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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-05-15
JOHN VINCENT, D. q. B.

HAIR CUTTING IN APPROVED STYLES.
CHILDREN's WORK A SPECIALITY.
The shop has recently been equipped with
new and modern chair and ether comforts,
My razors are kept In condition; only clean
towels are used and customers are guaranteed
perfect satistaction,
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-05-15

Mileage tickets are good over the following
lines: Atlantic Coast Line, Richmond Fred
ricksburg II Potomac Railroad, Washington
southern Railway, Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, Except Louis lille, Harruds Creek \
Westport X. r.: ElktOn & Guthrie Il r.; Glas.
cow Il. r.; PontchartrHin Il. r. Charleston
Weste Carolina Railway, South Georgia Rail.
Northeastern Railroad, OcIlln 4 lrwinvlle
Railroad, Triton Il MOultris Railway, Sparks,
Moultry K Gu Railway. A convenient method
of travelling. See ticket Agents. B.NW. WRESN
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-05-15
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
Tax Deed Under Section Of Chapter
1883, Llws of Florida.


Notice i' hereby given that F. W.
hitlOck, purchaser Of Tax Certificate
No. 306, dated the 4th day of July, A D.,
1898 has filed said certificate in my
office, and has made application for tax
deed to issue in accordance with law.
Said certificate embraces the following
described property situated in Putnam
County, Florida, to wit:
S. W. of N. E ! Section 81, Town,
ship 10. Range $40 acres.
The said land being assessed at the
date of the issuance of such certificate
in the name of A. Collins. Unless
said certificate shall be redeemed
according to law. tax deed vii issue
thereon on the I'd day of June, A D..
1902
Witness my official signature and seal
this the 30th day of April, A. D.,
1902.
Seal JOSEPH PRICE,
Clerk CT. Ct. of Putnam County. Florida
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Parties in Crescent City desiring to sub
scribe for this paper or wishing to renew
their subscriptions thereto, may leave their
names and money with Mr. Il. ID. LOunds at
the postotfice, who is our authorized agent.
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through
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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-05-15
DR.. H. C. WEIGH

Will be at his office in CRESCENT
CITY on Thursdays, Fridays and satur-
days of each week.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-05-15
EXecutOr's Notice.

Notice II hereby given that six months after
=" date hereof we VIII present our final ac.
counts AMI vouchers and ask To he discharged
from the further administration Of the estate
Ot Sarah Bethel, late Of the comfy of Putnam
and State Of Florida, deceased April "A, 1902.
W. Il SAUNDERS,
H. COwAET,
APP ai-fmO Executors.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-05-15
Toilet articles
And Druggis, SundrieS
At Moderate Prices.
The large part of our stock
Is of recent arrival.

We have lately been apr ointed Agent
for the American Bicycle Company, aud
if your mind is on wheels mot wheels in
your head. mind you) come and let us
show you what we can do for you.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-05-15
GROVE HALL.

For excellence of location this popular Hotel
is uncXcclled. From its broad vcrandahs
magnificent views are had in all directions
1t OverlOuks beautiful Crescent Lake ON one
side and charming lake Stella ON the other
1t is quiet, homelike place, always well
filled W III guests who enjoy the rest which.
this charming city affords
HUNTING, FISHING, BICYCLING.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17

