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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25
WON THIRD STRAIGHT FROM
GAINESVILLE YESTERDAY.
RANDELL'S GOOD WORK
Visitors eunehed Two Hits In Ninth
Win Two Men Out and Escaped
Shutout-Orsm and Evers
Are Still Out.

The Indians made II three straight
from Gainesville yesterday afternoon.
winning the last game OF the series
by score OF TO !. and having the
visitors shutout until the last inning
Eyers and Dram are still out OF
the game Tuesday was Grams da"
TO work, but on account Of his arm
paining him. Maddox was work II,
Dram expecting TO pitch Yesterday
game, but in warming up Yesterday,
he again complained and Randall was
sent In to pitch the game and respond.
ed nobly, not allowing a hit until the
eighth. when "Choc' Harris made 50
scratch hit The visitors lone score
came In the ninth. after two men
were down and after most of tho
members of the team were at the gate
ready to leave the park with a shut
out against them. However, Carl
White. third man up in the ninth,
slammed the ball to right field for
/ two basps and scored on Mills single.
| hut there was nothing more doing.
as Westmoreland hit 10 Randall. who
| threw him out at first. retiring the
| side.
Hancock and Anderson pitched the
game for Gainesville. Hancock work
ing for the first five innings and
Anderson finlsh!lg the game On &C.
count Of the visitors inheld being -
badly crippled, Westmoreland and
Reese. who were due TO pitch. could
not be spared for box duty and
Galnesville's two southpaws pitched
good ball Four hits were made "ti
Hancock in Ave innings and one OF
Anderson In four
Ardmore's first score came In the
second inning. when Cooper hit fo'
three bases and scored moment
later on Spencer's single, In tho
third the Indians were given two un
earned runs Hutchison. first M
reached first on Shemelds tumble
He advanced TO second and Weising
or reached first on misplay NV
Reese. Hardy then hit safely, scor
ing Hutchison and Woods, next up
flew out TO Harris, Weisinger scoring
on the play.
Following is the score by innings;
Gainesville .... 10000 II
Ardmore ...... OLE 100000 %
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25
ABOUT FIRE ESCAPES
HAS THE LAW OR ITS ENFORCE
MENT TO COMPEL ERECTION
OF ESCAPES BECOME NULL.

Some time since the city authorities
served notice on the owners of two
and three story buildings in this city
that the law requiring all such build
ings to be equipped with fire escares
would have to be complied with bat
up to the present nothing seems to
have been done. and from present
prospects there seems 10 be no dis
position on the part Of the owners
of these buildings to supply the cg-
capes.
The law is a just one and should
be enforced The loss OF one life bt
fire would cost more than to equip
the several buildings in the city.
II will be remembered that during
the winter the back stairsteps OF one
OF the buildings in the city collapsed
and seriously injured lady and child
and severely bruised several other
people
From the information that could be
gathered by the representative OF this
paper. insufficient attention is paid BY
the city authorities In seeing that the
buildings Of this city are properly
constructed IN so far a security from
fire as they should be II Is as neces-a-
~ to soc that buildings are pron"riv
constructed as It is that we have thein
constructed.
A number of buildings In this city
within the fire limi,s are without any
fire escapes and with but poor stair
case escape should fire break ont.
one building in particular, should
II be crowded and an alarm Of fire
sounded the loss OF life from that
building would cast a pall over the
city from whence II would never re-
or It would be good move or
the part OF the city authorities TO
see that the law making the owners
of buildings supply them with fire
escapes, Is enforced.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25
pitched ball. Woods and Mutchison
left on bases Gainesville 3, Ardmore
8. Umpire Carter
Notes Of the Game.

