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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-09-21
FOR CONGRESS THIRD DISTRICT.
GEORGE w. WHEATLEY.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.
For Governor. ...W. E. Stanley
For Iieutenant-Go Governor. H E. Richter
For Associate Justice A. Johnston
For Secretary of State. George A. CLARK
For Auditor. ............ .......,G George r. Cole
For Treasurer. .,..frank urifhes
For Attorney General. A. A. GODDARD
For Supt. Public Instruction. Frank Nelson
For Insurance Commissioner. Nv. " Church
For Congressman-at-large.. ......C has. +. Scott
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-09-21
SIZE IS 40 RECLUSE.

"Her public appearance is conclus-
i've evidence that she is no recluse. She
is glad to meet the people and the only
reason for her so seldom appearing is
the strict attention she gives 10 the
best aud important interests 10 her
care. Her appearance on the State
fair grounds shows the breadth OF her
interests
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-10

a candidate Is Admiral Dewey would
prove to be. Bryan in their strongest
man and Bryan will be nominated. Per.
haps Dewey may run independently.
but we doubt it. The republicans. al
least, will NOT count on it.
But il is indeed a pity that Dewey il
deceiying himself TO believe that he can
he president And he is foolish to want
10 be after the great name he has made
for himself and the honor that has peer
paid him by the people.
Since the above was in type both
Messrs. Whitney and Mclean deny
that they are behind the Dewey move
ment, and the impression seems TO be
gaining ground that the admiral has
consulted the politicians with ref
erence to his candidacy. a special cor
respondent Of the Chicago Record writes
that, until be informed Admiral and
Mrs. Dewey 10 the contrary i'm the
course of an interview, neither of them
knew that the ad niraI had to be nomi-
mated 70 run for president. They
thought, according to the correspon-
dents story, that all Dewey bad to do
Was to his name; that the
people would vote for him direct and
that be could be elected president with
out being the candidate Of any political
party, Such ignorance of the laws OF
bis country hardly seems possible. but
the fact that Dewey at iirst declined
10 say whether he was . democrat or
republican, gives color to the story.
He il now said to be preparing a state
ment for the public, giving further facts
regarding bis candidacy, which people
are beginning TO regard almost az q
joke,
Ii IL rather lndierous, in view of the
former position on the ques-
5lon aud the developments thus far as
o his candidacy, bat we cannot believe
hat the democratic party viii be SO
az to seriously consider
Admiral Dewey's nomination,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-10
THE A~RGuNEAIs CLDsED,

The arguments in the CLARK senator
ial investigation were completed last
Friday and the committee on privileges
and elections Is expected to meet today "a
consider the question OF q report to the
senate, The speech Of ex-senator Ed
munds, against CLARK, was a very
strong one, He maintained that extern
siye bribery, even II specific statutes do
not so specify, y~itiates ~ ELECTION under
the common law. The Montana statute
says that q man shall not be chosen sen
Tor who eSpeuds more than $4,000, yet
CLARK has paid by his own admission
much more fban fifty times that sum,
This alone yoids the election Tho
election Of Clark IL also void under the
common law because of the great sums
paid the lobby which was present ut
Helena in his behalf, improper ipfp-
ancing the result, CLARK had confessed
ly violated the very law Of his Owls ez-
lstenpp as 4 senator, Both CLARK and
Day testified that tho money paid TO
Day was for bis active support of
CLARK, " was immaterill whether the
money was paid before or after The fact,
Ihe essential pf public safety IN organ
iznd government Is chat A man mpst
DO held responsible for the imprpper
acts Of his agents He cannot have tho
benefits Of the fruit Of inquiry, even II
he had not known Of the inquiry,
ON the other hand, OK, Senator Faplk-
ner, for the defense, reviewed the testi-
mpny directly inyolying Clark, contend
ing chat alI Of i was incompetent and
Antrpstwmthy, and prRing that CLARK
had come thropgh the ordeal ppstaiped,
The conviction seems 10 be growing
that the senate will not pass on the
case nj this session, although both sides
arc said 80 ha AnxipHs for final action,
The people pf Montana wonld like ~
sos the matter settled speedily, The
contest has brought 50 much disgrace
Hppp the state thai they are ApYippF 70
SEQ II pass into history IN tho hope that
zine, M leastl viii obllterata seine Of
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-10

