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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-01-13

clay at first, putting up creased paper
in the window spaces. For months we
knew not the luxury of the glass pane
That summer we Changed work"
with the neighbors and after we had
helped them awhile they turned to in
tho clearing of our farm. We fclled the
trees in long, bushy windows, heap
ing them up with brush and small
wood when the chopping was over
That done, we fired the rows, filling
the deep of heaven with smoke, as it
seemed to me, and lighting the night
with great pillows of flame.
By mid-autumn we had cleared to
the stumps a strip half down the val
ley from our door. Then we turned
TO on the land Of our neighbors, my
time counting half. for | was sturdy
and could swing the ak to line, and
felt a joy in seeing the chips fly. But
my father kept an eye on me. and held
me back as with leash.
My mother was often sorely tried
for the lack of things common as dirt
these better days. Frequently our
only baNng-powdcr was white I've.
made by dropping ash-cinders into
water. Our cinders were made by
letting the sap Of green timber drip
into hot ashes. Often deer's tallow.
bears grease. or raccOOn's oil served
for shortening, and the leaves of the
wild raspberry for tea. Our neighbors
went to mill at Canton-a journey of
five days, going and coming with an
OK team, and beset with many Difficult
ties. Then one of them followed the
top of stump for his mortar and tied
his pestle to the bough of a tree. With
a rope he drew the bough down, which,
as it sprang back, lifted the pestle that
ground his grain.
But money was the rarest of all
things in our neighborhoOd those days
Pearlash, black-salts, West India pipe
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LESS THAN 2 CENTS A DAY.

The Daily Free Press costs subscribers less than
two cents a day. You can afford it. Sample
copies sent upon request If you mention this paper
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Il.
SCHOOLING 1 HAD THAT WIN
TER"
slaves and RATS of timber brought
cash, but no other products of the
early settler. Late that fall my mother
gave dance, a rude but hearty pleas
uring that followed long conference
in which my father had a part. They
all agreed to turn to, after snowfall, on
the overland, cut a raft of timber,
and send it to Montreal in the spring.
Our things had come, including D'ri's
fiddle, so that We had chairs and bed
steads and other accessories of life
not common among our neighbors.
My mother had a few jewels and some
fine old furniture that her father had
given her-really beautiful things. |
have since come to know-and she
showed them to those simple folk with
a mighty pride in her eyes.
Business over, D'ri took down his
fiddle, that hung on the wall, and made
the strings roar as he tuned them.
Then he threw his long right leg over
the other, and, as he drew the bow,
his big foot began to pat the floor a
good pace away. His chin lifted, his
fingers flew, his bow quickened, the
notes seemed to whirl and scurry,
lieht-footed as a rout of fairies. Mean
while the toe of his right boot counted
the increasing tempo until it came up
and down like a ratchet
Darius Olin was mostly of a slow and
sober manner. To cross his legs
and feel fiddle seemed to throw his
heart open and put him in full gear.
Then his thoughts were quick, his
eyes merry, his heart was a fountain
of joy. He would lean forward, sway
ing Lis head, and shouting "Yip!" as
the bow hurried. D'ri was a hard
working man, but the feel of the fid-
die warmed and limbered him from
toe to finger. He was over-modest,
making light of his skill if he ever
sroke of it, and had no ear for a COM
pliment. While our elders were dane
ing | and others of my age were play
ing games in the kitchen-kissing-
games with a rush and tumble in them,
ss-in-the-corner, hunt-the-squirrel,
and the like. Even then | thought
| was in love with pretty Rose Mer-
riman. She would never let me kiss
her, even though l had caught her and
had the right.
My mother gave me all the school
Ing | had that winter. A year later
they built schoolhouse, not quite a
mile away where | found more fun
than learning. After two years I
shouldered my AK and went to the
overland with the choppers every win
ter morning.
My father was stronger than any of
them except D'ri, who could drive his
AK to the bit every blow, day after day.
He had the strength of a giant, and
no man | knew tried ever to cone
with him. By the middle of May we
began rolling in for the raft. AS soon
as they were floating. the logs were
withed together and moored in sec
tons. The bay became presently a
quaking, redolent plain of timber
When we started the raft. early in
June, that sunni 49, of 1910. and worked
it into the bro ? river with sweeps
and poles, 1.as .loard with D'ri and
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(To be continued
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Sour
Stomach

