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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-03-06
OF INTEREST TO LADIES'

trains on reception and indoor gowns
are becoming much longer The kew
note OF appropriateness has been
struck. and 1t is not considered smart
TO see reception length of gown in
the shopping district.
The smart coat in the Illustration is
made OF gray double faced goods. J..
Is trimmed with stitched strapping,
and tiny silver buttons The front is
double breasted and has a wide collar.
which extends well over the Shout
ders. The. sleeves are bell shaped and
are trimmed with two rows of silver
buttons. The hat worn with this is of
pale gray felt trimmed with a twist of
white silk.
Walking Skirts Growing Shorter.
Golf skirts are growing longer and
skirts for walking length shorter. The
result is that the clever girl with a
small income can make one garment
supply the wants of two. These short
skirts are slowly but surely following
the general tendency to overorna
mentation. They are banded with ricl
fur. headed and edged by folds of the
goods, and the seams take the form OF
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-03-06
OUR FASHION LETTER.
chic Tailor Made Gown of Blue
Zibeline.
pouGH GOODS ARE STILL IN VOGUE

Smart Cont of Gray Double Faced
coods-A GoInng Costume For Cold
D.xs-Toaue of Rough White Felt.
Fashion Notes.
dresses are growing in favor, to the
exclusion Of separate waists. For aft
opnoon wear many gowns are worn
with three-quarter coats, and in the
snring these costumes will be worn on
Tho street, with the addition Of a chif-
fon or feather boa. Pretty models are
made up in the wool novelties, both
smooth and rough, the rough ones, Of
course. being for informal wear. In
the dressy class Of materials broad
cloth leads. followed by silk and wool
cranes, poplins, bengalines and all
MORE fabrics. Velvet is purpoGely ex-
cluded, as it Is q little late to make up
GOWNS of this sort. A pretty model for
a wool novelty gown consists Of a
blouse waist. with a round yoke of
mousseline de sole and lace, trimmed
with circular bands of narrow velvet
ribbon. Short upper sleeves reach to
the elbow. and the undersleeves, made
of the lace and mousseline, are in two
puffs gathered into a tight fitting cuff
made of the goods and the narrow rib
bon. The skirt can be plain. with 8
ruffle striped with perpendicular ap
plications of the ribbon and headed
by toothed strapping outlined will
embroidery.
In the sketch we have a simple
but neat tailor made gown. 1t is o.
blue zibeline. The waist is made will
a strapped crossed over effect and ,
wide double collar of the cloth and o
velvet of darker shade. The sleeve
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-03-06

boleros. and the irregular applications
are feature Of every smart gown.
Single large orchids are to be seen
on separate waists. The orchid serves
TO fasten the bolero or fichu with
which the waist is trimmed These
waists are used for theater and inform
al dinner occasions.
The toque shown in the cut is OF
rough white felt arranged In FIVE folds
and held down by two wide. short
straps of velvet black and white
plaid scarf forms the sole trimming.
This is knotted carelessly around the
brlm and falls over the hair In the
Dack- JUDIc CHoLLET.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-03-06

without a seam. The stylish sleeves
widen out bell shape toward the bot
tom, showing the puffed undersleeve of
the blouse.
A pretty fat hat with white satin
crown has a brim of ermine. The torea-
dor shape with pretty ends of lace fall
ing at the back has been adapted to
many toques. and chinchilla is being
literally trimmed with violets.
Some of the tailor made dresses are
accompanied by toques of piece OF
the same material, trimmed with chrys-
anthemums of similar hue, whether 1t
be blue, pink or green Chrysanthe-
NUNS, indeed, ride on the crest OF the
wave just now.
A detail most worthy to be chronicled
anent black transparent sleeves OF
lace gown is the fancy for mounting
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-03-06

