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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-03
10 p. CARROLL
Well Deserved Tribute to His Abili.
ties as a Booster.

The following well-deserved tribute to
10 Carroll is taken from the South Pase-
denan, published at South Pasadena,
Calf. 10 is doing the same good work
for Goldfield, in the same that
he did it in his former place of resi-
dence:
Few people who have visited Rands-
burg since the early days of the camp
are to be found who have not met the
genial and wide awake 10 p. Carroll.
He cast his lot with the new camp
in the very first days of it's existence.
and since that time until the 9th of
December just past, he has always been
active in forwarding the interests of
the place and advertising its great re-
sources to the world through the press
and by personal correspondence. On
the date above mentioned he left there,
intending In the spring to go to Cape
Nome for an indfinite stay.
In the early days Mr.. Carroll had
his headquarters at the Hotel St. Elmo,
and about the first man the stranger
met when he got off the stage was Car
roll, if, indeed, he did not carry a letter
of introduction to the gentlemen from
some friend who had visited the camp
and gone away. Mr.. Carroll always
kept himself posted on the new strikes
and their value; the work on the differ
emit claims, many of which were at that
time mere prospects which are now pay
ing mines; the probability of their ever
amounting to anything, and in fact all
the news of the camp that would natur-
ally be sought after by strangers; and
when We started the local paper there,
the Randsburg Miner, we found 10 P.
Carroll ever a willing helper and a veri-
table mine of reliable news; no edition
Of the paper ever came out with a par
ticularly good description of the camp
or some mine within a radius of miles
around there, that Carroll did not buy
and pay for a number-anywhere from
five to 1OO-and these he would fold up
and mail in an envelope like a letter, to
friends and strangers alike, paying first
class postage on them to make sure OF
prompt delivery.
He has many acquaintance among
our readers here as we'll az in Rands-
burg, who will wish him God speed and
good luck in the north country. And to
the people of Cape Nome we heartily
recommend him as a man that is good
in any capacity, and especially good in
newspaper, mining and hotel work.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-03
Future Health and Pleasure Resort

About midway between Beatty and
Howell's ranch, on the Bnllfrog road, a
spring of boiling hot water has been dis
covered naturally flowing only an inch
the volume has been increased to sew
eral inches of pure, clear water. The
medicinal properties of the water are as
yet undetermined as no chemical analy-
sis has been made, but for bathing pur-
claims, water right, and mill-site have
been located by Hicks, Hayes and Regain
who are equally interested in the de-
velopment of the water, and it is their
intention to at once erect and maintain
a first class health and bathing resort
for the benefit and accommodation of all
weary and dusty travellers.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-03
Blakeslee's New Store.

Geo. F. Blakeslee & Co. have moved
into their new store in the Culleyford
building on Main street, between Ram
sey and Hall. The new store will have
the handsomest fixtures, not only or
the desert but in the entire State of Ne
vada. The finest line of diamonds,
watches, fine cut glass, jewelry, solid
silver ware, optical goods and precious
stones are always carried in stock. All
fine and complicated watch repairing,
diamond setting and all work pertaining
to a ~irst-class jewelry establishment
promptly attended to. "Prompt, practical
ane progressive" will be their motto in
the future. The public is cordially in
vited to come and inspect the new
store.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-03
Treated Like Princes.

NJ. E. Burns and S. j. Dutch, who
have been here for two weeks gathering
material for the Denver Post special
edition, left Monday for San Francisco.
They say they were treated like princes
during their stay here and go away with
most pleasing recollections OF the camp.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-03
BY WILLARD PAckAsp HArcH-

