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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-27
THE EARTHQUAKE CLAUSES.

1t is evident that the various
forms of earthquake clauses in insur-
ancc policies must be Interpreted by
the courts and the sooner it is done the
better, says the San Francisco Chron-
Gle. Whether or not there is any Federal
question involved so that a decision can
be had from the Supreme Court Of the
United States which will be binding on
all only the lawyers can tell, if any
body. A large number of suits have
been begun, some of them in the Fed
eral Courts, but they may all have to
be decided under California law. If.
however, suit can be brought in such
form that the Supreme Court can be
compelled to make a general interpre-
tation Of the clauses, ii would be a
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-27

Drastic laws are being formed in
England to check the cigarette habit.
The Brton has no objection to the use
of tobacco, but thinks that cigarette
smoking by small boys is pcrnicious.
1t is not quite clear whether the pur-
pose is to discourage the tobacco habit:
if so the legislation should be more far
reaching, for the average youngstcr
who thinks it smart to smoke will learn
the trick if he has TO begin with a
strong cigar or black pipe.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-27
Notice OF Apple tIon for Per.
mission 10 Appropriate 1.-The
Public Waters OF the
State OF Nevada,

Notice is hereby given that on the 2nd day
Of July, 1906, in accordance with Section q,
Chapter NLNI of the Statutes of 1905 one j
Henry z. Beekman, Of Cherry Creek, County
ofWhite Pine, and state Of Nevada, made ap-
Plicaton to the State Of Nevada for permission
to appropriate the public waters Of the State of
Cherry creek nj POINTS / - miles Wnst ni
the Town of Cherry Creek by means of II dam
aud 10 cubic feet per second is to he conveyed to
points IA miles West OF the Town of Cherry
Greek by means Of pipe aud there used for
concentrating ore The construction Of said
works shall begin before Nov /, zoos, aud shall
be completed on or before Nov. l. 1907 The
water shall be actually applied to n beneficial
use on or before Nov. |, l10s.
Signed, Henry rHuRTEIL
First pub. July 2i-i weeks State Engineer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-27
THE PRIMARIES

Resolved, That ii is the sense Of
the State Central Committee that all
delegates to the State Convention of
the Republican party Of Nevada,
shall be elected by primaries, and
i'll counties where that is not posi-
bic, all vacancies shall be filled by
the various County Central Com
mittees, or in their absence by the
State Central Committeeman of
said county, and i'll cases of cmer-
gency that the State Central Com
mitteelnen of Ormsby, Storey and
Washoe counties are hereby consli
tuted an Executive Committee with
full power to do and perform for
the whole State Central Committee.
Resolved, That the County Cen
trail Committeeman shall he the sole
Judges of the hours during which
the polls shall remain open
Secretaries of the various County
Central Committees are requested to
forward certified list of the dele.
gates to the Secretary of the State
Central Committee,
GEO. L. MILLS, Chairnan
I. X. HOFER, Secretary.
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-27
Legal. MATTER
Notice of Sale of Real Estate at
Private Sale
In THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA,

In THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA,
IN AND FOR WHITE PINE COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate and
Guardianship OF Sherman Strandman,
Frank Strandman and Fay Stran.man,
Minors.
Notice is hereby given that in pursu-
ance of an Order of Sale made and en-
tered by the above named Court IN the
above entitled cause, on the 18th day OF
June, 1906, the undersigned. Guardian
of the Estate of Sherman Straadman,
Frank Strandman and Fay Strandman.
Minors, will sell at Private Sale, subject
to congrmation by said Court, the fol
lowing described mines, mining claims,
and interests therein, and the following
described real property and interests
therein, to-Wit:-
An undivided one-eight O-S} interest
in the Mabel, Sunlight and Harold
sometimes called Herald lode mines,
situated in Robinson Mining Distsict,
White Pine county. State Of Nevada,
the Notice OF Location OF SAID mines
being recorded in the Recorder Office
of said county in Records Of Mining Lo-
cations, as follows: The Mabel, in Book
5, page 80; the Sunlight in Book ;,
ps,6e enoe1 '''s' i''''' WV -''
P'5n n n pY,H ono-bolf no, ;ntarast
in Of ' Eve - 20 in Pjocl, Tyo f51 nj
r ~ ~ - arn pit Go
An undivided one-half 90 interest
Goo ,.pe E,;,io horn pial e',,.,.a,,
,;.ih+ .,d ono fd,,,.tI, -
~ I I,'',i'i't7 - ~ '''i''
An ,,nd;vidof, ona-b,ls no, interest
:; ~ " W. "a, =, pi..r ~ s3t -.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-27
Two YEARS
THE LIMIT
Main Line OF Western Pacific TO Be
Completed By Septem.
Der 2, 1908.

