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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
Grsney Win OHciate.

San Francisco. April 4.--At Me chanics' pavilion the boxing tourna- ment Of three nights for the national amateur championships will begin tonight. The sale of seats has been % large that there Is very little doubt bHf the pavilion. big as it is. wilI be filled to It's capacity Every thing points to a most successful tournament. the best of its kind ever held under the rules of the Amateur Athletic union It is expected that there will be twenty-five three-roune bouts tonight With the large en- try list if viII be necessary to hold that many bouts each night of the tournament Eddie Grsney wfIl be referee.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
Brought Big Crowd.

Augusta. Ne. April i.-The ex- pec,ation that Marion Carey. who the royernment claims was a rival of Mrs Alice r. Cooper for the affee- lions of Charles D. Worthy. Jr. would be a witness to-day at the trial of Mrs Cooper on charge of murdering Worthy. attracted a cro-d to the court house. It is alleged that jeaI- ousy of Miss Carey. a 11-year-oIsI girl, prompted Mrs Cooper to shoot Worthy. At the beginning Of to-dsy's session Mrs John Drake Of Windsor. vho testified yesterday. resumed the stand for crn<s-examination-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
The German Langusr.

Altogether German is rorsiays spoken bT ahost Tsleso.see people German thgs ranks third fn number among the fosr leading languages of Europe. the first being English. the second Rsssisn and the f0zrth Frsuch- 1nese figures do not fnclude the Duteh language For slth0uxh Dstch. from a Iinraissie point Of sfeE. -sprsssn-s the low German b-z1ch of the Fran coziz1 dIzlscs. fs has developed a lit- erzry lszgzzss of i.s oun-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
smith Kill Passed.

AIbzny. April 4.-The senate to- say passed the Smith bill amending the insurance laws. regulating and .axfax the mutual fire insurancs companies and prohibiting comran- ie< located In this state from doing business where sueh companies are urzathorfzed. The bill Is aimed st the 70 called New England compzn- trx orrznfred ia. Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04

that city to build a tusnty-one footer and sail ft in the series. The deal is considered the most important In varhfirz for some years. as it gives the LEV,on races international inter est Mr Fear1sife ts a member Of the Royal Hamilton. Royal Victoria ard Royal Canadian Yacht eluhs The bazt is to be hn keeleT and to ha finished On Jane T.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
rudia's Army Rife.

The stan of workm.n al the Indian government rife factory at Ishapur has been largely augmented. as it is desired to increase the output of rifles for the army. The army in India is being equipped with the new short rife. which has been adopted despite the protests against it. but t ~iIl he some little time before the distrisation can be completed and She necessary re- serve cf the weapons turned out
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
Many Churches Represented.

Maiden. Mass, April 4-More than POO New England churches were re presented at the opening of the 10th annual session of the New England Methodist Episcopal conference in this city today. Bishop David H. Moore of Portland. Oregon. who ar rived here last night, will preside over all the meetings which are being held in the Central NJ. F.. church. Af- ter Holy Communion to-day organiza- tion was perfected. The conference sermon was preached by Rev Samuel NJ. Dick of Worcester.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
Depew's Destination.

New Haven, April 4.-The declina- tion of United States Senator Chaun- cey NJ. Depew to stand for reelection to the corporation of Yale university was announced to-day from the os- flee of the secretary of the uniyersi- ty, as follows:
 "Mr c. M. Depew has declined to be a candidate for reelection to the Yale corporation. Official notice, of this fact will be sent to the gradu- ates in the regular circular issued from the secretary's office about May lst"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
BIG DISCOUNTS.

Elegant new pianos will be sold for 13 and F off regular prices.
 The stock comprises such well known makes as McPhail, Steinway. Knabe, Ivers X Pond, Shoninger. Lehr, Riddle, Kayton, Doll and oth- CTS of equal note.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
Esrepesi frpn AstIam.

MiddIesouu- April 4-Gzrrett Roman. sn inmate of the state inssne asyIam. committed from New Haven made his escspe frun that inssftu- fioa last night tT cutting through the bars of his windov- He wss cap tzrei to-day ia the northern psrt of the city and whez captured said ke had just had a Hghf with a herd of sin elephants and tkzt vas all thes oozIf do to hin
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
DEPEW IS ALL IN
HE IS NOW ACCOMPANYING IN
 THE MOUNTAINS.
He Will Not Be Able to Resume His Seat Again at This Session
 of Congress.

