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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-06-14

brown. 1t costs nearly as much to cut
such grass as 1t does to cut fresh, bright
green erase, but it is not worth a quar-
ter as much to feed to cows giving
milk or to fattening cattle. And
we have found in years of experience
that the only way to get through early
is to begin early. When man waits
till the Fourth before he begins or the
Monday after the Fourth, unless he is
well fixed with help, he will find him
self behind with his haying. We tried
the last week in June for beginning,
and that was better. Then we tried
the middle of June for northern Yer
mont, and that was about right 1t
takes little time usually to get things
to going in haying, the hay racks have
to be got out, the haying tools are put
away and must be both taken out and
looked over to see if repairs are needed,
but that should be done about month
before you intend to begin haying.
When you see man hauling a mower
to the blacksmith about the last day of
June, you may make up your mind he
is going TO be behind in cutting hay.
The tools need to be all got out and
looked over in good time, all needed
repairs made, knives and scythes
ground, rake teeeh put in, etc, some
| A,r H.. tD huu
ing.
1t is true that the greener grass is
when it is cut, the more time it takes
to cure it, but when the weather is fav'
orable, this can be done III good time
if the me dern methods are followed
The hay is cut after four p. M is rakeC
up tho next afternoon and if the
weather is fair it is either left in the
winrow Especially when help is scarce,
or is carefully cooked if there is plenty
of help or if it looks like rain. The
winrows are not to be rolled for rain
but the hay is to be piled up forkfu
upon forkful, the center kept high an(
the outside lower so that rain will ruI
to the outside and off. Then they will
, wet in only little. If it is bright The
next day, and the hay needs it, spread
} out, and rake get in the middle
, of the day while it is hot. But wher
the hay is left in the winrows and it il
fair, it will do to cock and get in with
out spreading out. Keep the barn shu
up as tight as possible so the steam
} from the hay will not get cooled ant
dampen the top of the NOW. Then i
) will sweat and cure all right in thu
barn.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-06-14
The Saucer Came Back.

"There are tricks in all trades but
ours" remarked one member of a
group seated in the lobby of hotel
last night, "and might add there are
few in ours"
The spt aker is the head of a we'll
known firm of wholesale grocers.
"Not so long ago." he continued,
"when l was still in the retail trade,
we had a shrewd Irish woman for a
customer. One day she ordered bar
rel of certain brand of flour. We
happened to be out of the brand, but |
told her we could send her a barrel of
another brand equally as good.
"a week or 80 afterward she came
into the store and declared that she
didn't like the flour and insisted on
having it taken back and the brand she
wanted sent instead. Well, we hauled
the flour back to the store, and being
still out of the brand wanted, filed up
the returned barrel, put in new head
and carted it back to the woman again.
1--WE heard nothing more about the
matter for three weeks when one day
she came into the store in a highly in
dignant frame of mind.
Il want you to send up to my house
and haul that flour away she exclaim-
ed. Il told you it was no good.'
emo good,' l replied. why, you
know it is the brand you ordered
1.-The woman glared at me.
est is no such thingl' she blurted
out You sent me back the same bar
rel had.'
"Of course / denied it, laying par
ticular stress on her value to US as q
customer and how we would not risk
losing her trade on account of a measly
barrel of -four why, madam ejac-
ulated eloquently, how could you
think of such thing2 Ours is too
honorable house to cheat its custo.
mers or to ask them to accept a substi-
tute for something they likedp
"Then the woman grinned at me.
"'Huhl' she retorted, that's all very
fine. But had two bakin's out of the
first barrel before l sent it back
eyes / assented, land you got a
full barrel in return. Doesn't that
prove"-
"'Prove nothing,' she interrupted.
The first two bakin's out of the barrel
got the second time were all right
But want you to know that / always
take my -four out of the barrel with a
saucer. When | got down to the third
bakin' out of the second barrel l"
YES interposed, what did you
doP'
81 found my saucer, was the ans.
wer. Then she swept out; and it was
well she did, for came near falling in
faint. 1t was months before that
woman would condescend to trade with
us again."-Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-06-14
Live Stock Market.

