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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-29
Locked In slumber Of Death.

Mrs. N. ]. Couch, mother of ex.repre-
sentative, Hon. Joseph o. Couch, has
passed away at the ripe old age Of IS
years.
The subject of this memorial sketch
was born in Clifford county, N. C., July
II. 1928, and died July 20, 1903. She
was married to B. Y. Couch in IS47 and
to them came family of ten children.
seven of whom are still in the land of
living. Six of the children were at the
bedside when humanity's truest and most
steadfast friend was called away. Her
widowhood extends back to 1881, the
husbands death occurring in Arkansas.
They were pioneers of Leseur county,
Mimi. removing there in 1855. During
the greater portion Of her life she was
identified with church work and was an
earnest and consistent member. The
children left and who deeply mourn their
great loss are as follows: Mrs. Clara E.
Nichols and Miss Lucy Couch of Gun
ningham, Hon. Joseph A. Couch, Jabcz
L., George NJ. and John r. Couch of this
county and Mrs. Cynthia Jackson of
Cleveland, MINI. The cause of death
was complication of disease. Last Janu-
AIRY surgical was performed from which
she never fully recovered. Though gone
from US spiritually the Christian influence
of this grand good woman will live for
ever. She was broad minded woman
of strong conviction and principles.
The people who permanently influence
their generation, of whichever sex they
be, are oftener they who make their
audience furious than they who console
it with pleasant sayings. Many of the
worlds heroes and all its martyrs dared
to be unpopular.
"The hand that rocks the cradle rules
the world" is quite modern saying. but
it will likely persist to hoary antiquity be-
cause it is true. Character is formed in
very early years. and in these the wo-
mans control is permanent. If mothers
influence is 10 ennoble and elevate she
must be of wide views, and must under
stand that only when these outsoar indi-
vidual history do they attain to the sphere
of peace. Man perishes but God per-
sists. They who live by His laws attain
to His permanence.
1t is said tina: the steps to the throne
of success are white with the bones of
those who persisted by the way. To see
nothing but that glittering goal, and to
fall without ever reaching it. is surely an
immeasurable despair. Many an am
bition that fails of fruition is due to the
suggestions and promptings of the wo-
men at home who saw the reward but
not the cost of attaining it, and many a
noble ambition has been brought to full
fllment because mother or a wife as
PRED and believed and aided.
Rev. Elmer Z. Davidson delivered an
eloquent sermon at the Christian church
and ofiliciated during the entire funeral
services. Inlerment took place Thurs
day afternoon at the cemetery on the
hill. Sincere sympathy is extended by
the community to the relatives in their
bereavement.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-29

Strangers in the county, either employ
ed in the harvest field or otherwise, are
specially invited to spend part of their
leisure time at the rooms of the Library
Association. The reading room is open
from in the morning until 10 at night
both week days and Sundays and is sup
piled with an abundance of papers and
magazines in both German and English.
The library is open for the distribution
of books for two hours each during the
morning. afternoon and evening. The
library has never been so we'll patronzed
as during the last two months. The
room is full for many hours and increas-
ed accommodations will be needed be-
fore long. Both library and reading
room are free to all.
The Cranston newspaper press and
outfit has arrived from Portland consign-
ed to the News The big machine will
be installed as soon as suitable quarters
can be arranged. A concrete foundation
will be necessary for the mammoth press
and engine and jobbers and when INSTALL
ed will be up-to-date. Other improve
ments in keeping with the new equip
ment will complete the new plant.
w. w. Zent and wife are in Post Falls
today. His expectations are to proceed
east to Baffalo before returning.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Thiel were outgoing
passengers this morning for the city by
the falls.
Hon. o. r. Holcomb is in Seattle on
law business and will be absent several
days.
F. H. Haupt. cashier of the bank of
Lind, was in town Friday evening.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-29

The First National Bank always has
on hand land script for the purchase OF
government land. BY using the script
the purchaser secures complete title
from the government without any re-
quirements Of residence.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-29

Mr.. VIM. Saunders and Miss Elsie Os.
born of Willis. young people. who have
lived long in Adams county. were mar
ried at the NJ. E. church parsonage by
Rev. T. II. Fertig. the pastor.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-29
Reardan Wins Two.

