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SOCIETY FUNCTION.
Charming Reception Given Yester.
day Afternoon by Mrs. II. T.. Per.

Mrs. Harmon Il. Percival gave a charm
ing reception at her home On South
Union street yesterday afternoon from
Four to six o'clock, and during rhc
progress of the function her elegant home
was throngnd 10y the society people of
burlington i'm Il manner that nttestcd
her popularity. The floral decorations
were varied rs well as beautiful. there
being n distinctive color design fov each
room. Tine parlors were DECORATED in
yellow. The library in wki,e and the
dining room In pink and white.
Mrs Perciva, received the guests and
rh" was assisted IN the pariors by Mrs
T.. Henry Powell, Mrs. A. G. White
more and Mrs. John A. Manson and by
Mrs. W. Il. Mckillip and Mrs c. D..
Wotherby at the refreshment tahls.
Punch was served ny Misses Lucy Nc
Ellip and Marion Clarkson. Muse for
the occasion was furnished nv Rker's
Ncnestr1
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
(Continued from fourth page.)

with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. H..
Robinson. aiding them during her
mothers illncss.--Thc cream carrier.
james Cameron, has gone for short
vacation 10 visit his two daughters in
Richmond and Barton. He will attend
the Barton fair.---C. Hastings is driv-
ing the team of James Cameron while
he is away.-The Waterbury Corn com
pany is earring corn from this locality
and farmers arc now busy picking and
drawing.-Mrs. George Alexander and
guest, Miss Georgianna Alexander. were
in Montpelier Monday.
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NoRTHFlELD.

The funeral of Mrs. George Nichols
whose death occurred Friday evening was
hcl! from ST. Mary's Church Monday aft
crnoon at two o'clock with intormcnt in
Llmwood cemctary. The services were
conducted by the Rev. Homer White for
merry rector OF ST. Mary's and the Rev.
T.. Kimberly. the present rector of the
church. Mrs. Nichols's death was due to
an operation performed Friday morning.
Her passing removes one of the most
widely known and best beloved women
of the town. Mrs. Nicholas maiden name
was Ellen Maria Blake and she was %
years of age having been born in New
Haven April /. 1882. the daughter Of
Abijah and Maria b. Blake She became
the wife of the Hon. George Nichols April
s. 49,, and soon there after came to
Mortified to reside. Mrs. Nichols was a
lady of unusually beautiful character and
ps rsonal life. She was a communicate
of the Episcopal Church. a devoted menu
Der of st. Mary's parish in this town and
always prominent in the church work.
Mrs. Nichols was gracious hostess, fond
Of society and social pleasures, and in
the days Of her strength and ample and
elegant hospitality was dispensed AT thu
Nichols nome on Main street. She was u
member of the Ladies' Reading circle and
foremost in every movement which tended
toward the growth and uplifting of the
community. OF quiet. and unostenta-
tiuus nature possessed of abundant means,
her sympathetic spirit. and generous heart
ever responded to The cry of distress and
she was the bencfactor of more people
than she would ever tell or Than anyone
viii ever know. Her bright mind and
cheerful disposition We're Of untold val,ln
to her husband. the Hon, George Mich
OILS during the - years of his service as
secretary of State. during his long en-
cumbency as clerk Of the Central Yer
mont railroad and in the other varied
responsibilities which have fallen upon
HIM IN his Ions and active career. When
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EXAMINATION CLOSED.

The rc-cross examination developed
the fact that Father Girard had never
had a trial before a religious body, al
though denounced. The witness said
said Father Girard never saw RI to bring
81 slandtr suit against him because of
the announcement which, was made in
ttN
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DIED..

WOODWORTH-In Underhill W.. Sep
TENDER l. Mrs. Lycander Wood worth, in
her Ssth year.
REEl,-At st. Lawrence hospital
.ogdensburs. n. ". Saturday. Sept {?
Misc Jane W. Reed. ag+d,ss years.
ROGERs-In this city. Sunday morn
ing, September 10. Mrs. ]. 3. Rogers, aged
81 years.
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oirard had never gone to him or to III
archbishop.
BAsENEss CHARGED.

