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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-11-25

II IL 10 Il populal lSSiueiSS Siey ,
re the wealthy from all parts of
le country are wont to congregate.
1t is the policy Of those who are
promoting its development to encour
age this spirit, and in order that it
may continue to be an attractive home
for rich people, factories Of all kinds
will be kept in the distance as much
as can be consistently done.
Few realize what an opportunity
there is here now for the establishment
of an in6u.rial town. By the expen-
diture of moderate sums wonderful
changes could be made in our environ
ments in a short time. The utilization
of the Western and Collington
branches for water power would &C
complish double purpose. They
could run large mills and, at tie
same time, could be made to drain
thoroughly and effectively most of the
Misunderstanding marsh land in our
midst, thereby accomplishing an end
"devoutly TO be wished for"
This town is, by the new railroad,
within fifteen miles of Washington
and about the same distance from the
the Chesapeake Bay. 1t is, therefore,
in this respect admirably located.
Should the railroad, eventually, get a
terminus also at Drum Point, we will
thus be brought in very close connec-
ton with one of finest seaports in the
country.
Ours is not only a beautiful region,
but it possesses natural resources that
need only to be known to be apprecia-
ted. Added to an unusually produc-
tiIesoil, we have fine clays, sand, val
liable marls, and several varieties of
stone. Canning f; ctories, for oyst is
winter and fruits and vegetables in
s,mer, might be profitably operated
the line of the railroad, and es-
Siy here.
--.-spoke and handle factory might
work up the valuable hard woods of
the region between the bay and river,
which has hitherto been without rail
road facilities. A good flour mill
could be made to pay here, and some
of the tobacco of this section might be
manufactured into Il safeable product
for smoking purposes.
This is buta suggestion as to the
possibilities. There would be bright
future for our town if we could induce
capital to come here. And we should
not despair. in view OF what Las been
done in recent years. Few towns in the
State can point to more substantial
improvements than we have witnessed
in the last ten or fifteen years. A
new Court House, fine hotel and an
other renovoted, new stores, handsome
dwellings, a bank-are a few of the
many evidences of our growth. The
streets and sidewalks of the town are
very different now from what they
wereR eew years ago. But nothing
has added more to the Importance and
opment of the County Seat than
Establishment of the Agricultural
Association. Not only has it
the means of attracting a great
people during the exhibitions,
has increased the taxable basis
own.aad vicinity.
building of the new railroad
D be the beginning of a new era
prosperity. The time has come
- enewed energy on the part OF
those who h.S9e the material interess
of this section at heart and i'll order
that the matter may take some
tangiblc form, we suggest the forma-
ton at once of Local Improvement
Society.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-11-25

We are going to Slaughter Prices
Goods sold at prices never heard OF
before. A dollar saved is dollar
made, and this is your chance to
make it by buying from
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-11-25

No. 2340 Equity.
ORDERED this 23rd day of November.
" 1898, that the Auditors Report and
Account \, filed in this cause, be ratified
and confirmed unless cause to the contrary
be shown on or before the 9Th day of
December. 1898; provided a copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Prince Georges county for two
insertions before the said 9Th day of
December, 1898.
GEORGE C. MERRICK, A. J.
True copy) JAMES B. BELT. Clerk
Test of Circuit Court for P. G. Co.
November 25th, 1S9S-2w.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-11-25
HONORS ALL HER SONS.

The last legislature of Maryland did a
noble act when it set apart from the state
treasury the sum of $12.500 for the cree
ton on the battlefield of Antietam of a
monument which shall do honor to all the
soldiers from this state who participated
in that contest. This appropriation,
though passed by a Republican legislature
and approved by a Republican governor,
was not for monument to the Union
soldiers alone, but for the Confederates
as well. The act provided that on the
commission entrusted with the details of
the work should be three citizens of this
state who served in the Southern army.
These men, with those appointed from the
Union side, have now selected the site and
are ready to make study of plans and
designs for the shaft.
Maryland in this work proves that on
her soil and among her people the issues
of the Civil War have been forgotten, that
sectionalism has been laid aside She puts
the stamp of her disapproval upon any
effort to revive those issues, to open new
those wounds or to stir up hatred among
those who have now been friends for many
year. In this one monument at Antie
tam, to the heroes of both the Northern
and the Southern armies, the state shows
her love for both. her appreciation of their
he-oism, her determination that their
gallant deeds shall not be forgotten. Bal
tinaOre Ame, ican
Miss katherine Belle Noble, who was
one of the passengers saved from the
wreck of the Atlantic Transport Liner
Mohegan, off the coast of Cornwall, Eng
land, on the night of October 14th is safe
at the home of her father, Mr.. Horace No
BILE, West North avenue, Baltimore. She
arrived there from New York Saturday
night, and was welcomed by a number of
her intimate friends, who had gathered to
meet her The parlors of the house had
been transformed into a veritabe floral
bower. While her friends felt hesitancy
about discussing with her the wreck and
her subsequent experiences, she seemed
not at all loath to tell them the story.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-29
werbreitet fid, ,pse astlsieuer .

