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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-15
n. a It. @. Time Gard. Bryan
LOCAL NEWS.

Clean up the town.
Band concert tonight.
Keep the alleys clean.
y. clean town means hcalthful
sSti
Siacey keeps next door TO Hort
-. 1914
r. l.. Loughridge has gone 70
YRockdalc.
Capt. h. r. Boyle has returned
from Marlin.
Mr.. Sutherland returned to Mar
lin yesterday.
Mrs Ernest Adams returned "a
Taylor yesterday.
John Cavitt was here from
Wheelock yesterday.
DR.. A. G. Gillespie Of College went
To Dallas yesterday.
Bob, Kirk and Jim Harrison have
returned 20 Brennan.
Pure Scupernong winc-it cannot
be- eXcelled-Taylor a Cox. l57
Miss Vcrna Reed ~ Calvert, is
visiting hiss Maude Nicol.
one hundred bolts valencien lnccs
just received at Norwood's. ldD
Help the town along by voting for
Hhe street improvement bond issue.
Chas. y. Williamson and little
daughter went 10 Navasota ycster-
day.
Mrs. J. u. Irons home place IN
Bryan for rent Apply to Tyler Has
Well. 1888
Capt Asa Searcy and Joe Rasco
were here from Madison county yes
terday.
Miss Ethel Gates Of sherman h
visiting Mis-, Bertha Boyctt OF col
neg, station -
Mis- Ji.to Bukett rotuhk't IL
HousoIA.teri,y after visiting
sscIonnico'
Miss Pannie Loyery returned "a
Nwv7nota yesterday after visiting
Miss Mamie Kcrnoe.
Mis-, Maud Nicol pleasantly enter
tanned a few friends ~ her home
Wednesday evening
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n.anl.Illon for ra,Ier Refu.ed.

indianapolis. June l4.-Gov. Mount
has issued statement Of his reasons for
declining 70 honor n requisition from
Governor Beckham Of Kentucky for the
return 10 that state Of w ; Taylor.
who is under indictment for completely
In an alleged plot which resulted in the
assassination of Governor Goebel. His
principal reason was that he believed
Taylor would not &c, fair trial in Ken.
turly
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-15

Washington, June 1.-THE navy de-
partment has received a dispatch that
the Yorktown has sailed from Shanghai
for Che Foo. United States consul nc
Che Foo informed the state department
Of boxer disturbances at that place. but
no particulars furnished Che Foo is on
the northern coast OF Shan Tung PENN
guia
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-15

Austin, June Il. Richard McGritf.
an inmate Of the Confederate Home.
died Mt the age Of ~. He served In an
Alabama regiment and before the war
was immensely rich in slaves.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-15

Mr.. and Mr. Phil Clarkcaud Mira.
Mooney of Hampstead ar. visiting
Or and Mr. =. II. Hall.
Miss Gillespie who hu. been visit
iug her brother nt College. i,uow tho
guest OF Mr.. j. II. Allen.
Mrs. Allen D. Sanford lore yc-ter-
day for Naya,ota To- attend the
Narborough-Felder wedding.
Residence for ront-Ncw house.
. four rooms. convenient to Main
street. See Mrs j G. Williams "a
Enamel photos card size ~ cents
[ per dozm az Willis * Coleman 3
Tuesday and Friday Of cafh
week. l22t
/ LOST-A large bay horse, barb
wire scars ON shoulder Suitable re-
ward for return 10 John VI. Cald-
well. lGj
Misses Mary Water, al Mary
Johnson returned "a Houston yes
terday accompanied by Mrs. j. G..
| kernnle.
Mrs. George Brundett and daugh-
ters. Misses Irene and Maria, of
Dallas are the guests Of Mr. and Mr..
j. II Mawhinney.
Tom 4. Searcy Is improving the
property hc recently purchased just
north of Mrs. II. r. Whites place,
and will move there soon.
The Hoarne correspondent Of the
Galveston News notes that the lay
ing ~ steel ON the Calvert, Waco u
Bmzo- Valley railroad &, progressing
rapidly
The Eagle ha, lace handkerchief
found In front of Mrs. kernole's res-
idence which the owner can get by
calling at this office and paying for
this notice.
Don't forget the free concert by the
band in the courthouse yard tonight
AT O'Clock sharp. The delay last
Friday night was occasioned by the
sickness Of members.
The election for voting ON the
street improvement bond issue will Doe
held Tuesday. June 10. Keep the
date in mind and east your vote ON
the side of improvement
Posted.
All parties are hereby warned not
to trc~pas, upon my pasture. first
pasture ON the left ON tine Boouyillc
road. being the pasture rented by me
from the Merchants and Planters
National Bank. will prosecute nm
der tine law amy one found Boo the
pasture without my permission. /
especially forbid bathing iu the tank
Boo tho said pasture.
Nc. =. BEARD.
/ BRYAN, Texas, June N, 1870.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-01-18
aaSa a2aSS

