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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-03
GODDARD SEMINARY.
Good Work Done During the Past
Year. Outlook for the
FIXTURE.

The thirty-second year at Goddard Sem
inary which closed last Wednesday proved
to be one of the most successful years in its
history. The number OF scholars in the fall
was the largest the school ever had and the
number was we'll maintained during the
remainder Of the year.
The class just graduated numbered twen-
ty-eight, the second largest in the thirty
two years. The financial condition OF the
school as shown at the trustees meeting is
excellent. Although $500 had been ex-
pended in repairs during the year, the
school account showed favorable balance
OF 81 800. Two bequests OF 600 each have
been received during the past year, one
from Mrs. Cordelia Shedd OF Reading, and
the other from Mrs. Judith Watkins OF
Ludlow. These bequests will increase the
permanent fund to $65,000. The funds are
we'll invested at a good rate of interest.
The trustees voted to place the securities in
the vault of the National Bank of Barre.
There seems to be growing interest In
the school and its work and its future looks
very bright. One evidence of this interest
is the addition OF local members to the
board of trustees. During the last two
years the following business men have
been added to the board: w. II. Glsdding,
Fits, Judge A. G. Fay, j. w. Gordon end
O. N. Kenyon, all OF Barre, and A, q.
Blanchard of Montpelier. Mr.. Gladding
Mr., Lamson and Mr.. Blanchard have been
added to the executive CO mmittee, which
has full manage ment OF school matters dur
ing the year.
All the teachers OF last year have been
re-engaged and the present board is con-
sidered to be the best the school has ever
known. Besides being strong in the regu-
lar courses the special lines OF work have
the best OF teachers. This year five gradual
ed In the instrumental course and the num-
ber OF students has made necessary engaging
an assistant. Miss Ada G. Croft is at the head
OF this department and has done remark
able work during her two years in the
the voice work and Miss Nadine Nichols Of
the elocution and physical culture. The
school is doing fine work in its business
course. @. H. Stone has been in charge OF
this work since the course was introduced
here. and the success OF his pupils in offices
in Barre and Montpelier testities to the
quality of the work done. The outlook for
the coming year az II CARDS scholars is very
encouraging.
The Alumni Association elected DR..
Minnora s. Marshall OF Montpelier trustee
for five years This is the first time they
have 80 honored one OF the lady alumni.
Five OF the first six in scholarship in the
graduating class were from this section.
Katherine Page, Plsinheld; Florence Woos-
ter, Marshfeld; Fred Burnham, Williams
town; Leon Gu Ter, North Montpelier; Mar
Gus Waite, East Calais. Fred Burnham
won the Foster prize scholarship, the fifth
time It has been won In eighteen years.
The winners In the prize speaking we're
Gladys Barron OF Barre. Webster Laird Of
South Woodbury. and Adah Edwards Of
Richmond.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-03
VERMONT NEWS.

In Orange county court the case of State
against Robert Burns Nelson, charged with
the murder OF Charles Bastock, at Wells
River, September 8, 1900, which went on
trial June 10, was given to the Jury on FRI
day at $3.50 A, M. A verdict of mot guilty
was rendered after the jury had been out
twenty-four hours.
During the thunder storm OF Friday even
ing lightning struck large stock barn near
St. Johnsbury. The barn was entirel6
consumed and forty head OF cattle per-
ished.
A family In the town OF jay have rich re-
latives in Boston who had scarlet fever and
measles in the family. Soon after the sick
ness lot OF wearing apparel was sent by
that every person who was present when
the box was opened, ten in all, is now sick
with scarlet fever and measles.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-03
CABOT SMITTEN.

