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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-07-31
LIFE's TROUBLES ENDED.

Chas. L. Koch of Perrysburg was
called to Toledo on Saturday last by
the sad news of the death of his father
E. w. E. Koch.
Mr.. Koch was a native of Germany
"a highly educated man and in for
mer years moving factor in educa-
tional circles.
In 1850 he came to Wood county
and shortly afterward was united in
marriage to Miss Anna Marksheffel
of Perrysburg, daughter of the first
German Lutheran minister of this
place. In 1860 he moved to Toledo.
His wife and seven of the II children
survive.
Mr.. Koch had been sufferer for the
past year with malady that was un-
dermining his health and mind and
against which he had made deter
mined fight, only to feel himself
gradually approaching state of com
plete wreck, and to him death was a
welcome guest.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-07-31
THEY ARE NOT poLYGAMoUs.

Letters signed by E. Patten, of Six
Points says the Blade, Indignantly
deny that the alleged Mormons now
proselyting in that vicinity are the
same that made Utah place of aver
sion to Gentiles, The alleged Nor
mon elders style themselves Latter
Day Saints and object most strenu-
ously to being classed with the other
Mormons.
The Twenty Fifth Annual Camp
Meeting of the Sandusky Union Holl-
ness Association, will be held at Por-
tage, Wood county, Ohio, commencing
Thursday, August @, 1908, and con
tinuing over two Sabbaths.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-07-31
ST. ROSE OF LIMA CHURCH.

On Tuesday morning services were
held in st. Rose Catholic church.
Requiem high mass was celebrated for
the repose of the soul of Pope Leo
XIII in accordance with the directions
of the right Bishop Horstman, the
mass being celebrated by Rev. FIR.
Kleekamp.
The beautiful church was suitably
draped for the occasion and the choir
under the direction of Prof. Rossbach
rendered appropriate music.
The eulogy was given by Rev. Klee
kamp who spoke in terms of highest
praise of the beautiful life just closed
the life of peace and purity.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-07-31
WATERVILLE.

Albert Fahrer and Miss Bess Well
stead of Perrysburg were visiting
friends here Sunday.
Misses Mable Williamson of Bowl
ing Green and Jennie Heffner of Toledo
are visitors of w. @. Hutchison and
family.
John Forman who has been suffer
ing with spinal trouble for a long time
had a severe attack again Tuesday.
The Christian Endeavorers of the
Presbyterian Church are going to take
a trip to Putin Bay IN the near future.
Endeavorers of our neighboring towns
are invited to join them on this outing.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-07-31

The vigorous campaigns that have
been conducted during the past three
months or more by the numerous
good Republican candidates will
close ON Tuesday next when the coun-
ty convention meets and decides who
are to be the candidates on the corln-
ty ticket. At that convention har-
mony should, and, no doubt, will
prevail, and it is believed that a good
ticket will be nominated A nomina-
ton on the Republican ticket is gen
orally equivalent to an election
There are many candidates for the
various offices, and as only one can
be nominated for each Office it is to
be hoped that those who are unsuc-
cessful will unite with the party in
electing those who are nominated. 1t
is not an easy matter for any man to
smile over his own defeat, but it is
the only proper way to do, and every
candidate should remember there is
no disgrace in honorable defeat. &c
into the convention determined to ac.
cept the result uncomplainingly, nc
matter whether you draw prize or a
blank. Politics and horse racing are
very much alike-you put up your
money and take your chances.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-07-31

When King David murmured unto
the Lord: "Deal bountifully with
thy servant that I may live and keep
thy word," he probably meant that
he could be more honest and willing
on full stomach than on an empty
one. That reasoning is sound to-day
and will last three thousand years
more.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-07-31

