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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-03-08
MERE.MENrIon.

General William Booth, the venerable
head Of the Salvation army says he
will accept tainted money" from any
millionaire who wants to give It for
the purposes Of the army. 49, .Ad-
vices from Central China are to the
effect that the famine conditions are
growing worse. Women and children
are being sold as slaves at prices
ranging from SO to SIS each. 49,.
The short session Of congress which
ended last Monday appropriated
$S19,948,679... r.. o. Hoops, SON OF o
wealthy Kokomo, ILL.,, merchant has
been arrested, charged with the bur-
glary Of $1,000 from the residence Of
a Lake Forest, ILL.,, man. ..... Nine
persons were injured in a wreck of
a fast mail train on the New York
Central railroad at Tivoli, N. Y, last
Tuesday morning. ........ Two train
robbers held up Missouri Pacific
train near Pittsburg, Kan, last Tues
day. They killed one passenger,
wounded another and got away with
800. -. There is but slight hope Of
saving the Great Northern steamship
Dakota, which went on the rocks Of
Tokyo bay, Japan, a few days ago.
-. Secretary of War Taft will sail
for Panama from Charleston on
March "a. "A magazine for blind
people only has recently been launch
al In, nrlr Otf tfxy q n
tributed free. Governor Swetten-
ham of Jamaica, has resigned his Job
and will leave the island as soon as
his affairs can be Strengthened up.
William A. Martin, of the city coun-
ell Of Pittsburg, Pa, was on Monday,
sentenced to pay fine Of $500 and
go to prison for three years, having
been convicted on charges Of graft
ing. -. Former United States Senator
Burton will be released from the Kan
sas penitentiary on March %. Pedro
Alvardo, the Croesus Of Mexico, has
offered the Mexican government $780,.
100000 to recruit and maintain an
army sufficient to exterminate the va
qui Indians, who are costing Mexico
millions of dollars. Mrs. Lottie Wal
Ian of New York, is under bond Of
$4,000, on the charge Of numbering
her mother. Conseulo, Duchess OF
Marlborough, formerly Miss Wander
bilt, will soon return to New York
with her children, to make her home
in that city,. Secret service men
and Philadelphia police captured a
gang Of eight counterfeiters. six men
and two women, in that city Tuesday.
..... Howard Gould is buying large
tracts Of land near Asheville, N. c.,
with a view to erecting a mansion
there. The lands purchased adjoin the
Vanderbilt "Biltmore" estate. -. Gov
ernment agents working on the Chica-
go sub-treasury loss Of $173,000, now
believe that the disappearance Of the
money Is the result Of joke at the
expense of Teller Fitzgerald, from
whose cage the money disappeared,
and that the joker Is afraid to own up
to his joke.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-03-08

One Of the most serious problems
that is now confronting the Southern
railroad is the lack OF necessary side
trackage., Trains are often delayed
because Of tnis trouble. A case In
point came under the observation OF
the reporter while passing Tirzah In
a buggy last Wednesday night. The
sidetrack was full of empty cars, leay-
ing room at the public road crossing
only sufficient for vehicles to get
through Just after the reporter pass
ed, coming in the direction Of York
Vile, two freight trains came up In
opposite directions. There was no lit
tie curiosity as to how the trains
would get by but the reporter did not
remain to see it out. He drove on to
Yorkville, and when he crossed the
railroad at the Southern station, the
westbound freight train had not yet
arrived The presumption is that 1t
was still wrestling with the problem
at Tirzah.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-03-08
WITHIN THE TOWN.

Charlotte Chronicle, Wednesday:
Yorkville, S. c., has a Civic League
which is evidently doing much toward
keeping the streets Of that town clean
The Enquirer says; people are com
ing to make very satisfactory use OF
the scrap and waste baskets put uT
by the Civic League ladies along Main
street. Quite number Of people who
formerly threw newspapers. banana
peels and other stuff Of that kind into
the streets now throw them into the
waste baskets" This custom prevails
in some other towns Of the south. II
is a good one and should be more gen.
orally adopted.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-03-08
Ths Aurkrille Gaquirer,
YoRKVILLE, s. c.,
FRIDAY, MARCH s, 1907.