John l. Spencer. restaurateur. and Mrs.
Matilda NJ. HaSselbarth. modiste. elopeh to
Clayton yesterday and were married by 4
Justice of the Peace because certain friends
objected to their wedding plans.
AS a result 500 invitations to the wedding
of the couple. which was to have taken
place last Thursday, have been withdrawn.
an expensive trousseau which was 20 have
adorned the bride is still awaiting an oppor-
tunity 10 be displayed and a full dress suit
which the bridegroom was to have worn
has never LEFT the box in which the tailor
placed it. The wedding supper is still TN
eaten and the wedding march is still I'M
played. and ali because u few friends" Of
the couple DO not believe IN ceremonies
When Mr.. Spencer and Mrs. Hasse!5arth
wer= making pans for their wedding DAY
they did not overlook d single detail. They
dectoed TO spare neither time nor expense,
and set about 10 have u good tine. Five
hun1red invitations were not considered too
many for them to send out. and the well
ding banquet was 70 have been a chefs
dream. Mrs. Hasselbarth gave hours OF her
time to the dressmaker who was creating
ner wedding gown and Spencer put IN nearly
half a day selecting the rins.
The rooms over mis- restaurant at No. 4OS
Morgan street, where the function was to
be held, were completely o~verhauled and
transformed from a humble bachelors den
into a bridal suite. Spencer was very care
full in ordering his suit except with regard
to the price.
As the day grew nearer Mr.. Spencer and
Mrs. Hasselbarth got buster. Dach time
one would sugGest some little detail that
had been forgotten the other would sug-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17

After seven hours spent in conference.
members Of the Republican State Central
Committee failed to untangle the st. Louis
situation, the Cape Girardeau County
squabble and the difficulties of the st. Jo-
seph f~actionalists. They succeeded in an
other dir~ection-that OF securing money for
preliminary campaign expenses.
Opponents of the direct primary system
of making nominations may be said to
have carried off the honors of the day. They
announced that they would try to get the
subject turned over to the Executive Com
miIUee, wnicn tney felt sure would uphold
them in their contention that the City
Committee had exceeded its authority.
Developments showed that they counted
upon their most. State Chairman AAins
developed inro a champion OF their cause
and carried the members of the Executive
Committee with him. Ihls controlling body,
after thoroughly discussing Inc acuon OF
the local oIgdnIZauOH. announced that an
other meeurS would De nelu next t'riuay.
ii the CITY ommltte uoes not compro-
mise the matter, the EAerduve COmmaLtee
viii recognize the minority members as the
legal onIclal organization, giving them pow
er TO MI Up the vacancies III the seventeen
wards whose representatives are in favor
OF a direct primary.
st. Joseph Are Aired.
The subject first came up al the morning
meeting OF the state Committee wnen the
ST. Joseph dincaiues were discussed. ralph
Stauber explained that there were ele, en-
vacancies on the ticket. wnicn they wished
to I'LL with members OF the Public Owner
ship party.
MIR. Nagel Immediately said that no City
Committee had Il right to assume the au-
tnority 10 nominate. As this Is exactly the
thing which is being tried In ST. Louis,
there Is a similarity of the Republican
troubles in the two cities. with the differ
ence that the st. Joseph committee is try
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17

gest three or four things until it seemed as
though they would never have the thing
over with.
In the meantime a close friend of Mr..
Spencer learned of the extensive prepara-
tons which were being made for the we'd
ding and he told another friend. Then the
two friends declared that they had never
heard of the like. It was a shame. they
said, for Spencer to be spending his money
so foolishly. They went to Mrs. Hassel-
barth's relatives AMI spoke to them earn
estly about the matter. Mrs. Ha~sSelbarth
herself was appealed to. but all IN vain.
Spencer declared he would have a big we'd
ding if il cost him every cent he owned.
and ne continued his plans on even a more
elaborate scale.
The friends, however. were persistent in
their Efforts to prevent the welding. ana
they made it so uncomfortable for Spencer
and his bride-to-be that they nnaliy decided
TO give up the venture. much against their
will. The wedding was accordingly post
poned Indefinitely. and yesterday the couple
decided they would slip OF to Clayton and
be married without Il wedding.
'Oh, it was no elopement at all said
Mrs. Spencer after they had retEfsIGSto
the city. Mr.. Spencer's friends made Il
so unpleasant for US that we just decided
to go TO Clayton rather than have so much
fuss over nothing. 1 was having an elegant
dress made. It's a shame we couldn't have
a wedding
The bridegroom was likewise bewailing
the disappointment
Mrs. Spencer lived at No. 1851 West Nor
gan street She was divorced from ner
nrst husband seven years ago. Up 10 yes
terday she was employed as a trimmer by
the Albert i. Silk Lanes Suit Manufacture
ing Company.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17
RICE CHOICE OF GATES PARTY.
Chicago Man to eB Head of Colo
RADIO F. s. |. Co.

