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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25
NEW EXPLOSIVE
HAS NO FUMES
LOS ANGELES COMPANY IS
OWNER OF INVENTION
ARTICLE WILL REVoLUTIoNlZE
THE INDUSTRY
II Is Safer Than Dynamite, as 1t Does
Not Explode When Jared, and
II Possesses More
Force

After experimenting for three years
IN satanite powder, the United Powder
company has perfected the invention OF
]. G. Hulme, manager of the firm, ana
claim now to rfave an explosive tnat
will not only make Los Angeles mead
quarters for mining supplies, out Will
entirely revolutionize the powder IN
Ndustry. The company expects TO pulio
a manufacturing plant within twenty
or thirty miles of this city and have its
product on the market by the tlrst OF
January.
Yesterday afternoon at N1chols can
non, q number of tests were made with
loose powder and in sticks, and the re-
suits were astonishing to those who
were present. The chief features
about the new explosive are 1t is fume-
less and almost smokeless, and, while
containing more powder or force TO
the pound than dynamite, giant powder
and other explosives, 1t can be manu-
featured, 1t is claimed, thirty per cent
cheaper. No nitro -glycerin Is used IN
the manufacture of the Satanic, and 1t
is not affected by heat nor cold. 1t
cannot be frozen and will stand AGO de-
grees of heat safely. Unlike dynamite,
it is not affected by slight jars and
whenever any of the powder is ex-
ploded 1t does not ignite powder of the
same brand within few feet of 1t. In
yesterdays experiments sticks of the
explosive were laid side by side with
nitro-glycerin explosives and one of the
Satanic sticks ignited. When the
smoke had cleared away it was seen
the Satanite had only been blown away
while the nitro-glycerin sticks had ex-
ploded.
The officials of the company say for
months they have been testing and
find their powder is far superior to
black powder and nitro-glycerin, and
that it is more. in class with gelatine.
w. P. Doyle, president Of the company.
says the new industry will also be
fine thing for the sportsmen, as this
powder has less recoil and greater
power of penetration than any other.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25
URGES RIGHT TO BID
ON NEW fire ALARM
GAMEWELL COMPANY'S AGENT
WRITES MAYOR HARPER
Protests Against the Attitude Auditor
Mushet, Who Is Holding Up
His Concerns Demands,
Has Assumed

. In long letter to Mayor Harper the
Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph COM
pany, by it's Pacific coast agent, A. j.
Coffee, demands that it have the right
to enter bids for the new fire alarm
system which the city may install.
Auditor Mushet and a special COM
mittee of the council are considering a
new system, owing to the fact that the
Gamewell method is very expensive.
AS the city has purchased the patent
right of the Foster system for $500 1t Is
probable the new signals will be
modelled on this plan.
In his letter Mr.. Coffee protests
against what he calls the "unbusiness-
like and unjust attitude Auditor
Mushet has assumed toward the Came
we'll company. The auditor has held
up demands of this company for many
thousands of dollars for a number of
months, declaring they are excessive.
A special committee of the council is
investigating the alleged overcharges,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25
MUNICIPAL AFfAIRS||IgE|11jGA!|1 = "a
MAYOR TO VETO ICE
WATER ORDINANCE
BELIEVES THIRST SHOULD BE
QUENCHED FREE
Have Tendency to Attract Adver-
tsers, as No Prevention for
Such Is in Measure