WHILE, of course, we make no pre-
tense as to authoritative information
on the subject, we are inclined to the
opinion that the North Carolina gen.
eral assembly has been rather unfair
in It's rate legislation. That the rail-
roads should be regulated there is NO
question. 1t is important that legisla-
lures give the subject their constant
care and attention. But 1t will have
to be admitted that this supervision
business can be overdone, and 1t looks
to us like the action Of the North
Carolina legislature will eventually
work as much hardship on the public
as on the railroads. AS we see 1t, the
thing is not so much to try to. make
the railroads cheaper service. Pre-
sumably cheap things are often the
most expensive things to be had. It
occurs to us that rather than try to
make the railroads perform the impos-
sible, it would be better to allow them
to demand and receive reasonable
compensation for their services, and
then see to it that they do their duty
in a way that will be satisfactory to
the public.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-03-08

mean so much in the aggregate, is
the ideal life, and there Is no reason
why it should not be enjoyed to the
highest degree here in the south
where we have so many natural ad-
vantages. -,
THE personnel of the rural mail
carriers counts for a great deal In
the building up Of the system and 1t
is in reality excellent economy TO
make the salary of the position such
as to attract good and efficient men.
'They have many hardships to un-
dergo. The highway for them is not
always a turnpike, much less prim-
rose path, and they have to brave
the elements whether the wind be
north or west AS class they are
among the most faithful and intel
ligent in the government service, and
it is only right and proper that they
should receive the increase in salary
which has been accorded them"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-03-08
LOCAL LACONlCS.
The Sunar Creek BRIDGE,

Fort Mill Times: officers Of the
Commercial club have received notice
from Supervisor T. w. Boyd that with
the supervisor Of Lancaster county
and members Of several concerns, he
will be at Bales bridge, east Of town
on March goth for the purpose OF
awarding the contract for the erection
Of an iron bridge over Sugar creek at
that point.
Committed For Murder.
Ezekiel Ragsdale, a negro, was COM
mitted to Jail last Wednesday, on the
charge of having murdered John Bar
ron, another negro in Rock Hill on
January last. After the killing
Ragsdale made his escape; but the
Rock Hill officers having reason to be-
lieve that he would probably not go
entirely out Of the country, maintain
ed lookout for him and finally effect
ed his arrest.
Death of p. X. Null.
Fort Mill Times: Mr.. Porter K. Null,
an aged and we'll known citizen of
Fort Mill, died Monday morning at Z
o'clock of paralysis. The funeral SER
vice and burial with Masonic honors
took place Tuesday morning at IL
o'clock, DR.. ]. II. Thornwell OF the
Presbyterian church conducting the
service. Mr.. Null was a native Of
Morganton N: c.. from which place he
moved to Fort Mill about thirty years
ago. For number of years he en-
gagged in the mercantile business here
and was very prosperous. About twelve
years ago he suffered a stroke Of pa
ralysis, rendering him almost helpless,
and this was followed during the past
week by a second stroke, which re-
suited in his death Monday morning
Besides a wife he is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. T. A. Mills.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-03-08
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.