gtipas @utes lGBt li6 nidt 9ebeim
balten. Die 91a6riht bapor perbreitei
lid i6neG. Die iuirtli6 beiten Saben
uerfauIeu Iib aud am belten. Nbrabam
Sare, elm lsitenber Gpotbefer BON 8ea.
bile, Sbiu, last: n9as Electric SIT.
ters" 1T Der am beIten uerfduIli9e
@asenbitter, ben i6 in meiner 2oidb,
risen &raris jentals fennen selernt
babe. g8iiien sic audi, tuarum? 0ie
meiIten 2eiben beginner NIT St6runsen
beg Masens, Der 2eber, ber Iieren,
ber giuseweibs, tes 8lutes ober Der
gterpeu. 9as Electric 8itters" frdi.
tiat aber ben Masen. resulirt bic 9eber
Die Nieren unb bic Ginsetueibe, reiniai
bas 8Iut uub itdrft Die Neroen. 8a.
bur6 beilt es cine sanse Mense BON
9rant6eiten. gs baut baS aanse Gu.
item nui siebt neues 2eben unb frii6t
&rait alien ibiua9en, franfen unb er.
fdbpften Mdnnern uno Sruueu. Nu,
so Gents. gu babeu bel ben apotbe
fern s. 8alteper & Sobn. 8irb ga
rantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-29

uiBoolleu Naulden be5 g2aloeS Illes
su pergeIleu, mas an f(eiilenl @rOen@
leib fein 5er5 be0rilden nodlte.
Soui mar iblu ba8 INNER raid gez
mug 9eInngeu; beute aber bieben
feline @ebanfeu nit elmer i1ier unbez
oreifliden Sartnddi9feit an oem ein>
3igen @egenitano baften. sgdt greif>
barer 9eutli6feit erinnerte er Ii6 jebes
ein3elnen 6alles, wo Ell bas tiebliNe
blonbe geid)6pf i'm 9ladbargarten 0es
ieben uno iid aus ieinem iideren @ers
fed an ber 9olbieli9teii ibrer @rlheie
nung erfreut bate. 0is in leiue
Trdume Biuein bate lid oas lii6e
Wiabonnenseiid nno Ser Iilberbella
Slang Ser meiden Stimnle perirrt, unS
nie bate ct feline Sage fr0bIiber ano
gliidli6er begonner, als lDenn er aus
iolfen 31d:tmen ermaGte. Oabei mar
ibm riemalS ser gunId) setommen,
ii6 iiber lire 4eri6nli6feit ndber slt
unterri6ten, mosu es inn an elmer
Ml0gti6feii bod iflieBlid nidt gefebft
baben lpilrbe. Die ltille, beinabe ane
bd6tige Gelebrung aus Der Serne bate
inn pOllfommen geniigt, uno er war
in Der itrengen 9dule bes 2ebeus gee
nu9lam an Gelbit5uGt 9elpGtnt NOR
ben, Tim jeOen permeileneren @unidI
Der etlua in ieinem Ser5eu g4urSel
faHen iuollte, io9leidl Su nnteroriiden.
sic mar obne 3meifel reid uno uor<
neb1n; er aber mar Elm armer, uube>
iolbeter sliIeiior uno inn lebte elm
tbeures @eien, 9e9en bas er eire Beis
lige 0anfesIduto abSutragen bate,
ebe er baran oenteu ourite, Elm anbereS
Wlenidenbaiein an oa8 ieini9e gu felz
ieln.
slber Oas liille @oblsefallen an Der
jungen llnbetannten mar bod wie ein
lidter Sonnen6lid in leiuem einlamen
9eben semelen, unb erit beute, als er
ii6 iiberieugt balten muBte, iie-nenn
au9 ipioer ieinen @illen-beleibist
uno perideuht su baben, fiiblte er,
fuie luertb iie inn bereitS seworoen
mar.
(Surtiebuns folat).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-29

