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The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-14

there waiting. About this little figure there hung a look of dejection. of woe, and sorrow. He had his head on his hands, and apparently was think. ing deeply.
 Into the drink-sodden brain of Bin nerson came sudden remorse for his conduct. Poor little beggar." he TO. nected. Tn his childish way he's try ing to think out things. He's wonder. ing Why he's not so happy as he was lew months ago. Maybe he's figur. ing out what he'll become. A hard life this is with the best of training What chance will he have with me for father and guardian? Suppose he copies my example? He's her boy as well as mine"
 Perhaps for three minutes Binner. son had hold of the knob of the door Suddenly he let go of it, but before doing so a heroic resolution had taken possession of him. His. mind made up, he strode heavily across the floor and greeted the boy with the re- mark: Hello, Ed how'd you man. age to come down all by yourself?"
 The boy started from his reverie and explained how his nurse had brought him and would be back in half an hour. His question. however, showed what he had been thinking about. Wont you stay home to- night, papa? It's so lonely without you, now mammals gone"
 Then the telephone bell rang. Three times Binnerson said No" to something, and then he grew angry. You and the whole bunch can go for all l care" he shouted into the mouthpiece of the phone. I'm going to look after my youngster, home and business better in the future"
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Graveyard Cocktail"

Some curious drinks that men call for in saloons, says the Philadelphia Record, were observed the other day by man who stood at the end of the bar and took in everything that hap pened. The usual whiskies and beers were frequent, but he also noticed that a number of men asked for egg in milk and egg in sherry. You sell a lot of eggs here," he observed to the bartender. You bet we do" an- swered the man behind. Hundreds of men drink egg drinks only. There are several men who come in here that order egg in beer. How they get away with that awful mess l can't understand, but they drink 1t down as though they liked it. One man that comes in here has them all skinned. He always takes the most outlandish mixtures of stout and milk. He's the limit for a crazy thinker, and heads my list of curious booze artists. We call his drink the grave yard cocktail.
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Tax Assessors Notice

l will meet the property owners of Nevada County at the following times and places for the purpose of permit ing them to give in their taxes. Bring your deed or last receipt:
 Willisville, Taylor, Thursday June 13. Irma, Taylor, Friday a. m. June IA. Rosston, Caney, Friday p. m. June IA. Rosston, Caney, Saturday am. June l5. Brisbane, Parker Monday pm. June IT. Nichols school house Alabama Tuesday
 am. June Is. Falcon, Alabama, Tuesday p. m. June IS Falcon. Alabama Wednesday June 19. Wild Cat, Alabama Thursday a. m. June
 20
 Register, Parker, Thursday D. m. June
 20.
 Bodcaw, Parker Friday June 21. Azor. Parker Saturday am. June>22. Laneburg, Albany Monday June "A. Mt Moriah, Caney Tuesday a. m une 25 Gale, Caney Tuesday pm. June 25. Morris, Georgia, Wednesday a. m.
 June 26.
 Bethel school house, Georgia, Wednes-
 day p. m. June 26. Nubbin Hill, Boughton, Thursday a. m.
 June 27
 Boughton, Boughton, Thursday .p. m.
 June 27.
 Wire Road school house, Redland, Fri
 day a. m. June 2S. Emmet, Emmet, Saturday, June 29- A T,.l Forest Hill, Albany, Tuesday a. m. July ?. Prescott. Missouri, Friday, July 5th to
 July p
 JOHN D. BRIGHT, Assessor.
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man, pleasantly, taking a chair near her.
 Quite as though it were accidental she moved to another chair across the room from him. q thought you said that you were dreadfully busy these days,' she resumed
 'l am,' said the young man, heart fly. Up to my eyes in work. That case" He broke off as he found himself whitening under her look of scOrn
 There's no need of going into de- tails about the way you are working, :" she flashed at him, because 1 saw you with my own eyes walking down Michigan avenue. If you could have seen how foolishly you were gazing at her, Harry, you-you'd have been ashamed of yourself. 1 suppose there is something about hair of that color that goes to mans head, but should think you could tell bleach and paint when you saw them"
 The young mans face had ex- pressed emotions ranging from sur prise to indignation. That color is real!" he said, stoutly. And so is her complexion, if you want to know. "
 The young woman shrugged her shoulders pityingly Then she at tackled again as fresh thought struck her.
 . You seem to be awfully we'll ac- quainted with her. she said. You never spoke about her to me when you told me of all the girls you knew.
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Nashville 6; lIttle Rock 5.