After visiting 43 counties in the
State Inspector Archer stated that he
found the Wood county Auditors
Office the first one that was keeping
accounts in exact accordance with the
rules adopted by the State Board of
Revision, and needed no instruction
from him. This is certainly very
high compliment to Auditor Harding.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-07-31
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Miss Lille Selling is visiting rel
atives in Fremont
Henry Robertson called on Per-
rysburg friends Monday.
Frey Robertson of Hull Prairie
was in town on business Wednesday,
Miss Mamie French of b. G. is
spending the week with Mrs. Elisha
Averill.
Mrs. A. G. Fuller and Mrs. Kemp
visited Mrs. Martin Witzler in Toledo,
this week.
WANTED. Music pupils.
2ltf Miss ANNA BEACH.
= Frank r.. Charles of Waterville,
gave the JOURNAL a pleasant call
Wednesday.
Mrs Chas. VanNorman and two
children are visiting relatives in Lima
and Cincinnati.
For cement and flag stone side
walk. Call phone 1872.
2ltf II. G. LEYDoRF.
Miss Louisa Sander went to Fos-
toria, Thursday, to visit her friend,
Miss Shoemaker.
-EX. Judge Hum and Marshal
Hayes have gone to Frankfort for a
few days outing.
Mrs. Addison Smith is in Le-
Moyne, celebrating the birthday of her
sister, Mrs. j. c. Webb.
Rev. FIR. Fahey of ST. Paul, Mimi,
was caller at Rev. FIR. Kleekamp's
residence last Wednesday.
DIR. j. p. Thompson and wife left
on Thursday morning for Cuba where
they Will make their future home.
George DeVerna had the mis-
fortune to lose his threshing outfit
which was destroyed by fire Tuesday
night.
New stone walks are being laid
in front of the residences of Fred
Hillabrand and Miss Handley on Front
street.
Miss Emma Zeisler of Massillon
and John Lais and wife of Toledo
were Sunday guests of j. II. Rossbach
and family.
james Blodget, the stone walk
man of Weston, has finished an excel
lent stone walk fronting st. Rose OF
Lima church property.
Fred Martin of Walbridge was
compelled to pay $50 for humping
S. E. Stage on the head with a large
stone, just as he was leaving church
Night operator John McNally has
gone to Otsego Lake, for much
needed vacation. During his absence
Chas. Pugh of Deshler will have
charge of the night office.
Miss Edna Crittenden of Detroit
is visiting relatives here. The numer
Gus acquaintances of this charming
young lady are endeavoring to make
her visit here pleasant one.
Chris. Finkbelner will start fol
the west on Saturday for the purpose
of enjoying months vacation, during
which time he Will visit his brothers
John at Prescott, Arizona; and Fred
at San Francisco, Cal. They have no
met for nearly 40 years and their re
union will be a meeting of much pleas
ure to all.
DIR. Clarence S Ordway who needs
no introduction to Wood county peo
pie and whose professional card ap
pears in this issue has associated him
self with DR.. j. ID. Ely of 1853 Oal
street, corner Fasset, toledo, o.
where they expect to build modern
office. AS soon as possible they will
install and equip themselves witt
the latest electric X rays, microscope
and hot air apparatus for the practlc
of medicine and surgery. The Docto
will make his home at the Hotel Isen
burg, and has by no means given III
Perrysburg as he has prepared for tel
ephone service and expects to atten,
those here who desire his profesiona
services which he can easily do as i
only requires twenty minutes time t
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-07-31

Anyone who says that Venezuela is
now progressing at the rate of 40 rev.
olutions per minute exaggerates the
case. Authentic advices assure us
that she has never more than six rev.
olutions week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-07-31
pEMBERv1LLE EDITOR GROWING.

p. H. Hiser reports 176 bushels of
wheat threshed from four and half
acres of land. He lives on the sand
ridge near the Eisenhour cemetery.
The above is an extraordinary yield,
and if anybody in this part of the
country can beat it, we should like to
hear from them.-Pemberville Leader.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-07-31

1rreverant scribes are trying to
under rate that famous hundred mile
ride of General Miles. 1t is distinctly
reprehensible. They do him grave
injustice. He surely covered one
hundred miles. Also one more that
has been overlooked. One hundred
miles were covered with the clatter
of hoofs, he shed jaded steed at
every lap and then, within eight
hours, he also covered one Miles with
dust, glory and prairie grass. Let no
vile detractor attempt to gainsay this
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-07-31