Upon hc redirect examination Mgr.
de- Corrie was asked to what actions of
Father Girard he objected. lie replied.
He is a corrupter of women ard chill.
,lrn,
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ROXBURY,

Seventeen from here attended the birth
day reception given last week Wednesday
to Mrs. Sophia Webb at her home with
her son, Lucus. in East Granville, In
honor Of her having reached the ripe old
age Of four score years and ten-Mrs. II.
a. f.. Richardson and son, Harry. were
in Mortified Tuesday of last week.-W.
A. Avcril was in Mortified Saturday.
Mrs. Will Shepard of Leominster, Mass.
is visiting at Rolla Steele .--Miss Nina
Brown returned Saturday from her trip
Acknowledgement Young of Bellows Falls
arrived Saturday and will visit relatives
here for few days.-Mrs. W. II. II. Slack
died at her home last week Friday. The
funeral was held on Sunday.Mrs. DIN
Chase and daughter of Greenfield. Mass,
are visiting at G.. A. Tildens.- Mrs. NJ.
Warner and Mrs. y. A. Tilden will enter
tain the Ladies' Circle next Thursday on
Mrs. Tilden's lawn il the weather permits,
otherwise in the rooms.-Mss Madeleine
she will attend the graded school this
fall.--Miss Jessie Shaw went recently to
the Mary Fletcher Hospital. Burlington.
for an Opcration.-R. +. Nichols, who is
working at Mortified. spent Sunday mt
his home. He removed his family tn
Mortified the first of the wcck-H. G.
Van Dedsen is very i'll with nflammatory
rheumatism. Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Ellis.
who have been spending portion Of the
summer ~ s. Butterlicld's, started Mon
day on their return trip to Crdwley. La,
and will stop for few days at Boston
and oxford. Mass, to visit Mrs. Ellis s
brother and sister. Mrs. Ellis's father,
s. Buttcriicld. went with them AS far as
" est Hartford. where he spent portion
of the day looking over the scenes Of his
boyhood Mrs. Eliza Stanton is Visiting
her children in Boston. Mrs. l.. T.. York
is keeping house for her during her an
Scncc
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ESTATE or nMS\ HALL. BOLTON.
pointed by the Honorable he Frobsts
Court for the District VI Chittcnden. com.
nissioners TO receive. examine and adjust
the CLAIMS and demands Of ali psrsonc
against the estate of Rosa Hall
late of Bolton IN said district. de-
ceased. and also q! cisima and dsms nds
exhibited IN Offset thereto and sig months
lowed BY said court for that purpose. we
10 therefore hereby give notice that We
viii at,snd to ne dutiss q our appoint:
dent. in Bolton. In said district on The
first Tuesday Of October and the last
q uiacs of on ~e. .r,s y, next at i"
fIMrk a; ,h n soth " da ~ said DAYS Az
ASHER B. HALL.
NEWELL. STORY
ll.wSt Commissioners.
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ESTATE or ANN ". MILLER, SHELL.
BVRNE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Chit.
tcnden, 81.
the District Of Chittsnden.
20 all persons interested in tho cs-
tate of Ann NJ: Miller, late of Shell
burne. in said district. deceased.
GREETING:
10th day of october next for the settle
mcnt of the account of the adj
mnistrator of the estate of Ann
NJ. Miller. late OF Shelburne, de-
ceased, intcstate and for IA de-
cree of the residue of said estate to
the lawful claimants o. the same, and
ordered that public notice thereof be
given to all persons interested in said
estate by publishing this order three
weeks successfully previous to the day
assigned in the Burlington Weekly
Free Press, IA newspaper published in
said district.
Therefore. you are hereby notified to an
pear at the Probate Court Rooms in Bur.
lington, Vermont. on the day assigned.
then and there to contest the allowances
of said account If YOU see cause, and
to establish your right as ncirs. lega-
tees and lawful claimants of said
residue.
Given under my hand, this Sth day
of September, 1905.
MARCELI.US A. BINGHAM.
l,W3t ,Iuukr
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MARsHFlELD.

