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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-26
TURNER AND MACKEY DRAW.
Interesting Wrestling Bouts I'm Ma
tfOnaI Guard Gym. Last Night.

Two bouts were drawn in the wrestling
carnival at the Center Market gym. last
night, given for the benefit Of the Ma
tional Guard Athletic Association.
In the main bout. between Joe Turner
and Rob Roy Msckey, some good sport
was furnished, neither man being able
to obtain a fall In sixty minutes OF
wrestling. The agreement was that
Mackey was to throw Turner twice in an
hour or forfeit the decision. He failed
to throw him even once. and had the de-
cision been awarded on points Turner
would undoubtedly have won IT.
IN the l50-pound class F. King and C.
Beckett wrestled for thirty minutes with
no result.
Guy was injured after three minutes
OF wrestling with Stone, in the nS-pOund
class, and Young Turner took his place.
Turner was somewhat outweighed, and
Stone obtained fall in ! minute and 50
seconds.
The bouts were refereed by Pat O'Con-
nor. T. McGrew acted as timekeeper.
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YIRGINIA" BRADLEY DEAD
Well-known thurman and Trainer
Won Fortune on Bitten.
Robert WaddeH Added TO Owners
Fame by winning American
Derby at Chicago ga 1901.
,aeial to Tho Washington Herald.

sp-eial 10 Tho Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, April 25.-RObert Brad
ley better known as Virginia" Bradley,
the weIl-known turfman and owner OF
noted sires. died last night at his home.
''Greenway. at Wilcox Wharf, Charles
City County.
Bradley was seventy-two years of age
and had been paralyzed for three months.
He had attained national reputation as
breeder and racer of thoroughbreds. His
first horse OF any note was Starlight,
son OF Ducalion, and with him Bradley
won many races over the Virginia tracks.
For the last twenty years be had been
one Of the most successful turfmen In the
country. When the winter racing was in
vogue in New York SIR Bradley wen a
small fortune with his great horse BlitzeD
whose remarkable performances won for
him the sobriquet Of the Iron Horse"
But the greatest triumph of the Virginia
turfman's life was when his colt, Robert
Wadden. Won the great American Derby
AT Chicago in 1901. and but for an I'M
timely accident would have made career
that would have classed him among the
great stake horses Of this country.
Startle, Prosper. Bitten, Aloha. Milan.
and Masac are among The best stations
kept in the stud at GTeenWay during the
years Bradley has been raising colts
Bradley at the time of his death was one
Of the largest landowners in Charles City
County being the proprietor Of FIVE fine
farms 'Greeaway' has always been his
home when he returned from the race
tracks at the end Of the season. There he
dispensed open-handed hospitality 10 all
Corners.
The deceased Is survived By his wife and
by two sisters, Misses Sue and Martha
Bradley, Of Richmond
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicaeo AusH 5.-CATTLE-R Receipts. s.00o; esti-
mated Ter Friday, $500 Market steady. Prime
reeves 551a64; pocr % medium, 4.20a5iO: stcckeTs
and feeders. 25oa529; COWS and beifers. 303s5. 30
Gamers L7ie2g5. Teams 420aLe0
H0GS-Receipts 2l,0o3; estimated for Friday 20
Con- Market Zoe lower Lielt 635a6 60. rough. 62h
$50; mized e.s5a6.571 heavy 6.l0a655, pigs 590a
$50
sHEEP-Recsipts. so9c; estimated for Friday.
sea Market steady Native sheep. sT5ae s.. West
era sheep 5oaa5.aa; native lambs. 675as7 Western
lcmha C75aG5a
New YORK April 8.rCATTLE-R Receipts. l.g50.
Steady feeling. and o ears reported for Friday
market.
CALTEs-Receiats, al STEADY Medium veals
s0ld az G p; c;lis at $50
SHEEP AND LAAlBS-lsec-irts . 80 No do
mand: uomina,J steady Ter both sheep and hu.bs
H0Gs-Receipts 1869. Feeling steady; 10 sales
gapoEtcd.
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New York. April S.-WHEAI-suoag. good de-
mand No. I Northern Duluth. % arrive, opening
nayiFation ~, over Mas E. o.. D.. NJ. / Mani
t9la, goa T. o. b.. No. 2 Northern Manitoba lake
and Tai. seq, f. o. b. SO. Q red. %. b., s75ts
No ? bard. T. o.. D.. ia over 3iay. Nc. !. maca-
r0ni opening navigation, 81 I. o. b.. !; No 3, maea-
t9ui 0IeniHg navigation. 5g7. EXu0Ttes took Is
loads chiefly Manitoba. 60 arrive.
CORN-atrQng. hinderiug trade. No. . elevator,
58i No. 55s, 2 %. b.; No Q f. @. b. MAY s. .
NG. q yall0B 55lza57. No. 2 white 55a5siz T. O. b.
Exporters took leads.
UATS-sjeadg fair business. Elevator prices
80. 2 white. Gs; No. 3 white. $50 No. g
mixed s..
Prices for futures follow.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros. & Co menu
bels Of the New York and View Orleans cotton eK-
changes 1912 H street northwest
New YORK April B.-The cotton market showed
the effects Of a more persistent and substantial
class Of buying than has been noted recently Liver
pool came shade better than due. with spots 5
points higher on sales Of lz0o9 bales. the strength
Of the near positions. the fra spot situation. and
nfaYorabie weather forecast, particularly Tor the
Western belt where freezing weather Is predicted
for psgti0ns Of Texas. Tie Journal Of Commerce
reports the planting season 10 20 Is days late in
the Carolinss and c0nsi,leTable repianting Is re-
ported from private ali the Eastern ane
central belt southern spot markets steady and
unchanged % = higher. Port receipts. $50 bales
against rs bales last year, exports, 43,izl bales
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wi.consin Cre,,.. Hard Luck.