No philanthropist has ever yet
backed an Arctic expedition without
suffering a subsequent attack of
"cold feet"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-07-31

Bowling Green Sundays have been
run through the official wringer and
are now dry. Mayor Baird has issued
an order to the Chief of Police to ar
rest all yiolators of the city's Sunday
ordinance.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-07-31

Hearst has so rapidly expanded
and (expended) in the newspaper
world that Richmond has invited him
to come down and drop bunch" of
his "free silver" coin in Virginia.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-07-31

The Ohio State fair opens at Colum-
bus on the morning of Monday, Au-
gust 81, next and will continue five
days with a full program for each day.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-07-31

The Maumee Valley Pioneer AS
sociation can feel justly proud of the
fact that they have succeeded in pur-
chasing the Dudley burial ground on
Ft. Meigs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-07-31

Now the War Department seems to
be discovering microbes in its con-
tract system.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-07-31
f. ]. CHENEY & CO.,

Cure.
f. ]. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known F.
]. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price, 75c per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-07-31
subscription Rates.
special Notice.

Russia doesn't like japanese fin
ish on her China.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-07-31
How's This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure
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puroe. 9as Mabhen erbielt ppn
Der &Dlner Straffammer nur Il Gage
@efdneniB suoiftirt.
= Sn Warburg fanoen 1tb fir5z
lid Ibenbs ettpa 500 Stuoenten auf
benz Marftplabe 5uiammen, oarunter
Wttglieoer Der peribiebenften &Dr=
peribaften. Sc tam gu ldrmenoen
Nuftritten, unb es mar Der 8plisei
unmDalih, ben Marftplab au rduz
men. @ieoerbDlt nerfuhten Die
G%tubenten. in ben Babtrautt Der
8Dlisei einsubrineen. Sc tpurbe cine
Nn5abl Stuoenten nerbaftet. sWie
pD1 ftubentiiber Seite mitgetbeilt
miro, ipu Die @eranlaiiung au benz
gprgana Der. umftano gegeben baz
ben, baB einiee Stuoenten BON Der
Bplisei perbaftet unb einem pDr If
men 6anoiheaen angelegt mDroen
1eten.
= Cine Saboeritdnbieen > gpmz
miIiipn, bic i'm 8erliner ,&aiIerbof"
taate, beibdftiete itb NIT Der Sraee:
n&ann 8raaer Shinfen aus oeut=
id)en Snmeinen in gleiher Site tpie
aus ben bDbmiihen bereefteat mer=
ber?" Sc ftnb geriudei in Der @eile
aneefteut moroen, bab gu orei bob
mi11en S1meinen bret gleibmers
tbiee Shweine auf Dem 8erliner
@iebbofe aneefauft unb Die Sdinz
fen bieier feds 9hiere gu gleiden
gbeiler ppn Dem 6Dflhlddtermeiiter
Wadelbep unb benz @urffabrifanz
ten Brausniber nah 8raeer Nrt be-
banbelt unb in ibrer @ntpidlung
bepbabtet tpuroen. 9as @eiammts
urtbeil faBten bic Sahperitdnoiaen
babin sulammen, baB bic beutiben
Shinfen an Site feirespegs binter
ben b6bmifben au%ruditanoen, uno
baB elm unter1bieo amiiben beut=
Iden uno bDbmiiben Sbinten in
Besua auf Nualitdt uno @eibmad
iiberbaupt niht feitgeiteut merben
fDnnte.
= Die einitmals beriibmte Ser
finer Soubrette Nnna Bidders lift in
gr6Btem @leno geItorben. Sic par
ieiner Belt Der 3iebling bes 9beaterz
8ubltfums, oas feline Qbnune baoon
batte, baB aueleib init Dem Sitter Die
bittere Gptb bes 2ebens nit bartem
| Singer an Der Tbnr Der &initlerin
gepobt batte. Nnna Bidders batte
i'm 3enitb ibrer 8ibnenlaufbabn
cine 5timme BON berauibenbem
WobIaut. uno init ibrer fei9en @rz
iheinung paarte iib elm ungem6bnlis
Dies DarfteQunestalent. Sic mar
Die urbebertn oes geflugelten @Drtes:
.Da bleibt feen OD1e brDden."
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gett iiber 60 exobreu