No appetite. loss Of strength. nervous.
ness. headache. constipation. bad breath,
general debility. sour risings. and catarrh Of
tho stomach are all due to Indigestion. Kodoi
cures indigestion. This new discovery repre-
sents the natural juices Of digestion e they
exist In healthy stomach. combined with
the greatest known tonic and reconstructlvs
properties. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does not
only cure Indigestion and dyspepsia, but this
famous remedy cures all stomach troubles
BY cleansing. purifying. sweetening and
strengthening the mucous membranes lining
the stomach.
Mr.. S. S. Ball. Of Ravenswood W. Va, says
was troubled with sour stomach for twenty yearA
kodol cured mo and we are now using II In mil
Tor baby"
kodol Digests What You Eat.
Bottles only 90 Size holding az times the I'D
size. which sells for so cents
Prepared by e. o. Dewitt & co., CHICAGO
For sale at BuIt's Drug Store.
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d. w. Wilbur of Bethel was fined
$500 in Windsor county court last week
for illegally furnishing liquor He was
convicted by "a spotter.'
Barney Roakes of Montpelier was
found Thursday morning nearly frozen
to death near his house.
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ACHED IN EVERY BONE.
Chicago Society Woman Who Was So
Sick She Could Not Sleep or Eat,
Cured by Doan's Kidney Pills.

When woman's kidneys go wrong,
her back gives out and every little task
becomes a burden. She is tired, nervous,
sleepless, run down-suffers daily from
backache, headaches, dizzy spells, and
bearing-down pains.
Don't worry over imagined "female
troubles" Cure the kidneys and you will
be well. Read how to find the cure.
Marion Knight, of SO n. Ashland Ave,
Chicago, ILL.,, member of the Chicago
Federation of Musicians and a well-known
club woman, says: This winter when l
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week. The second week began eating
heartily. l began to improve generally,
and before seven weeks had passed
was well. l had spent hundreds of dol
lars for medicine that did not help NE,
but So worth of Doan's Kidney Pills re-
stored me to perfect health"
FREE TRIAL of this great kidney
medicine which cured Miss Knight will
be mailed on application to any part of
the United States. Address Foster-NIil-
burn Co., Buffalo, n. Y. Sold by all
dealers; price, fifty cents per box.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-01-13
Rutland Railroad Co.
TIME TABLE
IN EFFECT NOV. rs, 1904.
NORTHBOUND.
SOUTHBOUND.

Daily. Daily except Sunday. Pullman
Sleeping Cars attached. Pullman Parlor
Cars attached.
For detailed time tables consult folders.
GEO. T. JARVIS, C. A. NIMMO,
Vice Pres: and Cent Pass. Agent.
Gen'l Manager, Rutland, Vt.
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started TO use
Doan's Kidney
Pills l ached in
every bone and
h a d in tense
pains in the kid
neys and pei
vic organs. The
urine was thick
and cloudy, and
l could barely
eat enough to
live. l felt a
change for the
better within a
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NusIann.

General St5iiel. Der Gerteioi.
ger Sort Grtbur's. lit in Wostau
a%naetommen. uno bort pp1l Gipil=
uno Wilitdrbeh0roen in eldnsenoer
@eiie empfanaer tpuroen. St tuiro
Wtitte Der ISOLDE feline Nei5e nah
ct. petersburg fUrtieben.
Die ruiiiihe &egierung bat ben
N~ngeitellten auf Den Staatsbahnen
iiberau 9roSe &onaeiiipnen gemabt.
Der neunitiaoige Nrbeitstag lift tat
ldblib eingefibrt. Die Beiiber Der
Briuatbabnen baben ertldrt, baB ea
lbne1 untn6alih lei, gleibe &pnsefs
fipne1 su MAIDEN.
- Die Bpli5iften in WarIhau pers
laHgen oenielben 2obn, mie Die go
liaiiten in 6t. Betersburg unb Die
8eb5roen befirhten, baB aub iie
itreiten mDaen. Der Babnuerfebr
5miId]en Waridau nnb Mien 1T toier
Der i'm 8anqe.
Qae ruiiiiden @iienbabnen
init Gusnabne ~oerjeniaen in Central.
Nften ftno unter militariihe 8ertpals
tung geitent pDroen uno oas Griegss
redt lit auf linen in 8raft eetreter.
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Setrua autaepeft.

