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The Washington herald., 1907-07-21
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Richmond, 81 Norfolk, q.
Richmond, 2; Norfolk, o.
Roanoke, 81 LyncbburG, 2.
Portsmouth, 2; DnnViIie, 1.
Portsmouth, /; DanviIIe, o..
STANDING Or THE TEAMS.
UMPIRE IS KNOCKED DOWN.
Pitcher LOucks, of DanviIIe, Put I'm
der Arrest at Portsmouth.
Special Ia The Washington Herald

Pitcher L0ucks, of DanyilIe, Put I'm
der Arrest at Portsmouth.
Special 10 The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. July 2O.-In dispute be-
tween Umpire TRULY and Pitcher Loucks,
Of Danville. in the first game between
Portsmouth and Danville. in Portsmouth
this afternoon, the umpire was knocked
down. The police prevented further trou-
BILE TRULY was struck before any one
realized that there was trouble. The
pitcher was Immediately put under ar
rest. No one except the pitcher and um-
pire knew what the dispute was about.
Portsmouth showed form. and took both
games, the first in the last half of the
ninth inning and the second in the first.
Scores:
RHE
Portsmouth. th.............. 0 Ol0 90 IL /
Danyiiie. iie.............-... o o 0 0 0 0-I ) 0
Batteries shGmaH and Bumes; Loueks. Walker,
and CoopI.
RHE
Pcrtsmo-Ith th....,...........s / 0 IL
Dauyillc -..............-. 0 0 . 90
Batteries-Loose and BvTacs; Walker and Co9per
The Washington herald., 1907-07-21

Fist base On bails-OH Lindamau. s. St7ick out
Clarke Brain. Two-basc ht-tih5ol. Sacrifice hits
1enney Clarke. Anderson. Stolen hases-Leach
Sturke. Double playsNndesson 10 NCsoa 10 Leach
Brain 10 Tenncy 20 Blowh- Umpires-Mcssrs John
store and Carpenter Time Of gIme-I hour ard 80
Minutes Attendauce-fsI5
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STONES HOME RUN DECIDES.
ST. Louis Gets Commanding Lead
Over HighIanders in Fourth.

St Louis. July 20.-Stone's home run
in the fourth inning, sending two in
ahead OF him, gave St. Louis com
manding lead over the New York Amer
leans Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-07-21
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Harrisburg WilliamsToFt p Harrisburg. )
A. Iohustgwu-I Chu5toWu. 5. Altoona, 0
~ Wilmington 3, Wilmington. I.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-21
EASTERN LEAGUE.


At Kansas City Kansas CITY Q, Louisville. 2
~ 81 indianapolis 5; 81 Paul, ?
At Nnwukte -fulel0 :. Aiilwaukec. l.
Al iuncapolis-ColUubus. S. Minneapolis. 0.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-21
GIANTS WIN In NINTH
Cubs Play Well, but Mathew
son Is InTincible.
GILT EDGE SUPPORT GIVEN

New YorkS Redeem Themselves for
Poor Work of Friday-LundEreR
Only One Hit Being Made Up 10
that Tlme-SeymOur's LoEs Hit.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-21
TIGERS BUNCH HITS AND WIN.

Detroit July 2o.-Bunching of hits in
the eighth inning enabled the Detroit
Americans to bat out a victory over the
PhiladelphianS Score
The Washington herald., 1907-07-21
RICHMOND TAKES BOTH.
Leaders of Virginia League Shut Out
I'm DOubIe-hender.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. July 20-RichmOnd took
the Crew OF the Mary Jane into camp in
both games here this afternoon by scores
OF 10 and to O. Big Bill Otey dropped
the first game. the first he has lost IN the
last fifteen pitched. Hobbs allowed but
three hits. while Otey was touched up for
seven safeties- In the second game il was
Van against Bertram, and the former had
all the best Of the argument. Neatly 1900
people witnessed tie last game Scores:
RHE
Richmond. d............... 10000 2ox-S Q
NortoIE. 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 ) 2
Ba,ieries- Richmond. Hobbs AID walsh; Norfolk.
Otcy and CAaifee.
RHE.
R.chm5nd. ............... oIOl0O o. 80
Norfolk %
Baticrios-Richmsrd. Vail ami Walsh; Norfolk.
Butam and Edwards
The Washington herald., 1907-07-21