idjor murbe Mrs. @inslow's Suo'
thing Syrup BON Minionen uDr
Miittern beim 3abnen Der &inber
%angenenbet. @irit Dn i'm Sblafe
burb oas Sbreien zines &inoes ge'
it6rt, oas i'm 8abnen lit un6 Oor
Shmersen tpeint? Meun 10, lafie
lofort cine Slaihe non .Wrs.
@inslpms SOOTHING Gprup" bolen.
Sem @ertb lit unbeaablbar. Ga
miro benz fleinen 2eibenben lpfprt
2inberuns perihaHen. 8ertaBt eub
barauf. Miitter, es 1T tein 8weifel
baraber. gs BELT Diarrbue, reeu'
lirt ben Maeen unb Die Rieren. be-
ieitiat Bino &plif, erueibt Den
@aumen, nerbinbert Gntaunbunp
unb ftdrtt bas gauge Spitetn. nWirs.
WinslDms SOOTHING Syrup" fir sab'
nenoe &inber lift aneenebm i'm &C.
ihmad; oaS &ecept itam1nt BON
einem BET beiten peibliben Ier5te in
ben Ser. Staaten. 60 1T bel allen
9rugaiiten in Der ganaen 8elt gu
buben. Rrei8 Is Gents per 5laibe.
9anft ni6ts anoereS, als Wfrs.
Binslows SouthinaaS prup
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Ser 81. 9onfs nno SEEM gorf 81
miteo Der &anoalia YennlDlba=
mia ,Sbort Qt1e."

Son iebt alb miro Der st. Souls
unb Stem gorf 2imiteb Der 8ennIplz
pania SbDrt Sine als elm unabbdn>
giger 3ug BON ct. Souls nab Sns
bianapolis laufen unb miro aus Ell
r1er 8ibliptbef= unb &aubz, elmer
ObierpatiDnSs uno Speile= unb
S1laf=g Gar beiteben. @enu nDtbig,
um Mufentbalt in Bittsburg 81 per=
meiben, miro bieier gauge 3ug mad
6arrisburg, Bbllaoelpbia uno Seem
ODrf ourblaufen.
Ser Seem gorf 2imiteo Der Gan>
baliaz Benniplpania Short Sine per=
ldBt baS 1niDn=D Depot in ct. Souls
tdelib INN l nbr Mabmittags.
9rei @rpreBsGge td9li@ init
Durb=S blafpagen uno Speiiewas
gen BON ct. 2Duis nah SEEM gorf
iiber bic 8anbalia : Hennlntpania
Short Sine.
@egen ndbeler ginaelbeiten men'
bet @uh an S. sc. 8 besbrougb 3,
N~iiiiteut= @ereral 8aHaeier Ngent,
ct. Souls, MeD.
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9a iiebt man erf, ipas pabre
Qiebe fann!
(Srt. 9lDampntcs setuiSmet.)
(gus benz gerliner @1. Sournal.)

