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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-10

Bon Gbieaa0, 81. 9onis, aamiaa gita.
gett aber so yabrea.

idbon muroe Mrs. 8insIpm's SpU.
thing = Gprup opr Riuioner, pnn
Wiitern beim 8abnen Der ainoer
anaemenbet. 0irtt Du i'm G&lafe
ourh Dos S@reien zines Rinbes oes
fort, oos I'M 8abnen lit uno DOT
Sdmersen peint? @ern 10, laffe
iofDrt cine Tlaide BON ,.Wlrs.
WinslDws Soothing Sprup" hulen.
Sein Mert 1T unheanblbar. Go miro
benz fleiner 2eioenoen ipfprt Ninnes
runa uerihaffen. Berlast euh oa'
rauf. Witter, es lit tein Btueifel
bariiber. GO beilt giarrbpe, reeta.
liert ben Mnaeal uuh bic @ierer.
beieiti9t Binb : 8Btif, ertueiGt ben
8aumer, uerhtnoert g~ntaiinoune
uno itdrtt bas eanae Spffert.
rWre. @tnslone Gputbina Syrup
fiir sahnenbe Hinber lit nreenebm
i'm @eihmo6; 6as gtecept itatrrtf
BON einem Der bciten nsiblideu
Nerste in Den Der. Staten. GO III
bel allen DruaetYten in Der aariaen
8elt ~ hnben. Breis IS Gents per
NlaShe. Gnuft nihts anoeres, ole
Wrs. WinSlDtpe Southirio SnrHp.
@arantiert uuter Der JDpo nno
Drugs Gtte. 80. SUM 1906, Serial.
Drummer 1905.
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sOuts BET aaubea mutb terssn.

Gin 8erlinsr ersdblt bic f%OleenOe
bibi@e @ef9i9te:
Sd fab zines Sases auf elmer till
len entIesenen 8ant I'M 3oolosii4eu
@drten. On biefer fitterte ia bic
9auben. Dte sabmen 8Os.l flosen
mir ouf bte 9anb unb auf bic S4uts
ter uno tDoren febr 5utraulid. @uf
ether 8ant neben mir fab elm &inberz
frdulein NIT einem Babp, bas flint
nols 2en5e 5a6lte. Das atnb f9rie
bon 3eit gu 3eit idmmerIi@, unb iebess
nal ftieg Der Saubenf9parm entfest
tn bic S0be. Nun sntfpann it9 fol-
senber Dialog:
SD: fiber 5rGuIein, tparum Iuis
len sic benn ben RIetnen immer los2
ST berf9su4t mir isbesmut meine
Gouben."
. ID q b 6tn: ga. Der
Sitsfrteb ION serobe gu ben 9auben!"
Sd Ga9enb): rWarum benn?"
Der Sissfrieb 1T gu fdredz
lid feise unb foG BET ben Sauben =
Wutb lernen."
sd ba9te an ben sroben 9iesfrieb,
Der ods 5iir9ten niht lernen tonnte.
nnb an ben t%leinen. benz Is tppbt nit
BEN Mutbsrlernen sbenIo gebeu pirb.
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Gtiema1uzJabr>$l an.
q. M.'& M. -. Saba.

Bug SO. 2 nadb gmerp, goafuri, 6pu.
ton, BaeD unb basrpi5dben liegenben Sta.
tiDneH berIdEtS San Mntpnip 8:45 nipraens.
8ug no. 4(9abp grDdett) nadb gueru.
Yoafunl, 5DuftDn. WacD unb ba3tuiIheu
liegenoen Station berld6t San Mntpniu
nm 8 nbenbs.
Bug 3tD. 6 natb 8eeniue, CORPUS gbriftt,
&Ddport, Glice &C. oerldBt Gan MntDHio
UNI 1:50 mittags.
3ug Nu. l BON @acD. Souiton, Ypafum,
guero &c. fommt bier nm 700 abenos an.
8ng SEQ. 3 (Dabg grodett) BON Maeo,
6OutOn, Ooatumt, @uern, Corpus gbrifti,
&odpDrt, GalfurinS, alice &C. fomnst In
San Nntonio UNI 1865 morgeus an.
3ug go. 5 BON Sorpus GbriitL &o6s
port, Alice &C. trift IN San &ntcniD Mu
l:50 narhmittaas elm.
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Ser Triblings=G arnebal.