Nine Ritzville warriors are lying out
behind the skifmish line recuperating
from double encounter with the Swing
S,fters." valiant visitors from the village
of Reardan. The fans though are eager
that Sundays game with Shaw Borden
will be duplicate oflast Sundays when
Heath's addition players failed to cross
the oyster. Tuesday afternoon witnessed
a good game. Samuels was in good form
and his shoots proved puzzles to ten of
the visitors while Pugh carried away nine
notches on his battle AK. The score
stood FIVE each in the seventh but was
secured by the visitors 7 to 6. Joe Cohn
the umpire was hit on the knee by struck
ball in the ninth and very painful bruise
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-29
Gard Of Thanks.

To the many friends. who so faithfully
served US during the illness and after the
death of our mother, we desire to express
our heartfelt thanks and assure them of
our very great appreciation of the same.
Very truly,
COUCH BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-29
sustained.
ntN,utltA

Montgomery was in the box Wednes-
day and pitched fair game but it was
long list of scores on both sides. 10 to
IL in Reardan's favor. Tracy was hit hard
and often. Umpires, Baumann and Doran.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-29

Prof H. Perkins born and reared Clay Mo- He reared
school, His carly obtained
public schools in Missouri and Indiana
Clay Mo- For
engaged practical
Liberty No. which position he held for
school commissioner Clay Nc. reelected 1896
has taught
fish Columbia In the Of 1893 he moved which
he has been principal of the Davenport schools.
Ritzvle
the bufying
epse laboring accomplishing needed
remained Prof Perkins appear
and be the moving spirit the good work.
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Gin ~f@ntci@elbafter 8eridbt.

@ebeimrat 2uie aus Ol11eloorf,
Der Brdltoent Der i'm pprigen Sabre
oaielbit peran1talteten 6beini1hen
Snouitrte : Iusiteauna, Der firsli9
BON elmer &eile nad- Mmerifa suz
riif9etebtt lit, belt cine ldneere
&eoe iiber feline in ben Ser. Staaz
ten getnahten geobabtungen. @r
rietb ben iuneen oeutiden Mehania
fern, Die Ser. Staten su beluden,
neil iie bort iberaa etnas lernen
fDnnten. Seer 2uie fubr oantt fort.
SD muB sueeiteben, baB mir IL
beraa Die nOr5iiglibe uuo praftilne
ginrihtun9 Der amerifantiben Sa=
brifen aufgefauen lit. bic oDrt prD=
ou5irten Baren lino 9ber feines=
tpe9s better alS Die unirigen. Die
oeutihen Sabrifanten fDnnen einen
Berelei6 init ben amerifantiben iebr
gut ausbalten, uno ih bin Der SIN
ft6t, oaB mir es nit Der atnerifaniz
ihen @efabr, uDn Der Die gauge 8elt
iprt9t, nidt 10 iebr eft gu nebmen
brauhen. Wtr birfen natiirlih niht
unterlaiien, uniere 8roouftionsmez
tbooen gu oerbeKern unb mir miiien
oarin nit ben Ser. Staten gleiden
Sbritt balten. Sober beutlne Tedz
niter ioqte lein W6eli9ites onsu bei=
tragen. Meiner Nn1ibt na1 lit bies
nibt i6per. cenn Die 8rDouftiDns=
beoinauneen lino bel uus feinespeas
unginitiee.
DaS Mrbeitermnterial 1T bel uns
eutl9ieoen better al5 in ben Ser.
Staten, uno uniere Waidinen=
8erfseuge iino minbeitens ebenlos
gut nie oteienigen unierer &onfurz
renten.
SD bin Der Nnii6t, oaB Die BrD=
ouftionsfDiten in Nmerifa, ausae=
nommen oa, no Die @aren in ero=
Sen Weneen bergeltellt meroen, bei=
nabe 10 bod iino, alS in Deutfh=
LAMB, nenn niht lugar nod bDber.
Die amerifaniiben g~tablii1ements,
bic @iien uno Stabf proousiren, ba<
ben ben 8Drteil biaiaer Srabt, ears
abgeleben pDn ben reiden natiir=
khen &eiiOurcen beS 2anoes. Die
biqieen 6ra6traten lino Die Solge
Der intelteenteu Cooperation Der
@iienbabnen uno in oieiem Bunft
bat Deutih(ano unenblih bel bon
ben Ser. Staten Su lernen.
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Sic SuScs.straFe.

