie 8efamnltmenge bes in ben YiI.
aen porbanbenen fur bic @rn6bruag
ipertbpOllen @iweiBes iiberitei9t ME,
mails 2 big 3 pro3ent, unb Der gr6Bte
3beil be8 eatbaItenen Stidfoffes 1T
uidt in 5orm BON eimeiBdbnli9en
Subiianaen borbanben. 6eti, @bole.
ferin (@a0enf.tt), l08liae aobIsns
uaRerit6ffe &C. finb in ni9t grbBersr
Wienge uorbanben, als bel Der &C.
p6buIi9en pfaH3entof, 3. 9. aars
tOfeIn. @etreibe HnD @rblea. Sie
Selebrteu sebea ibre Stimme alio ba,
bin as, buB bic pil3e omar aIs anse.
nebme abpe9ieluug In Der Soft su
i9dBen fub, baB iie aber bic 8e3ei1s
nung bes p8esetabilif9eu 8sefieut8"
burGauS niGt Derbienen.
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WeSanfe

Ole tbatid4ltA auserOrbentGtaen Setitunsen bon
SebanfeuIeiern BON &uf iesen Nae, wel4e ieauIs
3eusen berieIben sewprben finb, in Grtauneu. Ole
@tHenidaft fam iie iH ntat erfldren; bic Gebons
tenleier feleit iinb nt i'm Stanbe, gu iasen, but9
seIansen uno GptaIttdteu ent6eden, beren Qusfbrz
itung fte t4 porsenpmmen baben, SamIet iaat:
pgs stbt mebr Dtnse 6piihen Stmnel unp Grben,
ols betne S4ulmetshett fd trdumen ldBt." Die
munberrcaen Setitunsen ber @eodntenlefer blben
etnen iGlasenbeu SeIes Su eamlet's ttsfitnntsem
@uSipru4. Der @rnnb aber ber poblttdttSen @irz
tuns ben Sritetter's MasenbttterS IN 5daeu prn
6Beumatismu8, 0pSpepiie, WaIdria, gderens unb
BldlenIeben, Rerppiitdt, @alenbei9perben, bebarf,
runoerbar pte iie TIT, tetner 11nter1uGuns. gBir
miien, bab baS Sttters bic Srantbetten, segen btc
e ansewoHpt ptr6, tarirt. SolsItA miro eS pou
brau9en eS ielbit unb riiien, pdrum. Mitt 8e6orrz
H9tet aebraa4t, brtnst e8 perIcreue GeiunbBett
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Das OolO oes 1l)cIt-
lllurelan0.
Stnman bnu Mplbemar Urban
(5ortIebun9).

