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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-10
HOSPI1 Al
FOR SICK
LODGEMEN
Great Fraternal San
itarun Goes to
Las Vegas.

LAS VEGAS, N. Mex, May 9.-Posi-
tive information has been received here
that at banquet in the Planters Hotel
in ST. Louis tomorrow night Las Ve-
gas will be announced as the location
for the great National Fraternal Sani-
tarium. This institution will be sup
ported by 100000 faternalists in the
United States.
of the Montezuma Hotel at Las Vegas
Hot Springs, which will be the nucleus
Of fraternity. The hotel is situated in
the Gallinas Canyon, six miles from
Las Vegas. With the hotel there go
as gifts from the Santa Fe Railroad
Company 1000 acres of land, beautiful
park, a large farm, second stone ho-
tel big hospital. fifteen or more cot
tages and the famous Las Vegas Hot
Springs.
The Las Vegas grant trustees have
given 10000 acres of land and the city
of Las Vegas has purchased all the
rights. homesteads and buildings on a
reservation which covers nearly six
teen square miles.
The Montezuma is to be maintained
as a public hotel. The sanitarium will
be conducted on the pavilion plan The
management believes that within five
years 25, 900 patients will be here.
Not only is every member of a fra
ternal order in the United States ex-
pected to pay one cent month for the
support of the institution, but many
churches. clubs and private individ-
uals have contributed or will build
homes or cottages.
The reservation is we'll watered and
beautifully located. The elevation is q
little more than 5000 feet.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-10
NAE v GOD
OUT V1TTED
By LOEB
Special Train OF the
President SkipS
Omaha.
Sheriff F0iled in Attempt
to SeIVe Summons in
Damage Suit.
White House Party Hurries Across the
Missouri Niles Above the
Nebraska City.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

OMAHA, May 9.-President Roose-
velt and Secretary Loeb outwitted Mae
Wood in her plan to have the Secretary
served at the Union depot with sum-
mons in her S35, 900 damage suit by a
hasty change in the schedule of the
special train. Instead of going east
from Fremont, Neb. by way of Omaha,
the Presidents special train was sent
over the Northwestern, missing this
city and crossing the Missouri River
about twenty miles north of here, at
Missouri Valley, Iowa
The officials of the Union Pacific Rail-
road and the members of the Presi-
dents party took good care that no
mention of the plan to dodge Omaha
was made until the train drew out of
Fremont From that point there were
no stops until the river was reached.
This made it impossible for the Sheriff
to serve the summons he held in the
Wood damage suit
Miss Wood sued Secretary Loeb. ex-
Postmaster General Wynne and E. j.
Martin, Consul at Aix-la- -Chapelle, for
1000 for having. as she alleged, seized
and withheld the love letters written to
her by Senator Platt of New York
Sheriff Powers of Douglas County
and his deputy were.a at the Union sta
ton in readiness TO serve the summons
on Loeb when the special train drew
in. When the news of the changed
schedule reached this city Sheriff Pow
ers at once tried to have the summons
served on Secretary Loeb at Blair He
learned that the train would be hustled
across the Missouri River at that point
without stop.
Thousands of persons at the Union
station were disappointed at not catch
ing a glimpse of President Roosevelt.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-10
Mrs. Chambers Rela-
tiVNS to File q
Contest.
AStOunded by Will Leaving
Big Estate to Clar-
enC0 Graves.
Strange Romance in Life and Death Of
Wealthy DenVerlte in San
Francisco.
Special Dispatch to III. call