IS 1T seipiB luubltbuenb fir oas
Gublitum, gu erfabren, oaB es bod me-
nigltens elm @eiddft i'm 2anoe siebt,
meldes nidt oapur 5uriidi9redt, ben
Seoiirftisen unb 9eibenben seeeniiber
9rOBmitbis gu ieiu. Die 8eiiser bon
Or. &lnss gaeuer gntbeduns fir
S9fpinbiu6t, Suiten unb Sdnupien ba>
ben iiber Sebn Millionen grobeHai6en
oieler sroBen Mebisln berl6enft unb
babsn Die @enustbuuns Su tuiiien, baB
oaour6 in 9auienoen BON abiplut bpff>
nunsslolen 6dlen cine Seiluns er5ielt
ipuroe. Gitbma, 8ron6itis, Seiierfeit
nno ale 2eioen bes 6alles, Der 8ruit
nno Der 2unsen iperben baburd fiber
turlrt. Man ipre6e in Der 9lpotbefe
uon S. &alteDer uno Sobn Dor unb lalie
ii9 cine GrObefai6e unlIouit sebeu.
Gesulare @r6Be so Gents uno $1.OO.
Seoe 6lalhe tuiro sarantirt, ooer Der
Preis suriideritattet.
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Sic sfablfSpiiafeits. Mlifrl &c.

Rein mebtsinti&eS Gbema Bat mebr wiHeni6aitft4s
DtstuiiOnen peruriadt als bic gebauptuns eines
berhbmten arBes, sr babe BITE Witrobe entbedt, eIs
DE sablt6pfsfett peruriaat. anbers Gelebrte bes
bauptsn, eiue bersrttse MttrOte esiffre hbertaupi
ni&t. Das Gerifisite, tra5 fa harhber iasen Idbt,
1T, bsb nur BITE Belt bieis pttse Srase entideiDen
fam. Sett LANCER 3ett aber ebt f., bas SctetttrS
Masenbttters Elm nnpersIet@Ites 1etmtttel fur ale
nebei tit, arpelte BITE Meni1beit betmin4en. Das
Gs 1T en altbepdbtteS Sttmulausnittel, etne prts
lite Sur fur Dpspepiie unb 0erbauunsSbei&perbeu,
etne rabe Rauaeee fur S1pade unp Rerpbie, elm
Setne potltbdttseu Birfdnsen finb BON Dausr une
nt4t blcs mpmentau. 2eRte, pel6e has Sttttrs
isfematii@ sebrau6en, Ieben idnser, fhhlen fa
slhdt@er, als iOl4., relHe ntes nttt tbun. Sat
ieber arantbett, bon pelnsr has Meni6ersefale4t
eepIast trirb, lam man NIT benz 8iters betrmmeu.
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Cages Neutaeeitsn.
5 l. | d II b.