.@8 lit nidt maBr. 0fein, i'd bin
nidt an Der 3bir 9emeIeu, i'd mill es
bel alien 9eri6tsbOfen pon @n9lano
beidw6ren, oaB id nidt an Ser 9biir
mar unb baB sic 9etraunlt baben,
Milter 9obn. SD nerbiete Sbuen 3u
slauben, i'd lei an Der 3biir gelpeIerl.
Sbre @timme ffang 10 iiberiaiitBigz
nedil6, 10 ladenozlieblid uno 9loden>
rein, mie nur je cine WiGo9enltinume
geflun9en.
rWdB 9iobingtou, i9 mullte MIR Die
getesenbeit benuteu, rief Sobn wes
Der, r9bneu fir Sire 6reunoliafeit
uno oufopfernoe 9flege meinen tief>
sefiiblten, aufridtisen Can't"
p9aiien sic lid bod oamit beim-"
rief lie ladeno ouslpiiben.
sd weiB idlou, mas Sie lagen
molten, WliB 8obington, unterbradJ
Tie SObn, pid m66te 3bnen nur nod
Die 1euigfeit mittbeilen, oaB idJ non
ndhiter No9e ab i'm aomptoir eon
6obington Il. Sotboru-"
sd meiB 9llles. Sd ts;iB aud,
oaB Sic nidt bin9eben Ueroen unO baB
mir unS alsbann auf oieier Nelt nies
mails mieberieben meroen, ebenlo
penia, ipie in jeuer-"
$50 wubr i'd Sobn 3binlm bei6e,
WiiB Gobin9ton lpenn i9 geiunb bin
uno-"
.-aerabe eebeu fam, merbe if in
Die ,@riine Sage lauFen un6 Gro9
trinfen, fubr liiB 9tmD la6enb fort,
nio MOLTEN Sic oo6 ia9en, uidt mabr,
Nliiter Sobn?"
SObn murbe iber un0 iiber roth uub
fab feline gdpeiter trauris unb bor>
lpurfspull an.
rSittA Du baItibr erSdblt-" ltams
melte er. aSittp, tuarum baft 8u mir
bas setbau?A
s8abrbaftig, fein @ort. sic mus
es BON Did berauabefommen baben
iuebrte iid) oiele.
aWiiB 9tObin9tou, rief Sobn mie<
Der, nmenn Sic mid jeinalS lpieoer
elm @las ejrOa triuten iebeu, no es.
aud INNER lei, 10 iOllen sic mid
einen 9iarren eiuen uera1tliden
Sdpadliug unO Ginfaltspinisl beis
beil--"
sd muB fort, flaug Die gtimme
MiiB slmDs mieOeE pMama ipartet
unten i'm Nagen. glbieu, aittD!"
pWenrl i'd nod Elm eit13iges Mlol-"
besaun 9obn bon gleuen.
.Gs 1T ia bod nibt wabr, unter>
brad i'm @iiB slmb eili9. n9(lles mas
Sic iagen 1T 10 menis mabr, ale mir
uns niemals luieberiebeu. soieu,
Mliiter 3Obn. aittg, aittD, fomm'
raid her,
aittD lief fort. 9obn b6rte nod,
ME Die iibermiitbise Wtib 9lmn brauBen
fi6erte unb lafte. Damn murbe bic
2biir Sugeporfen uno e8 mar 9tlle8 fill
I'M ben Granten her.
SObn uerlpiinIdte feline Srautbeit,
iid lelblt un0 Dor gllem ten plauoers
baiien 9larren bon Sd)ifsiteuermauu.
Gr mar iiberseugt, baB es in BEN orei
pereiuisten G0nigreiden BON Gu9lanO
feine sr6Bere Plauoertaide uuo teinen
oilnlmeren Sdifisiteuermaun gabe, ols
lid
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fleine N}ilter 6eoenbrg, in iein
Bureau eintrot, Gieier pa9te e8nidt,
ieinen 6errn in ieinem 0}adoenfen 5u
ItGren un0 blieb cine @eiIe 1ubig
ltebeu, bis ct i'm bemerten miiroe.
@nbli6 0uuerte ibnt ba8 81 lange uno
er bultelte leiie, I'M ieine 2(nweienbeit
gu bofumentiren.
9tald fubr N1i tier 6erner Aerum.
p9epenbrp!" rtef er erItaunt, rmQ8
gum Geufel lpulleu Sic, Sir?"
GrIdrOden iubr Iid Der fleine
S6reiber iiber leinen rebellil6en
Sfalp.
nSerr 9tedtsanwalt werben per-
aeiben, ia9te er an9ltlid, pes 1T cine
junge Dame ba Die sic Su ipreden
niini6t.
n@ine Game, @euenbrp? gDas fir
cine 0ame?"
nSerr 03edt8anmatt, menn sic
aitialt erlaubelL cine iunQe Game.
(5ortiebung f0I9t)
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QoR bic AaItuna bes anaeiehn

- DAB bic 5aIiung bts augefebub.
fen 8beilss Der beuti6en prsiIe unb
Der Regieruug sseeutber ben Der,
Staten MouGem f6on 3u amerita.
freunbli6 1T, benefit Elm NrtifeI Der
p6amb. Na6r". Gemsufolse 1T Nme'
rita f6Ou ldagft su elmer pirtbf6aftIi'
den uab politiideu 8efahr fir @urppa
geporben. Sieier 8efabr eegentber
Bogel StrauB.pDlitit su treiben, tpdre
tb0ri6i uno bieBe gan3 unb gar ben
nmeritaaii6en @baratter Derten.
men. Wenn bic Offiei6Ien unb anberen
3eitrngen biefCs 3bema BON Der 3a.
9esorbnung abieBeu, neil oas aas.
ndrtt9e Nmt ben gr6Bten @ertb auf
CUTE 8e3lebuugeH au ben Ser. Staaten
legt 10 tGnn iOldeS QiebdugeIn unb
Sd6utbun ni6t einmal einen Qf.
tuneserfOlg eIringea. 8ei ben Qlmeri.
tanern perfdnat es ni9t, bagegen It6Bt
es bas eigeue 0olt ab, bns .einmatbig
bic ameritaniF6e 8epaltpoIitit per.
bammt." 9ebtere 8ebauptuug muB
euersii9 pib(riprOden tperteu. 9tes
manb peib ettpas bau0u, baB bas
Bolt .einmtitbig bic amerifanifde POs
IittE Derbamme."
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Millipnen lpersen peridleuft!

