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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04
CHURCH HILL NEWS
Aes ,tfnded lss cous F peson
IfaH Bank, or 'pLoscd o Madsoa 1856.

The hans I'll Mr.. and MrSA EDWARD
Mitchell, 42e North Twenty third
street. presented a pretty scene Tues
day evening. the occasion being
Halloween party, which their son.
Master Edward Mitchell. rendered his
friends. Halloween decorations were
used with artistic effect throughout
the home. the dining-room a9iow with
autumn leaves being especially pretty.
Merry games and the witch's fortune
telling. made hours pRsA hAppNoy,
and the climax Of the Jolly good
time MAS reached around the table,
where refreshments were served In
abundance. Along the merry
makers we're Misses Fitzgerald An
derson. Matte Shaw, Elsie Miller. lssA-
bell Shaw. Catherine Mitchell. Louise
Shaw, Ruth FiEg. Elaine .surnette,
Marian Waller. Edith Shaw. Meta
Richardson, Margaret Bass. Annette
Wilson, Ellen Liggan. and Masters
Osmond Jacobs, Stewart Whitehurst
Henry Shaw, Alice Bohannon. Robies
Fuller. clifford Dowdy, Hugh Kidd
Wiliier Stamper, Howard Patterson
Vivian Emither, LOTrie LyonE, Wal
TER Currie. William aooclin. Aubrey
Bu,uetfe. and the young host.
The Mixpah Circle OF Union Station
met In the homo Of the president. Mrs
Edwin Phaup. OF Chimboraxo Park
Thursday evening. The main object
of the meeting was the bringing In oil
the garments made and contributed
by this circle for the two little or.
phans ut the Methodist Orphanage
which are clothed by them. The re.
suit was every thing needed for the
fall Was provided. and these will b
taken out to the OrphRnage by tn.
circle Saturday afternoon. A socia
hour followed the buainess meeting
during whif h Halloween refreshmcnt
were served. Among those presen
we're MIR. and Mrs. Clifford Dowdy
Mrs. Alice Gaines. Mrs. George Smith
er, Mrs. Leslie Rudd, AIRS J. l.. Wilt
shire, Mrs John Hancock, Misses Car
RE Meanley, Grace Pollard. Ahc,
Warren, Jennie 0lncy. Mamie Ed
wards Ella Pierce MfsR Snider Mr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04

FARMVIL4LE,. VA. Nov. 2.-Sports-
men were in the fields early on the
morning OF November ]. but no bril-
liant records were made by. any OF
the gunners. Men who have been
breaking ninety six targets out ot one
hundred. returned from tho hunt with
ID dozen birds dangling to their belts
No enc can persuade them to tell just
how many shots were fired during the
day.
In days gone By Tam" Davis and
Louis" jenkins would score sixty
each, and hares too many to t.tcts"
And they used muzzle leaders with
the horn for powder and the small bag
for shot.
Some OF the farmers are leasing
their lands for hunting privileges
and should all OF them do so 1t might
Il. the best Profession the birds could
have.
The sportsinen who pay most for the
sport are generally poor shots.
Mrs. A. ]. Montague. addressed the
Daughters of the Confederacy on
Thursday afternoon, when she made
earnest and eloquent plea for the
t'beiles of the sixties with the hope
nj shielding then. against the fate Of
beins The beggars OF the day
White here Mrs. Montague was the
guest of Or. and Mrs. Iarman, who
entertained handsomely in her honor.
ii lis subject Of regret that Mrs. Mon
tag7te delivered her address ia the
pariurs of this JafInan home rather
thAn in some public hall
Miss frankie Mckinney, daughter
~ the late Governor Mckinney. en-
fertained in honor uf Miss Mabel
D'Ferall On yesterday afternoon, when
fiftge Of Miss O'Frerrall, To Mr.. Stan-
ford Hutchinson. OF Richmond. for
JANUARY next, The announcement
was mad. IN this unique manner. An
enlarged peanut Wils opened when out
feli TWO small cards bearing the
names of the eXpectant bride and
groom, and "A miniature heart upon
which the date of the marriage was
inscribed. The hostess also presented
to the bride-eiect an exquisite piece
Of embroidery. the work Of her own
hands, enbowered In AN artistic box
carrying OUT the color scheme Of the
entertainment.
Miss O'Ferrali has been staying in
the home of her Sister, Mrs. ]. Tay-
Ior Thompson, and has Won warm
place In the social circles OF FaiInsillc.
Announcement has also been made
OF the marriage ri Miss kathline.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Robert Ar
cher Baldwin, to Mir. Wade Eigie
Douglas Macdonald at the home Of
her parents on the afternoon of No-
vefnber Is.
The members of the Farmville
branch OF the w. c. r. Y. are pre-
barring for an active campaign and
viii be heard from In the conins
fight Tor Statewide prohibition.
The Normal girls made merry on
the evening 81 Halloween. and the
Farrnviile silver baud contrtbGed
music to the occasion, which was
highly appreciated by the girls.
Miss Jennie venabie. whose home
ii in the country, entertained mem.
bers Of the Normal faculty and a
+ few other friends In weird and wtn-
nofIae Hailowasen manner. Never wers
rpcOass o. gfosts more IN evidence.
Mr.. and Mr.. \. A. Garland. ard Mr.
And Mrs. Oscar West went 70 Rich
t1rOfifi Wednesday
Mr.. =. A. Epencsr IA stiil confined
AZ his bed. and Mr: conDr Is sick
N1fh fexax
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04

