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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-16
BtALL IS IN EARNEST
Seeking 10 nsve pes>le Of SestA Re-
imlxfSs1 fer Csafklsied Gotten.

A special from Washington under
date of January 5 says:
Congressman BeaiI, who has intro
duced a bill seeking to revive an act
of 1863. returning to the people OF
the South the money obtained from
the sale of their cotton confiscated
during and after the civil war, is In
dead earnest to get the proposition
advanced to vote OF the house
"A large amount of cotton" said
Mr.. Beall in explaining the nature
of his bill. "and other property in
the Southern states, was seized dur
ing the war and just after It's close
by the military authorities of the
Union. This property was sold and
over $50, 200 was placed in the
treasury as proceeds of these sales.
large part of this property was cot
ton. Under the act OF 1868, the act
under which the seizure was made.
the owners of the property were Civ
en- two years after the suppression
of the rebellion in which to file suit
in the court of claims for the pro-
ceeds of the property sold. Under
this provision suits were filed and
about $40 900, 900 has been paid out.
leaving about $40, 100000 still un-
expended in the treasury The su-
preme court of the United States
has held that the government holds
this sum in trust for the owners of
the property who have not already
been paid. The purpose of the bill
Il have introduced is to extend the
time in which suits may be filed
for one year after it becomes a law,
and thus give an opportunity to those
who owned the property at the time
of its seizure, or their heirs, to pre-
sent and prosecute their claims in
the court of claims.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-16

Mr.. J NJ. Eskridge is an aspirant
for the office OF city attorney. lie
authorizes the announcement of his
name as candidate for that place.
Mr.. Eskridge is a popular young at
torney of the city. having resided
here the past three or four wears, lie
graduated from the law department
of the University OF Texas in 1903.
whore he made a most excellent rec
ord Several months ago he asso-
cited himself with Judge @ G. Groce
for the practice OF his profession Tie
is fully fitted by education and ex-
pcrience TO fill the important office
of city attorney tie announces sub
iect to tbs action of the city primary
election
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-16

We offer one hundred dollars re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. F. J. CHENEY e. CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. j. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and fin
aneially able to carry out any obliga-
tions made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
tenn. Testimonials sent free. Price
rs cents per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-16

j. n. McElroy is a candidate for
reelection to the office of county tax
assessor. Mr. McElroy has held this
office two years and has shown good
business qualifications in the man.
agement of the affairs of the office.
If nominated and reelected he prom
ises the same efficient service in the
future. He makes his announcement
subject to the action of the demo-
cratic primary election to be held
in July
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-16

Walter Efeli. engineer AZ the
rouHd bale sin. wH~ badly burned
while az wosk there yesterday morn
ms on Is used ai thc gia az fgel
and from some Gauss lt vas nos r'ow-
ms into tho furaase prop.riY The
engineer sas woykinK Wlth the pump
valve wh.n an explosion ocurrvss. tlc
was harmed la a frightsul manner On
'ho hands. Arms and facv While
ihc buraF avn of a very painful Ga
ture nu s.rInua rrsults are AnuCi.
nafed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-16

M n M EaStsdas arrived yes-
-eFday fsnm frwpie D frn her
aaehaah sha le ssfh Matthew Hrss
They arr aop8luE sf fNr aama Of
Mr. T = Fhomnsfr Us West ffaia
efre~f
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-01-16
Meeting Tomorrow Night.

Another meeting of the Civic I'M
proVement League will be held in
the district court room tomorrow
night at 1:30. This league is being
organized for the purpose of promot-
ing the building of better sidewalks
and otherwise beautifying the city
Every citizen of Waxahachie should
feel interested enough to attend and
become member of the league. At
ter the next meeting it is probable
that the work of building new walks
Will be actively commenced.
4 free bottle of DR. Thacher's Liver anc
Blood Syrup will be sent to any reaoer OF
this paper who viii write to the Thache,
Medicine Co.. Chattanooga, Tenr
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-27

