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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-23
TO LOAN

ASY PLAN.
We CAN and WILL give you a
RATE of interest than any other company in the
payinse :" back thu lean and aMoDNT OF PAY-
MENT you wish 10 maize either weekly or
monthly, and you PAY FOR ONLY such time
as you have had money, o REMAIN IN
your own possession. and II you GET SICK or
OUT OF WORK we will held payments. SO there
is no danger OF losing your goods. There ia no
PUBLICITY OR INCQNN EN!ENCE; papers can
you apply. We VIII pay any iDdsssedness on
II you cannot call. write or telephone and Ne
will send agent to explain our system.
Tei. B 43I FIDELITY BROKERAGE Co..
Room No. 40 Commonwealth Trust bldg. Broad.
May and Olive 81. entrance No. ~ Olive %:
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1912 Olive ST.
Special sale this week to close out all OF our
1900 pianos, to make room for the 1903 styles Of
the bradbury and Webster pianos. which are TO
arrive February l. This month We have reduced
all Of our new pianos TO about cost, as the styles
have been changed somewhat and we do not wish
to carry over any styles that We had on hand IN
1902.
All new pianos reduced from 81 rs to 80 per
cent. and all used pianos will be closed out at
inventory prices. Fine new pianos In every
style. Sis to s3i5; former prices OF these were
$50 to $500. Fine used upright pianos IN this
sale, $40. sl25 and upward. Fine squares, SOS to
SIS. Every one warranted. 1t will pay you to
call and see the wonderful bargains we are offer
ing. You may never have another chance to
buy q piano for so little money again. Brad
bury Piano warerooms. F. c. Smith. Mfr. 10I2
Olive st. A. E. Whitaker. Mgr.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
On Real Estate.
Money! MONEY!

EASY PAiMENT LOANS On fiA.SOS. HoLsE-
HOLD O OR n COOP
the city on our new BUILDING ASSOCIATION
PLAN, which is the easiest PLAN in the Voria.
The can be ARRANGED so that you
ran repay the loan IN easy MONTH
1S or YEARLY payments.
Our PLAN enables you to reray your acccrm'
without any trouble or Inconvenience 10 yourself
REMEMBER. WE NEVER REMOVE GOODS.
We will give you L THE TIME you waHe
ard Will carry ycur loen as long as desired.
we pay ali year bills and advance you mere
money. 1t is easier T. pa, one :han a num6SL.
MEM. WE WILL CNTENU YOUR LOAN.
Remember. IN dealing with US there are no az
vance charges whatever.
LIRFRAL DISCOUNT II PAID BEFORE DIE.
" you cannot call. WRITE or pn1ne.- ara We
will send our agent 10 your place with the money.
NEW YORK FINANCE co. ROOMS .O!-g1s,Sgy
OLIVE SIS NAN 2asM.
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LOANS ON FURNITURE

Rates and terms unheard u. Look:
1.50 weekly pays a SIS. 90 loan.
Sl.2o " SCI. 90 "
u.eo " " I" s5S.No
S5c i" " " so 90 "
Payments may be made weekly. semlmontAly or
monthly. It is to your interest to consult -
All business private and above board See NJ.
b0l Chemical building. Eighth and Olive
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-23
MONEY RENT

Loans ON Furniture and PianOs.
DON'T PAY A HIGH RATE for money. This Il
a TRUST CO and our rates are THE LOWESr
No DANCER Of LOSING GOODS. a. we Ex.
TEND PAYMENTS when you are SICK or o
of WORK. Call. write or phone US. Main z64x.
or D 1919.
NATIONAL RUS CO..
2o9-213 MERMO 4 BLDG, I'd floor.
407 n. COR LOCUS 81.
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oh,eined and drawings made By
.Edward vr r,,rra,i experienced registered pat
ent attorney and mschanical sxpsrt 1N7 Chem
tcAl building, * L0uA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-23

GREATEST bargains ever offered: Singer Man
ufacturing Co.. 1908 S. broadway. Phone d 1870.
24.5o BUYS THE, NEW HIGHEST GRADE
lStrewer drop-hesd. oak cabinet Genuine
SINGER Sewing N achine: 5000 for for the New
Hcme or Domestic: 81 90 for the White: stand
ard. S22 %: Wheeler & Wilson. ia 90: Minnesota.
1880: Burdick. HESS: Seroco. s.. IS. For free
sewing machine catalogue and most liberal free
trial Offer cut OFT and mali this notice to Sears.
Eoehuck & Co.. Chicago
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-23
An ADinal Story For
Little Folks
@e Crane SCourtshjD