Madison, Wis April 25-Hfgh seas
on Lake Mendoza compelled Coach
Ten Eyck TO take the freshman crew
over to Lake Monona yesterday after
noon for its spin on the water. The
varsity candidates got little work. The
continued unfavorabIe weather is
greatly handieapping the coach in his
work, and unless a change comes soon
il is feared that the Badgers viii not be
I'm shape for their race with SYRIA
cuse here on Decoration Day.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York April 25-NIoney On call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 2ls per cent: highest.
2-a; lowest, ?; closing per cent. Must Of Tire
loans were at per cent
Time money was not especially active. SUPPLY be-
ing quite sufficient 10 meet the demand. Rates
- to 4 per cent for siXty days, ~ to a.. Fer cen;
ior NINETY DAYS * TO per cent Tor four. I've.
and six months; PER cent Tor seven and egh.
months, and 5is per cent for over the year.
TIE sterling Was again easy to-day. demand rates
declining 70 points. Rates foF actual business were
as follows: Sixty days as3s5a4 ssh: demand as5s
a6sl0 cables. As6S5a4.ssti
Commercial bids were Is7asatsz
Tie supply Of cotton bills was scarcss
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales Regular ralI. l2 O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway ard Electric I'D. . az sis.
Metropolitan National Bank % az SIS.
UuIcu Trust urrralts 8 at asa. q q. 30.
Potomac Fire Insurance. = AZ So
Au=riean Grrh0pHrEa rfd. 5 at So.
After eaII-Warliugtau Railway and Electric g.
s. F1 az SCI sIa1 az @
Mitchell Mining 100 az & tbUer co. 100 az &
Ouyer CD. lae at g buyer. c. 100 a. 4 ibuyer 61
l1 az gs l51 90 s7s 100 az S..
Washington Gas. Z az CO.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. 50 at S9's
~ 80 SOC
Washington Ralvay and Electric com. 100 at
g4-
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CATTLE-Extfa per e,rt. 525a5.5o; butcher, Ao3a
40: common. $50; rough lN
HOGS-Pg cWt.. gross. 6.15al00; ordinary. eco
SHEEP-Ciipped Asaa500; common, 2e9a3O0
LAMBS Spring. choice. per b.. i2al23z; winter
ias
CALVEs-Frime. per ib.. S; medium. 7aI55: com.
mon sa5; grass 5a41a
COWs-prime, fresh, each 4oo9a5g.o0. common,
so.C-a3000; old and d.. so9al0.9a.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-26

