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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-04
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nebmen, lift a%etommen, :oenn mon
nit einem rauben 6alie, 6eiierfets,
6ulten nno @rfdltung bebaftet lit.
6eilung miro garantirt. Breis 25
un0 so Gents.
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fteine, ~feuerfeite Steine unb TbDn>
Cheer uno Ispbaltpapier. Dafpappe=
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Commerce traBe. 9ieorige Breiie,
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Senienuna meroen earantirt. =
Ielepbpn 410
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endlem's Mrniea=s albe

bat iih me9er ibrer tpunberbaren
6eiiunaen einer1 Welt : STUFF ertpor=
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oeu1munoen, 0ibner : Nueer, Of
1utineu, Gieberausiblag, auf-
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fjIlllg fpirb garantirt. Sou
a&HEnkk bel s.. &alteper & Son,
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NIB 30. DrelB.
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Zig $500 Bprm.
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8Dn @alneton. 6puitDn unb guero tds>
lib ~@benoS.
Spn Corpus @hriiti, MranIas 8aB unb
8eepine td9lif.. Taf)m.
8on 86rne uuo 8erroine. taelih $50.
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Seben Sic por ouen Dingen ba-
rauf, baB Sbre 2eber in autem 3u-
ftano lit. inbem Sic Simmons
Liver Purifier Gin elmer Blef)=
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lhafft Ibbulfe BON Beritopfung.
BELT unoeroaulihfeit, Bilioiitdt unb
9opfibmers. Sir bas allaemeine
Woblbefinoen 1T nibts belieres gu
baben.
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M. 6. & &. 8aDn.

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giob 8acn. Sort @ortb. 8aIas. &anias
gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago, tdelih,
(S.W & y. IS. Depot) ..7:30 Mor9ens.
gea@ 8ac0, Sort 8ortb, Dallas a,. (nom
Sunietr0epDt) .8:l5 Nbenos.
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8pn Chicago, st. 2Duis, @anias gitp,
Dallas, Sort @ortb unb @aco, tdglid
(Suniet Depot $3.50 8prm.
Bon @aco. Sort 8ortb. 9aIas &C. (S.
u. & u. =. 9epDt) $500. 9:25 Nbenbs.
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Gan Mntpnip & Mramiaa
NaB Sabn,

i'm @arten=9 iltrift bes States. Sc.
iunobeit uno &linla unibertroffen.
9ilise 2dnoereien fir ben 5armer,
Wfarftgdrtner. Obit- uno Gieb3ibter.
Wegen Gin5elbeiten menoetgud an
6. S. Martin, 81. 8. a.,
San Mntpnip, Teras.
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Bon einer perbeerenoen 5euerss
trnujt, melhe einen ehaoen BON
Sfn6 $0;000,0W anridtete, puroe
6as telnuute ubreninouftrie= Staots
In H1terburp i'm State Connect,
at heijnoeiudt. @s 9elang erIt,
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Nm bic I~eueruebren Der Nafbar-
11tbte 8riooepDrt. 6artforo unb
8etu5apen a,ir 6ilfe berbeigeeilt
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0r. Mpbert g. Mpk,

Office 123 Ioe s. SpecialiIt fir Mu.
gen, Obren, 0aie uno &eble. @predJ.
itunoenpon 9 biz II ubr 8Drmittags
uno BON 2 biz 5 uhr Wohmittaa8.
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Son Stofbale. tdglid1. 1900 Radlm.
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DtnHbeieeatbmms $ ilebertrasumsen.
Nnper 6alff an Sol. 9alff,
lyanbftdde an Huia Str. uno
&eEeDpsSt Str. ST.. $50.
Rortha s.. Green (HnflnB) an
3. Bad5manu, @runoftnd an
eer 8. 6troBe. ST,
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Carl Qtrnp.
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0etratbs=s heime.