ers to veto any act of the crown. This
man continued in office until 1864 and
his appointment is memorable in
stance of a sovereign's voluntarily linn
ting his own power.
Great Britain and France both tried
to get the islands for themselves but
the greatest influence was gained by
the Americans who spread learning
among the people and
INTRODUCED PRINTING PRESSES.
Schools We're established and soon be-
came compulsory. When the king per-
secuted and tried to drive out the Ro-
man Catholics, the Protestant mission
aries who were there in large numbers.
had enough influence with him TO pro-
tect the Catholics and in the first con-
sritution. which was drawn UP in 1910
together with a declaration of rights,
religious liberation was granted
In 1S4S the king did another surpris-
ing and beneficial thing. BY his almost
supreme power he seized the islands
under the sway of the mobiles. abolished
the feudai system and after the lands
had been securely invested in him
SELF the king turned them over to the
minister of the interior to use from
titllC Np iiii'- ApA biAC DSiiSAA~ VI tlic NNAA4-
mon people.
In 1878 to counterfeit the British In
nuenCe the American element exerted
its first active influence in politics
there by defeat ting the election of Queen
Emma AS long as the new king was
afraid of losing his power he acted all
right but later on became arbitrary
and in an armed revolt in 1881 revolu- /
fiOr, made the king grant another con-
stftution and in 1898 the
MONARCHY WAS
FINALLY ABOLISHED |
and the republic esta blished. The rest +
of the history is well known and on /
u. 1898. the islands We're for /!
mally annexed to the United states. !
The annexation was a legal agreement /
and not territory gained by war Con. /
gress can not make laws for Hawaii |
as il can for the Philippines and Porto |
Rico since Hawaii came in rs an 1nte- !
eral part of the government and the /
territory of the United states.
since 1898 under the American laws !
Chinese immigration has been check
ed But the Chinese were among the |
finest citizens of. Hawaii and this was |
because they We're treated right and |
---+ SO uu5uetfv rN--- 80 ~ ~ erica |
Thex intermarried with the other races
there and the offspring became very
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-27
LADIES WALKING SKIRTS.

Melton Cloth Skirts in Black and NAVY Blue IS
Cloths in GRAY only q
Cloth
Ladies Cloth Skirts trimmed with Satin bands in Brown
Navy Blue and Black so
Ladies Cloth Skirts strapped and trimmed with buttons IN
GRAY Tan. Cadet Blue and Black. 3 so
BroadcIoth Skirts plated and trimmed with buttons Gray,
Tan Navy Blue and so
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-27
OLGA WRECK LIBELED.

Seven members of the crew of the
schooner Olga. lately wrecked on Ka-
hoolawe island, have brought a libel
in admiralty against the wreckage of
wages they claim as due. The aggre-
gate of their claims is $413.O5. Their
libel states that the I. l. s. n. Co. has
brought to Honolulu a part of the
wreckage consisting of a donkey en-
CINE. six weeks provisions, a ton of
coal. etc. all being worth more than
the amount of their claims. ]. ]. Dunno
is their attorney.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-27

bic the Philippines should be made
Tree and elf-governing. The condi-
ti9na can never be the same in the
Philippines as in Hawaii and this hos
tile peopue should not be cultivated and
enriched at the expense of part of
the America which has always been so
friendly. The secretary of war in his
anxiety to have his cherished plans go
through does not always stick to the
truth about Hawaii in speaking of the
conditions there. Every protection
should be given friendly Hawaii, for
ITS FUTURE, WILL BE GREAT,
as it is the western bulwark of this
country and its position in the Pacific
makes it very desirable"
While in this city, Mr.. Castle was
the guest of Alexander Cumming, at
the Union League. In the afternoon he
was shown about the campus and
through the college buildings and at
dinner at the Union League there were
present Dean Henry Wade Rogers,
George B. Martin, Clarence Z. Thomp-
son and Alexander Cumming. Follow
irg the address there was a reception
at the Union League and a fine buffet
lunch was served. Those who received
with Mr.. Castle We're Clarence Z.
Thompson. George b Martin, Judge
Richard NJ. Tyner, DR.. Clarence E.
Skinner Julius Twiss, NJ F. Curtiss,
Henry Wade Rogers and Alexander
Cumming. Among those who met Mr.
Castle were DR.. S. d. Twining. Calvin
Russell A D. Smell. c. c. Barlow,
Prentice w. Chase, w. E. Chandler,
A F. Leopold. n. c. Jenkins, r. E.
Manross. w. H. Hamilton and Captain
z. j. Hardy
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-27
ELEGANT FURNITURE And
FURNISHINGS

Comprising Elegant Mission F'urni-
ture, Reception Chairs, Couches Wick
er and Oak Rockers, Rugs, Pictures,
Lace Curtains, Exquisite Mission Side
board. Mission Circular-center Dining
Table. Mission Dining Chairs, Couch,
Portiers, Maple, Bedroom Set, Koa
Dresser. Weathered Oak Rockers. etc.,
Library Tables. Screens, Plated Ware.
Cooking Utensils, Garden Hose, etc.
Refrigerator and Complete Dinner Set
of China
All in excellent condition. Should be
seen to be appreciated.
NOTE-Cottage to rent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-27

cultured. Since 1898 the Chinese popu-
lation has decreased and it is not true
that Chinese labor has driven white
labor from the islands. 1t is the hard
American laws and now the Japanese
do the greatest amount of the work.
Hawaii has always been strongly re-
publican in politics and opposition to
the Philippine tariff bill comes from
there. They believe as SOON as posi-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-27
SEMI-READY EMBROIDERED ROBES.