and Mrs. Edwin Rhaup and little Miss
Minnie Rob Phaup.
Miss Julia Burton. OF Urbanna,
who has been the guest OF her aunt.
Mrs. George Taylor, OF North Twenty
NTH street. has returned home
Mr.. Allen piekefson. keeper Of
lakewood cemetery. Ia quite III in his
home.
The revival services in progress at
tho East End Bnptist church are
meeting with remarkable success, the
attendance being 30 large that over
HOW meetings arc being held in tho
basement.
Mrs. George Francis Hardy. OF Nor
folk Will spend the weekend as the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. John Mean
ley. 2sol East Marshall. She viii
De ACCOMPANIED by her friend. Mrs.
Willie Cherry
MI. Leslie Rudd, OF East Clay street
has been at Dorset's this week. where
he spent the time very pleasantly.
hunting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04
BREEZY HAPPENINGS
FROM KING GEORGE

Especial 70 The Richmond Virginian.)
KING GEORGE. VA. Nov 3.-The
marriage of Lieutenant VIM. Frances
Bevan. Z. s.. NJ. corps. Ia ) as Doro-
tiny Bourne Pierson, of Gt Ridge.
New Jersey, In Of much interest to
Virginians as Lieutenant Bevan was
born and reared in King Geore, and
has relatives and friends ALL over the
State.
The marriage was a very handsome
church affair: the full dress OF the
ladies and the dress uniforms of the
bridegroom and his attendants. made
II notable event with the promi-
ncnt people, OF Glen Ridge A bril-
liant reception was held at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Romeyn P1etson, after which the
young couple left for Southern tour.
Lieutenant Bevan Ia an only son of the
late Thomas II. Bevan, for q number
OF years Commonwealth attorney Of
King George. He Is Q nephew OF
Mrs. lsAdore RAyner. wife OF Senator
Rayner. of Maryland, who were among
tho guests at the wedding.
Rev. w. g. BoEgs, presiding elder Of
Rappah1nnock District was unable to
be present at the last quarterly con-
ference on King George Circuit, on
account of tho Illness Of his father
Rev. Charles BoggA Rev. w. L. Ware
visiting minister, preached an ex-
cellent sermon to Il large congrcGa-
ton. The reports from the sig
churches on the charge were most
satisfactory. Trinity and Grace
churches overpsid tho pastors salary:
Union and Port Royal paid i'm full, and
Fietchers and Colonial Beach expect
to pay their portion before Rev. Mr..
James Leaves for conference. All the
church collections are we'll paid. show
Ing the charge In q healthy financial
condition
Mrs Catherine Gednoy and her
daughter. Mrs. Davis OF Washington.
have returned home after visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest p. Tayloe. at
Chatterton,
Mr.. Henry r. Garnett. Jr.. who has
been absent year In South America
has arrived at home.
Rev. and Mrs, W. l.. Ware are WIS.,
ting Mrs. Wares father Mr.. Robert
Marshall.
Mrs. Paul HOLIDAY, who, with two of
her children. has been visiting her
father, DIR. Il. T. Arnold, has returned
TO Mathews county.
Mrs. J. Lawn Sothron. who has been
a guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. p. Tayloe. has returned TO her
home In Charlotte hill Nd. She
was accompanied by her sister. Miss
Virginia Tayloe.
Miss frankie Arnold IL visiting
Rev. and Mrs. c. Il. HOLIDAY at Saluda.
and later wiii ba a guest OF Miss Mont
gonery In Fredericksturg.
Mrs. Fielding Lewis, one tpf the
Oldest and most prominent ladies in
King George. had a pRinful Tall last
week, but Is improving.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04
EMPORIA MARRIAGE
OF WELL KNOWN PAIR