(Mus Dem 8erliner SCI. Spurnal,)
Grdulein auguite aOamOoies, Die salpeter
Der in lester 3eit piel9enonnten iungen Dame,
Die einen biterrei6ii6el @r5beraog 10 b%egeiitert
bat, baB er auf @hrben uno Sifel ber3ihtete,
mill BON Der Ilfgen gerIbnttbeit tbres Wa=
mems aud einigen gtusen 3ieben. Sic miro
as Sdngerin i'm gaiage=Sbeater aaftreteu.
Sin tb bDr gub 81 iineen aub erbbtig
Mit friI6er Stimme unb in furaem 8of,
geraeBt bod nibt: Iuiuite bats ni9t
nDtbtg,
Mein rtBt'eer6 btpa9er lit Elm graberapg.
Sein Sers eralibt fir Tie in beil'ger
Slamme,
l1nb barum nur tuarb er Elm 8iiraerss
mann,
@r ldieo lpgar aus Sabsburgs bobem
Stomu;e:
9a iiebt man erit, mas tpabre 2iebe farm!
gts Supiter emit ihtpdrtnte fir gurppe'n,
Nobt' er Iih niht afs feIcber &abalier,
@rpanbte fib an 8fafen nibt unb 8open,
@etuann ibr 5ers ais sutaebauter Sitter.
Sp6 in BEN SaQ, UNI ben eS bier ltd3
banoelt,
grnente itb Der olte 3auberbann:
8enn iih elm Sirft gum giel ielbf ners
pan6elt,
So itebt man eft, tpas tpabre 2iebe farm!
8alo lit er nun elm einfad6 iblibter
@b'mann,
@r, ben mod iineft Die 8rpne bat eeaiert.
1nb n8blItn9" pirb nod btnter Sbulse,
2ebn.ann,
Sn oas abreBbmd einfadb einrangirt.
Gut biirserli6 macbt er iein Mittass<
l6ldfber,
nno itatt oes n8lieBes" iiebt ct 9liiGlih
an
Sn ieinem 9lrm bas bplbe idparae
Sbdfhen ......
Sa iiebt man erft, tuas tpahre 2iebe fann!
@eidrieben ftebt sutueilen In ben Gternen.
SaB etne SIritin i6tparmt fir 8iloung
1ur,
Sranabflb min bic bpbe Dame lernen,
Sic beflinirt bas IIBe @prt yMmpur".
8enn bann fe Hteht, BON 2~iebesnptb
beiefen,
Sinaus in's @eite, in bic Mbt unb Bann,
l1nb trosbem miro nibt tbren S6m1ud
0a iiebt mar erit, ruas nabre 2iebe fann!
l1nb benz @ernil6 bpn blauem, rptbem
8lute,
Sci b'rum erribtet bier elm WDnument,
Sb nenn' als StanbDrt ibpn nit frobem
Mutbe
9as itolse 5bur, bas .Sale'ibes" man
r1ennt.
@enn aussebau'n i'm Marmorblof, Dem
tueiBen,
2ouile @iron - pir berpunbern bann,
l1nb iener 8lat tuirb rWesa1ianceplas'
beiBen,
9a fiebt man ert, tuas tpabre 9iebe tam
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@lntOfratifd,e 8ibel.alnslesuna.

Der iunge @pdefeuer bat ols Cert
upr feiner Bibelflaiie Die @eibihte
BPM reiden Singing eetpdblt, Dem
Selus iaete: ngerfaufe alles, mas
bu baft uno gieb'S ben Nrmen, 10
mirit ou einen Shab i'm 5immel
baben."
Die Gteue bdtte manhen MiliD=
ndr in 8erleaenbeit eeiebt. Nidt 10
MDfefelIer it,, Der i'm Nusleaen
friIh unb n1unter lit. Der bibels
funbige Miliondr erfldrt unperfrDs
rem, baB oas nidt p0rtlih gu nebmen
fei, 1onbern baB mir un8 nur ppn
benz trerren i0Ien, mas amilben
uns uno SOFT ftebe. l1no Die
MiQipner bes jun9en &odefeller
trenren i'm niht ppn ieinem @ott.
Mion muB bic Bibel nur rebt aus5u@
leeert periteben. ga qudlen fib Die
Tbeu[oaen NIT erniten Stuoien; bic
fem jungen Manne aber eiebt Der
6err bic @abe Der 9eutung i'm
[Shlafe.
Den Dffenen Brief zines SEEM Yor-
fer @eiitliben. ob er es nit ieineu
frommen Gnibauungen pereinbai
finoe, ole &elieiUn gbriiti gu lebren
unb suglei9 i'm @enuiie zines auI
Sueifelbafte @eile erpDrbenen Ser.
m5gens 81 bleiben, bat Der iungG
Mofefeller meoer in ieiner 8ibel.
fla5ie, nod ionft beantnortet.
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@dbler 3esiirirnas.
San gntonio, 1. Sanuar 19(