narrow clusters of tucks stitched down
fat and flaring about the feet. On all
the smartest models gored and heav-
lily stitched f1ounce is necessity.
1t goes without saying that as a re-
suit of this trimming the skirt mate
rails are much lighter in weight and
that many of the skirts are made of
ordinary dress goods lined with silk.
The hats which go with the short
skirt costumes are soft and becoming
in shape and are trimmed with pale
colored ribbon or breasts.
Capes are only used for riding and
other occasions where an extra wrap Is
required. The most useful cape is one
Of velvet or broadcloth cut circular
and having a very full circular founce.
Both the edge Of the flounce and it's
heading are heavily stitched. The col
lar can either be of the standup va
riety or a medici shape, fastening close
about the throat. Very pretty capes
are made of deep red lined with the
same color or of white lined with Per-
sian silk in pale colors.
A smart golfing costume for cold
DAYS is shown in the cut. The shirt
waist is made of unshrinkable flannel,
with a cape collar of plain silk of the
same shade and tie also of the same
material. The waist has full sleeves
gathered into a narrow cuff. The belt
is of patent leather The short skirt is
of rough hairy goods and is cut so as
to flare at the bottom.
Some of the New Collars.
| A good many collars are being cut II
SQUARE lines. and the same holds true
of decoletages. Short, square yoke'
are edged with embroidery and hllet
In with rare bits of old lace. In NAM
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-03-06

have wide turnover cuffs and under
sleeves of lace. The belt is of velvet.
. The skirt is circular and opens on the
front seam with strapped effect and
two buttons. The hat which goes with
this dress is of black velvet and tulle.
Rough Goods Still Popular.
The vogue of rough goods Is not de-
Ginning, and smart costumes are being
made up for morning wear in grays,
browns and dark blues. For trimmings
there are narrow bands of fur and vel
vet and frequently bands of broad
cloth stitched Of the same or contrast
Ing shades. The Russian blouse trim
med with perpendicular strappings is
favorite model. This has a big col
lar of mink or some other durable fur,
and with this is worn a muff of the
same.
For skating or golf1ng very neat jack
cts are made of double faced goods
having the revers and sometimes the
cuffs made of the reverse, which is
check of plaid.
The skirts Of these morning cos
tunes are made without trains, and
they are worn with short pethcoa'
or slip. The walking or shoppine
length Of skirt is becoming more anc
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-03-06

Money to Loan
On we'll improved farms, at rea-
sonable rate of interest. First
mortgages required.
w. L. ANDERSON,
2Otf Box IS, Weiser, Ida.
For sale, good Jersey COW.
20 3 o NJ Harvey.
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MODES OF THE DAY
WOMAN'S LATEST WEAR IN COATS
FURS AND HATS.

Leading Fur-SOme Fresh Millinery
Items A New Detail of Lace
Sleeves. II.
The long loose coat continues as i'm
portant and as conspicuous garment
as ever. Made in black velvet, white
satin lined and ermine trimmed, with
wide flowing sleeves, the front reach
Ing to the instep and the back almost
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-03-06
Nut Cake.

Half cup of butter. three eggs, one
cup of sugar. two cups of -four. two
teaspoonfuls of baking powder, a few
drops of almond or vanilla favoring
and a cupful of chopped nuts OF any
preferred variety. Add sufficient milk
to make a rather stiff batter and bake
in q moderately hot oven. Ice with
plain white icing decorated with whole
or chopped nuts.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-03-06

% ses the collar itself seems to be con-
timed down into a square erect ooth
hack and front. A great many dresses.
even for elderly people, nave strap
pings and embroideries across the Dach'
Stimulating sailor collars, and the same
Iiro 20 saen on outside garments both
for day and evening wear. The fasn-
ionable back must be broad and nat
between the shoulders
Relts and sashes of Persian ribbon
are very fashionable just at present
and figure on most of the dressy gowns
The Persian ribbons come IN all wiotns
and in all degrees OF gorgeousness'
They are not only used for sashes' put
,oined together by lines Of feather
stitching. they are made into most enc
waists and petticoats. and they also
fpure in the tea gowns which Englisf
women have made 80 popular among
us. They are also cut up to make nn'
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-03-06

these over white tulle or chiffon. In
deed. so vast an Improvement is this
that one finds the clear sleeve quite
crude and unpleasing by contrast.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-03-06

Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to treat
ment by Elys Cream Balm, which is agree
ably aromatic. 1t is received through the
nostrils, cleanses and heals the whole sur
face over which it diffuses itself. Druggists
sell the SOC. size; Trial size by mail, 10
cents Test it and you are sure to continue
the treatment.
Announcements.
To accommodate those who are partial
to the use of atomizers in applying liquids
into the nasal passages for catarrhal t7ost-
6les, the proprietors prepare Cream Balm in
liquid form, which will be known as Ely's
Liquid Cream Balm. Price including the
spraying tube is rs cents. Druggists or by
mail. The liquid form embodies the med
icinal properties Of the solid preparation.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-03-06


covering the train, it furnishes a regal
covering for evening gowns In plain
er form it is the chic coat Of the day.
The one illustrated is a sensible and
stylish garment Of the latest English
cut for ordinary useful purposes and
for travelling, and this is carried out
in various shades of covert coating,
herringbone cheviots, tweeds and the
like.
Ermine leads in the furs of what is
one of the most luxurious seasons in
this respect ever known and is lavish
ly used on hats. 1t is quite the smart
thing to have toque, boa and large
muff all of one and the same kind of
| fur, and when these appear in con-
| junction with a handsome velvet cos
tune the effect of extreme richness,
which is the goal of fashionable am
bition this winter, appears to be
reached.
The second cut shows a most usefu
and attractive little bolero for either
house or out of door wear over a shir
waist 1t fastens down the front, i.
cut away round the neck to show the
top Of the blouse or vest and slashet
up a little at the sides. The back
which is tight fitting, is cut in one
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-03-06

The material is double Germantown
wool, white or any desired shade. Cut
a paper pattern, three cornered, about
so inches across the top from point to
point; from the center of top to the
lower point "a inches, and from this
point to each end of the shawl 40 inch
es Cast on 100 stitches, and knit back
and forth in usual manner, narrowing
in each row at the end to shape to the
pattern. Finish the top of the shawl
with shells formed Of 5 doubles caught
down with single crochet
For the lower border, begin at one
point make a chain of stitches and
make 1 double in about the fourth
stitch, then l double in the first stitch,
skip 1 rib, make q double in the next
stitch, and then another double back
on the other side of the ridge. Repeat
across the work so the crossed doubles
lie fat.
Now make a chain of stitches and
double in the second space and 1 double
back in the first space, l double ii
third space and 1 back in second; work
in this row across the lower edge Of
shawl. Repeat this row. Finish will
fringe made by making IL stitches
and catching in the top of every cross
ed DOUBLE Ladies' World.
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Nad 26 Sabren.