Gin paar Sdli6er baben oeriu0t,
Na6abmungeu DDr Or. Sings Geller
Gntbedung fir N1s5ebrung, @rfdlz
tung un5 6uiten SIT perfanfen. 9ier=
nit Derbet Sbr Dor iol6en 2eliten ge-
luartt, Die ben 3uf bon 0eilmitteln
iteblen, Die fi6 felt IS Sabren erfDlg=
reid betpabrt baben. Is Si9erbeit
finbet SIR unieren Namett auf ben llms
i6lag. 8ea6tet i'm anf alien Mitteln
Sr. Sings Dber Budlen's; anbere
linb Na6abmuusen. $. 6. 8udlen
& Co. @bicago, ST., unb Winbfor,
Canada. 3u baben bel s. &alteper &
Sobn (G. S. s. S6nitt) unb Moolpb
DreiB.
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y9one Star" Sinnipriide.

&idts iebafft beiier Meut unb 8raft,
Nls Der beutide @eriteniaft.
NDb @Dttlob, man fino't i'm ia,
Nuh bier in Nmerita.
So gum Beiipiel fob i3 mir
9as fainoie g Star"sSier,
@obon Sober Iosen mus
90 elm 9runf lift SutbeenuB
8er tets lein 8ier nit MnBe trintt,
Beim gfien iueoer tpir9t nod ishIinst,
Ser tpirb iid etu'9er Suaenb ertreuen,
8is in bas hbcbfe Nlter hinein.
Nm morsen trint i3 .9Dne-S -Sier
9aB es 81 mittas tommer,
Mm abenb frae id5 iiets baflr,
Mfittuacbt tut es aud frommen.
= Mlamo, 0 alantp, bu madbit MIDI tets
u~ersniist uub frob
Bei taltem Wetter, tuie Bel marmem,
ST .9one- Star"@ Bier Der 8rot Der &ei.
e9en lttlo Der Nrnien.
Sh trinfe. on ~trinfet, Ell trinfet
9es "aonesStar" erbeiternbes Cob,
limb limb bann i'm iiebenten Sintmel
Sen Wdbchen Anb 5rauen 10 holo.
8ir t~rinten, ibr %trinfet. Tie trinten
Gin @los nab beta anberen leer.
Gns lit ia bns Sebbne am Zone Star"
SaB man ftets perlanaet nadb mebr.
9as @rlareer, oas Cabinet,
Die finS' idl beioe utrflidb nett.
9oh @lamo. benz gbttertronf,
8e,B ieoer ecbte 8ether pant.
@as ma@t ben etpls bes alten San
@ntpnio?
Gs 1T bic p&one<S Star 8rauerei nit ihs
rem Mfamp
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CORRESPONDENTS