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
EMPORIA. VA. Nov. s.--Mr. Ar
thur b. williams Of creenesviisc coun-
~ and Miss Bells Honarth. Of Jarrast,
were united In nnatrimony wsdnes-
az night 1t the homo AZ Mr.. r. ".
Winsteads In North Emporj@. BY Rev.
JDhn !. Bray, Of the Mcthod1st church,
MI Williams 10 = fArnser, and tbs
youRg couple VIII 16r TIA presenr ~
|1ide-~Sn Hreene2x1lle aoolnty.
Theirs wts : htoS Fcys1 y the fAis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04
PLAN GREAT HOTEL
AT VIRGINIA BEACH

Especial to The Richmond Vlrginian)
SUFFOLK, VA. Nov. 3.--The
construction OF "A $4,000 five-story
concrete hotel Ut Virginia Beach.
which will rival the Chamberlain Mt
Old Point in point of conveniences
and modern appliances. is planned.
and II Is expected that tomorrow
final arrangements for It's erection
will be completed Capitalists and
architects from New York Will be
here tomorrow to discuss plans with
the Norfolk Southern Railway on
Gals.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04

The living room II provided with
large, well-lightec hay with seat In
bay and beamed ceiling. The dining
room is also equipped with a bay 20
match. -,,onservatoFy fer flowers at
rear with French easements to floor
The second floor plan shows three
large bed rooms all with ample close.
space, bath room complete with all
fixtures and closet for linen.
Cellar seven fest deep under whole
house Ceiling heights: First floor.
feet, scnnd floor. feet 6 inches.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04

This house n of square design and
can therefore be built at "A reason
able figure. Every available inch has
been 1tfii1ed-to tho very best std-
vantage. The first floor consists of
ample porch space. an exceptionally
large reception hall with open fire..
place. built in seat and open stair
way to second floor. living room. din
ing room and kitchen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04
Int.rna, R.s.nu. R.os;ps..

The receipts OF the Office OF Col
lector OF Internal Revenue Nj. X. Low
~, for the month Of October were
$S57..%S.73, as against sass .l05.fl for
the Same month last year, There has
been large increase In the collsc-
tion OF tax on spi1ts sAd ALSO con-
siderable increase In the number Of
gallons OF spirits deposited In ware
houses here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-09
WARNING TO RAILROAD MEN.

e. S. Bacon, II Bast St., Bath, Md,
sends out this warning to railroaders:
"A conductor on the railroad, my
work caused chronic Inflammation
of the kidneys, and l was miserable
and all played out. A friend advised
Foley Kidney Pills and from the day
commenced taking them. I began
to regain my strength. The infiam
nation cleared and I am far better
than | have teen for twenty years
The weakness and dizzy spells are a
thing of the past and I highly recon-
mend Foley Kidney Pills.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-09
THE BEST BRICK you CAN BUY