have learned something 70 his adj
vantage.
1t is reported that Sherman Bell
has stopped saying CT don't give
Adams-ir.' 1t seems that he does
and that Colorado's new governor
has already led him a merry Chase.
IA prominent bachelor Law yer of
Goldfield bought a pair of socks the
other day and found pinned to one of
them this legend, in a dainty femi-
nine hand: 81 am a young and DASH
ing blonde and would like to CORE
spond with a bachelor with a view to
matrimony." II the young lady will
come to this Office we can direct her.
Jas. NJ. Downing of Aspen, who
was considered q likely candidate for
Colorado's silver republican govern
orship in 1893, came into town We'd
nesday. He reports all Colorado with
eyes glued to the window watching
Goldfield.
The advertising man in Pittsburg
is out with the figures to prove that
during the last year the Pittsburg
banks that advertised in the news-
papers gained in business % per cen
and those that did not advertise lost
z per cent.
Those in the neighborhood of Dem
ny Sullivan's opening last Saturday
night were busy with palm leaf fans.
Father Gopon, who is leading the
mob in Russia, evidently believes in
the doctrine, ave live by our works.
There is a rumor on foot that
volunteer fire department is to be
organized. 1t is suspected that the
stock will be watered.
The only guaranteed-to-be-truthful
obituary that has come to the edi-
torial notice of late was found on a
clean-shaven plank just outside of
Goldheld. 1t reads: Deceased was
a mild hammered pirate with a mouth
for whiskey and an eye for Doodle.
He sneaked in here in the night with
another mans: wife and owed us for
six months groceries. He died with
his boots on singing, Jesus Paid 1t
ALL but we surmise that he lied.
We have buried him in an asbestos
coffin. Peace be to his ashes"
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-03
ACTIVITY IN MINING SHARES
Tonopah Securities Advance All
Al0n& the Line.

The retirement of $500 900, par value,
of Tonopah preferred stock last week,
on which 8 per cent. per annum inter
est had been paid, has been followed up
during the present week by a strong adj
vance in TonOpah common. This seems
natural enough, since the retirement of
the preferred was virtually a dividend
for the common.
Midway has advanced from
81 to 95 since Saturday last, on news OF
a strike. A large ledge of very high
grade ore has been net with at the 435-
foot level in the north crOsscut.
Nearly every other active TonOpah
security has advanced within the week.
Out-of-town orders for big blocks of
stocks are responsible. The outside
world has heard of Tonopah values be-
fore, but the retirement, OF its own free
will, of 100000 worth of stock by a
mining company is a cOnvincer that
penetrates most of the big ~tinanciers
even quicker than an ultra-ros. report
of some mining engineers famous for
their conservatism.
Goldfield securities have not expert
enced any such furry as Tonopah's dur
ing the week, but they continue to adj
vance and the demand for them becomes
stronger every day. The biggest advance
of the week is reported in Diamondfield
from 20 to 43, on news of a strike.
other Goldfeld shares are being traded
in very actively, particularly Sandstone
and May Queen, and Goldfeld Mining
company.
Advices from San Francisco indicate
that a number of brokers who have
heretofore handled mining securities
like the Comstock alone will hereafter
add to their list those of Goldfield.
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Welded at PARSONAGE.

On Thursday evening at 8 o'clock
Francis Brennan and Mrs. Lulu Craw-
ford were quietly married at the resi-
dence of Rev. F. III. Robinson. The GER
emony a performed in the presence
OF a few intimate friends of the contract
ing parties. Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan will
reside permanently in the greatest gold
camp ever known.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-03
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the
Mothers FavOrite.

The soothing and healing properties
of this remedy, it's pleasant taste and
prompt and permanent cures have made
it a ~favorite with the people everywhere.
1t is especially priced by mothers OF
small children, for colds, Group and
whooping cough, as it always affords
quick relief, and as it contains no opium
or other harmful drug. it may be given
as confidently to a baby as to an adult.
For sale by Martin Muller.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-03
To Limit Number Of Claims.

