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The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-05-09
the UNCLE SAM DlSlBlfN

The steamer Uncle Sam, which left here
last Saturday afternoon for New York,
returned. She passed over the Mosquito
Inlet bar Sunday morning in heavy sen
and was struck by large wave which
shifted her gasoline tank from its iasten-
ings and tore large hole in ito bottom,
letting out ! 80 gallons OF gasoline, which
flowed into the bilge hold of the vessel
At Hrst it was thought that only the
pipe connections had been broken, and
Mccoy Bros, the owners, decided to run
to Jacksonville, where repairs could be
made. When out at sen, nearly opposite
GOOdall, the break in the tank was dis
covered. The boat was Immediately
headed back toward the inlet, and it was
not until land had been touched that the
passengers became aware of the great
danger they We're in OF being blown sky
ward or burned to death, for at any
moment the enormous quantity Of gaso-
line that had escaped from the tank into
the bilge hold was liable To ignition from
the electric spark used on the engine.
The boat il now anchored Mt the South
bridge docks, where her machinery will
be thoroughly repaired and the boat put
in thorough order for excursion business
next season. The New York trip having
been abandoned, most of the party who
started on the triphave departed for New
via the Clyde Steamship Line.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-05-09
DEATH OF FLORENCE SMILEY

Florence A. Smiley died at the home Of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 4 ID. Smiley, at
Kingston, Saturday evening about eight
O'Clock. lie was eighteen years of age.
The cause of death was typhoid pneu-
monia The young man had been sick
for several weeks and the danger point
was considered past and his friends had
hopes OF his recovery, when he grew
suddenly worse and death resulted.
The funeral services Were held at the
Catholic Church Sunday afternoon at
four clock. Rev. Father Boyle offici-
ating. The interment was in PinewOOd
Cemete
Florence Alvia Smiley was bora at
| Mayport, Fla. Oct. %, 1885. His par
ents removed To Daytona in 1888 and
Florence atten6ed private school here
for three years. He entered the public
school when nine years old, and has al
ways proved n bright, interesting and
earnest pupil. His teachers and school
mates, ~ we'll as his devoted and grief
stricken parents and friends, can but
cherish his memory as one whom hey
loved for his many sterling qualities.
| His cheerful and innocent everyday lie,
and his kindly and courteous words and
manner We're IN inspiration to love and
high regard in the hearts of those with
whom he came in contact. AT the time
OF his death he was "a Junior in the Day
tona High school, and was one vi the
most loyal, true and obedient to teachers,
and the most genial and helpful TO his
mates, OF any in his class.
During his recent illness, during most
of the time of which he was conscious,
he would say cheerfully, II shall be up
day after tomorrow, or Il shall he
better soon. He seemed patient and
hopeful, and when the end came. passed
away calmly, without a struggle, as il
falling into peaceful slumber-
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-05-09
DAyIoNl'S NEXT MAYOR
HON. ChAs. L. Saith to Re Run
by Common Consent a. the
Man for the Once.