The Widow Owl was sitting on the
Itump of an old tree early one evening
when who should come along but gal
liant Mr.. Crane. He MAD" lis best bow
and wished her the best of health The
widow said she WAS feeling well.
thank you, and then they fell to Ia *
ing about the weather and one thing
and another.
After awhile Mr.. Crane sighed a deep
Hgh and the Widow Owl exclaimed:
Dear me- Mr.. Crane, what is the
matter that you should sigh that way?
1t really sounds as if you We're in
love-"
II am in love, Mrs. Owl deeply In
love-" replied the long legged bird.
II thought So" said the widow. And
With whom are you in lOvr?'
with you. widow: with you" an
Swered the crane tenderly.
ooh, my" exclaimed the widow.
Eyes. l am in love with you" con-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-23
ard'a Qlcear .g4.c cr.

l';.ife cf Ea4GoI &le.. has
araT'N l2W cousiauca. " faY si.:ty.
seven yeas. h29:Ge bu=su adnsi;tel 10
the Peoof5vot loif.t} bar OF May oS,
j8.2s. Sc is 30 e'fiast lawyer II point
o. eoatiwio&s service ia New England
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-23
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

The teachers of Arkansa who are
thinking of attending a summer school
this summer can find no place more
desirable than the summer school OF
the south to be held at Knoxville
Those il charge have provided for
faculty of the most distinguished ed
ucators of the country SO In number
The location of the school is desirable.
as Knoxville is one of the healthiest
and most picturesquely situated cities
in the south. Two thousand from the
south attended this school last sum
mer, and fully as large an attendance
is expected this year. On account o.
Arkansas will be we'll represented in
this school this summer.
C. A. DE SAUSSURE, G. P
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-23
OF COURSE THIS WAS IN IRELAND
Experience of Lady Visitor t. "a Little
Seaside Town.

Seaside Town.
l recently heard a good story in the
west of Ireland. 1t concerns the rising
little seaside town of Lahinch, place
which has recently developed tramen
Gously through the tourist and golf
rooms. A few years ago the public
baths, like most other institutions in
the village, were very primitive. They
were situated in a little cottage.
which was just above the highwater
mark. Shower baths were a speciality,
and they were to be had in room
which had a bathtub placed in the
middle of the floor. On pulling a
string a perfect deluge Of bracing sea
water came through the ceiling.
A lady visitor once stood ready in
the tub and gave the dread signal.
But instead of the usual avalanche of
green water there came from alOft the
gruff voice of the fshermanproprie
tor of the baths. eff yell move a
taste more to the wesht, ma am said
the voice, yell get the full benefit CT
the shower" Looking up, she, to her
horror, deserted the old fisherman
standing by an aperature in the cell
ing and holding a barrel Of sea waite!
ready for the douche! Whether the
lady moved to the west and received
the shower or not, the chronicler does
not relate. But Lahinch has made
giant strides since.-T. P. O'Connor,
in London NJ. A. P.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-23
HiS LAST HOPE REALIZED.

(From the Sentinel. Gebo. Mont)
In the first opening of Oklahoma
to settlers in 1889, the editor of this
paper was among the many seekers
after fortune who made the big race
one fine day April. During his
travelling, about and afterwards his
camping upon his claim, ne eacour
tered much bad ws,tor which, to-
gether with the severe he2t, gave him
a ve"y severe diar,hooa which it
seemed almost Impossible to check,
and along III June tre case became SO
bad he was expected to die. One
day one of his neighbors brought him
q small bottle Of Chamberlain
Collie Cholero and Diarrhoea Remedy
as last Eo,.a big dose was given
him While he lay rolling about on
the ground in great agony, and in
a few minutes the dose was repeated.
The good effect OF the medicine was
soon noticed, and within an hour the
patient was taking his first sound
sleep for a fortnight. That one lit
tie bottle worked a complete cure,
and he can not help but feel CRATE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-23
Japanese FAD a G-iel ance.

