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Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11
FLIER WRECKED.


Panhandle Express Ran
on Open switch.
STEUBENVILLE. O.. Dec. Tiff
teen injured and one dead is the re-
suit of the w%recking of eastbmund Pan
handle tlier No. IA at New Cumber-
land Junction. S~t2ubenville. The
wreck was caused by an open defective
switch. The fier plunged across a
connecting track to the westbound
track and crashed into a freight en-
CINE. Both engines were wrecked. The
second mail car t~elescoped the COM
biEation smoker and baggage. The in
jurcd were in tits car. Only the front
end of the forward mail car was
smashed. TIE dead nan and the in
jured We're brought to S~teubenville hos
pitai.
The dead cal is Frank 4. LaSalle,
an Gil stock salesman, who lived ut In
dianapolis. He was caught when the
mail car telescoped and instantly killed
The injured are: J.. Il. Slater. In
dianapolis, left leg fractured; Eugene
Z. Hagan, Perth Amboy. y: j., bruised
on head; William Leari. New York
left leg hurt; Ellis Mills, Knights
town, Ind. Il on head: David NJ.
Fisher, Lima. o.. fracture of both legs
and head bruised: O. A. Baker. UhrichS-
vile. O.. fireman, back injured; Mi
chael Woods. Dennison. O., engineer,
internal injuries. Eight others receiv-
cd slight injuries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11
MR.. BAKERS SERMON.
What Trenton Paper Has tc Say of the
New Pastor There.

The Trenton Daily True American
OF December 7, has tho picture CT
Rev. William L. Baker and quite q
long article concerning his first SER
mons in the Olivot Baptist church of
that city. 1t says:
1.-THE congregation heard two able
discourses Sunday from the new pas
tor. At the morning service the right
hand of fellowship was extended to
the pastor or behalf of the church by
Harry Coates, q deacon of the church,
and a licentiate studying for the
ministry at Peddie Institute, Nights
town." Rev. Mr.. Baker preached in
the morning on 1.-THE Growth of the
Kingdom or the Extension of the
Cause" Text Matthew 13; 81 to 80
and 45 to DC. The rmo on the
three parallels of the mustard seed,
the leaven and the pearl of great price
must have been very interesting, as is
set forth in the Trenton paper.
At the conclusion of the service
several volumes of sermons and other
books were presented to MI. Coates
on behalf of the congregation as a
token of esteem as he returns to the
institute. Mr.. Baker also presented
him with a book. In the evening Mr..
Baker preached from Isaiah /; IS.
An anthem was sung by the choir and
Mr.. and Miss Coates sang a duet.
Then followed a description OF Mr..
Bakers course of study, where he was
born, South Amboy, and that he will
be officially installed on Tuesday
evening, December 5. Besides the
local Baptist pastors, Rev. j. L.
Coote, of Keyport, a former pastor of
Olivet, the Rev. S. V. Whltmore, of
Philadelphia, Mr.. Bakers predecessor
there, and the Rev. j. Y. Irwin, of
South Amboy. Mr.. Bakers picture
is IN excellent onc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11
NEWS ITEMS.

Mrs. Rachel Jewell, of New York
city, was the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Seth Lock wood, the first of the week.
Mr.. F. Q. Clarkson has been doing
some work in the school at Keasbey.
Miss Rebeoca Turner has been quite
i'll with a hear5 cold, -ezt~fs now
better.
Mrs. W. A. Osborn and Miss Rae
Osborn have just returned from a triI<
to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Arthur Llddle and daughter
Florence visited Mrs. Walter SmlthI
last week and remained over Sunday4
The Sunday school committee of
Presbyterian church. will meet
Mrs. Howard Happens to dress 49,
for the Christmas tree.
Mrs. Walter Brewster and
Anna Coddington were in Raht
Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11
DANCE TONIGHT.