No one having announced for the office
of Mayor, the many friends OF Hon. c. L.
Smith. President of the City Council. and
member of the Legislature, have decided
to nominate and elect him Mayor before
he returns from Tallahassee.
1t does not matter whether he wants
the office or not. it will be rendered him
without opposition, and we all know he
will not p'fuse To serve the people OF this
city when they call on him unanimously.
1t is tn" accordant opinion of the people
that no better sch elton can be made
He is n thorough basiness man, fully
abreast the strenuous age of progress in
which we live Aside from this he is II
man of the highest integrity, AMI one i'll
whose sense of fairness and impartial
Justice all classes OF our citizens rrpose
unqualified confidence.
The office is not one of emoiument. Its
duties are oneruus and often thank9ess,
for the public officer who could please
every one il not yet born into this world.
He belongs to an age yet to come, and
when his day shall dawn and he shall be-
elected and indicted into office 1t will be
the last election and the last Inaugural
ton ot public servant, for then the fore
told Millennium will be at hand, when the
lamb and the lion shall lie down together,
and the mosshael and the croaker dine
in peace and harmony with progress t,nd
enlightenment at the bounteous table
General Prosperity.
The Council will hc petitioncd Monday
( night to pass an ordinance authorizing
lthe payment 10 the Mayor OF salary oi
vi least 800 per annum. THIS sum,
,pmhined with the emolnnen,s oi the
Office of justice OF the pence, which the
Mayor may hold, will enahk. him to give
something like proper time and attention
To- hrs duties and thus better conserve the
interests Of the city.
1t II neither wise or lair ior the pcopl,
t. ask ANY man to serve them Tor moth
ing. and when they do 80, they are, as :
rule. ash ng IA sacrifice oi time and energy
oi another man which they would them
selves he unwilling to make.
Let Ms, then. get together-wnke up tt
the urgent needs Of the city, elect tharlr
Smith Mayor, pay him something Tor th
time be- must necessarily lose from IN
: private business, and then We shall So
improvements go forward. the hawkes.
element disappear. and cleanliness an,
security smile screnely upon the streets.
Don't forget the election day aud Ia
citizens candidate May 18Th and Hon
d Charles l. Smith
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-05-09
RESINS HIS CHARGE

Rev. aud M. ". A. Myres lcit Tuesday
ior Nashville, enn. Mr. MyreS resigned
the pastoratet the NJ. f. Church, South.
here a short tSe ago on account oil his
health, which y been gradually failing
for some time.
The reverend (ntleman will spend the
summer on the Il In of his brother in-law
near Nashville, We're he hopes TO regain
his health by VICIOUS outdoor exercise.
He made many vi IN friends in Daytona,
and his departure( generally regretted.
No one has bceNppointed, SO far a.
we know, 10 till thdicated charge. The
Kingston church iAn important one
and NO doubt they Wtsoon have another
good preacher therel
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-05-09
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY

Frank + Bond merchant, miller, and
banker. was in Daytoua Wednesday.
Mr. Bond has turned the electric rail
way franchises, granted him by the cities
oi Daytona and DeLand, over to Philadel-
phil capitalists. and Mr.. Haigh, who
represents them has been looking over
the field, and l.. rs Mr.. Bond expressed
it. working like beaver" To complete
the organization OF company with
capital oi $3.50, 900 Ia build and equip
road from Daytona via DeIand to the
st. John river.
Mi Bond says that his only interest in
the cntrrpri~, ut this time is that of one
who X Interested inevery movement that
tends To hrhrttcrmcnt oil Florida gener-
ally and this section of it particularly
Il haycbcru talking about this electric
railway enterprise Tor several years.
said Nj Bond and shall continue to
advocate it until ii l. completed because
believe in it.
! Erinu asked Whv he sold the franchises,
be- said
The impression that | sold the fran
chiSeS j. erroneous did not receive one
dollar Tor them | am IN the saw mill
business, principally. and thought, and
still think. that the building Of this par
/ ticular electric railway can be more com
plDtely accomplished by those who make
n business OF such enterprises.
My prcuniary interests extend NOR,
orless all over this county, and whatever
benefits any portion of it benefits NE.
lhaye expended several hundred dollars
in the preliminary arrangements OF thin
lcxterprise, and do not expect one penny
OF the sum back in direct way from tn,
parties now arranging for its completion
will get my money back along with tn
benefits that must inevitably accrue L
Us all W hen the road i built.
That the road will be built within ;
comparatively short time have neye
entertained the slightest doubt.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-05-09
she CATCHES THEM ALL