Eie onterifanii@e Rdumuuqs
gonmiiTon In 0auaua Fab Rd baburd
su ttagnl suetsiid1sa proteEis oeranioBt
bak Der 8ensga capiidH 8lauco bar
e,iu6 mdbte. Die 51nslTeuer Sc
i1hBs einer her 5irauh 8atterien at
8orb BET i'm oafsn Isgen3eu fpanilden
arlsgsfdife transp0riiren III loheu,
/ Die Spanier pe1iu6teu Iih aabur@ gu
ssdlfertigen. bdB Biene 8eidiBs eiaent
LTD sunl RriegsfdifIe oNlfonio XII
gebbtten, pslde Wotioirung mon ies
bod nidt anaebaien nollte.
- Die beiben sdIa9ti6iffe rOte,
gonA uHb Soma" baben ieBt, tad
einiger unermarteter Wera6gerung. bon
Nem Oort aus ibre tpeite Reife uad
Wanila anee!reten. geibe S6iffe hnb
bis gu ibrer duBerfsn aapaaitdt bella.
ben. Die Oregon" bat einen Sief
gang uon 80 SUB (snsi SUB mebr als
iorh) ba He auBer erDBen Wieagen BON
gurrdiben 1850 Sons Roblen unb 500
Song Munitipu gelaben bat.
- aus 6apana pirb DerIitbsrt, bab
BON ben auf bsr Sniel cuba befnolis
den fnaniifen soIba'en 5ur 3eit ni9t
peniger aIs &c, 900 i6uerfrant ieien.
- Nuf Ieiner &ldreiie bon Manila
1T General Merriii nit feiaem Stabe
In port @ait. 2ssppteu, eingetrcffen
unb iebte opn bDrt fofort bic Reiie nod
paris fort.
- Ser aus 1aOana an 8orb bes
Dambfers Sip Of Waibiustoa4 in
Wem Oort eingetrOHene Or. Sole GOns
gotta erfIdrie auf bic Jrage, mas eigent.
lid aus ben armen &eeoneentrabos &C..
morben iei. in heren ssntereRs bod Dors
nebmli9 Der Rries geeeu Spanien he.
gonneu murbe. baB bieIeIben iammt
uuo fonbers Dsrbunsert ieien.
Nuslanb.
Sn Gepenbagen Iarb am 29. Sep
iember nod Iduaerem 2eioen bic 9reife
4onigin 2ouiie bon GdEematf, bic
Wfutter Der ptinssifn BON WaIes uHb
Der &aiierin.Witttpe bon RuBtanb.
Die Werforbene baiie f6on Dor einigen
Sabreu Da8 SEP Der gOlbenen Sod3eit
nit ibrem @emabl. benz a0nig @briitian
TX. bon Gdumarf, aefeiert.
- Gin eisentbhnlIdes, fur bic 9i.
neff6en 3ulianbe b1hft darnfterifi.
idts gbitt 1T bon Seiten Der hiusRs
idsn Gegieruns In peting rerbhentli6s
worben. Dana6 iites I'M bic 8efunbt
belt beS RaiIers 10 f6le6t beHellt. bab
man isinen natiirli@en ober gewalts
iamens-) SoO idslid erwariet. Die
prooineiaI 8ebbrbeu werben besbalb
aufgeforbert. bic beasn Nerate ibres @es
bietss rad petiu 8u lGiden,
= Sm fSl. Opernbauie su 9resben
fsierts bic boriige sa6nisIide Dof.
8apeQe" bas Subildum ibreS $50
idbrisen geifebens burd eiHe Geftaufs
fibruns In tbniali9en Operns
bauie. Die Nufhbruna. welder aud
bas iddRfbe a6nisspaar beimobnte.
nabm. einen sIdn3enben BerIauf.
Der @rtrag bes 6sitabenbs fdQt
bem ssonbs fur bas tn DRESDEN
gu erri6tenoe Masner Denfmal au.
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- Ius Berlin nirb beri9tet: Das
groeebperfabren gsseu ben Wuderer
pariier iit iebt eingefeGt worbeu, ans
seblit neil Der stnsstlaste geiifss.
gef0rt 1T. Die r5iaatsblraersta. =
erinnert BET bieier @elegsnbeit barau,
oaB feiuer 3eit TN Iuslanbe In Ser,
biHbung nit Oisiem Bro3eB auerlei
gemnnfelt wurbe unb In eiuem Hen
yorter glatte fre6e 9lrtiteI erIdlieuen
indren. IS Tel baber 3u bebauern, baB
Der BroseB nidt no9maIs ;ur Ser.
hanoIung getommen iei, mas Der bis.
berigen pragis In dbnIi6en i1uen
tuioeripre1e. Dem ermdbnten 8Iatte
nurbe bamals aus Berlin aemeIbet.
boB Der Wu6erproasB Barrier mad
ameitd8iser 8erbanblung pl6bIi6 obge.
bro1en morbsn mdre. neil Bic perion
bss iebigen 8aiisrs. wei@er iener
wtelonng 3ufolge aIs seronprlua bel
benz Wnberer cine WuderiduIb ION.
trabirt bobsn foa, In ben pro.eB bin,
eingesOseu norbsn pdrs, iubem Der
Nugeflagte bie 8srfdulbuna bes bo,
maIisen sfronpriu,en often In Der
Verbanblnns tonitniirt b6tte. Sc
fiellte fi9 aber beraus, bub bieie WieI.
buug ieber gssrduoune sutbsbrte.
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Sn bsr saphIenbsransrlftabt gau

