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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-09
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bdube nidi fefiig jein perben.
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blfd5e Wiaifter bss Snnern, 0err b. 5.
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treR5 ber 8rdber ber I'm Griebri9sbain
rubenbea Wdr3gefaqenen aus benz We.
&c f6afsa. Der aniiiemiiil9s 8hr.
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genannien Minifier eine pstition gs,
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iuai Dirb iene @rdber einfa6 81 tai,
fyea.
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seele unb 9ebmann murben BON
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ger. Der aaiier oamilligte ben Be-
trsReuben siuen 5!rafauIf6nb unb
orenete an, bab ibm tiber bic IneeIe=
asnbeit neiterer Bsriht erfatiet merbe.
Die Genaaniea pGren Dor &ur3em su
elmer Gsf1aguiBltrafe uerurtbeilt NOR.
ben, tDsil He ben asfsreuDar @lbtmarn
nnsefesliber Msile perbaftet uni nib,
bauhelt baitsn: ibre @naSengeiu9e an
ben Juiii5miniaer unb ben Mini5isr
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ben tpDrben.
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tigea aaiernen unb fpecisa bes In ber
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belt uub on @rfoIgen reides 2eben
tann ber beriibmte 9pgieniter Prof.
Wtar bon peitenfofer 3uradbliden.
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80. @eburtstag. Der prin3.Hegent
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fdreiben an i'm geridtet. &ector unb
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ibm gbrenabreRen gelpibmet. Die
Mhndener Siuseaienfdaft beranaals
tete ibm su gbren einen JafeIiug nit
fol9enbem pst.eutpfers &ommers.
= Der berhAmte Sramatifer Ser,
mann Gnbermann liegt In Waraburg
f9wer ertrantt bauieber. St 1T nit
einem fd5Iimmen Magenleibsn bebaf.
tet unb befinbet fid In elmer aIinit.
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bier bisber, baB He ben gr0Bten WbIab
In ber @ef9idte bes 8u9banbeIs bdt.
ten, iubem 100000 gsemplare Der.
felben pertauft murbeH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-09

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prallte. llnmilltiirliW moilie er eiusn
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lam es tlur harauf ali, baB iein ltnseie
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bidt gebranst lpie cine Meauer sen
ginsans burd Die 9biir perlperrten.
8ersebens, bab Sea bier unb oa fragte,
iie periiano bic erreeten gntworteu Der
9eute nidt. @nSli1 famen slpei 6rauen.
simmer berans, beuen es oelunsen
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liren!4 beulte Die line bon ben @eibern
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ngei uas? 9ier in uuierem Saus?
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Terruf, uno nadber iuirb Niemanb
molten fomluen ~ uns. @eitel, lauf,
iprins gum 8ater. er ioll fommeu biers
ber uno idaffen Gube!"
SIN naditen ausenblid fam Yeitel
3uriid uno iaste adielsudenb:
pOer Tater III uieber fortsegangen
nit iammi Dem Hoepfe,"
(Tortiesung fpfat).
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WtabHfe @Dtel Bar,
Off, 6oufton StraBe,
lS M. M u th, ~. Giaentbiimer

Wfan finbet bier elm borahslides
'Glas Bier unferer beimiiden Braue.
reien. 8eionbere Nnertennung Der.
bienen bic Weine, gisarrsn, Wbistiss,
giqu6re &c. . Toratglide.r Greis
lun1 beS Morsens unb Ha d.
mittags. Sieie Mirtbl4aft erfreut
H1 bes ausgeseidneten &ufes gu bem
angenebmfen GufentbaItsorte BET
Stabt su sdbIen.
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Die mpserme SHUTTER

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ihneu ausge3ei9net. Dies porireff.
Ii6e Mittel, Der Geisen'Sprlp. lpirt
ausiflteBli6 bon Der california Fig
Syrup Company" fabrieirt.
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Sn bapsrbin. elmer Jobrit. 5tc

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bon etua $4,000 @iumobnern In,
Siaate MaRaGufeits, III BET Der biefer
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folder gum Wapor ermdblt moben 1T.
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Waattbtes Srps. Tletjder,