BEEF CATTLE For Northern cattle the
market was a shade easier but Western
stock commanded steady prices. Supplies
OF both were moderate.
Prices of market beef; A few choice, 81
to 7.50; extra, Sc to $50; first quality, IS to
8 30; second quality, 81 to 450; third quail
ity, SO to $50.
Prices OF store cattle: Farrow cows, Sl2
to %; fancy cows $50 to IS; mich cows
and calves, 800 to As; yearlings, sic to 20;
2-year-olds, S14 to 80; 3-year. Odds, 500 to 40;
Western fat swine, live, 81 to 44c Northern
dresse hogs, A to DC per 10.
SHEEP AND LAMBs,-Butchers seem to be
well supplied for the present. The demand,
at any rate at Watertown, was somewhat
slack and prices only just held their own.
We quote; In lots, S2.5) to 800 each; ex-
ira, $3.50 to 4 49, or from p to 4fc per 10
lambs, to &c; veal calves, 81 tol6c.
Mich Cows.-There were not many on
offer and good prices ruled for those that
sold About twenty good cows sold for be.
tween $50 and 500
SWINE The demand was fair aud prices
were steady. Western fetched 81 to 4fc per
10 !. W, and country lots 4s to &c a. W.
VEvL CALvEs.-Trade was slow and
prices were inclined to droop. The outside
figure, &c, was hard to reach.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-06-14
NOTICED THIS BEFORE
You Probably Have, and May Have
Spoken About 1t.

The reader OF this paper, IL he takes the
time and trouble to look carefully through
its columns, will probably find half dozen
statements tackled on to the foot of reading
notices about medicinal preparations. Note
this fact. In each and every case, as far as
Montpelier is concerned, as far as the
readers knowledge Of the party is concern
ed, he might just as we'll be in the moon
Make another note OF this. The only rem
edy on the market which gives testimony
at home, local proof in every town and city
in the union to back up its claims is Doan's
Kidney Pills. They all try it, but they can
not do it, Why they are unable to do it can
safely bs left to the reader to draw his own
conclusions. Here is Montpelier proof for
Montpelier readers
Mrs. Sarah Downing Of No. IL Barre St,
says: "My kidneys troubled me for many
years and suffered great deal from them.
A few years ago 1 had fever and it ag-
gravated the complaint The pain across
my back was very severe, especially after a
hard days work, aud il l stood on my feet
for any length of time it was so bad that it
made me restless and nervous at night so 1
could not sleep. A kidney weakness which
was always distressing and annoying both
cred me. l used various medicines but got
little relief from them. l read Of Doan's
Kidney Pills and my grandson got box
for me at Lester II. Greenes drug store.
am glad to state that they did me great
deal OF good in every way. My back was
stronger and could sleep well at night.
The kidney sec: etions we're also corrected.
1 intend to keep Doan's Kidney Pills in the
house to use If the occasion arises My
daughter also used them with good result.
You may refer to me as having used Doan' s
Kidney Pills, and take pleasure in recon-
mending so good medicine"
Doan,s Kidney Pills for sale by all deal.
ers price 80 cents box. Mailed on receipt
of price by -Foster.Mlburn Co. Buffalo, N.
Y, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's and take no
other
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-06-14
SELECTED STORY.
LOVE SONG.

If all the laurel w eaths of fame
were twined for my unworthy head
What were they worth unless yor
came
TO see your lover garlanded?
If all the sovereignty of earth
In one sole sceptre wooed my grasp
What would its heavy gold be worth
Unless your hand were mine to claspl
If all the roses summer knows
BY pleasures hand were plucked
and strOwn
Should | raise up one single rose
If | must drink its scent alone2
There is no kingdom but your heart
There is no laurel but your praise,
The rose Is but your counterpart,
You dear delight of all my days
Yet would | had the sceptre gold,
The laurel fine. the roses rare;
The sceptre for your hands to hold,
The rose and laurel for your hairl
-(E. Nesbit in Black and White.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-06-14
Changes in Massachusetts Agriculture.