Sc seist gum Sriblinss zgarneoal
SIN i6Dnlten S6muf iih Gan Mnton'
@s nab'n basu bon iberaa
Die bo6wiafom men @dite ibon.
SIN 2i6terldmud ersldn5t Der 6luB,
@etteiferno nit 9enebi9s Bra1t,
M(s bdtt' matt uns gum 6eltfssruB
Gen ,.Ganal sranb" bierbersebra9t,
Damn reidsei9midter @asen Bier,
sic jei9en iid beim 8%lumenfeit,
sSn gang Nmerifa's &eDier
Mit Dem Iib ni1ts uer9leldeH ldBt.
Nm Sun Sacinto brad Der Gag
Ser oreibeit an, 10 itols nHo frOb,
@enn aud babel i'll trimmer lag
0ie bluteetrdnfte NlamO.
Do9 beut' lie6t oas ebrmiiro'ae Saus.
Gtidt mebr 9ei6mdr5t pan Tllloeroampf,
81 itolS i'm 5eitesl6mufe aug,
Gin Monument pom 0efoeH 'ampf,
Seer 5os BON uni'rer ld0nen Stabt
Sc nnbefriebist wieoer fort,
Der Tie nidt bodseprieIen bat,
Nls 6reibeits@ unb als Sreuoenbort?
go fommt gum 5eite bena berbei
Sd, @dfte GU, BON nab uno fern.
$50 inner eure Seimat lei
SIN sroBen Staat pom gin5elzS tern.
1nb leib ueu oielem Saan'n Sbr matt
uno ipinidt @uh cine Startuus bier,
So nebmt bas 8eite, mas nan bot,
9as nielberiibmte Gone Star $ 8ier.
3 1T feline Staot I'M san5sn 2ano
So i65n wie San Intonio bier,
l1nb ebenlp 1T @ud 6efaunt
Nls 2nbetrnnt oas Gone Sfar . &ier.
Nuf San Nntouio bringen iuir
Gin voreimat bUnnerne Sob" oann aus;
9as trinten mir in 3ome { tao . 8ier
reft in poQem Saus uto 8raus.
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Citizens Nom Partisan Ticket.

0umiuiert in Der Marttbaue, 20. Mdra 'O7
Wtapor:
Subn Us. TDbiu.
GtabtanpaIt:
81. g. Snarum.
Solicitor:
Charles 6orn ir.
GGeKor:
Tbnb. N. Smitb.
Auoitpr:
Trib @rou8.
5hasmeifer:
Sobn s. TentimaH.
Retorber:
Is. @riff Sones.
aldermen. at. 2arse:
s. u. ghapa.
Sifpa 9eimann.
@eorae 9. Taliaferru.
Sbmin B~poemils.
alderman erfe Rarb:
ANDREW Weher.
alderman stueite Barb:
s. g.. Sboot8.
alderman brittle Barb;
BanI Weeriheiot.
alderman bierte Barb:
8. 6. Thomp0n
alderman finite 8aro:
Or. 6. 6. Sbrppthire.
alderman iebfe 8arb:
IS. u. 5bafer.
alderman iiebente @arn:
Wi(ltam D~obrDmDl8ti.
alderman ndbte Worb:
JruntS 8. BuBhar6t.
(anseise.)
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lsii1e un,e Wprbeuannasmtttel.

beiBt es, lit better aIs etn 8funo 9eilmite
tel. 8enn SIR gab matt fiblt unb Tel,
men Nppetit bnbt. unb ~8opfihmers, Ser
itopfuna. Bldbuneen. l1ebelteit, beleste
3unge unb fliegenbe Sbmersen itb eins
ifenen, 10 finb bas nur 8arnunesseiben
npn Sblimmerem, bas nod tn1nmen fDn.
Bic alien Mbnfe 6es IL. Sabrhunberts
binterlieBen Der 8eIt ibr erDBes 2eber<
&egulterunesmitteI, 6as ieBt als st.
Scenarios &rduterpinen" betannt III, unb
hieie, nab B0rihrift 9enDmmen. tperben
20 BrDSent iener uebel abhalten.
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PEOPLES TICKET.