DENVER, May e.-There will be a
bitter fight over the estate of Mrs.
Eleanor Chambers, who died in San
Francisco, leaving property worth $780,
600 TO Clarence Graves, a jockey. T. O..
Morris of 1851 Gilpin street. Denver. a
brother Of the deceased. is authority for
The statement. Mrs. Chambers owned
much real estate in Indianapolis. and
FOR this reason the contest VIII be
started there, on May D.
Clarence Graves, ten years ago. was
Z. resident Of Boulder, where he married
Miss Belle Morgan. About year after
his marriage he deserted his young
wife. went 70 San Francisco and be-
came q sta bic boy at the race tracks.
which occupation he changed shortly
afterward for a position as waiter in a
hotel. In this capacity he met Mrs.
Eleanor Chambers, who, with her in
valid father. General I. A. Norris. was
stopping there.
Mrs. Chambers needed some one TO
help her care for her father. who was
entirely helpless, and she became
favorably impressed with the bright
face and deft manners of the waiter.
She employed Graves, who became her
fathers valet and her 5ockey-for she
purchased several race horses. largely
because of his interest in horses.
In March. 1903, General Morris died
in Sar Francisco, leaving his immense
fortune to his daughter. After this
Graves was kept busy waiting upon
Mrs. Chambers, and until her death
in the autumn after her fathers de-
cease. he continued in the capacity OF
right-hand man. Broken with sorrow.
Mrs. Chambers was unable to depend
upon herself, and all her affairs were
intrusted to the management of Graves.
When her relatives learned the pro-
visions of her will, they were thunder
struck. They knew Graves had strong
influence over her, but did not believe
she would leave him all she had. Nor
ris, who is a prominent civil engineer,
is investigating the record of Graves.
He does not believe the will is genuine.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-10
HORSE BACKS
OVER A CLIFF
Special Dispatch to The Call.

FRESNO. May 9.-Word was received
here to-day from Trimmer Springs of a
thrilling fall over a cliff and the mirac-
lous escape from death of E. NJ. Ste
vens, a leading citizen of Selma, and
DR.. George Lobb of Butte, Mont The
men were driving along narrow road
which skirted deep gorge when the
horse became frightened and backed off
the road over the cliff. The horse and
buggy were dashed to pieces on a rock
$50 feet below. The occupants of the
buggy fell nearly as far, but luckily
their great fall was broken by clump
of thick bushes, and they escaped with
no more serious injuries than scratches
and bruises.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-10
Special Dispatch to The Call.

FRESNO, May 9.-Because James
Robin called Frank Murphy's sweet
heart "dago the former now lies at
the Morgue here with bullet in his
brain. and Murphy is being sought for
nv the officers to answer to the crime
of murder. The tragedy occurred at
Firebaugh this morning
The two principals were friends. The
trouble arose from a friendly joke
passed by Robin. Murphy answered
hotIy. and when Robin applied the Of
fensive epithet Murphy whipped out
his revolver and fired.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-10
FINDS A NEWSPAPER MAN
WITH COIN AND ROBS HIM
Renorter With Cash the Victim of an
Armed FOOtpad in Los
Angeles
los ANGELES, May a.

LOS ANGELES, May &c. L. Ber-
ry. a reporter on a local evening pa
ner. was shot in the arm and pain
fully wounded by highwayman who
held him up and relieved him Of $40.
Berry resisted the attempt to rob him
and in the scuffie was shot
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-10
ARMY ND NAVY OFFICERS
HOME FROM THE ORIENT
Former United Stat Attache at To-
kio a Passenger on the
Big Liner

VICTORIA. B. c.. May s.-Rear
Admiral Folger. u. S. N, arrived from
Japan by the Empress Of India to-
day. Other passengers were COM
monder Hood. United States navy.
Lieutenant Wainwright and Colonel O.
p. and Mrs. Wood. Colonel Wood was
United States attache at Toxic until
relieved by Colonel Pershing.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-10
POISONED CHERRIES SENT
TO JAIL FOR SLAVE GIRL

SEATTIE. Nav 9.-POis

SEATTLE. May y.-P0lSoned cner"
ries brought to the County Jail BY
some unknown Chinese yesterday for
the purpose of killing All Sou. the
Chinese slave girl. were eaten by an
other prisoner and made ner violently
sick. Prompt medical attendance
saved her from any serious effsctA An
Sou refused to eat the fruit
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-10
RIOTS CONTINUE AND THE STRIKE SPREADS IN CHICAGO
yXIHILE the chica-
Y Y go employers were

- eiiiPioy Sio WCiS
sending out additional teams
and making deliveries yes
terday, the strikers were in
creasing in number. The
next few days, it is believed,
will witness a general spread
Of the walkout, not only
among the drivers, but
among other union men.
The large stores and express
companies have renewed
business almost on a normal
hasis. Riots occurred at
several points, but there
were no fatalities. In one
instance women participated
in a disturbance.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-10
RAIL REFUSED FEUDIST
WHO KILLED TWO MEN
Bakersfield Magistrate Holds Newton
Walker Over to Trial in the
Superior Court.
SuOer1Or Court.