SUBscRIBERs-Notice the printed date
after your name, and see if your sub
scription has expired, if SO renew at
once. Those not renewing will have
their names dropped from the list.
Mr.. Jerry Culpepper. of Griffin, was
married on Thursday last to Miss SAL
lie E. West in Cedartown. The happy
couple passed through Marietta en-
route to their home in Griffin. The
bride is sister of Prof. M. ID. West,
of Marietta.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-01-18

A gentleman bought farm in Cobb
county last year and in cutting some
trees the other day near the line. was
accused by the lady who owns the adj
joining land of trespassing, although
she admitted she didn't know where
the line vas. He said he would he
glad to pay her for every tree that he
had cut that belonged to her. She
sent for the surveyor and when he pot
through surveying, two or three acres
that she thought belonged to her, be-
longed to the man and he had NOT
trespassed on anybody. Thus harmony
was restored
Every now and then something occurs
IN Marietta to break the mouotony.
Saturday afternoon a prolonged and
terrific fight took place between two
dogs on the square A great crowd as
sembled and surrounded the CANNES.
as they fought all over the street. until
hnally the brutes were forcibly separa-
ted, each dog more or less worsted.
The excitable curiosity of people is
always manifest on such occasions, and
they watch the outcome with az much
interest and crowding as if it were
Jenries and Fitzsimmons in pugiIistic
combat.
A Marietta boy, thirteen years old,
last week, concluded he would leave
home. He landed in Atlanta, where
he was picked up by the police and re-
turned to his home in Marietta. Bows
will be boys, and sometimes conclude
that they want to see the wide, wide
world" After little rough expert
ence they conclude that there is no
place like home.
Rev J. T. jenkins had two large con-
gregations Sunday. Those who heard
his morning sermon on "close commu-
Mon, say that it was the ablest sermon
he has preached since he has been
here. He is full of energy and is seek
ing to Edo something" that will advance
the Masters cause and win souls and
is succeeding
Let our Marietta young men organize
military company this year. We
have the material, and military COM
pany might come in very handy in case
of riot. -
Recently the Sandersville Progress
was criticised for falling to mention an
entertainment given by musical or
ganization, the inference being that as
the entertainment was for the benefit
of the city, the editor should be suf-
ticiently interested in the welfare of
the town at least to make local mention
OF what others were doing in that line.
Editor Chapman made very dignified
reply, stating that the affair had es-
capped his mind, ETC., and that he in
tended no slight TO the organizat ton.
He concluded his remarks By saying
that the letter heads upon which the
ceiticism Of himself was written and
the envelop within which it was folded
were both obtained in Charleston. This,
in our opinion was just rebuke. 1t
doubtless never occurred to this person
that he had done lots more to injure
Sandersville by having his printing
executed in Charleston than Editor
Chapman had in failing to chronicle
/
rief-Dispatch.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-01-18