Gowaro s. Butts uno 5rancisca
Shneiber.
George aucas uno Gba 9oitert.
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Ger Staat, Der bic Mdnner
beif1dftiat, bat aeograpbiIde uno
politilhe @rensen; Der Staat aber,
ben Die 5rauen MAIDEN - lit erenz
aeulOS.
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Serb. gtafFel, 33l @aft Com.
merce =StraBe. Seloz uno @arter,
Sdmereien itets friib. Winter Eur.
Oats. &ogeen uub 9erfte fir 8ins
ter BaftGre. Pratts Food Fir Bferoe,
Ribe uEo 6ltner. 9oS bette MitteI
UNI 6iihner leaen gu MAIDEN.
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Sic baben erit bas &idtiee,
fpenn Sic iih Hunts Lightning
Oil eeaen Shnitt= nno 8ranomun.
ben, Shrammen. aufeefprungene
Saut II. a. anldoffen. Sc lit oas
interchangeable uno b~eilfrdftieite
Wiittet iemer Irt. 8iro garantirt.
8reis 25 uno so Gents.
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SrouentbrGnen iino Der err
qui6enoe &eqen. Der Die Wtooe,
basars our Bliitbe brinat.
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SlOmeiiteraS milniGt Gn9

Wenn SIR @uh irgenomD nieoer.
laiien mollt, tbut es entlang Der 81.
ME Der
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81 a n b.

Sn Saag geben @eriihte nun
BON neuen 0iheren5en apiihen Der
&Dniain uno ibrem @emabl. Die
8emibungen oer &0niain s Wutter,
Alaska forum., 1902-03-29

lzzo Under *3OOO Bunas-- ( o ',a ,,;!a tien
 N. lzzO aud Muttie LOe>er were arrested Tnes1ay on a warrant i>- s.ed by Judge Ballet Tie cha1ge W;ts unlawful col1abitaiion; tie ( ,ln l,lli.IiAg witness being Marshal Dribelbis, VI ho made tI,e arrest. Mrs. L,eser was given her prelim~ liIary hearing the same day and Nas held under $500 bonds to ap~ ear before the District court for tlial. Dr. Hudyin and Jack Nel- sou qualified as her bondsmen. IzzU was also held but under 5000 bonds Izzo secured C. B. Allen and Cap Mayo as bondsmen but Sam Heeter, to whom Allen Is in- debted for material furnished to construct the Hotel de Koden, re- fused to allow him to serve. Izzo is therefore i'll jail being unable to secure bonds
Alaska forum., 1902-03-29
Items Around Town.

Frank Stevens and Bob Martin wen the dog team raffled off by Cap Williams on Glen last week.
 Louie Myers and Russian Jack left for tue Hoosana last Thursday. They will go in via the DAll and expect to get buck next Ju.y.
 Al Moulton returned to Glen last Wednesday after few days stay in camp. He and Geo. Wood nave completed their lay on 4a
 Charley Ehrhorn has purchased I. w. Young's interest in the goa Hoosier dump. Young left ye>ter- day morning with $. B. Downing fQf Dawson, where he will work for the w. P. & Y. route.
 Joe Anicich returned from a two weeks stay at the Hot Springs few days ago Joe declares that the waters are not mineralized In answer to a statement to tue con- trary Joe said 1t was not Anicich thing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-09-11
NORTH HERO.

While a party Of four men were return
ing from here to their homes at Swanton
in small sail boat, and were rounding
IIhbards Point opposite here their boat
capsized throwing them all in the water.
There was "A very heavy sea running at
the time and the wind was blowing hard.
one of Mr. Won Struders family who
is camping on this point saw the accident,
and Immediately communicated with the
Hon. julius SeymOurs camp which IL only
"A short distance from there Moses
Patinaude and Morton IIibbard at great
risk to themselves put out In two boats
and rescued the above parties just in time
and landed them at Mr. Seymours camp,
Mrs. Seymour In Mr. Seymours alb
sence in Canada on a hvnting expedition.
did all that was possible for the survivors
in the way of supplying them with dry
clothing, etc. She also had them stop over
night. Too much credit cannot be given
Mr.. Patnaude In the way that he acted
during the accident
Harvest Sunday will be observed at the
Methodist Church next Sunday, Septem,
her H. The service begins at Ii a. m.
harvest supper will be served at the towr
hall at North Hero, on Monday evening
September 10. All are most cordially In
vited.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-09-11
WAT ERVIllE.