Port Jervis. n Y April .5-George
Nivins knocked out Billy OBrien in the
first punch OF a finish night at Hickory
Grove. Pa. last night. TIE crowd was
disguised and claimed il was fake and
hzzle The fight was fer SOD side. with
q gate money percentage.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-26
Fitzgerald and oregg Draw.

indianapolis, Ind. April 25.-Wulie Fitz-
gerald. Of Philadelphia. beat Joe Gregg.
the Indian. En- ten rounds here last night
but was given only draw. Gregg adopted
his usual smothering-uD tactics and made
Fitzgerald DO ali the forcing
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-26
BasIet-bnII league Meeting.

of directors Of the Washington City Bas-
ket-ball League to review the season just
closed and to lay plans fer next season,
at the Y. n c. a. next Monday at D. m.
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Prizes for sunday schooI League.

The championship pennant. cup, and
league medals, Of the Sunday School
Bowling League, viii be presented at a
dinner TO be given the winners at the Y
~ C. A., on Monday evening.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotaticns furnished by Charles g. Gates & Co.
meInbsrs Ct The New Iuk stock Exchange. 1Iuusey
Building.
sales 90 nOca ............ IA 500 shares
Total sales Commentaries. 900. 200 shares
Cali money. high. 214; IoVy, - close ~.
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Erne CIeverer rhan Prenaergast.

Detroit. Mich, April 25.-Youne Erne. Of
Philadelphia, and Tom Prendergsst. OF
Saginaw. Mich. boxed a 'six-rOund draw
here last night ETne was the cleverer OF
the two, but PFendergast was the aggres-
gOr
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-26
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Mitchell Mining attracted most atten-
ton on the Washington Stock Exchange
yesterday. There was an urgent call for
it OF sh and the stock not being avail
able several options were taken al 4
on sixty days time Washington Rail-
way and Electric preferred also showed
some activity, sales being recorded at
S0ls.
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CURB MARKET.

Furnished by +. r Chapman & Co, members
New York Stock Exchange. e. Bowie Chipmau
manager. 1901 + street Northwest.
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MARKET Is LISTLESS
Slight FluctuatiOn in Prices
on Small Trading.
CROP NEWS IS DIscOURAGING

Lack of Rain In Wheat Belt Causes
Rise in OptiOns-Reduetio in Lon
don's Discount Rate Has No Per-
eeptibIe EReet-New Westinghouse
Issue OGered Above Market Price.
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New Orleans.
spot Markets.
GRAIN MARKETS.

Quotations furnished by Charles G.. Gates & Co.
members Chicago Board Of Trade Aiansey building.
EhTeu1ra
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished bg E. r. Chapman & Co.. members
New YORK Stock Exchange. g. Bowie Chapman.
manaear 1901 / street nnrthWest.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-26

An authentic history Of the New York
Stock Exchcng has recentiy been pub
lished, giving the facts regarding its
origin about thirty years ago. describing
the methods pursued IN Wall street and
telling how the various branches Of the
business in speculation is carried on.
The book was written by S. A Nelson.
Wall-kn0Wn writer on financial matters
connected with Wan street.
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James NJ Green. one of the popular
young members Of the exchange who fell
aud broke his leg several weeks ago, APP
poafed on the exchange Yesterday and
was warmly welcomed by his associates.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-26
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New YORK. April 25.-Closins quotations of United
,ts+es Government bonds.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Total sales, SI60l.0]3. against 81 S3I03) yestel
/ .l03,000 a week ago. and S273i00l a year ago.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the" FRE1E
PREssE FUER TEXAS" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
OF all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-ofices, and
has an extended circulation in
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and in Oklahoma.
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to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
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Two tlavellng men and our
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tinuously adding new sub
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In consideration of these facts
the" FRE1E PREssE FUER TEXAS"
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;siir $500 uatb 9entt9lauo.