The county board of control Of
Richland county will employ four spe-
cial constables to assist In enforcing
the dispensary law in that county.
Columbia, March 8: AS result Of
a little hazing at the University OF
South Carolina during the last ten
days, the faculty today suspended for
two weeks, six members of the soph-
omore class, suspended two others for
the remainder of the session, and also
suspended the freshman who was the
cause Of the trouble. 1t seems that
this freshman made up his mind not
to be blackened when the sophomores
came around and he pulled a pistol.
It Is against the rules to have q weap-
on on the campus and he was. disci-
plined for violating this rule, while the
others were punished for hazing.
- Saluda correspondence Columbia
State: The corps Of engineers headed
by Mai. Legare in the employ Of the
South Carolina Public Service corpor-
alton, after encamping In this town
for a week or more, have moved west
ward some six miles and are making
rapid progress toward Greenwood.
The line from here to Greenwood Is
on a water shed and is an ideal line
for either an electric or steam rail-
way. Capt. Dwight, who made sur
vey for the Middle Carolina and West
ern Railway company two years ago,
stated that 1t would prove the easiest
and cheapest 29 miles in the matter
Of construction and maintenance of
any line of like distance In the state.
-Newberry special Of Wednesday to
News and Courier: Amos Run and
Noah Ruff had a duel with shotguns
on Sunday afternoon, and as q result
Noah Ruff is dead and Amos Ruff Is
In the county jail awaiting trial on the
charge Of murder. They were engaged
in a game Of cards and quarreled over
25 cents In order to settle the dis
pute each left the woods for his home
and returned with a shotgun. AS they
met each fired at the other, but neith-
barrel shotgun and lodged behind a
tree to reload While he was reload
ing Amos shot him with the other
barrel Of his gun with the result above
stated.
Washington special of Monday to
News and Courier: Representative
Legare, who left for Charleston this
afternoon, was feeling in good spirits
over the successful outcome Of his ef-
forts for an immigration station at
home. 1T was a great tension" said
Mr.. Legare. Ito be compelled to re-
main on watch so continuously. From
II Saturday forenoon until 1.30 o'clock
Sunday morning, when l finally OBJ
tanned the much desired recognition
from Speaker Cannon, dared not
leave my seat. There was too much
at stake, and time for action was too
short to take any chances, so sat
close and held tight to my chair
awaiting my coveted opportunity. At
ter the bill had run the gauntlet Of the
house 1t was easy over the senate,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-03-08

Cock FIGHTING In CUBA.-One Of
the questions that will probably be
left on his arrival in Cuba in the
course of a few weeks will be the pro-
priety and policy of abrogating Gov
ernor General Woods decree forbid
ding cock fighting in Cuba. An over
whelming majority of the Cubans,
themselves demand the right to fight
their chickens as they have done for
many years even since the application
Of the decree. this sport has been nee
essarily conducted clandestinely. 1t
was the arrest Of a number of promi-
nent Cubans. including at least one
presidential candidate for attending a
cock fight that brought on the crisis,
and accused Governor Magoon to
promise that he would consider the
petitions that were presented urging
the abrogation of the degree. Nearly
all of the planters favor cock fighting
for a novel occasion, according to those
who had recently been in Cuba.
When the sport flourished, the Gu
ban laborer worked four days q week
to support his family. Another days
wage he set apart for the lottery and
the last of the secular days he worked
in order that he might secure funds to
back his favorite cock in the pit. Now
that the lottery and cock fighting have
been stopped the laborers and farm
hands simply stop work for the last
two DAYS Of the week. having no In
centive to continue. This Is said to
have had a really injurious effect on
the development Of the island Industry
and to have considerably curtailed
production.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-03-08

Nathan Harvey, a young white
man of Gaffney, was shot to death In
the tenderloin quarter of Spartanburg
Monday night by Jessie Wooten
Harvey leaves a bride Of only few
weeks. The Wonten woman is in jail.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-03-08

The Salkahatchie Lumber compa-
ny. located at Moselle, Hampton coun-
ty. was destroyed by fire last Tuesday
afternoon. entailing a loss of S150,OOO
with no insurance.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-09
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of tn" FRE1E
PREssE FUER TEXAS has DO
sitively the largest circulation
OF all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-offices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t clrculates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to El
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlaveI1ng men and our
very active local agents are con:
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tlsing medium In the State Of
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
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N1t oaS Ymblttuul.