In These Robes be to be appre-
ciated .S12.5o, $3.50, $500, SI65
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-27
White Walking Suits
FOR LADEES

Indanhead Suits, good quality Linen finish Elton Coat
trimmed with Straps and Buttons, Skirt full width. ~
Indanhead Suits good quality Linen finish Eton Coat with
Collar tucked and trimmed with Blue Chambrey
Indanhead Suits good quality Linen finish Elton Coat with
Fancy Collar, OF Irish Crockett Lace in Skirt
!
Indianhead Suits good quality Linen finish Elton Coat fancy
Collar trimmed with Irish Crockett Lace the Skirt trim
with three OF Irish Crochet insertion The very
latest STYLE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-27
MOana Hotel
Summer Rates:

On and after May 1 the Moana Hotel
at Waikiki will offer special rates tor
the summer season. up to November /.
The Moana Hotel is located on the
most delightful curve of WAIKIKI Beach,
and with the bathing facilities, added
to the excellent cuisine, service anu
cool rooms, single and en- suite. make
thu Moana Hotel a delightful summer
home. The Moana is a modern. thor
oughIy up-to-date hotel and its superb
location makes it doubly attractive ~
townsfolk
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-12-31
Eeras.

0ah Dem Bertht bes Staatse
bantiuperintenoenten glap betrueeu
Die Attina Der teraniiden Banfen anl
81. Ottober 1922 76. 80. Die
Depoiiten uerben in Dem 8eribt nit
SO. 500. sol. 30 anaegebeu.
Gin after Gprier, Der lib 8es
orae 5ioel nannte uno in Guitin Elm
taufmdnniihes @eIhdft betrieb, pur'
be Sre;taa nadt in benz 8imrner bins
ter feinem 4aoen. in Dem ct idlief.
nit elmer Nrt erihlaeen. Offenbar
lieat elm Raubmpro uor. Der W0r'
Der bat oas 2utal burhiuht uno je'
0enfaus AUDI Beute qetnaht. aber
nerihieoene @eloiurntnen iiberleben.
Der @rmuroete mar un~uerheiratet
uuo bate teine 8ernanoten. Gr
lebte lett Sabren in Nuitin. Bis iebt
feblt ieoer Wnbalt fir ben Beriiber
Der Wurotat.
Mus Reu.B raunfels miro Der
COB Don Srant 2annert unb B. 9.
SMuOeCE gemel0et.
Sn Den am Samftae abeebalte.
men Brimdrmablen in gumanhe
gountp lit Bailep nit arDBer Miaipa
ritdt pieoer nDminiert pDroen.
Wdhreno Der lebten Tage Der
| per0angenen WDhe fano in st. Wnrtb
Die Transformation Der teraniiben
2ebrer itatt. Cine Nnaatl interei'
ianter Bortraae ruuroe aehalten uno
oistutiert. 3u 8eamter Dec 2ebrers
Bereiniaune uurben aendblt: g.
W. 3. Warrs in Terrell. 8rdfioent;
S. IS. gnrtmeq. SRI. aate Daffau
unb 8. &c. Green. Bice. Brdfibenten;
| N. s. Dapis, Shabmeifter; q. 6.
DAT, Setret1r, unb IS. S. 6orn.
temper. Sefretdr. Die ndhite qon'
pentip1 fi1bet in 0uuftun itatt.
- Die GanitdtsbebDroe Der Stabt
81 BaiD 1T nah loraFdltiaer Inter-
ludluna au bee ueberseuguna getoms
men, oaB bas Erintmafier bic Ghulo
an Der Zppbuss@ epidemic trdgt.
= Sn st. @ortb taat augenblida
lih bic speite Sabrestonpentipn Der
teraniihen 8iDniften.B ereiniauns.
Wdbreub 5rau e. 5. Wc@res
9Dr in 6uuitun in ihrem 8immer iaB.
muroe BON, 6ofe aus auF iie aeidoi'
fen. Sic bate turs porber eineu
Streit nit elmer 0eaerin pebnbt, bic
in ibrem baule nngeiteHt mar, uno
man glaubt iebt. baB entueoer Die
Neaerin uoer oeren Watn ben ShuH
abaefeuert bat.
@dhreno' oes lesten Sabrea
ftnb in Eeras mebr Giienbabnen &C.
aebaut mDroen, als in ireeno einem
| anberer Gtnate Der Union.
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Die 5000. p~pfemptine,