BAKERSFIELD. May s.-Newton
Walker. who shot and killed Dave
Burton and George Bagsby in Havilar
on April "a. was to-day held over to
answer in the Superior Court on
charge of murder and bail was re-
fused him by the committing magis-
trate, Judge Marion.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-10
IRRIGATION DISTRICTS
PROPERTY UNDER HAMMER
Entire Holdings of the EscondidO As
ISOLATION Are Sold in San Diego
for S22S.5S4 60.

SAN DIEGO. May y.-Thls mOrn-
ing at the Courthouse the property of
the Escondido irrigation district, con-
sfsting of fumes. canals, reservoirs,
rights of way and all other property.
was offered for sale. 1t was bid in by
w. A. Sickler, acting as trustee for the
of the Escondido dis
trict. for $22S.584 so.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-10
The Cali Pkssa=io News Than Any Other IN San rancic


~N1n7 1fE-<1 Esrtr
ALCAzAR-.'The stubbornness Of
Gera Idine."
CALIFORNIA-.'Zir
cENTRAI--"The Criminal Of thu
Century
CHUTES-vaudevi1le. Matinee
COLUMBIA-..Rom and Juliet"
GRAND-''Joan OF Arc" Matinee.
MECHANICS PAvILION-Dog Show
Observation-Disclosures Matinee.
TIvOLI-Comic Opera
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-10
THE WEATHER

Forecast made at San Francisco fOi
thirty hours ending midnight. May 10.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair
Wednesday: light north winds.
A. C. McADIE.
District Forecaster.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-09
Neamtempabl ser sseretme.

OamensS ettiDn beS gurnbereinS:
B~rdiioentin, SRI. 2ena Brian; Bice'
8rdfibentin, Jrau 9. 6utb; Sefre.
tdrin, Trau 6. u. 3nbn; SHab.
rleiiterin, SRI. Gnnie @enbler; Ser.
gniaunas 8omite: SRI. Marp
ISbulse, gprfiberin; SRI. Soa 9ribe,
Srau =. $. Witte, Srau Wm. Ser,
pei nnD syrau g.. 5. Mauermanrt.
9. q. Deutifer MdnnerhDr:
Brdfioent, 6enrg 6b6nfelb; gices
Brdiibent. Ism. 6nmmer; Sefretdr,
8e0. Burdbarot; Smabnneifter, CD
min 8ui9t; Bibliutbefar, Grib Badl;
Dirigent, 8rDfe1ipr Carl Bed.
Seer BDttlers Union SEP. Il:
Brdfibent, Nuauit abr; Bices 8rdiis
bent, q. 8pumer; &eforoirenoer
'Setretdr, CHARLES Gilt; Sinans.S Set
retdr, Otto SHmibt; Gdabmeiiter,
6. Weber; Wermaltunesrat, g..
Settle uno gbas. Npp; @emeinl.= gres
futio : 2omite. Sue Saegee unb u.
@aenstpeiler; Delegat gum 3gabess
Council. Nuguit Nbr; 8ddter,
Charles 6DHmann; Shop Delega-
teS. 5ranf Bieoiger unb emil
Mannp.
uniDn Der HrauereisN rbeiter So.
II: Braiibent, M. MannD; Gice,
Brdiioent, Sermann @eiB; Getors
oirenoer Setretdr, Spe @esp; Sic
mans Setretdr, Spbn @oelfel;
Shabmeiiter. Otto @0t; Oefeoaten
gum Eraoes. Council, Sobn Wuelfel,
9errD RDuenbera uno s.. greiber;
grecutipe : 8Darb, Souls unqer, s.
Sunamirtb uno Beter alein; Ser
naltungsrat, 8uoolpb 6irt uno u.
Nlbert; Sabnens9rdeer. s. Sropart
nno y. 8ranomeper; @aAter, SUI
ltus Sienert uno @uitab Dumte.
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Sanr in Die 9fuaen.