The mayor will send a message to
the council Monday vetoing the ordi-
nance passed by that body last week,
granting r. A. McCracken the privi-
lege of installing penny-in-the-slot
drinking water fountains. AS 1t would
require seven votes to pass the meas
ure over the mayors veto, and as
Councilmen Healy, Lyon and Clampitt
are against 1t, 1t is not likely the
measure will become law.
Several members of the council were
only lukewarm in support of the ordi-
nance last Monday and will not be
inclined to vote to pass it over the
mayors veto. The same message that
vetoes the ordinance will contain
recommendation the city itself take
steps to install drinking water foun-
tains on the street corners and other
convenient places where the public can
secure ice water without putting a
penny in the slot.
The mayor gives several reasons for
his veto. The chief one is some east
ern cities that watch the growth of
Los Angeles with envious eyes will
take advantage to proclaim loudly that
water is so scarce in Los Angeles it is
necessary to deal it out at a penny a
glass.
OLuDT ODJeCLlOHS IHeiltlOu6u are uo
believes, the concession is a valuable
one dNthe city should receive thou
sands of dollars bonus for the prfvi-
lege; that it is insanitary for the pub
lie to drink out of one glass and that
there is nothing in the ordinance to
prevent advertising being placed on
the fountains.
A weighty objection with the mayor
is that the Merchants and Manufac-
turers' association sent a letter to the
mayor yesterday morning in which it
was stated the board of directors, after
careful consideration, had decided to
protest against the fountains on sani-
tary and other grounds.
while 1t may appear trivial objec-
tion, the matter of advertising on these
fountains is really an important one,"
said the mayor yesterday. "As there
Is nothing in the ordinance to prevent
ads being placed on them, space could
be rented to merchants, and one de-
partment store could call attention to
bargains, on a fountain placed on the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25
Our Offer

For every $1OO invested, the company issues a
$100-6 per cent first mortgage bond and 500 of
stock.
The Bonds are payable interest and principal,
at one of the strongest BANKS in Los Angeles,
and are secured by Trust Deed to all of the
companys property, thus insuring the payment
of BONDS.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25

would be valuable advertisement for
Los Angeles If the city would put them
in itself. 1t would cost only few
hundred dollars a year to keep the
water iced, and the amount of water
consumed would be but a small drain
on the resources of the water depart
ment. By all means let us have the
fountains, but let the city install them
and give the water free"
One of the clauses of the vetoed or
dinance contains a provision that each
fountain must have an attachment
where uniced water could be secured
free, and basin, near the bottom, for
dogs The iced water only wds to cost
a penny. 1t was provided that an at
tachment to the machine should rinse
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25
AQUEDUCT WORK IN NEED
OF SKILLED CARPENTERS

The board of public works yesterday
found the labor market little stiffer
than it has been for many months. The
board tried to get twenty-five carpen-
ters for work on the aqueduct, but
found skilled men hard to secure.
The twenty-five carpenters are want
ed at once for work at Mojave and Te-
hachapi, and unless they are secured
soon the work of constructing the con-
duit will be delayed. The board offers
SO da-- for fair, all-round hammer and
saw men. The workmen must board
themselves, but the sleeping quarters
will be furnished free.
Board costs 25 cents a meal at the
aqueduct hotels conducted by Joe Des-
mond, and all the employees declare the
food is good and well worth the price.
Three good square meals a day. will
cost 70 cents, leaving margin of 1925
over actual living expenses.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25

corner of another department store.
We have worked hard to keep the city
streets free from conspicuous ads ana
as q consequence there are no such Of
fenses to the eye on posts or otner
places in the business district streets.
Thi concession would seem to be a val
liable one, and the city hould receive
money for it. Many of us know some
cities, whose names I will not men
ton. would grasp the chance to knock
Los Angeles by pointing out that SELL
ing water at penny a glass is evil
dence of water shortage. Taken alto
gether, think the ordinance would be
productive of more harm than good.
But I do not want to be understood
as opposed to drinking fountains. They
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25
STOCK IN A
MON NOPOLY
Well Known Los Angeles
BUSINESS MEN

head a company which will have monopoly
of its product in the territory covered. Similar
companies in other cities are now, and have
been for years, paying annual dividends of
Is to 6O%.
To secure sufficient funds to complete the
plant limited amount of cumulative, pre-
ferred, participating stock is now offered to
the public in lots of $40 or more. Dividends
on this stock accrue from date of issue, and
conservative estimate places the annual re-
turn to investors at a minimum of 12R, but
Judging from the success of other companies
in other fields, the return will be much
greater than this.
Fill out the following coupon for full par
ticulars:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25
Track Walker Killed

