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The copper era., 1908-12-17

Prof. w. skinner, for several years a member of the faculty of the univer- sity, connected with the department of chemistry, has recently come into the imelight of publicity in Washing ton, D. Co.,, through his chemical determination of the gases known as carbon monoxide, and which caused the deaths of two womon and baby
The copper era., 1908-12-17

The report comes from Douglas that Arthur A. Dudley, well known real estate dealer of that city, had left town with outstanding liabilities, se- cured and unsecured, amounting to something like f1S,0OO. He left Doug las several weeks ago leaving his busi- ness in the hands of m assistant, and has not been heard of since.
The copper era., 1908-12-17

On the 10th of this month, NJ. O.. Bicknell, general traffic manager of the Randolph lines in Arizona and Mexico, met Gov. Torres at Nogales, Sonora, and together with other notable railway and Mexican govern ment officials, will travel over the new cutoff line connecting the Ran dolph lines in Mexico with the big copper producer in Sonora-the Greene.Canauea com 1anyat Cananea.
The copper era., 1908-12-17

Two soldiers from Fort Huachuca are under arrest at Tom bstone, charged with stealing and killing a young beef on the range of the Green Catte company near Hereford. They do not deny killing the steer, but say it was accidental and they used the meat rather than let it go to waste. They will have a hearing at Hereford in d few days.
The copper era., 1908-12-17

News from Prescott is to the effect that the new owners of the Humboldt shelter, who recently purchased it at receivers sale, are making arrange mcnts to resume the reduction of ore in the near future. The new owners are said to have set aside fund of $l ,OOO, ,O0O for the purchase of ores.
The copper era., 1908-12-17
President ROOseveIt's Last Message.

We give herewith some of the more important extracts from President Roosevelt's last message to congress.
 It is worse than folly to attempt to prohibit all combinations as is done by the Sherman antitrust law: it's en- 1 fOrcement works almost as much hard ship as good.
 I strongly advocate a law which shall expressly permit combinations which are in the interest of the public, with the government eXercis- ing full power of control and super vision.
 Power to make combinations and perfect agreements should be ex- plicitly conferred upon the railroads, the permission of the interstate con- merce commission being first gained, and the combination or agreement being published in all its details.
 Telegraph and telephone companie s engaged in interstate business should be put under the jurisdiction of the interstate commerce commission.
 There should be regulation by the national government of the great in terstate combinations, including a simple method of account keeping, publicity, supervision of the issue of securities, abolition ot rebates and of special privileges.
 There should be short time fran chises for all corporations engaged in public business.
 Corporate finances must be super vised so as to make it tar safer than at present for he man of small means to invest his money in stocks.
 There should be a progr essive in- heritance tax on large fortunes. So far as possible we should Tighten the burden of taxation on the small man.
 It is eminently right that the nation should fix the terms upon which great fortunes are inherited. They rarely do good and thev often do harm to those who inherit them m their entirety.
 The power of injunction is great equitable remedy which should on no account be destroyed, but safeguards should he erected against its abuse.
 Provision should be made that no injunction or temporary restraining order issue otherwise than on notice except where irreparable injury would otherwise result.
 No reference is made to the tariff.
 The complete message contains a trifle over 10000 words.
The copper era., 1908-12-17

Agent Deming Steam Laundr,
The copper era., 1908-12-17
Documents Filed For Record.

