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HALF interest In up TO date steam laundry
excellent location. New York City: established IL
years: S4,5O0 required.
-W1GGIN CO., ISL Broadway.
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GENERAL country store In Sullivan county
under present management Is Years; $4,000 busi'
ness yearly: will sell with property on easy terms
owner retiring. Particulars at
MCDONALD WIGGINS co.. 17 Broadway.
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SMOKELESS POWDER company. located clos
to New York, requires $50 900; good opening FOL
safe investment. Particulars at
MCDONALD WIGGINS co. z7 Broadway.
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AN established business. located downtown,
offers good opening for party with 5000 TO invest
Particulars at
MCDONALD 1GGINS CO., 27 Broadway,
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$50, 900 capital required In an established COM
pany manufacturing staple household articles;
thorough Investigation Invited.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co, 267 Broadway.
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PATENT LOCK for telephones; something new
price, 81 .a00.
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$1,000 LOAN wanted for Q months: protected b.
printing plant valued at 5000,
MCDONALD. VIRGINS q Est Broadway.
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1900 WILL secure sol shares stock (oontrollins
interesD In electrical contracting company. ni'
city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05

q 1000 BUYS established meat market doing ~
business mon thly: rent, $50.
MCDONALD. WIGGINS CO., 257 broadway.
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ON THE SOUND: a large tract OF water front
property: excellent site for country residence or
splendid opportunity for speculation. Apply TO
MCDONALD WIGG1NS co, 257 Broadway.
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ARCHITECT BUSINESS with two ofnces Il
growing towns on Long Island; price, S700:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o.. 2S7 Broadway.
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$500 BUYS old established awnings. &c. bust.
ness. located downtown. this city; death oompel'
''' MeboNaI6 .w1GGINsoo. ,57 Broadway.
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OF o
For SALE.

BOROUGH OF THE BRoNX-FoRpHAM.
-. II. on Grand avenue Conc block from Jerome
Sse.l. VIII sell whole or part. Very desirable
property for suburban residences or apartment
1ouses: Easy terms N desired.
SEoFGE c. WARREN. es Federal ST.. Boston.
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WANTED-Ah EXPERIENCED AND cApA.
BILE MAN TO TAKE CHARGE or OUR PACKING
ROOM. APPLY TO JAS. G.. JOHNSON q CO.,
220 MERCER ST. ,
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PARTNER WANTED with 81. 500 in wholesale
butter and egg business; $25 weekly salary offered
good opening for some one.
McDONALD-WIGGtN % 257 Il roadway.
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10000 BUYS established manufacturing bushes
doing 81. 900 business monthly.
MCDONALD -WIGGINS co., 2b7 Broadway.
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10 LET F0R BUSINESS PURPOSES
COUNTY.


VERY desirable lot for private residence. high
class surroundings, beautiful location on the Hud
son. near station. half hour out Address b. L..
box i0i Sun once.
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THIS BEATS NEW LERSEy.-Charters cheap
for mining, milling, manufacturing. railroads or
any other industrial pursuit. laws, blanks tree,
PHILLIPS LAWRENCE, former Asst. Sec. Of state,
Huron, y. u.
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PRINTING PLANT on i4th st. for sale. equipped
with all necessary machine W price s2,o10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO, e57 Broadway.
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ESTABLISHED manufastuItne business, pro-
MCDONALD -WIGGINS CO.. 167 Broadway.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALR.

AN ELDERLY man wishes a position a. handy
man on gcntlemAn's estate. anywhere within the
boundary OF the United Stated, where strict honesty
and sobrcty Is appreciated. and where. he can put
TO some Use his knowledge OF machinery. hay
ing been q hrst class machinist. In his. younger
days. am not a user OF tobacco In any form.
desire for q home Is my only reason for insert
ing this ad. Please address z. A., box lo Sun
ONCE,
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PLAINPIELD, ". J.-lN acre farm. uutbuild
lngs all indictments; price, $4,000, Including stock
10000 without.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. experienced. wishes
position. city or country; do all repairs: moderate
wages; best references. BARTCH 1905 paoino st.
Brooklyn.
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FOR SALE.

