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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-02

In preparation for a great shortage In the
coal supply, the Union Pacific Railroad has
stored 200, 900 tons of coal for its own use
The Union Pacific system is urging its pa
trans to buy coal now, so as to avaid thu
increase of the price which seems in
evitable. All this is laid to blame be.
cause of the labor scarcity in the Western
colleries-that and a cessation of develop
ment of mines owned by the railroads.
/ owing to the prohibition against trans
porta companies engaging in the coal trade
after May j, 1908. In some colleries miners
are receiving $40 a month, and still they
are hard to get at that price.
A decidedly more cheerful tone is pre-
vailing on foreign exchanges, and cessa-
tion to the downward movement In prices
has been noted. particularly in the lealing
securities, which are the barometer of the
market. 1t is not expected that the Sep
TENDER opening will be marked by any
great movement in business, but every
thing points to a gradual reviva Of conf
denee.
Henry Cletws & Co. say: Operations
in the stock market should be conducted
with great care. While the worst In re-
spect to liquidation is probably over. the
market is still exposed to further hurries.
The manner in which the late drastic de-
cline has been met, is splendid evidence
of inherent soundness; and while the dam
age has been severe in some quarters there
has at no time been any Indication of a
general collapse in credit or panic in val
ues. The market is righting itself, though
1t is questionable If the process is Nyet
complete. We are also approaching a pc
rood Of doubt as to the maintenance of
recently increased dividends. When this
doubt is settled, and when monetary pros
poets improve, then We may hope for a
more permanent change for the better in
the stock market, but hardly before
j. S. Bache & Co. say: "The investor
may feel assured that what he buys now
in any event is well bought. Business re-
cession may carry prices still lower, but
1t is a question whether this has not been
discounted. To take certain advantage CT
the present situation 1t might be recon-
merded that intending purchasers take on
oDe-half Of their investments now, and
the other half If prices go lower. II prices
do not recede markedly, but instead con-
tinueN slowly to advance. they will at least
have taken up some OF the benefit this
unusual situation offers to Conservative
people"
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Yesterday.

locity, SIX miles.
Precipitation-24 inch.
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One Yenr Ago Todn,

Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Character of the day-Clear.
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Newark, y. j., Sept. 2, 1907.
am. am. 10 m.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-02
School Supply Sale

Pencils, Paper. Ink, Sponges.
States, Erasers, Pens. Peuhold-
ers, Crayons, Blank Books.
Pencil Sharpeners. Rulers, Pen
Wipers, Book Bags, Mineral
Frames and so on
ALL AT SPECIAL PRICES
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-02

Stockholders of the Pittsburg Oil and
Gas Company will meet In Pittsburg on
September 9 for the proposition to increase
the capital stock from 81 ,O00.0 900 to SILL 600.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-09-06
Christian Gratitude.

Here is story that comes all the
way from Florida, the state that over
flows with darkies. There was a small
church wretchedly out of repair, with a
terribly leaky roof and the negro pastor
fervently prayed for funds to make re-
pairs collection was started. One
brother put in ten cents.
Ten cents from Brudder Jones. De
Lord bless Brudder Jones"
Then quarter ola dollar was received.
"Brudder Johnson quartah. De Lord
bless Brudder Johnson"
The collector reached a gambler, who
happened to go into the church out OF
curiosity to witness darby service, and
who had had big winning night. He
put twenty dollar note into the hat.
The almost GREATNESS collector said:
"Wha's de name, sah?"
"Never mind the name, I'm a gambler
from Chicago"
"Gamblah from Chicago, twenty
dollahs," shouted the collector.
The pastor rolled his eyes up, and
raising his hands, said, in voice choking
with emotion: Twenty dollars gamblah
from Chicago. May de good Lo'd bless
and prosper de noble gamblah from
Chicago"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-09-06
H ow He Lost 1t.

