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Arizona republican., 1901-01-25
Additional Local
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BLACKBIRD CONVENTION. The annual convention of the anal gamated societies of Arizona black birds is now in session in this city and daily meetings are held in the trees on the city hall plaza at D. m. At yes tcrdays meeting there were 7,563 dele gates pr, sent and the trees were so tOp-heavy that some of the smaller limbs were broken off. The committee on resolutions submitted memorial to the city council protesting against the action of Gardener Morris in cutting off the tops of the umbrella trees. as there Is now hardly standing room for the feathered delegates. The principal object of the organization seems to be to cultivate the art of singing in the blackbird family. The conv5 ntion does some good chorus work, but it is more notable for it's efforts than it's execu- ton. They keep excellent time for all of them sing at once and cverlast- ingly, but in the matter of tune and expression they are not in it with mcching birds or carnaries.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-25

tog' thcr different system of inspection, and ton n positively states that any Inspector or detective of this ter ritory who shall inspect cattle in any other manner than that prescribed in section 73 of this act shall be guilty of misdemean5r, and etc.
 "so that if tha inspector should in spect as pr section 39, 1t Is q possibls construction tha, he would be liable to
 fine of not less than $50 nor more
 than $500, or Imprisoned in jail for not
 n re than ninety days.
 Section 75 provided that any person violating any of the provisions of this act, the penalty of which Is not other wise provided for, shall ba adjudged
 guilty, etc.
 Tn every crime there must be D union of act and intent or criminal negligence.
 Under the provisions of act the defendant committed misd meanor, but ha did not commit mlsdameanor under the provisions of act 6. It is an anomaly, but there it Is.
 Even were this law less ambiguous, We cannot declare it possible for per
 son to perform the Impossible.
 This defendant could not have in- spected the animal in this case before
 or at the time 1t was killed, because
 he had no Enowlrdge that it was to be killed H. was not notified. "Tha defendant could not inspect the
 meat and hide together because the two things were divorced before he
 met either of them.
 "He could not inspect the hide with | the cars still upon 1t because the latter | had been topped off and spirited away | from the hide before he ever saw the | latter.
 He cannot be guilty of falsely certl- | flying to the inspection for health
 marks and brands, because he has not yet made any certificate of the matter,
 the system of the live stock sanitary ] board regulating him 90 monthly re- | ports In this direction.
 ,"if 1t IS contended that the act of | putting the tag on the hide constltutrs
 a certificate, then it was wrong for the
 inspector to put tag upon the hide ' as he has done in this case. But this
 court cannot hold that the tag Consti- | tuted the certificate as required by the | duplicate provision of the act, and in | tagging that hide the inspector simply | believed that he was acting under the | provisions of the act that required
 him to tag all hides, and it may be that he was tagging for his 25 cents. l At all events the court fails to rtcog-
 nl2e in 1t any Intent to commit a
Arizona republican., 1901-01-25
THE INSPECTION CASE
Judge Burnett Renders Judgment For
 the Defendant.

