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Holbrook argus., 1905-01-07

The Teachers Association of Kansas at it's annual convention this year at Topeka, the state capital, insists that the Kansas high schools are retrograding. Who is to blame but the teachers? The pedagogues of Colorado, at their annual meeting, also at the state capital, are being urged to form q union that would adopt a scale of salaries and of working hours. As q matter of fact, union bricklayer is paid three times as much q day as is the average Colorado or New Mexico teacher and if a union will bring a teachers salary up to that of a bod carrier, then teachers unions will have a valid excuse for existence.
Holbrook argus., 1905-01-07
TWAS EVER THUS

 The blow boy hopes to become d school teacher. The school teacher aspires to be an editor. The editor wants to be q bank CT.
 The banker a trust magnate would be The trust magnate desires to become a railroad president The railroad president looks forward to the day when he can have a iarm and enjoy the free life of the blow boy.
Holbrook argus., 1905-01-07


 Those newspapers which argue that joint statehood for New Mexico and Arlzona will mean less expense and lower taxation, argue like the young man who is very anxious to marry. He re- peats to himself the proverb that two can live as cheapiy as one can, but it does not take him very long to find out that the maxim is based on a fallacy.- New Mexican, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Holbrook argus., 1905-01-07

A company has been organized 'n Wisconsin, with a capital of Sl00,OOO for the manufacture of paper The headquarters will be at Menasha and the concern will spend $I,OOO,OO0 a year for pulp wood in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Canada.
Holbrook argus., 1905-01-07

Ninety-five thousand bags of rice have been sold to Havana firms by a local rice brokerage concern. This is the first sale of Texas and Louisiana rice made to foreign country. It is said to be one of the results of the re- cent visit of secretary of agrilul- ture.
Holbrook argus., 1905-01-07

The Los Angeles Times says: Every man who brings joy to the heart of a child at Christmas time is a Santa Claus, and he couldn't be anything better than that if he tried for a thousand years.
Holbrook argus., 1905-01-07

The greatest accumulation of com in the world at presen is that held by the Bank of France. At the beginning of August this amounted, in round figures to 2,702, ,292, ,00O francs in gold, and 1,125, 5,92O,OOO francs in silver; a total of 8, 1928, PIP, 2,OOO francs, or %765, ,642 400 ill United States currency.
Holbrook argus., 1905-01-07

The black sands of the Quesnel River, in the Cariboo district of British Columbia, contain some platinum and osmirdium. These metals have not received much attention, owing to the difficulty of saving them.
Holbrook argus., 1905-01-07

Thomas E. Watson, the defeat ed candidate of the Populist party, will start a magazine to be known as Watson's Magazine That's the w, y with those poli- ;icians they like to keek their name prominently before the people
Holbrook argus., 1905-01-07

There is no doubt that the south still has citizens that are as hospitable as in the old plan tation days. Four southerners have offered to furnish $50, ,000 bond for Nan Patterson.
Holbrook argus., 1905-01-07

During the past year the Ariz- ona Ranger force made IG36 ar rests and secured 673 convictions including I57 felony cases.
Holbrook argus., 1905-01-07

SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ONE YEAR ......... S2.oo IN ADVANCE.
Holbrook argus., 1905-01-07

,ssF- Address all communications and make All bills payable to The Argus.
Holbrook argus., 1905-01-07

tutered at the Postohice at Holbroolx, Ari-
 zona, as Second Class Mail Matter.
Holbrook argus., 1905-01-07

Cfi oial Paper of Navajo County,
Holbrook argus., 1905-01-07
hOLBROOn ARGUS

L. D. DIVELBESS.. PROPRIETOR 1. fl DIVELBESS. MANAGER.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-02
To the Bitter End