PETALUMA, Oct. 24.-The south
bound train today ran over and killed
an unidentified man, presumably a
tramp, at Cedar Grove park, today.
The man, with three others, was walk
ing the track and failed to step off
when the others did as the train round
ed a curve
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25

the glass each time before a drink
could be had from 1t.
Councilman Healy has been very ac-
tive in his opposition to the ordinance,
calling on the mayor nearly every day
during the past week to ask him to
veto it.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25
Had Been to a Pottery

Patience-Don't you like rare china ?.
Patrice-No don't: I like mine
baked thoroughly Statesman.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17
u Mnfunft t.
seit iiber 60 Sahrem

id1on tpurDe W1rs. Binslotp's Sootb-
inq-Sprup bon Miaionen bon Wfiit-
tern beim 3abnen Der ainoer ange-
pen6et. @irit gu inn Sdlafe onr6
bas G6reien zines 4inbes geltort,
oas inn 3obnen lit uno Dor S6meraen
meint2 Wenn 10, laiie iofort cine
sSlai6e bon uMrs. 8insloip's Sootb,
ina-Gprl.p" bolen. Sein 8ert tit
unbe8ablbar. Gs miro Dem fleinen
2eioenoen iofort 2inoerrtng perl9af'
fen. @erlaBt eu6 oaralif, Wfiitter,
es lit fem 3tpeifel Oariiber. gs beilt
9iarrboe, reguIiert ben Wtoaen ililo
oie gsierem beieitiet 8ino-3oltf, er'
peid1t Sen @aumen, perbinoert gnt-
8iin6ung itno itarft oas gall6e Sp-
item. uMrs. @inslop's Sootblng
Snrllp" fir 5dbnenbe Ginoer TT on.
qenebn i'm @ei6maf; oas Teaept
iton1nt BON einern Der 5eitell ipeibli-
den g(erate in ben Ser. Staaten @s
1T BEL alien 9ruegiiten in Der ean6en
ggelt su baben. 9reis 25 Gents per
sslaife.. aouft nidts onoeres als
-Wers. @inslotp's Sootbina Sprup." I"
@arantiert inter Der Sooo ano
0rllqs glfte, so. SUM- 1906, Serial
Summer 1898.
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tet, er babe oie 5rauer ge5mungen,
10 biel Spirituolen 81 trinfen bis
iie an Sllfobolpergiftltng geltorben
ieier
slus Berlin neloet man: Die
prellBii9e &eeierllng itebt iest anf
Dem 8r1tfte, BEN in &raft befinolidetl
l1tiniiteriellen @rlaB gegen Die Ser
brerlltllng bon 2ei6en aaf5ubeben.
Sn 2enberg fam es 81 Stro=
Betlfampfen 5piiden 8olen llno
&l1tbenen, IN Solge Ser @rnoroung
oes Stattbolters bon @ali5ier1 @ra=
fen 9lnoreos 9Sotodi. 3ur Serbii=
tung bon &oiienfarnpfen lit glei6 nab
Dem 9lttelltot Der 8efebl 3ur 8erltar-
flung ser 2ernberger @arniion erteilt
poroen 9ruppen 5ieben iest onrh
Die Stabt nr1o lnm bofft oaour6 oie
l1nrnben I'M Seine 5n erItiden.
slus Ser portugieiii9en Saupt-
itabt 2iiIabon miro gerneloet: Die
bieligen 8l1tter oWnnoo" nno ugpo-
ca" meloen einen Borfau, Der ltcb
inn @ofe bes fontelihen 8alaites gte=
callibaoes 5ugetragen baben ioa. 4ls
&onig Mannel leinen getpobnli6en
Morgenipa5iergang bort modte, ficl
inn Die ltnreeelmdBi9feit I'M gerbal=
ten oes ialutierenoen @abpoltens
auf. Ser 4onig rief BEN @bef oes
0filitdritobes, General Sope5, berbei
nno beauftroete ibn, Der Sahe atf
ben @runo gu geben. @s itellte iid
olsbalo berans, ooB Der @ubpolten
fein .Soloat ser Irlnee mar. Sein
8erbor ltno peitere gea6foribungen
ereaben oaB er Der y@eieaidaft bonn
sdmaraen &reu5" ongeborte, oeniel-
ben @ebeinbunoe, oeiien 0titglieoer
ald oie beioen eriboiienen &onigs-
moroer 2ueia uno oa Gotta tparen.
SSsn Der beleil6en 9eputirten=
for1lner bat oie 9ebotte iiber Die sln=
nerion oes gongoitaates 6egounen.
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GilenbaDll= =Tabrplau.
g. q. & q. q. 8af,n

