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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
6be CLOSE.
OBSERVER

Have You ever nHicedl' remarked
the Close Observer. az he stood lean
Ing against a telephone pole at The
corner of Second street and hailrOad
avenue. how this immediate vicinity
ls fast being turned into an 0pcuair
livery atabio2 No
well. Just cast your pecpers
around. There beside iae white Eic
phaui ago several express aud par
eel delivery warcns. They stand there
an day. on Railroad avenue IN front
OF fho saloons end pawn shops, ynu
viii notice several hacks They stand
there uay and night. feed their
horses there. water them. and make
inst particular spot their livery 90.
be
"AH off which creates a state of az
fairs that is decidedly obnoxious to
ones noairiis in passing. our street
cleaning department o. not quite a.
large aH that of Now York city, aaa
a. Consequence. much 81 the fe
| fuse accustomed hy these many teams
standing there day and night. stays
right where 60 Is. and The consequent
0dor ls az all tunes, especially when
the earth o. damp. something awful
"When % rains. ihe stamping OF
these teams in the mud makes a sluah
and mud puddle that stays there iof
many days. and have often seen To-
dios pass these wagons and HACKS
dressed in white only tc have the ani
mails stamp OH a ny inst ~ they were
n passing. with ihe result inat thti
pretty. white dress takes on a ver}
hlnckfpeckled appearance.
Mack ana delivery wagon stands
iu cities Mnero the street cleaning de
pariment is working day and night
is an right, bui here where we have
ms street cleaning department an'
where thonf Are % ldoYiHiona niad'
for caring or the n1n from thca'
/ many teams C should boz done AVA
with The safety oi tho public
I, health demands that some steps Do
taken 10 anate thls nuisance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
TUCSON GAMBLER

Homer N Dubois. head Of the Tue
SON gambling fraternity. when open
gambling was permitted boz Tucson,
must serve sentence which viii not
expire until next November In Tho
city lail. ana siSad tnai on a number
of uihor charges hanging over his
head Judge r. ~ noan of Tomb
stone. after an exhaustive hearing ai
which Dubois was represented hy q
hale dozen prominent attorneys 90
southern Arizona held ina, the Tue
son ordinance prohibiting gambling
under certain conditions ia valid. The
territorial law countenancea licensed
gambling. but Tucson PASSED a proc
hihitlVe ordinance ana provided thut
gambling could not d. conducted IN
buildings where liquor was sold Il
was 10 uphold these ordinances that
the city has been making a desperate
fight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
MUCH WOOL STORED
AT ESTANClA

Il s. reported that fully O million
pounds of wool is stored az Eataucia.
The owners are holding The wool with
the expectation uf obtaining higher
prices They are said go be- asking
two cents moro than the prevailing
market quotations. Some buyers are
on the ground. hut they are not VILE
ing 10 pay more Than the markni
price.
After almost continuous rains inf
ainut three weeks ihe weather Is now
reported as settled .n and around ks-
gancIa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

President Edmund Vert ri the
Normal university. has been Informed
hy the superintendent of public n-
sifucilon ~ california ihai ihc new
normal university has been placed on
the accredited 1855 in that state, says
the Optic
This recognition entities n'idcfs OF
q elnloma from the advanced normal
cudrto OF the normal nuiycrtiiy 90
what "a known IN California es grafn-
mar frade certificate without exam.
naiian. This "a the highest Grade 81
certificate granted by nc California
state hoard of education io ihe gradn'
axe - any normal school
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
WHY n SUCCEEDS.
aeoause it's for One Thing only. and
Albuquerque % learning to Appre'