Inter ben Stuoirenben am erDB=
ber5Deliben 8olptehnifum in &arls=
rube eriitirt cine afaoemilbe Serbinz
oung, r9ie Ginapia" eenannt. Ser
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@urt sinapis, Semi, uno Der GenIz
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men Mitbriibern rur NIT iDl9em an
gereoet nerben. Die aftioen Mit=
glieoer bieler Sinapia ftno mteiitens
tidtiee, fletBiee Stuoenter, su 3eiz
ten aber gar luitiee 3edz uno Sons
eesbriber. Die inaftipen Mitglie=
Der, Doer nalten 6erren", nte ite eez
nannt meroen, ftno in ben perlbie=
oeniten 8eltgegenben seritreut.
Neulth fanoen fi6, tbeilneile ourb
3ufau, i'm gafe 2idDm an Der Gterz
5ebnten StraBe, ems Der oornebtns
item oeutichett 8ierlofate Der 5toot
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lih biele alten Stuoien Rameraoeu
nidt nieoer aeieben, uno beereif>
libermeile Duroe gar man6e lhDne
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aus ben alten Stuoentenlieoertt ppbl
nit etmas beiierem Slang. tpuroe
bereeiummt, uno gum Inoenfen an
Die eliflibe Stuoentenseit manher
6umpen geleert. 9anee nad Mlits
ternadJt l0ite iih oieie feubtfr6blide
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9rennuns mobl ettpas mebmitbig
geitimmt, INN i'm ttefen Wagoenfen
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men SeimDeg ansutreten.
Son oielen bier alten Sinapen 1T
Spuno gipil.SnQenieur an Der Wan=
battan>@ ilenbabn, Berf6o elmer Der
geiubteiten Mutoritaten in ieinem
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ben lift Maibinen=Sneenie Der De
la Vergne Refrigerator Co. uno
l1ncas, Der 'ebte Der Wobifaner, lit
Der Nrbiterl Sames @abrenbereer
in San IntDnio, in bei1en Office
iber Der rSreien Brelie" nod Elm
frnberes Bib Der Sinapia Die 8anb
5iert.
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Snteredarte sbatiadeu iiber ben
Sirius bon &tu9ling 8ros.

3u Dem Cirrus BON 8ineling
BROS. gebDren 5pan5ig grDBere uno
fletnere Bette, Die einen &umpler
nDn 5pDlf Ider 2anb beoeden.
Wenn oas 3elttuh in Elm SUP breite
Streifen geibnitten miro, reihten
oieielben 5netbunbert Weilen tpeit.
Ser 6auptpapinon lit $50 SUB
brett unb 400 SUB lang, morin 5au=
lenoe bequem unterfunft finoen uno
no6 &aum eerug iibria bleibt, baB
5000 Wtann 0arin marDberiren fDns
men.
Das Belt Der Menoeerie lit elm
tpenig fleiner, aber NIT ben YfpIten
uno Striden fDnnte man cine eSlDz
tile BON Segeli6iffen ausriiften.
Der Cirrus bat feline eigenen
Cars, Die tpenn fte nebeneinanoer
aeitellt meroen, eine StreGe BON Ell
ner Wfeile bebefen.
Ser Cirrus bat $50 2uopferoe,
100 Genn= uno girfuspferhe. 60
breiftrte &feroe uno 60 Bonies.
W}an fam iih cine goriteaune ma
chen, mas bieie Bferbe suiamnen
nit Den anoeren Sbieren tdelidy per-
Sebren.
Die g0riteuuneen qelbeben in
orei pRingen" uno auf 5pei Bib
men. Sn San Gutonio am 3. 500
pember.
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Gin iebr settgemafer mttn bcrniinftiaer
Wprfd1lad.