New York, Oct. 31.-Further prom
ises to prosecute persons shown to
be guilty of crimes by the revelation
of life insurance affairs now being
made by the New York legislative in
vestigation committee were made to-
day by District Attorney William T.
jerome.
The promises were made in reply
to the construction which his rival
for Office. James w. Osborne, put up
on Mr.. Jerome's recent statement that
if reelected he would employ Chas.
e. Hughes, now counsel for the in
vestigating committee, TO conduct the
prosecution OF the insurance Of
Tenders. Mr.. Osborne asked Mr. Jer-
ONE If he wanted to use Mr.. Hughes
in order to shirk the conduct of these
prosecutions himself. Mr.. jerome
said in reply:
''It is my intention to prosecute to
the bitter end every person connected
with these insurance matters against
whom it is possible to obtain evil
denee showing the commission of
criminal offense.
s'If elected, in such prosecutions
! shall avail myself. without reserve.
of every aid and assistance that | can
obtain from any quarter"
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-02
Turns Wins Down

Special to The Sentinel
Washington, Nov. president
Roosevelt has been asked to indorse
Wins, the Republican candidate foI
mayor of New York, and he refused
saying he cannot interfere in local
contests. He has also been called
upon to indorse HerriclI of Ohio, the
Republican candidate for governor in
Massachusetts. and the anti-gang
candidate in Philadelphia. He will
go to Oyster Bay to vote That is the
only part he Will play in the election.
Most of the presidents closest politi-
cal advisers told him that he could
not afford to take part in the New
York election. Secretary Taft has
raped Boss Cox in Ohio, and declares
for decency in political management.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-02
SCIENCE PREVENTS Badness.
The Fatal Germ and Its Remedy Now
Fact. of Science.

1t is the rarest thing in the world for
a man to be necessarily bald. No man
whose hair is not dead at the roots. need
be bald If he will use Newbro's Herpi-
eide. the new scalp antiseptic. Herpi-
eide destroys the germ that cuts the hair
on at the root; and cleans the scalp of
dandruff and leaves 1t in a perfectly
healthy condition. Mr.. Mannett. in the
Maryland Block. Butte. Mont, was en-
tirely bald. In less than a month Herpi-
eide had removed the enemies of hair
growth. and nature did its work by COW
ering his head with thick hair an inch
lcng, and in six weeks he had a normal
suit OF hair Sold by leading druggists.
Send 1Oc. in stamps for sample to The
Herpicide Co., Detroit. Mich.
Haskell's Pharmacy, Special Agents.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-02
Increase in Navy

Special to The Sentinel
Washington. Nov. "A formid-
able. yet necessary increase in the
Navy department has been recon-
mended by the general board, of
which Admiral Dewey is president.
1t is said that he has already asked
the president to urge on congress to
authorized the following ships, during
the coming session to be built; SiS
torpedo boat destroyers, three battle
ships and four submarines.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-02

The Industrial Workers of the
World. an organization perfected in
this city hy workingmen some time
ago. held an important meeting last
night and initiated sixteen new mem
hers. An adjourned meeting Will be
held tonight and fourteen additional
applicants for membership will be
Initiated. The organization is a
strong one and is gaining in members
every week The meetings are held
in the rooms over Loefiler's store.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-02

Several people affected to be quite
upset Yesterday because number of
boys, who had been carrying things
with a high hand Halloween night.
were locked up for few hours in
the city bastile. Their concern did
not extend to the individuals who
had suffered Inconvenience from the
good little boys vandalism. They
had no concern for these, yet had
they had sidewalks torn up, carriages
unbolted and parts scattered and
other depredations committed against
their property, would have yelped
to high heaven" and would have
had them figuratively hung, if pos
sble. Just pick out few of the in
dividuals described and see If the
above does not fit them exactly.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-02

The time is past in this city when
gang of toughs can elect to run the
town, beat up officers and commit
acts of vandalism. The city pro-
poses TO protect its own officers from
assault and no smiling hypocritical
individual will be permitted to stand
in the way of the punishment of those
who take an officer as a Legitimate
target of abuse. The special officer
who was so badly injured was doing
his duty. He might have been pro-
tecting your property from burglary,
your wife or daughter from insult
physical or otherwise. But because he
is performing his sworn duty and he
does something that pinches your
toes, the other fellows OK being left
alone for the once. you with many
others of the unthinking. who never
count the cost until a thing is over
yell "he got what he deserved for
meddling." All good law-abiding
citizens deeply regret the injury to
the officer and insist that those who
made the assault should be punish
ed, without fear or favor.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-02