F.N. Holmes, owner OF the icr la'tui'N
AT st. Augustine and Cocoa, was a guest
at Schmidt syilla Monday and TUESDAY.
If WAS his first visit to Daytona, anu
history ppeated itself again. Mr. Holmes
was delightfully."- impressed with every
thing he saw her-the natural beauty oil
rho city the abundant evidences OF thrift
aud enterprise. its cordial and cheerful
citizens, and, it may be- its pretty SiriS.
But as to them. he spake never a word
! in blame or praise" He will r'turn t"
us sooner or later They all do when
once they guam the magic balm col
Daytona's exhalent beauties.
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TO DO IT'S OWN WORK

The Street Committee OF the City tom
ell held meeting Monday evening Tor the
purpose OF opening bids Tor street m
provement work as advertised III last
weeks Gazette News. Five sealed hids
were received for furnishing sand Iur fills
Four bidders offered to deliver the sand
for 20 cents per cubic yard, while the
other bidder wanted p cents per yard
The committee decided that all al these
bids were exhorbitant and declined /"
accept any OF them. 1t was finally de
cid.d that il would be cheaper iur TN,
city 10 hire teams and day -lahuIcrN Ano
have the work done under the -up'rNi7l"
of the street committee.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-05-09
4 NEW SODA FOUNTAIN

WI. Gille, Jr, 4 Co. have completed
the enlargement of their drug store, ana
this week put in new Twentieth Cen
tury Sanitary soda fountain, beautifully
finished in onyx and mahogany The
improvements have added greatly to tn,
appearance OF the building and the drug
store il one of the pettiest in Daytonn
The Giles have always been popular II
Day tona, and the rapid increase OF then
business made these improvements abso
lutely necessary.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-05-09
STILL IN CUSTODY

Mrs Helen " imans Post Is still ut her
home in S.abr,rze under guard ola deputy
L. :. marshal Her petition Tor a writ "'
hab-as corpus was filed III the nltcd
States Supreme Court hast Monday. I
to last night no further acknowledgements
be obtained in regard To the ease. Tie
petition practically alleges that JndG'
Locke is disqualified to try the ease 10y
reason of prejudice against the defend
ants. as shown 10y several opinions here
tofore rendered on legal points rrlatm4
to the case.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-05-09

A petition will he presented to the City
Council Monday night asking that the
island near the South bridge be cleared
OF all boats. shanties and trash. Several
years ago the island was presented to the
city for public park, but it has never
been improved Lately two men have
been living in house-boat drawn up the
side OF the bank
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-03-31
Ser st. 9onis nno Nep Yorf 81
miteo Der @anoalia Y%euniDlpaz
nia Short Cine"