Representative Orr Sr Of Washoe county,
which, if passed, will limit the number
of locations that an individual can make
in any mining district. The act also
provides for a uniform certificate of min
ing location.
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SosCs0e -.
In the Eastern town of Escrow,
Just beside the river Mo, .
Lived a broken-down dereIict, z
With morals not very strict,
Whose Christian name was Joe.
Now to die Joe had often tried OAV.
And / would not be belied,
If j stated it as true,
The ways he'd used were AZ,
Been pumped out eighteen times be-
side.
His neighbors would not let him die,
He would miss a try and sigh,
Til from a yellow papers yield
He read the deaths at Goldfield-
Packed his trunk and there did HE
to die.
With joyful anticipation aT .l's.r..
He unloaded at the station rf.
OF automobile number four,
In December, nineteen hundred four,
And looked for corpses with elation.
But as he wandered up the street,
And not a sickly face did meet,
Ana 1Ounu the uedtnS were OILY clSUt,
Learned the truth and got it straight,
The words he used l can't repeat.
Said he, "I'l take the train to Reno,
Drink myself to death with ~'skey-no
I'll stay in town and shout,
I'm the man who gave that story out"
He did, and died, M
Happy Joe-suicide.
Considering the cost of wood We
are pleased to learn, from a leading
scientific paper, that moisture in a
room saves fuel. Fifty per cent of
moisture, combined with a tempera-
ture of sixty-five degrees seems to be
the ideal of comfort. "Mollie put
the kettle on"
The editor of the Denver mining
paper that put the January mine on
it's schedule of inactive properties
presumably because the January di-
rectors refused inside information
should have been present at the ban
quet given by the owners of the mine
to the retiring ~lessees. He would
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E a y.

- 8eniamin ban 6pelen, elm fri.
berer 2Dfomutiufihrer Der Snternas
tional & @reat Wprtbern Babn,
muroen pDrn @eriht in Wacp in Ieis
mem SbaoeneriabproseB gegen Die
genannte Babn $40. 600 sueeiprD9en.
Ban 6seien war, ndbreno er i'm
9ienit, aus benz Teniter bes ,Gab@
geihaut, nit ieinem &ppf gegetl
einen Bfoften geihlagen uub oaourh
ihwer nerlett pDrben.
sc beiBt. oaB fur Die Anlaee
Der iapaniiden Nniieblunaen $4,000
Nder in Der BrpmnspiQer @egeuo
ermprben ueroen iouen.
- Sn 81 8aip ipQ cine @lass
fubrit einaeriftet peroen.
Der WaQDrssD ampfer n@ue.
eess. Der bel gelasco auf @runb ees
raten mar. lift tuieoer flott eer,adat.
Sn 8tctDria miro iebt oaa
SDnntaeseeieb iharf ourhaeflbrt.
- Das @igentum ber Sort Irs
thur Channel & Odd Gpmpanp III
burh 9ommiiidr Salen an q. IS.
WDDre in 2anfas Gitp oertauft ruDrs
ben. Der adufer reprdientiert Die
80nobalter Der @eie0lhaften.
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Sic 9tere Der NonezS granerei.