Rominiert in Der ELECTROMAGNETIC am
apil 1907.
Napnr:
Grpan gatfaaban.
Stobtantunlt:
Soi. &pan.
MKeKor:
Sobn Stnppenbed.
Solettor:
6. B%iIIemain:
Nuoitpr;
g. Beae.
Shasmeifer;
gbas. u. s. 6ummel.
Ret1rber:
W. 6. Budfep.
aiberme u.at. 2arae;
SDhn Bauer.
Sohn e. 6ambleton
Ism. s. Rihter.
.. s. W auermann.
Nlberman srfie @arb;
8. 81. 2ambert
Aibermor srueite Marb:
Gli Mrnauo.
ALDERMAN brittle 8aro;
Grid Weneer.
alderman nierte Daro:
@bn8. 8. Smith.
ALDERMAN finite 8art:
VI. s. 2D6mnub.
gtbermna isdfte @arb:
g. s. Carer.
Alderman i%iebente Barb:
gb. Braoer.
alderman ad3te Barb:
Gmil Guebn.
(&useiae.l
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W,eser in, @ef1att.

Gls uleiue Sreunoe lbpn aIaubter,
baB i@ Der unneroaulihteit, @erno'
fttdt uno auaemeir1er @rmattuna ers
liegen piiroe. ibreibt ". u. gbtss
bolm, Treabmeu. sc. o.. puroe i'd
lberreoet electric 8itter8 gu gebraus
den, 6er mid polftanoia berftellte,
10 oaB ih mieoer i'm @eibdft bin.
gu baben bel Noolpb DreiB uno Sc.
G0hn q 60. 8reis so Gents.
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MnerIet.

= Der 8eetbuuen : Wdunerdaur
bat feline n6hite Seitlihteit. bic ben
ShlnB Der Sailon biloen miro, bic
gum 4. Wtai uerihUben.
-gs lit einDRnnr uerbaftet pDroen.
BON benz man alaubt, oas er in Ser
binoung nit benz ginbruh in &ieg'
ler'a &onoit0rei ftebt.
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BON BEN 56, 367,17
9 nm 0 bnern bes bertf den
Reifss i'm Sabre 1900 entfielen auf
preuBen 61,2 pro3ent, auf 8apern II.
ouf Sa4Ien rs, auf Diirttembers
3.8, auf 8aben 3.3, auf SeFsn 2 up6
auf glfubs2 ptbrinssu 3 9roaent.
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= Spbn .. SUltoa, CeffentIihet
9Dtar. @runoeiaentuni. Iaent fur
Benltunsanlpriihe. gde Grpdett'
uno 0anarros StruBe, aegeniber oDn
Der San Nntuniu @rpreB." Reuea
TeIephun 439.
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5. & o. u. 8abn.
ia brt.

Nab allen Rnrb.EerassT nntten -. -.
............... 4 ubr unb 500 bDrrf.
Nah ct. Souls, Wempbis unb benz
Often ................1.20 uhr nadbsn.
Gab Noro : Geras, 8anias gitp nnb
st. Souts. $50 ubeunf
Nnm Ntertto. ........... 1920 bprtl.
A~ntunt.
BOA ct. Souls u. benz Often, $50 r1ur9ems
8on IDcalen Buntten ....I0.l0 mDrgens.
BON ct. Souls u. benz Oteu, 7.25 abenbs
Bon SareoD uno Nterif0 LEO aaebm.
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Suatbern paeific @abm.

SUatbera Nactfic @abn.
Nbfnhrt.
Rad Netp Orleans, onuftDn unb 1nIs
oeff0n t6giib ..12.10 nrittaQ8.
un6 i. 80 nben6s.
Nab eagle Bag, gl Soip. galifDrnien
unb MeritD. ..8 BORN. ". $50 abenbg.
Nnfumtt.
Bon Stem Africans, p0uttun unb Gal.
nefon taalib ..........6.30 mprgens.
unb 500 Wobm.
Bon gI 8aip, galifnruien unb DReritp
.......... IL 40 BORN. unb ii nhenbs.
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@abl : 2ln5etgen.