In the ease of tn territory vs. n. R smith, tri-d before Justice Burnett TWO CT three days ago. judgment was r.ud,red yesterday in favor of the de- .euGaHE. The case is on of consider able interest. not fir itself alone. but by reason ui the fact tna. it is one ot several test cases that have bven made by fri Hds and enemies of the live sock sanitary law. Extracts from the Judgment are given below:
 The complaint charges that the dp- tendaut did not inspect ihe said ami nal for health or for ear marks, and that he old falsely and unlawfully cer- J.fy tJ tn, iuspaC ion of said animal for health, marks and brands when iE fac. le had made no inspection of such ami nal CT the meat thereof.
 "The pres uutiun has shown that tht animal in question was aCs Sc n by thl Inspector either before nor as the time of the killing This fact is ad- mitted by the defendant. who also ai- mits chat he tagged the hide at the hide hUus,. the ears being missing.
 "'THe defendant denies having eveI given @ certificate of inspection.
 Ut was brought out by the prosecu. tim ghat the animal was not butchered 30. a fixed and definite slaughter house and that the d ndant. the inspector had never been notified of the intend .i killing or Ih- hliing
 "Thp butcher .a ng. sure tha. he paid the inspection fee. Tn defendant swurs positively that lac had not been rald this fes.
 The pros,yulua cll.ite1 the fact hat the ears Were removed from the hide before the inspector saw the lat ter and it is iA evidence that a witness lor the prosuCutirn n was guilty of the -arrying away of the ears before the hide was inspected ur tagged.
 Tt appears from the evidence that the animal from which this hide was taken had been down for at leas, twenty hours before il was butch cred. and hat the meat was subse- quuntiy condemned by the city health official.
 "The defense shows that che inspect or has nfs,r been property notified of the !ocaiSn of the fixed and definite slaughter 'Touses nor of the time or times Of killing, except in one instance when h. was verbally notified by MT Hurl that he would kill at his slaughter house every day In the Wecb
Arizona republican., 1901-01-25

except Sundays, from G o'clock in the m1rning until the same hour in the evening. and a; that place the defend ant k.rps regularly appointed dep uty.
 "Tgstimony was taken showing the ha6ie of the inspector .he defendant in inspecting hides at the hide house, and at places other than where the butch,rinE actually took place
 Act cf tho Nineteenth legislative ass mbIy Is An Act to Coilfy and Revise the Laws With Reference to Live Stock IL contains eighty-one sections and covers twunty-seven pages c f printed ma ter. If is the op,n- ion of this court that eighty-ona other sections or tweHty-saven pages of other printed matter cannot be found anyWher" under tha sun 10 compare with this act 6 in its grand struggle for inconsistencies, contradictions, am biguues and legal abgurdities.
 "The rules and regulations of the live stock sanitary board are in keep Ing with thc character of this act 6. and an analysis of ither would bu a labor fitted only for humorist with d surplus of time on sis hands.
 For the purpose of this case attsn- ton is directed only to such sections of ihe act as are applicable"
 Then follows references to sections 15, 23, 37, 3S, 39, 4o Al, i2 and 43 of the sanitary law and to the rules of the sanitary board.
 After all of these provisions for in F,u with section 73. which provides an al
Arizona republican., 1901-01-25

pr. J. Travelsted. the horse tanner, is preparing to leave Phoenix for his home in Mexico. Before leaving he vii give one more exhibition of the sclenct method of tanning wild and vicious horses at the Ambrose corral Saturday January 26 A young lady of Phoenix will appear under his instruction ant perform on the corner of First avenut and Washington street, at o'clock She will halter the wild horse without danger after it is put under subjec ton by the tanner.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-25

Those wishing dental work can save money by consulting Dr. l.. c. Con- gales. Cote. Block. One price to all. Work guaranteed and your money back if you want it.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-25

Good hotel business for sale. Cheap est rent In town. Good lease. Address Hotel, this office.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-25

Hairdressng parlors, facial and scalp treatment q speciality. Miss Moffat, Room 1, over Boston Store.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-25

Try the upstairs private rooms for a Lobster a la Newburg, at Coffee AIS Restaurant.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-25

"It is She judgment of the court that D. R. smith, the defendant. Is not guilty and lt is ordered that he be discharged"
Arizona republican., 1901-01-25

All'I am or can be owe to my ange mother-Abraham Lincoln.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-25

Bridge work, 8 per tooth; gold crowns, $5; gold filings, $l50; silver filings, sl. Dr. l.. c. Gonzales, Gotten block, corner Washington and Center streets
Arizona republican., 1901-01-25

No question about the best place tC eat. is at Coffee AIS Restaurant.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-05-04
BALTIMORE &OHIO
RAILROAD.

10 eject Nov as. 1900.
WEST BOUND.