Tie West End Social Club is ready
for their ball and reception. which is
to be held in K. OF P. Hall tonight.
Yesterday the committee got Gown to
work. They scrubbed and waxed the
floor until it looked like glass and
when the dancers come tonight, they
will find the floor in the finest condi-
ton. Many tickets have been sold
and the railroaders expect a large
crowd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11

CLEVELAND. o.. Dec. 11.-Patrol-
mar Louis d. Weick, who was shot
twice here, is dead at the hospital.
Weick had arrested Guiattana Pisciot-
tn for creating Il disturbance, when the
latter whipped out Ii pistol and fired
two shots into Weick's abdomen. in
ficting fatal wounds. Even after hay
ing received the bullets into his boGy
and while Pisciotta was running away
Weick drew his own revolver and fired
three times at his assnilant before falls
ing to the ground semiconscious. L
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11
G. A. r. MEETING.
viii Install officers January a in WeIsh's
Hall. .tui 1at

On Monday night, December 7,
William Truax Post 118, Department
of New Jersey, South Amboy, nomin-
ated and elected officers for the en-
suing year. They will have an install
lation on January 4 at Welsh's Hall,
First street. AS the department Com
mander Of the State of New Jersey
cannot be present at the installation,
he, with his staff, will VISIT the Post
on December 2lst, the next regular
meeting, when there will be a recep-
ton. A fine supper will be served
and the wives of the members of the
Post will be present. A very enjoy
able time is anticipated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11
ROYAL ARCANUA OFFICERS.
Election o : Arthur Kill Council Held Last
Night.

At the meeting of Arthur Kill
Council 1903, Royal Arcanum, the
following officers for the new year
were elected: Regent, Thomas Thorn
son: vice regent, Alfred Larkin T;
orator, Dewitt H. Pepper; secretary,
A. B. March collector, G. W. Knight;
treasurer, John Nj. Perry; chaplain,
N. S. Macomber; guide, Geroge It.
Leven; warden, John F. Ryder; past
regent, John H. Newsted.
The new officers will be installed
the first Tuesday in January by the
State Grand officers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11
MACHINERY STARTED.

The new machinery in the gas house
was started yesterday and worked
very successfully. The gas engineer,
Mr.. Fitzgerald, who has been placing
the machinery in the gas house. ex-
poets to start for Cleveland, Ohio,
Saturday, or the first of next week,
now that his work is about through.
Mr.. Fitzgerald likes South Amboy
and has enjoyed the time spent here.
Mr.. Miller started for Long Island a
few days ago. where he has soms
work to do.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11
SOUTH BOY
NEWS ITEMs.

An electric wire in front of Parisan
q Jackson's millinery store, set fire
to a limb Of a large willow tree We'd
nesday night. The blaze at one time
was about two feet high.
The snow is going off fast. There
were q number of sleighs out while it
lasted.
The body Of Mr.. Steven Cannon has
been taken from Tompkins Home to
the home of the widow of his son
Barney, on Stevens avenue.
Mrs. Stidfole, of Main street. was a
Perth Amboy visitor Monday.
Mrs. William Campbell, of Main
street, Sayreville township, was a
New Brunswick visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. William Hilyer and grand
daughter Gladys Johnson. spent Tues
day at New Brunswick.
Mrs. Cook and son Charles have
moved to Manasquan, N. j.
Mrs. Eugene Doolan, of Mechanics
vile, and daughter, Mrs. Paxon, of
Bergan Hill, spent Monday with Mrs.
Doolan's sister at Perth Amboy.
Mrs. John T. Dill, of David street,
Mrs. Charles Campbell, of Catherine
street, and Miss Melissa Chasey, of
Main street, were Perth Amboy visit
ors Monday.
Mrs. Israel Ward and daughter, Miss
Ada Ward, were the guests of Mrs.
Aaron VanPelt, of Perth Amboy, Mon
day.
Mrs. Lyle King and son w. Preston,
of Second street, returned home on
Monday after spending u few days
with her sister, Mrs. Elsie Walker, of
Perth Amboy.
Mrs. Carrie Gilhouse and daughter,
Mrs. Carrie White, of Atlantic High
spent Monday with Mrs. Her
Kollisch, of Broadway.
Mrs, Worthing, of Brooklyn, is
visiting relatives OH B~ordentown ave.
nue.
Hezekiah Johnson, q former brake
man in the P. r. r. yards, where he
was badly injured ON Thursday, No
vember 9th, and had one of his legs
taken off by Drs. Haines and White.
is expected home Thursday from st.
Michael's hospital, where lie was
taken by DR.. Haines after the ampG-
taIion.
Superintendent of Water Quinlan
has had sand placed around the fire
plugs in the streets.
Miss Annabel Rue celebrated her
nineteenth birthday with a party Of
friends from New York and this Dor
ough, at the house Of her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Berrien, on First street, Tues
day evening.
MI. William Hilyer, of Catherine
street, spent Friday and Saturday at
Port Reading with his son., Mr.. Bert
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11
Lady Russell Get Her Freedom.