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BUR bas porahglidfe Rinbs, G9a
anb S6metnefeifb.
6pe3ialitdt: Juuges 3albfieif1.
Aae arten bon Wurf, S9tnten
3unge, S9mala &c.
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&egenldirms, OpernaldIer. 8oi'
lettst1lien, 8hrfeH. Rdmnie, porte'
mouuaie's, gisarren.gtuis. Gtrei6'
bbl,erbhdfsn In 8olb unb Silber unb
tauienb anbere 4rtitel bel griber
HrDS.
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Serb. Staffel, 331 gah @om,
meree.StraBe. preierpaline sur
grbaItung bon Butter, Wura unb
6Ieii9. @eialaene Rinbsr Ddrme.
S9Ia4tmefer &c.
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GrcmrEioms. 0saten mad bsm 81

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oitsn iiber bic SiibIi6e paeifie ober
Suniet 8aba. Gin 6abrpreis fur
bin uub surtd, NIT 80 Sagen 3eit fur
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20. unb 21. December. Wan fraae
mad Sidets via Suniet Sinie. aud
nur Elm 5abrpreiS mad 1em Orleans,
2a., nnb 3urGd.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-09
gfeue tiirfii9e Babe Mnitalt.
Sritte StraBe go. $40, eiaen 8lod
butter Der Bot Offire.

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Derren uno Gamen. WaKase. btib.
neraugen Operationen. Often Sag
unb Nadt.
. Befonbere Bdb.anifaIt fur Oamen.
Carl &eied, Gigentbiimer.
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Galbe Staten mad ben altem Gtaa.
ten bia VI. 6. & 3. 8nbm.

WeseH Der Gsiertaee merben Re.
tour Billette am 20. unb 81. 9ecem.
ber oertauft. bic fur 80. Sage seIten.
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det ; Ngenten ber 80. 6. & s. Babn
ober i9reibe an
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q. q. & 8. a.. M. 6. & s. Babn,
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- Infer meiber Nebrosfas9 9ofer unb
bas I'm SUM seidnittene 9eu Rno bas
bette pferoefutter. alles rein unb
uoblf6medenb.
Werlud]t eS einen Monat.
Gunfet 21ppo Gp. 8eI. 81.
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@rtber Bros. fab bic tons
angebenben eSumeltere In Der 6tabi.
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- Wenn Sbr 6D6aeits., Geburiss
tags. Weitnadtss ober anbere Ges
ideate bon Wertb unb gtubsn taufen
poat, 10 tuenbet gu9 an Grtter
Bros.
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- Cine rei9haltige unb i96ne Aus,
mabI bon geibliffenen 8luamaareu BEL
@rtber Nrps.
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IN MEMORIAM.
Resolutions by the Bar Association
in Memory Of Judge Buckley.

The Bar Association Committee ap-
pointed to draft resolutions of respect
and coincidence on the death of the
late Judge H. L. Buckley reported yes
terday morning to the Superior Judges
sitting in bank
The resolutions speak Of the love
borne for Judge Buckley by thousands
Of his friends, and of his heart that was
ever responsive to all the most gener.
Gus impulses. They recite his career
in Office, and say that in all his off1cia
trust he reflected honor alike on him
self and the people who elected him.
Judge Johnson Elwood Bruner, AL
bert M. Johnson, c.. T. Jones and Clin-
ton L. White spoke in eulogistic strair
Of the deceased, and paid tribute to his
good qualities.
The resolutions were ordered by the
Judges to be spread on the court rec
ords and ant engrossed copy sent to the
family Of the deceased.
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GILT EDGE VS.. SAN FRANCISCO
Will be the Attraction at Snow
flake Park To-Morrow.