There is some cotton being held By
our farmers, but not great deal.
Mr.. L. N. Trammell, Jr., of Atlanta
spent Sunday here with homefolks.
Travel to Atlanta is undated. At.
lanta draws like blister.
Mr.. j. O.. Talley left this week fol
Orlando, Fla.
Mrs. Will S. Cox, who has been sick
couple of weeks, is some better.
Saturday the sunshine was out and
so were the farmers.
The new Methodist church will not
be ready for occupancy before spring
Mr.. win Florence returned to the
city Saturday from Hampton.
Mr., Houston Mcintosh speaks OF
going to New Mexico next mon4h, ard
will probably locate there.
MIR. Charles P. Stephens, who has
been sick for several weeks, improves
slowly.
Mrs. Julia Medlock and Miss Anna
Medlock, of Austell were in the city
Friday and Saturday.
1t seems to be the "open Boer," and
not the "open door" to China that is
giving the British the most trouble.
Not much cotton comes in these
days. 1t hardly pays to stay on the
streets and watch for it.
Miss Julia B. Meals is very sick at
General VIM Phillips residence. She
will hardly recover.
Mr.. T. w. Glover returned from
Grahanville, S. G., on Saturday, where
he has been killing ducks and having a
good time generally.
A good deal of milk is shipped from
Marietta to Atlanta every day. 1t
must pay or it wouldn't be so extern
sively engaged in.
Ii you want to make some peculiar
individuals your enemy indulge them
in credit and then dun them for the
money. Former kindness is forgotten.
Miss Nellie Seals, one OF Marietta IS
prettiest girls, who now resides in Bir-
mingham, Ala, spent two weeks with
relatives here and returned to that city
Saturday
Miss Addie McClatchey, who has
been sick for the past five months, we
are glad to learn, is able to sit up. Her
many friends hope to see her out again
very soon.
Several of our farmers speak of going
to Texas. Stay in Georgia. Texas is
overdone and overrated. Every thing
points to Georgia as the most desirable
state to live in.
Every business firm in Marietta
ought to advertise in the JOURNAL.
Don't hide your light under a bushel.
Let people know Of the bargains you
can sell them and thus attract trade.
Candidates are announcing in a mum
Der of newspapers all over Georgia.
Nothing like getting into the race early
and getting your friends pledged. But
there is time enough when the summer
season comes.
Mr.. Hunton has the contract to build
four rooms to Mr.. J. N. Gantt's house
on Washington Avenue. A new root
will cover the old and new building and
it will be quite nice and comfortable
dwelling when completed.
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S 6 n I B e {