Deutib omeritaniibe 8eituuaen
ueroen i'm alten 8aterlan6 nit aru.
Bent Snterefie 9eleien, neil lie iid
frei ausipreben uno bGufig BON orii.
ben ntebr Neuigteiten unb geahri@.
ten bringen. als Die beuti6en Bel.
tungen ielbit. Die n5reie BrefIe fit
Teras" lit briiben iiberau, tuuhin iie
aeianot mirb, elm iebr germ geIebener
9ait uno tann iib riibmen, Nner.
fennune unb 8drbigurtg su finben,
tuie aus sablreiben Briefen an uns,
fomie an Dieienigen, tpel1e bas Blati
an ibre 8erwanbten ibiden, beruur.
3ebt. Wer oaber ieinen Bertuanoten
uno Greunoen cine Greube erueiien,
ibnen elm mi0tpmmenes @elhenl
MAIDEN min, ber beiielle fir 1ie bic
rSreie Breffe fiir 9eras". Dos Sn.
teseffe fir Teras, tuie iiberbaapt fiir
ben Staat uno bic 9egenb, tu0 bic
Beruanbten uobnen, 1T in DeutIh.
Lamb iebr lebbaft unb es ift unu15a.
lib, in Bripatbriefen cine 10 ariin6,
lihe Guftldrung unb 8e5hreibuno
oes fremben 2anbes gu geben, tuie
oles Die ~Sreie 8rehe" alm6hent.
lih tbut. Sir ben gerinaen 8reia
BON $3 nerIenoen mir pprtOfrei unIer
reibbaltiges Bobenblatt auf elm Sabr
on irQenb cine Gbrefie i'm Guslanbe.
Die ssreie Dreiie fiir 9eras pnbI.
&pmtauu.
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Nm bag Ynblttul1t.

Die .5reie Yretie fir Teras" ";tuiro
an iiber $50 8Ditofficen nerianbt, uno
bat eine grDRe 8erbreitune in BET
Rabbar= 8epublit Weritp, i'm Snbio.
er=3erritortum unb Dtlabumo.
SIR @irtulatiunss@ebiet in Teras
eritredt ii6 BON @alpeiton bis binauf
nab Dention. bonn duBeriten Often
Bis nod 81 Asalu i'm iernen 8eften;
es iblieBt ie1bitperitdnbli9 nit Be-
ionhers sablreihen 2eIern oas bidts
beiieoelte Wiitel=g eras nnb ben Giio.
meiten elm. Nub in Wertfo bat iie
cine aroRe Gerbreitnna.
8ipei 6eifenoe itnb beft6nbia,
iabrein, iabraus i'm Snteref5e oes
Blattes untermeaa uno fiihren benz
ielben i'm 8erein nit unferen riihris
gen 2Dtal Aaenten fDrttpdbreno
neue 2efer au.
Sn Nnbetraht bieier 9batiaben 1T
bic .Sreie Breife", mp es iih oarum
banoelt, Die beutibe 8ep5lteruna su
srrei6en, bas bette Mnseise. . MRe,
oitm im Staate 9eraS.
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S % n ber.
&aerlei SmtereKailtes aus aierIei @es
biet-Sir Seben eisuas.

Sn M drptto Ioaen iid) feline
10000 Srduen befinosn, Die Striimpfe
tra9en.
.Gpprefiensa saniee" beiz
BEN Die tlumpsnartigen MusipiidIe Der
Wur5eln bon GppreiIen, tpel4e in
Siimpfen ipa4fen.
Sn stonb beI9lGst man bic
pferbebufe nit 9orn. i'm m~@uban ba=
esgen traeen bic pferoe on cen 5iiben
eine 9trt tur3e Striimpfe aus &ameels
baut.
Der prairtsbunb b bat bic
feltfame @neeipobnbeit, Iid jebe Na9t
elm frif9e5 8ett bsrauri9ten unb bic
alien llnterlagen aus feinem 8au au
entfernen.
Cine Did m nj n bel,
tpel9e inn ror ieben Sabren abbans
ben gefpmmen, betam unlGnaIt elm
Mann in Mltbbletotpn, Conn, per
poit augei4idt.
Sie 3rOtpb lie DerI6linoen
sbenfo ipie bic StrauBe &ieTelbroden
unb anbere fleine St.ine, um ibr aufS
eenommenes Sutter gu aerreiben unb
beroauliher au MAIDEN.
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gett iiber SO ssapren /.