A party of Kentuckians, including
Senator Lindsay and number of menu
bers of the House, were passengers on
an castbound train on their way to at
tend the opening Congress.
Before the party retired for the night,
according to the American spectator,
the Senator had permitted them to par
take of the contents of flash, which he
returned with religious care to the depths
of his dress suit case. ..-
In the morning. as the train was wend-
ing it's way through the Allegheny
Mountains, a member of the party who
had arisen early perceived the Senator
pacing up and down the aisle, an express
sion of disgust and dismaY upon his
genial countenance.
whats the matter. Lindsay" asked
the other.
Matter enough" was the reply,
"why, I've lost the better part of my
baggage"
Lost or stolen?"
Neither" said Senator Lindsay, 1.-THE
cork came out"
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VOL. Limo. IS.

little love, who was looking, if possible,
more beautiful than ever with her hazel
eyes, and the pretty color coming and
going in her delicate cheeks --a-7
Mother is right-she reminded me in
| time-you are My Lady Lettice now" he
said, as if to excuse his sudden halt.
She bowed her pretty head. She had
spoken oncc-had given him his chance.
1t was he who must make the next move,
in whatever direction it should please
him. -.... ...-- ..- .
At that moment a shadow darkened
the pathway outside. Lady Lettuce look
ed up nervously.
Father" she cried piteously.
And Geef, remembering all that sic
had suffered, was standing by her side,
when the earl was announced a minute
later. The face of the latter bore un-
mistakahle signs of urcasiness; it was
white and drawn, and there were fresh
lines about his mouth, and heavy sleeI-
less look about his eyes. A light dawn
ed on Lady Lettice.
Father" she said again, holding out
her hands.
A smile crossed the Earl's face; he look
ed at his daughter, then at the young
man who stood protectingly at her side
"You found her, understand" he said,
and saved her, my poor little Lettice,
from what might have been an ugly fate.
| feel l owe her life to you, MIR. Anstru-
Their, and | am not insensible to the fact,
believe me. ....s..
'Lettice," turning to the graceful girl
whose beauty he seemed to recognize for
the first time, "are you coming home
with me- -, -%-.. s-r.z
She looked once more at Anstruther,
who stood knitting his brows in thought,
while a queer smile played round his
mobile clean shaver mouth. He was
not handsome-this ordinary looking
young Englishman-but to Letticc he
represented all that was desirable at that
moment!
"My lord he said suddenly, you can
pay that debt, ifvou will, by giving me
your daughter. love her, my lord, and
l am far from poor. Are you too proud
to let me win herr"
Lettice raised beseeching eyes to her
father face. He had suffered much from
his conscience during the past week; he
must make amends now, whatever it
cost him.
"Lettice, you hear-are you willing?"
he asked slowly.
The daughter he had known so little
threw her arms round his neck.
81 love him father" she confessed, and
without more ado the Earl gave his con-
sent.
after all, my lord, she will still be My
Lady Lettice," the happy young lover
said, when an hour later her parent
carried Lettice off to her own home once
more.
And My Lady Lettice she stillis-Lady
Lettice Anstruther.
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arietieS.

"A Leeds clergyman was returning
late the other night from social meet
ing when suddenly out of a dark door
way a man sprang upon him with intent
to rob. After some Intellectual protes-
tations the clergyman said, Surely you
wouldn't rob a clergyman" THAT
don't make any matter to me- replied
the thief. But after moment sreflection
he added, "Stay; what's your religion"
Methodist" "Lor love yer, that's the
same as meself Yercan Co."
-Parson-Where is the other man who
used to be here as keeper? Park gate
keeper He's dead, sir. Parson with
feeling) - Dead? Poor fellow! Joined
the great majority. Ell? Park Gatekeep-
er-Oh, | wouldn't like to say that, sir.
He was a good enough man as far as |
know.
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Ebsnezer Gray.