@s 1T seiuiB nubltbuenb fir bas
9ublifum, gu erfabren, DaB es bod me
ni9ltens elm @ei6dft i'm 2aube 9iebt,
mel6es ni6t Oapur 5uriidl9redt ben
8ebiirftigen uno 2eibenben 9e9enilber
grpBmiitbis gu ieiu. Die 8eiiber BON
Or. Sings gaeuer @ntoednns fir
S6winbiu6t, Suiten uno S6nupfen ba=
ben iiber 5ebn Millionen &rObe1al6en
oteIer sroBen Mebi5in peri6enft unb
baben Die @enu9tbuuH9 5u ipiiien, baB
oaourd in 3uuIenben BON abIolut boffz
nnn9sloien 5dllen cine 6eilms er5ielt
iuuroe. aitbma, 8ronditis, 9eilerteit
unD ale 2eioen bes 6alles, Der 8ruIt
unb Der 2unsen iperben baour6 Ii6er
furirt. Man Ipre6e in Der glpptbete
ppn S. 8alteDer uno SObn Dor unb lalie
ii9 cine &robeflaI6e nmionlt 9eben,
&e9uldre @r6be so Gents uno $1,00,
Seoe 5tai6e fuirb 9arantirt, poer Der
Breis 5uriideritattet.
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10. 9apttel.

Wliiier 6eruer mar Elm iebr bsiddfs
ti9ter 8e@tsanmalt. Seiue 3eit mar
in @abrbeit Gelb, menioItenS fir ibu.
Gr Eatte INNER cine Wenge oSaden,
mie bic aouOtateu iaset, unb unaufbor
lid liefen in ieinen Bureau cine
@lense 2eute ob unO 5u, bic entme6er
ais .3eaaen in ir9eno elmer Sadie"
ibre 0epoiitiouen nta6ten, obsr ben
8erireter pou Souubio contra SounSio
ipreden molten, oOer lonltluie in
ir9enb einer 8ejiehun9 sn elmer ser
.Sa9en" bes MtiIter Serner ftanbeu.
Soeben briitete Mtilter Serner in
ieinem 8.ioatbureau mieoer iiber elmer
aeuen sSade," bic inn iibertragen
ipOrben mar, cine uerwiinidt interels
iunte uno peripidelte @jel6idte. Ga
mar In Cambridge Nells elm Wiann
ins Cod geliedt noroen, uHter BEN
8erbadt, feline @robmutter um 8 2eben
gebraft gu baben-ein fd6uer Sail
Der Wiann bieB Pro8per 9iioball.
Dieier gtbball beBauptete, bie 9lns
fdulbiguu9 gegeu i'm lei non ieinen
8ermanoten erbOben morben, tbeils
aus OleiO, neil file ihm bic @rblhaft
ni6t 90nuten tbeil8 aus 9abludt,
neil Tie boflteu, bas 3eftament n,iiBtc
gu ibren @unlten iimgefoBen werSen,
inenn er perurtBeilt lpiirbe. Giue uors
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q. u. & u. y. 8abm.


Na6 @alueitun, SOutOn uno guerl
t19li6 ..............9: 300 Borm.
Na6 Corpus gbrifti, slranias BaB unf
8eepille tdsli6 .......2:20 Na6m,
Na6 &etrpi0e tdslid, aus9enommeu
Sonnabenos u.Sonnta9s 2 :45yeabm
Nad &errui0e, Gunntass. 80 8orm
Na68errpiOe, ,Sonnabenbs a :30Na6m
Nnfunft
Bon @alpefton, SOui iton unb @uerl
tGqltb .............7:0 100 Mben0s
Bon Corpus gbrifti, Granias 8aB uni
8eeoille tdsli6 1911 40 gea6m
Gon aerruiGe tdsli6, aussenommer
Sonntass unbMontass 10 :458orm
8ou &errpile. Sonntass.. u Gbenos.
8pn 8errpi1e, Monta9s. 1925 Born.
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Giienbabn TaDr Blall.
&. & @. q. 8aba.