The Mexia (Tex1 team cancelled its
games here for today, tomorrow and
Saturday. As result the local team
will be idle until next week.
Hutchison made the catch Of the
game. when he robbed Reese OF a
two bagger in the eighth inning
Conner and Ozee. catcher and first
bascman OF the Gainesville team. are
still out Of the game and are not
likely to be In condition 70 play Cor
that team for several days yet
Hon. Charles u. Carter. democratic
nominee for United States congress.
man. umpired the game and did fine
work.
Twice yesterday was Woods almost
put out OF the game by being hit by
pitched balls. However, like Mills on
the previous day he was game ann
finished the game.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25
DEATH THREAT ON POST CARD
Wealthy Armenian Merchant OF eos'
ton Receives a Warning.

Boston, Mass, July 24.-Moses VI.
Gulesian. wealthy Armenian mer'
chant OF this city, asserted today that
Yesterday ne received postal card
bearing New York postmark and
signed Committee of Revolution" in
forming him that he was to be killed
like Tavshanjian. the New York rug
importer. The postal card read;
MY Brother: I'VE today have kill
ed II. s. Tavshanjan, and next Mon
dav will kill you. You are a million
aire and you give nothing to our par
ty. Believe me, YOU die.
(Signedl Committee OF Revolution
Mr.. Gulesian said today that when
ne received the card he thought II
was Joke, but when he learned OF
the assassination of Tavshaniian he
,elt that the matter was serious. The
message was written In English.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25
ITALIANS IN PEONAGE
STORY OF TWO ITALIANS WHO
ESCAPED FROM PLANTATION
STARTS INVESTIGATION.

St Louis, Mo, July 24.-The story
told by Amedea and Olindo, two ltal-
ians who said they had been in sla-
very for twenty-five months on a
Mississippi plantation and had just
escaped. caused United States District
Attorney Blodgett to start an invesu.
CATION today into the alleged peonage.
As to the story told by the Italians
through an Interpreter there Is a
peonage colony of twelve Italian fam
lilies consisting of fifty persons, on a
cotton plantation at Robnsville Miss,
They said they had been held in poOn.
age for twenty-five months and as
capped from the plantation last sun
day. They declared armed guards
prevented communication with per
sons outside and any letters written
we're destroyed. Those who attemp'
ed to escape were fired on and al
ter being returned to the plantation
were beaten with cowhlde whips IS
an example. Regardless OF age. every
one in the place was compelled to DO
the hardest sort of work from early
morning until late at night They had
only the poorest food.
After hearing the story United
States District Attorney Blodgett im-
mcdlately telegraphed to w, y.
Frazee. United states district attor
ney for the northern district of Mis-
s;ssippi. The two fugitive Italians ar
being cared for by sympathetic coun-
trymen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25

A partial eclipse OF the moon is due
tonight and almanacs and other dis
pcnsers Of astronomical phenomena
declare that It will be visible in all
portions of the United states
Everyone interested in the heaven
bodies or Interested in phenomena OF
any kind should look out for the
eclipse OF the moon which occurs to
night The eclipse will begin at 7:59
p. m. central time. and the dark shad
ow Of the earth will touch the moor
at 9:O4 p. IN. The eclipse will be at IL
height at 1922 p m"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25
ANOTHER INSURANCE FIRM.
Tabor & Tabor rom Bryan, Texas,
Establish Agency Here.

Tabor d Tabor. representing the
New York Life Insurance company Of
New York City. have moved to Ard
more and established an agency here
for their company This firm Is com
posed OF r. c.. Tabor and son, r. C
Tabor. jr. The gentlemen come here
from Bryan, Texas. where they have
been in the life insurance business
for years and wrote hundreds OF pol
icies for their company. As soon as
possible they will obtain office rooms
uptown. At present they can be had
by calling phone 40. 79S. or address
ing F. O. BOX $50. Their announce
mcnt appears in this issue OF the Ard
moreite.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received at my
Office in Noble building until 10
O'Clock Monday. July Goth, 1907, for
,Ee cl ctlon and completion Of a one-
sto~y, seven room frame cottage for
G. L Adams Plans and speciflca-
uous can be seen at my Office
J. b WHITE,
.53 Architect
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25
Notice OF Trustees sale in Bank