81 Daily 81 IL 81 pm tor oinc'ansti- 1s1is
rins and R0musy except Sunday Guu
srAflon for Wheeling daily.
No daily at II 50 q. for FittsbnrE hnc q
10 I Daily 81 10 IL n fos voeaiins, Coizn
soi TT Dali Is0 az q n Tor ciHcirnati Loaf
IA ia and 81 -nuis Coz. ects fez ~ etof
srrlns eecepf SUNDAY
Hes Daily 81 io4u n for PisssO1Is ~
nois Daily exceps sunday at ss5 a m =
cumberland and intermediate staflors .os
aects for Berkeley Springs.
sAsT BOUND
wo4 Daily at 4sl q m tor Washington, Bait
more. Philadelphia and New fork Co8Asa'
ior derrick except sunday.
NO 10 Daily 8. 10 N for washington so
baltimore -,
more, Philadelphis and New York. Connect
lF,r u xinzton and Intermediate stations 81
ii Sundays and for Frederick sundays only
Nos Daily az oA . n for wasnington' hss
NO 3 Daily at s0p m for Waahingtor E<
q ore, PhiladeIphis and New York,
No 46 Daily at 8 40 "a Tor Wsshinat n b.
No. IL Daily "Duquense Limited" ~ u z
m for washington. Baltimore. Philsde
81 Ia and New York,
ore. Ph ladeIpnia and New York.
No f6 Daily except SundA5 al II % ~ =
No IA DAT , except sunday AZ Oh q y
washington and Baltimore and all inter1ase
ate stat{ous Connanfs for winchester. Hse
arstowr and Frederick
Express trains all vssti oued and iiiumiuAte
FHn d f1 nNnsR fH@RsooD vice-Prss.. cen ss,
Baltimore, Nd. -
n MARTIN. Mgr Pass. Trafio Baltic. no
0.W.aA NTNAn. Ticket AIT. hsrtinsourg," W. 81
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-05-04
CHESAPEAKE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
"CHESAYEAK { LINE"

uited States Mail Steamers Augusta and Atlanta
for Old Point Comfort and Norfolk Va.
steamers leave Baiumole daiiy 'sexcept Sunday
.t6,o D. M, and arrive at Old amt Comfort a. IN
md Norfolk a. m, where connection is made with
all lines for all points South d Southwest
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-05-04
~ ~ [lfHII I'M l7N'TI-
RATES OF POSTAGE.

& First Glass; Letters 70 any pan 81
'thel United states, two cents per ounce,
or fraction thereof, prepaidi 's''inh ~
d Second class- Transient newspapers " paper
and periodicals, one Cent for each fpuI
ounces, OF traction thereof. t'ilh pr 2
Third Class # Books. upseaIed circq
lars, and ALI printed matter except news.
papers, seeds, cuttings. roots. ETC., one
thereof. zinlc9 sifi 81 l'9lb snh 9'7aII :
d 1Is ,lI,.Y nsiI 5esa q ~
metals, of6s, ana minerals, and al malta
tlg matter not In any other class, on6
cent for1eRrh bnAoe orifrsct olln thereof
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-05-04
FINE YACHT FOR LEEDS.
Tin Plate King Adds TO Splendid
Gifts For His Beautiful Wife.

