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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-02-08
Legal Notices.
%. NJ. Smith, Attorney
Order to Hear Petition for Conycyf

o.. VI. Smith, Attorney
Order to Hear Petition for Conveyance
state Of Wisconsin. Iowa County Court, In
Probate
In the matter Of the estate Of Isaac Tam.
blyn, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of James
=. Miller. by !. VI. Smith, his attorney. repre-
scutng that said Isaac Tamplyn, deceased in
his lifetime 10y his contract in writing agreed
10 sell and convey 10 John +, Miller, the father
of !. 5, Miller, the petitioner certain real es-
conditions therein stated, that he has fully
performed said conditions and paid the pur-
chase money for said real estate and is now
entitled TO a conveyance thereof; and praying
that the administrators of the estate of the
said Isaac Tumblyp, deceased, be authorized
and directed To convey the same 10 him, or the
person or persons entitled 20 said deed
Ii Is ordered, That said petition be heard ut
a regular term of said county court, 10 be held
in aud for said county, at the court house in
the city of DOdgeville on the first Tuesday,
being the 9Th day. of March, \. d, 1900, at 10
O'Clock o. m.
IL is further ordered, That notice of the pen.
deucy of such petition and of the time and
place of hearing the same, he published at
least three successive weeks before the day
fixed for such hearing by publishing this order
in the Mineral Point Tribune, a weekly news
paper published at the city of Mineral Point,
iu said county. and that the last publication he
not more than ten days before the day so fixed.
Dated this 9Th day of February A. p. 1900.
By the Court,
Gw8 ALpKo jerks, County Judge.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-02-08
News of Most Worth.

Since Herbert Spencer wrote his
cpoch.making inquiry into what
knowledge is of most WORTH many
people, who recognize that the news
paper Is the greatest modern agent
of education, have been inquiripg
What news is Of most worth?''
Those who have read the Chicago
Times Herald know that it has solv-
we'd the problem in practical way,
and therefore use it as their standard
of newspaper success. IT you viii be
led by their experience you can Sc
cure the paper through your news
dealer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-02-08

NOTHING but regret il felt in
Washington for the cowardly shoot
ing Of Gocbel in Kentucky, but those
familiar with the plans of those who
were contemplating the theft Of the
governorship of that state had been
expecting blooasbed. There is moth
ing ia the situation calling for any
interference, aud neither the Presi-
dent nor Secretary Root has any idea
that there will be. It is absolutely
certain that no Federal troops will
be sent into the state, unless asked
for by the proper authorities in ac-
cordanCc with law.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-02-08

THE Senate committee on Puerto
Rico has decided to report favorably
the bill to provide civil government
for that island It is a good bill as
far as it goes, and when it is passed
the Supreme court will have an OPP
portunity to determine which is the
correct theory as to the status of our
new possessions
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-02-08

ton: "If | am shot down by "A Fillpi-
no bullet it might as well come from
one Of my own men, because know
the continuance Of fighting Is due to
reports sent out here from America
These remarks make memorable
epi3ode in the Senate.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-02-08
srEBBINs EFT. AL. ON aNTI-PAss LAW.

The pronounced candidacy of De
Wayne Stebbins for governor of
Wisconsin leads 10 citation Of the
fact that be was the only member Of
the state senate Of 1899 recorded as
voting against the auti-pass bill
While it is to be regretted that so
worthy q man as Senator Stcbhins
could not be convinced that the abo-
lition of official passes was desirable,
credit 10 him. On the contrary, it is
to his credit that be had the moral
courage TO stand by his convictions
against an overwhelming majority.
1t was we'll known at the time the
bill was under consideration that
several senators and members and
state officials slyly cXerted what in
forest they could against it, sought
to defeat it by indirect and coward ~
methods; yet, believing it popular
with the people, dared not openly
oppose it, and had themselves re-
corded with the majority when the
test came, Senator Stebbins may
be more safely trusted TO respect
the law, and give it effect as govern
nor, though he could not see the ne
ccssity for its enactment, than any
of the dcmagogues who would have
smothercd it in the dark, but assum-
ed a frieudliuess for il when they
found it could not be so disposed Of
w, H. b.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-02-08
hTRIUmPH FOR lAFoLlETTE.