Die Girma q, 8OrFs. 9tsels9erIin,
bat Dor Ruraem Sis 5000. Qofomotipe
tsrttssefsqt uab an bic preubifde
Staatseiienbabus@ erpaItuna abasIiez
fert. Die Maf9ine 1T etne 4epIin6ria,
tombinirte .3abnrabs uno Mbbdfonss
Tenoers 2otomotipe bon 58A Sonnen
0ienftsetpidt. Die 6~.rtenuna BON
3abnrao@2 otomotipen bat bic Girma
Jet einigen Sabren NIT srobem @rfoIa
bstrisben. Ste bat nidt nur Muftraa.
tur Die preuBiIden Staatsba6nen fir
1olhe Waidinen erbaltsu, fonbern Te
bat aud fir has auslanb, fir 8.ra.
babnsn in arsentinien, gbile, 9ortuoaI
u |. t. neat arten g.i9affea,
Ots Ttrmd mar eine Der eriten. bic
auf benz Jeitlanb ben automotipbau
aufnabmen. 81. fsiert. bic ssertiaiteIy
lung Der 5000. 2otpmotipe i'm sabre
1902. Jbre jesige Gabritotion an Go
tounotiDen betrdst $50 6is 400 Stiit
I'm Sabr. Da5u tomm.n nod in qros
per 4naabl Dampfmafdinen, 0ampfs
tshsl. @roBsasmOtoren, pumpen auer
Mrt 2ufttomprsHorsn, bpbroulti6s
4nlossn, Giss yb adltemaf1tnen.
Die 8obl Der in SFn 9easlsr Werfftdt=
ten bsf&Gftigten @rbeitsr 6etraat oe.
ssnfpartis .ttpa $500, ipdbreab in ben,
Der Strma s.borisen Sitt.npert. uno
oer &oblengrub.n in Oberi9lefen tpeir
tsrs 5000 grkittr 9ef6dftigups TN
ben,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-12-31
storreipomDens. -Wurbbsim m,

8orrefppnnens. IS prbhsirt m,
ben 20. Deseu,ber 1906. GIN per.
aanaenen Ntittuph feiert 6err Mu.
bert Steinbah ieinen 46. geburts.
tag in ieinem 6auie. @iniae ieiner
5reunbe nit oeren ssamilien mareu
oa5u eingelaoen uno bel Stat Spiel
= 0err Steinbah lift elmer Der befteu
Statipieler Der umgeaeno - @iaar.
rem, Bier, 4affee uno SUDDEN uer.
gina Der Wuhmittaa in Der anee.
nebmiten Weiie.
Derr Martin Bfuto mirb nit lei
uer Gamitie in Roroteim btetbeu.
&c bat BON 6erru %. Wieo oes let.
teren Mobnuna fiir $1,000 aetauft.
6err Wieb miro lih In Der Rdhe lei.
rler Gin iih Elm anoerea Wubnbaus
bauen.
Vim Northumberland murbe elm
2beaterftiid in Der Rabenalot'i heu
Dale BPM 8erein Jortihritt, oe.
nannt Die WeitnnGts. Monoe" auf.
eefabrt: oarauf muroe Elm prahtpol.
Ter Meihnahtsbnutl ~angesanbet -
06er eiaeutlih Die 2idter oarnu.
8abrenb bee Heit uur0e Beiheerung
an bic Rinoer-mol on Die 200 - ae.
n1aGt. Sp6ter folgte Elm SaG, Der
biz ettna stuei ubr natts oauerte.
Seoeridien iid auf bas Bette su anil.
iteren.
Gin gliidlihes, frDbli@es Weniabr
Dem @eriunal unb qeferu Der .5reie
Preffs" wani1s e. FL.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-12-31