0ie y2one Star" 8rauerei III infer
critics nno dlteites 8rnu Snitltut uno
es fpnnte baber nibt ausbleiben, bab fie
als critics aub nit i1ren @r5eusniiien
balteben wolte, Nadbbem ibre 5tnnz
b~arSzS5iere. mie bas cabinet" unb
bas u@rlan9er" als SloI6enbiere
ii6 uberaa %etnsebirsert uno treae Au~
bdnser 3%efunoeu batten uno Die SaBz
biere cine 2esion BON Sreunoen iib err
mprben, trat Die 8rauerei nit einem
6laidenbier berpDr, fas gang bnsu ses
eisnet mar, ben pbdnpmenalen Griefs
Der Brauerei nod mehr 81 ppintieren
uno unantaitbar su maGen.
0ieles 8ier 1T oas beribmte 81 a.
NJ TO" : 6laf6enbier, Elm 8ier,
bel benz bic gauge Sadfenntnis, Die
lansidbrise Grfabruns I'M 8raufa6,
p~ereinist nit nur e%ritflaifisen Materiaz
lien = benz beiten unb auserleIenFen
bSbmii9en Sopfen unb Der ldweriten
malarei9fen Gerte- sur Nnuenbuns
sebratt wor0en iinb. 9as 8robuft lit
benn audi Die 5reube unb Der Stols Ell
mes ieben 8iertrinfers. 8eiieres, mol
idmedenberes, bef6mmti6eres, fann es
ni9t seben, barin faBt ii6 bas urteii
dller 8ierperitanoiaen auIammeu.
Das yNlamp"s 6ialden6ier 1T aber
nidt MIR cir @enuBmittel, Elm 9urit,
lDi6er. es bat aud mod anbere @isen-
i6aften, Die es fir N1e iebr pertpoa
MAIDEN. @Or alien 9insen lit es 5az
milien Su empfeblen uno e8 iolte be-
redtisterpeiie in jebem Saule au finben
iein, oa es nidt aur fir Srauen elm
2qblat, ionbern AUDI fir erI66pfte,
i6uddli9e, III Der f6rperli@en Gut
pidluns 5uridsebliebene &inoer duserit
bienli6 1T.
9as berrlide 8ier in ieiuer pradts
pOnen Gufma6Hns 1T elm 9afelbier
CONNIE il faut uno lam in ieoem 6aule
bel irsenb elmer iehliden @eleseubeit
nit StQla @ierpiert tverben,
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Gtae teae Deutfd3 . ainerttanifd,e 9(us
tbplpate.

gu mieoerbplten Walen bereits
fino oeutid > atteritaniihe 4ntbolo.
glen nit gutem grfDlg perDfentliHt
mDroen. Die b~eiiererl urter linen
.erfreuten iih elmer bereitmiqieen Muf'
nabn,e beint 8ublitun. Set etrua
anbertbalb Sabraebnter cher lit feline
peitere per6fentliht muroen, ubs
ibDn siel Gxtes ieitbem BON Deut1h-
Nmeritanern geihrieben woroea lit.
Serr BaftDr O. q. gfeeff 5u GLEN.
bile, sc. g.. geoentt nun bieie Ste
den ourd 6erausgabe elmer t,euen
oeutib : atnerifaniihen MntbolDgie,
Die unter benz 9itel ,gom 2anbe
bes Sternenbanners" eriheinert
fDa, aussufiIen unb labet in
Solae befien ale oeutih : ~arlerita.
niiaen 9iater ein. ibm oeeisnete
Weitrdge aur B%erfuaurlg su ftels
len. Jeoer ginienber uiro ers
iudt, niht ntebr als iehs @eoihte
eiusuienoen, aug oenert alsoanu cine
aeelgttete Aushpabl aetrDHen Werben
mirb,
Der 8erfeeer ihrieb in Betreff Der
NnthDlugie an 6errn Baitur Neeff,
Die .a9 Der gegenieitiaen Nnndbe.
riug Gn1erita's in ieiner oeutlher
BIrgeribaft NIT Dem Wutterlanoe in
berrliher @eife beitraaen tuiro"v ,
nHnlere aufgahe rnub fetn. tur
BDueteete8 in 9ietinn uno Did,
tung onrsubieter. oamit mir nit bic.
lem erften grDBen Berte, bas unier
25nnen Der ganseri oeutide1 @elt
oartur1 iDq. iiberau @bre einleaen
Hno benz ioealen Streben in oielem
.2anoe ber unbeerenaten W6elid.
teitenA eia wareiaes Dentmat ieben,
@s iDIte als elm Burreht aneeieben
uerben, an oieiem unternebmer
mitwirten unb es unteritiben gu
tDnnen.
Seoe @attune BON @eoihten foa
in benz 8anb nertreteti ieir; am mel.
ften Wert miro auf Baaooen aus
benz asaerifaxifmen 2ebea aelegt.
Sober Gutor ionte cine furae bipera.
pbiide 0Otis beifiiaen unb loDte pon
ieiner enlightenment Budern lie elm
@remplar %einienosn. Dem oeutiben
8Otihafter in Baibineton fol- bic
Gntboloeie gemiotnet ueroen. als
Entertaining oer gerbienite. bic er
iid nm belize SANDER eruRrben Eat,
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gawbbeit fann ,stcst aeeetIt ,peroeu