CABOT, June 90. - The worst thunder
storm that ever visited this section ragged
here last evening from $3.50 to 1890, and
during that time damage was done that will
aggregate several thousand dollars.
Two storms gathered just above the viii
lage and broke simultaneously making a
veritable cloud burst. The business part
OF Cabot village this morning s strewn
with rocks, dirt, trees, plank and all sorts
of debris.
The brook that runs under the store of
Morse Brothers was a raging torrent. The
banks could not confine it. The stream
separated under the Morse Brothers store
and the water was soon four feet deep in
the Main street. The yard of B. G.. Rogers
adjoining is covered with two feet of mud
and refuse of all kinds.
The ice house OF A. V. Nelson was swept
away and is total loss. The meadows OF
Paul Lance and j. M. Fisher below the viii
lage that were covered with heavy crop
OF hay were submerged and the hay will be
a total loss
The.middle barn on the Cobarn place, oc-
cupied by A. p. Wade, was struck by light
ming and burned to the ground. 1t was
only by the greatest exertion of citizen,
that the other buildings were saved Tbs
light from two other fires doubtlss sss caused
by lightning, could be seen from the sur
roundir hills.
After the water subsided the citizens OF
the village turned out en- masse and by
moonlight did all in their power to set
things to right. Scores of cellars were food
ed, and from some OF them it will be neces-
sary to pump the water. A large force OF
men Is at work today cleaning the streets
but 1t will be several days before order ia
restored. The highways in all directions
were badly quilted and several small bridges
were washed away. Fortunately no loss OF
life ia reported this morning.
The larger losses, as far as can be ascer
iained, are as follows: Town OF Cabot
$1,000; Morse Brothers, merchandise, S175
8. Q. Voodry, merchandise, $125; Wells
Boyles & Rogers, merchandise, $50; A, V
Nelson, ice house and contents, 500; j
L. Drew, $25; l.. Meyers, blacksmith, $25
Paul Lance, uncut hay, $l25; j. M. Fisher
same, $50.
The deluge was entirely unexpected, and
found the people OF this village unprepared
Had the storm continued much longer Loss
OF life might have to be recorded here. The
| tidy village is u sorry looking place today
but the citizens OF Cabot are rot easily dis
couraged, and traces of the food will b. re
moved as rapidly as possible.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-03
Berlin.

Charles Kimball has the foundation for his
new store almost completed.
Luke Sherwood who has been sick for sew
cral eebs, is better.
Arthur Killham of Boston spent Sunday in
town with his family.
Mrs. S. M. Colby who has been visiting at
the pond vent to Fairlee last Wednesday.
Rev f. M. Chaplin of Tien Tsin, China, gave
a very interesting account at the church Sum
day evening.
Quite number of our summer visitors have
arrived in town.
Several of the schools closed last week for
the summer.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-03
|. w. HANSON N. D.
Eve, Ear, Nose, Throat
and Glasses.
Wood Block, Barre, VT.
Lawrence Block, Montpelier
Tuesday and Friday, | 10 $3.50 0. m.
WIDOWS, EVEN If MARRIED
AGAIN,

children parents, brothers and sisters, of
soldiers of Civil War who died in the SER
vice, are now entitled to 800 or more
United States bounty, unless it has already
been paid. Send me OF solder, his COM
pany and regiment, and date OF his death,
to Freeman Emmons. 81 fremont street,
Boston, Mass.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-03
Hosiery.

% dozen fine Lisle Thread Drop
Stitch Hose, black and colors, for
ladies, 25 cts pair. Value so cts.
90 dozen Ribbed Stockings for
children, 2 pair for 25 cts, would be
cheap at 25 cts pair
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-03
Mattbman 4 guurmal.
PUBLISHED KvBRY "WEDNESDAY BY
The Vermont WatChman Company,
At Montpelier. VI.
Business Mere Mention

Wear Stein Block clothes.
@. e. Shepard, Licensed Auctioneer
Marshheld, Vt.
Private nursing for Ladies'. Address,
G. W.G,, No. 95 Cherry st., Burlington, Vt.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-03
TEMPLE-|NcCUEN COMPANY
MONTPELIER, VT.
This Warm Weather Brings Tidal Wave of
MUSLIN UNDERGRADUATES ',: ;::;:;.' :::;:. :::
ALSO coRsErs, HOSIERY. UNpE pERWEAR
AT AsToNIsHlNcLY Low PRICES.
er extra values In this departm ent for this week.
MI Marguerites.

9S cents, $1.29 and $169. Hand
somely trimmed with lace and en-
broidery.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-03
REASONS FOR INSURANCE.