Cutters physiology says that
woman's Intuition is to mans in the
ratio of to l. With this immense
handicap in her favor it is remark
able that in the matrimonial race.
where nature has provided her with
such an extra intuitiye faculty. she
should so frequency be fooled in her
choice of men.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-02

There is no limitation to the value
of fruit land, when one crop will
more than pay the present value per
acre, even when that value has
reached the thousand mark.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-16

PREPARING FOR BIG AUTO CUP RACE.
l,n lnnnnnnn

An the world especially those inter-
estcd IN motoring have their eyes al
rcctcd toward Long Island, where ON
the 2Srd Of this month. IL OF Americas
fastest racing cars viii strive for the
honor OF representing Uncle Sam In
the Vanderbilt cup race, TO be held
over the 20 mile stretch Of road on oct.
"A. against the best That is produced In
France, Germany and Italy
Already the drivers are training over
She course and each team has secured
IT'S headquarters, both Tor cars and for
the army Of helpers and mechanics
that VIII travel with each outfit
It Is the general opinion that the
course is the best one obtaiuable I'm
this country and some fast time is ex-
pcctcd I'm the trials and In the main
event
OUng the road has already begun
and from Mirallo along the turnpike
TO Jericho, thence LETT to East Norwich,
and to Bulls Head tavern, the course
has been sprn,led with crude oil,
which makes driving absolutely dust
less and pleasure Hs well az q matter
Of safety I'm "a few days moro the
entire course WIN have been oiled and
with the repairs that have been made,
and especially toward widening the
roads, nm excellent speeding ground IL
assured,
ON account Of his success I'm the Van
dtrbilJ ''p race last year when ne
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lefts as n they had been backed b
mere childish strength.
MALACHY HOGAN,S COMMENT


Battling Nelson is now peer of his
class. 1t is hats Off to the boy from
Hegewisch who went OUT to the haunts
OF his rivals and defeated a native
SON. in his own baillwick, Two swift
blows to the point Of James Edward
Britts jaw made the Dane practically
the lightweight champion Of the world
Joe Cans IS the only one who stands
In the way. and g. is doubtful If the
colOred fighter can come anywhere near
the lightweight limt at present
Without boasting over any previous
predictions made IN these columns
simply need to rcfteTate that endur-
ance and hitting power conquered. 1t
was grit and stamina against general
ship and all around stiffness. II was
taking three blows TO land one, but
the extra steam behind the one set
tied matters and brought home one Of
the biggest purses In ring history and
certainly the richest among the light
weights.
Viewed from any angle. the fight was
one Of the most sensational which ever
took place IN this country. The press
agents had worked overtime from the
start and as a consequence the bout
received more free advertisement than
any one outside Of the heavyweight
championship battles. Then came the
squabble over the referee which last
ed until the men stepped into the ring
and after for that matter The settling
on Graney as ring official came as a
climax TO charges nd counter Chrges
Of manager and promoters, The calling
off OF bets made previous TO the selcc-
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viii also be 40 parking spaces at the
left Of the stand on the opposite side
OF the road win be the officials stand,
with every possible facility i'm the way
of telegraph wires, and telephones,
with q special place for newspaper
photographers
The complete llst Of entries for the
elimination trials ON sept %. Is ms
follows:
COL Albert \. Pope. Boston Hart
ford Automobile club SO-horse power
Popo-Toledo X. II Lyle. driver
Albert H. Pope, Hartford Autumobile
club OF America. S0horse power Pope
Toledo h. w. Dinglcy driver
Or II. p. Thomas Chicago, Chicago
Automobile club 12O-horse power To-
comobile Joseph Tracy, driver.
G.. w Nathcson Holyoke, Mass
Automobile club Of America 40-horse
power Nathcrson. Tom Cooper driver.
l.. II. Palmer. Brooklyn Long Island
Automobile club, 40-horse power Math-
eaon, driver 20 be selected,
q. A. Weidley indianapolis, Automo-
bile cub Of American, 60-horse power
Premier Carl Fisher driver
Elwood Haynes. 1tokomo, Ind. Chi
cago Automobile club 5o-horse power
Haynes Frank n. Mutt, driver,
COL T.. II. II. Greene. Dallas Tex
Automobile club Of America 5o.horsc
power Franklin W. L, Winchester,
drives.
q. d. Shurmor Cleveland Cleveland
Automobile club, 32-horse power Royal.
Robert J1rdnc. driver.
Windsor r. White Cleveland. Au-
tOmObilp club of America lO-hOTsp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-16
HURRY UP" TIPS.
Some That Vest Gives And Some III
Maddox Uses.