CANARsIE LOTS AT AUCTION
august It'll. 1905, at IL o'clock noon in the Brooklyn
E!teA Estate Exchange. lso Montague st. Close to
ihe new extension of the Kings County Elevated
,h'.R. Send for a descriptive map. JERE Ohm
~ SR;; CO. I'll Montague st.. and lS7 Broad
ACRES, Jamaica. 5000 per acre: Is at Wood
Saven. DC. fare. 5000 per acre; 500 acres West
Nostrand av, D
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5000 BUYS commission hosiery business clear.
Ing 4 1000 pronts yearly: good opening for some one.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CO, PSI Broadway,
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ABOUT 100000 capital 10 required By large. high
tapestry pleoe goods, draperies.. &c.; $50 900 orders
On hand: present capacity Of plant cannot hsndie
ncDoNALD-WiGGINS CO., 2S7 Broadway.
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WE OFFER FOR ALE o modern, up To- dato
making and cold storage machinery: centrally TO-
Gated IN heart Of Grester New York; having nne
can readily. and az small cost. be converted into
Ice and cold storage plant; real estate, plant and
machiuery for sale. Details at
MCDONALD .WIGGTNs CO.. 257 broadway,
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BUSINESS PERSONAL.

SITUATIoNiwANTED by married couple work Of
any kind. city or vicinity. Y. C..s state d.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

BY lady teacher of the deaf. graduate Of the best
amily as teacher OF a deaf child or one With I'm.
perfect speech. A. G., box 100 Sun once.
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HOTEL on the water front, downtown. this city
under present management 10 years; 5000 pront'
'McboNAED.WIGaINs CO.. psf Broadway.
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$1,000 LOAN WANTED for one year: capits
needed to NIL large governm ent contract. Par
MCDONALD -wlGGINs co.. 2s7 Broadway.
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featuring plant In Greater New York; valued a.
esso, 900 and covering 6H. acres. Particulars o.
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ness making Iron specialtIes, owning nnely located,
S Ssa sss''S Ssa R!ssi ssS ssiaL ,'ss: 81 g. ss ans sss:.
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HOTEL and roadhonse IS miles out; nrst class
dancing pavilion, barns, sheds. &c; price. $4,000
including property.
WIGGI 20. Isl BROADWAY.
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ACTIVE wanted with 1900 In broom
and whisk broom manufacturing business. Apply
10
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START 4 NEWSPAPER

A PROFITABLE opportunity offered capable
men with 81 900 cash to PARTED pate In new plan OF
srlllng groceries and furniture BY mall: Investment
fully protected. q. & r.. box 10 sun once.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
REFUGEE COT TTAGES
BEING RUSHED.
Father Crowley Making
Rapid Headway With
Work Started by Him

Work on the first cottage for refu-
gees was begun yesterday on a slope
Of Mission Park on the southeast cor
.ner OF Dolores and Nineteenth streets
under the direction of Father D. o.
Crowley. representing the Mission Pro-
motion Association. Sixty men and six
teams were employed in the work.
which was commenced at early morn
ing Of the Sabbath day.
BY o'clock in the afternoon the
work reached that point where the
carpenters were almost ready for the
roofing.
The intention is to build cottages to
accommodate thirty families. giving to
each household a residence with suit
able cOnv veniences.
Henry FeiEe, the foreman OF the car
pentry work, said that the first cot
age, which viii accommodate one fam
ily, VIII be ready for occupancy within
ten days.
Feige has furnished the plans, which
call for q living-rOom, two bedrooms,
kitchen, bath and porch extending
along the front OF the dwelling. The
living-room will be finished with nat
ural pine and burlap viii be used to
cover the ceiling. The rest OF the rooms
will be double boarded. and the side
walls and ceilings covered with burlap.
The bedrooms Will be stained green.
There viii be q pressed brick open fire.
place in the living-rOom and Dutch
dresser.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06