The revolution in Massachusetts
agriculture effected by western compe-
tition and the growth of manufacturing
in the state is Interestingly exhibited
in recent state census publication.
Production of staple articles has given
way largely to the growth of more per-
ishable stuffs, such as garden produce
and fruits. In 1916, for example,
l ,23S, 1859 bushels of oats were grown
in the state, while in 1895 only 285 500.
bushels are recorded. The production
of rye is now only about one-fourth of
what it was in 1S45 and 1866. Indian
corn has hld up better, but there has
been marked decline in price. The
yield of 1S45 was 1856, 215 bushels, val
ued at 81 .352,677; in 1856, 1886, 096
bushels, valued at So ,620,109; while in
1896 the production was trifie over
100000 bushels, valued at only $780,
TAI.
In fruits, on the other hand, there
has been notewor by expansion. The
value of the pear crop in 1856 was
SS6,144, and in 1895 S159416. The
cram berry crop of 1866 was worth $780,
200, and in 1895 81 ,038,712 There are
III
which year the yield was valued at
1882. In 1875 l ,156 sol quarts were
produced, at value of Sl91, oil; in
1895 4 ,150,745 quarts were produced, at
value of S404 900.
In vegetables there is similar in
crease. More than twice as many
heads of cabbages were produced in
1895 than in 1875. The celery crop of
1865 was valued at S1,752; in 1895 at
$275,9 1852 Three times as much green
corn was sold in 1896, in point of value
than in 1875, and back of that year the
industry does not appear to have been
worth mentioning. Some 2l0,830 BUSH
els Of onions were produced in 1865,
and 803,797 bushels in 1895. The
squash crop of 1895 was valued at four
times that of 1865. The census of 1865
noted production of tomatoes valued
at $14 1852. The yield Of 1895 was val.
ued at S270, 1855. Cucumbers and let
tuce show a similar increase.
Meantime, Of course, population has
increased, though not to any such ex-
tent as in most of the above crops.
not begin to supply all the fruits and
NcSctdulto udturdl W Tue eldte, WI lCn
are consumed by the people. The i'm.
| portation from states and countries
further south of strawberries, onions
and other fruits and vegetables, is
something enormous, and of recent de-
velopment; and there is to be added
the fruits not produced in the state,
such as oranges and bananas, which
we've rarity a generation ago, but
which are now brought into the state
and consumed in such quantities as ma
terially to affect the per capita con.
sumption of staple agricultural prod
ucts.
Such variety of fruits as were I'M
known to Massachusetts, people forty
years ago, or were obtainabe only by
the more wealthy among them, are
now brought within reach of all. and
the pleasure and health Of living have
been increased accordingly. And,alI is
due to the remarkable developments in
transportation which have succeeded
the discovery of steam and which are
bringing all parts of the earth very
close together.-Spring6eld Republi-
can
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-06-14

THE Hon. Aladdin Atkinson seems
to have deserted his friends in the
Philippines for moment and is writ
ing essays on bread-making. If be can
induce the Anti-Imperialist League to
eat batch OF his bread, the dissolu ion
of the league will follow that eating
Ibid.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-06-14
RETAIL. DEALERS PRICES.
Boston Produce Market.

III The quotations given below represent prices
obtained Dy receivers Vhosale lots mot oo6ins
pr,cesJ unless otherw Sc indicated. intended
to represent actual Sc les.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-06-14

For forty years DIR. Fowier's Extract OF
Wild Strawberry has been curing summer
flux, pain In the stomach, and it has never
yet failed to do everything claimed for 1t.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-06-14

WE know the great cures by Hooo's
Sarsaparilla are genuine because the
people themselves write about them.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-07
@on eiuer Traa eutDedt.