i&nn muroe Wlrs. Winslum's SuD'
thing 5nrup oon WiIIiunen bon
W2iittern bein Sahnen Der Rinoei
anlemenoet. Wirit 0u ito G@lafe
burb 0as SdJreien eines Ginoes ae.
itDrt, oaB in Sabnen lit uuo DO,
S9mersen neint2 Wenn TO, Iafis
iufDrt cine ssiaide bon ,.Wrs.
Win8loms SoDtbina Sprup" hOlen.
Seln Wert iii unbeaablbar. gs uiro
benz aeinen 2etbenoen iofurt Ninoe.
rung nerf@affen. BerlaBt eub ba'
rauf. Whtter, es lit tein Bmeifel
bardber. Sc beilt Diarrboe, reau.
liert ben Wagen unb Die 9ieren:
beieitigt Winb 9elit. ersueidt ben
Vaunien, nerbinbert gntsInbuna
uno itdrtt bes eanse Gplteta.
rWr8. Winslptps Soothina Gprup"
fiir sahnenoe Ginber lit aneenebn
i'm @eibmad; oes Geeept itamrni
BON ainem Der beiten meibliden
Ner5te in ben Ber. Staaten. gs III
bel alien 9ruegiiten in Der aanaen
Welt su baben. Breis Is Gents per
6laihe. Gauft nihts anbares, ale
Wrs. Winslome SoDtnina Suruu.
@arantiert unter Der 5oub onb
Drugs Ntte, 30. Stunt 1905, Serial.
Wumnter 1905.
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Sun antuniD, 8reitag ben e. Suli 1907.

es TT bed Die Ulauiefaus unp p1,
2eute boben iie Ieitfem umgetouft
5rsili6 : i'd fannts fe slei9 piebe,
= Der 9oten itedt 1idhtr mod in he1
&eIteripanb.
9icr trec9 @usn in 9branen aus
Werner ccrfaGte perge6ens, 1ie az he:
ruliaen. "a q0ortc r:d]ts hoIF,n, einQ
er gun 6. <S::..r1,..1t5,etu nola G5iceiheln
gum ai;if:n User. 2sktsres a3l|itttel er.
ipie3 iidl eIs probat er blieb alfo
-, t.4 ri s9;}}iiiiiffte. ber 9c6ei r-;-
Uttbfalsn on pe. eottuotlen puru
piitbsabs5 2<s1f.lsn unb gelegsntlide
2tttoGen gsss1l bes lpeltentriidten
GHeforS Gofsr, 5n erfanllen CAB. grii
ais beFlis gsioet6ielte gorte oas
Naben bs5 Gbehaars ontiinbeten, fubz
rem fie ouseig.dnber. 0srr Selbbeim
tru9 cins 8rtef efn,appe in Der 6onb.
Sehle SSrou Ssbern unb bic 9tntene
flafthe
u@ls 5urift f5nnen sic mir qleid
BEL @6fafinng Der Innonce belfen,
bat Der 5ousaerr. rgDtr fDnnen ia
beibe sinsn Gnttpurf MAIDEN"
Werner fa6 ibn gans perpunbert
an, nidte bann ober bergniigt unb mar
foglei9 nit fetnem gnttpnrf I'm rel.
nen. ndbrenb 9err 0eIbbeim mod
INNER f9rieb unb tpieber ausitria.
.0as 9dus 8uabers Nr. Is =
Grunbbu9nummer II. T. no." las CT,
sift auf Qbbrud an ben Metftbietenben
= ober fofl Id fdreiben freiipiIis =
ober i'm Weee freirptlieer Weriteig.>
runs y aeisen Sic bod nal -
gr beuste fih gu Werners 8latt.
rMber lieber 4KeHpr, tDos MAIDEN Sic
benn ba91 rief ct tlagenb. rDas 1T
ia eine 0erlobuussonaeige.@
@eine bortpurfsbonen Blide tpurs
ben ben = er lag mod einmal unb
rief: rober lit bas ettpa Grnf24
~Gs 1T bic ein3ise @nnonee, bic i'd
beute auf8ufeben inlftonbs Btu, nidts
Werner, itrablenben 8lids.
5rau 9ermine riB bas Blatt ON ii9.
uMeine @erlObuns nit GrGulein Gl1en
@ennert = ein5iser 9odter bes berz
forbenen -" bier unterbra9 CHE
ibre Sdtpefter, inbem iie ibr I'm ben
Gals fiel.
9err SeIbhetm serietb In Gtfafe.
sOas 9aus III entfiibnt!4 rief sr lant.
r@tne e9te Jbble erbIiibt por unferen
alusen - 5ipei iunse 9eraen baben
bisfe Stdtte bur4 i9re 2iebe setneibt.
aommt an mein Ssra. SIR bsibsnf
Shr tpenigftens tperbet an biefes arme
9ans6en ntemaIs nit @roa benten!
Ni6t tpa1r2"
yGs TT Der fd0nite Ort Der Me!tl"
erflGrts Dernsr feierlid unb sps fein
GrdutGen IN Die @ruit.
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Gtfenbabn=Tabr=Ylan.
q. u. & u. q. /. @ah,t.