Tin Plate King Adds to Splendid
Gifts For His Beautiful Wife.
William Il. Leeds, the tin trust king,
will add palatial yacht to the pos
sessions with which he has surrounded
himself since coming to New York city
to make home with his beautiful
young wife. He was married less than
a year ago, and a mansion in the mil
lionaire steel row. on Fifth avenue, q
stable which has aroused the enthu-
siasm Of wealthy horse owners and to
which he added the other day by lib
eral purchases at the Gilman sale and
a country residence on Long Island
sound have been among the purchases
already far passing the 81 900, 600 mark
which he has made for his bride.
His latest order is for a splendid
yacht which will consume Is months
In building, says the New York World.
Pending its completion he has leased
yacht In which he will cruise this
summer. The new boat will beufAst
and capable of crossing the ocean, It.
will be $50 feet in length, and with In
terror fittings of luxury. None OF the
yachts built for wealthy owners will
surpass in magnificenee the new leeds
boat. ,nl .bssil1eyDs tia" y
Mr.. and Mrs. Leeds wtAqspenttithoc
greater patriot itheasummer eruisingin
the wateEs about Maine nand Newport.
When not on their yacht, they ywilli en-,
tertain at the Hilton villa. Belle Ha-
ven hear Greernstoh sCbnnywhieli.M Mr.
Leeds has LEASED sfoFI jthe season for
satspoO. nmnlna radtann az hngaf 81 I'll
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-05-04

Trains No 8--IIo will run daily, and No. thirty
- ties late on Sundays. Both trains will stop at
Immediate stations on Sundays.
Nos.r, 3 and daily between Harrisburg and
iyerstown.
Daily.
Daily except Sunday
On Sundays will leave Philadelphia at 4:3op p. m.
Pullman palace sleeping cars between New York
and Knoxville, Tenn, trains I west and 10 east.
Through coaches to and from Philadelphia on
sznias and 4 east and and o west.
H. A. RlEpLE, w. A. GARD, J.F. BoyD.
Cent Pass. Agt. Agent Supt.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-05-04
PUBLIC LIBRARY.

The Martineburg Public Library "
pen every day except sunday, from
- ~. Is 1880 anu from D. IN 10
) IN Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur-
n = eisA ia the evening from 7:3u TO 3.
The oVufs Tor tie reading room arc
ne same. The public are welcome,
saDiest 70 the rules 70 use the reading
Room and I oks Ia the Library free OF
,haigc. Rooms Southwest corner Pub
ie Square.
Mass ilELEN TABn Libfarian.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-05-04

CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAIL ROAD
~ TIME TABLE.
schedule In Effect March rs. 1901
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-05-04
YORK KIvEK LINE.

lnitsd States Mail Steamers Charlotte and Balti-
more for West Point and Richmond, Va.
Ind Saturday at !. D. m, and arrive West Point AZ
90 a. m. and Richmond at 9Is q m, calling Al
orktown, Gloucester Point, Clay Bank apd All,
onds wharf,
Through Tickets to all points be se~dfed, bag
age checked and staterooms reserved from the City
ticket Offices, Nos. III 12o and ra7 East Baltimore
eet, or the General Offices. $50 Lightf ST., sBaiu-
ore, Md atete.ftH nina sa-
| ]. CHIsM, .,is REUBEy FosTER, ..fl
-seral Ticket Agent. General Manager.
i = McDANSEL. Travelfng Passenger Agent
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-05-04

ays~aspf'y .'tsA eie vs.,st 11eY e1eann8
h sol I'D, i,is t.hse srHf pifTeftst vrSs
xernsa sansa7 s,sfSpss1r nsi = uStss acy t~~
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-05-04

Connection at Cherry Run, w. Wa.
& o. passenger trains leave Cherry Run for
Cumberland and intermediate points, daily at S5I
q Ia.so D. M. Chicago Express daily at ro3o p.
! sDaily All others daily, except sunday.
T. ~ HOOD, ID. H.GkISWOTD,
Pres,t and Gent Manager Gen'l. Pass. Agent.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-05-04

IT anhe1 Mount onInhesshi
1.-The ImIim Rngiaean Slgnof Gasales
/, has a prpieea iny handstoamnelIlsio ont
BLANC. says q I4.ausanna correspondent
The tupqqel, sYpichhf VIII lAis scope III |
miles IN length, VIII be ,commfeqnced
early next. year. It IS proposed to start
from dhe Valley 'of 't'iam6fii9. between
ayhe Fay YET and the H6ueHes. ana by
stisisr means connect Cha4aienIx With
Turin
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-05-04