@ieberum iii cine 9roBe gntoedung
sema6t porben unb Stuar BON elmer
Dame aug blelem 2anbe. ,Die &ranz
belt botte iie NIT ibren &lauen sepadt
unb iieben Sabre lang litt iie Die args
fen Analen, aber ibre Drsane iparen
aufs duBerfte seiduddt unb Der Sob
i6ien nabe beupritebenb. 9rei Wonata
buitete iie unaufb0rli@ unb fonnte fe;-
men S6lal finoen. SdlieBli6 aber
entoedte iie ben gBes sur @eneiuns
inbem iie BON rns cine 5laide bon Or.
ainss Neuer @ntbedung fir Gdtpinb,
in9t faufte unb i6on bic erite Doiis ba,
BON peridaffte ihr 10 piel Grlei6teruns,
oab iie bic san5e Na6t iblafen fonnte
unb bur6 ben @ebraub BON nur stpei
5laiden tuurbe iie polIitdnbis furirt.
SIR Name 1T Srau 2utber 2ub." go
idreiben @. 6. Sammod & 60. in
Sbelbp, @orb Carolina. 8robeifai9e
frei in Der aputbefe BON S. &alteper &
Son. Gesuldre Glaiden 30 Gents nnb
$1.00. Sebe 6laide luirb sarautirt.
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NRhrulid,e sseridbte

fommen bonn 9r. .. 8. gar9ile in
@a9ita i'm Snbianer. Territpriuni. gr
i9reibt: n8ier 6laiden gleftric
Bitters baben Mrs. Breper. bon
Sfropbeln sebeitt, ipel1e ibr Sabre
lang qroBe 8eidnerbeu bereitet batten.
86rperlibe Nusf9ldge braden BEL ibr
am &opfe unb @eiidte aus nnb bic Be-
ten Gerate erfldrten, baB ibr ni9t 3u
belfen pdre. Oennud lit iie iebt podz
ltdnoig interchangeable unb befinbet
ii9 bel beitem @obliein. Oies aeiat,
luie Eaifenbe beipieien baben, oa6
electric 8itters bas bette 8lutrein!-
gnnssmittel 1T, iueldes man fernt. gs
IT bas iiderite Mittel sesen Gusldlaa,
Sle6ten, SalsfluB, @dndren uno offene
gBunoen. @s re9t Die 9eerpen, bic 2ez
ber nnb Die Gingeipeibe at erneuter
1bdtisfeit an, treibt bas @ift aus. for
bert bic 8erbauuns unb frdftiat bas
ean5e Sbitem. genr 80 Gents. 9u
Daben bel S. 9alteper & Gon. @irb
garantirt.
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: xn WerIiu perfoIot man ben NuF,

- ssn Berlin perfol9t utan ben Nufs
ffaub III Bene3uela iebr aufmerfIam..
@erabe In Wene3uela iit beuifGes 3api.
tai iebr bebeutenb interefirt, tpie ia
trabitioneu intime DerbinbunQen 3tpi.
i9en ber beutf9eu Gef@dftswelt unb
ieneri. ebemals ipauii6en 2aube b..
ffeben. Sn ben amtIi@eu 4e5iebungen
Der beiben Qdnber III es iangfi 5u einem
3mli9enfaq gefommen, Der febr ener,
gifdeS giuf9reifen bes beutl9en Minis
ffer. @efbenten 69mibt. 2eba, frhberen
GeneraltoniuI8 anf Samoa, beran.
lo6ts. Cine DepefGe eine8 beutiben
aoniulS in Bene3uela on ben Minifer.
refbenten mar rdmli9 auf 8efebl Der
&esierung einen gan3en Sag aurhdge.
balten morben. mie bic beutf@erieits
eingeleiteie unteriu9ung ergob. 6err
S9mibts2eba berlaugte bic fpfortige
Mbfebuug bes i9ulbisen Beamteu. unb
5mei Sage barauf wurbe bieielbe aud
tn amtlt6eu Organ befannt gema1t;
auberbem euti6ulhigte f9 prdRbent
Mubrabe f6riftli9 unb anf mhnblid,
tubem Ct BITE Minifer beS MtuBeren unb
bes Suueren a,i BEN MiniferreRbenten
ianbte, bel bieiem.
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g. M. g. ,,9aiier gNilbelm ber
2fueifc.U