IIIsl UHsV ~ tIfuf-IIIsIuU, 7. LIT % udsta-
Clhcago, 3; Boston. T. First base on hslls-Of
A,Iock. !. Stluek out-By Altrock, 3; by Tame
hill, p Two-base hits-Congslton Ferris %. Dou-
hie play-Wssner 10 Unglaub Hit by pitcher-By
TannchIl. l. Umpires-NlessTs. Hurst and Connolly.
5000
The Washington herald., 1907-07-21
sparrows Point Downs Haeerstown

SI9cial 10 Inc washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Nd, July 2o.-sparrows
Point defeated Hagerstown at Ath-
letic Park here this afternoon. All
but one of the runs scored by the vis-
itors was helped along by bases on
balls. Finn being extremely wild Mat
thews. who pitches for Sparrows
Point. was steady and managed to
keer the hits scattered through five
different innings. Score:
RHE.
sparrows Point. oI 00002 0-s 9.
Hagerstovn. ........,.. 2 0 Q 0 0 Is g, 3
Battesies-Matthews and Wilson: Finn and HOu-
ser Umpre-Mr. Cas-.
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Nationals Get Only Four
Singles Off Him.
TOM HUGHES BATTED FREELY
CIeveIand's Old HOOdOO Proved to
BE Easy Picking Yesterday, Seven
Timely CIouts Being Made on His
DeIivery-Game RepIete with Bril-
liant FieIdinE-The Score.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Cleveland, 4; Washington, 1.
Detroit, 4; Philadelphia, 3.
st. Louis, ,aG; New York, =.
Boston. ,; Chicago, o..
The Washington herald., 1907-07-21

If you are in need OF anything. put
want ad. in The Herald. and see how
quick you get results.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-21
Roanoke Bunches Hits.

spaciaI to The Washington Herald.
Roanoke. Va. July 20.-ROanoka won
to-day from Lynchburg by punching
hits in the third. Roanoke also jumped
within two points Of being al the top
when Norfolk lost two. Score.
r. T. T..
Roanoke. ............... 10000 0 O-5
Lyrcibug ............ o 0 e-S
Batteries-M MoTTisey and Cotey; Murray and stlrde-
want
The Washington herald., 1907-07-21

Tom Hume. C.; RawliEs Hume n L Nicholson
| b. AspinwsD. n; Brtton Brown s.; 4 ID
Champion. 81. Floyd WaEsaman. T.. Belt c., and
George Brown. II.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28
Chlldrens Party.

Miss Margaret Osmond and
Miss Novma Merring entertained
a large number of friends We'd
nesday evening. at a chile Us
party. The guests were asked to
come costu med as children Of the
age of twelve years, and the idea
. was carried out very nicely. The
sboys wore their knickerbockers.
and the girls short dresses. with
their hair hanging down their
back. AID all looked real cute.
Miss Lillian Gould. in the garb
Of an elderly lady. acted as
chaperon. and my what a time
she must have had. The com.
pany played childrens games. and
when the refreshments were
served the guests we're require q
to sit on the floor. Miss Veva
Ewalt and Miss Jessie Dodge as.
sisted in serving. A royal good
time was had by all.
Instead of using napkins when
refreshments we're served. each
Q guest was given a bib. Stick
candy was also very much in evi.
demo during the evening.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

If you buy a Majestic Range of
US now, we will furnish absolutely
free $40 worth of cooking utensils
and stove pipe. The Great Bend
Hardware & Implement Co. At
the Busy Corner.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

H. c. Colgrove has gone to Attica,
having been called there by the fune
raj of his brother,in-law, who was
killed in an accident of some kind on
the railroad at Oklahoma City. Parti-
culars we have not been able to learn.
Deceased was young man, however,
and had been married only a few
months.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

Former Senator ]. R. Burton, who
will lecture at the opera house this
evening on the political Community
of interests" made this Office pleas
ant call this afternoon.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