Smter ioll es i'm 2anoe Cntel
Gams nidt ipenigsr als 800, 900 geben.
Sunoertiauieno Sonnen
Mepiel psrosn idGrlib auf britiihsr
groe erssugt.
StraBenfebrer an areuaungs.
puntten gibt ss auf ben 2onooner Stra.
Zen nabssu 2700.
GbicaQoer Mutomob bilfab-
rern foIiet iebe @eparatur zines burd.
loherten Rabreifens $40.
Wlebr perfdiebene Yflans
aenarten. als irgeno eln onoeres
2anb Der Grbe, iueiii Snbien auf.
Sn bic 6inefiiden Sdfen
fabren iGbrlid 40, 900 Sdiife Elm, bon
benen 25. britiide 6abraeuse limb.
YereplbeneinesD Ora f.
ties, Der bic ganse Groe om 9leauator
umIponnie, wiirben 450 8ramm Cob
hinreiden.
berabf9iebete nS 9dbe"
Elm 0itriolpr1parat annoneirt
baite sin Mann. Der iiitslid in paris
perbaitet iuurbe.
Mnbentednif6en Sod f6u-
len Oeutidlnnbs, nelln oil GAIL,
tparen i'm lebtsn Gommerbalbiabre
1885 Siuoirenbe einaeidrieben.
Mls basgroBarti91 1e Grab.
aew6lbe Der Mslt tuiro Der palahs
ortiae 5empsl uon Garnat, gappten,
era1tet. Gr itimmt cine 6ldde bon
neun Ndsrn sin.
3um Sransport amerifas
nifder &o9len iino nidt nur
Tnmpfsr nod Gtcdbolm uno ct.
petersburg 9emistbsi, iOnoern aud
nod italisniiden, iransOiii9en nno
bsutidsn SdIen.
Garbinen i'm Quantum bon
100000 giidien iino i'm borissn
Sabre in ben Ser. Staten toniumirt
tporben. 9isrpon iamen 1,400.O 900
Uu6le1 BON Utalne, Der Teli pon &ail=
fornien uno Grantrsid.
Observation-Disclosures uno
gilanbe liegen 3tuiiden Maoasastar
unb Der Suite bon Snbien neriireut.
BON linen iinb aur 3eit nur 600 Bee
ipobnt; ie ionnten aber alle cine ar0'
6ere ober ileinere gsn6lterung erndbren.
6lbner befibt 6rantreid
in Der Mn;abl bon minoefisns As, ,000,s
600. Tisielbsn fisllsn, oas Stiid Su q
Grancs qsrehnet, einen Wsrtb bon
liz, 500, 900 6ranes bar. Der finite
3beil bapon piro idbrli9 seidladtet
uno fur ettua 90, 500. 600 Granes ber'
fauft.
Die petroleumquelIen in
@ublanb baben cine Durdf9nittss
tiefe bon stiuas iiber 900 6ub. Tas
6auptbinbernib, bas lid bsm getriebe
Der Guellsn entseaenfellt IN Salss
naiisr, dbnlih bem bes aaipiiden
Wleeres. 0ieies Sal3tuaiier orinst ourd
ben loderen, ianbiaen grobooen.
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etpas beaufii6ii9en tpollt, betommi
S6r brei Wlart bic Wode.A
r@ern," fasie Wdtbesden freloe'
5irobleno. sic idieoen als bic bsitsn
6rellnoe.
Cine iiberidmenslid id0ne 3eit be.
aann isBt fir ben gllten. 9aeaus,
taa.in ari9 er UNI bas tperoenbe Berg.
uert. Gr iab bic Minoe auffellen, on
Der Nldnner unb elmer in bic Siefe
fubren, fab bas gretterbaus bauen,
bas man fsisrlih isinsr Obbut amber.
traute. gr untsriudte nit 9errn Slini
eifria bic @eiieinstrrdsn, tuelde aui
bic tuadisnoe 5aloe tollerten uno iuurbt
ieben 3a9 reider an bergmdnnii4em
MiIIen. Sn feinsn 9aiden iiedten iebi
iteis Gieshiide nit einsefprenaten Blei'
er,fdoen; bic 3eigie er jeoem, Der tbn
mad Dem 6orisanse Der @rllbe frug.
Sm Torfpirtbsbauie belt Wldtbesden
Reoen: er ersdblte, mas in alter 3eii
on iolden gergmerten beroient tuoroen
tuar. Gin Qerr su iueroen, mar Wlds
ibesdsn jsbt in ieinen alien Sa9en ani
bem beiien Weae. Serr Stint, Der
prddtige Mann, battle i'm aus Greuno'
idaIt aum 3beiInsbmsr aenladt uno
ibm orei gntbeilideine iibsrlaiien fiir
oreibunbert Mart, bic er iid beimlit
bon Der Gpartaiie bplte. Niemane
muBte silpas bon benz 9anoel, follt.
etiuas piiItn, bamit bic Qeute nidi
neioiid wiiroen. 9lber ipdter. tuenn oas
Neramert I'M geirieb mar uno biz
Gdeine oas 3sbrfade aalien, biirftsn
@lle eriabren. ME Mdtbesden iiber
9ladt ein rsidsr Wann setuorben lei,
elm Gsrl. Der mod mebr tonnie. OILS lid
malen laiien.
Gin idber 9libhrabl fubr in bic
aldnsenosn 2uftidl0Ner bes alten. Dis
Nrbeiter blieben eines 9aaes aus, uno
als iie au1 am foleenben Sage nidt er.
ihiensn, ipanberte Wdtbesden 3u bem
cine Gtunbe enifernien gr0beren Nad'
barorte, mo bic Gremocn iuobnten. I'm
bier Muffldruns fur oas bsunrubigenos
Rdttiel gu finben. @lfis unb eilia
i@ritt sr burd ben Nouembernebel unb
ben @&mub Der aufaetuei&ten 1anb.
itrabe binaus-mit tuanienben Rnien,
Elm eebro9ensr greis, fdli4 er beim.
9ie Berelsuie tuarsn nit 9interlaiiung
bebeutenber Sdulben aus Der @egeno
berI1munben. geprellt batte ibn Der
madere CLINT I'm isin grIpartes, ibn
unb riels Mnbere; Der Wirth, Ger
S9mieb, Der Zimmerman. Der Bidder,
sinige 6anbslsleuis. eine ganje @eibe
BON 0orfleuten, bic gef@dft ober 0es
ipinnIudt benz llnternebmer ndher se'
bradt hotien, iammerten uno fdimpfs
ten.
(Sd1luB folgt).
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(ShluB fol9t).
ssatarrb fam midt fmrirt ,perSem