After ten innings of wrangling the Alphonse-G -Gaston kind, in which both are solicitouS for the welfare of the other Nashville finally became serious for a few hrief minutes and the first game of the series went to them in the eleventh accordingly. The game was a farce throughout in some senses, while in other respects if was model baseball match. Roth teams tielded wretchedly. Little Rock carrying off the palm with ten errors, while the Dob bers mixed their misplays into critical places and helped to pro. long the agony. The winning run made by the Dobbers in the eleventh was earned, two singles and a sacrifice breaking up the game. The final reading of the score board was 6 to ,.
 Bill Sorrell and Rube Keith were pitted against each other and with the putrid fielding elim- mated the battle would have been great one, with Keith on the long end. The college lad had everything and\ deserved to win his getaway.
 Eyler will pitch for Little Rock in the contest with Nashville to- day.
 RESULTS YESTERDAY.
 Little Rock ,, Nashville 6; Q1 innings).
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Prescott Markets
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BUYING PRICE
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Binnerson's Second
 Reformation
By GEORGE BRETT.

Uncomfortable sobs shook John Binnerson's frame as he gazed at the yet girlish face of the one who had been wife, counselor, and comrade to him for five short years.
 The dying woman stirred restlessly on the bed, then opened her eyes. Seeing his plight, they filled with such compassion as mother bestows on her child in pain. Don't cry. Dave" she urged Stupid. I'm not worth 1t. Bring Ed. l don't think I'll last long,"
 Death was beyond the comprehen- sion of Ed. and he little understood the farewell words or kiss. He mo- ticed more particularly the grief which shook the stalwart frame of his father. Farewell words spoken to the child the woman summoned all the powers of her mind for last talk with her weeping husband. She asked him to look well after Ed and then urged him to beware of gam bling, drinking, and evil companions She argued and implored with him to remain steadfast to the leading of a clean and manly life. He hung on her words, occasionally mutely nod ding assent to the logic of her coun- sel. She had the clearer brain, the stronger will, the ability to protect her husband from himself. He had not realized the fact, but thought his reformation was due to himself.
 Don't leave me-" he cried. '1 can't exist without you. I owe every thing to you"
 The face of the little woman lit up with pleasure at his acknowledgment. She strove to articulate last bless ing on the standing pair. but fell back
 Although, until his wife's death Binnerson had failed to understand the value of his wife as protector from himself, his old-time friends well had appreciated why he had be- come reformed character. They focked back to Binnerson, and within few weeks had him. Soon he began to drink heavily and foolishly, trying to forget his sorrow in the excitement of gambling and scenes of dissipa- tion. The memory of the death scene gradually became dim, and in three months time he showed every evi- dence of shortly becoming worth less man.
 Then an incident happened that changed the current of his life's events-a thing so slight, impalpable, and shadowy that for the life of him Binnerson could never afterwards sat isfactorily explain how it really hap pened. He hurried to his place of business one afternoon, and ran up the flight of steps, at the top of which was his private office. He was about to enter his room quickly when something made him give pause. Con trolled by an indefinable impulse, he opened the door softly. In his chair sat Ed, but he was not merely sitting
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Laeemaker. will Not Leave Home.

"One reason that the imported laces will always hold good is that the Swiss workmen, who are most expert, will not live in this country" said D. E. Schwab. While domestic marlu- lecturers can do right well in copy they cannot turn out the fine finish.
 "The Swiss workmen live content on small wage, and with their fam lilies and, relatives about them they are happy. But in this country it is different; they don't stay long. The importation of these lace manufacture CTS has been tried often, but without success
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AN INTERLUDE

HE instant t h e tall young man stepped into the Q O m h e W a s aware that dan ger signals were flying. The girl in the pink gown wore h CT e y e. b TO W S in a straight line and one foot tapped the floor.
 "l was down. town this morn ing she began.
 Were you?" in- quired the young
The Prescott daily news., 1907-06-14
Copper in Great Demand.