Expenses eat mp wages snd
salaries. Year after year the
average man expects to build up
an estate. The usual result is no
provision or only small one
for wife and children. Life Insur-
ance does the work by easy pay
men &.
Correspondence solicited)
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-03
CorSetS.

All the leading makes. One special
lot Thompson's glove fitting Summer,
at so cts pair. Value rs cts.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-03
Aprons.

10 dozen SAMPLES, sold from
25 cts to IS cts. Choice at 19 cts,
plain and fancy trimmed.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-03
Suits.

For Ladies and Misses The bal
ance Of our stock which contains
about 128 suits, will be sold regard
less of cost. Great values at S4.9S.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-03
Silk Eton Jackets.

% left. We do not want to carry
over a single garment. Your choice
of this lot at S4.99. Sizes 32 to SO.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-03
Skirts.

5 dozen Crash Skirts, to close at
40 cents each.
10 dozen fancy p. X. and Duck
Skirts at 80 cents.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-03
Corset Covers, 10 cents.
OF good Muslin. Value, 20 cts.
acc Might Gowns.

Six styles, square yoke, open work
insertion. Value rs cts.
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: - Sn 2onbpn tritt nit GROCER
8eitimmtbeit bas @eruht auf, baB
Der &6nig @ouarb VII. an &eblz
fDpf,&rebs leibet, unb feline Gage ge=
sablt ieien. Die belten Spesioliiten
oes 9Dnigreibes iOQen baran niht
ben gerinaiten 3meiiel nebr 6eeen.
Ssin Sail miro ol5 elm genaues
Seitenitiif su bentienigen bes per<
itorbenen &aiier sSrieori6 unb AUDI
gu oenlienieen bes 6erspgs bpn
Edinburgh be5eibnet. Im MDn=
tag pur bem Nbleben Gictprias tpar
Der 6als bes &Dnies iebr iblinm,
uno er fonnte nur nit Sbtpieriefeit
artifulirte 2aute terporbriegen. go
Dft es fir ibn nDtbmenoig miro, cine
Nnlpra6e 81 balteu, pie fur5 bie=
ielbe auh lei, bebanbelt elm slrst iei=
men 9als ertra. Sn Der Sibltna bes
SrOnratbes, uor mebreren Tagen,
mar es fiir ben &Gnie beinabe un=
m6glib, iiberbaupt 81 lprehen.
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Gutraun benz gpoe.

6err 6. 8. Munbap. elm &e9ts=
antpalt BON Senrietta, Ter.. idreibt:
pMein Bruoer bate bo6graoi9es
Mtalaria syieber uno Die @elbiubt.
Sd iiberreoete i'm, Electric Bit
ters" gu nebmen, unb balo oarauf
bate iib iein 3uitano aub beoeutene
gebeiiert; aber er lebte ieinen @e=
braudb lolan9e fort, big er.- na6
furaer 3eit-pDllig interchangeable
mar. Sd bin feit oappn iiberseuet,
baB Electric Bitters" ibn benz
Eooe entriiien bat." Dieie Wieoi5in
beieitigt Walaria, tDotet 9ranfbeits=
Seine unb reiniet oas 8lut; f0roert
Die 8eroauGne, regulirt bic 2eber
unb Nieren, beilt 8eritupfune, Dpsz
pepiie, nerp0ie &ranfbeiten, 0ieren=
2eiben uuo sSrauen &ranfbeiten;
iiberbaupt;-giebt uolle @eiunobeit.
geur so gts., au baben bel s.
&alteper & 5obn, 9roeuilten.
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9eutide Gr;ieberim gelmdt.