S1n AntDntO, L. SanuQr I9UZ.
Sierour1 miro betannt eer,aht,
oaB i'd bic Uiiher meines Nnltes
fir Die &egiitrirung auer @dbler
Der Stabt San NntoniD, Berar Co.,
9eras, benz @eiebe eemdB am eriten
DienItaa i'm Monat Sanuar bes
SabreS 1903 er6ffnet babe. ndmlid
am 6. Sanuar, nno 5ruar in Der
Staotbaue am Militarp Blasa, unb
oaB i'd oieIelbe offen balten meroe
90 Gage lang binter chamber, nit
Nusnabme Der Sonntaee, uno stpar
BON 8 (adt) ubr Sormittags Biz s
(adt) ubr Ibenos an ieoem Gage.
Sierburh eriube i6 af)tunsspp1
ale 9ieienieen, pelde itd regiltri-
rem gu laiien niiniben, 10 porbereitei
su tommen, Dab iie ni6t nur lire
Namen aneeben f0nnen, iunoern
audi 0omer uno @ummern oel
StraBe, an pelber tie ppbneu, lppie
Die Drummer ibreS betreffenoer
Staot= 8recintts. oa fie baburf I'M.
n6tbiae 8er5Dgerungen perbinoerr
uno CUR IbneQeren grleoieung oel
@eeiftrirung beitragen.
s. q. Gbapa,
Wdblert &eaiitrator pOn Beral
Gpuntp, 9etas.
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e 8.

= Die teraniibe &ommiifipn fir
Die Weltausltelluog in ct. 2ouis
nirb bic 2egislatur UNI cine Bepil.
lieune ppr, 5000, 900 our piireiaef
Bertretung oeS States auf oerielben,
angeben.
SIM &epralentantenbauie 81
Nuitin eiebt iib cine 8emeeuna funb,
Die Bai1agierrate auf @iienbabner
BON brei Gents auf 5mei Gents pei
Meile berabsuieben.
Die County &ommiiidre nDr
Dallas County baben bic Wabl ibe,
bas 2ocal Option @eieb auf ben IL
Sebruar anberaumt.
- 8pn guerD muroe Die erIte gar'
fabung &Dblf0pfe bieier Sation nod
benz @orben Deribifft.
- Sn Santa 2ucia, Hecos
County, itarben S. S. @ap urb ietn'
beibe unuerheiratbeten Shmeiterr
an Irienitnereiftung. Sbr Meffe,
@obert @ap, Der bel ibnen tpDbntt
unb elm eroBes Belibtbum geerbi
batte. muroe unter benz Ser.
babte perbaftet, feline Berpanoter
pergiftet su baben. gr ftarb i'm Sc.
fdngniB an Mrienifpergiftung.
= Sir bic San Sacinto Oil Com
panD. cine Der be%oeutenoiten @eien'
Ifaften i'm Staate, Die Oelqueuen ii
Beaumont betrieb, lit auf Betreiber
Der ngeras Cotton BrDoucts So.
ppn Teras. pelhe nit Der eriterer
einen erpBen 9ontratt fur 9ieferunl
pon Hpb6l abgeiblo1ien bate, cit
&uratDr eineeiebt mproen. De-
&pntraft, gu Is Gents per Barrel
NOR boz ldneerer 8eit abaei@loiiet
pprben. insmiihen par cine De,
Oelqueuen Der nSan Sacinto 90.
gang unb spei anoere Aueaen Der
ielben rtabesu perfieet, 10 oaB Die Sc
ieqi1aft au6er Stanbe mar, ben
aontratte nahaufpmmen. Die Dif
feren5 snii1en benz friberen ton
trattlihen unb benz jebi9en Oelpreii
betrug $500, 900. 10 oaB Die sc
ieaiboft unter oerielben sulammen
| hrnh
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Stn beutlhen Heihstaae brah

