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The Magnolia gazette., 1899-10-18
TRIANGLE CONTROVERSY

Editor Gazette: The triangular
controversy between Memo and
Elds. Schiiling and SCARBOROUGH
draws its weary length along IL
was hoped that after Memo first
fired his gun az rGnlom, ana thc
response showed that bigger
game was in range than was OK
pected, and after Brc. Schillinp
had expressed a desire to use both
ends of his gun OH the "holiness
craze, and Bro. SCARBOROUGH
had turned loose his l3-inch Gun.
and had Memo "hopping around
like chicken with its head cut
Off and "dabhing around, " say
that, after an this, we we're In
hopes that the old boy had enough
of it. Bro. Schilling has written
his final reply.
Bro. Scarborough 8 last reply
does not exhibit the spirit lof a
disciple Of Him WHO, when ha was
reyiled, reviled not again. After
getting off his cat, dog and fox
story, he has this to say in refer.
ence to Memo: Thus, in a mad
tit, with mud on his horns and
business in his eyes, he paws up
the earth and organizes a new
church Of which he becomes the
head Of the corner. | think
Bro. Scarborough viii regret hav-
ing made use of this comparison.
after he has hadlime to reflect. ItI
does not sound Ike a calm, CO...
servative Christian minister, such
as | have always taken Bro. Scar
| orc igh to be.
Br'. $ ,arborough evidently re-
fers T. the organization Of the 1st
ST. eet Bapti t church, which he
charges Memo with organizing.
Now 81 Scarborough knows
thai Memo was not member for
several years after it was organ
lied, and as fer his being the
head Of the cofner' Bro. Scar
borough know, his membership Is
not there now. And in this con-
nection, | have heard Bro. Scar
borough comment unfavorably on
the action Of the church which
caused the split. Bro. Scarbor-
ough is very much down on
"splitters. = Well, we have had
some noted splitters. Christ was
q splitter and an organizer Of new
things. George Washington also
was splitter, but l do not think
Bro. Scarborough will object to
the organization that they set up
even if they did become the head
of the corner.
Now / do not think Bro. Scar
borough did any great wrong in
running for state senator. Had
| been in his district would have
voted for him. / give him credit
for other motives for prompting
him to stand for election besides
the loaves and fishes, and was
sorry he was defeated.
Now in conclusion, Bro. Editor,
should Bro. Scarborough come at
me with mud on his horns and
mud in his eyes, / will follow the
example OF MS cat and ''dart up
tree, where / know he can't
get at me.
w. S, TATE.
The Magnolia gazette., 1899-10-18

Probably no play has stood the
test of years as has Fanchon,
The Cricket, a dramatization Of
George Sands story. n i pure
in tone and moral and has been
one Of Miss Holman's greatest
successes. The young people
taking part in the play have been
carefully selected and are well
suited to their respective parts.
Remember the date Friday,
October Goth.
The Magnolia gazette., 1899-10-18
LETTER LIST.

List Of letters remaining in the
post office at Magnolia, Miss.,
Oct. 18, 1850.
0. Chidester, John Davis,
Missia CHM, Mrs. Malinda Hull,
Millie A. Lundy, Ellar Magee,
j. M. McGraw, N. b. Newman,
Annie Young, Winnie Zackry.
s. X. TRAyIs, r. NJ.
The Magnolia gazette., 1899-10-18