LONDON. Dec. II. - Mabel, Lady
Russell, attired in 4 flowing fawn col
ored ulster trimmed with ermine and
wearing Il hat of the same shade sur
mounted by an aigret, told in the di-
vorce court here the story of her sec
nnd marriage to William Brown, 4
groom. who posed as 4 nobleman, and
obtained n decree nisi on the ground
of her husbands cruelty and miscon-
duct. No defense was offered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11
Mr.. CANNOA'S FUNERAL.

The funeral of Steven Cannon took
place from, the chapel on the Heights,
Rev. H. M. P. Pearse officiating, yes
terday at 3 O'Clock. j. j. SculIy was
undertaken. Interment was made in
Christ church cemetery. AmonRthose
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
DeWorth, of Perth Amboy. Mrs,
Cannon is very ill and was not able to
attend the funeral.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11
Admiral Gherardi Dead.

STANFORD, Conn, Dec. 11.-Rear
Admiral Bancroft Gherardi is dead,
aged seventy-one. He had been serious
ly i'll since last Monday from an at
tack of nephritis. following a long i'll
ness from diabetes. He had lived here
since his retirement from active serviEe
In the navy in 1894. His son. LieutcA-
ant Walter Gherardi, q. S. n. stationl
ed in Washington, was at his bedside
during his fatal sickness. l.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11
IN THE SENATE.

ELL For "a New National Park IN the
White A~:ouItn:ns.
WASHINGTON. Dee. II. Senator
Gallinger has introduced Il bill provid-
ing that after March 4. 1901. salaric.
of senators, representatives, and dele
gates in congress shall be $500 per
annum.
Senator Gallinger has introduced Il
bill for the purchase of a national for
est reserve in the White mountains.
New Hampshire, 10 be known as the
national White mountain forest re-
serve. The bill makes all appropria-
ton Of 100000 to enable the sccre-
tary of agriculture to obtain the lands.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11
WoopBRrDer
ORPHEUS CONCERT.
No Tickets FIR SaIe-Attendance Limited
10 Subscribers and Friends.

Orpheus will give its first concert
of the season in the Methodist church.
Tuesday night, December %. Haydn's
o~ratorio, 1.-THE Creation" will be
sung.
Among the soloists will be Julian
Walker and Mrs. Charles Herbert,
Clarke. Mr.. Clarke will conduct al
usual. Following the corcer
usual raGHRtion will be he'll
tickets wilf be sold FOR this nffair, the
attendance being limited to the sub
scribers and their friends. Thoss de-
string to subscribe should commune
cate with Captain Frank 1. Perry,
treasurer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11
EXPECT LAHGE AUDIENCE.

The Ladies Aid Society, of the
South Baptist church, ara a~nticipat-
ing a large audience for the entertain
ment 1.-THE Sign of the Cross" by
Miss Cav ZeGola MacClaren, monolo-
gist, tomorrow night at s O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11

The Evening News is on sale at Ost-
burgs' "A Main street, and at John
Boss Hotel, formerly John Kall's
stand. Extra copies of the News and
NewYork papers a always be Sc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11
DATE FOR FAIR.

Ianthe Council No. 6, D. Of P, will
hold their second annual fair an en-
tertainment at K. of P. Hall, Feb
ruary 10, II and IL. The door gift
will be a handsome sideboard. Tick
cts are being sold now by members.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11
Mr.. HAMPTON ILL.

Rev. Fl. Hampton was unable to
attend the practice for Christmas at
his church, the Methodist Protestant,
Thursday evening, as he was on the
sick list with probably the grippe.
He has not been we'll for a couple of
days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11

NEW YORK, Dee. 1t.-3Imp. No.Gi-
cas- multitude of friends hero and
abroad will learn with surprise that
she has begun Il suit for absolute di-
yorce from her husband. Zoltan Doeme,
and that the suit is to be tried in this
city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11

WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. II.
Louis Murphy. tifty-fve years old and
married, came from behind some coal
ears near Fitchburg. Mass. and was
struck by a New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad train, dying
twenty minutes later.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11
NEWS ITEMS.

Miss MAY Conlin, of Harris Heights,
spent yesterday in T|ottenville.
Miss Anna Kelly, of South Ambov,
was a Tottenville visitor yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11
HALL IS D.