0ad ct. Souls oia Sr0n Mountain
ober M. 6. & 8. ..... 9:30 8prm.
Na6 ct. Souls oia Sron Wountaif
Noute y 100 NbenoS
Na6 Searue tdsti6 100 Mor9eits.
Wa9 Qarebo. ............9:45 Gorm.
Gnfunft.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & Or
&. & z. 500 8orn.
8on ct. Souls, Sron Muuntain & W.
&. & E. 9............. 1855 Na6n.
8on Searne td9li9. 1920 Gbenbs.
Son 2arebo. 700 Nben5a
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60. YoSemils, Sab 9rOter.

goueS 2aser BON STAPLE unb Gancp
Groceries, 9duitt'@ aaren,
Clothing, 6hten, Z 8otlette'
NrtiteIn, @Iass, por3ella II.
unb 8orb Waaren. Su allen
9epartementS uur frii6e Saden.
Niebrige greife. 6reie unb prumpte
QbIieferuue. 738 Sab'alamO.@traBe,
@de @amarau. 3elepbon 433.
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- Der Prdtoent 6aure wirb nabr.
ideiAli6 9errn Ribnub, ben fraberen
premiermiuiiter uub 0tuau3miuiaer,
3lr NeubilOung zines Cabinets auffor.
bern. BermutbIi@ uirb bemielben
aud 10. Supup, Der benz Oorberaebeu.
ben gabiuet angeb6rte, bsitreteu,
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Soutberu Yacifsc 8abn.
9lbfa brt.

Na6 9aem Orleans, Souiton unb Sal
Oeiton tdslid 1910 @ittass unt
9:30 Ibenbs bs......,..-.........
Nad eagle 8aB, MerieO &c. IL Born
9ta6 galifornien. .4::45 9ta6m.
Nnfunft.
Bon New Orleans, Spuiton unb Gal.
oefon tdsli6 7:25 Born. uno 4 rs
Ra6m. Observation-Disclosures.
&on galifornien &c. $50 Born,
8On ga9le BaB unn Merico 7:G0
Nben0s. ...............
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- 8urd fortgeiebte gerna6Idlf.
gung beg WGgen8 wirb bas glut uube,
oiHgt unrein. Gur6 ben @ebraud,
BON Or. Quguft aSnig's Samburaer
&ropfen miro baS 8Iut geretuigt.
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~. 6. & g. 8abu.

0a6 8ucO, Sort 8ortb, Dallas, aan
ias gitp, ct. Souls uno Chicago td9
LID 80 8orm. unb 800 Gbenbs
Qufunft.
8On Chicago, ct. 2onis, Ranias gitp.
Dallas, Slrt @urtb unb @aco, tag.
lid .7:25 8orm. uno 3:15 9lahm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-06-16
@ulf Ghure , 8abn.

U abrt.
gaa6 9aoernia, tdgli6, aus9enommen
Sonntags, UNI nl........8 80 Born.
Gnfunft.
8on 4aoernia, tdslid, nuseenommen
Sonntaas, I'm. 1t........3:09 Na6m.
Spnnabenos, lm. ...6.40 Nabm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-06-16

- Die Mitsliebsr bss @Onferen3s
aOmiis3 beiber 9duIer bes @ongreRe8,
weI6es eiuaeisbt murbe, nm cine @ini'
gung tn 8esug uuf bic 8auterOtt Bia
8u er3ieIeu, babeu eiHen @OmpromiB'
pori6lag augenOmmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-06-16

g. S, Dean. 22S g. ..6lOres.
Strabe, uimmt beim antauf eines6ubr,
Deries bas gebraudte In austauIb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-06-16

- 8ngoies nit @ummirsifeu su
$125.00. Niun beIidtige bieIeIben bel
s. 8, 9ean,
228 Glib 5Iores StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-06-16
Cinderella 9dnb galait.