THE BEST BRICK you CAN BUY
Al Hard Common Brick--harder,
smoother and stronger than any other
common brick on the market. Easier
to lay-more satisfactory to the build.
er.
Pressed Front Erick--Highly finish
ed, good edges; grow stronger with
age and exposure. The best and
most artistic front brick at prices
much less than other front bricks
now offered.
Write for prices before you build
Full information sent to inuuirers.
SAVANNAH BRICK WORKS,
SAVANNAH. GA.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-09
ONE O'CLOCK SATURDAY. CLOSING

The banks composing The Bruins
wick Clearing House Association beg
to announce that they will close at
o'clock on Saturdays, commencing
Saturday, May, 6, and continuing
throughout September
The Brunswick Bank & Trust Co.
The GIynn County Bank.
The National Bank of Brunswick
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-09

We will lend you the monty to
build home on one of those pretty
lots in South-end. Albert Fendig &
Co.
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Mnf,inft-
SO. 9-@om Often. .7:15 BORN
go. 7-@om Often. $3.50 nad1m
go. 10-gl Baio II. @eften. .7:80 nad}nl
Mo. s-@on 81 gafo.. ..10.15 borut
Mbfabrt-
SO. 9-ssaa el gaiO uno @eiten.
800 borm
SO. 7-Mad gl gaio unb @eiten.
$50 nbenos
$40 10-NadJ g. Often. 1000 abenos
yto. 8-gaad bem Often. .11:15 BORN
@ietoria 9ipiiion, g. $. & g. q.
Mntunft
SO 301-guero, @ictoria. 100 na6m
yfo. 303s313-guero, @ictoria.
Gbfahrt-
So 302-gnero, @ictoria. .7:30 BORN
geo. 304~314-guero. 8ietoria -.
1850 abenos
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Gin usrubcr" Miniiter.

slls i'm Sabre 1870 Der @rieg
5tpii6en Deutiblano uno syranfreid)
ausbra6, batte &onig giftor gnla=
nueL Der @roBbater oes iett regie-
reuben &onigs bon Stalien, oas
iebnltde 8erlangen, ben syransolen
Silfe 5n bringen, neil er NopoIeon
III. 5u Danf nerpfli6tet ipor itno
gu Der Sanlilie BEG 4oiiers ni6t
BLOB in freunoidoftIi6en, ionoer,l
au6 in pertpanotidaftIiden @e3ie-
bungen Itano. 4ber ieine Minilter
= 10 plauoert elm Mitarbeiter Der
Snriner oStanlpa" fparen gaaa
anoerer glnfiht. Gie iubten Dem
aonig ou beueiien, bob er iebr I'M
flug banoeln miiroe, ipenn er ols
Netter Sronfreid)s auftrdte. 8iftor
emanuel mar aber Oh oieier glenBe-
rltngen ieiner Miniiter iebr nngc-
balten; er befano iid il1folge oeifen
in Der Mlternatibe, enttpeoer iein
Winiitcriuln 5u entlaiien ODER ieine
Pldne auf8ugeben. gu oen Mini-
itern, Die einem @iin6nts nit Jranf-
reid gan5 DEFENDERS abgeneigt M.
rem, geborte Ser fluee Quintino
Seat, Der ans ieinen Spnpntbien
fir Oeuti6lano fein SebI mahtc.
gls er nun zines Cages in elmer leb-
9aften Oisfuliion nit Dem @0niq
8orte ipra6, Die Ocn iebr empfin6-
li6en 8iftor emanuel perlebten
fagte oieier init idnei6er Sronie
gu benz uneripiinf6ten @arner: ::
r@aeroinss, gum 3rieefiibren ge
bort Wllt" tporauf Der Winiiter ru-
big erluioerte:: .Das lit ridtig, Wto-
ieftat; aber nod lpeit mebr Meut
als gum 4rieefiibren brallht man,
um guer Maieit1t gu mioeripre-
den." Mit einem pernihtenben 8lid
NAB Der aonig -{einen Winiiter
bonn 4opf big gu oen GiiBen nnb
lagte oann in ipegperfenoem Conc:
uMan iiebt gana gut, oaB Sic BON
Su6frGmern abitomnlen" ySa.
Maieitat" entgeenete Sella i6arf
uaber bon sfr1ntern Die ibrer lin,
teridrift inner @bre gemobt ba,
ben; aber Cure Maieitdt uollen Ell
men @ediel mtteri6reiben, BON benz
iie nidt pifien, Of sic i'm einloien
fonnen." Nod oieier beftigen Ius~
einanoeriesung reidte Selfa iofort
ieine gntlaffung Elm, aber Der &o-
mig tuollte iie nidt annebmen. rgr
lit elm @robian iagte er, uaber-
ipegi6ifen fam if einen iolden
Monn ni6t.~ adt Gage ipdter iua.
rem Ser &onig uno iein efergiider
Miniiter tpieoer pollitanois ausge-
f0hnt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-11