nSabb grodet"s3n mad Soufton, @nIbeiton
Beaumont ui1o Orange. slbfabrt llbr abenos
9nfunft 7.55 morgens.
ga6 aerrebiIle. s6fnbrt $50 nloreens, slft
fitnft bort 11.30 9lbfabrt bon &errbilIe A llb,
nacbntittags, @nfunft tn San @ntonio 7.5C
abefbs. 9iir Santftags mad &errbine: 4 ub,
na1ntittaes &idIabrt bon bart Wsontags 8.
morgens, stnfunft in Gan 9lntonio $50 NOR
gems.
0ad guero, goafum, Souiton, @aIbefto1
@iobtnes, SodeeIe Cameron uno gSoeo, stb.
fabrt s.45 borrnittaes. stnfrnft Ibr morgers
9ladb 8eebiue, Corpus gbrifti, slIice, Wsatbis
9tranfas Sob, 9fodport, 9lbfabrt 1.50 na6a
1n.itacs urlb l15r abenbs. slnfnnft 7.55
ntorgens uilb 1.50 nd6mtttags.
9sa6 SaIfurias, @bfabrt 8 ubr abenbs. An
tt1ft 755 11oreens.
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itiaing So. bon &anios @itn Weoy
bat bieie 5rage aufgeiporfen inoem
iie ser 3mii6enItaatli6en Sonoels-
fornnliliion eine 8eldtperoe gegen Die
stdiiot Sopefa & Santa Sc 8abn=
geleaiboft unterbreitete, neil beiagte
@obn iid getpeigert bat, Spirituoicn
BON &anias Gitp na6 Sflaboma, be-
fanntli6 eiil 9robibitionsitaot, 5ll be-
foroern. 9ie 8ei6merOefiibreril er=
illdt Sic &onlnliilion, bie 8abngeiel-
16aft 5ur 8efor0erung oieier Baren
81 apingen.
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@abl : Mnseigem.
Stir Sheriff.

Sic .Sreie greHe fir yegas" 1T alito>
riiiert, an5u5eigen, baB 9. 8. Gin B :
ie b &anbibat fir bas @mt eines Sberiffs
bon @egar goiintb lit iinb ii6 ber gnts
i6eibung Der oemofratifden Primdr<
ipa6len nntertpirft.
Sic nSreie Breiie fir Eegas" TIT autos
riiiert, atl3i5eigerL oaB S mes W G.
gIosfeb &anoi6at fir oaS Mmt
oes Sberiffs bon 8egar County iit mnb
iib ben be1nofratii6en BrimartpahIen i'm
Suli llntertpirft.
Die nSreie BreiIe fir Eeras" 1T
a4toriliert, atl5lt8eigeu, bah Us m. S.
@ 0 T ORTIZ annbibat fir bas glnt eiz
nes Gberiffs bon 8erar County lit ltnh
iid Ser @nti6eibuue Der oentofratii6en
@rimdrfpa6len untertpirft
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goip tief SnfpI Conn in