Maddox uses,
Not the least Interesting feature Of
Coach Yosts new book on football is a
collection Of crisp paragraphs in the
way Of advice to the players that the
author refers to as hurry ups Coach
Maddox uses them In training the L.
Of L. boys. He says that players
should hurry NJ and
Re the first TO line up.
Get into every play.
BE the first man down the field on a
punt or a Kickoff
Help your own runner with the ball;
never let him go II alone.
Follow the bail, no one can play the
game unless he Is with the ball all the
time
Fail ON every tumble. either by your
own side or an opponent; this Is very
important,
Block your man hard when you
should block
Learn the signals; you cannot play a
fast game unless you know them in
stautly
Learn 20 control your temper. II you
cannot do this you had better quit the
game.
DO as your trainer and coach advise;
If you know more about the game than
they do It Is time for you to quit.
BE versatile; do not be a machine
player i'm your Individual position,
Tackle the runner; don't expect any
one else to DO H. see to IT that you
throw him toward his own goal.
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MONEY THAT has REDN N

ton OF Graney made the fight one OF
the most unique In the history Of the
prize ring.
MONEY THAT HAS BEEN MADE.
Following is q list OF the most i'm
portant pugilistic battles in recent
times, and the money that has been
taken IN at the boxohices;
Corbett-Jefries, New York .....S3l 600
FH2sImmons-Jeffries. New York 66 400
Sharkey- Jenries, New York 30. CO. COO
Corbett- Mccoy New York .... g.. 2iO
Fltzsimmons-Jeffrle san Fran
CISCO 's,.,.s,st.,s.,,,, ,t..t...,, II, $50
Corbett-Jeffries, san Francisco. &C. $40
Young Corbe,t-Britt San Fran
cisco ,.,...,.,.... .,,.,...,.., 81 26O
Glus-Brtt, san Francisco .... a $50
Britt Nelson San Francisco .. %. zoo
Young Corbett- McGoyern, san
Francisco ........,,............ 2O,Ss0
Jeffries-Ruhlin, San Francisco. 30. 40O
Britt-Nelsou San Francisco ..... 1891
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-16
GIANTS HAVE ADVANTAGE
nthe Series OF Baseball Games for the
worlds Championship.

In one particular the Giants certainly
have a decided advantage I'm the series
for the worlds championship series.
They viii be comparatively fresh when
the series begin, as they have not had
the battle that the American league
leaders have been lighting all the sea-
son.
The winner OF the American league
flag viii come staggering under the
wire. and win not be In the best Of
condition for am additional struggle.
on the other hand, the Giants have hal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-16
NOTED WRITERS ON
THE BIG BAT Tie.
What They Have to Say on Mel
sons Decisive Victory Over
jimmy Britt.
BIG MONEY THAT WAS MADE
"Wally' Young Malachy Hogan and
George Slcr all Civ. Credit TO the
Nlw Famous Durable Dane