Daily. Daily except Sunday.
l. BRETT, General Manager
9. w. HARRISON, Cent Passenger A gent.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-05-04


llnItinsay be remembered lby'a few thai
when John II ShflivnnH was a prime
fighter and givensro Occasional savage
sprees Mr. Sheedy w;is the only man
who couidihandlel fins.e A correspond
entfof the Chicago Times Herald recol-
vleefsaa tirnc1wheh Sullivan siren
p9qslg reFt~sed ar. sheesiy aud had a
Iglln mp against his stomach with the
remark. BE good boy. John. orr
then d sigHHrhnf ba'dspH .T'n kiii 4y55tff.a
Mfi Sheedy Meant THAT whef he Said
M aid 4niliyah- obeyad IKE stehffd.ii
J Heoekhew his man In his prime of
physical strength Tat 'Sheedy was a.
shapisclue man ahddhe Is yet d fihe
look lpgI wen preserved gentleman Of
,g,n rrepr, stlotf, i,'i-B-ns -1~niilH Afh4l'
Raa0N .r<t4ftf<ffI :
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-15
Grtnriioueu Der 5. & 9. q. 9.=gabn

staa) Saaas, Ser., BON %. bis 81.
Wdr5: Sdbrlicbe GDnnentipn Der ''Texas
Sunday School Association.
Rad, &oritcaua, Ser, pom 27. bis
%. Ntdr5. Staats @onpeutipn Der
knights of Macabees'.
Siad, @alpeiton, Ser., ont 16.
Gpril: X. of P'', @ruBe 9oge.
Rad, Weiu Srleaus, @a., bonn "a.
bis 30 9lpril; General Missionary
Conference M. Il. Church South.
WaG Sort 2sortD, See., bonn %.
Bis 27. elprl: Staots Gunuentipu Der
Travellers Protective Assn"
glad) WCnpbie, Senn., pDm 2S.
bis 30, Wfai: 3uiammenfunft Der pereini9-
ten cpnfDoerirten 8eternnen.
Sir pbI9e @rfuriionen limb iebr nie<
brige Staten anaeiest pprben. g8eaen
@inselheiten, be59l. Staten, Serfaufstase,
@altiafeitsbauer, 6abrseiten ac., iuenoe
man lirb an ben nad)lten gl9enten Der S.
& 9. q. .s8abn, Dber lehreibe an
8. S. 8rtee, q. 9. s. 3. 81,
Yaleitine 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-15
On narrte bic Nhirnroe11.

9(ae gerate iagten &enicf Sanil=
ton bon @eft Sefferion, O., nad=
bem er felt 18MDnaten unter Rec
tai Fistula' aclitten bate, er tpiiroe
iterben, ipenn niht cine fpltlpieliee
Operation poraenomnen tuiiroe; er
hei(te lidl iebDd lelbit init Budlens
Nrnica=Salbe, Der beiten in Der
@elt. 8eltes Wiittef aegen 6aut=
Nuslhlao. 25 Gts. per Shah=
tel. 8u baben bel S. &alteper &
Sobn DrDgniiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-15
q II t II n + t:
@uff gbure Sabn.
u b { q B l t.

gsac) Stodoale, ta9lirb, ausgenummen
SOnnta9s. ................o:0 500 SDrm
InfunIt.
gon 5todbale. taelitb. ausscnpnmen
Sonntaas. 300 ytadbm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-15
Gin uuraiialiher Srppiem,

bas iit bas einitimmiee ltrt6eif, fpelcbes
bas Yublifum iiber oas TEXAS PRIDE
bee ''San Antonio Brewing Associa-
ton" lgttpsSrauerei) gefdat hat 9as
Sob oes neuen 8iereS tpiro fihernn bin
pertinbet unb bic 8raueret lit faum i'm
Stanbe. alle Muftrdae 10 prompt ,u fiil<
len, tpie lie bies tuobl m6cbte. Sic Ser
ite[lung bieles 8Ieres lit elm Schu6 ins
Shipar5e, elm 9reffer. tuie er tppblaee
lrn9ener niht ieiu fonnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-15

Wton telepbonire gtp. 716 an
81. s.. 9 hnetber, 70S Giio=
Stores StraBe, fir 5leiih. Gier.
Murft, Shinfen &c.
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g. u. & u. q. 8abn.
81 bfa & hrt.