Because lt's for One Thing only, and
Albuquerque % learning to Appre-
oiais This.
Nothing can he ro,d for eyorythinE
Doing ono lhlng well brinsa sue
cess
poan's Kidney pills do one thing
only.
They cure sick Kidneys
They cure back ache every Whney
m.
Here q Albuquerque evidence TO
prove 81.
suuth Broadway, says when on O.
Visit 10 Fall Rivoi, Mass ] learned
hat Deans kidney Pills had been o
household necessity ln that ciY Tor
wears Naturally, when q person mas
back ache themselves. end friends,
acnuaiuiancea and relRtivcs conun'
nelly insist that a particular remedy
shall ho tried you nt last consent
I used DUaus Kidney Pills and they
stopped an aggravated nftack pr naci
ache. only one of many which have
occurred lu me past When ! came
west brought with ue a dogcu noxe'
lof Doan's Kidney Pllls, long before
they we're 80 extensively known .
New Mexico as ai present 7 hht'
not the slightest hesitation in pub
icly stating that know from expert
enco aH wen aa observation mat ihl
lromedy ran bc absolutely depenae'
lnpon Ia an cases ~ kidney complain
causing back ache, lumhago, ~ oine
symptoms which follow IN The wax
of ghet Tor too prevalent annoyance,
For aaia by an dealelR Price >
/ cents. Poster Mllnufn Co., Buffalo, y
,lY.. sole aeenis Tor DE United staie'
Remember She mamie uoan an
fato go ih0r qf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
ASSISTANT FOREST
REegRVE suPERvleoH.

Forest Supervisor Leon T. kneipp
III out of SAINTS W al present IN
tour az inspection Of the Iemez re-
serve. ana is not expected to return
home ugin Saturday The cniei 81
the forestry division has detailed Two
ynune men who recently passed. ihe
civil service examination io assist
aim 81 bis work one wiil hf "a perma.
nent assistant. while the other Is sent
a. santa Fr only temporarily The
two younr foreslcrs are Arthur ID.
Read of Emrora. Kan. and a b.
Rectnaele of Brooklyn n y. They
havo arrived and are now awaiting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
EAsTgRN PEOPLE

William y. FITCH Of Washington. j.
C. and Mrs Dee SIXTH Chambers Of
New York City were united in mar
rinne yesterday afternoon IN Santa Fc
Tho ceremony was performed By tho
Rev. George r. SEWER. pastor Of the
Presbyterian church. al ihe para0nage
Mr.. and Mrh Fitch win rcmuln iu
Santa 10 iof several dave. The groom
% prominent i0 official circles ht
Washington and wac connected With
the pension bureau Cor eighteen years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
WI voTE TO INCORPORATE
CITY or Las CRUCES

We are satisfied when ihc fime
esnrs ihe citizens ui Las Cruces VII
vote f0r incorporation. says The las
Cruces Chilon. The people know now
what n means. and there is $50 iuhu-
ance thai can be- hr ughi io Bear 60
make them vote against their cnnvic-
lions The prosperity uf LAS Cruces
fhe taHe, and county depends upon
lnoornoratlcg New improvements ia-
.cnniee and recommendations in The
wav of electric car lines throughout
The valley better roads new mdua-
tries. moic money. moro nov brick
bucks. more lights in the city streets
graded. uniform sidewalks and an up
to- date depot and mpn- other modern
improvements. The people VIII NOT
saie against such a proposition
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
Territorial Topics

hpinlraa children and cone to pafla
nnanowu. Report has e that she took
train No. 80 sunday mofn-
inr Tor nunelaa. Ariz. leaving her
rhldfon asleep 20 awaken later on 90
Gna themselves deserted nnd absolute.
Iy helpless. z. q. ROLAND, chairman
of ne hoard Of county commissioners,
ard Rev. W j. Wright of the Meiho-
diri Episcopal church. south. are lonk-
ing after them. Mr. Wright viii en-
deavor to set che little unfortunate
ana plilfnl children IN some orphans
homie or charitable institution. The
aNair has caused considerable street
talk III Ei pas0 and inuiNnatlon is sen
orally oxpfoFgod against the mother
Tor such AZ unaccountahle act
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
modcst Claims often Carry the Most
Conviction.

when Maxim. ihc famous eun ln.
venfor. placed his gun before q com
mltioe 8i judges. be- stated iis carry
ing power io be- much below what De-
fnN sure ihc gun would accomplish
The result 81 the trial therefore Was
afeat surprise instead of disap'
continent &c 81 me same with the
manufacture of ChnmnerIain.f collie
Cholera ANA niarrhoCa Remedy rhcy
do nat puhhcly boast of OF this REM
cav viii accomplish. but prefer lo loi
thc usors make the statements. Mhoi
lhav do CLAIM o. that it viii positively
cure diafrhnea. dyaoniery. pain ln the
stomach aud bowels. and has never
BEEN known go iail For sale by all
druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
BIOS FoR DIVERSION DAN
OPEN AT LAS CRUCES OCT.