Charles Nolan was convicted in
the circuit court at Madison last
week of numbering Thomas Good
near thet city last August The
trial attracted much attention, and
was conducted with great vigor and
ability on both sides Hon. II. NJ.
La Toilette was called TO assist the
district attorney, and had main
charge of the prosecution. The city
papers from day TO day referred to
Mr. LaFollete's work i'm times Of
highest praise. OF his concluding
argument TO the jury the Democrat
says: MIR, LaFollette's address to
the jury was the magnet which drew
a multitude. lie proceeded
with a most remarkable analysis of
Nolau's mind and motives. He
showed q perfect, a finished mastery
of the case ia all it, details; aud as
he went ON the arguments OF the de-
fouse were hurled asideaud destroy
od as the lraiIcst of fabrics. 1t was
mo- deolamatory effort. It was the
strong, olyuu-cut able argument of
auuh'e lawyer w.H.B.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-02-08

THE Madison Journal feels the
force Of the Tribune's comment on
the predetermined appointment Of
Col. Anderson as tax commissioner,
and being unable TO repel it, adopts
the Tactics Of the attorney, who
thought abuse Of opposing counsel
tho best argument for a weak case.
w. II. +.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-02-08
PUBLIC SALE
Shropshire Sheep
Feb. Is, 1900.

Sale will commence at o'clock, on
the Fair Grounds, az Dodgeville, Wis
ON above date. | viii sell my entire
iock Of Shropshire sheep, consisting
of l25 thoroughbred Ewes of various
ages These ewes are bred to first
class Miller, No. PISS, and 9TH
ers equally good Remember, this is
not draft sale, but a closing out sale,
and viii give new beginners an eX-
cellent opportunity for purchasing
foundation stock at low price.
Terms years time at per cent.
lw3% CHARLES COLLARD.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-02-08

THE salt Lake Tribune pictures
the Roberts twins singing, as they
gaze at the figure Of their parent
sprawling homo: "Ha. ha, ha--
that's my pa; kicked out OF wash
ington-toO much ma
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-02-08

The claims cot other cough medi-
ciup~ 10 hras good us Cuambcrlain's
are etyertuauy set at rest in thetol-
lowing testimonial of Mr.. {. u. Glass
gan employee Of Bortlctt Il Dennis Go.
Gardiner, Me He says ~ had kept
adding to % cold and cough iu the
winter of 1897 trying every cough
ngdiclue ! heard uf without perma-
nynt help, until One day ! was In the
drug store of MIR. Houitblu and he
advised mo 10 try Chlmherlaius
Cough Remedy and offered 60 pay
back my money 10 was not cured.
My lung and bronchial tubes were
very sore az this time, but / was COM
ple,ely euycu by this remedy, and
have since Away turned to il when
geta cold, and soon find relief.
also recommends ,omy friends, aud
am glad 10 say il is the best Of all
cough medicines. For sale 1T NJ.
ian's Pharmacy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-02-08

Pension COMMISSIONERS EVANS
thinks that, owing to the many and
often conflicting Judicial aud adj
ministrativo decisions under which
his office now aburs, general rec
vision al the pension laws should be
made by special commissions, lie
says, with regards to complaints
against the administration of his
office, that ten mistakes were uu-
doubtedly made against the govern,
mont TO one against the pensioner.
The recommendation as to the gem
crul revision of the pension laws
scom to be timely, The American
people desire to not only b. Just,
but also very generous to the men
who ri-ked their lives to save the
nation Rat When they contemplate
tho growth of the pension roll, and
at the same time hear the constant
complaints of pensioners, they may
we'll believe that something is wrong
in the system somtwhcrc.-mt
Cocoon,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-02-08
Red Paint In View EnGinnd.