JH Oct T0blenbergpeItHa0t Pana
I'M Stoate Slinois Tom es In Der
0aupifraBe 5u sinem blutisen aampfe
3mifdeu freifsneen Union arbeitern
unb imporiirten farbissn sSeabs".
Mebrsre bunbert Sdhiie wurben aus,
getaufdt unb bon ben Wesern nurben
mebrere f9wer usrwunbet. @insr bers
iel6en III ieiuea gBunOea bereits erle.
gen. @op. 3anner iit aufseforberi
porbsn. MiIisen nod paua su eHtfen.
ben unb bic 8iidisnhuag Der Reser 30
ueraulafen.
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Wsabntte Qptel Bar,
Off, SouHon $ StraBe,
10 NJ. ~ nth, 49,. Gigentbiimer.

Ulan fiubst BIER elm porahsll6es
8las Bier unierer heimii6en graue,
reien. Beionbere Nnertennung per.
bienen bic Weine, @isarren, Wbisties,
2iquOre &c. 8orshglider Grei.
Iund bes Morgens unb Na d.
m mittass. Sieie Wirtbf6aft erfreui
Rd bes ausse3eifneten Rnfss su benz
ansenebmhen Gufentbaltsorte ber
Stabt su sdblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-29

pfarrer Dirt bon Sasenau, ber
ON @rabe bes BON 2ittmeiiter @rafen
BON Stolbers Werninserobe ermor.
beten Sergeanten S6inbarbt bic
2ei9enrebe bielt. 6arfteriirte bic Sbat
als einen Ntt brutaIer @emaltibdiisfeit.
Seine @ebe mar 10 ergreifenb, baB
tuenige ausen troden bIieben.
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Ghr Grisbensri9ter oes l. preeintts.
gsir finb autDriiirt 9errn 8bil. 8.
9 boot als &an6ibaten fir Biebcrtpabl
fiir oas amt bes Sriebensridters S
oes l. 8recintts ansutiinoi9en.
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Gar gounip gommiiiionsr preeintt 3.
g8ir ftno autoriiirt, 0errn @ m. Ser
pei ais &anoibat fir oas Nmt bes
@ouutp 6 ommi idrs Bresintt
No. 3, an5utlnbiaen.
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Stir Gpuutns Hihter. .

Sir iinb autoriiirt, Serrn 8eter So.
mas als &anoioat fir bas Mmt Des
@Duntb< &ibters BET Der bebDrs
ftebenben Wabl anauseisen.
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i5ir aonHabIer.

Sir iub nutDriiirt, Serrn Spe &obr
als &anbibat fir Bieberipabl fir bas
Gpnf a b. er.N nj bes l. Brecintts
anSutinbi9sn.
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Sir iinb auturiiirt, Serrn Snbn g.
Campbell als &anbibat fur bic Wies
bertpabf fiir bas amt bes 9 beriffS
bel Der beburitebenben @abl ansuseigen.
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& nr Sheriff.

gBir iinb autoriiirt. Serrn Sobn
Wilfens il. als &anbioat fir oas Mmt
6es Sheriffs Bel Der bepDritebenoen
@abl ansu5eisen.
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STIR Sif,ritt.glert.

g8ir iinb autorilirt Serrn Senrb Il m.
I 9eib als 8anoibat fdr nas Nmt bes
. Siltrift. gIerfs ansuSeisen.
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sSiir @ounip. .Gdabmeiaer:

Bir -iinb autoriiirt, 3errn S 3 n
9e9ler ols Ganbibat fur oas Slmt oes
gountb g 9aBmeiiters ausi=
detaeu.
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gSir Iinb autoriiirt 6errn Sno. Us.
Eobin als 8anbibat iiir oas Nmt oes
COUNTY 9 cbabm eifters ansusei'
qelt,
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gSir iino auioriiirt Serrn Nat Sem 8
als &cnbibnt fir Die 8ieeermabl fir bas
Nmt bes Siitrift-g lerts anauSeiaen.
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Serb. gtaffel, 33l gah Com.
merce 5traBe. Mil6wirtbidaft Ser.
rdtbe. Preservaline fur bic grbaltung
BON Butter uub Milh. gerbtnbert
bic Mil6 bonn Sauerperben uub er.
bdIt bic Butter uolIiidubig friid fiir eia
nen Wonat.
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SsaA m,to bpm Gmrppa