Not less than 37O O,000.000 pounds of copper wire were in use on the tele- phone lines in America last year. This year there is expected an in crease of 53,O0O,0O0 pounds. Consid- erable quantities of copper are used in the manufacture of brass for tele- phone instruments.
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"who-who was that girl?" she

"Who-who was that girl?" she demanded, fiercely.
 The young man gave sigh of re- lief and leaned back in his chair. "Why didn't you ask that before ?" he murmured. She is my brothers wife and she had an hour in town between trains and telephoned me to meet her. We used to manufacture mud pies together"
 You are perfectly horrid." blazed the girl in pink gown, putting up her handkerchief Why didn't you say So before ?"-Chicago Daily News.
 INHERITANCE OF THE DOG.
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Set iiber 60 ssabren

i9on tpuroe Wtrs. 8insIolp's 5ootb-
ing-SDrup bon WiGionen ton Weiit-
tern beim 3abnen Der &inoer onge-
penoet. @irit Oh i'm S1lafe bur6
oas S6reien eines &inoes geitort,
oas i'm 3abnen lit uno Dor S9mer5en
peint? @enn 10, loiie iofort cine
6lai6e ron nYfrs. @insIol's Sootb-
ing-Sprup" bclc1. Gem @ert lit
unbe8ablbar. gs miro Dem fleinen
2eioenoen iofort 2inoerung beridaf-
fen. 8erIaBt eu1 oarauf Mtiitter,
es lit fein 3tpeifel oariiber. @s beilt
Diarrboe, reguliert ben Magen uno
Die gieren, beieitigt @ino.aoIif, err
mei6t ben @aunen oerbinocrt gnt-
5iin0ung unO itarft Oas gan5e Sp-
item. .0frs. @insIotp's Sootbine
Sprup" fir 5abnenoe &inoer lit an-
genebm i'm @ei9mad; oos Ge5ept
ltornnlt bon eireln Der beIten tpeibli-
den @erote in Sen Ser. Staaten. gs
lit BEL alien Oruggilten in Der goli5en
8eIt 81 boben. Greis 25 Gents per
Slaide. &auft nidts anoeres aIs
.Mrs. @inslom's Sootbing SDrup. :"
@arantiert uitter Der sooo ono
Drugs 9fte. 80. SUM- 1906, SeriaI
geumner 1898.
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Sim sSreitaa entoleiIte in ser

Sim Sreitag entgleiite in oer
Rabe Der Station gaorris in Soma
Elm nod 0oroen eebenoer 8oiiogier-
5ug Der &od Sslano 9obu uno fol-
lioierte nit einenl ouf Dem geeben=
geleiie ftebenoen Sradt5ue. 3ipolf
8erionen muroen getotet uno 5tp0lf
nerlebt.
= Seit rnebreren Soeen niro ser
Stuliener 2onono in Seem Orleans,
oeiien fleiner Sobn ieiner5eit BON an
beren SStolienern entfubrt uno ermor-
oct ipuroe, pern1iBt. 9lls nun onl
Sreitag in Der Staot befonnt muroe,
ooB man lngefabr fteb5ig Wfeilen
oberbalb Seem Orleans cine Site i'm
Weiiiiiiippi ~gefrnben babe, tpel6e Die
2ei6e eines offenbar ermoroeten
Wonnes entbielt, berri6te groBe Iuf-
resung uno Die 8oli5ei bei6loB, Sc
man6 na6 Dem Sltnoorte Der 2ei6e
81 i6iden uno iie ioerttfi5ieren gu
Ioiien. @be lie bieIen 8ei6luB ieoo6
ausfiibren fonnte, tpuroe tbr bon Ell
mem 8efanrten 2amanas 1nitgeteilt,
oaB er ben gerl6nilnbenen pobl uno
munter bor 5tpei Goeen IN ct. 2oltts
geleben babe.
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sexns O 3.