bura lotale Mpalifationer, peil fe ben tranten Sell
oes Obres ni@t errelAen f6nasn. Gs siebt uur els
toafitntssonsa. Ssiimiits l. ''ssse aabbe dsp tui pe' o VI ta ss
men entstnoeten 3utano Der i6lsimisen @ustlei=
oune Der gufadiiden &6bre psruriadt. @enn
oieie &6bre ii6 e~nt5lnoet, babt ibr einen r,impelnoen
Son pber unuoltomrenes @eb6r; uno menn lie gan;
seidlofen 1T, erfolst Saubbeit, uno menn Die Gnt-
3hn6une ni1t geboben uno bisie R6bre tpieoer in ib=
rem ~geb6ri9en 3ufanb perest peroen fam, tpiro oas
8eb0r fir INNER sert6ri peroen; neun Gdfe unter
sebn tueroen ourh Raterrb berurIa9t, pelber ni9ts
als elm ent5hneeter 3nfano Der ieletmiefn Sber=
fdhen 1T.
gBir rpoAen einbunoert Dollars far jeoen (ourh
Ratarrb peruria9ten) Gaa BON Saubbelt sebsn, ben
mir ni9t our6 Ginnebmen Don 9alI's & a.
: u + beilen t6nnen. aabt Gu@ uin=
ipnft @ireilare tSniinen.
3. .. @benep g. Co., 9oleou, Ohio.
s9- 8ertauft bon alien Ipotbsfern, prsis rs
Gents Die Glaihe.
SaH's Eer.tItensDin fino bic beden.
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Bur 6pdllieema @il.

Die bDdlicens : Bin tpiro auoe1s
blidlib i'm 6austumite fir @taatse
Qnaelegenheiten berater unb mir ie.
ben NIT geranigen. oaB BON ben be-
treffenoen Sntereiienten aufs @nts
l1ieoenite gegen Tie Srunt gemaGt
miro. Bpr aIem finb es bic Braues
reien, Die pruteftieren, uno AUDI bic
BrauereisN rbeiter haben burd ben
Setretdr Der .uniteo 8rerperp @Dr.
tiers" 8rDteit etnlege1 laiien. Wan
lit bent nun aud ibut 10 tueit ges
fuunn1en, baB maj, Die 2icens BON
$4,000 auf $1,000 beruntergeiest bat.
9as lit geuiB anerfennensnert, Der
9auptfbaoen Der Bin miro babur9
aber niht beieitiat. Sieier 6aupt=
ihaoen liegt eben in Der gleibmdbts
gen 8eiteuerung, melde tetner In.
teribieo suiihen Bhistep uno Bier
madt. Daourh uirb Dem Bier
perbrauh elm lhmerer S9laa oers
fest uno Der @bisfeps gerbraun auf
feline Soften beeiinitiat. 90 Bbiss
fep aber oas gefdbrlthere @etrdnt
BON 8eioen lit, 10 miro ourd cine
iulhe &erfiaung Der Sadie rpabrer
WdBigfeit brett Abbrub aetan.
Sc ftebt 81 bDffen, oaB fiH bic
Sppunenten Der Bill ntdt ourb cine
&eousierune Der 9icens berubiQeu
lafien, iunbern Die Bill nab mie Dor
nit a1er gntidieoenbeit befdmpfen
meroen. Sc lit cine iblebte 8ia,
welbe unsdbligen 2euter Den Ser
oienit megnimmt, melhe cine tuerts
nole Snbuitrie. Die B%ierbrauerei. in
ibrer gntmifluno bemmt uno tuelhe
Die WfdBigteit nibt f6roert, ionbern
in, @egenteil beeintrdhtigt. Das
einsig @ute, mas Die Bin pieI,
|leiht bemirten mirbe, bic unters
briduna elmer aepifien Glaiie BON
Saloons. fantt burb anoere Mittel
ebeniu gut, pen, niht nod better be-
wirtt weroen.
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Sit III wahrunasmttteln.