Naeb @alneitOu, 5ouiton unb guero tag
Maeb Corpus Gbrilti, aranlas Bob unb
Beenille taalilb .2:20 glacb,n.
yiab 8Drne unb 9errpile, taelitb, aus
genDmmen Sonutass. -. 2:45 Siabnl.
geacb 8Drne uno &errutlle, SDnnta9s...
Nntunft.
Son @alneaDn, Sputou unb @uero tdgr
lleD TUU NbenoS.
SDn Corpus ghriiti, Mranias 8aB unb
8eebilIe taglib 1:55 Hacbm.
Bon 8Drne nub 8errbille. taglicb, aus
genommen Sennta9s. -. 1866 Born.
Son 8Drne umb Serrpiae, SOnntaes,...
800 glbenDs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-15
gpntbern asaciTic Sabm.
S1hr

Natb Nep Orleans, Spuftuu nno @al<
peiton tdslicb. ......... l2:00 Wtittays.
Nacb 81 8oio. GalifOriIien uno Wielifo
500 8prrl.
Nab Npro~Seres, ct apuis unb gbita<
go (Katy Flyer) ........6 300 Mbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-15
GiienbaDn JabrsSlan.
S. q O. u. Wasu.
NIhfn FRI

Naeb ct. 9uuis oia Srpu Mpuntain ober
Ni. 8. & S..............l2 1890 9ta fbn.
Na6 ct. 9puts nia Srun Muun toin
foute. .................6 rs Nbenbs.
Necb ct. 9Duis oia SrDn WDnnroin
&pute. .............. 900 gtbenbs.
Mach 9earne taglieb 700 Mprgens.
Wacb 2arebo. o............... 9:45 Born.
Nntunft.
Bon ct. Souls, Srpm Wtuuntain s. sc.
6. & 1880 8Drnt.
@nn Nnrben. .9:25 Born.
8un 9torben .............. 40 Nacbm.
&Dn 6earne td9lilb ...... ll:20 9lbenos.
SOn 9ureoo. 1920 Na6m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-15
,,Ssrufmmttcr'S 9bee" regniirt
Die Scber. 25c bel alien Grugiiiiten.

- &un5ert! Son5ert! &on5ert!
IN 9 hols' 8alinen @arten ieoen
Sonnabeno uno Sonlitae 9lbeno.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-15
~. s.. & =. sab,..
u Bio hrt

U b ia brit.
Wab gaco, 6prt 8ortb. 0allas. &anias
Gitp, ct. 2ouis unb gbieaep, taglih,
(S. u & q. 8. OepDt .7:45 Morgens.
9tarb g8acD, SORT gyorth, Dallas &c. (ppm
SunIetSOepot) ......... 500 Mbenos.
Nufunft t.:
Son Chicago, ct. Quuis, &anias 9th,
9aQas, Sort SSortb unb g8acD. td9licb
(Sunlet 9ep0D $50 8prn1.
8on gSacp, Sort SsDrtb, Dallas &c. (S.
u. & u. y. 9epuH 49,. 1920 @benbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-15
Mnfnn { t.