sippi and Louisiana 70 scttlo, but
they viii not come any more, rs
long as this foolish racket Is kept
up of getting scared TT shudoWs,
or a few dead people that die
from old age OF other natural
causes. The small amount OF
fever and small death rate that
has been in thcte two statos for
the past three years, twenty Eve
years ago tho old doctors called
II dangue fever but,he last three
years almost all fevcra navo been
called yellow fever excepting in
the small towns and il ,i.c statc
of Texas. At Houston aud Gall
weston they call ID dangue fever,
and II causes no alarm, but in
New Orleans ana Jackson, Miss,
they call it yellow fever. Other
towns have 70 quarantine against
them on that account, this Ia the
cause Of Galveston and Houston
getting SO large o trade from the
west, that would otherwise pass
through this country, 50 We don't
only lose emigrunts from the
southern states, bat also lose the
vast trade Of thu west, and where
our forefathers built up pros
porous and happy conntry for
their children they throw away
their opportunities with fear Of
these little sicknesses that our
fathers and mothers oyercame
like noble men and women should
do.
The remedy IS with the medical
fraternity. All they have to do
is To. follow the example Of tho
Galveston doctors. Three years
ago. when DR.. Guiteras went to
Galveston as a yellow fever ex-
pert, and told thom they had
three cases Of yellow fever in
their city, they told him IL was
not go, and they would not have
the yellow fever, and they have
Kept clear OF IL every year since
that time; and the experience Of
these two states, with 50 small an
amount of fever, goes to prove
eonclusively thai the Galveston
doctors are right, and all the fe-
yers for the past three years
have been nothing more than
malignant fevers that all tho
southern states have always been
subject to, and most all Of them
are masters Of the situation.
Louisiana and Mississippi can DO
IL they viii stop using the two
simple words yellow fever, and
call our feyers by their proper
nam9s, dangue or bilious lever.
The small amount OF fever every
year proves these facts. Dangue
fever is contagious, but not dan
gerous, unless they are made to
believe that they have the yellow
fever. Then they become alarm
ed, and are apt to die. Hoping
our leading doctors may follow
the example Of sister states, so
we can build up and prosper as
in former years, may the medical
fraternity or our Legislators come
to the states relief before the
wreck gets any worse.
Respectfully,
OLD CONFEDERATE.
The Magnolia gazette., 1899-10-18

LosT-One Brown Mare Mule,
about IA 1-2 hands high, about
6years old. Return TO McComb
City Ice Factory, and receive re-
ward.
The Magnolia gazette., 1899-10-18

Can you shoot? Then buy
good double barrel gun for S7.50
at Ford 's.
The Magnolia gazette., 1899-10-18

For Childrens, Misses and La
dies union suits, go to Ford's.
The Magnolia gazette., 1899-10-18

Foster Kid Gloves, 81 a pair at
Ford's.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-22
He Pooled the surgeors.

All doctors told Renick Hamilton,
of West Jefferson, Ohio, after suffer
ing Is months from rectal Fistula, he
would die unless a costly operation
was performed; but he cured him self
with five boxes of Bucklen's Arnica
SalvE. the surest pile cure on earth,
and the best salve in the world. %
cents box. Sold by Hartz & Ulle-
meyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-22
Smiths New Book.

Thomas f. Smith, of this city, who
recently sold his book. Political
Truth, " to the Editor Publishing COM
pany, of Franklin, Ohio, will have a
new book on the market next week.
1t will be political novel, entitled
The Wizard of Conlin.''
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-22
GOES TO MISSOURI,
Rock Island Road Transfers
Agent J. c. Pugh to
ST. Joe.
NEW POSITION Is A PROMOTION.
St. Joe

VIII Leave the City the Present Week, to
he Followed In About a Month by His
FamiIy-Has Been CompaDy's Freight
Representative Here Two Years-Charles
McHugh Now With Monon.
James G. Pugh, local freight agent
for the Rock Island road, has been
transferred to St. Joseph, Mo-, where
he will serve the company in similar
capacity, but where the duties are
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-22
CITY CHAT.