Sbr tplBt bielei9t nl6t, baB mau9e
Bergiftungseri9einungen aus ben Slab
rungsmitteln itammen. Sr. Sings
Sem 2ife Piaen beilen garantiert ale
9ranfbeiten, Sic burd 8ergiftang Ober
llnperbauli6feit peruria6t tperben.
Is Gents BET s. 4alteper & Sobn CO.
S. s. S6mitt) pnb Abolpb SreiB.
8erIu1t 5ie.
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@rsRe s@tptertafetttn porberseiebem.

DF"NS SNHGeSeW
IS tit lei6t borausauiagen. baB llnz
annebmli9feiten beporifeben, menn
gmer Wagen ober Sure 2eber afiaiert
finb es lei benin Sbr nebmt bic ri6tige
Mebisin, nie Mrs, Spbn u. Ooung
bon Clap, NsO., Die iagt. sd bate
Neuralgie Der 2eber unb bes Magens;
mein 0ers tpurbe i9ma6 unb i'd fOnnte
ni6t ehen. Sn electric 8itters faith
i'd, mas id brau9te nnb mar i9nea
gebeilt." Bette Mebiain fir i6tpa9e
Srauem. Inter @arantie berfauft bon
s. 4alteper & Sobn e.. s. s.
S6mitt) unb Abolpb DreiB. so Gents
bic Slai9s.
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ghm.rsenpe P-rannmunnen

tuerben bur6 Budlen's arniea SoIbs
f9nea gebeilt. s. &~!pepbarE il, BON
8orFplf 8a., f9reibt: Sd D~lrbrannte
riein anie sefdbrli6. 8udlen's Or
nica Sable bob ben S9mer3 unb beilte
IS. Seilt ale Wunben ltnb S6ramz
men. IS GentS bel ). aalteDer &
SObn (8. S. s, S6mitt) unb abolph
9reis,
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DEPARTMENT. OF

AGRICULTURE, INSURANCE, STATS
TICS AND HISTORY, STATE OF TEXAS.
Austin, Texas, January 23rd 1905.
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
This is TO certify, That the NEW
YORK PLATE GLASS INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK. N. Y,
has IN all respects fully complied with
the laws of Texas as conditions pre-
cedent to its doing business in this
State, and that said Company holds a
Certificate of Authority from this Office
emitting it to do business in this State
for ONE YEAR, from the 1sT DAY OF
JANUARY 1905, to the 31sF DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1905,
("0 Given under my hand and
l.. S. seal, at office, in Austin,
l--J the day and date first above
written,
W, j, CLAY,
Commissioner.
Represented by +. j. SCUDDER &
CO., Alamo Fire Insurance Building, San
Antonio, Texas.
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@runDeiaemtnms : Mebertraeuuaem.


6 O unb . g Belcia an 8obert VI
aurts, GrunbItid an Der Norb. Shores.
5traBe; $500.
Sobn q 9pote unb Srau an Sreo u
@artner, @runbtid an Der Bradenrioge
Gnenue; $3.50.
Settle q elliott @oDbtuaro u. u. an
9ubtuis Sansen, $50 Nder 2ano; $4,000.
NablaB bon BiQiam Seuermann an
9einrib gonrao 8ruts, @rnnbfif an
Der States traBe; $3.50.
Sermie W unb Bm Campbell an Grnit
nno Gnno 2ubnoorf, @runbtld in Der
Billion Subbiuiiipn; 1925.
g R B~lpbenbuy9b on VI IS Mners,
@%runofld an Der MontandsStr $500.
9erielbe an Chm Soeppertuein, grunb.
it'd in @at gnb; $42 u. U.
Serielbe an B@ 9udenbod,, @~run6ftnt
an Der RontanasS traBe; $42 II. ".
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WablamSet9em.