: Mit Der ginfiibrung Der gisils
bieuitrefurm in uniere itdotiiben Nns
Qele9enbeiten 1T e3 Elm eieeu Ding.
Was babel hauptldh(i1 erreiht tuerz
ben lou. 1T, ben Iieben 8irgern
Sauo in Die 4uQer su ftreuen unb
Dies geltngt aub biz su einent gez
miIIen @raoe.
On 1T eS AUDI NIT Der 8eitirns
mung unleres ftdbtii1en syreibries
fes. mDnan oas BDliaei= uno 5euers
pebrs9 epartement unter gtniloienit
qeftellt neroen uno fir lire Ser
Ualtuna cine belpnbere &uunmiIiiDn
eruannt mirb. 10 oaB Dem Stabtrat
Die aontrole bariber entsDeen 1T.
I'm aber bieie 8eitimmune tat
idhll6 our N%usfubrung gu bringen.
miiBte Gle Stabt administration
cine niht pDlitiide reip, cine rein
geihdftsmosige iein.
N~uerbinas bat WtaDor Campbell
als Witglieber oieier &otnmillion
brei Wanner ernannt, oeuen man
nibt nahIaaen fam, 0aB Iie B0litt=
fer iino; aber oieielben treten tbr
&mt EFT i'm SUM- OH unb i'm No@
uen,ber erf0lat cine 0euwabl.
@rbdlt San MntDniu nun eine pDs
litiihe WominiitratiDn - entmeber
cine oemotratiide pber cine repubIi.
eaniIGe - ba es ia Die MbIiHt lit,
reine 8artei : WDminatipnet1 81 ma
den, 10 lit sebn qeger ems gu net.
ten, 0aB Die @abl Der GDmmiiidre
i'm 9Dpember gang i'm Gimme Der
gemdblten ~StabtaominiitratiDn auss
fault unb mir enttpeoer oemDfratiIhe
Doer republifaniihe - allu ouf ieoen
Soil pDlitiibe - RDmmiKdre baben
nerben, Die nit Der Administration
6ano IN 6ano aeben unt nit oieier
gemeinidaftlib Die &Dntrule iber
Die beiben 9epartements ausIben.
Son elmer Giuiloienitrefortt miro ba
menig iibri9 bleiben. Gtel eher lit
nnsunebm,en, oaB Bel Dem IbbGn=
9iefeitsperbdltnts, in uelhes Die So
tighten uno Seuermebrleute treten,
cine Stdrfuna Der fib i'm Grnte uno
in Der Wadt befinbenoen Bartei bas
@eiultat lit, benn Sober miro oanah
ftrebeu, feline SteIe au bebalten uno
BET elmer @aht bementiprebeno ftim'
linen.
8ir iino etmas mistrauiib in
geaug auF Die ih0nen HefDrnten,
Die. BON BDlititern ausgebenb, fIr
Die Staotoerualtung Derbeisen pers
ben.
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0ahreno bic Oner .4armet

- Wabreno Die Oper Carmen
i'm metropolitan Opernbauie in Stem
gorf aufgefibrt muroe, brah i'm
eritei Ntt cine auf Der Wibne aufges
itelte Bride. auf ber iih CUR Belt
cine Mnsabl gbormitglieber befano.
ungef1hr 5tDansi9 tuuroen perlebt
uno teilmeife lebr lbuer. Die @eis
iteSqeaenmart Der ibriaen auf oer
Bibne befinblihen Beripner perbin.
oerte ieooh cine 8anit i'm Bubli.
tum. Sic ordnaten iih i'm 8Droers
9runo Der Blbne 3uiammen, iooaB
Die 2eute i'm 3uihauerraum gar
ntbt erfennen tpnuten, mas pajliert
Jet. @iniae Winuter ipdter fiel Der
WorbaHg, Director Gonrieo trat Dor
uno teilte benz 8ublitum oas &C.
ihebnis NIT. @leidaeitig muroeu
idmmtlife Gusadnae ae0fnet, eg
nerliesen aber nur lebr rueniae oas
0aus, oas Bublitum Derbielt ltf,
mnitertaft. auf Der Bnbne tuuroe
ln5tuiihen idnea bic Dronunp tpies
Der bergeiteut, Die 8erspunoeten murs
ben fortaetragen unb fiinfsebn Minu.
ten lpdter tonnte Die BorIteauna
fortoeleBt peroen. SIM BubIifum
batte moi 0lentano cine &bnuna boz
BON, ME piele Opfer Der ungliids=
fau IN @trtli6teit ~9efDroert bate.
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2snt 8riegsS&las.