fOIlOWlHg Is IiSL OI uOCubCutS filed for record at the county seat, complied by The Graham County Alb. stract company:
 J. w. Haywood locates water in Oak Trough spring in Gila range | mts., II miles from San Juan mine.
 Paul r. Crowley files proof of labor on claims in Greenlee dist. | David Breen and Julius Risev locate 1 claims in Aravaipa dist.
 Dell NJ. Potter locates claims.
 A. s. Cox to J. w. Grant, bill of sale, Sl0, l-2 int. in ? houses on lots 22l and PIT, A. c. Go. ground, Metcalf.
 Pedro Olyera to J. A. Scott, bull of sale, 830, house on D. c. Co. ground No. A42 Morenci.
 Wiley Holladay files proof of labor on , claims in Black Rock dist.
 A. T. Colton files official bond as justice of the peace of Precint No. L
 Kate Whelan to Delos D. Jayne ct al, bond for deed, 5000, 3-4 int. in claims in Aravaipa dist
 w. A. Moore vS. H. H. Kidder, at tachment, attached l2 SC IT SC IA sec. 3l and 1-2 sw If sw II, sec. g, | s, 26 e.
 Wm. Mong files proof of labor on 5 claims in Stanley Butte dist.
 Thos Davis to Wm. Mong, deed, S1, , claims in Stanley Butte dist.
 T. P. McCulley to O. w., J. s. and C. NJ. Allison, deed, sl, part int. in ? claims in Stanley Butte dist.
 J. c Robinson locates water in Hooker Mesa springs Il miles of Geronimo.
 H. J. Warner and wife so H. J. Dowdle and Robt. Morris, deed, 5000, ne l-4 of lot l, blk. 39, Stafford.
 Johr. Bingham to John D. Patty, bill of sale, SlO, house on A. c. Co. ground No. TIA, Clifton.
 F. O. Bacon ct al file proof of labor on claims in Copper mt. dist,
 Isaac and Richard Campbell to Carolina Campbell, deed. S2O, int. in I claim in Copper mt. dist.
 Isaac and R. N. Campbell to Thos. F. Campbell, deed, SlO, 1-2 int. in 1 claim in Copper mt. dist.
 Samuel Baird to Wm. A. Moody, deed S25, part ne cor. lot 3, blk. 2S, Thatcher.
 Reuben K. Jolley and wife to Rosa Bell Dodge, deed. sl, 5 1-3 acres com. at sw cor. sec. 34, $, D e.
 Antonio BelisitO to Rafael Belisito, , bills of safe, $500 and S4OO, houses in Metcalf on A. C. Co. ground, not numbered.
 Lucio E-pejo to Wesley Curnow, bill of sale, $43O, house No. 351B on A c. Co., ground, Morenci.
 Perfecto Calderon files proof of labor on claims in Copper mt. dist. Clifton N. R. R. Co. to to Arizona Copper Co.,, right of way deed, sl, strip of land 10 feet wide for Hume in sW Ii sw sec. l9, l, 50. Sexto Garcia tt al file proof of labor on claims in Copper mt. dist.
 IT. Moder files official bond as jus ticr of peace precinct No. 3.
 Weaver x Schermerhorn file l ! proof of labor for years 1902 3-4-5 on , claims in Greenlee dist.
 F. D.. Futile and wife to Rhoda P. Bonner, deed, Sl, part nv IT. nv IT i SEC. l7. l-2 SC IT se 1-4 sec. ', ne 1-4 i ne l-+ sec IS, 6, ?.
 Alr7 Nancy J. Warner files amend i ed location notice l claim in Stanley | Bltte dist.
 Geo. Burkner files official bond as constable of precinct No. To. Cleto Beun to Antonjo Carol, bill | of sale, S3JO, 160 acre ranch on Eagle creek.
 C. w. Marks to Antonio Carrol, bill of sale, $3lO, house No. B14O on Tank hill, Morenci. Frank w. Mclean to Rudolf Gohl, | bill of sale. S225O, houses No. l31 and 3S3 on A. c. Co. ground. Morenci. |
The copper era., 1908-12-17

l. B. ENGLISH. Proprietor.
The copper era., 1908-12-17
This Is Worth Reading.

Leo F. Zelinski, of 6S Gibson St., Buffalo, N. Y, says: II cured the most annoying cold sore ever had, with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. 1 ap- piled this salve once day for two days, when every trace of the sore was gone" Heals all sores. Sold un- der guai antee at A. c. Co. drug De- partment. 25c.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-30
HARD NUT FOR
WEEKS TO CRACK
YOUNG ERLENBoRN is RECOG-
MED AS A FIGHTER OF
CLASS.

That young Erlenbcrn has made
an impression on the fight loving
public goes without saying. You can
hear the fans from all sides saying,
Weeks will have to go some, now"
This fellow Erlenborn shows class
and 'Erlenborn is the classiest boxer
that has showed here yet" So it is
very plain that everyone is taking a
great interest in the coming bout La
Dor day.
Erlenborn done his first work Fri
day shortly after getting off the train
and boxed two rounds with Ralph
Galloway, 165-pound man who tried
to knock Erlenborn's head off in the
first round just to show the public
that he was a fighter, nevertheless,
Erlenborn never complained, but the
large crowd to man were remark
ing of the calibre of fighter Gallo
way must be to do such a trick with
boy forty-five pounds lighter than
himself, and his failure was because
Erlenborn ducked out of harms way.
Freddie Weeks is putting in his
best licks these days as he fully re-
Allies that he has job on his hands
that will not be a repetition of the
recent go with Dougherty Erlen-
born has fought Freddie on two oc-
casions to standstill and Fred is
leaving no stone unturned.
Both boys will box this afternoon
at the Big Casino, commencing at 3
o'clock sharp. Erlenborn says that
on September he will be twenty-one
and that he will either start anew or
find some other business.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-30
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
JUST AS TT WAS IN 1896 AND 1900.