SIR Staots # er.
Die .6reie Brefe fir gerns" lit antori.
fiert, Serrn SnO =. Sentj NJ a n ais
3anoibat fur bos Nmt oss StGotihas'
metItera ~nnautdnbigen.
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0stctoriagH intfion, O. 8. & @. n.
tOnIf gbure.)

Mbtuhrt.
Rad guero, Bictoria. Bort 9auaca, Cor
pus gbriFfi. 8rDtpnsbine. Mio Granbe
gltp, @oliao, 8eeni1e, @bnrtDn, 8alas
ciDs uno 6guiton .......6.00 mDrgeHs.
Mntunt .8.45 abenhs.
Der Sam Souitpn" rad guero. EictD.
ria, 8barton IN 6outon ...........
Nb q ......... .....7.55 abenhs
Antunt ............7.00 mprgens.
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@ah Brownsville.

Der Bug Der Suniet 8ictpria Diniiinn.
Mbfabrt 600 mDrgens, madt in pIacebo
8erbinouna NIT Der Gulf Goat Cine fur
Corpus @briti, Gntunft bort. 4.55 natbm.
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ssm Mlaieitie gbeater

eiebt es oieie @uhe tpieoer elm uors
trefflihes 8rogramm. @a treten auf:
SCR. nno Wrs. Rubpns.
Jreo. 80beoie.
Gudbart Gifters.
gQsmDrth uno Burt.
Ruiiel uno 6elo.
2arrp SbannDn.
Das iino auee &inftler BON &uf,
tuppon ieoer ~einaelne ihpn Elm uoIes
6aus 5ieben f0Qte. @8 itno Sdau'
ipieler. MtrDbaten. Singer. 9dnaer.
Rumiter - tura iebe &unit 1T uertre'
ten. 10 oaB es an @enus uno Gb'
msdsluns niht feblt. Gasu beoente
man bic nieoriaen Breiie. tiir uelhe
man iib einen ueraniigten Nbeno
uerihaffen tam.
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Sine bentl6e arauteupaeaerin

Iuht Belddftiauna. &afaufraaen
i'm Springfield 6uule. Oh'@om.
merce'S trahe. Gltes Eel. 1868.
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sa. g. & e. 8abu.

Wbfahrt.
9ind3 @aco, Sort @ortb, Dallas, RauIaa
gits, ct. 2Duis auh Chicago. tngli4.
(Suniet Depot) ..........9.00 aben6s
4DcaIaup nin Smitbuile. .....7. 80 nDrut.
Glamu SPECIAL nab Snaitbnine, oouftoH.
@alpeitpn .......... l0.2 abenos.
Nntunt:
Bout Chicago, st. 9onis, Ranias gitp.
Dallas, Sort Bprtb unb @aco, tdahth
(Suniet Depot) .........7.30 u1Draens.
HocaIaue nia 5mithuine 49,. sos abeubg
Ilamo SPECIAL BON S~mithbiIe, Sonaon.
COLLECTION 6.2s murqene.
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Satet sud pDr galben aeaen sFa-

tarrb, bic OuedIlber entbalten, oa Gued1lber fiber
ben Sim oes Scrubs ~3erTOren unb oas san5e Sp=
item u6ais ~serriitten pir6, pel,n es 6ur@ Die i&lei=
misen O6erfid4eM e%inbringt. Sol4e &rtitel iolten
ME anBer anf 8erOrOnuu9 gut b~eruTener aerate se=
brauht peroeu, ou Der S6aoen, ben fe anribten,
,ebnmal 10 eroB 1T als oas @ute, oas Sbr oapon err
)ielen tonntet. 9att's 2atarrb =&ur,
~fabrisisrt BON G.S Gbenep s. Co., SpleSo, Ohio,
sntbdlt teiu Cuedflber unS iutro innerli6 eenOn=
oes Spfems. 8enn Sbr 6au's Ratarrb : ur
iauft, Ieio fiber, oaB Sbr Die d6te betommt. Sic
pirb inherli6 penommen uuo in Soleoo, Ohio. bon
s. j. Gbenee & 60. aema&t.
81 gertauit bon alien 9potbtteru. greis rs
Cents BITE Gtnihe.
glehmt 1aa's HamiIien 20 suen fir gerfnbIuna.
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at eoats 8 San Sramctseo Babn.
Nbfahrt.