Eugene Putnam is running groc-
cry wagon for the st. Adams Coffee
Phelps Is working for
George Drew.--Bert Wheeler is attend.
ing school at Goddard Seminary.--Lynn
Hobart is attending school at Peach
am Academy.--Fred Darling is work
ing for George Drew l.. Duke is
building a new piazza for II. s. Carver.
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WARREN.

Miss Lizzie II. Taylor and nephew
Charles Wheeler. from Waipole. n. H..
are visiting at +. r.. Long s.-Myron
Thompson has moved tn Barre and He
man Catchpaw and family have moved
back to Warren. They have been work.
ing in Barre the last I'VE Nears.-Mrs.
NJ. d. Shattuck and son spent Sunday
in Granvile.-MrS. A. ]. McGlafin from
Randolph is visiting her SONS, ". j.
and James McGlatin.--Mrs. +. a. Heath
is gsining.-James Tulotson, who has
been poorly all summer. Is failing.--Dr.
and Mrs Dodge have returned.-Dr.
Dunn has moved into the Fred Cardwell
house and will have his office there
Mrs. Lena Freeman was in Hancock one
day last week.-Mrs.. George Greeneslit
and children from Granville are visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Camp.
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PLAINFIELD.

Mrs. Jisti1ce Kent and daughter. Jes-
sic. who have been visiting at o. l..
Martins went to Boston or Monday
Miss Clara Perrin has returned from
Il three weeks visit in St. Adams. Miss
Laura Dunbar returning with her
Miss Mary Russell visited H. Mont
peler last wcolt.-Thc Methodist Aid So
cicty held a sociable at Edward Bart
let's. Wedncsday.-Mr and Mrs. Alven
Smith returned from their trim to Brat
tleboro on Saturday-Hcnry L. Holbrook
of t,lmrco. ~ j., who has been visit
ing his sisters. Mrs. Smith Martyr and
Mrs. y. y. Smith. returned to his home
ON Tucsday-Drs. McGoff and Hunt at
Montpelier have been recent visitors in
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ssiir $500 mad 0eutl9lano.