Protection Hall has been draped in
mourning and the flag is at half mast,
on account of the death of Mr.. w.
Wilson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11

SUMMERFIELD, Fla, Dec. 1.-THE
West Lumber mill at this place has
been destroyed by fire. The plant was
valued at $4,000. In addition, 100000
feet of lumber was burned
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11
TRAMP is BURIED.

J. J. Scully buried the unknown
tramp who was killed near the sand
house last Thursday morning, after
having kept him about a week, hoping
that someone would identify him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-11

NEWS ITEMS.

@. 5. Walling and Jack T5s
spent Wednesday in New Yor
H. V. o. Platt spent Esuue 1
New York. Nsa
Miss Ella Rigley has returned from
a visit to her home near Princeton.
Charles Ellis has gone for an ex-
tended TIP to North Carolina.
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Gin flapieripielenser 8nsel.

Iuf elmer Specialitdtenbiibne in
4onoDn erlhien fiiralih als nod ME
oagemeIenes @unoer elm flauier1pie>
lenoer Buoel = als Oh es nod nidt
genug flauieripielenoe Meniden
gdbe. NatIrlib tpuroe oas begabte
Tbier BON ben 3uidauern eetpaltis
angeitaunt, pdbreno eS am Snitrus
n1ent fab uno oemielben ribtiee qua
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biz elm oreiiter 8eneel BON Der Ga
lerie %berunterrief: r&atten!" Oas
uar gu uiel fir ben in benz tatentpols
len 8ierfiiBler ~iblummernoen &im=
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9oofeinben 81 fuden. Oas bette
aber mar, oaB baS 8laoier auf Der
8lbue aud obne ben Suno tpeiter
ipielte - natiirliH aud gum @rs
eDbeu Der 8uihauer. Gin ndbIten
3ape mar Der flapieripielenoe 6unb
nom Yroernmm oerIhmunoen.
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Die flrs(id1e grfranfuno bes

Die fur5lt6e Grfranfung DeS
oeutihen &ronprin5en bat gu allerlei
acknowledgement @eriibter MnlaB ee=
geben. Wan meint, baB Die ihneae
8eenoiauug Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in Bonn uno Die Geiie nab benz
Orient nur Die Sol9en leines 8es
iunobeitsSuitanoes leien. Ser &rDnz
prin5 lei iberbaupt nibt bon belons
oers ltarfer Contribution. 9aS et=
mas fotte Stuoentenleben Der eriten
Semeiter iheine ibm nibt gut be-
tommet, au fem. @aitriibe StDz
runaen ldmdhten ben Orgaz
mismus nod mebr. unb iebt 1prede
man pun elmer 2unaenaffeftion, mel=
die einen ldngeren Nufentbalt Oes
&ronprinsenin mi(oerem &lin1a MOTH
menbig made. OffisieI perben biele
Bebauptungen beItritten.
= Waboem Der beutibe &ei9Sz
tag Die Buoset=Bia in oritter 2eiune
angenommen bate, pertaete er ltd
biz gum 81. Npril.
= Nus 8ien miro iebt beridbtet,
BOB Der Same Der @r=&ronprin5elIin
Don Sablen in 3ufunft lauten miro:
nBrinseiiin 2ouiie bon 9oscana."
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.,@eht 1T ben Dienit!"

Munden. 6. Mears. gur etwa
funf Sabren. 10 beribtet Die ,,Mnge=
meme 8eitune". ftarb in elmer Bro<
uinaitaot 8aDerns elm alter Mann,
Der Sunggeieue unb babel elm 5ons
oerling mar. @r batte einen Brit
Der uno cine Shmeiter binterlaiien,
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cine Tohter beiiben, Die beim CODE
ibre8 Onfels mod Die S6ule beiuhs
ten. 8pr leinem gooe batte Der Onz
Tel elm 9eltament gemabt nit Der
8etimmung, oaB es erit flint Sabre
nah leinem gooe eeDhnet tperoen
birfe. 8Dr Elm puar Monaten mar
oieier Tern1in gu gnbe uno nit
Spannung iab man Der @rDffnune
bes Teitamente8 entgeaen. unb es
brabte etmas unernartetes. Der
geritorbene, oer niel in 2oolen lpe=
culirt batte, mar uDm Slid lebr be-
ginitigt geueien, benn er bate oas
anitdnoige Sinmhen pDn 250,000
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lfuBung tprer @iterf ooer anoerer
Sernanotef ltn lpref Seoe1snllter.
Dalt nur ourg lDrer Danoe aroett
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ct. Yonis mo Mem Dorf 81
miteo Der Sanoalia YenniDlba=
mia Short Sine"