who running president this As
intelligence of the
appeals thrifen made in
1900.
quack
deposits
themselves idea which
shall mankind be saved
itself Guaranteeing bank deposits only the form which
the background
insincerity
candidacy that is based
grounds platform has
regulation does
believes ownership
regulation bound
ownership the socaed
platform promising
industrial follows like night
believes regulating such
railroad regulation His whole his whole
evident belief albeit not
the ultimate
corporations railroads The
willing help
all in helping themt to experiment regulation.
is willing the
him thoroughly they should what
him? Certainly they believe in policy of
think the
the of that policy who dis
halfway
which he believes implicitly which the people
do believe a al.'-New York Sun.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-30
JUDGE BRISSELL
WANTS REELECTION
WILL BE CANDIDATE FOR THE
OFFICE OF JUSTICE OF
THE PEACE.

The eminent jurist. Judge J. P.
Brissell, the conservator Of good NOR
ais and the holy terror to evil doors,
claims the SURFACES of the people of
Tonopah irrespective of past belief,
political creed or religious Affiliations.
Judge Brissell now occupies the pos.-
ton of justice of the peace and is an
ideal officer. He has fulfilled well the
duties of the Office to which he was
elected two years ago and a continue
ton of him in that position mea S
that Tonoaph in the future as. it h as
in the past will not be haven for
crooks or undesirable people. His
decisions while on the bench have en-
titled him to the distinction of being
a man who deals out justice fair y
and impartially. BY nature endowed
with tender heart he in his judicial
capacity is never swerved from the
right path as it is pointed out to him.
The election OF the Judge is fore
gone conclusion.
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SHOULD Be GOOD
BALL GAME TODAY
MOUNTAINS AND MILLERS PLAY
ON LOCAL DIAMOND THIS
AFTERNOON.

The Montanas and the Millers ball
teams will meet this afternoon on the
local diamond in what should be one
of the best ball games ever witnessed.
Both teams are at the head of the
percentage column and consequently
are hot after each others scalp. The
Montana team has been strengthened
by the securing of several new play
ers and the infield should go through
the entire game without an error.
Millers has one Of the strongest
teams in the state and it is pleasure
to watch them play. Their new
pitcher, Coykendall, is wizard, and
plays his position to perfection. The
game will start at o'clock sharp.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-30
MACCABEE LADIES
TO give A DANCE
GRAND BALL OCCURS AT MINERS
EXCHANGE HALL, SEP
TENDER 2.

The Ladies of the Maccabees will
give grand ball on the night of Sep
tenlber 2 at the Miners Exchange
hall. The organization numbers
among it's members some of the best
known and most highly esteemed la
dies in this city and the event will be
placed on the social calendar as one
of the finest functions given in this
city. The price of admission has
been placed at the low figure of 81,
thus affording an opportunity for all
to attend. The following compose
the various committees:
Committee of arrangements =
Winnie Hudson, Lulu Moore, Edna
Addison.
Floor committee-Carolyne Al
drews, Caroline Lawrence, Susanna
Tester, Nina Walker, Ella Donahue,
Olga Lee, Beatrice Shaw.
Refreshment committee - Rosa
Page, Mary ogla, Lucille Marshall.
Reception committee-All mem.
bers of Tonopah Hive, No. 6. L. o
T. NJ.
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A LIBEL ON THE ARMY.

William Annis by Captain Peter I4ains cold
peculiarly fashion
brother guard
interference. He that Annis unarmed
indicated insanity This
which
yers hang appeal
weight believe when the
the
grow the of Captain Hams.
there is sympathy for Hams his
stated
defense believe
Obedience law and discipline the
that considerable number
We much of the
believe that
Han there
shou be sympathy him.-San Francisco Call
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-30
WILL NOT SLEEP ToGETHER.

The Washoe delegation to the state
Democratic convention will make the
trip to Tonopah in a special car. It
is likely the Ormsby delegation will
go in the same car, but it is safe TO
presume that the two delegations
Will not sleep together. Cars IN
News.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-30

Location notices in triplicate-
handiest affair for prospectors and
miners-contains carbon-150 no.
tices in book. For sale at the Bon
anna ONCE.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-30

II you desire ruling or binding in
flrst-class manner call up the Bo-
nanza and our solicitor will attend
to your wants.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-30

We deliver our gooos, so send in
your orders to H. j. Hall & Co., for
wet goods. Phone S12. tt
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-30

Certificates of location for sale at
the Bonanza ONCE.
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I d 8.