Die .5reie Breiie fir 9eras" tpiro
an iiber $50 &oitOfficen nerianot, uno
bat etne grORe 8erbreituna in Der
Nabbar= Gepublit Werito, i'm Snbia.
tierz9erritOrinm unb Otlabnma.
Sbr GtrfulatiOns=@ebiet in TerQs
erftredt fid BON @alpeitDn Bis binaui
i1ab Deniion, bonn duBerten Often
big na@ 81 Asalu i'm fernen 8elten;
es iblieBt ielbftperitanoli& nit be.
lonners 5ablreiben 2eiern oas biGbt=
beiieoelte WittelzTe ano ben Guos
tpeiten elm. Nuh in Werifo bat fie
eine Qr0Be 8erbreituno.
8tpei Neiiense 1tnb beftdnbiq,
iabrein, iabraus i'm Snterel1e oes
Blattes untermees uno fiibren oem-
ielben i'm 8erein nit unIeren ribri=
gen 3otal Gaenten fprtuabreno
neue 2eier au.
Sn Anbetraht biefer Tbatfahen 1T
Die nSreie Breiie", mu es fid) oarum
banoelt, Die oeutibe 8ep6lteruna su
srreihea, Sas bette g(nseige Wses
btnm TIM gtaate Geras.
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'Ffir $500 uab 9eltI9Ialto.

Deutih ameritaniibe Heitunqen
uerDen i'm alten 8aterlan6 NIT aru.
Sem SntereKe geleien, neil Iie iih
fret auslpreben uno b1ufia pDn orii.
ben mebr Neuigteiten uno Nahrih.
ten bringen. als Die oeutiden Rel.
tungen ielbit. Die .ssreie 8reffe fir
Teras" iit orhben iiberall, tuubin iie
gefanot tuiro, elm iebr germ geiebener
Soft uno fann ii1 riibmen, 9lner.
tennung uno Wiiroigung 8u finoen.
tnie aus 5ablreiben Briefen an uns,
iomie an Dieienigen, tuel6e oas 8latt
an ibre 8erwanoten ibiden, berpur.
3ebt. Wer oaber Ieinen Uermanoteu
nno 5reunoen cine Sreuoe ertueiien,
ibnen elm tuilltommenes @eidbeni
MAIDEN min, Der beitelIe Fiir iie bic
n5reie Breife fiir Teras". Das Sn.
tereife fiir 9eras, uie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat unb Die @egeno, mo- Die
Bertuanbten mDbnen, 1T in Deutfd.
lamb iebr lebbaft uno es ift unmDo.
li6, in Rrinatbriefen cine 10 GRIND.
libe &uftldrung uno 8eibreibunQ
oes frenoen 2anoes gu geben, .pie
oles Die nJreie Brehe" allm6hent.
lib tbut. Sir ben geringen 8reia
bon So Derienben mir purt0frei unier
rei6baltiges 8obenblatt auf Elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Gbreiie i'm Guslanbe.
Die Sreie prefie fiir 9eras pnbI.
&Dmbans1.
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@e.pesge II. .sst.!eea in aranfreid,