Notice Of Trustees Sale In Bank
ruptcy.
In the matter of r T.. Philips
bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that the
tlustce Of the rbove rnmed bankrupt
", Gner for sai1 II the highest hid
der cash in hani at Arun ere Indian
,.e'' 'r"y. at y C'ci,ck promptly on
t.e 25tf day of JulI TO-; vi the
goods, wares, merchandise and other
personal property and effects OF the
above named bankrupt,
This the 18th day OF July. 1907.
l5tf JOHN HINKLE, Referee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25
A MADDENED WOMAN
POURS COAL OIL OVER SELF,
TELLS CHILD TO WATCH
SHOW, USES MATCH.


Little Rock, Ark, July 25.-AnGcred
because her husband. a lahoret, re-
fused to praise her for saving mon.
ey, Mrs. Anna Lowe. l0dav, poured a
gallon of coal oil on her mead, tod per
little daughter to watch the show,
then set fire to the oil. rhe w1man's
body was burned to crisp in sight
of the daughter and relatives, attract
ed by the child's screams.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25
viii Have Busy Day.

McAlester, l. r., July 2i-Judgr :.
= CoNnors of Canadian, member OF
the state committee, presided ~ a
meeting here today when arrange
ments were made for opening the
state Democratic campaign in this
city Monday, Aug. g. \ circus is bill
ed for that day, but It was found ln-
possible to change the date. All the
candidates on the state ticket will
be present Haskell, owens and Gore
will speak,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25
Ardnnore

Earned runs Ardmore
/, Gainesville L. three-base hit, Coop
or; two-hase hit, white; sacrifice hit,
Westmoreland. stolen bases, Mills.
Woods and Spencer; struck out ny
Randall 3, Hancock |, Anderson l.,
bases on balls, Randall /; hit by
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25

His satanic majesty is seldom sat
isfed with his dues; he expects more.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25

The politician doesn't forget his
promises. He brushes them up and
uses them over again.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25

FOR RENT-Two room house, fur-
nishnd. Apply Noble Bros 2ltt
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Five room cottage. Elec.
trio lights bath tub and all mod
ern improvements, corner \ and
2nd avenue, S. w. Apply Capt. J.
r. Pulliam 22-9
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25

WANTED HIGH PRICED MEN
Five good men to sell L. $. Health
and Accident Insurance. None but
hustlers wanted Exceptionally good
contracts to men Of this kind Ap-
ply to j. g. Terry. District Manager.
BOX 2l Ardmore, l. T. ga
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25

LOST Tortoise shell back como
mounted with gold Finder return
to ". r. Blakemorc, and receive
suitable reward lS-U
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25
Union Blacksmith Shops.

For the benefit of all we hereby ap-
pend the list of Union blacksmith
shops in Ardmore, who individually
solicit your patronage:
WILL DEVENN.
j. +. HAVENS.
JIM HIGDON.
ID. T.. ALLEN.
T. c. LEBUS.
a. NJ. RICE,
30 Ct G. H. RANDOLPH.
Come To the ice cream social this
evening. on Catholic church lawn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25

FOR NENT-The large iron barn on
East Main street See l.. X. Mars
ton Sr. 30.tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25

II it isn't in you to be good there
isn't much use trying
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LOST.

LOST \ Masonic Key Stone IN front
Of hamilton Shoe store Please re.
turn TO Henry Swayuc AT Ramsey Is
Drug store 25-3t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-25
CREAM BAKERY will make y

any kind OF cake you want to order
2O5 y. Caddo. Phone 25S. 30-ln
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MUerlkt.
Die Observation-Disclosures