n a. Hall was De- Las Cruces ana
said that She specifications for The
5000 0ug Penasco rock diversion dam.
With drawings. had been completed
and had been sent 90 Washington to
be printed. These will be- ready for
distribution un the arsi OF the month
ami about the nrsI Of October bids
xili be opone dat This place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

A waichman's neglect permitted a
leak In the great North Sea dyke,
which a child's finger could have stop
ped. To- become "a ruinous break de.
vastatinn on entire province Of liul-
land in like manner keuueih Me-
liver 90 aacpburo. Me-. permitted n
little cold 90 go unnoilced until a
fragile 8sish sas only aVerted by Dr.
Klnn's New discovery ne writes,
Three doctors gave me up 90 die OF
lung Inflammation caused By a mo-
elected cold Bat Dr. Kings New
Discovery saved nay life Guar
anteed best cough and cold cure. NJ
an druggists soc and 90 rrial
bottle free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
poLlrloIAN sANcHEz ~, ~.

Crsiobal Sanchez hes npN been
placed 10 che territorial lnsanc hos
plial north Of tho city. says me las
VEGAS Opiic Hc was brought back io
thia city last week from hig home ai
Mnfa. where he had recently beaten
up his wife quite badly. ID wea im-
possible I'd get him 20 80 90 the nty-
ium until be was told that there was
IA hie hotel M .th of town named me
Alcagar. a summer resort on the Rock
Island railroad. which was Tor safe
and be Immediately wanted to drive
ont and buy d. iiC wcct into me
asylum building with George Ward 20
.olosa lhe deal aud De 81 SOD there.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
DON'T BE A KNOCEER.

Joe Richards. thc wcll-known cigar
dealer al 40. li3fa West Railroad
avenue. has che following Don't BE a
Knuokor" card sign hung up IN ~
place OF business;
Hide your little hammer and try
to speak well Of others, NO matter .
how small yOn may really know
yourself 10 be-. When q stranger
drops ln Jolly him Tell him AZ
huanorque Is the greatest town on
earih--and h "a. Don't discour-
age him by speaking ~ of your
nolghhors. There's no end Of fun
Winding Your own business. u
makes other people IKE y1u. Mo-
2 iiody gets stuck on d knooker
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

a gentleman and three ladies while
driving on High street ON saturday
night bad a breakdown as the corn
nor at Arch street The front busy
wheel broke and The quartet was
thrown into the street bot there was
no dauiase eXcen.a,H 20 fwo 1o1en
bottles OF beer. which we're broken.
Chiiilcuiho tOl News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
HORSE THREW RIDER ANp
LATTER SADLY HURT

while Harry Reed and 10, Merfii
we're horseback riding ihu other dey
HHfrys horse became nnmunnfcthie
ANA when running away throw him
on his head with such force than z
was twelve hours before be- was iu his
eight mind. says tho Santa W. SUM-
AZ has u bruised oyo and two sprain-
cd hnKcrg for reminder. fei
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
CHISHOLM sELLiNo

last year CLIFFORD Chisholm. of Cha
vos county. Nho has ior several year.
enjoyed The distinction of being iht
owner 90 one OF the largest and mos.
mOcrssiu hog farms in the Nnil't
States. had q 500 hogs on hia iafm
This year be- has less Than Thousand
having decided to dispose ni n'i h's
hogs ibis season ana turn hlh ailen.
ii0n entirely io raislns alfalfa and
annlnN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

DO not hesitate 90 ASK for q free
sample Of Chamneriain'a stomach and
Liver Tablet. We are glad 90 give
them 10 anyone who IL troubled with
biilouannss. constipation, or any dis
order oi the stomach Many have been
permanently cured Ny their use. For
sale hy an dFuggIsia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

a vacant iai . sh0fi distance from the
hnslucns diaif'cl and secured ihc drop
on him Iruilllc was ven afmed ahF
attempted lo pun be EuE
TruHio la wHnael in Iho three cpnn-
Tea for horse stcalipF and is suspect
"a ~ having been che principal in aef-
.orai lone ronhNrlef ard bpldppl
There 81 reward for his capture
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
SOUTHERN DESPERATE
CAPTURED AT TUCSON

smrlohanded sheriff Nab0r Paeheco
captured az Tucson Jesus rruililol %
desperate character for whom the o.
ncers Ia Chic o0nmy. Gila ANA finhi
conrtles and ihe 4 'Eona ransfu have
been searching ~ several W"h'h1
ptcbccu came pnln ihe hfanrfan' I'D
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