GDn iebt alb uiro Der st. Souls
uno Seem Dorf 2imiteb Der Hennipl.
pania SbDrt Sine als elm unabbdns
eiger 3ua BON ct. Souls tlah Sn.
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ner 8iblintbet= uno @auG-, elmer
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nm Nufentbalt in Bittsbura su per=
meiben. miro bieier ear5e Bua mad
6arri8bure, 8btlaoelpbia uno Metu
WDrf ourblaufen.
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balia= 8enniplpania Short Cine uer-
ldBt oas Unions Depot in ct. 2uuis
tdgli9 Inn l ubr @abmittags.
Drei grpreBai9e tdelih nit
9urb=S blafpagen uno Speiieua.
ger, BON ct. 4ouis nah Stem gort
iiber Die 8anoalia : Hennlpluania
Short Sine.
@esen ndbeler Ginaelbeiten tpen.
bet guh an S. M. gbeSbrpueb,
Niiitent=@ ereraf Ba1iaeier Ngert,
st. Souls. MD.
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Eegas 8.

Gus Waco miro feidter ErpIt
berihtet, Der jebob feinen erbeblihen
angeribtet bat.
Sn Qpdbart itarb i'm Nlter bon
Y Sabren Srau @rneitine Sbulb.
Dielelbe binterldBt einen SDbn uno
bier perbeiratbete 9Dhter.
Der in @alpeiton eingetroffene
Nprboeutide 2lopobampfer rSranfs
furt" bate II &ajiiten= upo 189
8miihenbefs s8aiiagiere an 8oro,
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cine 8ia eineebraht. ourd
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Nntis Bppl=S ale.B Bill babin amenoirl
tperoen foa, baB Bferoe- &ennen auI
6airS eeitattet ieir ioaen.
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rihtet, baB bic &oblfopfernte ourd
au5u oielen 8eeer pernibtet NOR.
ben lit.
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,,Iteberaeit" arbeiten

Das GbtitunbensNr beitsz @eleb lit
ben unermiioliden fleinen Grbei=
Sings Neue 9ebenss Bill
len- b~ollftdnoig unbefannt. Miaioz
men oapon iino Sag uno 0adt ut,s
unterbrUben an Der Irbeit uno
beilen oaour6 8eroeuunaslbpdhe,
@aaigfeit, 8eritopfune, Mtierdue.
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gems, Der Qeber uno Der @iaeepeioe.
SIT leiAt uno anaenebm gu nebmen
uno uirft abiolut iider. Nur 25
Gents in ben Ipotbefen bon s.
&alteper q Spbn uno Goolpb 0reiB.
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Die ndhite Summer oes g. q.
2yceull, am MDntag Gbenb. ben 80.
Wfdr5, i'm @roBen Dperns 6aule, piro
aus einer WDrfiibrune BON Su1tin
Wc@artbp'S ueuem uno unterbalten=
benz romantiiben Drama If / were
King. ieitens Jrau Batter. Der
gr6Bten SnperfOnatDrin Nmeritas,
befteben.
Grau Batter tpiro iiberaa, no cine
puQenoete &unitfertigteit geuiroiat
miro. nit benz ftiirmiifitem gntbu=
fiasmus beariiBt.
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9ein Gebeimmtittel.

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bic ct. Bernard &rduterpilIen, bieIes ler
gensreibe un6 5uberldifise 5eilmittel fir
10 5ablreihe &ranfbeiten, cine Mrt 0
@eheimmittel ieien. Nihts fann thDrifs
ter fein als bieie Nnnabme. Die Grim
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bes Orbens BPM beiligen Bernarb, paren
feline @ebeinniBfrdmer. Sic fannten
bic ~uDbltbdtigen uno be~iftrdftigen gigens
lhnften Der &rduter, aus tuel1en Iie oas
9eilmittel beriteIten unb eraielten bantit
i9Dn bDr pielen Sabrhunberten LIBERIA
ibenoe &nren.
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GS rettete iein 8ein.

g. u. Danfortb BON Ga Grange,
Georgia, litt iehS Wonate lang an
eiuem furbtbaren ~freienoen Shaoen
am 8ein. Mber er i6reibt, baB i'm
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Sour Is Gents. gu BADEN in Der
Npptbete BON s. &alteper & Spbn
uno Noolpb DreiB.
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sontbern 9acific 8abn.