Chicago. Aug. 16.-Henry c. Rice, superin-
tendent Of the Bay View Mills Of the ILL
nois Steel Company. is slated fer the p-esi-
dency of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
pany. IN the event of the Gates faction
winning out at the annual meeting.
John J. Mitchell. John w. Gates. Edwin
Edwley and others arrived at Chicago to-
day from New York and in the afternoon
deoarted for Denver to attend the annual
meeting of the Fuel and Iron Company.
One OF the number, a member of the proxy
committee. said:
Henry c.. Rice will be made president Of
the company. The chairman OF the board
has not yet been determined upon. MI.
Gates and others have been under consid-
Grafton"
George Gould. Edwin Hawley, d. G. Reid
and others are mentioned as those who may
be elected new members Of the board.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17
Government Troops Completely
Routed by Firminists in
Two Days Battle.
REBELS CONTINUE TO ADVANCE.
Requirements Land From Cur.
boat in Preparation for an At
tack Directed Against
Cape Haytien.

Cape Haytier, Aug. 16.-GeneraI Jean Ju-
mueau. in nina of the feminist troops
in the Department OF Artibonite, attacked
ST. Michael on Thursday.
After two days fighting he routed the
troops of General Alexis Nord. commanding
the army of the provisional government.
who, before retreating. entirely burned the
town.
st. Michael is situated between Grande
Rivere and St. Raphael.
The army of General Juneau continues to
advance and more fighting is imminent at
st. Raphael.
The Firminist cruiser Crete-a-P ierrot has
and more troops near Cape Baytien to
rc-enforce the army of General Albert Sal
nav. which. it is believed. Will await the ar
rival of the troops of General Juneau be-
fore attacking Cape Haytien.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17
Photograph by Strauss.

OF Omaha. Neb.. delivered an impromptu
address on The Indian In Art" yeste-day-
After their banqust at the "G-owlery.r Gus
tav Crsmer. president of the Crame- Dry
Plate Works. escorted the party to mis- fac
place. explaining the various processes re-
CURED to produce paper and plates on which
photographs are made.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17
THINK 1T WAS A MURDER.
c. n. Morris's BODY to Be Elk
humed at Guthrie, Okla.

Guthrie, Okla. Aug. 16.-The authorities
are working on the theory that G. n. Nor
rs Of Emporia. Kan, who died near Or
lando on Tuesday, supposedly as the result
of a unaway accident. was murdered, and
his body will be exhumed.
Morris was buried in a country cemetery
near here in a lot said to have been bought
by a loan agent named Cox on the day be-
fore Morris died. Since Morris's death
Cox has disappeared and a search is being
made for him. Both men were strangers
in Orlando.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17

stories and Mr.. Pirie Macdonald, the New
York artist, so far forgot himself that he
allowed his coat to fall by the roadside and
he is now mourning the loss of the gar
ment and gold watch which he had in one
of the pockets.
F. A. Rinehart, the Indian photographers
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17

courses, Paul E. Harvey, the weil-known ST.
Louis artist. relaxed into reminiscent mood
and entertained the barqueters with funny
stories, for which he is famous.
While driving yesterday on the skfnker
road on his return from the Worlds Fair
site. Mr.. Harvey recitsd one Of his dron
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17
DREAMED he SAW A GHOST.
Boy Walked Out of Third-Story
Window. but Was Not Killed.