Son iebt alb miro Der ct. Souls
uno Seem gorf 2imiteo Der BennIbl.
nania Sbort Cine als elm unabbdr.
giger 8ua pon ct. Souls na1 Sn.
otanapDlis laufen uno rpirb aus ei<
ner Bibliotbef= uno Nauh=, elmer
Sb1erpntiDnS= urb Speiles uno
SblafsGar beiteben. Wenrl r,Dtbig,
I'M Nufentbalt in 8itt8burg gu per-
meioen, miro bieier aat1se Bug ra1
6%arrisbure. Bbtlaoelpbia unb SEEM
Yorf ourblaufen.
Der SEEM gorf 2imiteo Der San.
oalia- 8enniplpania Short Sine Der.
ldBt 6aS nniDn-DepD in ct. Souls
tdgli9 utn l ubr Mabmittags.
9rei GrpreBsige tdelib NIT
DurHsS hlafuasen unb Speiiemas
gen BON ct. 2ouis na1 SEEM Worf
iber Die Sanoalia : Benniplpania
Short Sine.
Wesen ndbeler ginaelbeitett mems
bet guh an S. W. @beSbrpuah,
Ni1iitents@ ereral Ha5iaaier Ngent,
st. Souls. WfD.
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3. q. Gillette madte barauf auf=
merriam, oaB Die 5euernebr benz.
nd6it unter @ipiloienftreform ae=
iteut tperoen mirbe uno feline l1r=
lahe mebr Dorbanoen lei, cine Union
au bil6en.
Trieoensridter 9bao NoQms Iprad
gu @uniten Der Union Der Jeuer=
tpebr; ebenio Der Initreiber 8ur-
ruu9bs, Der ausflbrte, baB es gang
lib BON ben Seuermebrleuten OBJ
ban9t, 0b fte itreifen molen ooer
nibt. Sic fDnrten riht gu etnent
Sgmpatbie : Streif eespungen per=
ben, aqein nit Der moralilden I'M
t%eritiibune pon 5000 Mann binter
fib, tDnrlten fte ale aerebten SDr=
beruneen ersuingen. Sic fDnnten
ppr ben Staotratb geben unb ale
Suroerungen piiroen erfiiat tperoen.
n@enn aber Der Stabtratb bieie
Sorberungen nidt anerfennt?" frug
Chamberlain.
nDan1t ftebt Die Sahe BEL Den
Seuerleuten" erpioerte Burroughs,
uaber ehe iie Die uuterltibung Der
Nrbeiterz nnionen erlan9en, mi1ien
lire Soroerungen BON Der Irbeiter@
SD6eration genebmigt peroen."
9arauf iteate gbef Goblin Die an
Der gpibe oieles 8eribtes itebenoe
Srage unb erbielt Die faltblutige
MntmDrt, oaB nibt cine Spribe ans
geribrt miro, 10 melt es i'm, 8ur<
ruugbs, betreffe.
vDa baben mir es", rief S. sc.
BrDun aus.
.Sampbl", fiete Burroughs bin<
gu, lid piiroe bic gauge @elhihte
in Slamuaer aufgeben laiien!"
rMDtirt oas!" iaete Chamberlain
uno wieoerbulte, mae Burroughs
geiagt bate.
rSa", rief Burroughs nod elm
nal, nid mdre miQens, Die gauge
@elt perbrenuen gu laiien uno nit
5unerbrennen, menr e8 nDtbig iein
iollte, fiir oieie Mdnner gerehte Sors
oerungen Dur15uIeben."
6ierauf erbDber fib mebrere Mns
meienbe, nabmen lire 6ite unb eilz
ten Der 9bire su. Dies erleoigt
Die Sraoe", duBerte @iner.
Brdfioent 6iloebranb ereriff nod
einmal oas @urt, in6em er iaete:
vMeine 6errer ppm Seuerbepartes
ntent! oieie g~eriamm1une tpurbe auf
SIREN @unib BIN einberufen. unb
nun giebt Sbnen bet 8uiineB Wens
Club einen Gatb: @ebt Die Soee.
cine uniDn su biloen, auf. Seio
@urem MapDr uno gbef treu. 6altet
Su ben @eibdftsleuten uno 1ie merz
ben gu @ub balten!"
Burroughs ertuioerte nod einmal:
mWie piel Broo tDnnen mir fir guten
Hatb faufen?"
Bum SbluB erbub fih Gbef Goblin
uno rief nit lauter Stimme: SD
mDdte ben antpeIenben Teuerleuten
r,ur elm Wort iagen. Sb tparre gub
bpr benz gefdbrlid1en @atb bie1es
Mannes, Der oas Seuermebrbepartez
ment in cine Union umtpanoeln miQ.A
Damit enbete bieie oenfmIroige
Berbanolung.
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NuerIei.