= Der Sormer Daniel Serring
aus Irlington, Der Dor &ur5em Or.
9. s. De Stap3os in ieinem Sa1ie
nit elmer 9lrt eridlug, lit bonn 0i-
itriftsridter in St. @ortb lulter
9iirgidaft bon $4,000 geitellt moroen.
@s fheint, ols nenn ireeno elm So
Inilieneebeinnis binter Der Sat Itede.
= glIs Der in Der geGbc bon @lgin
wobnenoe go. 8pers am 0onner1tag
Wtorgen aus Dem 8ett ftieg, trat er
auf cine eroBe 9Iopperidlange, oie
fih ins 3immer gei6li9en bate. @r
murbe eebilien uno lit infolge oes
8iiies i6iper erfronft.
Sci elmer S6ie6erei 3lpil6en
oem Saloonbeliser Sargrope aus St.
8ortb uno einem 8arbier 9amenS
8roiplep, Die fid in Bonnie ouf Der
StraBe obipielte, puroe ein Mann
0amens Spooner, Der ni6ts nit Der
Sahe gu tim botte uno iid nur 3u-
falig in Der 01be befano, bon elmer
Der milo inberfliegenoen &ugeIn &C.
troffen uno i6tper peripunoet. 9lud
9argrobe fpuroe f6lper eeripunoet.
0ur6 Selbltent5iinoung iiuo
10000 Sonnen aoblen. Die in Dem
o9founobouIe" Der Souiton & Seros
Gentrol-gabn oufgebauft Iagen, in
8ran6 geraten.
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pflegten, peroen ibre S6tigfeit bol0
mieoer aufnebmen un6 ibre 8ergnii-
gungsprogramme fir SerbIt un0
8inter 5uianlrnenitellen. 9lu6 Die
8ieoereroffnnng Der Gbeater itebt in
naber Iusiidt.
l1niere @boIeiole aoufleute
iino poaauf beiddftigt, Die aus Dem
2ottoe eingebenoen &uftr6ge 5lt fiiaen
ano Die beridieoenen Sobrifen uno
irouitriellen @tobIifente1ts fonnen
ben an iie geitel1ten 9lnforoerungen
falrm na6fommen.
3rob Ser boben @rbeitslo6ne
nno oes fortuobrenoen Steigens oes
8aumaterials oller 9lrt balt oie 8ult=
tatigfeit on Ser 0rang 5ur Ser
groberung uno 9lusoebnltng Ser
Stabt laBt fi6 ni1t etnodrnrnen.
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granbeisentnms ltebertraannaem.