VI Bio SFLOIAL.
Clarksville. Tenn, Aug. 16.-Dreaming
that a ghost was after him. the n-year-old
son of a Mrs. Satchell, this city, walked
out Of a third-story window while asleepe
and fell to the ground, thirty-five feet be-
low. He escaped death. but his left arm
was broken twice. while he was badly
bruised. The lad will recover.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17

Visiting photographers who have been dis
cussing the art of their trade at the Strauss
studio for the last three days will depart
for their respective homes tonight. Before
going they will take another look at the
Worlds Fair site and enjoy a drive about
the residence portion Of the city.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17
Christian, Endenvor Convention.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Wol,svilie. Mo. Aug 16.-The Montgomery
County Christian Endeavor Convention met
here this evening ard viii continue through
tomorrow.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17
ToHN LSPrNoFR

They ElOped to Clayton Yesterday to E1ude Friends Who Were Endeavorng to Prevent
Their Marriage
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-24

uno oas lit muir erit Der Mnfana
lt1o es miro ftber balb nod piel
beiier fDtnmen.
Gin n5rblides 8latt bat bereits
angefunoigt, baB bas Srieori6sz
9enfmal in @aibingtDn - tuenn es
lie aufgeiteut tperben ioIte - in Die
Suit geiprertgt perben miirbe, mie
ieiner Belt oas 9enfmaf oes britt
iden @errdtbers Wtaior NrnDlo!
Das lit natirlib Elm iebr albertter
8ergleib, aber mir meiner oenn
bod AUDI, oaB in Der 6auptfaot
elmer groBen Gepublif fein Blab fir
Suritenz9 enfmaler ietn 1pute.
IS 1T Der gOriblae eetnabt mpr=
ben, bas Nnerbieten oes &ai1ers
8ilbelm unter elmer Beoineung attz
sunebmen: ndmltb unter Der 8e=
oingung. baB man in Berlin elm
@eDrge 8albinston 3 Denfmal erz
ribte! Wir ltno gelpannt barauf,
gu erfabren. mie man briiben bie1en
8egenoorlb(ag in ben n~tabgebenben
8reilen aufnebmen mirb!
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@ab 8eribten, melhe aus
8Dliao in 8ictoria e~ingetrpffen 1in0,
braubt man in @pliao nod mebr
&ranfenpfeger unb unteritnbungen
an 8elo uno N~abrunesmitteln
Won ben bel Der gbflDn : &ataitr3=
pbe ihper Berlebten iinb nod Ell
niee an 8lutuereiftuna aeitorben.
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gen, tpelhe benz Staats : 9eparte=
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rere Termine ais @itp= glerf funeirt.
3ulebt batte er cine 8eriiberungs,
Ngentur inne.
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rlge u. @aroenbier, elm SnIa1fe Des
eonfDoerirten Snoalioenbauies, noe
gen zines Mprbes perbaftet, ben er
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gen Manne. @amens Sam SAL,
beaangen baben fol-. @arbenhier
tpar oattals bereits perbaftet NOR.
ben, flob iebub uno trat in bic epn>
fboerirte Irmee elm. Muf feline
Spur tam man, ais er in oas Nus
timer Snbalioenbaus eintrat. Cor
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Der Sbat perodbtig perbaftet pprs
ben gu iein, betbeuert ieoub nit
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uno oefien Stiefiobn 8ac &epnDlos,
Der grmurbut,g oes gr=5be
riffs Sarris angetlagt paren, frei>
geiproben.
Die in gOriieana gu elmer auns
benton periammelten Wapors Der
Staote oes States fpraden fih un=
ter anoerem 81 @unften Der Qns
zines Imenoements our
Staatsperfaiiune aus, burb peldes
Die 8runoeigentbimer eesmunaen
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gem Der betreffenoen StraBen elm
Der Soften 81 besablen.
Die Wiiiiouri, 8anias &9eras=
bat in Der &eiSs, Obft= unb
Semitic e9ion 5miiben @alueitun
mo 6puiton in Der lebten Belt an
1dberno tauleno Smmiaranten an.
lelieoelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-24