Some of our worthy patrons
seemed to be laboring under the
Impression that the Chatauquan
girls charged two prices for the
some corn balls yesterday. They
beg leave to state therefore that
only the larger balls we're sold for
ten cents, the smaller ones of
course selling for five cents.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

You can buy Majestic Steel
Range, the best on the market, and a
twenty gallon, copper, nickel plated,
Removable reservoir for $500, at the
Great Bend Hardware and Implement
Go
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

Jesse Thornburg, carrier on route
fur, was prevented from making his
eltire route today by two bridges be-
i g washed out. They we're new
ones over dry creek. One Of them
south Of Chas. Archer's place, and
the other one at Charlie Buttons.
The bridges are not damaged but the
rad is washed away from the adult
ments.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

$40 is worth going after so why
pay $50, for a range when you
can buy the best on the market
for $50. 100000 in use. We
have one for you. The Great
Bend Hardware & Implement Co.
At the Busy Corner.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

For sale a big stock OF harvest
ing supplies. The Great Bend
Hardware & Implement Co. At
the Busy Corner.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

Mrs R. f. Dewitt Of ST.. Toe Mis-.
souri,, sister Of A. f. Nell, Is in the
city ACCOMPANIED by two children,
making Mr., Nell and family a visit.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

&c. Seward Of Sterling, and G. W.
Seward Of Tyron, Okla, father and
uncle Of the late T. NJ. Seward, are
in the city in connection with the
estate of the deceased.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

Mrs. Ed Hartman leaves Friday
morning for Hutchinson where she
will visit couple Of days. Mr. Hart.
man will join her there Saturday eve
ming, and they will 60 to Turon and
other points for two weeks visit and
vacation.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

Yesterday evening at 5 O'Clock
sharp in the parlor of the Mntho-
dist parsonage on Forest Avenue,
Mr.. W. c. Kinney of Great Bend
and Miss Libbie l.. Howes, Of
Wilson. Kansas, were united in
marriage by DR.. SelIe, pastor of
the Methodist church. The Rust.
Ter extends congratulations.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Woodburn en-.
tertained at Sunday dinner, DR.. and
Mrs. Vaniman of Hoisington, Mr..
and Mrs. B. Lewis and family, Mr..
and Mrs. D. NJ. Woodburn and Miss
Carrie Burns of Ottawa, Of whom all
did justice to the spring fried chick.
en- and the many other good things.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

The next time we foot for any ones
ball game We will first make it
a condition that the game shall not be
played on Thursday. That is the
day we are busy.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

o. W. Dawson has gone to Kansas
City and other points for a few days
business.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

= PC. Thomas Of Topeka is in the
city today interviewing our colored
people in the interests Of his publica.
ton. The Waterman.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

Mrs. NJ. B. Buell.. of Salina.
who has been visiting with Mrs.
A. E. Nell and family for the
past two weeks. returned home
this morning.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

Miss Maud Wyman has returned
from a week spent visiting in the vici-
nifty Of Heller.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

Attorney Banta went to Hutchin.
son this morning on business.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

Bargains in table linens & crashes
at The Cyclone Saturday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

Miss Anna Brockmeyer leaves this
evening for Denver
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

W. F. Graham is this week
moving to Ellinwood. where he
will take charge of the laundry.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

For sale, two 16 horse rebuilt
engines, at a bargain. See The
Great Bend Hardware & Imple-
ment Co. At the Busy Corner.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

The Great Stawana gang pillow
or improved Hummer, is a hum
mer. You can turn right or left
and not upset. A good blow for
Kansas. The Great Bend Hard
ware & Implement Co. At the
Busy Corner.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28
BlFF BANG Boom