@ergsBt ni6t, baB mir unIeren
Store mad 0ip. 2O7 9tlampsY Ylaaa,
3Dei Sduier fiibIi6 BON unierem frhs
beren @efGaftsbauie, OsrIeat baben.
no mir ole unlere aIten 3unbeH wies
0erauTeben bOffen unb nod bieIe ttsue
ba3u. ba pir nit ben beiten Maaren
bienen f6HHen. llnier Store ifi gan;
neu eingeridiet, gut peniilirt unb fsbr
BED. aommt unb iiattet uns einen
8eIu6 ob, menn Sbr aud nibt ge,
rabe gu taufen pHnf4t.
g. 8anm,
Cinderella 8 6ub.paIaif,
207 IIamO pIasa.
Rcofino Felt Meh uuN MahhoIf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-06-16
gan asebrp gprtnas 9arf.

9ieIer angeuebme part iiebt 2ogen,
8ereinen uub Jamilien 3ur NbbaItung
BON Picnics &C. sur 8erfaauus.
8elu6ern wirb ole nur benfbare
9lufmertianlfeit ernielen.
Sgbeu 5Onntas Na9mittas
0roRes ssrei SpnSert,
ausgefiibrt BON Der Dnl5d9li9eH
Nlitit6r 6 GapeIIe.
Sn 8erbtnbung nit benz Bart
ifsbt 8 q / b ID En- d's
3uolUaiidber @arteH,
6er pra6tboue @rempIare Der 5biers
melt, Ipecieu Der teTaniiben, aufWeiit.
gtiemanb foate perFebIen, benieIben 8u
beF6tigen. Die grbBte 2ttirattion, Die
San NntOniO auf3uWeiieu bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-06-16

- Roofing Felt, Bed unb aspbaIt
bel 9enrp Baulb. SeI. SO.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-06-03

entitled. .Columbia's Banner
that was very appropriate in
these warliSe days.
importance of Perseverance,
gave Miss Bertha Cost an oppor.
tunity to tell some very pretty
truths Ia language and manner
equally as pleasing.
Mary Kester surprised her
friends when she took her place
for q vocal solo. Her voice is
one of depth and sweetness not
often found, except after thor
ough cultivation.
Bessie Goodwin closed the
class performances with a piano
solo that showed her talent IN
this direction and won her q
round of applause.
Hon. Q. w. Lynch delivered
the address to the graduates.
making one Of the best speeches
Of his life after which the diplo.
mas were presented.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-06-03

|. -
No dull trade at the Bee Rive
Store. BOLT
Mr.. Wilbur @. Morrison, of the
Winston, IN, O. Daily Journal,
is spending a few days with his
many friends here.
Company K. enjoys the honor
of being the best drilled company
in the West Virginia volunteers
now at Chickamauga.
Luther Raymond, Jr., of this
city, has been appointed Hospital
steward for the Second regiment
West Virginia volunteers.
Every man who has to NOV
the lawn this year will find the
work much easier by imagining
each blade TO be crafty Span
lard,
The Grand Army through the
columns of the TELEGRAM de-
slres to thank their many friends
for flowers furnished them on
Decoration Day.
Repairing neatly and promptly
done at the lowest prices for
good work by L, P. Currence.
Pike street. 30.1t.
A class in vocal and instru-
mental music will be taught at
Broaddus Institute during the
summer months, beginning June
18th. For terms and informa-
ton address Miss Gertrude How
ard, Clarksburg. 2s.tf
It will be we'll for some of the
local sports to remember that
the fish law in West Virginia pro-
hibits the catching of bass De
tween April 18th and June 18th.
The body of Miss Minnie
Holmes who disappeared from
the steamer Nellie Hudson near
Homestead, Pa, on May 10, was
found Saturday afternoon near
Morgantown. The remains were
brought to this city Monday and
buried at the Odd Fellows Gene.
terry.
Mr.. Hugh A. Lorentz, editor
of the Knight E,rant, and Miss
Stella Fowkes, daughter of sher-
if W. P. Fowkes, were quietly
married at the residence of G. q.
Mcdonald on Tuesday evening,
May 23.-Bnsy Bee.