@ad ben letten Go6ridtetl
iino 138,245 ct. fir Ben 8robibi-
tionsDoridlag Il. 1877, 997 gegen ibn
abgegeben uoroen; oie Irobibitioni-
item baben alio cine Moioritdt bon
248 Stirnmen.
Die oeut Of =teraniide
@inman0ernngs- @efeI.
i6aft bielt am Molltag III SouItou
Elm Veriatnmlung al, III pelder es
lid baaptiadli6 barllm banoelte, oas
BON Der iiioliden Metbooiterfirde
gegriinoete Seim fir Gilnpauocrer su
belidtigen, IN meldelu Die III Sol
beiton lanoenoen Giliiponoerer Biz
gu lbrer 8eiterfabrt ms Slrllere
unterfunft finoen fonllell.
Sn Sort @ortb balt 5ur 3eii
Die v5armers Union ibre Staats-
fonbention ab; aud sic aonpentiou
Der Sberiffs uno &oneftorcn fin0ei
ougenblidli6 in Sort @ortb itatt.
Erof. s. 8. Gitil lit gum 8rin.
5ipal Der Gam @oniton Normalfdule
ernannt tpornen.
gm 49,, 20. uno 81. @l1auii
finoet Die uSair" in aerrpiae ltatt.
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lteber eiuen i6meren llnfaa
ouf ser. &anpe11tpanb, bel Dem Stl1=
oenten ipabreno bes 9(bitieges bonn
@ipfel bon einem glibItrobl getrof-
fen muroen, miro aus SobenaIdou
gemelbet: 9ie orci Souriften @r6:
bel, S6nlee, Selerer, iammtli6 Stu
oenten, batten Dos gfoe oes @eipit=
ters ab9etpartet uto 1tiegen Damn crit
ob. Ils Elm neues @epitter ullge=
poblli6 raid BON ser &o6olm beriiz
ber5og, bel6leunigten# tie Ben 9fbitieg,
aber id)on elmer Der erlten 9libitrob=
len oes nelten ltlhpetters traf sic
ullglildli6en. @robel fiel gegen Sen
Wtorqltarotltein ab, iein Si1lterfopf
lpar poaitaroig 5ertriimmert, er blieb
inn 6elsgeltein banger. S6ulte
Itiir8te gegen @i6n1 al u1lo blieb, nit
Dem aopf porall, in elmer Selsipalte
lteden. Die S6abeIoede lit ol1 meb-
rcrcn Stellen eraBli6 ourflo6ert.
Die Gertngliidten baben 5meifellos
lofort ben SOB eefl1noen gefunoen.
SeQerer muroe bon DEM 9liBitrabl
geitreift uno erlitt om &nod)el oes
einen 5ltBes cine alleroings ltarfe
granomunoe. Die 2eiAen Ser beioen
S%tuoenten puroen ollrf cine Get
tungs=@rpeoition geborgen ulfo 5u-
nadit nad Steinolingalpe gebrodt.
@robel nno SdnlBe paren Mitglie:
Ser ers(lpenpereins=5 eftion 9oDer=
lano; tie neroen CUR 8eitattung mad
ser Seimat iiberfiibrt.
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Sin Sofnungsidimmer.