Die Reils3eit III por Der 8bhr unb
ale Dieienigsn, meld)e cine &eiie nod
europa su unternebmen mhnfden,
m6gen R6 OH ben lluier3si9neteu Deu'
ben, Der gahasebiuete irgenb uelder
Irt BON 8alpefon ober irgens wel'
dem anbersn Safen Der atlaniil6en
4tifie aus berfauft.
@esen seuauerer SufOrmatiOu wen'
be rIan f6 on
w. j. YOUNG, AGENT,
ebemaIiges Yofsebdube, aIamo pla3a
San Nntouio, &eras.
Offisieuer Qgent fir ole surepdi'
f9en Gampfsrs s2inien.
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@ablsMn5eigett.

6hr Difirifi anpoli:
Bir itHb autoriiirt, 6errn Carlo 8
9 e als &anbibaten FIR bas Mmt oes
. ftrittsG 10 altes an5u5eigen.
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Sur gountDs Steuers Collector.
gSir Iinb autoriiirt, Serrn Saul
M eeri cheiot als 8anbi6at fir bas
Nmt bes County. Steuer<8 olIefe
tors an3u5ei9en.
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Stir gouuth > NKeRpr :

&ir iinb autoriiirt, Sefrn M. 6. Sbi
ner als &anbibat fir oas Mmt beS
County u iieiior 8 ansuaei9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-29

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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-09
PRIZE WINNERS.
Clever Marksmen TO BE Awarded
for Superior Ability.

The Hoboken Independent Schuetzen
Corps held a well attended meeting last
night at their headquarters. and did much
of Importance. The chief business in
hand was the distribution of meals to
members for their superior ability on
the 200 yard range at Schuetzen Park dur
ing the outdoor season. First Shooting
Master Peters and Second Shooting Mas
ter H. William Schmidt. who were the d.
rectors at the competitions. Mr.. Peters
addressed the meeting in a congratula-
tory manner. and paid a fitting tribute tc
those members whose skill placed them
beyond their fellow members
The championship hcnors and beautiful
medal was awarded to Andrew Peters Fl.
W. Schmidt finished aNead in the first
class, and he received a medal. Charles F.
Muller was awarded the prize for the sec
ond class. G.. Weie WIS presented with
the third class badge. The point winners
were announced as folloWs.-Captain
Claus Borse. Ernest Fischer. =. Beck
mann. H.. w. Schmidt. Charles T. Muller
and Carl Jack.
For finishing first IN the contest on the
man target Ernest Fischer was awarded
q prize.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-09
GRIDlRoN GLADIATOR.
Will Line Up for a scrimmage ON
Many Fields.

The second team of the High School will
line up against the Aristos, of the
Heights this afternoon, on the Central
grounds. The H~ighfSchool team will line
up as follows
Left end, Stephens: left ackle, Croft;
left guard, Bonnell; centre. Healy; right
guard, Doodmency; right tackle, Sweet;
right end, Manning; quarterback. Mulry;
left h~alfback, Rochester; right halfback,
Clark; fullback. B. Clark.
The Catholic Institute team will meat
a team made up of the scrubs of Man
haitian College, this afternoon. at st.
George cricket grounds. The institutes
Left end, Johnson; left tackle, Clerkin;
left guard, Halloran; centre, Madden;
right guard, Wefferts; right tackle. Ryan;
right end, Higgins; quarterback, Byrnes;
left halfback, Casey; right halfback,
ONConnor: fullback. Sullivan.
The Bramhail Field Club will meet the
Chelsea College eleven. today, at Inter-
national Park. This should prove a good
a good one, and the Chelsea College team
is we'll known for its ability.
The Glenwood Field Club and the local
Y. NJ. C. A. team will meet this morning
on the Central grounds.
After their game with the Y. NJ. G.. A.,
the Glenwoed team viii travel to Brook
lyn where they viii meet the Sunburn A.
C.. of that city.
The olympia Field Club will Lint up
against the Bayonne Field Club this af-
ternoon.
The Aetna Juniors will play the Clare
mont A. c. this afternoon.
The Orients will play the West Ends
of New York, this afternoon.
The Aristo Literary Society and the
Commercial A.. Al. of West Hoboken, will
line upsagainst each other this afternoon.