New York, April 4.-The Tribune to-day says:
 Senator Depew, who left Wash ington month ago on the advice of his physician, will not, in all proba bility, resume his seat in the senate during the present session. Since he returned from the capital the sen
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
Rhiruy Bfu.

washington- APrfI l-The uT- r.rev deaciezry spprU7ristion hils r.s taken up in the senate today Arsozg it's prosisSozs is one apprt.- rrixsing tse.see to pay the sx- peasss cf the delegates to the thI-E frfe~rsftonzl conference of the A-erfczn states to bs hsld ia Rio Iansfro zsxt July.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
Sullivan Leaves London.

London, April f.-James E. Sulli- van. secretary of the Amateur Ath- letic union, who is to represent the United States at the Olympic games which open at Athens. Greece, April 22. left London to-day to join the American athletes who are expected to arrive at Naples about April 17.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
BURNED AT BONFIRE.

Ansonia. April 4.--While playing around bonfire late yesterday after noon, Marie, the eight-year-old daughter of E. J. Flanagan. was SO badly burned that her recovery is doubtful.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
Struck an Open Switch.

Norfolk, Va. April IA serious wreck occurred on the Norfolk X Western railroad to-day. A fast ex- press ran into an open switch. It is not known whether anyone was killed or the extent of the injuries sustained. It is reported the train was consumed by fire.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
"wHAT BEAUTIFUL sIDEBoARDs
 YnT ARE sELIING.-

We're making extraordinary large sales on sideboards. You'll buy one of us if you come in and see the show. SIS up to ss5 in Golden Oak. s35 to si00 in Mahogany. with Ta- bles. China Closets and Chairs to match
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
YOU OUGHT TO SEE THE
 NEW PARJOR SUITS

Some of three pieces, others have five pieces. and they're the most pleasing lot we've ever offered for sale. Such a selection as we offer is not to be equalled between New York and Boston with the advantage of delivery without any bother to you. Prices s25 to 1925 the suit.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
Rruers on Strike.

Springfield. April 4.--About me hundred employees of the Springfield and Liberty Brewing companies went out on strike this morning for ? general advance of si a week in wages. The breweries are completely tied un
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
New Set of Demands.

Scranton, April 4.-Word was re- ceived in this city to-day from New York that when the anthracite oper- ators' and the miners committees reconvene tomorrow in that city, the latter will present to the opera tors new set of demands modified from those which the mine owners have so steadfastly rejected.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
Some Mines Working.

Pittsburg. April 4-Nfore mines were in operation in the Pittsburg district today than yesterday but at none was the full complement of the miners at work.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
s.ooo FLEETWOOD RANGES
 SOLD IN wATERBt RY.

Speaks eloqusntly for the good- ness Of the GIenvoOd. doesn't it- And Glenvoods are good ranges. fine bakers. economical in the use of coal. stay blscked easily. look good. wear good. cost no more than other ranges without the Glenvood good ness
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
photopraphpr Is Dead.

Bridgeport, April 4.-F. M. Mon- tignanti, the photographer who st- tempted suicide yesterday. died to- day in St Vincent's hospital. lie leaves a widow and daughter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
FEARNsIDE ENTERS.
He Will Have a New Twcnty-one
 Footer for Lipton Races.

Chicago. April An doubts as 10 the entry of a Canadian boat in the next Lipt0n cup races were re- moved yesterday when F.. s. Baleom of the Columbia Yacht club returned from Hamilton. Ont, with a signed contract from J. II. Fearnside of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
Re-umed wak To-day.

UwzsvHle. AV-fl 4-Ibe paper miIl ef Frzak F Rcher-saz F-sar1-f arerz- tons today after shnf down ef rhre< uee<S ez1-d by gvsrxtoek cf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
State Boards Offer.