As one drives through the country
towns all over Maine one can hardly
fan 10 notice the frequent old red barn
and oftcntimcs a whole set % farm
buildings painted this conspicuous rol
or. Query was made as fo the reason
therefor. It seems red paint IS cheap
est FAR cheaper than white lead paint,
and SO far as serviceableness goes lasts
as long and sheds the rain as well
Long nay the little red farmhouse
brighten cur Eew England landscapes.
-Rango. Wing and Courier.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-02-08

In all contentious between wit anu
violence prudence and rudeness. learn
Ing and the sword. the strong hahd
took il FIRST, and the strong head pcr
seSsed II last
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-02-08

Children who are troubled with
Worms are pale in the face. fretful
by spells, restless in sleep, have blue
rings around their eyes, bad dreams,
variable appetite and pick the nose.
kin aud eXpeI these parasites.
Price 25cents.- Eastman d Meserole.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-02-08

Soap! Soap!
bars of good laundry soap for 25c
lt Gales Cash Store 30
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ur.r wANrED-FEMALE.

Advertisements under th.
-.,. A., asserted for one cent n word
for cach insertion.
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E.AILEOLDg.
rAfLEoaDs
Baltimore & Ohio
RAILROAD.


ScbefL1e In effect December a 1909.
Leave Washington from station corner Oi New
jersey Avenue and Street.
For Chicago and Northwest. vestibuIed Limited
trains 1873 a. m. sos p. m.. daily.
For Cincinnati. St Louis, and indianapolis.
m, express Iz:05 night. daily.
for pltsburg and Cleveland, 1875 a. m. and
ESQ ard IL 80 =. m, daily
For Columbus. Toledo and Detroit. l2:O5 night.
For winchester and way stations. 's:s5 a. IN
and $40 and $50 p. IN.
For Luray, $40 p. N. daily.
sor Baltimore. week day. y9:s5. 500. $50
KOS. x7:lo. 1880. s:s5. xs:so. nle:Oo a. m.
x5:o5. 1910. 1880. x6:so. $50. 800. xlo:Oo
sn:30. xll :35 p. m Sundays. x2:35. xT:05.
I7:lo. $50. xS:O a IN. xis:o5, 100. lis.
xs:oo. t:SS. x5:o5. x5:lo. $50. xs:0o. Rl0:Oo.
For Annapolis. 7:i0 and s:s5 q m. IBIS and
30 p. m. Sundays, $50 a. m. 4;Ss p N
20. $50 p. m sundays. 300 n. m, las - m
For Hagerstoxn. 1915 a IN and '5:30 p.
For Boyd and way points. week DAYS, s;Sj
:, m. 80. $50. 7:O5 p. m- Sundays. 300 a. m,
s-s5 a. m. 1850. S:oe 4:so. AIS. $50 7:O5
II 70 p m. Sundays, 900 a. m. LIS, i;SS. 7:o5
'o:l5 p. m.
week days s:35 a. m. i;sO. $40 p. IA sundays.
300 n "a. Ills p. m
Royal Blue Line.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
For Baltimore. Philsdephis, New York, Boston
and the East. week days. 7;0o (Dinsr), $50
Sbuhe'i }snsI, loo" 1Diner Rov,I m ~ Gs iDiDfFI
ciusively Pullman Trsin. Dining Car. 5:Oj
Dining Car). s:00 II 30. and s:35 night. (Sleep
ing Car open at 1910 o'elock) Sundays, 7:0j
200 a m. l2:o6 noon. l:l5 Dining Cars. SOD
sos Dining Cars. 500. $780, and 2:35 night
CSlecping Gar open 200 o'ciock).
Psrlor Cars all day trains.
For Atlantic City. 1000 a m, ~ :05 noon, and
i:i5 ane 500 .. N. week days l2:05 noon Sun
lays.
For Cape May week days. 1e:05 and lis p.
Except Sunday. xExpress trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotel
md residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders
eft at ticket Offices. 61s Pennsylssnia ATenus
NV. New York Avenue and 18th Street. ard At
Depot.
T. d. UNDERWOOD d. B. MARTIN.
I'd V. r. ard Gen M,n Mgr "sSs- Trafhr-
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FOR sALE-sToRE AND DwELLING

FOR SALE-Store and dwelling 50 900; only $500
cash and SIS monthly: no interest. W. c..
HALDENAN. III 10Th ST. mhle-st, EN-
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wANTED-BOARDERs

GENTLEMAN in private family. residence mort
west; Southern table; refs. Box 600, this offc
mhl0-3t en-
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FOR SALE-FARNS.