Deutib ameritaniibe Beitunaen
tperoen i'm alten Gaterlano nit arp.
Bem Sntereiie eeleien, neil iie fih
frei auslpreben uno b1ufig BON oriis
ben mebr Weuigteiten un6 Madrid,
ten bringen. als Die beut1ben Rel.
tunaen ielbit. Die .ssreie 8refie fiir
Eeras" lift bruben iiberaQ, tpubin fie
geianbt piro, elm iebr germ gelebener
@ait uno tann iib riibmen, Gner.
tennung uno Wiiroiaung gu finben,
tpie aus aablrei6en 8riefen an uns,
lpmie On Diejenigen, nelbe bas 8latt
an tbre Werwanoten ibifen, berpDr.
3ebt. user oaber ieinen 8erpanoten
nno Sreunoen cine Jreube ertueiien,
ibnen elm milIfpminenes @eihenf
MAIDEN min, Der beiteIe fir 1ie ote
.Sreie Breiie fir geras". Das Sns
terehe fir 9eras, tpie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno Die @eseno, luo bic
Werwanoteu tppbnen, 1T in DeutId,.
lamb iebr lebbaft unb es i|t unm0a.
li1, in Brioatbriefen cine 10 Qriin6.
li6e &uffldrun9 unb 8eldreibuna
oes fremoen 9an6es Su eeben, uie
oies Die nsSreie Yreiie" allm6hent.
lih tbut. Sur ben geringen Breis
BON So perienoen mir portofrei unler
reibbaltiges BUbenblatt auf elm Sabr
an iroeno eine Goreiie i'm Iuslanoe.
Die ssreie preiie fir 1eras pabI.
Gpnbauu.
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unb ftiI 1T. SIRE GGbs tcogsn 'ic
nidt mebr, fie iinft auf eirs gant in
@9atten Der g1eiben. s1eG ur:b b(onf
1ie9t ber Monbfdein ouf rem DafFp
-iie Iiebt bic peiben Rpalpben 19fpilN>
men, ols redten iie bunbegt 9dnpe nad
| tbr au3. Gin @ranea iauft uber Iie
btn-eiil f0rperlider Gd,aaer net3 hsi,.
anbern fliebt ibr eistult iiber ben
fiiden. sic tauert iid) 5ufammen, lie
| fiir9tet ii9-Dor benz @nbe. Warten
mill iie-iparten, bis bas berrdtberif6e
MonOIidt fort-bis Der Sei6 in Dunz
felbeit eebettet i tt
@eorg Meibinser bat es feine Nub
! eelaIfen. @ein 8lut 1T in Mallung
geratben, ieit er porbin @ret9ens
9dnbe in ben ieinen bielt, ibr befttses
3ittern oerfpiirte.
Mein @ott-es mar ni1ts unre6tes
babel! Sebes Wort, bas er sefpro6en,
lit ibm sesenpdrtis unb ieber Bate es
b0ren tOnnen: sd bante Sbnen, mein
treuer &amerabl Sbre Greunbf9aft.
Sbre 5rObli9teit, Der @onnenf6ein
Sbres gan5en Mefens bat mir iiber
btefe fhnere 3eit binpeggebolfeu. gtte
perbe i'd sSbnen bas Dergefen!"
sic bat nidts ertpibert, fie itanb
ftumm unb oitternb unb er fab, tpte
ftiirmif9 unter benz biinnen alsibe ibre
iunge 8rut atbmete. @s mar feline
S9ulb unb bod d-tpie nab itreiftsn
Tn ienem Musenb1id bic @ebanfen 8ei=
Der bic Grenae bon Sdulb unb @iinbe.
Mie @retdens 9er5 flopfts-lie betet
ben Mann an. iie liebt tbn, lpunf9los,
boffnunsslos-obns gesebren. 9lG
biefe Woden tit fie ibm, lpie ct often
betannte, Elm Sroit, Elm gutter &amerab
eetpefen. 9lun foiRmt feline Srou 6ein,
ba brali2t e. ben Saneraben nt6t
mebr. Sic fam 9eGen-ja, iis tpil
fort, tie fann niht langer bier i'm 6auIe
bleiben, INT bas 9iiid-bas legitime
Gliid Ger betben Misberbereinigten NIT
an5ufeben.
Wteueidt-ipenn its lGngIt iein 6aus
berla1en bat, tpirb ct nod rnan6mal
an feinen fleinsn &ameraben auriid bsnz
ten-ibr 2ohen. bas sr 10 iebr geliebi,
tpirb tim tpie etn balbbersefener fIBer
&lang i'm Sbr t0nen--
60 freifen bic @ebanfen 9eiber un1s
chamber, nadbem iie iidb friiber als
fonft setrennt. @retnen lit NIT ben
Rtnbern, beren unsebulbige Nprfreube
taum nod gu bGnbigen tit, binaufaez
gangen unb fomnt ni1t mebr 3uriid.
@eors Msibinger 1T alIetn in ieinem
3tmmer. gr {Bt am S6reibtifd, mo
er 10 man9en ein5amen Mbenb geieffen,
bic Gtirn in bic 6anb eebriidt.
@eipiB-er bat feine ssrau feb
aber pesbalb mub fie INNER 70 ernft
fem, peit iiber ibre Sabre binaus-
unb jebt mebr benn je-tpdbrenb bp9
alles in ibm na1 2eben, 6eiterfeit unb
Sonnenidsin brGngt. gn Marian<
mems Seite lit er Elm pebantif9er pbi=
litter geiporOen, er, Der pprbem ein 2e>
bensfiinitler, Elm frsubig @enieBenoer
mar.
@rstden-ja @ret9en! @r ipin niht
bergleihen, aber nit Getpalt brdngt
ii6's inn auf. 8si ben bloBen Sc
bdnfen an iie tpirb ibm bas 6er5 fpeit
aus benz sOlbenen Hei9tbum ibrer
la4enben Sugenb neuen 2ebsnsmutb
f60pfenb, Bat er erit tDieOer laden unb
froh fetn selernt.
(SchluB fDlat.)
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; Gin fprcterter Witt

enbet otter III einem unfaa. I'm Ser.
lebungen slt beilen, gebrau6t Bud
len's Mrniea Salbe. Gine tiefe Wunbe
in meinem SUB, i9reibt Sbeobore
S6iile, Columbus, o., peruria9te
mir grose S9mer5en. Nerste tparen
ma6tlos, aber 8udlen's .9lrniea @albe
beilte iie ibnea. 25 genaH. 3u ba=
ben bel s. aalteper & Sobn, 8eo. s.
s. Shmibt unb Nbolpb DreiB.
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(ShluB folet.)
sfatarrb Fam uid,t furtrt iuerSeu