The San Francisco baseball team will
try conclusions with the great Gilt
Edge aggregation at Snowflake Park
tomorrow afternoon, and patrons OF
the game expect to see a top-notch
contest.
While the San Franciscos are fan
down the line when percentage is con-
sidered, they have for the past few
weeks been putting up great ball, and
may be counted on to give the Gilts
a fight for their money.
While early in the season a hoodoc
hung over baseball in Sacramento, and
games with scores like 16 to / were
the rule, it has of late been broken
and first class ball has been put up
Many Of the San Francisco boys are
favorites here, and will fight hard to
retain the good impression they already
have with the baseball public. The
game will be called at 2:45 O'Clock
sharp.
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| through the State of Nebraska and
seen the farmers and their wives gar
nering an enormous corn crop-the first
in three years-that was worth from
to 8 cents a bushel-barely enough to
pay the expenses of raising, and she
had tried to think out a plan by which
the farmers might get better prices.
She had finally concluded that if all Of
the corn had been manufactured into
cornstarch and applied to the backbones
of the voters who walked up to the
polls to vote an Improvement might
have been noted in prices. The corn
would at least have been put to a bet
| ter use than stilling it down into
whisky
| Men in office" Mrs. Teats said,
| should be clean men. Probably you
think l believe our Governor is not one
| of them. 1 do, and I'll tell you why"
| She thereupon gave the history of the
| age of consent bill'' before the Legis-
| lature four years ago, which provided
for raising the age of consent from 10
to IL years as a protection to young
girls. She recounted the progress of
| the bill through both houses of the
Legislature, and told Of its passage, and
final veto by Governor Budd. She was
not, she said, backbiting Governor
Budd, and would like to say what she
had said to his face if she could get the
chance. She had, however, written him
a nine-page letter telling him what she
| thought of him. She did not suppose
he had cared, but she had had the salts
faction of having had her say. But
times We're changing, she said, and one
| of these days off would come some
body's political head, and Governor
Budd would know whose it was. She
| had written an account of the matter
for the Arena" and in that magazine
| Governor Budd's picture came out
dressed in mourning, and she sent him
a copy. She only regretted that her
picture had appeared on the same page
with his.
| Mrs. Teats said she had recently talk
| ed with Congressman Mcguire, and she
| assured her audience that if elected to
| the GoVernorship he would not veto
| bill raising the age Of consent from Is
to Is years.
Mrs. Teats favored the initiative and
referendum, and said she candidly be-
| lieved the time was coming when it
would be incorporated in the law of the
land and the people would pass upon
directly and stamp out the life from
vicious measures.
At o'clock this afternoon Mrs. Teats
Will lecture at the Congregational
Church to girls over IA years of age
only. The lecture will be her last, as
she leaves at o'clock this afternoon.
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Same day-Running, six furlongs, SELL

Same day-Running, six furlongs, sell
G. H. Fox's blk M Manzanilla, by imp.
Merriwa- -Rosedale CThorpe), 1O9. ...:.:. j
Pueblo Stables b. m. Dolore, by Wild
idle-Rosette. (Wilson), 109.. .......::... z
Farrar & Tuberville's b. h. VIM. OBJ,
by Apache-Flora R'rawley), n2........
Time-1:16.
Distinction 109 and Homestake 109, also
ran.
TO-DAY'S PROGRAM
This is the last day of the California
Clubs race meeting, and the officials
Of that organization are not sorry, as
they are about $1,000 out of pocket by
it. Following are the races announced
for this afternoon:
First race, selling, five-eighths of a
mile-Lady Ashley 1O4, Trappean H.
Barney Schrieber 1O4, Outgo 100, Road
warmer 100, Zem Zem 1O4.
Second race, selling, three quarters
Of a mile-Etta H. 116, Toribio 1O2
Zarro 107, P. F. 40.
Third race, four and one-half fur
longs-Correct 115, Crossmolina 115,
Cleodora 100, Rear Admiral 106, Tib-
uron 100, Carmanita 103, Irlandais 1O9
Peach Blossom 103.
Fourth race, selling, three-quarters
of a mile-Saucy Eyes 104. Fleming so,
Rosemaid 104, Roulette Wheel 1O4,
Miss Dividend 100, Eroica 104.
Fifth race, selling, seven-eighths Of a
mile-Dolore ia, Ockturuck 100, Mag
nus 100, Koko 114, Tenrica 1O2.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

B. D. Sinclair Of Eureka is at the
Golden Eagle.
State Equalizer L. c.. Morehouse is
at the Golden Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Huntoon have re-
turned from Pacific Grove
Ex-senator Shippee and Harry Reed
of Chico have been visiting the city.
Expert Thomas A. Lewis of the State
Board Of Examiners is here. on visit.
S. F. Grissim and niece Of San Fran
cisco are guests at the Golden Eagle
Hotel
Miss Ella G. Eastman Of Walnut
Grove viii arrive from the East this
morning.
Hon. c.. A. Swisler came down from
Placerville yesterday and is at the
Golden Eagle.
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Weather Reports.