= Mls Der am Montag bon MuItin
fDmnenbe Bug Der International
Bnbn in Neu 8raunfels einfubr,
muroe berielbe NIT Steinen bemor=
fen unb 6err Ottu @abrmunb, Der
am 5enfter eines @agguns iaB,
mdre beinabe ~eetrDfen nDroen. Ser
Bug belt fDfDrt uno man tuuroe Der
uebeltbdter, atpei tletne Bengels,
babbaft. Weeen ibrer Sugenb lieB
man fie unbeftraft laufen. Cine
Droentlibe Traht 8riigel mdre bier
aueebraht gepe!en.
= Sim SDnntaa Nbeno puroe elm
S1ub auf cine Gar abgefeuert Die
nab South 6eigbts fubr. Die &u=
gel 5erihmetterte oas Teniter unb
amei 5rauen, Die iid in Der Gar be-
fanoen, entgin9en NIT tnapper Motb
Der @efabr, bur1 bic Splitter pers
lebt gu tperoen. @dre Die Gar be.
iebt gepeien, 10 mar elm nnglld
unpermeiolih. Der rudloie ShieB=
bolb 1T unentoedt qeblieben.
= Dur1 Die gntmeibung BON
@as aus elmer geplabteu &Dbre murs
ben Der superintendent HDdat pou
Der @ascompaanie unb smei Nrbei,
ter betdubt, tanen aber balo mieber
gu fid.
= Die BON Der 2egislatur anqez
rornulere Barbier- Bin lhreibt Dor,
oaB Der @puuerneur bret Barbiere
als StaatsbebDrbe ernennert iDq, BON
tuelher Die 8arbiere elm Gerti1itat
fir bic 8erehtiaune our Musibung
ibres Berufes su erlaneen baben.
Die 0arbiere miiifen ibre 6anouerts
5euge nod Boribrift rein balten uno
FoaS Gertififat fam linen entaooen
5Dgen meroen, tpenr elmer eines Ser
brebens iiberfibrt uDrben pber pent1
elmer an cine le1smDnatlihe Spree"
gegangen lit. Gae 8arbiere i'm
Staate miiiien innerbalb neunsia
9a9en nab Der @~enebmiaung oieler
Ntte beim Setretdr Der Staatsbez
b6roe Inn elm @ertifitat einfommen.
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e 8.

- @oup. 4anbam bat Die Bill,
tpelde Die @emerbelteuer fir @edts=
antpdlte, S~abndrate, 8ripatbanfer
uno &aufleute anfbebt, nit ieinem
8etp belegt. @rftenS, neil ba8 Sc
feb eft i'm Sabre 1905 in &raft tree
ten muroe uno cine anoere 2egiSla-
tur Belt bat, 1ih nit Der Nngeleger=
belt gu beibafti9en. 3meitens, neil
oaour9 elm Nusfau in ben ginnab=
men oe6 States BON minoeitems
81, 900, 600 entfteben miroe, Der ourb
nihtS gebedt 1T. Drittens, neil ben
Counties baburh Der Surp : Jonb
ent5Dgen nDrben pdre.
Die BiQ bes Senator Yaulus,
Die iib auf Die Nusiibuna elmer @e<
eulirung beS Barbier : 6anomerfs
be5iebt. lit BON Der 2eaislatur ar,ge=
n0mmen mDroen.
@eaen anoauernoeu lblebten
acknowledgements bat fih Der 80
Sabre alte Tarmer, gol. Sc. u.
9anis. in @arabahie erfIoHen.
= Ser finfaebn Meileu n6rbli1
BON BaIin9er nDbnen6e Sarmer s..
Sbdfer Eat feline 5rau @milie aufdl=
Zig erlbofien. gr reiniete iein Sc
mebr, mdbreno feline Grau uiht tpeit
bDn linn oas 9aar ibrer gDdter
fdmmte. Gin ShuB er,tluo fih uno
rib Der 6ran beinabe ben gan5en
&Dpf ab.
= Cine Nnaabl Mitglieoer beS
observation-disclosures mirb ben
@Duberneur eriuhen, es Der 2eeis<
latur in Der @r~traiefiion CUR Wufeabe
gu MAIDEN, elm @eleb gum SHube
Der BDael unb oes @ilbes gu erlalien.
- Sn guineer ftarb Sgnaa Rrenf
i'm Sitter BON So Sabren l1a1 8pei=
idbrigem &ranfenlager. --Nabe 6ou>
ton uerihieo Der abtaie Sabre alte
SuliuS Hlatte, tpdbreno er i'm Tas
m~ilienfreiie in eirem 2ebnftubl faB.
See @eigel, Der rrtter Der Mns
flage itano, in einem 6Dtel gu Ger
arfana feline Srau, nit pelber er
erit einiee Gage perbeiratbet mar,
get0otet 81 baben, lit gu lebenslGng=
liher 8udtbausbaft nerurtbeilt NOR.
ben. Seine Nnpdlte tperoen appel-
liren.
- 2areoo 1T unldneit in eas
Sect Der telepbunii1en Jernlpreds
gfntin1pu hifpiuop1nop,1 t,nrAor
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Cine Wemigfett.
8erdtet hon unierem 6ebraientanten 1T
Der fanaaiiden &egierungs sMgentar
in 6pnft0n.
(4us benz SouItpn ,ghrpnicle0