gnng, oeren 3tped es ieill loa, ser
5ortibritt oer 8eipobner Der Ser
Staoten 5n foroern nnb @iIlen mnf
&enntniiie unter ibnen 5u oerbrei.
ten Die Sunlme BON 25 Winioncn
Dollars eei6enft. Sic slufgabe Der
@eiealdaft ioa es GauptidbIib iein,
gibliotbefen uno @r5iebungsinl.i.
tnte ms 2eben gu rufen ooer gu I'M.
terftiisen. 9raiioent Ser 9ereini.
gung lit Carnegie ielbit, 8ice-HrG-
iioent glibu 9foot, S6asnleiiter Mo-
bert ". 6ranfs un6 5efret1r ssanes
8erfam; auBeroem lperben aIs gbdr.
ter=WeitglieOer geltannt: @p. g.
Britdett, @m. %. 6reip, Mobert 6,
8ooomaro un6 gbarles 6. SaeIor
Carnegie bat iest i'm @anaen, 70
ipeit man ipeiB, $217 100000 fin
lpoltatise 3mefe geeeben.
guropdiihe Gambler, pie geor-
megen Sdtpeoenk Deutl6lano Ii.
u. oerlangen, oaB uniere Meeie-
rnng ben bon ibnell bierber gelanb-
ten Sol5brei our 9apierfabrifation
aollfrei einlaiie, oa iie CANADA ote
5onfreie einfubr 5ugeitanben babe.
9ie betreffenoen 2anoer perlanael,
oies auf @runo Ser WaeiItbegiiniti-
gungsflauiel ibrer 8ertrGge NIT I'M
iernt 2aaoe.
Das Warineoeparteileut bal
belbloiien oa fie ibon nit @rIola
Die Sabrifation bon roudldiuahenl
Hnlper fir Die Glotte in Der Wul.
berfabrif gu sSSnoim @eao bctreibt,
auh atl6ere mo6erne @rploiipItof.
te, pel6e fir oie @ranaten ser
Wfarineeeidiise benust perocn, lelbd
ber5ultellen un6 bat bereits $20,.
900 fir Die slnfegung ether Gabrif
beim Hicatinnp 9lrienaI, g. s., aus
9eiest. @eeeniuartig ,perbelr are
oieie @rploiipitoffe eefanft uno lnall
lnadt it'd Soffutng, Die bobeM
Bre1le berunteroriifen su f0nncn,
tpenn oas Oepartelnent epelltilen in
Stanoe lit, Die 5toffe feIbit bersu.
itenen.
@us elmer Statiitif ser g,n.
oes professionalism fir oie nit
30. SUM 6eenoeten 12 Monate ilt
eriihtlfb, bob unter 458 giienbobn-
nngeftellten i'm Dienfte ie elmer mi.
foln1nt nno unter ie 13 elmer perlett
miro. Gs farnen in benz angegebs-
men 3eitraunl auf ben giienbabnen
Der Ser. Staaten 1896 9erionen
nm's 2eben; 150,159 iuuroen Der.
lebt. Inter oen @et0teten befonoen
iid inoeiien rnr 386 Waffoeiere nmo
auh bon oieien fano Die &1Ifte MR.
paoltr6 ibren 500, baB iie an Der.
botener SteIle oie @eleiie iiher.
ldritten ober iih in 8abn5iiee ell.
gelbliden batten, uin iuuenteeItlid;
fabren gu fonnen.
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te, bat biesmal oie Hobert glum.
5eier eenomlnen Die alli4brli6 Dor
Der @iener Stltoeilteni6aft untel
GROCER 9eteiligung peranltoltet
miro. 0as slnoellfen oes groBsr
uIbtnnobier5igers" Ser am 4
9eopember ienes sabres perbafte1
unb am 9. Nouernber, einen Saa
Dor ieinem Al. @ebnrtstoa, erIhol-
ien luuroe, miro bon einem Seil
Der ituoierenoen sssneeslo 1ebr bod
gebalten. Sci Ser oiesiabriaen
5eier eerietsu Die @emiter aber in
cine 10 lpiloe grresung, oaB iidJ
cine iuiiite Sdlagerei eflttpidelte, Ser
erit Die Infunft zines ltarfell $50
li5eioufgebots Elm Gnoe mahen
fonllte, na6oem eiae groBe Mnsabl
Der 9eteiliaten gum Seil rebt idpe
re 8erlebungen oanongetragen bot
ten.
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: a ..