Stoves at Hynes'.
Poultry at Schroeder's.
Golf goods at SPencer's.
Bntterine at Schroeder's.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
Game at Harms restaurant.
For insurance, E. j. Burns.
Game at Harms restaurant.
For real estate, E. j. Burns.
Game at Harms restaurant.
Anniversary shoe sale at Dollys'.
Patee Crest bicycles at Spencer's.
Telephone 44s3. f. f. Mangold.
List your property with Reidy Bros.
Phone Huesing for A. b. c. beer.
All kinds of pork cuts at Schroe'
der's.
Children's red shoes can be bought
at Adams.
Special prices on poultry at Schroe,
der 5 this week.
Wire sink strainers 10 cents at
Young & McCombs'.
Get prices on poultry this week at
Schroeder's market.
Bronze stove filters cents at
Young " McCombs'.
Choice creamery butter % cents a
pound at S. j. Apples.
Family groups for Christmas pres
ents at Smiths studio.
Look in at Adams windows for the
seasons styles in footwear.
Enameline stove polish cents a
box at Young X McCombs'
6-quart granite iron sauce pans rs
cents at Young x McCom BIS.
Granite iron range tea kettle IS
cents at Young X McCOmbs'.
Dance ut Turner hall every Friday
evening. Admission % cents.
Two-quart ganite iron sauce pans
- cents At Young Il McCombs.'
Three-qusrt granite iron tea pots
% cents, at Young X McCombs'.
The Wonan's Relief corps holds a
campfire at Memorial hall tonight.
Wait for Adams ad. in Fridays is
sue. Something startling and true.
Parents who have so kindly waited
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-22
Free Christmas Presents.

From Dec. to Jan. we will have
beautiful line of dolls. albums, work
boxes. celluloid and porcelain ware at
our office to exchange for any of our
soap wrappers. If you are not saving
the wrappers commence at once.
WARNoCK & RAISToN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-22

greater and the OPP
portunities larger
for the display of
business energy,
the change being
in the line of a
promotion for Mr..
Pugh. He was sent
by the company 10
Rock Island two
years ago fro IN
Stuart, Iowa, and
~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-22
Thanksgiving Football.

Reserve tickets to Iowa-Illinois
football game now on sale at Bleuer's
Jewelry store on Second avenue at 81
each. Sale closes Saturday, Nov. 25.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-22

dence here has made many friends fol
the road, all of whom will regret tC
know that he is to leave the city.
Mr.. Pugh was checked oEt yester-
day and will probably leave for st.
Joe the latter part of the week. His
family will not follow for about a
month. Mr.. Pugh's successor has not
yet been named.
McHugh with the MonOn.
Charles McHugh. an old Rock Island
boy, who for the past several years
has been employed by the Hannibal *
St. Joe road at BroOktield. Mo, as
trainmaster's clerk and operator, has
resigned to accept a more responsible
and lucrative position with the Monon
route. for which he becomes train dis
patcher at Bloomington. Ind. Charley
was formerly connected with the Pos
tai Telegraph company's Rock Island
office. He is a hustler and will make
his way in the world if given any kind
of show.
l.. w. Berry. division superintend-
ent, and j. o. Thorn, superintendent of
bridges and buildings of the Burling-
ton, were in the city yesterday.
Travelling Freight Agents q. F.
Moore and Henry Schearer, of the
Michigan Central. were Rock Island
business callers yesterday. -
Robert Law, travelling auditor of
the c., b. & O., is in the city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-22
The Weather We May Have.

Threatening weather. with showers
tonight and thursday.
Today's temperature, so.
J. II. SHERIER, Observer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-04-27
8eraubte oas Grab.

Cine benterfensmertbe 9batia6e, mel.
9e Scr. Sobn Ofiber bon 8bilaoelpbia
an ii9 ielbit erfebte, tpirb BON ibm in
folsenber @eiie seldiloert: ,S9 befanb
mid in einem gang entiebli9en 3ultanbe.
Meine 9aut mar faft gels, meine slusen
tparen einselunfen, tlteine 3unse bid Be-
lest, i6 bate fortiuabreno @dmer3en
I'M &iiden unb in ben Geiten, i1 bate
feind1 Ippetit unb perfiel ii9tli9 BON
Gag gu Sag. 9rei slerste batten MIDI
auf9eseben. @ladli9er @eiie rietb
mir ein Sreunb, einmal einen Geriu6
nit benz electric Bitters" su MAIDEN,
81 meiner sroBen 6reube nnb meinem
gritannen er5ielte bereits Die erite 5la.
i9c cine entidieoene 8eliernns. SD
iebte ben @ebrau9 brei @o6en lang
fort uno iebt bin id elm gelunber Mann.
SD tpeiB, bas 8itters bat mein 2ebsn
serettet unb bas Grab I'M elm :peiteres
Spfer beraubt. geiemanb ipllte perIGuz
men, bieies Dtittel 5u benuben. SOUR
so Gents Die 5lal6e in Der Npotbefe BON
S. &alteper & Son.
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II W - " t'tNH ~ TNTUFlNt
leH, biumsaa ll,ie iaaenb in 8
sr eu.
me ieis ser miro ID 10
Btlen1 PAUL brauM 4ss esfilber:

iuuDu5SH HltVt.
8as NOR 2ertbolos ettpas unpiri9e
Stinnte.
sic fprang eri6roden auf.
y9ier, nimm mir ab, &inb." Gr
irei6te ibr, mas er an @erdtbf6aften
int Sofe eebrau6t. Sic faBte pilli9,
aber riibreno fali6 81. Ger 5iemlid
i6tpere 9olsfiibel fiel babel auf lire
SiiBe. paul6en i6rie mitleioig fir iie
auf. Sic ber5os nun bas 0eii6t ein
tperlig unb oann la9te lie.
u8e6t 10; iolb' eebr9elo muB luitig
ge3ablt tuerben, lo6te 9eutbolo, vtpirit
babel i6On sei6ifter peroen.
n8ater, lei gut 5u mir, bat fie leue,
BON elmer aufquellenben 6ur6tempfin=
bung bor Dem Spdter erfabt.
@r ia6 iie aufri6tis perpunoert
an.
uga, Glie, i6 babe jult bas Gegen=
tbeil ni6t por." Gr tpies nit ben
gusen mad 9lnton 9eier bin. v9eie
gefdllt 9ir Der oa?" "Afragte er balblaut
unb unpermittelt.
9as Slut I6ob in i6re bellen 98an=
gen; es lag etiuas in Der Sraee, mas
ibr Snneres beftis erregte.
o@ar ni9t!" betonte Tie nit berd6t=
li6 5ufenben 2ippen.
y@ut, meinte ct fur3ta6eno unb
unbeiprst, n6uno uno Gab tpie }riiber
-oas 9ibt einnal Elm perliebtes laar.
llebrieens iein @etDue nit 8ertruo
1T inn ni6t libel gu ne6men-ein bib
i6er Sunse prpbirt eben feline Ma6t
bH jeber.~
Gr i6ritt gu Dem jungcn Ntanne
biuiiber, obne Die falt angitbolle @e=
berbe gu isben, nit wel6er glie i'm Su=
riifbalten iuDllte, Inn i'm gu bitten,
ibr ausenblifli6 cine glusipra6e gu
90nnen.
Sic fiiblte ii6 beoriidt uno ent=
putbist. sic nabm bas aino an Der
Sanb uno lief nit i6m in ben 8arte1,
inifinftib bor Der geabri6sinli6feit
fliebenb, baB Der 8ater ibr ionIt ben
beiprO9enen @ait sufiibre.
Ser fleine 9aul baute mortlos Safer
wohnun9en in &ies, er ftorte feline
na6oenfliGe, idpeiefame 3ante ni6t.
Sbr Ser5 mar poll tuioeritreitenber
@mpfinbltn9en. Se6niu6t mad Dem
@tliebten, nab oem bisberisen 9eben
erfilllte lie uno Gur6t bor ben @er-
bdltniiien bes elterli6en Sauies, bencl
lie lid fremo uno frember tiiblte.
8as mar 9eraoe feline StimmllnQ,
bic oreilte 8ertrauli9feit Qlnton @eier:
entge9en gu nebmen.
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9amienS 8unaeu