(Nus Dem SoultDn tu~@bronsele")
Die fanaoi19e Reaierung batte
feinen beiieren Gertreter ernennen
f6nner, oei1en Nufeabe es lit, Die
unterldieoe 5miiben benz %nionnigen
Suoen" uno benz 2anoe Der Sran=
een=6aine einerleits uno ben Wonis
toba=@ ei5enz@ benen bes Norome=
items a~noererleits feitauitellen, als
ben Capt. Barrett, ben Setter Der
fanaoiiben &eeierungs M9eutur in
6oufton. Sonte elmer unierer 2eler
ienals 6errn Barrett aufluben Doer
i'm ihreiben, b miro er aueifeaos
au Der Initbt gelaneen. baB oerlelbe
cine Iutoritdt in Der Gneele9enbeit
lit, hie er erforidjt, lei es, oaB fie
auf Heminiscen5en aus Dem 2eben
ieiner 8oniDoerirten : Belt i'm Bnrz
ger : &riege, Dber auf periDnliden
@rfabruneen auf Der Sarm am SaSz
fatlbeman : Tbale berubt. Befraeet
eeuannten 6erru obne @eraue be-
ai9lib ieiner aufrihtigen Weinung
iiber 9Dan'S Nieren= PiQen un6 ie=
get, ob feline Nusiaae niht nntenz
ifebenoeS rDaig beft:
9err Barrett beribtet ndmlib:
,Seit uneefdbr einem Sabre fit ib
betrdbtlib an Der unnatlrlihen
Tunftipn Der Nieren uno an &us
den11meraen. @enn i1 mild
nereaB unb mid bnfte, I'M irgenb
etmas Sbmeres auf5ubeben, befam
ih beitige SeitenzS tibe. Sraeno
elm @etterumiblaa ooer cine @rfdl=
tung, Die ib mir 5usog, iblug auf
meme 9ieren unb ib fit entiebli6.
Nls id bon DDans Mierer : HiIen
b6rte, neribaffte ih mir apei Shads
telr. Die i9 Der Mnmeilung gemdB
nabm. Snnerbalb elmer ISOLDE mar
mir gebolfen uno beute tam ih mild
als pDGia geluno betrabten. Sd
babe feine S9mer5en mebr, Die BON
ben Mieren b~errubren. Sd fam niht
eenug nber 9Dans Nierenpiqen ias
gen. Sic per0ienen oa8 bD9lte Sob,
neil iie genau oaS bemirfen, mas bon
ibnen eeiagt miro!
Cine genau 1olb' marrte @m=
pfeblung fanu aud nDn Gan Ins
tonio'er 8iirgern nor9ele9t tperoen.
Sprebt in Der 8erar Ipotbefe,
@de Nlamo : Bla5a uno 0ouiton<
StraBe, pDr unb laBt @uh iagen,
mas oeren &unoen iber bieles Mitz
tel beri9ten.
@rbdltlid bel alien Droeuiften.
Breis so Gents. Softer Miaburn
So. in Buffalo, SC. g., alIeiniee
Ngenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
8erseBt ntbt ben Mamen 0Dan
unb acceptirt fein Subititut.
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User feuut Tie ntdbt,

