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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-08-16
MOTHER AND SON DROWNED.

Nrt. {. Clock Of Passale, N. -. Tries
TO Save Child at Buffalo,
Bufralo.-Mrs. Emma Clock and q
year-old son, Edward Earnest OF 100
Park place, Passaic, n. J., were
drowned in the harbor off the foot OF
Porter avenue here. Mrs. Clock $
husband Edward Clock, is the general
investigator and adjuster for the FL
deity and Casualty Insurance Com
pany of New York city.
The Clock family and party arrived
in Buffalo by way of the Erie Canal
on their private, forty foot yacht, the
Atlantic.
The child tripped over a rope on the
boat deck, falling over the rail and In
to the water OF the harbor Mrs.
Clock. without a moments hesitation,
plunged in after the struggling boy.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-08-16
TAFT veroes WOOL BILL.
IN Message Says Low Duties Would
Cripple Vast Industry.

hington-President Taft vetoed
the wool tariff revision hill, the result
OF the coalition of Democrats and Re
publican insurgents in Congress He
stands firmly by the tarirf board and
takes firm stand for revision based
on scientific data furnished by the
board lie holds that most OF the
rates in the UnderwoodLa Toilette
compromise bill are so low that they
would result in irretTievable injury.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-08-16

The statistics showing that the gem
mines OF the United States produced
precious stones and gem minerals
valued at s343.692 during 1911 against
s295,797 in 1910 and s534,3SO in
1909, do not include the product of the
coal mines.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-08-16
RECORD RICE PRICES IN JAPAN

Going from Pacific Coast.
Seattle.-owing to the failure OF the
rice crop in Slam and Burma. the
price OF rice in Japan has advanced to
the highest figure ever known. Large
shipments OF wheat and -four from the
north Pacific Coast to Japan are look
ed for as result OF the scarcity Of
rice in that country.
An advance Of 80 cents ton IN
wheat and -four rates 10 the Orient
will 60 into effect in September
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-08-16

A Pittsburg Judge has decided that
I is not the proper thing for a man
@ spend his day in bed, reading nov.
us, while his wife is blowing and
'lanting fields. Men can't do anything
iowadays
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-03-08
Announcement

.
We beg to announce that we are
opening one OF the most up-to-date
Dry Cleaningl and Dyeing Establish
ments in your city to be found any
where, and while our assertions may
sound strong, we realize that il we
cannot back them up with results our
doors would close. Still we guarantee
to offer the same high-class work in
the Dry Cleaning, Steam Cleaning,
Dyeing or restoring Of any outer gar
ment worn; also ladies' dresses, coat
suits, skirts, waists, fine opera, party
or evening gowns, slippers, gloves
plumes, feathers, fans, muffs, hats,
ETC., portiers, rugs. house draperies,
ETC., gentlemen's suits, vests, ties, etc.
All work strictly sanitary and handled
by chemists and practical operators.
Delivered in city on hangers in dust
proof envelopes. Owing to our inability
to secure location closer in we are tenn
porarily at corner Home and Grove
streets. Our place will be benefit to
to all. A lesson in economy is neces-
sarily maker Of high-class work,
quick service, reasonable prices and
thorough throughout.
Phone 2S2.
UNION CRY CLEANERS AND Overs.
Same careful attention to outside
work.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-03-08

Miss Louise White, Of Florida ave-
nue.. was the hostess Of three-table
rock party Friday evening. The high
score prizes were won by Miss Mary
Letter Webster and Mr. Caesar Palmer.
They we're chatting dish apron mui-
fier. The guest list comprised, Misses
and Messrs Annie Phebus and Grady
Palmer, Elaine Mitchell and Glenn
Joyner, Roberta Caldwell, Caesar Pai-
mer, Mary Letter Webster and Charlie
Scott, Mrs. Henry Hassler and Mrs.
Jerry Wellons, Of Memphis, who was
the house guest Of Miss White.
Ices and coffee were served,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-03-08
w. c. I. U.