He thought he was a Christian
Did old EbcncZcr Gray.
He never missed a meeting,
And was always glad to pray.
He did not let religion
Hurt his business through the week,
But every Sunday morning
He was righteouslike and meek.
He used to have a manner
That would make clown feel blue
He used to chill his neighbors.
And his home was chilly. too.
But in the church on Sunday
You could never find him late,
And when 1t came 10 roofing"
For religion-he was great.
He used to skin all corners
Through the week-and liked the game
Yet claimed to run his business
In the Masters holy name.
He never let the doctrine
U.ed on Sunday-understand-
Affect. upon a week day,
Any deal he had on hand.
Some people called him brother"
And great numbers called him names
The latter people being
Those who tathomed all his aims.
He died in proper season
Crossed unto another shore
And this is what st. Peter
Told him at the door:
"While you were good on Sundays,
Through the week, Eb, you were tough
So, when 1 speak your sentence,
DO not think that am rough.
Now you can spend your Sundays
Here in Heaven very well,
But week days, Ebcnezer,
We will have to give you h
I. c. Stuart
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ne Hets and IptelIieepcsE.
IS Prb tshed kp-rv Frru.,.
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Too Young.

He was a beardless youth and the
peach down was on his cheek.
Darling" he whispered. 81 beg of You
to give me just one kiss. They are in
toxicating."
But the beautiful girl shook her head
and withdrew to the far end of the sofa.
mo, Freddy" she replied in tantaliz-
ing tones: 81 don't want to do any
thing unlawful"
"Unlawful, Miss Rose?"
"Yes; you know it is against the law
to give intoxicants to minors"
AMI then poor Freddy melted away
like tub of ice cream at a Sunday
school picnic-Chicago News.
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Transient o4dpertisene nts.-One Square
8 insertions or less $3.50. Each subse-
quent insertion 25 cents. Longer adver.
tisements In the same proportion A
space equal to six lines makes a square.
Figure work double price.
Obituaries and Pers onal Communica
lions will be inserted at cents per line
Yearly Advertisements at Special Rates
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JOHN D. WORTHINGTON.
TERMS.-S1.OO A YEN 10 Advance.

Entered August 10, 1902, as second
class matter, Postofhce at Bel Air, Md,
Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
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Set ii6er 60 csajrcn

i6on tpuroe Wtrs. @inslom's Sootb.
ing-Sprltp bon Milionen ton Miit-
tern beim 3abnen Der &inoer ange-
menoet. @irit 9u i'm S6lafe ourd
oos S6reien zines &inoes geitort,
oas i'm 3obneu lit uno Dor S9mer3en
weint? 8enn 10, laiie iofort cine
Slai6e ron nWfrs. @inslon's Sootb-
ing-Sprup" bolcrt. Gem @ert lit
unbe5ablbar. gs tuiro Dem flcinen
2eioenoen iofort 2inoerune oerldaf.
fen. SerlaBt eud oaraut Miitter,
es lit fein 3lueifel ooriiber. gs beilt
Diarrboe, reguliert oen Mogen un0
Die gtieren, beleitigt @ino-&olif, er-
ueidt Den @almen nerbinocrt gnt:
5iinolng uno itarft oas gon3e Sp-
item. nWfrs. @insIotp's Sootbina
Sprup" fir aabnelloe &inoer lit OH.
genebm i'm @eidmaf; oas Ne3ept
itanant bon einem Der beIten tueibli-
6en @erate in ben Ser. Gtaaten. gs
lit bel alien 0ruggiiten in Der gol,5cn
8elt 5u baben., 8reis % Gents per
Glai6e. 9ouft ni6ts onoeres als
0Mlrs. @insloip's sootbing Sprup."
@arantiert unter oer 5000 ano
Drugs glfte, 80. SUM- 1906, SeriaI
Rummer 1898.
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Bur Snnostaasseit." !"