Al credit 10 the Battling Nell
son!
snorttrr WRITER'S throusbout the
county WIZ say '''' S''''' 'o'''' ia
the most nO,"i have already done So.
"Valfy" Young George SUer Malacnv
u,,,n and a,bors doo tbe,,. b,ts ~
'N7"' "''"
me new champion
Following are brief statements from
tha vruors named.
NALLl YOUNG,
rlis s,co tor,, and sbrod5sl and
S'"'.le" WIN D'oou' MS upper up pro-
trutiuS shanty like over a distgured
mouth and his whole frame racked and
sbattared IN. ths o,,s,. nars,.tcnt att,ct
~ ~ Wv % wv q wv ' -
s,rL IN ho,, f., u,o atnh,aa,n'
round OF a wondrous battle Yesterday
oyt.rr,o,, s,.,., o., ,,,,,,, 10 ,i,1 49,,
'''0'' u''' "' VIZ ,'''
arise a lett nook TO the Jaw, FOL
lowed Instantly by a sharp right fair
a. ON the vulnerable polut completed
IN. work which the Great Dane MAI
carried ~ tnrDInnDlt
or the earlier nerlods
And an lanes Edward Rritt oone IN
the turn IN tho long lane NJ Iasti
Nolan mad outeeneraIed and Nelson Mad
outfousht tho enemy
Brltt was beaten All tho way In
some ~ The rounds n 20 trua ha had
Inc better M tbe milling ana In ,,ost
of the boxine no oittsciencId and out.
clevered tba VIM, lad FROM IIoeo-
,yisrh Rut tbrougbout all - tba 10
flo avon when Rr,tt saey,od 80 ba
doing tho hest os HE work e,,eD a.
tho times when The naive con
frlonds Selt a "tirrirg % bnne Min
fbem the Dane kent comino on con-
ing on--alwevs Gaming forward a.
nc h,,tli,,,y ~ ,,.nt,i5 80
nied Ue TOOK ali tbot Rritt Ma IN
Riye veatbered tbo storm WITH
smile and won
WHAT GEORGE SGLER SAYS,
The Dano is tlne
In tho ottas,,tHs .,,,,, nj, ,.o.,o.s.,.,.
hattie no disnnse1 ~ ie ~ e'i E5 way
p,Jtt ana 6o AZ i, do,isi,,nJ. -, S 1,I,
nressi,eiv All 80 No., i, 10y a." p ,n.-
tler ON cvarytbinc tbst no~ta1n ,,'t % ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-16
s'DRUN X e NJ NJ Z s S"
Cigarette and Tobacco Habits
Cured by
TR9B
T-R9B

"Blg Lew" Foster Owner OF many
race horses and known all over tho
Pacific coast writes ON July 10, 1902
and verltes the first letter on Feb
fuary 2. 1905 Read them
Il was a slave TO whlskey and Gig
prettes for II year commenced In
June taking TRlB' When com.
menced / weighed 2i6 pounds, and
was almost helpless "TRlp mas sure
~ cured me Of both habits"
February g. 1905. Mr. Foster writes
again. Here Il Is. This Is only one
or the many letters we haye-yu,uu-
Nariy sent TO us;
'Pl 'ase find draft for $3.50 Send
me one dozen treatments 90 TRlB'
book 'TRIB' myself and never folt bet.
Fer IN my life than do now. h2H'
gone down IN weight TO 1875 pounds.
pnd never think of using either lpu1r
or tobacco any more ! know of 2j
cures. You can get references from
onost Of them n You care 10 write.
enclose names. Sincerely yours"
Investigate this remedy while we
IRE offering YOU an absolute guara ntee
with every treatmnt.
Price $3.50 per treatment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-16
BOULDER GAME IS
CATCH Of SEASON.
Strong Colorado Team the Best
0pposcnt Utah Will Have
This Year
MADOOGK'S TEAM IS LIGHT.
0sly One Heavy Man Scheduled for
Lineup SO Far aod He is Cap
tain Peterson