Sur6 locale applieaticneu, oa lie ben Sit Der
Sranibst niat errei6en tonnen. 8atarrb 1T cine
ylilt= ODER Rontitutons &ranbeit, uno Inn lie Al
heilen, .mfBt Sbr innerti6e 6elmittel nebmer.
9all's Ratarrb &rr miro eineenommen uno pirit
eireft auf bas glut uno Die f6leilnige Cberfdhe.
9al's &atarrb sRur lit teine Guadial6er WeSi,in.
Sic lpnroe lett Jabren BON einem Der beften @erate
Sieles aarSes oeroronet uno 1T elm regelm6Biaes
MICA, pcrbunoen nit ben beten glatretniMnas mit=
tsln, bic brett ouf Die SdleimoberfIaGe ipirter.
Die poltommeue gerblnoung Der swei 8eianoteile
il e. mas iol6' punosruole Rsinltate bei Der 6e=
inng bon &atarrb berborbrinat. 2abt Guh 3eia=
nifft unionn oeben
9erfnIft BON alien 4potbetern, Vreis rs Gents.
6atPs Familieu. 8illen iHo bic beften
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Wablattaet9en.


@ir finb autoriiiert, ansutlubiaen,
bob 9err
VOries y. 8rDfpn
bel Der tommenoen 8abl sfanoibat tiir
oas Waborsamt lit.
gsir iinb autoriiiert anauseiaen, oas
Serr Srbam Gallagban
8anoioat fir baS Mmt eines Wapors Der
Sta6t San Mntonie in Der fDumenben
Stabtuahl 1T.
8ir iino autoriiiert Derrm ~. 9rcif
als &anoioat fir 6as Mnt eities Wlber-
man 'at Large" Der Stabt Gan NntoniD
IN oer fpmmenoen @abl anSuseigen.
Die oSreie grefe" iit autoriiiert, ansu-
aeIgen. oaB Serr
Gbas. s. u. Smmuel
8anoioat fir bas Mmt eines Smabn1ei~
tiers Der Staot San MntDniD in Der TOM.
n1esoen @abl lit.
g8ir iino autor,liert 1errn
EbtI. Sbaroetm
ols 8an6ioat fir @iebertuahl fiir oas
Nfft oes Boliaeirid d ters anausei.
gen.
sSIr iino autoriiiert an5utiinbiaen, bab
Serr Sphn 3Dam
8anoioat fiir bas Nmt bes Stabtanualts
1T.
Wir limb antoriiiert ansu5eisen. oaB
5err OSm. &. 8iebter
stanoioat fir bic Bieoers sBabl fir oas
Nmt eines Nloerman at 2arae" lit
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TitrhterItd3es aeipen aebpbeu.

56redli6 unter ben ToIsen bergifs
teter unb llnperbauIi1er Speifen lei
6enb, nabm s. g. 8raplom, 2mla,
Nhil., Or. Sings gieue 2ebenspiaen
nno tpnrbe gebeilt. 25 Gents. 3u
baben bel s. 8alteper & Sobn, @eo.
). g.. S6mibt unb s6ulpb Srei6.
Garantiert
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"8pro ssurmalim" (Gimer &
Mmeno) antiieptii1es W{ittel aeaen
granotpunoen, @unoen, 6autaus.
iblag ooer abnlidbe 2eioen. ssn
allen Npothefen 81 baben.
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giner Melouno ous Nubon,