ella 8. 8arnod, GbminiItrotor fir
ben Ra6Ias bon GILBERT S. gBarnod an
Sobn &ban, @rlinbitiid an Der @eftz
Souiton StraBe, Rroipect 5iu; $3.50.
". S. @reirer uro Charles grofp an
Waraaret Ofieber, @rlnbftiid in 2afpn>
bale slboition; $780,
Snan be 2eDn II. q. an gbas. s.
9lo6, @runoitiid an Der Nor6%2are6o
Strabe; $500.
Sanes 9femblins ltno Srau an Die
gotparos 9feaItb Company, @rrnbitiid
in Caroline Nariboa's Gong 2ate Cub
oibiiion; $1,000 IT, q.
GhaS. 9. Nu5tin an 8. 6. Son Gtruz
be, @rllnbftiid in Golt6 Seiabts; 5000.
Goolpb s. 8adrnh an 2ouiie &lars,
@runbifld on ber > iDn StraBe; $45o
&oolph S. godrod an Otto ll1lb giez
gina 9erIoff, @riinbftiid an Der 8ilion
StraBe; $3.50.
81. g. 0aniel llnb Srau an ssrant llno
gngenia @riuliinger. Grilnoitiid an Der
Worales Strdbe; $2350.
Catherine 3efIe an ibre Sodter,
Warp 9eiie, @rrinbitiid an Der @iaita
Strabe; 81 II. 81.
Sranf &rins unb Srau an 2ucues
Green llno ssra1, @runoitiid an Der
2libbod Strabe; $3.50.
W. S. Sns on 9. @ &earnee, ,@rllno<
itiid an Der Sltmnit Ibenue. 2aurel
9eigbts; 5000.
80 S. 2ippolo unb 6. 3. g1ort6rup
ltnb Sra1i an Seatbleen 8. 9fo6e, @rlino1
itiid an berSoutb 8reia GtraBe; $4,000.
Charles lno @arsnref9a Gngelmann
an @arh Wtulc5bnsfi, @rlinoitiid an Der
Nbenne g; $400.
gllfreb 9aliboI6 IL N. an 81. 6.
&nofplton, @rilnbftiid in ben gitbSglods
2079 urb 2080; 5000.
u. uno Carl S. @roos an s. s. Snz
9b. @runoitiid an ber 9roban6t gtraBe;
$3.50.
q. umb Carl s. @roos an g. g.
S1errer, @rlnbitiid an Der Sirnpion
StraBe; $3.50.
Saitnie %. @impiom II. q. an g.
S9arrer, @run0itiid an Der 8robanbt
Strabe; 5000.
gbas. S. q. Sunn,eI an 6. gs. SUR
man., @run6ftfid an Der RDpber SouIe
StraBe; $500.
U. 9. Srarlt an Srnl 8. S. @oia6t,
@rlinoftiid in Wrs. q. S. 9ignotpifb 8
Subbibiiion; $3.50.
Rarearet glarfe on CHARLES goipin
Waqner, @rlinoitiid in Der gitb @ietp
Iooition; 81 II. q.
Charles unb Mnrgnret6o gnaeImann
an 9enrb 8. 9alff ilro 6. q. 2eiabton,
@rnnoitiid an Der Gbenie $; $1842.
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@iienbaDu= 1a6rplau.
g. u. & q u. &nf,n

"Sabb grodet"t3ue mad Souitpn, GaIbeiton
Beaumont uno Orange abfabrt 8 l1br obenbs
anfunft 7.55 mor9ens.
@n9 aerrebiIIe, albfnbrt $50 moreens, an,
fnnft bort 11.3O. Mbfabrt bon aerrbiue ubr
nadbmttfdss, Gnfunft in Gun @ntonio 75o
abenbs. 9snr eantitaes nod &errniae: llbr
nadmittaes. &iiurabrt bon bart Waontaes s., }
morgens, anfunft In san antonip $50 NOR.
gems.
gsa9 euero. gonfum, Souiton, @nIbefton,
@iooings, &odbaIe, Cameron ino Boco, Mbs
tabrt 8.45 bormittags glnfl NIT llbr n1oreens.
gsa3 geebiIe, Corpus Gbrifti, MIice, Matbis,
Nranfas BaB, &odport. 9lbfabrt 15O nadz
nj. 1908 unb 1lbr n6enbs. Mntunft 7.55
morgens uno 1.50 na9mittaas.
gad5 SaIfurias, 9lbfabrt 8 11br abenbs, Mn.
fi1ft 7.55 moreens.
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Cine lanae aifte