Die ruifiiden S9iffe. Die iidy
in ben 6dfen BON 2iao 3ldou uno
gbefo0 %befanoen. iino entpafnet
uoroen.
ueber Die unterrebuns spiihen
ben @~enerdlen Stoefiel unb 9oai
tueroen mod nahtrd9lib rerIhieoene
Ginaelbeiten betannt. Die 3uIams
mentunft farb in benz einaigen ni6t
seridpiienen 6aufe bes 9Drfes
5huiibi, elmer fleinen drmlihen
6htte. fiat; @eneral StpeKel tpar
suerit CUR Stelle, in Splge zines
WtiBoeritdnbnifies par er sl fritz aez
tonmen. Die beiben @ener6le be-
araBten iib in Der heralibiten @eile.
Die unterhaltung, melbe nit 6ilfe
zines Dulmetiders eefnbrt nuroe,
orehte iib hauptlddlih nm bic Bela.
gerung. 8eibe @enerdle tparer npn
beS 2DbeS uno Der MnertennunQ fir
ben @esner. General NDei ertldrte,
baB Der Gaiier aus N9tuitg ppr ser
Eapferfeit Der Ruiien anaepronet
babe, bic ruliiiden Offisiere ipllten
lire Degen bebalten. StDeiiel banfte
fir bieie Gnte unb bradte bag Sc
lprab auf Die fdmeren perl6nlihen
Beclute, bic general Mogi erlitten;
er bat BET Der 8elagerung suei
SDbne perlDren. Npgi antuortete,
er trSitete fib nit Dem @eoanfen, oaB
(ie fir ibr Baterlano uno ibrert 9ai-
Ter gefaaen ieien. Gtpe1iel 1prah
NIT GROCER Nnerfennune BON Der gds
tieteit Der iapaniiben 4rtiuerie.
Dabei fam man auf Die 5prengune
oeS Sorts auf benz Smunibuns
Serge 81 ipreben unb Stpeiiel teilte
ieinem iapaniiden GuIeaen init, baB
ie6er Wann Der 8elobune eefauen
noer gefanQen senommer lei. SIN
2aufe oes @eiprdhS bot StoeI1el
benz iapaniihen General iein 8eit'
pfer6 als @eidenf an. 9eneral Wogi
tpies es aber surad, neil es su Der
algemeinen Geute aebDre unb er es
niht ala iein Bripateigentum beans
ipruben fDnne; er neriprab ben, rul.
fiiben 8eneral aber. bas Bfero fir
feinen ipesteuen @ebraud Az reiers
nierer uno sarauf III ahter, baB es
gut bebanbelt neroe. Beim ablbieo
bat Wugi ieinen geiuher, er m6ge
rubig in ieiner WDbhuna in Sort
Nrtbur bleiben, bis meitere Qrranges
ments ~aetroffen ieien.
Ser &aiier pun Sapan bat benz
General 9oai unb ieinen SDlbaten
in eiuem iDeben eribienenen Defret
ieinen Danf ausseiprohen.
- Die Blufaoe BON Sort Nrtbur
ift ouf9ehDben, porldufa ourfen aber
nur iapaniide Shiffe in Den Gofen
fummen. Wie 60 beiBt. beablihtis
gen bic Sapaner cine SlDttenitatiun
bort gu etabilieren. beren 9eituna
Dice Nomiral Shibapan,a iiberneb.
| men miro.
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aranfhaffe Gd1iifternna

bon 96mer5 lnb Malaria perben
bur6 electric 8itters gebeilt; cine rel.
ne, tonii9e MebiSin, ipesiea fir Mas
laria, treibt fie 9dnsli6 aus Dem Sps
item. Wirb benz Gbinin borgesogett,
bat feline i6dbli6e Wirfnnsen. 6. g.
Munbap, 9enrietta, Seras, f9reibt.
Mein 8ruber lit all Walaria unb
8elbiu6t; electric 8itters rettete i'm
bas 2eben. gu baben Bel i. aalteper
& S0bn, @eO. S. s. S6mitt, gisent.,
QbpIf HreiB.
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Teras g.