bIFF BANG BOOM
RESOLVED, THAT We ARE GOING TO Boom
SOME THIS FOURTH, AND For THAT BOOM
STUFF GOING To THE PLACE WHERE THEY
SELL OTHER GOODS CHEAPER ENOUGH To AL
WAYS LEAVE SOMETHING For BooMS AND
BOOMERS. THEN, Too, YOU MAY NEED A
NEW SUIT, A SHIRT, NECKTIE, UNDERWEAR
OR HOSE, ETC., For THE FOURTH, AND YOU
WILL HEAD STRAI6HTFoR THE PLACE WHERE
QUALITY, FIT AND PRICE always SEEM To
FIT IN SO NICELY WITH THE PRICE YOU LIKE
To PAY, AND WHICH is SURE To CAUSE YOU
TO SWELL WITH PATRIOTISM AND ENTHUSI-
ASTlC LOVE FOR THE COUNTRY THAT FUR
NlSHES YOU WITH ALL OF THIS MONEY, AND
SUCH AN AGREEABLE PLACE IN WHICH To
SPEND IT.
RESOLVED, WE WILL CELEBRATE.
RESPECTFULLY,
THE LUNDBLADE AND BoLIN6ER STORE,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-28

We bought our Majestic Ranges
before the raise of price and are
now in a position to save you
money. SO looks good to you,
does it mott Why not see usl
The Great Bend Hardware &
Implement Co. At the Busy
Corner.
10 per cent discount on all
ladies wool skirts at The Cyclone
Saturday.
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Set i;ber 60 sahreu

i1on pmroe @rs. gginsIotp's Gootb-
ing.5prip bon MiQionen ron Miit-
tern beim 3abnen Der &inoer ange-
ipenoet. 8irit gu i'm G6lafe ourd
oas Sdreien zines 4innes eeitort,
oas i'm 3abnen tit uno Dor S9ner5en
meint? @enn 10, Iaiie iofort cine
Slaide non nNfrs. 8insIofp's Gootb-
ins-Sprlp" bcIen. 5etn 8ert lit
unbe5ablbar. Gs tpiro Dem fleinen
2eioenoen iofort 2inoer,tng beridof.
fen. BerlaBt eu1 oarouf, Meiitter,
es lit fein SneifeI oariiber. gs beilt
Oiorrboe. reeuIiert Den Magen uno
bic Nieren, beieitiet @ino.&olif, er-
tpeidt ben @allnen, nerbinoert gnt.
aiinoung unb it6rft oas gan5e Sp-
item. nMrs. @insloip's Sootbing
Sprup" fiir 5obnenoe 4inoer lit an-
genebm i'm @eI9mad; oas gfe5ept
itautmt BON eilern Der beIten tpeibli.
den Aer5te in ben Ser. Gtaaten. gs
lit bel alien 0rusgiiten in Der garsen
8elt 5it baben. Breis 25 Gents per
Glaide. 4auft nifts anoeres als
vMrs. 8insloip's Sootbing Gprup. !"
Garontiert urtter Der sSooo a1o
Drugs Gfte, 80. SUM 1906, @ertol
ge1tntrner 1898,
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Sprrefpunoema. - 81 r b he i'm,
ben rs. Nueuit 1907. 8all, perbun.
ben nit ausseaei6neter Waufif, oieiem
fonnten uniere jinsen, uno gum Teil
dlteren 2eute ni6t ,piberiteben unb 70
tpurbe bel pra6tuollem Wetter, ber
sr6Bte Teil Der Nadt ba5u benubt, [id
Dem 9an5e bin5useben.
Tori9e @ode tuaren bic 6erren $50.
mig uno Oettfcu aus Ga Grange bier UNI
iid 2anb unb 2eute bier an3uieben. sic
fdeinen iebr 5nfrieben nit biefen au iein.
Das 8nuen iuirb bier iortselest. Das
Geueite lit Elm Saus, ipelhes bic 6er=
rem DECEMBER fiir 9errn S. 9elbt auf=
fibren.
Wie man bort, baben ii6 Ser Nus
9uf 9etpes unb Grau, tpelbe anf 8es
iub in DeutIdlanb iprilten, ON %. b.
W. tuieber rad bier eingelbifft unb iinb
oleielben alio Mitte ndbiten Monata
tuieoer bier au ertparten. Gin Ser,
bdnsnis bate es balb geiuollt, boB H.
uen elm aiueites &iuo burd ben Sob uer>
loren se9angen tpdre, tpie ibnen Elm fol-.
Dies iudbrenb Der Nbweienbeit bes 6errn
9etDeS in Deuti9lnnb i'm lebten Sabre
itarb. 9err Teipes nabm biesmal Iei.
ne 6rau NIT, uel9e Oeuti9lanb oud
nod einmal ieben iollte. Jbr @ubn al.
tin batte Mf!Onen sese1en unb babel,
wie er es isnit aud 81, tuu pfteste, bic
8erne peridluft; bieie itauten ii9 i'm
Wtaftbarm auf unb fonnten nur auf ope>
ratlpem @ese entfernt iperbcn. Dieis
lpurbe oenn au6 i'm 9oapltal in guero,
moielbft ibn Yr. 8uebrins binnabm,
sliidlih nollso9en.
@eitern murbe i1 uon Or. Buebrina
dngerufen unb ipnrbe mir bon bieiem
Serr Greb. @unse porseitellt unb als
i6 BON bieiem erfubr, oaB er Der Rei.
ienoe Der vJreie 8reHe fir Geras" lei,
10 fuurben mir balb nertraut, beionbers
oa iein @efidt auf Sumor unb quite
2aune idlieBen lieB uno 70 sine es an :
Qbonnen'eniammetn. Meit bieiem mar
er 10 erfulsreid, baB er bic Sabl bel
rabe nerboppelte. yah6em er mid
b,ute nod i'm 5auie beiudte, nabm E,
ieinen @e9 nad gorftotpn 5u. e. 81.
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Nfanleiel sm perfanfemI 0amleiel.