Elba Stockwell has gone to Saratoga, y
Y, to attend school.-R. A. Wiley visited
MS son. Burton at Greensboro over Suuday.
Miss Sarah Phillips is visiting Miss llclcn
Stevens this weck.-Loighton Thomas got
one finger badly smashed while working
with derrick Tuesday morning.-rho Kcv.
S. r.. Packard Of Johnson preached for the
Rev Mr.. Johnson on Sunday.-Miss Addie
Mcdonald of Manchester, \. H., is visit
ing her uncle. Arthur Fairbanks. Mrs.
NJ w. Judson of Burlington visited Mr..
and Mrs. Il. NJ, Thomas last week.--W b.
Vance and mother are visiting friends i'm
Sutton, +. Q.-Mr and Mrs. Chester Aus
tin returned to their school work at Sara
toga, n. Y, on Monday.-G. ID. Hall
and daughter, Mrs. Inez Freeman Of Car
tervile, ILL.,, are visiting his daughter, Mrs
il. w. Scott.-Mrs. Henry McKannon OF
burlington is visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Chauncey Tillotson.--Me Mann
and Howard Thomas played with the Fair.
field band at the Swanton fair last Week
Mrs. John Thompson and children Of
North Hyde Park visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs John Smith last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-09-11
LAM0ILLE COUNTY
MORRISVlLLE

Two weddings have occurred here during
the past week. on Tuesday, Sept 2 at
three O'Clock ". X. Nicholson and Miss
May Norton We're married at the nome OF
the bride parents Mr.. and Mrs. George
Norton. The ceremony was performed BY
the Rev NJ. 5. Eddy. 1t was very quiet
affair. only the immediate family and a
few friends being present Myron Whit
comb acted as best man and Miss Ida Nor
ton as bridesmaid. Mr.. and Mrs. Ni"hoi-
son left Wednesday morning with party
for Mount Mansfield and upon their return
will be at home to their friends on Harris
son Avenue.
on Wednesday Sept. at the home OF
Mrs A. S. Irish occurred the marriage of
her eldest daughter Laura to Arthur o.
Titus at Hardwick. At 1870 o'clock to the
strains of the bridal march from Lohcn-
grin, played by Mrs. D. T.. Croft of bos-
ton, the bridal couple entered the parlors,
preceded by Miss Lena NJ. Irish sister of
the bride as bridesmaid, and w. }. Farr Of
st. Johnsbury as best man, the marched
to the large bay window, where the Rev.
|. l.. Booth performed the ceremony. 'Ihe
bride was gowned in white mule trimmed
with Valcncionnes lace and Insertion over
a white taffeta silk slip, she carried bride
roses. The bridesmaid wore white organ
die over blue trimmed with lace and insei-
tion. The house was very lastly decorate
with asparagus and golden glow. After
the ceremony a short reception was held,
light refreshments being served by the Mis-
scs Peck, f'oss, Booth and jackson. MI and
Mrs. Titus left at sin clock for Stowe and
Waterbury and from there to Lake George,
y. Y, where they will spend their honey
moon. Nh Titus is connected with the
tiardwick Savings bank. He has recently
built a new residence where they will be At
home to their friends after October first
At recent meeting Of the Congregation
al Church society il was unanimously voted
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-09-11
WESTFlELD.

Arnold Edmunds has gone to Ida -
Grcgdtional Church last Sunday.-A great
many are attending the Orleans county
fair at Barton this week.-Mrs.. Bolton of
Enosburgh is visiting her brother, w. ID.
Iell.--Mr. Wilcox got his hands hurt at tho
mill last week.-H. G. Reeds three sons
we're home from Woodsville n. H., last
week.-George Root and Miss Jessie Kirk
were married at the home of the bride $
mother Wednesday, September I, the Rev.
j. II. Wallace officiating Mr.. and Mrs
Root will occupy her mothers house at
present. The hard frost last week did a
good deal Of damage.-John Watkins has
boon repairing his house very thoroughly
Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins have been spending
several days with relatives in Shcrbrookc
and Vicinity.-D. 5. Hitchcock has beer
building new silo.--Jay Percy got hurt al
! MnnlWnrlh's mill MondnY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-09-11
WEST CHARLESTON.