Elecfinn ts gand lodge oihcefs' Ap
pointing committees and h1'ng bishee
AZ me nlAro of meeting one year
hence. iho grand lodge Of Afituna Rec
Med adl0umed Sd Noeales the pfheL
iay after a session That had lasted
several days
Great mcohonea John W cherry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
SHARE OUR PROFITS
arv,,No uArttNr sass

Our new prunr sharing plan enables
our cash customers 90 secure sewing
machines carpets lace curtains. din'
Ser sets. washing machines and other
valuable ARTICLES without cost. We
give a roiundlnE slip wisi every pnF
chase. Send for premlmum list We
SEN cheaper than any other caialoeue
house and sou VIII save money by
! buying direct from rs
FIFTY CENTS FREE
Wriio for our now Nunfmnnih ttu
page Catalogue. FREE and a due boz
for Soc
goN. q LOOK
Consumers WlO'fsnir caiainen
House. ibA2 RSke 49, penvfr Cot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
AN oLoTlmER FOUND

Al Hughes was iodud dead 10 nis
hed me other morning says me Lords
burg liberal re was lying in hn
easy position. with no algn % a slfug
rlo. and the probabilities are that Dye
near tailed and he just stopped breath
ne Andrew Jackson Hughes. of
ANDY. as he was popularity known,
was dl years ola. Dab rf than hhi pi
which b. mad lived In Grant county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

The great council OF the Improved
oeder ~ Red Men of Sew NeNico
tnperud un its annuni convention 20
Knlnhta at pyihas hall last night Win
q banquet and ball given by che ladies
OF knonn council. the ladies' auxiliary
10 Inc Red Men Hesldea dancing and
fesstng they also played cards and
MlFH Johnson and Mr. MniKouhncknr
won the FIRST prizes The consolation
prize won't Go John FrederirkH.
The soc,- feature came alter ihe
election OF officers of the great cunn-
cn. which resulted as follows,
h. g., Godchau6 of nemlug was re-
elected great sachom David penhnm,
of Albuquerque, great senior aaEh"
more great junior snFamore WAS cone
lefred upon w ~ Mills. af las We
gas. great chief of records for iae
third term. VI McElrOy. uf las We
eas. great keoper of wampum. Tor the
second term. w. al iewiu. of las We
sar. as representative t0 The great
council of the United States j.. g.
7 Godohaux. 81 Deming. Tor the nest twe
wears board of appeals a. -. Fried
enblonm uf Roswell, chairman, q. y
1 Keuney Cf Gallup, and George a
/ Blake 0f Albuquerque; great snnap
John Mntxenlackef of Albuquerque
great meschlnaBa George Welglo
great guard OF che wigwam y n
Boyd. great guard Of The forest. G. .
Jones.
To-day the Red Men met IA eXecut
iyo session aud reports we're listenoi
TO- During the past year ave ne,
tribes were added go the great council
uf New Mexico. The comhued ln
I crease uf membership during thn
dime was 226 braves The present val
nntion Of tho tribal property and fund
0n hand waa shown 90 amount
I25.7afg6 Albuquerque was chosen q
ne plqce for the wiawam oi the grol
I oonncil of 1901 The convention close
today
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-11-14
HOUSEHOLD.
FOOD FOR INVALIDS.