Cine Sleiniefeit fibrt oft ben Sob
berbet. Shon oft NOR Der 9Do Die
Strafe fit Die Sernadldiiiauna tlei=
ner unbeoeutenoer fleiner &ifie,
Sbnittpunoen Doer @eihmure.
8orlihtiee 2eute baben oesbalb i'm.
mer 8uflens @rnifa Sable i'm
6aule. Sc 1T Die bette Salbe auf
@roen, oenn 1ie perbinoert jeoen lpls
den e~rniten ausaang, tpenn es iit)
UNI 8rano= uoer S6nittpunoen, @es
lhniiren ooer 6dmDrrboioen bans
belt. Sour IS @ts. in ben NpOtbeten
Don $. &altener & Son uno No0lpb
9reih
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Madbt id,mca elm Gnse Sanit,

OF bort man oip 2eute idmer
iammern uno flaaen uber u%nertrdgs
libe 59mersen, nabbem lte ielbit
ibren Organen gu uiel Sugemutet boz
ben. &~idenl9mersen, Shniuoel=
anfaue, 8%erit0pfung uno 2eberbe=
idperoen pfegen itt oaln einsu.
itenen. Durb ben @ebraub BON
Or. Sings 9euen 2ebens : 8ilen
madt man aber aIeoem ihnell elm
gnoe. Sic mirfen miloe uno oph
arinolid. Mlan perlube lie. Sour
25 Gents. @arantirt BON ben Npo=
tbeten BON $. &altener & Son unb
NoDlpb 9reiB.
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esksa ipieser cine saies,MHare.

San Mntpnip ftebt i'm 8eariff Sih
eiaes zxnnrigeii Nuf su eruerben.
tueau bic 6biebereien anbauern iouz
ten. Gm Sonntag 9a1mittaa fhpB
Us. w. &amep breinal auf s. s..
6Dlbiheiter BON Monterey; nur cine
9ugef traf, Die Dnr1 ben 6als uno
bic linfe Babe gina uno Die ainn-
iaoe 5eriHmetterte.
Hamep, Der NttentGter, eradblt, bas
&c Dor neun Sabren nit Der iebiQen
6rau 6Dlbideiter REFRIGERATED aetpeien
let. Dos Baar lieB iih iheioen, Der
5ran tuuroen Die beioen, Der She
eritfprOfenen Wdbben suerfannt uno
tie beirntete por einieen Sabren 6ulb=
iheiter in MontereD, Merico. OF.
uiu tn Grfabrung eebraht baben,
6nb Golbiheiter Die sSrou un6 Sim
Der iHlebt bebanoele uno oaS brad1te
i'm Begen benlelben auf. 5rau $. fam
am Dunnerita9 nit ibren TDAter1
bierber, UNI Tie elmer S6ule gu iibers
Qeben unb ibr Mann folete ibr am
5reitaa r,ah. Im Sunntaq 9ahs
ntittag ging &amep nit ieiner brei=
5ebnidbriaen Eohter Die 6ouitun
StraBe entlana uno an Der @de BON
Naparro StrnBe a"naefpmmen, Iagte
oas 8ino: ga lit err, tuDmit Iie
0plbiheiter meinte. &nmep beridtet
nun ielbft. baB er Su6plbiheiter eino,
ibm iagte: Sie..........Sie 6aben
tleiae ainoer nialtraitirt, ppbei s..
cine 0anbbepesung na1 ieiner bin<
teren 1aibe gemadt baben loate.
Ut. ang nun ibneu feline 8affe uno
feuerte orei Sdiiie ab. S. lief
ilber Die StraBe nod benz ct. Sames
6Otel 81 uno murbe ipdter nah Seis
mem 8inn1er in ben 8inslDu I[ots
gebrabt, iberall Blutipuren binter=
laiieno. Or lit unfabig gu ipredeu.
Vt: uuroe perbaftet uno utiter Nnfiaae
geitellt.
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Ser Sd1nlsNenfuS.