gramme will be addresses by men of
prominence. James D. Phelan will
make the presentation speech and
Mayor Schmitz will reply. General
James A. Smith will follow with an
grafton.
All officers of the First California
Volunteer Infantry are requested to
meet on Wednesday evening at the
headquarters of the First Regiment, c..
N. c.. at Buchanan and Waller streets.
The following committees were ap-
pointed yesterday:
Arrangements-Colo Thomas F.
ONeil, Colonel Charles Boxton, Colonel
III. T. Slime. Lieutenant Colonel Thomas
j. McCraigh, Captain p. T. Riley, Cap
tain John J. West, Marc Anthony.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H. T. Sine, Ma
jor S. o. Beasley, Captain E. A. Self
ridge, Lieutenant ]. OBJ. Gum, Captain
E. s. Hitler, Lieutenant II. P. OBrien.
Colonel Thomas f. O'Neil. Marc An
thony.
Parade-Lieutenant Colonel Thomas
]. McCraigh. Captain ]. Ross, Lieu
tenant Louis Turner, General J. A. Kos
ter, Colonel w. n. Kelly, John w. Cos
tello Ed L. Duncan, Captain A. R. Far
less, Lieutenant Commander ]. Kam-
merer, H. J. Bucking.
Literary exercises-Captain P. I.
Riley, Captain ]. J. West. Major Phil
Perkins, Captain F. w. Dohrmann, Rev.
J. P. McQuaide, Colonel w. D. McCar-
thy and Major Charles Tilden.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
WILL UNVE|L NEW
STATUE SUNDAY.
Observation-Disclosures
to Volunteers to Be
Preceded by a Parade

Plans for the exercises for the un-
yelling OF the monument at the corner
of Van Ness avenue and Market street,
to be dedicated to tho California Volun-
teers who served in the Spanish War,
took definite form yesterday afternoon
at q meeting Of the committee on gen
eral arrangements. There are some
details, however, still to be arranged.
and for this purpose another meeting g
will be held by the general committee
next Wednesday evening at the First
Regiment Armory, at Buchanan and
Waller streets.
Invitations to the exercises, which
will take place next Sunday afternoon.
the anniversary Of the capitulation of
Manila, will be sent to various organi-
zations In the bay cities. and a large
crowd iB expected to attend. While 1t
is intended to make the exercises i'm
pressive, 1t Is not the desire of those
who have the affair In charge to make
them too elaborate. The programme
will be simple, but will be of consid-
cradle interest.
The ceremonies will begin with q
parade, which will form on Golden
Gate avenue, near Fillmore street.
marching down the avenue to Van Ness
and follow the latter thoroughfare to
the monument on Market street. The
exercises, according to present plans,
will begin ut 2:30 o'clock in the after
noon.
In the parade will be local organiza-
tions Of the California National Guard.
headed by the First Regiment band a
detachment of regulars from the Pre-
sidio; sailors from Goat Island; MEM
bers of Camps Nelson A Miles and
Reinhold Richter, United Spanish War
Veterans, and some local civic organi-
zations Veteran organizations OF the
Spanish War from bay cities will also
be invited to take part in the parade.
The features Of the literary pro-
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06

letter concerning what is designated as
"the richest mine In Sonora" Accord
ing to the account, this Is the Las Chi.
apas mine, in the district of Arizpe, and
Is fourteen miles southeast of ArIzpe
The gross returns" SO asserts the
correspondent OF the Times, seldom
fall below S75o,000 month"
The same correspondent tells the
following story regarding the opera
tions at Cananea:
Among the announcements recorded
lately are: 1868 acres by the new
Cananea Central Mines Company. in
which the chief owners are Thomas +,
Cole and w. c. Greene, and which is
capitalized at sl0,0o0,O00: $50 acres by
A. r. Kearns; $50 acres by George NC
MILAN; 60 acres by E, Fleisher, and be-
sides these the mining agents office
reports that over 5000 acres of other
land have been taken up. This makes
a total of nearly 10000 acres which
have been acquired since the announce
ment that Thomas f. Cole. w. c. Greene e
and associates had bought the America
and Cananea-Duluth properties This
great boom means more to mining In
Mexico that the mere future of Cam
anea. 1t shows that the American cap
italists have not been frightened away
by the labor troubles last June and the
wild vaporings Of the revolutionary
party
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
Fall May Prove Fatal.

Tred O'Rourke, a carpenter. while
working on q new building at 1881
Mission street Saturday afternoon. fell
from the roof. He was taken to St.
Lukes Hospital in the police patrol
wagon, where Dr. Austin found him
suffering from q lacerated wound OF
the scalp, possible fracture OF the
skull. fractured cheekbone, four brok-
en- ribs and a compound fracture OF
the right leg. ORourke lives at 1888
Fifth street. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
Does Not Want to Go to JAN.