Die Observation-Disclosures bat
beIhlDiien. wdbreno Der !2eit out1
Is. biz gum 20. Npril einen Rarnez
bal absubalten. Ser umsua Der
OMAHA Sitter 1uu am Nbeno bes
IeG5ebuten Npril itattfinoen uno Die
Blumenihlabt atm SamItaa, Dem
suansiafteu. NuBeroem miQ man nod
an einem oer Nbenbe eine Stront,
fabrt, cine .Bater Baraoe'", nit ae.
lbma6ten unb ourb 2anpianons
beleuhteten BDoten neranftolten. Die
Sdaufteaunoen Iuaen oies Sahr nur
BON better Aualitat leiu. Die 6erren
6enntng 8ruhn, Gaplan 9idiou uno
gbas. @raebner ruuroen gum &Dmite
ernaunt. UNI GrranQemeuts far Die.
ie(ben Al treHen.
= 9aS Sumite, meld)ss Der Mapor
ernannt bat. u1 cine Repifiun bes
Staotsg charters uDrsunebmen, lit lett
mehseren Gaaen eifrie an Der Nrbeit.
- Souperneur Campbell bat Dr.
Us. 8. Barter gum superintendent
ten oes bieii9en Srrenhauies ernannt.
Die to%nfDberirten 8eteroneu
uno Die ueridieoenen Srauer . Ber=
eiuiaunaen, Die nit linen in Berbin.
ouna itebeu. baben beute ben BUM
oertiten 8eburtstag be3 beriihmten
GonfDberirten @enera(s Rubert 6.
See ourm einerl @eodd)tuisapttes.
oienft in Der Erauia Start Wetboot.
ftentirhe g%efeiert.
Son Der Steal itate" '5irtno
q. u. Snr & 60. erbielten mir einen
iehr bibideu 8aleroer sueefteut.
- s. U. WcgasfiG. elm iunger
Seiser Der Southern Baciftc Bahn,
lit bonn @eribt fir a~etitestrant ers
tldrt nDroen.
- .. $. @rier. Der junae Man1,
bet in Gfatuuia bein H~ulammentup.
peln BON @iienbabnmaaen oerlebt
muroe, lift seitOrben.
- @Duntgrihter Sbnut unoIWanur
Gallaeban haben iid Die Route Der
r,euen StraBe I'm Sort Gam 6uufton
berum augeieben. Dieie ueue 5traBe
miro ourh Die 8er9r6Eerune oes
Sorts. melhe bas S@tieBen Der Weu.
8rauEfels Nuenue GUT Solae baben
tuirb, uutuenbia 9ernadt.
Gin Wann 0atnens 6anlon
bat bel Der Buliaei Die Gntlaae ees
utadt. oaB er utr, $500 beftohler lei,
wGbreno &c pom Suniet UabnbDf
na@ Der S~traBenbabn OH Der Com.
rlerce StraBe ginQ.
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gbas 3 NMIalB Mn6 Sibneu 8 AseiS
an bic electric Bari gnntpnng, WrwMbs
ftide an Der RDro /. Shores Str =; $40, 1000.
R = O%ppenhetmer an Widbaei 6ertye&;
@runbftId in benz @iifinn 9raft; $500.
sos 3insmener unh frau an Serrp utt
emma Sans, 266 Ader Ganb; $500.
Souls Rebiel an pc Gefbman. Grunos
itid an Der Starter Nnenue; $125.
8 so 8etrib an IS u ollie, 0rwnbfG6
an Der Montnno StrnBe; $4,000.
gotparo 8 O'8rien unD GraH an IS y
&einharot, @runotdd an Der Grafton
StraBe; $2230.
y Stron1 an bic Bunoes . HeeierMna,
Grurbftnde i'm BlDd Ills; 1850.
6 s unb Sba 8aRmgartem at y Rils
bag, @runotfid in Der 9a5elnDDo Noets
ton; $40.
6errnine 8 uab George S Stuemte an
GUADALUPE SernonheS. 9rnnhfta6 on Der
@bupaheraS StraBe; $50.
Jrant VI Gore un6 SraM an @nlter g
Meraele, GrunoRh6 in benz Orte Ssnns
bers; $4,000.
DC 8 Cppenbeinier nnD Sarrb 2amb&
an Mrtbur o @roB0ebminsen, 1924 &6er
2anb; 1922.
Commonwealth 2anb & Smprubemeat
Company an q @ 8aIbpefer, 0rNnott&
an Der DpDb Strabe; $165.
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aoAusn in Der weetbopem.Saue.