@te! Spa benn Sieies grpEe 2an6,
Ser Sterit bet Sretbett bieier Melt,
Sid bettgert inter Hfaffenbanb,
Die es ant @argelbanbe b1lt?
Terlangt ntait, bak Der rehte Maitn
Sen Sabetrntf bfrttit tDt iiH iueift,
Wetl bort iid nift 6e6errihen fantt,
Der SHtuadltng Dgn' MDral unh @eiit?
Ser @afIerbplbe. fredje Sdaar,
gemiibte iih ia iueit ttb brett,
Wttt Gitget, iueldJe Dffenbar,
3m falident Sengnts glcidj bereit.
Sic 6ilSeten iid and idJpn Elm,
SaB tie bereits erretdt t1r iSiel;
SaB Scras ntrpfen" ipllte ieim,
Gr1dten ibnen als SinSeriptel.
gDr ailen mar linen per1akt
Scs Sentfden frpber 2ebensmmt,
DEM tire Sendelei ntd)t paBt
MttD ielber tueif nod, tuas linn gtt.
@ie idlam mar 9laes ansgcbadt,
Mnn IeSer Sdlritt flmg ii6erlegt,
Wte man benz &pife, felt unb iadJt,
Sas 3tuangsuerbpt bat anferlegt.
Spd) fiebe pa, man tanidte iiG,
Statt Sieg iuarb t6nem NteberIagt,
nno bel bet @abl trat iiderlid
Der redJt @plfsgeit an bem Sag.
@ns grauen @plfen brad Gerupr
Gin Spfftntssidimmer, flar rIto Jeff,
Hno 5ei9te, bak has Srei6eitstpr
Wan ms nidt IdlieRem famn 10 i1nel.
o9ak man nns nidt perbieten fam
Sas id1ne, Hare 8 Dne StarSier"
Sas rmfen Nae, Manm fir Mann,
Wit Gtfer unb 8eseiiternns ,uir.
Drum bod bas @las nit Star
8ter,
ltnb itieber bic 8rp6ibitipn!
T1n gansem 3ersen iuiinidcn mir,
SIR bieies Cube Ianse iduu.
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Gin ginbru6 IN sic @naoen-
fapeIle in Seilieenpei6.S ebn Del DC
@laoba6 nuroe mabreno Ser Nadt-
5eit periibt. Ole Diebe erbrahe1l
iammtlide Spferltode uno b~eraubtell
lie hires Stlboltes. Serner itoblcll
lie BON ben Seiligenbiloern 5ablreid)e
~ipertDole Sbn1udia6en uno @olo-
mitn5en u1lo auBeroem cine goloene
&rone Der Muttergottesitotue Sicr-
auf poaterl oie Cater cine anf Dem
GennplaBe befinoli1e SeltersluoIier=
blloe al1srauben. Der Better bette
aber IeIbittdtiae S6iiiie gelegt. sus
nun Die 9~iebesbanoe Die 8uoe err
brefen ponte, ging plotlib elmer Ser
Selbitidiiiie los, ullb oie gauge
Sdrotlaoung orarlg Dem 5un0dIt ite-
bclloel1 gerbreder in sen ltllterlei6.
ST i6leppte iid nod cine Strefe
@eses, Bis er in eitem @ornfeloe be-
mlBtlos 5uianlnlenbra6. 9ort lpllr=
De er bon Ser ToIi5ei perbaftct mo
in oas itaotiide aranfenballs nod
W. -@laobad gebradt. Gr bermeiger-
te ieoe @usfunft iiber ieine 9erIon-
ltbfeit nlo ieine &ompli5en, bic ltll-
erfannt entfomnlela iinb. Man bpfft,
ben gerbafteten trob ieiner idtperelt
Verleelng anl 2ebell erbalten 5u
tonnen. Ser groBte Sell Der in ser
@naoerfapelle eeitoblenen aoitbar-
feiten ipur0e in Ser Nabe Ser err
tpabrlten Selterspafierbuoe entoeGt.
germiBt tperoen nod cine goloene
9alsfette, cine goIoene groI6e u1o
eit eoloenes Mrmbano Ser Moriell=
itatue, iopie bas @elo aus Ben
Spferftoden.
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NIIerIci.

Gillian Cunningham, bic junge
5rau bon Com cunningham, bat iid
NIT 3arbolidure oergiftet. Nielnanf
tDeiB tparum tie es eetor bat.
Ser auf Dem Stebes'iden @all.
plaB an Der Alanlo 8lasa aefunoene
gebeimnispoae @esenitano ioa Elm
@eldoB ieiL oas Elm iunger ocutidel
erfinoer, Der Dor pielen So6ren oori
luobnte, angefertigt bat.
Sulius 3al6er, ser ollaeblid
Weridmtnoene, lift BON peridieoener
Seuten IN Der Staot geieben iporoen
Samitag aben6 lift fpieoer Son
5ert I'M geetbopen=@ arten.
@uie @etrGnfe un6 fomoie,
Snnd itets in 8nrgftaler's Saloou
nro Neitanrant, 8iIita StraBe neber
Der 9ane Der SermannsI0bne.
IS lit Elm GROCER unteridieo
Oh urllre Soeole uns I'M blolter sSernt
ODER I'M Sumpfe erloiden.
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Mhtung gteuersoblcry