Bad Sort Smith, Springfield. ct, 9ouis.
Rauios Gitp, Chicago Is. & o v. Dee
pot 800 nbenhs.
Nntunft.
Bon st. Souls, 8anias gitp, &nris, Obi.
caaU ....... 1910 morgeHs.
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S@riftieter ~berlam8t.

Gin eeiibter Shriftieser finoet TO-
fort Steaung.
.Srsie Brefe fir 3eras".
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D Gvr;a oauaua . a,aarre.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-24

n uIad1 to :. Cbonp. e NJ. cane
crops on lands. Kau. Hawaii: SlS6 90
100 B 300. p 2i1. Dated Mar 90, 1907.
Hannah Is Boyd tMrD to Pioneer
MlII =" a'.. l.; iot I0, Pa,eht 1853,
", s,n '' 'al,"l Ina M"ni' ~ 90
No. o. 'I,os: " 900 J. -''' ''''
Lucv Lame Of ais rp Wailul,u sug Co;
H.. r p cool. water RTE etc. Naiehu.
Maui. 10 gra ar 800 per yr. B 2sS,
, 292. Dated Mar 10. 1907.
Recorded April 2. 1907.
Ter Of Hawaii Dy supt pub Wks to
KoOlau Ry CO ltd. Agmt. I'm re- con.
structiOn of railroad of public utility
In Koolauloa and kuoaupUko. Oahu.
u 2gI. y 100 Dated Az. Is. 1905.
Est of BcrniCu = Bishop Iy trs to
| .Iisa Aiau: y; pUr An &c. r = ii75,
Kul 77I3. paalaa-kui WWu'ma Oahu.
500. Il 2g2. 50. Dated Mar ~,
1907.
IuIia T. Neyes (widuWl f0 Mary
Santos. ID: Al !, Ku 1921 Kalhl,
Honolulu. oahu: $3.50 % geg. % 81.
Dated Dec 10. 1906.
I Carlo To Alfred NJ Gosmon. :;
int I'm md.e. iewelry. fixtures. etc. in
/ carlo pawnshop. No. ilGu Fort st.
IIuppmlu. s25O. u 2gi. y lgS. Dated
AIR 1907.
Cecil Brown tr to Elmer T. Paxton;
Par Rel, por' lot 3. blk %. College
HIS Honolulu: $500. ID 2S9, y Az.
Dated Mar &c. 1907.
Nalani \ Odds and hsb 81 ~ ct n
t. Mrs l. VI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
D; 1850 80 e land. Kukui lane. lio.
rolulu; $4,000. - 292, y IS. Dated
Mar 20. 1907.
Henry p Baldwin and WI to VIII
lam q BALDWIN; d, lots 90 H. ~
ina 2"' DIX y college lillIs' honolulu
VI etc W. ''. Dated Mar So'
1907
hehrE baIu"ih ana WI 10 Joseph
,o'ho anu WI ~ '".S ''' ana o''
VI VT "i-'' N'"''" anu N""'"'"' S'S'
honoiu'u' ~ o'c' y w. J. VI Da'
=" M'' "'' I''''
r''S' N'' 9"'a =" W 'i'""u
,'| y, ,,o sam" ,.'' oa ,, ', ~ - III. W
= f'""' N", 90. , N'''u va Noo.uui'o o,
o''"", gov " -'-' '-' '"''' ""'
,,, o.. r..,... ...., go, -, 49,. -
,ta,,,',,,,.,,,'. -, ..",. ~, IN, -" w.,
i,a" nm, ,,a,ar,,u, s,no - 600
g, n,,.1 ,,,r On 700
r,,,,,,ati,,. 4, ,,,,,,...', a., p,.,,.., o
Till. par. nn. Cr "a. mi IL
inIm. en- y oso - - na,o1 ,,,n
IGoZ N''
Maria y do u vorroo md bsh ,o nor
,orJ do Comnro p. n. n bo,r Iot u
- ocras Iand Eukuau ond 9 mn.
ygio u 300 u 10 mated Mar 90 roo-
pmiko OO 70 puunoi Kophopo. II.
IN 1878 Kul 3aSG Komoni I.oboinn
Maui. 81 etc. u 2o2. u "a Dated
Mar 20. 1907.
Rosa Dickinson by gdn to Mrs IA.
tie Dickinson: Rel: II P's GIFT. An
, and tq3. bIdgs and PROMISES puoko
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-24