- Sn Souftun ibeint fiH Elm
Stanbal gang beionberer Nrt pDrsu,
bereiten. Gs suiro bon bort oenel.
bet, baB felt einiger Belt auf npitee
riDie @eiie @eloer fiir bic Berteioi=
aune nerbreheriiher 3eger aufaes
brabt tuerben. Sir elm paar Neoer,
bic einen WDrb beaaneet batteri,
uno fiir Neger, Die bes Ginbrums
an9efla9t maren. bat mat. 8erteibis
Qer seiteut, nelhe ibrer gerurtei!une
nit auer @epalt Dpppniert babert.
Nien,anb meiB aber, toer Die gerteis
bigger beaablt bat; benn bic Neger
marerl blutarrn. Mau befirbtet,
oaB cine gntbnuung auerlei b6slide
Dinge ans 2iht brinQeu miro.
- Sn Ga Strange ftarb Srau s.
StreitboH i'm Nlter opr, 86 Sabren.
Cine 8emeaune. pelde bic
0erfteuung gutter 2anbitraBen gun,
8meG bat, lift in Webina County
ins 2eben aerufen tporoen. Im
Samitag muroe in gaitronile cine
W~eriammlung abgebalten, in uefder
Hihter Green BON bier cine 9eoe
belt.
- Ser neue 8abnbpf Der Eeras
q Stem Orleans 8abn in Beaumont
lit Dem Bertehr itbergeben poroen.
- Die oes ainoermDroes arlees
t[agte Wattie 8atri9 in SAP 6iu ift
bonn 8eribt in 9renbam unter bic
n0mineQe Biiraidaft bon 800 oes
felt mDroen. &c Fam benz iungen
Wdbhen niht benieien tuprben, bas
bas 2ino mad Der @eburt aelebt bat
unb oaB es BON ibr aet0tet lit.
- Waurlce &attmann. Elm be-
FAINTER Burger BON 6uukon, lit ge=
itorben.
- Ser Gtreit iiber bic 2ocrl Ops
tim : I%bitimmung in 2atnar goants
lift nod uitt entibteoen. Die Sabe
lieet nod in ben Gerinten. Die
Waiurit1t bon 304 Stimmen, welde
bic Brobi5itiuniiten 81 haben be.
bauptettn, 1T bereitS auf 81 Stim'
tiert berunterasihnitten pDrben.
Sn auitin tperoen bic DemD.
fraten am 81. Sebruar Brimdrnnbs
len abbaltea, UNI 9anoibaten fiir bic
ft0otiiben ae1ter su npminieren.
Bel Der 2oeal. DptipnsNbftims
muna in Wilbar0er County baben
bic Brohibitiunifen aefieet.
Boitmeiiter &oQue in Blum
fol-, uie es beiBt, ebenfaqs abaeIest
ueroen. @r lift Der BrGIioent Der
~5Uurtb glsB Botmafters' aIIucias
ton" une foq ebenfaqs unaeb6riae
pDlitifhe aaitatiOn betrieben baben.
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Gtne ~fdredlicbe graaBsie

ipielt ii9 in 5auienben BON @ubnun,
gen ab inbem Der Sob tagli6 Spfel
Der S9pil1bfn6t unb 2ungenentaun.
Dnng forbert. Merben grtQltunaer
unb Snlten ri9tig bebanbeIt, tpirb bic
Srasobie perminbert. 5. g.. Smntleb,
Gatian6on, Snb., i6reibt: Meine
6raa bate bic S9minbIu9t Mrb bic
Ierste gaben le auf. S9lieBIi6 nabm
lie Or, 9ings neue @ntbedang fir
S6tpinbiu6t, 6niten unb @rfdltlno
lnb beute 1T Iie mol unb fart. Sic
t0tet bic Seine aler Srantbeiten. gine
9ofs befert. SOC unb $1.00 Bel +.
aalteper & SObn, SEQ. S. s. S6mift,
@iqent. Hnb Abolf 9reiB.
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8eIiehf