FOR SALE-Chesp. Is acres; new house; a bar
gain; for cash. Address J. +. HOLLIDGE, 10i
sth St ne mhl05t EN-
FOR SALE-5c0 acres on the railroad. station on
the place. about 21z miles from the District
line; 800 acres clear, including a large meadow.
excellent soil and running water IN each field;
this place is well adapted for a stock or dairy
farm has all necessary oUtbUidngS: three tenant
houses and an ice house; improved by a large
double brick mansion; and gTiSt mill adioin-
ing place; price. only $50 per acre Apply to
FOR SALE-S06 acres near Washington Grove
Montgomery county, Nd, the Metropolitan
,ch of the B. & o., go acres clear. balance in
soil in high state of cultivation; improve
consist of an S-rOom dwelling two tenant
-ranery. stable for 30 cattle. COW house
no finest in State, Watered BY wells and
branch -chards OF apples. peaches. and pears;
price sfa = acre; one-fourth cash. bIlance to
suit. ApA % EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. SOC
+ ST. NV mhS-3t
FOR SALE-22O acres on Pa. r. r., at Arundel
Station:>a very desirable farm; 100 acres
clear balance in wood: Groom dwelling. a sum-
mer kitchen. two barns, and other ont buildings
three neyer-failing springs cost the owner 5000
will he sold to quick purchaser for $1,000 Apply
to EDWARD p SCHW ARTZ COO st. nv.
mh5-3t
FOR SALES acres in Forrestville P. @. county.
Md, beautifully situated. in an excellent
neirbborliood convenient to schools, churches
and stores, 45 acres clear, balance in wood; O.
room dwelling surrounded by grove of large trees
good outbuiIdingS, including a new tenant house
assortment of fruit. bargain at 5000. For
SCHWARTZ. COS F st. NV. Washington, ID. c.
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FOR SALE-Chesp. 10 acres; new house; bar
gain; for cash Address J. +. HoLLIDGE. 10
Sth St ne. mhlO-5I.eTH
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BUSINESS CHANCES,

STAND AND PRIVILEGE in popular theatre
clearing $50 per week. expense; lease price,
$50; investigate DUNLAP, 006 + 81 mhl0-3t EN-
NO FAKE, but an absolute bargain. in 4 neat.
well stocked grocery; low rent and good cash
trade. Apply to or address IL. j. ECkIDFF. COS
ST. &c. r mhlG-3t
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MILLINERY -Nsnted good bodyworkers; also ap-
prentice. for fine trade. ASH. l4l5 II 81. nw.
Inhla-st .en
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FOR RENT-FARMS.

OWNER will rent or lease dairy farm nelr city;
7-room dwelling; stable for Il COWS. and other
buildings; plenty Of water. For particulars adj
dress Bon 7, this Office. II
FOR RENT-Farm 50 acres. in cultivation in
Montgomery county, with horses. wagon, and
farming implements; 81. miles from District line,
Address Box 372. this office. mh9-5t. EN-
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NANTED-By man and wife, unfur communi-
eating rooms; bath, I'd floor: l. h. K; sun
cast or south; not over SIS; no smoking; private
family preferred; refs. Address Box &C. City r. o.
mhl0-3t .cm
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" ANTrD- settled woman FOR general Louse"ofh,
near city; call after 10 a. m, l2s4 + 81. nv.
% s,or lt.em
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NANTFD- for general housework; -
nights: bring ref. ll0I +. Cap. ST. lte
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vAVrFD- strong. neat woman for gene.al house
". asl - ~, Item
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-19
Die uubeiteubaren Srieie.