Der .Seras Motbers Con-
greB" miro nddites sSabr in Souitolt
3liammentreten.
Dos Staats 9uprelneaerid,t
bat entidieoen 6aB Die @inridtuna
beg neuen gipil sppeuationsge-
rtht IN 81 paio poIlfommen ge{ce.
lih fei.
Nad oem @eridt Der 3udt.
ballsfommiiiion fir ben Waonat Of.
tober befanoen ii6 am /. oes Mo-
mats in ben berihieoenen gtrafal.
ltalten oes Staates 3415 @efonae-
ne. 8abreno oes Monats famel
f20 neue Straflinee bin8u, stpet
Sliidtlinge ipuroen eiilgefangen,
bier bon Sberiffs 5uriidgebradf,
lieb5ig entlaiier, iieben begna6iqt,
finf entfloben, iebs itarben uno
nier lpllroen unter oBaroIe" entlal-
len. Die 3abl Der Str1fIinge am
|. Nopember betrug alio 3449. /
@us fredericksburg fonlnt Ole
yeodri6t bonn 9ofI Der syran Sill
lio Souoon eeb. 8rodmann. 9ie
geritorbene, cine 9obter bon SuIius
grodmann, NOR in Jrieoridsbnrg
geboren nno altfgemadien. Sie itono
i'm 58. 2ebensiabr. Seit oem ssobre
1872 mar iie nit 5ronf 2ouoor,
Dem iesigen Yoitmeiiter in Srieb.
rihsburg, perbeiratet.
ssm gllter BON 20 sSabren ftart
IN oerge6be bonStoneipall, Gillespie
COUNTY, 6rau Soa 9lier, felt bieIeil
Sabren cine 9euobnerin jener &c,
geno. :
Sn @reenbiQe nuroe M.il
Saur uno @iG 8Ieoloe ipesen hei
gerfaufs alfobolbaltiger @etranfs
III 2ocal Option Counties nit il
5tuei Sabren 3ubtbaus belegt.
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Die Madle bes @aters

miiroe sSeoen getroffen baben oel
ben Sobn bon Beter 8onbD por
Soutb 9fobnooo, Mi6, ongegrif.
fen bate; aber er mar ina6tlos &C.
gen oie slneriffe Ser Nierenfranf=
belt. Ct idreibt: uDa Mer5te inn
nidt balfen eabet mir ibm glec-
trio 8itters; feds Slafden bobul1
baben ibm munoerbar geboIfen. Sd
iob ME Before Meoiain." @iiden-
i6mer5, Miioiefeit, Nerboiitdt, @p.
petitperluit iuarnen Dor Nieren.
franfbeit, oie oft in @aIieriuh1
enoet, Sarnrubr ooer 8rigbt's 81.
ieaie alio, nebrnt electric 8itters
uno ieio geii6ert. Seoe Slaihe ga.
rantiert. SOC BEL alien Mpotbefer1
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sln Die syair-@eiuder.