lit nur, tuas iih beruabrt. Sor Ilem
gilt baS BON Nr5neien. Sn Der au9emeis
men @unf tbnnen fid5 MIR 6eiImittel err
balten, bic 5eilerful9e ersielen, tpie 8. s..
9r. 6ilsbee's .Nnafelis" BET SamDrrboi.
ben. NDh aeiner bat iie BEL bieiem ent,
ieBlihen 9eioen sebrauht, ohne bob er
baloige 9in6erun9 unb bann cine baus
ernoe Seilung BON ieiuen Sbmersen unb
lnnitigen 8eibuerben gefunben hdtte.
.. Neuitae6ter & Co., Boz 24l6, Netu
Yorf gitp, berienben cine 8rnbe oabon
fofenfrei, tuei! tie tpihen, oaB nNnafeiis"
iih in ie6em Sale betp6bren unb bas
8ertrauen Der 8ranfen ertperben tpir6.
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ner Baummone 81 nerbrennen, aber
mir MOLTEN bod einmat auf Dieies
ieltIame Experiment. auf Die Falld1en
Gniidten, Die es peranlaBt baben,
auf Die &DnfRitpn. Ole es i'm Norben
anoerihtet bat uno oa8 unbetl, oas
es bier uuten ailribteu fDnnte, aufz
merriam MAIDEN.
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LONE STAR" iiber aaes.

@s mar gu aIen 8eiten
Ser 9urt setpaltis srOB,
9o6 nur beim eblen @erIteniaf,
@irb man i'm srinbli1 log.
9as neiB 10 5iemli6 Sober,
Ob Singing ober Mann,
9aB es allein nit @afier,
Sur6aus ni6t 1T setun.
0u5u seb6rt mas Gtart'res,
Die @erite unO bas Mal5;
Da6er oas alte Spriibport :
Scr liete @ott erbalt's,"
go miiden benn Die 8rauer,
8eioes 81 einem 9rant,
Ser ia bel alien 8Dlferu,
9as b69ite Sob errans..
Sci uns ipe5iel 1T u2oue Star"
9as berrltde @ebrdu,
9em ale BURT gen Seelen,
grseben iino uno treu.
SIS lit bon feiner @hte,.
90 unpermiI6t uno rein,
9aB es in feiner @eile
&ann iib~ertroffen lsin.
Gs 1T 10 i6madbaft, leder,
IS mirft 70 itimmunsspoa,
9nB mans nur nit 8eritanbniS,
Sn &ube trinfeH ioQ.
Damn BATS Die ri9t'se @irfuns,
Ser 3tped, er 1T erfiut,
Wenn man ben 0urIt, ben I66nen,
60 i6~ludieifiue iti1t,
Dem MdBisfeit in alem
Soa tets ber @runoias ieiu,
llnb 5loanais @ldier o9OnesStar",
9ie trinft ein Manu allein.
uno lift Der 9nrit nod sr6Ber,
Sit's oamit nidt 9etan,
90 fan9e man mad 5tuansi9,
8on borne pieber ait.
8enn ,,2oues9 tar" 1T betbmmti6,
@ssrei5t ia nilr mad mebr,
Drum trinfen'S aae leute,
llnb luben's aud 10 iebr!
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gehr In 0adtfrooe

fir &einigung bes 8lutes nnb Spftents
limb Or. Sings Nem 2ife piaen. @es
rabe bas, I'M Wagens unb 2eberz8e.
i6tperben 81 beilen. 0eriu6t fie. gu
baben bel s. 4alteDer & Sobn, SEQ.
S. S. S6mitt, Gisent. unb Abolf
Sreis. rs Gents. @arantiert.
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- Bir nebtten telne Staot aus,
tuettr mir lagerl, bas mir bas arDBte
2aaer BON nBbite Bine"s 6uls. @iz
6en% ,sgiden=, Bappels uno 6iduru,
0ols, Selfarbe uno Baumaterialten
i'm State baben. CD. Steues &
Sens.
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4aBt gub nitt aberrainen,
nit 81 toeuiaen ngelbe@ agen"
&lDben, toenn Der 9uroer bier Che
tummt.
.CARB WooB Il Coal Co.
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Saaide SOuriiten S9latwageu
mad galifornien, ebenIo nad) ct.
Souls oia 9eras & 8acific : 8ahn
obne @eGiel. Shreibt an iraeno
einen 2idet : Ggenter tueeen oieIes
ueuen 9ienites uoer an 6. g. gurs
ner, @enerals Baiiaaier.G aent, Dal.
la8. 9eras.