NAPA, Aug. Sd. McVicker, who
was found guilty by jury of sell
ing liquor within the one and a half
mile limit of the Veterans Home at
Yountville, will endeavor TO have the
Governor commute his sentence. Jus
tice of the Peace Mcknight sentenced
McVicker to four months imprisOn-
ment IN the County Jail. McVicker
appealed his case to the Superior
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
CHRISTIAN CHURCH CLOSES
A SUCCESSFUL CONVENTION
Session Held I'm Santa Cruz One Of the
Best In the History of the
ORGANIZATION.

SANTA CRUZ. Aug. 5.-The Christian
church convention closed today after
the most successful session held in the
history Of the organization.
Sunday school services were held this
morning and were we'll attended. The
classes were divided according to age.
and Rev R. E. Jope OF Los Gatos acted
as superintendent. The sermon was
delivered by Rev. Robert Lord Cave of
the West Side Church of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06

TH HE reopening OF California
mines is a feature of the pres
ent situation IN this State. Sew
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06

earthquake proof
The skating rink Will have a fine
maple floor that will be free of any OBJ
struction, as the bandstand will be
suspended from the ceiling.
The theater will be well provided
with exits and will be furnished with
the latest improved opera chairs
The building is being designed by
Beasley & Beasley. architects.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
The G; A. n. at Minneapoli..

The G. A. n. encampment viii be held at
Minneapolis August 10 to Is For tn this occasion
the Atchison.. Topeka and Santa Fe announce
Tickets on sale now 10 leave here August I, s
or s. Final return limit October 81 These
Personally conducted party leaves August o..
Write or call upon Santa BE agent ferry build
ing for particulars.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
uaiur n New +rrolley.

NAPA, Aug. 5.--The Vallejo and
Napa Valley Electric Railroad is now
using the pantograph trolley. This
is the third time the road has made
a change in its trolley. At first the
old-fashioued wheel was used; then
the bow trolley was installed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06

21O feet and a depth of $50 feet and
viii contain theater which will be
1oOx13O feet and skating rink which
will have a clear floor space OF 1oOx1S2
feet
Besides these there will be stores,
and the second floor will contain lodge
rooms. The building is to be of class
A construction and altogether fire and
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
shore Line Limited.

Along the edge Of the ocean breakers for miles
over Southern Pacific Coast Line TO Los Angeles.
A "trip unparalleled Rail and Pullman tickets
necessary.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06

r e: : 5s:.: I # 5:: ::::: ':s::.s
place OF amusement on Valen-
cia' street, between Twenty first and
Twenty second, at a cost Of nearly
sI50.OOO.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06

Court and lost. He is now canvass sing
the county to secure the names OF
all leading citizens to a petition that
his sentence be cOmmuted from i'm
prisonment TO a fine. McVtcker has
succeeded in getting every county Of
ficer, nearly every lawyer, physician
and dentist to sign the petition.
Do your best for your boss or he may
do without you.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-06
Goodyear Rubber Company.

Office and salesroom at their rubbe
factory 21s-220 Spear St, bet. Howar,
and Folsom. Tel Temporary 1893.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-05
ganaerieit /. Notisen.

Der semiidte gbpr fir oas Sdnz
a~erfeit, Der Die ib6ne 6elene" BON
War 8ruh nit Gpli' 8 uno Srdeiter
aufflbren miro, belt am DDnneritas
abeno feline erite 8rube ab. Die 8es
teiligung mar erfreulib sahlreih.
Serr S~erbiuano 6erff begriiBte Die
Singer uno Sdngerinnen in elmer
Iebr hibIden Reoe.
Dem Set &umite lieaen neribles
oene DHerten BON aroBen austpdrti'
gen Srheitern uDr, bod 1T nod feline
Muamabl eetroHen tpDroen.
9as 5inans . aotnite piro lofDrt
nit Der ginsiebung Der fir oas Sdn'
eerfelt geseihneten 8etrqge beginner.
9as ginauartieruneas9o n1ite miro
oemuGhit in Nftiun treten.
Gin 6eutlder sSranens uno Wtaos
hensg6or, Der auf bsm Sefte einiae
i'm Bpltstpn eebaltene 2ieoer soprs
trGat, lit in Der Biloune begriffet.
Qnmeloungen iino Bel BEN 6erren
garl 6ahn, DttD 6ilaers ooer Gomin
Boigt su MAIDEN.
Inaemetoet fir oas Seft baben
fih: Nuitiner 5dnaerrunDe; Srob'
finn, DaGas; gpncoroia, @aipeftun;
5dnserbuub, 6uuitpn; Wdnnerhur,
6iGenoahl; 8ormdrts, Brenbam;
Wdnnerbur, gebar; 6rDihe, So
Strange; 2ieoertraus, Shulenburg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-05