Die bprtrefH;be beutide Samilienarsnei,
bic ct. Bernarb &r~duterpiIen, bas be-
tudbrte 6eifmittel, bas Ibon un1ere @prs
fabren nit ausge5eidbnetem grfDlee geser
10 niefe fih bDn @eiblebt gu @eihlebt
forterbenbe &ranfbeiten a%nfpanbten. un-
iere 8dter mnb Mitter puBten bas Mit-
tel nerbientermaBen 81 ihdben, 6a 6ase
ielbe in aGen SdIen bon llnberoaulih<
feit, 8erftopfung, Malaria unb bel nieleu
anberen &rantbeiten uni eblbar baff. Sc
lit uno bleibt AUDI beute mod cine Der que
berldIiieften Samilienmehiainen.
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s%- Salt, cement, Sano, Bad.
feline, feuerfefte Steine unb 9bpn.
9beer unb Gspbaltpapier, Dabpappe.
9beer uno asphalt, Del, Terpentin,
5arben, 8las &c. &c. ftets porrdtbia
BET S. 6. 3ielmann, BOG Dft.
Commerce StraBe. @ieoriee 8reiie,
quite Baare iomie quite unb reene
Beoienung weroen earantirt. -
2elepbon 410
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200 ader Sarm in @ictsria Co.,
aano in @ncinal Co., 8auiteGen in
San IntDniu. 500 Nder bewG5iers
bares 2ano nabe Der Staot.
Mref 81 eerfheiot,
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BAT Sabn,

i'm @arten-O iitrift bes Staates. @e'
Iunbbeit uno &lima uniibertroHen.
8iliee 2anbereien fir ben Jarr1er,
Marftgdrtner, Obfts uno 8iebaiidter.
@eaen @inselbeiten uenoet@uG an
6. s. Martin, 9. B. a.,
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gitp, ct. 9ouis un6 Chicago, tdgltb,
(Snniet Sepot( ........8.30 Mor9ens,
uno 500 Mbenbs.
Mnfunt:
&Dn Chicago, ct. 2puis, &anias gitb,
SaGas, Sort @ortb unb @aco, tdalib
(Suniet SepDt) ........7.45 Morgens,
unb $50 Mbenos.
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&beumati8mus, aber nur elm be-
tudbrteS 6eilmittel - ct. Safobs
Del. @r BELT oenielben in jeber
5orm, Oh brOniih ooer atut, bas
6eilmittel bleibt fim gleih.
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Inner 2a9er BON 5arben uno
Tapeten lit angefOmmen uno 1T
qualitatip oas bette i'm Marfte. I'M
lere Nuspabl BON Tapeten entipriht
Dem mooerniten @eihmaf uno un=
iere Tarben iinb rein uno Srild1.
8ebt uns einen Brobe=N uftrag.
anterior & Anterior,
l27 uno 219 Oits6oultpnsS trabe.
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bet0n tdglib. 1915 Mittaas,
unb 900 Mbenbs.
Nab 81 8aiD, g~alifurnien unb Merifp
$3.50 Bprmt.
Nab NDrb<Seras, ct. 2Duis mnb gbica<
go katy Flyer 1880 Mbenbs.
Nnfunft.
Won NorosSeIas, ct. 9Duis unb Chicago
katy Flyer ..........8:00 MDrgens.
Bon Stem Orleans, SoutDn unb @at<
beton tdglib. ..7.30 MDr9enS
unb 5:45 Nadbm.
Son 81 8aio, galifornten unb Merito
500 Mber08.
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Gbfabrt.
Nab 9anernia, Sutberlanb Springs,
Stodoale, taslib, 800 8Drm,
Intunft.
Bon Stofbale. Sutberlanb Springs unt
2auernia. tdalib, .......2:30 @ahm
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nebmen. Dies lift elm iebr liberales
8uaeitdnbniB.
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iib an ben unter5eibneten.
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toni0. Teras.