glass IFulC JdT anu IdSC00 CQ0 COp on
well. Stand it in dish of cold water,
which will gradually bring to boiling
point; then let it simmer three hours
Take it out, press through sieve, and
strain add a little salt, and serve with
crackers toasted brown. This is a pow
erful stimulant, but is now thought by
physicians to really contain little nour-
ishment.
oyster Broth.-Oyster broth is made
by chopping the oysters and slightly
cooking them in their own juice. Then
they are added to hot, rich milk, and
brought to the boiling point, when they
are strained out, and the milk served
alone. Nearly all cream-o f-vegetable
soups are excellent for invalids, as they
are nourishing as we'll as appetizing.
AS to meats, slices from the family
roasts and bits of underdone beefsteak
are to be avoided. The breast of a
chicken PANIED and served on toast
dipped in pan gravy, the daintiest Of
French chops, the slice of jellied meat,
the roast SQUAD or quail, a bit of cold
meat, the fat carefully trimmed Off
all these are sure to please. Besides
these, bacon toasted in the oven over a
pan into which all the heated fat drips,
Is one Of the very best invalid dishes,
and may be offered twice as often as
any other meat.
Clam Broth.-Clam broth is said to
be the most nourishing of all broths.
To make it, use only fresh clans; scrub
them well, put two dozen of them in a
kettle with half a cup of boiling water
and heat till they open. Strain the
1ulGA carefully and coruo If 10 o6d
hot milk or cream. Another way of
making the broth is to prepare the
clans as before, and add the juice to
milk which has been slightly thickened,
heating the two we'll, but being careful
not to let it boil. Serve with toasted
crackers.
=, Ice Cream-Jellies.-As to sweets,
there are not many which do not pail
on the taste before long. The best of
al Is plain ice cream, favored, and
n2len in the small individual freezer
wnlch Is no trouble to pack. An orange
Ut pineapple ice is always refreshing in
sIcK-room and so is an occasional
SOU custard made with cream instead
VI ulIlk, and served in a pretty cup with
spoonful Of whipped cream and per-
naps a lady finger. A junket also
ououId be made with rich cream and
ettIeu very cold. Jellies made with gel
T contain practically no nourish-
~ t Whatever, and one so soon tires
tr mem as to make it hardly worth the
bOuOle OF preparing them. An orange,
nOoi%eyer, filled with orange jelly, the
ina mus OF the peel around the top be-
yeS,, cut out after the jelly sets, looks
few pretty on the tray, especially If a
lsid caves like those Of the orange are
Of on ~ underneath the fruit. A little mold
llko niAed fruit set in lemon jelly is often
the and where morphia is used in
one uaseatment, strong coffee jelly is
valid Ine best things to offer the in
% Suo, in fact, all p1ddings' should AL +,
baIya bays be made in small forms. or If
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-11

8opelIe ipiette Die Rationalbpmne
uno Der OOf oetlieB. mie ct getoms
men, Den Saat. NnLb nadber fub.
ren Dee Safer uno ole Saiieyinnen
pieoer nab Beterbuf Buriif.
( SnsUilhen begaben it6 Die Wtits
Qfieoer oes unterbauies Der Dunn a
nah Dem Eaurildlen Ba[ais uno bort
muroe Die erite @elhdftsliBuna err
Dffuet. Sc seiate fi6 iofort. oaB Die
tonititutionellen Oemosraten bic
Oberbanb batten, elmer Der Sbren,
Der BrofeiiorW urOmbeD, puroe gum
8~r4ioenten erudb(t. Wtan aine
oaun an Die Beratuns Ger Intmort
auf bic Thronreoe. unter ben raoi-
talen Wtitglieoern berridte eroBe
N%ufre9uu9 ~oarIber. oaB Die Reoe
nihts BON elmer Ntnneitie enthalten
babe uno es wuroe elm 8erIud ae.
maht, Die Sadie int Barlament sur
Sprahe gu bringen. Dieier uoQitdn=
Dig unaebDrige geriub - benn Die
Sadie gebt oaS Barlament tatiGblih
nidtS an - nuroe bon ben t0nItitus
tiUneGen OemDttaten abar pereitelt
unb Die Sikuna perlief Dbne irgeno
pelden gflat.
so 1T bas ruiitlhe Barlament
oenn er6ffnet. iest beiBt es abparten,
mas Die 3utunIt brinaen niro. @r.
lprieBltdeS fam nur 0urh 6ube,
B%eiunnenbeit uno a!uabeit erreidt
rperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-11