- SIN beutiben &eihstage brabte
Der baDrii9e &lerifale Sbdbler bas
gelegramm our Sprabe, melbeS Der
&aiier im lebten SDntmer an ben
8rin3=G egenten 2uitpDlb BON Bapern
geihidt bat unb in tpeldem er ieiner
tiefiten @ntriiltung ub Der Weieerune
oes bapriihen 2anbtaees, $25, 600
fir &unit5mefe 81 bemiqigen, Mus=
bruf CAB. 6err Shdoler taoelte Die
0anolung bes &aiierS ibarf, als uns
perantmortlihe ginmiibung in Die
Mngelegenbeiten zines Gin5elitaates
uno iteute iblieBlih an ben &eihs=
fanaler, @rafen Billion. Die oirecte
Sraee. mie er in Butunft Die @ie=
oerbDluna iDlher 3miibenfdQe gu
perbinbern eeoenfe. @raf Bilom
antnDrtete, baB er als &eibstansler
nur fir Die Dfficienen N~euBerungen
oeS &aiiers perantmDrtlib pdre, melz
9e ieiner @eeenaeibnung beoiirften.
oaB es aber ipnft Dem Safer ebeniD
pie iebem anoeren 8reuBen frei=
ftdnoe, feline peri0nliHen Nnfidten gu
GuBerr.
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Cinderella @dnbs Yalait.

SIM Cinderella Shub= Bafait fino
Die fir faltes uno naiies Wetter be-
rehneten WintersB aare1 angetoms
men in betanrter gutter, o~auerbafter
Qualitdt. Som 8eiten oaS Beite
anSuifaffeu, lit itets unier Brin5it
aepeien. @ir pertreten Die eriter
Sirmer oes 2anoes. Muh 9Dlge's
beribmte Silaihube finb pieoer au'
2ager su Breiien BON finfaia @enta
aufwdrts. Ser Saiion gemdB baber
nir unieren 8orratb in Sbuben fin
8due, &pn5erte, Oper, @eiealhafter
peruoqftdnoigt. &Dmmt gu uns tpenr
ibr Shube rDtbig babt.
@inbereaaS hubsB alat
207 Nlamo Blaaa. Telepbun 585.
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Mit ipelbem BeSabt

seben bod bic Menihen gu @erfe, tuenn
es iih I'm ben grtuerb BON elm paar DBL
lars banbelt! unb NIT tpelber tb6rihten
5ait tperfen iie iih iraeno einem Quad
ialber in bic Mrme, tpenn es beiBt, ibren
tranfen 2eib eeiunb 81 maiden! Dieter
unflugbeit perbanfen es D~ieienigen, nel'
DIE an SamDrrboiben leiben, einais unb
aIein, baB tie feine 9eiluns finben. Sc
eiebt namlib elm fiheres Nittel se9en
6iele iblimme uub ihmerabafte &ranfbeit,
unb 6tefe Mr5nei 1T Or. Silsbee's Mna'
fe1is, o tpeldher P. Neustaedter & Co.,
Box 2416, New York. 8rpben fuftenfrei
p%er1enoen.
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Mtan beridtet aus Mean6e

Wtan berihtet aus Min6en:
Die bepDritebenbe @erlobung Der
1874 geborenen Brin5eilin &lara
BON 8apern, elmer gohter oes per-
itprbenen Brinser Nbalbert nDn
Bayern unb Nebtiiiin bes fDnigli=
den Damenitiftes in @ir5bura, nit
benz 9leibaltrigen 2beooDr Srbr.
b. gramer= &lett, 6errn auf 9Dben<
aidau. 8eiiber pieler anoerer Dbers
baperiihen Sitter, erbli9er &ei1Ss
ratb Der &rDne in Bayern, erre9t in
Baneru piel GufIeben. Ser 8rdu=
tigam lit elm reiher Mann, Dem Of
leroinas einige 2eute nabiaaen, iein
8Drfabre iei elm ebrbarer Niirnbers
ger Sblpfiermeiiter gemeien. 9ie
Brinaeiiin baeeeen lebt in reht be-
iheibenen 8erbdltniiien. Sic ioa
ibren Br6utigam bepDgen baben,
oemndbit gum &atbolisismus iber<
3utreten.