4 new reading has been given to
the term 'fYee VIII oeI" il japan. Ac
2o.dina +, nc Kobe Chronicle, a
young g. -. - 1r5,,5 IT IL q,
the Ku :, .-.sho 81 c. ~ -.
CHARGED VIII stealing a bicycle Asked
why he had done the thing, he said he
vas a steGeg5t g. English, ard seeing
tha bicycle standing idle near door,
H;ay, an English friend told him that it
we.s G free wheel, whereupon he hat.
taken it out 10 a ride, when police
man interGerel and deprived both
himself and the wheel Of their free.
dem. The English, as he told the
judge. ''i5 an atroc;ty language. -
pearson's Weekly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-23
AMERICAN BRAINS IN EGYPT.
British Newspaper Pays a Tribute to
Yankee ingenuity


Downey had taken out the boxed
parts Of twelve locomotives to Alex
andria. shipped them up to Luxor on
Droad-guage road, from there to Shal-
lal on the narrow gauge. and thence
to Wadi Halfa by felucea up the Nile.
There he picked up workmen-chain-
ed gangs of convicts, most Of them
murderers, of whom their Egyptian
guards stood in momentary terror
who by main strength hauled up the
locomotive parts to the top Df the
bank. Then by the same kind OF mus
cular effort each part was successive
ly handled untn the engines stood
completed. American bralns had
guided every action. And when the
first train ran out to little desert
station, and one OF the Grec.se Wit.
whom the Soudan towns are begin.
ming to swarm, had poked his head
into the train and asked rs Il is the
Yankee express?" Downey, leaning
out Of the cab to hear what he said,
caught the strains of a discordant
Arab band across the desert playing
Sousa's STARS and Stripes. The
Worlds Work
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-23

It is time now for the majesty ul
the government of this great repub-
lie to make itself felt in the republic
of Colombia in regard to the ship
"anal.-New Orleans Picayune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-23
Why He Believed in Fairies.

w. B. Yeats, the poet, tells how
once he argued with a Galway pea
SAINT who, rare thirg in Ireland
boasted he was an att nist But"
said MIR. Yeats. you believe in fai-
ries?" "Fairjes?" said tic atheist.
Sure, fairies stand to raysou'"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-23
Senator Depew's Change of Heart.

AT the dinner given at the Montauk
club, Brooklyn, to celebrate the G1st
birthday Of Senator Depew, the senator
said "When was q | thought man
Of 10 very Old and that ne ought to
retire. When / was 10 | thought a mar
Of go had grcwn scni!e ana worthless.
When | get to be SO reversed NY
opinion and thought that so and 40
and 80 and % knew little OF The pleas
ures Of existence c4a tha utilization CT
cultivate wer,'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-23
Germans Learning Chinese.

The Germans are ever keen for
foreign trade and are now teaching
the Chinese lar guage to their CONNER
cial students While the Chinese Ian
guage is very complicated, it has been
simplified to a very great degree for
the purposes Of commercial business
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-23
SlLENCGD THE LAWYER.
legal Light Worsted in Encounter
WITH !rishman.

with iriShn1Gn-
Conversation became reminiscent
1t tho Lawyers ClHb t,e other day,
.@a haze Judge James Y. Brady being
lie subject. 4 veteran practitioner
&ao II eH aim we'll said
"5a2&y's FIRST attempt at practicing
~ was in very humble quarters, in
dc rear of a cob5ler,s stop in Fulton
rect aoar William Orc DAY an
1Hi@hman who ca'te1 ana inquired for
he eobbleg was tod by Brady that
ae Was cut HeoeiHg a5out the room
ef tie newly da&Eed lawyer, scantily
Finished VIII two unpai"ted chairs
al deal table, he inQu, I
i say, boss, what do you s~u
ere?'
"8iockheads' promptly replied
3rady.
"iumph! said the Irishman, must
e doing a good business, as see you
ave only one left. New York
lines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-23

An important Fart Of the preiim',
nary work of the St. Louis Exposition
IS being done by S. w. 5oWles, who
is well known as former managing
aditcr Of the Buffalo Enquirer and
Proprietor of the Rochester, N. Y.
Times. Mr.. BowIes is chief Of the
Graphic Art Department of the Ex-
COS ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-23

We are nov located in our new Of
hce at 3o5 ', st Second avenue. op-
posite the Pine Bluff Mercantile com.
pany, where we will be glad to see ali
Of our friends and patrons and also
be glad to receive new ones.
p. B. LIGHT AND WATER co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-23