sfatarrb fanm nidbt fmrirt iueroen
burh locale MpplicatiDnen. ba iie ben
Sib Der &rantbeit nidbt erreidben t5nnen.
9atarrb In cine Bluts uber Contributions.
&rantheit unb nm lie su beilen, ntiiBt
Sbr tnnerlidbe 6eilmittel nebmen. Sau's
8atarrb Sur iuir6 ein9enomnlen uno
iuirft brett auf bas glut uno bic ihlei.
miae CberTdhe. 5alI's aatarrb'aur 1T
leine Guadialber Rebisin. Sic tunrbe
ieit Sabreu BON einem Der beiten Ner5te
bieles 9anbes perprbnet unb 1T elm re-
aelmdBises Hecept. Sic beitebt aus ben
beIten befannten Tunica, perbnnben NIT
ben beiten Blutreinigungsmitteln. bic BIZ
reft auf bic Sd)feimoberildfe iuirfen:
Die poltommene Yerbin6ung Der stuei
8eitanbtbeile iif es, iuas iolh' ,uunbers
pplle NeIultate BEL Der Seilune BON So
tarrb berpprbrinat. 2aBt gnh 3eug'
niiie umipnit ihiden.
8. 8. gbenep T0lebp, 8.
e6- Yerfouft BON allen Nppthefern.
Ereis rs Gents bic Jlaid)e.
Sails 5amilien Yillen limb bic beiten.
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Gin idIaefertiser Solbat. Der
frana6iif&e Warf@aIl WlacWahpn nor

trdn30iti1e Widrf4all WdcVldbon nor
ieinerjsit 3ommanbant Der Gefung
9lsmeen IN Mlserien. Sn Der Ndbe Der
Stabt, bort ipo Der Gib.0af In pielen
Rasiabsn in Elm fdattisss 9bal iiiirat.
piIsetsn bic Soloaien oes 9ases iid su
srgsbsn uno bduiis i'm @riinen tleine
gslage su peranfalten. ginss 2ages
jab Der 3uape Marauillan nit mebre.
rem aamsraoen i'm Sdatien elmer unse-
bsusrn Spfomore unb OBJ; nidt melt
bon ibm ibat WaeWabon baiielbe mil
ieinen Dfii,isrsn. plobIid fsbIte es bel
benz Ofiisierpidnid on Sal3; Der Ge'
neral beaufirasi einen Mbiutanter,
ioldes 3u bolen. 0zielbe trat 5u Der
Golbaiensruppe bsran unb iaste 5u
benz ibm moblbefannisn Warsuillan:
.Wargnillan, Der General bot bas
Sal3 perseiisn; uollen sic ibm bas
Sbrise anbisisn9"-.ger antipor.
tste bisisr, .aber iassn Sic ibm au9,
baB Wareuillan ben gbampagner Der.
aeiIen bat als Der 3uiiinftise Ser,og
bon Wlaasnta bic seiiireide antiuort
eriubr, erbob sr iid bon ieinsm SIP,
frat gu osm 3uapen bsran unb Tub i'm
elm, nit ibm eine 6laide Gbampasnsr
su trinisn. gs luiro isBt nod bic Stells
Qe,siai, NO MaeMaton unb Warguil.
Ian giner nod benz glnbsrsn auf oas
aesenisiiise Mobl uno Yeioe aui bas
6rantrsids tranien.
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DnS QDu0pner 81

= 5as 4Unooner "Chronicle"
bort aus Baris, allen aesentbeilisen
@eriihten suiuioer, iOu Der 9repius,
5all nobmals Dor Dem aaiiationss
bpi sur Berbonoluns fummen. ba
bieies 0eriht bas unseieblihe Ypr-
aeben oes 2riegsgeribtes in Hennes
nicbt paiiiren laiien oiirfe. 3peifel.
los tperbe bas urtbeil bes arieas'
eerihts umgeitoBen uno 9repfus
adnslih rebabilitirt perben.
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y(ntlihe g.ahrid,ten aus 81