9us Slottenflaggi6iff nGaiier Mil=
telm IL sebt auf Der GaiIerliGen
Werit gu Wilbelmsbaben Ieiher Nollen=
bung entgegen. Gs 1T NusiiDt porhan=
ben, Dab bas neue 66iff nod por Gnoe
bes Sabres in NnfdluB an bic notlmen=
bigen probefabrten gum eriten Sront=
bienlf oem eriien Gef6maber eingereibt
tuerben fann. vGaiier Wilbelm II. ]"
TT basu beliimmt, Der beutiden 6lotte
als Glasgfd6iff beg observation-disclosures
In Der Sdladt gu bienen. Bon ibm
ails foll Der fDmmanbirenoe Mbmiraf
Die aus IS erittlaiiisen ainenldiffen
befebenoe, III 5iuei Geidmaoern uno
bier 9ibilionen setbeilte pan3erIlotte
befebligen.. Sm Mllgemeinen aleidt bos
neue Sd)iff Dem f6on tuieberbolt ae=
nannten Sinienfdiff naaiier 6rieori1
III. Ser groBe @orsng bieier GdiIle
gegeniber ausldnoil1en G1ladtlbiffen
beifebt BARN, oaB bier Der sroBte Ge=
fe6tsDertb nit bem benfbar gerineien
Replacement pereini9t tporben it,.
sGaiier WilGelm IL" bat Elm Geplnge=
ment bon II, 120 Sonnen unb III aug
beiiem oertidem Sta6l erbaut. Sic
Nrmirling III iiteraus ma6tig. niDt
iofupbl sbinii6tli9 bes Galibers Ter
fdmeren Mrtillerie, als binfidtli@ Ger
3abl Der Gei6iibe, Die ldmmili0
Sdnellla0er ooer Mal6inenaeI1iiBe
iinb. Eabei lit Die guffellllng 10 er-
folgt, bab Elm fedsfa6es Gtagenfeuer
m0gli6 1T unb init elmer 8reitieite IN
elmer Wlinute 148 G9iiiie berfeuert
tuerben fOnnen. Sic lebenoige Strait
Der @eidiiBe, Die in bieier 3eit aus oen
46 an @oro befinbliden @ei6iiben auf
ben 6einb getporfen iperben tonnen,
tDiro bon teinem Der ihpimlnenocn
oDer i'm 9au befino!i9en S6iIie Irem=
Der Marinen crrei6t. Sinli1tlit5 tey
Gabrgeidminoigfeit, bic bei l3, 600
pferbefrditcn reidli6 Is Geemeilen in
ber Stunoe bstraeen ,piro, biirfte es
aud lli6t pm fremben G1iiien 9leider
alrt iiberiroffen iperoen. Bon Der Glst=
trisitat III ein moglidh umfaiienoes
Gebra11 gemadt lie -bient Der Snnsl=
beleu6tllns unO belorst Die glettro=
notpren, tuelde gum gepegen Der Ge=
fdiibtbiirme, Der @eidobbebemaidinen,
Der 9ootbiBporrihtunsen unb berslei=
den an beri6ieoenen punften aufae-
ftellt fino. 9ie Maiien unteri6eioen
fi6 i'm @sientliden oaDur6, oab Die
MarIe nieoriger liegen als Die Sdorn=
ftein6finunsen. Gaburb miro bic big.
berige &au9belditi9uns Der in Den
Warien tbdtisen &anpniere peientlid,
einsei6rdntt ooer sdnali9 beieitiet.
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Gn9liI@e Sbeater unb M u.
1ie 9alls. Giner fiir3lih bonn Some
Stfiee" perafientlidten 6tatifif au-
-tolae, adblt man beute in 2onbon $50
Sbeater uno ionftise Sdaubiibnen.
inter oenen lid allein As Wuiifballen
boberen Genres befinben. Giefe ber-
ltbleoentn @ersniieungsetabliiiement
ieben Mbenb fir 9heno mehr ais 500
900 gefuder in ib,en Mausrn. Non
DER geFeierten 9iba uno bem erlten
eb1rofterbariieller an Bis berab sum
'el9eloencn Sampenanaiinoer unb Qo=
5enl6lieber bei6dftisen lie permanent
I'm 9eer non l50,00 Yerlonen. 0jona
lb9eieben tum ariltallpalaIf uno ber
albert-Salle belaufen lid bic in fiiniile=
ridden llnternebmunsen anseIeateu
GaMtalien auf cine balbe Wiilliaroe
Suloen. SIN @ansen finn in DEN Der.
finigtep Goni9reiden BON Gnalano.
Sdottlano uno Srianb 5000 ben Wus
len sereibte aunittempel porbanoen.
Sie gewdbren nt6t tpeniser OILS $780,
600 Meni9en ben 9ebensunterbolt.
allabenoli6 finben ii8 !, ,250, 600 3u-
Aauer in oieien gabnenbdufern elm.
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Sefn1rlpEes a1,,lper.