~ Carbon G0upty, Wye, for sheep Graz-
" Purposes,

Ia Carbon Goupty, wyo., for sheep Graz-
ing Purposes,
X. A, Smiley, j. q, Davis aud Viii
liam Daley, representing the WooIgrow-
eIs' association Of Carbon county,
Wyo., have been in conference with
officials OF tbe Union Pacific land de-
partment relative to tbs leasing OF one
million acres of railroad land IN Cgr
bon county ~ the association, II W
reported that the sbeeplnep proposed 10
pay cent per acre Annually on tIe
basis OF a FIVE years, lease, and that fhe
railroad company substantially accepts
offer, its only counter proposition
being y reservation of right 10 sell tho
land at any time. BY means OF the lease
of this enormous tract Gf land the sheep
men OF Carbon county viii be able 10
the problem Of suitable range.
The area viii be divided among tho
OF the association and pro rata
assessment win be paid according to
Vie number of sheep grazedL
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-10
WM, FEF0 HAsGED


Another Ekseytiss IN Ebefeag isnsty,
Protested Ills Ippoespea
Great Falls, April IA telephone
message from Gh0teap says William
Pepo, who murdered Julius PIgtb IN il
lonely cabin on Muddy Greek In June,
1898, was banged nj 600 p'Gl0lek this
morning. The condemned man marehr
Cd from tho jail ~ o o'clock, treadipg
more dfnly thDp many y mon has
walked 10 bis wedding, lie Fegpired
no snpport and ~ he assembled tbe gpl1
Lows BIO cody surveyed forty persons
In the enelDsnre, bowed almost imperr
ceptibly and tbep faced rhe sgn, which
WAS shining oyer The top NJ tho epelos-
ing fence, Az he looked ap \ robin be"
gan ta sing and Pepo smiled as the ptr
tepdapts adjusted the leg straps, Pepa
watched them md moved bis legs with
out spggesti0n from The attendants
Jgst before the black oRp Wae ndjnstr
cd be was asked II be baa anything ~
say and address ing the crowd IN fun
tones no declared
~ haye nothing 70 sayi yop are
hanging M Innocent manH
Sberif Hagen adjusted the moose and
emp, raised bis hnt md y eopcpaled dep
uty released q lever, letl Ag \ tbousnna
pound weight fall Fppn wns jprkpq 9p
about 10 inches and lhen bis body set-
tled down without y guignp 80 I'm ~
those fnm feel distant Gonld discover,
He Was pronounced dead ~ inmates
lnter, tho physicians slyipa TIM his
neck had been broken Thp body WAS
~ y o'olnpk, thu resident Methodist
minister e~npdnering q hrief ooFpmaly,
Pepo had come W Montana VIII
Plpth from panAla and Killed him fpr
1920 that no Ind on his person, Vhe
eyidenpe Wps MI plFapmsfnptlAl, bpl
the nhain WINS eolanletn aud u was NJ
tho most s~nhstaptiAi ahRrneteF,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-10
DARKEST RrsssA."
Billings Theatre Geers TO See This flhrsgl-
ing Drama.


Billings Theatre Geers 10 See This rhrsli-
ing Drasna.
The attraction at the opera house
the coming Saturday, April Ia viii Ice
Edwin G. Jepson's production Of
Darkest Russia. This is moi "A new
untried quantity, for III has fully
demonstrated Ifs inherent worth dur
ing the past half dozen gears ii has
toured all over the land. Ii ii a play
of Russian story and plot. ali III
its characters, with the single excep.
fioD Of the e~fferyescenf American, being
drawn from the subjects of the Gar
OF all the Rnssias. The story of this
play is one that never flags in interest
from the first act, when the dar-
ing Polish gir1-commanded TO play
God save the Czar -defies the Rus
sian governor and dashes her beloved VII
0lif into atoms, rather than have ii sul-
lied by the air so hated to her race
up TO the final denouement when all il
righted, after the manDer Of plays. and
they live happily ever since"
Much of the popularity of this play can
be attributed TO its comedy. and ii is
comedy. and not OF that manner Of gro
tesqnerie, depending on the agility OF
the actor 10 iDcits o langb-all Of the
Ut Darkest Russia flows
from its wit Of line and amusing COM
.plicafioD, and Ii uot engetldered by the
heel of tbs player. for il ~
comedy Of the better kind.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-10
convention and have good prospects Of