Mmtlihe gtabridten aus Hes
ting eeben an, baB Der bineiiihe
unterofiisier. iuetbe Der Grmproung
oes beutiben 8eianoten. sreiberrn
BON 9etteler, anaeflagt lit. bel einem
tueiteren YerbDr ausgeiagt bat: Vim
81. Suni betam ib uno meine 9ellte
BON einem 4rinsen ben 8efebl. Die
Jremben nieoerauidieBen. 100 immer
ipir auf lie itieBen." Der Nngeflagte
leuanet, ,uie ans Der Melouna ber.
porsuaeben iheint, oaB Der Beiebl
aeaeben iuproen lit. ben oeutiden
@eianote poer iiberbaupt einen @e-
ianoten su erihieBen. Gr Ioll audi
erfldrtb aben, er tDme nift angeben,
iuelher Brins ben Befebl gegeben
habe.
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BAY Salt. Cement. Sano, gad'
lteine, feuerfeite Steine uno 9bon,
9beer unb slspbaltpapier, 0ahpappe
9beer uno 9lspbalt. Def, 9erpentin.
5arben, @las &c. &c. ltets uorrdtbig
BEL Z. 6. 1ielmann. BOG Dit
gumnerce-StraBe @ieorise Yreile,
quite Waare, luipie CUTE uno reelle
Beoienuna iperoen garantirt.
Telephpn 40.
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The TEXAS PRIDE"

iueldes unldnait erit pon Der gitpsBrau'
Gs II bslIfommen rein nno jutragli6.
nno Allen Sn empieblen, bic eines iidrs
fenoen @ennBmlttels hehlrien. 90 iOnte
in teiner 8irtbfdait. aber aud, in feis
nem Souie iehlen
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Sparen Sic S6r 6efo!

5lns Gdadtsl BON Gutt's Yilisn sr'
ipart Sbnsn pisle Dollars fhr Doitor'
&tdnunssn. Disie Yiasn iurirsn nm
ter alien umltdnosn idmntlitt ourd ben
NQaa,n. bic 9sbsr oosr bic Giugt9sio,
re. anlaBtsn 2ranih.itsn.
Cs il bifs ktins eswasit psbanptnnG
D.un ssssn &OpIi&msr,.u, Gsspsp'
ii,, Walaria, GsritOpfuus nnb Gautne
i.ib.n g,braudsn WaiaiOnsn 9suts
Iutt'S 2eber Ytuen.
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@er CUR Nusitelluns tommt,
iullte and oas Supelier y e z
( dldft Der @ ebriioer Gri ser
beilldlen, Die cine eroBartiae slus-
mobl pun 9upelen. 8olos nno Sill
beripaaren &c. baben.
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9as meme Sier

Yerleibt arait unb Stdrte,
ST elm porSiiglifes. fiiblen6es Getrdnt.
Gin 5brberer Der @eiunobeit.
Seet sSleiif an.
@iebt Appetit, befommt gut.
limb bieieS ueue Bier III
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U nfu NIT.
~. &. & =. Sabm.
VI bf hrt.

Nadl seaco, Sort @prtb. DALLAS. 8anias
gitp, ct. 4ouis uno Chicago. tdslif.
(S. VI & u. .. 9eppt) .7:45 Moreens.
9ad] Naep. Sort gSortb. Dallas &C. (pom
Suniet-Ieppt) ..... 500 Nbenos.
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- Die @ebriioer 8 ri 3 ber
baben in ibrem @eifdftslofal in Der
Commerce StraBe eine Nusitellung
uun Oiamanten, @plo= unb Silber>
lpaaren, Sancp-Irtifeln &C., Die Sc
Der leben iollte. Der 5ur Snternatips
nalen 5alr nad San slntunio
fpntntt.
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Bon Chicago. ct. 9ouis, aanias Gitp
Dallas, Sort gSortb uno gSaco, ta9lidb
(Snniet 9epotl -. $3.50 Yorm.
Bon @aep, Sort 8orth. Dallas &C. e.
". & u. g. 9eppt) -. 1920 Nbenos.
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,,G3rp6mntfer's Thee" reiuigt
eas Sslmf. 25r bel allen Irogniifen.
e5tNanlisnIpllittr.