Springfield, III, April 4.-The state board of arbitration has offered its services to the miners and operators of Illinois.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
OUR LINE OF CUSTOM TAILORING

combining the most CORRECT STYLES with the utmost dura- bility.
 The excellent CLOTHES we turn out are we'll known to punches" of the we'll dressed young men of the town.
 They are of splendid construc- tion throughout. The materials are always of the very highest grade. and the CLOTHES are splendidly made. In addition we make speciality of COLLEGE STYLES for the young fellows who want this particular cut ot clothes.
 Suits.to-measure, s16 to $45.
 MAH0N, Tailor, Lewis B'Id'g. No. 65 Bank St.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
UPRIGHT PIANO, S155.

Like new, oak case, fine tone.
 To those who are unable to pay all cash for a piano the easiest kind of easy terms will be extended. This is bona fide closing out sale, and if you need a piano you will be fool ish if you don't at least go and in vestigate.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
Easter Weddings
 Brings NEW HOMES.

This furniture store is furnishing lots of new homes this spring. We've planned for the biggest business bought carloads of the best goods from the leading manufacturers. MADE OUR PRICES LOW ENOUGH to induce the most economical people to do their furniture buying at this store.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
JOHN ALEXANDER
 THE OPPOSED
HE HAS HIS SAY ABOUT THE
 BOUNCE GIVEN HIM.
He Treats With Contempt What He Calls the Powerless Allegations
 That Have Been Made Against Him.

Ocotlan, Mexico, April 1.-The fol lowing statement was made by John Alexander Dowie to the Associated
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
WEATHER FORECAST.

F~ec1ss fer CeaHe.tiruf- FsiF ta- uix.sfs Thwr~1av fair rspaseT fn zfrer nzaa sEf evezin- ExAt westerly
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04

Most all of these pianos are new. although some have been slightly used or rented.
 High class cabinet grand upright, regular prices $500, S450, S4O0 and $35O, going at this sale for S3s7, s3S7, s2s7 and s237.
 Good standard makes, upright, reg ular prices s30O, $275, s250, to be clos ed out for S227. $217 and S1S7. Every piano fully warranted.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
WE GUARANTEE GLENwOoTDs. THE MAKERS GUARANTEE
 THE RANGES ALSO.

gEenwoods are sure bzkers- " you-re going to bur range. decide positively that it uilI be none offer but a GIenwood- Yoa'H be glad rrss. last and all the time.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04

UPRIGHT PIANO, $SO. A good standard make in fine con dition, rare bargain.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-12-19
HAND=SEWED HARNESS.

Our harness is pride, because is the best Only skilled
the Studbaker harness factories and piece gdy inspect
the factory Ours about the only genuine hand sewed harness
have tried Studebakes harness the set here
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-12-19

Private adves from the weather that big freeze
You ought be prepared have good then Come
fit you We will be pleased show YOU and the al
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-04
WQeriet.

- 6eute t1Dreer nm 10 ubr trai
bic oemutratiibe gountp . 9pnnen'
ton, melhe Die Delegation CUR Stats
tDnuentiDn uuo au ben &Dnpentips
taeu fir ben Suiti5'D iftritt, ben Sc
mats Diitritt uno ben &unareBs9i'
ftrift ernenren iDa, in Der Wartts
hale suiammen. @iu Worris nuroe
gum tempDrdren uno gum perrnanens
ten W~OrfiBenoen eruGblt uno es mur'
ben &ornites ernanut, un Borihldee
fir Die perlbiebeuen 9eleaotipnen
gu MAIDEN. Bis aur Belt. oa mir
our Brefie gin9en, batter Die &onti'
tee nod riht berihtet.
6err 6. @auien, 5rau uni
E0hter iino mad Californian abee'
reiit, UNI in benz ih6nei1 Santa Bar
bara ben &eit oes Summers 81 per'
brinaen.
Die ftdotiihen Museaben fir
ben Wouat Suli beliefen fid auT 1924, :
&c., SO. 9apon fUntmen auf oas Stra,
Ben $ D%epartemert $3495. 10; Stra=
Benreinigung uno SanitGt 1929. 70;
Den Marft $3.50; sSluB uno DitHes
$222.25; BDliaei $4816.97; Seuer.
mebr $4119.9 go; Die Barfs $943; oas
00spital 1865; Saldre $3051. "a; oas
@eiunobeits' Separtement $1347. 80;
Die Office oes Snaenieurs &c;
Station fir Seueralarm $500; lous
fenoe Iusgaben $359.84.
@ol. z. s. Inoerior, Der @es
neral BafiaaiersW aent Der Gaoliben
Tacific 8abn, bat oen reuen Naht.
aua pDn Gan NntDnio nah 6uuftDn
iiber Die neue 2inie nia gueru uno
8ictotia "The Sam Houston" oe.
tauft.
@ah elmer tiiralib erlaKenen
Betimmuna erbalten Die 2anobrief.
traaer in ieoem Sabre finfsebn Gage
Serien bel boiler 8esablune.
SIN SGomeftlihen Srrenuipl
itno oeribie6ene 8erbeierunaen pors
genDmrlen tuoroen. 10 oaB in 8utunFt
t1ebr Batienten aufaenomtner mers
Den tonnel. Das 6auptaebdube bat
Beranoa' 3 erbalten uno man bat einen
neuen GBiaal ein9eridtet, moourb
i'm Sauptgebduoe &aum fir 8immer
9eihaffen muroe. @eeenpartia be.
lnoerl lid 236 Batienten in Der Mns
itatt.
Slr StraBen.8 einiauue uno
Sanltdt bat bic Staot i'm nerfoHe.
men Wonat Die ungebeure Summe
BON $9,2s9.95 ausaeeeben. uno
nun betradte man Die StraBen uno
lebe. mas oafiir aeleiitet puroen it'll
8lroe oas @elo ribtia ansemenoet,
10 t,tiBte Die Staot bic refine Bubs
tube iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-04