Ser rStar" in Terren maht ben
8orihfag, bic ahtunoapansieite 2ez
gislatur nm ben grlaB zines @elebes
5u petitioniren, mpourd Der &omz
miiidr fir Statiftit ~autDri1irt uno
perpflihtet miro, Ineaben iber Die
8aumuoaernte i'm garsen Staate
uno uber ben jepeiligen Stano Der
grnte gu iammeln uno bieielben
minoeltens ieben Wonat i'm Sabre
81 perDfentliben, nm Der Spefula=
tiDn iber ben @rtrae Der Baummoaz
ernte Die Spite abSubreben. I'm
elm iulbes @eieb mirfiamer gu
MAIDEN, udre es nDtbig, baB unlere
2eaislatur Die geiebaebenoen &Drper=
l6aften aIer BaumpDqe prDousiren=
ben Staaten auHoroerte, elm 9fei1es
@eIeb ansunebmen.
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gendB un6 oef1en Musfiibrung pirbe
fIr Die Sarmer unb 8flanser BON
grDBem @ertbe iein, benn mie es
iebt iit, beltimmer Die Gpefulanter,
gang Dbne Gidiiht auf ben tpirf=
liden @rnteertraa, ben 8reis Ter
8aumnone.
Dem ftattItiihen Mmte niiroe es
perbaltniBmdBig leiht iein, aus ieoem
County sunerldiiiee Nabribten iiber
oas NIT gaummDIe bepflanate Grea(,
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BeriHte jeoen Wonat miroe oasu
oienen, abermdBiee Shdbungen unb
cine 6eraborifun9 Der Breiie un=
mDalih 81 MAIDEN.
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cine @inihrdnfuitg Der 8aumuoa=
fultur einigen uno anoere Brpoufte
mebr beoDrsugen, 10 BADEN iie menigs
items Die Gusliht. fir ben Stapef
before Breiie gu er5ielen, bic ibnen
ourh Die Spefulanten niht oeroDr=
ben perben fDnnen.
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Gin bamiiser Sebler,
Der aud bon Oielen Sun NmtomiOern
begangett tutrD.

Es ist Gin sebr baufieer Jsblsr, dem sebmerzer-
den Riisken Gin Pflaster aufzakleben,
Oder denseIben nit oelen einzareiben,
Wenn die ursasbe des Leidsns die flieren sind.
Doan's l1iersn.Pillen helen ALE rieren.Leiden
und Uerden Won San HnteEie Riirgern gut
gsteisssn,
SEER @. 6. Dapis, elm 9ildler,
8au : unternebmer unb =NufIeber,
SEQ. 40 SDleoao StraBe, iagt:
uSeit finfsebn Sabrea tpuroe i'd BON
Belt gu 8eit BON Sbmeraen in Der
0ieren : @egero befaIen uno fit
ihredlib an &~idenibmeraen. Sd
fonnte MIDI faum biden, unb
penn ib es tbat, bereitete mir bas
@ieberaufrtbten beftiee S9mersett.
@enn ib mild bifen rtuBte, beuete
ih Die aniee, anitatt ben &iden.
@enl ib mid erfaltet bate, 1blue
es iDfort auf n!eine 0ieren, oeren
Sunftipnen oann balb unnatirlib
murben, mas ppr Maem bes Nahts
mid Inn meine &ube beraubte. Nls
i'd oarauf Ooan's Nieren : Bi1en
anae5eiet uno 10 marm empfoblen
lab, als Mittel eeeen eeraoe lold)e
2eioen, NIT oenen id bebaftet mar,
entlblDB i'd mild, oieielben su per=
iuhen unb Golte mir cine Sha9tef
in Der 8erar NpDtbefe, @de Ilamo
Ylaaa uno 6oultpn=S traBe. @lei1
gu Gnfana fiel mir cine 10 merflide
Ibnabme meiner Shmer5en auf,
Die pDn Dem ginnebmen Der 8iQen
berribrte, oaB ib fortfubr, bieielben
81 nebmen, Bis i'd flint Shabteln
aufgebraudt batte. Sd fanrt rubis
oas Solgenoe ausgeben: Sd err
bielt mebr 8utes BON beren @ez
brau6, als BON irgenb einem Nie=
rem 6eilmittel. melbes id bisber
perlubt babe"
grbdltlib BEL alien Drosuiiten.
Breis so Gents. Softer MiIburn
So. in Buffalo, sc. g., aletnige
Igenten fiir Die Ser. Staaten.
8ergeBt nibt ben Nan1er DDart
uno acceptirt fein Subititut.
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Ser 81. Souls unO gfew Yorf 81
miteo Der SanOalia YenniDlpa=
nia n5bOrt 9iue."