s9abs @rudet". .3us t1aeh 6Duhon, gal.
befDn, Beaumont unt Orange. Nbfahrt
8 nbr abenos, Infunft 7.55 mDrqens.
Rad &errbille, Nbfobrt $50 msraens.
Nntunft bDrt 1l.3O Nbfahrt BON aerrniIfe
4 nhr nabm., Nntunft in San Nutoniu
2 5O abenos. giur Samftaes nah Rerrs
bile: 4 nhr nahm. Rndfahrt bon bort
Kpnto8s s. 80 uDraens, Nntunft in Gan
GntDni0 $50 tt1praens.
:. Nad gueru, gDatum, SDnfton, @alue.
ton, @tobin9s. &odoole. Cameron unb
BaeD, IbFabrt 8.45 nDrmittaes, Mnfunft
z nbr mnraens.
- Rab 8eebilIe, Corpus gbriti. Alice,
Wtatbis, Nranfas BaB, &ndpDrt, Nbfabrt
100 naebmittags unb ubr abenbs. Nn<
tunft 7.55 morgens unb 1.5O narhm.
gtad9 Snlfnrias, Nbfahrt 8 uhr obeno
Nnfunft 7.55 mprQenS.
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Gnttdmfdst niemaIs.

Sebr piele ourb 8eitureen anae.
prieiene 6eilmittel erueiien lih als
sSeblfblaa. tuenn man iie anmenoet.
Sunt's 2igbtnine Del lit cine Nus.
iahttle. Das Bertrauen su ibm lit
angebrnht-ltian miro ME enttduld,t,
tuenn man es eebrnuht. @s ift fidler
oas gr6Bte 6eilmittel fiir iduere
TdQe, bic es aiebt. @eaen Shnitt.
uno 8ranomunoen. Berreneuno.
Shmersen &c. finoet es nidt Ieines
Sleiden.
@eu. 6. BaobDd.
Duniphan. Wu.
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5ltesem .,no wsOsfitp's

baben ieBt ibre grnte - ibr @elhdft
bltibt uno fie lino etiidlidh. Gs lit
leooh IN oer Belt nidt einsulehen,
tuarunl Shr linen erlaubt. an guh
berurt 81 iauaen. ba Sbr oies bod
iehr unbequem finoet. Die Inmens
ouna bon Elm Helm menia 6unt's 8
9iahtnina Del auf erpunlerten Gtel.
len bolt tie ab 0oer linoert unpersiia.
!lh Den Shmers. menn fie @ub ae.
ltodaen baben. Reibt Elm tpenie elm
Eno Shr Deroet iiberaeugt Iein.
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sd.ebt es ntd,t aa,.