Vice President and Chief Engineer
V. G. Bogue, of the Western Pacific,
is quoted by the San Francisco Exam
liner as saying that grading work is
progressing in California and that early
in August the company will begin
track-laying east from Oroville. Sew
eral miles Of track have been laid in
Oakland and short distance from that
city.
On the east end of the route he says
track has been laid from the Denver &
Rio Grand depot in Salt Lake City west
distance of thirty-two miles and that
the work will continue steadily west
ward.
The company's officials are bending
every energy to complete the 937 miles
of main line by September 2, 1908.
with adequate terminals in san Fran
cisco, Oakland and Salt Lake. After
that date she company will begin build
ing twelve branch lines, aggrcgating
i2l miles.
For its first $50, 900, O00 or bonds the
company received from New York and
London investors $i5, 600, 600 cash. In
addition the company has ISSUED $50
o0o,oo0 IN stock, none of which has
been sold Ia the public, and is author
lied to issuc SO, 0o1,0 a) more in bonds
and like amount in stock if it so de
sires.
or the proceeds from the date of the
first mortgage bonds of $50, 600, 600,
$l2, 600, 900 in cash has, it is said, been
spent, Is presumed the SIS. 900, 900
III cash will build and equip the main
line, including terminals.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-27
valuable guide to future insurance leg

valuable guide to future insurance leg
islation and practice.
The Chronicle" has steadily held
that the only reasonable Interpretation
of of the earthquake clauses is that
they release from liability from fire
originating on the insured premises as
the direct or indirect result of earth
quake. Any other Interpretation would
open up mass of contingencies suffi-
cient. as it seems to us, to render the
clauses entirely void from uncertainty.
2t is useless: however, to speculate on
a matter upon which in due time there
is to be an authoritative decision.
But. while the court must deal, in
the last resort. with the past, public
palicy imperatively requires that there
be legislation for the future looking to
the prescription Of standard forms of
policies SO clearly expressed as to prac-
tice, so far as human ingenuity can eff
feet it, any possible doubt as to their
meaning and scope.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-27
Notice OF Application for Per
mission to Appropriate the
Public Waters OF The
State OF Nevada

Notice is hereby given thNt on tlle nth ,lnr of
June lae6, in accordance with section n,
ChaPior MN pi the Statutes OF lani, one
John Melvin Of Ely, County al Whit Pine
Hna H'n,e ol nevada made Application Ia the
state Engineer of Nevada for permission In
appropriate The public waters al the STATE of
Nevada. such appropriation is 10 lac mndc
- aud ), Of NW i, Srciiun -. + Il y II IN
T., by means of open cuts, aud : cubic feet
per second i 10 be- couv ynd III points ~ :,
section - = SW ) "f section Il, T II y,
Tor irrigation. The construction Of such work
shall begin before November L. lMs aud shall
he completed on ar before November l. Iun1
rue water shall he actually applied Ia n hcuc.
fetal use on 81 before 1905.
signed. liENHN THrGIELL,
State Engineer.
First pub, July -iw.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-27
ELY NEEDS A PUBLIC LIBRARY.

Ely is in need of many things to add
to the comfort of the town. Among
other things public library stands out
in bold prominence. The town is made
I'D largely of young men and society is
limited. there are no places of amuse-
mont to attract them, and, as a con
sequence, lthe only place left for them
to go to is the saloon or gambling
house. \ public library would add
much to the comfort of the town and
no doubt be appreciated by many peo-
pie. From little acorns great oaks
grow and TIE NEWS thinks if some of
our public spirited citizens would make
A move looking toward a public library
they would he surprised TO find what a
following they would have. If the
Good Time Club would take up the
question TIE NEwS thinks that no
move would add 50 much to its prestage
and prove such source of revenue to
It's eXchequer. A public library could
be started by people contributing such
books rs could be spared from private
libraries and in a remarkably short time
Ely would have place where young
people could go and read a good book and
pass an evening with pleasure and profit
to themselves. The columns of THE
NEWS are open for suggestions from
anyone who will take interest enough
in the matter to write a communica
ton.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-27