Gud in 8esue Der Wnsabl BON
Sbulfinoern ftebt San Intonio
allen Staoten i'm State puron. IS
bat namlid 1892 neiBe uno 1894
farbi9e 9inoer in ibulplibtiaem Gls
ter, suiammen 11,326. SDuiton
folgt nit 1913 peiBen uno 1868 far>
bigen ainoern, suiammett 9346.
Dallas bat 6906 tpeiBe uno 11O4
farbige, 5uIammen 8010 3iuoer.
Sort Wortb 1880 tpeiBe uno 948
farbige, suiammen 1923 ainoer.
4030 meiBe uno 1853 far=
biee, suiammen 5183 9inoer. Gu=
tin 2949 peiBe unb 1913 farbige,
1852 8inoer. @acp Bill
peiBe uno 1914 farbiae, sulammen
4105 8inber i'm ibulpflibtigen Utter.
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9. u. & u. g. 8abn.
Nbfahrt.

Nab guero, gpafum, 5Dufton unb @al.
peftDm, tdelim. 900 Born.
uno 9.45 Mbenbs.
Wab Corpus gbriti, &odpnrt unb Bee
billie tdalib. 2.15 Nacbm.
Nab 86rne uno &errbine, tdglib......
1926 Born.
Nab Borne unb &errpine, 6amsta9s 3.45
Rabnt. Mnfunft Monta9s $50 Mbenbs
Nnfunt.
Son guerD, goafum, SDuiton nnb @all
beton, td9li6... .7.45 Wtorgens
uno $50 Mbenbs. ......
8Dn Corpus gbriiti, GpdpDrt uno 8ee<
billie tagli6.. ..1:35 Hahm.
Bon Borne unb 8erroi1e. td9lib....:
Mbenb5.
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Seine DUAL fommt Der ourb &beue
matismus ueruriabten 9lei6. Our6
ben @ebraub bon elmer & MmeuSs
8ecept WU. 1851 miro lofort Qin>
oerun9 gei6affen. 6. s. Sdmibt,
0ouiton, 3eras, ggent.
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W. u. Trendmann.
s. q. @oetb. a,u;.6
s.. sc. GrnDlb, "o"'o'
q. s. Sbeir1.
selbitmprp p~erhinsert.

giele miro es eemiB lebbaft inter-
eiIieren, bob elm 8orbeusunesmittel
aegen SelbItmoro entoedt tpproen lit.
Iagemeine acknowledgements uno
@rihDpfung oes Spitems geben fait
INNER benz Selbitmproe oDran. @s
lit aber etpas gefunoen pDroen. mas
oieie 3uitdnoe beieitigt, tueld]e gum
Selbitmoroe gu fibren pfleeen. Mtan
nebme ihon beim eriten @eoanten
an Selbftoernibtung Electric Bit
terS". Oa oerielbe elm GROCER @ers
oenftdrter lit, miro er bic 0eroen
traftieen uno oaourd oas Spitem
lpieoer aufbauen. Sc reeuliert aud
in eritaunliher @eiie ben Magen,
Die Sober uno Die @ieren. Sc fOftet
nur 80 Gents. 8efrieoieune earan.
tiert Die IpDtbete pDrt $. 8alteper
q Son uno bon Ibplpb 0reiB.
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Irau 6plbideiter. Die ipdter in bic