BrDpins Bommern, poer Die areile
pes Ge9terungsbesirfs Gtraliuno
pie erforoerliben finansieuen Mittel
bemiligen uDuten.
I'm Der often 2uomiqsz uniuerz
lttat IN 9ieBen tpuroe bieier Gage Der
lO0O. STUDENT flr bas Sommer1e=
meter feterlib imntatrifulirt, uDbei
Ger Geftor cine Iniprabe bielt. Die
ltaot1lben 9ebduoe uno piele pripate
batten 5u gbren bie1er bisber nod
11ttt erreibten 8abl aeflaget.
= Nus &lerfsoDrf, 3ranspaal,
fDt1nt u1ter Dem Datum bes %.
Wfat ote folgenoe bemerfensmertbe
9epefbe: $1,000 Manr britiiber
9rupper ertparten bier Die MnttpDrt
Der SrleoenscDnferens unb man erz
martet ieoen NuaenbliG Die auae=
t1etre Waf%enitredune Der 8ure11.
9le1bseitig feblt es aber audi nidt an
geflr9tuneen, baB 8Dtba unb De-
Wet itb epentuenen Jriebens : Bez
1blai1en Der G%anferens su 8ereiuiz
gutta tpioerleben tperben.
Ius Sort be Srance aui Der
Snlel Wtartintque miro berihtet, baB
Die BetpDbner gu Tauienben Die Snz
tel nerlalien, oa tie cine @ieoerbos
lung oes perbdneniBppuen Musbruz
Dies oes Mont Bel6e furbten.
Sn 2DnoDn giebt mar, 1id fart
Der 5pfnung bin, baB Der 8urerz
&rieg balo gum Nbidlulie gelaneen
peroe. Diele 6phnung t1aht iib
an Der 2onbDner BDr1e aub burb
elm auHanenoes Steigen Der &urie
bemerfbar.
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opner 5taotbesirfs 8atterIea bat
nab elmer langen urb 1tirmiIhen
9iscufiion nit einer Webrbeit BON
elmer Stirnrte beiblD1ien, bon Der
Nbfenoung einer @ratulatipns= uno
6u(oigunesz Gbreiie sur &rDnungs=
feler an ben &Dnig gbmarb VII.
abauieben.
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tomnat bie @abridt, oaB baielbit
Der General @scDbeou i'm Sitter BON
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mar unter bem Brdlibenten GerbD
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uberbaupt in Der @eididte Mterifps
nabreno oes leBten balben Sabrbun=
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1pielt.
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WMtli6e MufeIdrussa


.ttbdlt bas s~eoiesene beutfte ggert Der sess,
htf,sss2lnfer.., 45. %gula8e. ESQ Geitet ftarf, nit
otelen lebrreibet Suuftrationen, nebif elmer Wbs
b%anblung iber fincerlpie Chen, ipeIdes bon mann
nno frau 9eleien peroen ioate. llnemtbsbrIi6
fir tnnge 9eute, bic fd oerebeliten ,uouen, rber
Ht9lidifd, perbeiratbef {no.
in lsidt oerkdHoIider Weiie III onaeftfbrt. tpie
man sefnnne 3ineer 5eist unb Gefdied,fsfrorfs
beften nnb bic b6icn Sol9eu bon SusenbiduSer.
nts Sd,rp6de, Nerppftdt, Smppten,, Npluff.
oa6tntB. GnersssLof ZIG aeit un6 Sardmpfaeerbrud,,
obne fdbdbltdben WesSi,irc,i baisrnc helen Fam.
Yin frensr 5reunb uso pei!.r Statbseber tit bieies
anhosrtretHide benti6e Bud. ipeIdes mad Gms
l3la9 torgia,n nerpsds, srei 3ueefdidt tpirb.
DEUISCEES KE2a-tNSTiTUT.
So 70 EAST 8. STREET,
Gsu9efll CLIFTON alaee. 9sT sJorf. n. q.
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1 O Selpbuuna! 300.