Sn ben grobeu neuen 9tauen, $50. 500
Bis 5O8 @Io Slores @traBe, neben benz
Nrienal, finbet SIR Die beften MauleieI
uno <tI9enpferoe. @robe, 4lter, Qlias
litdt urb 8reis 5l1friebenlreuerb. @ir
habet alt6 quite 9lrbeitspfeibe; ebenio 75
Gluten 1ttlb Sferbe, nod nidt eingebros
den, quite 3u9t, gut i'm 9tatlbe, ei11ige
Siillen fret, Preis $40 per &ppf. Bir
MAIDEN audi neutrality-suspicious., rno
Denn SIR uns 8fer0e ooef giel i9idt,
10 berfallfen mir iie 51 G1lrem 8orteiI
gStr baben &aufer i'm gan3en 2anoe lno
beiiben cine Iangidbri9e @rfabruns I'M
@eiddft Bir be5ablen Srabt ino MAJ
den l6ernle 8or16iiile auf aIles 8ieh,
oas an nns beri9tfft llro n1ts gum 8ers
falf itbertraeen tptrD gBir talrfen 1tets
quite Sferbe unb g5eI uno boben babon
itets eire erobe gln8nbl an 9ano. 11niere
&omniiiion fir ben @erfnat lit so Gents
per &opf. @ir baben quite, iiberbedte
Yennen fin @iel lt,1b uheingebronene
Yferoe rtr1o Stallun9en fir feiae, 5abme
Siere. gStr ne6men @uer Rferb ober
@iel ooer pltn0erte enttpeher gum 8ers
fal1f in &onlmi5lton ober faufen iie 5eIbit,
oDer tpenn SSbr foltfen tpolIt. baben mir
ale srten gu berfallfen ulln mir bere6s
ner @u9 nltr einen iebr fleinen Rroftt.
Spre6t bel l1ns bor Soire 8ebnnolung
uno 3ufriebeu1eit tperoer gorartiert.
5. 3. &uuelahg G Gp., 500-508 Glib
Slores StraBe, neben bem Irienal
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auf slntrag oer @Iaubiger, ni6t ser
8laubigen, 6es l1nternebmens bon
ben Geri6ten nit 8el9lag belegt
moroen.
SSn Der 9eGbe bon 2ulla, I'M
sSnoianer-9erritoriltrn, bat ein getpii-
fer Dod Barnes, Elm alter Wonn BON
96 Sabren, feline Srau eridlagen.
= Sn Chattanooga tpur6e Elm
nod Dem gorort Sbertnon Seigbts
fabrenber StroBenbobnpoeen onl
Sonntag 4betb bon elmer 4naabI Gee
ger iiberfauen, oie ben Motorfiibrer
uno Ben &ono1fteur our9priigelten
uno oen @aeen ben1olierten.
- glus Canton in Ohio miro ge-
meloet: Dos 8iirgerfomite bot be-
fannt gegeben, oaB oos Mc&inlep-
Wonument poittib an 80. September
8. S. entbiilt iperoen miro uno oaB
Hraiioent &ooiebelt Der 5eier beitpob-
ne piro. @rlnb Ger geraogerung
tit, baB Elm Sell 6es Monun1ents in
Bolton burd) Seuer i6iper befddoigt
uoroen tit. Sier miro Elm Sono bon
$4,000 aufgebra6t, Inn Die Gaite
Der Sta6t 5u betpirten.
= Die Stlternotionale Miiociation
bon Sotel 9teiparbs bat ouf ibrer 4on-
pention in Gbicago 8ldne sur Grim
oung elmer nationolen yuniperiitdit"
aur Seranbilbung bon SoteI1efs uno
onoerer SotelangeitelIten beIpro6en.
Der Blan gebt barauf binaus, Chefs
in Der gepIonten S9uIe 10 beran3u=
5ieben, bob tie I'M 5tanoe iein tperoen
elm Sotel 5lt bertpaIten. 8eriuds-
meiie bot man in Der 8inono GhooI
of technology in SsnbionopoIis Elm
&iiden-De Deporternent einri9ten laiIen.
8ertreter oieier S6ule perbonoelten
iiber Die betuuBte 9Ingeleeenbeit nit
ben &onbentsnlitgIieoern.
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Giienba1n=J =Jabrplatt.
q. u. & u. q. r@obr