Seipesbc !s.iteftgirea In Sraufreitt),
Sn Grcntreic9 eibt es 6eute 18
fran30iifde 6sinipettorinnen, ba,
bon iiab IL in Paris, elm fir bic BRO
pin5 iebr un9lnitiees @erbdltniB
&ber e5 brGngt eben dies na6 Daris
mo- iibrisene bic IL Snfpettricen mebr
ais senug 4rbeit finben 5000 sn.
fpettionen id6rli9). sic unterftebeu
etnem ysSnibecteur bibiiionnoire" unt
bem 5unbelsminiiterium. @rnannt
tDerben fie na6 8efteben elmer Wettz
priifuns (5tpei fhriftli9e 9(rbeiten,
eine miinblide priifuns), Geforbsri
Dirb &enntniB Der inbuitrie[len Dros
buttipnsbebingungen unb Der inbu-
ftrielIen 9eieBgebung gritattuna bon
8eri9ten i'm &an5Ieiittl.
Cine amtii4e 0orbereitunq auf bieie
priifung beltebt nod ni9t. esnipefs
loren uno Snfpeftricen beaieben bas
gIeide 9ehult: 1000 5rancs beim
elntritt, 5000 5rancs na9 .inem
Sabr. Die @obnungs5uIuaen unb
&eiieseIber bepegen iib 5tpiI6en 500
unb 2200 SrancS. Sn paris be3ieben
bte Snfpeftricen cine 3ulage pon 1000
5rancs. sic haben nur Omnibus
fabrten oaDon gu beitreiten, beaieben
ieoo6 feline GntT4dbigung fir amt
lihe Portodnslagen. Die franaoiis
i9en @eperbeinIpettricen Iinb aum
ShsiI Derbeirat9ete 6rauen, bic mel
ftsu finb ni4t atabemifd gebiGbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-09
U u 81 n b.

- Ser frans1iiIhe Dampfer Bots
t0u" Der iib auf Der Reiie ppn
Wtarfeille nah Der Characterization
Stoot WonteDioeu befano, bat an Der
aiiite Der iiio amerttauiiben STE.
pubtif uruauas, in Der @dbe pDn
San Sole SgnaciD, Sbiffbruh erlit-
ten. NuBer BET 8eiabung ioQen 1it
nod 300 Haiiaaiere an Bpro befun.
ben baben uno es beiBt, oaB bunoert
Berionen utn's 2eben getommen
iino.
- Nus Baris fnmmt Die Oeoh.
riht, es ieieu smiiden Der frans6li.
ihen uno Der iapaniihen @eeieruuo
gerbanolungen iiber ben Nbihlus ei'
nes Vertrages. oer iih auf pplitilhe
nno Oanoels' 'Wnaelegenbeiten beaies
ben iOn. er6ffnet mDroen.
- Der r6miibenfau" nun Gak.
ttaaD. Der 2ufammenitpB atneritnni'
iber Watr0ien pDm &reuser vGa.
coma" NIT fubanilhen Boliaiiten,
iheint oDb ettpas anoers uerJaufen
au iein. als anfanas 9emelbet muroe.
Ser 8eneralanmalt pun SantiaQu
bat iebt an ben @eneralanmolt oeS
Sbergeribts in 0aoana iiber i'm Be.
rtdbt eritattet. @r iaQt, Buliseitapi.
tdn 2ap iei, mdbreno er Die WatrDs
len, Die iiG unOroentlib benabmen,
surehtmies. plDblih ppn oielen an.
gegriffen uDr6en. Darauf gab er
mebrere Sbiiie ab, mas, uie Der
9eneralanwalt iaet. niht nDtig ae.
meien, oa 6ilfe CUR 6ano mar. Des
Weiteren iaat Der @eneralanpalt, baB
er Derlarge, Gapitdn 2ap Eueaeu
ShieBens in &ntlaaeauitano au Der.
ieben. 9ie unteriuhung miro fort
eeiebt. um feitsuiteqen, Db bic BOlis
sei oub oann nod geldDifen habe,
ols Die WatrDien bereits entfloben.
- Cine Depei1e aus Balbiuin in
Der iiio ameritaniiben yiepublit
Chile lagt: Wie beoeutenb Die Stels
lung lit, Die bas 9eutibtunt in Giio-
@bile einnin1rnt, seiate bic tiiralide
Nunoreile oes Staatapr1lioenten
SeorD WOntt. Sn biefaer Staot,
oem Wittelpuntte Der oeutiben geie.
oerlaiiungen, muroe Der Brdiioent
feiertih empfanaen nit ben iiblihen
Nniprahen uno Beiihtiauneen. Ban.
tetten &c. Die Oeutl@en, beIDnoers
Die oeutide sseuermehr uno Der oeut.
!, Idle 9urnDerein. aeidbneten iih BEL
ben TeitliGteiten ourb itramme
Wtanneasubt aus. bon Der aud ct.
mas auf bic gbilenen ntGtbeutfher
Nbtunft iibereina. Nn Der gbren.
pfDrte oes TurnuereinS muroe Der
Br6fioent begriiBt ourd] Die aufae,
ftelte Turnerihaar, oeren BDriiben.
Der 3arl Shmiot. eine Mniprahe aui
oeutib bielt. gr iagte oarin. oas
Deutife iei Die smeite 2anoes.
iprahe Siio gbiles; es aereis
d1e ben Deutlden CUR beiDnoeren
Jreuoe, oen erften 4anbesprdfioeu.
ten 81 beariBen. Der Der oeutihen
Sprade mdbti9 iei. beutfhes Welen,
oeutfdbe Site tenne uuo abte. Der
Geoner neriiherte, oaB Die Deutlh.
Gbilenen bel allen StDlse auf ibre
Nbitamtnuna aQeseit treu uno felt
ibre Bfli@ten aeaen gbile nit 2iebe
erfiQen. Ser 8rdIioent anttuurtete
ebenfaIIs beutIb.
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Wu8 Stems Nnrf tnirh npu,efh