glus Dem Sabresberibte oes Su'
perintenoenten oes MmteS fir nnbe=
Itellbare Yriefe aebt beruor, oaB Die
3obl oerielben i'm leBten Sabre I'M
nabesu 10 8ro5ent erDBer mar, als
i'm uorbergebenoen. Die 8eiammt=
sabl Der eingesangenen unbeitellba=
rem Buitiide betrug Z ,536, 15S. segen
1856, ,983 pdbreno oes porberaeben=
ben Sabres. Die 3abl Der niht
frantirten Yrieie nno Badete betrus
144 ,619 uno Die Der falid aoreilirten
422, ,793. @abesu $1,000 8riefe
traIen elm. tpelhe gar feline Goreiie
batten. Die 3abl Der nift beitell-
baren. an 0otelgdite aorellirten
Briefe betrus 269,624 Die @e-
iantmtsabl Der nift abgebOlten Ta=
dete ieber slrt betriis 1904. Die
3abl Der nab Dem Nuslanoe aorelz
Sirten unb opn bort als unbeitellbar
auriidaeianoten Ypititiide betriig
$50, ,461. Die 3abl Der i'm Imte
aeDffneten VrieIe uno Badete betrug
6,676, DOB, ooer 90 Yrusent mebr als
i'm porbersebenoen Sabre.
gs aingen 50.553 Brieie ein,
pelhe suianmen $44, 140 entbielten;
anoere Briefe entbielten 2ratten,
Wpten, @eloantpeiiunsen II. !. 10. i'm
8etraoe upn 81, 136, Gas. Die
4ahl Der pom Guslanoe eineetroi-
Ienen uno suriidgeianoten unbeitells
barren 0rieie betrug 606.4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-19
Mie lit AicSi

gair bieien cnbunoeri Dollars Selobnuns ifr is.
ben fyall non Raiarrb, Der nidbt oart einnebmen
Don 6all's Raiarrh= aur oebeit weroeH lam
4. J. ebeusn & 60, Gissnth., aeleoo, Z:
9sir, bic llnicr,eihneten. baben g. g. ebensp leit
ben leBien Is Sahren e,iannt uno haltsn itn fhr
poIlfemmsu sbrrnbait in alien eieihdits sbanoluu=
aen uno fnaujleli beiabiat, ole pom iciner Gtrnia
einecaanaensn STANDARDIZATION ~ erillen.
sscit 5rHaI. @robbanosls= Sreeuiiien, Sos
ieon. Z.
g3dlOina. Rinnan & WParuin. grobbaHs
oslsa 5roeuifea. Soleso. {.
Soall's ) Gaiorrh sRur piro innsrllh senonmen une
iuu.t oirsit aui oas Siut uno bic ihlsimarn Chr
iid6en ees Spitems, 3eusnhs irsi perianoi. greis
75e jar bic Jlaihs. geriauii pOn alien ApOibsiern
0aH's Janiiieu piIIen fno bic beiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-19
Bier QlnSid)anf.