@ie tief Snfel Sam in ieinen
@elobeutel 8lt greifen geoenft, Inn
ieinen oiplonlatii6en 8ertretern i'm
Auslano tpiiroige @obnungen anlpei-
fen 81 fonnen lit aus elmer 8orlage
eriidtlid, pel6e BON &eprdientant
gouiins bon Soma Dem 8orlisenoen
oes 8onlites fir ausndrtige slnsele-
genbeiten, eingerei6t nuroe. 9ieIe
gia olitoriitert ben Staatsiefretdr,
$2,000000 sur grrihtlne ooer gum
anfalf paiienoer @ebauoe fir Die
oiplon1atiifen uno aoniular-Gertreter
Ser Ser. Stoaten in 0eltti6lanb,
Seiterrei6, 9uBlano, China, SSapul,
&orea llno Werifo aus5ugeben.
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Den SOB anf Sen sserien

batte Selie 8. Meorris bon Clippers,
@a., inl Sriibiabr 1906. gr iagt:
Gin Bneumonia-anfaa binterlieB
bel mir iolde S6ma6e nn0 ioldetl
&uitetL baB nleine 5reunoe erflarten,
oie S6pinoiudt batte mid; Der SOB
mar auf meine Serien. Scum muroe
mir Or. Sings 9seue gntoedltng 5lt
nebnen geratel1. sic balf iofort,
5tpeieinbalb Slalden furierten mid
nno id faab, oaB lie bas bette Wittsl
Ser @elt lit fir Suiten nno 2ungen-
leiben." @arantiert 5u baben bel
MboIpb 9reiB uno 81. Gobn & So.
so gts. ltno ST. Brobeflaide frei.
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Sort nit benz Gift.

Gadberltdnbige ipiiien. baB biele in
bieienr 2anbe fabri5ierte Hillen 4uedlils
Der etltbalten. 9ieies beir1tiidiicbe uno
id]leidenoe @ift, fpenr1 ldnger genommeil,
pergiffet 8lut nnb Sdfte ilno llrltergrdbt
oie @eiltnobeit lansiam aber fif5er. 9ie
alten llro tailienofad beipabrten Ct. Ser
naro's &rdllterpillen iinb aus friiden
8flml5en lli1o gSur5eln 6ereitet llno baz
ben ii6 ieit Sabrblrnoerten bel alien lln>
terleibsleioen. @erltopfltng ullo 2eberlei7
ben ais ein ii6eres ltno ilberalis ipirtIaz
mes 9eilnlittel 1tets 9ldtl5er0 beipdbrt
9ie ct. 8ernaro@ @&rdlltereHillen 1ino in
alien &potbeten 81 baben
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s. & 8. ". sabn.
M.faprt

MtfaBrt.
Sad alien 9torbeSegass spnnften -.
l1br ut1b s bDrn1ittngs
Ga9 ct. 2ouis, Waenlpbis rno oem Often
.l.25 rbr nabm. unb 7. .45 nbenbs
Nab WseJtfo 1920 1tbr bortnifta9S
Mnfnnft.
8on ct. 4Duis u benz Often. $50 morg
Son ct. 2ouis H. benz Often, $50 u1org
Son 2arebo lttlb Megifo LOS na4m
8Dn ct. 9oris, &anlas gitp s 45 abos
ct. gouis & san Srantiasn Hasn.
Mbfd1rt
9sad Sort Snitb, Springfield, ct. 2ouis, @an.
fas gitb, g1icaeo Is. 9. g.. SepoD
o.oo upeilps
Anfnnft.
Bon St Gouts, @anfas gitb, Baris, gbicasG
1910 morgens
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Siir Gpunts -Glerf.