I'm IN LOVE. MRS. OWL"
hnued the crane, land l want you to
be my wife. You are the fnirest fe-
male in the land"
"And YOU" said the widow shyly,
you are the handsomest thing know"
'Then will you be miner" cried the
crane.
"Alas. I can never be-" replied the
widow.
"Why not, dear hearth" he asked.
you live in the day and live at
night. Our paths must ever be sepa-
rate
"TOo sad" exclaimed the crane. brush
ing a tear from his eye.
But I will be sister to you" added
the Widow Owl
And then the crane shed few more
tears and went to sleep. while Mrs
Owl few away to catch her nightly
supply of mice.-Chita&o Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-23
Churchnoinu In Chicano-

A church census of Chicago saows
that IA per cent OF the adult mae resi-
dents attend church on Sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-23

full. The seas for bowel disorders
being at hand suggests this item. For
sale by w. L. Dewoody and company
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-23
A Mammoth Dredoe.
cosition.

A dredge recently Quilt for levae
building has "clamshell" scoop on a
poom 155 feet long, which raises TWEEN
tysGve tons of earth at each bite and
e. osits II oo &c bank IL orc MN.
81
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8eraubteu oaS Grab.

Sin aufreeenber 3wifhenfaa miro
bon SDbn Dliper BON Bbilaoelpbio
fDlgenbermaBen ersdblt : SD be-
iano mid in elmer ihauoerbaften
8erfaiiung. Meine 9aut mar gang
gelb, meme Guge1 eineeiunten, Die
3unge bele9t, ib bate fDrtpdbreno
Shmer5en i'm &lfen unb in Der
Seite uno muroe pprl Sag gu Sag
lbmdber. Drei Merate batten mid
bereits aufgeaeben. Damn tpurbe
mir Der &atb ert9eilt. glettric Bit
ters gu gebrauben uno gu meiner
gr0Bten Sreuoe felt fih ihpn nab
benz @ebraub Der erften Slai1e cine
merflihe geiierung Elm. Drei 800
ben lang iebte ib ben @ebranb fort
nno ib bin jebt elm pDQig aelunber
Wann. Sb ueiB, Sic baben oas
Grab un elm fiberes Opfer be-
Miemanb ipQte es perldu=
men bieies Mittel si prDbiren. Sour
80 Gents. @arantirt burb s. &alts
eDer & Sobn uno Mbplpb DreiB,
NpDtbefer.
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DON @Orfirios ,sbrumsMebe.

General Diaa, Der in 1einer gigen4
fbaft als rlebensldngliGer Brdli
bent" elmer &epublit ieoenfaas ali
elm nnieum in Der @eiAihte bafteht
bat iebt NAL mieoer ben gunareB Del
&epublif Weritu erDffnet. uno 3tpal
geIbab oaS in belpnbers feierlide,
Weiie uno ourh cine @ebe iiber 6it
geaenmdrtige Gage vieines 2anbes.
Diaa lit in Der @abl ieiner Mittel
ME itrup0lDs getpelen, aber iiGer i'll
Gins: DAB CT AUDI feline erbittertften
@egner 81 benz ginoeItGnoniB ae.
stDurgen bat. oaB fib Die Mepublit
WerifD ME 5upor elmer iolhen See
riDoe Der aqgemeinen BrDiperitdt su
%ertreuer aebabt bat, mie unter ieiner
Dittatur.
General 9ias leitete feline Neoe
elm ourb einen 6inmeis auf Die
gntibeiouna bes Snternatiunalen
Sbieosgeribtes i'm 6aae in Der Nn.
gelegenbeit oes BiussJunos, uno er
meinte, menn bic @ntiheiounq audi
gegen Die 6epublit Meritp ousaes
fallen iei, 10 babe bieIelbe bod Ser
geiammten ciniliitrten Welt ben Be.
tpeiS aeliefert, oaB es niht an Mitteln
nno Wegen feble. INN internatiunale
Bpiitigfeiten auf frieblidem Weae au
iblibten.
5erner oerpies er auf Die in lebter
Belt i'm 8unoes@D iftricte einoefiihre
ten MaBreaeln CUR &esuliruna oes
Nusibanfs aeiitiger @etranfe uno
erfldrte, oieie MaBreaeln hdtten o,1s
BerDroentlib befrieoigenbe Neiultote
geliefert. oa bic 8abl Der 8erbaftuns
gen tuegen 9runfenbeit uuo ueoen
in Der 9runfenbeit beeanaeuer Ser
breden cine gang neientlide Nbnabme
erfabren babe!
unberebenbaren Shaoen aelitten
bat Die Staot Masatlan, Der MIDI
tieite 5afenplab an Der Bacifc. Rafte
Werif0s. burb bic ginihleppuno
uno gerbreituna Der aliatiiden Beus
lenpeit, rpie oas audi bonn aarse1
Staate Sinaloa gilt, oe11en 6afen
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Sreitas Den 8. alpril 1908.