Friday afternoon, March the 1st, a
small but very appreciatiye numbered
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union met at the usual place Of meet
ing, The New Church. After the de-
votlonaI exercises, there was short
business session, and afterwards inter
esting and inspiring readings relative to
the topic.
The next regular meeting will be the
third Friday, March the 10th, at the
usual place, The President urges every
member to be in attendance.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-03-08
The Methodist Church.

The Missionary Institute at the Meth
odist Church last Monday and Tues
day was well attended considering the
weather, aud was very interesting, in
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-03-08

gaiety Tuesday, the 9th Of February.
The younger society set heard that the
day mentioned was Chas. Wehman Is
18th birthday and decided to give him
a big party.
BY eight O'Clock couples began to ar
rive, and continued until the entire
home was opened and lighted from cell
lar to dome. 1t proved to be de-
Ilightfully informal affair, games and
contests making time fly by all toe
quickly. Mrs. Wehman, having served
an elegant birthday dinner, had an
abundance Of refreshments for the lads
and lassies, who would be glad il
Chas. could have two birthdays instead
of one
The following young ladies were
present. Louise White, Estelle White,
Helen Wells, jamie Garner, Ruth Wal
tiers, Elizabeth Rock. Mary Dahnke,
Lucille Craig, Lorene Loring.
With the following young men as es.
corts; Seth Horsley, Casper Isaacs,
| John. Semones, Jack Sowell, Dixon
! Williams, Clarence Hunter, Erwin
tGrihini G. 7. Rippy, Herbert Haynes
Louis Lockhart, Joe Posey, Herberi
Hefey, Robt Alexander, Edwin Rod
gers, Fred Mailing. Howard Davidson
Marshall Wright
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-03-08

structive and inspiring to those who
we're so fortunate as to be present.
Ministers aud delegates from the sew
eral charges in the Union City District
viii carry the blessing to their people
and thus its effects will be far reaching.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-03-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. BerryhlIl, Editor.

Telephone l4o. kindly report as early as con
venient
West End Club.
Mrs. Pink Marshall entertained the
West End Rock Club Friday afternoon.
Hot coffee was served at the arrival q
the guests who included: Mesdames
John semones, Ed. Crenshaw and W.
ID. Williams and Mrs. Arnold's visitors
Mrs. Essex, Of Murphysboro, Ill.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-03-08
Missionary Hostesses.

The ladies OF the Methodist Church
were the hostesses Of an interesting
gathering Of Missionaries at the Dis
trict Institute held here Monday and
Tuesday. Lunch, under the charge Of
Mrs. w. H. Swiggart, was served in
the Sunday School rooms Tuesday.
The chicken and other eatibles were,
needless to say, splepdidly prepared
and the tables, decorated by Mrs.
DietzeI with the first spring garnering
nom her primroses and hyacinths,
tastefully arranged.
Dr. F. X. Gamble, recently from
Korea, was the house guest Of Rev. and
Mrs. Adams; Dir. Winton, Of Nash
vile. 81 DR.. and Mrs. Miles; DR.. Raw
lincs, chairman Of the Educational
Board with Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, and
Dr.. Hager, Missionary to Japan, with
Judge and Mrs. Swiggart- Mrs. But
Ter was the hostess Of Miss Glenn, o.
Nashville, and Of Miss Davies, OF At
lanta, who has charge Of the Field Mis-
sionary work aud who is noted and
pleasing lecturer
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-03-08
Bridge Club.

The Wednesday afternoon Bridge
Club met with Mise Ella Whipple. The
high score end second prizes were won
by Mrs. Harris Parks and Mrs. Ben
Herring. They were, respectively, an
embroidered shirt waist and an en-
broidered towel. Delicious refresh
ments Of glase sandwiches, garnished
with nuts and whipped cream, angel
cake and cherry juice, were served.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-03-08
For Miss Jones.

Miss Medea Jones, Of Mt. Pleasant, q
sister on Miss Carrie Jones, who was .
most popular visitor here, Is the house
guess Of Agnes Coble, enroute from q
winter Id Southern Louisiana. An in
formal bridge party in her honor ~as
given BY Miss Margaret Watson, Tues
day evening. The guest list included,
Misses and Messrs. Geneyieve Mailing
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-03-08

Semi-AnnuaI Event.