William Nelson was elected town repre-
sentative Mt the meeting last Tuesday. lie
went to Montpelier for the same purpose
-four years ago and filled the position in a
very pleasing manner. lie is not "A hgh
license man every other day, but he Is a
staunCh prohibitionist every day in the
week. ard says Il shall vote prohibition
ticket til 1t goes to the wall sherman
Ross. the popular clerk in ]. 3. Holton' s
store. is spending a few weeks In his home
at Willoughby Lake, on account Of ILL
ncss.-MisS Lillian Boardman of Amcs-
bury, Mass. is visiting her brother, A.
W Cuttirg.-1he village schools opened
last Monday with the same old teachers
Miss Kate Gerrn and Miss Ada Niles. We
understand Miss Niles has forty little
folks in the primary department.-Miss
Grace Knight is teaching her FIRST term Of
SCHOOL at Morgan Gore.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-09-11
ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. +. II. Severance and children have
returned to their home in Buifalo-Mr.
and Mrs. T.. y. Goodsell and daughter OF
Nlburgh are at +. r. Goodsells this week.
MIR. and Mrs. William Donald and fami-
" returned to Boston Thursday misses
lucv and Annette Whitney of Bloomfield,
visited in town few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Town of SWanton.
visited at the Rev. and Mrs. Barnes last
week-Misses Lynda and Josie Lon2held
and Miss Agnes Goodscll left Monday for
Poultney, to attend schooL-MisSes
Maggie and Jennie Hurst went to Man
chester n. H., last wcek.--M. :. Thomas
has gone to Ellenhurg for Il few days
Mrs. a. NJ. Lonflgcld went to Burlington
Monday.-Plums are plenty.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-09-11
DERBY,

Mrs Alice Newcomb of Denver. Col, is
visiting her sister, Mrs ". S. Robbins
Quite a number Of ladies attended the w.
G. 7. e, convention at Newport last week.
and report a good convention.-The medal
contest last week in Academy hall proved
great success. Misses Nina Clark. Car
RTE Abbott Ethel Trip, Bertha CominSs,
Evelne Moran and Craze Willard were
the contes tants and all did very we'll NJ IS
Moran took the medal and all received a
mcmento Of appreciation. Mrs. II. Wilder
and Mrs. w. r. Robbins presided at the
piano and A n. Grout and Miss Helen
Cominss sang solos. The proceeds We're
Sl7.-W. Farr, the agent for The Free
Press spent part of last week in town
Mrs W. y. Hopknson, who has been
very sick the past week is recovering
w A. Forbes, who has been stopping at
W y. Hopkinson's has returned to Cam
bridge Mass.-John Carr president of the
First National Bank of Boston, who has
been stopping at w NJ. Taylor's with his
wife has returned to Boston. His son
and family, who have been at Mrs Don
aldsOns the past two months have also
returned.-Stephen Human and wife of
Belmond. Iowa. are in town.-Dr. ana
Mrs. Clark and Dora May. have gone
West to visit friends after which they will
return to Brocton Mass The Academy
school opened last week with 60 students.
The schools in this town commenced last
Monday, with the exception Of No. Il. Ike
pairs are not completed on the school
house in that district. The body OF Henry
Holt. the oldest son of the late Timothy
Holt, and a native of Derby, VINO died IN
buffalo, y. Y. was brought here and
buried last ThurSday.-Mrs. Diana Hin
man has been visiting friends here. and
attended the burial of her brother, H.
Holt with her sister, Mrs. Ermine Leigh
ton and daughter Bele.--The body OF Mrs
s1.4t
through here last week Monday. and bur
led in Holland. She was the widow oi
Isaac Marsh and sister Of the late Lew
Wilson and Mrs. A. c. Joslyn She ha'
been West to spend year with an adopt
/ ed daughter. but being home-S'ck
Charles Wilson, a nephew, started to CONF
Ihpme with her. As a result of an aCcldon
she met her death on the way. She was Al
cstimablc woman and beloved by all wh'
| llnGM hnr.
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HIGHGATE CENTER