Sn SetaterinDsIam muroen bier
Streitfibrer perbaftet uno es tam
babel au einer1 8~uiammenitDs stuis
ihen Streitern uno B0li3iften, bod
gelana eS ben 2ebteren, ihre @efarls
aener in Siherbeit gu bringen. Sn
Der Staot 9antara 1T Der @ouners
ueur ourh cine 8smbe er11Droet
tuDroen. Mne m5eliHen @eribte
iino in Der 6auptftaot in unllauf.
Sc heiBt, BET &aiier habe bic 8erus
funa oes @rafen 6eDoen uno Der atis
rem Duma ; Witglieoer in's Wfiniites
rum nift aebiaigt uno Bremier.
miniiter StDlDpir moIe ~oeStuege1 re-
fignieren; es beiBt AUDI, Der @ruBs
firit WicDlaua ioQe gum Sberbefebl2s
baber aler Iruppen er1arnt ino Doe
nit Der erite Sbritt CUR WilitGrs
Diftatur getart tperoen. @as BON
oieien @eriiHten pabr lit, meiB man
nidt, bic einsige Tatiahe, Die man
tennt, 1T oaB StDlDpin cine lanae
unterreoung nit benz Gaiier in Be.
terbuf eebabt bat.
Staatsietretar &oDt lit ibDn
mieoer BON HiD be Saneiru abaereiit.
CHARLES pooiDn, Der ereiBia
Sabre lang Der 6auptclert Der ar1eris
taniiHen 8otihaft in 2DnoDn mar.
lit geitDrben.
Ser Seem Orleanier 8Gders
meiIter @e0rg 2eioenbeiuaer, iiber
oeiien Werhaftung in Deutiblano uir
bereits berihtet haben, ift elmer fpd.
teren Sepeihe aufolge bereits tuieoer
in Jreibeit geIebt mDrben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-04
@bei@etonugs statiStif.