Srau 6olbibeiter, Die ipdter in bic
WDbnun9 fam, berihtet: Im Don=
t1erftag Tam id nit m,einen TDbtern
bier an, UNI Tie in Die 5bule gu brir1=
gen. Sd bat meinen Mann, Der aud
bierber fam, Die Stabt su nerlafen,
cine StraBenbabn gu beiteiaen, 1i6
in ben NuBenteilen Der Staot aufsuz
ba1ten unb bas Snnere su perneioen.
SD erpartete irgeno melden Trubef.
6plb1heiter bate an Spnntag ben
@ebeimpDli5iiten Sboaf aufeeiubt
uno i'm I'M Sbub gebeten. er be-
finbe fib in 2ebensgefabr uno nifie
nibt, mas pafiiren fDnnte. Damn
frug er nah Dem Diftriftanmalt.
SbDaf perfiberte ibm. oaB CT allen
S6ub baben tnirDe, fuenrn er oae
rum anfraae.
6plbi9eiter madte nab Der Iffdre
Die fpleenbe Iusiaee: Sd aine benz
Ilamp Bla5a gu. Sd iagte tein
@0rt gu ibm (&amep). Sh tat
nidts, mas i'm peranlaBt baben
fDnnte, auf mild gu ihieBen. Sd
mar unbemaffnet. @r ih0B MIDI
Dbne Warnung.
6DlbIbeiter mar frlber III Monte
req i'm 6Dtelaeibdft uno bate suz
lebt cine Steuung in ben oDrtigen
Stablmerfen.
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Spmtberm Yacific Habn.
Mbfabrt.

Nab Stem Orleans, SouftDn unb Sol,
oeftDn tdglib. .......... lao Born.
unb 900 Mbenbs.
0ob eagle BaB. 81 8aiD, @alifOrnien
uno Mtertfo 500 TDri1.
Nab ST 8aiD, Neu<Wericp uno galifor.
rien $50 8Drm.
Nab NDrb~Seras, Ct. 9ouis mnb gbicas
90 (Katy Flyer $3.50 NbenbS.
Nnfunft.
Son NDro<9e1as. ct. 2ouis unb Chicago
katy Flyer ..........7.45 MDrgenS.
Bon Nen Orleans, SDuiton uno Col
oeftDn tdgltb.. .7.40 WDrgens
nn6 600 Nabm.
Son galifDrnien, eagle HaB unb Mericp
$50 Nabm.
8un 81 Baio, Californian uno Merifo
800 Nbeno8.
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9u bift feim syremnltns in benz 9anbe
Der Sreien! Sbgleih bu erf furse Belt
inter uns tpeift, 10 hait bu btribon eis
nen sroBen &reis ppn banfbaren Sreun>
ben eruprben, benen bu bic gplbene @ee
ianbbeit tp~ieber9egeben baf. Sir mel
men Die ct. 8ernaro>&rduter.Bine bas
alte beutIbe 5eilmttteI, tueldbes lid in ale
len 5dIen BON Stbruneen Der unterleibs>
Sr9ane, Sober unb Nteren auf bas @ldn<
senbfte betpdbrt Bot. 9eil unb Segen
ben ct. 8ernarb. Bribern fir lire herr=
lihe @rfinouno: Die ct. 8ernarbs&rdu>
ters8i0en. Sn alien Npotbeten gu baben
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0luerIef.