A Democratic paper Of Norfolk, Va,
says that of Mr.. Bryan's Commoner
doesn't shut up about free silver and
the ylatform of '9G, folks will get the
idea that the whole graveyard of dead
issues is to &c galvanized into simu-
lation of life to frighten the Demo-
cratic children in 1903, A ghost dance
for two years is viewed with alarm by
the long-headed members of the party.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-27
The IRRIGATION CONGRESS

The National Irrigation Con
gress will meet in the city of
Boise, Idaho, Sept. 3D. to 9th,
inclusive. 1t is desired 10 have
a large representation go from
White Pine county and Hon.
Richard A. Riepe, Of Ely, the
assistant secretary. can give you
any information You may want.
iuly3-2m
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-27
Mineral Application.
No. 1897
UNlrEo STATES LAND OFFICE,

CARSON CITY, Nevada, June " l'V"tt
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that w
GlRoUN CONSOMD ATED MINES C0MPANl,
by II. X. Wheeler, its attorney in fact, Whos
Post Office address is Ely, White Pine Couht! =
Nevada, has made application for patent lI'
situated in Robinson Mining District VIM
Pine County. Nevada, and described in lne
official field notes and plat on file in this oi'Et'
rs follows. All hciug in Sees. : ~ s. ! 10 n
R - + NJ. u. NJ. BLUE JACKET " n ,'
Beginning At Con. Ne. /, whence ;. y. ~ ~
Scc. bears :. 66 deg. Sc min. l.. '5I%.' ~, w.
thence y. deg u min. ". tSlO fl 10 o ,,,n
No. -; thence y. II deg - min. W: lE,l- IL,
Cor. NJ, -. thence :. 70 deg. y min. y; ''I
II. 10 Cor. No. f. thence :. L deg, y MN; e.
ll"i1 ii, to Cor. No. !, place nj hcslnH,"-
HEARST NINE; Beginning at cor ~
whence :. T., Cor, sec. s bears ;. bH ueE' ~
min, T.. 1.0!l It.; thence n, 81 deg. Is ii!l,
- 30 1t. To cor. 80. >; thence \. Il heE' - m *
". l5Ono it. to Cor, No. ): thence >; - urS =
min. T.. isS.0 It, to Cor. No. I; Ihcnct ..
de- J.; miu. +. lt0In IT, 10 Cor Ne, >. lneu, isr,
f. deg. - min. W. ~ IT to Cor No. !, ,r,%"T.
al beginning, HIDDEN TR EAS' NJ y, Gnr
BEGINNING At cor. No. !, whence :, r. ,,,
thence y. - deg. u min. W, b"i ". "a n +,
Ne .: thence y. II der. II min. w. LOW" ~ {,
Cen. 80. =. thence =. - de-. u lnin r. "i,,'
to cor M. /; thence s Il deg: - mi ,,"ii
l5H.0 IT, to Cor. No, l. place "i peg 'i tbI<
Continuing Is 81 acres. The Iocttlon " uin-
Nine - recorded in White Pine tpuhH y"ter-
lug Records Adjoining Claimants .,rreyS
an and nphir nm, tiusurveyed, an" '"'
Nos 1851 22ls aud 40. r.,i.,pt
Lofts j, ConS, Ee.F'''
First publication, June 2a-luM
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-27
LEGAL MATTER
Notice OF Apple n ton for Per.
mission to ppropriatc thc
Public Waters OF the
State OF Nevada.

Noticc Is hereby given that On the Goth day
June, 1906. in accordance with Section -
Chapter NLNl, OF the Statutes of 1915
one j. icury c. Beckmau. OF Cherry
made application to the state Engineer of Nc
yada for permission to appropriate the public
waters ri the State Of Nevada. such apnropri
alton is to he mnde from Egan Canyon Mt points
III See Is and IT, r. - ~, X, t. T., by means Of
dam and 800 cubic feet rer second is to be con.
yeycd to points LOCO II. West of the Wide " est
stamp Mill lay means of ditch ilumc and pipe
aud there used for mining aud power purposes
The construction OF said works shall begin be
lore Nov. /, 1906 and shall be completed on or
before NOV /, 1907 The water shall be actual
ly applied To II beneficial use on or before Nov
/, la0S. signed. HENRY FHuRTELL.
First pub. July ~ weeks, state Engineer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-27
PRIMARY ELECTION