Entered at the Post Office at San Anto-
l. MO, Texas, as second class matter.
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benz man beeeenet, bat einen itattliz
ben WDrbau aufsupeiien uno mitun=
ter mas fir melhe!
Wfan lebt in 9eutiblano entldies
ben materieu Iebr gut. Wtan iBt
gut unb trinft gut - poer nod BEL
fer! Sn fait jebem 9dulergepiert
aiebt es elm &eftaurant unb einen
Siergarten unb III faIt allen miro
man aufs bette perpfleet. @inige
Der beiten &eftaurants 1ino eeraoe
Die billieiten. Sci 8empinsfp in
Der 9eipsiaer StraBe, niht nett pon
Der acknowledgements de, fann man
lhon fir 2 biz 3 Warf eans porsi9=
lib ipeiien. Sir cine Suppe be-
aablt man y Gents, Is Gents fir
cine aroBe 8ortion @dnle 8raten
uno 81 Gents fir ein ausgeaeiAne=
tee Steaf. Salate uno fife Spei=
fen &c. iino ebenfaqs binie uno gut.
ginige Der 8erliner &%eltaurants
iino nit geraoeau firitlibem 2urua
ausgeitattet uno Naes, mas man fir
iein @elo befpmmt, lit gut.
Was oas Bier anlanet. 10 1T es
ia aQbefannt, baB Die DeutIben bag
bette brauen, bas es aberbaupt eiebt!
SD bin feit ~iber3eugt, auf je6ea
@las @aiier, bas bier e%etrunfer
niro, fomtnen minbeitens 10 @las
Bier! Wiqipuer iinb in Berlin In
Bier=@ drten unb in Bier Baldften'
angelegt. ueber cine WiiniDn Sci.
Def" 8ier lDqen in Berlin tdglif
fDnIumirt merben. limb Der Sci.
bel" 1T mebr als boppelt 10 erDB mie
elm 8ierglas in ben Ser. Staater
unb auBerbem miro bic @rDBe bieler
@efdBe ia audi in 9eutiblanb &c.
ieblib regulirt. Ser iDgenannte
bs5trih nabe am 8anbe eines
ieoen @laieS, Seibels Dber &rugs
oeutet an. pie piel 8ier = MIDI
Shaum! = in benz @laIe 1ein muB!
uno Die &unoen in ben Bier=2pfa.
len feben AUDI iebr gepiHenbaft ba.
raul. baB Die Slider Droentlib bic
gum MibzS Stride gefiiat fino!
giele Gaulenbe BON Mdnnern in
Berlin trinfen tdelib minoefteua
cine @aqDne Bier. Mu9 bic Srauer
unb &inber trinfen init Bier, iDbaf
Der @eiammt= &Dnium ale Beerifft
iberlteigt. @iner unIerer &Dnlulr
in Deutihlanb bat fir3lih ausge.
rehnet, oaB oas Quantum 8ier, oaa
in Deutf9lano aljdbrli1 foniumiri
tpiro, einen See BON elmer Quaorat:
Wteile JlddenzS nbnlt unb BON iehs
SUB Tiefe biloen piiroe. unb ba'
bel bat er pro &ppf Der BepDlterune
nur 40 @aqoner pro Sabr bered.
net, mas entibieoen binter benz that.
iddliben Durhihnitt auridbleibt!
Sn Bayern miro freili9 nod piel
mebr 8ier aetrunfen, als in Berlin
Wunhen ALIEN erportirt idbrllh 6
WfiQionen @aaonen Bier uno es
foniumirt ielbft nod melt mebr 8ier.
als es erportirt. Mu1 @nrnberg unit
&ulmbab liefern purtrefflides Bier
uno AUDI Berlin lelbft prrou5iri
einen iebr guten Nrtifel!
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0pahanbiae 9(ufraumuna.