SDrrespDnSens. 8 e II E.,
"a. Sebruar 1905. geah @ino uno
&egen, 5buee uno Sis, spie mir es
nod ME erlebt - bret 8pdenFoit. =
obne Die Sonne gu ieben, baben
mir pieoer mai flaren 6immel uuo
tparnes Wetter; fat au nartn, uno
big oies i'm Drud erIheint, bat 3D.
reas bieIeiht nieber oas Wort! N(io
am Dienitaa mabte id1 MIDI auf ben
Weg aah S%iiterbale. Diesmal nibt
in meiner Gig. ionoern a Ia 8uld
i'm Sattel; nur feblten mir Sreuno
BulA's Satteltaiben. 9as mar
etne 10 reht eerdun1ige alte Sorte;
tper1n tb nod lan9e reile, babe ib
mir aun Elm paar perIprDben., Ser
NbmebielunQ balber rift id] Die
@arlna Goao entlane, neil an Der
meme Gan6 lteat uno i6 mai lebeu
Doate, pie Die neuen gigentulner fer
tig tperoen. uno iie iheinen gut gu
tun-meine @rben, oenn iiberau mar
neu aufgebr0benes 9ano, itellenmeile
la9en Die ausgerpoeten 8dume nod
funterbunt ourheinanoer. aeraoe mie
Die uRpoer" ite aeFaat, aber bas
Bottom" Didiht tpar gum erpBen.
Eeil fort uno Die &oab oabin berlegt,,
tpD fte oor ca. 30 Sabren tuar. 3mei
neue 0duier iteben oa-orei 6armen
limo a%eruDroen, mas emit cine mar.
NaGoem tb burh Die alte rGote"
Safe paliiert, bpg i9 ran einiaen
Meilen recbtS ab. nm meinen ftibes
rem Wahbarn y. Marquart aufsuiu=
hen. Dieien fano id nun nidt gu
0aule uno 10 ritt ib benr meiter,
UNI nah einiaen umtpeaen bel Germ
Nlfreo Bebr ansugelangen. Dier
traf i'd mebrere alte 8etannte BEL be,
item Woliein uno Srau gebr mar 10
freunolih, fir mid nod einsnal oen
3iim 81 oeden. Die Wittagsnunoe
mar lhDn oDruber. Nad ettpa einer
Stunbe, pabreno oem.id unb mein
SrDnd]o beltsns aefittert tuproen,
ritt i6 neiter, UNI bis etfua 4 ubr Bel
Warquart's Wtibfe unb Sin arsus
lan9en. Dieler mar geraoe beim
Bretteribneioen uno iab ih bier cine
Beile All, I'M oann BEL Iug. Sang.
bein Dalt gu MAIDEN. Sd traf 0errn
s. aerooe beim Observation-Disclosures,
unb 10 balf i'd Elm rbiiiel1 nit beben,
iuft UNI nidt aus Der uebuna 5li
fpmmen. 6ier traf i'd audi einen
alten BDrner, ndmli1 Semi 8ifel,
Sbibe unb @rsStoreteeper. auaen@
blidlih oatnit befdaftiat, in 0erru
2.'s Han9 uno Store tn~itsuhelfen.
6ier blieb ih 81 Maht. I'm nab bent
iolioen Supper cine Nun6e ,Binatel"
81 Ipieleu, bel melder 1elegenbeit
mehrere sSlolden 8ier geleert muroen.
So. oaB ib nod oaratt benfe. aus
ties Wetter fir ben 4. Wdrs gu beltels
fen. oenn ba aiebt ia Sreuno Nuauft
8. einen Wasfenban pritna SDrte,
unb lit Sober eingelaoen iib NAL
S%ifteroale BEL Nabt anauieben.
Den ndhiten WDraen nab ob(igas
tenn 5rabfnd aine's ben 1tlidaen
5iitercreef binauf bliss elter's @and,
DD ih 9erabe gu Wittaa anfam. M,
Damn nah elmer 5tunoe &oit peitlih
iiber Die Serge gum WeftsS titercreef
gu tDnnten.
9as etuige ihlehte @etter i'm Sc
bruar bat Die Jarmer perbinbert nod
Safer 81 lden; Der i'm 6erbit eelaete
Safer 1T Stpar a~bgefrurer, bod tommt
er aus Der @urael mieoer berppr.
2ebten Wtttpoh puroe bier 6err
s. BbiGip init Trl. 8bituprtb ebes
lih ~uerbunben. s.
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Die 0outen in Inrt

Die 8auten in Sort Sam
6uuiton lhreiten ruitia pDron. SEEDS
9ruBe Galernen iiuo i'm &obbau fer
tia, ebenio einige OffiSiersmDbnuns
gen uno etDa flint iino itDn in Gin.
ariff aenommen. @enn erit einmal
bic StraBen uno Seitentneae spiihen
oielen neuen 6auiercDmpleren aus=
ge[egt Iein neroen. Damn erbalten bic
San Nntouier ein tieues etFueitertes
3iel fir lore Nusfabrten uno Spa
sierean8e. Die Gage Der neuen
6duier 1T uursi9lid).
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sS sealf, cement, Sano, yaf,
itelne, fenerfeite Steine uuo gbrA
Cheer unb GspbaItpapier. Oatpapps.
9beer uno aspbalt. Del, 9~erpeatin,
barben. 9las &c. ,c. tets uprrdtbip
bel 3. 6. 7~isGnsenn, BOG OF.
Commences traBs. 9ieoriae Breiie,
quite Baare iOfuie CUTE uno reene
8eo,enuna U1rher AaInnlirt.
Telepbpn ITO.
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@rsbe . n,ptertafettsu pOrbersefebea.