The opening of the Juvenile mite
boxes by their owners at the Methodist
Church, Sunday afternoon, was one Of
the Sunday School events ofthe year, as
it happens only twice a year.
An interesting program was given by
the children, under the management Of
Mrs. w. H. Butler, as follows:
Opening Chorus,
Song by Louise Harris.
Reading by Fora Milburn.
instrumental solo by Juna Reynolds.
Reading, Julia Embry.
Reading, Mary Butler.
Song, Louise Harris.
Ten Little Indians, song, by ten
little boys.
The Mite Box Convention, by
seven little girls.
Song, Louise Thompson.
Reading, Mary Harris.
The mite boxes were emptied into the
collection basket and nice little sum
realized from the thus-far abstinence Of
the kiddies from candy and chewing
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-03-08
From Belmont.

Miss Catherine Mayes, who recently
returned from Belmont, Nashville, on
account Of illness, is conyalescing rapids
~ AZ her home on Main street.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-03-08

AID Granville Sanders, Medea Jones
and Walker Martin. Agnes Coble and
VIII McAdoo, Mary Andrews and
George Gibbs, Jr. and VIII H. swiggart.
Miss CobIe will entertain the same
party Friday evening.
AT the Little Church Around
the Corner.
The ladies of the w. c. T. U. will
meet Friday next at the New Church
Chapel. The President of this local
society has issued a request that its
members win bring or send in written
ideas on the subject of How to Check
Lawlessness in the Town"
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-03-08
Whist Club.

The Thursday Whist Club met last
week with Misses Lolita and Katie Nor.
ris. Whist was played at seven tables
Visitors to the club were Misses Bess
Glasscock and Mary Swiggart and
Mesdames Wallace Moore, d. A. Ed
wards and LydwclI Gardner. Of Pine
Bluff, the latter receiving the guests
favor pink combing jacket The
high score prize, negligee in blue and
a charming blue theatre-cap, were won
by Miss Mabel Griffin. and the cut
prize, blue silk hose, by Miss Willie
Belle Mays.
The refreshments were salad and ice
courses.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-03-08

Miss Louise White visited IN Gibbs
Tuesday and Wednesday. y
Mrs. Felix Raymer, Of Efiingham,
ILL.,, has returned home after pleasant
visit 10 Mrs. Annie Little
Messrs. Claude Bolts and Leo Bean,
Of Rives, we're in town the first Of the
week.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-03-08

The pretty Wehman home, corner Of
Church and Fifth Street, presented q
seems of great happiness and youthful
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-03-08
Review Club.

The Review Club meets next week on
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. ]. 9. Nc
Rec, First street. The study is the first
lesson in the book on Australia.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-03-08
Those STUDIES Again.

4 hose Sfudes Again.
We have II on authority that the
students at the U. G. T. s. are shortly
10 issue tri-weekly newspaper called
The Fruit Cake Special. "
The editor Of the sheet has not as
yet been appointed by the management,
but it is generally known that an able
chief may be selected from the bunch
81 brilliantly erratic geniuses Of the
Debew-A ydelot aggregation.
Outside arrangements viii be made
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-03-08

word sounds suspiciously like castor oil.
The mystery, however, may be accom-
modatingly settled by asking Mr..
Lawson Faxon, Of the Red Star Drug
Store, who is a graduated pharmacist,
and wouldn't let us get poisoned fol
anything.
Concerning the using Of the pre-
scription the same suggestion is made
as was made by our most noted physi,
clan who had given very rheumatic
patient. good-looking, Rheumatism
prescription, clipped from a daily pa
per. He told him to have the pre-.
scription filled and use it and that If i
was Of benefit to let him know as he
had rheumatism badly, himself, anc
would like to try it.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-06
jim Orpbeutl1
neben Sert reemldz
rem prc9ramm.