Cine Der bibiheiten BaQfeftlih'
feiten, melhe Der BeetbeuensM Dian.
nerbDr felt 2angem eegeber bot. mar
Der gruRe aDtiuDn, ben &c am sFreis
taa abeuo neranStaltete. unaefdhr 80
Baare nabnler1 al, Tim tell ur1o ale
ginaeu nit @eibid uno 8erftGnonis
auf Die Ginselheiten oes ibner aun,
ar0Bten Teil fremoen Tanses elm,
10 oaB er aud fir Die 5ablreid, ers
ihieneneu 8uihauer elm unterbalten.
6ea uno atnuiantes Shnulptel abgnb.
9err &. Seebe, urter bei5en belpn.
oerer 3eiturla oas @anse ftano, batte
bic fiir elneReibe bibiberT oure,1 not.
menoioen @eQenit6noe aus Deutiw.
Lamb tomr1en laiien unb 10 qab es
benu cine &utotu'Tour. cine Menas
aerie. Tour, cine NaiensED ur. cine
EDur, bel oer bic 6errer ale @ein.
aniGen mastiert tatrten, cine @nu.
n1ensTDur. bel Der Die Darner brert.
nenoe 2aternen in ben Sdnoer tru'
gen, cine &eoetsTunr uno mod Der.
ihieeenes anoere. Biz ourH cine
5bneebaI . TDur nit aQQemeiuem
Shneebaumerfen benz Spiel elm @noe
eernadt tuurbe. Niles aina elatt unb
ih6n. Dbne Strung unb 8ers5ees
rurte uno ieber ertldrte. fib t6ftlih
amiiiiert gu baben.
Bel Der 2eituro oes 3otiuun tuurbe
6err Seebe auf's Befte ourh bic
6erren 6einu Staffel, eugene Staf.
fel uno Treo Sentin1ar unteritist.
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@lansemoe sSefIiMfeiten.

Gm Donneritae uno Sreitag feier'
ten 6err Ilbert Stepes uno feline
Satin Die ginfiibrung ibrer Tobter,
syrl. Stella Steees, in bic GeIeus
id,aft barh erp6artiae Teftlidteiten.
Nm Dunnerftag fanb in benz pr6@ti.
gen Stepes' imen WDbnbauie an oer
Sling Wiuiam StraBe Elm Daulet1.
@mpfana itatt. gu benz cine aruBe
&nsabl bon @diten aelaoen mar, uno
am Ereitaa periafnrnelter iih IN Der
Turnbaue mebrere bunoert iiinaere
Da,neri uno 0errert gum 9ana. Der
ielbe mar in Der 5prm zines Rutil'
lion arrangirt unb es tarler bel linn
iebr hiibime Tuurer, CUR Nusfibruua.
Die Arrangements fiir beibe Seftlib'
teiten uarer in Der 9eimi6teiten
Weiie getrDHen, 10 oas alien Teil'
nebmerf bic Nbenoe unperQeBliG
iein rperoen. gu ermdbnen lift nod
bic ruunoerid6neB lumensD Decoration
oes 0aules am Dunneritao abeno
unb bic prdhtiae NusihmiiGu Der
9urnbaue an, 6reitaa.
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goma( 9priuas Nuriera.

Dieie, cine Der ar1Eten Bnumi@us
len, bietet AUDI oieies Sahr mieber
elnen eroBen 8urrat an Dbft. uno
Shattenbdunen. 8eeren.O bft. STE
ben aller Nrt. Stolen. 8lun.en'2 n0I.
len. Sdmereier uno Halrner. @ir
haben feline reilenoen Ngenter, f6ns
men oaber quite @are biliaer oertnu.
fen ala anoere. GGreibt um unies
rem groEen, elesanten 3atalo0, &c
tDiget MIR Sc Bprtu.
Norefie: Otto 20Ge.
Rem BrnunfelS. Teras.
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4aer aufaus it idDer.