Sir @uaoalajara, Saliscu, Wie=
rifo, miro eine oeutlbe @r5ieberin
aelubt. tpelbe Die @raiebune uno
ben unterribt BON brei &inbern ppn
6 bis 9 Sabren uollitdnoig su iiber=
nebmen bat. Die &inoer baben be-
reits felt 3 Sabren beutl chen Inter
ribt eenufen. 8eOoraugt miro cine
altere uno nj DIT ipanilb lpre6enbe
grsieberin. 6efleftanten tppllen lib
bic IoreHe bon Der Expedition bieier
8eitune geben laifen uno ibre
8eugniiie, photographic uno Sc
baltsanipriibe Direft eiu1enben.
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q II 8 I an b.

q US anb.
= Giel getabelt tpirb BON Setten
ber 8rehe Deutldlanbs Die faiier=
libe Cabinets Srore, in tpel9er Der
Grauerialut fiir Die &Dniein @iftp=
ria befublen miro. Sn Der betreffen=
ben Srbre tpar ausbriidli9 beitinntt
tpuroen, baB in ben beutlben 6dfen
Der Salut nab enelii6em @erez
tnDniea au erfolgen babe. Das bat
ben 3urn 8ieler erregt; lie lageu,
oas lei bod eigentlidb eana ielbftperz
itdnolidb, uno Die Srbre lei gdnali6
iiberfliiiiig. Seber Seefaoett tueroe
IbDn oariiber belebrt, baB Der Salut
elmer frelnoen sSlagge itets nab ben
8eitimmuugen oes 5u ebrenoen 2anz
bes erfolgt. 60 ialutiren enaliIhe
&riees1biffe ben Safer gang ebenio
genau, lpie bas oeutlde &riegsibiffe
tbun.
= 9(us StraBbure perlautet, oaB
Die beutibe yteibsregierung oen
0pmfopitular Or. arans 3aper
S6aebler pDn 8amberg gum BiibDf
BON Web ernonnt bat, nahbem Der
8atican ben ppr Is WfDnaten erz
nannten Mier. Born BON 8ulab bie
8eitdtigung perlaet bat.
Der SDnig @ouaro VII. pon
England bat belblD1ien, oas Nnt
bes @roBrneilters bes Sreinaurer=
Droeus nieber5ulegen. 9as Nmt
miro oem 9eraDg BON Gonnaugbt
ibertragen iperben.
= 3u &Dnigsberg in SitpreuBen
birieirte bieier Gage Der Siirit 6einz
rid XVII. BON &euB feline eieene
Competition pes 10. 8lalms. Die
Competition ioll meit iiber oem
Nipeau BON 9ilettanten Nrbeiten
iteben.
- Ser in Wan6eIter erl9einenoe
Guardian bringt einen Irtifel, in
Dem es beiBt, oaB in England Die
Nnii9t. baB Die britil9e &eaierung
eine frieb1ibe 2Dlung Der Wirren in
SiiozNfrifa berbei5ufiibren betniibt
it, INNER mebr 8lab ereift. Die
3eitung bebauptet, baB Der Eitel
vSberberr BON unb iiber Transz
paal", nit Dem &Dnie gbuaro Der
Siebente in Der fiirali9 gu 8retoria
perDffentlibten BrDflanatiDn be-
sei9net miro, auf Gnratben &aiier
@ilbelms, beiien @urib nab Sriez
ben auBer 5rage ftebt, angenommen
tpuroe.
- Die 8uren syreunbe in &uB=
Lamb baben fiir ben General gronie
einen alt=ruifiihen 8ofal geitiftet.
Da gronie our Belt in britilber @e=
fangenf9aft lit uno ibm ion,it bas
gbrenaefbenf niht iiberreibt tper=
ben fam, 1T basielbe einitueiz
len in Der fir5lidb in ct. Be=
tersbure erDffneten feramiiden
Iusitenung auageitellt. Der $50
fal ift Elm mDnumentaleS Sbau<
itid.. @r ftebt ouf einem brei SUB
buben Bieoeltal pDn ,6ola, reid nit
Silber uno gmaille Drnamentirt.
Sn elmer 06blune iiebt man Gronie's
Geiteritanbbilb in Silber, in elmer
6Dblung auf Der entgegengeiebten
Seite erblift man einen Buren uno
beiien 5rau nit angelegtem @e=
tpebre, auf Die 8riten 5ieleno. Dieie
syiguren iinb ebenfalls pDn. Silber.
= Ser &ubm bes iuneen italiez
niiben GpmpDniiten Masca9ni mar
nur Elm furslebieer. Set leiner be-
fannten erlten Oper, Die iih auf benz
&epertoire erbalten, bat er nibts
tpieber componirt, mas irgenotpie
iiber Die WeittelmdBigfeit ernpDrragt.
Wtit ieiner neueiten Sper, pDie
Masfen" bic por einisen 9asen an
nebreren italienilben 8ubnen eleib=
seitig ibre erite Iuffiibruns erlebte,
lit er ioear aus9epfiffen tpOroen.
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Gine ghretfens~ Wadjt.