s9abb grodet" bug mad Soufton, gaIbefton
Beaumont unb Orange abfabrt 8 ubr abenos
4nfunft 7.55 morsens.
Rad6 aerreSiIIe, atbfabrt $50 moreens, Yin
funff bort 11.30. Ibtubrt bon Rerrniue llb,
nadn1ittags, anfunft In San antpnio 7.5C
a5enbs. Sur samItags na9 Rerrbine: 1lb,
ra9nrittngs SaiidIabrt bon bart Maontaes g., i
moreens, antuHft In can antonto $50 NOR
sens.
Rab Guerc. goaiunt, Soufton, e'aIbefton
@tbotngs, 8todbaIe, Cameron unb gsoco, ab,
fabrt s.45 bornfttass, snfrnft z llbr moreens
Nadb geebtrIe. Corpus ebrifti, @Iiee, Osatbis
aranfas BaB, &odport, abfabrt 1.5O mad.
m.staes Mnb 8 1lbr abenb8. Mnfunft 7.55
u1orgens nnb 1.50 na9mittngs.
gsa6 SaTfurtas. abfabrt 1lbr obenbs, Mn.
funft 7.55 morgens.
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Der BETTE 0[ah fir ssremhe.

8eiu6er Der Staot tun gut oaran,
tire Wabl5eiten i'm 8on Son &eitam.
rant, einige 9iiren bon Der Office Der
1Sreie Breiie", ein3unebmem. eie
erbalten bort ni9t nllr pollen @ert
fir ibr @eIo, iie ipeiien aud bsroiig.
lid uno meroen aufmerflm beoient.
Der @igentiiner, Serr $. so. so a .
en- lie, lit Elm gfeitaurateur erIter
&laiie. Ines, mas Der Marft bietet,
miro in better 3ubereitung eeIiefert.
8ir f0nnen Gaen, De Ii9 fiir fiirsere
ODER l1ngere 3eit bier aufbaIten, oos
Bon Son 8eitanrant auf oas onge.
leqentIihfte entpfehlen.
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. er Ber g Il rr eIng uvr
bonptfG9li9iten Refoureen Der prce
5in5 Santiago, &ubd, lpds ouf ben
groBen @ei4tbum Der 8erse an Minez
ralien unO beren psrbdItnibmGbig
lei9te @epinnuns auriidSufiibren 1T.
Sbpobl @ifen am bdufigften porz
fomnt. trerben aud &upfer unb Maa>
neiia in geniigenben Mensen gefunben,
I'm ibre 9lusbeutung sepinnbrineenb
gu geftalten.
$ / # ort 6es Saus abs
9 br annt. 9os cine Meile bon
Womelsborf, pa.. gelesene 6iforif9e
9aus, in tpel9em &onrab Weifer seiebt
bate, brdnnte nieber. Weifer lebte su
Benjamin sSrantlins .3eit. Gr mar Der
erite prdftirenbe aibtsr Der @eri9tsz
60fe ton 8erfS Gountb unb bate
mebrfd9 nit sJubianer fiGmmen au uns
terbanbe[n. Cine So9ter bon Weifer
mar Die @emabIiH BON 9eurp Mel9ior