GS aItir IL yeuic. osuen mehr enran lisgt,
b adhtfi a,s 4 { adliti ~ pereen.
On enilihl5iitru mohnt fid)'s oft sl:Idlidsr,
ais in odlen aus Siein.
GS fino nisiii quite Wenidsn, bic gun, beaen
atbalteu weroeH.
2os Gepiiisn IN bas atbemhclsa Der SssIe.
gom SotsIisr ,unt-Saussnsdt IN eff nu,
elm Sdritt.
Wlou psrbisttt Sajaroiptsle uno has bchfis
So,arbipitl, bic Che, IN sdaabt.
Der Gripariuug Arafe snteesen
eauitn Wsni&,roinst of:
D9antual IN, icis ptx bsftrttl,
Stiisr, ale nos rptr pebofit
,,SrpRmutfcr' Thee" beilt Der.
kas Hrn {trst
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@mlf Zbpre Sabn.
u B { a brt.

Nbfabrt.
Nah Stpdbale, tdglid1. ausgenummen
Spnntags. .................S:O 500 Sorn1.
Nntunft.
Bon Stodoale, tdglidl. ausaenDmmen
Spnntags. s...............3: 300 Nadlm.
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-, ,,@rusmntfer's Thee" fnrirt 1ps,
'epiic. 25r bel alien 1rugntiten.
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ltm oaS Spitem tuteoer ami3mbamem
uno tb eeeen Die plbblihen 9srdnoerunaen i'm
spetter i'm psrbt uno gsinter 30 idiBen empicbleu
ale He:ite 81. Gieaert's Mnaphura pItters
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Nab @alueitpn, Spnitpn uno Guero tag.
lia. .S:45 Born.
Vah Corpus gbriiti. Nranias YoB uno
8eepille taalid,. 80 Nahm.
Nab Borne unb aerrpilIe, tdalidl, aus.
genommen Spnntags. - .2:45 Nahm.
Nad] Borne nno aerrpille. Spnntags.
$3.50 Born.
Nntunit.
Bon Galpeiton. Spuiton uno Guero tag.
ltcb. .1.UU N0enos.
gpn Corpus gbriiti, aranias Yab nno
Seepille t1glid1. 100 Hadbm.
Bon B5rne Mnb aerrpilIe. tiglid], aus
eenommen Spnntags. -. 1855 BORN.
Bon Borne unb aerrpiae. Sonntags, ;.
800 Nbenbs.
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A,anoerbur(1.
Don Heinbarb uolksr.

Die gtroBe sisbt siu crnier Burib,
Mslb ntdt, 100 bette bleibeii,
Da he6s, fItebt Elm bolbtr Shein
aus beuen Geniierideiben.
Or fitbt unb ipdbt in's Stiibden trait:
1n bdntpft bic abenbiuppe,
GrcHmutter ipinnt, giefibdiden ipielt
YtriAlaien NIT Der Yuppe.
Der 3attr iiet am Ssrb unb idnnrrt,
HsrtrauIid ;irpt bic @rtlle,
Die Wonbubr tidt, sas @dbdsn iurrt,
Cont aIles lisbltd, iti[le.-
linb tpeitsr ;isbt bsr arme 8urid.
60 irsb iparb ihm III Sinnt,
Stm In, ole Oh bes abenbs 2bau
Seln 0utlit ilberriune.
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u bio hrt.
zpmtberm Vacific Nabm.
rI
9lbfa brt.

Nad Heu Orleans. Suuitun nno @al-
peiton td9lid]. ...... =. l2:OO Yfittags.
Nad gl Ynio. Californian uno gerifp
o.oO N,VhH.
Nad) Nprb-5eras, ct. 9oiiis nno gbica-
90 katy Flyer ....... 800 Nbenos.
Nntunft.
Bon Rorb.5 .5eras, ct. 9ouis unb Chicago
katy Flyer. ........8 $3.50 Morsens.
Bon yiefu Orleans, Spuiton uno Gal
neiton tdalid. ............ 4:45 gladbm.
Bon 81 Haio. Californian unb Waerito
.7:30 Ntenbs.
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,,@rpsmntter' Thee" beilf Der
jtopfiina. 25e bel allen 1roaniftcn.