WDn NDrb<9eras, ct. 9Duis unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer. ......... $3.50 Wtorgens.
8nn yieiu Orleans, 0puitpn unb @als
neltDn taglicG. 4.45 gtahm.
Son 81 Balo, GalifOrnien uno WteTifD
............ .7:30 glbenos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-15
gSie lit aiesl

9sir bieten einbunoert Dollars gefobnune fir jc=
ben Sal non &atarrb, Der nft ourt Ginnebmen
SS. ). @benep & 10, Gi9enth., 5pleoo, o.
9Slr, Die unter3elbneter, BADEN r. 5 Gbenep lett
ben testen ID Sahren 9etannt uno balteu i'm fir
polltommen ebrenbait in aGen Ge61Itsbanofun=
Gen nno finanjiea bsidbiet. alle pon eiuer Sirma
eingeaanaenen Serbinoli6teiteu gu erihlen.
@eft & Sruar, @roBbanOets= 9roeuiiieu, Sos
eoo, ..
@aloin9, 6innan & Marpin, e5roBban=
oels=0ro9liitea, Suleso. ..
6aa's Gatarrb =iSur piro inner(i5 oenontmen uuo
ptrtt oirett aui oas glut uno Die htemlgen Ober=
fladen ors Spitens. 3euQniie irei perlanot 9reis
Toe lar Die 5Slade Sertauit Uon alien apotbeteru.
Sau's Jamilten Nillen Fno Die beiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-15

SIN 8ritiIden 0berbauie be-
fiirfportete 2prb Soliaburp marln
Die BON 8iidOf oDn g8;nAeiter einz
eebracbte Bill in Be8ua auf @e<
nobnbeitstrinfer. 9anab ioll Die
GigeHldaft ais @emobnbeitstrinfer
fir Die 6rau zines folhen ais Ghet=
ollngsgruno aelten oiirIen. glub
ioll Der rpijieuttide gcrfauF BON qeis
itigen @etrdnfen on oieletben als
lIraibar eradltet tper0en.
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Gin a5mia fir atuterifa.

Gs mag aberrai6eno iein, 5u criobrru, oaH es in
bieiem 2anOe Genns 4meriianer nit nionnrd)l den
i9rift su rs9irrtsen, Oeren ere gumnler ineben i'm
OHen per6ffentlid)t woroen 1T. 9eie 8ehauptune
it ebenO idGerlia uno albern., pie Die, oele bon
ben Dsrfheoenen s6winoel= =Magenar;neien erbOben
pirn. melbe ibr Grltheinen MAIDEN uno babel be-
baaptem, oas e5Iae 6eilmlttel iir SpspepIie mno
a1ni9 niier MagenarSnei,n udhrcno Der lt3ten tnf=
5ia Sabre ii 6oltctier's Maeenbitters 9elpgien Gs
h1Bt iib aui cifeitinen geertb, uuo IS nuB elm
i4lnnmer 1al BON gcroauunastorine geritopluna,
eaieDereiimue. Sebrr= ODER gterrnleioeu ein. ben
Is nEd1t heilen miro. 8rriuht es aud essen S9iaf=
Wis 9raBentiumittel fir Wtaiara, 6ieber uno
iattes sSitbcr hat es niAt SeiuesliedDen. Sebet
III, naB uuere grirat Steuermarte ben 6als Der
Gloihe be0edt
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&eb0alh brrfaufen mir 10 piele oaoon?
Sier eittige Seiipiele.

Varbige ,,Ycrcalc" Saiaen heae uno
onnfe 5orbeu, lc]6ne Muiter, NIT neuen Efl (1c
Bishop Sloeves'' ................. UU Us
SlouSet, aus etbtem farbigem 3ep6gr, Nea<
bras unb fruns6Ilcber1 8attiit, nit groBem Wa<
rine aragen ltno neuen Bishop CT El1
SleeveSn Observation-Disclosures. ,JU
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= Ser @eunb bes rieiiaen In=
orangs in 6. 6. 2ane'5 Grocery
2aoen oil iebeln Gage lit, neil man
eort mr. Die bette Maare fir ben
nieoriniten Breis erbdlt.
511 OftzOpuitonsS StraBe.