Gus Mep.0orf uirb qemeloet:
Snterefiant iit Der mDnatliGe Berid,t
oer Sioiihen 6iIfs.@elelIlGaft, Der
feititellt. oaB Die iiibiihe @inmanbe.
rung i'm WDaat Npril ungefdbr elm
Sehitel oer Sinmanoeruna i'm olei.
den WDnat oes Worjabres betrdQt.
Gs pafiirten i'm @anaen 3215 BerIu.
men iiioiifer aunfeifipn Die Sniuet.
tiOn auf gqts Sslano, gegen Is, IA
i'm Mpril 1906. 9eur bier Der =,
1emanoerten tpuroen ausgeIdlDlien
uno peitere iieben SdlIe muroen BON
oer 9eieufhaft nit 9utem grfolq
appenirt. Wie bic 8eamten Der De
ieuibaft ertldrten. lit bic iiibilt 2
Nusmanoerung aus ben Ser. Staa.
ten ttiDmentan beoeutenb gr56er, als
Die Ginuanoeruna, uno als @runo
bierfiir uiro Die ieaensreide Wirtuna
oer atueiten Dun,a in GuBlano anaes
geben, Die mieoer nerbdItniBmdSia
rubige 3uftGnoe ge1haffen haf.
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@rmnDetaemrumssueperrraanaaeu

gnerett o Granes an Jannie 6 6ueb.
ner,. @runotId an ber Son Suan Qan6.
traBe uno Mebane StraBe: $3.50.
5 y @auaban an Sriebrih &nanber
@rnnoititd IN Der 9pntpDob Nooitiun; s45.
Y VI geils an Barbara Us Dnlnio
tim; 81 u u.
D Snrniib, Truftee, an CLARA Beabe,
sSNra1anoitad in Der Beacon Sill GbbitiDn;
Gnbretu N Bbite unb Srau an 6 d
Sudenbah, Grunbftif an Der 2atepietu
Gpenue; $3.50.
Y vs. Weins an Bruno 8 Dittmar, @ruxb.
itid on Der Soiepbine Strase; 81.
u w WDrri8 unb Sral an Bruuo Rod
uno Ism 9eimer, $50 Nder 4anb; $14 500.
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Grperintemtiert tttbt.
SIR iuerbet feim gserieben MAIDEN,
ipenn Sbr Sem Sat bieIer 8es
lpDbnerin DDn San Mntonio
fpInt