Nab Aetu Orleans, SpuftDn unb Sol.
beit0n tdglib.. .12:15 Mittags,
unb 900 Mbenbs.
Nab 81 8aio, %galifDrnien unb Weerito
$3.50 8Drnt.
Nab 9Drb~Segas, ct. 2ouis nnb gbica<
go (Katy Flyer. .......8:30 Mbenos.
Mnfunt.
gDn Roros9elos, ct. Souls unb Chicago
Katy Flyer .........8 800 Morgens.
Bon Stem Orleans, 9omiton unb Col
befton taglib...........7.30M orgens
nnb $40 Habm.
Son 81 8aio, galifornten unb Merito
800 Mbenos.
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saabbett tam. ntdbt aebeilt ,persen

burh Iotale gpplifatiouen. neil fe ben tranten She'll
oes Obres nidt erreihen t6nnen. Gs giebt nur els
men Seq, Die Eaubbeit 5u turiren, une Der 1T ourh
tonfitutionele @eiImittel. Saubbeit miro oar9 e=
men ent3fnoeten 3utano Der i9leimigen Mustlei=
oane Der @ufadilhen &6bre peruria9t. @enn
oieie &6bre fb e~nt5inoet, babt ibr eiren rampelnoen
geidtoien 1T, erfotgt Saubbeit, uno iueun bic Gnt-
jfnSune ni6t gebobeu uuo bieie giBbre pieoer in H.
Ten ~gebbrigen 3utano uerebt fperoen fam, miro oas
Geb6r fIr INNER 5erft0rt ueroen; neun Gdle inter
sebn iperoen ourh 6atarrb peruria9t, .tuelder nidts
ofs elm ent3inoeter 3uftano Der i6leimigen Sber=
fd6en lit.
gBir lpoaen einbunoert Dollars fur jeoen (ourh
Ratarrb pe%ruriadten) Sail BON Saubbelt esben, Den
mir ni9t Durh Ginnebmtn Doh Sails g o.
tarrb q II btilen t6nuen. aaBt Gud nm
ionff eircllare tonimen.
8. ). gbenep s. 60, Soleoo. Ohio.
NJ gertantt bon alien apptbetern, grsis rs
Gents Die Glaide.
6ol's Tamilien= 9iaen anb Die beien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-03-25
3m n%erfaufem!

200 Nder Sarm in Bictoria Co.,
4ano in gncinal Co.. Bauiteaen in
San @ntonio. 500 Gder betpdiier.
bares Qano nnbe Der Staot.
NreI Weerfheiot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-03-25
Gutter st f.

a.: y@arum miro oenn6er vSiee"
INNER ourb Die Jieur zines @eibes
bilolid oar9eitellt.
s.: n6eiratbe, uno Oh pirlt Dir
Die Sraae Iofort beanttporten f0nnen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-03-25
Mehr stSrnnaeu Der orsunna.

Streit=u nruben finb nibt balb 10
ernIt, uie cine STRUNG bes perIDnz
liben @pitems. ueberarbeitune,
S9laflo1iefeit uno Neroen : ueber>
reiaung leiten ben pDuigen 3uiam=
menbrub elm, nentt ntbt iofort Elm
mirfIames Wittel in Wnmenoung eez
bra1t miro. @s atebt gar Nidts,
mas StDrunaen Der 2eber uno Der
Nierer1 10 ihnea BELT mie electric
Bitters. @S lit eir munberpoues
Stdrfungsmittel uno iiberbaupt Die
pirfiamfte Weoicin in sSdaen pDn
aaaemeiner 9erpenzg ribDpfung. Sc
pertreibt Nerup1itdt, 6beumatismus
uno Meuraleie unb pertreibt Die Miaz
laria Seine. Sour so Gents unb
pple Befrieoigung miro garantirt
BON ben Mpotbefern S. &alteper &
Sobn uno Noolpb DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-03-25
ga Salt, cement, Sanb, Bad

ga Salt. cement. Sano, Bod
lteine, feuerfeite Steine uno 9bon'
Cheer unb Ispbaltpapier, Dahpappe'
9beer unb asphalt, Del, 9erpentin,
Sarben, @las &c. &c. ftetS oorrdtbie
bel s. 6. 2telmann, 306 DIT.
Commerce StraBe. &iebriae Breile,
quite Waare iptpie CUTE uno reelle
8eoienune meroen earantirt.
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