OF the people i'll accordance with
the Statutes in sueh cases made and
provided, for
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-27
$500, 900 More for Project

The Secretary of the Interior has IN
creased the appropriation for the
Truckee- Carson irrigation project from
So. 900, 900 to SO, 1000 600.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-27

The several Republican County
Central Committees, OF i'll counties in
which there are no such committees,
the State Central Committeeman are
hereby authorized and directed to
call
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-27
Saturday, August Is, 1905

For the purpose Of elceting dele
gates to said convention i'll accord
ance with the above basis of repre-
SentatiOn.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-27
THE TEST

At said Primary Election the test
to be eXacted of all voters shall be
as follows: II am a Republican. "
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-27
Tuesday, November 8, 1900

- CONSISTING OF
One Representative 10 Congress.
One Governor.
One Licutenant-Governor.
One Justice of the Supreme Court.
One Secretary of State.
One State Treasurer.
One State Controller.
One Acknowledgement.
One Surveyor General.
One Superintendent of Pablo In
struCtion
One Superintendent of State
Printing
Members of the State Board of
University Regents.
District Judges.
Also for the selection of State
Central Committee, and the trans
action of all other business as may
properly come before it,
The basis of representation Of the
respective counties in said Convcn-
ton shall lie one delegate for each
so votes, or any fraction thereof,
not less than Is, cast for Roosevelt
electors in 1904, aggregatlng 1877
delegates, apportioned as follows:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-21

Stalien surIf. Dafir fam man fid
bort einen 8einbera taufen uno Iein
9aIein i'm "o0lce far tiente" be1hlie.
Sen. uno nern Elm SDmmer nidt
9enuot, 10 tommt man einen srueiten
ober oritten, big Die n6tiQe NnaQbl
Sire beifamtnen lit.
9ieie SDrte @inmanoerer peroient
aliD nit oDaem Redte ben @amen
"3uapDael" uno es 1T nidt obne Su,
terelie 81 fra9en, Db man bic Steioe=
runa oieler giumonoerune beoouern
ooer ftb iber oielelbe freuen IDu.
@inige metnen, es lei ih(imm fir
oas 9ano, ueun aQidbrltb Taulenoe
fdmer uno an Der Brosperitdt BEG
Golfes tei(udbmen uno Damn nit o0ls
len 9alhen Dieoer beimfabren. Gn.
oere ertlaren es fir eine1l 8Drteil fir
oaS 2ano, uenn 2eute, Die als Or
better n6tla, als Burger unerniinlht
ftno, bierber tommen, HeiBie arbei=
ten, ieoen Gent ibres 2ohnes fauer
oeroienen uno oann MAIDEN, oaB file
mieoer fort tommen.
Ser Streit lber oiefe sSraoe uno
Delden @influB Die Mrbeit bieler
3uaoDael auf Die Sage Der einbeimi,
fden Nsbeiter ausibt, muB einIttpei=
len nod uffen blelben, bi8 oas 9ats
iablibe oieler @inmanoerung aablen.
mdBi9 feitqeiteqt lit. Die ermabute
Beitimmung Der 8tu oerlangt bpp
ben Dampferaeieuidaften Die Sab.
ru1a genauer 4iiten aber Die Rad>
m%anoerune Der ginmanoerer. Nul
bleie Weife tDnnen BebDroen uno
8DngreB binnela Deniaeu Sabren in,
Beitbe etnes uertoDuen Materials
fem.
Die &enntnis. Die mir Bis iebt pou
Der Sadie baben, lit meoer bDutins
Dig nod aenau uno eebt nur bic
gum Sabre 1897 suruf. Damals
betrua Der Brosentiab Der beimteb,
renoen @inmanoerer 8.9, i'm lebter
Sabre tpar er auf iber II aeItiegen.
Die Tra9e 1T auf ale sS6ae MIDI.
tig genue, baB Die Beb6roen ibr uDue
Nufmertiamfeit ihenten, oenn oans
obne @influs auf Die arbeiteroerbdlt'
nlife unieres 2anoss fam 10 ettuaa
nidt bleibeu.
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2ammbeit pber gAlimmeres?
or. y. Staotsseituna.)