Yrauer, @irtb uno guniument baz
ben SntereHe oaran, baB lib oas 8ier
BON Der belten Seite Seige; am meiz
Iten, oer's trinft. Our Yef6ntmlibz
felt oes 8ieres trdet aber Die slrt uno
@eiie, rlpie es sebalten iuiro"-bas
iIt ppbl Der lanbldufige 9lusorud -
1ebr piel bel.
8pr alien Singen lollte al allen
3api= uno 0ruduorrihtlngen, Die
nit oem 8iere oauerno in 0eriib-
rung fonmen, fein 8lei uertuanOt
iueroen; aub feline bleibaltigen 8um=
mirobre. Die uertpanbten Wtetallez
airunqen iollten in 100 @etpidtstbei=
len nibt mebr als einen @etpihts<
tbeil Blei entbalten. Ton ebenlo
GROCER Beoeutung pie Die 2eitllngs=
rDbren ielblt iino Die sur 8eripenz
ouna fpmmenben 9rudmittel. glls
lplbe tueroen atnOlpbdrilhe 2uft
umb fliiiiiae &oblenidire ueriuanot.
2ebtere peroient in 5olge ibrer Stein.
belt uno als grlab fir etlpa entrpei-
benoe 9pblenidure oeS Bieres ben
8orsua, uno Der Yreis oerielben lit
10 nieorie, baB Die aerin9e Wiebraus-
gabe ourb Die 8ortbeile oes &oblen=
idurebrufes ipeit aufeetuogen tuerz
ben.. Wiro aber 9uft als 9rudmit=
tel benubt, 10 muB oieielbe tpeni9itens
rein Ieiu. &el(erluft 1T nidlt rein.
Sn 9eutiblano muB oesbalb Der
Quftpuirtpe bic Suit aus oem sSreien
unb stpar BON einem Orte aus 5uge.
fiibrt tuerben, iuelber Ieiner Gage
nab cine 8erunreinignng Der 2uft
niht befiirbten liSt. 9as auBere
gnoe oes Hobres muB nit elmer abb
tpdrts seribteten minoeitens B Wteter
-ettua 10 SUB = iiber benz grobD=
ben befinoliben HeinisungSzTorrib'
tuna luftoibt perbunoen iein. Die
Reiniaunas 8urribtung bat am
unteren gnoe elm feines abnebmbares
Sieb uno miib nit eereinieter, ents
fetteter Baumuplle, ). .. 8erbanoss
tpatte, ausgeitupft iein. Die 8aums
noble iit tpenigitens ale iehs @ohen
su erneuern. Der Druid. ipelber
6urh &oblenidure pber Suit ausges
iibt tpiro, bari II sltnoipbdren niht
iiberidreiten. DaB griinblihe &eins
baltune aller 9beile, ipelde NIT benz
Biere in 8eriibruns tommen. piel
nit bem alten Nusieben uno benz
reinen @eibmad oes Bieres 81 tbun
bat, lit alIbefannt. Der 4eitungS=
apparat iit ourb Spiilen NIT beiBer
5tarter Soba' ooer Iebnatronl0lung
unb ausgiebieer geahipiilung nit
reinen talten Waiier leibt rein 81
balten, uno stuar ioll bieie &einis
eung tuDbentlid iuenigltens elm Wtal
purgenomr1en tperoen. DAB Die
Meinieung Der 9rinfgefdBe = Der
Slider unb 9riiee - beionoers bel
syeitlibfeiten slltpeilen mangel<
baIt lit, tpeiB pobl Seoer. 0unoerte
BON @ldlern, Die BON ueribieoenen,
fiher nibt ale geiunoen, Mteniben
benubt tpuroen, iperoen in einem
perbdltniBmdBis tleinen @efdBe se-
reiniet. 9as Waiier gerdtb balo in
einen iolben 3uitano, oaB es beiier
mare. bic 9teiniaung unterbliebe.
Das Bublitum seist nod nidt oas
SntereIie Doer oaS 8eritdnonif fir
Ginribtuneen, bic ben @enuB zines
@laies Bier appetitlib MAIDEN, tpie
aud ben aeiunbbeitliden 5uroerun-
gen Hebnung tragen.
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= Wir balten es fir unn6tbis.
uns mdrmer su fleiben, oa oas
@etter 70 ih0n lit. uno bic Splee
bapon lit, oaB mir unS cine Grtdl=
tilne Der Musteln auaieben, bieiel-
ben iperoen iteif uno ihmer5en iebr.
Mtan iollte fofort ct. Satobs Del
gebrauhen unb man ipir6 iiberraidt
iein. tpie idnea cine iOfortige poll
itdnoige 6eilung eintritt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-19

Sn Berlin bat cine Nmeritane'
rim, Wlrs. Wlulod @ortman, Dor
benz Glpiniiten.glub einen 8urtrag
iiber ibre Reiien i'm Simalapa aes
balten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-19

Nus ct. Betersbure miro per=
iibert, baB bic grtranfung oes
gsaren ibren reeelmd6ieen Berlaui
nebme uno baB fein @runo 81 ern>
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