= @iner Weloune aus guoapeit
anf0lge baben bic ourb itarfe 8eaens
9ilife angelhpDgensn Tldiie groBe
ueberihmemmunaen perurladt. Die
&oblengruben bel Nlnaia, Dberslln.
garn. ftebenunter @aiier; ibr 8e.
trieb muBte eineeiteut meroen. gn
nielen Stellen iit Der Babnoerfebr
unterbruhen.
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Ser Store i'm @ebauoe Der sSreie
Breiie SEQ. 218 SfsG Commerce. 5tr..
70 SUB brett uno 100 SUB tief, ilt
gu nermieten. ytahsufraaen in Der
Office Der
ssreie 4refie fir Teras.
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Saglide yOurtften s9latipasell
nah Galifornien, sebenio nad ct.
GouIs .pia 9eras & 8acific Babn
obne Wediel. Sbreibt an iraeno
einen 9ifet Igenten tueaen oieIes
aeuen Dienites Doer an 6. s.. Sur.
tler, Generals Baiiaaier.aeent, DaI.
laS. Teras.
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Seine Aual fomlnt Der ourd Rbeu=
lr1atlsmus oeruriabten aleich. Durt,
oen @ebraub bon Gimer & SlmeuSs
9tecept 0to. 1851 tpiro Iufort Gin
oerun9 geibaffen. ssu alien glpu.
tbefen au haben.
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Brief Xiffe.
0srrer, sQtpte,

s goams, gbtp Grnolb, Gus Qbler.
Tranf Bitters, slug 9ammann, ghas
Ginger, gs &. @rDB, garl Suao, Carl
Y &urtb, Senrb Meier, s. 8eterion. 8
y Yehe, Oanio Goieniteiner, M S}ieble.
y v Htfenburg, u & Shtuarb.
9ameusAtfte
). Saura 8uih, Wr8 $ Blum, Wsrs ssreb
9roninaer, @unie Subert, 9issie Stluoe
emma aub, Mrs 9 O 9asfer. oebfoio
Homberg, aRiB 6 0agner.
alnsIdnbtid,ei
9uofuig 8 @embler, 8m HoIina.
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Raiier Wilbelm bat benz Wohl

aaiier Wilhelm bat benz Wubl=
tdtiateits : Sonos ber u0amburas
Mmeritas 2inie" bic Summe BON Is, :.
600 Wart iibertpieien in Mnerfens
nung oe8 @ntgegentommenS Der 8e.
ieaibaft, uelhe oen &aifer fiir feline
Wtittelmeerfabrt ben 9ampfer nSam'
burg" our Verfiiauna geitent bate,
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,8prp . esormof;...

"Soro Sormalin", tCsimer &
StnenS), bdlt, menn es Moroens
alS 8abn= uno Wunb 9alIer oes
braubt miro, 8dbne uno W1uno
Ddbreno oes 9an5en CAGES rein,
in allen Npotbeten sa babeu.
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~. Sc. & 8. 8abu.

Ibfabrt.
Nab 8aco, Sort gSnrtb, Dallas, aanias
gitp, ct. 2ouis uuo Chicago, taglih,
(Suniet 0epDt) t)........8.45 Ibenbs
Gocalsug oia Smitbbille. 80. 7. .1O0orm.
ufunft:
Ton Chicago. ct. 9outs, aanias 9th,
Oaaas, Sort Bort9 unb 8acD, taalih
(Suuiet 0epDt) ...........S s. Moroens,
9ocalaua nia Smithpifle. =. 9.05 M6enbs
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Sn Dresden bat es be 9plis,

- Sn Dresden bat es bte 8olisei
beuer gum eriten Wtal erlaubt, oaB
our Geier oes /. Mai Spasiergdnge
Der Irbeiter in gefhlDfienen 8iieen
itattfinoen oiirfen. Guh fiir 2eip-
alg lit bic eleihe grlaubnis erteilt
uoroen, sSriiber uaren in beioen
Stdoten am Wrbeitertage ieQlihe
5eitsiige i1nteriagt, uui Der SD3ial.
bemutratie bic @elegenbeit sur De.
tnunitratiOnen au lebmen.
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@. u. Il u. q. 8ahn.
Mbtnhrt.