Betonntlid5 1T Der Sanuar
Der erife MDnb i'm neuert Sabr.
&um gift elm Gpruh BON Miters Der,
Der iagt, baB aner Nnfang ibuer.
Nun benz iGb otter bin unb Ger,
Ob's nit benz Sanuar aud 10 toar,
Ob, toeils Der erite, Der entiprin9t
Dem Sahr, er au6 uns SBweres brinat.
Sn GuStin on nerIammeltt oann
Sennt uno 9aus iih), Mantt fur Braun.
Ses SDltes Bobl, oas it ibr 8tel,
ODD ldheint es oft mir Rarrenipiel.
@ar mand]er tomrat babin. Der nnl
Bon @eisbeit. tpie Iie n If I fetH fDu;
Der tiftelt bann @eIebe aus,
Die ffammet1 chr DDm Rarren6aus.
3err Bailep reit i'm 2ano berun
unb baranguiert bas 8ubliturt,
Nelb' fGulblDs retnes &in0 er mar,
Odd lber5eu9en oaS bdlt }bmer.
Muein, pieaeiht ltegt Der &eritanb,
Was 5tpar nidht inner bier au Qanh,
9ob m6dt es audi NAL mbalib iein,
Die SoHnung tr6ftet ibon auein.
9'runt, 1T bes Sabres Mnfana gut.
So faBt aud Sober friIdben Mut,
unh bDft, es ruir0 10 tpeiter Qehn,
Die 9ofnung Idst nidht unteraeb'n.
Guf oas tie MIDI audi ME berlaB'
8ringt XOne &tAr Bier, eth pples JIas,
Oas trinf ib aus biz auf ben @runb,
Sas b1lt MIDI mnnter un6 aeiuno.
So lang sas &pue gtnr 8ter nns bleibt.
IS audi bic @riqen uns bertreibt.
nno mndbt, ooBS mtuermut BON utt8 sueibt,
unb leidter man iein 8iel erreiht.
Bie ibtper Der Nnfans audi mag iein,
Oas Gone Gtar nlatbt bic Mtiibe tIeiH.
90 itnrtt bic GIieber, i@tpiIt bic Bruit,
uno maht. tuns 8lase idbien CUR 2uft.
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aeclimatiiirtt Obfs Ydume!

SD babe einen aruBen Bprrnt Don
bier in 9eras ge30oenen 8Ganen.
8ierftrdubern, &Dien u. (. ~. nutb
Halrnen uno arioeren Eupfs nnb
8lumeu : Bflansen. Weine Breiie
iino reht. 8ufrieoenbeit 1T eararl.
tirt. Gin Snipettor' g. gertifitat nit
ieoer 8eftelluna. Sdreibt fofort an
MIDI um &atnIDa. Aorefe:
u. 70. Steinbrin8. Rnrierpman,
Stem BruunFeI8. Terns.
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Elm TEXAS WURDER.

Cine tIeine 5laihe bon Eeras BInoer.
6au's GROCER g~utbeduns. beiIt aae Rie'
reu' unb Blaienleiben, eutferut Stelue,
BELT Diabetes, GusHuB. id9ruahe 8adsn,
Rbeumotismus unb ale unre9elmdsis.
teiten Der Nieren uno ber 8laie bel bel.
ben @~e1hleHtern, ebeniD 8~laienleiben
BET 4tnoern. Benn guer Nputbeter es
nidt nertauft. tBnnt Sbr es ae9en Gin.
ienourg BON $l.00 erbalteu. Cine fIeine
5lalhe reiht fir stuei Wonate uno uer'
febIt ielten Seiluna. Or. g. 8. 5aa,
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