Das 3enius'B Bureau lit eifria nit
ben Gorbereitunaen fir Die Nufs
nabn1e zines 6eiratss une gbeideis
ounas 2enius. uie oerielbe bonn
&DnareB a~n9eDronet nDroen. be-
lhaftigt. Die 5tatiititen fiir Die
BeriDoe bonn l. Sa1uar 1887 bis
gum 81. December 1906 ioner ges
iammelt peroen. Gpesials Naentert,
noelde pom 8ureatl abaeoronet uers
ben, ipaen Die Statiittfen suiammer,s
brin9en. 8undhit miro man Die
gheiheiouugs' Statiititen l%atnntelrt.
Das Bureaus fir Arbeitsaneelegen<
beiten nabm cine dbnlihe @nquete
in 1S87-88 nDr fir Die nprberees
benoen 20 Sabre unb Der iebt in Mns
griff aenUmmene 8enius miro aes
mifermaBen cine JDrtlebuno Der
oalnaligen Nrbeiten oes &unmii1Grs
Carroll 8. @riabt reprdientieren.
Briabts Beriht fir Die 20 Sabre.
enoeno am 81. DECEMBER 1886, pies
cine Selammt3ahl unr 1913. TIC gbes
iheiounaen fir Die ~betreffenoe 8es
rlDoe auf. Ser rleue 8enius miro
oabin erpeitert meroen, oaB nibt
nnr bic 8obl Der mirtlih aemdbrteu
@beiheiouugen feitgeitent meroen
i0a, ionoern aud Die 3abl Der @ez
iuhe, melbe abgemielen muroen.
ooer nod ibmeben ntDaen. Wan
ihdBt. DAB Die 8ahl Der @beiheis
oungsaeluhe in Den lebter ananaia
Sabren cine MiliDn iiberfteigen
oirfte.
Diele 8eniusaufnabn1e lit teine
geringe Iufaabe. Die Ngenten bes
Bureaus mifen fait ieoes gDuntn
IN Den Ser. Staten, etpa 5000 i'm
ganaen, bsiuben, I'M Die Nrdliue in
Den Gountpiiben gu ourhfprlhen.
Weit ben aroBen Stdbteu miro Der
Gnfana gemaht peroen, uno apar
am l. Auguit. @s lit Die Gebe oa=
BON. Dab cine Der Solgen oieies 8en'
Jug Die Nnnabme eines Bunoess gbes
i1eiounas 8eiebes ieirt mirb, bod
1T oies faum mabriheinlih. &c
more auBeroroentlih i9nierig. Die
baufi9 iib iebr raoital pioerlpres
henoen B~eitimmunaen Der Staatss
geiebe, betrefeno Die s~unerldiiiaen
@rlinoe fir @beibeiounaen. gu bar
mDniiieren uno in manden sSdaen,
pie 8. 9. in Sios@arolina, no Die
Staats &onititutiou iiberbaupt bic
8Gltlgteit elmer gbeideioung niht
anerfennt, miiroe oantit cine &C.
leBesuerlebun9 aelhehen. Ser Ben.
lug piro, oOm i0Si0lUgiiben Stano'
punt aus betrahtet, b6h1t intera
eliant lein, aber ais 9runolaae fiir
Bunoesgeiebgebuna ourfte er iih
nibt ueruerten laiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-04
Gpt. Sttp w abrHruttS iiber ieine 8et@
Te ,tacb WfeEtfDs