Sd9er: .9bren sic, mein lieber
ga6iennlader, BON ben lebten patro=
men, bic Sic mir aneefertist baben, ilf
aud nidt einmal cine lossegangen y
9ii9ienma9er (bas pulperpadet
na6iudeno): sGrusittrtenl 9a bab'
t9 mabrideinli6 ipieoer nit oera Der-
oammte 9ur3Ii6tisteit mein S6nupf-
tabat beruiidt 9 'babt !"
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6toankenfplitter

Gs gibt seute, Die iid gselt uno Wsenfdeu.
lsben iosniagen nur ans ber 6rembenloge be.
trndien
User iia eire Gsfabr redt ausinalt perqr5.
Bert ile, iper ihr rubi9 in's sluse ifaut, mir.
oigt fis, iper ir flirdltlos entgegentritt iiber.
tpiu6et iis
slm btteriien aenien bic pom 9ebeu 81.
fdl oil leiiier SiiBe ben Magen peroorbsn
boben.
Sn gsliehenen Ganipuseu fabren bic eeuts
ftolaer ais in etaeueu.
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GefaIfrIirtr.

.9lein, lieber 5reuno, tpenn i'd g
mod einmal gu tbun bdtte, cine Merstin
beiraibete i'd nimmer iuieber p. .Mes=
bal6 oenn nidt, in manher ge3iebung
III bas bod wobl angenebn; man ipart
Geio $50 Meinit 9u2 Mad es
nadi gBir iuollen uns NAL tuieber
ipre6en. iuenn fi6 Geine Grau aud
breinlal I'M SATIRE Die tbeueriten 8dber
ieIblt beriAreibt z
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Su tsureus Sanie

tpollt Sbr uur bas reinite Bier sebrans
den. 9ie 9fubeuier 8ui4 8remins
llIipeiatiou itellt ibre peridiebenen
8iere uur aus Mal5 unb 6spfen ber;
lie finb baber surdaus reia, ba feiaerlei
SalI9uns pprseupmmen ipiro.
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Cine farGe 2Sejr.

8srihelOisen Sie Sbren &0rper aeaen
&rantbeit oard) ben @ebrauA BON
1utt'S pillsn, ein iets iiaerss S,eilmt.
tet sesen &opiidmer3en, Dpspeplis Mas
Iaria, 8sritopfuns uno ole bamit Der.
wan0ten 2eibsn.
"Das GrifbraS oes 1tbfns!'
Or. Entt! Sbrs 2eberpillsn iinb Oas
Erisbrao bes 2ebeuS. Sd peroe BEN
3ufaa ftets bsnfbar iein, Der mid ois'
itlben iennen lernsn lisB. 8. 6airleisb,
ylatte Cannon, @ol.
Gmtt's 2eber Ytueis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-07
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