Muf Dem 9lab bon sc. 6.
Shlumnler in &ple brarrite cine
gruRe Gheune ab. Daourh aeriet
ole Sdeurle auf benz Wabbarplabe.
st. 5. Slebge aeh0rig. ebenfaas in
Brand; aud tie tuuree pDaia 5eritDrt.
- Sn Guero MIL man einen Bus
iineB Wen's Club urganiiieren. aud
bat MAJ, bort cine Delegation fir Die
Mitte bieies SabreS in @aibington
suiammentretenbe nSnlano Water'
mabs' Convention" ertudblt.
- SIN gleburne lou cine elettriihe
StraBenbabn eingeridtet nerben.
Sn N[ui, itno bic erften @ro'
beereri auf bent artt gebrnht uoroen.
- Nua 81 Baip miro aernelbet,
oaB Der 8ip @ranbe bort udbreno
Der lester Taee bon ufer su ufer su'
g~efrDren mar, gum eriten Wal felt
AZ Sabren.
Durh Sturmnpetter lit auf ben
Oelfeloerrl in Beaumont unb Snur
Safe Shaben angerihtet tuprben.
- Die iiebenidbriae Gtbel gD0t
in Betttia luuroe, ais iie Bel oer Sin
ibres 8aters uDrbeiging. BON einem
BaumuDubalIen. Der BON Der Blats
form berunterfiel. erihlagen.
= s. W. Gelnte, elm betannter
Burger BON Sherman. ftnrb in Solee
elmer @unoe. Die er fih auf oer Sagb
ourb sufdQiae G%ntlaeuno ieines 9e'
tuebra bueeaDgen batte. Grtruh nit
Gee Tlinte in ber 0anb ourh cine
Orabtfena uno babel entluo fih oas
@emebr.
Der fedsidbriae Subn BON
CHARLES @enot, Der in Der W6be bun
DeIter in @rapipn County uobnt,
muroe burb einer beim 5dlIen I'm.
itiirsenoen Baum. in beffen W1be er
ipielte, erihlaaen.
- Muf benz Wege BON Muuntain
Springs nah Baqep Tieu, beioes
in GOute GDuntp gelegen. neriuhte
elm gemifier See aus Nromure i'm
Snbianer.E erritDrium nit ieiner Jun.
gen Erau uno ieinem Shuaaer burd
ben Trinity 81 fnhren. Dabei uuroe
Der Wager BON Dem angeihmpuener
Stror1e fortaeriffeu uno Die iunae
5rau ertrant.
Die Grnennung BON o. W.
6Deffert gum Yoftmeifter in Shulen.
burg 1T beftdtigt tporaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-05
Mellon GheSmtan 81 60.

Sc aereidt uns aum beignoerea
gergnigen unieren 2eiern, iomie
benz Bublifum tlitteilen su f6nner,
oaB Die rlbmlibit betauute Qnaeis
gensssirma @eli0n gbe8man & 60.
BON ct. Souls, uelbe in @etu DDrf
gitp uno Chicago bereits Tilialen
beiibt, cine iolhe audi in Gbatta'
rtDpaa, Tenn, erriftet bat. UNI Nns
seiget i'm aueemeinett uno bic Der
Chattanooga Webicine 60" i'm be-
iunoerer, su leiten. Die Chattanooga
Webicine 60. lit felt laraen Sahren
ourh ibre1 portrefffihen rWine Of
garoui" unb .Thenforb's Blad
Drauabt" melt iiber Die @rensen
bes 2anbes betannt. uno uenr, iebt
Die Gtrnia 0elipn gbesrtar, & Co..
rpelhe fih ourb ftreneite @eeuitdt
aasaeihnet, iih ber &etlar1e aus
r,irtrnt, 10 fan, Der @rfula ridt auS'
bleiben. -Wir rpiiniben bei6en sFirz
men uiel Slid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-05