The Weather Bureau report shows
the highest and lowest temperatures
yesterday to have been ~ and Al de-
grees, with fresh to brisk southerly and
westerly winds and clear weather pre-
vailing.
The barometrical readings at a. m.
and p. m. yesterday were 29.8S and
29.So inches, respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were II and SO
degrees, and one year ago to-day 81
and 81 degrees.
The average temperature was 60. and
the normal GA, showing yesterday to
have been 4 degrees cooler than usual
for the Both day of September.
River, Z feet inches.
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BRIEF NOTES.

The trowel found in the sack of the
Chinaman arrested by Officers Fisher
and Maley the other day has been
identified by Mike O'Meara as his
property.
John Gessner was arrested by Officer
Pennish yesterday on a warrant for
battery committed on c. Beatty. The
trouble arose over a game of pedro.
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rheumatism causes more aches and
pains than any other disease. It is due
to acid in the blood, and is cured by
Hoods Sarsapariua which neutralizes
this acid.
Hoods Pills cure biliousness. Mailed
for . cents by c. I. Hood & Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
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A good piano for S165; an upright,
slightly used, in fine condition.; cash OF
installments. 1t is a big bargain. The
Wiley B. Allen Co., 415 K
Try McMorry's Blend Coffee, 35c.
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death comes crashing about him.
When man begins to feel "out of
sorts,n when his appetite is failing and his
energy is not up to the mark, when he has
bilious attacks and feeling of lassitude
and incapacity, if he is wise, he will take
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
right away 1t will bring his appetite back
again and what is more it will bring back
his digestive powers. It will give, all the
assi1nilative functions the edge and power
to extract abundant nourishment from the
food he eats. It will make good, pure,
healthy blood and send it coursing rapidly
through his veins and arteries into every
organ and tissue of the body. It will put
flesh on his bones and force in his muscles;
it will give him strength and courage and
cheerfulness, in word it will give him
complete health
1t excretes from the system every par
ticle of dead useless, habby tissue. It
even reduces the weight of the corpulent
man at the same time that it builds up his
strength and working power. The weight
it adds to people who need It is the kind
that comes of pure blood and every organ
doing its work properly and thoroughly
what pugilists call fighting weight"
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The attendance at the races yesterday
was about the same as on previous
days. The weather was lovely and the
track in superb condition. 1t was ia
vorites day, all of them winning, but
several had very close calls.
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by imp. Kyrle Daly-Maggie H. .
(douck), 102 ...........................
Time-1:16. -
Viking 107, Estro 105, and ST. Isidor &,
also ran
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Same day-Runnlng, tWO-yedr-OIuS, HFe
furlongs
Burns & Waterhouse's b. c. Gold Fin,
by imp. Gold Finch-Poesy (Thorpe),
c: I. Thacker's b. 6. Ojai, by Sid-Dottie
Dimple (Ruiz), 96 .....................
by Patriot-Isabella FraWley), 3d..
Time-1:03.
,Jabez los, Miss Reel 105, and Inola 100,
also ran
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Same day-Running, one mile, selling.
Burns & Warehouses; b. C. Marplo1,
by imp. Rossington-Marjor (Houck),
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEW TODAY.
ANN0UNCEMENT-DATE TAKEN.

CAPITAL CONCERT SERIES, SEA
son 1873. First concert Congregational
Church, THURSDAY EVENING, October
o. 1885, 1t
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j. Conway's br. 6. Moringa, by So
brante-Loma Oevin), 10o.. o............:;.
era, By aIre Prince E of n Norfolk -Haidee
(Piggott), u0......... ....................
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Same day-Running, two-year-olds. five