Son iebt ab miro Der st. 2ouis
uno Seem Yorf 9imiteo Der BennIpl=
oania Short 2tne alS elm unabbdn=
ei9er Bug BON ct. 4ouis nab Sn=
o~ianapolis laufen uno miro aus eli
ner 8ibliotbefz uno &auh=, elmer
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S6laf-@ar beiteben. @enn n6tbia,
I'M Iufentbalt in 8ittsbure gu oerz
meioen, miro oieier ean5e 3ua nod
9%arrisbura, B~bllaoelpbia uno SEEM
YDrf our6laufen.
Ser Seem gort Qirniteo Der San.
oalias Bennlpluania Sbort Cine uer=
ldBt bas uniuns8e Depot in st. 2ouis
tdeli6 um l ubr Nadmittaas.
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9urb>S hlofnagen uno Speiiema=
gen oon ct. 4ouis nab 0em @orf
iiber Die 8anoalia : 8ennIp(oania
Short Sine.
8eeen nabeler g~inselbeiten men.
oct Sud an S. Sc. s besbruuab,
IlIiitents@ General : BaFiaqier Noent.
ct. 2ouis, Mtp.
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Maerlei.

9as @etter riitet fib gum &e=
gen. Sour INNER los; lie feuhter Der
6erbit unb Winter, beItD better oas
Sribiabr uno Der CONNER!
= Mabt Cure Weibnahts Gin
fdufe bel ben Sumelieren @ebruoer
griber. Sbr befummt bier Saz
ben, Die ibren @ertb ME perlieren.
Das acknowledgements BON
9ermann 9ampmannn fano beute
Nabmittag itatt.
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nerbinoet maj, oas @ublibe nit benz
Nngenebmen. 9auft Cure 8eibz
nadts9elhenfe bel @ebruoer
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@mpfdngern aufribtigen Danf
ernten.
= Der 8au 6es hospitals auf
benz Blabe spilben Mainz uno
8rano =Nuenue, friber 6eimltdtte
oes gDl. NnoremS, lit big gum britt
ten Stpdwerf geoieben uno balo miro
oaS Dad oarauf geiebt tueroen. Das
@ebduoe lit feueriiber uno miro auf
oas mooernite eineeridtet meroen.
Die Sage 1T pursie(i6 uno oas
8runoftid bietet mebr benn aeni=
geno &aum. 6err S. s. 9ielnann
fiibrt ben 8au aus.
= SIN hoben @lter bon 50 Sabren
itarb Srau @briitine Simmang,
Bittpe oe8 i'm Sabre 1869 peritor=
benen 81. 6immane. Srau Sim=
mang mar in Der Mdbe opn Ores
ben geboren uno nobnte felt 1883 in
Der Staot. Sic binterldBt adt &inoer.
Die @ebruber griber
baben elm auserleienes 2ager pDn
Supelen, l1hrert uno
SancD=N rtiteln aIer Irt, Die lih
poraEglib als ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
eignen.
- Inter ben 9emufraten 1T nun
AUDI nod uneinigfeit auseebrphen,
oa cine Inaabl Mitglieoer bes goun=
tp= grecutio@ &Dmites neoer NIT Der
Nrt uno @eile Der grnennuna Der
Wablribter, nod nit oieIen lelbit,
%Sufrieoen 1ino.
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Ser unfaa clues mnterieeiidben
NupfeS.