Die @erpoltlng oes Srpbeum
funoigt Dos erite &on5ert bes vMlo=
mo Gitp Concert Club" an, mel9es
am Samitag, 5. 7. Sept. gegeber
miro. &on5ert beainnt S.15 abenos.
3peifeIos miro bies oie interellante=
tie Sorlteaung iein Die ie bon
bieiisen Salenten geboten muroe
Sic Mitglieoer iino ebenio tole1tpol!
als beliebt bier. 9ieier &on5ert<& lu6
berlaBt Gan Intonto am 1. @op. IN
elmer beionoeren @iienbobncur ser
Santa Sc 9abn gu Dem 3pede, un
teranil6es galent in ben @eit= uno
N%oroitoaten gu reprdientieren. 8ro.
gtomm miro ipater befannt gegebell.
Seine grb0bung i'm @tntrittspreiie
fir Die @onbelbiloerporiteGung. 9os
&on5ert tit obiolut foitenfrei.
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@iele berla1em ihr Seim.

Seoes Sabr merben Sauienoe in
pielen Seilen oes 2anoes our9 SUI
item nno 2ungenleioen ge5mungen,
lbr Seim gu oerlaiien. sic perlaiien
ibre 5reunoe uno ibr @eiddft Inn
Elm onoeres &Iima 81 finben. 9ies
tit foitipielig uno ungemiB. 4ber
au6 8iele benltben ben beiieren
@uspeg ndmli6 Or. Sings SEEN
Discovery - nno furieren fif gu
Squire. 8leibt inmitten g1lrer
Srennoe uno nebmt oieie Iibere
Weoi5in, Die Sals= uilo 2ungenlei-
ben i6nen pertreibt. sic lit iidere
Sulfe BET Suiten, grfdltung, 4eud=
bniten uno Rnngenent5iiroung. SOC
uno ST. Grobeflaide fret. @aran=
tiert tn aaelt @potbefen.
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lid prollte es, miIo eri9roden, auf
Die Seite unb itteg Damn, ols iein
&eiter es mieoer ouf oie SteGe
5pineen %tpollte, i1b in sic Sobe.
3uriifl idrie Ser Shirt Ser Menge
al, Die bon olen 6eiten beran=
oraneeno, ii6 gu einem &nGlte[ gu
iammengebaqt butte. @ber, Die mei-
ter megitanoen, uno oenen feline
unmittelbare @efabr orobte, Bile
ben unbemegli6. 3uriid, 5uriif!
i6rie Ser Shirt nod einmol= oie 9o=
men freii6ten; iprineen sic berrn=
ter, granoom! riefen Die &erren.
aber 9ranoolp idien feline allbeiptln=
oerte &ettfunit bergeiien 5u baben.
ginige lagten ipdter, er lei bonn
eriten Woment 'betGubt getpeien
bur6 einen idlperen S9lag, nit
meldem Ser 5uriidi9nelenoe aopf
ees 9feroes feline Stirn %getroffen.
8dbreno er erfolglos, in u%nbegreif=
lid perfebrter @eiie nit Dem 8fer-
De fampfte, batte er oie Mngen itorr
auf einen Wann aus Dem Soft ae=,
ri6tet, Der irgeno mie - es orGflgte
ales milo our6einonoer = audi
ir Die %poroerIte &etbe gefommen
mar, ia unter oas fi6 bGumenoa
Bfero iprang, Die Mrme bo6erbo=
ben; man glanbte, er mone oas ra-
ienoe Sier ON Dem 3iigel berunter-
reiBen.
0nrticbinnu ioIut)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-06

Der @eneralintenoant eer
Wiinfener Softbeater, gilbert s. 81.
5reiberr b. Speioel, Ser ieit $50
den lhmerfranf oarnieoerlag, muir
&c onrd ben 500 bon ieinen 2eioe.l
erlolt. Ser @erenigte murbe am &c.
Sannar 1858 in Miinhen geboren
uno miomete ii6 Der militdril1eu
Saufbabn. CT mabte raid Earriere
l'no par Gbef oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
2. 4rmeeforpss als er 1895 leine.l
Mblhieo nabm. 8or feds Sabreu
lpnroe er pom 8rin5reenten 2pitpolo
nit Der 2eitnng Der Softbeater be.
traut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-06