n9iefes 8oneen erreet es, ols Die
Ierate iagen, oaB Die @itttre bes
tapferen Generals Burrban, BON
Wabias, We., nod por 9oeensanz
bru6 an 2unaenentSinbune iterben
tperoe," idlreibt Srau g. $. 2in=
coin, Die ibr ipdbrenb Der gtabt 8ei=
itano leiitete. SebDb ite Ibidte na6
''Dr. Kings New Discovery,
oas ibr mebr als einlnal oas
2eben gerettet bate, unb iie BON
S6pinoiubt beilte. rNahbem
tie es eingenommen bate, lblief
iie Die aanse Nabt unb beRen nabz
BERGER @ebrau6 bat 1ie tpieoer pDlz
Zig gebeilt. Diele tpunberbare
Wfeoicin miro garantirt, ale 0als=,
8ruit= unb 2uneen 2eiben au bei=
len. Sour so Gents unb $1.O0.
Yrobe=6lai6e fret bel S. &altener &
Sobn, Droguiiten.
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GrfuriiOaen ber 5. & q. M.=8abn

WaG) 9Rartim, Ser., am 10. Seb.:
'State Senate Biennial Meeting'' bes
Modern Order Of Praetorians".
Rad sort gSnrtb, Ser., ppm 12
bis IA. sSeb.: LOG Rolling Woodmen
Of the World.
Mad ssort asortD, ser., am u.
unb l3. 5eb.; "Texas Live Stock Asso-
-eiation",
9faG Sun slmtpmiu, ser., pum
II. Bis IA. Wtdra: Texas Cattle Raj
ser's Association
Rad Sareoo, Ger, om %. Seb.:
BUR Seier bon Geo. ssolbinston's @e<
burtstag".
WaG Wew erleans, ea., bonn IA.
big 10. 5eb.; "Mardi Gras" iSeftlicbs
feiteu.
Rad Warltm, Ser., @rfuriipns:
8ilIette fuerbeu bas 9an5e Sabr binburh
oerfauft fir IA Sabrpreis fir bic &unoz
reile; 8ilette 9iiltie fir 80 Sage. 9ie
tpeltberii9mten ,SeiBen Quelleu", ma
tural Sanitarium" uno r@eIunobeits-
GeiDrt".
Sir pbi9e @rturlionen lino iebr nieos
riee Staten aneeiebt tuorben. gSegen
ginselbeiten, 6e59l. 8oten, Serfaufstage.
@nltiofeitsbauer, 6ahr5eiten &C., tuenbe
mani itcb on ben ndditen @genten Der s.
& g. g. s8a1n, ooer ihreibe an
8. S. 8rice, q. T. & s. o.,
Roleitine. 9eras
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@abt e5br'a ibpm neriu6t?

gtatiirlteb bas neue Slalhenbier ser
San NntDnio 8reiutns NliDciatipn (gitp
8rauerei), bic NIT benz "TEXAS
PRIDE ibren Mcrfen eine tpeitere
binausefiiat bat, oie einen aerabesu p6d=
nomenalen grfolg auftueiit unb ibren
Eriumpbang iiber ben sanseu Staat uno
iueit iiber bic @rensen binaus fortiebt.
gSer Elm burbaus reines, aug benz beIten
9Dpfen unb Der beften @erfte bergeItelltes
Bier au trinfen tuiinlht uub au tpiirbigen
toeiB, tuiro ii6 an Texas Pride" balten
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Mufuuf TT
g. u. & u. g. @abn.
U bf q hrt.