Gs 1T lel6t oOraHs5ulageu, baB llr=
antebmli6feiten beboriteben, tuerln
@ller Magen ober Cure 2eber afii3iert
iigb es lei benn Sbr nebmt Bic ri6tige
Mtebi3in, ipie @}rs. Sobn q. Oonng
BON @laD, q, g., Die iagt; sd bate
Nearalgie Der 2eber ullb beS Magers ;
mein 9er5 ipurbe i6ipa6 unb i9 fonnte
ni6t ellen. SIN electric 8itters farb
i'd, mas ib bralt6te utb mar f9tel
gebeiIt.@ Bette Mebisfn fit f6lpa0e
GraueH, llnter @arantie berfauft BON
j. aalteper & Sobn (@. :. 3.
S@mitt) nnb GbOIpb 8reiB. 80 Gents
bic SSIatGe.
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subifriptiouspreis fit oas 8Odell6lati
Ser Wtapor mmo Der staStrat.


Gs 1T unltreitia ridtig, oab auf
Die Nusnabl zines Sanoioaten fur
oas Waporsamt QroBes 8etpiht aes
legt miro, aber nibt mlnoer fpibtig
lit es, audi bel Der Musnabl Der Sam
oioateti fir Wtitalieoer oes Stootras
teS< Die arDBte Goritht wolten 5u
laf1eH.
Sin WaDDr mub uDr aaen Dtngen
Suitiatipe haben, Sheen uno Bldne.
Die er bem Staotrat porlegt ltuo tuDs
nab oieler Narbeitet. gr tann aber
in ieinen 8orlbldaen aub au leeit
qeben uno % beoarf es zines berems
netsoen nno tonlerpatiuen Stabtrates,
Der ibn 3lgel auleat uno i'm auf
ba5 rihtige WtaB suriiffibrt.
Sm Stabtrat ietbit f0nnen 9inae
pnIfieren unb BON linn fDnnen 5ano'
lu1aeu n~nsgeben, Die aegen Die Sns
terefien Der 6tabt uno Der Burger
uerisoBen unb in iolden SGaen lit es
ote 8aiht zines ftets mablamen
WapOrS, ein5uibreiten uno iein TetD
einbulegen.
Sin Mapor, unb lei er Der bette
Bertpaltungsbeamte, Dem SDrtidritt
uno neue1 Soeer 5uBGnglib, tam
nllr tpenis ausrihten, ruenr ibm niht
elm nit benielben Aua(ifitationen
ausaeitatteter Buarb Of Mloermen CUR
@eite ffebt.
uno Der aus ben tihtioiten unb
brauhbariten Mdnneru aulammens
ge{este Staotrat miro feline Wufeabe
uno feline Nbli1ten r,ur halb erfiiqen
tDnner. menn er es nit einent uns
n%eritdnoiger, bofbeinigen Doer eng
beraieer1 Mapor gu tIn bat.
Wora1s beruoraebt. baB iomol Der
MnyDr tuie oer Staotrat gleib mids
tiee Tattpreu in Der gerualtung Der
Staot iino uno nifts pernabldfIiot
tueroen bari. UNI oas pDrtrefflidite
Material oafnr ST uermenben.
Wir 1ino in San MntDniD an eli
mem 8eitpuntt au9elangt, Der es n0s
tiQ eriheinen ldBt, Die fdbieiter Mdn.
rter an Die Spite unlerer 5taotuers
tunltuna 5u fteIen unb in ben Stnot.
rat 81 tudhlen.
Gs lift Drinaenb erfDroerlib, oaB
in Der fMab(unenbaften 8ermaltune
Der Stn6t cine Menberung eintritt.
Wir h6ren ppm ben aanoioaten tiir
bic reip, Netnter iebesnal upr Der
Bnbt. oaB es aubers meroen muB;
onE Grfparntfe eingefiibrt neroen
t6nneil uno miiiien; allgemeine &es
furi1en t%pttpenbig itno; Die 3abl Der
8eanitert ein9eiGrdntt, Die Sinetu=
rem a~ufaebuben peroen ioQen; ben
Wiirgern fiir Die ihrperen Steuerr.
bic fe 5ahlerl. rtebr geudbrt tperoerl
niiSie. uno mas Der 8eriprehunaerl
r1ebr iinD.
Mnh Der @ab[ bleibt ieoDh Maes
beirn Mlten uno man fnur mod sus
frieoen iein, menr es nift iblinmer
miro, tuie es pDrber mar. Sc lit
teite uebertreibung, nettr1 man 6auDn
iptibt, baB mir su piel @elb ausge=
ben. ba6 Die Staot Dtunpmilher pers
tpnltet un0 ben 8iirgerl1 fir bic iHues
rem 4aiten. Die iie traaert, mebr ae=
bDten tuerben f6nrite. Sn @empbis
uno in @alpeitDn 1T es bemieien NOR.
ben. tpie tuo auf tpelbe Nrt grlpar.
nijie ein5ufibren finb u1o mie 1im
audi Dbne Wonbausgabe perntanente
Q04ssfs ngfn otaa~erlnU.>o ffEuA
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gdmersense sranp,punoen