Die oriiben griinoli6 berregnete,
6reibt Der @elegenbeitsoidter grn1t
Setter:
geun looet uns Die Sunotaqs5eit
- 5u fitblem &ubeiise, = inoeB ber=
miBt man melt uno brett ~ nod et-
mas @unotagsbibe; Die Sise blieb,
= man idreibt ia 10, = in Sinter-
inoien irsenoipo, = ie6oh in oel,t-
l6en Sanoen = lit lie nod nift bor-
banoen! 3ur punoeridonen
9nnostogs5eit gibfs aud, ole
Sunostagsferien. ga reiit man
gerne mogli6it ipeit NIT ieinen
angebor' gen. @er ionit oa3u oie
,Vfittel bat, begibt ii6 fort uno in
ein Saot - er nil 0atur genieBen,
= ieood es oarf ni6t - gipBelr! =
. munoerIdone Sunostogs5eit, =
mas tit Dir nur begegnet? = Ser
Sommerfrii6ler ruff boa 2eio:
IS regnet, regnet, regnet! Sir
lorgli9 5og Der orme Monn - be-
reits Die @aiieritiefeln rl - itott
Serge 81 erfllnmen, per1udt er
| fi6 i'm S6mimmenl = 3luar aei-
ttgt oieie Snnostags5eit Z MIR me-
uig Staub=9ltome, = Der geqen
faat, Der Bad miro brett = uno
f6piIlt uno miro gum Strome; -
oas 5luBbett fiilt ii6 big gum
&ano, = oos @aiier oringt ms
9lferlano, = ein Soutmer iIt's, elm
naiier, Die 6reuoe miro = 5u
Baiierl - Sebr fiibl begonn 6ie
SunoStags5eit, 5roItbeulen truq
Die &oie, = nit 9el3 beIebt mar ie,
oes &leio = (ioear Die 9aoeboIe). =
Die @oglein in Dem griinen @olo =
lie flagten; qgl6,. mie iItes falt~,
Dos nto6t uns fronf uno reisbar, -
a6 Ddr' Der 8alo bod bei5bor! =
. punoeridone Sunostogs5eit, =
on mo6It ia boie Sdniser, = iiingIt
lpro6 Elm @artentpirt poQ geeio =
gum 5reuno uno Soolbeiiber: -
u8as alllbt mir bier Der idonIte
PlaB Wfeln @arten ut bod fiir
Die 9aB' 8ir aber blii6t Ser @ei-
SEN = oenn 9u bermogit gu bei5enl"
- @ie mor 5ur ibonen Sunostaqs-
5eit- mobl mon6er Mann nerqniiq-
li6 - Strobmitlper - uno bonn
Sod befreit, = Die Stinantung mar
por5ll9llbl 6n oieiem Sabre ober
lprt6t Die Geuere; 9t6 id reile
ni6t! = 9ei ioldem i6lebten @et-
ter = it's ia oobeim biel netterl -
90 bot mon beuer melt uno brett =
mand alo9elieo nernomnen, = oie
mintoertdone Sunostogs3eit = lit
oiif Den Suno 9efon1men! - O2on
lagt 8ur 9unostogs5eit = o @rous
= ni6t germ einntoI Den SunO bin-
ous, - oaS gebt ood ni6t 10 iueiter,
Sonft 9eter biIfl
grnlt Setter.
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Sir. 9a ein &rod, bie Slinte botte
li6 ertlooen uno ser fleine Mann
lag tot am gooen.
SIM @ebGltoe oes Courier
SSournal" 5u 2ouisbiQe, 4D., lit idon
pieoer elm Seuer ousgebro6en. Oies-
mol lpuroe Elm S6oben bon ungef1br
$4,000 oneeri6tet. 9lu6 Bel Die
lem Seuer neiB man ni6t tpie es ent=
ltonoen tit, ebenlo tpenig, ipie Bel Dem
bor 5ebn Sagen.
sSn Gan sSrancisco oouern Die
Streifunrltben fort. gei einem @n-
griff auf einen 9eidt-l1nionsmann,
Der als Wotorfiibrer fltngierte, muir
ben neltlid flint 8erionetr16tper ber=
leBt.
= Ser @eiunobeitsrot bon Son
Sranciseo bat Dem Snperpilorenrat
Die gie6erbrennung bes Stoot= uno
@ountp-Sospitals en1pfoblen, in mel
6em cine 9ln5abl 8erionen unterge=
bra6t getpeien iirlb, tpelde an ser
8enlenpelt litten. Ser Superpiloren-
rat miro ii6 alsbaIo Iber Die Sroge
i6liiiig tperoen. 0as froeli9e Sos
pitoL beItebt aus elmer @eibe bon
Jadiperfgebduoen oeren geieoerle-
gung idon felt loneer 3eit beabiid-
tigt tit. 9ie gefanntmo6une, ooB Ser
Morine Soipitoloienit bie 2eitltng
Der WoBregeln 5ur 8ef01npfung ser
5eu6e in Die Sano nebn1en miro,
oetro6tet man in San Sronciscp oIs
Elm @orantie oofiir, bob Ser tpeiteren
Serbreitung Der 8euIenpeit in fur
ser 3eit Ginbalt geboten iperben
miro. Or. 9fupert 8lue, tpel6em bonn
@eneralor5t @Drnon bie 9ef6rnpf=
ungslnaBregeln iibertrogen poroen
iinb, bot idon BEL Dem friiberen Muf=
srefen Der 8eulenpeit grfobrungen
in Der Code geianmelt llno erfreut
iid in gan5 Gan Srancisco bes bod
items 8ertrauens.
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Seras.