Stberbett Der Staotsform eiebt ben
2eitern oes Staatea Die M6Qlthfeit,
in Der i1neren mie in Der Gu6eren
Bolitit l%elbitbemuBt uno enerailh
aufsutreten. Sn 5rantreid lit oas
aana anoers. 6ier muB ieoe &eoie=
rung flrhtsn, oaB zines Cages elm
Br1tenoent aus elmer Der Jamilien,
Die friher in 5ranfreih aeberr1dt
baben, ooer Elm militdrii1er Nben.
teurer, Die 8epublit lber ben 6aus
fen mirft, cine @efabr, Die befannts
lib in Den IS Sahren bes Betebens
Der oritten franaDliden Nepublit
mieoerbolt lebr nabe gerIdt getpeIen
lit. Deshatb firdten Die fransDi.
ihen Winiiter, Die Suainthemotrateu
oDr Den 9opf gu ftpBen. neil fie in
oiefen 9eb0renen 9obFeinoen Der
mDnarhiiben Staatsfurm cine Qeibz
garoe gegen Die umtriebe Der Mone
arbiiten erblifen. CT penoelt oas
frana6iiibe Staatsmefen suiit3en Der
Scpua elmer mDnardiitiihen Shil.
oerhebune unb Der gbargbois elmer
lo5ialen GepDlution bin uno her,"
@an5 10 idlimln 1T eS nun tuDl
niht. aber immerbin aiebt oieie 8ars
iteQun9 eineu geariff bon benS bmiea
riafeiten, NIT benen bic fransDIide
Hsgierung Az tdmpfen bat. I'm 10
mebr miiiien mir urs iiber ieoe Gtdr,
flung freuen. melhe fie. pie in Dem
lebten Wabltampf. erbdlt. DEM pie
uir neuli6 idon %ausfiibrten. Die aus
aenblldlihe Staatsform in Tranfz
reid giebt Diel mebr @arantie fir bic
Grbaltung oe8 Erieoens oils Die Wtons
arhie uoer Die i05ialiitiibe Nepublit.
uno oesbalb liegt es aud i'm Sntes
reiie Der Welt i'm Nnaemetner, boB
Die augenblidlihen BerbdItniiie in
Srantrei@ anoauern. Del annse
8irbenftreit uno aue bic auoern in.
nerpDlittiben gerbdltniiie in Srants
reid berlhreu uns in erfter 2inie nur
IN 10 fern. als mir aeipannt oarauf
iino, welhe @irtune fie auf Die
Steuuna Der Hegierune ausaben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-11
yottmet,ter beraubt.

g.. Us. 5uuts. Bofmeifter in 8is
perton, Sa., Derlor beinabe iein 9es
ben uno muroe allen Comforts be-
raubt, laut folgen6em Briefe: Set
20 Sabren litt ib hronilh an Der 2es
ber, wDourh i'd einen ibmeren Nn'
fall bon @elblubt bate. Wein Nrat
ueribrieb electric Bitters uno i'd
puroe aeheilt. Sihere Sur fir @nl'
lie, N~euraleie, Shmdbe. Magen',
4ebers Hieren. uno Blaien' 2eioen.
8u baben bel Noolph Drei6 uno J.
&alteuer q SDbn. so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-11
geit dber 60 Sahren

idon muroe Mrs. 8insluu's SOP.
thing : Sbrup BON WiQiDnen BON
Wiittern beim Babnen Der Rinoer
anaemenbet. Wirit Du i'm Ghlafe
ourh bag Shreien zines Sinbes Qes
ft0rt, Dab i'm 8abnen 1T uno oor
Shmer5en ueint? 8enn 70, laie
iDfort cine Tlaihe bon ,,Mrs.
WinslDms So0tbine Syrup" hulen.
Sein Wert lit unbeaablbar. gs miro
Dem fleinen 2eioenoen iofort Xinoe,
runa DeriGafen. 8erlaBt eub ba.
raul, Wiitter. es 1T fein AtueiSel
bariber. gs beilt Diarrboe, reou.
liert ben Wa9en uno bic 0ieren,
befeitigt Bino 9olif, ermeibt ben
1aumen, uerbinoert gntsiuouna
uno ftartt oas gauge Spftem.
pWfr8. WinslDms Soothing Sprap@
fiir sabnenoe Ginoer lit anaenebm
i'm @eiHmad; oas Hecept ltarnrnt
BON einetn Der beiten meiblihen
aerste in ben Ser. Stnaten. Gs lit
bel allen Druagiften in Der aanaeu
Belt 81 babeu. Breis 25 Gents per
Jlaite. Rauft nid1ts anoeres. als
Wfr8. BinslDnS 5oDthinn Snrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-11

- Der Gamrnelplas oner Dent.
ld5efI Shols' SafDun. Glamo.
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