Sic vNreie 8reiIe fir Teras" iit olta
toriiiert, an8li5eigen, bas @ib ian 6.
$ a milton aanoibnt fir oas 9lut
oes County zGIerfs bon 8erar Golintb
lit lmb fid ben oeinotratilden Yrimdre
ipnblen i'm sSrli nnteripirft.
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<Spte JtUllt+@tl WV WV eSNtDS
gountp baben beI6loiiet1, Elm Court
baus 5u bonerl bas $4,000 ,foiten
miro. Ser 8au lit Der grditeften-
Sirlla Sage grotbers in @uitin iiber-
tragen.
9pnneritag ntittag geeen ein
l1br pailierte in ser 2obbD oes Oris-
fiji Sotel 5u auitin einea S6ieBerei
in melher Der 9(obofat Waion 8il>
liants BON bier uno Ser 9onofat Sobn
Oolpea bon 9lnitin beripun6et pnr-
ben. @iQian1s batte als @bnofat
Ser bieiigen @eit Seras ganf & Srrlt
Gonlpanp einen Yro5eB eeeen 9owell
gefiibrt, IN Dem es iid INN eine @elb>
foroerung Der genatnten 8anf an
Dotpea banoelte. Das @eribt batte
5u @uniten Ser 8a11f e1ltidieoen uno
ibr einen 3ablungsbefebl gegen
8otpea 5uerfannt. aroft oieies 3ob-
lungsbefebls batte ste ganf getpiiies
gigentnm 9omea's uno ieiner Srau
nit 8elblag belegt, 8olpea batte
aber eirten ginbaltsbefebl gegen Die
sSortnobme oeiielben erbalfen uno
Sic Sod,e 1T a11r 2eit nod unent-
idie0en. SSn5miiden batte Dolpea Bel
Der MISUNDERSTANDING BON 9lu-
fin Elm @eiud, einoereic1t oob gSil-
Iions meoen llnonaemeIle11en getra-
oens 6os Meht ols 9(opofot alt brof-
'tisieren entsooen fperoe aean nennt
oos 0isborrnent-Groceeoinas elm.
leiten. lleber oieIes @eiud, Doipel's 3
mtrbp arr 2eit nerhon0elt 1Iuo gSil-
lions NOR oesbolb nit gfidlter Saoen
BON bier, ser als fein 9(ntpolt fl1n-
aierte. nod g(uitin aefolnmerr. 0ie
gerbanolunaen fotten am Weittmod.
beaonnen uno maren oaln Bis gum
Oounerftoa nahmittaa unt 2 l1br
perldoben poroen. Oonnerltaa nit
taq aeaen / llbr fanten @illiams,
Saoen lno g9illiam Green aus 9nn
Warcos in Sen garroom oes Drisfia=
Sotel. gSabreno iie BORT ltnroen,
fam 9opea ebenfaIs in oas 2ofol.
Oqoen alma All linn uno ipradl nit
linn - fpie es heibt. fat er i'm ae-
froot morum er 6os Goroehen oe-
aen gillioms einaeleitet babe -
9oipea puroe draerIid uno Iief
fort Oie onoern brei ainaen oonn
in bie aobbn" gsihrenb iie 5ih
Sort befon6en. foheu lie 9otpen mil
elmer Shrotflinte in ser Sono ein-
treten uno musten iofort ipos oe-
fhehe1 fpiirbe gs 6o,terte 6pnn md,
oor nift louoe So nor Sic 6d,ieRe1
rel in beitem @onoe. 0pfpen 5d1oR
nrs 5einer ssIinfp i,no gsiIIions mt.
tuortete NIT 9iftolenIf,iifIen. o,tker-
npn, 5on o,,f, noh or, nritte, 10
id,oIspn hohen gapr ma NOR heho,1r-
ton Sip @etpilioten nirht a, tniiipn
Ser Shieberei n,,r6p ifIieR(ih oureh
oip ;;briopp slnmpienSen e;,' gnSe ~,
moht ,,,,o gomed 5o,nohI MA ya;T-
Iioms m,rhpn fortnphrod,t WpiSp
inn nerm,,napt eiIIions Ieidt i'm
i1ntpr(eih 9nmp0 et,nos id,nprpr
cher o,d, nihf opf0hrIih ~, opn
gei1,en @eopn geibe nurSen aIn.
opn meopu NiitoIpntroopns ,rno 9)5orS.
onoriffg q onhauoio oenodt rnb ieber
,m,r6e unfpr Wiiro5dhoft non 800 ne.
iteIlt
Ger Nrono neg SpIbottihs in
q 59ta',,o,l 5an non pul ..'.en 0u'uoen oo''
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Sprid ME bon Dir lid babe@,
Spri6 ME bon oir uib BIN. !.
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Sic baben feill 5ntereiie
SIN oeinem 0id", on Sorl
9fur menn OH iagIt: uid gebe4
90 ipiberl iie oos DIR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17
W. 6. & =. Babm.