convention and have good prospects d
capturing it.
According 10 a recent Issue of the
Great Falls Leader, the Dalyefatg are
also laying their plans 10 control the
fall convention, which will nominate q
state ticket, apropos of which the Lead.
et prints this bit of interesting gossip
IN reference TO a visit TO Great Falls Of
John r.. Toole just before his departure
for the east:
This much. however. is known, that
in the opinion of the car and bis lieu
tenants, the Clark case will O TO a
vote in the seDate before the session
closes. lit is expected, OF course. by the
Dalycrats that MI. Clark will be ousted
and in this case, the latter has an
nonnced his intention of coming back
to Montana and securing "A ~yindication
if be GAIA. Mr. Toole's mission here
was to exhort the Dalycrats to stand
firm aud 10 inform them that their fight
would be made for them next fall. Mr..
Conrad is again to be used as q candi-
date and an effort will be made to de-
indie the people into believing that be
il an independent candidate, with 10
DAILY strings on him. IL Mr. Conrad
does not care to spend the necessary
money himself, 1T will be furnished for
him and all that be will have to do will
be to stand forfi, as b fgnrebead aud
occasionally snile upon his supporters.
Mr.. To0le. while here. blocked out a
course for each element among the
Dalycrats to pursue. Chairman Cock
rill il to keep the boys jollied up, W,
@. Conrad is TO look pleasant, Senator
Stanton ii 20 look digpifed aud tell
what be did in the Legislature and the
Tribune is to abuse Senator CHARTER
an occasion offers. The
Clark democrats are TO have no voice in
Lle conventions unless they eat humble
pie and agree 10 take DAILY pills after IL.
No office will be allowed to 20 TO 81
Clark man and those democrats who
b much about the DAILY wing
last year, will be RELOCATED to
.he rear This, in brief, IL a part OF
be programme mapped out by the great
Johp Il, during bis recent visit here.
Il remains to be seep whether or no the
'apk and file OF the party will acquiese
md consent 10 be led around by their
lOge,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-10
pEwET 4 %pEN0pRAT,

Admiral Dewey last Thursday, for
the third time, talked TO the newspapers
about bis candidacy for the presidency,
HE has altered his determination not 10
announce whether he Is q republican or
u democrat and pow says be is the lat-
bon, hnt declined 20 answer A question
rs ~ whether be viii run independent
V II Tho Democratic convention fails 10
nominate him That is almost eqHiya'
lent 10 admitting that no will be an in
dependent candidate, and we hope the
presidential contest viii be y three cor
nored one, with Mckinley, Bryan and
Dewey as tho candidates, This would
Kill of Bryan ~ 4 presidential possible
lfy, which would ba \ distinct service
~ the country even \ greater one pei
hnpsl lhan Admiral Dewey rendered II
nj Manila ~ Rlyan's accession TO the
presidency, " he were in 4 position 70
PM into effect his political fallaeies,
'Yanla ha fnlly as disastrous 20 the
unilpd States 40 II bad been whipped
by sppln II wQpld also eliminate
Dewey ~ political factor which
WnHld ha \ disIineF service ~ both the
aqnptW and The admiral he Wopld DO
4 lpmqntahlp failnle ~ president and
II would therefore ha y fAYaf 70 him II
thp people dplanl him fNF the Office
h apid lhat thn scheme 70 namln-
ata Dewey NJ kapsAs Oily was carefully
MANNED ~ 4 series ~ conferences held
IN RnW York city, md has behind Y
apph mon ~ Wn q, Whitney panlfl
Lanapf RiohAra nlAeyr John n Mr.
hppn aud Edward NJ Sheppard and
lammany hnll, u u also p~anlpndeA
thAF Ihp eNq0t WoFalRR qf Admiral
naWey'f statement was HndaF discussion
gQF apYNpal weeks Fhat Il was prepared
With thf utmost care and \ draft Of me
sFAfpmpAf was sHHt ~ Fhp admiral While
IN WnR OH me recent visit N ~ ana
nstinnr VIM The pHhlio viii hardly
Appppt FhAt AlqteHanF Fhe gentlemen
mined aff entirely Fqa FhFeYd y have 4
candidate they are PHFhiNR declare That
'ithn 0iIlpa Of pFesldant II tier A very
dlflaHlt aHR 70 hlhl and Il they were
nQNnhlnR hfYpF ~ 4 aandlAHte fhey
would l0l NNYiHe hlW n kfaP FllenF AZ
" Whether NJ u 4 rfRAAlipRH ~ dfmA-
QFNt anQN \ course pAFlFlFeR SILLY
md RhAlfEH AI4A they may hql fhR
IpAanFF aF lNn anFFhfN WlnR N Fhf demA-
nlAff Afa nHInla paEttIflRnF
M danhf fhnF AFf FeFFlplk II nATnfsE
IN Fhplv dhalEa IN daEaal fFlAna FfHanl'
InRllnn ttla rfnpni HlnfalH plaltmmr
NAlfh u fFaH mere nHAlfhiHllp lh9A
lha llhlnAhQ daanlnaNE hA4 lhpfnafA lhH
pnHlplN apWnRENIa tnt II flNf we've
Ianlll pnahlNa HfNnFla alnalaNfl lhlf
would baff eaptnfea lhp IlpANsflgnpiN
anIppAllnll Ile democratic panpnnllhN
III lIaI AlAla hAllnA ONLY lAHl VhnFAanf
INAlEAalHa M nplNaalpH m HYMN Win
pAI nfpa ManllMlNA tWpEla NAlnp
WV ap'paP1N'' wll WA NJ W N W'Af
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-10
THE WEALTH or SENATOR'S,