son. he liable the paycc and all subsequent parties
g If the instrument is payable the order of the maker
drawer is payable to bearer he is liable TO all parties
subsequent to the maker or drawer
g. If he signs for the accommodation of the payec he IS
liable to all parties subsequent to the pavcc.
SECTION g. Every person negotiating instrument by
delivery or by qualified Endorsement. warrants,
That the instrument genuine and in all respects what it
purports to be-
3. That he has Il good title to it,
3. That all prior parties had capacity o contract
4. That he has knowledge of fact which would i'm
pair the validity of the instrument render it valucIcs
But when the negotiation is by delivery only the warranty
extends in favor of holder other than the immediate trans
fierce.
The provisions of subdivision of this section do apply
persons negotiating public corporate securities, other than
bills and notes
SECTION GO. Every ndorscr who niorscs without aica
tion all subsequent holders in due
/. The matters and things mentioned in subdivisions one,
tow and three of the next preceding section; and
3 That the instrument is the time of his Endorsement
valid and sulsisng
And, in addition, he that due prcsenmcn II shall
be accepted paid, both, the be- according 10
its tenor and that if it be dhonorc and the necessary pro-
cecdings dshonor be duly taken he will pay the amount
thereof tn cholcr any subsequent ndorscr who may
be compelled TO pay il.
SECTION g. Where person places his Endorsement
instrument negotiable by delivery he ncrs all the liabilities Of
q indorscr.
SECTION Gs As respects another ndorscrs liable
prima facc in the orc rim which they norsc: but evidence
is admissible show that between among themselves they
have agreed otherwise Joint payccs joint ndorscs who
indorse deemed to indorsc jointly and scvcrally.
SECTION 60. Where broker other ncgotiat"S
instrument without Endorsements, he ncurs all the liabilities
prescribed by Section 90 of this Act unless he dsc the
of his principal and the that he is acting only
agent.
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LIABILITIES OF PARTIES.

SECTION CO. The maker of negotiable instrument by max
ing engages that he will pay it according to its TENOR and
admits the existence of the payce and his then capacity to in
dorsc
SECTION g. The drawer by drawing the instrument admits
the existence of the payec and his then capacity to ndorse
and engages that due presenment the instrument will be
accepted paid boh according its TENOR and that it
be disonord and the necessary proceedings dishonor BIO
duly taken he will pay the thereof to the holder or to
any subsequent ndorser who may be compelled to pay it. But
the drawer insert in the instrument express stipulation
ncgativng or limiting his liability to the holder.
SECTION 90. The acccpor by accepting the instrument m
cages that he will pay according the of his accept
ancc and admits
The existence of the drawer the gcnineness of his
tuc and his capacity and authority draw the instruments
and
The existence of the payee and his then capacity to in
dorsc.
SECTION g. person placing his signature upon nstru
otherwise than maker drawer accepor is deemed to
be moer unless he clearly indicates by appropriate words
his intention to be bound in other capacity.
SECTION Ga. Where person. otherwise party to an
instrument places thereon his signature in blank before de-
livery, he liable ndorer in accordance with the following
rules
l. If the instrument payable to the order of third per-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-14
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1t is useless to attempt to cure skin
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Testimonials of hundreds Of cases Of
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-14