nerben eur6 8utlen's Nrntca Sable
i6nell gtbeilt. 6. 3%ipenbart IL. bon
gforfolf, Ba,, i6reibt; sd p%srbrannte
neiH anie gefdbrli6. 8itdlen's Dir
Mica Salbe bob ben S6mer5 un6 beilte
es, 9eilt ale @itnben unb S9rams
men. 25 Gents BEL s. 3alteper &
Sobn Is. S. s, S6mitt) ulb abolpb
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&erlammt nidt ben Nnaperfoni

idmmtliber Baren : rpeaen Sc.
lfdfts' Iufaabe. Seem gort &adet
Store No. 108-110 Santa RpIa
Npenue. Dafiir niro unIer @e-
ihaitslofal an Der GAIT. Commerce.
StraBe nabe Dem Central Babnhufe
beionoers herburae6oben.
WalibDfer & Werbes, Giopnt
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Seine Dual fotttn1t Der our9 &beus
matismus berurfabten glei1. Dur9
ben @ebraub BON elmer & 9lmenbs
Necept WD. 1851 tuiro lpfprt 2in=
oerlng aeidafen. Sn alien Gpo.
tbeten gu baben.
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&ir lino autoriiiert germ
Pbii. gbaroeim
Sdslide gonrltem salaIwaaeH

nah Californian. ebeniu nod ct.
4ouis oia 2eras Il 8ecific 8abn
obne Wedlel. Shreibt an iraeno
einen 9idet = Gaenten ueaen bieles
sieuen 9ienites ooer all 6. s.. Eur.
ner, 8enerale &siiaaier.G sent. Gal.
fos, 9eras.
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gaubbeit famn atc,t aeaeilt ,persen