SerIanst: Gin Deutider unb Srali
ODER S6meoe un6 Srou, nm nod
9iibop, Teras, gu fommen. Der
Nnnn foG 9of un6 9lumengarten
beiorgen uno bic 6rau 6as 9ohen,
obre Die Waide, Gebalt $1,000 per
Monot uno @obnung. Dies lit elm
gittet Blat uno cine CUTE GeIegen.
belt fir Elm Gbepaor bei elmer guten
Janilie. Sour orei IN Der GamiIie
uno. bic 4rbeit miro niht ihper fem.
Sdreibt iofort an S. 3, gifbop, 81.
hop. Sery unb Iegt gmpfebfungen
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S. hickman & Son, 318 Sio-
alamo Str, Sabrifanten pom &e.
gem uno 5onnenidirmen. &epara-
tur uao 0euiiber5ieben tit uniere
Spe5ialitat. @uh ueber5ieben bor
9~uggp-Sdirmen. MItes Gel. 5S3S.
- @ir fbnnen Sbuen elm Seim balef1,
gu oenielben Seoingungen, ipie Sic iebt
9nusrente 5ablen; feline M~n5abluilg berz
langt. 3nr brei applifanten fonnen oiez
le @~elegenbeit benuben. Spredt ppr 535
Mupre 8lbs.
Bargains in nneingeloiten
9tamanten, ubren, &ingen uno ml-
iifalil6en Snitrumenten. g. 9.
Wap, 104 8eit @ouiton : StraBe.
Sir 8nssies, @asen, GferSe-
@eidirr, 8mbber Sires mnb yarm-
0~eratidaften beindje man 3pbt. 6.
@mmbers 500-50SS iozTpresitr.
Or. Gbas. Campbell, gafterioIo.
ge, Wifroifopifer. S~pe5ialitdt: ST.
pbus- unb Malaria-Sieber Office
uber 9reiB' Gpotbefe.
8ianu= nnb M5bel : 3~erlabmng uub
Transport, iotpie Gufbepahrune i'm
grobten uno beften rStorebouie" Der
Gtaot. SeppidsHeinigune. Senrp 6.
Slips. gei6e telephone.
: IItmubiide M5bcI tunft s
8cffer. 113 Sib.gIamp Strafe.
Slpan C SasD, 2eidenbeItotter,
@de Soiopa uno Grodctt @5troBe.
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Donneritaa nnf3mittag aeI

Donneritag nadmittag seser.
fiinf llbr tuuroe gonp g.. Jnas, Der
oIs 9ei8er in Der 5obrif Der Gone
Star BIBLES Gompanp an Der Sur
nib Mpernie angeltent III, bon einem
gIisitrnbI ~getrofen. 5nns befanb
fid our 3eit i'm 4e~ifelrnufn. OR brad
betDuBtIos 5uinmmen uno es bauer
te, 5mei StunoerL Big es ben gemii.
bungen Der ihneG berbeigerufenen
aer5te geIang, i'm mieoer gum Be
puBtiein 5u bringen. gr lit anffei-
tleno nidt berIast. Ger aIis lit Of.
fenbor IN Elm Offences 5enfter bin.
eingeihIasen, oenn bag @ebduoe
marble nid)t beibd6igt.
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observation-disclosures.