Wta1 mar bisber au Der Nnnabme
berehtiat, oaB Die hieiiae @emerbe.
TANNER (Nem Sort Board Of 9rabe
ano 9ranspDrtation) Der Mebrsabl
nod aug ernftbaft oenfenoen W6nz
nern beitebe, nelbe reolid bemubt
fino, I'M Sntereiie BOT, 6anoel uno
Snouftrie 81 mirten, uno gans beions
oers bas @obl Der &aufmannlhaft
Der WetrDpDle i'm Iuee baben. Sn
oieler Nnnahme ibeint man Iih
griaolib seirrt au haben, uie Der
Snbult zines girtularS benefit, upels
Dies unter Der Slaeoe Der @eperbe.
TANNER siel' uno planlDs in Die Welt
aeianot miro. 9ieies girtular l0u
einen Nppeu gu @unften Der 8atifs
aierung oes Santa D1minau.8 ertra.
gea snriteQen, lit aber nidts anoeres
als Elm entieblih unihidter, besbalb
aber niht meniger beimtidiiHer Nuss
fau 9eeer nbes aaiiers Bplitit" uno
aegen Deutihlano i'm Nagemeinen.
Das gauge Wahuert ftibt iid
auf bic uieoerbplt an oieier STEELE
ernGbnte Notwithstanding oes
WaihinetDner &prreiponoenten Der
bieiigen ,Times". uelde stuar an,
ndhiten Gage prompt als 2uae aes
branomartt, troboem aber in Qemil.
len areiien fir bare Minse eerum.
men tpuroe. SO 1deint mirflih uns
m0elib 81 iein, ben 8runnenneraifs
tern oas 9anomert 81 leben, tuenn
ielbit oerartiae Bbantaiterien, pie
iie Der WaihingtOner 3Drreiponoent
Der .Eimes" BON Belt gu Belt iei.
mem Blatte 81 ieaoen ptleet, geeia'
net iino, ben ionit flaren Bid er'
fabrener Raufleute 81 triiben.
Nnfniipfeno an bic &aiier 8il'
befm unteraeihebenen Bldne beiBt
es in benz Birtular: SAILS es benz
3aiier burh @emalt. ginlbu9tes
runa Uoer gbitane eelinaen iplte,
cine srpeite Decentralization in Santo
Domingo su erribten, miiroen oeut.
ide Jlotten Banana uno ihlieBlid
ben StiQen Ocean beberrihen, iie
uiiroen i'm Stanoe iein, Deutih'
lambs tuloniale @rpaniion au fdi'
Ben uno fie Diroen oas Sbidial
SIos &meritas oittieren.'
Taas ein8 Der befannten 6ebbldt'
ter bieie SbluBfolgerunaen aus els
ner Notwithstanding. uelher Die
2Iee aug allen 8eilen berausiah.
qesuaer bdtte, miiroe man benz
Sbreiber auf bic Singer aeflopft ba'
ben, pie aber cine faufmannil6e
ODER ~inoutrieae 8ereinigune oaau
tommt. elm oerart borniertes &uno'
ihreiben au3ufertieen. 1T unper'
itdaofib. uno man tann ben GINS
| pfGngern oieies 8irtulars nur surt'
fen: ,2e9t's 81 benz uebrigen."
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aie ..8uabSael''. ein,panSeruns.

8erlhieoene Gerfdqe in 8erbin'
bune nit Dem Iriblingsitr0me Der
@inmanoeruna, Der fib iebt iber ur,s
fer 2ano ergieBt, baben Die Dffentli@e
Nnfmertiamteit auf cine @ribeinuna
eelentt. bic siemlib ipdt beabtet
piro uno ben NnitoB gu elmer 8us
Iabbeitimmung ses iebt norlieaenoen
@eieses iiber 5uridmeiiung uno beIs
iere 8erteilung Der @innanoeruna
gegeben bat.
Sn lester WDhe ~lauoeten in Stem
0ort $4,000 @inmanoerer, mebr als
in elmer ISOLDE auuDr. uno nod ben
Bihern Der Dampfihifeeieaihaften
lift es ii1er. onB oieie8 Tistaliabr
oas pDriee in Shatteu iteIen miro.
Das 6aupttDntinaent 81 bieier
Guaranteeing fteIt Stnlien uuo es
berribt bic augemeiue &niiht, oaB
mir es bier nibt init elmer tuirtlihen
ernitbaftea ginmanoeruna su tun
baben, lonoern uur NIT o~0riiberae'
benoem N~ufentbalt. Die r~peniaiten
bieier Staliener tpmmen Der, I'm ftdI
ieBbaft gu MAIDEN unb Burger gu
peroen. Was fraoen bic taulsnoe
pon galabreieu. Sisilianern etc. mad
Der Sreibeit? Sic bnben geb6rt oSel
uiiien aus @%rfahrune, bob man bier
iebr Ihnea cine gan5e Nnsabl Dol'
lars oeroiener tnnrl, fir Die iid eint
nod oiel aroBere @nsabl Sire ein'
uetieln laBt, uno 10 f0mmen tie in
| Triibiabr an, arbeiten ben Sunmel
binourh mie Die Bferoe uno TRACER
su Beeinn ees 8interS Elm biiblhei
Simmdeu in oas ihpne, i0nniaI
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SIT Der Msons bempbntY