A recent special to the New York
World from Washington elassiGes the
members Of the United States senate
according TO their wealth, ~eontending
that the upper branch Of congress con
taips but eleven milliauaires, while four
members Mcmillan of Michigan, Elk
ms of West Virginia, CLARK Of Montana
and Kean Of New Jersey-would be
classed as rich men in New York
Twelve Others me named whom COM
mon report credits with having fortunes
varying from 500, 600 10 ~, 900, 900,
There IN another class of lesser fortunes,
which includes Allison of Iowa, Bacon
Of Georgia, Clark of Wyoming, War
rem of Wyoming, Davis of minnesota,
Frye Of Maine, McEpery Of Louisiana,
Plat of Connecticut, Simon of Oregon,
spo0per Of Wisconsin, Sullivan of Mis-
sissippi and Taliaferro Of Florida
There 4 list Is given es really poor seu-
afors--men who have scarcely anything
above their $5, 900 salary, This lnv
twenty-five names,
Senator Garter ~ this state ~ u0t
mentioned in any Of the four %clsses, bpt
he should, we believe, be named IN the
last, ~ no ~ generally supposed 70 he
. poor man,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-10
RAtY Witt FIGHT

II seems Fhaf the plarkifes eFe not
g0iNR ~ have II YalkpypF IN thpiF Of
fqFts r. RqPFpfe tfr first state eQHYen'
ton IN Montana which viii select dole
Raffs NJ Iha patlQnal convention 70 hf
held 40 kanane City, \ WAFhlnRfon
spopial ~ Inst FFlday's hHffp INTER
MpnnFaip Fayf Fhaf ''dQhn " Fanle ~,
riYqa NJ tho mpifal Today u u reported
~ qQpGHlF with MaFqps pAlg before fhe
Inter IfaYes fpF lNl4pAdl ponpernlns
tho centred NJ the nest Democratic NIaFe
p0nYonH0nl which the Anaaonaa wing
mHsf have feaardllrs N COST fnf ~ ~
ffpt lRainst ilark n
Fha HplyWalel f|gldnNllfr feel lhAl
lhnf Anpl pApiAfp lAp hFtl l0nYNNFlNll
f0r thp eNffi fhaI II VIII hAYp ~ No
AnatQrial annIpsEl WhleN u nnl llhnl{
~ hQ deQldfd hffaFN FlN national qnN
FeHtl0A II held II Ehfl lFQ pHQgpsain
II " aIIoRpthpf PrahNhlp IhNi lhQy WIN
pAHa A ipA0lRlion d|QnAnnqlnR plAlkl
Init ~ Fhe NaNpltN pnlnlpa. on \
pnnplf M Nppha AANl lW NlAFk nipn
IheWHsIveH AFn AflsF lhp aonIFal N Iha
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-10