Sn Der Stoot glporo, @ile
@onntp, iino 5ebn @ei6dftsbduier ab-
gebrannt Ser Sbaoen bel1uft Iid]
alif ungefdbr $4,000.
Gin iunger Monn geanens
Sobn 9ofer, Der aus @on3oles
ltarnnt, III. in guero unter Der 9n-
flage berbaftet tporoen, oie sSGgerihe
Sin in So6beim in 9rono geitedt 3u
baben. gr Drroe llnter giirgldoft
bon $500 geitellt.
Die 8rano SSurp in Columbus
bot gegen @l 2aafe Die Anfloge erbo-
ben, lebte @eibna6ten in SIZES 60
loon einen geipiilen Geio Garter ae-
totet 5n boben. 2adfe ipuroe perbaf-
tet, ober gegen Steaung elmer 8iirg-
idaft bon $4,000 iofort tpieber in
5reibeit geiest.
auf ben @alpeItener Oods lit
Elm Streif ausgebro1en. 900 God
arbeiter baben Die Mrbeit eingeiteat.
Sic perlangen cine 3ulage bon fiinf
GeIlIS DIe SIuHOe.
- Die 8iirger BON Beaumont ba-
ben nit 290 eegen 225 Stinnen
ben 8ori6log, Die ftdotiihe 8erlpaI-
tung in cine &ornlniiiionsperipaItung
lln5niDanoeln, bermorfen.
sSSn Der Sarrners' Gin gu Sort
2apaca ipuroe elm bort angeIteater
9lrbeiter Namens go Serbian idper
nerlest.
glm Wfitttuo6 baben in DoQos
5tpei @anner ibrem 2eben elm gnoe
genadt. Gin eetpiifer sc. 8. SopIpr,
Der geraoe cine idpere Operation
our6gema6t batte, bat ii6 in ieinem
3unmer I'M Soutbern SoteI eridoiien
uno elm @iienbabner 0nnens ssomes
Downs bot ii6 in Ieiner 8obnung
erbdngt.
81. 6. Sortmann aus Guero 1T
gum offiaiellen Stenogrop6en fir bas
fiinfuno5wan5igite 9iftriftsgeri6t er.
nannt poroen.
Der groBe yieis-@lebator in
81 Campo, Der groBte ieiner Irt i'm
Staate, iit iest in 8etrieb. SSn ibm
fonnen $4,000 Sad unterqebrod,t
iperoen.
Wor &ur5em brnbte elm alter
Jarner aus Der @egeno bon Sumo.
tion $500 in HapiergeIo nod Ser
oortigen 9anf. Gr batte oas @eIo
81 9oitie oufbeipabrt uno ~oa batten
ibm 0tditie uno Staten oie 8anfnoten
angefreiien @inige iparen nabeau
p0Iig 5eritOrt. Die gonf miro Sic
3erfetten Noten an oos Sdobont
i6ifen uno Der 6arlner miro Ieinen
8erIuit boditmobri6einlid erfebt be.
fommen.
Die 2ocal Option-9(bItinlmuua
in @rapion @ountp finoet am Gon.
neritag, ben 3. Oftober. itott.
Sn Sbiner puroe osanab 8od-
at BON Or. .. 6, Marttn eeidoiien
uno gefdbrIih nerlpunbet.
- 9lns 5rie0ri6sbitrg fonlmt Die
gahribt bob 5rau Seinrif) Sotopp
i'm 9llter BON S6 SSabren geftorben iii
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einen sSSuOoslobn bon 1000 Morf, Ser
er bon 6ranfrei6 erbalten baben ioa
gSte berlautet, bat er 6ereits Die 8e-
oienrngsporl6riften fir Die neuen
Observation-Disclosures berraten unb
au6 oetoiaierte 45lGne Ser Seltnno
@brenbreitltein on 6ro1frei9 aus
geliefert.
9te 6roge elmer 9feni1ion oes
Sall-8ro5eiies miro bos 9fei6sgeridt
om 26. Septen1ber bei9Gftigen.
SSn Wonterep lit ein i1perer
&egen gefollen, pel6er Ser onoouern=
Den Srodenbeit BORT Elm gnbe qeno6t
6ut.
9ie englii6e &olonie geeu=5ee=
LAMB tit gu elmer u9ominion" getno6t
moroen uno ibre offi8ielle 8e5ei6-
nlng miro fiinftig Dominion of
geem 3ealono" fem.
= @s l6eint, aIs tpenn Der Streif
in Der belgiI6en Stoot 9(ntmerpen
it6 ieinen @noe nGbere. 8iele 9trei-
Ter fino enti6Ioiieh Die arbeit tpie-
Der arf5unebmen.
Der friibere Holiaei9ef Weot-
ielptti6 bon Der ruiiii6en Gtoot gia-
liltoG, Der mdbreno Der sSubenperfoI-
lettes Sobr I'M gln1t mar,
tit eei6oiien uno totli9 beripunoet
noroen. Ser Weanh Der ouf ibn
l6eB, muroe feitgenonln1en.
Ser rrliiiide &ailer lit nit Iei-
ner ,go6t uStonoaro", nit Ser ou-
genblidli6 in Den finnlanbii6en @e-
paliern nn1berfabrt, geitranbet. IS
1T aber feine @efobr porbanben.
Die 3ugentgleiiuns ouf Der
Strede 2enber9-G5ernomis tpiro auf
angefauIte S6peaen 5uriidgefibrf.
amtli6 miro Die 3obl Der 0pfer ouf
3fpei Sote uno einbltnoert 8erIeste
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5. & 6. u. sabu.