Notice has been received at police
HEADQUARTERS from Chief Bushong Of
the Lancaster Pa. police. in which
reward of $50 is offered for the arrest
and detention Of Charles Witmyer and
Charles Miller of Mannheim, Pa, Oc,.
81. Miller is 13 years of age. thin.
weighs IS or so pounds: has dark hair,
small scar on right eyebrow. When
last seen wore 4 gray-barred suit. knee
pants and dark cap: is known to have
bought long pantaloons which he may
be wearing now. Miller is "a years OF
age. 5 feet inches in height and
weighs about $50 pounds; black hair
dark complexion, looks much like an
Indian teeth badly decayed and
several missing. Wore brown coat,
gray-barred pantalOons, black derby
hat. long dark rain coat and tan shoes
Both are cigar rollers and will no
doubt be found working at that trade
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-14
COUNTY NEWS
KENNEBEC.
WEST SIDNEY.

Mrs Angie Berry has been visiting
friends as Sidney Correr
Mrs. Clarence Freeman and children,
Jennie and Mabel. have returned to their
home in Augusta after weeks visit at
+. F.. Taylor's.
here on a short visit to his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. ii l. Corson.
c. II. LoIciOy left last week for 4
sholt visit to Boston and vicinity
Mrs. Ada Richardson's went to Belgrade
Fill Tuesday to see her friend, Hiss Net
tic Jutkins.
Little Earle Eallard son, of RalTh. is
with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Irhraim Ballard.
rcviden nee. l.. l., where he has been on
Il visit.
READFIELD.
Miss Nellie Goldon returned 20 Shaw's
Business college in Augusta Monday,
after pa ssing two weeks with her Parents.
Mir. and .Irs. +. A. Gordon.
Mrs VIM. Hunt returned from Au-
Gusta. Monday. where she had been for
several days taking medical treatment
for throat ana lung trouble.
The November nectin% of the Mt.
Mansfield club was held with Mrs. l.. +
Wright.
Fred Fifielh If Manchester. who has
been Ill Is improving ana able to ba
out
Charles Fifcld is in Bingham packing
apples for his cousin. Marcellus Williams,
who has bought several carloads there.
Alert Stevens of Winthrop was in
town on business Monday.
Leon Watson of Rome and Miss Fannie
Rard of Monroe were guests. Monday
of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Watson of Au gus
Ia, passed Monday night with relatives
in Keadfie;d.
Mrs. r. T. Gordon and Mrs. w. L.
Lord went to Kents Hill Saturday.
A yerv pleasant meeting of the Ladies'
Saturday. A poem written by AIRS. Nj. L.
GRAY of MaSsa chuse;ts was read by
Miss Frost. Refreshm nts were served.
Mrs. Hattie Barber returned last week
from Massachusetts. where she had been
the guest of her mother.
J. 7. .Adle with the assistance of
several men and teams moved n barn
froln the Frank Lyon place in Belgrade
to his home in Manchester last Monday
WEST GARDINER.
Horace G. Rice passed away at his
home on the Hallowell road early
Tuesday morning. Funeral services
will be held at o'clock Thursday af-
ternoon from the Hallowell road Bap-
tist church
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-14
A hearing of considerable

A hearing of considerable interest
was commenced before Judge Stevens
IN the probate court Wednesday morn
ing. 1t was regarding the matter of
the estate of S. Wesley Carr of Vienna.
hiram A. ComstOck Of Vienna was the
administrator Of the estate and the
nearing was held for the purpose Of
probing his accounts as administrators
"A. NJ. Goddard of Augusta and l.. r.
Carleton of Winthrop appeared for
the heirs and Assistant Attorney Cen
eral PhilbroOk Of Waterville for the
administrator. About Il witnesses
were in attendance but up to the time
OF the noon recess only one witness
mad been examined, Mr. Comstock, the
administrator The heirs claim that
Comstock had not charged himself
with all the property that came into
ms hands and he claims. on the other
hand. that he has true accounts for
everything. The facts in the case re-
nam to be developed During the
morning session much time was oc-
cupled in reading the list of articles
charged to COms:ock, which included
about everything found in the house or
about the barn of a well appointed
farm.