A Mapl NId pnpdy lV lnuRhl ,lloIda
wDlll HI andoHO5ta O1nn ee,,,'o,l ~
ssseI,s NsA'p, NNtRlldI '' sa,.' TMls'eula,yg'
lylpp NJ glpl NJ plh md slAal BOLD w
fhappla Iirua ~
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-10

The Helena independent and Butte
Miner both look With favor on pewey's
presidential candidacy, while the Ana
eopda STANDARD seems 20 be feminist ~,
which would indicate that the Clark
paly fepd In this state will be carried
into national politics, The fpet chat
Dewey is spro to stand on y sound
money platform II DO IL pomip'
pled, seems to ppt no fgprp with the
alleged silver organs NJ MQntappi nh
national issues must stand aside fm thp
Clark DAILY scrap
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-10

The I0IInWlpR rNIas haYe. boon adopted by The
party for .tbe government ~ the cogyenii0n;
be Nlnelad N the convention, and. In the event Of
thq failure NJ y delegate ~ ilfepd,, the alternate
delegate shall eQst the vote Of the delegate whom
he represents,
.bedand M the absence of the delegate and bis
alternate, . majority NJ The delegation from that
county ,sleli east PIE vote Of the absentea,
A~lfagnpte delegates from any county, no vote
sba!ll bo, aast from spid county.
rtoilrlll ~ we county lq Y9lhlch the state COP
sent del0gate and alternate delegate,
FIFTH Delegates apd alternate delegates must
Dg, repgblienns and residents OF the county
which they represent
r. H. MIELER, Reorefary,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-10
TUESDAY. APRIL 10, 1900.
REPUBLICAN STATE c0syEsTIos.
Helena. Mont. March ~. II

Helena. Mont. March ~, 1900.
III accordance with party usage and by direc-
siou of the Republican State Central committee
meet la The city Of Butte, at ~ o'clock a, M, on
Thursday. May ~, 1909. for the purpose Of select
ing six delegates and six alternate delegates to
attend the National Republican Convention, to
to held III Philadelphia On Tuesday. the 18th day
Of June. laA0, and for the transaction of such
other business ~ may come before the conyen-
fiOil,
All electors Of the state. without regard TO past
political affiliations. who believe in the prinei-
plas Of the republican party and endorse IT. poll
iieipaie IN the purity primaries and the conseDr
tioH,
REPRESENTATION Ia the convention IL appor-
TONED auong the several counties as follows:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-02
Gin mcnes NettmnsSbouf.