Sir iinb anturifiert, anaufGnoioea
oaB Serr
&orieS y. Yrppn
BEL Der fDmmenben 8abl 8anoioat fir
Sas Maborsamt lit uno Dab er lidb benz
&eiultat Der oer1otratiiden 8rimarfuob.
len untertuirft.
8ir iinb autortterr, ausutanoiaeu,
baB Serr
@iItarn GeIiin
BET Der tOmmenoen 8abl &onoioat fir
bag Magprsamt 1T un5 baB er Iidh benz
stelultat Der oem0fratiiden Hrimdrfuabe
len untertpirft.
@ir limb autoriIiert, onautiin0iaen,
oas Serr
ST.. 10. 6. Barter
bel Der fommenoen Bahi @anoioat fir
oas MiaDorsamt tit uno 0ab er Iib benz
Feiultet Der oempfratlideu Srimdrtpab.
len untertpirit.
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8m fpat

9as linb bic beioe1 ibredlihften @Drte
fir bic Be6auernstperten, tpeihe ibrer
&brper ourh lIeberanitrenguna in GenuB
Dber Nrbeit rutnirten unb 6arr1 Ieirem
gleno iiberlie6en, amftatt linn 81 Siilfe
su tommen, bic tbbtlthen @ifte aus benz
8brper 81 entfernen, unb bic SenobDten
bes Eobes in Gefalt BON Dsspepfie, Ma,
ger>. 2ebers unb Nierenleiben fern5us
balten. Sorget bafir, 6aB es nibt 81
ip1t ! tptrb, lonbern belft gurent &1rper
BET 8eiten nit ben ~beribmten ct. Ser
noro'Sr&uterpinen, bic 6enielben trdftig
nro Qelnne erhalten. % Gents. M1e
Npothefen.
Der ipaniihe @enesals &pnlul
in Wanila beriGtete ieiner Megie.
rung, baB iih nod INNER 153 fpas
niibe SDlbater als @efanaeue bes
Tagala.G tanmes auf ben Bhilippi,
men befnoen. sic tuaren por Der
O~ffupatiDn Der SnIeln bur1 bic
Nmeritaner ia @efangenidaft aera.
ten. Der 8eriht tam i'm Ipaniiben
aabinet CUR Sprabe uuo es pHroe
beihloifen, Die Neaierung Der Ser.
Staten ourh ben ipaniihen @eiano.
ten a%ufsuf0roert, fir bic Sreilafiuna
Der ipaniihen SDloaten SDree 81
trager.
Oas NbgeorouetenbauS bes
preuBilden 2anbtageS bat bic &anals
portage anaenDmmer, melbe bic Hes
aierung gum 8au oee 8beinsW eiers
8anals nit NbSueiguneen nah 6ans
ripper ermdhtiet. Spdter nabm bas
MbaeDronetenbaus NIT 256 aegen 1872
Stimrner ben Baragrapben ] Der
Nagetneinen GanalpDrlage on. Oiele
ermddtigt Die &sgierung sur Nuas
eaSe bon $83. 643, $50 fir Bauten
Bpm @aiierpegen.
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gdgltae Eourtttes Salatwaseia
nab @olifurgiea. ebenlp mad ct.
Souls MA 9eras & Bacific Babn
phns Aehlel. Shreibt an iraeno
einen 9idet : aeenten tueeen oieies
neuen Dienftes ooer an 6. IS. Eur.
net, @enerals 8afiaaiers& aent, Sat.
las. 9aas.
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Sim6's Gents Sapana Giearren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-11
MiQiar, Satin

Sprr ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-11

Ttnd'S Gents Sapana @iearren
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-11
Or. 10. 6. Barrier

@ir limb auturiIiert, onsutInOiaen
Arizona republican., 1905-09-21

Madame Narchesi. will open vocal sr11dio in Phoenix. October 2nd.