Das 5traBenbabnaeleiie nod
Der Srrenanitallt bebarf iebr Der Ste
paratur. Die Gar miro gum retner1
Marterfaiten, tpern fie iiber bteies
@eleiie fdbrt. Die BaIiagiere mers
ben beitdnbig BIN unb Der aelGleu=
bert unb Der 2drm, ben bic Gar per=
uriaht lit 10 9rDB, oaB cine Inter
baltung unmDglib miro.
Wabrenb IS. 6. Soft in ieinem
Store einen &en0lper aus elmer
S9ublaDe 5Do, entlub iib Die @affe
sufdqig unb Der SbuB 5eriplitterte
inn Die finite &ippe, traf einen Teil
Der linfen 2unge uno aing am &uz
den binaus. Die &uael etne aud
ourb ben linfen Nrm uno brah eli
men &nDben unterbalb bes glbogenS.
Der 8ermunbete fiel 5u Booen, Gnz
g~eiteIte eilten berbei, ii1 leiner an-
aunebmer. uno unter Iufliht zines
Mrstes murbe er in feline @obnuna
gebraht. Die GerleBunaen fino iebr
ihmersbaft unb aefdbrlib, bod lit
6oHnuug norbanoen. baB cine 6ei<
lung er5ielt tpiro.
= Der 8arfeeper Wi0ie 6ettler
lit aeaen $500 8ireibaft aus Der
Soft entlaiien mDroen.
= Iuf benz Berenigungs &ro=
gratnm bes gurnzS ereinS fir ben
&eit Der Saiion fteben permerft: II.
September, gansfrdnahen. 2. Dtto=
Der. MISUNDERSTANDING. "a. Ottos
ber, @ermar. Z. Nopember, Stir
tunoss8aa. %. Mopember, Mbeno.
unterbaltung unb &rdnshen. II.
DECEMBER, gansfrdnshen. 26. De=
sember. &inber : Masfenbau. 81.
DECEMBER, SplpeitersB aa.
- 9as @eieb, pel9eS Die 3ab=
lung elmer Steuer BON $100 fir ieoe
einselne &egelbabn perlanet, miro
in Besug auf feline &onftitutipnalis
tdt an9efobten ueroen. Ser &egel=
b~abnbeiiber s. u. garutbers 1T aufs
geforbert nDroen, $1050 nad5usabs
len, Die er nah Der Wusleeung beg
@eiebes Seitens bes General taatss
Nnmaltes nod felt DttBber 1902
iduloi9 iein iDu.
= Nm SDnntaa Moraer fano
man an beribiebenen 9uren uno
Senitern BON @eihdftsbduiern ent-
lang Der Commerce GtraBe 8ettel
angeflebt, nelhe Die @prte trugen:
n8leibt fort bon Der S. & @. Sc.
8abn. Streif i'm @anee." Die
8ettel murben, iobalo als tie entoedt
porben maren, %entfernt, es mar aber
unmOelib. ben unbolo gu ernnitteln,
Der tie angebeftet batfe. Die Sn-
ternational Babn bat feinen Gtreit
unb erruartet aud feinen. Die Bet
tel uaren in Dallas georudt.
= Die @rcuriipns5uge Der Wi. 6.
q g. uno Der International Babn
brahten am Sonntag HOO Beluher
hierbier, tp0ruutet 1i1 Yiele bonn
nDroliben 9eile oes Staates befans
ben.
unlere orei Mlilis=& ompaQnien
iino beute nab Nuftin abgereilf, utn
Dem uebungslager beisupobnen.
= Wie uns Ser IS. SO. @ilion,
Der 8eneral=N gent oes @orooeuts
lhen 2lOpb in @afpeiton, mitteilt,
befinoet iib Der Dampfer y5rant.
furt" i'm oorti9en 6afen. Der Dams
pier ngaiiel" miro am %. Muouit
erfportet uno ieaelt BON @alueitun
ON z. Sentemher oh.
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W. 6. & g. @abn.