ourd lotale applitatiouen, neil lie Sen frauteu Sell
oes Dbres ni6t errelden f6nnen. Gs giebt mr. Ell
pen NeQ, bic Saubbeit SIT %tarireu, un0 Der lit ourb
tonfttutlonele Seilnlittei. 8aubheit miro ourb Ell
neil eniainpeten 3ufano Der ihleimiaen Qusf(ei=
Dung Der Gnftadt6en H6bre peruriaht. 8enn
oleic Gobre fi4 e%lt3inoet, babt ibr eiHen rumpeluoen
Spn ODER unuoltonnenes 8eb6r; uno pern lie Qans
eei9loiien IT, erfol9t Eaubbeit, llnO toenn Die Grte
5~itoung niht 9eboben uuo oieIe G6bre ipiroer ii, liz
rsn aeb6rigen 3rifano periebt iperoen fam. uirb oas
GeD6r iir INNER 3erf6rt peroen; neun Sale inter
jebn iperNsa onrb eatarrb oerurIa@t ipel6er ni6ts
als elm ent8ltoeter 3uitano Der iaIeimigen O6er=
Hdden IN.
aetarrb oeririabten) Sal BON Saubbeit ge6ell, ben
mir uiht onr9 Ginnebmen Don 6aIl' & G.
tar1b g ur bttlen f6nueu. gabt Gud unt=
iolit Gireulare tontnteu.
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Gents Die 6lolte.
SANS ssantilienspiHc iino bic behen.
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Nm IS. MGrs fin6et in 6aroe.
man County cine 2ocal OptiDn=Ibs
ftimmuua ftatt.
- Die ngentrat geras BreB Nfo=
citation" bat iid in ibrer gerlamms
Jung 81 Waco aeaen Die @itbers
ipoon i6e Bin, pslbe oerlangt, oaB
bel Batent : Wteoi5inen bus Ge8ept
INNER auf Dem n9abel" ltebeu muB,
ausqelprob IN. Die Bill uurbe ben
6anoel nit BatentmeoiSinen pabr.
ibeinlih 5ebr beihdoiaen.
= Die rteue Gisfabrit in 8rowns,
bile lit iDeben fertia qeporoen, 1te
fat $25. 900 aetoitet.
- Die Nusiteuune in RerrpiQe
miro am T., s. unb 9. September
itattfinoen.
Sn Duatum 1T cine South
Eeras 9eabers NHpciatiun" ee=
griinoet tpproeu. Brdiioent oeriel,
ben 1T s. s. @iintber in 0aIetts,
bile, Oie erite geriammlune Iou
ndbltes Sahr IN @uero ftattinoen.
Neus8 rounFels bat ben Bralis
benten elngelaoen, auf leiner Ourt=
relie einen fucSen Nufentbalt oort su
MAIDEN. Ser Brdiioent bat anQes
oronet, oaB, menn iraeno mDglid),
Der ginlaouna 5olae geieitet neroen
loa.
Der Boliaiit Sphn Cones in
Dentlou, meld]er anaeflaat mar, Ell
men @efaneenea beraubt gu baben,
1T 81 neHn Sabren 3udtbaus perurs
teilt moroen.
= SRI. @mma 5beoFpro 1T, pah.
renb lie lih bel ibrer 5bmeter,
6rau Oillaro, auf Der 0oufton'idlen
Hanh in Der Nabe BON @onsales
aufbielt. iblimmt perbrannt uoroen.
0as @iuilsN ppeuationsaeriht
in Daaas bat in Dem Broseiie Der
Santa Sc Balm aeaeu s. s. Mar=
tin cine @ntlbeloune abaegeben unb
in berielbeu uidt nur oas frabere
urteil umaeftoBen. ionoern auh ole
Griiten5 oes @eriht8bpfes. Der es
abgeeeben bate, fir 1neeiebli9 err
flart. gs lit oieS bas 60. 9iftrift=
aeriht, beifen @eribtsbesirt bic
Counties 5uut, Delto unb 4atnar
umfaBt.
Nus 8raaus miro gemeloet.
Dab in Der oortiaen @eaeno Elm iun@
ger BeiBer Nau1ens SDbnlon einett
frimineaen Wnariff auf ein tuuaes
Maoden. Die ats 2ebrerin in Der
N~niieoluug Nottp Tfat angefteut lit,
aemaht fat. Sobnipn lit berboftet
mDroen; man bot i'm mad Baip
Binto 9ebradt, um gu perbiuoern,
ooB er gelgnht piro.
9te 2ebrer BON gontal gountp
baben Iib in ibrer leBten SnItituts.
perIamm(ung flr elm SmulamaHass
aeieB ausgelprohen.
Huoolpb &(ebere in Guerp, ber
frlbere 8onareBreprdientant lit als
Nadfolaer oes perftorbenen Gibtera
S. IS. @bite gum :, Court @eporter"
oes SrlminalzN ppeuatt0nSoerid]ts in
Dallas ernahnt nuroen. Oas Unit
brinat $4,000 oas Sabr elm uno 1T 10.
gut wie lebeuSldnalih.
= Sn Beu COUNTY haben Die
County, &ommifIdre Die @ntoeGune
aemabt, oaB Die @efdngnlsbebDrben
9efangenen, Die ueeen uebertretung
oes 9ocai Option : @eiebes in soft
uaren, manhe grlei1ternne aes
ruabrten, iie ,unter anoerem Sunrs
tags bdufig' uah 6auIe eeben
lieBen. Die County . 8ommil-
ldre baben iebt axaeoronet, oaB
bic uebertreter bes~ 2ocal Option.
@elebeS ebenio 10 itrena uno iHarf
behanoelt neroen ioaen, pie anoere
@efangene.
Sanbbeit faun mtd.t geeeilt tperoen
ourd lotale Mppittationen, neil Fe Den trauten Sell
oe5 Dbres niht erretGen f6nuen. es aiebt MIR ei=