Sc lit erpieien. baB Der Mono in
Solge ieiner NtmDspbdre bemuhnbar
1T; aber ni6t fir Wenihen, Die IdDn
bDs aertug auf bieler groe alb fino;
namentli6 fir Die, Die ni6t mifien,
oaB electric 8itters &opfmeb, Sal
liafeit, Walaria, 8ebielfieber, @elb.
iuht, Dispepiie. @dminbel. 2eber.
nno Nterens uno Srauen=2 eioen BELT.
unoergleibli6 als Tpnic fir fhmas
DIE, beionoers alte Berionen. Sc per=
l6afft Sblaf. @arantiert BON Nn0lph
9reiB uuo s. 8alteper & @ubn.
BreiS nnr so gts.
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HAMBURG -AMERIKA.
9DppelfHrattben @rtreks
NIB Ypfts9 antpfer-9 ienft.
Wen Netp yorf bfa gIhmoutb, S0ber
an0 Gberbourg mad 6aHtbarg.
New York mach Eeapel und ssnua.
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Die ueuen 5ftefensa Dauttfer. .almertfa"
unb .,aatfertu 2lueufte 0tetpaia".
"a, 500 Mes. Sounen, AZ, OOOgrutto- Z onnen,
.rsIp. 25.000 &eg. Sonueu, $1,000 8rutto=
zonnen, bnben auber ben lururi6ien gin=
rimtumgen ais gteuieteiten Elm &efau=
rant a "a Carte Unit 3feeuner= Rapeael 9af=
'{agiers Mufsua. Surnb ole, elettrii4e 8doer,
Bidders uno 8llmen . qaoen. l., 2. unb g.
Railte uno, 3pii6euced etc. etc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-21
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lit Wtrs. Nleranber pDn garg, Me.,
bic Or. Sings Neue 2ebenspiaen
als bic beften gefunoen. UNI Wager,
Sober uno gingemeioe in Oronuna
su balten. Gin idmerslDies 8eini.
oungsmittel. 9arantiert bon Nootph
DreiB unb s. 8alteber & SDbn.
YreiS 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-21
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8lut= ODER Ronfitutions : Grdnfheit, uno I'M ie gu
beilen, mdBt SIR innerlt9e 9eitmttteI nebmen.
6olps Ratarrb Gur mirs einaenpmnien uno uirtt
brett auT mas 9lut uuo Die ihleimies Gberha6e
Salts Ratarrb.R ur 1T ieiue Guodialber MeO5in.
sic purOe lett Sabren uon eineni Der beftn 4erats
oieIes Qanoes oeroroust unO 1T elm reeelmdBi9es
Eecept. sic betebt aus Den befeu b~etannten So=
MICA, uerbunOen nit ben beten glutreiniguugsmit=
ietr, bic brett auf Die Saleimoberfl6he pirteu
Die poltommene @erbiuoung Der 5pet getauoteile
1T e.. mas IoI6' puuoeroolle Reiultate bel Der 6ei=
lung Don 6atarrb beroprbrin9t. 9uBt Guh 3ete=
niie umionit etben.
3. >. Gbensp b 60, 8Oleoo. ..
gertanft BON allen @pOtbefsru, Yreis Is 9eutS.
9tebmt 6qPs damilteu gileH fir gsrfOpiNna.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-25
Special Reductions in Semi Made Robes
 and Waists.

In these reductions regular prices have been just about cut in half-the patterns themselves are very beauti- ful, some have embroidery edged fiounces, others hemstitched fiounces with insertions of embroidery bands only one of kind. Here are the re- ductions--
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-25

Euro Skn soc
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-25

Women's Shoes at $2. 5omade expressly for goot as many that sell S and $35o Shoe Section Basemen