!
Ternahldiiigt uiemnls Cure Ofieren.
8enn Sbr S@meraen i'm 8lden
babt, Shmieriateiien i'm urlnieren.
Sbminoelanfdue, NeruDlitdt, 10 iit
es Belt. 81 banoeln uno nimt su err
pertmeatieren. Gs iino alles SDmps
tome BON Nierentranfbeit une Sbr
fDQtet gub nadb einem Wlittel umies
ben, oaB oafir betannt iit, bic Oeie=
rem au beilen.
DDan's 9ieren Biaen Iinb oas
Wittel, oaB Sbr eebrauhen niBt.
Gein 3me&, gu erperimentieren. Sic
baben neribieoene idlimme Sdue in
San IntDnio aeheilt. sSulQt oem
Gat elmer Bemubnerin uDn San Nn'
toniO uno meroet ebenfa0s gebeilt.
Srau 6. 8. TeltDn. 609 Nue.
nue. q. San Nnt0niD, Teras, iaat:
Set LANCER Belt litt ib iDmol an
einem Blaien', mie Wierenleiben.
Sh aebraubte nerId3ieoene Weittel,
bod Die nerihafften mir teine Grleihs
terung. Sh lttt iebr piel an einen1
beftigen Shners i'm &uden. Der III.
meilen 10 ihlimrn tuuroe. bab i'd MIDI
taum tuieoer aufauridaten permDhte,
uenn id mid aebiidt batte. Sd
hatte Nnfdqe pnn Shminoel un0
NOR hdufig iebr ihmah. Sh h6rte,
oaB 9Dan's gtieren. 8iIIen iebr morm
enpfDhlen ueroen uno 10 taufte i'd
mir i'm Begar Drugstore cine Shads
tel uno beeann lie su gebraaben.
Sh mar b6hit aufrieben NIT oem STE.
iultat. Mein 2uitano beHerte lid
nod oer eriten Dole. in furaer Bet
! lieB Der Shmera rlnh uno iebt. naA.
benz i6 cine Shadbtel eenpmmen bas
be, lit teiue Spur uDn Nierentrant.
belt naebr uDrbanoen. Sh betradte
DDan's Nieren. BiIen als Elm bDdft
nirtlanes Wittel fir Blalen. uno
Nierenleioen."
Gum 8ertauf bel allen 66nolern.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wlilburn
Co., Buffalo. Seem DDrt, alIeiniae
Ngerten fiir Die Ser. Staaten.
grinnert guh bes Nantens =
. an'8-utlS nehnft teine anoeren.
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Sbtebt es ntht aut,

@ripart @uh ben ettpaigen Ipates
rem Gnfaa eines fhmeren Siebers,
inoem Sbr Guer Sbitem iebt BON Der
Nniamu1lung BON unreinieteiten be.
freit. Simmons Sariaparila Der.
ribtet bic arbeit. gr brinqt autes
glut. ausae8eibneten Nppetit, oruSe
&raft uno groBen llnternebnunas.
aeiit.
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SiOwtitteras lultnl6t Gud)

Wenn Sbr @uh iraenomp iieoer.
laiien tpDllt, tut es entlana Der ai'
ME Der
Gatt NntptsiD & 9lramSas
YaB Sabm,
i'm @arten'D Diitritt oes Staates. @e.
iunbbeit uno alima uniibertrDffen,
BilIiae 2dnoereien fir ben Harmer,
Wlartta6rtner. Sbit' uno 8iehshbter.
8eaen Ginselbeiten tpenbet @ud on
@eo. s. GuptDn, O. g. 49,
San NHtnniu. Teras.
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Sin tuapyes Gntfpmme,,.

o. Us. Gluso, elm Raufmann in
Blnnt. WtD., bate Elm tnappes gnt.
tDnnen. inoem er iid5 einen Dorm in
ben Daunlen rannte. Der Duttpr
noute anlputieren, aber Bud[en 8
Mrnica Salbe beilte oiefe lcblimme
Wunoe. Bu haben BEL NoDlpb Dreis
nno &. gDbn & 60. su 25 Gents.