bon Observation-Disclosures: bIafIe, fa6It
9efi6tsfarbe, idle6ter @ei6nlad in
@un6e, gldbunger. @erftopfune, e6ipir,.
pei, Slimmern por ben Nugen, 3er5s
flopfen S6lofloli9feit. @elbiu1t, tpdiIes
rige @lieoerani6lDellungen 9dmer5en in
&reu5, uitp. 9lae oieie Spnlptome 5lis
iammen ooer ein5elne oerielben iiro Mns
5ei6e:i beg nabenoen SoOes infolge eines
inDeren Wfn9enS. Iebers ooer gierens
!eioens, ipenn Sbr nibt ihIeunigft 3iilfe
fli1t nn6 'finoet bel benz beriibmten ytas
tltrbeilmitteI. ct. @ernaro &rduterpiuer
genannt. Sur i1ir % Gents in aIler
apotbefen 5u baben.
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= Son iiberoQ ber miro eine aus
ge5eidnete @rnte in Becanniiiien ge-
meloet.
Die 3Diebel5u9t i'm iiiomeitfi=
den Seras bot in gan8 erltaunIi9em
DfaoBe 5ltgenonlmen. sSn oieier Soi-
ion muroen 742 GarIaoungen per-
ldifft, Die einen @ert bon $647,271,s :
38 batten uno ben 8erienbern einen
9eetto-Erofit bon $478, 8,243.69 IieBen.
Der groBte 3niebel5ii9ter in Seros
lit @iaiam Green BON San Morcos,
Der oqein 88 @orlaoungen erntete.
SIN ndbiten Sabre miro er 200 @der
Sano fir 3tplebeln in &ultur babe1.
&onitabler Stepens bat 1i6 ei-
ner fiinf5ebn Sabre olten Merifane-
rin angenomlmeil Die angiebt, Mlporo
Satomagor 81 beiBen uno bon Wato-
moros 81 fonmen, mo ibr 8ater cine
grobe &an6 belibt. Sic lei nit @elo
reihli6 berieben in 8egleitung bon
elmer 9ieneriil nod WontereD geIdidt
Doroen, I'm @infaufe 5u MAIDEN.
Inter Dem 8ortpono, cine Sohter All
beiuben, babe Die Dienerin fie nit
nod Borfirio Dia5 uno bon bort bier
Der gebra6t, mo- iie iie Dem @igen-
timer zines gbili=Goncorne-So -Sonoels
ubergab, fir ben 1ie arbeiten nuBte.
9lm 5. Sftober finoet bier i'm
8un0esgebauOe Briifung bon @ppli-
fanten fir Die Stelle zines @oaen-
mahers uno eines S1mieoes ftatt
uno am 80. fir eine GlerfItele.
= lin BON Ieiner feifenoen sSrau
fort5ufommerL batte Elm Wann ourd
cine Nopofatenfirina BEL 6em Sffi5ier
oes @erbe-8ureaus in Soufton a1-
tragen loiien, oh berbeiratete M6nner
in Die Wtarine eintreten fonnen; er
Iei iogar bereit, einet Weiieio 5u
leiiten, 3. b. gu iagen, oaB er ni6t
nerbelratet lei, nur I'M BON ieiner
Jrau befreit 5u iperben lno er mini
I6e ebenfals gu tpiiien OBJ uno tpel-
DIE Strafe auf einen ioI9en Weeineio
Itebt iDenn er ertoeft miro. >@euB
Der Wann aber Elm @beloos ge3o.
gen babenl- l1no nun ging feline
Soffnung gu S6anoen oenn Die 9lnt-
mort oes OFFICERS Iautet, ooB Ser.
beiratete nidt geiuiinidt tperoen.
Der neue Sreilnaurer-Gempe
@de bon 2oiopa- uno Grodett- -Strobe,
miro Wtitte geobember eingetpeibt
Deroen fonnen.
Die 8rennbol5-SanoIer bebanp-
ten, bob iie oos SoI5 Ioie in ben
Bagen perfen fonnen uno oaB cine
Der 9etpobnliden ,@ogenlaoungen
cine oGoro" altsmodt. Gin &unoe
beltebt aber oorauf bob oas SoI5 ge-
I6i6tet peroen nluB, mas oaeroings
ainen llnteribieo BON einem poaen
Grittel 81 ieinen @unIten ergiebt.
Wenn nun Die Sdnoler ge5ipungen
peroen ioaten oas Sol5 in ben $50
gen gu i6i6ten, 10 miro cine Goro
grennbol5 So foften oenn nit Der
Ufebrlteferung iteigt Der Hreis.
- @s treffen in iiin9Iter 3eit piele
merifanil6e 5amilien bier elm, Die
ibre &inoer 5ur S9ule bringen. @ae
llniere @r3iebungs-SnItitute meiien
5ablrei6e merifanii6e anaben rno
Wao6en auf uno Der 3u3ug miro
INNER itdrfer.
= &err Carl s a + n bot nun aud,
Die 2eitling oes 9. 81. 9ellti6er M1n-
nerdor iibernomtmen.
Die Saiion Der 8icnics, sSif6-
portien etc. nabert ii6 ibrem gnoe
uno anoere 3eritremlngen treten an
ibre Stelle.
llniere oeuti6en 8ereine, Die
luabreno oes Sonlmers Der Rube
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Eine Mnhnnnn.