Wenn man @tpas tbut, muB man
es aub grinolib tbun Son allen
Solben, BON oenen Sic iemals etruas
geb6rt baben, 1T 8udlen's Nrnica
Salbe u%nitreiti9 bic bette. Sic BELT
erinolib ale 8rano=, Quetif= uno
S9nittpunben, Nusihlage uno
Shmdren, iomie Samorrbuioen.
Your 70 Gents uuo pbllige @enuas
tbuung miro garantirt ourd &.
8alteper Il Sohn uno Goplpb DreiB,
I~putbefer.
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Mus Scranton. Ba., piro be-
ridtet: SEPT lift es bereits gu Strei-
tigfeiten 5miiden ben Grubenbe=
fibern uno ben 8ob(enerdbern iiber
bic Iuslegung bes Beridtes Der
Bunoes> Streits G%ommiiiion aefom.
men. Sn BEN 8eridte bieB es, ,oaB
bic 2eute auf Der Gaiis zines 9Itlns
oigen NrbeltSta9es besablt tperben
iOaten" unb obne 2obnabsua, aber
NIT entipre9enoer 8ulaae fir uebers
Seit. Die @rubenbeiiber beitreiten,
bob oaraus bic @infiibruna zines
9itinoigen Nrbeit8taees su foloern
lei, mas bic Nrbeiter behaunten.
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Gine arose geuiatipu.

@s beruriabte cine grpBe Senla=
tiDn in 2eesniae, Sno., als @. $.
Broom BON ienert Orte, BON Dem
man %ertpartete, BOB er 1terben piroe,
ourh Or. &ing8 Neue gntoeduna
fir Sbminoiubt aerettet purbe. @r
ibreibt: SD litt ihier unertrdqlihe
0ualen ourh Mftbma, aber Sbre
Weue @ntoedung peribaffte mir TO-
tort @rleibterung uno fie bepirfte
balo oarauf cine bDaiee 6eiluna.
Nebnlibe Ruren fir Sbninbiuht,
9ungenentalnbung, Bronchitis uno
@rippe fino b6ufg. Sc lit elm urz
bergleiblibeS Mittel fir aGe 6als-
uno 2un9en=2 eiben. Breis so gts.
nno $1.O0. @arantirt ourb s.
& Sobn unb q. DreiB's
Mpotbefe. BrDbeHaiden freil
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Die &erJte oieier &ftnif Fno oeutft unb b~ebauoelu
Ettpfenbe AnshHRe, e1erpen. utb d5sidbIe d,ts.
4tenebeiteu, &rampfoberzBru (Varicocele)
bpk eiele anbere, feter tnrerliden H<banbfuna
trOtenct xetreit iperoeu bon ibfett our9 Elm pbnia
9btas sebeift.
GpniHItatioR fret. preiie mabig.
~ Qdbtrt Musfunft fpiro bereittpiuiaff uno Uncut.
esttti4 ertbsttt fueun man a~oreiirt mie oben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-03
Die siaSt8e tagIih erf d. c t.
asaSe seatfhe 8eitmng tn 9egas.

Die "Srete Rreifc fir SeSas" bat
aleu- SentiG : tcganifd5em 3eitnn=
ses bic gr1fte Mbomneatensabl.
The colored American., 1903-05-23
The Colored American,
459 & Street, Northwest.
WAohinRton. .. ..
erreHeeerHeereeT eTEEGEeEEcTFT
DOWN IN VIRGINIA.

Col. F. M. WeIch, of the Shaw tie
giment, Union Veterans Unloh' leas 90
Washington this morning Ior hyncH-
burg, Va, to be present at the nt- Hileitiel
Institute graduating exercises Monus,S 10y
ste1-danghter. will graduate at the
boad of the Normal class. The Col.
and his esteemed wife are very proud
Of Of + their daughter, as is also her many
friends
The colored American., 1903-05-23

Rev J. G. Bryant, principal of the
Industrial School at Charlotte nan, this
Md. was a visitor i'm the city thlS
week. e -, - -