gripart @uh ben ettrnioen Ip6tes
rem GnfalI eines ihmeren 5iebers,
inoem Sbr Guer Spitem iebt BON Der
Nniamnllung BON unreinigteiten be.
freit. Simmons SarlaparilIa uer.
rihtet bic Grbeit. Ct brirgt autes
8lut. ausgeaeihneten Nppetit, aroSe
&raft uuo 9ruBeu unternebtnunes'
npif4
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3enft Daran.

gs hanoelt iib nidt oarum, pie
Shr lebt, ionoern tuie Cure 4eber 1T.
SIT tie nibt in perfetter Orbnuna,
brlnet iie oabin ourh ben @ebrauc,
BON SimmenS 9iner Burifier - riur
IN Btnnihabteln. Sc lit oas iiherfte,
bette u1o anaenehmfte Wtittel fiir Die.
les Organ, oas ie berauseebraht
muroe.
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3ur red,ten 4eit.I

Bereaueenes 5rnbiabr nabm uu.
iere aanse Sanilie cine aeitlana Sim.
mons Sariaparilla uno Die Birtuno
mar i'm b6biten @raoe beFrieoiaeno. !.
Wir baben uns mdbreno oes SDm.
tners beiierer @efuaobeit erfreut. uie
iOuit uno mir alauben. oaB es ae.
fbah. neil mir uns aur redten Reit
balfen. 3 5OAgents uno $1.OO sFla.
ihen. Samuel 6intum,
De 3olb. Wiiff.
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seto s,br gtner pun aenen2

Sudenoe 6auttrantheiten ldbeinen
beutButoae epioemiih gu lein. 6eio
Sbr audi oamit be5aftet? Benn 10.
r1aht einen Teriuh nit 6unt's 8 Cure.
gS be.lt unter @arantie iraeno cine
Nrt BON iudenbem Sbmers. SIT es
nlht Der Taa, 10 fuitet @ud1 oer
8eriud3 nihts.
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@ebraudat CO Elm w.oI.

1zSar ihmeraenoe 6dmprrbDioen bat
6unt's Cure niht ieines @leiden.
Cine Npplitatiun linoert - cine
Shahtel heilt. @arantierf.
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3. & 9. u. 8sb,,.
Nbfahrt.l

Rad allen Norb.Teras.Buntt .......
................ ubr unb 500 bonn.
Noh ct. 2oui8, Mempbis unb benl
Often. ................l.20 ubr natbm.
Necb Noro !. Eeras, Ranias gitB unt
St. S0ulS. S................ $3.50 nbenbs
Nab DteritD D............... 1920 nDrm.
Nntu I'll
Box ct. 2ouis u. bern Often, 6. 80 moraeus
Bon lDcalen 8untten -. 10 muraen8.
85n ct. Souls U. bem Often, 7.25 abenbs
Son 9areoo unb MerifD. -. leo naehm.
at. Bouts & Can JramctscD Saba.
Nbfabrt.
Rah Sort Smitb, Springfield. ct Souls,
8anios &itb, Chicago Is. & O. N. Be.
pot) 30 obenbs.
Gnfunft.
Son ct. 3onis. 8anias gitb, Garis. Obi.
c990. .................. 10.10 mpr1en8
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& Can JraactScD 8abu
Nbfahrt.
Guatberss 4sacific Saba.

Hbfabrt.
Nn4 Netu Orleans. SDuttpn unn gnl,
bekDn t6gltb ..........1l 40 mittaa8.
uno ....................1 IL 80 aten6s,
Rad eagle Bas, gl 8aio. galifurnien
unb Merito. .8 BORN. u. $50 abenos.
Gntunft.
Bon Netu Drleans, beMtDn un6 Gal.
befDn t6gii@ .7.35 mproens.
unb 500 Nabm.
Son gI Bei0, galifornten mmb Neritu
.......... lilo bonn. unb 8 nbenbs,