Die &Otterie'6 6ne finb i'm bieliaen
Dunoesgeri&t ihneq erleoigt uurs
ben. inoem bic Gn9eflagten fih iGuls
Dig betnn1ten. aegen bic @efebe Der
Ser. Staaten tunfpiriert az baben,
tuorarf- ale bic anoerer Nnttaaeri
9eoeri iie fallen gelafien tuuroen. Die
pom Dunoearitter Wnres perhGna.
ten Weloitrafen finb uie folat: 8. 8.
Stiebert.I S., 600; gmefi1 Bertbier,
5000; 3. 9. Smith, Geo. Go.
Ieanlt, &. 8. NluBrnan, gulifie
Unfietti. s. g. Eaub, .. 8. Cen,
mont. W. s. 6emitt. 6. 2afitte, VI.
Siemering, 5enrp @aiutt, Wiaforo
Nc5oooen uno gbnrfep Daurn lie
$1,000.
NuBeroem muroe ieber Der Gnaes
tlnatea un6 Werurteilten unter S.
600 Ntraihaft aefteat, oaB &c ME
uieber Die @eiebe Der Der. Stanten
in Berbinoung nit Qotterie.@ eft6f.
ten Dber Uerihiduna pDn 2otterie.
Qopfen uerIebt.
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9em @etiem

genagt Elm @prt. gs tperben 9unoerte
uDn Reoisinen angeprieien, tpeihe ge9eft
anes M6alihe belfen loffen. aber ftatt bel.
len nur Shaben anribten, barunter btele
~iberauderte 8if(en, bic in grDBen Mens
gen Sharte @ifte Dber dbenSe MetaGe ente
haften, pelde bic Sreane bes 8brpers
nod mebr aerfreHen. Nuf Der anoeren
Seite' iteben bic ct. Bernard 8rdnterptle
len. pelhe nur aus 8~hanaenidften uno
obne @ifte, bic iidb unter snderiger 9nae
nerbergen miRen, heraeitent tuerben; Bill
len, bic alp tpirfltb aIe 2eber', Wagere
uno @terenleiben beiien, Dime irgenbtpte
su ihohcn. 2 Cent?.
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Sin r,upernes munser.

@irflib munoerbar ruar bic Bie.
oerberiteauna Der Wrs. WoQte 6olt
pDn bier, idreibt 5. .. SC. 6ooper.
8uoofpro, 9enn., iie NOR our@ 6us
item unb Nuswurf 10 heruntereetotns
men, oaB man iie aufgab. Nuf mel.
men Stat nabm iie Or. Sings Neue
g%ntoedung, bic 6eiluna trat Elm uno
heute 1T tie cine geiunbe Srau. Ga.
rantie gegen 6uiten uno grtdltur,.
gen. so Gents uno 81. 8u baben
bel Nbolpb DreiB uno S. 8alteper
uno GDhn.
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gsir bieteH einbanbert Dollars Belo5aung tit e.
ben Gal bon 8atarrb, Der utbt Olr6 Ginnebmen
BON paTt's & u oebeilt peroen
lam.
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geIr, bic unteraei6neten, baden s.. s. @beneu
let ben lesten Is Sabren 9etapnt uno balten I'M
ftr polltontiien e~brenbaft in alien SeI6dftsperbano=
lirgen mno f~nan8iell befdbigt, ale bon ieiner Girma
etngegangenen Standardization 81 erfaaen.
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oels= DroauiheH. Soleoo, o.
9ea's &atarrb=Gur lpiro innerli6 eenon,tnen unb
tplrtt eirelt auf oas gllt uno Die Idleinrigen O6er=
had9sn beg Sptents. 3eugniie frei perTnnot. 9reis
Is Gents FIR Die GIai6s. 8ertauIt bon alien @pos
tbefern.
@ebutt saa's EaniiIisn. @Iueu fir gertopfuno