Mbfabrt.
siadb @acp, Sort 8ortb, Dallas. 8anias
gttg, ct. Souls unb gbicago, tdalib,
(Sunlet 9epot) .........8 $50 Mbenbs.
9ocal5ue pia Smitbpiue. $50 8prm
Mnfun t:
Son Chicago, ct. 9ouis, 8anias gits,
Saaas, Sort @ortb unb @acD, taalieb
(Suniet 9epDt) ........7.50 MDroens,
aocafsug bia Smitbnile.. 80. 9.25 abenbs
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SeBt lit bic Reit

@uren 8prratb oun 8interbols al
taufen. Die Gage linb lang, @ege
gut, BreiIe nieorie.
Carr boob q gDaI Go.
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SOmmer Yreile
fir unier Binterbuls uno &Dblen.
9elepbonirt fir uniere 8reile.
Carr boob & Coal CD.

Der merifanil6e Staat gufa=
tan muroe am Sonntaa pDn einem
trOpiiden Srfan beimgeiuht, Der
beionoers in Werioa uno 8roareip
grpBen Shaoen anridtete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-17
5oroen uno Sibe f6nnen le

Sorgen uno 6iBe t0nnen leidJt
9ppetltloitafeit perurladen. Or.
Augult S0nig'S Samburaer Irppfen
peroen ben Waaen ieood in tur5er
Belt in Oronung brinaen, ben Nppes
tit pleoer beriteuen uno Die erldlaff.
ten Gebens9eiiter pieoer beleben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-17
ekekt lit bic Belt

guren 8orratb bon Winterbol5 uno
&oblen ein5uleeen. Sraat nod
unleren Breilen.
@arr @D0b & Goal s O..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-17
Gin oas Vmbltfmtit !

Sn 6ulae Der pielen arbeitlparens
ben Maihinen, Die mir neulih aufs
geitelIt baben, iino mir in ben Stano
geiebt, .,Mieglers Stanoaro See
Gream', friiber $3.50 per @alIpne,
iebt fir $1.00 per @auune gu per=
faufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-17
Gtieubabn Tabr=Y lan.
S. 4 q. u. 8abn.
Q3b ia hrt.

yiab alien Norb>Seras s8untten ........
90 8prm.
Nab ct. 2Dnis, Mempbis unb benz
Often. 1874 Wtttaes.
Nab Nprb~3eras, 6anta Sc unb 5riscp<
puHIteH N0en05.
9o6 ct. 9Duis, @acp utto benz Often
.9.15 Mben6s.
Nah 9arebD uno Merico. 900 8Drm.
Nnfunt t.
Son ct. Souls unb benz . item Il. 30 Born.
Son MBrbsSeras, Santa Sc uno 6riscp.
Hunften .8.45 8prn1.
Bon lDcalen 8unften .......7.40 Mbenos
Son ct. 2puis nno bem Sfen. $40 Mbbs.
8on 9arebp unb MerifD. so. IL. 80 Nabm.
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Gulf Sbpre 8abm.

Mab 9aoernia, SUTHERLAND Springs,
Stpdoale, tGslib, ........ 500 BORN.
'Mnfunt.
gpn Stodoaie. Sutberlanb Springs unb
2abernia. tdalih. .......2:30 Machm
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@runoetscmtums. lrebcrtraaanaem

Bbil. 8. 8eolI an 2ula 0eimlatb,
9runoitid i'm Original 9th 8lof l,
fir $3.50.
3. SUB an Srant B6ffler u. 81,
einen Ider 2ano an Der 9obi.&uao
Breis nDmineu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-17
STA Yanoalta, Yenniplpauul=g abu.

Gin Binet oieier 2inie erfter9lafe
nab Stem 0orf beredtiat ben Sn=
baber in IS al hinQtDn, Bal<
timore uno 8bi1aoelpbia
einen sebntdeiaen Gufentbalt 81
nebmen. Dies 1T Elm iebr liberales
3naeitanbniB.
Wegen ginaelbeiten penbe man
fih an ben unter5eibneten.
$. 9. &ilgpre,
Geiienber Baliaeier Ngent
118 Wet Srenb Blace, Gan Nn
tonic. geras.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-06-18
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