ApfG1ff.
Ha6 alien Rorb@Scgase9unften ;.
.......... 1lbr unb 500 bormtttags
Rad st. Souls, Wtempbis uno bem Often
1.20 tbr na6mittags.
9sa9 9soros9eyas, adnfas @ito unb ct. 2outs
80. ..... $50 llbr a5enos.
Sfnh Mtegtfo -. 1920 l1br bormittaes.
Mntnnft.
Bon Ct 2onis unb EN- Often :. $50 moreens
Bon lofalen 8unften :. 1910 morgens
Bon ct. 9ouis uno benz Often :. 725 abenbs
Bon 2arebo uHo Merito :. 100 na9mtttaas
81. 3ouis e. an s antisso Sasu.
GbfabrL
gsa6 Sort @uitb. epringfieIb. ct 2ouis, aan-
ins Gitp. Chicago (S & g. q. 9epot)
$50 abenhs
Nntunft.
Bon ct. aouis, @unfas eitp, 9arts, Gbicago
1910 Morgens
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@iienbabu= 5a1rplau.
q. q. & u. g. 8abn

"Saob Grodet" "f3ue mad Soufton, @aIbeiton
Beaumont unb Orange @bfabrt llbr obenbs
anfunft 7.55 moreens
ga@ seerreoiue, 9tbfnbrt $50 moreens, an,
fnnft bort 11.3o abfabrt bon aerrptue lib,
nabn1ittass, antunft In San Mntonio 75C
abenos. geur Setnfta9s mad &errbine: 4 1tbr
na6mtttaes 8iGIabrt bon bart Montass g., j
norsens, anfunft In Can @ntonio $50 NOR.
gems.
Na@ Guero, goafunt, 9oufton, @aIbefton,
@tboines, &odbaIe, Cameron uno Boco, @b,
fabrt s.45 Sormittdes. Infl NIT llbr morgens.
9sa9 SeebilIe. Corpus @briiti. 9lIice Wtatbts,
Iranins 9aB, &odport, 9tbfabrt 1.50 na@s
m..1ocs unb 8 11br nbenos. 9lnfunft 7.55
morgens unb $50 na6mittaes.
@ab SaIfurtas, slbfabrt 8 llbr nbenos. an.
furft 7.55 moreens
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Beimn6beit in Der &anaIspr,e.