ueber feline &eiIe nod WterifU
nladte gpl. OttD 8abrmuno, Br6s
1ioent unIerer Nusiteuun9s= @eiea'
iboft eiuem8 erihteritatter oer nTreie
Brei5e" Die foleenoen Witteiluugen:
,Sn meiner Gealeitun9 betonoer
Sida Der GetretGr Der @efenibaft S.
Mt, Bance, Briaaoes General S. u.
@learp uno 6idter u. Wt. Ber5oz
luce pDr Wpnterep, Der Die Sreuno'
lihteit batte, in unlerer unterhals
tuna nit benz 8ralioenten Dias als
DDlmetIcner su funaieren. Wtr refs
item in eiuem Spestals BuIutan uno
botteu cine lebr angenebne Sabrt
burh bic pDn bdufiQeu &eQen aufges
frilhten bllbenoen Teloer Der 0ahs
barrepublif. Sn oer 0auptitaot pur'
ben MIR pon Senpr IlbinD st. Nuu'
/ cip, Der fdon mebrere Sabre Die
Republit WeritD auf Der NusiteQung
. pertrat uno Die meritauilde Nbtei'
luna leitete, auf oas 2tebensniroigs
fte empfanaen. Im nahiten Gage
1teQte er uns sunGmlt begn Wttnilter
s. q. Nloaloro nor. bet aebenbei gez
laat in Deutlblanb ftnoiert BAT uno
elm aieBenoes 9eutId lpriht unb oer
uns an5eiete, oaB Der Brdlioeut oaa
Rornite an, f1lgenoen 1aae i'm
ShluIfe Gbapnlteeec EN- )Iaaee1 ner'
be. gs lit lonft niht iiblih am gn'
De Der Wuhe 9eleaatiunen cine Iu'
oiens au erteilen, aber in Wnbetraht
oes noeiten Beges. ben mir suriidges
legt uno oes 8nefes unIerer Siitte
fano cine Nnsnabme itatt.
BrGiioent 9ias mar Die Sreunos
lidteit ielbit. iein Dfenes bieoeres
Muftreten perbanute iofort ieoeu
3manQ; es purben uns StibIe an'
eepieien, wdbrenb Dee BrafiL mi
ielbIt Blab nabrt uuo nun entipann
ftG1 cine unterbaltuna fre! DDn ieoer
Gillette unD 10 berSlib i'm Ton, als
Oh mir alte Befannte mdren. Sd
iiberreidte benz greiien Sberhaupi
Der @epublit elm ei9enbdnoiges
Gdreiben 0es @ouu. 2anbam, nos
rim 8rdftoent Diaa ein9elaoen miro,
bic MusftelIuna in Son NntDniD 81
beluben uno bortielbft init BEN
@ouoerneur aulammensutreffen.
Brdlibent Dias iab iid g~eatuun9en.
bic @tnlaoung nit Beoauerr a6auleb'
men; er betunoete aber aroBes Snte'
reiie fir unler nnternebmen unb mirt
pernutlim eii1enE tnilitdrilhen Nb1e'
ianbten, iopie cine Der beiten Wili,
t1rtcpenen ihidol, Die Werito auf
sutpeiIen bat. Nu1 cine Beteiligun(
Werito's nit leinen Snouitrie' uni
2anbprDbutten itebt in Nusiiht
Wir batten bel unierem Beiub Der
Srrtut1 aufsufldren, als ob Die Nus'
iteIuna r,ur cine Biebs@ usftequnl
lei, tupourh cine gang falihe 8ur
iteuuna iiber bieielbe aeihafen mor
ben mar.
Das &uuaite bat bic @euiBbeit er
lanet, oaB Der Beiub in Der 6aupt
ftabt Weritp BON grDBem 9ubet
mar. ni9t tur. UNI bic STE
aierung fir oa8 unternebmen su in'
tereffieren, ionoern aud meiter'
&reiie. aus melhen itd 9auieno'
bDt BeiuBern retrntierer meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-04
@alneftom's geeDamtl.

madat oas Wenlbenleben bort 10 Il.
der. mie auf Dem 6ohlanbe. g. @.
@oooloe. Der in Duttor1 Stra6e in
8aco. mohnt, braudt teiner Slider.
beitsoamm. gr ihreibt: SD babe
Or. Sings Neue gntoeGung fir
Mussebrung felt ben lebter fiinf Sab
rem aebrauht uno Tie erhdlt mid ee.
iunb. 8Drber batte i'd Suiten, Der
INNER idlimmer muroe. SEPT 1T &c
perihmunoen." &urirt 6uiten,
@rippe u. nerbttet pneumonia. See
be Slaihe garantiert bel s. &alteper
& Sobn uno Noolpb Dreis. 8reis
SOC uno ST.. 8robeflaihe frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-04
seiet Siss.

@reenbiae. Ser, ben ID. 9eiem, 1902
Or. 6 %. 5au, ct. Souls, Mo.
0erter Serrl
Sd babe SIR rSeras 8unoer", Sal's
9roBe @ntbeduns, ielbt uub in meiner
6ar1tlie gegen Nierens un6 BlaIen. 2eioen
9ebraubt uno tam oaSielbe beiteus emf
problem. Bin foaar lbe-seust. baB, toent
permanent 9enmomen, es unfebIbar tue
rieren muB.
Sobahtunasnol
s. $. Gnbero n,
Seputb @Duntb glerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-04
I'm 0nnbert aeaen ISinS

gu &%oettet1, mnB man leiner Sadie Iehf
iifer gu ietn. 8enu es Itd aber um cine
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gen boiler Santbarteit, oa6 QnafeIis Yin.
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ter &Co., Box 24I6, New York.
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Elm TEXAS WUNDER.

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gum 8ertauf bel allen Sru9atIfen.
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