9. gonien, slnball, anbau. @aeoina
Sreo: g 56aefer, @obnbaus i'm giz
tD<8lod 1901, $500.
ISM; s. gobart, @obnbaus, ape.
$4,000.
SRI. 30. euolop, Bobnbans @iper
Ibenue; $4,000.
., SRI. @, auolofp, @obubaus, aiper
Ibe.; $500.
Gnton gal5en. Hines 8obnbaus,
South Wesquite Ctr; $500.
@iliam Sdmibt, Gnbau, 9rereI
Ibe. ; 5000.
S; 9, Sipple, @obn1aus, 9enber
8oulebarb; 5000.
50. @aegelin, @obnballs, Seller Ctr;
$500.
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LckaIes.
q IL { i.

u ! ! I l { !,
Das 8erjdonerungsfomite,
oas auf geranlaiiung oes Wapors
iib gebilbet bat, belt 9onnerltae
nadmittas cine 8eriammlung ab,
III Der peridieoene @eridOnerungs-
plane CUR Sprade famen. Inter an
BERN muroe porgeidlagen, cine 8al-
men : 3ihterei 81 griinoen nno
bon ibr gu aus Die Stabt NIT SAL
men ou periorgen. Ser Mr9iteft
Sarbep 8. 9age legte einen Blm
fir geridonerung oes Sluiies Dor,
nod benz Der SluB ourb lteinerne
uferoamm eingefaBte uno nit Stein-
briiden berIeben meroen ion, elm
Hroieft fir oas mir nns geraoe
nidt begeiitern fonnen uno oos aud
idwerlid CUR &usfibrung fommen
miro. 3ablreide anoere 8orihlage
fir 8erbeiierungen nuroen gema6t
uno- als tpiinidensnerte 3iele be-
8eidnet. 9arunter folgenoe: mir
frngsponere 8ef1mphlng oes Stall=
bes, before Seitentpege, before
Hinn : Steine, @erbeiierung Der
Sabrtpege i'm Breckenridge
Barf, ofentlide Erinfbrurl-
men, offentlide 8doer, Of
fentlihe 8ebiirfnisanItalten, ginrih-
tung zines observation-disclosures, oeut-
lidere Mnbringlne BON Strabenta-
men, gntfernung Der 9elegrapben-
un6 Telepbon : Hfoiten, Mnpflan-
5urig bon 8oiileparos, fleioiamere
uniformierung Der it1otiihen Mrbei-
ter uio Der Bolisiiten,. before @b-
falIbeieitiging, gntfernang unid0=
ner HInfate, offentIibe 6pielpldse,
M~uHteaung bon 91rfen in ben
Harfs, berihieoenartige 2ampen an
ben StraBenbabnen unb bieles au-
oere. Das aomite gebt offenbar nit
groBem Offer urto 2uit uno 2iebe an
Die Mrbeit, boffentIih miro es gliten
grfolg baben. 9enn gar Manbes
bon Dem, tpas es in Musfibt genom-
men bot gu oonbringen, lit ourd)-
aug tpiinihensnert. Mntpeieno pa-
rem in Der 9ibung: Mtlee 9. Mpres,
&. 8. gonrop, Scot 80. @oiber, @aI-
ter Napier, Jreo. @. @oof, S. s.
Gabnge, 81. 9. @rabam, 6. %.
2noT, SarbeD 8. Bage, SEQ 30. S.
9ieImann, @arrp 8. Miuer, Sarri-
ion 8. 8ea6, 81. S. @efter, 9bo-
mas 9rotDr uno Mlbert &~ronfosfp.
Die erite Sisung 6es neuen
9oar of @eaItb am Donneritag abenb
fam nift gu Gtanbe. Gs NOR, all-
Der Or. Stub uno Mopor Sones, nlir
Or. Gee nntpeieno. Or. Mooop lit
u~erreift uno Or. Sbropibire, Der
1eue Staotar5t. mar nidt erihienen.
Der Gentle u1o 9bit-Sn-
ipeftor Cleo. Mnoerion Bat gegen
Zen &ommiiiionsbGnoIer Geo. Sgi-
tibib Die Mnflnse erboben, peroor-
beneS Sblt berfnuft al .bahen. SaS
Sbit botte Geo. g. Wein{tein er-
bnlten ur1o meter ~perfauft. Gr
mar oesbuIb nit S. Strnfe belegt
tDor6er.
81. a.. 6. Me0aniel lit 3uriidse-
febrt bon 9euti1Iamo uno Stem Sort
u1b bot feline Yraris aIs @unbarst
yieoer aufgenommen. 3. Gtodnerf
Gibbs @eb6loe.
70. Safe uno u. 9. Copeland,
'anefIagt Die Sonntagsgeiese iiber-
treten gu baben, muroen in @idter
tlmi6eio's @eridt nidt iduIois be-
ffunten.
81. W0lf, Gunner 419 oes
Moore @ebduoes, lit bon ieiuer Sc
rierreiie 5uriifgefebrt uno bat feline
Braris fDieoer aufgenommen.
Mm n1diten D~onneritng fin
bet in Ardnins NnB bic groBe gief-
@aiier ! Geier ftatt. unfere San-
o~elsfantmer beranitaltet fir oieien
9ag einen ausflug nod armias
YaB.
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t1nr Giiltiefeit bis sum- 81. Ofteber.
Yr6miem>C Herte*
Gin perietlae an n,,iere SrennSe.