0adb gaco, Sort gsortb, Sauas, aanfaS gitp,
st. aouts unb gbicago, tdgItf (Sunfet
0epot) 600 abenbs
apfaIsua bia Smttbpiue =. >. 7.30 bormittass
slIamo special mad Gmitbbiue, Soufton, @al'
pefton 1925 abenbs
Mnfunff.
Bon ebieaeo, ct. eouis, aanfas gttb. 9auas,
Sort 8ortb unc 2saco, tdgIi9 (Sunfet
Sepot f.oo lipl9eI'o
9oiaIaue bta SmitDpilIe -. >. 9.05 abenos
@IaIno SpeaiaI bon SutitbpiIIe, 8onfton, @al'
SETON 625 nlorgens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17
gpmtberm 0acific &ablr.

gsad Stem Orleans, Soufton uno @aIbefton,
tdeIid5 .... 11.40 mittags
uItp l1.oo uoeltpS
gtacb gaele 9aB, @l 9alo, Californian uro
Merifo =. 500 bormittaes II. 6.3G abenbs
Mnfunft.
gon gsetp Orleans, 9onitou uno @aIpefton,
tdgIib 7.35 n1orgens
uno ... .... 600 nadntittags
Bon 81 Bafo, Californian nnb Msegtto :.
lilo eornlittags
urb 500 abetios
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gietoria 9ibiiion, 9. 8. & 9. u
(Uuli Sbore.)


9sat guero, gictoria, Sort 2abaca, Corpus
gbrifti, gropnsbiue, @io Granoe. gttb.
@oIiao, 9eebiIle. @barton, 9alaetss uto
Soritou TOO uroreens
Infnnft $3.50 abenos
Ser Sam 5ouiton" mad gnero, gtetorta,
@barton uttb Soufton:
MpfabTt. 1.oo aoeHos
Mntnnft 700 morgens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17

Gs gibt Sdmeihler atf 5il8-
ioblen uno iolhe mlf Solaihuben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17
Wad5 Brownsville.

Ser Bug oer Sunfet gictorta Sioiiion, ab'
fabrt 7.o5 morsens, madbt in 9Iaceoo gerbtrr'
blng NIT oer Gull goaft Cine fir Corpus
gbriiti. @nfunft bort 4.55 na6nttttags, snfunff
In gropnspilIe 9.25 abenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17

tet, er babe oie 6ralten ge5mungen
10 biel Spirituoien 5u trinfel1 bis
iie an s(lfobolpergiftlng geltorben
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-07
CITY DADS HOLD
A CABFEST
Much Talk Accomplished
Very Little.
ADJOURNED SESSION
Will be Held by Council,
Wednesday Evening,
Some Very Important Matters are
Hanging Fire and Cannot Wait
for Two Weeks.

Council attended to number of
routine matters at n regular meeting
held last night. When the meeting
adjourned 1t was decided 10 meet
again "Wednesday evening to consid-
er some important business that de-
mands attention before the next reg
ular meeting night. President S. II.
Rauhauser was not present, owing to
illness. and DR.. j, G.. Setter was
chosen to boss the job.
"A resolution, declaring 1t necessary
to pave Silver street from Leader
street TO the West corporation line
was adopted. The pavement will be
thirty feet wide and brick block will
be used. Some OF the property own
ers along the street objected to laying
the pavement at this time as 1t Is said
the tracks of the local street car
lines are to be extended along Silver
to Lee street In the near future 1t
Is probable that the paving will be
delayed to allow the company to pro-
coed with the track extensions, but
the company will have to hurry more
than Il is wont to do or the naving
Will be laid.
The City Solicitor II. r. Boyd,
presented a communication from II
NJ. Minnehue, land and tax agent OF
the Erie railroad, relative to the
proposed crossings at Sugar street
and Grand Avenue. The railroad
company Is willing 10 give the city
the right to cross its property, pro-