Wiublen6erg, benz @riinber Der luthes
ridden Sir3e in 9lmerifa.
Ser peutf9e Mleers
| d a II m + q n bel f9eint auf benz
4usiterbeetat gu fte9en. Die Mleerz
I9aumlager finb tbatfdhlid eri9Opft.
Sn leBter 3eit lit Der Yrsis fir bos
Robn1aterial hin 80 prosent in bic
6obe gegansen. sSyn elmer ein3ieen
Stabt, IN Iuhla. 96itrineen, paren
5000 9trbeiter biele Sabre lang in ties
Ter Snbuitris bef9dftigt. sSeBt nirb
Meerf4auln nur ned tn ben Winen
bon gStizS6ebr, Siirtei, gefunben,
beren prooutte iebo4 5umeift mad
England unb 9(meritq geben.
8e itdbl feinen 9 9nie.
gerpd r. Ser Mputeur 8uhner
in Srauffurt a. W2. mar in @emeinz
i4aft nit benz SapeSirer 3iimmerle
BEL feinem S6fpisgerpater einaebros
den. 2tuber 100 Start gaarseib fi.z
len ibm brei SpartaFenbii6er iiber
1900 Mart tn bic 9Gn6e. Riimmerle
nabm bic @iefesbeute an fi4 unb
brannte nod Wtiin6en bur6, mo er
ipegen onberer Ga9en brei Sabre
3udthals erbielt. 8u9ner fpurbe bonn
5ranffurter Geri9te gu 1a Syo6rsn,
aiimmerle gu u Sa4ren 3uatbaus
berttrtbeitt.
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Siib.Seras.J .Jarm. .2anbereien.

100000 ader billiees, rei6es
8armlano i'm arteiii9en @iirtel BON
Siio-Seras, in @ueces, Cameron uno
0unaI Counties. 9llles 2ano t1t tiefe,
idpor5e, roIlenbe, Mesquite 8raire
uno tiefer, idUar3er, iauotger 2ebm.
Seine Steine, gutes @aiIer in ge.
ringer Eiefe, @euBerTt geiunoe @e.
geno. 9as 2ono lit oaSge0ei9net
fir 9aumipolle. Corn, alfalfa, 8ein-
trauben Sraneen, Gitronen etc. uno
liegt an Der giienbabn. @ir perfou-
fen in Bar5ellen bon getpiini6ter
@roBe. Sir tueitere Snformationep
i6reibe man an Die
@ermaH.Amerieaa Ganb So.
Nohstoipu. geueces 60. Seros,
Fiuf'R B Seats Sabana Giasrre.
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Son elmer furhtboren fseuers.

brnnit lit oos 9orf 0arrnsbeim i'm
ipiirtten1bergii6en geefarfreiie bein-
geiu6t iporoen. Die SIommen ner-
ni6teten ni9t tpenieer ols 20 @u-
meIen oes runb $50 @intpobner 5db-
lenoen Srtes, moour6 oellen groBter
Sell IN ai6e gelegt ipor. 8ei ben
ungeniigenoen 2oi6norri6tungen am
Slobe ielblt mar es ni9t nogli9, Die
9usoebnlrng bes 8ranoes 81. berbii-
ten.