fDnnten oem @nt5iden nidt 9lusotud
uerleiben, tpel6es Nnnie s. Gprinser,
1875 9otuarb Street, 8bilabelpbia,
SenniDlpanien, empfanb, als iie setuabr
tuuroe, baB Or. &inss Neue gntbeduns
fir Sdminbiu6t iie p6llis sebeilt bate
bon einem i9mer5enben SuIten, Der iie
Sabre lang furdtbar sequdlt bate.
Ille anberen Mittel unb' sabfrei1e
Ger5te permodten ibr nidt gu belfen,
aber iie ia9t BON bieiem berrli6en Mitz
tel: ,,es entfernte bnlb ben S9mera
aus meiner 8rult unb i'd fam iebt feit
l6lafen, etiuas, iuorauf id mid faum
nod beiinnen fam, baB id es friiber se=
fonnt babe. Sd babe bas @efiibf, als
miiBte id bas Sob bieles Mtittels laut
in alle @elt binaus berfiinben." gbenio
tuirb es Seoermann erseben, tuel9er
Or. Sings yeeue @ntbedung periu1t
fir 8ei6uerben bes 6alies, Der 8rult
nno Der 2unse. IreiS so Gents unb
$1.0o. 8rubeflaiden frei in Der g(po-
tbefe BON S. &alteper & Con. Sebe
6laide tpirb sarantirt.
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Saratmmtb's ''KOH-I-NOOR"
Sle,ttift hdlt ldnser on aIs 3 an,
here. Wfan felle cine Brobe an.
1ages Weut8teiteu
: n | q II b.

Ius Waibingtou tpiro berF9ert,
baB mon i'm 3riessminilterium nit BEN
pIane umgebe, Elm neues rOeparie.
ment BON SerasA au or9aniRren, an
beKen 5pibe Der @eneraI Wbeeler ee.
felt uerben ioa.
= Na1 benz Beri9te bes General
Dts an bas &risssminiterium In
Waibington beliefen R6 bic amerifani:
f9en Berluife In ben Rdmpfen bes 26.
Nprll auf 13 Sobte unb 81 0srnun.
bette. uuter ben Nermunteten befinben
f6 Maior Eager bonn Nebrasta, Resis
ment, MaiOr Dusgan bonn Soma 3e.
giment uub 9ieut. 2uenan' bonn Ne'
brasta 8seiment. 9ebterer III burd
bur1 elm eduB ins Nuge idmer b,rltBt.
Nuf NnDrbuuug be8 @eneralgou.
DernelrS @eneral BroDta In 6opano
III i,Bt bas fur bic Ser. Siaatsn gel.
ienne @iamanoerunssbtrbDt fur bic
@bineFsa aud auf bic Snisl Cuba aua
gebebnt wOshen. Man mirb aud Der.
iuden. Der Mafeaeinwauberuug Don
Regern aus Gau Domingo. 6apti unb
Samaica nod bem 6ali6eR 5beils Der
JnieI giubalt au sebittsn.
= Der 8erift bsS Wabt 'i9en
5leifdseridtes umfabt 5000 nit Der
@dreibmafdine bsf6rieberer Ssitsn.
&r entbdII bic Iusfagen bon etDa 200
3eusen.
= Capt. @osbian bonn vRaleisb"
bat for ieine tattIoie 8auteitrebe einen
formellen &hfel erbalten. Ct bebdlt
febp9 bas Commando tiber ben areu.
ger n&aleisb1, uub smar aud mdb.
renb bes 8eiu9es bes prdRbenten
Wnainlep.
Der Sransportbamtfer .3elans
bia", uelder 6an Grancisco am %.
Wdrs perlafen bate, III iebt nit meb'
reren @ompaanien bes 3. Snfunteriez
&esimentes unb elmer grDBen Wenee
bon Borrdtben nod elmer eIhfli1en
&eife Obne 3miidenfdus in Manila
eineetroffen. 9ie 3ruppen baben elm
2ugsr an Der mafier. Gront beaogen.
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@in fnrdatbarer Srrthum