Ras remit has @plf, mas hrimgt iid)
bort,
Snrd Gun antpnip's Strahem fprt?
Bonn 8a6nbpf fDmnten fie in Sdaaren
Eer Straken6abn un6 oaf sefabren,
Ser pe6eS aud appitnlDrnmt,
ltnb frasit bn nun betrpffen: ,gSurnm
apmmt bieier Weni6enitrDm serpn<
nen?"
sp 9eift's: s9ie Sair bat iett bespn=
iten."
Sat tItam timn bort, iuie lids sebiibrt,
Die Serrlif)fetten angeieben,
Der Seg sur Stabt suriife fabrt,
Man mag i'm fabren, reiten, geben.
Sann lnbt man iif fiir's Grite bier
Mn einem @laie 2pne Star 8fer
iinb itflenft ber Wirt aud mebrmals Elm,
Gs ipiro bod nidlt bein Sdjabe ietn.
Der 2pne Star 8ier, has 1T eim
Sranf,
Den fannft bu trtnfem piel mnb lang,
9as giebt bir 2raft, bas siebt bir Yaut
ttmb ifbntedt 5a alien 3eiten gut
Sait auf benz 6air- Tlat On seieben,
Die nielen Saden, iumnherifJDn,
Damn rubt iid's aus bebaglid bier
getm pollen 9laie SpHe Star Ster.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-11

Ser 8ice @ouperneur S. s.
Wfc@lelter BON Oklahoma, feline 6rau
unb iein Sobn 8errp erfranften
pl0sli6 auf Der &an6 oes 2este-
rem unter allen sln5eiden elmer
@ergiftung. Der iofort berbeige-
rufene ar6t man0te Die n0tisen Wit-
tel an uno lie befinoen lid iest
aIle auBer @efabr. Cine l1nterlu-
dung iit eineeleitet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-11
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Nntitnft-
aO; 245-gOn sOuitOu rlnO sseiu Or
leans 6 40 nahnt
ITO. 241-@on Soitfton ,inb GaIbeftun
............... 20 moraens
Ro. 7-gon DalIas H. Sort @ortb
................. .7:30 norgen5
$50. 235-8om Noroen. .7.45 bprlnitt
No. 15-8on 8nco.. 300 nahm.
9o. Bonn Noroen. .7:40 abenos
46fnbrt
SO. 246-Nad6 SouIton uno geeip Or
leans ...........,1 1920 morgens
gto. 10-Na6 oem georben 9:05 bornl
gfo. g Nad 9alIas. Sort Bortb
uro gSaco 40 abenos
geo. 2S6-Nad benz Norben. -. :.
-. bib abenos
RO. 242-Rad Soultpn uno @aI<
beiton ............1 1920 aben6s
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-08-03
Hammock Sale at tDunbar's

The new {. {. Hawkins building
on Second street is beginning to
loom up he basement is completed
and the brick walls are now being
laid.
L. W. Heston, who has been in
Delta by the bedside of his son
Myron, who has been dangerously III
with typhoid, came up Tuesday even
ing for a short visit.
W. 7. Bross, in company with Fisk
"autoed" to Hotchkiss last Satur-
day evening on business trip. The
Others OF the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Kennedy and Miss Alice
Hill.
Mrs. Mcfarland. who was formerly
employed ascook at the Paouia hotel
but who hasspent several months I'm
Denver. returned here last week and
has taken position as cook at the
Bross house.
Antoni PERI has moved his old
store building on Second street back
some distance and IL building an ad-
dition to the front. Ii VIII then
make good size store, for which pur-
pose he will either Use IT or rent H.