Sn ltcbereinitimmune nit Ser Or.
oinoll5 ser Staot San Mntonio miro
hermit ieoer @erion> 6irma, Sell.
boberi6aft ODER &orporation, Sic am
eriten Sage oes SUM 1908 innerbalt
Der 8ren5et Der Staot Gan Mntonio,
SeroS, Gigentum beiaB ODER fontrol.
lierte, oas Der @eiteuerung inter.
porfen NOR, befanrrt gegeben, oaB
Der Staot-alieiior iest nit leinell
8ii6ern bereit it, gieentum fir Sc.
lteleruag onf5unebmen. Mae ober
ye5eibneten meroen oesbalb erIudt,
ben @ert ibres gigentnms 5tpefs Sc
lteuernng in genannter 6taot an
ODER Dor Dem eriten Gage i'm Geptem-
Der q. 9. 1908 an5ngeben.
8rDan GaII.agban,
WaDor.
9ltteitiert
Sreo. Sries,
Staot-glerf.
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an ibren Srn6ten foIIt
Sbr tie erfennen, ober tpenil ntait
oieien 8ibel1prrd aufRiGen anfpenbet: on
ibren Btrfnngen. @erui III be-
oenft, bub ale ihtperen aranfbeiten
aus elmer geringen grfdltung, ODER alts
llnlndbigfeit i'm giien uno Srinfen ents
lfehert. tpoonr6 9Iutanbrnng ooer St0s
ruilg elmer ODER Der a1tberen Sytnftion beg
9orpers beruria6t fpirb, Die anfdnalid
linbeoeitteno ldeint, aber gnt3iiloung,
Ssieber ri1o iogar ben SOB 8ur Solge
gu erinnern, baB mir 6urd geleitiourlo
Der llriade Die Natur in 5tan6 ieben'
Die aranfbeit 8u bermeioen, rn6 iouuit
Die @eiunobeit 5u erbalten. Gett tolt@
felo Sabren hnben fpeiie Nerste aesiuz
ben, 6aB ct. gernarb 2rauterStlen bic
nnfehIbnrfen @egner Der &ranfbeit {il,b.
Sir 25 Gents bel Npotbefen gu baben.
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8uter STAT.

Mrs. 90. 90. 9aDiion, geo. 379
@ifforo @pe., Gan Sole, Gal, faet:
SD ipiinide gum 8eiten aler 2eioen-
ben, bon 8opfueb, 9iIiofitGt un6
2ebertrdgbeit, 8u iaaen, oaB in elmer
Sloide Electric 8itters mebr @ert
itedt, als in aIen 0feoi3inen, Die id)
FONT fenne." @arontiert 5u baben
BET @oolpb 9reiB unf 81. Gobn &
So. so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-05
Bum @erfanf.

343 @der 2arlo gnten Sormfonoes
umnittelhar neben Scr Staot g1meil,
oorf geleeen 175 @der in aultitr,
Ser 8eit IN Stature. @ae notigen Sc
bauoe auf Dem 8late. &ei6lid @oi.
Ter. Breis $50 per @fer. 9eoiu.
gltngen: oie Sdlfte baor, Ser gfeii
ipater. Man menoe lidl an :. s,
Sbnlt, gciitcr, GlmcnSorf, Scras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-05

Or q q Mi+te s,

= Or. g. e. @itte, ser be-
fannte Mogen-S pe8ialilt, reiit am
8. @uguit NIT ieiner Somilie nod
Dem Hor0eu uno bleibt BORT bis 5ull
10. September. 8abreno Der 3eit
ieiner Abipeieltbeit miro ieiile Office
i'm Sids-@ ebdlloe eel6loiien ieilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-05

nidt-Yopa rie6ts nibt germ. 9oiip
bait mir oie 9oltmen!"
Sic lief bapon. SIM 3imlner bes
Generals fonO lie geon bereits Dor.
Sic COB ibm oie @ono uno Dem Eopa
einen SUP. 9ubei 5~itterte tic beftig.
(Sortiebnng foT9t.]
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-08
The Lily White Hand.

The girl who had courage to go
gioved during the heat of last sum,
mer is now reaping her reward. The
lily white hand IS in favor, and tie
maiden who was comfortable at the
expense OF her skin is now haunting
beauty shops.
If the hands have been dlscolored,
the best thing is to 80 in at once for
q whitening treatment.
Wash the hands with lemon each
night, rub in a cucumber cream and
wear gloves each night. In the morn.
ing wash with water softened with
bran and rinse with tepid water, in
which a teaspoonful of benzoin has
been dissolved.
After the hands are gotten back 20
a normal color, discontinue constant
treatment. Too much grease cr 10.
tons make some skine sensitive to the
point OF chapping; and chapping
means an uglier redness than sunburn.