psruria6t oft i6redli6e 8ranbiulmOeu,
S6nitte oOer iouitise 8erlebunsen.
8udlens g(rnica Salbe, Die bele in Der
8elt, itiGt iofort ben Sbmer5 uno beilt
i6nell. sic beilt alle stusi6ldse,
S6iudren, 5ledten uno freiienben
@unben. Sic 1T bas bette Sdmpr>
rboibensMittel, bas es siebt. gtur 25
Gents Die S6adtel uno Die Seilun9
wiro earautirt gu baben in Der 9lpo=
tbete BON s. .8alteDer & Son.
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= Sa atlantic @itp. New sSetiep,
II iebt bic .SpeeialeommiiROn fur
Wdbruugas uub Mhu3seisfgebung~
auiammengetreten. melhe BON benz re-.
pubIitanif@en Reprdfsntantenbaus.
caucus ernannt tporben mar. 6am.
lep bon Seras III bas einaiee abueIenbe
Wtitelieb. Waa bofft, I'm 2aufe elmer
Wode eine Bin aus1uarbeiten, Bic benz
addfsn @ongreB porselest tperben
fam.
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seuer bamu,eruoe ssopfld, mera

iuir6 Sic balo Oerlaiien, ipenn Sic 9r,
Sings ugaeiu Site 8iIs" benuben.
9aulenbe bon 2eibenben haben Die 8pr>
trefflidfeit bieies @ittels sesen aopf=
i6nler5 uno Misrdne beitdtist. Sic
reinisen bag 8lut. frditisen Die gaerpen
unb bauen Die @eiunobeit aui. sic
iinb leidt gu nebmen. Man periu6s iie.
gur rs Gents. 9as @elb iuiro slls
riidseseben, iuenn feline 6ei1uns erfolst.
3u baben in Der gpotbefe BON S. Salt
eDer & Con.
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81 fumf
Q. u. 4 u. y. Nabm.
Mbfahrt.

Nad @alpeiton, SoufOn unb gueri
td9lib ..............9:OO Bprm.
gsa6 Corpus gbriiti, Granfas Na6 unt
8eepiIe tdsli9 .......1 LOO Na1m,
Na9 &errpille tdslid, aussenommeu
Sonnabenos u.5Onntass j 8 :45Na9m
ytad &errpille, Sonntass. 8 80 Born
Na6&errnine. .Gonnabenbs A :3Ogta1m
Nnfunft
Bon @alpefon, SOufton unb guerl
td9ltb .............7:00 NbeHba
Won Corpus gbrifti, Nranias BaB uni
Beeoille tdalid .......2:5O Na1m
Gon &errpilIe tdsli9, aussenommer
Sonntass bMontass 10 :458orm
Bon &erruille, Sonntass .6 80 Gbenbs
@on &erroille, Wontass. .9:25 8orm
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- Ger 8ransportbampfer .ebert.
banS III am Sounertag friib BON Maa.
Milo nod San Graueiseo absebampft.
an gorb befinbet fiG Wlrs. Stoben.
burg, pel6s bic 2eide ibres aefauenen
8atten mad Der 6eimath brinat. slu
Borb bes .Sberiban" befiubeu fitt aud
mebrere Offi3ier Gamilien, beneu ber
Mnfenibalt tn Manila auf bic Dauer
nidt bebagt.
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Eputbern NaeiFc 8aba.
Nbf q hrf

UT
Rad Stem Orleans, 9ouitpn unb @al,
peiton tdsli6 1910 Mittass uni
$50 Nbenbs,. ..................
Nad eagle HaB, Merico &c. IL 8orm,
ytab @alifornien ...... a AS Na1m
Nnfunft.
Bon Stem Orleans, 9ouiton unb Sal
beton td9li9 7:25 Borm. anb 4 ::25
gta6m. Observation-Disclosures.
Bon galifornien &C.. IL 80 @orm.
Bon @asle 8aB unb Merico 700
Nben0S. ................
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GiienbaDn Tabr Ylan.
5. 6 o. u. Saba.
Wbf hrt.