Tho n,oo, irnportart event Of thc ,y.eg
A.. ~, ..,,..t.. ,.. ,..,,.. .,., ....,.,, A.,
~ '''' "'"'''''" '"' ''' '' ''.''' '
Utah Of Coach Joseph Maddox Of Nh"
'ufvotaliy of Trtah and tho brpjprlnt. nf
",,,..' VI ''', '"' '''' S'''''''N ''
framing TOT ms ''"H'
The opening N the season points 90
yrcnt aclIoyo,rcnt. ami mart frgr, au
WV '""'N :" ''''' p''''' '"' '.'" I'''
isor TO secure recognition lu ile'ds t'r OUT
side Of t.ah liz obiortlyp f,r. tbe ,o,t.
4. .,o 5.r.., p',5. ,r,...
me "'i'ai "I h'NI"'I II'r '''N |7
decidedly 'hc strongest of these which
'iah VIII meet ana by DEER showing
"h''",' WIZ '''
9"Us'" 'h' b""' ''"''' "' '' ''"''''
instead " In Utah. and a U time WUau
tho season may VOL bo said Ia uc III Iie
clinpv Roulder plays a ruigdie-,,psi ri..
Gun I'm addition t1 being tile .uul, to.,g.-
do tcln deemed worthy of ulttirg AGAINST
"A coast team Victory over ID would pIlr.
Utah ae hlan as she lpuy hone tD gat th 81
year and higher than victory over amy
other available team. except stanford
BOULDER GREATEST olPuNhNI'
u,,,a,r DO t,c n,t, loom, .lt,t r,.t
r.tt"I"y u' Is o,', 4'I IN.
',an Key ~, " IA, ~ ,pN h"' N"N'
SoN, I'VE, 49, .nur'"1sN "tu ',, '', ,i'-
~, ""' ~ a., ,EI"', .',,, ..,,, ., /"
~ scnr,s r,"do 1'f,Hie stapdipg mnr,I-
~ 'Vul,r 'i"N, =, W. 4,',"V,'t "bF"
n.N hEnoi ,m W., w uS, n" l',i'Ii, """a,
lbcld ia settle thr matter l,tahs chance
IS coming now. and it is the bali Of the
or other games there arc none of great
moment as the play or Ctah places her
.unlte ont Of a class with the isl of ana
tagouIsts Unless surprises Otd decided ua-
tufe are SPRUNG Titan should not ne scui-
ed against and should run up scores ape
proachlng 90 on each of her antagonists.
fs.ng .t 1ur1 in u kind az fIu|a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-16

or School of Mines aud Montana right
in row. bat don't think there will he
uuy coast games. Berkeley refused %
play us. and stanford had already siEcnd
Tor the Thanksgiving date when We tried
ion o. The Boulder game Will be- our
glmn 90 jhc year.
The schedule go far Rs arranged calls
Tor games aH follows;
Oct. l4-Moutuna u. at Montana
Oct. gl-Dcuyer L. at Salt Lake
OCT ga G. a. at logan.
Nov 4-B0ulder gt Boulder
Nov. i1--Godeu School ~ Mines at
Nov G5-Colorado A. G. at salt Lake
Nov. 31--liuslSell Indians at Salt Lake
Not am the contracts for these games
are signed. and changes may occur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-16
MGILL PLAYS RACES.
Nephew Of the Soted "PIttshurG Phil" Is
At tho Game.

Jimmy McGul, the young nephew Of
the late Pittsburg Phil who inherited
$780, 600 from the dead plunger on the
distinct understanding that he should
never play the races, was IN the bet
ting ring at Saratoga last week wa
gering with as much gusto as when he
handled the commissions OF his famous
uncle at a time when the latter was
I'm the hcyday Of health and smiling
good fortune.
McGirs entrec on the scene occa-
stoned no end of comment among the
professional operators In the ring.
lie started Ike a winner and In the
FIRST race raped The bOokmakers for
so, 600.
Operating on the same principle that
made Plttsburg Phil a millionaire,
young McGW clnChed his money
lie played Marjoram to show at even
money and cashed.
Not a cent did he wager straight or
placed, and that his judgment was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-16

good was shown when Maioram cam
In behind Sir Lyneewood and Pat Bul
yer
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DouIl DrugCo

Owl corner next
d uor to ne w
Postomce,
agents
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&c. Schramm,

Cor. let So. and
Main SITS, where
The cars stop
Sole
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BELLE PHOTO SUPPLY CO.
Developing Finishing Fl F.. Third s,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-21

geiudt ShOls Saloon. glo.
mo. Blasa. Stets frifdes gier an