Wtit einem merftuiir0igen Jietz
tllnashpot, oas ihpn einiae Belt BON
Iih reoen maht, iuuroe oieler Gage
IN aOpenbaaeu upr eiiler gelaoenen
GeledidjaIt, III Der lid II. VI. Der Wta=
rineuiailtec Wiooelboe uno cine In=
5abl bUberer .Utarineufii5iere befan=
ben, elm Yeriub auseefiibrt. Das
BON bem ihtueoiiden, in &uBlano
iuubnbaIten Sneenieur gller b. In=
rep bereeitelIte Boot unteriheibet
ii1 na1 ben uorliegenoen Veri6ten
oaourb BON allen bisberieen &et=
tunabupten, oab es pDqig periblieB=
bar lit, unb oaB Die Shiffbriibi9en
ii1 ins Boot beeeben, ipdbreno es
auf Ded ltebt, inib iif) oann nit
benz Boot in 8 Waiier ibieben laiien.
lin Die 8enubune bieies Boptes 81
peranibauliben, NOR bel Der &efs=
balbinlel Elm 8eitea gebaut tuproen,
oas ettpa 10 bod tpie elm groBes
Sd)iff par unb auf beln bas 6et=
tunsbput in elmer @leitbabn tpie elm
Shiff auf Der Selling lag. Damn
troben bier Nrbeiter our6 Die 2ufen,
peridlpHen biele unb Sueen an Ell,
uem ins Snnere fiibrenoen 3au, BON
benz oas Bput biz babin feitgebalten
tpuroen mar, nno es alitt MIN pDn benz
aeaen Is SUB boben 8eriiit nit ei=
mem Bugen ins Walier, tali6te unter
unb fam in elmer @ntfernuns BON
6unbert Sd)ritt ipieoer gum Wor=
idein, tuorauf iid bic 2uden 0fineten
uno Die inn &ettungsboDt 8efino<
lihen ibre &Dpfe berausitedten, init
ben Wiiben ibpenften nno 6urrab
riefen. 9as Boot fann 30 Mtanrl
uno Yruuiant fir 20 Gage i'm @e-
,uidlt BON 1000 &ilpgramm aufneb=
men, elm @e,pibt, oas bel oem Yro=
beperiub in sSorm BON Sanoballalt
mitgenommen poroen mar.
OSah Der Wleinuns oes grfinoers
uiiror oies HettiIngsboDt MIR fir
s5raftihiffe geeienet iein, Die am
Slhtertbeil cine @leitbabn fir oas
Boot bersurihten bdtten. Gin no=
oerner BaiIaaier 8ieienoampfer
iudroe iid) NIT bereleihen @erdtb-
Ihaften an Borb audi ibwerlib be-
faiIen. Der 6aupt3med bes neuen
Nettungsboptes lit Der. 81 peran=
laiien, baB bic SdJiffbriibigen ge=
fabrlps pom Shifi tummen. on Dem
bic Boote oft 5eribelen. gSie Der
Werluh ergab. iuiro oies audi boil
tuninlen erreiht. Die @rfinoung 1T
| in mebreren 2dnbern patentirt ipor-
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-02

- Die Breisridter Der Barrier
@eltausitelluns baben iebt oefinitip
ibre 9lrbeiten beenbet. Die Yer.
Staaten baben bic er6Bte 3abl BON
8rdmien BON allen 2dnoern, 5rants
reid allein auseenommen, erbalten.
Mud bat Mmerifa in ieoer ein5elnen
9lalie mebr Yrdmien erbalten. ais=
aenummen bic .@rano Yrir". bon
ipelhen Deutihlanb bic meiiten err
balten bat. Die Hreisuertbeilung
lit, 5ranfreib ausgenonlnlen. ipie
folat: o.o
GruBe Yreiie: 0eutihlano 236.
Ser. Staaten 215. 8uBlano 2O9.
gnglano 1873.
Golbene Wtebaille: Ser. Staaten
SAT, 0eutihlanb SIS, England 400,
RuBlanb 346.
Silberne Webaille: Der. Staatell
593, Deutiblanb 575. England 5l7,
NuBlano All.
Brunsene Weoaille: Der. Staatel'
sol, gnalano 40. 3eutidlano 81,
8uBlanb 321.
Gbrenbaite Nnertennung: Yer.
Staaten 348. HuBlanb 2OS, 9ng'
lamb 208, Geiitidlano 184.
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9anienb 9ungem

5ino nibt imitanbe Der Jreuoe Nus
brud su eeben. bic Gnnie 9. Sprin-
ger BON Bbilabelpbia empfano, als
"Dr. Kings New Discovery lie
pun einem erdBliben 6uften beilte,
Der ibr felt Sabren oas 2eben 5ur
Qait mad3te. Sic lbreibt: .Haboem
es feinem meiner Gerste gelunsen
mar, mir 2inberung 81 peridaffen,
beieitiete DR.. Kings New Disco
very balo nad benz eriten 9ebraud)
bic Shmersen in meiner Vrii't; id]
fann iebt lpieoer, lett LANCER Belt.
rubia lblaIen. DR.. Kings New
Discovery miro garantirt ollie
6als. Bruit- uno Qunsen.2eioen sll
beilen. Yreis 80 Gent uno 81. Bro
beflaiden frei bel s. 8alteper &
Sobn, Droguiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-02
Gin Griai, fir aoble.

9snoon il nit alien arditen bemhbt einen erias
iur SausbaItuussiOblsn ,u beidaHen. Semobnli.
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