Nad ct. Souls bia Sron Mounta,n
ober M. e. & E.....12:3O gea6m.
gea9 ct. Souls oia Sron Mountain
GDute 80 Nbenba.
9eab Searue tasli6 ....5 100 Moreens.
Na6 2arebo. 1000 Born.
Nnfunft.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & ar.
St. & Z. $3.50 Born,
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M.
&. q Z. 2............. 1855 ga6m.
Bon Searne tdgli6.. ..1O:2O Mbenbs.
WDn 2arebo. ...........12:25 NaMm.
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- Man i6reibt aus Baris: Die
Diolinfpielerin 2eonora Sadfon bon
@bieaso, ber i'm Sabre 1897 bas Men'
beIiDbn'S Stipenbium In Berlin berlieben
tuurbe, trat tn ben, Iebten golonue'
aonaert als 6plifin auf. Sic fpielte
8rabmS' .2onsertS unb errang einen
ungem6bnll1en grfpIg.
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vi fam balbrai6 bur6 Die @dnes
9ei6ltnOert uno tbdt, ols fdme i6m oos
bilbide Bib inter Dem lprpiisnben
9lpfelbaum unpermltGet 3u ejelibt.
(TDrtiebun9 folgt)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-04-27

- Sn Berlin iii i'm 81. 2ebensiabre
ber berhbmte Geograpb uEb 3arto'
grapb profefor Or. 9einri6 aiepsrt
mad aubertbalbidbrigem 2eibeu se'
ftorben.
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aus 5amilien giaen fino bie beHen.
W}oa id,reibt ous Berlin. Su 4

: Wan fdreibt aus Berlin: Sn Der
Grage beS Granen'6tubium8 III Der
beuti9e 8unbesraib nod langem 80.
germ su einem 8efdluB seIanst. 6ier.
mad f6unen auf ben beuti9en uniper>
1tdten Stubentinneu gum Stubium Der
Webbin ober allsemeinen 6eiItunbe
unb Der 3abn5eiItunte 3uselaRen toer,
hen
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gumiet 2imiteo.
q bfaArt

u bfabrt.
9ia6 galifOrnien, Sreitass $3.50 Mors.
gta6 Seem Orleans, 9ienitas uno Srei=
tos. .2.20 Na6m.
Mnfunft.
Son gafiiornien, 9ienitag unb Grei=
tag. ..3.15 Morgens.
Bon seeiu Orleans, Gienitas uno Greiz
tag. .............. 200 Nabm.
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- Raifir'@orn samen 100 pfunb
fur 80 Gents. eiefert beRsrss 6eu uub
siebt mebr Buibel bro Nder aIs aube,
res Corn. Mon i6reibe on Ober ipredbs
hcr bel Der Guniet S9opo 60 San
Nntonio. 9eras.
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Cine ertdltuus, meIGe Rd in
ben @liebern feiiiebt, ma9t bieieIbeu
i4mer3baft unb fieif. ct. Satobs.
Del mdrmt unb iidrtt bic Mustelu unb
beieitiot bic etsifbeit In elmer Nad)t,
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= Sm Obsr.Rhsiu' unb Nsdar.@e,
biete broben idpere ueberidpemmun.
gen. Bsibe Glhfis Rnb i'm rapibsn
6teiesu bsgrihen.
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". 8. 4 Z. Babn.

Ra6 @aco, Sort Bortb, Dallas, Ran.
ias gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago tds.
LID 5 100 Morsens unb $3.50 Gbenba.
Nnfunft.
Bon Chicago, ct. Souls, 8anlas gitp,
Dallas. Jlrt @ortb unb @aco, tdss
lid 8 80 8orm. unb 10 30 Mbenbs,
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alle, pelde ibren Rbeumotismus
los5uwerben uaniden, iollten cine
GIai9e Gimer ano Q(memb's Neaebt
Wp. 1851 probiren. 6. s..
9 d m ibt, 6cufion, Seras. Igent.
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QoIfir.@oru eon,sr ,oo MS,

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