Gin Menfhenfreuno bon &i6nono,
sssstto, Mr. Il Q. 8iniarns, 1O7 8eit
Main Stra5e, fagt: uSd ernabne
alle Berionen nit idpaden 2unget,
Tr. Sings neue Gntoedune gu neb-
men, Die mir bolf unb Die oos ift,
fir mas iie aneeprieien miro" lleber-
an rettenb ltno beiIeno Eel MItbrna,
8ron6itis, @raune, SaIsIeiben, 9iln-
genbluten. @aranttert bon 9GooIpb
0reiB uno 81. Gobn & So. so Gents
ure $i.00 YrobefIoide irei.
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8eiunobrit in Der Sannlsone.

Soben 2ohn fir unIere iungen ge-
F6idten San6perfer peripri6t Der
Nonamafnnal-8au. Molariafur6t
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e6cnfoas 9Irttnergiftrng, 8iaioiit6t,
Maeenidp6de, 2eber- rtnO
NierenIeioen. @arantiert bon @ooIpb
9reiB uno 81. gobn & So. so Gents.
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s. & 6. u. Sabn.
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9ta9 alien gtoro>Geras>B >Bunften
llbr nnb 500 bprmittaes.
Ha9 ct. 2outs, Meu1pbis uno benz Often
-. 1.20 1lbr nabmittags
gsaf Hor6t9egas, saanfas eitn unb ct. Gouis
:. $50 llbr abenos.
Sad Mertfo .... 1920 llbr bormtttaes.
Anfunft.
Son ct. 2ouis unb EN- Often $50 morgens
Bon lofalen 9unften 1910 ntorgens
Bon st 2onis Eno ben Often :. 7.25 abenos
Bon 2areoo nno Oierifo -. 100 na9mittags
81. eouis G. an S antiaso Sasn.
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fas @itp, Gbicaeo IS. & 8. 81 9epot)
..... $50 abenos
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goH st. Bouts, &anfa5 @itb, garis, Chicago
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30. 8 & 8 8abm.

Rad gaeo, Sort Bortb 9auas, aanfas gitb.
ct. aouis unb gbicaso. tdgIidb (suniet
SepoD 800 abenos
2ofaI5ug .bia emitbbiue :. :. 7.3O bnrmitta9s
stIamo Special mad smitbbille, Soufton. @aI.
pelIon 1U.2o aoenos
GnfRnft.
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Sort @ortb uno 2Saco, tdgIi9 (Sunfet
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9oinI3ue bia Smitbbille -. 9.05 abenos
slIamo Special bon smitbbtue. Souiton. @aI.
befton 6.25 moreens
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aio Carton uno CLARA 9. Senfe.
2ouis 2ebbetter llno Minuie Stpobig.
Sulius Siude uuo 0tauo Seioenltriz
fer.
@oiporo @erla6 uno 2oltiia g1obis.
Sames Qooobic L. Clara glnna Slate.
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lit Die 8eriibrung NIT gudlen's Gr-
nita-SaIbe. Die gliidIide 3uionmen-
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Den ODER @ei6niire. 9lbiolnte &ur
be, grano- 8riib- uno Sdnittluun-
Den ooer Sdrnorrboioen. @orantiert
ben sloolpb 9reiB uno 81. gobn &
SO. 25 Gents.
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Abfahrt.
Na& gnero, 8tctoria, Sort 2abaea. Corpus
@brifti, @roiunsbiue, 0tio @ranbe. gitp,
@oliao, 8eebiIIe. @barton, 8aIaeies nnb
9pufton 100 moreens
@ntnaft $50 abenos
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@barton uib oouiton:
Abfatst. 7.55 abenbs
Antuaft TOO morgens