Der WDritanb Dee biefioen israeliti'
ihen Rultusaemeinbe bat belhlpNen.
elm iioiihesS smnaituus su errihten.
Die 8aueoften meroen aus Der Treis
ftdotler' ihen StiftunQ aeoedt mer'
ben. mGbrenb Die unh benz Bau nod
uerbleibenDen 300. 900 3roneu. innie
ruie Die 8inIen sweier BON Der iaoi'
iden 2ultuseeneinoe perualteter
6bnlider S%tiftunaen sur grhaltuna
oes @gmnufiunts ueruenoet werben
Suueu. Die aultnsgerneinbe bofft.
Der unterrthtsminifter werbe Der
WermirtliGung bieles felt LANCER Belt
nehegten Blunes teine Shmieriatei.
ten ia Den Mea legen.
Wie cine DepeI@e aus Hum
rueloet. finb ben, Bapit erpBe Selb.
iurntter Hut Jabrung ieines Samples
nit Der fraas5iifhen Megieruna sur
Terfh8uua aeiteQt morben. oarunter
$500. 900 nun benz Raifer BON Deter.
reid uno $500. 900 BON benz 3arois
nal 0aiharp. benz Grabiih0f Don
Wran unn Brinaas uDn Hnaarn.
Das iapaniibe Barlament 1T
er1fnet tu0roen. Der Gaiier mar
anweienb uno belt bic Tbrpnreoe
periDnlih. Sin oerielben muroen be-
iunoers bic auten Beaiebunaen su al.
len Wdhten nnb bic Gntwidlung Der
natiunalen ELECTROMAGNETIC ber'
uOraebDben. Dua Barlar1ert per-
taate iid nah Der GrDHnung uno
tuiro am 81. Janunr wieoer saiam4
nientreten.
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0as Maieitie yheater.

SIR bieie @oEe Eat oas Majeftic
Eheater ebenfaQa mie6er elm gari5
rteues Br0aramrn, bas ii1 mie fplgt
s~uiammenieBt: Treo. 6aqen unb
W0Iie GuIler. auei beriibrnte Rnnft.
ler tretert in benz gruBen 0aHerfulq
Ser Sun6nu Shupl Bon" anf.
@ilrus, 6abnes unn montgomery
5eigen fth in benz feniatipneQen ,Tbe
@oub Ship Mancp See, Damn pru.
ousiert iim Der Teuer a6nia, Der
gr0Be 2eGun1pte. MDnl. 6erbert lit
oas muiitalifde Wuuoer. Ganoers
oeriDn Il WDmma1 unterbnlteu oas
Subliturn nit Der Boffe: Die beiben
TbeatersTideta" unb Drpiue Bither
lit elm TO urigineuer Sturnprebner.
oaB bas Guoituriun. gar niht aus
benz 2a@en beraustomu,t. SIN Ma.
ieftic Ebeater miro ieoer @elhmad
b~efrieoiat, baber bic Bopularitdt bic.
le8 Muienternbela.
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Gum 9qlub oes Sabres.


Dss Snbres gnbe 1T 1T aetommen.
Der ehritb1um al6nat i'm GiBteritbein,
Dpd7 frngt mol Manhes 6era beflpmmen:
HBte spiro bas neue Sabr nun iein?@
@iro's unbeil ober Segen bringen,
OBJ St6rrle brauien. rauh unh nilb,
Gb nnier BaAen tuirb gelingen,
I'D uns bic Sonne ladaelt nilb.
Ter BeiIiulitt nit fiuf' rem Brlteu,
Siebt hberuu nur label orub'u,
uro tetnen Veg eS 5u uerbfter,
80 tlar fih bteier seigte iboR,
Der Optimit ladbt OBJ Der Snraeu,
nno hetst tie. eiIie Su entHieb'n,
Stets b0ft er auf Elm beit'reS .Wpraen-.
8enn's rSente" Wolfen audi urlaieb n,
Bas in Der 8ufnnft ounflem gboose
nnS rubt, bletbt INNER uuerbeIt.
Die libtel, tuie bic onntlen QoDis.
Dtan nluB ne tragen, tuie rs j61t,
90 lQBt nns niutia eortu6rtS ihaueu,
S~ertroueuo auf bic ei9 ne Rraft,
Die tft'S, Quf bic mir ntiiHer bnneu,
Die ik's, bic uns bic Nege ihaft.
so lei oaB neue Sabr pintpmmen,
Wag es oann b~ringen, tuas es utoa,
BaS nns ba8 -geitern1 bat genomr1en.
Griebt nns tuDl Der uddbfte Eae.
0as .Broft". bias tpir benz iunaeu Sabre
Mus nnlem persen briuger bier,
Sci niHt in Bunth-nein-@Dtt bsspahre
8ir brinaen's aus IN SpUe &tar Bier.
0as Spue gtar 2ster-su guten Berten
Snu's unS srmuntern ie6er Belt.
W Soa nns IN Der 3utunft itdrten,
Bie's tot in ber 8ersangenbett.
go lang nns bies i'm glaIe fd5dumst
Ram man ben Stlrmen piebsrhean.
nno bel benz ebIen Zone gsar trdumet
Wan bon Der 2ntarst. Teih unb ihsn.
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SofaleS.
Mnen unieremS eSerst unn
dreanoen tpiinibem tuir
per5ltd5es 4srpiit Nsemjabr!
Muerlet.