Der nniaa, pelder tnrstia ems unierer inter.
leeil9en goote b~etrcffen bat, bat Die yopularitdt bie=
ir Mrt BON Gabr5engen ~beosuteno perrineert. Ser
gsertb oteles nsaen Shiffs=Sppis iuirb in sJolge Der
lelbatter betradtet fperoen. Die bette 9ertbeioiouna
fur biss qano liefern bod II 10 melt bic fglotte Sabsft
IN getro4t fommt enti9ieosn Die groBen Vonaer=
i9iffe. 9as bette Wittel CUR 9ertbeioiauna SRrer
Geiunoheit liefert bod unter alien lmfdnoen Die Be.
rlhmte Garlilien =Wleoi5in 9offetter gitters, neil Fb
leifen miro, mas BON ~oerielben periproden MIRO.
9unoerte bon 9euten. iuel6e Dies Wittel anaepenoet
haben, baben f~reitpiai9 l3eugniB abaeleat BON Der
Sbatiade, oab es poitip gldbnnecn BELT, ionic
8opfweb, gierpoitdt, geroauunas i6Dd6e uno MaIas
ria. Man ueriuhe oaber cine Glaide uuo ~hber,euoe
iih ielbfi
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W1an i@reibt aus Seem Oorf:
Cine erareifenbe geleubtuna finoet
oas ipribn0rtlibe @pupernanten=
gleno ourh einen 8rpseB, Der qe@
itern por 6ibter @ieaerib in Ser
Supreme Court feinen Mnfanq nabtn.
Ser 8erflaste in Dem bohlenIatio=
neaen Safe it 0arolo 6artsborne,
Der 5nDlfidbriee Sobn oes Miaius
mars Same6 M. 6artsborne, uno Die
&ldgerin SRI. Warie 8enb. Die
Dame, Die an iteben perlbieoenen
Grten BON &erpenitDruleen leioet
uno iibtli6 elm pbpIilhes @rad 1T,
perlangt $685. 900 fiir gerlebunoen,
Die ibr oas 9rDlusiDbnhen DOR ee=
nau stpei Sabren 5ugefigt baben lon.
Die 80noernante CAB an, BON Den
&inoern .nieoerbolt anaegriffen, gu
Bpoen geuorfen uno nit Jauitlhld=
gen tattirt noroen gu fem. ,sSrl."
@leanore babe ibr ihon am 2. Gage
elnen 6uBtritt Dor ben Waeen per=
lebt. ginmal lei 1ie BON ben beioen
Sifoern oerartig perpriieelt pDrben,
oaB iie beiinnungslDs lieeen blieb
uno lett oieier Belt bitten iib Seer
penit0rungen e~ineeltelt. 9laeen
BEL Der Mutter fanoen fein @eb6r;
oieielbe iagte pieoerbplt: vNh, mie
empfinolib Sic iino! Sbren friiberen
8Duoernanten baben Die lieben &ine
oerbeu nod piel iblimmer mitee=
lpielt, als Sbnen, uno oielelben fie=
len oesbalb bod ni6t in Obnmabt."
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8.

Sn @alueiton eebt oos @e=
ru6t, oaB Elm Spnoifat ben 8ou eli
ner Babn BON bort oireft nab San
9ntpnio beabiibttat.
Sn TDler muroen Die @irtb=
idaften UNI Witterna9t am 81.
O:tober fir INNER eelhlD11en. Mue
SnlpOns uaren am Qbeno lber=
flint uno Die Burger fauften aroBe
Gorrdtbe fir Die 8ufunft elm. Sc
gab piel 8etrunfene unb einige @r=
ceiie tpuroen beeaneen. 9pler 1T
Die grDBte Staot in Staate, tpD Bro=
bibitiDn berrldt.
- Die &onpentiDn Der geeer, bic
unter benz goriib oes Brpf. Sc. s..
Brootes BON Brairie giep in 6ou=
ton tagte, bat iib in ibren 8eldluiz
len gegen ben 8etrGnfebanoel ausQe=
Iproden uno bemlelben ben &rieo
erfldrt.
- Im 81. Oftober trafen in
9eniion in elmer Spesialcor Sc @ai=
ienfnaben i'm Sitter BON s 16 Sab
rem pon Seem Dorf, no iie in elmer
Nnitolt er5o9en morben paren, elm.
Sic foruer in 8eeleitune BON orei
8eamten Der SEEM @orfer anItalt
uno fie neroen in 5amilien in @rap=
ion uno Denton County, Die 1ih
oarum bemDrben baben, unteraes
bra6t meroen.