Nadb guerD, goafum, SouitDn uno Sal.
betDn, taslib. 900 8urm.
uno 1915 Mbenos.
gfab Gorpus gbriftt, 9fodpert unb See.
bile tdglieb LBS Nachrt.
yiab BDrne unb 8errbille, taeIib .....
..................... 1926 80rm.
Mnfunft.
Bon guero, goatutn, 9Duton unb @al.
nef0n, tdglidb .7.45 Morqens
unb $50 Mbenbs.
Bon Corpus ghriiti, &pfport unb 8ee>
billie tdalitb g. 15 gtarhtn
Bon 8brne nnb SterrbilIe. tdglicb 49,.
& 45 gfhpunS
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San Nntouio, Wontag ben "a. Npril 1905.

DaS demOkratiSche Ticket.
SIR MabDr
Worries p. BROWN.
Sir Mntpalt
T. G.. DAVIS,
Sir &icbter RorpDrationsgerirbt
w. B. (Gummy) HAMILTON JR.
Sir Nuoitor
VINTON L. JAMES.
Sir Niieiior
GEORGE F. STUEMKE.
Ssar Solicitor
JNO. A. BITTER.
Sir Scbobmeiiter
OTTO MEERSCHEIDT,
Fir 9llbermeneatz2arge
ADOLPH DREISS.
w. w. LIPSCOMB.
N. T. WILSON.
BEN M WOFFORD.
8aro stlbermen
l. Wa,b-T. A. ELDRIDGE.
2. SSaro-SAM B. JOHNSTON,
3. Baro-J. T. DIXON.
4. 8aro-M. W.-DAVIS.
5. @arb-JOHN F. FENTIMAN.
6. Baro-H. B. SALLIWAY.
z. &aro-ANDREW H. YOUNG.
8. @arb-EWD. NJ. GOLDSTEIN.
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Wnif gbore 8abn.

gsa6 9auernia, Sutberlanb Sprinas
Stodeaie, td9lid, .........8 800 Bortt,
Nnfunft.
Bon Stodbale, Sutherland Springs uno
2auernia. t1o6ct. .2:3O Nod1m.
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: 8ei her Gtotinn 9nld1en

- 8ei Der Station Bolhen, UNI.
tpeit Web. fiel in elmer Nrbeiter.Bu.
be, Die % Bfuub Dpnamit entbielt,
eine Betroleutn 2an,pe ur,, Der
Shahmeiiter CAB bas Warnungss
Sianal uno bic Grbeiter retteten iid,,
tpdbreno er ielbit bel oer grplolion
5erriiien puroe. Die glrbeitssWuoe
tuuroe sertriimmert.
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GDatberm 9sacific 8abn.

Wbfahrt.
gah Nep Orleans, Spufton uno @al.
behon tagltcb b............I 40 Bprm
uno. Observation-Disclosures. 30 Mbenos
gfaeb eagle BaB, 81 Baio. gaaifornien
uno WteIlfO .............9:0 800 BORN
Mntunft.
Son yietp Orleans. Suuiton unb Gal
neiton ta8lieb. .7.35 Woraens
unb 600 Wahn1.
8on 81 Baio, galifDrnten unb Merifo
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Giienbabn= =TaDr= =Ylau.
5. & @. %. gabm.
9fbfn'hrt

Racb alien 0orbsSeras.Bantten ........
.......... 800 &Drnl.
Na9 ct. 9ouis, Mempbis unb benz
Often. .................. i ubr naebn.
Nacb Aoro 3eras, Sonias gitp unb
ct. 9onts. s...............8.15 Is nberbs
NadWteTito: 8 llbr BORN. u. 10. % abenbs.
Nntunft.
Bon ct. 2ouis unb oem Often. 1880 8ornt.
Son lDcalen 8unften .12.2O mittoaS
8on ct. Souls unb benz Often: 9.55 aben6s
Son 2arebD unb MerifD. .12:4O nacbm.
u10. ,7:50 Qbenos
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2%}erfefte 0eiuuobeit.

@salten Sic basSpitem in polIfdnbissr
sJrbnung burd gelesentlidsn @ebraud
ron Sutt's Geber pilIen. DieIelben re-
aaliren bic @insswsibe unO psrIdaffen
cinen trdftigen a1rper.
Sir aopffdmer3en, BiGiolitdt, Mlalas
ria, llnperoaulidteit unb dbnli6e 2ei=
ben, Elm poIitipes 9eilmittel
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.