- Sn BeSnQ auf bag Better bal
fi6 oas alte Sabr in Der liebenspiir'
niaften Meiie nerabihieeet.
Cine Betition an Die Gountg.
RUmmiiidre lit in umlauf, in uel'
der bieIelben aufgefDrbert meroen,
cine Wabf an5uberaumer, I'M su
entiHei0en. 1b cine Spesialfteuer pDr
Is Gents am 500 fir Die 6eritel'
lung neuer StraHen uno Briden uni
Die Meparatur Der alter auferleeI
weroen fou.
Dns .1erar County Tarme,
JuitituteA Eat beihluifen, teine eiaent
9ieoerlage su bauen, iDnbern BIZ
0aummDQe i'm Bombed Warebouit
pom 6. S. & 5. @iintber, 810-814
Wueun 8ifta StraBe, aufsubemabren.
- Die Werfaufsftdnbe i'm Martet'
haus. ole an ben 6bhftbietenben Der
padbtet muroen. bringen $50 per
Rount elm, geaen $267 i'm pergan.
osneu Sabre.
Die Siemerina > 2uee SEQ. 81
Dea 8. b. $. g. Cat bic folaenoeu
neuen Uearlter errpdblt; BrdSibent,
3bnrles 6ubnoDrff; Uice . Yt6li.
bent. Bm. Spintia; Getretdr. grnfi
6treu,ntel; SMatmeifter. JDbn Hpf;
Bermaltunasrat. Otto Miebe. d.
nah Hhtaebn. emil Tiebe; DeIeaa'
ten sur @rDBlpae in Dallas 1907,
Otto Riebe. Grnft @trernrnel unt
&m. JOnns; Stellpertreter, Gbas.
Dietri&. Dsmalo Nhtaebu uno @us.
Jritfm.
Die Jirma s. 6. Dielmauu
ilherianote uns einen prd1tiaen
Mnnotnlerber.
- SIM nerfIpienen Sabre mureen
in Eeras 701 Meilen neue Giien.
babnIinieri gebnut.
&m Dunnerftae abeno inbei
in bee 6nIe Der glts cine Weriamm.
lnuo BON Hiraerr, fat, nm Nneele.
penteiten besdalim Der tpmmenoen
Hnbl az ~beipretben. Der MufruI
ge6t BON Den @eanern Gauaeban'
aus.
Die 0erre, s. IS. goDt uno
Altert Rrnntustp BON Der San YIN.
tpnin DrugsG Dmparg" u%eramftalteten
lar bic GnnefteQter bes 0auies i'm
0nrmpnp Club Elm Enn5trdnshen,
nobel &rfriihungeu uerabreiht muir.
ben. Gerr Gupt betoiite Das quite
6inuernebmeu. methes suiihen ben
3eIteru. Weauiteu uno Angefteater
bee 6irr1u herridt nnb rneinte, baf
aelegentIite aeieIige aniammen.
tanfte berielben lebr oasu aaaetan
feien. baiieIbe su f6roern.
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ben Gon bon Ratnrrb, Der n,nt nur9 Ginnebnieu
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fonn.
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sgir, bic unteraei4nettn, babeu 8. J. Gbenes
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luneen uuo fuau3iea befdbi9t, ale bon Ieiuer Girn1a
elugeQdnaeusn DECENTRALIZATION su erfaasn.
Walbtns, Rinuan d Warpin, 8robbans
eelss DroouifeR. 3oleoo. o.
Qaas Ratorrb=Rur utrb innerIi@ senpmmsn unb
utrtt oirett anf oas 9lut unb bic t1leimieeR ODER.
HIDDEN oes Sphems. 3euguiHe frei perfaubt. preis
IS Gents fur Die Glai&e. 8erfdaft bon alien Apo.
tbetern.
Nsbnat 6aQ,s famiIien =Qiusn fnr gerRppinna.