Nab @alpeiton, SouifDn unb guero tag.
Zig. .8:45 Born.
Gacb Corpus gbrifti, gra,las BaB nnb
Beepille tds(itb .... .2;20 Nahm.
9eab 8Drne uno &errpille, tdglirb, aus<
eenommen SDnntags. -. .2:45 Nabn1.
Nab 8Drne uno 9errpille, SDnnta9s. !.
$3.50 Born.
Mnfunft.
Son @aleeitDn, Spuiton unb guero tds>
lt0. 0................. .I.UU Nben06.
Son Corpus gbriiti, Qranias 8aB unb
8eenille tdslib 1:55 Na6m.
Bon 86rne unb &errpille. taglicb, ans<
senDmmen Ssnntags. =. 1866 SDrn1.
Son Borne urb aerrpilIe, 5Dnntass,
800 Mbenbs.
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= SIN r8erliner Tbeater" in Der

= SIN r8erliner Tbeater" in Der
beuti6en &eibsbauptitaot fam es
bel Der Nuffiibrune bes @plfs1tuds
nWeiiter Oelae" aus Der 5eoer zines
Der uMobernen" Sobannes Sb(af,
su einem grDBen Sfanoal. Die 9ln=
banger Scblaf's unb Die @eener bes
Naturalismus plaben aufeinanoer
uno berliria9ten ourb 3milbenrufe
einen oerartigen 2drn, baB Die 8Dr=
itelIun9 nur NIT Wube beenbet tper=
ben fDnnte.
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= Ius Bombay miro beribtet,
oaB Die 8eulenpeit iebt aub in Der
ben >Snbiern als beilig geltenoen
Staot 8enares auseebrDben lit.
8is iebt iino ben 8eb6roen iebod
nur DerbdltniBmdBig tpenige &ranf=
bettsfdQe angemelbet tpproen.
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Wtmths 0artem.

Seoen Spnntaa Mabrnittae bon
4 bis 7 llbr Wiuiifalilb Sumoriiti=
i9e unterbaltuna. gintritt fret!
6ier5u laoet alle 8efannten uno sSa=
milien ereebenit Elm.
W m. Wutb.
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perpaBt. @laubte i9 bo9, er ipiirbe
beute Wlittag erit anfommen."
Cine @tunbe fpdter bielt Wplf NIT
por 9tufregung aitternben Sdnben
einen 8rief ben ein gtlbote aus Der
@tabt foeben eebra9t.
yl1nerbDrt, empDrenb!" murmelte er,
ubas mub our @pra9e gebra9t tper@
ben, au9 obne 3d9eatt."
@r berlieB entl9lofen iein 3immer.
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J )a@ontmene Ge(uno6eif.

CoaaontHere Ge(lno6eit.
9alten Sic Sbreu &Orper burb bcn
9 fegeutlifea @ebraud pOa Gu.t'S g..
berpiaen oOaitdnOig in SrOnung. &c
regnliren ben 0armfanal ua6 er;euqsn
Giatn hraftissn adrp'y.
aOpfidmer3en, Dlalaria, @alleal.io.n.
9eritcpfuns unO dbnIide s3rouftei:es
ptroen poaitanbis furirt burd
3utt'S &ebcr 4tue2
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- Sin gu autes 2eben unb oas
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peroen.
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Guelle mirb aus Berlin periibert,
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@ingeborenen ausauiiben; bod piro
2ebteres nit @oriibt geideben.
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Mnfunft.
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6. & .7:30 @Drnt.
8cn Norben. n................9 .9:25 8Drm.
Son Norben ............ 4.2O Naebm.
Son Searne tdglilh ....... ll:20 Mben6s.
Son 9are6D. 1920 0achm.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-09

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8etter i'm 9erbh uno 98inter gu idbibeif empfeblen
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VI. 8. & 3. sabm.

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gite, ct. 9puis unb Chicago, ta9lidb,
(S. q. & u. g. Oepot) .7:45 Moreens.
9tab gSacD, Sort 8ort6, Dallas &C. (pDm
Sunlet~Seppt ..... 800 Nbenbs,
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Nab StDfbnle, taaltdb, aus9enDmmen
Sonntags, ,................6 500 8prm.
Mntunft.
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Sonntags. 800 Nacbn1.
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Nacb SEEM Orleans, SDuIton uno Uals
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neftDn tdelicb .4:45 Nacbnt.
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1880 9(ben6S,
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