The Rev G. -. Pierce and family are in
camp at Higheate Springs William Shell
don of Rutland is visiting his mother Mrs.
Jennie Shcldon.-Miss Effie Bordeaux, who
has been visiting friends in town the past
month, has returned to her home in lhia-
dclphia.-W. J. Furbush left sunday night
for his home in West Newton, Mass. 90
States Attorney -. W. Steele is in St AL
bans this week attending court.-Miss Lot
tie Munsill Of Wells River is visiting her
aunt, Mrs f.. q. Rousscau.-Mr. and Mr..
George Burlcson spent Sunday with rcla-
tVes in East Fairheld.-Mr j. O. Barr
who has been quite i'll the past two weeks
is inproving.- L. p. Ponthriand Of
Lyndonvine is spending "A few days with
her son, Lewis pontbriand.
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STOWE.

Mrs. Laura Wheeler Dillingham;, who
died in Nillianstown Sept. g. was the
daughter of Timothy Wheeler and was
BORN in Fayston in 1918. She was married
to l. NJ. Dillingham; in 1863 Her home has
been in Stowe for many years Her death
was caused by cancer for which she WAS
in Wilamstown for treatment. Besides
her husband and father, she leaves two
sons, Edwin w. and Albert j Dillingham;,
both of Stowe. Mrs. Dillingham; was A
modest, retiring woman ana much cstecm-
cd by those who knew her for her encl-
rotlc, exemplary Christian character Tn.
funeral was held at her home Saturday at
p. m, the Rev. Macl.ucas officiating. The
bearers were her two sons and S G..
Whecler, a nephew and G. ID. Birtel, 4
cousin. Burial was in River Bank come-
terry,
stephen G. Atwood a lifelong resident
Of stowe. died in Wiliamstown Tuesday
morning at an early hour from the effect 5
Of a cancer. The body was brought to
! his home Tuesday afternoon and the flu
neral Will be held there on Thursday, ScIt.
n at 2 p. m. Mr. Atwood has been "A suf-
! fcrer from cancer for about a year and
Twas in Williamstown for treatment at tie
time of his death. He was about 80 yea 5
of age and was a son Of Colonel stephen
| Atwood. He was married in early life 10
Martha Chafree, who died two years
after their marriage. In 1862 he married
Mary Towne, daughter of l.. ]. Towne,
who with one daughter, Miss Blanche At
wood survives him. Mr.. Atwood was a
man who commanded the respect and
honor of all who knew him. He has held
many Offices Of trust and honor in the
town and has always shown judgment and
ability in managing affairs Mr.. and Mis-,
d. s. Stoddard are spending the week In
stowe, being called here by the death of
| Mr. Stoddard cousin, Mrs. l. M Dill
La. 4,
i Saratoga on Friday.-Ralph Warren re-
turned last week from his summers WORK
at Lake Placid, N. Y.-Prof. Allen Bah re-
turned to New York Monday.-Mrs. Clas
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ALBURGH.

Peter Vantne has sold two building lots
to Parker Houghton. customs oiiiclai VINO
will erect rcsidcnces.-He has also sold q
lot for the United states customs house.
Mrs. u, G. Latshaw and SON who nave
been spending the summer with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. ". Marion, have
returned to their home in Cincinnati miss
Xurah Mott has returned to her school IL
Swanton.-Jamcs Tassic Is teaching th'
fall term of school here.-The Rev. and
Mrs. David Marvin spent last week II
Swanton visiting their daughtcr-E. E
Macomher OF Grand Isle was in town Tues
day.-Miss Alma Mitiguy of Enosbursl
Falls is teaching in district No. i-E. n
Goodscll is away on n two weeks vacation
His wife and little daughter accompanied
him,