Soben 2obn fir unfere illngen ee-
'dsften Sanbperfer beripridt Ser
Fcnamafanal8m. WaIariafurdt
ldredt 8iele ab, aber t1ibt Die, tpeIde
vGleftric 8itters" fellnen. gr furirt
eBcnfolls 8liltpergiftung, 9iIiofitat,
Shwdde, Mageni1n61e, 2eber. uno
9sierenleioen @arantiert bon MooIpb
1reiB un0 n. gobn & 60. so Gents.
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Inter ben WpItatern

Der leiberben Meni66eit niruunt 9r.
Stlsbee eine electromagnetic Gtelung ein.
9iele Salferloe, peIdbe blr9 Die iu1abz
ldilteen 6dmorrboiben S6meraen 5d1on
big an Die 9ren5e beg @abnIinns eez
triebeu fporoen tparen, iino beute oebeilt
uno erfreuen it'd better @eiunobeif. 0ie
poltdti9e ar5nei, ipel6e in allen ienen
oer5lpeifelten SdQen allein nod Sefluna
brodte, mar aber eben 9r. Gtlsbee'
Anatelis = aus ben beiten Neebifamenz
ten bergeitellte tpeide Stu6l8dpfhen.
pel9e an benz SiB beg Qeioens in ben
&orper eirgeflibrt iperben Broben frei
perlanot bon y. 9tenitabter & Co., 8pr
2416, Stem glprf.
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@oraiialidler Saffce.

Wan mill nidt aGein gut eIien
ionoern al6 gut trinfen. gu cine,
guteh Nabl3eit gebort eine quite SaIit
&affee uno Die er6Glt man imSon
Sun Gcitaurant, 2tO DIT Commerce
Strabe, tpe:lige 2iiren tpeItli6 bon
Der u6reie BreIIe". Ser &offee mirt
auf fran5oiife 9trt 5ubereitet. 9a5il
giebt es iel5Stgenta6teS 9rot 1nlt
9aflperf aller Sorten. 9tamentlif
au6 beim SriibItiid miro man oiC
@obltat elmer bor5iigli6en SoIIe
&offee enpfinoen. Serr 90 q g e II.
Die iett einen Stol8 Oarin, feline
@dlte in ieoer @eile 8ufrieoen8lr-
iteIlen.
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Rad Brownsville

Ser Bug Der Sunfet gictoria 9ibifion, gbs
fabrt 7.o5 morsens, ma6t in glacebo gerbins
oung init Der SuIf goait Cine fir Corpus
@brifti, anfunft bort 4.55 na9mittags, @nfunft
In groipnsniae 9.25 abenos
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NJ. 8 & Z sabn.

gfa1 8aco. Sort @ortb. 9auns. aanias gitb.
ct. 2outs unb gbieaeo, tdeIif (Snnfet
0epot) 600 abeubs
2otuI5ue bia 9mitbbiue :. !. 7.sO bormittass
IIamo special mad Smiibbine, Soufton, Sal.
beiton :. -. ..... /. 1925 abenos
Anfmnft.
Bon Chicago. ct. 2ouis. 9anias 9th. Sanas.
0epolJ I5U uIor9enS
Sotnl3u9 oto Smitbbile 49,. eos abenos
alamo spe5iaI bon sutitbpiue. Souitou, GaIs
nefton :. ....... 6.25 moreens
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Seine Wiurter fam nit Der BON
&benmatismus oergIi6en per6en.
Heaept No, 1851, bci Gimer &;
GmeuS, Iinoert idneu oIles.