9a es nms nnmH9lib 1T, aap 9iarifte nmb Counties bs Gtaats
bmrd &eiemSe bcarberem sm laRen, mmRsm mr anf anoere @fhtel snr i'm.
mr gr6kerem &erbretmms unieres gahes Fnnen no mir fnS at 0e,
snidlnk gfpmmen, amme9m5are 8ramen fit mene Mbomnenten, bic mns
enseididt iueroea, anssuieken.
8ir planen nbt Die Geranialtuus zines lugenanaten Gonhass, mi,
sr BET ensIiden Seitmnsen abid fl, iOnbern mir uoaem omrd gmssnbIama
elmer lberaen Gpmmihion Jrehpiaiee amperben, Die Dime beiunoere MS.
he mnb anarengnns fb cine @ebemennabme sH peridafem manidem.
gu bieiem 3mefe offgeren mir fir ieOem SaJresa6onmenten eie
&ommiftpn ppm 81, einem 9ollar. Sas @udenblat ser ussreie
Erehe fiji Seras" fpfet So per Sabr, Gesen Giniemoams bpm 90 mer.
oen mir ain BAG glatt m irgenb enc inns anfaegebene MSre6e Sdi6en.
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geoinates Cob.

sd min mid benin Mosbnupr
%elnlogteren mos lit 0as fir EN-
Mann2~
%, a biiierl an Mirdbanoel bat
er aber ionit 1T er aar1a reeG!~
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SerIanst - Mdnner, nm 6as Bar
biergeihdft an erIernen, IN elm paar
Woden. Vermebrte Nnhfrage mad Bar
bieren in biefer Saiiop. Das bette 6anbz
fpert b~elt5utage. Outer ger6ienft. Qeid)s
tie, reiulide arbeit I'M 9auie. Sdreibt
INN freien 8atdlog.
MpIer Barber GD1ege,
800 WeftSgommerce Str.
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ltnansenebmer @iber}prudl.

Or: vSie batten mid gu it,
rem Settle einselaoen, aber oas ge-
idob ni6t, peiISie mid germ baben,
ionoern, nur, neil ih iingen faf1n.1
sic: vSb, i'd bin ~iiber5etgt, oa
irren Ste iihl"
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Houston Strasse : Eiqenfum.

Ser bette &auf an bieier GtraBe gu
ipldem Breiie, nabe Dem Glotper : @es
bdloe. so SUB 6ront, our6gebeno Bis
CUR ndditen StraBe. mo es cine Sront
bon ettpa $50 SUB bat. grIunSigt glh
531 Uunter : Nebaabe.
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Rn1N 81 berfeibem III Gummen bon
"" $1,000 ulo aufipdrts auf
etngeriHtetes Stabts, Sarmz ODER
5fan9 : Gigentum. 8erbors Qien3
%bertanft nno b%erldn9ert. gr5te 5ppos
tibet @runoeigentums : Mnletben inns
VENDORS 2ien = Soften gum 8erfauf.
&apitalahfasen fin &lienten beiorgt.
Gillian, Henry & Austin,
2anb Wortsase : ganfiers
(ni9t intorporiert.l
Stutnter 633-64O 8cSea Nebaube.
San antonip, sesas.