Time-1:l
No others ran.
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plate steel body, nickel plated foot
rail and top ornament, large ash pit
and pan and large feed door. The
fire pot is very heavy and durable,
the top band is nickeled and the
base Is Of very pretty design.
These stoves are for coal but we
can also furnish wood C6 OS
CRATES. Price S6.95.
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ernment. | commanded datach-
ment Of - recruits 10" the LIST Cali.
IOrna destined for Manila consa.
quently could not disembarh until
the steamer City OF Rio Jane;ro (oar
vessel sailed for Manila Z mics
a ross the bay although it does not
appear to be more than : or ). |
remained on the vessel OF Manila
days before they came after Us with
lighters. Manila is a quaint old
city and very intcresling with its
narrow streets and very ancient
buildings. | am glad we are not
CHARTERED there however. rs the air
is not as pure as it is here whore we
Lave the bay on both sides OF us. |
arrived here Monday evening Aug
18th and found our boys bllited in
an old cathedral built in 1913. 1t
borders on the old stone wall &c
fences underneath which are passage
ways ana dungeons. We were some
what disappointed on discovering
that Manila had fallen ! days be-
fore we arrived as we hoped to have
Il band in it, especially after travel
ing nearly 10000 miles to do it.
We may have our hands full with
the natives however before we are
through with it, We lost more men
in the trenches besieging Manila
than we did in the final battle wherA
we lost 9 men We lost 81 alto
gether. The governor OF the La
drone5 is here in Cavite Il PRISONER
and had quite talk him. Capt.
Fuller sends regards.
Yours Truly,
I'D HARrlNG.
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FROM TIE PH!LL!pPENES.
South Dakota Solhiar Boys il tie
Phi IinninaE.

Couth Dakota Soldier Bows il tie
Phi IipDines.
1.-THE PRESS isspermittej to publish
the following letter from Lieut.. Z. A.
Harting Of Go. A. list S. d | adj
dressed to his friend J. l.. heyes1 !:
C,,,rrp . sant 4 1s92
Friend John Thank Won for the
nictura ot tbis lo+n date We drilled
hard in ordar IN he solicited for the
Fourth ovnad;tiou Tho n;ctnras vera
delivered 70 the nroper companips
with their massaoos Am srre all of
tho hovs vora plaasad We Left San
Eroroisoo Ga+urd,v IrI,. o2d and
,,obor,d oY C,,.;ta s,,o.,s+ osd
y-Ll 1o,;ol,4s,,I 4,.;o ,,.ho.,
,ro ,ro,.o sooI "a tba void CO... ~
d,v, We ston,,5 NJ TIo,oIpl, .
d,,.s Jh,d = f,a tina Nh, !,
+,o ~
onuThovoovor soor
NJ, r;od ,c;+b o,oh otho. o;,.
;,,. +ho hors = rood rim. o,I thay
-, ,r;tolio+, Kansas G arro1 M
,,;+h Ill lind, .; uooj rh;nms Wa
,,,o,o IN +,Lo, o,.o rs ~, ~, ~
eoo.,, of .bo u.wo;i.r National
cr,r1 Tba noon1a ,fuono,ulu mr.,
.;1,l h;o. ha,o,,t n +hooId no1,oa
now, rov.rnmo,t gr,nnjs WHORE we
,no+ pr,o,+ G. ,rrs and Miss Do,a
~ or,oo. - ho ro,v fipa no,n,o
Aros+ o,ory ono that smoke to was
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TjrPaafuIly NeryOu :.

Cents was dreadfu!ly nervous,
and for relief took yonr Karrs
Glover Root Tea. 1t Quoted my
nerves and strengthened my whole
Nervous System. | was troubled
with Constipation, Kidney and
Bowel trouble. Your Tea soon
cIeansed my system so thoroughly
that rapidly regaiued health and
strength. Mrs. ). A. Sweet, Hart
lord, Conn. Sold by \. Johnson 4
On dol
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Gor,o v-,, =, oUD !, numhor ri men
thouoht they could be OF some bene-
A. +, humanity o,d ;o,nrovn condi-
+;ors an rororn, ovis+;nm oviIs Inv
gorr;pg tho nonrlist Marty They
,,,o,., MON. IS than NJ ioesf bonast
and sincere They Iahor,l Iono and
,,.l I.,,ttb,,, ,.,i,od 70 uat,n.tfo,.
al fon+boId until fnal,v in 1soL tba
,,,+,, u.oo ,ho,+ ,u.,dw IN civa mn
PINT 1909 olo,o. cono tho fraa s,l-