Die ecier oieier 3eituns tueroen i6 freuen gu er=
siebt, pel6e Die @iiieni6aft in an i6ren gtufem sn
beilen i'm Stenbe 1T; 6al's &atarrb=Rur lit Die eins
sige Jest Der dr3tli9en BrIoerI9aft befannte poFtipe
&nr. Ratarrb %erforoert als cine @ontitutionsfrant.
aeit cine confitutionele 8ebanoluns. 6alps Ra=
tarrb=&ur miro tnnerlid eenommen uno fpirit brett
SpItems, oaourd Die @ranblage Der Rrar1tbeit ser.
foreno uno Dem Yatienten &raft gebe,to, inoeni fe
Die Contribution bes 80rners auibaut uno Der Natlr
in ibrer1 Werte bilft. Die Gisentbimer babea 10
oiel gertrauen gu ;bret 6eilfrdtten, bob fe Elm bun.
bert Dollars Selobnnng fur ieoen Sal a%nbieten,
ben ie al furiren oerfeblt. GaBt Gub cine elite Don
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sS 9ertauit bon alien &petbeter1, 9reis rs
Gents Die GlaI9e.
San's 5a,ntIten ; Nsaen RnS Die beasu.
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Semabrte i'm Dpr Mmputatipu

Serr S.. q. Qanfprtb BON Ga
Strange, Ga, lit iebs Mpnate lang
an elmer lbredliben @unbe an
leinem Bein. Ct Ihreibt, Budlen's
Irnica Sable bdtte i'm in flint 9a=
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Der Welt gegen Dfene @unoen,
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S6rammer unb bereleihen. grbdlts
lib bel S. &alteper & Sobn, @eu.
s. S. Sbmitt, @iqentbiimer uno
No. 9retB.
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GimeS alten suloateu Grfabruua.

Wt. M. Guitin, bon @indeIter,
Sno.. elm Veteran oes 8areerfrie=
ees, idreibt: pMeine Srau mar lebr
la1ge lnunterbruben leibeno, trpb
Der ltetlgen gebanoluue burd quite
@er5te. DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, Die bel ibr 8unoer mirften,
beilten tie ieoob in furser Belt.
Ste oerteblen nlenalS ibren 3med.
8erlubt tie. Sour 25 @ts. bel &.
8alteper 4 Spbn, Seq. 3. s.
Sbrnitt, g%igentbiimer, unb us.
DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-24

y Snatuiiben bat Der Irdfibent iitb
Der Nothtuenoigteit, ben gongreB um
e%rlaubniB fragen gu miifien, oaburb
ent5ieben HI fbnnen geslaubt baB er als
Hiae flr bic IufiteIung oes 9entmaIS
pen poi Der renen 8rieasibule beftimmte.
Sn Den &reiieH Der @0nareBmdnner berrs
lnen oarilber aber Iebr tueit n~useinanber,
9e9enoe Observation-Disclosures,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-24
&eine 6pffltunQ lt1ehr.

gBie Sele Meniaen siebt es, ipelbe INNER Hagen,
eisentlid feblt. gteut aug sebn 9erionen fterben e=
nes langianen Sooes an S6pinoiu9t ooer g9eroen=
eri66pfune uno ipilen es car nidt. @arte niat biz
9eratloplen unb Slide in Der grut ii6 ~einseftedt ba=
ben, big on bid matt, frant unb arbeftsunfdbia
flblt Ionoern idreibe slei6, penn on oies lief, unS
i'd tperoe Dir elm Bud lenoen, oas Dir wiatiae Iuf=
ttdruns uno iol6e 8atbi6ldse ertbeilt, bel oeren ge=
ber3isung Die Garbe auf ben Waneen, polle @eIuuo=
belt unb Grobfinn iAneQ aurildtebren lueroen. Sie=
Ies auBerorOentlid interefante uno lebrreide Bud,
oas bon Sung uno @It, Mann ODER Gran e~eleIet
rueroea ioqts, 1T gu besieben fir IS Gents in 9rief=
~rnarfen. Wtan a~oreiiire: Wenfd1enfreunc, 1871
6. Mbeuue. yaefp BORT, U. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02
297 CENTRAL PARK WEST.

A., opposite Park entrance. corner Goth Street
AvrSctlVe suite Of eight and two bat hroon,s
ILIlIa moor Elevator Hall telephone service steam
Modern Plumbing sunshine Fine view Of Park